The Port Orford tribune., August 06, 1902, Image 3

THE STEAMER
Town and County.
R h e u m a tis m
Steamer Arcata is due from the
city today.
Mrs. Colebrook received a fine I
new spring wagon by last steamer.
ARCATA,
W hat . is the use of telling the rheum atlo
th a t he
ms joint, w « e being dis-
located
He knows th a t his sufferings are very
m uch like the to rtu res of the rack.
What he wants to know is Mhat will per­
m anently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands of gratefu.
testim onials, is
feeu a, it
The Program for the Teachers’
institute is published this week,
j There will be a large attendance, I
t p rom ptly neutralizes the acid In the
and an interesting time is promised.1 I blood
on w hich the disease depends, com­
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
woodmen of the world
T imber L and , A ct J uxe 3, 1878,—
N otice for P ublication .
Celebration at Port Orford, Aug. if, 1902
A m es Johnston General Director for the Day.
P R O G R A M .
United State« Land Office,
GRAN D BALL,
D11DT nDi?nnr| yjj
Roseburg, Oregou, July 29, 1902.
J Notice is hereby given that in compli-
; ance with the provisions oi the act of j
J Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An j
A .V C H D S T » , 1 « > O » ,
, act for the sale of tim ber lands in the I
I States of California, Oregon, N evada, Under thè auspicesof thè W. O. \V.
and in W ashington T erritory,” as ex-1
tended to all the Public Land States bv ■
j act of August 4,1892, Joseph Crocket, o f !
Reception Cornili i( tee.
W ed this
d erb
u rn tiled
, C urry
county,
Oregon,
edd.-rte.r.,
has
day
in this
ottlu’e h is
sworn I £ E. . M * athers
. ’ W
" ed«
erb u rn , C am p,
pletely elim inates it, and strenathens the
9:30, a. m., March from Hotel Io Grounds, headed by all Woodmen
Mr. and Mrs. H. Neely have had system against its retu rn . T ry flo o d ’s.
statem ent So. 3003, for the purchase of 1 l ' d - Muiaters, A. J. Marsh, I )rt Or-
present.
qu arter of section No. 23, i
ford C am p
large show wiudows placed in the ,•------------------------------ ------ --------
(At the Grounds) Song, “ Keep the Logs Rolling”- B y all present. I ^ South-W
T o w n est
s h ip
iC ^ 'somh^Rang0«
V‘ U ,, .
a, Range ? 13 ! 3
I front of their store, the better to' W e are in receipt ot complimen-
‘ ongs and lecitdtions By 1 ort Orford.
west, and will o ile r 1 p prootI
ro o t to show that
Bcllom, D airyville Camp.
; the laud sought is more valuable for its |
Songs and recitations—By Dairy ville.
ticket, for the editor and fami-
Floor Managers.
N E L SO N , - . . . . M onter, display their goods and wares. Mrs.
tim ber or stone than for agricultural i n v r<
Song by J. S. Williams, “ Woodman’s Promise.”
Neely receives fresh supplies by ev-
t0 lke
^ or*,e County Agri-
purposes,
ami
to
establish
his
claim
to
;
v
fu
th
riu g e , W eddei b u rn C am p
Recitation by Mrs. Wootten, of Bandon.
Will make Weekly trips between I ery steamer.
said land before J . H untley, United | W. R . H u r s t A A. Ju amieson, Port
cultuial hair, to lie held at Smith
Songsand recitations—By Wedderburn.
States Commissioner for the D istrict of i
r ,
l t
m u
,
River> Oct- ls t, 2d and 3d, 1902.
Orford Camp.
Oregou, at Gold Beach, on Saturday, the |
Impromptu speeches, by visiting Woodmen.
Last week Isom Walker pure!,as-1 Algo gome artigticallv
ls t clay of November, 1902.
J W. Bowman, Dairyville Camp.
printed and
S d .ii F r a n c i s c o , P o r t O r .
Address
by
J.
S.
Williams,
of
Salem.
ed Bred Olsen’s calves, paying $11
He nam es as w itnesses:
beautifully illustrated posters and 10. Dinner on the ground.
M lis le .
Thom as J . Cook, JClvin R. Miller,
per head therefor. Fred’s calves hangers, advertising the event. The
i o n i « im i C o o s B a y ,
! W alter Miller, all of Wedderburn Cui-1 John Fitzhugh, Jr., Johnston and
AFTERNOON
SPORTS—2,
P.
M.
are extra large and fat, and the
ry county, Oregon, Fred. 1). Stewart, of
Association has very courteously
Miller.
Ophir, Curry county, Oregon.
C ARRYING
PASSENGERS AND- price paid is a little above the av­
1
Tug
of-War,
nine
to
a
side,
selected
from
Woodmen
______
present
Side
included Curry county in their
Any and all persousclaim ingadverse­
getting beat to set up cigars to both sides.
F R E IG H T .
erage.
ly the above described lauds are re-
racing district, and Curry county 2. Pillow fight, prize 50 cents; (arranged by O. Neumann.)
i quested to tile their claims in this office TICKETS, including supper at
The steamer Krueger called at horses will be on an equal footing 3. Wood-sawing contest—ladies of Woodmen families; prize 50 cents; on or before said lst day of Noveiulter,
Neygren’s, $2.00. Gents without
1902.
(arranged by E. Jensen.)
partners, $1.50.
our wharf last Friday, and took with Del Norte county horses. The
J. T . BRIDGES, Register.
F reight and passengers at
40,000 feet of cedar lumber, con­ Association this year has more mon­ 4. Wood chopping contest—all women; prize 50 cents; (arranged by -
Grand March at 8.30, Sharp.
J. F. Howe.)
J |,n..................-
— ct J -----
" IS?
T imber L and , A
une 3,
signed to the Pacific Furniture and ey than for any previous year, and
TIMBER
LAND, ACT Jl!NE 3, 1878?
L o w e s t I tiite n .
Base-Ball—the Mother Hubbards and Sun-bonnets—by Dairyville
N otice for P ublication .
Lumber Company, L03 Angeles. promise the best fair ever held in
Notice for Publication.
Camp and Circle.
0 . LEN EV E, Agent, P o rt Orford, Or- This is the first shipment from the Del Norte county. Curry is always 6. Old-fashion log rolling, to pile log-heap for big bon fire at night on
U nited States L and Office,
U nited S tates Land Office.
Fort Point; (arranged by E. Marsters.)
egon.
Elk River mill.
interested in all the important events
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju ly 30, 1902.
Kodeburg, Oregon, Ju ly 29, 1902
Big Ball at night, on platform 40x90 feet.
Notice is hereby given th at in com ­
Notice is hereby given th a t in com ­
A party of Myrtle Point people, in her sister county on the south, ‘
pliance with the provisions of the act pliance with the provisions of the a c t
I
and
will,
without
a
doubt
be
large­
of
Congress
of
Ju
n
e
3,
1878,
entitled
ot Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
consisting of J. C. Roberts and wife,
"A n act for the sale of tim b er lands in
Ail act for the sale of tim ber lands iu
Misses Maud Deyoe, Bertha Braden ly represented, especially by the
the States of California, Oregou, Neva­ the States of California, Oregon, Neva­
Southern
part
of
the
county,
at
the
E
v
e
r
y
b
o
d
y
Come
a
n
d
H
a
v
e
a
Good
T
im
e.
da,
and
W
ashington
T
erritory.”
as
ex­
da,
and iu W ashington Territory ” as
and Daisy Dodge, and Messrs. Levi
D EALERS IN
tended to ull th e Publio Luiid States extended to all the Public Land States
Roberts, Ross Deyoe nnd Norman coming Fair. We take pleasure in
by a c t of August 4, 1892, Mary E. by act of A ugust 4, 1892, Peter Blom-
A.11 H a v i n g J ln d |r e M P l e a t s e W e u r T h e m .
Coy, of Corbin, county of Curry, green of H arb o r, county of C urry
Dodge, are camped at Elk River, publishing the Speed Programme,
State
of Oregon, has th is day filed iu S tate of Oregon, has this d ay
which appears elsewhere in this is­
and having an enjoyable outing.
this office her sworn statem ent No. 3974 filed in this office his sworn statem ent
sue.
I for the purchase of th e E )S W '4, NW) No. 3966 for th e purchase of Lots
The Elk River mill had a break- j
I SE*4 and SW 1) N E) of section 6, 7, 10, and II, of section No.
G o ld R ea ch N ew s.
a n n u a l
I No. I, in Townsliip No. 35 South, Range 11, in Township No. 40 south, range
down yesterday morning. The main
No. 14 west, and will offer proof to show 13 west, and will offer proof to
C O LO B E A C H ,O R . belt to the pony saw broke, strik -!
th at the land sought Is m ore valuable show th a t the lan d sought is more v alu­
Gold
Beach,
Aug.
3,
1902.
Of
the
County
School
Superintendent
for
its tim ber or stone th an for agricul­ able for its tim b er or stone than for ag­
iug Dave Wright on the shoulder
tural purposes, aud to establish her ricultural purposes, and to establish his
A
terrific
nor’west
wind
is
blow-
and arm, bruising him very badly, i
to said land before J. Huntley, claim to said land before J . H untley.
WE K E E P IN STOCK
Of Curry County, for the year ending June 16, 1902. Dated Langlois, claim
United States Commissioner for Ore­ United States C om m issioner for Ore­
At the same time the governor to m t
this 25th day of July, 1902. Signed, W. S. Guerin, County School
gon, at Gold Beach, at his office a t Gold gon, a t Gold Beach, a t Ids office a t Gold
Will Wridge and Ben Gardner
the large engine was broken by a
Beach, C urry county. Oregon, on Mon­ Beach, C urry county, O regon, on S at­
Superintendent Curry County, Oregon.
were
shaking
hands
with
friends
in
day,
the 3d day of Novem ber, 1902.
urday, the ls t day ot N ovem ber, 1992.
stick, causing a shut-down of sev- {
She names as w itnesses:
He names as w itnesses:
town
Thursday
and
Friday.
eral hours.
W.
E.
Tompkins,
A.
H
.
Moore,
II.
T.
Pete Wall, Nils P. Johnston, A. M.
GENERAL
STATISTICS.
Male.
Fern.
Total.
D R E SS G O O DS,
Fred. Stewart and Harry Cook
Stew art, of Ophir, C urry county, Ore­ M auritzon, Iver lla n se th , allof H arbor,
'The Board of Equalization, con- were in town Saturday and Sunday. No. persons between 4 and 20 years of age residing in
gon, M. .VI. Miller, of Corbin, Curry Curry county, Oregon.
HATS A N D C A PS,
Any aud all persons claim ing ad­
401 350
751 county, Oregon.
I sisting of the County Judge, Clerk , Mrs. Bailey left last Thursday for
Any ami all personsclaim ingadverse- versely the above described lands are
No. of pupils marked “R” on register.........................
BO O TS A N D SH O ES,
, and Assessor, will be in session at a visit to her son Will, and family, No. pupils marked “E ” on register............................... 205 176 381 ly the above-described lands are re­ requested to file th eir claim s in this of­
35 20
55 quested to file th eir claim s in this office fice on or before said ls t day of N ov­
Gold Beach during the week begin-: at Requa, Del Norte Co., Cal.
No. pupils between 4 and -0 years of age on register.. 240 196 436 on or before said 3d day of November, em
ber, 1902.
ning August 25, at which time and
J . T. BRIDGES, R eg ister.
8
14 1902.
The tug Katie Cook arrived down No. pupils under 6 years of age on register..................
6
.1. T . B R I D G E S , R e g i s te r .
place those who have grievances re­ from Marshfield last Thursday. She No. teachers employed during the year......................
8
9
17
A nd in fact everything usually needed
.
. ,
No. holding state certificates or diplomas
8
1
4 Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,— NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
garding their assessments should . has been
rep
extensively repaired,
and No. holding first grade certificates. ............
2
1
8
in town or country.
Notice for Publication.
make their complaints, or forever is now in good condition.
No. holding second grad certificates..............................
D epartm ent of the In terio r,
5
1
6
after hold their peace.
U. 8. Land Office a t Roseburg, Oregon,
About 3000 feet of lumber arriv- ^ ° . holding third grade certificates...............................
2
2
U nited States Lund Office,
4
J uly 5, 1902.
Roseburg, Oregon, August 1, 1902.
2
2
Mrs. Ace Carey met with a se­ ed on the tug from Marshfield, and No. holding permits .........................................
Notice is hereby given th a t tile fol­
It is our purpose to keep a full
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
iu
com­
No.
holding
certificates
of
institute
attendance..........
lowing
nam
ed
se
ttle
r
lias
tiled notiea
6
5
11 pliance w ith the provisions o f the act of
vere accident Saturdcy evening, will be used in putting some badly
6
5
and complete line of goods of the last. Mr. and Mrs. Carey were pre­ needed repairs on the court house. No. applicants examined for teachers’certificates..........
S.1 Congress o f Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An of ilia in ten tio n to m ake final proof in
support of his claim , and th a t said
No. certificates endorsed during year............................
1
1
2 act lor the sale of tim b e r lands in the proof will be made before J. H untley,
best quality, and they will be sold paring to start for home on horse­
Ed Lawrence, John Crook and No. teachers employed taking an educational journal,
of
California,
Oregon,
Nevada
7
6
13 States
. .
,, „
„
-
U. S. Comm issioner, a t Gold Beach,
in W ashington T erritory,” as ex 1 Curry county, O regon o n A u g u s t ”0
25,532 and
A t the Low est Living P ro fit. back, when Mrs. Carey’s horse com­ Otto Ismert were all in town during Whole No. days attendance during year................
tended to all the Public Land States by , 1902 viz
v r e K°n> « “ A ugust oO,
Average
daily
attendance...............................................
390 act of A ugust 4, 1892, J o h n C. Miller,
menced bucking, and the cinch the week, bringing in wool and but
'
i
o
h
n
u
» m t h i v c v
Whole No. of organized districts in this county
J UHN H . M cELHANEY,
26 of Oorbm. county o. C urry, State L
We will receive our freight via. giving way she was thrown violent-1ter to be shipped on the . schooner, No. school districts reporting..................................
of
Oregon,
has
th
is
day
filed
in
this
of-
!
,
H
om
estead
E ntry no . 8833, for
26
jlieri \\ alker No. legal voters for school purposes in the county.
tice, his sworn statem ent No. 3091. for
No- 19» section 31, Tp. 35 south,
eteamer Arcata, and as we will run ly to the ground. Her right wrist i Alf Gauntlett and Sheriff
467
the purchase of th e W )i SW), WJ NW ) i r a “ 8® 13 west.
„„u purchased
i
j ----
, ' No. schoolhouses in the county..................................
new spring
«our own teams, freight from Port was broken, and she sustained se- have each
26 section
24, in Township 35 south, range j He nam es the following witnesses to
Average
number
months
public
school
taught..............
wagons.
They
are
good,
substan-
vere
bruises
about
the
face
and
ove his continuous
88 N'o. 13 west, and will offerproof to show I Prov'=
Orford will not he added to the
eonunuous residence upon
No.
schools
visited
during
year
by
county
Supt...........
iz :
th
a
t
the
land sought is more valuable all5; I cultivation
«'dtiyution of said land, v viz
i tial covered rigs, and just the thing
13
body. She is slowly recovering.
■price of the goods.
J.
II.
Meservey,
Eivin M iller, M ajor
foi
its
tim
ber
or
stone
th
an
for
agricul-
i
..
b”
H.
Average lenbth of time devoted to each visit, 2J hours.
■ for our rough roads.
-•rton, Frank Bartol, all of W edder-
turai purposes, and to establish his f Overton
Some of the school boys have
No. of miles traveled in performance of official duties during year, 300.
try county, Oregon.
claim to said land before .1. H untley, hurn, C’nrr
The schooner attempted to sail in-
Private
Schools.—No.
teachers
employed,
male,
1;
female
2;
total,
Satisfaction Guaranteed. handed us the following with a re­
J . T. BRIDG ES, Register.
United Btates c mm issioner for the dis- :
to
the
river
Thuisday
morning,
but
No.
pupils
enrolled,
male
36;
female,
26.
No.
private
schools,
3.
No.
tric t of Oregon, nt Gold Beach, a t ids
quest to publish:
office a t Gold B each, C urry county, , T imbri . L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
hung up on the bar, where she lay months private school, 9.
‘‘The latest in Port Orford is for
State of Oregon, oil Tuesday, the 4th
day, but floated on the evening
FIN A N CIA L S T A T IS M E N T.
N otice for P ublication .
H. N E E L Y ,
day of November, 1902. He nam es as!
tlie Directors to publish all the
w
itnesses:
tide
and
came
on
into
the
river.
Cashon
hand
time
making
annual
report,
Mar.
4,
1901,$
384
53
tricks of the school bovs.
Thomas J . Cook, Eivin R . Miller, o f '
U nited States Lend Office,
T he S chool B oys .”
The tug arrived in the evening in Received from Co. Treasurer from Co. school fund. . . . 3120 80
. .
R o seb u rg , O regon, J u ly 10. 1902.
W edderburn, C arry county, O regon,; ..
Received
from
Co.
Treasurer
from
state
school
fund
N
o
tice
Is
iv e n II, a t th e In c o n ilill-
841
80
Willis W . Miller, Fred D. Stew art, of n n ce w ith th h e e re p b ro y v is g io
In behalf of the boys, we can say 1 lime to tow the schooner to the
n s of th e e d of C ongrees
Received from rate bills and tuition..........................
O phir, C urry county, Oregon.
64
11
of J u n e :l, 187s, e n title d 'M i, to t for Ute wtle of
that those who “monkeyed’’ with wharf, as the wind had entirely’ Received from all other sources..............
Any ami all persons claim in g adverse­ tim b e r Im ide In th e S taten o f Cttllfo In ,o re g o u
54 20
N ev ad a, m id W a a h in g to n T e r rito r y .” a s e x te rn
the flag have acted the honorable died out.
ly the ttbove-dcscrlbed lands arc re­ dell
to all th e P u b lic I.m ol S tutes F.v a d of A tla­
quested to file their claims in this office n ta 1, 1892, E va A. B a ll, of C o q u ille C ity, e o o n tv
T otal......................................................................... .$4465 44
part by freely admitting the same,
Quite a number of people from
o f ( oo«, S tatu o f O regon, h as tu la d a y tiled In
oil
or
before
said
4th
day
of
November,
is otfiee Iter sw o rn s ta te m e n t No. 3002, f o r th «
$3487 30 1902.
stating that it was done u n -' Gold Beach and Wedderburn will Paid for teachers’ wages.................................................
J . T. B R ID G E S, Register. p th lirid
n lse ot th e N o rtll W est q u a r t e r of s e c tio n
T H E “P IO N E E R ” and
Paid for fuel and school supplies.................................
69
51
No. 15, lit T o w n s h ip No. 35 s o u th , ot ra n g e n o . 13
thouglitedly, and without intention I attend the celebration to be given Paid for repairs and improving grounds....................
we.-t, a n d w ill o fter priatf to stiow llia t ttie la n d
71
71
T
imbkii
L
and
,
A
ct
J
unk
3,
1878,—
s o u g h t Is m o re v a lu a b le for its tim b e r o r s to n e
of wrong-doing.
by the W. O. W. at Port Orford Paid on principal and interest of bonds and warrants.
I th a n lor a g r ic u ltu ra l p u rp o ses, a n d to e s ta b lis h
27 52
N otice for P ublication .
h e r c la im to said la n d bclo re Die C o u n ty C le rk
W ATCHM AKER.
Paid
for
clerk's
salary
....................................................
next
Saturday,
and
some
will
re­
113 97
of C u rry c o u n ty , a t Ills office a t G old B each
The Woodmen are active and en­
I c u r r y c o u n ty , o reg ,,t., „1, W e d n d ad av th e Mil
Paid for library books.................................................
main
until
after
the
Institute.
11
80
U nited S tates L and office,
d a y of N o v em
Site n a m e s a s nesses:
w itn e ss e s •
, b er, I9H2.
— ----------it
thusiastic in the preparations for
Paid for all other purposes...........................................
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju ly 29, 1002. I lln rily I. H tew nrt, of O p h ir, C u rry lo m itv
I have a stock of Jew elry, which I
119 73
Alf Gauntlett was seriously hurt
TiioniMs J . Cook, W a lte r M iller, E lv ii’i
Notice is hereby given th a t in compli­ | O M regon,
will add to, as the dem and will w arrant. the celebration next Saturday, and
iller, a ll of \\ e<l<Jerburu, C u rry c o u n ty
7
witli the provisions of the act of o reg o u .
Prices of work a n d goods in keeping e v e ry th in g p o in ts to th e success of last Tllursday> and narrowly escap-
'{otal
........................................................................... $3901 54 ance
A ny a n d nil p erso n a c la im in g M tlvursely th e
Congress
of
Ju
n
e
3,
1878,
entitled
"A
n
w ith the tim es. W atches from a dis­ the event. The exercises will oc- ed being killed, lie was assisting
Cash
on
hand...............................................................
$563
90
j above-des« rib e d l a n d s a r e re q u e s te d to tile th e ir
u ct tor the suit: of tim ber lands ill the
ta n c e can be safely sent by registered
im s in th is offee o n o r b efo re sa id 6 th d a y of
Estimated value of school houses and grounds.......................... $415000 States of California, Oregon, Nevada, I I c N la ovem
ber, 1902.
m ail. I will retu rn them C. O. D. to cur at the picnic grounds on the in (irivin8 a barld ot <*“ 1®
J . T. B RID G E«, R e g iste r.
in W ashington T erritory,” as ex ­
y o u r postm aster.
Heads, where platform, seats and «nzzly Camp to town. Just after Estimated value of school furniture and apparatus.................... 1875 Of) and
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land
States
by
Average monthly salary of male teachers ........................
42 00
tables have been erected. Lumber crossing Hunters Creek, and while Average monthly salary of female teachers ........\
act of A ugust 4, 1892, Pete W all, T imber L and A ct J unk 3, 1878,—
Term« Ca»h.
37 00 of
H arbor, county of C urrv, State!
v
,,
yet
on
the
gravel
bar,
Alf
started
to
N
ot
• day
- filetl
-- in - ’ this of 1
'•“'
■’ iuk fob P ublication .
is now on the ground, near the
of Oregon, has this
REGISTER
OF
TEACHERS.
lice his sworn statem ent No. SOM, for
N O T IC E .
Church, for a dance floor, 40x90 head a cow that had left the band.
State Papers— Ames Johnston, G. C. Wilson, J. S. Capps, P. Costelloe. the purchase of Lot 1, section 12, ami
U n ite d S ta le s L and Offlce,
feet in size—large enough to ac The cow turned suddenly and struck Miss Lurena Merriman, Miss Clara Merriman, Miss Pearl Fetter.
R o seb u rg . O .c g ,„ i. Ju l'v 19, 1902.
Lots 10, 15, and 16, section 1, Township
Notice is hereby given to all whom it commodate a greater number of his hor.8e.’ knockin? il down. The
N otico Is h o ru b y g iv e n m m in c o n ip lla n c u
No.
40,
south,
range
No.
13
west,
ami
• w ith the p ro v is io n s id th e a c t of C ongress of
First Grade—Guy Merriman, A. G. Thrift, Miss Eva Hall.
m a y concern, not to en ter upon or tres-
Will offer proof to sliow th a t the land I J u n o :t. 1S7S. c n t iii e d "A n a c t fo r (b e s a le of
ass in any manner, for the purpose of dancers than were ever assembled horse fell on Alf and rolled over
Second Grade—Miss Delta Cooper, Miss Mary Bosscn.
sought is more valuable lor its tim ber “ "" ' J 1'"1',1“ “ t th e s ta le « of C a lifo rn ia , O re-
£
un tin g with guns or dogs or other- • „
,
. ,
, him, and the spur Alf wore on his
Third Grade—Robert Goetz.
or stone than for agricultural purposes, c S m n d e ? i oa i i ' ! h e p ,odi*n f . X
wise, upon the prem ises of L aura M. in Lurry county, with unlimited
and to ctttabliHl» hi« claim to -aid land •<< Augim i, 1*92, R ic h a rd 1». J o n e s , <»f p o r t o r-
Permits—Miss Maud Walker.
H eiberger or the ranch of G. J . Hel ! room for spectators, in the sur­ right foot became entangled in the
before J . H untley, United S tates C o m - ' ¡7 r , , '
< u rry , .s ta t e of O regon, bus
berger, or upon the ranch of P. A. Hei
sinch
in
such
a
way
that
his
leg
niissioncr
for G Z re
g
at Gobi
l!”m
h, „me,,',."it x o ! '':„
V ? ‘f id '‘ th e 'T" iu ,r c b „ s e " ' r '‘
i
I I I '
«11
« ' i l l
— . ~
—— — , i m o w ., turn >««,
«MJV4,
H tf
II14J
p l ir C t lH S C
I lf
berger, leased by the undersigned. Anv rounding trees. There will lie many-
L and , A ct J une 3. 1878_ at his office a t »told Iie a c itj'u rry e o u n - dp soufii E„.-t
,,f .,,cti„i,
h,
person or persons so entering upon said visitors from both north and south, was terribly twisted and wrenched. T imber L and , A ct J une 3,1878,— T imber
.
.
.
’
a
’
ty,
Oregon,
on
Saturday,
the
lst
.lav
''I'
”
”"‘Ut,
rang.
u
an(1
prem ises w ithout my consent will be
w ill offer p ro o f to »how th a t th e '."n'1 “-ngiti.G
When
Alf
was
picked
up
it
was
.
N
otice
fob
P
ublication
.
of
November,
1902.
N
otice
for
P
ublication
.
i n»rv v a lu a b le for il» tim b e r o r «to n e th a n ft>*
prosecuted to the fu llex ten to f th e law. and an enjoyable time is promised
_____
He nam es as witnesses:
M g ricu ltu rai |.on>o8. an d to e» t« b llM h h is c la im
G. J . H E IB E R G E R .
for ail. The exercises during the found that he could not stand. Jess
io »aia I mik I before th e (JouB ty C le rk of C u rry
Nils
1’.
Jo
h
n
sto
n
,
P
eter
Kloingreen,
United States l.anil office,
u n ty , a t Gold B each , Mt h is office n t G old
U nited States Land Office,
A. M. Mauritaen, Iv e r H aiis-tb, all oi c B o each
day will include tug-of-war, base- Turner brought him home in a wag | . Roseburg,
, c u r r y c o u n ty , o r e f o n , on W edncR lay.
Roseburg, Oregon, July 29, 1902.
Oregon, Ju ly 29, 1902.
T resp ass N otice.
H arbor, Curry county, Oregon.
th e o th d ay o i N o v em b e r, ltbrj.
on.
Dr.
Caldwell
was
called,
aud
■
Notice
is
hereby
given
th
a
t
in
co
m
p
li­
Notice is hereby given th a t in coni-
He
iimiiium
mm wltne.MjMfM: G eorge F o rty of
_____
ball, wood-chopping, sawing, etc.,
Any and till (arsons claim ing ad
with the provisions of the act of
ln C u rry c o u n ty , O reg o n , H . K C ooper of
right knee was | pllance with the provisions of the net ance
versely the aiiove-.lescribe.l lands are H I .o o rb
Notice is hereby given to all persons which w>>* have a tendency to pre- found that _ Alf’s
r
t
O
rfo
rd
,
(»regon,
M. M. M iller, of C o rb in .
Congress
of
Ju
n
e
3,
1S78,
entitled
“
Art
_i
,
,
of Congress of J u n e 3 ,1878, entitled “ An
to file th e ir claim s In this of­ O reg o n . I-red h «tew a r t , o f O p h ir, O regon.
whorn it may concern, not to enter up- pare everybody for the enjoyment badly . praiiieu, and th e m uscles 1 act for the sale of tim lier lands in the act for tlie sale of tim ber lands in the requested
fice on or before said 1st day of Nov­ A ny Mini Mil p«*r.MonN c la im in g ndveruely th e
Mbovr <!»■««• rib e d landM a r c re q u e s te d to tile th e ir
on or trespass upon the premises of tlie of a good dinner. The ladles of and cords of his legs torn loose from »totes of California, Oregoii?'Neva,ia? »totes of California, Oregon, Nevada, em ber, 1992.
c I m I uim in th in o ffice o n o r b efore *ald 6 th d a y
undersigned, for the purpose of hunt- Port Orford and vicinity will no
t
g
, , , •
and in Washington Territory,” as ex- i*"'1,1", Washington Territory,” as
J . T. B RID G ES. Register. of N o v em b e r, 19o2.
ing, .^ tts h in g w ith h o o k a n d lin e , sp e a r,
O ne shoulder is also con- tended to aH th£ ....... - y-’
...................................
J . T. BRIDGE«, Register.
zvV
.r, ku
i.l prem
n. cm ises
, ucu are
a rc
’ Dea r tlliS II. til 1 1111 , at 1) ( I Will
o
r lltku.Wl
otherwise.
Said
s itu a ­
act of August
ted in SixeB precinct, Curry county, O r­ bring large and well filled baskets. ‘ 8*derably bruised, but he is resting of Corbin, count,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
as easy now as could be expected.
egon, and described as follows: The
notice .
Oregon, lias this
E 1, of 8 W | and
SE ), section 6,
his sworn statem ent No. 3002, for the nee nls «worn statem ent No. 3059, for
The
hist
Alf
saw
of
the
cow
that
D
epartm
ent
of
the
Interior,
T p. 32 8., It 14 w. Any person so
purchase of W J NEJ section 15, and the purchase ofthe L ots 3 and 4, and 1 la n d Office a t Roseburg, Oregon.
collided with his horse she was tur­ SW) HE) and SE) S W | of section No. 8) o t N W)< of Section 1, in Township 36
Notice is hereby given to all whom It
trespassing for the purpose of hunting
21. 1992.
fishing o r otherwise, will be prosecuted
may concern, not to enter upon or tre s­
ning summersaults, going south, 10, in Townsliip no . 35 south, range south, range 14 west, and will offer proof t Notice is hereby given July
th
a
t
the
fullow-
to make your baby strong and
to the full extent of the law.
pass
upon th e prem ists of th e under,
to
show
th
a
t
the
land
sought
is
more
.
.
.
___ 1
1 No. 13 west, and will offer proof to
settler lias ft lei I notice of his signed, situated on Elk River, Curry
No camping allowed on the premises,
well. A fifty cent bottle of
and was matting good time. H as show th a t the land sought, is moreval- valuable for Its tim ber o r stone th an
lutention to m ake final proof iu sup county, O regon, for tlie purposo o f
a n d people passing through are waru-
i liable for its tim ber or stone than for for agricultural purposes, and to e s ta b -1 port
anybody seen her since?
of Ids claim , and th a t said pr .of bunting, with guns, dogs, or otherwise.
ed to close the gates.
agricultural purposes, and to establish lish bis claim to said land before J . will be
made before J , H uutlev, U. 8. Any |ierson or persons so trespassing
Z ip . j bis claim to said land Itefore J . , H untley,
B. P. PE IR C E .
. . . - - U nited States Gonimissioner
W. DOYLE & CO.,
General M rtan h ,
Rii:r*c>it,rr
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
H A R D W A Tfc E ,
Port
Orford,
Oregon.
a
Only 50 Cents
Scott’s Emulsion
N O TICE.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
m ay concern, not to e n te r upon or
trespass in any m anner upon the land
of the undersigned, situated in Curry
Couuty, O r., for th e purpose of hunting
w ith guns or otherw ise. Any person or
persons so entering upon said prem ises
w ithout our consent will be prosecuted
to the full ex ten t of the law.
J. E. H A W K IN S,
OEG. BELLONI,
E. B. T H R IF T ,
W. S. MARSHALL.
w ill change a sickly baby to
a plump, romping child.
Only one cent a day, think
of It. Its as nice as cream.
Send for a free sample, and try it
SCOTT & BOWNK. Chemisf«,
409-415 Pearl Street,
N ew y ork.
50c. and fi.oo; all druggist,.
B U S IN E S S « P P O K T U N I T Y : —
To th e right party we will give e x c lu ­
sive sale of our product in Curry con n
ty . Require limiteli advance paym ent
for g o ld s. Address, In tern atio n al Pow­
er Vehicle Co. DrsfWer G, Stam ford,
Conn.
H u ntley, U. 8. Com m lM ionrr for the
D istrict of Oregou, at Gold B each, a t
bia office a t u <ioi<i Beach,
,
.. C u n y - county,
-,
Oregon, on S aturday, the 1st day of
November, 1992
He names as witnesses :
M. M. Miller, of Corbin, C urrv coiin-
lliat tim e to re tu rn th e v is it of tlie ty, Oregon, F ro l. l>. Stew art, llard y T.
B an d o n K id s. The tw o n in es b ad S to w art, of Ophir, C urrv .-onnty, Gre-
.
i„ .. i .
v u j «on, Eivin M iher,oi W oilderburn, t'u r-
or. , r
^’, ' 1
a t his office
,lt G ?ld Beach, Currv countv, Oregon,
oi N oveinw r,
1902.
He nam es as witnesses:
F red . D. Stew art, J . <». Porterfield,
C harles W akeman, A. II. Moore, all
O phir, C u rry county, Oregon.
Any ami all persons claim tngadverse-
ly the above-described lands are reques­
ted to file their claims in this office on
a friendly contest but the Kids ry county, Oregon.
were tw o sw ift for th e ir visito rs w ho , Any and all persons claim ing a l- or before said 3d day of November.
gave in a t th e en d o f th e e ig h th in- versely the above-described lands are 1902.
J . T . liR IIB rE s, Register.
nm g. T h e score was 9 to 22 in fa- r»-«1«ieBU*il to file their claim s in th is of-
five un o r lieiore «aid ls t day of Nov-
11>»w
A r e l o u r la iu n r v « y
vor of the Kids, the latter h a v in g ( em
ber, 1992.
Or H o b ta .ipnrair»’ RIH* cure all kld n ry ill«. 9an»
played but seven innings.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
ftiflficr A on jic r.ib g h v iu v J/C v . tbicittfQ ur N. r
Handon Recorder: There were
quite
a number
of Dairyville
boys
*
,
J
}
in town last Sunday, the baseball
players of that place having chosen
Commissioner, a t Gold Leai li,' Oregon, w ithout my consent, w ill lie prosecuted
on .September 29, 1992, viz:
to the full e x ten t of the law.
•Jolin C. F .n g lein u n , .Jr.,
E ld BAGLEY.
On Homestead E ntry No. 898s, for th"
8j 8\V) section 29, XE) N W ), section
N O T IC E .
35, Tp. 36, SR 13 west.
lie names the following witnesses to
All persons a re hereby warned not to
prove his continuous residence upon trespass
upon th e lands of the under.
und cultivation of saiil land, v:z :
situ ate in Sixes River Pr» inct,
Frank fgjwery, .John Woodworth, signed,
county, Oregon, (Or the pur|>oso
\\ illiam It. Miller, A lexander H astings, Curry
of hunting with g u n s or »logs, or fish
alt of W edderburn, Oregon
lng. Also m t to leave any g ate open
J . T. BRIDG ES K-.-'ster. on going through, or otherwise trespass
In any inauiier.
Any person s»> trespassing will bo
I,'-..»«
lr»r. P n r r r r o
a :e tn ( '.n ijy t '.ithart .<•
T a f r o C t*<
U G & G . fail
iu t u re. Ui
* ■ r
ru fui.o mvaajF
p r o s e c u tid to th e fu ll e x t a n t of tlie law ,
M R 8. RACHAEL AYERS,