The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, February 15, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text— ■■ CITY IRRIGATION WATER ASSESS: MENT FOR 1919 Notice la hereby given that. In ac- cordance with Ordinance No. 76 of the City of Hermiston, an assessment has been levied upon and against the following lota and parcels of land In the Irrigation district hereintofore established in the Cltv of Hermiston In the amounta aet forth below. . __________ . The total amount of assessment in said irrigation district la $1,625,90. The contract price to be paid the United States government for water for irriga- lion in said district la $1.50 per acre for t wo acre feet and 50 cents per acre foot tur all watei In excess of two acre feet. Tae cost of operation and maintenance of said irrigation district is established at $1,625.00. . , The City Council will alt as a board of equalization at 8 o'clock on Friday evening, March 7th, 1919, and will at said time examine the assessment roll and correct all errors therein. Any person feeling himself or herself aggrieved by such assessment may apply to the City Council when that body sits as a board of equalization and an opportunity win be given them to have such assessment changed, If, In the opinion of the City Council, such changes are juat. The amount of the assessment appor tioned and assessed against particular lots and parcels of land is as follows: City of Hermiston according to plat filed with City Recorder Nov. 3, 1904. Amount Name Block feet, Tum-A-Lum Lot 1, 25 ...» 2.25 Lbr. Co. 2. 25 feet, Tum-A-Lum 2.25 3. 25 feet, Tum-A-Lum 2.25 4, 25 feet, Tum-A-Lum 2.25 Lbr. Co. 5, 25 feet, Tum-A-Lum 2 25 Lbr. Co. 6, 53 feet, Tum-A-Lum 4.77 5.13 7, 57 feet, E. Maher 4.50 feet, E. Maher 8, 50 Block 4.60 1, 50 feet, Lois E. Smith 4.60 Lois E. Hmith.... 2, 50 feet, ...4 g Ic 1, 4.50 Smith ..... 3, 50 4 60 Lot 4, 60 feet, Ella Record 4 50 feet, Ella Record . Lot 5. 25 2.25 I .at 6, 20 feet, F. McMahan 4 50 " 50 — feet, F. McMahan 6, 7, 50 feet, Tum-A-Lum 4.50 Lot 8, 50 feet, Tum-A-Lum 4.50 Lbr. Co........... 4.50 9. 50 feet, I. R. Stewart 4.60 10, 50 W. Zellar ......... 4.50 11. 50 feet, 4.50 Lot 12, 50 feet, D. W. Zellar H R Newport .... 4 50 Lot 13, 60 4.50 Lol 14, 50 feet, H. R. Newport .... 4 60 16, 50 feet H R. Newport 4 50 Lot 16, 50 feet, H. R. Newport Block 4.60 9, 50 feet, H. R. Newport 4 60 Stewart Lot 10, 50 4.60 Stewart Lot 11, 50 feet, G. 4 50 Stewart Lot 12, 50 fret. G. 4 60 13, 60 fret, Joe Williamson 4.50 feet, Milie Deck Lot 14, 60 15. 60 fret, City of Hermiston 4.50 Lot 16, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 4.50 Block 4 60 1, 50 feet, 11. it. Newport 4.60 2, 50 feet, H. R. Newport 4 60 3, 5o fret, F B. Swayze 4 60. 4, 50 feet, F. B. Swayze Block 4.50 5, 50 feet, F. B Swayze 4.50 Hitt 6. 50 feet, 4.50 7, 50 feet, Page & Son ,. 4 60 8, 50 feet. Page & Son 4.50 Young feet, J. H. 9. 50 4.50 10, 50 feet, J. H. Young Lot 11, 50 teet, Tum-A-Lum 4.60 Lbr. Co. 12. 60 feet. H. R. Newport .... 4 60 4 50 13, 50 feet, H. R. Newport 14. 60 feet. City of Hermiston 4.50 15, 60 feet, City of Hermiston 4.60 16, 50 feet. City of Hermiston 4.50 Block 5— 2 25 1. 26 feet, F. B. Swayze 2.25 3, 25 feet. F. B. Swayze 2.25 3. 26 feet. H. R. Newport 4, 26 feet. City of Hermiston 2 25 Lot 8, 26 feet, City of Hermiston 3 25 2.25 «, 26 feet, B. G. Monkman 7, 25 feet, Pacific Tel. A 2.26 Tel. Co. 2 25 It Newport 8, 26 2.25 Mack W E. 9. 25 2.26 Larson 10, 26 feet, A 2.25 H Taylor 11, 26 feet, E 2 26 12. 26 feet, C. M J ensen 2.25 Newport R Lot 13, 25 feet, 2 25 Lot 14. 26 feet. H R Newport 2 25 B. Swayze .... 15. 26 2 25 1«. 25 feet F B. Swayze .... 17, 25 feet. First National Bank Ilisiey Lot 17. 25 feet, E. II. Swayze Lot 18, 5o R Newport 19, 60 Raley Lot 20, 60 feet, J. S. Taylor 31, 60 Ta } lor s 50 E feet. 23. F H Swayze 23, 50 Swayze feet. F II. Lot 24. 50 Block 6— First National Lot 1. 25 2 25 Bank 2.25 26 feet, F B. Swayze Lot 2 25 Lot 3, 25 feet, Nettle Goodwin 2 26 25 feet, H K Hilt Lot 2 25 Lot 6. 36 feet. W. M. Glasson 2.26 Page A Son Lot «. 26 2 36 Lot 7. 35 feet. Page A Son 2 25 H. R. Newport Lot 8, 25 2.25 9, 25 feet, H. It. Newport 2.25 10. 26 feet, Mrs. Kate Lynes 2.25 25 11. 13. 33 feet. Hermiston Bank 3 88 & Trust Co 1.35 13. 18 feet H H. Newport . 2 25 14, 25 feet H H Newport 2 25 16, 26 feet H R. Newport Stork 2.25 25 J feet, 16, 2 26 Commegys 17. 25 feet Newport 2.25 K 18, 25 feet, Commegys 2 26 19, 25 feet, E 2 26 20, 25 feet, 2.25 Frick 31. 25 feet. H Frick 2 26 22, 35 Block 7- 4 50 80 Julius Lund 60 4 50 Julius Lund 4.50 3, 60 K P. Illsley 4 50 60 H. S Kingsley 5.18 C. Gray 5. 67 4.50 80 feet W. Craik 3. IS 7, H Geo. Briggs ...... 1 08 feet. Geo. Briggs 8, 1 17 II R 8, 13 2 36 9, 25 feet, H. R Newport Sa pper 2 35 10, 25 II. Williams 3 36 Lot 11, 26 feet, 3 70 17. 30 J F. McNaught 25 2.25 R Brownell 2 26 M S. Kern 13. 25 2.25 25 feet, M s Kern 15. 25 M Hills 3 25 2.25 F B 16, 25 25 feet, J W Tabor 2.25 25 J. W Tabor Block 60 feet, Wainscott Wainscott 2. 50 3, 50 H P 50 Rena Waterman 5, 60 Rena Waterman 50 60 E. T Eriksen 60 Lot K T Eriksen 25 E W 10, 14% feet. K. W Mack 101 feet. O. G Sapper Lot G. G. Sapper 13. 25 feet. 25 it. 38 M W Sherrard City of Hermiston 25 feet II R Newport 31. ■ feet. II R 25 K H Hermiston 19, Block 25 M D. O'Connell City of Hermiston H H R. Newport City of Hermiston 6 4 50 4 50 4 50 Mumma Mumma Mumma 3, 50 30 ik 5« M Momma H It It Newport It Brow nell II Swayze ll 4 50 4.50 II Lot 5, B I Swayze Callbeck F Callbeck spinning .. Spinning a Lot 11 Lot 12, 3 25 4.50 Lot 3. 50 feet, J. D. Lowman — City of Hermiston t.U 2.25 D. Lowman Lot 10, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 4.50 D. Lowman Lot 11, 50 feet, W — W ----- lllsley 2.25 Lot 4.50 — - _ ...... 2.25 D. Lowman ... feet, 12, 50 Lot W W. Illsley ... Lot 2 26 Block Lot 1 35 H Reid feet, Lot 2.26 1. 15 A. Yates .... Lot 2.25 H. Reid ..... Lot 3. 26 feet, 2.25 Kraft ....... feet, Lot 2.25 feet, J. H. Reid .... Lot 2.25 f feet. —C. F. Kraft ......... Lot 2.26 Block 11- B. Swayze feet Lot 3.70 B. Pelley ........ ...... feet, 30 Lot 1, B Swayze ...... 2.26 feet, F. B. Lot Lot 2, 25 feet, B. Pelley .............. 2.26 feet. City of Hermiston 2.25 Lot 2.26 J. H. Raley ........... feet, 25 Lot feet. City of Hermiston 2.25 Lot 25 feet, J. H. Raley -...... 2.25 Lot 2.26 B. Swayze Lot 2.25 Genevieve Kimball 25 feet, 2.25 Lot B. Swayze feet, Lot 26 feet. Lowman & Pelley 2.25 2.25 1 Lot feet, H. J. Longley Lot 2.26 Lowman & Pelley Lot 7, 25 feet, H. J. Longley Lot Lot 8, 25 feet, J D. Lowman 2.25 Block D. Lowman 25 feet, Lot 2. 25 I Lot Wm. Kennedy 1 80 Lot H. Young ......... 10. 20 feet, 2.25 Wm. Kennedy 1.80 Lot H. Young ...... Lot 11. 20 feet, 1.35 H. Young .......... Block feet, 15 Lot 12. 2.26 1.36 Kennedy .— Lot 3, 25 feet, Wm. H. Young .... Lot 13. 16 .90 Young 25 feet, Wm. Kennedy — 2.25 feet, H. Lot 14, 10 2 26 25 feet, Wm. Kennedy ... Lot Lot 16, 5 feet, J H. Young 2.25 .45 Young ... Lol 25 feet, Wm. Kennedy H. Lot 16. 5 fret, 2.70 Lot 7. 26 feet, R. R. Howerton .... 2.25 Lot 13. 30 feet, Geo. Briggs 2.25 2.25 Howerton .... R. R. Geo. Briggs feet, Lot 8, 25 Lot 19, 25 feet, Lot 9, 25 feet, R. R. Howerton .... 2 25 Lot 20, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 Lot 10, 25 feet, R. R. Howerton .... 2.26 Lot 21, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.26 2.25 B. Siscel ____ Lot 23, 25 feet, Lot 22. 25 feet, J. H. Young ........... 2.26 2.25 2.25 Slscel _____ Lot 24, 25 feet, P. B. Lot 23, 25 feet, J. H. Young ... 2.25 Lot 25, 25 feet, F R. Harrison ... 2.26 Lot 24, 25 feet, J. D. Lowman 2.26 2.25 Harrison Lot 26, 25 feet, F. R Lot 25, «25 feet. J. D. Lowman. 2.25 Lot 27, 25 feet, H. M. Straw .. 12— 2.26 Block Lot 28, 25 feet, H. M Straw .. Lot 1, 30 feet, Lowman & Pelley 2.70 Lot 29, 25 feet. H. It Newport ... 2.25 Lot 2, 25 feet, Lowman & Pelley 2.25 2 25 4.50 Lot 30, 25 feet, H. R. Newport ... Lot 3, 50 feet, B. O. Monkman.. 2 26 2.25 Lot 31, 25 feet, H. R. Newport Lot 4, 25 feet, B. G. Monkman 2.25 2.26 Monkman Lot 32, 25 feet, H. R. Newport Lot 5, 25 feet, B. 2.25 McNaught Lot 6, 25 feet, Block 2.25 2.25 Gray ..... F. McNaught 25 feet, O. Lot 7, 25 feet, Lot 2.25 McNaught 2.26 Gray : Lot 8, 25 feet, J Lot 3. 25 feet, O. 2.26 2.25 Gray .... F. McNaught 25 feet, O. Lot 9. 25 feet, 2.25 McNaught 2.25 Gray .... Lot 10, 25 feet, J. F. Lot 5, 25 feet, O. 2 25 1.71 11. 25 feet, J. F. McNaught Gray .... 6, 19 feet, O. 2.25 2.25 Mossman .... Lot 8, Lot 12, 25 feet, J. F. McNaught Hermiston Bank Mossman feet. Lot 9, Lut 13, 25 2.25 & Trust Co. Mossman Lot io, Mossman Lot 14, 25 feet. Hermiston Bank Lot 2.25 16 43 & Trust Co. feet, Mossman Lot 12, 18212 --------------------------- 2.25 2.25 Lot 15. 25 feet, J. F. McNaught.. 17, 25 feet, J. D. Watson 2.25 2.25 Lot 16. 25 feet, J. F. McNaught Lot 18, 25 feet, J. D. Watson 1.13 Lot 18, 30 feet. Mrs. J. F. Mc- Lot 19, 1214 feet. J. D. Watson 2.70 1 13 Naught Lot 19, 12 12 feet, F. B Swayze 2.25 Swayze " ----- Lot 20, 25 feet, F. B. Lot 1». 25 feet, Mrs. J. F. Mc 2.25 2.25 Naught B. Swayze F 25 feet, Lot 21, 2.25 Mc Lot 22, 26 feet, F B. Swayze Lot 20, 15 feet, M rs. J. 2.25 2 25 Naught W. Zellar feet, Lot 23, 25 2 25 W. Zellar Lot 21, 25 feet. Mrs. J. F. Me Lot 24, 25 feet, 2.25 Naught Block Mc Lot 22, 25 feet, Mrs. J. Lot 4, 25 feet. E. C. Neimeyer 2.25 Naught 2.25 Kern Addition F. Mc Mrs. J. feet, 23, 25 Lot Block 2.25 Naught Lot 1-8 194 feet, I. E. Lmbr Co.... 17 46 2.25 Lot 24, 25 feet, M. Rhymerson Block 2.26 Lot 25, 25 feet, M. Rhymerson Lot 1, 60 feet, O.-W. R A N. Co. 4.60 Block filed City of Hermiston according to plat Lot 1, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 4.50 with County Recorder April 5, 1906. 4.50 Lot 2, 50 feet, O. P. Brigham Name Amount 4 50 Lot 3, 50 feet, O. P. Brigham Block 4.50 W. Coe feet, H. 4, 50 Lot 2.70 Lot 1, 30 feet, Lowman A Pelly 4.50 Lot 5, 50 feet, H. W. Coe . Lot 2, 25 feet, Lowman A Pelly 2.25 4.50 W. Coe ........ feet, H. 6, 50 Lot Lot 3, 25 feet, Hermiston Realty 4.50 Lot 7, 50 feet, H. W. Coe ...... 2.25 4.50 Lot 8, 50 feet, H. W. Coe Lot 4, 25 feet, Wm. Stuber .......... 2.25 4.50 feet, City of Hermiston 9, 50 Lot 2.25 feet, Tom Marxon 25 Lot 6, 4.50 feet, J. F. Bilderback. Lot 10, 50 2.25 Lot 6, 25 feet, Tom Marxon 4.50 feet, City of Hermiston 11, 50 Lot 2.25 feet, Lowman & Pelly , Lot 7. 25 4.50 Lot 12, 50 feet, M. Rhymerson Lot 8. 25 feet, Lowman & Pelly., 2.25 9. 30 feet, Lowman & Pelly 2.70 Block 14— feet, City of Hermiston 3.60 Lot 1, 40 Lot 10, 26 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 26 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 Block Lot Lot 1, 50 feet. City of Hermiston 4.60 Lot 12. 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.26 2 25 Lot 3. 25 feet, J. F. Bilderback Lot 13, 26 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 4.50 Lot 4. 50 feet, J. F. Bilderback Lot 14, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2 25 4.50 feet, J. F. Bilderback 5, 50 Lot 15, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.26 Lot 8, 20 feet, City of Hermiston 1.80 16, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 Lot 9. 40 feet, City of Hermiston 3.60 of Hermiston 2.25 Lot 17, 25 feet, Lot 10, 30 feet, City of Hermiston 2.70 1.80 Lowman... Lot 18, 20 feet, J. 2.70 Lot 11. 30 feet, Lew Brownell 2.25 Lowman. Lot 19, 25 feet, J. 1.80 Lot 12. 20 feet, Lew Brownell..... 2.25 Lowman.... J 26 feet, Lot 20, 2.25 Block Lowman Lot 21. 25 feet, J .90 Lowman ».. feet, J. D. 10 Lot 2.25 Lowman. 32, 25 feet, .90 Lot 2, 10 feet, J. D. Lowman. 2.25 Lot 23. 25 feet, S. R. Oldaker 1.35 Lowman ....... feet, J. 15 Lot 3. Lowman 2.25 24, 25 feet, J. D. 1.80 Lowman M feet, J. Lot 2.25 D. Lowman Lot 25. 25 feet. 20 feet, J. D. Lowman .... 1.80 Lot Block 2- .45 5 feet, J. D. Lowman Lot 2.70 30 feet, B. Knapp Lot 1.80 20 feet, J. F. McNaught Lot 2.25 Lot 2, 25 feet, B. F Knapp Lot 8, 25 feet, J. F. McNaught. . 2.25 2.25 Lot 3. 25 feet, Walter ( aks Lot 9, 25 feet, J. F. McNaught.... 2.25 25 feet, Prescott Oaks ..... 2.26 Lot 2.25 Lot 1», 25 feet, J. D. Lowman 2.25 Lot 5, 25 feet, J. D. Lowman . Lot 11. 25 feet, J. D. Lowman....... 2.25 1.36 Lot 15 feet, J. D. Lowman Lot 12. 26 feet, J. D. Lowman....... 2.25 .90 Lot 6. 10 feet, H. G. Newport 2.70 Lot 13. 30 feet, J. D.Lowman 2.25 7. 25 feet, H. O. Newport Block Lot 8. 25 feet. Syndicate 4.28 Reid ........... 47.5 feet, H. Lot 2 25 Bldg. Co. 4.28 H. Reid Lot 2. 47.5 feet, Lot 9, 30 feet. Syndicate Lot 3. 47.5 feet, J. H. Reid ........ 4.28 2.70 Bldg 4 28 McMillan . E 47.5 feet, E. Lot 2.26 Lot io, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 4,28 Lot 5. 47.5 feet, E. E. McMillan Hermiston 2.25 25 feel, City 4,28 McMillan E. 47.5 feet, E. Lot 6, Block 2— 4.28 H. Reid Lot 7. 47.5 feet, 12. 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.26 4.28 H Reid Lot 8, 47.5 feet, 26 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 Lot 4.28 Lot », 47.5 feet, J. H. Reid 2.25 25 feet, H. .1. Meyer Lot 4.28 McMillan feet, E. 10. 47.5 Lot Lot 15, 26 feet, H .1 Meyer ...... ....... 2.26 4.28 Lot 11. 47.5 feet, E. E. McMillan Chas. McNamee . 2.25 Lot 16, 25 4.28 Lot 12, 47.5 feet. E. E. McMillan 2 70 Lot 17. 30 feet, Chas, McNamee 18, 3o feet, J. D. Lowman....... 2.70 Block 4.50 Taylor S. Lot 2, 50 feet, E. owman....... 2.25 Lot 19, 26 Hermiston 2.25 Block Lot 20, 26 feet, City 4.86 8. Boynton Lot 3. 54 feet. W. Hermiston 2 26 21, 25 feet. City 4.86 Fraser Lot «, 54 feet, H. Lot 22, 25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.25 4.86 Lot 7. 64 feet, H. T Fraser Lot 23, 25 feet. City of Hermiston 2 26 4.86 Crandall feet, C. H. 10, 54 Lot 2.26 Lot 24. 25 feet. Violet Sillitoe 2.26 Block F— Lot 25. 26 feet, Violet Sillitoe 4.86 feet, City of Hermiston 54 6, Lot Block 4.86 Lot 7. 54 feet, Genevieve Reid 60 feet, J. H. Reid 4 60 Lot 4.86 feet, Mrs. E. H. Geary . 54 Lot 8, 4 50 Lot 2. 50 feet, 1. E. Lmbr. Co. 4 86 Lot 9, 54 feet, Genevieve Reid 4 50 6o feet, 1. E. Lot 4.86 feet, Mrs. E. H. Geary . Lot 10, 54 4 60 50 feet, C H. McNaught 4 50 Block Lot 5. 50 feet, C. S. McNaught 270 feet. Tom Fraser ..... 24.30 4 60 «. 60 feet, Chas. Hahn 4.50 Block H—. 60 feet Lot S. McNaught 64 feet, City of Hermiston 4.86 Lot 4 50 H. McNaught Lot 8. 60 feet, 54 feet, City of Hermiston 4.86 Lot 4.60 S. McNaught Lot 9, 50 feet Lot 3. 54 feet. City of Hermiston 4.36 4.60 S. MeNaught Lot 10, 50 feet, feet, Thos. Jaques ...... 64 Lot 4.50 50 S. McNaught Lot Lot 5, 64 feet, City of Hermiston 5.76 12, 60 feet, Hermiston Bank 4 86 feet, Genevieve Reid 54 Lot «. 4.50 & Trust Co. Lot 7. 54 feet, City of Hermiston 4.86 Block 4 4.86 feet. City of Hermiston 54 Lot 8, 4 50 50 feet J. F McNaught feet, Owen White ... ..... Lot 9, __ 54 J F. McNaught 4 60 Lot 2. 50 Lol 10, 54 feet, Owen White 50 feet of Hermiston 4.50 Lot Dated at Hermiston, Oregon, this 15th 50 Hermiston 4 50 Lot City 5. 50 City of Hermiston 4.60 day of Feb. 1919 C. M JENSEN, Recorder. 3 60 40 feet, City of Hermiston 6. 3 «0 Ellison Lot 8. 40 feet, Geo. .50 CITY IRRIGATION WATER ASSESS 50 feet, Geo. Ellison 60 feet, Geo. 4 60 MENT FOR 1919 Ellison 4.50 50 feet, Geo. Ellison Notice Is hereby given that, In accord Lot 4.50 ance with Ordinance No. 96 of the City 50 feet, Geo, Ellison of Hermiston, an assessment has been Block 4.50 levied upon and against the following 50 feet, Ellison 4.50 lots and parcels of land In the irrigation 50 feet, Eilisen .... 4 50 district hereintofore established In the 3, 50 feet, Geo. Ellison 1 80 City of Hermiston In the amounts set Ellison Lot 20 feet, 1.80 forth below feet, Geo. Ellison 10. 6o feet, Ellison 4 50 The total amount of assessment in said 4 50 Irrigation district is 3357.66. 50 Geo. Elison Lot 13. feet. The contract price to be paid for water Block Genevieve Kimball 4 50 for Irrigation in said district Is $132.66 1. 60 50 The cost of operation and maintenance Lot Genevieve Kimball 4.50 Lot 4 60 ot said Irrigation district is established J 8 Beal 3, 60 Lot 4.50 at $225.00. 60 feet J. F McNaught 4.50 The City Council will sit as a board of Lot MeNaught 5, 50 feet, 4 50 equalization at 8 o’clock on Friday even 6, 50 feet, J F McNaught 4.50 ing, March 7th, 1919, and will at said time McNaught Lot 7. 50 4 50 examine the assessment roll and correct 1 ot 8. So F McNaught So 4.50 all errors therein Any person feeling F. MeNaught Lot 50 feet, City of Hermiston 4.50 himself or herself aggrieved by such as 10, J H Reid 4 50 sessment may apply to the City Council 11, 50 feet, Genevieve Kimball 4.50 when that body sits as a board of equali zation and an opportunity will be given Block 7— 30 Lot 2.70 them to have such assessment changed. feet, Chezik k 2.25 If. In the opinion of the City Council, 25 feet, 2.25 such changes are just 3. 36 feet, feet. The amount of the assessment appor Chas McNamee 2 25 tioned and assessed against particular 5 M feet, 2.25 lota and parcels of land is as follows: 2.25 City of Hermiston according to plat filed 2.25 with County Recorder March 21. 1908: 8, 25 feet Lowman * Pelly 30 igel Lowman A Pelly 2.70 Block Lowman 2.25 84 City of Hermiston 8 4.20 Lot J Lot Lowman 2.25 3, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 S feet, MeNaught * 2.25 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 50 13. Lot feet, S. McNaught Lot 13. 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.80 Lot Woughter 60 2.25 City of Hermiston 2 50 25 Woughter 50 City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot Lot 16. 35 Lowman Lot 7. 60 feet. City of Hermiston 2 50 Lowman 17, 30 J. 2.70 Lot 8, 50 H. a. 2.50 J. Lowman 50 2.50 18, 25 H Lot Lowman 2 25 Davis Lot-10, 50 2 50 feet 20, 2.25 fret, Lot 11. City of Hermiston IL 25 Lot 13. 50 2.50 Lot 11. 25 Lot 13, City of Hermiston 2.50 MeNaught 2.25 84 Lot City of Hermiston feet. Genevieve Kimball Block ■ G A 45 Lot of Hermiston Lot »8. 3» feet City of Hermiston Lot 2, City of Hermiston Block S 45 Lot City of Hermiston 1. 30 feet. City of Hermiston 2.70 45 feet, City of Hermiston City of Hermiston 2.25 Lot 46 City of eHrmiston M feet Ki ma H Walling Lot 6. 45 feet. City of Hermiston H First National Lot Lot 45 City of Hermiston Bank 2.25 Lot City of Hermiston 2.45 Lowman feet. Lot City of Hermiston 2.45 J Lowman 2.25 Lot 10, 45 City of Hermiston 2.25 Lowman Lot Lot 45 feet, City of Hermiston *. ■ J. D Lot 12, Hermiston 30 First National Lot Lot 13. 45 City Hermiston Bank 14. 45 City Hermiston Lowman Lot 10. City 15. 45 Hermiston D Lowman Lot 16, City of Hermiston J H Reid Lot 25 Block Lot H Reid Hermiston 2 00 City Lt City Lot 50 feet. City of Hermiston 2.50 City Hermiston 3. 50. feet. H ermiston Prod ■ Lot City of Hermiston uce A Supply Co. 2.50 I ot It City Hermiston Lot 50 Hermiston Prod- City Hermiston City Hermiston Lot 50 Hermiston Prod- City Hermiston Uff & Supply Co. 2.50 C 8 50 Hermiston Prod- 22, C 8 uce & Supply Co. Lot se MeNaught Lot M 17. 25 18, 25 19, 25 20, 25 21. 25 22, 26 23. 25 24. 25 25, 26 26, 25 37, 25 28, 25 29, 25 30, 25 31, 24 33, 25 11— 1. 25 2. 26 feet, feet, feet, feet, feet. 8; 1: ■ 25, Lot J I Lot 11, 50 H IM Live Stock Should Be WellTreated Farm animala that are shabbily wintered—the idea being to fatten them and sell them early the next summer or in the fall—do not thrive or give a profitable account of themselves, writes DeWitt C. Wing in Breed- Gaiette. Poorly sheltered, stingily fed and compelled to drink ic- cold water, they become stunted. The severe weather of the winter months in the corn belt and elsewhere is hard on live stock, even when comfort- able housing, generous feeding and an abundance of clean, temperate ers water are provided. Animals kept to do farm work, to breed, to make meat or to produce milk are worth more than they have been in a long time. They will be worth still more when grass comes. Shelter is essential ; it is a form of feed. It saves body heat by keep, ing animals warm and dry. Body heat is made with feed. Shelter, there- fore, conserves feed. Inexpensive sheds, in the absence of well-equipped, modern barns and stables, will serve the purpose fairly well. Straw and corn stover can be used in walling up and sealing the ends and north sides of such improvised structures, which usually open to the south. A beast worth wintering is worth wintering well, even on high-priced feed. All young stock should be fed more liberally, pound for pound, than mature animals. Both classes require a lot of roughage. Clover, alfalfa and cowpea hay, which are rich in protein, should be generously dealt out to young stock. Adult animals may be wintered largely on other hays, silage, corn fodder and corn stover (cut and hauled to One of the greatest needs of the government at the time was for fruit pits and nut shells to make gas masks for our soldiers overseas. While this urgent need was on the Boy Scouts of America all over the country quickly answered the call. The gas defense division of the war chemical service is making up a report of the part the scouts took in this. Un- officially their statement Is that the Boy Scouts of America collected fully 100 carloads, averaging 17% tons each. Feeding ■ Bunch of Steers. The feeding of cattle is a business (or at least a painstaking science). The first essential Is to make haste slowly when starting to feed a bunch of steers. Profitable Practice. Under ordinary circumstances it is not profitable to keep a ewe till she begins to show depreciation from age. Treat Fall Pig Kindly. Treat the fall pig kindly, look to his them, or standing in fields). Pigs, in order to thrive and make the best returns, must have plenty of protein feeds, like skim milk, bran, tankage and cowpea or soy-bean meal, which make muscle (lean meat) and bone; they must also have corn to make body heat. Water from holes in the ice on a pond, creek or tank requires a lot of feed (fuel) to wann it when drunk by an animal. The best water for stock in the winter is pumped daily from depths at which its tempera ture is comparatively high. With practically nothing green or succu lent to eat in winter, all classes of stock require much more water than they will drink if they are compelled to take it ice cold. SOIL FROM FRANCE Earth for Filling Purposes About Statue of Liberty . nd. Here is a striking instance of thrift manifesting itself in poetical justice. The tiny island in New York harbor on which stands Bartholdi’s Statue of Liberty is being enlarged. The soli used for filling-in purposes comes from France. It is the debris from the trenches, military railway lines, warehouses and wharves. It was AVERAGE YEARLY EGG RECORD brought to America as ballast for the transports that carried our mighty le About 130 Per Hen Is Good Estimate gions of liberty to France. Thus is mingled the soil of the two —Result From Flock Properly republics as a setting for the world’s Cared For. most typical symbol of liberty, Just as About 130 eggs per hen is a fair av the bodies of thousands of American erage for the yearly egg record. A sons are today mingled with the soil flock properly cared for should pro of France under the crosses where duce about one third as many eggs as they Ue. In this humble yet beautiful there are hens, during the months of demonstration of the kindred ideals December, January and February. of the two nations, American thrift, which did so much to make victory Winter Ration of Poultry. possible, was the underlying impulse. Meat scraps, milk or green ground —Thrift Magazine. bones take the place of Insects in the winter ration of poultry. Milk is es- Purpose to Make Tientsin pecially desirable and should be fed New York of China, Says whenever possible, as it is not only pulatable, but the lactic acid which it Commissioner Yang l-teh contains aids in digestion. Tientsin is to become China's New Culling of Importance. York, according to General Yang I-teh, Culling, whether the hens and pul commissioner of thé Native City. "I lets are Intended for breeding or mere am trying to eliminate beggary in ly layers of market eggs, is of prime Tientsin by education and industry,” importance. said the general recently. “We are starting on the new San Feed Hens Variety. Tino Shih cutting, which is part of Hens cannot produce eggs profitably the general plan for the conservation from grains alone. " of the river systems of Chihli,” con tinued General Yang. “This cutting CREEL PRAISES BOY SCOUTS. will include several streets. We are already tearing down the houses and George Creel, chairman of the com- building the tracks for the miniature mittee on public information. Wash ington. D. C., has written Chief Scout railway. About 800 rooms in all will Executive James E. West as follows: be removed to allow for the new cut ting. But this does not matter. When “I have a very keen appreciation of the wonderful work that has been done the river is moved from its present bed and is forced to flow through the by the Boy Scouts of America.” This means that the greatest coun cuttings we shall have reclaimed try-wide distribution of printed matter much valuable land. It will then be ever undertaken involved the put possible for us to build new and clean ting out of 15.000.000 copies of the houses there. We shall lay the re president's Flag day address and mil claimed land out In the most modern fashion. I hope to make Tientsin the lions of other loyal pamphlets. New York of China.” ONE THING THE SCOUT* DIO. Lot Block Lot City of Hermiston 2 50 Lot 12. 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 13, 50 feet, Chas, nahn-------- 2.50 50 feet, Lot 14. 2.50 Hahn ----- Lot 15. Soseet, Chas. "" feet, Chas Hahn -------- 2 oo Lot 18, 40 Block 40 feet, City of Hermiston 2.00 Lot 2.50 Lot 2, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.60 50 feet, Chas. Hahn..... --- 2.60 Lot Chas. Hahn ....... - Lot 4. 50 feet, 2.50 Lot 5, 50 feet, Chas. Hahn-------- 2.50 Lot «, 50 feet, Chas. Hahn -------- 2.50 feet, 50 Lot 7, 2.50 Lot 8. 50 feet, F. C. McKenzie 2.50 Lot 9, M feet, F. C. McKenzie.... 2.50 Lot 10, 50 feet, 2 50 F. C. McKenzie.. Lot 11. 50 feet, 2.50 Mattoon Lot 12, 50 feet, Sterling 2.50 Sterling Mattoon . Lot 13, 50 feet, 2.60 Lot 14, 50 feet, J. F. Reihl ----- 2.50 W. P. Littlefield . Lot 16, 50 feet, Lot 18. 40 feet, Geo. Root ----------- 2.00 Block 2.25 46 feet, H. G. Newport . Lot 2.25 Newport.. Lot 2, 45 feet, H. 2.25 Newport.. Lot 3, 45 feet, H. 2.25 Strohm ...... F B. feet, 45 Lot 2.25 Lot 6, 45 feet, B. F. Strohm...... 2.25 Strohm ..... F. B. Lot 6, 45 feet, Lot 7, 45 feet, B. F. Strohm..... Strohm ..... F Lot 8. 49 feet, B. 2.45 Lot 9, 49 feet, H. G. Newport... 2.25 Lot 10. 45 feet, H. G. Newport 2.25 Lot 11. 45 feet, H. G. Rice......... Lot 12, 45 feet, I. E. Lumber Co... 2.25 2.25 G. A. Creasy ....... feet, 45 Lot 13. Lot 14, 45 feet, Mrs. Dan McDade 2.26 2.25 B. Haneline ...... — 45 feet, Lot 16. Lot 16. 45 feet, B. Haneline ........... 2.25 Block Lot 1. 85 feet, City of Hermiston 4.25 Lot 2. 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 3, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 2.50 Lot 4, 50 feet, H. A. Frick.......... 2.50 Lot 5, 50 feet, H. A. Frick.......... 2.50 Lot 6, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 7, 50 feet. City of Hermiston Lot 8, 60 feet. City of Hermiston 2.50 " " Newport..... 2.50 H. O Lot 9, 5o feet, 2.50 Newport Lot 10, 50 feet. H. Lot 11, 5o feet, H. G. Newport..... 2.50 2.50 Newport ..... Lot 12, 50 feet, H. 2.50 wv feet, H. G. Newport l...,----- 13, 50 Lot 10, 4.29 Lot 14, 85.7 feet, H. G. Newport Block 2.25 Beasley Lot 1, 45 feet, W. B. 2.25 W — B. Beasley..... Lot 2, 45 feet, — 2.25 Lot 3, 45 feet, H. G. Newport Lot 4. 45 feet, H. G. Newport .. 2.25 2.25 Lot 5, 45 feet, H. G. Newport Lot 6, 45 feet, City “of Hermiston 2.25 2.25 Lot 7, 45 feet, H. G. Newport Lot 8, 49 feet, H. G. Newport..... 2.45 2.45 M. Duty feet, Lot 9, 49 2.25 Lot 10, 45 feet, M. Duty Block 2.00 A. W. .. . - Purdy ..... Lot 1, 40 feet, „ Lot 2, 50-feet, A. W. Purdy........ 2.50 2.50 " * feet, A. W. Purdy ......... Lot 3, 50 Lot 4, 50 feet, Mrs. J. R. Anders’n 2.50 2.50 ’ K. Shotwell ....... Lot 5, 50 feet, J. Lot 6, 50 feet, J. K. Shotwell----- 2.50 Lot 7, 50 feet, T. D. Worster....... 2.50 Worster....... 2.50 Lot 8, 50 feet, T Lot 9, 50 feet, R. C. Challis ....... 2.50 2.50 Lot 10, 50 feet, R. C. Challis 2.50 Lot 11. 50 feet, R. c. Chaliis 2.50 Lot 12. 50 feet, R. C. Challis 2.50 Lot 13. 50 feet, R. C. Challis 2.50 Lot 14. 50 feet, Joe Williamson 2.50 Lot 15. 50 feet, Joe Williamson 2.00 feet, R. L. Martin ........ Lot 16, 40 Block Lot 1, 40 feet, City of Hermiston 2.00 Lot 2, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 3, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 4, 50 feet, City of Halmisten 2.50 Lot 5, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 6. 50 feet. City of Hermiston 2.50 2.50 Lot 7. 50 feet, W. J. Emry 2.50 Lot 8, 50 feet, W. J. Emry.... 2.50 Lot 9. 50 feet, J. Wishart ..... 2.50 feet, J. Wishart Lot 10, 50 Lot 11, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 2.50 of Hermiston Lot 12, 50 feet, City Lot 13, 50 feet, Geo. Myers .......... 2.50 Lot 14, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 15, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 1«, 40 feet, City of Hermiston 2.00 Block 12— Lot 1, 86.6 ft., City of Hermiston 4.33 Lot 2, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 3, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 8, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 9, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 10, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 11, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 12. 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 13, 50 feet, City of Hermiston 2.50 Lot 14, 87.5 ft., City of Hermiston 4.38 Dated at Hermiston, Oregon, this 15th day of Feb., 1919. C. M. JENSEN, Recorder. Ohio Shakers Producers of First Poland-China Hogs. The Poland-China hog originated in Butler and Warren counties, Ohio. In 1816 the Society of Shakera, in War ren county, brought some breeding hogs from Philadelphia. Some of them were pure white and others white, with black spots. They were repre- sented to the Shakers as of pure Chi nese blood and were called Big Chi- nas. In 1872 a committee of the Na tional Swine Breeders' congress report ed against the theory that Chinas had been crossed with Polands, but as the name Poland-China was tn general use advised that it be retained. Move to Bar German-Made Goods Over seven hundred stores In New York are displaying the signs of the American Defense society, which read, "No German Made Goods Sold Here," and an active campaign is being con ducted by the women’s national com- mittee of the society to extend the work. PITH AND POINT What Folks Might 8ay. Tm not in the least disappointed about you, Mrs. Naylor. Everybody told me that you were a regular busy body.” “Go on, you old hippopotamus! Can't you see you are blocking the en trance for 1,000,000,000 people besides me!" “I like your story first rate, Scrib- bier. The plot is rotten and the style would shame a high-school pupil, bul otherwise it’s all right.” “Tommy, you may go home and tell your mother I slapped you because you are a regular little nuisance whose parents don’t know how to bring up a child.” First Mother—How do you get Har old to wash his wrists? Second Mother—Oh, I bought him a wrist watch and he can’t afford to look to see what time it is and then show his dirty wrists. An Inapiration Recognized. “What is your opinion of govern ment ownership?" “Its ‘possibilities are brilliant,” re plied S e n a t o i Sorghum ; “I think that in the neat future it is going to prove one of our most brilliant topics of conver sation.” Dons on Purpose. “That man always manages to say the wrong thing.” “I have noticed it,” replied Miss Cayenne. “He seems to realise that it is the only way for him to be sus pected of having an original thought." i Venom. Edith—Are you going to return Jack’s ring? Marie (who has just broken her engagement) — I haven’t decided. I suppose he’ll pro pose to you now, and I thought I’d Just hand it over to you to save bother. Snappy. She—I haven't been able to get s copy of ----- * * 27172506 He—P< the right places. She—I , Where should I t shop? 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