The Port Orford tribune., January 14, 1903, Image 3

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STEAMER
THE
ARC ATA,
N ELSO N , -
W ill make
-
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- M anter,
weekly trip s between
S u n F r a n o ls e o , P o r t O r­
fo rd
tin<l t i o o s H a y ,
C A R R Y IN O
PASSENGERS
AND
F R E IG H T .
F reig h t and passengers at
L o w e s t K a te« .
O. L EN E V E , Agent, P ort Orford, Or-
__ egon.
_______ __________
W . D O Y R E & C O .,
D EALERS IN
General Msrchaadisc,
□ OLD B E A C H ,O R .
W E K EEP IN STOCK
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
d r ess g o o ds ,
HATS AND CAPS,
DOOTS AND SHOES,
W -V I< E ,
And in fact everything usually needed
in town o r country. .
H. N E E L Y ,
7THLE’ “P IO N E E R ”
W ATCHMAKER.
I have a stock of Jew elry, which I
will add to, as the dem and will w arrant.
Prices of work und goods in keeping
with the tim es. W atches from a d is­
tance can be safely sent by registered
mail. I will return them C. 0 . D. to
your postuuiHter.
Terms Cash.
K N A P P H O TE L,
Port Orford, Oregon,
IL,.
K N A l ’P
L e tte r F rom E u rek a .
The Court proceeding»- failed to
Acting under section 3090, of
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878f—
i reach ug for publication this week.
Bellinger <£ Cotton'd code, the Gov­
N otile tor P ublication .
Eureka
Cal.,
Jan.
4,
1903.
To
health
and
happiness
is
Scrofula—
The
Commissioners
had
a
busy
three
ernor,
Secretary
of
State
and
State
We have had beautiful sunny
E ditor T ribune :— Blue Lake, Treasurer, on January 2d, made the as ugly os ever since time immemorial.
U nited States Land Office,
days session, adjourning late Satur­
weather for a couple of week».
It causes bunches in the neck, dis­ R oseburg, Oregon, December 20, 1902;
day evening. The principal busi-i Eureka and Arcata, each have sev­ apportionment of the state tuxes to figures the skin, inflames the mucous
Notice is hereby given th at in compli­
| W. T. Kerr and J. 1). Wilson had i uess was the usual routine of allow- ! eral cases of small pox reported. be paid by the several counties of
ance with the provisions of the act Of
membrane,
wastes
the
muscles,
weak­
C ongressof Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled “ An
business at the county seat during ing bills. A. J. Marsh was appoint-. I also noticed in the Bay yesterday
the state for the year 1903. It was ens the bone3, reduces the power of act for the sale of tim ber lauds in tlie
the week.
'
States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
the
yellow
Hag
Hying
from
a
foreign
resistance
to
disease
and
the
capacity
ed Assessor, in place of A. H. Post
fouud that the total estimated am­
and W ashington T erritory,” as exten d ­
W. F. Riley has been appointed resigned. Mr. Pingree, a late arri-j ship.
ount required to be raised by tax for recovery, aud develops into con­ ed to all th e Public Land States by act
; of A u g u st!, 1S92, Simeun N. B. H u n t,
It is a pity people couldn’t open atiou waa $735,000 for the A grietil sumption.
Executor of the last will of the late val from the city, was appointed
•'A bunch appeared on th e left side of of Bandon, county of Cooe State of Or-
up
my neck. I t caused great pain , w as lanced, ; egon, lias th is «lay filed in tliis olfiee
M. Riley.
road supervisor of Port Orford dis- ’ a market for produce between tural College, basing the estimates and
becam e a running sore. I w ent into a
Curry and Humboldt. Hare are a upon the appropriations here here . cncral
decline. I w a s p ersuaded to try his sworn statem ent No. 4169, for the
The ad. for the Masquerand Ball trict, in place of Nels Neygren re­
pureliase of tlie SEJ SW |, SI SE},
II.
hh I ’ s S arsaparilla, and when I had taken
few quotations: Eggs, 45c; butter, tofore made for the several institu six bottles m y neck was healed, an d I have of
signed.
The
appointee
is
eminent-;
section 13, S W | SWt^ of section No.
in Port Orford, Feb. 14, will ap-
never
had
any
trouble
of
th
e
kind
since.”
I 17, in Township No. 31 south, range No;
j ly well fitted for the position, hav­ 75c per roll; Eastern bacon, 22c per tions and departments, and upon M bs . K. T. S nyoeii , Troy, Ohio.
i pear next week.
| 14 west, and will offer proof to show
ing had considerable experience in lb; hog>, 6c, Cows $35, to $50; pota­ tlio lecoinmendations aud estimates
' tiiat, tiie land sought is more valuable
Sam’l Malehorn, of Dairyville, I some of the business offices of San toes $25, per ton.
for its tim b er or stone than for agricul­
made for such institutions and de
tural purposes, and to establish hig
attended the Woodmen’s ball Sat­
a n d P ills
Shipping is very active here at parlment fur the coming biennial
Francisco, and having recently trav­
claim to said land before U. 8. Com­
will
rid
you
of
it,
radically
and
per­
urday evening.
missioner,
a t Bandon, Oregon, onM on-
eled over the road in the northern present. A good many foreign ves­ period. Tlie amount apportioned manently, as they have rid thousands.
, «lay, the 9th day of Mareh, 1903.
sels
are
in
port
from
all
parts
of
the
Justice E. W. Jensen and Assess­ part of this district, by stage, in
to Coos county is $15,423; Curry
He nam es as witnesses: Fred A.
or A. J. Marsh were attendants at reaching Port Orford. T he T rib - j globe. The Hammond Lumber Co. county, $3,040, and Douglas couuty, T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— Melil, Ja n ie s Denholm, W illium G;
Carroil. M ichael B reuer.allof Bandon,-
County Court last week.
N otice for P ublication .
une was again awarded the county ! are to put two large steamers on $26,220.
Oregon.
Any and nil persons claim ing a«i-
the
route
between
here
and
San
printing.
The
Court
levied
a
four
The steamer Arcata arrived from
versely tlie above described lam is alb
Senator
Mitchell
through
the
Francisco;
they
expect
to
make
the
U
nited
S
tates
L
an
d
Office,
requested to file their claims in this
the city Monday evening, landing mill road tax, payable ia cash, anti
holidays has been giving special at­ R oseburg, Oregon. Ja n u a ry 5. 1903. office on or before said 9th dav of
also required tiie road poll tax to be run in twelve hours.
Notice is hereby given th a t in com -' M areh, 1903.
some 20 tons of freight.
paid in cash. This looks like a step ' Railroad talk and timber land tention to tlie claims of the old pliauoe w ith the provisions of tlie act
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
It. S. Sutton, agent for the T rib - ! towards good roads for Curry Co. are about all you can hear about Indian war veterans in the Pension o f C ongress of Jilin- 3. 1878, entitled
•‘An a. t for the sale of tim b er lands in T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
une , was a passenger to Coos Bay j
The total tax levy, including state, Eureka. They are working from Bureau and is just in receipt of n the States of California, Oregon, Neva- i
N otice for P ublication .
da, aud W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
by Monday evening’s steamer.
school, county, bridge and road, is Willets this way and also working letter from the Commissioner of tended to a ll the P ublic L and States [
Pensions
in
which
that
pttleal
says:
United S tates L and Office,
by a c t of August 4, 1892, Edward B.
Uncle Shad Hudson, the Sixes 31J mills. Besides a full attend from this end that way. They ex­
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 22, 1902,
“ All these Indian war veteran Sypher, of Langlois, county of Curry, i N otice
miner and prospector, has been dance of members of the Board, pect to have a railroad in here in
ia hereby given tiiat in com ­
State o f Oregon has th is day filed in this
pension claims to which you refer office liis sworn statem ent No. 4270, for pliance w-ith the provisions of tlie act
spending a few days in town.
there were several citizens and tax- j two years.
p u rch ase of the 8} SEJ, NEJ HEI of congress of Ju n o 3, 1878, entitled
There are several different fami­ will have careful consideration at t of h e Section
N o. 20, NW} SWJ, Section "A n act for the sale of tim b er lands in
Johnny Hume, who recently re­ payers present at Court. The pro
the
earliest
practicable
date.
There
lies would go to Curry from here to
No. 21, in Township No, 31 south, range j tiie States of California, Oregon, N eva­
signed his positien at Wedderburn, ceedings will be published in full
No. 14 West, and will offer proof to da, and W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
look for homes if they had any eu were on file in the Pension Bureau show
th a t the land sought is more val­ tended to all tlie Public f,and States by
has found employment at Bandon. next week
couragtinent. Timesaregood here, ou December 1, 1902, 3000 claims uable for its tim ber o r stone than for act of August 4, 1892, Rosella J. A nder­
C
ltetco
N
ew
s.
ricu ltu ral purposes, and to establish son, of D enm ark, county of (M iry, State
H. I. Blakeslee, the Elk River
but they want homes of their own. of survivors and widows. Realiz­ ag
his claim to saiil land before J . II. Up­ of Oregon, lias this day tiled in this office
ing
the
advanced
age
of
llieseclaitn-
nurseryman, left last Monday, for
Real estate is booming in this Coun­
ton, U. S. Comm issioner, a t h is office liis sworn statem ent No. 4173, for tlie
Jan. 9th, 1903.
of the N ii.N E J, S W l NEJ o f
ants and the necessity for early at Langlois. C urry county, Oregon, on purchase
his annual round among the orch­
ty,
and
it
will
be
the
same
in
Curry
Monday, tlie 30th day of M arch, 1903. section 25, and SEJ o f SEJ of section 24,
Mr. Mayfield and wife went to
ards of Southern Curry.
soon. A good building lot graded action, an extra force of clerks have lie nam es as w itnesses: George E. in Towusldp No. 31 south, range
Newburg Wednesday.
Edw ard H. Cheever, Ole I1. no . 15 west, and will offer proof
and ready for building sells from detailed to this work in order that Green,
The Sheriff is preparing to adver­
H aagensen, Andrew O lsen, all of to show th at tlie land sought is more
Mr. Swag from Swag’s Island,
these
claims
may
he
adjudicated
as
valuable for its tim ber or stone than
$300
to
$1500
in
Eureka.
Langlois, Oregon.
tise delinquent tax sale, which sale, ’ was in town yesterday.
Any and all persons claim ing ad­ for agricultural purposes, and to estab­
speedily
as
possible.
I
assure
you
We
had
the
pleasure
of
watching
according to law, must not be later
versely the above-described lands are lish Ids claim to said laud before J.
Mr. II. McCutcben came in on {
a rather novel game of foot-ball here j no effort will be spared to adjudi-' requested to tiie th e ir claim s in tills of­ H . Upton, U. S. Commissioner, at
than the iirst of March.
last Saturday’s stage.
on or before the said 30th day of Langlois, Oregon, on Wednesday, the
Christmas between Eureka and cate these claims at the earliest, prac­ fice
llth d a y of March, 1903.
Ma rce, 1003
We have received a report of re­ Yesterday Mr. Teyne was seen on
ticable
moment.
No
claim,
how­
She names as w itnesses:
Iloopa
Indian
teams;
»3
to
0
in
fa-
J. T. B R ID G E S, Register.
ceipts and expenditures in repair of our streets.
Charles T. Hluinenrother, Lee Cox,
ver of Eureka team Marshfield ever, can be made special without an
of Langlois, Oregon, Jo h n L. Ander­
Christ Church, Port Orford, which' Mr. J. Taggart is heie visiting
T
imber
L
and
A
ct
,
J
une
3,
1378,—
son, Jam es P . O lsen, of D enm ark, Or­
team and the Eurcknns will play injustice to other claimants equally
with friends.
egon.
we will publish next week.
N otice for P ublication .
old and equally deserving.”
soon
in
Eureka.
Any ami ail persons claim ing ad­
Mr. II. McCutcben, went to New­
U nited States LandO flhe,
We are indebted to Couuty Clerk
versely
tlio nbove ilescribed lands are
Men
are
going
to
be
in
demand
Roseburg,
Or.,
Jail.
6,
1903.
burg yesterday to visit his sister
A Washington dispatch of Jan. 7, Notice is hereby g iven th at in com­ requested to file th e ir claims In tills of-
Smith for statement of tire county’s
here this summer; they will pay all
on or before said 11th day of March,
witli the provisions of tlie act liee
expenses for the year 1902, which Mrs. J. M. Ilurst,and brother Louis. the way from $40 to $S0 a month. says: Secretary Hitchcock now pliance
1903.
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, en titled I
Mr. J. Hight is moving today,
•I. T. BRIDGES, Register.
will be published next week.
Hammonds large new mill is has before him charges that have “ Au act for the sale of tim ber lands in
in Mt. F. Blake’s houes, opposite
tlie States of C alifornia, O regon, Neva­ T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
been
preferred
against
Surveyor-
The W. O. W. moved into their thp creamery. He is to be Mr. F. running night and day. All the
da. anil W ashington T erritory,” as ex­
N otice for P ublication .
mills in the county are running. General Meldrum,of Oregon, which | tended to all the Public L a n d States by
new hall, over Neilsen’s blacksmith Blake’s butter man.
promises to result in the suspension act of A ugust 4, 1892, Jesse L. Hale, of
Hammond’s
Lumber
Co.
operates
shop, last week, and are now con­
D enm ark, county of C urry, State of
Mr. W. Cooley is mooving his
United States Land Office,
if not the dismissal of that official. Oregon, h as this day (lied in tliiw office [
veniently and comfortably located.' house today. It will stand by the seven engines on their road here
Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 18, 1902.
liis
sworn statem ent No. 4259, fo r the
Sometime
ago
the
department
be­
Notice
is hereby given th a t in com­
now, and have ordered two more
purchase of the NEJ of NWJ, NJ NEJ,
Miss Linda Sutton accompanied side of his mothers residence.
came dissatisfied with the manner section 30, NWJ of NWJ of section No. pliance witli th e provisions of the act
large
ones
from
the
East—75
tons
of Congress of Ju n o 3, 1878, entitled
C ricket .
Fred Stewart to Ophir, yesterday,'
in which the office was being con­ 29, in Township No. 31 south, range No. “ An act for the sale of tim ber lands in
each. You is Truly,
14
west,
and
will
offer
proof
to
show
and will visit her sister, Mrs. Jesse
L a n g lo is Item s.
ducted, and had a thorough inves­ th a t the lan d sought is more val uable ; tlie States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
M. L ucas .
da, and W ashington T erritory,” os ex­
Turner, at Gold Beach, for a few
tigation mace by its special agents. for its tim b er or stone th a n for "agri­
to all tlie Public Land States by
The first gold mines on the Sixes It is their report that is now under cultural purposes, aud to establish liis ; a tended
weeks.
1-10-1903.
claim to said laud before J . H. Upton, \ c t of A u g u st!, 1892, Mary O. Capps,
Denmark, county of Cilrrv, Stute
Stumps in the public streets will river were discovered by R. E. Sum­ consideration. One of the most se­ U. S. Com m issioner, a t liis office at of
W. O. Cook, of Corbin, Steve
Langlois, Oregon, on M onday, the 23d of O regon, ha» tills day filed In this
mers
in
1857,
and
since
that
time
rious charges against Meldruin is day of Ju n e, 1903. lie nam es as wit­ office ills sworn statem ent No. 4154, for
Merrill, of Ophir, and Will Doyle, soon be a thing of the. past; what
$1,000,000 or more has been taken that he is ¿dieted to the use of nesses: Jam es P. Olsen, of D enm ark, the pureliase of the W ig SEJ, section
of Wedderburn, were in town yes­ with blasting, chopping and burn­
2, and WJ NEJ of section No. 11, in
out by private methods.—Myrtle liquor, and in consequence it is O regon, Andrew Olsen, O. 1’. H aagen- Township
No. 35 soutli, range No. 14
terday. The two latter visited ing, they are fast disappearing.
sen, G eorge E. Green, all of Langlois,
west, nnd will offer proof to show tiiat
Point Enterprise.
Oregon.
We
regret
to
mention
that
Geo.
said
neglects
liis
duties,
being
fre­
Dairyville.
Any am i all persons claim ing a d ­ tlie land sought is more vuluuble for
tiellonie and family will soon remove
T h e output of lumber ovor the quently away from the office «luring versely tlie above-described lands sare its tim ber or stone tbun for agricqltur-
The Wedderburn Woodmen are
and to establish his claim
requested to file their claim s in this of- 1 ui purposes,
to Coquille City to make their home;
land before the County Clerk of
making active preparations for a they will be missed in many nays. Coquille liai' since December 11, is office hours, leaving its control to lice ou or before sai I 23d day of March tosaid
Curry
C
ouuty,
Oregon, at Port Orford,
above 2.000,000 feet This is the subordinates. Tlie Secretary does 1903.
grand masquerade ball on the ev­
on M onday, tlie 9th day of
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. Oregon,
Mr. Thompson from near Coquille greatest amount ever towed out in not wish to act liaitily in tlie ease,
r e 11, 1903.
--------------------------------------------| Mu She
ening of Feb. 21st. They are de­
names as witnesses: G ran t P o r­
lia» taken the Star ranch, and has one month.— Bandon Recorder.
but will probably temporarily sus­ T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 1878— terfield,
termined to make it the great event
Geo. C urry, F ran k Moore, D.
already begun work there.
pend
Meldrum,
placing
the
office
in
L.
Moore,
all of Ophir, Oregon.
of tlie season.
N otice for P ublication .
Numerous cases of scarlet fever the hands of one of his own men for
Any ami all persons claim ing adverse­
Miss Grace Langlois from Cape
ly tlie above deserilied lands are reques-
Henry Cooper and son, Hurbert, Blunce is now in town, having come and smallpox are reported in sev­ reorganization, as it is now reported
U nited S tates Land Office,
ted to fife tlieir claims in this office on
returned last week from their visit to study music with Miss Willard. eral of the Willamette valey towns to be thoroughly dilapidated.
R oseburg, Oregon, Ja n . 5, 1903.
of before said 9th «lav of M arch, 1903,
J. T. BRIDG ES, Register.
N otice is hereby given tiia t in eoni-
to Jackson county. Mr. Cooper lias
Mrs. C. M. Upton went to Bandon and, in fact taroughout the North­ Chief Clerk Waggoner, who has pliuneo
with the provisions of tlie act
purchased a large lot of hogs at yesterday for a few days visit with west generally.
of
Congress
of
.lime
3,
1878,
entitled.
also been investigated, telegraphed
“Au act for tlie sale of tim ber lands in Timber Land, Act June 8, 1878,—
Euchre Creek, and will locate for friends.
Notice for Publication.
his resignation to Commissioner the Stptes of California, Oregon. Neva­
the present in that vicinity.
and W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex­
Allen Boyce and Clinton Male-
Hermann on December 4, and on da,
United States Land Office.
tended to all the Public Land Stales
the 5lli the Commissioner accepted by a c t of A ugust 4, ¡892, lto -s B. De­ Roseburg, Oregon, December 11,1902.
W. F. Riley, editor of this paper horn are spending a few days at
Notice
is hereby given tiiat In com ­
yoe,
of
M
yrtle
Point,
county
of
Coos4
it by wire. When the matter was
left Gold Beach last week, for San Marshfield.
State o f O regon, lius th is day tiled in pliance witli (lie provisions of tlie a r t
We
learn
that
a
movement
is
on
called to the Secretary's attention, this office his sworn stuteuient No. of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
Francisco, via Crescent City and
for the pureliase
of tlie “ An act for t l i e sale of tim iier lands in
way points, and points beyond, on foot to plant a saloon in our midst.
“ Vv”ien the butter won’t lie immediately wired Meldrum that 4230
SEJ, N E l, E l SEJ, SWJ SEJ, sec­ the states of California, Oregon, Neva­
important business, the nature of Good Lord, deliver us.
Waggoner’s
resignation
was
not
ac­
tion 7, Tp. 31 south, range No. 13 da, and in W ashington T erritory,” as
come put a penny in the
west, a n d will offei proof to show th a t! extended to ull tlie Public Land S tates,
which liia sub. knoweth not. lie
S trayed , S tolen ok L ost .—One churn,” is an old time dairy , cepted, but that lie would continue tlie
land sought is more valuable for its . bv act of August 4, 1892, George D.
expects to be absent about a month. sorrel horse, heavy mane, still' in
in the service until otherwise or­ tim iier or stone than for agricultural Elgin, o f Eckley, county of Curry,
proverb.
It
often
seems
to
purposes, an d to estnblise liis claim to ‘ State of Oregon, has this day filed in
fore legs, mane lays on both sides of
Fred Stewart and sister Ruby, neck; heavy foretop. Was taken work though no one has everj dered. Waggoner, however, practi­ said land before E. A. Dodge, U. S. ' this office liis sworn HtatementNo.
cally
severed
his
connections
with
C om m issioner for Oregon, a t Myrtle: for tlie pureliase of tlie NJ of SWl4,
arrived up from Ophir last Friday, from Joe Nay’s ranch about Jan. 1.
4; an d E4 of SEJ of section No.
the service Decemlier 5, disregard Point, O regon, on Saturday the 28th i section
and Miss Ruby took passage on the Anyone returning the above des­ told why.
5 in Township No. 32, south, range
day of M arch, 19o3.
When mothers are worried ing the instructions of the Secretary. He nam es as witnesses : W. II. Bog- I No. 14 west, and will offer
Arcata, Monday, for Coos Bay, from cribed animat will be suitably re­
ers, W. W. Deyoe, Jam es T. Guerin, proof to show th a t tiie land sought
worded.
J.
L.
N
ay
.
because
the children do not
whence she will go to Portland, to
all of M yrtle P oint, Oregon, C. E. C arl, | is more valuable for its tim ber or stone
Washington,
Jan.
8.—A
dispatch
than for agricultural purposes, and to
of Norway, Oregen.
remain several months, for the pur­ Gus Ulrich, of the Smith River gain strength and flesh we
Any a n d ull persons cla im in g ad­ establish his claim to saiil land heforu
pose of learning dress-making. She fishery, paid the Record a visit, on say give them Scott’s Emul­ has been received at the Public versely th e above-described lands are J . H . Upton, U . S. commissioner, for
Health and Mariue Hospital from requested to file their claim s in this of­ tin- district of Oregon, a t I - u p g l o l i . O r­
has numerous relatives living in Wednesday. Mr. Ulrich will shortly sion.
ou Huturduy, the 7tli day «,
the
Board of Trade at Tucson, Ariz, f i c e on or before said 28th day of March egon,
resume fishing, steel heads being
Portland and the valley.
Marcli, 19U3. He names as w itnesses:
It is like the penny in the calling attention to the existence of 1903.
J. T. BRIDGES, Register. 1 H arry A. Guerin. W. G. Corbin, both
_____________ of E ckley, C urry County, Oregon,
George Belloni, who has for a plentiful in the river. Tlte catch milk because it works and bubonic plague in Mexico and re­
will
be
shipped
fresh
to
San
Fran­
H udson, N. C. Divelbiss of P ort
number of yeacs successfully opera­
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J une 3, 1878,— ( Shad
Gyford, Curry C ounty, Oregon.
because there is something questing that necessary steps be tak­
cisco.
Under
certain
conditions,
N
otice
for
P
ublication
.
ted the Star Ranch, in Northern
Any anil all persons claiming adverse­
en to prevent its spread into Ari- :
ly tin« obovu described I hip I s are re­
Curry, the largest dairy ranch in shipment of steel heads is very astonishing about it.
U
nited
States
Land
Office,
to file tlieir claims in this office
Scott’s Emulsion is simply zona. The president of the Board Roseburg, O regon, D ecem ber 20, 1902. quested
the county, ha» given up the same, profitable. When a shipper can
on or before said 7tli dav of March,
of Health of Mexico has officially
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
com­
get
a
shipment
into
San
Francisco,
1903.
a milk of pure cod liver oil announced to the authorities in pliance with tiie provisions of tlie a c t
and will take charge of a ranch
J . T . BRIDGES, R egister.
near Coquille City, Coos county. during time of continued storm, with
some hypophosphites Washington that the plague exists of Congress of Juno 3, 1K7 k , entitled
An act for tiio h do of tim ber binda in
Mr. Belloni is nn enterprising, pub which does not »How the city fish especially prepared for delicate in Ensenada und Mazatlan, Mcx , “ the
N O T IC E .
S ta te s of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva-
vv., ami W ashington T e rrito iy ,” as ex­
lie spirited citizen, who will be ing fleet to get outside, lop prices stomachs.
and
has
requested
the
Public
Health
tended to all tiie Public I jiik I SlateH by
Notice is hereby given toall whotn
greatly missed in Northern Curry. can be realized. A recent shipment
nnd Marine Hospital service to notify ! act of A u g u st!, lbVa, W illiam O. Car it uia.V co n cei n, not to enter upon
Children
take
to
it
naturally
cleared
$1.50
to
the
fish.
At
other
rob, of Bandon, county of Coos, State
He will lie succeeded at the Star
the Bureau of American Republics of Oregon, has tins day tile I in tMs or trespass, in any manner, upou
Ranch by Mr. F. Thompson, who times the shipper lias to contend because they like the taste that the South American countries office
ins sworn stat' iiumt No. 4170, for Ibo land of the undersigned, situa­
with
an
overstocked
market,
when
and the remedy takes just as through them may lie informed. th e purehas • of tlie N W | of section No ted
one» operated the Marshall ranch.
near Denffiark, Curry county,
20, in Tow nship No. 31 south. r.mg<’
the profits are not so large. Loss is
The W. O. W. of Port Orford had sometimes met with by failure naturally to the children be­ Dr. Grubbi.a medical representative No. 14 west, ali i will offer proof to show Oregon, for the purpose of bunting
that the I mid sought is more valuable witli giius or dog-, or fishing. Also,
a public installation of officer» at to catch a steamer. Three species cause it is so perfectly adapted of the Public Health and Marine for
its tim Is r or stone tbun for ag ri­ not to leave any gate open on going
their hall, last Saturday evening, at of salmon are caught in Smith t® their wants.
Hospital service, now at Los A ngeles, cultural purposes, and to establish Ids ibrougli, or otherwise trespass in
claim
said laud before til«* U. H. any m anlier. Any person or per-
which about 150 visitors were pres river. The first run in the fall are
For all weak and pale and who has been investigating the sit C om m to issioner,
at Bnmlon, Oregon,
s«ais so entering upon said premises
ent. There were appropriate ad­ i known as Chinooks, followed by thin children Scott’s Emulsion untion at Ensenada, aud Dr. Alex on the wth day of M arch, 1903.
lie nam es as witnesses :
without my consent will lie prose
dresses, recitations, singing and mu­ Blue backs, similar to Steel­
antler, the medical re present alive at
Amos Corson. Simeon N. B. H unt, Cilted to tin' full < xlent of I lie la»
is the most satisfactory treat­
Fred
A.
Meld.
.Jainos
D
enholm
,
ail
of
Enadn,
have
been
directed
by
the
sic, and everything passed off or­ heads in spiiearance, and then the
HARRY WILSON
ment.
Oregon.
derly and pleasant. After the in­
Surgeon-General to take any neces­ Bandon,
Any
an
d
all
persons
claim
ing
ad­
Steel-head
run,
which
continues
W e w ill send you
stallation the company repaired to
versely the above descilhed lands »if«’
sary action in the matter.
NOTICE.
th e penny, /. e., a
Leneve’s hall, and dancing was in­ until late in the spring.—Del Norte
requested U / flie tlieir Claims in th is of­
sam
ple
free.
fice on or before said 9th day <»/ March,
dulged in during the remainder of Record.
A telegram was received by par 1902.
Notice in hereby given to all whom I t
the night. The oflicers installed
Be »are that Ib U picture in
.7. T. BKIDGI S, Register. may concern, not to enter upon or tre s­
Bandon Recorder: W. H. Button
the form o f a label >• on the : ties of the lower river yesterdnr
were: Consul Commander, Ed.
to
wrapper of e v try bottle of
pass upon th e premia« s of th e under­
Marsters. Adviser Lieutenant, Frank is up from the scene of oil prospect­
£ m u U io n you buy.
the effect that tlie steamer Manila- la i» ''T o b a c c o R|»it «nil N a to le 2 < .«r I.Iffe A w ay. sign. I, situated on Elk River, C urry
HowejClerk, Aines Johnston; Bank­ ing. He reporterl amazing prog-
O regon, for tlie purpose of
SCOTT & BOWNE, lay would not return to the river. T o q u i t to b a c c o e n n lljr a n i fo r e v e r . l»o mo< county,
hunting, witli g ins, «logs, or otherwise.
er, W. T. Kerr; Escort, Henry Mc­ reel—that drilling had advsnetd
nette,
full
of
life,
nervo
nn4
»
igor,
tnko
No-To
Chem ists,
The Arugo will come here in the Uac, the wnndor-worker, th a t make« weak men Any peisto or persons s o t i c s p u s s l u s
Bride; Watchman, John Prock; till the drill came to the suriace
409 Pearl S t., N. Y. future n«u the Mandalay will come strong.
All druggists, 60e or It. Cur« guaran­ w ithout my consent, will fie prosecutod
Sentry, Fay Jones; Manager, Nels some 800 to 1200 feet down the side
teed
Booklet and aumple free. A «Hire»« to tlie full ex ten t of the law.
jo e . a n d f t oo: «tldmcr -tt
Neygren.
I of the mountain—good prospect.
to Crescent City.—Herald.
ELI BAGI.KT
Btcrllcg lie med j Co., Chicago or New Yorh
Town and County.
I’ l-o p r h d o r .
First-class in every respect.
G o jd Feed Stable attached.
W e ru n th e Stage from P o rt O rford
v ia D airyville, co n nectin g w ith the
S ta g e to M yrtle Point.
N O T IC E .
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
m ay concern, not to enter upon or tres-
ass in any m anner, for th e purpose of
unting witli guns or dogs or oth er­
wise, upon the prem ises of L aura 31.
H eiberger or th e ranch of G. J. Hei
berger, or upon the ranch of P. A - Hei
berger, leased by the undersigned. Any
person or persona so entering upon said
prem ises w ithout my consent will lie
prosecuted to the full ex ten to f th e law.
G. J . H E IB E R G E R .
S
T respass N otice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
w hom it may concern, not to enter up­
on or trespass upon the prem ises of the
undersigned, for the purpose of h u n t­
ing, or fishing with hook and line, spear,
o r otherwise. Said prem ises are situ a ­
ted in Sixes precinct. Curry county, O r­
egon, snd described as follows: The
E)t of 8WJ ami WJ4 SEJ, section 6,
Tp. 31 8., R 14 w. Any |«erson so
trespossing for the purpose of hunting
fishing or otherwise, will lie prosecuted
to the full ex ten t of the law.
No ram ping allowed on the premises,
an d people passing thro u g h are w arn­
ed to close the gates.
S. P. PE IR C E .
N O T IC E .
Notice is hereby given to ail whom it
may concern, not to enter upon nr tres­
pass in any m anner upon the land of
th e undersigned, situated at th e mouth
of Sixes River, C urry county, Oregon,
for the purpose of hunting witn gunsor
dogs, or fishing. Also n o t te leave any
gate open oil going through, or o th er­
wise trespass in any m anner. Any per­
son or persons so entering upon said
prem ises w ithout tny consent will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the Inw.
JAMES 8. HUG HES.
Jin Jincient Foe
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
proverbs