a Y, august 8,1924
7
TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT
li veterans, 81,678,171.93; rural credit BOTTLE
FOUND TELLING OF United States Meander post on North judgment and decree cancelling va­ i
= | farm
?< eaaaa
farm mn»4»on»an
mortgages, $450,000,
and « $32 - I 1
DEATH
ON SINKING BOAT
bank of Slough on Section line be­ cating and annulling and setting
078.74 from foreclosed land.
tween Sections 23 and 24 T.1S.R.10 aside the letters testmentary hereto­
“There is no permanent sinking
__________
_______ a W; thence South one and one-half fore issued out of this Court in the ■> + ♦ + + ♦*♦♦ + ♦ + ■>♦ «
fund provided for the retirement of
The finding of a bottle
containing
♦
, the state highway bonds, but certain note PurP°riing to announce the sink- chains to> the South bank of Slough; matter of said Estate to Fred C. Wor­ ♦
1: rr«u onee.ey,' revenue is set “Part for the state inK of a ama11 boat operated by Olaf thence North 75 degrees East 2.68 rell and that further order judgment + ESTABLISHED RATES FOR
iy August 1: Fred Sheeley,
rdson H L. Sohiller, Mr.1 hlKhway fund from which the interest Anderson> -10 miles off the Columbia chains; thence S.62 degrees East 2.64 and decree be made appointing Anna I ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Richardson. I
chains; thence S.44 degrees East 4.50 A. Worrall, the surviving widow of ♦ One cent per word per issue,
Humphrey, Mr. and payments and maturing obligations
‘
______ 11 iver on June 29 • > Anderson
’s expec-
chains; thence East .50 chains; thente deceased, as administratrix of the ♦ with a minimum charge of 3.25.
G * U
H
*>
__
are
x » .,
______
___
ration of Ja.th K
are
met,
”
the
report
states.
“
This
^at*
00
of
death
by
drowing,
was
re
­
w Thornton, Irene Thorn-
-
South 19 degrees East 3.79 chains; Estate of Phillip J. Worrall, de- j ♦ Readers are charged at the same
Billy Thornton, Mrs. H. L. revenue consists of 75 per cent of the ported in messages from Frank L. thence South 50 degrees East 4.31 ceased and ordering and decreeing that . ♦ rate. AU reading notices must
Griffin,
Jr.,
of
Manhattan
beach
about
i
moneys
received
from
the
motor
ve
­
11 J. Ed Cochran and family,
chains; thence South 17 degrees 1 Fred C. Worrall make an account of : ♦ have "adv." attached. No pre­
“prohsska, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. hicle licenses which in 1923 amounted a week ago.
East 3.00 chains; thence S.25 degrees all the moneys and properties of sv- ♦ ferred positions.
The note follows:
to
34,069,609.40,
and
the
state
high
­
jr Ira Beeman, J. F. Meehan,
“Forty miles off Columbia June 29, 30 minutes E.25-100 chains to 1-4 ery kind and character which has ♦
lJee,’ E. S. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. way proportion of this was $3,052,-
section line; thence E.26.67 chains to come into his possession by reason of ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
1924. Goodbye everybody.
Boat is
-1 J Karr, Portland; M. Griffin, 207.05; a tax of 3 cents a gallon on
the place of beginning, contained 59 his protended Executorship of said
sinking.
Engine
dead.
”
WANTED TO RENT
frsncisco; W. Eaton Anderson, sales of gasoline and distillate yielded
acres, all in Section 24, Township 1 Estate and for th« r«cov«ry by peti­
approximately 82,078,741.55 in 1923;
tioner
of
and
from
Fred
C.
Worrall
South
of
Range
10
West
of
the
Wil
­
WANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
lukee-
, _
_
A clean camp ground is a place of lamette Meridian.
and said Estate of her eoata and dia-
airday: John Conrad* Owen K- revenue of one-fourth of a mill from
modern house close in. Call Head­
state
tax
which
revenue
amounted
to
beauty,
—
and
a
joy
to
the
heart
of
a
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Leisure,
And at said sale all right, title and burzementa herein, and for such oth­
light
Publishing company. B. N. 109
'Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Will- 3252,374.79 in 1923. The total reven­ ranger.
I interest of the said defendants in and er and further relief as may appear
44-tf
ue
of
this
fund
for
last
year
was
85,-
♦
♦
♦
I to said real property will be sold, to the Court to be equitable in the
tnd two sons, E. E. Berland, A.
Forest litter plus low humidity plus subject only to the right of redemp­ premises.
rter Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Wilson 383,323.39. This revenue is increas­
HELP WANTED
By order of the Honorable Homer
flB Frank Wilson, Marion Wil- ing annually with the increase of one spark equals forest fire. Figure tion.
it
out
The maintenance
Mason, Judge of the County Court AGENTS WANTED—F OR THE
Dated August 6, 1924.
W. Hathaway, J. L. May, motor vehicles.
♦ ♦ ♦
of the State of Oregon for Tillamook
JOHN ASCHIM
kett, Chris Underlin, J. B. cost of the state highway system for
Stransky Vaporizer and Decarbon­
“Here’s where I drown a lot of Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon County, made on the 22nd day of
izer, the great gas saver. Quickly
, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Lane, the year was $1,046,253.03, leaving
„..in, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry $4,337,070.36 to provide revenue for trouble,” said the careful camper,
44-t5 July, 1924.
pays for itself. Lasts a life time.
pouring plenty of water on his camp­
Witness my hand and the seal of
Easly installed on any car. Good
0y, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, interest payment and the redemption
fire.
of
bonds
and
leaves
some
surplus
for
said Court affixed hereto this 22nd
money
for the right party. Ben
, E. C. Cecher, Miss Velma Spald-
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
new construction.”
day of July, 1924.
Cohen, district distributor. Box 491
Miss Thelma Belle, Portland;
While the district interest bonds
H. S. BRIMHALL.
Tillamook.
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j, R. Jacobson, Betty Jane Tohl,
In the County Court of the State of
County Clerk.
are
a
general
obligation
to
the
state,
jer; Mrs. A. Chalmers, C. B.
Oregon, for the County of Tillamook.
WANTED— A MAN TO TAKE
lners, Forest Grove; J. M. Hyatt, the state itself has no outlay except I
i In the matter of the estate of
I charge of a dairy of about twenty
on the occasion of the default of the
rberg; Uoyd M. Tucker, Eugene;
William P. Peacock, Deceased.
NOTICE
cows. Salary 3100. References re­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
j W. Heider, Sheridan Neil Arch- district. The constitutional limit on
Notice is hereby gi’’en that the un­
quired.
vu. Inquire at Headlight office.
this class of debt is 2 per cent of the
Maville; Dr. L. R. Burdette, Dr.
I will not be responsible for any dersigned, as adminstratrix of the
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B N 107 I
assessed valuaion according to the
B. O’Neill, Dr. Carl Womer, Sa-
bills or debts under the name of estate of William P. Peacock, deceas­ In 1 the County Court of the State of
-
«n
».
a W. Irvine, John Foster, Tilla- report.
ed,
has
filed
her
final
account
in
the
Oregon for the Cunty f Tillamook.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Travis and Legault unless the bills
Twenty million dollars worth of
k- T. Zeuerich, Della Solman,
or debts are signed with my own sig­ County Court of the State of Oregon In the Matter of the Estate
World war veterans’ state aid bonds
SEND THE GIRLS AND BOYS TO
for Tillamook County, and that Mon- '
of
i Beggs, Helen Begse, Willamina,
nature.
have been sold and of this amount
“Nelson’s hairbobbing and Beauty
day the 15th day of September, 1924, | John M. Borba, Sr., deceased,
indiy: S. Snidering, Portland; C.
JOE LEGAULT
Shoppe,” for their haircuts. Bal­
$13,017,922.75 has been loaned to vet­
at
the
hour
of
10
o
’
clock
in
the
fore-
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
(Kimball, McMinnville:
48-t4p
erans on security of first mortgages
cony
Haltom’s store. Phone 147-W. I
non of said day and the Court Room , County Court of the State of Oregon
48-if
on real property; $32,078.74 is cov­
of said Court has been appointed by tor the County of Tillamook, has duly
WARNING
ered by land which has been fore­
All fishermen and pleasure seekers said Court as the time and place for, appointed the undersigned, adminis- EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNER AT*
Friday: C. M. Peterson, C. J. Blan- closed and the balance of the fund,
the hearing of objections thereto and trator of the estate of John M. Borba,
the Oceanside restaurant Chick­
pt,Portland; A. H. Thomas, Forest $1,678,171.93 is cash in the treasury must stay on the county road while
the settlement thereof.
Sr., deceased. All persons having
en dinners home-maue pastries. '
passing
through
my
place
19
milea
M
to provide for future loans which
Dated and first published August 8, claims against the said estate are re­
We will be glad to serve you. 35-tf
Siturday: George Bailey, H. C. must be obtained in the next 18 up the Wilson river, section 24 and 25, 1924.
quired to present them, properly veri­
1
North
8.
ood, E. M. Kennedy, R. D. Busby, months.
A sinking fund to retire
Date of last publication, September fied, to the undersigned, at the office
FOR RENT
WM. RYAN
r. ind Mrs. F. Hudson, .W B. Prop- these bonds is provided.
Tillamook, Oregon within six months ---------------------------------------------------- |
5, 1924.
42-
14
, Vincent Bigby, Portland; Otto
In touching on rural credit bonds,
of Barrick & Hall, National Building, ROOM TO RENT—IN NEW MOD-[
JULIA A. MADSEN,
»chsell, Reedville I. W. Simpson, State Treasurer Myers’ report said
ern home all new furniture, fine
from the date of the first publication
Administratrix
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
inford, California.
location. Hot and cold water at all
that these bonds bear interest at 4
J. J. Johnson, 314 Spalding Bldg., of this notice.
Jmdzy: Effie L. Thomas, Oswego; per cent and mature in 1937. The
Date of first publication July 18, . times. Inquire at Headlight. Phone
Portland, Oregon, Attorney.
irry Emerson, Portland.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
j 1924.
181J.
bonds are secured by real estate
mortgages on farm land which pay dersigned Sheriff of Tillamook Coun­ NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
Date of last publication August
FOR SALE OR TRADE
5 per cent interest—Oregon States­ ty, Oregon, pursuant to execution and ACCOUNT OF ADMINISTATRIX 15th- 1924.
an
order
of
sale
issued
out
of
the
man.
(
.
JOHN BORBA,
Friday: Laura B. Jones, Portland;
FOR SALE CHEAP—180 ACRES,
—
Circuit Court for Tillamook County,
Administrator.
M. Crabill,, Baird Shows, Eureka,
Oregon land at Blaine, Tillamook,
hereby
given,
That
the
Notice
is
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“Who’s Who in the Oregon Flower­ Oregon, dated the 4th day of August,
ifomia; M. A. Richardson, Charlaa
county, 80 acrea timber, 80 acres
undersigned has filed her final ac-
1924,
on
a
judgment
and
deer««
rend
­
m Turner; C. V. Graves, Oregon land” is the probable title of the
brush.
Cash or tsrms.
Charles
I count as administratrix of the Estate
y; Harold J. Graves, Jim Moor«, book now being prepared by Albert R. ered in said Court, wherein E. D. | of Henry S. Davidson, Deceased, in
Baker, 207 Lake street, Kalamazoo,
N otice of sheriffs sale
Johnson
and
Harry
M.
Johnson
ware
Sweetser, professor of botany in the
Michigan.
44-t2p
jmook.
plaintiffs and John J. Berns and i ths County Court of Tillsmook Coun-
Ssturday: Abe F. Bennett, Mark University of Oregon. The book will
I
ty,
Oregon,
and
that
said
Court
has
Notice is hereby given that the un­ FOR SALE—ONE FINE DAIRY
Hulda Berns, husband and wifa, Will­
idervon, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. S. describe 150 common wild flowers of
iam Berns, and Martin Berns, were de­ appointed ths 30th dsy of August, dersigned, Sheriff of Tillamook Coun­
farm of 820 acres between Hebo
Oregon
and
will
be
profusely
illus
­
Grover, Mrs. F. Schaar, E. W.
fendants, said judgment and decree j1924, at 10 o’clock a. m. at the Court ty, Oregon, by virtue of a writ of
and Beaver. Address C- Schniod-
Jett, A. M. Chamberlin, M. 8. trated with photographs from nature.
huber, Hebo, Oregon.
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being in favor of the plaintiffs for the room of said Court in Tillamook City, , attachment execution issued out of
“
It
will
be
written
in
popular
lang
­
non, E W. Williams, S. A. Mc-
| —„—, —
as the
time
and ,------------
place for —
the | th. arcnit Court ot
suu of q
---------
- ------
sum of $8,611.68, with interest at the i Oregon,
Jen, John Logessermann, Horace uage,” professor Sweetser stated, “so
rate of 6 per cent per annum from hearing of the said final account and gon for Tillamook County, upon a FOR SALE—HOBART M. CABLE
uuon, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. anybody with the slightest knowledge
piano for sale reasonble. Call B N-
the
9th day of December, 1921, and any objections thereto, and the doe- 1 judgment entered in said Court on
leit, Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Willett, of botany can identify the flowers he
110, Headlight.
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ing of said estate.
September, 12, 1923, in favor of Tilla­
the
sum
of
8299
costs
and
disburse
­
H. Wallen, Portland; Mr and Mrs. sees, and it will also contain more
Dated
July
25,
1924.
mook County Bank, a corporation, TO TRADE FOR SMALL DAIRY
ments in the Supreme Court, and by
I. Stewart, Wheeler; Pani E. scientific information for the bettor
ELIZABETH DAVIDSON,
I and against John Weiss, has rejected
which decree the real property here­
ranch, fine house aear Newberg 4
informed.
”
iagel, R. C. Russ, Garibaldi; Mr.
Administratrix of the Estate ot on, and will on Manday, the 18th
acres, one in Royal Ann cherries,
A scientific key to the flowers de­ inafter described was ordered to be
Henry Davidson, Deceased.
I Mrs. Carl Hanson, Beaverton.
day of August, 1924, at the Court
sold for the purpose of satisfying
modern nine room house, electrie
scribed,
and
allusions
to
them
in
lit
­
Sunday: Elmer La Due, H. J.
House Door in Tillamook City, Tilla-
said judgment in favor of said plain­
lights, city water, bath, sleeping
oat, George Smth, M. V. Morgan, erature will be included in the vol­
' mook County, Oregon, at the hour
tiffs.
porch, full basement, good barn.
ume,
which
will
be
of
pocket
size.
tlamook, W. A. Gray, Tacoma, Wn.;
Therefore, by virtue -of said judg­ NCtlTCE OF CALL FOR PAYMENT of ten o’dock A. M. sell at public auc-
one-fourth mile of pa' ivemeat Write
an Sellers, Reginald Menegat, For-
OF GENERAL BONDS OF
tin to the highest bidder for cash in
ment, and decree and order of sale, I
O. W. Worden, Tillamook, Ore­
Klamath
Falls
—
Fremont
Land
Co.
i Grove; H. C. Vermilyea, Mohler.
TILLAMOOK CITY
hand the following described real
will, on Saturday, the 6th day of
gon.
4S-t2p
of Minneapolis gets contract for cut-
property, to-wit:
September, 1924, at ten o’clock A. M.,
tng 300,000,000 feet ripe timber on
General bonds of Tillamook City
The North half of the Southwest FOR SALE—^NE NEARLY NEW
sell at public auction to the highest
North Marsh unit of Klamath Indian
farm lighting plant Al condition.
quarter of Secton 20 in Township
Friday: Clarke Smith, Nehalem.
bidder for cash the following describ­ are hereby called for payment on the
reservation.
Write E. F. Brown, Independence,
3 South of Range 9 west, W. M., in
ed real property, situated in Tilla­ date of September 1, 1924, as follows:
Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Portland— All-tile houses being
Refunding bonds of April 15, 1915,
Oregon.
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Tillamook County, Oregon.
ekier, Portland; William Meyers,
mook County, Oregon, to-wit:
built in Piedmont district
This sale will be made for the pur-
Beginning at a point 30 feet West Nos. 18 to 40 inclusive, optional and
« Waite, Lee Wade, Lloyd Gil­
FOR SALE—Y OUNG HORSE
of the center of Section 24 Township payable 5 years after date of issue. ' pose of satisfying said judgment
et, Sheridan.
broke single and double; sound;
Sanitary
Sewer
Bonds
of
October
which
was
rendered
against
said
1 South of Range ten West of Willa­
true to pull weight 1250, for *60.
15,
1918,
Nos.
1
to
29
inclusive,
op-
Weiss
in
said
matter
for
the
sum
of
mette Meridian; thence South 2 de­
Inquire at Headlight office. BN-108
FOR SALE—AT AN ATTRACTIVE grees 16 minutes West parallel to tional 5 years after date of lasue.
$2178.31 with interest theroon at the
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price to close an estate. Splendid the 1-4 section line, 8.68 chains to the
Interest will cease on the < date rate of 8 per cent per annum from
business corners locatde N. W. cor­ center of tide slough; thence in above set for Baid call.
September 12, 1923, together with FOR SALE— COMBINATION Li­
JOHN MATHERS,
ner 1st avenue and 2nd street also Westerly direction down the center
$200 as attorneys’ fees, and the costs
CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE
brary dining table, mahogany, ex­
City Treasurer.
N. E. corner 2nd street and Still­ of said tide slough to a point on
and disbursements of the action tax­
tends to six ieet, also four mahog­
G. S. Hunt Pastor.
42- « ed at $20.80 with accruing interest
well avenue. Geo. R. Hooper, gen­ the 1-4 section line running East and
any dining chairs, (brown leather
10 a. tn. Bible school. Classes for
eral delivery, Portland, Ore. 44-t2p 1 West through said section 28.95
I ___
and expenses of sale leas $250 credit
seats.) Just the thing for small
J
CITATION
I
thereon as of May 1, 1924.
I
house or apartments.
Tel. 56J.
chains
West
of
the
place
of
begin
­
11 a. m. preaching.
Subject.' WANTED—CLEAN COTTON RAGS
Data»! this July 18, 1924.
83-'. f
rbirsting for God.”
[ wanted at Williams garage. 44-tl ning, thence East along said 1-4 sec­
JOHN ASCHIM,
tion line 29.95 chains to beginning, In the County Court of the State of
I p. m. preaching. Subject: “Four -
Oregon for Tillamook County.
Sheriff of Tillamook County, Oregon. ■¡'OR SALE—CLOVER, CHEAT AND
wses of Hearers.”
I $35 CASH AND 835 A YEAR WILL containing 22.81 acres more or less.
vetch hay in car load lots or can
In
the
Matter
of
the
Last
Will
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Also beginning at center of Section
buy a nice half acre tract. Only a
Thursday evening, prayer meeting.
furnish mixed car. Prices quoted
and
Testament
and
Estate
of
few
left
J.
L.
Ketch,
opposite
24 Township 1 South of Range ten
1 present we are studying the
B. B
on same on applicaton.
Phillip J. Worrall, deceased.
Grants Pass—Cresent City high­
••ta*. Sixth Psalm for next Thurs-
Coliseum._____________ _________ West of Willamette Meridian, run­
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Daughton, Lebanon, Oregon
To Evie J. Worral, Alfred R. Wor­ way to be completed.
ning thence East 13.75 chains to a
FOR A REAL MARCELL SEE MRS. tract of land formerly belonging to rall, William Worrall, Fred C. Wor­
SITUATIONS WANTED
Reifer. She knows how. Nelson’s Mary L. Day; thence South along rall, Ida M. Beckett, Arthur J. Wor­
U. B. CHURCH
SITUATION WANTED—WORK AT
Hair Bobbing and Beauty Shop, said tract to the center of a slough ral, Anna A. Worral and Hazel Far-
light house keeping, preferrably
on balcony at Haltoms store. 44-tl which is the south boundary of the bro, Greeting:
W. O. Woolever, Pastor.
W. R. C.
as
companion to elderly lady. In­
In
the
name
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
There will be no services l at the
Corinth
Reuet
Corps
No.
54,
Dept
WANTED—A CAPABLE WOMAN Day tract known by the name of You are hereby cited and required
quire at Headlight.
44-tl p
Brethren church next Sunday.
of Oregon meets on first and third
Stillwell
’
s
slough,
thence
along
the
for housekeeping for the winter.
to
appear
in
the
County
Court
of
the
** Pastor will preach at a basket
Friday
evenings
of
each
month,
at
*
17 YEAR OLD BOY WANTS POSI-
Inquire at Headlight.
44-t2p center of said slough to where it in­ State of Oregon for Tillamook Coun­
on the Kilches river north of
o’clock in the W. & W. halL Visitor,
tersects the 1-4 section line between i
ton in the city; preferably driving
BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST— the SE1-4 and SW1-4 of Section 24; ty, wthin ten days after the service welcome.
truck or working on delivery. Good
of
this
citation
if
served
upon
you
in
Mrs.
A.
D.
Smith,
cron.
$75 cash prizes. First $35, second, thence North to the place of begin­
driver. Inquire at Headlight. 44-
Tillsmook
County,
Oregon,
snd
with
­
Elizabeth Conover. Secretary
ning. containing 11 acres more or
TREASURER REPORTS ON
in twenty dsys sfter such service if
LOST AND FOUND
beach Sunday_Au8uat 17-
DEBT
CORINTH POST NO. 35
Ieo<
x
, O—
Also beginning at center of Sec­ served within any other County of
FOUND—A BAY HORSE, WAND-
Department of Oregon
FREE — FREE—DANCE TICKETS
tion 24 Township 1 South of Range this state, If personally served of if ' Meta on second and on fourth Sat­ i ered on my place about July 16.
has a bonded debt of 860,-
served
by
publication,
within
not
leas'
airplane rides, eats, deep sc« * i ten West of the Willamette Meridian;
and a credit of 841,450,882.63
Owner may have animal after pay­
ing and hundreds of oth.r commod­
than twenty-eight days from the date urdays of each month at 1:80 p. m.
thence North 21.25 chains; thence
• June 30, 1924, according to a re-
ing for keep arid this ad. John
ities. All to be dropped from air­ South 73 degrees West 1.50 chains; of the first publication of such cita­ in the W. W. hall.
Samuel Downs, Commander
Jacober, Nehalem, Ore.
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tompleted by Jefferson Myers,
plane. Rockaway Beach Sunday, thence North 67 degrees West 2.71 tion, and then and there to make an­
?** treasurer. Of the indebtedness,
H. W. Spear, Adjutant
swer
to
the
allegations
of
the
peti
­
August
17,
1924.
itL
1
LOST—SMALL GIRL’S BROWN
,_____was
-_________________ chains; thenc« North 36 minutes Wert
'334,250
was lor for store
state m«nw.,
highway
tion of Lila Laidig on file in this
coat at Whitney tide land or on
Tillamook Lodge No. 57
820.000,000 for World war vet-! p0Ny RACES, AIRPLANE STILTS 4,30 chain,: thence *>oth 82 degrees
Court and cause praying for an order
road between there and Traak
A F. « A. M.
—-
, of this Court revoking, setting aside
Stated rommunieatien see
bridge south of town.
Reward.
>nteres‘ bonds and the remaining i
ond Wednesday in each
Call 3F2 or Mutual phone, Mrs. P.
thence South 11 degrees West 4.32 ' annulling and holding void the order
for rural credit bonds. The
made by this Court herein on August
month.
Visiting Brother»
J. Sharp.
44-tl
chains; thence North 81 degrees
’*d valuation of the state 1—
23, 1923, admitting to probate as the
welcome.
Rockaway
beach,
you
ma)
-
.
.
West
4
chains;
thence
South
44
de-
“ Ta’ 31.042,410,618.
LOST—A PURSE CONTAINING A
portion of the 875 cash pnzes. Sun rrees West 2.18 chains; thence South Last Will and Testament of Phillip
Howard C. Boone, Ser
/■’’Mits were derived from the vet-
J.
Worrall,
a
certain
instrument
then
one dollar bill and some small
Say, August 17. 1924. _____
tOminutes West 3 48 chains thence
a,d first mortgages to the
change, als< two stamps, between
South 43 degrees 30 minutes West so admitted to probate in common
k t E BROACH WED- 1.73 chains; thence South 79 degree« form, and to «how cause, if any
Finder
7*®’ of 818.017,922.75.
Other I LOST—A G-------
the P. O. and armory.
;a finder return to
plea»« return to Headlight office.
1 *«re irrigating district cer-
nesday forenoon
West 3-32 chains; thence North 45 exists, why said petition should not
d receive reward.
Tuesday Evening, 7:30
44-tl
-2*"
indebtedness, *1,607,740;
be granted and why there should not
Headlight a n C
44-tl degrees West 5.07 chain*; thence be entered herein a further order,
Rebekah» Wednesday Evening.
state aid sinking fund. 82.-
South 87 degrees West 4 chains to
B N ill
on han(j to be convert-,
®io first mortgages, World war
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