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P A G E S, SHERM AN COUNTY S&brruinu (County IJournal Published Every Friday .Muro, Oregon at bxllto Giles I,. French Cuter»-«! ms w m n <! claaa m a tta r a t th Poat.,1 f i e a t M o ro , O re g o n . un«ier Ac ut C ongraaa o f M a rc h S. 1879. N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L A sg b c^ T I® JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON ve il served if presidential p ri maries w ere abandoned. In fact, ew states use them. T h ey are contests w ithou t meaning and som etim es cause he m ore im portant m atters on he b allo t to lx* obscured. But hey are fun for the politician« tn . therefore w e presum e w e w ill not get rid of them. FRID AY. OCTOBER 30, I960 OHEGOMS CEHTEKKIAL ALBUM ----- << /S P U B L IS H E R ! ASSOCIATION “ o f f i c i a l COUNTY FAPKB S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S ONE YEAR *;UM OCTOBER 30, 1950 MINING G A M E Social secu rity taxes are going up again the first of the year but ,paym ents w ill not increase. T h ere will, of course, toe m ore raises in the tax and higher paym ents un- till the w iiole thing becom es so absurd it w ill lx? stopped. T h e on ly persons w h o w ill gain from it a re those wno w ere fo rty or more at the tim e it b egan o ver tw en ty yea rs ago. Those youn ger w ill pay more than they get and those un fortu nates w ho died be- fore reaching the m agical age of retirem ent m ade a donation to governm ent foolishness for w hich they received nothing. it all started at a tim e when m any people felt inadequate to Okie for them selves. T h ere w as a depression in the land. So the governm ent sadd, “ Sure, we know you are too dumib to look out for yourselves so w e'll d o it.” A b ra v e r people w oukl have insisted on the right to is» self-reliant, a sm arter (people would h ave known tin* govern m ent cou ld n ’t (1() jt Perhaps the Ixfst solution w ill f»e to agree w ith the do-gooders and let the thing hasten to its in- evitab le end as soon as possible. Such a nurse w oukl lead to sup- p o rt of the Forand bill w h ich would authorize paym en t o f hos- pital and surgical care for aged persons, ’I hls disregard« the fact that m any are able to care for them selves, that m any take out hospital in su rance w hen you n g w hen rates are low, that m any so care for their h ealth that h o s pitalization is seldom needed, Soon w orkers in the top brae- fk >t, 9»-|N(>0 a year, w ill pay and ket, have paid fo r them m ore than $-100 per year. A n y private in su r ance com pany could sk in the governm ent at a sm aller cost. > said that m ost o f us die of b ore dom w as at least h a lf right. T hat m ay not lie true o f those w ho suc cum b to h eart ailm ents or other Jsea.se in m iddle age although boredom m ay have som ething to do w ith a trick y heart. T h e ex- perts k eep sayin g that eatin g too much is a sign o f ix>redom and eatin g b rin gs on h eart failure. * An interest in things is a good recipe for long life and su ch an interest w ou ld m ake a n y life seem s h o r t Those w ho restrict their a ctiv ity to ph ysical plea- 8Ure8 m ay becom e very bored w hen they reach an age that m akes such a ctiv ity tirin g and fjrxj their mind devoid o f enter- taln in g features. An elder w ho has left his bust- ness, a worktna«n at the age of re- tirem ent or a housew ife w ho has run out of cu stom ers m ay find nf<» as d u ll as it seem s to a teen- ager w ithou t noise or food. If such a one has kept som e cells in the 'brain w o rk in g at unachieved am bitions he can keep it occu- pied. T here are lots o f things to do. »Severn! Sherm an countlans are ijxdnting and It is an excellen t outlet for artistic urges that our beautiful sun sets and strik in g landscapes have engendered over the years. It doesn’t cost m uch and it takes a lot of time. Fishing, w riting, reading, rock hunting are all w ays to p rese n t the bore- dom that is fatal to en joym en t of life if not to life itself, WASCO PARAGRAPHS W asco Methodist church school Sjxmsor a H allow een party for al1 m em bers and frien d s o f the ' lx>th adult and youth. The '*** held Friday, Oct. 30 »«‘gin n in g at 7 p. m. Com e In cos- Dime, prepared to have a g(xxl Mme. I here w ill top «ostum e Judg- an<» recreation for all, follow- e‘ » ,»’-v refneshm ents. S everal couples from here are la king advantage of the ballroom ' ant'in>f lessons being held at Moro. A m ong those who attend ed recently w ere Mr. and Mrs. Hh.h.ird Skiles, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- in,)ll<l 'a n t.ild e r , Mr. and Mrs. Ix‘o Robert« and Mr. ami Mrs. D ew ey Thom as. Rufus Personal By Mrs. Geo. I.. Fox The Itufus Hom e E xtension PR ESID EN TIA L PRIMARY unit met October 22 at the hom e H ow ell Appling, O regon’s Sec- of the chairm an, Mrs. W illard retary of state, has 4*en given L eigh who lives on R ufus the responsibility of d e c k in g , Heights. T h e m eeting ix*gan in w ith in certain lim its, w h o w ill the m orning ami iMrs. Ixdgh call- toe on the b allots of the tw o big ed the business m eeting first, parties next May as candidates Mrs. G eorge Fox. secretary-trea- for the preshkm ey. Mr. A]ipltng enter, read the previous m inutes Is som ewhat concerned over the and gave the treasu rer’s report, role for the law is new and dlf Mrs Tsutoota of M aryhill, the ferent from that of other states m other in law of Mrs. gam tn y T h e law states that the seen»- Tsutoota, w as a guest for the «lay. tary of state “ shall place the T h e m em lxTs v o te ! to leave the name of .such a candidate upon unit du es rem ain at .50 cen ts as the ballot when he shall have It has Iteen in the past T h e lead- determ ined in his sole discretion ers for the years projects wen» that such a can d idate's candidacy decided u|x>n and also w ho w ere is gen erally advocated or recog- to 1.» hostesses. T h e N ovem lw r niaed in national news m ed ia” un- m eeting w ill lx» held at the home less the candidate state in w ritin g of Mrs. Harlam l M cDonald w ith that he is not a candidate How- Mrs Merle Redding as co-hostess. ever, the next paragraph states T h e lesson on fittin g and b u yin g that a (M»titlon of 1000 names foundation garm ents w ill toe glv- con place a name on tix* ballot, en by C arol Arm strong, cou nty I*urpofte of It all w as to see agent, that O regon voters had a chains' A fter tlx» m eeting Mrs Ix'igh to vote for anyone th«»\ w anted served a lunch of oandwtahes, sak to in the prim aries. a I. cake an I coffee to all present. It has not I teen our otoserva- A fter lunch the leaders, Mrs. Tra- tlon that presidential p rim aro s ele Fields and Mi's. Merle Redding am ount to much. A candidate m ay gave a talk on dried flow er ar- be }x»pular in one part of the rangem ents and w hat containers cou n try ami yet have no overall w ere lx*st suited to the flow ers, strength In the nation and he Then -'Sch m em ber present made m ay m ake a special appeal in one several arrangem ents a fter wlwen area he would not dare to m ake the project leaders and members to the nation. P op u larity is not iseussed each arrangem ent point- usually (wise. Io n the possession of big out the good ami the bad qualities that an» sim ilar to those po.nts required In the presi tpney. W e The R ufus G ran ge held its first think the cou n try would tx» as card p a ity o f the season Satur« PACE 32 HENRY W/NSLOW > - / r r a M M « B ,m E h oM .*» iialuleStaLuLUH 4 W e su sp e t that the man who N IW S P A R E I W ANT 1827-1903 r KIVEPIN PORTLAND IN 1051 — OPENFP A STORE IN AN UNFINISHED FRAME BUILDING— -Hff SLEPT ON THE SECOND FLOOR, FULLING THE 6TAIA? UP AFTER HIM OWN TRAVELING SALESMAN, HE CARRIED Hlfl 6AMPLE CASE ALL OVER. OREGON I Ö . vned ^ ^ E C O .— PROMOTED 1ST NATIONAL R an k .— - a s a u s senator (IB 4 7 -7 3 ) HE FOUGHT SEN HOLLADAY'S CORRUPT IN FLU EN C E— -HIS PHILAN THROPIES WERE EXTEN SIVE day, Oct. 23 at the hom e of Mr. and »Mrs. G eorge Fox. W in n in g high scores were* Joe Yocum and Mrs. S am Brock, w h ile consola tion w en t to Mr. and Mrs. M illard Ix*igh. A fte r the gam e M rs. F ox served angel cake, ice cream and coffee to all. P resent w ere Mr. and »Mrs. Rolland Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. M illard Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brock,» Mr. and M rs. Joe Yocum , Mr. and Mrs. N orval W illiam s, C h arles W illiam s, Mrs. Otto Petersen. W eekend gu ests of the G eorge F o x ’s w ere Mr. ami Mrs. N orval W illiam s of Oregon C ity, and C harles W illiam s and sons K eith and D avid o f .Milwaukie. N orval and C h arles are b roth ers of .Mrs, Fox. T h ey cam e up to get in som e Mnd hunting, and had a little luck, but on the w h ole the hunt- ers h an ven ’t found birds too p len FEEDER SALE Northwest Livestock Commission Co. Hermiston, Oregon Thursday, Nov. 5 11:00 a. m. 1200 HEAD calves, long yearlings, feeder cows Get Your Consignments in Early For further information call Bernie Wink CY 6-4174 - The Dalles Don Wink JO 7-6655 - Hermiston ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ADS 4 alif stage S T A T E W ID E P A IN T CO. com plete pain tin g and decorating service, sp ra y or brush. Phone C Y 6-3977 or C Y 6-5293, 1205 E. 12th St. V ern C am p bell and Jack N ull, T h e D alles, Or. 38tfn FOR A g ric u ltu ra l loans see The •Jails N F L A and th e Mld-Colum- ’ la P C A , 4th & C ou rt Streets, C’Y p ress 6-2468. 21-25c Custom S lau g h terin g by app o in t m ent on ly. M eat cu ttin g, w rap ping, sh arp freeze. K e n n y ’s M arket, G rass V alley , Oregon. C all E D 3-2345 for a p p o in tm en t /OR S A L E : W ashed sand and g ra v el at m outh o f John Day R iver. A lso road gravel. Colum bia R ock Products, B ox 688, R ufus, Ore. Ph. R u fu s 17. 27tfn tiful this year. Dr. and ¡Mrs. W ilson Foot« and children , N ancy an d Robert, of C o rva llis stopped in R ufus Mon day to visit at the Jim and George F ox homes. W ilson had an agron omy m eeting in W alia Walla, Wn., T uesday and W ednesday and w hile he was gone Mrs. Foote and child ren w ere houseguests of iMrs. F oote’s sister, Mrs. E arl W eatherford and fam ily at Olex. T h e (weather has been perfect here the past w eek, so nice and w arm anu even su ltry too. F rid ay and S atu rd ay it w as so w arm the aur conditioner felt good turned on. The w heat w h ich is seeded is coining along by leaps and bound.; w ith all the w arm th and m oisture w o v e had lately. T h e fields look like a velvet carpet. Perhaps they w ill be like a couple years back at w hich tim e because of the rank Optometrist 40. K. 2nd S t 1 eL CY6-5302 T h e Dalles, Ore. N U M M ARY O F ASHF1SNMENT B O L L ACRES R E A L PROPERTY 463,571.66 T a xa b le P rop erty 790.80 I «and w ith in C orporate lim its S tru ctu ra l Im provem ents w ithin corporate lim its S tru ctu ral Im provem ents outside corporate lim its TO TAL B E A L PROPERTY PERSO N AL PROPERTY .NUMBER M erchandise F u rn itu re in com m ercial use Farm M achinery O ther M achinery and E quipm ent T ra iler H ouses 457 H orses 8,798 C attle Sheep 1,093 S w ine 578 P ou ltry 2,892 T O T A L PERSON A 1. PROPERTY* V A L U E lean V eterans and W idow s E xem ptions Add P ublic U tilities Value TOTAL TA X A B LE VALUE (O U N T Y G H N H R A L FU N D VALUE LEVY' C ou n ty G eneral Fund $ 9,393,710.00 7 • approx. $10 Per C ap ita 9,393.710.00 8 T O T A L G E N E R A L FU N D T A X ItOAD FU N D T A X D IS T R IC T VALUE LEVY 'R o a d No. 1 $ 8,574,927.00 6.2 $ $ VALUE 6,056,640.00 52,640.00 558,550.00 1,043,450.00 7,711,260.00 VALUE 112,870.00 17,810.00 480,290.00 14,010.00 11,520.00 11,590.00 233.370.00 2,980.00 2,890.00 750.00 $ $ N66,060.(M) $ so i.680 00 9,:I93,7IO.(N) 10,330.00 $ TAX 71,253.33 $ 76,013.XJ $ TAX 53,430.60 7.090.00 Road No. 2 W asco 296,633.00 6.2 1,849.70 Road No. 3 Moro 287,467.00 6.2 1,791.17 Road No. 4 G rass V alley 234,663.00 6.2 1,463.37 T O T A L ROAD T A X 3 5M.534.M County G eneral Fund, Road Fund & $10 per capita extended under one levy, above figu res are Just approxim ate figures. County Budget includes the atx»ve $ 9.393,710.00 14 6 137,148.17 N< l|(H>L T A X D IS T R IC T V A IA R LEV Y TAX Rural Sch. Dist. E lem entary & High 9.393,710.00 20 4 191,631.69 Sherm an High D istrict No. 1 R e g u la r1 ’• l 9.393,710.00 88,300.87 Shennan High lhstrlct No. 1 Special 8.6 9.393,710.00 80,785.91 School D istrict No. 3 1,212,223.00 25.9 31,306 58 School D istrict No. 7 * 2,704,004.00 190 51,376.08 School D istrict No. 9 1,004,761.00 17.8 17,884.75 School District No. 17 2,808,034.00 14.5 40,716.49 School D istrict No. 23 1,664,688.00 2.9 4,827.60 T O T A L SCH OOL T A X 306,919.97 l ax from W asco C ou n ty J o in t School D istrict - R u ral &. No. 9) 473.29 (Wfxet from State ipro rated to all Districts» 6,456.98 « IT » TAX 513,800.24 T W A '- C IT Y Moro Wooco G rass V alley < VALUE 287,467 00 296,633.00 234,653.00 T A X L E V Y BY COOK A B E I N FOB A L L 1*1 RPOSKH CODE N< HOOL DINT VALVE a i 3 $ J'.2,223.00 7-2 7 2.407,371.00 7-1 Wasco 7 296,633.00 17.-3 17 2,520,567.00 17.1 Moro 17 287.467.00 23.2 23 1,430.035.00 23-1 Giasis V alley 23 234,653.00 9-1 9 1,004.761.00 TOTAL TAX I'otal T a xa b le Value Tbtal L ocal Value Total Real V alue Total Personal Value Public U tilities Value $ 9.393.710 100 0 8,589,030 91 4 7,702,600 82.0 H86.430 9 4 804.680 8.6 „ . k k v a p it i i ounty G eneral bund. Road Fund R u ral School D istrict Sherm an High School D istrict No Sherm an High School D istrict No Ixx'nl School D istricts C ity Tax IJCVY 3U 4 If 1 17.4 LEVY 78.9 72.0 88.1 67.5 97.9 55.9 73 3 706 & $10 IY?r C apita R egular Special TOTAL COUNT TAX TAX 8,739.00 4,775.79 4,082.96 17,.197.75 Total T ax I <xxil T ax Real P ro p erty Tax Personal P rop erty Tax Putille U tilities Tax la f io x H A B L A NDVI KW grange Meets F irst and T h ird M ondays each month at 8:00 p. ni. Helen Bruckert, Master Florence Bruckert, Secretary Eureka Ixxlge No. 121 A.F.AtA. 1 Meets on the 1st and 3rn A T h u rsd ay even ings eacn dSY month. V isitin g meml>ei s cordially invited to meet w ith us Clarence H igley, W . M. C lyde G illm or, S ecretary Moro IAIDGE NO. 113 I.O.O.F. Meets 1st and 3rd Tues- ^ ^ J a y s in I.O.O.F. hall. Tran- slen t and visitin g brothers are*cordially invited. F loyd Haines, N. C Iveo W atkins, S ecreta i) Dr. Otis G. Perkin» LEGAL NOTICES Abstract of Taxes Payable in 1959-60 and Summary of Assessment Rolls for SHERMAN COUNTY, OREGON TOTAL CJTY TAX ANNUAL grow th cattle w»ere turned Into parin g for the w in ter as seen by the field s in the spring to eat off the falling leaves because the sap the leaves. M other N ature is pre- Is leavin g the trunk to g o dow n Into the roots of the trees. Jim B elshe of Moro, w ho w as hom e from WfcJC for the w eekend FO R S A L E : E nglish w alnuts. 25c visited his folk s tlie Bob B elshes, a pound. M arvin R obertson, stopped b riefly Sunday afternoon Moro, Phone JO 5-3678. 52c at the G eorge F ox hom e on his E L E C . O R G A N to be picked up return to Pullm an. He said the in this vicin ity. W ill sacrifice pledges at A lp ha G am m a R ho of for q u ick sale to responsible w h ich h e Is a m em ber at the col party. A lso sp in et piano. C ash lege turned the fra te rn ity house or term s. W rite Tallm an Piano up sid e dow n the w eekend be S tores, Inc. Salem . Ore. 52-2c fore. A.G.R. house there is ru n D elicious F ru it C ak es made w ith ning to full cap acity of m em bers the choicest in gred ien ts b y E va and pledges this year. Peterson, 418 E. 3rd St. on d is play at W eigelts, T h e Dalles. 51 4 Bethlehem Chapter No. 78 O.IiN Meets ev ery second T hurs F O R S A L E : C a te rp illa r D2 5J day each month. V isiting Series, T op C ondition, W ide m em bers invited. Moro. Ore. G auge John D eere H ay B aler, Im ogene H ailey, W . M. 116 W . F o u r y e a rs old. Used D orothy H eater, S ecretary v e ry little. F o rd T ra cto r 9n, Taylor IAIDGE A. F. & A. M. Good condition. N early new r, Wasco, Oregon tires. M ax K . Belshe, Moro, Meets each F irst and Third O regon, Phone JO 5-3657 51-2c Tuesdays FO R R E N T : S leep in g room s w ith D oug Shull, W. M. ibath and heat. E a rl Fields, C arl T uggle, Secre ta ry W asco, Oregon. 50-2c .upine Rebekah Lodge N o? 116 F O R S E W IN G , A lte rin g or but Meets 2nd and 4th Tue»- tonhole m aking. C all JO5-3223. B f c ' l . i v s of each month. Visit- 49-52p i \ \ 95,644.39 173.330.71 M 133 37 170,138.28 28,143.02 79,938.9»! 17,200 07 71 137.07 MI.665.M7 i 661,665 87 1000 600,909 80 538,051 29 62.828.52 60.756 06 137,148.17 191.631.69 88,;ux) 87 80.785 91 146.201.50 17,597.75 ( Ml.M5.ft9 | M l,065.89 T O I t l . I t \ r o B E c o i l K< T F D BY S H E R IF F I hereby c e rtify that the assessed valuations, tax levies and taxes set forth herein are the full and com plete copies o f the origin als as the «.line appears In this office and In m y custody Dated this 9th day of October 1959 C la ir L. B aiter Sherman County Assessor 90 8 81.3 9 S 9 2 w o rd s ‘ fire hazard s” sh a ll not include grow in g crops), and to dispose of such brush, tim b er and inflam m able stru ctu re s by sale or oth er m eans in such a m anner as shall not create a fire hazard; subject, how ever, to the rig h ts of the public in and to all public roads; sub ject a lso to the contin ued use and m aintenance o f the p riva te road cro ssin g the su rv e y line of said B ig Eddy-DeM oss No. 1 transm ission line at su r v e y sta tion 1396 4- 30 and of e x istin g pipes and conduits, irrigation and d rain age lines, d itches and canals, and public u tility lines, to the ex ercise o f ex istin g easem ents and licenses therefor, and to the exercise of ex istin g m ineral rights; over and across the fo llo w in g described land in Sherm an C ou n ty, Oregon, to-wit: T R A C T BE-DM-5U T h a t portion o f the N W *4 NWV4 o f Section 3, T ow n sh ip 1 South, R ange 17 E ast o f the W illam ette M eridian, w hich lies n o rth w ester ly o f the n orth w esterly b oun d ary line of said DeM oss Substation site described above and w ith in a strip o f land 100 feet in w idth, the boundaries o f said strip lyin g 50 feet d istan t from , on each side of and parallel to the su r v e y line of said B ig Bddy-DeM oss No. 1 transm ission line a s now located on the ground over, across, upon and adjacent to the above des crib ed property, said s u r v e y line being p articu la rly described as follow s: B egin n in g at su rv e y sta tion 1392 4 70.0, a point In the NEV4NEV4 o f Section 4, T o w n ship 1 South, R ange 17 E ast of the W illam ette M eridan, ka.d point being S. 0” 07' 40” W. a d is tance o f 963.6 feet and N. 62* 42' 30” W. a d istance of 281.3 feet from the n orthw est corn er of said Section 3; thence S. 62° 42' 30” E. a distance of 519.2 feet to sur# vey station 1397 4- 89.2; thence S. , 45* 50' 50” E. a d ista n c e o f 2 7 L 7 .; feet to su rve y station 1400 4 60.9, a ipolnt in said DeM oss Substation site in said NW ViNW V«, said »point being S. 13° 29' 20" E. a d is tance of 1165.7 feet and S. 45* 50* 50” E. distance o f 184.5 feet from the n orthw est corn er o f said S ec tion 3 The au th o rity for the ta k in g is A ct o f F eb ru ary 26, 1931 (46 S t a t , 1421; 40 U j S.C., 1952 ed. sec. 258a». A r t o f A u g u st 20, 1937 (50 Stat., 731; 16 U.S.C., 1952 ed. ch 12B) as amended, A ct of A u g u st 1, 1888 (25 Stat. 357; 40 U.S.C., 1952 ed. sec. 257) as am ended, P ublic W ork s Appropriation A ct, 1959, approved S ep tem ber 2, 1958, A ct of Jun e 20, 1949 (63 Stat. 203; 5 U.S.C., 1952 ed., sec, 133z), Reor- gan ization Plan No. 3 o f 1950 (13 F. R. 8174», O rder No. 2563 o f the S ecreta ry of the In terior (15 F. R. 3193), O rder No. 2753 o f the S ec r e ta ry o f tihe Interior, as am ended, (23 F. R. 9789); You are fu rth er n otified that on the 22nd d ay of A p ril, 1959, p lain tiff caused to be filed in this C ourt in this cau se a D eclaration o f T a k in g of the estates set out therein in the lands hereinabove <k?scribed, and to be deposited in the R e gistry o f this C o u rt the sum of $1,360.00 as estim ated ju st com pensation for the ta k in g oi said estates in said lands. You a re fu rth er n otified that if you have any objection or d e fen se to the ta k in g o f y o u r pro p erty you are required to serve upon »plaintiff’s attorney« at the^ L, address herein designated w ith in fou r w eeks a fter the d ate o f the P firs t publication o f this Sum m ons (Notice), an a n sw er id en tify in g the property in w hich y o u claim r to have an interest, statin g the na-«» ture and exten t of the in terest claim ed, and statin g all y o u r ab- . jection« and defenses to the ta k ing of yo u r property. A .fa ilu r e so to file and serve an a n sw e r shall con stitute a consent to» the ta k in g and to the au th o rity of £he C o u rt to pt-oceed to h ea r the action and 4 to fix the ju st com pensation and shall constitute a w a iv e r o f all de- lenses and objections not so pre sented. C . E. L U C K E Y , United S tates A t torn ey 506 U. S. C ourthouse P. O. B ox 71, Portland, Oregon A. A L L A N E R A N Z K E , A ssistan t United S tates A ttorn ey IN T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S D IS T R IC T C O U R T FOR T H E DIN- T B IC T OF OREGON U N IT E D S T A T E S O F ) A M E R IC A , ) P lain tiff, ) vs. ) JOHN De.MOÖS, e t al„ > D efendants, ) C IV IL NO. 114-59 SUM M ONS (Notice) TO: T he U nknow n H eirs o f H en ry Nelson, deceased, the U n know n H eirs o f R obert Nelson, deceased, the U nknow n H eirs of Emm a Damewood, deceased, and any and1 all oth er persons un know n claim in g an y in terest in T racts Nos. BE-DM-51 and De- Moss SS. You and each o f you are h ereby notified that a C om plaint in C on dem nation has h eretofore been filed in the above nam ed C ou rt m an action to condem n the fee sim ple title to T ra ct DeMoss SS, l(x»ated in Sherm an C oun ty, O re gon, and described as follow s: B egin nin g a t su rv e y station 1398 + 76.4 on the h erein after d escrib ed su rve y line o f the B on n eville P ow er A dm in istration B ig Eddy- DeMoss No. 1 transm ission line, a point in the NW % N W Vi of said Section 3, said point being S. 13* 29’ 20” E. a distance of 1165.7 feet from the northw est c o m e r of said »Section 3; thence N. 44° 09' 10” E. a d istance of 219.0 feet; thence S. 45* 5(X 50” E. a distance o f 520.0 feet; then«? S. 44’ 09' 10” W. a distance o f 375.0 feet; thence N. 45* «60' 50” W. a distance of 520.0 feet; thence N. 44* 00' 10" E. a distance o f 156.0 feet to the point of Iwginning, contain ing 4.48 acn?s, m ore or less; subject to the rig h ts of the public in and to Sherm an C oun ty Road as now located along the southw est 17 feet o f said w ithin described De- Moss Substation site; sub ject also to the continue»! use and m ainten ance of the W asco C oun ty C ooper ative pow er line as now located across the south erly corner of he p la in tiff’s attorney« a notice said DeM oss Substation site and f appearance d esignatin g the pro- of the Pacific Telephone and T ele ,e r t y in w hich you claim to be graph C om pany telephone line as i iterested and thereafter you now located across the n ortheast hall receive notice of all proceed- e r ly corn er o f said DeM oss Sub jigs affectin g the said p rop erty. station .site; and reservin g to the You are fu rth e r notified that at ow»ners of the W H N W V 4 of said the trial of the issue o f ju st com Section 3, their heirs and as pensation w h eth er or n o t you sign.«;, an easem ent for the use h ave answ vred or served notice and m aintenance of a cattle lane of appearance, you m ay present across that portion of said De evid en te as to the am ount of com Moss Substation site w hich lies pensation to lx» paid for the p ro n ortheasterly of a line described p e rty in w hich you m ay h a v e an as: B eginning at a point on the interest and you m ay share in the northeasterly boundary line of distribution o f the aw ard said IXvMoas Sulistation site, said T h is Sum m ons (Notice) is served point being 14.5 feet distant from upon you by ord er o f the Honor- the n ortheasterly corn er thereof, able John F. K ilkenn y, Jud ge of thence runn ing s. 0* 50' 50” E . to the above entitled C ourt, m a le the point of intersection w1th the and entered on the 27th d av of southeasterly boundary line of Sej»tensber. 1059, b y the p u b lica said DeMoos Suhstation site, and tion thereof once each w w k for a perpetual easem ent to construct, not lea« than three su ccessive m aintain, repair, rabuik), operate w eexs in the S h en n a n C oun ty and patrol one line o f electric Journal, a n ew spaper p rin k 'd and pow er trananiM ion stru ctu re w ith p u b lis h ^ in the c ity of Moro, in conductor ami necessarx appur he < oun ty of S h en n an , Oregon, tenances, and the fu rth er right to and o f g?neral circulatio n In said c le a r the right-of-way h erein after coun ty w herein said lands a re lo- deoertbed and to keep the sam e c ite d , the first publication o f i b o " clear o< brush, Umber, inflam m a Sum m ons «Notice) being ,n a d e \ n b le stru ctu res and fire hazards the L#*ue o f said new spaper oa »provided. how ever, that the the 16th d ay of O c t o b e r ^ .
