The Port Orford tribune., September 23, 1908, Image 1

DfcanTMUT o» THB I n t ib io b .
United States Land Offloe.
Roseburg. Oregon, May 23, 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been Bled in this office by George A.
Wells, cootestaut, against Homestead
entry No. 9627, made August 18, 1»99,
f o r t h e R N E i.S E } N w ), and NE)
8W1, Section 1, Township 32 «., Range
16 West, by Henry W . Towne Contes­
te«, in which It ta alleged th at said
Towne has been absent from the State
of Oregon, and thia land for i t least six
y e a n ; that he never made any im ­
provements of any kind on said land ;
that said alleged abeeuoe was not due
to his employment In the Army, N a w ,
or Marine Corps of the United States
during any war ; said parties are here­
by notified to appear, respond, and oi­
ler evidence touching said allegation
at 10 o’CJock a, m. on July 28,1908, be­
low J. fl. Upton, U, 8 . Commissioner,
a t bla office in langloia. Curry Uiuaty,
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(Bacceaaor to F. M. Langiots. )
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The leading Paper of Corry County,
Timber Land, Aet Jnne 8
1878—
Notice for Publication.
United Atetes Land Office^
Rossburg, Ora., April 9 , 1908.
hns filed notion of intention to make
final Proof, to satebllsh claim to the
land ahova daacrlbad, before the Ooan-
ty Clerk of Carry County, nt Gold
B ea^ O regon , on the 10th day of 8ep-
Clnimant names aa witneaass:
Deitricb Quellen, of Our bln, Oregon.
George Oolehreak, of
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Bernard Wilson, of
Xageue White, of
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Notice la hereby given that In com­
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
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The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
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The New Ides Weman’s Magazine
BOTH ONE YEAN FOR »1.70.
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of Jnne 8, 1878, entitled
"An act for the ss ~ j of timber land«
In the states of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada and Washington Territory," aa
extended to all the Public Land States
by act of August 4. 1891.
S tobbb P. P iir o c
of Port Orford, County o, Curry, State
of Oregon, has this day Bled In'this of­
fice his sworn statement No. 9698, for
the purchase of Gw N F ), being W ) N E
M and Lota 1 A 3 of Section No. 12, I d
Township S3 8.,*Range 15 W ., and will
offer proof to show that th» land sought
to more valuable lor its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, a>.d to
establish bto claim to said land before
J. H. Upton, U . 8. Commissioner at
T im b e r L a r d , A ct J umb 3, 1878.— ascertained with absolute accuracy
and, the weight haring been already
determined, the value and correctness
N o tic e fo r P u b lic a tio n ,
of that coin áre perfectly known.
lUnited State- Laud Olflce.
The sample pieces having been found
Roaeburg, Ore., April, 8th 1908.
correct. It to Inferred that the entire
Notice la hereby given that In com­ batch of dollars la all rig ht—Saturday
pliance w th the provisions of the act Evening Post.
of Congress of Junv 2, 1878, entitled
“An act for the sale of timber lauds
Kwtwral Waters.
In the states of California, Oregon, Ne­
All natural waters contain a greater
vada and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the Public Land States or leas amount of mineral matter In so­
by act of August 4, 1892.
lution. Rain water baa the smallest
C hasj - vs A. L oro
percentage of solid Impurities of any,
of Port Orford, county of Curry, State and therefore It to taken aa the stand­
of Oregon, hoe thia day filed in this ard vartety of soft water.
office his sworn s t ilt in c 111. No 9686,
Th» terms soft and hard, however,
for the purchase of the BW) N W ) and
Lot 4 of Secti'-DXo. 1, soil Lot 1 of as applied to water are scientifically
Section No. 2 in Township No. 33 8., considered purely relative.
Water is usually reckoned to ba
Range No. 16 We«t W XI, Oregon,
and wHI offer ¿.root to allow that "soft” when It contains less than one
the land sought >» n. re valuable tor five-thousandth part of Its weight of
Ils tim ber or atone than for avricultur mineral Ingredleurs and "bard” when It
al purposes and to establish his claim eontaiua more than one four thou­
to said hind before J. H . Upton, U. H. sandth.
Commissioner, at his office ut I<ang)iiis
Sort water hag the property of easily
Oregon, on Tuesday thaffistday of Sep­
forming a lather with soap aad to
tember , 1908.
therefore suitable for washing pur­
H e name» as witneeees:
Neils C Neilsen of Port Orford, Oregon. poses, while bard water w ill only form
John Fruniru. Jr. of
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a lather, and that .Imperfectly, With
Eugene L. White of
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ronaklerable difficulty.
George Forty
of
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A mlui-ral water him more than one
'A n y and all persons G aining ad­ two-thousandth of Its weight of nat­
versely the aoova described toad« are
requested .o file their claims In thia ural dissolved solids, and a medicinal
water la a variety of mineral water
containing a varying percentage of d i*
teuiber, HMM.
solved natural solid or gaseous drugs.
B kkjavin I„ F- udv
Register.
■ etrereA Bide C s
One ef the stories which Levi Hutch­
ins, the old time clockmaker of Con­
N o tic e for P u b lic a tio n .
cord. N. H „ delighted to tell related to
D g F A B T M g N T OF T H « IltT X B fO B .
the yonth of Daulel Webster.
U. 8. L in d Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
"One day.” said the old man, "while
I was taking breakfast at the tavern
May 28th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
kept by Daniel's father, Daniel and his
W A L T E R F. BUTTON
brother Ezekiel, who were little boys
of Port Orfordy-Gregon, who. on Muy with dirty faces and snarly hair, came
Oth, 1908, made Homestead Entry No. to the table and asked me for bread
,4881, for 1 ts 6, 0. 7, and tire NE,t< of and batter.
8 A M . Section 2, Township 33 South,
"f complied with their request, tittle
Range 16 West, W illamette Meridian,
has filed notice of Intention to make thinking that they wonld become very
F in al five year Proof, Io establish claim distinguished men. Daulel dropped
to the laud strove described, before J. bis piece of bread on the sandy floor,
H. Union, U . 8 . Cm im isaloner, at and the buttered tide of course was
Langlois, Oregon, on the 22nd day of down. He looked at It a moment tbeu
September, 1908.
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licked It up and showed It to me, say­
Claimant names ts witnesses:
ing:
B. W. Dean,, of Port Orford, Oregon.
" ‘What a pity! Please give me a
George Quigley, of
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piece of bread buttered on troth aides;
Alfred Olsen, of
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then If I let It fall one of the battered
H. T. Stewart, of
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sjdes will be up.’ "
, B bmjaxik L . E d d y , Register.
T a a Naw I dba W omam ' s M aoasixb to aa authority na Dressmaking, M illi­
nery and Household Economy.
I t .averages more than 10» pages each
month.
We offer yon therefore a t least 1800 pages of good fashion and
home reading for an additional coat ef only 26 eta.
Samples free.
T im b b r L a x d A ct , J o n s 3, 1878,—
DxrABTWKXT o r T U Is r x u o a
N o tice for P u b lic a tio n ,
United States Land Office,
Roarbarg, Oregon, April 9th, 190».
Notioe is hereby given that In 00m-
pllanoe with the provtstons of the Act
of Congress of-Jane 3, 1878, entitled
"An Act for the sale of Timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Ne­
vada, and Washington Territory," aa
extended to a ll Public Land States by
aa act of Aagust 4, 1892,
N a n a C . Nmiasw
of Port Orford, Connty of C arry, State
of Oregon, filed in tins office this day
hia sworn statement No. 88M for the
purchase of the W ) 8 W ) and S E| SW )
oLBeotfon Wo. 18 In Township No. 83
Sooth of Range No. IS W. W. M „ Ore ,
and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its
timber or sfoaa than for agricultural
purposes, and to eatobltah hia claim to
sain land before J. H . Upton U. 8.
Oommiaelooer a t hie office at Langlois,
Oregon, on Tuesday the 1st day of Hep-
Eugene L. White of Port Orford, Ore.
John Fromm, Jr. of . ”
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Robert From m
of . J
Charles A. Long of
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versely the above described lands ere
requested to file their clnlms In this of­
fice on or before d i Id 1st day of Sep­
tember, 190«.
N o tice Tor P u b lic a tio n .
E d d y , Register.
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U 8 Land Office nt Roaeburg, Oregon.
M ay 29th, 1988.
N O TICE F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
NOUT n W A R D 7Z * W C K E r r
D s m b t h ix t or m l I mtxbjob ,
of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on Aug-
a I^ Dd ° ® oe
Gt,Oregon,
oat 31st. 1904, made Horne toad Entrc
. . May 2»th. 1908.
No. 12747, for E ) of N W l, Lots 1 and 8,
Notice fa hereby given that
Hectlon 16, Township 32 South, Range
V IO L E T R. W H IT E
U West W illam ette Meridian, haa fit- of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on M ay
ed notioe of Intention to make Pinal
>908, made Tim ber Applicatl n
Commutation Proof, to establtoh claim
10118 for 8J» 8E ). N W ) of 8 E |.
to the land above described, before Y '
of 8 W ), Section 11, Township »3
H Upton, U . 8. Commiaatoner, at S. nth, Range IS West. Willamette Me-
Lnagloia, Oregon, on the 23rd dnv of ridlan, haa filed notice of intention to
September, 180».
make Final Proof, to establish elaini
Claimant names aa witnesses:
to 1 he land ab< ve described, before J.
Cornelius Fielding, of Port Orford, Ore. N. Upton, U. 8. Commissioner, at
John W. Prock, of
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Langlois, Oregon, on the 82nd day of
Notice for Publication.
D bfabtmkxt or rwa Itrraaioa,
Land Office at B-aebnrg, Oregon.
May S7tk, 180».
Nones la hereby given that
Haevar W. C oolbt
of Bandon, Oregon, who, on M ay 18th,
1906. made Tim ber Application No.
Wi04, for N ) N W ) and i-W l . f XWJ<,
Sac. >6. N E ) of N E ), Section 2>t. Town­
ship «2 8^ Range 18 W . W illamette
Meridian, has filed notice of bla Inten­
tion to make final proof, to establish
el aim to the land above described, be­
fore J. H. Upton, U. 8. Commissioner,
a t Laagjo4a, Qregee, oa the 19th day
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O F F IC IA L DIRECTORY.
B a ila n l a OSS l l > m .
Under the law a silver dollar may ha
a grain aa 1 a Lalf ovar weight or a
S T V T K A N U O IS T B IC T o r r t C I ' B M '.
grain and a half under weight, and thia
'lim it cf to »rance" applies to all of onr *J. 8. 8en’ta—Jonathan Bourne Jr., of
stiver coins. In other words, they are Portland and Ciiaa. Fulton of Astoria.
not allowed to vary more than that
Congressman, Firs» District— W illis
much from standard. In the case of
C. Hawley, of Salem.
gold pieces, the limit Is half'*« grain
either way cp to the eagle, a variation Governor—apo. E. Ch'Amberlain Sa­
of as much ns one grain being permissi­
lem.
ble In the »10 and »20 places.
Secretary of State—F.
Dunbar, Sa­
Whenever a fresh botch of dollars la
lem.
turned out nt the mint, samples Mrs State T.easurer—Gee A. Steel of Sa­
forwarded <o the treasury at Washing­
lem.
ton, where they are put through a very
curious pre cesa Each dollar la Brit, i Supt. Public Instruction— J. H . Ack­
erman, Salem.
weighed on exquisitely delicate scales
to make sera that It Is heavy enough State Printer—W illis Dnniway, Salem,
and yet not too heavy. Theo It la pa sa­ i Attorney General—A. M. Crawford,
r i between two steel rollers again and
tbdem. '
«gain nntll It to Battened out and Clerk State land Board—O. G. Brown,
transformed Into a thin strip of sllvpr-
Salem.
a sort of »1 »bon—«-foot and ’« hidfeln Joint Senator for Coos an<T Curry—
length. Then It Js pat beneath a little
W. 0. Chase.
machine provided w ill several small
punches, by which hundreds of tiny Joint Representative for Coos and
disks are punched out of the metal
Curry—I. N. Muncy.
strip.
Judge, 2d Judicial District— J. W.
Now, the object of this performance
Hamilton, Roseburg.
to to obtain samples of metal from all Prosecuting Attorney, 2d Judicial Dis
parts of til* dollar. Inasmuch as It to
trict—George M. Brown, RUeburg.
conceivable that one portion might he
richer Io silver than another. The Uttle U. 8. Commissioner»— J. H j Upton,
Langlois.
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disks ore shuffled together, and a few
of them, taken at random from the lot,
oodmtv omegas.
are subjected to an assay. Thus the
fineness of the material of the dollar la County Judge— E. A. Bailey, Gold
Notice la hereby given that James
Quigley of P o it Orford. Oregon, ba»
filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of bi» claim, via;
Homeritead En ry No. 123UI. made Dec.
82, 1008 for Lota 3 A 4, Section 8, and
Lots l i t , Section 2, Township 32 8.,
Range 16 West, W. M , and that mid
root w ill be made before J. II
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Upton,
8. Commissioner, at his office in
Langlois. Oregon, on Monday, July
kOtb. 11)08
He nMm»s the following witnesses to
prove his continuous ro>idenee u;ion,
and cultivation of, t e land, vlss-
Charles W Zumwalt, of Port Orford, Or.
Amlrew J Farrier, of
Eugene G Peirce, of
Jobu W Prock, of
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BalJAMix L. Eonv, Register.
County Commissioners—Otte
Goltl Beaeh ; Eil Hypher, ]
Sheriff—Norman Tyler, Oold
County Clerk—George
Gold Besch.
County Treasurer—James Cbsghell,
Wedderbnra.
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Assessor—W m . Taiman, Haring
School Hupt.—W . S. Guerin. Csifclois.
surveyor—Oeo. 8. Wilson, Harbor.
^Coroner—D r. F. A. Schlletuann, Wad-
derburn.
urEgnosov tus cocxts . »
Circuit Court meets Fourth Mi
August of each year.
County Commissioners Ooui
first Wednesday in Jannal
July and September of ea|
Probate Court meets first Ml
each month.
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Fletcher Oardker.
Gold Beaoit.
.....J.w.War.
Wedderburu
..........Geo. Kerr.
Illihee.
M r. K. B Russell.
M arial
Mrs. Viola Billings.
Agiiees
........... A. M . Riles.
Corbin.
Port Orford
D e n m a rk ..
Langlois
E»»lt le y .. . . .
Ames Johnston
---- J. 8. Capps.
...E . Baokleff.
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n o t ic e .
All persona are hereby warned not to
trespass Upon the laud» of the nnder-
i»ned, situated in Sixes River Precinct,
t urry county, Oregon, for tire purpose
of hunting with guns or dogs, or fish­
ing. Also not to leave any gnts open
on gitit.g tlirongh.ei'othei wise trespass
in any manner.
Any person so trespassing w ill ba
prosecuted to thefull exten t of the law
MRB. U A C H A E L A T EB P.
T H E 8PA M S N O T IC E
Any person or perrons trespassing
upon the Cruft Lake Ranch,—the Mc­
Lellan and Marshall Ranches, w ill be
TH E TRAMP’S PARLOR. CAR, prosecuted to the utmost extent of the
a P r e - e m » < e 4 H o w e F r o m W fclefc M e law ; and a reward w ill be given for In ­
1« O ft e n D la lo d * « « .
formation tiiat w ill Ie«d to the convic­
A casual observer might wouder why tion of the guilty parties.
the rods bolted through the timbers nt
E dmvhd Cnovr.
either eDd are placed under freight
cars. They are not put there for lioboea
to ride on. but to stiffen the floor of the
car. Sometimes there nre four, two
K U ZE M A and P IL E C U R B
close together on eacb side, but more F R E E Knowing what it was Io suf­
often there are six, separated by equal
fer, I will giro F R E E OP
filatances.
f ’ HARG E, »0 any nffiictcd s positive
At thv center, where the rods are rid­ care for Eczrina, Salt Rheum, Eiyslpe-
den, there to often room between them I im , Plica m i x ! Skin Dhcnaca. Instant
and the bottom of the car for a man to .nd ef. D r n ’t suffer longer. W rite F.
sit almost upright, though with Ids XV. W iix ia h s , 4««0 Manhattan Avenue,
head bowed forward, but where there New York. Enclose Stomp.
are six rods the bubo usually Ilea
across them like, a stenk ou a gridiron.
While the train to moving slowly It to
I im d e h L a k d , A ct J m e 3, 1878.—
easy as a role to drive him uff by
throwing coni or rrcka at blci. I f It Is
N o t ic e fo r 1‘ tih llc a tio n ,
going u ry fast, there la danger of kill-
United States Land Office,
lug him. and that to likely to get the
llfHebjl-g, Oregon, April V, 1908.
bmkenian to trouble (from too years to
Koti.-e i» hereby given that in rom-
life 1s customary).
piiance wltn the proCirions of the A t
There Is one oi'.wr way of removing a
Col'grins . f Jnne 3. IK7K, entitled
bubo from the roda under a freight, but ‘‘ An act for the rale of timber lands i>i
the hrakeraan most be a man i f steady the state» • f Cali <<rnl:t, Oiegon N>*va-
nerve, quickness and physical atreugtin ■ 'a and Washing on Territory»* as ex­
also be mnst know exactly where the tended to all Public 1 and States by act
hobo to before be comes off the top to o August 4, 189?,
M Itx u T. W iiit k Jr.
get him- propping from the train a car
or two abend of the one under which of I ort Orford County of Curry. State
of Otcgofl, lia- this day filed In this of­
the uiah Is rldlnt. the brakeman hss fice h s sworn statement No. 96ri>. f> r
time to brace himself before that car the pure <sse of t <e Lota I & 2 ana W )
reaches him (the train should he mov­ NEJ <d Hectlon N " J.», in Township No
ing or.ly slowly*; theu be seizes the 33 8., Range Xo 16 XV.-st, »nd will offer
hobo by the coat collar or by his arma. proof to »I h > w that t e land sought Is
Tlle motion ef the trala docs the rest ¡non- valuable for ft« timb- r or stone
and the holm to dropped ou the ground. than for sgi iciiltnml pnrivaea. and to
cstabUah hia elaiin to said land before
— Leslie's Weekly.
George tt Smith, County Clerk, a t
Gold l!cai h, Grejon. on Monday, the
Alei- sy of August, lto-8
He names na witn waee:
8 P PLrec, of Port Orford, Oregon.
Hold Fromm, of
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John Fromm J r.. • f ”
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E. L White, «.f
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Any and all persona eiaiming ad-
vers ly th -sliove described lands ara
r qneeted 10 fit thei claims In tlitoof-
fic< on ■ 1 tefore «aid 31st day of Aog-
ost, 190S
B is j im ix L liour. Register.