a, v-a
-T 5 ?
J2L_
THE TRIBUNE.
Hundred and Thirteen, Fifty-Third Goo- Port Orford harbor the unexpended
gresa, Third Session. Jan. 13, 1886, to balance of the $150,000.00 appro
o u t not to exceed *¡908,336, and the un
inriaiitrn made iu 1879 for Ihe Har
expended *kalance of the appropriation
■pruiJNEHnAV, o c r «. i»n-
heretofore made March 3. 187», for the bor <4 Refuge, and to get thia rtion |
establishment o f a harbor of refuge on ey u»ed on Tort Orford harbor work, I
Pobliaheil Every Wcalürildey. hy
the Pacific eoast is hereby transferred the C om m erciti Club is urging lire
• R A K D tT . KTEWAKT.
to be expended on this improvement, if
of tho Port D istrict,
Frank A. Stewart, AaiirUt« Editor inithe opinion of the Secretary of W ar u|l lht. ^(,H i„ view of iw ui Mÿi
the interests of commerce demand such
alam i ȊU.UOO in bonds lo ni ako up
expenditure.*’
/.
the difference between (he am nnut
The
u
n
te
set
also
provided
for
a
sur
SUBSCRIPTION R A T fe.
O ut Obpy One Y ea r........... ,»t A» v«y b i Port Orford harbor, Oregon, with noor lu the credit of Port Orfmd and
,r> estimate of the improvement and its , | ie *200,000 i.ei*»s»ry td build
'One Oopy Bix Mnnlha..
"iti importance to shipping and commerce. ^ . < « ( 1 a . rw co m u teu ^ l bv Capt. ‘
•Tu« Copy Three Months
Thq item in the act c f June 3rd, 1896,
,,, ..
....
.. . ’
making appropriation for th . improve- T h "*’ W. Sym...,« t i n . would be,
ndnrpM t‘M yw’f i»a»*er
I i h l'be n printed
n .en tef Port (jrford harbor by render- • lung term bond issue, und or. the I
w R t o whlFh Jut. I A m I»'
/
1» |«ptM
ing available the unexpended balance of estim ated valu ation o f properly In
the appropr.atli n of March 3rd, 187», ,b e D istrict by C ounty Clerk, Geo.
for the eatabli.hm ^t o f a harbor o f W. Sm ith, of over tw o m illio n dol
R àtbh R masói MU s B.
refuge on the Pacific coast contains the ,
.
provision "if In the opinion of the Sec-
,h e ‘«
'n <!«rry th is tsrue
retary of War the interests of com- «long wouhl be 1$ m il Is, but would
merce demand such expenditure.’’ As decrease in rate each year as the
I the Secretary of War has not decided property values increased, and as
t ratten from the Coos Ilsy Timex In it» that the interests of commerce of the cap ilil| eftlne intu thU Q>ul, ty , o
* locality demand such expenditure, no ,
,
. . .
, .
.
. . .
issu e of rept. 11th, 191i.j-
work of improvement has been done. d eveloP "• aUra<Äed by th e sa /e bar-
' The county court o f Curry county has
It ia to g et this work started and the h o t,th is Worf would (pake.
ordered
the special election
on the
A
il» " incorporating
the Port
of ques-
Port n.oney already^ appropriated for Port, I l has been alleged by som e of
GHANT) H A L E
T hk D airymen ’ s A nnu X l B all
Will be givon at Langlois, Ore
gon, on Saturday, October 14th,
1911. Grand March at 8:30 F.
M„ Sharp.
F loor M anagers : Jake While
and Ernest McConnell.
S upper , a t the new hotel “ Lang
lois”, now under the supervision
of E. M. Pitner.
T ickets 1 1, and a jolly tim e
thrown in.
Fhe Port of Port Orford
Woman’s Power
Over Man
most glorinos endowment it the power
to awakoa and hold tbo pure and honest love o< a
w orthy man. W hen she lo s e s * and still loves on,
no one in the wide world can know (lie heart n/onv
Th e woman w h o suffqrs from weak-
derangement of her special womanly or-
lotcs the power to swey the heart of
H e r general health suffers and she loses
her good looks, her attractivoaeas, her am iability
and her power sad prestige as a w o in jn . D r . R .V . Pieroe, of Buffalo, N . Y . , w ith
the assistance o f his staff of able physicians, has prescribed for and cured many
thousands o f women. H e haa devised a successful remedy fo r woman’s ail-
oumto. I t is known aa D r . Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. I t ia a positive
apeeiffe fo r the weaknesses and disorders peculiar to women. ' I t purifies, regu
lates, strengthens and heats. M edicine dealers sell it. N o U t u t l dealer w ill
advise you to accept a substitute ia order to m ake a little larger profit.
W o s a o ’l
Port Orford Hardware,
Wall Paper & Furni
ture Store. ’
The Place to Buy your Furniture
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF DRESSERS, CH1FF01NERS,
DINING TABLES, PARLOR TABLES, ROCKING CHAIRS,
ARM CHAIRS, RUGS, MATTING, GARDEN IMPLEMENTS,
RANGES, STOVES, HEATERS, CROSSCUT SAWS, HAND
SAWS ft SAW SETS, BUILDING PAPER, WIRE FENCING,
I
Orford to be held on the 30th day of Orford
Oriord harbor
harbor spent
spent there
there that
that the
the elti-
elti- the opponent« o f the Port D istrict
, October. Attorney W. R. Meredith “ “ "® orffanl**n« . th® ’’“f 1 ,f)ri<’tl that the Com m issioners w ould keep
7 WIRE STRETCHERS, ETC., ETC.
presented the petitions to the court rep- f
00 bonding and rebonding u u til the
resenting the Port Orford Commercial the dl»trlct “»»tired at the coming elec-
»
?
Chib which has been pushing tbe port «on, it ia the intention to take the mat- peoplo were taxed beyond reason,
project. As » o n than fifty per cent of ter up immediately with the Depart- This is an argument to frighten
.
_
s m a rt»
F n n d n ix e e a a r trl « H a
z 4 . il
a
.
the legal voters in proposed port dis- ment of Engineers and the Oregon del- honest supporters of the project
egation
in
Congress
as
soon
as
the
reg-
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i
„ „ ■„
,,
tiict had signed tbe petitions, though •
®
«■ and those
advancing it
are not . wor *
session of Congress assembles in
,
,
,
,
the law only requires night per cent to ular
December.
! rying about any rebondltig, but they
eall the election, it is assured that the.
Government
soundings
in
Port
Orford
object to any bond issue whatever,
qnestion will carry by a large majority
bay show the depth of water to be from Large land ow ners and non-resident
when the vote is taken.
• The proposed port district will include thirty to seventy-five feet. Within ten lim ber owner* who do not, w ant to
IT M A KES W E A K W OM EN STRONG,
feet from shore at Tichenor’a Cove,
.._i „ ,u „ :. u«i i: . _ -n
.
.
all of the northern pkrt of Curry coun there
ia fifty feet of water. The pres- 1
1 lhe,r holdings will natural-
SIC K W OM EN W ELL.
ty, Euchre creek being the southern
On Fbnaa’a
o
xmasry
or
me
a
isin
ci
ana
me
vooa-
«nt
wharf,
a
very
short
one
near
grave
f
T
vein,, II, Ltnr ana Bmreh,
boundary of the district and the Coos-
Curry boundary line the northern
and yard pomt^oxtendg into thirty feet of «hey »«1 receive tbe most benefit
water at low tida. .There is also a lake from it by the great increase in the
eartern boundary.
a.aeaaed to you, your additional lax
- The Port Orford Commercial Club • of fresh water one and one half miles value of their property. The law
«»-will
only be two or three dollars
long
and
a
mile
wide
in
places,
with
'
__Lti.ii.
k..
,ii
_
i
-
z
.
has been in correspondence with Sena water ranging from twenty to forty P ^ h .b .t , bondtng in,txcess o f ten
a year. You can eave that amount
tors Bourne and Chamberlain endeavor feet in depth, only a half-mile from the Pp r c e n ‘
«he assessed valuatiorf of
A reward of One Hundred Dollars
ing to gq* the federal government to do
a dozen times over in freight ralea will be paidlfor the arrest and convic
bay adjoining the* town of Port Orford the p«rt d istrict, and no bond issue
•some work on the Port Orford harbor,
annually, or make it that many tion of the Party or Parties who killed
a Hull Elk on Chetoo mountain near
but found that no favorable recommen on the north. It is known asLakeO rf- could be m ade by the CommiM ion
limes in tbe increased business Will Moore's stock ranch, during the
________________________
dation
Could be secured from _________
the De- ord- To dig a canal from this bay to that w»s not approved by the
ma
b»oughI to northern Curry by the summer.
y rtment of Engineers unless part of J*“ lake givtef.*i*® a freBil wat®1’
J o r i t / o f Ihe voters of
th« distriot,
F. M. Mosoxx,
the money for improvement was raised hor here would be easy construction
Government work being done here
Deputy tn charge, South Coeat D iv i
for
if
the
Commission
attempted
to
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loca.ly, so it was decided to takeadvan- * ork’ •» «hero would be no rock to go
Most of those who oppose the sion, Oregon Game Wardens.
Bandon, Oregon, Sept. 13th. 1611.
lage of Oregon’s port law and meet the «hrough, and when the canal was corn- make an unreasonable bond issue,
Port project because of Ihe proposed
requirements of the federal govern- Pleted there wouM be depth to the fresh it coql«l I hi stop|M‘d under the Initi-
ment. Port Orford harbor is not un- WBter’ ? ? hil* the Wooleyport, Cal., Hlivean-I Referendum, and if the bond issue will nut be in this world
#H.OO Reward.
known in Washington though it
P~Po»«d'fresh watet the harbor is 2 |>e>,p,e arc not satisfied with the when the bonds become du?, an<L
long been neglected because to far from wUeB f"?1" .tht oc*Bn’
i*k* only
the next generation will pay them
I "ir—on the county road between
railroads, but with the completion of ? ne * ^ 2 } tke deP«*
«*« Fort Orford Co-nniitsioio rs they can iccall one gladly and thank ns for having .Fort Orford and Sixes, during the
(Successor to N. C. Nielsen.)
month of July, a 89 ¡Special 8. & W.,
the Panama canal, when it will be nec- }ak®’ Th^se, , wh° know. ®°rt Orford oraM of them at any time, so that
a .
‘
«
the
foresight
for
¡Muipg
them
and
black m etal revolver. A reward of »8
essary to load boats that carry heavy . Br;b°,r Bnd oW BaamBn w? ° have •PBnt the arg11ment -that the Commission
will
be
given
for
the
return
oi
tiie
gun
tonnage for which deep water is requir-
!*7eB ?? the P“ ,flc coaBt h,va has I im much |xiwer falls flat, for starting the work on so great a har- to tiie Bank of Port Orford.
ed. Port Orford will come into her own,
that th,a • * ? ! * “ ~ w Boon U on all the power rests with Ihe |sople bor. The senlimtnt in favor of the
J. W. F laszoam .
the map as one of the leading harbor^ , ,
;
, „ ' ,
I port is growing daily, and from
and the organization o f the port district on
the coast.
’ of
nf the district. U hen th e Port l ) t » - !
is the preliminary step in getting ready
S H E R IF F ’S SALE.
* triet is voted tipon favorably, the present indication» it will carry by
•*
for the big things which are to be when
»bout 16 to 1. Why not join hands
Governor wilt appoint five Cum mis
the Pacific coast feels the impetus of liesr .Mr. Editor:—
N
oticx
I
s
hereby
given
that
by
virtue
and make it unanimous. We have
commerce through the Panama canal,
At Ihe request,of the Kxeot-tive »iiuicrs^n»Wil the next regular elec everything to gain and nothing to of an E locution and Order of sale Is
sued o*it of the Circuit Court of the
i In 1871 Congress authorized a com
liyu.
Tli«
Commissioners
serve
Coinuiittee of the Port Orford Com-
lose. We spend no money on the!
mission of engineers o f the War De
without
salary,
and
cannot
directly
partment to study the question of con- tnerciul Club, I submit thia state
harbor unless tbe Government takes
atructing a harbor of refuge between ment of Ihe purpose* of the Club io or. indirectly profit by any contract hold first, and when we get U ncle1 and the seal of aaia court, in-« certain
and fresh supplies will be received by every steam er.
t Ui
the Golden Gate and the Columbia river, desiring the orgaoizalion of the the Cotnuiissron may make. It is Sam started to work on Port Orford knit lately tried tn said court wherein
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»'’»«.ing
required
„
.
C. M. Benham, is plaintiff, and Samuel
After an extensive examination o t the Perl of Port Orford, and tiiC objects to lie assumed that, the Governor harbor it ia only a question of
Van Pelt, etal aro defendants, on a
entire coast line, this commission select
will appoint responsible men on
Judgment and decree ol foreclosure, in
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
to be attained thereby.
ed Port Orford as the only desirable site
tliis
Coii.iuisrioii. Th« Executive short time, with the completion of favor of said plaintiff, and against said
The
Port
Orford
Coinniereiai
Club
8aiuuel
Van
pelt,
defendant,
for
the
the
Panama
Canal
near,
until
the
available on account of its deep water,
BOOTS and SHD K
Coit'ioiiiee of tl.e Port Orford Com
sum ol *11,269.03, and *20.60 i-o«U and
unequaled anchorage and the protection Wlt* organized a year a g o ,. and im
big breakwater will be built efrtire dl
bureeineuta, to me directed and de
MENS
and
BOYS,
CLOTHING,
mercial
Club
is
com^ised
of
the
fol
afforded by the high surrounding coun- inedintuly thereafter began n corre
ly nt Government exiierne for a livered, oomn.ending me at such Sher
iff to proceed to notiep of sale, and to
trr
since then the Department haa spondenoe with Senators Bourne lowing: John McKenzie, Chas. W.
LADIJfiS’ DRESS GOODS,
“Harbor
of Refuge” for the whole sell . ho teal property in said writ and
Zumwalt, John It. Miller, E. J. Ln-
and Chumberlain relative to getting
order,
hereinafter psrtlca’.crly de
HARDWARE, GRANITE and TINWARE.
(nine the cost of the construction of an
!ncy, Willi» T. W hite, 8r„ Dick Pacific Coast. Be a Irobster and get scribed, »ml
to satisfy said writ and order
•xtensive harbor, The first report in the Governm eul to do som e w ort
of sale, as by statute in such case made
Quelten,' and the officer» of the Club in line with progress.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES
1878, by Mrj. H. M. Hobert, Corps of on Port Orford harbor. T hey re-
and provided; now, in obedience to
Respectfully submitted,
J. D. Ixiucks. II. T. Stewart, W. H.
said writ and order of sale, and in pur
Engineers, made a project and estimate plied to Ikes« inquiries that the De
CANDY,
NUTS
and
NOTIONS.
W. H. M kredith
suance of my duties as such Sheriff, I
f e r s harbor of refuge which contem- partm ent n f Engineers would not Meredith and Ames 8. Johnston.
In fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a w«ll stocked
Secretary
Port Orford will on
t^ COnF rUm OnJ ? breakJ ^ r »>«te a recon.rocod.tion for work Most of these men are well enough
„
* i/ii x
satuiday , ocroata 7th, 1911,
* ~~
-
General Merchandise Store.._________.
;
C uim nercul Llu,b. >n-fr»t)t *>. the oourt house door of said
1,500 yards in length and to coat $a,000-
_ k n ow n in Gurry county -to insure
pit ri> i .
County, at Gold Beach, at the hour of
000. The second plan and estimate for
ORDERS
TAKEN
kOK
ANY
ARTICLE
NOT
IN
STOCK.
’ Io Ihe voters that any recoin mend«-
9 o ’clock in the afternoon, offer for aa'o
a harbor .of refuge at Port Orford was bf tlie money was raised locally, as
lion they may make will be éonaer-
The friends of our Port Orford and sell to the highest anil beet bidder
made in 1877 by the boanbof engineers Tillamook, Sinslaw, CoO* Bay ami
therefor, for cash in hand, all the right,
for the Pacific coast, consisting of Lieu- other ,Miints where the G overnm ent vative and for the best intercala of Port are cautioned to 1« on their title and in te n e t which said defendant
Barauei
Van Pelt hod in or to the land
guard against’the falsehoods circu
tenant-Coleneis Alexanders. Williamson w4s.doing work contributed locally ‘h® C° U“’y “hd ,he U x f,8>'ers-
in said-writ and eider of sale, or any
and .Stewart, and Major Mendell,
which
,
,
..
.
_
.
lated
by
itseneinies—some
of
whom
" J*“ “ *”**■ Io assist in the work. Thtwe points
¿«“»‘her argument .against tbe
part thereof, oh the 1st day of March,
contemplated a breakwater 6,780 feet
,n the W“rk’ r*’™ I*’" " * I
1910, or at Any lime afterward, or now
In length and to cost *10,600,000. The “ « organized Port Districts
D istricts under
uuder 1’<Xl Pr»jec«’ '• ‘hat the local money are outsiders, and no doubt hired has, of io and to the following describ- j
wilt
tie
raised
and
epeut
first
and
to
defeat
tl.e
measure
if
they
can.
ed land, to sat sfy said writ and order
third survey, plan and estimate for a Oregon’s port Law, and «fier corre
It ia also re|K.rted (bat Bandon of sale, and the costs and expenses of
harbor of refuge at Port Orford, waa spondence and invealigalinn by .wtr then tbe Government would not do
tnakingjsnch sale, viz,
Thia is not true, as and Marshfield are slyly working
^ t yJ t j°ir1Í M KWÍl’On’.C<>rT . Oí C.m.mcrci-1 Club, it w.a found that anything
Donation Laud Claim No 38 of Hiram
Rngfneere, in 1878, which contemplated .,
there will be nothing S|»ent until against us. Just ask yourself why? Tuttle situated in sections 4, 6, 8 and o
a breakwater 6,000 feet in length and
P°rt orga.Hl.l.ona were sue-
in Township 41 South Range 13 West
the Government authorize« the And the answer is the strongest Will. Mer and bounded and described
V, coet *9,406,000. The fourth plan and ce**ful ln nccom pllsbing Ihe ol.j.-cQ)
as
follows: Beginning at a point 21.96
t tímate waa made in 1880 by a board dezired— getting guvernnien . aid for spending of the money already ap- proof you need to make you support chains East, and 4.06- chains North of *
< f engineera conetituted of the fellow- harbor work. Il waa therefore de- l’rcPria ,id *"r Tort Orford harbor, the great Port ajt Port Oi ford with t i e south-east corner of the south-west j
.ng officers o f the Corp« of Engineers, d .le d by o«r Club to ask the m-onle but
W'B aniii“ 'on of ‘ he Port all your might. Remember also, quarter of section 4 above Township
Range, and run thence South,
W ffiS L •n i^ M n^ T ne^MS‘eW^,'•í• “ f N orthern Curry county to unite D i’ tri<*
P‘BCe lh e c i,ix e"B llere that the control of the Port will al and
18.08 chains ■ thence West, 88.38 ch ain s;
tama< n and Mendell, and Major Oil- .
_
in a position to make definite ar ways be in the hands of the people. thence North, six degrees and thirty
lespie, which contemplated a breakwa- ’*» organ izin g.th e Port ol Port Or
minutes West, 13.M0 chains; thence
r
with the government If the CommisionersdooT please u- North, thirty- three degrees and thirty
rangeinenis ».in
ter 8,960 feet . I long and to coet *8,950,-' ford, and petitions weie^tccordingl v rangements
minutes
W
e->
4
ns.
..«rn«.
Vatf
W . The fifth plan and estimate waa prepared, signal and presented to Kn* ,"eer'' »<» ,h »‘ ° « r Senator« and w»«»n remove them by the Recall.
92 60 ch ain , to the place of beginning,
m w fom 18W by Cxdonel G. H. Mendell, rt,e C ou n ty CouH
n » * i f e « l i r Ne|.» ee Mlt o t i t c a n do something If Jliey should attempt to levy an and containing 10o.:)4 acres, excepting
ih t
rnF C,PUin
Septem ber, and they f0 ’’ 0 ’; The improvement of Port unreasonable tax,
or do any therefrom one tot livretofore sold to
William Kirk, and containing one half
other outrageous net, we have tl.e acre. Also Lota 4, 6, 6 ,7 and 8 and
NEJ of SEI of Bection 6, Township 41
plan and estimate except that tba c o e t ,l,ii<’ question for Monday, Oi-tolier
", " , U.. m’ *’ *c,or,e»* p*C-. Referendum to resciud their acts. Bouth
ol Range 13 West of Will. Mrr.,
and
make
other
improvements
in
W
ith
these
absolute
safe
guards,
the
was reduced to »7.820,000.
.
30th.
containing 18«.20 acres. Ale», Dona
tion Land Claim No. 39 of Christian
T lv river and harbor act of August
Every one who lia» m ade any all northern Curry, and give work People nre always the masters, and Tuttle in Sections 8 and 9 in Township
18,
1894, provided for a survey o f
18, ii»4,
, i, . ,,
and
employment
to
all
at
good
it
will
be
our
own
faults
if
we
sub
41
couth Range 13 West Will. Mor.,
’Port Orford, with a view to improving ' " 7 "[ ,hd t ’o w '’ ,ne“ ' r e ,m .t.o „
and bounded and deicrlheil as follows : It shall be my purpose to keep a full »lock of everything required by the
wage«,
and
mnke
a
home
tnarket
mil
to
unreasonable
acta.
Just
do
the same for shipping purposes and as
<»^ Ibe PnCilie, know«
Beginning at a point 15.15 chains North
a harbor of refugn?, commencing at ’bat Port Orford hrti one o f the trvst for all products grown in Curry your own thinking over the hints of the north east corner of the south-
trade in the line of
qusrter of the south-east quatter
Grave Yard Point and by jetty, sea «lerp^wtler harbors on the Cnnat. county, as well as giving cheaper in thia paragraph, , and don't let
of sec Ion 9. and run thence South 16.15
Wall or other proper construction ex- It was r.com .nended for a Harbor of and better freight mtea to »11. The your enemies pull the wool over chain«; thence West 98 chain.; thence
North, thirty-five degree» West, 18.60 GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
Commission can also regulate your eyes.
«
ch ain .; thence East 106.20 chains to tbe
wharfage charge» and have them as
BOOTS and SHOKS
dace of beginning, and containing
aeeeeeary, and suited for veaaels of ln '**'3, 18* t, 1880 and I8‘JO, and
MEN’S and BOY’S CLOTHING.
I
63.38
acres.
Alsu,
all
the
land
lying
low
as
at
Bandon
or
Coos
Bay.
The
Notice for P ublication.
^middle draft; and stcondary, if necesaa- <hi»t a breakwater to cost about
and being between ordinary high tide,
As this who1.? 9 u w ,'wn '• on«1 o f progress,
ry, by another jetty, sea wall, or other »9.000,000 0 0 be built.
DBrxaratKT c / twx I mtxbiob ,
and ordinary low tide bordering on the
LADIES'1 DRESS GOODS
eonatructlve work extending from the la.ge project seemed too ex p en siv e bnt
Xou ar’
w ith , the U. B. Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon Chetco River in front of and abutting FANCY GOODS,
the
lands
hereinliefore
described,
to
Hepteml>er 93, 1911.
« ■ ififh u X S « ^
for the needs of commerce .1 that P^re»« of the l.st forty year. ,0
gether with all fishing anil fishing
Notice la hereby given that
y
r hundred or more feet, so as to .
Curry county, then you should vole
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, .
rights appurtenant to all of tbe above
H ssbt M. A xtell ,
accommodate vessm» of maximum •'“»e, V apl. 1 h*M. W. bj moil», in
. . ,, . ...
.
...
de-cribed lands, togefiiier with the
draft”
-
,1894, recommended that a «.nail a8B'n' “ he
Dl.tr.ct, if h o w cv of Port Orford Oregon, who, on August tenements, hereditaments, appurten
CANDY, NUTS and NOTIONS.
14, 1906. made Homestead entry ances, rights, privileges and fiancl.ines
The report contained an estimate of tea wall 1« built from Graveyard i<r’ ^°U l"”1“ >1-»• *»rue to get bury Serial,
No. 04006, for NW I PER 8EI belonging to or in any w ise appurten
a W t e a ^ fc r constructing a wharf from poil,t to cost about *200,000 00 and ’ "d d° *ousc'h,n8 ‘° helP oureelve. SEL t»l NKJ of KEi, Sec. 17, Township ant to the said land», together with all In fact, a .upply of everything usually kept in a well »tooted
1 Merchandise Store.
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‘he appropriation ;nHte“d ° i " Uiin'ii ,'0 ’, 0 ’ n d * Bi‘i0« 33 B , Range 14 west Willamette Men water rights and wnter ditches tppar-
dhth, iia s filed notice of intention to
Point, "the next high point» or head- ‘w ’ hi» work at that tim e . “ I f
f,»r »ometlnng to turn up then you make Final Commutation Proof, to es tenant to or belonging to the said lands
herein described, excepting the town
Port W’ B" tablish claim to the land abovedescrib- lots sold prior to March l, 19 i 0, accord
Lltoi ', l*nd-,y uth* e*ter|y-•• Pursuant to tw . ‘h« opinlnn Of the Secretary of War ,h °",d ’ °'ei Yf" O"
, ■ ed, before J. H. Upton, Un ted States ing to the plat of the town of Harbor,
river and harbor act of June tiie d em a n d , of ouinincrcs justified) iaation, and urge your friends a,ia ' Commissioner, wt f-anglois, Oregon, on not exceeding in all ten lota, which lota
are 26 by 19U fe e t; all the above de-
3rd 1898, contained the following item: such ex,w„diture.”
Thia
neighbor, to ap,»port R. D on’t l e t j the 10 day of November, 1911
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Claimant names aa wltneai
hedM
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land is situated in Curry Lk*un-
Grave Y a 4 Point, Orejren acroHinw
cl,,u,,e Pu! «•'” matter wholly in the tlle,BX bug B b"° ’tBre T"!1- 111 Jain«« Bolton, of Port Orford, Oregon, ty,
» Oregon,
plan recommended by (> p l. T lJ . W.
«•»« Secretary of War and J'®“ BrB a" a*era8" property o^rner j
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l»a ted a t 1G old Beach, Sept. 1, 1911.
W. A . B isubl .
Call and Examine Qooda, and get Prices.
ajrm- ns, of the Corp« trf Engineers, as *'• 1‘»» •»<•« V*t recommended the and have fifteen hundred or' two John Fromm,
Sheriff uf Curry County, Oregon.
By D. M. Mooax.
•er Housa document numbered Three work. Thera is to the credit of thoatand dollars worth of pr«.|«rlyf
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Come in and L ook O v^r our sam ple
books o f W all Paper.
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WM. GIVINGS,
Prop.
$100 Howard
AMES S. JOHNSTON
G E N E H A I / M lS B L O H A JV rJRa
^ r P o r t Orford,
NEW GOODS,
k Call and examine goods ar.d get prices.
JOHN R'MILLER. .
GENERAL MERCHANT,
P o rt Orford, Oreuron-
Has opened a new Store, with
HEW GOODS,
Orders Taken for Anything not io Stock.
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JOHN K. MILLER