NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
by virtue ct a warrant for the coilec-
I lion of the Bums of money asaeaaod
. upon and expended for the Improve­
ment of the hereinafter described lot
or parcel of ground, together with the
coats and expenses of the proceedings
for the enforcement of the collection
! thereof, for the Improvement of all
that part of Hayter Street In the City
j of Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, In
I front of and abutting upon the said
lot or parcel of ground, such Improve­
ment being provided for In Ordinance
No. 175 of the City of Dallas, Polk
County, Oregou. passed by the City
Council of the said City of Dallas,
Oregon, on January 22, 1912, and ap­
proved by the Mayor therof on Janu­
ary 23, 1912, togta’ier with the Inter­
est on such sums from th . date of
such assessments, issued by the Audi­
tor and Police Judge of the City ot
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, on the
Sth day of October, 1913, under his
hand and name of olllce and with the
seal of said City affixed thereto, and
*o me, the City Marshal of said City,
directed, requiring me to forwlth levy
upon the said lot or parcel of ground
hereinafter described, upon which the
said assessment and cost of improve­
ment is unpaid, and sell the same in
the manner required by law, I have
duly levied upon and will, on Satur­
day, November 1st, 1913, at the hour
of 2 o’clock P. M, of said day, at the
front door of the County Court House
In the- City of Dallas, Polk County,
Oregon, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand on
day of sale, the said lot or parcel of
ground, which Is described as follows,
to-wlt: Dot No. 3 in Block No. 3, in
bevel!»' First Addition to the Town,
now City, of Dallas, Polk County, Ore­
gon, and owned by the Samuel Coad
Estate.
That the sums of money assessed
upon the said lot or parcel of ground
and expended by said City for said
Improvements and heretofore declared
delinquent and now due and unpaid,
are as follows, to-wlt: The sum of
$16 23 with Interest on said sum at the
rate of six (6) per cent, per annum
from the 13th day of May, 1913. until
paid, and that said lot or parcel of
ground will be sold to satisfy the
above amount with Interest, together
with the costs and accruing costs of
and upon said warrant and said sale,
subject to redemption as provided by
law.
Dated this 8th day of October, A. D.,
1(13.
r. a. GREENWOOD,
City Marshal of the City of Dallas,
In Polk County, State of Oregon.
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by the county court of I'o k County, Oregon. All
persons having claims ag linst said estate are re­
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the law office o f Ed. F. Coad in Dallas. Oregon,
on or before six months from the date of this no­
tice. itemized and verified as required by law.
FRANK ROWELL.
Administrator of the estate
of Lucy E. Rowell, deceased
Ed. F Coad
Attorney for estate.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice 1» hereby given that Mary E.
Brown, administratrix of tile estate
of Henry M. Brown, deceased, has
filed her dual account with the Clerk
of the County Court of the County of
Polk, State of Oregon, and that Sat­
urday, the 8th day of November, 1913,
at 10 o’clock a. m., at the county court
room of the court house at Dallas,
Oregon, has been tixed as the time and
plao* n r hearing objections to said
eri final account, and the settlement
thereof.
Dated this October 9, 1913,
MARY E. BROWN,
Administratrix of the Estate of
Henry M. Brown, deceased.
Brown & Sibley,
Attorneys for the Estate.
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BEAUREGARD TARTER,
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To the creditors of Justin Hunter, of
Falls City, In the County of Polk,
and District aforesaid. Bankrupt:
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8th day of October, 1913, the said
Justin Hunter was duly adjudicated
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that the first meeting of hi» creditors
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r; claims,
appoint a Trustee, examine the
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business as may properly come before
said meeting.
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15th, 1913.
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and closing the said estate.
Now, all persons interested are
hereby notified to appear at said time
and place and show cause, if any they
have, why said final account should
not be allowed, the administratrix
discharged and her bond exonerated.
Dated this 14th dav of October, 1913.
MATILDA j RIDGWAY,
Adm lnDfr-'-fr r f the e : ‘ 3‘ '! of
Wllli-m Ridgway, deceased.
W. O. Sims, Attorney.
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Notice Is hereby given that the un­
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James M. Carlisle, an insane person.
All persons owfng said estate are
notified to settle the same with the
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Sibley & Eakin,
Attorneys for Estate.
To the Honorable John U. Teal.
County Judge for Polk Coun­
ty, Oregon.
Referring to your verbal in­
quiry of recent date as to the
legality of a petition of voters
of Falla City, Oregon, in which
it is asked that your Honorable
Court call an election for Nov­
ember 4, 1913, to determine
whether the sale of intoxicating
liquors shall be allowed within
the corporate precincts of that
city, 1 beg leave to advise that,
alter an examination of the law,
I consider it mandatory upon
you as County Judge to order
that such an election be held.
In 1910 the people of the state
passed the so-called “ Home
Rule
Amendment,”
which,
among other things, gives, to
cities and towns the exclusive
power to regulate, supress and
in general control tne sale of
intoxicating liquors within the
corporate limits of such munici­
palities. Tliis power, vested by
the constitutional amendment,
is, however, subject to the pro­
visions of the local option law.
it Is, therefore, necessary to
turn to the local option law to
determine the machinery of
such elections as would be re­
quired to carry out what is in­
tended in the “ Home Rule
Amendment.”
Here we find that after a pe­
tition has been filed containing
the requisite number of legal
signatures that it is mandatory
upon the County Court to order
the election to be held. This,
I take it, is all that the County
Court desires to know in this re­
gard. It is the only matter that
can be pertinent at this time:
Must the County Court call such
an election?
To answer this query it must
be determined what constitutes
that which is known under the
local option law as the County
Court. Does the law refer to
the County Judge and the two
Commissioners, or merely to the
County Judge?
In State vs. McElrath, 49 Or.,
294, this very question is decided
by the Oregon Supreme Court.
It was upon this point that the
case went to the higher tribunal
and it was this point that was
settled in the controversy.
“ In ordering an election un­
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der the local option law, and in
declaring the result of such
One brown mare, weight
election, the County Court is
750 Tb, with V upside down
not exercising any of its ordi­
on left shoulder.
Last
nary duties,” says the Supreme
seen on W. H. Mack’s place
Court. “ It is not transacting
in Cooper Hollow.
Any­
probate business because that
one seeing or hearing of
contemplates matters dea'ing
said mare, please notify B.
with the settlement of the es­
E. Gilliam, Dallas, Ore., R.
tates of deceased persons,
F. D. No. 2., phone 14x1.
is not exercising criminal or
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civil jurisdiction, because that
assumes adverse parties and the
determination of issues between
them. It is not transacting
county business because the
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duties imposed on It do not come
within the provisions of the
56 head of young nanny
statutes defining what shall con
goats, with registered billy
stitute county business. The
exquisite flavor.
at $1.50 per head.
county, as such, has no interest
The c h o ic e o f a ll men
in the question whether an elec­
Also 30 sacks of reclean­
who know good whiskey.
tion under the local option law
ed cheat seed at $1.25 per
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shall be held, nor is it in any
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way affected by the result. In
Inquire of
T he Shultz
the performance of the duty
J. E. HOUK,
imposed on it by the local option
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Perrydale,
030 Oregon.
law the county court is acting
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duties prescribed by law.’
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SIX PER CENT LOANS
as far as we can see, whether
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Six per cent loans on farms,
the duties thus imposed, which
Have your films developed by an
orchard lands, city resident or
are largely, if not entirely min­
expert photographer. Prices as
business property, to buy. build,
isterial, be discharged by the
low as is consistent with good
improve, extend or refund mort­
gages or other securities; terms
county court when presided
work. Postage paid on mail or­
reasonable;
special
privileges;
over by the county judge alone
ders. —C. B. Stone, photograph­
correspondence Invited. Dept.
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or when the county commis­
L, 618 Commonwealth Bldg.,
sioners are sitting with him.”
Denver, Colo., or Dept. I. 749
Henry Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
In the light of this decision
M IS S LURA W ILSON
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and the constition and the local
of Salem, is coming to Dallas to or­
option law, 1 can see wherein
ganize a class in vocal. Miss Wilson
lias much experience in teaching. She
the county judge can do no
has studied in the east, and is now
other than to order this special
under the Instruction of Prof. Walsh,
election to be held. What may
who has studied many years in Eu­
be contained in the charter o
rope.
Miss Wilson Is the soprano
soloist in the Presbyterian church at
Falls City can in no manner im­
Salem. For further inquiry call Miss
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Wilson at Main 1727, or write 277
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