"3KZ
ft Oregon Scout
UNION. ORKGOX, HAT. J PLY 10. ixsil.
to aivicktisi;ks.
Tim SHOUT linn n Ifllnli I-iririir (' rri.
Jatlon tluui nny 'nirr In till .section
if tlio Hlntr, ami 1m, tlierTore jno in."
AUVKItTISilNtJ M Kill i; M.
ThU In n Trun StntMiiiit, mill
iiiU1 iifitnllotr it to 1m niietniieil Ijvniiy
ntlirr tmjiur. AiIvcrllHurw will l well
(o mitten n unto of tlilx.
ALU'X LANDLORDISM,
Ala rocont meeting of tlic Indiana
Htatc Federation of Labor, u reholti
lion was adopted calling on tlio Legis
lature to repeal the law nllowlnj aliens
lo hold land witlijn tUo stale. This is
radical inovcmonl, but in tlto right
direction. Tlio conviction that the
ho of a country should not, under any
circumstances, ho alienated from the
citizens of that country, is becoming
more provident everyday. The rapid
ity with which nliens have become
owners of American laud in the past
ten yours lias been sufllcienlly (farm
ing to attract the attention, not only
of laboring men, hut of all classes of
the people. It is the process which
has cursed and blighted Ireland, and
roust blight any stale which adopts it.
Statistics show that the number of
tenant farmers has increased in nlniost
geometrical proportions of late years.
The Indianapolis News estimates that
thero are fifty thousand in that state
lonc, and says that hitherto there has
lieen no attempt to check the process
by which they arc made, Oregon is
comparatively a virgin state, and so
far tlio farms arc mainly in the hands
of the original settlers or their im
mediate descoudents. Hut tlio hli'dit
of alien landlordism has alrpidy ap
pcarcd, and, unless it is checked
promptly, will spread over the htatc
rapidly and prove tins curse that it has
always been whera it has secured a
ilnn hold. Tlio workiugiucu have
shown in the recont election their
political power, but (hoy must sec to
it that their legislators, whom they
havo chosen, and who profess to he
their servants, do their duty and enact
Jaws in harmony with their interests
and for thoir bettor protection. The
action of the Indiana Federation might
Lo adopted with propriety, Tho dis
turbed condition of the labor situation
shows that there must be a general re
form of the whole industrial system
before pinco and stability can be as
surod. Quo. of tho basal questions to
bo considered is that of laud monopoly
iind how to piovout it, It is a ques
tion that demands conservative con
sideration, ti lid yet must bo treated
heroically. The Indiana Federation
of Trades demand the onactmeut of a
law limiting the amount of laud any
individual or corporation may hold in
tho slate. This may be too heroic,
hut that legislation of this character
will ultimately have to be adopted in
all tho states, is the conclusion of
many curoful thinkors who have stud
ied the evils of landlordism, as mani
fested in the lawlessness of an oppress
ed and discontented tenantry. News
m:r svsrnM of'fI;i:dix(
Farmers and stockmen should nisi
alfalfa and timothy hay and engage in
tho feeding of cattlo for onslorn and
local markets. There Is money in it
and a revolution is taking plaeo in
marketing beef raised on thoho ranges,
M'hich will compel cattlemen to cith
er raiso steers to sell as feeders, for
Hastern parties, orolsu hccoino feoders
themselves, in order to overcome the
loss and shrinkage, incident to such a
long haul. When feeding points ate
established along tho Short Lino,
growers can more readily induce buy
ers to parchai-u for shipment, but at
present prices it is very probablu that
it will ho a necessity for a new system
of feeding and slaughtering range cat
tle, and to market tho beef raised in
Idaho, Utah, Oregon and Nevada, in
the form of dressed meats shipped in
refrigerator cars direct from tlio far
-west, to tho consumers in eastern
cities. Wc understand such a project
is already contemplated, and we know
that if tho right men would take hold
of finch n slaughter house at American
Falls, or Homo other good point, that
the leading cattlemen of Idaho, Oregon
and Nevada would hack the enterprise
with their means and iiilltioneo. The
day is rapidly coming when the alfalfa
fed beef of tho west, fatted with
ground barley rind chopped feed will
discount tho corn fed beeves of Ne
braska and Iowa, There is no bettor
or moro prolltablo business than rais
ing alfalfa and tho demand is growing
to such an extent that oino far-seeing
men can innko fortunus by establishing
feeding points at uvery stock hipping
atntiou, by ruising largo Holds of this
choice crop, alfalfa, with facilities for
fattening beef. Tho English method
of feeding root crops and ground feed
tan well bo adoplod in this country,
and those who have had experience
claim that bettor results can ho ob
tained hero with ground barley and
ulfulfa than with corn. Tho view of
practical feeder would bo very desir
able on this point. Shoshone Journal.
Tho question as to tho policy of tho
government in paying wtt are known
as Indian depredation uliims arc being
urgod with greater pcrUtcucc than
probablv at anv olhor time in the his
tory of flic government. A IIojso
committee will shortly report a bill
which will ju'ovidc for a commission
to examine and audit ail imch claims
and present Ilium lo congress. .Sen
ator Dolph's bill, recently introduc
ed, and iijion which he made an ex
haustive speech, propose; to refer
these claims lo a court tliat sits jn
Washington and to be known as .
court of claiui3,
TJnUl 1870 claims for Indian dopro
datioiiR were paid out of annuities due
the tribe puiiiiiitting the (cprcdations,
whilo claims arising prior Jo February
28, 1859, wcro paid out of Iho treasury
if there wore annuities due said tribes
The not passed July 15, 1870, provides
that no claims for (ndiai) depredations
shall hereafter bo paid until congess
shall make special appropriation there
for. Since that time cqugress lias oc
casionally selected a caitu anions
those favorably reported by the secre
tary of the interior nnd passed it, By
so doing congress has apparently com
muted useu to (lie policy oi paying
these claims, but the great body of
claimants cannot understand why one
claim should bo paid and their claims
lie hurried up in committee room.
the Indian appropriation hill of last
year tho sum of 10,000 was appro
printed fur tho investigation ol certain
claims, and it proved iiit:
"In expending said sum the secro
tary of the interior shall cauc to be
made a complete list, of all claims here
tofore filed in tho interior department
ami wliicli have been approved m
wholo or in pin t, and now remain un
paid, and also such claims as arc
pending, but not yet examined, on
behalf of the eitjzens of tlio United
States on account, of depredations
commit tod chargeable against any
tribo of Indians by reason of any
treaty between such tribe and the
United States, including tho natno and
address of t ie claimants, " etc.
In compliance with this direction the
secretary of tho interior bus submitted
to congress a volume of nearly !100
pages, containing over loOO names
and aggregating .lo, 000. 000, Anoth
er bill thai may properly accompany
tiis one was introduced by Mr. Dolpli
some time since. It provides for the
appropriation of $0,000,000 to pay the
Indian depredation laiins which have
been heretofore tiled and investigated
under the direction of the secretary of
the interior and reported hy him to
congress, in pursuance of the laws of
congress and in accordance with tlio
rules and regulations prescribed by tho
secretary of the interior, Fx,
1171' Oil IX AM FX XHVEl!
NATURALIZE.
The penal code of China contains a
provision which is correctly translated
as follows:
"All persons renouncing their coun
try and allegiance or devising the
means thereof shall bo beheaded, and
in tho punishment of this offense no
distinction shall ho niiulo between
principles and accessories, The prop
erty of all such ciimiuals shall he cou-
liscatod and thoir wives and childteu
distributed as slaves to tho great of-
lieors of state. Tho parents,
grandparents, brothers and grand
children ot such criminals, whether
habitually living under the sumo roof
or not, shall bo perpetually banished
to tho distance of .J.liUO leagues, All
those who purposely conceal or con
nive at this crime shall bo strangled.
Those who inform against criminals of
this class shall bo rewarded with the
whole of their property. It
the crime is contrived hut not execut
ed tho principles are to be strangled
and tho accessories punished with
ulows and banishment. ' '
This provision which has only lately
become known . explains why loliu
has no pnrtienliar tioslro to naturalize,
cut off his queue and become a real
.Melioan man." Tho law-maker
who devised it conferred a more in-
Ictilable blessing on California than
any Uattcasi.in in the state has ever
done or ever will do. John may
Christianize (four or live centuries
hence), but ho will bo in no husto to
naturalize while that section of the pe
nal code of his native laud remains
unchanged. fSan Francisco Chron
icle. r OHM AT 10 X OF MINK UAL
I'JilXS.
This Chicago Mining llttviow, in an
iii liclii on tho formation and tilling of
mineral veins siiys:
MAU oxporleurod and obsorvlng
mluci are awaro that an oast and west
voin, viz: a vein of fracture, travers
ing tho polar grain of rod; , if it dtps
to tho south . U gunornlly richest at tho
Mirface, or near it . but if It dip to the
north it is generally poor at the Mir
faro, sometimes noii-iuelllifertnis,
hut Improving In depth indelliiitolv ,
Tho deeper wo go tho rlchor wo llud
It, unless the couiitr Hlimihl chaugo,
uiul wo tliida body of min-metalllfcr-
oils ropk that (ocs no pontnin thcclc.
incuts t f ti c rpotal wn arc seeking,
when of course il must give out. Hut
let the rock again change (uh it fre
quently does) ton kindly niotul-bcar-ing
chr.ractor, and, the vpiu will
change jn accord wij.li tho inclosing
I rock, and resninc its fertility,
This
i one of tho pinny faots that illustrate
tlin tini'tliivfiwl ttifivnmnnt Hinrii'trf llin
magnetic citcii(s passing continually
I lroiq the Antarctic to thp Arctic ojrele
carry with them the miperal jn an nlc
niontary state; but vyiien thoy en
counter a vnin (which acts like u dam
on water) if fho vein dips to tho north,
the current is deflected downward,
but if if dips to the soih, the reverse
is the case, and the metalie stream is
dellccted tqwurd tho stirfuen, leayjnj
the depths jn a stato of barrcuiipss
For permanent mining, tho older the
rocks the bettor must ho tho prospect
for deep and lasting workings. No
true vein approximating cast and west
in Laurontiau granites, or their equiv
alents, flic oryetallitio slates, wjlj over
run out u (opth; those fractures ox
tend downward to depths which oui'
engineering skill can never reach.
And tho result is that such veins may
bo profitably worked for centuries,
until water or some other unavoidable
fnllcn lnnv mnL'fiit Win nvlliinuivn
Cure for l'llus.
I'lltfi hre frofjuently preceded hy r, oimc
of weight hi the buck, loins and lowor part
of tliu abdomen, causing tho patient to "lip-,
poms no mis sonic anmion or mo Kiuuoys or
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms of
unllciitloii lire prt"ipi)t, iiatuieiicy, uneasy
lies'" of tlio Stoinucli, etc. A moisture Ilk
pfTSinrr.tion, proutioiiii' a very (iisa.ureeuoic
IteliiiiL' after Keltinj.' warm, U a common
nttitiKlnnt, Wind, lileediuK. and J tolling
l'llcs yield at once to the application of )r.
Ilosanko.s Pile. Remedy, whleli acta directly
upon tlio parts effected, nlisorhhig the
Tuition:, idlayliiK tlio intent; itelilmr, and
effecting a puniiaiirnt-curo. I'rie.e.iq limits.
Android, rue r. iiosanko m-uicuiu com
pany, Pinna, O. .Sold by J, T, Wright,
Union, Orcscii,
Dealer in Kvrry Variety of
Latvian 1
STATIONERY.
We now have on handii larue assortment
of FltUIT TAllhHT.S, which are acknowl
edged to be. tlio purest ami healthiest con
fectionery in the world.
I'artieular attention h invited to inv line of
Fishing Tackle,
KINK IMA HOOKS, and KJSII 1X0 POLKS
Inch arc in (,rroa,t variety and very
reasonable in prices,
In iidilitiiiti to the nlnivnwe c:irrv In stock
nearly evorv article usually kept in a tlrst
class drugstore, including
Sponges, Trusses,
Shoulder Unices,
Brushes, Perfumery,
KEY AVE ST (.'Hi.WSS, Etc.
HKST IN Villi WORM)
IU wearlnir iiunlltlrs nrn niisiirn.isKod. uetiinllr
outlaslliH: two lMixcsrf nny other lirninl. ffcofmiu
MUnmlOlU UKT TIIIIJUNU1M5.
FOIt 8AIJ: ny
Orottou nuil WiihIiIiiiMuii Tcr. IlIurcIiautH
mill J) en I els Kciioi'ntly.
1UCLI, it TUTTLH.
Searchers of Records, Convey
ancers, Real Hstate and
i u
A IE NTS,
llnlrin, - . - Ori'Kon.
Hetnnu i"i.inpth' madii on all collection.
HavbiL' an abstract of llio records in our
otllee, abslrai'ts oft tie prepared with dis
patch. Charges moderate.
MULHOLLAN, KNOX & CO.,
RCHASiHG AGENCY,
12G Pint St., PORTLAND, OS.
No charges for filling orders.
SEND
FOR CinOULAR. i
Farm Yor Sale.
Containing 320 acres of good land, xltu
ated one quarter of a mile. Kast of Summer
llle, all under fence. There Is an ordinary
dwelling house on it, and a good barn and
(intliulldbiKs. It has u good well, and Is
additionally supplied with water I y a Ktroam
wliicli iax tliroiiKh It. About one-half of
the laud Is undorciilth utloii. Will ell it for
$10.50 per acre.
which will Include the following farm Im
plcinent: One mower, I rake, a breaking
plows, 1 harrow, 1 roller, I nccond hand
wawon ami harness, one-half Interest hi one
head' r, 10,000 rails, 20,WK) shingle, !B tons
of bav, and other things too numerous to
mention, good title wilt 'lefcluu. It ts u
gn at bargain
Fi r further mformatU n call at this otllee.
SAUNDERS' NEW STORE.
Having rented the old stand formerly occupied hy 1. A. Uofkowitz,
1 have IMiKMAXEXTIA' LOCATED aipl opejjed up ji
New, Full and Complete Assortment of
' CLOTHING,
nm i
HARDWARE,
HOOTS and SHOES, J! ATS and CAJ c(
BARGAINS' IN iVllNERS OUTFITS,
New Goods afc Constantly Arriving, and all Departments of tho Htoj-p
Will ho kept FULL and COMPLETE,
-eel Will MT BE Wm6lD&
And invite everybody to come and examine goods, learn prices and
judge for themselves. I BUY and SELL FOli CASH,
My motto is
BMMjI PROFITS and QUICK SALES.
KEMEMIJEIt THE NEW STOKE.
-A.. Xjv SJLTjnrXPSS, Proprietor,
is III !X
sistis LfrL
WEAK,
ATll'Sl
I J I
yUJ. lia, Ul, X
TAMAS TliBATMIEKT! I
vi in iiu U'ni jiiHiiiit-acil
- i i. it i ...!... i t... !.. :
upon thciiu
.Non.o of the
orv. I'inn
sia. nillo'isiuess
a )erinane
ielvcs nervous prostration, tichililv, nervous anil plivsieal weakness, protluciin; i ..r 1... 1.1 .1 .,' ; . ... .
following elloets- Norvoiwiios- Ilcbility. nininess of siubl. Defective Men I H V: u . a.. ' V . .V.r. T
iles on the Face. Aversion to Society. Want of Aiuliition. Melaiiebolv. Dvspep- , . L'..1' ,1
, boss of Power, Fains in the liaek. etc, etc. ; for all such derangements v , ' , " A ' , 1 , ' ft
nt cure is guaraiitce.i i.y the usp 01 '4 am ut 1 hi:tmi;:.t. i ,,.... t iTlliol, ..,1(.llr(iim, , ,
Tamar Treatment I'rescrlpPil liy tlo Ii'fu)l"C I'liysjrians,
St. LonLs Mo., Feb. 0, 8P.
"For more than three yeip-fj I have ljsed
Tam ak Tukat.mk.nt with tho best rnsitlls, I
recall now several eases of seminal weakness
and debjlity with all its evil consequences
I have treated during tho past year, which
have been ottred by tho usn of tho Tiicat
micnt, and several of these cases were in the
laststaires. The composition of the dill'er-
ent medicines contained in the Tukatmknt
indicate, and its elleets prove it to bo a spe
cific restorative of norve and sexual power.
011 are at liberty to use my letter in any
way that will contribute lo your pleasure or
profit. There are so many nearly wortlih ss
proprietary medicines of this kind on the
market (and every day is adding to thru
number) that when 0110 is found to be re-
TAMA It TltKATMKNT is sold on its
necessarv tor over one month s ircinmoiu, v.
ercise, diet, bathe, etc.; nripe, TAtAit'i'ui:A-mi:NT, pcrpackage $J,f)0; three packages $5X0;
sent prepaid and securely sealed on receipt of price.
TAM A It TRF.ATMFjNT having been used so succe fully In private practice and in
the hospitals of St. Louis for the past liltcer.
curative elleets, we will give the following guarantee: With each older for .'i paektige
(.'I montli'.s treatment), encl()S.ing $5.. we will send our written giiarautue to retiiud tne
monev if the Tkkatmknt does not ell'ect a cure. Package- sent C. O. D. on receipt of .fl,
is security against loss. Send money by
ter, at our risk. Address: K. 1 HlfAlvK
Mar ket hts St. l.outt--, .Mo.
JOS. WRIGHT,
. DEALEK IK
Main Street,
Has just Uect ived an Immense Stook
Please coinjiaro the following prices
Four
V2ST
(M'fg-SssiJtssireaaa Fork,
lS4! WMIP ItXbfrr PICrvTS?2nT5
r,nsfeajsar iioes soe.
mm&.mmmm Brooms .Wile. I
iiwlilMf Wash Hoards Sfto.
PMljilWWrrl ' Assortment of
PAT. OViL CHURNS, THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Guns, Revolvers,
i2
11
Pa? liy to Um Is Union to hub,
-l'OK THE KEASON TIIAT-
Has a Mammoth Stock of Dry Goods and
iailG ROGER I ESjjPfg
No Odds and nds from Ixiindown
Stocks, but
if est and Best Ms in tlie Met.
AVool, Hides
mm
NiiRVOUS AND D1U3I LITATHD
a -iv-r-r-N VA7' T?l P'fMi
A IVfTl )P I r. IM!
J, 'Jj CJ; JJ4j J:
The L'reat restorative and tonic.
Hsiiceiallv prepared for men.
:...i:. : ... . . i i..
I(i-ml WI111I. TlieySuyi
I ally valuable I think it (lie duty of the pro-
lussitm lotiiauc it Known.
Uo.-'pcetfiillv,
.1. Z. II A 1.1. , M. D."
017 Walnut St., St. Louis. Mo.
Tam mi 'I'ltCATJiiiNT is jircscrilicd daily for
all forms of nervous debility in both sexes
as well as for cheeking the unnatural secret
losses which cause so much loss of vitality.
The medicines are prompt in action, and
permanently re-lore tlui-u weakuned by ear
ly indiscretion, oxes's-es or overwork of the
brain. A number of pliyajciaus have dis
carded all tho hypoplio-pliitcs, Daiuiana
phosphorus formula- arii invariably prc--eribeTMAf
Tcri'MCNT itii the best re
sults. Tam v is Tti:TMr,NT is eoutpo-ed of medi
cines most agreeable to the taste and "ell
tolerated by the stomach.
incrit - . Kaeh package contains all medicines
mi ill 11 aim uoinpieicin-iriiction- now to ex
years, aim knowing. n we du, its wondcrriil
express, 1", 1). .Money Order, or registered let
CO., Sole Proprietors, S. W Cor. b'th. and
Union, Oregon,
of Now Goody, which he will sell at
with tliose of other stores 111 tlie county
tined Hayforks
Manure l i.rks
75t
Hake', and Hoc liaudlc
Hand Saws
Spades
Snath
75e
87'c
50e
owder
Haniuiers
Kurcka Wringers
?L'.50.
35c
ft, 00.
I KICKS.
The Celebrated
and Aimmition.
- .... . . . . . " . r.7 i 111 ;nti iiiwii: iii.mi. iiiui I'liri'ini nineii nr m
Grain Bought
AND Sold.
LAUNDRY QUEEN,
The JiJJJST Washing
Ma cli in e in the Vo rid!
S. M, WAIT, ritoi'Kii:TOR.
WaitU'u's Agoiits for I'liion county.
This- machine in without doubt the best in
rcisfc!ice, and gives UNTIKH Mitisfaction
wberevur tried.
jTi?Machineslii stock lit .1. JJ. BATON'S
S'liMiK. where tliev can be boiicbtat any
time. Tit Y Til K I'..Vl NUItY Ql'liKN.
k h k
V4 1 Vol
3 fej W
Farm For Sale I
Situated about one mile frqm North
Powder, containing KiO acres, Good
liouso, barn and other outbuildings.
Enrpurc of J. W, (CIM15IIELL,
Xorth l'uwdor.
Sheriff's sale,
Vihh)ski llros. it Co, and Oregon Kurni-
ture Miinutacturing ( o,
va,
Dan, V, Sloore et a.
I Under and by virtue qf im order of sale
, aiid dtierec of foreclosure issued out of the
i Circuit court of the State of Oregon, in and
for ITnipH county, on the -7th. day of Feb
j ruary, IS1-!, in the above entitled action,
! wherein .!arx Wilsinski, Albert Wil.inski.
11. J, ideiiiau,andA.J. Lacliman, partners
' dojiig business under the tirm name of
I yilinski Hros. ,V Co. and the Oregon Fur
niture Manufacturing Company, the above
nqjued paintitr obtained a jtiilgcinent and
decree atrqhiat Dan. F, Moore and Kmma
rut It. Moore his wife, defendants;, recorded
in judgement book- , of .vaid court, tin
page ; t am commanded to fell all that
certain lot, piece or parcel of land situated
mtl,c 'ty f LTuIoh. State of Oregi
uml boundeJ and dceribed as follows,
1 wit Twentv-three (L';i) feet on'of the .so
Oregon.
to
south
siijo of lot number Thicc (.'!) in block num
ber One(l). in the town of West I'liion, Un
ion county, Oregon, according to the plat
online to the nhi
01 saui town, incnco west hud icet, incnce
south 410 feet, tlienoo west L'OO feet, thence
south HO feet, thence cast (100 feet, thence
north KM) feet to the place of beginning, al
-o in the said county of Union. Stato ol
Oregon. Notice is hereby given that on
Monday the 19th. day of July, 1KSG, at 10
o'clock A. M. of that day, "at the court
bouse door in the town of Union, countv
of Union, State of Oregon, I will, in obed!
anec to said order of sale and dueree of fore-clo-nrc,
sell all of the said Dan. F, Moore's
and Kmniarot It Moore's right, title and
ilperes said premises above described,
or so much thereof as may be necessary t"
satisfy pljiintiu"s judgment, for the sum of
$.l,-t;i5.S(!, witli interest thereon, less the
sum of ? J, 'lis. 75, endor-cd on said order of
.-ale. tn the hiuhu.-t ami beat bidder, for cash.
Union. Oregon, June llith., 188(1..
A. I,. SAUNDERS,
Shorilfof Union County. Oregon.
NOT 1 C E FOR PUBLICATION.
l.XNll Ori'lCK T L. (iltANUK, OllKOO.V.
July it, 18S(i. 1
Notice s hereby wlvcn that the. folluwin;.'
nained scitler has lllcd notice of her inten.
tion to make tinal proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore ltfister and Receiver at La Uraude,
Oregon, on Aug. 0, isstJ, viz:
Amanda .lane l.oyd.
Hd. Xo. -'.ifiL'. for the Si:.-mil KY' AW
See. II Tp. r.Soeth U HI l'W.. She names
me loiiowuur witnesses to prove her con
tinuotis residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: O. P, Humes, II. h. Dauuh-
erty. I.'andnll RoliiiiMin, and .I0I111 Mur
phy, all of Cove. Oretron.
JIli.NUV RlXRIIAItT.
jul. 10-wn-rg.. Register.
NOTICE l'OK PUBLICATION.
Land Oi.vwk at La (Juanim:, Oui:oon,
June l, im, j
Notice is hereby urivon that tho following,
named settler has tiled notice of his inten.
tlou to make linal proof in support of bin
claim, mid that said proof will lie made be
fore Register and Reccier at La Oraildd,
Oregon, op .July J(i, JSMJ,
Sailllicl South,
lid. Xo, for the W NI-3 NW SIS NfJ
SWaiitl NW See. "Township (''South R 41
KW.M. Me names the following wltnessn
to prove bis eoiitiiiuoiu residence upon, and
cultivation or, said laud, viz: Joseph Van
derviiiiter, John Vanordcr, liichard South,
ami Abrain Vaiulervanter, all of Union, Or,
HlINItV l.'l.MCIIAHT,
unl2-w(). Register.
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
Land Orriri: at La (.iianio:, Onnnox, )
June II, 188(1. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
limned settler ha- lllcd notice of hU Inten
tion to make thud proof in support of lilt,
claim, and that said proof will he nindo be.
fore l!cgis(er mid Rcculver at La Grande,
Oregon, on July I'd, jtvSO, viz:
Aliralinni Yniiiluvantur,
lid. No, ISiS, for the S.F. 1- Sec ;!J Tp. 5 K.
R. 41 KW.M. He nnimstbe following wit
noses to prove his eoiithuious resldeiici.
upon, and cultivation of, said hind, viz:
.locph Vaiidcvanter, John Vanordor,' Rich
ard .M. South, and Samuel South, all of Un
ion, Oregon.
Hli.SItY RtXKlIAKT,
Junl'J-wC. Register.
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
Land Oitici: at La (JitAxnu.OitKoo.v, )
Juno I), 18S0.
Notice s Iierebv iriven that the followim-.
liallied settle r has llleil nntlen of Ills Inten.
tlou to make tinal proof In support of IiIk
elai 11, and that said proof will lie iniulc be
fore Register and Receiver t La Orande.
Oregon, on Jul Jtt, lsj, viz:
Kiiliitnl .11, South,
Hd. No. .1118. for the W 1-2 NW See. 2 anil
i: 1-2 X USee. .1 Tp. C South R. 11 EWM.
lie imni' s the followlmr witnesses to irovn
hU continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: A, Vandovanter,
Joseph Vunduvantcr. John Vanordor. and
Samuel South, all of Union, Oregon.
UKNUV IUNlIllAltT,
Juul2-w(). Register.
NOTICE EOK PUBLICATION.
.AXI Ol'KIClI AT l.A CiltAMli:, OltHOO.V,
.1 lines, inn). 1
Notice Is hereby given that tho following-
nanietl settler has Illed nutlee of his lntn-
thin lo make lhml proof In support of his
eliilin, ami that said proof will bo "aide by
fore Regltf r and Receiver at Ln Oraiide,
Oregon, 011 July I,, lssti, viz:
l'riiiliuit yuerri'lt,
1IU. X... SSI. for the S 1-S SKand S 1-2 S
Sw. 1 Tp. 5 South R. 40 KWM. Ho names
the following wltlieen to Vrovo M eon
tlmiou raMdeiiee upon, and wiltlvaUiiii 01,
said land, vis: Willi. Skiff. W.T. CarwU.
Kd. Remlllaril, and duo. W. Staffonl, all of
Union, Oregon.
IIK.VKV RlNKHAHT,
juiicli-wtl. Rcglstr-