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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, April 27, 1 950
That it is tho determination of
tin' Common Council of 1 ho Cily
of Boardman that, for the gen
cial welfare ami public advan
tage of ihe inhabitants of the
Cily ol Boardman, an amendment
to the charier of the Cily of
P.oariiman entitled. "Charter Sub
milted to the Voters by the
Council" be adopted.
That the Council has caused
to be written and prepared that
certain amendment entitled. "AN
ACT to amend the charter of the
City of Boardman. Morrow Coun
1y. Oregon, entitled. 'Charter
Submitted to the Voters by the
Council,' adopted and approved
(Vioher 5, 1927." a copy of which
is hereto attached and by refer
ence is hereby made a part of
this ordinance' as if fully set out
heiein.
That it is necessary that the
adoption of
U ereof is sold lor a delinquent
essment. and there be a deficit
lareil. the lot shall be subject
I he lien of the deficit as if
Kit or properly had never
n sold. If there be a surplus
lared the proper proportion-
imoiml shall be repaid to
the
be.
del
ate
ORDINANCE No. 26 j lar use at the time it is assessed. I annum upon the amount of such for the puiposo of the assessment
An i mi i nance entitled, "An : Section 7, The Council shall ap- delinquency in addition to the i-ly.
riin.r...f. n.liorinii In ihr inline ; lu.rlhin anH lew Ihe a oiemenl nn ni-0 ,:i 1 Hum sn del i nuuent . In- Stelioil 1? . Whenever ally Kit Or
of Hie Cilv ol Ko.-iidman a ino- ! upon such lot. "property or parts leresi penally shall be included p.. it t hoi. 'of or properly or a part
poM'd amendment to the Charter thereof, liable therefor, ils pio-jin and shall be part of the as
of the l iiv ol Koaidman cnliiled. (Mirtionate share of such cost. ' sessment lien. The council may.
'Charier Submitted lo the Voters I according to the special benefit after such sum becomes delin
by i ho Council " jto the property assessed and queiit. order a warrant for the
Till" I'Kori.E OF THK CITY sllt n assossrr"'nl shall be uni- collection of the same to be
OK B AKI)M AN IX) OKDMN AS ; f"rm. The Council may adopt any j is.ued by the recorder and di
1 Ol LOWS ' particular basis of apportion- '. rooted to ihe cily treasurer com-
sessment. which in its discretion ; propertv so delinquent for the the purchaser, provided, however.
is just and uniiorm. 'amount ol sucn uoiinqucnc. u- m i m v.-
Section 8 The Council shall after ' fisher with the interest and costs amount will be deducted from
.vxuon ?. ine vouncu snan. autr s f ( redemptioner be re
determining the amount of the of salt - . r i ,7 , ,,. ' .j. .,
assessment declare the same bvi Section 10. The city treasurer, u, mred u a to rtdtem su.h
ordinance and order the recorder upon the receiving of such war- I . P iom ,
to publish notice of the nature, rant from the city recorder, shall secUo, -8. ,h it special
extent and location of the im- first give notice of sale by put - ;?":' . .S'"
orovement or DroDosed imorove- ! lication in a newspaper of gen- tempted b.. the I il ot Boardman
e " the amoih w al circulation in the Cily of for any l.-cul improvement and
mom, ini amount 01 me assess 'Eor,1m,n anii in vvliifh nubl c the same has been declared and
ment; the name or names of the .Boardman. aim in wnui puu ,i i . ' . rtwr(,. f
' ... j. Lntmc are m'm'rii v nub hshed. i old o judgment or aecree 01
and the property to be assessed,
according to lots or other suit
able designation, and a notice
of collection of the assessment,
as provided for in Soction 14 of
this act. Such notice shall be
published in a newspaper of gen-1
once per weeK ior two eonsccu- an;, iwu u. J"'
tive weeks. Such notice shall lion, or has been declared ir
contain a list of all property upon ; regular by the council, or has
which assessments are delin- been cancelled by the council
quent. together with the amount , for irregularities, the council may
of the assessments, penalties and proceed to make a reassessment,
cost to date of sale; the names which reassessment may be gen-
ail piopeny auu-
ral cloA' inCitye"of of the owners of Ihe property as era! covins a ; prop,
Boardman in which, public no-lit appears upon the lien docket. ' ; ct to t for
, r,orn- r,hiwhoH 'that the property will be sold provement to w nun it r
once per week for t"wo successive j to satisfy the sum so delinquent; it may
i-r:h nmieo shall invite the number of the ordinance i nated
the im
relates, or
be upon certain desig-
proporty, describing the
ime by block ana 101, or pan
r.!, -itv, tho itv re. was entered into tne lien oocKfi. or inner aufipi.tit- ur.-mynu...
said amendment be weeks. Such notice shall invite i the numbei
to be
Z"L"".:.?. Li- "'.' ,iand the time and nlace of such iand by the name of the owner
'"Z.Z'X,''. Z lo. and that such sale will be or owners thereof
i,,l,,r""" v" , ,ai)cnur thp awpssmen
submitted to the legal voters . -n ana ... gf'.-,i; l,wlod:",he date such assessment j thereof, or by metes and bounds
special election to be held for
the purpose; and it is also neces
sar that the lime and place for
said election be fixed and de
termined, and that a ballot title
for said measure be provided.
That the aloresaid amendment
,?n 3dt S i publication of such notice, may nee
submiited to the voters of the ! proceed to co m ucn f ssess-
City of Boardman for their ap- j filed within such por'iod the, costs of sale If more than one
proval or rejection. . . ' lt h, .... ti.j t,. : nerson bids the amount of such
That a special election be held ; ;"rc VemonWances ' sum. the treasurer shall make
for the approval or rejection of ; "ear n, such remonstrances n makjng
said amendment, within the.Ctty j ?"l.JLdi?Jn 'fig.LX 1 ,he first bid. If no person bid
(if Boardman, at ihe usual polling ' f . . '-nrtiihe amount of the delinquent : place, as to whether said reas
place therein, to-wit: Green Field " hearing The recorder ! sum Ihe treasurer shall strike the sessment shall be made, the
Grange hall, on the 19 day ot j notifv such persons o filin propertv off to the city for the; amount of the assessment, what
May. A.D.. 13x1. J remonstrances either personal lv whole amount that he is reqmr. properly shall he assessed, and
That notice of ihe time ana : .. .. i made led to collect bv such public sale ..the amount of the reassessment
,f cmiH o eeitnn he civen ! 1 ' .. . " . .. : ., , . . ,
"'"-, ,hf bv mail it snail be aaaressea 10,01 .-ueu pioj-on... ...
by publishing a . coy of this or- UsXei Qn iled Soction 1S. The purchaser at any
UK wm puuuv-uuii vi o w.i,m 9Q When making anv
IrTthe noVicI8 If no such wm LC' on 17. The city treasurer reassessment the council shall
Frances ' bT' f ed fhe Council 'shall conduct such public sale subslantially proceed as follows:
S YiJL f .'f an.r not less than seven days alter 1. By resolution cancel the form-
I' ,., .... ' w. tho final mihlioation of such no- er assessment and direct the re-
" ,x T. Y.X ,V a" ce of sale" and shall sell such I cordon to cancel the same in the
propertv for the amount ot tne
rielinouencv. with penalties ana
docket of cily liens. 2. Declare
the intention to make a reassess
ment. 3. Specify the time and
place that the reassessment will
&e made. 4. Provide for all in
terested persons to appear and
be heard, at the said time and
be kept separately according to
the improvement. The recorder
shall enter a notation in the lion
docket that such application has
been made.
Section 36. If within twenty days
after any said installments is
due and the same has not been
paid the whole sum comprising
all the installments due and to
become due shall thereupon be
come delinquent and shall be
treated as any other delinquent
sum under the provisions of this
chapter and said applicant by
being so m detault ot payment
of any installment shall con
clusively be deemed to have
waived the ngnt to pay said
assessment by installments ac
cording to sections 34 and 35 of
this chapter.
Section 37. This act amending
the Charter of the City of Board-
man, shall take effect on the 1st
day of June, 1950.
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dinance .mplete xvith attached : remonstrance- The cily recorder , sale authorized in this chapter
amendment which is a part o ir(? thp address of each i shall acquire a lien on the prop-
in.s riii.Mi.-.,Cf Vn person filing a remonstrance to erty so ma in oy nun ior
two ronsecutiye wee in the , include therein before ac., amount paid at such sale c
Heppner Gazette Times a news- remonstrance for' for all taxes, assessments, per
paper of general circulation in ; i, B The filing of a remon- ties, costs and charges sur
,ne City of Boardman paid b him and
posting a copy of th s ordinance, nrocedure or time ol collec-! shall be entitled to interest
to be assessed upon each lot or
part thereot. or other parcel ot
land, or part thereof. 5. Provide
.1 .1.,. .-V...11 U,i nivnt. In 'ill
reouire the address ot eactvsnan acquue a u u w.r um uuuur ouan r";ii
a remonstrance to eny so uiu in "'V'1''""' ...i
therein before ac-1 amount paid at such sale and at such hearing, shall hear all
for for all taxes, assessments, penai- tne evidence ana arguments pre.
sunse-i sentea bv those persons appear-
he jug, and shall give due and full
. j i; n kha ho eniii ed to lmcresi ill ioiisnieraidn 10 sucn evidence
complete with attached amend-j P said assessmenti and tne!the rate of six per cent per an- j;,n.l arguments. The council may
ment which- is a part ol this provided for in Section 8 num on the original amount paid thereupon, after due and full
ordinance, in three conspicuous . J;.inn 14 shaii be sufficient bv him. from the date of such - consideration, and in its honest
places in the City of Boardman ! a CeUly4 Notice re quired. sale. , '.discretion, decide for or against
at least twenty days prior to . : 9 t lne hearing so set Section 19. The treasurer sliail a reassessment; and if, for such
the date of said election. ;. ., -.,, hoar ail nmn. ' issue to the person bidding in ' reassessment, the council may in
That the nauot
title for said:r... :, tt.ho have filed re-'.the property at such public sale jts honest discretion determine
election shall read as follows: monstrances and who appear at la certificate of sale for the prop- wnat property shall be assessed,
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB- such hearing. The council shall ! erty so purchased, showing there. : the amount of the reassessment
M1TTED TO THE PEOFLE BY consider all the evidence given ion the amount bid and paid by ,,nd apportion the reassessment.
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF at such hearing and may alter, i such purchaser. The final decision of the louncil,
THE CITY OF BOARDMAN. change or approve the .assess-i Section 20. Any and all property alter all evidence and arguments
Shall the charter amendment ment as levied, giving due and I so sold for such delinquent sum are heard and considered, shall
submitted to the voters by the ! full consideration to evidence of- shall be subject to redemption at be final and conclusive,
common Council of the City of ; fered at such hearing. The find- any time within one year Horn s ,10 j0. The notice, as refer-
Mmn hv ordinance No. 2t ines and decision of the council, tne aaie 01 scue up,., e".-. im i m .. f"
be adopted 'or rejected bv the ! after a full hearing and due con. ; to the treasurer for the purchaMr
voters of the Citv of Boardman; ' sideration. shall be conclusive. ; the amount for which the sam
said amendment' to provide for 1 The filing of a remonstrance and 1 was sold, together with interest
- f ..t-.mont lion tv,o hoarintr shall have tin affeetlat six percent per annum trom
enforcement of lien and for re-1 on the notice as provided ior in
assortment for local oublic im-. Section S and Section 14, and no
provements? (ice so given shall be sufficient,
1(10 For the adoption of said, and the only notice necessary
amendment. ! even though the council alters
101 Against the adoption of said j or changes the assessment as
said amendment. j levied. If said assessment is so
That said special election shall i altered or changed, no addition
be held and the polling places al notice need be given nor pro
will be open from eight o'clock j cedure be required to collect said
in the morning until eight o'clock i altered or changed assessment,
in the evening of said day. That I and the property owner so obh
Mrs Grace Macomber and Mrs. gated to pay such changed or
Mabel O PeCK are nereDy ap- aiterea assessment sin.. p)
sist of a copy of the resolution
and shall be served in the follow
ing manner: by publication of
said resolution in a newspaper
the date of the sale on the origi- '0f general circulation in the City
nal amount oaid, and tor an 0f Boardman in which public no-
taves assessments, penalties. ices are generally published, to
costs and charges subsequently t,e designated by the council, for
paid by such purchaser at or.a period of once per week for
since sucn saie. iinree conseuuuve weeis, u. uj
Section 21. If redemption is made . oersonal service of a copy of said
within one vear and payment , resolutions, and such personal
made, as provided for in Section ; service or service by publication,
20, the treasurer shall, upon sur- whichever be used, shall be made
render of the certificate of sale,at least ten days before the time
by the purchaser, pay over to!0f hearing and making such re
ihe nnrchaser the amount so re- assessment. Personal service shall
ceived by the treasurer from the,ne made by the marshall or any
Mdrxi u. 1 ""'"V sairt ew s.Ym within 14 davs of the date I redemptioner and deliver such . p,.rson authorized to serve a
pointed as judges of said elec- sum , ithir i 14 days tne nf sal t0 tne reder,-.p- summons in a justice court, and
proof of
tfldt trc M r.. .ii SfllU i.iiaiiccr yji nuciailw... ju.u
Gillispie Mrs. Flossie Coats and j sum shall become delinquent 30
Mrs Evelyn Black are hereby (days after said 14 days allowed
appointed as clerks. for payment, and all the provi-
Passed hv tne vommon voun- siuns u. una osi aa tt...M-...
uoner . proof ot sucn service snail oe
section 22. If redemption is not made and filed with the recorder,
made within one vear the trea- it shall and is declared to be
surer shall, upon demand of the !the duty of all the persons in-
urrencer oi me n-restea to annear ai me unit
rasseu u u.c - ""V" n k .iiAki nnmhaser and s
aman S "lO Poertv shaTrbe lis,: certificate of sale by the purchas- and pIace of 'hearing, and pre-
Yeas 5.
Navs 0.
ROYAL B. RANDS. Mayor
Attest by City Recorder
This ordinance is approved by
the Mavor of the Citv of Board
man, this ll'h day of April, 1950.
ROYAL B. RANDS. Mayor
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB
MITTED TO THE VOTERS BY
COUNCIL
A.N" ACT
To amend the Charter of the City
of Boardman. Morrow County,
Oregon, entitled: "Charter Sub
mitted to the Voters by the
Council," adopted and approved
by the voters October 5. 1927;
hlC IT ENACTED BY THE PEO
II I' OF THE CITY OF BOARD-
MAN AND THE PEOPLE OF
s'ubmitted 10 the Voters by the
Council," approved and adopted
er. execute to such purchaser ajsent any and all objections they
deed for the property described may have. Failure to appear and
on the certificate of sale. Such object shall be deemed a waiver
tho torm "-ru.'nor as.'it--(i snail rz .tichv-u ... on vji-mv ...iu .
used in this act, denotes the per-1 Mayor and the Treasurer for the of the council, based upon any
.. ...u .1,0 ,,hiio rorHs'.ritv of Boardman. However, no irregularity in said resolutions
AIl W11UI11 IIIC lui'l'V 1 J - ... . , ;ii ., -
show to be vested with title, in I such deed shall be execuiea umu ,or lhe service tnereoi.
the absence of knowledge to the tne purcnaser oi me .im. section 31. A reassessment may
contrary. such certificate of sale shall u . he ma(je before the improvement
personal serice nuuiv ...i- s mace or anv work nas oeen
of such property that he .wn done on such improvement after
demand a deed therefor, provided jts cost nas heen determined.
that it the owner oe 1101 rounu S(,c,ion 32 $0 notice of reassess
after diligent search such notice , mmt proceedings shall be re
mav be by publication once a ujrerl exCepting that hereinbe
week for three consecutive weeks- , fnrP mentioned, and all rights of
The records of such notice shall objection and remonstrance shall
appear in the records oljho city he limited to the reassessment,
recorder by affidavit of the Pu.r.-;and ihere shall be no right to
chaser or holder of such certui- rf.monstrate or object as to the
cate of sale sixty days after no- improvement.
tice or final date 01 puoiicdiion . . ,, ... n rm,visions of
eed shall be exocut- '
Hens, penalties, mien-sis, pay
ments, enforcement of liens, pro
cedure in enforcement of liens,
and all such other matters as
aimlv to these particulars that
part of a lot or parcel of prop- taxes, special assessments 01 . , to assessments in this act,
ed for purposes of assessment to
the owner. 11 known, ana 11 noi
known, to him as "unknown
Section 11. When the proportion
ate share of the cost has been
assessed, as provided in Section
5. and the council has declared
the same by ordinance, as pro
vided in Section 8, the council
shall direct the recorder to enter
a statement thereof in the docket
of the city liens, as provided in
the next section.
Section 12. The docket of city
liens is a book in which must
MAN. A.-nu ir- rr.i-Lt. ur , pn'ered the following matters tice or Iinai aaie 01 puon
THK CITY OF BOARDMAN DO ' ? e". " 1 . IL.ZJl t f,., before such deed shall be ex.
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: j oca, impr0vemen'ts: U The led unto the purchaser or holder j
Chapter XXI. number or letter of the lot and I of the certificate of title ,
. .t. ,.x...., f ..1....1. ...ho. ,..or ,iosicnatir,n section 23. Such deed shall be.
City of Boardman. Morrow Coun
tv. Oregon, entitled. "Charter
NOTICE OF ANNEXATION
ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an election will be held in
the City of Boardman, Oregon
and in the following-described
territory which is proposed to be
annexed to the City of Boardman,
and said territory proposed to be
annexed is bounded and describ
ed as follows:
"Commencing at a point 1080
feet North of a point 48 feet
East of the Southeast corner
of Lot 3, Section 8, Town
ship 4 North, Range 25 East
of the Willamette Meridan,
and running thence North to
the South meander line of
the Columbia River, thence
West along said meander
line 300 feet, thence South
i to the North boundary line
of the O.W.R. & N. Co. right
of way, thence southwesterly
along said North boundary
line to the extended West
boundary line of Lucerne
Avenue of the City of Board
man, thence South to the Co
lumbia River Highway,
thence East 285 feet, thence
North 60 feet to the South
boundary line of the O.W. R.
& N. Co. right of way, thence
North, Easterly along said
South boundary line 1434 feet
to the point of the begin
ning, in Morrow County, Oregon."
This description is based on
the present incorporated
boundary of Boardman which
is as follows:
"Commencing at a point 48
feet East of the Southeast
corner of Lot 3, Section 8
Township 4 North, Range 25
East of the Willamette Meri
dian, and running thence
West 1619 feet, thence North
860 feet to the Columbia
River Highway, thence East
285 feet, thence North 60 feet
to the South line of the O.W.
R. & N. Co. right of way,
thence Northeasterly 1434
feet along said South line,
thence South 1080 feet to the
point of beginning in Morrow
County, Oregon."
The election will be held on
the 19th day of May, 1950, and
all registered voters in the City
of Boardman and in the terri
tory proposed to be annexed are
hereby invited to vote upon ine
annexation of said territory to
the City of Boardman, pursuant
to the provisions of Section 95-
901, Oregon Compiled Laws An
notated, 194U, as amenaea prior
hereto.
The polling places will be open
from 8 o'clock in the morning
until 8 o'clock in the evening of
said day. The polling place In
said city for said election shall be
at the usual polling place there
in, the polling place used for the
last preceding general election,
to-wit: Greenfield Grange hall.
The polling place in said terri
tory proposed to be annexed for
said election shall be at a booth
North of Main street. The Com
mon Council by ordinance has
appointed Mrs. Grace Macomber
and Mrs. Mabel O. Pick judges.
Mrs. Daisy Gillespie, Mrs. Flossie
Coats and Mrs. Evelyn Black.
clerks, of said election to serve
in said polling places in the said
City of Boardman. The Common
Council by ordinance nas appoint
ed Mrs. Josephine Kanas ana Mrs.
Elvira Harwood, judges, and
Mrs. Norma Gwinn, Mr. Vet
Conyers, and Mr. Fred G. Smith,
clerks of said election to serve
in said polling places in the said
territory proposed to be annexed.
DAISY E. GILLESPIE
City Recorder
By DELPHA JONES
Lexington high school defeat
ed Hermiston on the local field
by a score of 19 to 9 Tuesday I mol her who. is very ill.
atternoon. At one time the score
was 9 to 2 in favor of Hermiston
and then Lexington put on a
rally and made 17 runs in one
nning. The game was called at
the end of the sixth inning at
the request of the Hermislon
coach.
Frank Munkers is home from
the hospital where he underwent
surgery for a growth on his neck.
Ted McMillan broke a bone
in his shoulder when a horse he
was leading jerked back and
threw him on the ground.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carmichael teresling program was given by
spent Ihe week end in John Day the students of Mrs. Kelly's
where they attended the opening ' room. "
of the new Elks club. I Al the last meeting of the PTA
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor of 'executive hoard it was decided
Portland were overnight guesls.to give the annual banquet for
at the A. M. Edwards' home one! the student body the evening of
night last week. They had been 1 April 28 in the dining room of
on an extensive trip through the .the lOOK hall,
middle west and were on their I Mrs. tret: Majesko and Mrs.
way home. , Florence McMillan were elected
Mrs. Everett Barlow spent last as delegates from Holly Rebekah
wook in neppuer wneie sue 0dge to attend the grand lodge
helped care for Mr. Barlow's in Astoria on May 161718.
inouie. "o. . .n, .... , M1.s. i,-r,.,a Matthews of Eugene
Rr;,aml?l,S' RSfT1"'" visiUng at the home of her
?"La"d .kirL6"; ' Parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. G.
for all the neighbors and friends I Brctuin,.
of Ihe Social Ridge district Sat- Mr- and Mrs. Kllwynne Peik
urdav night were business visitors In La
Mrs. Clarence Brown has her i Grande on Tuesday.
mother from Condon visiting her I ,y
for a few weeks. I Mr. and Mrs. Roger Connor are
The Lexington PTA elected the, the parents of a son born April
following officers to serve next ' 21 at St. Anthony's hospital In
year; president, Mrs. Wilma Wih-1 Pendleton. He weighed 7 pounds
Ion, vice-president, Marie Stea- , 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mr.
gall; secretary Betty Groves, and and Mrs. Carey Hastings and Mr.
treasurer, Valda Griffith. An in- and Mrs. Francis Connor.
of the property assessed, and if I executed only after all delinquent .
, . sr.o.ia assessments ol .
(.rtv is assessed a oroner desig other
nation of such part. i2) The
whether prior to or subsequent. .. :rovbiios r.onfjct with
bv the voters October 5, 1927, and I name of the owner, record owner io tne issuaiiLt. .V ' ' 'hi t specifically set out in this
the same be and hereby is or that the owner is unknown caie oi saie ait. iwm ... , ,r( for reassessment,
amended bv adding Chapter 1.31 The sum assessed upon such i I Section 21. Such deed shal be ifm ;;i W,enever the coun
XXI and any and all provisions , lot. or part thereof, or parcel of prima facie evidence that all ' r., f!(.eimines lo levy and collect
of the Charter of the City of j property, or part thereof, and the the assessment proceedings were i d;t ass(.s.,m,.nts for locai im.
Boardman in conflict herewith ! date of the entry according to law. that the assess- .,r0VPrnPll,s according to Article
are hereby repealed. - j Section 13. The docket of the city ment was not paid, hat the prop- ' Sfl(S fij j Hub paragraph 4
Section 2. Whenever the Council liens is a public record and writ- eity was not redeemed, that () hs ( ii;,I1(,r, aml shall have
determines to lew and collect ing. and the original or certified proper notice was given, that ;lsSe:i.sed the costs of such im
special assessments for local im- copies of any matter authorized , proper demand for the deed as , , , t property bene-
j., v u. i ... u A...roH .Wo n aro ontitloH ; m'l.l.i anH that tho I fl'l Was f'V- . ... . .' , '. ."I r
provements according io onuic. " ur ,c ........ . ma.,-. . ited mercny. or name tnereioi,
I .. . - l. .it. v, f,.ro -jnH offo.t thoronf ooii toH the ritvir.er Off eer.s. .. . ' .. . ,
" , . i ii-coriiing to tne provisions m
and from the date of the entry . Section 25. If, upon completion I ,his rharler. it shall he lawful
therein of an assessment upon ai0f any improvement or repair, it f,,r the owner of any property so
ioi, or pan uicR-ui, me uic us louna mat tne sum asses..i'n , ;,,sf.ss,.d for such improvement
entered is to be deemed a lien therefor uixm any lot or part in the sum of S25.00 or more, at
thereon, which lien shall have ; thereof, or any property or part .,., time within ten davs after
VII. Section 1. Sub paragraph 4
of this Charier, the Council shall
act substantially in accordance
with the provisions herein set
oul.
Section 3. The council may de
termine, levy and collect a
special assessment for local im
provement alter the completion
of such local improvement
and its cost has been
determined, or before the work
of such local Improvement has
begun, or alter the work has be
gun and Ix'fore completion, after
lis eosl has been determined.
Section i. Whenever properly is
to bo assessed and the property
is subdivided into lots, the
council shall levy Ihe assessment
upon the lots separately, or parts
thereof, and not in gloss, upon
tho several lots of the same
owner. Whenever property is to
be assessed and such property
is not subdivided Into lots, such
property, or part thereof, will be
licmed'as an entirely and asses
M'd as such
Section 5. No assessment shall
bo made upon any unit of prop
etrv which is equal to or in ex
cess of tho value of such prop
erty. Section fi In determining the
benofil of Ihe local improvement,
the- property assessed should be
considered in lis general rela
lion and part from Hi particu-
priority over all other liens or
encumbrances thereon whatso
ever.
tain the deficit or the surplus, ! ,n,rnts, and such written applica
as the case may be, and declare tjn shall slate that the said ap
the same by ordinance. The ro- ; ,ic;.rit and properly owner does
corder shall be directed and shall ; thereby waive all irregularities
enter .me sum oi tne ueiuai or . or defects, jurisdictional or other
surplus in the docket of the city iujs,., ) said proceedings for local
in a column reserved lor
purpose with the dale-
liens,
that
thereof. Such deficit, if there be
one. shall (hereafter he a lien
thereof, is insufficient to defray n0liee of such assessment is first
the cost thereof or is more than published, to file with the re
sufficient to defray Ihe cost ,. order a written a indication to
Section 14. A sum of money as-tnereoi, me . ouncit musi hwi- j .,.-,y smd assessment in instai-
sessed for the improvement can
not be collected until the Coun
cil, by order to the recorder,
causes the recorder lo publish
once per week for two successive
weeks in a newspaper of general
ciiculation in the City of Board
man a notice of the order for
collection issued by the Council,
said notice to be included as a
part of and published with the
notice required by Section 8 of
this act. Such order shall grant
a period of fourteen days from
the last publication of said no
tice in which to pay said sum
assessed, and such notice must
substantially contain the mat
ters required to be entered in the
docket of city liens concerning
such assessment.
Section 15. If, within thirty days
after the expiration of such four
teen days notice, as required in
Section 14. the sum assessed is
not wholly paid to the city
treasurer, It shall thereupon be
come delinquent, and shall bear
penalty of tlx (6) percent per
improvements for which said as
sessment is levied and in the
apportionment of the cost there
of Said atinlieation shall contain
upon the lots or part thereof, or a provision that the said appli
property or part thereof, assessed .,..,( and nrouerlv owner agrees
and shall be applied apportion- i ,0 ,,ay s;,jd assessment in twelve
ately, in like manner and with j monthly installments, with in
like effect as In the case of the j forest at the same rate on all of
sum originally assessed, and ; s;.id assessments which have not
shall be payable and may hereon paid, as that expressed in
collected in like manner andiihe bond issued to pay for such
with like effect as in the case0eal improvements. Said appli
of such sum so assessed. If cation shall also contain a state
there be a surplus, the poisons j ment of convenient description
who paid such surplus, or their, of Ihe property of the applicant
legal representatives, are entitled i assessed for such improvement,
to repayment of the same by. Section 35. The recorder shall
warrant on the cily treasurer. Ikeep all such applications as
Section 26. All money paid and are specified in section 34, sep
lor'lol ntu.n .jssf.ssme rils f or ! ra tel v and In convenient form
improvements shall be kept as a and the applications for each tice before tailoring
separate fund and shall be used separate local Improvement fhall cont,
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REGISTERED JERSEY
PURCHASED FOR
BOARDMAN FARM
Peter Cassldy of Boardman has
nurchased one registered jersey
Valiant Paula Lucy, from the
herd owned by Archie E. Jones of
Boardman, Oregon.
Jerseys are registered at the
national office of The American
Jersey Cattle Club in Columbus,
Oh o. The club has kept com
olete records on all registered
Jerseys in the United States since
186H.
FEATURE HOME FURNISHINGS
Home furnishings was selected
Ihe maior topic for the 1950-51
home extension program for
Morrov county. The workshop
will be upholstering of furniture,
states Mrs. George Currin, coun
ty committee chairman. Twenty
delegates from every part of the
county met with tne county com
mittee and college representa
tives, Mrs. Mabel Flint and Mrs.
Azalea Sager, to analyze the
needs and interests of the home
makers. From the homemakers'
own suggestions, the following
program was developed.
Mrs. Currin adds that any
homemaker is welcome to attend
any of the monthly unit meetings
given on repairing of innerspring
cushinos, floor finishes, lamp
shade construction, use of sew
ing machine attachments, chil
dren's self-help clothing for pre
school boys and girls, oven meals
and preparing cooked foods for
the freezer.
One-day technique meetings
will be given In a district meet
ing for each hookea rug anu
braided rugs. Project leaders
who held the better dress work
shops will repeat that again for
their communities. Silk, rayon,
or wool can be used this year.
This will give them more prac-
a suit or
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v
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in Cottage Cheese under the Mayflower brand.
Mayflower's improved process brings you a rich,
y delicately flavored cottage cheese that fasfes Iresh
and stays fresh longer. Rich and creamy in creamed
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