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I r M Ordinance No. 237 Ordinance declaring the Intel- .Inn Of tnt'lllT OUIK'll Ml PBIIfK III t, ponstruoted. sewer along tbe following described route towlt: Beginning at a point in the alloy in block 270 In the City of Ontario, Million- county. Oregon, where the '.,i, alley Intersects the North line of the Southeast Quarter of Section Four. Township Eighteen South. Range Forty Seven En.it of the Wil lamette Meridian, running thence goath in the alley through blocks 270 nil 271. to Minnesota arenne: thence wett on Minnesota HTenue to timet itreet. h diitunce of one half a block; thence South on Orant itreet to Knu Mg avenue; thence Eaat on Kauiaa itenue to Morlltt atreet; thence south on Morlltt itreet to the point where j,i Morfltt itreet Intersects the South Unr of the Northeaat (Junrter of Sec tion Nice. pmmI Township and Range; ,,,, beginning lit the interaction of Clement itreet with Kansas avenue ,,,.1 running thence aoutb on taid Clement atreet to the interiectlon of laid street with the aouth line of the Sortheait (Quarter of aald aectlon linn, mid Township nod Range; said route lying within the City of Ontario, Malheur County, Oregon; and for Itrving .i apecliil aaieaament upon the property beneHtted thereby; providing u opportunity for property ownen kj MVvtel Hgfilust inch propoaed im proroment' (providing for the mnnner of making propoanla to conatruct mid Hwi i ; ptovldlug for the manner ot making' and collecting the aaacssmeuf therefor and deolnring an emergency. The people of tha City of Ontario do Ordilo aa Kollowa: Srrtinn 1. That u local Improve n. nt -hull be made within the City of Ontario, County of Malheur. State of Oregon, by the oonttruction of waers In and upon the following ties rrileil street! ; Beginning at a point la the alley In Ulook 270 in the City of Ontario. Malheur County, Oregon, absre the wild alley intenecti the have been N rth line of theSoutheaat (,uartcr of1 Council th Sect Ion Kour, Townablp Eighteen Sooth, limine I'otty seven Eaat of the Willamette Meridian: rutin lug thenoe ninth in the alley through blnoka 270 io I 271, to Minnesota avenue; Ihtnpu meat on Minnesota avenue to Urant street, a dlateuoa ot one -half block thence louth on ( limit atreet to Kiunaa avenue- t hence eat on Kalians avenue to Mortllt itreet ; thence tooth mi Morlltt itreet to the point ilere -hi. I Morlltt street interiecU IDs south line ot the Northeast QMM UrofSertlon Nine, aaid Towuablp . I Hangs; alio beginning at the In- tresectlon of Clement atreet with RMMM avenue aud running therce south on en Id Clemet:t street to the line interaection of aaid atreet with the south Una ot the Nurthenat Quar ter of aaid Section Nine, aaid Town ahlp aud Range; said route lying wholly within the City of Ontario, Malheur County. Oregon; in ac cordance with the plans and arenitlca tlona that are hereby adopted and which are on file with the City Recorder of the City of Ontario. State of Oregon. Section 2. That an eatlmate of the coat ot laid improvement haa been ascertained and determined by the City Engineer to be theaum of Twenty Five Thouaand dollars. 125,000.001 which eatlmate of the City Engineer hat been filed with the City Recorder and the whole coat and expense of aid improvement ahall be raised and paid for by apecial aiiesament to be levied upon and equitably ap portioned between the adjacent pro perty benefited thereby, according na aid different pieces of property hould be benefitted. Section 3. That in order to afford the different property owners whoae property ! to be assessed, an oppor tunity to Hie any proteit any such property owner may desire to tile against the cotiitriictinn of laid tow era provided fur In tliia ordinance, the City Recorder ahall at once pro ceed to piibliah notice in the "Ontario Argus" and "Ontario Democrat." weekly newapapera publiahed In the City of Ontario once each week for two (2 conaceutive werka, a ropy of thla ordinance indicating that the City Council will, on the 2Hth day of July. A. D. 1013. at a regular ad iourncd meeting thereof, hear and determine any written pro teat, agalnat the conatruotion of aaid Improvement that may be tiled before the day fixed for auoh hearing. Section 4. That If afterthe hear ing provided for In the foregoing aeo tion ahall have been had, and It ahall determined by the City t the cniiatriiction of aaid eweri ahall be proceeded with, the City Council ahall IK a date not leaa than one week from aucli time for a meeting of the Ulty Council, at which proposal of contractor to do the work and turn tali the material! necaa ary for the conatruoiloii of eald Im provement will be n.n-il I and the oniitraot for doing inch work and' fur Dialling material will be awarded, notioe of which meeting aball be pub lished at leaat one In newspaper published in the City of Outarlo not leaa thao three (3i daya before audi meeting. S u-li -i -t -' i.l not be an amount in excess of Uw apportionment of aaid assessment of the City Engineer by the city council, the city recorder awarded at the eaimnte filed with the City Recorder. After the coLtract to conatruct the aai.l Improvement ahall have been awarded, the aaid City Council ahall there upon appoint aome competent penon aa a commiasioner, whoae duty, after talcing the neceasarj oath to faithfully perform hie dutiee. shall be to oare fully and equitably apportion the entire coata of such Improvement not to exceed the amount of the contract awarded between tbe differ ent pieces of property adjacent to and benefitted by aaid Improvement, and thereupon aaid commissioner aball prepare au aaaessment roll, giving the names of the ownere, tbe detcrlp Ion of the different pieces of property asaeaaed, and tbe amount ot bene fit assessed to each of aaid differ ent plecea of property, which aaaeaa ment roll aa toon after the appoint no -nt of such cnmmiailoner aa It ahall be practicable to do an. aball bo re turned and tiled by auoh commiaaiouer In the office of the City Recorder and thereupon any intereated person or property owner who ahall be dla satiafled with the apportionment of tbe cost of aaid improvement ihall shall forthwith publish at least once in the Ontario Argu and in the Ontario Democrat, weekly newspapers publish ed in said city of Ontario, a notice to the property owners and persons inter ested, indicating the apportionment of said assessment between the different pieces of property, as confirmed by the citv council, giving the date of such confirmation, the name of the owners of the property assessed, so far as the name of such owners shall be known to the Recorder, the descriptions of the different pieces of property assessed, and the different amounts of the bene fits charged against each of the differ ent pieces of property assessed. The city council shall have the power at any i time within thirtv (301 (lavs of the con firmation to amend said assessment roll, and at the expiration of said thirty days, except aa is otherwise provided in thia ordinance, the assessment aa confirmed shall be final. Section 7. No suit ahall be maintained to set aside or modify any auch assess ment, or to enjoin the city, or any pef son employed by the city, from making such improvement, or levying or collect ing anv such assessment, or from issuo- of this Ordinance aa fully as though set forth at length therein. Section 1 1. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same are hereby expressly repealed. Section 12. Inasmuch as the City of Ontario has long suffered by reason of inadequate drainage and sewerage, be cause of which the health and safety of the people of said city las been nd is constantly reduced and en dangered; and inasmuc has the season of summer is now upon us and the lack of inadequate sewerage forms an immedi ate menace to the welfare of the peo ple of saidcity, this ordinance is there fore necessary to the immediate pres ervation of the peace, health and safety of thepeople of the City of On tario; and an emergency exists, and UtU ordinance shall be in full force and ef fect from and after its passage by the Council and its approval by the Mayor. Passed by the Council this 7th day of July. A. D. MIS. Approved ny tne Mayor mis iui uj of July, A A Reversal Of Position P.v LOUISE B. CUMMING3 Atteat: corder. I) i-.ii:: A. W. TROW. Mayor. Harry H. Urai-kl. City Ue- bave the opportunity and tie required I ing bonda, or conteating the validity within ten (10 1 daya atfer the fling i thereof, unleaasuch suit ahall have of auoh asaeiiment roll by aaid com ' commenced within thirty (301 days of mliiioner to Hie with the Citi Recor the paaaage of the ordinance conflrm der, in writing, specifically and clear- I ng aaid aaaessment. Provided, that in ly any objection that audi person or ' the event any special assessment shall property owner may desire to urge I c found to be invalid or insufficient In agalnat such apportionment. Section ."). At the next regular meeting of tbe City Council, or at any apecial or adjourned meeting, afterthe expiration or aaid ten (lOi days, or at any time to which tbe hearing of the whole or in part for any reason what ever, the city council may at any time in the manner provided for the levying of an original aasessment. cauae a new aaaeaament to be made and levied which shall have like form and effect as an object loui of natal apecial axsesatnettts original aaaeaament. Alias Summons may beadlourned, the City uouncn shall act as a hoard of equalization and ihall give each objector an op portunity to he heard as to the objection that have bean tiled and hall hear and determine all auch ut jeetloua that have been tiled to the apportionment of aucb apecial aa aeaamnnt and ahall atfer itiob hear Ing, either confirm the sseeanientv Indicated by the aaaeaament roll, or If nenaaanry to do so. shall Mrs! amend the aatn.t before aucb cou Urination, an that the apportionment that shall he made and confirmed by the Citv Council ahall lie equitable and jiiit between the different piece of property benefitted by aaid Improve iii.ii ' and ao that each aaaeaament charge 1 agalnat any and all property aaaeaaed ahall not tie more than tbe I n i that shall have beau onuf erred by aaid Improvement. Section 6. After the confirmation of HARRIMAN Townsite Now Open Situated near the Malheur Lake, on a high, fine gentle sloping tract of land. This site offers exceptional opportunity for making a good city. Vastareas of ara ble territory spread out in all directions. Every valley and streamlet of the distant mountains has its ranches and flourishing livestock. Considerable land in the valley is still subject to homestead entry, and with the advent of the Oregon-Eastern Railway Now building toward Harney Valley, this grand new empire will teem with land seekers and people seeking business opportunities and professional locations. -GET IN EARLY Good opening for a newspaper, b"1 j&2 "" is built into the Harney Valley. REMEMBER. Harriman will be the tat important point in the gNat Harney Valley to have a railroad. UTAH-OREGON LAND COMPANY C H. MOREHOUSE, Pres. Salt Lake City, Utah. H. M. HORXON, Sec. liurnti, Oregon 8 F. Taylor, Agent, Ontario, Oregon. Section 8. That the aKRrojrate amount of said assessment for said im provement, and each individual, assess ment, shall be payable within thirty (3ii) daya after tho confirmation of said assessment by the city council, as here inafter provided. Afterthe expiration of said thirty (30) days said aasessment shall bear interest at the rate of eight pei centum (8 per cent) per annum, and ihall be payable an enforcable in all respects as ordinary city taxes. Provided, however, it shall be lawful for the respective owners of any prop erty so assessed for such improvement in the sum of Twenty-five Dollars (fM 00), or more, at any time within ten (U) days after notice that auch as sessment have been levied, is first pub liahed, to file' with the City Recorder of the City of Ontario a written applica tion to nay such aaaessment in install menu, and auch written application shall state that the said applicant and property owner doe hereby waive any nd all irregularities or defenses, juris dlctional nr otherwise In the proceed intra to construct the sewers for which aid asucasiiienU if levii (I, and in tbe apportionment of the costs thereof aaid application shall contain a provision thut the said applicant and property owners agrees to pay aaid asesaincut in tan (1) annual installments, with interest at the same rate on all of aid aaaissnicnta which have not been paid aa that expressed in the bonds issued to pay for auch improve ments. Said application shall also Nte 'in a statement, by lot or block, or other convenient description, of the p operty of the I p lirir t i- .- e.l t-r the conetruciion of suid hewer. No such application shall be received and tiled by the City Recorder if the i.:itouni of such aasessment with any previous assessments for street improvements or sewers, assessed against the same property and remaining unpaid, shall equal or exceed the valuution of said property, us shown by the lust lux roll of tbe county in which it ia situated. The majority of the ownera of the property ao assessed shall select a com petent pi rami to inspect such improve ments under the direction of tha city engineer of such cty; provided, that application for such bonding shall be recused by the City Recorder in cases where the amount of the assessment, together with previous assessments for street improvements or sewers against the property (and remaining unpaid), shall exceed the valuation of said prop erty, as shown by the last tax of the nuiity, if the owner shall before mak ing such application pay in cash into I the treasury of said city or county, such excess of unpaid assessments over the valuation as shown by the lust tax roll. Section '. That the ImOUAOO oi bonds to anticipate, and payable out of the QOllaetiOM Of the il.lfern.t i.ntul.lii nl I uf suid us.-i.--n.ci.t-t by gottstssssl hy. util in all respects be in ateotdoMl with the provision! of an A I ..f the Legislature known as Um "Hi Act" and entitled: An Act to provide for the ifuance of h I - f"r Hal '"' prov.mei.to! stnet-i i.ul Um laving of HUH in incorporate! tiUsal, 4 f" the pa v merit if II . i. im provements, and the laying of Mtrl i by iriitallirierit '1 1 ' 'hap i ter V of Inle XXVI. Lord's Oregon Laws. lion 10. All of fiiul work s'.ull !. ii the pisUM ' .... iUVHsi fur suid proposed im menu, anl wr en plan ii ati ins are now on IP in tl .ly Recorder of lite Cttf ot Ooia n i, u I pl In the Circuit Court of the BUM of Oiegon. for the County nl Mil bcur. The Kinjilie Lumber Compauy, Ltd. m private corporation duly or;iin l7cil and exlstintf under and lv virtue of the Laws Of the State uf Oregon . Flnlntitt. V. C. R. Blaklcy. Defendant. To C. R. Hlakley. Defendant. In the nnine of the Htate of Oregon : You are hereby requited to up pri.t and answer th niiplaint tiled against you In th al.ove emit ten action hy Friday, the 1st day M 'StigiiMt. I'.'Cl. or for wain thereof, plaintiff, will take judgment against ymi for the sum of '.a. 18. with In teiest thereon from the "th day Of October, lill. at the rate of six per ceut per milium (less n credit In the sum of fAtOO paid December :ird, 191t). This summons Is aervel upon you by publication thereof tot IX coiiHicntlve weeks. In the Ontario Argus, a weekly newspaper published In Ontiiilo. Oregon, beginulng on the I'.Mh .lay of .lime. 101 3. and ending on tbe Usi ,l.i of .Inly. 1013. by ord. r of the lion. Daltou lliggs, Jung" oi the above cot it led Court Dated the "th day of May. '.'13. C. McOunsgUI. Attorney for Hnlntltf. Vale OlMt, Hums ftittl. NOT1CK FOR Pl'bLICATON. Department nl tbe Interior C. B, Lund Ottlcc at Vnle. Oregon. June ti.. IMS. Notice N hereby given that John Lincb. I Ontario. Oregon, wlm M June Hub. 1114V made II steul n, plication. No. OlMt. for Kt M'l. Mi IM. mil I'.i HK1. Section 7. Township 16 H , l.'unge If K . Wll litmelte MelldlsP. has tiled notice "1 intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above ileciilied, latfore Hum II (iranel, V. H. UMMIsMOtOMTt Ontario. Orrgou. on the tth day oi August, Iflt, Cliiimltai.t liBtneaiM witnesses: Crunk Welch. Chin ley Ootrtl i.iiti.n... Ortstotsl H. H l. .!"- 'rank Mavis, of Wnl.tr. Idi.h Brnca R. Kest-r, Roglotar. Thert niny be ninny ivnys y v lii.'h ii girl with a fortune nmy propo-e t the mfiii she mints for n husli'iitl. h lielng l"'f Mai not In n position to pro pose to her. Its! Atnetlcnn melltl of initrrlitce Is Hint the husband su-poita the wife. Hut few such cx..Piit h.ive lieeit imbll'died Tills Is p: bablf bsxauaa the mutter Is a delicto OBs concernliig only the contractl:u I'tir- ism Oeorge rnrklnsoii was imn nig mi some stuiinl from LettcU KwiutrtUgb He was n sensitive fellow Hi I tvollld liinUe no advances himself i P.itever. Miss Scarborough lt.nl I llUOsba of sulti'i. ls. uhether or Do I bey iio sessed the wherewithal to warrant their asking her to ituirn iieitt. were not backward l ldktllt their In tention Oaorga otioai ent to si bat without Mtuinbllng on I fresh ar liMtl of tlowers sent by MM fellow i prellttilti.il v lo mi offer of Ida hand They noitle him bite his lip. for be ver mill h Wanted UM jotmg lady for himself, but wits too proud eveo t.. Indicate the fact In nny formal or Informal wnjr. H beid thai if i wom an with n future wanted I HMI wltll out DM for n hiishnml sbt will find r .i to let liltn know that a proposal from tit in III be mccptisl. He hud been on friendly terms with her to ilpplj DO slloliuef word for ....me months without Iter giving blni the slKlinl Hlicing this time other stars had nppc.ucil In the matrimonial beai ens. bill hid disappeared like those lotnels wbleb. bnvliig one clr ehsl round the sun. go forth never to return Out of the withered tlowers the.v left lieot-:c mutinied hope. Ill one way nt least his p..siilon was lref (.ruble to theirs they hail placed n gulf between tlictmche and the lady by proposlmr to h-i OWTM ,,!,d done tiling of the kind Mo wag ns no not n re.. it.tl suitor lie wits free to continue Ills intentions i o.ou ,. 0. tlnsl Hint the) all went tltrouirh much the same (MM I ninti would t t Miss Scarborough at M fnii Hon. would ask permission to call, would do so WVMUl times. Then Imitation to theater, concert or opel.t would follow, inole calls. Iloucls Then UM ''lie would rud .bull dnrknn 111m Moftng picture s.i. in when the HnM ha'' run out. The lady would remain; the man would take Itlm-elf out of her woild allontbel t; xf "lid hoi accuse Miss H. arlxir otf.-li of eii.ournuliig them men. lie km m tli:it -be nlsbed slmtily to be fileinll.il wllh them, to avail herself of their alle.illolis. for w likelt. b tbe bo ftlnm 0ft MM kind or return, Mild win n she ana Hie usual ill a oouiliig declNriiiloii she ...iroxe to preteip n wini raoon had I,,. ,, npp . e p Im ' -onld bring Nss . df, ti. pn I It. I" a -k her to shine her routine with him. that he, lOO, would ii. 'I .ease I volve about III,. . elllllll Still Itlld go (lilt lllto HplU Ml it it a common Mm., for woman t bring i'i. 'i t" a de i inn hi p.v l rtirjee, i ul Ihow '' ten UMM of u man aelmmlUg for ii proposition Ho I , , ,.b ad, Sl. b I o iillili.lt Is i d to do Hill I I till I I, Wlls Fruit and Dairy Hanch lor Sale. 'JO acivs in yOUHg oivlinnl with alfalfa bttwtan the rows. Balance i' i in alfalfa and blue grass. Good house and OthiT buildings all in good con dition. Price 1825 an acre, Including stock and all machinery and mote rnenta. One and a halt milt-s Southweal Of On tario Terms reasonable. W. H. CECIL, Ontario, Oregon in ,,,. , lug to a fin touutrj i take i i ' '""' , Ml III I Sill I I . 1 in ,.v . .11.11111111 of .Hill III I ,...,, i n luiu '' i tat i tying lolle'l- Hot . urge .'ellbi i uil.i II- ! II, ,, , I. n en ournged when 'lie li.ule Hie .iiilioiini elnenl of bis In lauded depirlure I" lu-r to -tf her .... ...I. ....I II. .1 1... .. W ill .' loll I"' I eiiieiiiii.-n-.i mn " , Mea Ml fil'-'i'l. and sie It ills in i nun i i i'i h 'i ivoiiuiii I i . . ... I I ll- d f III- ie.llll.le and i ge, pyU4j v. ' i irllle lllili.lllelit, Mid thill it -, imI for ''' fi " "' " nj .,H v.lll Urol) I o-l e I" M III." b. Ill , .1 ceo. ni.lv um I si, ,.ii be ran '"'- f,,, ., I, . i iv- !.. toll- I l' I'HI I Will ,ii iii m Wi.ln.siliiy llll.l liooll " Uli lb. .ippoinl. d dUJ be i illed and vi lure be i ii,,. ad) IttllM tl I do-k writ , l.n.r On bk eldiaii. e she left i UUM blm After Ii.lt Ii bl I I v Ion- till I. II Um bud a llltM puling ;.jfl for t 1 -ti will Ii IM woiiu nine .. -, I i with 1 1, went to lb. b I. fill i l"-u. II , . u rite !. ''''' ''i'1" ..,-.. i i in-. In- i iinil una , , , d I Hi.' I, ,,ii. It vv i- lo Hi.- r I In ll nuMlllll Mltll II I '' I , ,ui. i i i" The Mostljiiiililird Judges Pronounce Taylor Ik WilUanib Straight Yellow Slant Whlskij the BEST I OH I ALE In qu 'ulloii im. ai ,i,i, I br;iini, bv I. B. TETtR. Wholesaler. i i i i (bar i i it . uve arltli'Mit a ' t be ill. I I why hi Willi a for ii lad t , . i , M i i. in a mm