Jacksonville sentinel., January 13, 1905, Image 3

JACKSONVILLE SENTINEL
IHHt'HD ON
FRIDAY
OF
EACH
OKWNANCL NUMBER III.
Passed by the Council at a meeting
WEEK. held Saturday evening, January 7, 1905.
MV I.HE W. IIKNUV, EDITOR.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1905.
One of the first ami most important
rrMilntiuiia for you to make this year is
that of ¡laying up the subscription to the
local |m|ier. You bet!
Jacksonville is certainly taking rapid
strnlea forward in the way of public im­
provement an<l private enterprise. The
latest is electric lights and a real, live
hand, loth of which we are now reason­
ably sure of. Let 'em come!
The professional "knoAer" is always
in evidence and it seems that it require«
the combined efTorts of at least 20 good
men to counteract his influence. Some­
times he proves a real benefit to a com­
munity but he is generally a nuisance.
There are few, if any, says the Wasco
News, who are so I mow as to hope that
Senator .Mitchell is guilty. For over 21)
years ne has Iwen our most trusted rep­
resentative at Washington. It would lie
a sa<l thing to know that the gray-haired
veteran of Oregon legislators has Ijeen
guilty of the lietrayal of the people's
trust, and we hope that he will lie able
to prove his innocence; if guilty, let hint
take the consequence of his acts.
Forest Grove, the educational center
ami site of the Pacific University, decid­
ed at its recent election, in favor of
license and will now have saloons, for
the first time in its history. The pop
ulation of this place is certainly under­
going some sort of a change. For years
ami years even the railroad was not al­
lowed within the corjiorate limits of the
city for fear of a demoralizing influence,
an 1 now they are voting in favor of
saloons.
Since Senator Mitchell's indictment by
the Federal grand jury for alleged,
participation in the timber land frauds
in Oregon, he has not appeared in the
Senate C’aamlier but remains in the
seclusion of his room. With Congressman
Herman it is different. He is in his seat
in the Representative hall regularly and
gives no outward sign that he is in any
way concerned alxiut indictments and
timber land frauds. This is the char­
acteristic difference in the men.
The Roseburg Plaindealer has recently
been sued for ¿10,000 damages by F. E.
Wooley, chairman of the school board,
who alleges to have been damaged to
that extent by an article appearing in
that paper and signed “Taxpayer" the
real author of which the management
refuses to disclose. If everybody that
imagines they are injured by newspajier
attacks could secure a judgment for
such a sum of money there would be no
newspapers in a short time.
FURNITURE
PROVIDING for the granting of a
franchise for a term of fifty years, to A.
E. Reames, his heirs, successor» in in­
terest ami assigns, to establish, repair
and maintain at any and all points with­
in the coporate limits of the said town of
Jacksonville, electrical and power plant
Having moved into new
or plants, for the manufacture, trans­
mission, sale ami distribution of electri­
quarters and greatly en­
cal light ¡lower for any ami all purposes
larged my stock 1 am bet­
for which electricity is used, with the
right to establish, maintain and repair
ter able to please the public
such ¡liant»; to erect maintain and repair
than ever. Come in and
in all of the streets and alleys of said
town, electrical and power ¡Kites, and to
look my stock over, even
stretch maintain and reps' ' thereon, |
though
you do not buy.
electrical light ami power wires, and to
erect and maintain therein any other
means for the transmission of electrical
power; with the right to sell and distri­
bute electrical light and power for any
and all pur|Mises, and to change or alter
said plant or plant«, ¡Miles, wires and
other means for the conveyance of elec­
trical power, asd to these ends to make !
excavations in any or all of the streets 1
and alleys of said town; to provide for ■
the trimming of trees ami removal of i
obstructions for the establishment of
said electrical lines and the repairing of [
the same, anil to prohibit the injury or
Picture» Framed and Furniture Repaired.
defacement, ami ¡Misting of advertising
matter tijion any of said poles, and to
provide a jienalty for the violation of1
this ordinance.
The people of the town of Jacksonville,
Oregon, do ordain as follows, to-wit:
Section I ; That there is hereby granted |
unto A. E. Reames. his hei'S, successors
in interest and assigns, the right, for a
period of fifty years from the date at
SHERIFF S SALE.
which this ordinance shall take effect, to doing as little damage in every instance
erect, maintain and operate at any point as is consistent with the use and powers
H. L. White, Plaintiff, VS. Washing­
within the corporate limits of the town lierein granted.
ton and California Mining and Milling
of Jacksonville, Oregon as now or here­
Section 3; Nothing in this franchise
a corporation, Defendants.
after established or incorporated, any shall lie construed to compel or Company,
By virtue of and execution issued out
plant or plants, for the manufacture require the tow n of Jacksonville to pur­ of the Circuit Court of the state of Ore­
consumption, sale and distribution of chase or hire from the owner or owners gon, for the county of Jackson, on the
electrical power for light, fuel, power of this franchise, any light or power, 2nd day of November, 1904, on a judg­
or any other purpose for which electrical whatever.
ment rendered in said Court on the 24th
¡Miwer may lie used; with the right to erect
Section 4; No person shall deface, cut, day of October, 1904, in favor of H. L.
stations or sub-stations therein for any of whittle, injure, or mutilate, or post ad­ White, Plaintiff, and against Washington
said purposes ami to erect, maintain and vertising matter upon any electrical light and California Mining and Milling Co.
ofierate therein electrical light, fuel and or power ¡xile or poles erected within the Defendants, for the sum of two-hundred
power lines, and other means for the corporate limits of the town of Jackson­ and fourteen and 35-100 dollars with in­
conveying of electrical jxiwer, for the ville, under the provisions of this or any terest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
consumption, sale and distribution to ordinance. Any person violating the pro­ from the 19th day of March, 1904, and
consumers and to said town of Jackson visions of this section of this ordinance all
the costs of and upon this writ.
ville of electrical power for light, fuel, shall upon conviction thereof be punish­
Public notice is hereby given that on
power an<l all other pnrposes for which ed by a fine of not less than one nor Saturday, December 16th, 1904, at the
electrical ¡Miwer may lie utilized; with more than fifteen dollars; or by impri­ hour of 3 o'clock, p. m. of said day, in
tiie right to establish, repair and main­ sonment for not less than one nor more front of the court house in the town of
tain in all of the streets and alleys of than five days.
Jacksonville, Oregon, I will in obedience
»aid town as the same exists or may here
Section 5; A failure by the owner or
said execution, sell all right, title and
after exist, poles and electrical wires for ow ners of this franchise for a period of to
interest of the above named defendants
the consumption, sale and distribution six consecutive months in any one vear in and to the following described pro­
of electrical power for all of said pur­ to transmit into said town electricity for perty, the same being now held under
poses; with the eight to make all neces­ hire or to manufacture the same for said attachment, to-wit:
sary excavations in said streetsand alleys pnrpose shall annul this franchise.
SW. % of Section 23, Township 36, S.
for said purpose, and to sell, consume
R. 4 W. of W. M. all in Jackson County,
and distribute for hire or otherwise at
Oregon, to the highest bidder for lawful
any and all points within said town,
Call and Settle.
money of the United States of America.
electrical power for all of said purposes;
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon the 5th
with full and complete power to increase,
day of November 1904.
alter or exchange said poles and lines or
Those knowing themselves indebted to
J. M. R ader , Sheriff,
to build, repair and maintain additional
Jackson County, Oregon.
the
undersigned
are
reguested
to
call
at
ones, or others in their stead, and to all
of said ends to do all acts necessary to once and pay up.
carry these powers into effect, provided,
C hris U lrich .
Wanted.
however, that all poles erected in the
Special Representative in this county
streets or alleys of said town for any of
and adjoining territories, to represent
said pur ¡Mises shall lie not less than
HEART FLUTTERING.
and advertise an old established busi­
twenty-five feet high, and shall be set at
Undigested
food
and
gas
in
the
stom
­
ness house of solid financial standing.
such points as will interfere
the
least with public travel and traffic, con­ ach, located just below’ the heart, presses Salary ¿21 weekly, with Expenses ad­
sistent, however, with the uses and against it and causes heart palpitation. vanced each Monday by check direct
powers herein granted; provided further When your heart troubles you in that from headquarters. Horse and buggy
that at the completion of the establish­ way take Herbine for a fews days. You furnished when necessary; position per­
ment of such ¡xile lines or of any repairs will soon be all right. 50c at City Drug manent. Address Blew Bros. & Co.,
Dept. A, Monon Bldg., Chicago, HI.
thereon, the owner or owners of this Store,
franchise shall make such repairs in said
streets and alleys as put the same in as
good condition as they were at the lie­
ginning of said work. Provided, further,
that this franchise shall be void if the
owner thereof shall not, within three |
months after the date at which the same i
goes into effect, either transmit into the 1
said town of Jacksonville, or manufacture
Toilet Sets, Ladies’ Hand
therein electrical power for light or fuel
purposes, to lie furnished then to con­
Bags in genuine Seal and
. •
sumers for hire.
Walrus,
Photo
Albums,
Scrap
Section 2; The owner or owners of
this franchise shall have the right in the
Books, Christmas Books,
erection, construction or repair of poles
Latest
Poems in Padded
and wire lines or other means for trans­
mitting electricity, to trim any trees in
Leather Covers, Sterling Sil­
any streets or alleys necessary to be
ver Ware, Fancy Clocks,
trimmed for the purpose of stretching
wires in such streets or alleys, or erecting
Musj^^oMs^^exveh^^EtG
poles and lines therein, doing as little
damage to such trees as possible con­
sistent' with the powers herein granted,
ami shall have the right in such streets
and alleys to remove any obstructions
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
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necessary to lie removed for erecting, .
repairing and maintaining such lines,
BARGAINS
C. W. CONKLIN,
The Up-to-date House Furnisher and Undertaker
SOME GREAT BARGAINS IN
CITY DRUG STORE,