THE COLUMBIAN.
St. Helen, Columbia CoM Or,
AuQ-uST 10, 1583.
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IK MEHOBIAM.
Iltrwean I Cvmfort j-ou, sorrowing Mother,
What will I say that wdll bring you relief,
lear little Harry lie sings wiM the angels,
Let yourow-n wonli, my frk-nd, lighten your
grief.
"Sings with the angels h ! highest of honors,
-Sings to the Savior glad apthems of praie,
Think of it, mourner, thine own li tt-te Harry,
'Chanting glad songs to the Ancietit of days.
Swift as the arrow that speeds on its 'mission,
The pure little spirit ascended alve;
-Aud there ever more for hi loved ones he
'waiteth,
Aud rests sweetly rests on the bosom of love.
Never to knnw aught of sin or of sorrow,
Never to feel aught of trouble or pain:
But ever to roam o'er the bri'ht hills of ldorv.
Oh-': fay wovldst thou taW!.n to earth back
again. 4Oh ! weep then no longer, the SavSor vHl help
the,
ows all thy sorrow, He marled vcly tear,
He waiteth to give thee the place He hath
promised,
He says, " If ye love Me th A he of good cheer."
JbxseJc wp through the clouds, seethe Run is still
shining,
The WIGHT may be dark, but it cannot be long,
'"My darling, my blessing in singing with
angels,
1 'thank Thee, dear Savior " let this be thy song.
-Jennie.
Ed. CoLi MBiAN-Tho above lines were
writtcli on the death of i? urn Taylor 1
Wijfin, born March 1st, 1879; Died at
Oak Point, May 22nd,' 1883 of Scarlet
$ever. The lines v.-re written Iy a
"dear friend rf 4bT; mother. He V.-as a
very bright clu'ld va loved dearly by
'dU ami tins a p itU ' pt of lite tenter.
Geo. Vl. IISatiier.
?SS2
The extract below is from a HhoJe
Island paper respecting Lieutenant
Thomas, son of Capt, 1. Thomas of the
'Steamer Lucea Mason.
PRESEXTATIOX AT FOUT ADAMS. At
dre.s¶de at Fort Adams yesterday
afternoon there were exceptionally pleas-
-"fciit proceedings in connectlrin with the
departure of a member of battery G. i
J ourth Artillery to a Second Lieutenan
cy in the Kinth Infantry, reached by
-hard dtiidy and proficfency in the pio--fession.
The individual was Mr. Alex
ander TEouias, of New York, foinerly
'Sergeant of battery G. After the pa-
4-ade, when the officers came to the front
?Ir. Tornas was in their midst in the
uniform of second lieutenant of infant
ry. On his rjght, as they approached,
eie Captain Arthur Morris, his old
.''corcmaiidei, Captain Ennis, and Lieut
ehant 'Jones and Walker. On hi3 left
were Lieutenant Thomas and Anderson,
Major Roder, and Lieutenants Taylor,
Greenough, Col ton, Alexander, Everett,
-'and Spurgett. "Vlipr they approached the
the officer of die parade, Major Rodney
Adjutant Dvcr stepped forward, and
: having ha'd a very handsome and costly
sword placed in his hands, addressed
Lieutenant Thomas as follows:
Liev.teitciKt Thomas: It is with groat
. pleasure I hand yon this handsome
sword and belt, presents from the mem
bers of Battery G, Fdcrth Artillery,
and a fit testinrohial of their friendship
iand e;teeni. Though you have not, like
.he soHlcrs of Napoleon, forty centuries
ooking down upon you, there are pres
cient many friends who will watch with
kindly eyes your future career, while in J
the dim distance the " sixty-four years
law" is now standing, sickle in hand,
"viewing you with fixed gaze. That you
.. i i
its stroe with conscforsness of work
well done, and for many years thercaf-
ter grace tha list of retired rcterans, is
' the sincere wish of your friends of the
Fourth Artillery.
Adjutant Dyer and Lieutenant Thom-
: as having exchanged positions, tlie latter
replied as follows:
I, Mr. Dyer, as the representative
O Battery, accept from you this very
..generous gift with my most heartfelt
'thanks. . In this generousity I can plain
ly Bee tlie best wishes of all for my fu-
' tare -welfare ami career. They 'will al-
krvays recall fond recollections of tlie past j
: and when required to use them in de
fence of our country, may I ne ver prove
'unworthy of the honor conferred upon
uie here io-day. Again I thank you.
The parade as then dismissed ajnt j
:the newly conimi-ssioned oflicer was j
'heartily congratulated. The pleasant j
scene was witnessed by f.evci-al hundred j before September 1st, 1883.1 All ac
ipersons, including tle stammer residents. I counts due July 1st muxl be paid, or set
Lieutenant Thomas leaves to-night for j tied by note with approved security be--Fort
McKirmey, Wyoming, wheie he is j fore Aug. .tli. This is the last notice
: to report by August C. Hc has been j to those persons whose accounts were due
studying three years, aud has been ex- j on or before January 1st, 1882 for the
-aniined at Fort Adams ahd al.o at For- payment of which no arrangement has
tress Monroe. i been made, .
Will C. King will lec;urc Saitcrday
Evening at Columbia City and next
Tuesday evening at St. Helen.
Conference of the M. E. Church will
-commence at Vancouver, W. T., Aug.
ti'Jd. - . - . .
A New Sawmill. For some tiiuc it
ha:s Xicoxx known that steps were being
taken for tlie building of a first class
sawmill at- Vancouver. The arrange
ment have iiow been completed and the
mill is to be built. Eugene Semple, of
Portland, ia. at the head of the enter
prise. "The mill will be located oil Lot
No. 6. on the river bank below town,
the laird being a donation to the enter
prise froMi Mr. Win. Ilanek
l he; ma-
chineryj which is direct from the factory
at St. Lctfis: Mo., is of the most im
proved make and of 71 horse power,; was
I rought over from Portland on the Xar
linc on Tuesday -and Wednesday f eve
nings. ad trill bn set up immediately.
It is expected to have the saws running
within Ike or six weeks. The mill will
have the same capacity us the St. Helen
mill i'C000 or 2",000 feet every 12
hours. This is an enterprise that has
loEg been wanted in Vancouver, and we
wish it abundant success. Mr. Ilanek
deserves c'fe'lit for his public spirit in
making so liberal a donation to this en
terprise. Hcrjittn: - ,
;
Tin: Mkaxkst Max Yet. A Certain
man separated from his wife visited late
ly his children, and gave them ten cents
apiece. Before he left he icok back the
ten crmts from the biiby to buy him a
drink of whiskey. Another. Noble
old John Gum packed on his back a big
load of vegetables, once upon a time, to
St. Helen and carried them to a certain
store where an old man was clerkin",
and ottered it for sale. The old man
said he would give a bit, and John de
livered thorn over, mul received his bit.
t?i?n w-ent all over town found a
maft wkh a three cent piece-, and pro
cured it, went back to the store prescnt-
ed to the j1I man aforesaid the bit, the j pot It was determined to be on the
three tHt piece and vegetables as' a gift j land of Aaron liroyles. The place stv
saying ha had found tho meanest man lected iA a ry $bcd one, and we be
in Oi'gon. i j licvo "will be "well liked by residents of
The SaliuJn fishing season by lav- ex
pired on Tuesday, July 31 ?,t. j
t!has. Muckle, of St. Helens, j made
his appearance in Vaucouver on Monday
looking after business, ami things ?
The family of Geo. IVskiewiez, on
Bachelors Island, has been suifering a
visitation of scarlet fever. All the child
ren are improving.
The building for
A. K Marble's new
mill on Salmon creV.!t is about completed
but the machinery will not be ready for
grindng until -ibout Sept. 1st.
Miss Ella Stoughton arrived at New
York J uly 20th, from her foreign voy
age. She will remain in the East, vis
iting friends for some time to come.
Aug. 7, 1$8X.
Dear Maj. I expect to lecture in
St. Helens on Wednesday eve (to-morrow.
)
Lectured in Rainier and Beaver Val
ley. -
Organized a lodge of I. O. G. T. in
Beaver Valley on the 5th. with 31 Char
ter members. I
Have had good meetings.
Will lecture in Columbia City to
night.
Yours Lc.
J. W. Wtt
Dr. J. Watts, organized! Beaver
lodc o J. O. G. T., in Beaver Valley
on ths 5th iust., with 34 charter mem
bers -and the following ofiieers: !
C. C. McGlaugfelin, W. C. T.; Miss
Nancy HutLsoiij W. R. U. S.; Robert
Lovelace, W. L. 11. S.; Miss INI. Reserve didn't hear or if ho heard ho didn't un
W. V. T.; J. H. El well, W. J W. .derstand. Ml rsrpeetod totezx the
Richards, W. A. S.; lu. 2L Rice?, W. C: smoke cleared ofT there would be only
C. Meere, W. F. fr'.; Miss J.iMcKee, j thin air, but instead btood Ayres alive
W. T.: O. Anstine, VV. M ; Miss M. Mc
Kee, W. I). M.; Miss E. Beusch', W. G.;
A. Leonard, W. Sentinel; lf.B. Fhil-
linns. K !.: Dr. J. W. Meserve, P. W.
I ' x' j
j jj w Prentice . Co.'s MuicalJonr-
. nal for utrust contains tho following:
songs and instrumental music besides
its usual amount of news and sketches of
many musical composers: " Yes, .Sir!"
" The Unforgotcen ScDg." " The Hour
of Rest'- " Moonbeam on the Lake."
! Price, 10 cts, per month, 75 cts. per year,
published at 107 Firsttreet, Portland,
Oregon.
Hon. O. W. McBride has gone to J-5an
FrAiicisco, also Byron Caples.j Geoj'gc
is one of the finest mew ou tlie Pat-iflc
Coast. Byron, his nephew, possesses
all the good qualities of the Caples and
McBride Races. Our friends stop while
j
there at the Palace Hotel.
TOTICp.
I xlesireo close all accounts due mo.
O. W. McBRIDE.
Dr. 3. M. Roberts, Dentist,M83 First
Street, Portland, will visit Rainier Mon
day, August 6th. 1883 to remain till the
following Sunday afternoon, Ollice at tho
Residence of Mr. Dibblee, Ucunier, Or.
LOCAL HEWS
Itenry Montgomery Knighton, son of
Segarlin Knighton, and grandsou of
Capt. Knighton, founder of S.t. Helen,
has returned from" .the occupation of
Wat puller at Eaglfe Cliff with :?4S0
cleau.cash. lie is a very fice young
man, steady aa a clock, and a perfect
i hero. Yhen a small boy he endured
' 1
i trom mn arms to be innoeulated m the
j body of his father who had been dan
gerously burnt on Chelatchie Prairie.
This feat of surgery was successfully ac
complished and the father is living and
well today, and the child is blossoming
into a noble manhood, the pride of his
other grandfather, the venerable Ed
ward Henriei.
. The Miles-Mcliride camp has been
moved from Tide Creek to the South
Fork of the Seappoose near Mr. Van
Cleave's. It consists of Dr. llichardson's
family, Hon. T. A. McBrido's family,
Mrs. Dr. Ycrgain, and son Orville, Mrs.
Morse and Miss Annie Merrill. Mr.
Miles is the purveyor and ' main stay of
the camp, and keeps up t he connection
with the outside world. If you want a
good time, and everything to move right
alonij have S. A. Miles for the motive
power. He is like the mainspring to a
clock. Francis and Cora Miles have
been out but have returned. It is hard
for them to stay away from their beau
tiful home. Georgia Giltucr is there, the
pot of the campers, alo Mrs. M. Hclman.
Judge Moore, Captain Lemont, Janes
Muckleand A. 11. IMakesley wVre com j
missioned by the N. P. It. 11. ( we sup- j
pose this but don't know certain ) to
pick out the sile cf the St. Helen He-
; St. Helen and vicinity. Our oilk-e will
be much nearer to it that of the mist,
and East Street, where our olHcc is, will
be more centrally located than that of
the mist on Cowlitz Street It is a short
i half mile from it to the Dcnot.
There are some people upon their
tirst advent in a community make a
great blow of trumpets but after a short
time are compelled to take a back .seat,
not so Mr. and, Mrs. Godkin. They
have gradually and surely worked into
the esteem of the community and spite :
of innate modesty are reckoned among
our tirst citizens. They are people of
culture and refinement, and everyone
was pained at Mrs. GoJkin's accident,
and the testimonials of interest and so
licitude were marked; for which Mr. it
Mrs. Godkin return their sincere thanks.
There was tpiite an excitemtiit near
tho printing ollice Thursday evening.
The sheep came rushing up to the house
the children cried out " tho wolves are
after them", a pistol shot was heard,
and thb Major, gun in hand, rushed out
to the rescue, when lo and behold Stra
chan's" poodle dog, with his front cut
long and his hind cut s-hort, hove, in
sight, resembling a small British hon.
Ym. Strachan and J. W. Campbell .soon
appeared " enveloped in a mist.'' the
dog was summarily castigated, and the
scene ended with " all hands round,"
Tho new -tiitor of th mist went out
wJiere the pot-ho'es were blowing on the
1!. R. Tho Chinamen told him -to run,
I l)Ut lio Avns deaf or numb, at ltiast he
and "f'ict as natral " as befoie.
The Muckles after running their logs
over our lowland went, and vailed on
two boards on our fence; this astonished
u. It must have been a dreadful
straiu on their penuVious dispotition.
They will have to use some fried sea
bass instead of valmon to get even with
their putaes.
Mr. Allen's little girl Ethel started out
to hunt her father the other morning.
She went away beyond Milton Bridge,
and was still goirg when overhauled by
Miss Moore on horseback and Mrs.
Stickles On foot. She was brought back
much to the chagrin of herself but to the
great relief of her affrighted mother.
Abe Neer has sold over a thousand
dollars worth of lots at Neer City which
contains an area of ninety acres. Abo
is net married yet, but in a fair way to
get ono of the likeliest damsels of the
land, .as ho will have lots of cash to
keep her up. In his city enterprise
Mr. Wingcrt is his assistant.
Mr. J. S. Davenport has for salo the
finest collection of house-plants wo ever
saw. They are potted in little pails,
and his place is fragrant with the deli
cious perfume of thoPC beautiful chil
dren of Nature. James is very tasty,
and knows how to make his place at
tractive. E3FMoney to loan . on real estate
ecurity by h A. Moore Esq., St. Helen,
Oregon
The . fit radians have resumed opera
tions on the quarries. -
"JSWS DROSS."
Mrs. King is at Kuappa. t
Father Sellwood. prcacheM hej-e net
Sunday.
J.Il. Frierson'.s motir was boiwiu
New Ipswich, N. H ,
Daniel Covyley has commenced sutfc
for a divorce from E-dna Cowley.
Mr. Neeloy islcilking our cedar boat,
and knows how to do a good job.
Rev. S. C. Adams and Mrs. Daniels
of Vancouver, are visiting at B. F, Gilt
ner's Miss May Hcnrici is stopping at her
uncle Segarlin Knighton's on tho Upper
Seappoose.
George Kelly and wife got eleven gal
lons of hlatkerries on their late trip to
Bunker Hill
Miss Kiltie Moore and Mrs. Lough
lin, the dashing widow, were out riding
Sunday evening.
We return thanks to Mrs. Edmonds
for a jar of blackberries, some of the
fruit of her trip to Westport.
There was a grand dance and
good
old time last Saturday at the residence
of Am os Slave ns on the Seappoose.
Mr; James and wife, Mrs. Dr. Stew
art and Mrs. Eliza Sweitzer have gone
to II ws;co to rusticate 'y the sounding
sea,
. Obed Blakesley is no slouch in repar
tee. The reply he made to the defunct
editor of the luibt was as good a hit as
we ever heard.
4
Mi Jacob George and family have
gone cut to camp on their place on Seap
poose which they have lately purchased
of J. N. Martin.
Mr. Edmonds" is logging on Mr. Cau
dle's. timber claim on tho Cowlitz. John
is like Grant not much lo sav, but riht
after his business.
Francis Miles was out the other day
buying cattle avd stock. Frank is all
business and means to yet be one, of Or
egon's cattle kings.
Mr. N. L Grey has bought a ncw
road-cart at liast Portland also a new
harness to fill tho demands of his in
creasing livery business.
Received a call from Mrs. Judge
Moore and Mrs. King. They came out
horse back on the Judge's line riding !
4 .
nags,
Doughnut and Gingerbread. i
Dr.
Watts' lecture Wednesday eve
was alter his usual style. lie.
after the Philistines like ancient
mng
went
Vinson, ana slew them right and lett.
If you want to see an industrious
woman call on Mrs. E. J. Hazen. She
can do more work, and do it without
squeezing than any woman in the land.
Mr. Met F. Hazen is well settled in
his new home. Wo called there and got
some honey He has a beautiful family
and his wife is a splendid housekeeper,
Will C. King, Graml Lecturer, has
organized a ledge of I. O. G. T. in So
halem Valley with .Hiram Van Blara
com for W. O. T.. and Mr. Baker as L.
D.
Mrs. Edmonds is a lady very nnith
appreciated by the community. She is
all life and animation, and among a s-ea
of deadheads it is refreshing to meet a
lady like her.
Emma Cok and Frankic Moore gave
us a horse back call. Emma rode Iter
Aunt Mary's horse Birdie. It remind
ed us of old times when we Used go
out riding vnlh the girls.
Received a call on Sunday from Mr.
Spear,.the new bookkeeper ef the Muck
les. He used to be with Durell, who
once ran a saw mill in St. Helen lon
yearc ago. Mr. Spear is . a native of
Mil ford, Mass.
ftDr. J. M. RoberU, Dentist, 183
1st Street, Portland, Or. will visit St.
Helens and Columbia City 3d Monday
of each month, to remain the threo first
days of tno week at St. Helen and the
remaining three days as Columbia City.
Arthur and Frankie Moore and also
Jimmy Cox are getting up great reputa
tions as skillful horsemen. They insti
tuted some circus performances on each
other the other day something after the
style of the Great Nickel Plato Circus.
Mr. W. If. Whitney is doing a rush
ing business in nuts, apples, fruit and
candies at his stand on River Street, St'
Helen. Tho boot-black stand of his lit
tle son is also in full blast, and they are
just gathering' in tho dollars as well as
dimes.
Milton
Furniturs
Factory,
Chairs, Kawhide & Wood Soats
For Sala
-1 "e.ri "ti
Made to Order.
OTTO GODKIKf.
v4ulal6
W. 2L WHITNEY,
Barber &Hairdresser.
Next door te Butcher's Shop, River rt.y i-t. Helen, Ogn.
v;n53 . " .
Los t.
A Remarkable Circumstance.
In 1875 a very peculiar man in kid gloves arrived
at Columbia Citj. Every oneprononnceU hint an oddi
ty. Owing to the ji reat amount of brash, lte became
lo.-t ia the heart of the .city. Nothing lias been heard
from him until ol late, when he cut lii wayj out, dressed
rather shabbily, his clothes badly torn, and bin milt-
lofns in bin boots. After followfng up ini hU trail will
b found
THE BARGAIN STORE,
which he has lately established where call be found as
c-hoicc a selection of family. roceries'
drv-eroods.
naroware, ana tamceo notions, -
e found, at
prices that for cb.eaDD.eSS aitonWi all. Orders rcsiieot-
rally HOliciteu.
0- H- Hodg-ss
Columbia City, Oregon.
7
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
T". S.
LAND OFFICE AT OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Jvtt STii. liKJ.
Notioe is hereby gven that Andrew- J. Dygertof Port
land. Multnomah County Oregon has made application
ti purchase tha south west of pection number IS of
tnwnsliip number 6 north of range mtmber3 went of the
tt'iLL.tMKTTK Meridian, under the jwoviiioiiaj of the act of
Vugress, approved .June 8, 1S73, ectltled T An act for
tl3 sale of Timber Linds in the States of California, Ore
goo, Ncv.ula, and in ashisotojj tscritok.
All adverse claims to said tract of land, or nny portion
thoreof, im:t be f.'.td in the United States! Iid Ollice,
at Oregon City, Oregon, before tfce expiration of sixty
diiys from thin date.
Given under mv hand thiis 8th. day of June 13S3.
U T. BAR1X, Register.
vP.n-UjS
j
Notice of Application to 'Purchase
Timber Lands.
I. S. LAND OFFICE AT OREGON CITY, OREGON.
June 12 1883.
Notice is hereby given thji wili.iv H- Porn of Ore
gon City, Clackaiiiaji County CJrcjfon has made. ttppli-a
tion to purchase too iirtti vast quarter ol section num
ber 2 of townohip number 2 north of range number 2
west of the Willamette mlridiav, under the provision
of the act of Congress, approved June 3, 1878. entitled
An act for the sale" of Timber Landa in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and in Washington tekhito
tv. All adverse'rUlinn to aid tract of lr.nd, or any portion
thereof, must 1 filed in the Unitod State Land Otlicc
at Oregon City, Oregon, before tlie cxpiro the expinttion ,
of sixty days irom this date. J
Given under my band tills 22d day of .Tune Eighteen
hundred and cightv-three. I
L. T. BARIN, Register.
un4Cj22 I .
Xotice of Application to Purchase
Timber Laud.
V. S. LAND OFFICE AT OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Jj-NE STH. l!io3.
Not ice in hereby jiven that Francis 1. Fine
f;an of lVi"tl:md, itultuomali County Oregon lias
made applcation to jmrchase the n6rth west of
nection number 22 oi township number G north of
range number 3 wect of the VV iilamette Meridian,
under the provisions ot tlie act of Congress,
approved June 3, lS7f, entitled "An act for the
sale of Timber Land iu the States! of Culifonia,
Oregon, Neynda, ar.din Washmston Territory."
All adverse claims to said tract of land, or any
portion thereof, must be filed in tho United
States Land Oilice, J.t Oregon City: Oregon, be
fore the expiration of sixty days from this date.
Given under niy hand this 8th. day of .Tune
1SS3. !
L. T. EAKlfN", RegMter.
u3n44jate I
Notice for Publication
Land Okkic at "1
OrlEaesf Citt,1 Okkcon. V.
July 0. 18.S3. J
Not ice is hereby plvcn that tho follewin-named
HetUer has rn.Kn notice of bis intention to make
FiyALPROOK in support of his -claim, an i that sai-t
proof will be luat'e before the County Clerk of
Columbia County r.t St. Helens; Oregon, cm
Monday August 20, vjz: H.J. Kutter,
Homestead Entry .". 3X3 for the s. J of X. w. J
and additional HoiiiCKtead Kntry Xo. 40X4 forx.
A of k. w. i, all in Sec. 2, T. T north, 11. i W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upCB, tr.d cultivation of,
aM land, viz:
Cato Fareli'.u. Andrev Lewisfcon, Kolu-i-t
Keye.s and Joseph i'ov, all of BnuU'rV, Co
liunbia Count v, Orvcon.
L. T. BAIilN, Ilegwtcr.
u?.i.i0ju20 ;
Notice For. Vvm icatio.v.
Land Okiick at VancouvkkW. T.
July lGth 1SX.H. f
Xotioa is hereby given that ti! follow inif-ni'.nieil ct
tler has lileil iMti-.; of his fntention to make linal rol
in snp;ort of his rlaiin, sml that raid jTOn.f will be made
lefore the Register p.n.l Kcccicr at Vancouver,
W. T.. on TubjfJav, Aiitf- '.'Scb. 1-ss.f, it: HK-ch Mulhol
UnJ, Ilo'.iiL-stoftJ Arp'-wation No-. 4l ,forthc F- J of
section township S north, ranjce 1 east.
He nvncH the following witnexscH to prove hin contin
uou resiJence upoi, a)ti cultivation of. said land, viz:
Walter I.vaon. of Carroiton, W. T.
Ixiaa Havird, of
Her.ry Allen, of
llenrv Mouiton. of
I KED M'. Sl'AKLINCl, Register.
. v3n50ju20 j
Notice of
AlTMCATH'S TO
TURCIZASE
TiMRicrt Tja.xd,
Lam- rvu e At Vanch ver, W. T..
July 11th. 1;.
Notiee i.-; hereby r1voi that in eomplianee with tlie pro
visions of the Ac t of CctrrcMS approved June 3, isrs, en
titled "An act for the ale-nf Timber Lands in the States
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and in Waxhiniftoii Terri
tory, " John liodin, of Cowlits County, VVa.-h. Ter.
has this day filed in t hi office hi applieatnm to pureha--ie
the s. I ol x. E. and s.J of X. w. . of Sec. 34, Tp. D N. of
Kiinge I East, of the VlHarr.ette Mwidhm.
Testimony in the above wKl bel taken before the
Uejfister and Keceiver at 'inoo-ivc. Wash. Ter. on
Saturday, the d- diy of Sept. lS:i. I
Any and all persons bavin;; adverse claims to the
alove deocrilied lands, or any portion It hereof, are here
by required to Mile their clainW in this office within six
t () days from date hereof.
Fit Eh. W. SPAHI.IXO, Kcs'-ster.
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NOTICE OF ArPLICATION TO
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
v. s.
Land OrflcE at Oregon Cm-, Orkoov.
June 15th. 1SS3.
Xetiee is hereby give .that wiia( ji. how eh of Port
land, Multnomah County Orofrou hat ma!e application
to purchase the sr. K quarter of section number 2 of town
ship number 6 north of ranjre number 3 w. of the wii,
lamettc ukkidian, vnSv tlie provisions of the act of
Congress, approved June 3, 1S7S, entitled An oct for
the sale of Timber Lands In the States of California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and in ashi.vctos tkrritokt.
All adverse claims to said tract of land, or any portion
thereof, must be filed in the United States Iind Ottice,
at oron City, Oregon, Hfore the expiration of sixty
days from this date. . '
Given under inv hand this 15th dav of June 1SS3.
L. T. BAKIX, Kegister.
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Notice of
Application' to
Timbfr L.xri.
Purchase
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OREOOX CITY OREGON
July Gtli. 1883.
Notice i.i hereby given thatr.oiiTHEB nrimeyer
of Portland, Multnomah County, ' Oregon lm?
made ajjplieatirin to imrrhase the s. E. of Sec
tion number 'Si of Towashin number 7 north of
Jvange number 3 w. of the Willimette Meridian,
under the provisions of the act of Congress, aj
proved June 3, 1878, enti.tled "I An net for the
Kale of Timber Lands in the States of California,
Oregon, xcvada, and in Washington Territory.
All adverse claims to said land, or any portion
thereof, must bo fild in the United 8 mtcs Land
office, at Oregon City, Oregon, before the expira
tion of sixty days from thin date.
CivciVun'der my hand thin Gth. day of July
1.3.ST.. !
, Tj. T. Bariv, Ilegister.
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Notice of Application! tojPurchase
Timber Lands.
Land Office at Vancouver, W. T.
June 13th. IS83.
Xotico in hereby Riven that In compliance with the
proviMlona of the Actof Yni?rcsa approved June. 1878.
cntftled " An act fcr Ihe sale of TimUr Ijinds in the
States cf California, Oregun, Nevada, and in wahhixoto
TKanrronv." John IT. Hartley, of Lewis County, WASH.
j TKa. has this day Hied in thU office his application to
purchase tho JN. of E. quarter, vnc . . iinru.Tu
X. E. quarter and H. v. quarter of X. w. quarter, of Sec
tion 18, Tp. 10 X. of H. 2 w. of the wilhktte mbridias
Testimony iu tha abtve ease will be taken before
the Register and Receiver, at Vancouver, wash. ter. on
Tuesday, the Twenty-cigrith day of Aujrust, Eighteen
hundred and eighty-three.
Anv and hll persons naviff adverse claims to the a
bove 'described lands, or av portion thoreof. are hereby
required to file their claims in thU office within sixty (o)
da vs from dt hereof.
FKKU. VV k Sl'AK-U, lictjistei.
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TRAHSPORTATIOH COMPANY.
The new and elegant Steamboat
Lucea Mason
Leaves Portland, foot of Aldor St. for La Center, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at 9 a. ., touehiiuf at St.
Helen, Lake River and all intermediate landing. Re--tMrninp
leaves IjaCenter at 6 a. m. , Monday, WeibicSJa-y,
and Friday. landing made at Woodland on Wednes
day and Thursday.
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
Laxij Office at oiiEaox Citv, OdX. )
, JuneJ. 1883. J
Xivtice is hereby given tlrat Isuis F. C-hemin of Port
land, Multnomah County rc-;ii ha nuide application
to pwchase the N. B. quarter of Section Number 30 of
Township Number X. of K. Xuniber 3 w. of the Wil
lamette mer. under the provisions of the act of Con
gress, njiproved June , IJcbteen hundred and seventy
eight, entitled " An act for the sale of Timber Lands in
the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and in wash.
TKHRITOIXV,
All adverse claims to said tract of Iand, or any portion
thereof, must be iiled in the United States Land Otficeat
Oregon City. Oregon, befere the expiration of sixty dayj
from this date.
(liven under iny.hand th2!Uh. day of June, Eighteen
hundred and eighty three.
L. T. DARIN", Kegister
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Is OTIC E OF APPLICATION TO
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
Laxo OrnrzAT Va.vcocvkk, VV. T.
May 31st. 1883.
Xotzco in hereby piven that in complancc with
the provi-itms of the Act of Conress approved
.Ifrra 3, S7, ntitled " An act for -the sale of
Timber Laiids in the States of California. Ore
iron, Nevada, and in Washington Terfitory,"
George H. lirown of Multnomah Count'. Ore
fon, has this day filed iu this office hist applica
tion to purchase the K. w. of Section 24, Towns-hip
10 x. of Kanb'e 3 w. of the Willamette Me
ridian, Testimony in the alcove cano will h taken be
fore the Kegister and Receiver, -at Vancouver,
Wash. Ter. on Wednesday, august the 2Jd.
1883. v
Anj" and all persons having adverse claims to
the above dencribed laridi,' or any portion there
of are herc-Ly required to file their claiina in this
office within aixty (tW) dav from date hereof.
FRED. W. SPAKL1XG, KeSister.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
I". P. LAND OFFICE AT OKECOX CITY OREGON,
Jl'.VK tSTH, ISSJ.
Xf'tico i.s hereby piveu that fcXapoleon Horn
Ktein of Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
has made application topurchase the north ea-st
of Ecction number 2(i .of townf;hi number 0
north of ransje number 3 west of the Willamette
Meridian, under the provisions of the act t
Timber Land in the States California,, Ore
KOi!, Nevada and in vahington Territory."
All p.dvers claims to said tract of land, or, ap
portion thereof, mupt be filed in the United
Stattn Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon, be
lore the expiration of eixty days from this date.
Given under my hand thia Jlihthday of June
Eighteen hundred and Euht3--threc.
L. T. JiAKIX, I lobster.
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, ,
Notice or Application to Purchase
Timber Land. .
(VjTICP. AT Oukuo.v Cm', r.r..io!. )
June rv !S8.
Notice i hereby iven that Henry VV. inch
of Portland, Multnomah County,- Oregon han
nuule application to purchase the the N. w. i of
Section number 2 of Township number 2 North
of Ha:is;e number 2 West of the Willamette Me
ridian, under the provisionx of the act of Con
fcio., approved June 3, 1878, entitled, " An act
for the fcal' f T niber LaruJu in tha Slates of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and in Washington
Tefiitori-.
All ailverse cWoisto sr.iil tract of land, orany
portion thereof, must be filed in the United
States Land oflice, at Orc-j-on city, ore;on, be
fore the expiration of sixty days from this date.
(liveli under my hand this 21th day of June
1883.
L. T; r-AFvIX, K-gLtcr.
n3nf-7j2f)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
Land Office at Vancouver, "NV. T.
, May 31 t 1883.
Notice is hereby piven that in compliance
aith tlie provisions of Coiitohs approved June
3, 1878, "An Act for the bale of Timber I.nds
in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada,
and in Washington Territory," Kdpir Myers,
of Multnomah County, Oregon, has this day riled
in thid ofkice his application to purchase the
North East J of Section 2l, Township 10 North,
of Uane 3 w. (J the Willaniitta Meridian.
Testimony in the case will be taken before tho
Kegister and Receiver, at Vancouver, Wash.
Ter. on Thursday, the 231. day of auc.vst 1883.
Any and all persons having adverne claims to
the afwvtf described lands, or any jKirtion there
of, are hereby required to file their claim in
this ofkick within xixty (t0) days from date here
of, FRED. .W. SPARLING, Register.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
Land Office at Vancouver V. T.
May 31st. 1S83.
Notice Is hereby given fhat in compliance
with the provisiona of the Act of Congress ap
proved Juno 3, 1878 entitled "An act for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of Califor
nia, Orroii, Nevada, and in Washington Ter
ritory," Herman 13omeister of Multnomah Co.
OrcirOn, ha this day filed in this otiice his
application to purchase the S. r.. J of Section
21'., Township 10 North, of Range 3 Went, of the
W i lamette Meridian.
Ttdlitn -ny in the above case will be talcen
befere the Register and Receiver at Vancouver,
Wah. Ter. on Thursday, the 23d. day ot August
1883.
Any asid all person having adverse claims t
the above described lands, or any portion there
of, are hereby required to tile their claims in
this otiice within sixty (JJO)dayi from date here
of. FRED. W. SPARLING, Register.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
PURCI IASE TI MBER LAND.
V. S. Lasp Office at Oreoov Citv, Orf.oox.
June.isth. 1S13.
Notice is herebv given that Alfred Burr "of Portland,
MultD'uriah County Dregon hum made application topur
chase the s. w. of bc rtion number IS of township num
1k.t 8 n. of ranjre number a west of the willa mkttf. MeriJ
ian. uuilrthe provisions of the act of Congress, approved
June 3, 1S78, entitled " An act for the hale of Timber
Lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
in WASUi.voTOS Territory.''
All adverse clai.is to said tract of land, or any portion
thoreof, must be tiled in the the United States Ijind Of
fice, ot Oregon Citv, Orcjfon, before the expiration of six
ty d.iys from this Uate.
Ulren unucr my nanu irus lain. u;iv i .uuo i w
U T. DARIN, KegLsl
ister.
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NOTICE OF APPIJLCATION TC
PURCHASE TIMBER LAND.
Lani Offick at Vantouvf-k, W. T. I
May 31st. 18K3. f
Notice is hereby given that in cntnpliance
witli the provisions of the Act of Congress aj
prvecl June 3, 1878, entitled "An Act for tho
sale of Timber Lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada, and in Washington
Territory," W infield S. Laforc of Multnomah Co.
Ogn. has this day lild in this office hisapplica
tion to purchase the South West $ of Section 21i,
Township 10 North of Range 3 West of the Will
Ainetto Meridian.
Testimony in the atxve case will W taken be
fore the Register and Receiver ut Vancouver
"W. T. on VV etluesday, the 22l. day AlV.rsT 1883.
Any and all person having adverse claims to
the above describe.! lands, or any portion there
of, are hereby required to fu.e their claims in
this othce within sixty(GO) days from' date here
FRED. W. SPARLING. Register.
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Notice of "Application TO'l'trccriiiB
Timber Land.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT ORF.flON CITT, OltOOX
July 6th. 1S83.
Notice ia hereby RirerlLat William J. Walker
.f 1'ortland, Multnomah County, Oregon h
ma-le application ta purchase the h. w. of Sec.
tion nnmber 2b" of Township number t n. of 11.
number3 w. 'f the Willamotto Meridian, under
tha nrovisions of the act of Congress, annrovecl
June 3. J878, entitled "Ah act lor tlv tale ot
Timber IjAihIs in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and in Washington Territory.
All adverse claims to aid tract of land, orany
portion thereof, must bo Iiled in the United
States Land office, at Oregon City, Oregon, before
the expiration of sixty d-yj from this date.
Given under my hwnd this Gth. tUy cf July
1883.
lu T. DARIN, RegiUr.
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Notice of Application to Pukchasf.
Timueb Land.
Land Ofyice"ct Vancouvkic, W, T.
June 28th. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions of the, Act of Conjure approved June 8, lS.'H.
entitled " An net for the sale of 'Jiiubcr Lands in tho
States of California, Oregon, Neviula, iid in Washing
ton Territory,"' Charles Jf. 1'avolt of Cowliti Co. Wattu
Ter. has this day fll-jd ill Ibis otflt-e hi application topur
chase tho South East of Section 2, Township 8 X.'orth,
Manuel I-ist, of the Willamette Meridian.
Testimony in the above c;u.e will be taken before th
Judge of ho PrcbaU Court at Kalauut, Wah. Tr. on
Monday, the loth, day of September,
Any and all persons having adverse claim to tho abofe
described lands, or any ortioii thereof,, are hereby ro-
auircd to file their claims In this ollice within aixty (9o
ayu from date hereof.
FHED. VV. srAIlLlN'U, IlrglKter.
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Notice of Application to
Purchase Timber Land.
Laxii Orncs at Vakcocvik, W, T.
Juue llth. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Conneas approved
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the Male of
Timber Lands in the State of California, Or
egon, Nevada, and in Washinaton Territory,"
William M. Mill, of Multnomah County, Ore
gon, ha thia day filed in th 8 office hi appli
cation to putchaae Lots 3 and 4, and south 4 of
north west J of ection 4, township 8 north, of
ramje 3 weHt, of the Willamette Meridian.;
Testimony in the above case will be taken be
fore tho Register and Receiver, at Vancouver,
Wash. Ter., on Saturday, August lSlh. 1883.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely t
the above described land, orany portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims in thi
office within i?:ty(60) davs from dato hereof.
KRED. W. Si'ARLINO .Rtgwter.
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Notice of Application to Pur
. chase Timber Land.
Land Office at Vancouver, V. t.
May 2fth. 1883.
Notice ia hereby fdven that incompliance with
tho provisions of the Act of ConpTess aj'irovec!
June 3, 1S78, entitled " An Act for the balu t
Timber Lands in the Statesof Calif)rnia, Oregon,
Nevada, arid in Washington Territory," .I)h)
f. .Vloxnder, of Columbw County, Oregon, has
this dav filed in thin office his application te pur
chase the east" J of north east t and eat j of
south east of section 10, Trmhip 8 north, cf
range 1 west of the Willamette Meridian.
Testimony in the above case will be taken be
fore the Judge of tho l'robato Court, at Kalama,
Wash. Ter. on Monday, the Cth. tlay of August,
18KX
Any and all persons having adverse claims to
the above described lands, or any portion there
of, arc hereby required to kilk their claims in
this office within ?!itv (CO) davs from date hereof.
FRED. VV. SPARLING, Register.
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XotJcc. of Application to Purcliaso
Ti:uhcr Laud.
C S. LAND OFKICiS AT Oil EC: ON CITV. OREGON
June nh. 1 '!.
Notice is hereby given that Frank tichet of
Portlauti, Multnomah Count', (Jregon has ma la
apjilication to jcucliaso the north east i ff soc.
number 11 of towmhip number li north of Racju
number 3 west of.the V iilamrtte Meridian, cu
rler the provisions of act nf Conpress, approved
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the calo of
Ti!nT Lamia in tlit States of California, Oi s
rn, N"val., and in Y- a.sl.ia.;ton Territory."
All ad vers s claims to sai 1 tract of land, orany
portion tbtrcf, :nu-t l o filed in the 1,'nitnd
States Land Ofl'ieo, at Oregon, 'btforo the expi
ration of tdxty tlays from this date.
Oiven unJtr my hand this KiHIIay of Juo
Eighteen hundred and tightv-three."
L. T. V.ARIN, Register.
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4 ion i i .niu
Notice "of Application to Pur
chase Timber Land.
U. S. Lank Ofnci: Okeuon Citv, Ocroox,
June 8,
Notice is hereby given that Oilbert V. Smith
of 1'oitland, Alultuoinah CVmnty, Oregon,
has made application to purchase the N. K. j
of Sec. 20 T. o .v. R. 3 w. Willamette Mcr., un
der the provi.di'K of the Act of Congress p
proved June 3, 1878, entitled " An Act for thi
sale of Timber Lands in the States of Califor
nia, Oregon, Nevada, and iu Washington Ter
litory." All adverse . claims to naid tract must be
f.led in the U. X. Land Oflice at Oregon City
Oregon, befor? the expiration of sixty days
from date.
Oiven under my hand this 8th. day of June
L. T. BARIN, Register.
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iTctico of Applicaticn to rrcaxo
Tiiabir Land.
L'.S. LAgiOfricK, Orcrox Citt, Orccok.
June &lh. 1H-3.
Notice is hereby given that Henry C. Doty of
Portland, Multnomah Co. Ogn. has ma latpJi
cation to purchase the H. w. J of Sec. IX), l. 6
N. R. 3 w. Will. Mer., under the 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, N
vada, and in Washington Territory."
All adverse claims to said tract 'must be
filed in the U. S. Land OKice at Oregon City,
Oregon, before the expiration of sixty days
from this date.
(liven under my hand this 8th. day of
Juue 1883.
L. T BARIN, Registsr.
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2-Totico of Application to rnrcliaso
iTTinlor Land.
U. S. Laxd Okfice Oiiego.v City, Iorehok.
June 8th. 1AM.
Notice is hereby given that Claretice B. Rigfjs
of Portland, Multnomah Co. Ogn. has mads ap
plication to purchase the . w. of Sec. o,
T. C x.i R. 3 w. Will. Mer., under the:pro
visions of the Act of Congress approved '.I uiu
3, 1878, entitled " An Act for the side of,Tim
ber Lands in the States of California Oregon,
Nevada and in Washington Territory."
All adverse
filled in ;the U.
Oregon, before
from this dt.
(iiven under
Juno 13 3.
claims to said tract must be
S. Land Office at Oregnn.City,
the expiration, of sixty , days
my handthis 8th. "day ot
L. T. BARIN, Register.
M3n44jat5
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
PUKC1IASE TIM13EH LAND.
Laxii Orrice at Vaxcouvkr. VV. T.
June llth. 1883.
Notico is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of tho Act of Congress approved
June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the tale of
Timbor Lands in the States of California, Or
egon, Nevada, and iu Washington Territoiy,'
Owen Hatrield of Yamhill County, Or
egon, has this day tiled in this office his a pull
cation to purchase Iots 1 and 2, and south o
north east f section 4, township eight north, o!
range three west, of the Willamette Meridian.
Testimony in the altove case will be taken be
fore the Register and Receiver, at Vancouver,
Wash. Ter., on Saturday August J Ktb. 1M3.
Any and all persons having adverse claims
the above described landi. or any portion thereof
are herebv required to file their claims in th
office within sixtv (fiO) dars from date hsrsof.
FRKb. W.Si'ARLlXt;, leister,
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