»«* ; I.ond.m, A pril 3. 9:40 p. m.— T W
o»rt firri «norm»J moil to re*.h Chan
aek ' orllor of Ihe Kxclwquef U oyd
W . G-..r«v today hrongbl stemt W OO
«39- letters, yirtnagy dli OeMling with
r a d ih v q in . iii .i l .4 abrinmnow from
an drinking in Kngtand Tliia rn ia
her linlicates that ibe day’« total of
letters w ilt he in. rxesae of «6,000.
"2
Them* ontoioiHHonihMM were ro-
k seised by the eh nceijur iu
answer
<mr *° ’ * * f“ 11 ,M’ * ’ I1»*“ 1 «FRwfcf •
in i ba aewspaper. yeotordajr urging
fe<
«® » rite hi*» in favor at ab-
aulute piohibjiinu.
.
Old Stock Still Going
Twenty-two Years Ago.
New Goods Coming In
,
On acoount r f the storm
r w m uu Milutol la«» Friday«
nomical Power is needed, whether log­
ging, plowing, harvesting, d sking,
there
Burn—;A t Piriol river, March Srd
’ 1893, to ibe wife of James A verill
1 a daughter.
» ■ .
Otto Newman, of Kucbra oreek,
j- came up ymtorday for tba purpose
of meeting bio toot bar Charles,
whom ba expected to arrive from
tba city b /ftb a steamer JSmily.
VM
Momcnlegd Qu xlion.
________
un
I t w ill ba noted in thia iesaa that 8K
Hon. J. H .U p lo n takia iaaua with m“
Ibe T g in o tx for staling that praot
ieally ail of the land suitable fur
Homestead entry In Curry county
M a bean taken up.
un
I t la certainly the wish of tha * 1
Writer that Mr. Uptou might b e ,1""
iP uiut Wedoeaday with hie tool her
| and two atxtora, uo their retura to
; their home at Rogue river. The
two young ladiee (rave town attend­
ing ibe excellent school at tha for
« « r plane, and all expreeacd them
aalvea a. well plritaed with tba town,
the aclnxii and the people.
correct In th t position ha takes, but i ,
after having been connected more anc
pr lava with the land hueineaa f u r * * * '
tba peat several years aa U .8 . Com (. J
gaimiunar and being familiar with I Whl
tba general topography of the lands ,r *
tbgt ars now subject to entry, w a i1"
pannot but adhere to Ike opinion | ,
previously axpreeeed that the day
pf tba homesteader in Curry oouuly
is a ll bat guns. I t is true that
ptany locations that are now vacant *.
w ill ba taken and proved upon, and j * *
WOOMntogo upon one o f thane Rot
pith the expectation that they can I inm
yanllM any kind of an income there !
from, at Moat for a number of years,
|a something that we cannot con for !
acientlously do.
requ
Tha hope of the future develop * le*
B ant and settlement of Curry dbun-
ty lias in bar rich bottom lands that X «
WILL BARR.
Gold Beach, Or.
Local representative
S tats or O kkook I
Cocirn os Unaai f "
..
5 -
i t &
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C U R R E N T T Q P I£ 8 .
of Iba «ore or lean iron clad rules
heretofore la force la in order.
, | fned #
,
| Attorney.
>
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-
Total
Johnson,
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a
wm
By reading of iba Isle
marriage
( « k . H ta « k b n <0
M
o » M d t . r l j w Ibera
be , brand
t r t a t . b
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b U d
X ,
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8RMM»lNh’MR baostl a m .
Cas« la Rad eat tbe dead w m
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I* -p e l" « t Z T b r a .
up " e r a
h t
.» i d
'“ ' ’ r 1'" ’ " « « " ‘ »»«ly. ■’•H in Stmach " The
ha impossible rrquiremeni lo l’onl. " . m ir
,o .
¡vate” 90 acres, which will «„rely 7 h r if T t h e nTxt M r ! f t i M
a doM by tha Cpngrro, to «tavan.
C M
ext December. Besides, there era 1 ,
bokwdnima «tattered
hrouxhoM F«»rto f i r ^ prepinct as an
b
J X
^ ” .‘ .’ ¿
tc act of 1908, which will ha defl
£ « ..............
^ y
T " .’
* od
added
“ ’ ““ í r
„
n
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w X L S iljaBd’ *■
» » » » a w l fo r e s t.
lD tbe
p to r a a ila , u d o th e r
G o m k k e p t In S t o c k .
Sp a , tin »
IM o k . a n d W in d o w , in T .r le ty
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n hand«: ,.x
P ip e F i t t i n g s , P lu m b in g ; a n d T i n
w o r h o f a l l k in d s d o n e o n a b o r t
n o tic e .
Cheever ® Bowman,
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va
A S ta m p in g PW ^Wer
i
L a tijr lo is , O r.
Of the PUU of °««t«>O.
You aw herrby
s i r m “r
r V * * “ 0* ° * ,w i l n,u,< A r‘ ort° ^
O«c. l0. T . 36H , R. 11 W ., W. M „ do-
scribed by metes and bounds, as fol-
Iowa: Beginning at corner No. I,
whence corner No. 1 of the J. O. OsUa
haa applioriion bears R 3 deg. 1» min.
W ., W JO chains ¡extending tbenoe B.
66 deg. to « in . W ., 19 chains; thence
S. 8.6u chains; th< nee 8. 49 deg. K , 1 8
chains; thence N. 91 deg. I L M 8
Tribune, once a week tor six sueceaaive
weeks, commencing with the issue of
April 7tb, 1916, end ending with the
ie»ue of M ay IVth, 1916.
. C. J. W A L K J tt,
Attorney for P laintiff.
Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
Powder
WM. GILLINGS, PROP
___ .. __________________ __________
Ins to the
Notim to hereby gives to all perso»«
itton of Ha- I , o * “ •«
concern, not to «star u p
List »-167O. ua nr tresp.-\se upon the premises of L .
U to tJ l
I
<or “ *• P“ r Pn“ <* bunting, nr
i lord O r í i “•‘‘«"I. <««** “OOK » * * H“*- «»ted pre.
10,1916. O. “ k "* M» aitnatod an Blk River, Carry
IM-Iuoer o f County, O r e g o n , end generally known
as tha ” Boad” pisar.
full lias of S toves
'•
O B N N I8 C tJ N X iF F , J R .,
or men n e r, or lead ng down fences, or
Lep, (J. 8. Miner»! 8arvejni
W. A. WOOD
g j
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
BOLD BBACÌI. OKKOON.
Sarveyvr for tba D istrict of Or-
egon.,
Gold Mead*, > » » Ot crm
and R anges,
. or tosvellng thiough fat any shape jorm
oo««ty,in the permmof Jem ..
itoly lib to io d next In t a r .
> *•
o
,
set total of anaqal U ger of any pre
Marshfield real aetata dealers have oinot In the ouqjnly.
P | hero knocking tbe publio lands
»
Langlois Ore , .
I - « « - C i r c u i t C o u rt o f th a B tn ,a
wf O rrgao, fo r th e C o u n ty
of C a r r y
Notice fa hereby given that the lands and answer tba rom plalnt died aaainat
deacribed below, embracing 38417acma , you in tha above entitled auit within
within the Hivkiyoo National Forest, | six «eeka from tbe date of the firril
Oiegtm, will be subject to settlement publication of this aun mons, to-w it; I
. and entry umler the provision« o f the within aix week» from the 7th day of
huBHMtoad tawa of tha United States A pril, ISIS, tbe a me heing the date of
and tha act of Jnoe I I , 1 9 « (34 S to t, the grot pabUeatiba of this summons J
US) at the United Mates tana olBca nt and I f you fail to appear and answer
I Roaebarg. Orraoa. on April 2S, 181«. in Urn above entitled suit on or before i
I An setUer who was kctaally and hi tha 19th day of May, 1»I6, the same '
K >od faith claiming any of said lands being the lari day prescribed in the or-1
«,»• agricultural purposes prior to Ja a. der lor publication, judgment will be
i 1 ,18ofi. and has sot atonuonad same, taken «gainst >ou for want thereof.sad I
,« aa a preterenae right to make Imme- ' tha plam t.ff will apply to tl«e court for
stead en»ry for the lands actually « - I tks relfc-f oetuswte,. la his complaint,
eaptod. «aid lands wave liaton Upon which is «u h .U ntl.lly as (ollows; For'
the applications of the persons men* tbe dissolution of the marriage om-
tioned below, who have a preference tract now existing le t m en the plain-
r l,h t subject to the pi ior rig ht of aay tiff ncu defendant, and fur such other
< such settler, provided such settler or and further relief as the court may
I applicant is qaalitled to make home , dtem Just and equitable.
»-«ad entry and the preference right I s ' iwrvioe ol thia »unimops is made bv ,
J Snerv hod prior to anr. 38.1915, en which public»! ion pttVsbaut to an order inadu '
I date the lands will be subject to an tie-| by tha H e « - W. A. Wood, County ’
ment aorientry by any qualified pat-'Judge cl CurryXteanty, Oregon, bem-
*E h
t 8” * within tog date of March » A , 1911 directing
eircull | , e <,
A k .n , . , U . ; ¿ V o i »
T ,
f f .* 7 IX
,
Mr. Burnley it a l<mg tinte ro»rdent
i sod prautiliober in the onuuty, end
*• eminewily deserving of thia rec
"gni'lon, and many propia w|ll be
ditoppoinled if ha is not selected.
*
663,46«
» A S »
Brielle Cordiner, Defendant;
U t e S-l»7V«nd -1S7V e d V e f e S t V ' 0“ 1“ 1^ ' “ * BU” * M m '
•1 M* ’ tora W a? J n J
'.
I hsrs n *t reas the circular from very latg arrival In Corry I» being
the DepaAmeol at Wsrbington »»»•*'’*•"«» '» f f * * q w t e r s for the
gbich you gieniion, hut bare ba-
w het her with any promise
fora me a ^ t a il exhibit prepared h“« *
hie coming io not knows,
hy thp Register apd R«peiy»r whluli
)bows—
íj
Pend suh^ect to e p lr j 88,436 A
Reserved, tarveyed
7WXX»“
Jtaaervad uotorvayad 430,040 “
S
Guy Oordiner, Plaintiff,
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Son-nagn to the Govern
Aitorpay
H. B. 8TEIMBR.
■
Everybody and bis wife, iaolud
i l"8 »oelto, oousiM and aunts qp
V o o .ro fe, error whan yoq
by Pick
there I . no homafiteed land j. f t In
l0
S
X
¿a
w«alil have bean plastered over
with script by non resident specu-
lators, we do have a grievance ba-
causa of over much rod t>|>e con-
fronting us when wa proceed under
the act of 1906 (oseeqra a homeab-ad
within tha Hnflneo of a reserve,
wherefore an amendment of said
spi involving a relaxation of some
UrFy‘
1 Ctvn, A coos
wots and expenara of thia action.
icatioa April 7, W18.
leation May IS, ISIS.
Given ucdei
> hand th l. lat day
of A pril, IV I*.
M . T . W R IG H T .
Justice of tlie Peace.
1 to r-a lat af tools and ether articles-
* also root of plaao 1 to 3 years.
Borrow T bibomi >—
. T* —
action.
' „
The Datendanta w ill take notice that
'
Will run but a fa« head of half
Starved aheap or cattla to the e U ia .
Amandatent tot tba throe year
ti
homestead law would Quake the ac the ,
qoiring of land more easy, but it '„nly
Would not improve the quality or conn
value of IL Tba prompt law has a of M
provision ns follows, which settlers
Who a rt e n titl'd to relief from oul
W
Mvstioo tnpy take advantage of;
will
Bv J H- Urrog.
w____ __
;
ataea a I yvr Mining Co., I to Macovan
P. O Kattto, M am a«' J M ow»*. - -
To elxna River M in in g Company. P.
i
M»a abuvv uantad
dafcndanta
*
I n the naasa <4 the State af Oivgon
you err hereby r, q ub rd to appear i«-,
i fcro tha undent, ned, a Ju.tkw of the
| Passe ter thepeecm etsto emid~.arMi-
*?
we* k * m m tha first pi.blicnton
vt thia buhubol S In *tb<* Port Ori n)
Trtlmne. a arek ly nawapaipcr pubikhed
Coos B a r Ntws.
pents sa to cultivation. Thia may
b« done, if the land entered la so
biUy or roogh, tbe eoil so alkiline,
pompad, sandy or sweatpy, nr the
precipilaiiop of moisture so light
pa not to aMko tha cultiyatiuu of
jba required smoarUl prscttcbie,
W if tha land is generally yaluabia
Poly forgragiag.”
Langlois, Oregon,
3. a . Bowman
of tt
the <
log, hot In the rooky bin iande that
.
bale Agent for Code and C urry counties.
1 » tin- J n » tir e C o u r t fo r th e
S ix th D ta tr ie t.
„W
n « ,b
_
-1/. < A lso C ortbactob < fc B uilder
Estimates given; Plans and 8peoiftcationa
Tarnished on application. V
ar was caught out io tba storm, ran, Mate «1 Oregon, fSrOnrry Co
out of water and fuel, apd forced to ? " * “ , / *
* * .—**** °*
I.
They aze Guaranteed to do the Act-
UaJ Work Of 18 horses At A nnminpj
cost of $2.20 per day for fuel
F :r inform ation call or w rite
An H. L. F. Silo; Save your feed and in­
crease your milk flow, by supplying an
abundance o f good feed when you most need
tha hiiuacboJd furniture and sosm In toe m - m — o ( the ti-tata o
rateable private effects briongliig t o ; T**0“ »» Cornwall, deceased.
W m . Fleming. I t la mid the e lm « I
¥ y1»< 1
bot to eoeonrage a working matt or the
prtl, easily support a JO tu 1 pope
lation above what they am now do
or Sum m er over apy fend or n r 3«
under an y conditions«
C. MALEHORN,
Newt reaches hare that the lug
Katie Cu»k, enroute from Smith
river to Rogue river, with the eargo
of the wrecked steamer Field on
board, lost a il her deck load 'p h lla ,
•one w ill doubtless make nice home«
land clearing, road construction, grad­
ing, lumbering, freighting or station­
ary work of any nature, T P& Y U B A
X W T O B W < the w o r t W inter
ZUMWALT & SONS
Mio. K. Fit eh ugh haa been en—
gaged'to teach a three month.’ term
of aebiad in Port Orford, to begin
A p ril 10th. M»a. Fitahugb is oar
pianmi School Supu, holds 4 State
««•rlittcate, slid it a teacher ofVoav
oral years experience.
I A lf M iller returned fro « Myrtle
»•'
ct, Dependable, Eco­
tenever
The following items are taken from
the Port Orford Tribune of March.
14. 1883. Wetter Sutton. publisher:
leaving out aide g»tea open, a r melaat
ibg personal property, will bn proseeu
lad to t»e GUI akieni of lha taw.
War. R. Johnses,
Lessee of the above
S u em sey, sxAlunxinum, i^ugsandS/C at-
tinfi, S b ietto SuttUru, S a n U m s.