6AEE C i n JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBÉK 5, IM S .___
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Lot No. 3. In Block No. 3, In
Net Mlddlemuu, I. 26, 35,
District, for the purpose of review- Thomas, was plaintiff, and Mary E.
Teutach Addition to Nyssa. In
Herbert
Louis McCabe and Mary lng
correcting its assessment' LyellA Angle E. Cook and A. V„
Malheur County, State of Ore
Fiipn Kl*sa 8 27 35
,
. 1 Cook and each thereof, were tie-
gon
Richard Baxter and Ruth Later- * * * »P ^ tlo n m e n t of taxes for the ;rewtaMs>
^ n a in real property
taken and levied upon as the prop
Real Estate Tm ulers Recorded
muhle 8 28. 35
,next en» uin« ftacal ?ear Th* asseas- was heretofore sold and the pro-
erty o f said defendants. Angle E.
Carl e ’ Allen and Irene OtbeoD.1 ment record may be i n - 1 ceods thereof credited on said Judg-
Oregon and Washington Co) Co. g 29 35
| sPected at the office o f the Score- ment leavm g remaining the sum of Cook, and A. V. Cook, and each of
to Otto Q. Luehrs, NEViNEV*NE14,
them, or so much thereof as may be
$982.07.
John William Hoore and Marvel U rV
« V Pe™00 Interested.
W 4 8 E 4 N W 4 . Sec. 1-18-4«. cont. 30
necessary to satisfy said deficiency
BOARD
OF
B
Y
ORDER
of
the
by
virtue
of
said
THEREFORE,
Leone Fox. 8, 30, 35.
acres. 6 7 35. *180.
execution, I have duly levied u p o n Judgment, together with all costa
DIRECTORS.
Nyssa Realty Co .to Herber J.
certain real property belonging to that have or may accrue.
C. E. Peck,
Grant, Trustee, Lot 16, Blit 59,
Dated at Vale. Oregon, this 15th
Roger W. Babson lists prefabricat Secretary, Big B e n d
Irrigation the defendants. Angie E. Cook and
Greens' Addn Nyssa. 3 .10 28. *15.
ed homes and air conditioning as District.
A. V. Cook, and In compliance with day o f August, 1935.
Coast Land Co., Ltd. to W E forming a vast potential market
C. W. GLENN,
Date of first publication. August 29, the commands of said execution, I
West et ux, SWVi N W I , Sec. 33 32 tending toward recovery.
wlU on the 14th day of September. Sheriff of Malheur Comity, Oregon
1935.
40, cont. 40 acres. 3-28-35. $10.
Date of last publication, September 1935, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the L O T T D. BROWN, Baker, Oregon,
Llnnle Thayer to State ol Oregon
Attorney for P laintiff
A15-S12
afternoon of said day, at the North
26. 1935.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Metes and bounds In the gE';8W 14,
Main Entrance of the County Court
Sec 28 17 47, cont. .440 acre*. 9 12
NOTICE OF M EETING
House at Vale, Malheur Comity.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
34. $25
Oregon, sell, at public auction, to the
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Llnnle Thayer to State of Oregon
B Y V IR T U E of an execution duly highest bidder for cash, all the
I f coafttlpatlon crus « » you G a l In -
T R IC T ,
M ALH EUR
COUNTY,
Metes and bounds In the 8 E 4 S W 4 ,
Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit | right, title and Interest of said de-
H « « t i a c n e » , t ì a J S le e p . P U ö p
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« e t quick re lief w ith A D L t -
Sec 28 17 47. cont .84 acres. 9 12 34.
ly
Skt
OREGON
Court of the 8tate of Oregon, for j fendants, Angie E. Cook and A. V.
Th orou gh in action yet en
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NO TICE is hereby given: That the County of Malheur, dated the Cook, and each of them, subject to
Coast Land Co to Charles H. Ho-
the Board of Director» ol the Owy 10th day of August. 1935, and to me their statutory right of redemption,
baugh et ux, 8 4 S W 4 S W 4 . Sec. 31-
hee hTigation District, sitting as a directed, in a certain suit in said In and to the following described
31 41. cont 20 acres. 5 ,6 35. $77.
NYSSA PH A R M A C Y
Brown real property, to-wit:
Board of Equalization, will meet on Court wherein Winifred
L. F Huclter et ux to School Dtst.
Tuesday, the 1st day of October,
No. 66, Biles 12 and 13, and the west
1935, at 8 o'clock p. m. of said day at
100 ft of Bik 2. Harper. 8 27 35. $1.
the office of the Owyhee Irrigation S '
■v.
C. W. Olenn, 8heriff. to Coast
District in Nyssa, for the purpose of
Land Co Ltd. S 4 S W 4 S W 4 . Sec.
reviewing and correcting Its assess
7-33 4L 8 26 35. $8
ment and apportionment of taxes
O. W. Glenn, Sheriff to
Coast
for the next ensuing fiscal year. The
Land Co, Ltd. N W 'iN E K , Sec. 31
assessment list and record may be
W E RECOMMEND THEM
31 41. 8 26 35 $16.
inspected at the office of the Secre
C W Olenn, Sheriff to Coast Land
y
tary by any person interested.
Co, Ltd, S W 'iS E '4 , Sec. 21 31 41.
B Y ORDER O f the BOARD OF
8 26 35. $16.
DIRECTORS.
C. W. Glenn. Sheriff to Coast
Frank T. Morgan,
A. L. FLETCHER
Land Co Ltd. S4 N E V iN E li Sec. 29
C A R L H. COAD
Secretary, Owyhee Irrigation Dis-
32 41 8 26 35. $8.
! trict.
C W Glenn. Sheriff to Coast Land
Population, (1930) .......................821
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Co Ltd. S '.iiN E 'iN E 'i. Ses. 29 32 41 i
ot fLm publication, August 29,
Recent estimates ________
1000
j 1935.
Elevation ........................
2186
8 26 35. $8.
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N YSSA
OREGON
C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Coast ! DaW 01 last Publication. September
N YSSA
;
OREGON
City Officers
Land Co. Ltd. S4N E 4SW >4, S 4 - 26, 1935.
NE'-lNW'/i. Sec. 3 32 4L 8 26 35. $16
Mayor .................
Don Graham
NOTICE OF MEETING
C. W. Olenn, Sheriff to Coast
Councllmen ___,______ A rt Norcott,
Land Co Ltd, SW U N W H , N W 'i-
A l Thompson. Dick Tensen, Dean
B IG BEND
IR R IG A T IO N
D IS
S W ‘ i, N 4 N E ‘ * N W 'i, Sec. 27.31 4L
Smith.
T R IC T . M ALHEUR
COUNTY,
DR. J. T. BURTON
DR.
C.
A
.
ABBOTT
8 26 35. $40.
City Clerk ...................-A. R. Millar
OREGON.
D E N T I S T
C W Glenn, Sheriff to Coast Land
City
Treasurer
.........
Arthur
Boydell
NO TICE is hereby given:
That
C H IR O PR AC TIC
Co. Ltd. S E 4 N W U , Sec. 15-31 4L
Marshall
........................
A.
V.
Cook
the Board of Directors of the Big
P H Y S IC IA N
O ffice Phone 36F2
8 26. 35. $16.
Watermaster ...........N. H. Pinkerton
Bend Irrigation District, sitting as a
X -R A Y E X A M IN A T IO N S
O ffice In Residence
C W Olenn, Sheriff to Coast land
Health
Officer
....
Dr.
J.
J.'
Sarazln
Board of Equalization, will meet on
Co Ltd. S W 'iS W ’ i, N 4 S W 4 N E K .
Three blocks So. M. E. Church
Tuesday, the 1st day in October.
County Officer*
S H N E 'iN W H , Sec. 1.31 41. 8 26 35
PHONE 25
NYSSA
OREGON
1935, at 8 o’clock p. m. of said day
$32.
at the Wade School House In said
County Judge ..... D avid F. Graham
C W. Glenn, Sherlf fto Cosat Land
Commissioners ...............Ora Clark,
Co Ltd Sc N W '.S E 4 , Sec. 23-32 40.
E. H. Brumbach.
8 26 35. $8
S h e r iff.......................... C. W. Glenn
C W Olenn. Sheriff to Coast Land
Nyssa Aerie
NYS S A L I B R A R Y
Clerk ............................... Roy Daley
Co Ltd. S 'iN W ’ .S E 'i Sec 21 32 40.
PATRONIZE
OPEN
SATURDAY
Assessor
................
Murray
Morton
F.
O. E. No. 2134
8 26 35.. $8.
Treasurer ............. . Mrs. Ora Hope
C W Glenn. Sheriff to Coast Land
OUR BUSINESS
County Attorney ...........M. A. Biggs
Town P atron s......2:30 to 5:30
Co Ltd N 4i8 W i.S W yt , Sec. 13-23 40
VIEETS WEDNESDAY N IO H T
County Surveyor, J. Edwin Johnson
8 26 35. $8.
Out-of-town patrons
County
Physician.......
Dr.
Anna
B.
Buy your shoe laces
A T EAGLES H A L L
C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Coast
2:30 to 7:30
Pritchett.
and polish from the
Land Co Ltd. S W L N W 'i. Sec. 33-
Visiting
Eagles Welcome
Coroner ....................... B. A. Tacke
A L L PATR O NS WELCOME
32 40. 8 26 35. $8.
Shoe Repair Shop in
Superintendent.. Kathryn Claypool
Frank M Grant to Lee M. Webb
W ARREN McHARGUE, Pres.
stead of Grocery, Dry
Mrs. Fred Marshall, Librarian
et al, Metes and bounds in the S E 'i
Nyssa Public Schools
DON
M. GRAHAM , Secretary
Goods, Drug Stores
NE'4 Sec. 29 15 47 . 6 26 35.
Superintendent
......Leo
Hollenberg
C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to A J WUsof*
or Service Stations.
et al N E 4 N E 4 , Sec. 31-15 47. less 1
Facts About Owyhee Project
acra. 10. 2133. $42.10.
Cost of Owyhee Dam ........ $6,000,900
F E. Wilson et ux to Georgia
ON THE OLD JOB
7 4 miles of Tunnel ..... . $4,000,000
Zirbel et vir, 8v.SEi.SE>.;. Sec 10
CITY TRANSFER
Siphons, canals, etc...........$8,000.000
17 47. 8 19 35. $250.
Owyhee
dam
storage
capacity___
H. D. Holmes
R. J Davis et ux to W. H Davis,
Lowest Prices
..................... 715,000 acre feet
Lots 9 to 12 Incl. Blk. 26. Teutschs'
TRUCK IN G
Helghth of dam ................ 520 feet
Aadn, Nyssa. 7 24 35. $1.
Shoe Repairing
From lowest point of foundation
Coast Land Co, Ltd to Leon J
and
TR AN 8FE R and BAGGAOB
All kinds of shoe laces and
to top.
Baer.
NW 4SW 4.
Sec. 25 30 41,
polish . . W ill mall your shoes
Leading project city, Nyssa, Oregon
cont. 40 acres. 2. 25 35 $118.
TRANSFERRING
AU Kinds of Hauling In
Elevation of land .......2.250 to 2,500
FREE to destination.
M hliieuf poun^y to First Natl
Phone 15 and Phone 28
Acres In Owyhee project, 100,00 acres
Bank ol Portland, N 4 9 E 4 Sec 16
JOHN S ALDECOA, Prop.
City Limits
Principal products ..........
hay,
16 43. 8 7 35. $28.40.
earn, dairying, s t o ck raising,
Next Door to Bakery
C. Klinkenberg
NYSSA, OREGON
Phone S
Marriage Licenses Issued
grains, potatoes, clover seed, peas,
Nyssa, Oregon
lettuce, onions and carrots.
Olile Henry Chandler and Alta
Court House Filing»
The Gate City Journal
B E R W YN BURKE, Publisher
Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon.
Entered at the po6toftlce at Nyssa. Oregon lor transmission though
the United States Mails, as second class matter, under the act o1
March 3, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
......... »1.5*
............75*
One Year ...
Blx Months
ADVERTISING RATES
Rates lor Advertising will be furnished to both Local and Foreign
Advertisers upon application. Classified Ads lc per word per inser
tion.
INDEPENDENT IN P O L IT IC 8 AND R ELIGION, O P T IM IS T IC
IN D ISPO SITIO N —W IT H NO INTERESTS T O SERVE
EXCEPT THOSE OF M ALHEUR COUNTY.
BOUQUETS FOR CIVIC CLUB
The ladies of the Nyssa Civic Club are to be
commended for the annual flower show they
sponsor. By means of display of the choicest
blooms o f our gardens, it gives folks an oppor
tunity to see what Nyssa gardens and gardeners
can produce. Such shows also stimulate interest
and is an1 incentive for better gardens. There is
considerable work connected with holding such
a show, not only among committee members, but
for those who make the show possible by prepar
ing displays, and such efforts should receive
credit.
The ladies are already considering their next
show, and may we respectfully submit the idea
that it is none too early for growers to think
about selecting choice seed for their annuals and
t h e proper care for other flowers, leading
toward even better displays in coming years.
RESULTS COUNT
The Oregon Highway Commission has al
located $170,000 for construction purposes on
the I-O-N highway this year, which is welcome
news to the citizens of this section. O f this
amount, $120,000 is to be spent from the Owy
hee river east between Rome and Jordan Valley
and $50,000 is to be used to construct a bridge
over the Owyhee River.
While this is indeed gratifying to our citizens,
we should stop a moment and give due credit to
the persons responsible for these things. There
are several persons and oganizations who have
been working toward securing funds to be used
on the I-O-N and chief among these are our own
County Court, Judge David F. Graham, Ora E.
Clark and E. H. Brumbach. They have used
every way possible to help in the matter and
their efforts are bringing results.
Another important project which is to receive
favorable consideration is the Central Oregon
highway from Ontario to Bums. Bids will be
let soon for the construction of the last ungraded
portion in Malheur county. At a meeting held
last week in Burns Judge David Graham propos
ed a program which was adopted at the meet
ing. Under this program, all ungraded sections
o f the Central Oregon are to be completed as
soon as possible, to bo followed by oiling of the
highway from Harper to Bend; from Bums to
Lakeview; and between Burns and Pendleton.
When this road is completed it is estimated that
five hours driving time will be cut o ff between
Boise and Portland.
According to Robert D. Lytle, the 1917 road
program called for the building of the Central
Oregon, but instead the commission has been
making super-highways out of certain routes
and practically ignoring other routes. It is an en
couraging sign that the civic bodies of the cities
of eastern Oregon have decided to take action
on the matter and when the meeting is held in
Bums on Sept. 13, at which time tne Oregon
highway commission and Governor Martin will
be present, it is expected that a united front will
be presented, asking for the early completion of
a fast highway from Nyssa through the Cairo
junction and on to Bend to join the oiled high
way there.
While the Central Oregon highway is of vast
commercial importance, tne early completion of
the I-O-N is expected to make a vast difference
to this particular section. Farm produce travel
ing over this road can be shipped to California
markets at a greatly reduced cost, it is claimed,
leaving a larger net profit for producers here.
Constipation
ADLERIKA
NYSSA BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
FACTS ABOUT NYSSA
GoodyearShoe
Repair Shop
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S A T -IS -F Y .
Som ething that pleases,
gives satisfaction; something that just
suits. F or exam ple, you are pleased w ith
a dress. A s applied to cigarettes, it means
one that is M IL D — that is not harsh or
bitter; one that T A S T E S just right.
E D ITO R IA L COMMENTS BY C LA R K W OOD
Taxpayers may some day get tired o f footing
the bill and begin kicking the taxeaters.
It's a mistake to suppose that the chief fun
ction o f government is to supply grease for itch
ing palms.
Britain is bidding now for the “ moral sup
port” of the United States. Reference to another
kind would be singularly embarassing.
Chesterfield
Americanism: Buying envelopes printed by
the government yet condemning government
competition with private business.
O 1M5. U métt * M y u i Totacoo Co
Chesterfield
. . . the ciga rette that's M IL D E R
. . . t h e ciga rette th a t TA STE S B E T T E R