The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 22, 1923, Image 2

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Jar
15
GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published
every F rid a y
O regon, by
at
Nyssa,
H. F . BROW N
E ntered a t the Postoffice a t N yasa,
Oregon, aa second-class B ail B atter
ORDER FIXING TIME FOR
HEARING
IN T H E COUNTY COURT FOR
M A LH EU R COUNTY, STA TE OE
OREGON.
in tha M attar of tha O rganization of
the Owyhee D rainage D istrict, in
M alheur County, Oregon.
Now, on th is 20th day a f Ju n e, 1923,
the above m a tte r came to ba heard be
fore the above entitled C ourt; and it
appearing th a t a petition for the or
ganiiatnon of the O W Y H EE DRAIN
AGE D ISTRICT is now p re sen te d to
the C ourt, and application ia m ade for
an order fixing the tim e for th e h e a r­
ing of said petition; and it a p p ea rin g
th a t the ow ners of 6o per cen t of the
acrasge included w ithin th e boundsry
of the proposed drain ag e d istric t hsve
signed and presented the said petition;
end tha C ourt now being fully adviaed
in tb s prem ises;
It Is considered, ordered and and ad
judged th a t th e tim e and plaaa for the
hearing of sush petition be, and the
sam e ia hereby fixed as follow s: The
said petition shall be heard upon the
lu th day of Ju ly , 1923, a t th a hoar of
11 o ’clock in th e forenoon e f said day,
a t tha C ounty C ourt Room in the
C ourt H oase in the City o f Vale, Mai
heur County, Oregon.
And it ia fu rth e r considered, orders)
and adjudged th a t the C lerk e f th n
C ourt publish notice of suoh hearing
and of th e tim e and place th e re o f ai
hareby ordered, in aeaordanee witl
Section 2 of c h ap ter 84U of tha G enera
L a w ie f Oregon a f 1915.
E. H. TEST,
County Judge.
TO T H E HONORABLB COUNT1
COURT OF M A LH EU R COUNTY
STA TE O F OREG O N :
Tha undersigned, b .ln g ow ners o
m ors thsn fifty p e r sent of the acreagi
of th a contiguous body of alkali, wei
aad overflow land In M alheur County,
S ta te of O regon, h e re in a fte r deacrib
ed, do haroby p etition your honorable
body ta cauae to be organiaed a Grain
age D istrict fo r th e purpose of having
lands reclaim ed and protected from
th e effects o f w a ter, fo r aaitary and
a g ricultural purposes and foe the con
venlenca and w elfare of the public
u tility and benefit; and for the purpose
of this petition we sta te the following
m atters es required by C hapter 340 of
th a G eneral L aw s of Oregon, for the
y ear 1916:
1. The nam e proposed for auch Dis-
trie t is Ow yhee D rainage D istrict.
2. The boundary lines of the pro­
posed D istrict are as follows;
Beginning a t tb s corner of sections
38. 26, 86 and 36. T 20 S, K 40 E;
th sn so e ast to tha w eal bank af Owy­
hee riv er; thsnso south and w est along
w a tt bank o f Ow yhes river to a point
w hore said bank in te rse sts south boun­
d ary of ssetien 26; thence w est to
so u th w e st corner section 36; thence
no rth one mile; thence e ast to place of
beginning. All being in M alheur
County, S ta te e f Oregon.
3. The to ta l acreage included in the
said proposed d istric t Ic 600.2 acres
4. Tbe nam es of the owners of the
land In said proposed D istrict, as
as shown by the records of Malheur
C ounty, Oregon,
end the acreage
owned by each e f laid owners is as
follow s:
NAMES
ACREAGE
J . F. Reeee
166 4
Wm. MeEwen
120.0
W m. P e u ts
110,0
C. L. Fiachar
38.0
3. M. S te w a rt
166 0
M alheur C ouaty
111
6. The propesed reclam ation and
p ro tectio n e f said lands ia for sanitary
and ag ricu ltu ral purposes; and sush
roelam atioE and p ro testa tio n will be
condnelve to tha public health and
w o lfars, and o f public utility and ban
til
6. All of th e lands included in said
proposed D iltrie t a re properly included
th erein , and will be beneficially a f­
fected by th e operatioaa e f the pro­
posed D istrlet.
T. The benefit* of such proposed
reclam ation and protection will exceed
th e dam age to ha done; and the beet
in te re s t a f tha land ineluded. and of
th e ow ners o f such land as a whole
and e f the public a t large, will be
prom oted by the forraatioe m d pro­
posed operation of said D istrict.
8 . The form ation of the D rainage
D istriet, under the previsines e f Chap­
te r >40 of the G eneral l.aws of Ore­
gon for 1816 under the provisions of
whieh this petition ia proposed, is a
p ro p e r and a dvantageous m ethod of
accom plishing tha
reclam ation and
pro tectio n of the land in said proposed
D rainage D istrict.
9 The proposed pi n for th* re cla ­
m ation aad p ro tectio n of the property
in tho proposed D istric t is by systssn
o f tile drains properly designed aad lo-
c ated to c arry off drain ag e w ater.
The land included In the proposed
d is trie t ia s* situ ated th a t w ithout
d itc h e s being e en stru ated and w a ter Is
e e t drained off tho land remain# cold
and sour.
10. The signers of th is petition
agree th a t they will pay any and all
expenses incurred, and any tax or taxes
th a t may be levied a g ain st th eir re-
sp ctive lands for the purpose of pay­
ing the expense of organizing or a t ­
tem pting to organize the prooosed
d istrict, such expense to be taxed
a g ain st the lands of th e aignora in
proportion to the numbt r of acres
owned by them and affected by the
pr poeed drainage
11. W H ER EFO R E, your petition­
ers pray th a t the lands described here
in. or such of them as may be found
by the court to be properly included in
the proposed drain ag e d istric t, eith er
perm anently or until fu rth e r investi­
gation and surveys may p erm it elim ­
ination shall be declared organized into
a drainage d istric t under the provisions
of C hapter 340 ot the G eneral Law s of
Oregon for the y ear 1915.
Signed,
WM. PETTZ
E. L. K iSH E R
J . F R E EC E
8 . M. STEW A RT.
STATE; OF OREGON /
C o u n ty
of
bo
M alheur }
I, Wm. P eutz, being first duly sworn,
say th a t 1 have read the foregoing p e­
tition and th a t 1 believe th e allega­
tions th ere o f to be tru e . I fu rth e r
s ta te th a t the sig n a tu re s appended to
said petition are tru e and proper sig ­
n a tu re s of persons whose nam es a p ­
pear th ereto , and th a t each anu all of
said signers of said p e titilo n are own
era o f land w ithin the proposed d rain
age d istric t as se t fo rth in said p e ti­
tion.
WM. PEU TZ
Subscribed and sw orn to before me
this 20th day of June, 1923
H. S. 3 ACKETT,
County Clerk.
By Roy Daley, D eputy.
F irs t publication June 22, 1923.
L a s t publication July 13, 1923,
N otice is hareby given th a t the un-
lersigned as S uperintenent of Banks
por the S ta te of O regon, ia in eharg*
if the assets and affairs of th e Bank
if N yasa, N yssa, Oregon, for th e pur-
lose of liquidation.
All persons who may have claim s
a g a in st said bank era hereby noticed
SUMMONS
to m ake legal proof th ereo f by filing a
duly verified elaim as by law provivad,
with th* D eputy Superintend) n t of IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E
Hanks in charge a t the oM o of the
STATE OREGON FOR T H E CO U N ­
BANK OF NYSSA, Nysaa, O regon,
TY OF M ALHEUR.
i n or before tbe 2trd day of S eptem ­
ber. 1923
Henry B. Slippy Plaintiff, vs. Cora
FR A N K C BRAM W ELL.
B. Coon, and Irw in ( ben, Violet Coen
S uperintendent of Banka.
and Iva Coon, m inor heir* of L e tte r
IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E Coea, deceaeed. and M arshall H. Dry-
ST A T E O F OREGON FO R T H E den, being one and the sam e person as
M .H . Dryden, and Mary B. Bates,
COUNTY O F M ALHETR.
In th e m a tte r of the c t a t e of JO H N being one and th# sam e person as
Mary B. Dryden, aod Mr* Bell Dry­
K EM P FRY . deceased
The undersigned having bean ap den and Ball Bate*, a widow. D efen­
pointed by th* C ounty C ourt of th* dant*.
s ta te o f O regon for tha County of To Iryin Coen, one of the above
M alheur e x e c u to r of tbe e s ta te of
named defendants.
John Kem p F ry, deceased, and having
IN TH E N A N E OF T H E STATE
qualified, notice is hereby given to the
OF OREGON: Yon are hereby re
ereuitors of and all person* having
quired to appear and answ er tbe com
claim s a g ain st the e sta te of said d e ­
plaint filed against you in th* above
ceased to presen t them , duly verifi.d,
entitled suit on or before th e expira­
as required by law , w ithin six m onths
tion of six weeks from the d a te of tbe
a fte r the d a te of the first publication
service of this sum m ons upon you and
of this notice to the said executor a t
if you fail to answ er for w ant thereof
his residence n e ar Nyasa, O re g m , *r
the plaintiff above named will apply
al th e omce of E. M. B lodgett in
to the court for the relief prayed for
Nyasa, M alheur County, Oregon.
in its com plaint on file herein, tow it;
F R A N K L IN C. FRY ,
For an order and decree of the above
E xecutor of the e s ta te of Juhn Kem p
entitled court correcting and reform ­
F ry , deceased
ing th a t certain deed made and exe­
D ate of first publication Ju n e 16, 1923.
cuted and delivered by H a rrie tt M.
D ate of last publication July 13 1923.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE VALLEY VIEW DRAINAGE
DISTRICT
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of the Valley
View D rainage D istrict a t th e ir office in Ontario, M alheur County, Oregon,
until the h o u ro f2 o ’clcokp.m on Monday, the 2nd day of July, 1923, and irarne
diately th e re a fte r publicaiy opened for the purchase of bonds of said D istrict
in the sum of $10,000 dated Ju ly 1, 1923, in denom inations of $500 00 and
$100 00 respectively, and m aturing seria'ly as follows:
to m atu re July 1. 1928
For $600.00 each
Bond No. 1
to m atu re July 1. 1923
For $100 00 each
Bonds Nos. 2 and 3
to m atu re July 1, 1929
For $500 00 each
Bond No. 4
to m atu re Ju ly 1, 1929
Bonds Nos 5 and 6
For $100.00 each
to m ature July 1, 1930
For $500 00 each
Bond No. 7
to m ature July 1, 1930
For $100.00 each
Bonds Nos. 8 and 9
to m ature July 1, 1931
For $500.00 each
Bond No. 10
to m ature July 1, 1931
For $100 00 each
Bonds Nos. 11 and 12
to m ature July 1. 1932
F or $500.00 each
Bond No 13
to m ature July 1, 1932
For $500 00 each
Bonds Nos. 14 and 15
to m atu te July 1, 1933
For $570.00 each
Bonds Nos. 16 and 17
to
m ature July I, 1934
For
$600
00
each
Bonds Nos. 18 and 19
to m ature July 1, 1985
For $600.00 each
Bonds Nos. 20 and 21
to m ature July 1, 1936
For $500 00 each
bonds Nos. 22 and 23
to m atu re July 1, 1937
For $500.CO each
Bond No. 24
to m atura July 1, 1937
For $100 00 each
Bonds Nos. 25 to 28 ine.
to m ature July 1, 1938
For $560 00 each
Bond No. 29
to m ature Ju ly I, 1938
Bonde Nos 30. 31 and 32 F or $100.00 each
to m aturo July 1, 1939
For $600.00 each
Bond No 83
lo
m aturo Ju ly . 1. 1989
Bonds Hoe. 24, 86 and 36 For $100 00 each
__________
Said bonds to bear in te rest a t Six ( 6 ) per cent per annum , payable sem i­
annually oa the first day of Ju ly and th e 1st day of Ja n u a ry , principal and in­
te re s t payable ia U nited S ta te s Gold Coin a t the office of th# County T re a s­
u re r of M alheur County, a t Vale, M alheur County, Oregon, or a t th e fiscal
agency of the S ta te of Oregon in New York City a t th# option of the holder.
Said bidB m ust be accom panied by certified eheek fo r five (6) per eent of the
amount thereof, the sam e to be forfeited to th e D istrict as liquidated dam ages
in event th e successful bidder fails to pay for said bends w ithin ten (10) days
a fte r the aw ard. Said bids to be made subject to the legality of said issue.
Said bonds to be certified by th e Irrig atio n Securties Commission of the
S ta te e f Oregon, and said aala to be subject to sueh certification. Th* Board
reserves th e rig h t to re je c t any and all bids.
By order of th# Beard e f Supervisors of the Valley View D rainage D istrict.
D ated th e 15th day of May, 1923.
PE A R L CRAN E. Secretary.
D ate of first publication Ju n e 1, 1993
D ate of last publication Ju n e 29. 1922
said C ourt on th* 17lh day a f May,
1923, and d irec tin g th a t ■■am ons her*,
in ho published for six suaeoaaiv*
weeks, including seven publications
thereof, in th* Gat* C ity Jo n raal. a
weakly new spaper published a t Nyaaa,
Malhaur Countv. S ta te of O ragoa, and
having a general eirculaU aa therein,
and ordering a copy haroof aad a copy
of th* com plaint duty variSad, aa re ­
quired by law, b* fo rth w ith mailed ta
the defendant. Irvin Coan, a t hla last
known placa of reaidenea and post-
office address. The d a ta of th a first
publloation h e reo f ia th e 1s t day af
Ju n e , 1923, and th a la st publleatieo la
th* l l l h day of o f July, 1923.
And for a fu rth e r order and decree
of the C ourt th a t yeu and each of you
have no claim, right, title, lain or in­
te re s t in and to said real property or
any p a rt thereof, and for a fu rth e r
order and decree quieting plaintiff’s
title a g ain st each and ail of yeu in and
to said prem ises, and th a t each and
all of vou be forever barred and en­
joined from claiming any right, title,
claim, lien or in te rest in and to said
real property or any p a rt or parcel
thereof, and for such other and fu rth e r
relief as to the C ourt may seem ju st
and equitable.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
E M. BLODGETT.
A ttorney for plaintiff, residence and
postofflee address. Nysaa, Oregon.
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McConnon’s Products
Homo Remedies
Pure E x tra c t W 8 pi coo
T olist Artioiae
V e te rm A r Remedies
Poultry
ry G obi pounds
SOLD • Y
This sum m ons is published and
served upon you under and by virtue
of and pursu an t to an order of the
H onorable Dalton Biggs, Judge e f
-
NYSSA, OR
the C ircuit C ourt in and for the STAR HO TEL
County aforesaid, which said order was Prompt attention given to mail
made and en tered by said Judge of
orden.
J. H. H U N TER
TO THE LAND OWNERS OF THE KINGMAN
DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
KOLONY
We, th e undersigned Supervisor! of th* K iogm en Colony D raiaega Die-
trie t, have audited th* honks of th* T reasazer of (aid D iatrict, ((provided
b j law, and subm it herew ith oar R eport ae tellsw e:
T R IA L BALANCE
Close ef business Ju n e 6, 1972
A dvertising fund .......... ................................................ ...............$
7.90
A d v e rtis in g ........................................................................................
i 8 60
Roads o u tstan d in g ____________________ . _______________
367,003.00
Bond coupons p a id ____________________________________ 9,846 00
i ounty assessor (uncollected tax es) _____
11,648 26
D rainage ta x record (total assessm ent* levied___________
23,391 01
D rainage system construction........ ....... ......... ................. ......... 66,669 I I
E m ergency fund ..................................... ........................................
4 36
F irst N ational Bank of Val# (claim )__________________
184.60
G eneral e x p e n s e ............................................................................... 2,486.53
In te re st and d is c o u n t................................................................... 2,556 31
In te re s t on bonds fu d ...................................................................
86146
In te re s t on w n rran ts fu n d _______________
64 36
In te re s t paid on w a rra n ts______________________________
133 S6
M aintenance fu n d -...........................................................................
144 06
M ain ten an ce__________________________________________
176.66
M aterial fu n d .................................................I I I I ” ” " ” * " . . I
86^30
Salary and office expense fund--
Salary and office e x p e n s e ........ .......
W arran ts o u ts ta n d in g ..................
W arran t fu n d _____
<107
646 68
4,023.18
488.64
$64.416 $3 $84,413.39
STATEM ENT OF R E C E IP T S AND E X PE N D IT U R E S
ING JU N E 6,1923.
FO R Y B a R END-
.
4,647.12
T otal receipts ______
Electric Range
Cooks
th e
Food
W it h o u t
C o o k in g
Y ou
Concentrating th* heat under
the kettle or pan as Electric
Ranges do, ALL cf the heat
is utiliied for cooking pur­
poses. This eliminates the
fault of practically every other
style of range, in that the
heat is net radiated through­
out the tntirc kitchen. Your
kitchen Keeps cool and sum­
mer cooking is a pleasure.
$10
E X PE N D IT U R E S
A dvertising
....................
Bond coupons paid ..............
In te re s t paid on w a rran ts.
M aintenance....................
S upervisors
.
S ecretary salary and office expense-
W arrants paid ................
T otal expenditures - ,- . . . .
____ T._
A dvertising fu n d _________________________________ _
. . . $ 7.90
__________ __________ _____
4.36
In te re st on bonds fund............ ...........................J t . MR46
In te re a t on w a rra n ts fund .......................... "
.
34 26
M aintenance f u n d .._____ ________
____ __
’ " "'14405
I M aterial fund ........................................... . . ! . ! ! ! ! ! " ! " .................. 8130
1 Salary and office expense fu n d ................. .....................................* 1* 07
W arra n t fund .................... ................................438 64
Cash on hand June 6, 1932.____ ___________
Respectfully
,
FRA NK D. HALL,
S ecretary T raa au rtr.
D r. J.
A.
M c F a ll
Eyesight Specialist
Ontario
Oreg oa
F lie s a r e g e t t i n g
have
f
7 1ft
2 A 2A (A
212.70
S 60
t l Aft
308.71
1 74A Oft
$ 5,708.02
1,118 >1
36,876.96
subm itted,
F R A N E T. MORGAN, P resident.
H. g OTIS. Kapacvieor.
See MePftll and *ee Wetter.
ONLY
very bad.
Wc grind
our own
tenace
Phene 147
J
We
th e
KNOCKER
D O WN
BALANCE EASY
M0NTHY PAYMENTS
ELECTRIC SHOP
IDAHO POWER COMPANY
m
Notice ia hareby given th a t th# so-
partn erah ip h eretofore ex istin g be­
tween A. V. Cook aad C. L. Cook has
been dissolved by m utual consent. A.
V. Cook will continue th* baaia
collect all accounts and pay all bills.
A V. Cook.
C. L. Cook
Cash an hand a t beginning of yaar, Ju n e 6, 1922
M alheur C o u n ty _____
W arran ts issu e d ........................
THE
OST every housewife, at some time or other, has definitely
made up her mind that Slaving ia a Hot Stuffy kitchen
ia going to cease -and what a natural defiance it is. No
doubt you have taken the same stand yourself, time land tin»»
again
Yet with the best of intentions, you go back day after day and
do exactly the thing you said you wouldn’t do.
There IS a Cool, Economical way. if you will but accept it—THE
r u r D T i n 11/
a v
..
a iu
ELECRTIC
WAY.
within your reach, w
NOW.
Think of it, an electric range in your kitchen for a cash pay-
m e n t of only $10 down—and the balance comes in such easy pay-
ments that you’ll hardly miss the money.
If you are interested in securing freedom from your dreaded
tasks, phone u* today Let us explain more fully the details and
reasons why an Electric Range is superior in every respect to
other methods of cooking.
Ramsey to th* plaintiff cn th* first day
of Marah, 1915, and racordod in Book
7 of Doeda, page 164, in the offieo of
the County Clerk of Malheur County.
Oregon, so aa to conform to tha in*
tontion of th# parties thereto by de­
scribing the preperty therein conveyed
m :
L ot 1 o f Section 4, Township 21
South, Rang* 46 E. W. M , and all
lands south of the Owyhee river ia the
South h alf of the Southeast Q uarter
of Sectioo 33 Township 20 South,
R ange 46 E. W. M . Malheur oouoty,
Oregon, to gether with an undivided
one-eighth iite r c s t ia tbe Ceilina Irri­
gation
Ditch,
lying
w est
and
above w hat ia known as Collins
Ranch in Seation 3. Township 21
South, R ange 46 E W M.
Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
NYSSA
.
OREGON.
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