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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1932.
PAGE SEVEN
CLUE0T VALUE
Science Finds Evidence of
Platinum and Rarer Rela
tives in West and South
west by Easy Process
By Reward W. BIakes.ee,
(Associated Press Science Editor.)
HOUGHTON, Mich. (fl) Little
gold and silver beads made at the
Michigan College of Mining dc Tech
nology furnish a new elue to deposits
of rare metals In the west and south
west. The metals are platinum and- Its
still rarer relatives, ruthenium, rho
dium, palladium, osmium and Iridi
um. These are mostly newcomers
In commercial mining, tout all poten-
lal prosperity builders.
They occur In many ores mixed
with gold and silver, especially with
gold, but are so diffused that their
existence, even In paying quantities,
has been as difficult to detect as a
needle In a haystack.
Process Reveals Rare Metals.
,The Michigan Tech discovery Is that
every one of the platinum metals will
write Its own peculiar sign upon a
gold or silver bead made by a cer
tain easy process. These autographs
reveal both the presence of the rare
metal and an accurate Idea of how
.much there Is. The sign reading was
largely aeveiopea oy i. u. djcco
the metallurgy faculty.
The beads are droplets of gold or
silver slightly smaller than match
heads. They are made by heating
highly purified filings of the ore to
be tested.
If there Is any ruthenium in the
gold, even as little as one-tenth of
one per cent, the suriace 01 tne oeaa
will show somewhere a small, cor
nscant dark blue spot, a tiny crystal
of ruthenium dioxide.
These blue spots spread like moss
on a stump, according to the per
centage of ruthenium. Always they
show first at the bottom of the gold
droplet. As the amount of rare metal
Increases, the blue encrustation
spreads upward. With two per cent
of ruthenium In the ore, the blue
mantel entirely covers the gold.
Rhodium Changes Color of Bead.
Rhodium signalizes Its presence,
not by an encrustation, but by
changing the color of a gold bead to
an Iridescent reddish purple. That
shade Is the Index for about two per
cent of rhodium. The color of old
rose means about two-tenths of one
rr cent.
Palladium gives the gold a some
what pebbled surface, warps the
spherical smoothness and yields
colors ranging from brilliant gold .o
a silvery bronze. All the variations
indicate fairly definitely the paladt-
um percentage.
Osmium and Iridium show their
presence by causing dimples to form
In the surface of gold beads. The
dimples are accompanied by a lacy
fretwork as the rare metal content
Increases. At high percentages the
bead will not hold together, and
falls In fragments. Each metal has
Its own rate of dimple making.
Platinum signs off by decreasing
the lustre of the gold, until with five
per cent the bead is slightly all'
wry.
COTTON YIELD IN
BY BOLL WEEVIL
ATLANTA (AP) Boll weevila
anil the weather may do what leglsla
turea were unable to accompllah last
prlng control cotton production
In the south.
Prom practically every section east
of the Mississippi river where cotton
la grown have come reporta of heavy
weevil infestation. Heavy rains have
caused grass to grow rapidly and aid
ed the spread of weevils.
County farm agenta In aouth Ala
bama report boll weevils very active
and "ready to attack squares as soon
as they are large enough." In Dallas
county, which led the state In cotton
production prior to weevil Infestation,
the pests are 00 per cent more active
than a year ago.
Spartanburg county, South Caro
Una. reported a 300 per cent Increase
In weevil Infestation In a period of
10 days.
t Union county, South Carolina, sent
reports of as high as 500 weevils per
acre, which Is an extraordinarily
heavy Infestation.
J. C. Holton. commissioner of agri
culture in Mississippi, said weevil In
festation In that state la very heavy
and will greatly decrease production.
"If the heavy weevil Infestation
oontlnuee," Holton added, "farmers
must soon decide whether to sacrifice
the feed crops and fight the weevila.
or to cultivate the feed crops and In
tensify cotton effort to smaller and
favored areas."
The pink boll worm has made its
appearance In Florida, and fear that
It may spread Its activities Into south
Oeorgla cotton fields has put Oeorgta
agricultural authorities on the alert
for a fight against the new pest.
The boll weevil la active In Oeorgla,
but no unusual infestations have
been reported to date.
Farm expert attribute the heavy
weevil lnfeetatlon this year to the
mild months of the past winter which
prevented them from being frown out
In their hiding places.
No estimate of the extent of wee
vil damage has been made.
Seaside. Oregon drugfflata held i
in&ual convention her recently.
NOTICE OF 8 ALB
In Equity No. 0384
In the District Court of the UnlUd
Btatea for the Dlatrlct of Oreion
Calvin Fentress, a resident of Illi
nois, aa Trustee, Plaintiff,
vs.
owen-oregon Lumber Co., a Dela
ware corporation, and Medford
togging Railroad Company, a
Oregon corporation. Defendants.
Pursuant to the authority In me
veated sa a Special Master by de
cree of the District Court of the
united States for the Dlatrlct ol
Oregon entered In this cause upon
the 12th day of July, 1933. I hereby
give notice that the properties here.
Inalter described will be sold by me
at public auction to the highest and
oest bidder for cash, subject to con
firmation by the Court at the prln-
clpl or front door of the Count?!
Court House In the Town or City
of Medford, In the County of Jack-!
son. State of Oregon, beginning at
twelve o'clock noon on the 22nd day
of August, 1932. The said properties
are co oe som pursuant to aald de
cree for the payment In full, or on1
account, of the amounts due onl
said bonds and coupona In the aura
of Two Million Four Hundred Six-!
ty-three Thousand Two Hundred
and Twenty Dollars and Forty-five
Cents ($2,463,220.45), and with In-1
terest thereon to July 5, 1932, andi
the sum of Eight Thousand One
Hundred Fifty Dollara (18,11)0), to
gether with interest on One Hun
dred Fifty Dollars ($150), at the
rate of ten per cent. (10) per an
num from and after December 18,
iy.il, together with costs of this
cause, payment of all of which
amounts is secured by an original
mortgage-deed-of-trust dated No
vember 16, 1925, from said Owen-
Oregon Lumber Co. and said Med
ford Logging Railroad Company to
the above named plaintiff and First-
Iowa Mate Irust & savings bank.
as Trustees, recorded in Jackson
County, Oregon, on January 26,
1926, and there recorded in Volume
69, at pages 522-537, of the Mort
gage Records and indexed on the
same day in Chattel Mortgage Rec
ords, and a certain supplement
thereto, relcrrci to in said decree,
and recorded in said Jackson Coun.
ty on October 31, 1927, in Volume
9, at pages db-3i oi Mortgaga-Kec-
ords of said county and on the same
day indexed in Chattel Mortgage
Records, (the plaintiff herein hav
ing been found and declared to be
the sole qualified and acting trustee
under said mortgages by order of
this Court dated April 6. me. and
by said decree). Said properties so
to be sold are as follows:
All and singular the following de
scribed property lying west of the
Willamette Meridian and south of
the Base Line, in Jackson County,
in the state of Oregon, to-wit:
(In the following descriptions
Sections are given immediately un
der the Townships in which they
lie. and the portions of each Sec
tion are designated immediately"
after the number ot such sections.
The abbreviation "Sec." means Sec
tion; "SE'A" means Northeast
quarter; "SW'A" means Northwest
Quarter: "SWii" means Southwest
quarter; "SE'A" means Southeast
quarter; S'A means North half;
"S'A" means South half; "E'A"
means East half; and "W'A" means
West half. The character "" means
degrees; the character "'" means
minutes; and the character
means seconds. AU lands herein
described lie South of the Base Line
and East of the Willamette Merid
ian.) First: Fee Simple Lands
In Township 33 South, Range 1
East:
Sec. 25: S'A of S'A; SE'A of
NE4; SW'A of SW'A; and 54
of SEtf.
Sec. 26: SE'A ot SE'A; NEW
of SW'A; S', of SWtf ; and SEtf.
Sec. 34: SW'A of SWii.
Sec. 36: All.
In Township 33 South, Range 2
East:
Sec. 14: SWK.
Sec 19: SW'A of SW'A-
Sec. 21: S'A of SW'A; and SWJ4
ol SEtf.
Sec 22: AH.
Sec. 24: NWJ of NEtf: Ntf
of SW'A; and SW'A of SW'A-
Sec. 26: SEK.
Sec. 27: SW'A, of SWtf.
Sec. 28: NEW; SW'A; and Stf
of SE54.
Sec 29: SE'A of NWtf; and
S'A.
Sec. 30: SE'A of SWtf; NWtf
of SW'A, or Lot 3; SEK of SW'A;
and SE.
Sec. 31: SE'A of SE'A; and W$4
of SW'A, or Lots 1 and 2.
Sec. 32: S'A; S'A of S'A: and
S'A of S, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Sec. 33: W4 of SE'A; SWA;
NJ4 of SWK; and Stf of. SWtf,
or Lots 1 and 2.
Sec. 34: S'A; S'A of S'A; and
S'A of S'A, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Sec. 36: S'A; S'A of S'A; and
S'A of S'A, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4.
In Township 33 South, Range 3
East:
Sec 27: E'A of SEK.
Sec. 34: E',', of SE'A; NEtf of
SEA of SWJ4; VJ'A of E'A of
SWX; SE'A of SE'A of SWK;
NEW of SE'A; E'A of Wy, of
SE'A; SW'A of SWy, of SEK;
and SW'A of SW'A of SE'A.
In Township 34 South, Range 1
East:
Sec 1: S'A of S'A, or Lot, 1,
2, 3 and 4; S'A ot S'A; and SA.
Sec 10; NWJ4.
Sec. 12: S'A of NEW; SEW of
NEW; S'A of SWK; NEW of
SEW; and SW of SEW.
Sec 13: S4 of NEW; EW of
SWW; and SEW-
Sec. 14: S'A of SWW: SWW
of SWW: and SEW of SEW.
Sec. 2J: NWK of NEW; SEW
of SEW-
Sec. 24: All.
Sec. 25: W'A of NW: S'A of
SWW; and SEW of SWW-
Sec. 26: NEK; S'A of SW'A;
S'A of SWW. and EW of SEW-
Sec 28: NEW; tnd NWW of
SEW-
Sec 30: EW; and EW of WW.
See. 36: NEW of NEW.
In Township 34 South, Range 2
Fan:
See. 3: NWK, or Loti J, 4, 5
av.l SEW of NWW.
Src 4: S'A of S'A, or Lots 1,
.! and 4; SW of S'A; SWW;
'.. '. . f SFW: and SF.K of SEW.
:. 5: SWW ol NEW; SW of
I . ,r-'v. , .
ar.'l K:i.
f2, J and 4; Stf of NEW: SWW of
-NWia, or Lot 5; 5E54 of NWW;
NEW of SWK; WW of SWW.
or Lots 0 and ; sfcft ot bWW
and SEW.
Sec 7: NEK; EW of NWW
WW of NWW. or Lots 1 and 2
NEW of SWW: NWW of SWii
or Lot 3; and NW of SEW-
Sec 8: NWW and NW of SWW-
Sec. 18: tw of w; and WW
of NWW. or Lots 1 and 2: SWW
of SWW, or Lot 4 and SEW of
Sec. 22: SEW of NEW: EW of
NWW; NEK of SWW; NWW of
SWW. or Lot. 3; and NEW of
Sec. 23: SWW of NEK; WW
of NWW; sww: ww of SEW;
and SEW of SEK.
Sec 24: EW of NEW. or Lot,
1 and 2; and WW of NEW-
Sec 27: NWW of SEW; SWK
of SEW, or Lot 6; and SEW of
SEW, or Lot 7.
Sec. 28: EW of NEK; and NW
of SEW.
Sec. 29: SW of SWW; and SWW
of SEW.
Sec. 30: SWK of SWW, or Lot
4; SEW of SWW; NEW of SEW;
and SWK of SEW.
Sec 31: NEW. EW of NWW;
WW of NWW, or Lots 1 and 2;
and SEK.
Sec. 32: All.
Sec. 33: WW of SWW; SW of
MtJ4 of SE54; NWW of SEtt;
and SW of SEW-
Sec. 34: NW of NEW: SWW
of NEW; and NEW of NWK.
In Township 34 South, Range 3
East:
. Sec. 1: SEW.
Sec. 2: NWW of NWW, or Lot
4; and SEW.
Sec. 3: NW of NEW. or Lots 1
and 2; and SW of NEK.
Sec 8: NWW.
Sec 9: SWW and WW of SEK.
Sec. 10: EW of NEW.
Sec 11: EW of NEW: NW of
w4; and t,y3 ot bKtt.
Sec. 12: NWW of NEW: NEK
of SW'A; and SW of NWW.
Sec 13: NEW of SW54; and
WW of SEK.
Sec 14: WW of SWW-
Sec 15: NEK: EW of NWW;
SEW of SWW; and S'A of SEW-
Sec 17: All.
Sec. 18: NEW.
Sec. 21: SW of NEW: SEK of
NWW; and NEW of SEW
Sec. 22: NW of NW; SW of
w; SW'A; and vvj5 ot 5EM.
Sec 24: NWW of NWK; NEW
of SWii; and SWW of SWW.
Sec 26: WW; and SEW.
Sec 28: SW.
Sec 30: NEW; NWW of NWW,
or Lot 1; EW of NW'W; and EW
of SEW.
Sec 31: NW of SWW of NEW;
and EW of SWK.
Sec. 32: EW.
Sec. 34: SW of NEW; SW of
SWW; and-SEK.
In Township 35 South, Range 1
East:
Sec. 1: SWW of NEK; SEW
of NWW; NEW of SWK; and
NWW of SEW.
Sec. 4: SEK.
sec. 8: NEW of NEW; and
SWK of NEW
Sec. 10: NW of NEW; SEK of
hil-a; and NEW of SEW.
Sec. 11: NEK; SEW of NWW;
and NW of SEW. -
Sec 12: NEW of NWW; nd
SW of NWW.
Sec 14: SWW.
Sec 15: NWW of NWW.
Sec. 16: NEW of NEK; SW
of NEW; NEW of SWK; and WW
of SEW-
Sec 24: EW of NEW, and NW of
SEK.
In Township 35 South, Range 2
East:
Sec 2: NEW of NEW. or Lot
1; SW of NEW; SWK of NWW;
N,W of SWW; and NW of SEW.
Sec 3: SW of SWW. -
Sec. 4: NW of NEW. or Lot, 1
and 2; SEW of NEW: NW of
NWW, or Lots 3 and 4; SW of
NWW; SWW; and NEW of SEW-
Sec. S: N'S of S'A. or Lni. 1. 2
3 and 4; SW of NW; and SW.
aec. o: ei'i ot Nfc$$, or Lots
1 and 2; SW of NEK; NEW of
NWW. or Lot -3: SEW of NW!:
and SEW-
sec : NW of NEW; SEW of
NEW: NWW of SW!4. or Lot 3:
and NEW of SEW.
sec o: N'S ot NW: NEW of
SEW; and SW of SEW.
Sec. 9: NEK; NW of NWW;
EW of SWW; and SEW-
Sec. 10: All, except 75 acres out
of the SW of NEW and NW of
Sec. 11: NEW: SEW of NWM;
and SW. except 10 acres out of the
SEW of SWW.
Sec. 12: NW of SWW; NW and
SWW of SWW of SWW; SEW
of SWW; and SEW.
sec. 14: t.yi and WW of WW.
Sec. 15: NEW; NW of NWW'.
NWW of SWW; and NEW of
SEW.
Sec. 16: NW of NE .
Sec. 18: WW of NEW: SF.H of
NEW; WW of SWW, or Lots 3
and 4; SEW of SWW: and SEW-
Sec 19: WW of SWW. or Lots
3 and 4; and EW of SWW-
Sec. 20: NW of NEW; SWW ol
NEW; NWK; and NW of SWW.
sec a: All.
Sec 24: AIL -
Sec 26: All.
Sec 27: WW of EW.
See. 28: SE'A: S'A of NWK-
SEW of NWW; SW of SWW; and
SEW.
Sec. 29: NW of SE'A: and SWW
of NEW.
sec jo: N'S of NEW-
Sec. 34: All. except three acres
near the point common to Sections
II, 12, 13 and 14 of this township,
particularly described in a release
recorded in said Jackson Countv in
Mortgage Book 95, at page 57.
In Township 35 South, Range 3
East.
Sec. 1: SE'A of 5Wt(: S'A of
SEW; and SWW of SEW.
Sec. 2: NW of NW. or m I. 1
3 and 4; SW of NEW; SWW of
iw-4; stfj ot SW"4; and SEW.
sec. i: sy, ot NEW; and 5W
Sec. 4: NW of NW. or Lou I. 2.
3 and 4; SW of NW: and SW.
Sec. 6: NW of NW. or Lots 1, 2,
3 and 4; SW of NEW; SWW of
nyt, or Lot ; SUM ol NWW;
NEW of SWW: WW of SWW, or
Lots 6 and 7; SEW of SW, and
SEW. ,
Sec. 7: SEW.
Sec 8: All.
sec r.; swtf; NW ol atW;-
Sec. 9: NW; SWW; NW of SEW
Sec 10: NW: NW of SWW: NW
of SWW of SWW; SEW of SWW;
and SEW-
Sec 11: SW of NWW; and SWW-
Sec 12: NWW: and SW.
Sec. 14: NW; SWW; and NW of
SEW.
Sec. 15: NWW of SEW-
Sec 16: WW of NEW; and WW.
Sec 17: NEW; NW of NWW;
SEW of NWK; and EW of SWW.
Sec 18: NEW; EW of NWW;
WW of WW. or Lots 1, 2, 3, and
4; EW of SWW; and SEW-
Sec 19: SWW of NEW; NEW
of NWW: SW of SEW of NWW;
NEW of SWW; and NW of SEW.
Sec. 20: NW of NEW; SEK of
NEW: NW of NWW. except the in
terest in the SEK of the NEW con
veyed by Owen -Oregon Lumber
Co. to the City of Medford and re
leased from this mortgage by that
certain instrument of August 18,
1926, recorded in Volume 146, at
page 593 oi the Mortgage Records
of Jackson County, Oregon.
Sec 21: EW of NEW; NWW
of NWW; NEW of SWW; and SW
of SW.
Sec 22: NEW: and SW-
Sec. 23: NW of NEW; SWW of
NEW; EW of NWW, NEW of
SEW, and SW of SEW-
Sec. 24: All.
Sec 25: NEW; EW of NWW;
and SEW-
Sec. 26: NWW of NWWi SW of
NWW; and SW.
Sec 27: NW.
Sec. 28: All.
Sec 29: NW; and SWW.
Sec 30: NEW: EW of NWW,
WW of WW, or Lots 1, 2, 3 and
4; EW of SWW; and SEW.
Sec. 32: AH.
Sec 33: SEW of NEW.
Sec. 34: NW; and SWW-
Sec. 35: NW of NW; SWW of
NWW, WW of SWW; NW of
SEW; and SEW of SEW-
Sec. 36: NW; SWW: NWW of
SEW; and SW of SEW-
In Township 35 South, Range 4
East:.
Sec. 20: SW of NEW: NEW of
NWW; SW of NWW: NW of
SWW; and NWW of SEW-
Sec. 30: SW of NEW: SEW of
NWW: and NEW of SEW-
In Township 36 South, Range 2
East:
Sec. 2: NW of NEW. or Lots 1
and 2; SW of NEW: and SEW-
In Township 36 South, Range 3
East:
Sec. 1: SWW; NW of SEW; and
SEW of SEW.
Sec. 2: NW of NW. or Lots 1, 2,
3 and 4; SW of NW; and SW.
Sec. 4: SWW.
Sec. 5: EW of SEW-
Sec 8: NEW.
Sec. 9: SEW.
Sec 10: NEW of NEW; SW of
NEW; SWW of NWW; WW of
SWW; SEW of SWW; and SEW.
Sec. 12: SW.
Sec 15: SWW.
Sec IS: SEW.
Sec. 21: NEW of NEW: SW of
NEW; and SEW of NWW.
Second: Timber Rights Only
The merchantable timber upon
the following described lands: (The
expiration of the timo for removal
is indicated in the parentheses
which accompany the respective
descriptions.)
In Township 33 South, Range 1
East:
Sec. 25; SW of SWW; and SWW
of SEW (July 17, 1933).
In Township 33 South, Range 3
East:
Sec. 34: SEW of NEW of SWW;
NEW of SEW of SWW; SWW of
NWW of SEW; and NWW of
SWW of SEW. (Unlimited.)
In Township 34 South, Range 2
East:
Sec 30: SEW of SEW (Unlimit
ed). Sec. 33: EW of NWW (February
3, 1940).
In Township 34 South, Range 4
East:
Sec. 31: All of the timber and
forest products upon WW of EW
and EW of WW (May 11, 1936).
In Township 35 South, Range 1
East:
Sec. 13: WW of SEW (Februarv
4, 1940).
sec. 14: SEW of NWW; and
SEW (February 4, 1940).
Sec 23: NW of NEW; SEW of
NEW: and NW of SEW fFebruarv
4, 1940).
bee 24: WW of NEW; and
SWW of NWW (February 4, 1940).
In Township 35 South, Range 2
East:
Sec. 1: SWW of SWW (Unlimit.
ed).
Sec. 2: NWW of NEW. or Lot
2; NW of NWW, or Lots 3 and 4;
sr-74 oi nnyst; ana sj ot sj
(Unlimited).
Sec. 3: SW of SEW (Unlimited).
Sec. 4: SWW of NEW; WW of
SEW: and SEW of SEW (Unlimit
ed).
Sec. 12: NEW and NW of NWW
(Unlimited).
Sec. 14: EW of WW ("May 23,
1935). ,
In Township 35 South, Range 3
East:
Sec. 7: EW of NEW! NWW of
NEW: NEW of NWW: and WW
of NWW, or Lots 1 and 2 (Un
limited).
Sec. 9: SEW of SEW (Unllmlt.
ed).
Sec 10: SW of SWW of SWW
(Unlimited).
Sec. 12: NEW (December 17,
1944).
Sec. 15: SEW of SEW (August
20, 1933); and all timber and forest
products upon SW of SWW and
SWW of SEW (March 21, 1937).
sec. if: is ji ot NWW of SEW
(Unlimited).
Sec. 17: SWW of NWW: WW of
SWW; and PEW (August 21, 1935).
Sec. 20: SWW of NEW; and SW
of NWW (November 22, 1933).
in jownship M South, Range 3
Eat:
Sec. 3: NW of NEW. or Lot, 1
and 2: NEW of NWW. or Lot 3;
SW of NWW; SWW (November 5,
ivij); .tl ol MiW: 3W of sfcW
(November 24. 1943): and all timber
and foret product, upon SWW of
ftfctt (January 1 1946),
Third: Town Properties
In Berryvale Addition to the City
of Medford. in Jackson Countv.
OregVm, the following:
in mork One (i), all.
In Block Two (2). all.
In Block Three (3), all. '
In Block Four (4), Lots 1, 3, 9.
13, 14 and 15.
In Block :
In Block Six (6), Lot, Six (6)
In Block Eignt (8, Lots Eight'
(8) and Eleven to Sixteen (11-16)
inclusive.
In the Ish Addition to the City
of Medford, in Jackson County,
Oregon, the following:
In Block One (1), the parts of
Lots Six (6), Seven (7). Eight (8),
and Nine (9) which lie North of
the -Pacific & Eastern Railroad;
parts of Lots Five (5) and Six (6),
as follows:
Commencing at the Southeast
corner of Let numbered Five (5) in
Block numbered One (1) of the Ish
Addition to the town (now City)
of Medford. and running thence
North 35 30' West along the line
of North Central Avenue 305W feet;
thence South 54 30' West 270 feet
to the east line of Right of Way
of the Oregon and California Rail
Road Right of Way; thence South
35 30" East along said Right of
Way, 305W feet; thence North 54
30' East 270 feet to the place of
commencing, containing 1.88 acres.
In Block Ona (1), all of Lots
Ten to Seventeen (10-17), inclusive.
In Block Two (2), all.
In Block Three (3), the parts of
Lots Three (3), Four (4), Five (5),
Nino (9) and Ten (10), which lie
North of the Pacific & Eastern
Railroad, and all of Lots Six (6),
Seven (7) and Eight (8).
In Block Four (4), the parts of
Lots Three (3) and Four (4) which
lie North of the Pacific & Eastern
Railroad, and the part of Lot Four
(4) lying North of the Section Line
between Sections Thirteen (13) and
Twenty-four (24) in Township 37
South, Range 2 West, and all of
Lot Five (5).
The following two tracts of land
lying North of the said Ish Addi
tion: (a) Beginning at a point which
bears North one minute East 650.76
feet from the Southwest corner of
Donation Land Claim No. 60,
Township Thirty-seven (37) South,
Range Two (2), West, W. M, and
running thence East 710 feet: thence
North one minute East 250.4 feet;
thence West 710 feet to the Wesl
boundary of said D. L. C. No. 60;
thence South one minute West
along said boundary 250.36 feet to
the place of beginning, containing
4.07 acres.
(b) . Commencing 18.67 chains
South of the Northwest corner of
D. L. C. No. 60, Township 37
South, Range Two (2) West of the
Willamette Meridian; thence South
600 feet, more or less, to the North
line of the- Ish Addition to the City
of Medford, according to the re
corded plat thereof, said point being
due East of the Northeast corner
of D. L. C. No. 88, of said Town
ship and Range; thence West to
said Northeast corner of said D. L.
C. No. 88 and along the North line
of said D. L. C No. 88, 1,011.52
feet, more or less, to the East line
of the O. & C. Railway right of
way; thence Northwesterly along
said East line of said right of way
735 feet, more or less, to a point
due West of the point of beginning;
theuce East 1,438. feet, more or less,
to the point of beginning, contain
ing 17.01 acres, more or less.
Fourth: Medford Millsite
Beginning at a point on the West
boundary of Donation Land Claim
No. 61 which point lies North 0
02' East, 1016.24 feet from the
Southwest Corner of said Donation
Land Claim No. 61 and running
thence N. 0 02' E. along said
West Boundary 336.06 feet to a
concrete monument; thence N. 47"
53' W. 80.00 feet to a concrete
monument; thence N. 54" 41' W.
100 feet to a concrete monument;
thence N. 57" 46' W. 304.0 feet to
a concrete monument; thence N.
54" 10' W. 50.0 feet to a concrete
monument; thence N. 44" 37' W.
45.0 feet to a concrete monument;
thence N. 33" 09' W. 45.0 feet to
a concrete monument; thence West
along the South Boundary of Dona
tion Land Claim No. 6U, 1463 feet
to a concrete monument; thence N.
0" 07' W. 650.75 feet to a concrete
monument; thence S. 89" 59' E.
20.0 feet to a concrete monument;
thence N. 0" 01' E. 244.8 feet to a
concrete monument; thence S. 89"
33' E. 201.5 feet to a concrete mon
ument; thence N. 26" 63' W. 281.9
feet to a concrete monument; thence.
S. 89" 43' W. 784.0 feet to a con
crete monument on the West
Boundary of D. L. C. No. 60; thence
N. 0' 01' E. along said West Bound
ary 262.18 feet to a concrete monu
ment; thence N. 89" 55' W. 1520
feet to a concrete monument on
the East Boundary of the right of
way of the Southern Pacfiic Rail
road; thence S. 35" 08' E. 2639.7
feet to a concrete monument; thence
N. W Ol' E. 121.5 feet to a con
crete monument; thence S. 35" 08'
E. 1711.2 feet to a concrete monu
ment; thence N. 54" 52' E. 329.9
feet to a concrete monument;
thence, S. 35' 08' E. 313.2 feet
to a concrete monument; thence
N. 54" SZ- E. 512.3 feet to a con
crete monument; thence N. 35" 13'
W. leet to a concrete monu
ment; thence N. 54" 55' E. 659.2
feet to a concrete monument; thence
N. 34" 59' W. 188.6 feet to a con
crete monument; thence N. 54" 13'
E. 614.3 feet to a concrete monu
ment at the place of beginning.
containing approximately 140 acres
in section, 13, 14 and 24 in Town
ship 37 South, Range 2 West, W.
M., Jackson County, Oregon; and
being all those lands conveyed by
deeds recorded in the Deed Rec
ords of Jackson County, Oregon,
at Vol. 152, Page 434; Vol. 152,
Page 435; Vol. 153, Page 262; Vol.
1 C 7 T . DO on. 1 .. Id Tl i
j dues o'j-o , (ji. ui, a ajxc
323; Vnl. 156, Pant 105; Vol. 151,1
i'aire 6.17: Vol. 150. Fa 131. and
all lhat property described n being
in the isn Addition in the special
Master Deed Kecorded in Vol.
134. Pa net 49 to 61. except a rec
tangular parcel, 185.0 feet by 512.3
feet under contract to the Tomlin
Box Co.. alio ill of Blocks 1. 2 and
3 and their included atreeM and
altevt in the Berrydale Addition to
Medtorn, Ureijon, to which title it
now being perfected.
ToRfther with all aawmilli. e!an I
inff mill, dry kiln, buildings and
other improvement of every kind
thereon, and all machinery and
equipment of every kind used or ;
acquired for une by the Owen-Ore-1
gon Lumber Co. andor Medford
LoRRing Railroad Company in their I
operation on the property in this
instrument described,
Pipa Lint Rlghti ot Way Eacepted
Excepting, however, from the
kissmg tij cip lip right oi
way conveyed to the City of Med
ford by the Owen-Oregon Lumber
Co. and released from aaid mort
gage by that certain instrument of
August 18, 1926, recorded in Vol
ume 164, at page 593 of the Mort
gage Records of Jackson County,
Oregon.
Fifth: Railroads
(A) A standard gauge logging
railroad approximately 1114 miles
in length and now in operation,
known as Owen - Oregon Log
ging Railroad, situate in Jackson
County, Oregon, and more particu
larly described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the Main
line of the Medford Logging Rail
road, approximately one-half mile
West ot its Eastern Terminus near
Butte Falls, and running thence
in an Easterly and southerly direc
tion through Sections 10, 11 and 12
in Township 35 South, Range 2
East, and Sections 7. 18. 1. ZU. 21,
16, 22, 27, 26 and 25 in Township
35 South. Range 3 East to its east
ern terminus on the range line be
tween Township 35 South, Range
3 East and lownshio 3S south
Range 4 East; together with
13-34 miles of spur track from
said railroad running into sec
tions 7, 21, 22, 27, 26, 25, 36 and 35,
in Township 35 South, Range 3
East, and into Section 1 in Town
ship 36 South, Range 3 East, and
Sections 30, 31, 29, 20 and 32 in
iownship db south. Kance 4 fcast.
(B) A standard gauge logging
railroad approximately 32 miles in
length and now in operation, known
as Medford Logging Railroad, situ
ate in Jackson County, Oregon, and
more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at Crater Lake Junc
tion on the Southern Pacific Main
line at a point near the center of
section 24 in Iownship 37 South,
Range 2 West, thence in a North
easterly direction through said Sec
tion 24 and Section 13 in said Town
ship and Range; thence North
easterly and North through Sections
18, 7 and 6 in Township 37 South,
Range 1 West; thence North and
Northeasterly through Sections 31,
30. 19. 20. 17. 8. 9. 4 and 3 in Town
ship 36 South, Range 1 West; thence
Northeasterly and Southeasterly
through Sections 34, 35, 26, 23, 14,
l and 13 in Iownship 35 south,
Range 1 West; thence Easterly and
Northeasterly through Sections 18,
17, 8, 5, 4, and 3 in Township 35
South, Range 1 East; thence North
and Southeasterly through Sections
34 and 35 in Township 34 south,
Range 1 East; thence Easterly
through sections 4 and 1 in Iown
ship 35 South, Range 1 East; thence
North and Southeasterly through
section 36, Iownship 34 south,
Range 1 East; thence South
through Section 1 in Township
35 South, Range 1 East; thence
South, Easterly, Northeasterly and
Southeasterly through Sections 6,
7, 8, 5, 4, 9 and 10 in Township 35
South, Range 2 East, to Us Eastern
Terminus in the town of Butte
Falls.
(C) All rails, ties, switches, sld'
ings, spurs, branches, extensions,
docks, terminals, station buildtnsrs,
water tanks, structures, telegraph and
telephone lines and all other prop
erty, real, .personal or mixed, ap
purtenant to the railroads described
in Subdivisions "A" and "B" of
this Clause; together with all and
singular the tenements, heredita
ments, privileges and appurtenances
belonging or in anywise appertain
ing to said Railroads.
Also all rights of way of (or
acquired in connection with) above
described railroads or any exten
sions thereof or relocations thereof
or logging spurs in connection
therewith; and all tracks, rails, ties,
switches and other appliances used
in connection with the same. Any
and all extensions and relocations
of said railroads, or any part or
parts thereof, and all additions to
the same, and all betterments and
improvements made thereon or
thereto; and all locomotives, cars,
tools and other railroad equipment
of every kind and any and all prop
erty, real, personal, or mixed used
or acquired for use in connection
with said railroads or any part or
parts thereof. Also all bridges,
superstructures, stringers, ties, rails,
frogs, bolts, supplies, and other rail
road appurtenances used in connec
tion with said railroads.
A perpetual right of way over
the following described lands for
the construction, maintenance and
operation of a railway and railway
equipment and railway sidings and
spurs, with the right to enter upon,
grade, construct, build and mam-
tain such railway across the same,
and to use so much thereof as is
necessary for such railway con
struction and operation, and to lo
cate such road spurs and sidings
at such places as shall be necessary
or convenient to the owner thereof.
In Township 35 South, Range 3
East: Sec. 15: SW of SEJ4; and
S of SWJ4. Sec. 19: NW4 of
NW. or Lot 1. Sec. 20: SWK.
Sec. 33: NE of SEj4i in Town
ship if south, Kange 3 r.ast: sec.
3: SW54 of NE4. And the right
to build such roads, tramways and
other means of conveyance for the
removal, before the expiration ot
the time limited therefor as here
inabove stated, of the timber on
the following lands: In Township
34 South. Range 4 East: Sec. 31:
WA of E'A: and E'A of Wi4: in
Township 35 South, Range 4 East:
Sec 17; All; See. 19: AIL
Sixth: Logging Camp Equipment
and Miscellaneous Properties
fa) All locomotives, logging cars,
supply and camp cars, ikidders,
loaders, steam shovels, tractors, auto
trucks, wanons. live stock, and all
logging equipment, camp equipment
and other equipment and machinery
of every kind owned by Owen-Ore
gon Lumber Co. and Medford Lon
ging Railroad Company, or either
of them, in connection with their
operations on the mortgaged prop
erty.
(b) Also all timber which fs
standing on the lands hereinabove
described, or which has been felled
thereon; all rights of way, privi
leges, tenements, hereditatments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in any wne appertaining to the
above described properties.
.) Ail sawmills, accessory plants,
warehouses, dwallmgs, structures,
railroads and other improvements
and all nuchLery, equipment, ap
pliances and other facilities of every
kind owned, used or acauired for
ill P Uie Owen-Oregon Lumber
Co. and Medford Logging Railroad
Company, or either of them, in con
nection with their operations or
business upon the above described
properties, and attached to or in
any way forming a part thereof, on
the above described real estate, or
any part thereof.
(d) All mill machinery, other
machinery, engines, boilers, equip
ment, appliances and facilities not
described in "(c)" next above here
tofore owned, used, or acquired for
use by the Owen-Oregon Lumber
Co. and Medford Logging Railroad
Company, or either of them, in con
nection with their operations or
business upon the above described
real estate and not attached to or
in any way forming a part thereof.
Seventh: Exception aa to Certain
Standing Timber: Excepting, how
ever, from that portion of the above
described properties appearing uu
der the caption "First: Fee Simple
Lands, the right to remove with
in two vears from the date of con
firmation of sale to be made under
this decree, the standing timber
upon the following of such "Fee
Simple Lands," viz:
N of SW14, SEH of SWtf and
WYi of SEJ4 of Section 12, in
Iownship 35 south, Kange 2 East
W. M.; and
SEJ4 of Section 7;
SWJ4 of SWtf, or Lot 4, and Wyi
ot sl-: of sec. 18;
SWii of NE of Section 19;
NWJ4 of NE4 of Section 20;
SWW of SEW of Section 23:
NW4 of NWW and SWtf of
siv'4 ot section
NJ4 of NEJ4 of Section 29;
fy of NEJ4 of Section 30;
NEJ4 of NWW of Section 32;
SEJ4 of NEI4 of Section 33; and
SWW of Section 34:
All in Township 35 South, Range
3 East, w. M.; and
SEH of NEW. NEli of NWVi
SW of NWJ4 and NWtf of
NEW of Section 20, in Township
35 South, Range 4 East, W. M.;
and
VA of SWtf of Section 2;
SEW of NEtf of Section 10:
SWJ4 of SWJ4 of Section 12; In
Township 36 South, Range 3 East,
W. M.
This right being upon condition,
however, that all taxes due or to
become due upon the above de
scribed lands and the timber there
on shall be paid by the Owen-Oregon
Lumber Co., its successors or as
signs, before such taxes become de
linquent and that, upon taxes be
coming delinquent upon any descrip
tion, the right to remove timber
upon that description is at an end.
The terms and conditions upon
which said properties are to be sold
are set forth in the Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh paragraphs of said decree
and are as follows, viz.:
Fifth . . . That the Special Mas
ter shall offer the personal property
(which is described in subdivisions
(a) and (d) of preceding paragraph
"Sixth" hereof, and of Item Sixth
of Paragraph "Fourth" of said de
cree), and the real property (de
scription of which is set forth in
said Item Sixth of Paragraph
"Fourth" otherwise than in said
subdivisions (a) and (d) of preced-
oi saiu iicm aixwi ui saiu x diuHiayu
"Fourth", separately and each as a
whole; and shall offer the personal
property first.
That said Master shall accept no
bid unless accompanied by a de
posit of either cash or certified
check or certificate of deposit is
sued by a responsible national bank
in an amount not less than ten per
cent, of the bid, or by deposit of
bonds secured by said mortgages
in an amount of not less than thirty
percent, of the bid; that in case
any bidder shall fail to make good
his bid, upon the same being con
firmed by the court, or shall fail
to comply with any order of the
court relative to the payment there
of, said deposit may be forfeited
and applied toward the expenses of
a resale of the property andor to
make good any deficit or loss in
case the amount received through
such resale be less than the amount
of auch purchaser's bid; and in
case the bid, such a deposit having
been made, i, not, confirmed by the
court for any cause other than the
bidder's failure to comply with the
terms of his. bid, such deposit shall
be returned to the bidder; and in
eaaa the bid is confirmed, the
amount of the deposit may be ap
plied toward the payment" ot tne
bid. That the publication of the
notice herein directed may begin
as soon as said Master shall deem
practical and all, or such portion
thereof a, is had within the ten
days allowed the Owen - Oregon
Lumber Co. and Medford Logging
Railroad Company to pav the in
debtedness adjudged herein shall
run concurrently therewith.
Sixth; That the purchaser or pur
chaser, at the sale of the mort
gaged premises may, upon payment
to the Special Master making the
als of a sum in cash sufficient to
pay the costs of this cause, includ
ing the compensation and expendi
tures of the Special Master and the
amount adjudged to be due to the
plaintiff in Findings of Fact "F"
and "1" of said decree and Para
graph, "First" and "Second" of
said decree, apply any of the afore
said bonds and coupons at their par
value plus accrued interest, to the
payment of his bids on the basis
upon which such bonds andor cou
pons may be entitled to participate
in the proceeds of said sale; and
may also use in paying aairl bids
the receipts of the plaintiff for the
amounts to which he is adjudged
entitled by said Findings of Fact
"F" and "I" of thi, decree and
said Paragraph, "First" and" Sec
ond" of said decree. That if the
personsl and real property are pur
chased by different bidder,, the
bonds, coupons and receipts afore
said may be applied in payment of
the respective bids in the proportions
which each bid bear, to the sum of
the two hid,. That if any of said
bonds andor coupon, are used in
purchasing said mortgaged property
to an extent less than their par
value and accrued interest, the Spe
cial Master shall endorse thereon
a statement that the same are paid
to the extent so used and return
them to the person or person, from
whom he receives them; that the
plaintiff and holders of bonds and
coupons issued tinder said mortgage
may Hid for and purchase the mort
gaged property at said sale without
pthy acqounubilitr, thai) compli-
iance with the terms of said sale;
and that the aforesaid notice of such
sale shall state the substance of
Sections 11 and 12 of Article V of
said mortgage of November 16,
1923, as such substance is stated in
Finding of Fact "K" of said decree.
and that in event of the mortgaged
property being sold under a bid,
made pursuant to said sections the
purchase price may be paid by thai
use of bonds, coupons and release
as provided in said Section 11. That
the Special Master shall maka full
report to this court of his proceed
ings hereunder and shall deposit in
the registry of this court all funda
coming to his hands as proceeds o
said sale that the same may be dis4
posed of or applied under subsaJ
qticnt orders in this cause.
Seventh; That upon confirmation
of the sale by the Court and pay
ment in full of the purchase price,
and upon compliance with all the
terms of the sale, the aforesaid
Special Master shall make, execute
and deliver to the purchaser or puM
chasers, his or their successors ol
assigns in form to be approved by
this court, a proper instrument
transferring the personal property
so sold, and a certificate of sale of
the real property o sold, subject
to the Oregon statutory right of re.
demption; and in event said statu,
tory right of redemption is not ex.
ercised within the period allowed by
law the said Special Master shall
make, execute, acknowledge and da.
liver to said purchaser or purchaa.
ers, his or their successors or aa
signs, a deed of conveyance of said
real property. Upon delivery of said
transfer of said personal property
and upon the delivery of said eet
tificate of sale, the grantees therein
shall be let into possession of th,
property so sold, and any party to
this cause who may be in possession
of said property, or any part there,
of, shall deliver up possession of
the same.
That the purchaser, or purchasers,
or their heirs, successors or assigns,
shall, upon the delivery to them oi
said instrument or instruments ol
conveyances by the Special Master,
be vested with the title to and shall
hold possession of and enjoy aaid
property so (old, and all rights,
privileges, immunities and franchise,
appertaining thereto, as fully and
completely as the said Owen-Oregon
Lumber Co. and Medford Log
ging Railroad Company held and
enjoyed or were entitled to hold and
cnioy the same at the time of and
subsequent to the execution and de
livery of said mortgage of Novem
ber 16, 1925, and said supplement,
thereto; subject only to the Oregoa
statutory right of redemption aa il
applies to said real estate.
The substance of said Section, II
and 12 of Article V of said mortr
gage, as stated in said Finding of
Fact "K", is as follows:
(K) It is provided by Section
12 of Article V of the original mortt
gage that upon the trustee eivinl
notice of the foreclosure sale oi
the mortgaged property for thirty
days or for such length of time a,
may be required by law, fn a news,
paper published in the English
language in the jurisdiction in which
he deems the greater part of th,
mortgaged property is located, de
scribing the property and specify,
ing the terms of sale, the holder,
of bonds and coupons, at any tim
before the expiration of twenty-ona
days from the first publication, may
either bring suit thereon or delivef
them to the corporate trustee, with
written request upon such trustee
to stamp upon them that they -ara .
not secured bv said mortgage: that
the bondholder, doing neither havn
elected to subject their bonds and
coupons to Section 11 of Article
V of said mortgage, and that bond
so sued upon or delivered for stamp
ing are no longer secured by the
mortgage and are no longer "ouU
standing" under said Section 1L
Said Section 11 provides that if th
holder, of at least 80 in amount
of the then "outstanding" bones
and cot..ons. indemnify the trultea
and deposit with him such bond,
and coupon, with enough money td
pay ao much ot the bids a, cannoi
l)e naid in bonds and coupons, and
in writing so renuest. auch trustea
may buy the mortgaged property lot
the benefit ot the outstanding
bonds and couoons and organize n
corporation upon the terms and in
the manner directed by aucn BU7
thereof, to which corporation th.
property is to be transferred and
their pro rata part ot ,ucn atoca
issued to such holders: that th.
trustee may pay the purchase prict
of the mortgaged property by tend,
ering su-h "outstanding" bonds and
coupons as may be in his posses
sion for cancellation or endorse
ment for pro rata credit, and by
tendering a release, full or partial
of other "outstanding" bonds and
coupons; and by paying in cash
(supplied by the bondholders male
ing the reouest) the amount re
quired to comply with the term, of .
the decree of sale; and that any
cash advanced to the trustee for anjj
purpose of this section shall Bo
come an indebtedness of the cop.
poratlon. .
The above named plaintiff, named
as Trustee in and under said origi
nal mortg.ige-deed-of-trust and sup
plemental mortgage, joins herein fo
me purpose oi giving me none
hereby given of said sale, and ol
the contents of said Section, It
and 12 of Article V of the afore
mentioned original mortgage-deed
of-trust.
HENRY F. CHANEY,
Special Master,
CALVIN FENTRESS,
As Trustea under said original
mortgage-need-ol-trust, and aaid
.implement thrrrto.
Bummons for Publication.
(Oontlnued from Paga (.)
the ofllea and post office adciraM
herelnbelow atated.
JACKSON COUUTT,
A body politic and corporate of the
state of Oregon. Plaintiff.
By RALPH O. JENNINOS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector for aaM
County.
O. A. CODDIMC1,
District Attorney for Jackaon Coun
ty, state of Orviron, and Attorney
or Plaintiff, Office and Post Of
fice Addren, 301 Liberty Bld,
Medford, Oregon.
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