The Ment I nr I. Collage Grove, Oregon
legal notices
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO APPLY FOR PATENT
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Thur».. June I«. 194«
which point is N. 17” 08’ E.
341.0 ft from Cor. No 3 Rain­
bow Lode; thence N. 17'' 08'
E. 32.5 ft. to intersect line 4-1
Cleveland Lode; thence N. 77*
19' W. 455 9 ft. to intersect
line 2-3 Oro Platta Lode;
thence S. 73* 14' E 454 6 ft.
to place of beginning.
Verdun area 0.990 acres in
conflict with Benefit Lode
Survey No. 635 recognized.
There are no adjoining or
conflicting claims, except Sur-
Plan Now for Home Canning
(By Uma Lucas Dolan
Western Home Economist
M. Ji. Oregon 01307, Minorai
No. 875, Bureau of land
Sur
fhent, Oregon District,
Mal
I, Oregon. Apr 26, 1949
t is hereby given that.
pursuant to Act of Congre», ap-
Canny Canning Tip»
EDD
1872,
proved
May 10.
Thin syrup -three parts water or
ESTATE, whose post
JENKS
fruit juice; one part pure cane
office address is Cottage Grove.
The awnded location notices
sugar; bring to boil.
Oregon, has made application for
patent to ORPHAN BOY. BALTI­ for ORPHAN feOY, BALTIMORE.
Medium ay rap two parts water
MORE. ORO PLATTA, OVER­ ORO PLATTA. CLEVELAND
or fruit juice; one part pure cane
SIGHT. CLEVEI-AND, R A I N- and RAINBOW are rx'corded in
sugar; bring to boil.
BOW. SEDAN and VERDUN lode Book 15. page« 463-464. 459-460.
Heavy syrup -one part water or
mining claims. Mineral Survey 461-2. 467-468 and 469. respective­
fruit juice; one part pure cane
No 875. in Ix>ts 2 and 3. Sec 7. ly, and the original location no­
sugar; bring to boil.
T. 29 S. R. 2 E.. and SWH Sec. tices for OVERSIGHT. SEDAN
Use of syrup tor Fruits: Fill
1. SH SEW Sec 2, N4 NEV» Sec and VHRDUN are n'curd.jd in
syrup to within 14 inches of top
Bixik
7.
pages
160,
522
alM
159.
11, and NWU and the NEV, Sec.
of jar if fruit is packed cold, or
Whether you're a “blue ribbon" to ls inch of top of jar when fruit
12, T 23 S, R 1 E. W M in respectively, records of quartz lo­
Lan# County, Oregon, described as cations of Lane County. Oregon. prize winner or a newcomer to the is packed hot.
CHARLES D LEE
art of home-canning, you will want
follows:
Jelly should bo boiled rapidly
Manager. Oregon District to save these tested, scivntifically- Long, slow boiling will desttoy
Beginning at Cor. No. 1 of the
Land Office
developed canning-preserving the pectin in the fruit juice.
Sedan Lode being marked by
38-10t p-47 methods and recipes. I have com­
Powdered pectin jam recipes re-
an iron post 3 feet long 1 inch
piled these for you from the most conunend a 4-minute boll; jelly
in <|lam set in the ground and
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF'S
SALE
reliable sources. Some of the sug­ recipes a 2-minute boil. These
in a mound of rocks with
gestions may be familiar to you; boiling periods mean a full rolling
brats cap marked S-1-875
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: some will be new. but all will be boil, not a simmer.
from which the H sec cor. of
That by virtue of an execution helpful in setting up your own
To prevent such fruits as apri­
Sea .7 only on the W bdj of
and Order of Sale issued out of I home canning schedule.
cots, peaches, pears and apples
T. 23 S„ R 2 E.. W. M bears
the Circuit Court of the State of
eannjnR you from turning brown due to ex-
N. 74’ 16' W 627 9 ft dist.;
Oregon for Lane County, dated
hrst o
ize alI
UI. poaure to air. drop into slightly
thence N. 17’ OB' E , 5995 ft.
Jun«' 7th. i949. ppoti and pursuant ina,cnals and ,NUilwent Have salted water after peeling and be­
to ,Cor- No. 2 Sedan Lode
to a Decroe dub’ gwen and made
and
on fore canning.
in» r bed S-2-875; thence N.
by said Court June 7th. 1949. in
ls the
w Uer
Store cherries and berries in a
74* 43' W, 1489 8 ft. to Cor.
a suit pending therein in which equipment in order? Is the gauge dark, cool place to keep their
N«. ,3 Sedan Lode, wh.ch is
ALICE CONNER, a widow, was
,
identical with Cor. No. 4 of
on the pressure cooker working color.
plaintiff, and HARVEY C. DUER accurately? Do you have ample
Oversight Lode, marked S-3-
and
VIRGIE
M
DUER,
husband
0-4-875; thence N. 71 57' W..
supplies of sugar and powdered
and wife; STATE INDUSTRIAL
1474.4 ft. to Cor No 1 of
pectin? Once you get these ma-
ACCIDENT COM MISSION OF
Olrezsight Lode, which is
terials lined up. you are then (MI m Dorothy Poynter, reporter)
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON;
Miss Doris Parks of the Uni­
identical with Cor. No.. 1 of
ready to start selecting your fruit.
UNITED STATES OF AMER­
versity of Washington faculty. Se­
th» Rainbow Lode, ■. mkd R-l-
Pointers For Selecting Fruit
ICA: C. S DILLON, doing busi­
attle. arrived Friday for a visit
0-1-878; thence N. 60“ 56’ W
All authorities agree you must
ness as WILLAMETTE COLLEC­
with her brother-in-law and sister.
1487.7 ft. to Cor. No 4 Rain­
firm
TION SERVICE; CREDIT BU­ select only tip-top fresh.
Mr and Mrs. A. O. Downie On t
bow Lode mkd. R-4-875;
REAUS ADJUSTMENT DE­ fruit for best result*. Over-ripe or her return Tuesday. Miss Paiks
thenpe S. 17’ 08* W. 60.3 ft.
bruised
products
will
cause
spoil
­
PARTMENT, INC, a corpora­
was accompanied by Mrs. Downie
to intersect line 3-4 Cleveland
tion; et als. were defendants, age. so do not attempt to save by and little son Robert, for a visit in
; thence N. 10* 24 E..
which execution and Order of Sale buying secoixi or third grade Seattle.
ft to Cor. No. 3 Cleve-
was to me directed and command­ fruits.
Mrs. R. E. Poynter returned
labd Lode mkd. C-3-875;
How much fruit should you can?
ed me to sell the real property
home Thursday from Los Angeles,
thence N. 76“ 44’ W . 1493.5
Well,
nutrition
experts
advise
two
hereinafter described to satisfy
where she had been with her ,
ft. to Cbr. No. 2 Cleveland
certain liens and charges in said servings of fruit per day, plus mother during illness and an oper­
Lode mkd C-2-875: thence S
Decree specified. I will on Tues­ ' jellies, jams and preserves. So, ation.
10“ 34' W.. 526.19 ft. to inter-
day. the 12th day of July. 1949. at you should figure out your family’s
Mr. and Mrs. George Hohman,
sact Une 5-6 Baltimore Lode:
the hour of ten o’clock A M. at requirements - and don't forget of Cottage Grove, and Mr. and
N. 73“ 46’ W . 965 26
tl
the Southwest door of the Coun­ your Aunt Minnie, bridge club, Mrs. C. J. Robinson were visitors
Cor. No. 5 Baltimore
ft.
ty Court House in Eugene Lane family anniversaries. holidays and and Sunday dinner guests at the
Lode mkd. B-5-875; thence N.
Cbunty. Oregon, offer for sale and other occasions.
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mc­
43' W. 462 ft. to Cor. No.
sell at public auction for cash. Jars Are Important
Cracken.
4 Baltimore Lode mkd B-4-
Spoilage in foods is caused by
subject to redemption as provided
Mrs. Nettie Estes returned last
875; thence S. 12’ 26' W.
by law. all the right, title and in­ molds, yeast and bacteria. In can­ week from a visit at the home of
UM ft to intersect line 4-1
terest of the defendants in said ning, their activity must be stop­ her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
toy Lode; thence N.
suit and all parties claiming by. ped by proper application of heat. and Mrs Ed Newman, at Cutler
244.2 ft. to Cor. No.
through or under them or any of The food must be sealed in air City on the Oregon coast. Mr ami
4 Oiphan Boy Lode, which is
them since the 7th day of June, tight jars to keep other organisms Mrs. Newman brought Mrs. Estes
M. «“ 2 W„ 117.2 ft from
1949. in or to the following from reaching it. I have found home on their way to visit Mrs
corner mkd. X-WC-
that jars must be sturdy to with­ Newman's brother, Edwin Estes,
described real property. to-wit:
; thence S 32’ 29'
stand high temperature. The seal­ and family, at Oakland, Oregon.
Lots numbered 1, 8 and 9;
30’ W.. 572.1 ft. to Cor. No. 3
ing surface must be smooth, with­
the north half of the north­
Mrs. Kittie McCoy is visiting
Orphan Boy Lode mkd. OB-3-
out nicks, cracks or sharp edges
west
quarter,
and
the
north
­
her sister-in-law at Springfield.
W5; thence S. 54’ 13' £., 1423
It is absolutely necessary that
west quarter of the northeast
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cook, of
ft to Cor. Na 2 Orphan Boy
the jar cap fits the jar on which it Walla Walla, Wash., who are mov­
quarter of section 26; and lots
Lode mkd. OB-2-875; thence
is used. The gold lacquered type of ing to California, stopped over
2 and 3 of section 27. all in
N. 39' 29- 30’ E.. 593.1 ft. to
lid - on both sides - is excellent here last week for a visit with her
township
20
South
of
Range
3
Boy Lode.
Cbr. No. 1
because it has been proved food­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
West of the Willamette Me­
which is 186 ft. from witness
acid resistant. Also there is no Wheeier.
ridian, in Lane County, Ore­
corner mkd. X-WC-OB-1-875;
enamel to chip or flake. The screw
gon. except that five-acre
While visiting at Cutler City.
thence N. 55 ’ 02' W. 983.6 ft.
band. too. must be intended and Mrs. Nettie Estes witnessed the
tract deeded to O. F. Knox,
to Intersect line 2-3 of Balti-
designed for that type of lid. The memorial fleet of flowers at Depoe |
also except that certain tract
more Lode; thence S. 85* 15'
self-sealing, snug-tite caps which Bay. a tribute to those who paid
conveyed to William J. Bach
W.. 284.8 ft. to Cor. No. 2 Bal­
seal as the contents of the jar the supreme sacrifice for their
by deed recorded in Book 178
timore Lode mkd. B-2-875;
cool are excellent sealing devices.
page 544 Lane County Oregon
country on the high seas during
S. 73’ 11' E.. 1029.2 ft.
Powdered Pectin Simplifies Jelly World War II. The “fleet of flow­
Deed Records; also except
. No. 1 Baltimore Lode,
Making
that certain tract conveyed to
ers" was composed of thirty-two
which is identical with Cor.
Roy H. Manbeck and Mar­
In my experience, I have found vessels, loaded with flowers, that
Nb.ti of Oro Platta Lode.
guerite Manbeck by deed re­
that powdered pectin assures ex­ sailed a mile out to sea where the i
-875; (SW Cor-
corded m Book 317 page 590
cellent results for jam and jelly­ flowers were scattered upon the
23 S. R. 1 E,
of Lane Cbunty Oregon Deed
making. By using powdered pectin, water, a very beautiful and im-
Records
no long boiling process is neces­ pressive ceremony.
Dated this 7th day of June. sary. The “quick boil” prevents
Mr and Mrs. Steve Augaard and
thence S. 73“ ^5' E, 1450 2
1949
evaporation and loss of fruit which children of Cottage Grove, were
Loda mkd. OP-4-875; fience
C. A. SWARTS. Sheriff
occurs when the old-fashioned dinner guests at the home of Mr.
R. 12’ 2F E. 229.1 ft. to inter-
Lane County. Oregon
long-boiling method is used.
and Mrs. George McMurrick,
*ect line 2-3 of Rainbow
By: Kenneth D. Bergman.
Powdered pectin is derived from Tuesday evening.
Loda; thence S. 60° 14' E.,
44-5tc-48
Deputy citrus fruits. It is colorless, odor-
90257 ft. to internet line 4-1
less, tastless. It imparts no foreign
Verdun Lode; thence N. 89’
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
; flavor. Actually, it accents the
ST <, 716-74 ft. to Cor. No.
fresh natural fruit and berry fla-
4 Verdun Lode mkd. V-4-875;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: voe- In «*«■>?« tor certain fruits
leace S. 0* 30' W._ 573.9 ft.
That MARY LOIS ABEENE has and berries, you will note that
i ur. No. 3 Verdun Lode
been appointed Administratrix of lem°n J“*«“ w “sed in addition to
kd. V-3-875; thence S 89“
the Estate of NANCY McCOY. powdered pectin. Do not omit this
r S„ 14275 ft. to Cor. No.
Deceased, by the Circuit Court of for “
UP the flavor, imparts
Vgtdun Lode mkd. V-2-875;
the State of Oregon for Lane 'he necessary tartness the fruit
N, 0* 30' E„ 238 47 ft.
County; all persons having claims requires.
Cor. No. 4 Oro Platta
against said estate are hereby P"«
»“O' Bring. »«re
intersect line 2-3 of Over­
notified to present the same, duly Re»“it»
Lode; thence S. 71* 33'
verified and with proper vouch-
Maybe it is too long ago for you
1 1306.72 ft. to Cor. No.
ers, to the Administratrix at the ! to remember grandmother's savory
Oversight Lode, which is
law office of Herbert W. Lorn- scented kitchen during preserving
identical with Cor. No. 4 of
bard. Wiser Building. Cottage '¡me. Our house teemed with ac-
Sedan Lode mkd. S-4-O-3-875:
GroW. Lane County, Oregon. Uvi’y and there was always an air
S. 74’ 14' E„ 1488 4 ft.
within six months from the date ot adventure abroad in sorting
. No. 1 Sedan Lode, the
of the first publication of this fruits and berries- boiling jars to
place of beginning; Excepting
NoHee. Dated and published May sterilize them melting wax to ;
enckmed area, not claimed,
19. 1949 MARY LOIS ABEENE seal the fruit. Grandmother didn't
beginning at a point where
Administratrix. HERBERT W believe in taking chances and
Une 3-4 Rainbow Lxie inter­
W. LOMBARD. Attorney. 41-5t-45* always insisted on using pure cane
sects line 2-3 Oro Platta Lode
The children of the eighth grade
in the district school were taken
on a picnic to Rujada park. Sat­
urday. by Mrs. Ross Overholser
and Mr, and Mrs Guy Smith
Mrs. Summers, the teacher, was
unable to attend Fishing, outdoor
cooking and .swimming were'en­
joyed
The annual school meeting for
the district will be held Monday,
June 21», 8 to 9 p.m., for the pur-
pose of electing a director and
transferí mg delinquent tax money
to the building fund A notice has
been received from the superin­
tendent's office stating that a law
is now in effect whereby all dis­
trict clerks shall be appointed by
Read the classified pages.
school lxnls ami ixit «‘lech'd by John W. Woolcott, the honoree. ।
the voters.
Page 12 and 13.
and Mis. A O. Downie. hostess
A miscellaneous shower, honor-
U»; Mis Joltt W Woolcot t, was
given at the A O. Downie home
Friday afternoon. Refreshments
were served, the table being dec­
Our
orated in white and green appro-
priate to the occasion. Numerous
lovely gifts were received Present
were Mrs George Gowing, Mrs
on Your Fumi Buildings and Contenta.
F. B. McCracken. Mrs. H E
Poynter, Mrs C. J. Robinson. Mrs
George Overholser, Mrs M C.
Thornburg, Mrs
Nettie Estes,
E E BARTRUFF, Inaurano« Agent
Mrs Arthur Woolcott, Mrs Hojd
14 S. Öth
Phone 301
Allen, and children Judy and Jim
mie, Miss llorothy Poynter, Mrs
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Noted sugar for ayrupa and in preserving
The roeulta were always perfectly
preserved fruit crystal clear jelly
berries that looked as if they
were out of picture books My
experience, top has shown that in
home-canning then- is nothing
better for preserving than pure
cane sugar. Today, as in grand­
mother's day. pure cane sugar in­
sures canning suceas.
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With
LIGHTING FIXTURES
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with GndH
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500 Main
Phone 15
The sugar for sure success in CANNING, PRESERVING, JELLY-MAKING!