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PACK 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
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FRIDAY, MAY 1ft, IftSO
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED ble, now, therefore, an emer
were enough for any man it was Oregon for Sherman County her
Section 3. The Council of the Council in the manner provid
said that it was necessary be Final Report and Acqpunt as Ad City shall include in the annual ed by law, that is to say, by pu that the 3rd day of June, 1950, gency is declared to exist, and
cause we had a great man in ministratrix of the estate of Mae tax levy a special additional levy blication of this Resolution in between the hours of 8:00 o'clock this resolution shall come into
Published Every Frtoay at
Office who should not be displac Moore, deceased, and that Sat in a sum sufficient to pay the full in the Sherman County A. M. .and 8:00 o’clock P. M. is force and effect upon its adop
ed for any reason. Most people urday, the 27th day of May, 1950 principal of and the interest on Journal, a newspaper in Moro, hereby designated as • the time tion.
Adopted this 12tn day of May,
Editor have somewhat recovered from at ten o’clock A. M. of said day, the bonds hereby authorized as Sherman County, Oregon, and for the holding of said election,
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the
hypnosis
that
made
such
1950
by the following vote:
and
the
following
polling
place
at
the
County
Courtroom,
in
the
hereby
designated
by
the
Coun
it becomes due.
I M m U •»" » w t d a « ■ * » at Ä
statements
possible.
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and
the
following
judges
and
Poatoffioe a* Mora. Ora»«», andar Art
Courthouse, a t Moro, Oregon,
RESOLVED further that the cil, for two consecutive publica
o f Cor.zrwe o f M *«k S. 18TB-
Yet. having broken down a has been fixed by the Court as following ballot title is hereby • tions thereof, within the twenty clerks are hereby designated No -------- —
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER world-wide tradition, we will the time and place for hearing adopted for said amendment:
days preceding said election at as the place and the officials to Absent
certainly see every man who of objections to said Final Re CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB which said amendment is to be conduct said election, to wit:
Giles L. French, Mayor
fills
the
office
trying
to
remain
Carrel
S. Bennett, Recorder
Polling
Place:
County
Court
port and Account and the settle MITTED TO THE VOTERS voted upon, and that the propos
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
there as long as political manip ment of said estate.
room,
Courthouse,
Moro,
Oregon.
ed Charter Amendment be kept
BY THE COUNCIL
ulation will make it possible.
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J. F. Foss, Judge, Chairman
Evelyn G. Bonney
open for inspection in his office
Shall
the
Charter
of
the
City
The nation must realize that Geo. G. Updegraff
2O-9c of Moro, Oregon be amended, during all office hours prior to
Vernon Flatt, Judge
Attorney at law
a president has a much better Attorney for Administratrix
R. P. Brinbine, Judge
by adding thereto a new chap said election.
opportunity to publicize himself
Naomi Van Gilder, Clerk
RESOLVED- FURTHER that
ter, providing for the issuance
than any contender. He can,
Gwendolyn Mitchell, Clerk
MORO
N O T R E OF
the
Recorder
be
and
he
is
here
of
improvement
bonds
of
the
for instance, take “non-political”
Whereas It is necessary for Monday, Wednesday. Friday
by
instructed
and
required
to
City
in
the
sum
of
Fifteen
Thou
SPECIAL
ELECTION
trips at public expense whereas
post notice of election in at the peace, health and safety of
Afternoons
M A f Ì», 1^90
a contender would have to pftg,, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sand Dollars ($15,000.00) to pro least
the City and Its inhabitants that
three
public
and
conspicu
vide
funds
with
which
to
im
that
a
special
election
has
been
thousands of dollars to covet
Improvements to the streets and
THE DALLES
ASSESSMENTS
the same territory and meet the called to be held In the City of prove the streets and drains of ous places in the City for a per drains be made as soon as possi
iod
of
not
less
than
ten
days
the
City,
and
providing
a
special
same people. The very prestige Moro on Saturday, the 3rd day
211 East Third Street
ble, and that this election be
We read that residents of of the office gives the holder of June, 1950. The polling place tax levy to pay the principal of prior to said election.
Telephone 3209
called at as early a date as possl
Clackamas county are in an up an- advantage. Then there Is the for said election will be the and the interest on said bonds?
Ves
roar over the attempt of county matter of political appointments County Courtroom, Courthouse. 100
No*,
officials, especially the assessor, and all the connections that are Moro, Oregon, and the polls will 101 -
to double the assessments on possible for a man trained in be opened from 8 o’clock A. M.
RESOLVED FURTHER that
property in that county. If ac the arts of the political machine. until 8 o’clock P. M. The Judges this resolution for a proposed
tual doubling is correct the as
Cities have had to exist for and Clerks appointed to conduct charter amendment be filed with
sessor may well be in error but years under a political boss said election are as follows:
the Recorder for submission to
Lovely line of Easter Dresses and
there are some very definite because- it W « impossible W
J. F. FOSS, Judge, Chairman the legal voters for their adop
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reasons why assessments should upset him at the polls.
tion
or
rejection
to
be
voted
on
Vernon Flatt, Judge
The
be changed in many Oregon Tammany gang, Boss Hague
at a special election which is
R . P . Brtabine, Judge
Spring Cottons, fine, fetching frocks
counties.
hereby called to be held on the
Naomi Van Gilder, Clerk
and Crump are examples. Unless
Oregon law says that proper the constitutional amendment is
Gwendolyn Mitchell, Clerk 3rd day of June, 1950.
ty shall be assessed at its true approved by endugh states the
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED
Complete line of Baby wear and Gifts for all times
Said election has been called
cash value which is defined to entire nation may find
for the purpose of submitting that the Recorder be and he is
he the price at which a willing governed by men who are adept to the legal voters for their ac hereby instructed and required
seller would sell to a willing at staying, in office more often ceptance or rejection, the fol to publish the hereinabove pro
buyer. Actually there are almost than by men whose Interest la lowing proposed CSiarter Amend posed Charter Amendment sub
no such assessments.
in good government and tne ment as embodied in the follow mitted to the voters' by the
Property owners might well advancement of the fttfttft-
ing Resolution:
become alarmed over the valua
tions put on their property. As
RESOLUTION
long as the only property taxes KENT CHURCH HAS
BE IT RESOLVED by the
are those levied for county or NEW PASTOR
Council of the City of Moro, Ore
local ’ purposes It makes little
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Bales and gon, that the following proposed
difference about the valuations daughter arrived In Kent last amendment - of the charter of
as long as they are comparable week from Los Angeles, Calif said City be and the same is
throughout the county. If the
hereby proposed for submission
assessor assesses at 50 or 300 ornia to take over the pastorate to the legal voters for their adop
the Kent Christain church.
percent makes no difference as of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Trimble left tion or rejection at a special
long as all receive the same rate
election to be held on the 3rd
It is when there is a state tax Wednesday for Warm Springs to day of June, 1950, as herein pro
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that real trouble begins for the spend a week.
vided. '
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state tax commission, try as it
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB-'
h o s K h f o b ,, M o r e t f c n .
might, has never been ablfe to
MITTED TO THE VOTERS
evolve a system of establishing
A tuperior mmv I co
BY THE COUNCIL
ratios between counties that
O reg o n ia rts have already a ■ - ■ ■ u d * h e r n -
• f personal attendane«
AN ACT
please many county officials.
To
amend
the
charter
of
the
THAT COSTS NO MOW
That difficulty is one of the ma
s e lv < * i o f O
F S
m e m b e r s h ip a n d
o f th e l o w » £ f t f t t ' . . . . . . 5
City of Moro, Oregon, adopted
jor arguments against a state
3 • ■ \ *
by the Legislative Assembly of
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property lax.
c o v e r a g e
m a c k -
p e s d b k
b y
th e
the State of Oregon and approv
It is a fact that property in
ed February 17/ 1899, and to
Oregon as in other states is not
amend all amendments thereof
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valued at much more • thap it
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by adding a new chapter au
was 20 or 30 years ago although
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thorizing the Council to im
t o l c r m o t i o n g f a d l y s u p a l i t c i - - p le ase u$e cooppt-TVTOTfc
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„ prices of everything else—and
prove the • city by constructing,
A wide r»nç» of pdeet
prices of property being sold—
reconstructing,
repairing, o r
are much higher. Houses that
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maintaining streets and drains of
could be built for $5000 now
said City and issue and sell im
cost $15,000 and in many places
provement bonds In the sum of
bow*
are assessed at the same rate.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15.-
Total valuation of Oregon has
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wro'’
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1
000.00) to provide funds with
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increased from roughly a bil
which to make said Improve
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lion to a billion and a naif and*
ments, and to provide a tax
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nearly all of it represents new
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~ -t
levy to pay* the principal of
property instead of increases
T MORO
SPONSOR!.0 AWO APPBOVÉO BY.O W Ç O N STÀÌl MEDICAI ÎÔ O tTY
and Interest on said bonds.
in the old.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE
There will be a real uprising
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
about it when the state levies
MORO, OREGON, that the Char
a tax on property, which will
ter
of said City of Moro, adopted
be soon If we keep on spending DOR1N W IL B U R N by the Legislative Assembly of
1 A T O F O R T Y Y EA R S AGO ruga were beaten In a
moiWy faster than we collect it.
the State of Oregon and approv
W e ll D rillin g C o n tra c to r
cloud of d u s t H ousew ork was full of backbreak
ed February 17, 1899 as amended
THIRD TERM
THE DALLES, OREGON
be and the same hereby is a-
ing drudgery. E lectrical appliances were few and crude.
Observers, both Democratic Phone 3729,
518 W. 7thSt. mended ' by adding thereto a
E lectric service waa expensive, and, in many communities,
and Republican, are becoming
new chapter to read as follows:
suspicious that the president Lapin« T&UhaE Lodge No. I l l
CHAPTER XVII
would like to' run for another Meets 2nd and 4th
Section 1. The Council of the
term. That would make three Tuesdays of each
City of Moro is authorized to
month.
Visiting
for him.
improve the city by construct
Back In 1940 when .this nation members welcome.
ing, reconstructing, t repairing
departed for the first time from Helen Kruger, N. O.
or maintaining streets a n d
the tradition that two terms Lucille May, Sec.
drains of said City. For the pur
pose of providing funds with
Eureka Lodge No. 121
to pay the cost of said
Meets on the 1st and -which
improvements
the Council is au
3rd Thursday evenings
thorized to Issue and sell gen
each
month.
Visiting
m / s ”
.
obligation
improvement
members cordially In eral
vited to meet with us. bonds of the City in the sum of
C. S. Bennett, W. M. Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($16,-
H B. Pinkerton, Secretary
000.00) Said bonds shall be In
such
form and mature as deter
Moro Lodge No. 112 I.O.CkF.
mined bv the Council.
Meets 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays in I.O.O.F.
Section 2. The debt limitations
hall. Transient and
contained In the Charter of said
visiting brothers are
City shall not apply to the bonds
cordially invited to
hereby authorized.
w
meet with us.
J&brrnian C ounty Jou rn al
George G. Updegraff
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for FROSTKIST
ICE CREAM
2i/2 Gals. $3.75
Greeting Cards
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Marvin Howell, N. G.
Leo Watkins, Secretary
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Meets every second and
fourth Thursday in each
month; visiting members
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invited. Moro, Oregon.
Olive Young, W. M.
Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary
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