The Port Orford tribune., August 19, 1908, Image 2

l’HE TRIBUNE.
C U R R E N T T O P IC S
Editor T m aciig :— In his latter of
i pi a nee Mr. Tuft was under the
W E D N E SD A Y , A V O . 19th, 1 9 « .
tity of defending injunction»
more or less frankly; to have thme
BUB8CKIPTION RATE».
otherwise Was to forfeit the active
Oopv One Y e a F . . . » I A O
support of the “ Interestr,” and the
Copy Six Kontit*
5o
(>no Copy Three Months.
Oregonian coming W t the rescue
would have its readers believe that
P ublished E very W ednesday, by
the Injunction ia intended for the
H A t D t T . STEW ART.
protection of rich and p»>w- alike!
Í a AN K A STEWART*, Aaaociate editor fn support of thia contention it sup
poses for instance, that a railroad
corporation should attempt to cross
o a y a rtp a iia ri
Tkarri
} , altaat
¿ 7 * tbi-----
3 ^ ñ ' - t o
- ' ^ í a k b y *u r »»k-1
one’s premise* to hia or her great
w iiy tlo a lr P»'4
damage, as it in auoh a case a, oojb
■non plaiu poor devil could get an
OVB AUKNT8:
injunction issued as a waiter of
Weak Lungs
B ronchitis
For over «i*»y ycar* doctors
have endorsed Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral for coughs, colds,
lungs, bronchitis, con«
sumption. Ton* can trust a
medicine the best doctors ap­
prove. Then trust this the next
ftmn you have s hard cough.
men were held up by two highway
men who robbed I Item of more than
17000, according to the astounding
report received by the police here
today. The wholesale holdup topk
place lust night ou a lonely road one
mile from hterliag City and 30
miles from this city. rhe victims
were lumberman who bad just been
paid for a months Work.
A party of six men were walking
along the road, when two masked
highwaymen suddenly
stopped
from the sides of the road and foie
ed them to throw up their hands.
The six men were then formed in
■ o ld to r s r w
tingle file and marched into a cabin
where one held litem covered with
>
SASSAl-----------
iw o revolvers While the other search­
* nuA
ed their pockets, U sing all their
WepobUta
money.
kAtMMOTSUI V»
■»•dttiif.WU.
m s WWBSl— •» n
Then
ft Uggii W
one
HO IWWWi
robber io—ait
remained on
¿SSStTF* guard at thö cabin while the other
went hack lo the roadside and held
up two more lembermen, marebed
' them Pi the cabin aud searched
m^s^gggor lo John R»
A. W. ULSaeow,
¿ B A la M E R C H I
G E
w <S »ft.t -
Notary FuhMy.
H ell'» C atarrh Care la taken In ternally, -and
aota directly on the bloat end mucous su
of »be »yetem. »end lor ie.nm .m lal» free.
Xddreea F f J. CHUN KV A vO M Toledo, O.
Sold by e ll Pruaciei». 79c.
Take tUllO CFauui, P ill. tor oonXIputioa.
n ew goods ,
will be reeelved by every stea m er. I t sh all h«
«n<t fresh supplie» p » t u l l stock ol everyth in g required by the
my pul poo« to kee,
trad
r a le e in
in the lin e of
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
versts
K E H
R
g^us^ h w w ïï
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Port Orford, O rrc^.
W right Makes Record Flight.
Lemans, France, Aug. 8.— W il­
liam W right made good hia aero­
nautic claims st the Lemans track
late this afternoon when be nailed
A. B. 8 a b m , Bandon Oregon.
his aeroplane 3 | kilometers in llireii?
#m r,il
z
f o U L N. M cacxv, Gold B e a c h ,Ore
minutes and five seconds. A t a ll
In the li«sl place, injunctions may
times during the flight the big aero­
or may riot be granted, such a mat­
plane »«« under perfect control and
Aovaanano Baine RaaewiaaLB.
ter being goveraned by the “ discre-
the-small crowd that witnessed the
tjou” of the Court, and which may
performance was wrought into a
i h * path of the country editor ia yequire a bond impossible to be fur
of enthojduiiu.
They
ciowded
not strewn will» posies and many a n i A l toy a poor man "or woman.
around
theaeronaut
when
he
alight
Land Rush at Grants Pass.
i*4ixe leads to a surprising thicket of
T )yth e other baud, th«v CorpnV«tMU
; them.
■ ir-’i* •
ed and congratulated him with
thor.-ia,"’ I f be comment* upon Uie (some of whiuh are said to own a
—
The eight victims were ordered to
ebtrfCtertotio fervor.
Grants Pus., Gr„ Aug. lO .- T h e
pojitual situation of the otuhtry “String id dadgesj” eng generally
while the robbers
Only the fact that there was con
«nd adheres to party11"«« heia “ rip secure the <ja,»*t»;«g of any such in ­ demand for fru it tnnd n.sr Grama
d^ l0 „ 4ril Ul, weat. Alone
siderable doubt as to when W right
ped o, the beck" by llkwe of opi»-
Pass is stronger than ever, before
man falling into their hands, was would .make his in itia l attempt
junction without delay.
l l t e ’belief, end if lie ia independent
N early nil the lands available 1 to an easy victim And si little farther
kept down the crowd.
and tieite both aide« with equal **Tfud I ¿Sill tlie OregiiWian'a alien
...
. held up
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fruit have been purchased, andi ¡en . they
another
party
of
W right sailed his inschine at sn
fairness he ia sure to be in the mid­ tion to a bit of recent history. O ut thena Unde are under preparation V '
The next party was oomposed
dle of a bad dilemma and often at Beaverton a few miles from Port for orchards, vineyards and berry Qf twelv)J |umbermen and xhey were average height of 20 feet. He exe­
hears the whispers of a ’‘turncoat,’’ land is a colony of small fru it and fields. U n d e that could have U e n ( nolnio|e#Ujd
Tb# robber, M w p . cuted a number of difficult maneu­
vers, soaring and dipping and at
while ff lie says nothing at sll he is and union farmers who own and are bought two end three years ago f o r , ^ ioU> |h# Wood#
ualled’a Otjmbakull and dubbed un cultivating from 6 to 7 acres each of gift an acre, ia selling now from
Tbe
were on their way to i one time slightly changing hit
course in order to demonstrate his
fit to wield sn ajitoirisl quill. When “ heaver dam" land which they have glfiO to 1250 an acre. These lands
lumber c«mp when held up.
mastery. It being the first flight
>be editor of a Urge daily says some »pent half of a life tim i clearing and eet to trees are selling for 1300 an
of
the machine, W right did not
th io l eotagonistio to the readers reclaiming. On these small tracts acre. A part of the Ksrainn place,
care lo pat it lo too severe t test,
views the latter only fmnes a little they have built homes to which they on which the famous Esmian or­
preferring to alight and overhaul
Is The Accusation Just?
and lets It go, but when hie country are greatly attached. But along chard is located, sold a few days
the machine immediately to dis­
brother makes a blunder the next comes it survey for an electric ra il­ ago for 16,800.
cover if any defects had crept out.
mkit contains a curt “ kindly dis road which outs diagonally through
Several thousand acres in and
Says ths ••Interior” in a recent
After going over the machine he
■¿jutinuy” etc., which puts ua in a 5 acre tract owned und being cul­ around Grants Pass, w hkh have
ai.nd of a little incident that hap- tivated by a widow who pleads with been nnnsed, will be set to fru it issue: “ Men and women degrade announced that he found nothing
por ¿d U: the TuiuuKg a short time the company to spare her little home trees this fall. The country is tie the school« of the Nation by regard­ wrong and that be would probably
tacit, la a remote part of Curry a apd growing’erops; that she w ill not vetoping rapidly, and the develop­ ing them as institutions of private make an extended flig h t Monday.
Among those who witnessed to­
vree mile of humanity was burn in­ part with it fur any price; that the ment te almost entirely along the benefit— helps for their own child­
to «hia turbulent world which of loves it for the years of toil and aao- line of fruit. Irrigation is also be­ ren to get along in the world. The day’s trial.were several French and
bourse was a happening of much rifioe of betself smd late husband ing talked of strongly and »cooper­ school will reach its entitled dig­ Russian arm y officers. They were
importance to it* parents, and one clearing and reclaiming it; lh «t she ative company ie being formed for nity only when it is recognised as enthusiastic over the performance.
that should be d a l/ chronicled In can now make a living ou it for her­ the purpose of building an irrigat an institution of public benefit
the local paper.’ ' Having a fond self and children. But a corpora­ ing oanai which w ill water all of meant to help all the world up.”
T im b e r L a u d A ct , J cmb 8, 1878,—
Thia is presumed to have been
N otice for P u b lic a tio n .
hi -a for the little ooee We whould tion being an invisible entity with the arid lande in and about the
the American ideal along. I t was
'United States L and Office,
npt have slighted it for the world, no soul to eave or bead to be shot
« ‘7-
the fuudainenlsl concept in the old R oseburg, O reaou, April 10, 1IK».
but through some density of ours thia off, of course did nut1 hear her pbtt,
The water rill be tqken from
Notioe is hereby given, th at In o>tn
-
time district school, it has been a
distant avent did not reach our ears but in due time sent
th e Act
a crowd of but ! Rogue river. The preliminary sui
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plianoe with the provisions of •'
widening
concept
of
the
publio
o,
w.
«
w
w
—
,
.
v.
en
titled
of tkingreat of Juu e 3. 187S,
u ntil a latter from its fond parents lie« to bt-ea If through
vty for
<k
a g o aud
a u u anaihiU
a im m i " » » te
» t I vev
tor tha
ID S Rogue
ix o g u e River
m v e . Valley
» » u v j u.
°
r
as » _
A
A
<«.. l a
“ An A
ct P»-»s»
for the
s«le o f U m b er Lands
«niightdaeJ us with the intelligence the tittle home, She forbade tbem ^ m h e rn railway, an electric i;n. , •chooi* of a IntU r day. W ith the In the States of California, Oregon. N e­
th e ta paper that would so glaringly to cuter epd clung frantically tothe ' th at w ill be built from Grants Paas individual parent It is difficult to valla and W astitnuton Territory,” as
extended to all Public L and States by
alight their little darling was no fence at the li tie of croeaiag which to tb e lllim w . valleyi has g rw ü r ', arrive at any conclusion as to the Act o f August A, 18SI2,
usefulness
of
a
particular
school
,,
lam ia M c P ib w id
longer wanted in the household the bullies aaeetled wilh eledge ham­ increased the demand for farms in
o f H Jx'on, County of Jackson , State of
This J irred us in the same spot as mers, breaking the poor woman’s that section of Josephine county. policy which is not essentially help­ Wlaoonain fil,-4 In th is offlo« on Aug­
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8th. 1907
h is iw o m sta te m en t __
No.
when a man roasted us fur not hav­ arm in the tumult. Did bar right The building of this road will in ­ ful to hit own children. And the u st ______
ing sense enough lo know the rela to an injunction protect thia poor crease the population of Kerby,
'.toaahipthat existed between one of creature's person or property against Waldo and Holland five fold w ith­ patent baa not M m right to oineider I Toin ,i,ip No S3 South of Range No.
Ilia own selfiah interest in this n -
’»-
iT2a
our subscribers in the West and one the heartloea, savage assaults of tbwe in the next three or four years. I t
offer proof to show th at the
land
so
u
g
h
t
is
m
ore
v
a
lu
a
b
le
for
Its
tim
ber
iyt the East.
seems an assured fuel that the road
corporation anarchiats?
It ia from the educator’s view- or »tone than for agricultural p urposes,
w ill be built, as contracts for the
and to establish his claim to said land
poiut'thal the schools have hruad- le fo r e th e R egister and R eceiver of
I t may be objected that the above
Port O rford an « Summer
ties are being let by the chief en­
ened; until now they undertake to th is office, a t R oseburg, O regon, ou
victim of corporation rapacity can
gineer.— Journal.
Wwlneaday th e Slat day of October,
'
Resort.
do much more for the ohitde devel­ 1908
go into the Courta and recover dam­
He n am es o s w itn e ss e s:
opment than formerly'. I t is to the
Neall ing on the foot bilto of Cur ages, but do not corporations boast
M r. Harriman and Oregon.
W illiam A Leonard of fb r tla n d , Ore.
educator that we owe the advance­
W illiam E Pratt, and,
ry county and overlooking nature’s that they oan wear out any poor lit­
Harry A M iller of H ix to n Wlaoonain.
ment, such us industrial education,
grandest deepwater harbor between igant with continuance», appeals,
About a year ago the J.turntl
H enry Colvin of Gold B each,O regon.
Frank J. Leonard, of K irby,O regon.
' Í riaoo aud the sound, lies Pert Or new trials and the like methods well published an editorial welcoming inalructioii in farming and the like.
Any and a ll person« claim in g a d ­
I l ia by the educator’s advocacy of
known to corporation allurneyaf
ford, the coming peer of any sum
Mr. Harriman to Pelican Lodge,
versely the above d escrib ed lands are
these things, and his patient point­ request»! to file their cla im s in t h is o f-
raer resort on Oregon’s ooast, if not
and
wishing
him
a
pleasant
vaca
Away back in the reign of lleu ry
ing out of their usefulness that the floM on or before said S lst day of Ooto-
on the Paoifiul Her n«tt|r«l places
V I I I Sir Thomas More, a great atu tion. I t ventured at that time, how publio baa been brought to support
L E » dt , R e g ister ,
of beauty and wonder áre itnrsur dent of the tendency of the Mines ever, to allude to the railroadless
them.
The
publio-school
follows
pasa. 4 and when man has done hi*
i
’
was sent to the block and beheaded condition of a great part of O re g o n ,------- - -
part in making them aoceasable to for the public expression of great which looked to him for reimf and « • clly_“»»,,l,# <,r deve,‘,pme,u,3 .0 Imported Perchcron Stallion
the extent that it sometimes under­
tho;-e oh pleasure ami recreation
economic and civic truths, such as which he had practically under his takes to do for the child what
mt they w ill be appreciated and
thumb, and expressed the faint
tits followjng:
^7 ,
should he done for him at home.
•iaited yearly by large crowds faonr
hnjM that within the coming year
I t way 1 ms true that congestion of
“ Tb refore’ I must say that, aa 1 he would do some railroad boiid-
.be interior.
WLen gasoline lauuches ply on hope f w meroy, I can have no other iq^ therein. A year has passed, Mr. school activities prevents that a t­
tention to the training of tiie indi
th" lake and bay, the fisherman, notion of all the other governments Harriman ia back in Oiegon again,
vidual character which obtained
tired of catching the speckled beaut that I see nr know, than th at they and aside from a atrip of road in
in
the earlier history of education.
tea. rs>j hie himself to the rolling are a ooaspiracy ol Ilia Hub, who on Wallowa county— for which great
And it ie also nut to be denied that
Ú js , t.’liere the catch ia unlimited pretence of managing tbe'pMbl to on­ thanks— nothing hta been done.
ar ’ . i itemenl adds health and ly pursue tbvir private ends, and de No road through Central Oregon; there are frills upon the modern sys­
tem of education that might well
nxbil»' . ion to the sport; and no vise all the ways and art* they can work on the Gooe Bay and T illa ­
be dispensed with, hut the edu­
«her on the coast can a small host fiud out; first, that they may, with­ mook roads have been ^topped, and
cational spirit proceeds along the
ru t to a.» with more safety than at out dagger, preserve all that they even M m work of transferring M m
O
UK».. r'ght line. The tffort is constantly
tblspomt. The bay abounds in small Itave'sO ill acquired, and then that traffic on Fourth street to the East
Kaaoa, (No. 51, 80S) w as a pflae-w ln-
fall.
»
«
k
in
g
a
bftter
ciliaen—
a
f . h auoh as snappers, kelp fish eta they may engage the poor to toil and aide held up, ever since la*t
ner a t the District Fair at Roseburg in
with an occasional ling to break labor for them at ae low r^tes as And all the railroad talk that M r. mori) useful man or woman.
1908, taking four first prixe* aa f o llo w s :
We
hardly
think
that
selfishness
the monotony, and here the more poesible, and oppress them aa much Harriman indulge« in is raising
F irst at perebron draft h o r se ; first pre
as to the welfare of one's own child­ miuffiThn tw o oolt«; first on horse and
.irnid teat their leek, while outside as they please.
freight rales. Yet we w ill forget
‘ And if they oan but prevail to all this during Mr. H arrim an’s va ren is to be eliminated. I t isdoubt- fam ily ot five eolta.
the hungry redflsh, halibut and
W tL L M AK E THE 8EA8ON AT
-ing lay in wait for the hook o f get these contrivances established by cation, or nt least we will have only ful it it« elimination would serve a
B andon, B ear C reek, F our M ile,
pleaaanl'wordshM’ him, aud hope
M m show o f public authority, which
}.s vi Qtur<*some.
Dairy villa, and Sixes river; b e in g a t
’ te agate lined beaches with their i< consider») nt the representative th at he w.ll enjoy himself better does the best by the child of a ael the la tter place on Bunday April le th ,
fish
parent
will
do
the
beat
by
all
sparkling gome and many-fold cur- of the, whole people, then they are than he ever did in bi* life before.
and every nine days thereafter.
B a a v io x F s a » : 810, »15 and »90.
Then, though we hoped lost year, childien; and in that it ia serving
idt and the beautiful drive to Cape accounted laws.”
every purpose for which echoole are
8 . J . CU LV ER A CO.,
Blanco where the lighthouse and
aa for njaiiy yearn, in vain, wa w ill
B amdox , O bboom .
I f Sir Thomas could have lived
designed.—
Telegram.
«ireless slatiou are located, will
M ill hope.
Perhaps during the
until the day* of corporation en-
*rh b<- af more than paxing inter
thronment, what might he not'have next year, or the year ^Iter, or five
tri, wbi'e but half a day’s tide puts
year* henoe, or 10, or 20— some
said?
ih a ooriaman among th* deer and
glad year— Mr. H arrim an w ill be­
hear where skill on his part is the
The rich made the law« In the gin to help develop Oregon. And
only requirement to bag big game. olden tim« ae now, yet never reach perhaps if he doeen't do so soon,
Wa doubt if any place on the ad that refinement of mastership aa the people of Oregon will find way«
etas' has half as many natural d i­ that exeroised hy corporations st and meant to do so themselvea.—
ve aions for the tourist as Port O r­ the present day.
Journal.
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ford. rod when the railroad breath-
J. H . Ujrtog,
« life into thia oountry, then, if not
Langlois, Oregon,
before some enterprising spirit
t*. A . R O B ER TS,
O U R N E W PO LICIES O F F E R ALL T H A T IS
wi 1 grasp the situation and ere
BEST IN L IF E CONTRACTS.
a te kfiocker has time to knock, FOR BALEw-A few pure bred A T T O H N I C Y A .T L A W .
os town w ill rise out of the o il Berkshire Boar Pigs. . Now ready
LOW NOS-PAKTICTPATIMO RATES. HIGH CASH VALUES.
M yi ra P o ta t , O regon .
n t and start safely on the rood to to be taken away. Price 910 each.
W . A. WOOD, Local A gent, P ort O rford , O re .
RoBt. McKaaxix
inosperity and a respeotable paei-
a apucLKy.
Sea View, Port Orford, Or«.
tion n-. »he map.
>
AMES S. » T O N
Frank J. case«» w l i » .»1« that « • Is ten 1 of
u t n r r u l thsA rtn of»' 1. C ko as j A C s .,e o t» r
^ u ln * -» I * o>u. a , of Tolodo. County sad
•lorruU C . sod l k * l »aid Arm arllt pay (he euiu
BfONK H l'S B K E l) LHXAKHIor each and ev­
ery cane of catarrh that roaao t oe . or. d I>y the
ueeofH aU 'sC atarrh I'ure. F saka J .C aa s a v.
Sworn lo before me end »ube. rlbed lu » 7
preecnee, tbleSth day ol December. A. D. IS M .,
BOOTS and SH O ES
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M E N S ’ and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
>
H A R D W A R E , G R A K lT K and T IN W A R E ,
C IG A R S , TO B AC CO , P IP E S
C A N D Y . N U T S and N O T IO N S .
I I n (act. a supply of everyth in g u su a lly Hep* in, •
* *;
G eneral M erchandise St^»«»
n m
>
n o » b t i c m hot 1» stock .
T » K B » ro »
Call and examine goods and get price*
G E N E K A I4
M E K C llA X D I S E .
Groceries <fc Provisions
*
w
«
^ P o rt Orford, Curry County, O re'
bargains
In
1 4 v e r y t l i i ngr.
Ladies’ & Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
-
1
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
tlgai-s and Tobacco.
p in e A sso rtm en t of
I ^ x t lie w ’
D
i - o m w
G o o d » , r t iiu s lin « ,
«•Hlii-OH, f l a n n e l t t , «?<<•.
Hat’dutare & Tinuiare,
ffarn ees, L e a th e r, etc.
All Goods N ew and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for acrtiles wot in ft<<k
A first class milMnerv shop In con­
nection with stare,
Call, get our prices, and be convinced.
N. 0. NIELSEN.
A d m in is tra to r's N otice.
Notioe is hereby g iv e n th a t the u n ­
dersigned haa been duly appointed by
th e Ooun y Court ol Curry County, Or­
egon, A dm inistrator oi the E state ol
N . B. N eely and M ary E. N e ely , de-
ceaa»l. A ll p erson s h a v in g cia im e
again st said E states are required to
present the sam<- w ith in six m onth »
Irom th e date ol th e first publication
o l tills notioe, w ith proper voucher?, to
O L eqeve s t P ort Orford, Curry Coun-
ty. O regon
D ated at P ort Orford, Oregon, thia
the 22nd day of J u ly A. D ., 1908.
H C. A L L E N , A dm inistrator,
Bandon, O regon .
JE W E L R Y .
N otioe fo r P u b lic a tio n .
D k p a b t x u v of t u b I mtxbiok .
U n ite d States la n d O ffi*.
R oseburg, O regon, July 16th, 190«.
N otioe la hereby g iv e n th a t C. E.
M oulton, o f S u ite 915, Board of Trsde
B ld g ., P ortlan d , C ounty ol M ultnomah,
State of O regon, has filed in th is office
the application ol th e N orthern Pacific»
R ailw ay Co-, to select, under the act of
C on gress ajmroved J u ly 1. 1998, aa ex
apprev-
tend« I hv the Act of Con
I
ed May 17,1908. th e N W | MWI ol >{ gee.
14, Tp. 34 8 .. R. 14 W . of W. M.
Any and a ll person* cla im in g ad­
versely the la n d s described, or desir­
in g t > Object busanae of th e m ineral
character of th e U n d , or any other res
»on, to the d isp osal to applicant, abonld
file th eir affidavits of protest in this
office, on or before th e 4th day of S ep ­
tem ber, 1908.
R s m a m is L E ddv , Register.
First FubllPStioa July 2Mh, UW.
L u i Publication AuguM M th, l«QS
NOTICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N
Send your Aga tes
,
awa
for
__
Mounting A Polishing
also your
Watches and Jew elry
for repair, _ _ to
_ _ _ _ _ _
Fred H. Van Norden
Bandon, Oregon.
Careful attention given
s. to m ail orders.
3t«»-To-Uae fo r F if t y Cxm w
Goam utord
o b t M t rupe.
D jepartwicnt o f t h x I k tk bio r ,
U . 8. Lund Office a t Roeeburg, O regon.
J u l y l l , 1908.
N otioe ia hereby given that
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T IP E. H U N D K Y
1 o f P ortlan d , O regon, who, on J u ly 1,
1908, m«do Tim ber en try, No. 08, l«r
8» 8W M . (L )ta 13 ft 14) Sec. 4, NJ NW 1,
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W. . Merjdian,
Merldii
Houlli, R a n g e 14 W est, W
haa filed notice » o f in ten tion to m ake
Final Proof,’to estab lish claim to the
land above d escrib ed , before the
C ou nty Clerk, Curry eounty, ^t Gold
B e^h. Oregon, ontheW th day of Oct.
Claim ant name« aa w itn esses:
George C olebrook of C orbin, Oregoi
W illia m Colebrook ol ” p
,r
D ick Q uellen
of
Asher Moore
of
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B E N JA M IN L. E D D Y , Register.
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