The Port Orford tribune., October 29, 1902, Image 1

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V o lu m e
11.
J. HUNTLEY,
P O U T
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I iMBKK L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— Timber Laud, Act June 3, 1878,—No-
O C r r O B I i T W 3 0 , 1O O B.
PiMBKH L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
A u m ber 87
1876. For some reason Mr. Hume ocean two mile* south of Rogue
discontinued the business a year or river. It offers a favorable and at­
two afterwards, and it has never tractive field to a limited Company.
Notice is hereby given th at in com-
United States Land Office,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
U nited States I.and Office,
pliunce with th e provisions of tire act ( Roseburg, Oregon, August 15, 1902.
been
resumed. .
Rogue river would be its shipping
Roseburg, Oregon, June 3, 1902.
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
Notice ¡s hereby given th at in c o m -
Notice is hereby given th at in com­
G old B rach
Nearly
all
the
valutble
timber
land#
“ An act for the sale of timber lands in pliance with the provisions of the net of
O keuon .
point.
Fir is the predominant
“ I had a bad cough for six
the States of California, Oregon, Nova- 1 Congress of June 3, is78, entitled "At. pliance with the provisions of the act
weeks and could find no relief
along
lower
Rogue
river
and
along
timber,
with
oak, cedar, myrtle,etc.
of
Congress
of
J
u
n
e
3,
1878,
entitled
da, and in W ashington T erritory,” as i net for the sale of tim b er lands in the
until 1 tried Ayer’s Cherry Pecto­
the coast streams, near their mouths
to all the Public Land States States of California, Oregon, N evada, "An act for tire sale of tim ber lands in
Pistol
river,
twelve miles further
ral.
Only
one-fourth
of
(he
bottle
Will Practice in all the Courta of thia extended
by act of August 4, 1892, Thomas B. and in W ashington T erritory,” ns ex- the States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
cured m e.”
are either owned or have been tiled down the coast, presents a field sim
State.
lame, of Port O rford, county of Curry, tended to all the Public Land Stute», da. ami W ashington Territory,” ns e i-
L. Hawn, Newington, Ont.
on within the last year. Some large ilar to Hunter’s creek, only that it
State of Oregon, has this day tiled in ' by a c t of August 4, 1892, Jo h n Jensen, I tended to all the Publie
, Land
. States by -
Public Land Cases a Specialty.
this office liis sworn statem ent No. of W edderburn, Curry countv, Or- a c t of A u g u st 4,1892, Dietrich Quellen,
tracts have been owned by outside is more favorably situated as to
3239, for th e purchase of the s ' a of SwJ, egon, lias this day liled in this office his " r W edderburn. county of C urry, Stute
Neglected colds always
speculators for many years, to the harbros. Lumber could be shipped-,
SW f SEJ section ti, and NWJ XEJ of sworn statem ent No. 3241 for th e pur-
O regon, has this day tiled io tills
J. H. UPTON,
lead to something serious.
section 7, in Township No. 35 south, i chase o f the EG NWR NEJ of S W |, i office his sworn statem ent No. 2668, for
great detriment of the county’s either at Hunter’s Heads on the
range xo. 13 west, and will offer proof au»lNWI of N Ef',of section 19, in Town- the purchase of the 81 SER NE1 SE j,
They run into chronic
< J . S . C O M M I S S I O N E K , to show th at the laud sought is more ship No. 35 south, or range 13 west, ami I1,11'1 s l’-l of NE} of section n o . 25, in,
growth and prosperity. Cruisers north, or at Mack’s Arch on the
bronchitis, pneum onia,
valuable fo rits tim ber or stone than , will offer proof to show th a t the land Township n o . 34 south, range n o . 14
are now “ plodding their weary way” 'south.
for agricultural purposes, and to estab- sought is more vuluable for its tim lier west, ami will offer proof to show ttmt
NOTARY PUBLIC,
asthma, or consumption.
along all our streams, penetrating
list« his claim to said land before J. , or stone than for agricultural purposes, tlie land sought is more valuable lor
Chetco will, in all pro ba bi li ty, not
Don’t wait, but take
H untley, U nited States Commissioner • aud to establish hi.-* claim to said land its tim ber or stone than fur agrieultur-
the ‘‘dark, unbrageous shade,’’steal­ be a valuable lumber region for
L anglois , C ubby C o ., O uxoon .
for the District of O regon, at Gold before J. H untley, United States com- “ I purposes, and to establish his claim
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
ing their valuable secrets, and map­ many years, because tbe bulk of its
Beach, at his officeatO old Beach, Cur- m issioner for the district of Oregon, at to said land before J. llu n tley . United
d eale r in Town Lots, and Im proved ry county, Oregon, on Saturday, the Gold Beach, on Monday, the 10th day ‘s t«tes Commissioner for the D istrict of j just as scon as yourcough
ping them down. They come from timber is far back in the mountains,
8th day of November, 1902.
'
I of N ovem ber, 1902. lie names as wit- G regon, a t Gold Beach, at his office a t
begins. A few doses will
and Wild Lands.
all point8of the coast—from Dakota, hnrd, and costly, to get at. Near
I H e n a m e sa s w itnesses: John Jon- «esses:
Gold Beach, C urrv county, Oregon, on
cure
you
then.
sen, of W edderburn, Curry county, Or- i Thomas Lane, B. W. D ean, of Port W ednesday, the 6tn day of November,
from Wisconsin, from Minnesota— the mouth are small tracts of fir,
F ilings and Final Proofs Made on
egon, B. W . Dean, Fay J o n e s , o i P o rt Orford, Currv, county, Oregon, Thom- 1902.
Three >!««: 25c., SOc.. (I. All drojjljt«.
from everywhere. They will soon oak, myrtle, etc., but baldly in com­
O rford, C urry county, Oregon, Fred a s Smith oi \Veddei burn, Curry coun-
H e n a m e s a s w itnesses: .Tames W.
Homesteads and Pre-em ptions.
Stewart, o f O phir, Curry county, Ore- 1 ty, Oregon, Fred Stewart, of Ophir, Cur- C urry, George W. Curry, William Coy, I
C onsult ynur Jortiir. If he eave take it,
have found and filed U|ion the last mercial quantity, except on a smalt
then do a , lie sure. If he telle von n ot
gou.
'
I ry county, Oregon.
¡o tto N eum ann, all of W edderburn, I to
take it. th e n don’t take it. He know*
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
of the timber claims on surveyed scale. It is a most excelent sum­
L eave it with him. W e are willin(t.
Any and all p erso n s claim ing ad-
Any undall persons claiming adverse- Garry county, Oregon.
J . C. AYER CO., L ow ell, Haaa.
versely the. above described lam 's are B’ the above-described lauds arc re-1 A nyandallpergonsclaim ingadverse-
land. Our local paper is just now mer harbor, very much resembling
lequested to file th eir claims in tins of- quested to tile their claims in this of- ly th eab o v ed escrib ed lain lsarereq u es-
full of “Notices,” and if one will but that at Crescent City.
L. a . ROBERTS,
6ce o n o r before said 8th day of N o- tice on or before the said loth day v f ted to file th eir claims in this office on
vember, 1902.
November, 1902.
or before said 6th day of N oveinbei, T im b e r
Resources o f Curry look at the wide territory from
The timber lands of Curry coun^-
A T T O ltN E Y
A T LAW .
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
J- T. BRIDGES, R egister, I 1902.
C ounty.
which the claimants come he will ty have never yet been accurately
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J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
M y r tle P o lu t, O regon.
T imber L a m ,, A ct J use 3, 1878,— I =-------- :------- ;---- :------,—
understand the red-hot tale it tells. mapped. Possibly one-half the sur­
x-
,,
’
1 imbek L and , A ct J une 3, 18i8,—
; Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878,
For The Timbertnan, by Frank A.
N otice for P ublication .
Thu important timber streams face north of Rogue river is, or has
N otice for P ublication .
Notice for Publication.
Stewart.
that empty into the ocean, commen been, covered with timber, but not
Probate business a specialty.
i c. . ,
. zao.
!
U nited States Land Office,
U nited States Land Office,
Like all the coast counties of Or- cing at the north, ate Floras Creek,
United States L in d Office,
:
B oseburg, O regon,Sent. 27, 1902.
more than one-tenth on the south
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju ly 18, i 1902
r o i . egon, Curry is.
i..
XT ^ ° ? e ^ur8 Oregon, —
, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that in compli-
J. M. UPTON,
Notice is hereby given th at in coin-
? ’
?
’ I e' minently, a Sixes River, Elk river, Brush creek, side of the river. There cannot be
Nlotice is hereby given th at in com- mice with the provisions of the' act of pliance with the provisions of th e act ! timber country, rich in quantity as
Mussel ereek, Euchre, all north of less than twelve billions of feet iff
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Pitance with the provisions of the act of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “An of
J une 3, 1878, entitled
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An a i t for th e sale of tim b er lands in the I “ 4 c n o n , „ g d r f e o s s r of
t h . a ,1.. ,,f t i „ , h „ r I - n . t . i„
of our coast counties, but richer Rogue river; and Hunter’s creek,
this urea, six-eighths of the timber
BA N D O N , O H EG O N .
Pistol river and Chetco river, to the being fir, one-eighth cedar, and one-
south. Of all these streams the eighth the various hardwoods.
Offics u p stairs, in Eldorado Building
Sixes cuts the longest and widest Nowhere have any tracts been ac­
reaches of forests, most of which is curately cruised, and we have no
GEORGE M. BROWN,
vacant, hut so costly to get at, and data, but guesswork, on which to
so distant from the harbor at Port base an estimate. A Humboldt
A T T O R N E Y A T L A B ,
Orford, as to preclude their desira cruiser tells me that the claims will!
. ui
13 «'•st. ami will offer proof the land sought is more valuable fo rits to show that the land sought is more
no' thern limit of this rare tim- b’.'ity for many years. Floras creek average eight millions of feet, which-
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
T5!
t
a? ( sought ltf more tim ber o r stone th an for agricultural valuable for its timber or stone than ! her, while these two counties con
is still further from a harbor. is two million above my estimate.*
there is in merchant- Large companies and railroads only
As in other northwest forests, so
-found, mainly, be­ cun make this timber valuable.
JOSEPH HARE,
there a^e claims here that will climb’
long the Coquille »nd
The Pacific Furniture & Lumber up to the tens of millions, but there
N otary Public & Conveyancer Saturday, the 8tli day of N
, being practically ex­ Company, composed of Los. Angeles
are exeptions, and too good to talk
urn iin, oi KcKley, Oregon, .lam es T. i 1902. She names as witnesses:
19U2. He names as witnesses :
Guerin, Joseph H. Garbut, William H.
Fred D. Stew art, W. E. Burrow, II . hausted on Coos Bay. That this and Curry county, business men, about.
F
.
D.
Stewart,
of
O
phir,
Currv
coun­
L anglois , oregon .
Rogers, all of M yrtle Point, Oregon.
T. Stew art, A. H . Moore, all of Ophir, timber, so unlike any other, should have this year put up a saw mill on
ty, Oregon, Thom as Carey, Ed. Mars-
The pioneer mill of the Oregon
i a* l,ers? ns ^Iniining adverse- j Curry county, Oregon.
ters, of P o rt Orford, C urry county, Or­ i iy the U
above described lan d s tire reques-
Any ami all persona claim ing ad-» be found in so small and so definite Elk river, four miles from Port Or­ coast was put up in Port Orford in
egon, W. W. Rease, of A rcata, H um ­ ted to lile
th e ir claims in this offee on or versely the above-described lands are an area, when climate and topo­ ford. Thoy run double circulars
boldt county, California.
1853 by II. B. Tichenor & Co. This
before said 20th day of December, 1902. ; requested to tile tlieir claims in this of-
Any and all persons claim ing adverse­
WALTER SUTTON,
J. I . BRIDGES, R e g ister.
lice on or before said 5th day of No­ graphical conditions are so similar and pony, and cut about twenty company introduced the Port Or
ly tlie above described lands are re­
vember, 1902.
from Capo Mendocino to Puget thousand feet daily. They have on
quested to file th eir claim s iu thi» of­ T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,-
ford cedar to the world, and mads k*
N O T A R Y rU U H C
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
fice on or before said 8th day of Nov­
Sound, is a problem which scieuce the Port Orford wharf, several hund­
N otice for P ublication .
lot of money for Its owners,. THs.
em ber, 1902.
T im ber L and , A ct J une 3, 1S78.— can only state, but cannot solve. red thousand feet of choice Port Or­
P O R T O R F O R D - - OREGON
J . T. BRIDGES, Register.
time-resisting cedar stumps- in tbs
N
otice for P ublication .
Nature locks up many of her secrets ford cedar to be shipped soon to
.,
U nited S tates Land Office,
suburbs of Port Orfsrd are all the
R oseburg, Oregon, Sept. 25, 1902.
and throws the key away, and not San Pedro, the harbor for Los An­
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,-
DR. J . J . CALDWELL,
traces that are now left of this* his­
U nited S tates L an d Office,
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
N otice for P ublication .
pliance with th e provisions Of tlie aet
R oseburg, Oregon, Sept 22, 1992. the least of these are the geographi­ geles. They are also putting up a toric mill.
P h y s i c i a n m id H u r g e o ii,
. of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
Notice is hereby given th a t in com ­ cal limits of the different species of portable mill higher up the river,
“ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in pliance with tlm provisions of the act
It seems to have been the fate- o ff
PORT ORFORD,
OREGON.
‘ tlie S tates o f California, O regon, Neva- of C ongress of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled trees. We known of no Port Orford to cut hardwood—oak, myrtle, Curry county that all her pest lum­
cedar south of the Oregon line, or maple, etc. This com puny proposes
ber enterprises were ephemeral rath­
Diseases of I.adíes and C hildren a Spec­
north of the Umpqua river; of no to erect other tpills at desirable points
er than lasting. But things look
tan hark north of Curry county; of in this county, and although a new
ia lty .
different now, and we confidently
no red cedar south of Hogue river, compuny, it is rapidly getting into
predict great development in a
and of no redwood north of Califor- buisness in a legitimate way, ahd
to
J . W. STR A N G E,
year
or two, that will come to stayl’
by
ia, save one small grove on Chetco will, uo doubt, in ushort time he one
There is no reason why Curry coun­
State o /o r e g o u 'b a s'th is5 dav* tlb-d^m 'A’,JYrnsll.il?
8outh, range 14 west, I ¡H, Township No. 38 south, ran g e 14
D E N T I W T.
th is office her sworn statem ent \«A o74
, T ? o ffer. ¡,r?uf
sbow th a t | west, an d will offer proof to show th a t l iver—enough, however, for Oregon­ of the important firms of the Pacific ty mills should not control the*
eoast. It has already shingle mills cedar and oak markets of the coast.
for the purchase of the FAKwV N W i £ e ! nd .
18 m ore valuable ; the land sought is m ore valuable for ians to swear hyl
C O Q U IL L E C IT Y , O R E G O N . SE L - and 8 W 7 NF4
for " 8 » m b er o r stone th an for , its tim ber or stone th an for agricul-
Before tlie advent of the great on the California coast, at Usal and
Excepting the Coquille river, there
No. l, in Township*No* 35i South Rance :
Ui ral purposes, and to es-I tu ru l purposes, an d to establish his
No. 14 west, and will o f f e r S t./sbow ‘“ b» 8!l.h ts claim to said land before claim to said land before Geo. W. iires tliat have swept through our Trinidad, and a fine furniture fact­
is uo competitor in cedar, while the
th a t the land sought is more tilu a b lo ‘he Register and Receiver of th is office Sm ith Count)’ C lerk, a t his o ffic e at forests since the white man came
ory at Los Angeles, where its head­
W ill “ list Curry County sem i-annually.
tan-bark vandals of California have
for its tim ber or stone th an for agricul
Ur,eg'Ill„',.,on „ 1 u,'8,l''-v- «
t“ 1*'“,' ’’ , ' . 7 ? U'ltyi
tu ral purposes, and to establish her a s V lt n e X s 1 ^ 0 ’’
' H t “ “ “US
n ” " ‘y
1 ‘ d“ y ”f December> nearly all of Curry county north of quarters are, with Geo. L. Stearns peeled the oak convenient to her
Rogue liver was a continuous body as president. Its Curry couuty of­
P . d. LINDBERG,
claim to said land before J H untlev ,
harbors in the same spirit of waste­
United States Commissioner for O r e ’
•7- 1“ Davis. F ran k C. Savage, lo th
Him nam es as w itnesses: Jo h n L.
gon, at Gold B e ^ “ “ his office a tO o H
P ° r V!in^ W
’" ’ W- » • L u cas, C. I Crook, Joseph ( lose, A. L. Lawrence, of timber. But now the largest fice is at Port Orford.
ful greed that prompts the deer-
fseach, C urrv countv o ™
on Mom 1 B
‘ m ! <i..Dl B each, Oregon. ' C ha-, Wilson, all o f Gold Beach, Ore- bodies lie near the northern bound­
Another company, The Pacific skinner, until, now the oak forests
U N D E R T A K E R . day,
th e 3d day of / ¿ v e m ^ , ' 1W2
verselv^hc a
Z i i ?
“d - g ° “ -
- -
Any and all persons claim in g ail ary, and even there the devasating Coast Lumber and Furniture Man­ of Curry county, extending back
She names as w itnesses:
j versely theabfft«.described lands
escri
W. E. Tompkins’ A. H . Moore If T. ‘jl'‘l'V'8toI. to, tile tll.t‘.ir. ‘.'la.ilns in th is of- versely the above-describi'd
lan d s a re | tire has left its black emblems on ufacturing Company, of which W.
A Complete Line of Caskets, Coffins S ¿Lxurn..t-
but a few miles on either bank of
4 k.,1 •„ C _
_ county,
’ Ore-i
.s’ ’ nee
r V1'1
c .*»1.8 >“ »W«
te w a r t,of ^Ôçhir',
urry
° r beiore Mid M day of Jli>rcl,, ' r';,lJ»,'8t' ' 1 *»,«1« th e d ir,
Curtii n, of San Francisco, is or was lower Rogue river, are nearly all.'
and Trimmings.
office on or liefore said 15th day of many a valuable tract.
gon, M. M. Miller, of Corbin, Currv I
t
T il’ TlicrFM i ?^,. i c
i December, 1902.
countv, Oregon.
' __________J , 4 - BRIDGES R eg ister
Rogue river winds its sinuous president, is running a saw mill on that is left.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Orders taken for Tombstones and Any and all personsciaiiningadverse-
t ....
. .
way westerly through the very h eart, Mussel cretfk. This is their second
ly
th
e
above-described
lands
are
re-
-t^
B
k
lt
I.
and
,
Ac
Curry county is well supplied,
1 ' '
¡Tnim.it L and , a < t J c m : 3, 1878,- - of the county for a distance of
Cemetery Railing.
year, and they are now pushing with outside, summer harbors—all
quested to file th eir claim s in thisoffice
N otice for P ublication .
PO R T ORFO RD, OREGON.
on or before said 3d day of November,
N otice for P ublication .
seventy miles. Large tracts of tim- things. They are cutting every-
U nited States Land Office,
1902.
protected by projecting headlands
Roseburg, Oregon, A ugust 15, 190? !
ber abound at intervals along this thing as they go, but tlieir chief aim
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
Notice is hereby given th a t iu com pliance
U nited State- Land Office,
to
the northward, that break off all
MRS. E. W. JENSEN,
__________________ _
_________ _________ _ w ith th e provision» of the act of Congress of I
lioaoburg, Oregon, July 19,1902.
entire stretch, being almost a eon is to supply tlieir new mammoth northerly winds and seu*. The
J u n e 3, 187«, e n titled “ An act for th e sale of tint- i Natlco In hereby given th a t in com pli­
Timber Land, Act June 3. 1878 —
> » '•state'i.fi’HiiforniH.or.•<,,-i..\L-- ance w ith tiie provisions of the act of Congress linuous body, of variable width, on furniture factory at Berkeley, Cal.,
FIN E MILLINERY.
of June 3, 1«7M, en title d “ An a c t for the sale of
V „ ,l „ „ f . „ . u
„
i
.
i
:
_
T.-rr.lory.",,- ,,
magnificence of Port Orford harbor
Notice
for Publication.
Dll th e public land Static by a c t oi A ugust
tim b e r lands in the States of C alifornia, Oregon, the left bank. The upper hall of with oak und other valtiuble lumb-
; 1892, Edsoin M. Rca^c, cf A shland, c o unty of N evada, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex te n ­
is
too well known to need any com­
I Jackson, State of Oregon, nag this day tiled in ded to all the Publb Laiul States by aet of Aug­ tliis stretch of river contains sotnB er. They ship from the harbor,
A complete line of Ladies and Chil­
U nited States Land Office.
I thin office h is sworn statem ent No 3241 for the ust 4, 1«J2, Eva A. H all, of Coquille City, county
ment.
Half way to Rogue river is
purchase of the N orth Half of N orth-w ed quar- of Coo-, State of Oregon, has th i- «lay ’ tiled in valuable sugar pine, and white and “Three bisters” (Frankport), three
d re n ’s Trim m ed H ats.
Roseburg, Oregon, A ugust 4, 1002.
I te r, South-East q u a rte r of N orth west qu arter, th is office h e r sworn statem ent Xo. 3002, for the
Frankport (Three Sisters). Eight
Notice
is
hereby
given
th
at
in
com
­
and South-w est q u a rte r of N orth-east q u a rte r purchase of tlie N orth Wc-t q u a rte r of section black oak, as well as the species miles from tlie mill.
Ready te Wear Hats and Sailors con­ pliance with th e provisions of the act of
This mill has miles below Rogue river it H unter’s
section No. 3, in Tow n-hip No. :■»south, range X«>. 15, in Tow nship no . : sm ith, of range No. 13
stantly on hand.
and , will offer t proof
show th
a t , .... t. «nd will
the land found along the lower river, l’ort lately laid aside its hand saws, and
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, en titled No.
, , 13 west,
.
— ■ to .......
.....
— oficr proof
■ to show th a t ______
H euds. Three miles below is
“ A ll aet for tlie « ile nf t i m i , up l .u .io
the lani' "«'‘StB more valuable fur Ita tlm b r « '« « lit i" more vHluablv lur Ila tlm bi r or atunc
an,I tueatabliah Orford cedar in scattered tracts;
fla ts trim m ed to order on short notice. . b o „ 7 7 . 2 r n r f - ° t l " ’e r l a “ i‘8 1,1 or «tone U'an fur «gru iilturul purpoaea, nn.i to l than t ,r a g ri.u ltu ra l pu
installed the double circular and Mack’s Arch, while ten miles
v n e SLAteff OI v a l i torma, Oregon, Neva- establish his claim to said land before J. H um - ll'*1 < I m iih to said lami before J. H untley, I*
P o rt O rford, Oregon.
da. and in W ashington T e rrito r y ” as >«7. Unite(l States Commissioner for th e distrif ( 8. C om m issioner for tm d istric t of Oregon, myrtle, maple, madrone, alder, ash, pony—the simplest and most prac­
extended to all the Pllhlie T.and Wta+oa Of fJregon, at Gold Beacli, at his office at Gobi
h.- office at Gobi Bench, C urry county,
further south and near the stale
t x i e n u e a to a il in e r i m i l e G arni s t a t e s , Reach. C urrv county, iirejo i,. on M onday, the « “ gun. on W«ti,<-«,lay
òli. dal- Novoin etc., in limited quantity, and large
tical country saw mill in the world, line, is Chetco. All these harbor»
by Met of A u g u sti, 1892, Otto N eum ann, loth day of K’ovem her, 1902.
ber, lurj. She nam es h - uitneMc*:
E. W. JE N S E N ,
of W edderburn, county of C u r r v
lie nam es a- w itnesses: John U nican, Ed.
H ardy T. Stew art, of Ophir, • urry county, tracts, of fir and tan bark oak, are on a medium scale.
With adainan- are excellent, except in winter
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«2 MBreter>» <« l*ort UHord, C nrry county,O regon, Oregon, Thom as J. Cook, W alter M iller, Elvin
V i a i t o i u ri gon, tiaB tills (lav filed in F. D. S tow an, of O phir, c u rry < o n n ty ’ Oregon 'l l '" r, all of W.ubb rbui n, C orry county found along the lower river up to tine foundations and artistic tnan-
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th is office his swoi-n statem ent No. 3184, p i It-K eare, ot A reata. H um boldt lu u a ty . Call- o f Kon.
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storms. They are similar to that
for the purchase of E j of SEI section lornlH .
Any and all p. r«on» Claiming advcriely the tlie mouth of the Illinois river, ipulators, the hand saw is “O. K.”,
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Trinidad in California. Nosim-
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Any and all pereon? claim in g adversely th e »fsive-leaerlhed lam lsar, requeatedto H lethelr
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above-dem ribed lands are reauusied to tile th e ir claim » in th is offe, on oi before said ótb d a i n i thirty miles from tlieocean.
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south, range No. 14 west, and will claim a in thia office on or before the »aid loth 1 Novem ber, 11102.
ilar stretch of coast, from tbe Straits
this lower stetch of river gravel
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of November, I9o2.
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fo r its urea, Euchre creek is said ol Fuea to San Diego, has such an
is more valuable fur its tinitw r or stone
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rapids abound, and logs can lie , !
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to have more Port Orford cedar, and urray of harbors; and when our
establish his claim to said land before
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UMBER LAND, A ct J une 3, 1878,— cheuply and successfully run, if ,
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trees, than any other locality, lumber industries shall have be­
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m ill sites an d “ holding p aces” be >u
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th e district of Oregon, a t Gold Beach,
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, Ilie genuine yellow fir (the Doug come fully developed, these harbor»
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obtained. But above the mouth of ,
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at his office at Gold Beach, C u rry coun- i Notice is hereby given to all whom it
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las) grows along this stream to a will lie found at the right places,
ty , Oregon, on Saturday, the 8 t h ' may concern, not to en ter upon or tree-1 „ ,
the Illinois, ‘'bed-rock” rapids are
Ro»ebiirg, Oregon, July 1», lm .
Insurance Company, day
of November, 1902. H e nam es as pass in any m anner upon the land of Notice ta hereby glv. n th a t in com pliance | . l i
size seldom found elsewhere. In and the huppy lumberman will bless
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tlie undersigned, situated a t th e month I w ith tb provisions of the act of Congress of tilO JuggCTB UUtie. Logs will never
w itnesses:
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fact, it wv—
seems » to
be » a ,u
locality
espuu- an accidental or designing, Provi.
set for
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Sixes River, C urry countv. Oregon ' J,ln--a. ts7», v ntitled
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Carry, James W. C u rrv , of
f.,r t h e Iiu r o o a e o f h i i n t l , i f i . i
7 ’iu>t»r land« In the Htao- .,1 California, Or« ! b e SUCcesslully ru n on tilts IsirtlOIl - ,,
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»V illiam Coy, all of W edderburn, Cur­ for
tne purpose or hunting wltn guns or n..,Nevada, an,i w „-h tn » to n T erritory," a-
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to large forest
growth, deuce, according to his creed.
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ry co u n ty , Oregon, John R. M iller, of I n g s , o r fishing. Also not to leave anv . extended in » n t b - p u b iii l e n d s t a t e . i,y act ot the river, as co.rtly ex peri nee has
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K,et>*ot h 7<>ne», ot p .irto r I ,
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it being not unusual to find oak and
This county doc# not present an
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Any and all persons claiming adverse­ wise trespass in any m anner Any per- day sled in tht» ónice hta «wore statement So o i i . n
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inviting
field to email lumber enter­
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»ne hundred and fifty feet h igh. prises, but it is admirably adapted
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quested to file th eir claims in tills office I P f '" “ '** w ithout my consent will b ' nt
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NG. 13 w» bt, nn«l w ill offer proof to »how th a t t r ) ’ a U t’
U lllll th e t'l’tt OI c h e a p e r
or before said 8tli dav of November pmsecuted to the full extent of the law- 1 th,
All these lands, however, are either to largo concern# with many me­
oo<kt 1» more valuable for it« timber
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or Nioiie thnn f<»r <<ri< intiirHl puri»OM ». Mini
’ r<l,‘ w a y ®HUll h a v e COin© W ill tllC
1902.
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owned
or located, and the citizen# dium sized mills strung along the
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lev. r nir. fi «tat«-- roinrni-' <»n«*r for the hi - Umbel oi tnm upper Hectioi) become
have taken active step# to try to forest bound streams that penetrate
trlc to f Oregon, at Gold Beach, a t hla office at .. .
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P o rt Orford, Oregon,
« o ld »each, f u r r y county, O reron. on w »due- v alu ab le, ex c e p t lor acre i peculate
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cle.-in ak,n.
day, th«,- ith day of November. i9oj.
prevent this favored section from fur buck into the mountains, whence
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tbia-t Tobacr# Spit a>4 Suala Tear I m sway.
He name» a» w ltn«-—
George Forty, of 01’®«
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tic d ean your blond and keep it clean, by < <»rhin.
fulling into the hand#ofspeculators Hume# shall run the lumber to the
Gurry
county,
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To q u it tobacco easily and forever, be - -T stirrin g up the laxy liver end driving all m -j port O rford. Oregon, m m M iiier, of « orbit, i
° iu n ib e rin g of im p o rta n c e ha»
m. tic, fuU of life, nerve sod v if or, take No-'1'» p untiea from the body. Begin to d a y to Or«*gon, Fred H. Htewart, of O phir, Oregon
who would tie it up, and big devel- lower levels, and railroads to the
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aker weak men 1 fconi-h pimples, boils, blotch. «, blackhead#, . k Any and all in r-o n i « ¡alining adversely the | 0*611 H o ile Oil
lOWer KogUe I’lVer
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. tbe wonder
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First-class in every respect.
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strong. A.1 dregelata, S(X or (I. Cureguaran- #nd th a t «ickly bilioun complexion by taking
rd Booklet and Semple free. AiMres« Caacaret«,—beauty for te n ci nt« All drug- 1 O
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v"«m!w'r’ 'i’" ;‘" ”” ’r
Hince th,! w n te r “ " ‘i
M Kiley ity during tbe coming year.
Do >a Feed Stable attached. to
Sterling Remedy C o, Chicago or New Y ork SiMa, astiafaction guaranteed. 10c, 25c,50c.
2 T hripces . Rcgivier.
8-dd out to Hon. R. D. Hume, in
Hunter’* creek empties into tbe r « j SCMIM»-« S M M s M t M n a g
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