N Y S S A G A TE C IT Y JO U R N A L, THURS.. OCTOBER 14, 1937
Drive Being Made For
McLoughlin Memorial Fund
The county chairman for ths Mc-
Loughlin Memorial Fund for M al­
heur county Is
trying to get in
touch with every school In the
county. She Is asking the teachers
to present the project to their set*
arate schools, so that every bey and
girl In the county may have a part
In this historical project.
In order that we may have an ex­
act report of funds ssnt by Malheui
county, please send your collections
to the county chairman, Mrs. J. B.
Smith, Nyssa, Oregon.
Each school will be accredited
with the exact amount s nt in and
the same forwarded to the Memorial
society
headquarters. All funds
should be In, not later than Oct­
ober 19, 1937
Dr. John McLoughlin Is the most
conspicuous man of Oregon history,
chief factor o f the Hudson Bay com­
pany, and Father of the Oregon
country. For thirty-three years he
ruled this vast country wisely and
well. He came to Fort George, which
Is now Astoria, In 1824 and one year
later established a trading post at
Fort Vancouver. It took sturdy stuff
to face the hardships of settling In
the Oregon country, but he won the
ocnfidence and admiration of both
Indians and whites by his Justice
and fairness in all his dealings. He
established the first school west of
the Rockies and he personally saw
to It that all boys and girls, whites
and Indians alike, were given the
best advantage as could be afforded.
Now, eighty years after his death,
his name is venerated in Oregon,
and his memory kept alive by the
people. By common consent, he Is
known as the "Father of Oregon."
Thirty years ago the McLoughlin
Memorial society was organized to
save from destruction the historical
heme of Mr, McLoughlin. The house
was built on the banks of the W il­
lamette River at Oregon City. He
lived there from 1846 to the year of
his death in 185E. Eighty percent of
the original house is still standing,
and through careful study, the
home has been restored to its orig­
inal condition, the entire house and
furnishings rich in pioneer history
The Memorial society decided that
a bronze bust of Dr. McLoughlin
should be placed in the South G ar­
den o f the home. This plan of pro­
viding a fitting memorial had Its
inception at the state convention in
Medford in 1934, but few steps were
taken toward carrying it out, due to
economic conditions. At that time a
resolution was adopted which pro-
Knot Hole News
— Use Aberdeen Coal—
Being pretty as a picture Includes
having nice frames.
— Less Clinkers—
In the old days, when a woman
wanted a fur coat, she went out and
shot a fox. Nowadays she Just
shoots her husband and buys one
with the insurance money.
— Use Aberdeen Coal—
Then there's the magician who
came home unexpectedly and pulled
a man from his wife's wardrobe.
— Better Burning—
“ Arthur, have you seen our host's
swank pants?"
"Why, he had them on a moment
ago."
— Use Aberdeen Coal—
Punchy: Will you be satlslfed with
a knockout in the first round this
evening, boss?
Boss: Naw. Try to stay two rounds
for a change.
— 1 -ongrr Lasting—
"D o you know
any new tongue
twisters, girlie?”
"Sorrry, but I havent' had any­
thing but old-fashioned kisses in
months."
— Use Aberdeen Coal—
The old-fashioned girl was admir­
ed for her needle-work; the modern
girl relies on her pins.
— I<rvs Ashes—
A toot starts a lot of people blow­
ing about themselves.
— Use Aberdeen Coal—
Usually, when a girl Is dying for
love, some rellow pops up in time to
render first aid.
Jackson Lumber
Company
Nyssa, Oregon
vlded, “The school children will be
asked, with the aid of the Parent-
Teacher association, to present to
the State of Oregon a brenze bust
of Dr John McLoughlin, this bust
to be placed In the South Garden of
the McLoughlin shrine in Oregon
City."
The Memorial Society thought
that to the beys and girls of Oregon
should go the honor and privilege of
preserving the memory of this great
character, with
their
pennies,
nlckles and dimes, and that the
Oreg. n Congr.ss of Parents
and
Teachers should be the agency
through
which the funds should
come.
The great genius, Adrian Voisin
has cast the bust, of heroic size,
which portrays the fearless, just and
honorable qualities of the man. This
bust is new in the east, being cast
in bronze. The
estimated 006t Is
*200. Dr. McLoughlin helped give us
Oregon, made it our heritage, let us
perpetuate his memory.
LE G AL AD V E R T IS IN G
SUMMONS FOR P U B LIC A T IO N
t
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O URT O F THE
STATE OF OREGON FO R THE
C O U N TY O F MALHEUR.
THE
A M A LG A M A T E D SUGAR
C OM PANY, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
v.
E M GREIG, Trustee; JOHN DOE
R IC H A R D ROE and M A R Y DOE.
beneficiaries under the trust of
E. M. Greig, Trustee; The Un­
known Heirs of S. P. Newman, de­
ceased; C ATH E R IN E NEWMAN,
JU LIAN NEW M AN and H AR O LD
NEW M AN, heirs of S. P. Newman,
deceased;
JOSEPH
KEEFER,
sométime known as JOS. K E E F ­
ER; The Unknown Heirs of E. H.
Test, deceased; Also all other per­
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or in­
terest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
T O : Catherine Newman; Julian
Newman; Harold Newman; Joseph
Keefer, sometime known as Jos.
Keefer; The Unknown Heirs of S.
P. Newman, deceased; The Un­
known Heirs of E. H. Test, deceased;
Also all other persons or parties un­
known claiming
any right, title,
estate, lien or interest in the real
estate described in the complaint
herein and hereinafter described.
Defendants:
You, and each of you, are hereby
required to apirear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit on or before the
5th day of November, 1937, said date
being the first day following the last
day of four weeks from the first
date of publication of this summons,
said period of four weeks being the
time prescribed, by the court, for
publication hereof, and if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint
for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in its complaint.
This suit is brought for the pur­
pose of securing a decree forever
quieting plain tiff’s title in and to
the premises situate, lying and be­
ing in Malheur
County, State of
Oregon and described as follows:
The SE14 of N E H ; the NEV»
of SE*4; Lot 1 and all that por­
tion of the S W 1* of S E 1* of Sec­
tion 32, Township 19 S , Range
47 E. W M „ lying east of the
right o f way of the Oregon
Short Line Railroad Company,
more particularly described as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at the
NE corner of the SW'A of SE14
of Section 32, Township 19
South, Range 47 E. W
M„
thence South on the subdivision
line between the SE 1* of SEVI
and the S W 1. of SE 1* of said
Section 32, to the Township line
between Township 19 S., of
Range 47 E W M and Town­
ship 20 S. of Range 47 E. W M..
thence West on said Township
line to the right of way of the
Oregon Short
Line
Railroad
Company, thence in a northerly
direction along the east bound­
ary line of sold right of way
13295 feet to the subdivision
line between the N W 1, of SE ’i
and the S W 1* o f SE L of said
Section. Township and Range;
thence East on said subdivision
line 399 feet to the place of be­
ginning. containing 14.53 acres;
all of said lands being in Section
32. Township 19 South, Range
47 E. W M , also
Lots 2, 3 and 4 in Section 33.
Township 19 South, Range 47
E W M. excepting I
acres.
Tract No. 297-A—Description, 8V4 *25.00.
verified as required by law, within
Tract No. 269-A—Description, All
thereof said one acre being more
S E 1* and E L S W L
Less all South j
Tract
No. 323-A— Descrip ion,
six months after the first publica- 3ec. 27, Twp 14, Rng. 40; Price
particularly described as follows,
of Nevada Ditch and North of Lots 6 and 7, Block 73, Orig. Town-
tlon of this notice to said Adminis­ *320.00.
tc-wlt: Beginning at a point 110
site of Ontario; Price *20.00.
Tract No. 270-A —Description, All Highway; Sec. 21; Twp. 18; Rng 45;
tratrix at the office cf A. L. Fletch­
feet east of the SE corner of the
Tract No
324-A—Description,
Rng. 40; Price Price *40.00.
er in the City of Nyssa, Oregon, th* Sec. 28; Twp. 14;
NEV* of NEVi of Section 32 in
Tract No. 298-A—Description, A. Lots 11 to 15, taci-. Block 83, O ^
*320.00.
same
being
the
place
designated
for
said Township and Range,
Townsite of Ontario. Price *100.00.
Tract No. 271-A—Description, All T. 2 (SV4NEVI S E L N W Î4 ); Sec. 32;
the transaction o f all business per­
thence East 247 feet to the
Tract No. 325-A— Description, Lot
Twp.
18;
Rng.
45;
Price
*75.00.
Sec.
29;
Twp.
14;
Rng.
40;
Price
taining to said estate.
Snake River; thence along said
2, 3, 4 and 5, Block 159, Orig. Town-
Tract
No.
299-A
—Description,
NMi
*320.00.
October 4, 1937
Snake River in a southerly dir­
Sec. 5 ; Twp. 19; Rng. 45; Price site of Ontario; Price »40.00.
Tract No. 272-A—Description, All
ection 169 feet; thence West 267
Anna J. Glascock,
Tract
No.
326 -A— Description,
feet; thence North 169 feet to
Administratrix of the Estate Less Gravel pit and road <11.4 acres' $320.00
Tract
No.
300-A—Description, Lots 1 to 10, lncl., Block 168, Orig.
the place of beginning, contain­
of George O. Glasccck, D e - : Sec. 33; Twp. 14; Rng. 40; Price
SE LS W V «; Sec. 16; Twp. 19; Rng. Townsite of Ontario; Price »75 00.
ing 1 acre of land ;
$320.00.
ceased.
Tract
No.
327 -A— Description,
45;
Price *10 00.
Tract No. 273-A— Description, A ll
and for a decree barring and en­ First publication October 7, 1937.
Tract
No.
301-A— Description, Lots 1 to 10, lncl., Block 211 Orig.
joining the defendants, and each Last publication November 4, 1937
Sec. 34, Twp. 14; Rng. 40; Price
N H S E 1«, SW V.SE1*, SWV*. Sec. 34; Townsite of Ontario; Price *25.00.
and every of them,- from all right,
*320.00.
Tract
No. 328-A—Description,
title, estate, lien or Interest in said
No. 274-A— Description, All Twp. 29; Rng. 45; Price *140.00.
Tract
Lots 17 to 20. incl.. Block 241, Orig.
N O TICE TO CRED ITO RS
Tract
No.
302-A— Description,
property, and for such other and
Tw p 15; Rng. 40; Price
Sec. 9;
Townsite of Ontario; Price »100.00.
Lots 2 and 3 and 4; Sec. 3; Twp.30;
further relief as to the honorable
In the Matter of the Estate of *320 00.
Tract No.
329-A—Description,
Rng.
45;
Price
*60.00.
ourt shall seem meet and agreeable Everett A. Givens, Deceased.
Tract No. 275-A—Description, All
Lots 26 to 29, incl , Block 2, Terrace
Tract
No.
303-A—Descrpltlon,
NV4
to equity and for costs and disburse-
N O TIC E IS H EREB Y GIVEN, ! Sec. 13; Twp. 15; Rng. 40; Price
Heights Addition to Ontario; Price
NWV* ; Sec. 36; Twp. 15; Rng. 46;
ments herein, all o f which will more That the undersigned has been duly £¡20 00
*80 00.
Price
*40.00.
fu’ly appear by the verified c:m - and regularly appointed adminis-
Tract No.
276-A—Description,
Tract
No. 330-A— Description,
Tract
No.
304-A —Description,
plaint on file herein.
trator of the above entitled estate; g ^ V L ; Sec. 14; Twp. 15; Rng. 40;
Lots 12 and 13, Block 3; Terrace
SEV,SEV4;
Sec.
1;
Twp.
18;
Rng.
46;
This summons is published by all persons having claims against pric£ jgO.00.
Heights Addition to Ontario; Price
order of the Honorable Charles W the above entitled estate are hereby
Tract No 277-A—Description, All Price *20.00.
*40 00.
Tract
No.
305-A—Description,
Ellis, Circuit Judge, in and for the I notified to present the same, veri-
15; -j^ p
15; Rn(? 40- Prlce
Tract No. 331-A—Description, Lot
W14EM.SEV* and EV4WV4SEV4 Less
above entitled court, made and en- | fied as by law required, to the un- *320.00.
2, Block G, Barton's Addition to
17
Acres,
more
or
less,
between
M
al­
tered on the 6th day o f October, ; dersigned at his office at Ontario,
Tract
No.
278-A—Description.
Ontario; Price *25.00.
1937, prescribing that this summons Oregon, within six months o f the WV4 N W 1/«, SV4; Sec. 16; Twp. 15; heur River and County Road; Sec
Tract
No.
332-A—Description,
2; Twp. 18; Rng. 46; Price $50.00.
be served by publication thereof once date of the first publication hereof. Rng. 40; Price *200.00.
Tract
No.
306-A—Description, Lots 6 and 7, Block 11, Riverside Ad­
each week for four successive and
L. E. NEW GEN
^
____
______ _____
Tract No.
279-A—Description,
dition to Ontario; Price *20.00.
consecutive weeks in the Gate City * Date of the first publication Sept, j
. Sec 43. Tw p 13' Rng, 4L Lots 6 & 7 & 8, N E ’ iSEVi Less
Tract
No.
333-A—Description,
Drain Ditch; Sec. 13; Twp. 21; Rng.
Journal, a weekly newspaper of gen- 16. 1937.
Price *40 00.
Lots 11, 12 and 13, Block 15, Teut-
46; Price *65.00.
eral circulation published at Nyssa Date of the last publication Oct. 14,
Tract
No.
280-A—Description,
Tract No. 307-A— Description, SV4 sch’s Addition to Nyssa; Price *90.00.
In Malheur County, Oregon. The 1937.
! SE 1/*, WM-NEL, Sec. 24; Twp. 13;
Tract
No.
334-A—Description,
N W 1/«, N W ii SW!4 ; Sec. 14; Twp.
date of the
first
publication is |
Rng 41 ; Price *120.00.
Lots 1 to 5, Inch, and 9 and 10,
October 7, 1937 and the date of the
NO TICE OF SALE OF
Tract
No.
281-A —Description, 29; Rng. 46; Price *60.00.
Tract No. 308-A—Description, NV4 Block 33; Parks Addition to Nyssa;
last publication is November 4, 1937
S E L N E ‘4, NM-SE'/i, SW '-iS E L ; Sec
R E FU N D ING BONDS
SEVi,
N E 1/*, N E U N W 'i; Sec. 15; Price *85.00.
ROBT. D. LY TLE ,
(
32; Twp. 21; Rng. 41; Price *80.00..
Tract
No.
335-A—Description,
City cf Nyssa
Attorney fo r P laintiff
Twp.
29;
Rng. 46; Price *140.00.
Tract No. 282-A—Description, S'*>
Lots 1 and 2, Block 77, Oreen’s A d ­
Tract
No.
309-A—Description,
W
H
Postoffice Address: Vale, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that t h e 1 N W 1/* SEV), S L N E L S W L ; Sec. 13;
Sec. 16 Twp. 29;
Rng. 46; Price dition to Nyssa; Price *50.00.
City of Nyssa, Oregon, Intends to is- Twp. 31; Rng. 41; Price $20.00.
Tract
No.
336-A—Description,
K IN G M A N C O LO NY
sue *4000 in refunding bonds issued
Tract
No. 283-A— Description, *160.00.
Lots 1 and 2, Block 78, Green’s A d ­
Tract
No.
310-A—Description,
8(4
IR R IG A T IO N D IS T R IC T
October 1, 1927, all of which became S E L N W ti Less A T . 8(6.45 A.) Sec.
N(4, 8(4; Sec. 19; Twp. 29; Rng. 46; dition to Nyssa; Price *50.00.
due October 1, 1937, being Street 14; Twp. 15; Rng. 42; Price *20.00.
Tract
No.
337-A—Description,
N O TIC E OF ELECTION
Tract
No.
2&4-A— Description, Price *240.00.
Improvement Bonds.
Tract No. 311-A—Description, SM, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6, Block 4; Eld­
N
W
L
N
W
V
i;
Sec.
23;
Twp.
15;
Rng.
N O TIC E HEREB Y IS
GIVEN,
These bends will be issued by vir­
S H N H , N '- iN W 'i, N W 1,N E 1, ; Sec. redge Addition to Vale; Price *50.00.
That an election will be held in the tue o f Ordinance No. 229 of the 42; Price *40.00.
Tract
No.
338-A— Description,
25; Twp. 29; Rng. 46; Price *300.00
Tract
No.
285-A—Description,
Kingman Colony Irrigation District Common Council of Nyssa and as
Lots 9 and 10, Block 11. Eldredge
Tract
No.
312-A—Description,
All
on the 30th day of October, 1937, for authrized by Chapter 208, Oregon NEV) NEV* Sec. 36; Twp. 30; Rng. 42;
Addition to Vale; Price $10.00.
Sec. 35 Twp. 29; Rng. 46; Price *320.
the purpose of voting upon the pro­ Laws, 1935, and they will be in de­ Price *20.00.
Tract
No.
339-A—Description,
Tract
No.
313-A— Decsription,
Tract No. 286-A—Description, All
position of inclusion of the King- nominations of *500.00 each, shall
Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 18, Eldredge
man
Colony
Irrigation
District be dated October 1, 1937, shall ma­ Sec. 31; Twp. 30; Rng. 43; Price NWV«, W V iN E 1/* Sec. 36; Twp. 29; Addition to Vale; Price *30.00.
Rng. 46; Price *120.00.
within the boundaries of the Owy­ ture in installments of *500.00 each *320.00.
Tract
No.
340-A—Description,
Tract
No.
314-A—Description,
Tract
No.
287-A—Description,
hee Irrigation District, and uniting on Octcber 1, of the years 1942 to
Lots 4 an 5, Block 18; Eldredge A d ­
and merging said Kingman Colony 1950 inclusive, and shall bear inter­ SEY«SEy*; Sec. 32; Twp. 15; Rng. N W Y S W 'i, Sec. 2; Twp. 30; Rng.
dition to Vale; Price *20.00.
46; Price *40.00.
Irrigation Distrct into and as a part est at the rate of six per cent per 43; Price *20.00.
Tract
No.
341-A—Description,
Tract
No.
315-A—Description,
Tract
No.
288-A—Description,
o f the Owyhee Irrigation District annum, payable semi-annually on
Lots 7 and 8, Block 18, Eldredge
and that at said election the ballots April 1, and October 1, of each year. J SE 'iN W Y * Sec. 3; Twp. 18; Rng. 43; Lots 1 & 3, SViNEVi, St* N W 1/*;
N E 'iS E ti Less Townsite of Jordan Addition to Vale; Price *20 00.
shall contain the words, and shall
These refunding bonds are here­ Price 20.00.
Tract
No.
342-A—Description,
Valley; NWV* SEVi Less A T . 1; Sec.
Tract
No.
239—
Description,
All
require the qualified voters to vote by offered for sale and bids therefor
Lots 1 and 2, Block 22, Eldredge A d ­
upon the proposition, "Merger— will be received by the Common Sec. 17; Twp. 18; Rng. 43; Price 2; Twp. 30; Rng. 46; Price *150.00.
Tract
No.
316-A—Description, dition to Vale; Price *20.00.
Yes" and "Merger—No” .
Council up to 8 o’clock p.m. on the *320.00.
Tract
No.
343-A—Description.
Tract No. 290-A—Description, WV4 West o f Railroad in the N W ‘4-
The Board of Directors has des­ 15th day of October, 1937, and will
Lots 3 an 4, Block 22, Eldredge A d ­
NWVi
;
Sec.
36;
Twp.
17;
Rng.
44;
N
E
1,,
S
E
L
N
W
1
*,
NE
V*
SW
Vi
;
Sec.
be
sold
to
the
highest
responsible
ignated that the Kingman Colony
dition to Vale; Price $20.00.
Price *25.00.
School House as the place where bidder. Bids must be accompanied 2; Twp. 16; Rng. 43; Price *80.00.
Tract
No.
344-A— Description,
Tract
No.
317-A—Description,
Tract
No.
291-A —Descroption,
said election shall be held, and that by a certified check in favor of the
Lots 24 and 25, Block 33, Hope-
said election shall be held between City of Nyssa for two per cent of S E 1« Sec. 3; Twp. 16; Rng. 43; Price SEV* Sec. 10; Twp. 30; Rng. 44;
Holland Addition to Vale;
Price
Price *40.00.
the hours of 8:00 o’clock in the fore­ the par value o f the bonds and the $80.00.
Tract No. 318-A—Description, SV4 $ 20 . 00 .
Tract No. 292-A—Description, SV4
noon and 5:00 o'clock in the after- Council reserves the right to reject
Tract No. 345-A—Description, East
neon of said 30th day of October, any or all bids, or to sell all or any NE!4 Sec. 21; Twp. 16; Rng. 43; 8(4 NEV4 SEV«; Sec. 29; Twp. 15;
43 feet of Lot 1, Block 11, Original
Rng. 47; Price *75.00.
Price *40.00.
1937, when the polls shall be closed. part of the bonds.
Tract No. 319-A—Description, A Townsite of Vale; Price *50.00.
Tract
No. 293-4—Description,
By order of the Common Council.
This notice is given by order of
Tract
No.
346-A—Description,
S W '.S W ', Sec. 22; Twp. 16; Rng. triangular tract of land containing
M. F. SOLOMON,
the Board of Directors duly entered
43; Price $20.00.
10 Acres in the West portion of Lots 5 and 6, Block 16, Orig. Tow n-
Recorder.
the 28th day of September, 1937, and
Tract No. 294-A— Description., All NWV4SEV4 ; Sec. 6; Twp. 16; Rng. site of Vale; Price *150.00.
which order designates the bound­
Tract
No.
347-A—Description,
East of Railroad in the SEVi ; Sec. 47; Price *10.00.
aries o f the Kingman Colony Irri­
NO TICE OF SALE OF C O U N TY
Tract No.
320-A—Description, Lots 20 to 24, incl., Block 5G, Pioneer
36; Twp. 17; Rng. 44; Price »100.00.
gation District and dispenses with
OWNED LANDS
Tract
No. 295-A— Description, SWV4NEV4 Sec. 6; Twp. 18; Rng. Addition to Jordan Valley; Price
publication of
the same in this
Pursuant to an order o f the Coun­ NELNEV* Sec. 15; Twp. 18; Rng 47; Price *210.00.
*50.00.
notice o f election.
ty Court of Malheur County, Ore­ 45; Price *20.00.
Tract
No.
348-A—Description,
Tract No.
321-A—Description,
F R A N K D. HALL. Secretary
Tract No. 296-A— Description, All SWV48EV4; Sec. 7; Twp. 18; Rng. Lots 11 and 12, Block 78, Orig.
Kingman Colony Irrigation District gon, dated the 6th day of October,
1937, I will on the 6th day of Nov­ West of Highway in the NV48WV4 47; Price *210.0.0
Townsite o f Ontario; Price *20.00.
First publication Sept. 30, 1937.
ember, 1937, at the hour o f 10 and in WV4NWV4; Sec. 17; Twp. 18;
C. W. GLENN,
Tract No. 322-A— Description, Lot
Last publication Oct. 28, 1937.
o’clock. A. M , at the front door of Rng. 45; Price *80.00.
Sheriff, Malheur County Oregon.
6; Sec. 30; Twp. 20; Rng. 47; Price
A L IA S SUMMONS.
the County Court House at Vale,
Oregon, offer for sale the tracts cf
L E G A L A D V E R T IS IN G
L E G A L A D V E R T IS IN G
IN T H E JUSTICE'S
C O U R T OF
land
hereinafter
described
and
T H E N Y S S A D IS T R IC T , COUN­
numbered for not less than the
T Y O F M ALHEUR, S T A T E OF
prices fixed by said Court with the
OREGON.
proportionate cost of publication
E. W. P R U YN , Plaintiff, vs. LEE
added thereto.
TAGUE, Defendant. T o Lee Tague,
Said lands will be offered for
the above named defendant:
N O TIC E IS H E R EB Y G IV E N to the legal vot­
V. M AIN TE N A N C E & R E PA IR S
sale to the highest bidder for cash;
ers of the School District No. 26, of Malheur Coun­
1. Repair annd maintenance of furni­
IN TH E NAM E O F TH E S TATE
or all tracts priced at »200.00 or less
500.00
ty, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL M E E TIN G of
ture and equipm ent..................................
OF OREGON, You are hereby re­
to the highest bidder for oash, and
the said district will be held at the School House
2. Repair and maintenance of buUd-
quired to appear and answer the
all tracts priced at more
than
on the 30th day of October, 1937, at 2 o’clock p. m.,
200.00
lng and grounds: .......... ........................
complaint filed against you in the
*200 00 and not more than *500.00
for the purpose of discussing the budget for the
4. Total Expense of Maintenance
above entitled action within seven
for cash or for not less than 20%
fiscal school year, beginning June 21, 1937, and
and Repairs
* 700.00
days from the date of the service of
cash and the remainder to be paid
ending June 20, 1937, hereinafter set forth, and to
this Summons upon you, If served
VI. A U X IL IA R Y AGENCIES
under written agreement with the
vote on the proposition of levying a district tax.
within Malheur County, Oregon, or
purchaser in equal installments over
1. Library:
within four weeks from the date of
a period not exceeding 5 years; all
(2)Library books ........................... ......
400.00
BUDGET
the service of such Summons upon
deferred payments to draw interest
3. Transportation of pupils:
you if served outside of the State of
Estimated
Receipts
at the rate o f 6% per annum, pay­
(1) Personal service ............................ 10,400.00
Oregon and within the United
able annually: all sales and agree­
5. Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies
*10,800.00
1. Balance on hand at the b e g in n in g «!
States, or within four weeks after
ments to be subject to the terms, and
the fiscal school year (third Monday
the first publication of this Sum­
V II. F IX E D CHARGES
conditions of
Sec. 69-813, Oregon
in June for which this budget is made * 4,353.55
mons. or suffer judgment to
be
1. Insurance ...................................
202.00
Code, and Chapter 402, Laws of
2. T o be received from the County School
taken against you for the sum of
3. Rent ___________________________
750.00
1937; all lands within the bound­
Fund
.....................................
5*300.00
Flfty-81x 1*56.00) Dollars, with the
5.Totil Fixrd Charges
S 952.00
aries o f Irrigation or drainage dis­
3.
T
o
be
received
from
the
Elementary
disbursements of this action.
tricts to be sold subject to any valid j
School Fund ............................................. 2,000.00
Given under my hand this 24th
V III. C A P IT A L O U T L A Y S
assessments made or to be made j 4. T o be received from the State Irre­
day of August, A. D. 1937.
4. New furniture, equipment and re­
by said districts since the date said
ducible School Fund ............................... 1,250.00
W. J W ILLIA M S ,
placements ________
975.00
lands were acquired by the County
6. T o be received from the Non-High
.
Justice of the Peace
7. Total Capital Outlays
975.00
I and all lands withtin the boundaries
School District for:
Transportation ................................. 15.500.00
You will take notice that this of the Warmsprings Irrigation Dis-
IX . D EBT SERVICE
Summons is served on you under trict which have been classified as
1,600.00
9. T o be received from other sources
1. Principal on bonds (Include nego­
and by virtue of and pursuant to an hi Classes 5 and 6 and as to which
tiable Interest-bearing warrants is­
order of W. J Williams, Justice of said County has heretofore by reso-
10 T O T A L E ST IM A TE D R E CE IPTS
sued under section 35-1104) (1.000 00
(Item s 1 to 9, Inc.) .......................
the Peace of the Nyssa District, lution
dated
September 3, 1930,!
*30,003 55
2. Prinepals on warrants.,_____ 3,100.00
Malheur County, Oregon, made on authorized a transfer to said district
4. Interest on bonds... ............. 1.600 00
the 10th day of September, 1937. j of the water rights appurtenant to
5. Interest on warrants ........... 1.000 00
Estimated Expenditures
directing that the Summons herein I s»ld lands are to be sold without
7. Transfer to sinking fund
2,000.00
Total
be published for four successive 1 water right.
9 Total Debt Service............................... *8.700.00
I. G ENERAI, C O N TR O L
weeks, Including five publications. I Said lands numbered as to tracts
X. EM ERGENCY ..............
»1,700.00
1. Personal service:
in the Qate City Journal ,a news- and with the minimum prices set
» 2,150.00
(1) Superintendent ............... ......
paper published at Ny.<«a. Oregon opposite each tract are as follows.
200 00
(2) Clerk ............ ........ ........ ........... ....
The date o f the first publication is to-wit:
R E C A P IT U L A T IO N
50.00
(4) Compulsory education and census
September 16, 1937, and the date of
Tract No. 262 -A —Description, Lot
Total estimated expenses for
7500
(5)
Other
services
................
.......
.......
the last publication will be October N° 3. Lot 4; S E '« S W * , W ^ S E H .j
the year (sum of items 1-6,
50.00
3. Election and publicity .......................
NEY.SEV«; Sec 7, Twp. 21. Rng 37; j
14. 1937
II-5. m -6 . I V -8. V-4. VI-5,
4. Legal service (clerk's bond.
Price
*117.75.
A. L FLETCHER
V II-5, Vin-7, IX-9, X
*55,877 00
audit, etc.)
....................................
150 00
Tract
No.
263-A—Description.
Attorney for the P lain tiff
150 00
5. Other expense of general control:
SW Y.N W H , N W Y S W 1* ;
Sec
8,
Total estimated recepits, not
6. Total Expense of General Control
» 3.425.00
Twp 21. Rng 37; Price *40 00
N O TIC E TO CREDITORS
Including proposed tax .... 30.003 55
Tract No. 264-A—Description. S ii, ■ I II. IN S T R U C T IO N — Teaching
Balance, amount to be raised
1. Personal service:
In the County Court of the State of j Sec. 24, Twp. 14, Rng 39; Price
by district tax ................... ................. 817.873.45
22.500 00
Oregon, for the County of M al­ *160 00
(1) Teachers ..................................
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
J
A T im e ly T ip
ON FINANCING YO UR NEXT CAR
We can assist you in making arrangements to
finance the purchase of your next car on an ex­
tremely advantageous basis. Ask us about it.
Frank T. Morgan
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 31
/
heur.
Tract No 265-A—Description. N H
In the Matter o f the Estate of N 4 S W I4 ; S W 'iS W 1«, S E U ;
Sec
15. Twp. 14. Rng 40; Price *300 00
George O. Glascock. Deceased
Tract
No
266-A Description.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed by the County Court of the W '4. W S S E H ; Sec. 16, T w p 14.
State of Oregon, for Malheur Coun Rng 40; Price *200 00.
Tract
No.
267-A- Desrriptlon,
ty. Administratrix of the estate of
Oeorge O. Glascock, deceased, and S S S W H . 8E(4: Sec. 23; Twp 14.
having qualified as such, notice Is Rng 40; Price *120 00.
hereby given to the creditors of. and
Tract No 268- A—Description. AU
all persons having claims against Sec 2*. Twp. 14. Rng 40; Price
to
present
them, j *320.00.
j
2. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) ........
3. Textbooks
....... ...........................
Total Expense of Teaching
IV. O P E R A TIO N OF P L A N T
1. Personal service:
(1) Janitors and other em ployees........
2. Janitors' supplies
...
3. Fuel
4. Light and power
_________________
5. W ater
T. Other expense of operation........ ..........
L Tetal Expewee of Operetta«
100 00
2,000.00
*24.600.00
1.875 00
200 00
1000 00
700 00
150 00
100 00
* 4JB JI
Dated this 30, day of September. 1937.
Signed:
D W IG H T SM ITH .
FR E D K O O P M A N
District Clerk
Chairman. Board o f Directors
Approved by Budget
1937
Signed:
D IC K TENSEN
Secretary.
Budget Committee
OCT. 7-14.
Committee September 2*.
C. C. H U N T
Chairman
Budget Committee