The Oregon mist., March 25, 1892, Image 3

THE OREGON MIST.
UaltcJ Kitten lid Citmtjr Official fiper,
Bt. Hkumi, Mauch 25, 1892.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Pure (reeli drug! at Rose' drag etore
Oomminioner Barnee, of Meyger,
Wat la 81. Helena Wednesday laet,
Clothing, first claaa and belt quality
t Perry's, Houiton. ,
lire. ThomM Holoe, of CHUton,
dull tick at Dreseut.
I nntrinc'. netfumee tha belt.
Rma haa a fulfline.
Min Cloa Bearcy, of this place,
visited friende ia Vancouver last week
Mr. Homer Woodard, of Portland
I. tin Meiira. Dare and Dan
Klchardeon, of Mile place.
B.. P. Graham, of the Portland law
ehool. spent Sunday in St. Helena
chatting among hia old frienda.
Thera ia only Ave mora daya
which to pay taiea before they be
come delinquent.
Cantata Jamea Miller, one of tlie
oldest ateamboat men on the river,
came down Monday evening in charge
( tba Toledo..
The Karveat Queen broke down on
liar way ud Monday and did not reach
Portland until late at night. The
Potter ia now running in her atead.
C. A. Bnow is Co'a. pamphlet, In
formation and Advice, about patenta,
eavesta. trademark, copyrights, etc,
may be obtained free at thia office.
Bevls, Nicholae Company, we are
informed, will move their aawnuii
from Tide creek to Kalama, Weali
where they have aecured a large eub-
aidy from the cituena of that town.
The horrible condition of the road
between St. Helena and Oillton leada
tn la believe the dietrict ia without
aunerviaor. It ia bardly aafe for
' travel unleaa you have a flying
chine strapped to your body.
ma-
Ia the eaaa of 0. W. Duubar and
Oeerge Jlibbard, editore and - pro-
urietora of the Aitoria Town Talk, lor
libalint tSamuel Elmore, tried in the
dietrict court last week in Aitoria
llibbard waa acquitted and Dnnbar
convicted and sentenced to oue year
in the county Jan. ..
laet Friday George Armstrong and
Alexander Bonner were brought dow
from HcaDiMHwc and tried in Juitice
llUkaalev'a court charged with tree
sieaainc on the premises of R. Z. Joy
They both pleaded guilty and were
lined fa each ana costa,
John Hilleary. father of Mra. T.
Watts, of thia place, died at Oltiey,
' I . .ft m muintlf. ftf.rnh lflLh-if dmrtiiV.
Mr. Hillearr came to Orecun in 1852
and settled on a claim near Portland
nd afterward went to Wheatland,
where ha lived until 1861, when hia
i.roDortv waa all destroyed by the
tnil flood of that year. For die laet
few years he haa been living with hii
children, Ma nesun oeiug poor,
waa in hia 75iu year. ,
In the United Butei dietrict court
Tueeday, Judge Deady rendered a de
cision ersinst the ateainer Joseph
Kellogg. The Kj1)iR waa aonie time
go libeled, charged wilb running
without a watchman aa required by
law. being accuaed with making Ion
trioa to Freeport without the watch
man. The court held that according
to the law the ateamer waa guilty aa
charged. and atated that the minimum
nne waa I50U lor each onenae,
Cat flahing ia the order of the day
liareabouta at present Thia ipecie of
fiih, new to Oregon, ia becoming a
factor in the flab induitry along the
Columbia river. Laat week B. 8earcy,
bv the uee of a aet net, aucceeded in
catcbini ever a ton of theae aplendid
Bib in one night, 1800 pounda of
which he found a ready market for in
fertland. Again on laal Saturday
nil bt he made a etmilar catch. Be
eidea the neta they are caught in any
Dumber with hook and line, affording
snort for all classes. The Brat cat hah
in lliia country were brought from
the Keel (193 in number) about ten
veera ago and planted in Silver Lake
OowliU oeunty, Waah. For five yeara
tha laws of that territory proteotod
them, at the expiration of which time
the lake itemed literal y alive witn
them. From tbia lake they gradually
found their way out into the Toulle
river and from that to the Cowlita and
into the Columbia. In the mean
time aeveral Dartiea aeenred and
planted tbia apecie of fiih in Scap-
)tooie bay and other alougha and
creeki, where they have increased
very ranidlv until now Ihey are found
In great quantity in all the lakes,
alougha and rivera tributary to the
lower Columbia, and have grown to
weigh aa high aa three pounda.
Volume 1. No. 1 of the Marion
Count) Democrat ia on our table,
with the name of Mr. E H. Flaer ap
peering at the head of the editorial
column aa editor and proprietor. The
Democrat ia a aplendid apecimen of
newspaper make-up, chuck lull oi red
hot democracy from top to bottom,
eight pagea. In the eatabliahment of
the Democrat Mr. Flagg purohaied a
complete new plant with cylinger
presses, both job and newi, and ia
Srepared to aupply the wanta of the
tarion oounty democrata with their
Job printing aa well aa publiihing the
newa on Monday morning, a day that
no other paper tiauea in Salem. The
namncrit ia the only democratic paper
in Marion county and will no doubt
be highly appreciated and well patron
ised by it'a citUena. Mr. Flagg- waa
for aeveral veara editor of Thi Mist.
and all muit confeaa waa largely in
etrumental in increaamg our popula
tion by atralghlforward methods
adopted by himaetf in advertising the
county. After leaving here over three
yeara ago he went to Hillaboro, where
be engaged in the newspaper busineia
with luccess from the beginning, and
where he reaided until a few weeka
Ago. Hia many frienda in Columbia
county will be glad to hear of hia being
permanently eatabliahed at the atate'a
capitol, and the people of Salem
should congratulate themeelvea upon
having a newapaper man in their
wide who ia not afraid to apeak out
hia opinion on all raeUere of publio
Importance.
The ateamer Toledo haa been placed
on the Ruiulur Portland route in
place of the Kttllnirg, the Kellogg com
imny having botiuhl her buck from
the Woodland Transportation com
pnny for the sum of 10000 $2000 1cm
than Ihey paid for her a few montha
ago, uud after expending 12600 in
building a new hull they are com
pelted to take 92000 leas than the
purchase price. The Kellogjr, we
undenlaod, will be plxoed on the
Freeport route a freight boat,
Many yeara practice have eiven C
A. Snow A Co., Solicitor! of Patents,
at Washington, P. C, uniurpaiaed
anccesa in obtaining patenta for all
classes of Inventions, They make
specialty of rejected caaea, and have
secured allowance of many ' patenta
mat had been previously rejected.
Their advertisement iu another col
umn, will be of interest to inventors
patentees, manufuctnrera, and all who
liave to do with patenta.
In another column of The Mist
will be found the advertisement of
the Farmers' dc Merchants' Insurance
Company, of Albany, Oregon. We
take pleaaure In recommending this
company to our renders aa being the
moat prompt of any in the atate In
adjusting and puying losses. The
editor of thia pupur did the first busi
ness In Columbia county lor this com
pany and alwaya found them prompt
in all mattera connected with the in
surance business.
Th Mist, as usual, again scnreia
point in publishing the proceedings
of the republican county convention
a woe ahead of all it's contempor
aries. II you waut the newa read
Tm Mibt.
Don't fail to attend the dramatic
entertainment at the Masonic hall
next Thursday night Bear in mind
that thia play will be produced one
night only.
On Tuesday night at Houlton the
train ran over and killed a 2-year-old
iter belonging to C. 8. Emerson.
"Comrades." one night only at
Maaonic bull March 31.
See the ad. of Mra. 0. L. Colburn
in another column.
CLATSKANIE.
W. A. Edarerton was a passenger for Fort-
land on Tuesday.
V. O. Blood also took an airing: to visit
the metropolis. .
Charles Ebermesser is enticed at Elliott's
estnp and was in town with die team the
urst Ol HI wots iur auppiies.
It so happened that our merchants all
got out ol chop and shorts fur led st the
ame time, so that a man whose feed box
was empty, bad to flih -r tmu his rtor
out or try some other subitftuW. A supply
cutue In on Monday evening
Another thine that was unpleasant as
well as remarkable wet a scarcity ol fresh
buttt-r for two or tlirea days. It could, not
bs found in market here.
C. A .Himule has been confined to the
house ain for tti at week; A. M.
Ilctieiior ass slra been uurslnic himself In
doors for a few days.
Mrs. John Engliih came in Monday
svruing to spend some time with ber
parent, and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Merrill went to Wood
land and elsewhere the tint of the week.
Henrv Bruwn ha his new skid road
about ready or retting loss to the stream
on we A. varr place.
The suoervlwr bos been havlni some
needed work dons on the Msrshliuid road
I In brlilie has been built around the iron
cylinder at bureuii s null, and the losi
have all been taken out so that a herse can
act through the entire distance from here
to Marnbland. It saves cliinbin a tre
mendous hill and will be appreciated by
me iraveiina; public.
Johnson and 6am Kellv are btiav this
week faauling lumber from Tichenor's
mill, whicli bos started up for a summer's
campaign.
Two well known Clatsksnites. Cliff Over
ton and WUl Myers returned to the city
this week, sfter an absence of sereral
months. Thev look as thouidi iliev bad
tareu wen wiuie away.
Rev. Westerberjr. a Scsndinavian min
ister from Portland, came iu on Friday
evening expecting 'o go to Vesper on horse
bsek, the horse to be sent here by a cor
respondent. The animal failed to arrive,
and the Rev. srentleman resnniued over
Sabbath hers preaching at It a. m., and
after Habhath school in the aftcrnnon. He
also held services on Monday evening while
awaiting lor ins steamer. All these ser
vices were Iu English and very highly ap
preciated. A meeting- or c tis.-ns to elaee In nomi
nation persons to HII the various city of-
rsi mr me ensuing year was neia in we
ity hall lust think of it: city hall -last
Friday evening, and Was so hireely at-
tondi-d thnt there were not chairs enough
to seat the audience, a part Jiaving to
stand. There seemed to be no struggle
this year for positions on the tic set, and it
was with some difficulty that enough good
and true men could be found willing to
assume the responsibility oi managing city
affairs for a year. The following gentlemen
however were placed in nomination : A.
M. Tlchcnor was unsn mnuslv nominated
for president of the council, a position be
nils amy at present. He was not at the
meeting ana therefore did not decline, and
it is hoped will rive the city the benefit of
his services for unotber year. An entirely
new council ticket was nominated comdst-
..gof C. W. Jones. W. K. Convert. W. H.
Kouts, M. O. Bryant; for recorder, R. 8.
Rattan ; for treasurer, A.J. Myers.
Another gathering of renuhllesns of this
precinct was held at the same place at 2
m.,on Batorriav.ana selected I. Mernii,
H. Psvne. J. B. Hall and W. H. Convers
as delegates to the county convention.
MARSHLAND.
Charles McDonald left for Weatrort Sat
urday, where he will work in McFarland's
logging camp.
Dava McDonald went to Clatskanie last
week to continue work for O. K. Elliott.
The bovs of back ranch No. 1 have com
pleted the work in Dead Men's canyon.
Mr. Johnston, of Clatskanie. was In the
village Sunday purchasing harass.
Mr and Mra. A. 8. Graham visited
Clatskanie last week.
Several of Marshland's energetic young
ladies visited tbe Clatskanie Sunday school
last Bnnriav. Thev reDort having a splen
did iournev. excepting they received a duck
ing on their return home, but they say it
was alright.
The question for debate next Saturday
evening Is. "Kesolved that the isrgestctiy
In the state should be the eapitol of that
state." Speakers: Affirmative, Silvo
Oraham , A. S. Graham and W. L. Graham.
negative, l-oyd uraoam, James Wallace
d Louis Jarvey.
TBYON ITEMS.
In nnhertv and Freddie Winchester
went to the city of Ksioier Sunday
The voung people of Tryon will soon be
experts in the art of lumping the rope.
We wonder what that young man went
St. Helens lor last weea.
Mr. Dnmskle Is visiting relatives at this
lacs. He intends visiting Astoria and
lwooo before returning to bis borne in
Triumph, Idaho.
A. K. Morgan, of Beaver Valley, was
ilttng at tbe postamce Sunday.
Mrs. Luev Little, of Lost creek, waa Visit
ing Mrs. 8. H. Tryon this week,
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
An Enthusiastic Meeting Nominate
a Fall County Ticket.
Promptly at 2 o'clock yesterday the re
publican county convention was called to
order by It. U. Cumpbull, chairman of the
county central committee, and tbe call for
tho convention read.
On motion of W. II. Conyers J. B. Doan,
of Rainier, was elected permanent chair
niau of the convention.
On motion of C. Muyger, R. IT. McNutt
was elected temporary secretary.
On motion of C, Mayger a committee of
three was appointed on order of business
as follows; W. P. Council, 0. Mayger and
i. Meserve.
On motion of W. H Conyers a committee
of three were appointed on credentials a
follows: N. Merrill, Samuel Kinder and
C. W. Mosier.
At this poi it a recess was taken for the
committee on credentials to make their
reiort. ,
Oa motion, J, E, Hall was elected per
manent secretary. .
Upon reassembling the committee on
credentials reported tbe following delegates
as entitled to seats In the convention:
Auburn-R. V. McNutt, W. A. Harris
and Charles Davis. .
Apiary R. Reichard aad Oliver Ander
son.
Beaver Falls John Parker and L. J.
Meserve.
Clatskanle-M. Merrill. R. S. Payne, J.
E. Hall, and W. H. Conysrs, R. 8. Payne
proxy by W. H. Conyers.
Deer Island-W. D. Council, H. B. Borth-
wick, A. Nevin, H. B. McKlnnan, Wm.
Osddisand P. II. Burns.
Marshland Thomas Colvin.
Oak Polnt-C. W. Mayger, N. Tingle
proxy by C. W. Mayger.
Rainier J. B. Doan, D, Bcarce, C. W.
Mosier.
Scappoote-IIarry West, Phillip Krskes.
8herman J. Hendricks. A. P. ITsher.
Union John Downing, 8. Kinder, A. A.
Henderson and Andrew King. ,
Charles Davis was appointed by tbe choir
to assist tbe temporary secretary.
oaDaaor busikoss.
One representative, sheriff, clerk, com
missioner, judge, treasurer, assessor, sur
veyor, school superintendent, coroner and
five delegates to the state convention to
meet in Portland, April 6th , 1882.
Nehalem precinct not being rep esented,
K. C. King was selected as such representa
tive of Nehalem precinct.
On motion of tbe convention It was
carried that nomination! be made by bal
lot. And O. W, Mosier and L. Meserve
were appointed tellers.
Nomina Merrill, of Clatskanie, was nom
inated by acclamation for representative.
An Informal ballot was taken for sheriff,
A.' King placed In nomination J. H
Swager, and W. D. Connell presented the
name of C. W. Blukeshy, W, H. Conyers
the mime of Tlionias Colvin, and John
Parker placed the name of R. 0. Campbell
before the convention. The following is
the result : Charles Blukesley, 15, T. Colvin,
11; J. H. Swager S; J. G. Copeland I. No
one having received a majority of all votes
cost the convention proceeded to a seitond
ballot with the followii.g result; Blakesley
18, Swager 2, Colvin 13. On motion of W.
H. Conyers, C. W. Blakesley was the unan
imous choice of the convention for alieriff.
For clerk, Judson Weed. E. E. Quick. R.
Reichard. W. X.Meeker, and D. J- SwiUer
were placed iu nomination, and after a
vote the followiag was the result: Weed
S, Quick 13, Reichard 9. Meeker 3, Switser
S. There being no ' choice another ballot
was taken follows: Weed S, Quick 16.
Reichard 11. Switser 3. Third ballot:
Quick 19, Reichard 13, SwiUer 1. By vote
of the convention Quick'! nomination was
made unanlinona.
. For commissioner, the namei of Israel
Spencer and H B. Borthwick were placed
before the convention. Tbe vote was
Spencer 18, Borthwick 10, Downing 4,
Swager 1. Spencer was declared unani
mously elected.
For judge the names of Dean Blanohard,
T. C. Watts and R. Cox were placed in
nomination and the vote stood: Cox 6,
Watts 7. blank 5, Blaachard 18. Second
ballot: Watta 7, R. Cox 11, Blaachard 16.
Third ballot : Blanchard 17, Cox 12, Watts .
Blanchard was declared the unanimous
choice ef the convention for judge.
For treasurer R. Cox and E. M. Whar
ton were placed before the convention and
the vote stood 9 to 24 in favor of Cox, who
declined the nomination and Mr. Mharton
substituted in his stead.
For assessor M. F. Hasen and George
Mavger were nominated. The vote stood,
Hasen 10, Mayger 23, who was declared the
unanimous choice of the convention. .
For surveyor A. B. Little was uomlnated
by acclamation.
For school superintendent the names of
W. M. Perry , J. O. Watti and C. J. Cleeton
were placed before ihe convention. After
three ballot! Cleeton was chosen. .
B. P. Qulvy, of Scappoose, was nomin
ated for coroner.
Delegate! were elected aa follows to the
state convention: W.H. Conyers. H. B.
Bon h wick. Jamea Muckle, M. Pomeroy
and W. D. Connell.
The following resolution was proposed
by W. H. Conyen.
Rxaoivxn, That In recognition of his
eminent fitness for su. h position, we in
struct our delegates to the state convention
to support Hon. T. A. McHride, of Clack
amas county, for the nomination as judge
of this judicial district.
The above resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Norman Merrill presented the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted :
Rssolvid, That .reposing confidence
In the honor. Integrity and ability of our
esteemed fellow citisen, Hon. Frank A.
Moore, of St. .Helens, we hereby instruct
our delegates to tbe republican state con
vention to present his name to said con
ven lion for noniinatian to the office of
Indge of the supreme oo'irt, and to give
im earnest and united support for said
nomination.
Judge Moore was railed for, and after
thanking the convention for its unsolicited
endorsement, made a few remarks in refer
ence to the progress of Columbia county
under the republican administration of the
county's affairs. At the conclusion of his
remarks Hon. G. W. McBride was called to
the floor and was greeted with great ap
plause, and in a few well timed remarks
endorsed the ticket Just nominoted.
Thomas Watts, W. H. Conyen and Chas
Mayger ware chosen aa county central
committee. . v
COMMUNICATED.
EoiToa Mist: The county commis
sioners examined the bridge across the
Merrill lake about two weeks ago, and
told some parties here that they were not
able to do any tiling at present but
recommend to more the road from the east
side to the west side ol the lake. It is my
opinion that this will be quite Impossible,
besides it will be very expensive, even as
much as to fill the bridge as recommended
last whiter, (which will be cheaper iu thirty
yean than to reconstruct.)
The present road irom Ilcer Island to the
lake runs on a high gravelly ridge which
is never muddy and always in good rendi
tion, and to think that the people are
foolish enough to change it to a place
which will always be muddy along the foot
of a springy clay hill, is entirely uut of the
question. My attention has neen called to
still a cheaper way to cross the laktn by
getting psruibmi in iroiti ihe ruiiioad com
pany to grade a road along the com pan v a
Lit. The gravel van be (jumped oti the
raiiroad track and shoveled out Into the
lake so as to toriu a wagon road at a vi-ry
small exoanse. Tbe county had an ou
port unity last fall and still possesses, which
(hey may never possess aain. Mr. C. N.
Kodgers is still here with bis stea.u shovel
plant, and it mny be possible that be could
still no the worx Del ore moving, neonereo
lost fall to till a bank acros-i the lake with
coar-e rock and gravel at 23 cents a cubic
vs.nl. end urns wiiiiiiir then to bid for tbe
job. It was undoubtedly a golden op-
p nututy lor me county, in cnangmg uie
road as proposed by the commissioners,
will give Mr. P. H'tghes a large expense.
It will run through the very best purtol
his land, (a fine meadow) and will take the
water ont of hi pasture, and give him
nearly three-fourths of a mile of double
fence to build. -
J be cost of building a hoard fence Is about
8400 a mile. It will take 1050 boards 1x6x1(1,
that will cost not less than 13.IO per
thousand delivered. It will take 682 posts
at about 16 cents each delivered ou the
ground. It will take four kegs of nails at
93 per keg, and about 40 cents per rod to
build it. The cost of buying the right-
of-way, surveying and laying out,-grauiiiK
building the road equal to such as we now
of-way, surveying and laying out, grading
bare, 1 am much of the opinion it will cost
more man to nil uie iaxe in u s wiaest part.
A. F. MoDuSAUi.
School House Notes.
Misses Emily Cox and Tlllie Muckle,
former pupils of this school, but now at
tending the St. Mary's Academy in Port
land, were home on a visit last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Frankie Way is attending the
public school in Portland. If she passes
the examination at the clxe of this term
she will be resdy for the high school,
Mlsi Maitie Perry commenced school
lost Thursday. We are glad to have her
with us again. .
Miss Msud Swager was a welcome visitor
at school last Friday.
Newton Sundby was absent this week oa
account of sickness.
One of our school girls feels very aad.
Don't grieve, be will return sometime.
Mary Gilniore was a visitor at school
Friday, and Eugene Whitney tuonday.
The closing exercises of the La Center
school wiU tske ulice Saturday evening.
March 26. Mr. E. A. Be one t has taught
ins school lor wree yean.
The school at Milton will commence
April 4th. Miss Koss.of Wisconsin, a sister
of Edwin Koss, of this place, bos been em
ployed to teach the school.
Last Friday afternoon the Duoils ar
ranged themselves oa the sunny tide of
the school house snd had their pictures
"tuoken " We have not seen a Drool of
the picture yet. but if it lacks either grace
or Beauty it is we arilst s laull.
Ht. Helens has the best school in the
county; not the most pupils enrolled, but
the best average attendance and the long
est term of school during the year. Teachers
send in your reports ana have thera pub
lished. We want to know what other
schools are doing.
A blight little boy of this district ques
tioned his mother one day recently, cone-ruing
the beauties and grandeur of
Heaven. And when told the streets were
pavtd with gold, be asked: "And the
sinewulks solid gold too 7" His mother
answered that she thought tbey were.
"Well," said he, "if the angels should pull
up a plank and throw it down to St. Helens
wouldn't there be a scramble fr it."
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Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF OREGON. I
County of Columbia.)
IS.
By virtue of an execution issued out of
the circuit court of the Slate of Oregon, for
Ihe County of Uolumblo. to me directed , In
favor of A. T. Reckard and against C. II
Jones far the sum of 837.39 dollars iudg-
uent. with interest at the rate of 8 per cent.
per year from the 18th day of ebruary.
1802, and the further sum of 38.7S dollars
costs and accruing costs, commanding me
to make sale of the following-described
real property , to-wit: All that portion of
donation land claim of Robert Stewart on
west side of Benver creek, In section 24,
township 8 narth , range lots 7 and A. sec
tion 34, township 8 north, range 4 west of
tbe Willamette Meridian, together with the
tenements, hereditament and appur en
Slices thereunto belonging or in anvwise
appurtainfng. all being situated ia Colum
hia county. State of Oregon, I duly levied
upon aaid premises on the seventh day of
aisrcn, ism.
New, in pursuance of said execution, I
win, on the van any oi April, tKStt. at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M., at the court house
door ir. said county and state , sell at public
auction, all the right, title, claim and in
terest in and to tbe above-described real
property of C. H. Jones, to the highest
Diarier tnereior. lor casn to sausty said exe
cution, interest and costs.
W. A. MEEKER.
mllaS " Sheriff of Columbia County, Or.
NOTICE FOB rl'Bl.ICATIOIV.
Und OOlc st Oregon City, Or., Mareh II, 1M2.
Nolle is hereby riven that the following
aimed settler hs filed notice of his intention
to msk 8nal proof in inpport of his claim, snd
that said Drool will be mad. before the L'ountv
Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helens. Or., on
May 7, WW, vis:
uui iLias snuafis,
Homestead entry No. M71. fur the Wit see-
lion 81, tp I n, r aw. He names the followinf
witnonses to prove his continuous resideuce
upon, snd cultivation of, said laud, vis: Knot
O. Janes, E. A. C'u.hrran, Frank Bishop, H.C.
Brown; ill of Reuben I. O., Columbia county,
Oregon. J. T. AI'fERSON,
mzesz aeguter.
NOTICE f OR PUBLICATION.
Land Office st Oregon City, Oregon Feb. it, 1892.
Notice la ierebr siven that the fnllowlrur-
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
to make dual proof in support of his claim, and
that aaid Drool will be made before the coitntv
clerk of Columbia county, at .St. Helens, Oregon,
on Aprtt x.i iw., vii ;
Homestead entry No. 791, for the n of seo. 4.
tp I u, r 2 w. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous resldeure upon, snd
cultivation of, said land, vis: Gustavo II.
Siercks, Ueorge W. Grant, Henry rotter and
Stephen Haines; all of 8cappoose, Columbia
county. Oreson. J. T. aPFERKON.
nut Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City. Or., Feb. 14, 1AM.
Notice is hereby Riven that the lol'owtng
neined settler haa Aled notice of her Intention
to make Anal proof tn support ol her claim and
that laid proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helens, Ore
gon, on April H. lasa, vis:
EMMA LGNOACHGR,
Widow of Fred- Lengach.r, deceased, home
stead entry No. Mat. for the e4 ol mc. is. tp e
n, r 1 w. She names the following wltiiemes to
prove her snd deceased husband a continuous
residence upon.and cultivation of, said land,
via: a. Anliker, F. Bluhop, H. C. Brown and R. K.
Foster; all of Reuben, Columbia countv, Ore
gon. J, T. APPEKBON, .
nttaS Register.
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PUBLICATION or avmiUONN.
In the Circuit Court of the Atate of Oregon
fur tl.e Couiuy ol Columbia.
Avoostui KxruCR, Plaintiff, 1
r
Mastin r. Kaorr, Defendant. )
To Martin V. Knupp, tho above-named ds
f eudatit ;
In the name of the 8tate of Oregon, yon
re hereby required lo appear autl answer
thi' complaint tiled Srainst yuu in tlin above
entitled suit, by the first day of the nest
term uf Ihe said Circuit Court, vis: Tues
day the 10th oVtv of May, 1392. acinic the
first Tucsdny after the seconil Ilonilay In
said ruon lli; and if you fail so to anwer,
for want thereof the plaintiff will lake it
judgment (Kuinst you for the sum of tl'.'s.OO,
United States (told coin, with interest then
on at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum
from Ihe 25th day of October, 180, together
with the additional sum of (60.00 attorneys
fee, and 111.40 paid for taxes, and fur the
costs and di.-bursement of this suit, ami
will take a decree foreclosing the mortpitgn
described In said complaint, snd declaring
tbe same to be a lien upon the land therein
described, viz: Situate in the (Jounty of
Columbia, State of Oregon, to-wit: The
southwest quarter of section thirty, in town
Mp five north of raii;e three west of the
Willamette Meridian, containing one hun
dred and fifly-oix and ninety-nine farm
dredlhs acres of land, more or less . snd
that the mme be sold to satisfy said judg
ment, snd that you be forever barred ami
foreclosed of all right, claim or interest lit
said land'except at redemptions under the
vtiitute, and for such further relief as to the
Court may seem meet In equity.
Tbia summons is puulixlied by order of
Hon. Prank J. Tsylor, Judge of said Court,
made the loth day of March, lWi.
KILUN, STARR 4 THOMAS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated March 11, 1802. mla29
vininoNa.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Columbia County.
Kcdil Niks, Plaintiff,
VS. . '.:
C. F. LtAVSRWorra and
Katx M. LiAViswoKTH.hls wife,
Defendant!.
ToC. F. Leavenworth and KateH. Leaven
worth, bis wife, the above-named de
fendants : v .
In the name of the State of Oregon, you
and euch of you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer tbe complaint bled against
you in the above entitled suit, in the abovo
entitled court, on or before the first day of
the next term of tbe above court, which
said term will commence on Tuesday, the
1 0th day of May, 1882; and if you fail to ap
pear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief de
nsnded in the complaint, which' is lortlie
sum of three tnousiind dollars (3sO0O) in
United States Gold Coin, with interest
thereon in like Gold Coin at the rate of
fight per cent per annum from and since
May 24th, 1890, snd the further sum of two
hundred dollars (9200) as attorney'a
fees, and for the costs and disburse
ments of this suit; and for a decree foreclos
ing a mortgage yiven to secure said sum, '
interest and attorney's fees, upon the following-described
real property, to-wit: The
north half of the southeast quarter; the
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter,
and the northeast quarter of the soulhwest
quarter of section twelve, in townsblp seven
north of range four went; the northwest
quarter of section twelve, in township seven
north of range four west : and the southeast
quarter of section eight, in township seven
norm or range tnree west oitne W illamette
Meridian, in Columbia county, Stat of
Oregon ; that the Said real property be sold
in the manner prescribed by law, end that
the proceeds thereof be applied to the pay
ment of the aid judgment; that the ssul
defendants and all person -claiming by,
through or under thesn. mav be barred
and foreclosed of all right, title, clnim. In
terest ana estate in and to the said mort
gaged premises and every mrt thereof . ex
cept tlie statutory right to redeem; and for
sucn otner and lurtuer relief as to tba court
may seem lust and earn table in the crem-
i-es
The above summons is nnblishedbv order
of Hon. P. J. Taylor, judge of said court,
dated March 17, 1892.
MOOKK ft COLE,
m25m6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
In the Circuit Court -of the State of Oregon,
for tlie County of Columbia.
Wahsb B. Svill, Pi-tin tiff, 1
vs. 1
Mmmx G, Beau, Defendant.
To Minnie G. Buell, the above-named de
iendaut: ,,
In the name of the State of Oreron. vnnr
ure hereby required to anneer and answer
the complaint tiled against you in tbe above
entiuea swt, in tne aoove entitled court,
on or before the first day of the next term
of the above tcourt. which said term will
commence on Tuesday, the 10th day of
May, 1892; and if you fail to spppa- and
answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply
to the court for the rtlitf demanded in the
complaint, which is, for the dissolution of
the matrimonial bonds now existing be
tween plaintiff and defendant, and for suelt
other and further relief aa in equity may
seem Just.
The above summons is published by order
of Hon. F. J. Taylor, judge of said court,
dated March 17, 1892.
MOORE 4 COLE.
m2Sm0 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Petition for JLiqnor License.
To the Honorable Cornmlesloaers and County
Court of th. atate ol Oreson for Columbia
County:
We. the underslcned leral voters tn Deer
Island precinct, Columbia county, atate of Ore
ion, respectfully petition your honorable body
that a license be granted to Orrio A. Wood to
sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in aaid
Deer Island precinct ia lass quantltiss than one
gall tn for lbs period of one year, and your pe
titioners will ever pray: B Enyart, W O Biim-
Sardn.r, fl L Creauu. F 0 Crias, P Adams, Was
ilby, Thomas Sainton, Angust Daws L 8
Eiered. J Rockhlll. Oust Jhanaon, C Thomtlna,
II A Williams, I Larson, P Andersen, Pat
Wakley, 8C Enyart. J RCronk, C Prim, J Cat
urelt, H Spencer, Q Trim, C I Oleen, L U
bevla, I 8 Bumgardner, C L Smith, Charles
Buuisardo.r, decree K Blakeslee, Thomas Cor
dis, A U Merrill, Nelson Piackney, Charles W
Uaney. Ed Rystrom, C W Emersoa, Peter Smith,
n a. in no, r nugnes, uie uisen, K a Olrty, J
W Spencer, E 1 Barnes, T W Nowsls, W T Mc-
Klanaa. A P Uah.r. c J K.n. J.nnk
Michael Fresh, H Riemer. i H 8term, Oast
Sklaturia. Jamea Gaittena, I U Spurge on,
A Garrison, Kueloft Luaihl. S Q Jones, II C
Brown, Gabriel Jenny, Otto Rubl, Fred Kobel.
John Bieri, Edward Black, A H Grtswald, C O
Wilcox. F F FMter, D Nichols, A Sundoere. H O
Worts, CW Murphy, Walter Havlrd, A D Can
nlnehant. J Jones. N R Will.rri a n un.k
C w HcFarland, A J Jordan, D 8 Grav. (J (2
Jaqnlsh, J W Carlisle, K Schmidt, J Rebee, L
Bradley, oteorge Fishtel, John F 8chmltt, J R
SpUwnH A Oberg, H C Goi, J W Jaoaee, Jo
Lawrence, Joe Mussbaumer, Fred Muisbaumer.
Richard Phelan, Joe Stock, C 8 Gore, Frank
Bishop, C Williams, B B Borthwick. W M Tarn
blnson. Frank Bevora, L G Larson, K A Lyaell,
Ue Williams, J Davidson, Peter Bertorraa.a
8 Foster, Charles E Young, Wm Connor, Frank
Mndon, Thomas Mitchell. TC Mays, A Kevin.
Hector Mollis. K 6 Fost.r. Wm n.rMi. TK...
Ellfi,.Mefk5i J,mCoLT Mlon, John
T Whitehead, Kd Smith, J F Bortoa, i 8nod-FS??-
RJf f'r.JohuM Lindsay, B Havar.l,
P afifsar H V U.vntA. Y Q r l-r am wJ
gwftCatileld, J B Haley. W O Tucker,
8 Bevls, W P Gardner. John W Brig, H Lamont.
D FBatson, R J Burnett, L Stehman, Frank H
f oster. Jacob Lengacher, Emil Kloesner, W S
Kellie, PO Mooz. 8 C Fowler, X W Fowler. C X
Makinster. E Seffert. M indm V atrinn.iri
C L Olson. W Bradley, S Olson, .
Administrator's Sale cf Real Estate.
' Notice is hereby eiven that In nnran.nna
of an order of the county court of Colusa
hia county, Oreeon, made on the 9th day of
i" ins matter oi ills estate of
William H. Tuttle, deceased, the under
signed administrator of tlie said estate,
will sell at publio -auction to the
highest bidder for cash, and subject
to confirmation bv the dl
on Saturday. April SO, 1892. st 1 o'clock p.
uj., nit vow-, nous ooor at ds. tieiens,
in said stilts and county, all the risbt, title
and interest that the said esrata h.. h.
operation of law or otherwise acquired,
other then or In addiliou to, that of the
said William H. Tuttle as the time of hie
death, in and to all that certain kit, piece
or parcel of laud situate, lying and being
in the said countv and state and described;
as follows, to-wit: Lot two (2) of section
twenty-four (24) In townshtathrewfS north
of ranire two !2) weet ot the Willamette
Meridian, and containing thirteen anil
ighty-huadredihe (IS 60 100) acres, more
or lose. JOSIAH KONKf.R.
Administrator of the estate of William
H. Tuttle, deceased.- nJiaJ2