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WEDFOftt) MAnTTlTBTTKF!, TTff)FOTlD, OftfiflONVi WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE'R 14, 102.1
FINAL ARGUMENTS'
IN SHEEP CATTLE
WAR NEXT WEEK
E
AT
liemlock 200 M
lfi'2.' M., cfUr
SK'i old etowth fir 500 U
7 Ml 11.. cm Jar 2. U., heinlfw-k t: M.. SW
SKVi old growth fir 400 U., nrrorwl (frowth
irrowtli fir soo v., MMoM irrnuth f.r K.o St., for a temporary court houxe; author-n-.liir
175 M.. kk4 hK'i oM growth fir fi'tu . IziriK the citv council to Ht'll the pren-
worn! KroUi fir 77. M.. -lr .' M.,iont city hall bulWHnir. and authorizIriK
KKU kw",j oM Kfowrti fir tton to be known an Section 72-d. ou-
... inorizitifir thM r v rumen IO vrv-:v
wtotid .vrowth fir rt,r(hfc- hrirw. ,,,'Ki to build a
new city hall; authorizing the city
SCHOOL TO MEET!
Tho hearing of the suit of the HIki The Washington Parent-Teacher
Dutte Horse and Cattle association 'circle will hold Its miliar monthly
aealnst Alex Anderson, a sheepman, !
mooting October 10 at 8 I'. M. at the
livlntr noiir Itcnti'ii nhnrn wna tntn-l nrli-wl
before Circuit Judge Charles M.!80"001- T'18 evening sosBlon Is olan
Thomas in the circuit court Tuesday ned so that both parents may attend
uftcrnoou, and the final arguments in to meet the new suiionntonednl. E. II.
the case will bo given the first part !He(Irck aml the teacllcrg of , their
of the week by Attorney KvanL,,,,,,,.. Mako e8)ec,H, effort
iitmiiiHn Kir iiiu inuiiiufi mm nuiiiy
IJim It. Newbury for the defendant.
Tho final witness for tho defense
was Anderson, who tustlflt-d thut ho
started to range sheep on the con
tested area In 1922, having GOO sheep.
and thnt part of the time the bund
ta on the Stoddard placo, private
land, and part of the time on what In
known as Moffatt flats, a stretch of
chiiiparel, which is public land. Tho
witness also testified that ho had ro-celvo-1
a phone call from a man by
the name of Geppcrt, who "told me to
get off or he would put me off."
The witnesB testified: "This made
me kind of mad, and I told him to
come down nnd put me off; 1 would
ho waiting for him."
Nothing came of the conversation.
The horso and cattle association
contend that the land is exclusively a
cattle range and has been for (10 years
nnd mat sheep ranging on tho same
Is a detriment.
Tho defense contend that they had
permission of the agent of tho owner
of the land to graze sheep.
Anderson, questioned about an al
leged proposition he made to flus
Nichols of Eagle Point, a stockman
nnd member of tho association, that
he would remove his sheep if the asso
ciation would drop the suit, said It
was made "to keep down trouble."
Nichols, the witness said, referred him
to officers of the association. "They
want more than tho court would pos
sibly give them, so the mutter was
ended," he concluded.
fathers and mothers of Washington
school, to be present as tho- commit
tees In charge are bending every effort
to give you an enjoyable as well us
instructive evening. ,
The program follows:
Invocation, Kov. I). J. Howe.
"America." audience led by Mra.
P. K. Nichols.
Business session.
Solo dance, Miss Lucille I.owry.
. Vocal solo. "In the (larden of My
Heart" (Ball), "To a Wild Hose" (Mc
Dowell), Mrs. F. E. Nichols.
Piano solo, MIbh Roberta Stearns.
Music, group of songs, fifth grade.
Address, E. If. Hedrlok.
Light refreshments will bo sorved
at the conclusion of the program.
L
GOV'T OUT OE DATE
CHICAGO, Oct. 14. (A. P.) Frnnk
O. Lowrlon, former governor of Illi
nois; declared that America's govern
mental machinery was hopelessly out
of date, in an address last night at
the University of Chicago.
"Tho government Is moribund with
hurcnucrucy, helpless in lis own twin
ing nt red tupe," said Mr. Louden.
"Taxation's growing bunion has
been the only stimulus that has
awakened our people Into tho fearful
knowledge that democratic govern
ment as America Is practicing It, is a
falluro at tho moment."
Iirrnlrlc 2. M., Kit. 3 ',. NF.14 S'KU oll icrowth
llr HHO M., cc.lar SO U . hrmlork i90 H.,
'' V, Sf. old irrnwtri lir 340 M., tiimlrak
70 II., KWU NK'4 old growth JIM M..
ilw-k 660 XI.. hEli NK1 seonl Krowth
r .1400 SI., cedar r,u if., htu.ta'k 7.'. M , .SK!i
V4 second growth fir 2W10 M., Iirmlcx k
110 M.. NW NW4 sppond (rrowttt fir 11420
M.. SWW Kff'i second Krowlli llr 342& M..
sr.Vt NWli second irrowtli fir 2H.'iO M., hem
lock l.'iO M., NK'4 HW4 second growth fir
4440 M.. NWIJ HW second growth llr 2IMI0
M ., riw an A second growth or auyu M.,
KK!4 KW4 kokI growth fir 4470 It., NEK
rim second growth fir 4100 ... NW', SK 14
-'-olid growUi fir 4(1(10 M., hemlock 100 M
;-,H''4 KK'-i second growth fir 4X(I0 M.. KKVi
hr.4 second growth or 217:i il.. cedrtr
M., itnne ol tlie tf nilMTr on thoHC ne(-tioiin to Ik
koM for Ipkii tlmn 12. .10 per M. for the itpruce
and oi.l irrowUi fir. il per M. for the redur
nd nei-ond growth fir and fiO centa per M. for
the lietnloi-k. T. Sfl S., It. 8 E.. Hee. 1. SV
NK4. pine 375 H.. fir 40 H.. I)t S pine. 27
M.. fir 100 U.. 1-ot 4 nine 70 M.. fir 470 kl
SKa4 NW pine 27u M fir loo none of-
the timber on this net-tion to lie Mold for less
thuii 2.ri0 tier M. lor the Dint and fl per M
for the fir. T. 2 7 H., It. 11 W Hec. 21, HKY,
SW'4 vellow fir 4r,0 M.. white fir 300 M
hemlork 100 M.. KU'U SF.U red fir l.'iOO M
while tlr 200 M.. red mlar 75 M.. KKV, HEU
yellow fir 12.'.0 M., red fir 7.',0 M., Iiemlmk
25 ... red cedar 7.0 H.. T. 28 S.. It. 12 W,
Hec. 23. Lot .1, red fir 480 M., none of the
timber on thene sections fo lie sold for less
than 2..i0 per M. for the red and yellow fir,
$l.o() per M. for the red cedar and 50 cents
per U. for the wh.te fir and hemlor-k.
TI10H. C. HAVELI,
Acting Cntnmiiiainner.
site for
Vaudeville
0. A. C. Fl
IS
COHVAI,LIR, Ore., Oc. 14. (A. P.)
Charles K. llomnn, n freshmnn nt
Oregon Agricultural rulh'KO, register
ed from Ontario, Oregon, was pain
fully though not dangerously Injured
Inst ovpnlng when some apparatus
with which ho was working In the
chemistry laboratory exploded. Fly
lug glass cut deep Rashes In his face
and punctured the skin on his chest.
ills eyes anil oilier Vital parts es
caped Injury. Tho explosion is
thought to have been caused by i
cIoKKPd deliver.r tube In anmo oxy
gen, making apparatus.
Tho Western Manager's association
vaudeville bill at Hunt's Craterlnn to
night offers a wide range of entertain
ment, including the Kniplro comedy
with Joe Jenny, and a splendid quar
tette.
ICIizahcth Frledmann's Kllda bal
let. with Addele Jeanne, present nrtls
tie and novelty dancing, with a beau
tlful scenic backing and costumes.
HJx beautiful nnd graceful girls pre
sent songs and Oriental dance num
ber.
Arnold nnd Florence, from the Eng
lish music halls, sing nnd talk, and
present a humorous act. different
from the ordinary run.
Max Trout and Jack Heff, burnt
cork comedians, nppear ns "Two
lllack Kpnsnis. They offer colored
comedy with topical songs nnd chat
tor.
"Smoke Pictures and Shadows," by
Stuart Darrow is unusual. With
smoke the draws pictures and scenes,
and with his hnnds ensts shadows.
"Topics of the Day" and a clever
comedy comprise tho photoplay por
tion or too program.
Cnok -with ens.
tf
MOTHER!
Clean Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
The Screen
Br Te FrcM Agtmt,
W'i'IkIm'm TiiIp of Knulliuost on Krmn.
Tho anniiuncoituMit of Harold Hell
WrlKht'H imi'Ht nnvel. "A Son of 111b
KiithoiV In at Hunt' Crntoiian he
KlnnlhK tomorrow mat I tier. It Ih a
Htory of tho ever chunKlng west IhmhmI
upon facta Kalhotod by tho nulhor
nour hln tloHort homo In Turnon, Ariz.
DoalhiK with tho thomo of Inhoritunro
that of tho fcood and tho had
hroiiKht down front fathor to non tho
plctoro wiih filmod lit tho wllilorttoNH
of tho Arizona doHort, near iho Moxl
ran hordor. Nora In played hy Itostdo
I.nve. Warnor Haxtor playH IHk Hoy
Motnan. Itayinitnd Hat ton linn tho
part of i'harlio ;roy, Wallor .Mi tJrail
that of llohlhronk.
Totors Hiin Inloifsihii; Holo.
"Iloadwindu," roHtarriiiK Houkp
roleid with Vntny liulh Millor now
ptnyliiff nt thn liialto thoator.
Tho koynoto Ih novelty, for It deal
with mi unusual Rlttmtlnit In an mi
ll mini way. For liiHtanro, in tho story
IIoubo Potem Is rust In Iho rolo of n
hiillionalro HportHtnnn who In ordor
to win tho In vo nnd roaport of tho ult l
ho lovoa flnda It noros-iury to kidnap
hor nnd apirlt hor away to hm. As
Toter ItoHMlyn. tho woallhy yn.htn
limn, Houbo rotom Ih noon lit n fine
rolo.
rntny Uuth Millor. who plnyn tho
JonriiiiK fonilnlno rolo opponito Potent,
plays tho part of Patricia Van Pelt,
tho hoadatrottK. Impetuous -throw.
With Whom Peters Is In love. Mins Mil
ler, who will ho remembered for her
Work In "Tho Hunehhuek of Not re
Itanio." A BtrohB caat up potts tho
htura. u
Hurrv Mother I Kvon a fretful, hil
iotis, conitipated child loves the pleasant
taste of "California Fig Syrup' and it
never fails to cleanse the bowels and
sweeten the stomach. A toaspoonful
.utiHjr uutjr uoi'iib a bick, cnuu vo
morrow. Ask your dmpRist for genuine "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which has directions
for habies and children of - all ages
printed on bottle. Mother I You must
any "California" or you may get an
imitation fig syrup.
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERNMENT
TIMBER
Glntrtl Land Offlci
WaHhuigtim, It. ,C.
Srp. 23. lt2.-
Nnlirf In hrrrliv ffiven Hint Miihicrl' In Oit
coinlition-t nikI IiimU(iiift vl Die u of June
li'ln (:tw Mt-t., S1H, February Srt. lull
Mat.. IIIUI. an, .l.in 1 Hno fn w..
7f.H), mid iuntiHiit to tlfimrtmftiiid rrmilutloti-i
f .Aiiril M, Hi -J 4 en I,. 1). :t7it.. ih. iimi,Ar
on tlie following UhiIh will be moKI Nov. HI.
. tM'iocK ni. at puhlto au-lion at
(tiff V. S. laml offlre at Kiwelmrn, t)ri'frin, to
(tie lltiriVnt Itlililrr at lint ) thin I ha sm.r.id.
el viiluc an ulitmn by thtn nntiee. nalc to Ik
ibjrt't to tllP aixiratiil nf Ihx NA.rotarw nt th
lnttrii)r. Tho imri-hiiH nri u-iik un ..i.u
titriHl aunt of oiip flfdi of one orr rrnf thorpnf
rK i-iniituiMlona alhmrtt. nuint h iI.mi.ii.wI
t tn. io of Nile, rnonev to bo rrtunictl if nalr
not atiprovrii. otlu-rwlHe palont will Innir
till nilllVr. W tilt h liiil-t lu, r..lnnv..l ..-i.ki
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of Iho I'ii it ni NLtei. or any atato. torrilorv, or
iiiaiTift tiirtool (inly. l'rn aiiilii-atmn of a
liiahllrtt tuitrhaaor. tho IhiiImt on any lr:al
hotiiK lni-hi.lp.1 in any offer f . l-iror unit.
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of her hushand's silk shlrtH out of tho
window of his New York npnrtniont
wlht notes written on them, hns won
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Notice of Final llenrlni;.
In tho County Court or Jackson
County. State of Orpiron.
In the Matter of the Eututo of Chas.
Hupp, .Deceased.
Notice Is hereby clven that J. F.
Flleisol, ftdminiatrator of tho above on-
titled estate, with the will annexed, has
filed hin flrat and final account heroin
nnd petitioned for discharge, and that
Monday, the 2nd day of November,
11)25, in the cuurt room of this court
In Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oro
Kon, at the hour; of 10 o'clock u. m.,
has been fixed nn the time and place
to hoar said petitioner. All persons
Intereated are notified to appear then
and there to show cause, if any there
bo, why said, account should not be ap
proved und said administrator dis
charged. Dated this, the 30th day of Septem
ber. 1925. J. F. FLIROKU
Administrator of the Kstate of Chas.
Itapp. Deceased, with the Will annexed.
Notice of Final Ilea ring.
In the County Court of Jackson
County, Hfuto of Oiegon.
In the Matter of tho Kstate of Martha
J. Paul, Deceased.
Notice Ih hereby given that O. C.
Boggs. Administrator of the above
entitled estate hns filed his First and
Final Account heroin and petitioned
for discharge and that Tuesday, the
10th day of November, 1925. in the
court room of this court In Jackson
ville. Jackson county. Oreuon. at th'
hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. has been
fixed as the time and place to hei
said petitioner. "All persons Interest
ed are notified to appear and then
and there show cause If any there be,
wny saia acco,uni stiouid not be ap
proved and suiu administrator dis
charged.
Dated this 7th day of October. 11)25
o. C. HUGOS,
Administrator of the Estate
Martha J. Paul, Deceased.
Notice to Orotlitors,
In the County Court of Jackson Coun
iy. Htato of Oreuon.
In tho Matter of tho Kstate of John K.
ymard, Defeased.
Pwntlco Is hereby given to nil nor
sons having claims' against the Kstato
or John Iv. u ymard, deceased, to pro
sent them properly verified, to the
undersigned, at his. office, 30 North
Central avenue. Medford, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
the first nubllcatlon of thlH notice
which dute is tho 14th day of October,
laZij. O. C. BOGGS,
Administrator of the Kstate of
John K. Wymard, Deceased, with
w nt annexed.
Proclamation.
whereas, by resolution of tho city
council of the City of Medford, Ore.
gon. there were duly submitted to the
legal voters of said city at the Special
City Kloction duly held in nnd for sitid
lty on tho Sth day of October. 1 !)25,
no xoiiowing charter amendments:
First, entitled: "An act to amend
Section 175 of tho charter of the City
oc Med cord, relating to the powers
and duties of tho Board of Water
ommiHslonors. grnntint: to said board
ho power to construct and maintain
a water systom convevinc water froi:
(ig Kimo i took to said city, and nec
essary power in nccompiiMh tho same
granting to said board full control of
nil water rumls and power to establish
ales .rules and retrulat ions and on
to no tne same and rooen Inir all nro
visions of tho charter or ordinances In
onnict tnorewith."
Second, entitled: "An net tn urn end
tho charter of the City of Medford. by
ddlng thereto Section 72-c. authoi-iz-
ng tho Issuance and sale of u7h.000
bonds of said city to provide funds
with which To make additions, cxten-
ions and betterments to tho city
water system, and authorizing a spo-
iai tax levy to pay principal of and
nlorost on said bonds."
And whereas, the council of snld
lty has. In my presence on the tenth
ay of October. 11125. duly canvassed
ho returns of said election and It has
eon determined thereby thnt the to
il number of votes cast nt mi id elec
tion was 2117.
That the total number of votes cast
n favor of the first of said charter
ndments above referred to was
532 and thnt tho total number of
otes cast against same was 6S6.
I hat the total number of votes cast
n favor of the second of said charter
monuments above referred to was
564. and that the total number of
otes against same was R35.
And It further nnnearine that the
ho vp two charter amendments re
ceived an affirmative majority of all
the vote?, cast In said election.
Now therefore, by virtue of the
power and authority vested In
me as mayor of tho City of
Medford. Oregon. I. O. ). Al-
ondorfer, do hereby Issue this procla
mation to the people of said city and
nerohy declare that tho votes cast
n favor of and iiKalust each of said
barter nmcmlirtonts was ns above sot
rih. and that all of said measures re
oived an affirmative mnioritv of all
ho votes cast at said election, ami 1
o hereby declare the above charter
amendment.- to bo In full force nnd
effect In snld city from and after the
publication of this proclamation as
rciiuli-ed by law,
I flited at Medford. Oregon, this 14th
day of October. 1925.
O. O. AI.KNOKBFKIt. Mavor.
(Seal-Attest:) M. L. AI.FOUD,
Recorder.
Pncinmlloit.
WrWoa. by resolution of the city
council of tho City n( Mediord. Ore
Bon. there wore duly submitted to the
legal voters oc said oijy at tho Special
City Election dulynTTeld In and for
thf) city council to donate
a permanent county seat.
Second, entitled: "An act to amend
tho charter of the City of Modforu
Oregon, by adding thoreto a new sec
tion to be-known as section Ju4-a, au
thorizing the city council to provide
ror tne waiving or penalty ana inter
est under purtnln circumstances In
case redemption be made, limiting the
time and defining the conditions un
der which actions, suits, or proceed
Inge may be commenced for the pur
pose of determining the validity of
tho sale of land for city assessments,
or to quiet title against such sale."
Third, entitled: "An act to amend
Section 65 of tho charter of the City
of Medford. Oregon, authorizing the
city council to levy not to exceed
twelve (121 mills on the dollar for
city purposes,
Fourth, entitled: "An act to amend
Section 6 of tho charter of the City of
Moocord. Oregon, providing that tne
city council constat of not less than
eight councllmen, two from each
ward, who shall be elected and hold
office for overlapping tcarnia of four
yeflrs." '
Fifth, entitled: "An ordinance rati
fying and confirming tho notion of the
city council and city treasurer of, tho
City of Medford in deeding lot 3
block 2 Centrnl Sub-division to the
( lty of Medford. and lots 15 nnd 10
block 9, Queen Anne Addition to the
City of Medford, Oregon, pursuant to
Ordinances Nos. 1507 and l'OS, to the
l nitod- States of America for a con
sidoration of $1.00 and repealing nil
provisions, if any, in conflict there
with.'.'
Sixth, entitled: "An ordinance rat
ifylng and confirming tho action of
the city council and mayor and re
corder of the Cltv , of Medford. In
deeding lot 25 and the entt 3R feet of
iot 2n, niocK i, I'Tuitdnie Addition to
the City of Medford. Oregon, pursuant
to uramance No. 1725. to the United
States of America for a consideration
oc xi. oo. and repealing all provisions,
if any. In conflict therewith."
And whereas, the council of snld
oftythas. In my presence, on tho tenth
day of October. 1925. dulv canvassed
the returns of said election and It has
been determined thereby that the to
tal number of votes cast at said elec
tion was 2139.
That the total number of votes cast
In favor of the first of said charter
amendments above referred to was
169 and that the total number of
votes cast against tho same was 4 60.
That the total number of votes oast
In favor of the second of said charter
amendments above referred to was
1373. and thnt the total number of
votes cast against the same was 533.
I hat the total number of votes cast
In favor of tho third of said charter
amendments above referred to was
1440, and that tho total number of
votes cast against the same was 423.
That the total number of votes cast
in favor of tho fourth of said charter
nmndments above referred to was
1532. nnd that the total number of
votes cast against the same was 387.
That tho total number of votes cast
in favor of the first of said proposed
ordianccs nhove roforred to was 1705.
and that tho total number of votes
cns against tho same was 2S4.
That the total number of votes enst
In favor of the second of said proposed
ordinances above referred to was 1662,
and that the total number of votes
cast against the same was 275.
And it further appearing thnt the
above four charter amendments and
two proposed ordinances received an
affirmative majority of all the votes
est In said election.
Now therefore, by virtue of the
power nnd authority vested In mo as
mayor of tho City of Medford. Ore
gon. I. O. O. Alenderfer. do herebv
issue this proclamation to tho people
of said city and do hereby declare
that the votes cast In favor of and
against each of said charter amend
ments and proposed ordinances was
as above sot forth, and that all of said
measures received an affirmative ma
jority of all of the votes cast at said
election, and I do herebv declare tho
nbove charter amendments and pro
posed ordinances to be In full force
and effect in said city from and after
i he puhilcntion of this proclamation
is required by law.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 14th
lay of October, 1025.
O. O. ALKNDKRFKR. Mnvor.
(Seal Attest.) M. Li. ALFOKD.
Recorder.
Proclamation.
Whoronq by rosolutionof the citv
council of the City of Medford. Ore
gon. there woro duly submitted to
the legal voters of said citv at thn
Special City Election duly held In nnd
for said city on the 8th day of Octo- ,
ber. 1025. tho following acts of muni
cipal legislation: i
t list, entitled: "Authorlzlnc tho
annexation of certain territory ex
tending approximately one mile east
C ftlodford. between tho present citv
limits and the city reservoir (except
tjiuroinum Addition), to tho City of
Medford. Oregon."
Second, entitled: "Authorizing the
annexation of a portion of Lnurel-
hurst Addition to the City of Medford.
Oregon."
Third, entitled: "Authorizing tho
annexation of approximately one aero
of tho Earhart property fronting on
Riverside Avenue, to tho Citv of Med
ford, Oregon."
Fourth, entitled: "Authorizing the
annexation of a portion of West Mod-
torn Addition nt the end of West
Jackson nnd West Second Streets, to
the City of Medford, Oregon."
rlfth. entitled: "Authorlxlnir tho
annexation of certain territory north
of Medford. In the vielnltv of North
Riverside Avenuo. Includimr Pnlm's
Second Addition and certain lands
ontiKunus thereto."
And whereas tho connrtt nf inlrl
city has. In my presence, on tho
twelfth day of October. 192R. dulv
:anvased the retu rnH nf ivilrl oloptlon
and It liars been de torinlncd thereby
hut the lotiil number nf votes ciiMt
t tuild elei-tlon was 1915 within the
nrpm-ale limit. nf the I'ltv of M.wl.
find. an. I 36 votes In the territories
prnpaied tn lie annexed.
That the totiil number nf vnln. nnaf
in favor nf the first of said nets of
iminli-iimt leglslatlnn above referred
" was 173H w thin the eltv nnrl a
In the territory proposed to be annex.
d. and that the total number of votes
i-a.st BKiilnst was 177 within the .-llv
and 4 in the territory proposed to be
annexed.
That the tntnl number nf vote, en.r
in favor of the sernml nf siil.l ni-l. nf
municipal legislation above referred
o was lias within the elty and 23 In
he territory proposed to he nnneed
anil that the total siumber nf voles
ast attains! the mime u-ns.171 within
he elty mul none In the lerritorv nrn.
posed to he annexed.
That the total number nf vnte. rn.l
In favor of ihe third of said aria of
munli-lpnl legislation above referred
o iv . i,.is wlihln ihe city nnd 3 in
he Icrtrtoi0 proposed to lx annexed.
nd that the total number of votes
Indow or his New ork apartment " j, . ", !'",tj' " -M ' I.-., th.n f? u City Klecllon dulyrT!eld In and for ''a-t asialnst same wns 17S within the
Ihl notes written on them, has won lt ,, ,h"' .J,.".1 "If1 "" '' " sn,t 11 ir said city on the StTi day of October. ' "V and nnne in the territory propoa-
le lillirallotPwIlh him. lie ha en,J. XKv, u , ,',', i'' 1 ,!,a'"'- lno '""a'1" charter amen, I- ed tn be annexed.
nled nn order to prevent her from ! "!V'' ; .. S.i'sj ""si uf lO'.VV""l.iV,'' T '" v "'"""''' , , J; total number of votes east
esimsslm- in..... l.i. v..- v.,1, e. ! oM h l"" M .,i' .!o.T 'i'"'. "-ntltled- " An net to amend in favor of the fourth of snld nets of
espnsslntipon his New ... k es- ,lr , M. Ulik lm "il.?',",H charter nf the City nf Me,M,,rd municipal legislation nbove referred
lot (jronili lir tinu H , .norni (ti..m (ir i Oregon, by adding: thereto u nc.F lo was 1745 within (lie city and 13
in the territory proposed to be an
nexed. and that the total number of
votea cast against same was 165 with
in the city and 3 In the territory pro.
posed to be annexed.
Thut the totaV number of votes cast
in favor of the fifth of said acts of
municipal legislation above referred
to was 1719 within the city and 16
In the territory proposed to be an
nexed, and that the total number of
votes cast against same was 162 with.
in the city and 6 In the territory pro-
posed to be annexed. .
And il further appearing tfcat the
above five acts of municipal legisla
tion received un afflrmatlvo majority
of all the votes cast in said election.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the
power and authority vested In nle us
mayor of the City of Medford. Ore
Bon, I. O. O. Alenderfer. to hereby
issue this proclamation to the people
of suid city and do hereby declare that
the votes cast In favor of and against
each of paid acts of municipal lcgisla-
tlon waa as above act foi-Hi, and that
all of said measure received' an of.
flrmatlve majority of all-the vote,
cast at said election, and I do hereby
declare the above acta of muniri,a
legislation to be In full force and ,t.
feet In said city from and after the
publication of this proclamation u
required by law.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this nth
day ot October,
O. O. ALENDEUFER. Mayor
(Seal Attest:) . . M. L. ALKokd!
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