Jacksonville sentinel., January 06, 1905, Image 3

JACKSONVILLE SENTINEL I noTOSev '—CK No
PROVIDING for the granting of a
franchise for h term of fifty years, to A.
E. Reames, his heirs, successors in in­
FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK. terest and assigns, to establish, repair
ami maintain at any and all points with­
UV I.KK W. HENRY, EDITOR.
in the coporate limits of the said town of
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1 Jacksonville, electrical and power plant
Entered In the |xr«i»fhce of Jacksonville, or plants, for the manufacture, trans­
Jackson County, Oregon, as second class matter. mission, »ale and distribution of electri­
cal light ¡lower for any and all purposes
for which electricity is used, with the
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right to establish, maintain and repair
¡ISO such plants; to erect maintain ami repair
One year
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Hix months
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.75 in all of the streets and alleys of said
Three mouths
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«1 town, electrical and power ¡Miles, and to
stretch maintain and repair thereon,
electrical light and jxiwer wire's, and to
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erect and maintain therein any other
The Hentlnel and the Weekly Oregonian will means for the transmission of electrical
ae aent to one addieaa lor f.’a year The Hentl­
nel give* the Jack «on county new« and the Ore- power; with the right to sell and distri­
(ontan Hive« the alate, national and world newa, bute electrical light ami power for any
thus a leader ia able to cover the entire news ami all purposes, and to change or alter
hrl«l at ale,lit tlir price ol but on«- paper
said plant or plant«, poles, wires and
other means for the conveyance of elec­
T miai . Hi'IwKHtrTloNS The Jaekaonville Hrntlnel trical power, an<l to these ends to make
will I m - M-nt to any «lilirw, at any
lu excavations in any or all of the streets
Ihr I'riltr.l Stair«, lol lour wrrk< lor 10 <rnt»
and alleys of said town; to provide for
All aulmcriptiona. regular or trial, will Ire prompt­
ly atop)>r<l nt t hr rlair ol m pir at ion, unleaa a re­ the trimming of trees and removal Of
newal in received.
obstructions for the establishment of
said electrical lines and the re|iairing of
the same, and to prohibit the injury or
defacement, and ¡Misting of advertising
matter Upon any of said pol les, and to
The way to build up your
provide a ]>enalty for the violation of
this ordinance.
homo town la to work for
The people of the town of Jacksonville,
it, talk for it and patron-
Oregon, do ordain as follows, to-wit:
Section 1; That there is hereby granted
ixo thoao in buainoaa thoro I unto
A. E. Reames. his hei’s, successors
in interest an<J assigns, the right, for a
periiHl of fifty years from the date at
which this ordinance shall take effect, to
erect, maintain and operate at any point
Otic of the first and most imjMirtant within the corporate limits of the town
resolutions for you to make this year is of Jacksonville, Oregon as now or here­
that of ¡Hiving up the sulwription to the after established or incorporated, any
plant or ¡liants, for the manufacture
local ¡»¡»er. You t>rt!
consumption, sale and distribution oi
electrical power for light, fuel, power
or any other purpose for which electrical
WHY SUCH SYMPATHY FOR NAN power may lie used; with the right to erect
PATTERSON?
stations or sub-stations therein for any of
said purposes, and to erect, maintain and
It seem» very strange that Nan I’atter-
ojierate therein electrical light, fuel and
•on, the alleged murderer of Caesar power lines, and other means for the
Young, her male contort should arouse conveying of electrical power, for the
to much sentimental interest in the consumption, sale and distribution to
consumers and to said town of Jackson
hearts
of
many of the
American
ville of electrical power for light, fuel,
the
facta
aliout puwer and all other purposes for which
people. Perha|ts
Perha[is
facts
Young's death will never lie fully known electrical power may lie utilized; with
owing to the peculiar circumstances the right to establish, repair and main
tain in all of the streets and alleys of
un ler which it took place yet there are
said town as the same exists or may here
some other facts about the case that are after exist, poles ami electrical wires for
well known by all who haw read of the the consumption, sale and distribution
trial. The evidence shows beyond the of electrical power for all of said pur­
shallow of a doubt that she was the mis­ poses; with the right to make all neces­
sary excavations in said streetsand alleys
tress of a married man, led a fast and lor said purpose, and to sell, consume
sinful life and recklessly squandered the and distribute for hire or otherwise at
many thousands of dollars which he lav­ any and all points within said town,
ished ujhiii her in wild and drunken in electrical power for all of said purposes;
with full and complete power to increase,
fatuation, an infatuation which she en­ alter or exchange said poles and lines or
couraged and perhaps brought about, to build, repair and maintain additional
knowing as she did, that he was a married ones, or others in their stead, ami to all
of said ends to do all acts necessary to
man, and that their relations were con­
carry these powers into effect, provided,
trary to all laws of God and man and that however, that all ¡roles erected in the
the happiness of another woman, who streets or alleys of said town for any of
was pure and good, and his lawful wife, sai<l purposes shall be not less than
was being wholly
disregarded. The twenty-five feet high, ami shall Ire set at
tile
such jxiints as will
interfere
private life of Nan Patterson was such as least with public travel and traffic, coll-
to entitle her to nosvinyathy from decent sistent, however,
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'' the uses and
people. She sowed to the wind» and (lowers herein granted; provided further
that at the completion of the establish­
she will reap the whirlwinds. Why
ment of such pole lines or of any rejiairs
should this woman arouse within our thereon, the owner or owners of this
hearts such sympathy when we give no franchise shall make such repairs in said
thought to the pure and loving wife streets and alleys as put the same in as
whose heart is broken anil whose life is good condition as they were at the be­
ginning of said work. Provided, further,
sad, a woman who is deserving. The that this franchise shall be void if the
story of her relation» with Young is dis owner thereof shall not, within three
gusting in the extreme and there is months after the date at which the same
naught aliout it that should make her a goes into effect, either transmit into the
said town of Jacksonville, or manufaettfre
mart yr or a heroine in the eyes of decent therein electrical power for light or fuel
¡>eople. When she was again taken nurposes, to tie furnished then to con­
across “the bridge of sights'* and locked sumers for hire.
Section 2; The owner or owners of
in the “Tombs" after her trial and the
this franchise shall have the right in the
disagreement of the jury althougli she erection, construction or repair of poles
had expected to be at her father's house and wire lines or other means for trans­
on Christmas day, her grief was such as mitting electricity, to trim any trees in
to move even the most indifferent, and any streets or alleys necessary to be
trimmed for the purpose of stretching
yet why should symyathy lie wasted on wires in such streets or alleys, or erecting
this woman when there are thousands of poles and lines therein, doing as little
good, pure women every week whose damage to such trees as possible con­
sistent with the powers herein granted,
hearts are broken anil through no fault
and shall have the right in such streets
or sin of theirs.
and alleys to remove nnv obstruction»
The life of Nan Patterson may lie of necessary to lie removed foi erecting,
benefit to the world as a "horrible exam­ repairing and maintaining such lines,
doing as little damage in every instance
ple" and cause other girls to shun and
as is consistent with the use and powers
avoid such a life as brought her to the herein granted.
Section 3; Nothing in this franchise
murderers bar.
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shall be construed
to
compel or
require the town of Jacksonville to pur­
chase or hire from the owner or owner»
of this franchise, any light or power,
whatever.
Section 4; No person shall deface, cut,
whittle, injure, or mutilaté, or post ad­
vertising matter upon any electrical light
or power pole or [Hiles erected within the
corporate limits of the town of Jackson­
ville, under the provisions of this or any
ordinance. Any person violating the pro­
visions of this section of this ordinance
shall upon conviction thereof be punish­
ed by a fine of not less than one nor
more than fifteen dollars; or by impri­
sonment for not less than one nor more
than five days.
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SHERIFF’S SALE.
H. L. White, Plaintiff, VS. Washing­
ton and California Mining and Milling
Company, a corporation, Defendants.
By virtue of and execution issued out
of the Circuit Court of the state of Ore­
gon, for the county of Jackson, on the
2nd day of November, 1904. on a judg­
ment rendered in said Court on the 24th
day of October, 1904, in favor of H. L.
White, Plaintiff, and against Washington
and California Mining and Milling Co.
Defendants, for the sum of two-hundred
and fourteen and 35-100 dollars with in­
terest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
from the 19th day of March, 1904, and
all the costs of and upon this writ.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, December 10th, 1904, at the
hour of 3 o’clock, p. m. of said day, in
front of the court house in the town of
Jacksonville, Oregon, I will in obedience
to said execution, sell all right, title and
interest of the above named defendants
in and to the following described pro­
perty, the same being now held under
attachment, to-wit:
SW. %
Section 23, Township 36, S.
R. 4 W. of W. M. all in Jackson County,
Oregon, to the highest bidder for lawful
money of the United States of America.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon the 5th
day of November 1904.
J. M. R ader , Sheriff,
Jackson County, Oregon.
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