The Columbian., April 20, 1883, Image 2

THE COLUMBIAN.
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' IN MEMOEIAM.
i. X. Dann died March 5th, 1882, at Los Angeles,
California,
He dicd'at lastt"God's command.
And passed away in a summer land,
And stranger gathered about hit gravis
Womanhood gcnUe'and manhood brave.
And tlity piled it thick with tmrhled.f;oueni;
The rcses and buds they, fell in sltowcrs,
And an incense filled ths sunny air
As sacred and sweet an an angel' prayer;
It seemed Quit death liad lot it sting,
Fo rare and rich the wreaths they brintr.
And the Tery stars that twinkled above
Reemed mild and gentle as woman's love,
It showed the world was all akin
When the simoom death th his blast whirled in;
We are brothers all, and one by ne,
We shall vanliih like lart ray of the sun.
But tlia t-un stiall rue another morn,
And we shall awake, and again be born
Another life "hall possess us then,
Not transient life of the sons of men.
Our friend is not dead, his spiritlbas H-en,
And fr.e like a bird from his earthly prison;
Tin only his form the grave contains.
It could not bind his soul with its chains;
He passed like electric current through;
All that we did he was knowing to,
The part that could know and think and feel
Was the part that Death could never steal;
Death stole the caket to capture the gem,
- The anjjels took it away with them,
And left him alone in his aujrer grim,
Tills was notJewel e'er nieul for him.
Dear friends they are left to 'weep and deplore,
In a fairer land on a greener shore
Tour lost one youTl greet in the tliT.e to come.
The lips'of the dead will not always be' dumb.
"The resurrection and the life "
Is the rainbow over the deadly strife.
When we drain .of grief thcdeepet cup,
A wnisjer comes, "There's.a lifting up."
iT K u. Apahs.
TO A FADED FLCEJl,
I gaze upon this faded flower,
Worthless to other eyes.
But ask me not its hidden jower;
Why I so highly prize. .
I know it seems a worthless thing.
Faded and withered too;
- But the memory It doth brinj
To toe is ever new.
' To me its beauty Still remain.
Each lovely tint and shade.
And these it ever will retain.
To me it ne'er will.fade.
The sweet and delicate perfume
It had so long ago,
- Still seems to linger in my room,
Although it's gone, I know.
Gone like the little sunny face.
That was so dear to me.
That gently came to me to plars
This flower upon my kr'ce:
It has a silent voice of pcT0
Now o'er thin IfesoC Of mifi "
' The hand that made, and gave V.is flower.
Are both al rjvine.' .
Gusjtlaxd, N. II; "Mas. Ut A- A. Sssrsn.
Con. narin.
lywell knowri and highly esteemed resi
dent of Clackamas; is an active, ener
getic citizen and a gentlemen that takes
a lively interest in the welfare and pros
perity of our fair young State, of which
he has been a resident for over a score
of years. He was born in Providence;
Rhode Island, in 1842, and came to Ore
gon when he was twenty years of age
and settled in Oregon City, where he
took up a piece ot government latid and
for the first few years interested hitriself
in imorovinir it He enlisted in Co. 35
X CT
of the First Regiment Oregon Cavalry,
" and was elected First Sergeant, which
position he held for three, years, receiv
ing an honorable discharge at the end
. of his term of service. Returning to
Oregon City he commbitced the study
of law in 1869, in the office of Johnson
ii McCown, and jvas admitted tq the
bar m 1872, and in the same year vas
elegted a number of"jthe House of Rer
resentatives from that county. His wed
ding took place during the session, the
bride being Miss Josephine H. Harding
of Oregon City. He was elected City
Prosecuting Attorney in 1874, and was
re-elected in 1875. During the years
1877 and 1878 he was Mayor of Falls
City, and was considered an efficient
officer. He received the appointment of 1
Register of the UniedStates I&n&Oi-
.lice in January, 1878, under President
Hayes, and was re-appointed by Presi
dent Arthur in February. 1882. He is
....
6i the average build, rather heavy set,
and an . active ;golitician. He prides
himself on being an uncompromising
Republicscn, and has stood by his politi
cal principles in times and places that
trv men'a- kearts.. He is still , in the
prime, of life ailft has a bright future be
fore him. Pen Pictures.
Th "V7a6Mngton "World and
Citizen-Soldier, the Old Soldier's
Paper, the. People' Paper, is how in its
year, ' enlarged , -. to, 48 columns,
8 pages, in entire; hew- dress, every week,
at only One Dollar a year. ""Sp ecimen
;Copy free to any addross, on receipt of
.postal card seouest. ov the Vorld and
&iaier Publisfeng Co., World building,
1106 F. St Washington, D. C.
he Laditi jUoral Cabinet offers a
sample copy to all our readers for six
cents, if they mention the Colcmbiak,
.and a free sample copy to any old sub
ffcr&er. of other years. This is an excel
lent 'magazine for ladies. It is published
at 22 Vesey Street, New York. Term
$1 2 5 per year.
LOCAL IT2TWS
bur enemies say they pity us.
We )ioc4 their sympathy, our subscrip
tion Jist is increasing so fast as well as
our patronage. Our paper shows how
popular, that is what" hurts. Their lit
tle skin-flint, single-gutted concern looks
like the remains of a haiul.-winter. It
resembles a little old tiotiy donkey, all
ears and tail, wintered on Canada th's
ties, and fed on disappclrfed expecta
tions. Take it down to the mill, and
give it. a feed of sawdust or let it im
bibe a little uiisw f:cuV tile boiler that is
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filled with GlendyeV tears.
: ,
There ?.-as a vo'unj? man Vinini: by
name lately inarried to Luea Malcolm.
Ie belonged ii Beaver Valley, but they
wcreEto'pnrion. Lewis River. A par
ty of young folks went to charivari the
happy cqrple, and sung fheut some beau-;
tiful'soXgs. After a great deal of wait-'
ing, he brought forth the bride for in-'
spechen; but could not take the hint to
treat the crowd, who at last passed
around the firitr'altd'left.hi n the ifcbney
to treat himself. He appea'red delighted
with the c0il4, auU the party dispersed
with a groan. j
Enoch Shintalfrr has. srone- into thi
saloon business nih-Jolih Edmonds ai'id
they calcula?"! to u?aice a double team.
The saloon is be'cg fitted up in splendid
style. All that fine paper and paint can
do has been done. Enoch Meeker and
Lindley Shinta(ter are the artists, and
are surely fixiiig tip ;the premises in ar
tistic t'fyle, St' Helen, even in the mat
ter of saloon?, is putting on metropoli
tan airs. Enoch Shintafler and John
Edmonds are loth popular, and likely to
get a big business in f heir line. j
The Muck)es" logs have cut a" ltew
creek just below where the Miltori; mill
used to stand out throiglj! tki fsclcl into
a little Slough, so Strafcan's house is
cut off completely f com the landing. The
new creek has a swift current, arid the
old one has lost its current The logs
are piled mountain high in the old creek
and.rso will probably remain till the
back water ot the summer freshet sets
them loose. The Muckles have" agreed
to put in a bridge to re-ccnneiMhe house
aud landing. ;
Dr. Stewart's nephew's name is Mer
ton Stewart .lie. is a'li)bst 21 years old.
His father is e 4 mother is married
again, and so'OTi she arid her faiuilf will
arrive ivi Oregon where they ihte-mi to
settle. The young man iuterldj to home
stead, j-reempt, and take advantage of
the Timber Land Act Lee gtewart will
be at home next June, and will then at
tain his majority.
Alma Godkin presented Blanche, our
daughter with a magnificent picture a
view in-New York Harior. The frame
matches well with it Mrs. Qccikin
made Mrs. Adams a present of that fine
case for takes. Surely if we should re
gard ?ill our friehds as they deserve, j it
would bankrupt u& A grateful heart
we can give, if nothing more.
GJehdyfe calls us Guiteau. We know
Guiteau was a mighty mean u;an, but
he didn't go sneaking around under an
alias. He wore the name his daddy
gin him up to the gallows like a little
man. He didn't call himself Lapham
part of the time and Glendye the rest,
not he.
The stAteruent in the mist that Lean-.
der Holmes bounced us out of tW Land
Office at "Vancouver, for crookedness is
fahe. W6 were turned out of the Land
Office on a false statement An effort
was made to
criminate us, but it was
futile.
Joseph Copeland has one of the finest
horses, the Ilamiltonian, for.. service .in
the whole country.- lhose tle&inrig spien-
did stock xfi find him, aV Copland's
place oh the Bay. Old Mr. Jlversoie
will have charge of him.
Judge Pope came down from Portland
on Tuesday to attend his sale oh ..Wed
nesday at Ashland, Farm. . He caruo out
to our place,, bat wo were-in. town. He
left as a present for our little daughter
a gold pen and caseT,
m .
Stephen Kist came in from the upper
settlement orilhe Nehalem to prove up
on his claim' on Thursday. He served
injlie,. 134 Peiih. State Troops durin
rr
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Wat. Times and in Knapp's Independent
Battery.
Little Eugene L. Semple . lii much
pleased with his newly arrived, brother
who weighed over ten ppuj'ids. Tic
scales gave out, and proceedings were
eterml "le arrival oi a m pair oi
8caiCS'
Glendye says we ran away to Portland
from the Grand. Jury. He was drawn
on the J ury to. scare offenders. This is
tlie first screc-t success
of lils life, he is
the champion scare-crow.
Pass
him
around..
' T'ncse punrh-like eyes of bison
Have caved us from the prison,
Our tears of gratitude shall flow ..
While water runs or crass doth prow.
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NEWS DE0PS.
Mr. Morse gets no better.
Dr. Jeawup came down on Tuesday.
The whooping cough is spreading!
. William Slavens will so
AJb'ina.
move to
Hon. S. L. Loyell gave us a call last
evening.
Isaac Copcland returned home on Sat
urday last. .
Adelia Kejly ve boys that is if
you count fast
Things are getting Joysterous aroun(
Columbia County.
Tom Welles has take-up v. homestead
on the Washougal.
Mr. James from the Cowlitz is again
working in the mill. . . . .
Y.. K?iley has fiye fiahds engaged n
his 5iuar;y at prese.6. !
J. S. Davenport is selling canned
srcelt at 35 cts. per can.
Capt. Lemont has big news about the
railroac biit wOiVt rfivulgo.
The mist got on a bust and some of its
copies canio out upside down.
G. V. Harris is larkeeper at Kd
monds' t Shintaffer's Saloon.
Iteceived a call this morning from
j Walter and Kendall Blakc-sley.
Frank Foster was up on Tuesday,- anct
as genial and pleasant as ever.
Mrs. Strachan Ins had another ghake,
.,''
and so has one of the childr6rr.
Joseph Copeland has offered a lot of
his land and stock for $20,000.
Byrop Ca pes say the iSfehaleui peo
ple are very hospitable and kind.
The view from J. Decker's house, now
it is raised on blocks is very pleasant
t; Quite a lot oi canned smelt or candlq
fish are thrown on.the St Helen market
Whitney's little boys fc Eddie Watrs
catae out the other day to play with Bir
ney. ..Mrs. Capt Ridley is sick, and Sfiss
a r j
McMurtry has gone to Astoria to nurse
i her.
Lucy Miles has a fine voice and is
one of the best readers' in" tire Public
School
; C"Money to loan en real estate
security by FA. Moore Esq., St Helen,
j3regcn
You can get most elegant refreslinient
at Alisky aiid Khteiner's 115 First St;
Portlahcf. -
J. S. Davenport has a fine rjuality. ol
cigars. .Every one that smokes should
try theru.
The Lv,ced Jfasoii is ii beautiiully-un
ishotl-l'oat, and has all the trade it can
attend to.
John Ayr'eS was up on Thursday frorii
the Cowlitz. Says he can't live without
the. Columbian.
' W. S. Lousignont" was ih as one of
the witnesses to assist Kist ih making
yvooti oil his laiid.
The roads in town are harribiie dictu
or words to that effect If you don't
believe it, wade ih-
Hdn. Eugene Semple is on his way
home from St Louis where he has been
to visit his sister.
A crazy man assailed J. W. Dodson
the other day, and was arrested, but
turned loosea:ji.m.
S. L. Lovell lias a Duke: of Gabilau, a
genuine Johnny Bull. The iqist gave
his pedigree last week.
The Public School has commenced
with Mr, Dean as teacher: Mr. S. A.
Miles sends five pupils.
One of the Braus girls out from Ne-
halem is quite a gbod singer, and cn
also play on the organ.
A nephew of Dr. Stewart is on a vis
here f roni Butler County, . Kansas. I y
in a ,49. looking yotng man.
Our., ne w mailer came down on Tues
day. Our Subscription list is oh the.
mcrease'. More paper or we stiall be
short '
Mr. Mathews was out hero. nc$ lohg
since from the Nel'ialem. II is daughters
have a serious time, with the whopping
cough.
The mist calls tis a chronic nuisance,
better be, tliat than a chronic failure.
Look, out for yonr biler Mr. M,an, or it
will l ufit;.
Mrs. Mtwe was down fi;6m Portland
the. other day, but we 'did hot see her.
Sko said she cbu.ld hot live without the
CoLUMBNv
At Judge Pope's sale, no one came, as
it iust rained pourihir all the time. The
Judge wfll liavc another sale after the
weather settles
Two .young Danes on Sunday called
on us to enquire ttie way to Kuykeh
dall's, a SAvede. They had just come
from Denniark. t
A man with a punched ticket, and,
ptmched. eye was roaming arotind- St
Helen talking of suing the 0. R. k N.
Co. Wednesday
Jim Muckle having tried- his hand- txp
a publisher incog, of the a:jst will soon
start ou t as a . linger, a. rj val of Pat.ti.
His first sons' will bo
l'atty cake, putty ejilre, baker's msn"
So 1 do pow is fast air I ctu;.
. Judge llfoore. has boughjt potne oyr
40 volurhes 'of Supreme Court Declsioiis
at a cost of $5.00 per volume to' add'to
his already extexisiva library.
.We have received a magnificent picture
rom New York of all the Presidents.
It is extremely beautiful in conception
and execution, and very large.
Judge Moore argued the case of Ful
lerton vs. McCoy in the Supreme Court,
and was met by Judge, Bonhan. aud
Gov. Thayc' oh the opposite side.
Mr. McI)ougal, Secretary of the Mill
Co. in Columbia City was in town lately.
Ie is partner in a law-firm in Portland
wjth olm Bower, Giltner's nephew.
I1. Pur crooy " hasn't a let of wives
run mad with mean treatment and chil
dren turned out on the tender mercies of
the Mprld; that's what our crony hasht
It is reported Weidler's niiU? will be
moved down here. This" will be bad on
the Muckles. They will tose the bal
ance of power when all these big mills
get to running;
We set ttyj' CUr new cooking-stove, the
" Favorite", from Cincinnati, on Tues
day. It double-discounts any thing of
the ihd we ever, saw It is beautiful
aiul useful too.
Farmers and others' desiring a genteel
lucrative agency business by which $5
to $20 a day can b,e earned! send ad
dress at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilk
sox, & Co!, 193 and 197 Fulton Street,
New York.
B. F. jfclilther has buil a high fence
between his garden and the China wash
houso at tho rear of his lot J. L. Allen
is repairing and fitting tip said house
which is the property of Captain Le
mont. LITERARY NOTICES.
"N'e have received Ridley 8 Fashion
Magazine for Spring. It is replete with
fashionable intelligence.
Th Topmhaib'k with its splendid illus
trations comes again to Land. It is
printed on finely tinted paper, and as a
work of art is hard tp beat.
The Sari Francisco Call sends us a
Bird's Eye View pf California. It is a
beautiful chart, and shows the enter
prise pf that veteran newspaper.
The February Numler ,qf Kendall's
Illustrated MoTOd Jtfaazine is at hand
published at 226 Franklin Street, Bos
ton, Mass. Price $L00 per year. Its
wood cuts are the finest . wo ever saw,
and quite equal to steel engravings.
The FiDriier. and Manufacturer pub
lished in Cleveland, Ohio, is only 50
cents per year. It is the best paper of
the kind we ever saw, full of solid infor
mation just what everybody needs in
thi3 work day world of ours.
i
We have before lis a pamphlet entitled
"The St. Clair Mineral Spring and the
Oakland." This portrays the virtues of
a famous medical spring of Michigan,
and is illuiiiinated with numerous, wood
cuts depicting the romantic scenery in
its f trinity; "
Atqo.ng our list of new exchanges is
the Dayton Free Press, Published at
Dayton Oregon; and the Medical Lake
Pess published at Medical Lake, Wash.
Territory both of these papers are pio
neers in their particular localities, and
deserve sflpport
The Pilaris has a department in
its japer in which it shows its ass. The
struble seems to be the people laugh' at
the1 ass more than at what it does..
There seems to be no point to its actions,
and when it talks, it is the Editor ?peaks.
Styuble will become as celebrated- a3- Ba.-
laam's ass, if he keeps on. Evory one
should tickle him with a thistle.
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CHURCH & SOCIETY NOTICES.
SI. E. Church. Rev. T. M Iteea,. paatoK
Freachinf the first Sunday in the month at
11 a. u. at the Bay school house and 7 P. M. at
the Church in St. Helen.
. Protestant Episcopal M issiox. FreAqhms
Wvj thinl Sunday in the mouth by Kev. ".r.-'B.
W., Sell wood at 11 A. M. and 7 r. M. irt. the
Church. '
Sunday Schools Every Sunday at the Bay
school . house at 10 A. 3t. Mr. Gill, SutWin
tendenf. At the Church uj St., Helen at 3 r. sr.
E. E. Quick, Superintendent. All are cordially
invited".
St. Hntr?r Baxd .- or Hope. Meeting in;
the Church pi Saturday at 3 P. m, Mrs. Emma'
Moore, Superintendent. Visitors are always
welcome. V '. . r-" V '
Propiosals for. Flour.
SulwiHtence Office, Dpt of the' Columbia, T
Vancouver Barracks, W. T. Ap'ril 14, 1SS3. y.
SKLEJi proponals, in duplicate, subject to the uual
caruUffons, will be received at this otHoe and at the
offices j1 thi)Jctins Commisaaries of Subsistence at the
.following iuirVh! posts, (for the quantities needed at
these posts only,) until is oick, noon, on Monday,
I May It, lw3, at which time and" 'Jliues' they will be
I opened in the presence of bidders Jfor the delivery on or
1 v. t l i a lufii Af . u . ..tl -. n. . 1 ....
uvivrc line IU (OQ x bill; luuunin oiii'Minw..
Ifriisc Carridfts, I. T., 32.800 pounds ; Fort Canby, W.
T., 10,50(1 pound, Fort Coeur d'Alene, I. T., 27,Of)0
pounds ; Fcrt Kt(lra.th, Oregon, 22,500 pounds Fort Lap-WaT.-l.
T.. ) uhuj!;'Fort Spokane. W. T., :,000
jtoUliids; Fcrtf Steveoir, Ogn., 2,070 pounds; Fort Towns
end,' W. T.', -7350 pounds ; Vancouver Barra:kii, W. T.,
30,200 iKnmdsf ; Fort Walla Walla, W. T., 12,800 pouds.
Samples otthe flour (not less than two pounds) pro
posed to he furnished, must be submitted wityi the pro
jiosald. .The flour to be tested by baking before accept
ance.' ' Troposals for quantities less than the whole re
q ojred wiH be retived. The Goyerrunent reserves the
riplit to refejA any or all proposals.
Clank jircposals and printed circulars- staging the
kind of flour required, and riving full instructions as to
the manlier of bidding, conditions to be observed by biil
ders and temut of contract and payment, will. be fur--iiihed
on application to this office, or to the Acting Com
missaries of Subsistence at the various posts named.
EnvclojK containing proposals should be marked :
" Proposals for Mour at ,"' and addressed to the un-
dersigned, or to the respective Acting Commissaries ot
Subsistence. ; "
SAMl'ELT. CUSH1NO.
Captaiu aud C. V. S. A.
BOY LOST
$5? EE'WAED!
Suspicion of foul plajy ,
Missing from St. Hekii about the
3rd
of next' iuorith, 17&3, a tall complex
iohed Young Man, about five feet six
inches of age, height thteby seven y( ars,
had on when last seen ft pair of swallow
tailed trowsers' wifli' sausage btr pes,
fashionable mutton chop waistcoat vith
cast iron'' trimuiing, double barreled
frock coat with tripe collar and tolacco
lining,, water tight canvas boots, with
patent liatheir' tops, laced' up at the sole,'
is deaf aii'4 durn.b. of one Q.e and ha rd of
hearing with the other, iaffflightly pock
marked at the Lack of hi$ head, sl oops
upright when lie walks crooked, a slight
impediment in his look, and wears a
Grecian bend on his upper lip, whi skers
cut oft' short inside, and hivir cut curly,
wasi carrying aiV empty calf pet box in
each hand, and a wooden bagiu th oth-!
er, coiitaimhg screw-steamers, railway
tunnels and stern:wheel duff.
Wlin laaJ seen, the poor; lad was try
ing to seU post holes.
Any on? giving such informati
on as
will leave him where he is will be
ecuted as the law directs.
i
profit
, LUKE PUKE, p't. Pice.
Butts House.
It. 0. FAILING, . Proprietor,
Front Street, Columbia City,
Ogn.
t
$1.00.
Single rr.al, 25 eta. Board per day
JBoarct per week o.U0.
. v.ln
4 m cl)
iSOTICR CV APFl-ICATIO TO xL'HCIIASE
Timber Lad.
Lisa Optics at Vaxcoi-vkr, w
T. )
18S3
a. f
Xotice U hereby giwn. that in compliance
- Ainl 10th.
kith the
provision ot the Acttf Cdncress approved Jun
! 3, 1878,
s in the
entitled ' An act for the sale 'of f unfcer Law
States of California Orctron, Nevatla, and in
aihiiur-
ton Territory,''; Join) J. Byrne, of Multnomah
Countv,
Oregon, h'as this d.iy fileil in this otfW his appli
purchase the South West i of Section 26. To
cation to
North, of Kange 'l West, of the Willamette Mer
nship 9
leatimonv in tile a(Kve case will be taken
before the
dian.
Register aud Receiver, at Vancouver Wash.
Ter. on
!
Monday, the i5th- day of June 1&33.
Any and all persons havinir adverse claiins
.U the
above described l.inU or any liortion thereof,
rh-re-.
by required to file their claims in this office within
si.tty
(ou) davs from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARUXO, Register.
van a au
JNotice of Application to JfuRcuASE
Timber Laxd.
Laso Office at Va.ncoi:ver, w. T. 1
i . yuril 17th. 18S3. f
Netice is hereby civen that In compliance with the
provisions of the Act of Congress approved June 3, 1S78,
entitled " An act for the sale of Tiniln-r Lands In States
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and jn Washington Ter
ritory, Ezra F. 1 nompson, of Co lit countty, Vath-
Ter. has this day nftd in this offlco. VM apjil lation to
purchase the South East, i of Secticn-2, Xomisliip 8
North, of ltange 1 East, .of the WilLirucHj Meri Jian.
Testimony in the above' case will be tiven I c-fore the
Register and ICeeeivtr, at Vancouver, YVasnL Ter. on
TJiurvIav. the Stitli. day of .Tune, 1C I
Any and a1J persona having adverse claims to the
above described lands, or any portion thereof, are hero
by required to file their claims in this office within six
ty (0o) days from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
v3n37a'0 i
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Laud. j
Lasi OrricE at Vancoc --r. v
' April 17th. ISJ3. ;
Notice w berfliy given that in compliance with
the provisions t .the Act of Congress approved
June 3. lHtS, entitled "An Act for thfe sale of
Timber tartds ill the States of California, Ore
gon,' N-evjtda, and ip, Washington Territory,"
John. AjVTes of CoWlitz Counts', Wa h. Ter.
has.thr day filed in. this office his application to
purchase the . w. of Section 10, Township 8
Pu-rth, of Range l EMt( of the Willamette Me
idlRlr. ' .
T-estirnony in.Uie above case will be tf ken be
fore the Krister "and Receiver, at VaLicouver,
W. T., on Thursday. June 2th. 1883. '
Aiiy'and all prrtji having., adverse laiins to
the above decnliect lands or aiiy prtion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims in this of
4ice within sixty (60) davs from date hefbof. j
FIXED. W. "SPARLING, Register.
vJ3n:?7a20; '- !
ITotice-of Application to Purcnaso
Timber Lands.
Land Okfictk at Vancouvkk, iT.T.
April 17th. L3. f
. Notice is hereby give that, in compliance
wifh the provisions of thb Act of Coiirss ai
pr6yed June 3, 1S78,- entitled "An A :t for the
rfale of Timber Xanjis in the St&ten of California,
OregtiR. Nevada, and in Washington Ttrritory,"
Thpiha ti Ayres,' of CowlitCo., W v--h; Ter.
haa thiiTdtiy filed in this office Eis application to
purchase the B. i of N. E. and LoU 1 and 2 of
Section 2, Tp. 8 ii, of Range 1 E. of the Wilam
ette MeridLinj, -' . ..
Testimony m" the- above cane lyill be takn lie
fore the Register and Receiver, at Vancouver,
Wash; Ter. on Thursday, the USth. day ot Jnne
IS33, ' . '
Any atid alperaons having adverse ;lftimi to
the above described; lands, or any portifn, there
of, are hereby required to file their claijtis in
this' office within ixty(60) daj-s from ilat herd
OI. ;. -' .- i
rRED W. SNARLING , Rtgter.
i3n37a20 . '
NOTICE OP APPLICATION TO
FUIU3HA,SE TIMBER XiiApOb. j
.;'i-.-. ,: . . i
Lan- Office at Vancouver, W. T.
March 22d. 1883.
Notice i.s hereby given that ih compli
ance with the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 3, 1 8 8, enti
tled "An act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the State.? of Californ ia, Ore
gon, Nevada,, and- .in "Washington Terri
tory," Martin. Donnelly, of Multno
mah County Oregon, has this day filed
in this office his application to purchase
the S. W.. J of Secuon 28, Towns
up Si x,
Mtrid-
"' I
of Rairge 1 w. of the Willamette
iaii,... . .. ' ' ...
Tcstimo'ny. in the aboyo.tase
taken before the. Jjudge. of thp ProTjate
Court, at Kalama, Wa. Ter., on
Tuesday, "the 5th day of June, 1.98.3. j
Any and all persons havin
i rr
aavorso
claims UlCKc.ofj1 are'1 hereby reqii
file Uieir claima inthis c&ce"witl
ired;io
ill
ty (60) days from the date, thereof
FRED. W. SPARLING, R$isr
v:3nJ4in3
Notice for Publication
Land OKFitE AT
Oregon Cirr, Vtiecov.
........ Aprii 14, 1883. j
f Kaf f h fHnwincr-namcd
settler has filed notice of hw intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
... . .. . g a. -. r ..-.l- ..f
pxooi win be maue Deiore me uouniy vyci "
Columbia Cinty at St. Helens, Oregon, on
Monday'iay 28, 1883, viz: George W. Heath,
Homestead Entry Xd. 4073 for the a. E. I of Sec.
4, T,6n; R. 2 w. " - . '
cmtinuous residence upon, ami 'cultivation of,
Baid land, via: -.
A. Aeer, ueo. t inner, leo.. r oa;r, anu
Foster. 1'omt .Office addresi of all. Kalama,
Washington Tcrrtory. "
u3n37a20 '
Notice of. AppxiicATios To PuRcnASE
TufiCEit Laxd.
Land Oiiicf at VANcdtvEit,' AV. 't.
March 22d. 1883.
Notice "in- hereby giveti that in compli
ance with; the provision; of the Act of
Congress-approved June 3. 187'8, enti
tled ','Aji act for the sale of Timber
Lands irirtha. St,atc.s of California,. Ore
gon, Nevada, and; in WashingtonTerri-toi-y,"
Heiiry H. Dryer, of Multnomah
County,. Ojeg6ii, has tlivs day h'cl-m
this office' his appycatioi?. to.purcase the
s. e., of Section 22, Township. 10, of
Range I w. of the Willamette erjleUan.
Testimony in the abov caso will be
taken before, the Judge of the Probate
CourtV.at Kalama, Wash. Ten oiv Tues-da,-
the 5th day of Junej 1883:
Any and all persons having adverse
clalnis to' the. above described lands, or
any poftioh thereof, are hereby required
eo tile' the claims in this oiSce within
sixty (60) days froni date hereof, .
FRED. W. SPAHLING, Register.
V3n34m30
NOTICE OF APl;LtCATION TO
purchase Timber land:
Land Ofeice at Vancoi'ver, W. T. )
March 2Fth, 1883.
Notice i.s hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions ot the .A-'t
of Congress approved June 3 1878. en
titled "An acb for.t'he sale. of Timber
Lands in the Slaies of Californio, ,Ore
gon, Nevada,-and in Washington TerrL
tory," Joseph Hughes, pf Multnomah
County, Oregon has thfs thy .filed ih
this otH'ce'liis appircation to" purchase the
w. 6f A E. J and W. If of s', E. of
Section 30 Township 9 N. of Range 1 W,.
of the Wlllanietl Meridian.
Testimony in; the above cogij' wiH' to
taken before the J-irdge of the Probate
Court, at. Kalarca, Wash. Ter., on Wed
nesday the 6th day of Jane, 1883.
Any and all persons havip.g" aJverse
claims to the above described lands, or
any portion thereof are. hereby required
to tile their. claims in this office within
sixty (60)' days, from date hereof!
FRED. W. SPARLING, Reginter.
v3n3m30
NOTICE OF APPLICATION- TO
PURCHASE' TIMBER LANDl
La-d. Qffice at. Yancouveji,.W. T. )
. ' . March, 22d, 1883. jp
Notice is hereby gien tliat in compli
ance with the. provisicnsi, of the,. Apt of
Congress" approved. J une 3 I57&. eririb
led " An.act for; the sale of-Timber Lands
in the States cfc Califpn'iia Or.sgon, Ne
vada, and in. WasliixVgion, Tervr.itory."
William, D. Olltegan, of- Multn'mAh
County, Oregorr, has this day uled in
this office his applicatjan.to purchase the
s. w.J of Section 22, Township 10 n., of
Range 1 w. of the WillairjC'tte Meridian.
Testimony if) the above case will be
taken before the J.udgo of the Probate
Court, at Kalapa,,Wash. Ter., on Mon
day, the 4th day of June-.1-S33.
Any and all persons having ad frer.'io
claims to the. above described lauds, or
any portion thereof, . are. h-ereby. required
to file their claims, in-this office-within
sixty (60) days. from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
v.3n34ru30
NOTICE. OF- APPLICATION T5T
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
Land Office-At Vancouver,-W: T".
March 28th. . 1883.
Notice iheteby given that in. com
pHance with the provisions of the Act of
Cbngres aprove.cl Junn 3, 187S; entitled
" Au.act for tkeale of Timber Lauds in
the States of California, Oregon, Neva
da, and in Washington Territory," Jo
seph J, Meagher, .of Multnptnah County,
Ojregcn, has tlfia.'day filed in this office
his application to purchase the North
"West of Section 34,.Tow,nphip 9 North,
of Range 1 West, of the WHlaiiiette 3Ie
ridian.. Testimony in the above case will le
taken before the Judge, of the Prolwite
Court at Kalama, Wasln Ter on Wednes
day, the 6th. day of June, 1883.
Any and all persons having adverse
claims to the above described londs, or
any portion thereof, are hpreby required
to tile their claims in this oftico within
sixty(60) days from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
u3n34m40.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
PURCHASE: TIMBER LAND.
Land Office at Vancouver, W. T.
March 24th. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the Act of
Congress approvod. June 3, 1878, enti
tled "An act for the sa!e of TimlHjr
Lands in the States of California, Ore-
con, INevaua, ana in osmnwn li-rn-
tory," Hamilton Knott, of, Multnomah
County, Oregon, has this day filed in
this office his application to purchase the
w. & of N. e. I and E. J of xr w. J of Sec
tion 18 Township 9 n. of Rangq. 1 Wv of
the Willamette Teridiap',. .;
Testimony in the above caO will be
taken before the Register and Receiver
at Vancouver, Wash. Ter. on Saturday,
the 2d. day of June,: 1883.
Any and. all pftr3sons having- adA-crse
claims to the above described, lands, or
any portion, thereof, are hereby required
to tilo their clsdjps in this office within
sivty (60) days-from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
v3a31ra30 "
Notice of Application to Purchask
TiitBEru Land.
Laxd Qmci at Vxsoovvr'H", tV. T.,
.... April 1 IHH3. f
Notice W hereby given tbat in compliance with th
provixioii of the Act of ConRreiw approved June 3, 1878,--entitled
"An act for the wile of Timber Land In the
State of California, Orejjon Nevada, and In Wthing
ton Teritory," Martin J. C'ouroy, of Multnomah County,
Orejron, ha thi day filed In this otfliw his sppllcation to''
purchase the North West " of fV-ipn W, Townhhip 9
ltorth, of Ransre 1 West, of the WHliinctte Meridian.
Testimony iirthe above cave Wilt le taken before the
Register and Rccoivor, at. Vanyiver, Wanh. Ter. on
Monday, the 25tb. day of JUne, iHifX
Any and all persons having adverse claims to the
above dcftcrihed'lsndi, or any portion thereof, are here,
hy reuired to file their claims in this othce witliln sixty
(oydaics f roni date hereof.
- 1 FKKD. W. KPARUNO.ejflster.
0n37aIO
NOHClvpF APPLICATION TO
PTiRCH ASlt TIMBEll-LANU
LAM'QFPJf s at Vancouver, W. T.
, . March 22d, 1893.
Notiee is Ke,r.(by given that in com
pliance with the" provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 3, 1878, entity
led " A" act for the vitle of Timber Lands
in the Spates 'of California, Oregon, Ne
vada, auii Washington Territory,"
Wiltfarn" i. Freeman, of Multnomah
Cowty, Oregoii, lias this day tiled in this
office hy application tb'.purcliase the s.
E.J of Sfction 2.,- Towaship 9 n., of
Range 1 yL, of the" WilL-vniette Meridiaiu
'Testimony iu the above, case, will bo.
tak eh before the J,iidge of the Protatn
Court, at Kiilanja,' W. T., on Monday,
the 4th: tay'of; Juue,: 1.83.
Any and.' all persons having advsrso
claims to the above described lands, or
any portion thereof, are hereby required
to tile their claims in this ottice withir
sixty days (60) days from date thereof.
FTtED. W. SPARLING, Register.
3n34ni30
NOTICE OF APPLICATION 'TO;
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
Land Office at Vancouver, W. T.
March 27th. 1883.
Notice is, hereby given that in compli
ance with the. provision of the Act of
Congress approved. June 3, 1878, entitled
" An act for tlie sajo of Timber Lands iir
the Spates of California, Oregon, Neva
da, andiirx Washington Territory," Rob
ert J. Dooling, of. Mu'tnomah. County,
Oregon, Jrns thi.i day. tijed in this officM
his application to purchase the East X of
North West "and. East of South .West
ef Section 0, Towrrslup 9 North, of
Range 1 West of the Wilainette Merid
ian. Testimony in the abov cape will bo.
taken, before thv Judge of - tlie Probato
Court, at Kalama, "Wa.sk Ter. on.
Wednesday the 6th, day of Jone, 1883.
Any and all- persona, having adverser,
claims tQ.thc abjvc dfcscrV,ed Jands, or.
any portion thereof, are hereby requiredj
to file their claims in thjt office withiny
sixty (60) days froVq'datic hereof.
FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
u3n34m30
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO.
UBjCIISE TIMBER LVND.
Lano, Office at. Vancouver, W. T.
March 22J, 1883,
Notice is hereby gi ven that in compli-,
ance with the provisions of the Act of
Congre53 approved June 3, 1878, enti-.
tied. M-An ait for the sale of Timber.
Lands in' the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and-in Washington Terri-.
tory," Alexander .' Lothian, of Multno-.
mah Coijfnfy OreoTi', has tins day filed.
in this. office his application to purchase',
the South; West of. Section 32, Town
ship 9 North, of Range 1 . West, of tho.
Wi'Umette-Meridian.
Testimony in. the, alove ease will be,
taken befort the Jijdge cf tlje Probata.
Court, at Kalama, Wash. Ten on Tues
day, the 5th. day of. June, 1883.
Any and. all peasonis having adverse,
claims to the above described lands, or.
any portion thereof, are hereby required,
to file their claiins. in this office within
sixty (60) days from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
u3u34m30
NOtLCE OF APPLICATION TO,
PUItCHB TpiBER LAND.
Land Office at Vancouver, W. T. I
.. March 22d," 1883.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions oflho Act of
Congres approved June 3, 1S78, entitled
" An act for the sale of Timber Lands in
the Stutcs-of California. Oregon. Neva
da, and in Washington Territory,"
Mark Woods, of Multnomah County,
Oregon, has this filed in this office his.
application to purchase the East X of
South West and the North West j of :
South West J of Section 18, Township,
9 North, of Range 1 West, of the Will-'
amette'Mcridian.
Testimony in the above case will bo
taken before the Judge of the Probato.
Court, at Kalama, "Wash. Ter. on Tues-.
day, the 5th. day of June, 1883.
Any and. all pertmg having adverse,
claims to the above descriled lands, or.
any portion thereof, are hereby required,
to iilT their claims in this office within(
sixty (60) days from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
v3n34m30
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO,
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
Land Office at Vancouver, W. T.
March, 22J, 1883
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance wiYTi tho provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 3, 1878, entitled
" An act for the sale of Timber Lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Ne
vada, and in Washington Territory,"
Michael II. McManiis, of 3Iultnomah
County, Oregon, has this day filed irt
this office his application to purchase tho.
South East of Section 32, Township 9
North, of Range LWest, of the Willam
ette Meridian.
Testimony in the alwvo caso will be
taken before the judge of the Frobato
Court, at Kalama, Waslf. Tr. oh Mon
day the 4th. day of J une, 1 88 J,
Any and all persons having, adverse
claims to tho above dfiscrbcanaTJds, or
any porticij- thereof, are hereby required
to tile their claims in this office within,
sixty (60) days from date hereof.
FRED. W SPARLING, Registor.
I-