ATTORNKY-tilNERAL HOLDS HE-! the board authority, under tho law, Io link file people to Vote upon n «'«r I.EtTIONOI HMM k VILLI.Gil. N. C, <>. APPEALIN’«; TO WKHTERN PACIFIC FOR AHSIHTANtE lain alle ua lo whether they »hall Will Not «•»«Hub Hie ItoltlluK of \ ii - purehn»« It. und then th« board bo other l.l«rter». It after tho Voto. Tho director» Th» latest lallroad report to come The election held to vole on u j might be authorised to purchaao any rhoieo for u »«liool alt« la void, mid nit« no voteil upon, proper notice be In 1» th« frantic effort that 1» being If the »«liool board liud proceeded Ina Klveti mid only one alt« being made by the N. ('. A O. to make some tinder the Inatructloiia then glvon, it* voted for what It connldereil to lie u tort of traffic arrangement» with the action would hnvu been lll«'gnl. reasonable price tor th« same, pro Western Pacific. It was reported nt Much la the opinion of Attorney- vlded they could mak« a contract one time thut Hill owned this line, I General Crawford I’hu reault la thut with the owner therefor. In tuy und it another thut Gould hud ac­ the acliool board will tiuvo to do ovci opinion, Hi« dlHti'Ict la In Juat about quired It. Neither of there saem to again what It Nought to do nt tin* the amile (Mialllon It would be In If lie core«ct from the latest »lory. 1 ape«'lul election A different courae no vole whatever hud b«< n taken and Hut, io th«’ end that Gould will get liable in uny manner by such pro Oregon. nto Portland und Seattle and Hill ■ lH*ar Hlr: Replying to your» of •ceding». To give >6,000 for block vill get Into 'Frisco, both giants the 13th Inatnnt, requesting opinion >f«> 9, If thut I» much more than the lulling their force» against their and i of thia office* ua to whether n certnli iroper'y la worth, would. In my opln ommon enemy. It la the result of vote taken by the »aid dlatrlct or on, be ultra vlrva and void. Th« hl» agreement that cause» the turn- Juno 5, 1909, relative to tho lorntloi •oard would have no l<'gal tight to liter Into »urli a contract and claim town of the N. C. & O. Under pr«li­ and pitrcha»« of n echoolhouoe alt« I nt conditions It would seem that It'i i»tin>utlou by t«uMin of the elec binding and create» n contract upoi ■» only a matter of time before there i Ion Ju»t hdd. tho bonrd, I beg to nay that an wttl be a need for a receiver. V«ry r«-ap«ctfully youra, undoratand tho facta. May 15th, tin If th«« stories coming from Port-1 A M CRAWFORD, - . ■■■■■—■ ■' ........ . ..... ....... ..........- 1 -........ 1 1.............. — house. .'hid imagination of the Portland scnl II««mi»« of lllnc»«. Third That ths result was fo reporter». On«’ suspicious plan has ! The City Council met Monday night nud« its appi-urance, and that Is the block No. 7, 17 ballots, for block No •irauunt to adjournment. Present, «ported purchas«« by HID of the old kN, 9 ballots; for block No. 9. 32 bal ,. F. Willits, president; Councilman Medford and Crater Lake road. It ! lots; for block No. It. no ballots. ianka, Ciistid, Summers, Obenchaln, s hnid to »re Just where this line The total number of votes cast wu tN. Therefor«, no alt" received « '«di«« Judge l.iuvltt und Marshal O. would benefit Hill If he wants to get I ., Carter. majority of all the vote» caul. For TX 1 «» 'Frl»ro, a» Is reported. It begins Permits were granted as follows: md ends nowhere. Kven If It were Fourth Thut block 7 had been of Particulars see J B. F Shepherd, one-story brick on •xtend««! Into Cen'ral Oregon, as If Cored to the board prior to th«' «de« lion at >1,250; that block RK hu«' <>t S blk Id. iromotcrs allege It will be, there 11. 8. Van Sickle, addition to build- vould be little advantage In it to been offered fr<*« of charge; thn' blin k 9 had not been Considered b ; ng on lot 4 blk 4. Illi, for It Is certnln that he has no' Chas. Iilohn, addition to dwelling lesire to get Into the Coos Bay coun­ th« board mid no offer mad«', and that after the election the owners of 1 in tot 4 blk 84. try. There Is nothing for him to The resignation of Councilman An­ rain by just coming hit«» Oregon and th« block demand««! >6,000 for th« keny from th«’ First ward was a«- Mopping there. If he stnrts south he same. Fifth That »Inc« tho vote hai- I opted anil M. G. Wilkins was elected »Til not stop until h«r reaches ‘Frisco. ---------------------- -— been taken tho board has b««n of > to fill the vacancy and was sworn In. Al«x Martin Hr. who visited Mid-I Th«- following ordinances w«ru In- fer«d a alt« free of churge, and a pe I tltlon that th« off«r be accepted has , rod tired. r«*ad In full. pnssM to scc- land Friday, r«f>orts that the stock «•ns being erected there will provide been sign««! and presented to the I ind reading and read by title: Midland with first-clans, up-to-date than >3.0'1 for th«’ live and >1 30 for; applied in satisfaction of said execu-' CUy Treasurer, Klamath Falls, By Councilman Hummers — An or- board, containing tho names of 140 | ••qulpment. and when complete«!, the dead yellow pine, >1.35 for the Hon. order and dt-cre«, int«r«*st and Oregon. taxpayer» und legal voters of the ills llnuncc to authorise the filling It. of live and 50 cents for the d«*ad whit« costs and all accruing costs and over­ Said bonds will be issued in de- decoud street between Main and I which will be about July 20th, will j trlct. fir, >2 25 for the live and >1.25 for plus. if any there be, to be paid unto nominations as follows, to-wit: be extensive enough to handle al! ’ he Sixth There Is nothing In the let­ Xlamuth avenue. the dead lodgepole pine, pef thou­ said court to be further applied as by j 20 bonds of the denomination of By Councilman Hanks An ordi­ attic offered for transportation in sand feet. B. M. will be co»sidere1000.00. an economical as well as convenient for tho election presented the fact» nance declaring wkat shall consti­ and a deposit of >200.00 must be Dated at Klamath Fells, Oregon,! 30 bonds of the denomination of manner. It Is reported that all of tute nuisance». und conditions to the people. sent to the First National Bank of this 12th day of July. 1909. >500.00. By Councilman Obenchaln -An or- the Hereford cattle belonging to the Portland, Oregon (U. 8. De;>ository), No. 9 having recelviAl th« highest 7-12.8-12 W. B. BARNES. 50 bonds of the denomination of XL nnd 70 ranch In Lake county number of votes, no price wu» at- | llnance providing for codifying and which have been sold to Miller A- to be placed to the credit of the Sheriff of Klamath County. Oregon. >100.00. publishing charter und ordinances. tach ««I. and. therefore, tho vot«’ of * 1 United States, for each bid submitted Each proposal to purchase must be It was moved and carried that the Lux, aggregating between ten aud to the supervisor. Timber upon ‘ 2 3 for block No. 9 cannot be consld j >40,000.00 accompanied by a certified check for twelve thousand head. will be cr«*d aa creating u contract with th« iresldent appoint two persons to act shipped out from this point. A grow­ valid claims is exempted from sale City of Klanukth Falls Sewer Bonds 5 per cent of amount bld. is Are wardens. Pursuant to such owner of said block and the district Said bonds to be sold for cash Sealed proposals will be received ing n«>cd at Midland is the establish­ The right to reject any and all bids The only way thut n vote of thut na resolution the president appointed is reserv«»d. For further Informa­ by the undersigned, Police Judge paid down at time of delivery and ment of an eating house. Marshal Carter and Policeman Wal ­ tore could be considered aa a con tion and regulations governing sales, of the City of Klamath Falls,Oregon, for not less than their par value. tract w«mld be for n definite off*! ker as such fire wardens. address the undersigm’d. L. J. Bauman arrived In this city The right is reserved by the Coun­ until the 26th day of July, 1909, On account of Ilin« »», Mayor San­ made to the bonrd for the sale of a M L. ERICKSON, from Bonanza Friday en route to at the hour of 1:30 o’clock p. m. for cil to reject any and all btda. derson was unable to be present. certain alte, and then tho terms mid Forest Supervisor, Missouri on business and pleasure, i Dated at Klamath Fall», Oregon, the purchase of >40,000.00 six per conditions of the offer placed In tin Judge Willits occupied tho chair. Medford, Oregon- While East he will visit relatives at cent coupon sewer bonds,or any part' June 24th, 1909. An adjournment was then taken notices calling tho uleetlon, so that St. Joseph, Boonville and St. Louis. A. L. LEAVITT, thereof, to be issued in pursuance! SHERIFF S SALE. th« people would know for what It 1 to July 38th. Police Judge of the City of of an ordinance adopted by the^ was called, what kind of u contract IDVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS. In the Circuit Court of the State of, Common Council of said city on the Klamath Falla, Oregon. NIIOI 1.1» JOIN II \NDS. they were voting to rutlfy or distil- . NOTICE is hereby given that the Oregon for the County of Klamath. 22d day of June, 1909, and under; low, etc. Nothing of that kind. It American Bank and Trust Cum- 1 an act of the Legislative Assembly One thing that should claim the I County Court will receive sealed bltfi« seems, was done In thia case. There­ attention of the Chamber of Com­ up to and including the 2d day of I any, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. E of 1905, filed in the office of the Sec­ fore, no contract was entered Into by merce and business men of this city August, 1909, for the construction of t B. Burwell, defendant. retary of State, February 13, 1905, virtue of sal«l vote with the owners is tho question of Joining hands with ill wooden bridge across Ix)st river; Sult In Equity to Foreclose a Mort­ entitled an "Act to Incorporate the bv Charles Somerville, the of block 9, und even If the price had Medford. That city has worked hard near Its mouth and at the place now gage. City of Klamath Falls. ” l>« ' li stated In the notice, 1 do not celebrated newspaper criminal NOTICE is hereby given that by­ tor the development of Crater Lake, occupied by the bridge known as tho Said bonds will be payable 20 think It would create a contract un­ i The Intel «sis of Medford und thiH "Whitney bridge." virtue of an ex«jcution and order ot years from date of issue, Interest to reporter, is only one of the less a majority of all th«* votes cast Bidders to submit plans and speci­ sale duly issued out of the above be paid semi-annually on the 1st Idly In the great wonder uro Iden­ big features that make the In the election had b«*« n In fuvor of tical, and consequently every move­ fications with each bid, each bidder named court and cause on the 13th day of October and April of each! E verybody ’3 very much block No. 9, which la not the case. ment of any moment should have tho to deposit 5 per cent his bond In the manner isfy the sunt of >2,190.70, and >33.50 , - Get the block No. 7. You any In your letter In the work. Many big projects are required by the County Court. The «osts and disbursements, and the that block No. 7 had been offered to under way and under consideration Court reserves the right to reject any further sum of >200 attorney’s fees.' JULY EVERYBODY'S the bonrd at *1,250. You do not for the advertising of this center of land all blds. making a total of >2,424.20, with in­ say, however, that that offer was attraction, and In their promotion For Sal» By tereat on said sum from the day of j C. R. DeLAP. mad« a part of the notice calling the ‘there should be nothing but unity of County Clerk. the rendition of said decree, and ac- . F. £. ANKENY election. If it was not, tho voters I action and harmony. SURVEYING crulng costs. were not voting upon thnt proposi­ NAI.K OF TIMBER. . AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY Now, therefore, in view of said ex- I tion. They wore simply exprc»slng Medford, Oregon, July 2, 1909. CONFER ON IRRIGATION. ecution and in compliance with same.. MARSHALL a choice as to a alte, mid if the offer Sealed blds, marked outside, "Bid, HOUSE I have duly levied on said premises ' PHONE 433 on block No. 7 was put In the notice, WASHINGTON, July 15. The Timber Sale Application. April 28, nnd will, on Saturday, the 14th day then It fulled to receive a majority Senate Irrigation committee dined to­ 1909, Crater,” and addressed to M. of August, 1909, at 10 t'clock a. nt.! of all th« votes cast, only 17 out of night with Senator Newland» at his L. Erickson. Medford, Oregon, will on saki day, at th«* front door of the 4N being for block No. 7. Therefore, suburban home. President Taft was be received up to and including the county court house at Klamath Falls, 9th day of August*, 1909, for all the In tuy opinion, no contract win en­ also present, together with Director merchantabl«) dead timber standing Klamath county, Oregon, sell at pub­ tered Into whatever between tho dis­ Newell of the Reclamation Service. lic auction to the highest bidder for trict nnil the owners of any of the In an Informal way th«« whole Irri­ or down, and all the live timber blocks at »aid election, and nil the gation situation was discussed. Those marked for cutting by the forest of­ cash in hand, all the right, title and effect that sal«! election can have, In senators who disapproved of some ficer on a designated area located Interest of the above named defend­ McCALL PATTEBNS Celebrated for style, perfect fit, simplicity an t my opinion, Is advisory to th«j board. changes In regulations by Secretary within the NW *4 of SW*4 of section ant in and to the following describe«! reli-ibility nearly 40 years. Sold in nearly every city and town in the United States at 1 If you wish to select a »Ito under Bullinger took the opportunity to 10, township 38 south, range 6 east, real property situated in Klamath Veterinary Surgeon Canada, or by mail direct. More told than section 79. page 39 of the school voice their jirotests. Senator» ’lorah. Willamette meridian. Crater Nation­ county, Oregon, to-wit: any other make. Send tor free catalog te. and Dentist SW% of Section 30, Township 39 Met ALL'S MAGAZINE laws of 1909, In my opinion, you Joncs nnd Chamberlain wen ’¿resent. al Forest, Oregon, estimated to be More subscriber« than any other fashion 150,000 feet R. M. of live and 10,000 South, Range 10 East, Willamette must hnv«« a definite contract for a magaxine—million a month. Invaluable. Lat­ meridian. est styles, patterns, dressmaking, millinery, feet It. M. of dead yellow pine, 60,- J. II. Dyer, superintendent, nnd T. site, and put the substance of thnt p’ain 'sewing, fancy needlework, hairdressing, Together with all tenements, Klamath Falls etiquette, good stories, etc. Only 60 cent.-» a contract in tho notice calling the II. Krttltschnitt, roadmnster of tho 000 feet B. M. of live and 1,000 feet year (north double), including a free pattern. Oregon election, nnd vote upon that one par­ Southern Pacific company, arrived on B. M. of dead white fir, 30,000 feet hereditaments an«l appurtenances Subscribe today, or send for sample copy, thereunto belonging or In any wise PHONE 941 WONOEIIFUL INDUCEMENTS * ‘ B. M. of live and 500 feet B. M. of ticular proposition. Then tho bonrd a tour of Inspection Friday In tho to Agents. Postal brings premium catalogue would be authorized to expend the private car ‘•Pacific," returning this dead lodgepole pine, saw timber, log appertaining. and new cash prise ofTeis. Address The proceeds of said sale will be ¡scale, more or less. No bid of less TBE BkCAlX CO.. 2» to Ml W. 37lb SU NSW YOkfc money for the »Ito, but In no cn»e ha» morning. Stop and Figure! MIDLAND Is in the Center Irrigation Project Sure to be the principal ship­ ping and receiving point for •Il Klamath, Langell, Poe and Yonna Valley. Buy Lots now while they are being Sold at 10 per cent of their value .. CAMPBELL How Thieves Live PAUL E. SCHAUER Geo. Constable, D. V. S.