The Port Orford tribune., January 22, 1908, Image 4

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F R O M F O R E IG N
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I . B aa s s aa a r.
A o exgin. '.v o t George III.* « econo
The Berlin poUos-«utaoritlcs Intend
j t f - s 1» so curious a» almost to sugxest 1 to u k e severe measures to suppress tbs
«nt It must Ito»» betokened appro.'cit
pi uiucs of playing poker in public
j u g Insanity. U # actually let out the ! places.
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rteaht colored horses need for bis atnta
\V lldcate are on the increase in Seat-
eoi ch- to n Jobmaster. who "thinks
Und. One u.tusuries (o u fte e t long was
from the crctrt-rt eet[«t o f current tliat
captured la a trap ip Poole we a lew
t'icy w ill tlruw bint Into an ecsy fur
weeks ago,
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-vTfca Liverpool police have stopped the:
practice—-comosoa there—of cauvasriug
A n a n a t l» D s f r * s W i t .
lor the sale oi coffin» at houses where
An actor who knew Augustin Only
a death has ¡alien ¡:lscb.
well told this story c f the (treat tbeat-
It is i : -.:,ci«J litr.t the expenses of
tffc n l Innnsgcr’l» r< sdy w it:
Germany « colony in Southwest Africa
. « . ' " I T ? both chanced to be depositors In ,
v.|jl teach over « /o.Cv J.tteo be lore the
• and victims of a hank which auMpended
present t x * |jvrect:ou is put dov.».
'payment. Like others, wbca the new»-!
" T i f t kt « gross case," said a Man-:
of the disaster tteciMur know n We hur- j
Chester, niaslitrate to a prttouer, who
rted off to the bank to pick up what in­
formation we could. Mod coming down I was »A kiai, tis one hundred and forty-1
fourth app. a. euce before hint lo r drunk- i
the steps front the offices into the afreet 1
i U r. Ita ly ’s foot caught in the mat. and, ' enures.
The French army administration 1> i
»With aoWc dltflcalty. be aumagcd to )
rssvc hiuiself from failing. I was en- ‘ ..rganlzthgar. extensive automobile train
.«.vice, to be used as conveys., T he'
ttft-ing the huiidlug. and. seeing tbs
rftlsA are built after the designs of Col. ’
Bilahnp. I rntt up. Raying:
Uounrd, a well-known w riter on m ilitary i
" ‘I hope you hove not hurt yourself.*
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•**Oh. no: tliaffk you.* be replied. ‘1 «epics. -
The British Arm y and Navy Gazette
only loat my ba la nee.’ ”
asks: "Is it not a sign of racial degen­
eration when oqr soldiers feel pride
T h e S k in e f M r T e e t h . .
wearing'upon their tris s ts in the recog­
In the booii of Job appear« the sen­
tence, " I am escaped w ith the akin of nized place for w ar decorations, medals
gained through attending processions?*'
my teeth,” which la modernised J*by
Wfelle the fobcdatiousfor the London- .
:be akin of tuy teeth” and gives the
• r t c i / t r /, t -t r r t t v T r r r i r f i o c . . N .r i ^
Idea of a narrow escape, one so close as derry ne'w municipal '• ctjnlcsl schools
were u in g made recedtiy a large num-
to be Just by Jibe tbU-kuesy of the akin
on the teeth, which la ao thin that no
K £ T u
jnlctv i'oplst has yet been able to find
' f t "To cnat In the teeth" mean« tp •there there was heavy fighting during
throw defiant reproaches or Insults
the s ty fr in igs 8
spitefully, as one would cast a stoue at
t iaTrmedBa 7 th ih ^ s e r „ S
m? h . d ? I
the exposed teeth of 0 snarling dog.
^lo’.riunt of the auto la diminishing t* £ S L cliS f (bLsO
“Tooth and nail” denotes the manner
hr horse breeding business, the class
of an action full of frenzied fury, typi­
.1 horses demanded for war purposes Is
fied by biting and scratching, ns when
ieterlorsticg. and forrign purchasers
tw o belligerent cats utuke the fur fly.
' ¡.'ft draining lha available supply.
w « primpor otoaia P.
tfead model. i M - • • •
W t i E K l . K K A M D W IL S O N ,
llotasi-y Motion.
•uaon?'
had been photographed In six different
A -cigarette smoker sends Into the
positions, and the pictures were duly
circulated among the police depart­ air about 4.000.009,GOP particles of dust
ments. The chief of one of these -wrote at every puli, according to D r. Atkins'
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to headquurtera a few days after the p .•nvtotigations.
Expeii.nents justify the conclusion
Issue o f the act of poi’tralta and stated;
’tat incteasiag the Intensity oi light
"Sir, I have duly received the portrait
.30.000 tin'«« does not alter its velocity
of the six miscreants whose capture is
desired I Have arrested five of them, by as much as t yo feet a second.
Prof. Jtiolisch, of Prague, says that
and the sixth Is under observation and
hotcgiaphs can be taken by the light i
w ill be secured shortly.”
m.kted by raw potatoes and hard- '
oiled eggs, in which the phosphores- ,
A c c o rd I n * to G u n t e r .
eat germs have been artificially cult!- i
The phrase “according to G unter*
. ttted.
remultpi In our language as a perpetual
Tito docree of humidity o f the a t- '
memory of Gunter, th e Kugllah mathe-
mesphere, seya M. jaubert, a Paris I
v matlclan. who was lo in in 1581 and
lrteorologist, is shown by the sta ts '
died In 1026. Almost to the present
time the works of Gunter were consid­ -of the pavements. When these remain |
ered standard. lie was the inventor of covered with mud there w ill be no l«n- '
• the surveyor's chaiu, of the logarithmic u,«diate mange in the weather.
line, of t^e quitdr.-mt, of the scale bear-
The la :icii3 F r - neh chemist. Bertne-
tag h it ttstne, attd anything In tustha- 4ot. haS ma le exs^rfments which enow
n iitle s to be right must lie ' according
hat a gramme of i tdoform exposed to
.he a ir w ill lose only a billionth part
to Gunter."
of a gramme In an hour, and a gramme
Vila
of musk only a thousandth p o rt of
“Ton say you lake h a lf on hour fo r
luncheon every day?”
8tudies at the Yerkea observatory
"Yea.”
have determined, the varying periods
“W ell, you ought not to ba v» dyspep­ at the solar rotation, In zones five de­
sia."
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crees wide, from the equator to loti-.
__ “But, you see. I-spend twenty-five of tudS "5 degrees. W ith in five degress
those minutes deciding what I w ant Id of -the equator, on either side, the
s a t" —Clncliumtl Commercial Tribune»
l oriot} of rotation Is a trifle more than
2 1 jk days. T h e . length of the period
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A W in d fa ll.
: r'.d’ urHy Increases toward the
“You say his money fell to him?**
.'counting about 25 >4 days between
“ No. He fell to U -tu m b le d through .utitude 15 degrees and latitude 20
S coal hole and sued the city.” -C h ic a ­ degrees, and nearly 25 1-2 days be-
go Herald.
iwnfcn latitude 30 degrees and latitude
35 degrees.
T h e L i f e n f a C o a l M la e r .
First, t ie boy of eight or ten Is sent
S O K X I N T E B E S T IN O T A C T S .
to the breaker to pick the slate and oth­
er Impurities front the coal which ban ’• . _
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been brought up from the mine. From
E " « U d '1 ° n® wom“
8T ,r7 rt»
there be Is promoted nud becomes » ’»rna her own iv ng.
door boy. working In the mine. As It»
One P-lnt of " t‘'-k Producno, on anavnr-
grows older and stronger he Is nd- | '8®- OD® oi:Ece cf butter,
vanccd to the'positlon and given the
In Italy the value of land Iseonnldered
-pay of n laborer. There he gains the
he 34.tltr. •« the annual rental. ,
exftei lence which secures him a place
China la believed to hold 23 times as
is a miner's helper, mid as he acquires much coal as the whole of Europe dose,
skill and strength he becomes, when In , The polar currents, according to ex­
ilic lu Ight of tils manhood and vigor, a perts, contain less salt than those from
full Hedged miner.
ho equator.
I f he Is fortuuate enough to escape
Fully SSC.OOO domestic animals, valued
the Colls of ruck and cuaL he. may pt> r U 2C.0ttQ.eutl. are onqaliy massacred by
tain this position as a miner for a turn- -wolves In Russia.
her cf years, lin t na age creep, on and
Asia conthltiB mors than one-half of
be 1» attacked by some of the many i he total population of the earth, and
dlaenses Incident to work in the mines Europe nearly uce-fourth.
bo makes way for those younger and
The flncgt cotton Is that grown on
more vigorous following hint up the
he low sandy Islands lying on lha coasts
ladder whoae summit he has reached. if South Carolina and Georgia.
Re then starta on the descent, going
Small farms are the rule in Japan, and
beck to become a miner's helper, then :very foot of land is put to use. The
a mine laborer, nuw a door boy, and i armcr who has more than ten acres Is
when old and decrepit he finally re ( xinsldered s monopolist.
turns to the breaker Where lie started
Probably the youngest general In the
as s child, earning the'same wages as world Is a nephew of the late shah of
are received by the lit le urchins who I'ersia, a hoy not yet 14 years old. Ha
work a t his side. There Is no Incen­ J fluids the ra n k of full general in the
tive fur ambition lu the average mis­ Persian army.
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er's life. lie cannot rise to places ot
eminence and wealth. Only 1 In Kw
R E L IG IO U S W O R R X R R .
can even be given place as n foreman
er superintendent, and these are posi­
Lord RodstTfcVknovnssths "preach-
tions which few miners care to h o h L - ir peer." often delivers religious ad
Juhn Mitchell In Cosmopolitan.
Irtssea In London and the provinces,
le founded in Russia the sect known as
F o r I I I . R r p . t . t l f t n , gano.
.he l ’a: hl;obey, which la synonymous
T li,' proprietor of a large dry good, with lH U e Chrixtions.
store Inal decided to tenr down ilic old
The Industrial work for women In
building and erect a new one In it» Foorhpw. in charge of Miss Jean Adams.
stead. In furtherance of this plan )•» I self-supporting missionary I rom Fitts-
was removing Ills goods to teui|>oiary yurg, Is knnwn to he a great toon to
qusrhrs In nuother building.
■nacy otherwise helpless old women, the
The goods were nearly nil out o f the tre e majority of x, bom are widows with
old g trm tiiiv when from some uu
children to support.
known ranse It caught tire. ■ The de
Ite v .’C. C. Bruce, chaplain and super-
fisrtmeut was promptly on baud and , tatendckt of the Seaman's church and
Soon had a stream playing on the Institute of P: rthutd. Gre., Is uext In
flsiee-. hut the merchant was wild i.ic Io his father, Lcrd T bcrlow. of the
w ith excitement. Running pp to th» Scottish ps<rage, tic is a gra'.idkou of
chief, ho urge I him to greater haste.
.he Carl of Elgin, who was s o lv e d « d as
"Never mind the goods:" he shouted
invbrnor general of India by Lord Car-
* * a r e the bnlld'ng! I ’ll give the boys con.
a cheek fo r s.'sgi for their pension fund
The archbishop of„Canterbury Is said
if ih»' don't let the fire spread-beyond to be engaged In the formation of a
that lloor!’’
league for the obliteration of the godless
“ Why. you re-going to tear th» old Sunday from society. The association
•building do«u anyway, aren't yon?"
. to consist exclusively of matrons <4
asked the chief.
,h life, and Lady Wlniborne Is to ba
“ Yes," he M id. "but do you «ItpiNMW
.•.blent. Cold dinners w ill be on« of
I want Ih e I-,» unce companies or sny- 'h r rules Insisted upon.
Jjooy on e a rtfi t « thiuk that's the rea­
son why It eanght flr»T”
B lue Prints o f
T o w n s h ip
m ap«
By great exertion the lire was ex­
tinguished -with little loss so far as the sh o w in g a ll v a can t lan d s , 60 cents
buihh'-g «as concerned, and the mer- each. F o r r e lia b le in fo r m a tio n con­
-ham o'Jf " us good os bis w onk— c e rn in g G o v e rn m e n t la n d , w r ite to
Youth's t ompaoica.
F ra n k £ . A lle y , A b s tra c te r, R -tsebu rg
Oregon.
« S a c s ,. T o n , R flw als »With CaseMWSS.
Candy CaUisRtr. cure rnnatlpatlsa tor»»«».
25c. It C tp. C. ta ll, druinrlsu refund monex.
w.
A CHEAT
reco rd o f cures,
quailed in m ed ic al h is to ry , proves
H o o d ’s S a rs a p a rilla possesses m e rit u n ­
k n o w n to a n y o th er MEDICINE»
D E A L E R IN
CA5NÍ )W¿
GENERAI, MERCHANDISE
R f m M ÎT T T T -'
W A S H IN G T O N
L IG H T B IN N IN G ft KA I I P ,
D .C .
M a l l B e a r in g .
For Sale.'
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A good R a n c h a ix l a Oold M in » , on
th e coast, 9 m iles n o rth o f th e m o u th o f
Rogue R iv e r .
Good house, good w a te r, (in c v ie w .
M a in road Io fro n t o f house, P o u t office
1 tu lle . School house | m ile .
335 acres la n d , m o stly in g ra s s . M uch
bottom la n d , rest beach an d h i l l .
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m ile s beach rqin es, good w a te r righ ts
;:o<>d d itch es an d flu m e s . M in a s in e x ­
h a u s tib le .
F u rth e r porU cttl»™ to be h a d a t u »
T b i b v __
n i office.
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J O U R N A L And. T R IB U N E .
Tlit>
O kkoon D aily 'J ournal
is th e le a d in g D e m o c ra tic new spaper o f | T im b e r L a n d
Act,
Ja n e s,
KEEPS IN STOCK,
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G R O C E R I E S , 'Hie Best, Only,
1>1<V <><>!>!**
H a ts a n d C a p s,
O il C lo th in g , • ;
B o o ts a n d S h o es.
H e s id e n l
off litó
HOME
h u n tin g w ith g u n s o r do gs, o r o th e r ­
wise tree pa
in a q y m a n n e r .
A n y person o r persons so e n te rin g
u p o n said prem ises w ith o u t m y co n­
sent w ill be prosecuted to th e f u l l ex­
te n t o f tlie law .
I- bxnds Tnoxaa.li.
S P E C IA L S .
th.t
'GOLII BEACH, OREGON, -
tx cito.«♦« tm»lari
><» tow boot,
Oregon
is wonderfully adapted to the —
growing
oj
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ENGLISH rr A LAFUTS', it is u tlieir
true home. Large
plantings (ire being made, numerous trees in bearing, I
producing tremendous crops yearly, in prdof. A sm all
grove gives independent income, is the coming great in-|
Trespass N otice.
industry. Big profits, sm all outlay of capital. Write
N otice is h e re b y g iv e n to a ll w h om
today for Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions and I t m ay concern, n o tto e n te r u p o n , o r
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trespass in a n v m a n n e r upon th e ^ ta r
R a n c h , situated a t L a n g lo is , C u r ry
BROOKS $ SOWS,
Walnul Nursery.
Carlton, Oregon. C o u n ty , O rego u, (o r th e purpose o f
u?
S C IE N T IF IC
JAMES CAUGHELL
PATENTS
...English Walnuts, Fruit Trees,
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. • Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
A D lllt r e » » P o lic e O O c la l.
A man w h o w its “ wanted" In HuaSia
a a i t T
FIKE AND .MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
of California.
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1S78—
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
U n ite d States la n d Offlo--,
, Roseburg, O re g o , N o v . 7th, 1S07.
N o tia e is here b y g tv.-n ib a t in ooa-
T h e m anagers also issue a S xmi -W xkkly , w h ic h is e s p e c ia lly adapted
uliance w ith th e p ro v i-io n s o f th e act
of
Congress o f J u n e 3. 1878, e n title d
fo r people w ho d o pot care fo r a D a ily , b ut w a n t a good f a m ily paper.
‘ A n A ct fo r t !>• sn | c of T i m b e r Landa
in th e M a t - s o f C -xifo rn la.O crao n , N e­
A n y o f these papers ca n be h ad in c o m b in a tio n w ith the P O R T O R - vada and W ash in g to n T e i r U o r y , ga
e x te n d -d to a ll th e P u b lic L a n d fitatna
by A ct o i A ug ust t . 18W2.
F O R D T R I B U H H , a t th e fo llo w in g rates:
C labb D . S m it h
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of Satsop, C o u n ty nf C h e h a lis , S ta te o f '
W ash in g to n , has file d in th is office his
s w o rn s ta te m e n t N o . 95a« fo r th e p u r­
chase <>rtot 4 o f See 30 a n d lo t * I and
2 a n d N E J N W | o f Seeti n N o J 1 in
To w n s h ip N o 31 S o u th of R »n g e No
14 W e s t, W M O re . an ,l w ill o ffer proof 1
to show th a t t h - lan d sought is m ore
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v a lu a b le lo r its tim b e r o r stone th a n
fo r H g ric u ltn ra l purposes, « o ff to es­
tablish bis c la im to said lan d before
th e R e g is te r an d R eceiver o f tli is office
a t R osebu rg , O ie g o n , o n S a tu rd a y Uie
8th d a y of F e b ru a ry , 1808.
H e nainea as w i neesce*:
J o e O lsen, S atsop, W a s h .
O re g o n , issued a t P o rQ a n d .
D aily and T rib u n e - -
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D aily Sunday and Trib u n e
S e m i W eeky and Trib u n e
PATENTS
Y o u can h a v e i t a ll fo,
P er.,.. K Ç ï n
MoutU
$ 5 OO.
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Do You
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Know ihe News*
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8 7 OO.
Per
Un T he Even ing T ele g ra m , e f
.land, Oregon. I t is the largest ev-
¡t iling newspaper published i n O re-
igon; it contains a ll the news of the
state and of the n ation . T r y it for a
m onth. A sample copy w ill b em a il-
■qtl to vou free. Address
h t e T eleg r a m ,
DSWIFT&<°
8 2 OO.
P G K T L A N I), OK.
Always Remember the FaO Name
,axadve Rromo Quinine
Cores a C dd in One Day, Grip in T w r
Bud W ilson,
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O ra W atson.
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Jam es F o ste r. "
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J o h n W o o d ,C e d a r v ille , W a s h .
A n y and a ll p- rs -ns c la im in g ad­
versely th e alM>ve''desoribed la n d s a re
requested to file th e r claim s in th is
office on o r before said h tli d a y of
N O T IC E .
Februaiy, 1908
on Bos. 33c.
B x n j a m im L . E d d y , R egister.
r a tin a .
,. K m « C m . u »—(
JO B W O R K .
THX M
c (»SowlM
CAlXC e“ O, I I
S ä t ----- „däa..
N o tic e ia h e r e b /g iv e n to a l l w ho m
it n .a y concern, n ot to e n te r ujo»n
or trespass, in a n y m a n n e r, upon
the lou d o f th e u n d e rs ig n e d , s itu a ­
te, I near D e n m a r k , C u r r y c o u n ty ,
O regon, fo r ih e pur|>ose o f h u n tin g
O n«
w ith gun s o r d o g s ,o r fis h in g . A ls o
not to leave a n y g a le open on g oing
th ro u g h , o r o th e rw is e trespass io
a n y m a n n e r.
A n y person o r p e r­
sona so e n te rin g upon s a id prem ises
w ith o u t m y con sent w ill he proee-
-je u te d to th e f u l l e x te n t of th e l a * .
H A R R Y W IL S O N
N O T IC E
FO R
P U B L IC A T IO N .
United States Land Oiffre.
Roseburg, O re., A u g, Kill 1907.
Notice
h e re b r given that In com­
pliance w th the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled
“An act for the sale of tim ber lands
in the states of California, Oregon. Ne­
vada and Washington T erritory." as
extended to all the Public Land States
by act of August 4, 1892.
R aymond G . B akkr .
of M y rtle Point, County of Coos, Stab-
o f Oregon, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statem ent No 849«,
for the purchase of the W ) o f 8 E | snd
E | of H W | c f Section No. 24, inf T ow n­
ship No. 32 Booth, Range No 15 W est,
an a w ill o ffer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for
Its U m ber o r stone than for a g ric u ltu r­
a l purposes and to establish hi# claim
to said land before J . H . Upton. U. H.
Commissioner, at his offies a t Ixtnglois
O regon, on Thursday the 7tli day of
tr
The Best to be had in
Carry County, a t reason­
able Prices.
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Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanks,
Any Thing,
Charles Forty all of P .rt O rford,O re.
Edw in O. C arter of M y rile Point,O re.
Any and *11 persons claiming ad­
versely the aoove described lauds are
requested o file th e ir claims in this
office on o r before said 7th day of I •
N ovem ber, 1807.
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B sbjamis I,. E d d y
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Vp o-date Work Done
on Short Notice.
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R e g is te r.
Trespass N o tice.
Satisfacton Guaranteed
Notic- is h -reb y given to a ll persons
wnom It may couerra, not to enter up­
on or tresp.ass upon the premises of K li
Ragle... t«r the purpoe- o f bunting or
fishing w ith hook and line. Said p re ­
m ise* are situated on E lk R iver, Curry
County, Oregoo, and described as fol­
lo w » .* The West half of Section twen­
ty seven, Township th irty two Soatb,
Bautge fifteen West.
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. In . c o n n e c tio n w i t h
T H E T R IB U N E .
A n y person o r persora
uo tre»pn<s-
og fo r th e purpose o f h u n tin g , fis h in g ,
• r tra v e lin g th io n g h in a n y shape form
o r m anner« o r te a rin g dow n fences, or
le a v in g o u t side gstee op en , o r m o le s t­
ing personal p ro p erty, tr ill he
lad to U te fn ll e x te n t o f the 1 » .
Wm. B .J o h n s ffn ,
Lessee of th» ah»vc
described press iaes
M ayC oacem .
ties are w arn e d no t to trespass upon o r
m ake an y locations, e it h e r placer o t
q u a r tz c la im s a t th e ir p e ril.
D . K kllxheb I
N o v e m b e r, 1807.
H e names as witnesses:
W illia m L im p te-h .
James M L in tp n c h .
y Briefs,
Posters,V
Envelopes,
Statements,
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To W hom It
T h e un d e rsig n e d here b y g iv e notice
th a t th e y a re the ow ners o f th e B o u th
h a lf o f S ection 16, T o w n s h ip t h i r t y
throe, Sonth ra n g e fo urteen W e s t o f
W illa m e tte m e rid ia n , O regon. A ll p a r ­
J Owners.
J . H . M e A prs . J
P o r tla n d , O re.