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SATURDAY.
...JULY 29. 1899
" 2!H4T HOOD RIVER CASE.
The Hood River Glaoler in attempt
ing to correct statements made in-, the
Times-Mduntaitaeer regarding the case
of the Hood River Lumbering Co. vs.
Wasco county, leaves the matter in a
very confused manner, and if not cor.
rected would leave a misconception
on tha minds of its readers. Io fact
. the Glacier- seems to not understand
the Btatuts of the case, or the matter
In controversy between the county
and the lumbering company. It says
An article in The Dalles Times-
Mountaineer of July 13th, in which
the county court is criticised for the
expense incurred in the suit of Wasco
County vs. The Hood Rivar Lumber
ing Co., makes a number of statements
that are very misleading to the people
of Wasco county who are not acquaint-
ed with tha facta in the matter. The
county court instituted -condemnation
proceedings to make Hood river a pub
lic highway not for the benefit of any
private individual or for any corpora
tion but for the interest of the people
of Hood River and the county in gen
eral, in order that any person or set of
persons might improve the river lor
the floating of logs and lumber, and
that mills and factories might be cstab
lished here. ' The parties who had con
trol of the river under a lease made no
attempt to imp-ove the stream, and
their lease prevented others from doing
so. It certainly ought to be the duty
of the county court to grant citizens
an open river, free for the use of any
one." ,
The facts are that nobody has a
lease of Hood river now nor was there
anv lease in force at the time the
county court sought, by order, to con
demn certain .property belonging to
the Hood River Lumbering Ci. A
lease was . granted that comjany on
January 16. 1896, however, one pro
vision of the lease was that a bond
should be executed by the company for
the performance of certain require
ments to make the lease binding. No
hond was ever filed with the county
court bv the company, therefore the
lease was. void, and when the condem
nation order was issued by the county
court, the r'ver was free for the use or
any and all persons. What the county,
court sought to do was to condemn
certain lands belonging to the Hood
River Lumbering Company adjacent
to the stream, that were said to be
necessary for making a highway oi the
river. .
The Hood River Lumbering 3om
pany never had a valid lease to Hood
river, from the fact that it had never
filed a bond or cumplied with any pert
of its contract with the county, there
fore the river Is now and has ever been
open to the use of. all. That It be
made a public highway could not bene
fit .any. great number of taxpayers in
Wasco county.-' In fact, the Lost Lake
Lumbering Company, which has built
a large mill at the mouth of the river,
is about'- the only party that could be
benefited by the river being opened
for the floating of timber. If that
company desired the river deicared a
public highway, it was its privilege to
apply to the county court for a lease
thereof, under the provision of the
act of February 25, 1889. and to then
proceed to condemn- private property
by due process of law, for Its use and
benefit In making the river a public
highway.
This company being the one to re
deye the benefits of the use of the
river Is the party that should have
born the expense of the condemnatory
proceedings. It Is not the province
of the taxoayers generally or at least
should not be, to improve rivers or
build roads for the use of a few Indi
viduals or for a single corporation.
Things that cannot be of utility to the
general public should not be paid for
out of public funds. Hood river, as a
public highway for the floating of tim
ber, cannot be used except by a few
individuals, perhaps one company,
therefore it should not be Improved at
public expense, nor should the ex
pense of attempting to condemn pri
vate property along Its banks, for this
purpose, have been borne by the tax-
Lpayers of the county.
BRYAN. ON THE PHILIPPINES.
W m. J. Byran attended a democratic
meeting in Chicago, and when called
1 upon to express his views on our
obligations in the Philippines said:
"First There are but two sources
of government force and consent.
' The monarchies are founded upon
force; republics upon consent.
"Second The Declaration of Inde
- pendence asserts that all governments
derive their just powers from the con
sent of the governed.
"Third If the Declaration of Inde
pendence is correct, we cannot right
fully accquire title to the Philippine
Islands by conquest or . by purchase
from an alien monarch to whose re
- bellions subjects we ourselves furnish
ed arms.
"Fourth If the Filipinos are and of
right ought to be free, they should be
' immediately assured of our nation's
intention to give them independence
I as soon as a stable government can be
established.
"Fifth The Filipinos having fallen
into our hands by accldent of war,
- should be dealt with according to
, American ' principles and nut only
be given Independence, but protected
" from outside interference while they
; work out their own deatiny."
CRITICISM A DUTY.
The Oregonian is being severely de
nounced by ft number oi niae Douna
nanan hmnte o( its crltl-
Ycism. of the national administration,
I whereas It should receive their com-'
jmendatlon. Because the Oregonian
espouses the principles of the re
innhlican party is no reason why It
should endorse every act of a republi
can administration, wnetner ngnt or
i wrong- Diu it ao so woum uwumo
tool of the party, na i mnueoce
or good would vanish.
To criticise the acts of public of
ficials is not only the privilege but the
duty of every paper. By so doing It
my wield ft beneficial Influence, but
"by covering up wrongful acts, and st
apling to Justify everything done by
pficlal because toe otmjum snaoces
to be of the same political faith as the
paper, does an injustice to the public.
If the administration of national,
atate, county or municipal affairs is
corrupt, Is controlled by scheming
politicians, or is wasteful of public
fund, it. becomes the duty of all papers
that would wield a good influence to
Inform their readers of such short
comings. Honeut criticism has a ten
dency to make honest officials, whereas
blind endorsement of every act of
official tends to breed dishonesty.
The officer who enter upon the
duties of his Doiiioo ' with the
knowledge that his acts, if not.
strictly honest, will be- endorsed
and defended by the press of his party,
is liable to become corrupt, but, if he
knows he will be held accountable, and
whatever be does will be held up to
public gaze, he -will be- a better and
more faithful public servant.
It is sucb criticism as has been pub
lished in the Oregonian that has caused
the retirement of Alger -and will hold
the national administration in check.
Bad not such as the Oregonian and
other republican papers demanded a
reform in the war department, Alger
would still be at its head. And were
it not for the fear of such criticism,
there is no telling to what extent
politicianj would be able to control
the administration.
FORMOSA AND LUZON.
A Japanese statesman, Mr. Kentaro
Kaneko, who is now in this country,
having come here to receive a degree
from Harvard University, of which in
stitution he is a graduate, has given
an interview upon ' the subject of the
war la the Philippines which contains
a few points of more than ordinary
Interest. He believes that the Ameri
cans, with their characteristic self
reliance and practical energy, have
bee j a little too precipitant io the
measures they have taken in the Phil
ippines and have hot sufficiently stud
led the experience of other nations.
Japan, he says, made the same mis
stake in Formosa when that island fell
into her hands after the war with
China, and It has been very costly.
Mr. Kaneko says Japan's policy in
Formosa went through three distinct
stages. First, commissioners were
sent to the natives and assured them
that there was no intention to inter
fere with their religion, customs or
institutions further than giving them
an orderly government, but the na
tives placed no confidence In the Jap
anese, and this policy failed. The
recourse was arms, and a vigorous. wr
of conquest followed. Formosans did
just what the Filipinos are doing.
They fought and ran away. They
could not btand before the Japanese in
battle, and were routed again and
again. ' VBut," says Mr. Kaneko, "it
was only like brushing away flies with
the hand to see the swarm reunite.
The experience proved too costly in
men and money for the meager results
attained.' - . -
Then came the third experiment
tried by Japan. The defensive atti
tude was assumed, the towns taken
were garrisoned and no attempt was
made-to overrun the country district?.
But by degrees trade sprang up be
tween the strongholds and ton sur
rounding country; the peopie became
acquainted with the Japanese and be
gan to like their ways, and to want to
be annexed. Village after village was
taken in, and the lines of occupation
extended as fast as the people were
ready for it. This last policy, Mr.
Kaneko says, is proving successful.
and in ten or twenty years Japan will
have advanced in this way over, the
whole of the island and will have par.-.
tially civilized it. . '
Cabinet changes.
When El ihu Root takes bis seat in
President McKlnley's - official house
hold there will oe bu three of the
original cabinet in office Secretaries
Gage, Long and Wilson. During the
past two and one half years there have
been more changes in the cabinet
than has been customary during an
entire- presidential term, which ap
pears as if the president either made
grave mistakes In selecting his first
advisors, or found companions who
were uncongenial. ,
The first change in the cabinet was
the elevation of Judge McKenna. of
California, who was his attorney-gen
eral, to the supreme bench, against
the protest of leading lawyers all oyer
the country, and John W. Griggs was
selected to fill the vacancy. Next
Jonn Sherman, of Ohio, found the
duties of the secretary of state's office
disagreeable, and gs.ve way to make
a place for Assistant Secretary Day,
and be in ' turn gave way to Mr. Hay,
that he might be recalled from Eng
land. The early retirement of Mr.
Sherman was anticipated when he was
appointed, for he was only made sec
retary of state in order to give Mark
Hanna a place in the United States
senate, and nobody expected him to
remain at the bead of the state depart
ment longer than was necessary to
satisfy the ambition of the Ohio boss
Postmaster-General Gray's health
failed him more than a year ago ana
he returned to Maryland, leaving a
vacancy to be filled by Charles Emory
Smith, of Pennsylvania, who had done
herculean work in '96, and to whom
the administration owed a debt of
gratitude. Then Mr. Bliss discovered
bis business in New York demanded
his attention more than did the duties
of the office of secretary of the interior
and Mr. Hitchcock? ex ambassador to
Russia, was appointed to the interior
department.
THIS TRAGEDY IN ALASKA.
Here a little and there a little, every
week aud almost every day, we hear
something of the horrors of prospect
ors' life in Alaska. Some are drowned,
others-starve; other are.frozen to death.
One company is lost and never heard
from agair; another is down with the
scurvy, and despairingly facing a hor
rible death. And thousands, yet well
and strong, are broke, and know , not
where to turn in the great, inhospit
able land to secure a share of the gold
they sought, nor bow to get back to
home, comfort and civilization.
This Is the briefest and faintest sum
mary of the great tragedy that for two
years has been enacted in the Northern
interior. Gold was and is there; and
a few obtain enough to pay for the
time, trouble, effort, hardship, priva
tion and suffering expended In obtain
ing it; but most of the goldseekers are
helpless victims of the grim tragedy's
relentless unfolding. Portland Tele
gram. Admiral Dewey has accepted the in
vitation of Mayor Van Wyck to be the
guest of New York city on hie return
to America. The admiral states be
expects to arrive at New York about
October 1, and then will be the biggest
celebration the metropolis has ever
bad.
. JLBOVt ROADS. :
While The Dalles is discussing
means for improving Its trade and
building up business, the matter of
good ' road s ' lead i n g i ritO t b e " i n ter i or
should cot be overlooked. They "will
do more to increase the mercantile and
shipping business than anything else,
and as these are our principal inter
ests, they are indeed worthy of foster
ing. While there are comparatively
good roads leading to most parts of
Wasco couoty they are susciptable of
improvement and should receive the
attention of those who are to be
benefitted by the trade which may be
induced to come here. But better
roads leading into Crook, Sherman,
Grant, Gilliam and Klickitat counties
are of greater '' importance to The
Dalles at this' time, for by them new
trade can be secured and old trade re
gained. A road that is of more im
portance than all others is one leading
into Crook county, that will be free,
f ir the payment of tolls is ever a draw
back to travel. It is said hy those
who have passed over the country to
the south that a practicable route can
bs had across Deschutes river at the
o'd Maupio ferry, then up the river to
the mouth of Trout creek and on to
Prlneville, that would reduce the dis
tance between the latter place and The
Dalles 20 miles, also that the bills on
this route are not nearly so steep as
those on the road now traveled. This
road it is-said can be built for not to
exceed $3,000 and a bridge across the
river could be constructed for $1500 or
$2000, which would bring the entire
improvement within $5000. -
If these statements are correct The
Dalles can well afford to subscribe a
liberal amount, toward the road, while
the bridge should be built by ' the
county, for it would accomodate all
those residing in the country south
and east of Deschutes river. Such a
road would insure nearly all the trade
from Cr6ok county coming hero, since
The Dalles would then be as near
Prineville as is Moro, which is likely
to be the terminus of the Columbia
Southern for some time, and if the
producers of Crook county can reach
The Dalles over a free road with no
longer distance to travel than they
can reach any other point, they will
always come here because of the
cheaper transportation, better ware
house facilities and higher market frr
' their products. The trade of Crook
county is valuable to The Dalles, and
is worth putting forth an effort to re
tain, for without It our. shipping In
terests and the business of our mer
chants would be greatly curtailed.
Improved roads leading into the
southern part of Gilliam county would
have a tendency to draw -all the wool
business of Wheeler county and the
southern part of Gilliam this way, and
some of the wheat from the southern
part of Sherman would find its way to
The Dalles if better facilities for travel
were offered. The trade of Klickitat
Is also ours if the people of that county
are given an opportunity to come here
with heavily loaded teams. The Lyle
Goldendale -railroad is yet a matter of
conjecture, and will likely not be built
for mtny years if the necessity for it is
averted by the construction of good
wagon roads into the. country it is in
tended to tap. What The Dalles greatly
needs today is good roads leading into
all the sections mentioned above, and
It can well afford to subscribe money
for their construction.-."
Governor Geer is being petitioned to
pardon James Lee., who has been sen
tenced to three years .In the peniten
tiary for a criminal assault upon a girl.
The petition is signed by eleven of .
the jurors, and it ; sets . up the fact
that "Lee, at the time of the com
mission of the alleged crime, . was a
mere boy, under 16 years of age; the
evidence was not very strong, and the
defendant was not closely identified.'.'
If the statements setup in the petition,
are true, the jurors who found the boy
guilty must have had little retard for
their oath, and committed a crime by
returning a verdicV on evidence that
was "not very strong" and In a case
where the "defendant was not clearly
Identified." There is a lame place in
the law that allows jurors to find such
verdicts and then attempt to undo their
wot k by petitioning the governor to
pardon the party convicted. There
ought to be some provision for giving
such jurors a short term of punishment.
Some papers are continuing to criti
cise .the Oregon soldiers for having
selected San Francisco as the point of
mustering out, but it is very likely
those who are condemming them, If
If they had been in the boys' shoes,
would have done the same thing. A
trip of thirty days in a transport is
none too pleasant, and no doubt the
soldiers' greatest desire was to get on
land ar the first point reached, in
order that they might find more com
fort. Then the offer of travel pay was
an inducement,' which frail humanity
could not refuse. The soldiers htd
done their duty and had rendered a
service that was a credit to the state,
and nobody should complain of them
for heing in a hurry to end their serv
ice and at the same time get a little
extra pay. While all Oregonians
would have preferred that the regi
ment come home as a body, yet we
who had not undergone the hardships
they, endured have no right to crltl
else them for not coming home to be
discharged. ,-.
' Robert G. lngersoll was "called" and
went with a promptness to "the other
world" that saved him the mortifica
tion oi lying on a aeatn Dea and re
ceiving the prayers of certain people
who have vivid imaginations of the
fate in store for him. It Is to be hoped
that in years to come no ranting evan
gelist will declare that lngersoll left
this world In horrible agony of death
aad its fullfilment, as Is often done in
connection with the death of Tomas
Paine. Death to one man is about
we same as ..to another and means
about as much. . The law of nature is
no respector of persons. Its penalties
fall upon the. just and the unjust, and
a guilty conscience is its own accuser.
The man who expects to be rewarded
in the future life for being good in the
present life is a tougher sinner than
Bob lngersoll ever was. East Ore
gonian.
The fate of Clara Fitch, the girl who
was strangled in one oi .Portland's
lonely parks, should serye as a warn
ing to parents to exercise more care
over their girls, to know where they
are after dark, and to be more cautious
in selecting their associates. The fact
that the girl's parents had forbid her
keeping company with McDaniel
proved insufficient. It was their duty
to see that she did not go with him and
also to have prevented clandestine
meetings.
Haw Ar Tmif KMacys t
Dr. Hobtw' Broruru Pill core mil kidney 111. Sto-
pi Ira. A44. BtcrUos Bemadf Co, Chicago or M. X.
TAX SALE
For the Year 1897.
By virtue of a warrant issued by the
clerk of the county court of the county
of Wasco, for the state of Oregon, dated
the 17th day of June, 1899, to nie di
rected, commanding me to levy on the
goods and chattels of the delinquent
tax-payers for said county, for the year
1897, thereto attached, and if . none be
found, then upon the real property as
set forth and described in the said de
linquent tax roll, or so'lnucb. thereof as
shall satisfy . the amount of taxes
charged therein, together with the coats
and expenses, I will, on
M nday, the 14:h day of August, 1899
at the front door of the court house in
said county, at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, sell at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder for
cash, subject for redemption, to satisfy
said warrant, cost and accruing costs,
the hereinafter described pieces or par
cels of land, having duly levied upon
said pieces or parcels of land and being
unable to find any goods or chattels be
longing to the respective delinquents
therein named.
Dated at Dalles City, Oregon, July 14,
1899.
ROBERT KELLY,
Sheriff Wasco County, Oregon.
Abraham, Rose; lot 22, blk 3, H -
RPark f
0 54
Abraham, Sarah ; lot 23, blk 3, H
R Park
Alcorn, Ida V ; lot 40, blk 1, H R
Park "..
Allen. Cvnthia C ; lot 13, blk 3, H
RPark...
Alexander, George W ; sw qr, sec
28, 5 b, 12 e, 160 a
Allison, Charles; lot 4, blk 34
Gates' ad to Dalles City 20 70
Alcorn, W A ; lot 44, blk 1, H R
Park
Ainsworth, L B ; lot 9, blk 1. H R
Park
Anderson, W A; lots 13 and 14,
blk 6, Erwin and Watson's 2nd
adHR
Arbuckle, W H ; personal property
Asher, Adella; lot 17, blk 10, Er
win & Watson's 1st ad to H R..
Bachelor, Mrs. Wm H ; s hf of s hf
sec 10, 2 n, 11 e, and n hf, nw qr
and sw qr. nw qrand nw qr, sw
qr, sec 16, 2 n, 11 e, d20a..
24 64
Bail, Frank ; 20 a, in sec 17, 2 n,
10 e. .
Baker. W J; seqr of ne qr. and
commencing sw corner of se qr
nw qr sec 2, 2n, 10 e, thence e,
68 70 rods ; thence n 91 rods to
line of Benson's D L C; w-
2 70
68.70 rod" ; s to beginning all in
- sec 2, 2 n. 10 e, oil a
30 25
Baldwin, Charles M ; sw qr sec 34
2n, 15 e, 160 a
Baldwin, J O ; commencing nw cor
of Main and Union sta ; tbence
n 1.0 feet; thence w 100 feet;
thence s 120 ft; thence e 100 ft
to beginning, all in blk e, Trev
8 80
ad tol U
31 05
Bargainmin, B D: lot 20, blk 10,
Erwin and Watson's 1st ad-
' dition to Hood River
Barnhart, Mary; lot 1, blk 11,
Bigeiow's bluff . addition to D
. City
Bart, F B ; lots 39 and 40. blk 7,
E& W lstadtoH R.
30
2 69
1 20
7 75
Bennett, J T, lot '4, blk 11, B ad
to Antelope
Benson,-TC; personal.
11 00
Billings, A B; personal property
Birgfeld, Laura E f a hf of ne qr
2 40
and n at oise qrseczu, t s, ie,
160 a.
10 60
Birgfeld, Otto ; personal property 21 70
Blake & Osbnrn ; n hf of s hf of n
w qrof sw qr sec 11, 2 n, 10 e
10 a 1 35
Blanchet, FN; a 60 ft of lots 1 and
. 2, blk 6, Trevett's ad to D C . . . 27 60
Boor man, Wm; commencing s w
corner of 8 w qr of se qr of sec 3 '
2 n, 10 e, thence w 20 rods ; :
thence n 80 ; thence e 20 rods ;
s 80 rods, 10 a
8 30
Blumauer. S ; lots G H J K and L,
blk 15, Military ad to V U
13 80
Bordie, Joseph ; lots 1, 2 and 6,
blkl.Belvue ad D C .....
Botsford, Florence ; lots 19 and 20,
blk 3, Erwin & Watson's 1st ad
H R
Boyd, N H; lots 25 and 26, blk 1,
Erwin & Watson's 1st ad H R.
2 07
60
60
18 63
Briggs, Mrs M E ; personal prop
Brock, Anna J; com 40 rods n of
center of sec 13, 2 n, 10 e; thence
n 20 rods ; thence e 80 rods ;
thence s 20 rods ; thence w 80
- rods; 10a ...
14 00
Brown, Walter J; lots 45, 46, 47,
48, blk 6, Erwin & Watson's 1st
adtoHR
Brown, John ; lota 1, 2, 3, blk 9,
Erwin & Watson's 2nd ad H R.
Brown, George H ; s hf of sw qr
and nw qr of sw qr andsw qr of
nw qr, sec 25, 2 n, 12 e, 160 a..
Bnhlman, John ; personal prop. . '
Buckley, Honors; lot I, blk 76,
Mil ad DC
1 20
3 00
8 64
8 22
5 18
Bunnell, Catherine E ; lots A, B,
C, J, K, L, blk 34, Mil ad D C.. 21
Bunnell, D ; lots E and F, blk 45,
Mil ad DC 2 7
Burlingame, James ; ne qr of sw
qr and n hf of se qr and ne qr of
se qr, sec 94, 4 s, iz e, iou a. . . .
11 49
Baird, Jessie ; lots 3 to 12 incl, blk
3, and lots 1, 2, 3, 10, U, 12 and
part of 7, blk 13, Baird's ad to
Antelope...
Cable, Albert E, lots 5 and 6, blk 6
' Erwin & Watson's 1st ad to H R
4 80
1 20
Campbell, G C; personal prop.. 10 35
Campbell, H G ; nw qr of nw qr,
sec 13, 2 n, 10 e, 40 a
Campbell, Henry H ; lots 3 and 4,
sec 19, 1 s, 11 e, 67 a
Campbell, Myra ; lots 27 and 28,
blk 9. Erwin & Watson's 1st ad
8 40
3 62
to H R 1
20
Campbell, W J; s hf of sw qr of
nw qr, sec 13, 2 n, 10 e, 20 a. . . .
70
Candiana, C F ; personal prop. . .
Carter, M W; lots 17 and 18, blk,
-7 T?.n.;m Jtr Waonn'a lot aA tt
40
60
H R..
Cascade Water Co ; personal prop
erty
22 00
Cates, D L ; commencing at the
ne cor of lot now owned by
John Catea on the s line of Al
vord avenue ; thence southerly
at right angles to said avenue
to the alley; - thence easterly
along said alley to the w line of
the D L Cof W C and Mary
Laughlin; thence n along said
t line of said land claim to the
s side of Alvord avenue ; thence
w along said avenue to begin-,
ning, all in D C, Wasco Co.,
Oregon . . 2 73
Chambers. W M ; lot 1. being ne
qr of ne qr, sec 26, 3 n, 10 e,
39.90a ... 3 00
Clark, D S ; sw qr se qr sec 21, 2 n
10 e, 40 a... o J
Clark, D A; personal property...
Clai k, Levi ; peasonal property. ..
Clear Lake Lumbering and Irri
7 21
7 42
4 40
6 75
gating Co. ; se qr see 62, 4 s, e,
160 a
Cleavenger, A C ; se of nw qr sec
12, 2n, 10 e, J a. ..i
Coatsworth, Grace, estate of;ne
qrand e nf ot aw qr ana sw qr oi
sw qr and b hf of se qr sec 12, :.
- 1 n, 13 e, also n hf of nw qr sec
: all in I n, 13 e, 379 a 76 74
Coats, Harry C ; se - qr sec 25, 2ri,
-. 8e, 1W) acres....! . ,6 05
-Cockerline, M J ; s hf of se-qr and . .-: .
. s lit ot sw qr oi Sw-qtfsectionriTT
1 s, 143. ion acres,;-. : . . .7. . . . :..:82.84
Coe, H C and 0 L Stranahari,
c-inrnencing at nw corner of n e
. corner of N Coe D L 0 in sec-25,
3 n. io e, thence s to the center
of O R & N Co's right oi way on -
' the west line of 'said D L C .
thence in an easterly direction
following the center line of said . . .
right of way 935 feet, thence n,
30 feet to the north boundary of
said right of way at which point
a stake was set for beginning on
corner; thence n 209 feet; '
. thence e 209 feet ; thence s 209 .
feet : thence w 209 feet to be
ginning. 1 acre........'...".'... 15 75
Clements, Thomas ; sw or sec 20,
1 s, 11 e 160 acres 8 25
Coe, Mrs Kittie: about 30 acres in
e w corner of N Coe D L C. being
an unsold portion of said claim,
sections 35 and 36, 3 n, 10 e, ex
cept 2 acres described in vol
Y of deeds page 156 ; about 25
a in nw cor of N Coe, D L C,
being an unsold portion of said .
claims, sections 25 and 26, 3 n,
10, e lots 6 and 7. blk 2. in
Waucoma : lots 5. 6. 7 and 8 in
blk 22, Hood River proper 96 60
Collins. E J & Co. : personal prop
erty 16 60
Corairri, Louis ; lots F and G blk
76, Mil ad to D C... 13 94
Coon, Jack, (Indian) lots' 1.2, 3,
sec 4, 2 n, 11 e, 122 a 8 96
Cordes, P F ; beginning ne cor sec
27, 3 n, 10 e ; thence e, 5.93 rh
n, 8.62 ch to bluff; w along bluff
to w line of sec 27: thence s to ,
beginning, 3 a 3 90
Crabtree, D P: nw sec 35. 4 s. 13
e, 160 a ;,. 8 48
Crawford. S E : lots 1 and 2. blk 6
Erwin & Watson's 2d ad to H R 1 20
Crehan, Wm ; lots 39 and 40, blk
10. Erwin & Watson's 1st ad to
h r ....r. eo
Crocker, A C : lots 19 and 20. blk"7 '
E & W 1st ad to H R: 60
Crossen. LA: lot 1 blk 1 Trevet's
ad to D C. . .v: 31 05
Cram, Albert :n hf "of ne qr. sec
24, 2 n, 12 e, 80 acres 4 32
Cutta, EO: lot 2. sec 33.. 3 n. 9 e '
35 acres 1 12
Carr, Matilda ; lots 18, 19, 22, 23, .
26, 27, 30, 31, 34, 35, 38, 39, 42,
43, 46, 47, blk 4 ; ' lots 35 to
48 inclusive, blk 2 ; lots 3. 6, 7,
10, 11, 14, 15, 18, 19, 22, 23, 26,
. 27, 30, 31, 34, 35, 38, 42, 43, 46. 47,
blk g; lota 13, 16, 17, 20, 21, 24.
37, 40, blk 9 : lots 1 and 2, blk
24; all of blocks 13. 14. 15. 16.
17, 18, 19, 21, 22, all in H R P. . 2 70
Coe, Frank; estate, easternmost -.
one of two springs in sw corner '
of N Coe. D L C sec 35. 3 n. lOe.
one half acre . . . . . i 13 50
Daggett. George; lot F. block 36.
Military ad to D C 1 04
Dalles Commission Co: personal
property '. 34 50
Dalles Cold Storage -and Commis
sion Co ; personal property. ... 20 70
Davenport, Frank ; sear section 32, :
3n,10e, 160 acres... ......... 11 15
Davenport Bros Lumbering Co ;
' n hf of sw qr.sw qr of sw qr, nw
qr of se qr sec 15, 2 n, 9 e, se qr
sec 14, 2 n, 9 e, 320 acres .104 28
Davis, Silas W ; estate of, n bf of .
nw qr, ne qr, and n hf of se qr -sec
14, 2 n, 12 e, 320 a, lot 4,.blk
" 6, D C. .".,.,.,...., 57 76
Dietrich, A? all of blk 10, 3d ad to -
Dufur 9 75
Denton, C W ; D L C No 42: . .: -. 83 61
Derham, Charles; 4 lots in Baird's
. ad to Antelope 3 00
Devin, James ; ne qr of ne qr sec
3, I n, 12 e. 42 a.... ... ..-... 2 53
Dillion, Charles e hf of ne qr sw
of ne qr ne qr of sw qr . sec 22, '
1 n, 14 e, 160 a. ... ... . . .. . .. . . U 44
Dimmick, Ann B ; ne qr sec .33.1 -
n, U e, 120 a... 8 ti
Dodson , Joh n ; personal prop . . . .; 3 SO
Dowell, Frank D ; lots 3, 4, 5, 6, .
blk 7, E and W 1st ad to H R 2 70
Drake,' R G; lot 48, blk 6, E and -'
W2dad to H R... V 68
Durbin, Sophia riots 47 and 48,blk I
i, su tuiu vi bv aura u xbj ...
Edwards, EHward pw qr,.of,flw: : ' '. ...
qr sec 4, n nf of ne qr sec a, auro
in l.s, 13 e, 120 a.,.......,".... 11 56
Edwards, Julia, se or of se or. sec -.
33, 1 n, 13 e, 40 acres - 3 30
Elliott, J M ; se qr sec 7, 2 n, 12 e,
160 acres .........At. 11 34
End, W E; personal property'.;.'.', . X .77
Erwin, Robert, lots 4, 5, 36, 43, 45,
46. blk 9 : all of blks 2 and 3. E
&W2ndadto H E 3 90
Erwin. Jane A: all unsold lots in:
E & W 1st ad to HR 3 00
Everett. Abbie L : lots 5 and 6 blk
5, E & W 2nd ad to H R. . . . r:t 1 20
Falkner Marcellus; lot 5 blk-1
D C ...v. ...... 4 20
Feak, Edward ; n hf of se qr otne
,qr sec 13, 2 n, 10 e, 2 acres. . .. 4 20
Feak, James E: nf of nw qr of .
se qr sec 2 n, 10 e, 30 acres. . . 6 30
Feldhansen, Peter; commencing . -at
se corner of nw qr nf sw ' qr ;
thence n 70 rods ; thence e 40.' : -rods;
thence S 30 rods; theijee1'5. '"
e 30 rods, thence 40 rods, w 70 '
rods to beginning, sec 1, 2 n, v
10 e...... ....:..,'.; 6 75
Ferguson, Luke ; beginning at a
point where the w line of Laugh- '
- Jin's D L C intersects the n line
of Alvord ave in Neyce & Gib-; '"
son's ad to D C, Or, thence n
66 deg w, along the n line of Al-
uord avenue 81 feet; thence n, ' .
32 deg 30 min e, 108 feet to the; ; ' . '
s line of Fulton's ad to DC;
thence s 66 deg e, along the s
. line of Fulton's ad to D C to the '
west line of Laughlin's D L p "
to beginning 13 80
Fewel, Edward ; commencing 9 68 .
ch w of ne cor Benson's 1) L. U .
thence n 7 ch ; thence w 8.81 ch; "
. thence s 7 ch ; thence e 8.81 ch
to beginning in sec 35, 3 n. 10. e. '
. 6a 4 00
Fisher .George A ; lots A.B.C.D.E.
F, blk 112, Mil ad to D C . .... ' 2 07
Fisher. J W ; undivided hf of lots "
G,H,I, blk 12; undivided hf in-
terestin lots A,B,C,D,E, Ft blk'i:
35 ; nndivided hf interest in,lots-.
- K,L blk 8 all in Mil ad toDC. 2 94
Fisher, Joseph ; lot 11, blk 8, Big
adtoD C ..i..; . 2 69
Fisher,-J W r trustee,' lots' 4, 5, 6, ;
blk 21; Gites ad to D v.. . . . .'. 43 13
Fitch, J C; lots 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, ou
48, blk 6, E andW"ad to H'!-
Fitzgerald . Wm ; lots 31, 32, blk;"
9,Eand W adtoHR J 20
Falkman, J; lots 13, 161 17, 20.
21, blk 8, H R Park. . . . . , . r 1 35
Foreman, W H; personal prop,.. 3 31
Fowler, W H ; lot 2, blk 4, N and
G ad to D C and also a strip of
land 12 ft in width and running
the entire length of same, lot 2 '
and immediately on the e side
thereof-. 37 95
Fredenberg, A ; ne qr of ne qr.sec
28. 1 n. 10 e, s hi ot se qr, se qr
of sw qr, sec 21, 1 n, 10 e, 70 a.. 11 20
Fresie. August H ; lota 15, 18, 19.
blk 2, H R Pk 1 35
Friendly. Seymour ; lota 39 and 40 .
blk 3, rwin x watson s mhk i zo
Friendt. Columbus ; lota 4 and 5,
blk 4, uaira s aa to Anteiope. . . l zo
Frost, Edward C; beginning ne cr -
of se qr ot ne qr sec 34, 6a, lu e,
thence w 20 rods, thence 8 40 rda
lees 30 feet, thence e 20 rods,
the n 40 rods less 30 feet to be
ginning, 5 a..... 6 53
Gamble, WB; s hfofswqr, nw .
nw or of sw qr, sw qr oi nw qr.
sec 36, 1 s, 8 e, 160 a 6 60
Garretson, Mrs E H ; per prop. . . 9 66
Gates, N H; lota 9 and 10, blk 1,
Thorn ad u, u, uncuviaea nt ot
lot G, H, I, blk 12, undivided hf
of lota A . B, C, D, E, F, blk 35,
nndivided hf lots K and L, blk
38, all in Mil ad DC........... 10 84
Gates & Rock Creeg Ditch Co,
personal property. 4 73
Gaunt, D B ; personal property. . . 40 67
Geary, Richard; lot D blk 77,-
69
5 93
12 75
16 4r
5 60
Glazier, I L ; personal prop ......
Gleason, Kdwanl ; lot 4 and 9 blk
13, Baird's ad Antelope
Goodwin. Win: s hf of nw qr. ne
g'r of nw qr. jhf qr of neqr see
27, In, 13 e: 16i)a. .'.........:..
Granger .Hall ; pet prop.
Grant, Allen: e hf of nwqr, nw qr
of sw qr sec 27, s hf of sw qr
Fee Ifi, s hf of ne qr n w qr of ne
. qr ne qr of sw qr sec 18, all in 8
s, 17 e, and w hf sw qr ne qr of
sw qr n w qr of se qr sec 6, 8 s,
18e, o-'U a
27 76
Green. J M ; e hf of e hf sec 9,1
8, 8 e, 134 a. .' 6 60
Gross, Charles, per prop 18 25
Hamilton, James ; lot not platted
in town of Antelope 2 25
Hand, E E ;lots 5, 9, 10, 17blk 12,
Thorn ad to D C 8 85
Harris, G W; personal prop 6 35
Hartley and Hanna, per prop. ...... 7 50
Havnea, Joseph ; w hf of ne qr, e -
hf of nw qrsec 18, 2 s, 15 e, 160 a 18 41
Haynes, Lenore ; w hf of blk 5, 2d
ad to Dufur. 9 75
Henkle, FM ; com 40 rds. n of
center of sec thence n 20 rds,
thence e 80 rds, thence s 20 rda
thence w 80 rds, sec 13, 2 n, 10
a.. 8 10
Henneghan, T M ; per prop. .... 4 08
Hcnrichson, C H ; commencing n
e cor of sec 12, thence e 114 ft;
thence s 521 ft : thence w 114 ft;
thence n to beginning; all in
Atwell's D L C sec 12, 2 n, 7 e
1 a 11 00
Henry, G R ; nw qr of nw qr, sec
15, 7 s, 16 e, 40a 1 20
Herrick Cannery ; per prop 51 75
Hinman. E S ; 50 ft by 100 ft in
sw cor of blk 5, 1st ad to Dufur 9 13
Hinman, E T; per prop 9 75
Holmes, W H; ne qrsec 10, R s, 13
e, ieoa
Hopkins, Charlotte; ' ' all blk 6,
Pleasant; View.' ................
Haska, Mary ; s hf of se qr sec 17,
. 2 n 12 e, 80 a. . . . . . .... . . . .
Howe, Fred ; lots 3 and 4, blk 19,
H R proper...,.; . . .' .
10 78
2 40
6 48
14 50
Howe, Joel T; e hf of .'sw qr, sw
qr of sw qr, e hf of nw qr of. sw
qr, s hi of se qr, nw qr of se qr
sea 13, 2 n, 9 e, 260 a
13 64
1 20
Howe, J A ; personal property. . .
Howells, Mrs R S ; e hf of e hf of
nw qr of nw qr sec 10, 2 n, 10 e,
10 a...
Hoyt, John S ; w hf of se qr, e hf
of sw qr sec 11, 1 n, 12 e, 160 a. .
5 40
7 04
Humason, N and J G Wilson ;
- 18x50 feet in ne corner of lot 4,
being 18 feet on Mam street, all
in blk 2DC
3 45
Hurst, U J ; sw qr sec 22, 1 n, 15 e,
160 acres.
.. 14 36
Hyde, Edward ; lota 3 and 4, blk 5
H R
Ingalls, Eliza ; lot 7, blk 6, Winan's
adtoHR
ingalls, Mrs J W ; nw qr of sw qr
sec 4, 2 n, 10 e, 40 acres
Isenberg, A K .estate of ;.n of se
qrof ne qr, sec 10, 2 n, 10 e, 28 a
Isenberg, F H, s hf of ne qr of ne
qr sec 10, 2 n, 10 e, 20 acres. . . .
1 50
1 20
6 08
4 57
3 03
Jacobsen Book & Music Co, per
' sonal property
66 24
Jeffreys, Thomas ; commencing
171.20 rods w and 69.30 rods n of
- se corner of ne qr ; thence n 23.10
rods; thence e 48,49 rods;
. thence s 23.10 rods ; thence w
48.49 rods to beginning, see 2, 2
n,lue, 7 acres.....
Jenkins, John W, s hf of nw qr of
sw qr sec 3, 2 n, 10 e, 20 acres ;
also 10 acres in n"parttf nw qr
of sw qr sec 11, 2n, lOe, also lots
6, 10, 11, 12, blk 22 Biglow's bluff
4 20
ad to D (J. .
19 42
Jensen, Neils C; lot K, blk 74,
Military addition to I) V. ..... .
Johnson, Mary E; lots H,I, J, blk
. 82 mil ad to D C
Jones, Burns; commencing 80. rds
w of i post between, sec 34, 35
thence w 40 rds, thence n 40 rds,
: tbence e 40 rds, thence e 40 rds
! to beginning, sec 34, 3 n, lOe,
10 a; also lots 3, 4, sec 35, 3 n 9
e,.... .........
Jones, Cordelia ; e bf of bw qr sec
31, 6s, loe, lot 3, se qr hf nw qr
6, 6s, loe, 177 a. ..v. .
Jones, J F; per prop.; ;;;.......
'Jones, Leonard C; lots 5, 5, 7, 8, 9,
.- blk 1 ;4ota 17, 48,- 7,8, 9, 10, 11,
! 12, 16, blk 2 ; all blks 3, 4, 6, 6,
3 45
3 90
6 60
2 32
7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12, 13, all in Idle-
wilde &d to n 4.
.. 15 00
Jones, Seth E ; lots B and C. blk
106, mil ad to DC......
Kaelbauer, Antony ; lot 7, blk 2
Thorn ad to D C 1
Kallich, M L ; lot 4, sec 27, 3 n, 10
e, 30 a
Kelly, J K; ail of original Big D
LC, not embraced in plot of
Big bluff ad to D C, sec 1, 1 n,
13 e, 38 a ; lot 7 8 blk A Big ad
to DC; undivided i of blk 48,'
49, 60; lot 14. blk 2, lot 9, blk 8,
low 1 and 2 to 11 inclusive, blk
9, lots 1, 2, 7, 8, blk 12; lots 4,
5, 6, U, blk 23 ; lots 3, 4, 6, 6, 7,
11, 12, blk 26 ; lots 2, 3, 4, 7, to
12 inclusive, blk 27 ; lots 7 to 12
inclusive, blk -Ji) ; lots 1, 4, 7, 10,
blk 30 ; lots 3, t, 9, 12, block 31 ;
lots 1.2, 11. 12, blk 32, all in
68
2 95
2 70
Big bluff ad to D C. 115 93
Kelsay , D A ; et al, se qr ne qr sec
1 n, 12 e, 40a
Kelsav. W S : ne a r sec 28. 5 8. 16
e, 160 a. 20 69
Kendall. Wesley L ; se qr of sw qr
. set 2, 1 n, 12 e, 40 a ........ 2 64
Kennedy. Frances : lota D.G. H.I.J
blk U4 mil ad to D C 2 07
Kimberland. Marv : lots C.D.I.J
blk 19, mil ad to D C 7 42
King, Libbie ; lot 5 and 2 feet on
w side of 6 blk 4. Laughlin's blf
adtoDC 8 63
Kline, Mrs 8 IE ; lot 10, blk 1, DC 27 61
Klindt, Fred J; lot A, blk 106, -
MiladDC 52
Knnbel. Thomas': ne or sec 20. 1 n
13 e. 160a 13 39
Koen, Michael ; beginning 18.39
chains w of ne eor, thence n
10.50 chains, thence w 7.22 chns
' thence s 4.94 chains, thence w
4.18 chains, thence s 9.09 chains
thence e 4.10 chains, thence s
60 chains, thence e 6.74 chains,
thence n 10.48 chains to begin
ning, all in Benson'a D L C sec
2. an. 10 e. 18 a...v. 17 60
Kramer. Henrv: lots D. E. F. blk
23, Mil adDC 9 63
Kreft Paul ; lot A, blk 64. Mil ad
Krause, Ernest W, estate of ; sw
or. s hf of se or. sec 20. 2 n. 15 e
240 a.......; 15 18
Labbe, Paul; lota 25, 26,27,28, blk
10. Erwin & Watson's 1st ad to
H R.. 2 40
Ladd & Wood: toll road and bride
to Cloud Cap Inn, incldg Inn.. 22 00
Ladow. Frank K and Mary M ; .
lot B blk 15, Mil ad DC 6 90
Larsen. E 8 : 20 feet e side lot 9,
blk 1, Laughlin's adDC. 3 45
Lanz. Albert: n hf of nw or sec 9.
In. 12 e, 80a o zs
Lewis & Mosier, personal prop. . . 18 60
Libby, Charles H ; lots 27 to 32
inclusive, Dik i ; lot zz, die 4,
all in Erwin & Watson's 1st ad
to H R : 4 80
Liberati. Elese : lot 2. sec 26. 3n
10 e, 40 a 3 00
Liebe, Harry C; personal prop... 24 67
Lindsay, Mrs N E ; ne qr sec 18, 2
n,10e,except l i a sold to Arthur
J Rogers, 147 a 10 94
Lockwood. W F : se or of ne or sec
S3. 1 n, 13 e, 40a 4 95
Logan, Frankie A; 10 feet off w
side lot 1 1 , ana lu teet on e siae
lot 12. all in block 1. Laughlin'B
adDC 3 45
Loy, George E ; all of se qr of nw
or lying n ana w o: nooa iwver.
sec 14, 2 nr 10 e, 10 acres. 2 35
Luchsinger, A ; Lot 10 blk 21
Laughlin's ad to Dalles City... 17 25
Lynch, Peter; Lots 29, 30, 31, 32
oik 7 mrwin en watson's isaa to
Hood River 2 40
Lyte, James K, Lot 6 blk 44
Uate's aa to uaiies tjity i.
Mann, D W; Lota A, B, C blk 40
Military ad to Uaiies uity mvn
Mil ad DC
Marsch, Rudolph : Lot 3 sec 26, 3
n 10 e, 39 9H acre 3 00
Marx, Daniel; Lota 1. 2, 7, 8 blk 4
laughlin's ad to Antelope. .... 9 45
Maupin, C P: 1 acre, in nw cor of
tew qr sec- 32,. 7 a. 17 e. . .-.-. .r:f "7- 50
Meek; jiK;o half jso qr sec IS, 2
: n 12, 80 acres : .:-.,..- $-85
Maloney, Dennic ; ne qr se qr sec
36. 2 n 12 e, 40 acres 3 52
Melrlrum, John W; w half ne qr
sec 6, 4 s 9 e, 80 acres 3 24
Michell. Sarah; : Small tract, in .
Federal St. fronting on Fulton st,
lota 3, 10 blk 3 Bigeiow's ad to
Dalles City, lot 1 blk 7 Bigeiow's '
ad to Dalles City 104 88
Michell, Wm; undivided lot
3 sec 36, 2 n 13 e, undivided
lota 1, 2 sec 20, 2 n 14 e. 66
acres 23 28
Miller. J G ; personal property. . . 17 25
Mitchell. Lncv A : sw ar sec 10. 1 s
lie, 160 acres 9 45
Mosbns, Wm. estate of: lot 4 blk
6 Dalles City . 69 00
Monroe. Isabel : 25 a of e side of
w hf of sw qr sec 2, 2 n 10 e. . . . 12 15
Moody, Myra L ; commencing at
an oak tree at top of bluff on
sonth side of Columbia river,
thence s 96 rods to corner be
tween sec 34 and 27, thence w
61 rods, 13 feet, thence n 30
rods and 3 ft. thence w 15 rods
and 12 ft, thence n to blnff,
thence e to beginning, less por-
tion sold to Let tie J. Perry.
Volume W, page 555. Also
fractional nej of swj, seJi of
swT. all in sec 37. 3 n. 10 e. 8
acres 46 40
Moonev. E C : lots 7. 8. 9. block 5.
Wsu'coma add to Hood River.. 10 75
Moonev. Jessie - K : commencing
3.50 chains s of hi post, between
sec 35 and 36, 3 n, 10 e, thence
s 5.70 chs. thence w 4.25 chs.
thence n 5.70 chs. thence e 4.25
chs to beginning ; 2 acres 8 40
Moore. Mrs Alvira J : lot 4 and
eU of 5. block 20. Gate's addi
tion to Dalles City.....'. 35 TO
Moore, H' E'; personal property. . 1 81
Moorehead, H J ; per property. . 6 67
Morehand. J C; nndivided 1-6 of '
fractional n hf of ne qr, sec 4, 1
n, 13e,12 a.....:.. 13 28
More. J W; s hf of a hf of nw qr
of sw qrsec 11, 2 n, 10 e, 10 a... 135
Morgan, Clarence: beginning 5.98
chains w, and 17 chains n of ne
cor Benson's D L C, thence n
5.43 chains, thence w 8.81 chns,
thence s 5.43 chain, gience e
8.81 chains to beginning, all in
sec 35, 3 n, 10 e, 5 a
Morris, David ; lot 3, blk 11, Thm
adDC.............:.:......,.
Mosier. Dollie C : e hf of w hf
of Richard Marshall's D L
C, 2 and 3 n,12e. 80a.......
Mt Hood Stage & Livery Co ; per
sonal prop
Mnlholland, WE; se qr ne qr sw
4 00
4 69
6 82
18 00
qr, n hf se qr sw qr, sec 38, 2 n,
10 e ;
14 96
McCaffery, John : lota 3 and 4, nw
. qr of se qr, sec 36, 2 n, 9 e, 120 a
McCormack & Mundy ; ne qr of
nw qr sec 7, 2 n 8 e, lot 3 sec 6,
2 n 8e, 82 a...
McCoy, D R: personal property ; . .
McCoy, Geo W ; w hf of ne qr se
qr of ne qr ne qr of se qr sec 18,
5 S, 12 e, 160 acres; also se qr sec
5, 2 n, 9 e, 160 acres.
McDonald, John: personal prop
erty 8 80
24 75
3 75
14 08
23 00
McDonald, Ronald; personal prop
erty
.. 3
31
McFarland, Mrs Ida; commenc
.. ing 350 feet e of nw corner of sec
3, 2 n, 10 e; thence e , 12 rods;
thence e 40 rods; thence w 12
rods: thence n 40 rods to begin
ning, 3 acres 5 07
McGrail, P J; ne qr of sec 8; also
whfofwhfsec 9. all in 2 s.
14 e. 320 acres. ............ . 32 88
McGuire. Margaret : lot B blk 29
Mil ad to Dalles City.
. .... 1 04
Mclntosth. Geo W: sw ar sec 21.
2s 14 e, 160 a li oo
Mcintosh, Geo W; w or of sw qr
sec 12, 2 n 10, 40 a o 70
McKinnon."John M: nw ar 'of he
ar sec 26. 8 19 e. 40 a 2 20
f .T -wl . A f unii .TnoAnh Hfft.
Jacbern; all or but 7-, racknurst a uo
McRae. Alexander: s W of aw - 2-
ot sec 36, 3 n, 8 e; 80 acre 4 48
McRevnolds. Jacob'! ne t of section
o, i b, io e; loo acres.-;;. i.ioee
Nace, Seraphine, n t of se i, sw i
oi se . ne ot s w t sec 22. -J s.
13 e; 160 acres.. v ; is 76
Nelson. James: sw M sec 4. 1 a 12
e; ito acres v vn
Newstadter, Leopold, w i of nw J,
sw s oi se sec 11. a s. 10 e:
320 acres. I... . . .12 88
Newton. E R: lots 3 and 10, block
4, laughlin's add to Antelope. . o 00
Nolan. Catharine A: lot D. blk 68.
Millitarv add to Dalles (Jity... ss
Norman, Mrs Grace;-e t of w i
see 17. 3 s, 13 e, 320 acres 10 00
North. Henrv: lota 44. 45. 48. blk
. , n f TT 1- . AO
, ikxxi m ver, rar. 1 uo
Orchard, Mary J; commencing 30
ft w and 00 rods a 01 nw corner
of Wilson lot, thence w 13 rods,
thence 11 12J4 rods, thence e 13
rods, thence 8 12) rods to be
ginning: all in Sim's D L C. No
39, 1 n, 13 e.. 6 18
Oiler, Mrs Mattie;.ne J sec 12, 1 n,
9 e. 160 acres: lota 1. 2. 3. block
7, town of Winans 7 26
Olinger & Bone; lots 7 and 8, blk
A, 1st add to tiood Kiver 13 00
Ostlnnd. L P: lota A. B. C. block
24, Military add to .Dalles (Jity. 6 90
Ostrander, W H; per property. . . 2 80
Palmer, Prudence C; lots 37, 38.
blk 2. Erwin x Watson s 1st add
to Hood River 1 16
Perkins, George; sei of nw i, sw ;
i of ne i. nw t of se x. ne t ol
sw i, sec 5, 1 s, 10 e; 160 acres. . 10 24
Pen-in, C F; personal property. . . 6 25
Perry, Lettie J; commencing 30 ..
rods w and 10 roas n ot t corner
bet sees 34 and 37, thence w 31
rods 13, ft, thence n 20 rods 3
ft, thence w 15 rods 12 ft, thence "
n 66 mdd to bluff, thence east- .
erly to point 86 rods n of begin-
ning; thence 8 86 rods to begin-
ning. less 7 acres: all in aec 34.
3 n, 10 e; 22 acres 52 20
Phelps, C W; personal property.. 15 94
Phillips. Edwin U: n M of se 1.
sec 17, 2 n, 12 e: eo acres o 40
Pilkington, J. B; commencing 30
rods sot t corner net sees zi
and 34, 3 n, 10 e, thence w 10
rods, thence n 20 rods, thence w
48 rods, tbence n 10 rods,
thence w 16 rods, thence south
10 rods, thence w 18 rods,
thence n 1 rod, thence w 18 .
rods, thence n 9 rods, thence w
5 rods, thence s 20 rods, thence
w 15 rods, . thence - n 3 rods,
thence w 30 rods to section line,
tbence south 143 rods to sw cor- '
ner of nw i, thence e 160 rods,
thence n 130 rods to beginning. 30 16
Pilkington, Mrs L S; fractional
lot 4 and an 01 lotvmk visaird's
ad to Antelope...... 13 50
Pollock. Thomas ; commencing at
se cor of nw qr of sw qr sec 1, z
n 10 e thence n 70 rds, thence w
80 rds. 8 30 rdB, e 40 rds, a 40
rds, e 40 rds to beginning : 3 75
Porter. J T : w hf of ne ar se qr of
nw qr sec 27, 0 s 12 e, 120 a. . . . 0 61
Potter, W B; beginning 8.91 chains
e of nw cor of sec, thence e 8.02
chains, thence s 6 6 chains,
thence w 8.02 chains, thence n
6.5 chains to beginning, all in
sec 3, 2nl0, 5 a 2 45
Powell. H L: s hf of se qr nw qr
se qr sec 14, 1 a 12, 120 a 6 62
Powell, Lottie H; all of blk 2 3d
ad to lufur 3 25
Powell, O A; sw qr sec 14, 1 s 12
160a 9 03
Purser, Joseph; e hf oi ne qr sec
3,2 n 10 e, less 1 0 acres described
vol G. narc 690 and 2K acres
sold to I J Nealeigh, 66 ft : 14 "8
Qufnlan, P B ; sw qr of nw qr sec
31, 3 n, 11 e, w a ; aiso lots 1 to
9 inclusive and lots 14 to 26 inc
blk 4. lota 1 to 6 inc blk 6. all in
Waucoma adtoHR 2100
Rath. Peter: lota C. D. blk 104,
Mil adDC... J4 80
Reed & Mimger ; 8 hf bf se qr, e-.
lit olsw qrsec 1, 2 n,- 12 e ... 8 C4
Reeder, J M & G II ; s hf of ne qr
shfof nw qr. sw: 14, s lif of ne -"
qr, nw qr of se qr, ne qr of sw
--qr sec 15, all in 7 s, 16 e, 320 a. . ?5 53
iReynoldsi.Alyira: . lots'j 2, 8, blk
..Reynold ad II K. .'. ......" 3 76
Btcbi-Anha-F;- lots '9 10, 11, li'. '.
and w of lots A, B. C, D, E,
; G, all in the town of Belmont. . 16 53
Riddel), 'George H : s hf sec 2. 1 n
14 e, 320 acres 27 36
Risch, Elizabeth :, lata 7.8, blk 34;
Gates ad D C 5 18
Roberta, Daniel : sw qr of sw ar
sec 16, 1 b, 11 e, 40 a 2 16
Rodenheiser, Wm H : e hf of e hf
sec 6, 1 a, 10 e, 160 a 11 88
Rogers, Bert ; lota 5, 8. blk 7. Bds
ad Antelope - 5 01
Rood. EL; w hf of blk 4. lota 26.
27,28,blk5,E& W's2dadHR 2 45
Rosenthal, L : ne qr sec 27. 1 n.
12 e, 160a, .. :.. 12 00
Rowe, H S ; all of blks 2, 6, 8, 9,
10, lota 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 blk 1. lota
1, 3, 4, 5, 6 blk 3, lot C anH lots
1 to 8 inc blk 4, lots 3 to 10 inc
plk 5, lot E and lots 1 to 8 inc
blk 7, lota 1 to 8 inc blk II, lots
1 to 5 inc blk 12, lota I to 6 inc
blk 13
11 00
Ruff ner, Peter M ; s hf of se qr,
nw qr of se qr, sw qr of ne qr
sec 24, 2 n, 12 e, 160 a
12 00
Runyan, George W; w hf of Tal
bot Lowe D L C No 46, 1 n, 13 e,
160 a, lota A, B, C, D, E, F blk
33, lots G, H, I blk 34,lots G,H,
I blk 84, lots A. B. C, D, I. J,K,
Lblk 100. lota A. B. C. D. E blk
101, all in Mil ad D C 30 76
Rowland, George W; nnd hf tract
in Methodist Mission, C L vol 2 5 91
Senecal. James & Bro; se qr of ne
qr ne qr of se qr sec 8, 2 s 13 e
80a 8 60
Shackelford, Mrs R S: lot 3 blk 6
Dalles City all f blks 43, 44
lota G, H, L J, K; L blk 71. Mil
ad toDC. 76 15
Shackelford, Wm; track in blk 9
Trev ad to D C. decribed in val
F638. n 631. p 308: lots A. B.
C, D, E, blk .25; lots A, B, K.
L, blk 30. all of blks 31. 56; lota
A. B. C. D. E. F. blk 71. lots A.
B. blk 72. lots A. B. C. D. E. F.
blk 82. all in Mil ad to D C. . ... 68 14
Shoemaker. W E; 5 a in ww cor
or se ot nw qr sec iv, 2n, 11 e. ... 70
Shoemaker, J H; per prop. , 8 37
Simonson. A J; per prop 10 46
Slocnm. A K; lots 1. 2. blk 10. and
beginning st sw cor of fractional
blk 10, thence s 1-M) ft, thence e, '
135 ft, thence n 150 ft, 1 hence w
135 ft, all in Parkhurst 6 00
Smart, H C; lot J blk 9 Mil ad to
Dalles City 2 66
Smith, Jasper M; sw of ne J,
se i of nw , ne J of sw i, nw
' i- of se J, sec 9, 1 n, 13 e, less 10 -.
acres sold to John Robinson, et
ox. Volume L, page 268. 150 :
acres 23 60
Snipes, Ben E; Snipes mill site .
described in Vol "D," page 339,
section 4, 1 n, 13 e. 23 60
Snipes & Kinersly Drug Co; per-
. sonal property....... 82 80
Snyder, Susan; nw of nw .
sec 2, 1 n, 12 e; 40 acres 2 64
Sorbin, R L; lot' D blk 7, Cascades 1 64
Spencer, Mrs H; lota D, E, F blk
102, Military ad to Dalles City. 11 73
Spurrier, W E; sw of se less
, block 1, and lota 3, 4, 6 block 2,.
' Belevue addition to Dalles City, '
sec 18. 1 n, 13 e; 38 acres. . . . . ' 8 85
Starts, J G. Estate of; n i of nw '
sec 8, 2 s, 13 e, 80 acres ........ 4 84
Steele, George A; e t of ne i sec 6,
4 s, 9 e; 80 acres 2 70
Steele, F B; personal property ..... 4 30
Sterling. George M; w of ne i, n
of nw i, se of nw J, ne i of
sw Ji, nw Ji of se i, section 7,
In, 13 e; 2:0 acres 20 36
Story, J L; lot 9, blk 22, Bigeiow's
Bluff add to Dalles City........ 173
Stranshan, George F; beginning '
; 80 rods w of se corner of sec 9, '
2 n, 10 e, thence .w 20 -rods, .
thence n 80 rods, thence e 20
rods, thence s 80 rods to begin- .' .
ning; 10 acres....... , 2 89
Sutherland,' James; lot 3 and 26
feet off w side lot 2 and lo feet
off e side of lot 4. all in blk 11.
' DC 34 60
Swagger,' Wm A; 15 acres' in ob-i
. long form beginning at nw cor
- ner section 6, 1 n, 13, e, so as
not to include August Watson's
house i . . ;-. 1 98
Sylvester, Mrs. E G: lot 4. block
. 13, Laughlin's ad to D C. . 27 60
Sing, Gee; personal property. ',.'.' 20 70
Tann a washer, Tom; n hf of sw qr
section 13, 2 n, 11 e, 80 acres. . . 3 85
Taylor, Frank. P; personal prop
erty 8 43
Taylor, James M: lota G H. blk 23.
Military ad to DC; 6 62
Taylor, Lucy J; lota 1 and 2, w hf
of nw qr section 35, 1 n 13 e, 103 a 10 92
Taylor, Q D; s hf of se qr sec 15,
. 2 n, 10 e, 80 acres; s hf of sw qr
of s w qr sec 14, 2 n, 10 e, 20 a,
' commencing 76 7-35 rods 8,' and
64 4-275 rods e of nw corner of
Sim's D L C No 39; thence s 16
rods: thence e 10 rods, thence n
' 16 rods; thence w 10 rods 1 a.... 9 76
Thomas, Polly C; e hf of se qr, sw
' qrof seqr. seqr of sw qrsec 26,
1 n, 13 e, 160 acres...... ...... 12 60
Tucker, George; lot 6, block 5.
Waucoma ad to Hood River. ... 15 00
Turner, Almira L; w hf of ne qr, e
bf of nwqr,sec 28, 1 s 15 e, 160 a 12 32
Turner, Geo; lota H. G blk 70 Mil
ad to Dalles City 63
TJlrich. Katherine; lota S, 4, 5 blk
2 uellvue ad to Dalles Uity. . .
Underhill, James jr: per prop....
Vanestrom. N: se or of ne ar sec
16, 1 n 12 e, 40 a. 2 64
Vorhees, C G; commencing 21.69
chains w of qr cor bet sec tt and
7, 2 n 11 e, thence a 43 rda 191
links, thence e 88 rds 6 links,
thence n 1 rd 233 links, thence
northerly to beginning, 12ta.. 3 50
VanCamp, P J; per prop. S 13
Wallace, Charles; s hf of s hf of
se qr ot ne qr sec 9,2 n 10 e, 10 a 4 38
Wallace, Mrs Sarah; 619 ft front
ing on Main Bt, lota 1, 2 blk 3
and 150 ft bv 200 ft in blk 2
Baird's ad to Antelope.......; 42 00
Wallace, N W; s hf of se qr ne qr
of se qr se qr ot sw qrsec 28. 7 s
17 e, 160 a 13 20
Washington, David; a bf of se ar
sec 12, 1 n, ise, ao a 4 9 60
Watt, Alexander; commencing at
nw cor ol se qr 01 sec 12, 2n, 7e,
thence 10 rds; thence e 32
rds; thence n 10 rds; thence w.
32 rds, 2 a 4 40
Watson. Martha E; lot A blk 36,
mil ad to D C 1 03
Watson, May G; beginning at the
nw cor ot the claim known as
the N Coe DLCSn, lOe, w, m,
and run tbence e 100 ft; thence
8. 308.5 ft to the s line of the
right of way of the OR &N Co
and the V P R C; thence e
following the a line of said right
of way 1930.3 ft; thence s 190.5
ft to the n line of the town of
Waucoma in Wasco Co; thence
a, 87 deg 3 min w, 690 ft; thence
8 780 ft; thence 8, 87 deg 3 min
w 10 ft; thence a 200 ft; thence
b 87 deg 3 min w 300 ft; thence
8 84 deg 37 min w 400 ft; thence
n 86 deg 53 min w 607 ft, to the
claim cor on the w boundary:
thence n, 245.85 ft to claim cor;
thence e, 89.1 ft to claim cor;
thence n, 2014 ft to beginning, "
5269 a 120 00
Watson, T J, Trustee; lots 6, 7, 8,
9, section 26, 3 n, 10 e, except
beginning at nw corner of said
lot 8, sec 26, 3 n, 10 e, the said
initial point being the center of
eaid section, thence 8 159.91 ft,
thence e 1362 ft, thence n 159.91
ft, tbence w 1362 ft; 75.163
acres 6 00
Welch, Clarissa: com'ng 130 26-33
-rods s and 19 27-13 rods east of
n w corner of Sim's D L C, 1 n,
13 e, thence e 20 "rods, tbence
s 1 1 rods: thence w 20 rods.
thence nil rods 25 86
of nor of ne sec 36, 1 n, 12 e;
4 40
West Brothers; per'l property... 8.30' .
.Wheahlon, W 'Lurinda;comiuenc- ''' :
ing 66 feet of nw corner of lot
. 1, blk 6, Nevtk Uibton's ad
. dition to Dalle City, thence w
'. "200 feet, thence a 70 feet, thence
' w to e line ol military, -reserra-
"- 'tion, thence southerly TO ft Yo'h ' '
line of lots purchosetf"byO. D.
: Taylor from - Korfen '-estate, 1.
thence easterly 245 ft to w line
of Xeyce & Gibson's .addition. ,
n 1 30 feet to beginning, being
Sart of lots 1 aiid 3, block 14,
alleCity ,','. 3l .i0 .
Whealdon, N: w hf of se qr e hf of
swsec31, 1 n, 10 e, iti- acres.. 11 24
Wheeler, J H; 3 hf of the follow
ing' tract: commencing at ne cor
ner of se qr of se qr we 27, 3 n,
10 e. thence w 20 rods; thence
s 40 rods: thence e 20 rods;
thence n 40 rods to beginning,
2 acres 1 45
Whitcomb, M J: lot 1 sec 36, 4 n,
11 e 8 69-l.iNMicres...... ....... 65..
Wjckman, R F; neqr of seqr see 7,
1 s, 12 e, 40 .aires.. ....... 3 96
Wickham, J; w.hfotne qr.sec.20 "'
"2n, 10e,80acres. ....... ...... 9 61
Wilder, Laura C; nwqr sec 10,1b, :
12 e, 160 acres , 12 32
Williams, Wra G: lot J, blockjl22,
Military ad to D C. 69
Wilson, J G;' estate of; part of lot
4, blk 2, laughlin's ad to D C,
commencing at nw corner of lot -6,
in said blk; thence w, along
Main st 18 ft; thence s, 60 ft:
thence e, 18 ft to w line of lot 5; ,
thence n, along w line of lot 6 to
lwginuii)g... 1 '73
Wilson, Mrs. R J; lot 7, blk 7,
Bigrlow's ad to D C 4 32
Winans, Audubon; ne qu sec 14, 1
n 9 e, n hf of sw qr, sw qr of
nw qr, sw qr of sw qr sec 18, 1 '
n, 10 e, 320 a, lot 3 blk 2, lot 6
blk 4, Winan's ad to Hood
River ....... ..-28 10
Winans, E T; n hf of n hf sec 9, 1
n9e, 160a...;.. 7 04
Winans, Mattie A; se qr see 13, - -1
n, 9 e; 160 acres. Lots 16 to
24 inclusive, block 26, Winans 8 15.
1 1 luatto, v, xT, go u is. lid 14a A, .
1 n, 9 e, sw qu of se qu, sec 38, 2 : '
n, 6 e: lots I, 1, ... 8, blk 8; lota
1,2, ."S. blk 5: lots 6, 6, 7, 8,
. block : luis 6. 6, 7, 8, block 9;
lot 8, blk 2; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,
blk 8; lota 1,4, 6, 6, 7,8, blk 1;
all in town of Winans 13 35
Wolford Jc Bone; per'l property. . 62 00
Wood, John; ne qr sec 34, 1 n, 15
e; 160 acres...... ' 21 66
Wood, Thomas G; lot B, blk 11,
Military addition to Dalles City ' 1 35
Wood, Wm A; ne qu sec 33, 1 n,
15 e, nwqr sec 34, 1 n, 15 e;
230 acres 29 16
York, H A; lot 3, block 6, second
. addition to Hood river 13 75
Zybach,- John: lot 6, block 2, .
Thompson's addition to Dalles-'
City 3 9.1
Shstiiri AMMimHU.
Berleo, CL;HR Park lots 1.J4.
6,8, blk 4.;... $ 1 19
Engle. J M; E and W 1st ad H R
lots6, 6, blk 2..... 60
Johnston, A W; lots 1, 4, 5, 8,
blk 4 H R Park 1 OA
Sherlock, Samuel; 37 ft off a side
of lot 12 blk 1.... . 6 17
Portland Land, Irrigation' Lum
ber and Fuel Co; 20 miles of ir
rigation ditch including right ' r ''
- of way commencing at head '
waters of Clear creek, running
tbence to termination of said
ditch in Juniper Flat country
in tp 5s. r 13 e W M. Said
ditch Is 8 ft Wide by 4 ft deep.. 242 00
Whitcomb, Bertha and Belle; H
R Park lot 39, blk 3 27
Williams, T F and George; w bf
of ne qr or lots? known a Sal
mon Island, sec 22, 2 n, 7 a..;.
Wlgle, David C; e bf lota 1 and 2
see 11, 1 n, 13 e
Towne, B C; E and W 2d ad H R
lots 1 to 10 inclusive
20.
31 51
1 45
Jones, A B; Wauooma lot 4, blk
3.... 4 75
Derry. E W; E and W 1st ad lots
43,44, blk 2...; 1 20
Carr, Matilda: per prop......... 0 00
Everson, Emma V; E and W 2d
adHR, lota 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, blk
9 1 50
Carr, Matilda; lots 18, 19, 22, 23,
. 26, 27, 30. 31. 34, 35, 38. 39, 42.
43, -46, 47, blk 4, lots 85 to 48
Ino blk 6, lots 2, 3, 6, 7, 10. 11.
14,15, 18, 19, 22,23, 26,27, 34,
35, 38, 39. 42. 43, 46, 47. blk 8,
lots 13, 16, 17, 20, Zl. 24, 37, 40,
blk 9. Full blks 13 to 19 Inc
and 21, 22, 24 H RPark
... 18 90
InYestijratlog- ImmlKnuit 1aw
NEf York, July 25. The subcom
mittee of the industrial commlslou is
in session here to Investigate the Im
migration question. Commissioner of
Immigration Thomas Fltchle, in testi
fying before It, suggested tint the
laws be changed so aa to impo; fine
on any company landing or attempting
to land any passengers suffering front
a contagious disease. ' The commie
sloner said he believed It wou'd be a .
good thing If all the officers of . th ..
department were taken out of the
civil service. : . ' .
Assistant Commlsssoner Edward
McSweeoey recited the difficulties in
enforcing the law regarding the ex
clusion of the various classes of unde
sirable Immigrants. He said that any
allurements offered to any one to come
here to labor, should be deemed suf
ficient to bar the immigrant. Mr,
McSweeney said he believed the time
bad arrived when the laws should ho
revised. '.
.- Killed a Playmmt.
Chicago, July 26. A special to tht
Chronicle ' from Hartford City, Iod.
says; Coroner M. M. Clapper, of thii
city, has Sled with the county cleik
his findings in the inquest on RulyU
Shelby, a 9-year-old Mooteilier buy
who died from tbe effects ol a threeh-
lng.at the hands of four playmates
July 13. The coroner found that death
was due to a blood clot ami inflam
mation of the spinal cord at t he ha
of the brain as the result of the injur
ies. Cliff Hasklns, Orville Bowman,
Herman and will Payne have been un''i '
rested as his murderers.
Boot Calls' oa Algvr
Washington, July 25. Secrery
Alges attended a meeting of tbe cabi
net todsy. Tonight tbe secretary will
leave Washington, to be absent until
August 1, the date when bis resign
tion takes effect. Meiklejooo will oe
acting secretary until that time. Root,
tbe new secretary, called at the war
department toJay and discussed with
Alger matters relating to the depart
ment.
Hoadnras aad Mloararaa..
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, July 25.-.-
Presldent Zelaya, of Nicaragua, has
gone to meet Ueneral Terrencio M
erra. president of the republlo of
Honduras, In the Gulf of Coochagus,
on the coast of Salvador, with tbe ob
ject of making an offensive and de
fensive treaty between Nicaragua
and Honduras.
- General Wheeler FalU.
San Fbancisoo, July 25. The
transport Tartar has sallc 1 for Manila
with a portion of the Nineteenth In
fantry and a number of reorults for
the army in the Philippines. General
Joe Wheeler was.alsq 00 board.
Buaela aad Japna.
PARIS, July 25. The Politique Co
lonial states Russia and Japan are
arming with a view to potslble conflict
lo Core.