HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday, November 1. 19S2
Public Notices
Boardman Clinic Treats 226 Persons
NOTICE TO MINING
CLAIMANTS
Published pursuant to section 5
of the Act of July 23, 1955 (69
Stat. 367). To whomever it may
concern: PROCEEDING NO. FS
62-27 (Oregon 012474). Notice is
hereby given in pursuance of a
proper request tor publication
heretofore filed in accordance
with section 5 of the Act of July
23, 1955 (69 Stat. 367), and the
regulations thereunder (43 CFR
185.123-185.127). 1. That on April
9, 1962, the Chief, Forest Service,
Department of Agric u 1 1 u r e,
uihnca aiiHrpsa la Washington 25.
D. C. filed in the Land Office
of the Bureau of Land Manage
ment, Department of the Inter
w nt 710 N. E. Holladav. Port
innd 12. Oreeon. a reauest for
nublication of notice to all mln
urai inpntnrs nr anv rjerson
claiming under them involving
a mining claim or claims lo
mtPil on lands owned by the
iinitPii Statps and under the
jurisdiction of the Forest Ser
vice in the County of Morrow
vtata nroirnn (Inscribed a.!
follows, to wit: Oregon 012474
ii's cj.971 thp Morrow Area.
5jw.id.i8 'timntilla National
Forest, Morrow County, Oregon
Willamette Meridian
T. 4 S., R. 27 E: NE4SEi4 sec,
35. T. 4 S., K. 28 E: Sees. 13, 14;
SW'4NE4 sec. 19; SE54NEJ4 sec
NW'i. NVaSW'i. SEViSW'i, SEV4
sec. 22; sees. 23, 24, 25, 26; EVi
uu.nwk K,r )! NKVaSWiA sec
29: NKJ4SE14 sec, 31; N'isSW'A
w vt).: mh'm. 33. 34. and 3b
T. 5 S., R. 26 E: Lot 3, NE'dSW",
sec. 31. T. 5 S., K. 27 E: Lot 1
E'aSE'A sec. 1; E'iNW'i sec. 10
is- NHU. fi'A sec. 14: SWA
NWiA sif. 15: sees. 19 to 35 incl
t r, S . H. 28 E: Sees. 1 to 15
incl. and 17 to 36 incl. T. 5 S.
It. 29 E: Sees. 6, 7, 17 to 20 incl,
and 29 to 32 incl. T. 6 S., U. 25 E
Lot 4, NWViNE'i sec. 18; NE!4
NW!4 sec. 19; S'iSW1, SW',4
uv.ia ni'c. 20: SE',4 sec. 26; SE!4
W14 spp 27: S'jSE'a sec. 28
SW'iNW'i, NW14SW4 sec. 29
Lot 4, SE14SW4 sec. 30; NE'A
NW!4, S'a sec. 31; S'a sec. 32
KWiANWiA. S'A see. 33: NE!4
NWS. S'A sec. 34: JNtVi, 'a
,.p 35. T. 6 s.. It. 26 E: SW'A
SW'A sec. 4; SW14NE!4 sec. 5
NWiiNWV, sen. H: SE'ANE'i sec
q- VM. K'jW'A sec. 12: sec. 13
E'a sec. 14; N'aSW'A, SE'iSW',
sec. 15: SW4SW4 sec. 19; SE14
NKli see. 20: E'a sec. 23; sees.
24 lo 28 incl., 33, 34, 35, and 36
T. 6 S., R. 27 E: Sees. 1 to
incl., lot 7 sec. 6, S'a sec. 7, sees
x to ifi incl. and 17 to 36 incl
T. 6 S.. R. 28 E: Sees. 1 to 35
ini l. T. C, S.. U. 29 E: Sees. 4 to
t incl.. 17 to 20 Incl.. 29, and 30
2. That if anv person claim
imr nr nsiKprtinff under, or
hv virion of. anv unpatented
minim' claim located prior to
iniv v: Hirifi. anv Held, title, or
interest in the vegetative surface
resources and otner sunace ic
sourees, under such mining
claim, contrary lo or in conflict
wiili Hip limitations or rostrie
ifiod in section 4 of
jiiil act. as lo the nbove-descrlb
,wi i.'itwiu or nnv nait thereof
ciwiii f:iii to fili in the Land
t utiic of the Bureau of Land
M.iM.iin'mi'iit at 711) N. E. Holla
Hand 12. Oreeon. and
uiiliin 1!() ilavs from the below
staled dale of first publication
of this Notice, a vcrilied stale
miiii which shall set torth as
lo such mining claims: (1) The
date of location: (2) The book
.mil nii'p of recordation of the
notice or i crl ifieate of location;
CU The seel ion or sections of
the imblie land surveys which
emhraeo such mining claim; or
if such lands are unsurveyed
cilher the section or sections
which would probably embrace
such minim.' claim when tin
unblie land suivovs are extend
to such lands or a tie by courses
and distances to an approved
United Slates mineral monu
in, ...I: (II Whether such claim
ant Is a locator or purchaser
under such location; and (5) I'm
mime nml address of SlU'll claim
ant and names and addresses
so far as known to the claimant
of anv other person or persons
claimiiiL' anv interest or inter
esis in or mnlei' such imnntciiU
mining claim; such failure shall
he conclusively deemed (i) to
constitute a waiver and relin
quishment by such mining
claimant of nnv rieht. title, or
interest under such mining
claim contrary to or in contlict
wllli the limitations or restric
tions specified in section 4 of
the Act of July 23, 1955 (69 Stat.
367), as to unpatented claims
located alter that date, and till
to constitute a consent by such
mining claimant that such un
patented mining claim shall be
subject to said limitations and
restrictions, and liii) to pre
clude thereafter, prior to issuance
of patent, any assertion by such
mining claimant of any right or
title to or Interest in or under
such mining claim contrary to
or in conflict with said limi
tations or restrictions. Section
4 provides, generally, that un
patented mining claims located
after July 23, 1955 shall not be
used for purposes other than
prospecting, mining, or process
ing operations, or uses reason
ably incident thereto; that such
claims will be subject to the
right of the United States to
manage and dispose of the vege
tative surface resources there
of and to manage other surface
resources thereof; and that, ex
cept to the extent required for
mining operations and uses reas
onably incident thereto or to pro
vide clearance for such oper
ations or uses, claimants of such
claims shall not use or dispose
,.f vmTPtativp or other surface
resources thereof; and that, ex
cent for clearance for such pur
poses, any permitted severance
or removal of timber must be In
accordance with sound pnnci
pies of forest management. Said
section 4 aiSO proviues mat anj
use of the suriace oi any suci
,v,ininCT finim hv the United
ctotpa it ncrmittees or licensees
shall be sucn as noi io enuanKm
or materially interfere with the
nrncnpct nc. minine. processing
, ...--- . . -
or reasonably inciuem; uses vy
tha minintt nlmmant.
The date of first publication
of this Notice shall be bepi
20, 1962.
Dated: Aug. 2, 1962.
Stanley D. Lester
rhinf lVTini.rnla Sprtion
Bureau of Land Management
Department of the Interior
Pnrtl.mrl Oropon
30-38C
By MARY LEE MARLOW
BOARDMAN A total of 198 flu
shots uprp civen hem at the clin
ic Wednesday night of last week,
wnicn Wltn tne z given monuay
nignt maue a toiai oi am. sever
al had to be turned away be
cause the serum ran out. There
are plans for the second scries to
be given in about a month.
The senior class of Riverside
High school will sponsor a
Homecoming Dance in the school
cafeteria November 2. The foot-
hall team will select a queen tor
the dance during the half time
at the Riverside-Klickitat game
Friday afternoon.
TO MINING CLAIMANTS
Published pursuant to section 5 of
the Act of July 23, 1955 (69 Stat.
367). To whomever it may con-
r-prn: PROCEEDING INU. iw-
1U lOnumn (H22!)!)). Notice IS
hereby given in pursuance of a
rirrinnr rpfll PST IOI OUUUlttUUU
f Mori in accordance
with KPftinn 5 of the Act of
T,,iv v.i mr.fi fi9 Stat. 367). and
thp rpciilations thereunder (43
C.VR 185.123-185.127). 1. That on
fcvhninrv 1. 12. the unier
Forest Service, Department 01
A (uric nltnrp. whose address is
Washington 25, D. C, filed in
the Land Office of the Bureau
nt l.anri Management. Depart
mpnr of thn Interior, at 710 N.
v. ifdihirlnv Portland 12. Ore
arm n wiliest tor PUl) ICatlon
of notice to all mineral locators
nr nnv nprsnn claiming under
them involving a mining claim
r,r claims ocnted on lands own
eil hv the United Stales and
it n, ler the inrisdict ion of the For
pwt siorvico' in the Countv of Mor
row. State ot Uregon, desermeu
qq fnllnuu to wit:
Droeon 012290 KS 02-18). UK
r-H lis Area. 0-SIM4-12, Umatilla
National Forest, Morrow County
nrniifin.
Willamette Meridian, ureqon
T. 4 S., R. 29 E: SEWNW'i Sec. 7;
SEKSW14. SW'4SE'4 Sec. 8;
m.'1.NWlA Sec. ): NK',iSE'A. S'n
SE!4, Sec. 10; NE'ASE'A, S'SEH
sne. 11: WAWA. SE14 Sec. 13;
Sees. 14, 15; W'a Sec. 17; Sees.
1 tn me . T. 5 S.. K. 2!) Iv.
Spcs. 1 to 5 inch: Sees. 8 to 15
incl.: Sees. 21 to 28 incl.; Sees.
XA to :i incl. T. 6S.. R. 29 E
Sons. 1. 2. 3: Sees. 10 to 15 I no
Sees. 21 to 28 inch; S'aNW'i,
SW'A Sec. 33; WViNE1, E',iWVa,
sr-1, Sec. r. 2. mat u an
person claiming or asserting un
,ii.p or hv virtue of anv unpatent
ed mining claim located prior to
July 23, l!)::, any rigm, imc
or interest in the vegetative sur
face resources and other surlaci
resources, under such mining
claim, contrary to or in eonl'lu
with the m nations or reslru
Hons snecified 111 seel ion 4 Ot
said act. as to the above-dostiil;
ed ands or anv part tnereoi
shall fail to file in the Land
office of the Bureau of Land
Management nt 710 N. E. Holla
av. Poi' and 12. urogon. am
wiiliin 1.ri() (lavs from the lu-low
stated date of first political io
of this Notice, a verilied slate
ment which shall set forth a.'
to such mining claims: (1) 'I'll
,l.i lo of location: 1 2) The hook
nml nai'e of recordation of tin
notice or eerlilicato ot location;
f'U Tim section or sections oi
the public laud surveys wh,
pmhrnee such mining claim; or
such lands are unsurveyed eilliei
the section or sections wind
would nrohablv embrace sucn
mining claim when Hie publu
land surveys are extended n
such lands or a lie tiv courses
and distances to an approved
United Stale; mineral monu
ment; (1) Whether such claim
nnt is ;i locator or purchaser llll
der such location: and tf) Tin
name and address of such claim
not nod names ami adilressi
so far as known to the claimant
of anv other person or person
claiming anv interest or interest
in or under such imp .tented
minim' claim: such fa11'."".' 'hall
In. eiiiii'insiveiv deemed til I
eiinstiiole a waiver and rclin
quishment bv such mining claim
ant of anv right, title, or in
iciest under such mining claim
contrary to or in conflict with tlu
limitations or restrictions speei
find in section 1 of the Act ol
.Ink- 23. l'.).r:" Hi') Stat. 3117 1, a
to unpatented claims located.
after that date, and (ii to con
stitute a consent by such min
iim c :iimant that such UllP.'tl
i.nli'd minim- claim shall he suti
iect lo said imitations and n
slrictions. and (iii) lo preclult
ihi-reMfier prior to issuance ol
output anv asser ion nv such
milling claimant of anv rich
nr liii,. i,i or mieresi in or i nuin
such mining claim contrary I
or In conflict with said limila
linos or restrictions. Section 1
provides generally, that unpa!
enleil minine claims located at
tor Julv 23. 195;) shall not n
oseil for nuiposes other than
prospecting, mining, or process
I ni' operations, or uses reason
nidv incident thereto: that such
claims will be subicet to tlu
riirlit of the United States to
iiuinnee nml dispose of the vege
t.itive snrfnee resources inereoi
and to manage other surface n
sources thereof: and that, ex
rent to the extent required tor
mining operations and list
roMsonnhlv incident thereto oi
to nrovide clearance for such
operations or uses, claimants of
such claims shall not use or di
nose of vegetative or other sur
face resources thereof: ami that.
except for clearance for such
iiortiiises nnv permitted sev
crance or removal of timber must
be in accordance with sound
principles of forest management
Said section 4 also provides that
anv use of the surface of am
such mining claim by the United
States, its permittees or licensees,
shall be such as not to endanger
or materially Interfere with the
Flevpn members of the Board-
man Tillicum club went to Pend
leton Tuesday night of last week
for dinner at the Skyroom at the
airport, and then held their meet
ing at the home ot Mrs, Kay
Gronquist at Sherwood Heights.
Mrs. Sigvald Aase ot loucnet,
Wash., former member of the
club, was a guest.
The annual Halloween party
sponsored by the club for the
Boardman Grade school was dis-
prospecting, mining, prjcos'ang
or reasonably incident uses by
tiin mi.iino rlniirinnt.
Tim dale of irst PUbllC'll ion Ot
tliis Notice shall be Sept. 6, 1962.
Dalcd. Julv 20, 1962.
Stanley D. Lester
Thief Minera s Section
Bureau of Land Mnnagcmont
Department of the Interior,
Portland, Oregon
(U7-3JC)
cussed and planned. It was held
Wednesday at 1 p. m.
Decision was made to sell fruit
cakes during the holiday season.
Mrs. Joe Tatone reported on
her trip to the seminar in Sao
Francisco, Calif., and to the state
board meeting Salem.
Mr. and Mrc rharlps AnderpPf?
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gardiner
returned home last week from a
weeks stay at the Anderegg's
beach home at Long Beach,
Wash. Mrs. Anderegg is in Cor-
vallis this week visiting ner
daughter, Mrs. Rowan Hinds.
Mr and Mrs Paul Smith of
Union visited several days last
week at the home of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Thorpe.
Mrs Mvron Watts was in
Spokane, Wash, last week to be
with her daughter, Mrs. urvine
Gastineau of Priest River, Idaho,
who had surgery there.
Overnight visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ganten
bein last Thursday were Mrs.
Gantenbein's brother-in-law and
sister, Rev. and Mrs. Henry War
ber of Payette, Idaho. Other visi
tors included Cleveland Bliss, Jr.,
Lewis Bliss and Frank Eber-
hardt, all of Gresham, on their
way to Enterprise to hunt eiK.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ander
son of Condon were week-end
visitors at the home of their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Sledge.
Mrs. Earl Briggs and her sister
in-law, Mrs. J. D. Carnegie of
Spokane, Wash, returned home
last Thursday from a week's trip
to t'ortianci to visit at tne nome
of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carnegie, to
Albany to visit Mr. and Mrs. A.
1 f'arnppip. and Mrs. Florah
Schroeder at Delake, and Mrs.
Stella Thomas at Tatt. Mrs. Car
negie left for her home at Spok
ane, Wash. Friday.
Mrs Nnrman Nelson of Port
land spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Nelson.
Members of Greenfield grange
attending Pomona grange at
lone Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Thorpe, Mrs. W. G. See
hafer, Mrs. Earl Briggs, and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Skiles. Others
attending were W. G. Seehafer
and Mrs. Evelyn Mclnnis. '
Visitors at the hime of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Marlow Sunday were
Marlow's nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Marlow and daughters
Glenda, Linda and Sandra of
Milton-Freewater,
Mr. and Mrs. William Goen of
Klamath Falls visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Algy Tay
lor over the week-end. coming to
see Goen's mother, Mrs. Taylor,
wno has oeen critically in in tne
Good Shepherd hospital in Her
miston for the past ten days. An
other son, Herschel Goen of
Portland, visited his mother last
week. Mrs. Taylor's condition
Sunday was some Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs visit
ed at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hunsinger and Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Flanigan in Hermiston
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reo Rake of Ken
ncwick, Wash, were week-end
visitors at the home of Rake's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Brown.
Federal, State Men
Review School Funds
Paul Jackson of the U. S. Of
fice of Education and Ivan Lu
man of the State Department of
Education were in the county
October 25 reviewing accounts of
Morrow County School district
R-l that come under Public Law
S74. This law has to do with as
sistance to counties which have
Federal installations that add
to the school population, in this
case the Hermiston ordnance
depot and McNary dam. Prin
cipal task of the two men is
to verify the number of students
claimed under the public law,
Superintendent Robert Van
Houte said.
Grand Jury Returns
Two Indictments
Morrow county grand jury,
on Oct. 24, returned two indict
ments, one true bill and one
secret.
Albert Fountain Tim m i n s,
formerly of Heppner, faces a
morals charge in the true bill.
He was arrested in Washington,
waived extradition and was
brought to the county Tuesday
by Sheriff C. J. D. Bauman.
Bail was set at $3000 by Circuit
Court Judge William Wells and
Timmins is now held in the Pen
dleton ,iail in lieu of posting
bail.
CHANDLER'S OUR CHOICE
SAYS THE OREGONIAN
Prhapi you read Th Orgonlan editorial of October 18,
which analyzed the two candidate, for U.S. Representative
here About Bob Chandler the editori observed, He is
thoroughly acquainted with reclamation, farm, business and
other problems of hi. district, as well as having a sound
knowledge of national and world affairs." The Incumbent was
characterized as ". . . revealing little independence of thought,
and without noticeable distinction in Congress.' Small won
der The Oregonian concluded ". . . we believe Oregon would
be better served by the election of Bob Chandler . .
Mrs. Claude Graham
HEPPNER, OREGON
Pd, Adv., Chandler for Congress Comm., V. YateJ, Sec, Box 091, Bend, Ore.
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