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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday, June 21, 19S8 M V I i ' ; ft 4 rr: i rv - v v 7jl v 1 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIENS AS SHOWN BY JACKSON COUNTY FORECLOSURE LIST FOR THE YEAR 1956. TV thf nrtrmr COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon, Plaintiff, HEAVIEST PLUNGER at New York's Belmont Park track is Roy Stovall, 60, Los Angeles real estate operator, who reportedly puts $25,000 on single race, bets up to $65,000 a day. Here he studies form chart after getting urgent call from his wife to "come light home." (International) Gibralter Bridge Would Move Traffic Over Busy Sea Washington The Spanish government is considering a road and railway bridge to link Europe and Africa at the Strait of Gilbraltar, where fabled Her cules tore apart a prehistoric mountain range and created the famous "pillars" that bear his name. The Pillars of Hercules Eu rope's 1,400-foot Rock of Gibral tar and Africa's twice-as-high Jebel Musa headland stand at the strait's eastern end. They are 14 miles apart. The proposed bridge would rise near the western entrance of the 35-mile-long strait. Reach ing from a point west of Tarifa, Spain, to the opposite Spanish Moroccan coast, it must leap a gap of about 15 miles. Phoenicians Pioneered The bridge is of suspension design, with cement piers footed deep in the strait" floor, and roadways slung high enough to permit passace of the largest ocean liners. If successful, it will speed land traffic high above one of the world's busiest and most strategic sea lanes. For 30 centuries, since Phoe nician traders nosed their purple-sailed galleys from the sheltered Mediterranean into the open Atlantic, the Gilr)ral tar passage has been a key link in sea commerce. Completion of the Suez Canal at the Mediterranean's eastern outlet in 1869 enormously step ped up the traffic. As commer cial and naval fleets shifted to the new global shortcut, the strait's military value also went to a new high. Automatically, its Rock of Gibraltar stronghold in British hands since 1704 became a vital station on the empire lifeline. Through the ages, world inter est in Gibraltar has focused chiefly on its use as a channel between ocean and sea. Yet as lar back as the 8th century a northward movement of invad ers across the strait changed the course of Europe's destiny and wrote the opening chapter of "The Rock's martial history. The event was the invasion of Spain by the Moors, who in 711 fortified the great gray crag that they called Jebel Tarik, or Hill of Tarik, in honor of the con quering Moorish leader. The " name "Gibraltar" for rock and strait is a correction of the old Arabic phrase. Two-Continent Road Link Today, proponents of the Spanish bridge point out that the two-continent span could bring together a network of transport lines to stretch event ually from the Baltic Sea to the tip of South Africa. Such a union of continents would emphasize the striking structural and climatic similari ties between northwest Africa and the Iberian Peninsula. Cut off from Europe by the high Pyrenees ranges, Spain mirrors the African pattern of oasis and desert, windswept plateau and dry, rugged hills that gave rise to the old geographic saying, "Africa begins at the Pyrenees." The mountains of southern Spain that continue beyond the strait as Africa's Atlas chains were joined long ago in an isth mus there. Then came a great cataclysm of nature that an cients called Hercules' prowess. Whether the mountains cracked in sudden upheaval or slowly disintegrated no one knows; but the floor of the strait is relatively shallow for an oceanic channel. Because of this factor, engineers long have advocated a tunnel under the strait. The most recent of such pro posals was for a novel circular or oblong tunnel that would carry an endless succession of four "capsule trains between Tarifa and the international zone of Tangier. Posed against the new bridge plan, the tunnel idea is reported to have come out second best. TOO GLADLY FOR ADLAI Sprihgfield, 111. (U.R) A. B Cox Sr.. of Carmi. 111., was charged today with carrying his support of Democratic presi dential hopeful Adlai E. Steven son a little too far. Cox changed the slogan on his Illinois license plate from "Land of Lincoln" to "Land of Adlat," police said. BUTTER PADDLE MISUSED . Detroit (U.R) Agnes McDon nell. 46. began serving a 9Q-Jay jail sentence today for beating a popcorn stand attendant with a hot butter paddle. LEGAL NOTICES Vodka in orsnge juice) fcar si 7w Ir leaves vou L -utei j - - n v ll breathless mirnpff tr qnairst name vuunrt Sfl proof Midefroral(XgrtiooeamIsfMri& Sir PierrtSm,rnotf FU.!rK..Hrtfofd,Gn. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposal addressed to the Citv Council of the City of Medford. .OreRon. and endorsed "Proposal for Samtarv Sewer Construction" will be received at the office of the City RMWrlpr until 11 00 o'clock A.M. the 2nd day of July. 1056. and there after will he puhlicly opened and read and will then be referred to the City Council. The work consists of trench excava Hon furnish and niacin? Ol 8" and 4' concrete sewer pipe, manholes and ap purtenances on Valley View Avenue from Aloha Street to Capita) Avenue. The principal items upon which bids r intr4t4 sir" ' 1. Trench Excavation Common, 75 Cu. Yd. a. Trench Excavation Solid Rock, an fn Yd 3. Creek Run Gravel Backfill. 40 Cu. Yd. 4. Furnish and Place 8"' Cone. Pipe, 310 Lin. Ft. 3. Furnish and Place 4" Cone. Pipe, 50 Lin Ft. 6. Furnish and Place 4"x8 cone. Tees or Wves. 3 Each 7. Furnish and Place 4"x4" Cone Wves. 3 Each S. Furnish and Place 4" i Bends, 3 Each 9. Construct Manholes Complete, Plans. Special Provisions, General Specifications, and Contract Ajrree ments mav be ohtain-?d at the office of the Citv Manager. City Hall, Med ford. Oregon, upon deposit of siu.ou Rids must be accompanied by a certified check, equivalent to 5" of the proposal, payable to xne iuy Treasurer of the City of Medford. Ore 9m to ru a ran tee that If a proposal is accepted, a contract will be entered into and its performance securea. Bidders bond will be acceptable for these projects. Bids must be in writ ing sijrned by or on behalf of the bidder. The Citv of Medford reserves the riirht to reject any and all bids and accept such bids as are to the best interest of the City. CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON Bv vemon Tnorpe Public Works Director Dated: June 20, 1956 NOTICE No. 9637 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COt'NTY Or JACKSON PROBATE DEPARTMENT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of WILLIAM SWARTZ. Deceased Notice is hereby riven that the Final Account of Kenneth w. Swartz as Executor of the above-named estate has been filed herein and that 9:30 o'clock a.m. on July 13. I9:6. at the Courthouse in Medford. Orecon has been appointed for hearing objections to suth final Account ana seiucniem thereof Dated and first published June 14, 1956. Kenneth W. SwarU, Kxacutor Van TJvke at Deuenoacic Anoraeya lor Execuwr . No. 56365-E James R. & Lois Fretwell Grace W. Clark W. P. & Lora J. Hodge Ersal & Roy Myers Fred H. & Vera E. Bean Mark D. & Erma A. Cole naviff w Mr Kvelvn C. Chase Max L. & Lydia Crowson M. verae morgan T nrrv jtr lvTiphaplvn Basev Larry & Michaelyn Basey rl. A- Tayior Dewey L. & Syvia J. Hartley T T Wvatr James J. & Melba E. Eldred J. J. Owings Ray A. & Florence Addington "ueorge c Anaerson Russel & Irene ivicimosn Virginia F. Emmons & Julia G. Crowley J. E. & Edna M. Mooney Chrystal Distr. & Cold Storage Co. Vince N. & J. Walter Nary Vince N. & J. Walter Nary nr,rrta w Mahpl A & Melvin McCollum Rita H. & George Allan Adams D. W. & U. 2. .fciaer O. W. Elder & L. Hansen W. & Adeline Ainlay et al Sarah J. Nash W. E. & Reta M. Cox J. B. Yarbrough Vernon M. Evans W. S. Kee James & Grace Scott C. V. & Dora May Jones Orville Clark Fred Svinth Clyde E. Smith Arthur M: & Alice Rose Taube Hickman Lumber Co. Jollie M. Meinecke Jollie M. Meinecke Ida F. Buehler Eugene Mandel , Robert E. Jr. Floweree & Ross J. Bowles F. C. Bartlett Robert E. & Ruth D. Mclntyre et al Elza W. & Anna M. DeSpain S. E. Campbell Talent Sawmills, Inc. Fred Svinth Fred Svinth Fred Svinth Arthur Davies Lenhert Lumber Co. Charles B., Charles R. Jr., Robert L. & Chester R. Robbins, 3 Defendants t ,n r.t h ahnvo namprt Hpfendants. and to all persons owning or claiming to own. having or claiming to have, any interest in the property included and described in the foreclosure list herein set forth, and being the Jackson County Delinquent Tax Foreclosure List for the year 1956: vm t me urprnv bfoiitretj TO TAKE NOTICE that the plaintiff herein has filed in the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Jackson County, an application for the foreclosure of the lien of all taxes shown on the Jackson County Tax Foreclosure List for the year 1956, here inafter set forth in full, and that the plaintiff will apply to the court for judgment and decree foreclosing such tax liens and cancelling all certificates of registration where such property is -.;.,r, r,i ;n .ortifirativ and fnr such other relief as may be just and equitable in the premises not less than 30 days from the date of the first publication of this notice, exclusive of the day of the first publication, and anv and all persons interested in any of the real prop erty included in said foreclosure list are hereby required to file an answer and defense if any there be to such application for judgment and decree within 30 days from the date of the first publication ol tnis nouce, exclusive oi uie udj ui uie iiiot puvuusuvu, day of June, 1956. . m.: i TKi;ho(1 kv nnthnritv nf an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, in the Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper ot general circulation purj- ooiH i,niv anrt ri-iinated in said order of the County Court as the newspaper in which said notice is to be published, said order being dated June 11th, 1956; That the delinquent list for the year 1956, which application is made to foreclose, is as fol lows: Nam of Owner as Shown by Latest Tax Cards C11022 George W., Mabel A. Description of Year of Amount of Interest to C11023 Rita H. & George Allan Adams 'C11024 D. W. & G. S. Elder C11025 C11026 0. W. Elder & L. Hansen Ainley et al Name of Owner as Shown by Latest Tax Cards 'C10998 James R. Fretwell & Lois C10999 Grace W. Clark C11000 C11001 C11002 C11003 'C11004 C11005 W. P. & Lora J. Hodge Description of Property Code 1-1 Account 62-49 Tax lot 31 Code 1-1 Account 64-49 Tax lot 20 Code 2-3 Account 1382W Tax lot 25 Year of Amount of Interest to Delinquency Taxes 21SS6 Total Ersal & Roy Myers Code 3-1 Account 404W Tax lot 28T0 Fred H. & Vera E. Bean Mark D. & Erma A. Cole Code 4-1 Account 93-60 Tax lot 56 Code 4-3 Account 8381W Tax lot 1 David W. & Evelyn Code 4-8 C. Chase Account 9381W Tax lot 52 Max L. & Lydia Code 5-1 Crowson Account 116-82 Tax lot 147 C11006 M. Verde Morgan Code 5-1 Account 119-85 Tax lot 42 C11007 Larry & Michaelyn Code 5-2 Basey Account 382E Tax lot 89 C11008 Larry & Michaelyn Code 5-2 Basey Account 14392E Tax lot 1 C11009 H. A. Taylor Code 5-2 Account 383E Tax lot 11 C11010 Dewey L. it Sylvia Code 6-1 J. Hartley Account 44-16 Tax lot 10 C11011 E. J. Wyatt C11012 James J. & Melba . E. Eldred C11013 J. J. Owings Code 6-1 Account 44-16 Tax lot 21 Code 6-1 Account 45-16 Tax lot 24 Code 6-1 Account 46-17 Tax lot 51 C11014 C1101S C11016 Ray A. & Florence Code 6-2 Addington Account 73-31 Tax lot 14 George C. Anderson Code 6-2 Account 75-34 Tax lot 18 Russel & Irene Mcintosh Code 6-8 Account 23363W Tax lot 18 C11017 Virginia F. Emmons Code 6-8 & Julia G. Crowley Account 33363W v Taxe lot 8 C11018 J. E. & Edna M. Code 6-9 Mooney Account 20362W Tax lot 13 C11019 Chrystal Distr. & Code 29-3 . Cold Storage Co. Account 32361W Tax lot 2 C11020 Vince N. & J.Walter Code 29-3 Nary Account 33361W Tax lot 2 . C11021 Vince N. & J. Walter Code 29-3 Nary Account 33361W Tax lot 5 1951- 52 $ 18.69' $ 5.22 1952- 53 46.62 10.57 1953- 54 41.40 6.00 $ 128.50 1951- 52 57.94 24.18 1952- 53 72.26 16.56 1953- 54 64.17 9.60 1954- 55 91.05 6:30 342.06 1951- 52 .66 1952- 53 .72 1953- 54 .65 1954.55 .86 2.89 1951-52 27.40 8.06 35.46 1951- 52 32.02 9.28 1952- 53 54.17 12.42 1953- 54 67.53 9.90 1954- 55 73.33 ( 5.04 263.69 1951- 52 24.76 7.44 1952- 53 - 27.92 6.44 1953- 54 78.16 11.70 1954- 55 82.84 5.74 245.00 1951- 52 34.43 10.54 1952- 53 38.82 8.74 1953- 54 107.38 11.90 1954- 55 126.42 8.82 347.05 1951- 52 38.86 11.78 1952- 53 45.07 10.12 1953- 54 45.70 6.60 1954- 55 46.52 3.22 207.87 1951- 52 . 17.42 4.96 1952- 53 20.20 4.60 1953- 54 20.49 3.00 1954- 55 20.85 1.40 92.92 1951- 52 6.02 1.86 1952- 53 7.37 1.38 1953- 54 7.71 .90 1954- 55 56.42 3.92 85.58 1951- 52 71.81 22.32 1952- 53 87.93 20.24 1953- 54 92.59 13.80 1954- 55 109.72 7.70 426.11 1951- 52 66.21 20.46 1952- 53 80.61 18.40 1953- 54 81.99 12.30 1954- 55 40.39 2.80 323.16 1951- 52 .90 .31 1952- 53 1.01 .25 1953- 54 .93 .15 1954- 55 .86 .08 4.49 1951- 52 1.80 .62 1952- 53 2.02 .50 1953-54 1.86 .30 1954-55 1.73 .16 8.99 1951- 52 13.93 4.06 1952- 53 62.50 14.26 1953- 54 57.78 8.70 1954- 55 53.57 3.64 218.44 1951- 52 12.59 3.72 1952- 53 14.11 3.22 1953- 54 13.05 1.80 1954- 55 12.10 .84 61.43 1951- 52 92.43 28.52 1952- 53 93.56 21.62 1953- 54 93.22 13.80 1954- 55 102.60 7.14 452.89 1951- 52 8.18 2.48 1952- 53 8.28 1.84 953-54 8.25 1.20 1954-55 9.08 .56 39.87 1951- 52 1.72 .62 1952- 53 .58 .12 1953- 54 .59 .08 1954- 55 .66 .03 4.40 1951- 52 2.29 .62 1952- 53 2.32 .46 1953- 54 2.36 .30 1954- 55 2.64 .14 11.13 .1951-52 55.58 17.36 1952- 53 60.14 13.80 1953- 54 60.53 9.00 1954- 55 68.48 4.76 289.65 1951- 52 214.71 62.00 1952- 53 253.86 58.42 1953- 54 210.84 31.50 1954- 55 241.18 16.80 1,089.31 1951- 52 346.19 ' 107.26 1952- 53 535.89 123.28 1953- 54 511.79 72.80 1954- 55 201.50 14.00 1,912.71 1951- 52 86.70 26.66 1952- 53 102.51 23.46 1953- 54 9214 '13.80 1954- 55 105.40 7.28 N 457.95 C11027 Sarah J. Nash C11028 W. E. & Reta M. Cox C11029 J. B. Yarbrough C11030 Vernon M. Evans C11031 W. S. Kee C11032 James and Grace Scott C11033 C. V. & Dora May Jones C11034 Orville Clark C11035 Fred Svinth C11036 Clyde E. Smith 'C11037 Arthur M. and Alice Rose Taube C11038 Hickman Lumber Co. C11039 Jollie M. Meinecke C11040 Jollie M. Meinecke C11041 Ida F. Buehler C11042 Eugene Mandel C11043 Robert E. Jr. Floweree and Ross J. Bowles CI 1044 F. C. Bartlett C11045 Robert E. and Ruth D. Mclntyre et al C11046 Elza W. and Anna M. DeSpain C11047 S. E. CampbeU C11048 Talent Sawmills Inc. C11049 Fred Svintn C11050 Fred Svinth C11051 Fred Svinth C11052 Arthur Davies C11053 Lenhert Lumber Co. C11054 Charles B., Charles R. Jr4 Robert L. & Chester R. Robbins Property Delinquency Taxes 21556 Total Code 35-2 1951-52 12.28 3.72 Account 374W 1952-53 9.57 1.84 Tax lot 31-1 1953-54 8.42 1.20 1954-55 10.46 .70 48.19 Code 35-3 1951-52 3.00 Account 4364W 1052-53 38.12 8.74 Tax lot 19 1953-54 17.75 2.80 1954-55 20.27 1.40 92.08 Code 45-1 1951-52 89.73 27.90 Account 331W 1952-53 92.96 21.16 Tax lot 18 1953-54 86.49 12.90 1954-55 98.13 6.86 436.13 Code 45-1 1951-52 57.16 17.36 Account 331W ' 1952-53 59.27 13.34 Tax lot 68 1953-54 55.22 8.10 1954-55 62.77 4.34 277.56 Code 45-2 1951-52 3.46 1.24 Account 341E 1952-53 3.72 .92 Tax lot 42 ' 1953-54 3.63 .60 1954-55 4.38 .28 18.23 Code 49-1 1951-52 24.61 7.44 Account 78-47 1952-53 24.26 5.52 Tax lot 56 1953-54 22.66 3.30 1954-55 26.60 1.82 116.21 Code 49-1 1951-52 78.25 24.18 Account 79-44 1952-53 77.13 17.48 Tax lot 21 1953-54 72.05 10.80 1954-55 84.57 5.88 370.34 Code 49-1 ?i 1951-52 62.94 18.90 Account 80-46 1952-53 82.72 18.86 Tax lot 182 1953-54 77.27 11.40 - 1954-55 90.71 6.30 369.10 Code 49-1 1951-52 73.19 22.32 Account 82-46 1952-53 72.15 16.56 Tax lot 20 1953-54 67.39 9.90 1954-55 79.11 5.46 346.08 Code 49-1 1951-52 37.23 11.16 Account 83-47 1952-53 36.70 8.28 Tax lot 23 1953-54 34.28. 5.10 1954-55 40.24 2.80 175.79 Code 49-1 1951-52 .63 Account 84-45 1952-53 .62 Tax lot 134 1953-54 .58 1954-55 .68 2.51 Code 49-3 1951-52 45.29 13.64 Account 86-42 1952-53 50.51 11.50 Tax lot 52 1953-54 47.51 6.90 1954-55 56.17 3.92 235.44 Code 59-1 1951-52 2.39 .62 Account 3332E 1952-53 2.68 .46 Tax lot 2 1953-54 2.49 .30 1954-55 3.10 .14 12.18 Code 59-1 a 1951-52 45.30 13.50 Account 32323E 1952-53 67.67 15.18 Tax lot 34 1953-54 62.82 9.30 1954-55 78.17 5.46 297.40 Code 62-1 1951-52 3.77 1.24 Account 344W 1952-53 4.03 .92 Tax lot 104 1953-54 3.79 .60 1954-55 6.60 .42 21.37 Code 62-1 1951-52 31.77 9.92 Account .344W 1952-53 33.92 7.82 Tax lot 104-1 1953-54 31.91 4.80 1954-55 39.31 2.66 162.11 Code 62-1 1951-52 32.46 9.92 Account 21354W 1952-53 33.78 7.82 Tax lot 3A 1953-54 30.42 4.50 1954-55 36.90 2.52 158.32 Code 89-1 1951-52 ' .62 Account 10341W 1952-53 .6 Tax lot 25 1953-54 .67 1954-55 .70 2.63 Code 89-1 1951-52 1.24 .31 Account 15341W 1952-53 1.33 .23 Tax lot 10 1953-54 1.30 J5 1954-55 1.40 .07 6.03 Code 89-1 1951-52 6.26 1.86 Account 34341W 1952-53 6.93 1.38 Tax lot 16 1953-54 7.08 .90 1954-55 8.25 .42 33.08 Code 91-2 1951-52 16.20 4.64 Account 341E 1952-53 36.82 8.28 Tax lot 77 1953-54 46.21 6.90 1954-55 57.79 4.06 180.90 Code 91-2 1951-52 26.46 8.06 Account 342E 1952-53 26.79 5.98 Tax lot 37 1953 54 26.49 3.90 1954-55 34.23 2.38 134.29 Code 94-1 1951-52 18.46 5.58 Account 394E 1952-53 21.12 4.60 Tax lot 36 1953-54 20.83 3.00 1954-55 , 25.54 1.68 100.81 Code 102-4 1951-52 9.18 2.48 Account 84-41 1952-53 16.88 3.68 Tax lot 49 1953-54 15.57 2.40 1954-55 17.50 1.12 68.81 Code 102-6 ' 1951-52 53.55 ' 16.74 Account 18371W 1952-53 63.31 14.26 Tax lot 49 1953-54 58.38 8.70 ' 1954-55 65.63 4.62 285.19 Improvements only on DR 265 P 390 le-s DR 265 P 546 & DR 266 P 565 Medford River side Avenue South west Side Timber only on E',4 of SW'i & W of SE4 Sect ion 32 Township 37 Range 1 East Timber only on SW'i of SW4 Sec tion 21 Tonship 32 Range 4 East Timber only on 5W'( of NEVi Sec tion 29 Township 32 Range 4 East Timber only on SW14 of NE4 & NEVi of SW4 See 30 Township 32 Range 4 East Timber only on SV4 of SWVi, NV4 of SVi of SEVi, SWVi of SW'i of SEVi Section 28 Township 37 Range 3 West Improvements only on WV4 of SEVi Section 8 Township 37 Range 4 West Timber only on Lots 5-6-7-8 Sec tion 16 Township 41 Range 4 West 1951-52 1951- 52 1952- 53 1953- 54 1954- 55 ?i 1951-52 Vt 1951-52 1951- 52 1952- 53 1953- 54 1954- 55 1951-52 8.20 54,62 56.64 54.62 59.81 3.59 11.22 4.49 6.70 6.2Z" 7.74 42.74 2.48 16.74 12.88 8.10 4.20 .90 3.60 1.80 1.38 .90 .56 13.02 10.68 267.61 4.49 14.82 29.79 55.78 1951-52 32.56 9.92 42.48 1951- 52 109 60 - 33.48 1952- 53 120.80 27.60 1953- 54 109.00 16.20 1954- 55 121.40 8.40 546.48 A red line has been drawn through the Name, Description of Property, Years of Delinquency. Amount of Taxes. Interest at 21556 and Total, as contained in the Original Notice of Fore closure of Tax Liens as shown by Jackson County Foreclosure List for the Year 1955. indicating payment of delinquent taxes and interest, prior to publication of this notice. Date of First Publication: June 21, 1956. Date of Last Publication: July 12, 1956. t HOWARD GAULT, Sheriff and Tax Collector for Jackson County, Oregon. WALTER D. NUNLEY, District Attorney.