The Port Orford tribune., August 25, 1909, Image 2

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t o r n ia K l ngl T h a va lu e o f the
crop for th ia y e a r la placed a t one
pud a h a lf b illio n s of dollars. A ll
petty
princes In
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fiup t. M . J. Andereoa o f the For
estry Service, A. W . K u m m e l, re-
forester, and H e n ry H scfn er, as­
sistant technical Forester, were in
P ò ri O rfo rd Mat T h u rs d a y, on their
way down the coast on a tour of
inspection. M r . Anderson ts an
'
A political convention o f Oneida
oounty, New Y o rk , demanded that
they close tbe oh u relies, school rooms,
co u rt housaand academ y,tothe “ de-
lnded-m en who were k in d lin g the
flam y of c iv il »trife,”— Page 285.
P o rtla n d Oregonian: U n aertain -
ty as to tbe actual force behind tbs
Oregon T ru n k was removed yester­
day when John F. Stevens made the
annou nocment th a t he bad acquired
a co n tro lling iqterwst in tha project,
which, in its execution, is to be
ns need by J . J. H i l l , personally.
Tbe acq u isitio n uf this property by
M r. Btevene and bis asaocintee aod
I-
the identification o f M r . H i l l w ith
i t are of major im portance to the
railroad eiluatioa in th is state. I t
is regarded as tbe in itia l step by
H i l l hi hie invasion o f C entral Ore­
■ es i! •
n<.«
man in conversation and manners,
l i e is an earnest ad vooate of a wagon
road down and along Rogue river to
Intersect our c o n i road, and be­
W y
e in n a ti, and bad p u t out but a few j
Plane in detail are not fu lly
de-
G S O O B B 1 B S a n d P R O V IS IO N S ,
and the Money Power Republicans
and Democrats now, must needs
muszle the pre** and suppress a g i­
tation, heoaUi-e gieat wrongs dread
tbe lig h t.
J. H . U ito . v ,
• 'l l looks like r a in ” said the land
|ad y aa she handed- her guest a cup
of puffee.
“ Yew, i t dona,” said he, “ but it
smells a little like coffee.”
L an glu ir, O r.
• t#»
lSeafnena C a n n o t be C u re d
by lorat *atiM M 1on«. an they raaoo i n ach tbe
Aieeaaad portlew at the ear. There I* only one
way la etna Aaatheu. and that la by ro m llta -
tlo aa l m aadlae Deataeaa la raueed by aa ta-
Samed eondlllaa nt the ant-oas lln ln v o< tbe
Kartaehlan Tube. Whea t h li taba 1» laSaiaed
you bare a ruatbUny m . ud -1 or Ifn p rrfe rl bear-
lay. and when It la entirely eloaed. daafaea. It
the result, and aoleaa the InAaaatUaa ran ba
taken out aa«l Ib l» lube rv«tnved lo It« nurmal
rundltlon, hearing w ill ba daatroyad fa re re r;
atae raaaa out o< ten a n reused by Catarrh,
whlah la iM thlng but aa laSaated eoadllton at
lha ataraaa sarfaee«
We w ill glee One Hundred D a lia n for any
rate of Deafness (eauard by catarrh) that eaa-
no« he cured by H a ll'. Catarrh Cura. Bend tor
rlrealara traa. F . J. cnXXOV d o a., Toledo, o
•o ld by Oraastoi. TV.
Taka H ail'a Faw lly K ite far ooaarlpaOon
of heaven,’ or, ’ Is n ’t this as nice ae
they make itT ’ or some such phrase
which showed his jo y in life. I si
ways bad to m ake h im Stop d ic tat­
in g
And be would so often beg,
‘Just one more and
good sa you wish.” ’
HARDWARE, GRANITE and TINWARE,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES
Pearce, the Harness M an,
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CANDY, NUTS ami NOTIONS.
Is /ja o « , a «apply of avatythlag usually kept la •
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M y r t l e P o in t y O r e g o n .
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vrell stocked
Oeaaral Merchandise Store.
ORDERS TARE» FOR ARY ARTICLE ROT IB STOCK.
; Call and examine goods ar.d g et prices.
M O N E Y
L O A N E D
ON REAL ESTATE
LONGTIME, EA8Y PAYMENTS,
RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES WANTED
J a o k s o n L o a n <fe T r u s t C o. j
rorr WORTH T en*. JACKSON, Mississippi.
teÁtorttetedhdhdbdtAdWkdteksfiki
G E N E K A Ii
M E R C H A N D IS E ,
Groceries & Provisions
^ P o r t Orford, Curry County, Ore.^-
hie commodious lib ra ry , fa ll to
overflowing w ith a ll sorts o f “ books
For Sale.
(M a n e r W o m a n )
A SSO A cbk S outh A vbicax V xt X bam
B ounty L and CsanricAT«, issued by
the Department of tbe Interior. Gov­
ernment o( Canada, Ottowa, under the
Volunteer Bounty Aot, 1806. Good for
any DomioiSn Ioind open for entry In
Alberta, Saskatchewan, or Manitoba.
Any person over the age of 18 years,
M an oa W oman , can acqtdre this land
with this oertifle at» wthout further
charge. For immediate sale,—6600.00.
W rite or wire
L . E . T ELFO R D
Toronto, Cepeda.
aorooa lb s Cascades down the M c ­
Kenzie valley, through Eugene,
thence to Coos Bay. Stevens and
his party pss»e<t through Eugene
valley, inclu d in g valuable
power sites.— Journal.
water
B A R G A IN S
In
F O R SALK.
3 3 0 ac re s of good graving land up
Sixes river joining the 8. P. Peirce and
Chas. Crowley homesteads. Has con­
siderable timber, moat of which is dead
cedar in good condition. Price $10 per
acre—one-half down sod balance on
time.
J. 80 R E N 8E N ,
Langloi», O r.
£ 2 v e v * y t l i in i c ’.
Ladies’ & Gents’ Furnishing Goods»
Dry Goods
H ats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco.
TM1BBPAS8 NOTICE
* AU p$none are hereby notified, no
to trespass for tbe purpose of hunting
or fishing upon the N W M of Section
15, and the
of SWJ< and W ) of SEj
Section lfi, Tp, SI 8., R. 10 West.
Changes in Paper Money.
The premises are now owned and
leased by tbe undersigned,
■ Washington, A ug, 10.— Several
A ll such trespassers will be prose­
im p ortab t changes in the designs of cuted acoording to law.
tbe paper money o f the oountry are
X. T . M c M u l u n .
to take place soon. Secretary Mac
T h e lioo«e in R oxbury which was ate the local street railw ay system,
his home for so many years wss, and also a lin e f r o * here to S p riag -
.lik e himself, b u ilt upon generous field and rig h t of way for a line
linesT I t Is a wide, double house from Eugsns to the upper McKenzio
-A .
LADIEb’ DRESS GOODS,
to »01
from Portland • few days, ago.
I t is reported here th a t H i l l,
then I 'l l be ae agents a re ' negotiating w ith the
W elch interest*, who owe and oper
w ith stately pillars at the front.
A t tbe rear, oa I he first floor, was
M K H p ’ and B O Y S , C L O T H IN G ,
c a ll on *
August issue of this magasine con­ about three fifths tbe sise of the
tains a num ber of charm ing anec­ Am erican kind are and more con­
dotes about D r. B a le . H is secre­ venient to handle.
ta ry , w ritin g about D r. H a le , says:
“ H e loved out o f doors, and this
Eqgene, O r., Aug. IV .— -John F.
was w ritten mornings as we sat on
w hat he called his quarter-deck, at Stevens, H i l l ’s chief engioeor, is in
tbe back of the house, overhanging tbs M c K e n tie valley asst of Eugene,
the garden. So m any tim e * ha VMwing o u t a route for a railroad
would stop in the m id d le o f a sen­ from the pro|*>sed Deschutes road
tence to sey, 'T h is i t the kingdom
B O O T S aad S H O E S
F o r a n y th in g in H a r n e ss - or
S a d d e lr y i t w i l l p a y y o u to
numbers when the press' veleped, but w ill become apparent
room was broken open and the press, from tim e to tim e, as
conditions
type and material« defaced or de may aeera to require. I t m a y be said,
lieves th at we should have, and can etroyed.— Page 297.
bow ever, th at the Oregon T ru n k
obtain, slate nid a t the n extlegiala
The a n ti slavery society o f O hio, proposes to provide as quickly as
lure, i f we w ill agitate in conjunc­ in reply to a reqqgil th at the p ub li­ practicable a northern o u tlet for Veagh, A snstant Secretary Norton
tion w ith Southern Oregon, the cation of T h e P h ilan th ro p ist, »aid Central Oregon, regardless of the and Director Ralph of the Bureau of
K n g ra v Ib p a n d B rlo lin g have under
b u ild in g of such road from Crater in a piornittg uewspaper of C in cin ­ designs of say other transportation
consideration a general scheme for
Lake, down the rive r to tbe coast. n ati that the paper which printed company.
systemiaing the designs of a ll issues
The Forestry Service w ill do all tbe reply waa wrecked.— Page 298.
H a v in g made this announcem ent,
that can be done w ith its lim ited
I n '.837 John Q uincy Adams, M r. Stovens refused to budge an o f paper money in such a manner
funds to build this road, and has then a member ..«Avongreet*, intro ­ inch., explaining th at be waa Aottn th at the earns portraits and embleme
already spent thousands of dollars duced a |ietition from slaves of the a position to disclose fu rth e r in w ill appear on a ll notes of the same
denom ination. I t can ba staled on
on a tra iff with an easy grade from district of C olum bia asking th a t form stion as to the plans o f h im
good au th o rity th at the* p o rtra it of
Malice creek down Rogue rive r, and slavery be excluded from the di« aelf and bis associates.
w ill continue the work when funds tric i, and it was b y « narrow m ar­
Construction o f ' a
lateral line tbe late G rover Cleveland soon is to
appear on a ll ten d o llar bills.
are available. B u t it w ill lake years gin th at lie was saved from im
from some point in C entral Oregon
D istin ctive designs for one d o lla r,
to complete tbe road by such frag­ peacbmenl for his hardihood.— Page into the Coos Bay country is also
five
doiler, tw en ty d o llar and fifty
m entary work.
294.
included among the possibilities of
d
o
llar
bills, and perhaps those o f
i f the state would assist,Congress
W hen tha Massachusetts A n ti- the H i d invasion of Oregon. R e­
would feel disposed to g ran t a liber Slavery society was about to hold tu rn in g from his trip through Cen­ even higher denom inations, have
been prepared. Tbe tw o d o lla r hi I Is
al appropriation, which would en ­ its meeting to Boston, in 1867, not tral Oregon, Stevens also spent con
able the road lo be completed in a a meeting house, not a jia ll of a n y j sid trab le tim e in the Coos Bay die m ay be abolished, it is reported. I f
the tw o-ddliar b ill ik retained, I t is
eb o ittim e.
size, could be obtained, and tbe tric t, which is regarded os sn attrac­
certain
th a t its design w ill be soob
.^Unlike the C rater L ake a p p ro p ri­ members were forced to assemble tive field for b u ild in g s railroad.
as to make i t stand o u t from a pile
ation which was a “ local affair,” a io a stable attached to one of the
o f one d o llar and five-dollar bills
road down Rogue river to the sea hotels.
would beofsucbgeneral importance,
Reuben C rsndell was arrested at Som e Charming R ecollections w ith a prominence th a t w ill perm it
o f ao mistake in its h an dling .
th at constitutional objections would Georgetown, Pa., charged w ith clr
o f Edward Everrett Hale.
Some Treasury officials ere in c lin ­
be elim inated.
culating Tap pan, G arrison & Co ,
ed
to favor even a more radical
. Let ns- keep the question alive, newepa|>er, an<| lodged iu the Wash­
E d w a rd E verett H a le ’s later lite r­
ohange, an d 'recommend th at paper
and see th at OU£ n e x t-'le g is la tiv e ington jiril.— i’ig e 277.
ary life was in tim a tely associated
crtodidateClx- g le d |q j Vo Secure an
with W om an’s Hom e Companion, to money be reduced to about tbe else
So,
it
wiU
he
seen
that
the
Slave
appropriation for n Wagon Rond
which he waa a regular contributor o f French and Ita lia n notes o f smal
from C rater Li«ke,down Rogue R iv Power Whigs and Democrats then in the last years of his life. T h e ler denoraiqstions. These notes are
er to the Coart Road, and no doubt
all the legislators from Southern
Oregon w ill stauri solidly for the
measure.
weekly
and freak auppBaa adii be recaivad by a ia ry steamer. I t shall ba
^ ^ « u p o w ^ wj ‘ ,ul1 •*“ *
®T*’ryu“ “« required by the
. 1 . H H a i .yKrwxvwywaaa.«"
gon and th e even tual b u ild in g of a
which ash books.** In one of bis.
railroad to San Francisco
Subee-
poems Tennyson describee his gar­
quest development# resulting from
den on the Is le o f W ig h t es a “ oare
iiill'e invasion o f Oregon are expect -
lees-order d garden.” H a le ’s lib ra ry
id m a te ria lly to alter lha railroad
was a oareleee-order’d lib ra ry , ap­
■uip o f the state.
parently responding to w hat hie
**{ huve acquired a cohtrolling in ­
friend S tar K in g would have called
terest in the project, have a ll
a law o f disorder. W b U a captive
sarv financial
arrangements
ling-retreat i t was especia lly when
pitted, and the road w ill be b u ilt as
its master sat an d discoursed in iL
fast » » it can be reasonably done
H e said to ma one day when 1 waa
w ith men and m osey,” said M r .
in R o xb u ry, “ I ’ll te ll you how I
Stevens yesterday. “ Tbe m atter ia a
oams lo get this house. I ad ver­
|Arson»I one, and I have no object-
tised for it , and put in tbe adver­
ions to saying th at J. J. H ill,a s an
tisem ent, ‘modern im provem ents no
( in d ivid u al, is fin a n c ia lly interested object.” ’
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T
E a rly in the spring of 1836 J m
(o any extent necessary to carry the
able officer, enthusiastic as a For- G illespie B irney began the puhliea road-throdgh to successful comple­
eater.- oyghit to. be, and is a genial tion of The P h ilan th ro p ist a t C i n - ' lion.
NEW GOODS,
la
at Adviaac
bm IUM aah
. taaá
M a tr o n M r . l y a ' c H a g j n Çhm inuhri after make tbs trip by an au to v ie 'lh a
N r . Pincfiot, i t ts the press and type had been dumped souls recently bought u p from Coos
to Flo rence.-^Jvu rn al.
n atu ral to eupjxirt fljs t the Preai in the O h io r iv e r b y e ornb Com­
d e u t, in <toe U u * AruuWekeaclrea an prised of " business m en," W higs
Back o f Doachuteg
Railroad!.
,
Orford, Or.~z^\
AVwb. p .
fia llin g a r an d
damo« H IM
to John B. M illa rd
fc.wUaearowfc
g e n e r a l m e r c h a n t
U m pq u a river.
B laie m eu it from railroad men,
whose aam ro are w ithhold from pab-
iicathm , are to (Ire effect th at a con -
old days opposition pretsea were tin none rout» from Cooa bay to
destroyed by mob violence and th e ir G ard in e r has been acquired, sad
editors sometimes m urdered as in th a t tbs purchasers are active rivals
tl)» case o f Lovejuy « f A lto n , I l l i ­ o f tbe H a rrim a n interests. Upon
nois, who n-aa slalu by W h ig and good aut h o rity it la stated th a t Jobe
Itew o c ra tie 'b u sh u M tavu.- G a m a ­ F. Stevens w ill be bn Cooa bay w ith­
in the n ext few weeks; th a t be w ill
liel Bailey and Ida w ife narrow ly
acute stage, w ill etapd by N r . B a l­ an d Heim «mt«»
linger.
B allinger
a m an
h i* o w n • choice. M r. P ln v h o tia a
T h e difference now Is th a t tbe
relic o f rire ~ fta » » ie H ad m in istra­ press is sought to be in u zzlc t by
tion. I n playing M r.- B allinger in
tbe money |K»wer through the me
h it cabinet, the president vouched d iu m of harassing and expensive
for his standing and a b ility . O n
prosecutions in th e Courts.
<
fhe other band, ba is in uo way re
Sponsible fo y M r. Pinchot, and i f he
A glance through V o l. 6 Me
had the origin al appointm ent o f a
M aster’s H is to ry o f tbwUnlted Statue
forester, it is very much to be ques­ discloesa the old method as follows;
tioned whether he would pick M r.
A n s o li-s la v e ry meeting a t H a v
Pinchol for the job. Moreover, M r. a r h ill wgs broken up by a ehowvr o f
B alling er is proceeding along the
brisk J x ta .— Page 2d I.
lines o f the law ; M r. Pinohot, by bis
Thompson n arrow iy escaped the
frg n k confession, a t the Irrig a tio n
mob a t Concord. W h ittie r was
Congress, believes in going beyond
psItediW Uhuuud and stones, and a
tbe law whenever it is neeggpary to gallows labeled, “ by order o f Judge
obtain w hat he considérés desirable
L y n c h ,’, pnd provided w ith a nooeo
pod. This Pincbot method does sol fo r Thompson and another for
coincide w ith the common under*
G arrison, was erected in tire « r e d
standing of the T a ft policy.
liM pro Garrison’s Boston bouse.—
T b s T are u s x has ever opposed
Page 284.
, _
usurpation by any officer from Presi
W h ile one mob was chasing G a r
dent down. W e prefer tbe law to ristfh through the streets of Boston,
Pinchot’e jirçgros, and hence stand
another was breaking np the a n ti
by B a|iin ger. ■
slavery convention a t U lio a .— Page
uw*mw
Tha aoarirmed dye-
moiU.” Tha maa
bring lire fru itexp ected , to w h , the
destrucuon'uf the paper. Hre Slave
Power o f Old is being im itated by
the Money Power o f today. !■ tbe
l a v orinuwi a o a re u a a y o r r papar ,
other crops .are
la “ M e ,Hbarty sudi
0«s wMwawd roaasv
aawsia *'la «S lav tsaa
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ABES S. JOHNSTON
Patriotism
M arsh Held, O r., Aog. 1 9 — Rettesi
' JÇJitor Tatuusi a:,—(5.»ad««d ’.«• » *
acquirements « f valuabia water
mui
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lire
re
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lt
o
f
egpqaorea
medi
O F F I C I A L PAPER O F CO UR T
iiy the CbicagM D a ily SoeiaU.t, the frontage u n -Coot la y an d l i A liar and
grand ju r y h e e re m ru e d in d ta m a n W m in in g prupertiaa by puyvhreere
WEDNESDAY» A C O .tttti.ie W .
•gain ai several »liUiQ lM ire C ity o f whose ident'itiea are carefully ma*k-
wi^h llw rew trei k in d ad, tend to « w ifirm the belief th a t
' I fidala char
.fiU
„«1.60 i o f « rl'f t * nd. ,w. W * 4 ‘ ty- A n d lha James J . H i l l i* keeking a const
V*-4«*
78 cry gow up Ip C h icag o aa in &■» term inus * l Grea bay fur bi*>f>ea-
S r Francisco, «bpi yj-iiSeAUoo of tha ebutea
tHi«C«iy H it*. Month»
railroad. R ig h t of way
ngenta
bgre
been negotiating ftw
sort “ hurta hostile»-1”
sever» I month» for land bet wee«
by
Pubii»hMd~tt»ery
T h e persecution o f W arrek < / tha^Caoe bay and G ardiner, 40 miles up
HABft.Y T .«ttíW ART.
Appeal to Reason is JH)l lik U y to tbe coast from Oooa bay, oa the
1 j l l O l a â . h H e » < ....
M » l F iü «toleh your tub* >
,JLM
, pine Assortment of
U iadiea* IFreswei
mti£lin&..
o a lic o f iis t l s L i u t e la . e t c ,
Hardtuare & Tinuuare,
J iaxn ess, L e a th e r , etc.
JUI Goods N ew and Up-to-date,
Orders taken for articles not in stock
A first class miMlnerv shop In con­
nection with store,
Call, get our prices, and be convinced.
Nervous
Prostration
*T suffered so w ith N ervou s
P ro s tra tio n th a t I th ou gh t there
w as rto use try in g to g et w e ll. A
frien d recom m ended D r . M ile s ’
N e rv in e , and alth o u g h skeptical
a t first, I soon found m y se lf re ­
co verin g, and am to -d a y w e ll."
M R S . D . I. JO N E S ,
5 8 0 0 -B ro a d w ay , C levelan d , O .
M u c h sickness is o f nervous
o rig in . - I t ’s the' nerves th a t
m ake th e h e a rt force the blood
th ro u g h the veins, th e lungs
take in o xyg en, the stomach d i­
gest food, th e liv e r secrete bile
and th e kidneys filte r the blood.
I f any o f these organs are w eak,
it is the fa u lt o f the nerves
th ro u g h w hich th ey get th e ir
Strength. D r . M ile s ’ N e rv in e is
a specific fo r th e nerves.
It
soothes the irrita tio n and assists
in th e generation o f nerve force.
T h e re fo re yo u can h ard ly misa
i t if yo u take D r . M ile s ’ N e rv in e
w hen sick. G e t a b o ttle fro m
y o u r dru gg ist. T a k e it all ac­
c o rd in g -to directions, and i f it
does n o t benefit he w ill re tu rn
yo u r m oney.
n
.
a. NiBLsm.
Timber Claims Bought
I will consider the purchase of fir.
and cedar thaber claims, the descrip­
tion whersef ia submitted to me by the
original locator. I f wall timbered, and
and in favorable locations I w ill pay
cash therefor, address
: k ANGCBO. MACKAY
Real Estate Agent
Port Huron, Mich.
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TBK8PAS8
M O T IC K .
Notice is hereby given to all persona
not to enter o r trepan, upon the land
known aa the Jamieson homestead on
Dry Creek, or the Oscar M atber ranch
adjoining, or tbe Big Jewel mining
property, lor the purpose of hunting,
fishing or gathering berriea. Any per­
son or persons so trespassing without
my consent w ill be prosecuted to the
full extent o f the law.-
- M bs . A. A. JiMiatoN.
N o tic e f o r P n b lic a tto te ,
DiraaTMXXT o r tu b I vtxb io n .
U . 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
J u ly H th , 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
A L IC E A. B LA C K
of Port O rford, Oregon, who, on April
SO, 1901, made Homeetoed E n try No.
10 n u l , w m am eue weriuian, boa til­
ed notice of intention to make final
five year proof, to eatabliah claim to
the land above described, before J. H .
Upton, V . 8 Com mlMionef, a t Lang­
lois, Oregoa, on the 24th day of August
1908.
Claim ant names as witnesses.
George Pltahugh, of Port Orford, Ore.
John W . Crowley, of
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8. P. Peirce, ¿ f
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B u u s m u L. E doy , Register.
DENNIS CUNNIFF. Jtt.,
N o tic e o f H e a r in g of F in a l R e ­
c o u n t.
L e p . 0 . 8 . M in era l S u r v e y o r
Notice is hereby given that the final
account of Ames 8. Johnston aa Ad­
ministrator of tha estate of N .P. J u r­
gensen deceased, has been filed hi tbe
County Court of Curry County, State
of Oregon, and that the 11th day of
August M0» a t the hour of 10 o'eloek
A. M ., haabeeadnly appointed by auoh
Coart lor the hearing of objections to
• H e t a akin. N o such final account and the aettlemem|
y w ith o u t it . O n e o n ta . Chndy C a th w
thereof, a t which tints any person in-
oc d m n >y « r tUood
"* * j d keep i t clean,
l i i b
» » terested in such estate may appear aad
»U -riog u p i l ? laay liv e r aod d riv in g c ili
parities f r v r , th e ixxiy.
Pag,a to d a y te file objections thereto Iu w riting afid
m o t . H«gin
-»■.ah p im p :« , boils, b lo tc h « , black brada, contest tbe same.
tut, i h i t »-«Liy fci'ious c o m p ie i*™ by lakiaa
Antes 8. Johnston,
v B B ilr r t, -beauty (o r te a « e t a . A ll d n <
fiate, a c t ir ù ii'o u ouaraatead.
M e. P h
A d m lsittrator of the
Surveyor for the D is tric t oí O r­
egon.
G o ld H g a e h ,
. . .
O re g o n
NOTICB.
. A l l p«rsopi are' hereby warned not to
trespass upon the tends of the under­
signed, situated io Sixea River Precinct,
thtrry comity, Oregon, for t^e purpose
of hunting with guns 6r dogs, o r fish-
rag. Also not to leave any gate open
09 going throng h. or otherwise trespass
In any manner.
Any person no trespasaing w ill b *
prosecuted to thefull e x tefit of the law
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