THE GATE CITY JOURNAL. ffTBBA.
GATE CITY JOURNAL
published ev®ry Friday at Nyssa. Ore
gon, by
F R E D L. S H E E T S ,
F R ID A Y . JA N U A R Y 30, 1920
t,. red as seconu-ciaa» m atter April
i»iu, at the postoffice at Nyssa,
Oregon, under the A cto f March 3,1879.
SU B SC R IPT IO N R A T E S :
One year, in advance______ ____ $1 60
S'xm onths in advance------------------- 75c
Fresh bolted Corn Meal for sa'.e
in any quantity, sacks will be furn-
ished. We also do custom grinding
Adv.Tan 9-tf
Hatfield Bros.
P R O F E S S IO N A L .
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
J. J. SARAZIN
Physician and Surgeon
Oftice hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m,
WILLIAM J . W E E SE , M. D
EDGAR S
FO RTN ER, M
D
Physicians and Burgeons
Otlices Over F irst NaUonal Bank
ONTARIO,
OREGON
DON S. NUMBERS,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
Parma,
Phone 40
CHIROPRACTOR
V 3 ENCS
chiropractor
liraduato of Palmer 9chool r f
Chiropractic
Office hours 9:00 a. m to 4:00 p. m .
N Y SSA , OREGON
DENTISTS
DR. T. O. H U M P H R E Y *
DEN TI8T
P a rm a , Idaho
Phon« 43
DR. A. R ROBERTS
D cN TIST
Between Depot and Main Street
O ntario , O regon .
P hone 52
DR. W. G HOWE
D E N T IS T
Wilson Building
Phones:
Office
117—R es.
ONTARIO
117-2
OREGON.
ATTORNEYS
C. M. CRANDALL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
VALE
OREGON
W. II. Brooke - P. J. Gallagher
ATTORN E Y S-A T-LA W
Wilson Bldg
( Ititu ro. 1 1/
R. W. SWAGLER
ATTORN EY-A T-LA W
Rooms 12, 14, 15
Wilson Bldg.
OREGON
ONTARIO
MERCHANDISE
I
t prices that bring down the cost
o f living! Ready Mired Paint $3 gal.
Pure Linseed Oil 92.10, * plugs S ta r.!
H orse«hoe or think Climax delivered
$5.10, 24 nans Stag or Union le a d e r
delivered »2 20. W rite COOP STO RE
Caldwell fore prlca list.
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BA ILIE, JA S . CAVANAUGH, Q . H
TOW N LEY, C . E . CONRAD, GEO R
GE DERR, DRIKSBACH R O TH ER S.
>11. F . DOUSBACH, N . H . BLV ICK ,
M ALHEUR COUNTY, a Municipal O. H . E L L IS , GEO. EIOHBTADTG,
J . A. iIIRASIBR, F R E D A . GORlUAN,
Corporation,
P laintiff, GEO RGE E . CRUMBS, ANNA E .
vs.
GRIME'S, JNO. W . GROSSMAN, WLM.
J . A . IBUOKMAdTER, T H E R E SA J .
HOUSTON,
W IL L
H EN K LE
11UHIN8, L . J . IBUOK, MRi3. C M. GUSTAVE
JAH1SCH,
CONRAD
BA ILIE, JIAiS. CAVANAUGH, G. H JOHNSON, C . F . K E IL Y , JA S J .
TO W N LEY, C . E . CONRAD, GEO R KILLIAN , P . E. K ETO H ERSID , JAIS.
More than $250,000 of the $550,000 GE LE3RR. DRIB9BAOH B R O TH ER S,
P. ANDERSON, J .
F . K IR K B R .
r ad bond issue of Douglas county is
U. F DRISBAlCH. N H . BLVIO K,
ARTHUR LUND, E . T . M ARTIN , A.
unexpended.
G . H. E L L IS , GEO. EIC IISTA O TG ,
E . MANNING, SA M U EL IMATHIEZ.
The annual convention of the Chris-
J . A FRASIER, F R E D A . GORIDLVN,
1JEE <B. MaCLARBN, !L. N tt'H O IH ,
t an and Missionary alliance will open
1 GEORGE E . G R IM ES, ANINA E . NHJ9 P E T E R OLSIBN, RAYMOND
at Hood River February 1.
There has been little improvement In 1 GRUMES, JN O. W. GROSSMAN, WtM. B. P IP E R , C . C . RHOADS, A. H
HOUSTON,
W IL L
H EN KLE.
the car shortage situation In Oregon J
K O TH FU Se, JNO. H. R E H D ER , P E
GU STA V E
JA RISU H ,
CONRAD
during the past few weeks.
T E R SCHIDIDIGGER, OHAS. 8KOOG,
School teachers of Hood River have JOHNSON, C . F . K E L L Y , JAiS. J . H. R . 'SCH A EFER, W . W . S T E W
0 ganlzed an association for the pur- KILLIAN, P . E. KETOHERI3ID, JA 3 . ART, H ARRY SPRIN G, SAiM H
p. ANDERSON, J .
F.
K'KRKER,
1 ose of securing better salaries.
THOMAS, H . W . W A LK ER, ROY X
The validity of the state dog license A RTH UR LU vD , L . T . «MARTIN, A
W ELLIN GTON ,TH EODORE C. W AL
law has been sustained by Circuit K. MANNING, SA M U EL MATIHEZ.
K E R , H . A. W E ST R U P , IW. H
Judge McCourt of Multnomah coun U SE IB. IMoC'LAREN, L . NICHOLS,
BIARLEMONT,
Jl\ S .
IB.
O U N E,
ty.
N ILS P E T E R O LSEN , RAYMOND OVSIPBR LBHNv-R, DAM Ell. McCON
The Marshfield Chamber of Com
I). P IP E R , C . C . RIHOAD3, A. H
N ELL, OORIY E . M cCULLY, HUGH
merce Is uncovering a lot of names that
ftOTHFTjraS, JN O. H REH D ER , P E O'HARA, G EO RG E P . SULLIVAN ,
were not found by the census enumera
T E R SOIllHl'DIG.jEH, OHAS. 8KOOG, .MRS. A . L . S W E E T , EMIMA S U L
tors.
The state lime board has confirmed H. R . SC H A EFER, W . W . S T E W LilVAN, G . H ZUMAN, E . P . HAUL
the order closing operations at the A RT, HARRY SPRUNG, SAM II
WM. D. ALLEN , A . E . ATWOOD
s ate lime quarry at Gold H ill until THOMAI3, H. W . W A LK ER , ROY N. 1I3TA TE, CH A S. HOLSTROM , JA CK
W ELLIN GTON ,TH EODORE C. WAL ANDERSON, MIETTTA ANDERSON.
spring.
A. W B 3T R U P , IW. H. J . S . IBiURBRIDGE E S T A T E , M RS
County officials estim ate that there K E R , H
JA 3 .
B.
C L IN E ,« O. IB. B E L L A R , M RS. A. IM. B E L
are 1600 dogs in Jackson county. So l iARlLEMONT,
far only 800 owners have taken out a | t A&PBR iLBHLNBR, 'DANIEL McCON- j LAR, GRACE E . B R E N N E R , IMITL-
C ate license.
| N ELL, COIRIA E . M cCULLY, HUGH , DiRBD IM. IBOWEN, W . D. BROWN,
Trappers are doing unusually well j O'HARA, G EO RG E IP. SU LLIV A N , j
PEA RL BU TTS,
'E A R L BO TTS
In Klamath county this season. I t is M RS. A. L . S W E E T . BMIMA S U L
JOHN CALLAIS, B . S . COOK i
frobable that the season's catch will LI VAN, G . H . ZUMAN, K. P. HALL,
COMPANY, a corporation, E . J
run to $15,000.
W.\l. D. ALLEN , A. E . ATWOOD OOF1FELT, m i .
T.
C.
JOHN
The sixth annual Marlon County E ST A T E , OHA j S . HOLSTROlM, JA CK
M YRTLE
1.
COWINS
Corn show was held at Salem, with ex- A i NDBR i SON, MIEHTA ANDERSON, j SON,
CLINTON H U R T & COMPANY, a
1 Ibits on hand from many sections of
J . 9 . IB UK BRID G E E S T A T E , MiKld. j corporation, A. H . C H E STE R , "UN
the W illam ette valley.
O. IB. B EL L A R , M RS. A . M. B E L KNOWN
O W N ER”,
DAVIS
ft
The Oregon State Association of Na
LAR, GRACE E . BREN N ER , M IL ! W H EE L ER ,
HORACE
D ERRIC K ,
tional Farm Loan organizations held
DRED iM. (BOWEN, W . D. BROW N, OlOIW ADAMIS, S . H. DANNER, J .
its second annual meeting at Salem,
P E A R L B U T T S , P E A R L BO TTS, it. BLACKIABY OOMLWERCHAlL OOM-
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The California-Oregon Power com JOHN CALLAIS, B . S . COOK ft PANY, a corporation, J . F . F E R
pany is removing Its poles and lines COMPANY, a corporation, E . J . GUSON, H . C . W H ITW O RTH , L\U -
T.
C.
JOHN - ItlA T . FITC H , HiARlRY FLYNN,
at Ashland. Its business has been COFIFEILT, W M .
SON,
M Y R T L E
I.
COWLS'J, ADDINGTON & HAM ISTREET, J . 6
absorbed by the municipal system.
The schools of Mapleton, Swisshomo CLINTON H U R T & COMPANY, a I .M OTSETT, GEO. WV. H A Y E S, IDA
and W estlake, all In the extrem e west- corporation, A. H. C H E S T E R , ‘‘UN M. G IL LA SPY , J . W . GRAHAM,
i rn end of Lane county, are closed on KNOWN
O W N ER’1,
DAVIS
& WLM. E . L E E S , LORllN G RUBLL,
account of smallpox in the districts.
W H EELER,
HORACE
D ERRIC K , PBAIRL C O PEL, G . L , GREGG, T .
The constitutionality of the fish ami LUW ADAMIS, S . H. DANNER, J
M. G R O W N SELL, MOLINE FARM S
lam e legislation, creating a fish and f t . BLAOKAMY c o m m e r c i a l c o m
ClOlMIPAlNY, a corporation, W . M.
game commission of nine members will p a n y , a corporation, J . IF. (F1EK-
H IT E , E . L . HANNA, O . E . S T E
be tested by the Multnomah Anglers GUSON. H . O. WIHllTWORTH, LAU
PHENSON. S . V . HOFIF, A . L .
club.
RA T . F1TC1H, HARlRlY FLYN N, HUBBARD, M. V . H A RT, I . P .
Mrs. B. A. Lemon, a pioneer of Ben
ADDINGTON ft HAlMlSTIKEBl', J . S . HART
JU N TU RA
INVESTM ENT
ton county, is dead. She crossed the
M O TSETT', GEO. iW . H A Y ES, IDA COMPANY, a corporation, 'W. E .
plains from Missouri in 1852, settling
Ai. G IL L A SP Y , J . W . GIRAHAM, HUHHEL, J . » . BLAIOKLYBY W . H.
near Monroe, where she has since re
WLM. E . L E E S , LORIUN GKUWLL, IN’ NIS, JOHN L . JA C O B S, JOHN H.
sided.
A hog show and sale will be held at P E A R L C U PEL, G . L . GREGG, T . JA CO BS, PRUD EN CE S . JOHNSON,
Salem February 4. when 43 head of M. GROVv N dBLL, MOLINE FARM S JOHNSON & B R E N T , JO H N MlAT-
brood sows and gilts, from the cham COMPANY, a corporation, W. M- HEWIS, JO N E S & ZUTZ, JE R R Y
pion producing breeders of the West, H ailS, E L . iHlAlNINA, O . E . S T E H U R LEY, TH O S. JO N E S, O. D
PHENSON, S . V . HOFF', A . L . GUNN, LEX) H . SCHMIDT, A. G.
will be sold.
It Is estimated that damage done to KUDBARiD, M. V. H ART, I . P- KING.MIAN, GEO RG E K E L L E Y , P E T
Umatilla county roads by recent floods HART
J UiNTURA
IN VESTM EN T E R H . MARIVIS, RA LPH E . MAR
and washouts will amount to $25,000. COMPANY, a corporation, W. E . VIN, E A R L 6 .
MBRUCLE, MIN
Permanent repairs will not be made HUUDBL, J . R. DLAOKAiBY W. II.
TON & R E E C E , E F P IE L . MIN
until spring.
IN’ NIS, JOHN L . JA C O B S, JOHN H . TON,
JOHN
(MATHEWS,
J
Newton A. Blogett, resident of Ore JA C O BS, PRU D EN CE S„ JO H N SO N ,
WALDO M URPHY, S . . J . M ILLER,
gon for the past 60 years, died at his
I JOHNSON AI B R E N T , JOHN MAT- J . O . YOUNG, S . S . McDONlALD,
home In Albany, aged 86 years. He had
LEWIS, JO N E S & ZU TZ, JE R K ) R . C . . M cKIN NEY, ROY BUCH
resided In the W illam ette valley for
H U RLEY, TH O S. JO N E S , O. D. M ILLER, D. , J . MWCARItO.V, Me
the past 40 years.
! GINN, LEO H . SCH M IDT, A. G . WILLJAiMS & SON, P IE R R E NOU-
Fred J. Holmes, aged 62 years, presi
j KiNGMlAN, G EO RG E K E LL EY ', P E T QUE, M RS. E IJB A P H IP P S, W . S
dent of the La Grande National bank
and one of Union county's foremost ER I I. MAR V IS, R A L P H E . MAR PARK S, M RS. W . J . PRESTO N ,
-A ER1CLE, MIN IESISE L . P O T T B R , M RS. W . W
citizens, died at his home In La Grande VIN, E A R L 8 .
TON & R E E C E , E F IIiE L . MEN IXX>NEY, JOHN P E T E R S , FTtANK
from heart trouble.
JO H N
M A TH EW S,
J . . ItO B IR T S, I. M. R O C K E FE L L E R
Because of complaints that census TON,
M IL L ER , F R E D STA R R , IN T E R S T A T E LAND
enumerators had failed to list a good i WALDO M URPH Y,
many Individuals, the city council of J . O . YOUNG, S . S . MCDONALD, | & LOAN COMPANY, a corporation,
Roseburg is taking steps to have u i it. c .
M c K in n e y , koy bu o h -I D. O. SU TH ERLA N D , M RS. ED9TH
more complete count.
.MILLER, D . . J . McOA'RlRON, ,M c- SCO TT, MINNIE S T E F F IN S , liY
Dr. Francis A. Bailey, pioneer phy WtHJUlALMIS & SON, P IE R R E NOU- MAN Wr. CROUCH, u . S . SCHUCK
sician of Washington county and wide | QUE, M R S. ELIZA. P H IP P S , W . S . JA M E S SARGENT, BYRO N & RAL
ly known throughout the state, died at PARKS, M RS. W . J . PRESTO N ,
PH TU RN ER, THOMAS & BARNUM
Hillsboro at the age of 81, following
l J E S S E L . P O T T E R , M RS. W . W. CH RISTIN A THOLMLAS, "UNKNOWN
an attack of pneumonia.
1 LOONBY JOHN P E T E R S , FRANK OW N ER”, R O SET T A W IT T , M RS.
As a result of numerous complaints
j ROD1RTS, I. M. R O C K E F E L L E R CORA W A LK ER, WILSON & HOX-
of people missed In the census, the E u
FR E D STA R R , IN T E R S T A T E LAND IE , C . D. W ILLIA M S B S T a TK,
gene Chamber of Commerce has asked
for blanks so that those who have been & LOAN COMPANY, a corporation, MARY B . W ILLIAM S, DR. B . F .
D. G. SU TH ERLA N D , MBIS. EDITH W ILU A l MS, W ILLOW R IV E R LAND
missed may be counted.
& IRRIGATION COMPANY, a cor
Reports from Drew In Douglas coun SCO TT, MINNIE ST E F FE N S , i A
ty. a few miles above Tiller, Indicate MAN W . CROUCH, M S . SCHUCK, poration, M. W . WAYMAN, J . A.
that a rich gold strike has been made. JA M B S SARGENT, BYRON & RAL W E9CO, W AGNER B R O TH E R S, O.
The ledge uncovered Is said to assay PH T U R N E R , THOMAS & BARNUM, J . MAGENHEBMER, NAT G . W AL
CH RISTIN A THOM AS, "UNKNOWN TBRIS, NAT O. W A T T L E S, A. D
more than $500 to the ton.
That the damage to Marlon county OWNER ', R O SET T A W IT T , M R S. | W OODRUFF,, M R S. D . W E IR , AL
fruit growers will be light Is Indicated COR A W A LK ER , W ILSON & H O X . EXAN DER W IL E Y , ANNA C. OA
In a report made by Professor Brown IE , C .
D
WILLOAiMlS E S T A T E . T E R , JOHN CLOUSTAN, JOHN J
of the O. A. C., jvtao has Just completed MARY B . W ILLIA M S, DR. B . F
GREGORY E S T A T E , T H 0 8 . JO N . i
an inspection of the orchards.
W ILLIA M S, W ILLOW R IV E R LAND j JOHNSON B R O T H E R S, D. T . HAM
Admissions by a man charged with & IRRIGATION COMPANY, a c o r GEORGE S .
M ILLER, ONTARIO
murder In the presence of a sheriff, tf poration, M. W . WAYLMAN, J . A. j
LAND & T O W N SIT B COMPANY, f
made voluntarily, are admissible at the
W ESCO, WAGNER B R O TH E R S, G. ( corporation, JA M B S L .
RIC11EY
trial of the defendant, according to an
J . MAGENHEUM'ER. NAT G . WAL C H A S.N U TT, E .I.H A T F IE L D , A .C
opinion of Attorney General Brown.
T B R S , MAT G W A T T L E S. A. D
G F E L L B R , and all persons known o:
After several weeks of preparation
W OODRUFF,, M R S . D. W E IR , AL ' unknown ch im in g any 'tg b t, title oi
the W illam ette University Glee club
interest in and to the property de
will make its first long tour through i LX AN HER W IL E Y , ANNA C . CA- scribed herein, and all persons whon
T
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R
,
JOHN
CLOUSTAN
,
JOHN
J
Eastern Oregon and Washington dur
it may concern.
Defendants.
ing the two weeks beginning January GREGORY E S T A T E . T H O S. JO N E S ,
JOHNSON B R O TH rjR S. D T . HAM,»
29.
M ILLER . ONTARIO
SUMMONS.
J . D. Mickle, state dairy and food GEORGE S
commissioner, announced at the an LAND & TOWN S IT E COMPANY, S
L.
R IC H EY,
nual convention of the state dairymen corporation, JA M B S
IN T H E NAIMS O F TH E S T A T F
at Eugene thnt he will retire from of C H A S.N U TT, E . I H A T FIE L D , A .C . O F OREGON. Yon nnd each of you
fice at the expiration of his present G F E L L B R , and all persons known or are hereby notlllAS th at Mulheui
County, Oregon, U th e owner and
term.
unknown ch im in g any rkgh*, title or holder of certificate* of delinquency
T bs worh of the womsn forest fire interest in and to the property de for unpaid taxes due and pey»t>!«
lookouts In the Csscade forest last scribed herein, and all persons whom to Malheur County. Oregon, for the
summer was so successful that N. F It may concern.
year 1914, leeued by the Tax Col
Macduff, supervisor of ths forest, ha-
Defendants. lector of Mialheur County, Oregon
which certificates of delinquency art
declared thnt he wants n large num
hereinafter set forth, showing th<
TO
her for next summer's work. He says
number« thereof, together with the
they will be employed thin year In J .
A. BCOKMA/STHR. TH E R E SA tra c ts of land covered thereby, the
greater numbers than ever.
BU RN S, L . J . B U C K , M R S. C . M. am ount of taxes, internet, penalty
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E
S T A T E O F OREGON FOR T H E
COUNTY OF MALHEUR
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
S. J.
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and advertising costa being included
In said certificates; date of Issuance
and rate of Interest on said certifi
cate«, which amounts are a first lien
on the land described In said certifi
cate« o f delinquency, In which is
given the town if town property,
with lot and block, anil the legtM
»ub-dlvisions with sections, town
ships and range. If rural property,
wiih the name of the person to
whom assessed, and the present own
e r of said property, and whereever
the present owner is now not speci
fically set forth the party to whom
the property U assessed is the
present owner thereof as shown by
the ladt tax roll In the hands of the
sheriff of Malheur County, Oregon;
the description of each of which sev
eral tracts of land are given un'ler
the numlbera 1 to 149, inclusive,
herein, that the tra cts of land i-os.
I to 56, Inclusive, are Included within
certificate of delinquency No. 2S84,
which was issued to Malheur Coun
ty, Oregon, on Janu ary 2, 1920, and
that said certificate of oelinquency
and the amounts as to eaoh tract
of land therein bears interest at the
rate of twelve per cent, per annum
from Janu ary 2, 1920, and that as
to all the rem aining tracts of land
hereinafter described the numlber of
the delinquency certificate Is given
with the date of Issuance and the
rate of in terest; that all of the land
herein described Is south of the
various townships herein set forth
and all land herein described lies
East of the W illam ette Meridian:
(K ey to A bbreviations). "S e c .” is
"S e ctio n ”,
"T p .”
is
Township",
"R S .” Is "R ange”, “A" for “A ssess
ed", ‘tP” for "P en alty ", “A C” for
"Advertising Costs", ’IB” for "B lo ck ",
"line.” for “Inclusive”.
Tr. 1, S%i9M4iNVV% Sec. 9, Tp.
33 S . R g. *0 ; A to J . 4 . Buck-
master, $1.72.
T r . 2, SV&NEWSIWtt S e c. 17. Tp.
33 S. R g. 40; A to Theresa Burns,
$1.72.
T r. 3, SVi'SIWUto‘W '4 S e c. 15 Tp.
31 S . Rg. 41, and N E^ SW > 4 80c.
27, Tp. 36 S . Rg. 37; A to L . J .
Buck, $6.83.
T r, 4, tNE‘4 S e c.
23, Tp.
36
S. R g. 37; A to M rs. C. M. Bailie,
$13.69.
T r. 5, NWV4SBR4
S ec. »5, Tp
33 S . Rg. 39; A to Ja a Cavanaugh,
Present Owner G .
H . Townley,
$3.25.
T r. 6, NE%INIW% S ec. 35, Tp.
¿2 S . R g. 40; A to C. E . Conrad,
$3.25.
T r.
33 S .
$1.72.
33 9 . Rg- 40; A to Jno. H Rehder,
*1 .7 2 .
T r . 36,
Sec 3, Tp.
33 S . R g. 40; A to P eter Schel-
digger, Present Owner Ja s . P. An
derson, $1.72.
T r . 37, S H N E K N K K S e c. 17, Tp.
33 3
lig . 40; A to Ohas Skoog,
$1.72.
T r.
38, SIEÌ4LN1EÌ4
S e c. 13, Tp.
33 S . Rg 40; A to H . R . Schaefer,
Present
Owner A .
C.
G feller;
$3.25.
T r. 39, SW %SEV4 Sec. 27, Tp. 33
S . Rg. 40; A to W . W . Stew art,
$3.25.
T r.
40, N W V N E% S e c. 21, T p .
32 9 . Rg. 41; A to Harry Spring,
$3.25.
Tr
41, S W % S E %
S e c. 33, Tp.
3« S . Rg. 37, andi NV48WV4NE>4
Sec 9, Tp 33 S. Rg. 40; A to Sam H.
Thomas, $5.14.
%
T r.
42, SED IN E<4 Sec 5, T p . 37
S
Rg. 37; A to H . W. W alker,
$3.25.
T r . 43, NW%iS(Ey* S e c. 3, T p . 33
5 Rg. 39; A to Roy N. W ellington,
»3.25
T r.
44, NIW%SW% S ec. 38, Tp.
31 S . Rig. 41; A to Theodore C.
Walker, *2 .8 3 .
Tr. 45, N E% N ©% S e c. 21, Tp. 32
S . R g. ’ 41; A to H. A. Westruip,
»3.25.
T r . ‘ 46, Lots 7 -nd 8, B. 38;
Lots 13 to 15, In c. B . 39, Col
umbine; A to W. H . Bariem ont,
$ .66.
T r . 47, Lots 1, 2, and 3, B. 40,
Columbine; A to Ja s B . Cline,
$.27.
T r. 48, Lota 22 and 23, B . 21,
Columbine; A to Casper Lehner,
$. 2T.
T r. 49, Lot 7, B . 12, Columibine;
A to Daniel McConnell, $.1 4 .
T r . 50, Lots 10, 11, and 12, iB.
69, Columibine; A to Cora E . Me-
Cully, $ .3 9 .
T r. 51, Lot 22, B. 49, Columibine;
A to Hugh O’H ara, $ .1 3 .
T r . 52, Lot® 7, & 8, B . 17, Col
umbine ;Ato
George
P.
S u lliv an ,'
$.27.
T r. 53, Lot 24, B . 21, Lota 15 &
16 and 17 & 18, B. *0, Lots 1, 2,
6 3, B . 27, Columbine; A to Mrs.
A. L . Slweet, $1.07.
T r. 54, Lot 17, B . 56, Columbine;
A to Emma Sullivan, $ 1 4
T r . 56, Lots 11 & 12, B . 46, Col
umbine;
A to G .
H.
Zuman,
$.27.
T r. 56, Lot 19, B. 40, Columbine;
7, «H N W 14N E14 S e c - 17- Tp A. to E . P . Hall, $.14.
R g. 40, A to George Derr,
T r . 57, Lots 19 &
20, B , 77,
Ornarlo; A to W m. D. A llen; $4.77,
8, N W % N E%
S e c. 16, Tp. D. C. N o. 1596, 15 per cen t., 8-1-16.
R g . 41; A to Driedbach Bro
T r.
58, SW »4N W % , S ^ S IW ^ ,
Present Owner R . F . Drles- Lot® 3 & 5, Sec. 4, T p . 16 S .
$3 25.
Kg. 47. S ^ lN E K S ec. 6, T p . 16
S . Rg. 47, A ssessors Tax No. 1,
9, «HlS(W%iNE% S ec. 19, Tp
R g. 40; A to N. H. ElviOk, dec 33, Tp. 15 S . R g. 47; A to A.
E . Altiwood, E state, P resent Owner
16 S . R g.
10, NEHIN1W% S e c . 31, Tp. of Lot 6, S e c . 4, Tp.
Rg. 37; A to G . H. Ellis, 47, Chas. H olstrom ; $120.43, D. C.
No. 1612, 15 per cen t., 8-1-16.
T r.
32 S .
thers,
bach,
T r.
13 S .
$1 .72.
T r.
36 S .
$3.26.
T r . 11, Si\Vi4SIB% S e c. 27, Tp.
30 S . R g, 41; A to Geo. Eiohstadtg,
$2.75.
Tr.
12, N E *4 ;
&IKK;
NW%;
aW % S e c. 15, Tp. 32 S . Rg. 40,
and N E *4; SE>4 ; N E% i NW% S ec.
21, Tp. 32 S . Rg. 40; A to J . A.
Fraser, $85.59.
T r. 13, S*6ISE U SW % S e c. 15, Tp.
31 S . R g. 41; A to FYed A. Gordan,
$1.44.
T r. 14, N ttN W H N W fc S e c. 23,
Tp. 21 S . Rg. 41; A to George
E . Grimes, Present Owner Anna E .
Grimes,, 1 .4 4 .
T r. 15, NWy«LNWV4 S e ". 9, Tp.
37 S . Rg. 37; A to Jn o W . Gross-
man, $3.25.
T r. 16, S% 9E% N iBt4 Sec 13, Tp.
13 S . Rg. 39; A to W m. J . Hous
ton, $1.72.
T r. 17. SIWK S e c . 13 T p . IS » .
Rg. 37; A to Will H enkle, $6.75
T r . 18, N EttSW iA S e c. 31, Tp.
.16 8 . R g . 37; A to Gustave Jarlsch ,
$3.25.
T r. 19, N W *4»W % S e c . 13, Tp,
12 S . Rg. 40; A to Conrad Johnson,
$3.25.
T r . 20, N%NiW14NW% S e c. 13,
Tip. 31 S R g. 41; A to C . F . Kelly,
»1.39
Tr. 21, Ntt®EH4NE14 S e c . 23, Tp
31 9 . R g. 41; A to J a s . J . Killian,
$1.44.
T r, 22, SV4N W H N W >4 Sec 3, Tp.
33 9 . R g. 40; A to P . E . K et-
jhersid, P resent Ownes Ja s. P . An
derson, $4.11.
T r . 23, SiW % N ® * S ec. 5, Tp.
17 S . R g. 37; A to J . F . K irker,
$3.25.
T r.
59, Lot 6, S e c. 22, Tp. 25
8 . Rg. 44; A to Ja c k Anuerson,
Present Olwner M etta
Anderson;
$5.27, D. C. No. 1620, 15 p er cent.,
8-1-16.
T r. 60, Lots 26 & 26, B . 8,
Riverside Addition to O ntario; A
to J .
S . Buribridge E sta te ; $4.60,
D. C. ilo . 1622. 16 per cent.,
8-1-16.
T r , 61, Lot® 18 to 20, In c. B .
315, O ntario; A to Mrs. O . B .
Hellar, Present Owner Mrs. A . M.
tlellar; $3.70, D. C. No. 2067, 15
per cent., 8-1-16.
T r.
62, Lot 14, B . 292, Ontario;
A to Grace E . Brenner; $.94, D. C.
No. 1625, 15 per cent., 8-1-16.
T r.
63, 9EÌ4INEH S e c . 15,
Tp
16 S . Rg. 47; A to Mildred' M.
Bowen; $91.07, D. C. No. 1644,
16 per cent, 8-1-116.
T r. 64, 2-3 Acre in B . 37, Annex;
A to
W . D. Braw n; $2.83, D.
C.
No. 1647, 16 per cent., 8-1-16.
9
I
£
*
0
t
0
T r,
65, NlEWSiEUCvW^ S e c . 26,
Tp. 16 S . Rg. 43; A to Pearl
Butts, Present Owner Pearl B otta;
$9.47, D . C. No. 1652, 15 per cent.,
&-M 6.
T r. 67. L ots 37 £ 38, B . 9, Villa
Park Add. to '►ntario; A to John
Oallas; $1.03, D. C. No. 1662, 16
per cent., 8-U16.
T r . 68, Lot 8, B . 244, Lot® 1 to
4, Inc., B . 263, Lots 7 to 10, Inc.,
B. 317, Ontario; A to B . S . Cook
& Company, a corporation; $7,22,
D. C. No. 1665, 15 per cent., 8-1-16.
T r. 69, N E 'A SE ’/i, XW 149W 14 Sec.
24, Tp. 1« S . R g, 44; A to E . J .
Coffe It, P resent Owner W m. T . C.
Johnson: $3 46, D. C. No. 1677,
T r. 24, Stt'NIWKNfBU Sec 9, Tp. 15 per cent., 8-1-16.
!3 S Rg 40; A to Arthur Lund,
T r . 70, Lots 13 & 14, B . 15, Nys
$2 92.
sa; A to M yrue I . Cowius; $5.11,
T r. 25, SV4SW>4NEK Sec 17, !*>. D. C. No. 1691, 15 per cent, 8-1-16.
3 S . Rg 40; A to E . T . Martin,
T r . 71, SIW<4S!E)4 S e c. 4, Tp.
>1.712.
21 S
Rg. 46, and NE>4 S e c. 17,
T r. 27. NW %SE>4 S e c. 33, Tp. Tp. 21 S
Rg. 46; A to Clinton
II S . Rg. 41; A to A. E . Manning. Hurt & Company, a corporation;
$24.14, D. C. No. 1686. 1» per cent.,
$2.95.
8-1-16.
T r. 28. SE *4 Sec
9, Tp. 3« S
T r . 72, Lot 14, B . 29, Brogan:
tg .
37; A to Samuel Mathex,
A to A, H. Chester, Present Owner
913.69.
T r . 29. ,vW>41NEVi S e c. 3. Tp. "Unknown Owner” ; $1,02. D. C.
1 S . Rg. 41; A to Lee B . McClar- No. 1700, 15 p^r cen t., 8-1-16.
T r. 74, NW14NEH S e c. 36. Tp
n, »2.76.
T r. 30, N H -N F U N E * S e c. 13, Tp 19 9 . Rg. 4»; A to Davis ft W heel
13 S . Rg. 39 A to L Nichols er; $2 25. D, C, No, i713, 15 per
cent., 8-1-16.
»1 73.
T r. 75 9M’ i* 8 E H , S H S W ^ -.ec.
T r 31, N B ^ S E V i Sec 21, T p . 33 J, Tp. 14 9
Rg 41. .VW H NW ti
I
Rg
39. and S W ^ S E V * Sec ». Sec. 10, T p . 14 9 . Rg. 41; A to
Tp 32 S . Rg 41; A to Nils Peter Horace Derrick, Present Owner Dow
Glsen, $6.76.
Adams; $15 18 D. C. No 1718, 15
T r. 32. SH SW V iN W H S e c. 27 per c e n t. ^ 8-1-16
Tp- 33 8 R f M ; A to Raymond B
T r . 7«. Lots 11 ft 12, B . 9,
Piper. $1 72.
Blackatoy's
Addition
tq
Jprijap
T r 33. NH1 W H 8 W H Sec 13. Tp. Valley;
A.
to
9.
H.
Dainner,
t3 S . R * 3» A to C. C Rhoari«. Present Owner J .
R.
Blaekaby
21. I t .
C0 mmerci.1 l Company
a corpora
T r 34. N H N «»4SE14 Sec 16. Tp. tion; $8 «2. D. C. No’. 1719, 15 per
t3 9 Rg M ; A te A H RothTuee. cent., $-1-16.
2 1 . n .
T r . 35. N W jSE V V W ^ S e c. 1?,
O
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