The Knnjo War.
If not precisely the storm center
of the rungH wur, Heppncr is near
enough to it and haa a sufficiently
direct interest in it to (share and
reflect its passions. Citizens of
Heppuor own many of the flock?
which range in the district of rnii
t'd hostilities in Grant county, and
.devcral of theui have been heavy
losurs at the hands of the Grant
county vigilants. To some extent
the reports of hostilities have been
exaggerated, There has been some
gun fighting, and two or three
sheep herder have been wounded,
but nobody has been killed as yet,
and while feeling is high, there
noeius to be on both sides a wish to
intimidate rather than to kill. It
has gone harder with the animals,
.for several hundred sheep and
.some cattle have been shot down;
.only this past week Mr. Day of
Heppncr, having lost 400 smep,
.and several others have lost from
half a dozen to half a hundred
It is a sort of thre-t-cornered
fight, in which the miners, the cat
tlemen and the sheepmen are mix
.ed up, each, of course, for himself,
but with a more or less close alii
ance between the miners and tha
cattlemen; and its declared aggres'
sive purpose is to keep sheep off
the Grant eonnty mountain ranges
The charge on the part of the ag'
gressors is that bunds of sheep
owned, almost every instance, out
:side the county, skin the range to
.a dust heap, leaving little for the
stock of local, residents; that they
cut and foul die mining ditches,
causing the owners of the latter
great annoyance and loss; that
.tney are eating out, tramping out
.and rendering permanently worth
Jess a range of great and perma
nent value for cattle. Finding no
means under the law to keep out
of their county what they deem a
nuisance and a pest, the miners
And cattlemen have determined to
:be a law unto themselves-in other
words, to shoot down enough sheep
to terrorize slieepowners aud cause
them to bstaLe themselves to other
pastures. The protest is a desper
ate one, and it is pursued in des
jierafe spirit; for, while there is a
wish to avoid personal collision,
thera is no hesitation about meet
ing it with rifle and buckshot when
jt tomes.
As a matter of fact, the aggres
sors suiter m hazard in this
fierce enterprise, for sentiment in
Orant county is almost wholly at
their back, and if a crimnal charge
'growing out of the war should be
brought into court there could be
no conviction No Grant county
jury that it would be possible to
assemble would convict a Grant
tounty man for shooting down a
heepherder engaged in pasturing
'outside" gheep in the Grant
county range. It is a case where
it mole community is interested
to drive out the iutruder,and where
those who do not personally take a
JianJ in the fight stand ready to
jirotect those who, wuh gun in
Land, go out on the range.
Within the past few years a
radical change lias taken plaoe in
the conditions afleciiug the range
to;k industry in Eastern Oregon.
Formerly, the whole hazard of the
business uas in the winter M?asjn,j
when, thousand of animals almost
every year froze or starved to
ileulb on the open range, there be
ing little or no preparation for
winter feeding. But the deteriora
tion oi the ranges under overstock
ing, the vast increase in the Uve
stoak population and the intro
duction of thi alfalia plant have
changed all tl.k Every little
i reei iiuUoin in IS isteru Oregon is
li.ivr an alfalfa field, yielding its
10 to four crops, a total of seven
to nine ton per aore, euc i station.
every itockranger' either owns or
works under lease one or more
"home ranches" with alfalfa stacks
and its contiguous winter range
under the wire fence. There is no
longer any terror in the winter
season, and in the valley of Willow
creek, in Morrow county, Hay
creek, in Crook county, and many
other stock regions, there are at
nearly every ranch stacks of hay
brown and rusty from several sea
son's exposure, waiting against the
day of need Oregonian.
Henry L. Khattuck, of Shellsburg
Iowa, was cured of a itumacU trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
yearn, by four boxes of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. He bad
previously tried many other remedies
mid a number of physicians without
relief. Foi sale by all druggists.
Q. Springer,
launui or
2W?,
Coach and
S3 , fp
LjOTTtOOG UL
tS
Young stallions and mares,
also a few young teams for
sale.
Haystack Blood Stock Ranch.
liavstack, Oregon.
Timber Land. Act June i. lSTS.
NOTICE KOB PUBLICATION.
United Slates I,and Otrlce.
Thi Dalles, o n, jxpleiniier 1!, UK 2.
Notice Is hereby given that In compll
.luce with the provisions oi the art ol
Jong-rens of Jme 3. lii entitled "An ac
:'or the aaie of timber lands In the stale
ol Oniilorma. Oregon. Nvad. ami Wasti-
mgton lerritory, as extended to all the
futile Land Stale hy act 01 August 4.
IS.. the following persona have thia dny
died In thla otliee their aworn aiatemenia.
to-wit:
LAURA A. FOSTER, of I'rhicville, coun
ty of Cruok, state of Oregon, sworn -tritt
ment number 77n, tiled Juiy 111, IMW for the
purchase of the X X E S "'l X'i XW'X
lectioii 3t, tp. 15 S.. It 1!) ii., W. M,
SARAH F. PARKER, of Prineville,
county of Crook, rditte of im-gun. nwoni
statement nutnlier 77ri, tittil July l'l. VkrI,
tor tue parehit! ol the 4 h K and
X W 14 section 34, 'fp. U S. It. 1(1 K.,
W. II
OUA L. PARKKR. of Prineville. county
of 1'riKik, state of Oregon, swum statement !
numlKT hi, tiled July l'l, ltttt, tor tlie pur-;
rhasc of the K H X W yt iitnl V. S W ,;
ejection 2i!, Tp. 15 H., It. In K., W. if. I
R011EHT B. FOSTKli, of Prineville. !
eountvoi Crook, st:ile of On.n, ssnrn
stuten'ient iiuiiik-r77N. tiled July 10. VM2.
SirtheuurriiawoftlieX K X K Wm
X E and SWIiSK section 2d, Tp 13 :
, it 1:1 1.., i . .11.
LACK A P. W(.;S. of Priii'.-villc. count.
of i.:riKk, utitte of oreK'iu, swurn stau'iont
liuniusr 77!), hl'.'d July W, llr'rj, lor the jitj , -,
h:iee of tlie V X V 4 und' V V
ectioll -M, I p. 10 .., It W K., W M.
MOXI.V UHAV1CS. of PnnevillL'. count i
of I.Vook, strtte of irci? in, v.-oni st;itenn.i t '
nunilier 7H, hied jalv 111, l'jr2. lot the im,-'
clin.se of Die K 4 X K ami B A c E 'A sec- '
tioti22,Tp. 15 !.. -.1.
ADA F. FtWTKI!, of Priticville, ceuntv 1
of Crook, state ol Oregon, mvo.-u t,;tenn lit i
nuinrier 7.11." tiled July 10. 1U02, tor tlie pur-1
chase uf the S lij X ii fund S X W y4 see- I
tiun , Tp. 15 J-.. K. 1J K., W
CHARLtflA. liUAVKM, of Prinevil.e,
c.uo:y of Cruok, t jte of Oieon, swor.i
stuteinciil nunitie; 7k2, tiled July 10, !!.',
fir tne purchase of tlie X y, r. 4 and X .,
X W i section 8 Tp. 15 H,, K HI Ii., V M. i
ALFRED H. PAKKEY, of Prineville,! VIIJ,IAM II. JIIRD.SOXH, of Prineville
county ofCroi.k, state of (IrcKon, swou county ol Crook, rltiite of On-iron, sworn
atateiuent niuulivr TM. filed July 14, 1SI02, , statement Xo. 4 sl, for the purchase of tlie
for the purchase of the W y, X W I, X E't '.e V, w s c ', n w Vt anil s w ' n e ,( ol
X W J und X W Vt X K section 22, Tp. I section 211, towunhip M . raiiRC lae.,V. M.
15 3., R. Ill K '.V .U. j T,at wil 0,lt.r pr(,f t0 s,ow ,mt
That they will oiler proof to show that the hind xuiurht is more valuable for Its
the land sought I i more vnluaole ipr Its tinils-r or stone than for lujricultural pur
tlm.ier or stone than for agricultural pur- n,rM ..i t,, nsi-ihliih their el iims i.. Li.ld
and o establish their claims to rf",' a, " i t Ll,l , . I
said land before M. It. HIkks.U. ri. Com-: '"i'1 ','" ' J' """.' " ",ty JM
missioner at Prineville, Orcg on Friday I ,r,"7,'"c' iKW" 011 1 uenlay, Xovemlxir
the 2otli uoy of Xovcmlwr, ll. 11
They name s witnesses: Laura A. Fos-1 ..T'1 "-,1" w,i)nf ",C"! c m"'" S'
ter, Harah F. Parker, Ora f,. Parker, ftnbert V"'1' William II. Laruey, tt illism H.
U. Fo.ter, Laura P. Bis, iionia Urayes, ! ". ' " of Prineville Ore.
Ada F. Foster, Charles A. Graves ami' A,,J' a"d.a" Wm'u la"uinK adversely
Alfred II. Parkey, all of Prineville, Ore-' l1! ?Mmbn ntpiested to
gon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-dehcribed laids arp request
ed to tile their claims In this office on or
ocfure the said 2rth da) of Xoveiuher, iK.2.
JAY P. LUCAS, Register.
BP-25P
Tiuilwr Land, Act June 8, IS'8.
NOTICK FOlt PUliLICATIOX.
United States Land Office at
Tne 1-lttlles. Oreuon. Ausr. 18. 1902.
Notice i hereby Kiveiithatin compliance,
.,: ,.,.,s,.;. ,iui .iiuiress oi :
.1uhk3, ls7, entitled "An act fur the s.. of
tl,hr l,,,,Hs in tl, Stll'u,if II...
gun. Xevada and Wa-hiniflmi Territory," a. I Joe A. Graham,
eitended to all the Puhlie Und States by lr county of Crook, State of Or-
aotuf Au.-ust 4 I'Krt ItVI'nM fjnv ..ii1'31 "worn statement No. ais, for the
u,.Il V il ttxu"!', LA,l!i r purchase or the nwl, of Section . Town-
Buekley. county of l'earce, state of Wash- ! slilp 14 oouth. Rnnije 10 east, W. M.
ingtou, has. July iL 11102. tiled ill this ohiee Jacob N. Qulberg,
his swum stater,. ent No 7!l2, for thejiurchase ! of Sisters, county of Crook, State of Or
of the of Section Ne. 22, In Township : "Ron. eworn statement No. 3711 for the
No. 14 s., Knni;e Xo. le , W. M and will Purchase ot the nli tW-i and the w aeli.
otter proof to .now that the land sonuht Is KJ Jon'P 14 ou,h. -tanse
more valuable for its tiuilier or stone than ! That 'they Will offer proof to show that
1 agricultural pursues, and to estalilwh his , the land soUKht Is more valuable for Us
clsiiu to said land before J. J. t4mitli. County timber or atone than for agricultural
Cierlt, at Prinetille. Oregon, on Thursday, purposes, and to establish their claims
tlie lMi day of Noveuilitr, lwrj fdii lnnd b'ore J. J. Smith, County
He names af witnesses: C. K. Mcllowell t lerJ' ,at ,hl" 0'nckftt ;'rl"plll' Oregon,
Ft v I'-..- n L- i V i l 'i'Ti ' on baturday, October 4, 112.
II. A. .ter, C, II. h liksonaud i. I. Hig- They name an witnesses: JMb N. Qui
ging, all ot 1 nnoville, l)i,,n, . wr( Joe A uraham and H. A. Foster
Any and all persons cluiaiin; adversely the of Sl itern. Oregon, and Scott Hathaway
abnve-de:.rileii lauds aie nsiuefted tti's.uf I'elnevltle. Oregon,
their claims in this oftice on or hefme said ' Anv Mnl " ferstins claiming adverse.
13th day ui oVeiuUr. lsfrl ;'. the above-dsscribetl lands are renuest-
liv'p i it su '' '" "Ie '! claims In this office on or
-uos,, '''', .": Ibeforf aald 4th day of October. Ii2.
"Now Is the Appointed Tim "
The 0. It, & N. Co. has just issued a '
handsomely illustrated ramihM entitled,
"Oixun, Washington t MhImi aud
their rneouroea." Pm.pU in tli lUal
are anxious for information about t lit
Paoitiu Nurik West -If you Kill uiv the
(i It. A. N. Co. attentat Miamku a list
of tiamns i eastern people who am like
ly to be interested, tlia booklet will b
mailed free to audi persona.
Aimn Ordinary SUtjMr$.
The tourist travel between Ilia mat and
the Pucitio uosat haa reached enormous
proportions ill tlia laat few yuan, and
calls for a special clnaa of equipment. To
meet tliia demand Ilia I'uKinun Co. hu
issued from ita shops what il technically
calls tlie "rulluian Ohliinry (Deeper. "
These ears appear aimilar tu tha rrgulai
sleeper, being built on ilia same plan,
but not furnlahvd with tha aatna eleftanue
They ara equipped with mattresses,
blankets, sheets, pillows, pillow ease,
towela, oomhs, bruahra, etc, requiring
nothino( tlia kind to be furnished by
tlia passenger. Each oar hat a atntw for
uiaking colfee and tea and doing "Itahl
housekeeping," and each section ean be
lilted with an sdjustshls table, A uni
formed porter aoonnipaniea each ear. Ilia
buaineaa being to utaka up bertha, keej
I tlia car clean, ana look after tlia couiforta
i ad ama cf the pawenKera. In each of
tha
tha trauia which are dupntcliwi daily
from Portlmid by tlia (). It. R fi. Ui-. la
in ba found one of these "Pulliiwn Or
itinary Bleeperi " The car ie atiaclwd
to the ''Chicago PorlUnd Speeml,
which goea through to Chicuuo without
clmnje, hihI the me in the "Ailautic Kx
press" runs in Kniia City without
change. I'Menijers in this nr for Chi
otyn i.haiige to a ai'iilnr cur at flrantfer.
Much of the first class travel ia being
.rried in these cms, the Istea beiim
lower, and the service being nearly e)Ual
to that in the palace sleepeta.
For rates aud full information, in
:liiditf older, write In A. L. CniiK, (i
P. H., 0. R. S. C. ('ortlani, 0.
N
OTICK POIt PiriiUCATIOX.
DerAKTMtxT or thk Ixmioa,
Land Orticii it Tint D.m.i.kx, OkK.i.s, I
Septemiier 12, IM. i
Notice U hereby giien tlntt tile fiiltnwiii.
n-uned settler hu tiled notice of his intention
to tuske hn.il proof in snpiMirt of his claim,
and that 4iud pro if will be inaite lieforu .1. J,
! Stititn, Comity t lerk hi J'nuevlile. Orej.'oii,
on Sstiiniay, OctoW 2o, 1U2, vis: Waiter
ill. Knlilt, of Culver, (Win, H. K. .No.
W- ''" V" s'''i '"' H'H s'-l 22,
,';1' " 'i H " H 23, 1. 1.1 K. 13 K.,
' 'n
n '" t,IB f"ilwiu w itneMes to ptv ve
hi luii tlniin.ir resiilriioe iim and culil.ntn u
"'.f1''' Un;l',.vi,: .A,
''"""". i.e.. y, oi ni.ver, imifon, J. M.
'''?'!?. 'f J!""' , 'r. .'l".''t- "leifou,
"" 'riii'viiie. rei,.i.
JAY
P. U'UA.t.
seplS
i.ek'intir.
Titnlicr fiod, Act Jc.ne , I.S7X.
SOTK'K I'lli: I'l'iU.li'ATiOX.
1'siTiiii Stvtk.. 1,:p Orrti'K,
The DiiMi'i, On-piii, Aiigu-t 14, l:i2.
Xoti -e i- hi'n'by irivcn tluil in e nnpli-; "
line) 'i!h the provisions of tne net of Con-1
..' I
: Ii, , ',i..; i ; V,. ' ,:.- ..''
(jr-.-ss nl June :j, tn7f, eiitnli-.l "An ne
i lor I
I...,.:i'r, , ,.,l u- . .1,...
1 m Te-ritorv.'1 'n extendi il Pi tilt the nun-
lie lumi stat'.i by u-:t of Auii- I, llir, the
f. Mowing j:mut. have, on May 2!i, l!)2,
lilc.l ill tins olliee t!i.:ir stvom s'taUiiiei.wi,
to-wit:
.KilIX H. DBMARIH, of Prineville.
county of Crook. State of tlregoti, sworn
i tateiueiit Xo. 4:1, for the purt:nase of the
Iae'ie sietioii
in, lowii-iup lj s.,
ranga In e., W. M.
said 11th day of November.
ni22p JAY P, LUCA8, Register.
Timber Land, Act Jue 3, 1ST8.
NOTiCK FOR rt'BLlCATION.
L'nltcd States Land Olllce,
The Bailee, Oregon. May 23. 1S02.
Notice Is herehy given that In compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, Hi", entitled "An
net ror the sale of tlmher landa In the
Slates of California. Oregon. Nevada,
and Waahiniflon Territory," aa extended
to all the i'jl.ilc Lund States by act of
AUKJSt 4. tX. t ie o iw nl ntrsons
have on Mny 19, Ii2. (lied In thia olnce
I,l,ie ..in .Islem.nO
To the llunofiible County Tourt fur Cruok
t'ountv, Mute of tlreitoiil
Tlie ll'udcl.llllicd. leuiil roturi uf Ash-
wood pieiiuet, Cnaik t ouiity, Ureaon, n
siHi ilullv pviltioii your lluuoiaihi Court
to Kraut a license to Itenlon it llrnter tu
sell spirlluoo, iiiiiii ana viuuus ovuor.i hi
uitlllltiltvs lest thaU OIIC gnloll ill AallWIKd
Pm inet, I. rook Couiiiy, tlwil.ni, fyr a pe
riod ol sis. inonlli irutii and aiier noveiu
her H, ino'J,
Names, Names.
T. h. Chihi.i, J. Poln.iesler,
Uvea lvis, lieu, Crockett,
U. W. Poiiniexter, V. rthatulmiu,
J. M, Oriiter. 1. W, Tonillnsun,
IMIKads, J. W. McCollum,
A. i. Illaek. C. It, Duncan,
C. F, llaiuilton, Joel McColluiM,
WlloWo .l, F, L Aiubnu.it,
t lis-. Mel olliiin, i. K, Mnrctt,
P. l-ehrumim, Unut Moore,
YV. H. Uoiiin, I'nn Kvana,
Chtts. I., t im r, Wain I'annieliael,
tiro, Mekiimon, K. A. kandolpli,
. Ilamilt.in, J. W. Jantlsou,
l llruimi', J, 0, UrtiKini,
YV. U. Walker, Jaa. Alien,
J. II. O'Kellv, James WihmI,
LA.Tavlor, W ade Huston,
K. K. Kn'ttlrston, Frank Ih.ak,
W. Ileurv LKuik, K. 1, Huston,
Lester Hfvan, tlrevn Hraskclt,
Jaik hniisti, F. IV llipc,
Joseph ll.innun, A. W, Ulster.
Nutir is hereby lveu that tha above
nauieit tleutcn A Ornler will present the
ahove pililion tc the County Court for
Crook t Vuiitv, Orvon, oil the Nhiday ol
Not., I'W, at tne County Court muni In
Prineville, at winch lime and place, they
will apply to the said court for a license tu
sail spirituous, mall aud vinous liquors in
quantities lew than one gallon In Ashwuod
Precmrt, Crk County, Orvitnn, lor a pe
riod of su months from and after the Mh
day uf Nov., IM.
ItKSTOX & QRATKR.
DaUd Ibis 1Mb duy uf Nepteintier, Wl
Timber laitiit. Act June J. lkTH.
NOT1CB KOK PUU1.ICAT10N.
United Btules Iml omce.
The Dulles, (ircKon, Auk- 1A, 11"'-'.
Notice Is hcreo)- ftlieii thai ui lompli'
ance with ll.c olovlsl ois ol lll' "t ol
Consress uf J ine i. s"i entitled "An hci
lor tlie sale oi tlni'ier mnils in ihe siulre
'if Cllllfornlft. Oi-eKon, NrMtd.l. a. id Wusli
loKloii 'i ei rllor. , as extf.i.hd to ull tin
1'uhllc Lanil M.Hes hi ail ui A it.isl 4
the following persons Intve flleil In
this oiliee iheir sworn still tiisnls. to.v!lt
Kill, I, IN C. ii DK, of NpoUnc, eotitity
of !--ikiiiii', St He of Wiisiilntoii, sworn
atatcmeiit So.ii.s, Juoeiio, I'.r.'.lor ihe (nir
ohaeol lies nKW ihv. i, Tu, l,i n,, 11, It'
K.. W, M.
Aut'f It's ItdSI.iiW, of ripokutie,
COUIIty ol'fmkllllc, Mule of Ulllltluli,
sworn lslei..ent .Vo. 7to, July lor
the puteluisi i t the sw!-j v. 2, Tp. lo H.,
It. Ill K V. M.
J1KNUV O. ltHSMl.ilW, of ripokntie,
county of Spoka-ic, Mule of Wnshiiigtoti,
sworn ot.ilciuciit MM, Jiiue it, IM'2, for
the purehie.e i-t the lot- 1 and 2 and n'
lie!', Nr. 2, Tp. to !., K, III I'.., W. il.
That thv w;ll offer proot vj sJk.w that
land noiiH'it Is more vnlttuMe lor lis
ilmiicr or slope then for aarleiilturul pur
Isis. s, not to imuiI Msh linHr cUlms to
said land twfore the ltet;l-l..r and Iteceiwr
at till- olllue, on Fi'i lny. November 7, Vl.
They utiuic as witnesse-: R, t. Ilvile, A.
Kusslow, 11. ti. Ito slow, of hpikitoe,
Wsshiiis-toii, h. C. Hyile. of Trent, Wii-b-inirtoii,
and J 11. .il.,eri, of Prineville, Or
egon. Any and all persona cialmhig silver-'-ty
the fto.vi lt s r!hed lamls are reiiuesl
ed tn tll-s ih-ir t- ;i;ms In CPs nrtt.-e on or
before euhi 7lll uity of Novenils-r,
aU.'Hp JtY I'. I.II.AS, itcgi.ter.
Tlmt.er Und. Act Jur.e 3, 1ST8.
NU'i lca: Mm I't.lii.iCA I'lON.
L'. 8. Land Olllre.
The Iia!;ea. OiTRtm, June T., 1IIC
Notice H hereby given that In curnpll
ance wl:h Ihe provisions of the act uf
aS o
juo.' 4, ii.s,' eniilieu Al,
s!e of lltu.li'r lautll In loc
net lor the :
li.iioru.a. uregifii, ri vut,:i
to all llic 1'nl.iit
Vcrritory. ss cMeaa. d
Lund .Status by net or
..,,- j i .
I In
lollowiiiK persons have
J '.fit :u i tllt d In this otfk'v tltctr
sworn (uLtrm-iiii, to-wit;
t, arle J. Qiilturn.
of BlBtprn, County at (.'inik. Mint of Ore
nwurn i.:fUt in.-iit Nu. ir Xho nur-
tha-e nf ti e wHt .iwV; iiU'I nw1; H" t. m
(au, 'lowimlilp I miiith, H.irme 10 Kant VVM.
1 lunula Nclif-n,
of rtlmi(Ji:i, Coinly of Hltranl, H t it nf
.Vii.in. iih. flwurn .itHti-tucnt No, bl, fr
the purt-h mn of the rvln wA tVrtlon Jn
!1HU IIW HM.l 0W4 TH' H-tiUfdl !
that th.-y will otf-r prmtf t nhow that
the land ao tirht In mnro vrIu(i)i for Its
Mm tier or fitoue -finn for UKrlculturnl pur
po tm, ond to eatabllnh thir chilm to ii.ild
(und bofnrr M. H. HIbitb, IF, 8. C.'ommU-
Flonrr, nt hi offlr- at I,rin-"l'li, OriBon,
on Tucuday, the 14th dny of OctnUr, ID-?!
Thev namf ff wltn-"H--it; Curie ,1. Qui
Iwrnr. FI. A, Vomer and .Iro N. Oiilhtrft
of BMtom, On(p.n; p. B. Volndftter, of
Prlnevlllf. Oro. ; and Loi'l Neln, of
lilnr-lrtjl. Mln.
Any and all per claiming iidveiwt.
v the Hhr,ve-''',fr"lhe(l uw are renucfll
ed to file tlntr r!n,m tn thH olTlc on or
on Tuesday, the 1'th do' of Ortor 1.
JAY P. I.rPAS. Rctjluttr.
Timber Und, Act June , W8.
NOTIOK FOlt PC PLICATION.
Tinted States Und Office.
Tlie Dalles. Ore.. Ann. li. P.K2 ,
Notice Is hereiiy it'ien tnat In coiiipliiiuce
with the provision-; of the Act ol Coiiitresi of
June 3, 1N78, entitled ''An act for the sale nf
timber lauiis in the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada snd Was!tin;rton Territory," as
extended to all the Public Und States by Act
of Auitu-t 4, 1SII2, the following iersnns have
this day tiled in this oriioe their sworn state
nisnts, viz.'
HF.KIIKIIT T. UHKX0MAN. of St.
Marys, county of Kisitenai, ,'tate of Idaho,
sworn staUiitient No. U4o. for the purchase of
the station 'm To'lUS k 1KI;
IBB II W neilloll .M, 1 p. Ill -)., K. t li
YV.
M
PKNDLKTOX IiLKVl.NS, of Prineville,
county ol Crin.lc, State of Oregon, sworn
statement No. fll'J, for the nnrchsee of the
se fwji and 4 w.y, Sectiou la, Tp. 14 S It.
10 K, W. M.
That they will offer proof to slmw that the
land sought is mine valuable for its tiuilier or
stone than for agricul.ural purposes, and to
establlsli their chiiui to said land liefnre YV.
A. 1411, U. H. Commissioner, at his office at
Prineville, Oregon, on Thursday, the 111th day
of November, 1D.I2.
Tliev name aa witnesses: C. I. YVInnelt, I.
F. YVinnrk, Fnsl Higvens, 1'. It. Poludeater,
n. White, John Combs, Merritt, J.
W. Wright, Lew Mct'alllster. W. U. MnFar.
Und and Chiis Cohrs, all of Prineville, ttre
gxni. Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are rcotiuted to tile
ttuar claims in this office , or before said 13th
d.yof NuVfDber, 1K02.
BUY THE
SEWING MACHINE
Do not lie deceived liy tlirw who ttl
verllso a fnO.(H) Hi'M'Intr Mnclilno fur
I'JJ.iK). This kind uf a nmclilne ran
l boiiKht fitiiii us or nn v nfour
(lcuhss rrtinilA,Outo J18.U0.
WJ MaltC A VAHIITY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
Tha Kncd ili'tcnnlnwi ttie alrciigth nr
Wnnktliie4 of Kewllia; Hiicliliiiw. '11,
loublo Vwtl tsuiililiieil w ild other
strong; siiil ninkin lliv New lloaie
tliu Uni tkiwlng Mnclilnt) tu buy.
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wa tnanunielure and prices before purouaslua,
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