Heppner gazette., January 18, 1906, Image 4

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The Heppner Gazette
Ester-Usher March SO, 18M,
ISSUED THURSDAY MORNING.
Fred Warnock
Entered at the Postofliee at Heppner Oregon, as
second-class matter.
Thursday..,
Jan. IS, 1006
That Heppner Commercial Club
building looks like business.
It is now believed that Eastern
Oregon will nam? the next govern-
or. and Curs. A. -Johns, of Biker
City, seems to be man.
In the race for secretary of
6tate. Ulauci Uatcb, of fealem. is
develouine strencth all over the
state. Mr. Gatch would well rep
recent the state in this position.
Again the people of Heppner
are confronted with the bad con
dition of the pavement on Main
(street. The water should not be
allowed to run across the side
walk iu freezing weather.
"The lone Proclaimer threw a
couple of fits and took a few (shots
aud had a dream wherein he seen
lone as the best town in Morrow
couLty." LexiDgton Wbeatfield.
The Wheatfield's sentiment is all
right, bat the grammatical con
struction shows a whole lot of
early neglect.
the Prtoific States Telephone and
Telegraph coripauy has in this
city a telephone in almost every
busiuess hr.uge and many private
residences. With the business of
the city and the outside connec
tions, the monthly revenue runs
into the hundieds of dollars.
Every resident of Heppner who
owns property that brings in a
revenue is taxed, aud each must
bear a certaiu proportion of the
burden. Not a single telephone
of the telephone company pays
one cent of taxes. It is true that
the lines are taxed, but only at a
nominal rate in which the number
of 'phones used cuts but little
figure. For the privilege of
putting 'phones in the city, the
company should pay a tax on each
and every 'phone. If a proper
law were passed by the city coun.
cil, it could be easily enforced.
Let the telephone company pay a
just share of city taxes for the
good money that it is taking out of
Heppner.
It is now generally conceded
that J. R. Whitney, the present
state printer, is far in the lead in
the candidacy for the nomination
for state printer. Mr. Whitney's
best indorsement is his record in
the office daring his first term.
The Gazette hopes that Morrow
county will be in line with the
other counties in giving Mr. Whit
ney a majority when he is nomi
nated, which is now a certainty.
Heppner is undergoing, the un
pleasant experience of a coal
famine like several other towns of
the Northwest, however, we are
more fortunate than some others
for the reason that we can get
plenty of wood. While wet and
green wood is undesirable for the
unfortunate husband who has to
build the fires these cold mornings,
still it beats no fuel at all. A re
port from the United States Geo
logical Survey, issued this week
states that the mining of coal for
the year 1905, was one of record
breaking activity, the output of
the Eocky Mountain region, along
with the rest of the country show
ing a decided increase. Notwith
standing this fact, the railroads
and the Northwest towns are short
on coal. The Gazette does not be
lieve that Heppner will be able to
get any more coal this winter, so
we must be content'.with wood.
Brother Bennett, of the Irrigon
Irrigator, who has had much to
say about Mot row county roads,
and, by the way, holds that honoi
able position of vice-president of
some good roads association, and
who has not been at all times com
plimentary in his remarks about
the county court, especially when
there is anything about a road in
the matter, has been appointed
road supervisor for his district.
This is certainly getting even all
once, it is said that Mr. liennett
is already figuring on building
an elevated, ap-to-date, 20th
century ripsnorter of a road from
Irrigon to Rabbi tville, and that
automobiles will be running out of
Irrigon in all directions. Anyhow
Mr. Bennett will have a chance to
make good on some of the prize
methods which he has been ex
ploiting with wind and on paper
for a long time. It is also re
ported that Bennett has already
hired a herder to drive that G,000
000 coyotes that he recently saw
swimming the Columbia, over the
roads, believing that the toe nails
of the varmints will scratch out
the rocks and level the grades.
The county court is even, but it
was rather a mean way to pay off
an old grudge.
that should never be neglected.
The order imposing a heavy tax
upon peddlers covers a greater
scope than most people would
think in giving the matter passing
notice. It is a protection to every
business man in Morrow county.
The general purpose and iutent is
not to especially prohibit the small
peddler who slls trinkets of small
value, but the main object is to de
liver a blow at the big fakir who
comes every fall with -the stefO
rauge, or chap buggies aud
WHgons, tne interior ana unwhole
some groceries, etc., who reaps a
rich harvest in big profits through
misrepresentation and fraudulent
methods. The plan of work with
these fakirs is entirely at variance
with legitimate business methods,
and the permauent business man
who must shoulder the burden of
government bears the injury.
These fakirs jump in and are soon
gone. They do not pay one cent
of taxe3 and give nothing for the
privileges that they have that are
paid for by home people..
Morrow county people will not
be bothered much with fakirs
after this.
Gazette prints costs money.
Many people in their earnest
ness for what they believe, are so
unreasonable that if they are given
one-half column one week, the
next week they want four columns
to explain why they used the half
column, and if this amount of
sp tce is refused, they get mad and
call the paper unfair because they
are not allowed the whole thing.
If the matter is paid for, no privi
leee ih abused. The man gets
what he wants, the paper disposes
of its stock iu trade.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.
Not'eo 1s hereby given th-it the undersigned
acl ml nict rutor of the estate of (leorire Kintzlv.
dt-cuaned, has filed in the County Court of tile
MHteoi i retfoit lor Morrow County, his final
account ae such administrator and' that. Tu.
day, the 6th day of February, 1906 at the hour
01 iuo'ciock a. m. 01 gain day has been appoint
ed by said court as the time, and the countv
court room of eaid county as the place for the
hearing end sett ement of said final account.
All persons having objections to said account
Biioum uie fame on or betore said dare.
, , , W. K. EWING.
Admtnis'rator of the estate ol (ieorge Kintz
ley, deceased.
Jaul-Febl
POLITICAL UlSCtTSSlOM.
the
the
by
TAX THE FAKIRS.
At the last session of the county
court an order was placed on
record fixing a county license fee
of 400 on peddlers and hawkers
operating in the county. This is
enforcing the anthority which the
For the coming campaign,
Gazette has been asked for
privilege of space to be used
people who represent different
political beliefs. The Gazette is a
Republican newspaper, and to be
a Republican paper in the broad
sense of Republican principles.
fairness and justice mast be one of
the main pillars of support. If
other parties desire to promulgate
sincere opinions in a fair and
reasonable way, with a strict con
finement to principles and not per
sonalities, which is only an Amer
ican principle of freedom, this pa
per will not refuse such privileges,
the matter to be treated as any
other advertising matter. The
Gazette is not beating around the
bush in stating plainly that dis
cussions of this kind under the
head of advertisement, will be
charged for at the regular com
mercial rates, no more, no less.
This class of advertising will be
charged for for two good reasons.
In the first place, the advertis
ing space of a legitimate and
honest newspaper is all that the
paper has to sell. It is all that
any newspaper ought to sell.
The Gazette cannot afford to
pay the expense of distributing
the views of the different parties.
This paper is forced to charge for
its advertising in order to stay in
business and make a living for the
proprietor, and furthermore, the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Pepartment of the Interior.
I-and Oilice at The Dalles, Oregon,
December Kith, l!l5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her inltntio
to make final p. oof in support of her claim
and that said proof will be made
before the County Clerk of Morrow County at
heppner, Oregon, on January :5tri, HHW. viz:
M4KIHA A. .-KKyUESON, of Heppner Ore
gon, on II E No. 71, for the NKi NE'i. Sec.
21. W N W i & S W s W Seo 22, Tp. 2 d., R
2o E., , M
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said Inn J, viz:
John Hughes, William, P. Dnrton, Hiram
Clark, John C. Drown, all of Heppner, Oregon.
MICHAEL, T. NOLAN, Register.
Dee21-Jan26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
pEPARTMENT OK THE INTERIOR, LAND
umcear. ino Danes, ore., Drc. Iti 1905.
fiotiee is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make commutation proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will he made before
tne negisicr ana Keceiver at The Dalles Ore
gon, on February 2nd, 1906, v.z: ENOCH
KILGWAY. of Lexington, Oregon, on H E.
No. 1173.5, for the NE4 & ju NEW, Section
13, Tp. 2 South. Kange 25 E., W. M.
no name me louowing witnesses to prove
um uuiiiiuuuuB reaiuouue upon ana cultivation
oi said iann, viz:
Joseph Mjers, A. K. Fuller, Samuel Devine
of Lexington, Oregon; Cyrus Shinn, of Hepp-
. MICHAEL T. NOLAN. Register.
Dec2l-Jan26
f t e 0(1 ft-ii U ft lax 10 18
IntotiHt 1 01
l'enalty .... 1 01
Total 12 18
Emma CunimlngH.
so qr ne qr a hf an qr ne qr sw qr lot
3 boo 111, i-w qr no qr, s hf r w qr tec a I,
8 hf sw qr sw qr s ) q.-, sec 21, n hf sw
qr, sw qr sw qr dw q- sw qr sec -'8,
nw qr nw qr sec 83, all in tu Sir 25.
Tax B0 79
Penalty 5 (18
interest ft i g
Total J 95
Percy Dawson Estate, Wm Ball present
owner,
lot ) 3 4 block 3 in. AyCrs 4th add
Heppner. Tax 1 48
Penalty .... in
Interest 15
Total i 78
1 26
J 2
12
1 5U
7 m
7:i
73
8 82
7 Sfl
73
73
8 82
7 A3
7H
79
9 51
6 92
50
59
7 10
7 36
73
73
8 82
7 Sfl
73
73
8 82
2 76
27
27
3 30
R 35
58
51
6 41
7 36
73
3
8 t2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office, LaGrande, Or.
December 29, I'M.
JNotiee Hereby given that the following
naniert settler ha filed no ice of his intention
hi mane nuui proof in support of his claim, and
inai said proof will be made before J. P. Wil
liams, v. a uommisaione , at his thee iu
neppner, ure.. on reu. 2U, im3, viz:
x ; il i, I.UKKN 1,. I'il RKER, of
neppner, ur. gon, tor ttiei', Unlti. Svt WNWW
Sec 11. SEH N EH Sec It), Tp 4 8. R 28 K W M
He names the following w itness to prove
umovmiimuiiB miuDiii'e uuon a n rii irii-uti..
ui emu iauvi, i;
John Keese, John BeIer, Tewii Ki
ie ron j ouch, a;i oi ueppner, Oregon.
Janll-FeblS DAld, Register,
unney
The question of granting a tele
phone franchise is now before the
city council of Heppner. Of
coarse a perpetual franchise is ask
ed for. It ie not the desire of the
Gazette to be antagonistic to any
public enterprise, especially when
the promoters are residents of
Heppner, which is the case in this
particular telephone question, but
the intent is to call attention to
the fact that present conditions
will not last a great length of
time. The city of Portland today
is reaping the results of unwise
action in giving a sweeping fran
chise to a gas company. It was of
little consequence when the fran
chise was granted when Portland
was a small town, but conditions
hare undergone a great change.
While Heppner may never be a
great city, still the town will get
larger and the future should be
guarded. Franchises are the
stock and trade of a city, in fact
about all that the city has to eell
or give away and the custodians of
this public property should guard
it well.
court is given by the law of the
state. This action of the court is ! paper is not an object of charity
commendable, ihe court is the but a plain every day business
custoiian of the business of the ' proposition.
county in which all citizens are In the second place, if the mat-
mtereeted, and the guarding of the ter is paid for there is no abuse o
interests or me puono is a duty privileges. Every line that the
SHEUItt'S SALE.
The people of Heppner appar
ently do not realize the' fact that
Save Your Coupons They Are Worth Money
At The Cash Shoe Store
SEE OUR SPECIAL $5 SHOES
In Window
Cushion Sole
Leather Lined
Rubber Heel
DRESS SHOE
High topunlined
Full double sole
WATER PROOF SHOES
and 9 in. Elk skin
Shoes
All go at $5.00
SEE WINDOW
MiK TO SEE THESE SPECIALS
82 50 Ladies Drees shoes $1.75
Ladies dress shoes, light or heavy
soles, patent tip and warm lined
houe shoes 12.25 and f2 50
values ara
tl.75 SSE WINDOW
$1-75 Ladies overshoes
Ladies 2 buckle high top
shoes, all sizes, regular
quality for
91.35
1 25
13 50 Mens Dres Shoes $2 75
Mens dress shoes of patent colt
vici and veloor calf, medium sizes
6- to reen'ar $3 50 values
t $2.75
J2.50 Odds and Ends 1.00
Ladies dress shoes and sandals
Mens work shoes and pomps
Childrens dres shoes, odd sires
values to f2 50
9100
(See Sheriff's note at close of list )
Notice is hereby Riven tlmt by virtue of a war
rum oearuiK urtieot jMiunry !i, v.w. issued bv
rne county cu?tk oi Morrow county, Oregon
to mo directed, commanding me to se 1 the sev
eral tiac-ls or parcels of real property embra ed
in the assessment roll of Morrow county Ore
gon, for the yeur 11K)1, the taxes on which re
mained unpaid on the first Monday of October
x w. tiu icmi iici an uci iiquuill upon said roll
iu me maimer anu Jtirill as nuon AMI nmim.r.
under execution tn the person who will pay the
mACB itmoi 'tiuunrj, cnureon, and the
pruniiiuo mm niwnk pj me date of sale, and
accruing cos s thereon and take a o rtlticnfe of
sale at tne lowest rate of interest; provided
however, the maximum rate shall not exceed ten
per ueiii.
urn umv upMuu ui mo nam iracrs and parce s
of real property, the same being iu Morrow
i-rainj, up-kuo, mm me uxes, penalties and
imeitrci uioreun as moronum ana Hie namn 01
tne person i wuoui ma property was assessed
is as follows:
Deociii tion of property on which the 1901 tax
lBUf UUIJtlBllfc;
O. 8, Andrews, Northwest Timber Co.,
pre-ent owner.
liots 12, 13, 14. 8eo 18 68-29
Penalty
Interest
Total
Wm. Ayers, Jr. Northwest Timber Co.
present owner
wqrseo 12-6e-29 Tax
Peca'ty
Interest
Totl
Ida F. Barrett
e qrseo 14-6s-28 Tax
Penalty ,
Interest
Total
C H it a W Bartholomew
nw q- nw qr sec 30 2n-27 Tax
Peualty
Interest
Total
Ma k Homier, J W Ball present owner
w nr se or seo zs and w nr ne ur sec
38-ln-'i5
Penal'jr
Interest
Total R sn
Lillian M Boothby. Frank Parker present
owner
n faf n hf sec 13-1 s-25 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Jesse B racket t
e hf block 19 Will's Ar?d to lone Tax
- Pena'ty
Interest
Total
EJward fluff, Wm Morelai d i resent
owner
lots 1, 2, in block S in ClnfTs 7th add
lone Tax
Penalty
Inte'est
Tot si
H V Cochran, Administrator,
ne qrsec 11-6 S-29, tax.
Penalty
Interest
Total
John Collins.
lot 2, 3. 4. 5, s, block M Koyse's add
to Dairyrllle. Tax 4 60
Penalty 44
Interest 4;
Total s .
A T Cope,
n hf d w qr w hf ne qr neo 8 63-27. Tax 7 M
Peralty 74
Interest 73
Total a ay
unzeuan uu.
t orn on line of ems 2-10 rds e of sw
cor in Center of ravine ne'ly follow
ing ravine to n line of sw qr (aid sec
e to center of aeo-e to line
Penalty a?
Interest m
Total 1 cm
Cook, A J
Block 12, Well' Add to Heppner tax 6 CO
Penalty i
Interest fin
Total 7 20
California Oregon and Idaho Stage Co
Commencing at V e ne corner of lot
10 blk ton of Heppner w 66 ft s U
7 3
73
73
t 8 82
7 8
73
73
8 82
4 60
46
46
5 52
46
05
in
66
4 48
46
4.i
5 00
511
50
6 Ou
8 68
87
87
10 42
1 82
13
13
1 56
S 66
87
37
40
7 86
73
73
8 82
8 82
8
S 01
30
3(1
3 64
23
02
2(
8 36
83
83
7 36
73
73
8 82
9 8
1'3
ill
ChHS Deford,
lot tt in soc 6 6s-27. ""a
Pena'ty
Iriton-a',
Total ."
Emma ('. Fuller. Northwest Timber Co.,
preaent ower.
se qr st'c 7-6s 20. Tax
Pei.a ty
Interest
Total
ChaB Fuller, Nmihwest Timber Co.
preco' t owno',
nw qr .'c 8-8s-29. T ;x
Penally . ."
Interest
iotal
M C K. quu
8 qr seo 32-3s-24 Tax
Penally
In erest -.
Total
M A Fnqnn Estit
nw q.- b c H3-3S-24 Tax
Penalty
IutOiest.
Total
Naoma Garner. Northwest Ti ber Co
pi-ef-eat ownBf
sw qrsec 1 6s-29 Tax
Pe'nlly
I torest
Total
Marvin (in ner. Northwest Timber Co
pros nt owner
se q r wo 1 -tis-jy Tax
Penally
Interest
Totn
Wm liill am Kstnt
sw qrteo H)-4s-26 Tax
Penalty
Inte'est
Ti ml
Liura A (j Ilium
sw qr so qr, s qr sw qr sc 3, w hf
11 1 q r sc 10 all in tp 4s--'6 Tax
Penalty
li terefct
Total
Emma Hale
sw qr sec 4-63-29 Tax
Penalty
lute' est
'lotal
Rosa A Hale
lots 1, 2 in block 2 of Jones Ad l
Heppner Tax
Pei a ty
Interest
Total
James M Ha t
lots 2. 10, 11 and sw qr ne a sec 6-6s-
2!i Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Willard Herren,
se qr sec 22 4 s 23. Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total 10 58
John S Hosklns,
neqmw qrsec 2 5-8-25. Tax
Penalty
InUre-t
Total
Thos Hoskins.
lot6blockH Hairyville. Tix
Inte'est ,
Penalty
Total
Ha'vey Humphreys, Northwest Timber
Co present owner.
lots 1. 4, 7, 8 in sco lS-6e-29. Tax ... .
Penalty
Interest
Total 10 02
Artimr K Humphreys, N, rthwst Tim-
b rt . pre-ieni owner
se qr see 2-6 s-29 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Hugh Johnson,
lots 2. 3. 4 in sec 18.3)-23. Tax
PrtUU ty
Interest
Total 11
A buna Hnojr,
i-otsS. V Mock 2 1'alve son's add to
lone Tax . , .
P.malty
Interest
Total
Stephen Lalande Estate,
ne q- ne qr sec JU2s-2o. Tax
Penalty
1'itere t
Total
Mabel l.ppzer, Northwest T mber Co.
present owner,
ne qr sec 9 6s-29. Tax
Penal1 y m
Intfrest
Total
Elmer l.ini'say.
Lots 1. 2, 3 4. 5 , se qr nw qr hf ne qr
sec 6-18-26. Tax 17
Penalty 1
Intere.-t 1
Total 21
Elmer Lindsay, Nonhwest Timber Co
present owner
lota 1. 2, 3, 4 in secl9-6s-29 Tax
Penalty
Internet
Total
Bcnj Mathews
lot 6 block 11, Heppner tax
Penally
Interest
Total
Jennie W Matlock
se nr sec 21, e hf. e hf sw qr seo 25 n hf
8 hf. ne qr sec 36, nil In tp It 24 sw qr
sec 19. sw q- sec 30. e hf nw qr, lots I,
2 sec 31, all in tp 2 r 27 Tax
Penal y
Interest
Total
Minerva Meadows, Northwest Timber Co
piwnt oner
lots 6, 7. 8 sec 6Cs-29 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Minerva Meadows, Northwest Timber Co
present ownr
lots 14. 15. 16 in see 6-08-29 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Totsl
John Mills, Northwest Timber Co pres
ent owner
nw qrsec ll-6-29 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
& 8 Morgan EsUte, W P Myers present
ownpr
seqraec 10-In -23 Tax 2 08
interest
Penalty
Total
Tilda Morris, Northwest Timber Co
presnnt owner
lots 9. 10, 15, 16 sec 18-68-29 Tax
Penally
Interest
Total
J W Morrow, Dee Matlock present
owner
n I'.t f t of lot 7 block 4 and 21 feet
of lot 8 block 4 town of Heppner Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Lenna Muir, (i D Taylor p-eeent owner,
ne qr see B-Is-26. T.x
Penalty
Interest
Total 12 04
NLanlMJ Mctfurray.
nhfnwqr sec 2,Vln-24. Tax
Penal ty
Intorest '
Tnt-U
Oscar K. Neal. Northwest Timber Co.
present owner,
w qr sec 5-4is-29. Tax
Peualty
In'erest
Total
James Ne'son.
ne qrsec 13 n hfseqr, sw qr se qr,
e qr sw qraec 12-all in tp2s-29. Tx
Per a-t
Intotust
Total ."
i R Nnnemaker. A. K. Higgt present
owner.
hf a h' a hf se 25. ne qr e hf se or
hfnwqreec 28, n hlntqr, w hf aw
qrsec Hi all in tp 2sr2S and lw qr
nw qr sw qr and n w qr iw qr seo SO-
Ss-26 Tax
PonaltT 15)
Interest I 59
Total 4101
Edward B Perrln
lot 4 of sec l-la-2j Tax 1 34
Penulty
Interest
Total
Dale Kay, B 8 Wilcox present owner
n hf sou 20, nw qr Sua 2U, ne qrseo
all in tp ln-r 25 Tux
Penalty
Internet
Ml - I
25 4S
Myron M Rice
no qr nw qr, w hi nw qr, boo 18-2u-24
'lax
Penalty
Interest '
Total
JH Bi'o'iie
11 hf nw qr seo 25-ls-2i Tax 2 76
x e a ty
Inte est
Total
Barbara Kitch e
lots 7 8 block 1 Oluirg 4th add lone
lax
Penalty
In'ercst '
Total 5
J J Huberts Estate. Tiact No 53 HeDimer
1
Ponnltv
Inte eH
Tofl .;.
Geo Robinson
e hf se qr, se qrne qr boo 33, nw qr
sw qr sec 31-Cs 25 Tax
Penal y
Inlerest
Total 13 ao
Wm H Koysi W
lots 5, 6 block 1, Koyse's add to I'airy-
ville Tax
Penalty
Interest '
Total "
L hhaiier
com 30 ft Band 30 ft e of nw cor ne
qr ue qr sec 3 s 4 ohs-e 2.2,1 chs-n 4 che
w 2 2;i chB to be inning in seo 3-5s-25
Tax
l'enalty
Interest
Total 8tt4
Clarence A Khurte
se qr sea 26 2n 23 an ! com 2.83 chs n
of nw cor 890 83-c 17 17 clis to lie o -r
nw qr nw qr 8 50 f t-w 17.17 chs-n 50 ft
to ten Tax 04
Penalty... jJ
Interest ". j,
ToIbI 10 la
H (J Sibley. Flora Clark, present owner,
lots. 3, block 20 Mt Vernon add to
rieppnet. lux
Peualty
Interest
Total ;;;;
Frank Sloan, Administrator,
se qr se qr, w hfseqr s o 33-2n-27.
Tax
Penalty
Iidert'st
Total "
Claud Sloan.
w hf eo 83-3n-27. Tax
Penalty
Inlerest "
Total
Katie Slocum.
lot 5, block 6, Ayer'B 4th add Hepp
ner. Tax .
d
f ",'m l 1 18
Intrest 1 a
To'ai uV
Geo VV omith. " 4J
nw i)r .it qr, e iu nw qr, sw qr near
sec32-6s-27 Tax ...... ..... .......
Penalty "
Interest
Total
Susie F Hta' ley,
IV1.2' ',oc'tJ Fergerson's add to
DalryviUe. Tax
Penal y
Interest '
T..tal '"
John V Stewart,
f i)i n qr, ne q se qr.swqr rear
sec 34, uiid sw qr n w qr, nw or Iw ur
sec35.3-26. Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total '
DatiiolH. Thomas. W P M vers Dreaent
owner,
ne qrseo 10-ln-23. Tax
Interest "
Penalty '.
Total
EoaeneD Tlmms
lots 1. 2 blk 10 Heppner Tax n in
Penalty 1
I uteres; , ,
Total v, i',
Van Winkle, C E "
lotsl 2 blk 10 Mt Vernon add to
xiuppner lux-,
Penalty
Interest
Total "
Augustus Walker. K 8 Wilcox 'present
owner
sw qr sec 20-lu-25 Tax a
4 63
46
46
5 51
1 80
1
IX
2 16
7 36
78
73
8 82
7 86
73
73
8 82
7 40
74
74
8 84
34 74
8 47
8 47
41 68
7 36
73
78
8 82
7 36
73
73
8 82
6 49
5
65
7 79
21
21
2 50
5 52
55
55
C 62
18 50
1 85
1 85
22 20
10 04
1 ll
1 00
14 21
1 42
1 42
17 05
7 36
73
73
8 8J
73
8 82
5 52
55
55
6 t;2
7 :;
73
8 82
8 Si
85
8 60
36
36
4 32
8 60
36
.Ki
4 32
I 64
56
56
8 76
85 84
Ponalty
interest
Total a
Henry E Warren, Northwest Timber Co
present owner
w hf e hf sec 18-6s 29 Tax 7
penalty
Interest
lotal
Geo F Welch Estate
w qr,qrgoc 20, hf ne qr, nw qr
ne qr sec 29 3-27 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total "'
Geo Whiteis, Northwest Timber Co.
present owner
se qr sw 12-i-2S Tax
Penal y. . . .
Interest .' .
Total
Minnie M Willis
sw qr sec 11 2s-25 Tax
Penal y
Interest
Tota'... .. tn ix
Phoebe M Wills, O C Johnson present
owner
w 50 feet of lot 11 blk 2 Lnoney's add
to Heppner fax 16 15
Penalty 1 ci
Interest ". 1 ,11
Total 1 u 'if
John il Wilso-, Jennie M Matlock pres
ent owner
hf ne qrsec 24-2a-26 Tax.
Penalty
Interest
Total
Sarah A Wils m, Jennie W Matlock pres-
cia unnvr
n w qr sec 86-28-26 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Zerba. O W
n w q r seo 10-2e-23 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Philadelphia Security Co, C A Hhurte
present owner
nw qr seo 26-2n-23 Tax
Penalty
Interest
Total
Kilkenny Francis
neqrsec7-3n-27 Tax
Penalty
Interest ' .
Total 7.. 1,5
LetUe Lor a r. Tract No 5, Town of Hepp-
imr 1 as JO 1
Penalty 1 1)1
Interest id
Total li t7
Morgan, A C
lot 4 blk 1, and lot 1, 2 blk 2 town
of Douglas Tax 4i?
Penalty nl
Interest ... 04
Total r.l
Now. therefore in noma nf MtA ..r
Oregon, and in conn, I inr.fA urt) ttul.l warrant.
duly endorsed on said hs ssmciit roll, I will, on
SATURDAY, THE ITT II DAY OF FtBHUAHY,
1H06, at the hour of 10 o'clock a m . of the said
day, at the front door of the Court House in
Heppner, Morrow county Oregon, and from
day to day thereafter until all t.t said real prop
erty is eold, offer for eale the above described
real property at public auction, for cah, sub
lui to relemption. to saiisfy said warrant, to
the person who will ay the taxos. penaltive. in
teret.t and cie'a, and take a cer ilicate of sale at
the lowest rate of irrereet: providing, however,
th maximum rate shall not exceed ten per cenU
Dated th s th day of January, lflufl.
ui . j . h' M. KHCTT.
Sheriff .and Tax Collector of Morrow County,
Oregon.
13 00
1 30
1
15 60
8 44
84
84
10 12
60 II
6 01
6 Hi
8HERIFr"8 NOTE.
Any person owning any of the above de
scribed real property, and desirous of raying
the taxes on the same before the date of eale
and thos saving said property from going to
sale, will be required to pay the taxes penaltlee
and interest aa given opixmite eanh parcel of
real property, and in addition to this sum,
twenty-five cents for each line used in describing,
aid real property and in giving the taxes an i
costs thereon in the above advertisement.
He- pecifuHy you re.
,k.M. SHUTT, Sheriff.
The Bttwa or both. Hemisphere- a Th
Weekly Off ronlaa Heppner duett.
13
1S
1 68
21 25
2 Yi
2 12
3 30
83
83
8 U(
27
27
30
4 6f
46
4t
1 85
18
18
2 21
11 08
1 11
1 11
Oft
(
oa
1 11
3 04
30
60
06
f'6
72
2 07
20
2i
2 47
5 52
55
55
6 62
11 34
5 52
55
55
6 62
48
05
05
58
7 59
75
75
8 10
1 56
15
15
1 91
87
(4
14
45
85
38
38
61
3
85