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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY VI, 19EJ E UGAl NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of Medford school district No. 549C of Jackson Countv, State of Oregon, that SCHOOL MEETING of the said district will be held at Hedrick Junior High Speech Room 224 on the 15th day of March, 1963, at 7:30 o'clock pm,, for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1963, and ending June 30, 1964, hereinafter set forth. BUDGET-FISCAL YEAR 1963-1964 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS AND School SCHEDULE I AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES, AND TAX LEVIES Lunch Fund Not Included Bond Interest in Totals Estimation of Tax Levy Total General & Redemption No Levy All Funds Fund Fund Necessarv 1. a. Total Estimated Expenditures $5,061,057.07 $4,683,457.00 $377,600.07 $303,623.56 b. Total Reserved for Expenditure in Future Years 89,561.40 89,561.40 c. Total Estimated Expenditures and Reserve 5,150,618.47 4,683,457.00 467.161.47 303.623.56 DEDUCT: 2. Total Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances 1,521.986.17 1,407,784.35 114.20181 303,623.56 3. Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget 3,628.632.30 3,275,672.64 352,959.66 ADD: 4. Estimated Amount of Taxes That Will Not Be Collected During the Fiscal Year for Which This Budget Is Made, Including Estimated Rebate on Taxes 170,295.87 135,000.00 35,295.97 5. Total Estimated Tax Levies for Ensuing Fiscal Year . $3,798,928.27 $3,410,672.64 $388,255.63 6. Analysis of Estimated Tax Levies: (a) Amount Inside 6rr Limitation 044,400.00 644,400.00 (b) Amount Outside 6 Limitation 2,768,272.64 2,766,272.64 (c) Not Subject to 6 Limitation 388,255.63 Cash Working Fund (Schedule VI D) .". S 97.000.00 INDEBTEDNESS 1, Amount of bonded indebtedness (Include all negotiable interest-bearing warrants issued under ORS 328.205) $3,786,250,00 4. Total indebtedness (sum of items 1, 2, 3) $3,786,250.00 GENERAL FUND SCHEDULE II ESTIMATED RECEIPT'S AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE Actual Receipts Budget Estimated Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Allowance Receipts Ending Ending Current Item Ensuing June 30, 1961 June 30, 1962 Fiscal Year Fiscal Year 10. Revnu From Locl Sources $1,191,030.76 $1,380,830 69 S 11.1 District Tax received in year levied $ 109,401.57 85,556. !8 72,800.00 11.2 District Tax Prior Years' Levies 72,000.00 2.950.42 194.00 14.2 Earnings from Temporary Investments 3.055.02 3.237.57 3.0110.0(1 12.1 Tuition From Patrons Regular Program 2.500.00 4,288.58 12.828.07 4,850.00 14.0 Other 4,850.00 1,032.10 1,797.25 500.00 12.9 Other Tuition 500.00 20. Revenue From Intermediate Sources 445,505.90 162,431.37 161.1 19.50 21.0 Countv School Fund 163,000.00 22.0 Rural School District 854.502.77 922.435.18 22.1 Apportionment 88.18fi.67 81,902.66 71,600.00 22.2 Prior Years' Levies (Rural) 7i,bl!0.00 6,195.58 29.0 Other Revenue Non High 30. Revenue From Or Through Stats Sources 31.0 Basic School Support Fund - 865,456.15 985,387.44 920.000.00 (b) Other Basic School Fund Receipts 960,000.00 10,098.57 12,065.90 10.450.00 32.0 Common (Irreducible) School Fund 11.500.00 16,390.07 33,459.69 6.232.00 33.1 Vocational Education Regular Program 7,000.00 4,880.00 3,000.00 H4.0 Driver Education 6.800.00 4,817.25 11.512.73 11.512.00 35.0 NDEA 6.381.50 19,595.69 26.913 42 20,8110.00 38.0 Special Education 21.652.86 2,000.00 1,746.60 2,500.00 39.0 Other 8,000.00 4,114.05 8,165.86 1,000.00 70. Sale Of Property And Insurance Adjustments 1,000.00 80.-90. Receipts From Other School Districts 41,506.4.1 4,599.44. (a) Tuition $3,675,007.56 $3,735,064.05 SI. 289, 393. 50 TOTAL RECEIPTS $1,336,784.36 BEGINNING NET CASH BALANCE (or DEFICIT) 509,369.92 317,971.46 99,382.85 LESS CASH WORKING FUND 71,000.00 $4,184,377.48 $4,053,035.51 Sl.388,776.35 TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES GENERAL FUND $1,407,784.36 ' GENERAL FUND SCHEDULE III ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Actual Evrmnriilm-ns Rliricet Estimated Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Allowance . Expenditures F.nHinrt Knrtmp Current Horn Ensuing June 3(1. 1961 June 30. 1902 Fiscal Year Fiscal Year 100 Administration 110 Salaries $ 38.788.67 $ 34.945.20 S 35.8K6 00 Ul Superintendent's Office $ 37.071.00 12 876 14 12.803.03 13.070.00 1 12 Office of Business Administration 13,420.00 611.50 601.23 1.510.00 113 School Elections 1'SiSJ'2!! 4 002.73 4.200.00 114 Census Enumeration 2d0.00 L950.00 115 Courier 3fi0.no 119 Research 1.000.00 5,877.72 5,036.02 8.077 00 120 Supplies 8,157 .i Mi 4:jH 77 415.66 OHI'. OO 141 Elections and Publicity 602,00 29qgn 275.00 142 Census Enumeration Supplies 1.302.70 2.582.33 2,080,00 143 Legal service ' " 1,300.00 1,500.00 1.500.00 144 Audit ....... : 2 H97 96 3.352. no 145 Exp. of Adm. Supervisors In-Service 3.35.00 3 410 02 3,397.82 3,735.00 190 Other Expenses of Administration 3.(85. 00 6,310.00 136 Contracted. Data Processing t 8,900.00 $ 70,850.75 $ 64,780.10 $ 80,997.00 Total Administration Expenses $ 81,987.00 200 Instruction $ 150,207.50 $ 152.814.50 $ 168.302.00 211 Principals ........ - H?? 71 113 11 59.532.08 70,713.00 212 Supervisors, Consultants, Directors el'SIn '2 2,069:337.85 2,144.503.87 2,360,853.00 213 Teachers ; ,?o,4 nn 71 445 74 137 233 57 150,369.00 214 Oilier instructional Staff IB7.9Z4.UIT 43 589 75 6o'.431.8t 64,663 00 215 Secretariat and Clerical Assistants 67,Ma.O0 10 010 43 15.764.00 219 Teachers Aides Courier .-. , . S ,'nn 100.775 14 123.238.40 114.755 00 220 Teaching Supplies 1 S-a-SS 58.134. 16 68.35903 53.357.00 22(1 Textbooks , ....... Inillan 30 116 52 34 591 55 37.294.00 227 Library Books. Periodicals. Audiovisual Aids 40.804.00 4.100.00 236 Contracted Services Student Records 5.350.00 a 172 33 II 219 91 1 1.108.00 245 Exp. of Supervisory ft Special Services 11,365.09 9:563.89 4.097.78 7,220.00 290 Other Expense of Instruction 8,070.00 $2,613,475.99 $2,806.038 91 S3.058.563.00 Total Expense of Instruction .. ' $3,361,978.00 300-400 Attendance And Health Service! 300 Attendance Services $ 630.00 $ 630.00 $ 675 00 310 Salaries $ 720.00 3000 320 Supplies 50.00 . 90.00 108.00 345 Travel 108.00 400 Health Services 14 425 00 11.612.25 18.510.00 410 Salaries 22,943.00 3 649 22 2.295 89 2.391.00 420 Supplies 2.530.00 '08 00 800.00 436 Contracted Health Services 800.00 775.43 1.400 00 445 Home Calls Car Expense 1.505.00 $ 18.704.22 S 15.701.57 S 23.934.00 Total Attendance and Health Services : $ 28,656.00 500 Pupil Transportation Srvicc $ 51 510 67 $ 57.163 99 $ 64.733.00 510 Salaries $ B9.031.00 34 740 70 30 654 29 30.400.00 520 Supplies and Repairs 27,720.00 22.983.13 27.000 00 535 Replacement of Vehicles 16,800.00 2 593 42 2 810(10 3.000.00 552 Transportation Insurance 3,600.00 880.00 1.850.51 1.789.00 566 Trans, other than Home to School 1,839.00 451 60 545 00 590 Other Expenses of Pupil Transportation 545.00 $ 89,724.79 $ 115.913.52 S 127.467.00 Total Pupil Transportation Services $ 119.535.00 BOO Operation Of Plant $ 150 409 00 $ 169 404 54 $ 138,206.00 61(1 Salaries $ 184.553.00 5 670 04 20 31 1 37 28.779 00 620 Supolics 26,980.00 37 604 65 42.765 5( 43.084 00 628 Fori for lirat 43.084.00 68 373 17 76.523 63 74.949 00 630 Utilities except Furl . 79,099.00 9.89143 10.590 00 636 Contracted service for operation of plant 10,894.00 2.285 09 3 98 550 00 690 Other Expense Oner, of Plant 550.00 $ 284.342 85 S 324.905.56 $ 346.158 00 Total Operation of Plant $ 345.160.0f! 700 Maintenance Of Plnt $ 148 308 95 $ 134.040 ! S 133.645 00 710 Salaries : $ 127.287.00 106.360.71 71.276 33 00.115 00 720 Materials and Supplies 50.884.00 26.306 85 34.669.27 29.95! 00 735 Replacement of Equipment 36.895.00 975 68 11.885 55 12.629.00 736 Contracted Service 18.977.00 420.18 868 10 600 00 790 Other Expense of Maintenance of Plant 600.00 $ 282,372.37 S 252.740 23 $ 236.940 00 Total Maintenance of Plant $ 234.639.00 800 Fixed Charges $ 178.160 14 $ 180,695 32 S 187,625 00 85! Retirement and Social Security Expense .. .' $ 205 963 00 36.320 00 23.794 36 43.280 0(1 852 Insurance 46 877 00 429 89 1.803 75 2.OU0.0O 855 Interest on Current Loans 5 100 00 3.000 00 1.277 45 4.76600 8au Other Fixed Charges 2.815.00 $ 217,910.03 S 207.570 83 $ 237,671 00 Total Fixed Charges $ 260.755.00 900 1000 Food Sric And StutUntBedy AeimSi 900 f ood Serv ices $ 8.325 28 S 8.88'i 00 $ !M.Y 00 910 Salaries $ 0 610 00 13.878 00 15.209 00 935 Replacement of Equipment 4 983 00 315 00 350 00 990 Oiher Exp. for Food Service 350 09 iimmj .luoem-ooov flcnvmrs 3.579 43 1020 Supplies & Other Expenses I 11.904 77 S 23.079 00 $ 25.014 09 Total Food Services and Student-Body Activ.tirj $ 14,943.00 i I Actual Expenditures Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Ending June 30. 1961 50431 Ending June 30, 1962 66851 976.21 30000 1.016.00 5793 1.365 00 2.820.31 12.25750 24.314.15 1.734 80 81.80806 133,271.71 500.00 4,067.65 4.483.80 14,003.35 5.162.90 17.34! 63 85,397.16 Budget Allowance Current Fiscal Year 904.00 1,000 00 25.00 3,300.00 5.229.00 600.00 12.500.00 13.015.00 750 00 9.020.00 53.894 00 $ 253,886.22 $ 126.38884 S 89,779 00 $ 20,413.72 $ 32,466.40 S 2,540.00 20,413.72 $ 12,468.40 $ 2.540.00 20,000.00 $3,866,406.02 $3,953,652.66 S4.254.292.00 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Estimated Expenditures Item Ensuing Fiscal Year 1100 Community SsrvieM II 0 Salaries 1111 Community Recreational Activities $ 1,028 90 1112 Civic Activities 690.80 1120 Supplies and Other Expense 1121 Community Recreational Activities 25.00 1122 Civic Activities , 1128 Textbooks for Non-Public School Pupils Total Community Services. $ 1,653,00 J 200 Capital Outlay 1271 Professional Services for Sites $ 200.00 1272 Sites and Site Additions 14.453.00 1273 Improvement to Sites .. 9,700 00 1275 Professional Services for Buildings 750.00 1276 New Buildings and Adcfittuiis 118,750.00 1277 Remodeling 7,704 00 1278 Equipment 59,548.00 1227 Library Books Total Capita! Outlay S 211,105.80 1400 Payments To Other School Districts 146 1 To Other Districts in State 1461.1 Tuition $ 3,048.88 Total Payments to other School Districts $ 3,048.00 EMERGENCY 20.000.00 TOTAL GENERAL F'UND EXPENDITURES $4,683,457.00 BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND SCHEDULE IV ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE S 454,267.42 $ 339.162.78 $ Total Receipts , $ 127.302.49 212,074.28 179,714.03 Beginning Net Cash Balance (or Deficit) 114,201,81 S 581.569.91 $ 551.237.04 S 179,714.03 Total Budget Resources $ 114.2Ql.8t $ 234.000.00 135,495.65 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 1381.1 Principal cm Bonds (Include negotiable interest-bearing $ 246.000.00 $ 253.000.00 warrants issued under ORS 328.260) $ 259,000.00 136,886.89 126.488.32 1382 Interest on Bonds 118,600,07 95,081,60 Reserve for Bonds and Interest 89,561,40 $ 369,495.65 $ 382.896.89 S 474,567.92 Total Expenditures . $ 467,161.47 SCHEDULE V $ 32,711.78 207.658. 2S 8,325.28 SCHOOL LUNCH FUND ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE KTITfOW FOR EJCCttSrasf Part of Tram No. 33H fff THK MATTER Of THE AP. PUCATfO.V of ELK LUMBER COMPANY, e Catt- forma corporation. The Petition of Ilk Lumber Company thews: i That the Petitioner it She owner m fee of the following de scribed iamt. situate in Jackton County Oregon, to-wltr Beeinmnj at S. W. Comer ef BLC. S in Sec. S. T ST S, R W. W.M ; mence North isms ft., thentre East SfiS ft. the true point of bestnnmjfr trtetwe North IS3A ft. thence Easterly osi 8 ft thence South 182 & ft. iheftee Westerly 5ff J tf ft to the true jsomt of beammnij. Contatnmt 2. is acres more or lea ' That ssia above described (an!! cRRititute a portion f th Rtvgue Riser Valley irrssEitton Dti triet, a public corporation orjfsrr ied and existing tinder and pur suartt to the provision of hpte ( the Ueneral Laws of Greeaa lor 1H1 a. That your Petitioner desires to have said latvct exehiitrd trsiirs said Irrigation District for lb follwwina sraurtds- and reason. that is to sav : FiM- thf, rfstm ,t is no loneer to be devoted to asri cultural use and will noi fee sutt able tnr tbe production of croos. vnE.K,f UHE. vouf Petitionee prays that said land be excluded (ronv assessments by the Roau River Valtev tme&tum District and that the Board of Directors of said Ulsmcl make and file- an order la that effect. ELK LUMBER COMPANY By George c. Flanagan Vtce-President. STATE OF OREGON! 1 SI. COtWTY OF JACKSOffi November 2. urtiZ Personaffv aooeared Genrir. ff. FlanattHn. who. being duly sworn, did my that he Is the Vice-Prest dent of Elk Lumber Company ami r(r tne seat arrfjrea to tne tore jfotni instrument is the cornorata seal of Kgtd corporation and that safrf instrument was atsned and sealed in behalf of the said cor poration bv authority of tt froartf of dtreeiorsr and he aefsnoiviedged srtio instrument to ere iu vommarar act and deed. Before me: B. Sam Taytor. Notary Public for Oregon, My Comntissten Expires June X3. X3&, 248.695.24 3,568.28 33.812.37 253.861.57 23,079.00 270.752.94 3,601.50 $ 34,785.78 243,503.19 25,014.00 $ 302,882.89 38 Federal Money Received Tbrough State $ 77 Sale of Lunches 80 From District : 38,320.58 252.380.00 14,943.00 Tots! Receipts S 303,823.56 Beginning Net Cash Balance tor Deficit! S 252,261.52 $ 274,354.44 S 302,882,89 Total Budget Resources $ 383,823.56 96.721.51 149,438.51 2,500.08 $ 248,660.02 3,601.50 $ 105.657.3 1 149,220.73 2,508.00 9,726.59 315.00 $ 287,419.93 6934.81 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES AND RESERVE 110,908.90 950 Salaries 173,914.99 92 1 Food 2,500.00 922 Supptir 15,209.00 935 Replacement of Equipment 350.00 890 Car Allowance 112.846.82 183,143.94 2,500.00 4,983.00 350,00 $ 302,882.89 . $ 303,829.58 S 252,281.52 $ 274,354.44 S 302,882.89 Total Estimated Expenditures Reserved for Expenditure in Future Years , Total Expenditure and Reserve S 303,823,58 SCHEDULE VI CASH WORKING FUND A. Cash Balance In Cash Working Fund During Current Fiscal Year $ 97,000,00 B. ADD: Transfer from Unexpended Balance of General Fund as Atithorued by ORS 294.348 C. DEDUCT: Transfer to General Fund it Balance in Item A is in Excess of 'f Itat Authorized by ORS 294.348 NOTICE TO CREDITORS N'Q. P-tt-Sl W THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON f OR JACK SON County, Probate Depart ment In the Matter of the Esiaie of JOE S KOSSER, Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Joe S. Fosser, De ceased, and ail persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouchers. t the office of my attorney, Robert D, Dames, i Goidy Building, Sfrti fifrsf, Oregon, within six month from the date hereof. Dated and first pabllshed thi 13 day of February. ffftf3. Beatrice Fesser, Administratrix, Rnbert D, Dantes : Attorney for administratrix jwsatord, Oregon. D. Balance in Cash Working Fund for Ensuing Fiscal Year 97,000.08 Approved by Budget Committee Approved February 19, 1963 Signed: Marion C. Friend Secretary, Budget Committee A. N. Potter Vice Chairman, Budget Committee Posted February 27, 1963 Signed: Wilson G, Slater District Clerk ALL DAUGHTERS-Four boys meet their new brother but in this case all of the boys are Daughters. Mrs. LeRoy Daughters re cently gave birth to her fifth son, Michael Todd, at Kankakee, HI. Viewing their new brother arc, left, Robert, 8; Richard, 5; Mark, 2, and Allen, 3. According to the Daughters, there are no daughters in the immediate family. tUPI) Actress Celebrates Her 3tst Birthday London -t'PIi- Actress Eliza beth Taylor today spent most of her 31st birthday watching her good friend Richard Bur ton do retakes for the film "Cleopatra' in which they star. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Francis Taylor, arrived here from New York last week to be on hand for the birthday. They planned a small family party for tonight, but it was not certain Burton would at tend. Burton has been Miss Tay lor's almost constant com panion since they worked to gether in the movie "Cleo patra" in Rome. They are botsi currently involved in the film ing of "Very Important Per sons" at a studio outside Lon don. The actress recently under went manipulative surgery for an injured cartilege in her left leg and still walks with a slight limp. She was born in London but was sent to live wtih her grandmother in Pasadena, Calif., before World War II started, later becoming a child movie actress In Hollywood, I Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF 71 TOREY AMSTERDAM tells about the first time two pinochle addicts attempted a round of golf, Mr, L shot the first hole in 47, nosing out Mr. G. by two strokes. As they approached the sec ond tee, Mr. If. mused, "You know something, Mac, this golf has Inter esting possibilities. What do you say we play for a nickei a hundred?1 Apt thumb-nail aummary of the current state of af fairs in Movtedom by Critic Jease Zunncr; 'This is a time in Hollywood in which a fivc-million-dollar picture costs twenty miilioitj in which a ton-mi iiioiv dollar picture to brought in for thirty-five miiiion; and in which ons irate producer referrfnjf to tars Kky-higfi 'vanity ataries ftnj temperamental petulant eraeketf, The Jtmatic are taking over the ajtyhim" A sweet but sad U!e concerns a srey-baired lady waiting for a IMadiion Avenue bus tn New York City. She waa overweight and obviously crippled with rheumatism. Her arms were foacfoi with packages. As she prepared to climb aboard the bus, a men behind her volunteered a helping hand. The Jd Sady declined with a sad smile. "I'd best manage atone," she explained. "If I get help today I'll want it tomorrow." O 1962, by BenoU Cert SiaUibuted by Kiass FesUu NortCK ro citirnrTORS In the Circuit Court of Ute State nf Oregon lot the County of Jaeftaori In tne Mutter of the r.nltit of John DcCweffcr. rfpccnsed. NOTfCK IS HEREBY GiVEiV. iftni fhe- tmtie-Tnigncii hit been Hppafntrrf as Arfmtnistnrtar with Wiii A r-mexfrf of She estate of John uetwerrer. occcbsco, nntr air per smv having Hatm affitiitsi iafcf e tftJe are irerrby iifiert to preservt tfvt1- sfliiic, with pmper vmrriWnr, at IS iirwptiy Btttitiinff, Motors, Oit Stfrr. within trx mem t ha 1 rom the date hefwf. iftitrcf thi 20fh day of February, f?ftrj?fJ K. Denmsm, Arimitvisirsior wfih Wiii Anrrexeif. NOTICE iiV RVI.E or BEAU PUUFEJITY Va. um IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OH EG ON FOR THK COUNTY OF JACKSON Primle DcpariiHsrvt In the Matter I 5 he tt CLAUDE AUGUSTUS GROVE. SUS ktwws s Claude A. Ureve, Deceased. Nirfire it hereby sives that the WfKieritiBtvpft Admiriiiinttsr J the ihs krMsws as Ciautie A. Grove, rieteaseti, pursuant te an rrfer ef SFffie of th Circuit Court of the Ktte stf Qrcgim. for the Csanty ttt Jafewm, maei m errfereei in the aive eftiitird psiatr rm tne 2th day rf Kehraary, iSfiS. wiii offer fr atftie and eii from and; after the 3m rtay of March. iW3. fnr exxh, at iig 15. Sixth Street, MetffJiTfi, Oregf-m, the foiiowfns dc jtrritiert rr-ai properiy oeiotiging to arrf Mtate, to-wttr Bcginmng at the Quarter Section corner between Section! 2T and 2ft, T(3wnhip as South, Range 4 Weit of the Wfifamette Merirfiart in Jack ion County, Orcgotu thenca Eait 723 ft feet to the center line of the Emt Evani VHitey County Road; (hence North K Sft West along aaid rnact tine SMflfl feet to a -pin-, thence North 0 30' Wett MS feet to a jnn the true point of beRinnins; thence Piorlh 0 3U' Went IH feet to a ptnt thence South 8a 0r 3tU 5 feet to pin; thence Suuth fl 5r EaL Ittft feel to a pin; thence Westerly 0S teet a in-che to the point of heifinnln containins one and nne-hatf acre, more or lew. ex cepting. County Road ushl-af- The ie witt he nuhiect to the cm(.rjnttji I the above entilied Court, T. C Hnpktna Af!mirvitrtor Van Dyke. nellcnhacJc U Mcfioodwtn Attornev lor Administrator 1 in E Sixth Street McrtJrd, OregjsR Dale of Firit puhik-ation: rh. Date of Ut Buhilcatloni March 2fi, Deserted Wife Bill Gefs House Approval WasiiitiKlort-itfPii-The Kouse Tuesday approved a b that woutrt give a woman whose husband deserted her the same opportunity to deduct ehild care expenses &t,t now permitted widows. The Inter nl Revenue code now xtfaw work.ng widows to dedttet tip to $S0S lot care of a eftftrf ttrrder 12 years or a depRdent who eartnot care tor himseif. In open fields, wind erosion begin when wind velocity is iju mties per hour meas- ared one foot above the ground ur facte K PETiTiGiV FOR TiVCttSFGW IN TttK MATTER OF TKE APPLt CAT EON of ELK LUMBER COMPANY, a Caii furma eorporation. The Peiitven f Eik Lumber i-oiivpany ahawir i. Petitioner is the owner in ?e af the fiiwirtK deseriseci i-mci. sitiiste is Jacksors GoaKty, Oregon, Besinnlrra; at the SfSEithweat Car ner ol S UC, SH, in Sec 14r T 373, R. 2W, WM thesses NaEtts ISS4 feet to the true point &t IjGginnisiS: thence Westerly par aifel to tle South boundary oi reMi property deseribefi iri Vet Mie 4:i3: prj pas! to 32S of the Deed Record of Jackson Cotinty, Gresott:. a distarsee o 75tt.O JeeU thence North 226S.0 feet more or less to a point 12 0. feet South oX the Southerly riflht-of-WHV bouotiHrv of a pub lic roadway known a Beii-tt lane: thence Easfcri v para Met ia the Southerly boundary fine of Nfiid 0caii Lane a ctisfiincc of 217.3 feet, thence South ?-t9 feet; thence Easterly parallel ta the Southeri?" boundary of satrf Healt Lane a distance of tiTu0 feet; thence North feett thence EaaterTy parallel to the Southerly boundary of sard Besil Lane a diatarree of HTS ? feetr thence South 3S&.& fecti thenee Esateriy paralfei to the Southeriy boundary of said Beaii Lane a riialance of 2 .10 fecti thence Korih 35. feet: thenc Easterly paraiiei to the Souther iy hoanEiariy of said Beali L,an a dmance of i32.Q fectr thenc South Sim feet; thwee Wet erty- parafiei to the Sowtherfjr boundary of reai properly tic scribed irr Vefiimn is3 &rs p&gef 32 to 32 of tiie Deed R?eord of Jarksen Caniy. Oregon: m dtatanee &f 3S2.& feet; iivervca Soitih ii t ieet; thence Westeriy paralet 5o toe Southerly oeon dsry of shove described prop erty distance of fec-tf therree South 2fi?9 feet ts ih true point of beginning, Gorviairsinj; J. acre more af less. , Point delivery tar said traet being the aante aa that cieseribed im that area designated: as Tract No. 5?H in the record J the Roue River Vaiiey Irrtjja tioR DiJtrict. H. That Mid iand S adiacent t 4h haundaEle at the Rosue Hive Vahey Irrigation District, nle-lpai orsjaRizatiorw daly oran iied and exuima; under and pur auant to the Saw a j ihj Siat ot Oreson, and further thazt said land ia auilabte tor asrieuiturai ajvd hartieuitUFal purpoaea, arHft i rj-.'t platted in tract ol leu than on acre. itt. That your petitioner desire to have the approximately sa.-t acrea above deseftbed; and to be knov& a an addition to Tract 35!H in eluded ta said Rogue EUver Valley Imsatten Diatrict and i willinsf to pay the expenae tncurred by the btsard at direciora in this pro ceeding and to contract and here by doci contract to become li able, under band isaue or othef form of indebtednesa incurred nr thai nay be incurred by the dia trict. to said dutrtct auch re spective auni aa aaid petitioner could have been, required to pay to aaid district as assessment for the nay meat of the oro-rate ahara of the above-said described land of ait bonda and the Interest there on, which mar have been included in satd district the time tha same was ortginntiy tGft.i.$ of when raid bonds were issued. IV. The petitioner agrees to ftjmtsft rtaht of way from the nearest use able dtstrrct dttchr' and bmfd a dttrh or us an esttattnf wafer w to its property which wiii b attfrtorv in the rftstrtcf. WHEREFORE, your petttfonrr prayr that sarrf fand be inchrded in the District, and that the btwrrf of directors or said dvatrtct mak and file an order to that effet-i. ELK LUMBER COMPANY By CJeorge C. Fianagan, Vice-President, STATE OF REGO.V COUNTY Or JACKSOtfs"" January tf, fS3. Pertonaiiy appeared Geofjfe C Flanagan, who, bema tftriy aworrt, dtd aay that he ta the Vice-President of Eih Lutnber Company and that the seat affixed to the fore going instrument in the efptrat seal of aaid corporation and that satd imrtrumeni was signed and; aeaiert in behaif of the aaid cor poration hy authority f ifa board: of direriorar and ha aeknewiertgett said instmment to b itr vofuntary ac ami deed. Before me, Lnrraine H. Beard, Notary Pwhiic for Orejprft, Mir Cmnmision Expires. May 17, ism.