The Port Orford tribune., July 15, 1903, Image 3

Timber band, Art Junes, 1878,—No«
A M orning W edding.
W here A re The G u id o H oards? QrGgged*J)oU)n
In anotber colutun is un artice r«i-
tice for Publication.
gnrding tli'e placeing of gttide hoards
Uiiiteil States Tar till Office,
at cross-roads and at evrv point
Mr. Andrew J. Harkeom and Miss
There is on section of the read In the loins.
Roseburg, Oregon, May 8, l‘.X)3.
' where a private road leaves the p u b -! Ora Bell Stephens, Wednesday (Ju ly law which is mure imperati ve in its
Nervousness, unrefreshlng sleep, dsspon-
Notice is hereby given th a t in eom-
J. S. Capps, of Denmark, uns in lie hiirhwnv There are a good 1st) a t 11:30 A. M -in St. Paul’s requirements and which is more dency.
I ptianoe with the provision» »»«be act.n
town Tuesday.
.
T ,,,,-|,«.1„I tV a.h l i e u dim ean n leil t i t a n t h a t w hich makes
It is time you
doing something. Congress of Jun e 3, 1878, entitled ’'An
many places along our County
road ch .... u . rch , |»,„.|
I o i l 1 o w n s im l,
ash. Rev d is c a r d e d than turn
men m.rats|
udn?ys were were
anctelltIy
ealled the aet for the sule of timber lands Xi the
Mrs. Ace Carev is visiting rela­ ' where guide board« ale badly needed Brooks O. Baker officiating, in the it a duty of road supervisors toerecl I reiIls_ ln yi)Ur CKse lhl.y are holding the «bdesof California, Oregon, Nevada,
and the supervisors of the County Resents of a small party of rela- guide boards at the forks of every r ^ n . and driving you Into serious trouble.
tives at W eddeiburn.
should attend to the matter.
lives and intim ate friends of the highway. If the law were strictly: i i O O t l S t S U T S C i p C i r L l l Q . aet of A ngust 4 , 1892, Eugene L. Bogy
Born—Sunday July 12 to the
W lt u the
t u e most u
ir r c t, u
e i i e u v i a * c effect
uevv
-
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.
c intrrcting parties. Immediately followed no supervisor could draw ACTS
Acts with
direct,
beneficial
1 />:.t.5)rfur',,’..‘
MUIAt ' 1,1 J? — -----
ur,2’z
the kidneys. I t contains the best and , OI Oregon, has this day tiled in
wife of Tom Lane, a daughter.
Ace Carey is .baching while . h is a fter theceiemonv the bridal couple his salary until he had erected on
safest substances for correcting and toning th is office his sworn sta te m e n t N g .
these organs.
, 5107, for the purchn.seof tiie& W | N W |
Post Master Johnston bail busi­ wife is visiting her parents atW ed- were driven to tile steamer Rosalie guideboards wherever raids unite -------
-------- -------------------------------------- i sec. 29, an d S E | NW I s'. NE’4 of sec. 30
derburn. Ace says his boarders on which they took passige fo ra or cross, yet it is remaiked by every-
ness at the County seat Saturday.
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 1378,—
^ 's m th .o f r a u ^ e 14 w «a, ^ n d
are “ kicking” because he feeds them
e a tG e 7ro
k.
’
will offer proof to show th at .the land
p 'p in /s Seattle
from which one who travels in tl*0 country that
N otice for P ublication .
John Sutton was a passenger on on slapjacks and molasses, and the
i sought is more valuable lor its 'tim ber
or stone than for ugi ¡cultural purposes,
the Katie Couk to Bogue River, dishes have not been washed for place they will embark for Alaska, there are very few such boards in
and to establish his claim tn said land
United States Land office,
Mr. Harkeoni has extensive in- evidence. Newcomers in partic-
N E L S O N , ........................M aster,
before the County Clerk a t P o rt Orford
Tuesday.«
R oseburg, Oregon, April 20, 19o3.
four days. lie says he has paci­ terests in Dawson and expects to ular notice the absence of sign
Notice is hereby given th at in com­ Oregon, on Wednesday the 2'Jth day of
Will make weekly trips between
George Baxter was attending to fied them, with the promise of a return there accompanied by his hoards. The law on the subject is pliance with the provisions of the act Ju ly , 1903.
He names as w itnesses:
of C ongress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
business matters in Bandon Satur­ chicken dinner next Sunday.
charming luide on one of the first section 30 of the latest edition of “ An act for the sale of tim b er lands in
J . M. West, A. Adolphsen, A. Rich­
a m i F r a n c i s c o , l? o i- t O r - day and Sunday.
In company with August Krantz, sailings this season.—Port T ow n-O regon road laws and reads as the S tates of C alifornia, Uregou, Neva­ ard and Charles Steel, all of -Port Or­
T JIK
, ST E A M E R
Town mid County.
F eelin g
>
utubi
lia. an d W ashington T errito ry ,” as ex­ ford, Ciogon.
' follows:
Any and alt persons claim ing ad­
The schooner Joseph Russ, when last Sunday, we visited the pleasant send Leader.
tended to all the Public L and States by
the above.described lands are
Miss Stephen’s was for several
Every supervisor shall erect and act of A ugust 1, 1892, W alter 8. versely
loaded, will take away about 300,- home of Hon. W. Sutton and fam-
requested
to file their claim s dn this
L yon, of Port Orford, County of Currv,
< ily. We found Mr. Sutton out in yeuts a resident of this county and keep up at the forks of every high- S tate of Oregon, has th is d ay filed i i i , <’ff*ce
C A R R Y IN O
PASSENGERS AND 000 feet of lumber.
“ r before the »aid W th day of
this office h is sworn statem ent No. Ju ly , 190J.
F R E IG H T .
J . T. B R ID G E S , R egister.
I Farm er’s are having good weather the yard walking about with the ¡ has many friends in Port Orford way and every crossing of public 4076, for th e purchase of the 8WJ
aid of crutches, and enjoying the and elsewhere throughout thecoun - roads within his road district n of section No. 24, in T ow nship No. 34 T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878—
( for haying, as they can “ make hay
so u th , . range No. 14 west, and will offer
v
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. . I
N otice for P u bi ication .
while the sun shine-.” every day. warm, bright sunshine. We spent tv, who extend congratulations and guide or finger-board, containing
two
hours
very
pleasantly
amt
par-j
best
wishes.
an
inscription
in
legible
litters
dir-
more
valuable
for
its
timber
or
stone
F re ig h t amt passengers at
Rev. Ilorsfall, of Bandon, will took of an excellent dinner prepar­
U nited States Land Office
ecting the way and specifying the than for agricultural purposes, and to
. .
. . . • I establish
..........o.. his
...o claim
,
,
vi
to „„.u
said land
lam before
Roseburg, Oregon, M arch 5th. 1903’
hold services in Christ Church in ed by Mrs. Sutton, whom it will be
I’^ b a t e C o u r t P r o c e e d in g s
I.O W C M l l ì i ì t t 'M .
uistance to the next town or public j ^¡ie C ounty Clerk of C urry county at
Notice is hereby given, th a t in com-
Port Orford on Sunday July 2olh. remembered, won tue prizo in the
place situated on each road respec-- his office at Port Orford, Oregon on pliance with the provisions of the act
Estate of Jus. W, Wilson; decree . ,
, i i . .i
,
F riday, the 10th day of July, 1903,
of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
O. LENEVE Agent, P ort Orford, Or-
The tug Katie Cook came in Mon­ flea for all pea picking contest at
liv e ly ; pro v id ed , th a t th e road su-
He nam es as witnesses :
“ An act for th t sale of Timber lands in
! of distribution of balance of cash to
G.
AV.
Curry,
of
O
phir,
Oregon
;
and
the States of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
pervlsors shall not be paid after
day morning from Coquille River H ubbard’s Creek on July 4th. Mr.
. .
,
,
H . L. Cooper, Tlios. L an e and Fav W da, and W ashington Territory,” as e x ­
! heirs. Widow half ot total (554.97;)
where she bad gone for inspection. Sutton’s health is slowly improving.
s u b m ittin g th e ir rep o rt to th e coun- Jones, all of Port O rford, Ore.
tended to all the Public Land States by
remainder equally between Mrs. W.
ty court until they have shown to A ny and all persons claim ing ad- a c t of A ugust 4tli. 1892, Edw ard IL
Hugh
Emmei,
whom
we
report
The Arcata arrived from the city
I versely tile aisive-descrihed lands are Smith of Menomonie county of D unn,
J. Cooley, W. 11. W., Jeff D. W., S.
the satisfaction of the court th at the requested toflle their claims in tliisof- state of W isconsin, has this day tiled
early Tuesday morning and landed ed last week as having gone into J. W. and Lee Crew.
provisions of this section have been
or before said 10th day |of July, in this office his sworn statem ent No.
D EALERS IN
10 passengers and IS tons of freight. the mountains with four compan­
4562, for the purchase of the North
Joseph J. Gray estate. A. II.
complied
with.—Glendale
News.
East q u a rte r (NED of section No. 34 in
ions on a hunting expedition, return ■ G auntlett appointed adm inistrator
Toe Copper Queen spent a few
Township No.31 south, of range No. 14
M
ini
'^ñnhei'Land,
Act
June
3,
1878,—
west, ami v. ill offer proof to snow th at
hours in the harbor last Thursday ed io town yesterday with one o f ! of estate and B irt Snodgrass, F- II. A round tlic W orld iu 12
Notice for Publication.
the land sought is more valuable for
utes.
j morning. She was bound for Coos his companions, F re d Seulburger.: Blake !in,j jf. B. Moore appraisers.
its tim ber or stone thu.ii for agricultur­
Mr. Seulburger was taken sick soon i ^V. A. J. Moore minor heirs.
al purposes, and to establish his claim
Buy.
U
nited
States
L
and
Office,
to said laud before the R egister and
after reaching camp at Alder Springs j j rjl
The Pacific cable was successfully
J. Moore appointed
Roseburg, Oregon, Ju n e 27,1902.
Recoiver of this office a t Roseburg,
¡OLD B E A C H ,O R . Mrs. Ames Johnston returned and as he continued to grow worse guardian of minor
heirs and estate completed at 10:50 o’clock p. m.i Notice is hereby given th a t in compli- Oregon, on Tuesday the 21st. day of
Monday evening from a two weeks it was th o u g h t best th a t he re tu rn of s.lid W, A. J. Moore.
,
i
ii
. .v
e ance with the provisions of the Act of i Julv 1903.
> S
a iu ru a y , oy
eiu...B togtherof, ( Con(!re8a
n e 3>
Saturday,
by m
the e w
welding
Congress of
of Ju
June
3, 1878f
1878, entitled
entitled “An
“An I He
He nam
name es as w itnesses: E . 8. w ells
visit with her parents at Myrtle to town. Mr. beulburger will take
civil
court
.
|
the
eastern
and
western
links
at
act for the^sale of tim ber hmds^ tn the | and John I^ h n h e rr, both of Camas
WE K EEP IN STOCK
Point.
the Arcata tomorrow for the
Died—at her home on Elk River, and Mr. Emmel will at once rej
Monday night, July 13th the three his companions in the mounta
until next term cisco to the Philippine Islands, ”u Oregon, has this day filed in this office requested to file th e ir claim s in this
year old daughter of Mi'- an d M rs. who have moved ti: ¡r camp to the all(j
D RESS G OO DS,
head waters of Elk River. Mr. t0 Hle anlen,lcd complaint. Burns \ distance of over 8000 miles, and
W| S W ^ th m
before said 21, d ay of July,
F. A. Bliss.
l”
HATS AND CA PS,
NJ SKI of
section 26, Town-
Emmel
says
that
game
is
plentyful
fol.
aud
Huntley
for
de-
bringing
to
aconclusion
the
great
J.
T. BRIDGES, Register.
Curry County received about $2,
ship No. 31 south, rungo No. 14
B O O T S A N D S H O E S , 700 from the sale of land belonging ill the hills and that he was, at one feilJ a nt.
est and most difficult submarine west, and will offer proof to show tliut T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.—
N otice for P ublication .
cable enterprises undertaken in the the land sought is more valuable for
to the County. The sale aceurrid time, in hot pursuit of a bear but
its tim ber or stone th a n for agricul­
H e p p n e r is Iteh u ild iag.
night came on and the chase had to j
history
of
ocean
telegraphy.
A
tural purposes, and to establish her
on J illy 6th.
U nited S tates L a n d Office,
be given up. He has promise to
, .
,
message from President Roosevelt claim to said lau d before E. A. Dodge R oseburg, O regon, Marvil 5th, 1903.
,
.
,
,,
‘
Heppner
people
are
taking
right
U.
8.
Comm
issioner
for
Oregon,
at
Hon.
Walter
Sutton
came
to
town
And in fact everything usually needed
Notice is hereby given th a t in com­
supply us with a goodly supply ot
,,
, ,
.
,
, to President Mackay, of the Com­ Myrtle Point, Oregon, Thursday, the
.
, ... i i i j . f
hold, and the town is going to build
pliance with the provisions of the act,
last. Monday in his buggy. This venison
and with all kinds of pan-
. „ - ,
. „7
mercial Pacific Cable Company, was 17th duy of Septem ber, 1903.
.
in town o r country.
of
C ongress of J une 3, 1878, entitled
She nam es as w itnesses :
was Mr. Sutton first visit to town ther and bear stories when he re upagam. said C. A. Rhea, president sent over the new cable around the
An
tlie
of l tim
V
<
W illie
'P
lk
fin n e in
I I t aet
it . b I for
M I U
l U n sale
u lo D
l i i l l l L b
M er
; ! l lands
i m i l o I In
II
Mv'rtte
Point
O
re«on
:
and
Jo
tw
h
O
a
r'
‘b.-S
tab s of C alifornia, O regon, Ne-
of the First National Bank, of Hepp-
for about five weeks.
turns next time. We will keep the
world in 12 minutes, and Mackay’s i
, h i rS L
ir m v zi
I exteU(iod
Vll<l,i. H"d Ul W all ashington
T errltorv ” »»
uer who was in Portland Wednes­
thl. p ubii0
reply was sent around the world in butt and H. A. G uerin, of Lckley, Orc- extended
to all the
Public Land Stave
Frank Howe, who is recovering venison, give the stories to our
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. 1, »“'i . . ■"
.
. . .
«
I
bv
ant
of
A
nim
at
4.
1AQ3.
Edward A.
day.
«i-
from a severe attack of sickness, is readers, and Mr. Emmel and com
minutes.—Myrtle Point E nter j
of Dunn,
“
Seven
earloads
of
building
lum
­
PûPt
/ S ,7
fi P Pii il ¡i rusticating on Brush Creek; being panions will carry off the horns and j
prise.
■queitetl
to
file
th
eir
claim
s
in
this
,
h
T
sw
o
rn
sat^m
ent
ber were received the other day, and
scalps, and all theglory.
S a T O1903
d
d
ior the i’llri'b“»«
‘be Northwest
C rW
the guest of Mi, John Fromm.
uu
R em a rk a b le S tra w H a t.
within a short time buildings will
quarter (NW J) of section No. 35 in
’
J
.
T.
B
R
ID
G
E
S,
Register.
wl , u ‘ “ 7
Rumor says we wil
will have a wed­
commence to go up. The work of
L a n g lo is Ite m s.
To
‘ - No. 31
....................................
'ownshtp
south, of range No. 14
west, and will offer proof to show th a t .
ding to report next week. Hope
According to a French paper,
I moving the flooded houses that were
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,— the land sought is more v aluable for
Rumor is not mistaken and that the
Mr. and Mrs. G. \ \ . Stewart of ncq crushed back on to their right there is a man in London who !
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i Its tim ber o r stone th a n for agrtciil-
“P I 0 N E Ê R ”
NoTICE FOR I UBLICATION,
tu ra l purposes, and to establish his
happy event will occur as scheduled. Myrtle Point spent the Fourth with fui foundations is going ahead, possesses a remarkable straw hat.j
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! claim to said land before th a Regts-
their
son
Mr.
Geo.
Stewart.
Many
of
the
drift
-piles
near
the
For
years
past
he
has
followed
King
j
I
ter and Receiver, a t Roseburg Oregon,
G. Craig who has been in the eni
W A T C H M A K E R . ploy
U nited States Laud Office,
on Tuesday, the 21, dav of July ,1903.
Edward
about
at
foreign
watering
Mrs.
Chas.
Carr,
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
center
of
the
town
have
been
re-
of the P. F. & L. Co. here for
R oseburg, Oregon, June 22, 1903. | Hi) nam es as witnesses : E. fj. Wells,
the past two months, left on the Rogers, the mother and sister of moved. The splintered remains are places, and whenever ho saw the! Notiee is hereby given that in conipli- Camas V al'ev, Oregon, John L ehuherr,
with the provisions of tlie act of [ Camas Valiev, Oregon, d ia rie s H aines,
I have a Stock of Jew elry, which I
Mrs. Geo. Stewart, arc spending a : being used for fire-wood. Survivors Prince of Wales, as the King then anee
C ongress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An ___
Eckley,
' ith,
__ , Oregon,
o , an d Edward H Sm
w.ll add to, as the dem and will « arran t. Chico Thursday, fur his home in
few
days
here.
was,
drinking
anything
through
a
aet
for
the sale of tim ber lands In the M enom onief Wisconsin.
who got out of the Hood are doing
Prices of work am i goods in keeping Los Angeles.
States
of
California,
Oregon,
N
evada,
,
Any
an
d
all
persons
claim
in
g
with tile tim es. Watch«.- from a d is­
The Guerin brothel’s are laying well. There has been no deaths or straw, lie pounced down upon the and W ashington T erritory,” as extend- versely the above-described lan d s ad-
a re
tance can tie safely sent by registered
Seven of the men and two of the the foundation for a line large dai
bail relapses from shocks and ex- straw and added it to his collection, ed to all ttie Public L and States by aet requested to file their claim s in th is
m ail. I will return them C. O. D. to
,
ladles
who
came
u
p
o
n
the
Arcata
your postm aster.
ry barn. Mr. Bowman is also build posures. No residences have been Last year this strange coll otor had of A ugust 4, 1892, Charles A. R oberts, olllec on or before said 21 duy of
of l.os Angelos, county of L os Angeles, Ju ly
1903.
; Tuesday left for Rogue River on ing a barn east of his shop; so, little
ar ted on the sites of houses near gathered such a bundle of straws sta te of Calif., lias tins day filed in this
J. T. BRIDGES, Register.
<2Sr Terhia Ca»K.
the Katie Cook. The men were sent by‘little our town improves; it never
office
his
sworn
statemzint
No.
5370,
for
—
the creek for the reason principally that he had a hat made of them.
the
purchase
of
tlie
Southeast
q
u
arter
T
imber
L
and , A ct J une 3,1878,—
up to assist in the work of launch­ goes hack, and when wc get the roads t|,„t the debris has not been sultlci-
(J) o t section No. 27 in Township No. 34
N
otice
fob P ublication .
The I’. S. T. & T. Co. will put in south, range No. 14 West, and will offer
leading out to the dairies, nicely qntl.v cleared away. All of us cal-
KAÈAPP H O TE L, ing the schooner Berwick.
proof
to
show
th
at
tlie
land
sought
is
Louis Knapp, in getting out of a graveled, we’ll have an improve-I eu]a(e to put up houses after while, to effect tomorrow morning a tariff more valuable fo r its tim ber or stone
U nited States fgwil Office,
wagon, one day last week, fell and ment worth mentioning, and one To dvlav in starting is onlv natural. of 25 cents for switching over their than for ag ricu ltu ral purposes, and to R oseburg, Oregon, April 20, 1903.
Port Orford, Oregon,
establish I is claim to said laud before
Notice is hereby given th a t in oom-
his knee in such a way that that will stay with us. We hope to People have temporarily gone aivav, wires in Coos county, in Curry Ueo. AV. Sm ith, County Clerk, a t Itis
M» »llance with the provisions of th e a c t of
... KJNA.1’1? P n i p r i e t o r . bruised
and
between
Coos
and
Curry
coun­
office
at
P
o
rt
O
rford,
Oregon,
on
Tues-
Congress
of Ju n e 3, 18,8, entitled “ An
he was unable to walk for several accompMsh this before the winter but will come back again. As for
day, the 8th day or Septem ber, 1903.
1 u,.t for the sale of titnlier lau d s in tlie
ties,
and
40
cents
between
Coos
days and suffered considerable pain, rains set in.
myself, I cannot bear to stay there.
lie nam es as w itnesses:
George s ta te s of California, Oregon, Nevada,
First-class in every respect.
Mrs. S. T. Malehorn entertained Everyone who can get away for a county and llo.-eburg. The new F orty, Thus. B. fame, Goo. Beckeley an,i Washington T erritory.” as extend-
hut the injury is not serious.
ond
Koy
C.
Jones,
ull
of
P
o
rt
Orford,
,,,i p, „p t i,e public foind S tutes by a c t
rate is for a one m inute conversa­
Go id Feed S table attach ed .
O regon.
¡of A ugust 4, 18»2, Koy C. Jones, of
August K rantz, editor of the a few friends at her pleasant Rome month or two is absent.
and all persons claim ing adverse- P o rt Orford, county of Curry, State of
“ Most of the frame houses th a t tion, while the old rate was for ly Any
Curry County Rico.d r, made his on Flore’s Creek last Thursday after
the above described lau d s are reques- Oregon, h as th isd ay filed in tills office
three,
excepting
with
Roseburg,
We ru n th e Stage from P o rt O rford first visit to Port Orford last week. noon. The ladies picked wool, ate were tossed by the Hood into the
ted to file th e ir claim s in th is office on or hia sworn statem ent No. 4975, for th e
v ia D airyville, con n ectin g w ith , the
the sweetest of cherries, and then main street ate moved back on the and as ninety per cent of tlie sw it­ heiore said 8tli «lay ot S e p t-m b e r, 1903. purchase of the EA NWJ N W i NAV)
Mr.
Krantz
is
very
favorably
im
­
J . T . BRIDGES, Reif la te r.
section 25 and NEJ NE( sec. 26, twp.
S tag e to M yrtle F o ist.
ches are for less than one minute,
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' No. 34 soutli, range No. 14 west, an d
pressed with this town and thinks did ample justice to a plentiful street line, and the street is begin­
this
will
be
«general
reduction
ol
will offer proof to show th at th e lan d
ning to look like used to.
the m ar future holds something lunch daintily served.
N O T IC E .
' sought is more valuable for its tim ber
10 to 25 cents a switch. This low­
The
Stewart
Art
Gallery
is
now
i
“
The
last
corpse
was
found
Tues-
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I
or
stone th a n for acricuRural purposes,
good for this locality.
N O T IC E .
and to establish Ills claim to suld laud
in full operation, and he is prepar- day. It was that of a small boy, ering of rates is made possible by
Notice is hereby given to all whom it I lxjfon, , |l(. Cf(llnty c |w k o i Curry coun-
Will McLain and Theron Crook ed to take all styles of pictures from but it was unrecognizable. The the increase of business through-
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, not to enter upon t»r tins- ty, at Port Orford, Oregon, ott F riday,
may concern, not to enter upon or tres­ brought up the body of George slumps up. Open Tuesday’s, Fri
body was found lying near the rail out this d is tric t, u n d e r the adtuin* pagg in any m anlier upon the land of j tn e 10th day of .July, 1903.
pass in any m anner tor ffiep u rp o seo f c , ;
T h u rsd a y , a rriv in g ab o u t
of o u r efficient local m an a- the undersigned, situ ated on Elk River,
H e nam es as witnesses.
day’s and Saturday’« from 10 to 2:- road track a few m ihs below town. istralien
h u n tin g w ith guns <)i dogs or other- .
«
,
, .
.
. ..
,
...
George Curry,O eo. I’oity, T. B.Lane,
wise, upon tin prenjises of L aura M. 11 A. M. Wowlmen from the Port 30, and Sunday’s during the day.
gur L. R. R obertson.— Coast M ail. Curry county, Orngon, for th e purpose a n q h L . Coz.jicr, all of P o rt O iford,
“Paor families are well supplied,
of fishing, or hunting with guns or dogs. Oregon.
S erT oV up o n lb T ian L 'h o T p .A .iM Orford C“«“ P remained by the)
■W a n t e d .
I dare say that some of these have
Also not to leave any gate open on go-
A,iy and all persona claim in g ail­
berger, leased bv the undersigned. Anv casket on the wharf until the stea- I
ing th rough, or otherw ise trespass in ! versely the above described lands arc
G old B e a ch Item s.
more
and
better
clothing,
foot
ware
100
tons
Chitlatn
Bark,
delivered
any m anner. Any person or persona \ requested to file th eir claim s in th is of-
{ s a s s s s ^ s a ’ a f « ' » * c h “» '
and household stuff than they ever on tlie wharf at Port Orford. Price so entering upon said promises with-
On o r before said lo th d a y of July,
Rev. Gillespie held services in the
prosecuted to the full extentof th e law. the evening to take it away.
out our co n sen t will he prosecuted to pjoj,
had
before
the
Hood.
Plenty
of
•fo0 per ton.
R. R. P. <t N. Co.
G. J . 1IEIBEROEK.
he full e x te n t ot the law.
J . T. BRIDG ES, R eg ister.
school house last Sunday evening.
_______________
_________ Hon. II. D. Hume, and Attorney |
JO E L BOND,
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tn mey has come in. The task of
Ames
Johnston
was
in
town
d
u
r­
CHAS. F >RT¥,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
W ANTED
Cross and wife were among the I
looking after th<j wants of the ties-
T r e s p a s s N o tic e .
, ,
.
MRS. G A rilA K lN E FORTY.
1
N otice for P ublication .
passengers who arrived by Arcala ing the week making proof on a titudc is a tedious one and is being
About July 10, 150 men, women
timber
claim.
Tuesday. Mr. Hume is looking
Unite I S tates L und Office,
ADMIN KTRATOR’S NOTICE.
carefully performed by volunteers and children to pick peas and
Notice is hereby given to all persons
Editor Krantz, of the Recorder,
.
Roseburg, O regon,June 26, 1903.
whom it may concern, not to en ter tip- well and says his health is better
among the citizens.—Oregon Ob to work iu the cannery. For par-
Notice is hereny given th a t the un-
Notice Is hereby given th a t in cotn-
on or »re-pass upon the prem ises of the than It has been for some time, is visiting at Port Orford for the server.
ticu h ire in q u ire of R. D. H u m e , d ersig n ed lias been appointed adm in- pliunco with the provisions ef the act
undersigned, for the purpi -e of hunt-
first time since his arrival iu this
Istrator
of
the
estate
of
Janies
P.
,
of
Congress of Ju n e 3. 1878, entitled
ing, or fishing with hook and line, spear, M r. H u m e d ep.irted a b o u t 11 A M
Weddeiburn, Ore.
Wheeler, deceased, by the C ounty “ An uct for the sale of tim b er lau d s la
county
last
fall.
A
ttention
,
wool
grower«.
Do
o r otherwise. Said prem ls.'sare eitua- T u M d ay on the Ketie Cook for
, C ourt of C urry County, Suite of Ore- the States of California, Oregon,
ted in Sixes precinct, Currv county, Oi-
J
F o r Sale Cheap.
The Insurence company havetak- not dispose of your wool until con-
_
is indebted to said e«-1 ,|Ri a o,| W ashington T erritory,”
etfon,
g u e 'R iv er.
egon and described as follovrs: The ilo ogue
state are notified to pay suld Indebted- tended to all the Public Land _____
en charge of the schooner Berwick suiting me, either by phone at
F t , of SMT and W , SER section 6,
A 1 horse (lower,
almost
wer, alm o st new
to m e at Chctco, in «aid Curry t,y a c t of August 4, 1892, H arry A.
The San Francisco Company in and are preparing to take her oil Myrtle Point,or pzrsonally. I will
■ T p. 32 8., It. 14 « . Any |* rso n so
just what you m ed for c h u r n in g 1 County, w ithout delay, and all persons G uerin, of Eckley, county of C'urpr,
trespassing for the purpose of limiting which the schooner Berwick is in­
having
valid cU Inu a g a in s t said de- state of Oregon h a s’thl* day filed in this
the spit. They are offering Idols be in \\ edderliurn and Gobi Beach
fishing o r otherwise, wdi be’proaeeuteu
w ood,
W ill zn aiu iilee i c u t PU'tiping water, sawmg w
ood, etc. ceased ar« required to present the sutiio Mice bis sworn statem ent Ne . 5443, for
sured is ready to commence the an hour but are unable to get men d u rin g .lu ll
to tlie lull e x te n t •>( ¡lie law .
il, ,vi 0,1 '.I l -e
■-r
A pply to F. T . M c M ullen ,
to me for allowance, a t the place afore- the purchase of the 8) NWJ, NEJ
No cam p in g ailow e I on ttie p r e n u * '- , work of launching the vessel and
.toovt in} otlier buyer.
said, w ithin six m onths from the date , x w j NWJ NEJ of Section N o. 32,
at any price.
and people passin g thro u g h are w arn­
L. \ \ . D evoe .
D en m ark , O regon.
1 o< first publication of th is Doth«.
tn Townahip No. 31 south, range
are offering 40cts per hour but are
ed to close th e gates. *
Fred Stewart came down from
_____ ...
Dated a t Chctco, Or., Ju n e 2, 19IKI.
No. 13 West, and will offer proof to
8. P. PEIRCE.
A Sustaining Diet.
Diet.
P E T E R CON TELLO,
«how th a t tlie
unable to get men here at any price, Ophir last week and is as.iinting his
the land sought is inoreVHl-
more val-
Ad
m
In
istrator
of
the
estate
of
Jam
es
uable for its tim lier o r stone than for
These are th e enervating days,w hen,
and have sent to the city for the brother H ardy to harvest his crop
P.
W
heeler,
deceased,
ag
ricu
ltu
ral
purposes,
and
to
establish
as sonielssly has *aid, men drop by the
N O T IC E .
___ _
necctssary help. This is another of hay. The boys are workers and
his claim to eaid land leforu E. A.
sunstroke ns if the Day of F ire Imd
T h o a o w h o n ro g a ln ln a f te e h
------------ ------------------------------ I lodge, I'.S. Commissioner, a t Myrtle
daw ned. They ate fraught w ith d a n ­
Notice is hereby given to all whom It ev id en ce o f th e c o u n tr y ’s p ro sp erity , know how to make hay while the
a n d s t r e n g t h by r e g u la r t r e a t ­
I . u ie o d
P o ln t. Cites county, Oregon, on Thur.-
m e n t w ith
ger to people who«-’ systems are (az.irly
may roocern, not to en ter upon or tree- A few venrs ago lab o rin g m en all sun shines.
,
.*
«j , dav, tli»» 17th duy «»f S ‘pteiiil er, 1 0 1.
sustained ; and this leads us to sav, in
uiean blood mean«
pass in a m in.tiinvr upon th e land of
,
Scott’s
Emulsion
t . , CAndy c itb a r
_ H”
witnesses : E 8. U «II«.
the in te re st of ttie less robust of o 1 u r hcA utw ithout it. Catcarots,
th e undersigned, situate<l at th e month o v er the c o u n try were hunting woik
A very pleasant dance was gi,en
T. • M. n O » n e eriti,and
(hierin,
All
s h o u ld c o n ti n u e t h e t r e a t m e n t
rert'hTH, t h a t the fill! effect of Hood H tic < »an your blood and keep
keep it it clean,
clean, by
by ' *•
n n , im u a A i i nna
u u x E.
«. iru
v n u , »»
of Sixes River, C u rry county, Oregon, at most any price and now work is at the Burns hotel last Salurzlav
tn h o t w e a t h e r : « m a ile r d>«»«
HarHaprilla
1«
awch
at*
to
HiiffgMt
the
«tirrintf up the lazy liv e r and driving all im- of Myrtle Point, Oregon, and Joneph II
a n d a little c o o l m ilk w ith I t I l l
for the purpose of hunting w ith guns or
pr-.prietyof
I
a
llin
g
tliis
medicine
some-
panties
from
the
body.
Begin
today
to
(lartm
tt.
of
Eeklev,
Oregon,
d o a w a y w ith a n y o b je c tio n
dogs, or flailing Also not to leave any ininiing men ami offering good night. Ice cream and cake was
th in g b««»de« a blood purifier and tonic
m b,otci*‘ bl»cll.h“ d«>
Any am i all persons claim ing ad-
w h ic h Is a tt a c h e d t o f a tt y p r o ­
gate open on going thro u g h , or o th e r­ wages. In many of the small towns' served, and several songs were ren-
_ s « ; . a «1,staining die. it m ikes It
versely the above-desr-rlheil laud* are
d u c t« d u r i n g t h e h e a t e d
season.
wise tr.-apass in aoy mauiier. Any p er­ along the coast lal-oring men are ’ dered by -Messrs G auntlet', Johnston
reqiicHt *d t » tile th eir cluiin« In thisof-
frrr fre”
m ilch en«lcr to h e a r too neat, an* lire« «pit», satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 2fc,5oc.
son or persons so entering U|»>n said very scarce for the reason that every and Benham, all of which was great­
ti<** on or I m * fore the said ITth day <*/
»COTT fb BOWMBs themhe,
r<dre«hing «leep. ami will witn<>nt any
premise* w ithout tny consent w ill be
409*415
I’w
l
Street,
•
y«rk.
i
at
thl«
timo
T»»r
it«>w«i«
with
*
«eaaevea»
8 ept.t 1903
doubt nv«*rt much yickuei
50c. a n d f (.o n j all d ru g g M « .
prosecuted to the mil extent of the law. one who wants to w orkti a t work ly appreciated,and everyone present
1 Tandy Cntbnrtle. cure constipation forever
J. T. UKIDOES, Bagbtec
of the year.
speut a most enjoy tols evening.
, Uto. <&c. K C. C C. fall, drutfgiau refund uh uu »
I
JAMES’ 8. HUGHES. at good wage«.
Fov<l ti n t ! t ’o o si H u y ,
W. DOYCE&CO.,
880SEBIES a PROVISIONS,
SIAS.: P W A H 13,
H. N E E L Y ,