TWELVE MEDFORD fORECON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday. June 25, 1957 I
No. 57-333-E I
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIENS AS SHOWN BY JACKSON COUNTY FORE
CLOSURE LIST FOR THE YEAR 1957.
!N THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON' COUNTY.
JACKSON COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Oreson, Plaintiff. I
vs.
Minnie H. Garhe. et al
(ir-j:.? V.'. Clark
J'thn Du k and Adam Smicht
rlrncr W. & Mary E. Welis
hoes & Traulman
M. E. & Noli!- M. RandW
Davis W. & Evelyn C. Chase
G. E. Gunter
G E Gunter
M. Verde .Morgan
Matilda Becker
.1 E. & Kytherine Kilborn
Ollie Northrun
James J. & Meiba E. Eldrcd
R. C. Kelsev
.lane H. Rizzs
.1 O. Frazier
Walter F. ll"ller A; Lorren H Hr-s
"Lawrence C & Gladys L. Turner
Raieish Matthews
George M. Davis
George M. Davis
James W. & Eva M. Bennett
Raymond L. Stevens
Minnie H. Garhe. et al
Fred E. Gillette et al
Laurelhurst Lumber Co.
C. C. &. Berniece Bailey
Effa &: Davie R. W'altermire
H. T. & Edna J. Lafferty
L. A. & Gertrude L. Thomas
Elza W. &. Anna M. De Spain
Vince N". & J. Walter Narv
Vince N. & J. Walter Narv
H. R. & Mabel Scull
Paul B. Snook
Inaa E. McConville
Albert L. Gordon. Trustee
F.. S. Brooks
Fred Hoefs and O. R. & Beulah Abott
Lowell M. & R. Louise Tarbcll
Harrv C. & Ima C. Webber
Mma Webber
Jessie Ann Pinkerman
H. Drew Lamb
J. J. & Margaret G. Steicer
J. J. & Margaret G. Steiaer
H. Croisant
H. Croisant
Defendants.
D. W. & G. S. Elder
To all of the above named defendants, and to all persons owning or claiming to own, having
or claiming to have, any interest ir. the property included and described in the foreclosure list
lievem -et fairth. and being the Jackson County Delinauent Tax Foreclosure List for the vear 1357:
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO TAKE NOTICE that the plaintiff herein has filed in the
Circuit Court of the State of Orezon for Jackson County, an application for the foreclosure of the
lien of all taxes shown on the Jackson County Tax Foreclosure List for the year 1957. hereinafter
srt forth in full, and that the plaintiff will apply to the court for judgment and decree foreclosing
such tax liens and cancelling all certificates of rezistration where such property is under a regis
tration of title certificate, and for such other relief as may be just and equitable in the premises,
not less than 30 days from the date of the first publication of this notice, exclusive of the day of
the first publication, and any and all persons interested in anv of the real property included in
said foreclosure list are hereby required to file an answer and defense, if any there be, to such
application or judgment and decree within 30 davs from the date of the first publication of this
notice, exclusive of the dav of the first publication, which date is the 25th day of June, 1957.
This notice is published by authority of an order of the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Jackson County, in the Medford Mail Tribune a newspaper of general circulation published
in said county and designated in said order of the County Court as the newspaper in which said
notice is to be published, said order bems datri June 10. 19o
That tiie delinquent list for the year 1L057,
follows:
which application is made to foreclose, is as
Total
Name of Owner as ihown Description Year of Amount of Interest ti
by latest tax cards of Property Delinquency Taxes 21557
C11055 Grace W. Clark Code 1-1 1952-53 $ 57.66 $ 16.92
Account 64-49 1953-54 64.17 14.76
Tax lot 20 1954-55 91.05 13.65
1955-56 47.37 3.31 !
C11056 John Dirk and Cod- 1-2 1952-53 .61 .19
Adam Smicht Account 5332 W 1953-54 .54 .12
Tax lot 15 1954-55 .63 .10
1955-36 .59 ' .04
CI 1037 Elmer W Code 2-1 1952-53 20 87 6.47
Marv E. Wells Account 14232W 1933-54 19.63 4.53
Tax Lot 4 1954-55 24.22 3.63
1955-56 36.12 2.53
C11053 Eoes & Trautman Code. 3-1 1952-53 24 IB ' 7.49
Account 404W 1953-54 21.30. 5.01
Tax lot 7TO 1954-55 24.23 3.64
C11059 M. E. A Nellie Code 4-2 1952-53 7 69 2.38
M. Randies Account 17381W 1953-54 26.14 6.01
Tax lot 25 1954-55 31.02 4.65
1955-56 36.52 2.56
CI 1060 David W. & Code 4-3 1952-53 38.82 12.03
Evelvn C. Chase Account 9381 W 1953-54 107.38 24.69
Tax lot 52 1954-55 126.42 18.96
1935-56 295.63 20.69
Cll"61 G. E. Gunter Code 5-1 1952-53 4 66 1.44
Account 1 12-80 1953-54 4.73 1.09
Tax lot 8 1954-55 4.81 .72
1953-56- 12.37 .86
Cllf'62 G. E. Gunter Code 5-1 1952-53 31,86 9.87
Account 1 15-31 1953-54 32.30 7.43
Tax lot 72 1954-55 32.88 4.93
1955-56 41.91 2.93
C11U63 51. Verde Morgan Code 5-1 1952-53 20.20 fi.26
Account 1 19-85 1953-54 20.49 4.71
Tax lot 42 1954-55 20.85 3.13
1955-56 59.08 4.13
C1106 Matilda Becker Code 5-2 1943-49 3.41 2.15
Account 14391E 1949-50 4.88 2.68
Tax lot 25 1950-51 5.09 2.39
1951- 52 5.09 1.98
1952- 53 3.09 .96
1953- 54 3.06 .70
1954- 55 3.14 .47
1955- 56 6.70 .47
Cliil6 J F & Ktherine Code 5-2 1952-53 10 64 3.30
Kilborn Account 16392E 1953-54 11.09 2.55
Tax lot 2 1934-55 12 86 1.93
1955-56 4.55 .32
C11066 OUi Northrun Code 6-1 1952-53 2 02 .63
Account 44-16 1953-54 1.87 .43
Tax lot 17 1954-55 1.73 .26
1955-56 2.06 .14
C11067 Jme J & Melba Code 6-1 1952-53 32.30 10.01
E. Eldied Account 45-J6 1953-54 57.78 13.29
Tax lot 24 1954-55 53.57 8.03
1955-56 44.66 3.13
C11068 R. C. Kelsey Code 6-1 1949-50 3.31 1.82
Account 46-16 1950-51 1.53 .72
Tax lot 25 1951-52 1.79 .70
1952- 53 2.02 .62
1953- 54 1.86 .43
1954- 55 1.73 .26
1955- 56 .69 .05
Cllf'69 Jane H. Ri;ss Code 6-1 1952-53 ij 52.41 15.20
Account 46-16 1953-54 96.93 22.29
Tax lot 33 1954-55 89 86 13.48
1955-56 93.43 6.54
CiiQ"n J. O. Frazier Code 6 2 1952-53 14.90 4.62
Account 74-33 1953-54 14.85 3.41
Tax lot 15 1954-55 16.33 2.45
o - 1955-56 11.34 .79
Cl'.tiTl Walter f. Heller Code 6 8 1952-53 12 76 3 95
& Lorren H. Hess Account 342 W 1953-54 12.96 2.98
Tax lot 3TO 1954-55 14.50 2.17
"C'l 1072 Lawrence C & Code 6-8 1952-53 14.84 4.60
CUdvs L. Turner Account 20363W 1953-54 15.54 3.57
Tax lot 15 1954-55 18.50 2.77
1955-56 6.86 .48
CI 1073 Raleigh Matthews Code 9-2 1952-53 ' 116.18 36.01
Account 28351W 1953-54 111.94 25.74
Tax lot 7 1954-55 127.77 19.16
1955-56 124.51 8.71
CI 1074 Gcorce M. Davis Code 22-1 1952-53 7013 21.74
O Account 99-63 1953-54 R0.51 18 52
Tax lot 16 1954-55 87 65 13 14
1955-56 224.07 15.63
C11075 George M. Davis Code 22-1 1952-33 3 39 1.05
Account 99-68 1953-54 5 82 1.34
Tax lot 17 1954-55 6.34 .95
1955-56 4.03 .28
C11076 .lame- W & Code 22-3 1952-53 3.33 1.03
Eva M Bennett Account 14381W 1953-54 3.42 .79
Tax lot 12 1954-55 3.72 .56
1955-56 .60 ' .04
C11H77 Kawiiond L. S:eens Code 35-1 1952-53 24.19 7.50
Account 22-16 1953-54 21 fi2 4 97
Tax lot 36 1954-55 22 62 3.39
1955-56 . 11.95 .84
C1107S Minnie H Garhe. Code 45-1 I3--?? 4 "3 148
ctal Account 321 W 19o3-o4 4 43 1.(12
Tax lot 2MR 1954-55 4 99 .75
1955-56 9 50 .66
CI 1079 Fred E. Gillette. Code 45-1 1952-53 9 56 2.96
ctal Account 321W 1953-54 8 85 2.03
Tax lot 26MR 1954-55 9.93 1.50
1955-56 19.01 1.33
$ 303.89
2.84
118.05
86.33
116.97
644.62
30.68
164.11
138.85
46.26
47.24
9.14
222.77
17.53
390.14
63.69
49.32
67.16
570.02
531.44
23.20
13.49
97.03
27 61
55.22
Name of Owner as shown
by latest tax cards
C11030 D. W. & G. S. Elder
C11031 Minnie H. Garlie.
et al
C110S2 Laurelhurst
Lumber Co.
C11083 C. C. & Berniece
Bailey
C11084 Effa -ft Dayle R.
Waltermire
C11085 H. T. &. Edna J.
Lafferty
C11088 L. A. Gertrude L.
Thomas
C11087 Elza W. & Anna M.
De Spain
C11088 Vince N. 4; J.
Walter Nary
CI 1089 Vince N. & J.
Walter Nary
C11090 H. R. & Mabel Scull
C11091 Paul B. Snook
C11092 Inga E. McConville
C11033 Albert L. Gordon,
Trustee
C11094 E. S. Brooks
CI 1093 Fred Hoefs & O. R.
& Beulah Abott
'C11096 Lowell M. k
, R. Louise Tarbcll
C11097 Harrv C. &
Ima C. Webber
'C11098 Ima Webber
CI 1099 Jessie Ann
Pinkerman
C11100 R. Drew Lamb
C11101 J. J. & Margaret
G. Steiger
C11102 J. J. & Margaret
G. Steiger
C11103 H. Croisant
CI 1104 H. Croisant
Descrltplon Year ef Amount of Interest to
of Properly Delinquency Taxes 215 57
Code 45-1 1952-53 92 96 28 8''
Account 331W 1953-54 80.4(1 9 si)
Tax lot 13 1954-55 98.13 14.72
1955-56 8S.33 G13
Code 45-1 1932-53 2 32 7''
Account 321E 1953-54 2.15 49
Tax lot 25MR 1954-55 2.44 .37
1955-56 4.75 .33
Code 45-2 1952-53 20.92 6 48
Account 331E 1953-54 19.33 4 44
Tax lot 68A 1954-55 21.96 3.29
1955-56
Code 49-1 '2 1952-53 33.90 9 83
Account 80-47 1953-54 63.33 14.56
Tax lot 172 1954-55 74.34 11.15
1955-56 84.92 5.94
Code 49-1 1952-53 29 86 9 25
Account 83-49 1953-54 27.89 6.41
Tax lot 57 1954-55 30 69 4 60
1955-56 45.16 3.16
Code 49-1 1952-53 1 24 .38
Account 86-43 1953-54 1.16 .27
Tax lot 42 1954-55 1.36 .20
1955-56 .67 .05
Code 49-10 1952-53 21.39 6.63
Account 1382W 1953-54 20.12 4.63
Tax lot 4 1954-55 28.25 4.24
1955-56 36.90 2.58
Code 49-11 1952-53 63 31 19 63
Account 18371W 1953-54 58.38 13 43
Tax lot 49 1954-55 65 63 9.84
1955-56 107.00 7.49
Code 49-15 1952-53 535.89 166.12
Account 33361W 1953-54 511.79 117.71
Tax lot 2 1954-55 201.50 30.22
1955-56 21804 15.26 1
Code 49-15 1952-53 102.51 31.78
Account 33361W 1953-54 92.14 21.19
Tax lot 5 1954-55 105.40 15.81
1955-56 132.09 9.25
Code 49-13 1957-33 1 21 .37
Account 63" 1W 1953-54 1 1 1 .25
Tax lot 20 1954-55 1.24 .19
1953-56 1 90 .13
Code 59-1 1952-53 11 07 4 36
Account 9332E 1953-54 13.06 3 00
Tax lot 4A 1954-55 16.25 2.44
Code 62-1 1952-53 1 13 .35
Account 353 W 1953-54 1 01 .23
Tax lot 43 MR 1954-55 1.23 .18
1955-56 .59 .04 ,
Code 62-1 1952-53 43 70 15 10
Account 344W 1953-34 45 54 10 47
Tax lot 109 1934-55 56 77 8 52
1955-56 14.14 .99
Code 62-1 . 1952-53 4 50 1 40
Account. 314W 1953-54 4 06 .93
Tax lot 125 1954-53 4 92 .74
1955-56 1.77 .12
Code 91-1 1957-53 3.02 .94
Account 05-10 1953-54 3.44 .79
Tax lot 25 195-55 4.78 .72
15 Interest only 1955-56 2.30 .16
Code 91-2 195053 90.10 27.93
Account 31E 1053-54 103.09 23.71 ,
Tax lot 64 1954-55 130.26 19.54
1955-56 109.41 7.66
Code 91-2 1952-53 63 64 19.73
Account 341E ' 1953-54 93.79 21.57
Tax lot 65 1954-55 17..30 13.34
1955-56 88.14 6 17
Code 91-2 1952-53 ' 39.58 12.27
Account 341 E 1953-54 38.91 8.95
Tax lot 79 1954-55 49.85 7.48
1955-56 28.83 2.02
Code 91-2 1952-53 19 56 6 06
Account 341 E 1953-54 18.47 4.25
Tax lot 124U1 1954-55 22.98 3.45
1955-56 14.71 1.03
Timber only on SF' 4
of SE1 i Section 1 Towri-
shjp 40 Range 2 East 1952-53
Timber nnlv on NF.1 i of
SW'i.NWU of SE' i &
SE'4 of SE'.i Section 23
Township 40 1952-53
Range 2 East 1953-54
Timber onlv on N1? of
NE' i & NW',4 Section .
26 Township 40 1952-53
Range 2 East 1953-54
Timber onlv on SE' i of ,
SWi.4 Section 3 .
Township 37
Range 4 West 1952-53
Timber onlv on E' 2 of
NWLi. SW4 of NW',4
& NW',4 of SWU
Section 10 Township
37 Range 4 West 1952-53
13.51
123.40
122.20
61.70
61.10
20.04
40.08
5 74
38 25
23.11
19 13
14.05
6 21
12.42
1
Total'
135.52
13.57
76.41
297.97
Shasia Recreation jSiorms Curb Kesf
Project Scheduled jln Eastern Ares
West Swelters I
Dunsmuir, Calif 'if Start
1 011 a 5 oO.OOO recreational devel
opment, one of the largest of its
kind ever built in northern Cali
fornia, is scheduled for next
eek on the slopes of Mt. Shasta.
The Mt. Shasta Chairlift Corp.
said the fund drive would be con
cluded this week and work start
ed on a 7775-foot chairlift by
July 1. Planned for completion
by Dec. 1 were the first portion
of the lift, a S50.000 lodge for
daytime tourist accommodations.
power lines, parking area and
1 37.02 i sanitary facilities. An all-weath-
t i inguway is unaer construction
to the area. George Schradcr.
secretary of the corporation, said
the project should be completed
in time for the Mt. Shasta area
to cash in on the Olympic winter
sports boom of 1959 when for
eign skiers will train under Cali
fornia conditions for the 1960
Olympics.
5.33
124.74
344.71
796.53
510.17
6.40
53.18
4.76
200.23
13.44
16.15
511.70
433.68
187.89
90.51
24.25
California Girl
Suffering From
Asia Flu Symptoms
Davis. Calif. 'IP More than
one fourth of the 391 high school
teen-agers attending the 1957
Girls State here are suffering
from "an acute respiratory in
fection." similar to the flu that
has swept Asia for months.
Dr. Thomas Y. Cooper said
that if laboratory reports con
firm his preliminary diagnosis,
it will mark the first outbreak
of epidemic proportions of the
flue in California.
Dormitory Converted
The girls were conducting
mock local and state govern
ments on the campus of the Uni
versity of California College of
Agriculture here, where Dr
Cooper is a staff physician.
Over 100 of the delegates
checked in, suffering with
fevers and stomach trouble
One dormitory was converted
into a makeshift hospital and
state medical agents were called
in.
The Sacramento Red Cross is
sued an emergency appeal for
nurses and volunteers to assist
in the outbreak. -None
Dangerously 111
The group was scheduled to
break up today, but a spokes
man said that girls still suffer
ing from the sickness would not
be allowed to return home by
public transportation.
Cooper said the outbreak be
gan Thursday, picked up Friday
and mushroomed over the week
end.
None of the girls is dangerous
ly ill, Cooper said, but several
were "very sick" for a day or
two. He said the attacks normal
ly last about 24 hours.
The doctors said it was diffi
cult to determine where the
disease might have been carried
I from. There have been a few
scattered reports of the flue in
California, and the girls came
from all parts of the stale.
311.96
155.98
26.25
52.50
A red line has been drawn through the Name, Description of Property. Years of Delinquency,
Amount of Taxes, Interest to 2 15 '57 and Total, as contained in the Original Notice of Fore
closure of Tax Liens as shown by Jackson County Foreclosure List for the Year 1956, Indicating
payment of delinquent taxes and Interest, prior to publication of this notice.
Date of First Publication:
June 25th. 1957.
Date of Last Publication:
July 16th, 1957.
Howard Gault.
Sheriff and Tax Collector for
Jackson County,. Oregon.
Thomas J. Reeder
District Attorney.
Klamath Indian Bill
Sent To Committee
Washington OP Sen. Richard
L. Neuberger (D-Ore.j announc
ed today that he had succeeded
in sending Klamath Indian ter
mination legislation to a con
ference committee.
Neuberger said he moved for
the conference in hopes of cor
recting inadequacies of the
House version of the Klamath
termination act. He pointed out
that the S550.000 appropriated
by the House version to reim
burse Indians for termination
costs totals only half of the
Senate allowance. In addition,
the House bill shortens the pe
riod of postponing and delaying
termination, the Senator said in
calling for a compromise be
tween the two versions.
Togoand Villagers
Attack French Patrol
Lome. French Togoland 'IP
Seven persons were killed and
three seriously wounded Mon
day night when villagers at La
markarra attacked a French
army patrol.
French authorities said the
populace was trying to stop the
patrol from arresting a villager.
Lamarkara is in the northern
tip of Togoland.
Tigard Boys Go On
Rock-Throwing Spree
Tigard, Ore. ilP Two boys.
9 and 11, went on a rock-throwing
spree over the week end and
smashed out 59 window panes,
a plate glass door and eight
stained glass panels of an un
completed Methodist church.
A stained glass panel of the
Holy Bible was one of the tar
gets of the vandals.
Reverend Stanley D. Trcfen.
pastor of the new church, said
cost to repair the damage will
be from S500 to S600.
The boys, Trefen said, had
been caught, and their parents
are assuming the responsibility.
Salem Council Moves To
End Outside Work Ban
Salem HP An end to a ban
on outside work -was called for
Monday night by the Salem city
council. The council unanimously adopt
ed a subcommittee report on
suspension of firemen which
was made after three fire de
partment employees were fired
for holding outside jobs. It was
proposed to allow outside work
if prior approval is given and
the work does not conflict with
regular duties or bring discredit
to employees.
Presbyterians Name
Albany Man Officer
Holmes Speaks on
Educational Demands
Williamsburg, Va. IP) Gov.
Robert D. Holmes of Oregon
said Monday there can be no
question of : whether America
can afford to meet the educa
tional demands of its people.
Speaking at the annual Gov
ernors Conference, Holmes said
"no matter how we may be
tempted to . cut down the exist
ing education program in order
to save money, to be practical
I or economical or prudent, I
i think our decision is clearly
1 part of a larger problem do
we turn back or move forward
in education."
Holmes suggested three ways
to make best uses of school fa
cilities. They included a stag
gered attendance schedule,
classes the year around, and
use of summer months for spe
cial classes" for the exceptional,
the retarded and the gifted chil
dren and for expansion of adult
education.
By UNITED Rtii'
Severe thunderstorms broke
the year's second heat Save in
much of the East, but tempera
tures continued to soar today in
the Far West.
New York City was sa?d D'
one-half to three-quartr (fi an
inch of rain Monday night.
The storm also dumpc moje
than one inch of rein et I'lat
Top. W. Va.. thrcc-qutrtt-ng iih
at London, Ky., and up ! or
half inch at Cleveland, Ohio, en j
most of Western Pennylgn:j.
Homes Destroyed
A windstorm ripped t!s f
munity of Leeches Conrsj fts.
90 miles north of Pittsburgh.
Monday night, destroy ins' twe
homes and uprooting aeon of
trees. No injuries were reverted.
In California, federal tnt fill
warnings as the sUte balt-e' in
an early summer hcet ve.
Readings climbed to 5 tt
San Francisco Mondey, end the
weather was made more uncom
fortable by a record smog. Oak
land recorded a high of 99 to tie
an all-time June record. Temper
atures in the Central Valley in
cluded Red Bluff sjid Sacramen
to 106. Stockton 105 and Bakers
field 109.
High Water Battled
Volunteers in Minnesota bat
tled to prevent the Crow river
from spilling over dikes from
Delano to Dayton, where the
river empties into the Missis
sippi. The Crow hit a record 17 feet
at Rockford, Minn., and Red
Cross officials predicted much of
the area along the river might be
in for "serious' 'trouble.
The Crow and the flooded Min
nesota river already have inun
ated miles of cropland. At Man
kato, along the Minnesota, farm
ers said the floods have washed
out all their crops and it is now
too late in the season to replant
them.
Jackie Cooper Cited
On Reckless Dwing
Mojave, Calif. W Actor
Jackie Cooper has licen r!reii
to appear in court here duly t on
a charge of recklea tfriviUK, it
was learned today.
Sheriff's deputies said Cooper
was arrested- late Saturday after
a 45-mile chase at speeds up to
140 miles an hour. They said the
actor was returning to Holly
wood with his 10-year-old si
in a $12,000 sports car from a
fishing trip.
The Highway Patrol said it
first spotted Cooper's cut travel
ing at high speeds near Inyokern.
Two Highway Patrol car re
portedly were forced to give up
the chase because of the high
speed but officers radioed ahead
to sheriff's deputies wlio stopped
the actor here.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ada
Portland IP The Synod of
Oregon of the Presbyterian
church Monday elected the Rev.
Dr. Morton L. Booth of Albany
as moderator.
More than 300 delegates were
attending the 67th annual ses
sion of the svnod, held this year
on the
Thieves Take Money
Portland HP Police today
said that between S2500 and
S3000 was stolen from a safe
at the R & R food market in
north Portland.
j Police said burglars broke
I into the building by drilling
1 c ,i 1 r- 11 . holes and removing boards from
Lewis & Clark College T. , ,,..
campus here.
Dr. Booth has been with the
Albany church for 10 years and
is slate chaplain for the Oregon
American Legion.
I to a cooler and opened there.
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