OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 190 3
BOYS DID WELL
Company A, 0. X. G., l'asses a
Creditable Inspection.
Efvipwid By R-gular Army Ofllcei
Sob udlnate OiHrtri te He ained.
Company A, Tlirl Regiment 0. N.G.,
was insecied Wednesday night by
v Mar Edward Chynoivclh, of the I'nited
States crmr. anit Col. James Jackson,
inspector general of the 0. X. U. The
inspection was thorough and embraced
ill the details oi the regular army ser
vice. It whs also t!e first anmul in
spection ol the guard wince the passage
of the Dick hill by Congress providing
lor liberal financial support from the
government and a closer connection be
tween the Nat'onal Uoard and the regu
lar service. Company A passed inspec
tion very crelitahly. The company has
filly enlisted men and is officered a fol
lows: Captain J U. Campbell; first
lieutenant, Fred V. Humphry's; second
lieutenant, Charles E. Burns. Al the
regular meeting of the compacy next
Monday nitftit. Captain Campbell will
announce the various non-commissioned
cflicers of the organii ttlon.
The annual inspection and muster
took place at the same lime and the new
regulations, involving important changes
in equipment, will take effect. At the
inspection the Springfield rifle, so long
ii use bv the militia of the etate, was
taken up and the regular Government
arm the Krag-Jorgem-en rile was is
f ued. Besides this change, there will be
an essential one in the uniforms of both
officers and men, with wbieh they will
he furnUhed January 1, liXM Instead
(f the kbaki fervica uniforms now in use,
new ones will be worn of an olive drab
color, which, while durable and neat,
will be even less conspicuous ami strik
ing than the khaki. The dress uniforms
of the officers will be of blue, as hereto
fore, but the shoulder strat and stripes
on the pants of both the dresa and ser
vice uniforms will be light blue, instead
ol hite as formerly. The officers will
exchange their sabres for swords, and
the new cans will bs bell-shaped, insteid
ol the familiar flat-topped head gear.
Ct-AP.it Pleaded Gi'iltv. Sol Clirk,
an Indian, who was arrested some time
ago for illegal fishing, was arraigned he
fore Justice Slipp Wednesday. He
pleaded guilty to the charge of having in
his possession fish that had been illegally
c limit. Sentence was suspended pend
ing good behavior.
David McLaiuhlin Dkad. David
McLaughlin died recently at Fort Hill,
Idaho, at the ag of 82 years. Ha was
the youngest son of John McLaughlin,
who was piominently identified with
the- earlv hif'orv of the stare of Oregon.
The elder McLauhglin at one time owned
claim. en a part of which the site ol
Ortgou City is located.
Blacksmiths Stand Pat. A. J. Own
bey, a lead;ng bla. kemitti of this city,
reports that tne effort to unionize the
craft in this county is meeting with suc
cess. All blacksmiths of this city re
cently united witti the Portland union
and advanced prices of work 20 percent.
Fjr a time members of the craft living
about the county declined to become
identified with the organizition and re
fused to advance the price of work. Mr.
Ownbey reports that all oppoeition to
the union has now disappeared and
while all workmen at the anvil have not
become members of the union, all have
adopted the new schedule of prices to be
charged and have practically gubscrilied
to the agreement on which the trade
was unionized.
A RESOURCEFUL LAWYER."
Am Inspiration That Won m C He
Canetdered Hopelree.
A Philadelphia lawyer tells the story
that a picture of I-' tinny Davenport
once won a case for Lim. His client
was suing the Pennsylvania P.ailro.id
company, of which Wayne MacVeagb
was counsel, for $7,500 damages for
the death of her husband. "Just a few
days before the case was to have come
tp she happened Into my olQce and an
nounced that she had married again.
Good Lord, minium.' I gasped, 'why
couldn't you have wailed until your
ca-se came up? It's next to impossible
for ine to get da ma fur you now.'
She said she tiiiln't care very much,
and went out. seeming very happy.
Well, it j.ist happened that I had a
photograph of Fanny Davenport on my
desk, and vhcti t!:e nt day Wayne
MacVeagh happened into my office to
discuss quit- another r.iatter he picked
up the photo a:id admired it. 'Who's
your friend?' he a-ked. I had a sudden
Inspiration, and I said: 'Why, that's
the lady wh.-i is suing your company
for $7,.".on.' The dcr.ee you say,' said
he. 'Handsome woman, isn't she? 'She
is, imbed.' I replied. 'H'm!' he ex
claimed, lord:;t:s at t:.e picture closely.
A deii'-ed l::Kids')ine woman, I should
say. A d need handsome woman.'
There was a siight pause. 'What'll yon
take to settle this case?' he asked. I
thought of my client's, second mar
riage, and I fixed the figure at $5,000.
The deal was consummated and the
ase never came to court"
I'n hi In Mia Own Coin.
vOnce ft a way Archbishop Temple
f Canterbury would get paid back In
his own coin. A delightful instance of
this is recorded. The church people of
a certain parish are said to have strong
ly urged the bishop to find another
sphere for their parson, whom they
wished to get rid of. Dr. Temple sum
momil the obnoxious clergyman to his
study and bugesii-d a change of ben
efice. W!i;:t was it. the parson wanted
to know, that his people had to find
fault with? "Well." said the bishop
Jn the 'ciiliarl.v l:ai-i. strident voice
that so sad'V niar-ed Li p aeiiilifc', "if
you Insist nil knowing. It's your voice
tbey complaiu of; they don't like your
voice." "How curioua!" said the cler
gyman. "A friend was wi;)! me ut the
Mtherfral the other day. w hen your
lordship was preaching, and an lie
rwent out be said, 'W hat a line sermon,
tut what an unfortunate voice!' "
"istuffedblack bears.
Te Reaeow Tr Are ! a
jr tli Kwrrlere.
The man who comes to New York
only once In ten years said be could
not" understand why the bear In Con
tnvl park seemed so much more stuck
tip than the rest of the animals, but
after he had traveled about town for
several days ho saw through It It was
became W per cent of the furriers lu
town have chosen a big black lioar for
ti Advertising sign. W.'yr the other an
limila In the loo should be so discrimi
nated against puzzled the mail not a
little. One day ho asked a furrier
about It.
It is because the bears lust longer
than anything else," said the furrier.
"Of all the animals In Xew York I
dou't know of any that have a lianler
time than those that stand outside fur
rlors' stores winter and summer and
try to drum up trade for their employ
ers. It doesn't make any difference
what kind of weather cornea along,
whether It blows hot or cold, those fel
lows have to stand at their post and
swelter or freeze, as the case may be.
Naturally all those changes are pretty
hard on their hide, and none but bear
cau stand the stralu. Some furrier
have tried the fox. the lynx aud other
animals now and then at a venture,
but they have mostly come back to the
bear as the most satisfactory of the lot.
They cost more too. A good stuffed
bear comes as high as $75, but if be U
treated well he will last for twenty
five years, so that brings Uini down to
a comparatively low price after all."
Xew York Tress.
Charles .V Dait'i Lolc.
They tell a pood story of Charlea A,
Pana how Idma once summoned a
boy reporter and said. "Tomorrow you
write up the yacht race."
Rut," siild the lad, "I don't know
how; I'm a Nchraskan. I ouly came
here last Dlght, sir. and I haven't so
much as seen New York harbor yet As
for yachts why, I never saw a yacht
iu my life!"
"Just the reason I sent for you, my
boy! You'll write a story that people
can rend; you'll picture the thing;
you'll write with euthuslasm because
it's all new to you."
Sane logic! The poetry of the sea has
always boeu written by landsmen; it
always will be. The barrack room bal
lads are best sung by a gentle civilian.
The Inside of anything la clearest seen
by an erstwhile outsider. Mr. Bryce,
not Mr. Lodge, writes "The American
Commonwealth." Emerson, not Car-lj-Ie,
writes "Euglisb Truit8."-Uollin
Lynde Ilartt in Atlantic,
Why He ShoalU Learn Spanish.
One of the most brilliant series of
the Gobelin tapestries represents the
surprising adventures of Don Quixote.
Louis XV: had a great affection for
the doughty chevalier. One day he
said to a great gentleman of his court:
"Do you know Spanish?"
"Xo, sire," said the other.
"Ah, It la a great pity."
The seigneur, thinking, at the least
the king was going to offer him the
ambassadorship at Madrid, put him
self with extraordinary zeal to the
mastery of Spanish. Iu a few weeks
he came back to his royal master and
with a conqueror's air, said:
"Your majesty, I have learned Span
ish." "My compliments," said Louis. "Read
'Don' Quixote' In Spanish. It la much
finer than lu French."
Sot the lanal Rrsnlt.
"How can you afford to give away
these salt pickles with your meals?"
asked the man who dined cheaply at
the little German restaurant around
the corner.
"Ah, hut you forget they make the.
awful thirst," said the proprietor, ine
awful thirst makes trade Tor uie Dar
Is It not the clever idea?"
"Thev certainly do make one thirsty,"
said the man at the table. "I feel
those I've eaten already. Bring me"
The proprietor's face was a study In
pYnrptn npv.
"lirlng me another glass of water!"
New York Tribune.
Statrd a Fact.
A clergyman highly esteemed for bis
many excellent qualities, of which ora
tory Is not one, has recently had placed
In his church by his loving congrega
tion a new pulpit It is a fine piece of
work, ornate with carving ana artistic
emlielllshment P.nt the text Inscribed
on It, considering the effect of the good
rector's sermons, might have been more
happily chosen. "He giveth bis beloved
sleep," it runs.
Proved Hli Ce.
Mother The whipping you bad yes
terday does not seem to have Improved
vou. Your behavior has been even
worse today.
Willie That's what I wanted to
prove. You said I was as bad as I pos
sibly could be yesterday. I knew you
were wrong.
No Enemies.
"No, air," said the cowboy. "Cactus
Cal ain't got an enemy in the world."
"I should think a man like him wonld
be continually making enemies."
"Sure, but as soon as be makes one
lie gits his gun inter play an' unmakes
him." Exchange.
Bla Bard Remark.
Young Wife That horrid tramp said
ray biscuits were like cement, and yet
be ate them.
Young Husband Cement, eb? Well,
perhaps he wanted to make himself
olid. Philadelphia Record.
Hurrah For Pal
Little Willie (proudly) My pa knows
a few things.
Little Bob (contemptuously) Ho, my
pt knows fewer things than your pat
Smart Set.
Legal Notices.
Notice for I'ubllcntlo.
I'nited States land Ollhw,
Oregon City, Oregon, March 2oV UK):!.
Notice if hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of Juno 3. 18TS, entitled "An
act for lb sale of timber lands In the
State O' California vlieaon, Sevaila ami
Washington Teiitorv," as extended to
all the Public Land States by act of Aug
ust 4, 1S'.'2, J. Lor In Kruse.'of Stafford,
connlv of Clackamas, Stale of Oregon,
has this dav tiled in this office Ilia aworn
statement No. oUV for the purchase, ol I
of lots I. 2. 3 and 4, of Section
No. 3:', in Township No. 4 South,
Uange No 6 F.., and will effi r proof to
show that the land sought is nioie valua
ble fur its timber or atone than (or agri
cultural purposes, and to fMahliab bis
claim to said land before l lie Hegii-ter
and Receiver at this office at Orcgwn
City, Oregon, on Monday, the 8tb day
of June, 11K13.
He name aa witnesses: T. P.
Randall, Frank Korebeig, A W. Che
ney, of Oiegon City, Oregon; Krneal S.
Krnce, ol Stafford, Oretion.
Any and all persona claiming adverse
ly the ahove-der-cribed lands are re
quested to tile their claims in this ollice
on or la-fore said 8ib day of June,
1;(03. Ciias. Ii. Mookua,
Register.
ainnoxm.
In the Circuit Court of the State- of Ore
gon tor the County ol Ciai kaiiia.
ltd nmn Hulnian, Jr , Plaiutll),!
yj.
Leonard Pecker, Jr., Klitalieih
L. Bicker, H. R. Jeup, tSo
phronia Jessup, J ii. I.nbei,
Aha M. Laber, S. T. Mei'hetn,
I'ony teplieii. J. W. A Inlan
der, "M ary K Alexander, K'Min
I.. Lane. lMia K. Lane, John
K. Burke, Mary Burke, M. i
(iove, 0. P. Ihomt'eon,
Thompson, Orilla H. Lane, lin
ear J. B. l ane, Thorns" J. Mur
phy. Harret K. Murphy,
K W. tiilhert. adiuin
istralor of the e.-ta'e of Phoebe
tiilhert, deceased, 15. W.
bert, MHlinda (iili-ert. Pillie
l.illir U liMrt. Ksiella (lilnert,
lirant Phegly, lianiel T. Lee,
InioKene Buhlie. Willielin
Thuleiiianii, Willielinine
ThielemaiiM, Jeaneue l'Uiele
niaiiii, William .Martin Van
Burrn aim Laura U. Van Bu
ren, Defendants.
To Sopnronia Jeasup, P. T. Stephens and
Tony Stephens. Ina wile, J. V Alexander
am. Mary K. Alexander, hia ile, M. L
(iove, C. I . rtioiupson and lliompson,
his wile, Daniel I. Lee and Imogens Uul.ne,
defendants:
Ii, (lie name ef the Slate of Uretfon you
an I each of you are hereby rupiite I to a
pear and answer th complaint tiled against
you in the ahove entitled court and cause
on or before the 30ih day ol Mav Lai't, and
if vou (nil tn so ai'ar and answer the
plalnlltl will apply 1 1 the court tor ine re
llel demanded in the complaint lo wit:
(1)1 hat a derree of ti e shove el. tilled
court made Kebruary 'J, 1SH7 and entered
m t:ie J jurnal ol said court March JO. 1W,
in a soil wherein Herman Hiiliuan, Jr. was
plaimitl and the following named persons
-were delendanls: ijeonaru necaer. ir
Klinheih L. Becker, h. K. enup, ftoplir
ma Jessup, J. B. LatM-r, A'ta M. Laln r. b.
T. Siephena, Tnnv Siephens, J, V. Alex
ander, Mary E. Alexander, Kdson L. Lane,
Delia B. Lane, Jon n t. nurae, jiarv mime,
M . L. Uuve. ('. V. TliompMjii, dnlla H.
I.ane. tis ar J. B. Lane. Thomas J. Murphy.
K. W. (iilliert. aonneisiraior ol the esiale
ol Phoerirf Gilbert, deceased, firant ptiieK
ley and Daniel T. i.ee, be wholly tt a-ide
and held lor nanhi. Sj. decree of Keh
rtinry '.'.'. l"!i". a lor the Ii reclosure of
certain mu'iKaice made by 'he deleiinanta
Leonard linker, Jr. and Klizals-th L.
Becker his wile io the said plaint ill dated
tDe 24ih day of May, Ukjii the prem
ises hereinafter deacrilied.
I'J That the sale ol llie premises des
cribed in the said.decree entered March 20.
1"U7, to atisfy the jiuimenl of said decree
be whollv set'a.-ide and ht-ld for naught.
3J That the order of confirmation made
ami enlered in said court November 10,
197, confirming the sale of said premiiea
pursuai t to the said decree entered March
J), ltf'7, be whuhy set aside and neld lor
iiMiihl.
41 That the li:itifl have and recover of
and irom me oeierioaui i.eunniu itn.n,
Jr. the sum of IIHOU together with interest
thereon at the rate ol H per cent per annum
from the lilth dav of May, W-fl; lor the fur
ther sum ol 2.V)'s at'ornrys tees; lor the
lurther sum ot $J13 27 together with inter
est thereon at the rale of ti per cent per an
num Irom October 7, lAW, for the further
sum of 1117.15 together wlih interest there
on al the rate of (i per cent per annum Irom
December .'id, 1); lor the further sum ol
llfii'i together with interest t iereon at the
raie of ti per cent per an mini Irom April
Vrl. and for the coals and disbursements
ut Hon suit.
151 That each and all of said sums be de
clared a first valid and complete lien upon
the lands and premises covered bv plaint
ill's mortgage and described as follows, lo
wit:
A part of the Donation Land Claim of
George and Kunice ilrock No. 4'i in Town
ship 3 South ol Kange 1 East in Clackamas
County, Oreg'jn, more nariicul .rl y des
cribed as follows: Commencing at the
Northwest corner of said claim and running
thence Ea-uriy tracing the claim line to a
point far enough so thai a line running
South therefrom aud parallel with the
western boundary of said claim to the Will
amette Kiver will cut oil and enclose T2fi
acres of said claim.
fij That plaintiff's said mortgage he fore
closed and the aaid real propsrty above des
cribed sold as uon execution for L'mted
States Oold coin and tht the proceeds of
said sale be applied as follows:
a To the payment of the costs and dis
bursements of sale and of suit.
b To the payment of such judgment as
plaintiff may recover herein including at
torneys lees.
cl That the surplus, if any there be, be
paid into court subject to the further order
nf said court.
7j That if the proceeds of said sale do not
satisfy in full the judgment of plaintiff
herein, including costs, attorneys lees and
all accruing costs, that plaintiff have judg
ment docketed for such deficiency against
the defendant Leonard Becker, Jr. and exe
cution issue thereon.
8 That the claims, rights and interests
ol each and all of the defendants above
named be decreed to be subsequent and
subject to the lien of plaintiffs said judg
ment, including attorneys fees, costs aud
all accruing costs.
ll) That the defendants above named and
each and all of them be foreclosed and lor
ever barred of all right, title, interest, or
equity of redemption in or to the said prem
ises and every part thereof.
10 That plaintiff have such other, fur
ther or different relief as to the court may
seem meet ar.d equitable in the premises.
This summons is published by order of
the Hon. Thomas F. Kysn, County Jndge
of the County of Clackamas, State of Ore
gon, dated April 15, 1U03, which order di
rAta the publication of this summons not
leaa than once a week for six weeks. The
date of the first publication of this sum
mons is April 17, mi.
HEDGK8 A GRIFFITH,
uoraeys for plaintiff.
InthiC reullOourt of the Stat of Ore
gon for tli County ol CUokamaa.
Lyda Miller, Plaintiff.
VI
.,1
William W. Miller, Delemlai
To William W. Miller, the above named
delemla i :
In the name ol the State of OrexiMi, You
i am herehy reipiirvd In appear anil ankttar
n,r complaint lile.l aiminM you In iliealiove
ei tilirii (nun ami emmr on or nemre rri
ilav. I lie Hih tlav ol Mhv. l!Ul. ami If vou
Isii to appear ami answir, the plulutiiV
will app'y i the Court Mr the relict de
mai (led iu the ciiiui'Uinl, to wn: Kor a
decree ilinMilving ille tannin ol nialriiuonv
here otore and now exiling teiren yon
sm plumm!, and thai plalnlltl rviiune'lier
lonior name, l.vda llei luioio
I Ine aiiiumeii la putilii.l tiV order ol
the Hommilile T. K. Ityau, County Judge
ol Clackamas Coinuyi Slale of tri'aoii,
daled Marcnil, I'.asi," which or-li-r dliecia
th piitilication tln Mil nol lesa Ciau once
a rk for ei x weeka, and the llit pnlihca
tion of itna Miiiiiuona l on I lie '.'7 day ol
March, l'.HVI.
HKlHiKS A (ilUFKIllt.
AliorneM lor I'laimill.
mi juiimn.
Ill the Circuit Court of the Stale, of ttr
gou lor the County ol I la-'kaiuaa.
Annie Fiugerald, Plaliitill,
till, )
plant.)
va.
Kit I it Kmwrnld, Delemlai
To Kdwiu Kiimr.dJ, delendant above
nained: In the na eolt'ie.-tiie of tire
gou. You are herehy reiinired to appear and
ai'awrr the roioplaiiit lilrd a;niiii you lu
tne atiove eiitliled Court ami caue on or
helere Hie Sixth day of June, pail, thai he
ing tlie tune wt by aanl con 'I for you to
apear and anew er herein, and luoie than
!ix rfk from the tiiur of tlie Ural puhlica
lion ol (It tea notice and numinous and if you
fail so to appear or auer, the tilaliilitl
w ill apply to the court for the rt-lief prayed
for ill the complaint, to wit : tliedmaulinion
of the tuarnane tiond eXinting helaeeu
plauilitr and delendant aud that the cua
t'Mly ol the minor o. ild I .aura FilZk-erald, tie
awarded to the plalnlltl'. Tina uiiimoua i
iiuiili.hrd t-y order of the lion, Thomaa A
Nlcllride, Judge of the alHive enlhled Coiiri,
nude ai d eulered herein on ti e Mill dav oi
Apr I, the tiral putilicatloli ol the solo,
mons heu g on the '.'lih day ol April. I'ai'l
and the lu-1 on the Mh day ol June, I'H'.I.
(KolKiK II. Dl ltllAM.
Atiurncy lor Pinii.tilt.
M'.y.TIOM
lu the Circuit Court of the Hiate of Ore
gon, for the County ol Clackamas.
Bertha Bell, PUiuUr, I
vs.
Wm. II. 11, 11, Defendant.)
To Win. H. Bell the bIhivm named Da
feudani:
In the name of the State or Oregon you
are herebv required to appear lu iha above
eutiiled Conn and answer complaint tiled
against you in the above entitled suit on or
before the 8;b nay ol June, l it. and if you
tail ao 1 1 apptar or answer lor waul thereof,
p ti ut 1 11 w ill apply to the Court for a dei re
demanded iu the complaint against VJU, to-
it : For a decree of absolute, divorce aud
the reilor.nion of her maiden name.
This sunn ioiib is published pursuant to
an order made on the iotli ilav of April,
l!l.l. before lion. Tuna. A. Mcllride, Judge
ot the atiove entitled Court, and the tirat
publication la made on the 1'lth day of
April,
K. K. M KIH iKS.
Attorney fur liaiuiiff.
MM MOVt.
In the Cir.-uit Court of the Slite of Ore
gon, lor the County of Clackamas
Charles K. rtolte, I'laimill',
vs.
Isaac Farr, McMinnvillel ollege,
a corporation. Lila oroderlck
and John Broderick,
Defendant.
To John Broderick, Delendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon : on
are hereby required to appear and answer
ttie c iniplaint tiled againt you iu the above
entitled cause on or belore Moudav, the Hi h
day of June, l!a i.i, ami if you fail to ao ap
pear ami answer, lor want inereoi me
plaintitl lll apply to the court for the re
lief demanded iu his complaint, to wit:
That the plaintiff's title to the south hall of
the southwest quarter of section 21, In
township 2 south, Of range 2 east, of the
Willamette n eridian, situated in the coun
ty ol Clackamas ami slat of Oregon, be
lorever quieted against the claim of you or
any one claiming to the same bv. Irom.
through or under you, and that you and
they he forever restrained troin selling up
any claim or title in and to said premises
or any part thereof, and that plaliitill mav
recover Hie cost ol tins suit ami for such
other relief as to the court may teem meet
and equitable.
This summons is published by order ol
Hon. Tims. K. Kyati. judge of the county
court of Clackamas county, duly made and
enlered un April 14, l!Si:S.
Firit publication April 17.
W. A. MUNLYaml P. P. DAIiNF.Y,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
April 17. V.M.
.oll-e i,l ,t ilniliilolriif rix.
Notice Is liereby given that the under
signed has been appointed ad nitiislralrix
of the estate of William F. Edwards, de
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby untitled to pre
sent the same, duly verified accirdingto
law, and ac ompanied by the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned at Lalavetie.
Yamhill county, Oregon, or at the nllice of
(ieo. C. Browned, at Hre-'"" f'By. Oregon,
within six months of the date of this no
KETUKAII A. EDWARDS,
Administratrix.
Geo. 0. Brownell and Howard M. Drow
ned, attorneys for administratrix.
Dated thi ,'ird day of April, l!XJ.'f.
AtlmiiiiwIriitor'M ."Xotlce.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed by the
County Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Clackamas administrator
of the Estate of Uriah Dannals, 1.
ceased. All persons having claims
against the said Estate are liereby noti
fied to present the same, properly veri
fied to the administrator at his residence
at Clackamas Station in the County ol
Clackamas, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated April 8tlil!r03.
JOHH W. BENNETT.
Administrator of the Estate of Uriah
Dannals, Deceased.
Notice Tor Publication.
Department of the Interior. Land Office
at Oregon City, Oregon, April in, i!iO;.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of bis Inten
tion to make final proof in support of hia
claim, and thBt said proof will be made be
tore Register and Receiver, at Oregon City,
Oregon, on June a, ns, m:
MARTIN LERUM,
H. E. No. 13918 lor the 8 W Bee. 12, T. 8
8 H 6 K
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Joseph Lin
bart, of Sandy, Oregon ; Joseph Peskall, of
Bandy, Oregon ; Casper Junker, of Bandy,
Oregon: Arne Lerum, of Portland, Oregon.
CHAB B.MOORE8,
Register.
NlicrllT. Nalo.
In th Circuit Court of Ilia Htala of 0r
gun, for the County ol Clackamas
A. K. Latourvtla, Trustee.
Plalnlltl,
ys.
John F. Anderson and tlua
lav Dab Ike,
Defendants
SrT or Okkohn, I
Cot'NTX or Cl.Al HAM as,
By virtue of a Judgment order, decree ami
an execution, duly iaaued out of and Under
Ihe seal ol Ilia above entitled court, In tne
atuive entitled cause, in me duly dlrecied
and dan d tlie'JIrd day of April, lim:i, upon
a ndi inent rendered and entered lu said
court en tlieitnl dav of April, IlKi, In favor
ol A. K. Latuurelle, Tiiisiee, Plaintiff, and
attains! John K, Anderson and llipuuv
I'ahlke, lleieiidauts, lor Ihe stun ntfliUUsl,
with Interest Ihereon at the ra.e of H per
per an ii u in Irom ihe 'I Irddav of April, luu,
and I tin furiher sum ol Sai.tm, as auoruey'a
lee, and th further an in ot ll.Vi'l ooaia and
disliiirsenienta, an I ilia coaia of and upon
this wril, remmaiiding me to make sale of
the billowing described real property, situ
ate In the coumy of Clackamas, slate of
Oregon, to wn ;
lb ginning at III N. W, corner of the S.
D Kianci. D. I C, No 4a, In Tp S. 11. i
K.Jol the Willauieite Meridian, and run
ning Ihence Fist along the North boundary
olsald l L. C. No. IS. '.'.'.otlclialna; thence
N I ."i mtllil.es W. tl SI chains; Ihence v e-t
Il chains to tne K-t Ivoundary line ol
(he I). L C oi l., II C Latourella No. 4.1;
thence S. 15 uiinutea Kist ainu the said
tMiiiudary line ol sani Claim No. V to the
place ol iHgiiining, containing 15 acres
more or leas.
No, I lu refore, by virtu of said execu
thin, jiidgtiii-ni order am! decree, aud In
Conipiiaio-e with Hie ronimanda of said
w ril, 1 w ill on Monday, tne
IS r DAY OF JI NK, l!o.l;
at the hour of 10 o'clock A . M ., at the front
door of Ihe County Court House In the Coy
ol Oregon City, In said County and State
sell at public auction, suhj 'cl In redemp
tion, to the highest bidder, for V. 8. gold
com cash lu baud, all the right, till anil
Interest which ihe within named defend
ants or either nf them, had on the dale of
the niorlgage herein or since had lu or to
the above desnnlied real property or any
pari thereof, to sa'l.ty said execution,
judgment older, decree, Interest, coals and
all accruing costs,
J. K. Su WkH,
Sin r II of ('lack am as County, t iregou.
By F. C. II unit, Deputy.
Dated, On gun Cm, Oreuu, Muy 1st,
lisi't
Niii:itirr'M nii.r..
In thecircuil court of ihe stale ol Oregon,
lor Ihe colli, tv ol 1 lcknua..
John Sturclihr, i'hilidill.l
va. I
I
ne Nnrris, i
nil Crlina
Alemtanla. J
John r . Norrls, Adeline Nnrns,
Charlea O. Talior
Talmr. Deien
otatii or Ouaoos,
i oi stv or Ci ai ku I
I'nder and by viriue ut ao or o r of
ale
and i leer re ol lore.lusire and execution is
ued out of the I'ircult cotltt ol the stale of
Oiegori, for Ihe countv ot Clackamas, on
llie JMIi dav ol At-ril, ll'.'t. In the above en
tilled stilt, win rem J Hturcbli-r, Ihe ahove
nameil pliilnllll, oluallied a Judgment and
decree ol foreclosure and sale ol mortgaged
premises agai'ist the alaive named ileleiid
aula, John K, Norris, Adeline Norris. Cha
il Tumir and Celina V TaNir, on llie 2th
day of A pril, IIKt. in lauir of the plaintill
and against (he shLI delendanta lor ihe
sum ol f'.'i" l"'i, ami for Ids costs ami dl
bursi iiiems.aiiiiiuiitiiig t i tne sum of f .'I..VI,
with interest mi t ie whole at the rate ol d
per n III per annum Irom Hie 1'sili dav of
April. 1'. tl, ami the costs of and upon tin
writ, i'iiMiiillio4 i i' mi sitiM ol the
lollowiiigdescrltied real property, annate
In Hi, county of Clackamas, state of Ore-
gun, to-wn:
Beginning at the 8. K. corner of Ihejaa
P. Kuan D. I.. I , running theme west
tracing tne south ttoiimlary Hue ol
the said Jas. I. Fgau D. I. C. to the center
ot the county mad ; running through the
eitt ol (ieorge Wise H.'JI chains, Iheuce
N. al ilig the center of lliecoumy road 1.21
chains; Ihence hast a 21 Clialna lo the east
boiinoarv llueol llie ssidj is. P Kgan D.
L. C; Ihence South 1.21 cinln lo the pla -e
ul beginning, couliiiniug line acre more or
less, io Clackamas county, stale of Ore
gon, i
Now, therefore, by vlrtle of said execu
lion, order, decree and lldgiiient ol lore-
closure of said mortgage and In compli
ance with llie commaml ol sal writ,
will, on the 1st day ol Jine, lint, at the
hour of 2 o'clock p. m. , aj (he Irom door of
(lie court house In thecitjof Oregon City, in
said county and stale, til at public am
lion lo the highest hi I. le I for I'. H. gold
coin, cash In hand, all In right, title and
interest which Ilia abet- named uefeud
aula, or either of them, lad on the date of
ihe mortgage herein, or luce bad, Ir) or to
the alaiva described re properly or any
part tliereol lo setisly ni execution, or
der, decree aud jmlginit ol foreclosure
with interest, cos a, andfll accruing coats
JK. SUA VK t,
Sheriir of Clarkanoa iiuiity, Uregon.
It v K. C Hack i tt, Dkuiy
Dated Oregon City, (
May 1, l'a
ollce ol Muleiy llel'i-ree.
Iu the circuit court
Ihe state of Ore
gon, for Clackamas coulv.
Mary K. Freeman, for
iliert. 1
son and R. L. Kohertm. her
husband, and Louis
I-'ree- .
man,
va
John P. Fr etnan, W
mints,
urn 1,
Freeman, James A.
email,
W. 0. Freeman, Ilei
i now-
ley, and Nathan It
husband. Viola Fre
y, lier
an and
idanta.
Letba Freeman, I'd
Pursuant to, aud in
cordance with the
terms and conditions
judgment and
decree heretofore duluiade aud entered
in the above entitled turt ami cause, au
thorizing and directiijme lo make sale of
the real estate herelna-r described, for the
purpose of partiuonli
sale in accordance wi
he proceeds of said
the terms of said
judgment ami decree
Now. ineretore, Dy
Hue of said jutlg-
ment and decree, anili compliance there
with, 1 will, on
Saturday, the th
of June, lttOil,
p. m., at the trout
at the hour of 2 o'cl
door of the county c
t house. In Oregon
City, Clackamas cify,
Oregon, sell at
public auction to tn
highest bidder, for
cash in band, U. B
id coin, the follow
ing described premlJio-wit:
The northeast quajr of section 14. In
township 3 south, m ' 6 east, of tbe Wil
lamette Meridian, itaining UK) acres,
more or less, situali Clackamas county,
Oregon. Also the lowing: The west
half of the south lut 1 the east half of the
D. L. C. of John l'amelia Tuttle, in
section 32, townshii south, range 4 east,
and In section f. to liip 3 south, range 4
east of tbe Willam Meridian, contain
ing WJ acres, more less, and situate In
Clackamas county, wn.
C. b'EBEL, Referee.
Dated Oregon Ci r., April 2U, IM,'
Treaa
' notice
I now have
y to pay connty
warrants endors
lor fo Oct. 1, 1900.
Also road warr
endorsed prior to
Jan. 1, 1903. In
t will cease on audi
warrants on tbe
of this notice.
Knos Caiiim,.
Jonnty Treasurer.
Oregon City, 1
April 30, lWi.
Police of 1'lnal (Scllleiurut.
Notice la hereby W"n Ibat the under
algned have tiled Iheir Dual account as ex
ecutors nl the lat will and lertun t of
William Oliver Sawtele, dec aaed. In Ilia
couuiv conilol the at f Oregon, lor
Clackamas pom IV, and thai Monday, the
llr-t dav of June, l!;i, at the hour of lit
o'clock a. m., at the county coiiri riMiuial
Ihe courl hunan of said couniy and aisle,
has been II xed aa the lime and place lor
bearing ami ileleriulnlng said account, aud
ai V and objeiiliona tlieielo.
Dated Oregon Cm, Ore., April '.SI, IK,
It.M.PII II MAWI FI.I.F. . .
M A Itti A ItF I' J SAW IF.I.LF.,
Executors ol Ihe last will ami te-laiiieut uf
VVIIIIsm Oliver haw (die, deceased.
May I, h'.'l
police I'wr liilll nllon
Timber Land Ad. Inn. .'I, IX7S.
l'mted Hialea Land Ollioe, ('- gou City,
Oregon, March MI'I, ItUt.
Notice Is hereby given that Incompliance
with llie provisions of the act ol Congress
ol J Hue. 1, IS", entitled "An act for th
sab ol limber lands tn the siat 's ol Calilor
nla, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritory,'' aa extended lo all I I'ohlut Laud
Stat 's by act ol August 4, is '2,
FItNKsr H, KIU'SK,
of Stalford, countv iU t hn kauiaa, Ntate of
Oregon, has Una dav Hied lu lids otllce bis
aworn slaii-metit No. li . lor llie iiiirchasfl
of Hie 8IC4 of N la I, ; N V.'i of SWl4'; ami
I. oti 5 and II, ol Sim lion No .'12, in l owlishlp
No. 4riotiih, Uiuge No II hast, and will oi
ler proof 10 show llisl the laud ought la
more valuable lor f limber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to eaiahhsh
Ills claim t isabl laud belore the Register
and Receiver ol this ollice at (begun City,
Oregon on Monday, the loth day of July,
paid. II names aa witnesses: loin P.
Itand ill, Otto Kncks Frank Forshi rg
and A W. Cheney, all of Orgu City,
llregou
Anv ami all persona claiming adversely
tbe abnve-descrllwil lands are irqoe-ei lo
Ille their (Hal a in luia ollice 011 or Priori
aalil lillhdcy of Juiv, IIKtl. '
CIlAS, B. MO'lUFS.
Ilegisler.
NIIDItll'l "M M tl.ll.
Ill the Circuit Court of the Slate of Ore
gon, for Clackamas Cmiuly
E mill A. Mi-Coy,
I'.aiullll,
va
Clprlano l.avagelte
ami iirei 10 i.av 1
agelle ami J. K.
Willi.
Defendant-, j
pursuant to no execu'lon Issued out uf
the Circuit Court of the euat- of Iregou lor
Ciackauia Countv. id data 2 "I ilay ol May
psi I to ine din cled up on a Jinlgme l and
decree ul forei'liisii'e of a mortgage duly
r-i ih-reil n said Court on 2a ti ilav of April
part 111 the above elilnled cause In f.ivnr of
Ihe plalnlltl and against llie deli-nda'da
Clprlano I. avagrtle and IJirenniS l.afageiUf
I w ill al IO o'clock In the lorrnoou on Hat
urilav the liih dav of June I'si'l at llie front
diMr ol llie Court House in Ori g in Cltv,
Oregon, oiler I. r sale at imlilia aoclloii In
Ihe highest didder, lor cash lu hand, sub
ject 10 redemption the land lu sanl decree
uf foreelo-iire therein ilesivllie I sinuate and
nelng 111 Clackamas C mu'v Mtali- of Ore.
ion.iowt' : lli gnuilog al the Hioitli Fast
i-orner o' a tract ol land conveveil lo Over
Ion Dowcll hv (ieorge ills sm, deed hi-iog
re"or led In liook 'Mi al page IM reeirils of
Multnomah Countv, oreg.m, runtdng
thence 1101th seieu 7) chains ami sliteeii
I Hi) links tit the county line, hi t aen Mult
nomah ami Clai-kamas Cmintlis, Ihenre
west along said County line toiird-en (II)
hatua anil Iweu-v (20) links, thenoe Botitli
CI deariHia and lo llilliotes Fast fourteen
( I II cbslus. aud seventy. lour (71) links, to
t'ie place of beginning containing i ai res,
togetder with the lenenents lii-re.lltinienH
and aiipnrtenauceii tdereui t 1 belonging or
In anv wise appertaining lo salisly siild
Judgment ami ilerr-e, rinclpal. Interest,
taxes, a lorney lees, costs ami disburse,
tneuls of this suit ami llie costs 11 1 m 11 1 said
writ.
D iteil, Or,.gon City, Oregon, this Nt la day
ol Mav, ri:t.
J. R. SHAVER.
Sheriirof Clackamas Counti', ( Iregud,
By E. C. HACK K IT, I y.
4'llnllon. ,
In the Couniy Court of ihe St ite of Ore
gon for the Countv ol Clackamas.
In the matter of the Eilute of Jas. E.
Currle, deceased.
Or'ier to show cause why order of sale of
re il et ne should nut lie made.
A. M Crawford, ad iiimstrntor nf the es.
tale of Jus, K. Currle, dei rased, having tiled
hi. petition herein, duly verllled, praying
lor an order of sale ol tne northwest quarter
ol se. tiiin 12, township .'I, soinh range ,'ieast
of the Wlllamrt'e MernliHii, iu Clackamas,
Countv, Oregon, a xirtiou ot the real e.t.ite
ol said decedent, for Ihe purposes therein
set forih,
Il is thi n-fore ordered hv the aild cou.t,
that the persons interested In t he es'nt uf
said deceased appearing belore llie sal I
I'ountv Coutt 011 Moudav. Ihe H h dav of
June. 1 1 l.l, ul III o'clock in the lorti'toou of
snl'l dale at tbe Court room ol "aid County
Courl lu llie Court House at Oregon City,
Clackamas County, Oregon, lo show cause
win an order should not lie granted lo the
sali! adminb-trator to sell said real estate of
I lie said deceased, at privets sub-; and thai
a copy of this order be published at least
four successive weeks ill the "Oregon City
r.ntirprise" a newspaper printed and
published in said city and county,
May ft, itsii.
TlloH. F. RYAN,
Judge.
police ol l lnal NcOlciiient.
Notice is herehy given that the under
signed administrator of the estate of Albert
Closiii-r, Deceased, has hied hia llnal ac
count In said ealate in the County Court uf
the male 01 Oregon, lor ( lackamaa Countv.
and that the judge of said Court has ai
pointed Monday, June n, l!KU, at 10 o'clock
A M. for hearing objections to said ac
count and for settling said estate.
EDWARD CI, OHNER,
Administrator of the estule of Albert
Closner, Deceased.
OK'). C. IflJOWNKLL,
HOWARD M.KROWNEIX,
Altys. for Administrator,
Niiloon l.lceuNC.
Notice is hereby given that I will a ti
ll y to the city council at the regular
May meeting for a liquor license at my
present location on Main street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
Uuo. II. Young.
May 1, 1903.
Liquor License.
Notice la hereby given that we will bd-
ply to the City Council of Oregon City
for a liquor license at our presen t locat ion
7th and Main streets at the regular May
meeting 01 satu council. Aprils.
KlI.I.KV k KlCONIC'll.
Mitlooa IMcrnwe.
Notice Is hereby given that I will an-
ply to the city council of Oregon City at
the regular May meeting for Saloon
license at my present place of business
corner of Main and Sixth streets.
A. II, Ukikbskn,