La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 17, 1945, Image 5

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    Friday, August 17, 19-15
THE LA GRANPE EYENPSG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
.Page Five
City News
z In Brief
POSTPONE PICNIC Picnic of
the Ladies Society to the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen has been post
poned indefinitely. It was to have
been held Sunday ut Riverside
park and has been cancelled be
cause of the death of Garfield
Simmons.
SIMMONS RITES The body
of Garfield Simmons will lie in
State at ,the Snodgrass funeral
home Saturday morning and
again after',3 p. m. Saturday. The
body will be taken to Portland
Saturday night for private funer
al services at 10 a. m. Monday at
the Portland Mausoleum. Sim
mons was found dead Thursday
morning 'at Kamela. Born in
Combs, Arte,, in 1889, he had lived
in La Grande' 35 years and had
been worfyng'all that time for the
Union Pacific Railroad company.
VISITS SEED CROPS E. R.
Jaekman, "extension specialist in
crops, was in. the county today to
inspect seed crops for certifica
tion. -'
POLICE 'RESIGNATION Pvt.
. E. W. Beardsley has resigned
from the"j Oregon state police
: force, effective Aug. 15. He has
been with the force three years.
L. P. Rissman has been trans
ferred ,to-the Oregon state police
force herf from Tillamook, start
ing his dutj.es Aug. 15.
IN PORTLAND J. H. Peare
is in Portland in his official ca
pacity as a member of the Ore
gon state board of watchmakers,
conducting-examinations for ap
plicants for licenses to practice.
MANAGER'S REPORT City
manager's report for week end
ing August 11-, 1945: General re
ceipts, $422.05; general disburse
ments, $1,377.79; cash on hand,
$41,833.39.-"-Water receipts, $3,
500.22; water disbursements,
$518.57; caiih on hand, $9,295.29.
PEACE SERVICE A large
crowd attended the peace serv
ices Wednesday night at Finlt
Baptist qhurch, with Rev. R. E.
Stanley Hunt delivering the ser
mon. Scriptures were read by
Rev. R. W. Tomeraasen of Zion
Lutheran ehurcbj, which joined
in the services, and Capt. Ed
Scriven of the Salvation army
which also took part in the serv-
THREE FINED George Har
old Hayter, La Grande, was fined
$5 in justice court yesterday on
charge ot'having four adults in
the drivecls seat of his car. Leo
Mingo, transient, was fined $10
' on charges pf not having vehicle
license, and -not having suffic
cient clearance. Gene Kenneth
Van Blotkland, La Grande, was
fined $7.50 on vharge of having
only one-liccnse plate.
Salem Tow Car
Driveidkilled
.!,-
SALEM, Aug. 17 (UP) Ray
mond Howard Stenberg, 34, Port
land, w killed instantly last
evening when a tow-car he was
driving vyis hurled over an em
bahkment'by the weight of a log
ging truck . it had in tow. The
accidentl occurred at the Battle
creek embankment three miles
south ott&re.
Harold Nu'hn, 16, also of Port
land", Slenberg's helper, told state
ponce tine-'logging trucK naa
started to swing from side to side
just prior to the accident.
. Nunn was treated in a Salem
hospital for shock and released.
Lend Lease Loading
Continues in Ports
PORTLAND, Aug. 17 (UP)
Until further instructions are re
ceived from Washington, loading
of lend-lease material on Russian
ships in the port of Portland will
continue, George Powell, assist
ant Pacific coast director of the
war shiprping administration, de
clared today..
Powell sad the longshore gangs
are beinE ordered to resume load
ing most ol the Russian ships in
the harbor today, after a two-day
victory (holiday, in spite of an
announcement' by Leo Crowley,
foreign economic administrator,
that lencttease projects will be
closed as sbon as possible.
"We'll continue operations un
til Washington advises us other
wise." Powell said. The majority
of Russian lend-lease cargo han
dled in Portland is strictly mili
tary equipment.
OPA Says 'Keep .
Rationing Stamps
To Get Tires' "
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (UP)
The office of price administra
tion said today consumers
shouidn't throw away their gaso
line ration books and the green
stamps in their food ration books.
While no longer needed for
buying gasoline, those A, B and
C books still will be of help to
motorists wanting tires.
A new system of tire rationing,
based on occupational drivinb re
quirements rather than type of
gasoline ration book held by the
motorist, has gone into effect.
As for the green stamps in ra
tion book four, you had better
hang on because these are the
future meat rationing stamps.
The green stamp originally was
intended . to replace the blue
stamp.
No more ration books will be
printed. OPA advised that air
plane stamps for buying shoes
also be wisely used until it Is de
termined how long shoe ration
ing will continue.
Other war-end developments
of the home front; '
Two-pants suits and vests with
double-breasted suits appeared
definitely slated. Since winter
clothing already is headed for re
tail stores, the first peacetime
suits probably will be for spring.
Nylon hosiery production will
start soon, now military require
ments for nylon are down to
practically nothing.
OPA says don't look for re
moval of any more rationing con
trols "for several weeks."
Markets
Weakness in Rail
Shares Hits Market
NEW YORK,, Aug. 17 (UP)
Weakness in railroad shares turn
ed the stock market lower today
after an initial show of strength.
Trading picked up and topped
the million-share level. Rails
were under pressure at the start
of dealings but met the heaviest
selling after Santa Fe had hit
80 for a net loss nearly 7 points.
Other sections of the list re
sponded bullishly at first but im
mediately after mid-day began
to sell off as rails accelerated
their decline. Chemicals offered
resistance to the late trend, scor
ing gains ranging to more than
a point in allied.
PORTLAND " -
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Aug. 17 (UP).
Cattle, salable 65. calves 75, mar
ket slow, due mainly to shorten
ed slaughter week; only scattered
sales made today, few cleanup
sales late Thursday, as much as
25 to 50 cents lower, odd common
to medium heifers today $10.00
12.00; few medium vealers steady
at $12.00-13.00; good to choice
vealers, held at $14.00-14.50; one
carload unsold.
Hoes, salable none, total 125,
market nominal, ' barrows and
gilts salable $15.75, sows $15.00.
Sheep salable 50, market ac
tive, steady; one lot mostly choice,
120 lb. lambs $13.50; few com
mon to medium lambs $9.00-11.00;
common to medium ewes $4.50
5.50; good ewes salable to $6.00.
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, Aug. 17 (UP)
Hogs: 3,000, Active, fully steady;
good and choice barrows and
gilts 140 lbs. and up at $14.75
ceiling; good and choice sows at
$14.00; complete clearance.
Cattle: 1,000. Calves: 400. Gen
eral market steady; moderately
active except on medium grassers
and warmed up steers and heif
ers; harly enough here to quote;
few loads good and choice steers
in broad demand at $16.50-18.00;
latter price, the ceiling paid for
.1318 lbs. Iowa fed offerings; light
weight choice steers $17.85; de
mand narrow and medium grade
steers selling under $15.00 and
grassy heifers under $14.00,
Sheep 500. Spring lambs and
shorn slaughter ewes active, ful
ly steady; no action on load
lightweight shorn old crop lambs
and yearlings mixed; bulk good
and choice native slaughter
spring lambs $14.50, with bucks
discounted $1.00, part deck mix
ed medium to choice kinds $14.25;
bucks $13.25; common lambs
$11.00-12.00, bucks included; most
mixed medium to choice shorn
aged native ewes $6.75, quotable
top $7.00; few common kind
down to $5.25.
Boilermakers Plan
For Enough Food
PORTLAND, Aug. 17 (UP)
Hungry?
The menu given for an annual
boilermakers picnic at .Bonnie
Lure park near Portland this
week-end consists pf 200 lambs,
1,500 cases of beer, potato salad
in 55-gallon barrels, .15,000 ears
of corn and etc. . ' ' ' '
Approximately 10,000 persons
are expected for the week-end
picnic and to top it off It's on,
the house. The union is footing
the bill. ,
INCREASE GASOLINE
LONDON. Aue. 17 (UPl Bri
tain's basic gasoline ration for the
next three months has been in
creased 25 percent. The increase
will raise motorists' monthly
mileage from 120 to.130.
Action Soon On
Hess Appointment
PORTLAND, Aug. 17 (UP)
Appointment of a new U. S.. dis
trict attorney for Oregon id suc
ceed Carl C. DonbUgh,- whose
third term in the office recently
expired, is expected" toTbe, han
dled by President : Truman "at
any time now," Lew Wallace,
Democrat national committeeman
for Oregon, said today. ' -
Wallace ha sent to Attorney
General Tom Clark his recom
mendation of Henry L. Hess of
La Grande, who also has the endorsement-
of Henry C. Aiken of
Heppner, state chairman.- No-action
has been taken on Uie nomi
nation by either Celia Gavin,
state vice-chairman, or Nan Hon
eymun Robinson; national: committee-woman.
-- . -
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NOW
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When disorder of kidney function permit
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PUBLISHED SUMMONS
W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR UNION COUNTY
UNION COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon,
' Plaintiff
vs. ' ' ' ' '
LEILA BARGER, ROY M. BELL, URSUS E. BROCK, HEIRS OF
ELLA H. CURTIS, deceased; ESTATE OF ELLA H. CURTIS, de
ceased, ROBERT DOIG, L. FORSMAN, H. H: FORSMAN, B. L.
FORSMAN, HEIRS OF MATTIE FRIZZELL, deceased, ESTATE OF
MATTIE FRIZZELL, deceased, GEO. A. FULLER, EUGENE FUL
LER, J. F. T. GALLOWAY, V. M. GALLOWAY, MARIE GILMORE,
HEIRS OF WADE GRAY, deceased, ESTATE OF WADE GRAY,
deceased, G. A. MARSHALL, IRA E. HAZEN, LEONARD HUNT
LEY, ALBERT KEEN, DOROTHY MEYERS, ALFRED MEYERS.
PAUL MEYERS, HEIRS OF JOHN PETERSON, deceased, ESTATE
OF JOHN PETERSON, deceased, DAVID B. STODDARD, MARION
STODDARD, MRS. MARION STODDARD, UNKNOWN OWNER
of Tract 33 described in the complaint here! n, FRED WEDDE,
LOWELL WILLIAMSON, CLAUDE L. BERRY, ELIZA WITHNELL,
and also all unknown owners of the property described in the com:
plaint herein or part thereof, and all persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real properties
involved herein, or any part or portion thereof, " '-'
Delinquents and Defendants
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DELINQUENTS AND DEFENDANTS,
whether designated specifically or referred to generally, and to
each of you: - "
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of
of you are hereby notified that Union County, a political subdi
vision of the State of Oregon, has through its Sheriff made its 1945
Real Estate Tax Foreclosure List of and for said county and same
is how in the possession of said Sheriff ,and proceedings are now
being had, pursuant to this Notice, seeking the foreclosure of the
same and all tax liens of every nature -whatsoever as held and
claimed by said Union County. Such 1945 Real Estate Tax Fore
closure List was and is issued for the several taxes against the
lands therein and hereinafter severally and respectively described,
as assessed and levied for the several years as therein Indicated:
was and is issued by virtue of the laws of the State of Oregon in
such cases made and provided; and covers all several delinquent
an unpaid taxes against the several properties hereinafter severally
described, the same extending, as hereinafter indicated, severally,
to and including the year 1943-44; ' tv-
The several amounts due on account of such delinquencies are as
hereinafter appearing, that is to say:
First appears the serial number of the tract as the same appears
on the aforementioned 1945 Real Estate Tax Foreclosure List; theri
appears a full description of the property against " which are tria
delinquent taxes herein involved; then appears the name of the
owner or owners of each particular tract of land as shown by the
last tax roll in the hands of the above named Sheriff; then appears
in columns reading from left to right, the year of delinquency, the
amount of delinquent taxes for said year, and penalty, if any, the
amount of interest to June 15, 1945, and the total amount of taxes
and Interest. Each column, as above described, begins at the top
with the earliest year of delinquency of taxes on said tract of land
and continues down to and Including the year 1943-44. The total
amount of taxes, penalties and interest against each tract is shown
at the bottom of the extreme right hand column, said total being
to and including June 15th, 1945.
All of said lands are located in Union County, Oregon. When
platted into lots and blocks the lots are so designated; the blocki
are designated as "Blk," and the Addition, if any, is named and
designated as "Add or "Add.," and the city or town in which located
is in each instance named. ; ' ;
When not so platted, either within or without a city or town, the
Section in which the property is located is designated as "Sec"; a
Government Lot is designated as "Lot"; all Ranges are designated as
"R"., and ore East Willamette Meridian and designated as "E W.
M."; all townships are numbered and designated as "Twp.", North
being designated as "N." and South as "S." All half sections are
designated by "W and quarter sections by "Va." '
Where property is further designated by metes and bounds, the
following abbreviations are used: "Com." means Commencing; "Pt.'l
means Point; "Ft." means Feet; "N"' means North; "S" means
South; "E' means East; "W" means West; "NW" means Northwest;
"NE" means Northeast; "SW" means Southwest; "SE" means South
east; "Beg." means Beginning; "Rds." means Rods; "In." means
Inches; "Cor." means Corner. Other abbreviations used are as fol
lows: "Sup'l." means Supplemental; "Rt. Way" means Right of Way;
"Rt." means Right; "OWR & N Co." means Oregon-Washington
Railroad St Navigation Company; "Ex." means Except; "Pc." means
Piece; "2nd" means Second; "Sub. Div." means Subdivision; "G. R.
River" means Grande Ronde River; "M-L' or ML" means More
or less; "Rd." means Road; "R. R." means Railroad; "Ac." means
Acres; "Ore." means Oregon; "W means one-half; "13" means
one-third; "23" means two-thirds; "Qr." means Quarter; "Cr."
means Creek; "Hy' means Highway; "Si" means And; "U. P. R. R.
Co." means Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Application for judgment and decree, together with a certified
copy of the aforesaid 1945 Real Estate Tax Foreclosure List of and
for Union County, Oregon, will be filed with the County Clerk
of Union County, Oregon, on the date of the first publication of this
Notice and Foreclosure List, and each and every person interested
therein, whether named specifically or referred to generally in this
present proceeding, may Inspect the same and is hereby required
to take notice of this present Tax Foreclosure Proceeding and any
and, all steps thereunder
The names of all interested parties, as far as can be ascertained,
the several property descriptions, and the several taxes, penalties,
if any, interest, and total due, interest being computed to June 15th,
1945, as contained in and referred to in said 1945 Real Estate Tax
Foreclosure List of and for Union County, Oregon, arc as follows,
towit: .
Year Taxes Interest Total
TRACT 1. Lot 14, Block 9, North Powder, Oregon. LEILA BARGER,
Present Owner.
Lelia Barger 1941-42 $ .91 $ .23 $ 1 14
Lelia Barger 1942-43 1.22 .21 1.43
Lelia Barger 1943-44 1.12 .11 1.23
$3.80
TRACT 2. Lots 12 & 13, (or SESW, SWSE) Section 31, Twp. 3 S.,
R. 41 E., W. M, Roy M. Bell, Present Owner.
Roy M. Bell
Roy M. Bell
1941 5.35 1.00 7.01
1941- 42 3.07 .92 4 5:
1942- 43 3.52 .02 4.14
1943- 44 4.00 .44 5 04
$20 78
TRACT 3. Lots 5 & 6. Blk- 2, South Elgin, Elgin, Oregon. URSUS E
BROCK, Present Owner.
Ursus E. Brock
' Ursus E. Brock
Ursus E. Brock
Ursus E. Brock
1941 .98 .30 1 28
1941- 42 .70 .17 .87
1942- 43 .79 ' .14 .93
1943- 44 .50 .05 ..61
$U9
TRACT 5. Lots 11 St 12, Block 4, Riverside Add., La Grande, Ore
gon. HEIRS OF ELLA H. CURTIS. Present Owners; ' -Ella
H. Curtis, Estate ......... .1941 11.39 3.63 14.92
Ella H. Curtis, Estate 1941-42 6.13 1.53 7.60
Ella H. Curtis, Estate 1942-43 7.85 1.38 9.23
Ella H. Curtis, Heirs 1943-44 6.97 .67 7.64
. ' $39.45
TRACT 6. NW VaSEVi. Section 35, Twp. 1 S., ,R. 40 E.i W
ROBERT DOIG. Present1 Owner,
Robert Doig 1941
Robert Doig ;i. 1941-42
Robert Doig 1942-43
Robert Doig J943-44
M.
2.72
1.78
'1.68
2.46
.84
.44
.29
.24
3.56
2.22
1.97
2.70
$10.45
1.79 .55 2.34
1.26 ,32 1.58
1.14 .20 1.34
1.13 , .11 1.24
TRACT 7. SWy,SEV,, Section 25, Twp. 3 N., R. 39 E., W. M L.,
1 H. H. St B. L. FORSMAN, Present Owner.
U, H. H. & B. L. Foreman 1941
L H. H. St B L. Forsman 1941-42
L., H. H. St B. L. Foreman 1942-43
L H. H. & B. L. Foreman 11143-44
$0.50
TRACT 8. NEy4NEVa,WV4NEV4, Section 36, Twp. 3 N R. 39 E
W. M. L H. Hi & B. L. FORSMAN, Present Owners
L H. H. & B. L. Foreman 1941 9.26 2.87 12.13
L., H. H. St B L. Foreman 1941-42 6.37. 1.59 7.96
L., H. H. & B. L. Foreman 1842-43 5.15 "; .91 6.06
L H. H. & B. L. Foreman 1943-44 7.19 .69 7.88
$34.03
MATTIE FRIZZELL, HEIRS, Present Owners. 1
Mattle Frizzell .:...........:...: 1941' ' ' .98 ' ' .30
Mattie Frizzell 1941-42 .71 .18
Mattie Frizzell 1942-43 .79 .14
Mattie Frizzell, Estate ....... 1943-44 .66 .05
1.28
.89
.93
.61
$3.71
TRACT 10. NkNViNWyaSWy,, SttSMiNWyaSWy, , Section 2?, Twp.
' 2 N., R. 39 E., W. M. EUGENE FULLER, Present Owner. -
Geo. A. Fuller : 1941-42 .48 .11 .59
Geo. A. Fuller 1942-43 .92 .10 1.08
Eugene Fuller 1943-44 1.73 .Hi 1.89
4.88 20.02
3.03 18:10
2.09 13.92
1.20 13.64
$3.56
TRACT 11. SW1, W'ASE'j, Section 10, .Twp. ,2 N., R..39 -E., W. M.
J. F T. GALLOWAY, Present Owner.
J. F. T. Galloway 1941 15.74
J. F. T. Galloway 1941-42 14.53
J. F. T. Galloway 1942-43 11.83
J. F. T. Galloway 1943-44 9M
t-' ' "
$66.34
TRACT 12. .Cpm. at SW Cor, SE'j, Section Tc, Twp. 2 N., R. 39, E
W. M., then N 50 Rds. to center of Gordon Cr theri SE 80 Rds.
S 28 Rds. W 80 Rds. to Beg. J. F. T. GALLOWAY, Present
Owner. - ' '
. J. F. T. Galloway 1941
J. F. T. Gajloway 1941-42
J. F. T. Galloway 1942-43
J. F. T. Galloway 1943-44
.62
,46
,52
.47
.19
.12
.09
,05
.81
.58
,01
.52
$2.52
TRACT 13. NEW, NW'A, Section 10, Twp. 2 N. R, 39, E., W.
J. F. T. & V. M. GALLOWAY, Present Owners
J. F. T. St V. M. Galloway 1941 21.24 0.58 27.82
J. F. T. St V. M. Galloway 1941-42 19.66 4.92 24.58
J. F. T. & V. M. Galloway 1942-43 16.04 2.83 18.87
J. F. T. St V. .VI. Galloway 1943-44 10.74 1.62 18.36
M.,
$89.63
TRACT 14. Com. 2 rds. S of & 38 rds. 7 ft. W of NE Cor. SEy,NW',!i,
1 Seclioh 10, Twp. 1 N. R.-39, E;i W. M., then S 25 rds., E 38 rds.
. .7. ft., N-iB-rds.W 38 rds. 7 ft to'bcg:, MARIE GILMORE, Pres
ent OwneK ' ' ' " "''
Marie Gilmorc 1941 11.28 3.50 14.78
Marie Gilmore 1941-42 8.14 2.04 10.18
Marie Gilmore 1942-43 .ll 1.01 10.72
Marie Gilmore 1943-44 3.38 .33 3,71
' , , $39.39
TRACT 15. Com. 40 rds. 14 ft. W of a pt. 2 rds. S of JME Cor. SE1,
NW'A, Section 10, Twp. 1 N., R. 39 E W. M., then S to N Line
of Co. Rd. a distance of 13 rds. 9V4 ft.', then W 50 ft., then N
to a pi. 50 ft. W of beg., then E to beg. HEIRS OF WADE GRAY,
Present Owners.' ' ' ' '"
Wade Gray Estate 1941
Wade Gray Estate 1941-42
Wade Gray Estate 1942-43
Wade Gray Estate 1943-44
.75
.58
.64
.29
.23
.15
.10
.03
.98
.73
.04
.32
$2.07
TRACT 16. Lots 6 & 7, Block 30, North Powder, Oregon. IRA
HAZEN, Present Owner. '
G.A.Marshall.......... 1941-42 2.05 .51 2.56
G. A. Marshall 1942-43 2.71 .48 3.19
Ira E. Hazen 1943-44 2.52 .24 2.76
$8.51
TRACT 17. lot 8, Block 30, North Powder, Oregon. IRA E. HAZEN,
' Present "Owner. ' !;.
G. A. Marshall ;.- 1941-42 2.27 .57 2.84
G. A. Marshall 1942-43 . 3.02 .53 3.55
Ira E. .Hazen 1943-44 2.27 .22 2.49
$8.88
TRACT 18. Lots 9, 10, Block 30, North Powder, Oregon. IRA E,
HAZEN, Present Owner.
G. A. Marshall 1941-42 2.05 .51 2.50
G. A. Marshall 1942-43 2.72 .48 . 3.20
Ira E. Hazert 1943-44 2.52 .24 2.70
' $8.52
TRACT 19. N 174 ft, of VVt Blk. 154, Chaplin's Sup'l Add. "B" La
Grande, Oregon. LEONARD HUNTLEY, Present Owner.
1941 12.80 3.92 16.58
1841-42 8.70 2.19 10.95
1942- 43 11.22 1.98 13.20
1943- 44 9M .90 10.92
$51.65
TRACT 21. EVaSE'a, Section 10, Twp. 2 N., R. 39 E., W. M. ALBERT
' KEEN, Present Owner.
Albert Keen
1941 8.22 2.55 10.77
1941- 42 4.91 1.23 0.14
1942- 43 4.01 .71 4.72
1943- 44 4.19 .40 4.59
$20.22
TRACT 22. Lot 13, Block 3, Grundy's 2nd Add., La Grande, Oregon
DOROTHY, ALFRED St PAUL MEYERS, Present Owners.
Dorothy, Alfred & Paul Meyers 1941 ' 8.80 2.57 11.43
Dorothy, Alfred & Paul Meyers 1941-42 12.20 3.07 15.33
Dorothy, Alfred it Paul Meyers 1942-43 15,71 2.78 18.49
Dorothy, Alfred St Paul Meyers 1943-44 13.95 1.35 15.30
$00.55
TRACT 23. Lot 14. Block 3, Grandy's 2nd Add., La Grande, Oregon,
DOROTHY, ALFRED & PAUL MEYERS, Present Owners.
Dorothy, Alfred 4V Paul Meyers 1941 8.80 2.57 11.43
Dorothy, Alfred A Paul Meyers 1941-42 12.25 3.00 15.31
Dorothy, Alfred Paul Meyers 1942-43 '15.71 2.78 18.49
Dorothy, Alfred Paul Meyers 1943-44 13.94 1.35 15.29
$80.52
TRACT 24. Lot 3, Block 13, Re-Sub. Div. Block 13 of Grandy's 2nd
Add.,1 La Grande, Oregon. DOROTHY, ALFRED St PAUL
MEYERS, Present Owners. 1
Dorothy, Alfred PaU,l Meyers J94I
Dorothy, Alfied St taul Meyers 1941-42
Dorothy, Alfred St Paul Meyers 1942-43
Dorothy, Alfred St Paul Meyers 1943-44
O ' .
O
8.54 2.48 11.02
f 1.82 2.90 14.78
15.14 2.60 17.80
13.45 1.30 ' 14.78
"'. $58-35
TRACT 25. Lot 5, Block 13, Re-Sub. Div. Blk. 13 of Grandy's 2nd
Add., La Grande, Oregon. DOROTHY, ALFRED St PAUL
MEYERS, Present .Owners.
Dorothy, Alfred & Paul Meyers 1941 $.55 2.48
Dorothy, Alfred 4 Paul Meyers 1941-42 11.83 2.96
Dorothy, Alfred & Paul Meyers 1942-43 16.14 2.67
Dorothy, Alfred St Paul Meyers 1943-44 13.4.4 1.30
11.03
14.79
17.81
14.74
$58.37
TRACT 27. W'AEMiNEyjSEyi, Section 9, Twp. 1 N...R. 38 E W. M.
..HSIRS.OF JOHN PETERSON, Present Owners.
John Peterson Estate ......... 1941-42 .47 . .12 .59
John Peterson Estate ..; 1942-43 .43 .07 ,50
John Peterson Estate '. 1943-44 .59 .05 .64
$1.73
TRACT jtB Com. at NW Cor. SK-Va, Section JO, Twp. 4 S R. 39,
EWM., then S 615 ft., E 1340 ft. to center of Catherine Creek,
then down center said creek' to N line of .salti qr.' sec, then
W 1500 ft. to beginning. DAVID B. STODDARD, Present Owner.
David B. Stoddard..
David B. Stoddard..
David B. Stoddard..
David B. Stoddard..
1941
1941- 42
1942- 43
1943- 44
11.52
12.04
14.89
13.30
3.46
3.01
2.62
-1.29
14.98
15.05
17.51
14.65
$62.19
TRACT 29. Lot 1, Block 9, Home Investment Add., La Grande,
uregon. ijaviu u. aiuuuAKU, rreseni owner.
David B. Stoddard.......-....-....: -1941"' 20.40 8.12 26.52
David B. Stoddard '1941-42 19.44 4.86 24.30
David B. Stoddard 1942-43 21.51 3.80 25.31
David B. Stoddard 1943-44 16.37 1.88 17.95
$94.08
TRACT 30. Lot 6, Block 9, Home investment Add., La Grande, Ore
gon. DAVID B. STODDARD, Present Owner.
David b: Stoddard................ 1941: ' 4.72
.David B. Stoddard..... 1941-42 4.57
David B. Stoddard 1942-43 "5.14
David B. Stoddord.... 1943-44 3.97
1.42 , 8.14
1.14 5.71
.91 6.05
.38 ,4.35
$22.25
TRACT 31. Building on land of Kuhn St Zwiefel on Lot 11, Block
' 110, Chaplin's Add., .LaQrande, Oregon. MARION STODDARD,
Present Owner. . ' ' .'.' : :-.:. , -
Mrs. Marion Stoddard 1941
Murion Stoddard '. 1941-42
Mrs. Marion Stoddard 1942-43
Marion Stoddard :. 1943-44
4.43
3.06
' 3,93
3.40
1.37
.77
.09
.34
5.80
3:83
4.62
3:83
$18.08
TRACT 33. That part of NEy,NWy,, Section 31, Twp. 2 S, R. 37 E.,
W. M.i lying NE of O, W. R. St N. Co.'s right of way, N & W of
town of Hilgard & NW of a line which runs from the NW Sor.
of Blk. 5, Hilgard, Oregon, N 22 degrees E to Sec. line. (10 A.
ml.) UNKNOWN, .Present Owner-.' " ' t-
Unknown.;.. '..' 1941-42 .22 .00 .28
Unknown 1942-43 .28 .05 ' .33
Unknown 1943-44 : .29 , .03 . .32
93
TRACT 34. E'jE'jSWyiSE'A, Section 9, Twp. 1 N., R. 38 E W. M.
FRED WEEDE, Present Owner.' " ' v
Fred Weede .:...;.;..'...........;.... 1941 .73 , .23 SO
Fred Weede 1941-42 .47 .12 .59
Fred Weede 1942-43 .43 .08 .61
Fred Weede 1943-44 .59 .06 .65
'' . ' :
$2.71
TRACT 35. Lots 5 to 8, Block 9, Connordale Add., La Grande, Ore
gon. LOWELL WILLIAMSON St CLAUDE L. BERRY, .Pres
ent Owners. - " " -Lowell
Williamson St
Claude L. Berry .....'.; 1941 15.19 4.71 19.90
Lowell Williamson St
Claude L. Berry .1041-42 .10.52 , 2.63, 13.15
Lowell. Williamson & ' '""
Claude L. Berry 1942-43 13.46 2.38 15.84
Lowell Williamson it ' '' - i.
Claude L. Berry ..1943-44 11.95 .1.15 13.10
$61.99
TRACT 30. Lot 15, Block 9, Connordale Add., La Grande, Oregon.
Lowell Williamson it 'claude l. berry; Present
Owners.'' '. t" ,'. -'' '. -.. . ' ,i,
Lowell Williamson & ,
Claude L. Berry 1941 3,79 .1.17 4.96
Lowell Williamson & '
Cloude L. Berry::..'..' .1941-42 2.82 .60 3.28
Lowell Williamson it ''.' '
Claude L. Berry........ 1942-43 3.37 .00 3,97
Lowell Williamson it ' . .
Claude L. Berry 1943-44 2.99 .29 3.28
$15.49
TRACT 37. Lot 12, Thronson Fruit Colony. ELIZA WITHNELL,
.Present Owner.
Eliza Withnoll.: 1941 9.12 2.83 11.95
Eliza Withncll ;. 1941-42 4.60 1.15 5.75
Eliza Withnoll ( 1942-43 '6.16 1.09 7.25
Eliza Withncll 1943-44 5.59 .54 6.13
$31.08 -
The above tracts of land are serially numbered from "1" to "37"
Inclusive. ' '
Interest will be computed on each Item of tax at 8 per cent per
annum from June 15th, 1945, until Judgment Is taken; and each
several Judgment will bear interest at the ' legal rate from and'
after the date thereof until paid.
THEREFORE, YOU AND EACH OF YOU are hereby summoned
and notified to appear within thirty days after the first publication
of this Notice of Foreclosure, EXCLUSIVE of the day of first pub
lication, and defend in this proceeding, or make to the Sheriff of
Union County, Oregon, all payments required by law to remove
from said 1945 Real Estate Tax Foreclosure .List of and for Union
County, Oregon, any one or mord of said properties by you owned
or claimed, or In which you may have an Interest, and which you
may desire so nemoved, plus all interest and costs incurred there
against to the time of such payment, or show to the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Union County reason why you should
not so pay or reason why said taxes, or some thereof, are not a
lien on the properties thercagainst levied; and in case of your fail
ure to so do, default will be taken against you and each of you,
and DECREE will be duly entered foreclosing In each instance the
several liens of plaintiff Union County against each several prop
erty above specifically described, as said liens may be calculated to
the date of Decree, and an Order of the above entitled Court will
be taken directing that each piece or parcel of real property above
described, and not so removed from said 1945 Real Estate Tax Fore
closure List, be sold directly to Union County for the amount of
taxes, Interest, penalties, if any, and costs as by law provided, for
all of which said property or properties may severally be found
liable.
AND YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, are further notified that if
within one year after the date of such sale to Union County, you
do not make payment to Union County of the foregoing several
amounts, with costs as provided by law, and accruing interest, the
said plaintiff Union County will take a deed to all of tlie proper
ties not then redeemed, and all redemption rights will then ter
minate. 1 ' ' i
This Notice is published In La Grande Evening Observer, a news
paper of general circulation published in the City of La Grande,
Union County, Oregon, which said newspaper is the newspaper
designated for that purpose by the County Court of Union County,
Oregon, as provided by law, by an Order of said Court, sitting for
the transaction of County business, duly made and entered On the
13th day of July, 1943. ; ! ' '
All process and papers in this proceeding may be served upon
COLON R. EBERIIARD, as District' Attorney for Union County,
Oregon, and itttorney for plaintiff, whose address is 13 First National
Bank Building, La Grande, Union County, Oregon. ' '
Dated and first published this 27th day of July, 1945.
JESSE BRESHEARS
Sheriff of Unibn County, Oregon, and
ex-officio Tax Collector in and for said
County, i : : '