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MONDAY, APRIL 15. 1S93.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Republicans will notice that Uie
president of the club has made n call
for a meotins next Friday. Don't
fail to tnrn oat and help send solid
men to the Portland convention.
Oar enemies are active, vigilant and
aggressive, which requires at our
hauls prompt attention.
Gresham is tho clown iu the diplo
matic circus,
The next Congress should pass
the Nicaragua bill. If it does not
it would fail to do its duty to the
people it represents.
"The latest ministerial business
conception was tho suggestion that
a-sociable be given for the purpose
of raising money to tako his bicycle
ont of soak.
The United States ought to en
force the Monroe doctrine. Xo trans
atlantic power should be allowed to
gel another foothold on the Ameri
casNorth or South.
Tho moral wave that has been
dashing against the head lands in
Portland has been stilled by the oil
of public opinion so copiously
poured upon it, and all is serene
again.
American women in Pekin. China
hare been assaulted by Chinese sol
diers while the native guards for
police proetclion looked on and
grinned. Trouble is anticipated by
our diplomats.
After a careful canvass of the sub
ject, it may be confidently stated
that so far the fruit prospect in this
county is quite flattering. With
half the bloom killed a big yield
is almost curtain.
Oscar Wilde and bis prurient writ
ings are being gratuitously adver
tised and some enterprising book
maker will doubtless, though surrep
titiously, reap a rich harvest from the
sale of his condemned works.
Economic philosohers and sad-
eyed be wallers of present financial
conditions could serve tbeic country,
(and their creditors) better by at
taching themselves to one end of 1
miner's pick and dig for gold,
If Cleveland allows Great Britian
to extend her claims'over more terri
tory on the Oronoco river valley in
Venezuela without a vigorous and
determined protest, he ought to be
kicked to death by Kansas grass
hoppers. Capital is no business fool; says a
converted free-trader of Cbatanooga,
Tenn. It knows when it can and
cannot operate, and only when it can
do so at a profit will it operate.
What good then is there in making
war upon it!
The Kiddle Enterprise wants Bid
dleburgers to wake up and do all
they can for the advancement of the
common interest Yes, sound the
gong brother Conner, they're a sleepy
folk, and well they maybe, yon've a
quiet place for snoozing.
The solemn and ponderous disser
tations on tho necessities of the oc
casion that have resnlted from the
Jregonian's" invitation, mystify the
masses', and induce the reflection
tbet things are rockier than the most
deplorable deplorer thought they
were.
Preacher J. C. Bead is now on
trial for robbing the first National
bank of East Portland. The defense
is insanity. Insanity is becoming a
popular dodge, and, we are sorry to
say, is usually effective in clearing
rascals from deserved pnni6bment.
Whither are we Americans drifting?
An eastern paper, the Herald, has
the following card as an advertise
ment: Wanted, a Catholic man in
his own diocese. Beferences re
quired. Eighteen dollars per week.
Write to Joseph B. Gay, 56 Fifth
Ava, Chicago, 111. It seems a par
ticular denomination is required for
the work desired.
Some of our erstwhile rebnblican
friends are going, they bay, to the
populist party, which promises them
free silver. Such remind us of those
who two years ago went over to the
free trade democrats. They went
and got free trade and with it they
got the freedom to wait for wdrk and
starve while waiting. And now they
want free silver, as if by putting the
populists in power, all they would
have to do would be to reach forth
their hands and get it (silver) in un
stinted quantities. Like drowning
men they clutch at straws. The re
publican party that gave Ihem good
money, and made coined silver equal
to gold, and paper tnonoy as good as
gold gave them the best system of
currency ever devised by man.
Uncle sam Well, ncow, that there
can't keep still. It'a like everything else
there" in it, strong.
Miss Columbia "Your boys?" What do you moan by that?
Usclk Sam Why don't you know that the Autoharp ia an American inven
tion?
Like the Cbickering, ilardman and
test for Tone and Durability. Jnst received a new stock of Guitar? and other Mu
sical Goods. "Wo keep in stock tho 10-cent Mnsic and also tho latest and most iwp
nlar Songs and Instrumental Music. T. K. IUCIIAKDSOX, Itoecburg.
Whenever you hear a man finding
fault with his local paper, open itand
ten to one he hasn't an advertise
ment in it; five to one he never gives
it a job of printing to do; threo to
one that he don't take the paper; two
to one that if he is a subscriber he is
a delinquent; Even up. that he
never does anything in any way that
will assist the publisher to rnu a
good paper and forty to one ho is
the most eager to seo the paper when
it comes out.
The supreme court of Oregon has
just handed down a decision that
while of interest to the general tax
payer is of peculiar interest to the
sheriffs and newspapers. The suit
was one to set aside a tax deed. Tho
supreme court holds that the tax deed
is invalid for the reason' that the first
notice of sale was published Juno Gth
and the last June 27tb, the sale be
ing held on July 3d, making but
twenty-seven clear days. Tho law
requires the publication to bo for
four weeks successively; this means
twenty-eight days. Statesman.
RISE JX SILVER.
The rise in the price of silver dur
ing the last few days is another item
of proof that legislation on the coin
age subject does not effect the prico
of either gold or silver. Tho price
of silver having advanced several
cents per onnca in the absence of 1
legislation, is proof that silver, like
all other commodities, is subject to
the effects of other causes. Dealers
in diver, the same as deal rs in wheat,
coal, iron, cotton, sugar, whisky or
salt, will bull and bear the markets
when ever they can, and make a cor
ner on any article if possible.
HOME MARKETS.
If we have not our own homo mar
kets the United States cannot expect
to sell in Europe, where tho manu
facturers are able to make cheap
goods to send to this country and un
dersell ns at a profit. If goods
made in Europe can be sent here
and sold at a figure to pay tho man
ufacturers, those manufacturers can
also surely undersell us in their own
country. What then must be done
to secure our own home market and
keep foreigners from glutting it with
their low-priced goods, thus reduc
ing the wages of our laborers and
artisans? The only remedy ia to
sweep from power Cleveland and his
free-trade satelites, and give the
reins of government into the band s
of the party of protection, the repub
lican party which the people will
speedily do in 180C.
A Rhyming Family.
Gustavus Holmes, a cousin of Oliver
Wendell Holmes, was also a poet. Here
are a few lines from one of his volumes:
O, dear, it makes a fellow cots
To farm and batch like poor me, Gas.
I've tried my beet to set a wife
And quit this biscuit-baking life;
Bat fate's against me, hope has fled ;
And I am le.'t to mix my bread.
So here I am, Gustavus Holmes,
Watching my yeast until it foair.p,
Watching my bread until it bake?,
And knowing not the taste of cakes.
m S.
Card of Thanks.
To the many kind friends and neigh
bors who devoted bo much cam and at
tention at the bedside of Mrs. Hall dur
ing her late illnwo, we render our most
sincere thanks.
Johx Hall ami Family.
Oor reporter observed a number of
ministers in close conversation with a
layman on the corner of Main and
Washington fcireeU a few layn ago. It
was supposed- by the curio-.in that a nor
mal wavo was about to ba eel rolling
over the citv. lint upon inquiry by tho
reporter it was found to be a ministerial
combine to keep up marriago fees which
Mr. K wan trying to cut. Ho failed
however, and Mr. K vowed he would
call in a minister Item the county. He
thinks that these hard times tnarriag
feesthould come down with wool, whea
and wages.
Autoharp music'fl got iuto my less ; I
my boys have invented, it's got -the "git
A. B. Chasa Piano?, lliey will sUutl tho
NEWS ITEMS.
Fiv inches of snow fell in Wisconsin
cn the 11th, last Thursday.
Morrison tho democratic ex-cougress-man
says tho silver question w second
only to tbo tariff.
Fourteen hundred fortunate ones of
tan Francisco whose ircouie is over
MOOO will pay an income tax for IS04.
Tho ccast defenso vessel Monterey de
parted the llth from Ssn Francisco on
her leisure cruise destination unknown.
The people of Chicago are moving the
legislature cf Illinois to allow llicui to
establish a state government cf their
own.
John T. Jones, ex-assistant refiner in
the Carson City refiner and welter, has
been, arrested for taking $77,000 from tho
mint.
Forest Blakely of North Umpqua came
down from that section Saturday, He
thinks the fruit is not injured by late
frosts.
Tho senate of tbeTennesseelegtsIaturc
adopted a joint resolution asking con
gress to enact a law for free coinage of
silver.
Under date of April 13th a private
cablegram Japati states that the terms of
peace bare been definitely fixed the 12th
of April.
The Litter Day Saints at tho Kansas
City convention have decided to hold
their next convention at Kirtland, Ohio,
April C, 1S90.
The Lexlox commission of New York
is beaiing fruit. Bills reforming the city
government of New York will snrcy pass
the legislature.
S. B. Hilda, senator, of Vesi Virginia,
declares that he ill not be a candidate
for the presidency bat will work for free
coinage of eilver.
San Francisco is urging tho party
managers to fix upon that city for the
place of holding the next national re
publican convention.
Albert H. Horton, chief justice of the
supreme court of Kansas has resigned
and Judge David Martin of Atchison has
been appointed by Governor Morrill.
Up to date the counterfeit postage
stamp makers have not been caught.
The headquarters of the gang, it is be
lieved, is at Hamilton, Ont., Canada.
Postmaster-General Wilson is of the
opinion that the increase of business in
his department is a barometer of tho in'
crease of business throughout the coun
try-
The floods iu Hungary have proved
very destructive. Two villages havo
have been entirely submerged on the
Danube, and many of the people have
been drowned.
The Japan ultimatum. China must
agree forthwith to Japan's demands for
terms of peace or fight. Japan has re
duced her claims for indemnity one
hundred million yen.
President Cleveland will pay his in
come tax in the District of Columbia in
stead of at New York. His tax 01. his
salary after deducting $4000 of income
will be $020. the - ier cent on his salary
Japan's Actual Demands.
Washington, April 11. An authori
tative statement of tho terms of cace
being negotiated between Japan and
China have been secured from official
sources. The statement is made in or
dor to clear up much misapprehension
arising from speculations. The terms
are a follows:
First Tho independence of Corea.
Second The permanent cession of the
islands of Formosa to Jnpan.
Third An indemnity of 300,000,000
taels ot Chinese coin, worth $ 1.33.
Fourth Tho permanent occupation of
1'ort Arthur and immediate contiguous
territory.
Fifth A new Japen treaty, opening
the interior of Ciiinu to commerce.
Tito money indemnity is expressed in
Chinese taeis instead of Japanese yen.
Tho tael is. iu reality, a tvuight instead
cf a coin. It is cousidore 1 as silver
money. While it Iacq value as $1.33
would 1! equivalent to $31K),000,000 in
silver, it in unit! the actual valno would
lw between 210,000,000 ami $220,000,000
in gold. Tho fifth term as to a new
treaty include various trade features,
fcuch as free ncceta to Chinese rivers.
Thcro is no demand for territory on tho
mainland outside of Port Arthur and its
contiguous surrounding)).
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years the Standard.
Sheriff Salo
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TUK STATE
a of Oregon, for tho County of Multnomah.
Aslier Mnrka tbo mlmliiNtrutor ot the
estate lit itanuicl Mark, deceased,
and tbo administrator ol tho part
nership estate ot Snraticl Marks and
Ashcr Marks and llymnn Wollen
bcrp, riailitlltt.
vs.
John Jones, Jaeob W. Jones nnd
Mute A. Jones his wife, Cbas.
Jones, Kinnlliio Landers ami Henry
ljindcni her husband, and Malissa
Klsher ond Adam Fisher her hus-1
muni, nocsea jmnnnm, name
Dunham, Carrie Dunham, Myrtle
Dunham, John Dunham, Nancy
Dunham, Umlsa Cockclrcase, Kil
wnnl Coc-ki-lmuo her husband,
John TerK Abraham lcrls, J. e.
KIUhUKh Ihu administrator ot the
estate o Ioulni Jones. deceased.
and W. 1. Dunham. Defendants. J
State ot Oregon, (
County ot Douglas. I M
Whereas Asher Marks, the Admljtrator ot tho
estate ol Samuel Murks, deceased, and tho ad
ministrator ot the partnership estate of Hamuel
MarUund Ashcr Marks and flyman Wollenbcrjr,
tho above named platntlfTs, at tho regular March
term, isos, of the Circuit Court of tho State of
OrvKon, in nnd for tho County ot 'Douglas! to
wit; On Tuesday tho 2nd day of April A. D.
1'A5, recorded u judgment by foreclosure of three
(3) certain mortgages against tho above named
defendants ns follows, to-wlt: First for tho sum
of seven thousand ono hundred nnd sevcutv
tlght and GO-100 (PlTS.ffl) dollars with interest
thereon at the rate of 8 wr cent per annum
from thc'.'nd day of April, lNKi, and for tho sum
of three hundred (MWI dollars attorneys fees,
and against tho following described real nron
erty, to-wlt: 11
All of the donation I.1111I rlalm if l.il.,.
and his wife Uiusla Jones, being lots numbered:,
3 nnd 4 of section 'J; tho southwest quarter, the
......... ,, uuuuncii iiiianer unci lots
nunibervd 5 nnd Dot section 10 In township 27
south of range 6 west, containing 317 and 70-100
acres. Tho south half of tho donation land
claim of hdwnrd Morgan. All the donation
land claim of John Lphnliprr. Lit l in ...u
9, tho northwest quarter, the fractional south
west quarter, tho west half of the northeast
quarter and lots 1 and 2 in section 11, tho north
" t quarter of tho northeast quarter, tho north
half of -tlio northwest quarter ami all o lot 8 In
section 15, nnd lot 6 in section 12, nnd lot 11 In
section 13, all in township 27 southiof rmzc 6
west Willamette Meridian. '
Also n vwut of the donation Imlil fll...
Jacob Jones in said township und range de
scribed n follows: Beginning at the routhucst
corner of Imbler's land and running thence
cast 11.M chains; thence north 51ls degrees west
4.25 chains; thence north 3t5'$ degrees west 12.75
chains to section line: thence west on the sec
tion lino between sections 4 nnd 9, C.25 chains to
the meander post on the south bank of the Umi
qun ricr: thence south 22 degrees east 13io
chains to the place of beginning.
Also a Portion of the southwest nnnrter nr h
southeast quarter of section 11 described as fol
lows, to-wlt. Beginning at the northwest cor
ner of tho southwest nunrter nt itu. ,iiiih.ni
quarted ot said section running thence east 13
chains: thence south 12 and 23.100 chains:
thence west thirteen chains; thence north
twelve and 23-100 chains to the place of begin
nlng. Also anortion of the dnnntlnn Inn,! rlilm ol
Isaac Jones desciilml as fnllmva. tn.nl t- n..-
ginnlng at the northeast corner of said claim,
running thence west twenty-nine and 47-100
chains; thence south thirty-one chains: thence
essl twenty-nine and 47-100 chains; thence north
imrij -one cnunsioine puce ol beginning.
Also all of the Interest of said defend nnf Itt
and to tho remaining tortlnn of the inn! !.
Jones donation land claim.
Also a tort ton of the William M. Knton dnnn.
tlon land claim described as follows- tn-uii
Beginning at a ioIbi on the cut side of the
South rmpqua river ten and 97-KU chains west
of the corner to sections 9, 10, la, and 16 In said
towninipana range, running menccrau to sec
tion corner aforesaid tea and 97-100 chains:
thence north six and S7-10O chains: thence nest
t tho said river: thence by the meanders of
said river to the place of beginning. Alnta per-
uou vi isaiu ciaiiu ucscnucu ns ioiiows. lo-wir
Bcgiunlng at point on the ?outh Cmpqua
river ten and 97-100 chains west of the corner to
sections 9, 10, 1.V and 16 In said towuihip nnd
range, running thence cast to said comer ten
and 97-100 chains; thence south twenty (20)
chains: thence west to said river; theucc by the
meanders of said river to the nlacc of brclnnlnr
containing In all one thousand rlvc hundred aud
nicety-to(12C) acres more or Ics. all of said
land being situated in township 27 south of
ransesix (61 west Willamette Merialan.
A' all of the following rarcels of land In
said County and State in township 33 south of
range six uj west ot niiiuneue Jienaian, to
wlt tots 7 and Sin section 23. lots 1.2. X 4. 5.
$.7 and Sand the west half ot the cast half of
section 25 and lots 12. u and II In section 25,
containing In aU four hundred and thirty-five
acre more or Ira. all of said lands being in
vougias t.ouniy, uregon.
Second, for the sum of eleven hundred and
thirteen and 35-100 UlllXtt) dollars with interest
thereon at the rate of ten (10) per cent per an-
ucmirom iae -nn uay oi .pni, i;.-sana lor
uie sum oi tiuu attorneys ices ano against me
following di-scrit-cil mortcsged premises, to-wlt:
All the right, title and interest which the said
defendants or either of them had In or to the
foUow I nsr described urcmlcs on the 15th day of
September. LvL the dale af the eseentlnn of
said second mortgage, or at any time thereafter,
io-wim. .iu iae real properly neretuwriore de
scribed in raid first murteagc and In addition to
said real prorty as aforesaid me following;
to-wit;
The north half ol the donation land daim of
Joseph Lane and PoUy Lane, his wife, Certia
cateNo. I2J. Notification No. designated as
Claim No. 61. being parts ol sections numbered
ianauintotrnsnip.-7 toutn ot range c nest,
and Claim No. 3 being parts of sections 36 in
township 26 south of ranee west Willamette
Meridian, situated in Douglas County. Oregon,
containing 320.07 acres. Also lots numbered ?,
10 and 11 in section 25 In township No. 24 south
of range No. 6 west ol Willamette Meridian,
containing 3U0 acres, ail being In Donglas
locmj, viregoK.
Third, for the sum of elzht thouvind one hun
drvd and !tv-evcn and SOJCD fl'liTO) doUars
wiia interest tnereoa ax me rate ot ten II (j) per
cvui tiiomu i rum uw -uu aay oi April,
and for the sum of poo attorneys fees ami
against the follow in; de-cribed mortgaged prem
ises, to-wlt. All the right, title and Interest
which the said defendants or cither of them hail
In or to the following described premise on the
16th day of December, WO, the date of the exe
cution of said third mortgage, or at any time
thereafter, to-wit: AU ths real property herein
before described In said first aud second mort
gages and In adJltion to said real projrty as
aforesaid the following described real procrtv.
uwu:
The north half of the donation Und claim of
JOMpn Lane and l olly Lane bis wife, being
Certificate No. 125. Notlacation No. 3TM9. deslir-
nated as Claim No. Si, being parts of sections I
and 2 in township 27 sonth of range 6 west, and
claim No 3, being part of section 3 in town
ship 26 south of range C west Willamette Meri
dian, containing 2.0I acres. Also lots num
bered S. 10 and 11 In section 25 In township 24
south of range 0 west of Willamette Meridian,
contain; 3LS0 acres. Also the fractional south
east quarter of section 10 In township 27 south
ol range 6 west of Willamette Meridian, con
taining 155.12 acres. Also the fractional west
half ot the southwest quarter of section 2, and
fractional sostheast naarter of section 3 In
township 27 south of range C west containing
10) acres more or less. Also an undivided to-
inims interest ol tn and to tfio tollowlng de
scribed premises, to-wlt- Tho cast half of the
donation land claim of John Spcj.ce, being tba
casfhall of the northwest quarter of section 2 in
townshlD 27 south of ranze six west, and the
cast hall of tho southwest quarter of section 35
in iownsnip:si somn ot range g west ot vtll
lamctto Meridian, containing 1G3.47 acres more
or less. Also lots numbered " 3. 4. i and 6 in
section township 26 south ol range C west ot
Willamette Meridian, containing 167.92 acres.
The southwest quarter ol the northeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of the southeast quar
ter ol section 2 in township 27 south of range 6
wet ol Willamette Meridian, containing K
acres. Tho northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section 2 township 27 south of range 6
west of Willamette Meridian, and the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section 35
township 2ft south ot range 6 west of Willamette
Meridian, containing Ki'iT acres. Lots 1 and 2
ot section 1 in township 27 south of range 6 west
oi iiiameao .ncnuiaii, containing i.xt.7 acres.
The cast half of the northwest Quarter of section
35 in township 26 south of range ft west of Wll
lnmettc Meridian, containing W acres. Hie
northeast quarter nnd tho southeast quarter of
the southtast quarter of section 35 in township
26 south of range G west of Willamette Meridian,
and the east half of the northeast quarter and
the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of section 2 In township 27 south of range 6 west
of Willamctto Meridian, containing 322.03 acres.
auo mo west nau oi mesoutneast quarter and
the east half of the southwest quarter of sec
tion 2 In townshln 27 south of ranca 6 rnt nf
Willamette Meridian, containing KO acres. Also
the west hall ot the southeast quarter of section
55 In township 2o south of range 6 west of Wil-
iniucuc jiuNuuuj. wuwiiuiii, c ncriTi, anu nil
the right title and interest of said defendants or
either of them to any and all real property
uhucu uj mviu ui cituci ui mem, situated in
said townships 2G and 27 south ol range 6 west of
itiamcue Jicriuinn.
Excepting from nil of the forecoln? deierlhl
premises In said first, second nnd third mort
gages are the following tracts and parcels, to
wlt. Those ccrtnln tracts heretofore con-
vcjeu as ioiiows, town
. Dunvermay. deed dated March Hth,
im, 13 acres. J. M. i'ltzgcrald, March 16th, ls,
Ifl.iVi acres. M. Kohrcr, August 27th. 18s?, 10
acres. Richard Bauer and ilenrv Ben
August27th. 1S6. and January 1st, 189, 40.li
acres. William Harvey, August 27th. ls. and
January ist, laov, va-ni acres. Hugh j. McPhad-
aen, August na, a acres, uonnld A. Kcr
cusou. Auirust I3lh. ISSH.i 5 acres. J. II. Mintw
August 2Dth, 188S, a) acres. George W. Orcott,
October 3rd, 1SS.", 10 ucre. W. M. Wells, Novem
ber 21st. IW. 10 acres. 8. D. Stephens. Jnn,rr
3rd,lS!9,27.orncrc. Edward and Johanna Glt
tlngs. August 8th, ISStf. 18.23 acres. Peter Mink
lcr, M arch 8th, lfW3, 13.5G ncres. Also to be cx-
ccpica tncreirom are tne louowing tracts and
parcels of land, to-wlt: Beginning at a point on
the north boundary of Isaac JoneV donation
claim No. C5, towush!p27 south of ranged west,
21.41) chains cast of northwest; corner thereof,
same being northeast corner of land nrrvlmnlv
conveyed by John Jones ct nl. to Adam Heflncr;
incacu ensfc muii uutiu nuu ui sum uonnlloll
claim 7.1X chains to olnt; thence south 23
chains to point in center of county road; thence
north fi2 degrees 30 minutes west alone II on nf
said rood 7.83 chains to point being southeast
corner of said Ilcflncr's land, thence north along
tne east line oi sain innu ix.t cuains to plnco ol
lieglnnlng, containing 15.01 acres more or less.
Commencing at the southeast corner of the land
now owned by John Jones, Ixmlsa Jones nnd
Jacob W. Jones, E. M. Moore nnd John Lehn
hcrr; thence west 33.13 chains; thence north 25-tO
chains to the county road: thence south 72 de
grees enst nlong the center of tho county road
35.23 chains to comer; thenco south to place of
beginning, being In sections 13 and 14, township
27 south or.'rnngu r. west of Willamctto Meridian,
containing 64.25 acres. Commencing at the
northwest corner of tho tract of land recently
purchased by J. M. Fitzgerald from John Jones
ct al.; thenco south along west boundary of said
Fitzgerald tract 21.10 chains to land now owned
byK. M. Moore: thence west along the north
boundary of raid Moore's land 17.75 chains to
corner; thenco north 32.25 chains to middle of
county road; thenco easterly along center of cnld
road 13.70 chains to place of beginning, contain
ing SO acres mors or less. Also tho following,
commencing at a point 31 chains south and 1.60
chains cast of tho northeast corner of the Isaac
Jones donation claim in township 27 south of
range u west; iiicnco liortu is chains; thence
west 6.67 chains; thenco south 15 chains; thenco
east G.C7 chains to plaeo of beginning, contain
ing 10 ncres moro or less. Also the following,
commencing at a point 10 chains south aud 6.17
chains west of tho northeast corner of the Isuac
Jones donation claim In township 27 south of
rangoGwest; thence west 13.31 chains; thenco
south 11.65 chains, thenco north 70)$ degrees
east 1.31 chains; thenco cast 12 chains; thence
nonn lociinins to pineo oi beginning, contain
ing 20 acres mora or less. Also the following.
commencing at point 1G chains south and 18.51
chains west of tho northeast corner of tliu Isaac
Jones donation claim in township 27 wmtli of
range G west; thenco north 70J degrees west
G.G7 chulns; thence south 15 chains; thence south
70) de rccs lust C.G7 chains; tliencu north 15
chains1" to place of licgluulng, containing 10
acres more or ices. Also me louowing, com
mencing at tho northwest corner of the parcel of
land deeded by John Jones ct al to It. ti. I'ngue
In townshln 27 south of ruiik-u i; west, said oar-
eel being n part of tho donation claim of Isaac
Jones, from thence north 70J-J degrees west 0.G7
chains; thenco south 15 chains; thence south
04 degrees eobt G.G7 chains; thenco north 15
cuains to piaee oi Deginniiig, containing acres
more or less. Also the following, commencing
at a jvotnt 75 elmlns south of the northeast cor
ner of tho John Lclmhcrr donction claim Iu
township 27 south of range G west: thence north
30 chains; thence west 20.25 chains; thence
south 10.W chains to bank of South I'mpquaritcr;
thence southeasterly following the meanders of
said river to nloco of beginning, containing 40.15
acres, aiso tne louowing, commencing at a
point 45 chains south and 10 chains west of the
northeast comer of the donation land claim of
John 1-ehntierr In township 27 south of range
G west; thence north 20 chains; thence west 35
chains; thence south in chains to tho north
bank ot tiicboutli UmiKiua river: thence south
easterly following the ineundcrx of said river to
tno souiiiwest corner oi mat certain parcel oi
land conveyed by John Jones ct nL to i'chrotcii it
Bauer: thence north 10..7) chains: thence cast
10.25 chains to the place of beginning, contain-
Inir 72.JJ ocrvx. Also a certain tract oi land tho
some containing 5S.1G acres off of and from the
cast side of the donation Innd claim of John
Lclmhcrr, being Claim No. 52 in township 27
south of range o west, said tract being in width
10.15 chains east and west and extending north
and south so as tocomprlso .Vsli. acre. Also it
tract of laud containing 25.74 acres off of nnd
from the west side of the Isaac Jones donation
claim, being Claim No. GjJ, situate In township
17 south of range 6 west, mid tract being 7,'ji
chains in width cast and west and running
north and south Mien a distance as to embrace
and comprise 2S.74 acres. A1m beginning at
the northwest comer of tho Isaac Jones dona
tion claim No. G5 In townshlD27 south of range
G west: thence south along the west line of said
claim 10.15 chains to the center of county road;
tncnee along tne center oi saia county roau
south 70 degrees XO minutes euu G.30 chains;
thence south b2 degrees SU minutes cnt 13.M
chains: thence south 70 degrees 30 minutes cast
15.50 chains: thence north 15.03 chains to the
northwest corner of land conveyed by John
Jones to McPhadden A Ferguson ; thence south
70 degrees A) minutes com 1324 chains; thence
cast 13.10 chains to a point on the east boun
dary of Isaac Jones donation claim; thence
north 16.25 chains to the northeast corner o raid
claim: thence west along north boundary ol
said claim 75 chains to place of lieglnnlng, con
taining 119.2! acres more or less, being lu town
ship 27 south of range G west of Willamette Me
ridian, being the remaining unsold portion of
the Isaac Jones donation claim In township 27
south of range G west. Beginning nt a. point
one chain north of corner or sections i2, 23, 26
anu 27, lownsmpai south ot range n west, run
ning thence cast to the Interior angle corner of
the James McKluucy donation Innd claim, fol
lowing thence south to the north boundary of
the south half ot aforesaid donation land claim;
thenco west along said boundary to tho river:
thenco up the meanders of the North I'mpqua
rlrcx to a joint west of the place of beginning;
thence cast to the place nf beginning and being
In sections 22. 23. 2 and 27 In town hit) 26 Kiuth
of range west of Willamette Meridian in Dong-
las county, Oregon, ana containing 20 acres.
Also an undivided two-thirds lntcrestof in and
to all the following described real property it
uatc in Douglas county, Oregon, to-wit The
south halt ol the donation land claim of James
McKluncy aud wife and desbroated as claim No.
17 in township 26 south of range 6 west and con
taining 311 JO acre. The amount of land hereby
released Is the whole of the above described 20
acres and two-thirds of 321-fO acres: or 214.53
acres, aggregating 231.55 aero. Also commenc
ing at a point 16 ehnlni M iitn and 6.67 chains
west ot tne northeast comer of tho I-aac Jones
douation claim in township 27 south ot range G
westnf Willamette Meridian, theuet. west 6.67
chains: thence south 15 chains: thence eat G.67
chains: thence north 15 chains to the place of
beginning, containing 10 acres more or 'cs. sit
uate In Douglas county. Ores-m. Beginning at
a point on tne norm line in Isaac Jones dona
tion claim in township 27 south of range 6 west,
12-02 chains west of the northeast comer: thence
south 16.47 chains to northeast comer oi land
previously convejed by John Jones ctal. to
Wm. M. Wells; thence west G.67 chains to north
west comer of said land: thence north 16.62
chains to a point on north line of donation
claim; inenee aioug norm line ! saiu initiation
claim 6.57 chains to tdacc of becinnlne. con
taining 11.03 acres more or les. Beginning at
apoimxicnains norm nnu iu.u cnains ioutn
sO degTces 3S minutes west of the southeast cor
ner oi the John Lehnherr donation claim No. 52
In township 27 south of range west of Willam
ette Jicnaian, uougias county, uretron; thence
norm J ucgrecs x minutes west ccatns:
thence north to degrees 39 minutes west 35.02
chains; thence south 4 minutes east 16.11 chains
to mint on north lank of South l"mtiua river:
thence along said bank in a southeasterly direc
Uocfollowtng the meander line of said liver to a
point 11.22 chains south 1 degree west and 10.11
chains south SO degrees 30 minutes west of the
Dlace of beginning, thence Irom said indnton
said river bank north 1 degree cast 11.22 chains
and thence north fj uccrevs 31 minutes east 10.41
chains to place ot beginning, containing 75.50
acres. Also a ngm oi way ju nas wiue run
ning on the cast side of the above described
tract in a northerly direction from the land con
veved bv John Joues ct al. to K- Bauer and II.
Schroten on January 3rd. lvS. to the countv
road running from Knscourg to Cole alley,
Douglas county, Oregon. Also the following de
scribed prcmics. to-wlt Commencing at a
tialnt 3) una ins nurt h of the southeast corner o!
the John Lehnherr donation claim, same being
no. si townsmp soutn oi ranre t wen ot vt n
lamctte Meridian. Douglas county. Oregon:
thence south 9 degrees a) minutes west 10.15
chains, thence north 2 degrees 35 mlnutis west
20.23 chains: thence north 533 chains; thence
north ?9 degrees 30 minutes cast I0.9S chains to a
tiointonthc cast Ilnie id sold Lehnherr dona
lion claim 210j chains north of the point of be-
glnnlns; tncnee soutn a.oi.cnains to tne place
of commencement, containing 27. CO acres. Com
mencing at a t)!nt ncrth 70 degrees X minutes
west 1.35 chains from the Stone monument 1 ic
ing the northwest comer of the J. Huntley do
nation claim No. 56 townhlp 27 outh of range
6 west of Willamette Meridian: thence along the
ccnterof the county road north 70 degrees 30
minutes west C.47 chains: theuee north 15.05
chains; thence south 7J degrees 30 minutes cast
6.65 chains; thence south II.?) chains to the
place of beginning, containing 10 acres of land
more or less in Douglas county, Oregon. Begin
nlng at a point on the west line of the right of
way of the Oregun and California railroad In
rccUon 12 township 27 south of range 0 west
is cnams cnt ami ii-vi norm oi inc north
west comer of the J. Huntley donation claim
No. X being alv the northeast comer of land
John Jones conveyed to M. Kohrer: thence
west on north Hue of ludirer and Orcutt's
tracts 1267 chains to the northwest comer ot
land John Jones conveyed to Orcutt. the deed for
which Is recorded in ol. S3, page .6. thence
north on east line of land conveyed by John
Jones to -Mrs. vt ens inc uecti lor which is record
ed In VoL S3, page l.W. C;l-97 chains: thence east
12.13 chains to railroad richt of wav: thence
along west side of said right of way south 3.97
chains to tbo place ol Beginning, situate in loug
las county. Oregon, nnd containing 5 ncres. Be
ginning nt a point in the center of the tounty
road from Koscburg to Coles Valley 10.15 chains
south of the northwest corner of the Iaac Jones
donaUon land claim No. 65 in township 27
soutn ot range i west, inenee soutn on wei line
of said claim 35.67 chains to the southwest cor
ner thereof, thence east on south line of said
clslm 7.9 chains to stake, thence north 32
chains to point lu center of county road bcici:
northwest corner of land heretofore sold bv
John Jones to J. 11. Miuklcr. the deed for which
Is recordeil 'n Vol. 20, page 303, of the reconls of
deciisoi I'oiigtas county, uregon- thenco along
the center of county road 9 chains to ulacc of
beginning, containing 27.11 acres -iluste in
Douglas county, Oregon. Beginning nt a stone
on the east line ot the J lA-hnherr donation
claim No. 52 township 27 south of range 6 west
13.82 chains south ot the northwest corner of
Isaac Jones donation cintin No. 63; thence north
along the lane II K! chains to center of countv
road, thence alone center of countv road south
61 degrees east 12.71 chains: thence south 8.C7
chains along the west line ol Isaac Joues dona
tion claim to place of lieglnnlng, containing
13.56 acres more or less, situate in Dnuzla
county, Oregon. Beginning at n joint .v. 06
chains norm oi toiiiueiist corner oi jonn leiin
herr donation claim No. f2 tn township 27 south
of range G west of Willamette Meridian; thence
west 10.9S chains to stone corner at Innc: thence
north on cast side of lane 15. 13 chains to a stone
rnrncr: thence cast 10.9S chains to corner on do.
nation line; thence south on donation lino 15.43
chains to place ot beginning, containing 16.91
....... Mn.mjil- li.vv wlllt.lfr III lt.llrl-i- ...niti,,-
Oregon. Beginning at a point on north line of
the Isaac Jones iionniion claim .no. t.i in lown
hln27 south of ranee 6 west of Willamette Me
ridian, 12.23 chains east of the northwest corner
thtrcof; thence east along said line 9.S6 chains
to the uortheast corner ol luud herein described:
thence south 19.27 chains to stake In the center
of the county rond lending from Ko-cburg to
Coles Volley: thence north 62 degrees 30 minutes
west along the center of said county rond 10.59
chains ma state; incncc north 11.00 chains to
point of beginning, containing 15.27 ncres more
or less situate in Douglas county, Oregon. Be
ginning nt u point in the ccnterof the county
rond known as the Koselmrgnnd ColesV alley rond
south it degrees 45 minutes vn-l 1.10'- chains
and south wi links ami i.i, cnniii south 02 ile
grves 30 minutes east, nnd 5 chains south 70 de
ere's 30 minutes east of the section corner be
twecn sections 11. 12, 13 ami II, township 27
south of ranged west of Willamette Meridian;
thence south 70 degrees 30 minutes vast 13.26
chains to point In center of county road being
southwest corner of laud convejed by John
Jones to Mcl'lmddeli. the deed for which Is re
corded In Vol.22, jingo 135 reconls of deeds for
Douglas county, Oregon; thenco north on tho
Imuiidary of suld Mt-l'haddcn nnd K. Glttiugs
Innd 27.52 chains to the north line of Isaac Jones
doiint on claim: thence west on said north line
11.67 chains to slake; thence south 21.43 chains
to jilnce of beginning, containing aiJVV acres
sllliaieti in iniugini county, uregon. iicginning
nt the northwest corner of tho donation innd
claim of Iaac Jones No. 65 lu townshl 27 south
nf rtin(.i6 went, llolll-las I'ountv. Oregon? Ihptme
cast 12.23 chains; thence south 11.50 chains to
the center of the county road lending from Kosc
burg to Coles Valley; tnencu west nlong tho ccn
terof said road 12.13 chains; thenco north 10.15
chains to Ihu place of beginning niul containing
14.67 ncres. Beginning ut a point in tho center
of the county road 523 chains cost of the corner
stone nt southeast comer, interior "L" corner, of
the Isaac Jones donation claim No. 65 township
27 south of rntigoG west; thenco west 5.21 chains:
thence in center ol road north o degrees so
Mlm.liM ...... f 1 id ..1. ..!... V. ...... i. n I. Tint
chains; thenco cast 0.40 chains; thenco south
15.15 chains to tne place oi beginning, contain
ing 10 acres more or less, being that certain
parcel of land sold by John Jones ct al. to Wil
liam M. Wells, the deed for which Is recorded in
Vol. 23 paze 137, record of deeds for Douglas
county, Oregon. Also that piece, or parcel of
innu commencing at a point on inc norm line oi
tho Isaac Jones donation claim No. 6e, township
27 south of range G west 65.33 chains cast of tho
northwest comer thereof; thence koutli 16.17
chulns to stake; thence west 6. ID chains; thence
north 10.61 chains to the north lino of said do
nation claim; thence cast G.ll chains to place of
beginning, containing 10J ncres moro or less,
being that Mecc or narccl ot laud sold by
Jones etui, to Florence M. Wells, the leedo!
which is recorded in Vol. 23, page 130 record for
deeds for Douglas county. Oregon. Beginning
nt a iHiint on the north line of the General
Joseph Lane donution claim No. 63 township 26
south of range 9 west 9.32 chains west of the
southwest corner of the John Aiken donation
claim No. C3; thence cast 23.85 chains on the
north line of Ucn. Ijtnc clnlm ton jHiint In the
ccnterof the county rond leading to Koscburg,
snld jiolnt being also the northwest corner of the
Wm. J. Martin donation claim No. 50; thenco
south ulong the center of said countv road aud
tho cast lino of the Ucn. Lane claim 42.50
chnlns; thence west 25.50 chains; thence
north 2 decrees 23 minutes cast 42.14
chains to the place of beginning, containing
103.J3 acres, less so uiucn oi sum iani ns is in
cluded In the right of way deeded to the O. & C.
K. K. Co., nnd being 3.36 ncres, the amount of
land conveyed to Bamuel Marks nnd Hyinan
Wollenbcrg, being therefore 100.52 acres. Begin
ning at a point in the ccnterof the county road
from Koscburg to Winchester on the cast line of
the Ucn. Joseph 1-nne donation claim No. Gl,
42.50 chains south of the northeast comer there
of; thence south In tbo center of the road and on
east line of said claim to the southeast comer of
land deeded by T. J. McCubbin and w ife to John
Jones, the deed for which Is recorded la book of
deeds No. 19.'juges 265 and 2&tt of the reconls of
uougias county, uregon: inenee west on line
thereof 34 chains to a stake from which nit oak
tree 4 Inches In diameter bears north 52 degrees
west 20 links distant: thence north IS deirrces
22.93 chains to a point from whicli a rock 18xl2x
21 bears south 35 degrees west 80 links; thence
north 2 degrees east 16.32 chnlns to the south
west comer of Innd deeihsl 1 John Jnnes tn
Samuel Marks and Hyinnu Woflcnberg.-tho deed
lor wnicn is recomcn in hook oi Heeds ol Doug
las county. Oregon. Vol. 23. time 107: thi-nw
cast 25.50 chains to the jilnce of beginning, con
taining uo.un acres, situate in township 26
nnd 27 south of range G west of Willamette Me
ridian. And whereas said deertedid order that the pro
ceeds of said sale be applied to the payment of
said judgments und to the costs nnd exjicnses of
said foreclosure taxed at $62 and this sale, and
to said attorneys fee as hereinbefore jnovided,
and that each of said defendants be burred of
nil equity of redemption in nnd to the said real
projierty herein described.
Now therefore in the name of the State of Ore
gon, I have duly levied noon in nursuant of nn
execution and order of salo to mo directed is
sued out of ald court In said cause dated Ajiril
10th, 1895, and will on Monday the 20th day of
flay, 1895, at 1 o'clock I. M. of said day at the
Court House door in Koscburg, Donglas County,
bidder for cash iu hand all the right, title or in
terest which said defendants or cither or them
had in or to the above described mortgaged real
property on the 3rd day of August, ISSxl, on the
15th day of Sejitcmbcr, 1888, and on the 16th day
of December, 1SS9, respectively, or at any time
thereafter, together with the tenements, heredit
aments nnd appurtenances thereunto belonging
or In anywise appertaining, and will apply the
procerus arising irom saiu saie 01 said real prop
erty, first hereinbefore described to the costs and
disbursements of said sale and the costs and dis
bursements, herein taxed on said foreclosure.
to-wlt: The sum of 62, to the sum of f7178.G0
said first mortgage herein described.
And will apply the proceeds of said sale of
said property, first hereinbefore described, re
maining after their application as aforesaid to-
gciner wim tne procceus 01 sale ol jiropcrtv;
secondly hereinbefore described to the payment
of the sum of 111135, with interest thereon nt
the rate of 10 percent per annum from the 2nd
day of April, is95, and to the sum of JICO attor
ney fee for forccloslnz said second morteaze sn
as aforesaid foreclosed And will apjdy the
proceeds remaining from the sale of said real
properly nercinociorc uescribeil in said tirst and
second mortgages, after applying the proceeds
thereof as aforesaid, together with the third
hereinbefore described morteneed real nmnertr
to the payment of the sum of "JM57.50. with in
terest mercou at me rate 01 10 per cent per an
num from the 2nd day of Aoril. IS35, and for the
sum of inoo attorney tco for the foreclosure of
said third mortgage.
And I will at said time make sale of said real
proierty hereinbefore docribed in the follow
ing described parcels nnd tracts: That is to say
that the real property first hereinbefore de
scribe.!, being that described In the said first
mortgage foreclosed will be sold separately and
avne tract. And the following tract of land
which is described In said second mortgage in
addition to the real projierty described In said
first mortgage will be sold separately and togeth
er as one parcel and tract, to-wit: The north half
of the donation claim of Joeph Lane and Folly
Lane his wife. Certificate 'No. 125, Notification
No. 3063. designated as Claim Nn. CI lwmi- npn
of sectional and 12 In township No. 27 south of
isofcs west, anu maim no. 63, being parts ol
section 36 in township 2S south of lunge G west
of Willamette Meridlac. situate in Douglas
county, State of Oregon, containing 320.07 acres.
Also lots g, 10 and 11 in section 25, township 26
south of range 6 west of Willamette Meridian,
containing 31.50 acres.
And the following described parcels of land
described In said third mortgage so as aforesaid
foreclosed in addition to the real property in
cluded in slid first aud second mortgages here
inbefore described, will be sold separately and
together as one tract of land which said real
property is described as follows, to-wlt: The
fractional southeast quarter of section 10 in
township 27 south of range 6 west of Willamette
Meridian, containing 155.12 acres. Alsj the
fractional v.-jst half of the southwest quarter of
section 2 and the fractional southeast quarter of
section 3 In township 27 south of range 6 nest,
containing 160 acres more or less. Also an on.
divided two-thirds Interest of In and to the fol
lowing described premise, to-wit
The east half ot the donation lana
claim of John t-pence, being the
cast half of the northwest quarter of section 2 In
townshlji 27 south of range 6 west, and the east
half of the southwest quarter of section 35 in
township 26 south of range 6 west of Willamette
Merieian. containing 1C3.47 nm-s mnn m I.-..
Also lots numbered 2, 3, 4.5 and 6 in section 36
townsmp 2i soutn ot range 6 west of 111am
ctte Meridian, containing 167.92 acres. The
southwest naarter of the northeast munor n.t
the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of section 2 tnwnshlp 27 south of range 6 west of
Willamette Meridian, containing to acres. The
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of
section 2, township 27 south of range 6 West of
vtiuameiic .viertuian.and the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of secUon 35. townshln
26 south of range 6 west of Willamette Meridian.
containing 3.0. acres. Lots 1 and - ot isection 1
In township 27 south of ranee G west of Wlllam.
elteo Meridian, containing 65.G7 acres. The
east half of the northwest quarter of section 35
tu tuwiisnip u.-soutn ot range o west 01 Willam
ette Meridian, containing HI acres.
The northeast quarter aud southeast quarter
vi lucitiuuiwi (juncier vi aectioii tfo in town
ship 26 south of range G west of Willamette' Me
ridian, and the Cast nnlf of tho northeast nunr
ter nnd the southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 2 in townshlji 27 south ol
range b west 01 niiiamctic Meridian, contain'
lng 322.09 acres. Also the west half of the south.
east quarter and the cost half of the southwest
quarter of section 2 In township 27 south of
rangeG west of WUlamettc. Meridian, contain.
lug 160 acres. Also the west half of the south
cast quarter of section 35 iu townshlji 2G south of
inuceu west 01 vtiuauiciic .Mcriuian, contain
lng 80 acres.
Dated this 15th dav ol April. IS35.
f. K. CATHCAKV,
i-hcriQ of Douglas County, Oregon.
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