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PAGE TWO THE fiAZETTE.TniFa, HXrrXXB OKE, THVRSDAT, NOV. CO, 1910. BILL PROVIDES FOR DroTrvTrnu ILOILAILR HAT i.llilHi first day of Ioeember of each year following ihe Cling of said statement, unless tl.e same shall have been fully paid and satisfied, to present said statements to tl:e county assessor of the county. State of Oregon are Infected with was artistically decorated In gera- uui.t.u routnts union constitute a niums and ferns. A fine dinner was Dalles Thursday morninit . yuuug peate. ueaun servea aur me ceremony Dy Mrs, and safety, therefore, an emergency Ivan Wilkes. The bride is from is hereby declared to exist and this Spray and the groom recently moved Miss Edna Broyles went to The 1 of the first. It Is not improbable that s, n and Mary McDaid, well known a "gusher" may be opened. p iple of this city. from that place ta Condon and is Act Shalt Ha In ..n nnj hose dutT it hll h. .. . 'u" "uu extend the .mounts thereof on th. nrovllhv LT" PaSSae ' DW ' ,he Wrietn ot the assessment roll afain.t th. Proval th Governor. , Goat Pastime Mr. and Mrs. Wilke. A BILL FOR AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXTERMINATION AND ERADICATION OF CRfll' N D SQUIRRELS, OTHER NOX.IOCS RODENTS AND PREDATOR f ANIMALS. AUTHORIZING COUN TY COURTS AND BOARDS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO PROVIDE FUNDS THERKFOli AND PRESCRIBING THE MAN MANNER OF PROCEDURE TO CREATE A LIEN I" PON THE PROPERTY INFESTED WITH SUCH RODENTS FOR THE EX-' TERMINATION THEREOF AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. I BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OREGON. j SECTION I. It shall be and Is' hereby declared to be the duty of! every person, firm, corporation, co- partnership, company owning, leas- Ing, occupying, nossessine or l.arini.; charge of or dominion over any land piace, building, structure, whart, pier or dock which is infested with ground squirrels and other noxious rodents or predatory animals, as soon as the presence of the same shall como to his, their or its knowied?.- at once to proceed and to continue in good faith to exterminate and des troy such rodents by poisoning, trap vng, or otner appropriate and effect lve means. SECTION II. The county court ur ooara oi county commissioners in any county of this ernto k.k.. authorired and empowered, or on a petition of one hundred, or more, tax payers and land owners of said coun ty, shall, unless a remonstrance con taming the names of a greater num oer ot tax nayers and lanH shall be presented, appropriate ade ijuaie tunas not ess th. fl t, dred dollars ($500) in a the creation of a Revolving Fund to ne used in the extermination ant Ho truction of ground squirrels and other noxious rodents" or predator) nimais, in accordance with the pro visions of this act. SECTOIN III. The Cnilntw nnrt or board of county commissioners is nereoy authorized to nurrhase nnio, and other supplies necessary for the extermination of anv ernnnrt im,ir rels and other noxious rodents or predatory animals and to cause said poison to be mixed and poison baits to be prepared and to sell the same at the cost to residents of suit mnn ty for the purpose aforesaid, and the proceeds derived from anv salo tho of shall be paid to and become a part oi said Revolving Fund. SECTION IV. It shall 6e the duty oi me Agricultural Aeent of even county in this state, or in counties not having such agricultural agent any person appointed by the court to carry out the provisions of this Act snail be deemed to be the arrimitn. al agent for the purposes hereof, to mix any poison and prepare poison "au" uisinouie the same, or other necessay supplies provided by saia court or board of emmtv mm missioners, to the applicants for same and to collect ail moneys, and receipt werelor. and mskn mnn. ly report to said court. Such agri cultural agent sha 1 receive nn h ditional compensation for performing the duties herein but shall be allowed sucn additional assistance as in the opinion of said court n, kn..j ,.u..u wwn. u ana ll be necessary to effectively carry out me provisions hereof, and in counties not having an agricultural court or board of county commission ers snau nx the compensation of the person so appointed, which shall not . exceed J5.00 per day and shall pre scribe by order such additional ... istance as may be necessary to carry vui me provisions hereof. otcilON V. The agricultural agent shall give notice to all persons lesiaing or owning any land within saia county, by the Duhlinatinn w of, in not less than two newspapers i seaerai circulation within said county for two weeks, or thr i00 of said paper of the kind of poison or poison baits or method mn-i . pedient or effective to be used for the extermination or destruction of such rodents, and the time when th.. am is to be put out or used: aairt nm:. hail be deemed to be sufficient to &h persons described in Section I hereof and unless any such Dersnn iu. w,thin thirty days from the first pub lication of said notice, begin in good faith to exierminate, eradicate and destroy as aforesaid. Or bv anv ntliu. effective means, any ground squirrels or ouier noxious rodents or nrt.rfntr.rv animals that may be designated in we published notice aforesaid, it shall then be the duty of the counu court to appoint a person or persons recommended By the agricultural agent, to proceed with the eitermin. tion and eradication of such rodents upon the land or place, as aforesaid, and for that purpose the said person or persons appointed are hereby authorised to enter upon any land, place or buildings, structure, wharf, pier or dock for the purposes of this act, and any expense incurred in the extermination or eradication of ueh rodents. Including a charge for ser vices of not to exceed Five dollars ($5.00) per diem, said person or per sons shall set forth, fully itemteed, in a tatement to the county court with in sixty days from the time that aid money shall have been expended and the court shall examine into the Items thereof and approve the same., and if the expense thereof Is found to be unreasonable, shall correct said unreasonable items thereof and mod ify said statement thereupon the the court shall file such itatement in the office of the county clerk, and from the date of filing thereof said sum of money shall constitute lien upon the property therein described. SECTION VI. It shall be the duty of th county clerk on and after the assessment roll against the said I premises and the same procedure! provided by law for the collection of ! taxes and delinquent taxes shall be' Fuel Shortage Hits Restaurant. One misfortune follows another applicable thereto and upon collec-1 with charlie Chinn, proprietor of the ; tion thereof the nroceeds shall h : rurluu111 restaurant. Last week he ; paid in and become a part of the Re- i was r0DDed of ome $260 and now he ' volving Fund, as aforesaid. j ovva torcea to close bis eating ! SECTION VII. All poison baits plac on cunt of fuel shortage, prepared and distributed by the agri-1 Mr- chlnn burns wood at his place, .'cultural agent, as aforesaid, shall be!"hen ne can et but is unable to will make their home here. Condon Globe-Times. BOARDMAN NOTES. Dr. W. A. Cate. a prominent phy ha. been forced to dose his eating 8K''an'''Nbr,a)skal.Bpent 'nlac on i" Sunday at the home of A. L. ' placed in containersplaced in con tainers, plainly labeled, to show the contents thereof, and in order to se cure the most effective and econom ical expenditure ot funds for the ex termination of the said ground squir rels and other noxious rodent or predatory animals, the county court or board of county commissioners shall cooperate so far as practicable, with the slate and federal organisa tions engaged in similar work. SECTION VIII. Whereas, many lands, places, buildings, structures. get a supply at the present time. He will resume business just as soon as the wood arrives, which will proba bly be within a few days. Larson. He was highly pleased with Boardman and vicinity and may de cide to locate here. Here' hoping, The director of both the Farm Loan Association and Telephone Com pany, met in the schoolhouse Satur day. These organiiationa report sat isfactory progress. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wilkes-Frost. The Wheat City Hotel was the scene of a quiet little wedding Satur-! Lee Mead of Messner is suffering with day, November 8th. at 8 p. m., when an infected finger, but is much Im Charles Alden Wilkes, brother of proved since being treated by Dr, tvan wiiKes, proprietor of the Wheat Cate. v.uy noiet. and Miss Alice Mabel : Ishmael Hendrlck, who ha been at 'roM "ro unlo " marriage. Kev. Pendleton hospital with typhoid fev C. H. Nellor, pastor of the Congreca- .. ..-..o, K,tls) uu Uvn. -..u.Uiu0iiuuiu iuivo, oinciaiea. ine room morning. LUCKY STRIKE cigarette It's toasted to in crease the good, wholesome flavor of the Kentucky Burley tobacco. A regular man's smoke and delicious! Carty Has Fine Supply Of Well Water On Ranch Down in the lower end of Juniper Canyon the Jas. Carty ranch stands it like the oasis in the desert. Tin Carty place Is one of the oldest la mat section of Morrow county am! -i more commonly referred to as tho "Tub Springs Ranch." The name is derived from a wonderfu sprinpt located near Mr,. Carty's house. The spring furnishes abig part of Mr. Carty's water supply, but the Teteran sheepman has decided that he might Just AS Wftll h:iA ninro an there is a drill in operation at the present time about four jumps from the front door of the Carlv residence A flowing well is the result of drilling down to a depth of 160 feet. The drillers are now at wort nnttinir' down another well wjthin a few feet i Willis Stewatr, local livery man, j received a carload of fine alfalfa hay, fnin Hoard man last week. There is a wide demand for the Boardman product, ns it is said to be exception ally clean bay. Georse Marsh, traveling for the Sicberliug-Lucas Music Co., of Port land, was calling on the Heppncr trade Monday. Mrs. Helen Lyons and three chil dren have arrived in lleppner to visit with relatives Their home is in Moscow, Idaho. Mrs. Lyous is a sis ter of Mrs. W. L. McCaleb and Mrs. J. P. Condor. E. R. Frederickson, the man who looks after your tire troubles and missing cylinders down at Lexington, was a Tuesday afternoon business caller In Heppner. 1 J. H. Belleubrock, who formerly lived on Rhea creek but now runs a stock ranch in Grant county, wa tiansacting business in Heppner the first of the week. John F. Vaughn, local auto dealor, spent a few days in Portland last week, looking after business matters. George W Broadley, L:xlngton business man, spent a few hours in Heppner Saturday. Mr. Broadley owns the blacksmith shop at Lexington. County Clerk Waters issued a mar riage license this week ts Allan John- Harvey McAlister of Lexington was a caller in Heppner on Monday. Glen Jones Is visiting In Pendle ton and points east this week. 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