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Sherman County Observer
Established Nov. 2, 1888
G .ass Valley Journal
Established Oct. 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED March 6, 1981
Wasco News-Enterprise
Established Nov. 1891
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
Published Every Friday at
Moro. Oregon
Giles I.. French
FRIDAY, FQBkÜARt », 1M0
THJS 8UBAMAN COUNTY W V B Ñ Á L , M O RO , O R fettO N
■«»rh
; Editor
Entered as second-class matter at
the Postofficc at Moro, Oregon
under Act of Congress of March
3, 1879.
.^ . M e m b e r —
Oregon~Newspaper P u b li(K e rs
y 'S^ y SSOC*dk* ^ S y \ Q /
i fr Errili
this county a county
and farms. And it is moat
t h .l we who are still here to en-,
(Coatinued {rom
one,
joy the fru.ta of ¿heir labor con- just <s SOOB „ ¡u job ¡, complet^ ,
,
Cause No. 2518
gratuate those who made it pos
pruibably in July or August. The
sibe.
new library building Was turned
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
over to the state «by the contractor
FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
Monday hut the new heating plant SHERM1AN COUNTY, a Political Subdivision of the State of Oregon
is yet to be completed and the
vto < vm will guard
___ Plaintiff,
vs.
granite statues which
the ««trance to. t h T « p iu i“buS(Uni ^ tls Al!ey Estate' Wa3c° American Legion,Moro Amerkiah Lee '0“>
will not be placed until some time George P. Amo, Jessie Amos, Emil Andersfen, Ida M. Amdrews, G. 1.
From the Observer, Feb. 2, 1900
this summer.
• and Ida M. Andrews, G. T. Andrews, James C. Ashley, Andrew Bar-
•
■ nett Estate, George Baker, Emaline Belshee, John Biggs Estate, Eva
R. M. Brash is taking advantage
The
Oregon
Fair
Association,
in*
Pearl Binder, Mary E. Booth, J. W. Booth . Estate,
oC this spring like weather to com- ,
...
...
_ . , , J. „ H. Bottemiller,
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p’ete h i, contract on painting the ‘
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£
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S. P. Brisbine Estate, Mrs. C. J. Bright, Mary K. Rptton,
Moro Presbyterian church;
I ty ^a^ s * the state fair, Pacific In« j j
Brock Estate, Brugman Timber Company,/Mrs. L. A. Bruley,
At a sDecial meeting of the coun- terniitkmni and Eastern Oregon Elva A Bryant, S. 0. Clodfelter, B. F. Cochran Estate, George E.
t y ^ h e tax .e v ^ fo r the cur-!
Bert S. Cox George W. Coy. Hattie C ra*.
Xt ftwng Statehouse Gossip
"77
SUMMONS
I d Other Days j
re^t year was finally fixed-^ C T «-
gating in all 26 3-10th mills. In
Moro an additional 9 mills, cover-
ing city and school special.
Martin Brothers have sold , the
Moro city foundry to Capt. F. D.
Nelson of this city and W. D. Arms
worthy of Arlington.
^ nor g
that the stati>8 Estate, Pierre Cjrtch.errc, J.jP. Dav.s W. K. Deal. C. E. Deal•
««take" ft.om pari_rautuel betting be
Foe> Nancy J - Dunlap, Flora Dunlap, S. P. Brisbane Estate, Eust-
pjace(j jn tke general fund and the ern Oregon Trading Company, J. W. Eaton, J. M. Eddy, R. G. Ed-
several fairs be placed on an ap- wards, J. A. Ellis, Gertrude Epperson, Ernest EslingeT, M. Ks^ey, Roy
propriation basis.
.
Feeley, Myrtle Walker Fenwick, Harvey J. Ferrell, Nellie Dingle
•A measure sponsored by Repre- Fields, Nellie Dingle Fields, T. L. Fields, I. E. Fields, Fred R. Fort-
sentative Giles French would, au- ner, p. e . Fortner, L. R. French, Hattie E. French, The First National
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
thorite the state tax commission to £$ank of Kelso, Grant Garland, W. A. Gentry, Sadie Gideon Estate,
use any surplu, fund accruing from R j Ginn Estats> Ma y Girtj lra j Goin_ K.J, Hansel, C. A. Harper,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
From the Observer Feb. 4, 1910 '
income taxes in off setting the Heath and Sona Arthur L. Helliwell, Godfrey Hendricks, Bertha Glenn
Payable in Advance
Born: To 'Mr. and Mrs. Ira K. property levy for support of the
ONE YEAR ............................ $L50
Heroux, Maggie Higinbotham Estate, Herbert Hill, L. iS. Hines,
elementary schools.
Axtell, January 28, a daughter.
James Hoag, Etta Hoag, Walter *E. Holman, Charles and Anna Hull,
Miss Sara Ruggles has taken a
FE B R U A R Y 3, 1939
Representatives of the League of J- K. Irby, Lucy Isaacs, Emil R. Jaekel. Joe James, John Day Power
department as teacher in the Grass
Oregon cities, including Mayor H. Conipany, Ella Jones, John Karlen, Grace LKelley, W. A. Kentner
Valley schools.
W. Hand of Corvallis and Charles Estate, H. Laughter, Mary Leonard Estate, May Lowden, Emma E.
Harry Benson assumed charge
COUNTY MANAGER
f M
D
N o 2 on thp 1 st Huggins °f Marshfield, attending Lucas Estate, H. B. Lusk, Charles McAllister, Charles McAllister, P.
A bill to permit counties of havingrOpUrchased the interest of the f e s t i v e session in an effort W. McDonald Estate, A. W. McFarland, M. McKenxie, Leroy H. Mar-
»©cure a share of gasoline funds tin, Glenn E. Maurer, Jessica Mau;er, Elsie L. Miller, Bertha F. Moon,
Oregon to adopt the county mana Soren Hansen, who goes back to
the farm
’
I ^or
streets, deny that their Moro State Bank, Edgar L. and James A. Muckle, Natatoraa, Inc.,
ger system is in the hopper at
DeMoss Springs doe. not wish to'
fu n d .‘ " i n X T t h e y Emmett ° ‘dS E ,ta te ' L- A ' and Ida 01<*S- D“ n 01da’
C ° ,Beilly'
Salem with some assurance of
run in opposition to the “Rose Car-
, f thYev onlv geek . «„alio- Anna Packard’ Markaret W. Peetz and W. C. Bryant Estate, Ronald
being ipassed by this session of •nival” or the “Mardi Grass” but as *a{jon„’ of tke highway funds so A perrault» George 8. Pe.shin Estate, Ruby B. Pettys, Guy W. Pick-
the legislature.
announced last July will say that tkat
,cities may receive a por- ard’ Russe11 PierWfi, Fred and Genevieve Piekett, tAnna Provost, E. P.
This is a matter that has been the pioneers will hold their annual tion
revenue for the use of ,Rhh, Mrs. B. J. Robertson, L. W. Ross, Bertha Sagawe Estate, Andy
discussed at some length in 'this picnic and célébration July 4th.
their streets.
Sandvig, Andy Sandvig, Emma Sayrs, Louis Schadewitx Estate,
part of the state as well as many
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Joseph
Scheurer, T. E. Sink Estate, Lottie Sirginson Estate, Laura
others and while it has its oppo From the Observer Feb. 6, 1920
A
number
of
salary
increase
Smith,
Mamie
E. Spoonemore, Earl D. Stack, Zoe S. Thompson, K. F.
sition it also h as--m a n y ' ad
W. C. Thompson has completed bills have made their appearance Thompson, Alice M. Thorpe, Laura Tomlin Estate, United States Trust
hérants.
a deal whereby he has bought the at this session. One would increase Company, Jennie Van Gilder Estate, Jennie Van Gilder Estate, Jennie
The proposal is that the ad .lease and farm outfit owned by
the salary of the labor commis- V gn qj j er Estate, H. A. Van Gilder, J. C. Freeman, Virginia A.
ministrative functions of county Orville Gibson in the Rutledge dis sioner from $3600 to $5000 a year, ...
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o
.
government be put under the sup trict. The place consists of 640 another would authorise the state IAo se’ Fa' mer’ Elevator and Supply Company. Henry Schadewitx,
ervision of one man who will be acres of good farm land.
treasurer to fix the salary of his Thornas Buverthorn, C. H. Van Hutton, B. M. Vanlandingham, Mary
appointed by the county court
Mrs. A. H. Johns is visiting at chief deputy and still another E- Wal1 Estate, C. E. Ward, Wasco Motor Service, E. L. Weld, E. L.
which will be elected in the same the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. H. would “up” the salary of the state Weld, E. L. Weld, H. H. and Cora White, Wesley J. Wilde, Wiley,
manner as at present. The coun Johns having preceeded her hus parole officer to $5000 a year.
Har.nafin and Walsh, James Woods Estate, Nell J. Woods Estate, and
ty manager will (become in fact band a few days. IA. H. Johns is ---------------------
all persons, corporations, known or unknown, claiming any right,
the manager of the county, espec brother of Dr. Johns and is moving Way Back
; title to or interest in any of the real estate hereinafter described,
ially as to its administration. It to Sherman county from Pendle
~ Opera Star—Yes, 20 long yearly
7
7
Defendants.
is not contemplated t h a t b e w i l l ton.
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I
have
sung
in
ze
Metropolitan.
To
each
of
the
defendants
ao-ove
named,
and
each
and
every per-
have to do with school supervi
At a meeting in W. C. Bryant’s
Admirer—Hm-m,
you
musta
son
owning
or
claiming
to
own
or
having
or
claiming
to
have
any in-
sion and he may not have charge
office it was decided to circulate known Madame Butte-fly when she terost whatsoever in the hereinafter described real property,
of the road program.
subscription lists for two new was only a caterpillar.
1 IN THE NAME OF II1E STATE OF OREGON:
The manager would hire subor business companies: 1st for the
•
You, and each of you, hereby are notified that Sherman County,
dinates or clerks to make up the Sherman Electric Company, 2nd for
We Have ____
Too
.
I a duly organized county of the State of Oregon, ia the owner and
tax roll« and collect the taxes as the building of a modern hotel to
“^ °u say you come from De- holder of certain certificates of delinquency issued on the 1st day of
well as to do the assessing. The replace the Moro Hotel, " burned
job of recording papers would be last 4th of July. The committee In tioit? remarked the fellow pas- October, 1938, to said county by its Sheriff and Tax Collector, Sand
in his charge and lawful enforce charge of both are: O. L. Belshe, serJ^er’
certificates, in the aggregate amount of $18,881.89 and numbered
ment and serving of papers in W. S. Powell, W. H. Ragsdale, F.
“Sure,” replied the Amer-<an frOm 1 t0 217’ include a11 the :eal Properties appearing on the tax
civil suits would also be done by. E. Fortner, L. L. Peetz and A. M.
with some resentment. “We make» ro11* of sherman County on October 1, 1938, the date of the issuance
some one from his office. Finances Wright.
other things in Detroit, too.”
of said certificates of delinquency, upon which taxes have toeen de-
of the county would be handled
Grass Valley Journal: Con Buck-
“Yes,
I
know,”
retorted
the
fel-
linquent for more than three years from the earlieat date of such
under hit supervision.
ley and bride arrived at their low passenger. “I’ve ridden in delinquency and two annual instalments of such delinquent taxes
- In smaller counties it is pre home the other evening.
Con them.”
have not been paid in compliance with Chapter 5, Oregon Laws, Spec
sumed that the manager, if a good thought it best to take the D es
ial Cession, 1935, as amended by Chapter 96, Oregon Laws, 1937,
one was chosen, would be able to chutes route.
Il’s
Always
Tomorrow
and against which no other valid and subsisting certificate or certifi
do a considerable part of the work
[Mrs. I. D. Pike, who has been
“There
goes
Miactovish
the
phil-
cates of delinquency are outstanding. The total amount shown by
himself, and /would toe able to confined to her bed for two weeks
iththropist.”
said certificates of delinquency to »be due and owing against each
work with each other j without on Sunday morning was taken to
“Really?”
parcel
of real property described therein includes all taxes, 1937
friction.
Xf.
The Dalles hospial where she had
Yes; he owns a string of the-^ arid prjor years, which were unpaid and delinquent at the date of the
Objections to the measure are an Operation performed by Dr.
aters; and on ~ the box-office of Issuance of said certificates. Such certificates so issued to said coun
that an inefficient irtan be hired T aylor.'
each one is a sign which reads
for the job and it ia a real objec
ty were filed by the Sheriff and Tax Collector in the office of the.
‘Free
Tickets Tomorrow.”
tion, but the county feourt would
.
1 County Cle k on the 5th day of December, 1938, and constitute and
be able to fire him a t'a n y time
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Are a P^Uic record open to the inspection of all persons interested
which is something that, connot
,
Notice is hereby given that the therein.
be done with elected officials who
The
numbers
of
tach of said" certificates of delinquency, the
undersigned has filed in the Coun
prove to be less than was expect
ty
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
llt,nea
of
the
person
or persons appearing on the latest tax roll
ed of them at election time.
W. M. Barnett came from Indi-' ^or Sherman County her Final »n ‘he hands of the Sheriff and Tax Collector of Sherman County at
In any of the counties at the.
present time much of the work of ana to San Francisco in the early Account and Report as adminis- the date of the first publication of this summons as the owner or
the county is being done by the days, and found work in the rapid- testrix of the estave of J. A. Bar- owners of said properties, and if unknown, so stated, followed by a
county judges, who handle a large ly growing west. A short time neH, deceased, and that Monday, description of each of the separate parcels of property, together with
part of the relief work, look after liter he was in Goldendale, where Gie 13th d ay of February, 1939, t^e total amount of delinquent taxes for 1937 and all prior year« with
the road program and the general- he worked in a store paying court, a - 10-00 o clock a. m., of said interest thereon to October 1st, 1938, the date of the issuance of said
county business.
This develop meanwhile to the daughter of John dfly» at G*e court room, in the certificates of delinquency, are as follows:
ment is in itself an indication that Golden, for whom the town was courthouse, in Moro, Sherman
00
8
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the people like the county man named. In 1880,-his suit having G°unty. Oregon, have been fixed
’■r «i
l S
been
successful,
he
and
his
young
by
the
Court
as
the
time
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and
ager system for the judges are
«S it
L
H *-» -
hearing of objections to
becoming county managers with family moved to a homestead just Place
out having the legal background north of Wasco, and his mercantile 88’d E’n*l Account and Report
to make their positions fit the training caused him to put a stock and ^or G»e settlement of said
S M ’, *
of goods in a house just off his eatate.
actual conditions.
Certificate
number,
Name
of
Owners
and
I S5 £ l a i ^ o
Mary F. Smith,
land.
Description of Property
Administratrix.
As the country filled up with
T. Lester Johnson,
EIGHTY-TWO
homesteaders in the next four or
1. Otis Alley Estate, Clements Addition
five years the store prospered and Atto.ney for administratrix. 10-14 to the City of Grass Valley, Lots 1, 2, and
$12.91
Last Sunday friends of Grand
ma Ruggles aided her in celrfra- a grist mill was installed to grind -------------------------—-------- —----------- 2. American Legion, Biggs Addition to
tmg her eighty second birthday flour from the product of the new Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M the City of Wasco, Elast 12 ft. of Lot 9
10
65.08
with presents and congratulatory ly tilled fields. Early day mer
Meets on the 1st and and West 38 ft. of Lot ................................
3.
American
Legion,
Barnum«
Addition
chants
also
did
something
of
a
3rd Thursday ' eve
talks. It was a happy occasion.
(he City of Moi7>,’ West 154 ft. of Lot
banking business because of the
nings of each month. 4 to and
No one of fewer years could
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B
345.66
necessity of extending credit and,
Visiting members cor
explain the sentiments and thots
4.
George
P.
Amo,
Part
of
Southeast
in the early days of this century
dially invited to meet
of 82 not having had the requisite
Qu .rter of Southeast Quarter in Sherman
Mr. Barnett started a bank that
with us.
experience, but may speculate on
36
IS 18E 8Ä9
conrinuru unticr nis nvmc unvii cvn* A7. B. Chrlstianaon W. M.
what the passage of the years
5. Jessie Amos, Biggs Addition to the
solidated.
C. V. Belknap, Secy. City of Wasco, North Half of Lots 1 and
might mean to one who came to
12
233.92
The management of the store and ■■ 1 1 = = -
thia county in the early eighties
6. Emil Andersen,' City of Wasco. Ori
when the heavy wagons bounced later the bank made Mr. Barnett More Lodge No. 113, I.O .O . F. ginal Site, Lot 6 and We3t Half of Lot ....
67.41
<yrer the ibunch grass and no one of the prominent figures of pio
. . Moro,
. . . Oregon
, _ , , 7 . Ida M. And ews, Dunlap’s Second
Meets 1st and 3rd: Addition to the Oiiy of W a«o, Lota S
fences marked the prairie. There neer days in the county and he
Tuesdays
in the and
are so many common articles of was active in all public matters.
66.81
Like other pioneer families many
I.O..O.F. hall Tran' 8 G T and
M ,Ap<lrews> Duniap»s
household use now that “wyere not
sient and visiting Second Addition to the City of Wasco,
needed in those times such as of its hiembers are now living out
brothers are cordi- Lots 1 and
water faucets, light globes, gaso side the county. Corwin is in Cal
82.18
ally Invited to meet 9. G. T. Andrews/« Biggs $econd Addi
line, carpet sweepers and bath ifornia, Florence (Mrs. Turner,)
Ira and Golden are in Portland.
with us.
tubs.
tion to the Cfty of "Wasco/ Lots 9, 10,
11 and
............................*..........
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Mrs. Miarie Barnett Cooper is farm- Vc non Miller, N. G.
12
18
392.65
No other period in the history
ing the home place and many other
Joe Truitt, Secretary 10. James C. Ashley, Henarieville Addi
of this county—or like area—will
acres of her own near Wasco; Owen =■
31.83
be so significant, nor so interest is following his father’s footsteps Bethlehem Chapter, No.;_ 78.O.E.S tion to the City of Grass Valley, L o t .......
12.
Andrew
Barnett
Estate,
City
of
ing to live in, as have the past as a merchant, Dorothy (Mrs. Bide-
Moro, Oregon
Wasco, Original Site, Lot 9 and .......... ..
10
67.96
sixty years. No generation will ney) i. at Orerjn City xnd Loi.
K /
L j” ond “nd . 1 14 Georee Baker. Bigffs Addition to the
have members who reach the age (Mrs. Ormand Hildenbrand) lives
Fourth Thursdays m each Gjty of Wasco Lot
136.46
of 82 with so much of progress in near w . « ° . •
.................
MontL Viaiting member.
- Emaline Relshee, City of Moro, ¿ri7
human welfare to look back on.
Mrs. Barnett is still alive living
V
,.vited_ „
- • ginal Site, Lots 6 a n d ....... ............................
61J89
It is said that « Roman ruler at Wasco most of the time, altho Rose Amidon, W,M.
’
17.
John
Biggs
Estate,
Dunlap’s
Second
when aged was given to boasting she spends Rome of the winters in
Sparling, Secretary.
Addition to the City of Wasco, Fraction
that he had found Rome a city of ------------
Portland Mrs. Nolla Barnett Sis- ,
.
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of Lots 9, 10, I t and
................. .’..........
12
brick and had made it a city of cel, a sister, still lives at Wasco at
Rebekah Lodge No. 116 Dunlap’s First Addition to the City of
marble. Those of the generation the age of 83.
Moro« Oregon
Wasco, Lots 4, 7 and 8 and Fraction of 5
who are now around eighty found
Lafe Barnett, a brother, took up
^d A 4th T u es
and
...... .....
this county a land o f bunch grass land west of Wasco where he pros- „
ear^ month,
Dunlap’\F ir s t Addition to the City of
and sage brush and have—through. pered and raised a large family. He v,8lt»ng membens wel
Wasco, Fraction of I^ots 11 and .........
12
66.03
unremmitting toil and unrelent-'remained on the farm, still living S?me-
18.
Eva
Pearl
Binder,
City
-of
Moro»
ing adheranoe to ideals— made there although nearing 80 years
Thelma Miller, N.G.
r7i. Original Site, Westerly 35 ft . of Lot ...
199.05
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Florence Johnston.Sec
-J8 ’ 20. Mary E. Booth, Armswo; thy Addi-
Barnett Family
Early Pioneers
hl
Name of Owners and Description of
/Property
' i
F «ö 'S ;
ai
S b 2 ! 5
3 .1
5 fe.3
H
2 fei
lien to the City of Wasco. L o t ....................
68.27
21. J. W. Booth Estate, Biggs Addition
to rhe «City of Wasco, Southerly 135 ft. in
cluding alley of entire b lo ck .......... .........
6
849.53
22. J. H. Boftemiller, Kent Town., Ori
ginal Site, Lot ...... ................................... ..
4
Kent Town., Original Site, West 80 ft. of
Lots 6, 7, and all of Lots 8, 9 a n d ................
10
7
Kent Town., Original Site, Lots 9 and .....
10
11
Trotter’s Addition to Kent Town., Uots 4
and
...............v........................................
17
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., all of ........................ .........................
6
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., all of ..................................................
7
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., all o f ...................................................
10
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, a n d _____ ,7......
9
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., Lots 8, 4, and ..... ..............................
2
Ragsdale apd Morrison Addition to Kant
Town
10
4
176.99
23. J. N. Boyd, Sherman Addition to the
City of Grass Valley, Lota 7 a n d ................
10
16
14.60
24. S. P. Briabine Estate, Hays Addition
to the City of Moro, Lots 8 a n d ... ............
12.21
25. M s.C . J. Bright, City of Wasco, Orí-
ginal Site, Lots 11 and ................................
12
9
23.16
26. Mary K. Britton, City of Wasco, Ori
ginal Site, Lots 5 a n d ...... ............................
6
Dunlap’s First Addition to the City of
Wasco, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a n d .......... ........
12
1
283.44
27. LM». A. Brock Estate, McPherson Ad
option to the City of Wasco, Lots 7 and ....
143.20
28. Brugman Timber Company, North
east Quarter of Southeast Quarter o f .......
24
4S 14E 17.99
29. Mrs. L. A. Bruley, McPherson Addi
tion to the City of Wasco, Lot ....................
4
57.91
30. Elva A. Bryant, Mowry Addition to
the City of Moro, Lots 4, 5, a n d .... ...........
2
80.76
33. S. O. Clodfelter, McPherson Addition
to the City of Wasco, Lots 1 a n d ................
1
206.46
34. B. F. Cochran Estate, DeMoss Town.,
O iginal Site, Lot ........................................
8
2.37
35. George E. Coesen, Hays Addition to
the City ot Mpro, Lots 7, 10, and ................
11
24.70
36. Bert S7 Cox, Clements (Addition to
the City of Grass Valley, Lot 3 and North
erly Half of Lot ...........................................
13
43.94
37. George W. Coy, East Half of North
west Quarter and West Half of Northeast
Quarter
.......... ................................. ........
*3 19E 66.14
38. Hattie Craig, Kent Town., Original
Site, Lot ......... ............................. .................
10
3.32
39. George N. Crosfield Estate, Arms-
worthy Addition to the City of Wasco, Lot
1
262.65
40. Pierre Cutchierre, City of Wasco,
Original Site, Lots 7 and ............................
7
82J1
41. J. E. Davis, Kent Town., Original
Site, Lot .......................................................
4
6.67
42. W. K. Deal, City of Moro, Original
Site, Lot .......... ...................................... j.,'
36
86.93
43. C. E. Deal, City of Moro, Original
Site, Northerly Half of ...................... i f 1
21
51.80
44. Juanita DeFoe, RolHns First AddU
tion to the City of Grass Valley, Lota 7
and
....................................... ........ . .
32.44
40. Nancy J. Dunlap, Dunlap’s First Ad
dition to the City of Wasco, Lots 1, 2, I,
4, 5, and .............................................. ...... J.
2 -
80 JO
47. Flora Dunlap, South Half of South
west Quarter ....................................f
IS 17E 137.19
49. S. P. Briabine Estate, City of Moro,
Original Site
............... .................... .......
5
214.22
50. Eastern Oregon Trading OoM Kent
Town., Original Site, Lots 3, 8, and .........
10 • .... 10j86
52. J. W. Eaton, City of Wasco, Original
Site, Lots 1, 2, and ........................................
8
173.84
53. J. >M. Eddy, Oity of Moro. Original
Site, Lot 3 and Westerly Half of .............
2
•
18
City of Moro, Original Site, Lota 8, 9, and
10
34
249.47
54. R. G. Edwards, City of Grass Valley,
Original Site
.............. ................. .......
4
2
25.96
55. J. A. Ellis, McPherson First Addi
tion to the City of Wasco, Vol. V, Paga
475, North Half of Lots 7 and 8 except a
strip 5 ft. x 60 ft. off Southwest s id e .......
1
443.47
57. Gertrude Epperson, McPherson Ad
dition to the City of Wasco, Lota 11 and
12
7
101.77
68. Ernest Eslinger, City of Grass Val
ley, Original Site, Lots 3, 4, a n d .... ...........
6
' 1
41.39
59. M. Estay, That part of Northwest
Quarter of Northeast Quarter in Sherman
County
...............................................
31
IN 20E 12J6
61. Roy Feoley, Clements Addition to the
City of Grass Valley, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
and
...............................................
12
12
141.40
62. (Myrtle Walker Fenwick, Biggs Addi
tion to the City of Wasco, Lots 5 a n d .......
6
8
240.69
63. Harvey J. Ferrell, Southwest Quar
ter
...............................................J .__
9
IN 19E
Northwest Quarter and West Half of
Northeast Quarter
.................. ..........
16
IN 19E 203.78
Nellie Dingle Fields, City of Wasco,
-
Original Site, Vol. W, Page 163to, Lots 7
r
and
...................................................
8 t
«
Dunlap’s Second Addition to the City of
Wasco, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a n d .................. .
12
7
167.88
65. Nellie Dingle Fields Vol, W, Page
163a, McPherson Addition to the City of
Wasco
........ ---7- .........
170.98
3L
66. T. L. Fields, Armsworthy Addition
•
to the City of Wasco, Lot 7 and West
H alf of
................................................
8
3
Armsworthy Addition to the City of Was
co, Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, and
6
3
667.17
67. I. E. Fields, Lots 3 and 4
7 - 4S 18E
77.97
69. Fred R. Fortner, North Half of
Southwest Quarter and Southeast Quar
ter of Northwest Q uarter...... ................. . ’
10
LS 17E 142.03
70. F. 5- Fortner, Southeast Quarter of
Southwest Quarter
.............. .............
24
IN 18E
20.91
73. L. R. French, Clements Addition to
the City of Grass V a lley ... .........................
2
10
11.10
76. Hattie E. French, Clements Addition
to the City of Grass Valley, Lots 14 and
15
18
211.24
76. The First National Bank, Kelso,
-
Wash., Part of Lots 7, 8, and 12, ...........
19
1S !19E
Lot 1 in Sherman County ............. ...........
30
1S 19E
16.87
77. Grant Garland, Oity of Wasco, Origi
nal Site, Lots 4 and ....................................
. 6
6
McPherson Addition to the City of Wasco
6
11
305 44
79. W. A. Gentry, Dunlap’s Second Ad
dition to the City of Wasco, Lots 5 and ....
6
7
45.16
80. Sadie Gideon Estate, Rollins First
Addition to the City ’ of Grass Valley,
South Half of ............................................
12
5.62
81. R. J. Ginn Estate, Clements Addition
to the City of Grass Valley, Lots 5 and ....
.6
? 6
28.26
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83. Marv Girt. Sherman Addition to the
C ity of Grass Valley, Vol. O, Page 168,
Lots 6 and ,
............................................
7
8
15.63
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