THE DALLES WEEKLY CiJRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1900.
t,i,won John and Eliaabeth Com
'':,, ,-ing nriht corner NV. U.
h 5 riU. enJt W rods, north
rod. . 1 T. 2
v R H E. : mmmrnrini northeast
iri.fV NE. l. niHith rods.
tl r,l north 4 rod, east (W rods.
t-c k t. : N- " K
n.r.ln Edward f.-K. & W. 1st
R V r. 4 S.. It. 12 K; 14 acres l
-rattvibe
1i irV . H Beginning at a slake
- ,-ha'ins link ri-1 of corner
27. S3- : nwih 1' rod 12
rnks lo enter f a lar..e lo k. i a-st
p N ! links to a dnt alumi 2
r k1 10 links north of northwest
',ri,T "f K""th uhout
puis, i" link, enst 1 chain to a
st ikc south to intersection of sec
iu.n line between Sees. 27. 24. ti
i.lace of beginning. See. r. T i X..
j in E : comim-uglng iiorihwvMt
e.irner NAV. eawL -t" rods, pmith
rods, wwt 1,7 rods, north 3 rods,
we-i rods, north 13 rods to be
einntng. See. 34. T. X.. K. M K.:
V u XW. SW. Va XV. Sec.
IV 'l'. 2 N. ! E
j.,,.rs. llcrt U. Add. Anl.. lot 3.
'block 7
t X
8 M
1 II
j. ,-er Alex, Estate I'ndivlded
four-lift lis interest S. NW.
v 11 '1. 7 S.. K. IT E.; undivid
ed interest Sees. 21. 2.1. 25. IS. 27.
T 7 K- 1' undivided four-
niiha Interest x " VK. SK. 'i
s- 23, T. 7 R. 17 K. : undivid
ed four-l'f ths Interest. N". Si-o.
i. T 7 S.. K. 17 K. : umllvlded four
lifih.s intirest V. 'j XV. j W.
SV U NV. '4 8V. H 3. 2 SK. v4
"sm- "A. T. 7 S.. K. 17 K. ; tindivld.-d
fi.r-tift!is Interest. S. XV. t
L.,; T. 7 3., K. 17 K. : undivided
fuur-tiflhs Sec. 3. T. S., It. 17 K. . 243 2.
Rood, E. I..-N. j SW. 1 XV. 't
ec 1 T. 2 X., K. l' V: K. W.
! . '..1.1 Tl r l.ta iri 17 IV hlti. .ir
il .1111. i. v. ., ...... ... - . ......
5- E. W. Add. U. I'., lots 7 tu 13.
Inclusive, block 4
l!,,rs. Alice H.-H. R. Pulk, lot 20,
block 1
joies. Sophia H. R. Park, lot 21.
block 1
Korick. J. T. Thomp. Add. I. C,
lot 1, block 17
Rosenthal. I..-NE. 14 Sec. 27. T. 1
X.. H. 12 13 -
. ... 1. V!V 1. VI.' V.
3 tX
12 IS
n W. sv: 14 c: r t:
i S., If. W K
Hewn. J- H.-SR. H SK. U S 2.',,
T. 3 S., K. W K
Rns Mrs. Mary K. W. 1st Add.
H. R.. lots 30, block 9
Ilnsenblenth, Herman K. & V. 1st
Add, H. K.. lotH Xi. 34, bl(K-k i
n'.th, J. M.-XW. H X. H SW. U
' p," 1.1. T. 3 .. R- J4 K. ; M. ' Sec.
17 T. 3 S., R. 14 K.: X. 14 Sec. 12,
t' 3 S. R. IS K.: SH V XK. 14
Sec 1. T. 3 3.. R. 1:1 K; SK. 14
1rt T. S S.. R. 13 B
8 77.
2 (X)
94 7j3
23 00
Rowe. H. S. Caweade Locks, all un
,.io' lots and blocks
Rne, Mrs. H. K.-I-. HI. Add. 1.
C, lots 6, 6, block !
Bowland. Georxe V.. Kstate-I!IB
Aid. V. C, lot 9, block 8
vnwland Ralph Oomm-no"nK north
west corner of W. K. Huttrf lot.
weMt 2f2 feet, north 70 feet, east 202
feet, HWth 75 feet
Itimvan, Mary A.-Ileglnnlnn on th
njfth line of t. & . wanon ro id
of Intersection of e.st line tf land
sold to Wasco Woolen Manufac
turing Company: thence east on
rortli line or side road 60 feet,
north at riKht anslew to the pouth
line of land Bold by Victor Trevltt
to K. I'entland, west on Hide south
line to east line of Wmsco Woolen
Manufacturing C'omuuny'B land,
south to beginning
Hvnvnn. George W W. 4 Tnlhot
twe D. U . No. 4 T. I X.. R.
13 K. ; Mil. Add. I. C, lots J, 11,
1, block 34: Mil. Add. D. ., lots
A B, C. U, M. V. block 33: M l.
Add. P. C. lots (, H. I, J. K. U
I. hxk 42: (Mil. Add. D. "., lots ,
II, J. block 84: Mil. Add. 1. C'., lots
A B, f. I, I, J, K. U block ltm;
Mil. Add. D. O. lota A. B, C. D.
B, block 101
Russell. J. W.-NB. Vi Sec. 4. T. 3
a R 13 K. : N. 14 Sec- 3' T- 9 8
It." IS IE, W. 14 W Vf SK. 14 sw.
v. sv. :i4. T. 2 8.. R. 13 K
17
1 78
42 11
53 13
20 49
9 20
41 G2
7 30
3 15
2 75
8 97
Rvan, John-I-ot 2. B. 14 NW. li Sec.
110, T. 1 N., R. 14 K
Rvan, J. H.-SW. 14 SK. li NW. 14
Sec. 1. T. 4 8., R. 9 K
Binders, Kmlly J.-K. Vi NW. li. less
4 Hi-res- in KB. corner Hoc. li, 1.
1 X., R. 13 13
Sriunders. Mllie-BK. 14 See. 18, T. 1
X.. R. 9 H
S.indman, Mrs. Alice S. 14 S. 14 SK.
Sec. 28, T. 1 N R. 10 K
Sindman, D.-SW, 14 SW. Vi St-c. 28,
T. 1 X., K. 10 K.
Saiiford, A. MW, 14 Sec. 7. T. 5
S R. 13 E
Sivage, Dora W.-K. &, W. First
Add. II. R., hts 29. 30, 31. 32, block
10
Savage. Otla D. C, lot 10, block 1.. 29 40
Kchalble. Mutthew B. 'i SB- M Sec.
2'. T. 4 S., It. 12 K.; ir; i
vu' u sx T. 4 8.. R. 12 B. . . .
13 OS
7 20
8.-linel'le. John-XW. V. SB. V4 NB.
i. HW. V. Sc. 12. T. 2 N.. R. li
.:iimldt. (iuR-B. 14 Sec. M. T 6 S
K. Hi B. : NE. 14 Sec. 1. T.7 8, R.
H. 17 B 104 16
Schmidt, C T-. Ieavena Heights,
tills 1 i l.lnclc 4 19 Ew
Schwathe'r, O. F. Lot 1, Bee. 1, T.
1 N., R. 9 K
Scott, David Ant., lot 4, block 3....
Sours, Anna-S. 14 SW. Vi NW. 14
S.C 7, T. 2 N., R. 11 K
-Sears, Wm.-N. 14 NE. Vi SK. 14 NE.
'4 Sec. 3.",, T. 2 N., R- 1 K.........
S.llick, M. C.-N. 14 NB. V4 SK V4
NE, V4 NB. 14 8E. 14 ec. T- 1
S R. 14 B
general, James SK. 14 NB. 14 N'B.
'4 S10. V4 Sec. 8, T. t 8.. It. 13 K . .
S.iiul. Germain SE. Vi Sec 23 T.
I N., R. 12 B-: W. '4 BW. li H. 'i
NW V. ,.e -Jl. T. 1 N.. R. 12 E
2 fiS
2 28
4 5
3 83
lfl 1
5 2G
22 72
11 45
Uhrlly, Troy 8. Vi SW. 14 NK. li
.. Vi Sec. 3.1,1. IN, R. 10 K;:
m;. "4 aw. 14 nec. 2j i.
."hi p.ird, ' N. B.-W. 14 SW. 14 Sec.
l'i, T. 2 N., R. 10 K. lj J
.Shirlock, Bumuel Commencing 20
feit i;. from 8W. corner ioi i;,
block 1, E. 27 feet. N. r
W. M feet, N. to beginning; 1. t-
nun I,., V) lilitfk 1
5 33
?M
21 OH
8 51
IS 28
!1
Shi rrlcb, F. P. NK. V,. less 10 acres
ibedcil to II. II. Bailey, Sec. 9. T.
2 N It. 10 E
Scwird, Lnren Oommenclng 69.30
rniN N. SK. corner N W. U-J"-23
lo rods, W. Sl. rods, H. 23 10
r.idH, E. M.B rods, Sec. 2, T. 2 X..
It. 10 E.; II. It., lot 4, W. Vj 3,
block 2
Iierrill M.irv E., llelr.s-S. In S. li
sc 3, t. i s., it. it t:
Shoemaker, 15. K. NW. Vi NW. 14
M:. V, NW. 14, less 13 acres i to .-
i. .noemaKer, rive. , i.
lo K
f liiitt.-, Frederick 'ominenclng on
H. IIhk of H.f. 25 due N. ol NE.
"oner lot 2, Wlnaiis Add. II. R., X.
'' reel, W. r,0 feet. S. !' feet. E.
0 feel. Sec. 25. T. 3 N It. 10 E...
Si lil.ill nl!l A.l.t II (V. lot li.
block' 8: iiik. Add: I. C, Ion 1, 2
II. 12, block 3
li! 50
18 82
Si-her. John A. H-llllf. Add. I .
'ol 7, block 7: Ulir. Add. I. ..,';,
lot 2, W. v lot 3, block A: M'l,
Add. 1. v.. lot I. block :x
Sllvertoiith. V. W.--Ant., lots 4. ",
:i in ii i- a .,4 I., i 3 hl.tek 2 u8 'i
s:"iis.in, Alma (.'. Ileglnnliig feet
. mi i,M-t w. rrotn ri' cornei "i
nil formerly owned bv 1. 1. Hli-
VetlS. Si.lllherlV 120 feet, Westerly
o feel, iicirtluilv 120 r, ft. easterly
on line of Bight h si n et .' feet to
I" ginning; alsi rmxlm feel Joining
lol I, block 3, X. ti J. Add. I . '.
o feet mi Alvord aveiino bv P fed
I1" !'! N. c (1. Add. 1. I'., lot I.
oe'CK ,1
""llnian, I,. K K, KB. Vi Sec 23, T.
a -V, It. 10 B.
Sldbbe, . v. I,.t,. A. It. C. lots
oeiCK ;i
B.
B. I. 3. bloek II
S,''t". I.nulsil lllg. III. Add. 1. C.
;;'.'or; L y -l'eginnir.g 1V39 chains
V.. lo.t chiu S. of XE. corner,
s. chains. W. .7J chain. X.
e.1"' chains. E. 70 chains to be
Siiminis. Src. 2. T. 2 X., R. lo E... V.
Smart. If. C JIM. Add. D. C. lot
J. block S 2
Smith. Ella A.-Mil. A.M. T. I", lot
E, til, .ck 51: lots A, H. i". 1 K
1. J. K. U block bus A. H. f.
I'. E. II. K, U bl.nk 52; lota J.
K, I.. bi.Kk 5X
23 13
Smith, Jasper X. SW, , XE
SE. U. XW. U XE. i, SW.
' XW. 4 SE. ,, less lo acres sold
to John and Kliubeth Robinson,
in SE. X W. 't Stc. 9. T IX
R. 13 E
Smith. Mrs. E. L H. R., all block
12: II. It., all bloc E; undivideU
t lot 5. H fctt W. side 6, block L..
20 2.
93 li
Smith. K. L.-XW. SE. X?:. 4
SW. SW. , XE. 1,. less -1 acres
in SE. XW. , Sec. 11. T. 3 X..
H. lo E. : W. a SW. i XE. Sec
2i. T. 2 X.. It. 10 E. ; XE. '4 SW.
'4 SW. 14 SW. 14 S . XW.
' SW. '4. Sec. 21, T. 2 X., R. l.t E. :
E. Sec. 23. T. 1 X.. K. 9 E.;
I'ltasjiit View, lots 1. 2: H. K..
bits 5. ii. !.. ,; 11. R., undivided 'j
lot 7. block 9 71 76
Smith. C I).-E. '.. W. W. 1- X"E.
i4 Stc. 15, T. 2 X.. R. 10 E 2 25
Smith, S. f. SW. '4 SE. 4 Sec. 27,
T. S X.. R. 10 E 12 60
Smith. E. I.
nlth. E. I... Trustee S. 4 S. SE.
S.W. Sec. 22. T. t X.. H 10 K. .
1 1
Smith, J. M. tnd E. M.-l.ot 4. XE.
li SE. i, SVV. t SW. i Sec. 9. T.
1 X.. R. 13 E.
IS 93
Smith. l.ymim-N'W. K SW. 1. 1.
,.1
als
, -0111m. , i. -iiic VI-'. tf.rn-. SW
SW. I.. X. 17. S3 chains. E. 2.13
chains, S. 17.1 chains, V. 2.43
chains to beginning. Stc. 3." T. 3
X., R. 10 B.: Wlnans Add. H. R.,
lots 2. 3, 4. block f
23 50
Smith, H. K. and E. Morgan E. '3
XE. I4 X. a SE. I4 Sec. is, T. S
S.. R. 15 E. : SK. I4 XW. , X. ,
SW. '4 Sec. 19, T. 8 S., R. 15 E
2
89 5S
Smith, tieorgc IMs Fd. Add. I). C.
21
lot 3, block 22
Smith. Emma Mil. Add. D. t, lots
A. 1!, C, 1, block 57
Smith, r. L.-II. R. Park, lot 17,
block 4
Snodgrav. J. I'.-S. U SW. 14 XW.
SW. I4 Sec. 27. T. 4 S.. I? 11 B. .
10
Snow, F. A. XW. 14 SE. I4 Sec. 33,
T. 3 X.. R. 10
Snyder. Susan-XW. 14 XW. 14 Sec.
2. T. 1 X., R. 12 E
3 41
2 7
Sumnwrvllle. W. (J. Commencing
XE. coiner of XW. '4 NW. 't. W.
;;i'7 chains, S. li'j clmins. E. 307
chains, X. B'j chains 10 beginning.
Sec. 3, T. 2 X., R. 10 E
Sonca & Button All Sec. T. 1
X., R. 9 E. : all Sec. Iti, T. 1 X.,
R. 9 E. : SW. V4 Mi. '4, X E. i4.
XE. '4 XW. 14. 8'4 XW. 14. XW.
Vi SW, 1.4, SE. 14 SVV. 4. N. Vi SK.
, Sec. :i2. T. 1 N.. R. .9 E.: W. l-i
SK. !,. 3. ' SW. 14 Sec 31. T. 1 X.,
R. 9 E. ; E. Vi SB. li. X W. 14 SE.
i Sec. 32. T. 1 X.. R. 8 E.; W.
XW. 14. XE. '4 SW. '4. iot 1, 2,
Sec. 10, T. 1 X., It. 8 B
2 90
70 27
12 99
5 87
6 50
4 37
6 90
29 91
2fi
20 49
20 24
12 18
- 7 10
2 30
5.63
14 95
Splcenger, Michael F.. "j W. 14 Sec.
-20, T. 1 X., R. 13 E
Spencer, J. J. Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, Sec. 16,
T. 1 X. R. 10 E
Spurrier, V. E. Lots 3. 4. 5, block
2; SW. 14 SE. Vi, platted as Belle
view Add. P. C, less block 1, Sec.
18, T. 1 X.. It. 13 E
Staats, J. O.. Estate X. 13 NW. 14
Sec. 8. T. 2 3.. It. 13 B
Sternfels, Maurice XE. Vi SE. V.,
Sec. 3, T. 3 X., It. 10 E
Strain. Jefferson E. li W. Vi, N. 14
XE. 14. SW. 14 XK. 14. XW. 'i
SK. li. lots 24 , 25, 2t. 27, See. 31, T.
4 S.. It. It E
Stelner, Pauline-H. R. I'ark, lot 3,
block 1
Stegman, John NW
. Vi. W. la SW.
u 12 E E. 14
14 Sec. i. t. 1 n.i
SW. V4, W. 14 SE.
V4 Sec. 15, T. 1
N., R. 12 E...
Sterling. George W.-W. H NK. U,
B. 14KW. V4. NW. '4 NW. V4. NV
14 SE. Vi. XE. Vi SW. ' Sec. ., 1.
1 N' . R. 13 E
Sterling, R. H. Lots 2, 3,
T. 1 X., R. 13 E
Stevens; Harriet X. Big
4, Sec. 7,
Add.
V.
C, lot 9, block 24
Stewart, Ii. O.-S acres out of He-
t'ormack & Mundy tract, Sees. 6,
7, T. 2 N-, R- h E
Stewart, Vm.-SW. V4 SB. Sec.
14 T 2 X., R. 10 E.. Wlnans Add.
II. It., lots 3, 4, block 7
Stewart, Jeanette F. Lots 3, 4, SE.
14 SW. Vi Sec. 30, T. 1 X., R. 1,1 E-;
NW. '4 NW. Vi, Sec. 31, T. 1 N.,
R. 13 B
Stewart, Danlul-SW. V4 Sec. 25. T. 1
N., R. 12 B
Stlnson. Allert-E. & W. 1st Add.
H. H., lots 27, 28, 29, 30, block 1....
Stillwell, Fhelps & Settlemeier Lot
1 sec. HI,' T. 2 N. R. 15 E
Story Lucretla-SE. 14 N'VU. ,NJV,
H SE. 14 Sec. 3B, T. 2 X- R. 12 B...
Stranahan, Mrs. A. A. Wauctim,
lots 9, 10, block 3
Stranahan. O. L. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, See.
25. T. 3 X., R. 10 B
Stranahan, Geo. E. li SW. 14 SE.
14 Sec. 9, T. 2 X., R. 10 E
Stranahan. Tias. B. 1'- W. 14 RE.
Vi SW. 14 Sec. 9. T. 2 X., R. 10 E...
8 40
29
2 CO
3 C8
66
37 06
2 63
3 58
24 21
3 42
1 91
2 63
29
Straimhan. C H--NW. V S . 1
W. S W. Vi E.
SW. 1.4. 8. V. 14 W
Vi. E. 14 f '
Bee. 9, 1. i
N., R. 10 B..
Stranahan. A.
K.-Waucomu, lots
11, 12. block 3
Stranahan. James A.-4'ommenclng
8W. corner, HE. 14. SW . t. -f
rods. N. 811 rods. W. 22 rods 8. 80
rods, Sec. 9. T. 2 X., R. 10 E
Siranahan, -John U-W. 14 E- ,'4 K-
y SW. 14 Sec. 9, T. 2 N. R. 10 E...
Stroud, Samuel Commencing' 11
rods 10 feet 8.. 120 rod 20 feet B.
XW. corner O. L. Sims, No. 39. K.
10 rods N. 9.3 rods. W. 10 rods, 8.
9.3 rods lo beginning, T. 1 X.. it.
13 E
Sturgess, I). A.-S. V4 NW. 14, , W.
14 SW. 14 Sec. 12. T. 2 N., R. U B.
Summers. Robt. E. A W. 1st Add.
II. It., lots 21, 22, block 6
Swairger. Wm. A.-15 acres In K. 4
WW. V4 SW. V4 Sec. i. 'I. 1 X-. U.
13 E
Swift, Mary J.-N. 14 S. Vi Sec. 9 T.
4 S., It. 1.1 E.; la acre In I'rattvllle
Bvrl, Belle M.. X b N W. 14 Sec. 11,
T. 2 X., R. 11
Tait, W. E.-XW. li Sec. 27, T. 2 X.,
It. 9 B
Talbot On. E.-E. W. 1st Add.
II. It., lots 33, 34. block 2
Tavlor, J. W.-SE. '4 XW. 14 Sec.
;;ii. T. 2 X., It. 10 E
Tavlor, Eunice I., Jill. Ail 1. C lot
J", block 3
3 55
14 91
29
3 07
18 17
4 32
12 00
2.)
3 06
4 45
50
Tavlor. Sarah K. W. is, X. '4 E. '
See. 17, T. I N.. It. 13 E. : i :. Vs 1
j Si c. 18, T. I N.. R. II E.; lots
4 5 II 7, 8; fractional lots 1, 2, :i:
K SK. ' Sec. 8, T. 1 X., It. 13
K. ; E. la B. Va Sec. 7, T. 1 N It.
' 13 E. ; 1,11 s"
'Cvlor (. I).-'ominenclng Til l-str,
roils 'E. 11 11 I 1114 275 rods S. of I).
1 1 ' v., 'tl S til roils. E. 10 rods.
X. I'l
riing,
Add.
Tavlor
S.
TaIof
rods. W. 10 roils 10 nogin-
T I N.. R. 13 E. : Inans
II. li., lot 8, block 7
J. 8 K. '4 K. '4 SE. Ii SB.
. li, T. 1 S-. R- 13 K
J At -Mil. Add. 1). C lots
I II. bloek 23
4 13
4 31
; 58
avlor. Z..ck-NW. Hec. 32. T 7
j' n )7 K : Improvements on .
ij' Si ' :l. T. 8., It. 17 17.: lni
,,r,.v i. mi 11 is on K. ' E. 'a Sec. -,
lal it
10 ,'9
T. 8..
I." E-
Tt ague, J
-SK.
S.-c. 4. T. 1 8.,
12 B
The Hood River Trading o. II.
I-., tr.iclloii.il lots 1. 2. 7, 8. block A 21 ,0
The' American Manufacturing
si-" . NI7. U SW. Sec. 2i 1 .
IN- il HE.; B. 1, H'W. 8W.
.4 SW. t Sec. ::o. T. I X., R- H E- 37 K,
Tl.b I. II - W. ' XE. 'i- -v'
9 55
See. 2.1. T. . . '
9 18 Thomas, James - 'ominenclng M;.
1 ortier tiacl known a lnlck ai'i.
... -J S 2.2 feel. W. I'--. feel, X. fee .
"! E lo f-et. 8. .',0 fell. E. I-:" fee .
nil In Sims' l. L. C-, T. 1 V. It
15 10, 13 K
10
Thompscn. J. P.X. i, sw. See.
34. T. 2 X.. R. l E.:Mil. Add. l. C.
Ion O. 11. block 53
19 20
?1 93
17 ST
2 96
8 75
2t 3S
30 45
T5
14 20
7 59
1 90
4 42
Thompson & F.iighee L.
i lots 1. 2. block 21
A. D. C.
Thompsen. tieoriie T
I.. HI. Add.
, U. c. loin ;. . bloek 5
i
Thompson. Emma F. & V. 1st
Add. II. R.. lots 1. 2. 3. 1. blolk 2..
Thorn p.-in. W'm. SW. 4 Sec. 29 T.
1 X.. R. li) E
Thurston. B. II. Big III. Add l.
C, lois 1, 2, block 13
Ttbbetts. Henry H. R. I'ark. lot 43.
block 3
, Ti. man A. H Uits 11. l Sec. 11.
I T. 1 X., R. p. E. : W. NE. 4. X.
SE. '4 XW. S. 2 S'K. '4 XW.
-4 fil. . 1. I K. 10 t
T. milnsen. H. H.-SE. I4 Sec. 29. T
1 X., it. 10 E
Troup. J. W. Commencing S.W.
corner of Bunnell's lot. S. 170 feet
to al!-y. E. ali i-g alley 112 feet.
X. 17a feet. W. 142 feel to begin
ning, Ttev. Ad. I). C
Turner. Alva I.. Beginning 8W.
corner SW. i, along S. side Sec.
8. E. 19.3i) chains. X. - mile. W.
18.7s chains. S. to beginning. Sec.
S. T. 1 X.. It. 13 E
Turner. Geo. Mil. Add. D. C, lots
ii. H. block To
Udell, E. ". Beginning 7 chains
west of southeast corner I). L. O.
No. , south lo chains, west 2
chains, north 10 chains, east 2
chains to beginning, Seo. 35, T. S
X.. R. lo E
L'.-en. C. P. SW. ij NE. Sec. 31.
T. 7 8., R. 15 K. ; XW. t X'W. 1.4
See. 3, T. 8 S., R. 14 E.: SK. '
SE. U Sec. 15, T. 8 8.. R. 14 E. ;
SW. . SW. Vi Sec. 14, T. 8 S.. R.
14 E
I'rouhart. Andrew Mil. Add. D. C,
lots 1 J, block 39
Van Arnam. Jane E. SE. Vi SE. i
Sec. 12, T. 2 X R. lo E.
Valguth, M'.irle W. 14 SE. Vt SW".
XE. lt XK. l4 SW. 1, Sec. 4.
T. IS., R. lo E
Voogt. George W.-E. & ". 1st Add.
H. R., lots 37. 38. 41, 42, block 10....
Waldo. Clara H.. Heirs XW. V, SW.
'4 Svo. 25. T. 2 X- R. lt E. ; SE. '4
NE. Vi XE. !4 SE. li Sec. 2tJ,T.
2 X.. R. 14 B
Walker, Mary B.-E. A IV. 1st Add.
If. It., lots 21, 22, block 2
Walker, W. H One lot In Pralt-
villc. Sec. 11, V. 4 S., R. 12 E
Wallace, Mrs. S. F. Ant., lot 1.
bi s k 2
Wallace, X. V'. B. Add. Ant., lota
1, 2. block S
Walsh, Thomas X". 14 N. la Sec. 29,
T. 2 Nl. R. 15 E. : 8. 14 XE. '4 X".
SE. 'i Sec. 20. T. ! K R. 15 B. ;
W. 14 SW. V4 Sec. 21, T. 2 N R.
15 E
131 9T
2 67
3 10
11 20
68
10 20
29
3 00
26 CO
1 to
35 83
8 40
11 50
Walsh, John-E. 4 SB. i SW.
SE. 14 XE. Vi SW. Vt See. 33,
T.
It. 12 JS
Walton, Margaret A XE. V4 Sec.
T. 1 a., R. 15 E
Word. W. L.. F-state-S. 4 SE.
NB. Vi Sr.. 'i sec. ft, -r. I 5., it,
It
E. ; X. la X E. li Sec. 8. T.
R. 14 B
1 S.,
16 80
23 00
24 46
8 80
17 94
Walsh, J. W.-SW
1 X., It. 13 E
14 Sec. 34, T.
Ward. J. V. SW. i Sec. 12. T. 6
H.. R. 12 B; N. V4 Stc. 17, T. 5 &.,
li. 12 E
Washington. Daniel S. la SE. 14
Sec. 12V T. 1 N.. R. 13 B
Waters & Rawson S. Va SE. 14 Sec.
22, T. 1 N It. 13 E
Watson. Jane A. Lots 15 to 20. In
clusive, 33. 34. 43, 44, 45, 46, block
1; lots 41, 42. block 2; lots 5, 6. 23,
24. 27 to 32 Inclusive, 43 toi 48 In
clusive, block 3; lots 10 lo 21 inclus
ive, 37 to 48 Inclusive, block 4: lots)
1 to 20 Inclusive. 25 to 48 Inclusive,
block 5; lots 11 to 18, 39 to 44 in
clusive, block 6; lots 1. a, 7 to 1H.
So. 37, 38, block 7: lots 1 to 22
27 to 48 Inclusive, block 8; lots 1 to
23. 33 to 41 inclusive, 43 to 4 in
clusive, block 89: lots 3 to 12 In
clusive, 4S, 4(i. B. & W. 1st Add. H.
R., block 10
Watson. J. W. B. & AV. 2d Add. H.
R.. lots 11, 12. block 1; E. & AV.
Add. 'H. R., lots 1. 2, 3, 4. 5, 6.
block 4: E. & .AV. 2d Add. H. R. .
lots 1. 2, 13 to 44 inclusive, block
5: K. & AV. 2d Add. H. R., all block
7; K. & AV. 2d Add. H. R., lots 1 to
8, 42 to 48, blin k 8
AVatson, Mrs. Esther S. AVaucomn.
lot 1, block D
Watson . May G. Commencing
northwest corner D. L. C No. 3i,
east loo feet, south 30.85 feet south
erly along south line O. It. & N.
track 1930.3 feet, south 19014 feet
to north line of Waueoma, west to
west line AVaueoma, south to state
road, westerly along state road to
west line D. L. C. No. 37, north to
place of beginning, Sec. 3 N., It.
10 E
AVatts. Ermlldia -dl. R. Fark, lot 48,
block 1
AVatts, Mrs. Jtssie H. R., lots 1, 2,
block 21
AVatts, Lewis W. If. R. I'ark, lot
45, block 1
Wantle, Mrle II. R. I'ark, lot 4,
block 3
Weberg, Annie K. BE. Vi NE. Vi
Sec. 6, T. 1 N., R. 13 B
AVells. Warren NW. li NE. Vi. X.
4 SAV. li XE. Vi, Sec. 7, T. 2 N
R. 11 B
Whenldon, X. AV. 14 SB. 4. 3- 14
SW. i Sec. 34, T. I X., R. 10 B...
Wheildon Luclnda AV. X. & O.
Add. D. C, commencing 60 feet 8.
NW. corner lot 1, block 6, AV. 2"0
feet. 8 70 feet, AV. to E. line Mil.
AiM. I). C. southerly 76 feet to N.
line of lot purchased by O. D.
Taylor from Korten estate, south
erly 45 feet to AV. line of N. c O.
Adit. I). C, N. 130 feet to begin
ning, block 14
AVheeler. C. 8. V. of that point 5
acres deeded by Prather to Buck.
W. of state road, .See. 27, T, 5 X-,
R. W B
AVheeler, M. O. SW. 14 Sec. 31, T. 2
X.. R. 10 B
W heeler, J. L. E. & AV. 2d Add. H.
R., lot 15, block 5
Whltcomh, Geo. F. H. R. I'ark,
lots 28, block 4; II. R. Park, lot 42,
block 3
Whltcomh, Bertie and Belle II. R.
Park, lot 39, block 3
Whltcomh. M. J. Lot 1, Sec. X T.
3 X., It. 11 B
White, James-Mil. Add. D. C. lots
B. V, block
Wickens, T. E.-S-W. Vi SK. less
4'j. acres deeded by it. J. Ellis. In
acres J. t). Eastman, Sec. 23, T. 3
X. R. 10 E
Wicks. Is-abel-W. li XW. Vi flee. 27,
20 59
35 50
8 83
N.. R. 12 E. :
SE. NI
E. "i SK. Vi. NW,
SI-
Sec.
28, T. 1 X., It. 12 E
Wlckliam. R. F X. Va NW.
i, NW. V, XW. ij SW. ',
T. 1 8 It. 12 E. : NE. li H'l'
7. T. I 8., R. 12 E
Wlckliam. Jasper W. 'a XE
20. T. 2 X.. it. 10 E
17 16
13 23
7 RS
2i;
20
17 10
",. SW.
Sec. 8.
I. '.4 Sec
Vi SeP.
lot 31,
lot 31,
Wldner. Mary II. R.
block 1
Wldner. C. F. II. R.
Park,
Park.
block 1
Wllev. E. :., and E. B. Clark NW.
Vi SW. Vi Sec. ."HI, T. 3 X.. R. li) E.
Wlllard, Geo. 8.-8K. Sec. 6, T. 2
8. "It. 15 B. ; SE. ! 8-c. 5, T. 2 8.,
it. 15 1:
Willis M. Commencing N . cor
ner NW. Ii Sec. 2ii, S. to II. S.
wauoii road. J-:. along said road to
a point midway between 17. AV.
boundary line of N W. '4 SW. ',.
X. to X. line of SW. ',. W. to be
ginning; also. In ginning 18 rods N.
or B. line of XW. '4 SW. on N.
line nf slate road. W. nlong said
mad lil mils, X. Pi rods. K. Pi rods,
S l'i rods, all in S. c. 2il. T. 3 X.,
It. 10 B
Willi "on.
II. It..
Add. H
AV. A.-B. A W. Nt Add.
o .11, bloi k ii: E. K- W. lsi
R.. lots 57 to l'.. bloek ...
Williams. W. (I. -Mil. Add. D. C..
I,. I 1, bloek lr; .Mil. Add. I. C,
lot C, bl.H k 123
Williams. Georgi Commencing cen
ler wctlon north to oiiuiy road,
southwest to InierVei'tlng line be
tween XW. 'i 8W. 'i to beglimlng,
Seo 1;, T. . x R. P. E. : MSI. Add.
It. C. loi u. 41. Hock 51
4 Pi
17 10
u ,
; Williams. Fred-SE. XE. E.
8K. E. i, W. ', SE. Ac. .
1 T. I X. U. 11 E
! Williams. Mrs. "io!rt -I'ndlvl.l, d
lie-nnh In XW. 1. See. 24. T. I
X.. R.
I t E.
Wilio.-k.
bl.Kk
1:. i
t ....
-II. R. Park, lot 4
WIN .n.
1). C.
WiNon.
lots J.
Mrs
It. J.-Big
bloik 7
Bl. AM
lot
Norman Mil. Add.
K. L, blocK 13
D. C.
I 25
Wlnans. Ar.dutan-Lot 1. NE. ' XE.
pari plaited and miM. Sec.
a, r. 3 x.
It. lo E
W lnans. E. T.-X '
1 X.. It. 9 E.: 8. '
SW. '4 Sec. 21. T.
1 X , Sec. n.
1 SW. l XW.
i X.. R. E. .
I1 il
Wlnans, AV. A SE. i, 8,-c. 11. T. 1
X.. R. 9 E. : SK. 1. SW. 4 Sec Is.
T. 1 X. K. w B. : S. W aueoma. lot
0. I lock A
Wlnans. Mrs. U Wlnans" Add. H.
R., block 1
Wlnans. W. R SK. 14 X"E S.-o
1. T. 1 X.. R. 9 E. : E. . SB! i.
SW. i, SE. '4 Sec. Si. T. 2 X.. R
9 B
Wlnans. L. SW. 4 Sec. 13. T. 1 X"
R. 9 B ;;
AVInchell. Vlrgil-R XE. K XTAV
. NE. t NK4 NW. 1, Sec. 19.
T X.. R. 11 E. ; SW. i SW. i. 8.
'a SE. '4 SW. 1, Sh-. IS. T. 2 X'..
R. 11 E
AVIshart. O. !. NA. 1t Sec. S2, T
I X., lt. 10 E
Wishart. J. SW. i Seo. 33, T. 1 X..
R. 10 E
WIshm. I). XB. I Sec. 32, T. 1 X..
R. 10 B
AVolfran. Frani H. R. I'ark, lot 9.
block 2 i
Wood, Rachael C. Mil. Add. D. C,
lot 9, block 40
AA'ood, Thomas J. E. & AV. First
Add. II. R.. lots 23. 21. block 9....
Wood. Alfred SW. i Sec. 22. T. 2
X., R. lo E
Wood. Henry Dufur Fourth Add.,
all block 18
21 '.15
t 50
17 43
75
9 75
13 13
20
1 7S
29
12 12
10 65
42 9S
17 6S
Woodcock. H. F.-SW. 1,4 XW. i
SE. V Sec. K T. 4 8.. R. 12 E. :
E. '2 SK. V S. Vt XE. Vi Sec. 17.
T. 4 S.. R. 12 E., J. A. Piattvllle..
Woodfortl, Joseph & Son XA". i
Sec. II. T. 2 S.. R. 12 E
AVoodworth, O. D. Commencing 84
riHN W. center Sec. 34, S. 100 rods,
W. 24 rods, X. loo rods. E. 24 rods,
Sec. 31, T. 3 N, R. 10 E.; S. 1, SW.
4 XW. 4 Sec. 24, T. 2 X., It. 10
E. ; NE. V4 XE. Vi See. 21. T. 2 N..
R. 9 E. : undivided Vi interest lots
5. 6. 7, 8. Sec. 30, T. 1 X., R. 9 B.;
H. R., lots 1, 2, 7, 8, block 8
Wright. AV. J. Dufur Fourth Add.,
all block 19
AVright, Beatrice H. R. Park, lot 23,
block 1
Wright, Z. T. II. R. I'ark, lot 47,
block 3
Wright, A. R. H. R. Park, lot 46.
block 3
Yming, B. T. 8. Va SE. Vi SE. li Sec.
22. T. 2 X., R. 10 E. ; blocks 13 to
23, inclusive: block 24, H. R. Park..
Young. S. L. X. la X. 14 NW. Ii SW.
Vi, Sec. 19, T. 2 N R. 11 B
Zachery, Albert-8. 14 NE. Vi XE.
Vi SB. Vi Sec. 7, T. 6 8., R. 19 B
Zachery, D. L. AA 14 SW. Ii Sw.
22, T. 1 X., R. 13 B. ; SE. V SE.
Vi Sec. 21, T. 1 X., R. 13 E
Zyback, John Thomp. Add. D. C,
lot 5, block 2
248 12
11 65
26
26
26
4 06
2 55
5 14
12 54
4 05
HIierlfTii Asuesmiient,
Tunny, J. D. L. Add. Ant., lot 11,
block 1
Sutherland, James That part of 5
acres deedeil George T. Prather to
Buck X. of state road. Sec. 27, T.
3 N., R. 10 B
Vorhees, Charles Commencing 21.69
chains AV. of li cornr between
Sees. 6, 7, S. 43 rods 19i links, E.
88 rods 6 links. X. 1 rod 23'i links
northerly to beginning, Sec. 7, T. 2
N., R. U E
Burger, J.. and Rowland, G. AV.
Commencing SW. corner SW.
SB. i Sec. 33, T. 2 N., R. 13 B., '
E. 490 feet, X. 12 degrees, B. 1100
feet to Intersection S. line lot 9,
AV. to SW. corner lot 9. 3. to begin
ning, all in Methodist Mission
claim
Stanfels, Maurice Idlewilde. lots 3,
4, 5, li, 19 to 24, Inclusive, block 2..
Harlan. Thomas-S. 14 SW. H SW.
14 SK. 14 Sec. 2. T. 2 X., R. 11 E...
30 22
29
3 72
10
Xesson. l'eter W. 14 SVV. li Sec. 30,
T. 2 X., K. 10 B
T. 2 X., R. 10 B.
Akin, Doc L. A.
block 5
XW. Vi Sec. 31,
Al. C, lot 10,
Ttylor. F. P. W.
14 SW. li Sec. 7,
T. 1 N.. R. 14 E.
R. dlgan, Patrick XW. V, NAV
Vi
SW. 14 Se-. 36, T. 8 3., R. 17 B. .
Underbill, James, Heirs Lots 4, B,
8, 7, Sec. 6, T. 2 S It. 15 B.
Jones, Amanda J. Ixils 1, 2, 3, SE.
V4 NE. Vi Sec. 1. T. 2 S., It. 14 B....
Shultz. Sanford S. 14 SE. 14 SB. li
SIW. Vi Sec. 31, T. 8 S., It. 15 B
I.vle, Wm.-SE. i NE. '', XE. Vi SE.
Vi. lots 1, 2, 5. Sec. 32. T. 7 S., R.
11 B
Fainter, August Mil. Add. D. C
lots C, D, block 41
Reno. Pauline SE. 'i XE. Vi NE. 14
SK. V4 Sec. Hi. T. 2 X.. R. 12 E. : Mil.
Add. I. C, lots K. L, block 103...
Ulrlch, Mrs. K. Bellevue Add. D.
C, lots 3, 4, 5, block 2
MeCormack Catr-s '4 interest
commencing XE. corner lot now
owned by John fates on 8. line Al
vord avenue southerly to alley, J.
' D. U C northerly to 8. line of Al
vord avenue, westerly to beginning
Kinney, Peter AV. V4 XE. 14 E. 14
NW. 14 Sec. 28. T. 1 S., R. Ji E
Shackelford. AVm. Trev. Add. D. C,
point off block 9; Mil. Add. D. C,
lots A, II. C, D. E. bliH-k 25: lots
A. P.. K, L, block So; all blocks
31, r.5, 5ii; lots A, 11, C, 1, E, F,
block 71: lots A. B. C, 1. B. F,
block 82; lots A, B, block 72
Shackelford, Mrs. R. S. Mil. Add. I).
C, all blocks 43. 44: lots G, H, I, J,
K, L, block 71; D. C, lot 3, block 6.
Sharp. E. F.-SW. Vi W. 'a NW. 'i
SK. '4 NW. Vi Sec. IS, T. 1 It. H
E.: lllg IM. Add. D. C., lots 10, 11,
17, block 8
Sharp. B. F.-E. 14 SK. 'i XW. '4
E. H SW. '4 Sec. 13, T. 1 X., R.
13 B.
Sharp. Mrs. E. F. Big Add. D. C,
lot 1, block S
37 46
31 05
10 IS
9 63
74 53
Sharp. F. H. Fractional NW, '4 See.
12, T. 1
X., it. 1,1 vj
Sharp, 1".
T. 1 X.,
T E. '. X W. 'i Sec
It. H E
19,
Stephens,
Charles-Tack Add.
D. C.
lots II.
12, 13, black 4..
Vatise, Florence Gates Add. I. C,
part lots 1. 2. 3. block 12
56 80
Want. Samuel P. X. '.. XW. U X.
'a XK. S Sec. 1.".. T. 2 8., R. 11 K :
E. 1., SW. 1, S. -, SK. ', Sec. pi,
T. 2 8.. It 11 E. : S. '. SW. '4 S.
Va SK. '4 Sec. II. T. 2 8.. II. 11 E. :
commencing point 21 chains B. of
XW. coiner of Ii. Bolton's I". L.
C. Xo. 37. T. I S.. It. 14 K-. X. 6.n2
chains. W. 7 chains to corner Sees.
2. 4. P. P). E. 12 chains. S. 0 ,le
gie s 1". minutes -lo chains. W. 11
chains s links 0 degrees 21 min
utes, W. in chains. In ginning
Win re the I-:, line between Sees. :1.
4 crosses W. line I'. Bolton's I .
L. ('.. sit Id point l-elng 4.9 feet X.
SW. corntr of said S c. 3. K. along
X. line said claim lo.'i) f. et. X. i
f. ft. W. 4.'0 feet. X. C'l lie
minutes, W
,.l feet to St e 1 1 ,111 Un
3, I, S. 2V feet to be
bet ween Si .
ginning ..
W.-nd, O. W
KW. ',. SW
S , R. II E :
31 13
-Lot 1. 8.
4 XE. ,.
I ns I. 2. 3.
In 1. L.
XW. i,
-. I, T. 1
. XW.
' ,. 2. in res
Sec 9 T. 1 3.. It 11 I". ; 8W .
si;.' sk. sw. ',. s .-.
T. 2 S. It. 12 E.: NE. '4. XW.
lot 1. See. 7; N E, 'i HI-'. ',, Sec.
NW. SK. '1. W. NW. 't. Ho
Pi. T. 2 S , It. 11 E. : 1 infill s 4i
Adilltlou; all bloi k 12
Ward. F. II -All 1. I.. 1- x.i .ft W.
of S-. line running between Sees.
3 4. 9. la, T. 1 S.. R. u E : S. ' ,
R. 14 E. : lot. j. 4, .s 1 xw . 1.
NB. '4- X. i, SB. v,. S.c. 8. T I s'.
s.c. u: S. XW. ,. N. I, SW. '..
NW. 14. 8k. 1,. See. 11. T. 1 S.
It. 11 K. : H:g 111. A.!. I. I. C. : lots 7.
-V bl.K-k 27 ,
W lrg. Mariin-Ta. k Ad. I. I. C. lots
S. T. X. 4 , ;i, block !.'
72 is
10 (5
LOCAL HUKVI1IE9.
TucmNv Paily.
(ieoro McManeujey wj adiuittetl to
full citizenship before Jude liiaJstiaw
tody.
Attorney A. A. Jnyne lias Inniflit the
J-uit rancii of Henry liruwn on I tie tast
eide of II Kiver.
A find t.ue lictween The Oailei
ami lioltieii lale teams hsf lieen arrange,!
to coitie 1 ff al tit Memlale next Salurtl.iy.
Chr!ey Flank lias eoltt Ins saloon on
First street to Charles Withon. The
place was turned over to Mr. Withoff
yesterday.
The ladies of the Catholic church ill
give n cDlertaiiiineiit anil boM a sale
of fancy work, suitable for Christmas
preseuis, on Thursday, lWeinler 20th,
at the I'ulil Ain opera house.
The sale of the steamer Frederick K
Billings has been postpmeJ indefinite
ly. She was Xo hive been given under
the hammer to the highest bidder last
Wednesday, but for various reasons no
deal was consummated.
The otliciul count of Klickitat county
gives MeKinley 403 vote's over Bryan
for president, Fiink 300 over lingers for
governor, Cushman 407 over Ronald for
congressman, Jones 405 over Robinson
lor conuressinnu and xesbitt 002 over
Darland for representative. Four years
ago McKiuley'a plurality over Bryan
was 232.
An Astoria corn doctor who made some
election wajers of treat ment of pedal
excrescences nuainst tmu9 of money
equal lo what the professional services
would cost if phi! for, has not been reen
since the election, and one or two Auto
rlans are impatiently awaiting his re
turn to the city. When he does arrive
he will be kept busy trimming corns
gratuitously for a few days, says the
News.
GU4 Miller was arrested last night by
Officer Like for going to sleep on the
sidewalk In the neighborhood of Croas's
grocery store. He was booked on the
charge of drunkenness, but in considera
tion that since his arrival here Saturday
from Gilliam county, where be had been
working as a farm band, he had blown
In all bis money save few nickels, His
Honor, Judge Gates, discharged him
this morning without fine.
Say, do you know a good thing when
you see it? If you do, call around and
let us show you that most desirable four
roomed cottage and barn, orchard and
lot on Thirteenth street. It is a beauty,
and we are going to sell it. . If we can't
get what it is worth, we are going to sell
it any way. Try us and see. We have
a new supply of money to loan since the
election. If you want to get a good loan
at reasonable rates of interest, call and
see us. Hudson & Brownhill.
The 0. E. & N. steamer, Modoc, Is
now making regular trips to Salem and
Independence, stopping at all way land
im;8. She leaves Portland on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a. m., ar
riving at Salem at 4 p. m. and Inde
pendence about 6 on the same days.
Returning boat leaves Independence at
oa. ro. and Salem at 6 a. in. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving at
Portland about 3 p. tn. same days.
Last year at this time unusual Interest
was manifested in the much-heralded
approach of the Leonid shower, winch,
however, did not take place owing prob
ably to the perturbation of the Leonids
by the planets Jupiter and Saturn,
There is a slight shower of meteors
every year, but the heavy stream appears
to us only in an average of 33.2-3 years,
and it is this fiery shower which we
expect this year, on tomorrow vW.,
November 14, 13th hour, aslronouiick!
time, or November 15, civil time, from
about midnight until dawn.
The Telegram tells of a Portland min
ister who married a young couple the
other day and was handed a nickel by
the grooin in payment for bis services.
We know of a Dalles minister who got
lesi than that for a similar service.
Alter performing the ceremony tho
groom Inquired the lee. ' Just what
you plenBe," was the answer. "Then,
I thank yon very much," replied the
groom as he took the arm of his wife
and walked c(T. The Portland grooin
came back when he discovered he had
given the minister a nickel instead ol a
five-dollar gold piece, but the Dalles
groom never came back.
KUer I. L. Ilaratler, whose reputation
for truth and veracity has never been
blemished, reports an interesting study
in nature at his home on the west eii'u
of town, says the Payette Independence.
"A few days ago an old cit drifted into
his possession from the adjicent brushy
lands that lie to the south of his or
chard, bringing with her a family of
four kittens, Ai outlhii there is noth
ing Strang-', but when it is asscrte I that
these kittens are half rtlibit and half
cat, the fore quitters being that of the
kitten, while the him! n'lartcri Is that
of the rabbit ; Unit they havo Ibe bunty
cotton lail of the ralbll and jump in
stead of walking, our fusion friends will
receive n great shock in the fear that
the m-rL)iiii trust win ueeuoy itie
; value of ti.e jick-r il bit aj a eubititute
for biefeteak in the event of a demo
cratic administration of national afTuIrj.
But teriouily ther is no joke about tL
strar.e family at Klder RaraderV Tim
inot.grels are worth seeing."
I. S. Davis has returned to The Dallea
after spending the summer huuting fos
sils in the regions of the John Day and
Crooked river. Till towards the end of
July Mr. Davis was with a party from
j the 1'iiiversitv of California, under the
j direction of Professor Mrrriam. Snce
then he was aecjiiip.uiUd by a Berke
ley sradnato named Vane D:nont.
j The search was very successful, especial
ly the latter paitof it. All told they
secured some thirty-seven large boxes
of fossil remains, many of which are
coneidered of gnat value. Mr. Davit
shiped seven boxes to Muuch, but the
lion's share of the find will go to Berke
ley. Colonel Dutch advises prune grower
holding Italian prunes not to be scared
by reports from Salem. He says that
offers of 6'4' cents have been refused, in
spite of the leport that no more than 6
cents can be obtained, and that the
growers may consider themselves lucky
to obtain that price. He taya that
jrowers can easily get 7 centt for the
Italian prunes. Furthermore, be tays,
tho world's supply does not cut any
figure in the marketing of the Italian
prunes. This variety has a demand
asi.le and independent of the demand
for any other prune. In other wcrds,
the Italian prune is not a fleeted by the
demand or supply of other classes of
prunes, because it stands upon an inde
pendent basis of its own.
When John Wilson, alias Howard,
who is accused of breaking into W. A.
Johnston's store a few weeks ago, wat
taken to the circuit court room yester
day for arraignment, a search was made
of his cell that resulted in finding a jack
knife, a case knife, a peculiar looking
large screw and a large wire nail. The
case knile was hacked In the tde to
that it could be used as saw. Where
Wilson concealed these things the
sheriff would like to know. He wat
searched the first thing on his arrival
an i nothing was found on him. It is
possible tho articles may have been
handed him through the bar of the
back door by a pal on the outside. Wil
son is evidently a tough one. He bad
utilized the big screw In the attempt to
make a hole through the cement floor
of bit cell and thus escape, but found
the job a vain one and abandoned it.
The Wheat Markat.
Wheat advanced two cents a bushel
in this market yesterday and now stands
at 47. Of the Portland market today's
Oregonian says:
Abetter wheat market at borne and
abroad was the most interesting features
of the trade situation yesterday, although
the improvement was not sufficiently
pronounced to start a very free selling
movement. The holders who were will
ing to tell when the price got back above
55 cents again have now decided to bold
on until the price goes a few centt per
bushel higher. Most of the exporters
were quoting around 55 centt yesterday,
although tome of them expressed in
difference about doing business at that
figufo. Others apparently more in need
of the cereal were quoting np to 55.'
cents. There was nothing doing in blue-
stem, and Valley, at usual, was out of
the market from an export point of
view. Freights have a weaker tone, and
unless the market should improve so as
to start wheat to moving they will un
doubtedly recede.
The Sao Francisco Weekly Maiket
Report oi the 10th instant is inclined to
tbink that prices will Improve in the
near future. Two of the largest operators
are very much disposed to "take bold"
of wheat and if freights continue to
weaken the market will undoubtedly
anvance. Ships are offering rates con
siderably lower than those that prevailed,
ten dayt ago.
School ICeport.
Following is the report of school dis
trict No. 7 for the month ending Novem
ber 0, 1900:
No. of days Utight, 20.
No. of days attendance, lij.'i.
No. of pupils unrolled, 57.
The following pupils were neither ab
sent nor tardy: LUzlo Mohr, Rufus
Ordway, Utymond Orday, Carl Mohr,
Mike Mohr. Marion Sproat, Leonard
Nickelson, Julia Nickelson, Hugo Paasb,
Roy Van Allen, Lena Van Allen, Hesttr
Harbison, Alphonse Mohr, Gertie Cros
by, Marie Mohr, Anna Nickelson, Fred
Nickelson, Nellie Wishart, Myron Wish
art, George Wiuchell, Ruth llarbiton.
Klilh Spro.tt, Rosa Wishart, Daniel
Prathar, Kdrrard Lage, Annie Mohr,
Carrie Boardman, Elmer Hoard m an ar.d
Warren Wells.
T. M. B. Chahtain, Teacher.
Circuit Court t'roreerilng.
Iii the circuit court yesterday a ilecice
of divorce w as granted to I la M. Pawn
from her husband, Frank Brown.
This morning a decree of divorce was
granted in the rase of Celiu K. Houston
vs. John M. Houston.
The followinit indictments have latn
found: John Wilson, for larre .y fn m
r store; W. Kelly, larceny from a stcre
Mead Itiltthcp, assault with a t! niferi.ua
weapon; H. C, Bateliam, assault.
F.x'ra gold values at the New Vork,
Cash Store.
7, 8, block 2