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PAOB t , 8 HERMAN COUNTY Sdirrman (County jo urn al Published Every Friday Moro, Oregon Giles L. French at E«1 II of Cntaisd arn.nd elaaa m atter at th« Poe« offioa at Moro, Or<**on, under A rt of Coiiitraaa of March I. lM7t. N A T IO N A L É D IT O R IA L JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, O< TOR ER 16. 195» ed sarvJy Bonneville uUUty tQ st you above entltied cause five percent of the number of present. LEGAL NOTICES lo w e r Administration BMf Eddy exUtjng easements on or before four w eeks from the voters for a supreme court justice We would like to see this coun- ‘T , \A v iT w i of and licenses therefor, and to the date of the first publication ot which <in this county would lx* ty try to make a better form of (* g LUCKEY, United States At- * IH.mt in the NW ’ « M •<> f said >f mineral Swninons> and U you fad to less than 100. government and obtain more local torney 508 I'. S. Court houK* J' p “ . Of 165 7 rights; over and across the follow- answer for want thereof the In this county the court would authority. legislatures are stead- j» f> r ox 71, Portland, Oregon 13 29 29 E. a distance of 1165 1 described land in Sherman Plaintiff w ill take judgment appoint four members of the char- ily overlooking the welfare of A. A LLA N FR AN ZK E, Assistant fee. from ,he n o r t h w « ™ r of £ » “ again.,t you as follow.: ter committee and “a majority smaller counties, especially »since United States Attorney sai l Section 3; thence N. 44 09 J ’ BF DM-5L For the sum of $644.92 plus of the state senators and state the small counties have so little IN THE UNITED STATES DIS 10- E. a distance of 219.0 feet; T R A C T BE-DM-51. ...... disbursement* Incut- voice in the legislature. It 1« there representatives then represent TRICT COURT FOR THE DIS thence S. 45’ 50' 50“ E. a distam-e That portion of the NU *4 NW i herein said judgment be- ing the county is entitled to ap fore time for us to take a step TRICT OF OREGON of 520.0 feet; then«? S. 44’ 09 10" of Section 3, Township 1 South, limited however to being W. a distance of 375.0 feet; thence Range 17 East of the Willamette X P^Seds S point four additional members.” toward adequate self government. U NITED S T A T E S OF That Is an extremely silly provi N. 45* 50' 50- W. a distance of Meridian, which lies northwester- “ • prolpertv at- AM ERICA, sion for In this county there are 520.0 feet; thence N. 44’ 09' 10" E. ly of the northwesterly boundary 1 Plaintiff, no resident legislators and so far vs. a distance of 156.0 feet to the line of said DeMoss Substation Summons la served upon as we can observe there is no rea FOR RBNT: Sleeping rooms with JOHN DeMOSS, et al., point of beginning, containing site «»escribed above and within pur\uant to an O lder Direct- 1.48 aervs, more or less; subject a strip of land 100 feet in width, oi s i m i X dated son why state officials should Defendants, liath and heat. Earl Fields, have a hand In county govern to the rights of the public in and the boundaries of said strip lying September, 1959, CIVIL NO. 144-59 Wasco, Oregon. 5O-2c ment. Anyway that is the way to Sherman County Road a« now 50 feet distant from, on each side ^ e 14 ‘ tte H o n o ra b le E. SUMMONS (N otice, ™ j uUge it is. The eight thus appointed FX>R SEW ING, Altering or but TO: The Unknown Heirs of Hen located along the southwest 17 of and parallel to the su rvey line and tonhole making. Call JO5-3223. choose a ninth. ry Nelson, deceased, the In - feet of sai<| within described De- of said Big Eddy-DeMoss No. 1 »• m r t n .r , rf t ho State of Ore- 49-52p The committee then proceeds to known Heirs of Robert N-Ison, M<>_ substation <ite; subject also transmission line as now located ....... . suwar.«:„> r the C ounty of Sherman. write a charter for the county ST A TE WIDE PAIN T CO. com .c eased, tlx? I nknown Heirs of tf> ^ e continued use and mainten- on the ground over, across, upon - gon - fo „ . . píete painting and Emma Damewood, deceased, and ance of the Wasco County Cooper- and adjacent to the above des- ^ id \ ^ X 7 i Ve and successive h decorating h Ph which shall provide for county service, spray or brush. Phone any anJ an other persons un- atjve power linv as now crlbed property, said su rvey line four, consecutive and ^ c c e ^ s v government and have it done 90 C-Y. 6'3977 .Or CY 6-529.1, 1205 E. known claiming any interest in acPOSS ,he southerly corner of being particularly described as weeks a ?d foll,r days Ixjfoiv? an election date so it can is? studied by the voters. Pro M *n Vmh2 1( n Hpln 11 Tracts Nos- »E-DM-51 and De- i.ai(1 DeMoss Substation site and follows: Beginning at survey sta- date^of the first Jack Null. The Dalles, Or. 38tfn Mosa s s . of Lhp ,.acific Telephone and Tele- tion 1392 + 70 0, a point in the * ¿X o £ vision must lx- retained to permit You and each of you are hereby graph Company telephone line as NEV4NEV4 of Section 4. Town- cation initiative and referendum |x>wers POR Agricultural loans see The of the voters. Calls NF LA and the Mld-Colum notified gified that a Complaint in Con- now i(X.ate,l across the northeast- ship 1 South, Range 17 East of ‘ h There is almost no restriction • ia PCA, 4th & Court Streets, demnation has heretofore been e rjv COrner of said DeMoss Sub- the W illamette Meridan, sa*d of this Summons is the 25 th day on the form of charter that may press 6-24G8. 21-25c filed in the alxive named Court in station site; and reserving to the point being S. O’ 07' 40* W. a dis- . >t September, 1959. BURDA, H A LSTEA D & CUSH be 'presented to the voters and Custom Slaughtering by appoint- an action to condemn the fee sim- owners of the W ‘ANWV4 of said tance of 963.6 feet and N. 62’ 42' MAN, Attorneys at Law, 106 E this gives the committee an op ment only. Meat cutting, wrap- Pie title to Tract DeMoss SS, section 3, their heirs and as- 30” W. a distance of 281.3 feet 4th Street, The Dalles, Oregon portunity to set up the kind of ping, sharp freeze. K enny’s located in Sherman County, Ore- signs, an easement for the use from the northwest com er of said Sepe.nber 25, October 2, government most desired. There Market, Grass Valley, Oregon. g»n, and described as billows: an<l maintenance of a cattle lane Section 3; thence S. 62’ 42' 30” 9 and 16, 1959. 47-50c are enough charter counties m Call ED 3-2345 for appointment. Beginning at survey station 1398 across that portion of said De- E. a distance of 519.2 feet to sur- the United States to give the com ’OR SALE: Washed sand and + on the hereinafter describ- M obs Substation site which lies vey station 1397 + 89.2; thence S. IN THE CIR CU IT COURT OF mittee sufficient examples. northeasterly of a line described 45’ 50' 50” E. a distance of 271.7 THE STATE OF OREGON FOR gravel at mouth of John Day Reason for the legislation per River. Also road gravel. Colum Ketlilehrm Chapter No. 78 O.E.S as: Beginning at a point on the feet to survey station 1400 4- 60.9, THE COUNTY OF WASHING* mitting charters for counties is bia Rock Products, Box 688, . y Meets every second Thurs northeasterly boundary line of a ipoint in said DeMoss Substation TON that* county government is so day each month. Visiting said EttMoss Substation site, said site in said NWV4NW*4, sa>id BONNIE F. MAY, Rufus, d ie Pii RufUt 17. 27tfn nearly oiwolete. It has not iieen ‘ 7 memliers invited. Moro. Ore. point being 14.5 feet distant from (point being S. 13’ 29' 20” E. a dis- FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house in Plaintiff, changed nor Improved for gener Imogene Hailey, W. M. tp,e northeasterly corner thereof; tance of 1165.7 feet and S. 45° 50’ Grass Valley on 2 big lots. $3,- vs. ations and is in need of revision. iXirothy Heater, Secretary thence running S. O’ 50' 50" E. to 50” E. distance of 184.5 feet from 000. Mrs. Marie Oltmanns, Box C L A U D E L. MAY, The county court is a legislative Taylor IAIDGE A. F A .V M the point of intersection with the the northwest corner of said Sec- 811, Goldendale, W11. 46-9c Defendant. and executive body and almost Wasco. Oregon southeasterly boundary line of Ron 3 NO. 18826 without power in the latter cate G t Meets each First and Third aaid DeMoss Substation site, and The authority for the taking is NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’S HALE gory. State legislatures have tak Tuesdays a perix'tual easement to construct, Act of February 26. 1931 (46 Stat., B y virtue of an execution, en over most of the legislative Doug Shull, W. M. maintain, repair, rebuild, operate 1421; 40 U j S.C., 1952 ed. sec. 258a), iu5£me„ r ^ r d e r \ te c r ie and onJer ( and pa patrol one line of electric Art of August 20. 1937 (50 Stat.. k s u ^ o ^ ^ T th ^ Z Z powers. Carl Tuggle, Secretary____ an(, of 13hUed UUt Of the aibove Officers of a county are poorly i,ii|iinc Rebekah Lodge No. 116 power transmission structure with 731; 16 V.S.C., 1952 ed. ch 12B) as Ol entitled Court in the above e«ntU- Meets 2nd and 4th Tues conductor and necessary appur- ainen<’e<l, Act of August 1, 1888 divided as to duties. Assessors days of each month. Visit tenances, and the further right to <25 Stat. 357; 40 U.S.C., 1952 ed. led cause, to me directed and levy taxes ag directed by the court dated the 24th day of September, ing members welcor? ami budget committee, the sheriff clear the right-of-way hereinafter sec. 257) as amended, Public 1959, upon a judgment rendered Mary Brackett, N. G. collects and the treasurer dis described and to keep the same Works Appropriation Act, 1959, and entered in .said Court on the Helen Martin, Secretary burses. An office for taxing would clear of brush, timber, inflamma- approved September 2, 1958, Act sim plify the Job. HA RI.A N l)\ I EM GRANGE pje structures and fire hazards ° f June 20, 1949 (63 Stat. 203; 5 23rd day of July, 1956, the 7th Meets First and Third Mondays <p rovided, however, that the U.S.C., 1952 ed., sec. 133z), Rcor- day of November, 1957, the 17th What ig now called a county flre hazard,'- shaU not «an.zaUon P1a „ No. 3 o , I950 „ 5 " n t e r . a £ «he each month at 8:00 p. m. words court Is not a court although the Helen Bruckert* Master include growing crops), anti to E- R- 3174), Order No. 2563 of the Judge in some counties has Judi For the Florence Bruckert, Secretary <ii^x>se o f such brush, timber and Secretary of the Interior (15 F. R. favor of Bonnie F. May, P laintiff cial authority over minors, etc. and against Clamie L. M ay for the Eureka Lodge No. 121 A .F .A I . t inflammable structures by sale or 3193), Order No. 2753 of the Sec- The county court should i»roperly sum of $75.00 per month each, Meets on the 1 <t and 3m tie a county legislature with pow other means in such a manner as retary of tihe Interior, as amended, or a total of 150.00 per month as Thursday evenings eaen er to pass resolutions or ordin shall not create a fire hazard; <23 F. R. 9789); CAMP COACH and for the support of the minor month. Visiting memliers ances or laws a n i the executive subject, however, to the rights of You are further notified that on of said parties S until cordially invited to meet with us the public in and to all public the 22nd day of April, 1959, plain- children authority should lx* vested in an J See Clarence HIgley, W. M. nads; subje t also to th ocon tin- tiff caused to lie filed in this f......l t ..OrdTr 8314 other official. Judicial authority Clyde Gillmor, illmor, Secretary ued us<? niaintenan<r „ c f the Court in this cause a Declaration ^ 1 ? ^ thr° ^ h Jack & Je rry ’s Union Sta. tins txxm give to circuit judges in M oro 1,4 »IK .E Nt». 113 I.O.O.F, private road crossing the su rvey of Taking of the estates set out n ^.(1r ,e ourt semi- larger counties but in smaller Wasco. Oregon and 15th day Meets 1st and 3rd Tues. ¡¡ ik ? of said Big Eddy-DeMoss No. therein in the lands hereinaliove 1£onlhlv on ones the probate matters ould lx? ^ g ^ d a y s in 1.0 O F. hall. Tran , transmission line at survey sta- described, and to be deposited in Of eac“ m ? nth' tke firat 8Uc]l BI ILT ESPECIALLY FOR left to the chairman of the Ixiard sient and v isit ¡r.j- brother» tion 1396 4- 30 and of existing the R egistry of this Court the P3' to be made on or before or the executive authority. * Fishermen! • Vacationers! are cordially invited. pipes and conduits, irrigation and sum of $1,360.00 as estimated just .5’ y a’ , J ’ or Certainly a better division of Floyd Haines. N. ( * Hunters! *C (iiiti-uetion folk»! drainage lines, ditches and canals, compensation for the taking of 1K ie' er is later; and l>owers cpuld lie made than at Ix?o Watkins, Secretary said estates in said lands. Uie f?irther sum of per You are further notified that if monUl as support money for Plain- you have any objection or de- tlfi for a P ^ tod of two (2) years fense to the taking of your pro- from the dat? o f this decree, said perty you are required to serve l>a-v ,nenfs to commence on the upon plain tiff's attorneys at the lst <ay lrf Au£ust. 1956, and eon- address herein designated within 1*nue to and including the ls t four weeks after the date of the <lay of Ju ,v- 1958> and said pay- first publication of this Summons ntient« to he made through the (Notice), an answer identifying < ^erk Court; end the fur- the property in w hi h you claim surn of $250.00 attorney’s to have an interest, stating the na- fees> arxl <£e further sum of $50.- ture and extent of the interest 00 attorney’s fees; and the further claimed, and stating all your ob- su,n $50.00 attorney’s fees, and jections and defenses to the tak- furtber sum of $50.00 attor- ing of your property. A failure so ne-v ® fees and the further sum of to file and serve an answer shall $0^-68 costs, and the further sum constitute a consent to the taking $4-75 costs, and for the further an I to the authority of the Court swm of $4-75 costs and disburse- to proceed to hear the action and nients and the costs of and upon to fix the just compensation and this w rit commanding me to make shall constitute a waiver of all de- sale of the follow ing described fenses and objections not so pre- real Property situated in the sented. Cbunty of Sherman, State of Ore- You are further notified that if gon’ you have no objection or defense ant* 1®. Block 16, GRIG- to the taking you may s e n e upon ’ K' AL * ’ ........... IN TOWN, now City, of Moro, Sherman County, Óre- the plaintiff's attorneys a notice gon. - - .... of appearance designating the pro- •perty in which you claim to he Order d?termining amount due interested anti thereafter voj Decree and Judgment filed shall receive notice of all proceed- SeP^thber 17, 1959, reads as fol- ings affo. ting the said property. l°w s-‘ "that there is presently due You are further notified th a fa t and unpaid on «aid decree the (rial of the Issue of just com- an<* j u<’4Cment, the principal sum pensation whether or not you $3-070.00 together with inter- have answvred or served notice est t^ re o n to the 1st day of of appearance, you may present SoPtember, 1959, In the sum' of eviilen e as to the amount of com- $1^1-20, with interest on Bald ¡»ensation to be paid for the pro- Pr*ncipal balance at the rate of perty in which you may have an G' { T*1* annum from September 1 interest and you may share in the 1959» until paid, and the further distribution of the award. Sl,m $150.00 attorney's fees and This Summons (Notice) is served court costs;” upon you by order of the Honor- Therefore, by virtue of able John F. Kilkenny, Judge of f*aid execution, Judgment order the above entitled Court, made decree and onder of sale ami in Tlx? Jcpw it io u noli« to your Fine N iiio o a l B«nk m i ¡ng* im n in i and entered on the 27th day of c°n*Pliance with the rom m tm b dix-«n'i ju»( »top there It bexome* the source of F in t N'«tion«l Seotemiser. 1959. by the publica- said writ, I will, on Wednes- fu u iu iiig « h u h h e lp the liteM ixk inJustn to feed, prtxe**, »tore don thereof once each week for <lay’ l ^e 4th day of November not less ttian three successive at 2.00 o’clock P. M at the and »hip it» product». It h e lp other industries the same w a i, by weeks in the Sherman County i™ 01 door of the County ('ourt filling the gap between money need and nxm o aupply. Journal, a newspaper printeil and HoUi*c in Moro. Sherman Cbuntv publtahed In the city of Moro, in Oregon, sell at public ' auction You benefit directly, of course, by earning J interest on iour the co u n ty of Sherman, Oregon, ¡»^»ject to redemption) to the s i ' i n p and by budding aecunty for yourself and your family. ami of gvneral circulation in said hHrtwst bidder for cash 'in hand county wherein said lands are lo- a11 the right, title and interest Conveniently, thee* b e Fuat National hanking office located neat cated, the first publication of this u h a 'h the within named TWen you. Open an amount nr add to y«ar savings now Summons (Notice) t^mg made in dant *nd each and all or th«m (he iasue of said new .-¡»»per on in the above entitled suit /w, the 16th «ay of October, 1959. !7th day of July iq s t ' WANT ADS SUBSCRIPTION RATES ONE 1 EAR ÖCTÖBBfcß I«, Itt.W COUNTY M ANAGER Provisions for adopting a coun ty manager form of government or, as it Is now called, adopting a county charter have been chan ged by the last legislature and are somewhat more complex than before. A county charter plan may l>e started by a m ajority of the coun ty court passing a resolution or by filing of a jxuitlon signed by Why Olympia is brewed only at Tumwater C h i nook Since 189«. light Olym pia Deer has been brewed at the little town of Tum w ater, near Olympia, in Washington State For it is here that Olympia's famed brewing water wax discovered flowin/t cold and p u rr from deep arteiian well» At various times in the past, Olympia's founding fam ily established other breweries along the Pacific Coast Identical equipment and methods were employed T h e same premium quality hops and grains were uassl T h e l>est water supply available in each region was utilised Yet. at none of these other locations was it possible to brew a lws*r of the character and quality which the name Olym pia had come to represent W ithout the one priceless ingredient— the nulurally perfect brewing w ater-O lv mpia s rein-slung flavor could not he diiplicatt-d elsewhere This is why Olympia Beer is brewed only at T um w ater and why Olym pia s good taste remains refrethm ttly different yet always just the same. the one priceless ingredient In Eastern Oregon Ytó the Water YOUR SAVINGS HELP MOVE OUR HARVEST TO MARKET I O lympia ■ KB. Vt ............ THU ‘ •M Y B A N K " FOR OVER 6 0 0 , 0 0 0 OREGON PEOPLE Me L — N a t io n a l B a ra k . © « OLYMPIA B IIW IN O CO Obswele. Ws»g ,U » A FO fiTlA N O ■ la ll« iies ia i •« » •n t insvstaci «•«»•sanea J «a «av tv« .» tasooa, ajmas« ' .m • T ST A T E OF , 0 1 KT » r A M . FOR THF N H K R M IN IH H Y A R D D E N T , JR ., > Plaintiff, ) , vs. M IL D R E D • OKIMOX in sln.-e t h .l 0 .1 \T Y -™ - " OF ..K . vp cut ion. juslgment order and de — . interest, costs and S M IT H . > 7>ate,l October 2. 1M9 Drfrnilant, ) 1959rSt i^ ‘Calk>n. <*tober 2, SUM MONft TO: Mil«lre«1 Smith. Drfrml.int. 1 9 . ^ ' PubMcati00’ O to b e r 23, IN TH E NAM E O F TH E S T A T E O F (NRFX5ON you are J G IF iiE R , JR hereby required to apfiear ami S h e riff o f Sherman Countv answer the Complaint filed again- O " * 0" 48-51C
