Sherman County journal., May 14, 1948, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ' FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948
to said election,
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED
NOTICE OF SPECIAL EIiW ’- County C ourt«™ .. Courthouse, p o s e ^
Moro, Oregon
that
the 21st day of May, 1948,
TION
.improvements
the
Council
is
Officials
* NOTICE is hereby given that
between the hours of 8:00 o’clock
authorized
to
issue
and
sell
a special election has been call­ J. A. Foss,, Judge, Chairman
general obligation improvement A. M. and 8:00 o’clock P. M. is
E E. Barzee, Judge
ed to be held in the City of Moro
bonds
of the City in the sum hereby designated as the time
W. S. Powell, Judge
on Friday, the 21st day of May,
of
Three
Thousand ' Five Hun­ for -the holding of said election,
Naomi Van Gilder, Clerk
1948. The polling place for said
dred
Dollars
($3,500.00). Said and the following polling place
Florence Martin, Clerk
election will be the County
for
bonds
shall
be
in
such form and and the following judges and
Whereas it is necessary
Courtroom, Courthouse, Moro,
of
mature
as
determined
» by the clerks are hereby designated as
peace, health and safet
Oregon, and the polls will be the
the place and the officials to
the
City
and
its
inhabitants
that
council.
opened from 8 o’clock A. M. un­ improvements to the water sys-
Section 2. The debt limitations conduct said election, to wit:
Polling Place:
til 8 o’clock P. M. The Judges tern be made as soon as possi- contained in - the Charter o fsa id
and Clerks appointed to conduct ble and that this election be City shall not apply to the bonds County Courtroom, Courthouse,
Officials
said election are as follows:
th /r^ re ^ a n
^ S o S T r o T c o u n c i l of the
J. A. Foss, Judge. Chairman
J. A. Foss, Judge, Chairman
erev 'is declared £> exist and thfs City shall Include in the annual
E E Barzee. Judge
E E. Barzee, Judge
W. S. Powell, Judge
W. S. Powell, Judge
■
resolution
shall
come
into
force
tax
levy
a
special
additonal
levy
Naomi Van Gilder, Clerk
Naomi Van Gilder, Clerk
and effect upon its adoption.
Ln a sum sufficient to pay the
Florence Martin, Clerk
Florence Martin, Clerk
Adopted
this
28th
day
of
April,
principal
of
and
the
Interest
on
Said election has been called 1948, by the following vote:
the bonds hereby authorized as. Whereas it is necessary for
for the purpose of submitting
. the peace, health and safety of
Yeas
5
H becomes due. '
to the legal voters for their ac­
Navs
oa
RESOLVED further that the the City and its inhabitants that
ceptance or. rejection, the follow­
Absent
1
* following ballot title is hereby improvements to the streets and
ing proposed Charter t Amend­
drains be made as soon as possi­
Gilps
T
a
French
adopted for said amendment:
ments as embodied in the fol-
ble, and that this election be
Mayor,,
CHARTER AMENDMENT
lowing Resolutions:
called at as early a date as pos­
SUBMITTED
TO
THE
VOTERS
Carrel
S.
Bennett
resolution
sible, now, therefore, an emerg­
Recorder
BY THE COUNCIL '
BE IT RESOLVED by the
ency is declared to exist and this
" Shall the Charter of the City resolution shall come Into force
Council of the City of Moro,
RESOLUTION
of Moro, Oregon, be amended, and effect upon its adoption.
Oregon, that the following pro­
BE IT RESOLVED by the by adding thereto a new chapter.
posed amendment of the charter
Adopted this 28th day of April,
of» said City be and the same is Council of the City of Moro, providing for the issuance of 1948, by the following vote:
hereby proposed for submission Oregon, that the followine pro- improvement bonds of the Citv
Yeas
5
to the legal voters for their posed amendment of the charter in the sum of Three Thousand
Nays
0
adoption or rejection at a speci­ of said City he and the same is Five Hundred Dollars ($3,500.00)
Absent
1
Giles L. French
al election to be held on the 21st hereby proposed for submission to provide funds with which to.
Mayor,,
day of May, 1948, as herein pro­ to the • legal voters for their improve the streets and drains
or rejection at a speci- of the City, and providing a Carrel S. Bennett
vided.
„
_
„TTV, adoption
CHARTER AMENDMENT SI B- al election to he held on the 21st special tax levy to pay the prin-
Recorder
M1TTED TO THE VOTERS BY day of May, 1948, as' herein pro- clpal of and the interest on said
vided.
bonds?
•
.
see
' i’ •••••.«»•••••
THE COUNCIL
( HARTER AMENDMENT SUB-
100 ------ Yes
AN ACT
MITTED TO THE VOTERS BY* 101 ----- NO
To amend the charter of the
THE COUNCIL
RESOLVED FURTHER that.
City of Moro, Oregon, adopted
AN ACT
this resolution for a proposed
by the Legislative Assembly of
To amend the charter of the charter amendment be filed with
the State of Oregon and approv­ City of Moro, Oregon, adopted ¡the Recorder for submission to
a l February 17, 1899 as amended by the Legislative Assembly of the legal voters for their adop-
amend all amendments theieof the State of Oregon and approv- tion or rejection to be voted on
by adding a new chapter author­ ed February 17, 1899, and to at a special election which Is
izing the Council to improve amend all amendments thereof hereby called to be held on the
HELP YOUR C O U N T R Y ...
and extend the water system by adding a new chapter author- 21ts day of May, 1948.
HELP YOURSCLPI
of said City and Issue and sell izing the Council to Improve
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED
water bonds in the sum of 1 ive the city by constructing, recon- that the Recorder be and he is
T h era Is still a v e ry real need
• Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) to structing, repairing, or maintain- hereby Instructed and required
fo r every ounce o f used fatmewe
can salvage. T h e world wide
provide funds with which to Ing streets and drains of said to publish the hereinabove pro-
shortage ia gre
r to d a y than
make said improvements, and City and Issue and sell Improve- posed Charter Amendment sub-
* lease . . . keep
ever before,
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to provide a tax levy to pay the ment bonds in the sum of Three rn It ted to the voters by the
saving and turnin g in y o u r used
principal of and interest on said Thousand Five Hundred Dollars Council in the manner provided
kitchen fata. P. S. Yea I you
d o get paid for them x • • *« d
bonds.
_
($3,500.00) to provide funds with by law, that is to say, by publl-
y
o u k n o w h o w r e a d y cash
BE IT ENACTED BY THE whlch to make said improve- cation of this resolution in full
counts today.
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF ments, and to provide a tax levy in the Sherman County Journal,
MORO, OREGON, that the Char to pay the principal 6f and in- a newspaper published in Moro,
Keep Turning in Used Fntsl
ter of said City of Moro adopted terest on said bonds.
Sherman County, Oregon, and
by the legislative Assembly of
iaericu Fit Ulnp Cm«««, * *
BE IT ENACTED BY' THE h* rebv designated by the Coun
<the State of Oregon and approv­ PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF cil, for two consecutive publl
ed Febduary 17, 1899 as amended MORO, OREGON, that the Char- cations thereof, within the twen
and the game hereby i ter of said City of Moro adopted ty days preceding said election
amended by adding thereto a by the legislative Assembly of at whiph said amendment is to
new’ „chapter to read as follows. the State of Oregon and approv- voted upon, and that the pro-
CHAPTER XV
ed February 17, 1899 as amended posed Chatrer Amendment be
Section 1. The Council of the be and the same hereby fs kept open for inspection of his
City of Moro is authorized to amended by adding thereto a office during' all office hours
improve and extend the water new chapter to read as follows: prior to said election.
system of the City by drilling a
CHAPTER XVI '
RESOLVED FURTHER that
new well, purchasing pumping
Section 1. The Council of the the Recorder be and he Is here
equipment, pipe and other neces­ City of Moro Is authorized to ,by instructed and required to
sary equipment. For the purpose improve the city by construct- post notices of election in at least
of providing funds with which ing, reconstructing,
repairing, three public and conspicuous
to pay the coSt of said improve­ or maintaining
streets
and places in the City for a period
ments the Council is authorized d rain s of said City F o r the pur of not less than ten
rior
to issue and sell general obliga­
tion water bonds of the City in
the sum of Five Thousand Dol­
lars ($5,000.00). Said bonds shall
be in such form and m ature,
as determined by the Council.
Section 2. The debt limitations
contained in the Charter of said
City shall not apply to the bonds
hereby authorized.
Section 3. The Council of the
City shall Include in the annual
tax levy a special additonal levy
in a srfm sufficient to pay the
principal of and the Interest on
the bonds hereby authorized as
it becomes due.
.
RESOLVED further that th*>
following ballot title is hereby
adopted for said amendment;
CHARTER AMENDMENT.
SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS
BY THE COUNCIL
FOR
Shall the Charter of the Citv
of Moro, Oregon, be amended,
by adding thereto a new chapter.
providing for the issuance of
water bonds of the City in the
Earl T Newbry'o past record as a
sum of Five Thousand Dollars
legislator reveals that he works just
($5,000.00) to provide funds with
a» he I at the pub lft’a business as
which to improve and extend
he has at his own.
the water system, and providing
He works just as hard to produce
a special tax levy to pay the
t!
naximum from the public’s doi-
principal of and the interest on
tai» as he did in making a record as
said bonds?
100 ----- Yes
a successful orchard »(, business and
civic leader.
101 ----- No
•'H i* appolntmaata to data have baan outstanding man.” " H i t
RESOLVED FURTHER that
racord aa governor to data hat baan good.’» -J O U R N A L , Portland.
For better gorerameat’t take, keep
this resolution for a proposed
“ Governor H a ll has made a good start aa the State’s chief
Far I T Newbry Secretary of State,
charter amendment be filed with
executive during hie short time in office.”
Pd for by "Newbry for Secretory of
the Recorder for submission to
— T H E D A L L E S O P T IM IS T .
Stote Committee", Gen« Rossman, C h m ,
the legal voters for their adop­
1 135 S.W Yamhill, Portland 5. Oregon
**. , . found the new Oregon executive, first of a il. a vary
tion or rejection to be voted on
human sort of person,. . . interested In the things io which
at a special election which is
they wars interested, meeting them naturally, utmffectedly. un-
deretandingly^’
— B E N D B U L L E T IN , Band.
hereby called to be held on the
21ts dav of May, 1948.
“ He la a forceful speaker — one who ie inclined to call a «pads
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED
a spade. . . Tfyoee who have had personal (Contact w ith him
believe be la a man’aman.“— H O O D R IV E R N E W S , Hood River,
that the Recorder be and he is
herêby instructed and required
’ Governor H a ll meats an issue squarely.”
to publish the hereinabove n»o-
— O R E G O N C IT Y E N T E R P R IS E , Oregon City,
posed Charter Amendment sub­
“ Oovernor H a ll made a good Impression by his talk here.”
mitted to the voters bv the ,
— P E N D L E T O N E A S T O R E G O N IA N , Pendleton.
Council in the manner provided
“ H a ll brings to the G o v e rn « '! chair a broad knowledge of
bv law. that is to sav. bv pub» -
problems which are O regoivs,. . . member of the American
cation of this resolution H
1
Legion and Veterans of Foreign W a r t, ba faces problems for
tn the Sherman Countv Journal
which, by training and experience, ha ia eminently qualified.”
— Y A N X NEW S.
a newspaper published In Moro
Sherman County. Oregon, and
“ One of the shrewdest law makers that aver sat in a state
hereby designated bv tbe^Qpun.
legialative session."
— A S T O R IA N B U D G E T . Astoria.
» cil, for two consecutive publi­
“ . . . shows sound judgm ent In his appraiser of man.
cations thereof within the twen­
— G A Z E T T E -T IM E S . Heppner.
ty (lays preceding said election
“ H a t ample a b ilit y . . ..is eminently qualified to carry on the
at which said amendment is to
administration of the state’s a ffa irs ."—S A N D Y POSIT, Sandy.
voted upon, and that the pro
•‘Governor John H. H a ll w ill give Oregon a vigorous adminis­
posed Charter Amendment sub­
tration. Ha ia alert, quick, decisive. . .’’— O R E G O N V O T E R .
kept open for Inspection of his
“ He has tackled w ith courage end determination the important
office during all office hours
duties of the office of Governor ”
prior to said election.
— ST. H E L E N S C H R O N IC L E . St. Helens.
RESOLVED FURTHER that
the Recorder he and he Is here­
“ Governor John H . H a ll’s activities . . . indicate a real deeire
to provide Oregon with an able administration.”
by instructed and reouired to
—M c M in n v il l e r e g is t e r . McM mnviiia.
post notices of election in at least
three public and consnicuons
“ The new governor comes well recommended aa an able
parliam entarian.”
— T IG A R D 8 E N T IN E L , Tigard.
places in the Citv for a -period
of not less than ten days prior
"Governor H a ll has made an excellent Impression at successor
to the late Ear) Snell, conducting affairs w ith dignity and
to said election.
-
IT IS FURTHER RESOW ED
admirable decisiveneee. Previously he had served regularly in
the house and risen by a bility to the speakership.”
that the 21st day of May. 1948
— O R E G O N IA N , Portland.
between the hours of 8:00 o clock
A, M. and 8:00 o’clock P. M. Is
hereby designated as the t me
for the holding of said election,
■I i ) s i
and the following polling plaeç
and the < following judges and
• clerks are hereby delim ited as
the place and the o'ficlal« to
*
Pd A d , A m V b u l l , t h m n ,
> i> h o -’ j r B 'J 'j
P o rt'O vJ
conduct said election, to wit:
Polling Place:
SAVE
IK E D M IS !
'(-Veteran
* Experienced
* Courageous
A HALL
EARL T.
HEWBRY
Secretary of State
house being accompanied by evening.
The women of the economic
Bishop Barton and family of
extension
class met with Mrs
Bend. The bishop gave the ad­
George
Ward
Wednesday.
dress.
Rev. Howard Schilling will be
1
here May 23 and will hold ser­
vices in the school house instead
of the Garrett home.
Mrs James Hastings tv as up
from Antelope Sunday to attend
Joe Morelli had a busy week church.
entertaining
visitors,
among
James Robertson had as Sun­
them being his brother, Tom,, day guests his son and daughter
and fiance Miss Jerry Evans of in law, Mr and Mrs Robert Ta­
Corvallis, his brothers Mike and tum and family of Kent, his
Dominic and friend, Miss Helen nephew and family, Mr and
Schoemaker of Portland and Mrs Edward McLennon of Bend
Nonman and Harry Wiegand of and Henry Wilson of Madras
Powell Butte.
and Dewey Lofton.
It was calf branding time at
Ralph Reeder was a Wednes­
the Joe Morelli ranch when his
brothers and guests and Charles day visitor at the home of his
Walker of Maupin were guests parents while on his way to
Boise, Idaho, where he is tra­
last weekend.
Mrs James Phifer and daugh­ veling salesman for the George
ters and brother Bob Garrett Lawrence company. Mr and Mrs
drove to The Dalles Friday * on Reeder and Ralph drove to Moro
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Those from Shaniko attend daughter and son in law, Mr and film metre»» M argaret O’Brien
had » thrill even Hollywood
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ona Lang and Don Schm itt
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Rev. E. E. Taylor held servic­ home from school Wednesday drive.
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Shaniko Ranch
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