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Argus and Oregonian $2.25
W. J. Weston and son, Alfred.
of Sherwood, were city visitors
today.
Take a look at our new 5-10-15
cent tables. D. Conrin. 52tf
Perry Gardner, of Quatama.
was in the city the first of the
week.
Nelson Larsen. the road tuper
visor of below Newton, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Windier, o
Portland, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Krebs, this week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. CM
Carstens. of Banks. April 20.
1914. a boy.
Glaus Jesse, of Christie Sta
tion. on the United, was in the
city yesterday, and called on the
Argus.
Lady's wheel for sale at a bar
gain if taken at once. Call on
or address Floy Ferguson, bet
5th and 6th on Railroad Street
Anton Persinger, ot Route 1.
has received word from Omaha
that his grandchild. Mercedes
v Jacobberger, died April 20.
Miss Eugenia Morse, of Port
land, was the guest of Mrs. M.
M. Pittenger. the last of the
week. Miss Morse was formerly
a teacher in the Hillsboro schools.
For sale: Fresh Jersey cow,
6 years old; with calf; gires ten
pounds of butter weekly; price
$125. Anton Persinger, Hillsbo
ro, Ore., Route 1. 6-8
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Cornelius
visited with J. M. Brown and
wife, above Banks, this week.
Miss Mary Brown returned with
them, and will remain for a few
weeks' visit
H. Peterson, of near Farming
ton, was a city caller yesterday,
bringing up some charcoal, in
burning of which he is a past
master. With all his 73 years
Peterson walks as straight as
one of the pines back in Sweden.
Frank Atkins, working for
Leonard Tompkins, while load
ing cars at the S. P. depot Fri
day, badly injured one of his
, knees. Dr. Hyde attended the
injury, and placed the member
in a cast
Guy Bennett a carpenter on
the P. K. & N., working at Roy
severely split his foot this morn
ing, with an ax. He was brought
down in a caboose, and the in
jury attended by Dr. Erwin, the
road surgeon.
Contractor M. C. Hewitt has
another large barn to move down
in the Orenco country. He has
also submitted a bid for moving
the K. U. 1. M. hall from Green
ville to Banks.
Francis Linklater. while crank
ing an auto last Saturday, had
one of his arms fractured. Dr.
Leon Hyde attended the injury.
Ihe lad has lost no time at
school, but as it is his right arm
he is out of the writing exer
cises for a period.
Ed Kerr, the blacksmith, had
a $10 gold piece changed by
Postmaster Larrikin, the other
day, when that official discov
ered that it was of the mintage
of 1862 a date rarely seen on
gold pieces in this section. The
gold was from the California
mines, minted after the excite
ment of 1849.
J. E. Zimmerman, of beyond
North Plains, writes the Argus
that the rural route No. 1, out
of Scappoose, has been discon
tinued because of the bad road
in the Multnomah end of the
Btretch. John has been forced
to change his mail to a route out
of Hillsboro, all because of poor
roads in a county that always
boasts of its fine thoroughfares.
Mr. Frank, who was associ
ated with Verne Curry, in busi
ness at Orenco, will leave in a
iew days for Eastern Virginia,
for permanent residence. He
has been here for five years, and
likes the country, but says his
health demands that he get back
to the "Blue Ridge Mountains of
Virginia." J. B. Phillips, well
known here, will also trek back
to the Tennessee Virginia sec
tion before long.
Grover Combs will move his
furniture store this evening and
in the morning, and will open to
the public this Friday, in his
handsome new quarters in the
Shute building, remodeled this
month by Contractor Beatty.
Mr. Combs wishes to thank the
people of Hillsboro and vicinity
for their patronage, and assures
the public that he will be better
equipped than ever to supply the
wants of the community in the
furniture and housefurnishing
line. He now has the most hand
some quarters for a furniture es
tablishment to be found in the
county. You are invited to call
ind inspect his stock.
Circuit Coal: lV?nni va L M
Hoyt decree for the defendant;
tMQOts vs JiKuMen. suit for land
title, set for trial. May 28; Bh-
rens vs nruehu confirmed; V
Smith vs McCarthy, svt for May
28; Pubols vs Jacobean, set for
May 29: Roy Heater vs Cook &
Clark, heard yesterday and taken
under advisement: Drainage Dis
trict vs Hubert Bernards, now
on trial, matter of condemna
tionjury now viewing prem
ises -m Hrooks, Chas ram
ham. Jos Kyle. E R Morton.
Chas CasteeL J no Olson. Samuel
Graf. Geo Thorr.pson. Jacob
Shearer. Wm Thornburgh. Er
nest Olson, John A Olson.
It might be news to many of
the friends of deceased to learn
that James Gray, for many.
many years the shoemaker at
Glencoe, is dead. Gray left here
and went to Ontario, Canad",
where he died several weeks ajro
from an attack of heart trouble.
Gray was a fine workman, and
for many years made boots and
shoes for scores in that section
of the county, as well as in Hills
boro. He was a fine old gentle
man, well read, courteous and
jovial. He disposed of all of his
property here before going bac
t) Canada.
Stella Hart. Julia Buck. A.
Gaynor and W. O. JetTs have
brought suit to cancel a contract
signed by them, providing for
the sale of timber on Section 26.
T. 1. S. K. 3 W., wherein they
were to receive $1.25 per M
They allege the original contract
was made with John Peterson
but that Peterson signed the
contract by writing R. H. Peter
son s name. K. H. Peterson
the plaintiffs allege, is a minor
son of John Peterson, and they
claim ihey have no contract with
the boy. They want the agree
ment annulled and set aside.
Lawrence McAlear, the 10
year old son of the foreman at
the Hillsboro Lumber Mill, fel
from a pair of stilts last Thurs
day evening, and broke the ulna
-the tip of his elbow. The frac
ture was of such a nature that
Dr. Smith sent the boy to
Portland specialist The young
er brother, who was also enjoy
ing himself on stilts, concluded
they were a menace and soon
had both pairs reduced to kind
ling.
The registration up to yester
day totalled 3380 republicans
1254 democrats; and 61 Progress
ives. Every precinct shows a
big republican registration over
democratic, as usual, excepting
two -Aloha and North Corne
lius. Aloha has 72 democrats
to 71 republicans, while North
(sornelius has 6b democrats to
57 republicans. The four Hills
boro precincts register 608 re
publicans and 139 democrats.
Probate: Estate Josiah Bea
closed of record: Benton Bow
man, J Kerr and B C Cook, ap
praisers estate ot Wilson a Mait
land, deceased: Estate 'Alice
Sandford, deceased, closed of
record. The sum of $7500 is
ordered distributed to the lega
tees of the late Larkin Rey
nolds.
ur. amitri tnis morning re
moved a piece of bone from the
thumb of Harry Bissner, who
was injured in San Francisco,
several months ago. The- bone
had never healed, and it was
necessary to take a portion of it
away. Dr. W. D. Wood assisted
vMrs. Henry Henderling, of
Cornelius, wa3 operated on for a
fibroid tumor at Dr. Smith's hos
pital, last week. She is getting
along nicely.
W. H. Reiling, Chas. Bucher
and Matt Lngeldtnger have been
working overtime getting Dr.
Wood 8 Llmore Park cottage
erected, over on the Tillamook
beach line.
Born, to F. J. Karns and wife.
of Hillsboro. April 24, 1914. a
daughter.
Born, to Philip Hergert and
wife. Blooming. April 29. 1914. a
daughter.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25
MILITARY DAY
Corvallis. O. A. C.
. Friday, May 8
Low 'Round Trip Rates
Thursday and Friday, May
7 and 8. Return limit, Mon
day, the I ith.
$3.80 from Hillsboro
for the Rouud Trip, vi
Oregon Electric Railway
Sec the Cadets in Drills and
Maneuvers. Inspection by
Officers of U. S. Army.
A. P. Meyers. Agent.
II ills Wo, Ore.
Tou aik me If I'll print for you
A paradox? I will, air.
A comb Is one you part with It,
And yet you have It still, sir.
San Francisco Chronicle.
Glbbs It It true that Hunter In
neglc-tltig his business to court a gny
young widow?
Dlbbs No; Ills business Is to mnko
money, and she has carloads of it
Philadelphia Ledger.
Little Augustus Porterhouse I.nne
Loosened the screws of an aeroplane.
Mamma drew him to her side,
Kissed the little tease and cried:
"What a careless thin to dot
That man might have dropped on you!"
New York Hun.
"You're played on to the wrong
green, sir."
Well, why on earth didn't you tell
me?"
I was afraid I mljfht put yer off
yer stroke, eir." London Tutler.
You'll meet with men In every throng
Whose days are tilled with doubt
They never can tell right from wrong
Until they are found out
Chicago News.
Roward-I bear your daughter Is go
ing to marry on English nobleman. Ia
It all settled?
Coward-Yes; every cent she had,
Judge-
ARTISAN HALL, SCHOLLS
Saturday Evening, May 2
Mothers Oratorical Contest
Presiding Matron Mrs. Ida Kays
Song "Columbia, the CI cm of the Ocean"
Scripture Reading aud Prayer
Song Mountaiu Side Sclund
Contestant No. x i
"The Light I'roni Over the Rauge"
Song The SeLolls Quartet
Contestant No. 2 "The Two Pictures"
Contestant No. 3 Right or Wrong, Which?
Song Scholls Junior Choir
Contestant No. 4
How We Raised Ten Thousand Dollars
No. 5 Samantha's Way of Training
Song : Motiutaiuside School
No. 6 Two Visions
No. 7 Strong Drink is Raging
Instrumental Duct
No. 8 A father's Story
Solo
Reading ...A Hundred Dollar Note
Presenting of Medal
Rose Drill
Closing Song... . Oregon Next (tunc America)
To the ladies of Hillsboro arid I comer of the Southwest quarter of
vicinity: I will make special
prices on hats beirinninir May 1.
New, fresh goods, and will tie
well worth the trouble of a walk
from Main Street. -Mrs. G. W.
Mines, corner First and Oak.
Phone City 167.
SHERIFFS'
SALE O.N FOR KILOS-IKK.
Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of an execution, decree and or
der of fiale ixsued Out of and under the
.Seal of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Washington County,
dated the 22nd day of April, 1111, in
favor of John R. Greenwood, plaintiff,
and against Robert J. Upton and....
Upton, his wife, Ray Barkhurxt and
Constance A. Karkhurst, his wife, and
the Lumberman's Trust and Savings
Hank, a corporation, defendants, for
the sum of $.j502.2.r with interest
thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per
annum from the 4th day of May l'Jl.'l,
and the further sum of $:iW.0) with
interest thereon at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum from the 4th day of
May 1913, and the further sum of
$'19.15 costs and disbursements and
the costs of and upon this writ, to mc
directed and delivered, commanding
me to make sale of the real property
hereinafter described, I have levied
upon, and pursuant to said ex
ecution decree and order of sale, I
will on Monday, the 1st day of June
1914, at the south door of the Court
house in Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M. of said day, sell at pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, all of the right, title
and interest of the defendants Robert
J.. Upton, and his wife, Ray Hark-
hurst and Constance A. iSarkhurst, his
wife, and the Lumbermen. Trust and
Savings Rank, a corporation, of in and
w me iouowing uesennca real prop
erty lying being and situate in
Washington County, Oregon, and par
ticularly described as follows, to-wit:
The West half of the Southeast
quarter, excepting 6 acres located
in the Southeast corner of the South
west quarter of the Southeast ouarter
of Section 32 T.2.N. R. 4 W., and ex
cepting..2.27 acres contracted for by
1 O (9U-n1. 1 4 L .
in. a, oiiiirui-H, miu me ouumwesi
the Northeast quarter of said Section;
thence North 410 fwt to the place of
ln-ginning, containing 2.07 acres, mure
or less, rtnu excepting also irom mis
conveyance, all gasoline engines and
water pipes, and water cisterns on
the property belonging to William
Shearer and now used for the pur
pose of pumping ami distributing
water upon said premises, to satisfy
the hereinbefore named sums and fur
the costs and expenses of said sale
and said writ. Said sal will be made
subject to redemption as per Statute
of Oregon.
Ilated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this
24th dav of April 1914.
J. K. KEKVKS. Sheriff of Wash
ington County, Oregon, by J. C. Ap
plegnte, Ifeputy.
K. 11. TONGUE, Attorney for
I'laintiff.
NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT.
IX TIIK COUNTY CO CUT Or' TIIK
8TATK OH OREGON, HOK WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
In tlio Matter of the Estate of
Johann I'ape, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given Unit the tin
lerslKtied. as executor of tint estate of
lolianii 1'iipe, deceased, has filed his
final art-omit hi the Coiinly Court of
thu State ( Oregon, for Washington
County, and that Monday, tins Z.'.th day
c' May, 1!jI4. at the hour of 10 o'cloi k
A M. of said day, and the Court
Room of said Court, at lllllsboro, Or
gon, has been appointed by wild
f.ourt as the time and place for the
hearing of objections thereto and the
j'-ttlenien' thereof.
Dated and first published April 2'.',
1914.
HERMANN I'AI'K,
Executor.
Minefield & Smith,
Attorneyg,
quarter of ..the Notheast quarter of
Section 32, T. 2 N. R. 4 W...Savinir
and excepting however, from the
above described tract all of the fol
lowing bounded and described real
property which has; been conveyed by
the grantors herein to the United
Railways Company, a corporation, and
described as follows,' td-wit:
Beginning at the Northeast corner
f the Southwest quarter ' of the
Northeast quarter of Section 32, T.
N. K 4 w. or the Will, -Mer. and
running thenc West 440 feet; thence
in a Southeasterly direction 000 feet
more or less to the East side line of
the Southwest ouarter of the North
east quarter of said Section 32, being
ii reel nouin rrom the Northeast
Pacific States
Fire Iniuranee Compsnjr of Portland,
Oregon. The only big Oregon Old
Line Company, losses Promptly Paid
John Vanderwal
Agent
Hillsboro,
Oregon
Peoples Theatre
Tomorrow and Saturday, May I ud May 2.
A Hig Three 'rt Dramatic MMcit.
Th Price of Sacrllrr
Featuring Leah Hair J, the lavotite f all.
EXTRA EXTRA
-UniverMl IK' Wooing"
A tittroarititi: fan-e, (caturinR Augusta Ciucy,
the wotKi's famous cowhoy comedian. Itegius 7:30.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
John f . Caw me. of SehielTelin.
was in town yesterday.
W. K. Johnson wa a Forest
drove visitor tn nrsi 01
wek.
NOTICE OK SUE OF KKAL MOf.
KT.
In th Circuit Court of th StaU of
Orriron, for th County ot Mult
nomah. Ih-pt. NV 6. to I'roUt.
In th matter of th t.taU of CharUa
it. Hand, lWt-d.
Nottic is hrly givwt that In pur-uam-e
of an order of th Honorable
T. J. iWlon. Judir of lh abovt
titled Court, mad on th 2.'nJ dajr
of April. H. in th mattrr of lh
rUU of Chart H. Hand. dKJ,
th undrrsignni adininutrator of saxi
Ut will, frum and after th STml
day of June. I'M, proceed to ll at
private sal upon lh trrnu herein
after stated and ubjt la confirma
tion by said above entitled Court, all
th riKht, till and tntrrt of Chart
It. Hand at th time of hi death, and
alt th right, till and intvrnt that
th said atatt ha, by operation of
law or otherwise, autrd other or In
addition to that of th said Char! U
Hand at the time of hi death In and
to th following described real prop
erty situate. King and being In the
County of Multnomah, Sut of Or
v'on: An undivided on half of that cer
tain real pnprty dcrtbd a "Be
ginning at point of inter turn of
rant tin of 21st street and North tin
of lhivi ttrret, if extended; thtnc
rant along north tin of Part itreet
I'M fret: thrnr north parallel with
.'lit street 100 fret: then. wt par
allel with th north lin of Iavt
trrrt KM) feet to th vast tin of list
trret; thenc along th east tin of
.'1st street DM) feet to th plar of ts
ginning, in King's Second Addition to
th City of Portland, Multnomah
County. Slat of Oregon."
The following described real prop
rrty, situated within th corporal
limits of the City of Portland, In th
County of Multnomah and Stat of
Oregon:
lits on II) and two (2) In block
two 2 and lot on III and to Hi
in block seven (7). Albina llomesteadi
t ots on 1 1), fifteen (151 and
sixteen (l') in block on lot
three (3) and eighteen (IK) In block
two (21 and lot seventeen (IT) In
block two (2), Wlberg Height.
Ijt seven (7 in block fortjf-Mv
(4 i) and lot six (6), seven (7), eight
(Hi, nine (). ten (10), and eleven
III) in block forty-six (4t.), Uurel
hurst and also th following described
real property situate, lying and being
in the County of WhingUn, StaU of
Oregon:
E. S S. W. i of Sc. 7, S N , R.
I W. of W. M , NO acre.
l,ot 3 and 4 in Sec. 7. T. I N., R.
1 W. of W. M , 64 .72 acre.
N V.. ' of Sec. 18, T. 3 N., 1SW.
of W M , ISO acres.
S. V.. ' of N W. of Sc. IS T.
t N , R. :i W of W. M , 40 acre.
S K. of S. 12, T. 3 N , R. 4 W.
of W. M 100 acres.
S W. ' of Sec. 12, T. 3 N , R. 4 W.
of W M , 100 acre.
N. W. ' of Sec. II, T. 3 N , R. 4 W.
of W. M , ! acre.
Or any part of said abov described
real property, term and conditiona of
iulr as follows, to wit: Cash, gold
coin of the United State, 10 per cent
of the purchase pnr to b paid to th
adminixtra'tur on day of sale, halanca
on confirmation of sal by said court.
provided, however, that said real prop
erty or any part thereof may b Bold
upon terms providing for th pay.
ment of one-half or mor of th pur
chase price thereof, in raih, at th
time and in th manner hereinbefore
provided in cane of cash sale, th pay
ment of the balance of taul purchase
price to lie secured by a first mort
gage on the real property included in
such sale.
For further information, rail upon
or write to said administrator at
rooms 1:121-22 23 Yeon building,
Portland, Oregon.
Hated April 22, 11M4.
ARTHUR II. HAND,
Administrator of the KstaU of
Charles II. Hand. Deceased.
W. n. MDOKK.
Attorn
i i-l leon ituilding
First publication April ,10, 1914.
l-ast publication May 2H, 1914
Nimrra aic on ckicution
Noth-o la h rrbv alien ttutl l Ir
lu of an )'uiln lut ut of ami
Mlxlfr lh aval of tlio t'Uiull limit
if th ( uf I t-.m fur VW.Iunu
liU tountjr. duli-J til I Hb il u of
prll. IH. In laiur of Kuillt M
Tuater and Wallou timber, ilefnol
nia. anJ aint (r nm-r ami
Cawl 0. Thater. oUinllff. fur tlir
4int of IZHUti ami lh ! of ami
lni till writ, loinuisiiiliii in l
tallafy ekl ab.it uni. Ilng unbU
to find anr perwMial mvttv n
hli h i levy, I bale lr Iv4 MMi lltf
fcereltt after W ltli.d rrl iif i rn
nj (Hiniuulit It 4d tin UtUlll, Iwll
iMt MiMij4. th Jjtb Ua f vUl, I 'll
at lite Sou lb ir of Hie Couit h"ii.
In IIHhlHtrti, V liliil'ii I'oontv. tlrr
n, al th hour uf lo o i l.s k A M
ttt Mid d. oil at publk BO'll'Xi
l.i lh hlalirwl ti)ler for li lit bil
al of tit follow Inf litis rl-d r .l
irtiprrlj Itlng. Ix'iiig and MU4t In
V aldington County, Orrj.Mi. di-iilU
a follow to wit
All of tb r.flil. t'l- and ntxl
o the Mid pialntitf IHkr llni.i
and Cal II Tb)r In and ('
MkiwUig t)rttr4 rwl n to
wit It tln a pr of itw ikiuaM
Vh lxal atlil alfe Ikili ltll.l t'Uilll
lii T I S It t . of Will M. r ..J
(MMludrd a folio towlt I .niiinrn.
live l a point on the ( In.umUit of
'be I'atUm Valley Counif r4 wlx-re
It rroe lb Houib Itouot4t of l.
land now obrl tv u) VI art K
Newman, and running Wrvieih on
aid Mouth lin lii trmi. tb-i
Northerly lii fl. lhn Ml-rl
I7J fv lit lb" VYrwt UoumUr? of si.l
Counir road, then. K u i li 1 1 r l"i.g
tld Weer line ot Count ad lr
:t to tb pU.e of trltuiHi. il
rrltml III lkk II pao I" ti..rl
Iaooou Iteconls Waliington t'.un(r
t.rrgou. to 4'lfr lh hn-iiitM-frr
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iHnM nf Mid le alij mUI writ.
.W1 Ml Will be 111.! a sullied to f.
mpioQ a per K'a'ute of itr-n-n
Ist'ed ' Hillsboro, Oregon, tt)M 1 7th
dajr of April, 1)11
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Yeon Ituilding.
ANGELA MAY
Teacher of
Singing and Piano
Terms arranged to suit.
ROOM 4, - HANK ANNEX,
Every Day.
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Slat of
Oregon for the County of Washington.
jonn josepn tturns, I'laintiff, vs
Sarah Crowe Hums, Ilefetidant.
To Sarah Crow Hums, abov
named defendant:
In the name of the Stat of Or.vnn
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against
you in me anove etitit ed Court and
cause on before Friday th ftth day
of June, 1914, and if you fall to so
appear and answer the i'laintiff for
want thereof will apply to the Court
for a decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony heretofore and now exist
ing between you and the I'laintiff and
for such other and further relief as tto
the Court may seem meet and equit
able and a prayed for In I'laintiff
Complaint. This Summons is served
upon you by publication in the Hill,
boro Arjrus a weekly newspaper of
Ifencral circulation published In Wash
ington County, Oregon, and the date
of the first publication of this Sum
mons is Thursday the 30th day of
April, 1914, and the date of the last
publication is Thursday the 11th day
of June, 1914, and the order of publi
cation was made and dated on the
2Mh day of April, 1914 by the Hon. J.
U. Campbell Judge of the Circuit
Court of the Bute of Oregon, for the
County of Washington.
Clyde Richardson, attorney for
liuildinR, Portland, Oregon.
la lb ClreuH Court of lb Slat.
Oraaron fof WaablhgUin C.Hililf
aaguat HaiUburrk, rialnlill. I
va .
EniMtne llallaburrk, Iln.laiil
in nmavaiK llalial.oyrt b. al.ita
aantetl d.famlanl
ta Ibe Naaia al Hi. MUl. of IIimim
You tr brlr riiiirl aptwwr !
nawar lb eoMiiilalot nial afaluai oti In
IB anuvnHia eon ft ainl rauw tin ui
lforw lh. Mb ilaf of Mae. WI. ad dat.
being attar lb eiplrau.in uf alt wwka
.mm to oai ol lh ml puhlieaii.ni .
Ihlt auainiona umn tou. and I! yoti f
o to anr. for warn ihrn.f in
flslnlllf will apply lo Inannni i..r lh
ralier pray l fur In tin e.im.lali.l. low, I
for Uarr diaaolvlng ha matriag m
marrla. oniri- rrnw ami hrtol.i.i
aiming betwami I'lalnllfi and Kfen lai'l
ami fur ora oibal ml further relief l
lb mart Ilia, arm ulUlil ami .r..
in tb iirainlaaa, um Ilia groun-la of
ertiai ami inhuman Irwwiiiieiii.
Tblt auinmoM la arvia iiu.m vnti ly
puniiraition inareoi in in II lll.li.iiii
argue, pursuant lo m.l.r of ,. ..nur
til II It Kaawolinr. foiinl Jn.lja
Waahlneuin I'oiinlv. tireatuu. n.aU an.l
dalol mi lb l.'itb tlay of April, lull ant
WblebMlil onlai rfUI'M llil. aoiiiiiMina
UI M pohllalia.1 In !! na. mr twatiii
nmg with the lean ll..r.,f ,.i.. a,.i,
I'Kh. lilt, ami an. ling lh the ..ile
inaiaol utj May jp, I ll I
iiAdi.kr a iuitx
All irneya fur I'.aintlit
NOTICinoCONIHACTOWS
Healed proHal i,r tb. f.il.,ag Wll
win ,m raewivat by II. nninty ,tirt of
eaa.iinianioiinly,MriHoii, up In May
It. II4. M t:V p. hi., ndlban iiu.e. fur
rjfiiiiig oi eoiiiri-ia;
tut Co and I SMmt of .iniriHielir
lb wiiii h ami of lb H,'hol ri.g
rur rwmj ib mi roail Kit .... .....,!.
Una ltwwi Wuhiiiiitou ami ( Uekm
wiwiiiiaw.
Kor a bmlgann Mrkay Crre, on he
risui Miwmii nam Johnson ami Jhn
'.iiiiiu.rntan piai-.
Orahani brillga, near Tlgard.
rina ami iievlncwtloiia may I anrn at
ina limn or in cnuiil nmii .n.. u.
V"..4. ,1',,,'r ""l ilnH.sll rxrtlliMl
-a lors r eiml. of their bid. Ihe
"ir rrwarvea me rltflit Ui relr.il .... ... .il
it i, i M" ' ''""".''oiinly Clerk.
.., ..,,1111. l ounty t onimiaaluiiera
'otirt.
OUARIHAN'S NOTICI!
Nutlrw Is hare ny ilvan Tl,.i n.. i.
J' 3 "eiit, lor V. MlllligtoM
tounly. duly apinliil g,r-ti " im
Mat anil priierty of Aim ll.imrohr an
Inaana p.r,n, ami ba. .li.l, ,,, M
Now thi.rr.f.,r, all peruins bavluit
nl.tJ!;',,'"V,,:,,,, A'M '''-"""'?
t .7.o!'.'".,'.h"r"br' '"I"1""' l-rewenl
lb am to th uml.rlKlim at t.-
oSZn"u ""il'"'
lX.i i1?" '-",' Vth ,,,"r '"'her '
lalil thin IftHli day of April, u.
AU.' mL'iL"" l,f "iui" 'd''pro,rly of
All Melnirohr, an liisatm person '
NOTICn TO MAKIJ SIJWI;H
CONNECTIONS
Nolle la hernby ulven that iuie.....i i .
"1p?;,",,;,l?.H, "- ra'j?
l-lly of Hllli.lN.ro, Oreg.m. sll iM.ra.Vi .
o.mtr.,1 ing or ii,i7a y r, E?
nlUry Hewer liislr r.t No. I. of sal,
City, am mjulrMi lo tv,,,en (,V
be eunnente.l wit), Ul, Hanllary Newer
in til mane... ...... i. '"
liaUHl mm April .10, Km,
II a a
MrfofPo,leoftheC,ty;U,
'4tk live
Ce nertl raj
In.tiiii Nu i;
pair work
ID. III. I N ,
fel nxrt.Uni
l.lll, t No ".
rud work
!,... I Hi.ilM. I . I- b.i ....
J4I f,rt ma. a.Um. m Jf J,ft .fk
AIj,. '"HI fret n.. Uni, sr Tkv
burt'h, Al.'. 'ai fi nu4B
HuiA. Ali.'i, t o frrt m. aha Mar
W llcu, plaee ,:. feet U
ra.lain. ntar haile. Il.i'i p-ie, a;
'W feT ma. a lam. h uf l.fm,,
It. 13. 1 Iii.trut S.. Is -KV4,
fret iiiarnilam, !rsr J. t'aaii.
Al'l, 4-l feel n.) elim, Mti 4i.ta
J. Urn, .No t i. a) frt ai.-Jaa,
near I onhrlt an I II
Iutri.t .No ,! Alii, U
ma.a.Um, between ,S, huatbiiff i a
Mountain. lale
Ol.tn. t No l:.MiJ 31S, M (wt
ma.a.Um. near tUn I'alus ti
14t, rim fret ma.w.lam. iwr 8-
Intloii, on .s. Iv..;.i I ni, Kad
Ituad iH.tn.t .'I Mril.
pair.. r.k an.) .l.M i.4
K.wJ Oi.tri.t N.. ;'j-hV4 4H
Sim feet ma. a. Urn, un luirr taj
Koaid 1'ialii.t N.i tMtal tut
(oa.l work.
Iload Outri. l No . toersl tot
toa.l work.
K'Hid 1'iilri. t No ':0
1,4'MJ frrl ma.a.Um
K.-W.l Hl.trlit No II
I, '.'tO frt ma.a.Um,
Srholl. bridge
li.ia.l In.tri.t No
work.
Itoad Ih.tri.t No Sl.l, L
feet liiara.Um A'.l l,tt fert as
la.Um li.utd No. i 0, I'. O feet a
ra.Ulll liuad No 4 0, fert B-
raUlll
llnatl li.lti. t No S4 - lernertl ni
work.
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I.immi f,-, t tnma.Um i!.d N St
I '.'I Ml f. rl ma. a.Lilli
!..! Ouiri.l No IUJS '
I.HIM1 f. et n.a. a. Urn. ..ulh of lUieli
known as Miller tl.m.l H.d N I
I.HihI fert nm. sdum. m.rlh of iUrf
Wtmttn m H.i,.l,ii-.i.'r l!iidil.
It. .a. I iitri. t No 41-RM I
Oi'itl feet mu. n.l illi. I!ad N
Itrit kell road, rl. srii i ni tm
No 2 III, yt fe. t i l.artng aod (T
blllg. Nil. U, O.IHHI feel llfriB
grubbing. A'".l. I mil clerlo m
..ri.t.l.l....
if..... i lu.in. i v.. 4.'.- AIT. t
fert imtrailmii near Jm. Conwll
2,4t feet ma. n.liim, near Cornell i
lion, itond II'.', '.'.' H' fret I"1
north of llelvetm. Kosd No. 1.
r..i ..i ...... ,nih of lleMa
Itond I'Mrl. t 40 lieneral M
lirovelnelila.
Sealed bids will I received i f
ffne of Ihe Coiinly Metk of
iiil'Ioii I mini y, imi k"". T, j
oVloi k A. .M. on .Silunky, 1
IMt I. for llie proposed ImproveiM"
lll.lil.Ts should bid n H' .j
each improvement cprlij.
their bids should if)' W"Z
bid fur rriihluni? (he ro.lt,
and irrading the tmid M. Iu '"'T
rm-k and spreading. r..llinT
Ing sai.l road, and W sxhimft"" 1
rraervrs the ru'in io ' ' t ,v .koli
bids or In accept any bid j.
Impnivelnent, or for iwfi".
intr, sprnidinif or r..llinf, f'TA
I'lniisnnil specifications of j"",,
ferent improvrmenls can v T ,.
Ihe office of the iii..l. rslgned
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til
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nglu
H..I...I ,,l Hi , Hil.1. I'rrsya
Any fiirlhcr InformalM
ind on application o I . B'"ttlini,(
iiun v Jin if i. of ii.ini"S"
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Oregon.
tin
1th tiny of April. A. ! I"'
lly or.lcr of Hie Cmin y touri.
Ily
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County
( ounly
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Clerk 01 "
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PIIIVAir HOME fOK
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UniKT I'liarKf v"-
nurse.
MILS. CHAS. CARDNKR
from I'oruunu.
ft.lir.it9 nnticnH from
phy-
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