Plan for
Summer Comfort
Don't add the heat of a
kitchen fire to the sufficient
discomfort of hot weather.
Use a New Perfection Wick
Rlne Flame Oil Cook-Stove
and cook in comfort
With a "New Perfection Oil Stove the preparation of
daily meals, or the big weekly "baking," is done without
raising the temperature perceptibly above that of any other
room iu uic rouse
If you once have experience with
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame 00 Cook-Stove
you will be amazed at the restful way ia which it
enables you to do work that has heretofore overheated
the kitchen and jourself.
The "New Perfection" Stow is ideal for summer
use. Made ia three sixes and all warranted. If
not at your dealer's, write our nearest agency.
SAM SMITH ON TRIAL
Continued from first p&ge.
said, you get down and fix the
barn. I got off my horse, handed
him the reins went into the barn
and scattered the contents of the
coal oil bottle over the woodwork;
started a fire by a piece of candle
Smith had given to me about a
mile down the road. Matches
were given to me at the same time.
From the barn we went to the
shearing plant. Smith got off his
horse here and set this building on
fire while f held his horse. After
leaving the buildings we rode
around a little butte and down
toward Crooked river, just lo lay
it onto the Crooked River fellows,
and returned and came back by
the butte just mentioned. Here
we separated for a ways and Smith
went up onto the butte to see if
the fires were burning, remarking
as he did so, "I don't want to have
lo make another trip up here to
finish this job."
There was no signs of a fire in
the shearing plant and Smith said
that that was the main thing and
we must get it. I said something
about getting out of that vicinity
but Smith insisted and we went
back and he went in and set it on
fire; this time in a box that was
used in sacking wool, saying, as he
came out, that it was better than
any candle. We went home by an
indirect route."
Every detail of conversation and
every circumstance in connection
with the execution of these deeds
was described by Elliott, including
the routes covered by both in go
ing and coming from the shearing
plant; the horses that each of them
rode and the various precautions
taken to prevent discovery.
Concerning the burning of the
Williamson sheep camp two days
later the witness said in part:
"In two or three days I (Elliott)
went up to Smith's again and he
said that we would go and burn
that sheep camp now. We went
into his (Smith's) smokehouse and
got a lot of squirrel poison and six
cans of concentrated lye and two
parts of sacks of salt. . We mixed
the squirrel poison with one lot of
salt and put the lye in our pockets.
I took three cans and he took
three. As we were about to start
Ceole Smith said, "I'll bet you fel
lows get caught." Mrs. Smith gave
me a little box of lard that was to
be put on our fingers in case any
of the lye got on us. I put the box
of lard in my pocket. We got our
horses and went onto Williamson's
range, and after we got within
about a mile of the camp we eat
a lunch that had been prepared at
The Famous Maltese Kentucky Jack
"HEADLIGHT"
Will stand four days of each week Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday in Prineville at the Dillon Feed Yards
and the other days of the week will be aftbe David Elliott
ranch on the Ochoco, 7 miles from Prineville.
TERMS: $10 to Insure; $5 for Single Service.
DAVID ELLIOTT, - Owner
the
Ifeyb Lamp
t Wee perfect
combustion
whether high
ar low n therefore free from d'tsafrreeabl odor and can-
Dot trook. Sue, convenient, ornamental he ideal at
If not at your dealer', write our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
aXfOBPVIlATE
2k
Smith's place and cut the lids off
the cans of lye and mixed it with
the salt I had. We went on to the
camp and Smith got down and
went into the tent, poured coal oil
onto the things in there and set it
afire with a email piece of candle,
while I held his horse outside,
We then got onto our horses and
scattered the salt with the squirrel
poison and lye in it around the
sheep corral."
A part of Elliott's evidence coy
ering the fence cutting was as fol
lows:
"Well, I was up there that day
and he said to come back that
night and about 8 o'clock I got on
a horse and went up to Smith's.
Stanley and Mr. Smith rere about
ready to go and we got their horses
and went up the Ochoco until we
came to one of Mr. Williamson's
fences, and as we wanted to go
through there, anyhow, we cut
about 200 or 300 yards of it and
went on up the Ijill through his
pasture. On the top of the hill we
cut about a quarter of a mile of it
and then went on to the corner of
the fence. Here my horse got loose
from Stanley and when I got it
again a part of my bridle-rein was
gone. Mr. Smith said it did not
make any difference and gave me
a rope to lead the horse with. Yes,
the next time I saw the bridle
rein Mr. Elkins had it and that
was the day I was arrested. Yes,
we cut a lot of the fence along
there, about a mile of it, I think.
We cut every wire. There were
four wires and we cut them on
each side of every poet". Yes, it
was hard work and I got pretty
tired. Mr. Smith and Stanley
changed off, one leading the horses
awhile and the other using the
pinchers. The pinchers we used
were just common horseshoeing
pinchers. The posts were about
twenty feet apart, I guess, but am
not sure about that. We cut the
wire until we came to a place
where the fence had fallen down
and then we got on our hort-es and
went home. I got home just a lit
tle before 1 o'clock in the morning.
What was said by the defendant
about this time about personal
violence to Mr. Williamson was
asked the witness,. "Well, he said
that he didn't intend to quit fight
ing him. If he didn't go back
where he belongs I have got a
scheme that will put him to go
ing." Smith said that if I would
go with him we would take a lot of
dynamite that he had and we
would put it into a box and place
it on Williamson's porch and that
we would light the fuse and then
put it out and let Williamson find
it there and if that did not scare
him we would Mow him up.
When I said that would kill the
fmiilv, too, Mr. Smith ssid that
that s right and that wo IkhI
ln-tter taken gun and gvt in the
brush along the road and get Wil
liamson some time as lie .. going
up to the plant. -
Did he say anything alout
Williamson V wool. ' Yes, h said
that as the wool was taken out of
there this spring we would get a
lot of coal oil and follow the
wagons up and coal oil the wool
and burn it right on the wagons.
What was raid to you in the
presence ol your wife about the
turning. I mean before your ar
rest? "I told Mr. Smith that thev
were accusing him of burning the
plant and that tracks had been
followed down to his place. He
said that you know yourself that
is not true for that is not within a
mile of the way we went. We did
not come through the big pasture.
I don't care what they say, though,
just so they cannot prove it. 1
will go down to town and put
different ideas into people's heads."
The cross-examination of Elliolt
was conducted by J. K. Weather
ford, assisted by his partner, Mr.
Wyatt and occasionally by Mr,
Barnes In this examination the
fact that some of these plots had
been talked of as Ions as six
months ago was brought out.
Nothing further was developed
to materially change Elliott's testi
mony with the exception of the
hour when the party left Smith's
house to cut the fence.
A sensation was sprung in coutt
today (Friday, May 8) just before
adjournment for dinner. George
Taylor, the 12 year-old son of J. F.
Taylor, testified that he overheard
the conversation between C. Sam
Smith and his son Stanley jester
day afternoon when passing them
in the court yard. Smith told his
son, "Now you must stand pat
Stanley, when you get on the wit
ness stand, and not give anything
away." Stanley answered, "Well,"
and nodded his head.
The other witnesses called by
the state after Elliott got through
are: Wess Allen, an employe of
Williamson, Chester Starr, Sheriff
Frank Elkins, Bert Barnes, Arthur
Scars, William Elliott, father of
Larkin Elliott, Oscar Craiu, an
employe of Williamson, T. II. La
follette and George Taylor.
Most of these witnesses were
called for the purpose of substanti
ating the evidence of Elliott, and
to testify about what was -found
after the crimes were committed.
Sheriff Elkins introduced as evi
dence the coaloil bottle found in the
barn; also a piece of bridle-rein
and cans that had contained lye
that is supposed to have been min
ed with salt and scattered on the
ranges by Elliott and defendant
Besides this he explained to the
jury the tracks that were found in
the vicinity of the plant and
emphasized the statement thit at
times the horses had gone on op
posite sides of trees, exploding the
theory that Elliott alone com
mitted the crimes and that the
second horse was led by him.
Dick Miller, the witness who has
been fleeing from the authorities,
has not been served with a subpena.
On Friday afternoon James Rice
was called to the witness stand and
testified that Smith had told him
on one occasion that Williamson
lived in a fine house and rode in
rubber-tired buggies, while he
(Smith) lived in a cabin. Rice's
evidence was to the effect that
when Smith was trying to sell him
hay to feed to sheep, one reason
Rice had for not purchasing hay
of Smith was that range for sheep
was limited in the vicinity of the
haystacks. It was offered by the
state to show the malice that ex
isted between the two men, which,
according to the theory of the state
was responsible for the deeds done.
II. C. Chase testified that Smith
had told him that Williamson had
him (Smith) where he could not
help himself; that Williamson used
all the range in that country so
that no other sheepmen could come
there and feed his hay.
Mrs. Larkin Elliott was the last
witness to be called by the state.
Her testimony covered the dates of
the burnings and mentioned the
evening on which the fence was
cut. All of her husband's testi
mony concerning the dates and
hours when he left home was cor
roborated. Her testimony was substantially
as follows: "Did you know where
Lark went on the day the camp
was burned?" "Yes."
Did he tell you the next day
what had been done? "Yes."
"What time did Lark leave
home on the morning otitis ar
rest?" "AUmt 9 o'clock in the
morning."
"What time that day did Mr.
Smith com down?" "About 5
o'clock in the evening."
What did he say to you wld n
he came?" ' He said he wanted to
talk to me. He asked where Lark
was and I told him that he had
gone to town with the sheriff.
Well he said don't let that worry
you, I will go "down and get him
out all right, we will get the best
lawyers in the state out here nd I
will aptHar on the other side
againxt him and will get him
bonds and it wont cost him any
thing, don't you worry about that.
The most important thing is not to
mention my name. I came after
that plow. I did not need it but
it made a good excuse. I don't
want to he seen talking to you."
Then he went home and I came to
town that evening with Mr. Dobbs
and stopped at Mr. Ward Cram's.
Yes, Mr. Smith came there and
wanted to know why I didn't get a
lawyer. I told him that they were
all retained on the other side. He
said that he could get Mr. Barnes
all right, but "don't you worry
and don't mention my name."
"Yes, I told him that Mr. Cram
was at the barn and Mr. Smith
told me that we would Ret the
best lawyers in the state.
Were you present at any tune
after that and before Lark's arrest
when a conversation was going on
between the two men? Yes.
"'hen and what was said? That
was on Saturday before Lark's ar
rest on Tuesday. Lark told him
that the tracks had been followed
down through his pasture and to
his house. Mr. Smith said, "Lark
you know better than that W
did not come within a mile of
that way. I don't care, though
what they say, for thev can't
prove anything.
That bridle-
rem is no evidence. I will go to
town and show the people what
Williamson is doing and put dif
ferent ideas into eople a heads
In the croHM-exntnlnntton of Mm
Elliott, the attorneys made vigorous
effort to find It nn ngrveineut had
lieeu made between Mr. Menefeo mid
herttelf before she gave her testimony
She stated that no agreement had
been made and that the only ihthiui
she had talked to wntt Ward well
Cram, who told her that they had
enough evidence already to convict
her liiudmnd and that hIip hud letter
go and tell Mr. Meiiefee when he
called for her all h1h knew ahout It
The eroHM-exaiuinatlon did not break
down any part of her testimony.
Thin cloned the citxe fur the state
at 2:15 Friday afternoon.
Circuit Court Notes.
I he semi annual dislirct court
was convened Monday by Judge
. L. Bradshaw.
Among the attorneys present
were H. 8. Wilson and Frank
Menefee of The Dalles; J. R
Wyatt and J. K. Weatherford of
Albany, and Q. S. Benson of Bend
and the regular practising at
torneys of Prineville.
Court Reporter George II. Dufur
is the short hand man, and Bailiffs
R. S. Price and M. II. Bell are on
duty to attend the wants of the
juries.
Court was called at 10 a. m. and
such of the jurors thtit had suf
ucieni reasons were excused, i lie
civil docket was read and cases set
for trial or dismissed according to
the wishes of the attorneys.
At 11 o'clock Monday court was
adjourned until 2 p. rn. when evi
dence was taken in the case of La
vina Jones, guardian of John
Jones, an insane person, vs. John
Atkinson. This was a damage
suit brought by Mrs. Jones to re
cover $266 costs and $500 damages
caused by a contest brought by
Mr. Atkinson against John Jones
homestead.'
Several divorce suits were on the
civil docket, the most of which
were refered to Dr. Dunsmore as
referee.
At 4 o'clock Monday court was
again called for the purpose of ar
raigning the prisoners and those
who had been allowed bail.
The first five cases had to do
with the State vs. C. Sam Smith
and others.
In the first case Lark Elliott
and C. Sam Smith are co
defendants.charged with destroying
the cook house of J. N. William
son. In the charge covering the
destruction of the shearing plant
Smith is the only defendant. The
valuation of the building and con
tents was placed at $800. The
count alleging the distribution of
poison for sheep was placed against
both defendants and another ol
destroying a wiro fence was also
read to them as defendants Stan
ley Smith was alone mentioned in
an endictment charging him with
destroying fencing not his own
and will In given separate trial.
An agreement was reached
among the attorney to the ettect
that the count against Smith alone
should come to trial first and upon
this the test case is being made.
The indictimnt'of T, H. Jones
on a charge of Urceny was read in
open court and an another against
Karl Hasmussen on a charge of
burglary. The indictment against
Henry Gilroy, H. C. Grater and
Joe McColluiiif on a charge of
gambling, was read. As only one
of the defendants appeared the
bail of t.WO each of the other two
was declared forfeited.
LOCAL MENTION
Jack Coe was in town from
Shaniko today.
R. A. Ford of Sisters, republican
candidate for county school super
intendent is in the city.
New every week -millinery at
the Crown Millinery Parlors. The
very latest hats are now on rxhi
bition. Prices right.
Elmer Niswonger was in from
the Powell Butte Station Monday.
When asked concerning the well
that is Wing drilled on the new
townsite Mr. Niswonger said that
although a depth of some 500 feet
has been reached, nothing more
than a mere seepage of water had
been found. From present indi
cation! it is thought a supply of
water will soon be struck.
Special Deputy United State
Marshal Nicholsen has been in
this part of the county for several
days summoning witnesses to ap
pear in the federal courts at Port
land in the case against Archie
Mason et al in which Dee and
Eastwood are co defendants. It is
a case against these parties for cut
ting timber on government land
that has been pending for a year
or more.
jCawyr
Practice In all Stat and
Federal Court
Ortftm
I M P O i T K 1)
B I a c Ic
Perc heron
STALt-ION
P i c o I o
Will make the Mention at T. J. I'ertfli,
son's ranch. Mares can lie left at
the ranch nt ow tier's rink by paying
pasture bill. Terms $7, f 12 and (15.
T. J. Ferguson, Prop.
Ttmlier I-anrt, Act June t, IM78
Noli. e far Publteatioa.
iM'paitmenlof th Interior,
Unllt'd HtMlea Idtlld Ollliw
The DnllHx, Onion, Miirvh ilrd, IMS,
Notice U liiTfliy glvtm that
Ulan-uce A. Ilouael,
of Prlncvlll, county of Crook, HUtUj of Ore
gon, haa appllf-d lo piinrhaiie, uuilnr th act
of Vma-r-iia of June II, 17, a f-Kh-nuVrl hy ael
of August 4, I" 't- thn KHNK't, N'iNtO',.
m-ellun IX and S N W ' of anollon 17. Town-
W aoulli, iBiig.i ldi Hut, W M, and will orTnr
prooftoahow Mint Urn land aoua-hl la mora
vitliiahle for It tlinlwr or aioni- Mian for ugrt-
eultural purpow-a, and lo eatiiliUali lilarlalin
to muM land ImUm tlia nounty eli-rk, nt Print.
viiii-.uri-K.ui. oil the Kin day or June, ItftM.
H nnini-a aa hla wltm-aara: Itolairl O.
Hinilh. Wnd.' II. Huaton, W, II. Iritn and
Villllam II. Mrt'ov. all nf Prtnevlll" On-a-on.
Any and all pi-raona claiming adversely the
alNtviMliworllied lamia ara iwi Mealed to tile
thwrolulma tn thlaomopon or tH-forcaiild Bill
day of June, luus, C. W. MOOHK,
4-v lt.Kli.U-r.
Notice for Publication.
Di-partim-nl ul the Interior
Land 6nie at Thit lMll.-a, Oregon.
Mr..-b;l7, luon.
notice ia noreny given inai
Alhert T. Il.iifiie.
of I'rlnevlllo, Oregon, Ima
i nuxi notice ni ma Ill-
tenllon to make tinal roiiiinulatlon proof In
aupprirtof ina claim, vlx: itumeaicad Kntr
No Y.iXil mailn Mnnh 1. I'.KW f.ir the 1-i.f.i
SW'4 NWjiof Section 3, Lot one anil HK'i Ntf
Section 4,TowiiHhl !;). nth, ranire 16 K VilM,
au.j iiimi aiti.i .ro.ii win ire ma.ic. ucmre me
county clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, on May
mo, iwb.
lie nainea the following wltiieaaea to prove
bia continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of the land. vi: Aldrcn H. Knstwood, Ucorge
Turner, Samuel Blppy, Henry McCoy, all ol
rrlucvtlle, Oregon. C. w. MOO UIC,
S-Wp Hcglater,
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given hv the unilemlun-
cil, the ad minis! riitur of the estate of Miirv
ifi. Htewart, deceased, to the creditors of
and to all others having claims against
salil deceased to present the mime with the
proper Touchers, to the utiilersiglieil at the
olticeofM. it. Klliott in l'rlnevillc, Ore
gon, within an mouths Irom the first pit Ml
cation of thin notice.
Dated this 19th day of March, 11108.
J. K. Btkwart.
Administrator of the estate of Mary K.
Htewait, deceased. 3-m
Notice for Publication Isolated Tract,
Public Land Sale.
The Dalles, Oregon, Land Oillce,
April loth. 11)08.
Noti.-e is hereby given that, as direct
ed by thn Commissioner of the General
Land OHice, under provisions of Act of
Congress approved June 27, 190(1, Public
No. 'Mi, we will offer at public rale,
to the highest bidder, at 10:45 o'clock
a. ni., on the 27th day of May next, nt
this ofhee, the following tract of land,
to wit: Lots 2, 3. 4 and NK ,SWJ of
Section 31, Tp. 18 south, range 20 east,
W. M.
Any perHous claiming adversely the
ulMve-deacribud lands are advised to file
their claims, or objections, on or before
tiieday above designated for sale.
C. W. Mookk, Register.
4-23"- Louis II. Aunkson, Receiver
Notice (or Publication.
lVparluicnl ul the luU'rltir,
Uod Oltlo at The Dalle. Oregon.
April Ssih
Nolle i hereby given Hint
Nerndn l.aKollette,
formrlv Nevada T.lherow of rrinevilie.
Oregon,' HUM not tee of her Intention to
make Hunt live-year prm.1 in uppr, oi
her claim, vli: Homestead entry No
1110 mad Novamlx-r 'JO. Ilerj, tor tin- 8I'.'
N Ki, No. 4, Nl, NV4 nmj lil S ami
floe. 8, Tuwiialili 14 aoulh. laiig W ra-i,
an,l that aaiil nroor will ! mad llre
III county clerk, at I'rincvlll, Oregon, on
JniiMh, 1IUS.
Mia tianiea Ilia followiiiK wlltiwaa to
pro her eontinitou rveldeiice upon, ami
cultivation of tlia laml, vl! K. A. I'.1
LaKollette, Jolmtl. Powell, Pearl John
on. Mra. Harah fuller, all of I'llnevlii,
Oregon, f. V. MiHiltK,
ft.7 Ucglalcr.
Notice for Publication.
l rl mi-ill of tha Interior,
l.ti.l OHIc at Th lI V. Oregon,
April ih,
Nolle I lnTi-liy given Dial
Kiliiiumt M. U'
of I.amonla, Oregon, Ima II led nolle of III"
iiitrnlloii lo male tinnl llve-yenr irol In
iiiiHirt of Ilia eliiliii. via: lloine-trail
Kntry No. U'II4 nia.le April S, ttt. for Hi
SWC, HK. Nt rW, ami HV,
aeetloit toaimhip 1.1 aoulli, rang M
at, W. M., ami that ml.t pna I will I
mail Iwfor ili county clerk al l'rtnvlil,
Oregon, on Jun mil, UN
II naiua ill lolloing lliiee lo
prov hl continuiitia rvMileti upon, ami
cultivation of til laml. oi' Jnwpii K,
Weigaml, t'liarli ilou Joint V. lluali,
Walter lli'lrrlill, all ot I mo ml, Oregon.
V7p I'. V. MOOUK, lleglnter.
Notice for Publication
Itrpartmeitlnf lb Interior,
l-aiid Utile at Th Dalle, Orvgoii,
May Hud, tl.
Notice ia hereby given that
Charles Miller.
of Prluevilla, Oregon, haa Mod nolu-eof
hla Intention to make linal rive-vr-ar pr .ol
In uoiM.rt of bis claim, via: Horn lead
r.nttjj .Mi. nwi nun .nay in. nan, wi m
KVk N K' section sa, lowuailp IS -oulli.
rang Ift cast. l.ol 1. mm-I Ion .HI and Uil 4,
aeclton IU, township 13 south, r.inge 111
mat. W.M. and thai aald proof nulla.
mad Ix-lor the county clerk, al I rlne-
ville, Oregon, on June Nth, tls.
It tiiiiura th following wllltcaaea to
Drove hla eoiitlnooit rvaidenc upon, ami
cultivation ol III laud via: lleorg !
lano, William Arnold. Kichanl M. I'owell.
Kdwar.l H. June, all of I'riuavllle, Oregon
4-7p C. W. MOOKK. Hegiater.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is licieliy given that th under
aignrd lis filed hie lliml aetiuint aa ad
ministrator of the cat ate of Kliialwlh
Prints ileeaal, with t he county clerk
of rrtaik county, Oregon, and th count r
court of crook county has act Monday
the tat day of June. UHW, at the hour of
10 o'clock in the f.ireiuHUi aa the Hut
for hearing raid tinal account, and all
obiiH-tioti that may tie tnvle thereto.
I lut.nl t l.i ltlth day of April, lWt
Amthch lloiMoa,
Administrator of the eatute of Kliialssth
Prilte, deceaaed.
Tim her hand, ct Junvl, lir;,
Nalic far PaUkaliaa
Department of th Interior,
t'hiled rilate Land Olll.-,
Th halhi. or l ebruary al, tflos
Notice la herehy given thai
Kdna I.. .Mr,
of l'rlnevillc, conn I y of Crook, Hlat of
Oregon, haa applied lo purchase, under
th act of l'otigr-. of June S. IM7S. ni r
tended bv act ot August 4, liori, the HW,'
NWU.NfW KWu.riec, 9 ami MKUNK',
of twetimi S, Tp. l:t aoiitli, rang IU
east W, M., ami will offer proof
lo anow mat inn imi.i a.nignt is mor v.
tiahl for it timber or atonn than for
agricultural purpose, and to establish hr
claim to said land Prior th county clerk
at Prineville, Or., on the l.th day of
Muv, V.tlH.
rli nainea aa her witnesses: Kred A
Kit-, Hauuiel Dlnge, Van M. Mora, ami
liotwrto. riinltli all ol rrlnevlll. Oregon.
A nv ailtt all liwratOla elniotil.tf Milvatravltf
the BlHivr-dcsi'rilsxl lamia ar requested to
til their eliiima In lhi olllc on or belore
said I -III duy of May, I'nin,
i-n V. W. MooltK. Kegiatcr.
Notice far PaUkaliaa.
Iieparlinniil ol the Interior,
Und utiles al Tho Oalles, On-con,
Mar. h lllh,ll.
Nolle Is hereby lven that
I'l.sja.il Million,.
of Prineville, Oreg.ui, haa II led notice of hit In-
lent In n to uiHkH flual tlve-jresr pris.l lit siip-
in.r, ui ins cisim vis; ti..iitcsies. r.utry no.
laum made January Jfl Iwit. Inr theKfiK
ami K1, HK'.ol S.S II011 St, T.iwiislilp lsAout
range lit K. W M, and thai aald i.ris.f will I
inn. le Is'lnrellie cini nty clerk, at l'rlnevillc
Oregon, on Msjr tti. ivna.
lie uaiiusi the fnlowiiig wltneasea to prov
ma eollllliiliiua realdeuce Uhiii, and rillllva
lion ol the land, vis: Kdiniiiid A. Parker,
Alex Illnlon.Oralivlllc N'veand hick Mulliol
land all ol rrliivvlllc, Oreii'.n.
H-Mp C. W. MtMIHK, Keglattir,
Notice for Publication.
department of the I uteri, ir,
Iand Ofttce at The Italics, Oregon,
March lllh, lis.
Nolle la herchy given that
Henry I.. I'arry,
of Prineville, Orcicoii, baa filed notice nf his In
leiitlon to make Ileal five-year i.ris.f In ami
sirt of hla claim, vli: llomealcad Kntry No,
inwi ma.ic June n, I'jtil, lor the Isit l,H
NWand W'i SW'i Se.llon -J, T.iwn.hlp
aiMiLii, raiite in p., n , and llinl
d Hint aald proof
my clerk, at I'rluo
sai. Will lH.ma.le Irefore the colllll
Villi., Oregon, on May Ath IW
He nainea Ilia following wlineam to prove
hla c.iiilliiiiiiiis residence upon, and cultiva
tion of the land, via: J.ilni II. flrny, Jesse
Yancey. Kalpli llreeaeand Klovd A.ltow.-il.all uf
r-rineville, Oregon. O. W. MOOKK,
S-'lp Keglstcr.
Notice for Publicaiian.
I)i .srl incut ul the Interior.
Land Oillce at The Hall' s, Oregon,
March mil, Use
Notice la herchy given that
ricorua 1). Mllllorn.
of Prineville, Oregon, has filed nolle of hla In
ten tlon In make Dual llvu-ycar proof liiaup-
imri ui in, ciaiiu, vis; iioincaicail Klllrv no,
13H7 inane Januiiry !K, 1WH, for lint WJ N W',;
ri hw ol Mccthm w. Township If south,
range 17 K. w M, and that said iinxif wll
madu before tho ooiinly clerk, at Prineville,
Oregon, on May llth, lww.
tie names the following wltiicaac tn prove
hlscontliiuouB resilience ujmn, and cultivation
of the land, vie: houla M, llislgea, Kinil
amiersou, Aiuirew Anderson, atut Alo II I li ton
an oi rrinevilie, Oregon. C, W MOOHK,
'P Keglater,
Notice to Creditor.
Notice la hereby given by the undersigned,
Ilia executor of the estate of Mnry Ann Hurtles
deceased, to the creditors of ami all others
having claims aifalnst said deceased to pre
sent the asiite with the proper vouchers to the
uiiucrsigueii at me oince in at. K. Klliott In
Hrlnevllle, Oregon within six months from the
nrsi ptiniicatlon of this notice.
Oatcd tills 2nd day uf April, 100H. '
Win. I). Baknk.
KxecuUir of the laat will of Mary Ami Parties,
auceaaea. 4.2
Tlnilwr Land, Act June B, 1K7A.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
Hulled HI11 les l.und Olliisi,
The lliillcs. On-gon, February J, ttNW.
Notice l herehy given that
. A I nice 11, Clcvliind.
of Prineville, county of tirook, alntfl of Ore
gon, hits applied to purchase, under the act.
orixingress or June n, 1H7H, us extended by
w't ,1. August, a, in.a, me ny l"a, INW4
hlcv.. aim 111 ntwl w ul-u o 1.. 3
sotiilt, range 16 eust, W. M and will oiror
priMir 10 snow inai um liind aougiit Is more
valuable for lis timber or atone than for
agricultural purposes, tind tn esiiihllali her
.mini to sulrt land iHirore the county olerk
at Prineville, Oregon, on the 14th day of
inity, iisjo,
Hhe nainea aa her witnesses: Knliert (I
Rmlth, Oharles M. I'harlton, Wade H. Huston,
and 11. A. Fouler, all of l'rlnevillc, Orciron.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely
the Bhnve-dcserllH'd hinds lire requested to
file their claims In this oflloe on or before
sulrt hi 11 day or May, hub.
M7p a W. MOOHK. Register.
T1inlr Und. Junel, t"T.
Ntk far PaUmtMai
lvpartmet '. of Ilia hili-rlor,
I'nli.-.l Hielea Und innin,
Tti felies, Oregon, I'luweg HI, I mm.
Nolle la hereby glN.lt Dial
Ituliy M. A.kcr,
of I'rlucvlllc, county of I'rta.k, Hlat nf Or,
nn, Ima ppllcd I" purchase, UI..I. r Ilia V'l
tif Congress, Juno . '". a extended i-v aH
or Annl 4, ! K fSi "'(li
Si IA I
ran.' Ieasl. W. M. and will m-r pnaif to
lo.w that III land aoualil la loot valuat.l
I ' HK'i ami MH . , ' at".
ror lis uuiis-r or ai.me man ror aarieuiiunii
pine-oae. and lo ll.lli lir eliilm lo aald
laml before llu nou my cleik at l'rtnvlll,
... ..... .... . I. till, il.v nf Ha. IVSI.
Hhe nsoiea aa ner wiiibw h,
llti'.loii, lt..U-ri II HHiltn, "alter irnvii ana
II. A. K.-ler, all of 1'rlllevlll.s Oregon.
alsive .l.wrlla.1 lands are rvtjiieahMl Ui Si
Any ail. I all peraoltaelaiillioa aiwiw'l m
their claims In tnis umw on or la-nir aaiu
inn day of May, iv
ap t , w . miauiiv, rmnwr.
Tlmlwr ln.l, Act Jim IKK
Noth f"f Publlut'on.
Ive.rtiiiful of lb Interior,
1'iille.l His lis. Ijiii.I oin.v,
Th Holies, tinsion. Match iir.l, I1.
Nullc la lierel.y alvan thai
KranC It. Million),
of rrlnevlll. w.unlvof enaik, Hlat or Or.
g.oi, has applied lo pnrvliaan, uioier tnv aei ol
uttgrvsa ol Jiint. a, h-ii.w., it ss-,
A.icu-l l.i"-J,lli R'ls', r. v . ami
SM 4 HVt ' a. W, Tp. 1.1 aoulli, rli( la ensi.
M , ami will om-r rnmim anow oiai i.ie
laml aooahl la mora valual.l for I'a lloil--r or
al.Mio than for aarleuhiiral piilM,w, ami to
valnl.llsll hla rUllli lo aal. laud lirfor III
county eleik.al I'oncvIHe, on-aon, on in
pith iluv of June, .
iKiuliaiu. f Vl. Orraou. Ilrom l s.lv, H. X,
He lisll.es aa Ilia Willie llsrvev m
Jones and llalpli Slisrp, of l'rtuvle, Oo. ui,
Auv ami nil ts-rauia cinimiiig auvvn'iy
the nlsivi-ilcaerllsnl Inmlaarw r-miell U
Hie ih.-lr claims In Ihls orMiw un or U-ftir
ml. I lot t day in! June, Is
4 a . . aiiaiiiB, negiaier.
Tlmlir ln.l. Act June 1, IT.
Notice for PubllCitleaj
Ih-partniaail nf I he Interior,
I' Illicit Hiatal IjouI IIIHc,
The lllra, on-goii. Kehruary III, It
Nolliv la hetvhv given that
J.aa.nlilii M llerard.l.
o( rrlnevllie, rouuiy of I'ruok, Mtat of Or.
goo. tiaa apelle.1 ti puri'lliaas, titular III ael
of t oiig rea of June i, ls. aa rateiided hy
act of Aiiatial 4. iJL th HK' t ..
and N',MK' Hee. I, Tl. Uaoutn, rana
la eiist. . M.. and will oiri r lr..f l.i sin.w
Hint lit land aoiigtit la iiiora valuatil Ar tta
tlmia.r or atona than Sir agricultural pur
posrs, ami toeslal.llah Iter rlMltti to aald land
before l lie ciiutv rlerk, al Prlnvvlil. Onwon,
on I lie l.n h day of May, lM.
Hmiiii, M's.l II. Il.i.u.n, It. A. Kuiraud
oi" lisinrs aa tier wnneaar; ll.iiwn tl,
Waller o Nell, ail or rrlmvtte. ore..o.
th alNiv.dtw.rli-rd lamia are requested bl
III their elalma In this ilt. on or bvfor
aald 'Jill day of May. Is
Any and all persona elsliiiloa a.lveraeiy
It-Vf I . w. M a im llegisier.
Notice for Publication.
lk'.nttlllent at Ihe Interior,
Ijiii.I urtlc at Th last lea. Oregon.
March llib, iwav
Nn I Ice la bervhy given that
.llclia lllnea.
el Prineville, tw.-gon, has sled nolle ol her
Intention to make Riiel nve.yvar pr,ioi in ati.
not ol her elallil, Via : llmiteafead atllry M...
0)1(7 nia.le Mala. I AM. for the K. SW. and
, ag', ot act-inm JJ. and S k', S r of am ima
,ai, .iHtlliii la aiHitu. rai.e in r-, n ai, aa.i
that aald cr.M.I a ill lw made heh.r Ihe e.inir
clerk, at Pun. ,llle. tir. g.in, on May Tta l
ah naiti. Hi lolluwliig a lines,. to pror
her i.uiititioua rwi,leu.- ttwin, and rulltva
II. ot the laud, via; Pred Stuart, Hoy Stuart,
Henry urititea and Isivid n, tirlinea, alt ul
l-riii-.ill.', or.nn. O, Vi.sliMiIlK,
Heglatef.
Nolle teCrtdttors
Not lee la hereby given by Ih utideralgn-
ed, lh e.vjtr( of lit lust will and t.-aia-
Incut of Allen lla-ll, ilcs-eaa.!, to lb cre,.
it.ira of nod all others having elalma
agni i. I said dereawHl lo present the same.
with th proper voucher, lo III .outer.
Igue.1 al Ih utile of M. It. Klltot lit
rriurvtlle, Oregon, wllhlil all lilonlha
front th Hrst pulilli atlon tiflhla nut ice.
Ihile.l thle loth tiny of March, !'.
.Mtaiu Ana HtaitT,
Kccnti uf the last will of Allen lla-li,
dreeasnl. J-IW
Stt Selection, Nottit fr Publication
I'. . Unit tiftlce.Tti fallee, Oregon,
Man h 41. I.
Notice la hereby given that under the pro
vlaloiia of the ael ol Coligrtu of August U. IMS.
and the acta aupplemettiary and ameiidaiory
lhereio,ttie Siateot Oregon haa Una day Sled
Inlhlaeltue Its application. No. "M, lo eeloct
the S'. NK'a ot Hs-cllun III and Ihe N', SV '
olHection i. I II M..mh. Ham ia r-.n.M.
Atirandail iM.raona etaitnitig adversely ihe
als.vo dejM-rthe.1 lauds, or it. airing lor any
reason to ri-ct lo the final allowance of th
actcctlon, ahoilld Sic their elalma Of ohJiH'tloua
In thia eltice on or before the tath day ol May.
pan. (t .') u. W, M.a.aa. K.KUier.
Tlmlwr Unit. Ael June I, f7.
Notice for Publicities.,
Iiepnrtment of the Interior,
I lilted Mil. lea Und Ofttiv,
The Oiilles, oi..in. Man-hXtrd, ),
Nolle la lien-nv given thai
Ultra I. Ilouael.
nf Prineville, c.unly ort'rook, Hlat ofOr.
gon, hits applied lo pureliaan, under the act
of Came rs of Jun S, 17. as exu-ti.tetl hy ael
of Ana a. I i. I.J, ihe N'v NK', se.it Inn -It. Tp.
14 aoulli. range IH east, w, M , and will otter
prmif to almw II111I Iheland aooglil la morn
valuable for Ha tliiils-r or aUme than p'r aart
cultural purisss-a, ami loe.tal.ll.li hercliilol
to aald land la-fore th county clerk, at I'rlne.
vllle. Or. .iti, on the gih day of June, I at.
Mb naiueaaa her wltiii-. s: clu ster Hlarr,
of ll.iward, Ori'goii; Hnmiiel lilngf, Kred A,
Klon, ami l.ucrella J. Mngi-e, of Prineville,
Oregon.
Any and all peraons elntmlng adversely th
almvi'-ilcscrlticd lamia are reiiuestiMt to nle
their elalma In Ihlaoitliwonor la-ron-snld tlh
dnv of June, 1WM. It. W. MiautK,
4 lleglaler.
Timber Unit, Act June $, 1S7S,
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
United HtnUis Land OHine,
The Dulles, Oregon, March 21rd, IIIUH,
Notice is hereby given that
Myron It. Ilockc nlH-rry,
of rrinevilie. county of 1'rimk, State of
Oregon, has applied lo pun-base, under lit
act of f iongri-a of June 8, IH7S, as extended
by act ol August 4, Wrj, the NtNKy,
HW'i Mi'J, and NWl HK xecthin 14,
township I t aoulli, range IS east, W. M.,
and will oiler proof lo show that the land
aougiit ia more valuable fur Its timlairor
atone tlniti for agricultural purposes, and
to eslablisli his claim to anbl land before
the county clerk, at Prineville, Oregon, oil
the loth dny of June, !!".
lie iiiiiiics as his witnesses: M. It. Kl
liott, UeorgB W. l.ttckcv, Joseph J. Hard,
lug and llyron Cady, all of Prineville, Ore
K". Any and all persons claiming adversely
the aliove-.lcsotllwd lands are rtiieateil to
llle t.'ieir claitna In this oillce on or liefore
aaid luth day of June, ImiH.
4-8 V. W. MOOUIO, UeglHter.
Htate Hclecllou,
Notice for I'lihlii iitloii,
United Htatea Laml Oillce,
The Dullei, Oregon, March 2.S, 1!I0S.
Notice Is hereby given that under the
rroviaiona of the act of Uongreas of August
4. 1KIM, and the acta aiipiilementary ami
amendatory thereto, the rltate of Oregon
haa this duy llled in this ollloe its appli
cation, No. T.W, to select the B K of Ibn
HW1 of ewtion ill, tuwnslilp 17 south,
rangu IS east, W. M.
Any ami all persona claiming adversely
the above-described land, or desiring for
any reason to object to the Until allowance
of the selection, should llle their claims or
objections in this ollice on or before the
!ird day of May, KXis.
4-9 Jj. W. MOOKK, HeglBtor.
Timber Land. Act June 8, 17H.
Notice for Publicalioa
Hcpartincnt. of the Interior,
tJnlied HI 11 t.m Und OHine.
The Italics, Oregon, February 111, llsIS,
Notltw is hen.by given that
.loiuiuln tleritrdo,
of Prineville, enmity nf Crook, Htnle of Ore
gon, has applied lo purchase, under the act
of Oongress or .lit nn S, 17H, aa extended ny
net of August 4, IHU'2. the HIC'i NWJ-,,
MW4, anil l.oUS aniH, Hen, Hi, Tn. I'J aoulli,
rnngn III, east, W. M and will oiler proof to
show that tlie html sought la mora valuable
for Its timber or atone than for nitiinultuml
purposes, and to establish hla uhilm to aald
hind before the county olerk, at. rrinevilie,
Oregon, on the lHth day of Muv, WOK.
He names as his witnesses; Hubert G.
Hnilth. Wado H. Huston, t). M. Htioud, and
H. A. foster, all of I'rlnevllle, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-deserllaid liuiils are requested to III
their claims In this oillce on or before antd
18th day of May, IKON.
li7 0. W. MOOKK, Register.