The Hermiston herald., March 23, 1939, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F THE STATE OR OREGON
FOR UMATILLA COUNTY
Prauat O r a r
Plaintiff
CLARENCE CARSON and Jane Doe Carson, his wife; James E. Bannon; Ellen Livermore;
B. E. Anderson; Lina H. Sturgis; Frank Downey; John D. Lee and Jane Doe Lee, his
wife; Bridget Connell; S. G. Shaw and Jane Doe Shaw, his wife; Gottlieb Zahler and
Jane Doe Zahler, his wife; George A. Roth rock; Claus F. Eggers; W. E. Perkins; Omar
O. Stephens; Ora Houser Estate; Minnie M. Harvey; James Crawford; Jame9 A. Fee;
Julian Carey; John McNaughton; Edwin G. Wetzler; Wm. H. Rish; Penland Bros.
Transfer Co.; Peter Tachella; Dan W. Taylor; Emma E. Waffle A Maud M. Kent; Amy
E. Lee Estate; Eva R. Mahana; W. S. Flood; Hilda A. McCormmach; Alice M. Fisher;
Lucile H. Fisher; J. S. Fielding; A. R. McLean; D. C. McFayden; Ella Black; Lillian
I
R. Walter; H. W. Collins; Townsite Company; Martha J. Scrivner; Arvllla Dorn; Re­
becca J. East; Basil Mickesell and Jane Doe Mlckesell, his wife; Bishop Wm. P. Rem­
ington; C. W. Bowers; J. C. Crimmins & Ida M. Crimmins; Amanda Morse; Alf Sando;
Nancy C. Brown; M. L Morrison; Maude E. Lee; L L Hutchinson; Violet E. Slllitoe;
Lowman & Pelly; Bernard Pelly; C. Warner; Helen F. Geary; Carlos Corbit; Ruth M.
Frick; Thomas Hansen; John M. Biggs; Howard Evans; G. W. Roberts; J. P. Burke &
Sons; J. H. Barnett; First National Bank of Milton; Albert R. McCall; Hattie M. Roy;
Rob’t W. Hanley Estate; Rob’t M. Tuttle; John Prater; M. R. Ling; Edward Morgan
and Jane Doe Morgan, his wife; Florence Fenny & Bella Webster; City Realty Co,; G.
E. Greathouse and Jane Doe Greathouse, his wife; Homer Smith; David L Sanderson
and Jane Doe Sanderson, his wife; Furnish Investment Co.; Geo. Joseph & B. E. Haney;
Jennie Albon; Umatilla Land Co.; Thos. M. O’Donnell; Mary E. Lambert; L B. Smith;
Frank Doble; Farmers Bank of Weston; J. M. Ashworth; May Ashworth; Janie Baker;
Allen Richel; P. T. Harbour; Lula C. Ellis; Earl Gillanders; L. W. Jordon; E. W. Bar­
num; Vernon S. Downer; R. V. Hollenberger; A. B. Thomason; U. S. Nat’l Bank of La
Grande; Ira & F. S. Green; Mary Houser; Marie C. Spinning; Hartwell Munger, Oliver
B. Munger Jr., Levi Munger, Harvey Smith, Maggie Simonds, Minnis Frank & Ella
Burnett; Katherine Jeffry; Cato J. Johns, Jr.; May Bauer; Adell H. Rose; G. F. & E.
V. Jordon; C. A. Page and Jane Doe Page, his wife, J. D. Corliss, A gt.); Western Irri­
gation Co. (Elmer Tedder, Agt.); L. & L. Stewart; F. C. McKinzie; P. T. & D. H.
Boone; C. D. Kelly; Julia E. Crandall; E. L. Borthwick & Ethel Francis Borthwick;
Clyde W. Babcock; Francis A. Babcock; Eltz. A. Babcock; Katherine F. Maun; H. A.
Warner; Walter Brownfield; John W. McElroy; Isabell A. Hall; Effie Rhea; E. E.
Shaw; Jennie L Cadwell and John Doe Cadwell, her husband; Federal Land Bank; R.
C. Sprague; N. P. Nelson; George H. Snell; Fortner & Deal; F. H. Edmonds; C. R.
Gerry; C. W. Tilden; A. B. Wisdom; M. E. Attebury and John Doe At-
tebury, her husband; Zena Houser; Cynthia Koontz Heirs; A. E. Hard; E. F.
Sommers, Agt.; Della Sommers; G. W. & J. B. Haney; H. E. Newland; G. J. Rafter;
Elizabeth Nudo; Stanfield Irrigation Dist.; (Frank Nudo, Agt.); James G. Hutton;
Jacob L Stark Estate; Stanfield Fruit Growers Union; W. A. Leathers & A. A. Little;
R. M. Tuttle; Mary K. Eubanks; J. A. Wendell; W. W. Felthouse; (O. A. Wells, Agt.);
H. J. Bellscamper; E. C. Prestbye; C. L Hansen; J. G. Coppinger Estate, (Int. of Geo.
Coppinger Heirs); Gust Xedes & Peter Georgoras; Nellie B. Newquist; W. A. Futter;
Leroy S. Thorne; Martha D. Kimball; John H. Gerrells Estate; C. B. Isaac (Union High
Dist. No. 3); C. B. Isaac and Jane Doe Isaac, his wife (Union High Dist. No. 3)-; Rob­
ert V. Kerley, Rova M. Kerley & Ina C. Kerley; L. D. Smith; Andrew J. Sample; Peter
Saranto; N. W. Mumford Orchard Co.; Jennie E. Barrett; W. B. Brooke; Pearl L.
Cross; C. L. Stewart; Roy Zint and Jane Doe Zint, his wife; G. H. Bishop; H. Wil­
liams; Robert S. Moyer; Oliver Chalifoe; Will Wallingford; J. M. O’Harra; Byron D.
Reser, Mary Malinda Reser; Michael Toner; Malinda Reser, Clara Cardiner, Philip
Reser, Annie Drumheller & Byron Reser; C. A. & R. C. Ross; Claude Harris; S. A.
Glaspey; F. C. Isitt; Edith S. Farrer; Gloria M. Sharkey; Chas. L Beck; James I.
Lew|s; George Ness and Jane Doe Ness, his wife; Winter & Maloney; C. A. Johnson; E.
G. Hom; Eugene Hascall; Ernest Allen; Harry C. Plass; W. W. Harrah Estate; George
B. Bloomer, and U. F. Weiss; West Extension Irrigation District; Hermiston Irrigation
District; Stanfield Irrigation District; Westland Irrigation District; John Day Irrigation
District; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in or to the real property described in the complaint herein.
Defendants.
To each of the defendants above named, and each and every person owning or claiming
to own or having or claiming to have any interest whatsoever in the hereinafter described
real property.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
You, and each of you, hereby are notified that Umatilla County, a duly organized
eounty of the State of Oregon, and the Plaintiff above named, is the owner and holder of
a certain certificate of delinquency, issued on the 12th day of November, 1938, to said county
by its Sheriff and Tax Collector; Said certificate, numbered 2452, covers all real properties
appearing on the tax rolls of Umatilla County upon which taxes have been delinquent for
more than three years from the earliest date of such delinquency and two annual instal­
ments of such delinquent taxes, each such instalment being one-quarter of the taxes of the
earliest year or years of delinquency, have not been paid in compliance with Chapter 5, Ore­
gon Laws Special Session, 1935, as amended by Chapter 96, Oregon Laws, 1937. The total
amount shown by said certificate of delinquency to be due and owing against each parcel
of real property described therein includes all taxes for 1937 and prior years which were
unpaid and delinquent at the date of the issuance of said certificate; such certificate so
Issued to said county was filed by the Sheriff and Tax Collector in the office of the Coun­
ty Clerk of said county, on the 12th day of November, 1938, and constitutes and is a public
record open to the inspection of all persons interested therein.
The names of the person or persons appearing on the latest tax roll in the hands of
the Sheriff and Tax Collector of Umatilla County at the date of the first publication of
this summons as the owner or owners of said properties, and if unknown, so stated, fol­
lowed by a description of each of the separate parcels of property, together with the total
amount of each of the delinquent taxes for 1937, and all prl •ior ye
years, with interest there-
•m to November 15, 1938, are as follows:
Prwent Owner
Jarson, Clarence et ux
3annon, James E
Livermore, Ellen
Livermore, Ellen
Anderson, B. E.
Sturgis, Lina H.
Sturgis, Lina H.
Downey, Frank
jee, John D. et ux
?onnell, Bridgett
Shaw, S. G. et ux
Zahler, Gottlieb et uf
Rothrock, George A
Eggers, Claus F.
Perkins, W. E.
Stephens, Omar O.
Houser, Ora Estate
Harvey, Minnie M.
Crawford, James
Fee, James A.
Carey, Julian
McNaughton, John
Wetzler, Edwin G.
Rish, Wm. H.
Penland Bros. Transfer Co.
Tachella. Peter
Taylor, Dan W. et al
Lee, Amy E. Estate
Mahana. Eva R.
Flood, W. S.
Livermore. Ellen
McCormmach, Hilda A.
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Fisher,
Alice M.
Alice M.
Alice M.
Lucille H.
Alice M.
Alice M.
Alice M.
Fielding, J. S.
McLean, A. R.
McFayden, D. C.
Black. Ella
Walter, Lillian R.
Collins, H. W.
Townsite Company
Scrivner, Martha J.
Dorn, Arvllla
East. Rebecca J.
Mickesell, Basil et ux
Remington, Bishop Wm. P.
Bowers, C. W.
Crimmins, J. C. A Ida M.
Morse, Amanda
Sando, Alf
Brown, Nancy C.
Brown, Nancy C.
Morrison, M. L
Lee, Mauds E.
Hutchinson, L. L.
Morrison, M. L.
Slllitoe, Violet E.
Lowman A Pelly
Pelly. Bernard
Lowman A Pelly
Warner. C.
Remington, Bishop Wm. P.
Deieription
Lot
Bit.
Cole’s Addition to Pendleton
Irvington Heights Add. to Pendleton
Livermore’s Add. to Pendleton
Lots 6 A 7
Lots 1 A 12
Fractional
Lots 1-2-13 A 14
Lots 7 A 8
Lots 1 to 7 inc. less R of W
Lots S-6-7-9 A 11
Lot 12 less R of W
Lots 4 to 10 Inc.
Lots 1-2 A 14
Lots 1 to 14 Inc.
Lots 1 to 14 Inc.
Lots 1 to 16 Inc.
Lots 2-4-6-8-10-12 A 14
1-12 Interest in Lots 9 to 16 Inc.
Switzler’s Add. to Pendleton
Lots 11 A 12
Lots 9 A 10
Russell’s Add. to Albee
Lots 1-2-3-A 4
Lots 2-4-0-7 A 8
Lots 1 to 6 Inc.
Lots 1 to 6 Inc.
Lots 1 to 6 Inc.
Lots 1 to 4 Inc.
Lots 1 to 4 Inc.
Lots 1 to 8 Inc.
Knowlton’s Add. to Athena
Lots 1 to 4 Inc.
Lots4-5 A 6
Richard's Add. to Athena
Lots 1-2-3 A 4
Rose’s Add. to Athena
Lots 7 to 12 Inc.
Cold Springs
Echo
WH of Lot 3
Brassfleld’s Add. to Echo
er
13
10
10
7
8
9
Livermore’s Second Add. to Pendleton
Lots 1-2-11 A 12 A NH
SH Lot 3 A all Lot 4
Raley’s Add. to Pendleton
W. 15 ft. of N. 35 ft. of Lot 2
W. 65 ft. of Lots 11 A 12
Reservation Add. to Pendleton
1
1
8
15
8
11
8
1
4
3
13
8
9
8
66
79
82
91
96
151
158
163
165
165
172
176
186
188
214
219
221
234
240
261
263
26Ï
B
C
D
E
F
H
K
S
1
2
1
19
5
« l
2
5
3
3
6
EH of Lot 3
Halstead’s 2nd Add. to Echo
3
3
Koontz Add. to Echo
5
Whitworth’s Add. to Echo
Lots 2 A 3
Freewater
Ixits 1-2-3 A 4
SH Lot 5 St all Lot 6
Helix
1
26
67
1
5
Richmond’s Add. to Helix
5
9
9
12
12
Lota 1-2 A 3
SH Lot 8 A all Lots 9 A 10
Ix>ts 5-6 A 7
Lots 8-9 A 10
Hermiston In NE SE Sec. 10-4N-28
Lots 24 A 25
Lots 8 A 9
Lots 1 A 2
Lots 6 A 7
Lots 2 A 3
Second Add. to Hermiston
Geary, Helen F.
Remington. Bishop Wm. P.
Twp.
er
2
7
11
11
13
13
10
8
F
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UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, a political subdivision of The State of Oregon,
See.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
Total Delin­
quent laxes
Range including
B. W. Interest to
M. Nor. 15, 1938
Hermiston In NW SW Sec. U-4N-38
H Interest in Lot 8
Corbit, Carlos
Corbit, Carlos
Frick, Ruth M.
Evans, Howard
Evans, Howard
Evans, Howard
Roberts, G. W.
Burke, J. P. & Sons
Barnett, J. H.
First Natl. Bank of Milton
McCall, Albert R.
Roy, Hattie M.
Hanley, RobL W. Estate
Tuttle, Robt. M.
Prater, John
Ling, M. R.
Prater, John
Morgan, Edward et ux
Townsite Co.
Townsite Company
Fenny, Florence &
Webster, Bella
Townsite Company
City Realty Co.
Greathouse, G. E. et ux
City Realty Company
Smith, Homer
Sanderson, David L et ux
Furnish Investment Co.
Joseph, Geo. & Haney, B. E.
Albon, Jennie
Umatilla Land Co.
*
8
8
10
8
U
C
1
6
•
2
3
8
6
11
18
1»
Lots 1-2-3 & 4
Lots 11 & 12
Farmers Bank of Weston
Os’*
Ashworth, J. M.
Ashworth, May
19
20
4
18
24
32
13
Coe’s 1st Add. to Stanfield
Lots 5-6-7 & 8
Lots 9 & 10
Lots 7 & 8
Lots 9 to 12 Inc.
Lots 5-6-7 & 8
Orchard Outlots Stanfield
Lots 146 to 150 Inc.
Umatilla
35
36
66
68
81
3
1
20
21
29
T
81
Wardwell’s Add. to Umatilia
Doble, Frank
4
Lots 7-8 & 9
Weston
W 85 ft. of Lot 15
W 85 ft. of S 40 ft. Lot 16
Kilgore’s Add. to Weston
Lots 16 & 17
•
11
18
4
4
a
4
McArthur's Add. to Weston
Baker, Janie
* -W
Gillanders, Earl
Jordan, L. W.
Barnum, E. W.
Barnum, E. W.
Barnum, E. W.
Barnum, E. W.
Downer, Vernon S.
Hollenberger, R. V.
Thomason, A. B.
U. S. Natl. Bank of
La Grande
Green, Ira A F. S.
Houser, Mary
$ 102.72 Spinning, Marie C.
Munger, Hartwell et al
7.68 Jeffry, Katherine
19.54
24.21 Johns, Cato J. Jr.
319.02 Bauer, May
Rose, Adell H.
73.82
40.57 Jordan, G. F. A E. V.
Page, C. A. et ux
5.42
(Corliss, J. D., Agt.)
517.73 Western Irrigation Co.
(Tedder, Elmer, Agt.)
158.51 Stewart, L. A L.
347.37 McKinzie, F. C.
35.68 Boone, P. T. A D. H.
33.43 Kelly, C. D.
1.37 Crandall, Julia E.
229.88 Borthwick, E. L et al
5.42
290.74
Babcock, Clyde W.
8.46 Babcock, Francis A.
28.36 Babcock. Eliz. A.
8.13 Maun, Katherine F.
340.53 Warner, H. A.
13.38 Brownfield, Walter
5.42 McElroy, John W.
21.65 I Hall, Isabell. A.
6.69 ] Rhea, Effie
34.45 !
1890 Shaw, E. E.
21.62 | Cadwell, Jennie L. et vir
65.31 ( Federal Land Bank
14.85 ;
, , m Sprague, R. C.
„ • l y l Federal Land Bank
2213.11 | Nelson, N. P.
, Sprague, R. C.
Snell, George H.
97
ro Fortner A Deal
'’•} Edmonds, F. H.
•*6 j Gerry, C. R.
118 Tilden, C. W.
15.05 Wisdom, A. B.
75.05 Furnish Investment Co.
Attebury, M. E. et vir
16 4.19 Houser. Zena
Koontz, Cynthia Heirs
öo.i54
»ie
.¿o
la.O.91
1 OQ " ( fÂ
loo.
4
A. E.
399.01 Hard,
Sommers. E. F. Agt.
a o
lJ.bo
Kj on Sommersi, Della
i)4.W
íííí
32.53 Haney. G. W A J. B.
Newland. H. E.
16.89
Rafter, G. J.
56.97 Nudo. Elizabeth
Stanfield
Irrigation Dist.
54 04
(Nudo Frank. Agt.)
116.70 Hutton.James G.
52.30 Hutton.James G.
Stark. Jacob L Estate
Stanfield Fruit Growers
11,49
Union
401.11 Leathers, W. A. A
62.15
Little. A. A.
67.47 Townsite Co., The
69.74
Tuttle. R. M
3.51 Eubanks, Mary K
12.73 Wendell. J. A.
8.49 Felthouse. W. W.
i Wells, O. A., Agt.)
8.51
11.34
Z10
Bellscamper, H. J.
848
McKInate,
F. C.
5.33
Saling’s Add. to Weston
Lots 7-8-9 & 10
Lots 4 to 8 Inc. & Lot 10
«
6
15
7
7
9
North Range 27, E. W. M.
NE14 SWK
S14 SW*4
NEK less Tax No. 1
NWK
SWi4 less Tax No. 1
NW% SE^4 less Tax No. 1
Tax No. 1 less No. 1-A A No. 1-B
& less S14 SE% & less S%-
NE14 SE*4
North Range 28, E. W. M.
NH SWH A E 16 ft of SEH SWH
NEH NEK
WH NEH A SEH NEH A
NEH NWH
NEH SWH A NWH NEH A
EH NWH
SEH NEH
NEH
NEH NWH SWH
SEH SEH
SWH SEH less W 40 ft. of
S 450 ft.
NEH SEH
DB 69-P 141- Tax No. 4
Lot 2 (NWH NEH)
Lot 3 less W 21H acres
NWH SEH
2
2
36
36
36
36
3N
3N
4N
4N
4N
4N
27
27
27
27
27
27
36
4N
27
4
2N
28
18
2N
28
6
3N
28
11
12
22
3N
3N
3N
4N
4N
28
28
28
28
28
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
28
28
28
28
28
28
1
2
2
2
4
4
4
5
SH SEH SEH SEH
SWH SWH
NH NH SH SWH NEH
WH SWH SWH
D. B. 67-Page-29-Tax No. 2
SH SEH, S of “A” line Canal
SEH NWH SEH
NWH NEH A SWH SWH NEH
less Tax No. 5
NH SWH NEH
NEH NWH
SEH NWH
EH NEH NWH NWH
WH WH NWH NEH
W 20 acres of NWH NWH
NWH NWH
NEH SEH NWH
NEH NWH NEH
SEH NEH-S of River A
NEH SEH
W 151-3 acres of NWH SWH
SWH NWH
W 30 rods of NEH SEH
EH NWH SEH
EH SEH SEH S of O. W.R. A N .
D. B. 132-P. 277-Tax No. 6
SWH NWH NWH SWH
EH NEH NEH-N A W of Road
D. B. 131-P. 474-Tax No. 3-A
D. B. 131-P. 474-Tax No. 4-C
D. B. 131-P. 474-Tax No. 11
NWH SWH SEH
NEH SWH SEH
EH NEH NWH A
NWH NEH NWH
WH NWH SEH
North Range 29
SWH
SEH-S of Furnish Ditch
D. B. 118-P. 502-Tax No. 6
W 40 acres of SWH NWH
1 acre in SEH comer of SEH
NEH
Tax No. 1 W of Gov. Ditch
less Tax No. 1-A A B
Tax No. 5, E of Dupont St.
less Tax No. 5-A
Tax No. 19 less No. 19-A lying W
of Govt. Ditch
NEH SEH-E of Furnish Ditch
Tax No. 10 less W IOC ft.
D. B. 121-P. 289
W 100 ft. of Tax No. 10
D. B. 117-P. 634
NWH NEH SWH
NEH NWH SWH-E of Furnish
Ditch
NH SWH NEH SWH
NEH SEH SWH
NWH
D. B.
D. B.
EH
D. B.
Tax
SWH SWH
140-P. 498-Tax No. 1
140-P 498-Tax. No. 8
10O-P. 204-Tax No. 2-A less
No. 2-AA
•
D. B 133-P. 411 A 412-Tax No. 6
D. B 96-P. 209-Tax No. 10 less
Tax No. 10-A A B
SWH SWH NWH
SH NWH A SWH A WH SEH
SEH SWH
SEH NEH less S 131-3 rods A
less to Wells
SEH SWH NEH less S 131-3
rods
SEH of NEH SWH
(Farm Unit A-Lot 1)
WH NEH NEH SEH
5
4N
28
5
5
9
10
12
16
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
28
28
28
28
28
28
16
16
17
17
17
17
18
20
21
21
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
30
31
31
34
34
9
9
15
16
17
17
17
25
25
4N
4N
4N
4N
4N
5N
5N
5N
5N
5N
5N
5N
5N
5N
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
28
34
35
5N
5N
28
28
24
5
B
7
IN
3N
3N
3N
29
29
29
29
16
3N
29
1«
3N
29
16
3N
29
16
16
3N
3N
29
29
16
3N
29
16
12
3N
4N
29
29
1«
14
4N
4N
4N
29
29
29
23
23
28
28
30
4N
4N
4N
4N
Ut
BU.
«. W. Interest to
11 Nor. I t , l i l t
EH NEH NEH SEH A
NWH NEH BEH
33
5N
29
357.28
SW H NEH SEH
33
6N
29
187.26
NWH a w n S of Canal “B"
34
5N
29
12.70
North Range 30
38.74 Hansen, C. L.
BEH SWH above Furnish Ditch 1
2N
30
4.13
8.80 Coppinger, J. G. Estate
* <
r
XTS
(In t of Geo. Coppinger
1-30 Interest in NWH
20
3N
30
Heirs)
215.98
1-30 Interest in WH
21
3N
30
12.06
SEH
215.98 Xedes A Georgoras
22
5N
30
54.58
North Range 81
Newquist, Nellie B.
D. B. 128-P. 340-Tax No. 1
•
IN
31
1.31
Futter, W. A.
SWH
IN
11
31
228.33
Thorne, Leroy S.
SWH SEH
5N
17
31
53.84
Thorne, Leroy S.
NWH NEH
20
5N
31
61.14
Kimball, Martha D.
D. B. 119-P. 331-Tax No. 4
33
5N
31
S 130 ft. of Tax No. 5, D. B. 118-
418.66
P. 331
33
5N
31
36.50
SWH NEH A SEH NWH A
202.58 Gerrells, John H. Estate
NH SWH
27
6N
31
Lots 8-8-10 A 11
•
6N
28
31
64.97
69.31
North Range 32
Isaac, C. B.
Lots 5 A 6
9
2N
32
156.85
(Union High D ist No. 8)
Lot 7 S A W of Road
2N
8
32
229.66
323.64 Isaac, C. B. et ux
NEH less in Tax No. 6
16
2N
32
(Union High Dist. No. 8)
SEH less in Tax No. 8
16
2N
32
10.70
D. B. 152-P. 425-Tax No. 1
16
2N
32
941.65
North Range 33
D. B. 136-P. 353-Tax No. 7
11
4N
32.89 Kerley, Robert. V. et al
33
201.27
Tax No. 14 as desccribed in As-
125.59 Smith, L. D.
sessor*s
Description
Book
11
4N
240.69
33
108.63
North Range 35
48.52
D. B. 147-P. 387-Tax No. 13
22
4N
1054.80 Sample, Andrew J.
35
199.01
D. B. 62-P. 361-Tax No. 21
1
5N
919.95 Saranto, Peter
35
92.53
D. B. 135-P. 51-Tax No. 14
8
5N
2278.04 Mumford, N. W.
35
Orchard Co.
D. B. 135-P. 51-Tax No. 15
3
5N
36
1519.64
Jennie E.
EH SEH
19
5N
911.19 Barrett,
36
38.91
D. B. 77-P. 450-Tax No. 10
26
6N
91.98 Brooke, W. B.
35
D.
B.
93-
P.
631-Tax
No.
11-A
26
6N
12.21
35
203.85
S 20 fL of NH SEH SEH SEH
27
6N
15.33 Cross, Pearl L.
35
6.03
Stewart, C. L.
D. B. 141-P. 317-Tax No. 12
w
6N
35
327.47
Zint, Roy et ux
D. B. 115-P. 204- NH of Tax No. 9 34
6N
35
90.92
D. B. 115-P. 204-Tax No. 10
34
6N
35
190.13
106.67 Bishop, G. H.
D. B. 97-P. 541-Tax No. 12
34
6N
35
1019.27
551.98
North
Range
36
504.25 Williams, H.
NH NWH (Lots 3 A 4)
3N
8
36
61.57
12.30 Moyer, Robert S.
Lots 2 A 3
3N
8
36
85.55
Ellis, Lulu C.
Lots 9 A 15
15
3N
36
73.57
238.64 Chalifoe, Oliver
W 41 rods 1 ft. of SWH NWH
28
3N
36
W 41 rods 1 f t NWH SWH
3N
28
36
22.79
Wallingford, Will
D. B. 127-P. 161-Tax No. 15
5N
18
36
55.59
North Range 37
O’llarra,
J.
M.
NH
of
Lot
6
of
NWH
4
3N
37
13.96
1.55
SWH-S of Flume Canyon
1
5N
37
148.93 Reser, Byron D. et al
SWH SEH-S of Flume Canyon 1
5N
37
112.55
EH NWH-^ of Flurpe Canyon
2
5N
37
440.71
SH-S of Flume Canyon
2
5N
37
SWH
NWH
2
5N
37
144.82
159.28 Reser, Byron D. et al
SH NEH A NWH A SH
5N
8
37
243.03
Toner, Michael
SH NEH NEH
11
6N
37
10.29
Reser, Malinda et al
NH NEH NEH A NWH NEH A
133.50
NEH NWH
11
5N
37
41.03
Reser, Byron D. et al
NH NWH-S of Flume Canyon
12
5N
37
NWH NEH
285.61
12
5N
37
60.31
EH-S of County Road
6.65 Reser, Byron D. et al
less Tax No. 3
28
6N
37
65.99
Reser, Byron D. et al
NEH less Tax No. 3 of
17.45
Section 28 A SEH
33
6N
37
NWH-S of Flume Canyon
34
6N
37
113.02
SEH-S
of
Flume
Canyon
6N
34
37
8.74
SWH
34
6N
37
190.10
26.15 Reser, Byron D. et al
SWH-S
of
Flume
Canyon
35
3.88
6N
37
4.37
North Range 38
Ross, C. A. A R. C.
SWH
SEH-S
of
Co.
Road
30
4N
38
.65
782.93 Harria, Claude
WH NEH A EH NWH
32
4N
38
62.56
706.31 Glaspey, S. A.
WH
SWH
17
5N
38
41.15
446.77 Glaspey, S. A.
EH SEH
5N
18
38
41.15
57.64 Isitt, F. C.
Lot 9
5N
18
38
12.24
2209.42
South
Range
30
245.57 Farrer, Edith S.
Lots 3 A 4 A SEH NWH
4
6S
30
78.68
Farrer, Edith S.
NEH NEH Got 1)
5
6S
30
22.00
Sharkey, Gloria M.
NH SEH
24
6S
30
95.15
2076.97
South Range 31
Beck, Chas. L.
NEH
24
3S
31
49.47
16.51 Lewis, James I.
EH SWH A WH SEH
3S
26
31
93.77
Ness, George et ux
SWH
NEH
A
SWH
NWH
A
6.56
5S
NH SWH A NWH SEH
28
31
SEH N E H . A EH SEH
28
5S
31
220.32
83.76 Maloney A Winter
5S
28
31
71.53
SWH NEH A WH SEH
Maloney A Winter
EH
5S
32
31
190.71
2942.11 Sharkey, Gloria M.
Lots
2
A
3
19
6S
31
88.18
256.19
South Range 32
47.88 Johnson, C. A.
R of W. D. B. 95-P. 547
32
IS
44.18 Horn, E. G.
32
1.39
NWH NEH less Tax No. 2
34
IS
32
D. B. 151-P. 344-Tax No. _ 1
27.41
IS
32
34
SEH NEH A N 16 rods of
402.67 Hascall, Eugene
3S
NEH SEH
16
32
55.02
16.77 Johnson, C. A.
Lots 1-2-3 A 4
5S
83.18
1
32
5S
32
79.07
NH NEH A SEH NEH
2
668.10
South Range 35
565.43 Allen, Ernest
Lot 4
31
IS
35
9.87
Plass, Harry C.
Lota 10 A 11
32
IS
11.40
35
117.99 Harrah, W. W. Estate
SWH NWH A NH SWH A
34
IS
SEH SWH
35
68.97
841.65 Bloomer, George B.
Lots 2 A 4
34
IS
38.50
35
118.41 Bloomer, George B.
Lot 1
4
35
2S
25.15
318.16 Plass, Harry C.
2S
23.66
SWH
NWH
A
NWH
NWH
5
35
53.13 Weiss. U. F.
SWH NEH A NWH SEH
2S
35
46.88
8
89.77
132.23
, Where a parcel is described by a general description followed by reference to a page
aad
such, reference is to the description of such property as it appears on said
"W”
v°lY.me
deed records of Umatilla County, Oregon. That the capital letters
307.47
j’. 55 and E mean north, west, south and east; the abbreyiation “St” means
962.67
abbreviation “Add." means addition; the abbreviation “R of W” means right-of-
943.28 , . a2’’ 1 .v, i e abbreviation
“Inc” means inclusive; the abbreviation “Sec. or Lot” indicates sec-
122.75
nliinl!?r’
and the abbreviation “Twp or Blk” indicates township or block, and the
219.26
la x No. mean and refer to tax numbers as shown on the records and books In
471.63 ttle -pi, *6
i.
County Assessor of Umatilla County, Oregon.
23.31 .
all the above described real properties arc situated within Umatilla County, State
125.85 or Oregon;
and that no valid and subsisting certificates of delinquency are outstanding
109.98 herein
°* Sa d ProPer(*ea excepting only those certificates described and referred to
1025.14 .. A01»’
hereby are further notified to appear within sixty days after
281.81 tne aate of the first y°u’
publication of this summons, exclusive of the- date of said first pub­
641.96 lication’ and defend this action or pay the amount provided by law for the redemption
oi saiu properties, and if you so appear you further are notified to serve a copy of your
306.40 appearance, objections or answer on the undersigned attorney for plaintiff at his post-office
17.72 address as hereinbelow stated.
j
i-
r
131.07
If you fail so to do, judgment and decree will be entered in the above entitled court
9.31
?aU3e, foreclosing the Hens of said taxes with interest thereon, as shown by said cer­
28.74 tificate,
Plus accruing interest on said certificate at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, to­
gether with such costs as shall appear to be due upon each of such properties. Said judg­
and decree will order that said properties be sold to Umatilla County for the satisfac­
789.82 ment
tion of sums charged against each parcel of property as provided by law and as prayed for
5.76 n piaintlrrs complaint and application for judgment and decree now on file in this court
5.76 ana cause.
n - And you are further notified that plaintiff will apply to the court for such other re-
20.40 Cf ™ may be lust and su ita b le in the pi^mises.
14.52 .
summons is published for four successive weeks, pursuant to the provisions of
'aw;, anA an ,?rder
publication duly made herein by the Honorable Calvin L. Sweek, Judge
124.24 ° f A -6 A rcult„ Court of the State of Oregon, for Umatilla County. The date of the first
18.97 publiciition of th s summons is the 21st day of February, 1939, and the date of the last
133.72 publication of this summons is the 21st day of March, 1939. This summons is published
Oregonian, a newspaper printed, published and of general circulation in Uma­
357.33 ¡?ii tnA
tilla county, State of Oregon, by virtue of an order of the Circuit Court of said county,
“U 7 .!? a<’e and entered of record on the 2nd day of February, 1939.
•
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and papers in this proceeding may be served on the undersigned attorney
for the plaintiff, residing within the State of Oregon, at the residence and post-office ad­
dress hereinafter stated.
Date of first publication February 21, 1939>
"*
Date of last publication March 21, 1939.
UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON,
60.17
By R. E. Goad. Sheriff and Tax Collector.
188.80
A. C. McINTYRE,
District
Attorney for Umatilla County and
184.99
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Past Office and Office Address
303.93
Pendleton, Oregon.
128.72
35.35
22.93 McKinzie, F. C.
84.80 Prestbye, E. C.
7
Evan's Add. to Milton
Blocks 15-16 A 17
Blocks 20-21 A 22
N 8)4 acres less Tax No. 1 A
less Tax. No. 2 and Tax No. 8
A less E 100 f t of S 100 ft
Hillside Add. to Milton
Lots 1-2-3-4-9-10-11 A 12
McCoy's Add. to Milton
Lot 4 less Tax No. 1
North Add. to Milton
Lots 7-8-9 & 10
Stout’s Add. to Milton
N. of Mill Spur
Pilot Rock
‘ "t
i
N 36 ft. of Lot 4
Lots 15 & 16
Foster in Stanfield
Lots 1 & 2
Stanfield
Lots 14-15 & 16
Lots 7 * 8
Lots 15 to 26 Inc.
Lots 13 & 14
Lots 9-10-11 & 12
Lot 6 less S 25 ft. of NH
N 25 ft. of Lots 7 A 8
Lots 7 & 8
O’Donnell, Thos. M.
Lambert, Mary E.
Smith, L B.
19
Description
L ie c h t e n s t e in a S m a ll
LEGAL NOTICES
S ta m p I s s u in g C o u n tr y
McKinzie, F. C.
6
Lots 1 4 2
Newport’s Add. to Hermiston
Hansen, Thomas
Biggs, John M.
Richel, Allen
Harbour, P. T.
Ellis, Lula C.
Ashworth, J. M.
Prauat Owuer
DuolpUon
Twp.
or
29
29
29
29
171.04
100.92
128.73
State Land Sale Notice.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
OF EXECUTRIX
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the State Land Board of the State of
Notice is hereby given that by an
Oregon will receive sealed bids in its order of the County Court of the
office in the Capitol Building, Sa­ State of Oregon for Umatilla County
lem, Oregon, up to 10:00 o’clock A. the undersigned has been appointed
M., April 11, 1939, for all the state’s executrix of the last w ill and testa­
interest in the tide and overflowed ment and of the estate of John S.
lands hereinafter described, giving, Burnham, deceased.
All persons
however, the owner or owners of the having claims against said estate
lands abutting or fronting thereon, are hereby required to present them
the preference right to purchase within six months from the date of
said lands at the highest price of­ this notice, with proper vouchers, to
fered. provided such offer is made said executrix at the office of A. S.
in good faith, also with the under­ Cooley in the Johns Building in
standing that the purchaser is to Pendleton, Umatilla County, Ore­
pay the expense of advertising and gon.
survey of the tract, in addition to
Dated February 16, 1939.
the amount bid.
CLARA S. BURNHAM,
Said lands are situated in Umatil­
Executrix.
la County, Oregon, and are particu­
A. S. Cooley,
larly described as follows, to-wit:
Attorney for Executrix.
Beginning at a H inch iron pipe (Feb. 16-March
16)
which lies N. 0 degrees 4 7 min­
utes W. (as determined by the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
north and south quarter line
through Section 17, T. 5 N. R.
Department of the Interior,
28 E.) a distance of 191.77 feet
from a square iron bar marking
General Land office at The Dalles,
the south quarter corner of Sec­ Oregon, February 9, 1939.
tion 8, T. 5 N. R. 28, E.W.M.,
thence,
NOTICE is hereby given that
N. 0 degrees 47 minutes W.
364.31 feet to extreme low water John R. Voile, of Irrigon, Oregon,
who, on November 4, 1933, made
line; thence
N. 68 degrees 13 minutes E. Original Homestead Entry, Act. 6-
481.66 feet along the low water 17-02, No. 028556, for Farm Unit
“B” or the NW H S E H , Section 3,
line; thence
N. 62 degrees 29 minutes E. Township 4 N., Range 26 E., W il­
175.32 feet along the low water lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make five-year Proof, to
line; thence
S. 0 degrees 47 minutes K. establish claim to the land above de­
572.86 feet to an iron ] pipe; scribed, before W. J. Warner, U. S.
Commissioner, at his office in Her­
thence
S. 76 degrees 11 minutes W. miston, Oregon, on the 21st day of
604.57 feet to an iron ] pipe; March, 1939.
Claimant names as witnesses: A.
thence
N. 11 degrees 15 minutes W. C. Houghton, Frank Frederickson,
95.00 feet to the point of begin­ Carl Haddox, and Glenn Aldrich, all
ning, containing 7.083 acres, be­ of Irrigon, Oregon.
W. F. JACKSON,
ing a portion of the overflow
Register.
lands lying in the SWH of SEH
of Section 8, T. 5 N. R. 28 E. of (Feb. 16-March j g ) _______
W. M.
No bid of less than $150.00 per
WISE M A X IM
acre will be considered and the
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
A short time ago an agricultural
Applications should be accompan­
ied by certified check for the expert told a group of formers that
amount of the bid and should be ad­ the use of government help in solv­
dressed to Lewis D. Griffith, Clerk ing farm problems should not handi­
of the State Land Board, Salem,
Oregon, and should be marked on cap marketing cooperation. Those
the face of the envelope “Applica­ farmers never heard wiser words.
tion and bid to purchase tide and
The government can help, at
overflow lands in Umatilla County, times— but it can’t do the whole
Oregon.”
Dated this 24th day of February, j job. Government farm-relief plans
are necessarily of political origin,
1939
and are thus assured of only a short
LEWIS D. GRIFFITH.
Clerk of State Land Board. life.
Real and permanent farm
(March 9-April 6)
betterment must come largely from
the efforts of the farmers them­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
selves. through such a movement as
production and marketing coopera­
tion to dispose of production at fair
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE prices.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
“Self help is best help” is still a
wise maxim.
UMATILLA COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Charles Holmen, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has been appointed
executrix of the last will and testa­
ment of Charles Holmen, deceased,
and has qualified as the law directs.
All persons having claims against;
said estate are required to present
the same to me at the office of W.
¡.I. Warner, my attorney, in Hermis­
ton, Oregon, verified as the law di­
rects, within six months from the
date hereof.
Dated this 9th day of March,
1939.
MYRTLE TROXEL,
Executrix.
W. J. Warner,
Attornev for Estate.
(March 9-April 6)
..
, ‘J IL i O l C O l R O IS T u c
O S T N lC H T A L L ,
who thinks he ' s saff w h en he
is n ' t a t a l l .
fcUT HE MAS A DOUBLE IN ARC-MI B A LO
FARR,
¡W H O HARKS O N TH E H l«M WAV TO FUSS \»ITM WS CAR/
Liechtenstein is a small agricul­
tural principality lying south of Lake
Constance between Switzerland and
the Austrian province of Germany.
The original tongue of the region was
Romansch, used by the Grisons of
Switzerland, and perpetuated in
many of the place names of Liech­
tenstein, notably the capital, Vaduz,
and Samina, Gavadura, etc., ob­
serves a stamp authority in the
Chicago Tribune.
This is one of the smallest inde­
pendent stamp issuing countries in
the world, being underrated only by
San Marino and Monaco. In area it
embraces somewhat less than 70
square miles and is about 12 miles
in its greatest dimension. The state
is composed of the county of Vaduz
and the lordship of Schellenburg,
both of which were in many hands
before being purchased by the count
of Hohenems in 1613.
The Liechtenstein family pur­
chased Schellenburg in 1699 and Va­
duz in 1713. In 1719 the two states
were raised to the status of a prin­
cipality in the Holy Roman em­
pire. This ended in 1806 and Liech­
tenstein was independent until 1815,
when it became a part of the Ger­
man confederation. In 1866 it again
regained its independent status.
From 1852 until the close of the
World war, it was joined with Aus­
tria in customs, coinage, and postal
m atters and appeals from its high­
est court at Vaduz were taken to
the prince’s court in Vienna.
S u n k e n T r e a z u r e s A lo n g
T h e S h o r e s o f T r in id a d
At the bottom of the Gulf of
Pearls, now called the Gulf of Paria,
lie the fortunes in gold and silver
lost when Admiral Apocada set fire
to his ships in 1797 so that they
could not be captured by the British,
with whom Spain was at war at
the time.
Blackbeard the pirate burned many
a ship in this gulf—all of them tak­
ing gold and silver to the bottom of
the bay. These fortunes lie beneath
the waves somewhere between Port
of Spain and San Fernando, accord­
ing to a writer in the Boston Her­
ald.
It is believed by many that Ad­
miral Apocada carried the treasure
with him when he and his men es­
caped to the shore, and that it was
buried there in the soft sand banks
between Port of Spain and San Fer­
nando.
The superstitious Trinidadians are
afraid to seek this buried riches.
They believe that the souls of the
men who dug the holes still guard
the spots. These men, as was the
rule of the day, were killed as soon
as the treasure was placed in the
holes and were thrown in after it by
thé men who bade them dig it.
Bad luck, it is believed, will follow
any one who seeks this buried gold
and silver, thus disturbing the souls
supposed to be guarding it. Fearing
misfortune, Trinidadians hesitate be­
fore pushing a spade into the sand.
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ANO-PENDLETON MOTOR FREI
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standing in the road­
PRODUCTION CREDIT way Automobiles
were involved in 692 accidents
in this state last year, two of their
ASSN. REDUCES
drivers were killed and 96 persons
INTEREST RATE
injured, according to Secretary of
State Earl Snell.
Farmers and stockmen of the
Aside from the fact that the dri­
Umatilla County district had one- ver exposes himself to unnecessary
tenth of their annual intertzt bill risk by working on the car while it
for short term credit cut off this is still in the roadway, he also crea­
week as the Pendleton Production tes a definite hazard for other dri­
Credit association announced a re­ vers who are forced to pass him, es­
duction of interest rates from 5 to pecially on narrow roads when two
cars approach from opposite direc­
4 H Per cent.
The new rate is the result of a tions at the same time.
W hile nearly all drivers recognize
like reduction in the discount rate
of the Federal Intermediate Credit the need for pulling off the road
Bank, W. E. Moore, secretary-treas­ when they have engine or tire trou­
urer, of the Pendleton association, ble, there are other circumstances
explained. Loans by
Production in which they are not so well traln-
Credit association are discounted I ed. Drivers frequently stop sudden-
through the Federal Intermediate ly on the highway to read direction
Credit Bank. Both are units of the signs, to retrieve articles which
have blown from the car, or to wipe
Farm Credit Administration.
Reduction followed the sale of off mist or frost which has collect­
debentures of the nation’s 12 Credit ed on the windchteld.
Whatever the cause for stopping,
Banks at one of the lowest rates
ever obtained by a private securities every driver should make it an in­
sale. The debentures are not guar fallible rule never to bring his car
anteed by the government either as to a prolonged halt In the main-tra­
veled portion of the roadway, except
to principal or interest.
This low rate, said Mr. Moore, re­ In the mest unusual circumstances
flects the soundness of short term when it cannot be driven or moved
farm paper
marketed
wholesale onto the shoulder or convenient
through the Credit Banks. The turn-out.
changed rate effects all business
written on or after February 24.
“This is the lowest rate at which
Production credit has been available
since the system was created in
1933.” Mr. Moore said. "Based upon
the present volume of business, this
Interest reduction will result in an­
nual savings of approximately $800,-
000 to the 243.000 members of the
535 Production Credit associations
in the United States.”
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I
Naming Pere Marquette Railroad
Just how the Pert? Marquette rail­
road got its name is a story known
to few outside Ludington, Michigan.
Ludington was originally named
Pere Marquette after the explorer
and missionary who died on the
shore of the Pere Marquette river
here, says a Ludington correspond­
ent in the Detroit Free Press. When |
a railroad was projected across the
SAFETY SONNFTS
state from Flint it was naturally
Not
unlike an ostrich is the man
called the Flint and Pere Marquette
railroad. But before the road was who stops his car on the highway,
completed here, Jam es Ludington gets out, raises the hood and pokes
had acquired most of this town and his head down into the region of
the name was changed to Luding­ cylinders and spark plugs while oth­
ton. Then the eastern terminus of er automobiles swish past behind
the road was extended to Detroit him with only inches to spare.
rather than Flint, which left the
name meaningless. However, as the
name had been widely advertised,
its owners didn’t want to change it
entirely, so they just shortened it to
Pere Marquette railroad.
will come to your home every day through
119.81
266.05
191.20
71.55
■ H
B ad 8 *( aks i n
S u s in c s x
Age O A v e . it is 7 e « t ,
JT
For an entire week the capital of the 4H Boys and OtrU Clubs and
Future Fanners o f America will be at the Golden Oate International e x ­
position. when the Twelfth Annual Interstate Junior Livestock Show Is
held on Treasure Island April 2nd to 6 th .'^ (a ry Futini. pretty 4H Chib
member of Salinas. Calif, will be a strong contender in the baby
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Your most priceless possession is taftr because you
have dependable telephone service.
Thia country’s good telephone service did not just
happen. There is constant, never-ending search for ways
to improve the speed, clarity and efficiency of your tele­
phone service. And the real spirit of service has become
a tradition among telephone men and
women.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
MAIN STREET
PHONE 511