Homesteaders are
Beginning Work
Very many homesteaders are
just now beginning their work
on homesteads, which they have
taken. It is ot the utmost im
portance that they shall begin
rigbt. This paper will discuss
that question and more especially
with reference to the needs of
homesteaders who have families.
It Is especidly important that
they shall be able to grow food
tor themselves and the animals
that they have when they come
to their claims. Under judicious
management they may do this,
but without knowing how, they
may utterly fail.
It is presupposed that every
man who moves onto a home
stead farm a family will take
with him to that farm four horses
to enable him to plow his land, a
cow or two to provide his family
with milk and butter, a brood
sow that will nourish pigs to
give meat the following winter,
and a few hens to provide him
with meat or its equivalent in
ecss the first summer. He
should also have enough grain
with him to feed his horses, his
swine and bis fowls until he can
grow some the following autumn.
What money crops can he
grow the first year? Only two,
one is wax and the other is
durum wheat. Of these flax is
the surest as it will bear up bet
ter under dry conditions, should
the season prove dry, than any
other cereal crop. Bat to be
sure of a crop it should not be
sown later than early June. If
durum wheat is sown it cannctj
be sown too early. The flax is
sown at the rate of 1 pecks per
acre, and the durham wheat at
the rate of 4 pecks per acre, of
course it would be better in the
long run to summer fallow all
the land broken the first year,
and to sow the bulk of it to
winter wheat the following
August, but if the homesteader
must have some money crops,
these should be flax and durum
wheat.
Which are the crops that can
be grown for the live stock?
The homesteader can grow for
these oats, to provide food for
horses, barley'and peas to pro
vide food for the cow or cows in
winter, and hulless barley of the
white variety to provide food for
the swine the following, winter,
and also to provide food for the
fowls.
The oat crop is not so sure a
crop as the durum wheat on
breaking, but it may be made to
furnish much food in an average
season. In a very dry season
the results would be disappoint
ing. It would not be necessary
to thresh the oats for the horses
as in some newly settled sections
it might not be easy to get a ma
chine. The pea and barley crop
should be drilled in, using three
pecks of peas and 2 of barley to
the acre. These should be cut
when in the dough stage, and
they would be fed to the cows as
hay. The white hulless barley
could be sown at the rate of 3 to
4 pecks per acre and it would
furnish food to swine and fowls
the following winter, either in
the threshed or the unthreshed
form.
Corn is one of the best crops
to grow to furnish food for
horses or cows in Winter. Good
l
""' " uu uc,v
breaking. To grow these in best
f,.m a. u eV,v,u v -.-.b-,,,,
5 to 6 inches deep. It should be
packed with a disk as soon as
broken. A fine mulch should be
made on it with the harrow. The
corn should be planted in hills
3 feet apart each way. The
varieties to plant include the
Mercer Flint and the Northwest
era Dent. They should be
planted as soon as the danger
from frost is past. The culti
vation may be given in great
part by the harrow. Squaw
corn planted thus in hills will
furnish grain . for swine and
fowls, but it will not furnish
much fodder.
To provide for the home a
liberal supply of potatoes should
be planted. They will grow well
on breaking. The land may be
prepared as for corn. In this
way an ample supply of potatoes
may be obtained for home use.
If white navy beans are sown on
sodland and broadcasted, they
are fairly sure to produce a good
crop, and the same is true of
rutabagas The only labor in
volved will be the sowing and
harrowing. Vegetables may al
so be thus grown. In these
ways the homesteader may do
much to lessen the outlay the
first season.
The Stock Market
Slow Week in Sheep
Receipts for the week have
been: cattle 1522; calves 34: hogs
16j0; sheep 842; horses 67.
A steadier eattle market due
to a large proportion of well
finished steers. Top load during
the six day9 sold at S.15, others
at 8.00 and 8. 10. Bulk top is just
steady at S00. Butcher stock
, has been comparatively scarce
and all lines firmer. Beef liqui
d at ion was liberal and outlet is
none too broad. Medium and
poor stuff is difficult to sell at L
any price. Steers at 8.00, cows
7.00, bulls 6.00 and calves 9.00
are extreme levels in the cattle
market.
Swine trade suffered further
losses this week which would
have been more severe had not
receipts been small. 8 75 is con
sidered a liberal top with au oc
casional sale a't 8.S5. Tendency
downward and market circles
pessimistic.
Another slow week in. the sheep
house featured only by an 8.73
lamb transaction. All mutton
classes are strong. Demand is
good and prices on firm basis.
Real Estate Transfers
Issued by The J. H. Haner Ab
stract Company.
DEEDS
J. S. Parminter to C. R. Kurrle all
of nw ne 9-1S-12, east of Cen Ore
canal, f 100.
PATENTS
Hubert A. Scoggtn, t'J so, 18 and nj
De 19-16 11.
Ellis H. Ludington, e.' nw, el ew,
19 16 11.
Earl B. Huston, n ne, ne nw, 15-
17-12.
Nathaniel W.Morrlsette.ne 21-1716.
Lucius S. Rlckard, wj ne 15 and til
ne 24 18-12.
John W. Borden, gw 35-10-13.
Mabel Hobbs, sw 35-15-14.
Thomas F. McCallister, w sw 23
and wj nw 26-15-14.
Seed Wheat for Sale.
Early Wilbur. D. P. Adamso.v, Prine-
ville, Oregon. 3-27
Wood for Sale.
Wood (or tale at 14.75 and 15 a cord
at the yard ; 50c extra per cord de
livered. P. L. 4 W. Co. 118
For Sale Cheap.
New 5-room Bungalow; modern In
every way. In bast I'rlneville.
4 24 E L. Cob
For Rent
Partly furnished house in good locality
for rent for summer cheap. Inquire
Mrs. Pollard, W. 2d Street. 5-1
When in the market for Lime, Ce
ment and Shinnies, see the Kedmond
Lumbei & Produce Co. 3-27-2m
Buckingham & Hechta' Boots and
Shoes wear satisfactorily. Full line
at Klklns' Store. 4-10
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the administrator of the estate
of Wilbur M. Biglow, deceased, to all
nersons havinsr claims against said es-
j tate to present the same, with the proper
I vouchers, to the undersigned at the ol-
flee of Mi R.Elliott, in Prineville, Ore-
: gon, within six months from the date
ol this notice
Dated this 1st day of May, 1913.
L. M. Thomas,
Administrator of the estate of Wilbur
M. Bigelow, Deceased. 5-1
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon.
April 21at, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
James Lawrence,
of Howard, Oregon, who, on February
21st, 11112, ma c Homestead JNo. nyW84
for nel sel, section 8, township 14
South, Range 19 East, Willamette Me
ridian, has filed notice of intention to
make commutation proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
the County Clerk, at his office, at Prlne-
vine, Oregon, on the 7th day oljune,
law.
Claimant names as witnesses: Arthur
J. Champion, Chester Starr, Ike Blevin
Clifford Minard, all of Howard, Oregon
1 5-1 C. W. Moore, Register,
Hard Nsadsd.
"Stella In going to cooking echool."
"Does she Intend to be married 1"
"1 think not."
"But I though she wt spending all
her tint on mimic."
"Slir was. but silt ft J l cookt draw
more wages and take, (ewer snube
than music leach."
Making D'evris.
"Did you know that Frank and Nel
lie have broken?"
"No; uot really f
"They have."
What was the matter?"
He found she was going to cooking
school and she found out that he took
physical culture exercises every morn
ing." 8ttrn Necessity Again.
"She's one of our most popular girls."
"But he Isn't pretty."
"Not a bit"
"How do yoo account for ber popu
larity?" "She's so poor that she has to please
every one or she wouldn't get Invited
out at all"
at
The Limit
"Do you believe
Id woman suf
frage?" "1 do not"
"What! Don't
you think women
should have a
voice In public
affairs?"
"If they have
any more voice
than they have
now the men will
have to make
signs."
Little frock, little frock. It was
while wearing thee that I won the
heart of my husband." Chicago ftee
ord-fieruld.
Next In Command.
"I'm looking for the muu who runs
thiH olllce."
"He is out just now."
"Kut I huve a big den! I want tu put
over."
"You might see the offli-e boy."
In Reminiscent Mood.
Moved
Itlirtf"' Shew Shop In lino located III
the City Meat Market Hnllilliitf. Ko
moved troiu the old llHiik hull. linn.
4-10-Imp P. It. Itimis.
Don't Economize When Buying
Stock.
Of any kind for breeding puroae.
Uet a few sotting ot high grade White
Plymouth K.a-kegga. Per setting I J 00.
S-'.'7-8t E. W. Twins, Mecca, Or.
Summons.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon, for the county of Crook.
Den Km), Plaintiff, ,
against
Elisabeth iteed, Charles E. Reed, Mllo
H. Stun, K.lls Stone ami L. J. Had-
lev, lMendaut.
To Elisabeth Keel, Charles K. Reed,
Mllo B. htone, Ella Stone and L. J.
lladley, and to each of you, the
above named defendants:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
You, and each of you, are hereby re
quired to appear aud answer the com
plaint filed against you In (he above
entitled suit ou or before Thursday, the
Nth day of May, A. I. 1913, and it you
fail so to answer, tor the want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in tin complaint
herein.
That this suit hai been brought for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage by
reason of the default of the conditions
tbereol, said mortgage having breu
given bv said Kliaaoeth Keed and
Charles E Red, and duly signed, exe
cuted, acknowledged, witnesaod and de
livered by them to one H J. Jorgensen,
dated on IWeinher 17, 1910, to secure
the payment ol sixteen hundred dollars
(tliiOOOO) in accordance with the tenor
of one certain instrument in writing lor
that amount, to wit: a pronussuiy
note bearing date the 17th day ol lie
ceuiher, A. P. 1910, and made payable
to said II J. Jorgensen or order, with
interest at the rate ot ten per cent per
annum, raysble annually, (nun dale,
said note Iteing due one year Iriim le
eember 17th, 1910. said tiiiiitcuiK' desig
nating and creating a lieu therelor up
on the southeast quarter () ol south
west quarter lewj) ol section lour (4);
east half K'Jl of northwest quarter
(nwj I and southwest quarter (aw)) of
northeast quarter I no',,) ol section nine
(111. township IS south, rang 1.' r.., .
M., in Crook county, Oregon, said mort
gage having been duly recorded in the
office ol the county clerk ol said Crock
county on lec 22, A.I). 1910, at o'clock
a. in., snd recorded on page 4:13 in Hook
12, liecord ol Mortgage ol said county,
and appears there ol record.
That said note and mortgage were,
th reader, and on November 19, 1912,
duly assigned and transferred by said
II. J. Jorgensen, to the plaintiff herein,
by an Instrument in writing, dated on
that date, which said instrument was
duly recorded in the office ol the conn
tv clerk ol said county ol Cook, on the
5th day of January, A. I. 191:1, at 5
o'clock p. m., and recorded on page 40
in Honk 17, Record of Mortgagee, ol
said Crook county, and there remains
ol record.
That the said default consists in the
failure ol the said Klixabeih Reed and
Charles K. Keed, or any ol said defend
ants, to pay said indebtedness or any
part thereof and said indebtedness is
still due and owing plaintiff and
wholly unpaid.
Ihatthe suhiect ol this stilt Is real
property within the sUte ol Oregon,
and that the defeadante, Milo B. Stone
and Klla Stone, each has, or claims
some interest or right in and to said
mortgaged premises, but that plaintiff's
mortgage lien is prior in date and
snnenor In equity thereto, lost the
rebel sought ol the aolen.lants, .Mllo li
Stoni and Klla Stone, and each thereof
laiming interest or right in and to said
mortgaged premises, il any they may
have, be declared subsequent and in
ferior in squity to the claim, interest or
right ol the plaintiff herein.
louare further notified, mat this
summons is served upon you, the said
defendants, Milo It. Stone and Klla
tone, and each thereof, tiy puhllcstion
upon the order ol lion. li. Nprtnger,
judge of the county court ol said tjrook
countr, by order duly made, therein and
dated the 2oth day ol March, A. 1
1913, the same being duly tiled on said
dale with the clerk of said circuit court
for said Crook county.
Hrst publication, March z.th, 1013.
Last publication, May nth, 1913.
C. M. ( RANDALL,
M. It. Klliott,
At tome vs for plaintiff
Notice of l lnul Accotiiiting.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
Higned, the administrator of the estnte
of Cornelius Thomson, deceased, that
he lias made and tiled with the clerk ol
the county court his final accounting
ot his administration of said estate, and
that the honorable county court has Bet
Monday, the 5th day ot May, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon at the county
court room in the courthouse at Prine-
vil'e, in said county and state, as the
time and place for hearing said final
accounting and settling said llnul ac
counting.
Dated thiB 11th day of March,
William li. Thomson.
Administrator of the estate ol Cornel
iua Thomson, deceased. 3-1.1 ot
SllllllllOllM.
In the circuit court ol ilia alato of Orogon for
crook counly.
The W. F King Co., corporation, plaintiff.
Irwin D. Baaey, Klhe! Hftauy, J. K. Maciiheraon
and Ablecil'l'l, aenmrtatiia.
To Irwin P. HaNfty, Klhel llaaey, J. K. Mac-
t) ieon anil Aliie Clltin, aciennanut;
In the name of the state of OreKOfi, you are
herctiv reiiulred to appear and anawer in
nmnl.lnt Sled In the alKive entitled milt an
...nrr nnor hefore the 2nd day of May. lUU
ti.l if vnu tatl no lo a inuar an. aiiawer
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
I...VW1 for in (la complaint, to-wit: for a de-
cree ami juiiKiiiciiinKni'ii ii "
the aum of KiKht Hundred Hollars with Inter.
r ' m u. .....I, n u...u ....
eat thereon at the rate of ten per eeiit per an
num trom January i,noi, ior aoaiioriiuy a h:mb
and tor the coaut snu uiBuurneaiuiiba oi inn
""-That Oia morliraire deacrltied In plaintiff
cotnplaliltbe forecloHed and the land deHcrihed
therein wild by the nherlff ol tlila county ac
......iin m law and the tiracliee ( thla court
and the nroccc.la applied to the payment of
nlalntlff'a aald ludidiient and that the de.
Lmi.ni. .ml riu'I them be forever barn1
and forecloaed from claimlns any right, Olio
or Interest In said premises or any part thereof.
Thla summons Is publlshnd by order of the
Honorable (i. Hprlnifcr, JiiiIko of the county
court of the state ol Oregon lor crook county,
murleonthe 2Ulh day of March, 11113, which
aald order prescribed that this summons be
published In the crook county journal,
!L..ilir newfoiauer. printed and published I
Frlnevllle, crook county, Oregon, tor a period
of six consecutive weeks.
The date of the first publication of this sum.
monsl. March m. R. KfXIOTT,
S-20-Sw Attorney for plaintiff.
H. Z. Gttffiik
Central Oregon
Well Co.
Contractor for Well
Drilling and Prospect
Holes. Depth Guar,
anteed
Dealers la full line of well aupulles.
Gasoline Engines, Pumps, tic
Culver, Oregon
Notice for Publication.
Prpsrtmant of Ins tnlrrlnr,
V. a. In4 ims at thr Italics. Ornoa,
Mrrh JUL mil.
Nolle Is hsrrhv (Inn llii
llnrrv Van Mi-ler
f Crtnevllhi. Ili.lyn Aerll ISJB. 1st,
nintli HmHrttrwit, Nt 0HA. for n't nV an4
nSi ""'H" nnhlp ! siinlk. r
I ), nillBiiMltr MrrlUlan. haa nir.l nllt
nrtnlenltttn to lush nnnl thnw-vrer prmr Ui
MlalilUh etalm In lh lantt U'w UracrllwHt.
Iwfur the founts rtrrh-al hi uflliw, at Prlne.
vlllr. Orrwon.on lh SHh day uC Mar. IS1.
Claimant nsinea a wllnrrl tltrnn Urn
itrlotann. ileum H. IUUIIT. I'hiirman Mom It.
and antral C. KlmmeU, all of l'rllllll, Ora
son.
t lil I'. MOOIIK, rVglaler,
Notice) for Publication.
!Varlmaru el lh tntarlur, ,
V a. Jurat ai lh lila. Oro.B,
Marvb U, lai).
N'IU U hrlr lln thai
Orlan.l I Miles
nl Harnra. OrrS'n, . on lta Klh. IWIS. ami
Marvh wth. Ii'bl, maU llemrlcal. So. iiliol
au.l a'liltllitnal. No. imisI. lor nr. n't "..
nl. aw., anil a, nw1.. atH-lliin T. Utan
alilp Je Bouih, rattii Ueaal Vlllam(us Mcrt.t i
lan, baa n le.1 nolli- nf Inlonllon to maa t
rtital lltrr )parr,ail lo ralaltllah rtaltu to iha
tatut atMtv l-t-rllHSl Iwlora rimoihy K. i.
tiuffv. r, a. omtmiuionor. at hia iti, at
Prinvvllla, Ort-iou, ou Hie xlmt day ol Mar,
11.1.
Claimant naniM aa wllnraaea: Thomaa N.
Halfour, ot rrtlit-vcil. ort'tfuu, ami l-orrral l.
Svaitimon. rharlra UU'lirlal and Jamva (III.
i'hrl.1, alt ol aru,-a, Oregon.
Iio i:. w. MiioKK, t !t"r.
Notice to Creditors,
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned have been, by Hie county
court ol the state of Orrgun, for Crook
county, duly appointed eiecutors of the
estate of Charles li. Foster, deceased,
and all persona having claims sgainal
said estate are hereby required lo pre
sent the same, duly vended, lo said
lecutors at the law otlice ol M. K,
brink, in the city ol I'rlnevllle, Crook
tiiitv, Otegon, within six months
from the date ol this notice.
t latent and puhhahed first time this
13th day ol March, 1913.
Mki.vii M rnsTia,
ka C. Koarss,
Kxecutors ol the will and estate al
harlea II. Poster, deceased. .1 1:1 tlw
SuitimoiiM,
n the rlreull rourt ol th atate ol Ori-son.
ir the eoiimv ol ('look
rntral orra.m Irrisaiion romanr, s corimr
lion, jnaiuiin,
va.
atrti'k O'NIrtl. .trlemlant.
To I'airlrk ieMrll.delan.tsnt:
reaon, vou are
n. anawar tiio
eretiy rrtiilr.1
ronq.iaini nimiasainit vou in ilia iii n-1 County Clerk ol the County ol Crook.
llllrdantlwUlilnaliwmkalromllia.larollhafi. ,. tllaa tlllfa.1 accnllntlna- ol hia
am pul.llrallon of Una auminoua ami II you '" '"S until acruilllllliK ol nia
tail ta.ia.iar ami anawrr. lor want ihrrr.il, adlliltllslrutlnn of said estate ami
ha plaintiff will ai.pl) lo iba.'.iurl lor tha ra-1
in .ry.-l lor In ilia romi'lalnl, lo-wll: lor
he ian.-.llallon ol a errlaln eonlra.1, .lair, I
prll Ulb, If;. rna.lr brlwran l.m ami Tha
N-a.-hut.ia Irrisaii.iii an-t I'owrr Comjiany an.t
linremi-ni or crriaiu lanua ami nia aai.r
nsltla aiiiiurtrnailt Ihrrrto. altuat In t'r.aik
rountr. Orraon.anu lor aura oilier rclli'l aa
lav be roiillabir.
Thla aumtnona la aervrd illion yon by nil
pnhtl.
ration by authority ol au order ofihe lion
Hrail.haw, u.lsr ol I lie .-Irrull .-oiiri of llir
ol iir.'sou. lur in. i-oiiniy oi i rooa. ana
aahl ordrr la .taunt the jl.l ilay of Man li, luli.
lot la ituly r.-ciirilril au.1 euOTe.1 in aalil eourl
tut ault.
Haleol Sral p. 1 1.1 i a 1 1, .n , March 77, 1SII.
Iklo of laat tnilill.-alt.it!. May S Ittl).
JKSKK m KARS8 A JACOB K ANI.KR,
Allornaya pir I'latuiir?,
SiiimnoiiH.
In the circuit .-ourl uf the Itale of Oregon, for
hu i-.iiiutv of t!r.Mik .
'etilral Oregon Irrigation t'oiupauy, a cor
IHiratlou, plainlln,
IJertrudr KhH-la-r, wldoy
and aole surviving
Klorber, deeeaavir,
heir at law ol rre.1 W
def.-nilanl.
To (tertrude Klorber, widow and sola aurvlv
tug heir at law ot Kr.al n, MoeUT, dm-eaaed,
defendant:
In the name nf the slate nl Oregon, You are
i-rrby renulred Ui atnii-ar ami anawer tha
complaint fllrd agalnat you In thr above en.
tiled ault within alx werka irom tits day oi
tha Sral publication of thla auinmona and If
you fall to so appear and auawar, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the rellel prayed for In Ihe complaint, lo
wll: for the cani-ellallon ol a errlaln contract
laird November lal, pa, made tielwern
Kri-.l W. Klorber and The Hearhiltea Irrigation
anil I'nw.T Company and asHlgiicd lo aald
lalhllff. relating lo Ihe aciulri'lnrnt nf err
laln lamia and ihe wat.-r rlghta atiiurlrnant
thereto, situate In t:r.Hik couuly, Oregon, and
for auch other relief as may tie equitable.
Thla aiunuiona is aervrd iiimn you by ni'bll-
ration by authority of an order of tin Hon. VY,
L. Bradahaw. ludae of the circuit court of tha
atate ol Oregon, for the county of Crook, and
aald order la dated the JQlU day of March, ltll:l,
and la duly recorded and entered lu xaiduoorl
and ault.
hate of first publication March 27, tuts.
Hate of last publication. May S, ISl:l.
JKHSK nTKAllNH A JAOOh K AN.t.KK,
AtUirnrya for I'lakiillff.
Sum moiiM.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon,
for rrook county.
oleau J,and Company, a corporation, plaintiff,
vs.
Iiavld Rurtou, and Mrs. David Hurton, wife nf
aald David Iturnin. anil all other persons or
parties unknown clHlinlug any right, title,
estate, lien upon or interest In the real ealate
descrilM.it lu the complaint herein, de
fendants. To David llurtonand Mrs. David Hurton, wile
of said David Hurton, and all persons or
parlies unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien iiion or interest In the real es
tate descrllH-.l in the complaint herein, and
also described in tills aiimlnoua, alaivs
named, defendanta.
In the name of ihe slate of Oregon. You, and
each of you, are hereby summoned anil re
quired to appear In the ataive entitled court
and answer or plead u the complaint tiled
therein In tills suit against you ou or tietore
May Mil, 1013. which la the tune prescribe.! in
the order ol theeounly Judgoof Ormik county,
Oregon, pursuant to which Oils summons Is
published, In which you are required to ao
appear, answer or plead, and If you fall to so
appear, answer or plead, the plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief demanded In the
complaint, which relief la that plaintiff's title
to the following described real properly situ
ate In Crook county, Oregon to.wil:
The north halt of the southwest quarter and
the south half of the northwest quarter of sec
tion twenty.one -'21- In township twelve -12-south,
range ten .10- east of the Willamette
Meridian in Crook comity, Oregon,
And every pari thereof, ho forever quieted
against you and all persons claiming by,
through or under you, or either of you, and
that plaintiff be adjudged to bo the owner
thereof in tee simple; and that you and all
persons claiming, or to claim, by, through or
miller vou. be forever barred, cslolned and re.
strained from claiming or setting tin any right,
title or interest In r to any purl ot said proi
erty and for such other and further relief aa
to the court may seem equitable In the prenu
Ises.
The date ol the first publication of this sum
mons la the 'illth day of March, HUH.
Thla summons is published pursuant to An
order of tl. Hprlnger, counly luilgo of Crook
county, Oregon, made on the 10th day ol
March, 1(113.
L. M. BKoHTKlX,
I 8.20' Atturuey for plaintiff.
Call for Warrant.
Notice Is hereby given that all gen
eral (mid warrants up to ami Including
Iteg, No, tWl. Alao all reglateretl MigU
Si hoid warrants will tie pal. I upon pre
aentalloti at my oltlce. Internal stops
alter tins date, April 17, 191.1.
It. I.. Juan,
Counly treasurer, Crook county, Ore.
Hstlis) lor IVMkatloa
IVpnrtmeiit ol the Interior
t'.H.I.iind Olllce lit The lnlle,(rvgcu
April UHh, 191.1.
Notice Is hereby given Hint John
Cnney, ol I'rlnevllle, Oregon, who, on
Junimrv Wlb.lUlO, nmde IIoiiicwUmiiI,
Nd.iv.yrt, or ui ni j, Section 17, Town
ehlp Iti Mouth, lUngc 1,1 r.tut, Wll
Ininette Merldlnn, bus tiled notice of
Intention to mnkn fliml thnw year
I'rool, to cetiihllah cliilm to the Inml
above ditaorlliol, tadore til t nuiity
Clerk, at his olllce, at I'rlnevllle, Or
egon, on the 'i2nd day of May, I9l:t.
Clnlmnnt tin nice aa wltiieewai Km.
eat I'. Kliiiinell, James A. Moltltt.
Thurmnn Moltltt, tllenu Mustard, all
of I'rlnevllle, Oreuon.
4-17-H. C. W. Mooiik, Iteglater.
Notice ot Admliilatrutor's Sals ol
Kalttl KatMtt.
Notice la heri-by Blven, hy the tin
derwlgurd, the administrator of the
ratal ol Mary Wllklne, iln-eaaed,
that lu pursuance of a u order of the
county court, made on the 7lh day
of April, 1913, III the matter of the
estate of Mary Wllklna, deceased,
the iinderalgiieil will aell at private
sale alter the r.'.l dny ol May, 1913,
In I'rlnevllle, Orvgnn, all the right,
title and Interval ol mild Mnry Wll.
kins, dccvnm'd, at the time of her
dentil and nil the right, title and
Intercut the an Id estate bus nciiulrvd
In nddltlou to that ol the anld Mnry
Wllklna at the time nl her death lu
and to all ol the following deta-rllied
real estate, tow It: Lota Five and
Six ol block Kluht In the Klllli addi
tion to I'rlnevllle, Oregon.
Terms and condition ( anle cnab.
Hated this :'ltb dnv nl April, 1913.
A. II. l.ll l-MAS.
Adtulnlntrntor of the estate of
Mnry WllkltiH, il.-ceiia.-d.
Notice to Creditors.
, Notlre is hereby given, by the under.
igmd, the admimatrator with the will
anueiial ol the estate of tieorge M.
Slani litt, deceased, tu all creilltors ol
said deceaaed and to all persona having
claims against said estate to present the
a me with the proiier vouchers, to the
ntideraigmal at hia o Hi re In I'rlnevllle,
Oregon, within six months from the
dstnol the llrat publication ol this notice.
I'aled this 21lb day ol April. 191:1.
M. It KlUoTT,
Administrator with the will annexed of
the estate of tieorge M.Hlanclill, deceased
Notice of Hnul Accounting.
Notice Is hereby given by the mi
ilernlgued, the administrator of the
eetnte nf i.llilile Turner, d.H-enaed, to
Mil tu.m, .iia li,tor.t.ul l mmIi! iial.lH
. 1 . . V . , ...
1 that he has made and tiled with the
that the cnurl has st 1 lliiradny, the
.a, .(,. ,. i. iiji . f, ronlitv
I MHS '-" "l ' COUIIiy
; nliri roiliu in rrtlievilie, vra
. ('iiiintv. (Iri.iron. iin the time and
place fur hi'urlng anil seltllug; aald
II mil ai-cotitttltig.
i'u ted thla llltli tiny of April, 191.1.
J ami s Ti MNKH,
Adttilnlstriitiir of the estate uf
I.llilile Turner, deceased. 4 H 5t
Notice lor Publication
Ih.partuictit of the Interior
U.S. Land Olllce nt The iiilli,Oreoii
April 1Mb, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Kllsa A. iniiihimi,
ol I'rlnevllle, Oregon, who on May
iidtli, 1910, tntiile Ih-sert Land Kntry
No. 1H)N22 lor si nw 1, imd wl awl.
Sirtloli 22, TnwiiHhlp IS South, Hlllige
20 Ciml, Wllliiuietto Meridian, has
tiled notice nf Intention to make
I' liuil Proof, to estalillsh clnliii to the
Inml above di-Herllied, In'lore Tim
othy K. J. Huffy, 1. S. Coiiiiiilasloner
at his olllce, at Prltievllle, On'giilt.ou
the 3rd day ol June. 1913.
In I in nl ti t names aa witness.:
Lloyd K. Wlllso, It.nilM'U Hooter),
and Harvey I). Dtiiihttm, ol Post,
Oregon, nnil Parker B. Doitk, of
Prlnevlile, Oregon.
4-2-l-pd C. W. MooltK, IteglHtcr
Notlcu for Publication
Department of the Interior.
U.S.Luntl Olllce at '1 he I)nlles,()ngon,
April iilst, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Charlea A. Weaver,
of rrlnevllle. Oregon, who, on April
1st, 1IHIU, and March 4, 1911, tiiude
HoineHtenil, No. 04703 mid additional
No. 0h2f0, lorswj sej, Hec. 3, ni nej,
ni uv.. He. 10, set in , si nw, sw
ttej, (Section 10, TowtiHhlp IS Houtli,
Hunne 10 KiiHt, Wllliiiiiette Meridian,
luiH llleil notice of Intention to linike
Kliml three year Proof, to establish
claim to the bind above dt'scrllii'd, be
fore Timothy K. J. Duffy, V. H. Com
iiilsHloiier, at his ollii'e at Prlnuvllle,
Ort-Kon, on the 5th day ol June, 1913.
Claimant numes as wltnessce: Joa
quill lierurdo, David Weaver, Karl
Forest, Charles (ioodknlKht, all of
Prlui'vlllf, Oregon.
4-24 C. W. Mooiik, Itcglster.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
U.S.Land Olllce iitTbo Dnlleii.Oreiron
April 12lh, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Charlea
A. Wall, of Roberts, Oregon, who, on
March Kith, Kill, made Homestead,
No. 08.149, for hwJ awl, Sec. 23 and
wl nwt, nwj iwl, Hectlon 20, Town
ship 17 Sout h, of Itangn 10 Kant, Wll
linnet to Merldlnn, haa filed notlco of
Intention to ninke (Until I'cinuinitu
tlon Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Timo
thy K. J. Duffy, U. S. Commissioner,
at bis office at Prlnevlile, Oregon, on
the 24th (lay ot May, 1913.
Claimant miiiics lis witnesses:: Al
btn Peterson, (leorge W. Crawford.of
Prlnevllle.Ort'gou, Claude C. Dunham,
Bernard tuiHcli, ol KobertH, Oregon.
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