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About Jacksonville sentinel. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1903-1906 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1904)
asthma that she hail to be carried to the train when the family left Oregon City for Southern Oregon. She has so fully The Siskiyou county Board of Super recovered her health that Monday she visors has adojied an ordinance levying a entered the Medford High School. That II his daughter utoj may enjoy |W pried I n V I lit health (Util tax of live cents per head annually oil all sheep pastured or herded in the county » i and also because lie is pleased with tile I advantages that this section offers to in It takes effect February 1st. vestors Mr. Garratt has decided to locate The court house yard at Yreka is to lie I in Rogue River Valley. The location I Are centered in the home and vov can't made into a handsome park. The conn- i and environment of Jacksonville mid its I be truly happy unless you have some of ty authorities have ordered a handsome ^'oid 1 for gr for a a perfect perfect ciiuimc climate greatly iron fence to enclose the grounds and are p|v.lsed him and lie mav decide to 1 'ocate having fertilizers put on the ground to ¡lvrv Those Handsome Pieces of Furniture insure a vigorous growth to the grass | Deputy District Attorney C. L. Reames and ornamental shrubs that are to tie irl Gus Newbury were at Eagle Point planted u|x>n it. Now on display nt our store. lit* ask If you have any Timber land you want 1 Monday the former to represent the State vour trade with the distinct understand I and the later the defendant in a charge to sell—See T. C. Norris. brought in Justice J. R, Cook's court ing that we will give you better bargains The City Attorney, W. E. Phipps, has against Eli Dahack for ridin> a horse than can be had nt any other I'urn it lire prepared the anti-slot machine ordinance on and doing injury to the sidewalk In as desired bvthe council, w hich will be tile village of Eagle Point. The defense Store in this valley, (hir big sales tortile submitted at the next regular meeting. as made by Mr. Newbury for the young past six months prove this. Yours to It prohibits slot machines altogether in man was that the walk he rode on was the city and imposes a tine ot Jd<> to #100, not in the village of Eagle Point thus profit, that is you profit and I profit. or imprisonment for 5oi 30 days or both freeing him from the lamaltv of the state, tine and imprisonment for infractions of which protects sidewalks in incorporated the ordinance. The slot mtehine will towns and villages, which in tin- defini evidently tie surpressed in Ashland—Tri tion of the law is a collection of dwelling bune. and other houses not included within Douglas county h is 22 saloons of which corporate limits. This defense was con The Up-to-date House Furnisher and UndertaKer 22 are in Roseburg, and they pay a license troverted by Deputy District Attorney of $9 200. The lowest license is JtfOO and Reames, who proved that there we e 11 the highest #SO0, w hich is paid by the houses along this walk within the space Myrtle Creek saloon. Jackson countv of half a mile. The jury promptly with a population larger thin Douglas brought in a verdict of guilty mid Justice county has but 12 sakons. Of these Cook gave Mr. Duvhack a tine of fill and five are in Medford, three in Gold Hill, costs which with his attorneys fees made three in Jacksonville and one in Central his dare deviltry rather an ex|>ensive Point. Ashland, Talent, Phoenix and luxury to him aud next time when he is requested and then warned to not ride Eagle Point have no saloon. Ills horse on a sidewalk he will likely Trespass notices on cloth sent by mail heed the admonition, for the residents of to any address for fl.00 a dozen. Eagle Point have l>eei> greatly anoyed bv The State Treasurer has received from hoodlums riding horses on the village the treasure* of the United States the sum walks and the next offender will get tile of #90,035.24, as Oregon's share of the full limit of the law. Federal Government's land sales fund The following news note from the tor the year 1903. The Secretary of tne State has apportioned this sum among Klamath Falls R< publican also applies to I haw in my hands at the present time a large num« the different counties of the State accord Jacksonville in regard to the need ol a ing to the acreage of each. Jackson coun tine large hotel: her of Bargains in FARM, FRl’IT ami GARDEN Jas. E. Sullivan, a prominent hotel man ty receives #2.642.17 the number of acres from Minnesota, who has liven in the in this county being 1,786,880. Klamath LANDS, and TOWN PROPERTY, in different gets #5,787.78, Lake #7,7*85.83, and Jose- city the past two weeks It ft Wednesday morning for Coos Bay. Mr. Sullivan is ¡tarts of Rogue River Valiev. Mv commissions ate phine fl.625.81. looking for a hotel site in the west anil The Jacksonville town council will reasonable thus giving advantage to both sellei and meet for the February meeting next 1 was very much imp is-ed with Klamath Falls but states that he was tin ibleto find buyer. 1 can furnish any kind of propel tv that a Tuesday evening, at which time in addi-1 any one who was willing to sell him tion to the regular business, judges and j new settler mav desire. property suitable for the purpose, One clerks will lie appointed for the town of Klamath Falls' greatest needs is a election which takes place < n the first large hotel and it is a serious reflection Tuesday in March. As this month closes the fiscal year for the town officials Re on the city that they slu uld practically corder, Henry Dox, Trearitrer Jas. M. turn down a man with ten or fifteen thousand dollars to invest. Cronemiller, and Street Commissioner, Chas. Dunford, will each make their an Cured Lumbago. nual reports. A. B. Canman, Chicago, writes March If you want to rent a farm or have land 4, PHL’J: “Hiving been troubled with to rent see T. C. Norris, Jacksonville. I.urn’ ago at different times and tried one Benton Bowers, in his boyhood days a physician after another; then different resident of Jacksonville, but who now re ointments and liniments, gave it tip al- sides at Ashland where he is one of the together, So I tried once more, and got Rigs on short notice lor timber cruisers, com- leading capitolists of that city is branch a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment, which gave me almost instant relief. I ing out as a farmer and he is now the me re in I men, mining men, so win ill men, nil owner of the big Beekman and Reames can cheerfully recommend it, and will kinds of men or parties, Horses fit! nt ren- ranch, on Rogue river at the mouth of arid my name to your list of former suf ferers. ” 25c, 50c, and fl. 00. Sold by Bear creek, which he bought of W. M. so an I >!e rates. Spence, and he is making it into one of City I »rug St ■ r> . the finest farms in Oregon. Mr. Bowers has 20 men at work on Ins ranch putting Jacksonville LEGAL NOTICES. |^|j up new buildings, fences and other im provements. He will seed 300 acres of Executors Notice. the land to alfalfa, the remainder will be Notice is hereby given that all persons I kept for pasture for the fine stock that he having claims against the late Amalia A. , will raise. Slabwood in stove lengths *1 .01) per load Brooks will present the same with the proper vouchers to the undersigned exe I at saw mill—Iowa Lumber Co. cutor of the- said estate on or before the ' When co-owners fail to contribute his expiration of six months from date of, EntoblMtoa 1867 share of the assessment work on an un this notice E mil B ritt . ire patented mining claim, says the Minin; Executor of the estate of the late Mrs. ) SALEM, - OREGON Press, the Federal statute provides that Amalia A. Brooks, the one doing the work or making the Jacksonville, Oregon, January 15, 1904. ' improvements mav, at the expiration of Oldest and Largest Nursery on Pacific Coast. All our stin k Guardians Notice. the year, give such delinquent co-owner is Home (»rown and guaranteed True to Name. All Trees Notice is hereby given to all persons personal notice in writing, or notice by that fail to live replaced at Half Price. Can fill orders for anv publication in the newspaper published having claims against the estate of J. G. I kind of Tree, Shrub or Flowc r that can be grown in Oregon, nearest the claim, for at least once a week Brown, an insane person, to present the for ninety days, and, if at the expiration same to the undersigned guardian, of Un I.arge Illustrated Catalogue sent Free on application to of ninety days, after such notice in writ said J. G. Brown, on or liefore six months ing or by publication, such delinquent from the expiration of this notice. C harles B rowk . co-owner should fail or refuse to contri bute his proportion of the expenditure j Guardian of the Estate of J. G. Brown, req tired by the statute, his interest shall ; an insane person. become the property of his co-owners, . Jacksonville, Oregon, January 22, 1904. who have made the required expenditure. Notice of Settlement. — y The county in which the paper is printed ' All persons knowing themselves in is not material. The statute says the I debted to Chris Ulrich on [>ersonal ac I Domestic Troubles. paper nearest the claim. After four months of steady work with count or to Chris Ulrich & Co. will please It is exceptional to find a family where a force of men tin- landslide in tin old call at once and settle the same. A fine assortment of picture moulding. 1 C hris U lrich & Co. I there are no domestic ruptures occasion Shortv-Hope workings at the mine near Bring in your pictures and have them ally, but these can I m * lessened by having Ashland has been overcome mid progress January 12, 1904. framed. The workmanship speaks for Dr' King's New Life Pills around. Much will now be made in opening up the itself. At C. W. Conklin’s. Sale of Personal Effects. trouble they save by their great work in property further at this point. It is also R. G. Garrett, of Marquam, Clackamas Notice is hereby given that I will sell Stomach and Liver troubles. They not probable that the company in carrying county, was in Jacksonville Tuesday at private sale for cash in hand the house only relieve you, but cure. 25c, at City out its plan of development of tlds vain able property will soon let tin- contract taking a look at the town as to its future hold and personal effects of the late Mrs. Drug Store. for 35i) feet of drifting on the “Golden possibilities. Mr. Garrett brought his Amalea A. Brooks. To get perfect rest use one of those Spike” claim of the company which will family to Medford two weeks ago for the E mil B ritt . lienefit of the health of one of his daugh Executor of the estate of late Mrs. silk floss or cotton felt mattresses, They mean the putting on of another crew of are the best. C. W. Conklin. men for work night and day.—Tidings. ters, who was so seriously afflicted with Amelia A. Brooks. LOCAL NOTES iThe Joys of Life.... C. W. ConKlin MATT CALHOUN Real Estate Dealer PHOENIX, OREGON Union Stables Geo. N. Lewis, Prop., ^OREGON NURSERY CO R. D. MAPLESDEN, MEDFORD, - - - agent OREGON
