THE »HERMAN COLNTÏ JOURNAL, MUKO, ORRUON
»AOB TWO
without a new tax it is time to say
so, although th ey should realise
that little additional money can be
Sherman County Observer
given to relief under- this , plan,
Established N ot . 2, 1888
New relief money will have to
Grass Valley Journal
come
from new taxes.
Established Oct. 14, 1897
The new income and excise tax
CONSOLIDATED March 6 ,. 1931 es are hot new except in rates. All
Wasco New»-Enter prise
money so raised will go to the re
Established Nov. 1891
lief of the state property tax.
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 That is worth saying again. In
come and excise taxes are a prop
Statehouse Gossip
(Continued from page one J
Kansas where the plan was adopted
in 1933 a group of legislator» with
the aid of a permanent staff of re
search experts analyses proposed
legislation sifts oat the proposals
which it regards as worthy of at
tention by the legislature and pre.
pares the necessary bills so that
they will be ready for introduc
erty tax offset.
Published Every Friday at
"
Moro, Oregon
Giles L. French
Editor
FRIDAY, FE&RUABY l t , IM»
SUMMONS
>
tion when the seesion convene».
The plan 1» said to have greatly
expediated action on legislative
problem« in the sunflower state, r
'
Cause No. 2118
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
SHERMAN COUNTY, a Political Subdivision of the State of Oregon
Plaintiff,
vs.
Otis Alley Estate,, Wasco American Legion,Moro American Legion,
George P. Amo, Jessie Amos, Emil Andersen, Ida M. Andrews, G. T.
end Ida M. Andrews, G. T. Andrews, James C. Ashley, Andrew Bar
nett Estate, George Baker, Emaline Belshee, John Biggs Estate, Eva
Pearl Binder, Mary E. Booth, J. W. Booth Estate, J. H. Bottemillsr,
J. N. Boyd, S. P. Brisbin« Estate, Mrs. C. J. Bright, Mary K. Britton,
e e •
Premature publicity appears to M. A. Brock Estate, Brugman Timber Company, /Mrs. L. A. Bruley,
The Maupin basket ball warn?
have discouraged a move to require Elva A. Bryant, S. O. Clodfelter, E X Codlitan Estate, George E.
Grass Valley News
y
Entered as second-class matter at
the Postoffice a t Moro, Oregon
Under Act of Congress of March motored here Friday night where
they played the Grass Valley
J, 1879.
Tigers on the home floor. Gras*
M em ber
Valley’s first team winning and the
cond team losing.
and Mrs. Dell Olds had as
dinner guests Friday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Powell and Dr. ana
Mrs. C. L. Poley and daughter
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
'"Rachel of Moro; Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Alley and Miss Jean Powell from
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
here.
Payable in Advance
ONE Y E A R ....... .....- - .....—
Art Bibby went to Walla Walla,
Washington on business Friday re
turning home Sunday.
FE B R U A R Y 17, 1939
The Book Worm club met at the
home of Mrs. C. A. Oestrich Fri
CITY ROAD TAX
day evening with ten members
Some surprise was occasioned present. Mrs. HaTold Eakin gave
last week when it was learned that a book review on ‘‘Green Light” by
the cities of the county had over Douglas. Refreshments followed.
$1300 coming from the county on
Jim Mattftes of Kent was a visi
the road millage. At least one mill tor here Wednesday.
is levied on all property in the
Mr. and Mrs. Vern McGowan of
county each year for the purpose Pendleton are the parents of a son
of roads. Each city is a separate born February 11, at the Pendleton
road district and therefore is cred hospital.
ited with its part of the general
Bruce and Lila Lee Alley were
road tax.
As the cities do not have a road visitors in The Dalles Saturday
program or equipment to build or evening.
repair roads they generally hire
J. R. Ferrington, Manager o‘
the county’s machinery to work the the Telephone company at Tht
streets. This does not use up all Dalles and L. E. Clyde, district
the money that is raised and the traffic manager of Portland, callcc
balance remains in the county’s at the local telephone office Mon
"possession until it is called for by day.
the cities. It must be spent foi
Art Justesen of Kent was a busi
road or rather street work and
cannot be .used for any other pur- ness visitor here Saturday.
The Grass Valley town basketM!-.
ribose under the l a w ,--------------------
team motored to Rufus Thursday
evening, wbere they played tht
Rufus team. Grass Valley winning
PUD LEGISLATION
41 to 39.
K present appearances may be
Friends called on Mr. and Mrs
safely judged the legislation, deal
L.
D. May last Tuesday afternooi
ing with the hydro electric condi
tions in Oregon will 'be disappoint at their ranch home to celebrate
ing to those who have a desire tc their f>5th wedding anniversary
U is unlikely that a drastic power, Cake and coffee was served ti
business. That is, there will be no about twenty-five.
public utility district without ade
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer had as
quate safeguards to the taxpayer. dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs
A large group of those who a Gus Hartman and son Charles of
few years ago -were howling lustily Waaco.
-
for free power without cost to the
Clyde Davis was a Portland visi
taxpayers have come to feel that
tor several lays last week.
unless care is exercised the taxpay
Mrs. McGinnis returned to het
er will be stuck and have voiced home at Nyssa after spending twt
tlieir thought to vociferously that
weeks,w ith her son and family
it is unlikely that a drastical pewar
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Cantrall. He:
nolicy could obtain favor in either
daughter, M ts . Kendrick Dunlap
house.
took her as far as Biggs Tuesday
This does not mean that there
Mr. and Mrs* J. H. Wilt had as
will be no legislation to aid the dinner guests Sunday, Mr. anc
formation of power districts in Mrs. Ray Blake of Moro and Mi
Oregon; there is almost certain to vid Mrs. Scott Fortner of Hoo<
be such legislation. It is now thot River.
•that some of the difficulties of
Arden Squire and Bill Bake1
forming the district will ibe re Were in The Dalles Monday when
moved so that districts can be Mr. Baker consulted a physician.
formed easier. It is liekly that
Loy Cochran was up from Port
they will be asked to pay taxes on land last Tuesday visiting at tlv
their lines and other equipment in Dben Kee home. Mrs. Kee return
much the same manner as the pri ed to Portland with him to ivsi
vate companies and while they are with relatives.
at present included in the excise
Mrs. Matt Simon returned fro.n
tax law a .true PUD would not Portland Sunday after spendin*
make a profit to tax so that gesture several days there visiting rel
is so much horseradish.
atives.
There is also a feeling that th«
M<rs. Art Bibby entertained som*
bonds should ibe sold at public sale friends Monday afternoon honor
to prevent their disposal to private ing her daughter Janice on her 4th
individuals who are reported to be birthday. Games were played fol
making a nice profit from the sale lowed by refreshments of cake and
of public utility bonds at private ice cream.
sale.- The bills are now in the
Mrs. Herman Schilling entertain
senate where (they are undergoing
(Continued on page four)
scrutiny of the committees there.
It is likely that they will be chang
ed to a certain degree before they
emerge for the sponsors themselves I HE PETERS FAMILY
could not agree on the terms and
Henrich Peters was horn in Han-
two bills were introduced to meet >ver, Germany in February, 1869
the demands of .the two groups of ind still faintly remembers the war
sponsors.
of 1866 that was fought near his
The legislature cannot -turn out home. When a young man* he serv
two PUD laws and will therefore
'd his time in the Germany army
not have the leeway of supporters
and has to this day a picture of
of the idea. The legislature will
himself and squad. .
have to agree on something. Rev
After marrying he worked in
enue bonds are practically assured
his
native land for a few year
for many who live in sparseFy
and
decided to bring his. family
settled districts favor this type
of bend over general obligator ‘hen composed of wife and three
bends for under the revenue bopd children, to this country where sev
the user of the juice will be the eral residents of his homeland had
one to pay instead of the property already settled. They arrived in
The Dalles the night of January 1,
owner of the district.
It wrll probably be two weeks be 1889 and before spring they were
fore the matter is settled but the settled on a pre-emption claim
general result can be at least sur south of Grass Valley. Within two
or three years he took up a home
mised already.
stead on which he still lives.
Coming from Germany
LEGISLATIVE HIGH-LIGHTS
Peter;
a son since deceased; Mary,
(Continued from page one)
much from its ideas of the proprie now Mrs. Hans Koepke, who died
this year, Surviving o f the chil
ty of things.
Bigger things are coming in dren who were born after the ar
now, and will continue for the re rival here are John, Henry, Her
mainder of the session with the man and Fred and iMrs. W. D.
PUD bills and the taxation1 meas Barnett all of Grass Valley. Mfs.
ures gradually taking the lime Peters died nearly twenty • years
light. It is still too early to tell
Mr. Peters has remained close to
whether there will be nedr taxes or
not, that depending on the amount his acres working them diligently
of money that can be given to re and profitably and increasing them.
lief and pensions from the regular He still takes an active part in
directing the farm which the boys
budget.
Taxpayers throughout the state operate. Since 1899 when the Rose
now have the opportunity to make bush school district was establish-
themselves heard in the matter of ed hh has been 7 direcUr“ « ¿ e p i for
taxes. If they want the regular one year, and dpring that tim e he
budget
to
supply
re lie f
has been chairman many times,
n I ■!
- — -* —
cats to wear a bell as a protection
to birds. The measure admittedly
contains much real merit, is known
to have been draJted but newspa
per publicity aroused so much ad*
verse comment and ridicule thrf
its sponsors now deby any know
ledge of such a proposal.
• • •
The capitol reconstruction com
mission will be allowed until Au:
gust 31 to wind up its affairs if the
recommendations of the senate con
niitiee on capitol reconstruction
meets with the legislative approv
al. This is the extension of one
month over the original plan* tc
liquidate the affairs of this com-
nission by July 31.
« * •
Souvenir hunters continue then
acts of vandalism around the new
capitol. Not a day passes but that
something is carried away by per
sona ivsiting the building. Locks
arc unscrewed from the doors ir
the rest rooms, a large brass plate
weighing several pounds was taker
from the floor of one of the eleva
tors. Nothing appears to -be sac
red to the vandals none of whon
has as yet been apprehended. •
• ♦ •
«
Promoters of an electrical vol
ing device have been exhibiting
the machine in the state house
this past week.
The device bj
which the lawmakers would be abl<
to register their vote by the simpk
expedient of pressing a button at
their desk would cost the state be
tween 950,000 and $80,000 installe
in the House and Senate. Presen
indications are for “no sale” ol
the machine to the present seasior
* • •
A group of senators and repre
tentatives are sponsoring a pro
posed constitutional amendment t<
’•emove the restriction which nov.
limita the state treasurer and see
retary of state to two consecutiv«
terms.
• V • • «
* Senator Kenin of Multnomah
author of a number of measures tc
make life more pleasant for public
îmployees has now introduced p
till providing for a 38-hour week
eor state employees. Under Kenin’?
proposal the work day would star
at 9:00 a. m. and close at 6:00 p. p
with Saturday afternoons off.
• • •
Senator Strayer of Baker, Eayi
of Multnomah, Booth of Linn, Ba’
entine of Klamath and Dunn o
îr.ckson constitute the legislative
aterim committee. whose duty it
vill be to pass on appointments tc
he board of higher education, tlv
milk control board and one or twr
other boards between sessions o
the legislature.
• • •
Encouragement of
vocational
duration ir proposed in a »bill spon
sored by Senator Lee providinf
for the creation of county board
for vocational education with pow
er to levy up to one mill in taxe
for support of vocational educe
tional schools.
JOB PLACEMENTS
January placements reported ti
the unemployment compensation
commission by the Oregon employ
ment service were 19 per cent more
numerous in December, officials an
nounced. A total of 3233 jobs were
filled.
The Dalles, covering Sherman
Wesco, Gilliam, Wheeler and Jeff
erson counties accounted for 103
or 3 2 per cent, of the state total.
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F'& A-M
Meets on the 1st and
3rd Thursday evo-
" of each month.
Visiting members cor
dially invited to meet
— with n s.----------
A. B. Christianson W. M.
____________ C. V. Belknap, Secy.
Moro Lodge bio. 113,"" t.~O. O.fc’.
Moro, Oregon
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays
in the
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
sient and visiting
brothers are cordi
ally invited to meet
with us.
Ve non Miller, N. G.
Joe Truitt, Secretary.
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.&
Moro, Oregon
Meets
Every
Second and
*
Fourth Thursday» in each
Month. Visiting members
Invited
Rose Amidon, W,M.
Ruth Sparling, Secretary?
Lupine
Rebekah Lodge
Moro, Oregon
Meets 2d A 4th Tues
day of each month.
Vu,itlM<
2??*:
r.
, 5?bekah M 1*0?’
; Florence JohnatomSec
No. 114
Certificate number, Name of Own
ers, and Description of Property
non to the City of Wasco. L o t ..... .............
21. J. W. Booth Estate, Biggs Addition
to the ‘City of Wasco, Southerly 135 ft. In
cluding alley of entire b lo ck ------------------
n r -
à
I-**
5
449.58
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 a n d ........ .......
Kent Town., Original Sits, Lots 9 a n d __
•Yrotter’s Addition to Kent Town., Lets 4
and
Coesen, Bert S. Cox, George W. Coy, Hattie Craig, George N. Crosfield
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Estate, Pierre Cutchierre, J. E. Davis, W. K. Deal, C. E. Deal, Juanita
Town., all of ...................................................
De Foe, Nancy J. Dunlap, Flora Dunlap, S. P. Briabine Estate, East
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
ern Oregon Trading Company, J. W. Eaton, J. M. Eddy, R. G. Ed
Town., all of .............................................
wards, J. A. Ellis, Gertrude Epperson, Ernest Eslinger, M. Estey, Roy
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., all of ................... ............................
Fceley, Myrtle Walker Fenwick, Harvey J. Ferrell, Nellie Dingle
Fields, Nellie Dingle Fields, T. L. Fields, I. E. Fields, Fred R. Fort
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Town., Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, a n d ...... r_____
ner, F. E. Fortner, B. R. French, Hattie E. French, The First National
Ragsdale and Morrison Addition to Kent
Bank of Kelso, Grant Garland, W. A. Gentry, Sadie Gideon Estate,
Town., Lots 8, 4, and ....................................
R. J. Ginn Estate, Ma.y Girt, Ira J. Goin, Ray Hansel, C. A. Harper,
Ragsdale, and Morrison Addition to Kent
Heath and Sons, Arthur L. Hellhvell, Godfrey Hendricks, Bertha Glenn
Town.
— ---- -------_________ ________
Heroux, Maggie Higinbotham Estate, Herbert Hill, L. S. Hines,
23. J. N. Boyd, Sherman Addition to the
James Hoag, Etta Hoag, Walter E. Holman. Charles and Anna Hull,
City of Grass Valley, Lota 7 and ....._____
J. K. Irby, Lucy Isaacs, Emil R. Jaekel, Joe James, John Day Power
24. S. P. Brisbine Estate, Haya Addition
Company, Etta Junes, John Karkn, Grace L.Kelley, W. A. Kentner
to the City of Moro, Lota 8 and J .......
Estate, H. Laughter, Mary Leonard Estate, May Lowden, Emma E.
25. M: s. C. J. Bright, City of Waaco, Ori-
Lucas Estate, H. B. Lusk, Charles McAllister, Charles McAllister, P.
gmal Site, Lots 11 and ...............________
W. McDonald Estate, A. W. McFarland, M. McKenzie, Leroy H. Mar
26. Mary K. Britton, City of Waaco, Ori
ginal Site, Lots 5 a n d ....................................
tin, Glenn E. Maurer, Jessica M auer, Elsie L. Miller, Bertha F. Moon,
Dunlap’s First Addition to the City of
Moro Slate Bank, Edgar L. and James A. Muckle, Natatores, Ihc.,
Wasco, Lott 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 a n d ...... .............
Emmett Olds Estate, L. A. and Ida Olds, Dean Olds, D. C. O’Reilly,
27. IM:. A. Brock Estate, McPherson Ad
Anna Packard, Markaret W. Peetz and W. C. Bryant Estate, Ronald
dition to the City o f Wasco, Lot« 7 end
A. Perr»ult, George S. Per shin Estate, Ruby B. Pettys, Guy W. Pick
28.
Brugman Timber Company, North
ard, Russell PiersoR, Fred and Genevieve Pickett, Anna Provost, E. P.
east Quarter of Southeast Quarter o f ........
Rich, Mrs. B. J. Robertson, L. W. Ross, Bertha Sagawe Estate, Andy
29. Mrs. L. A. Bruley, McPherson Addi
Sandvig, Andy Sandvig, Emma Sayrs, Louis Schadewitz Estate,
tion to the City of Wasco, L o t...............«...
Joseph Scheurer, T. E. Sink Estate, Lottie Sirginson Estate, Laura
30. Elva A. Bryant, Mowry Addition to
Smith, Mamie E. Spoonemore, Earl D. Stack, Zoe S. Thompson, K. F.
the City of Moro, Lott 4, 6, and ................
Thompson, Alice M. Thorpe, Laura Tomlin Estate, United States Trust
33. S. O. Clodfelter, McPherson Addition
to the City of Wasco, Lott 1 a n d ................
Company, Jennie Vfcn Gilder Estate, Jennie Van Gilder Estate, Jennie
S4. B. F. Cochran Eatate, DeMots Town.,
Van Gilder Estate, H. A. Van Gilder, J. C. Freeman, Virginia A.
O iginal Site, Lot ........................................
Mo se, Farmers Elevator and Supply Company, Henry Schadewitz,
35. George E. Coesen, Hays Addition to
Thomas Silverthorn, C. H. Van Hutton, B. M. Vanlandingham, Mary
the City of Moro, Lott 7, 10, a n d ...............
fi. Wall Estate, C. E. Ward, Wasco Motor Service, E. L. Weld, E. L.
36. Beit S. Cox, Clements (Addition to
Weld, E. L. Weld, H. H. and Cora White,- Wesley J. Wilde, Wiley,
the City of Grass Valley, Lot 3 and North
erly Half of Lot ............................... .............
Hannafin and Walsh, James Woods Estate, Nell J. Woods Estate, and
all persons, corporations, known or unknown, claiming any right,
37. George W. Coy, East Half of North
west Quarter and West Half of Northes.t
title to or interest in any of the real estate hereinafter described,
Quarter
...................................
Defendants.
38. Hattie Craig, Kent Town., Original
To each of the defendants above named, and each and every per
Site, Lot .......... .............................................
son owning or claiming to own or having or claiming to have any in
39. George N. Crosfield Estate, Arms-
terest whatsoever in the hereinafter described real property.
worthy Addition to the City of Wasco, Lot
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
40. Pierre Cutchierre, City of Waaco,
Ycu, and each of you, hereby are notified that Sherman County,
Original Site, Lott 7 a n d .... ................
a duly organized county of the State of Oregon, is the owner and
41. J. E. Davis, Kent Town., Original
Site, Lot .._.l_.l...___________
holder of certain certificates of delinquency issued on the 1st day of
42. W. K. Deal, City of Moro, Original
October, 1938, to said county by its Sheriff and Tax Collector, Said
Site, Lot ....................................... ......... ___
certificates, in the aggregate amount of $18,881.89 and numbered
43. C. E. Deaf, City of Moro, Original
from 1 to 217, include all the :eal properties appearing on the tax
Site, Northerly Half of .............. ..................
rolls of Sherman County on October 1, 1938, the date of the issuance
44. Juanita DeFoe, Rollins First Addi
uf said certificates of delinquency, ifpon which taxes have been de-
tion to the City of Grass Valley, Lota 7
inquent for more than three years from the earliest date of such
and
....................................... .................
delinquency and two annual instalments of such delinquent taxes
46. Nancy J. Dunlap, Dunlap’s First Ad
nave not been paid in compliance with Chapter 5, Oregon Laws, Spec-
dition to the City of Wasco, Lott 1, 2. 3.
4, 5, and .............................................
al Session, 1935, as amended by Chapter 96, Oregon Laws, 1937,
47. Flora Dunlap, South Half of South
ind against which no other valid and subsisting certificate or certifi
west Quarter ................................................
cates of delinquency are outstanding. The total amount shown by
49.
S. P. B iabine Estate, City of Moro.
.aid certificates of delinquency to be due and owing against each
Original Site
............................................
parcel of real property described therein includes all taxes, ‘1937
50. Eastern Oregon Trading Oo., Kent
ind prior years, which were unpaid and delinquent at the date of the
Town., Original Site, Lott 3, 8, and .........
s-.uance of said certificate». Such certificates so issued to said coun-
52. J, W. E ato n , City of Waaco, O riginal
_Site. Lott 1, 2, and -Jä._______ ______
y were filed by the Sheriff and Tax Collector in the office of the
Jounty Cle k on the 6th day of December, 1938, and constitute and
53. J. *M. Eddy, Oity of Moro, Original
Site, Lot 3 and Westerly Half o f ...............
ire a public record open to the ‘inspection of all persons interested
City of Moro, Original Site, Lott 8, 9, and
.herein. .
54. R. G. Edwards, City of Grass Valley.
The numbers of each of said certificates of delinquency, the
Original Site
.....................................
'.ames of the person or persons appearing on the latest tax roll
65.
J.
A.
Ellis,
McPherson
First Addi
n the hands of the Sheriff and Tax Collector o f Sherman County at
tion to the City of Wasco, Voi. V, Pare
he date of the first publication of this Summons as the owner or
475, North Half of Lott 7 and 8 except a
,\vners of said properties, and if unknown, so stated, followed by a
strip 5 ft. x 60 ft. off Southwest s id e .......
•escription of each of the separate parcels of property, together with
57. Gertrude Epperson, McPherson Ad
he total amount of delinquent taxes for 1937 and all prior years with
dition to the City of Wasco, Lott 11 and
58. Ernest Eslinger, City of Grass Val
nite cst thereon to October 1st, 1938, the date of the issuance of said
ley, Original Site, Lott 3, 4, and ........ .......
.•ertificates of delinquency, are as follows:
. 59. M. Estäy, That part of Northwest
Quarter of Northeast Quarter in Sherman
2
¿ 1 ?
County
61. Roy Feoley, Clements Addition to the
City of Grass Valley, Lott 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
a c ►4
and
‘..... ..........................................
.s*
3 C ■4-*
4
»
C
5
62. 'Myrtle Walker Fenwick, Biggs Addi
o
be
Certificate number, Name oi owners and
tion to the City of Wasco, Lott 5 and
o
» O« 0
Description of Property
(2
3.52
öS«
63.
Harvey J. Ferrell, Southwest Quar
-•55 O
ter
....................
1.
Northwest
Quarter and West Half o f
:o the City of Grass Valley, Lots 1, 2, and
3
2
$12.91
Northeast Quarter
2. American Legion, Biggs Addition to
64. Nellie Dingle Fields, City of Wasco,
the City of Wasco, East 12 ft. of Lot 9
Original Site, Vol. W, Page 163b, Lott 7
-ind West 38 ft. of Lot ................................
10
1
55.08
..............................................
and
3. American Legion, Barnums Addition
Dunlap’s Second Addition to the City of
to the City of Moro, West 154 ft. of Lot
Wasco, Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and ....................
5
1 and
...............
.....................
B
345.56
65.
^ Nellie Dingle Fields Vol, W, Page
4. George P. Amo, Part of Southeast
163a, McPherson Addition to the City of
Quarter of Southeast Quarter in Sherman
Wasco
...................................... .........
County
............ y...........’...............i......
36
IS 18E 8,99
66. T. L. Fields, Arrittworthy Addition
5. Jessie Amos, Biggs Addition to the
to the City of Wasco, Lot 7 and West
City of Wasco, North Half of Lots 1 and
2
12
233.92
Half of
................................................
6. Emil Andersen, City of Wasco. Ori-
Arms worthy Addition to the City of Was
..¡nal Site, Lot 6 and We3t Half of Lot ....
5
3
57.41
co, Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, and ...... .........................
7. Ida M. And:ews, Dunlap’s Second
67.
I. E. Fields, Lots 3 and 4 ....................
Addition to the City of Wasco, Lots 5
69. Fred R. Fortner, North Half of
and
..................... ,.......... ..............j.
6
8
66.81
Southwest Quarter and Southeast Quar
8. G. T. and Ida M. Andrews, Dunlap’s*
ter
of Northwest Quarter ..........;.................
Second Addition to the City of Wasco,
70. F. E. Fortner, Southeast Quarter of
Lots 1 and
........... ............................... .
2
7
82.18
Southwest Quarter
........... .................
9. G. T. Andrews, Biggs Second Addi
Y3. L. R. French, Clements Addition to
tion to the City of Wasco, Lots 9, 10,
the City of Grass V a lle y ..............................
11 and
...............
12
18
392.65
•
75.
Hattie E. French, Clements Addition
10. James C. Ashley, Henarieville Adda-
to the City of Grass Valley, Lott 14 and
lion to the City of Grass Valley, Lot .......
6
2
31.83
76. The First National Bank, Kelso,
- '
12. Andrew Barnett{ Estate, City of
Wash., Part of Lots 7, 8, and 12,
...... -
Wasco, Original Site, Lot 9 and ........... .
10
7
57,95
Lot 1 in Sherman C ounty........ .ts.... i.........
14. George Baker, Biggs Addition to the
City of Wasco, Lot .... - ......... ...................
77. ' Grant Garland, City of Wasoo, Origi-
4
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