The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, May 30, 1902, Image 3

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If I'r'.jwlrd Id UP mmiV Hrij ---. pi Wnlclii, 60 iuil wMitli ill urttnui I'hmi mid mm llironijli Uwd "("r "'I' -xtMiitluii ul tli Uoi.ie iNeiiHimu iim..l from th Culumlii river to Mm jiehlrm eoimtry lm evitry rw.m to l rrgtiiM n mwured fm t. Tim eon jKuctiott of llm iiropowd l'ortlmid A Xilliiiiook tiwd itill only ciiilw'iur, but v-iituiilly Uii HI lw built to hrlni! th IuiiiImt to nmrlcpt. Tli Mint d uio-t dlrw l roul to tup the luwvr Nililin il Tillmnooll country ivnaioa of tlio A. A. C. H. K. frulU Srnaliltf. Tlie (IliiiR of urtiulu of inrorruttti of Una from UImIi to ; Om liny. UrcKtm, fMlinot Iw miilimd t mean tlie IiiiuiwIIhI iiiitru(!tlt.n of tiiiilliip, but ii km IniliiMilon llmt the rrt miili'i'iOH-i iiiniiirr, iniiianti anu !tUMillllrnl wi-nlttl Of Oil-null in tmttlirau- BfH'Jiiied. Cotuiiibla Klvir Tinilwruimi. 8rntr XcUrld-'a Marrlatrc Vonit, My 2rt. E.UnitJ gtHtt (tftmiiir tirord w, Munnow, oi urt-Kon, nil Mi, (jiura Walter rU'tint-lehlrii-Ur(, of tlie "Mine mint, wtim married at tin rectory of tlia Churcli of the axfii Ion. In tlila rlty, on HatunJay. 8nUir Julin H. Mltclmll. of Orrij.iii, and Mm, Harriet I'otU'r Notinui, of New York, wrre (irem-nt at the wtiMliif, wtilvb man fiillnartil liy a l)reaklat. Tim bridal trip of Mr. and Mm. Mo nrfeln'iran today. They went to I U hi imi and will travel lowly UiroiiKh New KukIhii'I. nilllng In aeveral wicka at fpwni, NairuKRnaett and Atlantic I'iiv. In June they will ro to Oiegim to rml'lo iH-riimm-ntly In 1'ortland. The oiarriaif wa eelehniteil on Haturday, but rame very near being pnetuuned on arrounl ol a'ni)lak of the coachman. ptiator Jwhn tl. Miu hell arrivsl hare rly Kiitunlay and Joined Mr. Mcliilile. Arraiiiteuii'iiti were all niailo lo have the r-ruiiioiiy m-rfiirnied In the rectory of tli I Imrvli of the Ax-enaion at hiuh jhwii. The two senator were there ruaipily on time, waiteU nearly half an iour. ami then ti-ieiihonea la Mr. iNiHirne' liouae, The nervanU reirted lh women bad alaited a tone lluie be fore. Mr. Mrllriilii waa nuiiplutin'd and auunht tlie advico of tde rector, lie t!gi!.'nii'il a poi-ai hie miatake I u ehurchei, theio lieiiiK two Cliutvhe ol the Ai-n- mnn niiu i mI tn.Ki an.! nne Prltf.ttflt. iwaalor Mitchell diuvn round to the otlierchurrti and found the women won dering where Mctlrlde waa. The eere- mony waa then milrkly performed at tlie rijcht nlai-e. There were no other Iiiraia. The wiililinu hrenkmat wa aiven bv Mr. Nourae. The bride wa (uwrit-d in a ault gray traveling dre, carry in lilic of tho valley. Mr. R'liwiclitenberR reeided In Port land In lUiiS, and with Mr. J. V. (relch fn orvaniicd the H'btto t 'roa Hoeiety. Mie will be kindly remembered by the Urt'Kn Volunteer, aa he wa a frequent viiiior to ('amp McKlnley, and alway dad a pleasant amile ami a luakel of dcliiacie (or the uiemoer of the reiti inent. The White lru Hoeiety wa lor a time an active factor in the auxiliary work incidunt to the departure ol the ri-itimi-nt, and it wa to eccure lunda for entenilinir It that Mr. Hchwirhtenlierif went to WaahiiiKtou. waa maite, however, a tlie work waa turned over to the Ked Cro Noclety, which bad been Drat In the Held. Mr. Hchwlchtenberg i a woman ol t'lmrniinir neraonalitv and much beauty, and he bct-HUte a Invorlte in Wanliing ton aorletv. atleudlnif many function. ! Mie met Senator Mcllride in Portland , aeveral year ago. Warning to XethodUta. "If the clergy of Hut Methodist Kpi eopal church expect to keen their young men and women in the fold they must do away with old restriction against eard playing, duuuing and attendance at the theatre. II they are not allowed to (ollow the dictate of their conscience they will attend churche where they will be allowed to do o or else they wifl not attend churcli at all." Thia, in aubalaiiee. waa the declara- Home exwllent work la being done on tlonetlorth al a dinner at the Union i t)(J c,)imiy rund at thia place. Sufier Iagne Club, attended by alxty live , jwir Kasmiissen ha a lorce of men at prominent Methodist minister ami my- men ul Chicaso. Tlie iropoitloit re ceived general discussion, In which Bishop J. Hamilton, LU I), and Koliert Quayletook leading part. '"If we don't take avtive tep toward uroualug inter est in the church mu the part of our young men and women we shall aland alone In our old ago. There will be none to take the burden Irom our ahoiil hrs when we pa away," uild Mr. (Juayle. "If we aeek to bind the young people down too closely or draw too tight, we can't hope to keep thuia with s, 1 recommend that nil laymen and flergymen to whom the lnleresta ol tho Methodist church are dear, oignnira around thi question and insist that at the next general conference the present elation and retrhiion be removed." Yaukton Briefs, Juror are Journeying homo. Mr. Beeruian is lowlv recovering. Farmer who planted early garden aro wishing they hadn't. Mra. Ci Ti. Tnrliell annnt Tuesday and Wedneaday with Iriondsat Bachelor Flat. MiaaJcsHio Mitchell and Mlsa Mertle Avres spent Sunday with frleoitk i Yankton. Monday evening lnat wa a red letter day (or the republican ol this section. The resident candidate (or county hon ors ol Bt. Helen and Rainier, reinforced by Hon. W. II. Powell, J. II. Collins, and the present county clerk, met. the People o( th neigh liorhond at the school house and regaled an eager audience with their combined wit and wisdom (or two hour, alter which a ireuenil hand shaking nnd tree discussion of tlie ques tion at iHHim wax indulged in (oi a half hour. Tho people certainly npprecintu the enurifsv of thei-e gentlemen, none oi whom claim , ,tl politienl t-penlierf. for meeting us lit home, to let hh all see wmit miinner of men we shall b upJii to vote U' ou Jouo and. II I t'vuutjr Court l'roeeedlu;. r l'rtMdlnifK ( the county court at tl muJ lorl l'rnt, Hon. J. U, jn, wnimy jiiiiUr! y, a. 1 ikiiiiiii MNiiinnr: J. II Uf.... f'Mrk ' ., riff. ..e priM?- )miillm Mug rimJa tim following Vo. Journal fur March-torm rend and Ordered tint il litis ,J it.. i '" twiijfurrwt to road fund Iu road Ktort of viewer on Lyd row! lit open court llrst time. i Hond ol t. A. Hosford, coi imulmr rout Nu. 7tt. it. a it . i 1'utlilon of Kd Holme for liquor II- cenae iir Hnaptiooae precinct lor li moiiioa, anoweu, Ordered that a rebate of 110.25 be al lowetl to Jamei Dart on land bought In i i ai on aucouni of wrong Ueacrlo tlon. r Hcalp claim examined and allowed In ma aiiiu oi aof, Ta receipt and roll checked up and eiamined bv the court. In the matter of the rliht-of-way for r..i inroiiKu lejiMn. i( ia ordered that the clerk irn warrant in (avor of h. m. rowier tor I3U.&0 and Jan. Ron liedy for KI noon tlie mid Darllea ... filling a deed to Columbia county for iiNiii-ui-waj mn aiorenaiu, Viewer re.ort on Lydviifaon rond read in open court aeoond tline. Haid r'Kirt being advent, to laid road, it I ordered by the court that (aid road be not allowed, fctltlon of A. Bout et al for a county road. No bond Hied with the mine, it i hereby continued for the term. I'etltlon lor purchaae ol a rock crusher preaeiited to court and by the court taken under adviaement. Ordered that a liat of all warrant overaeven year old be advertiaed lor cancellation. Ordered that the clerk draw a war rant for 2fl In favor of W. N. Hutlier land, (or aid. Ordered that the clerk draw a war rant In favor ol h. MaicntiaKen lor $J0 lor anpporl of John Uunderaon for March and April, llK'. Orilcrel that UMn the payment of S the coal U remitted on the lot of Klia llolliilay, and the clerk have credit (or the aame. Ordered that -tax aale certificate on land aaaeaaed to W. I. Mi-C'aualand and told, Imi cancelled, a land ha not bean i roved up on and no title to the aame baa been granted. Ordereif that the clerk preaent to the alieritf all tax aale ceriillcate held by county, on which time for redemp tion ha expired ami tame ha not been redeemed, and have alieritf execute deed to tlie county for the aame. Ordered that uihhi the payment by L. Brant o( .'W.-D that the coal be re mitted and that the clerk have credit (or tlie aame. Ordered that the um of 1250 lie ap portioned to road district No. 8, and fU0 to iliatriet No. 14 out of the load In ml, (or rued work. Ordered that Judge Unan be antlioi latul to examine the Canvon bridite, near Columlwa City, and order repair uecea arv. Ordered that W. I). ( aae be author ised U examine tlie bridge acroaa the Kehalem, near Miat, and have the nec- eaaary rewii made. Kllihy Templea In India. Bacred cow often delilo India tem ple, but wor yet i a ixxiy timv mii- Inted by coiiDtpulion. Pon t Mirmlt It. Cleaniw your ayatem with Dr. King' New Life I'll la and avoid untold tuiaery. They give hely liver, active liowle. gHI oigi-ation, fine appetite. Only 25c al the rtt. lielen I'liarmary. Warren Happening". Mr. John Urio and aon, Harry, yi iteil with relative the drat of the week. Mr. Bert Hraim, of the teamer Amer ica, wa a Warreii visitor the 0rt of the week. Mr. and Mr. W. 3. Fullerton, of Port land, apent lat week visiting with rela tive and Irieuds. Mr. N. F. Baker. Mr. G. W. Baker and Mr. McOuire were Portland vuilora Tuenday of thia week. Mr. and Mr. William Slaven, of No appropriation ' Portland, were the gueat o( the (or and alMr a time uier' parent a lew day thi week. Mr. E. Hawkins, once a resident of thla place, but now ol Portland, was down the Hrt of he week on busiiies. Henry Lanton, r., returned home Irom Newport, O".. it Friday night and report having apent a moai ueug.u- lul time. Mr. Uobert Nichols, who ha been as slating J sines Hiw-ou on the launch Iris for the pant week, left last Monday for Warrenton, Or. Mis Kthel Bacon returned homo Wednesday ol last week, after a two week' visit with relative at Portland and Hood Kiver. Mr. Lester Uoae and Mr. Coleman, ... i... i.ul... oinnloved on the Noon farm for some time past, 'P? the morning train Tuesday for lacoma, niiu iip.v .. r . , past, acparieu on wori. g,i ti,u roada are ahowtng rapiu Improvement Rev. U Davie and wife returned home last Biitunduy evening from Rock wood, Or., where they had been spen. I ing the past two week with the latter' parent, Mr. and Mr. Allwyu. Children' Day will be observea at tne Orace Evangelical church suiiuay, June 15. An excellent programme prepared for tho occasion, consisting of songs, reading, recitation and music. Everyone i cordially invited lo attend. X ' How to Avoid Trouble. Now 1 the time to provide yourself and family with a IwUle olt mmber Mn't Uolio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Ren'ily It I ahnost cerla.u to be tten iuy- v . a over, and bson It la everywhfre'ndndtU'd to ZZ nS .uccePflul mcd cine n use and ami i in. u ut ii,.luna without It. Forsalo at the bt. IKlena Pharnnicy. - . . It. . I.,. ...... l.n.l lilt nitiick of whoop ,,r"":u.' h..t for Chamberlain' enmis time ,;, several 'l3k H. J. Mniii'RrAOKW, " ' c. For sale at the St. Fair Haven, Wnsli. Helens PhaiiiHiey. of what '::!::s remind yon '!'' . " lr- od d.r ',ttrft l tlt'' fiiin'H Hioimo-h T,.v ..u.nnse Imving on.-, us' " ,,.,, r,lte 1 inviotirnl. " ". i "lr " Iw.V cat ;0 cents i'- ' ut thc iiulieHl-tiannaey. I .1... 1...U q I'UI I'll' yernoula Plek.Un. mrs. niiamiaiian and Mr. Bonnie, Who Wr an IttriM mi..L. J..!. . . . . ; a " ""ring me ear y Jrlng, aro both on their feet again. , Bert Kobert. now of Houlton, came over the mountain the latter part of the week, and visited a day or two with menu hereabout, returning Monday. M. E, Kmmon, fl. B. Rose, E.J. Mil and A. II. Powell, ol Pittsburg, made a trip out to the county seat last week, some of them going on to Port land. Mis Lou Bhannahan I teaching the Klst ichool thia u.lr 1... hu, S.... Merle, who 1 at home unu.,1,1 inir at. thu pir work of tome Portland artificial tooth carpenter, Wash Muckle. of fir Trl,.,. . Mr. Ilassett, ol Seattle, came over from ot, Helens, arid went mi tin ftnek ap.It on a land lnsecting tour, stopping here auain Monday ninlit. ami tl,n l.t t,. Wt. Helen Tuesday. W. 0. Woorls and fu,.,ltu .!. Iieen livina- on the V. M. V during the cropping vaon, moved back to ineir own ranch on Upper I'ebble creek thi week. They will be with ua again during haying and harvest. Nelghlsir are keenlnir Dr. Hatflnld'a new liill-droiinlnir Planet lr. aeeilnr imi hot thi week, itettins in their beet. carrot and other need, while the weather ia tint. The machine work to perfection, esiiecislly where the ground I thoroughly pulverized, and ia a won derful time and labor saver. CI. W. Parker, now of Houlton. made a hurried trip through the Nchaleinand uu over Into Wasliinulon county the latter part o( last week, hi object being to buy another horse, so a to do team ing, but the horse he went to see did not suit him, so he did not buy, and re turned to Houlton Saturday. Omar Nickerson. who went out to Portland along in March, but who ha been in (iood Samaritan hospital the past month, with inflammatory rheuma tism, came home last Thursday, still ulfering. He tried to walk partol the wy over the mountain, which cave it i a back-set. John Edholin tried to rldo one of hi horse without (addle, bridle or even a halter. The animal ! gentle enough ordinarily, but feot a-goiug a little too fast, and John had a eliding motion to ward the ground, which he struck with considerable force. Result, sore spots all over hi person, and tlie smell of var ious liniment when in hi presence. Don't try that kind of a ride again, John. The minister assigned1 to this charge by the conference iu cession at Can by last week I Rev. J. C. Emmel. He is au entirely new man to thia people and we shall have to get acquainted with him and hi family. Our presiding elder will be Rev, N. Shupp, well and favorably known hereabouts. The boy preacher, Rex. E. L. Jones, wa sent to Albany, where he will not only preach, but at tend the Albany college during the year. R. Brssenian, who ha been down the river toward Mist the past three weeks, repairing the iH-cda house, came home Sunday lor a spell. After gelling in hi truck patch and doing Borne other work hereabouts, he will leturn and finish up the job (or Mr. Deeds. She has been raising her house (our feet higher, put ting on a new rool and dressing the out side with dimension shingles, which will give her a very pretty and comfort-1 able dwelling. On last Saturday, May 24, steps were taken before Notary Public John Prin gle, ol this town, to incorporate a mill- i ing company. The incoriiorators are W. I). Case, T. L. Parker, N. J. Parker, John Parker, Wm. Pringle and E. J. Mill. The body will bo known as the East Fork Milling Company, will be lo cated at or near Pittsburg, and will do a general lodging and milling Imi-iness. will manufacture finished lumber, and will, in time, make Hour and other grain products, a did the old milling coinMny at the same location, burned out two year ago. Thia community will welcome the advent of aueh an en terprise and will give encouragement by way of patronage as well a in kindly word. Cheerful nes. Loam to laugh. A good laugh 1 better than medicine. Learn how to tell a atory. A well told story ia aa welcome a a Bunbeum in a sickroom. , Learn to keoo your own trouble to yourself. The world 1 too busy to care for your ills and sorrows. Learn to stop croaking. If you can not see any good in the world, keep the bad to yourself. -. Seasonable goods at Collin A Gray'. "i.arga stock of general merchandise at Collins & Gray's, St. Helens, Oregon. Tur Tiuviei will nreach next Sun day afternoon at Columbia City and in St, Helena in the evening. James Cox. of Republic, Wash., ar rived here Wednesdav evening on a visit to hi parents and other relatives. Larire stock of latest novels direct from the publishers j 25-cent novels at to cents, at the drug store. Meager details of a moat terrible cat astrophe were circulated in "'".P"B. yestorrtay morning. - r Martin'a landing, opposite Deer is and, with another man and his two daughter and two other girls were crossing the Columbia in a row boat Wednesday af- ternoon. wnen me uuni "'r- Li , ".'.if ..wned. We do not give this as positive information merely rumor. The Moncley quartette drew a big audience last Saturday eveninn ai viw kanie and gave their Hn8.1 "!' treat ol ong and impersonation. The music furiUHheu was rr : : T patriotic and prohibition character, and wasof aweet melody and accurate - har mony. Their representation of Hie Bells'- waa vivid and artistic, aa were, indeed, all their .election. Mr. knox, the impersonator, made no lack of fnn. Will' Ou-hW"' poem of the early set tlers He is undoubtedly one ol the most clever actors and impersonator traveling louay iZTl. : s m m. The ob- wt a.inouncc.1 are to engage in the Inainee of cutting and transporting , er, lumber and cordwood, and in ,;. , therewith to eequlro, equip, coiistriiet and operate lines ol railroad, k dro"d, et.;., tmn fw PO't at or near the town ol Oob e, by the moat ! ron,e- t0 8 P?1"' ? " S shore of Nelmlem bay, such roads to S?r? Mght and pH.scngess, to buy ami ii ind otherwise deal i logs, timber, U , and U Kinds of building mater ! "to charter, build.purcl.aseand oiwr ate ileambnt and lighters on theWill- laniette, i;oiumm n . Article o( Incorporation ol the Co lumbia Timber .Company were tiled in county, . frnUy. , by , '' THK oiitourr COUBT. Bchlere Found Guilty of Murder lo the First Degree. The long-drawn-out murder ease wa brought to close last Sunday morning "..y awij oy me jury which hao been deliberating over fourteen hour, and before that having been In the Jury box over a week. The verdict ol the Jury wa, "murder In the first degree," which, when declared to have been it verdict, the Jury wa excused from fur ther consideration of that case and Irom further duty for the term. The pria- " laaeii ueiore trie court again on Monday, when the judge announced that M.ntuneA ut.itl.l I . I .... i. : next Saturday (tomorrow.) Up to that time a motion for a new trial may be made. Upon the Indictment returned Into court againat Bv M. Erway, charged wuii cattle stealing, the case was dis missed, for the time beiinr. rnrinir to the fact that the principal witness wa not to be found. The case i still open, however, and upon obtaining the wit nes the case may be called op at any time. The entire Ini-V waa diamiaaiul Mnn. day forenoon, and no very important mtuiers, save tne argument ol a lew motions, was transacted during the week. Read It In Ilia Newspaper. Georee Schaub. a well known German citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, ia a constant reader o( tlie Dayton Vols zeitung. He know that thi paper aim to advertise only the best in it column, and when he eaw Chamber lain' Tain Balm adyertised therein for lame buck, he did not hesitate in buying a bottle oi it lor hi wife, who (or eight week had suffered with the moat terri ble pain in her back and could get no relief. He Bays: "After usiux the Pain Balm for a few days mv wife said to me. 'I (eel a though born anew', and before using the entire contents of the bottle the unbearable pain bad entirely vanished and she could again take op her household duties." He ia very thankful and bone that all suffering likewise will hear of her wonderful re covery. This valuable liniment is for rale at the St. Helen Pharmacy. Industrial Note. The following brief note, taken from the current number pf the Columbia River Timberman, while some of them will not be a matter of new to Columbia county people, they will go to how that uie inuuBinai activity in our own county 1 being brought to the attention of people all over the coast, through the wide circulation ol that industrial and commercial journal: W. J. Dtitz. of Rainier. Or.. loaded tw o cars of cedar pole for Arizona laBt month. V. Early and Henry Swales have purchased the Graham shingle mill. near Clatskanie, Columbia county. The Nordby & Fluhrer Shingle mill at Runvon Station, near Quincy, Columbia county, has commenced operatioua. Enpnrt Bros., of Clatekanie, have started a new logging camp near Ole Erickson's ranch, upon the Clatskanie river. W. Eccles was in Ogden on a business trip. His mill at Helens, purchased from Meserve Bros., is being put in shape with additional muchinery for the season's run. Ice cream will be served next Mon day in J. li. Godfrey's office. Proceeds for the benelltof Uev. rhilorook. The county clerks are busy this week nrennrimr the election supplies and the sherilfs are busy delivering the same to the proper persons in the various pre cincts. There will be an ice cream and straw berry social at Perry's hall, at Houlton, next Wednesday evening, June 4th, the Croceeds to be given to Kev. Mr. Phil rook, The public i most cordially in vited to attend. Bring your best girl, appetite and parse. Farr Bro.. of Neer Citv, are making some very extensive improvements about their wood flume and wharf. From the wharf bark to the hill they are putting in an entirely new flume. The boys have recently purchased a fine body of timber adjacent to their flume and will cut it to wood. The ball game of the aeneon seems to have taken place on the diamond here last Sunday. The steamer Iraldn came from Saiuier with the team from there and a large number of interested specta tors, ana returned later witn tne victor ioua plnvers and an enthusiastic throng. The score stood nine to nineteen in favor of the visitors, and as a matter of fact, there was occasion for hilarity. It is reported that the O. R. & N. Co. will buy the Astoria and Columbia river railroad and discontinue their river boats between Astoria and Portland, and the business will be done by the White Collar line. That the bar service will be turned over to the Puget Sound Tugboat Co. This will give Astoria a common point and will no doubt result in the bulliylns of gram warenouses ana Bhipping wheat from Astoria. It will I. : t . I ....:,,. I Kitlnn result in a inns" tu'uui, ui tniw, wa invested there and give a new impetus to all kinds of business. , S. Benson, the well-known lumber man, recently returned from a visit to the timbered region back of Clatskanie. He has had cruiser looking over that country for some time, and while there completed the purchase of a number of tract of line timber land, which bring up hi holdings there to 6000 acres. When he hag exhausted the timber in trhii-h his loctfintr eamDS are now situ ated, near Oak Point, he will build eight miloa of railroad from Clatskanie to hia new purchase and commence logging the timoer on it. iriuny urepiuua Good roads, like good streets, make habitation alonar them most desirable. They economize time and force in trans portation of product, reduce wear and tenr on horses, harness and vehicles and enhance the market value of real estate. Thev raise the value of farm lands and farm products and tend to beaulilv the country through which they pass. They facilitate rural mail ueuvery ana are a potent aid to education, religion and so ciability. Charles Sumner once said "The road and the echoolmaster are the two most important agents in advancing civilization. Cathlamet (iaaettet The summer schedule of rates of fare on the A. & C. R. B. will go into effect n .limn 1. The tickets between rori- lnnd and Seaside, Uearhart aud North Beach will be interchangeable and good on anvof the river boats either coining or going. The rate between Portland and Uearhart and Heaside will bo 4 for the round trip. These tickets, like all the summer tickets, will be good until October 15 and the sale ol them will ewo on September 15. Portland to Fla- vel and return $3. The tickets to Sea 1 side and Gearhart will be good to North I Beach points except Ilwaco. The tick 'ets to Havel will only be good by rail. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the J ntartor. Land onto at Oregon Clly, Oregon, My . DAK. OTNJ W HKRKBY OIVBN THAT TUB fiillftwltiir rtAtitt-d RMtlfcr hum Alad IMltloa of N' Ilia Itllnntliitl Ot tntLktt anal nrtinf In ani.IHtrtof hliclHlin, and thatnald proofwlll be made before the Ht-Klalor and Kw elver, at Oregon Oily, Or egon, on iunt 17th, wm, via: joHKi'tf h. i.r.n. It. X. W.402. for the V.'A ol HW and WM of MM. of aeetlon , T 4 N, K 2 W. lie namea the fol lowing wuneanea to prove au contiiinoua mi dtiuee upon ami cultivation of aald land, viz: John W. Parker, Alva 11. Powell, Albert L. Par ker and Emery 1. Mllla, of Plttxlinrg, Oregun. vjia uiab. rt. auunaiii nviow. aWCf fOH PUBLICATION ' Department of the Interior. land Office at Oregon i:ltv, Or., April 19th, 1902. NOTTCB IB HEREBY OIVKS THAT THK following-named aetiler haa filed notice of bin Intention t'j make filial pfoof to aupport ol his claim, and thataald prwtf will be made be fore the Register an.1 Kwielver, at Oregon Citjr, Oregon, on June Ath, wz, viz: ALBKliT THIVIKROK, H. E. 121)51, l.tf. the aw aectlon 86, 1 4 n, r 4 w. lie namea tbe f'lllowlug wltuemiea to prove bla Cfintlnuoua reaidence npon ajid cSHlvation of aald land, via: A.O. Hoti-hklsa,. Horen Jepper aen, Arthur Batou, Charlie Nelson, all nf Ua oona, Oregon. CUAB. 11. MOOKES, azomau aMfgiitter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. -Land Oince at Oregon City. Oregon, April ailh, 1902. VTOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVKN THAT IKK 11 following-named settler baa Sled notice of ber lnteutlon to make Hunt proof In aupport ol her claim, and that aald proof will be made be fore the Couutr Clerk of Columbia County, at at. Helena, Oregon, on June 14th, !:. viz: HAK1K UKACtt riSITUUnil, Formerly Marie Grace Purney, daughter of P.lla Piirnpv. flffraiuf!. hnmealad entrv No. 11,615. for tbe e'i of aw! and nwU of w!i and sm1 of le'-i of aectlon 4, tp. 4 n, r 6 weal. Klie namea tne lonowing witneaaea to prove hercontinuoua reaidence upon, and cultivation of aald land, viz: R. V. McNutl, of Portland, Oregon, and W C. Kiehman, . H. Bute and M. J. Johnioa, of Keaney, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interlor." Land Ottice at Oregon City, Oregon, May M, 1902. NOTICB 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following-named aettler haa filed notice of hie Intention to make final proof In aupport of hia claim and that aald proof will be made be fore the Coanty Clerk of Columbia County, at St. Helena, Oregon, on July 6, l'JU2, via: ALBERT L. PARKER, H. E. No. 13,349, for the NK'4 of section IS.T. 4 K, K.IW. He namea tbe following wltneaaea to prove bla contitiuoua reaidence ujon and cul tivation of aald laud, via: Karnuel P. Kallard and Hitrel WllkiUHon. of Pltlabure-. Oregon: Jobn Roberta and Cbarlea Rolieru, of Vernouia, uregon. uitAO. n- auuKbu. maJ4 Register. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, In and for Columbia County. Ia Uie matter of tbe eatute of Frank M. Webber, deceased. NOTICE D3 HEREBY GIVES THAT DAVID Davie, the administrator of tbe estate of Frank M. Webber, deceased, haa rendered and E resented for aelOement, and filed in aald court is final account of his administration of said eatate. and that the l(Hh day of June. 1902, at one o'clock p. m., at the court-room In the oourt-houee, in Bt. Helena, In aald county- and atate, haa been duly appointed by tbe judge of aaia court icr tne aetllemenc oi aam accouut, at or before which time any heir, creditor or per son interested In said eatate may file ohjectluna to aald account or any l'era thereof. This no tice la published by order of the Hon. J. B. Doan, county judge for aald county, of date April 29, ISlOi. DAVID DAVIS. Bj9j6 . Adminietrator. SUMMONS. In the Clrcait Court, of the State of Oregon, for theCoimty of Columbia, tirace Futnauu, plaintiff, va. Carl F. Pntuam, defendant. To Carl F. 1'utnam, delendant- ' IN THE NAME OF THE bTATB OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and an swer the complaint Died against you In the above entitled auit, within ten daya from the date of the eervk-e of this euinmoiu, npon you. if nerved within thia county; or If served in any other county of thla elate; then within twenty day? from the dale of the aervice oi thia num niona upon yon: and If you fail ao to appear, for want thereof the plaint: ft will aak the court for the relief prayed for in the complaint, which la for a decree disaolvltig the bonda of matri mony between the plaiutifl and yourself, tlie defendant, and for coata aud disbursements. This summons la published by order of Hon. Thomas A. McBride, circuit judge, made this 14th dav of May, 19U2. L. T. BAK1N, nil6j27 Attorney for plaintiff. Timber Land, Act June S, 1878. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United Status Land Orrtca, Ore eon Citv, Oregon, April 18, 1902. -VTOTtCE IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT IS COM l pliauce with the provisions of the act of Congresa of June 3, 1378. entitled "An act for the sate of timber lands in tbe States of Califor nia, Oregou, Nevada, and Washington Terri tory," as extended to all the Public Land States bv act of Auitust 4. 1692, Charles Colesn, of Houlton, county of Columbia, state of Oregon, nas this dav riled iu this office his sworn state ment No. 5710, for the purchaae of the nK of sw1-; of seel ion No. 23, In township No. 5 n, range No. H w, and will offer proof to ahow that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his otaira to aald land before the Reg ister and Receiver of this otHee at Oregon City, Oregon, on Saturday, the 12th day of July, 190X tie namea aa witnesses: vnrtsmpner oauerveiu and Alphouse Bsuervein, of Houlton, Oregon; Josepn Alien, oi lan&ion, itreguu; auioiiu Kiircltart, of Portland, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described fands are reauested to file their claims tn this office on or before said 12th day of July, UKO. 2j27 cii Aa. a. huukks, itegister. Count Warrant for Cancellation Ha Urm 1902. NOTICE 18 BEREBYG1VEN THAT I? THK following county warrants are not pres ented tor payment within sixty (60) daya irom July I. HKB.that they be will canceled by order of tne county court ana payment tueroui reiutwu. Date. To Whom Drawn. No. Amt. Julv 8, 1K98.-I. Speueer 3l8i (1 00 Mav 8. 1WI3W. T. Griswold SK7 4 75 May, 1893..J. L. Bowling -WJ- 8 00 Jan. 11, IKSL.James Pllcher 2777..:... 1 00 Jan. 11, ls93..Jamcs Hart 2776. 1 00 Mcta.15, lt James Smith -S915 1 60 July S, 18smNncy A. McGrew 81H 2 50 Jul8, 18U8--J. W. Nelson SOJ0 7 60 Moh 15, lSMWrn. I.smstord .fl4 1 00 Nov. 18, 18S3-T. W. Jordon SSM. 1 00 Men. 15, 18t..Hrrison Beuria SiC'i t 50 July 20, 1SK2..M. Lovenakl -2310 S 00 May 8, latH-.. H. Tryon... . ...-2!t 3 2i R,it. la. lSi J. W. Guild :..249 6 40 May 6. 1898-A. J. Freeman -29fiS 4 50 Jan. 11, lWrt-.C. T. Young 2773- 1 00 Mcb. 15, 18tttJ&me Henderson SK16- 1 50 SCCOMO WKIKS A. May 29. lRM-.Wm. Wilson S7 4 40 July 11. lsot-I. Rouse 2i1 1 00 Nov. 12, lSM-John Reynolds IM5 1 00 Nov. 12, 1X84.-A. J. Nelson - 716. 4 00 Jau. 12. ls5..Joeph Bureau 9"4 1 50 Nov. 12, 1H94.-W. Baroett 5W- 60 Nov, 12, lL,ewls Bradley 1 00 Juue 1. lsm.John Jelly 12 4 00 Jan. 12, 1S!"5M. Dnnlap 96S 2 10 May 13, 18U5..0. W. Brown -12a 1 00 J. ii. WAITS, County Clerk. PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. To the Honorable County Court of Columbia County, Oreiron: ' WE THK UNDERSIGNED LKOAu VUTEKa residing Id Uoblo preoinnt, Columbia Count v, Oreiron, would respectfully petition your lionorable body at Ha next regular meet ing, which will be held on the 2nd day ol July, 1903, In the oourt-houae In tbe city o( 8t. Hel ena, Columbia county, state of Oregon, that a i,a vruntmi to o. X. Hunter to sell snirit- unua, vinous uud malt llqnora In quantltea less , than one gallon, in Ooble precinct, in aaid eountv and aute, aud that aald license do granted for a period of six mouths, for all of which your petitioners will ever pray.- Signed: C. P. Anderson, t. Unk, H. Blake, J. E. Con bov, L. Bradlev, M. W. Bradley, O. W. Piten befger, H. M. 'Fowler, Jamea Kennedy, Jr., H. Ntehman, R. Livingston, Peter Hoesch, Walter Hunter. John Forfrl, O. Gruber. Victor Furor, KliUa WMu.r. fMristinher MaL'inn. G. . Ftta ter, Howard Koberts. W.-D. Satterlee John Met ricks, A. Neer, Jas. McGregor, J. Durbcc, Ira lr Withrow, Wm. Dohorty K. A. S.nlth, C. C. Fow ler. J. M. Kowlor, lletirge Foster. Jr., Joseph Lawrence. Frank Bishop, R. L Keuny, A. R. Rotierta, win. B. BlndWicK, r n. Maiinsier, . K. Miller, Edward Black, lakoo Zwingli, J. L. Archibald, F, C. Cleaver. I. M. Sjicncer, John Farr, U. M. Furr, J. W. Lord, E. O. Jonea, Fred Wnodham, P. H. Filer, W. A. Raymond, 0. E. OHlrt:V.G. 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