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HEDFOUT MATT TRTBTJOTl, MEDFOUD, OTJEGOY. TTTTTRSDAT, TTTLY 19. 1f)17
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
I Alfred Lewis, who lias boon ill ut
his homo in this city for the pnst
two weeks, passed away Monday,
( July 10, nt -1:45 p. in. He had been
I ailing lor several months hut lind
j- boon on the streets and greeting his
;" friends tip to two weeks ago. Fu
V neral will he held at pock Point
i cemetery Wednesday at 10 a. in.
I J Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Alden of Riv
'f ierside colony visited in Ashlund Sun-
day.
' ,5 J. W. Mcrritt spent Tuesdny in
Central Point attending to business
i jpiatters.
. ,, Owen Wilson of Sams Valley was
, shopping in Gold Ilill Tuesday.
i Mrs. Rowinnn and family left
'Tuesday morning for an outing- in
the hills beyond Jacksonville.
;,i 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cordwcll and
i rfamily of Merrill nre visiting itln
. : tives and friends in Gold Hill. Mrs.
' ' Cardwell is a sister of Mrs. George
."Patrick, and Mr. Cardwell was n
jbrother of Lawrence Cardwell now
deceased) who was n former Gold
t' Hill merchant and hotel keeper.
Wi Gladys Barling returned Frdny
afternoon from a month's visit with
' her aunt and nncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Ladd and family, nt Glendalo.
tt Mrs. TJ. M. Cook of Galls Creek
f ileft on Sntnrdny morning's train for
' Copeo, Calif., for nn extended visit
with friends at that place.
j Mrs. Gearse Lane of Idaho, who
' has been visiting with her parents at.
:, .her former home in this city, spent
a few hours in Grants Pass Friday.
' Quite a number of Gold Hill resi
dents motored to Ashland to see
and henr the "Chimes of Normandy"
Monday night.
, Miss Nora Newton visited Sunday
and nMnrinv nt lie home ot her sis-
' tcr, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Elhart,
Ashland.
Mrs. E. T. Simmons is visiting
Mrs. A. A. Schcurman in Ashland
this week.
1 ACrs. Bert Jones and children re
turned to Gold Hill Mondav from a
four months' stay at Dmismuir,
'jjjlif. Mr. Jones has gone to Rose
burg, where he has employment.
. As the local church was closed
'j Sunday to permit attendance at the
; dedication of the Ashland auditorium,
f. a great many persons availed them
selves of the opiwrtunity and report
thoroly enjoying the services of the
; S day.
; j Bert Darling, who has been sut'fer
. ing for some time, visited, a, Grunts
i j. i-uss aenusi t'TKiny.
- S. S. Stephens of North 'J'nient
'was delivering hay in Phoenix Tues-
day.
W. S. Stancliffc and family mo
( tored to Ashland Sunday.
Joe Rnder and wife and Mrs. Effie
) Taylor were fit Ashland Monday evc
! mng attending Chnutniuiun.
Mrs. Bettic Hamlin and son, Ed, of
Ednn valley, were attending Cliau-.-
tauqtia at Ashland Sunday.
jrr. and Mrs. C. Carey acoompa
i mod Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Reuse on a
. motor trip to the top of the Siski
i yous Sunday. .
Miss Turley of Corvallis and Prof.
- Care and another one of the college
staff whose name 1 did not note
4 held a very interesting demonstration
! on canning and drying garden prod-
nets nt Phoenix Monday. Many la-
5 lics came, not minding the cx
I treme heat, and took great interest
i in the subject.
) Mr. and Mrs. Win. SI rung and Mrs.
't Sehidelor of Talent were ut Kings-
uury soda springs Sunday.
il Prof, lieimer of the experiment
station left Talent last Sunday inoin-
jug for China, where he goes to pro
( cure now fruits and vegetables, und
5 forage plant seed..
1 C. C. Hover of Medford drove n
bunch of dry cows up to C. Curey's
' to pasturo Wednesday.
Lovcll Fom is harvesting her hav
; crop on tho Mncy place in North
'.'.lent.
But little rain Tell in North Talent
'and in Fern valley Wednesday.
' If iinyonc doubts the ctTectlve
' ness of tho game laws in Jackson
county, just turn loose a game bird
or a doer nnd see how far it will
got. Mrs. C. Carey had a tame China
pheasant; its wings woro pinioned
'and its tail liobbed off. The bird
'got out one day last week and three
lays later was found dead. Three
shot had passed thru the right wing
,110a r its body; two shot hail broken
its right log, and one shot had passed
thru its nook, hut the bird had
"''crawled off ill the tall grain and
(grass in the Mney barn lot. And
'j whoever shot it had lost his prey,
yet it is out of season, or tlu-ro is
nu reason lor pheasant in this coun
ty, for severn 1 years.
1 ' -Notice to Wood Dealer nr
Oml motors
' School District No. 4 9, Medford
Oregon, will receive bids for 325
cords of wood, the same to be first
grown body wood, either red fir,
black oak or laurel. Same to be de
;llvred and measured on the School
grounds, between August first and
September fifteenth, 1917. All wood
(must bo cut from live trees. Bach
sltek to be four feet long, and not
I less than fllx Inches or more than
be 80 piled that tt can easily be mea
sured on the grounds and all mea
surements to bo satisfactory to both
parties.
The noard reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
Mail bids to F. E. Redden, Clerk or
District No. 49, Medford, Oregon.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Notice is hsrcay given that an elec
tion has boon called by tho Board
of Directors of the Talent Irrigation
District of Jackson County, Oregn.i.
and the same will be held on Tuesday,
the 21st day of August, 1917. between
the hours of eight o'clock A. M. ami
five o'clock P. M. for the purpose of
voting upon and determining whether
or not the Talent Irrigation District
shall issue bonds In the sum of six
hundred thousand ($f.00.000) dollars
for the purpose, necessary or coir, en
ient, of carrying out. the provision
of a certain act passed by the ren
eral assembly of the state of Oregon,
of 1917, and known as House Bill
number (1581, being chapter (3u7) of
the General Laws of Oregon. 1917.
The polling place for said elec'Ion
shall be in the Garage, on the ranch
owned by the Talent Orchard Co ,
and located on the N. E. V, of S. E.
Yt of section (22) Twn. (38) 1 West
of the Willamette Meridian, and being
within the boundaries of the Talent
'Irrigation District, Jackson County,
Oregon.
Tho electors of said Talent IriUa-
tlon District are hereby required to
cast ballots at said election which
shall contain the words, "Bonds Yes''
and "Bonds No.
Those In favor of tho said District
issuing bonds in tho sum of $000,0i.'i 00
shall cast their hatlots Bonds los
and .those opposed to the issuance of
bonds In the sum of $000.000700 shall
cast their ballots-'Bonds No."
Dated at Talent, Oregon, July 34.
1917.
ED. ROW SON.,
Chairman.
' W. ,T. HARTZEI.L,
, O. A. MANNING,
Board of Directors of the Talent Irri
gation District, . Jackson County,
Oregon.
Attest:
LOUIS BROWN.
Secretary.
ORDINANCE NO. Sl)2.
An Ordinance granting to Oregon
and California Railroad Company, a
corporation, its successor, lessees and
assigns, a ten-year franchise and right
to construct, lay down, own, maintain
and operate a railway spur track of
standard gauge, on, upon and along
Evergreen Street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth Streets, and to operate
locomotives and cars over the same, in
the city of Medford. Oregon.
THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: '
Section 1. That thore be and is
hereby granted to Oregon and Califor
nia Railroad Company, a corporation
duly organized and existing under and
by virtue of tho laws of the State of
Oregon,' its successors, lessees and as
signs, subject to the terms, restric
tions and provisions In this ordinance
contained, a ten-year franchise, right
and privilege to construct, lay down.
own, equip, maintain and operate a
railway spur track of standard gauge
upon and along Evergreen htreet, be
tween Eleventh and TweUth Streets,
li tho City of Medford. said spur track
being an extension of a track already
existing upon said Evergreen Street,
the description ot the center line of
said extension ot track being as fol
lows: I
Beginning at a point In Evergreen
Street in the City of Medford, Oregon.
said point being approximately five
(o) feet southerly from a point oppo
site the northeast corner of lot 4
block 32, in said city, and distant
thirteen (13) feet easterly measured
at right angles from the westerly line
of. Evergreen Street, and being also
the southerly end of spur track
now constructed; thence running
southorly parallel to and thirteen
(13) feet distant easterly from the
easterly lino of said block 32. a dis
tance of ono hundred ninety-five
(195) feet to the northerly line of
Twelfth Street, in said City of Med
ford, and to operate locomotives and
cars over tho same.
Seytlon 2. Said Biur track shall he
laid as nearly as possible flush with
the grade of Evergreen Street, nnd so
as not to obstruct or Intorfero with
public travol and traffic on said
street; and snld Oregon nnd Califor
nia Railrond Company. Its successors,
lessees nnd assigns, shall nt all times
while aid pur track is maintained,
keep the street In good repair between
the rails of said traok and for two
(2) feet on each side thereof.
Section 3. Construction by Oregon
and California Railroad Company. Its
successors, lcBsecs or assigns, of the
spur track heroin described, shnll be
deemed to he an acceptance of the
right and franchise herein granted
subject to tho conditions herein sot
lorth.
Section 4. Inasmuch as the Imme
diate construction of this spur track
Is of the utmost Importance to the
general welfare of said city and Its In
habitants, and It Is for that reason
necessary for the peace, health and
safety of said City of Meilford,
emergency Is hereby declared to exist
and this ordinance shall tako effect
and be In full force from and after its
passage by tho city council anil ap
proval liy the mayor, i
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed by tho city council of tho City of
Medford on the 17th day of July
1917, by the following vole.
Emmons, absent; Gnddis, "aye"
Keene. "ayo"; Carkln. "ayo"; Davis,
"ave"; Margrave, "nyeiT
Approved this 17th day of July
1917.,
(Signed) C. W. 'DAVIS,
Attest: Mayor, pro torn.
(Signed) E. T. FOSH, City Recorder.
(SEAL)
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from yesterday.)
Widows' Pensions.
Ernestine Austin 17
Cora it. Bacon 20.00
Effie M. Haer 25.00
Nellie (I. Bush
toon
Mrs. 3. H. Bvrely
Minnie Boanlninn
Prinlha A. Blackburn
Rena W. Itarr
35.0(1
25.00
:i2.Rl
10.00
Orpha Belts 10.00
Ella May Kane 17.50
Dora Bell Cress 10.00
Anna L. Coram !0.0o
Mrs. II. A. Crolghton 17.50
Lucy Mav DaviB 17.50
May J. Daw
Olive Ellis
S2.50
J7.50
Carrie L. Grant ..1 10.00
Nettie Green 25.00
Mary K. Grelscz
Lizzie Heath
Leila Frances Hlldebrnnd
Nellie L. Higen'
Jennie Jones ,
Emma Zetta Launtz ,
Dollle Love
Susan Mitchell
Minnie M. Morris
Amanda McNeil
Stella Nelson
10.00
17.50
1 J.50
10 00
10.00
10.00
32.50
15.00
25.00
10 00
40 00
Sarah E. Ossman 10 00
Minnie Belle Patch 10.00
Rosa A. Peffley
Emma Paulson
25.00
25.00
Mary E. Pavne la 00
Rosa Ann Robbins 17. 5n
I.anra E. Stewart
Katheryn E. Silver
Rose R. Singler .
Mary J. Torrey
35.00
lor.a
40 00
25.00
-Total $747.50
Court House Expenses.
"ed J. Fiek, sunplies Sir;
Clarence Kasshafer, wood 15 oe
Clnranece Kasshafer, wood "00
Charles Nunan, wood 1 i r,n
Paul Pierce, wood 0.23
Total $ 45.90
Jail Expenses.
Charles H. Basye, repairs on
insido of jail $ 12 50
City Drug Store, supplies 17 40
Mrs. Jnno Johnson, washing
for jail 5 39
Medford Electric Co.. sunplies 1.50
Mrs. August D. Singler, board
of prisoners 170.35
Total $207.14
Care of Poor at Poor Farm.
. rt. Brown, supplies 4 21.75
. Carey, noor farm supplies.:.... 1.50
Central Point Meat Co., sup
plies , 51.71
Henry Buer, nursing 10 00
Henry Dner, nursing 10.00
H. G. Enders Son. supplies.. 37.00
The Toggery, supplies 7.2o
Leon B. Haskins, supplies 7
Haskins Drug Store, supplies 2
Hubbard Bros., supplies 4.1
Independent Meat Market, sup
plies S.05
C. M. Kidrt, supplies :
Medford Furniture and Hard
ware Co., supplies 59 r,0
Medford Electric Co., supplies.. 1.6-
Homer Neil, wood 75.00
Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph Co., telephone bill 1.75
Peoples Market 12.93
Joshua Patterson, supplies 2.50
T. F. Smith, supplies 2.25
Dr. T. T. Shaw, dental work
for inmates 4.00
W. N. Wells, superintendent's
traveling expense ...... 4.00
Total $3115.12
Care of Poor Not at Poor aFrm.
H. Alger, regular Indigent $
fi.00
Rena Avery, regular Indigent....
Nancy Arrismlth, regular indi
10.00
gent
A. W. Blsb, regular Indigent....
0.00
8.00
10.00
5.00
S.OII
Julius Iljerregaard, regular In
digent
Myrtle RIakeley, cash advanced
for transportation of indigent
Mrs. Boyer. regular indigent....
Maggie Bohl, regular indigent..
15.00
Sue Bailey, regular indigent ti.00
Dr. R. .1. Conroy, operation on
indigent 150.00
Annie Cameron, regular indi
gent
Elinc Curry, regular indigent...
Mary M. Childers, regular Indi
gent ,
Mrs. I. C. Cabllcr, regular Indi
gent ....
Mrs. Kate Copple, regular Indi
gent Mrs. L. E. Downing, regular In
digent W. F. DeWitt, car hiro for In
digent Mrs. S. D. Ellis, regular Indi
gent S.00
10.00
12.00
8.00
8.00
10.00
1.50
B.00
June Earhart, administering
anaesthetic to indigent 5.00
J. H. Fattig, regular indigent.... 10.00
Gold Ilill Livery Stables, trans
portation of indigent fi.00
Mrs. Gun, regular indigent 12.00
Katheryn Gillette, regular In
digent 10.00
G rani to City hospital, caro of
Indigent 30.00
Mrs. E. C. (lard, care of Swarts-
faggor family, indigents 12.10
Mrs. E. C. Gard, supplies for
Indigent
Mrs. Hudson, regulur Indigent
W. H. Houston, regular Indi
gent Martha Jones, regular indigent
Etta Jewell, regular Indigent....
It. C. Knapp, regular Indigent....
E. Kiiniiali, regular Indigent....
Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Kane, regu
lar indigeuta
Ina Lee. regular Indigent
Ella Miles, regular Indigent
Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, regular
Indigent
Mrs. J. Myers, regular Indigent
P. Mclnl vre. regular Indigent ....
Oliver NaDo, regular Indigent
Jolui' Niwiii. regular indigent
Mrs. Frank I'oyscr, regular In
digent Doc Parson, regular Indigent. ...
John A. Per, burial of Indigent
Katheryn Rodgers, regular In
digent Jennie Rodgers, regular Indi
gent Bell Rice, nursing Indigents
W. II. Stewart, regular Indigent
Sebastian Hehiimp, regular In
12.!
8.00
10.00
(i.00
COO
S.00
5.00
15.00
8.0(1
8.00
8.00
15.00
i; on
111.00
8.011
fi.00
8.011
34.00
10.00
20.no
2(1.00
20.00
digent 10.00
Ellas Shiver, regular Indigent ...
Nancy Slsemore, regular Indi
gent Mrs. L. Sobloffolln, regular In
digent :
Mrs. Shanks, regular Indigent..
T. D. Stafford, regular Indigent
W. II. Hnilth, regular Indigent
10.00
10.00
fiOO
10.110
7.00
15.00
Mrs. N. J. Rivers, Indigent al
lowance 10.00
Sacred Heart Hospital, care o
Indigents D4.30
Mr. and Mrs. Taffer, regular
Indigents 1000
Meda Turpln, regular Indigent. 10.00
Alice Clrlch, house rent fur In
digent ion
Pearce Wilson, regular Indigent 0 00
Z. Walgamolt. regular Indigent
Mrs. C. Williams, regular Indi
gent Annie Watklns, regular lnifi-
gellt
Walters Cash Store, Indigent
8.00
12 00
000
supplies 6. CO
Weeks & jlcGowau, burial of
indigent 12.50
Johe T. Wilder, house rent for
Indigent 12.00
F. D. Wattennan, regular Indi
gent , S.00
LI'lo Walgamolt, cure, of Mr.
Bronson, Indigent 6.00
Total .'...$868.52
Juvenile Court Reform School Com
mitments. Etc.
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society,
regular allowance from Jack
son County $ 10.00
Chas. B. Gay. probation offi
cer's compensation 131.10
G. W. regg, examining Insane... 5.00
Total $140.10
Advertising and County Prlntinn.
Ashland Printing Co $ lli.fin
Ashlnnd Record 2.20
Medford Mall Tribune 16.10
Medford Sun 53
Total ..: $ 35.43
Election Expense. June 4th Election,
1917.
Paul F. Anderson, delivering
ballot hoxes $ 0.50
Ashland Transfer nnd Storage
Co., delivering ballot boxes.... 21.00
Ashland Furniture Co., rent of
furniture 5 00
Ashland Printing Co., supplie.5 10.50
Florence Clark, labor on elec
tion sunplies ..a 12.00
D. H. Cronemillor, delivering
ballot boxes C.G5
Bruce Fleming, labor on elec
tion supplies :.. 3 00
G. M. Granger, putting up elec
tion booths COO
Ralph G, Jennings, delivering
ballot boxes 20.S
Jacksonville PoBt. supplies 5 00
Jordan Electric Co., sunplies.. . 1.E0
Geo. J. Kunzman Printing Co.,
supplies
95
5.00
Samuel Matthcs, rent ot build
ing
Medford Printing Co, printing
ballots 91 o.i
Medford Book Store, supplies. 19.85
Leslie W. Stnnsoll, delivering
ballot, boxes
.13.311
.10
2.70
2.20
TTlrich Bros., supplies
West Side Pharmacy, supplies
Earnest Applegate, delivering
ballot box
Bank of Jacksonville, cash ad
vanced for payment of judges
and clerks lj'0.50
D. W. Beebe, putting up booths
Mound precinct 1.00
J. H. Beeman, rent of polling
place, Gold Hill precinct 5.00
Geo. Brown & Sons, rent of
polling place, etc.. Eagle
Point precinct 10.00
R. S. Hullis, delivering ballot
box 1.60
H. W. Barron, delivering ballot
box 1.60
E. P. Chandler, delivering bal
lot box 2.40
L. C. Charley, delivering ballot
box 2.40
D. E. Cottrell, delivering ballot "
box 1 5.00
E. W. Cooper, rent of polling
place, Sams Valley precincL. 3.00
C. W. De Carlow, delivering bal
lot box : 4.00
J. L. Donimor. ronl of polling
place, Northwest. Medford
precinct 5.00
W. R. Ellis, rent" of polling,
place, Medford Oakdale epre-
clnet 6.00
A. S. Furry, putting up booths,
East. Phoenix precinct 1.00
Fred- Furry, rent of polling
place. East Phoenix precinct 5.00
G. M. Grnngor, deputy sheriff's
services j 6 00
I. T. Galllgher, delivering ballot
box 5.20
E. A. Hildreth, Sr., putting up
booths, etc., Butte Fulls pre
cinct 2.00
W. S. Hammond, delivering bal
lot box 1.20
E. A. Hildreth, Sr., delivering
ballot box 2.00
James Kershaw, delivering bal
lot box 4.00
Wm. Lowden, delivering ballot
box 2.00
Edw. P. Miller, delivering ballot
tioxcs 11 40
Mrs. A. G. McCarthy, rent of
polling place 5.00
Frank P. Nell, delivering ballot
boxes 6.00
Meldrcd M. Neil, delivering bal
lot box 3.00
T. M. Poclor. delivering ballot.
box 4.00
II. Pelton, delivering ballot box 1.00
P. & E. Railway, rent of polling
place, East'Medford 6.00
II. F. Pohland, rent of lailllng
place, Ashland Boulevard,
Ashland E. Main and North
west Ashland precincts 15.00
J. F. Pratt, pulting up election
booths, West I'hoenix pre
cinct 1.00
Paul Electric Slore, supplies.... 4. II
William Ray, delivering ballot
box j.l 0
O. E. Rose, rout of polling
place, etc., Applegate pre
cinct 6.40
Caroline Pool Tliomasnii, rent
of ixdllng place, Butte Falls
precinct 2.00
Aden Thompson, rent of poll
ing place, Lake Creek pre.
cinot 5.00
Mrs. Elliott Wall, rent of pol
place, Foots Crook precinct.... 600
Total $1950.2
Registration of Voters.
Ashland Prlniiug Co., supplies. $ 18.00
W. S. Iliimmonil, registering
voters - 1.20
J. A. Leminery, registering vot
ers 7.50
Total $ 20.70
Roads and Highways.
Big Pines Lumber Co., supplies$ 7.70
Southern Oregon Traction Co.,
freight on supplies i.15
Recorder's Office.
Chnuncoy Klorov.oash advanced
SOME CAR
Is what everybody says who has seen tho new
ELCAR AUTOMOBILE
If you are In tho niarkot for a real classy family car, ono that you would
bo proud of and ono that will give you tho crvlco you can reasonably
expect, hotter aoe THE ELCAR beforo making up your mind or buying.
Parties wishing to avail themselves of tho opportunity of getting ono ot
these cars out of the first carload ever shipped Into Oregon, should place
their ORDEP. for same as toon as possible.
Model "D" Elcarcan lie deen at 127 West Main Street. Medford, Oregon,
THE I'EIIL INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Distributor for Jackson, Josephine and Hlskiyoti Counties.
10.00
15.00
1.50
4.50
30.00
5.011
A. J. Floroy, Jr., labor on In
dex
Medford Printing Co., supplies..
Mcriford Book Store, supplies....
J. It. Neil, labor on Indexes
Frances" Nell, labor
Total $ 90.00
Surveyor's Office.
Clara Bell Arnold, work In sur
veyors office $
A. T. Brown, surveyor's office
expenso ;
E. P. Chandler, road viewer
Eugene Dletxgen Co., supplies....
I. T. Galllgher, mad viewer
14.00
12.00
8.00
2.02
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.25
Jeff Hamlin, road viewer
Nick Ivlme, road vtewor
A. R. Myers, axmnn
Medford Book Store, supplies..
2.50
Dewey Purdln, chainmau 3.05
E. R. Smith, chalnmnu 1.25
H. L. Speck, chalumnn
7.50
Gertrude Troutfether, labor In
surveyor, orilce lti.00
Fred Minthorn, chninman 1
Total t
75.41
Fred N. Cummings, wator mas
ter's expenso fc $ 41
30
Enforcement of Prohibition Law.
The Medford Book Store, sup
plies $ 2.75
Postal Telegraph and Cablo
Co., telegrams 4.01
W. J. Carpenter, labor 30.14
R. C. Porter, labor. 44.33
Total $ Sl.l
Scalp Bounty
W. H. McDaniel $ 1,1
L. D. Tucker 1.1
P. E. Snndoz 2.i
J: C. Gearing. 25.1
J. L. Blgham 1.1
Lyle Sains 1.1
Sam Kennedy 4.1
J. W. Fanner 21."
J. J. Baker 4.1
Walter Charloy Si
Oscar Lowe 1.50
Bruco Forco 7.50
H. W. Newstrom 3.00
Herman Woltor ' i 60
Chas. Snyder 4.50
Earl Snyder 1.50
Ed. Cushmnn ..'. ;!.00
Total $ 94.C0
Tho following bills wero disallowed
relative to the Current Expense Fund,
to-wlt:
Dr.- R. J. Conroy, operation on
Indigent $100.00
Fred J. Flc, court houre sup
plies - .10
Llne-a-Time Manufacturing Co.,
for county clerk's office 22
Medford Printing Co, count
sup, dies 8.25
Tot.il .t. $;ns.57
The following hill was allowed rela
tive to the Advertising and Fair Fund
to-wlt:
Geo. E. 1 oo, sect., expense
of holding Tri-Stato Good
Roads at Medford $ 03 i;
Tho following bills were allowed
relative to the Road Fund, to-wlt:
Road District No. 1.
Jack True, labor $979.10
Material 15.70
Road District No. 21.
Crater Lake Hdwo. Co., matr-
rial $ 71.95
Garnett-Corey Hdwo Co., mate
rial 7.70
W. K. Nyswoner. labor. 451.50
Material 37.131
Total labor and material $568.28
Road District No. 3.
Big Pines Lumber Co., mate
rial $ 5.90
Ed. Button, labor 607.20
Material 7.80
Lumber and Poultry Yard, ma
terial ; 1.90
Von der Hellen Bros., material 10.50
Total, labor and material $.r33.30
Road District No. 4.
O. S. Welcher, labor $112.87
Road District No. 5.
Nick Kime, labor $305.30
Material 2.50
Road District No. 6.
Labor $ fio.75
O. A. Newstronie, labor $149.23
Material ... 6.3u
Road District No. 7.
Frank R. Neil, labor $X55.60
Material 8:19.13
Road District No. 8.
J. E. Davidson, labor $859.37
Material i 1.55
Road District No. 9.
John Grieve, labor : $5:10.71
Road District No. 10.
W. R. Garrett, labor $507.84
Material I7.37
Road District No, 11.
A. K. Earhart, labor $013.76
Material $102.49
Samuel Makes, niatei-lal 23.1s
Road District No. 12.
Gen. Slacoy, labor $0l'iSt
Material $ii". 74
Road District No. 13,
Carl Heche, labor $151 .VI
Material 12.9?
Road District No. 14.
D. W. Pence, labor $356 6 i
Material bu.XI
General Road.
J. D. Adams Co., material.... $ -iS.50
('has. II. Basye.niateri.il 6 90
Chris Natwlok, material 'KMM
Chris Natwlok, material 4n.no
O. J. Pal Ion, lanor 05 10
Material 20 T.i
Russel Orader Manufacturing
Co., material 8501
K. S. Wilson, Jacksonville Med-
ford road 4.8.1
Total, labor, material, etc $HI7.02
Bridges.
J. Hartiuan, 011 Eagle Point
bridge, labor $ f.7.6.r
Material 49.88
The following bill was disallowed
relallve (o the Pacific Highway Hoad
Fund, to wll:
A. K. Eiirlinrl, labor on Central
Point and Josephine County
line section Pacific. Highway $."i.".0.3l
O. A. GARDNER.
County Clerk
for stamps $
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Ono cent per word per Issue.
Six Insertions for price of five.
Fifty ccntB per Iluo per mouth
without change.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished Apt. summor
rates. The Derbon. Phone 938-U.
FOR RENT One completely furnish
ed apartment at Hole) Holland.
FOB 11EX1 nOUSES
FOR RENT Furnished, four rooms,
strictly modern, ono block from
new postoffice. Phono 301-L, or
call at 243 North Holly street, city.
FOR RENT Slx-rooin modern bun
galow, big sleeping porch, all mod
ern conveniences. Dr. E. H. Por
ter.
TOR RENT Modern five-room bouse
and garage. Phone 370-W.
FOR RENT Furnished and unfur
nished houses. Employment Agen
cy. M. A. Rader. 1 23 Fast Main.
FOR RENT Houso.
West Main.
Call at
1123
102
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Man nnd wife for ranch
work. M. A. Rader, 123 E. Main.
WANTED At onco,
torlum.
solicitor at Pan
. 101
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED A home, $12011 or less,
four or fivo rooms, modern. Will
pay $20 per month ront for ono
year with the prlvllego ot applying
same on purcbaso price, ft I care to
purchase at that time. Address N.
L. SuttonG. J)., Medford, Oregon.
References giveu as to my reliabil
ity. " 100
WANTED Teams to haul wood for
season. Inquire Wm. Sears, Butte
Falls, Oregon. . 104
WANTED Cattle and hogs to pas
turo. Phono II. D. Powell, Ashland
4F13, or H. W. Bingham, Mira
Vista Orchard, Medford.
WANTED To buy Btock hogs. It
W. Bingham. Medford.
WANTED 5000 pounds of poultry
weekly. We assure you fair treat
ment and highest prices in the city.
Got our trade nnd cash prices. War
ner, Wortman & Gore.
WANTED Hay to bale for powor
balor, first class work, Call II. D,
Powell. Phone Ashland 4F13. on
WANTED Bring us your eggs and
Poultry. Wo pay cash, llodtord
Poultry and Egg Co.
WANTED Houbob to move.
488-M. or 488-X.
Phone
WANTED Will pay cash for flvo or
six room bungalow with good-sized
garden In Medford or Ashland, or
for one or two acres improved with
good I101180 closo In. Write Chas.
A. Nutter, Clly Engineer, Ely, Min
nesota, giving full particulars and
location, also lowest prico. 102
FOB SALE LIVESTOCK
FOB SALE Good 1200-pound team
prlco $225. Address C. N. Caton.
Central Point. Oregon. R. F. D. 2
or phono 29X3. 105
FOR SALE Two young Belgian
mares. E. E. Schulz, four miles
north of Medford. 101
FOR SALE One single driving har
ness. Price $20. Call 004 Park
avenue. 104
FOIt SALE Two mares, weight 1200
each; sell ono or both. Ono Jorsey
cow; all cheap. Call 707R1 after 6
n. 111. or beforo 7 a. 111. 102
FOR SALE High class saddle horse
Inipilro Rogue River Fruit & Pro
duce Association, lut
FOIt SALE Twonty-flvo or 30 hond
of good stock cattle; no Jorsoy
Fred Htnrgls, Trail, Oregon, 103
'Oil SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Apricots, 5c per ponn
,011 Hie trees. Phono Hoso orchards,
597-K1. 101
PRIVATE SALE .22 Winchester rl
fie, folding cot Willi mattress, now
sanitary couch and mattress, pair
new rubber hip boots. Phono 931
.12, or call at 339 Knight St. 101
FOR SALE t'Hod motorcycle. Al
condition, good tires. Bargain, See
ut 27 i.V. Grape. 101
FOR SALE rndorwood typewrite
in good condition, at a reasonable
prlio. Sec it at tho Bennett lines
muni Co. 103
SECOND-HAND LUMBER The lum
her in the dancing platform Incntod
on Mill street, near the city park
Prospective buyers will do well to
call and look at lumber while the
daaco hlatfroiu Is In the course o
const motion. Over ten thniisanii
feet. Inquire of J. C. MoElroy, t'o
lumlila Hotel, Ashland, Or. 103
FOR SALE Twin cylinder Excelsior
motorcycle, $06. Pacific Furniture
& Fixture factory.
FOR SALE One largo refrigerator,
capacity 400 pounds. Al condition
choap. Louis Ulrlch, Jacksonville,
Oregon. 103
FOIt SALE BodKleiids, dressers, Ice
box, chairs. Call 35 N. Oakdale.
101
FOR SALE Tents, good condition,
slzo 8x14, low prices. Phono 765.
101
FOIt SALE Largo slzo family refrig
erator In A I condition nt HnVoo's.
Mira Vista orchard. Phono 697-J2.
MISCKLLAXMH'B
A'TO SERVICE Anywhere, outing,
fishing, rinuping, prlviitti parties
spoclnity. Chas. W, Austin. Phone
&56-U m
FOlt RIliE TtKAL fciTATH
FOIt SALE Land. Any one desiring
a good home and 23 acres of fine
land would do well to consult John
S. Norwood, Central Point. 104
FOR SALE Modern five-room bun
galow, ideally located. Perfect
condition. Furnished or unfur
nished. A real span. Investigate-.
No ngonts. Phono 321). 101
FOR SALE Or might exchange tor
other clear property, farming land,
fruit land, stoekranches. timbor
land, from $10 per acre up, on long
ttnie, easv pavmouts. Address Gold
Ray Realty Co.
business orrorrriTNiTiKS
FOR SALE Stock of general mer
chandist. Will Invoice around $2,
600 with fixtures. I will rent build
ing for a teftn of years at a vory
low ront, or sell nt option of pur
chaser. Good country trade and a
bargain for the right man. Address
Box 71. Hullo Falls. Oregon. 117
FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED Orchard from $20,000 lo
$50,000 for apartment bouse In
Bcrkeloy, California. Address own
er 2241 Durant Avenue, Borkelev,
Callforntn. 106
TO EXCHANGE Now $350 Krauso
piano nnd somo cash for auto in
good condition. Box 233, Ashland.
Oregon. 12 4
MONEY TO LOAN
i
TO LOAN Small sums to loan on
A-l farm property. Carkln and
Taylor.
MONEY TO LOAN On good secur
ity. Phone G47-.I. .T. B. Andrews.
Medford Business Colloge Bldg.,
Room 2.
MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to
$5000 on hand to loan nt 7 per
cent, on good farm security. Earl
Tumy, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. tf
MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan
on Medford property. Easy month
ly paymentB. See D. K. Wood.
LOST
LOST On Sunday, Sth Inst., leather
BUlt caso, containing clothes, be
tween Murphy and Jacksonville.
Reward. Return lo K. Koike, 410
M. F. & II. building, Medford, Ore
gon. 103
BUSINESS 1)1 It ECTOR. Y.
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law,
rooms 8 and 9, Modiora national
Bank Building. . :,i .
A. B. REAMES-
-Lawyer. Garnettr
Corey bldg.
Accountant.
E. M. WILSON Certified Public, An-
countant, room .411, M. F. & II.
Bldg., Medford, Oregon.
Aiisfc) Hnppllcs
LAHER ABTO SPRING CO. W
are oporatlng the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the P
clflc northwest. Use our Eprlngt
when others fail. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Ore
Collodions
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to got th
monoy. The Bullock Morcantlls
Agency. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has
kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main st
Deal IMS
DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan.
lels Clothing Store In rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. JoneB. Phona
892-Y.
Engineer nnd Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg.
SurveyB, estimates, Irrigation drain
age, orchard and land Improvement,
(tiirtiage
GARBAGE Got your premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wngona fo
good service. Phone 874-L. .
Y. Allen.
Instruction In Muslo
FRED ALTON IIAKHIT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Halght Musis
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg-
Phone 72.
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY -General Insurance
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Llnblllty, rialo Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. No. 2Lt
Oarnett-Corcy Bldg.
Pbyslclnns nnd Surgeons
1)11. W. W. irOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey bull
lug. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. E.VIMEN3 rhyslclan and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glnsses sun
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. II. Co. offices M. F. ft H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667.
Printers and Publishers
MKDFORD PRINTING CO., has tha
best equipped printing office lo
Soul hern Oregon; Book binding,
loose loaf lodgors, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. 117 Norta
Fir at.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFKH STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Prions
115. Prices rltlbt 8 nvtcs fuar
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