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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1903)
Work Progressing on 0. & P. R. R. County Court Soles. County court will convene next Wed Both crews of the Oregon & Pacific nesday. Other than the ordinary routine ra liront I survey were in town Sunday re and the auditing of bills, three road ceiving the first payment for work dune. petitions will lx- up for consideration. The line southward", up to Saturday last, One is for a road leaving the county had been run seven miles, reaching the road three miles east of Medford at the summit lietween the beadwaters of the north-west coiner of W. W. Taylor’s south branch of Mill creek anti a small place, thence running in an easterly stream ¡lowing westerly. The survey in Has now come and you are doubtless in direction, crossing the ridge aliout a mile several places crosses the long inland ; south of Roxyann butte, to a terminus curves of the dow n coast wagon road. It need of many things with which to replace on the Ashland-Antelope road on the was the intention to drop back this week place of Win. Myer. This road will lie and set grade staks over that portion that old and worn out furnishings. about seven miles long and will have a iwrlitninarv work has lieen done. The grade over which a loaded team can grade is fair, as shown by the leveling in I easily travel. It will lessen the distance struments. Work has been somewhat re more than one halt tor the residents of tarded on account of the great difficulty I Climax vicinity in coming to Medford of getting through the dense growth of and Jacksonville, and it is a road that is redwood trees, and over the numerous a necessity to all the upper Antelope large fallen timbers. valley. The crew running northward has also ' Another road to lie asked for, over lieen in heavy timber, and not until the Large variety Price* which there has been some controversy south end of Smith River Valley is reach good quality Reasonable in the- past, is to lie on the east side of ed will they have open country. Through Bearcreek, beginning on the Medford— the \ alley andon northward, thedifhcul- Eagle Point road at J. G. Hodges’ place tv of heavy timlier will be avoided to a ; aliout three miles north-east of Medford great extent. Both crews started in aliout ! and running in a north-westerly direct 7 miles eastward of this city. The line ion to a terminus on the Central Point— southward will jiass through the heart of Eagle Point road near the Central Point the redwood licit, extending to Trinidad, cemetery. This road will give a short Humlioldt country, and the work of connection between two of the main | course will lie slow. Aliout 15 years ago highways of the county and also give an a partv representing Villard, one of the And all seasonable articles for the renova outlet to several fanners, who heretofore liest known railroad promoters of the tion of your dwellings. Inquire at have had to pass over private property i time, passed over almost the identical to reach a county road. route now being run by tne Oregon & An extension of the Elk creek road is Pacific, southward.—Crescent City Rec asked for. The new road will begin at ord. the present terminus of the Elk creek in Dates to Remember. section 23, township 32 south, range 2 east an<l extend in a south-easterly direct Friday. May 29—Grand Democratic rally ion about eight miles to the D. Pence at Medford. Addresses by Hon. A. E. Jackionvillei Oregon cabin in section 18, township 32 south, Kearnes and Chairman Sain White. range 2 east. This road is given an out Friday, May 29—Commencement exer let to a large number of homesteads on cises of Jacksonville High School at Upper Elk anil it will be of much benefit U. S. Hall. in opening up that part of the county. Saturday, May 30—Decoration Dav. Another petition to lie acted upon by Sunday. May31—Servicesat M. E church Young People, Old People the court is one'from Central Point ask Jacksonville, at 11 a. tn. Memorial ing that Robert Williams lie appointed and All the People sermon by Rev. Edwin B. Lockhart, constable for Central Point precinct. entitled, "Silent Eloquence.” June j—Election in First district. G. A. R. Censures Medford Enquirer. Tuesday. June 2—Meeting of Jackson Will find at the ville city council. At a meeting of Chester A. Arthur Post No. 47, G. A. R., Dept, of Oregon, the Tuesday, June 2—Medford city council will hold meeting. following resolutions were offered and Wednesday, June 3—Regular meeting passed by a unanimous vote: 1 have on hand a lull line for June of county court. W hereas , the Enquirer, a paper pub Friday, June 5. — Commencement exer Store the liest of of household and kitchen lished in Medford by Horace Mann, did cises of Central Point High School at puublish in its issue of May 23, 1903, an furnit are. Brick hall. article, the trend and substance of which Ice Cream was evidently to tielittle, vilify and de Friday, June 5—Display of art and fancy Confections work at St. Marys Academy. grade, so far as in the power of the writer to do, the character and standing of the Monday, June 8—Special school meeting Summer Drinks / do funeral directing and at City hall, Jacksonville. chief executive of the nation, the Honor fresh fruits Monday, June 15 — Annual school meet- ’ undertaking as a special able Theodore Roosevelt; and ing in all school districts of Oregon. , W hereas , this slanderous article ap Canned fruits feature. peared not in the heat of a political cam Tuesday, June 16—Entertainment bv pupils and friends of St. Marys Acad- j and Oysters paign. but while the President was on a rm y at U. S. hall. friendly visit to our country and state, and was without any provocation what June 17—Thirty-first annual reunion of Pioneer Association at Portland. ever; therefora tie it June 17-20—W. O. W. Street Fair and Stationery, Cigars and To R esolved that, while we are not a Carnival. Grants Pass. partisan or political body, but old soldiers and sailors who helped to defend this Na Wednesday, June 24—Meeting in Port bacco. Fine Billiard Parlor J< k ksonvllle. land of Western Division of Oregon tion against its armed assailants, we do State Teachers Association. most emphatically denounce this and all sued language being applied through the pressor otherwise to our Chief Executive. IJ Real Estate Activities. R esolved that these resolutions lie pre sented to The Mail and Southern Oregon ian with the request that they publish the f M Hauer to Miltie F Schaemfele. lot 3 blk 28. .Medford, .Mar 7, 19n3 . ................................ same. A J Iiaily et ux to Albert H Feachy; lot» 8 F. M. S tewart , C. R. A ndrcs , and 9 blk 7, Eagle Point . <lct 1. ..... Commander. Philip R Slanel't . to Albert II and N 1 Acting Adj’t. HOUSE CLEANINC TIME I CARPETS MATTINCS LINOLEUMS ART SQUARES RUCS RYAN’S FURNITURE UNDERTAKING CHRIS ULRICH à CO D. LINN A $7000 Stock Special School Meeting. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of the School District No I of Jackson County, State of Oregon, that a special school meeting of said District will be held at the Town Hall in Jack sonville,Oregon, on the 8th day of June, 1903. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon for the following effects: To authorize the directors to issue negotiable interest bearing warrants to the amount of #550.- 00 and fix the time of payment of same. Dated this 20th dav of May, 1903. T. J. K enney , Chairman Board of Directors. Attest: J as . M. C ronh . miij . er , District clerk. for Sale. Three new mowers and one rake for sale, cash or trade. Going out of the business and will sell cheap. C hris U lrich , Jacksonville. Peachey; n% of nwj{; sw^ nw% “»‘1 nwk of aw‘4 aec 31 tp 3> a. r 3 e .May 4, 11»« ............................................................................ Nathaniel .Mangell et ux to Albert Gang- wich propei ty in Jacksonville, .May 21, 191«............................................................................. J H Haun et ux to Max Weis. lota 1 and 3 blk C K R add Ashland. May 19, H»«.. Isaac N Brotherton et ux to Helen D Scott; lot 27. Mount View add, Ashland. Mar 23, 191«.............................................................................. D -M Warden et ux to Mary <> Martin land in sec 7, tp 38 a, r 1 w.......................................... Ed Cardwell et ux to .Mrs Laura McClen don. lot 16 blk 27, Gold Hill, Nov 8. 1902..... Louis Werth et ux to Roy Hargrave et ux. liond for deed, property in Ashland. .May 19 191«...................................................................... H R Root et ux to Joel Mootnan land in d 1 C 39 sec 35 tp 3-’> s, r I w.............................. Jerry M Heckathorn to Isabella Hecka thorn; property in Eagle Point, May 25, BM«............................................................................. G W Mitchell to J F Wilson; % int ill q m c Wagner Creek mining district, Jan 13 1!»« T K Bolton to W F Wooden, lot 19 blk K, R R add. Ashlatiq, Dec, 26, 19UÜ..................... John W Cunningham et ux to T K Bolton; same, Mar 14, 1902............................................... of Household Furniture .Assures an assortment and quality that utill enable buyers to find just tvhat they want for the Parlor, Library, Sittingroom, Bedroom, Diningroom and Ritchen Give us a call and let us show you our stock and give you our prices BOYD Q. CONKLIN Medford, Oregon The House Furnishers MININO LOCATIONS James Terry and Bruce Buck; q m c Watkins mining district, .May IS. 1903. R .M Lewi», p m c. Steamlaiat mining district, May 14, 1903 A M Scott, p m C, Steam boat milling district, May 18, 1903. W S Lamme, p inc, Steamboat mining district, .May 18, 1903. A ,M Scott and W S I.amme, water right, Steam boat creek, May 18, 1903. Il W Kuntzen, water right. Thompson creek, May 21, 1903. J Terry, q m c, Applegate mining dial, May 18, 1903. Bruce Buck, q m c. Applegate mining district, .May 10, 1903. 40 inch mount vemon draper duck, wagon cover duck, 50 inch black enamel carriage duck for sale at Nunan’s, Jack sonville. C. M. Buck has completed arrange ments for putting on a daily stage line from Jacksonville to the copper mines. He will have two rigs and three good teams permitting one to rest each day Miss Rose Buckley of Applegate visited and he proposes to give a prompt and last Saturday with Miss Ulrich. satisfactory service to his patrons. Union Livery Stables Rigs on short notice for timber cruisers, com mercial men, mining men, sawmill men, all kinds of men or parties. Horses fed at rea sonable rates. Geo. N. Lewis, Prop., Jacksonville