Sherman County journal., May 28, 1954, Page 2, Image 2

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8HERMAW COUNTYI JO U RN A L, MORO. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1954
if sale î issued o u t of th e above
en titled C ourt in the above e n ­ m an and S tate of Oregon, to-wlt:
All of Lot Ten (10) and east
I ini
*8»l|rrtnatt C o m ity Jjounial
titled cause. to me directed and
20 feet of Lot Nine <9) in
w ri
*r ii
dated th e 20th day of May, 1054,
Block F o u r (4) of AR.MS-
P ublished E very F riday at
upon a ju d g m en t and decree r e n ­
W
ORTHY ADDITION to th e
Moru, Oregon
dered and en tered in said C ourt
C ity of Wasco, Oregon, In th e
entitle» on the 20th day of May, 1954, in
G lle w ! . . F m i e l i
E d ito r
C ounty of S h erm an and S tate
i candi favor of C lara Van Kleek, p la in ­
noiid elan» m atter at Ute
nt
hl
of Oregon.
Mom . Orviron. under Act
tiff, against A lexander M. H icks,
NOW, T H E R E F O R E , by v irtu e
iher his in te g rity defendant, for th e sum of $500.00
March * . 187®.
of said execution, ju d g m en t o r­
p
ressu
res
of
poli-
w ith in te rest thereon from De­
eqi al t(
i it LA» < O i M I ' PA PER
The se are often mat- cem ber 18, 1948, $150.00 for a t­ der, decree and o rd er of sale and
tlthough in m any to rn ey ’s fees and costs and d is­ com pliance w ith th e com m ands
St lis t HIPTION RA TES
m a tte rs of com- b u rsem en ts taxed a t $34.70 and of said w rit, I will on the 28th
,,x u I M K
«•<* inon knowled
The a r t of the the costs upon th is w rit, com ­ day of Ju n e , 1954, a t 10:00 o’clock
A. M., a t th e fro n t door of th e
political writ» is to Im p art such m anding me to m ake sale of th e ~
_
M.i.t SB, IBM
readers
w
ith
tl
ie
following
described
real
p
ro
p
erty
(
,,u n ly t ° u r t ouse o
. ..
findings to h
publlc
tion and savor 11 situ ated In th e C ounty of S h er C ounl>'' Or<* o n ' sel1 “
necessary dis
.JOHN DAY DAM
w ith jfo o d hui
afte r year,
-w w
News th a t the senate appro-
<iay"
afte r ftej
priât ions ic om m ittee haid apjHov- w ith hardly a laugh or a frow n on :
cd the bil 1 increasing appropria- ids face his .-xpression as calm
GA S P U M P
tions for (.Columbia rive r develop-
«w atted
w ith
a
h
being
w hen lieing cheer-
m ent and th a t $500,(KXJi was in- ne? sp
O IL S T O V E S
eluded lor planning of the John c«l by
?nds
for
every
O IL F U R N A C E
me; and
Day dam is gt d news
he if
WV
one to
one interested in pow ;r project! sorry
th e r
E L E C T R IC S A W S
on the river.
ph
take
A IR C O M PR E S SO R
The bill still has to lx P ssed
by the senate and the housi but
S
H O P E Q U IP M E N T
CARD OF TH AN K S
S enator Cordon has had ÎXCI lent
I
am
g
ratefu
l
to
all
those
w
ho
p ssed ffavp me th e ir vote of confidence
success in g etting bill
S IX T Y TO N P R E S S
for the developm ent of Oregon
prim
ary.
O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T
In the May 21
and th ere seem s po need to w on
C. A. Tom
about the failure of the bill The
J E E P D U M P T R A IL E R
sen ato r gets along w ith his col­ ( ARD OF TH IN K S
G A R A G E E Q U IP M E N T
leagues.
I very m uch appret late the
No one presum es th a t w ork large vote given me in th e recent
S H E E T M E T A L TO O LS
of a m ajor n atu re will begin on
election bj r the m em bers of my
G R E A S IN G E Q U IP M E N T
the John Day dam until after
party. It 1 g a special pleasu re to
The Dalles dam is finished.
It
U N D E R C O A T IN G E Q U IP M E N T
acknowledi ;c the th o u g h tfu ln ess
may take that long to get ready,
of you Ilf publicans w ho w rote
P
A
IN T a n d P A IN T IN G E Q U IP M E N T
in fact.
my nam e < m y o u r b allot giving
F irs t thing to l>e done is to s u r­
nom ination of both
me the
M any O th e r Item «
vey the site below the m outh of
parties.
the John Day riv er w here the
If in te rested , co n tact I*. I). O M eara at
Naomi V an G ilder
first exploration found a hole in
W asco, Phone 7(51 o r 173
the bottom of the Colum bia w heie IN T H E CIRC U IT COURT OF *.
there was no solid rock bottom , T H E S T A T E OF OREGON EDR J
E A S T E R N O R EG O N E L E C T R IC CO.
if a satisfactory base for a dam T H E COUNTY OF SHERMAN
can be found It Is probable that CLARA VAN K L E E K , Plaintiff,
the dam will be built below the
vs.
m outh of the riv er for w hich it is A LEX A N D ER M. HICKS, D efen­
nam ed. O therw ise the dam may dant.
lie built a mile or m ore above the
No. 2837
point of original exploration.
NOTH E OF S H E R IF F 'S SA L E
Building the Jo h n Day dam
By v irtu e of an execution,
will cause som e changes In the Judgm ent order, decree and o rd er
county. T here will he som e ex
pem lltures to lx* m ade for school
S y n o p tU o f A n n u a l S tn tn m e n l
and roads and som e o th er things
f ur (lie
ended tle re m b r, 31, I ’ SS
On a perm anent basis th ere ma) O I the M A S S A C H U S E T T S H U B AN1> M A R IN E
.'« i i * '« e v
in* some increase in populatioi
IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y »1 *
S quire.
Burton. in Ihe Stele ol M u m hueette, made Io Ihe
although th is Is not assure»
Ineiirenre Cununiuioner nl Ihe Slate ul Oregon
because h e a q u a rte rs m ay be oi purauanl Io law i
the W ashington side of the rivet
A D M IT T E D ASSETS
U nless It Is possible to a ttra i
i ,928.27«.00
gunda ___
.681.262 00
in d u stry to the Colum bia rive
».«.399,92
C o li ami hank dapoaila
A g r i l l a * balancea or unculterlrd
basin area the pow er will g
3 «.. «1.7.20
pramiaitM ,
-
■ —
elsew here and the county w l1 Inlereat. dividendi and real natale
20,200.00
Inrnm
e
due
end
accrued
—
.
derive no benefit from increase
1.551.12
» «.
Total adm itted a s i d e ----------
population or Income therefi
n-
L I A B l l . l T l M . S U IU ’ L U S AND O T IIF R FUN DS
It Is a challenge to a sm all c
726.326.00
t o a a M __________ __ _______________ •
ty, m ore so than It has been
',4.122.01»
has everything!
Cove a d jiiilin a n l a>|.ansea
. ..— —
056.59« 73
Unearned nrainlunia ------
■— ■ ■■ -
larger ones.
2b
1,(100.00
All olhcr Ìiab llllle a
*
Tols i liahilillea. a ie a p l capitai
I «.8-lti 0«2.73
In-Line flexible units up to
Capital pai.l up
II .00ll.n00.00
R A LP H
W A TSO N
PAG E
2
D IS P E R S A L
SALE
8
auction (subject to redem ption)
to th e highest bidder for cash in
hand all the rig h t, title and in ­
te re st w hich the said A lexander
M. H icks had on th e 18th day of
Decem ber, 1948, th e d ate of the
m ortgage h erein foreclosed, or
since th a t d ate had in and to the
above described p ro p erty or any
p a rt thereof, to satisfy said exe­
cution, ju d g m en t o rd er and de­
cree, in terest, costs and accruing
costs.
D ated May 20, 1954.
F irs t P ublication May 28, 1954.
L ast publication J u n e 25, 1954
N orm an E. Fields
S heriff of S h erm an County, Ore.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIV EN
to the legal vo ters of School Dis­
tric t No. 17 of S herm an County,
S tate of Oregon, th a t a SPE C IA L
SCHOOL M M ETING of said Dis­
tric t w ill be held at th e school
house, on th e 21st day of Ju n e,
1954, a t 2 o’clock in th e afternoon
for the following objects: F o r th e
purpose of voting on th e ques­
tion of w h eth er a k in d erg arten
should be established and m ain­
tained in connection w ith th e
com m on schools in said d istric t
17 for the in stru c tio n of children
betw een the ages of 4 and 6 years.
T his m eeting and election has
lx?en called In p u rsu an ce of th e
provisions of Sec. 111-1301 of
OLD CROW
M A K E S H IS T O R Y !
T o meet the demand for a lighter, milder prestige bourbon, the famous
Old Crow'distillery offers an 86 Proof bottling of Old Crow at a lower
p rice,- as a companion to its traditional 100 Proof Bottled in Bond
N O W - T W O G R E A T B O T T L IN G S !
8 6 PRO O F
C e le b ra te d O ld C ro w —
lig h te r , m ild e r a n d lo w er
p r ic e d
★ POWER-DRIVE
S T A T E M E N T OF IN C O M l
Premiums cained
-------- --
MOUNTED
’’ROTA-ROD”
TILIVATORS
20o
34
Lota ««penerà i n c u r r e d -----..
(lilte i underw riting eipsnees
_
1.61 816.46
Incurred
_ 1.90 514.00
Total underw riting * aludlone
I2R.4A2.22
Nel underw illlng gain ui loss
345.876 76
Inveelmenl Income
Other income
«7.1.270 HI
Tota l, before lederai income laics
95.107.3«
Federal Income laie e incurred
578.163 «.I
Nel Income
I
IM.OOO no
Dividends Io tloekboldcre
25S.048.FS
»hher Ite ne sheeting surplus (n e l)
Total espilai and surplus
_
«18 048 7,1
hams
m
i .
»
Decrease In surplus as regards
_
39.805.27
policvbnldera
—1,061.1«
★ •■GRAIN-SAVER”
COMBINE REELS
( «)
B U S IN E S S IN O R E G O N FOR T H F
Net prem ium , reaeived
Nel lease, p
a
i d
3
---------------
60 feet in width — 10*, 12',
and 14' single units — Rub­
ber or steel wheels— Choice
of cast or sealed bearings—
H e a v y an g le iron fra m e
fastened together with over­
size steel cap screws with
H e x H e a d nuts — Bronze
bushed idlers — Drilled pins
for easy greasing.
F U L L STO C K O F P A R T S
MOON EQUIPMENT COMPANY
YF.4R
20.748 31
1,999.48
W A SCO . O R EG O N
th e
100
B O T T L E D IN B O N D
1OO P R O O F
The
THE
PACEMAKER
TILIVATOR
Aik about these
CHENEY PRODUCTS:
th a n
P r o o f B o ttle d in B o n d
THEY’RE “IN -L IN E ”
Special surplus lunda
75.67«.00
t'naaaignrd lunda
(surplus) .
3.306,10«.39
Surplus sa rcaarda pollcjholdere
I 1,382
511.11
T o ls i
•
m o st fa m o u s o f
b o n d ed b o u rb ons ava il­
able as usual
"The Greatest Name in Bourbon
THE
OLD
CROW
C om m ittee, Giles ‘F rench, W ily K nighten, B. H. Roberson Mike Mulick, W illiam Hall,
\ irtue, T* B. Monroe, Paul C yphers,, C larence H uis, M em bers Budget Com m ittee. w
SI MM* UU* ()F
FSTIM.UI FI) K X PF M H T U R K S , REX E IP T S LEV IKS, l lS t AI,
$
$
• M.SU7n<h
lu .r
360.00
57.24
212.19
I
823.33
120.00
236.89
61.74
744.39
108.49
5774.32
733.40
(IH71.4O
5146.76
806 40
216618
2972.58
403.00
2136.00
2539.20
406.25
1000.00
84.42
2000 (X)
IIBT.i&l.lOT.A?
A
0**0
*
r
-
-
I oea eapt^Rre tacurred
Other underwriting e ape nee.
Incurred ... ...................
Total un.ferwritlng deduc
Net underwriting gam or hi
Inveatment in co m e _______
Other Income
__
T«»tal, before federal income
Federal income taaea incurr«
Net i n c o m e __
h t.idenda to atoehholdera
Capital ehangee (n e tI — „
Other Itema affecting aurplui
Total capital and tu rp i
( m i )
Inrreeae
polierhohle
11 I k o
iih
H liM
t h a t i w l , b lu e la b e l is w r a p p e d
I (b e b c o d o g g o n e r e fre s h m e n t y o u e ' e r ta s te d .
it« x k u p m i B l i t a . . . y o u ’l l lik e i t best b e s a u te it
< « b e s t. B c i i t g ^ i y B I it
i... f o r e v e r y t h in g
lo o k f o r in b e e r e n jo v n ie n t.
t.stt.Sflo no
tA IJt.M H BI
n
RVSINCS9 IN ORIGON f
arem lu ma
(»«I I« w m paid
O
n r r d t o B s h a r o u n d f o r ,b e bc«t b e e r b r a n d . . .
0
,
1^3.20
802.43
1207.63
» I ’*?,?*.'
S T A T I M E N T O F IN t
jutraad
Bed
•
26 49.08
blitz iUeinhard
•'»>« Wutnherd —» hnu leer lame I ISA
210 M 61
155.813.
M
A **edo<t af O e fu n 't Own nnd Otdy Bmurecp
FIS H K R M K N I
Blita Handy Grip it th*
idaot ,2 - tan pack foe
y e w weak and fiihing
jaunt, la iy to »tow or
carry. . . taka a Handy
Grip along neat timel
180.00
40.30
62.00
3210.63
240.00
494.63
976.18
I . IA R I IJ T I F 9 . S I K N V S ANO 0 T B KM I V N h
B ««ea
$
282.30
•
I
YEAR
G len
1954-1935
TOTAL O F A LL FUNDS
♦ 17,850.00
8,385.00
9,46a.OO
9,465.00
664.29
8,800.71
Budget
A ctual fo r
195354
», m onths
7-1-53-12-31 53
629.43
345.16
1,274,«tosa
'
_________ • H
adluatment eapenaee
( 'nearned aremtnma
- ........„
All other llahiltliea
Total llahiltliea ateeyit capital
Capital paid up
II4.M V5HO O O
special aurplua funda
173.34S 00
Vnaaalgned fund .
(•u rp lu a l
S urplu. a. regarde p.*ln vhohlere |
I t a i ---------------------
_
KENTUCKY
The o u tstan d in g indebtedness of th e City of Moro, Oregon, at May 11, 1954, w as as follows:
$ 12Signed- Dewey Thom pson, C hairm an Budget Com m ittee, R obert Brisbine, S ecre tary Budget
A S M /IS
«la and real eetate
ad accrued -----
Other aaerta
Total gtlnulted Marta
FRANKFORT,
In accordance w ith th e p rovisions of th e ‘ Local B udget Law
(Sections 110-1201 to 110-
1215 O. C. L. A.), notice is h ereby given th a t the budget com m ittee yt the City of Moro, Oregon,
in com pliance w ith said law p rep ared and adopted on May 11, 1954, the budget estim ates for the City
of Moro, S h erm an County, Oregon, for th e ensuing fiscal y ea r Ju ly 1, 1954, to Ju n e 30, 19a5, as set
fo rth in the accom panying schedules 1, II, 111, and IV. All persons are hereby notified th a t on
T uesday the 15th day of Ju n e, 1954, from 8:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. in Moro, O regon, said budget
estim ates may be discussed w ith the City Council, the levying board for the C ity of Mord, Oregon,
and an \ person subject to the proposed tax levy or tax levies will be heard in favor of o r ag a in st
said proposed tax levy or tax levies or any p a rt thereof.
H E D U I.E III
A ctual for
A ctual for
7-1-32 l«i
7-1-51 to
1,-30-53
6.10-52
OI »He ( H I M
A M E R IC A N IN S l'H A M t I H M
P h N Y of (h ie lib e r ty Street. New York. I r iht
Mtate ««( New Y ork, mail« te the I new rance l'«ua
unaaloner of the State of Oregon, norauant to law
Caah
Agen
COM PANY.
S( IIE IH I I.E 11
SIM M A K l OF ESTIM ATED E \P E N DI'I'URFS, RK< FIFTH, LEV IES, FISCA L YEAR 1953-1954
1953-1954
TOTAL LEVY CAlA’l LAT1ONS
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
Total estim ated ex p en d itu res
$ 18,200.15
r E stim ated receipts and cash
6,995.00
A m ount to balance the budget
11,205.15
T otal levies needed for 1953-1954
11,205.15
Tax levies inside the 6% lim itation
626.69
Tax levies outside the 6% lim itation
10,587.46
ivlrd he
(hH.il.
Ptorki
D IS T IL L E R Y
------- NOTTCrOF 1954-1955 "BUDGET MEETING
S<
A h M IH F h
$C 7 0
1954-1955
TAX LEVY CAIiCL’LA TlON S
T otal estim ated ex p en d itu res
E stim ated receip ts and cash
A m ount to balance th e budget
Total levies needed for 1954-1955
Tax levies inside 6% lim itation
'la x levies outside 6% lim itatio n
S vi*O |l»in I l f A llu n il i S l l l l l 'l l l l 'l l l
the
WANT ADS
s p e c ia l W BOOL M U T IN G
CHENEY is FIRST againi
Ralph W atson died In P ortland
S aturday afte r m ore than 50 y ears
of new spaper w ritin g and w hile
he h asn ’t been doing m uch of
that recently, new spaper readers
m ight well pause In m em ory of a
man who could w rite an u n d er­
standable sto ry about the some­
w hat difficult subject of politics.
He knew about politics, having
liecn private secretary to Os W est
w hen West was governor, and lie
was a law yer, too.
But n eith er
wa his chosen field; he was a wrl-
ter. N either w ere w riters in his
•tate fr»
day bothered by
tat no
the editorial offl»
but an inhabitant of the I
tow er could expre; i an opl
He said what he th tight ant
¿»hie to prove It. H< took the
and did t it ask fo
cloak of his new sp
II.
The lo s s
W i t t s o n and
Ity for them
tlic rc
lei lg<* «if i*
the Vfitcr.i.
»I of jie
know w hat
governili
ru n n in g th
I < I,IH
,11 I ’
what kind c
»ime offlcet i. T hey se
F»*ar of I H m o r Just i
event« It publication
tw o school age boys. L aw n
Chap. 13, Oregon School Laws,
mowing, y ard cleaning, garden
1946 and 332.200 Oregon Revised
hoeing or w hat have you. P hone
S tatu tes.
332, Moro.
29-31p
D ated th is 21st day of May, 1954.
LOST—
LAST
FA
LL:
T
h
ree
com ­
A T T E ST '
ing tw o-year old reg istered
C lara E. H ouston, D istrict Clerk.
H ereford heifers, b randed lazy
Lloyd V. H enrichs, C hairm an
S-S on rig h t rib. No ea r m ark,
Board of D irectors.
but tatooed on rig h t ear. R ew ard
C harles IMirnet
for inform ation leading to th e ir
A rth u r Bucholtz
recovery. Sid Seale, t ondon,
30-31C
Oregon.
“n
CUSTOM SLA U G H TER IN G —
Meat cutting, w rapping, sh a rp
freeze. K enny’s M arket, G rass
FOR SA LE: New H olland W ire
Valley, OrOegon.
47 tfn
Baler. V ery good condition.
P hone 2624 collect, The Dalles. ITA TE W ID E P A IN T CO. com ­
plete p ain tin g and d ecorating
W alter Massie.
30-1 p
service, sp ray o r bru sh P hone
FOR SALE: E lectric ironer, like
3977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St.
new , large model, $75. Ph. 403,
V ern Cam pell and Ja ck Null,
Mrs. Ja ck B rady, G rass Valley.
The Dalles, O regon
38tfn
29-30c
MAY ELECCTRIC, electrical con­
tracting, Moro, Oregon, P hone
D E SIR A B L E P o rtlan d p ro p erty
Y22
I® tfn
can be e ith e r inctime or fine
residence, tra d e on S herm an W A TK IN S D E A L E R SH IP: M ake
up to $400 a m o n th an d m ore
county w h eat ran ch . Box 72,
if you qualify for th e W btkins
S h erm an C ounty Jo u rn al.
D ealership in S herm an county.
E X C E L L E N T o p p o rtu n ity
for
Car o r tru ck required. H u m o n ­
m an or w om en to call on fa rm ­
ey required. W rite J. R. W at­
ers in S h erm an county. Many
kins, S eattle 9, W ash.
26-31 c
m aking $20 to $40 a day. R efer­ WOMEN W A N TED: C hance to
ences required. W rite Mr. In ­
m ake m oney every w eek m ail­
m an. P. O. Box 14, B ayshore
ing postcards. W ork hom e
S tation, O akland 23, Cal. 29-30p
sp are tim e. Box 9 W atertow n,
Mass.
27-30p
W A N TED: A fter school w ork by
1221.91
S4 II ED U LE l \
E X PE N D IT U R E S
F I ND AND ( LA.SSIEl< ATIDN
G E N E R A L FUND
360.00 T re a su re r and Recorder Salary
75.00 S tate In d u strial A ccident
2(X).OO A d m in istratio n
L ib rary Fund
635.00 TOTAL G E N E R A L FUND
W A TER FUN D
3240.00 M arshall
Collector
600.00 W ater • labor account
750.00 W ater - supply account
4(X).OO P ark
2500.00 New Mains
1500.00 Pow er account
3000.00 F ire D epartm ent
11,990.00 TOTAL W ATER F I N D
M ISCELLANEOUS
KXI.00 E m ergency
806.40 •Pow er - street light account
3000.00 S treets, walks, severs A ditch
4206.40 TOT A L MI SC El A N EOUS
D E B T SER V IC E
368.75 In terest on bonds
KMX) 00 Principal
1368.75 TO TA L D EBT S ER V IC E
$ 182(H). 15 G R A N D T O T A L E X P R W M T l ' R
Budget
1934-55
$
360.00
75.00
200.00
50.00
085 00
3000 00
24OOOO
1000 00
750.00
200.00
2500.00
1800.00
1500.00
10990 00
1000.00
825 (M)
3000. W
4825 00
E S
350.00
1000.00
1350.00
$ 17.850.00
RK < E IP T S
250 00 S tate L iquor A pportionm ent
6 0 (X) 1 ii enses A Fees
4000.00 W ater R enta
60.00 Rent of P ro p erty
275.00 P. P. A L F ran ch ise
350.00 C ounty Road Tax
4995 00 TOTAL R E V E N U E
2(XX) 00 C ash on hand
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6995.00 TOTAL R E V E N U E A < ASH ON HAND
300.00
60.00
5000.00
150.00
375.00
500.00
6386.00
2000.00
8385.00
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