Lincoln County leader., August 11, 1911, Image 4

Lincoln County Leader
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Court Docket.
The following are the cases and
the disposal of same at the regular
'August term of Circiut Court, which
adjourned for the term last Wed
nesday noon:
Mineava J. Kiger vs. Jennie Stull,
et al, continued.
Andrew Smith vs. Joshua Louie,
et al, continued.
Andrew Smith vs. Joshua Louie,
et al, continued.
Mrs. Annie Jones vs. Laura Mc
Cullum, et al continued.
Olive Jane Cook vs. Orwell W.
Cook, dismissed.
Geo. Wethorby vs M. A. J. John
son, continued.
C.N Hanson vs. Corvallis & East
ern R. R. Co., continued.
James S, Barrow vs. Robert De
Poe, dismissed and defendant gran
ted judgment for costs and disburs
ement. J. N. Chamberlain and E. H. Mc-
Cune vs. F. M. and Olive E. Carta,
dismissed.
W. 0. Sims vs. Mattie L. Martin,
dismissed.
Henry Nice vs, J. R. Bean, dis
missed. Belle Bell vs. Henry Bell, con
tinued. '
Hoover & Son vs. Waldport Lum
ber Co., dismised.
E. F. Baker vs. H. C. Voght, con
. tinued.
A. T. Peterson vs. J. F. Stewart,
et al, dismissed.
Waldport Mutual Telephone Co.
vs. J. H. Ross.judgment for $100,
costs and disbursements.
Iver Christenen vs. M. S. Collins,
verdict for defendant.
Maggie S. Sullivan vs. Griff and
Lucy King, settled and dismissed.
State of Oregon vs. E. J. Smith,
plead guilty, fined $20.
State of Oregon vs. Ed Wade,
jury disagreed, trial set for first
day of next term.
State of Oregon vs. Joe Gay, con
tinued. Jack Vick vs.Henry Kantto, etux,
verdict for $59.60.
Jack Vick vs. Ivar Saranpoa, et
ux, judgment for plaintiff for $62.
27, cots and disbursements.
Susie Collins vs. Millard Collins,
decree of divorce.
Willimina State Bank vs. E. T.
Raboir, continued.
Chas. Harding vs. Mary Jackson,
continued.
E. C. J. Smith vs. State of Oregon,
on docket by mistake.
Victor Land Co., a corporation,
vs. J. C. Hinkel, continued.
Julia A. Newman vs. Nellie Toll
man, et al, continued.
John Fogarty vs. James Hatch,
default, decree.
John Fogarty vs. James E. Col
bert, default, decree.
Mrs. Daniel Olson vs. Etta Frazer
default, decree.
L. W. Taft vs. Mrs.Anna B. Cole
default decree.
Walker & Lebow vs. Willam Jor
genson, continued.
Fredrick Wagner vs. Hester Cor
nietia Wagner, defalt, decree of di
vorce. Central Door and Lumber Co. vs.
Yaquina Bay Lumber Co., default,
judgmentfor $266.04, cost and dis
bursements. Carrie A. Merrill vs. Zephin Job,
continued.
Kelso State Bank vs. Jay McDon-
Dr. W. M. BERRY
THE TOLEDO DENTIST,
Will be in his office in the Ofsteclahl Bid
TOLEDO
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRI
DAY of Each Week.
INHERITED INDIAN LAND FOR SALE AT SILETZ, OREGON
Sealed olds will be received for tbo following till 2 p. in.. August 14, 1911:
OWNERS DKSCIIIITIeN ACRES ALLOTTEE
Jair.es IlHttuc. et al, e'i nc'i sen 12-W-9
Stevens llaxtcr, Lots Jl-J-JT-JS and 2:1 Sec IM-O-U
Andrew s, Charles, et ul, Lots 21 and 28 sec 9 and e1,' e1 j nw' sec.
Id 10-1U
Joseph iy, I.olsi, :!, 4. 5 and tl, sec 11-7-11
Maty IlMrding. I.IIIB22 and 2', sec 11-10-9
Daniel Jniuda.ii, f'nwli ne'. A m:i ne'i sec 28 & lot S sec 25-8-11.
Archie Johnson, e! j mv'4 sre 31-9 9
Odell Lane, ne' se'i it e' j e'a iwj w'4 sec lfl-0-10
Susan Maihhell, su'j ;4I v' s ft'J sw;4', fee. 20 it U la 35 & Si, sec.
27-9-ln v
Coqucll Thompson, Lot 32 sen 2.VG-1I, & vj. neS-j, nwf. Fee 32-6-10....
Eliza Albert. ni so'4 M'i& e? e.(& s1, iie'Jj sec 22-9-9
Eliza Albert, n 'j '4 se,'4', nw.'t se'j sw'i e'i sec 22-9-9
Hle'k Billy, se'4' nw'i, sec 3C G-11, & Lots 211, 29 & M sec 2-7-11
Martini John-011 s! ne1 sec 2C-9-9
Iloxie Simmons w'.j tit! te, nw1.,' sc1 & w' j sw'4 se' sec 31,9,9...
Win. M. White et al, se se1 sec. S & swji siv'U sec. 2-10-9
Win. M. White, et ill, sc1 w'i sec. 3 A sw! nw)i, see. 2-10-9
I.eoiia I.udsnn. et nl, s'j invli sec 9,9,10
William I'matala, wl, so' 4' sec 11,10.10
Norman Strong, et al, s'.j iiwlj sec 17,10,10
Henry Bell, w'i se' so1;, sw'j so' & Lot 4 sec. 17,10,11
John llnxier, Lots 1, lti, 4 2, sec 23,11,11
JameB r.eiisoll, Lot 88, sec 21,9.10
Hannah Dick, Lots 23 & 21 sec 25 Jc Lots l'i i 17 Sec 2,6,1 1
M use's liilliiun, swjf nr'4 sec. 3i;,Gll
Agnes lsncksoii, pans ol Lois 6, 7 A 8 nv of the river in sec 29.9,9
Hissy Johnson, .j acre in sw corner of lot 2 sec 27,7.11, 200 feet north
and Sooth anil 100 feet east and west
Jane Yannrr, Lots HI A 11 sec 2,7,11 .
;.ury Metcall, v, s.vj nwjjj 4 nw'4 svi s:c 20 & luls 2 t S sec.
19,9,11
A nun Snillh. 11 Lj sw'i sec 8,10,9
Solomon Scott, b! J swfi sec 20,9,10
.Martha Johnson, nw' sec 20,9,9 '.
Sarah Anne Wood wj-j ne.'i nee 11,19,10, lyinif south of SHctz river,
Esther lick Lots i& 9 sec 9.10,9
Joshley Ilrown, ;j swj sec 22,9,9 80
John West, e,' ncJi nw.'i. nw; ne) & wj, ne'-i neji sec 20,9,9
(JKANDE KONDE Inherited Land :
Ida Smith, et al, so1; ne4' sec 6,n,7
Moses Lane, Be1; 1WJ4 sec 30, niJi 11WJ4 & nw,1; ne); sec 31,5,7. & ei
Mary Aim Michelle, etui, e!i nei se!4 sec 32 & n ve4 i: sej; swJ4
sec 33,5,8
(Tilly Johnson, e'l sw'; sec 13,6,8, i e! j sei nw1; ice 13,6,8
Oil ly Johnson, w!j e1 sw1 sue 13,6,8
Mary Ann Voulrin. et al, swj; & swJi sej; sec 24 nw1; nv4 sec 25 &
nw1; ne'.; sec 36,5,8 '.
Edward Metcalf, et al; e1 j set; sec 21,6,8
Viola Norwest.c' j ne1; sec 31,5,8
Susan Sampson, wJi se;;, nc!i se.1;. wj sej; seli, & svi'i ne); sec.
M,5,8
J. It. Hudson, et al, ! j lot 7 i iv.'i lot 6 sec 7 )i lot 8 sec 19,6,7..
J. J.Selkenh, e. al, w,1, sec 15,5,8
Louise Selkeah, e1 j nej; sec 8, w1 j nw!; sec 9, wj i swi; sej; sec 35,
Cephas Tipton, nw.1; swj; & )$ nw); sec2S,5,8, s! j neli & n'i se4
80 William Batiise
80 91 Cbosier He II
87 55 . Alary Baxter
80 Anna Kairchlld
81 50 Cclia (Jay
40 Siimuel Harding
70 28 WashnuUa Jourdan
80 Winnie Johnson
, 50 Irene Julia Lane
86 07 - William Lang
40 Louisa l'eto
80 KU Ross
80 'Charles Fheridan
73 05 William Sixes
80 Mildred Solomon
80 Thomas Simmons
80 A brum L. White
SO Chester M. White
80 1 Frank Watson
80 Foster Umatata
80 Uisby Dickson
jy, Oregon.
83 88 Henry Bell
S3 87 John liaxier, Jr.
20 James Benpell Collins
80 Hanniili Pick
. 40 Moses UiUajm
45 acres more or less
00 10 Sissy John' son
20 Harriet KlHinath
40 June Foster
67 19 Joseph Lincoln
89 49 Lucy Metcalf
81 M Anna Smith
80 Kolomon Scott
80 Martha Solomon
80 Mary Washington
65 Sarah Anne Wood
80 Esther Wilson
80 Joshley Drown
80 John West
40 Stephanie Allen
HO Goorge Amos
140 Joseph Appeison
60 Jacob Edomchoey
40 Susan Edomchoey
, 80 Jane Hubbard
20 Josephine Hubbard
, 280 John Menard
80 Robert Metcalf
80 Melvauie Norwest
180 Molala Sampson
70 69 Captain Sanliam
20 Sambo Sapplnglield
720 Murcaline Selkeah
210 Feter Selkeah
20 Richard Smith
31 I Celia Smith
. 300 Richard Tipton
!,
. 160 Thomas Tyee
100 Charlotte Wacheno
John Wacheno, et ul, nw); se1 i w,1 neV; se!i see 3Ii5i" & )4
ne1.; sec 18,5.7
John Wacheno, et al, ! j lot 2 tec 6.6,7, & lots 21 & 25 sec 20,6,7, &
ne'i nw?; sec 19, w seJi se; sw; sec 82,5,7, & ne) te)4
sec 19.6,7 193 90
Charles Wacheno, nw;;seit t neUWj; sec 12,5,8 80
GRANDE RONDE Kon-Conipetent Land.
Riclinrd Hall, w nw'; sw sec 10 & n se'4 sec 9,6,8 100
Susan LaChance, lie'; se!; & o'4 se1,; sec 33.3,8.. CO
Charlotte Ricgs, b! set; eo 16,6,8 ' 80
IjiRose Wlnslow.iiU s!i sec 35,5,8 80
Further Information will be given on application by letter or In person. Sealed bids fo
any of the above lands will be received at SHets, Agency, Ojegon by the undersigned on an
dato prior to 2 o'clock p. m., August 14, 1911. Each bid must be accompanied by a certlfte
cliuck 011 some solvent bank, payable to the order of the Superintendent, for ten per cent of
the amount ol your bid. Mark the envelope "Bid for ludiuu Laud," and state date to be
opened. ' )
In case of sale a rlidit of way will be reserved for ditches or canals constructed by the an
thority of the I'nited States. Wherever practicable it Is desired to sell agricultujal lands on
the deferred payment plan. The appraisements are being made. KNOTT C. KCiBKKl.
8upl.&8. P. A
Foster Wacheno
Josephine Wacheno
Richard Hall
Susan LaChance
Charlotte Riggs
La Rose Winslow
ough, C. H. Hansicker, et al, con
tincd. John Walllen vs. Andrew F. Col
ver and Clara H. Colver, decree.
Iver Christensen vs. M. S. Colilns,
dismissed.
S. J. Kaminsky vs. H. R. Fant,
default, judgment for $438, costs
and disbursement.
W. D. Mixter vs. John W. Roth
key, continued.
Opal Westfall vs. Leonard West
fall, continued.
C. G. Copeland vs. Robert Tron
son settled and dismissed.
Dora H. Huntsucker vs. Willard
Huntsucker, continued.
Prudence V, Smith vs. George W.
Smith, contined.
Ira B. Lowe vs. Wm. Mahon, et
ux, dismissed.
VV. G. Helms vs. C. H. Miller,
continued.
Joseph Mojokka, admitted to citi
zenship.
Ludwie Ditter Anderson, ad
mitted to citizenship.
Matt Aho, admitted to citizenship
Benj. F. Totten vs. John Guill
iams, et al, continued.
Amos Olin vs. M. S. Collins dis
missed.
City of Newport vs. M. J. Scho
man, et al, dismissed.
State of Oregon vs. Jack Porter,
trial set for next term.
State of Oregon vs. George Lewis
bond for $500 to keep the peace
for one year.
Leon II. Fish, et al, vs. S. V.
Davidor, et al, confirmation.
C. G. Copeland vs. Robert Felix
and Lavina Felix, confirmation.
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TOLEDO, OHKGOX
Office in Sclienck Building. Office
hours: 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to i uud 7 to 8
p. ui. Kmergejicy ChIIh nt auy time.
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O.R. ALTREE, - - - Manager-
NOTICE FOR PCnUCATJON.
V. S. Land office at 1'ortlan.l, Ure.
Serial 075 July 15,1911.
Notice Ib hereby given that Joseph M.
Ince, of Chitwond, Oregon, who, on July
Hth, 1908, made Homestead Entry Serial No.
075. for NofSWJi, and KWJ of 8K, sec
tion 16, TowiiBhip 10 8., Range 9V Will
amette Meridian, has tilled notice of Intention
to mall Final Three Yeitr Proof, to establish
claim to the hind above described, before The
County Clerk of Lincoln County, Oregon, at
Toledo, Oregon on the 28th day of August, 1911.
Claimant names as witness:
Jnme9 Slyli, Robert Mann, Sundre Romtvedt
and Geerge T. Smith, all of Chltwood, Oregon.
II. F. Hioby, Register.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wade visited
several days in Portland this week,
returning yesterday noon.
Joe Turnidge returned to Portland
Wednesday, after a short visit with
his parents here. Mrs. Turnidge
will return to Portland Saturday.-
T. H. Horning, landlord of the
Otter Rock Hotel, was in town the
first of the week.
ACCUSED OF STEALING.
E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Me. boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica
Save of steaing the sting from
burns or scaldms the pain from
sores of all kinds the distress from
boils or piles. "It robs cuts, corns,
bruises, sprtins and injries of their
terror," he says, "as a healing rem
edy its equal don't exist." Only
25c at Toledo Drug Co.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Land Office at Portland, Oregon..
Serial 022S8. July 8th. 151 rr
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas Frinrwf
Falls City, Oregon, who, on March lk. Map.,
made Homestead Entry Serial, No KE$.Jbij -S'!4,
Section 27, Township 8 South, Kiri'
West, Willamette Meridian, has filed ixrn
nf Intention to make Final CommntaUuu
Proof, to estab.ish claim to the land klwm
described, before the Register and KewX-rr
of the United 8tittes Laud Ofllce, at Vonlma,
Oregon, on the22d dny of August, 19H.
ClHlnwnt nainei as wltnenek:
James Franks, J. C. Talbntt, I.eirts Jones utX
W. C. Towell, all of Fnlls Clly.nregom.
II. F. Higbt, Register .
NOTICE FOR PUHI.ICaTIOX.
U. S. Lund Olllee, Portland, Oregwn,
Serial 0228U July 21. IPtr.
Notice is heroby given that George I.. Mrrain
lou of Slletz, Oregon, who, on October 2ft. 7:'V
made homeload entry Serial No. Orj-JNC, fnr Ijum,
4, 5, fi, 11, 12 and 13, Section lfl, and Lou 91. jJt.Tu
and 12 of Section 9, Township 9 South. Kus$rt,.
10 west, Wiliainette Meridian, has flfrtf -tice
of intention to mnko Final Cnmutfa..
tion Proof, to establish claim to the laniS
ove described, before the County (."Jertt t'
Lincoln County, Oregon, nt Toledo, Ojv.;u
the 7(h day of September, lull.
Claimant names as witnesses: ,
11. M, Chltwood, Ira Wade, Klorenee firta
and Dye Wade, all of Mlelz, Oregon.
II. F. IIigby, Regfcln-,
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