The Port Orford tribune., July 22, 1903, Image 3

THE
STEAMER
Town anti County.
Port Orford Camp No. G09. W.
[ O. W. will give one of their “at
hones” next Saturday’ night July
25. 1903. at. their hall. Mr. Frank
Tieherner, district organizer, will
give an address on Woodcraft, and
a program has been prepared. The
ladiec will prepare and serve a
basket lunch. A social and en'.er-
laieing evening is expected. All
are cordially invited to attend.
T h e A n n u a l In stitu te
F ig h tin g F o r 1‘iw turage.
Eczema
Timber Land, Act Time 3, 1878,- -No-
tice for Publication.
Antelope, Or., July 13.—Range! How It reddens the Bkin, Itches, oozes,
U nited States Laud Office.
.i
■ . i »■
m
. • j i
I dries and scales!
Roseburg, Oregon, May 8, 1903.
troubles
in the blue Mountains hi-
some people call It tetter, rn llt crust or
A territlle Norwest wind lias been
July 16, 1903.
Notice fs hereby given th at in com­
tween cattlemen and sheepmen have! sa^ he8X rins ,ro!„ ,t „
i blowing lor ihe past week.
pliance with the provisions ot the act of
The annual institute for Curry
reached an acute stage and serious | tense; local applications are resorted to— Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
County, Oregon, will be held a t ,
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
for the sale of tim ber lands in t}iu
The Areata left the city Monday
at any time. I It proceeds from humors inherited or ac- a M rt atesof
Gold Reach, on Monday, August | 00 lct *s expect
(.’idiiornia, Oregon, Nevada,
been made by the |
Pe” S‘8 "“‘U “*** haV#
and is due here tonight.
and A ashiugton T erritory,’’ as exten­
10, 1903.
‘ Dead 1," eS have
ded to ull the Public l and S tates bv
The Washington Life Insurance
All teachers of the county. and I cattlemen, and .heepmen who have
! net of August 4, 1892, E u g en e L. Bogy
...
i
taken
(heir
flocks
to
the
m
ountains1
positively
removes
them,
has
radically
of Port Orford, count , of G uriy, Stale
Cumpany, of N«w, York, is 43 years
those aspiring to become teachers
and permanently cured the worst cases, And of Oregon, has this day filed in
old.
are earnestly requested to be pres , f" r 1 u ‘“ “ ,er pasturage have their i without an equal tor all cutaneous tills office his sworn statem en t No.
____ 5107, for the purchase of tbeSYV} NW}
*etp alike up against t use iues. i ^¿OODaj.llxaweiheHSiciSuuuc. rn«.aciuu
You do not have to dis to win if
C. A. Rohrabacher, Traveling eat at the several sessions of the
: see. 29, and ME} NW} Hl NE} of sec. 30
ed
narrow
atrip
I
Crowded
into
a
stria
of
in Two 33 *outh, of range 14 west, and
you have life insurance in the General Agent, and it. C. liohra same.
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J
uke
3,
1878,—
!
« ¡11 offer proof to show th a t the land
mountain range, they have eaten
Washington.
In making the ab<ive announce-
bucher, Special Agent, of the Wash-
sought
is more valuable for its tim ber
N otice i on P ublication .
out the grass, and unless they can
or stone than lor agricultural purposes,
The schooner Joseph Russ sailed ington Life Insurance Co., ol New meut it is hardly necessary for me
and to establish his claim to said Lind
cross the lines, they will be starved
N E L SO N , - - - - . M aster.
Friday for San Pedro, carrying York, are now lu Curry county in l‘i emphasize the fact, that the law
United States Land office,
before the County Clerk at P o rt Orford
out
*
Roseburg, Oregon, A pril 20, 1903. i O regon, on Wednesday the 23th dav of
away u load of 375,000 feet of lura the interest of their great company, makes iu obligatory on the part of
W ill make weekly trip s between
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
com-
Ju
ly , 1903.
A private letter to a stockman nt
ber.
and will make Port Orford their ! teachers, and those who propose to
plinnee with the provisions of the act I He names ns witnesses:
this place says that a rancher at of Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled) J. M. West, A. Ailolphsen, A. Rlch-
headquarters The old Washington teach, to attend the institute held in
H u n F r u n e tw e o , P o r t O v-
Howard, w ho has kept stores for “ Ar. net for the sale of tim ber lands in urd ami Charles Steel, ull of Port Or-
Tue W ashihgton Life, of New
th e S ta te s of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva- j ford, Oregon.
is well known and highly esteemed their respective counties.
sheepmen
for a number of years, da, an<l W ashington T errito ry ," as e x - ! Any and all persons claim ing ad-
York,
has
not
contested
a
claim
for
fo r c l a n d C o o s B a y ,
It is hoped, th at teachers will not
in Oregon,and the T ribune extends
lias
been
served
w
ith
notice
th
a
t
Ull-
tended
to nil th e 1 ubllc L and states by tersely tins nbove.dvscribed lands arc
more than twenty years.
its representatives a hearty welcome look upon the attendance, as a mat­ ,
...
, ,
act of A ugust 4, 1892, W alter H. requested to file their claim s in th e
C A R R Y IN G
PASSENGERS AND
A very enjoyable dance occurred to Curry couuty.
ter of necessity, but deem it a social less these p ro v isio n s are m oved, he L yon, of P o rt Orford, C ounty of Currv, office on or before the said 29th day ot
will be b u rn ed o u t, an d even his ' s,tato “f Oregon, lius th is d ay tiled in Ju ly , 1903.
F R E IG H T .
last Saturday night. There was
as well as an educational privilege
. . .
,
z, .,
.
„ t h i s office h is sworn statem ent No.
J . T. BRIDGE'S, Register.
L
a
n
g
lo
is
Ite
m
s.
life
is threatened. On the night of] w « , tor the purohaae of the S ift £ -------7----- ---------
also a meeting of the W. O. W.
to meet their fellow teachers in an­
July 1 his wire fences were cut in a 1 ,,f section No. 21, in Township No. 34 1 imber L ard , A ct J une 3, 1878—
which was well attended.
nual convention, for the purpose of
,
.
,
i
J so u th , range No. 14 west, and will offer
N otice for P c bi ication .
proof to show th a t th e land sought is I
_____
Freight and passengers at
The Guerin barn raising occurred interchanging ideas, and discussing number of places, and the next;
The Washington is an old line,
night a notice was tacked on Jpg i more valuable for its tim ber or stone
United States Land Office
to
-'
those
subjects,
a
more
thorough
, .
,
,
" th an for ag ricu ltu ral purposes, and to
legal reserve life insurance company, lust Saturday. The boys got
Roseburg,’ Oregon, M areh 5th. 1903-
L o w e s t B u te» .
gate, warning hint to have the sup- establish his claim to said land before Notice
is hereby given, th at in cont-
doing business under the super- Hollier, had a good time, and soon knowledge of which is of so much plies moved.
|'tbe CountyA’lcrk
of
Curry
P h
4w U,,ty ! l t;I’liancc with the provisions of the act
importunes to the welfare of those
[ sellt UP “ f,'aule aboul 40 by 50-
i"rm
t
l
,
1
imhr
t
i
.V
/
e
1']’11
Ymvin
011
of
Congress
of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled
C. LF.NEVE, Agent, Port Orford, O r­ vision of the State.
Sheepmen here say they are will­
i d a i . the loth i.ay of July, 1903.
o ^ n act for th t sale of Timber lands in
egon.
The P. F. & L. Cos. largest E lk! Mr. Bowman has gone to Port- whom wc are called upon to in ing to m ike lines if the cattlemen ‘ r Hc
nam es as w itnesses:
the States of California, Oregon, Neva­
struct.
...
.
,
.
G. W. ( urry, of O phir, O regon; and
River m ill had a breakdown last
:l* delegate to the Convention
will
meet
them
half
way
and
notj
h . L. Cooper, Thoe. Lane and Fay W da, and W ashington T erritory,” as e x ­
tended to all the Public Land States by
I trust, therefore, you will cheer
, .,
,
,
, i
m a k e unreasonable demands. T h is : Jones, ull of Port Orford, Ore.
week th at will cause it to remain oi tbe
" •
act of A ugust 4th. 1892, Edw ard H.
fu lly com ply w ith the law as Set;
A ny and «11 persons claim ing ad- Smith of Menomonie couuty of D unn,
idle for a week or ten days yet. We have the pleasure to note the
fo rth under section 20 title ‘>1 of ' r a " g0 hiW been USL‘d by eheePnic" I Verse’ly the al.ov.-d.;ser il»-d lands are state of W isconsin, bus th is d ay filed
’
" “
) for more than twenty years, and to | requested tollle their claims in this of- in this office ids sworn statem ent No.
D E A L E R S IN
The assets of the old Washington arrival last 1 hursday ot Mr. B. the school laws.
. , ,
,
,,
nee on or before said 10th day lot July, 4502, for the p e r ,linse of the North
,
.
withdraw trom it now would mean 1903
Willard
of
Vilas,
South
Dakota,
Life Insurance, now more than
East q u a rte r (NEJ) ot section No. 34 in
As this announcement does n o t;
.
)
.
, ,
,
.
, to ru in th em . 1 hey say that t o --------------- ------- —
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Township No.31 south, of range
ge No. 14
seventeen million dollars, are in­ brother of Miss Willard of Langlois. refer
solely
to
teachers,
uermit
me
'
^
accede to the demands of the cattle Timber Land, Act Ju n e 8, 1878,— w est, and will offer proui to show that
He
comes
with
the
intention
of
vested in the interest of its policy
the land sought is mere valuable for
herewith to extend a cordial and
Notice for Publication.
1 men would mean practically aban
its tim ber or stone than for agricultur­
locating on the coast.
holders. ,
pressing invitation to the public to,
al
purposes, and to eHtublish his claim
donment of their Summer range in
to
said land before tlie Register and
join
hands
with
us,
and
thereby
U
nited
States
Land
Office,
The
Arcata
visited
us
last
Thurs
H
ogue
H
iv
e
r
F
ish
Laws.
) the Blue Mountains. The situation
□ OLD B E A C H ,O R . ! day, going south, and took away
Roseburg, Oregon, June 27,1902, - Iteeeiver of this office a t Rosel urg,
give us the needed encouragement
011 Tuesday the ¿1st. day of
is a serious one, the sheepmen be­ Notice is hereby given that in coniple Oregon,
1903.
| live passengers, among them being
Many have made inquires at the which will serve to add greater in­ ing determined not to surrender ancc w ith the provisions of the Act of July,
He nam es as witnesses : E. S. w ells
Congress of Ju n e 3, 1878, entitled "An
) Mrs. E. W. Jensen and mother, and Observer oiliee regarding the amend spiration to this movement.
WK K E E P IN STOCK
their range without a contest, and | act for 'tin- sale of tiuib.-r lands in tli 11ml John L ehnherr, both of Camas
Valley,
O regon, ami C harles H aines,
It is a m atter that deeply con­
ta te s of California, Oregon, Nevada,
ed fish laws regulating the fishing
• little daughter.
the cattlemen meantime continuing S ami
W ashington T erritory,” ns extend­ Eekley, O regon, and Edward A. Flu-
cerns
us
all,
and
in
which
the
pub­
ed to all the 1'uhlic L an d States hy net ley of Menomonie, W isconsin.
in their threatening atttitudc.
Frank Howe, whom we reported of salmon in Rogue River, and for
Any anil all persons claiming ad­
lic should take a deep and heart
o f A ugust 4, 1892, Anna E. Guerin, of
the
benefit
of
all
those
interested
we
last week as visiting at the home of
M rs. B la in e Is D ead .
M yrtle P oint,county of Coos, State of versely the above described lauds aro
felt interest. Come tund co operate
append
them
here
with.
requested
to file tlle ir claim s ill tills
Cregon, has this day tiled in this office
1 John Fromm, on Brush Creek, is
D RESS G OO DS,
with us, and let us have a rousing
her sworn statem ent No. 5428, for the office on or before said 21, day of Julv,
These
two
sections
cover
every­
now in a critical condition, and his
Augusta, Me., July 15.—Mrs. purchase of tile WJ SW j section 25, 1903.
HATS A N D C A PS,
J. T. BRIDGES, lb gi t 1.
thing with the exception of the law enthusiastic gathering, and work in
recovery
is
doubtful.
James
G. Blaine died at the Blaine Nj SEf of section 2(1, Town­
BOOTS AND SH OES,
ship No. 31 south, range No. 14 I'l.uiiEit L and , A ct J uke 3, ls /8 .—
forbidding the catching of salmon harmony and unison for the ad-
,
. e1 homestead here todav. Mrs. Blaine west, ami will otter proof to ¿low that
The Government steamer Heather within 600 feet of any fishway, '"auoenicnt . of e the , best . • interests
N otice for P ublication .
of
was /6 years of age. Froqi Wash­ the land sought is m ore valuable for
I I A K B W A I t EC, ¡came it Sunday and remained u n ­ which law was not changed. The our schools.
its tim ber o r Stone th a n for agrlcul-
ington, a short time ago, she cam e I titral purposes, and to establish her
U nited S tates L an d Office,
til Monday morning. She landed amended sections follow:
, Anticipating the largest assembly
claim to said la n d before E. A. Dodge R oseburg, O regon, March 5th, 1903.
And in fact everything usually needed a light house inspector who visited
Sec. 2—T hat section 4064 ol title ! ot’ teachers that has ever convened to the old family residence on State U. S. Com m issioner for O regon, at
Notice 1« hereby given th a t In com ­
street. She was in an enfeebled con­ M yrtle Point, O regon, Thursday, tlie pliance with the provision* of the act
the Blanco light house.
in town or country.
i chapter V of Bellinger and Cotten’s in lbis county, I remain, with best
of C ongress of J u n e 3, 1878, entitled
1
dition medical attentior. since. 17th duy of Septem ber, 1903.
"An act for the «ale of tim ber lunds in
She nam es as w itnesses:
Notice is hereby given that after Annotated Godes and Statutes of ) wishes to you all,
During tiie past week she failed
E. S, Wells an d T. D. G uerin, of the States of C alifo rn ia, Oregon, Ne­
Yours
Very
Truly,
August
1
1903,
the
price
of
single
Oregon
be
and
the
same
is
hereby
j
vada, and W ashington T erritory,” as
H. N E E L Y ,
rapidly. Her condition was due to Myrtle Point,Oregon ; and Joseph Car- extended
to all the P u b lic Land States
W. 8. G uerin .
butt and II. A. G uerin, of Eekley, Ore­
meals served at our hotels will be amended to read as follows:
a general breakdown of the system. gon.
by act of A u g u st 4, 1892, Edward A.
35 cents. Two meals and bed $1.00.
See. 4064—It shall be unlawful
Any anil all persoqs chihiiing ad­ Finley of M eitpmonie county of Dunn,
Mrs. Blaine’s maiden name was versely
T o Go B y C rescent City.
the ahove-ileseribed lands are state of W isconsin, has tills day filed in
L. K napp ,
to take or fish for salmon in Rogue
ßi’etjan.
H arriet Stanwood. When a young requested te file tlleir claim* in this this office his sw orn sutem ent No. 4581,
Mrs. N ygran .
River, and its tributaries, except
office on or before said 17th day of for tlio purchase of the N orthw est
A number of old veterans of the woman she was a teacher nt a sem ­ Sept. 1903.
q u arter (NW'D "f section No. 35 in
The Copper Queen came up from with rod and line, commonly call-
inary
for
girls
at
Millersburg,
Ky.,
Township No. 31 south, of range No. 14
J . T. BIHDGE.8, R egister.
Rogue River Friday, in live hours ie^ angling, from 6 p. in. S a tu rd a y Civil War residing in Jackson and and Mr. Blaine, who had just grad­
west, an d will offer proof to show th a t
the lan d sou g h t is m ore valuable for
to 6 p. ni. the Sunday following in Josephine counties have planned to
T
imber
L
and
,
A
ct
J
une
3,
1878,-
against
the
Norwest
gale
that
was
T H E “P IO N E E R ”
its tiinlier o r stone th a n for a g ric u l­
attend the National G. A. R. en­ uated from W ashington College, at
N otice for P ublication .
tu r a l purposes, an d to establish h is
blowing. She took back 5 tons of any week in the year, or from July
Washington, Pa., in 1847, vyas a
campment
next
month
at
San
F
ra
n
­
elaim to said lan d before the Regis­
that arrived on the Arcata for 1st to December 31st in any year,
ter und Receiver, a t Roseburg Oregon,
W A T C H M A K E R . 1 I salt
cisco. The Southern Pacific Com­ teacher in the Western Military In ­
east
of
its
confluence
witii
the
on Tuesday, the 21, day of July ,19(13.
U
nited
States
Land
Office,
the R. R. P, & N. Co.
stitute,
nt
the
neighboring
town
of
He nam es as w itnesses: E. R. Wells,
Illinois River, except for propaga- ' Pany liave ma(le a rolllld triP ril te
R o se lu irg , O regon, June 22, 1903.
I have a stock of Jewelry, which I
Photographer F. E. Hicks, now at tion purposes by owners and cm- f>'om Ashland ot $17.25. Ib is is Blue Lick Springs. They became , Notice is hereby given that in compli­ Camas VaPey, Oregon, John LelinhCrr,
w ith the provisions of the act of Camas Valley, Oregon,Charles H aines,
wdl add to, as the demand will warrant. Wedderburn, will locate at Corbin ployes of hatcheries, or from March j rftll"sr bi«h and ¡'lquitable when acquainted soon alter tie went there, ance
C ongrossof June 3, 1878, entitled “ An Eckley, Greg’ hi , an d Edward H Sm ith,
Prices of work and goods in keeping:
or ab o u t I.ilv 31 1903 for a
and within a few months they were act for the s ilo of till) tier lands In the Menomonie, Wisconsin.
with the times. Watches from a dis-1 011 or aboUt J uly
Ior a 1st to April 1st and from A ugust! coml’ared with tlie ratea froin Port
Any and all persons c la im in g a d ­
State« of C alifornia, Oregon, Nevada,
tance can be safely sent by registered few days only. Parties wishing to
land and other Willamette Valley married. After a short residence in and W ashington T erritory,’’ n se x te u J- versely the ubove-deserlbed lan d s a re
)
13
to
September
1st,
west
of
its
mail. I will return them C. O. D. to ! have any work done in his line
Pennsylvania, they came to Augusta ed to all the Public L and States by act requested to file th eir claim s in th is
your postmaster.
J
¡confluences with the Illinois River, points. The Steam Navigation Com­ in 1854, when Mr. Blaine became of A ugust 4, 1892, Charles A. Roberts, office on or before said 21 day of
\ would do well to call at once.
1903.
or within three miles outside the pany running from Crescent City part owner and editor of the Ken­ of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, J u ly
Termi Cash.
J. I’. It It I DOES. Register.
sta te of Calif., has this duy filed ill tins
A very amusing and entertaining mouth of said Rogue River from have offered the veterans a rate of
office tils sworn statem ent No. 5310, for
nebec
Journal.
Their
life
from
$2.50 from that point, round trfp,
the purchase of the Southeast qu arter T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—
game of base ball occurcd Sunday May 1st to Avgest 1st.
that time until Mr. Blaine’s ¿ ’ath (1) of section No. 27 in Township No. 34
N otice for P ublication .
and
the
people
of
Crescent
will
take
between
two
local
9’s
known
as
the
Sec. 8—That section 4075 of title
K N A P P H O TE L,
is a part of the National history. south, range No. 14 West, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
Alerts and the Littlefields. The X X X V I C hapter V of Bellinger care of their teams and vehicles
Since that event Mrs. Blaine had more valuable for its tim ber or stone
U nited States Land Office,
game was hotly contested and re­ and Cotton’s Annotated Codes and free of charge, if they will come
Port Orford, Oregon,
than for agricultural purposes, and to R oseburg, Oregon, April 29, 1993.
lived in retirement.
Notice
is hereby given th a t in com­
that
way.
They
will
also
pay
the
I
establish
bis
elaim
to
said
land
before
sulted in a score of 17 to 18 in favor Statues of Oregon be and the same
M rs. B laine is su rv iv ed by one
\V. Smith, County Clerk, at his pliance with tlie provisions of th e a c t of
I . , , Ii^4AI’I ’ Vropi-it.toi-.
road
toll
on
the
Grants
Pass
Cres
of the Alerts.
is herely amended as follows:
son, Jam es G. Blaine, and tw o ! 9,b<-u at P°1r t 1Ur4o,l'<*> Oregon, on lues- Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “ An
net for tlio sale of tluilier lan d s in the
.
day, tile sth day of September, 1903.
cent City road.
Word
has
just
been
received
he:e
kec.
4075
It
shall
be
unlawful
daughters, Mrs. H arriet Beale and 1
nam es as w itnesses:
George S tates of California, Oregon, Nevada,
First-claas in every respect.
This
would
make
a
delightful
of the accidental shooting of Dr. a ta n y time whatever to take, fish
Mrs. Walter Damrosch, of New ; Forty, Tlios. B. Lane, Geo. B eekeley and Washington T erritory,” as extend­
Go td Feed Stable attached. Cooper while hunting near Chetco -°r> ov pursue salmon in any ol trip for the veterans, as it would
1 mid Roy C. Jones, ull of P o rt Orford, ed to all the Public Land S tates by act
York, who were at her bedside d u r­ Oregon.
of August 4,1892, Roy C. Jones, of
River. The fatal shot was fired by the rivers and their tributaries :n serve both as an outing and a jo u r­ ing her last sickness.
Any and all persons claim ing adverse­ P o rt Orford, county of ( ’urry, State of
ly the uliove described lan d s are reques­ Oregon, has th isd ay filed In this office
We run the Stage from Port Orford a companion. The Doctor was shot ) tbe state of Oregon, or any waters ney to the end sought.
The funeral service will occur ted
to file th eir claims in thisofflee 011 or his sworn statem ent No. 4976, for the
via Dairyville, connecting with the through the breast and died in a few over which the state of Oregon has
The old soldiers are much a t­ Friday, and the body will he buried before said 8th day of Septem ber, 1993. purchase of the Ef NW} NW} NW}
section 25 und NE} NE} see. 28, twp.
Stage to Myrtle Point
J. T. BRIDGES, K eJiister.
hours. Particulars will be given concurrent jurisdiction, with spear, tracted hy this route and highly at Washington.
No. 31 south, range No. 11 west, and
gaff, or foul hook, or other device, appreciate the generous proposals of
will offer proof to show th a t the land
next week.
G as B uoy in P o sitio n .
sought is more valuable for its tim ber
N O TIC E
whether used with rod or line or the Crescent City people. They
N O T IC E .
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
The Government steamer Gibney,
and to establish his claim to said land
otherwise, for the purpose of foul I think hy making the journey by
Astoria, Or., July 15.—The new
Notice is hereby given to all whom It before the Countv Clerk of C urry couu
Notice is hereby given to all whom it CaPtaitl Sickens, master, spent a
hooking salmon. Provided, that ! glow stages from G rants Pass, they
ty,
at P ort O rfonl, Oregon, on Fridayf
gas buoy was placed in position to­ may concern, not to enter upon e r tl'es-
may concern, not to enter upon or très- few hours in our harbor Thursday.
e 10th
pass in anv m anner, for th e purpose of c
t ¡„ D ick en s bad n o t v isited n o tb i:,fc’ in llli:i acl ,’lla11 be co n stru ed could s ta n d it well and th a t it would
|ia9s
in
any
manner
upon
the
land
of
tfieR
R h day of July, 1993.
1903,
day at the mouth of the river by
He nam es as witnesses :
h u n tin g with guns or dogs or other- v a p ta ,.. K .o aeu s u,.u ,.ov v io ited
.« u
operations and rights of be a very enjoyable outing. Judg-
George C urry, Geo. Forty, T. B.T.ane,
the lightliouso tender Heather. the anilerslgiied, situated on Elk River,
wise, upon the premises of L au ra M. ) Port Orford since 1888, when he I ,
J J
.
—
--
-■ rahch
. . of . „ G. J.
, Hei . 1 ,JaSse(j through here, being one of a li)e ^o rtli American Indians who ¡ng from the expression of opinion
C urry countv, Oregon, for the purpose and H . L. Coojier, all of Port Oiford,
Heiberger
or the
Oregon.
berger, or upon the ranch of P. A. Hei ! “ ■='-
b
’
e
have not severed their tribal rela- ! we have heard, we think it quite Captain George Woods, the bar D)f HHh,ng) or ,iuntilia wittlg(„ 18OI. , ^
claim ing ad­
Any and ull , per
pilot, was on hoard and assisted ' Also not to leave auv gute opeu on go-
berger, leased by the undersigned. Any parly of surveyors engaged ill mak-
versely
the almve described lands a re
tiuns.—Observer.
probable that they will decide to c .p l.1 » G re g .., . . . J l - p i .c l o r ) ” « “ ^ " ^ " " : ; ise trespass in
person or pereons so entering upon said in g g c0,(at g u rv e„
persons requested to tile, their claim s in th is of­
premises without my consent will be
take the Crescent City route.
Calkins in selecting the best loca so entering iijmiii said promises with­ fice on or before said loth duy of Ju ly ,
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
A small gasoline schooner came
A ttention , wool growers. Do
o u t our consent will bo prosecuted to ) 1993.
G. J . H E IB E R G E R .
While the plans for the (rip are tion.
J. T . B RID G ES, R eg ister.
in Thursday and remained until not dispose of your wool until eon-
lie full ex ten t of the law.
yet inniature, it is known that
It was placed near No. 2 buoy,
JO E L BOND,
Friday evening. The vessel was in suiting me, either by phone at
[
T
imber
L
and , A ct J une 3, 1878,—>
CHAS. F HtTY,
G rants Pass will be the assembling which will be removed at the first
TrcBpaa» N otice.
command of Cap. Dodge, and was Myrtle Point, or pi rsonally. I Will
MRS. CATHARINE FORTY.
N otice fob P itulicayion
old Beach place for the veterans of the two opportunity, and was not lighted
---- w-
from San Diego. Cap. Dodge was a, be *n " edderburr» and
A DM IN HTR ATOI. ’8 NOT1CE.
Unitod S lates Land Office,
Notice
is hereby
to all ,----------
persons , , , ■
„ „ — ---------
j given
----------
„>
,
during July. Will guarantee 4 c e n t' counties and teams will he pro- btcause of the roughness of the
Ros
b
u
rg
,
O regon,June 28, 1983,
whom it may coneerr, not to en ter u p -, ‘old timer here, having spent gome al>)Ve an> uther buyer.
cured here. The trip over the
Notice is hereby given th a t the un-
water, as it is necessary to approach
Notice is hereby given th at In com-
on or treapaM upon the premise« of the time in the vicinity of Port Orford
i w D fyof
D eyoe . m
[m o ountains
undersigned,
of
hu
•
.
u n t a i n s will remind the old the buoy in a small boat for that
U U U C I O l g l l U U , for
1 V 1 the
v u v . purpose
-
V»
« . n x n t-
ear, some 30 years ago
ing, or Ashing with ...................
hook and line, six-i
W
ANTED:—
Y
oung
men
to
p
re
-,
soldiers
of days gone by. When purpose.
it u a - '
o r otherwise. Said prem ises are situ
ted in Hixes precinct,’Lurry county, Or-
Hugh Einmel and companions re- pare for Goverin. nt position*. Fine they grow tired of riding they can
Its location is considered an ex­
S l i d S W |'^ d riW‘, “V L '^ c tlo n 1 ^
tun,ed la8t Saturday fro,u tbeil opening in nil departments. Good get out and try their legs at a
cellent one, as it has deep water on
me at Chetco, in said Curry
, , 'u , , , . ,
iso» ii.urv A
Tp. 32 8., It 14 w. Any person so h u n t in the vicinity of Bald Moun- salaries Rapid promotions. Ex-1 “forced m arch” for a time. The e ith e r side, and e n te rin g the river , | ness to wii,i,out
delay, and all persons G uerin, of F~klev, county "f Ccrry^
trespassing
for
the
punx.se
of hunting u i n _ T h e y killed about ten deer, „„.¡nations soon. Particulars free ' ocean voyage would he a new ex
having
valid
claim
s
a
g
a
in
st
said
de-
state
o/o
reg
o
n
h
as'ttiied
ay filed in thia
fishing or otherwise, wdl lie prosecuted
*• “ '-J
v.w., animations soon,
a direct course can be steered to it
an- required to present tli« sam e
. |,;B AW„rn statem en t No. 5143, for
to the full extent of the law.
but were unable to bring in as much fn ter- State Cor. Inst., Cedar Rapids ' perience for smne, but undoubtedly J from the lightship and taking it as ceased
t , me for allowance, at the place aiore- the purchase of the HJ ------
NW}, —
NE} •
No camping allowed on the premises, meat as they desired owing to the
an enjoyable one for all.—Observer. a stern bearing the course will be said, within six m onths from the date NW1 XW1 NE} of 8«-Gioii No. 32,
*nd people passing through are warn- ¡,jSa of o ,ie of their pack horses, I wa.
of first publication ol this notice.
in Tow nship N o . 31 south, range
ed to close the gates.
— -
- -r
I directly toward Fort Columbia un-
Dutou at C icteo, O r., June 2. 1993.
N ,. 13 \\ I. and .vid offer proof to
S . P. P E IR C E . I The horse became frightened at a
A Huitaining Diet.
l
E
T
E
It
CDHIELI
j
O,
sh >w th a t the lum i so lig li is more vai-
[ til buoy No. 8 l* reached, when the
i bear lhat visited camp one evening,
A
dm
inistrator
of
the
estate
of
Jam
es
Disease takes no summer
uablo for it- lifbls r or stone than for
These aro the i nervating days, when, .
u . . i
o .F n..
li. . i
and ran away. The T ribune fore;
as soiiiebmly ha-said, men drop hy the r ver cha,l e 1!* li,Uci1- ,U I’os'
P . W heeler, deceased.
N O T IC E .
ag ri 'U ltuial purposes, and to establish
vacation.
were the recipient of as fine a ham
sunstroke as if the Day of Fire- had tion is such th a t in leaving tlie
to f’ti'ii t , skid land Is'foi'e E. A.
> u .
~
,
,, of venison as we have ever seen,
If you need flesh and
Dolgo, U.S. C otnuii'sioper, a t M yrtle
1
” n «”
F o r Mal« Cheap.
Notme is hereby given to all whom it au(J we h#ve see n a good many.
1’oLit. Coos county, G r e g u n , o n Tours-
may concern
strength
use
su stain ed ; and tills lead* us to say, in aro u n d it to look a t th e co n d itio n s
av, to' D ili day < f H •pteni’s'r, ' 9!.
A 1 horse power, almost
pass in any manner upon the1land of The hunters failed to kill any bear,
ih n i,imi
at w
wit.ru
• s: : r,.
E. o.
b. Wells,
the in terest of the less robust of GUI
„
;_ „ n .
,
, ,
,
lie
a ii v - o»
un, ssis
n eu » ,
the undersigned, situated at the mouth as their dogs were not “ bear dogs.”
realF rs, th a t the full effect of H o a i’s ” Utside with pel feet ».Hely in al ju st what you need for churning -r j,. (fo e n n .a n I A nna E. G uerin, all
of Sixes River, Curry county, Oregon, TLu (lav after having camp on
S arsaprilla is such as to suggest the ! kinds of weather,
pumping water, sawing wood, etc. f Myrtle Point, O regon, and Joseph II,
for the purpose of hunting with gun»or .
"
z . l ,. .
,
propriety of ealliiigthis medicine some-
,
,, .
~
G arbutt. of Eckley, Oregon.
dogs, or fishing. A Iso not to leave any their return home the pack h o le
summer as in winter.
Apply to F. T. McM ui.Li N.
tilin
g
b>
-ides
a
blood
purifier
and
tonic
'
W
ANTI
.D
.
Any and all persons il ilming ad-
gate open on going through, or other- which had ran away was found,
versely tlie ilbovo-ileserib'd lands aro
FcnH for free »ample.
—-my, a snstiduuig diet. It makes I t '
,
,,,
, ,.
,
D enm ark, G regbn.
wise trespass in any manner. Any pet- ’1 he boys say game is plentiful and
m uch easier to Ix-ar the heat, assures ■ »W tons Chiltuin Lark, delivered
rispn st'iil t > file tlieir claims in tlilso R
SCOTT * POW NE, Chemwe»,
•on or persons so entering upon said (.ujte a number of hunters are in
4O^4t$ Pearl Street,
New York,
lb • ' on or before the said 1 7 til day o(
re fre sh in g s!,, | . and will w ithout any 011 t |,e u Inn f a t Fort Orford. Price
f: liH ’rtlfi V « 'if J tow«?»» U t i i i
rem»»
premises without my consent will be A
, .
> .
.
joc. and 11 oo; all ¿mggi»u.
doubt avertni'i, h sn kne»« at this time
,, ,, ,, , ..
r» n d jr i'a th n r d c , c ir n ronp’ tfw >nn foreve*. Sept,, 1993
prosecuted to the full exten t of the law. ‘ be w'8’d s, ta k in g a d v a n ta g e of the
vjuaSc H C .C C la ll,ü ru k iiU M itr'lu n d looney
of the vear.
i $o0 per ton.
R, R, L a n , Co.
J. T. BRIDGE«, Register.
JAMES. 8. HUGHES. open season.
I
W. DOYLE & CO.,
General
GROCERIES & m y » ,
Port
Orford,
Scott’s Emulsion
t
Langlois, Oregon, '
I.
H ood's Sarsaparilla