TUESDAY. JUNE 24. 19S8
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Gonzales, Hood In Finals
FOREST HILLS, N.Y.-.(UPI)
Big Pancho Gonzales, already as
sured of the $3,000 top money,
meets Lew Hoad of Australia to
night in a wind-up of Jack Kra
mer's $15,000 round robin pro ten
nis championship that's a mere
formality.
Of more importance to Pancho's
purse is the doubles final in which
he and Aussie Ken Rosewall hope
to split $1,500 by defeating TYny
Tr.ibert of Cincinnati' and Frank
Sedgman of Australia.
Pancho ran his record to 5-0 in
tingles Monday night by dusting
off Sedgman, 10-8, 6-2, and then
backed into the championship
when Rosewall whipped Hoad, 6-2.
9-7. Rosewall finished the tourna
ment with a 5-1 record but even
if Hoad licks Pancho in the wind-
up to give Gonzales a similar rec
ord Rosewall can't claim a title
tie because he lost to Pancho last
Sunday.
Heavy Hitters Await
PCL All-Star Clash
Winston - Salem's Vern Renson
and Durham's Charles Kress, Car
olina League managers, were
teammates on the 1953 Rochester
International League pennant win
ning Red Wings.
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PHOENIX. Ariz. ( API-Seven
players with batting averages
above .300 will be on the roster
of the Pacific Coast League South
ern team which meets a North
ern squad in a PCL All-Star game
in Vancouver, B.C., June 30.
Leading t h e power-packed
Southerns will be Salt Lake City
outfielder Carlos Bernier. whose
370 average is pacing the PCL
batting race, and teammate Dick
Stuart, tups in home runs and
runs batted in.
Fans picked 10 players from
each division and eight more were
added by All-Star Managers Char-
he Metro of Vancouver for the
North and Red Davis of Phoenix
for the South.
Other .300 plus hitters on the
South squad are Earl Averill, San
Diego; Harry Bright, Sacramen
to: Andre Rodgers, and Bob Pres
cott, both of Phoenix; and Eddie
Kazak, San Diego.
Fans selected seven Vancouver
players to the Northern squad
while the Southern division group
chose three each from Phoenix,
San Diego and Salt Lake, plus
one from bacramento.
Selected by the fans:
South Don Urquhart, Salt
Lake, right-hand pitcher; H a 1
Woodoshick, San Diego, left-hand
pitcher; Averill, catcher; Stuart,
first base; Bright, second base;
Rodgers, short stop; Prescott,
third base; Bernier, Dave Pope,
San Diego and Dusty Rhodes,
Phoenix, outfielders.
Added by Davis: Pitchers Bill
Werle. San Diego: Dom Zanni
Phoenix; Bud Wotkins, Sacramen
to, and Don Williams, Salt Lake;
catcher Clay Dalrymple, Sacra'
mento: infielder Kazak; outfield-
LEGAL NOTICE
er Jim McDaniel, Salt Lake: and
coach Sal Taornuna, Phoenix.
North George Bamberger,
right-handed pitcher; Art Cecca-
relli, left-hand pitcher; Charlie
White, catcher, all Vancouver;
Jim Gentle. Spokane, first base;
Jim Brideweser, Vancouver, sec
ond base; George freese, Port
land, third base: Buddy Peterson,
Vancouver, shortstop; Vada Pin
son, Seattle, Joe Durham and Bar
ry Shetrone, Vancouver, outfield
ers.
Added by Metro: Pitchers Dick
Hanlon, Spokane, Bill Kennedy,
Seattle and AI Lary, rortland
catcher Norm Sherry, Spokane
infielders Jack Litterell, Portland
and Jack Bloomfield. Seattle; out
fielders Jim Dyck, Seattle, and
Jim Williams, Spokane; coach
Spider Jorgenson, Vancouver.
Sal. of limber. Klamath Indian Res
ervation Sraled bids in duplicate un
forms provided thereor. marked out
side "Bid Economic Unit 30 Logging
Unit." addrrsied to the Superinten
dent, Klamath Indian Agency. Klam
ath Agency, Oregon, wilt be received
until 1:00 PM. Pacillc standard Time,
August H. W38. for the purchase fci
uniDcr on tne Economic l: ml ;tu Log
sing Unit The Unit includes approxi
mately ll.niH acres ol timber land
with total estimated stand to be
ui. wntcn estimate is not guaranteed
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PITCHING
Ray Moore, White Sox Blanked
the first place Yankees 2-0. on
three hits, walking only two and
striking out five, while giving Sox
staff sixth shutout in nine games
HITTING
Curt Flood, Cardinals Scored
three runs, drove in one with four
hits in five at-bats. one a double
in a three-run eighth that clinched
a 7-5 victory over the Redlegs.
1.5O0 M
B M of
VmMyjnm jib
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NlGHI
LEGAL NOTICE
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LAS VEGAS - Willie Vaughn,
158', Hollywood, Calif., outpoint
ed .Artie Oixon, lM1!, Long Beach,
Calif., 10.
NEW ORLEANS Dave Dupas
139, New Orleans, outpointed Art
Persley, 135', New York, 10.
BANGOR, Maine-Holly Mims,
158. Springfield, Mass., outpointed
Sammy Walker, inula, Bangor, 10.
CHARLEROI, Pa. Bobby
Gordon, 159-a, Charleroi, outpoint
ed Charley Joseph, lSJJ'.i, New Or
leans, 10.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Willie
Pep. 129. Hartlord, Conn., out
pointed Pat .McCoy, 132, Ireland,
10.
NEW YORK - Wilfie Greaves.
159, Edmonton, Alta., outpointed
Otis Woodard, 161, New York, 10.
Sugar Pipe, and an undetermined vol
ume of Lodge pole Pine and other spe
vies which will not enter into the
do termination of the total value bid.
E-ich bidder must state the price per
thousand feet B M. Scribner Decimal
"C Lug Scale inat win oe paia iur
timber rut and acalcd prior to any
readjustment of rates as specified in
the contract. No bid will be considered
tnr iiu thnn S:i!i no ocr thousand feet
BM for Ponderosa Pine. $:t7 00 per
thousand feet BM, for Sugar P"e,
and ta OO per thousand feet B M, for
Lodgepole Pine and other specie. A
certified check for one hundred thou
sand 1100.0001 dollar on a solvent
tt .sir msi n ). 1.. m iho Fturrau of Indian
Affairs, must accompany earn scait-u
bid. Persons biddinit for or on behalf
f companies, corporations, or partner
ships, must ai the lime ol running
iinmn in wrmiia miii..h"i """""
f their authority to do so. The doposil
of unsuccessful bidder will be re
turned after the successful bid tin
been accepted bv the Secretary of the
Interior. The deposit of the successful
bidder will he applied as part of the
urctiase price against uiuuer cut uu
hiit unit onlv or retained us liquidated
damages if the bidder shall not execute
tne contract ana iurnmn smisianwi
bond for fifty thousand t$50,000i dol-
lars within sixty days from acceptance
of his bid. The right to waive techni
cal defects and to reject any and all
bids is reserved. The contract will
specif)' th.il all designated umber shall
ho rut and n.-iirl fur urtor lo July
31, 19ti3. and all other provisions of
mis contract, inciuaing siasn uispusai
and snag felling, will be complied
with by December .11. 1!KJ3. Before
bids are submitted, full information
concerning" the timber, the access
available thereto, the conditions of
sale, and the submission of bids, should
be obtained from the Superintendent.
Klamnlh Indian Agency. Klamath
Aaencv. Orenoti: the Area Director.
Bureau of Indian Affairs, interior
Building 1001 N.E. Lloyd Blvd.. Port'
land 14. Oregon. Dated this 17th day
of June. 11)38. at WaxhinRton DC,
Roger Ernest. Assistant Secretary of the
Interior.
No. 32A Publish June 24. July 1,
IV 22. 2!. Aug. 3.
along the centerltne of the alley tn
Block 46, and along the southeasterly
tin of Lot 3, Block 46. Hillside Addi
tion to a point which lies 63 feet 1
southwesterly from the southwesterly
une oi Hillside Avenue: tnence nonn
weslerly parallel to Hillside Avenue
a point on ine nortnwesieriy line
Lot 4. Block 43. Hillside Addition:
thence southwesterly along the north
westerly nne oi said Lot ana along
lie centorlme of the alley in Block
13. said Hillside Addition, and alonu
the northwesterly line of Lot 4. Block
43. Hot Springs Addition, to the north
easterly line of Pacific Terrace;
thence southeasterly alone the north
easterly line of Pacific Terrace to the
point oi ocginnmg
i ne oocKei oi i ny nens nas Dee
OA
9 Rea
sons Why The
Newspaper Gives More
For The Advertising Dollar
1. Newspaper Advertising Reaches
More People Than Any Other Medium.
2. People Like Advertising In The
Newspaper Better Than Any Other Medium.
3. Newspapers Deliver More "Ready to Buy"
Prospects Than Any Other Medium.
4. Newspaper Advertising Gets More Action
Than Any Other Medium.
5. Newspaper Ads Offer More Local Selling
Flexibility Than Any Other Medium.
6. Newspapers Give More Selling Copy
Flexibility Than Any Other Medium.
7. Newspaper Advertising Offers Better
Retail Merchandising Than Any Other Medium.
8. Newspaper Advertising Is A Safer, Surer
Investment Than Any Other Medium.
9. Newspaper Advertising Produces More
Sates Per Dollar Advertising Cosf.j
. .... pursuant to a resolution of the Corn-
By THE ASSOCIATED PRES Imon Council o( said City, heretofore
TENNIS
WIMBLEDON, England-Davis
Cupper Barry Mackay. Dayton,
Ohio, broke open a blister on his
racket hand in winning his open
ing match of the Wimbledon
championships.
FOREST HILLS, N.Y. Pancho
Gonzales clinched the $3,000 top
prize in the prolessional Tourna
ment ol Champions.
BASEBALL
DETROIT The Detroit Tigers
sold pitcher Vito Valentinetti to
the Washington Senators for $20,.
000.
CINCINNATI The Cincinnati
Redlegs bought relief pitcher Alex
Kellner from the Kansas U 1 1 y
Athletics and sold pitcher Turk
Lown to the Chicago White Sox.
LOS ANGEL 3 The Dodgers
igned sophomore outfielder Earl
Robinson for a reported Jho.uoo
GOLF
FLINT. Mich. Bill Casper
Jr., Apple Valley, Calif., won the
$52,000 Flint Open with a 72-hole
score of 28a. ,
RACING
BOSTON Lord Jeep ($7), one
of jockey Bobby Baird s four win
ners, won the $10,000 Ed Sullivan
Handicap at Suffolk Downs.
NEW YORK Magic Forest
$5.50) and Jodi ($9.80) won split
visions of the Junior Valley
Handicap at Belmont Park.
riefs
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
RESOLUTION NO. R!17
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE
INTENTION OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF CITY OF KLAMATH;
FALLS. OREGON, TO PAVE ANU
IMPROVE. MANZAN1TA STREETl
FROM THE NORTH EASTERLY LINE
OF PACIFIC TERRACE TO THE
SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF NEW
CASTLE AVENUE. IN THE CITY OF
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON: AN 15
DIRECTING CERTAIN STEPS BE
TAKEN IN CONNECTION THERE
WITH; SAID PROJECT TO HE
KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT
NO 141!
WHEREAS, the Citv Enulneer. Of
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Mays Draws
1 ,000th Hit,
But SF Loses
SAN FRANCISCO (UPD Willie
Mays collected his 999th and 1000-
th major league hits Monday
night but that s the best that
can be said about the San Fran
cisco Giants in their contest with
Milwaukee.
The Giants suffered their third
shutout of the season, 7 0. at the
hands of the National League
leaders. As a result, they fell 2
1-2 games off the pace.
They could get out of town
within a half-game of first place
but if thoy do they'll have to
sweep the next two games Irom
the Braves. That's not being done
very handily these days.
Manager Bill Rigney plans to
start Stu .Miller n-3) against the
Braves tonight. The Braves will
go with Warren Spahn B-4i.
The most humiliating part about
the Giants' defeat was the fact
the Braves won behind 27-year-old
Carleton Willey, a strong-armed
right-hander who never before had
slarled in a major league game.
Willey was the most valuable
player with Wichita's American
Association champions last year.
He recently was recalled from
Wichita, where he had a 3-3 rec
ord and a no-hit, no runner.
Willey yielded six hits and got
hii no-runner Monday night on a
fincy bit of defensive work by left
fiekttr Joe Adcock.
la trt (Mirth inning, with the
Braves ahead 2-, the iants put
Man on third by wy of a force
out ind Leon Wjgnir on first by
viv of a iinglf.
Then Riy Jablntiiii .it hi.
!Yj to lfft nar th foul line. Ad-
m. Itfini to the corner against
Ih 7-ffltjt screen. At Hit last sec-
iimtt, thai 1-1 former cage star
jumpul M pulled the ball out of
t Kuril lir Ike out pre-
Tvart Willey' shutout yid
Iuwit4 out t: Giants.
Frwn ts o, th Ifrtvcs
nourfd ra
I relieved in
tUt r.nv sas lodged :lh ie
tOit
adopted, having filed plans, specificn-
toni ana estimates ior me cmi "i
ninrnvinc and D a v t n a. Manianita
Street from the Northeasterly line of
Pacific- Terrace to the Southweiterly
Of Newcastle Avenue, in sain
City; and the Common Council of
said City finding the said plans, spec-
iitciiuons ana estimates sausmciory
for said project, which, shall be known
as iniwrnvemeni mm nu, li:;
THEREFORE. HE IT KESlJiaVKU
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS.
OREGON. DULY ASSEMBLED IN
REGULAR SESSION AS FOLLOWS:
Sfction I.
That said Dluns. specifications and
estimates lor the Improvement of laid
portion of street, heretofore riled oy
the Clly EiiRinecr, he and the same
are hereby approved.
That the Common Council of tne
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, here-
hy declares its Intention to improve
said portion of street in accordance
wnn sain pians. speciitcations ana es
timates as follows:
This nrnteet consists of tiavina Man-
xnnita Street from the Northeasterly
line of Pacific Terrace to the South
westerly line of Newcastle Avenue.
The paving will consist of 5" or
Asphaltlo Concrete or 6" of Cement
Concrete and will he 2fl feet In
width Including eurhs and nutters.
No sidewalks are to be included.
Asphalt driveways will be construct,
ed from the curb line to the prop'
ertv line.
The estimated cost of all classes of
improvement emhracing an worn anu
materials for the comolcte irrmrove
ment of said project for such type of
pavement being as follows:
TYPE "E" Asphsltic Concrete
Pavnu-nt V thick S9.2S0.B7
TYPE "C" Cement Concrete Pave
ment 6" thick I2.207.22.
Section 11.
That the nrnncrtv Ivina within the
boundaries hereinafter described b
and the same Is hereby declared to
De neneiitcd by tna said improve
ment, to. wit:
HCRinnliiff at tne Norinwesicriy cor
ner of Lot 1 Block 4t, Hot Springs
Addition to the City of Klamath
Falls: I hence Southeasterly along the
Northeasterly line of Pacific Ter
race to the Southwesterly corner of
Lot .1. said Block 4fi: thence North
easterly along the Southeasterly line
of Lot 3, Block 49 and along the
Southeasterly lines at Lots II. 10.
9. 8. and 7 of Block 41. of Hill
side Addition to the Cltv or Klam
ath Falls, to the Northwesterly
line of Newcastle Avenue; thence
Northwesterly along the Northwest
erly line of Newcastle Avenue to
the Northeasterly corner of Lot 18,
Block 40. said Hillside Addition:
thence Southwesterly along the North
westerly line of Lots 16. 1.1. 14, 1.1.
and 12 Block 40, said Hillside Ad
dition to tho Northeasterly line of
lot 4. Block 150. Hot .Springs Ad
dition: thence Northwesterly along
the Northeasterly line of Lot 4,
Block said Hot Springs Addi
tion, to the Northeasterly corner of
lot 4, said Block 50; thence South
westerly along the Northwesterly line
of Lot :t. said Block -SO to the
Northeasterly line of Pacific Ter
race: thence Southeasterly along
the Northeasterly line of Pacific
Terrace to the point of hcglnning.
That all the properly included in the
aforesaid boundaries above described
be and the same is hcrehy declared
to be benefited bv said improvement
and assessed for the expense thereof.
Snot inn III.
That Mondav the 21st. day of July.
1 9.111, at the hour of 7 :i0 o'clork P.M.
a no The council noorn oi tne .tiy
Hnl! in Klamath Falls. Oregon, he
and It I herrhv fixed ns the time
and place for hearing objections and
remonstrances against hiu jj."juvii
improvement.
Section IV
That the Police Judge be and he ts
hxrcliv nnttiorieri and directed In
cause notice of such hearing to be
published as provided by the City
Charter of said City and he shall pub
lic, n in is rcMUUlinn as provmru uy
law. and within five days after the
first publication thereof the City En
gineer shall cause lo be conspicuous
ly posted at each end of the line of
contemplated improvement such notice
is province uy taw nu uiui
irire. Passed bv the Common Council of
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, this
10th dav or June. imn.
Presented to the Mavor and hv
htm approved and signed this 17th
day of June. tt.8
Lawrence c- aiaicr
low will be found a list of the names
the owners whose property h a
tMen so assessed as aforesaid and
gainst which liens have been dock
led, as by said ordinance provided
together 'with the description of the
Druoertv of each owner and the total
amount to assessed against each pe
ine nroperiy ana tne owner ana noia-
r thereof.
Kefcrcnca is nereny maae to luen
lien docket for detail description of
'cn :oi. Dan or 101. oiorx or parcel
of acreage prooeriy so assessea
f urtner notice is nereDv given ine
res oec live owners oi property to as
sessed and hereinafter listed that such
assessment Is now due and payable,
and will be delinquent from and after
the expiration of twenty days from
the date of ine first puoucaiion oi
this notice, which said first nubllca-
tion will be made on the 19th. day
of June.
tne owners, or property so lucurn
nfnt-MuM mut either nav In cash
i- miliA nnri fill- with the Police
Judge of the said City on or before
tne tn. aay oi juiy. wsn-
tv davs from the first publication of
this notice, their respective applica
tions to pav such assessments in ten
equal Installments, providing they
have not previously signed for same.
Following is the description of the
property, name of owner and amount
of the lien:
The property In HOT SPRINGS AD
DITION, TO SAID CITY, with de
scription thereof, name of owner and
amount of the assessments are as
fl.lli-ltlB-
Lot 1 SWIV no , HIOCK . ursi nap-
tlct fhureh SUIHl 1R
L.01 1 NMV UU . Oiorn ucnruue
E. Tolle, .176 41.
Lot 2. lilOCK . UCC1I A, at r iur-
on,:. M Clrifftn il.'t 14.
Lot I. Block 44. Harry a. Be aue
E. Lccdy. 2.1B.10.
lni 4, hiock 4.1. r.a ustennori, j-mim.
Lot 5. Block 45. Alma B. Getz, 413.13.
Lot B. Hlock 43. Waller P- & La-
verne Lassett. SOU 60.
r no nroperiy in it tuii n um-
TION. TO SAID CITY, with descrip
tion thrnr nnmi nr owner a n o
amount of the assessments are at fol
lows: .
Lot 4. Block 4 Lawrence & Phyl-
lt E Slater. $24 4fi. ,
Lnt .1. Block 4.1, Lawrence St Phyl-
is E. Slater. 24.4H. nu
Lot B. Block 4.1. Lawrence & Phyl-
leu V Slator 24 4(1.
Lot 12. Block 4.1. L. H. Strid, 492.70
Lot 13. Block 45. Mrs. Jule E. Har
low. 324.0.1
Lot 14. Block 45. Mrt. Jule E. Bar
tow .V4 RY
Lot 1.1. Block 4.1. Francii L. St Aud-
ery E. Mathews, o24 H3.
Lot If). Block 4.1. Francu L.. & Aua-
cry E. Mathews. 324 B3.
l.ni l. mock 40. uon ee tsonnte An
derson. 24 46.
ixit 2. BiocK 4B. uon 6t tionnie An-
rlrnn 94 4A
Lot 3, Block 46, W. D. & Mildred
t-nnnihnll 24 4fl
lAtl 1. HIOCK hi, Maroiu nu-m, iti.oj.
Lot 8, Block 46, Harold Rush. R24.II4.
It n Hlock 4fl. Harold Rush. 924.84,
Lot 10. Block 4ti. Joel 1L U Mar-
Lot II, iiiWK tu. uari r. oc ijuiuibc
M. Prough. 4H2.70.
This notice Is nuhllshcd by order of
tho Coniinon Council ot the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, pursuant to
Suction 269 of the Charter of said City.
Dated at Kiamain ram, uregon, wis
19lh day of June. 1938.
POLICE JUDGE.
of City of Klamath rails, Ore-
No. 310. June 19. 20. 22. 23. 24.
Pansy Burton. 75 99.
Lot 6 St EL 10. Block 4. Ortrude Ol
Wood. 75 99
loi ii Bt 10, uiocK warrea
Eleanor M. Pirr. 75.99.
Lot lfl & Wi 19. Block 4. Cecil
. at Nell Killion. 75 99.
Lot 20 Ac E 19. Block 4. Fred N.
St Velma N. Taylor, 75J)9
Lot 21 c W 25 22. BlOCK 4. Ed
ward & Lucille Pappenfus, 189.16.
Lot 23 St E. 25' 22. Block 4, Robin
son Enterprises Inc., 199 29.
i.ot , uiock a. Howard r. m Vir
ginia E. Dixon, 38.38.
Lot S. Block 5. George W. St Mary
Martin. 71 17.
Lai 6, Block 8. Everett R. St BetU
L. Ball. 77 4:t.
Block 5. citv of Kiamain
Falls. Oregon. 329 36.
Lot fl. Block 3. Oscar W. St Dorothy
B. Anderson, 27 5 37.
Lot g wiv 100' Block 3. Fred H, St
Louise E. Biehn, 278.00.
Lot 9 Ely 30' and
Lot 10 Elv 30. Block 5. MorriJ A. St
Jatquelin F Carter. 136.42.
Lot io rswiy 1(H)' hiock a, cuiiora
C. St Arzella C. Voight. 278.24.
Lot 9. Block 8. Eugene St T. Klalne
Cook, 62.04
Lot io. miock s. wenae.1 i at uor
raine V. Hucttl. 126.11.
Lot 11. Block 8. Dufor Dorothy
Collier Hargus. 126.11
i,oi vi i iy ana
Lot 13 Elv SO' Block 8. Chester H.
St Marie K Hamaker. 140.72.
Lot 12 wiv loo. Block 8, Leona m.
Robe r Un. 278.24.
Lot 13 Wiv 100. Block 8. Everett
C. St Elizabeth Vanderpool, 278.24.
Lot 14 St NWly 15, Block 8,
George M. Si Sadie R. Smith, 482.48.
Lot 16 Si SEly 15. Block 8. Wilbur
J. & Eunice M. Smith. 401.65.
Lot 18. Block 8, Wetlty D. McNe
Jr., 32.57.
Lot 19. Block 8, Wesley D. MCNee
Jr.. 32.37.
Lot 20 & W'i 21, Block 8, Charles
J. St Lynna Martin, 16.27.
Lot 1 Elv 80' Lot 2 Nly 16' l
Ely 80. Block 9, J. Martin Adama,
324.42.
Lot I SWiy so- St
Lot 2. SWlv 50'. Block 9. Joaeoh St
Annabelle Bellotti. 155.21.
Lot 2 Slv 34' of Ely 80' and
Lot 3. Block 9. Claude E. t Vir
ginia H. Ohnn. 490.49.
Lnt 4 St NWlv M 5. Block 0. Eugene
& Margaret Bullie. 474.86
Lot 6 Si SEly 'a 9. Block s, jamea
. St Joanne Noel. 474.85.
Lot 7, Block 9. James R. ill Doiorei
Howard. 136.23.
Lot 8. Block 9. Jamea R. St Dolorea
i. Howard. 126.12.
Lot 6 Si NElv 25' 10. Block 0. Rema
St Ida D Melchiort, 151.43.
Lot ii Ac swiy io. biock s, jpnn ,
W. Si Evadna Paxton. 75.99. ,
Lot 12. Block if, ueorge at rnyi
i R. May. 50.67.
Lot 19. Block 9. Bob D. St Betty
M. Dirschl. 50.67. .
Lot 20. Block B, BOD O. Of BOIiy
M. Dirschl. 50.66.
Lot 21. Block S. R. V. St Verla
Van Or man, 50.67.
Lot 22, Block 8, R. v. At vena van
Orman. 118.79.
Lot 23. Block 0, Frank St Carol B.
Perry. 118 80.
Lot 24. Block 9, Frank St Carol B.
Perrv, 128 93.
Lot 1, Block 12, Geroge H. Ac Made
Ion Adler. 316.57.
Lot 2 .Block 12, Georza H. & Mad
elon Adler, 318.57.
Lot 3 St N' 4. Block 12. Rolf St
Florence M. Lungrecn, 63.27.
Lot 7. Hlock 12. Floyd & Haroara,
Wynne. 107.20.
Lot b, hiock iz. rioyo oc oiroiTH
Wynne. 100.69.
Lot 0. Block 12. Wallace at uu Lo
Estgate. 100 72.
Lot 10, Block 12. Wallace At Mae L
Estgate. 32 57.
Lot ii, hiock ill. noya at airoira
Wynne. 32.57.
Lot 12, Block 12, Floyd St Barbara
Wynne, 32.57.
Total. 10.039.56.
City's share lor 2" cap on exlttlng
pavement, 1.445,40.
Grand Total, 11,484.96.
This notice 1" published by order of
Ihe Common Council of the City ot
Kliimnth Knlls. Ore son. nurtuant to
Section 289 of the Charter of taid City.
Dated at Kiamain rant, uregon, mil
19th day of June. 19.18.
rn AN tv A. isiAtiuna,n.
Police Judge,
Citv of Klamath Falls. Oregon.
No. 309 June 19. 20. 22. 23. 24.
Mr.
ATTEST: Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge
STATE OF ORECON.
COUNTY OF KLAMATH,
ss
citv ru wi am ATM FAM.fi
I, Frank A. Blackmer. Polire Judge
of the Citv of Kl.'-math Falls. Ore
gon, do hereby certify that the above
;id foregoing ts a true copy of
n-holuli'm introduced and adopted by
the Common Council of the City of
llamath Falls. Oregon, at its rcgulr.r
niTting Tii-id on the Kith day of June.
Vim. BOO lnerrflnrr tipiiiuvci4 iu
The Herald Be Ne ws h The Baste
o
I Advertising Medium of ffio Kfemth Bsin
ii-,
the
rank A .lackmer
Police Jtifigf
NO. rt23. June 22. 23,
July I. 2
V 23. m. 27,
frudent Advertiien invest the n-- f-ttgF r (Qflf ffitffiftg)
budgets in 4$ Gfi'-,
DUNK DIN, Fla. fl.'PH - Star j
golfer Liejiel Hebert was "b(.-attn"
by a stunning total of 4.732 men,
528 women, and, just to rub it in.
35 caddies on National Golf Day.
That was the report today from
i.r professional Oors Agna
tion, which also dincloicd that the
annual "day" held .his year on
June 7 was far more successful
financially than any .iich events
in the past and may have d;vn
more than SlfXi.ooo for chanty and
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNTHS
'HOSF. PROPERTY HAS BEEN
FOI'NU LIABLE FOR THE COST OF
IMPHOV1NG. THAT POHTION Oh
At'Ht'RN STREET FROM THE
NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF PACI
FIC TERRACE Ti THE NORTH
EASTERLY LINE T)F NEWCASTLE
iurwiiK IV THE CITY OF KLAM
ATH FALLS, ORECON; KNOWN AS
IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. VMj
THAT THEY HAVE TWENTY DAYS
FROM THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE IN WHICH TO FILE
APPLICATIONS TO PAY Ilir AS
SESSMENTS IN TEN EQUAL IN-
T-ti i vl-vt hp pav In cash
WHEREAS, the Common Council of
the City nf Klamath Falls. Oregon,
bv ordinance amy sn-ipiru, ..y
Iftn drrlarrd the proportionate as-
menU on eacn ini. pari "i iu'.
k. or n-irrrl of acreage property
found to hf benefited for the propor
tionate share of the cost of improving:
That p-jrln.n of Auburn Street ft'iin
th NorlhesMerlv line of Pacific . nr-
ace to the .Nor' n-ieny une ..i i-.. w
'utile Avenue. Klamath I-alls, Ore
g"n; . . . .w
as more ruiiT inn in ur.iii utvu
the pI.-itA and speeiflcatl V of the
Cltv rnoiMir on file w h It.!' I'oilie
Judg.7 if tairi cny in mr nuiirr ni
.ni l irW.ovrment. bring Irtf"vement
-.A . i m the tifuertv
foiTd tjenefitt'd and liable "nd assessed
a afr.iaid. is tha property that
lies within the boundaries of the fol
lowing description, to-wit:
Dr.innin. jit the sou 1 hweiter It cor
ner of Lot X Bloek 44. Hot SprinKS
Addition to the Citv of Klamath Falls.
rr. p.- t. rnis-. northeasterly along the
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
WHOSE PHOPtiH I i HAS Ifbbn
FOUND LIABLE FOR THE COST OF
ELDOHAUO ' AVENUE FROM THE
SOUTH LINE OF VAN NESS AVENUE
TO THE HUUTH-KA5 rK HL.Y Ul P. Uf
LOT TWO. BLOCK TWELVE. HILL
SI OR AOniTlON. EXTENDED.
CITV OF KLAMATH FALLS. ORE-
CON. KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT
UNIT NO. i:t7: THAT THEY I AVE
TWENTY HAVS FHOM THE r I HIST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IN
WHICH TO FILE APPLICATION TO
PAY THE ASSESSMF.NTS IN TEN
EQUAL INSTALLMENTS. OR PAY
IN CASH.
Wl I Kit FAS. tb Common Counell Of
the Citv of Klamath Falls. Ore uon. by
ordinance duly adopted May 26, MAB,
dec I ;i rod the proportionate assessments
on each lot. part of lot, block, or
parrel of aereage properly found to
he benefited fur the proportionate share
of the cost of Improving:
ELDORADO AVENUE. from the
South line of Van Ness Avenue In the
South-easterly line of Lot two, Block
twelve. Hillside - Addition, extended,
Klamath Falls, Oregon; all ns more
fullv and In detail shown on tne mans
and specifications of the City Engi
neer on me witn ine rouce juugo ui
said City In the matter of said 1m-
rovemeni. neing improvement unu
lo. 1:17: thai the nrooertv so found
benefited and liable and assessed as
aforesaid, is the nropcrty that llei
w thin the boundaries of the following
description, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the south
westerly line of El Dora do Avenue
which lies SB 2 feet northwesterly
from the most rnsterlv corner of Lot
1, Blork 4. Hillside Addition to the
Clly of Klamath Fulls, Oregon; thence
southwesterly parallel to Lowell Street
to a point on the southwesterly line
of lot 11. Block 4. said Addition:
Ihrnce southeasterly Along the south
westerly lines of lols 11 and 1H of
block 4, lots 12 and 19 of block B
and lot 12 of hlock 12 of said Addition
to a point which Ilea southeasterly
100 frrt from the moat westerly cor
ner of said lot 12. block 12: thence
northeasterly parallel to Lawrence
Street to. a point on the southwesterly,
line of lot 0 of said block 12: thence
Houlheaaterlv nam n to Floor adi
Avenue to a point in ine center or
ii I lev In said h ock 12: thence
northeasterly along the center of said
iv and alnnff the Ine common to
lots .1 nnd 4 of said block 12 extended
a point on the northeasterly tine or
EtDnnido Avenue: 1 hence northwest-
Ion d Ihe northeasterly line ot
r.iuorHcio Avenue to the moat souiner-
rner of Uil IB. b ock 8. of Mild
Addition: thenre northeasterly natal.
let to and Til) feet distant northwesterly
Ironi the nortbwcaterly line ol uiv
rence Street to a point which Ilea
leet distant nort hcasterly from the
outhwesterly line of lot 20, of salt!
uiock : tnence nuruiwemcny ana par
allel to Eldorado Avenue to a point
on ine southerly line or van
Avenue: thence westerlv along the
southerly line of Van Ness Avenue to
the most westerlv corner of lot
hlock S of said Addition; thence au
westerly to the point of beginning.
The docket of Cltv Liens has been
made up as provided by sect ion 2W
oi tor v-nnncr oi snia my, ano oem
will be found a list of the names f
the owners whose property lias bee
no Attsesnrd as aforesHld and again;
which liens hnve been docketed, i
by said ordinance provided, together
with the deacription of the property
acn owner nnd the total amount so
HMteaaen airalnst pach snenlic nrno-
criy and the owner and holder thereof
Rcferrnce Is herrbv made tn aurh
Hen docket for detail description of
earn loi. pari oi lot. diock or par
eel of acreage property ao
Further notice la herebv given the
respective ownrn or property a
aesscfj and hereinafter listed that
is now due and payable
RESOLUTION NO. fl!8
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE
INTENTION OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL oy CITY OF KLAMATH
FALLS. OREGON. TO PAVE AND
IMPROVE, WORDEN STREET
FROM THE NORTHERLY LINE Of
DELTA STREET TO THE SOUTH
ERLY LINE OF ADDISON STREET,
IN THE CITY OF KLAMATH
FALLS, OREGON; AND DIRECT
ING CERTAIN STEPS HE TAKEN
IN CONNECTION THEREWITH;
SAID PROJECT TO HE KNOWN
AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO. 141.
WHEREAS, the City Engineer, of
the Cllv of Klamath Fa 11a. ORE
GON. PURSUANT, to a resolution of
the common council or said uuy, Here
tofore adonted. havlns filed Plans.
specifications and estimates for the
cost of Improving and paving, Wor-
den Street, from the nnneriy line or
Delta Street to the Southerly line of
Addison Street. In said City; and the
Common Council nf said City, finding
the sHld plana, specifications and es
timates satisfactory for said project,
which shall be known ai Improvement
unit jvo. i4i;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVHGU
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL Or
THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS,
OREGON, duly ASSEMBLED Iff
REGULAR SESSION AS FOL
LOWS: Section I.
That aatd nlana. ancclfleatloni and
estimates for the improvement of said
portion or street, neretoiore inea ny
the City Engineer, be and tha aama
are hereby approved.
That the Common Counell of that
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, here-
oy aecinrea us iniemiun to improve)
said portion of street in accordance
with said plans, specification! and es
timates ns foi:ows;
This project consists or paving wnr
den Avenue from the Northerly line
of Delta St- to the Southerly line
nf Addison St.; Paving will consist
of A" of Asphaltic Concrete or 6"
of Cement Concrete and will be 3(1
feet In width Including cement curb
and gutters.
No sidewalks are to be constructed
One Intersection Is included.
The estimated coat of all classei nf
Improvement embracing all work and
materials for the complete Improve
ment or saia project mr sucn type oi
pavement being as follows:
iv pe r- Aapnaiuu oncrnt
Pavemrnt 5-' thick.. $15,549 87.
Tvp "C" Cement Concrete Pave
ment 8" thick $21,629.87.
Section II.
and the same is hereby declared to
be benefited by the said Improvement,
to-wit:
Beginning at the southeasterly cor
ner of Lot 3 Block 12, Falrview
Addition to the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon; thence Westerly along
the Northerly line of Delta St. to
the southwesterly corner of Lot 3
Block 11 said Fair-view Addition:
thence Northerly along tha Easterly
line of the alley in Block 11. aaid
Falrview Addition and along the
Easterly line of the alleys tn Block's
37 St M. Second Addition to the Citv
of Klamath Falls, to the Southerly
line of Addison St.; thence Easterly
along the Southerly line of Addison
St., to the Westerly line of the alley
in Block n.'i. said Second Addition;
thence Southerlv along the Westerly
line of the alley in aatd Block
Second Addition and along the West
erlv line nf Wllford Ave. to tha point
of beginning.
That nil the property Included In the
ii fores ii Id boundaries a hove described
be and the same is hereby declared
to be benefited bv said improvement
find ahscssed for the expenae thereof.
Section III.
Thnt Mondav the 2lt. day nf July.
HtV.. nt Ihe hour of 7:30 o'clock P M.
nnd the Counell Room of the Cltv Halt
in Klamath Falls. Oregon, he and It ll
herrbv fixrd as the time and place for
hearing ohtectlnns and remonstrance
and will be detlnouent from and altn
tha expiration of twenty days from
the (Lite of the first Diihltcatl'm ot ini
notice, which suid first puhltcntioi
wiii-iw mauu on tne lutn aav oi jui
lU.rB
ie owners nf nroner
r Dav
or make and file with the Pnilcr JoH
of the said Citv on or before the nth
dav of July. l(.rH, bring twentv davi
fr.n the first publication of this no
li their respective applications to
pav such asse.anients In ten rou.il
tnatallmrntt providing the? have nut
previously signed for same.
ine f" now in ii it the deser nilon or
the prop" riy. name of owner and
nouni oi ine lien:
All nromrtv la In HILLSIDE
AUDITION to said Cltv of Klamath
Fulls. Oregon, end the description
thereof, with the name of owner and
e amount of the aiesmriits are
Hows:
Lot 1 NEly 68 Block 4. M. t
Feretter. IliMO 12
Ixit 1 i-Wly H2 Block 4, Willie R. St
June A. Ftttreiro. i:iH IIY
Ixit 2. Block 4. John G. St Blllie
Love Robinson, 2' -TO.
I-ot I. Block 4. Klamath Valley Lum-
Vur Cn fJI lit
Lot 4. Block 4. Clarence H. At Louisa
H Slgea. ;i2.i Mi,
Lot .V Block 4, Fletcher F, St Wanda
C. Conn. .12 1 rtll
t,ot B 4 E'i 7 Block 4. Albert F.
niav rniilror. Alt 12
Section IV
That the Police JiiCW be and he U
herebv authorized and dlrectr to cause
notice of such hearing to be publiahrd
as provided bv the Cltv Charter of said
City and he shall ptibli4 tha resolution
as provided bt law, and within five
Miivi after taiTirst publication thereof
he Cltv HtO-iO-r shall cause to he
onsplruously pitted at each end of
Ihe line of contemplated Improvement
urn notice is proviaea oy nw ana
Pnssrd bv th Common Council of
city of Klamsj) Falls, Oregon, June
Presented to the Mayor and h him
approved and signed this 16th. day
of June. lfi-
l.fl wrrncv r.. aiairr
Miivor
ATTEST: Frank A. Black mar
COUNTY OF KLAMATH,
ss.
CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS,
I, Frank A. niacumer, ranrs
Judge of the City of Klamath Falls
Oregon, do hrrehy certify that the
ahove and foregoing is a true copy
of a resolution introduced and adoptM
by the Common Council of th ClfF
of Klamath Falls. Oregon, at It reg
ular meeting held on the Wt. da
of June. 10.18. and thrreaf tf-tJrrt
and signed ny tne iyor.
ffina a niacamatr
Pnllr JurlM
. 124. June 22. , M,
20. July 1. I.
m. to, t.
worthwhile project.
lyrfr'" Una 4 and
Lot S St W't 7. Block 4. Forrest A.
j
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