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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THUftS., OCTOBER 11, 1934
OREGON TRAIL OPENS
BASKET BALL PLAY
Oregon Trail—The school basket ball
team has organized with Gilbert Hol­
mes captain, Harold Grisham, assist­
ant. The following boys have answered
the call: Gilbert Holmes, Harold Gris­
ham, Bill Wilson, Prank Wilson, Olen
Nichols, Hollis DeGroft, Raymond Mor-
flt, Dewey Thomason, Ira Stein, How­
ard Wickander Fred and Leonard Low.
The girls have decided they will also
have a team this season. They have or­
ganized and elected Verda Rae Gris­
ham captain and Juanita Franklin
assistant. Mrs. Hopkins Is working with
the girls.
The following answered the call:
Verda Rae Grisham, Juanita Franklin,
Rosie Keck,
Helen Peaslee, Ileta
Franklin, Elsie Keck, Mildred Adams,
lone Benson and Doris Stein.
A number of boys are wearing new
sweat shirts with the Oregon Trail
stencil.
Oregon Trail P.-T.A. has voted to
feature a contest between the commit­
tees. At the end of the school term
every member will be asked to vote,
selecting the committee which most
nearly performs its duties. A gift will
be awarded to each member of the
winning committee by the unit.
A Chinese family, wishing to name
their second child after Lindbergh,
called him One Long Hop.
VALLEY VIEW
HUNTERS LUCKY
Valley View—Knox Alexander killed
a black bear and George Stewart a
deer when the two were hunting last
week.
Miss Catrina Van Egmond is coming
to Valley View school next week as
her parents plan to be in Portland at
th at time.
Miss Margaret Dowell of Follyfarm
is visiting Pauline Keith.
A girls’ glee club was organized under
the direction of Mrs. Millups (Wilma
Long). Nine upper grade girls Joined.
Arthur ■ Brown left Thursday for
Portland with F. F. A. boys stock judg­
ing team.
Miss Walter organized a girls’ sewing
club. Officers are: president, Bethel
Brown; vice president, Nadine Callo­
way; secretary and treasurer, Wanda
Keith. Darrela Pickering and Doris
Brown are on the program committee.
TEXACO
FIRE-CHIEF
GASOLINE
PRUYN GARAGE
Nyssa
Oregon
formity with the provisions of law gov­
erning the election of irrigaton district
officers.
By order of the Board of Directors of
NOTICE
the Ontario-Nyssa Irrigation District
I will not be responsible for any bills
Da{ed this 11th day of October, 1934.
or obligations Incurred by my son,
S. J. REID, Secretary.
Basil Newton. Dated this October 4,
Ontario-Nyssa Irrigation District
1934.
First Publication October 11, 1934.
Oct. 4-11
CORA NEWTON
Last Publication November 8, 1934.
Legal Advertisement
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
Helen Brown, Plaintiff,
vs.
Ray Brown, Defendant.
To Ray Brown, the above named de­
fendant:
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
You eie hereby required to appear in
th “ above entitled Court and cause
within four weeks from the first pub­
lication of this summons, which date of
first publication is October 11th, 1934,
then and there to answer or otherwise
plead to the complaint filed herein and
if you fall so to do, for want thereof,
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint on
file herein, to-wit: For an order and de­
cree of said Court that the bonds of
mat. imony now existing between said
plaintiff and said defendant be for­
ever dissolved, and th at an absolute
decree of divorce be granted said plain­
tiff, and that the Court may make such
other and further order and decree as
may seem Just and equitable in the
premises.
You will take notice that this sum­
mons is served upon you under and by
virtue of an order pursuant to an order
of the Hon. W. W. Wood, Judge of the
above entitled Court, which order was
made and entered on October 6th, 1934,
and directing that the summons herein
be published foil four successive and
consecutive weeks and five publications
thereof, in the Gate City Journal, a
weekly newspaper of general circula­
tion, published at Nyssa, Malheur
County, Oregon, the date of the first
publication hereof is October 11th, 1934,
and the date of the last publiaction is
November 8th, 1934.
LOTT D. BROWN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residing at Nyssa, Oregon
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ONTARIO-N Y S S A IRRIGATION
District
Notice Is hereby given that the an­
nual election will be held on the sec­
ond Tuesday in November, on Novem­
ber 13, 1934, at the residence of J. T.
Long, within the Ontario-Nyssa Irriga­
tion District, in Malheur County, Ore­
gon.
One member to be elected to the
Board for a term of three years and
one for a term of one year. Stockhold­
ers in the Ontario-Nyssa Irrigation
Company only, eligible to vote.
The polls shall be opened at 8:00
o'clock in the morning of day of the
election and kept open until 5:00
o’clock in the afternoon when the same
must be closed.
Said election shall be held and the
results thereof determined in all re­
spects as nearly as practicable in con-
held by the county as a lien upon the
property treated by the person or per­
sons appointed by the County Court.
DAVID F. GRAHAM,
County Judge.
R. G. LARSON,
County Agricultural Agent
Oct 4-18.
NOTICE OF WARRANT CALL
Dated October 1, 1934 .
NOTICE OF GOPHER CONTROL
Nyssa School District No. 26, Mal­
DISTRICT
heur County, Oregon, is calling all reg­
FIRST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV­ istered warrants to and, including No.
EN: By the County Court of Malheur 665, payable at the Ontario National
County that all land owners within Bank, Ontario, Ore. Interest stops on
the above date.
the following district to-wit:
Chas. M. Paradis, Clerk.
KINGMAN KOLONY GOPHER
Oct. 4-18.
CONTROL DISTRICT
described as follows: Beginning at the
Junction of the Owyhee and Snake
Rivers, then running west to the west NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP­
ERTY BID IN FOR TAXES AND
section line of section three (3) Town­
OWNED BY MALHEUR COUNTY,
ship 21 Range 46 East of the Willam­
ette Meridian then south on the above
OREGON.
said section line to the south line of
Pursuant to an order of the County
section 22 then east to Snake river,
then down the River to the place of be­ Court of Malheur County, Oregon, dat­
ginning within Malheur County, ed September 5th, 1934, I will on the
Oregon shall begin in good faith to 3rd day of November, 1934, at the north
eradicate or destroy pocket gophers, main entrance door of the County
within thirty days of publication of this Court House at Vale, Malheur County,
notice, by the following or any other Oregon, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day, offer for sale at
effective method:
public auction to the highest bidder
Poisoning Pocket Gophers in Mal­
therefor, the following described tracts
heur County
of land, said tracts being numbered as
Mixing the Bait
Mix one ounce strychinne alkaloid hereinafter set out, and each tract will
with one-eighth ounce saccharine. be offered for not less than the prices
Dust over 16 quarts of sweet pota­ fixed by said order as hereinafter set
toes, carrots or parsnips. These baits forth together with the proportionate
are peeled and cut into 1-2 inch by cost of publication for each tract so
2 inches pieces and thoroly dusted sold:
T»\ No. 716—SE’1,NWVi, Sec 12 Twp
with the above mixture.
25 log 39; Price $20.
Placing the Bait
In placing the bait the runway of
Tr. No. 717—All, Sec 4 Twp 27 Rg 40;
the gopher may be opened by means All, See 5 Twp 27 Rg 40; All, Sec 8
of a shovel or garden trowel, dig­ Twp 27 Rg 40; WViSEVi, Sec 10 Twp 27
ging from the mound into main Rg 40; W'$NEV4, Sec 15 Twp 27 Rg 40;
runway of the gopher, there plac­ NWV, S E 'i, N>4 SWVi, SWViSWVi, Sec
ing one piece of this bait. In heav­ 15 Twp 27 Rg 40; W*$, Sec 21 Twp 27
ier soils and in irrigated sections, Rg40; EVi. Sec 28 Twp 27 Rg 40; NH
these baits may be placed by means & SEV,, Sec 33 Twp 27 Rg 40; SWVi,
of a probe. When the probe is used Sec 34 Twp 27 Rg 40; Price $600.00.
do not probe closer than six inches
Tr. No. 718—84$, Sec 1« Twp 17 Rg
to the mound so that the main run­
way will be located. After the run­ 42; Price $80.00.
Tr. No. 719—SV4 SWVi, Sec 14 Twp 25
way is located, remove the probe,
placing one piece of bait in the run­ Rg 42; SWy»SEV4, Sec 14 Twp 25 Rg 42;
way. Place a covering over the holes NEVi NEVi, Sec 23 Twp 25 Rg 42; NwVi,
to shut out the light. Care should be Sec 23 Twp 25 Rg 42; WV4 NEVi, NEVi
taken not to let any loose dirt fall SWVi, NWV4SE44, Sec 23, Twp 25 Rg
on the bait; cover with clod or grass 42; WVi NWVi, Sec 24 Twp 25 Rg 42;
to prevent this. Effective poisoning NWVi SWVi, Sec 24 Twp 25 Rg 42;
cannot be obtained if any light Price $150.00.
penetrates the gopher runway. If
Tr. No. 720—All, Sec 12 Twp 15 Rg
the ground is thoroughly poisoned 41; Price $160.00.
three times, with intervals of about
Tr. No 721—All, Sec 14 Twp 15 Rg 41;
ten days between poisoning, better Price $160.00.
than ninety per cent kills should be
Tr. No. 722—WV4 & SV4 SEVi, Sec 15
obtained.
Twp 14 Rg 41; SVi, Sec 19 Twp 14 Rg
Caution
41; SWVi SEVi, Sec 20 Twp 14 Rg 41;
All unclean utensils used in prep­ SWVi &NWVi NW',4 & S'/iNW1», Sec
aration of poisons and all poison 20 Twp 14 Rg 41; SVi, Sec 21 Twp 14 Rg
containers should be kept plainly 41; NV$, WV4 S E 'i & SW 'i, Sec 22 Twp
labeled and out of reach of children. 14 Rg 41; NV4, Sec 28 Twp 14Rg41; All
Irresponsible persons and livestock. Sec 29 Twp 14 Rg 41; Price $720.00.
Any unused bait should be burned.
Tr. No. 723—W >4 N E 'i & SE 'i N E 'i,
The land owners failing to '■omply
with the above order shall be entered Sec 36 Twp 26 Rg 43; Price $30.00.
T r No 724—SEVi SW 'i S E 'i, Sec 18
upon by person or persons appointed
by the County Court to eradicate and Twp 41 Rg 43; Price $10.00.
Tr. No. 725—All land south and west
destroy pocket gophers on any such
lands within the above described dis­ of Malheur River in NEW SW 'i, Sec 6
Twp 19 Rg 44; Price $15.00.
tricts.
Tr. No. 726—NE’i NEVi, Sec 28 Twp
The cost of such work consisting of 17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
poison bait material and labor shall be
Tr. No. 727—SEVi NE14, Sec 28 Twp
Notice Of School Meeting
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 26. VI. Auxiliary Agencies
Malheur County. State of Oregon, th at a school meeting of the said district will
3. Transportation ........... ......................... .... 741.00
be held at the City Hall on the 22nd day of October, 1934, at Two o’clock in the
TOTAL
AUXILIARY AGENCIES ............... 741.00
afternoon, for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal year, begin­
ning June 18, 1934, and ending June 17, 1935, herein set forth, and to vote on
VII. Fixed Charges
the proposition of levying a district tax.
1. Insurance .................................................... 150.00
2. Rent ............................................................. 200.00
TOTAL FIXED CHARGES ............................... 350.00
BUDGET
Estimated Receipts
1. Balance on hand at the beginning of the fiscal school year (third
Monday in June) for which this budget is m a d e........................... $ 4,871.92
2. To be received from the County School F u n d ...............„....................... 4,500.00
3. To be received from the Elementary School Fund ..........._.................... 2,500.00
4. To be received from the State Irreducible School Fund ........................ 500.00
6. To be received from the Non-High School District for:
Tuition .......................
6,500.00
Transportation .............................................................
2,850.00
7. To be received from tuition for pupils below high school....................
50.00
8. To be received from interest on deposits and sinking f u n d ................. 200.00
9. Other sources ........................................ .................. ............................... 8,424.96
10. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ........................................................$30,396.88
Estimated Expenditures
I. General Control
1. Clerk ____
Elementary
-------- 62.50
map.
_______ 10.00
3. Legal Services (Clerk’s Bond) ___ ............ 75.00
TOTAL GENERAL CONTROL ............ _____ 147.50
•III. Instruction—Teaching
1. Principal ..._......................................
... 500.00
2. Teachers ...........................................
9,315.00
Telephone .........................................
3. Supplies ....................................... _..
.... 400.00
.... 800.00
4. Textbooks ....................... ..................
TOTAL INSTRUCTION—TEACHING
$11,015.00
TV. Operation
of Plant
1. Janitor’s Salary ....................... .................... 500.00
2. Janitor's Supplies ................................... .... 40.00
3. Fuel ............................................................._... 400.00
4. Light and Power ...................................... ......80.00
5. Water ..... ......... ........................................... 35.00
TOTAL EXPENSE OF OPERATION .........$1.055 00
V. Maintenance and Repair
1. Furniture and Equipment --------------------- 150.00
3. Buildings and O rounds_______________ 75.00
TOTAL MAINTENANCE AND R E PA IR ____ 225.00
r
High
Total
62.50
125.00
17250
175.00
320.00
10.00
100.00
2 , 000.00
6,645.00
50.00
800.00
9.495.00
20.00
IX. Debt Service
1. Principal on Bonds ___ ______ _______ 900 00
2. Principal on W arrants .......................... 6.786.00
3. Interest on Bonds ............................. 1,012.50
4. Interest on Warrants .................................. 400.00
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE ............................... 9,098.50
X EMERGENCY ..................................................1,00000
3591.00
3.591.00
250.00
50.00
300.00
400.00
250.00
650.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
1 . 100.00
2 . 000.00
6,73601
1,237.50
400.00
9523.51
13.572.01
2.250.00
800.00
18.622.01
1,000 00
2 , 000.00
Summary of Expenditures
Total General Control ............
....................... _................................. . 320.00
Total Instruction—Teaching
............................................................ 20,510.00
Total Expense of Operation
............................................................ 2,575.00
Total Maintenance and Repair
............................................................
450.00
Total Auxiliary Agencies ........
..................
3,591.00
Total Fixed Charges ...............
.........................
650.00
Total Capital Outlay ...............
.........................
300.00
Total Debt Service ...................
.......
lM ttjO l
Emergency .............. ...................
..................... .................... 2 , 000.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDTIURES FOR YEAR ........................$49,018.01
$49.01801
. 30596.88
$18,62113
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT
800.00 1. Bonded Debt, including negotiable warrants ...........................
2. Amount of Endorsed Warrants Oustandlng ..... ........ .............
20510.00
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS OF DISTRICT
....................
$33,100.00
..... 13572.01
$46,672.01
2.500.00
15.960 00
50.00
1 . 200.00
1500.00
100.00
1 , 000.00
40.00
1.520.00
75.00
2,575.00
150.00
75.00
225.00
300.00
150.00
460.00
200.00
HI-SHEEN
DRY CLEANING
Dated this September 27. 1934.
Signed:
Fred Koopman
Chas. M. Paradis
District Clerk
Chairman. Board of Directors
Approved by Budget Committee September 27, 1934.
Signed:
S. Burbldge
E. O. Wilson
Secretary, Budget Committee
Chairman, Budget Committee
October 4-11.
69-836, Oregon Code, as amended by
Session Laws of 1931 and 1933.
All lands within the boundaries of ir­
rigation or draiange districts will be (
sold subject to any valid assessments
made or to be made by said district *
since the date said lands were acquired
by the County, and all lands within the
boundaries of the Warmsprings Irri­
gation District and which have been
classified as in Classes 5 and 6, and as
to which said County has heretofore
by resolution dated September 3, 1930,
. uthorized a transfer to said district of
the water rights appurtenant to said
lands will be sold without water right.
Dated a i Vale, Oregon this 28th day
of September, 1934.
O. W. GLENN,
Sheriff, Malheur County, Oregon.
Date of first publication, Oct. 4, 1931.
Date of last publication, Nov. 1, 1934.
Date of sale Nov. 3, 1934, at 10:00 A. M. I
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/ F you are underinsured, or if you let
your fire insurance lapse even for a single
day, your property values are exposed to
loss.
Fires occur unexpectedly and destroy
much valuable property in a brief time.
You owe it to yourself to be carefully
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compensated for your loss if you wert
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Recapitulation
Total Estimated Expenditures for the y e a r ..... ...............
Less Total Estimated Receipts for the Year ...................
AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY DISTRICT TAX
700.00
60.00
600 00
120.00
VIII. Capital Outlay
4. New Furniture and Equipment
TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY
2,850.00
2,850.00
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 728—SW *4 SWV4, Sec 35 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 729—SE 14 SW1». Sec 35 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
T r No. 730—SWVi SE ' i , Sec 35 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 731—SE Vi S E 'i, Sec 35 Twp
17 Rg 44; Pride $100.00.
Tr. No. 732—SWV S W 'i, Sec 4 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 733—SE Vi N W 'i, Sec 24 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 734—SW 'i NW 'i, Sec 24 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No 735—NEVi SWVi, Sec 24 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr No. 736—NW'» SW 'i, Sec 24 Twp
17 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 737—N E'i N E 'i, Sec 3 Twp
18 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 738—N E'i NWVi, Sec 21 Twp
18 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 739—NW 'i NWVi, Sec 21 Twp
18 Rg 44; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 740—SE Vi, Sec 11 Twp 17 Rg
45; SWy»SHNW'», SWVi NEVi. Sec 12
Twp 17 Rg 45; NWViSEVi, SV4 SEVi,
Sec 12 Twp 17 Rg 45; E>i EV4 & NWVi
N E 'i, Sec 13 Twp 17 Rg 45; NV4 NWVi
Sec 13 Twp 17 Rg 45; NV4 NEVi, Sec 14
Twp 17 Rg 45; N E 'i, Sec 24 Twp 17 Rg
45; S E 'i S E 'i, Sec 25 Twp 17 Rg 45;
SWVi, NV4 S E 'i, W 'i NWVi, Sec 18
Twp 17 Rg 46; S E 'i NW'», Sec 18 Twp
17 Rg 46; NW Vi, EVi S E 'i, Sec 19 Twp
17 Rg 46; SWVi, Sec 20 Twp 17 Rg 46;
WV4, Sec 29 Twp 17 Rg 46; NV4 & NE'i
SW'» Sec 30 Twp 17 Rg 46; Price
$256.00.
Tr. No 741—EVi SEVi, Sec 22 Twp 17
Rg 45; SV4 SWVi & SV4 SEVi, Sec 23
Twp 17 Rg 45; All, Sec 17 Twp 17 Rg 45
Price $440.00.
Tr. No. 742—All, Sec 11 Twp 30 Rg
45; Price $160.00.
Tr. No. 743—West 17 acres lying be­
tween County road and Malheur River
in thè EV4 WV4 S E 'i & WVi EV4 SEVi,
Sec 2 Twp 18 Kg 46; Price $20.00.
Tr. No. 744—SE'» SEVi, Sec 16 Twp
28 Rg 46; Price $20.00.
Tr. No. 745— 1 acre lying in the SE
comer of SE 'i SWVi, Sec 17 Twp 18
Rg 46; Price $250.
Tr. No. 746-All, Sec 23 Twp 30 Rg
46; W 'iN E 'i, NW 'i, Sec 25 Twp 30 Rg
46; NV4 SW'/i, NWW SEy», Sec 25 Twp
30 Rg 46; Price $250.00.
Tr. No. 747—Lot 4. SEVi SWVi, Sec 13
Twp 21 Rg 46; Price $30.00.
Tr. No. 748—NWVi. Sec 16 Twp 30 Rg
45; All, Sec 17 Twp 30 Rg 45; SE'i N E'i
Sec 35 Twp 31 Rg 46; S Vi NWVi & WVi
NEVi, Sec 36 Twp 31 Rg 46; Price $500.
Tr No. 749—All lands south of south
meander line of Jwyhee River in the
SE'», Sec 25 T vp 20 Rg 48; Price $115.
Tr. No. 750—NWVi NWVi, SVi NEVi
NW'/», Sec 17 Twp 17 Rg 47; Price $60.
Tr. No. 751—All west of railroad
track in N E 'i, Sec 20 Twp 19 Rg 47;
Price $50.00.
Tr. No. 752—Jamieson Acreage Tracts
No. 154, 155, 156, 157, 158; Price $50.00.
Tr. No. 755—Lots 17, 18, 19, Block 31
Hope-Holland Add. to Vale; Price
$15.00.
Tr. No. 754—Lots 5, 6, 7, 8. Block 3,
Hadley’s 1st Add. to Vale; Price $450.
Tr. No. 755—Lots 1 2, 3, Block 2, Had­
ley’s 1st Add. to Vale; Price $100.00.
Tr. No. 756—Tracts 1 & 4, Block G
Barton Add. to Ontario; Price $10.00.
Tr. No. 757—Lots 9 & 10, Block 172,
City of Ontario; Price $10.00.
Tr. No. 758—Lot.1 34 & 35, Block 1,
Lots 18, 19, 20, Block 2 Riverside Add.
to Ontario; Price $25.00.
Tr. No. 759—Lots 36 & 37 Block 1,
Lots 11, 12, 13, Block 2, Riverside Add.
to Ontario; Price $25.00.
Tr. No. 760—Lots 20 & 21, Block 3,
Riverside Add. to Ontario; Price $10.00.
Tr. No. 761—Lots 24 & 25, Block 3,
Lots 9, 10. 11, 12, Block 9 Riverside Add
to Ontario; Price $30.00.
Tr. No. 762—Lots 15 & 16, Block 260,
City of Ontario; Price $10.00.
Tr. No. 763—Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, Block
11, Town of Adrian; Price $10.00.
Said lands will be offered for sale as
follows: All tracts priced at $200.00 or
less to the highest bidder for cash; all
tracts priced at more than $200.00 and
not more than $500.00, to the highest
bidder for cash or for not less than 20
per cent cash and the remainder to be
paid under written agreement in equal
installments over a period not exceed­
ing 5 years; and all tracts priced at
more than $500.00 to the highest bidder
for cash or for not less than 20 per cent
cash and the remainder to be paid un­
der written agreement in equal install­
ments over a period not exceeding 10
years,, all deferred payments to draw
interest at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum, payable annually, and such
agreements shall be subject to all terms
and conditions of Sections 69-813 and
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