CHURCHES
St. JIlirKs' Episcopal.
Corner North Oakdale and 5tb.
8 a. m.
10 a. m.
11 a. m.
8. p. ni.
i WM.
Holy Communion.
Sunday School.
Holy Communion.
Evening Prayer.
B. HAMILTON-, Vicar.
Chi-WInn Church.
nilile Bchool at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at 1 1 a. m.
C. prayer-meeting at 7 p. n
Preaching t 8 i. m.
F., II. HUFFMAN.
Catholic Church
South Oukdalo Avenuo.
First mass Sunday at 8 a. m.
Second mass at 1 1 a. m.
Presbyterian Church.
Central Point, Oro.
War savings service at 8 p. m.
A good speaker has been secured for
this meeting. Following the service
a short meeting of the war Bnvlngs
society will lie held. . .
M. 10. Church, Mouth
" Cor. V. Main and Oukdalo.
J. E, Wnlheck, pastor.
Sunday school at !i:4f u. m.
Preaching at 11 a. in., subject,
"Renewing Our Strength."
The evening service at 8 o'clock
will be In charge of the Women's
Missionary society. Interesting pa
pers on both home anil foreign work
will be read. Ilo not fuil to give the
women a hearing.
4'rayer meeting Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock.
First Church of Christ, Sricntist.
Branch of the mother church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mass.
Sunday services at 11 o'clock, sub
ject, "Mortals and Immortnls."
: Wednesday evening meeting, at
which toBtlmonials of Christian Sci
ence healing are given, at 8:00. All
are cordially welcome.
Church edifice, 212 North OakJolo
avenue
Reading room in the M. F. & II.
building, North Central avenue, open
from 1 to 5 dally, except Sundays
and holidays.
' ; First Methodist Kpiscoal
Dr. J. C. Hoi Una, pastor.
The doors nlways Bwlng outwnrd
to welcome" all who will como.
The services for the day begin with
the Sunday school hour at 9:4 5 a. m.
Strangers are made welcomo.
Public worship at 11a. m. and 8
a. m. The pastor will speak at both
sorvlccs. Morning tbetne: "A Matter
of Personal Interest." Kvenlng.
"Weighed and Wanting." Special
music at uch service.
:Tho Epwortu league devotlonnl
mooting at 7 o'clock.
The demands of the real life. the
religious life of man are urgent
shall wo heed them?
If you have no other church obli
gation como this way.
. At the morning service Mrs. Ar
thur Wlblo of Grants Puss will slug
"I Hoard the Voice of Jesus Say," by
Ilathbun. At the evening sorviro the
trio, "The Watered l.lllcs." from
tho sacred cantata, "T'.o Xuzu
reno," will lie sung by Mrs. Wibcl.
Mrs. II. K. Miller and Miss Catherine
Miller.
Fvniig.-Liith. hm's Church
Fourth St. below Oukdalo Ave.
Hov. Dr. V. K. Moroiiz-OoRer, pastor,
lies. MS West Fourth St.
Sunday school (English) 10 a. m.
Dlvlno service (English) 11 a. in.
In this service tho sermon will tie
omitted. In place of It the examina
tion of Hie catechetical class, consist
ing of eleven young people, will be
held.
These young people have been In
structed In the truths of the Chris
tian religion, as contained In the
Catechism, and will be confirmed on
tho following Sunday, May 211th.
After confirmation they will cele
brate their first communion and Willi
the congregation partake of the
Lord's supper.
All members and friends of the
congregation nro curdlally Invited to
these services.
Following are the niinies of the
young people to be cniillriucd: Mal
colm Amlei-son, Albert Andersen.
Osear Anderson, Arnold ltuhucrt,
Otto Itohnerl, Thcophllus Morcii
Ooser, llerlhold Itostel, lleluin Fllrs
tad, Norma Ellcstad, May Groti,
Helen Schulr..
I First Proshytoii in church,
Main ami Holly streets.
Knbbath school at 10; mi a. 111. W
II. Gore, Supt. Adult classes fur both
men nnd women. j
Morning service ll:oo o'clock. tr ;
J; It. Hill will preach from the sub-1
Ject, "The Bible's First De lurution " j
The music In this church Is under'
tho direction of George Andrews nnd :
special numbers aro presented nt ev-j
1 cry service. On this occasion will be'
offered Verdi's trio. "Praise Ye," hy
Mrs. Andrews, C. C. Mct'urdy audi
1 '
Mr. Andrews. Also u vollln solo by
Massenet,
Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m.
Kvenlng service 8:00 o'clock. Sub
ject, ' The Ueneflts of Pruning." Ap
propriate music.
As a matter of information for tho
congregation It may be stated that
Lr. Hill has freely volunteered Ills
services until a pastor may be se
cured. For this reason. If for no
other, It Is urged that every mem
ber of the congregation show Dr.
Hill their appreciation of his gen
erosity, by being present. Strangers
and those who have no church affili
ations are cordlully welcome.
First I la pt 1st Church.
'Wot Hoostlng Hut Building."
0:45 u. in. Bible school. Frank
Wortman, Supt.
Il:i0 a. m. Public worship. Sub
ject oi ir,e morning sermon, i ue
Transfiguration of the Common
Life."
li:45 p. m. 11. Y. P. V.
8:00 p. in. Preaching service. The
sermon in tho evening Is the first
of a serlos of Sunday evening ser
mons on "The Seconds." The entire
series is as follows:
May 19--"The Second Ailum."
Muy 20 -'"Tho Second Covenant."
.Iiiim 2 -"The Second Birth."
June 9 'The Second Death."
Juno 10 "Tho Second Resurrec
tion."
June 2:i "The Second Coming."'
Kach of 1'iese subjects is Interest
ing nnd the public Interest in them
Is great. We Invito tho people to
como and hear them; as there is
some connection ebtween ull of them
try to hear the entire series.
There has been a change In the
plan for tho Memorial service ne-t
Sunday. It will he held at the Page
theater and President Kerr of the
Oregon Agricultural college will
niako tho address.
At 11 o'clock Sunday afternoon the
funeral Borvlco of Sister J. K. Olson
will be held from the Baptist church
W. T. S. SPRIOQS, Minister.
Hour of Prayer
At a meeting of the Ministerial as
sociation Monday, It was decided In
accordance with President Wilson's
ronucst that all churches meet for an
hour of prayer, Muy 30th, In behalf
of our men nt arms. Said meeting
will bo nt the Presbyterian church
from 3 to 4 p. m.
J. E. WALBEOK, Secy.
WILLIAMS SUGGESTS ARMY
OF 450.000 AFTER WAR
PHILADELPHIA, Mny 18 Unit
od Slntcs Senator John Sharp Wil
liams of Mississippi, spoaklng tonight
at tho national, convention of the
League to Enforce Pence, suggested
450,000 men as a safe limit for nat
ional armies after the United States
and Its nllieB shall have removed the
danger of (ierman militarism by de
cisively winning the war.
Need Xo Moro
"Tho greatest nations, Britain.
Franco, Germany, Japan, the United
Slates need no more unless they
premeditate offensives," he said.
"Does this limitation deprive the
strong nnd populous states of their
natural advantage? 'No. They still
havo that advantage in their reserves
of superior populations and resources
".Ml that would follow Is t!i,il
none of them could, by surprise mur
der a sleeping world, as Germany and
Austria cauio so near doing.
"A peace which Is a peaco must be
Just, generous, democratic and per
manent, or promising permanency.
It must remove, first, present occa
sions of war; second, tho world
temptation which Invited war; third,
all future recourse to new nnd bar
barous war expedients.
Oli.-t "l'uicnkuhlc Turk"
"The 'unspeakable 'nirk' must be
pushed out of Kurope. The Armen
ian people must cease to be the his
toric martyrs of Christianity. llnhc
111I11 must have restored her old Inde
pendence and civil anil religious free
dom. Ilelgium must be vacated, re-
EVERY MEAL A
POISONOUS INJECTION
Few folks suflcrlim from kidney
and Madder troubles ever think that
the meals which they aro taking are
hastening llielr death. K.very morsel
of food taken gives up its iiiautity of
Ulle acid. This poison Is taken lute
the system through a diseased rendi
tion of the kidneys and bladder. In
tile healthy man nature prnildcs an
outlet for this poison. Those In ill
health must take ,1 lllcdit Inul help to
drive this death-dealing poison from
the system For over 2;it years GUI. 11
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules have
been ilolng Oils work. They effect
prompt relief In all diseases arising
1 loin kidney and blander troubles
Don't put off this ital matter of
alieiniiim to yonr health, until it is
time lo make your funeral arrange
ments. Get a box of GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules today. Look
for the genuine. Your druggist sells
them. They nro guaranteed or money
refunded. Insist on GOLD MKDAL
Brand. Adv
METVFOTCD "NrATTJ TlimuyE,
stored and indemnified, Holland
must be made to feel secure.
"Nationality and language must be
as far as possible everywhere unified
Identified synchronized. ' These
things must come about because the
absence of these things was the occa
sion of the world war and tragedy."
Ordinance rts.
An ordinance relating to special as
sessments for local improvements by
paving and otherwise. Including sew
ers unci watennains, heretofore levied
and assessed, and providing for the
collection thereof and the enforcement
of such liens and assessments, and
providing for a consolidated lien dock
et, district and fund.
The City of Medford doth ordain as
follows:
Section 1. That all siieclal assess
ments for improvements of Btreets,
avenues nnd alleys by paving and oth
erwise, including the construction of
sewers and watermainB heretofore lev
ied and assessed and remaining unpaid
in whole or In part, are hereby trans
fer..'il lo und entered upon a consoli
dated lien docket prepared in ncetird-
ance with the provisions of Chapter
14 of tho City Charter. The city re
corder shull request the county sheriff
who shall thereupon certify to the city
recorder all special assessments of the
City of Medford now in the hands of
tho county Bheriff for collection.
Sec. 2. There is hereby created a
consolidated improvement district to
lie known us "Consolidated Improve
ment District No. 1," comprising the
following Improvements, to-wit:
Paving.
Main street, from Bridge lo laurel
assessment ordinance No. 159.
Oakdtile avenue from 4th to S. City
limits, assessment ordinance No. 217
Central avenue from tith to 8th, as.
sessment ordinance No. 218.
D'Anjou street from Cth to 8th, ns
sessmeiil ordinance No. 219.
V. slain Btreet from Laurel to W.
Corporation Bdry., assessment ordi
nance No. 324.
W. loth street from Oakdale to Ham
ilton, assessment ordinance No. 354
Genuessee street from E. Main to
Washington, ussessment ordinance No.
359.
S. Riverside avenue from E. Main to
E. 12th, assessment ordinance No. 308
S. Central avenue from E. 8th to S,
Boundury, assessment ordinance No.
309.
N. Central avenue from E. 6th to
E. Jackson, assessment ordinance No.
378.
S. D'Anjou street from 8th to 12th,
assessment ordinance No. 380.
N. Holly street from Main to W. 2nd,
assessment ordinance No. 381.
E. 8th street from Central to Front,
assessment ordinance No. .183.
E. Main Btreet from Bridge to Roose
velt, ussessment ordinance No. 3M.
N. Peach street from W. Main to
W. 4th, assessment ordinance No. 3S5,
Summit street from W. Main to W.
4th, assessment ordinance No. 380.
Ross Court, from W. Main to W. 4th,
assessment ordinance No. 387.
N. Fir street from V. Main to W.
litli, assessment ordinance No. 289.
N. Bartlett street from E. Main to
E. tith, assessment ordinance No. 390. -S.
Fir street from W. Main to S.
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
391.
S. Holly Btreot from W. Main to S.
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
392.
S. Ilnrtlett street from E. Main to
E. 8th, assessment oriiluauce No. 393
N. Riverside street from E. Main to
Jackson, assessment ordinance No. ,190.
Laurel street from W. Main to W.
lltb, assessment ordinance No. 397.
Alley thili blocks .1 und 13, O. T.,
from Central to Riverside between
Main and 0th, assessment ordinance
Xo. 393.
N. Orange street from W. Main to W.
4tll, ussessment ordinance Xo. 405.
N. Central avenue from Jackson to
Court, assessment ordinance No. 400.
E. 0th street from Front to River
side, nssessiueut ordinance No. 513.
E. sth street from -ventral to River
side, assessment ordinance Xo. 514.
X. Bartlett street from Cth to Jack
son, assessment ordinance No. 515.
W. 0th street rnun Fir to Oakdale.
assessment ordinance No. 5tfi.
N. Oakdale avenuo fm:n 4lh to Palm,
assessment ordinance No. 522.
W. 4th Btreet from Oakdale to W.
City limits asesstnent ordlnanco No.
523.
W. D'Anjou (Front) from tith to
Jackson assessment ordinance No.
524.
N. Central avenue from Court to N.
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
525.
Jackson slreel from Riverside to Co
lumbus, assessment orilinanco No.
529.
W. 2nd street from Holly to W. City
limits, assessment 01-ilinance Xo. 5:13.
X. Riverside avenue from Jackson to
X. City limits, nssessiueut ordinance
No. 517.
S. Orange sti t from W. Main to W.
liitb. assessment oriunance Xo. 51S.
W. Mb street from Oakdale to Holly,
assessment ordinance Xo. 519.
Grape street from 0th to S. Ciiy lim
its, assessment ordinance Xo. 552.
Ivy street from Main to 6th. assess
ment ordinance Xo. 555.
Geneva street from Main to Sher
man, assessment ordinance Xo. 550.
Orange street from W. loth to W
lltll. assessment ordinance Xo. faiS.
K. Main street from Roosevelt to E.
end i.f street, assessment ordinance
No, 5ll9.
Queen Anne street from lloosevelt to
Oregon Terrace, nssessiueut ordinance
No.
Mistletoe street from W. Main to
. Inth, assessment ordinance No.
670.
Hose street from W Main to W. 4th,
assessment ordinance No. 571.
Olson street from W. 2nd to W. 4th.
assessment ordinance No. 572.
N. Fir street from 0th to Jackson,
nssessiueut ordinance No. 571.
Roosevelt UM'ltuc from E. Mllln to
Jackson, assessment ordinance No. 575
Newtown stf-et from W. Main to W.
liiib. assessment orttuiutirc. Xo. 570.
Sherman street from Gennessee to
Stark, assessment ordinance No. 577.
Mtnuesotn street from Geneva to
K,wisewlt, assessment ordinance Xo.
."iiS.
Washington street from Gennessee
10 Itooseyelt. assessment ordinance Xo
579.
K. 3rd street from D'Anjou to Apple,
assessment ordinance No. 59J.
W. 3rd street from Fir to D'Anjou
t Front', assessment ordinance No. 594
W, 5th street from Fir to Grape, as
tcsatucul old 1 11 unco No, 595.
AiEDT'O'R'D, OKEfiOy. SXTCTBAY, MAY IS-J
E. 6th street from Front to River-i
side, assessment ordinance No. 590.
N. Grape street from 0th to Vermont,
assessment ordinance No. 04.
S. Bartlett street from 8th to 9th,
assessment ordinance No. 005.
Alley B. 44, O. T., from 0th to Alley
running E. and W., assessment ordi
nance No. 6i0.
Alley B. 44. O. T. from Grape to Fir,
assessment ordinance, No. bOi.
Alley B. 20 O. T. from 8th to 75 ft.
from 7th, assessment ordinance No.
008.
Alley B. 2. 14 and 20, O. T. from Riv
erside to Alley, Block 20 O. T., assess
ment ordinance No. 009.
Alley B. 45, O. T., from W. Main to
Sth, assessment ordinance No. 610.
Alley, II. 21. O. T from Main to 6th,
assessment ordiunuce No. 611.
Alley, B. 21, O. T., from Central to
Alley running N. and S., assessment
ordinance No. 012.
Beatty street from Central to Man
zanfta, assessment ordinance No. 013.
W. Humllton street from Oakdale to
Olson, assessment ordinance No. 682
Ninth street from Orange to Hamil
ton, assessment ordinance Xo. 683.
Alley B. 55, O. T.t from Grape to Hoi
ly, assessment ordinance No. 080.
Alley B. 78, O. T., from Ivy to Oak
dale, assessment ordinunce No. 687.
W. 11th street from Oakdale to Cen
tral, assessment ordinance Xo. 688.
W. loth street from Oakdale to Hoi
ly, assessment ordlnnnce No. 689.
S. Ivy street from 8th to N. line S,
Park Ad., assessment ordinance No,
690.
S. Newtown street from 11th to Da
kola, assessment ordinance No. 691.
W. 4th street from Fir lo N. Grape,
assessment ordinance No. 092.
S. Ivy street from W. .Main to W.
Sth. assessment ordinance No. 693.
Quince street from Main to 4th, as
sessment ordinance No. 097.
Myrtle street from E. Main to Tay
lor, assessment ordinance No. 698.
Taylor stn.et from E. Line Myrtle
to Cottage, assessment ordinance No.
71S.
Alley H. 54, O. T., OraK to Holly,
assessment ordinance- No. 762.
W. 11th street from .Oakdale to
Peach, assessment ordinance No. 765.
V. lltll street from Peach to Haniil
ton. assessment .ordinance No. 706.
Cottage from K. Main to S. end of
street, assessment ordinance No. 1 i9.
Vancouver street from E. Main to E.
11th, assessment ordlinance No. 790.
Dakota street from Oakdale to King,
assessment ordinance Np. 819.
"J" streot rrom Oakdale to W. 12th,
assessment ordinance No. 820.
Sewers.
Sewer District No-. 3, Main Sewer,
assessment ordinance No. 103.
Sewer District No. 3, Laterals 2 and
3, assessment ordinance No. 113.
Sewer District Mo. i, assessment or
dinunce No. 85.
Sewer District No. 6, Main Sewer,
assessment ordinance No. 104.
Sewer District No. 5, Laterals 1, 2.
3, 4, 6, 7, assessment ordinance No.
106.
Sewer District No. 6, assessment
ordinance No. 171.
Sewer District No. 7, assessment or
dinnnce No. 223.
Sewer District No. 8, assessment or
dinance No. 198.
Rose street from W. Main to 4th
assessment ordinance No. 254.
Summit Btreet from AV. 4th to 600 ft.
South, assessment ordlnanco No. 256.
Alley, B. 25, O. T.. (Original Town-
site), assessment ordnance No. 259.
S. Riverside street from 9th to 459
ft. South, assessment ordinance No.
201.
Alley, B. 19 O. T.. (Original Town
site), assessment ordinance No. 204.
Hamilton street from Oakdale to V.
end street, assessment ordinance 265.
N. Oakdale from llnmiltim to 3rd.
assessment ordinance No. 205.
S. Orango street from Sth to lOtll,
assessment ordinance No. 206.
Pine street from Jackson to Austin,
assessment ordinance No. 26S.
Muple street from Pine to Riverside,
assessment ordinance Xo. 208.
Newtown street from W. 11th to Da
kota, assessment ortiinnnce No. 274.
Olson street from W. 4th to V. 2nd,
assessment ordinance No. 277.
W. 2nd street from Holly to W. Corp.
Bdry., assessment ordlnnnce No. 278.
Ross Court from W. Main to 4th, as-,
sessuicnt ordinance No. 279.
S. Ivy street from 9th to 13th, as
sessment ordinance No. 305.
W. 12th street rrom Newtown to
Peach, assessment ordinance No. 327.
W. sth street from Kim to Washing
ton, assessment ordinance Xo. 328.
Elm street from W. Main to S. L.
Highland Pk. Ad., assessment ordi
nance Xo. 331.
Washington street from W. Main to
S L. Highland Pk. Ad., assessment
oulinance Xo. 3:10.
K. Sth street from Riverside to D'An
jou J Front), ussessment ordinance No.
317. '
Jackson street from Bartlett to Co
lumbus, assessment ordinance Xo. 358.
W. ltth street from Newtown to
Peach, ussessment ordlnuuco Xo. 300.
X. Ivy street from 4th to 3rd, assess
ment ordinance Xo. 301.
King street from llni to Dakota, as
sessment ordinance Xo. mi-.
Laurel street from sth to loth, as
sessment ordinance Xo. 372.
W. Ltth street from Xewtown to
Peach, assessment ordinance Xo. 395.
Maple street from Pine to N. Cen
tral, assessment ordinance No. 407.
E. Main street from Bridge to Roose
velt, assessment ordinance No. 412.
E. Washington street from Gonnes
see to Roosevelt, assessment ordi
nance No. 413.
Tripp street from E. Main to S. end
Tripp, assessment ordinance No. 414.
Howard street from E. Washington
to Bennett, assessment ordinance Xo.
415.
Bennett street from Hnwoni to
Roosevelt, assessment ordinance No.
410.
Gennessee street from E. Main to,
Washington, assessment ordinance Xo.
417.
W. 14:h street from King to Xew
town. assessment ordinance Xo. 420.
S. D'Anjou 1 Front I street from Sth
to Lltll, essessiuent ordinance No. 424.
S. Grain- street from 12th to S. City
limits, assessment ordinance No. 425.
W. 9th street from Orange to Hamil
ton, assessment ordinance No. 420.
N. D'Anjou 1 Front 1 street, from 6th
to 3rd. nssessiueut ordinance Xo. 413
Roosevelt avenue from E. Main to
K. Washington, assessment ordinance
Xo. 4(4.
Cottage street from E. Main to S
end Cottage, assessment ordinance No
44 7.
Geneva street from Sherman to lot
ft. N. of Main, assesment ordinance
No 461
Snertuau street from Ucucssee to Ge
neva, assessment ordlnanauce No. 462.
6th street from N. ivy to niversiuu,
assessment ordinance Nr. 408.
Alley, B. 80, O. T., (Original Town
site), assessment ordinance No. 470.
Orape street from 0th to 8th, assess
ment ordinance Xo. 471.
W. 13th street from King to New.
town, assessment ordinance No. 480.
E. Main street from Roosevelt to E.
end Mala, assessment ordinance No.
610. .
Beatty street from Manznnlta to
150 ft. N. of Central, assessment ordi
nance No. 641.
Minnesota street from Geneva to
Roosevelt, assessment ordinance No.
544,
W. 11th street from Peach r Plum,
assessment ordinance No. 538.
Munzanlta street from Riverside to
Beatty, assessment ordinance No. 539.
Palm Btreet from Oslon to Summit,
assessment ordinance No. 540.
Alley between Benson and Plum, as
sessment ordinance No. 542.
Palm Btreet from Dakdale to 01-
Bon. assessment ordinance No. 643.
Mantle street from Manznnlta ti:
Alice, assessment ordinance No. 646
S. Peach Btreet from 11th to Da
kota, assessment ordinance No. 540.
Park Btreet from loth to Dakota,
assessment oruinanne No. 557.
N. Fir Btreet from 6th to 2nd, as
sessment ordinance ,o. 558.
I N. Fir street from 2nd to Jackson,
assessment ordinance No. 559.
Alley B. 73, O. T., (Original Town-
site), assessment ordinance No. 560. ,
Stark street from Sherman to Wash
liiKlon, assessment ordinance No. 501,
Knight Btreet from Vermont to Tuft,
assessment ordinance No. 602.
Sherman street from Geneva to
Mark, assessment ordinance No. 663.
Alley 1). 20.O. T. (Original Town
site), assessment ordinance No. 597.
Alley (J. A. and Jackson from Roose
velt to Oregon Terrace, assessment or
dinance No. 698.
Alley B. 4 and 5, O. T. (Original
lownstte), ussessment ordinunce No
599.
Alley 11. 7 O. T. (Original Townslte),
assessment ordinance. No. 0u3.
N. Central from Jackson to City llm
Its, assessment ordinance No. 617.
N. Graiio street from Knight to W
2nd, assessment ordinance No. 020.
Alley Q. A. and Reddv from Roose
velt to Phipps, assessment ordinance
No. 623. , ,
Newtown street from 8th to 10th,
assessment ordinance No. 024.
Alloy B. 9 O. T. (Original Townslte),
ussessment oriunance No. 627.
Alley H. 2, Conroy-Clancy Sub-Divls,
ion, tun Academy street from Roddy to
r,. anu vt. Alley, a. nam Addition, as
sessment ordinance No. 924.
Llndley street from Reddy to E.
.Main, assessment ordinance No. 648.
Alley, Conroy-Clancy Sub.-Dlv. Blk
1, assessment ordinance No. 649
Alley, B. 20 O. T. (Original Town
sjtel. assessment ordinance No. 650.
Florence Btreet from E. Main to
Heott, assessment ordinance No. 003
Intersection of E. 3rd and Alley Blk.
111, u. 1., nssessment ordinance No.
628.
Alley, B. 2, Grays Ad., assessment
ordinance No. 664.
Laurel street from 11th to 13th, ns
sessment ordinance No. 079,
Myrtle street from E. Main to Tay
lor, assessment ordinance No. 680. ,
Taylor street from Cottage to E. end
of Taylor, assessment ordinance No.
081.
Corst atreet from Central to Sun
trunk Outlet, assessment ordinance
No. 684. ,
N. Bartlett street from E. Jackson
to Maple, assessment ordinance No.
685.
Portlnnd street from E. Main to E.
11th, nssessment ordinance No. 714.
Alley, B. 64, O. T. (Original Town
site), assessment oriIinaneeXo. 728.
E. 11th street from Portland to Ash
land, assessment ordinance Xo. 754
Oak street from 2nd to Knight,' as
sessment ordinance No. 755.
E. 11th street from Portlnnd to Ash
land, assessment onlinance No. 758.
Vancouver street from E. Main to E.
11th, assessment ordinance Xo. 704.
S. Central avenue from N. L. Whit
man Park to Boyd, assessment ordl
nnnce Xo. 7S2.
Sewer District1 13, Sub-trunk and lat
eral, ussessment ordinance Xo. 795.
Dakota street from Newtown to
Peach, assessment ordinance No. 813.
Dakota street from King to New
town, assessment ordinance Xo. S27.
Edwards street 'from E. Line Lot 3,
B. 1, Wlldwood Add., to Riverside, as
sessment ordinance Xo. 846.
Watermains.
W. Main street from Laurel to W.
Corp Bdry, assessment ordinance No.
225.
Rose avenue from W. Main to V.
4th. assessment ordinance No. 229.
' N. Pencil street from W. Main to W.
Ith. assessment ordinance No. 230.
Summit street from W. Main to W.
4lh, assessment ordinance No. 231.
Ross Court from W. Main to W. 4th.
assessment orilinanco Xo. 232.
W. 2nd street from X. Oakdale to
W. Corp. Itdry., assessment ordinunce
No. 244.
Olson street from W. 4th to W. 2nd,
assessment ordinance No. 245.
Jackson street from X. Grape to W.
Corp. Hdry., assessment ordinance No.
247.
W. Clurk street from S. P. Railway
to W. Corp. Bdry., assessment ordi
nance Xo. 248.
W. Clark street from V. Corp. Bdry.
to Jackson, assessment ordinunce No.
Mistletoe street from W. Main to W.
10th, assessment ordinance Xo. 255.
Xewtown street from W. Main to W.
Sth. assessment ordinance Xo. 257.
Narreiran street from N. W. Cor.
Grays Ad. to Clark, assessment ordi
nance No. 25S.
N. Grape atreet from W. Mnln to
Jackson assessment ordinance Xo. 200.
W. 4th street from X. Orange to W.
Corp. Hdr., assessment ordinance Xo.
202.
S. Orunge street (rom W. Main to
W. lith, assessmeiint ordlance No.
203.
Dakotn stteet from S. Oakdale to
Peach, assessment ordinance No. 269.
W. 12th street from Laurel to Mils
tletoe, assessment ordinance Xo. 270.
W. 11th street from S. Oakdale to
Laurel, assessment ordinance Xo. 271.
Mistletoe tl'eschl sti-eet from lith
to Dakota, assessment ordinance Xo.
272
King street from W. 11th to Dakota,
assessment ordinanc? Xo. 2SO.
Newtown street from lith to Da
kota, nsscssmet ortllnnee Xo. 2S3.
X. Riverside street from Jackson to
N. Corp. Bdry., assessme:.t o. Ui::au:.
Xo. 321.
X. Central avenue from E. 2nd to N.
Corp. Bdry., aBsessment ordinance No.
329.
; Court street from !'. Central to Pt.
1082 ft. North, assessment ordinance
No. 332.
Bennett street from Howard to
Roosevelt, assessment ordinance No.
338.
Genessee Btreet from E. Main to
Washington, assessment ordinannce
No. 340.
E. Washington street from Genessee
to Howard, assessment ordinance No.
341.
Howard street from E. Washington
to Bennett, assessment ordinance Nq.
342.
Roosevelt avenue from E. Main to Pt.
930 ft. North, assessment ordinance
No. 348.
Dakota street from S. Oakdale tii
Peach, assessment ordinance No. 350.
W. Washington street from W. Main
to S. L. Highland Pk. A., assessment
ordinance No. 375.
S. Central avenue from E. 13th to S.
Boundary City, assessment ordinance
N 1. 375.
.Quince street from W. Main to W.
4th, assessbinent ordinance No. 403.
S. Holly street from W. 11th to S.
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
404.
S. Fir street from W. 12th to S. City
limits, assessment ordinance No. 408.
W. 9th street from Orange to Hamil
ton, assessment ordinance No. 427.
Elm street from W. Main to S. L.
Highland Pk. Ad., assessment ordi
nance 428.
N. Orange street from W. Main to
W 4th, assessment ordinance Xo. 429.
S. Grape street ifroni W. 12th to S.
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
431.
Heatty 'street from Central to Man
znnlta, assessment ordinance No. 435.
W. 14 th street from King to Peach,
assessment ordinance No. 430.
Oak (was Tuft) street from W. 2nd
to Jackson, assessment ordinance No.
437.
Oak street from W. Jackson to N. L.
Grays Add., assessment ordinance No.
43S.
.Manzanita street from N. Riverside
to Beatty, assessment ordinance No.
439.
Tripp street from E. Main to S. end
of street, assessment ordinance No.
440.
Welch street from W. Jackjon to
520 ft. North, assessment ordinance
No. 441.
Pine street from Jackson to Austin,
assessmeiint ordlance No. 442.
S. Ivy street from W. 9th to S. City
limits, assessment ordinance No. 445.
W. 13th street from King to Peach,
assessment ordinance No. 440.
Sherman street from Genessee to
Geneva, assessment ordinance Xo. 449.
Geneva street from Sherman to E.
Main, assessment ordinance No. 403.
Portland street from E. Main to S.
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
404.
E. Jackson street from Howard to
Roosevelt, -assessment ordinance No.
405.
S. Peach street from W. Main to W.
Sth, assessment ordinance No. 466.
Almond street from E. Main to S.
end of atreet, assessment ordinance
No. 469.
Cottage street from E. Main to S.
end of street, assusBmenut ordlance
No. 472.
Oak (Hiirtlein and Maple streets,
from Pt. on Oak 289 ft. S. of .Maple, to
Pine, assessment ordinance No. 473.
Jackson street from N. Central to
Vermont, assessment ordinance Xo.
474.
E. Main street from Roosevelt to E.
end of street, assessment ordinance
No. 517.
Knight street from Tnft (Oak) to
Summit, assessment ordinance Xo. 5S3.-
Palm street from Olson to Summit,
assessment ordinance No. 5S4.
Park street from W. 11th to Dakota,
assessment ordlnanco No. 585.
Niuntlc street from Manznnlta to
Alice, assessment ordinance No. 5S0.
Hamilton street from W. 11th to Da
kota, assessment ortiinnnce No. 5S7.
Knight street from Vermont to Taft,
assessment ordinance No. 5SS.
N. Fir street from W. 2nd to Jack
son, nssessment ordinance No. 5S9.
Alice street from Beatty to Niantic.
assessment ordinance 590.
W. lith slrei-t iro:n I'eac'.i to Plum
assessment ordinance No. 691.
Alley Q. A. and Reddy, from Roose
velt to Oregon Terrace, assessment or
dinance No. 019.
Stark atreet from Washington to
Shermnn, assessment ordinance No.
621.
Alley Q. A. and Jackson from Roose
velt to Oregon Terrace, assessment
onlinance No. 022.
Sherman street from Geneva to
Stark, assessment ordinance No. 625.
Roosevelt avenue from Pt. 950 Nortn
of E. Main to E. Jackson, nssessment
ordlnnnce Xo. 620.
S. Riverside avenue from E. 12th to
14th, nssessment ordinance No. 632.
S. Central avenue from End Old
Muln to S. end street, assessment ordi
nance No. 6:13.
S. Peach street from Dakota to S.
City limits, assessment urdinance Xo.
634.
Phim street rrom W. Uth to Dakota,
assessment ordinance Xo. 635.
E. 11th street from Portland to Will
amette, assessment ordinance No. 030.
E. 9th street from Portlnnd to W.
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
637.
Taylor street from Cottage to E. end
street, nssessment ortiinnnce No. 63S.
Miytle street from E. Muln to Tay
lor, assessment ordinnnce No. 639.
Vancouver street from E. Mnln to E.
11th. assessment ordinance No 640.
Edwnrds street fii.m Riverside to W.
end Btreet, assessment ordinance No.
641.
S. Holly street from Old Main to S
City limits, assessment ordinance No.
042.
Willamette street from E. Mnln to E.
Uth, nssessment ordlnnnce Xo. 043.
Minnesota street from Geneva to
Roosevelt, assessment ordinance Xo.
644.
Ashland street from E. Main to E.
11th, nssessment ordinance No. 645.
Florence street from E. Main to
Scott, assessmeiint ordlance Xo. 662.
Apple street rrom E. Jackson to E.
5lh. and E. 5th street trom Apple to
. Riverside, assessment ordinance Xo.
729.
Bcekman street from Dakota to Pt.
fain rt. South, assessment ordinance
No. 761.
Sec. 3. There is hereby created a
consclldnted Improvement fund to lie
known as "Consolidated Improvement
Fund. District No. '.,' which fund shall
comprise any principal and interest
accounts or tho rorcgoing Improve
ments not bonded and the following
exlstiug bond funds, to-wit:
and Sewers).
Bond
Amtof Ord
Issue. No.
I 22,000 1S
64,250 222
, 15,000 263
3,250 294
6.250 323
'. 32,750 -.338
4,000 346
! 24,000 306
. 26.750 388
6.250 394
. 34,600 399
. 14,250 402
. 44,600 418
. 21,000 421
. 8,600 448
. 8.000 497
. 36,601). 621
.- 55,000 63V
. 43,600 632
. 56,000 554
6,250 506
. 17,250 564
. 13.750 667
. 34,250 665
. 34,750 682
. 72.000 602
. 6.250 692
Fund
No.
Date of
issue.
..Apr. 1, 1909...
..Oct. 1, 1909...
..Dec. 1, 1909...
..Feb. 1, 1910...
..May 1, 1910...
..June 1, 1910..
..June 1, .1910...
..Aug. 1, 1910..
..Oct. 1. 1910..
..Ocvl, 1910..
..Oct. 1. 1910..
...Nov. 1. 1910..
..Dec. 1, 1910..
..Dec. 1. 1910..
..Feb. 1, 1911-
..May 1, 1911-
..July 1, 1911...
..July 1, 1911..
..July 1, 1911..
..Aug. 1, 1911..
..Sept. 1, 1911..
..Sept. 1, 1911..
..Sept. 1, 1911..
..Sept. 1, 1911...
..Sept. 1, 1911-
..Oct. 1, 1911..
..Oct. 1, 1911-
..NoV. 1, 1911-
..Fell. 1, 1912-
..Sept. 1, 1912..
..Sent. 1, 1912..
..Sept. 1, 1912-
..Sept. 1, 1912..
..Jan. 1, 1913-
-Jan. 1, 1913..
..Ailg. 1. 1913..
-Aug. 1, 1913-
..Atlg. 1, 1913-
-Nov. 1, 1913-
..Jan. 1. 1914..
-Dec. 1, 1914-
. 34.000
. 22,000
. 48,250 ,
. 3.750
. 3,250......
. 4,000
v 3,000
. 3,250......
. 3.000 ,
. 5,750.
. 14,250
. 6,000 ,
. 8,750 ,
. 4,250
.618
.663
.699
.700
.703
.704
.724
.723
.769
.768
.770
.787
.792
.823
$800,250
Watermains.
Improvement (Paving
Series... - -
"A" Apr. 1, 1910 29,000 313
"B" June 1, 1910 15.000 346
"C".i Aug. 1, 1910 3,500 3G7
"D".-.Apr. 1, 1911 20,000 483
"E" . - May 1. 1911 5.000, 498
"F" Aug. 1, 1911 4,000 537
"G" Nov. 1. 1911 11,250 615
"H "T Feb. 1. 1912 31.750 654
"I" Aug. 1, 1913 3.750 7C7
$125,250
1 $983,500
Sec. 4. That the first day of July,
1918, and tho period of thirty (30) days
immeilinteiy preceding said ditto is
hereby fixed as the date and period
when all said unpaid assessments ap
pearing ution said consolidated Hen
docket with Interest thereon to such
dnte, may be paid in whole or In part
as provided in Section 140 of the City
Charter. All sums so paid shall be
applied to the payment of interest
and principal of the outstanding and
unpaid City of Medford Improvement
bonds and warrants for street Improve
ments by paving and otherwise id
cludlug the construction of sewers and
watermains. Semi-annuul pnyments of
the iiistullments and of interest pay
ments shall become due and payable
during like iieriods ending January
first and July first in each year be
ginning in the year 1919 and ending
in the year 1931, and If not bo paid
shall thereupon become delinquent. '
The recorder shall make the e-xton-slous
uiion the consolidated lien dock
et of the next maturing semi-annual
payments, which extensions shall be
completed in each case at least thirty
I30)days prior to the time within
which such payments are due and pay
able. Sec. 5. Whenever the city treas
urer shall make return to the city re
corder of delinquencies as In Section
147 of the city charter provided, live
city recorder shall within thirty (30)
days from thereof issue to tho city
treasurer a warrant in substantially
the following form:
Form of Warrant.
To the City Treasurer of the City ot
Medford. Oregon:
You are hereby required to, and this
Is your warrant for selling all the prop,
crty upon the consolidated lien dlcket
upon which assessments have hereto
fore been levied and installments of
whiph are now delinquent. A list o
such property, together with the
amount of assessments standing
against the same and the amount ot
Installments thereof, which are delin
quent. Is hereto atinched. marked
"Exhibit A" and hereby made a part
of this warrant.
You nre required as aforesaid to
sell all of said property to satis
fy all such delinquent installments
and payments of said assessments as
aforesaid, together with Interest, pen
alties and costs, and you are required
to make such sale In the manner pro
vided by tho city charter of said city.
City Recorder.
Dated
Sec. 6. It shall be the duty of the
city treasurer to call and pav in nu
merical order all warrants outstand
ing and unpaid against nny particular
Improvement fund for nnv Improve
ment speciried in Section 2 or this or
dinance, ns soon ns there shall ba
sufllclent funds therefor In the nbove
mentioned consolidated improvement
fund. Whenever the cltv treasurer
shall pay Biich warrant he shall en
dorse thoreon tho dnte and amount of
such payment nnd take a receipt from
the holder thereof showing the num
ber and description of such warrant
and the date and amount so paid,
which receipt the Baid treasurer shall
return with his report to tho city re
corder us a voucher for the money
so paid.
Sec. 7. Applications to extend pay
nients ns provided In Section 142 of
the city charter shall provide that the
Interest upon unpaid balances shall be
at the rate or six per rent (6'j) per
annum; provided that In the event tho
refunding bonds for such assessments
shall bear a less rate than six per cent
per annum then from the date of such,
bonds the rate of interest upon such
unpaid balances shall be reduced to
the bond rate.
Sec. 8. This ordlnancejihnll effect
and he In full force fifteen (15) days
after Its passage by the city council
and approval by the mavor.
Passed by the city council this 23rd
day of April. 19IS, and signed by me
In oien session In authentication of Its
passage this 2,1nl day of April. 1918,
(Slgnedl C. E. GATES.
, , , Mayor.
Approved by me me this 23rd day ol
April. 1918.
(Signed) C. E. GATES,
Attest: (Signed) M. L. AUORa"