Sherman County journal., February 10, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

FAO K TWO
Published Every Friday at
Moro, Oregon
Giles L. French
Editor
Entered as second-class matter at
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon
under Act of Congress of March
1, 1879.
M em ber^
O^egorTNewspaper^PubBsKere
tssociatioi
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable in Advance
ONE YEAR ........................... U N
FEBRUARY 10, 1939
PENSIGN TAX
It is being generally said by
those who study the matter that
the state has three courses open
to it in handling the tax-relief
problem. It may vote new taxes
and give added funds for pensions
and relief, it can cut the suit to
fit the cloth and give what money
it can for relief or it can create a
deficit and follow the federal gov­
ernment into that devious process
of getting with out arranging to
pay; sort of an open account at the
store with no definite due date.
A few days ago the temper of
the legislature was in favor of
finding some new tax that would
raise the money that is wanted.
Now there is a different trend of
thought more in favor of curtailing
expenditures within the present
budget. There may be other trends
—and probably will be—before the
question is definitely settled.
It now appears probable that the
weys and means committee will be
able to increase the funds for re­
lief by holding other appropriations
down. Last biennium 116,000,000
was spent for relief and pensions
this year the governor held the
budget down to 822 million and it
is likely that about $191 million
can be spared for that purpose
from other appropriations. The
counties say they need more than
this because many of them cannot
raise their share.
Figures, of course, may be en­
tirely wrong at this time of the
session, but the general picture will
be somethnig like the above.
The question arises; shall the
legislature pass a aales or gross
income tax specifically designat­
ing t for relief in order to raise the
needed money for the state and the
counties. Presuming that half of
the 6,000,000 that might be raised
would be returned to the counties
for school and relief purposes—de­
creasing the property tax thereby
—would that be a better policy
than to stay within the limits of
the other tax incomes?
During the next biennium we
spent sitxeen million, now there is
a demand for thirty million, next
session will be sixty million of the
higher appropriation is made this
time.
Taxes paid out must be taken
from the people whether they are
raised from property, income or
sales. If a sales tax were passed
by the law makers and then de­
feated in an election it would prob­
ably mean a special session of the
legislature. If no new taxes are
passed and the relief situation
grows worse, especially in the
cities, it may mean that the legis­
lators will be called back. It is
daily prophesied that there will be
a special session before 1941.
This discourse ha? led to no de­
finite conclusion for there is not
er.ough information at present to
make one justified. The decision
will not be made until the ways
and means committee says how
much money will be available.
Then the taxation committee will
have to raise some money or con-
convince the pension minded mem­
bers that there is already enough
in the pot.
In Other Days
From the Observer Feb. 9, 1900
Mrs. Fitzmaurice is. making a
perfect success of her boarding
house. The family now number
several leading batchelors and
batcheloressses in Moro.
Supt. Ragsdale gives notice thia
week of a teacher's examination to
be held in Moro the 14th to 17th.
Mitchell and Foss have been fir­
ing heavy salutes in Moro this
week deepening the well on their
Main street lot.
Walter and George Ginn succeed­
ed in getting water on the Delaney
ranch near Spofford. The well is
45 feet deep and cost $11.00. The
former owner drilled a 660 foot
well only three quarters of a mile
from that well showing the freaks
SUM M O NS
o f thi> B n ltrm - t l,r n e d to K e n t Saturday evening tin, Glenn E. Maurer, Jessica Mau er, Elsie L. Miller, Bertha F. Moon,
corner, Dr. Jos. Sanders has moved with, th®ir .baby’ ^ bo .h a? ,been in. Moro State Bank» W a r L. and James A. Muckle, Natatorea, Inc.,
h’s veterinary office and residence P °r^ and ?n a “O8p,tal several E,nmett Olds Estate, L. A. and Ida Olds, Dean Olds, D. C. O’Reilly,
to the old Baptist church until a weeks l with the baby much improv- Anfia Packardt Margaret W. Peetz and W. C. Bryant Estate, Ronald
more suitable location can be secur-i e
e*nd Mrs Carl Schadewitz^ A ' Berrau^» Georgy S. Peishin Estate, Ruby B. Pettys, Guy W. Pick-
V .l le v J o n rn al* T^v
1 nnd ^Mrs. W. B. Wilson and son a ld . R«88«B
Fred and Genevieve Pickett, Amna Provost, E. P.
W n ¡n J ™
w e r e married Norman were at Wasco Monday' « “ h, Mrs! B. J; Rabertson, L. W. Ross, Bertha Sagawe Estate, Andy
Sunday F eb ru a ry 8th a t (Camas w here the latter was taken for! Sandvig, Andy Sandvig, Emma Sayrs, Louis Schadewitx Estate,
, Joseph Scheure:, TT E. Sink Estate, Lottie Sirginson Estate, Laura
Washington, at the home of the dental care.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Daivs trans- ¿Smith, Mamie E. Spoonemore, Earl D. Stack, Zoe S. Thompson, K. F.
groom’s parents.
Rube Scheurer was in town Mon­ acted business at Toppenish, Wash-j Thompson, Alice M. Thorpe, Laura Tomlin Estate, United States Trust
day on his way out south with a ington Thursday, returning to Kent Company, Jennie Van Gilder Estate, Jennie( Van Gilder Estate, Jennie
t.
F ri? ay‘ . .
Borer Van
Estate, H. A. Van Gilder, J. C. Freeman, Virginia A.
new car.
John Alsup, John Reid and Geo. visited rd ltivea a t” Tvgh Valley ,Mo se’ Farmers Elevator and Supply Company, Henry Schadewitz,
Alsup drove up from Wasco Sun- S atu rd ay night.
I Thomas Silverthorn, C. H. Van Hutton, B. M. Vanlandingham, Mary
dnv^—they came in a .late model
Paul
Wilson
and
Karl
Pluemke
E.vWall Estate, C. E. Ward, Wasco Motor Service, E. L. Weld, E. L.
“bug.”
left for Madras Sunday where they, Weld, E. L. Weld, H: H. and Cora White, Wesley J. Wilde, Wiley,
will be employed driving gravel Hannafin and Walsh, James Woods Estate, Nell J. Woods Estate, and
COUNTY COURT
trucks.
all persons, corporations, known or unknown, claiming any right,
(Continued from page one!
Mr. and Mrs. John Woods and title to or interest in any of the real estate hereinafter described,
toroey’s expense
8.40
children moved into town Friday l
Joe Truitt, Stamp« for Clerk’s
I
Defendants.
office
6.00 and are occupying the Reckman
To each of the defendants above named, and each and every per­
house.
State Industrial Accident Coip.
Eva Miller spent the week end son owning or claifning to own or having or claiming to have any in-
Peace officer’s protection
6.01
»t'M or7w ith her parent». Mr. and J tcl est whatsoever in the hereinafter described real property.
Margaret W. Peetz, Assessor’s
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
convention,
16.10 Mrs. W. C. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schadewitz
You, and each of you, hereby are notified that Sherman County,
Mac Moore, Assessor's office
and
son
John
were
dinner
guests
at,
a
duly
organized county of the State of Oregon, is the owner and
hMn
10.^0
the
J.
C.
Wilson
home
Sunday.
holder
of
certain certificates of delinquency issued on the 1st day of
Pacific Tel »phone .4 Telegraph Co
Telephones for all offices
32.18 T? • l i g a n d Mrs. Max iPluemke ^nd! October, 1938, to said county by its Sheriff and Tax Collector, Said
sen JOtJ*l motored to Portland last certificates, in the aggregate amount'-of $18,881.89 and numbered
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
Sheriff’s office expense
1.44 Tuesday and spent a few days vis­ from 1 to 217, include all the real properties appearing on the tax
iting relatives.
C. C. Wilson, Sheriff’s office ex­
A number of Kent people attend­ rolls of Sherman County on October 1, 1938, the data of the issuance
pense
68.00
ed the show and ¡Rebekah plays at of sarid certificates af delinquency, upon whieh taxes have been de­
Prentice Hall Inc., Sup’t office
linquent for more than three years from the earliest date of such
expense
2.15 Graaa VMky Saturday evening.
delinquency
and two annual instalments of such delinquent taxes
Mr.
an^Bbrs.
R.
N.
McGlasson
Public Affairs Committee,
have
not
been
paid in compliance with Chapter 5, Oregon Laws, Spec­
spent
the
week
end
at
Moro
at
the
Sup't office expense
2.00
Wilford
Belshe'heme
ial
Session/
1935,
as amended by Chapter 96, Oregon Laws, 1987,
Royal Typewriter Co., Sup’t
iMr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith were and against which no other valid and subsisting certificate or certifi­
office expense
97.81
business visitors in The Dalles cates of delinquency are outstanding. The total amount shown by
Valley Printing Co., Sup’t
office expense
2.20 Sunday.
said certificates of delinquency to ¡be due and owing against each
Mrs. . J. S. Newcomb, Mrs. Jo
Wilv W. Knighten, Office help
parcel of real property described therein includes all taxes, 1937
$41.66: Stamps $6.00
47.6« Bauer and Eileen and Roy Hogue and prior years, which were unpaid and delinquent at the date of the
were all day guests at the L. W.
, Sherman County Journal
Issuance of said certificates. Such certificates so issued to Mid coun­
Amick
home Tbursdav.
County Printing $26.00;
ty were filed by the Sheriff and Tax Collector in the office of the
Kent
Grange
No.
688
will
hold
its
Clerk's office expense $7f>0;
County
Cle k on thl 5th day of December, 1938, ^nd constitute gnd
next
regular
meeting
Saturday
eve­
Clerks record books 114.80 148.30
are
a
public
recordjppen to the inspection of all persons interested
ning
February
11.
Sheriff’s office
74.00
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Gore of The therein.
Geo. A. Potter, County Judge’s
Dalles were calling at the L. J
The numbers of each of said certificates of delinquency, the
expense
8.7«
Davis home a short time Tuesday. ni.mes of the person or persons appearing on the latest tax roll
Geo. A. Potter, road expense 30.45
in the hands of the Sheriff and Tax-Collector o f Sherman County at
T. Leland Bron^p^ Expenses Re:
Burrell murder case
11J5
the date of the first publication of this summons as the owner or
T. Leeter Johnson, expenses Re:
owners of said properties, and if unknown, so stated, followed by a
(Continued from page’ one»
delinquent tax foreclosure
description of each of the separate parcels of property, together with
TouVelle
of Jachsonville when the
suit
20.00
latter’s term expires next month. .he total amount of delinquent taxes for 1937 and all prior years with
Sherman County Fair Associa­
But
the big surprise, if current ii.te est thereon to October 1st, 1938, the date of the issuance of said
tion, 1989 Fair Fund
600.00
rumor
materializes into reality, certificates of delinquency, are as follows:
Otis Baker, Janitor
\ 66.00
will be the retirement of Henry F.
D. C. Wax Equipment House
Cabell of Portland, present chair
Supplies Treasurer’s office
furniture
82.36 man of the commission, who will be
f* O-4
succeeded by H. B. Van Duzer of
Naomi Van Gilder, Telephone
Portland, a former member of the
tolls Treasurer’s office July
3.85 commission. In the event of this
to January, mcluaive
—
3 °
predicted reorganization of the Certificate number, Name of Owners and
City of Moro, Water at Court
4)
Description
of
Proptrty
3.50 highway commission it is also ex­
<2w '£ Û « «
house
pected that R. H. Baldock will re­
Kilham, Assessor’s office .90c
7.12 tire as state highway engineer, 1. Otis Alley Estate, Clements Addition
Clerk’s office $6.22
$12.91
prdbably in favor o f C. B. McCul­ to the C ity of G rass Valley, L ots 1, 2, and
West Coast Prnt. A Bind. Co.
2.
A
m
erican
Legion,
B
iggs
A
ddition
to
lough,
present
assistant
engineer.
8.28
Sup’t office expense
the City of Wasco, East 12 ft. of Lot 9
101.99
Sheriff’s office expense
and
West 38 ft. of Lot ...... —......................
10
55.08
163.90 Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F A A-M
Clerk’s office records
3.
'American
Legion,
Barnums
Addition
Meets on the 1st and
Department of Agriculture Seal­
the City of Moro, West 154 ft. of Lot
3rd Thursday eve­ 4 to and
er of weights and measures 3.76
.........................................................
345.56
nings of each month.
Geo. B. Moon, Courthouse ex­
4.
George
P.
Amo,
Part
of
Southeast
Visiting members cot
pense
59.20
Quarter of Southeast Quarter in Sherman
diaUy invited to meet |
<Roy*k Typewriter Co., Clerk’s
94
IS 18E 849
office expense
113.40
5. Jessie Amos, Biggs Addition to the
Geo. H. Wrleox Officers .bonds 105.00 A. B. Christianson W. M.
City of Wasco, North Half of Lots 1 and
12
233.92
C. V. Belknap, Secy
Farmer’s Elevator A Supply Co
6. Emil Andersen,-City of Wasco. Ori­
Deputy Sheriff’s ‘bond
26.00
n T I. O. 6 . F. ginal Site, Lot 6 and West Half of Lot ....
57.41
Pacific Power A Light Co.,
Moro, Oregon
7. Ida M. And ews, Dunlap’s Second
Lights and mdse.
56.45
Meets 1st and 3rd Addition to the City of Wasco, Lots 5
Standard Oil Co., Gasoline foT
Tuesdays
in the and
.....................................................
66.81
governm ent trapper— ' » 8.50
I.O..O.F. hall Tran 8. - G. T. and Ida M. Andrews, Dunlap’s
sient and visiting Second Addition to the City of Wasco,
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
....................................................
brothers are cordi­ Lots 1 and
82.18
ally invited to meet 9. G. T. Andrews,. -Biggs Second Addi­
Notice is hereby given that the
with us.
’ u ..
tion to the City of Wasco, Lots 9, 10,
undersigned has filed in the Coun­
11 and
.............................. ..........................
12
18
ty Court of the State of Oregon Ve’non Miller, N. G.
392.65
Joe Truitt, Secretary. 10. James C. Ashley, Henarieville Addi­
for Sherman County her Final
tion to the City of Grass Valley, Lot .......
31.83
Account and Report as adminis­
tratrix of the estate of J. A. Bar­ Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S 12. Aqdrew Barnett Estate, City of
Moro, Oregon
Wasco, Original Site, Lot 9 and ......... .
10
5745
nett, deceased, and that Monday,
Meets Every Second and
’ 1. George Baker, Biggs Addition to the
the 13th day of February, ■ 1939,
Fourth Thursdays in each City of Wasco, L o t,.....................................
135.46
a? 10.TX) o’clock a. m., of said
Month. Visiting members 15. Emaline Belshee, City of Moro, Ori­
day,* at the court , room, in the
ginal Site, Lots 6 and ............ ........................
0189
js ner man _
>
»»
courthouse, in Moro, Sherman
County, Oregon, have been fixed
'
17. John Biggs Estate, Dunlap’s Second
Ruth Sparling, Secretary.
Addition to the City of Waseo,- Fraction
by the Court as the time and
-t'U 1. - .
" ............ ■
of Lots 9, 10, 11 and .... ...............................
12
place for hearing of objections to
said Final Aodount and Report Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge No. 116 Dunlap’s First Addition to the City of
Moro, Oregon
’Vasco, Lots 4, 7 and 8 and Fraction of 5
and for the seulem ent of said
Meets 2d A 4th Tues
nnd
.... .................................... ...............
estate.
day of each month.
’rfi»nlsp’s First ArfdftUn tb the City of
Mary F. Smith,
Adminiatrétrix.l V“ iti'1«
»»«j
Wasco, Fraction of Lots 11 and ................
12
56 03
T. Lester Johnson.
’ d ’T Î w u w u L . xr c
18. Eva Pearl Binder, City of Moro,
Attorney for administratrix. 19-14
“ “ , ‘
Original Site, Westerly 35 ft ‘. hf Lot ....
199.05
Florosmo J o h a o to n 3 « « '
20. M»ry E. booth, Armswo thy Addi-
Statehouse Gossip
j
’
ri
• -p
Lot
Township
N or S
or Block
Sherman County Observer
Established N ot . 2, 1888
(¡rasa Valley Journal
Established Oct. 14, 1897
CONSOLIDATED Maith 6, 1931
Wasco News-Enter prise
Established N ot . 1891
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932
of underground water.
KENT NEWS
F in n the Observer Feb. 11, 1910 j ■
French and Downing sold their
The funeral of Mrs. J. R. Rucker,
store business to the firm of Coop- 67, waa held at the Kent grange
er Brothers.
hall Friday afternoon with Father
Cause No. 2518
4i
Mrs. Truman (Butts, late of Grass O’Donovan of Dufur in charge of
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
Valley, will be the guest of rela- the services. Mrs. Rucker died at
*’ FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
fives and friends at The Dalles, un- the state hospital - in Pendleton j
til Truman gets their new home at Tuesday. She leaves besides her SHERM1AN COUNTY, a Political Subdivision of the State of Oregon
Bend organized.
husband, one son Paul Smith, and p o n tiff,
va.
We are informed that English two grand children in Porto Rico» o tis Alley Estate, Wasco American Legion,Moro American
Legion,
sparrows make good pot pies. Dad Cuba. Zells funeral home had Q
p A
j
Amos, E u An<jersen Ma M Andrews, G. T.
SeH. aaya the Wrda o f t h e Main charge of burial , t the I. O. O. F and H a „ A n d tw j Q T
c Ashkjr_ Andrew
S treet pests are u
ng is
attended ' the nett Estate, George Baker, Emaline Belshee, John Biggs Estate, Eva
sparrows, and are easy to trap, so
Kent I01KS wno atteno«i m e
*,
»
T
..
help yourself to a mess of them card party at Shaniko Saturday Fearl Binder, Mary E. Booth, J. W. Booth Estate, J. H. Bottemiller,
for dinner, so long as they last.
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. L. E. J- N. Boyd, S. P. Brisbine Estate, Mrs. C. J. Bright, Mary K. Britton,
Loat__Between Moro and Gordon Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes, M. A. Brock Estate, Brugman Timber Company,/Mars. L. A. Bruley,
Ridge, a boy’s shoe, almost new. Nr. and Mrs. W. C. Guyton, M t . Elva A. Bryant, S. C. Clodfelter, B. F. Cochran Estate, George E.
Finder please leave at this office. and (Mirs. L Sather and Mr. and Cocsen, Bert S. Cox, George W. Coy, Hattie Craig, George N. Crosfield
R. W. Pinkerton.
Mr8- Tel . v?" Bo?2,e t
. . w . ‘ Estate, Pierre Cutchierre, J. E. Davis, W .K . Deal, C. E. Deal, Juanita
From the Observer Feb. 13. 1920 ' J- M- Collins of Toppenish, Wash
Foe, Nancy j Dunlap Flora D uniap> S . P . Briabine Estate, East-
All restrictions of quarantine in
WB\ a
uT •hmwHf
lnnd ern Ore£ °n Trading Company, J. W. Eaton, J. M. Eddy, R. G. Ed-
Moro because of the “flu” was rais- Thursday where he^ bought a load
» .
.. ««
T u e S Iv a « a a lta w L a r ' t h e of cattle from J. L. feavis and haul- wards’ J - A- Elb8« Gertrude Epperson, Ernest Eshnger, M. Estey, Roy
ed L T w i of a m orein»
ad ‘hem to Washington.
! Feeloy, Myrtle Walker Fenwick« Harvey J. Ferrell, Nellie Dintfe
school
t
.
• ’.
I E. J. Barnet of Condon was an Fields, Nellie Dlnglo Fields, T. L. Fields, I. E. Fields, Fred R. Fort-
A. a
Hush oveTn^ b t guest at the G. L. Barnet ner, F. E. Fortner, L. R. French, Hattie E. French, The First National
home Thursday night. He was ac- Bank of Kelso, Grant Garland, IV. A. Gentry, Sadie Gideon Estate,
Jean R- J- Ginn Est‘ te- Ma y Girt- Ira J -
c - A-
county
Barnet
and
daughter
Emma
Jean
Heath
and
Son8>
ArXhur
L
Helliwell,
Godfrey
Hendricka,
Bertha Glenn
Ruxton, deceased.
who
had
been
at
t
e
.
.
arne
jjeroux,
Maggie
Hi&inbotham
Estate,
Herbert
Hill,
L.
S. Hinea,
J F. Noonan has the former H.
o
on.
W
r
e
n
H
o
^
r
and
two
children
James
Hoag,
Etta
Hoag.
Walter
E.
Holman.
Charles
and
Anna
Hull,
W. Strong farm residence archored
on h islo ts in Barnum addition. The
j q B auer (-^.ass Valley were
J /K . Irby, Lucy Isaacs, Emil R. Jaekel, Joe James, John Day Power
h o a x was moved Tuesday in two djnn<.r _uests at the home of the Company, Ella jo n e s, John Karlen, Grace L.Kelley, W. A. Kentner
Motion, skid, being placed under foim er.,
Mrs. B. A. Hogue Estate, H. Laughter, Mary Leonard Estate, May Lowden, Emma E.
the building and C. G. Silver speed- Tupsday €Venln^
j Lueas Estate, H. B. Lusk, Charles McAllister, Charles McAJliater, P.
Uy horsing it along with his Holt
Mf Rnd Mrg Arthur Cratty Te. w (McDonal<i Estate, A. W. McFarland, M. McKenzie, Leroy H. Mar-
Sec.
£*»»»•<
•r
*lprrmAtt
FRIDAY, FBÄUJJÜUBY |0 , IftW
TUX SJfS&MAN COUNTY JO1TRNAL. MORO, OREGON
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as
a
Certificate number» Name of Own­
er», and Description of Property
s 3
ä
uun to me City ot Wasco. L o t ....................
21. J. W. Booth Estate, Biggs Additien
to the -City of Wasco, Southerly 136 ft. in­
cluding alley of entire b lock ................... «...
22. J. H. Bottemiller, Kent Town., Ori­
ginal Site,* Lot ................................... .............
Kent Town., Original Site, West 80 ft. of
Lots 6, 7, and all of Lots 8, 9 and ................
Kent Town., Original Site, Lots 9 and ___
l i otter’s Addition to Kent Town., Lots 4
»nd *
..... .............................................
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., all of ........ ..............L.........................
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., all of .......... .........................
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., alj o f ......................................
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, a n d ....................
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., Lots 8, 4, and ....;...............................
•Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town. r ......... ...... ............
23. J. N. Boyd, Sherman Addition to the
City of Grass Valley, Lots 7 and .......i,___
; S .“jrB rii6rh e Estate, Hays Addition
to the City of Moro, Lota 8 and
26. M s. C. J. Bright, City of Wasco, Ori­
ginal Site, Lots 11 and .............i..................
26. Mary K. Britton, City of Waaco, Ori­
ginal Site, Lots 5 S n d ______ :___________
Dunlap’s First Addition to the City of
Wasco, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a n d ...... .............
27. IM. A. Brock Estate, McPherson Ad­
dition to the City of Wasco, Lots 7 and ....
28. Brugman Timber Company, North­
east Quarter of Southeast Quarter o f ........
29. Mrs. L, A. Bruley, McPherson Addi­
tion to the City of Wasco, L o t .........
30. Elva A. Bryant, Mowry Addition to
the City of Moro, Lots 4, 5, and
........ ..
33. S. O. Clodfelter, McPherson Addition
to the City of Wasco, Lots 1 a n d ...........«...
34. B. F. Cochran Estate, DeMoss Town.,
Original Site, Lot ........................................
35. George E. Coesen, Hays Addition to
the City of Moro, Lots 7, 10, a n d ................
36. Bert S. Cox, Clements lAdditlon to
the City of Grass Valley, Lot 3 and North­
erly Half of Lot ............................................
37. George W. Coy, East Half of North­
west Quarter and West Half of Northeast
Quarter
.....................................................
38. Hattie Craig, Kent Town., Original
Site, Lot ............................................. 7 ........
39. George N. Crosfield Estate, Arms,
worthy Addition to the City of Wa>eo, Lot
40. Pierre Cutchierre, City of Wasco,
Original Site, Lots 7 and ............................
41. J. E. Davis, Kent Town., Original
Site, Lot ..................................
42. W. K. Deal, City of Moro, Original
Site, Lot ..........................
43. C. E. Deal, City of Moro, Originel
Site, Northerly Half of
44. Juanita DeFoe, Rolhna First Addi­
tion to the City of Grass Valley, Lota 7
and
...... ................. ,
______ _
46. Nancy J. Dunlap, Dunlap’s First Ad­
dition to the City of Wasco, Lots 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, and ........................................... ..... .......
47. Flora Dunlap, South Half of South­
west Quarter .......................................... .....
49. S. P, Briabine Estate, City of Moro,
Original Site
50. Eastern Oregon Trading Oo., Kent
Town., Original Site, Lots 3, 8, and .........
52. J. W. Eaton, City of Wasco, Original
Site, Lots 1, 2, and .......... ........‘_______ ___
53. J. *M. Eddy, Oity of Moro, Original
Site, Lot 3 and Westerly Half of*................
City of Moro, Original Site, Lots 8, 9, and
54. R. G. Edwards, City of Grass Valley,
Original Site
........................................
55. J. A. Ellis, McPherson First Addi­
tion to the City of Wasco, Vol. V, Page
475, North Half of Lots 7 and 8 except a
strip 5 ft. x 60 ft. off Southwest s id e .......
67. Gertrude Epperson, McPherson Ad­
dition to the City of Wasco, Lots 11 and
58. Ernest Eslinger, City of Gra^s Val­
ley, Original Site, Lots 3, 4, and ................
C9. M. Estay, That part of Northwest
Quarter of Northeast Quarter in Sherman
County
.......................
61. Roy Feeley, Clements Addition to the
City of Grass Valley, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
and
........................................................
62. (Myrtle Walker Fenwick, Biggs Addi­
tion to the City of Wasco, Lots 5 a n d .......
63. Harvey J. Ferrell, Southwest Quar­
ter
Northwest Quarter and W est Half of
Northeast Quarter
64. Nellie Dingle Fields, City of Wasco,
Original Site, Vol. W, Page 163b, Lots 7
«nd
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Dunlap’s Second Addition to the City of
Wasco, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a n d ....................
65. Nellie Dingle Fields Vol, W, Page
163a, McPherson Addition to the City of
Wa s c o __________________________ ____
66. T. L. Fields, Armsworthy Addition
to the City of Wasco, Lot 7 and West
Half of
................................................
Armsworthy Addition to the City of Was­
co, Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, and
67. I. E. Fields, Lots 3 and 4
69. Fred 'R. Fortner, North Half of
Southwest Quarter and Southeast Quar­
ter of Northwest Q uarter............................
70. F. E. Fortner, Southeast Quarter of
Southwest Quarter • ...........................
73. L, R. French, Clements Addition to
the City of Grass V a lle y ..............................
75. Hattie E. French, Clements Addition
to the City of Grass Valley, Lots 14 and
76: , The First' National Bank, Kelso,
Wash., Part of Lots 7, 8, and 12, .... .......
Lot 1 in Sherman C ounty............................
77. Grant Garland, Oity of Wasco, Origi­
nal Site, Lx>ts 4 and - ................ ...................
McPherson (Addition to the City of Waseo
79. W. A. Gentry, Dunlap*s Second Ad­
dition to the City of Wasco, Lots 5 and _
80. Sadie Gideon Estate, Rollins First
Addition to the City of Grass Valley,
South Half of ......... ......................~...............
81. R. J. Ginn Estate, Clements Addition
, to the City of Grass Valley, Lots 6 and ....
83. Msrv Girt. Sherman Addition to the
City of Grass Valley, Vol. O, Page 168,
Lots 5 and
.....................:......................
Continued on page four.
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