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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1042 N» 230 N i m «< Owner Dfcecrlptlon '•Vale, Kelley’* Add. Bmwdkrt, Allerd X___ S. R. Lot 6 and all of Lots 7 and 8, Block 8 231 Bone, A rthur H.. ..Vale, Eldredge’* Add. Lots 7 and 8, Block IS 233 Brown, Vera Jennie ... -Vale, Kelley’s Add. Lots 1. 2, 3 and 4, Block 5 240 Horn, Riley M. -V ale, Lot 6, A. T. No. 2 in Lot 7 and N. 2’9’’ in Lot 3 Block 19. 241 Kessler, Lulu May.......... .... -Vale, Lots 5 and 6, Block 10 242 Kinsing, Charles W.. -Vale, N W. T. 1st, Lot 2, Block 14 243 Master son, D. E........ -Vale, Hadley’s 2nd Add Lota, 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block 5. 244 Morris, Ruby.................. 249 Pentecostal Church as successor to B W. Mulkey ........................ 246 Per ley, Miss M. E............ 247 248 -Vale, Lots 3 and 4, Block 1 Vale, Lots 1 and 2, Block 20 ..Vale, Nelsen’s Add Lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 1 Quillen, Robt............................ ..Vale, N. W. T. 1st Lots 4 and 5, Block 16 Rinehart, A. W......................... Vale. Lot 5, Block 20 249 Sackett, H. S .......................— Vale, Eldredge’s Add. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Block 6 251 Thomas, Winfred Vale, Kelley’s Add. Brown .............................. ........Lots 6 and 7, Block 11 292 Walter, Gertrude A. 181A 209A Parks Commercial Co. Barton, Chas. L- —Vale, Hadley’s 3rd Add. Lots 28, 29, 30, 31, 32 and 33, Block 8 —Iordan Valley, Pioneer Add. Lots 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 in Block 50; Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 in Block 3D; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 in Block 5E; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 and 20 in 5F; Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in Block 5G ..Ontario, 80’x250’ West of Block 92 and East of RR in Block 92A. Tax Roll Tax Int. Total 1941 12.60 .88 1940 11.68 1.75 1939 11.18 2.57 1938 10.87 54.90 3.37 1941 57.36 4.02 1940 55.61 8.34 1939 40.90 9.41 1938 34.10 19.38 223.42 1941 9.17 .64 1940 8.90 1.34 1939 9.35 2.15 1938 9.10 6.00 46.65 1941 316.61 22.16 1940 306.94 46.04 1939 322.48 74.17 1938 398.81 123.63 1610.84 1938 36.92 11.44 1937 77.41 30.18 1936 64.06 30.10 1935 63.55 34.95 348.61 1941 1.72 .12 1940 1.67 .25 1939 1.76 .40 1938 1.71 .53 1937 1.72 .67 1936 . .67 1.43 1935 1.41 .78 14.84 1941 16.62 1.16 1940 16.12 2.42 1939 3.90 16.95 1938 16.48 5.11 78.76 1941 56.78 3.97 1934 41.15 25.92 1932 38.11 26.93 192.86 1937 86.01 26.66 1936 71.16 33.44 70.60 1935 38.83 1934 63.57 46.35 1932 58.91 41.62 1931 88.49 70.20 1930 98.89 137.35 108.14 77.86 1118.08 1929 1941 9.17 .94 1940 8.90 1.34 1939 9.35 2.15 1938 24.54 2.28 .71 1941 8.60 .60 1940 8.35 1.25 1939 8.77 2.02 1938 8.52 2.64 40.75 1941 67.69 4.74 1940 65.62 9.84 1938 17.07 5.29 1937 23.14 9.02 202.41 1941 25.81 1.81 1940 25.02 3.75 26.28 6.04 1939 1938 31.26 9.69 129.66 1941 5.75 .40 1940 .84 5.57 5.86 1.35 1939 1938 5.69 1.76 27.22 1941 42.41 2.97 1940 52.27 7.84 54.92 12.63 1939 1938 21.06 6.53 200.63 1941 25.33 2.28 1940 29.81 5.07 26.05 1939 6.51 1938 22.04 7.27 21.65 8.88 1937 21.73 10.65 1936 12.72 1935 22.31 24.55 15.96 1934 21.55 15.66 1932 21.08 347.24 1931 26.14 1941 7.52 .53 1.07 1940 7.15 8.04 1.85 1939 7.44 2.2} 1938 2.95 1937 7.57 7.23 3.40 1936 3.75 1935 6.81 6.60 4.16 1934 6.02 4.29 88.69 1932 C. W. GLENN, Sheriff and Tax Collector, Malheur County, Oregon; resid ing at Vale, Malheur County, Oregon. MAX S. TAGGART, District Attorney for Malheur County, Oregon; residing at Ontario, Oregon. t Lincoln H e igh ts Rev. R. L. Krlner of Payette was present at the Lincoln Heights Sunday school service Sunday morning. Following services Mr. and Mrs. Krlner and family were dinner guests at the Ralph Barnes home. Mrs. Verdo Harris, who has been visiting at the home of her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Nielson, left Saturday evening via train for Pendleton, to be with her husband who Is stationed in the air corps there. Workers have been graveling roads in this vicinity when weath er permitted and are now gravel- ing Malheur drive. Several farmers were unprepared for the snow storm as they have corn to pick. There are also a feu- beets to dig. Ida Nelson visited at the R. L. Krlner home In Payette part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farley shop ped In Payette Monday and also visited at the R. L. Kriner home. L egal A dvertising '"'and. U& M*cUL ¿ta*td ¿e huupi' • Few thought* ever recorded are more inspiring th an th e familiar Scriptural tru th “Seest thou a man diligent in hi* buainea* and he shall ,ta n d before kings.” I t applies to « business no less th a n to a man. In th e operation o f our pharm acy _____ me accept a sincere moral respon sibility to b o th th e medical profession and the We are not qualified by either education o r experience to diagnoae disease of Pr ^ cr' * treatm en t. B u t we are thoroughly qualified to fUl your pi ew-riptioo* ju st as they should be filled. W hen you feel “o a t o f sorts” consult a physician. Be sure «tec be to a licensed M .D . Then bring his prescription to ua to be filled. There ia no better NYSSA PHARMACY NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY OWNED LANDS Pursuant to an order of the County Court of Malheur County, Oregon dated the 2nd day of Dec ember. 1942, I will cn the 9th day of January, 1943 at the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. at the front door of the County Court House at Vale. Oregon, offer for sale, the tracts of land hereinafter describ ed and numbered for not less than the prices fixed by said Court with the proportionate cost of publica tion added thereto. Said lands will be offered for sale as follows: All tracts priced at $200 00 or less to the highest and best bidder for cash: all tracts priced at more than *200.00 to the highest and best bidder for cash or for not less than 20% cash and the remainder to be paid under written agreement with the pur chaser In equal installments not exceeding 5 years, all deferred pay ments to draw interest at the rate of 6% per annum, payable annu ally. and such agreements shall be subject to all terms and con ditions of Section #9-813 and Chap ter 402 Oregon Code laws of 1937 All lands within the boundaries of irrigation or drainage dist ricts will be sold subject to any valid assessments made or to be made by said districts since the date said lands were acquired by the County and all lands within the btundarles of the Warmspring.-, Irrigation 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 authorized a transfer to said district of Che water rights appurtenant to said lands shall be sold without water rights. Said lands numbered as to tracts and with the minimum pric es set opposite each tract are as follows, to-wit: Tract No. 746A, description, Lots 1 to 5, inclusive. Block 110, Ont ario, price $750.00. Tract No. 747A, description. Lot 41 Block 2. Terrace Heights. Ont ario, price $10.00. Tract No. 748A, description. .Lot 42. Block 2, Terrace Heights, Ont ario, price $10.00. Tract No. 749A, description. Lot 21. Block 5, Terrace Heights, Ont ario, price $10.00. Tract No. 750A, description. Lot 3, Block 11, Vale, price $350.00. Tract No. 751 A, description, Lot 4 Block 11, Vale, price $750.00. Tract No. 752A, description, Lots 13, 14. 15, & 16. Block 6, Altschul’s addition, Vale, price $250.00. Tract No. 753A, description, Lots 1 & 2, Block 1, Rinehart addition, Vale, price $io0.00. Tract No. 754A. description. Lots 1 to 14 inclusive, Block 10, North west Townsite Addition, Vale, price $35.00. Tract No. 755A, description, Lot 34, Block 2, Hadley’s 1st. Addition. Vale, price *30.00. Tract No. 756A, description, Lots 3, 4, 5, & 6, Block 21. Outlook, price $ 100 . 00 . • Tract No. 757A. description, North 20 feet by 90 feet, Lot 8, Block 21, Outlook, price $50.00. Tract No. 758A, description, Lots 7, 8 & 9, Block 12. Westfall, price *7.50. Tract No. 759A, description, Lot 9, Block 26, Brogan, price $50.00. Tract No. 760A, description, S E 'i- NWH, sec. 18, twp. 29, mg. 37; SW ’.N E 'i, sec. 18, twp. 29, mg. 37; E ’:;SWti, sec. 18. twp. 29, rng. 37; NW'.SEVi sec. 18, twp. 29 rang. 37; NW%, sec. 20, twp. 29, rang. 37; price $360.00. Tract No. 761A, description, A. T. 7 in NE'jSE'4, sec. 14, twp. 15, rang. 42, price $15.00. Tract No. 762A, description. WM.NE- V4,,sec. 9, twp. 20, rng. 42; price $80.00. Tract No. 763A, description, SM-SE'». sec. 16, twp. 16, rng. 43; price $80.00. Tract No. 764A. description, S W 'i- sec. 16, twp. 18, mg. 43. price $160.00. Tract No. 765A, description, SW 'i- SEti, sec. 3, twp. 17, rng. 43; SE14 S E 'i, sec. 8, twp. 17, mg. 43; NE',NE'4 sec. 9, twp. 17. rng. 43; StfcNEH, sec. 9, twp. 17, rng. 43; SEt4, sec. 9, twp. 17, rng. 43; SH SW 'i, sec. 9, twp. 17, rang. 43; WViNEti, sec. 10, twp. 17, rng. 43; W'-i, sec. 10. twp. 17, mg. 43; SW ’»SE’i , sec. 10. twp. 17, rng. 43; NH, sec. 16, twp. 17, mg. 43; N 'iSE '«, sec. 16, twp. 17, mg. 43; NE 14, sec. 17, twp. 17, rng. 43, price $1440.00. Tract No. 766A, description, 5 acres lying northwest of river and sou theast of R. R. in SE ttSE 'i, sec. 32. twp. 18, rng. 43, price $ 100 . 00 . Tract No. 767A, description, SW'«- NWt4, sec. 25, twp. 18, rng.44, price $40.00. Tract No. 768A, description, SE 'i, sec. 10, twp. 19, rng. 44, price $1800.00. Tract No. 769A .description, N W 'i- NE'4, All north of main Owyhee Canal in SW ’iN E 'i, sec. 9, twp. 18, rng. 45, price $75.00. Tract No. 770A, description, NWVi- NW«4, sec. 19, twp. 18, mg. 45; SW '.N W 'i, sec. 19, twp. 18, rng. 45: N W 'iSW 'i, sec. 19. twp. 18, mg. 45, price $120.00. Tract No. 771A. description, All East of Railroad in N E 'iN E 'i- SWÜ, sec. 20, twp. 18. rng. 45. price $5.00. Tract No. 772A. description, E'4 of A. T. No. 25 in SE'i S E 'i, sec. 30, twp. 18 mg. 45. price $50.00. Tract No. 773A. description, E 'i, sec. 29, twp. 29 mg. 45; N E 'i- N W 4, sec. 29, twp. 29. rang. 45; S'aNW 'i, sec 29, twp. 29. mg. 45. S'iSWy«, sec. 29 twp. 29, mg. 45. price $520.00. Tract No. 774A, description, NE'«, sec. 36, twp. 18. mg. 45: S W ',- SW 'i, sec. 17, twp. 16. rng. 46: N W 'iSE 'i sec. 18, twp. 16, mg. 46: S 'iS E 1«, sec. 18, twp. 16, mg. 46; S E '.S W 'l. sec. 18, twp. 16 mg. 46; N 'ï.NE'4, sec. 19, twp. 16. mg. 46; NE'« ,NW'», sec. 19. twp. 16. mg. 46; S'i.SE '«, sec. 20, twp. 16. mg. 46;S'*«jS'i. sec 21, twp. 16. rng. 46; N S .N E 'i. sec. 28, twp. 16. mg. 46: SE’t.NE '4, sec. 28. twp. 16. m g 46: NW '¿.NW1*, sec. 28. twp. 16,rng 46; NE'«, SW 'i, sec. 28. twp. 18, mg. 46: S'vJSWii, sec 28, twp. 18, mg.46; S W .B E '4 , sec. 28. twp. 16. rng. 46;Nli,N E 'i, sec 29, twp. 18, mg. 46; W 'ijBW 'i, sec. 29, twp. 18, mg. 46: S E '.B W 'i, sec 29. twp 16. mg.46: Lot 1. sec. 7. twp 17, rng 46; Lot 2, sec. 7, twp. 17, m g 46. price $1324 00 Tract No 775A. description, SE’i , sec. 22 twp 16. mg* 46; S 'iN E 'l, sec. 23. twp. 18. mg. 46; SE'«- NW 'i, sec. 23. twp 16, mg. 48: SWV., sec. 23 twp. 16. mg. 48: N S S E '., sec. 23 twp 16 m g 46 SW 'iSE'«, sec. 23. twp 16 mg. 48. SW '.N W 'i, sec. 24, tap. 16, rng. 46; NW 'iSW 1« sec. 24, twp. 16. rng 48; S ’-9W4i, sec. 24 twp. 16. mg. 46; N 'iN E 'i, sec. 25, twp. 16, rng. 46: N '-N E 'i, sec. 26, twp. 16. mg. 46. price $880 00. Tract No. 776A. description, NE'«- SW1!. sec. 35 twp. 21. rng. 46: price $ 1000 . 00 . T-act 777A .description, S '-S E 'i, sec. 11. twp 29. rng. 46; SV ^i- SW 1«, sec. 12. twp. 29, mg. 46: W 'iNEtc, sec. 13 twp. 29, rng. 46; NW1«, sec. 13. twp. 29, mg. 46; N 'jSW ’«, sec. 13. twp. 29, rng. 46; N W 'iSE 'i, sec. 13. twp. 29, mg. 46; NE1«, sec. 14, twp. 29, mg. 46; N 'iN W 'i, sec. 14. twp. 29. rng. 46; N 'iSE '«, sec. 14, twp. 29, m g 46. price $800.00. Tract No. 778A, description, S'«- NW 'i, sec. 14. twp. 29. rng. 46; NW 11 SW'«, sec. 14, twp. 29, rng. 46; N'jSE'«, sec. 15. twp. 29, rng. 46; NE'., sec. 15, twp. 29. mg. 46; N E'iN W 'i, sec. 15, twp. 29, rng. 46; W '-, sec. 16, twp. 29, mg. 46; S 'iN 1:, sec. 19. twp. 29. rng. 46; S'_., sec. 19. twp. 29, rng. 46; S':SW '«, sac. 23, twp. 29. rng. 46; All, sec. 35, twp. 29, rng. 46, price $1920.00. Tract No. 779A, description, NE'i, sec. 31, twp. 16, rng. 47; S'sNW- 'i. sec. 31, twp. 16, rng. 47; SW 'i, sec. 31, twp. 16, mg. 47, price $400.00. Tract No. 7E0A, description, S E 'i- SW 'iN W 'i, sec. 5, twp. 18, mg. 47, price $50.00. Tract No. 781A, description, A. T. No. 1, sec. 34, twp. 17, mg. 47, price $75.00. Tract No. 782A, description, E'4- NW ' i N E ' i , sec. 5, twp. 19. rng. 47, price $20.00. PAGE SEVEN army air force at Geiger field near Spokane. Soldier Leaves— Private Maynard Waddell left Sunday afternoon for Camp Selby. Mississippi after visiting his par ents, Rev. and Mrs H. N. Waddell. Visits In Boise— Mrs Frank Rambaugh spent last week in Boise. Return To Portland— Mr and Mrs Alvin Thompson of Portland left Monday for their ho me after visiting her mother, Mrs Chard. Council Holds Meeting— The ladies council of the Chris tian church met this afternoon at the home of Mrs Shoupe. Sailor Leaves— Herman Joe Counsil of Nyssa left Monday for San Diego, where he is stationed with the navy. Mr. Counsil. who has been visiting his parents here, is a 3rd class store keeper. Conducts Bible S tu d y - Rev. H. N. Waddell of the Christ ian ohuroh is conducting a Bible study at the Elmer Hill home each Wednesday evening at 7:30. Fire Damages House— A residence owned by Mr and Mrs L. P. Thomas on south Fourth street was damaged by fire Tues day afternoon. The house is occu pied by the Kenneth Mace family. The damage caused by the fire was slight. Firemen caused some dam age to the roof and a partition in reaching the blaze. Shoots Down Japanese— Sergeant Norton Stubblefield, who has been given recognition for his Tract No. 783A, description, E 'i- SW 'iN W 'i, sec. 29, twp. 19, rng. 47. price $20.00. Tract No. 784A, description, 46.4 acres North cf Johnson-Schultz j lateral of Riverside Ditch in NE- ! '«SE1« and Let 7. sec. 3, twp. 22, rng. 46, price $100.00. C. W. Glenn, Sheriff, Malheur Co unty, Oregon. Date of first publication, Decem ber 10th, 1942. Date of last publication, January ! 7fih, 1943. C h e n ille R o b e s $ 3 .9 8 up LOCAL NEWS Accepts Postmaster Job— Mrs Stella Ccx, widow of the late C. F. Cox. former Ontario postma ster, has been appointed acting postmaster, according to informa tion received here. Her appointment will hold during the period nece ssary to hold axanilnaticns and ap point a successor to Mr. Cox. Photographer Visits— Amos Berg of Portland, well kn- I own photographer of the National Geographic magazine, spent o n e' day last week in Ontario as a guest of Mrs Florence Dorman. Mr. Berg's pictures taken during the dedicat ion of the Owyhee dam were pub lished in the Natl nal Geographic. He will leave Portland In January on a trip to South America in the interests of the Smithsonian insti tute. Post Office Open— The Nyssa post office will be kept open all day the next two Satur days because of the Christmas rush, Postmaster S. D. Goshert announ ced. The post office has been closed at 1 P. M. Saturdays, but will be kept open until 6 p. m. December 12 and 19. Captain's Wife Visits— Mrs Royce Cole is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs J. L. Church. Mrs Cole went to Boise last Thursday to meet her husband. Captain Cole, who spent a few days at Gowen field. Captain Cole has been stationed with the «•••••••* yell “(ore" after you had smacked a long straight one against a member of a preceding four some? Too late? Yes, and it's too late to pro teci , iperty after a fire or winusioim has destroyed or badly damaged it. Insure today. work in shooting down Japanese planes, visited ait the A. L. Atkeson home at Nyssa on several occasions. Stubblefield, whose home is in Da llas. Texas is an army bomber gun ner. He shot down two Jap planes over Hongkong. China and dam aged two others. Two of his bro thers are serving in the armed forces cf the United States and his father Is working for the govern ment on a war project in Panama. Fellowship Meeting Held— A fellowship rn. ing was held Monday night in e Full Gospel church. Out-of-town visitors were Rev. and Mrs E. Rohn qf Caldwell, Rev. and Mrs Andrews of Emmett, Rev. David O. Casper of Nampa, Evangelist Jack Slater of Canada, Evangelist Howell of Seattle and Rev. Paul Hayden of Parma. Returns From Visit— Mrs Don Graham returned home Tuesday night from a visit with her husband and her sen, Raymond Graham, who are serving in the United States navy. She went to Seattle to visit her husband, who was sent overseas December 2. Af ter leaving Seattle she went to Santa Monica. California. Enroute to California Mrs Graham met her daughter-in-law, Mrs Raymond Graham, and they visited for a few days with Raymond Graham, who sailed for an overseas destination December 6. Here From Nampa— Mrs Victor Oordova of Nampa Is visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs Lloyd Pounds. Gifts for women, Chen ille robes, colors white, red, blue and rose. Sizes 14 to 20. Lorraine U n d ie s Knit Slips $1.29 Tearose and white col ors. They do not stretch, sag or shrink And they are easily cared for. You can just care for them like ordinary clothes. Sizes 13 to 46. Also Rayon Gowns, Pajamas, Panties, and Bed Jackets. Slip p e rs for men, women and children. Felts, sheepskin, sat een, etc. They are always ap preciated gifts. B la n k e ts Innerw oven $ 6.98 Sox These beautiful extra large, rayon and cotton blankets are appropri ate presents. Colors pi nk and cedar. Satin bo und. 5 5 c pair Any man appreciates Interwoven sox. Sizes 10 to 12. G ra y c o T ie s 50c and $1.00 T oys The ties that are tops for style and wear. The children will enjoy J u stin — Dolls, dishes, books, washers, whistles, gam Bill Folds es, foot balls, wagons, $1.00 to $3.00 trucks, tanks, dart gam Assorted styles. Gen es, checkers and many uine leathers, calf skin, others. steer hide, and goat. Frank M o rg a n In sa ra n re and R eal E -U U P hone 97 GOLDEN RILE NYSSA OREGON
