The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, December 14, 1933, Image 5

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    GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURS., DECEMBER 14, 1933
patently thousands of feet long and
McDERMITT TEACHER
has convinced the officers of the com­
pany that there is an enormous ton­
ESCAPES INJURY IN
nage on a large scale.
The result of this sampling was the
WRECK NEAR NYSSA
building of a large mill, the first unit
of which is now in operation. When in
full operation, upwards of 1000 tons a
McDermitt—Lowell Cox. teacher at
day will be treated.
Oregon Canyon school, was thankful
The ball mill grinds the ore 30 mesh he could resume work, among Thanks­
and after passing through the classifer giving blessings. When en route to his
it goes over amalgamating plates. home near Ontai for the holidays, he
There are six of these and below each wrecked his car near Nyss». Rosio
is a Hoyt riffle amalgam trap. Mr. Wile Echave was with him and both escaped
stated that from the first amalgam be­ unhurt.
gan building up on the plates and they
R. L. Challenge has been transferred
have been taking off balls of amalgam from Portland to McDermitt by the
every day. The Hoyt riffles are also highway department. He is resident
showing good results. The plant is fully ¡engineer on the construction of the 14
electrified by the Idaho Power com­ 'miles of the I-O-N from this point to
pany.
Jackson creek. Mr. and Mrs. Challenge
An early problem was securing a are living in the bank building.
water supply for milling. This is be­
Warner Wilson and Fred Curley of
lieved solved by the pumping from the Denio were business visitors in Mc­
shaft of the Humboldt mine 5000 feet
Dermitt last week.
distant to a large concrete tank holding
Cleto Achabal made a trip to Wlnne-
100,000 gallons. Up to the present water
pumped from the shaft has not lower­ mucca on Tuesday.
John Zatlca was in town this week.
ed it in the shaft to any extent.
Leonard Simpson drove to Opalite
Mr. Wile stated! that two new trucks
for hauling will be put on the Job soon. Mine Wednesday.
Martin and John Echave returned
At present one truck is used to haul ore
from the shovel to the mill. Other home last week after spending the
trucks have been used to haul mach­ Thanksgiving holidays in Wlnnemucca.
lining for Gold Is Now Under W ay In
[Mormon Basin, 18 Miles from Brogan
Mormon basin, which produced a
fortune In gold Is again the scene of
much activity as Condor Gold Mines,
ore at the rate of about 400 tons a day,
Inc., are millng full time and treating
according to Raymond 8, Wile presi­
dent. The mill has been In operation
the past week.
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Production will be speeded up by the
installation of the large gyratory
crusher which is being delivered from
the railroad station at Brogan, 18
miles from the mine. The largest piece
of the crusher weighs 12 tons and the
machine when in place will weigh 30
tons. The crusher will replace the pres­
ent method of running the ore through
hammers.
The Condor mines are an unique op­
eration, according to Mr. Wile. The ore
is mined in open cuts on the surface,
the digging being done by a large
power shovel, capable of excavating
and loading on trucks 1000 tons of the
material for the mill tn six hours
Months were spent in sampling the ore
which is a large granoaiorrde dike
hundreds of feet wide and the length
of which is yet undetermined. It is ap-
Processed Milk
Made the Perfect Food for Babies and Invalids
inery from the nearest railroad point at
Brogan.
by our new equipment
ASK US ABOUT IT
OREGON TRAIL PLANS
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
CARD OF THANKS
Shelton Dairy
W e Deliver Twice Daily
NYSSA
OREGON
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ROBT. D. LYTLE
Attorney and Counselor at Law
First National Bank Building
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Every Day Is . . . .
Phone 66
Vale
WASH
Oregon
Dr. E. D. Norcott
DENTIST
Nyssa,
Office Phone 35F2
Residence Phone 35F3
at the
Jregon
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l I Specializing on the care
o f Children’s Eyes.
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AN ORDINANCE for the purchase
by the Town of Nyssa, Oregon, of nec­
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essary and proper apparatus for the
prevention and extinguishment of fires.
WHEREAS, the Howe Fire Appara­
tus Company, a corporation, has offer­
ed to sell and deliver to the Town, one
Model Oakland triple combination I
NYSSA SHOE SHOP
pumping, chemical and h 0 6 e fire fight­
Ross Parkinson, Prop.
ing equipment mounted on Oakland
3-4 ton standard truck chassis, under
Nyssa, Oregon
the terms and specifications herein­
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after set out; and
WHEREAS, THE TOWN COUNCIL
deems the purchase of said fire ap­
paratus upon such terms to be nec­
essary, proper and convenient for cor­
porate uses NOW THEREFORE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN
COUNCIL OF THE Town of Nyssa,
A Policy to Meet Eadh Need
Oregon, as follows:
SECTION 1. That public interests,
welfare and convenience requires the
J. R. HUNTER
purchase of necessary and proper ap­
paratus for the prevention and extin­
Underwriter Mutual Life of
guishment of fires.
New York
SECTION 2. That the Howe Fire Ap­
paratus Company, of Anderson, In­
Oregon
Nyssa
diana, has offered to sell and deliver
to the Town, one Model Oakland triple
If it’s a turkey, a fat hen or a R o u t .
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FLETCHER OIL COMPANY
C. B. Short, Agent
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
It’» Time to Start Thinking About—
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
A suggestion for the family g i f t , 26-piece set
Community Silverware, 35 year guarantee, in
choice patterns, at the record low price of $9.95.
While Our Stock Lasts
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ONTARIO, OREGON
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Name
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HOWARD, J, LARSEN,
Mayor of the Town of Nyssa, State g
of Oregon.
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ATTEST:
At the well attended meeting of Ore­
gon Trail P.-T. A. Friday arrangements
were made for the Christmas program.
The following committees were named
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
by Albert B. Hopkins, president:
Buying committee: Mrs. George Mc­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF T H E
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
Kee, Mrs. Glen Holmes and Mrs. Albert
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
Hopkins: decorating: Mrs. J. C. Gray,
Mrs. Felix Gambca, and Mrs. Rolland IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ETTA L. FOGLE, Deceased.
Holmes; tree: Franklin Fry; lighting
The undersigned, having been ap­
for stage and tree: George McKee;
making treat sacks: Mrs. Lucille John­ pointed by the Judge of the County
ston and Aunt Matt Thomason; decor­ Court of Malheur County, Oregon, ad­
ating tree: Mrs. Franklin Fry and Mrs. ministrator of the estate of Etta L.
J. B. Smith; soliciting, Albert Hopkins Fogle, deceased, and having qualified,
and Lloyd Adams; Christmas program; notice is hereby given to the creditors
of, and all persons
having
claims
teachers.
After the regular business session the against the estate of said deceased, to
program committee, Mrs. Fry and Mrs. present them duly verified as required
Byers assisted by Mrs. Hopkins gave a ! by law, within six (6) months after the
very interesting Christmas seal play. first publication of this notice, at the
The following pupils took part: Juan- [ office of E. M. Blodgett in Nyssa, Mal­
ita Franklin, radio announcer; Dewey heur County, Oregon, said office being
Thomason, Uncle Sam; Ileta Franklin, I the place designated where said ad-
Denmark;
Audrey Gray, Christmas
Seal; Junior Holmes, Jack the sick i
boy. A song was given by M ildred, ä 11 in in in i l l i m i i i l n n r,m in i iii iii iiiiiiiiiirm iu iiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiE -
Adams. Vivian Gray, Bonna Rea i I
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Franklin and Mary Lou Thomason ac- i
eompanied by Annie Holmes. Mrs. Joe I NYSSA SHOE SHOP |
Stam sang accompanied by Dwight =
Johnston.
The P.-T. A. is planning a member­
ship and attendance drive to begin
January 1. The special committee to | Invites you to bring in g
work out this plan consists of Mrs.
Gray, Mrs. Fry and Mr. Hopkins. The | your old shoes. What 1
Oregon Trail unit has a wide-awake
§ may seem beyond re-
association.
ORDINANCE NO. 215
rough dry or float'ironed.
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JOHN R. HUNTER,
Clerk of the City of Nyssa, State
of Oregon.
— Sold Exclusively in Nyssa by
Words fail us in expressing our grat­
itude for the assistance, sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings extended to us
during our bereavement and sorrow.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and trust the Lord will bless
each of you.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Holady, Wayne,
Jean and Marjorie.
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combination pumping, chemical and nunistrator will receive said claims.
NYSSA LIBRARY
Date of First Publication November
h 0 6 e truck equipment, mounted on the
Open Saturday
Oakland 3-4 ton standard truck chassis Mb. 1933.
Town patrons. 2:30 to 5:30
Dkta of Last Publication December
which said offer is annexed hereto and
l7ih, 1933.
marked exhibit “A".
Out of town patrons 2:30 to 7:So
J. W. FOGLE.
SECTION 3. Said offer is hereby ac­
All patrons welcome.
cepted. approved and ratified and upon
Administrator of the Estate of Etta
Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian
the delivery of said fire apparatus to
L. Fogle, Deceased.
the Town in order to pay the purchase
price of said apparatus, the Treasurer
of the Town shall Issue Four warrants
on the following dates and in the fol­
lowing amounts:
Anna B. Pritchett, D. O.
Guarantee Work
One typewriter »50 value, covering
cash payment to be issued on the date
when the said Oakland fire engine is
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delivered and accepted by the Town
Council.
JEWELRY STORE
One warrant for $200 to be issued cn
Osteopathy
and
Electrotherapy
December, 1934.
Official Time Inspector for
One warrant for $200 to be Issued on
PHONE 201
December 1935.
Union Pacific
One warrant for $200 to be Issued on
December, 1936.
Vale, Oregon.
Ontario
Oregon
One warrant for $150 to be Issued on
December, 1937.
Said warrants are to be delivered to
said Howe Fire Apparatus Co. at An­
derson, Indiana. Immediately after Is­
suance on the dates set forth and shall
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operate as payment on said fire engine.
Passed this 13th. day of November,
Phone 79 Nyssa for . . .
1933.
Town end State..
PHONE 6
NYSSA, ORE.
ONTARIO. OREOON