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LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 7259 AJT ORDINANCE declaring the assessment on the property bene fited for the cost of laying a Six Inch Water Main on Mary Street from Saling Avenue to Jackson Street and on Jackson Street from Mary Street to McAndrews Street, in the City of Medford, Oregon, and directing the recorder to enter a statement thereof in the Docket of City Liens and publish a notice thereof as required by the Charter. THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Whereas the City Council did heretofore by Resolu tion declare its intention to lay a Six Inch Water Main on Mary Street from Saling Avenue to Jack son Street and on Jackson Street from Mary Street to McAndrews Street, in the City of Medford, Ore gon, and to assess the cost thereof on the property fronting on said portion of said street (s) in propor tion to the frontage of said prop erty, and did fix a time and place for hearing protests against the laying of said water main on said street (s) and the assessment of the cost thereof as aforesaid. AND WHEREAS said Resolution was duly posted and published as required by Section 116 of the Charter of said City. AND WHEREAS a meeting of the Council was held at the time and place fixed in said Resolution for the purpose of considering any such protests but no protests were t sucn time made to or received by the Council to the laying of said water main or the assessing of the cost theerof as aforesaid, and said Council, having considered the mat ter and deeming that said water main was and is of material bene fit to said City, and that all prop erty to be assessed therefor will be benefited to the extent of the probable amount of the resDective assessments to be levied against said property, did order said water main laid. AND WHEREAS a summary of tne cost of the said water main is as follows: SUMMARY Construction Cost $2,101.14 Advertising , 34.44 Engineering 99.00 Notice of Assessment 44.72 Interest on Warrants.. 22.73 y f v . ' - " - - - rJ- "- Amount to be Assessed S2.302.03 Property Frontage Assessed 1,050.0 feet Cost per linear foot of front age to be assessed ..$ 2.19 The cost of said water main to be assessed has been and hereby is declared to be the sum of $2,302.03. NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby further determined that the pro portionate share of the cost of lay ing said water main of each parcel of the property fronting on said portion of said, street (s) is the amount set opposite the description of each piece or parcel of land be low and that each such piece or parcel is benefited by the laying of said water main to the full extent of the amount so set opposite the description of such piece or parcel and that the respective amounts represent the proDortional benefits of said water main to said respec tive parcels of property and also the proportional frontage thereof on said portion oi said street (S) and the Council does hereby de clare each of the parcels of prop-, erty in the City of Medford as described below to be assessed and each of the same hereby is assessed the amount set opposite each re spective description for the cost of laving said water mam. ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE Assessment No. 1 John E. and Ruth M. Glndllng Lot 2, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the city of Meafora, Oregon. -Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 2 Thomas B. and Phyllis L Hicks Lot 3, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage oO.O feet, Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 3 ' Cecil A. and Grace D. Raycraft Lot 4, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due $109.62 ' Assessment No. 4 LUah V. DeRushe Lot 5, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, - Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet, Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due 109.62 Assessment No. 5 Harvey S. and Beulah- M. McCrea Lot 6, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, - Oregon. Frontage 50.O feet, Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 6 Ted and Shirley G. Christensen Lot 7, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford. Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet, Rate per foot $2.19. v Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 7 KInsev D. and Ella E. Jones Lot 8, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due--$109.62 Assessment No. 8 Arnold and Etta Frances Hydes Lot 9, Block 9. Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Bate per foot $2.19. Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 9 Wilson G. and Jane M. Slater Lot 10 and the North 15 feet of Lot 11, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 65.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due $142.51 Assessment No. 19 Gerald and Eleanor S. Lewis Lot 12 and the South 35 feet of Lot 11, Block 9, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 85.0 feet, Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $186.36 - Assessment No. 11 Jack Z. and Miriam E. Ward The East one-half of Lots 13 and 14. Block 8. Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19. .. Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 12 ; Richard J. Morgan Lot 15. Block 8, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 13 Alex W. and Marguerite E. Davis Lot 16 and the South 10 feet of Lot 17. Block 8, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 60.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $131.54 Assessment No. 14 Walter B. and Jessie Simmons The North 40 feet of Lot 17, Block 8, Laurelhurst Subdivision in the . City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 40.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $87.70 Assessment No. 15 Frank C. and Henrietta A. Myers Lot 18, Block 8, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford. Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 16 - . Shirley Shade and AUen L. Whitehead Lot 19, Block 8, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon, Frontage 50.O feet. Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 17 Shirley Shade and AUen L. Whitehead Lot 20. Block 8, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 18 Jeanette Patterson and Jennie Olson Lot 21, Block 8, Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet, Rate per foot $2.19, Amount due $109.62' Assessment No. 19 Church of the Brethren Lot 22. Block 8. Laurelhurst Sub division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet, Rate per foot $2.19. Amount due $109.62 Assessment No. 20 Church of the Brethren Lot 23, Block 8, Laurelhurst Sub- UNDERGOING EXAMINATION at University of Oregon Medical School, Portland, are these Siamese twins, born to Mrs. James Stubblefield, Parma, Ida. Tne girls are joined extensively at their abdomens. Surgeons hope to separate them. Caribbean. Faces TDnireats off War Washington-flJPD-The threat of a shooting war in the Carib bean hung today over a meet ing of the Organization . of American States on the Do minican Republic's invasion charges against Cuba and Venezuela. The three countries have placed their armed forces on a war footing. Reports from Cuidad Trujillo, the Domini can capital, quoted high gov ernment officials as referring publicly to the possibility of "open belligerence." -Special .Meeting Seen The OAS was-expected to summon a special meeting of the foreign ministers of the 21 American nations to discuss the tense Caribbean situation. Dominican Ambassador Vir gilio Liaz Ordonez told the or ganization last week that Cuba and Venezuela backed invasions of his country June 14 and June 20. He said 3,000 men were training in Cuba and 25 warplanes had been obtained by Venezuela in preparation for a new in vasion. Cuba and Venezuela heat edly denied the charges. They said that the Dominican Re public planned to bomb San- Former Legislator Dies in California Ben C. Sheldon, 82, a mem ber of the Oregon state legis lature from Jackson county from 1918 to 1922, died June 28 in Los Angeles. He was a resident of Medford until 1932- and owned a home at 1470 Kings highway. Mr. Sheldon was a pioneer land developer in the Los An geles area in the 1920s and 30s. He . was a 32nd degree Mason, a member of the Al Malaikah Shrine club, and the Los Angeles Kiwanis club. . He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Clyde; a son, Dr. Da vid B. Sheldon; two brothers and six grandchildren. Funeral services were con ducted July 1. ASK A SILLY QUESTION Boston -(WD Ted Williams of the Red Sox kept trying in vain to attract a waiter's at tention at a Boston restaurant. Finally he jusf sat there with his arm in the air. Eventually a waiter came over and asked: "Did you want a waiter, sir?" "No," growled Williams, "I'm signalling for a fair catch." division in the City of Medford, Oregon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per foot r?2.19. Amount due $109.62 SECTION 2. The recorder is here by directed to enter a statement of said several assessments in the Docket of City Liens of the City of Medford and publish a notice thereof as required by the Charter. PASSED by the Council and signed by me in open session in authentication of .its passage this 2nd day of July, 1959. S John W. Snider Mayor ' ATTEST: S-D. F. Huson Recorder APPROVED by me this 2nd day of July, 1959. S John W. Snider Mayor NOTICE To the owner or reputed owner of each parcel of property in the foregoing ordinance: You are hereby notified that the assessment declared by the for going Ordinance has been made and the lien therefor, entered in the City Lien Docket and that the same is due, and you are hereby required to pay the same to the Recorder within ten (10) days from the service of this notice, which notice is made by publication of the foregoing Ordinance. D. F. Huson, Recorder tiago, Cuba, and Maracaibo, Venezuela. Peace Threatened Diaz Ordonez told the OAS that a threat to the peace ex isted which required that the inter-American foreign minis ters be summoned under terms of the Rio mutual as sistance treaty. He said speedy action was needed to avoid "catastrophe" and "bloodlet ting." , It was doubtful that the Do minican Republic could get the 14 votes needed to invoke the never-befofe-used foreign ministers provision of the treaty. Instead, the OAS prob ably will call the ministers meeting on broader grounds, such as to discuss economic problems and means for strengthening representative democracy. Car Hits Horse on Highway Sunday . A, horse-car . accident oc curred Sunday morning near the Tally-ho restaurant on the South Pacific highway, state police reported today. A horse owned by Shirley Krause, route 1, box 63, Tal ent, became untied near the restaurant, ran across the highway and fell on the pave ment. A car driven by Monty Sherman Wray, 26, of 869 Garden Way, Ashland, struck the horse as it lay on the pave ment, officers said. The horse suffered small cuts, on -his right leg and a large lump on his right hip. The car had a damaged hood and right fender. No other in juries were reported and no citations issued, state police said. Saint Anthony, who lived about 251 A.D., is called the "father of Christian monas-ticism." SO LONG, LEWIS Lewis L. Strauss poses for camera men in his car, as he leaves the.jCommerce Department in Washington for the last time. The Senate refused to confirm Strauss' appointment as secretary of commerce and he was forced to resign. ... RAPT ATTENTION Paying close attention, to say the least, the Duchess of Windsor listens to a friend at Maxim's Restaurant in Paris. The topic of conversation was not discovered. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY . SHELL OIL COMPANY has an ultra modern 3-bay Service Station for lease. Financial assistance, dealer training and tune-up training available to qualified applicants. For analysis; of past performannce and income potential, call R. J. KAYL, SP 3-7361 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10 a. m. and 1 p.m. or write Care of Shell Oil Company, Box 1028, Medford. Bids on Maintenance Shop to Open Here The Medford school district will open bids for the con struction of a maintenance shop building at 8 p.m., July 14. The building is to measure 100 by 120 feet and will house an auto repair shop, wood shop, a storage area, and spray, paint, welding, and boiler rooms and restrooms. Plans can be. obtained at the office of the architect, William H. Siebert, Medford. Specifications call for con crete block walls. The floor is to be a concrete slab and the roof of glued laminated beams with a four-inch wood deck and 'built-up roof. Sash and exterior doors are steel. 'Bloody July 5th' Anniversary Marked Portland -IUPD- About 1,200 persons observed the silver anniversary of "bloody July 5th" here Sunday wifth a pa rade and a memorial service at the Battleship Oregon site. Longshoremen and others came from several parts of the state to take part in the parade in downtown Port land. . The ceremony each year is in memory 'of five men killed in 1934 violence on the Pa cific Coast when the Long shoremen's union was fight ing for recognition and establishment. BRIEFCASE Burlington, Vt. -fUPD- Newly-inaugurated mayor James E. Fitzpatrick turned his first major problem over to the ordinance committee for in vestigation. A woman had complained that too many other women, were wearing "short shorts" on the city streets. ssiiii fee M 1- M iiL: MEETING ON BOAT touring New York area, Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov chats with models Louise Hyde (right), Columbus, Ga., and Beall Baldwin, Chat tanooga, Tenn. The girls will appear at American Exhibi tion in Moscow. Kozlov is in New York to open exhibition of Soviet arts and crafts after flight from Moscow. Burlington, Vt. -flTD- Paul W. Truax became the first male president in the history of the Vermont Student Nurses association. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 9 Monday, July 6. 1959 A Radio City Music Hall has a seating capacity of 6,200. Exclusive! LOVELY 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME Located on Greenway Circle Overlooking the Golf Course with a Magnificent View of The Siskiyous! SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING FEATURES ARE: Built-in oven and range Dishwasher Beamed ceiling in living room Central heating Carpeting in master bedroom and Pantry bath Will consider smaller home in trade. Shown by appointment enly! Security Insurance & Realty 48 Hawthorne Phone SP 3-7325 FALSE ALARM Martinez, Calif. - (UPD - The firemen of Martinez have been run ragged since the town in stalled dial telephones re cently. There is only a one digit difference between the fire department's regular of fice number and the number which automatically sets off a fire alarm when it is called. The seaport of Tangier in Africa has a population of 60,000. FOR SALE Very Good Used Brick Cleaned or Uncleaned ALSO Good Used Timbers Days, Railroad Round House or call MU 2-9761 after 6 p.m. Brick $70 per M uncleaned $78 per M cleaned Around 150,000 Bricks avail able. Will sell the lot for less. OF IN A HOMI YOUR OWH I 1 I l'l I'll I SHOOT THE WORKS!! With this dandy 3-Bedroom 4th of July Special Cute as a bug's ear, with the first quality Cedar siding painted Yellow and Brown big sliding glass door leads to large Concrete Patio, 'the dream iOtchen has Built-in Range and Oven, lots of Ceramic tile, plus Ceramic Tile in Bath and dressing counter. Beautiful Birch cabinets, and look!! Built-in Vacuum clean er (Just like the $50,000 class), attached garage and here's the Big Plus, all Improvements in and Paid close to Schools and Shopping, 3 minutes to down town Medford ready for occupancy in 3 weeks. f Be first on this on it won't last AT THE UNHEARD PRICE OF $13,500 Only $450 down, 30 year F.H.A. Sea CHUCK at the Tract Office on Corner of Obispo Drive & Perri Place, or Call SP 3-3641 or SP 3-3079 anytime ROGUE VALLEY LAND CO. 704 W. 6th St. fit A 4 ' .- CrA-j ' m$m W V o u v PRO S PER IT V The development of new things for better living helps keep business lAimming. The production of new products creates new jobs, and helps stabilize our employment. - Advertising is the tool which enables business to develop new things with confidence. t It creates the desire for these new things for better living. t And by increasing employment it creates the purchasing power to buy them. v ADVERTISING IS ESSENTIAL. TO OUR PLENTIFUL' WAY OF LIFE and advertising can help make your future years more plentiful than ever One of a series of advertisements prepared by f?fWi Western States Advertising Agencies Association
