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la tbe County Court ot the. State
at Oregon.fer the County ot Klamath.
Notice .Is aercbr glwn.tbathearrnc
a tbe following petition wim beU
at tbe Court House In tbe City ot
Kttmatb rail. County of JUamath.
Mat of Oregon, on tbe ur day rt
sjaatember. 1920. for tbe purpo-e of
fetermtnlBK wk-jtber the prsyer of
aald petition shall be granted.
All persona owning or claiming an
tattarest In lands described r In said
atltlen are hereby notified to nonpar
at Bald place on saia amti ""'
aaae, If any tbvre, be. why the prayer
at aald petition snan not w granica.
C. R. DE LAP.
(BmI) County Clerk.
-y GARRETT K. VAN RIPER.
- , Peputy.
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PETITIOX
la tbe County Court of tbe State ot
Oregon for toe county- oi iviamam.
la the Matter of the Organization
C tae Wocus Drainage District.
To the Honorable County Court of
Klamath County, Oregen:
tH undersigned, yonr petitioners,
refpoctruily petition and shew:
Tkat they desire to organire and
fans a drainage district to be known
aa tbe Wocus Drainage District urf
Wand in accordance with Chapter
ot- the General Laws of the Stato
f Ortwon f:r 1915 tpage 54) niea
taVtk office ot the Secretary of Stale
Vmhnarr SC. 115: as amended by
-dJaadW 414 of General Laws of tbe
oi uregon ror in; u ucnu-
kT chanters 184. 143. 39. 30
laws ot tae state oi urrgon
tarllt.
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Tk deaeriptlon of all lands la,
Metl tarin an aa follows:,
la Towashlp 31 South of Range I
-maM W. If.
action 7; Lots 3. 14. $ and 8, and
tka abuih'half of the southeast, quar
tan and lots'l. 2.'10 and ,5. ' '
Section's; Lots 3, 4, 5. 7. 8, .
10.
Section 9: Lots 4, 5. 6, 7 and South
halt of the Southeast quarter;.
Section 10; South half ot tbe
Soathwest quarter,
Section 15; Nsrthwest quarter, and
Lou 3. 4. . iu ana n. .
, Section 16; all of Section.
Section 17: North half. 8outh,at
quarter. East half of Southwetqaar-
ter. Northwest quarter of the South
west quarter, Lot 3, and Northwest
qaarter. i
Section IS; North half of North!
east quarter. Southeast quarter o(
Northeast quarter, Northeast quarter
of Southeast quarter, and Lots G, 6,
7 and 8. . ,
Section Z0; Northeast quarter;
Northeast quarter of Northwest quar
ter. North bnlf of Ror.-rist quarter,
an3 Lots 4, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Section 21; all of Section.
Section 22; West' half. Lots 3, 4.
C, , 7 and 8, and 2 and Southwest
quarter ot Northeast quarter,
Also that part of Lot 1 of Section.
32, and that 'part ot Lots 2 and 5 f
Section 15 which lies west ot the lei
lowing line, to-wit; Beginning at th
Northeast corner of Lot 3 of said sec
tion 22, thenee North 1435 feet to the
eater of the "Neck" thence North 38
degrees 61 minutes wi
following "Neck" to Intersection with
north and south center line oi bccnoii
IS.
Section 23; Southwest quarter of
Southwest quarter. '
Section 25; All fractional Section
35 except Lots 1 and 4.
Section 2C; West half. Southeast
quarter, West half ct Northeast quar
ter, Southeast quarter of Northeast
quarter.
.Section 27: All Section.
v "Section 21; Northeast quarter,
Northeast quarter of Northwest quar
ter. Lola 3. s, 4. 6, , t ana .
Section 31; Lot 8.
- Boctlon 34: North halt of Norlu
east Quarter. Southwest quarter of
Northeast quarter; East half t
Southeast quarter, Northwest quar
ter.
.Section 35: West half ot Northeast
oeartor: 8tutheast quarter ot North-
fast quarter; Rast halt ot Northwest
quarter; South half of Southwest
quarter, and Southeast, quarter.
Section 31; North halt of North
east quarter, and West half. '
t In Tuwnshln 39 South ot Ranee 8
East W. M.
" Section 2; North half of Northeast I
quarter, and Southwest quarter ot
northeast quarter. .
' All of the above described lands
constitute a contiguous body' of
swamp; wet and overflowed lands
now In process .of reclamation.
III. ' i
The total acreage Included In said
lands and to be Included In the dis
trict aforesaid Is 5,000 acres all In
Klamath County, Oregon.
IV. nv.
The names of tbe owners of .the
above described land to be Included
In said district, as shown by the rec
ords of the county, and 'the acreage
owned by each of such owners re
spectively axe as follews:
(a) Geary Investment Company
(a corporation) Is tbe owner of one-
half of the acreage described above
as Included In the proposed district
to) iioocrt it. cms is ine owner
ot onv-fourth of the acreage describ
ed above as Included in the proposed
district.
(c) J. C. Elliott King Is the owner
of one-fourth of the acreage describ
ed above as Included Jn the proposed
aiitrict.
V.
Said district Is to be organized for
tn construction, operation and main
tenance of a drainage and Irrigation
system and the. reclamation at Mid
lands and protection thereof from the
overflow' ot the Upper Klamath Lake
and the natural drainage from the
surrounding hills upon said land, and
the proposed reclamation and protec
tion aforesaid Is tor agricultural pur
poses and will be conducive to tbe
public welfare and will be of public
Mncrit.
VI.
All the lands above described and
to be Included in said proposed dls'
trict are and 'Should be properly lu
eluded therein, and will bo benefl
dally affected by the operation of
the proposed district.
VII.
The benefit ot auch proposed, rec
lamatlon and protection will exceed
tbe cost Incurred and any damage
that may be done, and the best Inter
ests of the land aforesaid to be in
eladed la tbe district and of the
owaer of such land a a whole, and
of the public at large, will be pro
moted by the formation and proposed
operations of such district.
VIII.
Tbe formation of a drainage dla?
trlct under the provisions ot the act
aforesaid is a proper and advanta
geous method of accomplishing tbe
reclamation and protection of the
lands aforesaid to .be Included
therein.
IX.
Tbe proposed plan of reclamation
and protection Is to provide where
necestary. proper and suitable dikes
to prevent the overflow of waters ot
Upper-Klumatb Lake. 'and to drain
the.iland. by ditches or '.otherwise,
supplementing said works by pump
ing, plants or other methods affording
drainage; ts provide by canals, In
taJces and headgatei and pumps, a
more syctematlc, economical and effi
cient means of Irrigation; and to pro
vldtt protectlou as may be best suited
to accomplish the purpowj. Said
lantlK in general are partially reclaim
ed swamp and-ovcrflow lands. Said
lunds hre now protected from over
flow by dikes,, and an Improved sys
tem of drainage, and Irrigation Is In
process of.constructlon, and tbe pro-
nnnaa Dliin will include aucn uuui-
tlonsl dikes, drainage and Irrkatlon
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lavaMlgatloa aad surveys mayiPfrmlt
elimination shall be declared, organ
ised lato a drainage district, aha that
siici' nd other and further proceed
ing be had a may be necessary and
proper.
GEARY INVESTMENT COMPANY,
- My AGNES M. OBAHY.
President.
n ROtlERT II. ELLIS,
J. C. ELLIOTT KING.
State ct Oregon,
County of Multnomah! ss.
. I. J. C. Elliott King, being first
duly sworn. 'say that I am one ot the
petitioners in the above petition; that
I hate read the aald petition, am ram
lllar with the content thereof and
believe the allegations thereof to bu
true.
J. C. ELLIOTT KINO. .
Subscribed and sworn 'to before me
this 10th day or June. 1930.
ARTHUR M. OEARY.
Notary Publte for Oregon.
(Notarial Seal)
My commission expires
April 22. 1924.
July 8,-lt-23-;9-8
MERRILL OBSERVES
FOURTH OFMULY
STILL THEY COME
And they sr coming to our store simply because they are getting the maximum
of Satisfaction for their Money. It's noticeable, too, that when they come once,
they are sure to come again. Here are a few of our Bargains:
8ltt'n White Hoop. 18 liars for .'-v r- .i.
Mexican lied llnn. 12 IN, for '. SI.0
I'etltn Prunes, 6 lbs. for .. , ....... . .....' .....".. ..Sl.tMl'
lloruv Chips, 20 Mule Team,, package . . .' i n,,vv.,...'!4Uc
I'lmrllno, small, regular ir cents; Special .......,. ...tlr
'Cullfurn.a Kancy Itayo Ilraux, 9 pounds for .'... J'-,. K'.
Milk. Hpvclal, ran . ....."....;.. .....'. IB
Klnrxfcrd Glori Htitrrh, Hperlal, package :.,.'.,..-.'...'.. 14c
Hluti Knrti Syrup, 1 H pound, Special, ran ,..,J... ...!
. Welch's OrsrSt Juice, Pint' Untiles, Special, 44t Cunrt Hotti-,vJlto
Charn tc Sanborn's Coffee, 1 Ih Regular 6Cc, Hpecll...i....j.,.,.ilu
MERRILL, July . 8. Appropriate
service were held on the Fourth of
July at Merrill, Oregon, Tbe serv
ices' In the morning were held In the
Presbyterian church. Attorney Mark
ot Merrill delivering the address,
after which the audience repaired to
tho I. O. O. P. hall whero the ladles
served a bountiful dinner, at the close
of which a general program was ren
dered consisting of songs, the read
ing cf the" Declaration of'lndepend
ence by Miss lllll. followed by brief
addresses by moro than a doxen of
the citizens? The exvrelsM wens
closed by a stirring address on patri
otism by Dr. Wolfe ot the Presbyter
Ian c hureb and the singing of "My
CouniryTls of Thee." A large num
ber of tbe citizens had gathered to
gether for the occasion and expressed
a desire for more cf such community
gatherings.
Merrill is on the forward move, a
number of new buildings are to be
ere:ted In the near future. Mr. An-?
derson Is now putting up a fine new
store building on Main street. Sev
eral good rains of late have caused
the. dry farmers to greatly rejoice,
and the prospects are for a good bar
vest Ibis year.
A big Tom Thumb wedding is to' be
given at the Presbyterian church this
evening.
' It 'it reported that E. M. Bubbs, tbe
banker. Is soon to leave town, which
I very much regretted.
Miss Doris Ady gave a Fourth of
July dinner to a number of her, girl
frieatt.
r'ruILSulnd. large site, Spnclul ,.p..,A0c
ii,itiTi. 2 fnrMA rt., or IV r Cute:. -.--tv.MwtaVVs
Cbat-v Sanborn's t.'olfoe. 2 lb., Regular $1.25. Spuclal SI.UO
Polger's Teu. Illack or Green, IUkuImx 50c lti. Special ,...., ...,40c
Host (1 ratio fruit
('on;nor Tom.t
Mecco Corn. 2 for 3fl rt r IVr Caso ... .4.lft
lit)ji5y.(loody I'eas. 2 for "W 1., or Per Cau..,, ....! 4.M
lleKulnr 45 ct. Hulk Coffee, Special '. lL..J..:..Mc
K C llsking PoMh-r. Regular SO ct. can. Special......... ........70c
i. i. nuKing rowu'.T, uvKUiar bv ct.
K C. llrtkltiv Powder. Regular 25 ct.
mil. Special,..,
run, Sp'-clul...,
..'430
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ENDERS
SAYS
Why, yes, CHERRIES hae Wen upon the market-for some time
and, say, the quality is all right, but I can't say that much for the
quantity. Do you know that the cherry crop this year is hardly
more than fifty per cent of normal? At that, we have a moderate
supply on Kami; we get them fresh every day you know the
kind those nice, big, luscious cherries that do not require a great
deal of sugar for canning, and if you do not delay, you can get
your season's supply without any difficulty. But, remember, she
who hesitates is' lost. The person who said "there is no time like
the prefent" surely must have been thinking about this year's
cherry crop.
FI.HAL ACCOUNT FILED
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. , In tbe Matter of the Estate of Levi
K .Wllllts, deceased.
Notice "Is "hereby given 'that the
undersigned on the 21st day ot June.
1920.. filed In the. above entitled
CdarV and matter her final rtrennnt.
and that Saturday, .the 24th day of
July. 1920, at 2 o'clock p. m., !n the
courtroom of tho nhove entitled court,
ha) been fixed ns.the tlmo and place
where tho court will bear objections
thereto and settlo the same, and ap
prove or roject sain' account.
Dated this 21st day of Juno. 1320.
. LAURA A. WILLITS.
Administratrix of said Estate.
June. 22-29-6-13-20
Successors to
ROBERTS tt WHITMORE
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice 1 hereby given that the un
dersigned have bees duly appointed
canals and work a will be- deemed Administrates of tbe Estate oft
necessary.
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All of the undemgnod petitioners
have agreed, and do hereby agree,
that they will pay any and all ex
pense Incurred and any tax or taxe
that may be levied against tbelr lands
respectively, for tbe purpose of pay
ing tbe expense ot organising or at
tempting Jo organize the proposed
district.
WHEREFORE your petitioners
pray that tbe lands herein described,
or such part of them aa may be found!
George T. Baldwin, deceased, by tbe
County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Klamath, and all.
person having claim against said
Estate are hereby directed to present
tba same to Wilt W. Baldwin, one of
aid Administrator, at th Baldwin
Hardware Store, at Klamath Fait.
Oregon, duly verified, wltbia six
oaths after the date of tbl notice.
Dated Klamath rail. Oregon,
June 22, 1920.
WILL, W. BAUUW1N,
J. A. GORDON,
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bv the court to be properly Included Administrator of the Estate of
In tbe proposed district aforesaid, Oeorge T. Baldwin, deceased,
either permanently or until further, June 22-2.9-6-13-20
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