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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1927)
J'agp Eight FULL TEXT OF LEASE OF LOWER KLAMATH LAKE In order that all may be familiar with all ; detail of the lease entered into be . tween the United States Government and the Lower Klamath Lake Graz 1' .ing Association, it is herewith Print ed in full. 1' Thla lvaac.''mado thia firat'the Vnlted State rental cnamea lav -nt SoDlember. A. D. 19!T. in puv-tiiine. ldo r-p or june ii. 1o-: Slaw . and act. amiimUtory ther.'Ol o aupple-' , , , ' . u.cnlary thereto, between thn;nd 14 10 for -n' nd otl,r ruTtedwKAtes of America-, herein- ufu-r .atyled tho t'nitvd Statns. aaid rental ahall be due and pay r. pr.iVntid by the officer execut-! ,b0 monthly at the office of the it-'K this lease, and subject to the approvul of the commissioner of , .e ..urea., o. ..a..on. the Lower Klamath Lake lirailng . u i utswulallcn. a corporation orita- . eInDloreo of -u,e- United I'" na apply lo and bind the iilscd and cxistinn under and b.vlSlMM jall I have the right at all!,Mlns of ,he l'nlted States, and virtue oi ioe ia ' " ..f ri.,. hnrafn.ft.P iilvle.1 te ..... --. - - li'ssee. Witni'ssetb : 1. WHEUEAS. the Vnited ed on the leased premises. Any Sinhjsis igacHl in the construe-, charges not paid when due ahall tliiir-Ttntt opeTatlonr and matntrn-; bear interest at the ra'.e of tea t n.e -nt the Klamath Irrlsation ; per c.-nturo per annum from the pintert, 'ituate primarily in the'date when due nntil paid, rsii pt Oregon: but aa to part' , Ib addition to the amount ;r iiorjion thereof situate also In t0 p, to the I'nited 8&te tbn Suite of California, and in!on an)i t0T rvatai or grating connection "therewith has lowered prlvlll,K06 0B tne leased prcmlsee the water level of Little or Lower jlne isee shall maintain at all kl.-unaih lake aa authorired by.mM on ,deqUate fire patrol and thet Act of February S. 105 (JJ lake suitable .precautions to pre .St:ij., 714. and ;,; vent and exttnukh fires on the . WHEREAS, by the Act ot premises hereby ' 'leased. Vpon January JO. 1905 . (General Laws' failure of the". lessee , to properly of )L)r.'Kon. 1905. p. 63.) and by patrol and protect .' the leased t'jej Act of February S. 1905 (Ca!-i premises from tire, the United lioiuia Statutes.' 1905. p. 4 I there'states may do so and the leasee: n.ns ceded to tbe Tnitcd States ,ha!l pay the cost thereof within alllthi-. riRht. title. Interest and ten tlOi days .after receipt of claim of the States ot Oregon and bill. . CaCftrnia. in and to the lands' 10. in the' bse oi the leased uncovered by tbe lowering of the'premises the,lrese shall falth-:ij.-r level of the aforesaid lake.'fi)y observe the following con iiii4 " ' Iditions. and each of them: t. 'WHEREAS, a large body) (a) The leasee1 shall permit of und has been uncovered and others to graze sheep upon the putty reclaimed through the op- leased premises, under approprl i aliens ot the Vnlted States ln'ate regulations to be prescribed lowering the water level of the an lessee, but the water of.jresaid Little or Lcwer Klam- users under the Klamath project. r.ilZ lake, which land has not as shall have a first and preferential yet be n disposed of under the right under sach regulations to provisions of tbe national recla- eraIO their sheep upon such ration laws, and la presently best premises, which' right.' however, adapied to grazing uses; shall not be assignable. . V NOW.' THEREFORE, In, . (b) The charges' exacted by coikideriitton of the rents and the lessee from" others for grazing covenants herein specified, it is privileges on. the leased premises hereby mutually agreed by tbe shall be uniform and not la ex parties hereto, as follows: jcees of an amount which. In the 6. Subject td the conditions opinion of the commissioner of ..ereinarter set forth, the l'nlted the bureau of reclamation, or States does hereby lease to the his authorized representative in li-s:;ee, for grazing purposes only, charge of the Klamath, project, nil lands uncovered by the United Is sufficient to cover a reasonable states in the lowering of Little or cost ot administration ' of such Lower Klamath lake, with privll- premises. ei and appurtenences; subject,) (c) No unlawful business shall nevertheless, to be exceptlcns and be carried on.. .".' is reservations set out in the next! (d) The state laws .relating MidecdinK article. ' 1. There are excepted and re- animals shall be followed.. serVed froihrthe lease, of the lands j (e) The regulations of the def rlbed in Article t hereof, the. bureau, of reclamation relating to following: jthe leasing cf lands shall be-folia I ' All lands to which private, lowed. . .... . i. ii tins have lawfully' attached! f) The regulations.. of tbe l.rlor to the date ot this lease, biological survey relating to bird "tin The rights of' way for preserves shall be followed, diti hes and canals provided by j (g) No fence, with or without Ihit Art of August 30.-1S90 2S gates, shall be constructed upon Mat.. ' 3l. i j or across the fight of way ct any lc) All rights 'cf way here- canal or lateral operated or con tofi.re' aequired or initiated for polled by-the United States." bihwiays. railroads, irrigation j-; ;; (h)J No waste shall be com-wot-k,i or for any othe'r.purpose. mited. ' '"' ! . jdh.v.Tbe right to remove from'., n. Neither .this lease por any f,.iitl lands Any or all t.mber. both interest therein shall be transfer-fd.-itidiog and down, subject, how- red by the lessee, without the eiMi. to the iright of the lessee! written consent of tho United loiuse timber, from the leased states made by the officer execut .iml.''es, if any, for repairs upon ing thia lease on behalf ot the fi'ti-ca and other structures be- l'nlted States, and until payment linking to the leased premises, has been made to the United n for domestic use on the states of tbe sum of ten dollars l.rmissjis. ul ,Xor( no other pur-' ( $10.00) to cover the expense p.isju. " '. lot approving such transfer. je) f The rignt to continue thej 12. This lease shall terminate construction,' and operation and and all rights of ' the lessee here mrAntenanre, of any Irrigation uder shall cease, and the lessee works now located on said lands. jsj-.all quietly and. peaceably dol f) The right to care for any iver to the United- States posses fcilerul bird preserve now located Mon of tltu leased premises In on said lauds. . J like condition, as when taken. Jg) The right to prospect and developments- for oil, tai. coal, and otner minerals, on lauds, under the act of Or- toS.'r 40 -Stat.. 297,) unl Hie act oT ,,TbT"ry . I'2" Ol Statv,.T.l .. . (hi A right of way along uln section flttes; or other prac- II. se4t !)! routes'. when locations on lion lines ate not feasible. tnJi'ly to .give Ingress to. passage ovfr, nnd egresa from all of said' In adv. . . I) ..The right of the officers. ; apen!. employees, licensees, and p.-fmlVen ot the United States,, at nil proper times and places, I fn. ly to have ingress to, passage j over and egress from all of the sa(il lands, for the purpose of ex ercising.' enforcing and protecting ihe rights described In and re served by this arlicic. ' l. ' The lease of tho premises d.-V'Tlhcfl In Article hereof ahall h.'. fur the period from the dale hereof,, lo December .11. 1928, hath slates inclusive, unless sooner- termlnnled as hereinafter pro vided. Th losaeo shall pay to for the use of said aremiscs atl the rate of 0.01 per month per. hMll f . t0 oi ... anlmala grated thereon, antcn hueran ot reclamation at Klam ath Kails. Ore., on the tenth day .... . . . he, close , of lh .. l,"-,-L, reascnable times to Inspect the .... I .i,, an(j records of Ue lossee; lor the Durnoae- ot determining ! the number of head ot stock grat- to gophers and other predatory reasonable wear ana damage by the elements excepted: (a) At the expiration of the Mom 'n Pop CTThs, HOME V BOTH cOOv 5 '. ( . U 3 I : . ; Dor-T-MooSMT ( tmouC'H voc L'J j:,' .'I I i we o vor hc V hsc Sooo I r s v . eV I WEj , l ffnf-p S-l fSfsrl ill - a,r 0 I MOM', J a...." :M 111! K''rlSO 6a. s: .' v. l W ,.i. - ilA.. J : tirw .is provided by Article eight: Ion and assigns or the lessee. JimI to sign It. In hcliulf o( lliin us of I IN WITNKSS WIIKKBOK, the mdutlu." f bl After failure, of tbtt Ira- parties imv hereunto subscribed I further certify thai on I hi' m td ebserre (Dy of the oti'tl-1 ,h,.lr ,, , of Ihe dato first first ' of September, lS7, Hi. tinns of Article right, nine, tva'abov written, above resolution was .till la svl eleven, and oo the tenth day! TK rxlTKn sTATKK OK -for.-. and on lh. mild first day tallowing service of written amkHU'A cf September. 1!T. -aid loir notice on th lessee of termlna-, KvMfnet o( au,nu.Uv tl) mari by Jumc. OKeofe and tlon b.uw of fallur. to ob.orvel (nnlm(in(ii: ,A AnMfa ,, ,, Jamis ruch condition. I. A. I. An.lrleu. aevretary of.OKecfe In problem mid A I.. The notice provided by this t,f ,,r,.r Klumath Lake Oraatng Andrlcu la aeereiary of said com artlrle shall be served by nU-'.wo,.in.i0. a cornoiatlon oren- Pany. tered mail to tbe postoftlce ad-' drcsa of the leasee given at lhej0j ,h state .of Oregon, do hcre-'have foot of tbia Irana and tho mall Ing of such notice pronorly en- closed, addraaaod. atatnped and reslatered. ahall be considered r.'ivlee. 3. No member of or delegate iniii. --' ioh"u. " """"o ' any;ot hi.b the roll..lnK la a cor- tnare or pan oi tou contract or,reet cop) : to any benefit to arise therefrom. j "On motion made and second- .Nothloa. nowever. Herein coitain- ed snail be construed to ej'.oart , to. any Incorporated company If Itbe contract be tor tb Kanaral'thla association be accepted with- Icnefit of auch corporation or company. t 11. Vho provisions of thla - "" - .-- 1 ,. e ity, t. trei4. tsw THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OliEGON. -nd ,.B,init uni.r ,h. laws! j by frtity that at a duly cnllvdl m,,..- ol th hoard of dlraotorni o( ,al1 rommnv which a onurllll, r id director, wore'..... . ....... . i prewent held at Morrill. Oregon, on the flrat day of September od. It was reajlved unanimoualy that the leave of the public lands in the Lower Klamath lake to out chnnc as presented by bur- U.iu of I'. S. 11. S.. at Klamath Kails, Ore and the president and!,.,lu1' now' . a.iys. - , pro .amy aecretnry of the Lower Klamath Uke Uruslni; associnlton. be and i ..i--- .- - The cigarette first pktce hy its goodness 0 The greatest endorsement ever given i m , r -in-.' i'. i to a cigarette is revealed by the fact that Government figures show that I I more Camels are being smoked today than ever before An endorse ment by the many not the few ' I : I V.' So? i '- , im so 6ir YOORF P.ACk 1 C-OOIC MABOtY WAiT- 6C'ir 3 M)t.'-: Wi1 . IN WITNESS WIIKUKOr'. I hereunto act my hand. thl flrxt day of Scpii'inlipr. 1 9 JT, A. I.. ANiil!: S'TV. TO UKTIIIK AT 1 fOHITS CllltlS'l'l. T.x . Oct. 11. tAl'l Walklim a distance e'lual to four times around thet earth and carrying pounds of mail la the rec (i. M. Lillle, Corpus I'lirl carrier, who becomes eliKilile lor retirement on October S. hti sixiy-flfth birthday. Hut he wou't retire. I'nc!e Sam has granted htm a two years extension. "If ni'lli'tu a inu kmih. ion anin thnro't iin old iiyiK that a 'man wilt runt out a (tut na iu'H wear oui." jO voore 6i.no To Gf POP, l( ? KETasilKisKi'.E. Aftour Firry 1 f WCLL- wen. PttXLMfilH 7HC Times a dtc Yl M YOUD nit :c. i . BC HOMO . '(:omixo To V KR.j i '. svsvi:m iir aiiiwavh - - WASH IXHTON, Oct. 1.1. I AIM f-AllliniiKh lliii ueroiu'ullra sec tiim of I lio department or oniu men )ui been In operation a relatively uliiiit tunc, it U rrudy able to present showing that by Hie i'iiiI or lt firm full year of service, Iiiwiii- hi-r l. ' apprnxlinHi'ly M.i'U'i milM of aluiidurd airwaya will bu Good Teeth Are (Jood ri-vsi'i-vo your ti'i'th by at regular intervals. Exm'iw watchfulncs for your own good. Your 'v so maii? health is involved and "An Ounce of I'reven- tionls Wortli a round Portland Painless Dentists r- ill p. ,. vvi, i i ill vjc ivtaiii that earned If all cigarettes were as good as Camel yon tcotWtln'f hear anything about special treatments to mafcc cjjart'tfcs good for the throat. Nothing takes the llacc of choice tobaccos. hi. - j hi I . VOL.? . ! available for noil-military avlu- ' tlmi III tin' Cnlli'd Mule. A standard airways, n the sc. - lion grades It. must h for inn airplane whit Hi" highway la lor Hi" toolorlal. IuliK.rs ami mm rultlca ordliiarlly encountered by apilhe sky traveler mil it be reduced I to a iiiiiilmiiin. A mirtibor of amtlona of lh i airwaya Ihua tar npprovi'd r llahli'd and -milppd wllh i'inir - the Foundation of Health havinp; them osuett for i of Cure." ni qa ) i.v.iv f-w , j . By Taylor ' frTli '- . , r 113 i f ATif WAT MAOC - err. u mt orr. gVsa. Tlmrsi.ay. fMi.W 13, 1 027. gonry I.iiiiIIiih f li'lilx lit rri'iin'lil luK'rvala, wllh lii'nroiiM tu guldn ; n(i fairways in ulli'lil upon if n,,,.,,,,, uiuklug, flying almost aa anfn at til at tit an by dayllKhl. Tim network reaches from coast to roast, and from holdi'r n border, and the lines arn in 0 brunili out In Iho Hint V, yeara to niako an i-vmi tuoia ; ctiuitirwliriialvo ayalrni. KV AXtiKI.IMC'H I'IOI'I.K; iti in n ii vti 11 I-ix kiii ST. MAItTINSVII.I.K. La.. Oct. 13. tAl'l Kvaiigi'llMO would hum cuuse, In llliU'"'il, hi keep bellilllth vl Tin k on I lui biiias of tho aiteil llayoil Tache were she ullvo to day. but In her sorrow Ibern would also be pride. For alriigiillnx In the disaster ot Ihe Mississippi flood, which drove I he in nine arnlu tnlA exile. lrX pi. umong tiie pi.iiinsii Id- elr iun honuly of water hyacinths and uioa-draped spn'uillng oaks. I'rllllilvss. U bout evert III promise of a crop In replace those destroyed, some of the Acadlans are seeking new lands. On one ileseried, huir-w reeked farmhouse la the tnll-lu'e sign: "For Hale Cheap." Hut must of the quaint peopln are made of hurdler Bluff. Many of Inn houses are gleaming with ( new pilot, and the fields again are plowed and plnuled in ated. Their great hope la sntety from floods of Ihe future. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. of Neu York Local Representatives: I', J. II, ItOlllVHOV I., lilt II KV Tel. .Vii-W-I While In 'rescenl ( llf Ht.ip al VAN S AI TO CAMP Crabs. Clams. ' Oood Ocean, Fishing. Spcrbil Weekly llnlee GREEN LANTERN CAFETERIA llreakfast 7 a m to 9 a. nt. I. limb "III. in lo I p. oi. Dinner - i p m. In p m Haudwtchea and special &uc htnuk dinner bi'tween serving hours. Home Cot. bed' Kata. llul.k Hervlie Jaiw I'rlcea. .12.1 Main SI., op. Court House ! IMI'FII IIAMilNO IMIXTIMi v TINTIVti SMITH BROS. I.imi IVr IIimhii l'i I'liolie 400 S Kiartlne Julr 1 1 Red Ball Stage Line Two Dally Si ago. Ik-lwcro kluinulli rails anil l.akevli-w lttvlntf N:;Mlsinornliit Ixailnii 'J:lMI . M. leaves IlKCKAKD'S A I o Sliige Office Phone 77 or 600 HOWARD Transportation Co. STAGES leaving Klnmnlh Fulls Ti.lO A. si., IO:imi A. M., I I. M.. 4:40 P, M., nuklnK rnnnrc Ions to 1'nrlliinit and way polnta wime tiny. Connections at Aslilunil with l'lrkwlck HI sites for California points 7. an A. M. anil I P. M. fltuges make direct through connections to Portland and Ken I lie 10 A. M. and 4:40 P. M. Hinges make direct con. sections to Hurt Krnnrlsco and I .os Angeles, IMnl orrica nil Main Ht. Phono Olrtl Chiloquin Stage Leave Klnmnlh falls Dally for Chlloqiiln anil Intot -mediate imlnls lis followai 0:(K a. ni. l::to noon n:!HI p. tn, 7:1X1 p. .mi. Take 0 a. in. bus to connect for camps beyond Chllniiiln V.. H. KINO, Owner J I Ki,AM Tii.vi-:i;n htaiih In ; wi:i:d ; nml Inlnrinedlulo points ; t,v. K. V. 7,'SOj'Ar. Weed 1J ; Lv. Weed l:nn; Ar. K. F. 0:00 i Hinges Leaving Hinge Terniiiuil Depot 01.1 Mnln Nt, ' I '
