PAflTC RTX
MEDFORD DAY AT .
COUNTY JA!R IS
1 RECORD BREAKER
Thursday was1 Medford U:iy "t !
Jackson county fnlr. mid there. v:is a
groat outpouring of the citizenry.
They poured out from tlio iii.-iiblc
topped knolls nnd the cool creek
bottom", the fur flutiK 'ranges "d
tha sticky districts, from the silent
place itiid eenii-silcnt npots. and all
seemed to enjoy their respective
selves most unrighteously. There
was jilenty of everything for every
body, including the recently created
office of truffle director.
There; wus 1101) people ill the
grandstand) close, puck, and three
times that many on the ground en
deavoring to net on the fences, in
spite of the efforts of traffic di
rectors to shoo them from llielr peril
ous perches. Kinally the T. D.'tt be
came interested In events, and let nu
turt; take her course.
Knrly urrivals in the grandstand
were treated to a sample of efficiency
and engineering acumen. A pure
white KordKon tractor, duly labelled
as such, snorted up and down in
front, pulling a homemade drag,
upon which was stationed Council
man J. W. Dressier, in the full glory
of his 119 pounds with all his collies
on. A 225-pound dignatary of higher
rank viewed the smoothing out pro
cess with a critical eye. Thanks to
Mr. Drcssler's rolo as a weight, and
knowledge of the real cHtate business
the dirt way speedily put in shape
fur mussing up.
The Judge's stand was full of
Judges, colonels, public officials nnd
more 'or less prominent citizens, and
they dished lip a poor brand of ora
tnry for half the afternoon. The first
half dozen gents at the little end of
a magaphone timed themselves to de
liver an announcements, with the
opening blare of thu U. f), K. K. band,
finally a leutherlunged professional
announced from Seattle heralded n
prizefight In stenorlan tones, after
which Mr., Kdlson C. Jerome, of this
city did the official yelling in a cred
itable manner. (
The opening number of the nflor
noon was motorcycle polo. This Is a
good game. Then came a horse race,
"followed by n motorcyclo race against
time, followed by another horse race,
nnd then another motorcyclo race.
Two of these speeding vehicles came
nigh to entangling hind wheels near
the grandstand, by a hair, and u red
one. Homo of the womenfolks and
girls gasped, as they do when Ito
dolph Valentino strolls In a tnoonllt
garden, on ' the.' screen. Then the
crowd was entertained by a relay
race which will bo run in serial form
till' Katurday afternoon.
, In - the exhibit buildings a"a dis
played the product!! of the fields and
orchards, practically all sections of
Jackson county being represented.
There is a monster pumpkin the
basis ot all county fairs, grains and
vegetables, fruit, flowers, and every
thing else that comes out of . the
ground in this province. Many visited
these buildings yesterday, and became
amazed at the resourcefulness of their
own .hoather. Without letting local
pritlo Din amuck, it can he stated It Is
the host and youngest fair in the state
Of Oregon.. '
1 FOR OREGON FRUIT
Kowb of intorost to the local fruit
growers was brought back Thursday
from Portland bj A. C. Allon, the
Mod ford member of the state horti
cultural board, which had Just con
cluded its special meeting there Wed
nesday. ( At this meeting tho board arranged
With tho federal fruit governing au
thorities io bring about more rigid
inspection and publicity for (he bene
fit of the buying public, or In othor
words the strengthening am) 'better
ment of the stuto grading uud pack
ing law. Ily this arrangement the
government will now conperuto with
the hoard, supervise the slate pack
nutl grado and then endorse it and
lasuo a certificate accordingly of en
dorsement. This in addition to the
fetuto certificate of pack and grade
will be of especial benefit to the
growers lu yeurs when thoro Is a
small crop In giving an nmplo guar
up too to buyers.
Court News
(Furnished by the Jackson t
County Abstract Co.)
'" Ononr Mi'lvln ShopiM-d and Iela
Motktn.
.;, '. Frank J. larnuw ami lAnmn Lorn.
Thoodory. It; JtmuH and Ks.sln M
Kir.hy.
Lew Ik Li,, "Wheeler nnd Ilazid ltun-
klrt.
ran! C. ' Thompson nnd 15vc!yn
Hyurly.
, C'lroult Court.
' Medford Service Station vs. Stanley
SECURE U.S.0KEH
VntWorth. Chattel lien.
''6. W. Train vs. Joe HoHkins. Chat
tel lieln;
'Medford vs. A. A. llalcom, et al.
Default..' Tax foreclosure. Judg
ment: 1
C. J. Huns vs. 'William1.!. Scott, et
ii. Demurrer.
Marlon C. .TWcPanlcl vh Charles V..
Mi'I-)arilel. Proof of publication.
Jessie Ij. Chamberlain vs. C. K.
Chnmtterlnln. Decree.
Kosil 1-2. Hanks vs. Slayme A.
Dnnks; Motion. Order.
: Nona K. Anderson, vs. Jesse T. An
derson. Proof of publication. Affi
davit. ' Default.
Orarfo Bhort vs. Karl ViV Short. Af
fldiivitt Default. ,,
icliola'und Ashpolo vs. J. T. Sut-
Ilvan, et al. Affidavit. Default.
Judgment.
James A. ItlKsby vs. Zetta Rose
Rignby. Default. -.. . .
Pmljato Court.
Kstnte of Victor Wesley Blrdweye.
Inventory and appraitwuent.
Kstate of K. K. licuel. First and
final iiccount. Order.
Kutato of Ella M. WIMte. Final re
port. Ordi-r. '
.Mnrsiint llnnd.-ill. Final report.
Iv-'laii' of ( ii-or k Uruwn. Final
older. Statement. I'.-iUl V(tii hern.
Kst.ite of D. K. Nentliamer. Order.
Iiond.
Kstiito of Wilbur I.. Jntks. Proof
of ptiblleatlon. Final account. Order
Kstate of Harrlft X. Onbornf). Ttc
port. Order. . I'roof of publication.
Voucher.
Ileal FJdute Transfers.
W. H. Denrnw, Ma li. iJunniR to
Orant Mathcwu. W.'Ti. tn land
Jn OoorK Tract, Awhland
Or vi i i o V. Ttlrhfc. Ma ry C.
Itichle to (Jeo. Clark f'ham
herlain, V. D. to NF
RIOW' of pec. 23. in twp. 39
S., It. 1 F ;
J. F. Mefkle, et ix to Plmrtrs
I,. "Winior, Helen O. "Wlrner
. 1). u lot 32 and t. of ntH
33, Montview Add. to Ash
land 30
Jrome J. Hannilian. Mary Han-
rnhji n to S. .f . Oreenwood,
W. r. tn land In neetion 7,
twp. 3D S., It. 1 12
Willuri Thompson, and f Jraco
Thompson to 12a rt A. Smed
ley, W. I. to Wi of S of
lot 1. block 1, Hhort's Add.
to Medford
Philip WertK. Violet VVertz to
Thos. 1. fciRHKaard. W. I), to
3 acres on tfovernment lot 3,
nee. 'J2, tw. 30 S.. H. 1 K. . . . 1
Hhcodore Martinez, Avelina
Martinez to Oswald Sanford
W. I), to lot 1, block F, Talent
Furnltdi invcKt. Co. to Fred
Cordon, W. I), to land In kco.
18, twp. as. H. ft. I W
JO
350
WILE APPLEGATE
Mm. N. K. Mitchell. Mrs: Itoland
Mitchell nnd Miss fluldle Boone ol
.lacksonvllle were pleasant callers at
the home of Mr. Nicholas .Mitchell
1,'i.st'Kunday.
MIhh Marjory Hkeeters came out
Saturday and will take up her school
work Monday.
Mrs. Walter Zeldler Is spending a
few days In Jacksonville, and vicinity.
; Mr. nnd Mrs. Pratt of Medford
were guests nt the C. Combest home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dumford and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alvln Dunford visited
their sister, Mrs. Watter Zeidler Sun
day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Dunnlnuton
returned Monday from a -trip to Port
land. : '
Mr. IIoIIIk Parks wns a business
visitor in Medford Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were doing
business in Medford Monday even
ing. lrniontown school opened Monday
with an enrollment of fifteen pupils.
Otis Buck recently returned from
an extended visit to Kastern Orewon
Mr. and -Mrs. Clifford Cass spent
a few days In tho city the lutter part
of the week. .
Frank Silva nnd fnmily were Med
ford visitors at tho fair last Friday.
Oeorge Stacey, Jr., has returned to
his home tit Ileagle from Callfornlu
whore he has been working.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Glass and family
have moved to Central Point , this
week,
Mr. Swanson, Mr. Sanderson and
Mr. Chapiuan finished helping Mr. and
Mrs. Luciib fill their silo Tuesday.
Mr. Copley's mother nnd brother
were up from Glendulo to visit them
for a few days tills week.
B. tllass took his tractor to S. Pol
lard's Monday tu uso in filling their
silo.
Hubert, Oladys and Ilornice Rodgers
Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chapman
and family Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. It E. Mooro spent the
pnst week nt tho Moore cabin near
llrown's cabin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Weston went to
Ashland Saturday and Mrs. Woston
remained to vinlt.
Myrtle. Klla nnd Victor Chapman
attended tho dance at Kaglo Point Sat
urday night..
. Antloch school will open next Mon
duy, the ISth of September.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
A. C. Howlett
Mr. and Mis. 11. ft. Cam)ihPll,' c.lsli
ler of the First State hank of Kaglo
Point and Carl Ksch and wife, a noiiple
of our successful farmers, for Mrs.
Ksch is a wonderful help on tho farm.
she has raised nearly five hundred lit
tie chickens only lOHlng about twenty
five out of fivo hundred. Hut who! :1
started to tell was that they, that Is
the hanker and his wife took ntlvaJi
ttigo of Monday, it being Labor duS'
and a holiday, and made a visit to the
coast going via Grants I'nss ovor th"
Crescent city highway returning Mon
day. . ' . -
Mrs. Arglee Oreen of l.oa Angeles,
wlio has just finished a pent nnd oom
inodiou dwelling house Is looking for
a suitable renter during the winter.
She expects to return toos Angeles
In the near futme returning again In
tho spring when she e.pect to build
ancther house on her property on
lllverslde avenue.
Our sonln law nnd cluuRhter, Mr.
and Mis. Charles Kd tloyt or lrt
Klamath, came on Friday, Sept. 1st, to
make us a visit and look ufter their
winter numilica of fruit nnd othor nec
essaries for the coming winter. ' They
were still ut tho Sumiyaido when tho
MET)FOT?T' ' TrATLv TRTBUNR
r
item of news was sent me, Sept. 5th.
There was a good sized party went
from here to Ashland on Labor day to
attend the celebration and enjoy - a
picnic dinner in' the beautiful park.
The landlady of the Sunnyside and
our daughter, (they don't like to see
their names In print) und our son-in-law
and daughter Ed and Millie from
Fort Klamath, and Jud Edsall were
among those who went from here, and
for me to say they bad a good time
would be useless lor they always have
a good time on such occasions.
Mr. and Mrs. I:ud llildreth and Mr.
Hildreth's mother took dinner at the
Sunnyside Monday on their way home.
They had been taking a vacation down
in northern California combining busi
ness and pleasure.
Charlie Humphrey of Derby and
Charlie Manking of Peyton were din
ner guests also ut the Sunnyside the
same day. Also .Win. Coy, brother-in-law
to II. E. Campbell, otir banker,
while Mr. and .Mrs. Campbell were
taking their vacation trip to the coast.
.1. P. Coin (Agate Jack) has had IiIb
brother. Mr. T Coin nnd wife, of Port
land, visiting him here at the Sunny
side for a short lime. They have been
combining business with pleasure look
ing over Klamath and Jackson coun
ties, as he is selling woolen blankets,
coats and socks. Agate Jack went
with them and expects to remain until'
artor the meeting of tho state fair at
Salem the last of this month. He took
with him about three hundred choice
agates that ho has already polished
ready for tho market.
The Sunday, Sept. 3 guests at the
Sunnyside were Mr. and Mrs. Roynl G.
Drown, Air. and Mrs. Win. H. Brown
and Mrs. Carl Taylor and a friend from
Portland, M-rs. Carl Taylor's husband,
a son of Mrs. It. (i. Brown by her first
husband, anil Mrs. Taylor and friend
have been hero visiting the Brown
families. Also Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Clements and sou und three strangers
besides J, M. Cooley.
John Ilaak, Jr., and wife of Portland
came in Sunday afternoon to. visit
their uncle, L. K. Ilaak and family and
to spend Labor day with them.
riudolph Wcldman reports that they
have about fifteen hundred boxes of
pears picked by himself and wife and
that the pears are A-l, finishing up the
Job Saturday afternoon, Sept. a. When
It comes to working In an orchard Mr.
and Mrs. Weldman will make a full
team anywhere.
Tho foregoing Items were sent to
mo from home by a friend, and now I
will resume my Journey on the rail
road to Williams where I took the
stage for Wilbur Hot Sulphur Springs.
When we left Tehama there was
llttlo to bo seen until daylight and we
were riding over one of California's
noted prairies covered with fine farms
where wo could see crops of different
kinds, but, ot course, owing to my poor
eyesight 1 could i.ot tell from the car
window what It was hut I wus told
that It was alfalfa, and rice, principally
but there were also other products in
some places., 1 here were orchards
and vineyards. There Is a large canal
running through the valley that af
fords water for irrigating purposes.
The prairie Is cut up into large farms
and the buildings would, Indicate that
the people were well to do, and there
are several towns strung along the
railroad hut the main through trains
do not stop unless It is to let n passen
ger off except a few places whore they
will stop If they nro flagged and take
on passengers. Owing to the wreck of
the freight train, referred to in anoth
er letter we were very Into reaching
Williams, but In time to catch the
stngo for tho Wilbur Springs.
Among the principal products of
that strip ot country I pnssed through,
from what I can loarn, is vice. I fell
In company with n gentloman who had
come out to the Wilbur springs to try
its wntors for rheumatism who owns a
1200 acre rice farm along the route 1
had traveled and the manner in which
he dcBcrlbod the handling of It from
start to finish was ao interesting to
mo that 1 am going to try to give the
readers ot tho Eaglets the uonotlt of
what I heard, from memory, Tor we
were Hitting out on tho porch ot the
men's lodging house after supper. The
first thing is to l.nve the ground well
plowed and pulverized llko a well pro-
pured garden patch, then a surveyor
and two stake men go over tue ueiu
marking out the detours so ns to have
Hm water tho same depth nil over u.
Then a man with n small plow marks
out where tho htakes nro set, then
heavy tennis are put on and plows and
dykes nre turned up so ns to confine
the water nnd thon the seed Is sown
nnd most of tho farmers harrow it In.
although some leave It lay on top of
tho ground und when tho wntor gets
n,n vielit temiiornture the ontiro ueiu
hi flooded about threo inches deep nnd
i..n ihnrn until the seed is well sprout
ed and then tho water is drawn off
nnd the rico is loft to grow until u ns
about' threo Inches high nnd thon It Is
fi,ie,l .nmiln hut not enough io row
tho tops of. the grain and left there
r.,r five months, raising ino wun-r
tho rlco grows, until it is ready to
harvest. (Finish In my next letter)
' Two .Men KlwtrociiUMl
U.M.EICII. N. C. Sept. 15.-Angns
Murphy nnd Joseph, Thomai, con
victed ot charges of murderous nt
tack upon Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Iv. iei-
Mum nf Miami. Fla., nenr outnera
Pines, wero electrocuted ut tho state
prison today. . '
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- MEDFOIin, PRECOX, SATURDAY,' SEPTEMBER."
NOTICE
Notice to all Landowners In .Medford
Irrigation District and to all whom it
may concern.
' You are hereby notified that: T. J.
Hamlin, L. and W. B. Carpenter, A. M.
Janes Estate. J. F. Roberts, Abigail
Smith, J. W. Berrian. E. H. Melllng et
ux, B. H. Alberts. Ida Alice Parsons,
L. C. and Ethel J. Mack, Bert Stanclirr,
A.W. Short, Edw. F. Acree. J. A. Daren, j
K. G. Coleman, F. A. Carley. C. M.
Smith, F. X. Sherrer, A. iilunkcnshlp, j
H. I). Powell, C. C. Pierce. W. F. !
Smith, C. W. Roberts. Ella C. .Murk
land et vir. Ijrln P. Chn'stean, Chas.
E. McClaln. L. D Fry. Marian Stan
cliff. Arthur Reed, A. H. Fisher. Lily
D. Blackwood, Mrs. J. F. Pratt. Walter
Myers, T. J. Malaigren, A. Hearn, M. C.
Anderson et al, Wm. Archer, C. W.
Slglinger. Wm. Carless, have filed
tneir duly acknowledged anu vernieui
of the MedTord Irrigation District pray
ing that each particular piece and par
cel of land hereinafter described, being
within Jackson County, Oregon, be
Included within the Medford Irrigation
District; that Is to say:
J. W. Berr;an. wtioae petition was
filed May 22nd. 1922. and whose land,
petitioned to be included, is particular
ly uescrioea as rotiows: i-ois i, i, o
and 21 in BlooK 1: lots 20, 21, 22, 2:1
nnd 24 in Block 2: lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, fi,
7. 13, 14. 15. 10, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22.
23, 24, in Block 3: lots 3, 4, 5, G. 7, 8,
9, 10, 11. 12. 15, 18, 19. 20, 21, 22, 23.
24 in Block 4; lots 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 1U.
11, 12, 15. 16. 17, 19, 20, 22 , 23 and 24
in Block 5; lots 1, 2, 3. 4, 5, C, 7, 10,
12, 13, 14. 15, lfi, 17, IS, 19. 20, 21,
22, 23, and 24 in Block (i: lots 1, 2, 0,
8, 9. 10, 11. and 12 In Block 7. nil In
Laurelhurst Addition to the City of
Medford, according to the recorded
plat thereof.
AIbo, C. W. Roberts, whose petition
was filed May 22nd, 1922, and whoso
land, petitioned to be included. Is par
ticularly described as follows: Lots
3. 4, 5, C, 7 and S In Block 9, Town of
Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon.
Also, E. II. Meillng et ux. Ella C.
Murklund et vir, whose petition was
filed August 9th, 1922, and whose land,
netltioned to ho included, is particular
ly described as follows: Lots 19. 20, 21.
and 22 of Oakwood Subdivision of
Block 2, Siskiyou Heights Extension,
containing 1 acre. Also the following:
Beginning at a point 12.04 chains East
and 13 links South of the Quarter ( W )
Section Corner between Sections 20
and 29, Township 37 South, Range 1
West, W. M.f running thence South
417.78 feet: thence East 417.12 feet:
thence North 417.78 feet; thence West
417.12 feet to tho place ot beginning
being the South 4 acres of tract of land
described ill Deed Records ot Jackson
County, Vol. 137, Page 527.
Also. li. H. Alliens.' wnose petition
was filed February 21st, 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be Included,
is particularly described as follows:
Lots 1, 2. 3, 4 and 5, also 12, 13, and n,
Block 1. Alberts Subdivision of Lot 4,
Block 2 of Nlckell Addition. Also Lots
15, 10, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 2o,
28. 27 nnd 28 In Block two (2) Alberts
Mibdivlnlon Of Lot four 14). Block two
(2) of Nlckell Addition to the City ot
.vleilford. Orneron. -
Also. Lorln P. Chrlstenn. whose peti
tion was filed. May 23rd, isaz, anu
whose land, petitioned to be included,
Is narticularly described as follows:
The Northerly, ten acres of the follow
ing tract: Commencing at a point v.iz
chains South of the Northeast corner
Donation:. Lnnd Claim No. l.i. in
Township 37 South ot Range 1 West
of W. M.. and running thence South
on the Enst line of said D. L. c. a.ts
chains: thenqe West 20.73 cnams;
thence North 9:58 chains: thence East
20.73 chains td: the-place of beginning,
(10 acres.) ?.
Also. Ida Alice Parsons, whoso peti
tion was filed June 7, 1922, and whose
land, petitioned to be included, is par
ticnlnilv described ns follows: Com
mencing at the Northeast corner of
Soctlon 18'. Township 38, South, Range
1 West of W. M.. running thence iortn
37 degrees 40 minutes West 1.C8 chains
to the Southeasterly line ot First
Street In the Town of Phoenix: thence
South 52 degrees 20 minutes Went
alonir the Southeastorly line ot said
First Street 7:50 chains fo point or
heirlnnlnir: thence South 37 degrees 40
minutes East 3.15 chains; thence South
52 degrees 20 minutes West C.30
chains: thence North 37 degrees 40
minutes West 3.15 chains to the South
easterly line of said First St.; thence
North 52 degrees 20 minutes E. on snld
Southeasterly line of said First 8treot
6.30 chains to the place ot beginning
Excepting and reserving therelrom
that portion of said premises as are
described in Volume 45 of Deeds, Pago
128, Jackson County Records.
Also, Churles E. McClain, whose pe
tition wus filed March 9. 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be Included,
is particularly described ns follows:
Iots 4os. 1, ii. 3, 4, 5, 6, in Block No.
43. Town of Phoenix, Oregon, contain
ing O.Cfi acres.
Also, L. C. Mack' nnd Ethel J. Mack,
whoso petition was filed July 26th,
1922, nnd whoso land, petitioned to be
included,- Is particularly described as
follows: Water Lots BiS. 27, 2S, Town
of Phoenix, containing 1 ncre.
Also. W. F. Smith, whose petition
was filed September 8th. 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be included,
Is particularly described ns follows:
Beginning at a point 5.33 chains North
nnd 11.S6 chains West ot the Northeast
Corner of tho Southeast Quarter
ISEH) of the Southeast Qnnrter
ISI'J'4) of Section 19. Township 37
South. Range 1 West W. M. O.; thence
North 0.74 chains: thence West lO.ttX
chains: thence South 20 degrees West
7.17 chains: thence East 13.13 chains,
to. the place of beginning, containing S
acres.
Also Abigail Smith, whose petition
wns filed September 8th. 1922. and
whose land, petitioned to be included,
is particularly dpsc.ribed as follows:
Beginning at a point 3285 feet South
and 431 feet Enst of the Northwest
Corner of Donation Land Claim N 45
in Township 37 South, of Range 2
West. W. M. O.: thence East 318 feet:
thence North 35 degrees, 33 minutes
West 79 feet : thonce North 26 degroes.
IS minutes West 333 ft.: thence North
20 degrees 0.". minutes West 166 feet;
thence North 33 degrees 53 minutes
West 300 feet to the North line of said
tract; thence West 2S8 feet to the
main road: thence South 25 degreos,
30 minutes East S56 feet to the place
of beginning, containing 5.4 acres.
Also: Beginning nt a point 32SS feet
South nnd 267 feet East of the North
west corner of Donation iJind Claim
No. 45 In Township 37 South of Range
2 West W. M. O.: thence East 107 feet
to the West side of County Road:
thonce North 25 degrees. 3rt minutes
West along West side of County Road
845 feet, more or less, to tho West side'
.. . . .. . .
Mtfa nf TVitmttnn l.nnrl Claim n 45
thence South along said Donation Land
Claim line 439 feet; thence South &8
degrees 30 minutes East 130 feet:
thence South 26 degrees 45 minutes
East 300 feet to the place of beginning,
containing 1 2-3 acres. Also: Begin
ning at a point 2300 feet South and 50
feet East of the Northwest Corner.of
l)onatlon Land Claim No. 45 In Town
ship 37 South of Range 2 West-W.M.
(J.; said Kint being on the East line
of County Road; thence East 196 feet;
thence North 17 degrees 57 minutes
T'r fan.' ,anrwi Vnv.l, 1 ilaumo
..coi. i.. im, ...rc . .-"
34 minutes East 341 feet: thence North
50 degrees 34 minutes West 103 feet; I
West 110 feet to the County Road:
thence South 481.0 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 2.0 acres.
Alan f.ltlv r. nlnekwnorl. whose neti-
Ht.n u.'ia filoit RantamhAI Sill ". 1Q?:
.ml a'hnon land naHrtiinAi) tn llA -in
cluded, is partlcularly-descrihed . as
follows: Commencing at a point in the
center of Main Street of the Village
of Phoenix, Jackson County. Oregon.
150 feet nnd 6 inches Northwesterly
from a certain point In center of said
Ylnin Slrnul nn linn dividing- the Rntn-
uel Colver land from what iB knpwn as
tne a. M. wane iraci, bbiu line oeius
Southeasterly line of a ten acre tract
,.nUn.,a,l tn audi C V Wnito llV Kn PI-
cinvnvarl to aflid S. M WaitA llV Sam-
uel Colver as of record, on puge 9 ot
volume 2 01 ueeu necorus 01 jucnauu
County, Oregon: and thence running
ar.Vithu.aatei.lv nt ritrhf. llllffles with
a..l,l Main Utrnat 917 fnat and R IncllPR'
thence Northwesterly and parallel with
said Main street r.ss leei; iiienc,jn rjeed Records 76-307 less the traci
Northeasterly and at right angles with uf land described In Deed Record 120
last course, 315 feet to center of, said 4gj an,i running thence South 208.7
Mnin Street: thence Southeasterly rnA... .i.o,,na Wool 9(is 7 foot, thenen
along center of said street 175 feet -to
nl!lr. nf - lietrin II ini?. eOntnlnlniT 1.28
.,uw "r. a.
acres of land, that all of the above
described land lying west ot tne vvesi
line 01 saia main Bireei, or rimn
Hi-rhway. is Ceslred included in the
District, amounting to 1 acre ot land.. ,
Also, E. C. Coleman, whose petition
was filed September 8th, 1922, aud
whose land, petitioned to be Included,
Is particularly described as follows:'
Commencing at a point In center or
u.itn utraat In Vllltitm nf 'Phnoniv.
l.ntann Cnilltlv Ctvafim' fltl lltlA tllvld-
ing the Samuel Colver land from what
is Known as tne h. m. wane iraut,-
tl.Anna Cnnf h u, oul qi1 V tkt fl rrh t . tt llQrlPO.
with Main street, si i Teei anu o
inches; thence Northwesterly nnd par-
T..n Qtraat 1 Rft Font nml fi
inches- thonce Northeasterly at right
angles with laBt course 317 tcet and 5 eluded, Is particularly described as fol
inches to the center of said Main lowsr Commencing at the SE corner
Street; thence Southeasterly . along of the City Reservoir tract known as
center of said Street 150 feet and 6 . Capitol Hill Park in Sec. 20, Township
inches to place of beginning, contain-i 37 South; Range 1 West of W. M. and
Ing 1.1 acres; that all ot tho above running thence East 404 feet: thence
descrihed tract lying West of the West North 206.45 feet; thence West 300
boundary of said Main Street, or Pa- feet; thence North 104 feet: thence
clfic Highway, is desired included in East 300 feet; thence South 100 feet;
the District, amounting to 1 acre of i thence South 54 degrees 45 minutes
land. East 92 feet: thence South 75 degrees
Also. J. A. Daren, whose petition was '24 minutes East 100 feet: thence South
. . r.... I d.U -Ift.l'l ...VinoA UO .lA'nnn (11 n.I.i.n Il'nal "(lA tan.
Hied SrepteillUei OUl, lOCa, 11U nnwoy
land, petitioned to be Included, is par
ticularly described as follows: Begin
ning on the Southeast line of the Stan
dard Mill Lot aa- int irom wmcn
the D. . Lenners L.oi aioresuiu,
feet; thence along' the Northeast line
n. TV T nnUn, T.,.t nfrtrnftntd. North,
37 degrees West. 258.5 feet to First
.. xi.... t oroc rdnt tn leii'at
Street in the village oi i-nuem.
thence North, 53 degrees East, 121 fi-12
feet, more or less,, to the line of Maria
Colver's Lot: thence South, 37 dogrees
East, 332 feet to the place of begin
ning; Also, beginning on the West line
of the County Road dr Main Street of
the Village ot Phoenix, Jackson Coun
tv, Oregon, on the South line ot Josoph
Die's Lot, at a point South, 37 degrees
East, 120 feet from the corner of Engel
Brothers Store House. lormerly bought
ot B. F. Reeser, thence running South,
37 degrees East, along said Road,
138 9-12 feet to the center of the mill
dltoh; thence South 64 degrees West,
up the center of said mill ditch, 372 1-6
e . wili 17 rlnirrepn West.
lUtSkt lilCl-O IWt W, w. CI - - . -
i fpet more or less, to the South
comer of Maria Colver's Lot; thence.
tha' Una nf her ml 111 Lot. North
53 degrees East, 87 feet to East corner
of said Lot; thence running North 37
degrees West. 57 9-12 feet: thence
North 53 degrees East, 120 feet;
thdnce North, 37 -degrees West, 60
feet: thence North. 53 degrees East.
165 9-12 feet to the place of beginning:
Also, commencing at the point of inter
section of the center line of the Mill
Race with the West line ot Main Street
in the Town (Village) of Phoenix,
which point is situated South, 37 tie-
tne section c"mei 'Ot aeciiuun .muu leren. ime iu. yit 111 jat-n-nviu v.uunw
fill Ton HO). Fifteen (15) and Sixteen Records: thence iNortti 024 leei to ine
(16) In ToWnshfiv Thirty-eight (38) Northwest corner of said tract: thence! eluded, is particularly described as Tot
Sottth of Range One- (1) West of the;west 962.63 feet; thence South 637.48, lows: Lots 5. 0, 7, 8, Block 15, Town or
Willamette - Meridian - bears North, reet to tile place of beginning, contain-1 Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon, con-
1 hit. IAAL il.arMw'i.n 11 on - Alan tmnf 1 aantHnfed 1. 1 a (nine: 2-3 nCTG Ol lOJld. :? "
West, 3.39 chains and running thence as follows: Commencing 1121.96 feet ' And the petitioners severally lurtner
South 53 degrees WestjW feet and 6 Hnst tfml 135 feet tforth.of the South-1 nray that brders be,made1.b,'ih
inches; thence North, 37 degrees West, j east corner of Capitol Hill Park, in Board of Directors i ot the-Medford irri
49 feet, more or less, crossing the ditch see. 20,'Townshlp 37 South, Range l i gation District, that said lands, - as
to the South corner of Nancy Ander-; West of W. M.; thence North 67. de-! above particularly described. De m
son's Lot, bought of P. :W-. Olwell nnd grees 07 minutes East 40 feef, thence deluded within the; Medford -Irrigation
wifo;thence North, 43.5.degrees East, North 69 degrees 45 minutes East 93 District. '" '". '. ' : '''"'
along her line to the East corner of , feet to the East side line of tract de- All persons interested in, or : wno
said Lot: thence North. 53 degrees scribed in Reg. Title No. 913 in Jack- may be affected by the - Proposed
East along the line of Lucy Sonle nnd son County, Oregon; thence North 432 change of the boundaries of said Dis
D Lenliers Lots, bought of P. W. I feet to the Northeast comer of tract; trlct, or by the inclusion of snld-lanas
oiwell and wife, to tho East corner of thence, West 130.48 feet to the North- in said District, are hereby notified to
WlliCll point IS SllUUieil amuu, oi no- usu, A. lieain, wiiuoo i"-i'
grees 40 minutes Eas four chains nnd filed September 8th, 1922, and whose
eighty links, more or less, from the , iami petitioned to be included, is par
East corner of Lot One (1) in Block ticularly described as follows: From
One (1) of said Town (Village) of; the Northeast corner Sec. 16, Town
Phoenlx, and from said ixilnt running : 8bip 38 Soutli Range 1 West thence
thence South. 37 degrees and 40 mln-i North 37 degrees 40 minutes West 1.68
utes East, ahmg the Westerly line of!ci,ains -to the Southeasterly line of
said Main Street; 66 feet: thence : Fjrst street in Town of Phoenix, Jack
South 52 degrees and 20 minutes West. stm County, Oregon; thence South 52
285 feet; thence North. 37 degreos and aegrees 20 minutes West along said
..... . . ii . . ,. rnn. .n tl.n dunlnr.... . it.- n r,i nlmlna tn a nniilt nf bp.
40 'minutes West, Of. feet to the center
of said Mill Race: thence Northeaster
ly along the renter of said Mill Race.
285 feet to the place of beginning;
excepting and reserving therefrom the
right-of-way of said Mill Race as located-thereon
in January. 1911, with the
right to go upon the land and make
necessarv repairs' thereon. ' '"
Also, C. M. Smith, whose petition
was filed September 8th, 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to bo included,
is particularly described ns follows:
A lot or parcel of land cammenclng at
a point from -which the corner to Sec
tions 9, 10, 15 and lli. In Township 38
South? Range 1 West, W. M. in Oregon,
bears North 68 degrees West. Lib
chains distant: thence North 53 de
grees hnst 30 feet to n place of begin
ning; thence North 63 degrees East
57 feet: thence South 37 degrees East,
60 feet: thence South 53 degrees West
87 feet: thence North 37 degrees West
110 feet; thence North 53 degrees East
30 feet: thenco South 37 degrees East
50 feet to the place of beginning, con
taining 16-100 acre of land.
Also. H. D. V-owell, whose petition
wns filed September 8th. 1922. and
whose Innd. petitioned to be included,
is particularly described as follows:
ifi. 1022
Lots 3, and 4, Block 1. Capitol
..I.H., .!.. n,ir,p,1 In
Hill
Addition. Cltv of Medford, Jackson
County Oregon.
Also, Wm. Archer, wnose petition
was filed September 8th. 1922. and
whose land, petitioned to be Included,
Is particularly described as follows:
Lots 9. 10, 11. Block 2, Capitol Hill Ad
dition Cit of Medford, Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon. " '
Also. C. C. Pierce, whoso petition
was filed September 8th, 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to lie included,
is particularly described as follows:
ix)ts 14 and 15. Block 3. Capitol Hill
j Addition City of Medford, Jackson
Aauiuon
county, O
,)0nt 25 f
Dregon. Also, Beginning ui u
rant Smith nnd 9.Tt feet West
nf 'tho Southwest corner of Lot 5. Block
7. of Pierce Subdivision, said point
being the intersection of the center
lines of two vacated streets and run-
nine thence East 126 feet: thence
North -275 feet; thence West 26.0 feet
thence North 1Q0 feet; thence West
ivilnf nf heirinninir. containing 1.0 acre
of irrigable land.
Also, J. F. Roberts, whose petition
was filed' September 8th. 1922. and
whose land, petitioned to he Included.
Is particularly described as- follows:
All of Block 39 and Lots 11 and 12.
iilock 38, containing u.vn acre, in 1111
Town ot Phoenix, Jackson County
n ...
Block 38. containing 0.7B acre, In tne
Oretron -
Also. T. J. Hamlin, whose petition
was filed- September 8th. 1922. nnd
whose land, petitioned to he included,
is particularly described ns follows:
Beginning 30 feet South of the South
east corner ot tract of land described
in Deed Records 76-307 less the tract
Nort'h 208.7 feet; thence East 208.7
... ..lnn t hntrlnnlncr nntHlll.
IC 1.U V11C 11U.13 Ul UV& 111 "1 , -. -
i,lg j q acre.
Also Leonard and W. B. Carpenter,
whose oetltion was filed Hentemuer
stn $22, and whose land, oetitioned to
i,e includod; Is particularly described
as follows: Beginning at a point which
Is 806 feet North and 120 feet East of
the Section Corner common to Sections
20, 21, 28 and 29. Township 3i South,
Range 1 West Willamette Meridian,
nnd rnnnlttp1 henee South. 417.42 feel:
tlinnCA T2flQ.t 417 49 feet " tlienCO NOrtll
417.42 feet: thence West 417.42-feet
io me piuce oi uegiiuiiiiK, uuiuuiuuib t
nuiwa : '
aiso, wm. u. janes, axecuioi-oi me
Estate ot Alice M. Janes, et al, whose
natttlnn wa a flla.l QantnniliPr Rtll 1922.
and whose land, petitioned to be In
O UCSICCB Wl lllllimci i-u...
thence South 78 degrees 19 minutes
East 100 feet: thence North 77 degrees
51 minutes East 93 feet to the West
side line of trnct as descrined in rtegis
j west corqer oi iraci; meuw oum 101
, roet to 'the place of beginning, contnin
i lini- 1 97 neraa AIro a tract of 1 SQ.
ing J.aV acres. Also a iruci ui i. aq.
acre located as follows: Beginning ut
r , . ' . x. .1. OCTQC Ft
.... t
a ooint 606.54 feet North' and 987.36 ft
West- of the corner common to See.
Hons 20, 21, 28 und 2, lownsnip
Hons 20, 21, zs una zw, lownsnip m any inej uu-, vj k.w.- -
South. Range 1 West of W. M.; thence petitioners, or any ot them, should not
n .. ..rto n -. . .U Va. OAQ 7 U.A o-nntpl and thA lfind tliereiU dC-
Soutli 2U8.V ieet; mence r.usi
feet; thence North 208.7 feet: thence
West 208.7 feet to place of beginning
containing i ncre. "
Also. C. W. Sigllngor, whose petition
was filed September 8th, 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be included,
is particularly described as follows:
Commencing at Northeast Corner Do
nation Land Claim No. 44 in Township
37 South, Range 1 West, W. M. South
i rq7 e r..pt ihencn South 72 decrees
30 minutes' West, 2430.3 feet to the
point of beginning, from which point
jluin. u, w.0. .
running South 7
uegrees iiiuun.i.-n
West, 217.81 feet
thence North 26 tie
grees 15'nilnutes West 40ft feet; thence
North 72 degrees 30 minutes . East
217.81: thence South 26 degrees 15
tnlnntes East 400 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 2 acres of land.
Also Wmi Carless, et. al. whose peti
tion was filed September 8th, 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be included,
is particularly described ns follows:
Block 31, Railroad Addition Town of
Phoenix, containing 1.0 acre of irrig
able land. '
Also, A. Hearn, whose petition wns
Street line 5.50 chains to a point of be
ginning, from which point running
South 37 degrees 40 minutes Enst 3.10 0
feet; thence South 52 degrees 20 min
utes West 2S5.90 fpet: thence South 37
degrees 40..niinutes.. East, S5.S0 feet;
then South 52 degrees 20 minutes
West, 261.90 feet; thence North 37 de
grees 40 minutes West, -207.90 feet:
thence North 52 degrees 20 minutes
East. 283.80 feet: thence North 37 de
grees 40 minutes West, 207.90' feet;
thence Ndrth 52 degrees 20 minutes
I.--, ocj r.at tn tho nlaee of begin-
ouai, " , ' - - - - ,
ning.- it being the intent of the peti
tioner to include an oi me uuuvo de
scribed land Irrigable by gravity from
the Phoenix Cansl.
Also, A. Blanttenship, whose petition
was filed September 8th 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be included,
Is particularly described ns follows:
Beginning at a point which is 22.976
chains South and 12.09 chains West of
the Northeast corner of Donation Land
Claim No. 42 in Township 38 South.
Range 1 West, W. t., Oregon, running
thence South 28.975 chains; thence
u--at k i chnina! thence North 28.975
chains; thence East 6.19 chains to the
place of beginning and containing 14
acres ol irrigauie luaq
A Ion I. n VY-.' whose netlflnn wna
filed September 8th, 1922, and whose
land petitioned to be included, Is par
ticularly described as follows: LotB 3
and 4, Block 15, Town of Phoenix,
Jackson County, Oregon, containing 1.3
acre of land.
Abio, Bert Stahcliff, whose petition
was filed September 8th, 1922, and
whoso land, petitioned to be included,
is particularly described as follows:
Lots' 13 and 14, Block 2, Town of
Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon, con.
taining "1 acre of land.
Also Marian Stancliff, whose petition
was filed September 8th, 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to he included,
is particularly described as follows:
LotB 1, 2, 3, 4, 11, 12, Block 10. Town
of Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon,
containing 1 acre of land.
Also, A. W. Short; whose ' petition
was filed September 8th, 1922, and
whQse land, petitioned to be Included,
is particularly described-as follows:
IotB 5. 6. 7. 8.. Block 10, Town ot
Phoenix, Jackson County, Qiegon, con
taining 2-3 acre of land.
.. Also Arthur. Reed, whose petition
was filed September 8th; 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be included.
Is particularly uescriueu as iuhuws:
Lots 6 and 7, Block 1J, ' Town ot
Phoenix. Jackson County, Oregon, con
taining 1-3 acre. " :
. Man v.,ut .P Acree. whose netition
was filed September 8th,. 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to oe inciuaeu,
is particularly described as follows:
1 ... n a nn,i -1ft Hlnclf-10. Town of
Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon, con
taining 1-3 acre or lanu.
Also, A. II. FiBher. whose netition
riinn Raotemher 8th. 1922. and
whose land, petitioned to be Included,
is particularly descriueu as iouoms:
All of Block 19 irrigable by gravity
from Phoenix Canal.
Also Mrs. .1. F. Pratt, whose netltlcn
was filed September 8th. 1922, and
whose land, petitioned to be Included,
is particularly described as follows:
Lots 1. 2. 8, 9 and 10, Block 14, Town
of Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon,
containing 2-3 acre of land.-
Also. F. A. Carley wnose pennon was
filed September 8th, 1922, and whose
land, petitioned to be included, Is par
ticularly described as follows: Lots I
0 tn,..u 17 Town of -Phoenix.
Jackson County, Oregon, containing 1-3
acre of land. , ...
Also. Walter Myers, whose Yietltion
was filed September 8th. 1922, nnd .
whose land, petitioned to be included,
is particularly described as follows:
Lots 7 and 8, Block 1, Town of Phoenix,
Jackson County, Oregon, containing 1-3
acres of land.
Also, T. J. Malmgren, whose petition
was tiled September 8th, 1922. and
whose land, petitioned to be included,
is particularly described as follows:
6. Block 12. Town of
Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon, con
taining Vs acre of land.
Also F. X. Scherrer, whose netition
was filed September 8th. 1922 and
whose land, petitioned to be included,
is particularly described as follows:
Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Block 14, Town ot
Phoenix, Jackson County, Oregon, con
taining 5-6 acre of land.'
Also, M. C. Anderson, et al, whose
petition was filed September 8th. 192,
and whose lanu, peiiuuueu w w
eriy miliums, in iuD ..j. ...
Oregon, on Monday the 2nd day ot
i rtnl.nt. ot 9 o'clock n. 111. Ol SUlM
October. 1922. at 2 o'clock p. m. of said
!- day, and then and there show cause, it
any they have, wny tne prayers oi saiu
be granted and the land therein de-
ne Kruuieu puu . ,, ,, (
scribed be included in the Medford
Inlmitlnn nietrict.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
MEDFORD IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
By E. M. WILSON, Secretary.
Dated September 9th. 1922.
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... .
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Hub Auto Painting Co.
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SjKX-lal Prices to Dealer
128 X. Riverside Phono 2d
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$8.50 Per Cord ,
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