The Gate city journal., July 02, 1926, Image 1

T he G ate C ity J ournal
VOL. X X IV . NO. 20.
N V SS A, OREGON, F R ID A Y . J I L \ ^ I 9 2 6 .
A D V E R T IS EM E N T S
ty-thui* (23), to the northwest cor-1 *
OWYHEE
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ nor of section Twenty-three (23) iti
■ * --------- ---------------------------------* P E T IT IO N
FOR O R G A N IZ A T IO N suiti township and range; thence-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hunt motored IN TH E C O U N T Y
C O URT
FOR South along the West line o f said
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rus­
to Boise Thursday and returned on J
M A LH E U R
C O U N TY .
S T A T E Section Twenty-three (2 3 ), to the sel of the Big Bend n daughter on
Friday.
! OF OREGON.
point where said line intersects the Thursday, June 21th.
Lawrence Mackey and fam ily mo -1 In the Matter of the Organization mid-channel o f the ditch known as
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher went
Nevada Ditch, belonging to the!
tored to Boise Friday and returned! of the O N T A R IO -N Y S S A 1RRI- the
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, to Fruitland Thursday for a load
G A T IO N D ISTR IC T
Warmsprings Irrigation District, as>; _ ^ cherries*
E X PA N D E D A N D SP E C TA C U LA R the same day.
M ERCURY M IN IN G S Y N D IC A T E
! To the Honorable
now constructed
on the
ground;!
PRO GRAM FOR JU LY
C. W. Barrett went to Vale
CO NTRO LS Q U IC K S IL V E R
o n ! The County Court for
Malheur, thpnce westerly along the mid-chan-
Mr’ and Mrs' Cr,,w for'1 o f lo n * -
3, 4 A N D 5
business Wednesday.
D E PO SIT IN C O U N T Y
MI
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. j County, Oregon.
nel of said Nevada Ditch to the valley are visiting this week at the
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Ruth and Thelma Hunt and
We the undersigned petitioners, point where said ditch intersects the Ray Cantra11
Mrs- Crawford
Ih ilip Barictt motoicd to Payette j reSpectfully show and represent:
West line o f Section Tw enty-tw o! 14 Mrs- Cantralls niece.
L et’s Go! Vale, July 3, 4, 5.
With this slogan, Vale's three-day
nest ay evt lung to
vi. i
lp j 1. lhat each o f the petitioners (22), Township Eighteen (18) South
Mr. and Mrs! George Haley were
Fourth of July celebration is rapidly
1111,1 S am>
i herein is a bona fide owner c f one ]jant,p Forty-six (4ti) East, W. M; over night guests in the B. F. K erri
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becoming known throughout Oregon
Ray Mull and w ife were visiting j acre or more o f land situated within thence >Soulh ai,in the West line o t 1 home Thursday. Mrs.
Haley is a „ .
and the neighboring section o f Idaho. Iho latter’s parents Mr. and
M rs.; the boundaries of the proposed irri- :lid section Twenty-two
(22), to granddaughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Kerr K ,,r ' " ,rdln’,r>’ Deposit of^ Quicksilver
in Southern Part of Malheur
The best celebration ever held at Chas Bullard Sunday.
gation district as
hereinafter de- the point uhere the said section line *nd they were on their way home*
Promises Immense Value
Vale is promised by Mayor “ Ike’
One o f Bryan Loopers small chil­ scribed, and whose name appears on .intersects the mid-channel
of
the to Washington after a
delightful
Robinette, general chairman o f the dren has been very sick with whoop­ tho last assessment roll, or is the jjtch known as the Ontario-Nyssa | t rip thru Yeltowtsone Park,
holder of an uncompleted contract
show. It w ill be a more elaborate ing cough the past week.
Canal, belonging to the Ontario-Nys-,
Mrs. Mary
Bust and daughter
During the past year, mining op-
and varied prgram than any o f the
J. A. Hunt brought 8 brood sows to purchase State lands, or is an en- sa Irrigation Company, a corpora- were visiting at the Tom Rust home erations have gotten well underway
precceding ones and with the united to the ranch from Boise last week. tryman upon the public lands o f the
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, tion, at or near the northwest comer ; u tilt Mendiola ranch.
' on the properties belonging to the
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support o f the business men will be Mr. Hunt paid $50 each for them United States, or is otherwise quali- - .,
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which
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the ninth and greatest success. With and expects to raise a lot o f pure­ iiied under the laws of this State! c
Mrs. Joe Minton and son Christa Me" U1
, y MininK
Syndicat<!'
Southwest Quarter (S W % S W ^ ) of
an
an
immpns<! deP °8“
every concern in town backing the bred hogs as he has another large to petition fo r the organization of said Section Twenty-two (22), Town- were visitors . at the Cletus Minton C° ntroli'
quicksilvet'
in
southern
Malheur
an irrigation district, and that to­
celebration to the tune of $104)0, it crop of corn this year.
Ship Eighteen (18)
South,
Range hnme near Bo,ae Sunday-
county, near McDermitt,
according
gether we constitute more than a
wil be the best stampede in years.
Forty-six (46) East, W. M.; thencei
Mr, ami Mrs. Fred Klingback and to a letter received by County A s ­
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Butler Jr
majority of th eja n d owners and en-
in a general easterly and southerly daughters were week end visitors of sessor A. M. Graham, from Clifford
have gone to ilto Lakes.
Mi. Lut-
On the Program
trymen of lands within said propos­
direction, following along the mid- Mr. Klingback’s brother on Squaw G. Dennis, mining engineer in charge
A three-day rodeo program has ler has not been as well the past ed boundaries.
channel o f said Ontario-Nyssa Canal, Butte.
of the properties.
been arranged that w ill bring to­ month.
2. That the lands included within to thp point where the pipe line of
Mr and Mrs Gce Schweizer were
gether some of the wildest horses in
“ W e are planning to put in a con­
. the boundaries as hereinafter de- said Ontario-Nyssa Irrigation Com-
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the west and hundreds of dollars will
siderable plant on our property this
{scribed are all irrigable lands and pany empties into said canal, on th# Bradnev o f Bie Bend ' Mrs
Lois
be distributed in prizes to winners
summer,
Mr.Dennis
letter
reads,
are susceptible of
irrigation fiom
and west center line of Section p '
w illiam s who recently
Bud Anderson has picked up some
the same source and by the sam e: |courtPpn (14>
Township Twenty •
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wh
rectntly
ar i The machinery that we have used on
horses that have never been ridden,
; the property this year consists o f a
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which will o ffe r hard competition to
portable air compressor, two
ma-
are now irrigated by a system con-|jgas^
\v. M.; thence continuing
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the broncho busters o f this section.
1 chine drills, 2 inch pump direct con­
sisting
of
a
pumping
plant,
pip©
j
southerly
along
the
mid-channel
of
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IN
PROJECT
Pendleton
Round-up
riders
have
nected to an 6 If. P. gas engine and
line and ditches, pumping water °ut the (jjtc*H o f said Ontario-Nyssa Ir-
promised to “ do their stu ff’. Another
A t the meeting of the Children’s ,
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R E P A Y M E N T P L A N a II. P. gas engine hoist. The min­
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of
the
Snake
River,
and
which
sys-
rjeration
ComDanv
to
the
noint
where
feature of the rodeo will he the rac­ Farm Home Board on June 12, it ,
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gallon company to me point w n n ii
ing machinery is valued at $8000.
’ .¡te m is owned by the Ontario-Nyssa I m., _amp intersects the south line
ing events, relay, Shetland pony, was decided to continue the work o f ! -
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tn< sume intersects me
Fr m the test i.f he Reclamation
Irrigation Company, a private cor- 0f
said
Section
Immense Value
Fourteen
(1
4
);
cowboy and cowhide.
the Farm Home office under \ the !
a n u a rvt T > rati° n; that ‘ he lands within 8aid I Thence“ ''E a s T it o ig the Souih line' of Appropriation Dili, just mode pul-
According to other reports, this
The baseball tournament will be same manage .m en^ until J
January^ 1, boundary linps as Ascribed are al- ,aid Spction (,’ourteen (14) to the l,e ;" " 1 lls
^ e lis t issue
quicksilver deposit actually has pro­
between champion teams o f the Ore- 1!)27. The committee consists of ^ J. j so susceptible of irrigation from the
southeast
corner
thereof;
thence " 1 the
N e w s - R e e l it portions so immense,
as one ot
gon-Idaho Baseball league, and th e'A lle n Harrisn, Treasurer
of
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" Owyhee Project, a gravity
project South along the West line o f Sect iff. a|,pea,s that * ' ” *
"PPropr-■ t ,ons McDermitts people said, it exceeds
three-day senes will he baseball for Board, Mrs. Mary L. Mallett, Presi-
(Spd fo bp constructed by the
H.< construct .11 of
(24), to the
point ¡ ' l 11 n ,
,
even the most extravagant dreams
blood. The $150 purse put up by | dent o f the W. C. T. U. and Mrs. Upited gtates undpr thp Reclama. Twenty-four
where said line intersects the m id-! ni w PfoJt'e *,
** nf them in E iPt- o f the most enthusiastic quicksilver
members o f the league will go to the Madge J. Mears. O ffice Secretary.
, jon Act and that in order to con.
ern Oregon.
channel of the Owyhee Canal, at or
operator. Me Dermitt people believe
winner On the last day of the cele
We
*ad to report that the tract with the United States for a near the quarter section corner on
Monoy \ i.repr'ated
that Malheur county is yet destined
bration. The money lies between
Home is in fine condition. Our big water supply from that source, it is tbp \yPSt line o f said Section T w en -!
Appropriations fqr new projects to become one of the mercury min­
Fruitland, Nyssa and New Plymouth, f amj| y ef jjj ; children are
very necessary that the lands within said j
ty-four (24), Township Twenty (20) . c.ir>tninorl in the mu’n apprc.prnt'>n ing centers o f the world.
wit Brogan a fighting c anoe.
haPPy and busy in making gardens, proposed boundaries be organized a* i South’,' RangV Forty-six (46) ' East, hili
thp
Vaic, Owyhee
and
I f present plans mature, a large
O f much interest to the young raising chickens, caring for the an irrigation district.
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M the place of beginning,
Baker. The appropriation
for the plant valued at $ 100,000 w ill be in­
ladies o f the county is the populari- flowers and doing the many things
3 That the petitioners desire to
7. That petitioners present here- Vale is the unexpended balance of stalled this summer. Such a plant
ty contest which ends on .Inly l«t. that delight
children
in
helping organize, and hereby propose the or-1 w
ith
for the approval of this Court $500,000 appropriated a year ago. will support 100 people.
The life
The winner to be Goddess o f Liberty about a home. There is no debt ex­
ganization of an irrigation district, 1 a KOod and sufficient bgnd in
the with authority to purchase an inter of the mine w ill probably be not less
queen o f the celebration. A beauti- eept the $10,000.00 and that is all
within
the boundaries
hereinafter aum 0f One Thousand ($ 1 , 000 ) Dol- est in the existing
Warmsprings than ten years. But i f the deposit
ful float is being prepared fo r her j pledged to be paid by January 1927
set forth, under the irrigation dis- j |ars, w hioh is more than double the j storage reservoir and for the con- continues to show the depth it does
and will lead the street parade on with $5,600.00 in the treasury ready
trict laws o f the State o f Oregon, j amount o f the probable cost o f or- j strflofion o f the drainage works for now, the .'fe o f the ramp w ill be
Monday, July 5th.
] for payment. We
appreciate the and particularly under ^ the provis- j
such s t r i c t , which bhnd is tho Warmsprings and Vale projects. | twenty years or longer.
splendid
response
from
the
churches
Free Barbecue
ions of Title X L I, Chapter X IV, jn jhe form and to the effect requir-
For the Owyhee, the balance of
Every arrangement has been made ^
Sunday Schools from the Moth- Sections 7305 to 7314, inclusive - cd by the irrigation district laws of
$315,000 appropriated
again
this
by C. C. Mueller, official head o f Pr s I)ay offerin g amounting to date Oregon Laws, and acts amendatory! Oregon
year.
the culinary department, to provide to »M 00.98. While we realize there thereof and supplementary thereto,!
THEREFORE
petitioners
organization anil
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- delicious ami apetizing plenty for :,re mi,ny churches not heard from providing for . the
Repayment Provision*
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respectfully pray that this
Honoi-
thi
ervn n e when
w h sn the siren
siren
t.ln w ,
nt >o t - We h° P e al1 wil1 tl,k e an ° f f e r - management o f irrigation districts. 1
everyone
blows
at
An important proviso made in re­
,
able
Court
approve
the
said
bond,
ing for the Home some time during
4. -That it is the purpose o f lie-
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noon on the last day o f the stam­
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land that the said irrigation .district spect to the new projects ¡ h that no
the year if thy could not do so on ....
titioners to organize an irrigation .
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pede. And when the aroma o f bar-
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1 « organized under said laws, and be money shall be expended until sat­
Mothers Day.
district or the irrigation of
the
hy , hp name o f 0 N TA R - isfactory cntracts have been mnde
ecued beef floats out upon the air
Dan Casement, special representa-
and the carving knives begin to wave
The Committee decided to cooper­ lands within the boundaries as h’'re‘ [O -N Y S SA IR R IG A T IO N D ISTR IC T w itlf irrigation districts for replay-
and to that end to I
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around, he and his assistants are ate and do all they can to further mafter described,
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and that the boundaries thereof be moht of the coat" of" the works; "that | tive ,,f ,hp S“ ' r(,tary ,,f Agriculture
acquisi- . . .
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going to be mighty popular. There the work of the campaigns for the provide for the purchase,
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defined and established by Order of all ladilholdings over 160 irrigable passe<1 throu* h thl" seot,on on hl"
construction, reconstruction, en-
will be a grand rush Tor the front southern Oregon cottage, the Coos tion,
nriees Way t0 Cany ° n C,ty fr0m Baker the
acres shall have their sale prices
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this Court, and that the Court- ap
early pnrt of the week. He la hold­
betterment,
extension,!
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ct-
ranks o f the waiting line. Four County Cottage and other campaigns largement,
point proper and necessary officers fixe<( hy* the Secretary o f the Inter­
thousand hungry guests are expect- that may be carried on for the Home operation and maintenance o f irri­ I to conduct an election within said ior .and shall not receive water if ing scries o f meetings in towns of
ed.
We are in great need of more oot- gation works already constructed or proposed district, and that the time Hot sold at such a price unless half eastern and central Oregon, fo r the
purpose o f discussing grazing fees
to be constructed, or for
the as­
and place for holding said election 1 thp construction charges against tho
Bavilion Dances
1 'K'’« as WP are havin* to rc,U!!"
and to get the viewpoint o f the
sumption as principal or guarantor
.
a.
_
very needy children C' cry wee :.
for
the
purpose
of
determJhing
land
have
been
paid;
that
operation
Riverside park among the tower-
stockmen who use the national fo r­
o f indebtedness on account o f dis­
ing poplar and maple trees is one o f
Th Bazaar fo r the Farm Home trict lands to the United States un whether said district shall be organ-j and maintenance charges shall be ests fo r stock grazing. He was ac­
the beauty spots o f Eastern Oregon, W*II be bold as usual at the ’-'Lite der the federal Reclamation laws, ized, and for the election of directors; Paid in advance each year, but that companied
by E.
N. Kavanaugh,
where everyone may enjoy the cool Fair. W e will he very glad to receive for tho payment o f a proportionate thereof, be fixed by Order o f this j the first year’s operation charges chief o f grazing in District No. 6 ,
iCVurt,
and
that
the-
Court
maki
such
{a
fte
r
public
notice
shall
be
paid
as
donations from any it d.vidual jr or
shade with entertainment galore.
and Hdgh Sproat, seceretary o f the
part of the cost o f the construction
other and further orders as may be ¡part of the construction cost; that
ganization t!a t can t.ilp.
All nit-
Oregon
Wool Growers association,
In this park is the open air pa­
o f the Owyhee Project by the Unit­
just and proper under this petition ¡the state authorities may/cooperate
icles are to h sent to ¡he W. *;. T.
who w ill he with him on the trip
vilion dance floor, where dancing
ed States.
and
under
tho
irrigation
district
laws
!
with
the
United
States
in
prom
ting,
U. Headquar'er 201 S. Comme cia;
wil be the ail important nighttime
5. That your petitioners desire to of Oregon.
the settlement of tho projects, and I throu* h
l-’or
marked
program. The famous Spokane or­ St. Sa'em. C iigo n ,
I ave said district designated by the
in securing ami selecting settlers. | M r Caspmpnt ¡„ mflkln(r the tour
Bazaar.
A ll
commi
mention
iitnut
Dated
thi?
26th
day
o
f
June,
1926.
chestra, with music by eight dance
fam e of “ O N T A R IO N YS SA IR R I­
Generally, the significant change, o f 0rpf?on an<| o(hpr WM|prn statps
Der-eret Sheep Co., hy O. F. Bn on;
instruments, will please old and the Bazaar or fo r the Farm Horn-? ana G A T IO N D IS T R IC T ’, and that the
over prior laws is the allowing of 1 fo r the express purpose o f studying
ail
money,
-lioold
be
rent
to
Mis.
O.
F.
Bacon,
L.
12.
»vilson,
II.
t
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young alike. There will be dancing
sane lie not divided into divisions,
-'tain, repayment o f construction cost in the grazing situation,
preparatory
Saturday night, Sunday at 12:05 a f­ Madge J. Men's, 501 Stick F x-f.angj |, e.it that the directors may be oler- Garman, I B. f nr.ih. Dir':
I’ldg.
I
’orlland
Oregon.
R.
A.
Thompson,
R.
J
Davi?
Al.
A. 4« years instead of in 20 years as to making a report of his finding
ter thepageant and gorgeous fire­
e j n.im the District at large.
heretofore, this cost to bear no in­ to the Secretary o f
Agriculture.
works, $500 display, and again on
6 That the bounds r id
of said Thomason, J. T. Long, J. Z'tterkob. terest.
C.
W.
Barrett,
C.
W.
Long,
Charles
From evidence gained on his trip so
Monday night, with dancing in the
proposed district, and o f the lands
afternoons thrown in for good meas-|
which it is desired to have included Bullard, Morton Barrlow by D T. to the County Court for Malheur far, it is apparent that the stock in­
ure.
therein, are hereby set forth and Sleep; L. P. Ordeway hy D. T. Sleep County, State of Oregon, at the dustry could not stand a raise in
H. E. Noah, Wm. T. Downs, F.
the national forest grazing fees at
paiticularly described as follows, to-
C. Ellis, A. S. King, D. M. Taggart, Court Room of said Court in Vale, this time. This is particularly true
2446 ROAD AC C ID E N TS IN
it:
Malheur County, Oregon, at
th%
OREGON D U RING M AY
Commencing at the point
where S I). Dorman, T F. Snow, by S. D. regular meeting o f said Court at its o f the cattle industry, according to
information brought out at thp meet­
Dorman
Agt.
Interesting facts are contained ini
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I the mid-channel of the Owyhee Canal
August Term, on the 4th day o f Au
ing with Mr. Casement, in Baker.
E. D. McCarty, H. E. McCarty,
the report o f T. A. R afferty, chief Instructions have just been received j bp|onging to the Owyhee Ditch Com
gust, 1926, at the hour o f 10 o’clock
state highway commission fo r May, Gy the Portland office of the U. S. | pany,
„„„„ a
rof inn
as now
nnur con
non. Marie Pinney, By W. J. Pinney; Ore.
a onmn
corpoiation,
as
Artion on the grnzinz fees will be
rein structed upon the ground, intersects A Wes. Col. Co. hy W. J. Pinney, A. M., or as soon thereafter as the taken and judged by the findings of
j 926 .
Veteran’s Bureau authorizing
same
can
be
heard,
and
will
at
said
statement of war-time insurance hy the section line
between
sections Agt.
Mr. Casement, nnd he reports that
Fines imposed totaled $6,549.70.
A. L. Chadwiek, P. F. Country­ time offer proof in support o f said
ex-service men until July 2, 1927, Twenty-three (23) and Twenty-four
T h e resale value of stolen cars re­
petition, and apply for an Order of
secretary is much interested In
according to an announcement made (24), in Township Twenty
( 20 ) man, F. W. Trenkel, Ora E. Clarke, said Court as prayed for in said pe-
covered was $9050 for the month.
formation o f a definite policy
L. Cooper, Regional South, Range Forty-six
(46) East, W. J. Roberts, John Ray, P- Tensen, titum
Arrests made totaled 350.
The |11 y Kenneth
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regarding grazing fees on the na-
C.
J.
Gibson
by
W.
L.
G.;
Chas.
L.
manager
o
f
the
bureau.
July
2.
W. M., said point being at or near
principal charges were N o
license
Dated this 26th day of June, 1926 G°nai forests.
1926, had been set by Congress as the quarter section comer on the Thompson, J R Brown, A g t
plates 16, switching license 24, il­
Deseret
Sheep Co. hy O. F. Bacon;
May Pinney by W. J. Pinney; Ore­
the time limit for both reinstatement West line of said Section Twenty-
legal device 13, overloaded 11, reck­
O. F. Bacon, I, E. Wilson, H. C Gar- N E W JOHN D A Y M APS
gon
A
Wes.
Col.
Co.,
by
W
J.
Pin-
and
conversion
of
war
risk
insurance
four (24), and extending thence in
less driving 28, driving while intox­
p | man, J. B. Smith, Dirk Stam, R. A.
C IR C U L A T E D IN C O U N T Y
but the new order extends the time a general northerly direction along ney, Agent; W. L Chadwiek, P.
icated 11, speeding 167.
R. J. Davis,
M.
A..
Countryman, F W. Trenkel, Ora E. Thompson,
one year.
the
mid
channel
of
said
Owyhee
Ca-
New road maps o f the John Day
Five hundred accidents were re­
Thomason, J T Ismg, J. Zitterkob,
through c]a rk - w 1 BobCTt" > J,,h" Ray- R C. W. Barrett, C. W. Long, Charles highway made tMHr appearance here
ported outside o f Portlafid. Ninety-
An added feature in this connec­ nal as now constructed,
Township Twenty (20) South, Range Tensen. C L.Thnmpson. Glenn Browrn
Friday, correcting an en-or made on
nine persons were injured and one tion is the privilege o f taking out a_
J. J. Sarazin, Tho#. F Coward, Oxman Rulinrd, Morton Barrows, by D. T.
the first maps that were put out. A
(46)
Last,
Township
killed.
Accident causes included: five year level premium term p olicy,
Sleep,
L.
P.
Drdeway
hy
D.
T.
SIw*op Co. by J. A. Hunt
Sect, ft
Carelessness 112; failure to give at a low rate prior to the above date j Nineteen (19) South, Ranges Forty-
Sleep, II K. Noah, Wm. T. Downs. highway Is now shown in heavy
iMpr.; J. A. Hunt Feeder Co., by J.
right o f way 50, failure to give sig­ which may later be converted into j 8*x (46) East, and Forty-seven (47),
F. C. Ellis, A S King, D M Taggart black line from Nyssa to Boise and
A. Hunt, Pre*.
on through Idaho.
nal 41, speeding 27, reckless driving one o f the six forms of permanent { East, Township Eighteen (18) South
Ontario
National
Bank, J.
R. S D. Dorman, T. F. Snow, by S. D.
horty-seven (47)
East and
12, skidding 16. wet pavement 16, life and endowment government pol-1
Dorman Agt., E. D. MrCarty..
Blackaby, Pres;
H.
B. Cockrum,
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one accident was caused by a bee icies. This gives the ex-service man ¡""> Township Eighteen (18) South,
Glenn Brown, J J. Sarazin, Nick H IG H W A Y M A IN T E N A N C E
until
July
2.
1927
to
secure
the
lo
w
;
Ran*e
Eorty-six
(46)
East,
to
the
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son
,
J_
A.
W
m »lh
. Smit, Tho«.
P. Coward,
Oxman
sting.
A T WORK N E A R B A K E R
......
________point where the mid-channel
o f said
C of
J. Gibson
by W. L. G,
point where
the McCarty,
mid-channel
said
Sheep Co., by J A Hunt, Sect and
rate five year policy.
N
ick
.S
m
it,
Henry
C.
Boyer,
N
ellie
Owyhee Canal intersects the north
Two big portable highway main­
J. A. Hunt Feeder Co ,by J. A.
. J o b for Police
The American Legion
advocated line o f Section Twenty-four
(24), G. Winslow, F. L. Stenhaus, L. M. Hunt, Pres.; Ontario National Bank,
tenance machines are at work near
Rarlj I d the rw*rr.in* « «comen tele this legislation on the ground that Township
Eighteen
(18)
South, Capron, Geo, R Markham, T. C. hy J. R. Blackaby, Pres.; II. H
Quartz.
They have just arrived
phone«) for the Reading (P d .) im »I! o * t* many war veterans have not y rt lUnir? Forty-six (46) East, at or Nielson, H. V W Mitchell, Frank J.
MgrCckrum, John Magnusn, Henry C
come to her home, and U|w*n the ar adjusted their economic affairs to near the quarter section comer on McCarty
here.
The equipment includes con­
Boyer,
J.
A.
Winslow,
Nellie
G
rival of the officer# In a car. Khe re such an extent that they can afford the North line o f said Section
NO TICE.
Winslow, F. T. Stenhaus, L. M. Ca­ veyors and crusher* fo r repairing
queated them to compel her eon to
at this time to carry one o f the Twenty-four
(2 4 );
theme
West
N O TICE IS H E R EB Y G IV E N :
pron, Geo. R. Markham, T. C. N el­ breaks in the highway. The outfit
take hla rough medi« Ine. whioh the lad
insurance along the North line o f said Section
That we, the petitioners herein. son, H. V W. Mitchell, Frank J. will work between Raker and On
hud refnaeri to do. The police de« lined government’s permanent
j olicies.
Twenty-four (24) and Section Twen- will present the foregoing
t*ir tedio t) on
petition McCatty, J R Brown, A g t
taiio.
VALE CELEBREES
THREE Blu DAYS
ARCADIA
*
LKLAL
$1.50 P E R Y E A R
I
: M COEUTT MINE
SEES DEVELOPMENT
TO INSTALL LARGER PLANT
CHILDREN’S FARM ROME
j
STOCKMEN CANNOT PAY
HIGHER GRAZING FEES
El
GAN BE REINSTATED :