Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, October 19, 1950
Page 6
MODIFICATION of FINDINGS
AND DETERMINATIONS OF THE
OREGON STATE GAME
COMMISSION
WHEREAS, the Oregon State
Came Commission at its stated
meeting held on July 14, 15, 28,
and 29, 1950, respectively, pur
suant to the provisions of Section
4, Chapter 275, Oregon Laws 1941,
as amended by Section 4, Chapter
165, Oregon Laws 1945, after hear
ing, made and adopted, written
findings and determinations as
to what, if any, wild animals or
wild birds may be hunted, trap
ped, pursued or killed, with gun,
bow and arrow or other means
or devices, and of what species,
kinds and sex, and in what num
bers, quantities or bag limits and
in what places, manner and un-
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ALL REGISTERED
21 BULLS
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12 FEMALES
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Wallace L. May, Grass Valley, Ore. 1
Clarence W. May, Grass Valley, Ore. 2
Richard Ekstrom, lone, Oregon 3
Herbert Ekstrom Jr., lone, Oregon 4
J. L. Jacobs & Sons, Prineville, Ore. 5 9
Kenneth E. & Elsie M. Martin, Kent, Ore. 1011
Lloyd V. Henrichs, Moro, Oregon 12
Chas. Forrester, Goldendale, Wash. 13 14
Harry Dean Eakin, Grass Valley, Oregon 15
Harold & Cecile Eakin, Grass Valley, Oregon 16 20
E. R. Blaylock, Grass Valley, Oregon 2122
Fred E. Cox, ML View Stock Farm, Grass Valley, 23 2S
Ralph E. & Katherine M. Eakin, Grass Valley 2932
Fred E. Cox, Mt. View Stock Farm, Grass Valley 33.
Write A. B. CHRISTIANSEN, Moro, Oregon
Time of Sale: 12:30 p.m.
Judae: Joe Johnson, Corvallis, Ore.
Auctioner H. B. Soger .
Bozeman, Montana
ier what regulations, and at
what seasons or times as will not
affect injuriously the supply
thereof, and
WHEREAS, the open season
for mule deer and Columbia
black-tail deer having not less
than three forked antlers was
fixed and determined as Septem
ber 30 to October 11, Ivm, oom
dates inclusive, in all counties
except Sherman county; and the
open season for whitetail deer
having not less than forked ant.
lers was fixed and determined as
September 30, to October 17, 1950,
both dates inclusive, in Douglas
county, and
WHEREAS, the open season for
deer of either sex was fixed and
determined as October 21 and
October 22, 1950, in the following
described areas:
LAKE COUNTY:
All of Lake County except those
portions included in the follow
ing areas:
The Mule Deer Game Refuge;
That part of Lake County south
of the Klamath Falls-Lakeview
Highway (Oregon 66) and west
of the Three Flags Highway (U.
S. 395) south of Lakeview;
That part of Lake County with
in the Deschutes National Forest
boundaries north and east of the
Fremont Highway (U. S. 31);
That part of Lake County in
the following described area: Be.
ginning at the junction of Pine
Mountain road with U. S. High
way 20 at a point 3 miles east of
Millican in Deschutes County;
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OUR DEMOCRACY byM.
RRJDGING THE BORDER
Across this briooc the preb citizkns oh two
neighboring democracies pass freiuv back anp forth
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The PEACE BRIDGE- OVER THE NIAGARA RIVER AT BUFFALO, V.X -IS
A TIE BETWEEN TWO PEOPLES WHOSE WAVS ANO INTERESTS
MAY DIFFER., BUT WHO LIVE IN HARMONY BECAUSE THEIR.
CONCEPTS OP DEMOCRACY ARE THE SAME.
thence south along the posted
road to the community of Lake
in northern Lake County; thence
easterly along posted roads to
junction with U. S. Highway 395
at Wagontire; thence northeast,
junction with U. S. Highway 20:
erly along U. S. Highway 395 to
thence northwesterly along post
ed county roads to intersection
with U. S. Highway 20 at Broth
ers; thence westerly along U. S.
Highway 20 to Pine Mountain
road, to point of beginning.
KLAMATH COUNTY
That portion of Klamath Coun.
ty described as follows: Begin
ning at the junction of The Dal.
les-California Highway (U. S. 97)
with the north boundary of Kla
math County; thence south along
The Dalles-California Highway to
its intersection with the north
boundary of the Klamath Indian
Reservation; thence following the
boundary of the Klamath Indian
Reservation east and south to its
intersection with the Klamath
Falls-Lakeview Highway (Ore.
eon 66) near Bly; thence east
along the Klamath Falls-Lakeview
Highway (Oregon 66) to
the intersection with the east
boundary of Klamath County;
thence following the east boun
dary of Klamath County to inter,
section with Fremont Higfiway
(U. S. 31), thence northwesterly
along U. S. Highway 31 to The
Dalles-California Highway (U. S.
97), the point of beginning.
DESCHUTES COUNTY:
That portion of Deschutes Coun
ty east of The Dalles-California
Highway (U. S. 97) outside tne
exterior boundaries of national
forests except that part included
in the following described area:
Beginning at the junction of Fine
Mountain road with U. S. High
way 20 at a point 3 miles east of
Millican in Deschutes County;
thence south along the posted
road to the community of Lake
in northern Lake county; thence
easterly along posted roads to
junction with U. S. Highway 395
at Wagontire; thence northeast
erly along U. S. Highway 395 to
junction with U. S. Highway 20;
thence northwesterly along post,
ed county roads to intersection
with U. S. Highway 20 at Broth
ers; thence westerly along U. S.
Highway 20 to Pine Mountain
road, the point of beginning.
CROOK, HOOD RIVER and
GRANT COUNTIES
All of Crook, Hood River and
Grant counties outside the exter
ior boundaries of national for
ests except that part included in
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the following described area; Be.
ginning at the junction of Pine
Mountain road with u. b. mgn
way 20 at a point 3 miles east of
Millican in Deschutes County;
thence south along the posted
road to the community of Lake
in northern Lake County; thence
easterly along posted roads to
junction with U. S. Highway 395
at Wagontire; thence northeast
ly along U. S. Highway 395 to
junction with U. S. Highway 20;
thence northwesterly along post
ed county roads to intersection
with U. S. Highway 20 at Brothers
thence westerly along U. S. High
way 20 to Pine Mountain road,
the point of beginning.
BAKER COUNTY
All of Baker County outside the
exteriorboundaries of national
forests except that portion east
of U. S. Highway 30 and south
of State Highway 86.
UNION COUNTY:
That portion of Union County
east of U. S. Highway 30 and
Oregon Highway 82 outside the
exterior boundaries of national
forests.
HARNEY COUNTY
All of Harney County outside
the exterior boundaries of nati
onal forests except that part in
eluded in the following describ
ed area: Beginning at the junc
tion of Pine Mountain road with
U. S. Highway 20 at a point 3
miles east of Millican in Desch
utes County; thence south along
the posted road to the community
or Lake in northern Lake County;
thence easterly along posted
roads to junction with U. S. High
way 395 at Wagontire; thence
northeasterly along U. S. High
way 395 to junction with U. S.
Highway 20; thence northwester
ly along posted county roads to
intersection with U. S. Highway
20 at Brothers; thence westerly
along U. S. Highway 20 to Pine
Mountain road, the point of be
ginning .
WASCO COUNTY
All of Wasco County south of
fineen Mile Creek, north of the
Warm Springs Indian Reserva
tion and west of The Dalles-Cali
fornia Highway (Oregon High
ways 23 and 52).
MALHEUR COUNTY
That portion of Malheur Coun.
ty north of U. S. Highway 28 and
west of the Brogan-Miller road
WESTERN OREGON
The following described areas
west of the summit of the Cas
cade Mountains: All current es
tablished cultivated agricultural
lands and adjacent non-cultivat
ed lands within a radius of one
mile; exclusive of Tillamook
County and all lands within the
exterior boundaries of national
forests.
WHEREAS, in the judgment of
said Commission It is in the best
interest of the state that said
findings and determinations be
modified by rescinding the open
season for deer of either sex, and
by extending the general open
aeer season, and
WHEREAS, the notice of a
hearing for the purpose of modi
fying such findings was, for at
least forty-eight hours prior to
the date hereof, published in the
uregon Journal and the Oregon
lan, two newspapers of general
circulation throughout the state
of Oregon, printed and published
in Portland, Multnomah County,
Oregon.
ORDERED, that the findings
and determinations of the Ore
gon State Game Commission
adopted at its stated meeting
held on July 14, 15, 28 and 29,
1950, respectively, fixing and de
termining the open season for
mule deer, Columbia black-tall
deer, and white-tail deer as
above described be and it here
bv is fixed and determined nc
September 30 to October 22, 1950,
both dates inclusive in all coun
ties except Sherman County and
all of the mule deer game refuge
and that DOrtinn nf I.nko
south of the Klamath Falls-Lake.
view uignway (Oregon 66) and
west of the Three Flags Highway
(U. S. 395) south of Lakeview,
State of Oregon, and be it furth
er ordered that the ooen season
for deer nf either spv hemtnfnro
fixed and determined as above
described be and it hereby is re
scinded and repealed.
Dated this 16th day of October,
1950.
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