Oregon City enterprise., June 21, 1895, Image 8

adioi i!n 101 vrv rot nr. .
J line TiTiii lM)5-(i. E. liny Jutlite;
J. Scott F. Jhukht t uiiiiuisMniier
In ll.e matter of the report of viewers
on the petition of J. C. Kurnett ot ul, for
:haiiLre in the Foster
ami Miiwatiket.
road, a claim of ihuiiiieg wss filed hv
Geoige Forman, and the expense c
count of i'A GO allowed. Unas ordered
that J. K. Norton, K. S. McI.aiiKlilin
J. 11. Purling lie appointed appraisers
of damages, to meet at the residence of
lieorite Forman on June SSth, at 10
A. M.
The viewers on the jH-tition of Charles
Miller et al. for a change in the I-ewis I
road from Viola to Oregon City tiled their J
leport, and theexponse acc-mnt of flo.SW j
was allowed . A claim for $100 damages
was fileJ by Hubert Comer, and it was
ordered that J. K. UimKiiiii, George II.
Webster and J. X. Harrington be an I
liointed viewers of daniajres, to meet at :
premises of said claimant on June -Mh, :
at 10 A.M. !
The report of viewers on a petition of
D. L. Shank et al. for a eliani in the
Kew Kra and Oreaon City road was tiled,
It was ordered that the report he not ap-
proved, as said renoi t does not comply
with the law, and Ci. W . I'russer, J. S.
Kisley and K. S Mclaughlin, appointed
to view and l. W. Kiniiaird, county
survevor. to survev said road to place
of beginning on July Sth, at 10 A. M.
In llie mattor of the Petition of J. II.
Pevenue et al. for viewers to a county
road, D. W. Kinnair 1 ap:ointed sur
veyor, and I. II. L. .Mayhu, J. K. Pun
can and II. Fischer appointed viewers
to meet at place of beginning on June
2Sth, at 10 A. M.
BILLS AI.I.OWKR.
Herald, printing
Meeton & Pygert, stationary,. . .
Dorthy Chase, clerk aci't
J C Bradley, assessor
II H Johnson, deputy surveyor
Teachers' examination
Mrs. M. E. Gaines, paur acct.
5 00
4 OO
....
ii'
K 00
Oregon City Hospital, pauper acct 12 50
J J Smith, pauper acct 5
Charnian & Son, iMUper acct 5
H Straight, paui er an-t 5
M Bstlock, interpreter circuit it. 2
C Ztirrluh, eourt house wood 4
Western Wheel Scraper Co 'M
00 j
60 j
So
20!
(Xi '
5o ;
The Geoige Lawrence Co 6 50
C W Vonderahe, road acct 27 80
Oregon City Iron Works, road acct 6 25
Win I'eeson A Son, road acct. . . . 10 12
Pope & Co. road acct 2 HO
Knapp, Fiiirreli & Co, road acct. . 22 00
Robins & Son. road acct 2 OS
Calif. Powder Works, road acct. .1457 53
Wilson & Cooke, road acct 7 51
Besurvey of Paulsy road. 3 00
Miller Bros, road acct 15 00
Story Bros & Co, rosd acct 2 75
R Scott, road acct 17 40
James Shaw, agent, pauper acct. . 10 00
C Cair, pauiier sect 2 00
.Peter Nehren, court house acct 13 90
.Oregon City Water Works 15 00
,1. L Porter, deputv district attv. . . 5 00 1
Millard Hyatt, sheriff acct 21 00
James Rtntoul. sheriff acct 10 00
D E Stiepard. sheriff acct 17 40
N M Moody, sheriff acct 23 31
E C Maddock. board of prisoners 31 39
;M L Moore, balance due treasurer
.from March 1st 33 32
Inquest on' F Pease 35 15
Claims of Jurors 250 80
State vsChingTom 7 60
" " John R Jones 55 15
" Sam Bailey 7 65
" " Leonard Sharpson 37 05
" W H Close et al 75 95
" " Henry Troge et al 67 50
" " G Herrington et al 17 15
C D Latourette, atty fees 20 00
Id the matter of report of G. E. Haves,
county judge, on exienditure of warrant
on contingent fund, approved and
ordered 4 hat additional warrant ot f 50
be drawn on contingent fund for con
tingent expenses of office.
In the matter of milage and per diam
f coinmis-doriers, R. Scott was allowed
$18.20 and $3 extra. F. Jaggar $17.40.
Ladies Attention.
At Mrs. Sladen's Millinery Parlors.
As the season is advanced I will make
great reductions in all high priced goods.
I have fine assortment of millinery on
band, including flowers, fancy ribbon,
thigh and low crown leghorn and sailors,
which for the quality can't be found
cheaper, A large assortment of trimned
.bats to choose, from. Lace hats, latest
MYyIes, from $2.50 to $5. $7 hate re
duced to $5. Will be sure to give satis
faction if you will give us a trial. Main
wr.reet, next door to Methodist church.
Are Ton Voiug East;
If so, it will pay you to write to A . C.
.Sheldon, general agent of the "Burling
ton Route," 250 Washington street,
Portland. He will mail you free of
charge, maps, time tables, and advise
you as to the through rates to any point,
reserve sleeping car accommodations
for you, and furnish you with through
tickets via either the Northern, Union,
Southern, Canadian Pacific or Great
Northern railroads at the vary lowest
rates obtainable.
The Burlington route is generally con
ceded to be the finest equipped railroad
in the worlJ for all classes of travel.
It does seem batd fcr a woman to
have to cook on a burned out stove, be
sides the entire family have to Buffer
from improperly cooked food. For $18.50
Scb wan & Putrow will furnish a first
class cook store with all the fixtures,
FAIL 6EDIN1 OF TIMOTHY.
flod Without drain Ntirw Cmpa I1
dnutca to tirniiMa wml Mnvi'rm.
In many sections tho fall evotliiiK of
timothy will prove a mioeesd if condi
tions uro favorable. First there must lie
! .iMuro in tho noil to sprout
! "
IllllIUN. All lllt';il MTU It'll t'llll W IWI Illl'U
by plowing stublile lhml curly ami oil
tivatina it every time tho weeds have
started well, coaxiiij? tho weed seeds to
prow and t'.u u killing the younjj weed
plants vtiih the shallow cultivation.
Fallowing for n few weeks in this way
will tan tho soil beneath and leave a
I tine seed bod almost free from Weeds of
I uu inch or two in depth. Timothy seed
! sown broadcast or with seeder and put
i in with a li-hc drag will make a tine
i stand under such circumstances,
j There is ix-rhaps uo part of general
farmiii)- less understood than the use of
1 "nurse" crops for grasscM and clovers.
I Farmers n.-V, wheu recommended the
sowing of clover and grass seeds b
themselves, if the young plants will no:
burn n p with the sun unless some
grain, like outs, burlcy wheat or rye,
is sown for protection. Let us look
into this a little. Where one of these
i prains is sown together with grass uud
j clovr. ,1"10 or K,th- tho roots from the
i grain plant soon reach deep into the soil
I f.M-iilill-illlK lu.lill tll.l V.td lf I ill
! Qr WoVor I( Uuro u
f ,m,i.,tm.t, 1hi, ,.nm. together uicelv.
j if there is a lack, the grain roots being
I the deepest get the moisture, taking it
from the grass or clover roots, and the '
! t,,r Plllllt!i ,Uw supply is cut otT
i r,,r tt"f -"'K"- "l m"f
lherruiliof the matter is, these so.
ealleil "nurse crops" are a great bin-'
dnmee to the grasses and clovers, and
ouly when there is moisture for both do
both succeed. We have uever faileil yet
in getting a good stand of clovers and
grasses when we have sown them alone j
iu spring, while frequently both clover ,
and timothy have failed to give a good
"catch" wheu sown with grain, lie- ,
cause the young plants died out in hot, :
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i-.,: mi licnry from the iscousiii station lc
wlii l- n i t t ii I
l. I. ..in L.i.o... 111. nilviLim f..r f ill i
seeaiiia ol timotny sowing tue
sowing the gras.-.
seed alone. He says:
In sowing grasses by themselves .
sometimes weeds come np, drawing on; ,
moisture and shading tho young plants, I
To cheek these run a mower over the)
held, setting tho cutter bar high. The
grass plants will soon gain a victory ;
over the weeds with this treatment.
Timothy may be sown successfully on j
well prepared laud with turnip seed !
and a good crop of turnips harvested
This will ouly do where theru is pleiitj
of moisture for both and tho soil rich
ami f:ivnr:ihle. GimmI stands have licel!
secured iu a cornfield cultivated with
level cultivation and timothy seed sown
between the corn rows hi August Here,
too, there must lie plenty of moisture, j Iu an nrtiele on silos iu Tho Country
and it is necessary to cut the stalks of j Gentleman the advice is given to put
corn level with the ground that they I about 40 gallons of water over tho stir
may not interfere with the mower next I face of a 10 by 10 foot silo. This advice
season. Iu many parts of the country I is given, says the writer who suggested
timothy will succeed best wheu sown ! it. because in praetieo it is found to be
m the fi ll.
Valuable t.ran For Arid ftreiiina.
In a circular issued by the depart
ment of agricnlturo the Hungarian
brome grass is described as being adapt
ed to many sections. Iu light soils, es
pecially iu regions subject to extremes
of heat or long periods of drought or
wnere tne latia cannot oe ai.apiea o ,be Wiittr 0Vl.r t!;o SBio m oveuly . j
the growth of the fiuer and higher grade j j,,,, jje. adds
grasses, Hungarian brome may be roc-, 'j, W(,' tl:rU(.(i a v, f water
ommeudei It is doubtless valuable a jQ ad(lui()U illt (.u.h C(,r; i.r f,f fl. nil,, I
a constituent in permanent meadows ut trL,il(iil)K it UA lu j
pastares and may have especial value m , H(, uot IoM, ft lmv,)(., r.rvwi . Ji!llt (
the south for winter graJiig. On lnU j of nio)(, thlt or... r tw HVA.
where frequent rotation is practiced or . f o (if tl. , i;o ,;.i ; , ,)t ,.,;..oed 15 !
-1 . . . : ,1 ;u i.iHiiulniiftn,. .'linnll Ka nimlil . .1
uiMici n imnAii,,u ouuu.u
with caution, because it may there prove ;
a pest hardly less troublesome than corn- .
mon conch or witch grass. At the Rocky
Ford experiment station, Colorado, thej
Hungarian brome has proved the eur-,
liest and best grass tried. Professor.
Huntley says that there is no doubt ,
about its making two crops per year.
Al me Amausa; aiiey eipi-iinieui. nm-
toin in Otero county it has beeu discov
ered that this gTass is a great plant for
bees.
A Good Wbltetraulu
A gorxl whitewash for fences and out
buildings that stands fairly well ani
which looks like oil paint wheu dry is
made as follows: Pulverize air slukod
lime until it is as fine as flour and pass '
It through a sieve. Next boil some rice
autil the substance has been drawn out i
of the grain, then strain it to separate i
the water from tho grain. Mix the lime j
and rice water, and to every half bar-1
rel of the mixture add ono gallon of
linseed oil. Anoly with a long bristled i
whitewash brush for buildings, aud for
fences use a brush with shorter bristles.
General Kewi and Kote.
The agricultural earnings of the Unit
ed States, according to Mulhall, are es
timated at $3,490,000,000.
The United States is third in wool
production. Australia leads, with 550,
000,000 pounds annually; the Argen
tine Republic is second, with 400,000,
000 pounds, and this country next, with
800,000,000 pounds.
The total crop last year was estimat
.. . . j-. , i
ea y l"e ,57 itrii,oT
association at 425 000 bushels for New
tnglanu, two ,ou nusneu. xor new
867 " fr W
toiai oi ,v uuau.io.
mo tincinnan rrice vjuiicuv enn-1
mates that the acreage of this year in !
.. .n. i . I. n An, AiA. 1...... !
the unitea iscaies is o,ui,uuu w-renieso
than last year, and that the crop this
year will be about 443,000,000 bushels,
a decrease of 28,000,000 bushela from
last year's crop.
According to Bradstreet's, there will
be less wheat for export from the Unit
ed States during the year ending July i
1, 1895, than for several years past
An international exposition of fruit .
culture and products la tone hem at bt
Petersburg from Sept. 83 to Not, 12 nn-
der titm uspices of the ozar.
Vvrr-
WHAT ARE BUFF WYANDOTTES!
VllrM l'owln tlitvv llicn Orlirinatad In at
I.i'mnI Tbrvt tilfft'ra'iit Wnya,
The liuiT Wyandotte is of much more
recent origin tlmn lire the Silver White
iml the Golden Wyandottes. They are
leeogtii.od, however, ns a distinct vari
ety by the Anieiicau Poultry associn
tiou, although a rocognixed authority,
writing to Country Gentleman,' says
that "purchasers who expect every
chicken rtared from Puff Wyandotte
eggs in 1MM to lo true to standard de
scription will assuredly I disappoint
ed." Tho authority quoted tells of three
ways by which these llulT Wyundottos
have Urn originated:
First Py crossing the Golden Wy
andotte and the Putf Cochin. The Gold
en Wyandotte itself originated in sev
eral ways by a crass of the Silver Wy
andotte and the Winnebago, the Silver
Wyandotte and the IlutT Cochin, the
Silver Wyandotte and the Partridge Co
chiu and probably also the Silver Wy
andotte and tho Plai k Prcustcd lull
Game. There is therefore, inasmuch as
tho Silver Wyandotte had n portion of
Asiatic blood, a considerable jieroent
age of the blond of fowls with feathennl
shanks in this strain of the PutY Wy-
' "y. " '""'
I VI mill Ulii.l- l lir Allin l.llll ft. .1. ll. l ni
shanks for some years to come.
Second Py crossing the Golden Wy
andotte and the Rhode Islatid Red.
Just what the Khode Island Hod has
been prodmod frun no one seems to
know. It is a fowl of almut the size of
the Wyandotte, varying in comb, but
usually single, and of a reddish butt col
or. It has never loen bred to standard
' requirements, but has been developed on j
the farms of KIuhIo Island and vicinity
I with but theone thought of producing a
i gixsl farm fowl. It is believed to have
I some Cix liin blood and some
f,u.tilti lilmiil iiiwl ynliiil IiIimuI lit
. . , . . . . ,
other breeils in its inakeun. Tho shanks
nre for the most part free from feathers.
The BulT Wyandottes from this cross
are scarcely as large as those from the
Cochin cross, but uro, as a rubs better
layers and have fewer chickens with
feathers on the shanks.
Third By breeding from Golden
Wyandottes only, selecting each year
those which showed the least black
markings. This claim has beeu made by
one or moro western breeders, and it it
pu-.siiilo that a strain of Buffs might iu
this way be pnxlnced.
But every purchaser of a new variety
should not expect to obtain tho uniform-
hiekeus that can bo bad from
i uv iu
long established varieties.
aMm About MIm.
: good thing, for it hastens tho forming
i.f a blanket of mold over the surface j
that has not been equaled in tho preser
vatiou of the surface layer of ensilage j
by any form or device of cover, w.d Le
sides it is not a very expensive affair to j
apply. It nctds to havo t'lo Mirfaer well :
trodden down and u!l p'.u::s ih iii..d
I thou ih t) ird i''iv mstrilinl
bu- hels l.i-s i.M t .l ioraci'J l.iJ'.et
ire y r....-, . . vM lir.1(.t.,,
cmfim nie iE ,!:(, u!5. f fhaf n::y rover
w ft rflo is v..,r km , pn.vi.ii d
tho Kurfaco is y:c l t'n. jvd (!.a.:i ci.i h
dav for f,.w fi,n,( mi th blnnki t oi
ussi,t(,,, l0' l!irai i,y tbo n,,r.iitlA
of wat(,r If va,(.r u mt m,h,.At t!.t.
(jnrfaC() (lri(.H QUt H qBldlT thut it flre
fangs instead of formii.g the close blau
ltct mold that proves so effectual a pro
tection from the air. A second dash of
water at tho end of a week is not labor
lost, wo think.
Sugar Ihmiity Payment.
Total bounty paid for beet sugar pro
duced in California, Nebraska and Utah
in 1801 and 1S'J2, 2 10,oJ8.5(l; in 1892
and 1M3, $531,303.81, and up to March
1 of enrront year, $610,935.59. Total
bounty paid for sorgum sugar produced
in Kansas and Minnesota in 1891 and
1(j'j2, $22,197.28; iu 1892 and 18911,
$19,817. and up to March 1 of current
year, $10,929. Total bonnty paid for
cane suirar produced in Louisiana in
1891 and 1892. $(1,882,589.83; in 1893
nd 1893, $8,584,805.64, and up to
March 1, 1894, $1,057, 108. Total boun
ty paid for cane sugar produced in Mis
Bissippi iu 1891 aud 192, $170,301.73;
in 1892 and 1893, $1 74,043.90, aud to
March I of current year, $113,103.24.
Total bounty paid for cane sugar pro
duced in Florida in 1891 and 1892,
$18,233.79; in 1892 and 1893, $3,900.45.
Grand total of bounties paid for cane
sugars iu 1891 and 1892, $7,077,316; iu
lHUaaud 1893. $8,708,830, and up to
March 1, 1894, $1,770,301. Total boun
ty paid maple sugar ia 1891 and 1892,
i $2,405; in 1892 and 1893, $00,119, and
j , of cumut 11M34.
, - j of , jd
to March 1, 1894, for all kinds of sugar
produced in the United States was $19,
230.800.30. The foregoing list of pay
ments aro as reported by tho secretary of
the trcasuiy.
A Clirap fitnrop Twister.
A homemade stump puller suggested
by Rural New Yorker consists of a stout
polo 80 feet long, with a stout chain and
hook at ono end. Li;.; around the stump
aud cut off the roots. Put thecliain end
near tho stump and Ii.mA- the chain over
one of tbo routs. Tbon hitch a team to
the other end of the pole and drive
i ua This will twist the stunm out,
j unA yon w,u (smprised to hco how
taHCn wor( caI, donr) with it
Ladies, do you know lr, Mary II,
Stanton's Kemaliue, the Famous Female
Specific, will cure all those aches and
pains peculiar to yon, ami will cost you
only ft for one month's treatment? I will
send any lady a trial box, free, who will
semi me the names and addresses of ten
ladies who are in delicate health. Auctila
wanted everywhere. Write for full par
ticiilaiB to Mrs. I., M. Little, inn miner
wholesale western depot, clcua, Ore'
gon.
Plank note, receipt and order books
at the Kntkki'hisk olllce.
Wedding stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Kn i kkchisk olllce.
Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and
all other blanks at the Kntkhi-hisk of
fice. Portland prices.
."ro r 7
Mr. J. P. Betl, Oamtrntomie, Kan.
wlfo of the editor of The Graphic, the load
ing local paper of Miami county, write
"X waa troubled trtth heart 4imram
for six yearn, severe palpltuthwx, uluirt
nosi of breath, together with such ex
treme nervousness, that, ut tliues I would
walk the fliior nearly all riluhu We
consulted the best lueihcal tulent.
They mid there tra M help for me,
that I hnl organic iIIm'iimi of tho bt urt for
which lliero waa no remedy. ! hd read
your advertisement In Tho Graphic and
ayearant), as a last resort, trleilonnbntileof
ir. Mile' Sew Cure for the Ueart,
which cuuvlnceil me that theru was trim
merit iu It. I took three bottles eai-h ul the
Heart Cunt ami ltestoratlve Nervine and
Mt eotnpletety cured me. i leep
well ut ulglit. my heart beats regularly and
I bare no n.ore Hmotlierlnff sielU. I l.-.h
to say to all who are mifTcrinx a I did;
there's relief untold for them If they will
only give your rvnxsllca Just one trial."
Ir. Miles Tlenrt Cure Is sold on a prwlttve)
Ituaraiiteii thut Hi" Ii rsl boll le will In'iiellt.
All (Irmtirlsis sell Itnlll, ft U t I lea for S, or
It will be sent. H-emul, on rw-eiiit of price)
by the Lit. MUua UoUicai Co., iakhurt, lud.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Restores Health
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed UJ'Jcra.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pr.!nr,
Bruises and St rains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sorci,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
AH Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Vty
Seat of Pain and
Ousts It in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes flr.n or Beast welf
again.
CITA II IN,
lii Hip (' -ii ii t y Omirt i f ihv Niat nt Orriron, fur
ttt t' muty et rUekiiiniii,
III the m tiler of Hie K.I .tp nl Mntthn A. 1 .r.-.
ilvi'i iKiit.- i'it itlnii in limn anil I'mu.'i In-
tuni.Uil In IVtiUuto,
ToJ W, Miir hink, Kolu'ivil lomf, Win, llmiriw,
l( Uu rt Munl'ii k, I .- m n llutfliu,, , W,
it iro., -iii'l nil uilitnii hiliTi'aliul m II10 OKlnlr
el M iriliD A, liiinroa, ilioi'l:
IN Til K N AM K t)K Til K TA IK Or" OltKOON.
oii mo lii'i, In reiiilriil i bi ami aeeit ir
111 i' t iniiity Cmiil in om HUliMif orrmui, lur
tlvi l- 'Hiily ul flacloiiiiaa, al thu emirt iii.hii
tlm eni, at Hi" i'.iiiii y Hem lit ilm .alit I'uituty ul
tJliii'kaiuni. uu Mninliy. Ilm dill iluy ol Aiun-I,
A. I. Imti. nl III u i'lova A. M. ul thai tiny, then
anil limiu t allow iiaut', ( any yuu linvit, why
in iT l.it -11 U nut ! inailutu 1 III In liiw
hiii ileaerlhi'il er iiity, In aiii'uiiliiiii'D with Ilia
li.iitiini dli'il herelii:
THA'T 1.
hulim a jnrt o( Ilm Untwrt Allan 1, U ('.
N . i:, Iu ..nn hi ti, 1. II H. It. 1 K. ul Ihv
UlUiiii'l'a nierlillau, ami tllualKil In Inn
0'Hinlv ul t'lai'kitniaa anil olato uf tlrcitiin. ami
l 111 nre p irl rnlnrlv ilxanrllivil aa Inlnina, tu
o : H ir minim at a noliil t mt lana.t U..T.'olialiia
'lint N. 4.M I'lialm Iroin tli K. . 0 irnur nf naiil
l'i. I.V ilu'iirc N, HJil 11. IS mm , K. 5i clialm
li.'ieo.v Hi .Hplialii, anil unairl In Ilia rl
line 1 aiil ('1. IJ iu ma 0 'iiinr ul U10 Nilvvrt hi
n.al: ih-'iea H ll.irn. M nil W, NMoiama
ilu'iil an lit tua I In Myeia'a laiull lliuilea aulilll
; J.:I.' I'hnliia in tho plue ut l'Hlmiliii cuiilaiu
iiilt i 1 arret.
JllTKACT.
II". hi: a part of llio llnlnrl Allvn II I C. Nn,
(.', Ill aiielliiua 4 ami V. T tl H. II, I K Hill Mu.,
mm aitua on In ilia nullity nl t'hirkainaa Hlalo
i Uri'iion, an I la mora enrili'iiiaiiy iii)ai'run.J
a liillnwa, . wit: II 'ulneliiK at Ilia a, K inr
it at a.il.l fl. : lliniea imrlli in ftrh. trai'iiia"
1I11' lino n( aal I CI. I.'; Iliiuen wil lion
mi. anil pnrnll I tu Ilia III 1 1 110 nf aalil t'l. I.';
Ihoni'i' anlili Jitkl ali, tn His auuili iiiiu ul anil
t'l I.' then ti anal lii.iu en. In inr le ul h
KinnliiK, i-uiiinl.iiun tOie'ru.
TIT .1.
IU ii a tiart nl lli U -liort Alia 1 IV. I, C, Nn
I.Miaec. 4 am.T.!, K. I K ll , Ma, an I
I II O1.1 I 1 111 i'iiii il ul t' at knmaa anil t ula nl
v.nu, ami la mnni mrile i;r ili aerilwil aa
Im.nv., tu wil: Mo -innliia- al a polite In Ilia
tenth Una n aal.l CI. . K ia! U .rJ 1 It. fwun Ilia
N W. euru r tnvtauf; lliniiwi ran 1,1; cli
t cii-a H. U,,. .injuria. K. l'i Itletl : tliauea a
''M. tl 111I11. tv a jhfh.i tlu-ut'K h. vom uv 1
nun. r. ik 1 1 uu. in ilia ewlltur in ilia pilvtnln
ran tli'iino H. 4- uVu. 1 111I11. tt. At rli,,
thriier iiurlli W T. oli.tu Ilia iiaoaul bvatniiiUig ;
11 1 11 1 11 1 ti at .Ut A.
Willi. a. lli Hull, ll.irilnii K llavaa, Jmlo uf
th t iimiiv t niirt ul the Hsitr nl Oregon, In- tlia
t "inly 01 t ai kuni-, no, llih ,iv ol Juna,
y Alluai: OKO. 1. Unit lti'N. t':,.r,
lal. (H4iV.
MirilK OK AIIMINIiTIUTOIt HAI.K.
MTH K In IIKHKIIV (1IVKN THAT UV
I vlrtim nl an nuler of aale nilr ttia.ln ami
i mrri'il ul reennl liy tin, mmniy ruurt nt tbo
Stnlenl tlri'nii tnr 1 laekamaa I'iniiitv In tha
uiaAtcrof tin- iiartntira 1 1 1..1 ir f j,,itia ami
All.rlvlil, I will al at aii. tinnl tlu'h (tin..! .i,
ih-rat Ilia d nr nl Ihv c inn hniurul anhl enuiily
111 oii'it.in fit , urea-mi. 011 ii.iiiirily, I a litli
ilay ol July, .-,, at tlm hour ul tan o'elm'k
ill. he lolluwliiu ileaerllinl irnila of laml. laa
ln In tin. p.itinty n rUcknuiiia.xiatn.il tiri'k-nn
lu-wll: I ouiini'iit'liia; a a nalnt i1.7i ehaina
aiiulli ami II uuriiaiuara ul llir i arier ara
Hun anrni'r ln.nri., n aiv iimia nii, ) h (in
H 1 I uf the W lllametln .Mt'rlillall. aalil iKiInt
Ih'Iiik ala thraoii h i.i I'lirnnrnl a Irani nfiaiid
con vr) ml by lllinin Mlraliiht in J. T. Al'l'i'rana
ami r 1 II 11 1 liar thetii'v M 17 V u 0 rlMllia In
Ilia tlmn 1 nlnt lliic, lln'iii-i. with anhl Ilm. 8
ilm. n mm. K II 'JM'hninaioamaki-friiiii w h h
a llr jniiii li I iilami'ii r baam .N '.' il, K iy
lltt..ailuiuiil. Ihi lii'a ahmit lha uf lliu hill N
l a. K S i r alna. t 1 ; jn ,t n $
hilllia. 1 hell aNI.iili'g :l tulll. A 1 Til chain
limin e N n.iI.'k ti 1:, 1 , eh ,lna to ihu plana uj
Iwiii.,I ,k Alan hi'Kiiiul un a puliit I'J l ali.a
aimih ami 4 Plialua weat ol the uunr er airtluti
inat hrt . .'I'll arc li.lia .11 an 1 .t u T J N. ( j fc o
he rtlllnmetta MiThllan, tlivliaa a :t li( f
H.. J.'i Hinliii Iu a a aka, the e lit';, k I" i n
hniua. the 11 a .N Miliu. ;t 1 inm K m o .ani
linira V TUuVk. W In Tn ehalni In Ihn pla' e ol
In'iiiiiulinr. r.iiii.iliihiK In all a? arrea nmra or
lea .-al'l land In In' aolil lur rub n 1 1 o illrmr
tlun liy aaiU eiuirl nl aahl ..a In
t il hi. I m Al.lliiKlUT. JH ,
Ailaiitilatrnlur nl lin pariua aihii n. lain of
Lojiia Jg A rini.L
JtinaA laM 0 7:7 J
AlijilMh. It I'ioICa baLK
r-rii K In III.HKIIV lilvtN 1 HAT Ut.
I aiiinurliy u. an i.Mit laauail nut nl in.
niuuly cur. ul thu a ato ortKiiu lur t'iu rouii-r
ul M.i.-.uj uu tlia it:hduyo Mny, sn, I wli,l
a ltillul.tr aj: r with 111. will am.ri.'l nt tha
ixlilu ol t'har.n. Millua. I rum ami ai I M'i'lii
tin-I'liti.tn day nl Jmy, las ai'll a: nnvitu .ia
ill Hi niaiiin r .r vi i 1 Ly law, th.- luleiwiua
lea rlU'l .ro : 1. b 1 1 1 1 1 K t n ai'l a.lale, to
aril: ilia weal all nf Hji'lmii Si. loan, all p t
-u itn, K una 1 Ki.' ui Id W lllamotta Mur ii
Ill t nrkainna 0 U), uriull, C 'II tall 111 g 3JJ
iiiti.',.uiure ur lna.
Iiirm-. I -n' c.i.li, ur on. ml I mail, bilania
III twu aiiuunl iniyni 'iiia, m-i wii .i a uuiri-
Kl(o H , in lliu r.H-.Tl v. Ihn (Mi-i.i I... ill In
ouii'l b'raaa ahilu ur In aniiilr a ona, wi.l
11. da III ln riTi'lVi'.l al III' . ISio nl i lliriljlll,
I Olllllt .V I'ara, lira- l.l k H.wiu.O r(uu.
J. II. .Mi i.UfV.
A lllllulalMlnr H in, lliv ., x n. rial n'
Ilm a tnta nl tlliari... Mnlliu-, -'i-n-a i-d.
biU'l Mai lil.h. A. I), lvj.',. V-JI;!!!!
NiXH.'r. Hik 1'L'III.i:a H.
9 l.A.ii) tirrii at OaituuM i itv. t) ..l
May U. IK y
r:'K l lur 'he a, ton tout 'ha lol.w-
Ilia nam 'it an. I rr In,. II a I in. lire I ...Tin.
.aiiiluu lo iiiaau llual pr ml In aim it ul III.
nlnlm, ami 111 it .a. il pruuf will ba ma a I rl iro
tha Kuirl'tur ami K'ni'lvur. tj. H. I.m.l iii, Mt
On-K in IM y. Or., on Ju.ia t IHi'1, . M r. t .
Viiatln, II. h. Nn avja;. lor thenK'; Nt',', K'i
ii -i i, .nl"; -.a.', a.1. T 6 B, It l H.
Ml i llniiica Ihu fullnwluH- wt.i.uaav 'u t.mva
h ciuitit, null, ruaid una iinuii n -il nuiiivall-iu
.1, aal'l Ian I, vi: ni l l'irr, It a a limah
nrty, Frank snwln I, P. f. Millet, ,l nl Mnlnlla,
O.-" KOltKK I A JllkXK.il,
Mi.H-'Jl H aiatnr.
pAKMKRS . . . "
Vour team will lmvetho bent
of care and
Full Measure of Feed
At Hit-
City StfibleH.
Kidd & Williams, Props.,
Hucceamor.. to W. H. Cooko.
Livery His on Short Notice.
Duffy & llcckart
EXPRESS and TRANSFERING.
Sjiecial care in moving IIoiiHohold
GooJh and Pianos.
Prompt work and
RciiHonablo charged.
Leove orders at
BELL0.MY .fe BUSCH'S.
JOHN YOUNGER,
JEWELER,
Opp. Huntlny's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
J B. DRAKE,
DKNTI8T.
Nllrom Oxlile ai fur the palmcmi extractlun
nf toetli
All work warranted and prlcoi rcanotmble.
ltoorn7, 8 ami 9, aiiiithwmt onrnor Flrat and
Taylur itrttftla, Glenn h Cox a old aland,
I'urtlaii'J, Oregon.
Hi l K H t I'Krt MAI K,
In Ihn Circuit Court nf tha Hlalo ul Ofaifiin, fur
Hit' I'utiiil)' of Miiiliiumali,
N, J. A. Himniia, ilnliilllt, va, Hiunll A. T iy or,
Jaaaui. I'. 1'aylurninl I., H, layiur, ih.ltiiiil,iula,
Hlnla uf (rr.ui, I'niiiuy nf I'lm kaitiaa, aa.
NOH'K W IIKIIKIIY IIIVHN, IIIAI' KY
vir.unuf an aani'iitlun ami nrilnr nl anli
laallcil mil ol llienlti'iill cunt ul IIIUHUIn III llrr-
run Inr Ihn futility ul Miiliiuuuili, liearlui ilnlo
ho .'.Hit day ul ,M..v, I "Hi, Iu a anil liuiu.n N. i,
A, Hiiiiiina la pliilulill, ami rm-li A. laymr,
Jp.avi K. I nyiur. and I. H. 1'ivlur aro tlinuml
aula, 011111111811111114 ma, III tilt Itnlt.a n Ilia
rtliiio ul ori'it'tii. Ih it uut ul Ihu raal i alula hnm-
Inallnr ihiiiiriliwl, tu rmiliaa a aiim iiilllnli'iit In
aallaiv III . iliMiiamla ula ild ili i'lnn, In wll, till,
and Ihv furthpr aitui of .w.. 0 aiailunu.y Ira,
and ilia Inrl iur aunt nl J.k a i e.nla. lui' t i. r Willi
liilaraatun tho anitiaaluea aald dpn-na Waa tin
ti'iud al a wr r nit, p..r aiiuiuii, ami alto Ilia
oo-1 ut ami attnmlim tlil aalo.
Nun, lliarefora, III nhaillrnea In arieh ilneraa, 1
did iiuratul.nu on Ilia Mb dny nf Anril, lain,
duly law upon, and will, on Halurday. tha .".nh
day of Jim.', t rrifi. at Ilia li.nir nf I u'i'liii k
I', M. uf aid day, al Ilia front door uf lha court
houao In anhl rouuiy nl t'laukiuua-, umr fur
aal at piihllfl aurl lull, ami aall In Ilia hlaheal
and l.i'al hlililur. fur ca.li In linn.l. all nl llio
rmhl, lllta and Irrti.rral ihu anld ilelt'iulnut. hn
ran A. laymr and 1. N, lay or liml un, In and Iu
the tut I-. w i ii ar da. lha.) rail prn.vriy, to wn:
I In iiith ial itiarlar ul lha auitthwval iiiaiiur,
and tha aimtllw. at nltnrlur nl tlia auiilliaaal
Jiinrl.ir.il aautimi 7, iuwii.hlp A a.nilli ui rwi
aaat nl Wlllaiuatla iiiarl.llan, allunljj Iu Uiaoa
aiuna rniintv, tlr 'tfnn.
1'alod til In inh day uf Mar. A. I' tmtt
K. I'. MADIiiM'K.
Mbarl IT nf I'lai-kamaa aiHiuiy, Htato el Or.'irnn.
Itv N, M JhitoiiY, Ifimtv. tji.u W
AliMI.MHTIt.V'I'OK'8 .NOl'lt'h.
Not Ira la h.-rai.y alraii, thit lha li ntural at n
hna inmii duly appulnie.l hy tha linn, a) ir.lun h.
Ilielo., J nltfo nl iio ( iiiintr t uuri ul ( lackauina
I'oouty, tiruanti, a Iniliiiairalii- nl tna ii ol
Uriah Tama, Ui.rraial. All tiurnl'la having
rlaliuaanaliial il. valala aro 1101111..I n .u a ..t
iiiaaaiuii, iuuiriy rurimii, witn vuna .aia, u
ma at my nllli a, al lha court huuaa in i(. .vi,
Cltr. Ort-anu, within ill nniullia f uiu Un.d..i.
Ihitail May Mar N, l'U
Ml:'l JOHN v, MIAIH.KV, A hn r.
NOTK'K Of Ari'Ol.NIMKM',
Nonri m iiKiiKiiv nifKN Tiur run
llliilaral-'lird haa lna 1 appol 1 c.l hy tha
enuiity . nurl ol t'Ul'.ainaa eoiinly, Mlalr uf'tlre
"li. ailm ulat n ur ul ihn aainia ul Hamunl
riliillll, iBwaaanl. Al pa an .a hnvllut 1 lallua
anal '! aalil ralula am hnrrli ii.nin.'.l Iu .ia
ami tha a ma duly varifla.l l..r paynii'iit, tu tha
tindiialiird at my rxal.tfnca almi thma mllna
aollihea I lnun Nin.ly pnainiCex within al(
mo uha irran Ihla .l ito. J H VoOt It
Ha cd Ny at, laai Adinltilatralfir,
Ii 7:7-!l.
MirirKor ihh iii.rn in oh pauls'i iiiur
"V-DTIrK la Ill ltl.llV 41IVKS. THAT TIIK
eaitln .h i n. rvl.. nr. i iatlu, u iwauu
I', i.luvia.nl M. J. Aiiii.lur, ol 1 ack.iin. a,
tlr.ii'uu, uiiili r Hi . linn nana, ul l-nla ,v A;a
1 1 'i, ia ill. lied ny iiiuiual a .11.. i. Ail tin.
i.'a''T"' "on luir- Imh a aaaiiiuivl hy
r 1. havia, 111 all uutaUml n n.-o ia arm
pnyah 1.1 luiu. IAVI,
l. F. A till I. IK.
Hiii'.l at Oruj.in l ay, (Irvtuu, May ;a, mv'a
ft Hi I. JH
NOTIIIK (iK lil'AHMAH'A HAI.K.
N 'Ilea I. harby il .11, Hint inn 111..I1 t.n,t,
aiiardlanui Hi" l alalanl J.niu m N".. l, Kiuuia
K. .Nriidal, liiaaraa 11 Naiultd. au.l ln- a .Vei.
d d, nmra, 111 luiiaiian. u nl an old f ul anla
lur Inula iiiaxlo 011 lh. Jay ,,1 Air.,la,
I Itia ciuiiny eourl ul M .. Ituuiiiah o.iuiily, lira.
o ., will a. II aa puhili. a.iKtioii nl ha Imnt dii .r
ol Ilia diet limi.. 11, nrnm 1 lit v, t u, k iliiaa
ooiiulv, llraaon, nl to, ., a I , ihar n.r iii.k.ii,
mi naiurday lha mill dar "I Ja y. in... ti ).
lowlllf iK'ai'fllNi. I r.-nl rial la, tu w. I ..ililliciir.
I" al tlia m.rikaru.l 11..111 r ul ainlllnii , i, it, (t.
It. i K. ul rtilainuiH iiiuri.linrs ami 111 11 ulnar
ihaui-a aaalcny a. "IK lha Iiurlli Una ,,l f. W.
K ielrlrk a 1 .n.l, ;tuj ,i; iiam. In a n.irlli.
arly dirrrilon at.iw 1 a (uii.iy ma.i liilmat;
tlianra III a wualarly .llivoliou iba f.l.rr nl ha
0 1 11 11 . liar ; all buiiiit III Cat kamaa ouuniy, aiaia uf
Orr4.ili.
lariut t.f tala.raali Iu ban I nt liar," 1, 1 ,io.
I.IZ.I I .SKAUKU
tlunrllnnnf ibv o.tnla ul J.i.hi . .su,i n, Km
ma K Nandv, (ivoriru II. Nuiidvl an! hna 11.
Ni-ii-IbI. ininura.
Mlllur Ai Ml. lur. A't ya lur (Itiaj.liau.
1'aind J .1110 D, ji ..ii j.ij
MIKKIKKrt MAI.fc
In lliorlrrultf.airt nf the HinuyU (iri.jun, fur
lha t'.niniK ol rlai'kamaa.
Hri.lK 'l uu 11..1 1. pi i 11 1 1 it. va. I. .111a T. Ilarln and
J.... . mi., II. It uiu, ,lw 11 1
M'ali' f tlri..-,ni, I uiliilyni t'lm Atima. aa,
Ttillt'K W IIKItMlY 0! VK.N THAT IIV
I viinu.' 'h an i.x.M'iiti.ui an 1 orlur u. aalo I -a
ia I nut n nw r ri-uli ciin i.tllnu Mala nl tlra
ii'ni inr ih. i...an'v nl l lm ka una. boar.ni Unta
loi I'J.h .my nl Jim. , Ian,, ,1, an t wnrlii
H'l 'K ' "ii t' i l nt.il.lf an l I. u.a I. lurin
an I J imlaaa II Itirin aia ila.amlailU, . inn.
uinii Una 111.', In ii.a naiuo ul iho Hlat.. ul Uro
irou, thut mat 01 tilu r.'.l u.1,,1" liurviiialiar Uu
I'rlliml, In nnila.) a all ill ari. mil in .nllalr
t'.v .In auila ol .nld . uu, i.i w.l: I .I'd, ami
til lurinuf an .1 iii :i a ,, nii.it .l y auo., ami
b Inriiim aiiui ol l.li.'al i u. a, t. g thar wilu
t lunat .1.1 ik 1 aamo aiiiuv li JU;b 1 ny in A4.rH,
IHU. .t 9.1 mm p .r aiiuiiui, ..n 1 a 1 1I10 iiiati
1,1 ,111.1 ' tar. n in. u lh a .al... Ail ui tlu auuva
am, 1 . tu l 1 al l .u I . H iium 0.1. u.
.Sow, in iriilur. , Iu uh dhmro In oiioti .hioraa, I
'1.1 ilnlf Ur 111 .mil a I l, uu N.ilur.iay, tlia
J0:h dny , J . n -. Inni, at thibnur ul 1 .1 nuw I'.
A. 01 anl.! uny, at lha Irmil ilni ol i.a auurt
l.uiiao iu a. 1 1 miiimy, r ftai lur aal; nl. i.uulo
an. linn, mi 1 aall in tha hlj'.o.l and h o l.i.l.lnr,
lur naalx U. . null u 1I11, iu bind, ail ui ihorlKlil.
ttt.a au.l luti.ro.l tha aald ..oluu, Inula. I1111. T.
llnrln mid Jn.o'.hina II. ktarln, had on tin ;nh
day ul April, lam, r ,,w u,,B i ,,( t
luwli.f uaarnoad loal v"iartr, lu. win Tha
a.illtli an.t qiiarlor nl lha a .llll.-iaat uilarlor,
U '"la till (III), Iw. lro (I'J) and tiling.,, (l:l)o
auii. an thlri.au (1:1); alau, lha iiuim al uuar-U-rui
Ilia imrtli ca.l qnaitar, and Iota four (I),
llvu i ). an (ii) an 1 ava . (!) n ai j l.m twouiy
Iniir .'4), 111 lowiiali p.tnr.'o (II), aoulli nl r..i Ka
aoaat; a ..n tho w.'al ,ia 1 .11 lutuo-th-wa I aj.l.ir
lorau l lot Iniir Ivu ( ), an .) am aavau,
nl aa.-tiuii ID, aud ..la .1. (I, and lau (j) 0: u
Hun IH, liiwiiahlp 3, auiii.i ut tatma I. ua-tof
AUUiuutia iiiurKiinn; ul-u, th.it inria ,. Luid,
uuinx a lrni tlui.nl part in tlia ,una Inn land
oialm nl A-n Hl.iliu. milllhnlinii Nn. TJki. and
olnlin N l tH, III tuwliahlu X, .until ul t.illlia t.
aal ul Willi. 111. itu, niallill.il. ami birlnnl.ia nt
aauika nn Ilia 0.1-t I1.111ml.1ry ul aald maim Ui ot,
I'lliilna Iium tho liurlli uaal curuor ul til.l olullii;
riiuuliiK ilioiuia a.. inn iinina; una! nn . la in luia
Jl.Uuimii,, t n ,1,1k, i; th.'iica aoulli 97 dnif.
4.1 nun. woat (I t I'hniiia tn th enuiily riod and
to llio piano ui ti 'iiliiiiliii, alau Hint parcol nf
laud, Kimin jiKiliiK at a . nF.it 1111 Uiu I'.iuuiy ruad
lun .lug iium hprliiKWnlir tn liu-ir.iu t:uy, aald
imllll li liiKun till' aiat Una ul bill.l b llniKlllg
tu I.. T. II ir.o and A ohnliii nuriti of thu point ut
lutor'Oiiuuii ul tha huuiidarv Una nl uiu Aaa
Btniio iliitiallnii land oialm, wblt'li la 40.H'grooa
nnat 4 Ml oiniilia I rum lha imrlli ruriiur ul aald
claim, uud nn, ulna-Ih.'mia un II ir u . wa.t una
iiurth IU chain, tu n atukoat liruvr 01 lilll; llieui'
wnat brow uf hill m iiag. si mi,,. Wot
'J.'i ohaiua tn ainke: liionca until tin don. HI
mm. woal l.fjU nbaina to atake nn 0 unity mad;
I hi. lira with anld ruad alllllh 'JU .lug. anal 'Jl. IH
cmil.ia tu iH'Kiiuiliig, nojitninliig In all ll.l.litt
11.ua., moro orioai, all In Claokamua ouuuly,
Omirun,
U.itod th 1 Will dny ut Juno, A. D 1H95.
E. U. MAI'IIOCK,
BharKTuf (.'lankamnaC.iintu ol tlroitnn.
Ily N. M. kIu.iuy, Dipiit,. 6 il:71
hllKKIKr'a HAI.K.
I.i h 1 C r 11 II 1,'nuri nl ilia B.alo of Oregnn, for
tun ( nn 11. y ul 1; ui'knin ,a
Jnauph lladitua, plalulilt', va. Wllllnui Wiil.r.inil
D irothua U 0 an, dolanilaiita.
ntaie ol Orogini, 0 Mini jr ol Claitkainm, .
NOTICK IH IIKHKIIV lllVKN THAT HY
Vi rt m ri an uxuiiuiiuii ..11.1 or.lnr ol aala ia
niu.'d nut nf thoolroult muirl o' llio Htnln nl Ora-
Hi" Cminty ol (I n ninn., l ritis (Jut
lb 1 l.h dny ui J.niu, IMir,, in a -mi u linruln Jo
ai.ii Ho.Ikix la plnliitill, an I Wl l am vtonkand
llor.'lliuii Wo itnrodi'f'.'ii.liiiit, tniiiimiiiiling me,
In III . ii.iiiiu 111 tin. hti.t.) in O.inun, thut nut of
tnu rual l atnto li iinnitur diianribnil, to rinillo
aiiin aiillliiloiu in anllaiy lha di lil uul" ol aa.d ilo
.r"o, tu-wil: CtlU.Ui, mid tho turllior aiiin ot
I.Oiittnrnoy'a ba, and llio lurtlior mm ol III)
u.la, miruthur wuh liilnroat uu the annul al 111:0
D.-ouiiiuor Id, IHna, at 10 pir coin, por aniiiiin,
an l ulau tho cuala ul ami attending tint aula.
Nuw, lliuruli.ro, In uho lloimu tu audi doi'roe, I
did, duly lovy upon, him will, 011 (niuriliiy,
III 1 'JOlli dny nl Jmy, itt.iri, at the liuur ol 1 o'elnck
I'. M. ul anld iluy, nt tho irunl duur uf tlio ouiirt
liouaa Iu aald county ul Clnekamaa, oll'ur lor aula
at puhllo aiii'lluii, and a.tll tu tho lnwliuat and
b -al hi Idur, lur eiiab Iu lnud, all o. Uu right,
lltlo and iutoroHt Ilia anld dolemlnnia 011 tha
lat day ul Dmombor, mri, bad in and lo Ilia li.l
Inwliur di'aerlhed real irorty, to wll: Th W.
'A ol N. K. and K. 14 nl N. W. of aonllnn
tuwiiahp4a. It. a li. ut W'lliam.ilia maridiau Iu
C.aukainna county, Oromui.
tinted til tat 1.U duy of Jim, A.' D. IsflV
K. f. MAKDOCK,
HliorllT of Clackamai Uu, Btulo ol Orngun.
By N. M. Woour, Liaputy. g 4:7-19