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Newspaper Page TextfPAr. march it, mi j;K" . i The) KamilV L3X8I1V6 Zjjjjw "'" " "" "" ' , mmumrut For iillMllt "na,..r" bond limju ,'r",,"!' '""'"' .'" ( hllilivn mitt grown- xl ir mum- -..."- iiii. llentiiM' in .ml Iksiim It promptly ir. dun ilcalrtil rwiulle Flgn the """ ucwramo laxauvni inhlrt ht Imtullo. It' doon't tirim or gripe but U smooth mi'l gnll In action.) Iiir nnd UAc lloirsj You'll get lxt results from Wgavn KLArUTIirALLSORtOON w' -- - m x- PROFESSIONAL CARDS JMIIN V CIKdHOItN t'liiuil) HiirMw I'lvll Kngtnrrr City & County Abstract Co. AltTIHT It. WII.HOM M7 Main HI. rAIIM I.IM.XH AT R PKH t'KNT KMT IUI1 (illT.U.I.Vtl A INH'OAN Anliltr ta nml Knglnifra &07-S HeiiYy llulldlng VK IINAXCK VI IU I'hono Main 8723. Portland, Ore. IHI. HAIII. ii. WIHKOAUVKIt IMIXTIHT (lltlie, llooitm 7 nml , White II11II1II11K DR. F. R. GODDARD OsteoMithle I'liyslt-lna Jl Hurgenn Hullo ill I, I. O. O. K. Tempi (over K. K. K. Store) Phone ft! I . . Ilea. Phone. U.1MII (The only Osteopathic Physt- clan mill Surgeon lo Klamath Falls ) W. D. MILLER Ouirnt Contractor Walks, Floors, Foundation!. Con crete llulldlng lllocka, Fluea a ad Tiles. 231 H. 8lxth Bt. Phone 198 i r DR. J. G. GOBLE Well known Optometltt Optician, la Penunently Located at 126 3d Street Opposite. Klka Tempi lltoneMM 0 Make eugagemenU, and It will call at your horn and raamlne your eyos for glaaaea, If yon can not call Ht hli oMce. WOOD Block, slab, limb and body, any length. Htiatll or large quant!; tie. Prompt service. Tcrnii Cash. Office Flftli and Stain Phone II 3ft Klamath Fual Company O. PKVTON, Mgr, WSj"?4?.o","wP' i, ! .T.:.rr.i " nrii i Prohibition Welcomed North of Fifty-Three HKATTI.U, Wash., Murch 13. gciioiul expectation, unmarked by nny K...I. II i.i . . .. ' ,,...., . .. '" "" ua Huiiumuii ui nmnii, I Alnul.1. !... II. ... ...... ii . iliinniil ,11,1111 III IlliyilirUI) WlllirU. th moving pk'tuiu nnd Ataitku ,",,,rl"1 y (Wiilillng halls und wild '" ""H'lHlied In tlm Htiimporio dnyH flf itll'litltlili tiltml v.t.ld.. ...,... II.... I.. . " ' ' "'" " ' Nwmi Dally Numtat. of J.inuary - I'Ih which hiivo reached hnra ttiinr mniiK rnrrieil over tho iinow ,H HllltH , M) "oni,,!,!,,," 'Ihi) I'llllllK" from 'wet to Mry'i Nuw Year's oto win, co iiutrury to tlm ' Big Red Cross Drive Set tor May Twentieth WAHMINtlTON, I). (J., March 13. ; Thn war council of the American Ited L'romi hiu niinounieil that the cam pnJKii to riiUe the hccoiiiI war loan relief fund or f 100,000,000 would ha postponed until thn week of May 20. It wan the orlclnnl Intention to begin inUliig thU money fur Ited Crow work on May Dili, but fear that It mlKlit detract even Nllghtly from the fm tin oiiiIiik Liberty l.outi Cninpalgu ptoiupled tlm War Council to pout- pone tho dato for t weekn, Thin nttlou, therefore, fixes tho (Into of thn Kecond Wur KmiiiI Cnmpiilgn 11 montliH iiflnr tho nml which wax car- tied on durliiK the week of Juno 18, IU 1 7. Tho War Council had been appointed by 1'renldent Wilson flvo I weeks pi lor to tho start of this lint uione) iiiIsIiik cnmpiilKO, and Jts first ducted by tho Junior Mcmhorihlp of Kieitt task was to provide menus for tho Ited (,'ross whlrh resulted In tho inrrjIiiK on tho relief work on n enrollment In that collateral organl scale commotixurito with tho military ration of virtually nil tho school chit operations. More Ihun $1 00,000,000 ulrcn In Amerlcu. f E (2KII.MAN HOI.IHKIt WITH A UKO CltOKS I.N8IC1MA ON COAT 111 t-'APTUHKn WITH HAW TOOTH HAVOXirr, ATHOCIT1P.H TKHIII IH.K. SAN FRANC18CO. March 13 A snw-toothed bayonet taken from a Ocrinnn soldier who wore the Red Cross Insignia upon hit arm was on of tho several mementoes exhibited by Motitcnant J. U. Carter, of tho Canadian Kxpedltlonary force when ho told of Ocrinnn atrocities com mitted In Frnnco nt n big war rally recently hold hero. Moutonnnt Car ter, Hpent two years nnd sovon months In tl.o front lino trenches nt Yyrot nnd tho fiommo. You should bollevo all you hoar about terrible and unbollovnble Oer inon atrocities" said tho Canadian nrmy ofllccr. "I hnvo teen to many samples of hideous atrocities by tho Huns that I know that the worst Im aginable stories about them can be true." "I have aeon (lortnan soldier chained to their machine guns so that they could not desert their posts" ho tayt. "Qer'man prisoner Hint nro captured are surprised when they learn that Umdon la not In ruins, for that Is what they havo becu told." LADIES DARKEN YOURGRAY HAIR CHE C.IIANDMA'I HAOB TEA AND HUljPHUH IIKCIPE AND NO. IIODY WIM. KNOW of Sage and Bulplfur for Tho use HUNS UND CHfflEOfO WIN GUNS restoring faded, gray hair to It nat-.a good friend to act In the bride urnl color date back to grnndmoth- Igioom' place. The proxy and the er'a "me She used it to keep her .bride appeara before an official and hair beautifully dark, glouy and at-he la then legally married according tractive. Whenever her hair took on to the Dutch law. EVENING I'mui-niiir uiwitinm ration lis fur an Nflfllll 11'fl.j ..,, ..rn.i.l ll... fc,. ....... " """"" UIU 11IIHKVI wild. "Tho innjorlty of tho noniilaro of tho city suemod to view thn chango!"" '" lwh' 3B "'" ' ' W. M. Wo iih ono eiitlfoly huiiollcliil to tho com- tint n It y nnd, llicroroio, wola ril . . ... come. iimu wim hiiiiio conviviuiiiy mid u few royslerers hut tnklnK It on tliu whole, tho uttltmlu of tlm public was nd ono of unlet Hiillnriictlnii Two hours ; nfter Koine donned her tempornnco robes tho structs woro iirnntlenllv tin. Kortuil." woh contributed In rcipoiuo to tho lltHt inll for IIiiiiik'IiiI nld, and tlieio rontrlliutlotiii plus Interent brought tho total recelptH from thn Unit drlvo to llor,.'jin).2r,7. Of tkU mnount $ 1 7.00i;, 1 2 1 mis refundod to chap terM for local relief work, und of tho Imlanco $77,71! 1.U1 K Iuih been np piopi luted, le:ivliiK a li.iliinro nvnll- able fur uppiopilatloiiH of $10,371,- 217, Kiiinre Iuim been tliu bencll- clnry of American lied Cron appro- prlutloiiH In tho hiiiii of more than J Ii 0.1100,0 (I II. DurliiK the week pifccodinK Clirltt- Mint the Ited ('ron conducted 11 mom- bcrnhlp drlvo which resulted In tho eniollment of approximately 22,000,. 000 now membera, and this was fnl- lowed last month by a campaign con- that dull, faded or streaked nppoar mice, this simple mixture was np piled with wonderful effect. Hut hronlt:); nt home Is tmusy nnd out-of-dntc. Nowadays, by asking nt any drug store for n fid cent bottlo of 'Wyeth's Sago nnd Sulphur Com pound," you will get this famous plcl preparation. Improved by tho addi tion of other Ingredients, which can bo I'epended upon to restore natural color and tioauty to tho hair. A woll known downtown druggist say It darkonx the hale to natural ly and evenly Hint nobody can tell It bus been applied. You simply damp en n sponge or soft brush with It, and drnw this through your hair, tak ing one strnud at a time. Uy morn ing tho gray hair dlsnppcars, and af ter nnott'er application or two, It be comes beautifully dark nnd glossy. Wyeth's Sago nnd Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requisite for thoso who dctlro a more youthful ap pearance. It Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention c dis ease. Ail v. E iu:aiizin(i that maruiagk is a IAVTTKIIY ANYWAt, DUTCH GlltliHWKD AT MlNtl DISTANCE WITH MKN THKY HAVK NEVER SAN FRANCISCO, March 13. A doren blushing bride are held In de tention by the government authorities here as the result of the order of the war trado board holding the Dutch steamer Ornnje at thla port. All were married by proxy In Holland and each bear the name of the hus band whom the ha never seen. It waa explained that a Dutch youth going to Sumatra or Java la expected to remain there five or six year and, If at any time before this term ex pires he ha accumulated sufficient money to be married, ho telegraph his proposal to the fair one, whose family selects one of his kin or even WEMIS BY PROW ME NOW NVOGU HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON LEGAL NOTICES Notice of I'rcitwt To till who tiro embraced In the It rlKatlon District, wo ugnln protest. Wo do not nccij tliu wiitor or want It. If you keep iih In It, It will bo a Iuih to um ull for your own honcllt, for It will, ruin iih financially. Wo pruy you to release from tliu eon teniplutcd Enturprlsu Irrigation 1)k- tllct tho follow Jug lund: NK'iof NKYt, Hue. a, ami NWVi of NWtf.ilnij to be published ui by charter Her. 2 it lid coiiiiiii-iicIiik nt NV'4 of HW'4 of HW',4, 10 acron In Bee. 2 bought machinery this winter ho my husband could put In bin ranch to whoat, but you will ruin us llnau dally to kceij us In snld dlntrlct. Ho. member Nnboth's vineyard, 13-lt Mur. 12, 1918 KAItAII N. IIUVANT Notice of Hale of Ileal llMntp In tho County Court fur tho County Klamath, Stnto of Oregon. Kxtnto of Itobcrt .Maxwell, Deceased, (lonrge V. Maxwell, Admlnlstrntor, Notlco Is hereby given that, by or der of the lion. Marlon llnnks, Coun ty Judgo of Klamath County, Ore gon, said order duly mnda and on' tcrcd und filed tho 1 1 tit day of Feb ruary, A. I). l'J18, tho undersigned ndmlnlstrator of tho said estnto will rccelvo teatod bids up to and Includ ing 10 o'clock n. m,, March lfitli, A, I). 1018, for tho purchaso of tho following rent esttito, the snmo being tho real estnto f Itobcrt Maxwell do conned, to-wlt: Tho north half of tho southeast qunrtcr, nnd the southetiHt quarter of tho southeast quarter of section 27, nnd thn northeast quarter of tho northeast quarter of section 34, nit In township 38 S., inngn 11 east, W. M In Klamath County, Oregon. All bids to be for cash; ' per cent of bid to nccompiiny proposal and ha! unco to ho paid upon continuation of sale by Court. All proposals should ho marked "lllds for Heal Kstnto," mid nddrcsscd to (leorgo W. Maxwell, administrator of estnto of Robert Maxwell, deceased, Ilonnnzn, Klnm ith County, Oregon. (IKOlKli; W. MAXWKI.t., Administrator Kstate Itobcrt Maxwell Deceased. 13-20-27-C-13 Notice to Contractor l'hns and specifications for the re modeling and completion of tho pres ent court house In Hot Springs Add! tlon, for Klamath County, Klamath Falls, Oregon, can bo soon at tho office of tho county clerk of Klamath Coun ty, Oregon, nnd at Architect E. E McClnrun's office nt Portland, Oregon, for which bids will bo received until noon, March 20th, 1918. Bids will also bo received on an altornato plan for a now building, plans are on filo nt county clerk's office, Klamath County, Oregon. Each bidder bidding must bid on both the remodeling aud the alternate. A certified check of 10 per cent of bid to accompany bid, guaranteeing a construction contract will bo signed and bond given? tho County Court re serves tho right to reject nny and all bids, and to let the work to the best Interests of the county. C. R. DE LAP, 21-20t Clork of County Court Resolution of the Common Council Declaring Ita Intention to Im prove Conger Avenue, mid Flv lug Date for Hairing Objections Thereto. Tho city engineer, pursuant to res olution of tho Commou Council horo toforo adopted, having, under dato of Soptembor 2, 1917, filed plans, nnd specifications, and estimates of cost of Improving Conger nvenuo by pav ing snmo from Main street to the terminus of said Congor avenue, In cluding Intersection, .and tho Coun cil having taken amo under advise ment nnd finding said pinna, 'specifi cations nnd estimate satisfactory, lie It Resolved, That aald plans, specification aud estimates for tho Improvement of Conger nvonuo be nnd tho tame are hereby approved. Be It further Resolved, That the Common Council hereby doclares Its Intention to Improve snld Conger ave nue In accordance with tho said plans, specifications and estimates, said im provement to consist of paving Bald Conger avenue with light bltullthlc pavement, and tho construction of storm sower thoreon, at the cost, as estimated by tho city engineer, of the sum of $25,765.60. And bo It further Resolved by the Common Council, That tho property listed and described In "Schedule A," hereto attached and so designated, and made a part of thla resolution', be nnd hereby Is declared benefited by said Improvement, and thattald prop erty to listed nnd described In said 40A. AND PLENTY Have 40 acre of Irrigated land, moetly In alfalfa, four mile eaat of Merrill, In n well Improved section. It' n dandy and very cheap at 18,400, Term. SeuCMIcet. 7 Scbedule A it hereby declared to bo 1lho property to be assessed for tho expente of said Improvomcnt. He It further Resolved, That Mon day, the 1st day of April, 1918, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m., at the Coun cil Chambers In the city hall, be fixed us the tlino nnd place for the bearing of objections and remomtrancen tifiiilii'it' said proposed Improvement, unit the Police Judge In hereby dl )i"liid to ruuso notice of Raid hear piovldcd. HCIIKDULK A I'ropci ly to h) Awicmcd for the Im pugnment of Conger Avenue I'nltwl Klnlcn of America Starting at n point marked by a stone 18x6x6 luclioi set In tho ground for the south east corficr of Joseph Conger' lot; snld stono bearing N. 41 deg K. 1094 feet mora or lot from the quarter crfrncr common to Sec' 31 and 31, Tp. 38 8., R. 9, K. W. M.; thence running S. C2 deg. E. 100 feet to Initial point of the following describ ed tract: Ilcglnnlng at aald Initial point nnd running touth C2 deg. 66 feet; thenco S. 43 deg. 30 mln. W. .109.R feet; thonco N. 57 deg, CO.! foot to the left or eatt bank of Link Itlvor; thence along said bank of Mnk itlvcr N. 2S deg. W. S6.4 feat; thonco N. 40 deg. 4 mln. E. 303.S feet to Initial point herein designated aa point of beginning, Florence 91. Ieavltt Beginning at 11 stono monument 18x6x6 incha. set In tho ground for the southeast corner of Joseph Conger'a lot; thence S. 71 deg. 30 mln. W. 300 link to the east or left bank of Link River; tboiKo H. 25 deg. E. along the aald bank of l.luk River to the northwest corner of tract heretofore sold to the United States of America; thence N.45 deg. 4 mln. K.303.8 feet; thence N. 52 deg. W. 200 feet more or leu to place of beginning, A 11 11 Id M. Richardson Katate-r-Be- Klnnliig at a stone monument in the "enter of tho northerly end of Conger avenue; thence N. 32 deg. 14 mln.W. 123.30 feet; thence S. 72 deg. II mln. W. to Mnk River; thence down l.luk Klvor to a point S. 73 deg. 12 mln. W. of the point of beginning; tl.ciiro N. 72 deg. 12 mln. east, to the point of beginning. Thomas Drake Beginning at a point N. 32 deg. 14 mln. W. 113.30 from a stone monument In the cen ter of the northerly end of Conger nvenuo; thence N. 32 deg. 14 mln, W. 259.95 feet; thence 8. 72 deg. IS mln. W. to Link River: thence down Mnk River to a point's. 72 deg. II mln. W. of tho point of beginning; tbcuce N. 72 deg. 12 mln. B. to the point of beginning. I. P. Tabor Beginning at a point N. 32 deg. 14 mln. W. 386.2S feet from n stone monument In the center or tho northerly end of Conger ave nue; thonco N. 32 deg. 14 mln. W. 92.90 feet; thence S. 72 deg. 12 mln. V, to Mnk River; thence down Link Itlvcr to n4 point S. 72 deg. 12 mln. WcJt of the point of beginning! thenco N. 72 deg. 12 mln. E. to the point of beginning: C. D. Wlllson Beginning at a point N. 32 deg. 14 mln. W. 479.15 feet from a stono monument In the center of tho northerly end of Conger nvenue: thenco north 32 deg. 14 mln. W. 70.20 feet; -thence 8. 71 deg. II mln. W. to Mnk River; thence down Mnk River to a point 72 deg. II mln. W. of tho point of beginning; thence N. 72 dog. 12 mln E. to the point of beginning. May P. wIlMon Beginning at a point N. 33 deg. 14 mln. W. 649.15 feet from a stone monument in the center of the northerly end of Con ner avenue; thence N. II deg. 14 mln. W. 88.88 feet; thence 8. 71 del. 12 mln W. to Link River; thence down Mnk River to n point 8. 71 leg. 12 mln. W. of the point of be ginning; thence N. 72 deg., H Bin. !.'. to the place of beginning. The Kliinmtli Development Co. That portion of lots 7 and 8 of Sec tion 32, Township 38 South, Range 9 K. W. M., lying between block 150 nnd 151, In Buna Vista Addition to tho city of Klamath Fall, Oregon, nnd the Easterly line of Conger ave nue. May D. Wlllson Beginning at a point S 65 dog. 26 mln. E. 115 feet fiont n stone monument at th end of Conger avenue (said monument being tho southeast corner of Joseph Conger's lot); thence S. 57 deg. 44 mln. E. 99 feet along the eatt aide of snld avenue; thence N. 48. deg. 18 mln. E. 80 feot along the north aide of snld avenue; thence 8. 48 deg. 45 mln. E. 5 feet; thence N.,41 deg. 15 mln. E. 100 feet; thence N. 40 deg. 30 mln. W. 186 feet; thence 8. IS deg. 15 mln. W. 211 feet to the place of beginning. May D. Wlllaon Lot 5 of block 104 in Buena Vltta Addition to the city of Klamath Fall, Oregon. J. a. Here Eatate Lot 10 of block 103 or Buena Vltta Addition to the City of Klamath Fall, Oregon. Andrew M. Collier Lot 11 of block 103 of Buena Vltta Addition to the City of Klamath Fall, Oregon. E. R. Ran Lota II and II of block 10S in Buena Vltta Addition to th Olty of Klaatatb Fall,,Orgon 'P. F. Brown nant W. K. Brew Lot 14 of block. 103 In Buena Vltta Addition to th City of Klaaaath Fall, Oregon, Anne Pteri Beginning nt a jiolut in See. IS, Tp.,11 ., R. 9 E, w. M., from which tb quarter lec tion corner on the north boundary line of said section II bears N. 11.14 chains' and E. 19.31 chain; run thence N. 49 deg. B. 1.8S chains to the right bank of Big Klamath Water Ditch; thence S. 39 deg. E. 7.84 chains; thence 8. 40- deg. W. to the easterly line of Conger avenue; thence northwesterly along tho east erly line of aald Conger avsnuo to In tersection of line N. 49 deg. E. of th point of beginning; except that por tion of the above described property heretofore told to Jackaon F. Kim ball. Jackson F. Krnsball Beginning on the easterly line of Conger avenue, 8. 42 deg. 18 mln. E 218.14 feet, and N. 47 deg. 42 mln. E. 17.6 feet from a stone monument In center of Conger avenue, which la N. 61 deg. 41 mln. E. 187 feet and N. 19 deg. 48 mln. W. 466.5 feet N. 48 deg. 18 mln. W. 587.5 feet from a stone mounment at the Intersection of the center line of Mala street and Payne alley; thence N. 47 dec. 41 mln. E. 76 feet to th westerly line of Ewanna Heights Addition to Klamath Falls. Oregon; thence 8. 19 deg. E. 60.88 feet; thence 8. 47 deg. 41 mln. W. 76 feet to the easterly line of Conger avenue; tnenc N. 41 deg. ll mil. W. 50 feet, along the eaaterly line of Conger avenue, to the place of be ginning. K. L. KUIott Lot 4 of block 1 In the town of Llnkvllle (now City of Klamath Falls), Oregon. H. B. Hargn Heirs Lot I of block 1 In the town o'f Llnkvllle (now City of Klamath Falls), Oregon. Antone Prarle Lot 7 of block 85 In the town of Llnkvllle (now City of Klamath Fall), Oregon. Alexander Martin EsUUnnd E. R. Keames Lot 6 of block 85 In the town of Llnkvllle (now City of Klam ath Fall), Oregon. Alexander Martin Estate and E. R. Keames Lots 1 and 8 of block 86 In the town of Llnkvllle (now City of Klamath Falls), Oregon. H. C. Telford Estate and Ray Tel ford Beginning at the southeasterly corner of lot 4 of block 86 la the town of Llnkvllle (now City of Klam- ath Falls', Oregon; thence northwest erly along the westerly Una of Con ger avenue SO feet; thence south westerly at right angles to Conger aveuue to Link River; thence south easterly along Link River to the southeasterly line of lots S and 4 of said block 26; thence eaaterly along tald line to Conger avenue and the point of beginning. H. C. Telford BtUte Beginning nt a point on th westerly line or con gr avenue, 80 feet northerly from the southeasterly comer of lot 4 of block 86 in the town of Llnkvllle (now 'City of Klamath Falls'. Ore gon; thence northerly along in west erly lino of Conger avenue, 86 feat; thelce southwesterly at right angles to Conger avenue to the. westerly line of lot I of aald block 16; ttunc southerly along th westerly Ha of said lot I, 16 feet; these eaaterly parallel with th southerly line of tald lots to th place of beginning.. Harry Telford Th northerly 64 feet of lota I and 4, block 16, In th town of Unkvill (now City ot Klam ath Falls) .Oregon; Also, Beginning at th northwesterly comer ot said lot 8 ot block 16; thence easterly along the ncrtbtrlr line of aald lots, to the westerly line ot Conger avenue; thence northerly along th westerly tin ot Conger avenue 66 feet; thence westerly-and parallel with the north erly line of said lots I, and 4, to Link River; thence southerly along Link Rivtr to th place ot beginning. IMrn of m Rotate of H. R. Mar gua Beginning at n point whiek la 9. 39 deg. E. 7.84 chains and N. 49 dtg. E. 1.11 chains from a point from which the quarter section corner on the north line of Section II, Town- ihlp SI south, Range 9 Eaat, Wlllam- ette Meridian, bears N. SS.84 chains and east 19.88 chains; thsnee 8. 89 deg. E. 8 chain and 76 link; thence 8. 40 deg. W. 1.66 chain; these 8. 17 dg. W. 8.50 chains to the east hank of Link River; thence N. 73 deg. W. S.10 chains; tbsne N. 68 deg. 65 mln. E. 5.76 chains to the place of beginning; excepting that portion lying east of the westerly Ha of Conger avenue la the City ot Klam ath Falls, Oregon, Jackaon F. Kimball Commencing at th Intersection ot tho center of Conger avsau and Main etreeta In th City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, according to the plat of the survey of Conger avenne aa recorded In Plat hook 8 In th oSc of th county clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, taking th center of Main atreet aa N 60 deg. 48 mln. D. thane N. 19 deg. 41 mln. W. 466.5 feat; these N. 41 deg. II mln. W. 14.11. feet; thence 8. 41 deg. 10 mln'; W. 17.6 feet to the beginning ot the land hereby described; those N. 41 deg, II. mln. Wt a oaf ta south lis of 1 vi -t. v ( w t 1 paok mum qM Congsr avenue 65 feet; taeMe.seatb 19 deg. 30 mln. W. 185 feet; the S. 42 deg. 18 mln. E. 15 feet; thsw' 8., 49 deg. 30 mln. W. to the aat r left bank of Link River; thine dews said Link River along the eaiterly or left bank 60 feet or more to the llnej of the property of the heirs of H. B.. iHargui; thence north 49 deg. 30 mln. E. to the west line ot Conger avenue and the place of beginning. William M. Duncan Commencing at the Intersection ot the centers of Conger nvonuo and Main, street, ac cording to the recorded, plat of the sirvoy of Conger avenue, thence N. 19 deg. 48 mln. W. 466.5 feet; thenc N. 42 deg. 18 mln. W. 169.33 feet; thence S. 49 deg. 30 mln. W. 17.5 feet lo the beginning of the descrip tion of this land; thence south 49 deg. 30 mln. W. 125 feet; thonre S. 42 deg, 18 tnlu. E. 15 feot; thence 8. 49 deg. 30 mln W. to the eaat or left bunk of Link River; thence N. 73 Ang. W. up nlrenm along said river to the smith boundary ci property of Arum Pierce; thence N. 49 deg. 30 mln. E. to the Intersection with the westerly line of Conger avenue; thence 8. 48 deg. 18 mln. W. 90.80 feet along the woit boundary ot snld Conger avenue to the place or beginning. Agnes Pierre Commencing at the Intersection ot the center' of Conger avonue and Main street, according to the recorded plat of the survey of Conger avenue; thence N. 19 deg. 48 mln. W. 465.5 feet; thence N. 48 deg. 18 mln. W. 860.13 feet; thence 8. 49 deg. 30 mln. W. 17.6 feet to the be ginning of the description of this land; thence N. 42 deg. 18 mln. W. along the westerly line of Conger avs nuo 33.80 feet; tbe'nce south 40 deg. 30 mln. W. to the east or left bank of Klamath River; thence southerly along said river bank to a polnt.S. 49' deg. 30 mln. W. of the place ot be ginning; thence N. 49 deg. 30 mln. E. to the place ot beginning." J. C. Reach Estate Commencing at thn intersection of the centers of Conger avenue and Main atreet; thence N. 19 deg. 48 mln. W. 466.6 feet; thence N. 42 deg. 18 mln. W. 383.93 feet; thence 8. 49 deg. SO mln. W. 17.5 feet to the beginning ot th description of this land; thence N. 48 deg. 18 mln. W. 70 feet along the westerly line of Conger avenue; thence 8. 49 deg. 30 mln. W. to th east or left bank of Link River;' thence southerly along aald river bank to a point 8. 40 deg. 80 mln. W. of the place of beginning; thenc N. 40 deg. SO mln. E. to the plac ot beginning. J. W. Siemens Beginning at a point from which the L section cor ner on the north line of Sec. SS, Tp.' 38 b R. 9 E. W. M., bears north 11.14 chalaa and east 19.11 chalna; thence south 41 deg. E. 190 links; thence S. 49 deg. W. 650 links; theucc N. 41 deg. W. 100 links; thonco N. 40 deg. Ev 660 links to tho place of beginning. 4'aUfomlB'Oreajon Power Co. Commencing at the Intersection of th canters of Conger avenue and Main atreet; thance N. 19 deg. 48 mln. W. 465.5 feet; thence N. 41 deg. .18 mln. W. 587.6 feet; these 8. 65 deg. 58 mln. W. 19.1 feet to the beginning of the description ot this land; thsnee N. 47 deg. II mln. W. 181.1 feet along tho weaterly line ot Conger avenue; thence 8. 44 deg. 15 mln. W. 134.4 feet; thence N. 4 deg. 18 mln. W. 18 feet; thence 8. 16 dec. 41 mln. W. 40 feet; thence S. 44 deg. II mln. W. to th left -or at bank ot Link Rlvsr; thence souther ly along the tald river bank to n point which ia 49 deg. W. ot th point ot beginning; thence N. 49 . deg. B. to the place ot beginning. Russell A. Alford Beginning nt n point from which the K section cor ner on the north line ot Section II, Township 18 south, Rang eaat ot Willamette Meridian bear N. 10.01 chalna and eatt 88.96 chalna; thenc north 48 deg. W. 1.S7 chalaa; thence 8. 49 deg. W. 1.80 chains; thence N. 61 deg. W. 0.60 chalna; thence 8. 5714 deg. W. 5 ehalna to Link River; thence 8. 67 deg. E. 8.49 chalna along aald river; thence N. 44 deg. SI mln. B. 1.90 chains to th N.W. corner ot Klamath Falls Light ft Water Co. lot; thence eaat along the north ltne of tald lot .61 chalna; thence south 0.10 chalna along the east line) ot said lot; thence N. 44 deg. 85 mln. E. 1.55 chalna to plac of beginning. 1 KlaniatU Canal Company Begin ning at the southeast corner of O. C, Applegate's lot according to survey of B. F. Meyer, made Juno 29, 1880; -thence running N.52 deg, W.47 links; thenc N. 43 deg. 30 mln. E. 133 links; thence S. 48 deg. 46 mln. V. 107 links; thence 8. 49 deg. W. 130 links; thence N. 61 deg, 60 links to th plac of beginning. Stat ot Oregon, City of Klamath Falls, as: i - County of Klamath. " I, A. L. Leavitt, Police Judge ot i' the City pf Klamath Falls, Oregos, " do hereby certify that th feregetac' la a duly enrolled copy of th raeeltt- J tlon adopted by th Common Cons) j$m on th Hat day t February,, 1911, 'trn'M Jt. 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