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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1903)
5 'I 1 ' - 4 3! V si Lincoln County Leader. I prast GrOVO Poultry CHARLES V. ROCT.E, A DA K. fcOULE, FjtOHIilETORS. Official County "Paper. tutored at the postoillcc at Toledo, Oregon, an second-class mail mutter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year - - - fl 50 Six Mouths - - 75 Three Months - - ,50 Fulton Getting Busy. As Senator Fulton's friends have con Jiiler1.lv predicted, Oregon's junior member of the upper house is making himself heard in behalf of his state. The following special from Washington to the Oregonian', under date of Novem ber (i, illustrates his earnestness and ability : At the Kolicitation of Senator Fulton 1 'resident Kootevelt has interested himself in the public land situation in OreKOD, and promises to see to it that there is an adjustment of the adminis tration of the forestry bureau and of the Interior Department which will be Batisfuctory to the people of Oregon. During a prolonged conference at the White House today, Senator Fulton fully explained the publio land situation in his Btate, emphasizing the fact that the development of many counties has Iibhii materially and needlessly re tarded by the reckless withdrawal of lands for forest reserve purposes'. He also explained the embaras6ment iu which hundreds of entrymen have been placed by the over-zealous and unjustifi able methods that have been adopted by the department iu requiring proof on timber and even homestead entries made in recent months. The Senator made it quite plain that the public land situation in Oregon is fast approaching a crisis and decisive remedial action is necessary to restore confidence and irood feeling among the people. He said that while Oregon, as a whole, indorses the forest reserve polioy, its people do not want all the raluable lands included wilhin reserves, nor do they like to have settlers and those seeking to become settlers humiliated by tho appersion that they are at tempting to make fraudulent entries, when in fact they are acting in good faith. After his conference Senator Fulton .-aid lie felt confident the prevaleut abuses would be remedied, as the i-reB-ident intends U take the matter up with the proper officers and insist upon a return to conservatism, not only in forestry matters, but in regard to all forms of public land entries. This probably means that before long a large amount of the area now with drawn will be restored to entry and there will be a let-up in the ridiculous catechism through which entrymen are now put whenever they attempt to prove up on their claims. The assessment roll of Clackamas county represents J9.000.000 and the lelinqtiont roll does not excoed $4000. This could not possibly be the case were Hon. George Brownell one-balf as Muck as ho is painted by some of his jolitical enemies. Prosperity couldn't i;iif, within smelling distance of a county I hat harbors a man wno is the incarna tion f all the aw fulness that is charged .ig.ilnst tho IIou. Georpe by some of llioso wounded birds. Murk llanna Is Ihe most popular man in Ohio. Ho has been the worst ma ligned man iu tho Nation, but the triple of his owu city and state have ilwajs boon loyal, because they know li'iiii. The thousands of men on bis I'iiy-ioll are well paid and eouteuted, iiu never go on a strike. Honest. ilionj;htfi.i men will take uoto of thene I'.irts and respect Mark llanna. But it is linrdly probable that Mark will ever be n cuudidatu for President. The idea has taken root that he is the choice of i lie trunts, and he Is too wise to ignore i lie handicap, although the idea may be 'iitiitly tmmeous. I'ongrcss convened Monday in extra .-.'-Mou. Senator Mitchell is loaded for llu occasion and will introduce bills as I. 'liow: Appropriating $2,1-5,000 for liie Lewis and Clark Fulr; au assay olllce nt Portland; relief tor settlers oil bn i in Sherman county; dividing (!ioU into two judicial districts; ex lending MUliers' .homestead rights on poftiuuof Siloti! reservation; election vf I'nite l Stites senatois by qualified lectors of the states, aud niiuor bills too numerous to incut ion. Ho will also introduce) a bill extending the right to suffrage to women. This can l-ardly 1 1 clasM-d among the minor measures. MMiator . Mitchell will keep Oregon be fore the p.ubiic gazo. Call at Tub Leaden olileo and select your winter residing.. ESTABLISHED IN 1877 Barred Plymouth Rocks Silver Wyandottes Brown Leghorns Black Minorcas My fowls are all Standard-bred and in line with the best strains of the East Fifty fowls imported this season direct from the most noted breeders. Matings for eggs this Beason will be bettor than ever. Send for Circular. Address J. M. GARRISON, Box 335, FOREST GROVE, OREGON George Eighmy, traveling passenger agent of the Great Northern, from Buf falo N. Y., was in Portland yesterday. It wa9 Mr. Eighmy's first visit to Ore gon and be expressed himself as agree ably surprised to find the evidence of devlopment and industry that he saw here. "The people of the East," said he, "have an entirely erroneous idea of the West. They have been led to be lieve that tbia country is the wild and wooly home of the Indian and cowboy. The great trouble is that the resources and opportunities of this great district have not been properly advertised among the Eastern people. They have not had an opportunity to become ac quainted with the conditions here and of course look upon the West as a rather bad place to come. The Lewis and Clark Fair will, I believe be a darw ing card that will cause people to come to this district and see for themselves what the opportunities are. You need but to get the people here and they will be favorably impressed with ttte country. The overcrowded East has many people that would be glad to get a home some where else, and if they can be brought to realize the resources of this country, they will no doubt come in this di rection." Oregonian. Panama;, the new republic, is rather a tender plant aud may find it necessary some day to appeal to Uncle Sam for protection possibly for annexation. Much to the credit of the leading foreign nations is the fact that they re gret the recent victory of Tammany in New York. It's a mighty tough ele ment that some of them can't con scientiously snuggle up to. CONTEST NOTICE. U. 8. Land Olttce, Oregon City, Or., Nov. 7, 1903. A sufficient contest affidavit Bavin ir been Hied in this office bv Fred W. Chambers. contestant. against H. E.No. 12:153, made March 10, 1899, for of the seV. w' .' nf tha nninnil nui ' soctioa 114, township 11 south, range 9 w. by jcs8io.ii. Lainrop contestee, in which it Is alleged that contestant Is well acquainted with said tract of land and "knows the present condition of the same; also that said coutestee, Jessie M. Van Olden, nee Lathrop, has not lived or resided unon said land at anv tlmn within the past four years or made any Im provements thereon save and excepting a small house of the probable value of $20, and that suld contestee, Jessie M. Van Orden, nee jjunron, lias wholly abandoned said claim for more than four years last cast and that said alleged absence from the said land was not due to his employment In the army, navy or marine corns of the United States as a private soldiei, otllcer, seaman or marine, during the war with Spain, or during any other war in which the United States may bo eiiKRiced" said narties are heruhv nntlHnri tn appear, respond and oiler evidence touching sum allegation at iu O'clock a. m. on Deo. 15, ishw, before the County Clerk of Mmin county, Oregon, at Toledo, Oregon, and that nnai Hearing will be held at 10 o'clock a. m. on Dec. IS, l'.MH, before the Reirister and Receiver at tho United Stales Land Olllce in Oreiron City, Oregon. Tho said contestant having tn a proper atll davlt, tiled Nov. 9, 1W1, set forth facts to show thnt after due diligence personal service of this notice can not be made, it Is hereby or dered aud directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication. CiKO. V. Ill bee, Register. THE FAMOUS I Gotzian Driver 1 fcffm 1 raffia THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST DRIVER MANUFACTURED IN AMERICA I W Jb FRENCH KIP STOCK g OUR OWN IMPORTATION f . ALL HAND PEGGED EVERY PAIR WARRANTED sk YOim pgAtrn rem them ST. PAUL, nirtn. z i o. gotz!i:i a go. ED. STANTON'S That's the Place IT IS WELL TO HE MEMBER That he carries a choice line of fresh meats specially fitted for the block. PATRONAGE ! SOLICITED HEAT riARKBT Cor. 4th and Hill Sts. BLUE PRINT MAPS. Blue print maps of any town ship in Roseburg, Oregon, and Dis trict, showing all vacant lands, for 50 cents each. If you want any information from the U. S. Land Office, address Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Roseburg, Or. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Ore. August 28, 1903. Notice is hereby given tlmt In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands in the states of California, Ore gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all the public land states by act of August 4, 1892, Eva F. Ogden of Portland, county of Multnomah, state of Oregon, has this day filed In this olllce her sworn state ment No. 0-.'57, for the purchase of the sw of section No. 8 in township No. 13 south, rantro 9 w. and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its tim ber or stono than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, tho 19th day of November, 1903. She natnss as witnesses: Ueorge Hodges of Saliido, Oregon; John Whltton, Ft. Collins, Col irudo; William E f.ce, Redding, Iowa; John E Ogden. rorland, Ore. Any and nil persons claiming adversely tho above-describod lands aro requested to lile their claims in this office on or before said 19 day of November, 1903. Ai.oeknon 8. Phekseh, ReKlstor. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Olllce at Oregon City, Oregon. August 28, 1003. Notice is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of tho act of Congres of June 8, 1878, entitled "An act for the salo cf timber lands In the states of California, Ore gon, Nevada and Washington Territory," as extended to all public land states by act of August 4, 1892, John Whltton of Ft. Collins county of Larlme, state of Colorado, hns this day filed In this office his sworn statement No. f.2ii0, for the purchase of the ne.' of section 0 in township 13 south, range 9 west nnd will oiler proof to ahow that the land sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stono than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Kegtster and Ite-celvi-T at Oregon City, Oregon, on Friday, the 20th Day of November, 1903. lie names as witnesses: (ieorge Hodges. Salndo, Ore.; Jo'.m E. Ogden, Portland, Ore.: Kvn F. Ogden, Portland, Ore.; William E. Lee, Redding, Iowa. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-described lands are requested 10 tile their claims In this offi e 011 or before said 2oth day of November, 1903. Ai.ofhson 8. Dkf.ssf.i:, Ku.lhter. NOTICE FOIl PUni.ICATION. United Stntcs Land Oflice, Oregon 'Jiiy, cir, y Anoint 27, 10, '3. Notice 1s H-reby given tlmt In compliance with 1 lie provisions of tlio net of Congress of Juno 3. l!7:!-entitled "An net for thu kuIh or timlier IiiihIh In llio States or Citliroi nin, :- oon. Novudii and Wellington Territory,'" a extended to all tlio public. I and Stale by net of August 4. 1B. Emma S. Wright, of Everett, County or Snohomish, State r WiiMngton,' 1ms this duv filed In I 111 olllce her sworn uxe'. liient No. II24S for the pui'c!utu of tliu nel( or miction 4. In township 13 south, mnge 9 nest and w ill offer pronr to show- Unit the lam! sought Is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for ugi-leitlliii'ul purposes, 11ml to estab lish lilsclnliu to (Mil-! land before ltcgiior and Itocvivur at Oreon Clly, Oregon, on hu urdiiy, thnJ.Stli day or Nuveniber, loft,. She nuinctH. wltnesjes: Cicoive Hodges of Salndo, Ore.; A It Ellein A Iloiriniin and Ily J Ellen all of Portland' uivgon, v Anyandnlliiorsona claliulnv advnrscly thu alKivo diwerlbed lands nre ronneated to file their claims In this office on OL-boforcsnid Jstli dny of Novetnlier, IWB. AUJWWOM S, PuxasoiH, UcgUter.. President. J. C. Dl'DI EY. Vice President. Cler- M jnf THOU. LKESI-, T 0 (D (Jj Transacts a General flanking Biisino.su t) u Interest Paid on lime Deposits ryiuun. go nuiu un in troilUM j,. .. . ... . auue, uoumy ana Bcliool Warrants lio,,,,. Responsibility 375,000 Principal Correspondents : PORTLAND Canadian Hunk of Commerce, London and circo Bank, Ltd. &a" Fra' SAN FRANCISCO London and San Francisco Bank ltd NEW YOltK-J. P. Morgan & Co. ' CHICAGO First National Bank. ft LONDON, ENG. London and Han Francisco Hank LM OEortOK 11ALL W4. me- Hall & Aiulcn 'SOI l'noi1 'KiKTOIts Toledo Livery and v Feed Stabli Good Rigs and well-broken saddle horses. Special attemk given to i ravenng xvien. norses ooarded by day, week or CITY DRAY IN CONNECTION DAILY STAGE TO AND FROM SILETZ Leaves Toleldo at 7:30 a- m Arrives at Siletz at 10:501.1 Leaves Siletz at 12 r- r- - -....vjoi m UICUU Ui 4.OO P.m. eal Estate OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ' RANCHES In All Parts ot the County CITY PROPERTY In Toledo and Newport UOri have some bargains to offer in city property iu Toledo ; also n ranches nearby. Wlf you wish to buy or sell, write me, or see me at my oflice at the Courthouse, TOLEDO, OREGON. CHAS. M. BROWN C0NTK8T NOTICE. V. S. Land OHlce, Oregon City, Or., September 28, 1003. A sultlclent contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Charles Johnson contestant, against Homestead entry No. IMVi, made. April 16, 1MI7, for the swj.; of iio', st$ of ny4 and nu'4 of 8W14, see. 23, township 12 b, r W w, by . Politowskl.contcstce, in which it Is alleged that contestant is well acquainted with said tract of land and "knows the (.res ent condition of the same; also that, said G Pohtowskl has wholly abandonod said tract of land for tho last past four years aud next prior to the date hereof; that said entryinan has not ni proved, cultivated, ur lived on said tract of and for four years next prior to the ditto here In, and that said tract of land at tho present time remains in its original wild statc.and that said alleged absence from tho said land was not due to his employment In the army, navy or marine corps of the United States as a prl rate soldier, officer, seaman or marine, during he war with Spain, or during any other war In wblch the United State, may be engaged." said parties are hereby notified to appear, re spond and oiler evidence touching .aid allega .0,1 a, loo'clock a.m. on Noven.be'r la. m?Z ore the Register and liecclver at the The said contestant having, i a proper am davit mod se,,,.-.,. ,,,, Lib rt Z Z h o? thi nRt,;'terd"e d,llKC"C0 f0""'"" ot th s notice ran not be made, It is hereby or dered -nd directed that .ucBaoticJJiv by due aud proper publication. ,iK(- W. IlniKK, Keceiver. NOTICE POIt PLI1I.ICATI0X. Land Olllce nt Oregon city. (.ire(f(in, WM. GAtOWAY G. L. HEDCi HEDGES & GALL0WA' ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW LAND OFFICE BUSINESS A SPECIALTY Rooma l aud 2, Oregon City, Weinliard Bldg, ) OregOI ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW U. S. Land Office BusiM a Specialty. Twenty yearb' experience befoul! Local and the General LaodOSm and the Interior Department at Washington, D, C. Mil n . Land oiiice Bidg Oregon City, Wj NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI0S. Land Office at Oregon Citj.OrefM October I, Notice Is hereby given thai toe fol! named settler hop filed notice of nlsimn- to make final proof In siippurt'of UiiiH and that said proof will M fore the Register and Keceiver t W Cltv. Oruuon. nn Snv. 17. l0:t. vli: Thomas C. Stuckwell, 11 E So. WW nv'.i of section 20. twn 8 s. range ! Hp names tha following ritii ' .......n VI. . .......... IIDOI "i cultivation of said land, viz: 0 O Tennis, William MuIInrdy nd Holtnon all of Bugarloaf, Oregon an Cochran of Dallas, Oregon. ALIIKIWOS 8. URKWF,R1 NOT1CK KOlt PUIIUOATIOX. Land Ottlce at Oregon Clty.'W1 scnii-fcibtrll.1 Notice Is hereoy given that 1 "'"n with the provisions of the act 0! ii , ( June 8, 187H. entitled "An act for ls w. tlll.n 1..,.. In .1.11., I,( I'lllllOn ' on, Nevada and Wnshlngteii TfrriuT extended to all the public land stsiw) August i, ItVi, David S. lohriw". has this dav filed iu in" . sworn aistemnnt Xn. for tne pnrr"'' the e!4' of iie!. tie'4 of m'i section J1' i of n i nwVIof sw1: section a I"1;1' south, ranr- 0 wt, '"' .,:.. 1 . 1...... it.nt ue w.. iu ruu.. sought is more valuablj f" lw 4, or stono than for agricultural purr'' tf establish bis claim to said lsnd W County dork ef Lincoln Comity Orcin.n.on Thnrsday, th 10'hosj" er, l'.i a. Ho names ai witnesses:. David M earns, C V Trenholm. C 8 Alsea, Oregon, and Kalph Ogled': Oregon. h Any and all arsons olalnilng dre!' above described land are mqnw" their claim In thlscf!lneonerfort,w dayot Doccinber, 190:1. Auuusos 8. Dais-
