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COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22. IBM
Oregon streams south of the Col­ the people never went much on
Slfrrman (County Journal
umbia should be used by sports public power.
fishermen only, it is a bad bill.
P u b lU tird E v e r y F rid a y at
Consequently WaahingWb got
Eastern Oregonians have usu­ most of the power developed on
M oro, O regon
ally been inclined to feel that
G llea AT F re n c h
Fxllloi commercial fishermen should lie the Columbia. Now it gets 70%of
it and Oregon 3054- In time Wash­
y i . r w l aa oeeond elaaa m at U r a t tha ►allowed to catch salmon not only
ington will get more of it be­
h > .U H iw a a t M oro. O regon. u j^ U r A «
because they could make a living cause public utilities will demand
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thereby but because it was con­ more power under their contracts.
O F F IC IA L
C O U N TY P A P E R
venient to be able to buy a can of Until recently private utilities
salmon now and then. If eastern could not get a firm contract with
Oregonians had to go and catch Bonneville because of the prefer­
their own salmon, some wouldn’t ence clause.
have many.
New dams on the Columbia,
This bill empowers game war­ built under the Booneville act,
dens and other officers to seize have the same preference clause
any vessel for search and oppo­ with the result that the private
N I W f PAFKR
sition to search is to be consider­ companies will eventually be fro­
k P U B IIS H IB I
ed evidence of guilt. Opposition zen out In favor of the public
*"AIIOCI ATIO N
to arrest is a crime in itself and groups. The preference clause will
is punishable, but how under the eventually strangle Oregon indus­
constitution can they make a man try.
M UHHCKIPTION R A T I »
guilty of something else at the
Hope f<>r Oregon lies In building
same time? And even a sailor
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blown in from sea with a catch so many dams that there will be
of salmon would he guilty and enough power for everyone or In
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have his gear confiscated under building a few dams under a dif­
ferent act or with a preference
this bill.
CORDON FO R S E N A T O R
The game boys have gone too clause for Oregon Industry. The
far under this bill. They must Cordon-Coon John Day dam bill
There are many reasons why hate the boys who make a living has such a clause. Either public
Ihe voters of Oregon should re­ catching salmon and want to sew or private firms could Join the
turn Guy Cordon to his senate up the salmon all for themselves. partnership with the government
seat for another «term. Not all of
If they can’t catch salmon they under the John Day bill. It Is
them will appeal equally to every­ need some different lures, or open to all.
one but there can be no question more ability. It shouldn’t be neces­
Whether one thinks that the
that all of them together make sary to put someone out of busi­ government has a moral right to
his election highly desirable.
ness and in danger of summary provide power for some kinds of
First Cordon has a personality arrest to enhance their chances citizens and refuse It to others
that brings hint friends. For over to hook a fish.
or not, It has done so under the
eight years he consistently obtain­
preference clause. Continuance of
ed appropriations, and in con­
it will make a power shortage In
stantly increasing amounts for P R E F E R E N T E C L A U S E
Oregon and contracts already
Oregon, In a congress dominated
made will last for years. Oregon
by Democrats. He was not heard
must have a dam built without the
The
political
race
has
brought
to complain about his opposition
preference clause or with one giv­
party; he worked with members about a discussion aixmt power in ing Oregon preference If *t Is to
of it and got things done. He is the northwest. The discussion has stay in the running for industry.
a successful legislator, a senator not brought clarity, partly because
who has readied a position of voters take a lot of salt with jx >1-
power through length of service ltical statements and because
and through the prestige a man there has been an effort to con­
whose word is good, whose in­ fuse.
The Information contained here­
tentions are honorable, who is
z C T X ( H E M O R R H O ID S .
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with does not come from ¡»olitical
friendly, gets in any group.
sources.
It
Is
accurate.
and other racial dlsordart,
The reasons that make a man
Oregon is going to be short of
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respected are the same in the
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United States senate as they are power Within a few years unless
build Without Hospital Opaitas
in Sherman county. A man with more dams are built. That Is be­ C. J. I ___
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integrity, ability, good sense and cause the use of electricity for O«ir
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power
Is
grow.ng
so
fast
in
the
who will work to learn and under­
TH E D E A N C L IN IC
stand will be respected in either northwest. The reason Oregon is
Open 10 until 3 Monday through Friday.
place. A man who is boastful, who going to l»e short on power first
Until 8 p m . Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Chiropractic Fhytlclant . . . In our 43rd year.
complains, who berates his fel­ Is because of the preference
clause.
2 0 1 6 NORTHEAST SANDY BOULEVARD
lows, who will not work carries
In the Bonneville act the gov­ Telephone EA it 3 v lo Portland 13, O ra.
little weight here or in the sen­ ernment said that public agencies,
ate.
I’UDs, REAs and municipal sys­
Cordon is rated as one of the six tems, were to have firs, chance
most respected senators.
at Bonneville power.
Whether
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
He is chairman of the commit­ that was a good poll y or not Is
tee on interior and insular affairs not a part of this discussion be­
Optometrist
and Is on the sub-committee of the cause the government has made
appropriations committee hand­ contracts based on it and the
403 E. 2nd St.
ling Interior matters. Never has government Is not going to go
any man from Oregon obtained back on those contracts under
(Across from Stadleinun-
such power. There should lie no this administration.
question about voting to keep It.
Bonn Hardware)
Up In Washington there was a
Cordon understands Oregon’s public power movern i. and, in
power problems and has moved to fact, had been long b?f n e Bonne­ P h o n e 3363
T h e D a lle s, O re.
correct our constantly decreasing ville dam was built.
In Oregm
power. His proposal for the John
Day dam Is the only practical
step so far taken to bring power
Mortgage Lo.ui To Meet Your Individual Needs
directly to Oregon. He Is the one
most responsible for The Dalles
ATTRACTIVE TEKMS
dam and that was never denied
I’KnMPT SERVICE
until this campaign and not truth­
fully then. He kept McNary mov­
Siandanl Insurance Co.
ing until Its completion ahead of
schedule. He was In position to do
A western c-mp .ny oeivAig western agriculture
so. He knew how to get the ap­
propriations to do so.
HOME OEE1CE
No matter what happens the
812 S. W. W ashington
Portland, Oregon
United States Is going to have a
Republican president for the next
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two years. Unless the majority of
congress support him there will
be confusion and a great playing
of «politics. Actually the men who
run the United States senate are
CONGRESSMAN
a group of southern Democrats
a n d conservative Republicans.
They do not work together In all
matters. They are going to con­
tinue to run the show whether a
radical president Is elected or not
AND
because they know how and have
l>een doing It since they -topped
H
some of Roosevelt’s more radical
ideas from getting into law. Mc­
Nary was a leader In this group
and Cordon understudied him.
No radical shouting from press
and podium has or will have the
The first time Sam Coon went to breakfast at the White
prestige to affect legislation as
House he and Ike had quite a talk, comparing notes of
will a member of that powerful
boyhood
days on the farm.
group. They get the headlines;
others do the work.
The last time he went down the receiving line at a White
Cordon worked with the repre­
House reception, Sam said "Hi, Mamie,*' and Mamie said
sentatives of the Oregon wheat
league when they were in Wash­
right back, "Hi, how's things in Oregon?”
ington earlier this year. He advo­
It has been about the same way with the President’s leg­
cates. with them, the two price
system for wheat. We do not
islative program. Sam has given the President excellent
know whether it would cure all
cooperation and support.
our wheat country Ills or not, but
certainly It Is far better than the
It is the same way also with the things the administration
Democratic program we now suf
stands
for: bringing government closer to the people;
fer under with 37 percent of the
better government for less money; cleaning out graft and
land out of wheat production...
Because he Is a person with
corruption; and increasing indi­
ability to get along with others
vidual freedom. Sam Coon thinks
because he works at his Job with­
with the President and supports
out trying for publicity, because
he has got the money to build our
the President on all of these.
j
dams and will get more, because
he hae atudled our wheat prob­
lems, because he I* a solid, conser­
vative cltlsen, we think Guy Cor­
don should be re-elected.
P IL E S
SAM COON
IK E
RE-ELECT
F IS H B II
There Is a fish bill on the bal-
L It Is possible that no Oregon
»ctlon would be quite legal with-
it one If so It Is the noly reo-
n for this one.
It Is a bad bill.
Whether or not one believes
Congressman
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SA M COON
O n e G o o d T e rm O e i e r r e j 4 n o f f i e r
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CARD OF TH A N K S
I again wish to express my ap­
preciation and many thanks to
my friends for their gifts, letters
and cards to me at the hospital
and since I returned home this
second time from a stay in the
hospital with my broken ankle.
Mrs. Wallace May
I n v ita tio n fo r F u e l K ids
M oro I*u bile S ch ool«
D bttrict 17, M oro, O regon
The board of directors will ac­
cept sealed bkls at or before their
next regular meeting at 8 p. m. on
N 'jv e in b e r 9, IB M for the follow­
ing fuel requirements:
Period of Contract—1 year, effec­
tive immediately.
Types—Light Fuel Oil < PS-300)
and Ethyl and Standard Gaso­
line.
Yearly Requirement—16,000 gal­
lons fuel oil, 3000 gallons gas
Tank Capacities—Fuel Oil -10,000
gallons; Gas 500 to 600 gallons
Please quote price per barrel
f.o.b. station and truck and trailer
delivery to Moro, Oregon.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE Is hereby given that
the undersigned has filed In the
County Court of the State of Ore­
gon for Sherman County, her
Final Account as the executrix
of the Estate of Ralph P. Brlsbine,
deceased, and that Wednesday,
the 17th day of November, 1954,
at 10:00 A. M. of said day, in the
court room of the County Court
in the court house at Moro, Sher­
man County, Oregon, have been
fixed by the Court as the time
and place for the hearing of ob­
jections to said Final Account and
for the settlement of said estate.
This notice Is published in pur­
suance of an order of the County
Court for Sherman County, Ore­
gon, made on the 11th day of Oc­
tober, 1954.
Havie Stella Brlsbine
Executrix
T. Lester Johnson,
Attorney for Executrix,
Moro, Oregon.
50-3c
NOTICE <>F FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE is hereby given that
the undersigned has filed in the
County Court of the State of Ore­
gon for Sherman County, his
Final Account as the administra­
tor of the Estate of Agnes R. An­
drews, deceased, and that Wed­
nesday, November 17, 1954, at
10:00 A. M. of said day, in the
court room of the County Court
in the court house at Moro, Sher­
man County, Oregon, have been
fixed by the Court as the time
and place for the hearing of ob­
jections to Final Account and for
the settlement of said estate.
This notice is published In pur­
suance of an order of the County
Court for Sherman County, Ore­
gon, made on the 11th day of
October, 1954.
William H. Andrews
Administrator
T. Lester Johnson,
Attorney for Administrator
Wasco, Oregon.
50-3c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persona having claims
against the Estate of Henry C.
Peters, deceased, are hereby noti­
fied to present them, with the
proper vouchers, and duly veri­
fied, to the undersigned, the duly
appointed, qualified and acting
Administrator of the Estate of
Henry C. Peters, deceased, at the
office of T. I>ester Johnson, at­
torney at law, Moro, Oregon,
within 6ix months from the date
of the first publication of this
ii «tlot, to w it ( tetotMi* i . IBM
Willard H. Barnett
Administrator
T. I^ester Johnson,
Attorney for Administrator,
Moro, Oregon
48-5 lc
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly ap­
pointed Executrix of the Estate
of John F. Royse, deceased, and
has qualified. All persons having
claims against said estate are
hereby notified and required to
present the same, duly verified,
and with the proper vouchers,
to the undersigned at the resi­
dence of the Executrix in Wasco,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of first publication of
this notice, to-wlt: September 24,
1954.
Augusta Royse
Executrix
IXmakl E. Heisler
47-5OC
Attorney for Estate
IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
r a n c o m m of r a u i
W. R. REID,
)
Plaintiff,
I
W
)
L II. CLAWSON, carrying on )
business as L. H. Clawson & Co. )
Defendant.
)
TO: L. H. Clawson, carrying on
business as L. H. Clawson & Co.
IN
THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON: You are
hereby required to appear and
answer the Complaint filed again­
st you In the above entitled
Court and cause within four
weeks from the date of the first
publication of this Summons as
hereinafter stated, and if you fail
to so answer said complaint, or
otherwise ap;>ear or plead In this
cause, the plaintiff, for want
268.05 feet to Engineer’s Station known persons having or claim-
LH 173+69.74 P. S. thence north- ing any right, title or inter« A in
easterly, on an Increasing Stand- 9 90 acres of land located in Sher-
ard Highway Spiral to the right man County, Oregon designated
(a — 0.25), a distance of 400 0 as Tract No. P-1614 of the project
feet through an angle of 2" 00' for the construction oBThe Dalles
to Engineer’s Station LH 177+
,n
Columbia River.
69.74P.S.C. thence northeasterly
>ou and each of you are hereby
on a curve to the right having a notified that a complaint in con-
radius of 5,729.58 feet a distance ^ . nationuhas heretofore been
of 125.00 feet through an angle of ‘*,eo in the above named court
1* 15' to Engineer’s Station LH
an a5Hon l° c°ndenin the fee
178+94.74 P.C.S.; thence north- simple title to the lands hereiriaf-
easterly on a decreasing Standard
described, subject, however to
Higlrway Spiral to the right (a = ^ ¿ U n g easements for pUbuc
O. 25), a distance of 400.0 feet ™ads and highways, public utih-
through an angle of 2* 00' to En-
, >« al 1 roads and pipe ¡¡nes
gineer’s Station LH 182 + 94.74 <-£¡2** said lands are located in
P. T. equals Engineer’s Station pLrnian County, Oregon and - are
are
24 + 29.81 P.O.T. of the existing f J ^ ew.J>articularlY described as
Columbia River Highway
TRACT NO P-1614
The land above described con­ part
of Governments' Lot!1 5
tains 7.00 acres, more or less,
for public use adequately to pro­ * that part of the
vide for the construction of a quarter of the southwest uuaner
river Improvement for use in con- and that part uf the n u n h w t"
nection with the establishment of
of the southeast quarter
The Dalles Dam in the Columbia
section 24, Township 2 North
River, Oregon and Washington. **an<e
Fast of the Willamette
The authority for the taking is •Meridian in Sherman Countv
The Act of February 26, 1931 Oregon, lying south of the south
(46 Stat. 1421, U.S.C. Sec. 258a) bne of the former Deschutes Rail-
and Acts supplementary thereto ™ad Company’s right-of-way and
and amendatory thereof; The Act > in g n cr in westerly of a line that
of April 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94, 33 ls ^00.0 feet southeasterly, when
U.S.C. Sec. 591); The Act of March measured at right angles, from
1, 1917 (39 Stat. 950, 33 U.S.C. 701), *ne center line^urvey tor the re­
public Law 367 - 64th Congress; location of the Columbia R iv e r
The Act of May 17, 1950 (Public Highway, said center line being
Law 516 • 81st Congress, Second more particularly described at
Session); The Act of July 27, 1953 follows:
(Public Law 153 - 83rd Congress,
Beginning at Engineer’s center
First Session).
line station LH7 l8at + oi.82P &
You are further notified that if lrym winch station a stone 24" x
IN T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S DIN- you have any objection or de- 9 x 8" marking the section cor-
T R IC T C O U R T F O R T H E D IS ­ fense to the taking of your pro- ner common to Sections 2J, 24
T R IC T O F O R E G O N , U N IT E D
perty above described you are re-
and 26 111 said township *anu
S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A ,
)
quired to file herein and to serve range bears s. uJ 26' is h, a
Plaintiff
) upon the plaintiff’s attorney at the distance ot 923.48 feet; thence
v s.
)
address herein designated within nortneasterly, iroin a tangem
CORA STRANAHAN, also
)
weeks after the date of the wmen bears N. uu' lo' uo" E. on
known as Correan Stranahan, ) four
first publication of this Summons, an increasing standard Hignwav
a widow; MACE BALDWIN, ) an
answer identifying the pro­
to me leu (a = 0.2a), a
guardian of Correan Stranahan; ) perty in which you claim to spiral
01 40U.U leet liirougn an
CARROLL W. DEAN and
) have an interest, stating the na­ uistance
ui 2 uo to Engineer s
MABLE DEAN, husband and ) ture and extent of the interest angle
ia u o n E l l i
iS S a-f-U l.S ^ E .S V ’
wife; ZULA CURRIN, a widow; ) claimed, and stating all your ob­ S mence
noi tneaaieny 011 a c u r v e
Unknown heirs at law of ILA ) jections and defenses to the tak­ 10 me ieu
a rauius 01
DEAN, deceased; CHARLES
) ing of your property. A failure a,<2u.a8 leet Having
a instance of 2,2aa.-
BLAKE and HATTIE MAE
) so to file and serve an answer °u leet tnrougn
an angle oi 22
BI^AKE, husband and wife; ) shall constitute a consent to the
to Engineer s bunion b n 7
TED REED and EDITH REED, ) ïaking
and to the authority of the 1 9 U /+ 3 /.3 2 f . u. b.; mence norm-
husband and wife; CASEY
)
to proceed to hear the ac­ easteny, on a uecieasing bianu-
AND STONE, an Oregon cor- ) Court
to fix the just compen­ aid Hignway Spiral 10 me ieu
poratlon; T. L. FIELDS and
) tion and
and shall constitute a wai­ «a _ u . ao ), a distance ot 4uu.d leet
NELLIE D. FIELDS, husband ) sation
of all defenses and objections through ah angle of 2 uu to
and wife; and SHERMAN
) ver so
presented.
Engineers Station u i<
COUNTY, a municipal corpora- ) not You
are further notified that if ¡3/.02 P. i .; m e n c e N. 4 2 J 5o' 4 2 '
tion and political subdivision of ) you have
no objections nor de­ e . a u is ta n c e 01 462.68 le e t to
the State of Oregon,
)
to the taking you may serve Engineers Station LH/ iyiu + uo.
Defendants,
) fense
upon the plaintiffs attorney a
1 he tana above uescrioeu con­
C iv il N o. 756«
notice
of appearance designating tains a net area ot y.uu acres, more
S U M M O N S (N O T IC E )
property in which you claim or less..
TO: The Unknown Heirs at Law the
to be interested and thereafter lor public use adequately to pro­
of Ila Dean, deceaæd;
shall receive notice of all vide for tne construction ot a
You and each of you are here­ you
proceedings affecting said pro­ river improvement for use in
by notified that a Complaint in perty.
connection with tlie establishment
Condemnation has heretofore been
are further notified that ot the Dalles Dam in the Colum­
filed in the above named Court on You
the
30th
day
of
June,
1954,
in an action to condemn the fee the plaintiff filed herein its De- bia River, Oregon and Washing­
ton.
simple title to the lands hereinaf­ claration
of Taking of said lands , The authority for the R,
ter described, subject, however, and
a n d a simultaneously
im u l ta n e o u s lv t therewith
h e r e w i t h tie-
q-h e A t t Qf JF e b r u a r y ^ 6 f y j l
de
to existing easements for public posited in this Court and cause
roads and highways, public utili­ me estimated, just compensation (46 b u t. 1421, 40 U. S. C..Sec.’ 258a)
and Acts supplementary thereto
ties, railroads and pipe lines,
such taking.
which said lands are located In for You
are further notified that o?1 a n r n
Sherman County, Oregon, and are at the trial of the issue of just Of April 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94, 33
more particularly described as compensation, whether or not you U. S. C’. Sec. 591); the Act of March
follows:
I, 1917 (39 Stat. 950, 33 U. S. C.
have answered or served a notice 701),
TRACT NO. T-2000-1: All that Of
Public Law 36/ - 64th Con­
appearance,
you
may
fTMOnt
part of the northwest quarter of eviuence as u> the amount of gress; The Act of May 17, 1950
the northwest quarter of Section compensation .to oe paid for the (I ublic I>aw 516 - 81st Congress
Second Session); The Act oi Juiy-
6, Township 2 North, Range 17 property
in which >ou have ai. 27,
Fa«t of the Willamette Meridian interest anu
1953 ( P u b lic la w 153 • 83ru
you
may
snare,
01.
in Sherman County, Oregon, lying provi 01 >uur nueiesk, in me dia Congress, h irsi session).
northerly of a line that Is 50 fe«t m bution ot tlie award ol c o m ­
You are further notified that if
distant northwesterly, when mea­ pensation.
you have any objection or defense
sured at right angles, from the
summons is served upon to the taking of your properly
center line of the main track of you ihis
described you are required
by
of the Honorable above
the Oregon Washington IRahroad Clause order
to file herein and to serve upon
McCulloch,
Judge
of
tlie
and Navigation Company’s rail­ aoove e n title d Court, maue anu the plaintiff’s attorney at the ad­
road.
on the 30 day of August, dress herein designated within
The hnd above described con­ entered
I9o4, oy the publication thereoi
^ J o i r a t i o n ^ i ^ h t a 3« 6 ° l th<?
tains 4.28 acres, more or less.
, n
th s Summons,
TRACT NO. T-2OOO-2: All that lor iour successive weeks in the an ..... ‘
County Journal, a news-
i>ro'
part of the northwest quarter of Sherman
printed and published in ? i n » , , , . , , : a im to h a v e
the northwest quarter of Section paper
Moro, uivgon, and ot general cir- extent
the nature antl
6, Township 2 North, Range 17 culation
said county wherein
1 lnterest claimed, and
East of the Willamette Meridian s a id la n d in
r e lo
c a te d , t the
h e first
firs t
, f
*u°Ur, t>’,Jec^*°hS and
located,
in Sherman County, Oregon, lying said lands s a are
defenses to the taking of your pro­
southerly of a line that is 50 feet p u b lic a tio n ot tin s .su m m o n ^ | m perty. A failure so to 'file and
distant southeasterly, when mea­ ing made in the issue of said serve an answer shall constitute
sured at right angles, from the newspaper on the 1st day of Oc­ a consent to the taking and to the
center line of the main track of tober, 1954.
C. E. LUCKEY, United States authority of the Court to proceed
the Oregon-Washington Railroad
a
u v iik » anu
a o n i C.
v. BOY-
om i - !° h<?ar th<? aCtl° n and to fix the
Attorney,
and BERT
and Navigation Company’s rad-
LAN, Assistant United States J p e n s a , i o n and shall con-
road and lying northerly of a
Attorney, 506 United States and
J alver ,of aI1 defenses
line that is 40 feet «distant north­
Courthouse, Portland 5. Ore. and objections not so presented. *
westerly, when measured at right
You are further notified that if
48-5 lc you
angles, from the center line of
have no objections nor de­
the existing Columbia River High
fense to the taking you may serve
IN T H E U N IT E D S T A T I«» D I S ­
way.
upon the plaintiff’s attorney a
The land above described con­ T R IC T COURT F O R T IIE |>U> notice of appearance designating
TRICT OF OREGON UNITED the property in which you claim
tains 6.32 acres, more or less.
TRACT NO. T-2OOO-3: All that STA’ITX OF AMERK'A,
to be interested and thereafter
Plaintiff,
part of the northwest quarter of
you shall receive notice of all
vs.
the northwest quarter of Section
proceedings affecting said proper­
6, Township 2 North, Range 17 ROSA M. MILLER, a widow;
ty.
JENNIE
MILLER
MURRAY
East of the Willamette Meridian
You are further notified that
in Sherman County, Oregon, lying and WILLIAM MURRAY, wife ) on the 5th day of April, 1954 the
)
southerly of a line that is 40 feet and husband; JOSEl’H J.
plaintiff filed herein Its Declara­
distant southeasterly, when mea­ MILLER and LOUISE M ILLER,) tion of Taking of said lands and
sured at right angles, from the husband and wife; JAMES D. ) simultaneously therewith deposit­
center line of the existing Colum­ MILLER, a single person; ETTA ) ed in this court and cause the es­
)
bia River Highway and lying MILLER ROUSH and CL1F-
just compensation for
) timated
northerly of a line that Is 150 feet PORD C. ROUSH, wife and
such taking.
husband;
HORACE
S.
CAR-
)
distant southeasterly, when mea­
You are further notified that at
sured at right angles, from the LISLE individually and as Exe- ) the trial of the issue of Just com­
cutor
of
the
estate
of
W.
H.
Car-
)
center line survey for the reloca­
pensation, whether or not you
tion of the Columbia River High­ lisle, deceased; EVELYN CAR- ) have answered or served a notice
LISLE,
MARAVENE
CAR-
)
way, said center Une survey be­
of appearance, you may present
ing more particularly described LISLE, individually and as Exe- ) evidence as to the amount of
cutrix of the Estate of W. H.
> compensation to be paid for the
as follows:
) property in which you may have
Beginning at Engineer’s Station Carlisle, deceased; IDA CAR-
LH 1594-93.91 P. S. of the said LISLE, a widow; The Unknown ) an interest and you may share,
center line survey for the relo­ heirs at law of W. H. Carlisle, ) on proof of your Interest, in the
cation of the Columbia River deceased; SANDRA KAY CAR- ) distribution of the award of com­
Highway, from which station the LISLE, a minor; JOYCE BREN-) pensation.
northwest corner of Section 6 in DA CARLISLE, a minor; The )
This summons is served upon
said township and range bears unknown children of Horace S. ) you by order of the Honorable
N. 19* 05’ 37’ E. a distance of Carlisle, at the time of his d ea th ;) Claude McCulloch, Judge of the
955.87 feet; thence northeasterly, All persons unknown having or ) above entitled court, made and
from a tangent which bears N. claiming any right, title or in- ) entered on the 3rd day of August,
v thu*
m ih iin a tu in th
p reo f
71* 21’ 55" E., on an increasing terest in 9.90 acres of land locat-) 1954, h by
the publication
thereof
Standard Highway Spiral to the ed in Sherman County, Oregon, ) for four successive weeks in the
left (a = 0.25), a distance of 400.0 designated as Tract No. P-1614 ) Sherman County Journal, a news­
feet through an angle of 2* 00’ to of the project for the construe- ) paper printed and published in
to Engineer's Station LH 163 + tion of The Dalles Dam in the ) Moro, Oregon, and of general cir­
93.91 P. S. C.; thence northeasterly Columbia River, and SHER- ) culation In said county wherein
) said lands are located, the first
on a curve to the left having a MAN COUNTY, a municipal
radius of 5,729.58 feet a distance corporation and political sub-
publication of this summons being
of 307.78 feet through an angle division of the State of Oregon, ) made in the Issue of said news­
Defendants.
) paper on the 1st day of October,
of 3* 04’ 40’ to Engineer’s Sta­
C IV IL NO. 7438
tion LH 167 + 01 69 PC S.; thence
1954.
SU M M O N S (N O T IC E )
northeasterly, on a decreasing
C. E. LUCKEY. United States
TO:
The
Unknown
devisees,
lega­
Standard Highway Spiral to the
Attorney, and BERT C. BOY­
left (a = 0.25), a distance of 400.0 tees anil heirs at law of Wt H.
LAN. Assistant United States
feet through an angle of 2* 00’ to Carlisle, deceased; The unknown
Attorney, 506 United States
Engineer’s Station LH 171 + 01.69 children of Horace-S. Carlisle at
Courthouse, Portland 5, Oregon.
48-5 lc
P. T.; thence N. 64* 17’ 15’ E. the time of his death; and all un
thereof, will apply to the Court
for the relief as demanded in the
Complaint on file with thé Clerk
of the above entitled Court, to-wit,
That Plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum of $191.-
95, and for the further sum of
$301.80, and for Plaintiff’s costs
and disbursements, and an Order
of this Court that property attach­
ed belonging to the Defendant,
to-wlt: The sum of $390.02 owing
by T. W. Thompson of Moro, Sher­
man County, Oregon to Defendant
be sold and the proceeds applied
upon the Judgment to be taken
herein.
Service of this Summons Is
made upon you by publication
thereof in the Sherman County
Journal, a newspaper of general
circulation printed and published
in Moro, Sherman County, Ore­
gon, and of the kind and class pre­
scribed by law, once a week for
four successive weeks by virtue
of an order made in this Court by
the Honorable E. H. Howell,
Judge of the above entitled Court
on the 13th day of September,
1954. The date of the first publi­
cation of this Summons is the 24th
day of September, 1954.
J. Tracy Barton
Attorney for the Plaintiff
U. S. Nat’l Bank Bldg.
47-50c
The Dalles, Oregon