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NLSW L
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78.
Dowell, Margaret E. Est.
34 16
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-7.71
25.50
W 'iS W H
14 18
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79. Eastern Oregon Land Co.... N W L . W L N E L
SELNEL, SL
80.
Eastern Oregon Land Co
81.
Eastern Oregon Land Co. . W L S W L
S E L S W L less ditch
SE L less ditches
NEL
Eastman, Bernard ........... A. T. No. 7 in S W L
A
15
15
W L
40
8
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4.03
82.
17.82
83.
41374
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85.
29
21 37
86.
87.
Elliott, S. E. and Edith E...... S L S W L
SW L SEL
NW LNW L
3
3
10 14 41
Elliott, S. E..........................N L S E L , N E L S W L ,
3
SELNEL, SW LN E L, 3
Lot 1
3 14 41
Enterkine. J. 11................... S W L N E L , N W L S E L 14
SLSEL,
14 14
NEL
23 14
Faisy. Rozina
.......... I...... N L N W L N E L
13 31
S W 14 SW L less the
E L W L S W L north of
the Nevada Canal con
taining 11.6 acres and
less 5.1 acres in the
S W L to the Warm-
springs Irrig. District 23
46 acres South of
22
river in W L S E L
Featherston, F. L. and
Pearl E., husbuuJ
and wife .....................
7.77
7.7«
15 19 46
15
21
29 19
14 21
18 45
Featherston, Harry M. .
89.
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane ..................
Lot No. 7
..NEL S W L
91.
Felton, J. A. Est...........
■Lot No. 2, No. 3, Lot 4
28 19 47
less A. T. No. 1
All East of the Rail-
way in the NEVgSEV*
29 19 47
and S E L N E L
18 45
2
2 22 46
111 11
93.
281.51
71.29
76.44
2496.8«
7.77
94.
95.
90
First National Bank
.....
of Portion4
NLSEL,
ELSW LSEL
36
W LSELSEL
36
Lot 1 and E L of Lot 2 1
N LSLSLNW LSEL
3
1LNLSLNW LSEL
SLSLSLNW LSEL
NLNLNLSW LSEL
3
9
N L N E L SEL
7
N W L SE 44
Fisher, Paul L ......
Flaherty, Dessie M.
97.
Flynn, Paul J.
98.
Foster, Clara L .......
17
21
27
31
29
21
22
All
All
All
All
W LSW L
All
N EL SW L
Fine Sheep Company
15 43
15 44
16 44
16 43
20
21
18
18
32
33
31.32
9-
Gale, Martin and Mary A.,
Harper Ranch Sub-
Husband and wife ......... Division, Lot 13
1 J 0, Gaskill, E. R........................ S L N L N W L N E L
10 18
101.
Gaston, Ellena W ................. N L S W L S W L
13 32 40
102
Getty, John
1062.68
55.85
l
t
3
1
1
7
All East of R. R. in
N E L N E L SW L
All South of Malheur
River in N L S E L
20 18 45
215.11
3.03
12 17 43
103. Gilkerson, William P ...........NEVI
234.46
104.
W L N E L , SEL NE 44,
N E L SEL
Glascock, George
3.89
. E L S E L , S W L SEt¿
NLSEL
SW Vi NW L
SLNEL, SELNW L,
NLSW L, NLSEL
EL, E LN W L,
S W L N W L . SW L
NELNEL '
..W èS W LN W L
105. Glascock, Henry L.
3.89
7.81
3.92
3.90
710.88
197.11
67.34
624 21
149.86
5 21 46
9
1939
1938
1937
1938
1937
1934
1940
1939
1938
1937
Hagar, Mary G.
......... — N L N E L N E J
89.69
116 Hall, Rolen
302.09
43.21
118
All
f l
119
1323.69
!29
Hammer, Earl and
Erma, Husband and
w i f e ---------------------
SW LNEL
Hanchett, Clifford Leroy
NLNEL
and Edith Anna, husband
and w ife ---------------- — -----
*Í 5
6.16
6.68
6.80
18.31
32.78
30.91
18.53
35.78
21.93
29.57
250.16
230.19
213.04
174.20
17.51
34.53
48.99
54.00
1940
1939
1938
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
240.33
278.61
231.60
187.59
11.17
11.24
11.14
10.23
217.05
306.10
280.29
184.51
16.82
41.79
53.27
58.15
.78
1.69
2.56
3.17
15.19
45.91
64.47
57.20
1937
1940
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
1939
1938
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
1935
1940
1939
1938
1936
1935
1940
1936
1935
1934
953.00
21.33
953.00
2.40
2.88
2.36
2.21
1.62
35.30
26.18
27.78
18.47
20.92
9.22
972.05
.79
1.30
.79
.74
16.22
17.66
15.64
16.24
13.53
12.97
55.53
60.19
37.06
33.58
9.74
96.95
68.18
62.51
77.00
295.43
1.49
295.43
.17
.43
.94
.69
.63
5.29
6.02
8.61
1.29
3.14
2.12
301.33
.06
.20
.18
.23
1.14
2.65
3.60
5.03
5.28
6.09
3.89
9.03
8.52
13.10
4.58
6.79
26.59
29.38
42.35
2635.50
5.02
13.08
16.65
17.24
.38
.87
.68
1.57
21.78
46.43
70.62
95.00
561
11.57
18.14
23.71
28.75
.22
.58
.73
.92
.12
.31
.36
.50
1940
1939
1938
1937
.79
.95
.79
.74
.05
.14
.18
.23
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
1935
1928
30 15 42 1940
1939
1938
« • « M i m [1937
21 17 44 1940
1939
1938
1937
24 17 46 1940
1939
1938
1937
11.87
13.57
9 49
7.42
6.80
2.66
11.19
41.41
47.84
41 09
30.86
24.06
26.78
7.25
7.17
10.40
11.79
10.12
10.73
.83
2.03
2.18
2.30
2.65
1.25
7.09
2 90
7.18
945
956
1.68
4.01
1.67
2.22
.72
1.77
2.32
3.33
9
122
Hay, Gladys .
123
Hester, W. J. and
Molile E________
32
40
t. K.
».
ffW tW }S | N W iN E L
Hart, H. V. and Swan.
hustend and wife
10
}8
47
998.71
124 Hiatt, Heber
96.75
- .... N W L NE L ‘less gravel
pit)
1 18 44
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22 15 40
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112.12
127 Hinsch, Albert ____
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Hinshaw, Nora S_____ ______ SWViSEi
135
323.63
136
137
Horner, G. B. and
W. E. Hazeltine ______
SV4NW LSW L
24
25
30
25
Hunt, Bruce B.
*:rrS L S E L S W iS W L
v W
41.22
41.21
9.48
12.77
207.14
1940
1939
1938
1937
21.29
25.65
19.61
19.88
1.49
3.85
4.51
6.16
102.44
1940
1939
1938
1937
26.80
29.36
16.1,4
15.63
1.88
4.40
3.83
4.84
103.38
1940
1939
1938
1937
270.38
305.26
280.19
261.31
18 93
45.78
64.44
81.01
1327.30
1940
193«
1935
1934
1940
1939
1938
1937
43.31
18.59
19.99
19.55
1.71
2.21
1.90
1.66
3.03
7.25
9.39 *
12.70
.12
.33
.43
.51
19 441940
1937
1936
1935
rj_ \ , 1934
20.60
13.03
14.60
12.57
10.45
1.44
4.03
5.69
5.91
5.75
34.64
37.55
23.09
18.92
44.66
49.96
38.60
40.34
6.58
5.75
8.54
8.23
.79
.95
.79
.76
97.52
106.97
92.25
86.22
2.42
5.63
5.31
5.86
3.12
7.49
8.88
12.51
.46
.86
1.96
2.55
.06
.14
.18
.24
6.83
16.05
21.21
27.34
34
39
39
42
1170.72
SWJNEi, EiSEJNW i
144 Jackson, John J. and
Beulah C., husband
and wife ____ ___ ___
5
44
146 Jarnagin, A. H.................. — S iN E L
. X.
«au1
146 Jenkins, J. E...................... E L S W L
1 A
19
___ \ l M
1328.5-1
148 Johnson, Jessie I ...,----- --- ....SELSWt
4.29
1+9 Johnson, Sever A ______
..SiNWiSW i
116.05
151
Jordan Valley irrig. Dist...._..NE|
> i
\
235.22
1468.03
474.28
15.64
27
158
Larson, Neis
..NWINWI
NEJNEL
28
29
1
19 44
1
160
..West 800 leet of
N E IN W L
161
23
3
Laur, John
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1940
1939
1938
1
1
18 47
Q
Lees. Robert E....... .........._..AU land lying South
ot Riverside Canal in
NEiSEi and in Lot 7 3 22 46
NLNi
9 18 40
166 Lewellen, Frances M.
165
168
Lewellen, John .... —
SEL, S L S W i
NEL, N W L S E L
170
Libby, C. H , R. M.
Phipps, and Charles
H. Libby, Assignee of
Owen S. Fraser — .....
Lltaker, Joseph W ........
W IN E L , W IN W L .
SE1NWJ, SWJ
NW LSEL
E L N E L . SEL
190.29
171
n ln e ln w l
n ;
1940
1938
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1940
1939
193¡;
1937
1940
19. 9
19. 8
19: 7
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1940
1939
1938
w * W ifc 4 »* fc i»37
81.33
74.84
18 45
1
159 Latham, Elsie E.
A. T. No 36
46
18
‘4 Ê Ê Î/
..SLNWJ. N IS W L .
34
NLSEL
35 1
W iS W L
Lauer, John C........
42
46
18 45
1 21
156 Kribs, Edward J. Sr.......— S E L S W L
All No. of the ry.
in N E L N E iN E L
8.25
3.87
1940
1939
1938
l .1937
a
1 1 43 1940
1939
1938
1937
46 1940
1939
1938
1937
l 41 1940
k 1939
1938
1937
1 42 1940
1939
lu- sciite 1938
1937
*___
A parcel of land cont.
152 Jordan Valley Irrigation
District ......... ............... ___ 1.3 acres lying in the
WE corner of the
N W L N W L east of
36 30
town of Arock
26 21
153 Kissell, E. D„ and
S iS W L
Frances, husband
adn wife .............
/
155 Knighten, Mrs. Teressie ------West 12 acres in
Lot 1 designated
as A. T. No. 1
135.57
1938
1937
46
39
Hyde, Mary B .................... SELSE*
All
S iN W L , S W L
Lots 3 and 4, Lot 1
143 Jaca, Juan............................ Lots 1, 2, 3, 4
Lot 1
40.66
11.01
12.87
10.05
10.24
12.33
12.08
11.79
9.31
8.74
55.84
.02
.06
.07
.11
3.38
1 44
selsw ì
141
1940
1939
193)J
180.12
.34
.37
.29
.34
48.30
>■ * i
............. N W L S W L
W L W iN E L S W i
NLSW LSW L
S W iS W IS W L
N L S E L S W iS W L
-
EiNELSW J
\ ’■
‘ “ E L W iN E L S W L
*
22.71
53.31
1937
1940
1939
1938
1937
1940
17 37
17 38
17 37
17 43
17 43
2
3
Howell, Wm. C „ Jr________ JJWISEi
EJSEi, N W L S E L
1108.16
338.89
47.42
11.17
11.75
10.93
7.56
8.89
12.56
21
26
Howard, Genevieve Wood ...-EV4SWL. W àSEL
Ni NEL
Lot No. 1, NEi
NELNW L
1022.62
409.75
14.74
50.45
38.65
40.51
799.99
1271.25
540.77
1939
1938
1937
19 43
Holloway, W. C. and
3 18 47
Wilda, husband and wife. .. SLSW 1SE L
All South and East of
130 Holt, Floyd L. and
..Gellerman-Froman ditch
25 18 44
in SW ISW i
1248.43
2.13
6.87
«8.57
13.65
16.34
16.92
20.19
1940
1939
1938
1937
V 1937
1838
1935
1934
1932
1931
J- -
129
51.98
30.69
29.86
221.19
29.04
29.71
27.01
28.58
11.00
125 High, A. E.
111.69
**•*
Tua I
1940
v
2» 1935
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Lot 9 (24.04 A )
1940
Less Hwy. and R. R. 3 22 46 1939
_________ ________
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_
1*38
_
j u \ a . 1*37
SLNEJ, N iS E L
1940
..SELSW1, Lot 4
16 16 40 1939
1938
X
• 1937
less r-w
23 18 44 1940
_N
—
-x
l » 3®
_ V 1938
18.96
4
71.72
87.17
72.39
55.62
5.38
5.82
2.94
5.07
311.16
309.51
307.08
306.45
80.25
77.14
7B.91
76 48
73.72 *
3.20
3.87
3.16
2 96
1.72
2.07
1:57
1.60
DM tfl^Ura
at Owaes
N*
121
J*.
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10
...J5HNWL, N W L N W J 7 17 47
12 17 46
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— - T V W T
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Haminack, Lester and
F. W. Cammann ------
41.05
29.06
21.94
79.61
105.74
56.25
264.85
238.57
95.38
95.38
1940
1939
1938
1937
11
1940
1939
17 14 42
1938
20 14 42
1937
26 17
1940
108 Grannis, Roy S....
1939
1938
1937
7 21
1940
109 Grant, Robert S., Jr............. Lots 4 and 5
Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4
18 21
1939
1938
1937
1940
..EiSWINEi
.110 Green, L. A.
1939
All West of R. R.
1938
20 19
in S E L N E L
1937
1936
1940
S W L N E L , SEJNW1 33 32
I l l Greene, Stella, Harold
1939
and Jarold......... .......
1938
1937
1940
16 18
. NEJNWL
114 Hackett, C. E.
1939
1938
1937
llfv
Isst.
23
2.49
8.71
541.68
14.25
16.90
17.67
20.78
28.50
.32
.78
.83
.88
11.04
33.83
38.98
42.98
50.62
1.35
3.62
4.33
5.95
1.37
10.11
11.54
10.39
1.84
3.67
5.05
6.91
.09
.17
.21
.26
.50
1.14
1.56
2.17
1.08
2.43
3.32
4.60
1.14
3.79
3.93
.06
.14
.23
134
88.
143.07
»>s H041
tM
.74
1937
35.63
1940
37.87
1938
1747.35
1937
30.32
1935
30.73
1934
23.20
1932
29.41
1931
45.01
1930
4.52
1940
5.18
1939
3.62
1938
2.83
1937
157.78
1940
225.56
1939
169.49
1938
138.64
1937
129.79
1936
19.32
1940
24.14
1939
18.85
1938
1937
19.19
1940
19.61
21.52
1935
20.99
1934
16.59
1932
26.34
1940
24.51
1939
21.96
1938
22.28
1937
1940
1.32
1939
1.15
.91
1938
.85
1937
7.24
1940
7.63
1939
6.79
1938
6.99
1937
15.37
1940
16.23
1939
14.42
1938
14.85
1937
16.29
1940
16.48
lä'58
12.67
1937
.79
1940
.96
1939
1937
.74
1939
1938
1937
1936
1934
4 16 40 1836
8 16 40 1934
1932
1940
1980
3 18 41 1888
4 18 42 1937
27 31 41 1940
1939
'
1938
+ F T 8 1937
13 21 46 1940
1930
1938
x
1937
158.62
235.96
1.60
133.81
8.87
94.07
Sunset Valley
Mr and Mrs ujruUd Parker of
Portland spent from Friday until
Monday visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Parker.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Brotzman
took Christmas dinner at the Conrad
Brotzman home In Apple Valley.
Mr and Mrs. R. W. BoUtho and
daughters enjoyed a family reunion
and Christmas dinner with Mr. Bo
ll tho's sister, Mrs. Ray Reineke, and
family, of Melba, Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick and
children are spending a two-week
vacation In Yakima.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wolfe and three
children, who have been visiting In
Nebraska, returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kendall and
Wyvall, Darrell and Yvonne took
dinner Thursday In the Otto Wolfe
home.
Word was received last week from
Paul Gilbert, who entered the army
a short time ago, that he was In the
tank division tn Fort Knox, Ken
tucky.
Willie Gilbert and his sister, Mrs.
Ruby Roberts, took dinner Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCoy and
daughter of Boise spent a few days
last week visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lou McCoy, and Charles.
Dinner guests in the C. A. Ditty
home Sunday were Rev. and Mrs.
C. Brotzman and Philip and Alma
Hintz.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker were
treated to an old time charivari Sat-
uurday night at the Bud Chapin
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans and
daughter spent Christmas eve at
the I. H. Brewer home In Owyhee.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderpool
and Marvin and Della spent Christ
mas with her brother, Harry Brown
ing, and family of Emmett. They
returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweitzer
ate Christmas dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Ouy Glenn and children.
Mr. and Mrs W. E Swetland were
unexpectedly called to California
the last of the week because of ser
ious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Penn, who have rented the Swetland
ranch and who were to take posses
sion January 15, moved their trailer
house there and are looking after
the property.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Evans and
daughter enjoyed a family reunion
and Christmas dinner with Mrs. Ev
ans' sister, Mrs. Darrell Williams,
and family of Arcadia.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Query and
Sharon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ditty returned Sunday evening from
Jackson Hole, Wyoming. They re
ported much snow.
Lloyd Lewis, rural mall carrier,
was unable to carry the mall the
latter part of the week because of
illness.
Arcadia
133.42
205.56
34.93
0
3.91
456.39
44.24
819.82
40.60
297.00
28 59
11.01
12.88
10.05
52.35
1538
1122.18
472.12
17.71
116.78
200.48
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dali of Medford
arrived Christmas day for an In
definite visit with his mother. Mrs.
Anna Dali, and other relatives here
and at Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Warner and
family were called to Myrtle Point
last week because of the death of
Mrs. Warner's sister, Mrs. Bruce
Henry, who passed away after an
appendix operation.
Mr. and Mrs John Zittercob and
family, Mrs. Anna Dali and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Dail were dinner guests
at the Theo Matherly home Christ
mas.
Mrs. Harold Long is ill with
chlckenpox.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Englesby
of Meridian visited Mrs. Englesby's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis,
Christmas day.
The crowd at Sunday school Sun
day was small because of so much
sickness. The superintendent, Mrs.
Ellis Warner, and her assistant,
Mrs. John Hickey, were absent. Sun
day school was led by Mrs. Otis Bull
ard and Mrs. John Zittercob. O ffi
cers will be elected next Sunday. A
watch party wtll be held New Year's
eve if sickhess does not Interfere.
Those attending Christmas dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bullard were Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Bullard and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Long and Max of Nyssa, Mr.
and Mrs. John Carr and family of
Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Oriis
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Splawn, Ethel Mull and Ouy Schaf
fer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zittercob of
Klamath Falls spent Christmas
John Zittercob and family.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. M Wagner enter
tained their sons, Truman of Klam
ath Falls and Leland of Boise, and
several friends at Christmas dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Noah visited
at the Oeorge Moeller home Sunday
afternoon.
School was re-opened Monday. De
cember 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moeller of San
Diego and Mr. and Mrs Joe Foster
of Klamath Falls were dinner guests
Christmas eve at the Oeorge Moeller
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fleming of
San Francisco visited at the Charles
Bullard home last week.
Mrs. Frank Sparks and lnftnt
son, Richard Wayne, returned home
last week from the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs I Paul Moeller or
San Diego visited at the George
Moeller home during the hotldays.
Mr. and Mn. Charles Bullard and
Mra. Lloyd Orris and daughters vis
ited at the John Carr home at Wel-
ser Sunday.