Lincoln County Leader. INHERITED INDIAN LAND FOR SALE AT SILETZ, OREGON!
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CHARLES F. SOCLE,
ADA E. SOCLE,
Proprietors
Official County Paper.'
NOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN That bids will he receive.! for the sale of :
the following described iuherited Indian lauds, sitttatrd and being in Lincoln ;
i County, Oregon, as per schedule hereiu set forth, lo-wit : ;
Entpred i the postorlice at Tt
lecoud-clats mail matter.
ledo, Oregou, a& '
IIOUS
Ella Albert.
SIB-DIVISIONS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year -Six
Month?
Three Months -
A Poem.
July
Came in dry.
-In Lincoln county.
U 50;
75 ;
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I Klizu Alberts', so,4ne'4 ne'4 te!', n! aeiei
fcli?a Albert a' jae; iie;, ne;4se'4. n.'i tw , se'.i
John Ixjgsdon lot 4
and nej4 i.i'4 and lot .'5 nw1
John Hill lots ", 7 mid s
m J Henry Johnson nu '4 siv1, svv)4 nw',
, ' and lots 5, :, 7 anil s.
.Shasta Costa Hani sc'4 sw '4 and w'4BW'i
j Archie Johnson 'Jl, -J-.!, 'Jl and -8
I John Albert lot 1.1 and stt'4 nc';
John Albert lots r mid 7
I and lots ::.! and Ji
John AlU-ii lot 6
kig ! and lot 1
lot 7. 8. '.. unit 12
V l-k ... li.tH -'n -mi un.l in
not bar any other ambitious ..,,. i,,t r ,,h
Iieniocrat from entering the race for i Koben Kei.ix, guardian s'i'u'iMi!
tho Presidential nomination. ! iirois';if'(M
and n';, ue1., ne) i ande!:, nv!4 tie'i
. " ' j Jesse '.Y.ok, et ill nljMV'i
L mted States Senator Fultou returns Louie i oiler no1., and lot 6
with a good record, the respect of the '"' fulWr lots jfl, :to, u and
Administration and the L-r.nrf.u ill nf l "' KHirehild, .; lot 1, lot 10. nli sw' 4 ne'4
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Acres Listed
o .Inly 'J, W
William Jeiitiincs lirvnn snvs
l,nnn, .. c..,,...l .., ' ...... i William .Metcalf.
... .,.. ...iuuicu IW BIM.III, HUH lIlttL I iiu,
It Will
the people of Oregou. Ho
decided success, under a heavy handi
cap. Mr. Fulton is all right.
Lilly I'onsec.
Annie Arden..
Annie Ardeu. .
Nellie White tt al..
IfJjU'jIlW.'.J
and lots 1 and 16
s'n lot 10, lots I) and 1
i sc!4 nw'4. e V s '.4 and lot s
T lie recount showed Stevens, Repub
lican, lo bo elected Sheriff of Multno
irinih county by a majority of 25 mi
increase of 20 over tho official count.
Hix-Shcriff Tom Word is said to be a
'little bit sore, but satisfied. Portland
Vi!! t:.b;ibly Lc J.otuuiu than Jiorniaiiy
Hough during tiie administration of!
Ibis successor. Portland is in no imtue-
diato danger of uttractiug attention as i Martha Johnson ...
l.oty 111 and '.',2 section 3,
and lots J.'i and 'Jfi
Lots l.'i und. lf section :'.,
anil lots 1) and 10
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nc.'4 se1., sent ion r.,
and e1 J im'j se'4 and lot '.'t
s.'i sw1.,'
LoLn lj, ami m
Lots 1J, l:t, 11 and 15
Itnldwin Kairehild. . .a.' j se.'.4 " and ne'.-4 se4
Nettie Wostetal Lots 1 and n; and '., nw1;
ue'j lie' ;
Nellie Whits et al.
Nellie White et al.
I Robert Felix
r.oberl Felix
Ida Hensell
W:. Vii.if.uta
:a toweriug monument of decency.
(ieoige Mitchell may not bo an ideal
citizen, but when he removed Creflleld
be removed a creature for whose exist
ence there seems to have been no sub
stantial excuse. This is apparently
true in tho Thaw-White case over on
the Atlantic side. A large per cent of
the public is inclined to place Mitchell
und Thaw ainom: the passing gods
hose mills grind swift enough and line
t uough for all practical purposes. Cold
lead may be the bent law lor the liber
ertiiio. Tim people might bu permitted
to settle the point through the medium
of tho famous referendum. Are you
there, Mr. TJ'Keii?
j Mart hit Johnson ne'4"
I Martha Johnson Lots 2'J, :10, 111 and ;;
I Surah :aUiu....wi "U w) ,, e'j nw)4 sw;4,
w'-j se'4 sw1.;, and eJi sw.'4w'.;
! Kitty Kvans s'j sw1.;
I Kilty l'viins Lots I I, 15 and If, section IK
' and wLj sw.'4 nw1
I W illiam Klamath Lots :t and I, und sv'4
Catherine l'uirehtld. . .ne.'4 se'4 and :t, and se'4
I Mary Pick et al w).. nw'4
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Date Liid
Opened
Oct. 1, 1900
T1IOS. I.F.ESE,
l'rei-idenl.
J. C. DI DI KY.
Vk-e 1'resldn.t.
VVM. feC'AKTIl,
Cashier.
IxiQColn County Barl$
Resuonsibility S75,00O
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May 21, 1!KX". Aii(?. 20, 1906
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Transacts a General EaiikiDg Business
Interest Paid ou Time Deposits
Excba.ige Sold ou All Points
Stale, County and School Warrants Dought
Principal Correspondents:
POPiTLAND Canadian Pahk of Commerce, Loudon and San Fran
cisco Bank, Ltd.
SAX FKANCISCO London and Sau Fraucisco LJauk. Ltd.
NEW YORK-J. P. Morgan Co.
CHICAGO First National Dank. .
LONDON, ENG. London and Sau Francisco Hank, LM.
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Said bids will bu received up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the various days upon
which they are listed to be opened in above schedule, and must be enclosed in
sealed envelopes directed to Knott C. Egbert, Superintendent, SileU, Oregon.
Envelopes containing such bids should not have noted thereon the description
of tho lands to which the bids relate, but there shall be noted on such envelopes
the dalo upon which the bid is to be openod. Bidders should submit a draft on
some Portland bank ; otherwise remit euongh to cover exchange on outside
1,allkB- KNOTT C. EGI5F.IIT,
Supt. and Special Disbursing Ageut, in Charge of Siletz Agency, Oregon.
M. N. Anderson
Pkopuiktok
Toledo Livery and Feed Stable
Good Rigs and well-broken saddle horses. Special attention
given to Traveling Men. Horses boarded by day, week or month
CITY DRAY IN CONNECTION
DAILY STAGE TO AND FROM SILETZ
Leaves Toledo at 7:30 a. m Arrives at Sileiz at 10:50 a. m.
Leaves Siletz at 12:40 p. m Arrives at Toledo at 4.00 p. in.
C. & E. Will Be Extended.
Wallis Nash, president of the Port
land Poard of Trade, who has been in
New York for tho past several months
in the interests of the Co-operative
Christian Federation, made tlie an
nouncement yesterday that the work
upon tho extension of tho Oorvallis. &
Eastern Kailway across tho Cascade
Mountains to Eastern Oregon would
begin in the near future. He also made
public that an independent railroad
was to be constructed from Portland to
connect with the Corvallis & Eastern at
Mehauui. Mr. Nash returned to Port
bind yesterday morning.
"Arrangements for the financing of
the railroad have been made and work
upon the extension uud tho new road
'.vill begin within a very short time,"
ciithitMasticHllv remarked Mr. Nash
yesterday afternoon, when seeu tit his
oflice. "The extension of the Corvallis
1 Eastern and the new line will result
in U,e laungof 20i) miles of track, and
we expect 10 lme all the work com
pleted within thiee years.
"U hilt-in New York I learned that
with hi that space of time three trans
continental lines will probably have
inndi; connections with Oregon. They
are Die Western Pacific, the Molfatt
load, aud the Chicago & Northwestern."
Tho company that is to manage the
projKjsed railroad system will bo alllli
ated with tho Co-operative Christian
Federation, which will control the ma
jority of the stock, provided the arrange
ments as now planned meet with no
unl'orseen obstacles. The Co-operative
Christian Federation proposes to have
hettlemeuts both in the Willamette Val
ley and Eastern Oregou and all along
the hues of the new railioad system.
Tho route of the new lines have all
been surveyed and the right of way
secured.
Mr. Naih brings the information that
lie has met with much opposition and
faced und overcome many obstacles
placed 111 his path since he has been
with which to build tho railroad system
provided they could control the ma
jority of the stock. P.ut I went to New
York with the determination to float
tho project in such a manner as to give
to Co operative Christian Federation a
control of the majority of the stock,
and I succeeded."
"I unfolded tho plans of the Feder
ation to many of tho leading financial
men of New York and they did not
hesitate to express their approval.
Many of them declare that it is a pos
sible solution of the difference between
and Clark exposition.
"At the ouTces of nearly every firm I
visited 1 met men who had at tended the !
Lewis and Clark exposition," said he.
"Those men were up on the resources
of this slate and I was really surprised.
In many oflices 1 saw maps of Oregon
on which wore traced proposed rail
roads." Oregonian, July 3.
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For Sale or Rent.
Hotel at. Yiiijtiiua for sale or rent ;
will 11I to sell store building and stock
NO'l'ICK roll I'l lll.U ATluN.
l S. Land Onice, Portland, Oregon.
May 1. !!HV,.
Notice Is hereby sivuti that In compliance
with the provisintu of the art o( Congress ol
June M, 1S78, entitled "An act. for the sale of
timber lands in tho states of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,' as
extended to al! the Public I and States by act
of Angus'. 4. 1892, Cllir I'. Willis of Portland,
capital and labor, and the outlook could I of ,!" "-'r"Riidise
hardly bo more encouraging. These
men examined aud passed upon many
of the features of the great work to bo.
undertaken by the Federation. Some
of the prominent uien in the East will
bo associated with us in the Federation.
The bonds of tho Federation will bo
sold in small lots all orer the United
States, but the money for the railroads
wo get from large finaucial iuterests in
the East."
Tho Federation plaus to establish
several communities in Oregon, the
largest of which will be iu tho Willam
ette Valley. Employment for 10,000
men will be provided. V.auy thousand
acres owned or controlled by tho Feder
ation will be available for such as may
desire to purchase and own their own
farniH, under the influence of the same
great principle of co-operation as ap
plied to the farmer's life. Unions will
be formed in each district and, tho
members will bo entitled to be supplied
through the Federation with materials
fo1' house-building aud implements and
equipments aud household necessaries.
On the othor hand, 11s suggested by
European precedent, tho products of
each farm will share in tho advantages
of com mini tales and handling."
Tho 10,000 men of tho cities or settle
ments will bo employed in woolen mills,
lumber mills, creameries, canneries aud
factories of all descriptions. Mr. Nash
declines to make public the part of the
Willamette Valley in which the priuci-
L. E. Casteel & Co.
1:
LET IIS FIGUR
On Your Grocery Hills or Any
thing in Our Lino
NOTK'K run pniI.IC.Tlo.
U. S. Laud OUlce, Portland, Oregon.
May i, V.M.
Notice fs herein- t;iven that in coni-
; pliance with t he provisions of tho act
j of Congress of June .'1, 187. entitled
; "Au act for the s-ile of timber lands in
I the States of California, Oregon, Ne
! vada, and Washington Territory." as
conn 1 y of Multnomah, state of Oregon, has e.i,ouuei to an I lie I nolle Jitinl Mates
this dH.v tiled in this olllce his sworn statement. ' nt ' August 4. 18U2, Mary Kallman
No. Mil for tho purchase of the so1 4 of sc' i ', of Portland, county of Multnomah,
section 27: w.,'of w4 xtctinu ai: t.e'.f.ot i htat0 i Oregon, lias this day filed in
section ::, and nw'4 of nw'4 of se-tlon :k in ' tuis ".6 her sworn statement No. 0017
township 12 south, range w, and will oiler ! for the purchase of the sw, '.4 of section
proof 10 show thut the land sought is more "5.1U '"wuship 12 s, range !) w, and will
valuable for its timber m stone than for ngri-' ''er proof to show that the land sought
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim ! Imn? aiuauie lor its timber or stone
to said land before County Clerk ol Lincoln j thun ,(,r agricultural purposes, and to
countv, at Toledo, Oregon, 011 Wednesday tlx establish her claim to said land before
isth dm- of Julv, pjoii. i Kegister and Receiver at Portland, Ore-
He names as witnesses: oji, OU Monday, the 30tb day of Julv
111! Id.
( fi irri Hi 11I ro. .1 mill's llml-'f. At iiiith I'm rL v
all of ."Kln.lo, orciton: Charles Smith, of Mt I She names as witnesses:
Tabor. Oregon. Ellen Paulson, John Norbetg, of
Any and all persons claiming adversely the ' Portland, Or. ; tiuorge Hodges, James
above described lauds are requested to file ; Hodges, of Sahido, Oregon,
their claims iu this olliccon or before said 1Mb 1 ""i 1,11 Persons claiming ad-
day of Julv. moil. versely the above described lands aro
alolbnon s. Uli'issKIt, Register. ! 1 'eil-'teil to file their claims in this
I orheo on or before said 30lh dav of July.
; 1000.
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R. D. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TOLEDO, OIlttdON
Office at residence on east side of Hill
Street between Third and Fourth
Immediate attention given to calls from
any part of the countv.
away from Portland. He weut lo New
Vtuk shortly after the exposure of the 1 l"'l settlement will be located giving as
insurance companies, and the sttbse- bin reason that such an announcement
Muei.t tightening of the money market woulJ cttUse lttuJ Vllluus iu t:'llt ',;ir
made it more difficult for Mr. Nash to ' tieular locality to increase, which might
Hunt. Lis nmi.w ,t i, mil ti,,.. ! interfere with the consummation of the
weeks ago did ho meet with much on. j ileal for the land.
coiuageinout, but as boon as the ex ' Capitalists iu New York aud all
citemeut died down and the money j through the East regard Oregou as a
market assumed a fairly normal ttute ; favored location for profitable invcst
he had lutle dilliculty iu achieving his ! ments, declares Mr. Nash. He says
purpose. ! that never before has it beeu so easy as
"1 could li'ive financed the deal for J it is now to secure money to be invested
four or live times over if I had wanted i in Oregou, and ho attributes it to the
to," coutiuued Mr. Nash. ".Several j wonderful exploitation of die resources
persons offered to secure the money j of this state resulting from the Lewis
NOTICK KOK PUI1LICAT10N.
U. s. Land oflice, Portland, Oregon. ,
May 'jr., 1 mm.
Notice is hereby gifen that tho following
earned settler has tiled notice of her intention
lo iiiuke llnitl proof In support of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
CouiUy Clerk of Polk county, at Dallas, Ore
gon, on July 11. 19ml, xlr.:
Uraee 11. Hampton, II. K. No. LK.'S, for the
w'a'pn1.; section 17, und sLj e)4 section IS,
township !) south, range 8 west.
Shenanioslho followinit witnesses to prnrt
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Alvln Itrock, Lewis V. IIanipl)ii, Frank
Morrison, Joseph 1.. .Morrison, all of Kocca,
reon. Ai.ukrNon H. Dhksskr, liegisler.
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