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About The Coast mail. (Marshfield, Or.) 187?-1902 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1880)
ES3EE3E1 jfyywif'ip' ms:wvm&fmi giffffi,-V3ll.g' HJP 'lemn-'f'y' " tJ-W9fttJwFty. The Coast Mail. SATURDAY, JANUARY 0, 1870. Successful Skarcii.--A fow days bIiico, City Marshal Rhodes wns given a search wnrrnnt requiring him to noarch Iho promises of Mndnmo Scales for corlnin articles of clothing belong ing to another pnrty, which, it was olntmod, sho hnd conconlod in hor houso. Tho door wns locked nnd tho proprietor within rofusod to como nnd onoii it, when Mr. Rhodes forcibly brought one of his boots against tho door to remind her ngnln Mint ho was thoro ; his foot was heavier than ho supposed, or ho hnd ovor estimated tho strength of tho door, for a mo mont Inter ono foot wns in tho honso nnd tho other outside. Tho door wits (toon unlocked, and tho goods which his wnrrnnt cnlled woro found stowed nwny in a closot. Rack Auain.Mm. K. M. Lockhnrt of Empire, returned by tho .lraiirt Monday, from n visit to her frionds nnd relatives In Now York, Michigan nnd Ohio. Sho had boon nbsont from tho scones and frionds of her enrly lifo for about thirty years ; and it was n source of mutunl pleasure for thorn to moot again ; nnd tho contrast be tween a trip across tho continent thirty years ago with an ox team, nnd nt tho present dny in a palnco car, affords a foroiblo illustration of tho inarch of improvement, which can bo fully appreciated only by one who has experienced both. THREATEN TO ClIANOE IUflK. TllO pcoploof Jnckson county who aro in terested in opening the now road from Jacksonville to Crescent City aro dis satisfied becauso tho pooplo of tho lat ter plnco do not como forwurd with their share of tho funds, and threaten to change the route nnd como to tho coast at Elloushurg. A good idea; tho people of Curry County will "lend a hand" in tho enterprise. llidil Water, A warm rnln sot in on Thursday, nnd fell incessantly for nlKjut twenty-four hours, causing tho streams to riso very rapidly, nnd tho wntors woro high yesterday. Wo com mend the wisdom of Hint far-seeing (.'oilfiller who refused to return to his homo nftor being driven out by tho former high water, because ho looked fornuothorllko it. ARRIVED. Tho Areata Monday evening with passengers as followed : Mrs. E. M. Lockart nnd son, H. W. llarselton, R. 1). Lohnhcrs, H. Song stneken, Miss Campbell, Sophie Story, Mutt Story, Gluts. Brandt nnd Alex. Strandt. Accident. 'In tho dnrkness of Thursday night, Cnpt. Floyd of the Satellite fell from the wharf nt Empire City, striking on the guard of hiw HtCitmornnd fetched up in the bay. He wns assisted out, but is suffering con siderably from his bruises. At Nouwa y. Wo lenrn Hint tho peo ple of Norwny nnd vicinity cclcbrntcd Christmas eve by getting up a splon did prize tree, followed by a dance ; all the exercise were well arranged and pnssed off pleasantly. Dance at South pout. -They had a party at Southort on New Years cvo which is said to have been woll attend ed and a pleasant affair ; tho school house affording a good placo for tho " light fantastic " oxereiscs. Official Vibit. School Superin tendent Mooroison tho Day, nnd will remain two weeks, during which time lie will visit tho schools in this vicinity which nro in session. Another Meat! to tho Interior, In convocation witli parties In Douglas county a short tlmo slnco, wo learned that W, B. Clnrk and othors residing in Coles Vail) nro contem plating tho Biirvoy of a wngon rond from tho settlements on Hubbard's crook in Douglas county to nnvignblo wators on Coos rivor, enrly In tho com ing spring. The dislnneo from tho head of practicable navigation on Coos rivor to tho improved country on Hubbard's crook is, In n direct courso about eighteen or twonty miles ; and porsons who have oxplorod this routo say n good wngon rond onn be made at ft moderate expense, thoro being no sorious natural obstnclcs to over come From tho point whcio this rond would outer tho Coles Valley settle mont to Oakland nnd Rosoburg is about equal distanco, both passing through n rich farming region, whoro good roads already exist. It is repre sented Hint vnltinblo agricultural nnd timber lauds nro found on tho lino of this projmsed road, which will bo an Inducement to its construction, and tho people of tho Valley aro nwnke to tho ndvnutngcs to accrue to them from a shorter routo to tho sea. Should tho Coos Day Wngon Road, now involved in litigation, fall into hands that refuse to Incur tho cxponso of repairing and putting it in a pass able condition for wngous, it is mor ally certain thai a road will bo open ed on tho Coos river routo; and onco constructed, tho latter will havo so great an advantago in distance as well as grndo, that it will bo likely to ac comodate n Inrgo proivortlon of tho travel between Coos river nnd tho in terior. This road is ono which nntur nlly forms a part of tho system of rtmds which will bo ultimately requir ed to accommodate tho residents of Coos County, And it will bo hailed ns a step in tho direction of develop ment and progress. GKNKRAL NKW8. Lively times tro reported In Idaho and Montana Territories. A mix for tho abolition of slavery in Cuba has nnwod tho Spanish Senate. COQUIIXF. CITY ITEMS. Tho stoamcr Little Annie is making her regular trips again. The mill at Parkcrslmrg will start ngniu in nbout a week. Dr. D. L. Steele and family have gono to the Day on a visit. Tho Christians (Cnmbcllitcs) and Dnptists aro going to build a church on tho Elliot Addition thin coming Summer. During tho lato cold simp, the thor momotcr stood as low as 18"; tho coldest weather ovor experienced here so says tho " oldest inhabitant." T. G. Owen, Esq , of Marshficld, nnd Judge Nosier of this plnco, luivo been Inking depositions of witnesses in tho caso of Coos county vs. A. J. Collier, Rev. Paul A. Smith, of tho Uni vernal is t fnlth, closed on Sunday oven ing, a courso of very instructive ser mons. Ho wns rownrded by tho ac cession of six new members to tho Uuivcrsalist Church at this placo. Tho following officers were elected in 'tlm Uuivcrsalist Church on Sunday evening for the ensuing year : David Drow, Moderator; John II. Nosier, Clerk; Dr. Lciiovo, Deacon; Mrs J. II. Noslor, Deaconess. Coq.uii.lk City, Dec. 30, 1870. Dukak Down. Lusc'a mill at Em pire City, broke her shaft, knocked her cylinder head out, and broke down generally yesterday morning. Mr. Staupk is ongagod in fitting up tho room in tho first floor, north end of tho Acndomy building, for n por tion of tho juvcnilo department. Ar rangement aro also made to have that room properly warmed and niado cnmfortablo for tho pupils who aro taken thoro for recitation. W. C. Events, who was selling fruit dryers in this county a yevr or two ngo, has boon arrested in Douglas county, charged with obtaining mon ey from Hans Weaver, of Myrtle creek, under falso protenco. His ex amination wns to tnko placo on tho 127th ult. W. M. Adams, from l'lacor county, California, who has located a claim on Ton Mile, has returned from Cali fornia, nnd is prepared to go to work in earnest in improving.his claim nnd opening n road so that it will bo ac cessible Collvkh's fruit dryer that has been in operation for a fow weeks post, has suspended for the season. Tho dryer has dono much loss tho past season Than any previous year sinco it was built. CouktyCoukt will bo in session noxt week, tho commissioners being in nttondonco for County business on nnd after Wednesday, Thoro is a light civil docket, but u largo amoun of County business. "i)u. I). L. Steele, of Coqulllo City is stopping for a fow days at tho Cen tral Hotel in this plnco. Forsoim do siring to liavo first-class dental work performed should not fail to give him a call boforo ho returned to thu rivor. At tho residence of tho brides par ents on tho Cobuillu rivor, Dec. 24th, 1879., Capt. Win. Hammorburg and Miss Alica 1. Lowe. Doth of Coos County. The parly given at Empire City on Now Year's night, notwithstanding tho inclemency of tho woathor, was largely attended and was altogether a pleasant affair. The question of tho proprioty of en acting a "no fence law" in Washing ton terry tory is being agitated to somo extent. Wm. G. Webster has purchased of Charles A. Lindgren tho houso nnd lot near tho Neics ofllco, occupied by Mr. Cox. The first instnlmout of back paper mail arrived last Sunday, since which wo havo had another dearth of news papers. Superintendent Moore has a supply of blank reports for tcaohcrs and dis trict clerks which can bo hud upon application. The literary exercises which have boon suspended during the holidays, will probnbly bo rovlvod now that tho festivities aro ovor. Oiiah Forslund has tho premium cat; ho went into thoy liny ono dny Inst wcok, and caught and brought ashoro n wild duck, J. R. Cleaves, tho jeweler, has lato. ly rccoivod nn assortment of now jew elery, and ho offers spcoial induce ments to purchasers. "Dun" Crake of Rosoburg enmo through to tho Day on Thursday. Ho says tho road in tho canyon is not yet passable for a horso. Tin: Clotty brothers, of Empire City, went down tho buy on Thursday with n lighter containing sixty tons of coal from Newport and Eustport. W. R. McKkksik of Gardner wns lately married to Miss Alico Fullorton of Cnnyonvillo. Tho Areata was ready to nail Thurs day, but wm dolulnod by tho heavy weather prevailing. D, C. Ireland, Esq., editor of tho A$torian,hnn bcon elected nmyor of Astorin, Ice frozo In Ban Francisco on tho 23d, strong enough to bear a person's' weight. The DcmoornticStato Central Com mlttco nro called to meet at Salem on tho 8th inetnnt. Carrie, oldost daughter of F.A Smith, of Salem, died a fow days sinco of consumption. Joe Lynch has gono, or is going to Portland to work at tailoring for Fishcl A Roberts. J. J. Comhtock proposes to build n largo clovnlor and wnrchouso nt Roso burg in tho Spring. Dr. Burkell hss returned from California, nnd will practice his pro fession in Rosoburg. O. N. Denny of this Stnto has beon nominated Consul General at Shang hai, vico Dnilcy, recalled. Mnstor Herbert Locklmrt returned on tho Areata, from Sun Frnncisco, whero ho hnd been on n visit. McCrary, ox-Sccrctary of War, has been appointed ono of tho Jus tices of tho Supremo Court. Tin: dispatches from northern Min nesota report tho lomporaturo 50 below zero in tho lato cold snap. Adam Day, n pensioner of the war of 1812, and a. pioneer of tho Umpqua, died in Iloseburg on tho 20th, aged 84 years. Alexander Ramsey, of Minnesota has beon nominated for tho position of Secretary of Wnr in the stead of McCrcary. Two pork packing firms at Oregon City nro doing a larger business than usual this full, and paying good prices for hogs. The only boii of Col. Samuel Colt, of revolver fame, recently attained his majority and with it tho possession of 2,000,000. A petition asking Congressional aid for tho improvement of tho Yam hill river is being circulated in Yam hill county. The nstouishing success of Edison's electric light invention hns caused stock in gas companies to fall to a very low figure. It is said that Den Rtitlcr spent 1000 for postage stumps during his late unsuccessful contest for tho ofllco of Governor of MnssachusotU. J. M. Noler was tho Republican caudidato for Auditor in Spokane country. W. T., at an election which took place a short time since. An amendment to tho conrtitutiou has been introduced in tho House, de claring that polygamy shall not exist within tho limit of tho United States. Tun pcoploof Eustport indulged in a danco on New Years ove. Wo regret that a previous engagement prevented our accepting an invitation to bo present. At n meeting of tho Donrd of Trus tees lust Wednesday night, liquor licenses woro grunted to John Dear, Wm. Rcichcrt, Ed. Hayward, and John Stora. Charles Scastrcnm of Ten Mile was married last week to Annie Jordan. Tho mnrringo took placo nt Empire City, and Judgo Dull of this place officiated. Congressman Lay, of. Missouri, died in Washington on the 8th. He had been in fccbla health for somo time. Tho immediato causo of his death was paralysis. The Government of Tahiti has granted a subsidy of 150.000 yearly fornliuo of steamers botween Papite and San Frnncisco. Tho lino will bo started next Spring. The Grant Reception Committee of Portland had a surplus of about 600 over thoir expenditures, which they honorably divided among tho charit able iustutions of tho city. L. L. Williams has arrived n Rosoburg, on return from n protracted visit to tho Yellowstono country Ho was warmly welcomed by his many frionds in Douglas county, A correspondent says that now n dnys ovory woman of sooinl position in XSow York", moUola or paints, or photographs, or translates, or curves, or chisols, or rends Sancript or politi cal economy. "Blue Jeans" Williams, Govern or of Indiana, declined to attend tho grand reunion of tho Army of tho Tonnosseo, which latoly took placo in Chicago. Did not wunt to " rouuito ' with that crowd. The Attorian is informed by the Hon, J. II. Mitchell that ho recoutly traveled somo distance with Cnpt, Jus 0 Eades, and that Mr. Endcs promised him that ho would, at no distant day, como to Oregon, nnd tako u look at tho Columbia rivor bar, A titters Meswlen Profenblc. Thoro is a noticeable and unusual haste on tho part of tho various com mittees in Congress to got tho rcgu lar appropriation bills of the session ready for passage It is announced Hint It is tho result of n conforenco botwen Speaker Randall nnd his Democratic associates, nt which it was concluded that the Democratic party would ho injured In tho coin ing cnnvnss by tho prolonged session, nnd that it is desirable to adjourn by tho first of May. Thoy seem to hnvo decided to attempt no tariff or finan cial legislation nt this session. Tho reason is, that tho party is not uni ted nnd cannot unilo on any propo sition relating to nn important cliango in the tariff, or tho finances. Tho great and ruinous mistake which they mado in tho extra session of Inst sum mer hns mndo them timid ; nnd, rec ognizing the fact Hint the present is a critical poridtl, they wish to avoid as suming n decided position on theso great questions. They will denounce the oxisting Inws and tho party Hint enacted them, but uro unable to unite upon nny reformatory measure in thcpftlniscs. Thoy havo not oven confidence enough in any of their theories (o risk the judgement of tho country upon them, and to avoid tho effect of possiblo blunders, thoy hasten to ndjourn. ftced Rent. Tildcn is reported ns snying Hint the Robinson fight was not his fight. Ho was engaged in private aflairs and could not manage it. When asked if ho could carry his own Stale at the Convention, lie said he undoubtedly could ; that it wns not a question of being nominated, but it was a ques tion of election. Ho thought the Democratic candidate could be elected but for himself, he wanted quiet and rest, and said ho never was a candi date" While it is undoubtedly true that ho "needs rest," and that he ought havo it licnco forward, there is every reason to believo that ho is ex cccdingly anxious to become Presi dent, and that no voice but that of tho people, either in tho convention or at tho polls will bo accepted to con sign him to Hint quiet, which for his own good ns well as that of the conn trp, ho should enjoy. Hnn DoriImko Mralcsrcd. A Havana dispatch of tho 4th of December, hit tho following : Advic ca from San Domingo to tho 20th ult imo, say tho sicgo of tho city is now effective, tho revolutionists having completely surrounded it on land. Tho only outlet is by sea. President Guillcrmo had mado a last effort to dislodge tho rovolulionistson tho 14th, nttneking Monte Plata, but nfter n hard fight was routed nnd obliged to tnko refuge in tho city, with n small escort ns liisnrmy,nnd.hn disbanded. President Guillcrmo is momentarily expected to resign. Tho city cannot support a long siege, as provisions aro scarce. 'IJic whole Republic has join ed in the revolution. Tlio UnTjr Deportment. Of tho several departments of the Government, that of tho Navy appears to have been managed with the great est economy during the past year. Secretary Thompson has rendered his account for tho last fiscal year, ending Juno 30, 1870, and returned to the Treasury Department the sum of 1,- 500,000 as the unexpended balance of tho npproprintions for tho Navy De partment. Tho entire appropriations by Congrcsi was only a little over 13, 000,000, says the Statesman. Such an occurrence ns nn unexpended nppro- priatiou has never beforo been heard of in the history of Hie Government, and for tho past twenty years, there has never been n session of Congress whoro thcro has not been nn applica tion for money to cover defiencios in the expenses of the Navy. Bceclier'a Alleged Blasphemy. Henry Ward Dccchor,who has been distinguished for overstepping tho customs of tho ministerial profession in the manner of his speech, is charged by tho World as using the following language. If ho used this language, it is probable that it was in connection with further remarks which would quniify and explain it", andthc publi cation of this extract, unaccompanied by the context, docs him an injustice : "Who was Jesus?" A peasant, a mechanic at a period of tho world when workmen were very low in tho social scale ; nnd if ono had asked who was tho Divinity whom you worship, ho would havo said, Jesus. Of what country? Nazareth. Who were his parents? Joseph and Mary, reputed ly. Who was his mother? Mary, who just escaped divorce through the magnanimity of her betrothed. Who was his father? No one a bastard Jow. What was his country? Judea. What did ho do? Worked ns a car penter in the shop of his putative father. What became of him? He was charged with a violation of tho Ro man laws, tried and convicted and put to death. A bastard Jewish me chanic: a malefactor put to death for violuting the laws of his country! Is that tho fellow you bring to mo to wor ship? Now, if you look at things from tho surface, Jesus was that and that only ; and Paul, having the high est training, might easily have thrown over all the poetic veil of mystery. Jtnrdcr lu Eaotcrn Oregon. The CSInnt Motor. AH inventions promising menu in the power by which machin cry is propelled aro mattoru of univer sal interest. Tho Now York Commer cial Bulletin says that the engineers of tho marine underwriters and othors to whom the knolcdgo of the fact has come, aro deeply exercised by tho successes in the application of tho giant motor obtained from bisulphide of carbon mixed with petroleum, for which a patent was taken out by a Pittsburg firm last April. It promises to revolutionize machinery motors The mctor consists in tho transmission of the above chemical agents from the chamber of a condenser to tho boiler of an ordinary non-condensing steam engino, the boiler being filled with water heated lo about 200 dcg. pros sago. As high as 200 pounds per square incjtfis rapidly developed from the vaporhus gonernted nnd easily colltrolled? A Weston dispatch of tho 25th, an nounces that the Tuesday before, Jas. II. Turner, editor of tho Eatt Oregon- tau, killed a slicep herder named Harry Strobe. Tho circumstances are as follows: v. L. Black and Strobo had some words, when Strobe struck Black in tho fuce, whereupon Turner took Dlack's place, and a fight ensued, Turner getting the worst of it. Turner then went to his room, pro cured a dirk knife and sought Strobe, whom ho found in Matlock's saloon. On seeing him, Turner went up to him and pushed him aside, when Strobe asked him what ho meant ; whearat Turner stabbed him through tho heart, killing him instuntly. Mr. Turner has hretoforo borne a good character, and Strobe has been'known as ahard caso. Mrh. McCook, mothor of tho " fight, fng McOooks," died recently at her homo in Now Lisbon, 0. She wm tho mother of one Major-Ocnoral, two Drigadior-Gcncrsls and Captains, etc., to tho number of six or seven all toia. The leading Democratic citizens of Richmond county, Virginia, peti tioned Judgo Jones to include with in tho jury list, such colored citizens of tho county ns iho court shall think qualified to servo ns jurors. Judge Jones granted tho order. The Benton County Blade learns that on Saturday, November 29th, William Lawless, formerly of Albany, wns accidentally killed near Newport. in falling n tree, a limb struck him on the head rendering him senseless. His son and an other man assisted him homo, where ho died in a few hours. Miss Yocum, a school teacher of Kittitat valley, has taken up a land claim, fenced it, built a house upon it, and this year raised G12 bushels of grain, besides attending to her duties as a teacher. She has abundantly demonstrated her ability to support a husband, and may be expected lo pro pose to somo ono next year. A late Boston dispatch says of tho. late election in which qualified female suffrage wns allowed : A novel feature of the election is the presence of women at the polls, where they were courteously treated. A majority of the women registered have voted. The polling places were never so quiet and Oiddriy as to-day. The destruction of tho dams of nearly all the princial rivers in" Hun gary and Transylvania and terrible in undations arc again filling the public msnd with anxiety. But for the in tense cold, ranging from 15 to 20 de grees, Rcaumar, G rosso Vardein and several villages around tho city would have shnred the fate of Szegedin. Letter List. Letters remaining in the Post Office at Marshfield, Coos comity, Oregon : Robert G. Bicker- " ton, Captain Kuslct, (2), Johan Kan ken, Mrs. C. A. Waters, E. B. Willis, Gottleib Merserli, J. A. Polbcrt, A. L. Wilson, A. Wilson. Held for postage, Rev. R. C. Loesch. A. Nasburq, P. M. . A special dispatch to tho Tribune from El Paso states that tho Apaches under Chief Ju, numboring a htm dron, engaged in n light with Mexi cans in Chihuahua on tho Mi. Ju lost 60 killed uud wounded. Two Hundred MIIcm or Rnll way In 1880. It is officially announced in Now York, says a Into dispatch, that the Oregon Railway and Navigation Co. havo purchased steel rails, locomo- motives and equipments for 200 miles of standard gauge railroad, to bo con structed in Eustorn Oregon nnd Wash ington Territory during tho year 18S0. Fiftcon hundred tons of rails nro now on board the ship Orient, soon to sail from Cardiff for Portland, Ono hundred miles will bo built from Tho Dalles up tho Columbia river to connect with tho existing Wnlln Wnllu railroad ; 50 miles moro will bo an ex tension of the latter to Snnko rivor, mid tho romninder will connect Texas Ferry, on Snako river, with tho heart of Fulouso country, A Sentimental Flame. -Tho Char lotto N. C, Obterrer tells of a citizen of that county, who, having married in 184.1. lighted a firo nn hia linird.. Stone as soon ns ho carried his hririn 1 In liid nmv lininn n iwl lino 1a . I Kwn .W ...U ..Ul, MVUIb, IH.W 4IWI RVjJl n uui If ing ever since. Tho citizen being questioned about tho matter, says that through all these 3G years has never been allowed to go out, In reply to a question, ho said that in summer weather, when it was necessary for comfort's sake to keep tho firo burning very low, ho had to get up frequently at night to roplenish it slightly, but that he counted this as nothing when ho contemplated that firo going out. no nau eviuenuy lormea lor it a strong attachment, and yet ono would not tako him for a sentimental man. But this firo is to him a constant re minder of tho day when ho first brought home his brido. Around it his children have grown up into man hood and womanhood, and their chil dren have gazed into its light. It was tho last light that fell upon tho eyes of his wife, and ho hopes Unit it will bo tho lust that will fall upon his. View ed thus, his sentiments in tho matter can be understood, and so strong is this sentiment that with the old man it amounts almost to a passion. In Marshfield, January 1st, 1880. Charles, infant son of J. T. and Hattio McCormac, aged 3 weeks and 3 days. Sweet flower, transplanted to a clime Where never comes the blight of time. Portland papers please copy. The Wjhtei-aw Sold, -A San Francisco paper says : Tho steamor Whitelaw, recently reported as sold to Mexico, has bocn in fact purchased by Costa Rica morchnnts, nnd will run botweon Punta Arona nnd Pana ma in connection with tho Costa Rica Railroad. , The Toronto Mail nnnouncos tho development of a gold mine, in the Chandiero region, about six miles south of Quebec. Considerable excite ment prevails ; nuggets, in years past, neon brought in from this region by lumbermen, but tho washing of earth for dust, latoly has been very successful, Tho tract in which is this discovorey, has lately fallen into American hands, who wcro tho par ties making tho discovory. Ameri cans hnvo also lately purchased tho ininos nt Modoe, which created a stir, somo timo sinco. NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Office, ) Rosebcro, Or., Dec. 19, 1879. J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his -claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from of date this notice, viz: John E. Hare, Preemption declaratory state ment No. 3CG5, for the NE of SE. section 20, W of SW, section 21 and NWtf of NW section 28,T30, Sit 14 W, and names the following as his witnesses, viz : John Langlois of Curry county, and Frank Lancrlois of Curry county, Oregon. wit. F. Benjamin, 52 Register. NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Officf, ) Roseduko, Or., Dec. 9, 1879.J TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at tho expiration of thirty days from tho date of this notice, viz : Daniel G. Otto, Homestead application No. 2411, for the lots 1, 2 and 5, SW of SE, section 15, T41, S R 13 W, and namo.s the following as his witnesses, viz : D. B. Cooley. of Currv countv. and James Cooley, of Curry county, Oregon. Wm. F. Benjamin, 32 Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Oefice, RoSEni'ito, Or., Dec. 17, 1879. f jUOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following named settler has file I notico of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and secure final entry thereof at tho expiration of thirty dayB from dato of this notice, viz : John Mor ris, homestead application No. 2429, for the S of NEi, nnd V of SEK Sec. 80, T23 S R 12 West ; and names tho following as his witnesses, viz: Samuel Belieu, of Coos county, and John Rodabaugh, of Coos county. - 52 Wm. F. Benqamin, Register. There will not bo any further tos timony taken by the Senato Com mittco on privileges and olections in in the SpnfTord Kollog investigation beforo tho holiday recess. No nddi tionnl witnessos havo bcon subpenicd, and sovornl members of tho Commit too aro of tho opinion that none will bo askod for. Tho roport will bo sub mitted probnbly in January. Notice of Fteal Proof. Land Office, RosEiiuua.Or., Dec. 27th,1879.j NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho following named settler has filed notice of his-intetioBte maku final proof in support of his claim, and secure final entry thoreof nt the expiration of thirty days from tho dato of this notico, viz: John Morris, Homestead Application No. 2423, for tho S) of NEK and WU of SEi. section 30 T28 S R 12 W.. and names tho following as his witnesses, vfz : Samuel Belieu of Coos county, and John Rodabaugh, of Coos county, Wm. F. Benjamin, fl Register. $S to 999 per day at homo. Samples worto 5 free. Address Stinson & Co. Portland, Maine. $M a week inyour own town. Toniv -and 5 free. AdurossII, HallettiJc Co, Portland, Maine. m ; m fi jWBSgfenf " 'f &r uA . . tf3fA' ,..-- ."-