The Columbian. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 1880-1886, June 05, 1885, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV- i-1 - ' . . . .. . ... i - a r'V- . r ... ' - ... -'..- THE COLUMBIAN, St. Helen. Columbia Co., Or. C0TT2TTY OFFICIAL PAPSH . FRIDAY, JCJ1TE 5, 1355, STJBSGKIlTIO. BATES. year, in advance months - . nouth " ADVERTISING RATES: One rwwo (10 line-.) first insertion... Kaclt 8ulwiueut insertion S2 00 1 to .:o $2 00 1 VJ K. (. ADAMS. Kdilor & Proprietor. fcOSTOX 3IDIC.IL IXSTITITI. TIio Boston Medical Institute is to le prrnnuiMitly located in Portland, Oregon and San Francisco, C.tL Kight ihvsic ius have just arrivi d from tin- E:Ys.t and Kurope leIoging to this Institute, and Iiuvc located in Multi.omali H!ock, in Portland, Onon, w luro they Jiave .spa cious apartments !eantly furmlnil. Thehf phyhhrians are experts and special ists each in his particular liinu 1. Col fax, A. M. M . Jt. Chiyf oi Stair, Dr. Houston, Chief Snr'-ji, Dr. Martin, PliyHician in Charge, Dr. AlcCucn, Elec trician, Dr. A.. 15. Adams, Conultin Physician, and Chief of Maiisae lepart faitiit, - .i A MEMOIX:. We have lone; inteiided to write a bio-praphic-al notice of Mrs. Lucind.i McKay cue of our vld pioneer ladies rtsid -nt of Columbia County. She as the daught er of Timothy and Sarah Lamberson and tvifo of Malcolm McKay, and was born in Tuscarawgwa County, and wan -17 year? of age Sept. 2th. 1881. Sheditd ou the f.'c ippoo.ve it ten Hiiuuto3 pa.4t 9 o'clock, March 13th. 18S-3. She was the mother of a lare. family of children,' Norman, James D., SaraJi Luciuda Gar riAon, Mary B.ilcli, Edwin, Maria Belle, Robert, Ava Aun, Emma and Willie, only three years old and three, Mal colm, Jonathan and Annie McQuinn who preceded htr to the spirit world. She was a good woman, fulfilling all the relations, of wife, mother, sister and neighbor in the noblest manner. She uncomplainingly bore her load of hor- rows till Jehovah . gavt? her a crown. No ftranger can tell Lew gnat her loss to her family and f rienda. Her hus band lilwavs found her the truest of friends, in adversity and proppciity the eamc. When prosperity canjj (Jod took her away to share a greater prosperity in II U kingdom. Iter children, her hus band, her friends w ill never forget her. Mother in the starry sphere - See thy sorrow ing children here, Thou, who huahed our infant ciies, Happy now in Paradise. Yet we would not call thee back, Much as we thy presence lack, But no human tongue can tell What a blight upi;n us fell When thine yes were closed forever, And thy voice was heard O never. And thy 1 f e for.-ver done, 'Twas like blottins out the sun. When all earth to us w as dim Thou 'midst radiant cherubim. Aureolacd by our tears, Shone resplendant 'midst the Kpheres. Christ transGgured in bur kight Thee, our heart's inten.se delight, Thee His home in Heaven to share: Mother, we will m e: thea there. And tuine ancient partner, too, Soon will come, Life' trouble through, There will broken link be. mended, And the couverse never ended, Naught will mar the close communion .Naught will sunder more the union. On hi way from the City of Mexico, Charlu Franci3 Adams, Jr., President of the Union Pacific Railway, stopped a few days in San-Francisco, and left soon after for Oregon, by the way of OgJen find the Oregon Short Li:ie. Mr.Adams says that his visit to Mexico was entirely one of pleasure and he 'd'd uot interest himself iu .the rail joad alliirs of that Republic, as he had not fcuilicient time to form any accurate opinions, even if he ha I wished to do so. Ho visited Cali fornia abouu seven years ugo while a inciueber of the Govern nn-ut Board of -Directors of the Union Pacific Railway, and his trip to Portland is for the pur pose of seeing the country anJ studying the resources, and investigating all mat ters pertaining to transcontinental tratU. Welcome. ... -Mosey continues ,o accumulate in the E ist rn centers. New York banks ha.'e had (he aid of high rates of exchage in continuing their accumulations of moil cr, though they have long sinee ceased lo tin.! such accumulations profitable. The banks have on hand in xound num ber s$-3 5,000,000 more reserve resources than a year ago, and 17,000,000 mure . money on depo it, holding a reserve tlightly in excess of 40 percent. While this accumulation implies a niaiked con traction in the business of the country, it may also be considered a measure of the severity f Oldeal thiough which the country is passing iu the recess of recuperating- Toledo Made. Mrs Durgius sister, Mrs. lleudee has arrival at Vancouver to console and somfort her iu the hour of afH;ctior. L0OAI 2TEVS. Sunday we iod.i down as far a' Mr. II Giity's hors-Kick where we stopped for the nudit. The r.dlroad has made so many and gtei.t changes we hardly knew the place. Wl en, on our way down, wc arrivtd at Milton Station, wi saw Mr. Harney, Mr. and Mrsv Seafert aud son ready to go home over the track on a h ind-car. They had been visiting Mr. Broyles. We Hissed on down through Columbia City which wemcd unusually iuiet. We however had tak en supper at Mr. Bt nham's o?i tlie old Guiiim !ace. Mr.Benham's trops look ed exceedingly nourishing. The cherry tn eswere heavily loaned down, but the fruit though sweet was not large. We had a very enjoyable time. The county, road to the D; er luland orecinct is a ereat improvem nt on the old road. The railroad bridge at the Itig canyon this side of C. G' Ca pie's farm looked ery grand and imposi and the County ro.d bridge is also very substantial and convenient the grade lo the top of the Jkiy on each side being inodora'e. We -'fouii'l Mr. Girth's resi dence surrounded by fi'uit aud Uow r.- in pei -fuiou aiitl every thing interiorly mil exteriorly arranged m exquisite taste that In-tokrued th pains-taking husband and the skillful ami trusty housewife. . After a pleasant night" rest we went down as far as Mr. Bevis'. We think the views from the residen ces in that vicinitv leautiful und iirand in the extreme, and the lover of nature could reverfind a more enticing d wellini: jlace than there. On our way up we were baptised by a succession of show ers. Mr.Svvager is having his house tin ished by a cjirjH-nter. " We went out to Canaan to see Mr. Bumgurdner, who i clearing a farm in that - h cality. His sou was at work on the Claim of Mi. MiDond I, his brother-in law who is telegraph operator and ticket agent at the depot. The soil it Canaan appears to be rich. Many people have claims there, and a prosj.erous far ning commu nty will soon be established there. All kinds of crops on our route seemed to be plenty, but cash scarce. Mrs. Butngard iter's little daughter was quite sick with a bilious attack. The family of E'zy George have all excellent health. This wrll Ihj pleasing to their numerous friends, as they have been surely afflict ed iu times past by ili-heallh. There was quite an exciting scene on Monday i:; St. Helen; it appears tw. youths in La Centre-had been engaged in petty thievery, aud had 'decamped to Oregon soil. The -arresting 'officer fol lowed them, and after 'quite a tussle suc ceeded in capturing- one. The other took leg bail. Our sh nil declined to in terfere as there w ere no papers to show, having tfie fear of a vrii of habeas cor pus before 1iis eyes, but the W. T. man meant to have them spite of haleascor puses or anything of the kind. We un derstand the other returned to Lr. Cen tre, and both were sentenced $50 tine and 30 days in jail. Our son and daughter attended the picnic at Warren on Saturday. and had a -ery pleasant agreeable time. There w ere song, essays and dialogue:, to make the the time pass pleasantly. Mis. J. T. McNulty personated the ancient fe male from Bostmg and a little Brown girl kept the audience amused lyher childish and cunning ways. Mr. Gill gave the youngsters a boat ride which all enjoyed al.c" there was plenty to eat and that that was good and palatable. Songs were sung by Mrs. Hoyt, Miss Dora Copeland and others and the time slipped joyously away to the edification ofall. On Wednesday Mr. Ed. Henrici's lit tle daughter -No rah fell out of a swing at their lesidence on Sauvie's Island, and bioke her arm near the socket of the shoulder. 'They brought her down tp Dr. Moore's office, and he set the broken limb but thought it best for :hm to take the little sulerer to Portland for fear the limb would lie stiff unless extra care was taken. Dr. Moore wished a consultation wiih other surgeons he con sidered the case such a critical one. The little girl showed much heroism, and made very little complaint. - . , . .i Mrs. Edmonds has been to La Cam as. and reports that place in a flourishing condition, besides the paper n ill, a wcol len mill is about ready to go into opera tion, and a railroad is building. The cherry trees in that vicinity were over loaded with fruit, and the ground cov ered with those fallen to the earth. We have received Mrs. Duniway's cck-biated engraving entitled the Corona tion of Womanhood. It is large and very well executed in the main.. The following parties of Columbia County portraits iu it. Dr. Thomas Stewart, G. W. McBnde, James M tickle, John Dib blee and E. G. Adams. The Union Pacific and the Northern Pacific have made on arrangement with theO. R. fc N. Conpany so all will more along harmoniously. THE USUAL RESULT. It is not to e defied tlut a good sew in" mr.chine is t n- of the most imp rant appurt nances of the modern hous hold. We thought we had a good machine until one. day the agent of the Xew Home presented himself to our door and pro- j ceeded to deliver an oration upon i is characteristics merits. ''But," we answered, "our niacl i le suits us well and' wo do not care fr an other." The agent, however, begged thft privi lege of leaving on o? his ma. Junes with us. "for the ladles to try!" Tlie rqu st wit r.o u irea o a' 1 , r.o we gra ite.l it ui in re. t ob' g ' t'le agent lli.an anything i Ue ; for e r a 1 did not want the michin , a id h id not the remotest idea of buying it. The machine once in the house, it was natural that the ladi-s should look it over; t'ny did s , a 1 1 .n a c ns ie..e.i fell in l.r.e w;tU'it. T i-y say without the slightest-wish to decry, or duparago any other oi icbi n, t i . all things cons d ered, is, iu their, opinion, the most de sirable one to be had. This unrivalled -machine is manuf tc 'tured bv th NEW HOM K SEWING MACHINE CO. Oia.iLe, Mass., and "JO Union Square, Nhw York. The enterprising publishers of Dr.. Poor's Health Monthly have, ly the lib eral it v of their premium oilers, outdone all their previous generosity. The list to sele t from includes useful article, stahdatd bonks and scientific 'iterature, Mich as one usually expects to pay well for, but here they are thrown iu with a year's subscription to the mo-t oopular and widely greeted Health Monthly at only rift cents a year. Try it before you buy it by sendi -g fori free sample copy and illustrated premium livt to the Murray Hill l'ub!i.hi ng Co.," 12J E 2i?th St., N. Y. City. The Public Htrald is a Godsend. It goes after the frauds with a picked stick. Mr. Linn Smith makes the bogus adver tisers unash (heir teeth with rage while he pulls oil" their lying disguises, and dioWM the i in all their nuked deformity, lie ought to -be persioned, fox there was never" a 'more gallant soldier against fraud and its perpetrato. s. They are sn'tJTtn and fly like" affrighted wild asses of the desert when he approaches. His Herald cohts 50 cents per annum, nd . published at 70G Chestnut Street, Phila delphia, -Pen n. The publishers of the F'cral Cabinet supply to their subscriln-rs each year nremiums of a floral nature ; and for 1885, they announce six dillerent premi ums from which subscripts may ta'.e their choice, embracing ten packets of Flower Seeds ami some choice Bulbs, de tails of which may be. had on applica tion to the publishers at 22 Vescy St.. New York. They w ill also send airy of our readers a sample copy at half price (six cents), if thin paper is mentioned. COI'XTKIIFIIIT rRESENTHE-XTS Of our 1 cloved ones are always treasures. We should nev.-r delay iu securing them while w e can ; and to those of our readers who visit Portland, we would say. do not return without visiting thu Sail Francisco Gallery, S. w. vrur First and Mot rison streets, find getting jour photographs taken, you may not have another opportunity to secure a pel feet likeness aiid a highly finished pictures. Mrst centrally located, 1). M. Ferry . & Co., Seedsmen, De troit, Mich., have sent us a copy of their S.ed Annual for 1885. It is more Iwautiful and valuable than ever. The hints on' the formation and management of wardens, as well as the cultural direc tious it contains have eideiitly Ih-cii prepared by careful hands, jmd cannot fail to be.of great service to'ali w ho gar den, whether fr .profit or pleasure. ii J0 ' r- ' .... Received llidleys Fahon Majaziae. Can buy ."ready-made- clothing -cheaper than you can buy the cloth aud make them y ourselves. Published by Ed ward Ridley & Sons, for 50 cents per year, at Grand, Allen & Orchard Streets, New York City. We have received the Western Yt'orld published in Chicago. It is $1.00 per y ear and for-one searching for land or a home it is just w hat you want. There is information from every part of the United States. We have received the Lumber 7'radf, Journal also published iu Chicago $1.00 a year, a monthly. This is the book for one vli-j wants to be posted on the lum ber business. We liive rjcvied the Farmer Manufacturer, published at Cleveland, Ohio. It is a monthly, only 50 cts. a year, and. is a valuable contribution to home literature. Received Illinois Agriculturist pul lished at Chicago Illinois, and Chautau, qua ,armcr"puiiu,h'd. at Dunkirk, New Yoik. Terms of each $1.00. X Dcinnjrojrne's Specrt. When a' statesman, a leader in poli tics, comeSrbcfore the people- to defina hi position and elucidate questions ol public interest, it is natural to ex pec i that he will deal. with them in an hon est and dignified manner, becoming hij high station. In neither of these re spects did Senator Voorhees observa tiie proprieties of the occasion on Mon day nig.it. His utterance? were low in tone, and in many points flagrantly dis honest. It w ere neither advisable nor profitable to review- the speech entire, but it may serve a good purpose 1 1 Ioint out a few of tho more prominent declarations mado by Mr. Voorhees. Beferring totheproai'uitiou a:ueuJmeut, he said : "Are intelligent people to have no opinion for or against such a proposi tion? Why was the proposition made? Has it merit, or has it no merit? Wnat say the political leaders of tho "Republi can party in Indiana?" So far as the Republican party in In diana is concerned, " intedigeut peo ple " are guaranteed the greatest free dom iu torming and exorcising their opinions for or against t:ie proposition. That party relegates iie whole mattef to the iiifelligoi t people iu I.uliami. cou tideut that' the verdict passed by t'aein w ill be. for the best interest of all co:. cc.cd. This U the dot-trine not only o! " the-.Rcpublica ivjoadcrs," but also ol the rank aid- iilel"Tho people siiall decide." How does it sous.!? To t m wliol pecqde not to iolitical boises, nor to the liquor league leiong.s tho right to decide tins question." Is theii any thing tricky or wroiig in that? Agaiu Mr. Voorhees said : ."Voil"" have seen a -Senator of the Uuited States stand before you for tu hours and more, simply saying on t.ii i jjreat question, like all trimmers and evasive statesmen, that he wants you t.i go first, and he will go afterward; tiiat hen you have i'spokpu ; Le will tiid hi- tougae." Senator Harrison ii in full accord wifc-i the Republican platform, that tu i q motion shall be. referred to tho poop'.d ior settlement, and has so declare ! liimself in a manner that left no doubt as to his sentiments. Senator Voorhet know s thi-i i-i true, and it is to his dis credit that he was mean enough to mi;- tvpresent him.; Vkjhcn the people shall have decided the question of submitti'.r; tiio prohibition amendment, then v.iii .Senator Harrison "rind his tonguj" tr eak on tho merits of the question, ii be de. ires to. v. But he will speak as a private citizen, and not for tiio Repub lican party; for the Republican party proposes that the question of prohibi tion shall not Ihj made a partv ques tion, as the parties are no. v divided. Prohibition does not belong in the do main of party polities, and no one's Re publicanism is to le questioned be cause of his belief for or agaiust tLj policy of prohibition. Without ojenly confessing flint hs Med in his speech at Tcrre Haute, Au-rrnst-iJS, 1S82 just three week pre vious to his speech here on which former occasion he said : "A Legisla ture, of its oxvn conceit, and without v liiat from the people, determined v.po i the gravest step a legislative body ca i fc.tke the amendment of a fundament;. 1 la v of the State" he tacitly admit? t.iathewas guiity cf lalsiucivion tj savi-?fj in this speech in Indianapolis "The amendment is here, iu whatsoever ra:Ainer it cftme," etc Senator Voor--Leos kucw thea as wejl aa be . k::o ys now that this amendment w as jiassed i-i answer to a.popular demand from tin people, which Democrats, as w ell as Re publicans, answered. ' The amendment, .voiild never have been proposed but fox Democratic votes. The original state mez t tnat tlie amendment w as deter mint d upon "without a hint from tl-. people," was mean, but his unmanly vray of rtracit!g the falsehood is evc-r meaner, and can but bring upon Mr Voorhees the contempt cf honest men Quoting further from the speech, w find that Mr. Voorhees said : "The Democratic platform recognizee t'leir (Democratic legislators') right tc act according to their sense of duty when the time comes, and to favor 01 opposo the an lend men t at any stiig-J But, if the amendment is agreed to then the Democratic platform calls foi its submission at a time and under cir cumstances wliuh will becuiv a fuJ vole." ISTOTICIl. .ftet April 10th, io Credit le given for ",'nols e-it by ?jwiaf con tract, and in no case longer than 30 days. G. W- McBiliPE. g. w. cotr- r. a. iioor.E. JJOORE & QOLE, Attorneys and Conmcllor.-. St. Helkx, Oregon. Will practice inall the Courts of Oregon and Wathia'toii Territory. vn44 A'TCESTl'DN ! TRAVELEr.S ! SKM08AV; &CLATSKAM1ZI TII2 ELEGANT I,i;AVr;ci MOllJiiiON si ill : . r s ' I .vv-rv a'i; tl-i-.te; li il !:vT e. 6 ohi- V. ('-'aiid y c pt d.) On M.n:-ys m d fVauvs. fo-- SKAMUlCAWA, and Vv i vS.. -sd'ays for CLATSKAN1 R -.ml wavNi-te l il.dinos ; returnirg Tu.:MUiy!-, Thursb' vs 'lt d rh idavs. rSTOZLSa 2 rSEftGnTXlTCf CO., - - C. IH KEAU, Presitb nt. A; 3- FosrEK, Si-c. and Tri-a4. 5ii44 NOTICi: FOB Pl'BLICATIOX. Land OrncK at Vancoi-vei!. V. T. . .1 unc S jSs.. Xe'ice is heretiy riven that the foil w i:i-n.ti.K-d settler has Jiled n .iee of his iuunti .n to make fhi.'.l procf in upirt of his claim, aud that Kai.t nfoof will be miwie before the dud-e ol Uiet'roljaleCoirt at K a! aunt. W. T. Tues lay, July 21st. 1SJ55. vi-: Jnjjoh M. Ives, lloim-stea Application No. i'CAl foi the Whst 4 t Nerth F;a.-t i aui K. oi .'. W . I ot .-?ec. -.0, ly. S 2V. It. II- lien -.mcs th i following witnoscs to prove h.t con'dnaoui rtoidcace uih,n, and cultivaihm ol sa: t land, viz: ' . John A vies, ff Carr oU'-on YV. T. II! it. Uarvcr, of V. .Stoddard,.- 'f - , M illiaui Crawford, of " " FKUD. YV. SPARLING, EegisUr Iiiternatioiial - Cornrr Third and E Streets, PORTLAND, - - OREGON. Our fjttiiiUos are such that we defy competition. Tl.i is tlit-1 utf- b:. an most rfSjctaLly i:cit Hotel in the .Northwtst. Beard and Lodging 81.00 per day. MEALS, 2" CTS., LODfJIN'G, 23 & 50 CTS- FREE BUSS TO AND FROM THE HOUSE. tcTSo Cl.iuf se Kn pi ycbCl E. LIW STO:, Proprietor. O C1A.K, n . t vfn4 1 Tv'oticD for Publication. Land Okkice vr VAseorvnn, W. T, May 12, 18KJ. ( Xotioc is hereby y;ivcn thai, tin' follow in. iiamul uttt crhiis iinlice of his intention to make thuil j. roof ui mj pmt of his claim, and that Kail l rui.f w ill Je luaiU' bt fre the J m lire of the I'ruliate Court, ut Kulaina. W. T., en :S:.t unlay, .)tm.: -7, JS.S",, viz.: II. my AlL n, iiomt--xteui. -Application ?j.'. :'JlU. for the east half of northeast fourth of stcti: 11 14, tuv.nsi.io 8 iiotth, r;ne 1 we-t. He naiia-sthe Wlowhr,' wiiiirsst-s t prove his continuous rwsiJeiice upon, and cultivation rf, sx'ui km 1, iz: V. Lane. T., of C'arrolUoii, V. T.; B. Ij. f.anc, of ( arroitoti, W. T,; J.itii.s Haiitingtun, of fair illtoii, V . T.; John Ihrry of Carro;! ton, NN'. T. FKKD. W. SrAl'.LING, Kt-jjister. U. S. Land OiScs. OHEGON CITY, OIIEGOX. Apri!21 1835. Francis P. 1 in-gan madeCimh Kntrv 1S. "0-1J, Auir. 17, lsxtof the N. W. i of Sec. 22. T. i .N. o YV. mid-r the Act of .lime 3, 1S7S. a levins hat thelaml if chul'y valual.lefor :t timber, and mi .tfor eoltiva i-n; that the application to pur chase .-aid laud vva U"t mad for nit-ca!ali-n, out ior his own use and la-ueht. an I that h: had n teivd into m a-ret im nt. thuclly or indirectly, i.y which, the title v. Inch he miht aeijure to said .aiid Ir m the Ujvtiuisu.it lui.ht in are to any th r person. i n dauy 15, 15.-1 :'-jtc:al AcntJaiiH-s A. Mc (iliiicl, it irted to the Ihn. C'.iiuiiiionT of she V. H. tJtiitral 1 ami ( llice at Washington. I. (V, that: he had made a personal e..uih!iati' n of ha. ' entry and found that the tame was made lor speculative purposes, the t-r.tryman huiimr mai'te it at the iastjnceof or.e J.Ir. K. A. .Ii.n-sof I'oit und, trep n, who acted for the Coluuil ii Flume and laimher C' nipaiiy an I obtained tiie t s iu.ony of the i:ms3.ii n pr of, S. ii. Cnu d.e of ,-t. lleh-ns, and JNavhan N ichoia of C'lat'? auie, Oregon; an I that the iand, although heav ily timlieiid. does li"t belong t-t theclusn of lulul.s .-iil'j-.ct to fale under said Act, bt c;;ii-; whtn c eared. lan ;s of the saim. kind in the . ioinity are ptodi ctive and adapted to fai'iuin an t dai- yincr urpos--H. Tlie Hi.n. C nmsi.vi nor of the Central Lan -t tlice has, therefin-0. intra -tetltbe l.e;.'ister an I U'eiver of this oiiic, to order a heaiiiv-t witla view to the fin d cUtermina' ion of the facts in tlie case. Ia accr.l.nc m itli s;.id iustructi i'.!i. sjoh hea-ia; is or Itred to be a I ac this oih je on vVtdn -lay. -Iti'y S, lSfCi at 10 o'cl. ck A. M., an I ti.e sat i Francis i. I intvan and any and all pei s-ms iu interest are hereliy citml tv appear at this oitice on -ai i da.v at t8 I time, an I res-inrnd an I furnish tc-thm ny concerning fsai I ntry. An I if the taid hrancis P. Finetfau-or any party ill iaijrest, ohall fail t appear at this olhcss at sii tiuij, said entry wiH tn tln il.y caiu-elkd. 1.. T. l;Ain. i.K'st.-r. J. fi. riLiUUKY, lteceiver. !200,000?i" rtrSESTS CITF.X A Sell-t H C Ills ui9 and bv maii you will X tt- liEK : pbCK.t,e of p'-iinls of lare va.ue, hat will H'iart you in work ti.at v. i I a; dice bi-111.4 you in money faster than at; thin eise ii.mei iea. AU about the fcJt-O.t'OO in .K.s nts vi.h , i,c!t box. Agents want.-d every w her. , of cither stx, of alla.es. for all the time, or pae time ouTy. to wii k for i.s at their own hones. For tun s foi all Morkci.s abs4:lntely assuitd. l'on'l del..;.', it. Hallet c: Co . Poi-tai.d. J.Iaine. tOjanly ' , SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Oregon 1 County of Columbia ) s s. liy v'rtnif adeotceAn l on'er of sa'e is-ia d out of the Circuit Court f the State of Oregon for the County of Coh nd ia ti mi cdricteil, in favor of ."S. A. Mihs and uas-.tst 1-ainett l'o j "-, I'n.ily 1 vo- -nd ;le i'-owmanf t th- a im of --is l.tmd ed ei ty s.X an 1 .27($OC. 27) ..-..iaia in U. . ti.;-i 1 C-.ia ; 11,1 intcir.-tb iiua-.iti at one per Ciht per i:n mil freoii the 7th. day of May, .". and the 'further sum of rif'.y S"0.00) Hiillursiisatt'irnovHtee. also the sum if forty live and .iO d-l!:trs c ists and ac cruiuc 'si, c 'ii'-ii finding mc to m iki- i;e ! th fo'llowin ite.sciiljid real propvity to wi:: 1 he v.ut'l est (ptari.r the houth on quarter A the Sout h Kast iiue quarter f tn - Ninth West one quarur, li iu S cii in fifteen (lo); and also the Noit!nne h.a.f of die .North est one quaritr of Stction 1 wtnty-tuo (22), all of the said above desC:b-ed real tstut" situate iu T'-wi.sbi; Three () .North ..f i;:.nu;e Tw.-(2) W . ...1 the i 1. .Meridian, Mid 0 iiitaiuiuli'tOacr s of lan.l moreor lss, accoroin0r it iovei noieiit survey too ther with the tetie iiunts, here'btatiiin s ; 11 1 appurUnnnct s tlieri A.n o beh lii". or in aliv v. i-t appertaining, a 1 oiiu situate in Coiuiot ia county, .State 01 Ore--t'li. 'I duly lev iil upon sid I premises on the jytu. !ay of . ay, ls". Now in pursuant'.-of said 1 tree Mid ld r of 8a!e, 1 vi.l oil -aturd.iy in-.- 27th. day of J i n -, 1J5, at the hour if ne o'clock i'. .i. of .h 1 iLiy at the Court ousii don in sai I coutry ;m i sale ell the almve-il- -scnT.etl real property at public audi ill to the oih. st 1 i 1 ter theretor for cish to -i.ai.-fy s-id deciee and order ol s.de, intettsl and costs. UaUd .vdav.'JUUi.-lS.V T. C.'YY.Vl'lS, Shtrlil of Columbia County. Oregon.. voii43u.h;'J U. S. Land Orncr, Oit"0- Citt, Os., ) ' May S. lis.',. i Comr!aint havinic H-en cr;terid .-.I tl.is o:lioe ly I'cter J. tirth ajj.vii:r.t I'eier Kitr ainl nif.iiii.it his hei:-s tor VianJoiniig his liO'.iesieail i.try :o. l.(Ci, ltel March is-:l, u,n the nortiieasl i,'iirter, bee; ton 4. tov.n rfiiil 8 nuri'ti, ras.i;e v' ues-t, in 'o.niiiiii.i .ounty, Or- pii. -.viih a it- to eauci ll.iiuu oi s ;iJ entry; the .iil i'-r-ties are herchv siiiiiinoin-l to apiear i-t this oii.ee on the int U iv ".it June. 1-'jj, at lo oe! U :t. m.. to re-.joou-.l anJ luri.ua t. stuuotiy cotie. i s -id all jftJ ahaiiJcliluesit. L. i- U-'vlH-'. iUi-5-or. Coxsotio.vTi:r Notice fob rvBLiCATiox. Land Office at Vancocvfu. Y". T. . Aj.rii 2U. lfx.. N'o'ice is hrrtby tiv n that 'the follow in,'-nam- d settlers liav'e nb l n -lice of tlnir inini ti n to make final proof in support of ti ir claims, and that Sai l proof wid he ma 'e before the-Ju!;e of the l'io!ate t.'ourt, ai Kalanu, Wa-h. Ter. on Tues lay. .Jura 'Jth. 1SS ., vi.: Henry Oxman, Ho:n stead A;,lic t:i m No. foVth- .North Kast i of -V ith lias, i ant Lot 1 of S c.So and Nosth W. J .f N.uth West i and L its 1 ami 2 of Sic. . Tp. t N. i. 4 W . and names the following wi uessis to prove his continuous re-i'leice upon. Mid c iltivation ot, nai I land, viz: hied. C. chainhoist, Jem tJ. YVi -st, Henry Sheiman, ami Chi Utiaii truck lUeier. all of Oak Point, Cowlitz Co. YV . T. . Je n ti. YViest, ltoiuitead Applica ion No. 271. for the No th Kast ) of .s.-c. 2l. Tp. t N. K. 2 YV., au I names the- lolluwinjr witn es s to Iro.'e his con' isiaous rei h-nci uMn. and culti vation of, sai l laud, viz.- Hnry Oxuian, trvti. C. Fclia'rnhurst, Henry Sherman, ant Christian "Strucknitier. all of Uafc Point, CnwhtzCi YS .T. FKEO. A . .sPAKLINU, KegUter. OFFICE. OTIF.HOX CITY. ORKGON, April 21 188.1. E. C. Mastenmade Cash Entry No. 2C38, Auj. 16 18 of the S. YV. i of Sec. 32, T. 6 N. ti. 3 Y . under the Act of June 3, 1878, aliening tbat the land is chiefly vabiaole tor it timber, and unfit for cu.tivati n; that the application to purchase s ill land was not made for speculation, but f r his own u-eand benefit, and that hehal enttred into n areniient, dirtctlv or. indirectly, v which, the title which' he mi-ht cquiie to naiJ land frnu the Goveriinuut might nure to any other crson. On J any 22, lS84Sixcial Agent James A. Mc Corn ick, reported to the Hon. Commissioner of the IT. S. (ieneral LamrO.iice af "A ashintti-iu l. C, that:hehal made a jersonal examination f said entry and found that the same was made at the inslano f ne Dr. E. A. Jones who v as ac tively tnyaed in obtaining land for the 1 la bia Pji.n e ar.d l.in.ltr ( iii p ty n.u that the proofs of the entry man' witnesse. John H. Fricrsi-n and Nathan Nichols of Clatskanie, Ore gon, were obtained by said .bines; and that the Inn I, although heavily timbered, does n t lielon to tiH- class of knds subject t. .de tin ler said Act, beeausL h n chared, lands of the ume kind in th vicinity are productive and ailapted to fiirmiri" ftntl il:4ii i:i OiiriifiSt'S. i he III -n. Commissioner of the General Land Office, has, therefore, instructed the Uei.iter and Receiver of this office, to order a heat im,' with a vie v t- the lhial detenninat of the fuct inthc case. In accordance w'oh said instructions, such heaiing is ordered tu Iw Lad nt this ott.ee on Monday, J.ily , lT) at 10 ociot'-s A. M., and t.he sai l i). C. MasUU or ny part in inter est are hereby ci'ed to appear at this otnee on said day at, said time,, bail entry will be finally cancelled. L. T. P. AKIN Knrf'-tM-. J. G. 1'ILiSBUi.V Peteiver. . v5n"gml 2 U. S. LAND OFFICE. Ol'mON CITY, OHEGONf. April 21 1SR5. William J. YValfceriur.de Cash Fntrv No. 209S, Oct. 10 lS3of.tho S. YV; T "f Sec. 25. T. fi N. !.'. .1 Y. under the Act of June 3, 187S. alitK'ns that the land is chiefly v.Juahle for i s tiutln-r, and unfit for cu!tivati n; that the application to pin chase said land was not made for speculation, but for his own use and benefit, an I that lie had . rtert-il into no agreement, ilirectly or indi; ctly. by winch, tho title which h miirht aciuiie to said laud fn m the Goveiumeiit 4iiiht ir.ure to am ill her person. On Jan'y 17, 1HS4 Special Agmt, Jaint4 A. McCormick, reported t.the Hon. Coromissionei of the U. S. General Iind Oifice j.t W asmuttm. I. C, that: he had made a personal examination of said entry and found that the ntryman's proofs Were obtained b the Columbia t limie and laimiier tJoniiany, the wunes.se in.111 -lol.n i. Mahar and Alexander M. lta-ly f I'ortland. Orison; i n I that the land, although havily timiietci I, does n it belong to the class of Ian-in subjtctto sale tinder said Act, because whtn cleared, lands of the name kind in the vicinity are productive and adapted tu farming and dai rying purposes. T;e lion. Commission?r of the General Land Otlice, hps, therefore, instructed the Kegisttr and ilecttverof this ortice, to t-rdtr a hearing with a view to ti.e final determina'i. n of the fact sin the case. In accordance with s-dd in struct ions, such heaiin.' is ordered to b hal at tlas otlice on Friday. July 10, l.So at 10 o'clock A. M.. ami the said Y illiani J. YValker anl any and ail persons in interest are hereby citei to a 'ear a.t tin." entice in said ilay at Said tmv-, nd respond and furnish testiioe.nv cone- rnin saidtmrv. And if the said V. il-i.wii J. Y''aiitr or nnv- party in in' erest, i-hall fxil to appear at this office at iid tiaie, ?aiJ tntry will be finally Cancelled. L. T. P.ATiTN, TJrei-Ur. J. G. PILSliL'iiY, iUcviver. v'nrOtrl U. S. LAUD OFFICE. OREGON CITY, OREGON, April 22. l' Napiii-eoa HornU.ia male Cash Kntrv 2110, N. v. 3. lsii of tho N K. i of rW-JS, T Ii, N. it. 3 YV. un.ler the Act of Jnn; 3. 1J7 Ircing that the land is chh fly va.nV le fori; tirn'-er, and unfit tor cultivati.-n; fha the i'.pi.'i eation to iu chase s.iid land w;-.s not ri!e i -s;t eolation, but for his orvn i.sau I btn-.-i.r, 'at! that he had .entered into no atfteel.-o I t, diiff-llv or indirectly, by which, the title whi.h miii.:': t ncqiiue to said laud from the Goveimut nt u.iy, . inure to ai y other pers';n. On Jan'y 17. Xr4 pt-ci.-vl Ager.t, Jamrs A McConi.ick, repoit-d to the Hon. Ci:id.iioe r.. of thel:. ti. General Jind tlrticeatYVit-hin.r: i. !., that: he hadmp.dea personal exmin iti'.c of said trv and found that h? sione was ma-'. for speciilattve .ui-(s ses. Ih.i tutrynun V v.:f date of application a m.-mber ( the Colur.t jk l-'lume and Lumber Coiu; my of IV- t'nd. u--'ii, vi:c'i comi:iny obtaim-1 th tcsiiiioaiy t his wiine-ses, Jo! a 15. .Mai.ar and Al&'i .r Ni I -ia i-:' I'orttand. Oregon; :m I that tins Jaud, al:hot-,oh heavily tiiiiliertd, d.ies ni-tb.-h-ng tori c'ass of lands subject to a!e under said act, be cto's - wh- ii cleai e l lan.'. of t;it -nine kind ::i ti e vicinity ;iro productive :.nd a.laptei.1 to f;.ii:: . and dairx in-.; purports. The H-n. Comud-si. nfr of the Genera Laud Otiice. has. therefole, his ructet th llepi-ti r and l!cCiier i.f this oflice. t order a hetn-. v.itb r. view to the final di termination of the facfuir. t ca e. In a.ccorlance wit h Said instruct ion-, su n hearing Li ordered to be had at this ortice en .Mon day J line S. lSi-3at 10 o'clock A. .M.. and ths.i.! Nap'-leon I lornnteiu an-l any an I all pi-rson in inU-rvst are hen by t-ited to a .pear at thi ' on said day at said time, and respond j.rJ furo ish -.stimoiiv c..no'.ining sail intry. Anil if thcftiM N a pole, n Ho.r.st. in ir any party in tenst, shail fiiil to r.ppear at this ori ce at s.iia time, said vntrv will f.e finally car.otl'.ed. i Ij. T. t.AlilN, Ktgister. J.G. PlLSUUJiYi J.eceivcr. vrnml ' U. S. Land Office Oil EGO CITY'.OPEGON", Ap:il21, lrs.',, alter P. J-ms I made Cash Entry No. 211S, N. ' . la 1SST of the N. E. i oi Sec. C, T P. 3 YV. under the Aft of Jviie 3, P"7o, mhing tlia O -laud is chiefly vahiabis for i's timber, an I tin'' t f..r en!; ivail-n; that thu appiicaii n to pinch:;-. Miid land was u.itmaile tor sjiccuiatii ii. but for 1 i own t;s-j and l nefit. and tbat be had ei.tc-r -J info nt agreement, ilinctly or iudirec.iy, by which, the tit!e which he might acquir! to s:d ! land Ir mj th the Goveinmtn. inttht in.;:t; t, any oth ?Jjitis-.n. n .JMiTy 7 14 Sf.eclal Agnt, Jams A. ,Y'c Ciuinick, rejM-rted to the Ib n. C'i'.iiniiiini.r the 1". IS. tltnetal l and Ol.'.ce r.t cshirgf. n, 1. C. that: he hail ma-i'-a personal examiti it i of sai I iii.f.v an I foun I that the same was ni..i! for specula' ive purposv-s. tin? entrjman Iu inv: T date ol his application a member of t!u- Cohiini .. Hume and Lumbir ty'ij:iany of Piirt'an I, tJie gon. which c uiipHuy ohtaind the t-s iui'mv lit lyman'n witnes.s, .Jobu li. Mahal xn I A!. an U-r .i . l-r.idy f I'ortland. On-gmi; and '.hi: t tie hind, ah hough heai iiy tiiiilreil ilxs n -t belong to the c a s or" lan Is s iliject to sale i n i-r said act, because w In n cleared, lan Is of thei-.ai::r kin ! in the vicinity are pr.hic:iie an I a-.'ai tv.il to farming an I viair;. ing purpos. s. 'the lion. Commissioner of the General Lan! Oifice. has, tlnrefore, instructed the l!tgii.r an-l Uec.iviT of tliisort.ee, to older a biaiiri.': v. Mi a view to the riual determination ..f tte facta in the case In ace '"dance v i h sai I iu-triioti-iiis, such healing ii oi.irred to !- fiad nt this oiLce mi Fi i "ay, iiiie 2!J, bs."i at 1(5 oV-.ock A.M., and the s.iid a.ter P. Jones and any an I ail pel sous in interest are hereby cit-d to ap pear t tlh.i o.i.c.: on H..i I 1 iy at sai l liuu, and Kspi-nd and fiiinish tisiiiu- iiy c ncelt.ing sid entry. And if the sai I alter J ms or any paily i-i imti'i st, .h:td fail toajipt ar at tins .,-, c-.-at said time, said entry will be rma ly cancvlhd. L. T. MAIi N, l.e-'isttr. J.G. PlL-SLl'ltY, Pegisur. XTT TVTin' re money t! ar at anything -sAtl i,y tjvkttiaii agency for tiie b tit a-. I lingb.Mikout. Hejiiuners succeed gran iiy. None fail. Terms free. ilAi.i.h.iT 1-OjX Jo., 1'oitland, .Maine. (OJanly . V. S. Land Office Ohrox Citv, Orkooh. A pi ii 10, 1.SH.Y. Coinplaint hav ing been entered at thi Odic Irt-Henry !S. Y ilc ix against Andrew 15. YWt for abaudonins his 1 1 ome-tcad Pntry N. 203!, dated Aug. 2t'th, 184. Usm the West J of N. v , i Section i.4, Tp. 7 North, lvan,;e 2 West, in Columbia County, . Oregon, with a viow to the cancellation of said tntrv ; the said artie are hereby suiumoived to app-ar before the Coun ty Clerk of Columbia County, at St. Helen, Oregon on the Cth. dnyof MayUS5, at 10 o'clock to.. Mj to resiMnd and turnish testimony concern ing said alleged abandonment. L. T. BAFvIN. EesUter. T5nC8a2 U. S. LAND TJ; S, Land Office. ORKGO'5 CITY, OltXGOjr Iprll 21tt. 1U9. Irwia II. Tall marfe Cash F.Btry N. 2039. AuKnst 16. tm of th N.E.J See. 28, T. .V. It. 3 YV. YV. M. under th Act f Jus3. 187S, alleeing that the lanJ is chiefly Ta'uahls f.r its iuibrr, and tmf.t for cultivt,tion; tbat th apjili. cation. to purchass snid land wa not mads f . r speculation, but for his own Us and beaCt, and that he had enteid into no agreement, directly or indirectly, by which, the title which lis Blight acquire to said land from the Government nngat inure to any oilier fierson. On January 21, 1K.4, Special Ajenf, James A. McCormick. reiort-d"t ths linn. Commissioner of the V. S. (Jeneral Iand Oics at YYashiagtoa I. C., that: h had mad personal ixamina. tion of said entry, and. and found that ths umt was made fornpculative puri-os, ths entrvir.im ha ing become a ininbrof the "Colombia t liioi an I Lumber Company," two days after his appli cation to enter anl before entry; and s:d i Com pany having obtained the testimony of his w-it-nei-t-, John P. Alahir, and Alexander M. Pra dy. of J'ortlan-1. Oregon, an I that the land, al though heavily timlrwl, does, not belong to tti class of lauds subject to sale tinder said act, be. caus. whtn chared lands of ths ram kind in t he vicinity are productive and adopted to fann ing an i dairying purposes. J n said repoit it is stated that Taffe deeded tfcs land ta Joseph i'j Smith, vi rortlan I, Oregon, sut ejunt to entry, in pursuance of an arc. ment t ittered into between them prior to nrtry. The Hon. Con miss oner of the Geaeral iand Officr, has, therefore, iiistruct-vl the Kegisttr and Kect-iver of thi oflice, to uder a-ke&rin; w i tli a view to the final determination of th facts in the care. In accordance with said instruct ions, such hearing i ordered to be halat this of fice on Monday, done L'Dob. lHK5at 10 weloc' A. M., a. 1 1 the said Irwin li. TafTe A any and all per. sons in interest are hereby cited o appear at tkii ott.ee .n sai I day at said time, and respond and furnish tsstbnon.v c-ncei ning. sai 1 entry, And if the said Irw in H. Taffe or any paity i i intsr est, shall f til to appear at this oilier at sii tune, said entry will bs.fually cancelled. - L. T. PAK'IN, nrrlsttr. . . J. G. PiLSliUrjY fUci.r. y.)n"9ral u. 8. Land Office- OP.EGON CITY, OREGON, April 21. 1MV Alfred Burr made Ca-h Kntry No. 206, Sept; ltut3 of theN. y . k of 1, T. N. H, 3 under th Act of June 3. allrging that tl land is chieHy valuable for i' 9 tiinlur, ami nnt.t. for cdtivation; that tfie application to purchass sxid Ian I was n t made for speculation, but for bis own use and benefit, and that h h; d entered into i aureemtnt, ilirectly or indirectly, by which, the title which he might ac p.ire to suit land from the Cuvernoj.at niiht inure to asy other prsfln, On Jan'y 11, 13S4 Special Apni, .Tames A. McC rmick, reported to the Hon. Commi ioiirr of the U. S. Gereri.1 Lan I 'flics at l ahiiu;t.B, I). C. that, he had made a peiso&al exondnati -n of said entry Mid louu I th.-t the same was naiids - , for SjiecuUiive purpaaes, tlie entrynieti being mt date of lis applu- at ion a member ef ths Columbia' Flume and Lumber Company of Pottiaud, Ore gon, w hich company -bt;.inid the testiun my of h b v. L nesj-ii, JohuB. Aialiar and Alexin ! M. 1-nvly of Poitland. Oregon; and that the land, although heavily timbtrsd, ilt net beirng t the c!m nf lands subject to sale und.-r said act, liecause vhm chared, lands of th fcu:e Uru in rh.- vicinity are productive and adapted tu ars-' ing ami daiiying urjuiati. The Hon. Commissi. Br of ths General Iii.d Offce, bus, therefore, instrustkd 5h ' rg.tte and Ihc-ivr- of t v tier a hearing vith a vi.wtiti.e tuaitr. r. r;unti.. of 111 fact i'n ti. . cicS. In vcor'la:' t i:Lv.i'1 im.tiuctioa, auci bealin-; IM ol.i.lrd la V. fed -n'. -'., en . YVtsh-.'. Jv.i P-2". a; liv'C c A. 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Mahia aitvt A.t xhtidcrYf. l.r. ilvof Por'itr. t, I rij-. n; s i.d tli.ttb r.nd, aithoivh heviiy t huU. ltd, d-v n r.it beh tot I. cl.-vss of iri-'s i'l.i.jeci. to s'( nn i r aai I Act, he-i-ai:s- when cb r.rcd, lan Is f.f th.' vmo kStvl, itl the v i- iriit y ami prod.-c'.ive aul adap'.t I t j Iaru in,' and dairy irg purjsniei. The Hfii. (.mi n.i.-siiner rf Ihe Ctntral I and 0;::c", las, tl.-rt!iie, isati tided the l.tir Pecei'er of this oil ce. to r iet a h- aiin it!i vie to the I uI detei ni-nation of the f. iu ti cajie. In acc-oidanci: wilh aiU :nstii' t lis suvh htaiim; is oulertiN-d to le bad at tl:it.ctn Mcndav, June 22, Itf-o at 10 o'c tk A. i nd the s.d.1 Claitnca P. l .ij.-i f-s.nd ui i r a 1 1 er sji is in iidttist are beuly c:ttl to 1 1 jsrai .t this oir.ee n sai 1 day at said time, :ui I lionih tts'imi iiy e. iict-iring said entry. Ami.. it lb Bai l Clarvnce P. l.iggi or any j aity in intern, nhitll fail ti ft ( ear at this o!l ce at said time, said entry w ill bo finally cancelled. L. T. PAR IN", Rfftbtrr. J. G. PILSPUPY, I oe!ve, . r hi..- .