Sherman County journal., January 28, 1955, Page 2, Image 2

FA G K t
SHERMAN COUNTY1 JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON.
5èl|rrniflu (Tounty .In u m a i
Puhlished E'vrry Fridajr al
Muro, Oregon
i
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2», 19M
were in Salem Tuesday to attend
the meeting to make final deci­
sions on changes In the
ware­
house laws.
While there they
watched the legislature briefly.
Elaine Mae Nelson.
a Minor.
> 169 feet above mean sea level ment Lot 4 of said Section 9 with
) U.S.C. and G. S. datum, and to the north boundary of the right of
maintain mosquito control, as
of the Columbia River High­
CITATION TO ERWIN PETER may be required in connection way
way, from which point the quar­
NELSON
with the operation and mainten­ ter section corner common to Sec­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE ance of The Dalles Dam Project tions 8 and 9 in said township and
Glie« I*. Frenrh
b llim
as authorized by the Act of Con­ range which also is the northwest
OF OREGON
frte re d m Mcond «I m i m attar a l tha
You are hereby required to ap­ gress approved May 17, 1950; pro­ corner of Lot 4 in said Section 9
LEGAL NOTICES
Poatofflca at Moro. Orviron. under Aa«
vided that no structures for hu­ bears S. 88* 44’ 54" W a distance
pear before the above entitled man
»< Conffroea of Maia li >, ISTI.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
habitation shall be construct­ of 4 08 feet; thence southwesterly
Court
on
the
28th
day
of
Febru­
All
persons
having
claims
again­
ed on said lands; provided furth­ along the north boundary of said
OFFICIA*
COUNTY PA PER
ary,
1955,
at
10:00
o’clock
A.
M.
er, that no buildings or structures Columbia River Highway, on a
st the Estate of Oscar N. Ruggles,
deceased, are hereby notified to in the court room of the court shall be erected on lands below
rig? 1 h3ving a radius
present them, with the proper house at Moro, Sherman County, elevation 169 feet above mean sea or 3,214 feet, a distance of 170 feet
level U.S.C. and G S. datum, ex­
less’ to a P°int that is 50
vouchers and duly verified, to the Oregon, to show cause, if any cept
as authorized by special per­
distant northeasterly, when
undersigned, the duly appointed, there be, why Elaine Mae Nelson, mission granted in accordance feet
measured at right angles, from the
qualified and acting Executrix a minor child, should not by this with existing laws and regula­ railroad center line of the Grass
Court
be
declared
to
be
the
adopt­
tions
for
the
protection
and
pre­
under the I^ast Will and Testa­
Valley Branch of the Oregon-Wa­
ment of Oscar N. Ruggles, oeceas- ed child of William A. Brinkert servation of the navigable waters shington Railroad and Navigation
and
the
name
of
said
child
chan­
of
the
United
States
of
America;
Company; thence northwesterly
ed, at the office of T. Lester John­
and with respect to the lands parallel with and 50 feet distant
son, attorney at law, Moro, Ore­ ged to Elaine Mae Brinkert as above
elevation
169
feet
above
gon, within six months from the prayed for in the Petition for mean sea level U.S.C. and G. S. northeasterly from the said exist­
ing railroad center line a distance
date of the first publication of Adoption and Change of Name datum, the written consent of the of
120 feet, more or less, to the
this notice, to-wlt: January 28, filed in this Court.
representative of the United Stat­ north line of said Government Lot
Service
of
this
Citation
Is
made
ONE YEAR . . ................... *2.0ff
es
in
charge
shall
be
obtained
for
1955.
4; thence N. 88* 44' 54" E. on the
Allie Ruggles upon you by publication in the the type and location of any struc­ north line of Government Lot 4, a
JA N I IR Y 28, I »55
tures
and-or
appurtenances
there­
Sherman
County
Journal,
a
news­
Executrix
distance of 200 feet to the point
paper of general circulation prin­ to now existing or to be erected; of beginning.
T. Lester Johnson,
O! YK OF LITTIJ-J FAITH
reserving,
however,
to
the
owner
ted and published in Sherman
The parcel of land above described
Attorney for Executrix,
said lands all such rights and contains 0.22 of an acre, more or
We have always had in these
County, Oregon, once a week for of
Moro,
Oregon
13-6c
privileges
as
may
be
enjoyed
with­
United States a considerable
four (4) consecutive, successive out interfering with or abridging less.
TRACT NO. R-1801 E: A parcel of
group of men whose suspicion of
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF weeks by virtue of an Order made the rights and easements hereby land lying In Government Ix»t 3,
their fellows has gotten out of
and
entered
in
said
Court
In
these
taken.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
9, Township 2 North
bounds. They have developed pol­
That the lands in which the Section
proceedings on the 26th day of
SHERMAN COUNTY
Range 16 East of the Willamette
above
estates
are
condemned
are
itical leaders with the same attri­
In the Matter of the Adoption ) January, 1955, said date of ap­ located in Sherman County, St^te Meridian in Sherman County, Ore­
butes and these are often called
of
> pearance being prescribed by said of Oregon, and are more particu­ gon, said parcel being more par­
radicals, a correct appelation, and
Order.
larly described as follows, to-wit: ticularly described as follows:
sometimes (as now) they style
The date of first publication of TRACT NO. R-1800: A parcel of Commencing at a point on the
themselves liberals—oh, compoun­
this Citation is the 28th day of land lying in Government Lot 4, north boundary of the right of
of the Columbia River High­
ded error.
January, 1955.
Section 9, Township 2 North, way
way, said point being 60 feet dis­
Whatever called the characteris­
WITNESS, the Honorable Ver­ Range 16 East of the Willamette tant,
when measured at right an­
tic most governing in these men
non I. Miller, Judge of the Coun­ Meridian in Sherman County, Ore­ gles, from center line of said high­
gon,
said
parcel
being
more
par­
and these leaders has been dis­
ty Court of the State of Oregon
way at Engineer’s Station 252 + 00,
described as follows:
trust and suspicion. Let a neigh­
for Sherman County, with the ticularly
said point also being 663.6 feet
Beginning
at
the
quarter
section
bor drive a new car and he must
Seal of said Court affixed this corner common to Sections 8 and north and 1,350.2 feet east of the
9
lOPttUVAVl
be living beyond his means; let a
26th
day of January, 1955.
9 In said township and range, west quarter corner of Section 9
Lefty's W7orst Enem y
woman appear in a mink coat and
Vernon I. Miller which also Is the northwest cor­ in Township 2 North, Range 16
of the Willamette Meridian,
A name elotely
“My! My! you remember that dark
Friends of Mrs. Grace Wallan
(County Court Seal)
13-6c ner of Lot 4 In said Section 9; East
which also is the southwest corner
thence S. 0* 14’ 03” W. on the of
man from the city"; let a banker
elated
In
the
public
will
be
happy
to
know
she
sends
Lot
said Section 9; thence
west line of Government Lot 4 a S. 61’ 3 41' in W.
build a new house and he must be SPRING?
word of good health and Is enjoy­
a distance of 756.6
mind wlthdependability
PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE
distance
of
165.43
feet
to
a
point
putting one over on the directors.
ing life. She also states the winter
The Sherman County Soil Con­ that is 150 feet distant southeast­ feet to a point; thence S. 33’ 0 9 'E.,
The weather—at this moment— at Garfield, Wn., has been very
In politics it results In restric­
servation District Annual Meeting erly, when measured at right an­ a distance of 225 feet to a point
tions on successful enterprises, Is very beautiful; the sun Is shin­ mild.
the north boundary of the
will be held 1:00 p. m., Tuesday, gles, from the centerline survey on
ing,
the
days,
even
the
nights
not so often because of method
for the relocation of the railroad right of way of said highway,
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Balsiger
February
8,
1955,
County
Court­
used but because of the fact of are warm, the grass is getting
the Oregon-Washington Rail­ said point also being 60 feet
house, Moro. Election of Supervi­ of
road and Navigation Company; distant, when measured at right
success Itself. The group In ques­ green on the south slopes. That
sor for the District Board will be thence N. 61* 31’ 37” E., parallel angles, from the center line of said
tion has no faith In the Integrity may l>e an Indication of spring or
held.
13-14C with and 150 feet distant south­ highway at Engineer’s Station
of human nature; men are evil merely of a forgetfulness of the
easterly from said center line sur­ 260 + 06.9 and the true point of be­
weather man.
and inspired by the devil.
N TH E UNITED STATES DIS- vey, a distance of 157.95 feet to a ginning of this description; thence
But
there
is
another
indication
The presently popular medi­
'KICT COURT FOR THE DIS­ point opposite Engineer’s Station N. 6° 30' E. 200.0 feet to a point;
cine to combat this Imagined in­ of spring, certainly not a positive
LR 3430+00; thence N. 28* 28’ 23" thence N. 37’ 30' E. a distance of
TRICT OF OREGON
born Iniquity by these of little one, but one that certainly brings
JNITED STATES of AMERICA,) W. a distance of 50.0 feet to a 120 feet, more or less, to a point
Plaintiff,
) point that is opposite and 100 feet that Is 100 feet distant southeast­
faith Is government and still more thoughts of spring to mind. That
VS.
> distant southeasterly from said erly, when measured at right an­
government. It Is a medicine with­ Is the receipt of the beautifully I*
». L. FINLEY and VIRGINIA ) Engineer’s Station LR 3430+00; gles, from the center line survey
out cure because government is colored seed catalogues. There is
TNLEY. husband and wife;
) thence N. 61° 31’ 37" E., parallel for the relocation of the railroad
of men. It Is not of Divine origin. nothing that raises the hopes of
Cal Horn, your Telephone Manager , k
with and 100 feet distant south­ of the Oregon-Washington Rail­
JELL
MEISTER:
ARTHUR
B.
)
mankind
more
than
a
picture
of
a
We have been told to l»e suspi­
CEENAN; CARL T. SHEARER > easterly from said center line sur­ road and Navigation Company
bright
red
tomato,
a
long
orange
cious of companies that use public
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
nd KATHERINE SHEARER, ) vey, a distance of 45.0 feet, more thence S. 61’ 31' 37" W., parallel
wealth as a source for something carrot or an ear of golden corn.
lusband and wife; HAROLD
> or less, to a point that is 50 feet with and 100 feet distant south­
useful to mankind. They may Every gardener is sure that this
»HEARER and MYRTLE
) distant southerly, when measured easterly from the said center line
»HEARER, husband and wife; ) radially, from the center line sur­ survey, a distance of 200 feet,
make a fiyanclal profit from them. year his product will resemble
4ABEL OHLEGSCHLAGER and) vey for the relocation of the rail­ more or less, to a point on a line
The radicals make a political pro­ the picture and he looks yearn­
VALDEMAR OHLBGSCHLAG-) road of the Grass Valley Branch which bears N. 33’ 09' W. from
In the telephone busi­
fit from them.
Taxes paid are ingly out his window at the snow
CR, wife and husband; MARY ) of the Oregon-Washington Rail­ the true point of beginning; thence
or
frozen
ground
and
wishes
It
greater than the profits the gov­
ness, we call the wire
)HLEGSOHLAGER and ROY ) road and Navigation Company; S. 33° 09' E. a distance of 210 feet,
were spring.
ernment can make.
t h a t le a d s fro m y o u r
IHLEGSCHLAGER, wife and ) thence easterly, concentric with more or less, to the true point of
Many of the bills written for
íusband; BERTHA SPLITZER ) and 50 feet distant southerly from beginning.
Wfell, it can’t be long. Here It Is
telephone a t home to
nd AL SPLITZER, wife and hus-) the center line survey for the re­ The parcel of land above described
legislatures and congress portray only a few days before the annual
th e p o le o u t s i d e a
contains 0.35 of an acre, more or
»and; ROBERT NEAGLE FOR-) location of the said Grass Valley less.
the suspicions of the writers. So advent of the ground-hog who
“ d r o p " w ir e . M a y b e
tEST’ The Unknown Heirs at ) Branch, on a curve to the right
many assume the basic dishones­ tells us to hurry or to lx» patient.
you've seen some of our
iw of George W. Hoffman, de-) having a radius of 360.28 feet a The authority for the taking is
ty and Immorality of mankind. All Whatever we do, like it or not,
eased; The Unknown Heirs at ) distance of 450 feet, more or less, I he Act of February 26, 1931 (46
men p u ttin g up drop
kinds of laws are written to exor­ it will not t»e long delayed. Soon
iw of Bernard Keenan, de- ) to a point opposite Engineer’s Sta­ Stat. 1421, 40 U.S.C. Sec. 258a) and
w ires around town. If
cize the devil within him.
Be­ the fragrant smoke will curl up
eased; The Unknown Heirs at ) tion G.V. 236 + 69.22 P.C. equals ex­ Acts supplementary thereto and
you have, you probably
cause of this we have a great from dozens of dry grass and leaf
iw of LVdia Keenan, deceased; ) isting Grass Valley Branch rail­ amendatory thereof; The Act of
noticed th a t a few short
Engineer’s Station 236+69.22 April 24, 1888 (25 Stat. 94, 33 U.S
multiplicity of laws, a surplus of fires In the evenings as the house­
’he Unknown Heirs at law of > road
pieces were left over on
.lvln Keenan, deceased; The U n-) P.O.T.; thence N. 29' 02' 23" W.,
them, few ever read, fewer enfor­ holder finds he cannot stay In­
The Act °f
L
parallel with and 50 feet distant 1917 (39 591);
some of the jobs. Now,
Stat. 950, 33 U.S.C. 701)
nown Heirs at law of Bertha
ced. And despite It all we ore the doors with his winter pipe and
southwesterly
from
the
center
Public Law 367 • 64th Congress;
[eagle Forrest, deceased; The )
these odds and ends of
most lawless nation on earth.
newspaper.
'nknown Heirs at law of Grace ) line of the existing Grass Valley The Act of May 17, 1950 (Public
w ire w eren't of much
Suspicion manufactures Its own
Branch
railroad
track,
a
distance
The trees along the creek will
Law 516-81st Congress, Second
hearer, deceased; All persons )
use u n til re c e n tly . I t
arguments and entirely outside put out leaves, the hens will sing
nknown having or claiming any ) of 105.48 feet; thence northwester­ Session); The Act of July 27, 1953
ly,
from
a
tangent
which
bears
N.
w as too costly to splice
the rules of evidence. It doesn’t and gossip in the manger, a tenta­
(Public Law 153-83rd Congress,
ight, title or interest in 1.57 )
them together. But now
require reason to l>e suspicious, tive sowing of radishes will be
eres of land In Sherman C ounty,) 29' 02’ 23" W., concentric with F irst Session);
and
50
feet
distant
southwesterly
Iregon designated as Tracts )
You are further notified that if
but, rather, the lack of It. Govern­ made and suddenly it will tie
an economical w ay has
Jo. R-1800. R-1801, R-1800E and ) from the venter line of the e x i t ­ you have any objection or defense
ment under such auspices weak­ spring. Winter will be forgotten
been found to join drop-
ing
Grass
Valley
railroad
track
on
to
the taking of your property
1-1801E of The Dalles Dam pro-)
ens the morals of mankind where­ either because it was bad and we
wire scraps into long, continuous pieces which can be put to work.
a curve to the left having a radius above described, you are required
ect;
and
SHERMAN
COUNTY,
)
as, If It Is to be eventually suc­ want to forget It or l»ecause It
N aturally, this is a big co st-cu tter . . . one th a t helps us as we work
municipal corporation and pol-) of 369.44 feet a distance of 162 to file herein and to serve upon
cessful, It must strengthen them. was good and didn't bother our
tical subdivision of the State o f ) feet, more or less, to a point on the plaintiff’s attorney at' the ad­
to keep down the prices you pay for service. Pacific Telephone works
the north line of said Government dress herein designated within
In restricting man from tielng enjoyment.
iregon,
to m ake your telephone a biyyer value every day.
Defendants
> Lot 4; thence S. 88’ 44’ 54" W., on four weeks after the date of the
“bad” we have taken from him
the said north line a distance of first publication of this Summons
♦
♦
♦
*
♦
CIVIL NO 7495
the will to be “good”. Morality,
365 feet, more or less, to the point (Notice), an answer Identifying the
SUMMONS (NOTICK)
good conduct, cannot be merely
property in which you claim to
'O: Nell Meister, Bertha Splitzer, of beginning
negative. There must lx* room for
There is excepted therefrom have an interest, stating the na­
L
l
Splitzer,
the
unknown
heirs
at
encouragement toward develop­
aw severally of George W. Hoff- that part lying within the bound­ ture and extent of the Interest
ment of a better society not the FUNERAL SERVICE
nan, deceased, Bernard Keenan, aries of the Columbia River High­ claimed, and stating all your ob­
mere shouting of “You can’t do
eceased, Lydia Keenan, deceased, way.
jections and defenes to the tak­
The parcel of land above des­ ing of your property. A fajlure so
dvin Keenan, deceased, Bertha
that", “You can’t do that" by the
. . . with understanding
cribed
contains
a
net
area
of
0.71
¿eagle
Forrest,
deceased,
Grace
to file and serve an answer shall
government which Is more of an
Ihearer, deceased, and all persons of an acre, more or less.
constitute a consent to the taking
Incentive to sin that a deterrent
TRACT NO. R-1801: A parcel of and to the authority of the Court
unknown
having
or
claiming
any
thereto. Did you ever see a shout­
. . . responsible
Ight, title or interest in 1.57 acres land lying In Government Ixit 3, to proceed to hear the action and
ing parent who was successful?
f land In Sherman County, Ore- Section 9, Township 2 North, to fix the just compensation and
on designated as Tracts No. R- Range 16 East of the Willamette shall constitute a waiver of all
. . reasonable
800, R-1801, R-1800E and R-1801 E Meridian in Sherman County, Ore­ defenses and objections not so pre­
FORMOSA
gon, said parcel being more par­ sented.
r
f The Dalles Dam Project:
The question most often asked
You are further notified that if
You and each of you are hereby ticularly described as follow’s:
about public affairs these days Is:
otified that an Amended Com- Beginning at a point on the north s t °u have no objections nor de-
lalnt in Condemation has here boundary of the right of way of ense to the taking you may serve
"Are we going to war over For­
jfore been filed in the above the Columbia River Highway, «aid upon the plaintiff’s attorney a no­
mosa?”
amed court In an action to con- point being 60 feet distant, when tice of appearance designating the
The president Is certainly to be
emn
the estates hereinafter set measured at right angles, from the property in which you claim to be
praised for taking the m atter to
ut In the lands hereinafter des- center line of said highway at En­ Interested and thereafter you shall
congress and through It Inform­
ribed adequately to provide for gineer’s Station 252 + 00, said receive notice of all proceedings
uoonard & Wilma Smith
ing the public about the situation,
le construction of a river im- point also being 063.6 feet north affecting said property.
rovement for the purposes of and 1.350 2 feet east of the west
You are further notified that on
more In keeping with the con­ Phone
The Dalle«
3KI5
ood control, navigation and oth- quarter corner of Section 9 in the 14th day of May. 1954 the
stitution than plunging into war
r purposes incident thereto for Township 2 North. Range 16 East plaintiff filed herein its Declara­
as was done In the Korean mess.
se in connection with the estab- of the Willamette Meridian, which tion of Taking of said lands and
There is no doubt that the at­
shment of The Dalles Dam, Col- also is the southwest corner of I/)t simultaneously therewith deposit­
tacks on Islands between Formosa lethleheiu Chapter No. »8. O.K.8
mbla River, Washington and 3 In said Section 9; thence S. 61' ed in this court and cause the es-
and the mainland of China cause
Meets every second ano
regon. That the estates taken by 41’ W. a distance of 756.6 feet to a tlmated Just compensation for
fourth Thursday m ea n
a serious situation about which
ie plaintiff for said public uses point; thence S. 33* 09’ E. a dis­ such taking.
month; visiting niembe»*«
re subject to existing easements tance of 15 feet, more or less, to a
no one can properly Judge with­
You are further notified that at
Inviteli Moro, Orevoo
>r public roads and highways, point that is 100 feet distant the trial of the issue of Just com­
out knowledge of the agreements
ublic utilities, railroads, and pipe southeasterly, when measured at pensation. whether or not you
Catherine Thompson, W. M.
that have l»een made heretofore
right angles, from the center line have answered or served a notice
nes, and are as follows:
Naomi Van Gilder, Secretary
by this government and others.
la> The fee simple title to the survey for the relocation of the of appearance, you may present
If we are definitely pledged to Eureka I xm I r * No. l i t A.**. A A.*»
I am happy to say that one of six relay stations has
L/i.'/GtAohof'
anil railroad of the Oregon-Washing­ evidence as to the amount of com­
support and defend Chiang Kai-
ton Railroad and Navigation Com­ pensation to be paid for the pro­
Meeu on the 1st and
been
installed
at
Moro.
Initially
two
regular
TV
pany; thence N. 61' 3V 37" E. par­ perty in.which you may have an
shek we will have to do it and
3rd Thursday evening»
R-1801.
_
(b) The perpetual right, power, allel with and 100 feet distant interest and you mav share, on
that may lead to war unless the - vmswixv ,* e “ ‘ h momn Visiting
channels plus a spare for emergency will be provided
privilege and easement on, in. southeasterly from the said center proof of your Interest In the dis­
Chinese communists are bluffing,
ni*,nl>ers cordially in
over and under the lands herein­ line survey a distance of 700 feet, tribution of the <Avard of compen­
between Portland and Pasco and is to be placed in
vlted to m eet w ith us
which they may be. We cannot af­
after described and designated as more or less, to The north bound­ sation.
Frank Sayrs. W M.
ford to tie pushed around and
service on January 30. A second phase of the
Tracts No. R-1800E and R-1801 E ary of the right of way of the Col­
This summons is served upon
Clyde
Gillmor,
Secretary
eventually off from Formosa, Ok­
to permanently overflow, flood umbia River Highway; thence ea­ you by order of the Honorable
project to be completed in August will add a two-
inawa, Japan and the Philippines Lupine Rebekah Ixxlge No. Uff
aiW submerge the land below ele­ sterly, concentric with and 60 feet Gus J. Solomon, Judge of the
vation one hundred sixty-nine feet distant northerly from the center above entitled court, made and en­
until we are fighting on our own Meets 2nd and 4th
way
message
channel
which
can
be
equipped
to
(169 feet) above mean sea level line of said highway, on a curve to tered on the 3rd day of January
coast. This nation does owe Chi­ Tuesdays of each
U.S.C. and G. S. datum. Including the right having a radius of 1955 by the publication thereof
handle
as
many
as
600
simultaneous
telephone
con­
ang Kai-shek something for double month
Visiting
the right to clear and remove tim­ 1,492.39 feet a distance of 55 feet, for four successive weeks in the
crossing him so completely.
members we.come
ber. underbrush, debris, and other more or less, to the point of begin­ Sherman County Journal, a news­
versations
In
the
picture
is
Transmission
men
Since we have armed the Chin­ Althea Burnet N G.
natural or artificial structures or ning.
paper printed and. published in
ese nationalists it Is entirely pos­ . lelen Martin, Sec.
Harold (Bus) Barber left, and Bob Teeter at work
The parcel of land above des­ Moro, Oregon, and of general cir­
obstructions below elevation 169
sible that they can defend them­
feet above mean sea level U.S.C. cribed contains 0.29 of an acre, culation In said county wherein
in the Moro relay Ration. Overall cost of this pro­
aaid lands are located. ' the first
and (J. S. datum and to maintain more or less.
selves with no more than some Moro Ixxlge No. 113 I.O.O.F.
mosquito control, as may be con­ TRACT NO. R-1800E: A parcel of publication of this Summon (No-4
advice from us. And it is also pos­ Meets 1st and 3rd
ject is expected to he $1,900,000. In 1956 we have
sidered necessary by the represen­ land lying In Government I. o > 4 . tice) being made in the issue of
sible that the communists do not
Tuesdays in 1 .0 .0 F.
tative of the United States in Section 9. Township 2 North. said newspaper on the 14th day
budgeted $24 million for construction in Oregon
want war anymore than we do.
charge of the construction, opera­ Range l^ E a s t of the Willamette of January 1955.
hall. Transient and
But In case there is a war we do visiting brothers are
against $20 million last year. Good 01’ Oregon is
( E. Lt CKEY, United States
tion. and maintenance of the pro­ Meridian in Sherman County. Ore­
hope that we fight it with what­ (ordialtv invited
ject, and the perpetual right, pow­ gon. said parcel being more par­ Attorney, and BERT C. BOYLAN
growing fast and we are doing our best to keep up
Assistant United States Attorney’
ever weapons we have and do not
er, privilege and easement to occa- ticularly described as follows:
sionallv overflow, flood and sub­ Beginning at the point of intersec­ .<06 t nited States Courthouse,
engage In another war with our C. O. Burnet, N O.
with
it.
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