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THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, Oft EG ON, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1921 J IRONSIDE NEWS Mr, ami Mrs. Elliott (rum Unkor wcro visitors nt tlio homo of C T. Loccy Saturday. Mrs. I!. ('. HI in "i returned Satur day from Klclilniut whoro aliu hnd boon visiting with lior dnughtor, Mrs. C. I). House. Onrl Tucker, Bnlosmnn of tlio link cr Ororory panned through hero Sun day. J ltupp, salesman of tliu Idnho Candy Company wait horo from linker Monday. Ignnclnus I'otlorson of Ilolsc wns nn Ironsldo visitor Tucsdny. Mr. mid Mm. (Incur Ituthorford, Mrs. Ilort Lnwrenco nnd U. II. I .of ton wont to Ilrogun nttor oliorrlos Snturdny. Mr. and Mm. Frank Kims mnilo a business trip to linker Monday. Mr. and Mm. Ohcrson of Emmott Idaho spent n week on Home Crook, fishing nnd hunting. Jako Dean from tlio Malheur river wan horo Tuesday John Thompson nnd Jnka Ilutta of Hereford pnssod through Tiles dny on tholr way to Ilrogau. Chan. Soton nnd his mother inn do n business trip to Unkor Tuesday. Walter nnd Fred Iawrenco nnd B, M. Molthnn mndo u huslncnn trip to Ontario Mommy. Walter Lawrence went to Long Creek Tuesday to help cut wood. L. I). Kldwoll of Huntington Mer cantile, and A is. Anilorg wcro iron nldo visitors Tuesday. retcrson Iiros. from Vnlo woro hern on n fishing trip Wednesday. , Ellwood Turomnn who has hcen attending school at Condon tlio past year, returned to Ills homo nt tlio Mnlhour rlvor Thursday. Illll Itohlnson of Unity passed thru Thursday on Ills way to Ontario for medical aid. A E. Nichols nnd wife mndo n business trip to Ontario Wednesday, 0. K. PUT ON ARID LAND MEASURE Senator McNiiijV Illll To Provide . $2.10,000,000 fur Irrigation I'nnil ' Adopted lly Heimlc ' ('oiniulttce lout ircln Farm was in ironsldo Saturday Mr. Cooloy from tlio Malheur rlro passed through on his way to Vnlo Friday. .MALIIKUU COUNTWUIUL IJSTATK TltANHFKItH iti:coiti)i:i) JUNE " toJUIiV 1! U. 8. A. to Walter E. I.nwronro, iBfc Roc. 32-1H.37. May 10, 1021. Sheriff II. Un Noo to J. J. Jack son, Lots 2 n, 4, ft G, Sec. U. S. A. to Lorenzo W. Muttnrt, 814 8oc. 4-17-40. Mnr. 8, 1020. AittlliTM. Uckoy ot vlr to W. F. I Ionian ot ux. Lots 11, 12, 1.1 & 14 lllock 138. Ontario. Aug. 25, 1010. H.700.00. I,. M. Morton nt al to Carl C. Morton ot nt, 11 placer claims. Jim. 7, 1021. $1.00. L. O. I'lckroll et ux to' Cnrl C. Morton, Und. 1-3 Int. In 1 1 placer Walrus. Juno 18, 1021. $1.00. Cnrl C Morton ot nl to N. A. Andorson, Und. 1-3 Int. In 11 plncor clnlms Juno IS. 1021. $1.00. Edgar C Illsboo ot ux to Jordan Vnlloy Fnrms, NM.BEU. NWtft Lot 2, HttNE'4 Sec. 1-31-42. Aug. 21, 1010. $1.00. . Jonlnii Vnlloy IjuhI & Water Co. to J. Manifold, Trustoe Tlio Jordan Vnlloy Irrigation System, Junq 11, 1021. $1.00. Km 1 1 L. Tschtrgl ot ux to Doro thea Tschlrgl, Part of NWtfNWVi See. 24-1G-42, Mar. 2G, 1021. $1.00. Uironz Tschlrgl ot ux to Dorothoa Tschlrgl Part of NWUNWU Sec 34-16-42. May 31, 1021. $1.00. Wnltor F Tschlrgl ot ux to Doro thea Tschlrgl. Part of NWUNWU. Sec 24-lG'42. Fob. 14, 1021. $1.00 Hubert Tschlrgl ot ux to Doro thea Tschlrgl. Part of NWV.NUMl Sec 24-1G-42. Fob. 0 1021. $1.00. Frank E. Nowblll ot ux (o Poter Williams. SHNHNWUSKVi Sec. 29-18-47. July IS, 1920. $3,000.00. (lllbort W. Dean ot ux to Peter Williams. NHNWU8KU See. 20-18-47 July 1G, 1020. $3 000.00. Shorlff II. wo Noo to 0. L. King. LotH 1 and 2, lllock 74, Ontario. July 2. 1021. $80.00. Harry C Edwards ot ux to James F. Ilognrt, 10 by lit rods In flE4 HWli See 10-10-43. Juno 30 1021. $1.00. Louis Ilruera to School District No 7G-1 ncro In NWU8WV4 Soc 30-2G-41. Juno 30, 1921. $1.00. MAinti.uii: licenses ihhci:i iiuiti.NO week Clnrouco I. Scott nnd Jaen Itno burii. July 1, 1921. Lester F Scott anil Je-sslo Morri son, July 2, 1921, COMPLAINTS FILED IN CIUCUIT COUNT DUIHXO WlIKK It. W. Swnglor vs. Otto C. Miller. Juno 27, 1921 Itecovery ot mouoy. $436 60. Emum Howard vs. Ouy C. How ard Juno 28, Divorce. It. N. Stniiflold ot nl vs Ontario Nat'l. Hunk ot al. Juno 29. 1921. Hecovory of money. $9,061.45. .MKTIIOIMHT CIIUltCH . Sunday Services 10 A. M. Sunday School 11 A. M. Preaching. 7:1G P. M. Epworth Lengue. 8 P. M. Illustrated address ' Creation Story." 'The STOCK TO PAHTlMtU Aftor Juno 1st I'rlco $1 GO por head yenrllugs $1 25 Good Pnsturo, Plenty of water C II Trousdale tf Telegriiin Washington Ilmeail WA8IIINC1TON, Juno 28 Sonntor McN'nry today reported his reclama tion hilt from the committee on Ir rigation ot which he Is chairman with n unanimous report that the bill pass. Ilrlofly summarized Sen ator McNnry's report recommends the bill's passago for a number of strong reasons, tlio report says In part: "Nineteen yearn hnve passed hIiico tlio enactment of tlio reclamation act, and under Its beneficial Influ ence thero has been added to tlio cultivated nrcn of our country 1, 187,000 acres ot laud under distinct federal reclamation projects. And thero has been supplied by tlio gov ernment water to 910,000 acres within privuto Irrigation enter prises. Those lnuds beforo reclama tion wore Injwuly barren desert waste and unproductive. Crops of Hugo Value "During 1019 on tjio 1,187,000 ncres within tlio federal projects crops wora grown ot n grass vnlua ot ihu.uuu.uuu, ana on tlio in ml in prlvnto Irrigation projects rocolvlng wntor from fcdoral projects thero ware grown crops ot a gross value of $04,000,000, or a totnl of $153, 000,000, compared with n govern mental expenditure of approximate ly $123,000,000. As n result of this oxnendlluro thero nro fixed prop erties of n total vnluo ot upwards ot $550,000,000. I on n Fund Cieiiled "Tlio bill In designed to accom plish the following purpeses: "First Greatly to nugmont the small amount of money which Is now available for the reclamation ot land by Irrigation. This will bo accomplished through tlio sale of bonds of Irrigation districts whoso validity has boon Judicially estab lished. To onublo tlio secretary of tlio Intorlnr to commence and com plete projects the secretary ot the treasury Is authorized and directed' to transfer from time to time to tlio credit of the reclamation fund nn aggregate amount not to exceed $250,000,000, with a limitation ot $20,000,000 for tho first year, $3G -000,000 tho third year and each suc ceeding your tor period of three yoarn n sum not to exceed $35,000.- 000. At tho end of twenty yearn tho bill provides thero shall be transferred from tho proceeds ot tho reclamation fund arising from tho sale of district bonds to tho treas ury of the united States $50,000.- 000 annually until tho same advnuc od shall hnvo boon fully pnld, In cluding accumulated Interest. DMilctH To Organize "Second Futuro reclamation pro Jocts undor tho bill shall bo Initiated by duly organized districts In co operation with tho socretary of the Interior. ' lloforo such co-operation shall bo extended, tho land owners who dcslro their laud reclamed shall organize u district under state laws Into u corporation having full taxing power. "Third All futuro reclamation projects undertaken In virtue of this legislation nro placed on an Interest paying basis. It Is thought under existing conditions tho gov ernment should not bo cnllod upon to supply funds to continue work of this character without Interest as It has In tho past because tli0 money Is directly advanced from the treas ury to tho roclnnrMlon fund nnd does not nccruo from tho sale of puhllo lauds and from other sourcos "Fourth--Tho money provided by (lila itlnnoiifii Mnmint f iiaml t II n ( imvurhi .' VilMHUt 'W URVU 14 It lit U district shall fllo a petition with the socretary of Interior uccouipunled by maps showing tho luuds of the district, together with nluns. ostl uiatos and description ot tho project to ho constructed and tlio payment of ono-hair of tho estlmnted cost of the prollmlunry Investigation. Thoro after If tho secretary of tho Interior bellovos tho project Is foaslblo for reclamation and settlement, believes that the district Is duly authorized to entor Into a contract with tho United States and that the validity ot mo organization of tho district and of tho bonds has boon deter mined through a Judicial confirma tion nnd tho owners of tho oxcess lands shall have agreed upon tho price, terms ami conditions at which tho excess holdings shall bo sold to settlers, then tho secretary may en ter Into n contract with tho district for tho reclamation of tho lands. Ashi'Ih .Mndo Liquid Fifth Tho strength of tho pro posed legislation lies In the means provided wheroby valuablo nssots created through tho reclamation and settlement of tho lands In tho dis trict aro rendered liquid and avail able for financing the reclamation of other lands. This situation Is brought about through further fin ancing of the bonds of tho districts that aro organized. Those bonds Issued will bo deposited with tho federal farm loan board. Upon ro quost of tho secretary of tho Interior tho board will make an Investiga tion and determine that tho valuo ot the proporty In tho district sub ject to nssessmont for the payment of tho bonds is not less tian twice tho par valuo of the boiuls. Tho board shall then otfor tho bonds at public or private salo, and shall de posit tho proceeds to tho credit ot tho reclamation fund. lly this method tho government is not asked to loan lta credit to the districts, but simply authorizes uu existing governmental agency to give its es timate ot tho valuo ot tho proporty, thoruby entailing nolther moral nor legal obligation upon the government to assumo any ot tho llbllltloa Im posed by tho issuanco of bonds. Fund To Turn Over "Aftor tho Jionds aro sold and re turned to tho reclamation fund, the proceeds again become available for 1 reclamation ot other lands. An nc curnto statement of tho number of times tho fund made avallablo here in will turn over cannot be made Hut It Is fair to ussumo that tha $260 000,000 will mnko thrco turn overs In eighteen years, allowing a period ot six yearn for each turn over. "8lxth Tho bill provides Hint as to ult oxcess lauds in a district, nnd nil unronted public lands therein ex scrvlco men nnd women shall have preforonco to purchaso for a porlod of sixty days from tho tlmo which tho Inndn nro thrown open for salo. Farms Are Limited "Sovonth Tho bill wisely provid ing that tho secretary of tho inter ior, lu entering into a contract for tho construction of n project must fix tho maxlmilm farm unit at 100 acres, being tho amount ot laud which any person will bo allowed to hold nnd rocolvo a water right. Ex cess Innds owned by prlvnto parties aro to bo sold by tho secretary nt price, terms and conditions ngrced upon." SUMMONS In Tho Circuit Court of tlio State of Oregon, For Tlio County of , Mnlhcur, ss. Klstio V. Patch, Plaintiff, vs. Poter Fredrick Martin, E. A. Pad dock, Ellzaboth 11. Paddock, and tho Wohior National Uatik, a corporation, Dofondants. To Potor Frodrlck Mnrtln, E. A. Pad; dock, Ellzaboth H. Pnddock nnd the Wolsor National Dank, a Corpora tion, Dofondants, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You aro horoby ro nulrod to appoar and answer tho complaint filed against you In thn ubovo entitled suit within six weoks from tho dato ot tho first publcn tlon ot this Summons, nnd It you fall so to answor for wnnt thereof, tho plaintiff will apply to tho Court tor tho relief domandod tho Com plaint to-wlt: for tho Foreclosure of that cortnln Indontura ot Mortgnge Recorded In book "Y" nt pago 30(1 Itocord ot Ileal Mortgages (n the offlco of tho County Clork or Mal eour Couuty, Oregon and upon 8 of Tract 10, and Tract 38, Lots, 18, 19, 2Q, 21, 22, 23 aud 24 ot lllock 4; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, G, 0, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 and 21 in lllock 10; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 ot lllock, 18; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, G, G of lllock 19 according to tho second Plat of tho Town ot Annex, Malheur County, Oregon, now on fllo in tho Offlco or tho County Clerk of Malheur Coun ty, Oregon, aud for Judgtnont against tha dofondant, Potor Frod rlck Martin, tor tho sum ot $450.00 less crodlts, as follows, $60.00 paid, Oct. 7th, 1919 and tho Bum of $26.00 patd October, 14th, 1919 with Interest thoroon from tho 21st day of Decombor, 1918 nt tho rnto ot 8 per cent per annum, nnd tho further sum ot $92.84, tnxos pnld nn tho nbovo described lands, with Intorcst thoroon from tho 31st day ot March, 1921 nt the rain ot 10 pnr cent por annum, nnd tho fur ther sum of $7G.OO Attorneys foes In this suit, nnd for such other nnd further relict as to equity nnd good conscience may pertain. Thin Summons Is sorved upon nch of tho dofondants In tho above entitled suit, by tho publication thereof for six consecutlvo wcoks, nnd soen issues thereof In tho On tario Argus, published In Ontnrlo, Oregon nnd of gonornl circulation In Mnlhour County, Oregon, under nnd by vlrtuo of nn Order nt the Hon. Daltnn Biggs, Circuit Judpo of tho Circuit Court of tho 8tnto of Oregon, for Mnlheur County. Dated Juno Cth, 1921. Dato of First Publication Juno, 9th, 1921, Dnto ot Lnst Publication, July 21st, 1921. C. McGONAOILL, Attorney for Plaintiff Tlosldonco, Ontario, Orogon. HAIUIIS, 8T1N80N & HAniJIB Attornoys for Plaintiff Rcsldonco, Wolsor, Idaho. SMILE Aild tllC WOJ'ldtMMmmummmmmmmmmmttmmm smiles with you nnninniii KnaraiiEnsniKumni HEMSTITCHING nnd Plcotlng nt tachmonts, $2.00. Iluttonholo at tachments $9.86. Fits nny Sowing Machlno. Personnl chocks 10c ex tra. 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