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Newspaper Page Text10 B Mama Proptrty Ytar Tax Ferry, Lyman Earl Code 549-1 1954 27.96 P-22343 Fowler, L. J. Code 62-1 1954 44 53 P-35899 Fleming, Wm. Code 1954 3.54 Foreman Studio Code 549-1 1953 44 74 P-22363 J 954 14.32 George. L. B. Code 6-9 1954 25 07 P-13120 Goodwin, Roy M 49.97 Gulches, W. L. Code 35-2 1954 45.72 P-19408 General Wood Products Code 22-3 1953 67.85 P-18036 1954 H6.40 Huffman, E. L. Code 100-2 1954 ' 29 97 P-39830 Fred Hoefa Logging p 384lV 180.33 Holt Logging Co. Code 22-3 1954 158. 47 Geo. A. & Gilbert Holt P-18055 Hall, Robert 1954 15 17 Heller Furniture & 1953 34.23 Upholstering Co. Higinbotham, Wayne Code 10-2 1954 2.10 P-17129 Huckaba Lumber Co. 1851 7 53 1952 27.79 Josophson. Frank E. &. Lucille 1954 55.39 Jackson Motors 1954 78 43 Jacksonville Feed Sc Seed 1954 20.5(i JimbesCafe Code 35-3 1953 31.91 P-19942 1954 33 60 Irvin The Taylor 1948 61.65 1953 11 64 1954 27.27 Jones & Lewis 1953 79.83 Krispy Krust Pie Co. 1951 77.97 1952 91.25 1953 98.87 Kuanik, Karl Mrs. 1952 30.19 1953 29.16 Lucille's Needle Art Shop Code 100-9 1954 31.04 P-41227 Le Clair, Paul Code 549-1 1054 151 40 P-22563 Lien, Olaf j5. & Ellen Code 1954 59 93 McCall, E. B. Code 6-4 1954 4.31 P-11700 Mansfield, Sam N. Miller, Ray & Mason, George P. Mitchell, Ralph McMillin, Etta Morgan, Edward B. Millard, George Morris, Everett Matthews, Quiniln Moore. Roy V. O'DeH, R. L. O'Shca Plumbing Co. Patterson, Earl Pearson, Ann Puckett, D. V. TUipp, J. E. & Lois J. Ripley, Charles M. Roma Tex Brix Code 100-2 1954 22 69 12.78 35 47 j E.-C. Nilcs P-39852 Rokuc Valley Auction Code 100-2 1954 1.39 .7B 2.17 C R. Erwin P-39851 Rick. Wm. F. & Anna B. Code 549-1 1954 21.82 12.29 34.11 P-22846 Rue. Albert & Phyllis 1954 48.12 27.11 75.23 Rollins. Daniel 1954 46.58 26.24 72.82 Rainbow Cafe Code 89-1 1954 11 18 6.30 17.48 Sarah A. Moffclt P-37665 Rogue Valley Cleaners 1953 71.99 46.31 I 1954 39.90 22.48 180.68 Reeder, John G. 1953 79.38 51.07 1954 58.32 32.85 221.62 Reed, R. R. & Emma Code 100-8 1951 16.31 13 10 P-41102 1952 12.82 9.27 1953 5.44 3 50 1954 2.88 1.62 64.94 Summers. Mildred Code 10-2 1954 2 80 1 58 4.38 P-17169 i Sennctl, Gcoue, Deceased 1954 85.89 48 38 134.27 Snider, Kiek Code 69-5 1954 12.68 7.14 19.82 P-37248 George Spencer Logging Code 549-1 1954 2.05 1.15 3.20 P-22940 i Sloan, Robert Code 549-1 1954 70.93 39 95 1 10.88 ! P-22926 Sutton. Clarence Code 549-3 1954 14 67 8 26 22.93 P-32151 Scott. Walter 1. & 1954 12 28 6 92 19 20 Mildred Scott Stanford. C B. Code 549-1 1954 17 05 9 60 26 65 P-22952 Sparks. M. E. & Udith H Code 6-2 1954 128 03 72.12 200.15 P-11080 Stockton. Charles L. 1954 115.78 65 22 181.00 Sunders, F. R. Code 62-1 1953 38.03 23.70 P-25879 1954 103 32 58 20 223 25 Svinlh Lumber Co., Fred 1951 3.164 35 2.526 14 5,710 49 Spic & Span Cleaners Code 5-1 1952 74 59 53 95 P-4809 1953 Ih'H 63 Ul8 48 1954 171.63 96 68 673 96 Tate J G. 1947 185 96 2nK 89 1952 146 09 107.1 1 650.05 Utter M J. 1954 14 44 8.13 22 57 VielhiR. Waller 1954 1 79 6.08 16 87 Valley Farm Products Code 549-1 1954 84 79 47.76 132.55 F U. Faulkner P-23027 Vallev Cleaners Code 549-1 1953 182 43 1 17 36 P-23026 1954 174 59 98 35 572 73 V-H Cattle Co. 1953 454 68 292 50 Geo. W. von Hallbon 1954 160 63 90 4H 998 29 Wren, W. C. 1954 94 69 52 39 147 08 Williams, Maxon M. & Code 62-1 1954 297 66 167 67 465 33 Williamson, Wm. W. P-35895 Woodard, Ray & Dixie Code 69-5 1954 8 95 5 04 13 99 P-37254 Wright, Carl E. Code 549-1 1954 17 05 9 60 26 65 P-23092 Watson. Bob Code 549 1 1954 17 05 9 60 26 65 P-23056 Wallace. Jesse T. Code 6 9 1954 1 18 61 66 81 185 42 P-13175 Wrbster. L. B. Code 543-1 1954 23 87 13 45 37 32 P-23058 Weaver. Jack lva 1954 55 90 31 49 87 39 Wilkins Fuel Code 22-3 1954 3 72 2 10 5 82 Win. G. Wilkins P-18131 Wormian, Jack M. & 1954 1 1 33 6.38 17.71 Edwin G. Westmoreland, M. O. & Jack Williams, Paul Si Muriel Webber Sawmill Webber & Weisner Hardwood Yost. Harold F. & Robert J. Milicke Zanc's Plumbing Zollinger. J. R. Gr.ind Total Date ot First Publication: Diite of Lasl Publication: FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1962 1954 1954 1954 1954 1954 1953 1954 1953 1954 1951 1952 1953 19S4 1950 1954 1950 1952 1951 1953 1954 1954 1954 1953 1954 1954 1954 Code 549-3 P-32104 Code 549-3 P-32I07 Code 9-2 P-14140 Code 5-2 P-7695 Code 9-2 P-14129 Code 69-5 P-37238 Code 549-1 P-22755 Code 5-1 P-4753 Code 549-1 P-22782 Code 549-3 P-32120 Code R9-1 P-37666 Code 5-2 P-7770 Code 95-2 P-39230 1953 1954 1951 1952 1953 1954 1951 1952 1953 1954 1954 1954 35 44 27 00 81 24 82 30 223 65 133 58 75 61 174 Ii9 133 16 72 62 (ill 69 25 41 477,952 5 i Code fi-4 P-1 L 772 Code 100-9 P-41253 Dated this 4th d,ty n( April. liMii! April 13.11JK2 May 4, 1362 Total 69.64 5 53 86.59 122.61 32.14 104.97 187.11 131.18 460.32 (3,74 75.39 123.51 44.53 6.35 9.11 111.45 105.92 230.96 166.26 5.84 6.42 6.22 6.95 171.46 18.65 45.99 19.90 51.11 15.69 19.33 38.50 48.42 95 02 15.18 84 60 5 59 117.86 193.08 69.61 9.93 14.24 639.45 42.67 322.91 29.16 269.07 i fin in OU.1J i j 75.69 1 I . rt ' 179.88 1 'fl 1K 1,)"'" ' . ,j , - I.W.Z ; 22 60 15 21 65 26 59 53 145 87 75 25 60 74 126 35 85 66 40 91 38 81 14 31 1 16.1 19 48 100 45 864 68 656 21 113 53 107 70 3 72 594.072 07 K.irl M MilU-r County Jurist I ChrMcr II Wcndt County CommiMUonrr s.s: E. H Taylor ! County ConinnMonc' I Interest 1575 25.09 1 99 28.78 807 14 12 23 15 25.75 43.65 37.41) 16.88 101.58 89 27 8 55 22 02 118 6 05 20.10 31.20 44.18 11.58 20.53 18 93 63.70 7.49 1536 51.35 62.63 66.00 63.60 21.84 18.76 17.48 85.28 33.76 243 42.47 69.57 25.08 3.58 5.13 71.70 59.66 148.58 93.65 4.69 4.64 4.00 3.91 151.45 10.51 40.62 14.39 41.06 10.09 10.89 21.69 27.27 61 13 8 55 47 66 3.15 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE ORDINANCE NO 83 AN OKOINANCE establishing a procedure lor assessing pari of the coM of constructing a ii'cr .yi- trni in the city of Eagle I'oint. Jackaon County. Oregon againat the properties benefited thereby nc ni and declaring an emergency. .!: WHEREAS, the city of Eagle 39.19 Point has heretofore commenced construction of a sewer system and has sold a $150.00000 issue of its 78.12 general obligation bonds for the 7 1 47 Purpose of paying part of the costs till of said system as provided by the Charier of said city, and I WHEREAS, it is the detjre of the council of said city and would 215.30.be in the best interests ol the city 46 85 Io Hskcss 'he costs of the said sewer system, ovef and above the J amount received from the afore- 281 .9 1 J,Hlu "a,e "f 'ts general oh li gat ion I bonds, against the property bene, i filed bv KHid svtitcm, and 247 74 ! WHEREAS, the council further desires to establish a procedure for declaring its aforementioned 23.72 intent and the holding of a public 56 25 near,nS ( hear objections or re monstrances to said improvement and the proposed assessment of 3.28 costs ns aforesaid against the prop erty benefited, now thcrclore I THE CITY OK EAGLE POINT 'ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS 61 47 i Section I: The council of the in oi r,agie roini nereoy oltimii's its intent to assess against each parcel of properly, or part thereof, benefited by the city sewer sys tem Its proportionate share of that I part of the costs of said system I in excess of funds heretofore re I ceived from the sale of the city's issue of Sl.10.0U0.Oo of general obli gation sewer system bonds. Section 2; A hearing is hereby called lo be held at the City Hail 1 in Eagle Point. Oregon at the hour lot 7.30 o'clock p. in-, on the 1st day of May, li)62 at which time the council will hear and consider ob jections or remonstrances to said j sewer system improvement, ana no. hhc proposed assessment of costs .I.J..fDas mentioned in Section 1 of this 48.52 ordinance. ! Section 3: The Recorder is herc j by directed to give notice of said 236.68 1 hearing by publishing a copy of i this ordinance in one issue of the t Med lord Mail Tribune, a newspa 93.69 ; per of general circulation within iine city oi t-agie roini, and oy causing a copy oi in is oral nance lo be posted at four public places in said city, such publication and posting lo be made not less than 10 days prior to the date of said hearing. section 4: If, at said hearing, the council determines it is in the best interests of the city of Eagle Point that the aforesaid costs of said ewer system be assessed against the parcels of : properly benefited thereby the ; council shall so declare by ordi ,,, nance and at such time as the costs 6-ai6 of construction of said sewer ys , tem over and above the amount thereof received from the sale of the city's general obligation sewer system bonds hereinbefore nicn iioned are determined, the Record er shall prepare the proposed as sessment to the respective lots and parts thereof within the city of EmkIc Point, the entire city being hereby declared to be the assess ment district, and shall present the same to the council at its next meeting, and the council by ordi nance may adopt, correct, "modify or revise the proposed assessment and direct the Recorder to give the notice provided for in Section 5 of this ordinance. Section 5: Notice of such pro- P" assessment snan no mailed r personally delivered to the own. cr of each lot proposed to be assessed, which notice shall slate the amount of the assessment pro- MUM-ti mi ui. ii owners property ana shall fix a date at which time objections thereto shall be filed with the Recorder, which date shall be not less lhan 10 davs atlcr the mxliiiff f ..K nnt.i... 8.74 and such notice shall further re . quire that any such objections snan state the grounds Ihereof. After ihc tune tor iilmg objections has expired the council shall con sider such objections and tuny cor rrct , adopt . modi I y or revise the proposed assessments and shall de termine the amount of assessment to he charged to each lot or part thereof within the assessment dis trict according to the special and Srrlioit 6: Assessments shall be come a hen upon the nronerlv assessed from and after the pns- igc oi ine ordinance spreading ip same and entry in the appro priate city hen record. Sec thin 7: It Is herebv ad indeed and declared lhai existing condi tions are such thai the nroeeduio outlined and the matters set forth In tins ordinance relating to the assessment of properties benefited hy the citv-widp sewer system in the city of Eagle Point are neces sary funds tor the construction and completion of said sower svstem project and it is therefore de- iaroit that tt is necessarv tor the Immediate preservation of the pub lic peace, health and safety of the cm cm oi the city of Eagle Point, Jack.sop Cntinlv, Oregon, that this ordinance shall take eft ret and bo latc- ly noon its passage and therefore an emeigcnev s declared to exist and this ordinance shall go in full force and effect from and at tri lls passage Passed by the council and signed by me in authentication of its passage this 1 7 th riav of April, l!i2 Ernie Gregg Mav or ATTEST Marian M. Vannice Recorder Approved bv of April. 1!I02 me this 17th day Ernie Clrcgg Maor NATIONAL FOREST TIM It Eft Sale No I. Iiull.ni i reek No. 1 Sealed bids will bo received bv Ihc Distnet Rancor or his author ized icpi escut.it iv e at tho Butte Kails Hanger St alum. Hutte Falls. Oregon up io and pot later than : 1 30 p iii . May -jr. I'tii2. lor all merchantable timber marked or designated lor cutting on an area embracing ,Yi acres more or less I uithm Section .t.t 135S. R :t E W M . survevrd. in tin- Itngue River Na tional Forest J.u-kson Countv, Ore son 1 he estimated volumes are "'M board tret of HougUvfir and pine species. KCM boat d teet ni white 1 1 1 and other species The minimum acceptable hid per M hoaid tret is as follows Douglas lir A pine species $2t 7(1. White tir other species S4 on This in cludes the follow ni).' rates, per M boa id tret for stum page including 1 deposit tor sale area be I termonl -M 7.ta fuse rate plus an additional $5 35 for !ooclas-hr and pine spe cies SJ 00 base late for White fn and other species and JJ Oil for slash disposal tor all species The prices bid for stumpaije shall be eoiwdci cd as tent am r rates mi h tret to i)u:ii -teriy calendar ad justment upu ai d or dow nw ard bv 0 i ot the duicrence between the a erase ol the month l 1 long t as tir He sum Indices as calculated bv the Forest Service tor the three previous months, and the follow -ihl' base indices Dousln-1 1 r and pine species w;i H l" White Mr ami oilier species 8?lMi.-i Such utiuNfirents in the price lor .stump- asc slia li he applicable to timber scaled durins the three-months pe. rtod lollow ms the quai ter tor w Inch the adjustment is computed In no event however shall the ad in sled stum page rates lor rach quarter be lcs- than the bae i ales as stated above When the ad msted tales bv species aie lower than tho base rates the diltctence between the tot,il dollar value ot the limber cut at admsled rate and at b.i-e rules will be tecoidcd tor each species The si umpasr rate lor a species will not he m ci eased al'ov e the base rate uni it the subsequent aduisted raiefbovr Hie base tate will develop an ac cumulated total dollar value lor tbr the i-d . a urnul.itcd d' ill be publi, h l1 .it the o"! Si-.tlt I bids oi the District H.o'ncr at 1 .iit p ni on M. 8. t'if..' A moncv older bank drnit. caOuer s or cct tided chei K in the sum ol niO 00 must Mi'conipanv cacti hid to be .tpp'icd to tlie pur chae price re funded or ret.tined fiM application to anv claim for dmawi a. accm ding to the r.V.. MEDFORD LEGAL NOTICES tion of lale. If requested by the purchaser, if bond is required, contract terms will permit felling of timber in advance of payment up to the value of the performance bond The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service hid formi for use in submitting sealed hidi and full information concerning the timber, the condi tions oj sale and the submission ot bids should be obtained from the District Ranger. Butte Falls. Oregon before bids are submitted. Sale No. 2, Indian Creek No. Z Sealed bids will be received hy the District Ranger or his author ized representative at the Butte Falls Ranger Station, Butte Fall. Oregon up lo and not later than 2 00 p m.. May 2B. 1062. for all merchantable timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing 20 acres, more or toss, within Section 33. T3SS. R3E. W.M., surveyed, in the Rogue River Na tional Forest, Jackson County, Ore gon. The estimated volumes are S5M board feet ol Douglas-fir & pine species; 35M board feet of (white lir and other Apecies The I minimum acceptable bid per M I board teet is as ioiiows: uougias- ; ! fir At pine species $24.80: White 1 lir Hi other species $5.00. Tins ! includes the following rates, per : M board feet for stumpage includ ing deposit for sate area better ment: $li.45 base rate plus an additional $5 35 for Douglas-fir and pine species; $2.00 base rate for White fir and other species and $3 00 for slash disposal for alt species. The prices bid for stump age shall be considered as tenta tive rates subject to quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward by 0.5 of the difference between the average of the month ly Douglas-fir Region Indices, as calculated by the Forest Service for the three previous months, and the following base i ad ices: Douglas-fir and pine species 103.R2lCi; While fir and other species 8f) 54 (A. Such adjustments In the price for stumpage shall be applicable to timber scaled during the three months period following the quar ter for which the adjustment is computed. In no event, however, shall the adjusted stumpage rates for each quarter be less than the base rates as stated above. When the adjusted rates by species are lower lhan the base rates, the dif ference between the total dollar rates and at base rates will he re corded for each species. The stump age rate for a species will not be increased above Ihc base rate until the subsequent adjusted rates above the base rate wilt develop an ac cumulated total dollar value for the dpecies in excess of the record ed accumulated difference. Sealed bids will be publicly opened and posted, at the office of the District Hanger, at 2:00 p.m., on May 28, I!IH2. A money order, hank draft, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $300.00 must accompany each bid, to be applied to the purchase price, refunded, or re tained for application to any claim for damages, according to the con ditions of sale. If requested by the purchaser, if hond la required, contract terms will permit felling or timber in advance of payment up to the value of the performance bond. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in submitting scaled bids and full information concerning the timber, the condi tions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger. Butte Falls, Oregon before bids are submitted. Sale No. 3, Indian Crock No. 3 Sealed hids will he received by the District Ranger or his author ized representative at the Butte Falls Ranger Station, Butte Falls. Oregon up to and not later than 2 30 p.m.. May 28. 19fi2. for all merchantable timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing 75 acres, more or less, within Section 33. T35S. R3E. W M., survey cd. in the Rogue River Na tional rorcst. Jackson County. Ore gon The estimated volumes are 2tioM board feet of Doug las-lir and pine species; 105 M board feet of White lir and other species. The minimum accept ah I o bid per M board feet is as follows; Don gins fir & pine species $24.70; White fir Ac other species $4.50. This includes the following rates, per M board feet for stumpage includ ing deposit for sate area betterment- $16.85 base rate plus an additional $5 35 for Douglas-fir and pine spcies; $2.00 base rate for While fir and other species and $2 50 lor slash disposal for all species. The prices hid for stump age shall lie considered as tenta tive rales subject to quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward by 0 5 of the difference between the average of the month ly Douglas-fir Region Indices, as calculated by the Forest Service for the three previous months, and the following hase indices; Douglas-fir and pine species 103.821 C i; White fir and other species 80 54 i A i. Such adjustments in the price tor stumpage shall be ap plicable to timber scaled during the three-months period following the quarter for winch the adjust ment is computed. In no event, however, shali tho adjusted stump age rates for each quarter bo less than the hase rales ns stated above. When tho adjusted rates by spe cies are lower than the base rates, tho difference between the total dollar value of the timber cut at adjusted rates and at base rates will lie recorded for each species. The stumpage rate for a species will not be increased above the base rate until the subsequent ad justed rates above the base rate will develop an accumulated total dollar value tor tho species in excess of the recorded accumulat ed dil ferenee. Sealed hids will be publicly opened and posted, at the I ol t ice of tho District Ranger, at 2 30 p m . on May 2R. 10ti2. A I monev order, bank draft, cashier's I or certified check in the sum of Salll) On must accompany each bid, I t. ho applied to the purchase price. refunded or retained for applica tion to any claim for damages, according to tho conditions of sale I If requested by tho purchaser, if hond is required, contract terms will permit felling of timber in j advance of pav nient up to the value of the performance bond ! Tlie right to reiect any and all bids is reserved Forest Service hid forms tor use in submitting sealed bids and full information concerning the timber, the condi tions of sale and the submission of bids should tie obtained irom I the District Ha user Rut to Falls, i Oregon before huts are submitted. voTirr. to t - it i tmorts IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of LESTER F1.1.1S Deceased NOVICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned ha been appoint ed b the Circuit Court of Oregon for J.iek'on Countv, Administra trix ot the e-iate of l.eter E'hv t deceased All persons having i l (mm against the said rotate are herebv notified lo preent the said claims .with the proper ouchcrs to the undersigned administratrix at the otticcs of Harbison and Piara 201 U S National Bank Hide . Medford. Oregi n within six months from the i d.itr ot this notice DATED AND FIRST PUB LIS11KD tht 6th dav of April. 1962 t Li I a Mae McClanahAn, Administratrix , Harbison and Pia.i j Attorneys for Administratrix NOVICE OF FIN M. HE ARINO Probate No tllOt IN THE CIHCl'lT CtM'RT OF THE SI AIK OF OHEC.ON FOR JACK SON COI N IV IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MONTE JOSEPH KOl'NZ. also known a.s Montr J Kounz and M .1 Kouiu deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.it Joan R K on n executrix of the ,thoe estate has tiled in the above entitled court and catxed her final account and report and said court has hxed April ,10th. U62. at the hour ot !Md a ni m the courtroom o! said court .it the courthouse in ! Medtoi d lack on Countv . Oi eson a the time and pi iter tor heai ing obn-ciious therrto and for the et tlrnirnt theirof l Patrd this 30th dav of March. Joan R Kouni. Fxrciitrix FmcII Riflckhurst A Horneckrr 1 Attorney for Executrix t MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO HZ AS ORDINANCE declaring the Councils intent to cause the ex cavation, grading, construction of curbs and asphalt paving of Fourth Street from Mananila Street to Hazel Street in the City of Central Point. Oregon, and to assess the cost thereof on adjacent property; providing for a meeting of the Council to consider pro tests againM said improvement: and providing for the service of owners of adjacent property with nonce of laid hearing by the Recorder WHEREAS, a petition in due and proper form was heretofore filed with the Council requesting the excavation, grading, construction of curbs and asphalt paving of Fourth Street from Mauzanita Street to Hazel Street In the City of Central Point and the Council heretofore ordered the preparation of plans and specifications for said proposed improvement, and WHEREAS, the plans and speci fications lor said proposed im provement have now been ap proved by the Council and are on file in the office of the City Recorder, now therefore THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS; Section I: That it is the inten- I tfon of the Council to cause the excavation, grading, construction of curbs and asphalt paving of Fourth btreet trom Manzanna Street to Hazel St. in the Citv of Central Point in accordance with plans and specifications therefor on file in the office of the City Recorder at the city Hall in cen tral Point, Oregon, to which plans and specifications reference is hereby made, and to assess upon each lot. or part thereof, adjacent to and benefited by such improve ment its proportionate share of the cost thereof as provided by the Charter of the City of Central Point. Section 2: The Council will meet at the City Hall in Central point on May 1. 10152. at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m.. at which time and place the owners of said adjacent property are hereby called upon to appear before the Council and show cause, if any, why said street should not be improved in accordance with said plans and specifications and why said prop erty should not be assessed for said improvement. Section 3; The City Recorder Is herebv directed to serve notice of yaid hearing upon the aforesaid property owners by publishing this Ordina lice once in the Med ford Mail Tribune, a newspaper of gen eral circulation within the City of Central Point, at leat ten HOl days before the date of said hear ing and by posting five 5i cooies of this ordinance, one thereof at each of five f 5 ) public and con spicuous places in the City of Central Point, for a period of ten (10) davs prior to said hearing. PASSED by the Council and signed by me in open session in authentication of its nassage this 17th day of April, i0f2. F. W. Mason Mayor ATTEST: Lyle Paull Recorder Approved by me this 17th day of April, 1962 F W. Mason Mayor Notice of School Election in the Rural Srhool District of Jackson County. Oregon, Upon Question of Increasing Tax Levy Over Amount Limited hv Section II. Article XI, State Constitution Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the Rural School District of Jackson County. State of Oregon from 2 P.M. to 8 P.M. on May 7. 1962. The election will be held in each component school district at fhe polling places designated as follows: District No. 4 : Phoenix Grade School Gym, Talent Grade School Gym: District No. 3: Lincoln Ele mentary School: District No. 6: Central Point Junior High, Hanby School Gold Hill. Sams Valley School- District No. 9' Eagle Point High School, Shadv Cove Elemen tary School, Elk-Trail Elementary School; District No 35: Rogue River High School; District No. 40: Applegate Elementary School; District No. 59: Prospect High School: District No. 62: Evans Val ley Elementary School; District No. 91: Butte Falls High School: District No. 94: Pinehurst Elemen tary School; District No. 549: Jackson Elementary School, Jeffer son Elementary School. Lincoln Elementarv School. Roosevelt Ele ment 11 ry School, Washington Ele mentary School. Oak Grove Ele mentary School. West Side Ele mentarv School. Hoover Elemen tarv School. Wilson Elementarv School, Griffin Creek Elementary School. Jacksonville Elementarv School. Ruch Elementary School, Howard Elementarv School. Lone Ppi Elementary School. The purpose of the election is to submit to the legal voters of the rural school district the ques tion of increasing the tax lew for thf fiscal year beginning .tulv 1 , 1962, over the amount limited bv Paction 11. Article XI of the Con stitution The reasons for Increasing such lew are The total levy of the Rural School District is $2.706 296 86. The tax base of the Rural School District is $2.108 242 33. and i the amount thit the Rural School Board en lew without a vote of the neople. The amount to be voted io pvcpfj of the tax bane in $398, 05 ' 51. The amount of lax. in excess of the six nor cent limitation proposed In he levied bv th" rural "school district of Jackson County, Oregon, for ttie fisc-'t voar beginning Julv I. 19fi2. is $598 O.-it 51 Dmed this 13th dav of April. 1962. Glenn W Smith Secretary. Rural School Board Attest: Alf B Mekvold NOTICE OF SCHOOL FLECTION j UPON Ml ESTION OF INCKEAS INU T A X I. E V Y O V I'. R AMOUNT LIMITED RY SEC I TION II, ARTICLE, XI, STATE CONSTITUTION Notice i hereby given that an election will be held in School District No 94 of Jackson Countv, State ot Oregon, from 2 00 P.M. to 8 00 PM on May 7, 1962. at Pme ' hurst School m said school dist rict, for the purpose of submitting j to the legal voters of jaid district the question of increasing the tax , levy tor the fiscal year 1962-1963 i over the amount limited by section jil. article XL of the Constitution , of Oregon The rraMins for increasing uch levy are I School District No 94 has no tax base thcrclore it is necessary to vote the entire levy f The amount of tax in excess of the 6 , limitation, proposed to he levied for said fiscal vear in $20,936 10 Dated thi Ifith dav of April. . 1962 ! Andrew B Rout wick Chairman Board ot Directors Attest Mildred D L.urd District Clerk l NOI U E TO t 111 HI 1'ORS No 112:10 ! IN THE CIRCl'IT COt'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COl'NTY OF JACK SON In the Matter of the Estate of OLIVER B ELDR1DGE Deccase.1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.tt the undersigned h.ts been duly ap- ; pointed hv the Circuit Court of ; .Lick son Countv. Oregon Execu trix of the estate of the above named decedent and all persons havint; claims .ilmiiM s.nd estate are herebv tiotiticd to present s.ui'0 vith vouchers dulv vcriued provided bv law io the uvdrr-sig-ied at the o'tue o! HOBtH I' A BOYER and DAVIS AND AINS W OR I H Attornrv s. Siskiv ou lloulevai d --hiand. Oft son with in six month. of the dale of first publication of this notice DA I'M) and firM published this 3th dav ot Much 1'iii.' s OLIVE L HCUSON , At tot nev s tor F!ate 11 WIS AND AINSWORVH ROBERT A FOYER W Siskiv on Rntlf v ard AshUnd, Orfon OREGON I LEGAL NOTICES I CLERK S MONTHLY STiTEMENT ! COl'NTY t OIRT PROt EElUNtiS JACKSON COUNTY CO CRT March. 1962 The followme is a statement of . the proceedings of the County ;j. Hoey 570 43. Hubbard Brothers Court of Jackbon County, listing i R7 M, Hubhell 29.12. Hudsons claimants for supplies and serv- i r" ()j Hughes Photo 4.95. I. Huson ices which were passed upon dur- .3000' lnd Air Products 17 18. IBM mg the month of March. 19152 as iq 37' Jackson Countv 386.50. Jack required by Chapter 136 of 1947 : Bon county Health Dept. 20.00. R Session Laws : James 80c. K. Janouch 4 43. Jewett E M. MADDEN, 1 Oftice Supply 102 36. Jorgenseni Countv Clerk ' 257 73. KeiUi Schulz M2 2. Mock Approved by Countv Court- I cr Pnnterv 25190. S. King a -00, Orders in the Matter of Filing i Korner Farm 47 87. Dr. Lawson Riverview Estates Plat, Hacienda 5 00. Legislative Counsel 107 SO. Park Extension No 1 plat. The Leoni 11.28. Q Lewis 20 00. Ltetz Pines Subdivision Plat Kerr Sub- 7 20 Littrell Parts 26.92. Louise division Plat, tax foreclosures ' Home 39.03. Lovinger Co. 238. u, from Jackson Countv to John B E Madden. Trustee I6fi4.00, Manns Hamacher. Beulah Billings, et al. 8 B0 Mart 3 9.). Max-Sig 8 R.", Me raydrex. Inc., Cancellation of per- chanics Laundry 416. Med ford Bona! taxes not collectible, tax re-t Builders Exchange 1.10. Med ford fund to E. Torresan. I Chamber of Commerce 3.75, Med Filedr Countv r"n.,r. I-... n 1 f in 1 1 Med ford Fuel Dog Control minutes. Budget mm- ! utos. Reports from County Clerk, i Veterans Service Office. Countv i County ; Farm Home. Constable Office. Doe Control, Relief Work Program. Audit. Apopintment of Robert ! Lewis Levison. Deputy Sheriff. i uuiujr runa: ho., nit-ins ior services ol , employees of Jackson County. Ore- u. vjnirnoacner i.tj.'jo, Conner 49.13. H. Gault 451.01 C. Mynck 2o0.52. L. Northland 96.47, J. Cave 100.90. D. Abernathv 165.16. E. Ostrander 132.30. E Bry an 6.31. N Matteson 52 30 J, waisn 320.33. P. Bettiol 432.31. D. DeBerrv 406 94 R r.hp1nf ji.ti G. Wright 382.59. L. Rice 37fl i- B. Tennant 340 95. W. Rice 358 VauShn 359.37. B. Bjarnsen 37036, W. Paul 382 26. C Mean 288 69. M. Brooks 310 39. M Ha gan 233.40. J. Bailev 213.07. B Johnson 33137. M. Stephens 235.97, J. O'Hara 393 73. P. Elliott 288 84. J. Brown 263.14, P. Hanlin 350.24. C. Perdue 333.86. D. Smith J;8.96. J. Tizekker 318.79 D Decker 307 59. M. Farnham 215.58. J. Nouguier 197.62. D. Young 208.33. J . Williams 92 84, L. Mevers 7.97. T. Mc In tyre 320.71. A. Carter 273.00. C. Anderson 244.33 R. Jen kins 268 73. G. Bohl 261.39. D Rice 203.57, C. Barr 209.83. H Du gan 30501. A. Carver 129.23. C. Gibson 263.36, H. S pea re 237 72 M. Mitchell 256.19. M. Smith 237.72. E. Kingery 21637, P. Wat son 242.43. W. Terry 232.72 D Wolf 237.72. S. Berns 200.34, M. Boni 203.34, B Steele 38.14 J Whitman 88.08, K. Beycrlin 125.08, M. Atkinson 201,00. M. McGinly ....... j. ucMiiensK.v M.M. c standard un 10s1.n1. iars vac Jennings 293 68. K. Sandvig 233.63, utim 43.40. State lnd. Acc. Comm. R. Lacy 229.13. E. Patterson 88 70. State Public Welfare 35. 226 09, I. Bogcner 195.57, M. Harsh 370 00 St. Marv's Home for Boys 226.81. D. Wilson 24!l Jii n t- ' j ri- Clnrmn IO 00 Simertnr Cartncy 181.86. F. Stalcup 172' 67. L. Knips 133.11, A. Martin 236.19. H. Wood 41080. F. White 397.16, uoi fvL-i .i;if.io. n. Moadtcv 433 86. R. Clarke 409.56. C Milter 381.01, F. Whited 331.31. H. Com mons 388.61. C. Eihart 337 76 H Luchtethand 350.87. D. Vcnckamp 320.43. J. Russell 305.07. L, Law rence 337.76. C Guches 307.10. D. Childreth 71 91, M. Beneka 236 19 G. Campbell 171.01. L. Brewer 203.54, R. Greenman 217 63 L Ehrke 186.28. S. Bjornsen 24158 L. Floux 202.46. R. Pellelt 300 60 W Cockran 337.38. A. Johnson 80.62. R. Rucker 206 45 R K Rucker 206.45. C. Walker 242 88 D. Underwood 118.96. V Morse 223.90. R. Walls 182.31. T. Her shey 214.30. G. Millaqe 94 17 I Mitchell 163.34. D. Goddard 178 34 H. Bnley 213.84. E. Hopkins 157.00. B. Waterman 139.70. D. Maltern 156.63, M Hamaker 172.01. H Mur phy 145.20, E. Bankstnn 162.43 R Williams 162 54. E. llolbrook 193.04, A. Collver 158 74. W. Best 194.63. A. Sweet 17606, N. Wright 164.06. E Garrard 176.75. N. Creel 155.54, L. Lester 154 54, P. Kennev 190.63. L Keith 18104, E. McGar ity 3231. L, Stanley 157.16 K Krowell 406.23. L. Tweed v 363 63 R Walker 282.52 R s.-hmirt 323.22. L. Wells 324 72. H. Abbott 22i,13, R. Clay 16R.3I. L. Boggs 38 14. M. Lance 26.68, F Clink 334 31. A Makinen 317.67. V Elm gren 232.13. S. Allen 304 35, C Mr (.uire 275 14. A. Padgham 17160, ol. S?SSJ8" 20- N- Van Dewalker 2118,1. E. McGalliard 317 67, G Runyan 364.74. O. Moore 371.49 J Koppes 286.47. A. Burghart 217.20 V Peter 219.88. C. Birk 54.54. C Boydcn 16.71. M. Bovden 14154 L. Hart 6143. B James 10 15 P Miller 38 28. L. Pinkham 66.40 f' Roberts 16.22. L. Williams 205 23 -. in 1 it j u' u' 2.13.20. L. Hendnx 37.44. C. Smith 356,99. T. Owens 193 06 uiadock 318 27. P. Gilninn 366.88. M McNeil 300.60. I. Rus sell 259.62. C. Morris 99 68 F Donahoo 338 20, M. Howell 286 08 Cochran 24.70. W. Manning 289.13. I Powell 20.VO2 L. Sher man 27.00. J. Eaton 363.33 P B r 1 n s o n 237 94. D. Treadweli 265.93. N Ledward 429 43 S Thompson 213 29, A. Geren 238 06 S. Shorey 306 10. J. Wilson 252 03 C Morris 117 82. R. Woodville .11783. R. James .lit in n n- 90 11 M ll,.r.i.nii -i-V-io t in'i n a c Au1 iV3 L" Pcrr 303 63. A. Smith 241.56. E. Leach Ai' "' Payments for travel: H. Abbott 18 40. S Allen 40 64 D. Ashpole 4.00. R. Barker s:i -et J Bass 36.88. M, Bovden 1 I 90 ' r" LiitiK 1H.28. W. Cochran 28 16 H Commons 35 76. K. Crowell 110 28. u. ueiicrry ;m ., j. Uiddock 21 12 W Dieriex 72 73 .1 F:.ii. it )- Fthart 48 08. R. Ghevsan 39 73. T. I I MitniMi lyt.n. (j. iiendrix 42 24 R noanicy j , t,o. Jackson County nuiin tiati dj. a. Johnson oo 80 E Kanclier 33 32. J Kopnes 70 05 L Lawrence 33 36, E. Leach 14 24 N Ledward 26 36, J l.evcn 6 40 H Luchterhand 33 60. E McGalliard " l Met, wre 36 00. A Maki nen 40 72. W. Mainline 214.16, C. .Mctns i.i. a. .MerKel 4 1.76. C. Miller 28 72. O Moore 77.17 W, f Paul 61.50, L Rice 45 00 G. Run. ' van 94 34, J. Russell 32 80 C Smith 4"i :ih n :,.,.,(. 68 30. O Vcnckamp 56 40, R Wal- ker 33.60. J Walsh 71 50. L Wells 154 !6. F. White 38 88. F, Whited io to. t-ayments for jury service and witness ices K Pool 86 10. A Rc'tcr 118 98 R Rowhotham 67 50 H Sbakms 107 00. 11. Simons 82 50. J. Spitzer 25 86. L Stiles 52.50, R Wilkes 52 50, L Ford 75 on R n.ich !6,t0. V Hall 45 00. D Hiccins 130.00. D Rolls 15 00. L White 7 i0 ' C. Adkms 8 30. G Cetcer 41 5" D Harrison 25 66, C Younc 47 a' rM Clark ) 26, M. DeBerrv l.ian j A Ruth 15 011. M. Sherman is on !D Axel 67 50. V. Black 75 W M l Bohnker 73 81. E Broker 22 8 J Burr 49 50 B Cmtrall R n D C ranicr H! 00. R Cunnincham t7 aO. D. Cupp 25 86 J Dalv ( 113 04. E Kidman 115 00. N Er : kine 76 ;o. c. Franklin 45 00 C i Fry 75 op. N Gtadteltcr 60 Od' E Glass 75 00. E Hall 75 00. F Hani j mond !6 afi, M Jensen 52 50 M , Korth 61 46 T. Loucharv H2 50 J i Martin B'l 40. E Moad 7 50 1 Cronin 15 00 C Ely 30 00. A Bul kier 15 00. Justice Court Jurors Ashland 3mm F Bolton 5 00 A Cottrell 27 36. L. Cotfrell 25 26 W. Wood 3 20 L Silveira 33 30 D Sieers 33 80, E. Bicham 33 Sn P Nevtn 33 80 E Greenwood 33 8" H Ellis i oo R Kmnev 5 00. C Larimer 5 00 R Mete 5 00 Pav mrnts for supplies, services and equipment Addrev-OkM-aph 265 74 A Barne koft 1218 ). Acorn 201 65. Am Hospital Stipplv l!i 3;,. Apeco 226 70. Am Red Crnss 1507 on Am I Steel 127 38 Ashland Citv of 34 50. Ashland Tiding 144 24 ' A-h-land Ottice Supplv ,i0 20 Athletic Supply 67B.i. Austms 38 70. Birco 83 6ii Bale . 47. Beck 101 72 P Bettiol 1485 00 Big Pines 1.12 32 ; Blue Seal 100 Bov d Coftee 1166 37. E Branchfield 70 00. Brai : nerd 20 85 J Brandenburg 1000. Hrvants Kev Shop 4v. Brocr Gro cerv 305 rtt B.irromrhs c.irp 62 80 Calif -Pac 627 02 Cascade Business Sv stems 41'M. Caiivhc Services for Children 5 00. Central Hexali 610 38 H Chickenoi: 16', 1 25 Chntic School 9 68. Chuck's Pump . 125 0U Citv Saililarv Service 21 AO Cot ice Cup 6 iMi Cou If t 7!i I Dr Cov le Hotel 40.1 Crater 2'02 52 Curnculiur Dennis A Co 20 ot iM-'.-t- 6i7 -.n tVpi 68 00 Dietench Po Donahoo .53 2' Dr 'cs Che ; "in, Cra'er La e Motors CctMcr 2 'io Dcpl o! Fi ot Vehicles t 44 47 E Diice 1 ' 00 Duma D- Dunh.im 4S4 70 tlectt ic 2 'Ml Elton 62 07 KiU'rrp Hotel ih 50 ! armcrs L utv'ier 16 70. Flovd Barnes ;i R4 Eluhrer B.ikcr tes .15 17. Fore Bro 104 t '. Fo er 4 40 F Gallatin 5 'i" R Git drf os7 Oil, H CauSl 30 00 C.i- LEGAL NOTICES eral Tire " 00. Glhson Saddlery 3 00. Gtlman s 90 !tfi. G Surplus 270 00,, R. Grant 35 00. Greyhound 12 54. Groceteria 425 23. Hamlin Motor 12 21 P. Haviland 1000.00 2 .'0. H D. Medford 1.23. Med ford Hotel 50 Medford 80. Medford Lab. 00- j Medford Lb'r. 4 11. Medford Print- Una 138 67. ' Medford Sationery 460.20. Medford Steel 3.vte. B Manlcy 35 00. F. Mitledge ) 3 00. H. Milter 72 00. Motor- j iota 33!.to. "u ,' , I nonman toiinij t:m ... nv........ Hospital 576.45. National Shentt Assoc. 12.50. Dr. Nelson u.uu. Welders wince du i.ui.u.. en int iiaini Ore. Asoc 50 00 Ore Assoc. of County Parks 49 00 Ore State Hospital 41 1 .i7. Otis Elevator 190.06. Pacific Fruit 7177, i'aeinc ecu 110.1.1 1, ' Pruxer 890.23. Paramount Pest Control 8.00. Park Motors 1108, Pierce Freight 4 76, Pitney Bowles 44 20 Police Assoc 3 00. Post master 110.40. Prentice Hall 22 92. Prospect Garace 300 00. D. Provost 83 00. Public Employes Retirement Board 61 1 1 .52. Public Employes Retirement System 814.37. Quality Market 79.70, Rayspray 66.00, Rears Mfg. 2.27, J. Redden 3500, J. Rccdor 35.00. V. Reh 101.73. Ri verside Apts 40 00. Rogue Flying Service 82.90. Rogue Sportsman 2 15. Rogue Valley Livestock Auc tion 172.36. Rogue Valley Physi cians 137.B3, T. Rutter 41.95. Sac red Heart 35.30. Safeway Stores 83.00. Dr. Sammons 25.00. Schuss Wholesale 331.55, Scientific Sup plies 8 04, S C. Jones 43.00. Secur ity Ins. 10 80. F. Sercomne 7.00, Signal Oil 730.26. Sims 7.47. Sim mons Carbon 61.64, Siskiyou Coun tv Road Dept. 5.00. Siskiyou Hard ware 7 50. Siskiyou Electric 21.18, rii-ft .,i-oical tfiTS Snnrt Kish ing 10.00. Standard' Brands 63 34. Rubber Stamp 18.75. Surgical Sales Talent Feed 19.95. E. Taylor 7.50. Taylor Sheet Metal 24.CO. lexaco 46.01 Timber Products 7.110. irow hndge & Flvnn 41.24. United Air lines 162.80. U. S. Dept. of Agri culture 9.19. University of Ore. 796 22. U. S. National 8238.04, U S ! Treasury Dept. 34.64. Villa St. Ro.sc 61.94. Voiqhts 151.02. D. Wal ker 25.00. J. Walsh 3 83. Wash Na tional Ins. 724.83. Wieners 46 00, Dr Weisel 48 00. West Main Pharmacy 1 19.66, Western Oil. Ashland 650.30. Western Oil. Med. ford 563.63. Western Union 11 78. Wet Main Rent Ail 68.80. H. Wil son 35.00. Wilson McCabe 270 00, G. Workman 1.11. Vale Banklock 40.00. Zellerbach 31686. Building Improvement: A. Bjornsen 405.94. G. Nelson 229 09 C. Currcnee 306.30. Bates 31 .60. Bower.s 78.78. Bryants Key 1 25, Court Street Repair 400.59, Hubhard Bros. 4.05. Jackson Coun tv Road Dept. 41.23. E. Madden, Trustee 26 90. Nat. Hospital Assoc. 20 20 Ore Wash Carpenters Fund 17.60, Parigham Glass 138.51. Pitts burgh Glass 56.16, Public Em ployes Retirement Board 37.7. Siskiyou Electric 289.44. Smith Lbr. 22.05, So. Ore Nursery 1 ( 311, State lnd. Acc Comm. 120. U. S. National 151 80, Wash. National Ins. 2 22. Capital Improvement: Barco 1.25. Hubbard Rros. 25 85. Jackson County Road Dept. 69 38. R. Marsh 4413 42 Littrell Parts 11411. Medford Steel 71.35. Pavne and Struble 66.20, Pittsburgh 12.95. R. Stephenson 38.65, S-W Floor Cover 20 34. Civil Defense: J. Hicks 226 21. E. Peterson 93.16. Jackson County Ro" Dept. 29. E Madden. Trustee 4 40. Max Sig 25.63. Medford Radio 1 service n 110. j Park Motors ..uI'om . Service 6 00. Pacific Bell 1 50. 31.90. Public fcm- plovcs Retirement Board 11 34, fied voters living within the at State lnd. 88c. United Radio Sup- tendance area of the Jefferson plv 424.00. U.S. National 23.90, Elementary School shall vote at Wash, National Ins. 1. 11, Wieners the Jefferson Elementary School; 300. Those legally qualified voters liv- Juvenile Operation and Mainten- ing within the attendance area of ancc '' the Lincoln Elementary School R Swan 357 90. F. Swan 59 72. : shall vote at the Lincoln Eictncn A Hamilton 1 16 78. L. Hamilton tarv School; Those legally qualt 10298. R. Swan 37.10. Becks 1082. fieri voters living within the -f-ahf P;eific :7. 74 Chitwood & I tendance area of Roosevelt Ele- Stone 12 45. City Sanitary Service '".,.,.., .i . n,n-. c J .70. uavin ncsiaiirHiu o.u.. i-tim- er Lbr 1130 Foster's 8.41. Gar- 1 den Center 43 30. Hubbard Bros. 13 50 Jims Produce 83 86, .Inrgen- Uens 86 02. E Madden. Trustee 28 90. Manns 14 28. Medford. City i u 1139 H Miller 20.00. Nat. Uus- ni tnt 13 55. Picks 15.00, Pierce Freight 9 66. Public Employes Re tirement Board 30.13. Quality Mar ket 37.02. Robinson Bros 71.30. B. S.irtf 27 88, Schuss Wholesale B.-i2 85, Smith Sales 28 59. So. Benr Creek 7 00. State lnd. Acc 1 72. ! Surplus Property 2 25. Trowbridge Hi MVnn .1- '-'I l 3 .iaiiiiii.ii j nose ici;hii 4u,.Mmt 123 00 Wash National Ins. 2 22. ; ing within the attendance area or Willamette Vallev 74.26. the Hoover Elementary School Medford l.ibrnrv 47.807.76. shall vote at the Hoover Elemrn- Gencrai Road Fund: i tarv School; Those legally quah- Net payments for services of i fied voters living withm the at emplovees road department: I tendance area of the Wilson F'a- tl Austin 320.71. W. Brown I mentary School shall vote at thn 76 92 R Carstensen 611.90. D. ! Wilson Elementary School; Those Dow 38667. R Fitzgerald 338 1 2, , legally qualified voters living H Geiglc 424 13. R Levison 2 1 6 77. ; w ithin the attendance area of ihc M McCartney iliiw. u. rruui 1 77 00 P Rvnninc 73 87. L. Shorev 371 55 V South 333 60. K Walker i 355 41 W Winkler 236.76. H Ben - ; nrn 126 92. A. Black 230 RI. L. ! ! Andrews 325 41, L. Bigham 32520. j Burns 296 27. G Htils 287 02, J. I Martin 303 08. A Sttth 336 10. J. 1 SutUin 26! 93 G Buchholz 281 43. I. Rurriaht 245 53. L Culv 314 66, ! L Damon 313 64. P Hannaford :t-.T'll F. H.irnish 34571. J. LlisK I 274 65. M Tryon 313 03. J Bnlri- j win 250 73. R. Remma.i 259 19. H. Brown 248 32. C. Culv 261.14, M Grittin 275 13. L Hartman 274 17. W Hartman 372 58. 2''4 2ti. D Herndon Jnhnsnn 246 24. R iiu-hn 277 20 C Baker 378 05 M. !Boat 438 24 H Doom 321 70 R shall vote at the Lone Pine Ele . Glace 330 23 J Merntt 335 60. C. ni"ntarv School Perdue 416 75 A Jesseme 268 65.! Dated this seventeenth day of O Ahhott 246 51. E Accorne April. t'62 ?R3 3fi n Baker 360 47. J Reams! 343 51. W. Be'lCh 2!'4 18. A Black ! E Boatdman 286 63 C Bourne 33151. R Bourne 277 11, :v Broean 339 35. V Brow n ; 2t:i 11 G But fuiRfon 332 01 . J. i Burdrll 263 57. C Calkins 272 13, I N.Cavs 238 53. W Chapman 32' 18. 0 Chestnut 344 85. C Chitdrrs 284 72. G Childreth 285 5! R Clark 213 06. D Clifford 370 8". E Clouch 305 01 C Comstork 2-;3 2'. .1 Conner 317 76 F Cook 37 52. E Cooper 382 07 L Cooper 382 "7 F Cooper 238 ';i. Coverdrde 242 63 G Crumlev 338 3! E Cul ver 272 77 I. Cuthurth 327 47. .1 Danford 2'8 37. C Dean 28'' 37, H Dener 267 61. R DUvorih 37R 78. C Dooms 304 a 1 W Dooms 321 07. W Dow-cn 302 26 G Dutton 3'3 53, E. Fart 365 30. J ;r 286 60. L Earl 26 2l T Ear! 247 03 J Eathcrton 310 61. B Estcs 2'4 55 H Ferns 321 49. D F!od 2 13 '4 F Foust 28'ino. D (;od dard 261 34 C Goodnight 280 1,. L Gordon 335 60. p. Groves 262 41. R Guches 265 2' A Hadd.wk 273 8 I Hall 285 64. R. Harnish 252 .11. S Ham 230 56 S Hart, bauor 27 0' B Hatch 335 60 F, Henderson 288 47 T Hora 27151. W Irons 32! :6 M Jacobsen 321 55. C Jenks 281 77, R Johnson 2'-8 51 A Jones 306 80. E Kantor 2:tS I H Kantor 340 51 C Keciev 35 ''8 J Keller 3111 01. L Kmc 2 f'!i. M Kuwon 37 84. D Kiser I'M '6 K Kile 2"' 52, I Lai-on 316 43 A Lester 30( n R L.vvas 253 : P Lv nch 2H7 30 J Maps ton 2T0 48. F Marshall 305 28 R Verrnt 382 07 C Michael 286 22 C Mit-hael 307 ' J M-llrr .127 18. B Moore 3"6 16 M Morr 3M 6'.. 1 Music 2M'3 4 J Nikodvm 331 51. M Owens 247 ''l J Perdue F P'Cioe 3 ."'6 or J pruttt 8 44. 7 11 D Rawlines 258 6 L Ray 3:2 00 R KmAhareer 3M 21, G Robert son 32J 16 C. Rvn 134 14. D. Scott '15.111 D She! in 27120. F Shpr "mi .102 51 F Shiptev 288 ,18. Shuck 270 81 R Simmons 3n'i '.J. llEOAt NOTICES P Smith 271.16. W. Snmnjer 3 SI 3J. iR Snua 326 44, J. Sprafliing l iM. ,H. Stout 322 32. D. Sweet 34') 1 lit.. " , II Tolle 3.5 43. IL Vandorpool 314 65. L Varncf i 332 84. C Verfctcficn 300.713, D. Walden 283 44. W. Walker 27E1.3I, ! H Wallace 25.37. A. Wat ten berg 410 10 T. Werder 200.17. E. White l!M7nK C, William:. 2Gti 'i2. T. Wright 277.56. C. Wyman 333 21. Payments for supplies, service and equipment for road dept. Air Mac 4C0.00. Am. Steel 3238.22. Anders 183. Ashland, Citv of 6.00. Barco 2 23. Balzer Machinery 62.33. Bruiting Co. 16 56. Burke Concrete t2 02. Ore Machinery 4360 36, Cedar Rap ids 17 78, Clayton Co 486 75. Col vear Motor 753 33. Courtesy Chevrolet 12 67. Crater Auto Sup ply 226.46. Crater Lake Machinery 153 63. Crater Lake Motors l.iSl. E. Cushman 108.00. Dept. of Agri culture 12.50. DePcster Inc. 1517 50. Diesel Pump .1.) vu. taKiw p0int. City of II. 00. Electric Sup- Esco 703 39. Farmer fi , ' KeenauahtV 4.20. Forest- ,en Lbr ' 470 40. General Beannfj i3 49 General Paint 81.30. Ceo. w,son l 3S Gold Hill. City of 2 70, Hamlin Motor 6 la. nauprri ir. tor 79.(19. Hi .Martin i iu, iiuu barri Bros. 4.86. Howard Cooper 58. Hvdraulic Service -Ji, in ternational Harvester 131 (.42. .1. Johnson 37.05. Kings Hiway 403.99. Kliever Machine 6O.0K. Lii'.reu Parts 939.10, Loggers & Contrac tors 181.74. McCulloeh 4 15. Mc Graw Co 40.60. E Madden. Trus tee 1237.70 M. Lininper & Sons 10634 18. Medford. City of 9 67, Med lord Concrete 1 4 90. Medford Corp. 313.37. Medford Lbr. 3.20. Medford Motors 17.17. Medford Plate Glass 91.80. Medford Station ery Store 25 13, Medford Tire 2 0't, Medford Steel 4 05, Moore Steel 309.51 M. W. Chain Saw 20.93, Nash Ford 5.32. National Hospital 1263.40, Nelson Equip. 46.05, Ore, Liquid 38.00. Ore. Tire 2250.00. P.t eiiie Bell 51. 60. Pac Power 402.25. Parigham Glass 14 26. Parsons 1049.44. Paul Smiths Saw Shop 8.73. Pierce Freight 3-09, Power Transmission 2081 05. Retirement Board 5189. R & M Const. 20586.34.. Rogue Equip. 55.00, Rush Electric 564.66. Sam Jennings 91.72. L. Shorey 51.44. Sloan Co. 15.68. Snap on Toots 6.79. So. Ore. Bearing 1813.76. So. Ore. Wcfrting 9.00. Standard Oil Co. 274.70, State lnd. 6324.06, Stevens Corp. 222.85, SureFit 73 60. Texaco 4812.73, Thrift Auto Supply 13.57. Union Oil fit 13.61. U.S. National Bank 6738.70. Vanco 60.30. Wainscot Is Pharmaev 7.50. Wash. Nat. Ins. 169 83 Westinghouso 12 60. Willa mette Vallev 30 11. Witham nMrt 37.96. W P. Fuller 26.62, Zeller- '. ha.h ' papcr '57.22 NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION AM) MF.FT1NC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Sec. 331.010, ORS, to the legal voters of School Dist rict No. 549C. of Jackson Countv, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL. SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEET ING of said district will be held at the following pollinp places, to wit : At the Jackson Elementarv School. Jefferson Elementarv j School. Lincoln Elementary School," Roosevelt Elementary School, Washington Elementary School, Oak Grove Elementarv School, West Side Elementary School. Hoo ver Elementary School. Wilscn Elementary School. Griffin Crc-k Elementary School, Jacksonville Elementary School, Ruch FJcmr n tary School. Howard Elementary School, and Lone Pine Elemen tary School tsee below for more specific instructions with regard to election precincts ; between the hours of 2:00 P.M. and 8:00 P.M. on the lirst Monday of May. hcing the seventh day of May, j A D 1962. for the following pur- : poses Election of one District Direc tor for School District No. 549C for a term of five years. 2 Election of one Rural Board memher-at -large tor a term of three years. PRECINCT BOUNDARIES: i Notice is herebv turther given I that the district school board of said school district tor the purpn-e of the aforesaid election has di vided said school district into fourteen election precincts, to wit: inose legally quantien voters nv- ! ing within the attendance area of j the Jackson Elementary School (shall vote at the Jackson Elenicn- i tarv School; 1 nose legauy quan- 1 mentary School shall vote at tho Roosevelt fcicmemary a c n o i. Thnn teratlv Qualified voters liv ing wilhm the attendance area of the Washington Elementary . School shall vote at the Washing ton Elementary School: Those !? gnliv qualified voters livina with in the attendance area of the Oak Grove Elementary School shall vote at the Oak Grove Elementary School: Those legally qualified voters living within the attend ance area oe the west sine r ic- mentary School shall vote at trie West Side Elementary School; . t.rniin i-rt'CN r.iciucm.ti onf"i j shall vote at the Gritfin Crcok I Elementary School: Those legally ) qualified voters living within the ! attendance area of the Jackson ville Elementary School hall vote ! at the Jacksonville Elemoniarv I School. Those lecally qualified voters livinc within the attend ! ancr area of the Ruch E'cmrniarv School shall vote at the Ruch Elr- i mentary School; Those IcfiaHv 1 qualified voters livmc within th attendance area of the Howmrt j Elementarv School shali vote at the Howard Eleme ntarv School; Thusc lecallv qualified voters liv- me vvithm the attendance area of i Lnnc nnc r.iememarv cnnn "MO A K,wamrn Chairman Board of Director! ATTEST ; Wilson G Slater . District Clerk NOTICE TO CRCniTORS IN THE CIRCCIT COt'RT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COCNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of Lura Barker. t-cr i-.("t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 have hern appointed Admin istratrix wifh the Will Annexed of the above estate hv an order made, herein on April 3rd 162. and cred itors having claims acamsf s,nd de ceased arc herebv notified to pre sent the same dulv verified and with proper vouchers attached !i me at the office ol Robert. Kr! imc ion Branch fir Id A Hctfcnan. Standard Insurance BtuMir.c. M-d-fnrd. Oreuon. within six month from fhe date of this nn'ue Dated at Medford Orecon. thu 6lh div oj April 1 "1K2 Lr!a A Porter Administratrix with th Will Annexed M UtTISl Ml NT EOR BllIS St-alcd bids will he r.crivcd bv the .! i.-Kun Coun'v C'curt at the touMhou.c ax Veritord. Orcmn on or bciore o ;;o ,. j Apr:! 27 rj6. -or tre furn:h;r-c of orv "i iovv-ho trailer tint! f r use fne Jaks,.., Cnmtv R ,id D- parrtr t ni'. pvi!i'a'ions and l-s!r-j-io"v -n h'riorrs mav he srrn at the cfticcs Enfiinerr v .... JMKSOS COUNTY COfRT.. Countv Juice Cb.-0r H Wrrr' Coun'v Commissioner t H Tavlor , County Ci!VT. t;.in'f 4