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limber Land, Ai Jio t, IIW,
Natic far f aklkatiaa.
rnltad States lind OflW
The Pallm. Or-in, Sf pt-m Iwr M,
Nnilr I hcrvitv aiven thai in compliance
with the iniviins of thf ml nl Concm of
Jnn , lira, entitled "An act lor the sate of
timber lands In the Stau-s ol California. Or.
ton, Nevada, ami H ahtns:tin Territory," a
eitended to a'.l the PuMic land State liy art
of Annum 4. I'.', Relive Smith mrics. ol
Portland, cotiniv of Multnomah. Stale of Ore
eon, has thin da filed In I hi. office her sworn
statement No. iiU, for the purchase of the
NK'of H.Ttion No. M, in Township Xo. l.S .
Ratine No. la K, W M. and will offer proof to
how that the land sought i more valuable for
tt timber or stone than for agricultural pur
posaa. end tneatabltph her claim to aaid land
before the fhnntv clerk at Prineville, Oregon,
on the 101 h dar of January, 1W7.
She names as wiinesaes;
William c. fvrd. Jame S Smith, c M. Charl
ton, charlea A. Graves, of rriueville, Oregon.
Any and all person claiming adversely th
avovtsdoscrt bed lands are requested to file
their claims in this ethos ou or before said
loth day of Jannarv,
11 l p Hn'imT.Niuii, Register.
Juniper Butte Stock
Ranch.
Standard bred Stallions
and Fllies For Sale. Al
ways a few on hand for
customers.
JOHN SCHMEER,
Breeder of Blooded Stock, Pct
Crook covinty, Or.
timber Land. Act of )hm t, tr.
Rotlca for PubliorUoa.
failed States Land office.
The Pal lea, Oreiron. Vtoter . lwa.
Notice ia hereby given that In compliance
with the provlaio'na of tha act of Congress of
June S, la'K. entitled "Aa act for 1 he aaleof
limber latida In the States of California. Orw
aon, Nevada, and Washington Tertitory," a
extended lo all the Public l-and Slates by art
of August 4. liOt, the follow i it named persons
have, on August 11. l"v filed la this ofne
their sworn staiementa, to-wtt:
Leva Coe. ol O'Neil, eounty of crook, state of
Orcgou, sworn statement So. sitfct. for the pur
chase of the W.SKV..8K. 8K. of Section l.V
and N NE't l Section !, tp. U 8, K l K.
John H. Coe. of O'Neil. county of Crook
state of Oregon, sworn statement No. SHU, ror
the purchase of to N' 8 V. SK' S and
N l. SKI. of Section It. Tt. 11 a R 1 K. W M
And will offer proofs to show that tha lands
sought are more valuable for the limber or
aloue thereon than Kir agricultural purpoaea.
and to establish their claims to said lands be
fore the County Clerk, at Prineville, Oregon,
on January a, 1AVT.
Thev name the following witnesses: Leva
Coe and Joha H. Coe, of O'Neil. Oregon; C. A
Punran Waller O'Neil ana tieorg 0 Nell, ol
prineville, Oregon.
Anv and all ncrsona claiming adversely any
of the above-described lands are rcouealed to
ale their claim in Ihisomca on or before the
said tub day of January, 1WT.
IM P. Michael T. Kola. Register.
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HOT AIR
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Remember our Trees are Grown Without Irrigation
P. B. POINDEXTER, Agent
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Closing Out Sale
OF LADIES' FURNISHINGS, Etc
Having decided to discontinue from carrying
Ladies' Furnishings in stock, our entire line
of these goods will therefore be sold at
ACTUAL COST
Don't fail to take advantage of this sale, as
it means a big saving of money to you. We
have in stock useful articles of wearing
apparel. Call, see the goods, get the prices
and you will buy.
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R. B. ADAMS, Proprietor
The ispera of western Crook
count sre making a grt uproar
about a direct mail aeryice to
Shaniko. This time it nofce and
absurd statement count tor any
thing they do not propose to be
turned down. They seem to for
get, however, that the department
at Washington will demand some
thing more substantial than hot
air. We have a postal inspector
in this district whose duty it ia to
keep in close touch with the neds
of his department and it is safe to
eay he knows more about the
roads and the time that ia made
than the aforesaid papers. And
there is not a question of a doubt
but that the west side will get all
she ia entitled to when the proper
time arrives. That time is not
just yet. We do not wish it under
stood that this paper has any in
tention of placing any obstacles in
the way of progress in that part of
Crook county so long an honest
methods are used to bring it about
but we cannot allow certain state
ments made by these papers to go
unchallenged.
Great stress is laid upon the in
crease of population in western
Crook. Let us see just how much
Bend has crown since 1904. In
that year Bend cast in the city
election 165 votes In 1906 Bend
enst 91 votes. This is increasing
with a vengeance.
Again, the Bend Bulletin great
lv overestimates the amount of
mail matter carried on the Prine
ville route. It placed the amount
at from a ton and a half to two
tons. The postmaster at Prine
ville says that a ton a day on an
average would be a liberal esti
mate.
As to the matter ot time and
roads one would be led to believe
in reading the Bulletin tnal ail
delays would be eliminated if only
the Bend route were chosen
When the inspector was at Prine
ville not long ago it was figured
that a half hour might be saved
possibly by making the change.
Now, as to the money order busi
ness, i be Bulletin was very care
ful not to give any figure when it
made the statement that . more
business was done at Madras than
at Prineville. Inquiry at the post
office here elicited the information
that more business is done at
Prineville than in both Bend and
Madras put together. Give us the
facta gentlemen, upon which your
claims are based. The people are
tired of hot air.
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A. S. Ireland, supervisor ot the
western division of the Blue Moun
tain Forest Reserv. and Henry
Ireland, deputy supervisor, return
ed last week from the stockmen's
convention held at Canyon City.
The gentlemen speak in the high
est terms of their treatment in
Grant county and of the amicable
feeling manifested by both sheep
and cattlemen. The meeting, says
Mr. Ireland, was a great success in
every way. A much better under
standing now exists between these
two great interests of Central Ore
Ron.
The western division of the re
serve was subdivided into ten dis
tricts and committees of sheepmen
and cattlemen were appointed in
each to adjust the lines of the
range between them. The govern
ment officials made it very plain
to thee committees that they must
come to an agreement between
themselves if they could, but if
they could not Uncle Sam would
take up the matter and adjust the
lines to suit himself. It was ex
plained to them that as they were
better acquainted with their own
needs than the government they
were therefore in a better position
to do justice to all concerned
was in this spirit that the severa
committees set about the work of
adjustment and the result of thei
labors was satisfactory all around
If there should crop out any dis
satisfaction at sny time the matter
is to be left with A. S. Ireland, for
est supervisor, and his decision
must be accepted as final by all
concerned.
Mr. Ireland says that about 400
stockmen were present and ap
plied for permits, and that 200
growers were represented by prox
ies. Sheep to the number of 304,
543 were allowed on this reserve
in 1906; 23,186 head of cattle and
1534 horses. For the season of
1907 the limit for sheep is placed
at 240,000. The forest supervisor
wishes to announce through the
columns of the Journal that all
persons who have not filed their
application for grazing permits for
next season should do so as soon
ax possible.
Before the meeting adjourned
resolutions were passed endorsing
the forest reserve policy of the
government and expressing con
fidence in the fairness and ability
with which the difficult questions
had been settled.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.
The Hamilton Hotel In Ashwood
is for rent to reHponsIble parties. Ap
ply to D. H. Hamilton,
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Prtneville, Or.
Timber Land, Act Jane 1, 1S78. Notice for
Publication.
United States Land Office,
The ballea. Ortwon. October 30. MM.
Kotiee ia berebr siren tbat in compliance
with the provisions of tbe act of congress of
June t, lKg, entitled "An act fer tbe sale of
timber lands in tbe states ol California, Ore
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory." ex
tended to all the public land states by act of
August a, tow,
Bamnel A. Prose,
of Prineville. county of Crook, state of Oreson
bas this day filed in this office bis sworn state
ment no ma, tor tne purrnaae of tbe K14 myt
of sec 2D, fVt tw', of sec 17, and tt'.nt' sec 18,
township IS 9, range IS a, w a, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more val
uable for its timber or stone than for aarlcul
taral purposes, and to establish bis claim to
said land before the county clerk at Prineville,
Oregon, on tbe 29th day of January, 1U07.
McCoy, W H Loftin, A A McCord, all of Prine
ville, uregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their elaims in this office on or before said 2Vth
day of January, i'Ml.
II tip Michael T. Nolan, Register.
Notice to Creditor.
Estate ofB. F. Zell, Deceased: Notice
is hereby given liy the amJeraieneil ad
niinistratrix of the eatate of H. r. Zell de
ceased, to the creditors of and all other
persons having claims against the said
estate to present them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
lirst publication of this notice, to the
undersigned, at the office of M. R. Klliott
in f nnevilie, Oregon.
Dated this 1st day of November, 1908.
M Art X LtaLiIj.
Administratrix of the Estate of B. F,
Zell, Deceased
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed her Final Account as Ex
ecutrix of the Estate of M. A. Moore, de
ceased, with the Uounty Clerk ofUrook
county, State of Oregon, and the County
Court of said county has fixed Monday,
the 3rd day of December. 1906. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon as the time for hearing
said final account and any objections that
may oe maae thereto, ana tor making an
order of final settlement in said matter.
Dated and published first time October
18th 190K. 8a bah E. Moohr,
Executrix of the estate of M. A. Moore,
aeceasea. lu-llwt
Notice for Publication.
Department of tbe Interior,
Land Office, at Burns. Or.. Nov. 9. 1908.
Notice is hereby given tbat James W. Kogle,
of Paulina, Oregon, has filed notice of bis in
tention to make anal Ave year proof In sup
port of bis claim, vis.: Homestead Entry No
LjSl, made November 6, lwl, for the stt ww!4
and nkM. sec Hi, tp. 16 8, range 24 at, w si,
and that said proof will be made before War
ren Brown, aounty clerk, at his office at Prine
ville, Oregon, on December 'O, ISWt.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of the liinrl. vlr- Hnirh I I. later Wllllum
Coulthard, March Logan, L. V. Bailey, all of
I'Kii'inu, uregon.
ll-22np Wm. Farre, Register.
Diaaolution of Partnership XTotlc.
Notice Ih hereby given that the
Ann of Mcf'allUiter & Starr ha thin
day, November 22, 1906, been (Un
solved by mutual connent, C. W.
Starr dlHDOHlng of his interest to T.
McCalllster, who will conduct the
bunlneHD in the future under hlg own
name. All outMtandlng accounts
and notes are payable to T. V. Mc
CalllHter, who will settle all debts
contracted by the firm of McCallister
ft Starr. Messrs. McCalllster &
.Starr desire to thank the public for
their past patronage and trust that
they will continue to patronise the
new nrm. T. t . Mcuallistek,
4-wks C. W. 8TAKK.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executors of the last will and testa
ment of t.l ward (I. (loiter, tlcre!, to all
creditors of ami all persons having claims
against the estate of the sam dcivawl to
present them with proper voucher t the
undersigned at the office of M. It. Klliott,
In Prineville, Oregon within ail months
from the first publication of this notice.
Dated November 2J. Wort.
JOHN . HOI.TKK
M. K. KLLIOTT
Kiecuturs of the last will and
testament of Edward U. Holler, deceased.
CITATION.
In the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the (bounty tif tYook
In the matter of the estate of Alex
ander McCloy, dmasd. (,'ltatlon.
To all devlsevs ami heirs unknown
f Alexander McCloy, deceased,
grei'tlng:
in the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby cited and required to
apear In the rounty fiiurt of the
state of Oregon, for the county of
Crook, at the court room thereof, at
Prineville, In the county of Crook, on
Monday, the 7th day of January,
1007, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
that day, then and there to show
cause. If any there lie, why an order
of sale should not be made authoris
ing 1'. U. Davis, the administrator ot
sal) estate, to sell the following li
scrllied real estate belonging to said
estate at private sale, to-wlt: The
8W)i of the NWX of sec 10; the KEJtf
of the NEJ and the N of the SKW of
sec 9, In township 12 S, of U U I? of
Willamette Meridian In crook county,
Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. W. A. Bell, Judge
of the county court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of crook,
with the seal of said court affixed,
this 22d day of November, A. I)., liXMl.
seal
Attest: Warren Brown, clerk.
By May Belle Iteed, deputy clerk.
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