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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
o Novemlier, 1923, less $230.00 and Thur»., May 8, 1951 Th«- Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon cd plat of said Long A Landess for the sum of $2.000.00 reason Addition; thence from |«>lnt able attorney’s fees, and the plain- CITY OF COTTAGE oHàtâT of tx'ginnlng South 89 ' 34 ’ NOTICE OF VACATION FOK A and disbursements tiff's NOTAJE OF BOMD MALE East 100 feet along the north OMWON POHTION OF WASHINGTON herein, and charges of sale; that boundary of Washington Street NEWAOE TREATMENT PLANT STREET as originally dedicated and AHVKRTIKKMENT FOK BIOH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, all of said sums be declared to be that m*9led bid* will be received a first lien upon said mortgaged shown on said plat, which 13) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: by th/nddmiRrtM; tint»'the’hour premises and patented mining boundary Is in common with For prompt and more efficient nervier, let uh know You are hrreby notified that Sealed proposals for the eon- of H (<) o-clork pM on the jeph claims, as follows, to-wit: that portion of the station SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM ahead of time. If you’re going Home where tomorrow— struct win of a Sewage Treatment I of M 1952 imrn( . dlfltr . U. S. Patent Survey Number grounds of Southern Pacific PANY, a corporation, will at « Plant addressed to the Qty ot ly thrt.e4f&/ pbMicly opened by tell UK today. 814, Newton, Fawn Jasper Company at Cottage Grove, regolar meeting of the Common Cottage Grove, Oregon, will be th«? th<. Common (»mw Çaum-ll of ot the the City City U. S. patent .Survey Number conveyed by warranty deed ANYTIME ANYWHERE Council of the City of Cottage . received at the office of the City of Cottage Grove, in the Council 815 Story dated March 6, 1901, from Ben Grove, Oregon, to tie held on the Recorder, Cottage Grove, Oregon, U. S Patent Survey Number Chamber, City Hall. Cottage Lurch et ux to Oregon and 19th day of May, 1952, at the hour AMBULANCE 24 lir. Service until 8:00 p.m., Pacific Standard Grove, Oregon, for an issue of TAXI 486. Vesuvius, German, Night California Railroad Comjiany. of 8:00 P.M., present a Petition to 28-tfcxx Time, or 8:00 p.m., Pacific Day- bonds of said City of Cottage ingale. Wild Hog, Charles, recorded on page 318 in Ixxik said Council praying for th«1 vaca . light Time, whichever time Is in Grove, in the amount of Three William Tell, and Dixie Queen 39 of Deed Record» of I-ane tion ot the following portion of effect, on the 19th day of May, Hundred Thousand and No/100 ail in Bohemia Mining District, County, to a point distant Washington Street described as 1952, and then will be publicly Dollars ($300,000.00), denom Lane County, Oregon, and prior northwesterly at right angles follows, to-wit: opened and read. inated “Sewer System Bonds" for to the lien or liens or claim or 30 feet from the centar line of A triangular parcel of land In The work contemplated consists the purpose of acquiring, con claims or any lien or claim of the main track of Siskiyou Line the southeast quarter of the of the construction of a Sewage structing. installing, operating, defendants, or any of the defend- of Southern Pacific Company southwest quarter of Section Treatment Plant to provide pri maintaining, replacing and repair ants. as originally located and con 28, Township 20, South Range mary treatment for a design flow ing within or without the limits structed; thence South 28' 45’ <2) That each of the defendants 3 West ot the Willamette Base West 47 43 feet along the ¡of 1.33mgd, together with the of said City, in whole or in part, a in this suit and all persons claim- and Meridian. t*ing a portion necessary appurtenances. The complete sewer and drainage sys ing under them, or any of them, northwesterly boundary of If the fire geta away and burns the other man's timber of Washington Street as plat work will be awarded to that bid- tem and sewage disposal plant be foreclosed of all equity of re-1 right of way of said Siskiyou ted in Ix>ng A I-andcss Addi dw who, in the opinion of the With all equipment and appur- ,jemption or other interest in «aid can you pay the bill? We are still writing insurance to Line and fwirallel with the tion to the City of Cottage City Council, will serve the best tenances necessary for the City rea| property or any part of them, center Une of said main track protect you. It is called excess property damage insur Grove, more particularly de interests of the City of Cottage of Cottage Grove. Lane County, to a |>oint; thence North 61* <3) That said real property and scribed as follows: Oregon, said bonds to be dated patented mining claims be sold in 15’ West 88.03 feet to the ■ Grove. ance. We have a good market for this type of coverage Commencing at th«, point on point of beginning, containing Specifications, Plans. Informa- June 1, 1952, and to mature se- the manner provided by law and but would appreciate your order before the fire season the north tx>undaiy of Wash an area of 2088.51 square feet, i tlon for Bidders, and Contract lelly in numerical order as fol- the proceeds applied to the pay ington Street at Its intersec J . Forms may lx? examined at the more or less. gets under way. ment of the amount due on said tion with the southeasterly This Notice is published once office of the City Recorder, Cbt- Amount notes and mortgage, with interest, Maturiti«« Noe. boundary of Pacific Highway cach week for four consecutive, tage Grove, Oregon, or in the ot- 9,000.00 ' reasonable attorney's fee», costs 1-9 June 1,1954 Yes, we write “Insurance Fur EVERY Need. which point is also the most weeks: that 9,000.00 I and disburs«*ments in such order June 1,1955 19-18 that is; is; April 10, 17, 24 'flee of Cornell. Howland. Hayes westerly corner of the station and Merryfield. 1600 Western 19-27 June 1.1956 9,000.<X) of priority as the Court may find | and May 1 and 8, 1952 grounds of Southern Pacific SOUTHERN PACIFIC Avenue, Corvallis, Oregon. Single 28-37 June 1.1957 10,000.00 meet and just. Company at Cottage Grove; copies of said Documents may be 38-47 June 1,1958 10,000.00 COMPANY (4) '/hat the plaintiff, or any which point Is distant South obtained at the above offices upon 35-5L39 48-57 June 1,1959 10,000.00 parties to the suit may become a 89 34 East 76 85 feet and a deposit of Twenty Dollars “INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED” June 1. 1960 11,000.00 58-68 "Courteous efficient service" purchaser at said sale. About the only thing that the ($20.00). The full amount of the North 28 45' East 77.70 feet 69-79 June 1,1961 11,000.00 Wiser Bldg. 617 Main <5) That the said purchaser or ' negotiators in Korea seem to be from the northwest comer of deposit will be refunded if said 80-90 June 1,1962 11,000.00 able to agree on is to meet the Documents are returned in good Block 10 as originally dedicat- purchasers be let into possession 91-1ÖI -June 1,1963 11.000.00 Ph. 34 next day. ed and shown on duly record- of said premises. condition within fifteen (15) days 102-113 June 1. 1964 12,000.00 Res. 924J (6) That the plaintiff may have after the bid opening. Additional 114-125 June 1,1965 12,000.00 such for the relief in the premises copies of said Documents may be 126-137 June 1,1966 12.000.00 obtained from the above offices 138-150 June 1,1967 13.000.00 as to this court may seem meet i and equitable. upon a deposit of Twenty Dollars 151-163 June 1, 1968 13.000.00 This Summons is published pur ($30.00) for each additional ccpy. 101-177 June 1, 1969 14,000.00 suant to order made by Honorable Ten Dollars ($10.00) will be re 178-191 June 1,1970 14,000.00 G. F. Skipworth, Circuit Judge of funded if said additional copies of 192-205 June 1,1971 14,000.00 the State of Oregon for Une the Documents arc returned in 206-220 June 1.1972 15,000.00 good condition within fifteen (15) 221-235 June 1.1973 15,000.00 County, on the 6th day of May, 1952. which order directs that this days after the bid opening. 236-251 June 1. 1974 16,000.00 Summons be published once a Bidders must be prequalified in 252-267 June 1,1975 16,000.00 week for four successive weeks in accordance with the laws of Ore 268-283 June 1. 1976 16,000.00 the Cottage Grove Sentinel, a gon. 28-1-31X) Junel, 1977 17,000.00 Each proposal must be sub said bonds to be in denominations weekly newspaper of general cir mitted on the prescribed form and of One Thousand ($1.000.00) Dol culation, printed and published in accompanied by a certified check, lars each, and said bonds to bear Cottage Grove, Lane County, cashier's check, or bid bond pay interest at the rate of not to ex State of Oregon; and that these able to the City of Cottage Grove, ceed five per cent < 5%) per annum be required to appear and ans Oregon, in an amount not less than payable, semiannually, principal wer on or before the last day of five (5) per cent of the amount and interest payable at the office the time prescrib«>d is said order, bid. of the Cilj Treasurer, of the City to-wit: On or before the 5th day The successful bidder will be of Cottage Grove, Oregon. of June, 1952. required to furnish security for Date of first publication. May faithful performance of the Con , 1952 Date of publication, leas than 98 A. of their par value June 5 1952 HERBERT w tract in the full amount of the and the full amount of accrued in Contract price. The right is re- LOMBARD, Attorney for Plain served to reject any and all pro terest thereon and to the bidder tiff. Address Wiser Building, Cot posals, to postpone the award of offering to accept the lowest rate tage Grove, Oregon. 39-5t-43 • he Contract for a period not to of interest. All of said bonds ma turing after June 1, 1962, shall be exceed thirty (30) days, and to Typewriter covers tor sale. accept such proposals as are to callable at par on June 1, 1962. — The Sentinel and on any interest paying date of the best interests of the City thereafter, in inverse numerical Cottage Grove. Dated this 14th day of April, order beginning with Bond No. Arc and Acetilene 300. by thirty (30) days printed 1952. CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE notice in a newspaper published in COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregpn. D. J. Allen. 711 South Pacific lliway Phone 405 The City of Cottage Grove City Recorder 37-4tc-4O pledges the net revenue derived from the operation of the sewer system of said City, but not ex ceeding the amount required to Portable Welding Any Place ]>ay principal and interest on said "Sewer System Bonds" falling due 1030 Madison Phone 181-Y each year. The Common Council shall include in its general annual levy a apecial levy on all the prop erty subject to taxation within the City of Cottage Grove in a sum which with said net revenue shall be sufficient to meet the interest on all said outstanding bonds and to provide funds for the payment of the principal of said bonds, as the same become due and payable. if same cannot be paid from the Sewer revenue. Said bonds; were duly author ized at a special election held on pkg. b i F.»«, pt November 7, 1950. Prospectus per Frown taining jo bqn/1, sal? can be ob tained at the office of the City Recorder. City Hall. I^rge Fresh Bids must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check, in the amount of $6.000.00. This office Is now occupied by a Democrat. This is The approving legal opinion of YOUR OPPORTUNITY to elect a qualified REPUBLICAN Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & | Sayre vyill be furnished the sue- . as STATE TREASURER and member of the cessful bidder. The Common STATE BOARD OF CONTROL. Council reserves the right to re ject ary and all bids. ty hospitals or suitable quarters pending- As Stat« Senator, Dated and first published April commitment proceedings. Senator Lynch Sponsored Important 24. 1952. 3 —Enable the establishment of district hos S«naf«r Lynch s«rv«d In Legislation Which: D. J. ALLEN. pitals. •47.M9«'5I «•«»/on« of ? Recorder, l— Provided severe penalties for illicit sale 4—License practical nurses and raise their LntMntw. No othor tondldato Cottage Grove, Oregon. of narcotics. Standby bottles nursing standards. lb. can Tavern fronwr hat had lagltlathro »tin- A24-M1-8-15 3—Compels support of dependent wives and SADIt CAR DUNBAR, Sac'/ Oregon Tuborcu- Some of our jieopic who claim to be ahead of the times, can't remember to write 1952 on their letters. Ï5ÎGÂL NOTIONS LEGAL NOTICES TAXI TAXI TAXI Phone 777 LOGGERS-WATCH THAT FIRE! Steel JOHN B. MCCOURT ATTORNEY GENERAL He has the ability to get things done J. B. Leonard Insurance Service NEW DOD G 1952 ’/2-Ton PICKUP For the Graduate 566.85 Writes like a standard machine $445 Down 6.50-16 6-piy tires Deluxe cab OH filter replaceable element Electric wipers Ash tray Grill Guards per month Cecil Beck Motor Co WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works Cottage Grove Sentinel REPUBLICANS ! Phone 555 Choose the Candidate who has the BACKGROUND SHOP ^PUBLIC RECORD to Wid in November! WHERE YOU CAM PARK 19c Mayonnaise ,,„„.„470 Corn Flakes Pei« Eggs » 43c 2/30c HU-MELLO rlonto. Ho undorttandt ttato ftotal, InttHutlonal, publk hoalth and not- oral rotourco tontorvaflon prob. lomt. ... HI HAS AN IMPIUSSfVS tUCORD OF ACCOMPUSHMNT IN FHLDS THAT HAVI CLOSI ASSOCI ATION WITH THl MSPONSIBIUTIfS Ol ST ATI TMASUMR. The Treasurer is a member of the Board of Control, which nas full direction over state hospitals for tuberculosis patients, a school for the deaf and one for the blind, also such institutions as hospitals for the rpentally iH, the penitentiary and training schools for boys and girls. Lynch has been chairman of committees on state affairs, public health, and game. He served on the following other important committees: Federal Relations, County Af fairs, Commerce and Navigation, Revision of Laws, Rules, Public Buildings and Institu tions. LYNCH UNDERSTANDS INSTI TUTIONAL PROBLEMS. children. The so-called "run-away papa” act. 3—Regulates sale and use of fireworks. 4—Established interim committee to study ways of providing occupation for inmates of the penitentiary. 3—Established heavy penalties for bribery affecting outcome of games, sports, contests. As Chairman of Senato Public Health Committ««, Jack Lynch . Actively Supported Legislation Designed to: 1 —Prevent the pollution of the air with im purities menacing the health and general welfare of the people of Oregon. 3—Authorise the State Board ot Health to accept federal funds for the maintenance of cancer control, mental hygiene and industrial hygiene programs. 3—Enable counties to cooperate on a volun tary basis to employ a district health officer and other personnel for a district health de partment. 4—Provide for care of mental eases in coun- Iori* » Haolth Artociation. I9IS-19SI: “We will be fortunate indeed if we could have the. benefit of Senator Lynch's sound and diver sified public health background." AL ». (DOC) WOOUIY, Former Supt. Wood- burn Boys School: “I know you bed a chance to see and know what makes for institutional operation in your capacity as Voluntary Big Brother to the boys. Many boys whom you could not know, have thanked you. and wished you well.” JANt V. DOYlt, R.N., Portland-Multnomalr Co. Chapter Red Croas, 1919-1947: "Public health, in its various phases, has benefited by virtue of Senator Lynch's counsel and leader ship.” C. W. ROMY, Oregon Education Association: (Lynch's) “Support for the school program has been consistent throughout his legisla tive career.” PORUAND CHAPTtR, laaak Walton Leaiue ot America: "Senator Lynch led the fight in the legislature for the reorganisation of the Oame Commission. Jack should receive all our help." JACK LYNCH .STATE TREASURER . REPUBLICAN THERE’S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE A H. McGinty, Aetistant Secretary 806 S. W Broadway, Portland, Oregon SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATT OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY NELlj® W1GÖAMS. Trustee, < . F ". t Plaintiff. vs. THE VESUVIUS MINES COM PANY, a corporation. EZRA E. CLARK. SARAH L. CLEGG TAY LOR?, ALICE CLEGG. ALTA H. BAKR. GEORGE BULLARD and ANELLA BARR. Defendants. TO EZRA E. CLARK. SARAH CLEGG TAYLOR. ALICE CLEGi ALTA H. BARR. BULLARD, and AN- GEOJ NELI IN THE name of the state OF OREGON: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of the time prescribed in the Order of Publication, to- wit: On pr bqfcye the 12th day of June, 1952; and if you fail to so appear And answer, for want thereof, thd plaintiff will apply to th# above entitled Court for the relief prayed fpr in the Com plaint herein,* fo^wit: 111 Fw a judgment against the defendant,* VESUVIUS MINES COMPANY, a corporation, in the sUrfi of $18,625.00, together with interest thereon at the rate of 8% per annum from the 10th day of 2 39c 87C Catsup 4 bars 31C Syrup Karo Table $3.75 pt. 29c Garden Hose Plastic Coffee Soap Woodbury Honey Creamed Nylon Hose Reduced in Price Dressed Chickens Saturday 59c lb> . ...... VP Short’s Grocery HOME OWNED STOKE FOR 39 YEARS FREE Parking Lot FREE Delivery Phone 1 119 So. 6th FOR SALE HOUSE and GARAGE to be moved or tor down at once — S250.00
