Lincoln County leader., October 21, 1898, Image 4

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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEIENTS.
Votice is hereby given that at a regular meet-i-i
ing of the Common Council of the City of
Toledo, Lincoln county, state of Oregon, the
following improvements were ordered made,
to-wit: that a sidewalk be laid in front of
Hlock Number 12 in Fifth addition to the City
of Toledo, commencing at the place where the
sidewalk on Fourth street terminates in front
of Myers' house, continuing hence on up said
Fourth street to junction of Hill and Grove
streets. Also a sidewalk on the west side of
Block 9 in said addition on Grove street, in
front of the Episcopal church and Dick piop
erty. Also a sidewalk on the south side of
KlocklO in said addition on Sixth street in
front of llryson and Emmons property.
Witness my hand and seal hereunto allixed
this, the 20th day of September, 1898.
R. E. COLLINS.
(Seal) Recorder of City of Toledo.
021
Notice ot Sale.
In the County Court of the state of Oregon
for Lincoln oountv.
In the matter of the estate of Lottie E. Palm
er, deceased.
To Mary A. Palmer, Emma Reed, Nettie
Palmer, Nellie Palmer, Henrv L. Palmer heirs
at law of Lottie E. palmer, deceased and to
the public.
Notice is hereby given the we, Henry L.
Palmer and Mary Palmer, executors of the
estate of Lottie E. Palmer deceased above
named will on Saturday, November the 11th
1898, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, of said
day in the city of Toledo in said county and
state oiler for sale at public auction upon the
following terms, to-wit: One-third cash in
hand and balance on five years' time on good
approved security with interest at 10 per cent
per annum. The following described real
property: The Northeast quarter of the East
one-half of section 80, township 11 south of
range 10 west of Willamette meridian, con
taining 1(10 acres. Also beginning at a point
f.00 feet east of the Northeast corner of Lot
No. 7, lilock No 9 Jones' addition to Toledo,
Lincoln county, Oregon, thence east 400 feet
thence south '230 feet, thence west '200 feet, th'
north K0 feet, thence west '200 feet thence
north '2(0 feet to place of beginning contain
ing 2 acres more or less. Also beginning 225
feet east of northeast corner of Lot 7, Mock 8
Jones' addition to Toledo, thence east 200 feet
thence south to line between H. F. Jones and
K. M. Stanton, thence west 200 feet thence
north 200 feet to place of beginning, all situat
ed in Lincoln county, Oregon.
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, October 10, 1898.
HENRY E. PALMER.
MARY PALMER,
B. F. Jones, DePue & Cook, Executors.
Ii4 Attorneys.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and in pursuance of two certain executions
issued out of the county court of the State of
Oregon for Ronton county, under the seal of
said court, each bearing date the 10, day of
August, 1808, upon two certain Judgments each
duly rendered by tho said county court in the
matter of the estate of D. It. Irvine, deceased,
one of said two certain Judgments being in fa
vor of L, He tt in an and against S. U. Irvln as ex
ecutor of the estate of D. H. Irvine, deceased,
and 8. (. Irvin individually, for the sum of
$180 with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per
cent, per annum from the 7th day of August,
1807, and the other one of said two ceitaln
judgments being In favor of M. M. Davis and
K. h. Wilson as executors of the estate of J. R.
llryson, deceased, and against
said 8. G. Irvln as executor
of said estate of D. B. Irvine, deceased, and
8. G. Irvln as an individual, for the sum of 153
Bnd Interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per an
num thereon from said August 7, 1808, and the
costs and disbursements of the said proceeding
to be taxed, not to exceed the sum of $'27, each
of which said Judgments were duly docketed
in the judgment docket of the said county
court on the 2Hrd day of September. 1897; and
each of which said executions issued on said
judgments aforesaid aie to me directed and
delivered and each commandsme to satisfy the
said sums of money due thereon by the sale of
the property of the said S. G. Irvln, that I shall
find within the county of Lincoln and State of
Oregon.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of said execu
tions and each of them, I have levied upon the
following described real property belonging to
the said S.G. Irvln, towit:
Lots numltcred 5, t, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, in
Block No. 75, In Hayley & Casu's 3rd add. to
Newport, and Lots numbered Had 12 in block
nuuiWed iM, and lot No. in block number 50.
in Case & Rayley's 2nd add. to Newport; and
lot No. 11, block 2, Irvln & Kellogg Blocks; lot
1 block 9. lot 1 bk 15, lot 1 bk 10, hit 2 bk 10, e K
of lot 1 block 11, lot 18 block A Wilson & Harlow
block, lots IS and 14 In Harlow block A. lot 10
Nevada block, lots A and 1J in Cressy block 1,
in Nye 1 hompson's add. to Newport, Lincoln
county. Oregon ; and on
Saturday, the aind day of October, 1898,
at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day at the court house door in the city of
Toledo. Lincoln county, Oregon. 1 will oiler for
sale and sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash In hand all of the right title
ahd interest and estate of the said 8. G. 'irvln
in and to the above described real property to
satisfy the several amounts due on each of the
said Judgments and executions, with costs and
accruing costs.
Dated this22ml day of 8eplemberl898.
Sheriff of Llucoln County) Oregon.
........ Kao.j-mk.
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
W. L. DAVIS, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Year - $1 50
Six Months - 75
Three Months - 50
Entered at the postofflce at Toledo, Oregon, as
second-class mail matter.
Advertising rates made known on application,
Business locals will be inserted in these col-
be run until ordered discontinued.
Everv postmaster in Lincoln county is author
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Official County Paper.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1898.
EDITORIAL..
But few people would kick at the
weather this week.
We are glad to so many news
correspondents appear. Their items
always assist in making a live
paper.
.
The clerk hire of the committees
of the house was $206 per day dur
ing the extra Se.viuii. The senate
committee clerks received $3,683 or
over $184 per day. Clerks for the
legislature at $390 per day we sup
pose are necessary, but much work
can be done for that money.
The wife of our governor-elect
died very suddenly at Omaha last
week Thursday night. The re
mains were brought to Salem and
interred at Macleay Sunday. Mr.
Geer's many friends in this vicinity
will sincerely sympathise with him
in his loss of a loyal wife and loving
mother.
Five thousand cases ot salmon
could have been put up in a can
nery situated here this year just as
well as not. Several thousand
dollars could have been distributed
among our fishermen and a neat
little margin would have been left
for the cannery. Toledo people
should erect and equip such a can
nery and to the fish department add
irun canning macninery.
Siirli a
combination at Toledo would prove
a financial success.
In other columns will, be found
two communications, one from Mr.
Zeigler at Kernville, and one from
Jack Allphin of this place. The
former does not seem to think
Toledo ought to work for roads
leading to her streets and business
louses but ought to assist other
places. Toledo finds no fault with
Kernville for building a road to
Newport. That is their business.
To look out and build one to Toledo
is our business, and both should be;0resrm has been eliminated, and
heartily endorsed by all Kernville
people. There is also a wav to
secure the county aid and legal
tender so short in Kernville. Mr.
Aliphin speaks of his democratic
principles in no misleading man
ner, using very forceful English,
but that is Jack's well known way.
He wants no misunderstanding.
The Eugene Guatd upholds Gov.
Tanner for not sending troops to
protect miners at Virden and says
further: "If other governors had
used the same method in dealing
with labor troubles, loss of life
would have been averted and present
relations between employer and
employe would be more satisfac
tory." es, all white
miners
would be killed, then relations
would be more quiet and peaceful.
Because Gov. Tanner refused to
send aid, there are eight more
homes despondent and ten where
pain and discouragement sit above
i the mantel. No matter whether
' the mine-owneTS or the miners were
wrong. Gov. Tanner was surely
wrong in not being there to piotect
life when fully notified that trouble
j would ensue. In all these labor
. troubles no one knows who will fire
( the first shot and that governor is
j wrong who fails to respond wheu
asked and fully warned of what is
' to come to pass. So it looks to us.
Oregon Hemp.
One of the least attractive but
nevertheless most interesting and
valuable exhibits of Oregon's natur
al resources at the exposition, which
escapes the attention of many of its
visitors, is that of Oregon-grown
Japanese hemp, cannabis sativa
T rt:- tUnt Vn.
jap"u., t u.ouuu mai .0. luc
bears immense pos-
sibilities.
The fact that the United States
for a series of years imported from
foreign countries vegetable fibers
to the fabulous amount of $40,000,
000 to $50,000,000 per annum, a
great part of which could profitably
be cultivated in this country, draws
, the serious attention of our national
department of agriculture and of
farsighted and enterprising citizens
to these products of foreign soils;
and many have been the trials with
fibrous plants during the last 15 or
20 years, in nearly every state of
the Union, foremost among these
plants being the genuine hemp,
Cannabis saliva.
Attracted by the favorable re
ports in regard to the culture of
this useful growth in our neighbor
ing state of California, and the
preparation of its valuable fibers by
newly invented American machines,
which in respect to efficiency, sim
plicity and perfect work, eclipse all
similar English, French and Ger
man devices, two of our progressive
citizens, Messrs. Charles E. Ladd,
banker, and S. M. Mears, president
of the Portland cordage works, con
cluded to try this important agri
cultural industry, as also the tech
nical industries indispensable for
the preparation of the fibrous ma
terial. At heavy expense quantities of
acclimated seeds were procured,
the co-operation of an expert in
I this peculiar branch of human ac
tivity was secured, and several
decorticating and accessory ma
chines constructed in this very city
j of portiancl
The seeds were dis-
..
" trihnt H erratic omnn .U.:ft..
VT X r ,
. . s
wuu me necessary instructions in
regard to culture, and the appointed
superintendent took great pains in
visiting repeatedly the different
fields, lending hi? helping hand to
the farmers and doing much for the
attainment of that grand success
which is now given ocular demon
stration at the exposition .
From the experiences gathered
this season by practical experiments,
every doubt about any possible
' unfavred chmatical conditions in
"w ivcr ur uueiaua can
be found, such as keeps the mois
ture during the growing period,
when the plant is absorbing large
quantities of water, the profitable
growth of this genuine bemp can
in advance be considered an assured
fact.
The counties of Multnomah,
Yamhill, Beuton and Lincoln, in
deed, are to be congratulated on
account of having in their midst
such enterprising farmers, who by
their untiring and intelligently con
ducted efforts have, during one
single season, fully demonstrated
that Oregon's soil and climate are
j splendidly adapted to a most vulu
j able industry, which, no doubt, is
1 destined in the near fti, . .
.ululv, ivj a I ml II
great importance in the political
economy of the YVebfoot state, by
diversifying her agricultural 'pur
suits, and consequently developing
large technical industries, which
will bring fair wages to thousands
of willing hands, thus developing
unlimited resources to our posterity
for centuries to come.
Farmers visiting the exposition
are cordially invited to inspect
these hemp exhibits, which, by
close investigation, will prove as
interesting as instructive, since not
only the agricultural product, the
stems, are displayed, hut also
decorticated ribbons and retted
fibers, ready for the spinniZfS
of the Portland Cordage
"uac are i mute testing 1
Droeressi est,mnial
11
" and of
valuable effect of itelli
plied technic gemlV
Fiber Expert FpH- r
this eitv.w w T i remey
' "a ueen em.
with the j eUttuSI,
-"-"",c"aenee of
culture proDer nn,i 1
1
tuc Duer.s during th;
son; has already had 0N
-uJt,., oj rlns
were successful this 8m,..
who ate planning ow for 'a,i
ture of Oregon hemn on
extensive scale as to atl-
for local wants during ,he
, season. They have in view J
the exporting of quantities 0
Drenarpft rihfr f- ,.-i?. .
' . " "UJ astern statb'
auu tu European countries ere ma,,
years have gone. 1
$9.
501
Any application to Mr. FrenJ
iuj uiiurmauon in regard to hem
culture and the profits tobederij
from it- in flrar.n j TV . .
nil
we
7,7 -5 rfnu w-suinpo,
will meet with promnt ,,..:
free of charge. Oregonian.
Have you looked over Tellefson'
new goods? It not, why not?
the East, not ashamed of you, J
J uuvl. n il I I V H mint.
mm xtiv, LiSADER a year.
If you want to buy a new dress
look over the H
. 6"uo, gmj
hams, outing flannels and calicos at
Tellefson s Cash Store, Yaquina
How to Prevent Crouo.
We have to children who are
suoject to attack of croup. When-
ail anaiK. in CUminF fin mi.
wife gives tbem Chamberlain's
Coueh Remedv and it alwava .
i im
vents the attack. It is a house
hold . necessity in this county and
no matter wh.it pp tv n, nf r
- .... . mi uui JI,
it would not do to be without Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. More of
it is sold here than of all other
cough medicines combined. J. M.
Nickle, of Nickle Bros., merch
ants, Nickleville. Pa. For sale hv
O. O. Krogstad, druggist.
Clearance Sale.
Do not foriret tliar T am cpllins
0 - ..u. Vl.ll'g
goods at a real bargain in the next
30 days. Iam leaving the Bay in
a short time and my stock of Gen
eral merchandise, store and fixture
will be sold in the next 30 or 40
days. Call and see my goods and
get my prices.
Yours truly,
Peter Telleffson.
Executrix Notice.
KOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned ha been duly appointed by Ike
County Court of the State nf Oregon for Lincoln
county, executrix of the estate of Josephs,
Coiikllu, deceaned.
All parties having claims against fhIc! estate
are hereby required to present the came to me
proerJy verified as by law required, at the
olliceof 0. E. Hawkins, at Toledo, Oregon,
within six months from the date hereof.
Dated this 20th day of October, 1WW.
CATHERINE COXKLIN,
.Executrix of the estate of Joseph 8. Conklln,
deceased. c. E. Hawkins,
021. Attorney for Executrii.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given by the undorslgned
administrator of the estate of James McCallerf
deceased, to the creditois of and all personi
having claims against the said deceased, lo
exhibit them with the necessary voucher!
duly verified within six months after the lint
publication of this notice, to the said admin
istrator at his residence at Toledo, Oregon.
Dated October 10, 188. .
LEE WADE,
B. F. JONES, Administrator.
Attorney. n4
Shcriirs Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
authority of an Execution and Order oi
Sale issued out of the Cfrcuit Court of the
state of Oregon for the county of Lincoln bear
ing date September th, 1HU8, and under the
Beal of said court and duly attested by toe
Clerk thereof upon a Judgement and Order oi
Sale rendered in said court on thellftth day ot
July 1MM, sain Judgement was enrolled and
docketed in the clerk's ofllce of said court in
aforesaid county on the 25th day of July .ww
in a suit therein pending wherein C. . Kwl
ingsandlid N. Hlodgett were plaintiffs ana
Joseph O. Briggs wasdef ndant and in favor
of said plaliitills and against the said defend
ant for the sum of One Hundred and ixtr
Five and Seventy-Five one-hundredths
lars in United States gold coin with interest
thereon in like gold coin at the rate of Ten
per cent per annum frrm the Mth du of July
IMS until paid and the further sum of Twenty
Five Dollars attorneys' fees and the sum 01
Eleven Dollars costs and also the costs upon
this writ. The aforesaid Exection and Order
of Sale is to me directed and delivered "a
commands me that by sale of the herelnalter
described real property belonging to the saia
defendant Joseph O. Briggs I make the several
amounts of monev aforesaid to satisfv the saw
Execution and Order of Sale to-wlt: 1M
North one-halt ot Lot Number 4 in Block Nuin;
ber 1 in the city of Newport. Lincoln count)
Oregon. Therefore on
Saturday, tub 29th day of Octobkb
A D 1898 at 1 oclock p m at the Court Hoi"
door in Toledo, Lincoln County. Oregon, j will
sell at nubile auction to the highest bidder
for cash the above described real P ope"?
together with the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belongi'ia J
well as all right title and interest of the
Joseph O. Briggs in and to the above described
real property and all persons claiming throngn
or under him since the 25th day of July 1W or
so much thereof as may be necessary to satlsty
said Judgement and Execution and amounts
due thereon as above set forth with interest
costs and accruing costs.
J. H. R0S8,
. ,m . BhTlfTof Lincoln County, Oregon.
Dated Toledo, September 29th 1898. o21