Oltc.Ov?0on;:Sjttt0t
DnifcdStatei Connty Official Paper.
tltlDAY, Jffltt, 1894.
THE LUMBER INDUSTRY.
Tba mill men of the Pacifits North
west ara not worrying very much
About the future of the lumber judui
try, ays the Lumberman. It it the
present (hat they are losing sleep over.
In thit they are not alone. In com
mon irUb every industry the lumber
trade is in bail shape, and the depres-
ion ta not oonunea to tne racinc
ootul ; it ie everywhere. From the At
lantic! to (he PaciSo and from Manitoba
to Texas come reports of alow demand
low prices, and poor collections. This
Is due entirely to the financial depres
sion. The retail lumber dealer are
only buying for actunl consumption
and not for stocking up purposes, and
to long aa the period of unrest pre
vails, just so long must the movement
ot lnmber be restricted to actual re
quirement. Wheu storking up com
mences the future will take eaie of
itself.
What a demand for lumber and
shingles must oome when business
revives! Neatly every lumber yard
1 itt the country looks as if a cyclone
had passed through, and it will be' to
most of the yard men, like starling
business over again. Stocks have
been badly reduced since the financial
flurry struck the country; in fact
none have been buying the past year
to stock up. The orders that have
been placed with the mills and dealer
the past ten mouths went for the bar
est necessities, such as repairs, etc.
The farmers, mechanics and capitalists
have postponed building until brighter
days. When,' therefore, business re
vives, what an immense amount of
building there will be. The same is
true of demand in foreign lands.
Australia, for instance, must begin to
build soon ; so must South America,
where the wars and rebellions of the
the past five years have retarded prog
ress. And Mexico and Europe ueed
buildings.
All this activity will come when the
sun shines again, aud then the saw
mills will be busy places. ' And the
Pacific Northwest will prosper as it
never prospered before. With a heavy
influx of settlers into our smiling val
leys and prairies, consuming aa im
menee amount of lumber, the foreign
demand taxing the capacity of the
cargo mills ; the new markets opened
In the east and a good local trade, this
section will be a bee bive of industry.
TUB PULLMAN BOYCOTT,
TnHM Tt4 Up All Over the Vntie4
Statea.
fher boycott against1 the Pullman
campnfrv, which began some days ago,
by the American Kail way Union, con
tinues to become more serious. Al
most every railroad in the United
Stales la lHiiutuiiiet afq scarcely a
train ia moving. This has been the
case for several days. In San Fran
:isc, Chicago, Ht, Louis, New York
and in fact all the great railroad cett-
trs, traffic is paradiscd. Even in Port
land business on alt roads is practical
ly suspended, aud United States mails
are not moving. The boycolters de
clare they will not handle railroad ears
and malls so loog as Pullman cars are
bandied. The boycott is not against
(he railroad companies but against the
Pullman company, and hence both
suffer in consequence. In all the
larger cities the United States mar
shals have been unable to protect the
mail trains, and the government regu
lara have beeu prepared for action to
save and protect the mails and property.
In every state exoeot Oregon the
militia has been brought into action.
General Nelson A. Miles has been put
in command of the regular army, and
a decisive step is liable to result at a
moment's notice. The greatest suf
fers in this movement against the rail
road companies are the farmers. Large
shipments of farm produce and other
perishable freight nave been almost
entirely lost in transit. Live stock
has also been damaged and delayed,
so that the farmer and shipper suffer
most. The fruit crop in California
wi.I be almost a total luse on account
of delay in shipping. The scene in
Sacramento Wednesday was that of
undisturbed riot. The state militia
was called into action to quell the dis
turbance at the depot but when the
irders were given they refused to obey
them and were finally marched back
to the barracks. The decisive point
will surely be reached in a day or two.
FARM AND GARDEN.
. Peas and Rye tn Orchards.
The pea crop is best of sll for the orch
ard. It keeps the ground shaded during
the heats of the summer, and by keeping
the snrface loose ft prevents evaporation,
nnrt thns conserves moisture. If the peas
are fed down by hogs left free ta root
iu the soil they will thoroughly tree the
land from the white grab, and eat the
(alien fru't and S the warm which has
caused it to drop has escaped. Hogs (bus
kept make thrifty growth and better pork
than can be made by starving them early
and then a few weeks before killing them
Blling their stomachs with corn, the hard
est of all grains to digest, because it Is so
largely carbonaceous in its composition.
After the pea vines have beeu stripped of
their peas the orchard should be plowed
and sowed with rye to protect the surface
daring the winter. Each year the rotation
of rye and peas ia repeated the richer the
kiS will become and the more thrifty the
orchard.
After two attempts to convict the
men charged with conspiracy to smug
gle Chinese into the United States,
who were tried in Portland last week
tne second jury failed to agree, nine
being for acquittal and three for con
viction. Thi Mist contended from
the beginning that there was not suffi
cient evidence to convict in this case,
and now it has been proven by three
to one. The jury were) nearly all
farmers, summoned from the remotest
section of the state, and bad no. pre
judice in the matter. - Another at
tempt would no doubt prove as futile
as the last one.
While new lawa nie in contempla
tion aud changes being made in those
now ia existence, why not amend the
lav for the collection of taxes, and in
stead, of the sheriff collecting and
turning the same over to the treasurer,
have the tax paid direct to the treas
urer in the first place. This would
tend to simplify matters and do away
with considerable book-keeping, besides
avoid the possibility of mistakes by the
money passing through so many bands,
and would be the mean of putting an
end to so much confusion in more
ways than one. .
The Of Year with Applea.
A writer in an exchange thinks that high
culture and pruning will cause apple trees
to bear full crops every year. But if he
had ever noted attentively the apple trees
in well-manured and cultivated gardens.
says T. H. Hoskins ra Vermont Watch
man," be would not have been so absolute
in his statement. The truth is that it is
very hard for a variety which is naturally
an annual bearer to give a good crop of
fruit on the off year. The insect enemies
of the fruit are concentrated on the few
bearing trees and either cause their fruit to
drop, or disfigure it so that little of it is
perfect, or would be salable, were it not for
the scarcity of better.
- Picking Strawberries.
Mr. T. N. Baker, the strawberry grower,
of Bridgeton. N. J., says of harvesting the
crop: "I prefer never to pick until the
fruit has dried off fro n the dew. In rainy
weather we do the best we can , but delay
the packing crates as long as possible. All
strawberries should be picked with a short
stem, by taking the stem between the front
finger and thumb, bring the ncil of the
thumb down on the stem, when with a
slight bend of the stem the berry drops in
the hand without injury, unless several
are crowded in the hand before emptying,
which should not be allowed.' We do not
sort our berries for market; we classify
them."
TRKJlSVlfKR'" NOf ICR. '
Courrr Tmasumk's Office,
; St. Helens, Or., June 2, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that all unpaid
County Warrants of ssld County, which
have been presented and endorsed "Not
Paid for Want of Funds," up to May IT,
lwtt. will ba i.eid noon presentation at this
olfi"e. I merest on aiii warrants will not
be allowed alter data of this notice,
E. M. WllAitrOK
Treasurer Columbia Comity, Oregon
SiaVftsn i "n4 ' nM nwWotanUwoSlMra, MO acres: n
Aaaaialatratona Sale at Real
liaiat.
to the matter of the Sale of the Real Prop
erty helonirtng to the estate m bolotwon
r . 8hattuck, iler-eased. J
N0T1CK 1:4 HKKKBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned, the adirliilitraiorof the
estate ot folotuon P. Shntturk, deceased,
bv virtue and authority and in nurnuunce
of the order made by the County court of
Columbia county, State of Oregon, on the
2nd day of July, A. 1). imi, authorising
and itt-ensing the said adimmnirator to aell
at Administrators sate, thu followlng-dea-
cribed real property belonging to the estate
of Solomon F. tihattuck. deceased, to-wit:
tats one (I) aud two (2) in block nuuilier
three (3) in the town of Scappooxe, as laid
uown upon ineomciai ptutot suld town on
ulo in the oflica of the county clerk of said
county and state, all being situate in Co
lumtua county, state ot Uregon. t will, a
such administrator on the 11th
August, A. D. Itm, at the hour of 10
A. M., In front o( the Courthou
Helena. Oregon, proceed to sell the said
real property aboveieaeribed at public
auction
hand on
Dated
J03 H. C. L.AMREK90N
Administrator,
Berry,
BoikS,h.'Wa'ai'wH of swV aec' j'si
s v, mv7 ma JO ( n r 0, Ml crB. ,
WtT?H'e5n7 H ' Pr,' tot ltMM
Beverly, Christ lao, lot 1 see ft'l' 4 r ",'
Bush, KmnYa r ami D.'al, ol i'vt'v' niw
lftr2. 240 acres 7. ...
Borlhwlck, Mary, set, see 21 t "r
Bynou.'r-rei 8,' jots .',' t, ' il, 'ji'bik'M
lt Add to Voruonla.
Burr, Walter H, ot awl" Militia,
SO acrea; u of nw mil I 1 t i, i
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OrHim. i. ot uw4, of tvtSi see IS
sM and swM see V t 4
Bingham, J K, lot 'l and eVoVnu"iijU;
seU at no St 8 r 1, 14s acres "
. " ii ,!ww! u a ri.su acres.. IS TO
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uoogf, H b, BH o swSt IM 16 1 8 r 9, W
'n ....
Bsumhmer, H . Inn s ana 4 and n ol se
V. iie'i ot wl tee 1 t r i. 1CU acres. .
Borihwlck, H B, S of ue sm) S t ft r ' 80
Bradnhaw, MarmNt,'ef see IT t V i
K) aoresinwK we l i s r 4, 1 seres. . .
Bradbury. FJ, nwt aee u t S r , WDsorsa
fin? 'U i.K' nwl "ee 12 1 ft r ft, ISO nrs.
Brand, R B, e ot se w 14 I 4 r ft, SO
acres
Brandt, Abraham, ne't sec 34 1 ft r i, 'lflO
Bergman, Nat hau',' sw ji'sae' 14 V i' V S," ' in
acr
Bimiul.t. 11 A, W of seV. wM ot seU, se
W of iwU' mhi "i 1 a r a. im
Campbell, Jha, ne'i see 31 I 4 i 4, ISO
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t 4 r4. 100 arm,
Govs, j 11,
Bcsl, Cornelius, 1
rl. SJUoin
VfOVV, IV u, la H' H I IT ft tV RtirW. ,,.
Uooowll, l)ill. II 4 of SWU, W) Ol M'W
Mailt 4rS. lCttJrs...,7.
Oove, Juhn W, uU mi Mt4 r 3, lOOacivs
Uerrald, Wtllaue, uw wllllti, m
Oiny, Wit', '(patiita) a' j at Burrs'' D Lc,
aoctlona 4 and 81 1 r 1 and II, 161 wires
lUrm.r, Mrs, M K, lots 1 and i bl ail, Kaln
ler.. ,
HahiM, lirii,s tee IT 1 4rft, 100 arras;
lot Shift, Mrvaiitvllla
Hetniol, t'tunk 1), lot 8 iW t 4 r 1,
of nwt and lifolawaiid lots lit, 4,
ft. S'.Mt4rl,.l nrrvs
Hsndaraon, W C, swti see ta4rg,lM
acres
Hull, Uen h, lot t Id ft Vuriinuia
Ilniie.v, Martin M, aol iwt ec 11 1 ft t ft,
SO acrvs; aS ot uw4 IN W t ft t ft, SO
airea i , , , ,
llorgren, Poter, n' of nw aeelltftrt,
80 acres: "S of aiu see i t ft r S, SO aorna
llorgreu, Krnoat, no1, ol tee 7 1 ft r i,
40 arraa ,,,, ,
Hartnian, John, ft of swM and nw' ot
awl. am ft 4 r ft. Ill) acrea; saH ol aeM
aeest4rft,40 soma ,
Harris, Mrs Lucy, awf sec ft t ft r 1, M0
Huadley'.'B Ol 'i sac' i t'ft'r' lflb' seres'. 1
dav of I we1 bi nw?4 anu nwu oi ne
o nl.w-k sei; t r 4. 80 acrea, ai of aw'' and
se at St. I ri,,k uM k.mw 7..idKi o'Ji.'.i-l ,
Collins, KM, nwol neiaecaotr 40
to the highest bidder for Cash iu Camlea, Nra L M, nwi ol uej. aac U I ft r
the daV of sale. acres, A C Kejra D L i! aec ffl t ft r t
Julys, H. K,?"AtvU4,4,-7,l,'"d4Wi'Co-
J 88
Cos. Krsnk, e of xttH and aw'i of nslii
anil lie1 of aeW mm 7 l S r K Itso wnu
vouun, Alain, uv
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
T) Y virtue of an execution Issued out of
Jr tiieCircuito.nl not the slate of Oregon
. uc aee t s r 2, io acres
im o di
l 11 Vernoula.
Wasbinotom's Worlds Fair build
ing brought $850, the highest price,
we believe, that was paid for any other
state building. Ia ordinary times the
lumber in the building would easily
have brought 110,000, but the Chicago
park commission could not watt for
good time and the building had to be
sold to the best advantage. Aa it is
tbe sum is 100 per cent larger tban
that offered the state commission sev
eral months ago.
, Thb Canadian government has res
tored shingles to tbe dutiable Net
again at 20 per cent. This has beeu
done to protect the shingle mills of
British Columbia against the shingle
manufacturers el the PaciBe North
west. Owing to the depression in the
United States our mill men have been
looking to Canada for a market, con
sequently that government has seen
fit to protect its manufacturers.
!
Out of tbe thirty Chinese on board
tbe steamer Signal, which arrived in
Portland a few days ago, six were al
lowed to land and twenty-four rejected
by Collector Black.
., ... Bee Keeping.
O. W. Demaree, writing in the "Ameri
can Bee-Keeper," concerning the outlook
in bee-culture, says: "The business is set
tling down in more permanent form, api-
cultnral goods and supplies are becom
ing more uniform and staple In character,
and less excited by dnabtftil and worthless
inventions. And 'fitness of person' is tak
ing the highest rank in the bee busiuesa,
place of honey-producing hives and fix
tures. rhisisth-i most hopeful feature of
our times pertaining to the future of the
bee business." .
Wheat for Hog-a.
An Ohio farmer says : "Last September I
bad twelve fine slioats which had been on
clover all summer and were in line condi
tion, weighing 18U0 pounds when put in the
pen. I fed those bogs fifty bushels of
wheat, soaked twelve hours before feeding.
I .sold those hogs at $5.(10 per hundred, and
they weighed 3000 pounds. A gain of 1200
pounds at 15.60 per hundred would give me
fo7.H (or Mty bushels of wheat, which I
would have sold for 52c per bushel. 126
Now can any farmer say it doesn't pay to
feed Wheat?" -
for the county of Columbia, in favor of ti.
C, Jaquish. and against B. W. I'luiunier,
for the sum of live hundred and fortv-six
and seventy-six one-hundredths ($54o7U)
dollsrs, with Intorest thereon at the rate of
eight percent per anuum from the 17th day
of May, 1XH. and the further sum of fifty
one and fifteen one-hundred I ha (1M.15I
dollara cosla, and for the costs and ex
penses ot sale on sam writ, upon a judg
ment rendered May 17tb. 18!4, now there
fore, by order of said judgment and execu
tion. I have levied udoii and will, on Hatur-
dny, the 4th day of Auguxt, 191, at the
mm aoor oi ine county courtnouse. in Bl.
Helens (Joiumnia etiuntv. siuu of (Jrevon
at tbe hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said dav
ell at public auction, to the highest bid
deK for cash, all of the interest of said de
fendant B. W. I'lumiuer. or which he bad
on the 17th day of May, lm, the dav of the
entry and docketing of the original judg-
mvm in aaiu cnuie in me rrtuowing-oeacnoeu
real property, to wit: All that north n of
the foilowing-deroribed tract-tot land which
lies on the east side of the Northern Pacific
Kadroad rompanv s nght-of-wav. thronirh
township 4 north, ranee 1. we.-t of the Will
amette meridian, as at present located, to
wit: Beginning at a point in Milton creek
IS chains and 60 links south . 68 decrees
and 39 minutes west from the northeast
corner of toe donation land claim of
Thomas H. Bmith. in section 4, township 4,
range 1, west of the Willamette meridian:
thence south 83 degrees and 39 minutes
west ou said claim line 13 chains and 25
links; thence north 32 degrees and 30 min
utes west 26 chains; thence north 68 de
gress and 25 minutes enst 9 chains to Hi1
ton creek; thence down i-aid creek with the
meandering, south 45 degrees.ea-jt lOchains;
thence couth 36 decrees and 30 minutes
east 7 chains and 50 links; thence north W
degrees and 3u minutes east 1 chain and
,u lints; thence south 47 deerees east 6
chains; thence south 16 degrees west 3
chains 50 links; thence routh 50 degress
east 1 chain and 50 links to place of begin
ning, containing twenty-nine and thirty
three one-hundredths acres: and also the
following res I estate to-wit: Brelnnim? at
a point in Milton creek, in section 5, in said
t wnhiD and ranee, which point is north
47 degrees west 3 chuins from the quarter
aection corner in the line between sections
4 and 5. in t iwnshin 4. north ranw. 1 west.
thence south 43 degreee and 10 chains to a
point; theme north HH degrees and 25 min
utes east i chain and JS Unas to said Milton
creek : thence np aaid creek in the center
I hereof to the place of beginning, and con
mining one and twenty-three one-hundredths
acres, to satisfy 'the hereinbefore
named sums, ami the costs and expenies
of said sale. Witness my hand this 5lh
uay or joiy, iiws. tj. r. UMAN,
oa3 Sheriff of Colombia County, Uregon.
!. secSl4rS,l0aeres
ae.S, and i of u)i ice 36 14 r
I n iu. l.'l
Craft, W A. s of n4i aud oeU f ae'a
Canle. Willie , nwi ot awK see as t ( r
i, 40 acrea
Cameron, John H, lota 1, 2, and 3 aud aeti
of n M sec 31 1 7 r ft, 1U0 acres 7
Conrad. Samuel, ae'4 of nwM see 1 1 ft r 2
40 acrea, lot Dl 4 Columbia City
CaUioiin, Flora, aw)i ol aw sec 1 1 4 r 1,
Carr. Bruce U'uoldaiuitnl laadoW, eji' see
t'amnt all! Isabella, 'lot V ij' 2 ' Meiiliiga'r's
addition to Vernoula
Canipbell, Sarah M, lot 4 bl 24 Mellinirer's
-.1.1....... ,.. V..-.
Cooper, It c, und H ot ueSi'aeo' t 4 r ftl
Cole, C C, 'lots i and V aecM V 7 V 2,' w! 'of
h s-'t wu ot arc ao a 7 r a, lai
acrea. u
Crable, Joha II, eK of nM aud lots 1
2seclt4 r ft, 130 acres
Campbell, aidaer lots t, 2, S, 4, ft. , bl 28,
Mellinaers addition to Vernon la
Chiiwood, John. nU of neU and awM of
ne'i. sec 2 I 7 r S, m acres ; awU ol ae'i
aec 2S t T r . 40 ai-raa
Chamherlin, F 1), gU of nwW and ai of
!4 sec W 1 7 r ft, fl acres: r. . . .
Carlaon, Edward, nwk see 14 t 6 rt 160
acres . ,
Clinton. Bichard, seff see lOtftrilsO
acrea . . .
Connor E, e.j
Cox, L M, m'i
CUrk, John, nw&'aee 'H'i ! e'V'sVieo ureal!
Craft. B.mU of nw'jsnd nwtofawU
aud stj of awH', sec 24 1 r 4, 180 acres.:
Cook, Cbarles E, eHi ot aa aee 1 1 7 r a,
80 arret .... .
Craft. 8, a of aefi aee 28 1 4 r 4, 80 acres:
, . oi ue,--4 aec aa i a
Clark, Win, a'i of aw4 and aeji'sae'ift V j'r
3, 240 acres
Clark, Charles, a of ne. see 2ft t ft r 4, 80
acres ..
Cliff. Andy, nH of swX,s of nwU see 8
I ft r ft. ltU anrea ;
vuiumuia i iir unw to, lota l, 2, i, 4, a,
6, bl 8 Columbia t'tty
CuniiinKhara, Caroline, (saute of) 18-30 of
o v uiiiiingaam a v. u v. sees iu, 10,
A 1 1 r 1 1K
CepelHod, 1 H, lots i's.'i'ft'an'd'ftaee'is't'i
, !, oi a?i sec n I 4 1 1! UK 1 hc a
1 4 r 1; part allot S and wk of wH aud
... -., v, i BouoHejvi,ri;it.i
B?H.n1 of ne& aud lot 1 aec 1 4
r 1. .iVi wim
Chamber., M tt, a'i of neii''seo'ii't4r'i
80 s-rea
Cross, mi. Jt, v!4 ol t,i and tX sw aee
Xltr4.1r acres
tardHeli, J H, aeV ot uw4 and awl of
ne'-4 and ol mi aec 81 1 8 r ft, 10
acrea
Craft. Elhta, ar.Wof se aud setolawW
see ft 1 6 r 4, IM acrea; nX ot neV, aec 8
t 8r 4,40 acrea
Carlton and I'unUon, pait of Lemont'a D.
u C. aec 34 t Sr 1, 88 acres; part of Jos
Caplej D. U c. sees St and 34 1 ft r 1, ft
acrea
Crulhars. Hattle, wtf' nsec'ttt'r 180
aatea
Cartiwell, B 1', nwK aec 3i 1 8 r 8,'i0 seres
Ciirrle, w A, aw aee Hi I ft r 2, 1C0 acrea. .
Clark, Frank L, nei of V; aec 7 1 7 r 4, 40
acrea
Cwyer, Phillip, ne4 of nei aec 8 ttr2,
40 acrea
Pooler, Thomas, (ewtate of) KM sec 2 t 8
r a. ou acres
17 ftl
14 21
8 77
1 87
7M
3 29
15 15
a 21
4 as
U 82
8ft
3ft
3 14
33 67
78j
t 14
42
588
7 8ft
8 84
8
13 78
42
7M
600
7 86
It 77
7 86
786
IS 18
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nan, ii m, iw-t jc i7 1 o r s, iuoiHrs. . . .
HlKhctm, L'liarlolta, sw see 82 1 r 3, 180
acres ,
Itvde, Frank 8, lots 10 and 11 U 1 Colum
bia city.,
Haines and Dallcr, lot ft bl 40 Voruonla:
lota and 7 bl 2 Vernoula ,
Helmo, J I nafi see 12 1 ft r ft, 100 acrea. . .
Hagau, Ueo N, ej of anfi and lots 8 and 7
aec 8 1 ft r ft, tftb acres ,
Hayilen, T it, n aw 8 1 ft r 3, 14S sores. .
ItuntimitoH, Thomas, lot t aec 3t7r3,7S
acrea , ,
llauaen, C 0, uw't uf nw aec 10 1 7 r 8,
40 acrea, of an', Sec8l7r8,40
acrea ,
Hager, Phillip, awtt' c 10 1 8 r 4, ttIO aoras
llnuor. Harriett, ni sec 14 1 8 r 4, 100
aotes ,
Hedirea, A F. nefj aee 0 1 7 r 3, ISO acrea, .
Hill, J li. i.e.1 ttx-M I 4 rft, ho acrea; nw
i and iwaml aeaml na'acc 4 II rft
017 acrea
Hallwnuy, W, se sec St8r 4, ISO acrea. .
Huntley, CO, w, of uenccai tsr 4,80
acraa
Johnwn. Robert, a IV of swW, sk of nwi
a 2 t 7 r 4. ISO . 7...
Job naon, A A, of mii see 4 1 4r 8, 40
acrea................
Johuwn, A W,l ot.lVi.ec I4r 4, ISO
acrea, iwU aeo 4) 1 8 r 4, 100 acrea
Johnson, J A, w'jol nwU, aeV ol nwU
sec 2 1 6 r ft, 120 acrea. ..?.....". T
Jluklna, TW, ueaec28t8r 8. ISO acres
Johaa. Henry, wS ot ua, S of nwhi see
2744 r4. 180 acrea..... ..
Job naou. Ua la. oe' aee 1 1 8 r 4, 180 acres
Jameson, H. ssli aec 10 1 8 r 2, W0 acrea .
Jonea, Kmuia, nw1 sec 22, t 8 rft. 100
acres ,
Jaaper, Cha, leatate of) swU sec 1 1 7 r ft,
IrtO acrea; n4 of utii, neM of nwUsee
20 18r 4, SO acrea. .
Jaachlna, Paul. awl; aee 84 1 rS. ISO sores
Jaachlna. Carl, nwti aec 84 1 4 rft, 160 acres
King, W II, U bl 28 Kalnler
Klnnoneu, M, lota 2 aud 4 aec 8 t 7 r4,8A
acrea; lots 2 and 10see31t8r4,28
acres
Kenyon, Henry, H swU aec 26 1 4 r 4, 80
wren: H ae'a sec 28 1 4 r 4, SO acres
Kennedy, John, aeS of nwU aecfttftrX
40 acrea
Knox and Abrahams, aw'i ot nvt'i and
18 M
It
5
1 t
042
S Si
42
28 64
48S
12 10
80 83
TT
1 17
748
S 31
I 8ft
7 31
8 77
8 83
7 8ft
Itt
B7
1 40
7 86
T SO
as
707
acrea...,.,, . ;."
Olson, Maauua, iiwj.t' ol nst, at4 ol 0 w)i
seeftt4r4,Ml acres j-v-i".'.
Oix-uli.lmsr, J L, aw see 9 t ( r 4, 100
atirca t
Oriel, John S, nw), sec 81 t ft r 8, 1110
OaiaTp F, ii'iidii of iiVi'i' of raples f
t ft r 1, 4s Hrno; Oaiilea Add to Columbia
City iindU nf Iota IS, 14, ft, Band hlk
46, all of Ulka tut, 74: Iota 1, 2, H. 4, ft, 6, 7,
8,0,10,11, bl IA: blka4S,4B: luta 1,2,11,4,
ft,8,7,8,,bia0jlota4, 6. 8,7.8, 9, M 111
lots 1.2, 11, 12, hi 72: uiKl't of luta 1, 2. 8,
4, M.T.and nl of U.1 8 bl A i toU l.JAO,
ft, 7. 12. bl 10: rut-1, 2, t, hi 88: Iota I, 2, 8,
4, ft, 8, 7, a 8, 10, 11, 12. hi W; Iota 1, 2, 8,
4. 0, e, 7, 8, V, IV, II, IS, in. ui A, una i, a,
3, 4, ft, ft, 7, 8. . 10, 11. bl K; lota 1, 2, 8, 4,
8.8.7, 8.8, 10. II, IS. 13.14, hKliUolall
lai, VJ,
4 71
42
I 84
nonla, ,
niaa jo.af. m. cv. na. on. oa, mi, nn, m
04, 8ft, 70, 3, 110, til, 112, lift, Ins, l), '!
00.
40, and ti of
28, 37,80, "l.l
I ...l.....l.l jV,
IIV, IMI, t", W,
I of 48, and fraction ul blks 20,
I. 88 aud h. Ulllner a Add to
V.OIU1I1IIIH l ll.V, . , i
Fraacui, c II, ii nil K of undU of Caplsa D,
b. v.i s r i, asaciea: i;aniaa ami n ion io
Columbia City; limit, lots 2, Ul, 11,6. 8,
bl 46, bl 63, bl 74 lota I. 2, 8, 4. A, 8, 7, 8, 0,
10, 11 bl to. bl 48. bl 48, lota I, 2, 8, 4, ft, ,
. 8,0 hi 80. lota 4. 6, 8, 7. 8, 0 bl 71, lota I,
18 91
1,0 hi W. lota 4, B, 8, 7. 8, V Dl 71, tola 1,
I. 12 bl 72s O Ulnar addition undU of
1, 2, it, 4, ft, ft, 7, uH of lot 8 Id 'V
I I, 2, 8, 4, 6, 8, 7, 12 bl IU) lota I, 9, 9
02
7 8ft
T Sft
11 88
40 28
7 8ft
1 33
ill
1ft 32
ftftft
9 42
7 ft
7 86
1
7 86
19 98
84
S 04
3 12
7. 8.9 hi
9, 11. 12 I
Intal,
bl W; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, ft, 8, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12
bl OS; lota 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 8, 7. 8, 9, 10, II, 12.
18 bl "Kj" lota 1, 2,8, 4, ft. ft, 7,8. 9, 10, li
M "F:" loU I, 2. 8. 4. ft, ft, 7, 8,9710. 11, 12,
1.1, 14 hi "Mi" Va uf all blks 20,27,20,80,
82. HH. 81, ftft, 08, IU, 98, 04, 06, 70. 8, l0, 111,
112. lift. US, 120, 8, 140, and C( of 48!
fraction blka 28, 28, 87. 9, VI, 98 and "IT
Puuh, John, wV of awU, lie, of swU see
1817 r 8, 106 acres,...: :
I'avne, Kllsii T. II af nwU sec 8ft 1 4 r 2,
20 acrea! nW ot awW aee 27 1 4 r 2. M
acrea; mt or inU aec 28 1 4 r 2, 27 ai'ren;
sUuf swaec27t4r2,80 acraa; s oi
acu aeo IT 1 4 r 2, 80 acrea
Poltkl. F A I, sW of swU, ti of aet aee
20l4r4, UWa.'rea V:...."
Fsteraon, John M, swl sec 99 1 I t 4. 160
ai-rea
Payne, John M, aU of nwU, nU pi swift'
suc7t7r4, WO acres. ,.:.....
Pslin, John R, ! of nw M seo 38 t 7 r 8,
Wa,Ta " '
Frauyman, Hachel, niii see 2S 1 6 r 180
acres
Pfiiu.ler, Win, awt sac 34 1 ft r 2, 180 acrea
Purdea.WC, sV u"i and nwVtof awlf
and lot 4 ssc 1 1 8 r ft, 10 acres
Plttlnger, W E, nei aec 2ft t ft r 2, 100 acraa
Frolm, F W, swaec84 18 r 8. 180 acrea..
Peieraon, O, net aec 19 1 9 r 9, lt0 acrea. .
Pool, U o, se), of nM aee 20tr2.40
acrea ,
Price. H W, sH of aw) see 29t4r4,40
acraa . , . , ,
Ponieroy, J H, wWT ael and SWU of ae
and awv of nwQ aac 80 1 ft r 4, iw acraa
Portland Truat Company, nU of sek aud
sHueaecUtftrft, lOOecres..,
Patent and brew. tH of owU and loU 4,
4, ft aec 8 1 4 r ft, 178 acres. .?.
Pimm II n l.l. I ..J . U I V.-..l.
iiuimby, I, r1 W. bwI aec 2s t 4 r ftl of
nan see 27 1 4 r ft; wh of seK secZII4r
ft, 820 acraa ,,,,,
Knbluaon, Allen, wW of swU sse 8 1 4 r 3,
no acrea; eH oi m". aec t i 4 r 4, i
raioi ia, in. netana.
,80 acres.
47
77
1 19
Rosier. Mary A, awH of seii see 29 1 7 r 2;
nw-aauo e- or ne'4 ana ibu i bfu
aac 82 t 7 r i. SMI aerea .
RuUrt, Bsnry, u, of s.Uj see 34 1 r 4, 180
acrea ;
Rlee. Hally, lota 1. 9, 21, 22 bl 27 St. Helena
Klchanlsoa, U W, 1114 see 21 1 7 r 2, 100
MTU
is at
20 92
10
1198
13 00
ft 80
987
11 ft
78ft
II 68
786
8 04
2 30
3 06
1 31
9 42
88
6
14 08
tl 92
40 80
18 80
1 71
10 38
114 of swf and lots 1. 2 and 3 aee 2 1 3 r
1, 238 acrea; lot 2 and e ofnw'iand
nl of mtM. aud aw': of te'i and awW ul
uv aw mil, woo wrea; loia
ft. 0. 7, 8, 8, 10, 11 . 12. aeV,' of
aw' of wli aec 84 1 4 r 1, 428
U 1,2,1,4,
se1 and
42ft acraa: kii
laecS6t4rl. JH acrea 178 aa
auiiman, r v,, w'i ne'4 sec is tor a 80
. acrea; eUaeK sec 1st &r ft, DO acrea,.... 7 88
aetaey, v n, aa
aec2tft rft, 160 acres
7 86
aener, jonn, ie ana SH of sw; aeo
28 t7rft, leoai-res... " 9 42
King, U H, and Meaaner, T, awW see 23 1
r4, ISOacrea; e1 of uH aec 27 I 8r4,
HOacrec: aU naVawit i 4,4 suaitN.. ltn
Klunsy, at J, nM and awW aec 80 1 ft r 1,
81 acrea; a-i and sw savlotftrl.
del you job pr ptii g done i.t this
omce.
SHERIFF'S TAX SALE.
now, ueo w, w' of cm sec 28 1 ft t 4. 160
acrea
Poracy 0 JC. sec U t'itr 8, lib seres.
Dav. Vlnnl tot ..w. in , a a ia
Urayer, W P, aeJi of nw4 sec 8 1 9 "r 2,' -40
acrea
Dixon, Joeaph, wj of see 22' 1 8 'r 2,
W SSATf CS ...,a..t...... j.
Davis, Cbas, m4 of n aee 28 1 ft r 2, 80
- A Cask Besk Frss,
"Table and Kitchen" is the title of a n
cook book published by the Price Baiting
Powder Company , Chicago. Just at this
uuiv ii. win w aena iree n you write a postal
iicuuuiuna a Ha uinos am. 1D1S book
has been tried by ourselves and one of the
very best of its kind. Besides containing
over 400 receipts for all kinds of pastry and
nome cookery, mere are many bints for tbe
tablsand kitchen, showing how to seta
iaoie. oow to enier me utning-roont, etc.;
a hundred and one hints in every branch
of the culinary art. C'ookerv of the VArv
finest and richest as well aa of the most
economical ana nome like is provided for
Remember "Table and Kitchen" will be
sent, posuge prepaid, to any lady sending
ucr wjumn iiiaiuc, town ana state) plainly
given. A copy in German or Scandinavian
will be sent if desired. Postal card is as
a letter. Address Price Baking Powder
Co., Chicago. III. a "waer
BuFlRABUDAcof railrosd strikes,
high waters, wind storms and populist
"cyclones" make many events to study
on with much interest. '
The postage stamp says: "Tbe
editor is in nowise responsible for opin
ions io this paper," We don't blame
you, Van. ....
It Saree the Children.
"My little boy waa very had nr fo m,
months with diarrhosa. We used various
luai'icines, also called in two doctors, but
nothing done him any good until we used
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhosa
remedy, which gave Immediate relief and
eooo cured bim. I consider it tbe best
medicine wade and can conscientiously
recommend it to all who need a diarrhosa
or oolio medicine. J. E. Hare, Trenton,
Tex. 2and 50 rent bottles for sale by Ed
win Kose.
I ftll ...,-....- ... W . . I ' , .. . , .
BY virtae of a warrant issned by the 21 14 r 4. lVrea; noiwHa2t
County Clerk of Columbia County. k4,''M0,erei,;v;
wj, unn, oi aw aec am r 4, 80
Dillingham, W O, lots 1,'i' bi i Colum
bia City
uippom, rraocis, nesecll t S r 3, ISO
Dobney, J B, ne sec 22 i'i V ftl 180 seres.".'
vruuiwuoa, nm, s see s ( s r 2, 180
DUon,'c','sw'ii'o'f'ne!i', lota ftl ',',' 7, "i6
Deola, J H, n'ej aec 9 1 6 rsViwacrea.'.'lll
Drake, i H, lou 10, it, 12 bl 46 Columbia
City
Draper, A M, nw of nwaeo 10 t 8 r 4,'40
acrea ;n,i of ue!i,ne'.4 oi nwW aec 9 1 8 r
4, 120 acrea; lots at ft 14 rl, 7 acres....
veiiieui, n m. awi oi lou l, 2, 8 aee
24 t 4 r 2. 1UH men..
Dixon, JoMub. ne ul hM, seV of ueii
aeclt7r6, 80 acrea ..,...
Emmons, Alonzo, lota 4 and ft hi 8; lota 1.
2. 3. 4 III 11 Un . al.lltlnn ,n V.n..l.
Elliott, Andrew, nH of sec 1016 r 4,
HWacrea
Enyert, B C, ne! sac 1 1 ft r 2, 180 acres. . . .
Eapy, Cbsrlea, sec 30 1 ft r 8, ISO seres
Evert, J A, lou Hand 3, and aeofsw
y "i e4 aeo iuro, i acrea. . .
Elder, Frank A. t of n'4 tec 18 1 ft r 6, 180
acrea
Emery, W A. w! of nm4 and aeW of ne4
and aeji of nwJi aeo 27 1 7 r 6, Jl acres
Eaaing, L, nw"4 aeclftttrft, 160 acres. .. .
Erlckaon, Charles, e5i of n&i sec 9 1 7 r 4,
oiw.ca, my, oi nwji aee ioi7r4, 80
acrea
Flak, James F, nW of lot 2 aec di 7 r 4. i
"H. 21 1 7 r 4, 802 acres; t of
ni-V. aec 27 1 7 r 4. nU of nU i t a
240 acrea; neW aiwi t 7, l. iwi mm. aa iu
-i.bvioju, tn. leHutie oil wa oi wva ana
lotaftandSaecaztrl.ftlOacrea ..... n 87
State of Oregon, under the seal of said
County and State, on tbe 6th day of June,
a. u.. iem. ana to me directed, command
ing me to levy upon the goods and chattels
of the delinquent taxpayers named m the
ueunuuent lax run oi uoiunibta County,
State of Oregon, for the year 1198, thereto
siraciiea, and it none be found then npou
the real oronertv as set forth and deacrihml
in the said delinquent tax roll, or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satifv the
amount oi axes bo cnargea ineretn, to.
geiner wttn me costs and expenses, I did
on the loth day of Jane, A. U. Itm, levy
upon (baying been unable to find personal
property suiiicient ont of whii h tn mke
said taxes) the real estate set opposite the
...... vi mo irn(.HTc ,ar,is, iinm ann
corporations contained in the following
nsis io aaumy tne amount .of taxes and
costs assessed and charged against such
persons, firms and corporations in said de
linquent tax roll, alt of aaid property being
aivuuteu in ram county ana state, ana de
scribed on said delinquent tax roll for snid
county and state, lor said year, as follows.
iv-wit:
Antonsen, Peter C, ne of seW see 11, tp 7
r 8, 40 acres a
Anderaon, Joaepbine, m'A of at'A eU of
nwt aec 8318 r 4. KM J r
Adama, 8 C, 'A of bl Oft, all of 6, 67, ffll (1
40. 1. 62. 83. hi and II l'l,,n,l,l.
Aldridge, J U, lots 6 sud ft, bl 2, Bryant
vllle .
Adams, John, lots 8 and 7 and te'i of awji
and swJi of ae aec 8 1 ft r S, ISO acrea
Anderson, James, swJ4 see 21 1 ft r 8, 160
Adams, jack , lot i bl W Vern onla
Adams, Jamea M, lot 2 bl 12 Vornonla....
Kinnev, M J, e' of aeW, selkof ue4 see 20
1 7 r A 130 acrea; aai and awW of isU
sec 22 1 7 r ft. 200 acrea; na and t aec
. r r w, u m in , ,
Knott, Levi, undf of nefi tec 10 t r 2,
160 acrea......
Kelaendahl, Aiifuata. part of Bonaere D
L C, aec 28 1 3 r 1, 200 acres
Leonard. John, of nati, neW of aw'l
sec 12 1 7 r ft. PJo'sanaa. '. . . .
l.lin.l, A t, aS of ai aec 1 1 7 r 4, 100 acrea.
tmout, A. pan of Lemout'a D 1 V aeo
84 I ft r 1, 604 acres
Lemont, Jane, lou 10, 11 bl 12 Columbia
Cltv
Leonard, Harauel, part of E 8 Bryant's D I,
v. aec is 1 7 r 4, 18 acrea; mU of uw'.i
sec 2318 r 3, 40 acrea
Ugette, Ii D. part of E Ceuysra' D L C aee
8l7r4, ft acrea .
Lambert, A W , vH tm4 aec 3 t 8 r 4, 80
acrea; De.'i of ikKm ae4 ol ne'4 swi 2 1 8 r
Leahy, E C, utU of se aee 7 t 4 r X 40
acrea; h,U4, S. 8, 7, as 8 t 4 r 2. 138
acrea: wt of nwfi , wj of awW aec ft I 4
r2, leOacrea; nwJ4 of aeiiaec 7 I ft r2,
40 acrea .,
Llebe.TH,sw! aec22t6r8, 180 acres...
Labine, W H, e)4 of ri aec 8 1 7 r 3, 40
acrea: net4 of nw W aee in ifrlal u.v
Lane, il H, ue'i of ae'-i aec 28 t 4 r 2, 40
acrea; nU ot awU aec27 1 4 r 2, 80, acraa. .
Lawrence, J N. (eaiate ol) aW of umKi A
lota I JuvlHllfA lat M.'rm
Lawrence. J K, jeatate ofj aw.'i.aeii'aec'ift
1 7 rft, 320 acrea ,
J-andry. B F, nwaec 21 1 ft r 4. 180 acres.
Lallv, V H, lota 8,7, bl IX; lota 1, 2, 8, 4, ft,
. bl 19 2nd Add to Vernoula. . "...,!;
Maleosera, F E, w of se4 and 'A awW
secl2lr,lilOs3res...?. ....
Melllnger, Wm, wj of aw! sec 88 1 ft r 4,
Meacher, PeUr'iji'orsw 'sDd''s'
711 nwace29t7r2.HSacrea
ncirew, nancy a, ! ol aeM and swji of
aen ana aei of awH tec 13 t ft r 3, 180
108 00
992
786
7 86
73ft
8 35
8 92
9 42
11 68
73
4 66
7 31
12 96
8 77
7 86
8 14
287
(79
780
4
70
48 24
37 68
4 47
67 86
Sft
31
48 21
1 96
02
3 27
7 86
H86
14 82
37 4ft
9 10
3 18
7 86
2
St 89
42
7 8ft
4 13
42
11 74
AlllrnatlM U I t a IJ n V. ......
Bailey W E, ne'4 of nwJi aee 29 1 7 r'i'io
acres
Bevia. Mrs If J, part of Huuter'sDLC
aecu 2! and 80 1 6 r 1 and 2, and aw!
and iktK,9 ntn -
Bueli'SH"Ho?,uP,lt0' (J"V and Ann
Verrill'a DLCm Ititn m
Bucher, Mrs Aanle, w'A see 88 1 ft r 2.'ia0
acres..., ,
Braddock, James F, part of Uenabsw's
I aa a-H lVtr17ll fiu.t
Braunlng, Henry, loU i s and 4 aec'ao 't 6
r 6, lft7 acres
Beegle, J R, sr, lot 3 se 13 1 4 r i 3ft acres
B?i"?i "snjisrtof Clonlnger'sD LCiec
88 t 4 r 2. 4Q wm
Bomela, John A, ti of seii'and lots' 4 and
ft tec 28 1 8 r4, and ue4 of ueji aec 29 18
r 4. 17B uiraa
Boyle, Hugh, ne!i of nw an'd'nU'of rie'i
fll"-"lavHot nwiec28t7
r ft. 180 acrea
Brown, J C, n'4 of swj see 86 1 ft ' r 2,'79
acres
Burrows, Henry I, nwJ4 see 21 1 r ' 160
Builders 8sah i Door Manofacturi'ng Co "
fc lot ft In blks 8 snd 4 Kalnler
Bryant, M O, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, ft, 8, 7, 8, blk ft,
Blaochard, T tt 'u 6 blit ii,' Verao'nial 1 1 1
Brink, T J. lot ft blk 13. Veroonla. ....... .
Boas,JO,lot 4 blk 7. Vsrnonia...M
Jynon, ous . H, wit of swWaee 24 1 4 r ft. 80
S: 'ot sol io vernoula; blk 28 Mel.
iiuxcr AUU
Bvnon. Hallla hlk on vm."i'i
Bonaer, Mary A, lot 1 blk 28, Columbia
Braden, W H, lot 10 blk 8, let blk Veii
, . iV"? .v is-'i mna D,k 4 Jtelllna
er'a Add: blk 2 Molli,,... iaa
Buckingham, Maud, lot 12 blk 4 Bryant
Ba"Iv!',ra' - "d ' sacM
4 8 r4, 176ssrsa.,
Bradbury, Clement, loU t, 3 and ' sae '28
1 8 r 4. 103 acrea
'Vr? aclrs",D"' W 01 nwJ
Bhmfild, A mandal rlirjai see 8t t ft ' t l',
Bsonett, W HVtof'swV(is'Vi'r'4V40
821
ft 86
24
81
7 So
8 00
86
36
86
8 67
78ft
7 86
7 86
10 61
7 86
62
882
17 18
90
4 1G
9 04
80 60
786
982
28
7 86
786
8 04
Mills, Hannah H,wU of
so seres; lot 2 bl 18 Venionlo
'4 aec 14 14 rft.
Moulton, Henry, sw4 see 3t"t(r ft,' 180
see 22 1 9 r 4, 80
ti t, 80 acres..
28 48
9 42
7 88
736
84
17 28
81
1 9ft
14
4 39
731
4 48
749
8ft
Reeiner, Herman, swW of aw'i and wU
of awij aeo 14 1 4 r 8, 12u acraa; nwH of
H aee w t a r s, to acraa. . ,
Kyckinan, T N, awW.ec 27 1 7 r 2. 100 acres
Roaa, W J, nf ot ae'4 and lou ft, 8 and 7
see 8 1 7 r 136 arrca; s4 of aud lots
1 aud 2 1 1 1 r IL Ian
Rlrtaey, S C. lota 8, 4. ft, 8 bi ftl. lots 1, 2. 3.
, a a, 7, s ol 4 Ulltner a addlUon to Co
tulubiaCltv ...
Rlehsnlaon, J A, umlU of nw't" of aek
anu set oi aw aec is t Br I, 40 acrea...
. r. a'i aec w a r a, iw acrea
Richards, i W, a'. of sel see 14 t 7 r 3, 40
aerev IT
Robaon, K F, se! and swi aac82lr2.
Ruaaell, Edward,' ' sw ' Vec ""t r 3,' i
acres
Reed, A D, lot 1 aeo ft t 4 r 4, 40 seres
Raymond, Mrs C A, sta of nek aee 8 1 3 r
2, SO acrea
Rlchmail. A If. naK MClItlrl MAaxvaa
Itaah. Kllia. aUof ,W si 80 1 7 r 4; uHot
Bt'i see 31 I 7 r 4. liO n . ' .
Kiniyun, w a, nvu arc 21 1 s r ft, ISO acres;
nw. aee is i a a, iw ai-rea; awl., aee 11
IA r S, II aerra; aw', ne',4, ae' j aee 9 1 4
rft, 480 acrea; owl. ualeeJ9 1 4 t ft. 820 ,
ai-raa: awii am 7 I 6 r ft, li acrea; nwU,
aw1, aec 15 1 ft r ft. 820 acrea: aU' atw h
I ftri, lsOarea; uM ac29, I 4 r ft, 1(0
seres 101 46
tehman, C. estate ot, nit ot swt see 13 1
8r2.MU acrna tn M
Hohulder,i:.aV. an-17r. lBOacrea... 8 St
Seaaetuan, R, lot 7 Ml, Veroonla 1 14
Hmltli, hmac A, 1, of neU and nwU ot
se ana nei ol mi aec8ulr4, WO
acres a as
Sweeney, Daniel, nej see 30 1 7 r 8, lflO
acrea s si
Htrachan, LutttoV, aU of nwVi and aw'i
of n. aw of 4 aec 1214 r a, Itaiaerea 88
strachau, hi. sm aec 13 4 r 3, luo auras 87
Simmons, Win, ai.j aec 1 1 7 r 4,t80acrsa. 77
Sum 11m. lota 4 and 6 bl 17 Vernoula 86
Slmmona. lira Elnor, lota 1.2, tee ts t 8 r 4,
aorsa; iota 8, 4 lit l. loU k, 2 bl 18
Kalnler , , , 14 oi
Hmltn, Carrie R. nU nwH and nwW of
nr'4 aee 2 1 ft r 8, 140 acres: na!,. of ueU
"w, w w r ffl. w ar. , SB?
Spencer, I M, n4 of nwtf see 11 1 4r. 40
seres a ia
Slums, John K. 1 awWasc 81 1 4 rft 100 acrea 7 86
cerr, a r, min 1 veriiuiua tA
, Hralt, Wm, lou 2. S bl 21 Columbia City . 88
binlth aud Machton, ue and ae aec 8 t 8
. m cij 11 ?a ui ue muuri,N
acrea ai
; Shaefer A Can rail, nw! see 12 1 8 s 3, 180
Wiaejer Jacob, tek tee 2 1 8 1 3. ISO acrea 7 Sft
Smith, B.aweecM, t7rft. ISO acrea 9 42
Htevena John, awUaoc 81 1 ft rft, IfiO seres t 84
8klnur7er, Maria, t of a!-4 aa 27 l ft r 2,
Hherman, D f1 uwVsm29 t ft r'iMOacres 12 44
Smith, Anna, lot 2 bl 8 Rose Add to Ver-
Bliwia, W , aula' ol nw"i, awii of no',', ne
S of iih or W4 nviiiin, too
8ln"ri a (i, fnu'tlon of n w)i' ase'i V 3 9 4,
gaiiila. R ti, ',' of ne' and' n of iafi'aee
Bfttlrft. Isilscrea
Hmlth, Donald, awU tec til 1 4 r ft, Itklacres
Stuart I II, Iota I, 5 hi 18; lot llibl Ut; lul
6 lil il; lot 1 hi 7 Verniinia,. , ,
Slasrna, Mra Wm.lol ft bl 4 Unhle
ntrtiMtfleld, Mnrrla, ae'. of U, n4 al sw
tj, awW of nwi; aec 17 1 8 r 4. lt'9 acraa ,
Slrauaa, Lao, H of H see 1 t ft r 9, 80
BhermanV KlVaat'ieiii.'s' of' ile, Isc'lS t'ft
rft, 80 acre".,.
Slehtiiaii. 11 K, lot eti 1 1 ft r ft, 87 tcrea.
Suydur, K, H ol aw,ti is J t ft r 4, 80
acres
Hmltli, I, K, H ol uM, see 9 I T r 4, SO
acrea; 't nl nwW ma 10 1 1 r 4, 80 acrea
Turk, ElUabstli, M tso (4, I 4 9 ft, 180
acrea
Tlinonsy, T P, '.' -re 97 1 7 r 2. IM) screa.
TlimnpiKiu, W B, aw), ass 84 t 7 t 3, ISO
acrea
Travlur, W K, netf aac 81 1 7 r 9, 180 acrea.
Trim in. Chat, n)a see 3 1 ft 1 9. WO acrea. .
Taylor, J tl, awlj of u.4. nwM of tH see
8t4ril ai'res...., ?,..,..
Tnppllls, Matlie. Inatata oil seU of nwU,
tola 9 aud ntj of na ol w aac ft t 7 r 4,
lot 8 aec 8 I ft 4, 170 acrea ,
Tumbvrg, O. lot 2 see 0 1 8 r 1 40 seres .
Thuuiuaou, 11 H, lot B bl 19 Columbia City
Tomllnsnn, Ferry, self aee 23 I r I, 140
actsa
Tracy, Kdwanl, nH se3 18 r J, 10 acrea.
Tracy, Michael, a see 12 t r 8, It
acres
Thorp, T. e of awW and lots 3, 4 tea U I
t4rft,16 acres..:,..,.. ,,
Taylor, S H, aud HI oners, Geo F, twM see
ItitS rft, HOacnm
Tlmaraon, C A, est' mm 9 1 r ft, lr acres.
Tucker, lito M, aH aac 20 tft r i 100 aerea
Tucker, A A, H ol wV, wH of aeM see 1
1 4 r 4, IrtO ay'rva
Vtdoa.W W, lota 1.3, 3 aac 801 8 r 1; ltU
of liwU, lota 1, 2. 9. 7, 8 sec 81 IB mi lota
1, 2. 8, 4 ec 82 I 8 r 6, 2X8 acraa; luta I, 8
4, ft.S aac 881 a rft, nv of ax',, aU of
nwlv li of i a. awj of anti and lota
2, 8. 1, ft, ft and 9 sw 84 1 8 r ft, 84 acres. . .
Vanlllarlrosi. ) W, wtj of nK. W of aw
tsioBi4r 4. m acres, ..7!,.. 7.
VsnHlartcom, oaenh. blka 2, 3, 4, (, 8, 11,
8, 7. 19, 9, 14; lota 1. 1 8. 8 bl 18; lota i, 3,
8, 4. ft, 8, i. 8. 9, 10. II. 12 bl 16; loU 1, i 3,
4, bl 16; lU 8 ami ft bl 1; lou 9, a 4, 4 bi
ft, Vernoula ,,
Vanovar. L T. hit 9 bl 1 Near City
Vrnelaml, Thsd W, awH aee 7 1 8 S ! seW
asc 21 18 r 8, 807 acres
Vsimrailell, Joaeph it, W of nwVj, n ut
aee a 1 4 r ft, lOOacrsa; seja aee 1 1 4 r
ft, uTo acres .?,
Voire. JOaoph, sH of uwU, aVt of twist see
8U3r4, ISO wrea 7.7...
Vsrnoiita luipiovament Co, 11 Vj of U
of aeo ft t 4 r4, 20 acrea; bl 17; 2nd
Add blka A, IS, 17, 22, 28, 81, 80, 87, 89, 80,
40. . a
Wlneakl, Andrew, swU of nwti tc 26 1 ft r
3, 40 acrea '
Wood, W A.swtfaee20ltr4, 180 aires..
Wsbtier, W , n'yof nw. ael4 of ta-W, nt
Wol awt aee 1417 r 4. ho a.-rea, ...... .
White. Kuaene D, lincHa ol iW aac 90 I ft
r I, 40 acrea; undU ol lota 9. 1 aac 81 1 ft r
1,38 acraa; unrlU ofav,kt of lot 4
see 29 t ft r I, 29 acre.; e Cef nu C, iaU
of nM ae 20 t ft r 1, Ml acraa; uiHlit of
awli aec 81 1 ft r I, W acraa; Undk ot loU
I,2acltllrl, 17ara ?.
Wllllama, John g, aw aec 29 I 9 9, 180
aerea ,
Wsalet, George, nwH ssc 27 t 4 r ft, 180
seres
eh k, Racbsl, swj see 10 I ft r ft, 164
hkaranaiii,' J U'teMsee 2' V 'i'tH' 109
4 49
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M
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a
4
lit
4 9
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104
199)
34 0&
81
St
ft Sft
?!
197
87
49
f 4
77
TT
Ik
t3t
77 ia
)S4
18 8ft
1ft 61,
4
IM
4a
8 81,
Wllkelln, Catharine, sU of seU see 14 1 3
r 2, so acrea , . ,
Wllklnaoa, John, ai of nwj. neU of uw
W. uala af aw), aec 1 1 4 r ft, ISO acres . . .
Warner, llaiiry, lt of Beta asc ftl ft r 3,
SO acrea :.........;
Wand, Nancy, lot t bl J Columbia City,.
Waud. O H, lot 8 bl 27 Columbia Illy .....
Wbaelsr. C H, swt aec ft t ft r , tie scree.
Mlaconaln Uivl Aaaoclailon H vt Ai
see 9 III rft, as acraa: l, of awt, aac 9 1
ft r ft, so acres; U of saw, ' ol aeU
sec IT tftrft. loo acres; li af aeV4,
iiis'r'iao
MM
4
Tift,
II ,
4
42-
4 7t
44
44
4
39 4ft
ll
4 82.
4
9 4
Wallter, R U, aw'4 of ne'4
Wallace," J Ml part el CourwVs D fc'cV Saw
IM I 4 r 1. 22 aorea
Walker, Wm 1, swU of sec 2ft, t r I, ISO
actea , , ,
Wataen. W W,a, oaeWaeo Ut Tr Ate
acrea; nH of nc' t aec at 1 7 r ft, 8 serve .
Ward. RM lots 9 and 9 block I Keae Ad
dlllnuto Vcrnotita
Wlusert. Klilab (eaiate of) n't ot nl. see
28 1 6 r 2. lito screa; aH of tw. sac 13 t
91W aerea
White, Wm T.Sr, nal of nsfctae II ttr
2, ftOeeraa ,...,,..,. T .. ..
Whlia, Wm T. Jr. lot 4 aec It Sr 2. 7 acres
Moooa, j 11, i, 0f M aee is I t r 2, HI
acres ,. ., .
W0.XI11, Charhitta. lot 10 bl 28 Columbia
t.lty ,, ,
Wooda, 8 C, lot I bl I Columbia City
Whits. Emma 0, tens 8, 10, II, 12, bl 30 Co
lumbia lily.
Welch, J 11 awl.' tec 98 1 7 r 4, 100 screa. . .
llllua.C M,foUl,2.3,4, 19, 20. 21, 22
hi 26, HI Helens.,
Williams, Franklin, of ask', naU of
act, aec 14 t 7 r 4, 120 acrM. ....... .7. .. .
Wllllama, B F, sj of n', aw 2 t 4 r ft. 160
acnai "
Whltahoiiiu, Ha rah 0, swU tee 33 1 1 i"
1U0 acres ,
York, A, n of sefi aec 29 t 9 r 4. 40
soias
Yearsaln, Mrs Emily.part of C 0 Capias D
L C, aec 17 I ft r I, 10 acrea
Yeantaltt.O W.owWof aMiaec23t4 r2.40
acres (04
And iiollee Is besvby given, that on Saturday,
Uia 14th dav of Julv. Imii. ai hu ,.1 IA
o'clock A. M. of said day, at the l oitrt House
door In ths City of . Helens. In said County
and Huts, I shall proceed to eell the above d
enrlhed real eatate. at publlo auction, to U,e
hlaheat blddsr loreaab In hand, In V. m gold
Coin at lima of aale. auhlaet 10 rMtm,.ilr.i.
tatlafy said warrant, coals and accruing coals.
. . . 4 V WA'ITH.
nnanrr or iuamua ,
Tsx Collector.
17 17
ftsft
1 01
4 71
49
41
I 8
I (O
1
787
U
12 44
4 7)
1 9t
tt a 1 r-,
County and AU-Uffiela
McDonald. Wm, w'4
acrea: ' nwU aec 27 I
un,u,RA.aDIIWIKI I ill.
40 acrea; e'J of ne'i and nU ofneVand
se'4 of t and nrfi and hi ft ice 10 1 9 r
1, 3.6 screa; lot ft aec 1ft 1 8 r 1, 47 acres;
"4 of aud loU 1, 2, 8, 4 tec 4 1 3 r 1,
snaeres tn aa
Merrill, A M, s'of sesee 12t r X 80
aerea; HWJIM ana nw'4 of SW!
tec 27 1 ft r 2, 80. acres .
Uathewi, A if, t'i of aeJi too 22 1 ft r 4, 80
Moore, Clara, nirj, oYse&'sM 1 8 1 1?'40
lu-rea , .
Meeker, W A, lot ft bl 18 Ht. Helens
Merrill, Mrs Frank, eU swl slid !4 aeV
sec 1 1 ft r 8, 160 scraa; lot I bl 8 Clataka-
HlO
Merrill. Frank, uv'.tw 34 17 r 2, 160 seres;
part of E U Bryant's D. U C. sec 8 1 7 r 4,
1 sere; e' ae'4 aec 10 t 7 r 8, 80 acraa;
lou 6 trntl ime. 17 t 7 r 4, 42 acrea; t'A
w4 see 36 1 7 r 4, 80 acraa; aw 14 aee 19I
ft r 4, 168 acrea, lou 7 and 8 bi 22 Colum
bia City; lot 8 bl 2 Bryantvllle 133 00
Meconnell, Ida N, lot 8 bl 8 Bryantvllle. . 1 91
mcvnuiei , nary, wjs OI e 01 aWi aec 28
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ST,
HELENS EXCHANGE
-STRAND STREET.
10 66
I tftj
91
14 71
20 CI
Mr. Thomas Cooper has Just opened up his new snd elegant barroom InBt. Helens,
where can constantly be found ths famous
Also best Brands Domestic en. Key Yest Cigars.
MB. COOPER 18 ALWAYS GLAD TO WELCOME HIS OLD FEIENDS
TO HIS PLACE OF BUSINESS.
63 68
877
846
82 88
8 8
8 06
847
8 31
10
t
89 82
18 54
83
81
41
tale of) wit of se) and
c82t4rl.rtw acrea .....
.1 n, ui
lw acres; 0 of ne'4 aeo 84 1 4 r 4, 80
I Flaher, O'B.'nwji'of sw'secift' t'sr'stO
Foater, FF, ne'4 ol w4 seclltftri tO
acrea
iu F""n i ."' ' ne t"4' of' neji
W f T. ra;sof se? of sesec 24 tt
m JJk "S. ' V -". - -...r--.......
s iviueuueiuier, a, sevi sec s to r4. 160
acrea ....: .
Fiah, H A, iwW sec 18 1 8 r 2, WAeri'. 111.'
Fraaer, I I mU of w'4 aee 18 1 7 r ft. 40
acrea; f of ne and nwU of ne)i and
ne'i of nwU aee ia 1 1 i k
Fruah, Amauua. atM. and nwW end'aiii
McCoy, Oeo W, 11U of neU aee 22 1 ft r 4, 80
acrea: va ot sci sec 16 1 6 r 4, SO acres;
n'A ot n?A sec 21 1 8 r 4. SO aerea; 11U (
nwV,' rec 22 1 6 r 4, 80 acrea; tw'4 of sec 1ft
w r t, miiv a.rvm. , ,
Markla. Geo W. aalyaeeflaiA ra trni.M
Marauam, P A, ae(aec 10 1 4 r 2, 10 acrea
tl vVt, mw'4 ol aeii aec 26 t 4 r 2, 120
acrea; e'4 of se! sec 14 1 4 r 2, 80 acres. .
Man n, C A, lota 1, 2, ft, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 bl Sft
Columbia City ,
Maaon, Mary, Iota 11, 12 bl 21 Columbia
City ,
Milter. B E, lots 6, 8 bl 14 1st Add to Ver
noula McKwlu, J, neJi of ne!i sec 28 1 4 r 2, 40
ST. HELENS.
ST. HELENS EXCHANGE
OR'GON
acraa; thi
10 0ft
1 46
199
10 71
28 84
42
42
18 66
1 63
41
6 8S
392
49
32
83
192
13 07
and awU iwm at r.r 1. &ui
FUrety, lid, lots 4 and bl 28, cVlumbie
Fraiie.R'A,'anri''8tweii,''A'w,''n'wW
ana e 01 sw4 sec 82 t 4 r4, 120
acres: naW of tA ! xui.j m ........
Fruah, Win, u&A snd se see 16 16 r 8,
'acres'' ' ' ' 7 ' S' 80
Fraui, Oeo W , i ot 9 see V 1 7 r ft," W acres
Felemback, Albert, swi of swH ssc 88 1 4
r 2, 40 acres
Grlndle, Klrner, se aec 8 1 6 r si 160 Krai
tirindle, Ebon H. aw aec3t r 8, 16U acres
tiunderson. John, ae4 sec 82 t 7 1 ft, 100
acres. ..
Gunderton, Anton, 4 ot se)4 sec 1 t'i r ftl
Gove, Henry C, teW aec 10 1 ft r 2, 160 acres
sej sec 8 1 ft r 2, lOOacrea
Oomme, Chas, one lot in Ciatskanle
I,CL , ,,. II .imOIKKIlie
Orlawold, Wm T, nwji and ne aoc 20 t ft
r 3, 920 acros; nwj ahd ntii aec 20 1 ft r 8
see Sft t 8 r 6, 28
320 acraa..
Ollllhau, W I, lots 7,
Oafersr .' fscob',' lots '',',' 'iil 'ii,' W 'i lat
Glllis, J H, seii tec 7 1 r ft, 160 acres
Groaa, Wm, bl 6 Columbia City
Guinlen, Thomas, neU aac 34 1 r 3, 160
acrea ,
gay. W R. nJaac8t6r9,l0scrasi;r.l
Gilbert, J M, swW sec 80 1 7 r 8, 146 acres . .
sersa .
Goliiufa, G C, ae'A of ntii, w4 ot ntii,
82
31 40
62
42
18 70
14 82
70
3 86
8 81
7 81
88
90
18 66
11 80
10 80
81 49
8 09
1 7ft
7 86
S 49
7 86
7 86
8 34
78ft
Mcklwes,'Wm8,nw&w'd iwU
40 acres
Millar, Wm, sw4 sec 8ft 1 7 r 4, 160 acres. . .
McHweney. Kdward, lot 2 and awW of neU
aee 8 1 4 r 4, 86 acres T
McCnllom, Wm, nw'A aec 26, 1 8 r 4, 160
acres , .
McClnra, Willis, ne'4 ot nt tec 7 t7rl
40 acres T
McDevett, Thomas F B, nwi sec 18 1 8 r 2l
Job'n 'iiYnwii dl ''&4 'snd'iots 8,'4
aec 19 1 6 r 4. 120 urn: nit. nf nl -L.
IWt6r4,40acre , 7
Milnler, H, nj of swW, n'4 fit see 26 t'ft
0, isn acres .....:
Morsan, Paulina, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, aeo 6 1 7 r
ft, 10 acrea ...
Marniiain, 11 ua, V LsRIns OI.C aec 8 t 4 r
2, 826 acrea: part ol K Hoyt's D L C see
80 1 4 r 1, 316 acrea; part 0 Nenley'a D L
C aectiona 26 and 80 t 4 r 1 and 2, 108
acres
M!!.ler. Wm 8, n'4 of aw, lots 1 audi ssc
iu 1 1 1 4, 114 acrea
Nelson snd Yomif, part of nwWof seW
and aw! of se '4 and lota 1, 2, 8 aec 7 1 X
r 1,68 seres; part of J McNulty's D. L.
C aoc 6, 7, 8 1 4 r 1, 178 a-rsa.
Ncff, C T, lot 8 bl 11 Veinonla .
Nellu, John, eU of se!4 see ft 1 4 r 4, nU
of ne'4 aec 7 1 4 r 4, 120 acres
Nordon. B L, aeJi of n '4 ana neW of swW
aec 86 tftrft, 80 acrea
Nlchola, A F, se aec 2t t ft r 8, 160 acres.'!
acrea' "' " w l r 2, 108
Nleiuelal oip'f,' lot ft aac itii t'i 4, 80 acreal 1
Nlms, R, nm'A and neV of mw'4, ,w'4 of se
Nellln, John, ne'4 of n'eWsaeTt 4r 4,"48
26 001
786
29 44
104
61
87
194
11170
7 86
8 92
7 86
401
1 81
MODEL SALOON
CLONINOER & BRINN, Props.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
Weinliard'a Lager Beer.
FINE - LADDIES - AND LA CREMA - CIGARS,
FAMOUS MILLER & STEWART O. K. WHISKY
FRONT STREET, . 8T. IIELKK. finnan
78ft
7 81
THE PORTLAND AND CLATSKANIE ROUTE
acres; 'A ol Q aee 6 1 4 r 4, 80 seres.
"", "arKareiej.ieatatej nof oM of nw
H and lot 1 asc 19 1 3 r 1, ft? acrea; lota 4
1
8ft 18 '
1
7 07
and 8 and
uinsr,
to
id 8 and part of ft, sec 18 18 r 1. 79 acres
ir, Geo K, t'4 ef ae'4. m'4 "f "H see
t4r6;ne'4of awstelft I 4 r ft, 180
84 U
SARAH nyirnxT r , .
Leaves Pr,,tl.,.,t ..a 7J-.?m"' ' onstTOT. HtLBW.
Clalsk.nle. touching at Hauylei at 2 o'nlock. for
! Rainier. Cedar L.nrTln vii p!i","iVl'..,lel?.n".''nli Oily. Valama. Naer 01t. ,
I turning every mornluF (e7ce7t M7vT . , u,"SfstS Ps, is. -,
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