Medford mail tribune., April 22, 1963, Image 17

TOUCH OF GUILE - In April. 1863. BS
General Grant moved his army south
Bgalnst the Confederate stronghold at
Vicksburg, Miss., he added a touch of guile
to confuse his enemies. To cover his march
and to confuse the Confederates, lie sent
his cavalry on a raiding expedition east of
the city. Then he sent Maj. Gen. William
.T. Sherman to make a feint at the city
Grant's Tricks at Vicksburg
By MERTON T. AKERS
UPI Correspondent
As April 1 063 waned. Maj.
pen. Ulysses S. Grant moved
his army south against the
Confederate stronghold of
Vicksburg. Mis?., and added
a touch of guile to confuse the
Rebels.
His transports had run the
batteries at Vicksburg safeiy
and lay on the west bank of
the Mississippi, battered but
usable, well below the city
and out of range.
Now it remained to march
his army through the bayous
of northern Louisiana across
the natives called roads but
nearly bottomless in mud.
" ' The corps- of Maj. Gen. I
John A. McClernand led the
expedition, bridffina bavous
and streams and corduroying
impassable roads with logs.
Part of the corps commanded
by Maj. Gen. James Birdseye
McPherson followed.
To cover h i s southward
march and throw dust into
the eyes of Confederate Lt.
Gen. John C. Pemberton, com
manding at Vicksburg, Grant
reached into his bag of tricks.
On Raiding Expedition
First he sem his cavalry on
a raiding expedition east of
Vicksburg.
Then he sent Maj. Gen. Wil
liam T. Sherman to make a
feint north of Vicksburg in
the neighborhood where Sher
man had failed in a drive
from the north at Christmas
lime.
The cavalry raiders started
April 17 - the day Grant's
transports had run the Vicks
burg batteries - from La
Grange, Term., on the Mississippi-Tennessee
line south
east of Memphis.
The raid was led by an un
likely character named Benja
min H. Grierson. He was
colonel of the 6th Illinois
Cavalry and at the moment
was commanding a brigade
lie started the raid with
his own regiment, the 7th Il
linois Cavalry, the 2nd Iowa
Cavalry, the 2nd Iowa Cav
alry and six guns - all told,
about 1.700 men.
Before the war Grierson
had been a music teacher in
Illinois and a part-time grocer
Furthermore he d i ? 1 1 k e d '
horses. His antipathy dated
from tile time he was a boy
w hen a horse kicked him in
the face and left a scar.
Troopers Rode South
Grieraon'i well - equipped
troopers, leading spare horses,
rode south from LaGranse
into the corridor between two
railroads-thc Mobile & Ohio,
which ran south from Cor
inth, Miss., through the cen
tral part of the state and the
Mississippi Central, which
ran south from Memphis
through Jackson, the Missis
sippi capital, and on into the
lower part of Louisiana.
On the second day out
Grierson ran into the first op
position, a militia cavalry
company near Ripley, Miss-, i
about 30 milag from La-
Grange This he brushed '
aside i
An April 20 Grierson cull-
ed out about 175 men who
ibOWCd 'signs of weakening
and sent them back with a
lew prisoners and a drove of
captured mules and horses to!
LaGrange under Maj Hiram
Love and the 2nd Iowa Love
was ordered to make a great
commotion to deceive the
Confederates into thinking
the expedition w-as turning
bark.
The next day Col Edward
Hatch took his 2nd Iowa east
broke the Mobile & Ohio :
near MacOQ, Miss Then he I
was my A y J.JJ
from the north near Haines' Bluff. The
raid and the feint were successful. Because
of them, Lt. Gen. John C. Pemberton, com
mander of the city, could muster only 4,000
to 6,000 men to oppose Grant's army of
40,000 crossing the Mississippi river. Here,
from the Library of Congress collection, is
a drawing of Sherman's attack at Haines'
Bluff. (UPI)
swung north tor a short dis
tance to decoy the pursuing
Rebel cavalry, which by this
time was swarming over the
countryside. After that he
joined the main body farther
south. Hatch succeeded so
well that Grierson's main
body was about 70 miles
farther south before the Con-
federates learned the truth.
One company of tiie 7th Illi
nois raided along the Mobile
& Ohio south of Macon and
eventually joined Grierson
when the main body had
swung west at Newton, Miss,
directly east of Vicksburg and
railroad running east from
Jackson and Vicksburg into
Alabama.
When Pemberton heard that
Grierson had turned west he
set a trap at Union Church,
Miss., southeast of. Grand
Gull, a Confederate strong
point on the Mississippi.
But a squad of nine volun
teers from the 7th Illinois,
led by Sgt. Richard Surby and
called the "Butternut Gueril
las" because they wore Con
federate uniforms, had been
ranging the country ahead of
Grierson. One of them learn
ed of the ambush. Grierson
turned back east to Brook
haven, Miss., and avoided the
trap.
From there Grierson fol
lowed the Mississippi Cential,
destroying ii as he went into
Louisiana and to Baton Rouge
where on May 2 he joined the
Federal forces of Maj. Gen.;
Nathaniel P. Banks.
The ex-music teacher who
disliked horses had raided for
600 miles in 16 days, had cut
three rail lines-, had torn up
60 miles of telegraph wire and
had isolated Jackson, the
capital, for several days.
Grierson's report was all
facts, no rhetoric."
"We killed and wounded
about 100 of the enemy." he
reported, "captured and
paroled over 500 prisoners
. . . destroyed over 3,000 stand
of arms . captured 1.000
horses and mules . . Our loss
was 3 killed, 7 wounded, 5
left en route sick . . . and 9
missing . . ."
One of his teen-age troop
ers, Henry C. Forbes, called
the raid "a strenuous game.
rather a bloody one. intensely
exciting, but not necessarily
very dangerous."
Grant called it "one of the
most brilliant cavalry exploits
of the war . . ."
The Columbus (Miss.) Re
public agreed with Grant, at
least in part.
". . . The boldest, and we
may say one of the most suc
cessful, raids of cavalry . . .
has been made (we say with
shame) through t h e very
center of Mississippi . . ."
After describing damage at
several places, the newspaper
said that in Starkville, Miss .
Hale & Murdock's hat wagon,
loaded with wool hats, pass
ing through at the time was
captured. They gave the hats
to the negroes and took the
mules Starkville can ''oast of
better head covering for its
negroes than any other town
in the state
Sherman's feint at Haine's.
Bluff, north of Vicksburg.
was even more j-uccessful in :
deceiving Pemberton
He loaded 10 regiments of
infantry on transports. Hel
spread his command over the
r.ecks of the transports with
orders that every man should ,
1 i . I
. look as numerous as pos-
sible. ' hu engineering
ficer. Capt William L
Jenney. reported
RearAdm David D Porter.
commanding the gunboat
fleet, sent as many, fighting 1
VVnfL
ships as he could spare and
added for good measure a
blacksmith boat with orders'
to fire up every forge and
make ap much smoke as POS- I
glble
"The gunboats and trans
ports whistled and puffed and
made all the noise they
could," Jenney continued.
"They showed themselves to
the garrison . . . and then
drifted back and landed the
men, who were marched
through the woods . . . until
they were seen by the enemy
. . . (and) taken on board to
go through the same farce
again."
The gunboats fired a few
shells the first day, April 30,
and a few more the next.
The Haines Bluff com
mander was impressed and
quickly called on Pemberton
for reinforcement. "Here is
the real attack," he said.
Pemberton promptly turn
ed back forces he had sent
south against. Grant's main
army.
The panting Confederate in
fantry dashed back to Haine's
Bluff in time to see Sherman's
men leave. Then Grant mes
saged Sherman:
"All right; join me below
Vicksburg."
Thanks to Sherman and
Grierson, Pemberton could
only muster 4,000 to 6.000
men to oppose Grant's cross
ing below Vicksburg.
Talent Junior High
Schedules Concert
Talent - The music depart
ment of the Talent Junior
High school will present its
annual spring concert Tues
day, April 23, at 8:30 p.m. in
the Talent gymnasium.
The concert is being held
in conjunction with the open
house-parent visitation night
which will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Featured on the evening's
music program will be the
mixed choir, stage and con
cert bands.
Featured on the band por
tion of the program will be a
cornet soloist, Darcy Dill; a
glockenspiel duct, performed
by Laurel Unruh and Melody
Mullins and a trio of piccolo
players Linda Rasmussen,
Claudia Adams, and Carolyn
Beeson.
president of j
Carl Unruh
the Talent-Phoenix Boosters
Mnri mill ,nnnr.0 thr. n.
ner of the outstanding musi
cian award.
Body of Medford
Man Found in Idaho
The body of a Medford
man, identified as Joe Wilson
Steed. 47, of 635' 2 Pennsyl
vania ave., was found Satur
day lodged against a concrete
piling in Indian creek near
Caldwell. Idaho.
According to Coroner Hen
ry Wesche. the body was j
found by children playing in
the water It is believed he
fell from a hnHgp into the1
creek
Among the local survivors
is his widow, Helen Doris
steed.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIrt Of HlBl.lr HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN
that tl "311 PM on the 2nd dv
t M,y, 1963. in Uw Counril
Chmbr M the Citv Hall in tha
cny of Vedlnrd Orejon there
,hlli , PM,C ,,. by and
reiore tne liiv t-ounrti ot tan
city on the ouetion ot vacation
of the remainder of an alley along
the north tide of 10th Street h.
,' c,t- of Midford.
Oregon
D 7 Huawn
Recorder-Treasurer
MEDFOHD
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
On March 12. 1963. there was
filed with the Federal Communi
cations Commission an Applica
tion for us consent to a transfer
of control of Medford Broadcast
er. Inc . licensee of station
KDOV. 1300 kc. Med ford. Oregon,
from Ralph J. Silkwood and K C.
La.ui.irxi to V. H. Hsn'rr
ESTATE OF
SAMUEL B BEVERLIN
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Circuit Court of tl.e State
of Oregon tor the County of Jack
son Prooate Department
Notict is hereby given that the
undersigned Jack B. McCann has
been appointed Administrator of i 'Kh htLU and tr r IE KEL
the Estate of Samuel B. Beverlin I L PU.intiffs.
deceased by the Circuit Court of i , v .
the State of Oregon tor the County I TOM WRAY, also known as M T.
of Jackson, and he is qualified. All I C?X..Jr,;;I??!end.inU;
persona
Estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same duly verified as by
Law required to the Undersigned.
Jack B McCann at 121 E 6th
Street. Medford, Oregon, within
six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published April
1, 19H3
Last Publication April 22. 1963.
Jack B McCann
Administrator
A. J. McCann
Attorney
NOTICE OF BALE OF PROPERTY
NO. 112S9
No. 11381
I.N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK
SON In the Matter of the Estates of
BESSIE CARLYON, Deceased.
and
EDWARD J CARLYON. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
thai from and after the 22nd day
of May. l!)f)3. the undersigned,
Personal Representative of the
above entitled Estates, shall pro
ceed to sell, at private sale, for the
best available price and terms
certain property situated within
Jackson County, Oregon. de
scribed as follows:
Lot 5, Ednwood Park, in Sec
tion lfi. Township 34 South.
Range l West of the Willamette
Meridian in Jackson County,
Oregon Also a strip of land to
feet wide off the Southwesterly
side of Lot 4. Edcewood Park.
Jackson County, Oregon;
and
The mortgagees' interest in a
real property mortgage dated
Fehruarv 16, 1960. recorded in
Volume 370. Pages 393. 394. of
the Mortgage Records of Jack
son County. Oregon, wherein
A. J Hutchinson and Zelda
Hutchinson were mortgagors and
Bessie Carlyon and Edward J.
Carlyon were mortgagees, re
lating to the tollowing described
real property
Lot 10. Block 74. of the Original
Town mow City ) of Medford,
Jackson County. Oregon.
The above is to he sold on
terms and price to tic negotiated
hatunxn hi- nartif m I hie with
appraised values on file in this
sudjcci tsiaies. auojevi oiuy iu
the approval oy ine uouri. i nis
Notice is made and given pursuant
to the Order of the Judge of the
Circuit Court, dated April 15.
19fi3.
l untunes with re ehm in ine
foregoing should be direct to the
undersigned, c o DAVIS AND
AIXSWOR1H. Attorneys. 450 Sis
kiyou Boulevard, Ashland. Oregon.
EMIL PETE RaON,
Personal Representative of the
Estates of Bessie Carlyon. de
ceased, and Edward J Carlyon.
deceased
DAVIS AND A1NSWORTH
450 Siskiyou Boulevard
Ashland, Oregon
Attorney for Estates
Date of first publication: April 22.
1963.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that at 7.30 o'clock P.M. on the
2nd dav ot Mav. 1063, in the Coun
cil Chambers of the City Hall in
the City ot Medford. Oregon,
there shall be a public hearing by
and before the City Council of
said Citv on the question oi
amending Ordinance No. B13B by
changing the coning of the follow
ing described area within said
City, to-wit:
Beglnnlg at a point which is
South 18.67 chains South or the
northwest corner of Donation
Land Claim No. 60 in Township
37 South. Range 2 West nf the
Willamette Meridian in Jackson
Countv. Oregon; thence South
89 43' East 79 53 feet: thence
Smith 273.9 feet; thence North
89' 45' West 79.33 feet; thence
North 273.9 feet to the point of
beginning, being Lot 6 of Chap
man's Unrecorded Subdivision,
from Class IA. Single-Family, to
Class IV. Limited Light Industrial,
said area being on the north side
of Highway 99. immediately east
hi' Rlatr Hiehwav Department and
State Police property. Medford
Oregori.
D. F Huson
Recorder-Treasurer
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN '
that on the 21st day of May. 1963. .
at the hour of 9 00 O'clock AM.,
ai the front door o fthe Jackson
County Courthouse which is locat- i
ed at Main and Oakdale streets
in Medford. Oregon. I shall i
sell at public auction for cash to
tha highest bidder, all of the right.
title, lien, estate and interest of
Louise J. Clave and Frances M .
Clave, husband and wife: Blaine
Devers. trustee in bankruptcy.
United Stale of America; State of
Oregon by and through the State
Tax Commission: and Oregon Pub
lic Utility Commission In the (ol
lowing described real properly, to- I
Wit:
Lot S. in block 3. SUNDOWN
SUBDIVISION m Jackson Coun
ty. Oregon, according to the
official plat thereof, now of ,
record
SAID SALE is made pursuant lo ,
an Execution in Foreclosure issued ;
nut of the Circuit Court ol 'he
State of Oregon for the County of I
Jackson on the 16th day of April.
1963 wherein Prudential Insurance
Company of America, a corpora- (
tion is Plaintiff and Louis J Clave
and Frances M. Clave, husband ;
and wife; Blaine Devers. truster :
in bankruptcy; United States of i
America; State of Oregon by and
through the State Tax Commis
sion: Oregon Public Utility Com
mission, are defendants.
Dated this 17th day of April. 163
DtArrnond Leigh. Sheriff i
Jackson County. Oregon
notice of public HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
at 7 30 o'clock PM on the
2nd dav of May. I9fri, in ihr Coun
cil Chamhers of the Citv Hall in
the City of Modfurd. Orrcon, thrrr
ha!l be a piihlir lira ring hv And
before the City Crmnrii of Mid
City on ihr question of amendinc
Ordinance No ."i 135 hy changinc
the zoning ol the following de- ,
neribed area within ald City, to
wit Commencing t the outhet.t
rorner of Donation Land Claim
No 30. in Towmhip 37 South.
Ratic I Wesl of the Willamette
Meridian in Jarkton County.
Oregon and runntnc thenre
North 0 03' Writ along the
Fait line of aid Claim fl72 R6
feet to the true point of begin
ning; thence South 80 3ti 4'i"
Weit 2682 27 feet to the totjlh
easterly line of the Crater Lake
Highway, thence northeasterly
along the toutheaiterlv line of
Mid Highway to the north Unr of
aid claim: thence Eatl along
the north line of Mid claim to
the northeait corner nf aid
claim, them South 0 03' Eait
along the Eaat line of said claim.
89 80 feet, more or lew. to the
true point of beginning
EXCEPTING therefrom the
property convened to Walter D
Jenaen and Margaret D Jer.aen
by deed recorded in Volume 321
of the Deed Recorda of Jackton
County Oregon, at page 110
thereof: also excepting a 10 7
foot atrip of land lying immedi
ately aouth thereof. Mid 'np
extending writ from the center
line of Corona Road 813 1 fori
ALSO excepting that portion
thereot conveyed to the State of
Oregon cling by and through
it State Hignwav CommiMlon.
from Cla 1A Single Farril- in
Claw Til A. Llmiteo Commercial
(aid area being located on the
out h tide ol Cra'er Lake Hifh
way between Biddle Road and Hil
ton Road. Mediord Oregon
D F Humn
Recorder-Treaiurer
MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD.
FULL-TIME BODYGUARD
Montgomery, Ala.-4JPD-Gov.
George Wallace has been as
signed a full-time bodyguard
on reports that shots have
been fired at the governor's
mansion three different times.
LEGAL NOTICES
S I M M O N S
No. 62-945-L
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
CUUNTi OF JACKSON
ano Known as
Jr.. the above
M. T Wra
named defendant
IN TIIE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filea against you in the
above entitled action on or before
the last day of four weeks from
the date of the first publication
of this summons: and if you tail so
to appear and answer said com
plaint, for want thereof the plam
tiffs will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint,
to-wit: judgment against you for
the sum of S2.350 together with
interest thereon at Ihe rate of 6rp
per annum from March IB. 1962
until paid, plus attorneys fees in
the sum of $500. plus $150 per
diem of trial if this matter be con
tested, plus the costs and disburse
ments of the plaintiffs herein to
be taxed; and you will further
take notice that by virtue of writs
of attachment duly and regularly
issued in the above entitled court
and cause by the clerk or said
court to the sheriff of Jackson
county. Oregon, said sheriff did
on the 28th day or November. 1962
attach and now has under attach
ment and levy for the plaintiffs
all of your interest in the personal
property belonging to the estate
of M. T. Wray, deceased, being
numbered 1143 and now pending
in the circuit court of the state
of Oregon for Jackson countv.
probate department, and that said
sheriff did on the 4th dav of Feb
ruary. 1963. attach and now has
under attachment and lew for the
plaintiffs all of your interest in
the following described real prop
erty situated in Jackson countv.
Oregon, to-wit:
Commencing at a point 230 feet
South of the Northeast corner
of Lot 6. Block 4. Siskiyou
Heights Addition to the City of
Medford. Oregon, according to
the official plat thereof now of
record, running thence South 80
feet, thence West 171 feet to the
alley, thence North along the
line of said alley 80 feet, thence
East 171 feet lo the point of
beginning
and that so much of said property
as necessary will he sold and the
sums derived therefrom applied to
the satisfaction of said judgment
In favor of the plaintiffs. This
summons is published by order of
the Honorable James M. Main.
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Jackson Coun
ty, duly made and entered on the
iin amy oi April. 1963.
The time prescribed In said
order of publication of this turn-
mens is once each week for four
I consecutive weeks. The date of the
first publication of this summons
; is the 22nd day of April. 1963.
1 diuijii.i, niitun v Lfunsinie
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Address: 209 Franklin Building
Medford. Oregon
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OREGON
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICr OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the
2nd day of May. 1983, in the Coun
cil Chambers of the City Hall in
the City of Medford. Oregon,
there shall be a public hearing by
and before the City Council of
Mid City on the question of
amending Ordinance No. 3135 by
changing the zoning of the follow
ing described area within said
City, to-wit:
The south half of the westerly
six lots of Block 4. Park Addi
tion, from Class IB, Single and Two
Family, to Class II. Multiple-Family,
said area being at the north
east corner of Bth and Hamilton
Street. Medford. Oregon.
D. F. Huson
Recorder-Treasurer
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS
Sealed bids will be received hv
the Oregon State Board of Higher
Education in the Busineaa Office,
Southern Oregon College. Ashland,
Oregon, until 2:00 P.M., Friday.
racmc uayugnt saving rime on
May 17. 1963 for the construction
of a Student Health Center at
Southern Oregon Colleae. Ashland.
Oregon.
aepa ra te mas win oe rece i ved
for General Work, Mechanical
Work and Electrical Work
One set of drawings, specifica
tions and forms of contract docu
ments may be obtained by prime
bidders only from the office of
Payne and Struble, A.I.A., Archi
tects. 1003 East Main Street, Med
ford, Oregon, upon a deposit of
$25.00 per set for the General
Work, the Mechanical Work, or the
Electrical Work.
Additional sets may be obtained
from the Architect for the coat of
reproduction
"The deposit made upon the pro
curement ot drawings, specifica
tions, and forms of contract docu
ments will be refunded upon the
return thereof in good condition
by the actual bidders within ten
days after the opening of bids, but
to non bidders only If returned no
later than one week prior to the
bid opening."
ine drawings, speculations, ana
forms of contract documents mav
be examined at the Builders Ex
change in Portland, Eugene, and
Memnrn. or at tne omce ot the
Architect.
All bidders must be prequalilied
in accordance with Chanter 279.
Oregon Revised Statutes. Prequall
fication Forms are available at the
office of the Architect and the
State Board of Higher Education.
no Did will ne considered unless
fully completed In the manner pro
vided in the "Instructions to Bid
ders" upon the Bid Form provided
by the Architect and accompanied
by a certified check or Bid Bond,
executed In tavor of the State of
Oregon and the Oregon Slate Board
of Higher Education, In an amount
not less than ten percent of the
total amount of each base bid. to
be forfeited as fixed and liquidated
damages should the bidder neglect
or refuse to enter Into a contract
and provide suitable bond for the
faithful performance of the work
in the event the contract is award
ed to him.
The Oregon State Board of High
er Education reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, to waive
informalities, and to make such
awards as it determines) to be In
the best interests of the State.
No bidder may withdrew his bid
after the hour let for the opening
thereof until after the elapse of
thirty days from the bid opening.
OREGON STATE BOARD
OF HIGHER EDUCATION
R L. Collins
Secretary, Eugene. Oregon
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Elizabeth Schwienfurth hag
been appointed Executor of the
Last Will and Estate of CARRIE
A. HARRER, Deceased, and has
duly qualified. All persons having
claims again t said estate are here
by notified to present the tame
with proper vouchers to the
Executrix at the Southern Oregon
Title Company. 1 12 W. Main
Street. Medford. Oregon, within
six months from April 15, 1963.
ELIZABETH SCHWEINFURTH,
Deceased.
Executrix of the Last Will and
Estate of Carrie A. Harrer.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 21st day of May. 1963. at
the hour of 9:30 O'Clock A.M.. at
the front door of the Jackson
Countv Courthouse located at Main
and Oakdale Streets in Medford.
Oregon, l shall sell at public auc
tion for cash to the highest bid
der, all ot the right, title. Hen,
estate and interest of Lewell A.
Dupray and Olivia V. Dupray in
the following described real Dron-
erty, to-wit:
Lot Six (61. Block Six (6). Carl
ton Addition to the City of Med
ford as the same Is designated
and delineated on the official
plat thereof of record.
Together with
the tenements.
hereditaments and aoDurte-
nances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining.
SAID SALE is made pursuant to
an Execution in Foreclosure issued
out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Jackson on the 19th day of April.
1963, wherein Mary E. Albert la
Plaintiff and Lewell A. Dupray
and Olivia V. Dupray are Defend
ants. Dated this 22nd day of April. 1963.
DeArmond Leigh. Sheriff
NOTICE OF PETITION rOR IN
CLUSION OF LANDS WITHIN
THE BOUNDARIES OK THE
EAGLE POINT IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
On the second day of October,
1962, the following petition was
filed with the Board of Directors
of the Eagle Point Irrigation Dis
trict, requesting the Inclusion of
a body of land within the bounda
ries of the Eagle Point Irrigation
District.
A petition signed by E M.
Bigham. Stanley Straus and Phil
lip Nevln for the inclusion of
lands described as;
Lots 7. h B and 10, Block 8 of
CENTRAL ADDITION to the
town mow city) of Eagle Point,
according to the official plat
thereof, now of record In Jack
son County, Oregon.
The petition reads In part.
"Wherefore the petitioners pray
that a hearing be had upon this
petition and upon said hearing he
Ing had said lands be Included
within the boundaries of and aa a
Bart of the Eagle Point Irrigation
tstrict and that the Board or
Directors ot said District make an
order to such effect upon the
conditions and agreements herein
act forth".
Notice is hereby given that said
petition will be heard by the
Board of Directors of the Eagte
Point Irrigation District at the
U is unci otuees in r.aclc I'oini. Ore
gon. at 1:30 P.M., May 7, 1963. All
persons interested should appear
at said place and time and snow
cause, if any they have, why the
petition should not be granted.
l. R Silveira
Secretary-Manager
Eagle Point Irrigation District
By order of the Board of
Directors
6TK and
MONDAY. APRIL
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Scaled bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on
or before 10:00 A.M. on the Bth
day of May. 1963, for the furnish
ing of chemicals and insecticides
for the Mosquito Control Division
of the Jackson County Health De
partment. Instruction to bidders and spec
ifications can be obtained at the
office of the County Court and the
Purchasing Department.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
Earl M. Milter,
Countv Judge
Edwin H. Taylor.
County Commissioner
Donald E Faber
County Commissioner
NOTICE
The underslsneri will aell jt
Public Auction, to the inchest bid
der, for cash, one 1961 Ford. Serial
1F32W232680 at Commercial
Credit CorDoratlon. 31) N. Bartlett
Street. Medford. Oregon, on April
24. 1963 at 10:00 A.M. taken from
Bryre D. Brummett under terms
of Conditional Sale.
The undersigned reserves the
right to bid at this sale.
IDMMHIUAI. CREDIT
CORPORATION
J. B. SMITH
CR. MGR.
A-Too Lata To Classify
PUBLIC AUCTION OF USED GOV
ERNMENT EQUIPMENT will be
held at the U. S. Forest Serv
ice Warehouse. 1319 E. McAn
drews Road, Medford. Oregon.
Tuesday. April 23, 1963. hegin
ing at lo oo a.m. The sale In
cludes pickups, motor grader,
carryalls, panels. 4x4's, p. ton
truck, sedan, gasoline engine,
and light plant generators. In
spection may be made 9:00 a.m.
to 4:00 p.m. April 22. And be
fore the saie time 10:00 a.m.
April 23. 1963. Full payment of
accepted bids must be made be
fore 3:00 p.m. on date of sale.
Payment must be by money or
der, certified or cashier's check,
or bank draft, payable to Forest
Service USDA. Personal
checks or cash cannot be ac
cepted. Full Information is
available at the Supervisor's Of
fice. Rogue River National For
est. Room 315 Post Office Build
ing, Medford, Oregon.
AUTOMATIC
Tranimlulem Exclusively
.fir. TRAhc.
Minor or Major Rapair
Factory Unit, in Slock
100 Flnancini
MEDFORD
TRANSMISSION
REBUILDERS
110 Tabla Rack Rd. 773-7741
Past IHiciant Service
Acron From lit Y Markat
FIR
volume Ford Dealer
22. 1963
B 7
A-Too late To Classify
FOR RENT New large 1 bdrm.
furn. house, lota of storage as
cabinets. On bus rout, in Cen
tral Point773-6123 or 772-ggaa.
FOR SALE Westtnghouae range,'
beautifully carved upright il-
ano. cedar cheat, vletrola. T71-
2623.
FOR RENT 2 small apU . couple
orjMChelor. 772-9332. V
FOR SALE Why freeze to death
rishing. Buy my is ft. cabin
cruiser and trailer. Brand new.
only been In the water once.
PHced at SB93. Phone 889-1867
SLEEPING Room Tor Rent. Close
in. 772-6W.
FOR SALE Strong oak barrets
Old cook stove 864-3106.
There's plenty of evidence that
parents are now brlnoing up "the)
pampered generation" young
stars whose fitness is declining
because of the ease of Ufa today.
Take a look at your child. Ha
may appear to be perfectly
healthy. But the chances art that
lack of activity both at home)
and at school-has hindered hi
physical development
Physical fitness Is best developed
and maintained through vigor
ous daily activity. That's why you
should know about tha program
of physical education In your
child's school. And tha people to
ask about It are your local school
officials.
If you'd like Information about
program that's Improved tha
physical fitness of many chil
dren, write to The President's
Council on Physical Fitness,
Washington 25, D. C.
Published m i public
Mrvicc In cooptrttion
with if e Advertliins
Council and the Newt
PKtr Advtrttllng Ex.
tcullvM Association.
Easy
Terms
Terrific Selections
of Models, Colors
and Accessories..,