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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1903)
pOLVIG&DURIIAM ¿ AT TORSI.Vs AT I.AW W ill plattier hi nil Ihr Court« <»f Ihr hl UI r * M lol»It. Ja<AM>nOik ll«i M Ihirliarn, (Irani» l*a«a [AR. T. T. SHAW til • i'r t L_T AH vAtjfk r<piul l<> ihr l»< »I to I h - I> m <| in Portili nd < row im llrhlgc* wot k unii Artifìci*«! T» « Ih un «Klirr tubi*«! or < <*l hi lol<l plater Jachiionvilltt Or«^on • • s I Mil I» I. A Mi < < ill M |s .lobt k I ATI I'lliug« unti final proof* hit mid tiiiilx f clniiii* ttiadr «dr.ula Jn< hxin villa» O r*>fjo »» LAW I I k < »ft»« • «ip|»«/n||r Court lllHIM- J n< hkonvillr A. I . O rr^o n keime« C. I.. V ci me« REAMES \ REAMES * * 1. I ! A U. I x? LOCAL NOTES. 1 lie tow n scales a roil ml bv tin Kar*-w sk I estate broke down .Saturday ami Monday a m w frame work was put in by H. W, < .rum s ami Btdivar Hull. Um. DeRobatim ami Hariv Hall left fnesdavby stage for Klamath county where they- will work for a couple of months in the hay fields of that section. Rev. 1-, B. Lockhart will hold services Suii lav morning ami eve ning at th*- M. E. church in this pi tee, 'J he public: ami strangers es|x-eially a.e cordiall invited to atlvub. Judge If. K. Hanna ami sons, Herlx-rt ami L< an, left Tucs'lav for Kerbv, going by private conveyame by wav of .Apple gate. on a sh *rt outing They * xjx-* ted to I»*- back about .Sunday . The fum r.d of Joseph Blatt, the old <>eiman miner, whose death took place in Ja< ksonviile last Friday, was held Saturday aft* rmxiti at the City c* metery. Bl re piest of the dec easeil th* re was no public i-xcn i-a-s, S< rgeant iTiinlap mak ing a short address, to tne few friend» gathered alxinr th«- grave. Postmaster J. F. Miller, Mavor Emil Britt. Mrs Miller ami Miss Butt went to Little Applegate Stimlav for all outing • *nd hi * l* entlv to catch a few hundred fish. The outing was a delightful success and the fishing too would have lx * n a success ha*l th«- |>arly not lx-en <i little sh'-rt on ¡locket change, and farmer boys <io not lisli for glory. V I R* aim s. distru t attorney, I st Jmliciai I »istri« t S. S. Pent/, a Medford attorney, was in Jacksonville Wedncsd <v on business Jac. k «ont illc, < Ifckfon Ik-fore Judge Prun. Mr. Pent/ will leave III about thre e- Weeks for Sall Francisco on business Is-fore the I'nited St ites cir cult court. Mr P<-ntz in company with L. I. Jacobs assistant cashier in the Jack I'llVHIA IAS ati<l M'KGI-.OS son Count) Bulk, r> turned last Saturday Office in Orths llcuMing troin an outing on l’p|x-r Big Butte creek Hours ? to '» aik I 7 to M p ni during which they had a J »< Tcscinville O r«-|* o »» time. G. GALE, M. I) NE WBU R V Slaliwekrd for sale bv the Iowa Lumlx-r Company at their mill for 50 cents ¡<-r load and at th* ir lumber yard for *1 tx-r load. attorm ; v AT LAW Will practic« in all courts of the lid Farnett drove in T iivm I av evening state. from J< h s Bar. arriving here at midnight f Mli* * on California street one with a load of miners from the Blue Id* ck south of the court house, Ledge. Mr. Faiicett. who is himself the Oregon Jackson» tile, • • owner of a niimlx r of line copper claims, has not lost bis faith in the richness of the- A|>ph g ite * *>p|i»-r «listricts just lx- cause- Mr. Clark has turned the Blue ledge |>r*i|k-rty down. He states that tile JI W hl. I k general opinion of the- mine rs of the and clocks repaired district is that the mines will vet prow and all work guaran* t<> lx- among the richest in the United States. Oregon Messner, Veterinary Surgeon. Medford, » Oregon Oh Say! Some of the people qet fooled, but most of them don't lor they qo to the BOSS CANDY KITCHEN H'/jcre f//c best and the cheapest confectionery to he had in Jackson ville can he gotten hv pound or pail. 2 -Made fresh each week and guaranteed pure hv Al LEAR NED I he Boss Candy Maker. inch mount vernon drajier duck, wagon cover duck, 50 inch blac k enamel carriage cluck for sale- at Nunan-Tavlor Co., Jacksonville. Henry Kubli, who has a big farm on Applegate, is a farmer who carries out the idea that tin- less bought and the more sol<| the more prosperous a farmer may Ix-comc. In tin- way of field, gard en and or<diard )>ro<lucts he endeavors to raise every thing that is required for home use. hi rejwr.rs, that bad drain on so manv farmers income, he reduces to a minimum bv having ample storage room for all his machinery ami tools, allowing none to stand out in the weath- IT. / Ami when rejeairs are nec essary he does most of them for he ■ to • ‘‘...... ’ himself, ' good mechanic. He I" has a shop with go«k| tools ami a blacksmith ..................... I < outfit to- gether with a lathe ami a drill, He is thus able to do any ordinary job <af I re- pairing that may be required, This stimtm r lie has added a feed mill to his farm equipments. It is fitted with steel grind* rs that are driven by an overshot wheel by water from the big irrigation 'lite h that he has on his place. This water wheel also furnishes power to run his lathe, drill, grindstone and other machinery. By thus equipping his farm Mr. Kubli is able to make c ertain that his ex¡.emlitures do not exceed his re ceipts am) he is reasonably certain of making his farm a profitable investment. A. 0. L. W. Grand todqe. The 25th annual session of the Grand Lodge. A. O, P. W.. of Oregon, conclud ed its work on Friday July 24th. The new plan of assessment rates, recently ldo]'t<<] by the Supreme L'klge. was thoroughly discusse«!, but after mature i onsideration it w is *le*-m«-«l advisable to ¡ hi tporie action thereon at this time The order is in a very healthy condition in this jurisdiction, now numbering over 11 ,<MM) members, and having a net gun of over 1«"x • during the |»ast year, l'he following officers for the ensuing year were elected: A O. W.—Master workman, George II. Durham, («rants Pass; foreman, F. Here htold, Corvallis; overseer, W. J. Clark. Gervais; recorder, Newton Clark. Portland; receiver, R. L. Durham Port land; guide, Philip Gevurtz, Portland; inside watchman, \V. II. Werner, Albany outside watchman, S. A. Rohr, Oregon City; trustee, F. L- Coron, (»rants Pass; Representitivez to the supreme lodge, D. Solis Cohe n, Ralph Feeney and Wm Smith. D< gree of Honor—Chief of honor. Mrs Addi. Colvig. Jacksonville; lady of hon or. Mrs. Sarah Fastabin l. Astoria; clref of ceremonies, Mr». Hattie McCormick, Marshfield: usher, Mrs. Hattie Mooney, Jefferson, inside watch, Mrs. Hattiet Davis. Tillamook; outer watch, Mrs. Mattie- Smred, Heppner; recorder, Mrs. Ollie Stephens, Portland; receiver, Mrs. Man Randles, Portland; Representatives to siqierior lodge, Mrs. Laura A. Smith, Beker City. Mrs. Ollie Stephen* and Mrs. Margaret Herrin, Portland. Dr. David Walker was chosen grand medical ex iininer, ami Wm. M. Colvig was continue 1 on the law committee, his associates for this year being John Pad dock and P. II. D'Arcy. In the Degree of Honor the election of Mrs. Colvig to be gram! chie f of honor was a promotion, she having held the past year the posi tion of grand chier of ceretn >nies. Mr. ami Mrs. lid. Hubert, William D< mil ami Miss Dora Margreiter return ed Sunday from the ir outing trip to the (»rayback mountain district at the head of 1 hornpson creek. flic party rejxirt a delightful time. Hunting there was none for there- appeared to be no <lct r for Sale. in the mountains but the streams were teeming with fish so there- was no lack 1500 pound draft horses suitable for of s|x>rt. The v state that the snow is hauling heavy freight. Apply to Matt from 5 to 15 feet deep on all the elepre ss- Calhoun, Phoenix, Oregon. lolls on Graybac k an 1 water « verywhere on the lower levels and grass in a- SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND ELECTION. btindance. • Notice is In rebv given that ata meet The st<x’k ordin nice for Jacksonville ing of Sdnxd District No. 1 of Jackson provides th it hog», sheep, stock, cattle, county, Oregon, to lx- held at the Town ami horses shall not run at large in the stre e ts of the tow n at any hour, day or Hall in Jacksonville, Oregon, oil the 4th night, but milk cows are ¡x-rmitted the day of August, PNl.’l, there will l>e sub- mitteil to the legal voters of said district freedom of the c ity during the- day, but at night, from 9 p. m. to 5 a. m. they th«- qu«-sti«>n of contracting a l>omlc<l must k*-< p off tin- streets, For some debt of eight thousand, five hundred fifty t «.s.’i.'iil.cMi) dollars for the purpose of pav time- hogs have been oil the streets from time to time to the serious damage of ing for a new sclnxd house now being constructed in said district, the vote to y ards and gardens and some of the cows have not been heeding the hoodlum bell be bv ballot, upon which shall lx: the yvords "Bonds—Yes" and the words ns they should ami the "lowing herds" have-not bun doing the "homeward “Bonds—No." Polls to be open at 1 coming" that they should, much to the o'clock p. in. and remain open until 4 disturbance of the jreaeeful slumbers of o'clock p. m. By onter of til«1 Board of Directors of sundry citizens and the ruin of flowers school ’¡strict No. 1 of said Jackson ami cabbage in enclosures to which the gate was m>t securely fastened. The hot county. (Tregon. Dated this 13th «lav of July, 1903. weather proving a little enervating on Gt'S N kwhi rv , the 24B pounds avoirdupois of the- citv District Clerk. marshal that worthy official has been taking some healthful exercise of late- be getting Up sprinting stunts with these ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. obstreperous swine ami kine with the Til«- iin*t«-rsiKii«-*t is tile duty appointed amt citv |»ound as the stake boat, with the «pialitied executor ot the estate Of Joseph Blatt, result that the citv treasury is somewhat late of Jackson County, dec-eased. Persons hav the ric her, ami midnight forays bv in ing claims against sai«T estate in- hereby notified piesent them, with th«- pr«»per vouchers at cpiisative cows, with a sequence of a in.in to tached, to me or to my attorney. Will Colvig. at in brief costume, rocks, clubs, cows, lacksonville. Oregon, within six months from skinned chins and profanity, is a thing the date hereof Dated Illis 1st day of August, HMli. of the |> ist and now the midnight hour Coi.vm It D chham , THKO. CAMERON is left -‘todarkness and to me." Attorneys. Executor. City Drug .... Store ¿7 A full line always on hand of Box Stationery Tablets Fancy Soaps and Perfumery line grade of CIGARS handled Special attention given Prescriptions to J. W. ROBINSON M. D. Proprietor, J achscnvile, - Cre ÍP0 STOFF 1C?) HARDWARE STORE CUTLERY A fine line of Knives, Razors, Etc., have just lx-en received. Satisfac tion guaranteed. 9, Miners’ Supplies i Of all kinds found in a first-class stock. Fishing Tackle Bamlxx> Poles. Lines, Flies in great varieties. JOHN F. MILLER Proprietor J i GROCERIES First-class quality and a reasonable price, my specialty Fresh fruit and vegetables Highest price paid for farm produce T.J. GOODWYN The West Side Grocery Medford, Oregon CHAS. DUNFORD JACKSONVILLE TRANSFER • • • • • • Praying and heavy team work. Light express t ra nsterred. Prompt delivery to all J tarts of the city Charffos Reasonable