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GATE CITY JO URN, IL, THURS., DECEMBER 21, 1933 VorhieS, Mr. Simmerman are coach APPLE V A L L E Y XM A S ranches which have been re-leased to mature serially at the rate of $43,000 cent (85) of the bonds before it should ing the various parts. Sam Brown and Walter Cox. A 600- per year, on the first day of January of | become effective, but the supplemental PROGRAM ON FRIDAY ih e school parties will be given on bushel corn crib was built on the place j each year from 1935 to 1944, inclusive. I contract of September 1. 1933 modified Friday afternoon, after which pupils farmed by Cox, a machine shed on th e ; The other evidences of indebtedness so this provision by requiring the deposit will be dismissed for a week’s vacation. Brown place. to be liquidated are held by the State of Eighty per cent Uk)) or $341000 par Mr and Mrs. Ben NorthrUge of Val of Oregon and consist of certificates of value of the bonds, and there have Mrs. J, S Stout was 111 last week. Apple Valley- The school ana com ley City, N. D. are coming to Apple The Otam family will reside where indebtedness of said District aggregat now been deposited with the Reclama munity will join at the annual Christ mas program here on Friday evening. Valley this week to spend a month’s the Manaekos operated a very success- ing $124,500 warrants of said District, tion Commission of Oregon $360,000, vacation with their daughter Mis. Ed. | ful farm last season. in the sum of $13,194.44. and warrants par value, of such bonds, or 83.72 per An operetta, "Santa Claus in Blunder- Simmerman. Mrs. Charley Van Cleef visited last of said District drawn on the so-called cent. After all the bonds have been land,” will be the prinicipa! feature The Castaters plan to bring their with the following students taking the daughter Mary from the Caldwell san week with Mrs. Carl Pielstlck. The Van revolving fund, amounting to the sum deposited, the Commission shall cause j such poitlonof the bonds as are propor- leading parts: Glen Bonde, Santa; itarium Saturday as she is convalescent Cleefs recently returned from a visit in of $5,138.83. Y O U ARE FURTHER N O T I- tlonate to the aggregate amount of the California with Mr. Van CVeef's par Grace Gooing, mayor; Norma Stout, from an appendix operation. FIED that a genera! description of the ; segregated lien paid by settlers from ents. Virginia Shultz, Donna Miller, Mar Bcbby Newgen is improving and is guerite Cloward, secretaries; Mable now able to be around on crutches. Gene Reed Is pulling out the old terms and conditions of said contract time to time to be canceled. In case any non-partlci]>atlng bond- and said supplemental contract is as Bonde. Miss Taken; Kenneth Cald Mr. Simmerman took his students, orchard trees on the Fred Thompson follows: ho’Uer brings mandamus picceec .igs well, Doctor; Roger Norland, maid; through the capital building, airport,; tract. The bonded indebtedness of the Dis to compel the District to assess or col Robert Dnffy, Ida Norland, Delis Als- postoffice and other interesting places I Ivan Tener was here from Des lect principal or interest cn account of paugh and Walter Birks. Other stud in Boise one day last week. Moines to spend hs vacation with his trict, consisting of $430,000 principal the outstanding bonds, the contract ents are in the choruses. Mrs. E. Sim- Jas. J. Lane returned to Creswell 4’arents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tener and and $76,500 unpaid Interest accrued to further provides for the delivery of and Including January 1, 1932, making meran is pianist while the other teach Or., last week after a visit here, brother Burl. He left Monday, matured coupons and bonds to the Dis ers Mrs. Ray Danforth, Miss Bernice made extensive Improvements on The following students made the a total of $506,500, Is apportioned trict and the use of such coupons and equally against the irrigable acre ; honor roll for the last period: 1st grade bonds in paying the assessment. The j —Irene Blessinger, Delbert Edison, age of the District lands, amounting to contract is by its terms made binding 8000 acres, as shown by a survey made Berta Perkins, Norma Stegner; 2nd— the publio corporations or bodies ex Mabel Henshaw, Raymond Latta, Rob by the State Engineer of Oregon and ecuting it, regardless of changes in ert Edison; 3rd—Susie Moenaka, listed in an exhibit recorded with said on the public corporations or bodies ex Wilda Bonde, Laura Lee Baker; 6th— contract, at the rate of $63.3125 per ir ecutors, administrators and assigns of Mabel Bonde; 8th—Grace Gooing, Vlr- rigable acre, of which $53.75 bears in the settlers, and upon future settlers in terest from January 1, 1933, at a rate | ginia Schultz, Norma Stout. the District, without the necessity of Jess Mahan has moved to the Lack- not to exceed Three per cent (3) per re-execution of the contract. And Garage annum. The sun$ of $809.65 is accepted land farm recently vacated by the Bar Appropriate provisions are made for by the bondholders in full payment of ney family who went to Payette. Now Completely Equipped to do all kinds of the execution of satisfaction of the the interest due July 1, 1932. Until 1941 Earl Robinson sent word to friends Machine Work and Automotive Repair. the rate of interest is subject to re segregated lien upon payment of the j that he has work in a hotel In the win- duction by the Reclamation Commis full amount of such lien by the owner I ter resort city of Miami, Florida. My future policy the highest grade sion to what the settlers can pay. The of any particular tract or tracts in 40- workmanship and use only nationally settlers grant and convey to the com acrc units, and under other provisions advertised automotiv parts. mittee acting for the participating Carey Act land entered subsequent to JORDAN VALLEY Near the Schoolhouse bondholders a several lien upon their the contract and lands sold by Malheur respective lands in 40-acre tracts, for County or said District, for taxes, are PIONEER DIES the said sum of $63.3125 pel* irrigable made subject to all the provisions of I acre, and agree to pay interest, as said contract with reference to the seg aforesaid, on $53.75 of this amount. regated lien, etc. The District agrees JORDAN VALLEY—Abraham Den Interest payments are made through to conduct its business on a cash basis, ny, 73, pioneer cattleman of Jordan the District Secretary, and other pay except in unusual emergencies, and to Valley, Oregon, died at Caldwell Sat ments are to be made direct to the refuse to deliver water to settlers delin urday. He was bom at Ulverston, Lan Committee. As to settlers making pay quent in payment of maintenance as W e Are cashire, England, August 9, 1860, and ments as aforesaid, the Committee sessments, and further agrees that if emigrated to the United States when a waives the right to claim that the obli funds become available, under future lad of 19. He was engaged in stock gation of the bond., is a general obli legislation, for distribution to the bond raising in the Jordan VaL'ey country gation, and agrees that the payment by holders it will apply such funds in for more than 40 years. such settlers of their equitable share liquidating the bonds. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED He was a member of Silver City lodge for their lands as provided in said No. 13, A. F. and A. M., and of the contract, shall absolve them from all that for a more complete and detailed order of Elks. Services were held at the statutory obligations for the payment statement of the exact terms and pro Elks temple In Caldwell Tuesday with of the similiar obligations of other visions of said contract and said sup Highest Market Prices interment in Canyon Hill cemetery at lands. The Committee further waives plement contract, and for the legal Caldwell. The Masonic lodge, Mount the right until January 1, 1982 to de description of the land included in W ill Be Paid Moriah No. 39, had charge of the ser mand payment of the principal of the said 8,000 irrigable acres, you may re bonds and the interest accrued thereon fer to the record of said contracts in vices at the grave. to and including January 1, 1932, and Book 17 of Mortgages, at pages 233 to further waives the right to demand in 253, Inclusive, in the records of Malheur See us for terest at any higher rate than Three County, Oregon, and to the petition on Legal Advertisement per cent (3) on the principal sum of file in this proceeding. FEEDS AND SEEDS YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE $430,000. NOTICE The Committee grants to any settler FURTHER NOTIFIED that the own ers and holders of the following num IN 'THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the privileges of liquidating the entire indebtedness against any 40-acre sub bered bonds of said Jordan Valley Ir STATE OF OREGON, FOR MAL- division of his land by paying Fifty per rigation District, to-wlt: 1, 3, 5-9, inc„ 14-16, inc„ 19. 20, cent (50) of the sum of $63.3125 per HEUR COUNTY. 25-29, inc„ 40, 42, 44, 50, 52-56, Inc. irrigable acre thereof, plus accrued Ted Newell, Mgr. 87-90 inc„ 97, 99 100, 187-196, Inc. 207, IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI interest, In 1932, Fifty-one per cent 208. 237, 238, 241-245, inc„ 255-260, (51) In 1933, and so on, increasing the TION OF C. E. LANNINO, W. S. NYSSA, ORE. PHONE 26 inc„ 268,270,293-295 lnc„ 351, 391-397, BRUCE and LAYTON STOCKING, payment by One per cent. (1) of said inc„ 401-404, inc„ 448-450, lnc„ 476, AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS principal amount each year. If the ir 477, 493-495, inc„ 500, 523 and 524, OF JORDAN VALLEY IRRIGA rigation works are later improved so t u be UC b capable a ira u ic U i i g a v m g îiik jx v - than e iu * 4 i | have failed to deposit their bonds with as to of t n irrigating more TION DISTRICT, F O R C O N cco STRUCTIVE CONSENT OF THE 8.000 acres, the State Engineer of Ore- | Oie State Réclamation Commission of Oregon, and have failed to otherwise OWNERS A N D HOLDERS O F gon shall determine the acreage so to signify their consent to said contract, BONDS OF SAID DISTRICT TO A bd irrigated on the request of the Dis and that a'l holders of the said bonds CERTAIN CONTRACT DATED AS trict, and from the recording of such If it’s a turkey, a fat hen or a Roast, determination, t h e a d d i t i o n a l above described, and numbered, are re OF JANUARY 1, 1932. a c r e a g e s h a l l be s u b j e c t quired to file in the said Circuit Court TO ALL OWNERS AND OR HOLD to the payment of $63.3125 p e r for Malheur County, in the matter of ERS OF THE BONDS OF JORDAN irrigable acre, with interest from the sa^ petition, their written dissent from VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT, date of such recording, but this addi or objection to said contract herein KNOWN OR UNKNOWN, WHOSE tional lien is for the sole benefit of the before described, and if such dissent BONDS HAVE NOT BEEN DE Bondholders and wil’ no* reduce the shall not be filed in writing in said POSITED WITH THE STATE REC lien on the original 8,000 acres. In the Court and cause within ninety (90) LAMATION COMMISSION OF THE event of dpfault in the payment inter days from the 21st day of December, STATE OF OREGON, PURSUANT est cn or before March 15th of any 1933, the date of the first publication TO OREGON SESSION LAWS 1933, year, in accordance with the contract. of said notice, the owners and-or hold- CHAPTER 437, AND THE CON the Committee may foreclose the lien ors of said bonds who fail to file such TRACT HEREINAFTER REFER thus granted substantially in the man dissent or objections with said Court in RED TO: ner of foreclosing mortgages under the said cause shall be deemed to have con sented to all the terms and conditions IT’ S DELICIOUS statute. YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE The settlers waive credits in favor for the liquidation of said indebted- HEREBY NOTIFIED, under and in ac of their respective lands, aggregating When it comes from the sanitary, up-to-date cordance with the provisions of Chap- $90,446.25, and the Reclamation Com ! ter 437 of the Session Laws of Oregon mission of Oregon agrees that if per • iiM iiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiTiiiim iniriiiii market at Nyssa Packing Company. for 1933, that Jordan Valley Irrigation missive legislation is passed it will District, an Oregon irrigation district waive claims of the State of Oregon corporation, the lands of which are lo against the District, aggregating $142, VA L E HOT SPRINGS cated in Malheur County Oregon, has 743.27, plus any interest accrued there SANITARIUM entered into a certain contract, dated on. All bonds deposited under the con as of January 1, 1932, for the ultimate tract, and all moneys received by the Dr. D. A. Sexton, Prop. liquidation of the bonded and other Committee, shall be pooled, funds shall indebtedness of said District, the other be distributed only on dividends de Rheumatism, Diabetes, Paralysis parties to said contract being the State clared by the Committee after paying Influenza, successfully treated. Reclamation Commission of the State necessary expenses, and bonds once de Mineral Water 212 Deg. Fr. c f Oregon, the County Court of Mal posited m a y not be withdrawn, heur County, Oregon, the Bondholders’ a'though rights in the pool are assign ROOMS AND BOARD Protective Committee of the Jordan able. The deposit of the bonds consti At Reasonable Rates Everything in Meats Valley Irrigation District, representing tutes the consent of the bondholders to and acting for all participating bond the contract. The original contract pro holders, and the settlers on the lands vided for the deposit of Eighty-five per NYSSA, ORE. ii ii ill ......... m u m m i m i in ti mm PHONE 6 within said District, and said District 1 has also entered into a certain supple mental contract dated September 1, ^tUMnuMaHKttMKIIIIl II III I 111 I DM II l:i IIII III III HUH Mil 11 III 11111IIHIMMHIR III ■M M M M M g 11933, both of which said contracts were | g ¡filed for record with the County Clerk I of Malheur County, Oregon, on or | about the 24th day of November, 1933, and recorded in Book 17 of Mortgages, Every Day Is . . . . at pages 233-253, inclusive, in the rec ords of said Malheur County, and both of said contracts are now in full force and effect. Jordan Machine Shop In The Market For Your Spuds ness, as provided in said contract and hereinbefore set forth, and that such failure within such time to file such disacRt end objections os aforesaid shaU be equivalent to the signing ex ecution and delivery of said contract either personally or through the agency of said Bondholders Protective Com mittee. This notice is published pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Malhe; * County, and the first publication thereof is made on the 21st day of December. 1933. JORDAN VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT By C. E. Lannlng, President, Richards and Haga, Residence and Postoffice Address Boise, Idaho. Attorneys for District. ATTEST: O. A. Palmer, Secretary. (SEAL) Dec. 21- Jan. 18 NYSSA LIBRARY Open Saturday Town patrons, 2:30 to 5:30 Out of town patrons 2:30 to 7:30 All patrons welcome. 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Short, Agent Nyssa COAL ssa Grain Nyssa Packing WASH at the UNITED LAUNDRY GIFTS j YOU ARE FURTHER N O T I FIED that the bonds of said District to be liquidated under the terms of said I contract are all dated January 1, 1924, bear interest at the rate of Six per cent (6) per annum payable semi- annually, are in denominations of *1,000 and $500, respectively, are num be red 1-530, Inclusive, amount in the aggregate to $430,000, par value, and NYSSA, OREGON We are well equipped to do your Laundry nice ly and cheaply, whether you wish it all finished, Our Low Prices W ill Pleas© Mrs. Margaret Pashley, Prop. Phone 83F2 j Jj Are gifts the whole family will enjoy j g 1 AAAAAA a AAAA £ i Phone us your order and we assure prompt delivery Everything for Fall Building Boise-Payette Lumber Co. 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