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Notioe to Creditors
hour for the hearing of objections
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to said Anal account and the settle­
Notice la hereby given that th e1 Leave Newberg
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ment thereof.
7:46 a. m.
undersigned has been duly appointed No. 366, 6:06 a. m.
Now, therefore, all persons inter­
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No.
364,
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ested in the estate of said deceased by the County Court of the State of No. 368, 1:16 p. m.
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are hereby notified and required to Oregon for Yamhill County, as
No. 362, 4:0« p.m.
6:36 p. m.
appear at the County Courtroom at executrix of the last will and testa­ No. 360, 7:04 p. m.
8:30 p. m.
the Court H oubo at McMinnville, said ment of Cyrene Palmer, deceased.
fNo. 362, 12:60 a. m.
2:06 a. m.
County and State, at said time, to
fSunday
only.
Therefore, all personB having
then and there show cause, if any
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there be,'w hy said account should claims against the said estate are
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not be settled, allowed and approved,! hereby required to present the same ; Leave Portland
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and said estate forever and finally | with proper vouchers therefor to the No. 361, 7:36 a. m.
No.
356,
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m.
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settled and said administratrix dis­ sflld executrix at the law office of
No
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in
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Oregon,
charged.
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within
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months
after
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first
Dated August 19, 1920.
I No. 357, 6:36 p. m.
6:68 p.m.
publication of this notice.
Mary Remellard,
fNo. 361, 11:26 p.m.
12:46 a. m.
Dated August 6th, 1920.
Administratrix of the estate of A.
tSaturday only.
\ MARY JOHNSON,
K. Remellard, deceased.
Executrix of the last will and
Clarence Butt, Attorney for Estate.
JeHtgment of Cyrene Palmerr+Portland-Newb«tg Motor Bai Sche-
First issue August 19.
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deceased.
dole Effective August 15,1919
Last issue September 16.
H
C. R. CHAPIN,
Subject to change without notice.
Attorney for estate.
Leave Newberg
’ Notice of Filial Settlement
First issue, Aug. 6.
Imperial Hotel
In the County Court of the State Last i me, Sept. 2.
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of Oregon, for the County of Yam­
10:00 A.M .
hill.
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Administrator’s Notice of Final Set- u :0 0 A. M.
11:00 A. M.
In the matter of the estate of
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tlement.
1.00 P. M.
Sarah Rhoades, deceased.
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Notice is hereby given that the
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Notice is »hereby jgiven that the ' 4„:15P. M.
undersigned. Executors of the estate
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undersigned
administrator
of
the.
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P.M
of Sarah Rhoades, deceased, have,
rendered and presented, and*filed In estate of Matilda J. Hoskins, de- 6:30 P.M.
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the above named court, their final ceased, has made bis final account j .
as
said
administrator
in
the
County
Sat.
and
Sun.
only
Sat
and
Sun.
only
account of their administration of.
8:00 P. M.
the said estate, and that said couyt1 Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, 11:00 P. M.
has appointed Friday, the 27th day; and that said Court has appointed Reservations for Theatre Parties,
o f August, A. D. 1920, at ten o’clock ! Monday, August 23, 1920, at 11 1 etc., or for Specal Tripe call ,
in the forenoon of said day, as th e, o’clock A. M. of said day as the day Portland Phone..................Main 3314
time, and the County Courtroom, in ! and hour for the hearing of objec- Newberg Phone ......... ..... .Black 120
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the City’ of McMinnville, in Yamhill! tions to said final account and the I ________
River for the purpose of removing County, State of Oregon^ as the
Call For Sealed Bids.
place, for the hearing of the said
Hand, rock and gravel therefrom.”
NOTICE Is hereby given that in
account,
and the objections if any ested in the estate of said deceased
| Dated at Salem, Oregon, August
HODSON & ELLIOTT
accordance with Chapter 32, Session
thereto,
at
which time and place, any. are hereby notified and equLed tro
12.1920. . '
Laws of ; 1920, the Land Board of
FUNERAL DIRECTORS—EMBAUMERS
and all persons interested in said, appear at the County Courtroom at
O. Q§ BROWN
the State of Oregon; will receive seal­
estate,
may appear and file their! the Court House at McMinnville, H one drawn or Auto Funeral Car aa preferred
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Clerk State Land Board.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ed bids at Its o ..c e in the Capitol
objections in'w riting to said ac- j said County and State, at said time,
First issue Aug. 19.
to then and there show cause, if Office and Parlón 705 and 705 1-2 First «»seel
Building at Salem. Oregon, up to
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11:00 o’clock A. II. on„.Sept. 7th,
tamed therein, and show cause ifj any there „-be, why said account
should
not
be
settled,
allowed
and
1920, for a Lease and permit to take,
any exists, why the said estate
Administratrix’ Notice of Final
remove and sell sand, rock and gra­
should not be declared forever and approved, and said estate forever
Settlement.
vel from that portion of the Willam­
finally settled, and said Executors and finally settled and said admin-
ette River (n Yamhill County, des-
Notice Is hereby given that the discharged from any and all further istator is discharged.
Dated July 22, 1920.
-cribed as follows:-«-_______ !_______ ; undersigned administratrix of the liability as Executors of said estate.
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estate
of
A.K.
Remellard,
deceased
Beginning at the intersection of
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^Warren L. Robertson,'
the left bank of the Willamette River has filed her final account as said
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Executor of said estate.
Administrator of the estate of Ma­ !
Corner Center and Sherman.
at ordinary high water line, and administratrix in the County Court
Walter O. Robertson,
tilda J. Hoskins, deceased.
I Leave Portland
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the east line of section 30, township of Yamhill County, Oregon, and that
Executor of said estate.
Clarence Butt, Attorney for Estate. 4th and N Alder
3 south, range 2 west. Willamette said Court has appointed Monday.
First iFsue, July 29.
First issue July 22.
8:30 A. M Phone
~ - White 5.
Meridian, in Yamhill County, Ore­ September 20, 1920, at 11 o'clock
Last Issue, August 26.
Last issue August 1$.
9:30 A. M.
gon; 'jthenc^ south following said
section line to the thread of the
main channel of the Willamette
River, the same being the boundary
line between Yamhill and Marion
Counteis; thence following up the
thread of said river and of the chun-
nel tb the South and East of Ash
Island, at ordinary high water line,
to the down stream extremity, of
said island, thence southwesterly fol­
lowing the north and west bank of
said island, at ordinary high water
line to its Intersection with the west
line of said section 31: thence north
followng said section line to Its in­
tersection with the left, bank of the
a
channel on the north and west side
'of_sald Island at ordinary high water
line; thence in a northeasterly di­
rection following said bank at or­
dinary high water line to the point
of beginning.
Such bids shall specify the amount
offered per cubic yard and the min­
imum yardage which each bidder a-
grees to remove or pay for each
year and the term of years for which
the lease is desired, and shall be ac­
companied by certified check for 10
per cent of the amount of the bid
for one year, and by map In tripli­
cate. showing premises and owner­
ship of abutting property and resi­
dence and post office address of such
owner or owners.
The Board reserves the right to
reject aay and all bids, whether be­
fore or after the award, or if the
blddef refuses or shall fall or neglect
to execute, the contract and furnish
the bond specified or required by the
Boa rid. and 'reserves the right to
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lease the whole of the above de­
scribed premises or any portion
thereof, and the riparian owner, his
assigns or representatives.' subject to
rules and regulations adopted and
promulgated by the State Land
Board, wll be given the preference
right to lease at the highest price
offered, said right to be exercised
within five days after the opening
of bids, subject further wholly with­
in the discretion of the Board, to the
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right to lease to persons who have
done development work, together
with actual operation within the
year 1919.
All bids shall ba made subject to
the terms, provisions and conditions
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of the rules and regulations adopted
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purpose of carrying out and making
effective the provisions of chpter 33
of the Oenera 1 Laws of Oregon,
adopted at the Special Legislative
Session of 1920, and on file with
the undersigned and open to public
inspection.
Applications and bids should be
addressed to O. O. Brown, Clerk
State Land Board, Salem. Oregon,
and marked '‘Application and bids to
lease a portion of the Willamette
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