hc (DrctfOU ptist) OREGON'S LAWMAKERS.
suiiHCRirrioN, u.sorEK year.
St. Helena, Febbuaby 8, 1893.
THE POST OF CotuVBU.
Scenes of Activity la the State liog
; Illative Halls.
ULKat, Jan. 30. The first business
was the second reading of hones bills,
as follows !
By Dally, to Incorporate Lakeview
Baughman, to incorporato Cottage
drove Stons, to incorporate Athena
Tbe bill before the Oregon Ire'isla
tare to incorporate the Port of Colum
bia Is-a bold schome on the tmrt of
Benator Willis, who introduced it. The t-xlon, for the recovery of rsal prop-
bill proposes that eight counties of the tv .Toner, to intwrporateMilton City
state shall compose the Port of Colum- Durham, to incorporate Bsaverton
bia, consisting of Clatsop, Columbia, Paxton, appeals . from lower court,
Multnomah, Wasco, Shorman, Gilliam, "'Dfjnries. relative to labor day,
Morrow and Umatilla: Each couutv nd relative lo foreclosure of mort
is to have one Vote in the corporation, CHK; Blevins, incorporating the town
except Multnomah, which has eight, I of Tangent; Chandler, incorporating
or it majority of one over all the other Dulur j Bishop, relating to marriages.
counties put together. I third reading of houbb bills,
inecomoinauon is given power in Bv Chandler, flllin waoanrdflB In
the bill to issue bonds up to the Tbe DHe, c5ly ,atr commission,
mount oi f d,wo,uw, ana to state now nttMUHi . uerritt. relativn to additional
and in what localities say improve- feei oI cerUln clerk, and hM,
jnerns in tne river snau do maie; to iff, referred to committee on counties
.n k I : it I .
.,uullo.,,u,ul, y.,,n., Daly, for the relief of Lake county,
if necessary, and, in short, to have full paMed . Hirsch, eenste concurrent res-
and complete control, as far as can be olution to ,roed congUtntion by strik-
granted by the state, of the whole Co- fu out tha Word. .h!t. m.la .
lunioia irom iw .uauos aown nun hmlbiiiuliKun
j .
ocean. And Portland, with a majority
vote in the corporation, will have the
whole waterway between two of her
fingers. It will be seen that all of the
counties included in the list will be
taxed and subject to the will of the
majority, whose interests are and who
reside in Portland, and where most or
nearly all of the improvements will be
made. Columbia county's representa
tives should look well into this matter
REPORTS OF BTAHDIKQ COMMITTIRS.
Printing bill 102, recommending its
non-passage, indefinitely postponed;
Boads and highways, bill 99, not rec
ommended, made special order; to in
corporate Adams, Umatilla county,
third reading tomorrow.
XKW BILLS INTBODUCED.
By Cogswell, to operate a flume, etc.,
Blackman, amending the charter of
Long Creek ; Maxwell, for a health
oeiore assuming in iimuenag suca a office, for TiUtmook b,Tf for a jg,
scheme to tax their constituents. T.'lLmrvA ri.
lief of S. M. Hard man; Cross, to incor
porate Aurora, Marion county ; Kalev,
Thb legislatures of different states
now wrangling over the election of
United States senators emphasises the
importance of an early change to the
ballot-box to make these selections.
With all our boasted freedom, there
are more elements of pure democracy
in the British empire than in this re
. public, and it is time that the people
should be sovereign in fact as wull as
in theory. The present method of
- electing members to the highest branch
of congress gives many opportunites
for the caucus to assert its supremacy
and the influence of gold to be exerted.
If it is admitted that the better class of
the population constant the law-mak
ers; yet, frequently, if a small number
are susceptible to corrupting influences,
the wishes of the electors can be
thwarted the same as in the most des
potic government. The framers of the
constitution aimed at free and pure in
stitutions, and undoubtedly should re
ceive credit for the statesmanship they
exhibited; but in the phenomenal
growth of tbe country corrupting
agencies have developed into active
life, and, in a certain degree ' have un
dermined the fabric. It is therefore
time for the power delegated by the
people to be recalled, and for them to
assert thcic sovereignty. This is par
ticularly true in tbe election of United
States senators and, perhaps also, in
the Selection of chief magistrate.
to incur debt for sewerage ; Matlock,
for a branch of the insane asylum in
Eastern Oregon ; Smith, animals run
ning at large in Sherman county;
Willis, assessment- and taxation
weatnoriora, relative to canal com
missions.
MteonTnoira,
Senate joint resolution not allowing
cities, towns or school districts to go in
debt beyond 5 per cent, of their taxa
ble property was adopted, and that to
amend section 1 article 9 of the cap
stitution, bearing upon the mode of
taxation, lost by a vote of 14 to 13.
The house joint resolution relative to
the naturalisation of white foreigners
was adopted, as also was that to amend
section 35 article 1 of the constitution.
The vote on the latter was 20 to 8.
Senate bill to incorporate Spring
field was returned to the house and on
request passed.
Woodward's bill to enlarge the du
ties of surveyors was read a second
time and referred to the judiciary
committee.
Black man's bill relative to persons
incompetent to testify, and Cameron's
bill for the payment of orders by tbe
county courts were read a third time
and passed. Huston's bill relative to
pointing firearms was read a third
time and again referred.
- Bouse..
THIRD SXADDIO OF BILLS.
By Durham, to fix legal rate of in
terest, indefinitely postponed; Gullix
incorporato Florence, passed; Cross,
to amend the road law, passed ; Denny,
for commitment of users of narcotic
drugs to the asylum, passed ; to create
the office of recorder in Polk couuly.
passed ; Blackman, to distribute the 6
per oon t. road fund and direct tax
fund among the several counties ao
cording to the area for the purpose of
road improvement, passed. The same
bill was introduced in the house by
King, read first, second and third time
under suspension of the rules, and
passed. ,
Willis introduced a bill to amend
the law creat&ig the state board of
equalisation.
IN TBS HOtlBS.
Thiid reading of bills: By Coon, to
prevont the sale of Infected fruit, re
ferred to agricultural committee tor
amendment; Cooper, relating to the
election of supervisors, committed to
roads and highways for amendment;
Daly, to create a Southern Oregon
board of agriculture, passed; Cooper,
relating to the rate of interest, passed ;
Cooper, to regulate priority of rights
to water, passed ; Ilobbs, to protect
common carriers, passed ; Ormsby, to
encourage the propagation of edible
fish in mountain streams, passed;
Belts, amending tho act providing for
a lien for labor on logs, passed J Nick
ell, amending the act providing for the
publication of county court proceed
ings in newspapers. Ford moved to re
commit the bill, to be amended so as
to provido that the county court let
the printing to the lowest bidder and
have the power to reject any bids. A
number of amendments being offered
on Ford's motion to re-commit, the
bill was ordered, on North up's motion,
to be recommitted for general amend
ments. Myers, to amend the election
law relating to the qualifications of
voters, etc., passed ; Bolknap, to amend
the election law relative to the oath
to be administered to electors, passed ;
Brown, house bill for a rebate of road
tax to persons using certain wagons
on pnblio roads, referring to width of
tires, passed ; Trullinger, to amend the
act aulhoriiing the city of Astoria to
construct a sea-wall, passed; Belts,
giving sheepherders a lien upon ani
mals neruea, passea ; ueer, requiring
road supervisors to put np suitable
guide boards, passed.
Senate joint resolution in favor of
the annexation of the Hawaiian is
lands to the United StaUs was read
and adopted by a vote of 48 to 8.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
Real IMate bought, soM nd roanNMd i
suuuulwlim, roiita oollootol d
alwuaeu made,
AGENTS FOB THB
democratic supreme oourt to pass upon ly( JJ CONYERS C JJ
me constitutionality oi tnair
Your correspondent violates no con ft
dence in making the positive state
ment that the preaidont win promptly
fill this vacancy, and from talks with
republican senators it is evidout that
the man nominated will be promptly
confirmed, no m&ttur how mnoli kick
ing the democratic sonators may do. Cormors 8.(10 MfirCh&lilS.
i'rovidence has given the president the w n
opportunity to make it reasonably cor UWUiaii MHIUIIball,
tain that the supreme court will re-1 a.a oa. insurant Companies, with
main renublloan. and it will not be oomMurt As oi urn
necletod. . I KOTAHIB8 PUBLIO
' t ' .
T) ii m i-- i TV I ria.taa.KWI. "
itnois, a prominent republican mem'
ber oi the house coinage committee,
said concerning the present agitation
tor the repeal of the Sherman silver
law : "I know that three-fourths, and I
believe four-fifths, of the republicans
in the house are opposed to any repeal
at this session and will vote against it,
Nothing can be done. The matter will
go over for the new administration to
deal with.
CITY BARBER SHOP
-1X1
BATH HOUSE.
C. L. OOLDUBN, Proprietor.
Notice to Loggers.
There will be a meeting held at Kalama,
Wash., February 10th, at S o'clock P. IT
forth purpose of organising a loggers'
Protective Union, to regulate the priotand
output of logs. All that ar engaged In the
logging business should not fall to be pres
ent. By order of the CoremlttM of Loggers.
Sesemas; Prmlae.
We desire to say to onr citizens, that for
years we have been selling Dr. King's Maw
Discovery tor Consumption, Dr. King's!
Maw Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica 8alv and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have
given snch universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitats to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satlafaatory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their I
great popularity purely on their merits.
For sal by Edwin Ross, druggist.
Bwektea Arsjie Halve
The Beat Salve la the world for Cut. Brales.
Sons, Dloere, Belt Rheum, fever Soree, Tetter,
Chepped Heads, Chilblains, Coras and all 8k la
KrnpUoBS, sad BoslUTcty cures Piles, or so per
required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or moner refunded, Prie 8ft eeats per
box. Tot Sale Bv Kdwln Boss.
lias Been Thoroughly Befitted and
Bear ranged.
Only Baths in the City.
ST. HELENS. OREGON
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(mloBNooturnal gmlailoae, UuewrkM. lXe
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wTi which II iweMteilorteo teed lo Muniie
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ererr t&uo order received, toietud the
a reraunen. enre u no Queried.
UiOBMUMUOt tettlmoaiaie mm old end roanc.
f boUieue,wbobevebeeapeniiaaeBiljrenl
ojiaeowoiapiuoaiuDe. tmui iree. Ai
Always fiat tfc Beat.
Persons who suffer from rhenmati.ni
want immediate relief. It Is not enough
that the pain should be eased, and the ap
petite increased. Anything short ot a cur
is c
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
WeMeraBnaeh. Boa ST. Poartaaw. 0.
For sale by EDWIN 088, Dboooist.
til Uoieus. Vt.
hots, jambs U. liixistt died i n
Washington City last Friday at 11
o'clock. For several weeks he has
been battlinz with death, and hi. da. for the equipment of the Oregon
miee was not unexpected. It has been Pff,uion1 Q,wrd' Vedi Keady, relatr
a matter of surprise to many that, af- ln n ot muijnoman oonnty,
flicted as he was with a complication
of diseases, be should have survived so
long. For many years he has failed
physically, and the James G. Blaine of
the last decade was not possessed of
passed ; Trullinger, to amend section
3282 of the code, passed; Merrill, lo
amend St. Helens charter, ordered to
third reading. '
Cameron's senate bill, relating to
the robust frame he was when, by his intere8t y warrants, was read
eloauence. he held enemies and frinnrla I lne Dm nln8.
In awe and admiration. His death 1116 bonM concurrent resolution to
will be a national calamity, for no PWP" olutiona on the death of
American could leave such a vaeanev BUinC d Lamar, was con-
in statesmanship and create greater
curred in, and Geer, Goodrich and
sorrow in allcitisens' heart than he r"CMU wwe PPmtea the joint
wlift Vina nnauul tn I Via eilont mainritv I Committee.
rr . t . 3 j ... .. ..
sxe uas Deon menunea wiin me policy j Tnesday, Jannary 81.
oi tne repuoucan party ever since its I i ran sbsats.
organization, and, during the past four The chief incident in the senate was
years, has managed the state depart-1 the passage of the King direct-tax bill,
mentot Mr. Harrisons administration which had naased the houa MnnJ
with credit
the nation.
to himself and honor to
under a decision oi tne state su
preme court, filed June 18, 1892, taxes
. levied by the state upon certain classes
of real property were declared illegaL
But prior to the rendition of this de
cision Columbia as well as several
other counties, had already paid their
state tax into the treasury. By this
decision Columbia county is entitled
to a rebate of tax amounting to
$163 77, the amount over paid on the
classes of property above referred to
and in accordance with the state treas
urer's annual report. In order to get -7 . TTl '
this monev bk it i. n P""' to Incorporate Condon,
aot epecial legislation, and Represen
tative Morrill is making a special ef
fort to have this amount placed to the
credit of Columbia county on her st-1
tax for 1893.
Senator Blackman's bill had been
passed a few minutes before, and cov
ered the same ground as King's bill.
Senator Blackman is much pleased at
the passage of his measure. He worked
like a slave for the passage of the road
bills two years ago, and is gratified
now to be able to secure for bis coun
ties, Morrow and Grant, more money
than be could have secured at the last
session, namely from 115,000 to f 19,
000. Tbe bill will now eo to the gov
ernor for his signature.
Bills read third time: By Stelwer,
to incorporate Fossil, passed ; Vander-
berg, to incorporate Marsbfield, passed,
pass
ed; Weatherford, relative to school
districts, passed; Denny, relative to
armed trespassers, passed ; Cross, rela
tive to highways, passed; Alley, to
amend Eugene's charter, passed; to
(From our regular eorrttpondmt.)
Washington, January 27, 1893.
The adjournment ot congress, and
consequent loss of a day by both bouse
and senate, on account of tbe death of
some man who is or has buen promi
nent in public life has been so frequent
at this session that the abolishment of
the custom is being Beriously talked of
in congressional circles. .Ex-Speaker
Heed said on this subject: "It strikes
me that this adjournment business is
carried too far. It is all well enough
in certain instances, but iu others it is
simply a hollow mockery that takes
the form of an excuse to shirk work."
Representative Burrows, of Michigan,
said : "Tbe meaning of these frequent
adjournments is that the house does
not intend to do any business at this
session. But they do no harm, for the
democratic party is always safe when
going to a funeral." Bepresentative
Stewart, of Illinois, asks this conun
drum : "If we adjourn twice a week on
account of somebody's death when the
population is only 60,000,000, how
many days will we be in session when
there are ten times sixty million and
the prominent men increase in pro
portion T" Tbe question may be
shirked new, but sooner or later it will
have to be met and settled, and there
is only one common sense way to do it
New Mexico, Oklahoma and Utah
may come into the Union as full
fledged states. So said a caucus of re
publican senators held this week. It
has not been fully decided whether the
three territories will be admitted in one
bill or each have separate bilL Tbe
matter is to have tbe right-of-way in
tbr senate after the . anti-option and
the "Cherokee Strip" bill, now before
the senate, and the Nicaragua bill yet
to be taken up, are disposed ot. This
will throw it quite late in the session,
and may result in its failure, as the
senate will be bound to give lots of its
lime to me appropriation bills, none
of which it has yet acted upon.
Cooler than the recent cold weather
is tbe proposition, seriously advanced
by the democrats, that tbe president
snail not fill tne vacanoy In tbe su
preme court caused by the death of
Justice Lamar, bnt leave it for the
democratic president lo fill. The prin
cipal argument advanced in support
of this nuiqne proposition is that there
are too many republicans already on
the bench of the supreme court. If
the president really held doubt about
the wisdom of rilling this vacancy this
argument wo id 1 d oide him in favor
of making the appointment, for there
never was a period when it was more
necessary to have a majority ot that
court maae up oi men wno nave re
publican idea of .constitutional law
than for tbe four years beginning tho
th of next March. There is no telling
wnat tne democratic administration
and congress might be tempted to do
it tney Knew there was a states rights
Th puUonoua I
of rheumatism are immediately and effect-1
onlv Droloneine torture.
arids m the blood, which Is th direct cause I
uallv ezcrlled bv Dr. Druramond'a Llcht. I
ning Remedy. Where it fails to perform a
core the price is refunded. If the druggist I
cannot inrnisn it tne remedy win be sent
prepaid to any address on receipt of price.
five dollar. Drarauiond Medicine Co. 4H-60 1
Maiden Lane, New York. Agent Wanted.
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Bemerty ha. never been known
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December 26. lML
'arOTICS is hereby given that the followlng-
a. v uameu .eiuer oh mea oouoe ot ni. inten
tion to make anal proof In support of hi. claim.
and that eald proof will be made before the I
uounty Lierk or Columbia county, at St. Helena
uregon, on reoruary it, uiw, vis:
OLOF HIEMKLA,
Homestead entrv No. SMS. for the lot . see ta 1 1
Sn, rw. He name, the following witaeueilo I
prove nie oonunuou. reeiaence upon, ana eui
tiv.tionot, amid land, vis: Oncer O. Walaenen,
Haroitx joima, uenanok waleene. Henry Tuu-
vueni ail ei buuuuiv, vreffun.
d30(e h T. ArrKBSOlf, Register.
They can assure yon that they have th
best table In town. Everything new ani
neat, and your patrouam 1 reepecUutlr
ucitou
MTHE BANQUET
St. Helao. Oreson.
netle far Pablleatlow.
land OJBc at Oregon City, Oregoa,
Deoember 16. M93.
NOTICS Is hereby given that th following
named erttler has filed notice of hi. Inten
tion to make Snal proof lu support of bis claim, I
ana met Mia prooi win oe maae Deiore toe I
County Olerk of Columbia county, at St. Helena, I
vrvUB, oil rvoruary i uva, vw:
HENDRICK WAISKMEJf.
Homert entry Ko.70, for th. of fcyChS HflOOmmodatkm jf PafrsM
t S n. r 4 w. He name, the following witoeeM. I t
to prove ais eontinuou mldenoe upon, ead
cultivation of, said land, vis: Oscar O. WalMnea.
Henry Timonen, Olof Hiemela, John Tolva; all
ot laieeauie, uregon.
moo j,
Model Saloon.
I. aVAJIWOOB, Prsr.
8T. I1ELEX8, ... O&EOOK
Cholca Wines.
Lioaors an. Cigars. Beer 5 Cts.
Billard and Pool Table
CALL AROUNO.
. T. APPKBSOH, BegMer.
THB aTBAYMKM
Ralle far Pwblteatlaa.
nAAmhr Ml. Ium
NOTICB Is hereby given that the following
named settler ha. filed notice Af hi. Inten
tion to make final proof in aupport of hi. claim.
and that eaid proof will be made before the I
uounty tiers oi uommma county, at St. Helena,
vregun, vd .eoruary to, love, via:
PETEB JOHaNBON,
Homestead entry Mo. etas, for the lots 9 and 10,
mmc .1, o u r . w, luwi x ana see o. 1 7 n r w.
He names tbe following witnesses lo prove hi.
continuous residence upon and oultiratlou of
aia tana, tix: jonn joima, uan ttanaa, reter
Annundl and Bmll Suota. all of (Jlaukaale,
uiiuuuii wumr, vregon.
J6O0 t, T. APrBBSOtf, BegMer.
Ratlea tar raellcxulaa.
land Ofttoaat Oregon Citr. Oreeon.
Jannarv IfL ISO.
NOTTCK is hereby given that th following
named settler has filed notice of his laten.
lion to mace nnai proof in support ot hi. claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
uounty uierx oi ooiumbia county, at St. Helena,
viinjuu, jm mntvu mi, wm, Tlx;
JOSHUA C. VABB,
Homestead entrv Mo. ostL for tha int. 1. and t
secai; loti, see 16, t7 n, r 1 w. He name, the
louowing witnes.es to prov. nts eontinuou.
resiaence uoon. ana cultivation or. mm lsnri
vlx: Under see 3301, B. 8. J F. C. Wlncbexter, W.
H. King, O. W. Parr, John C. Parr; aUof Bainier,
vumuuui wuuF, vrocon.
Bmlfl J. T7 APPKBBON, Beglster,
IRALBA
Is bow making regular round
trip from
OAK POINT TO PORTLAND
Daily Except Wednesdays,
LavOAK FOIST ...4:40 A. M.
BTBLLA A:0
' KAIN1KR. j:lt
Kalama 7:oo -
8T. HBLBlfS fl:OS -
I AaarwuMiFOETLAND. 11:00 -
RETURNING
Laavm PORTLAND 1410 P. 1L
Aaaivs 6TZLLA ...1:46 "
W. E. NEWSOM.
Conoeiss should at once take defi-l
nite action in regard to the Hawaiian
islands, which, under her provisional
government is pleading with tbe
United States for annexation. Node
lay should be occasioned in this mat
tor, as the greater portion of the in
habitants of the islands are either
Americans or ot American ancestry
and their lives and property should be
protected by this government. Not
oniy tins, but the islands are very val-l
unure property, w tne country which j
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tte only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. .'
Msed in ajillions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
Katie ta Croat tar.
Notice is hereby given that lb under.
signed administrator of the estate of Josiah
Fullerton, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claim, against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with tbe Beces-
BherlfTs Sale.
8TATS OK OREGON, I
tumy 01 uoinmbia.)
BY VIRTUE OF AN KXBOUTI0N
and Order of sale tuned nntnf tlia PI..
cult Court of tb State of Oregon, for th
County of Columbia, to roe directed, In
favor of Meier A Frank Comnanv. and
against The Nehalem Valley Oo-Operatlve
Colony, for th sum of 1S68.60 dollars, ind.
at tha rate of 8 per cent.
WE' ABE THE MANUFACTURERS
Having invoiced our Stock wo
find wo havo too many
heavy-weight
CO
SUITS AEJD OVERCOAT.
WE OFFER THEM AT REDUCED PRICES.
Men's Suits $8.50, $9.60, $10.00 nd Upwards
Boys Suits 0.60, 7.60, 8.60 and Upwards
Children's Suits... 2.50, 3.60, 4.60 and Upwards
Men's Orercoats... 4.00, 7.00, 10.00 and Upwards
Boys' Overcoats............... 4.25, 6.0, 7.00 and Upwards
Children's Overcoats 8.25, 4.50, 6.00 and Upwards
Men's Tants 3.00, 3.53, 4.00 and Upwards
Every garment warrantod. Money refund
ed for aU goods retiirnod if
not soiled.
J. M. MOYER & CO.,
140 First Street, Corner of Alder, Portland, Or.
Headquarters for tlie Celebrated Albany Woolen Mills Clot-Jng.
Farmers' and Merchants'
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Albany, Or.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, . . . $600,000
SECURED CAPITAL, . 247,6M
PAID CAPITAL, - . ..... 74 sm
FARM PROPERTY A SPECIALTY.
All Losses Promptly and Satisfactorily Adjusted
For partieuUi apply at th oflle tt Moor a Col, or Tas Kin ofto.
CASH STORE!
W. Je tllUCKLE & CO.
-DBaUU
General filerchandise.
Crockery,"
Glassware,
Boots, Shoes,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Queensware.! FurnisMng Goods,
LUMBER. SHINGLES, ETC;
Produce Taken In exchange.
it will Pay You to Consult Our Prices.
RAINIER, - - .., OREGON.
PIANOS and ORGANS
A fine stock of renowned KIMBALL and celebrated IIALLET
& DAVIS Pianos and reliable KIMBALL Organs can alwajs
be seen at my salesroom.
All instruments are bought from manufacturers direct, and
sold at lowest prices for CASH or on EASY PAYMENTS.
Old Pianos and Organs taken at their full market value in
part payment for new ones,
sS3FCall and see me or write for Catalogue and prices bo-
'ore buying.
LAWSON V. MOORE.
305 Washfngtsn Street, PORTLAND. OH.
meat, with Interest i
ces- I ' - st ll. i . . . -
ssry vouchr. within. i month, after th. KT,r VWJTfi!!:
Dm nuDiicauon oi tnis notice to the mill I zizii z . . i"".."""
admftilstratyTr. at the office of Cole A " ?! .c??M..cnn'''Ill
zer, inttt. Helens, Columbia rounty, Ore
gon. A. D. I UlyUB,ltlUPl,
SVdmiaistrator of the estate of Josieb Ful
ler ton, deceased. f3ui3
Data 81. Helena, Or., Feb. S. 1883.
Natl. f AnslMletrat.rT Asiit.
In the County Court of th Stat of Oregon,
ior iBe county oi iOinmDia.
Ilncy m.
to make sale of the folJowiiiir.(lpirihr .!
jruiiar., lu-wit: j ne ease nsuof th north'
west quarter and tb west half nf th. n..ru.
east quarter of section thirty two; also tb
"""" "uweai quarter ot sec Hon
thirty-two, and tbe west bait of the south-
wea. Quarter oi ancunn iiiri-,i, i
township six north of ranrsfour west Will,
amette Meriilian, embracing 330 acre, more
WJ 1VM. unrtuwr W1U1 trie bin.man k..
ditamenta and appurtenances thereunto b.
. . f . ..1 . i! - I . ' . -'...
Tn th. n.lt. tK. ..t.t. .f Tln. IT T i1V;S -V. A.-.iJ.T? -FI"'U11C. BUI W
v. v. . u, .v. i luic Hkuauiu ut t .uiunima ivinntv ln u. ....
piurefron. 1 duly levied upon said Drem.
lor, deceased.
To whom It may concern, notice is hereby
given that I, James Dart, have been ap
pointed administrator of the estate of Titus
H. Taylor, deceased, bv th honorable
ioumy vouri oi Lwiumoia uounty, Oregon.
All persons bsving a claim, or claims aa nst
said estate will present the same to me with
tn proper voncners, at tne oince of W. i.
nice, in e.
months
Januar
Admin
Taylor, deceased.
W. J. Kics, Attorney. 127124
iseeon th lath day of January. Va.
now, in pursnano of said execution
and order of sale. I win n .i.-
?th i'Z01. .brnary. WS, at the
state, sell at public auction, aU th Hiht,
Ht a Alsllm ni lntau.t f j .
nflittnii. ( ir ait An. wtrnin ivi
t - r i uvdviiutaj rtjw unintsnv ai mm suiiii Tha
irom the date of tbU notice. Dated halera Vullev YwwVhw nJZS Z. Vcl
(r 25. 1893, JAM SB DART. hwheat bidder 'Iu1SZ
Intrntorof the estate of Titue H. Mnii inMa..'.: j v "lDI-r
execatiori. Inter
J27'2!. . . O A. MAB8IE.
eneriffof Columbia County, Oregon.
notice is nsrty given aj the undersign
d, administratrix of the estate of KliG
rosier,
fOtle ta Oreellter.
given bytheanderli
: of the estate of Kl
deceased, to tha nrmlltxr. n and
all persons havinff claims a.ain.t th. .M
deceased, to exhibit them with tbe neces
sary vouchers within six months from the
nrstipuuiieatmn et this nolle to the said
sdministratrix, at bsr residene at Ueuben.
fViliimhia M.ktw '
vwtuiuuisj waAtivj' , vrrtijtuiii
. . KLIiSADETH FOSTER.
AdmiiratrixEofi ;,ta ef KU 0.
Poster, daoessed.
Dated, 8t Halea, Or., Jan. 3, UOiV-m
Rs)tl t. rnkllesuiem,
latad 0icwSsOreflnC1ty, Oreso.
NOTIOl lhrbyittvn that the followlns
Baml settler ha. Slad antloa nf hi.
.inn to maae anal Dram la .huumk nf hitiM
and that ..14 pmol will be made before the
County clerk of Columbia county, at St. Helens.
Oregoa, oa febraary li, ism, vUi .
BKMBT TlkTONMf,
Homestead entrv Mo. SMI, forth wK of sUof
n, r 4 w. lie name, the following
BBC . tS
witnesM. to
hts
Drove
n, sua cultivation of, said land, vl.i ni,.
eontinuou. reaidsnse
.nd'rrokOaft
la. Peter Watbrni: all of ni.ui.nlZ ,w
dtOt. J. T. Al'ftttiOli.
Admlnltrir Sal.
''""onyaivsn that, pnrsnantto
STn. -thfi e.oun.tlr urt ot tb state
of Orsgon for Columbia county, duly mad
Mi nred10B '" Hay of Jnly, A. D.
ZhriS ndi,ri! KMd Klw'nlstrator ot th
state of M. L. Hera, deoessad. will .all at
iinblic aaction to the hivlieat bidder for cash
in band, or for one-hjf cash and tb b.l
f crd,t sr, Ui same to b .
5!l!lVon,,.doo, ln tns '
i' 4f olH.?b? nntv. Oregon, nn Bst.
at ths honr of 9 o'clock p. m, of ssld day,
the following doscrfhed renl eetate belong-
U-wlti Th. southwx.t quarter (swx of
secHjm number four , n' towu.hip six 6
ortli, rente tre 8 west of th Willamette
meridians and also, th southeast quarter
JhiPwl7iiW,ll2rth "'""Ka flv78wstof
th Willamette meridian, all being situate
in Colnmbfacnnntv. .t.t. n
oontalnlhg tbree hundred and tw.iity'cSiK)
aores more orl.se, according to United
Btates government survey, ,
. . . . , A. M. HERO,
dS,..?!!.10'0' th MUt ' N Ber
T)atcd fit Trnl.. n oil .
jggg ""! viegua, vsuuarriui, ,