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M. R. BICCS,
Attorney at Law and notary.
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lll.'KMi AN i t HI - I, I 'HI A r LAW
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Abstractcu of Titles
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W!1!-;N V'll' WANT A VIRr-
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Wood, Ciolh and Metallic Caskes,
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Amoricati PU:i- - Rates
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I'iiF. PoACTiCAL I'uYA
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I'lllt lnt ni'.ll flll.'KTct lilt lit." of 111-
kimla coiislanlly kept in li:inil
Our ir.i'll ) F, "llio heel of nu-nti
it tl.c Vi ry liiwcsl prices."
iilVK A I'Al.L AND HI-
CON VINCKD.
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Grand Celebratio n
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PRINEVILLE
An Important Decision From
the Interior Department
K ESI DEN'CE CONSTH UEI
Tho Corernmont l Ksaplngr a Rigid
Watch Ovor Homeotsd4 in Oregon
anl Whlnsrton.
11031 KSTEAD LAW j iMrl umUt 1,10 ,i0riie8tead act-
aim jusi wnai constitutes a con-
t'liuoui rfBiilence Lag been various
j cons trufJ. Tho decisions of tho
land department Lave been so lib
eral an to lead fifUlern to believe
thul all that is required . ia to eg
tabl!h only a constructive reai
1 nee ; that to put up any kind of
i building, cultivate a few ncre of.
I nul, an I vinit the land sleeping
thereon once in sit months, audio-.
i d lo efjtablish a residence. IIo-,
ever this id not a compliance with
the law, nor in it li ible to La eo
comidered by the department.
The intention of the houiegtead
law is to give nctual cettlera hernea,
i. ot to give every individual 100
crts fur '.L'i purpose of fpecula-
of the
riiirii'isn
make ; government to give everv eetller
Booming of Cannon at Sunrise.
A grand street parade at 10 o'clock that
will out-class anything ever seen in the
county.
Orations and reading of the Declaration
of Independence.
Presentation of a Hag to the City of
Piinevilie by the ladies who conducted the
celebration in 1000.
Music, by the brass band, and singing of
patriotic songs.
81-10 offered to baseball clubs; free for all
to enter. 8100 to the winner and 840 to
tho second best club.
Gentlemen's foot races, ladies' footraces,;
egg races, potato races, hoys' races, girls' j
In thi past the interior depart
ment Las been most liberal in con
strueing what constitutes a n.M-
uinic uyijii a uuiui-o .cnu euiuiitriiv , ion, 11 IS UlU
to enable the claimant to
proor upon and tecure title from j w jl0 wjl go ( n!o a. piece of land,
tb government to the land. Hut cultivate and improve and make a
stricter rulings are Uing enforced . home thereon a titl to 1&0 acres.
as will be fren from the following jt js expected thit each settler,
Walla Walla diepatch dated June ' triall make Lis homestead Lis ac-
jtualhorr.e; that he shall reside
"A decision of interest to hun-( tbere tie majority of tho time, not
dreds of city homesteaders who ijve somewhere e'he, and visit his
are trying to reside in the towns of, hom-stead semi-occahionally. The
Oregon and Washington w here , )a w provi j,,s tial ,e thall nobe
they Lave some businef?, and at! al.seut frtrn his homestead longer
tbe same time prove up on Lome- than six months at any one tiace.
steads in the new districts, was re-; This does not contemplate that he
reived nt the Walla Walla district sha'l l,n nhset t from the home
land oflice yeMerday frcm tl.t- de-1 ttt.:lI tho greater part of every six
par'.ment of tho interior. l0ntH dtirinz the five years' resi-
"The general application of tho jtnc(, but that he shall a-tually
text would meim a repetition ofi rf-i-iJe iiprm the land the greater
ttie story row ult bung tolU that to purlion 0f the time,
successfully hold a claim a manj At pit sent the government is
must mnke continuous residence . , k eeiiig a rigid watch over the
It also practically means that a il0ulPi t, a,;g 0f Orcg jn and Wash-
newcoiner can successfully ron!est ing.01) Every proof that is sub
any of the thousands of homesteads. mifel will be ca-efully scrutinized,
being held by men not actually re-1 Enj eck 0f re3idnce is liable to
siding on them, but who are rnak-! j,,, many of their right toob
ing a pretense of compliance withuin tile jt ia indeed question
the letter if the law. able if those who have established
"The s; ecific cue before the de-j on-,v coiiftructive residence vpjn
partment was that of Samuel j hoiiust.esds that is those who live
Covert, of Ritzvilie, Wa., whose in ,oWI) 30O days in the year and
homestead was in "2, 1-1,31, Frank-' -five on ti,e honjestcads will b)
lin county, was contested by D. pertultted to perfect title. Moun
Mordhorst, of Corsnell. Covert t;iilie(,r,
testified at the first cor test heating'
before a Franklin county V. S. j
. jMirvejIns Begna.
commissioner that his in'.erpreta-1
lion of the homestead i.iw was that ! On last Mond ly Chief Engineer
all a man had to do was to visit ! A. E. Hammond, with a party of
his claim once in six months.! ten men, commenced the survey
However, he had made visits some- j "P"" A1'8 portage road above The
what more freoneutlv. had thrown ' Dalles. It will be about a month
op 10x14 shack of rude boards before Mr. Uamuioni will finish
without stovfpipe or chimney and
had made some shovv of cultiva-
the work of surveying and making
estimates of the cost of construc
tion. He lost before the land of jtnand if within the amount ap
fice here, and appealod to the de ! propriated by tho state active
partment but Las lost again. work will begin upon iuj grauiug
"The dpartmcnt is specific in a"1 laying of rails,
showing that a man cannot hold a j It is to be sincerely hoped that
claim under tbe present regulations! this much needed enterprise that
and their tvle of enforccmei.t! "ill in a way open up to navjgition
without nrovi n an actual con- the Columbia river can auu wiu o-
tinuous residence."
The law governing homesteads
requires a continuous residence u
speedily completed.
Subscribe for the Review. Only
on and cultivation of the land I -5 a Tear-
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Real Estate For Sale
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Mmiiv nownnnpfni hn ve lately Blvon enrn-npy
In ri u t liy lrr'H)iiUilo imiUen to thoonivt
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THE NW HOME SEWINQ MACHINE CO
lmil enleivit a trim! or eomMnnUon ; wo wish
liiiimniro (lie 1'iiMli- llmt Ihere In tin truth In
nin li n ixirls. Wo tmvn ln'i'n lnnlllifm'lurlng
n.'Miim nuwiilni'Hfor over ft iiunrliTof ccnlu
rv, imtl h;i e ..itiill l.tiril reiiutatlim for our
iirli. ntnl our mnelilnentlint In llio envy ol nil
ulliem, cur " Xrtr Home" mnet lun bna
li.'ViT ti-eli t'lvali'.l l fiimlly liinehlnc It
iiimilxal ihi-li.iulofull High .'-nil'"'Wiig
nmi hlni's. mill Hiiimlson ll oir merits.
77d "Aeie :m"" iatheonl really
illO 11 l-UAIH: Sfvlng Machine
on tp market
tl In nut uivi'Kfitry f..r um loonier Into A tmst
lusnvo oui' en-ilti or i'iiy uy ili'liln un we hovo
u.i il. lit In pay. We liavo miver enlerinl lnU
, iirillloti Willi iiuinufiii'lim'rn of low pnulo
i"i. n. lum lilui'i Unit iiiviiuulo lo ih'U r'Biinl
li iw nl iiuy IiiiiIumio iui'ill. lo not bo dr
n iv, ,1, w lieu yon wmil 11 new tiifr nuii'lilneilun't
mi,i uur iHiinrv nwny fiimi Ilouhij rnllona
",,rii Itom" Itealrr, I10 cull sell you k,
Imller iiuu'lilue fur UmIIiuii you run purelmtl
eiwivliero. If Hii ro I uu Uuulcr uer you,
II rile itlreet lo us.
THE KEW HOME SEW1NQ MACHINE CO
if ORANGE, MASS. '-
New Yol k, I'lileiiR,!. lll.,Ht. I.imls, Mo., Atliin.
lu, Oil., Mum, 'lex., Baul'iuiulseo, tiU
TU'.Jii'A:; i NOTIOM.
Notino is hereby ijiven to wlion
,t may coiuiern that all persons ar
iiii'iicil not, lo limd or gnue thii
-lock upon huulj nvvned by tin 01
Dry crock. . T. J. I'liwici.i.,
1. M, l'owi:u.,
The Crook Countv Heal Estate
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races, and many other amusement. aml Abstmet c) yu Vvo),vly to Sell
An exciting hose race between the two
hose companies will take place in theafter-jj
noon for a valuable purse. i
A grand ball will be given ia the evening
it limze's hull. Tickets 81.00. The very!
iet-t of music has been secured.
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Everybody is invited to be present and
mitieinate in the festivities of our natal'
lay.
The celebration and ball arc to be he:d
under the auspices of Tire Department
To. 1.
A choir fr,.i of 11)1 ,. ;!! h:r.ve.l. s"l iUiilv tf.tio
A rrnw Hou.c mill Lot 111 rrim-vi:l lliisls a birnalu.
A well tmprnvM M rk Rn 'li o t;i a-.-js l.. in,t af tin elK lh ilov-Tt.
Imillier with JW heail ef I'atlle.
A i-lu-a: tra. l ol rj tur.' l-lil.l roiiliiini'l : iws I.. I" :
Slue aen- ul Or lunl wilh a IIioihh i t fruit tr 'i-, all h-inuiJ. l'i.'"'''
near SaI-iu, Orvsmi.
a li.irahi.
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l.vate
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la Crook
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Come one, Come all, and enjoy your
udves asfyou never enjoyed yourself before
A r winning lnler.'-t In 0:1
Ciuniy.
One tli.miau.l Sleir nl Sluek 1 i til
Fiver In the Snntlmu Mininj IHHri.M
rleh In mineral.
A fine nmch o! ano aeros, on-,- hinlrrl of w'''"h :U "Jn "
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nfiier niilbiitl.llllia o:l I lie flae- Tlie enlir:1
of the lml l I" al'al'a. a iH.rCon I' es-ello.U
Minder l lia-t.ire lau I.
l.tu arret of tinier anl laml. A h-"e.l bsrfain.
A ! )... ."J vo ML In l-rlnevir.i.. Wout.l .!. ...1 Weal hou.
.1110 aerj, ol Hi. M Krain laml. Nj-lfii.ll.il- le. alH.
Wo aim hav. .r l the nul" I H-.l ll;-k. -li 'fiuji. Thin prm, pro.
d.ioea Ilia anest ml in ! "''" " mi'l auuiiiHT resort.
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For further particulars Inqjiro of J. t; McCulicoh,
manager of tho Crook County Re.a Estate unci
AbstractCo.. Prlnovlllo, Oregon.
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