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Newspaper Page TextThursday, May ,21, 1931., ,T Pape Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. (CLASSIFIED AD The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Countiei J Tmmr WANTED WANTED Modern furnished 6 or 0 Room House by June 1 Call 322 J. A' : 6-21-3tp WANTED Good 2nd hand bicycle, 1402 First St. or phone 828W. 5-21-1T WANTED Tent, 8x12. Ph. 374-W. 6-19-3 tp WANTED To turnwn pasture for 20 cows to milk on shores. Call 374-W. ,-. , 6-18-6 tp. FOR SALE FOR BALE Willis Cafe, North Pow der. Inquire at Cafe. 6-21-3tp FOR SALE Electric portable sewing machine with attachments, 20. : 1601 X ave. 6-21-2tp. FOR SALE Walnut library dinette, call 619J or 196B. 6-21-3T FOR SALE Used Phllco Electric Radio. Call 322J. 6-21-ltp. FOR SALE At a bargain, now electric Tango given In recent cako contest. Call Alico Kllppel, M BOO. 6-19-3 tp FOR SALE Seed potatoes, Hattlo Frlswold, Allcol. .:. 6-16-0 tp. KIMBALL PIANOS Bee T. K. Bellamy, Odd Fellows BIdjr. Phone Main 119. u-d-i mp REAL BAROAIN House and 3 rich lots, 2002 Penn., east, sell, rent or trado for Improved Portland prop erty. W. L. Collins R 8 Portland, Ore. 4-28-1 mp Automobiles FOR SALE 1030 Chrysler 70 coupe. 1027 Dodge coupe. 1929 Chrysler 06 sedan, 1630 Ford Bport cab. - 1930 Chrysler 86 Bt. sedan. CHRYSLER OARAGE FOR RENT FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms, 1612 Adams. 6-20-t (. FOR RENT Largo turn. apt. Very cheap, 001 O. Ave. 6-19-t (, FOR RENT 3-nn. opt. Mople Apt. ' 6-1-t f. Professional Directory FhysicianH & Surgeons mi. c. 8. Moonn Goneral Medicine and Surgery 1)11. C. i:. IIRANNDIl 'Specialist In Diseases of tho Bladder, Kidneys and Gynecology, SECOND FLOOR ROESOH BLDG. I'lJONli MAIN II). BUS. HICIIAlinSON ANI I1H.L . Offlco Phone Main 16 Rooms 17-18-10-20 Bommor Bldg, DR. A. L. RICHARDSON Res. Phone Main 56 DR. I", O. HILL Res. Phono Main 706 LEE n. nOUVY, M. D. I.KWA WII.KKH. M. I). Completely equipped Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat hospital and of fices, third floor Foley Bldg. riumo Main 10 PU. V. L. RAI.RTON Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat 1-7 SOMMER ULDO. Phone Main 778. JAMES J, II. IIAUN, M. D. Physician and Burgeon, NEW FOLEY BUILDING. Office Ph. M. 710 Res. Ph. M. 712 Astrologor MI1S. FItKDKltICK lUI.Mli.H 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. PHONE 1000-J. Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words , to the line.) Per line, 1st Insertion ..w.10o Per line, each added consec utive Insertion 7c Minimum charge on ona -order J25c RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month - w..92.50 S lines, por month . .... . 98.26 1 lines, per month $4.00 5 lines, per month $4.75 Each additional lino over five charged at 60c per line per month. CASH IN ADVANCE Is required on oil Classified orders to earn these rates. Higher rates charged on all credit insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Stop orders on ad Inserted until further no tice must be received by the same hour or extra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cosh rates may be earned on phone or ders by payment on or before date of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 600 . "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It." FOR RENT Modern 5 room house. Close In. Garage. Call at 1304 "N" Ave, or 200-M. 6-14-t f. ROOMS at I. O. O, P. Temple. 6-7-1 m. FOR RENT Good, reliable saddle horse for pleasure trips, 92 per day, $1.00 per half day, 1 per evening. Our mountain scenery and good roads 15 mln. from stables. Call a. Plerson, Farm. 20x1, Perry. 6-2-1 m. PLUMBING HEATING All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Furnace Work. LYNCH PLUMBINO COMPANY. ' Wash Ave. Phone Mam 179. 6-21-1T LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Your lawn mower sharpened like new. Will call for and deliver. R. C. 6ml th, opposite fire station. 6-14-1 m. READY CUT LUMBER; shop work, screens, garage doors. Estimate on new and repair contracts. Main &60, Pete Bousquet. 6-14-1 mp OUT OUR WAY LA WW MOWERS sharpened, saws -. filed all kinds of repairing. Ander son's Repair Shop, 303 Fir Bt. Phono 842-J. 6-8-t f. EASTERN OREGON Bldg. & Loan Assn. has money to loan on your nome. uau c. D. potter, Agt., 610-J or M 7S2. 6-1-1 m PLUMBING AND HEATINO, gas fitt ing, a specialty. Fred A. Balmes. Ph. 1000-J. 203 M. Ave. 4-24-1 m. WHEN YOU have houses to move or raise call 227-W or write E. O. Lovely, Cor. Spruco and Z. 4-21-1 m 80MMER HOTEL Private baths, prices reduced. 1st class place. " . 4-21-1 m, AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Out and fitted on short notice. Ls Qronde Construction & Supply Co, EASTERN OREOON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. P. temple, 447-J. 8-6-1 m. MONET TO LOAN We are represen tatives ior - the prudential insur ance Co., and can make farm or olty loans at attractive rates of In terest. Ohas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, ldans and bonds. FOR RENT 6 room mod. house, 30. Close In. Inq. 1701 Wash, 4-24-t f. FOR RENT Large airy sleeping rooms . Closo In, reasonable. 1002 Second. 6-19-etp FOR RENT 1, 2,3 and 4-rm. houses, all partly furn. Ront reasonable. Inq. Borgor's Grocery. 4-27-t 1; CLEAN, STEAM HEATED rooms. Rates reasonable. Zubor Brluk, 1408 Wash. 4-3-1 mp. FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts., with baths, clean, quiet, low rates. ' Adults, 1810 Greenwood. 8-10-1 m. MISCELLANEOUS OLD TIME DANCE Saturday night at Eagles hall. ' 6-21-3T V.A 1 WW Tho honor of serving you at a tlmo whon export and effi cient service Is so badly needed obligates us to do everything as nearly porfect as possible, You can rely upon us, We Understand SNODOHASS A Zl.UMljllMAN 1 Main 02 LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holoterlng Si Rug Cleaning Works, Phuae 424-W. Cbas. Edwards, prop - 12-1-lm. Radio Programs 3 3,5,J.$fS?5S..SS8$$Jt ' I'ltlDAY I'UOCIItAMS National Broadcasting Co.: 0, talk; vocalists and orchestra; 0:30, Theatre of the Alv; 7, Amos and Andy: or chestra; 8, vocalists and Instrumental ensemble: 8:30. "Black Mnglc": mu sic; 0, Hill Billion; 9:30, vocalists and orchestra: 10, my&tory serial; 10:30, piano duo; 11 to 12, dnnco orchestra. Columbia Broadcasting system: 8, music; 0:30, Spanish program; 7, sports: bond: 7:30, orchestra; Strang er Than Fiction: 8. Black and Blue; orchestra; B:30, College Dnze: 0, stu dio program; 10, band; orchestra; 12 toll, Vagabond of tho Air. Northwest Broadcasting system : 6 :40, markets; garden talk; 0, Knights of tho Road; mimical programs; 7, Ward and Chot; 7:30, Vacntlon Land Review; 8:30, Song Exchange: t), Montavlllo Flowers; 0:30, Ad Lib Re view; 10, Sunshine program; 10:30, Moonlight Melodies; 11, tlanco or chestra; 12 to 3 a. m Midnight Rev ellers. Spokane KHQ (600): 7 a. m., Town Crier; Alico Blue Gown: Van and Don;- 8, Hiippytlmc: 0, Walt and Norman; music; talks; 10:30, Woman's Maga zine; 11:30, organ; 12, talks; music; 2, studio paratlo; 3, sorvlco hour 4, concort; 6, musical programs; 0, NBC programs; 7:30, music; 8, NBC pro grams: 0, sports; public opinion; 9:30, NBC programs: 10:16, Evening Hlghllles; 11:16 to 12, orchestra. Switdn KJR (070): 6:40 to 3 a. m., NBS programs. Tacoma KVI (700): 0. Musical Cocktails; Magneto Repairing Bosch, Elscmnn, BpUtunrf EXCLUSIVE FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE Itnttcry A Electrical Service COX AUTO ELECTRIC 1426 AduniB Phone M 763 1 course ; right Aww she'll 3av aam-, x got a sow who dots au . CARW THE-isJ VOU 5AV ATS 2 AC WW NAIHW X CALLtD OKI VOU THEM tyPlAlVI TO WfcC? TH'T , IF A-- BOWS. 1V4 TOWM WA U6-PT FROM DOIM"; AM- VJORl DoRiM TH' SUWftMTER VACAflOSJ OM THtR OvyM LAvMWS AN'eTuFF, VJWV BoSiMESS NMCULD PICK C?ir,i-VT LIP . fuz VOU FEL.UERS VjojLO HAMe -fW MOUE -T SPEWO SO OTHER PEOPLE (.OULU HnNt 0 ?WtMU Ji-C-f DOK1T Ji-S AST IF SHE TH GRA I -.-!- nnn K11&WT. Vi-ii'lL ' ' " ' " . ' r KiEeR CiT rrn joe r s R. Williains By J. 7 " U AOORESS, ' amwaY- 'I j 1 1,0 rl "V tW 1 ww - "I . UII I III I JO t I 4 ABO PAT.OTT. Tva BueiMtss eriMoLAToR 5-- 1931 BY.HCA SEnVKt. INC. Servitors; 10, band; 10:30, Walka thon; 11, ocheatra; 12 to 1 a. m., orgun. Portia nil KEX (1180): 8, Orpheus Trio; 8:30, symphony; 0, NBS; 0:30, Frolic; 10, NBS; 10:30, Wnlkathon; 11:30. or chestra; 12 to 3 a. m., NBS. OtikUiud KI,X (880): 7, news; 7:30, nlano: 8, Hl-Jinks; 10, dance band; 11, clas sic records; 11:30 to 12, dance music. KGO (700) : e to 12, NBC programs. Han Frnnclscu KPO (G80): 7, concertlzed opera; 8, orchestra; 9, golf; music; 0:30, or chestra; 10, news; Maurice Gunsky;, iu.nju, orcnestra; ii:au to ia, organ. KPRC (010): 6 to 1 a. m., OBS pro grams. los Angeles KHJ (000): 7, orchestra; band; 7:30, concert; 8, CBS progroms; 9:30, or phefjtra; 10, news; orchestra; 11, dance orchetra 12 to 1 a. m., organ. jsa'M. (uiuui : y, trio; orcnestra: 7:30, baritone; 8, NBC programs; 10, news; soloist and orchestra; 11:15, NBC. knx (1050): 7, Watanabe and Ar- Painful Piles chle; string ensemble; 7:30, W. T. Whit Rett"! golf; 8, Optimistic Donuts; 9, orchestra; Wranglers and Sheriff; music; 9:45, boxing; 10:45, dance or chestra; 11, orchestra; 12 to 1 a. m. organ. ... Denver KOA (830): 6, NBC programs: 7:15, Old Wagon Tongue; 8, orchestra; 9, Hill Billy Boys; 9:30, NBC programs; 10:30, piano duo. Suit Lake City KSIi (1130): 6, NBC programs; 7:15, ensemble; 7:30, musical pro grams; 8, NBC; 9, Informal program; 9:30, NBC programs; 10:30, organ. PEACH AM) ORE UN FOlt BRIDAL PAHTY WASHINGTON &) Peach and green formed the color motif of the bridal attendants for Miss Dorothy Kidd when she was married to Cap tain William Henry Waters. The maid of honor wore peach colored chiffon with a leghorn hat trimmed witli peach colored -velvet ribbon. Oo Cnlck No Cutting No Salves Tt tnkoft onlv nnn hnt.t-.1n nf T.i .T S. Leonhardt's prescription - HEM. ROID to end itching, bleeding, pro truding piles. This Internal remedy acts quickly oven In old, stubborn cases. HEM-ROTD succeeds because JUST TEN DAYS -ECZEMA GONE The four other bridesmaids wore green chiffon gowns with matching hats. COrNTESS S PON SOUS VOGUE FOR TAUPE PARIS (P) The Countess of Las tours is among fashionable sponsors of taupe, which promises to become one of the smartest colors of the summer and fall Beason. Recently she was seen at the races at Long champwearing a full-length coat of the new deep grey and a small hat of black satin banded with taupe ribbon, Bryan Grant, Atlanta tennis star, will be seeded No. 1 at the Southern conference tournament to be held at New Orleans. imMiTm When the skin itches and Eczema drives you mad. Just bathe the parts night and morning with antiseptic Moone's Emerald Oil. Get a bottle for 85 cents at the Red Cross Drue Store or nnv nrn- It hoals and ' restores the ' affecteU gressive- druggist and' apply alter parts and removes blood congestion in the lower bowol the cause of piles. Only an Internal medicine can do' this, that's why salves and cutting foil. Red Cross Drug Store says HEM ROID Tablets must end your Pile misery or money back. Adv. SPRING SALE Model "T" Fords $40 to $135 LA11ISON CHEVROLET CO. 1414 Adams Phone Main 2 reading the directions. If the itching hasn't entirely ceased in ten days you can have your monoy back. , It's easy and pleasant to use and It's speedy action Is little less than marvelous. Adv. Trench Foot Gewaro Athlete's Foot Why suffer from the queer Bkin disease cuueing severe Itching of toes and feet, crapking-, peeling skin, blisters, Ringworm, Trench Foot or Hand Itch, when you can avoid in fection and Quickly heal your skin vith Dr. Nixon's Nixoderm? Based on the famous English Hospital for mula, discovered by a leading Lon don skin specialist. Dr. Nixon's Nix oderm acts with amazing speed, be cnuse designed for this particular akin dlsense. Nixoderm la guaran teed. It must stop itch and quickly heal your skin or the small coot wlU be refunded. Red Cross Drug Store. Adv. 1 UJC "merits the spot -where pro crastination, mde paupers oi a. family Ferns MoinlOOO Canadian River Attracts Scores Of Gold Seekers anrtnw Unnt. Mnv 21 tFt Through this gateway Into Canada a stream or American gom seerb u passing, bound lor the East Poplar river at uoronaun, ooda., u hi. north of here, where a Btrlke has been reported. Reports vary wiaeiy as io me vmuc of the properties, but possibilities V. ...... ctBiiltarl in- flllniTK (VWerlntT thB river, bottom for a distance of about 20 miles and over a nreaotn oi aooui. two miles. - TUr. nwn ftf Cnronach. Tnor- mally listing a population of about is nara pressea iu awuunw the demand for food and lodging, and the neighboring community of Fife Lake, 20 miles away, is profiting by Reports here said about 200 claims were filed Monday and about the same number Tuesday. The Canadian land office has a special representa tive on the ground to handle the fil ings and a detachment of mounted police is preserving order. Intense Interest Monday and Tues day night was heightened by the sight of car lights and lanterns flash ing over miles of prairie, where claim seekers were .endeavoring to locate corners. Wages on Accident Commission Lower. SALEM, May 21 P The state in dustrial accident commission yester day announced an equalized wage scale effecting a saving of about 10 per cent, and which affects about, 100 employes of the department. The department is the first In official Oregon to announce wage reductions. The new wage is effective June 1. ' In some instances the wages are reduced 20 per cent, while in other Instances a slight increase was made. The commission also has under consideration the removal of its Port land offices, now located at 10th and Salmon streets, into less costly quar ters, Commissioner Charles Early said. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roll for the Improvement of improvement District No. 198, within the City of La Orande, Union , County. Oregon, is now in my hands for collection and that same may be paid at any time within ten days from the 21st day of May, T.B31, without penalty, -Interest or costs, and each owner is hereby notified that on application to the undersigned, within ten days from the 21st day of May. 1931, which Is the date of the first publication of this notice, they will be allowed to pay such assessment In ten annual In stallments, the first installment thereof to be due and payable the 21st day of May, 1932. If application is not made as above specified, the whole amount is due, payable and will become delinquent, on the 1st day of June, 1931. ,.. iriif a bspssmevT Tini.l, FOLLOWS Lot BlOCKAOaillon . Iteputea uwiier . nuiuuuu Asses Description NO. 1. E 90' N 100' 1 2. S 60- N 160-. E 90' 1' 3. S 50' E 90' 1 4. W 118.6' 1 6. N 60' E 108.25 . 4 6. N 100' S 106' E 108.26' 4 7. 8 60' E 108.25' 4 8. N16' W40' & E50'V W 98' 4 ,W 40' S 186' 4 10. N 100' W 168.6' 2 11. E 40' N 100' 2 12. S 48' N 148' 2 13. N 48' S 52' 2 14. 8 4' 2 16. N 80' 3 16. 8 120' W 108.5" 3 17. 8 120' W 60' E 100' 3 18. 8 120' E 50' 3 19. 8 80' W 120' W 8414' 4 20. N 40' 8 120' W 84',' 4 21. N 80' W 8414' 4 22. 8 40' E 844' 4 23. N 80' S 120' B Bi'A' 4 24. N 80' E 84l4 . 4 26. N 50' E 110' 26. S 60' N 100' E 110' 27. 8 60' N 160' B 110' . 28. 8 50' N 200' E 110' 29. E 110' Ex. N 200' 30. N 80' W 90' E 200' 31. W 90' E 200' Ex. N 60' 32. E 62' 1 33. W 90' E 142' 1 34. W 66.6' 1 35. W 108' 2 36. W 60.6' E 100.6' 2 37. E 60' i 2 38. W 156.6' 3 39. E 62' 3 40. 3 41. 4 42. W 50' N 119.6' 1 43. N 127.5' E150' & W50' 88' N127.6' 1 44. 8 42.6' 1 46. B 66' 2 46. W 35' B 90' 2 47. W 110' 2 1 Time May 21st, 1931 Coggan's 2d E. R. Humphreys 82.75 H. P. Nlelson 20.30 " Ernest Olsorl 20.29 " Emillne Fee 30.76 Jennie B. Peck 29.28 I. J. Bachanjt 58.68 " Oma Lapham 21.42 " John Fee Est. 25.60 Claud C. Pratt 8.60 J. T. Wolfe , 45.04 Frank W. Jones 3.09 La Qrande Inv. Co. 19.33 F. O. Wagner 27.18 " Oreta McShain - 1.60 ' La Grande Inv. Co. 73.81 " Greta I. McShain 100.46 " Greta I. McShain 36.87 ' " Greta I. McShain : 30.07 " F. C. Wagner 50.52 La Grande Inv. Co. 14.71 " F. O. Wagner 16.18 La Grande Inv. Co. 23.54 F. C. Wagner 33.83 W. H. Bohnenkamp 16.19 " Elam O. Briggs 34.06 " E. Lydla Day x , 34.04 Josle Day ' ' 34.06 . Sarah Ballmer 84.05 " Chas Hlldebrand . 63.68 " F. C. .Wagner 9.00 " F. C. Wagner 22.90 Mary McKenzle , 20.43 L. A. Stoop 43.21 Pearl Campbell 33.98 " Mrs. Katherine Miller- lng 118.19 " Lydla M. Mulkey 47.81 Greta McShain 37.68 " Walter Pohrman 88.44 " John Erlckson 7.84 Honan's Dlllie Randall 78.57 " Dlllie Randall 102.13 " E. M. Parker 29.88 C. F. Glass " ' '69:91 ." Andrew Sundman 10.21 ' E. M. Parker 29.46 ," Guy Parker 13.75 " Olive B. McMurry 61.06 Total $1,762.01 J. E. STEARNS, City Recorder. NOTICE Notice is hereby .given that the assessment roll for flie Improvement of Improvement District Number 200, within the City of La Grande, Un ion County, Oregon, Is now in my hands for collection and that same may be paid at any tlmo within ten days from the 21st day of May, 1931, without penalty, Interest or costs, and each owner is hereby notified that on application to the -undersigned,' within ten days from the 21st day of May, 1931, which is the date of the first publication of this notice, they will bo allowed to -pay Buch assessment In ten annual installments, the first Installment thereof to be due and -payable the 21st day of May, 1932. Tf n.nnllnnf.lnn in nrtt. mnrtn na ohn. anfuflori tho urliAla amn,m I. iii-s& installment wiereoi to De-due ana-payaoie tne Mist day or May, 1932. If application Is not made as above specified, the whole amount Is due, payable and will become dellnauent. on the 1st day of June 1931. THE ASSESSMENT IfOLL FOLLOWS Assos Description Lot Block Addition Reputed Owner Amount FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A NEW DEVELOPMENT! By Bloper EXTRA'' ACTIrJS OW A TIP FROWV FRECKLES, DETECTIVE STEELE AMD A SQUAD OF POUCEMEW TRAP FARBARS 6aj6,im -me AT OF EMEAKIMG IMTb A BANK.... FAEBAR, AS USUAL, MAMACEI TO ELODE CAPTURE; FOXy FARBAR '! Mow, IF VbO TELL ME WIS ASEWT IS "KUKT VOU MOW AgoOT bu WIS VW To THE RUBY FARBAR. f EUROPE To (SET SIOLE In SHADVSIDE, J Rip OF ix... ITU. GO A LOT EASIER. NNITH & VJUAT IF 1 DOMT WAMTA WM L TELL, WOH 1 SAY, VWWAT ' Mb) ( ABOUT THAT eoeccc THE . MA li''run i.Anv ewen cn v, ' VM S Wf I J .i-r ..... j L . , sW,. " : -7 ' m 07 fear f -tsp i wC. &mrfy , m mm MJ 1 v, A ; J m$ mm J BLAST yoOS LLa!'. V!E MO, I FOLLOVJIED yoO, AM' VNH6M THAT DIDM'T )'l OLD LADY VNASfJ'T LOO!4l(J' I . i i' . . .. PRIM14. IT-'- SUPPED IN TWE KITCHEN AN put yoo ALL To SLEEP FOR. TfJO DAYS 7L, rf.'fl POMJDER IN "IWE COFFEE TO J. Wim ALLTO rfetW YM im sl6Ep for. wKfty' mJ'1' (SEE, FLOYD... VJWAT DID yoUR AOTHER. OO VNITH THAT . COFrec - VJWY.vUWY, she put IT IM PAD'S THESmcS BoTTlE... gee... pad vjill prink it vjhile; he's prwins THE EXPRESS II MOM'N POP LAWYER HAWK! By Cowan Xou Sw HOUR UClGMBOPo ACCuStD vbu 01 ClEMiNCv WEVNSPaPUBS MiD MILK orr cooc-Ms',. why, it's PQEPOSTECiOOS AKVONt Could look ex you rvo TELL YbU (kRE IMMOCENT CHCi. vjP mid ACCU9NG Him oF Bt-INu & COMMOU M.lLk - bottle thief ?.4 VbU GOG. TO GET KE OUT OF TUlS HOOSEUOW VbU GOG. TO GET KE OUT OF TlS mm, Mmmm ' , VOU LEE THCT TO : ME.1 TUEY CAS T KEEP ) I I WVIOCEMT CLIEUT OF MlVlE Sit ft TRAP ftND NhBBED VIIrA VMiTU . THE SUlkCi IN H TTSIT'S AS PIMM AS TAL-LlGHT HE'S WELL, THE ONLY TIME, u VPHYER IS CALLED OM THESE PETTY TH1EVIERY CASE S KHEN IT S A , HUU0RED CHMJCES To OME THAT ThE Client is Guilty what a mess.' A A I No. 1. 1 13 2. 3 13 3. 3 13 4. 4 13 6. 6 13 6. fi 18 1- 1 14 8. E44.9' 2 14 9. E2.65' W 60' 2 14 10. E 04.9' S 115' B 14 11. E 94.9' N 5' 6 14 12. E 45' W 47.6" S 14 13. E 2.56' W 20' 6 14 14. 4 W 15. 6 W 16. 6 W 17. 1 1 18. 2 1 19 NJ4 W 60' 3 1 20. S 'A- WW 3 1 21. N V4 4 1 22. S 4 1 23. NV, 5 1 24. 8 1,4 5 1 26. 8 14 W 50' 6 1 28. W 14 W 50' 6 1 27. SE 60' 7 1 28. N E 50' 7 1 29. S & 8 1 30. N V4 8 1 31. 1 2 32. 2 2 33. 3 2 34. 10 2 35. 11 2 30. 12 2 37. 13 2 38. 14 2 30. 1 3 40. 2 3 41. 3 3 42. 4 3 43. 5 3 44. 6 3 45. 7 3 40. 1 4 47. 2 4 48. - 3 4 49. 4 4 50.. S 14 of 6 4 61 N V4 of 5 4 52. S 4 6 4 53. N 14 6 4 54. S 14 7 4 55. N 14 7 4 56. S 14 S 4 67. N 14 8 4 58. , 16 59. 2 5 60. 3 5 61. 4 6 62. 5 8 63. 6 6 64. Ex S 34.1" 1 1 65. S 34.1' 1 1 66. N 38' 2 1 67. ST 2 1 68. 3 1 69. 4 i 70. 5 1 71. 6 1 72. 7 1 73. 8 1 74. 9 i 75. 10 l 76. u j 77. 12 l 78. 12 79. 2 2 80. s a 81. 4 a Lovnns Arthur Singleton Subdivision R. A. Crawford Coggan's John Hlatt' W. D. Warner " Allen Trollinger " OprtrilrlH Tjt. TAaf Coggan's A. J. Sc Delia Warren 6261 A. J. & Delia Warren 8.36 " R. A. Crawford " R. A. Crawford " A. J. & Delia Warren f A. J. & Delia Warren " R. A. Crawford Blumenstelns E. A. Moyberry Subdivision J. J. Pearson Coggan's 2nd J. J. Pearson O'Connors H. J. Hockenberry " H. J. Hockenberry " C. O. Oreene " M. G. Murray " C. G. Greene " M. G. Murray " Harry Sandoz " Wm Rollins Wm Rollins " Harry Sandoz R. H. Snider L. P. Cady " R. H. Snider L. P. Cady " A. J. Pitts A. J. Pitts " A. J. Pitts A. J. Pitts A. J. Pitts " A. J. Pitts A. J. Pitts " A. J. Pitts O. G. Williams, " Olive Kenneda Theresa Gettle La Grande Inv. Co. O. G. Williams O. G. Williams O. G. Williams " Louie McKpn Andrew Mullenberg 56!44 Grande Inv. Co. " Julius Benshadler Pioneer Holding Co. " Julius Benshadler Pioneer Holding Co " Wm. Dlshaw W. H. Bunch " Wm. Dlshaw W. H. Bunch Alfred W. Milne Alfred W. Milne Alfred W. Milne Alfred W. Milne Alfred W. Milne Alfred w. Milne Connordale Ruby Bradshaw Fred B. Read Fred B. Read E. H. Whtte . " E. H. White Geo. Sutherland ' T. J. Stillwell Wm Rollins La Grande Inv. Co. Geo. Sutherland Wm Rollins " Geo. Sutherland Wm Rollins " Wm Rollins City of La Grande City of La Grande City of La Grande City of La Grane t 87.61 64.68 14.6B 14.07 48.06 155.77 0.38 82.07 3.19 14.69 0.66 14.58 27.71 27.71 95.45 48.91 36.16 19.45 64.41 43.00 44.53 66.50 38.95 20.64 47.70 20.64 67.76 44.53 65.62 30.45 5.80 19.68 26.25 32.05 66.70 81.87 97.96 69.66 40.28 34.91 0.30 14.28 72.92 .68 56.44 96.67 62.35 35.22 41.33 22.97 41.35 22.96 53.69 43.97 36.80 29.80 24.65 24.55 75.06 18.36 54.02 28.67 40.01 1.44 27.02 28.96 26.64 20.12 20.78 22.76 41.57 25.23 44.43 27 JO 7.34 5.50 3.67 1.84 z Total 3,151J3 J- E. STEARNS. Recorder-Trees. 1 Time May 21st, 1931