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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTtfl WATT) TR.TBTTNTJ, MTCDFOTID, ORTCC.OT, WEBERBAT, JULY 11. 1917 ;1 GOLD HILL NUGGETS Married Miss Nina Sharp and V. F. Hluckcrt, Thursday, July 5, at the XL K. arHonage in Medford, the Hew J. C, Rollins off ieintiiiK- Miss Sharp has been a teacher in the Port land schools for a number of years nnd Mr. Blackert has the loeal meat market. They have leased the Day property, corner of Fifth nvenuo and Sixth streets and lire at home to their many friends. Mrs. Blnckert is a cousin of Mrs. E. T. Simmons of this city nnd has spent several of her past vacations in this city nnd made many fast friends who will be (;lnd to welcome her in their miuVt. Master Noel Kellogg returnR Mon day evening from a week's visit with relatives at Medford. Myrtle Day, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Blackburn, and Misses Olive and-lps Turner, motored to A-'.'Mnnd Sunday to spend the day in that delightful place. Mrs. Joe Ferry, who has been at flrnnts Pass the past two weeks, re turned to her home in this city Sut Vrtay. i Mrs. Robert Cook of Galls Creek transacted business in Gold Hill Mon day. Bert. Kellogg of Portland, who has been visiting in southern Oregon the past week, spent Saturday and Sun day at the home of his brother, A. K. Kellogg, in this city. Rev. II. J. Van Fosscn, district superintendent of Klamath district of the M. E. church, preached at the lo cal church Sunday evening. Miss Opal Gilmore, granddaughter of Mrs. E. M. Mclntyre, formerly of this place, came down Snturday aft ernoon from Portland to attend to some business matters for her grand mother, in this city. "Dad" Foster of Kanes Creek was in town Tuesday transacting iiusi- ness nnd meeting old friends. George Iverson is doing some deco rating nt the ranch home of G. Lnnce on Foots creek. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Peterson took a ear load of young people up to the Morrill switnmink tank Monday afternoon. Alfred Lewis is reported as not much improved in health and his mnny friends are very solicitous of his condition. "Bob" Cook made a short trip into California the first of the week. Cherry picking in the orchards near Gold Hill is in full blast. Some of the young men who have finished thinning in the orchards here left the first of the week for Jlill (.:rest-nnd Westerluml orchards, cast of Medford. . Ned Potter o Turtle Rock ranch. upper Sams valley, is in Gold Hill devoting bis time to his friend, Alf Lewis. George Lance and wife of Foot: creek were shopping in Gold Hill Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Lucas of liengle were visiting in Medford Sunday. Five hundred head of sheep arc in pnsturo nt the Grace ranch. The ranchers are all busy getting in their hay crops and help is hard to get in this section of the valley. The sheepmen ore dipping their sheep and getting ready to lake iheni to the summer range. ' Mr. Frcdericli slnrted for Portland Tuesdny. He will visit points in eastern Oregon before he Returns to the vallcv. Mr.. and Mts. Chapman and Mrs Fredcrich were evisitnrs nt Dr, Stokes' cherry orchard nt Cokcr Butte Monday to get cherries tor canning nnd they were beauties, as good as we have seen in the valley. Some of our sheepmen hnvo enn trncted their spring lambs to a Port land buvcr for delivery this full. Alma Simmons and Miss Louie Sweet of Bcngle wero married Satur day and will make (heir homo on the J. W. Scolt ranch at Antineh Ed. Moore and son, Rube, will lake ncir cattle to the Brown cabin range Thursday. Mr. Montgomery of Beagle was do ing business in town Tuesday. The dinning vat and pens on the William Trcnsbam ranch in Sams vnl Icy are a big help to the ninny smnll sheep owner in this part of the vnl lev; everything is up to date and there is no excuse for anyone who doesn't hnvc his sheep dipped till year. A nretty wedding took place on July 4 at the borne of Mrs. Ida Ma Jerle when her younger daughter, Lelah. was united in marriage to Mr James Milton, youngest son of Mr and Mrs. Joel Milton, Rev. McWII Hams officiating at the ceremony which' was held at high noon. The youthful bride looked charming in her wedding dress of white satin mcs saline and Georgette crepe. Miss S ROGUE RIVER Beck was bridesmaid and a large number of relative and friends wit nessed the nuptials.. After which a community wedding dinner was held In the grove, many good wishes being expressed for the happiness of the young couple. Mt Claud Durkhart and Miss Er cel Carroll, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. J. B. Helfrlch were married at Yreka on, July 3.. Most of our citizens who possess automobiles attended the celebration at Ashland on July 4 and 5. They re ported a good time and were loud In their praise of the beauty of Llthla park just now. Several are planning to attend Chautauqua at Ashland from July 11 20th. It is expected that several of our enlisted young men will leave soon for training camp which will bring the stern reality of war very near to us. The aged centenarian of Foots Creek, Grandma Whitney, Is seriously ill. Mrs. G. Martin entertained about ladles at her home on July 6 In honor of Miss Martha Brown, a guest at the James Martin home. The after- noon was spent visiting on the cool porch and listening to songs by the younger ladles.. The hostoss served dainty Ice cream and cake. Several Federal farm loans are be ing negotiated In this district and there Is some talk of a creamery be ing started which would certainly be help to 'Rogue River. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir St. Circuit Court. Abby K. Thomas vs. L. G. Porter et ux. Foreclosure. Emma Armstrong vs. Ardy Lane Armstrong. Divorce. E. W. L. Carkin vs. Frank E. Blackburn et al. Foreclosure. Nellie F. McNeil vs. Abljah Wirles et al. Foreclosure. Probate Court. John V. Smock Estate. Will filed Order admitting to probate. Louis C. Slvers Estate. Report of sale of realty. Mrs. Francis Brlggs Estate. Re port of sale of realty. John M. Davidson Estate. Final account. Order accepting account and discharging administrator and bonds men. Real Estate Transfers. W. E. Dunlap et ux to W. D. Carey et ux, land In Falrvlew addition, Ashland 1300 Rachel Mayham to Joseph May- ham et al, land in T. 3C-1 east 1 Harry Greaton to W. S. Grea- ton, land In T. 34-4 west 500 COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS The following la schedule of expen dltures of Jackson County, Oregon, together with a list of the claimants and articles or service for which the claim Is made and which were passed upon ny the County Court tor Jack son County, during the month of May, 1917. The following bills were allowed rel ative to the county salary fund, to- wlt: County Court and Commissioners, F. L. Toil Velle, county judge's salary 1150.00 Louise Williamson, salary of county court bailiff C5.00 Geo. W. Owen, commissioner's compensation C5.80 Total $280.80 Circuit Court. A. R. Thompson, circuit court cryer $ 27.00 Sheriff's Office. Ralph G. Jennings, sheriff's sal ary $203.33 Leslie W. Stnnsell. deputy hire.. 125.00 Clerk's Office. F. L. Coleman, deputy hire $ SO.OO G. A. ardner. clerk s salary 106.66 Flora Thompson, deputy hire 83.3,'i Total $3i9.9!i Treasurer's Office. Myrtlo W. Blakeley, treasurer's salury $100.00 School Superintendent's Office. G. W. Ager, superintendent's salary $150.00 Vivian Chlhlers, clerk hire 31.4 E. R. Peterson, supervisor's sal ary 100.00 Total $281.45 Fruit Inspector's Office. J. C. Altken. depuay Inspector's compensation - $120.75 I. R. Kline, deputy Inspector s compensation 129.25 C. C. Martin, deputy inspector's compensation 129.70 C. A. Noren, deputy Inspectors compensation : 25.00 E. R. Oat man, deputy Inspec tor's compensation 125.50 State of Oregon, amount flue state for salary of pathologist. .1500.00 Total a $2030.20 Assessor's Office. J. B. Coleman, assessor's salary. $125. Of) James M. Cronemlller, deputy hire $0 00 E. I'. Chandler, deputy hire 36 00 O. R. Carter, deputy hire SO on E. 1. Chandler, deputy hire f0.no 11. C. Oiiloy, dnputy hire 74.00 Llnnle Hanncom, deputy hire.... 65. no J. C. Herring, deputy hire 74.00 K. A. Hildreth, Mr., deputy hire.. 36 00 E. A Hildreth. Sr., deputy hire.. 76 00 W. 8. Hammond, deputy hire ... 100 00 E. C. Hamilton, deputy hire 104 on H. N. liofland, deputy hire lnn.ixi Edw. P. Miller, deputy hire 40 mi J. T. Pendleton, deputy hire KS.Oc Klody I'enree, deputy hire 108.00 Etta Purkej-plle, deputy hire... Ml.uo J. L. Howe, deputy hire 20.00 J. L. Rowe, deputy hire.... 76.00 Jay Ten-ill, deputy hire S8.00 J. Percy Wells, deputy hire 94.00 Total $1640.00 Collection of Taxes. D. H. Alloway, deputy hire $ 50.00 Paul F. Anderson, deputy hire.... 80.00 F. E. Blackburn, deputy hire 58.50 D. H. Cronemlller, deputy hire.. 81.00 H. J. Eberley. deputy hire 39,00 W. O. Garrett, deputy hire MS.00 George L. Howard, deputy hire.. 57.00 Total $473.50 John Blass, ferryman's salary ....$ 25.00 J. A. Norrls, janitor's salary $ 60.00 Jail. Chas. H. Bnsye, jailor's salary....$ 50.00 Amy C. Dow, salary of matron.. 38.00 Care of Poor at Farm. Dr. Theo. J. Mnlmgrem, county nhvslcnn's salary $ 83.33 W. N. Wells, salary of poor farm superintendent 100.00 Recorder's Office. Cbauncey Florey, recorder's sal ary -. $166.60 Mlldren Nell, deputy hire... 75.00 A. T. Brown, county surveyor's comnensatlon $ 67.65 D. I . Lawton, comnensatlon of of sealer of weights and meas ures $ 22.67 Fred N. Cummings, water mas ter's salary 83.33 The following bills were nllowed rel ntlve to the advertising and fair fund, to-wlt: George E. Boos, secretary, ex penses In connection with pood roads convention $236.73 The following bills were allowed rel ative to the current expense fund, to-wit: County Court and Commissioners Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone hill $ 2.55 Western Union Telegraph Co., telegrams , .40 Circuit Court. Home Telephone and Telegraph :o telephone bill circuit judge 3.30 Lester Lewis, grand jury wit ness 2.50 J. Osenburg, grand jury wit ness 2.20 Justice Court. V. Atterbury. constable fecs..$' 2.50 W. D. Allen, juror 1.00 S. I. Brown, juror 1.00 W. Chlsm, witness 1.00 Wesley Coffeen, witness 1.00 A. Chapman, juror 1.00 Hugo Dnley, witness 1.00 J. W. Hatcher, constable fees.... 2.00 T. H. E. Hathaway, Juror 1.00 B. Hammond, constable fees.. 41 .90 F. M. Jordan, juror 1.00 R. P. Little, juror 1.00 Geo. N. Robison, witness 1.00 Hotel Schmeede, board of pris oners 3.15 B. Skeen. witness 1.00 Vina J. Skeen, witness .i... 1.00 G. O. Taylor, justice fees 44.50 V. T. Wilson Taxi Co., car hire.. 1.50 Mary Walker, witness 1.00 John B. Winter, justice fees 6.25 John D. Wlmcr, justice fees 16.15 Total $130.95 Sheriff's Office. Paul F. Anderson, sheriff's trnv- ' ellng expense $ 7.25 Paul F. Anderson, sheriff's trav eling expense 42.40 Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone bill 8.30 Ralph G. .Jennings, sheriff's traveling expense 53.50 Ralph G, Jennings, stamps for sheriff s office 20.00 Medford Printing Co., supplies.. 46.30 Medford Book Store, supplies ... 4.40 Leslie W. Stansell, sheriffs traveling expense ... 7.00 Total $1.9.15 Clerk's Office. G. A. Gardner, cash advanced for stamps $ 10.00 Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone hill 3.55 Medford Book Store, supplies.... 17.70 Ulrlch BroB., drayngo 25 Total $ 31.50 Treasurer's Office. Myrtle W. Blakeley. cash ad vanced for stamps $ 6.60 Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone bill 2.25 Medford Book Stbre, supplies.... 1.76 Western Union Telegraph Co,, telegrams 2.21 Total $ 11.81 School Superintendent's Office. G. W. Ager, express on office supplies $ 2.03 ome Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone bill. 2.90 Geo. J. Kunzman, supplies 9.50 Medford Book Store, supplies.. 15.66 E. R. Peterson, supervisor's traveling expense - 42.30 E. R. Peterson, supplies for sti pervlsor 1.20 Lewis Ulrlch, stamped envel opes for -superintendent 68.14 Total $141 Assessor's Office. Ashland Printing Co., supplies. .$ 19.50 J. B. Coleman, assessor's trav eling expense 4.85 J. B. Coleman, cash advanced for stnmps 3.00 Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone hill 3.36 Medford Hook Store, supplies.. .70 W. R. Sparks, repairing assess ment bags 1.00 Total $ 32.40 Collection of Taxes. Medford Printing Co., siipplles..$ 66.65 Tax Rebate. C. C. Walker, lax rebate $ 2.10 Widow's Pension, Ernestine Austin $ 17.50 Effle M. liner 26.00 Cora B. Bacon - 20.00 Mrs. J. 11. Dyerlcy 35.00 Prlntha A. Blackburn 32.60 Nellie O. Bush 10.00 Minnie Bonnlman -. 26.00 Hena W. Harr 10.00 Orpha Bctts 10 no Ella May Kane 17.60 Dora D. Cress 10.00 Mrs. H. A. Crelghton 17. 60 A-nna L. Corum 10.00 Jennie Eva Davis 20.0(1 Lucy Mav Davis 17.50 May J. Daw .. 32 50 Olive Ellis 17.50 Nettie Green 25.eo Mary K. Grclwi 10 on Carrie L. Grant 10.00 U-lla Frances lllldebrand 17.60 Nellie M. Iliggen lo.ftu Lisle Ili-nth 17.511 Jennie Junes ..... 10.00 Emma .ctta liOnti .. 10.00 Dollle 1ivo 32.50 Susan Mitchell 15.00 Minnie M. Morris ; 25.00 Amanda McNeil 10.00 Estell Nelson 40.00 Sarah E. Ossman 10.00 Emma Paulsen 25.00 Minnie Bell Patch 10.00 Rosa Peffley .... 25.00 10,0(1 17.60 40.00 10.00 35.00 25.00 Mary E. Payne Rosa Ann Rohblns . Rose R. Slngler Kathryn E. Silver .. Laura E. Stewart .... Mary J. Torrey Total a $767.50 Court House Expenses. CallforniaOregon Power Co.. lights $ 2.87 Fred J. Flck, supplies 80 Mack Johnson, sawing wood for court house 2.00 Medford Book Store, supplies ... 37.75 Total ....$ 43.42 Jan. California-Oregon Power Co., light und power $ 21.73 Fred J. Flck, Bttpplies . 2.90 Mrs. Jnne Johnston, washing for jnll 1.65 Medford Sash and Door Co.. sup plies : 7.00 Paul's Electric Store, supplies... 10.49 Mrs. August Slngler, board of prisoners 89.35 Total $133.12 Care of Poor at Poor Farm. Bardwell Fruit Co.. supplies $ 1.25 L. B. Brown, supplies 6.45 California-Oregon Power Co., light and power 6.65 Ends Coal Co., coal 4.00 H. G. Endei'S ft Son. supplies.... 173.5!) Hutchinson & Lunisdcn, sup plies 3.10 Independent Meat Market, sup piles 86.81! Medford Electric Co., supplies.... 1.62 Monarch Seed Co., supplies . .40 Medford Furniture ft Hdwe. Co. supplies 53.77 A. T. McMahan, harher work for linnates 2.90 J. F. Norman, barber work for Inmates , 40 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., telephone bill 1.65 T. F. Smith, supplies Ulrlch ft Ryan, Biipplles .. 123.76 W. N. Wells, traveling expense of poor farm superintendent.. 4.00 Total .: $471.12 Care of Poor Not at Poor aFrm, Remi Avery, regular lndlgent....$ 10.00 H. Alger, regular indigent C.OO Nancy Arrismlth, regular Indi gent 6.00 Sue Bailey, regulur Indigent 6.00 Julius BJerregaard, regular In digent 10.00 Maggie Bohl, regular indigent.... 15.00 Mrs. Boyer, regular Indigent 8.00 A. W. Blsh. regular Indigent. 8.00 Dr. L. E. BroBCoe, care of Mrs. Brown, Indigent 15.00 10.00 8.00 12.00 10.00 8.00 Mrs. L. Colter, regular indigent Annie Cameron .ergual indigent Mary M. Chlldors, regular Indi gent Ellnc Curry, regular indigent.... Mrs. I. C. Cabler, regular hull gent Mrs. Kate Copple, regular Indi gent 8.00 Mrs. L. E. Downing, regular in digent 10.00 Mrs. S. V. Ellis, regular indigent 5.00 June Eiuhnit, euro of Rulph Baor, indigent 15.00 J. II. Fattlg. regular lndlgont ... 30.00 Katherlne Gillette, regular Indi gent 10.00 Mrs. Gun, regular Indigent 12.00 Mrs. E. C. Card, care of Miller family, Indigents 10.00 Granite City Hospital care of In digents 10.00 Mamie Garten, care of Herrford, indigent 15.00 8.00 10.00 6.011 6.00 Mrs. Hudson, regular indigent.. W. H. Housten. regulnr indigent Etta Jewell, regulur Indigent ... Mnrtha Jones, regular indigent.. Jackson Street Store, Biipplles for Meda Turpln 5.S5 E. Kimball, regular indigent. 15.00 H. C. Knapp, regular Indigent 8.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane, rogu Indigents 15.00 Lena Iee, regular Indigent 8.00 Mis. J. Myers, regular Indigent.. 16.00 Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, regular indigent Mrs. J. C. Martin, regular Indi gent ...... Ella Miles, regular Indigent Mrs. N. H. Murk, nursing Mrs. Meda Turpln Dr. Theo. Malmgrem, supplies for IndlgentsMurry and In land P. Mclntyre, regular Indigent.... Zoe R. Noe, regular Indigent Oliver Nadu, regular Indigent i.00 10.00 8.00 3.00 14.76 6.00 8.00 10.00 8.00 John Noon, regular indigent Mrs. Frank Poiscr, regular In digent 8.00 Doc Parson, regular indigent 8.00 Katherlne Rodger, regular lndl gont 10.00 Jennie Rodgers, regular Indi gent 20.00 Sucred Heart Hospltul, caro of Indigents 111.50 Chas. II. Schieffelln, supplies for Ira Gilgsliy, Indigent 7.50 Sacred Heart Hospital, care of Indigents 27.50 W. II. Smith, regular Indigent ... 15.00 T. O. Stafford, regular Indigent 7.00 Mrs. Shanks, regular indigent.. 10.00 Klina Shiver, regulnr Indigent. .. 10.00 Mrs. L. Schleffelin, regular In dlgent 6.00 Nuncy SlKciuore. regular Indi gent V'00 HeiiaHtian Hcniimp, reguiur inn gent 10.00 Taylor-Wllllanis Co., supplies for David Newsoine, Indigent.. 6.76 Mr. nnd Mrs. Toffcr, regulur In digents - 10.00 Meda Turpln. regular Indigent . 10.00 Weeks Mr.Oowun Co., ntirlal of Julius Stein, Indigent 20.00 Pierce Wilson, regular Indigent 6.00 'A. Wnlgumott, regulnr Indigent.. 8.00 Mrs. C. Williams, regulur Indi gent 12.00 F. I). Waterman, regular indi gent 8.00 Lizzie Wnlgnmott. care of Mr. Brnnson, regular indigent 6.00 W. N. Wells, railroad furo for limit Cunrt, Indigent Weeks & .McGowun Co., burial of Rulph Baer, indigent 15 60 Henry Young, regular Indigent.. 8.00 Total $107860 Juvenile Court and Reform School Commitments. Boys' nnd Girls' Aid Society, regular allowance from Jack son County 10.00 Chus. H. (lav. probation officer's compensation 124.30 J. W. Robinson, examining In- 6.00 Total $139.30 Advertising and County Printing. Ashland Printing Co., county printing 69.68 Medford Mall Tribune, county Printing 55.6S lidiaent Soldiers. Mrs. Hiram Bender, allowance for indigent soldier's widow. $ 10.00 Election Expense. G. A. Gardner, cash advanced for stamps 4.00 Jacksonville Post, supplies 7.40 Medford Book Store, supplies 8.60 Total $ 20,00 Registration of Voters. F. O. Suedicor, registering $ 8.70 California. Callfornin-Oiegon Power Co., light for P. & E. crossing $ .50 Recorder's Office. Ashland Printing Co.. sunplles....$ 37.00 Chiiuncey Florey, cash advanced for stnmps 10.00 A. J. Florey, Jr., checking In dexes 36.00 Home Telephone nnd Telegraph Co., telephone bill 2.40 Medford Hook Store, supplies.. 4.60 J. R. Nell, checking indexes 36.00 Total $125.90 Surveyor's Office. A. T. Brown, office expense county surveyor 12.95 G. W. Mathews, chalnman 2.60 Medford Furniture nnd Hard ware Co., supplies 1.06 Medford Book Store, supplies 90 lames Owens, road viewer 2.00 H. L. Speek. chnlninnn 8.10 Gertrude Trontfether, work In surveyor's office 30.00 Total $ 67.50 Fred N. Cummings, water mas ters exnensn $ 19.00 Health Reaistrars. Dr. W. S. Carry $ 1.60 Myrtle B. Day 2.25 Dr. W. W. P. Holt 2.00 Dr. J. W. Jacobs 2.50 J. W. Robinson 1.00 Dr. F. G. Swodeuburg 12.25 Total $ 21.60 Enforcement of Prohibition Law, Jamie Chlsm, expense in con nection with enforcement of prohibition law $ 37.60 Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., telephone bill...; ' 8.70 Medford Book Store, supplies.. 2.05 Postul Telegraph and Cable Co., telegrams 50 Postul Telegraph and Cuble Co., telegram . 1.87 Western Union Telegraph Co., telegrams lb. 6!) Total $ 60.31 Scalp Bounties. T. Hamerlck $ 2.00 Geo. W. Stacey 2.00 John McLaln ....r 1.50 I. C. Richards 2.00 J. W. Farmer 12.00 J. W. Richardson 1.60 J. C. McCloy 1.50 Dewey Hill - 4.00 Clordan Miller 9.00 Lee Wuddoll 8.00 Chas. Duhford, Jr 2.00 Raltrti Dunlap 20.00 Earl Ulrlch 1.50 Adolph Olson 1.60 J. E. Diuko i 9.00 Total $ 77.50 Tho following bills were disallowed rclativo to the current expense fund, to-wlt: C. V. Atcerbury, constable fees..$ 6.00 Mrs. Hit-am Bender, allowance for indigent soldier widow 10.00 California-Oregon Power Co., light und power for county.... 14.67 Fred J. Flck, Jul 1 and court house supplicB 14.80 Margaret H. Jones, nurse hiro and board and room for Mrs. Garwood 13.00 Medford Sash and Door Co., jail supplies 3.25 J. F. Noramn, barber work for poor farm Inmates i .15 John B. Winter, Justice fees 14.56 Total $ S2.42 The following bills were allowed rel ative to tho county road fund, to-wit: Road District No. 1. lubbard Bros, supplies..... $ 32.20 Jack True, labor 926.22 Material .i 6.55 Road District No. 2. W. R. NyBwaner, labor Material 290.1 14.00 Road District No. 3. Ed. Dutton labor 274.05 Material 1.40 Road District No. 4. O. 8. Welcher. labor 69.99 Material 1.60 Road District No. S. Nick Kline, labor 360.4K Material 4.60 Road District No. 6. C. A. Newstmm, labor 1:15.23 Material 12.50 Road District No. 7, Frank R. Nell, labor 28.90 Road District No. 8. .1. E. Davidson, labor 504.24 Material 207.05 Road District No. 9. John Grieve, labor 1 iR.7 Material 20.44 Road District No. 10. W. R. Garrett, labor 277.35 Materlul 1.16 Road District No. 11 A. K. Earhart, labor 417.36 Material 18.45 Road District No. 12, Geo. Stacey. labor 164.60 Material 49.05 Road District No. 13 Carl Itcclm, labor 422.26 Material 3.00 Road District No. 14 D. W. Ponce, labor - 46.10 General Road. Chas. H. BiiHye, mntertal $ 8 F. Karlow. on Hods Springs rond 3.76 Fred J. Pick, material 14.46 G. It. Little, labor on Soiln SprlngH road C. It. Moore, labor on Soda Springs road J. It. Milam, labor on Sodn Springs rond - B. F. Penrl, material Dr. E. H. Porter, freight on material Von der Hellen Hardware, sup plies Soda Springs rond Von der Hellen llilwe, Co., sup plies Soda Springs road 7.50 43.' 39. 3K 2.00 7.3: 7,10 29.30 E. S. WIIhoii, labor Jackson vllle .)e(lfiird rond 391.4 Total, mnterlal, etc $556.14 The following bills Were disallowed relative to the county road fund, tu wit: sane . Coast Culvert and Flume Co., two road fixers $237.58 Von der Hellen Hdwe. Co., sup plies for Soda Springs road ... 35.75 Von der Hellen Hdwe. Co., bu plies Soda Springs road 6.75 Total $329.78 The following bills were nllowed rel ative to the Pacific Highway toad fund, to-wlt: A. K. Earhai-t, labor and sup plies on Central Point-Josephine county line section Pacific Highway $783.96 Medford Concrete Construction Co., supplies for Central Polnt Jnscphlne County line section Pacific Highway 345.48 Total $1089.44 G. A. GARDNER, County Clerk. TOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE A i'o. 1 fresh Jersey cow, heifer ralf; also three fat Shorthorn 2-year-old steers. A. P. Conger, 2 miles north of Jackson ville. 96 FOR SALE Duroc Swine. Two or three young brood sows. J. H. Ful ler, Oakmont Farm, Talent. 97 FOR SALE Registered Jerseys. Sev eral choice cows, eulves. etc., at reasonable prlcos. J. H. Fuller, Oakmont Farm, Talent, Phone 7F11. 97 FOR SALE Twenty-five or 30 head of good stock cattle; no Jersoy Fred Sturgls, Trail, Orogou. 103 FOR SALE Or trndo, for good cow a gasoline engine and two inch ro tary pump: bIbo piping. Box W. H. Tribune office. 96 FOR SALE Young Durham cow and calf. A. W. Cook, R. 2, Box 58. Medford. 96 FOR SALE Four - year-old full- blooded Jersey cow. Has test of 6.8; fresh six months; giving iVt gallons per day now. No phone, Junes Bros., east of city reservoir, Olt SALE Team of horses, between 1100 and 1200 pounds apleco, 50 head Angora goats. Address Edi son Hard, Gen. Del., Medford, Ore, gon. 97 FOR SALE Five good grade dairy cows, three already fresh, two will soon be. Geo. Irwin, Talent. Phone 371-R4. '94 FOR SALE 25 head stock cattle, for all they are worth. W. Wagner, Trail. 95 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Whlto Holland turkeys. Trio, also young poults. J. II. ful ler, Oakmont Farm, Talent. 97 FOR SALE White Wynndottes. Fan cy stock. J. 11. Fuller, Oakmont Form, Talent. 97 FOR SALE complete. -Sot double work huiness Phono 851-.!. 96 'OR SALE Large size family refrig erator In At condition ut IJoVoe'B. FOR SALE Blng chorrlos, 835 E. 4c a Main. 96 pound on trees. Phono 87ff-M. FOR SALE Blng chorrlos at orchard or delivered. Potter & Uoold. Phone 25R2. 95 FOR SALK Good Royal Ann and May Duke cherries. Very reason able. Phono 834-L. 9S POR SALE Hlng and Royal Ann cherries, tree ripened. Berkeley orchards. Phone 1F21. 94 FOR SAL S Buffet, golden oak, 64 Inches. Phone 663-J. 96 FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries, 5c on trees. Bings, 6c and 7n. Ham ilton Orchards. Phono sst, Med ford. Central Point 383. 97 i'OII SALE Loganberrlos. 86-Y. Phone 97 FOR SALE Or trade, Bhnrples No. 4 crouin separator. Cad Ellis, Talent Oregon. 94 FOR SALE Cheap, second hand one- cylinder Excelsior motorcycle. In quire Rogue Rlvor Fruit & Pro duce association. 96 FOR SALE One Edison Dictaphone, Model "D", practically now; also supply unused records. Inquire Rogue River Fruit & Produce as sociation. 86 HELP WANTED MALE WANTUD Man by tho month ranch, closu In. Box O. II., Mall Tilbiino. 96 WANTED Half-dozen good laboring men to leave for ('niter Lake July 11. Wages $2.25 per day and bonrd. Court Hall. tf WANTED Vim and wife for work on ranch. Phono 468-.ll. WANTED Young men eighteen years nnd over. All summer work Good pny. Box factory. Fruit growers Supply Co., Hilt Oil. 9S WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy good second-hnnd refrigerator. Phone 197. 94 WANTED To buy stock hogs, phone W. R. Lamb, Medford. 97 WANTED Teams for orchard work Mlra Vista Orchard. Phono 597.1 WANTED Fruit der. Phono 1 4 press In good l'5 evenings. WANTED Stockmen, wuntod bee and feeders. Thoso having suino Phone J. II. Curltoii, 12-F3. 100 WANTED Hay to bal for power baler, first class work. Call II. 1) Powell. Phone Ashland 4F13, on Mlra Vista orchard. Phone 697-J WANTED Bring us your eggs and Poultry. We pay cash. Medford Poultry and Egg Co, WANTED Houses to move, 488-M, or 48S-X. Phons FOW SALE itEAl. FWTATH FOR 8ALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from $10 por acre up, on lnrr time, easy pnyments. Address Gold Ray Realty Co. BUSINESS Ol'I'OKTCNITIF.S FOR SALE Stock of general mer- cliandlst. Will Invoice around $2, 600 with fixtures. I will rent build ing for a term of yenrs nt a very low rent, or sell at option of pur chaser. Good country trade and a bargain for the right man. Address Box 71, Butto Falls, Oregon. 117 FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished Apt. summer rates. The Berlmn. Phone 938-R. FOR RENT One completely furnish ed apartment at Hotel Holland. " FOIl RICX1 HOUSES FOR RliNT Six-room modern bun galow, big sleeping porch, all mod ern conveniences. Dr. E. II. Por ter. ?OR RENT Modern five-room house and garage. Phone 370-W. FOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished houses. Employment Agen cy. 1. A. Rador. 123 East Main. LOST LOST Columbia bicycle, repainted, from alley by long distance tele phone office, Sunday night. Tele phone 553-J. . 95 LOST Rod bill book containing $20 gold piece, one $10 bill and one $1 bill. Two clippings containing tho . drowning of Jesse Roberts. Notify W. A. Beck, Roguo River, Ore., and receive reward. 94 MONKT TO LOAV TO LOAN Small sums to loan on A-l fnrm properly. Carkin nnd Taylor. MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. Phono 647-.I. .1. H. Andrews. Medford Business College Bldg., Room IS, MONEY TO LOAN From" $1000 to $5000 on hand to loan at 7 por cent, on good fnrm security. Earl Tumy, 210 Garnett-Corcy Bldg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to lonn on Medford property. Easy month ly payments. See D. R. Wood. BUSINESS DDXECTORT Accountant. . M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. I". & H. Bldg., Medford, Oregon. A us to Snpptles LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plunt In the Pa clfio northwost. Use our spring) when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at lis, rooms 8 and 9, Medrord National Bank Building. A. B. RE AMES Lawyer. Qaraett- Corey bldg. Colloctioiis COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W collected some accounts 14 years old. We know how to gel the money. The Bullock Morcantlli Agency, Ino., Rooms 1, 2, 3. II as kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main St. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Oror Dan. lels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phong 692-Y. Engineer nnd Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer ana contractor, 404 M. F. ft II. Bids, Surveys, estimates. Irrigation drain' age, orchard and land Improvement Garbage GARBAGE Get your premise cleaned up for the Bummer. Call on the city garbage wagons fov good service. Phone 874-L. Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HA IOI IT Teacher o piano and harmony. Halght Music Studio, 401 Uarnett-Coroy Bldf Phone 72. Insurance KARL 8. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excollent com panies, good local service. No. 211 Oarnett Coroy Bldg. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD 'Osteopathia physician. 303 Gurnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, enr, noso nnd throat Eyes scien tifically tested and glnssea sup plied. Oculist and Anrlst for S. P, R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. l"rlutcrs and I'uMLsliers MEDFORD PRINTINU CO., has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, hilling systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 Nortk Fir sL Transfer KADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Office 43 North Front at. Phone Si 5. Prices rtghL Bjivlee guaranteed,