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Norwegian Plows,
THE STANDARD MOWER
Is the latest achievement of mechanical
genius. Enclosed
ple and durable.
side draft nor lost motion.
Call ant Examine it Before Purchasing.
F. M. SLOCUM, Agent,
Ltiiior From (Joodall.
Knrroit Krorr: Please allow me a
little space in your esteemed journal
again this week.
Tho last issue of the (Jazetto promis
es to make me regret to the end of my
days that 1 rushed into print, etc.
Now 1 promise them that I will not
regret it. 1 only ask the Gazette to
confine itself to tho truth, and bid him
Htriko on MoDulF. Thetiazette is con
tinually trying to belittle tho delin
quent tax list. Woll, that has been
published, and tho people are all as
capable of judging as tho Gazette.
There might bo a question whether
tho editors and proprietors of that pu
per are tho best authority on tax mat
tors, since they ave each only assessed
one dollar per annum. Does any' of
us doubt that if any of us owed Mr.
. Knodgrasa only one dollar, that ho
would collect it if he could find prop
erty to make it out of, and a tax is ea
sier collected than a debt to an indi
vidual, as no property is exempt from
execution for a tax. A person is un
der as great obligation to pay a small
tax as a larger one, and the sheriff
should collect it just the same, or at
leant try. If ho will swear ho has tried
as tho law require him to do, wo will
lwi ijtijiijfii'.l Tin, vjmnlu ulinu' l',r
$12,000 stricken off the delinquent tax I
list turned over to .Mr. Hamilton July
1st. lSSsll, and the assessment of 1 88(1
including that traut-cribud to Wallowa
county, by tho county court, of course
that would reduce the tax list very
materially. Aa fact as wo know that
a tax is lost wo strike it oil', to stop ex
penses of copying. Homo of this delin
quent tax has already cost more than
it is worth in copying back and forth
twieo a year, anil yet the court is not
warranted in cancelling it as long as
it could be collected, and a considera
ble portion of tho tax cancelled by this
court could have been collected by Mr.
Hamilton, Willi proper effort in time.
These delinquents are continually
leaving tho country, and mortgages of
non-resiileiiU being paid off.
Tho (iazeiteainis to east reflections
on tho democratic sheriffs who have
huld ollhie in this county, when wo
have had republican sheriffs ten years
of the last twelve, and none of this de
linquent is twelve years old, I have
said nothing by way of excuse for any
former sheriff. 1 said if tho sheriffs of
this county had performed their duty
as tax eolfoctors, this county would bo
out of debt now. What would be
thought of any individual jvao, after
having left his business run as this
tax matter has run, for lo, these many
years, and then would rofuso to amend
jiis business methods because he had
always run it this way. I ask the
tax payors if it is not time to make a
change? Can the county ever prosper
v by purmiiug this old course? No, Mr.
(.iazetto, I do not claim any great cred
it for myself in this matter. 1 fully
realise the fact that 1 am only one
third of the county court. I have only
boon actuated by an earnest desire to
perform my whole duty to the people
of tho county. Tho county court has
boon a unit in the ellbrt to have the
taxes all collected. We have asked
nothing umvuMUiublo of tho sherilf,
butwohttvo urged him to perform his
plain, simple and sworn duty under
the law. Why will ho not do so?
Who will aiwwcr?
It is an old song of some people of
this county, and some at least of tho
parties eonueoted with tho CSiuotto,
aw of that class to assail the county
court because tho county is in debt,
and Iwctttiwo we have not good roads
and (nidge and a thousand other
thing, and now they are ready to
paralyse the county court, because wo
have made uu curncel ellbrt to collect
the tu.vw, in order to have money to
pay Jour indebtedness, and pay for
flicto nmuy mvewsary improvements
they eluuuiior o loudly for and pay
so little toward getting. When will
bo a better tune to turn over a new
leaf?
'Die (iu&etto and fconio others are
trying to cieate the false impression
that i am actuated in this matter by
personal grievance against him. Ho
lias tint mistreated me in any way. 1
will not deny though that matters have
been growing a little unpleasant, ow
ing to hi neglect to carry out the
wishes of the court, and t,o the further
fact that he continually tendered fee
Peed Mills, Disc Harrows, Cultivators, Seeders an$l Drills, Hacks,
gear, front cut, sim
Absolutely no
bills that wo considered illegal and bad
to cut down, as we did all bills that wo
thought too high, and I understand
that tho sheriff and his deputies are
telling it, that tho county court cuts
his bills because ho is a republican,
and do not cut Mr. Neill's because ho
is a democrat. Now that would bo
perfectly contomptablo if wo did, and
wo would deserve to bo severely pun
ished; but in answer to that I wish to
invite the closest scrutiny of all bills
presented to and allowed by this court,
and they aro subject to inspection by
any one at all reasonable hours. Come
and examine them. Wo allow no
more on any bill than wo think tho
law will give them, nor do wo cut a
bill if wo think they ate. entitled to it
by law. We have doubtless made some
mistakes, both ways. No, J do not
think J am unduly prejudiced against
Mr. Hamilton. 1 am free to saj that
if ho had made a good sheriff; made
an earnest effort to perform all tho du
ties of the office; not try to excuse him
self because former sheriffs didn't do
their duty, 1 should not have opposed
his re-election, but this couujy is en
titled to a better sheriff, and 1 am in
favor of continually trying a now one
until wo get him. Can Mr. Hamilton
satisfy the people why ho is not. col
lecting tho delinquent tax of 1887.'
Some of that is being continually lost
through his neglect. Ho should have
collectors out every day until that is
collected.
Tho county judge of linker county
informed mo some time since that
their sheriff had made a clean up of
their old delinquent tax, and has been
industriously going for the delinquent
tax of '87, some time, and the sherilf
of Multnomah county has advertised
a long list of teal property for sale for
tho tax of '87. Lot Air. Hamilton im
itate their example and the people will
give him credit for it.
Tho (iaetle says I am tho only
democrat who has any fault to find
with Mr. Hamilton as a sherilf, and
that tho only complaint I make is
concerning the tax. Now I wish to
say that the unpleasant feeling has
giown chiefly out of tho cutting of his
fee bills by the county court, and 1
wish to give a sample of them here.
1 will give apart of his last bill ion
dured to the county court, but this is
only a sample of tho rest, and I wish
to say too, that the bills aro generally
made out by Mr. John Williamson,
and he contends that thoy aro all legal
and just. This is for service in sub
poMiaoing the last regular jury. The
subpeenacs were all placed in his hands
at the same time, and he should have
served them with as little expense to
to the tax payers as he could reasona
bly: Serving summons on H. Lynch,
frl'.l!!, W. K. Holmes, $1.1:1, Sol. Nev
ille, $1,111, S. (J. A. Kichardson $l.i;i,
V.Kennedy $1.1 II, J.J. Wagner S7c;
M miles to travel, $1.10 and added
on mileage, $1,0:5; serving summons
on John Wilkinson, $2.00 W. B. Hind
man $1,121 Win. Fine, 87e;80 miles
travel $8,00; Fred I'roebstel $1.1:5 ; S.
S. Apple S7c; mileage $5.00 A added,
I $1.(10; Ci. W. Henneholl, 87e; and 120
miles travel $12.00, added $1.
As a matter of fact they did not go
to see this last man at all, but sent
the subpama. Now a great many of
your roaders know theso juroiB and
where they live, and can judge for
yourselves whether the sherilf acted to
the best interest of the tax payers, as
was the duty of a good hhorilf, or
whether he was making fees, you will
see, that he charged for going twice to
the same vicinity several times, when
the law provides, that he may leave a
subpiena with any member of the
family over lOyaars of age, and Judge
walker ruled at the last term of court
here, that that was good service, in
the case of J., H. Shatnbough, juror.
I aho have some bills of liis before
me for board of jurors and bailitls one
for $107, one for $80, one for $280 and
one for $1)7 all at the rate of f0 cents
per moal, in coin, when each of the
hotels in town were giving meals at
2f cents, thus taxing tho people just
double what thoy need to and should
have paid, and deptiviug the hotel
men of business that legitimately be
longed to them. These board bills
weto presented to and allowed by the
circuit judge, which 1 think wad wrong
and 1 protected with him against it,
and finally the county commissioners
joined me in the protest in tho interest
Agency for
Mowers
s JMmS go
Thimble and Steel Skein, Tubular, Channel bar and Iron Axles.
Uuurantced to be the Lightest Running and Most Durable wagon manu
factured. A Warranty Accompanies Each Wogon Sold.
For Printed Matter, Descriptive of tho above Machinery, etc, Address:
of tax payers, and succeeded in get
ting a change made. Tho excuse of
the circuit judge for allowing this to
continue so long, was that Mr. Hamil
ton claimed each time to have made
preparation to board tho jurors and
would bo injured if he did not board
theni. I have a bill before me from
each of the two hotels Mr. Miller and
Mr. Boothe, for board of jurors at tho
term of court when the charge was
made, nt2f cents perineal.
But, Mr. editor, this is too long ul
teady; 'tis hard to do this subject jus
tice in tho space that I could ask of
you. There is a great deal more that
I would like to say but. desist. 1 only
ask the people to carefully consider
theso matters ; it is more their business
than mine; their decision will have to
be abided by whether it pleases or not.
O. I'. CJ OO PALL.
NOTICE FOR J'UBLICATIOX.
Land Oi'Fick at La Guano::, Onr.oox. )
May 10, 1SS.H. )
Not ice is hereby given that the following
named settler liiis tiled notice of his inten
tion to ianl;e tinnl proof in support of his
claim, ami that said proof will oc mode; be
fore the resistor and receiver at La firande,
Oregon, on June '2U, 1SS8, viz: WILLIAM
MILKS, lid. No. -KM), forths R lilf. NEqr.,
NE qr. NE qr. See. "l imhI SW r. NWqr.
See. :r. Tp. 7S, it. -11 E. lie dames the
following witnesses to prove his continu
ous residence upon, and cultivation of,
Mild land, viz : Willimn M, Favorite and
George W. Mathis, of R.ikcr City, Oregon ;
Malliow Dean, of Keating, Oregon, and
Patrick Jl. Miles, of .Medical Sprint:', Or.
Ilr.Niiv RlMUlART,
,ri-lS-(i. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
La.no Omen at La Chanm:, Oukoon, 1
, May 10, 1SSS. f
Notice is hereby given thu't tho following
nained sit tier has tiled notice of liis inten
tion to make tlual proof in support of Ids
tiiilm, and that said proof will lie. made be
fore the register and receiver at La (irandc,
Oregon, on June tiSth . ISt-S. viz. JOHN
VAl'OIIAN, 1), S. No. Slfel, fortueH hlf.
NWqr. and N hlf. NKip Sec III', Tp. ;i S,
It, -10 K, He names the tollowing witness
es to prove his continuous residence noon
and cultivation of, said land, viz: K. 'lay
lor, Frank Itosu, of Union. Or. .1. K l'hy,
of Cove, Or. and John lioyd, of Union, Or,
Husky lti.M:iiAi:r,
5-tS-wO Register.
Tlniliiu- I, ami, AH .luno .'I, 1878 Xntlcu
for l'liliin-atlnii.
lT, S. Land Omen, La Oh niu:. Oitnoox,)
April!), 1RSH. :
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of Jane !!, 187-S, entitled "An aet for the sale
of timber lands in tho States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territo
ry, WILLIAM KCCLFS. of Teloeaset,
County of I'aion, Stale ot Oregon, has this
day tiled in this olllce his sworn statement
No, 10, for the purchase, of the SKur. of
NWqr. and K hlf. SW qr. and SW nr.
SIC qr. of Section No. 7, in Township No,
OS, Uango No. 38 H. W. M.and will oiler
proof to xhow that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for ag
ricultural purpoM---, and to establish his
claim to stdil land before the register and
receiver of this otllee at La Grande, Ore
gon, on Monday the 0th day of July, 1SSS.
Ho names ns witnesses: Adam Nelson,
Jacob .Stanbaugh, Wm. L. Harrows and
John Stodard, nil of Telocasot, Oregon,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
nboVe-doseribed lands are requested to file
their claims in this ofliee on or before said
Dtli day of July, 1S8S.
llF.NUV lll.NiaiAKT,
t-lH-wlO Itegister.
NOTIOK OV l'OItl-'KITlTKH.
Cornucopia, Oregon. March 2S. 1SSS.
To (ioorgo Uonson and John Ballet:
You aro hereby not died that we, your co
owners in the claim er mino known as tho
"Ulue Hose" claim, situated in tho liaison,
extention of tho ''Queen of the West,'1 ana
Iihvo expended one hundred dollars in as
sessment work for the year 1S87, on said
claim, as required by law", and if you tail to
contribute your portion of said amount
within ninety days ironi date of service by
publication of this notice, your interest in
said claim will become the property of the
undersigned co-owners as provided in sec
tion aiai revised statutes I'.S.
C. II. SCHICKKAM,
l-ii. O. S. ALLliN.
NOT10K FOB PUBLICATION.
Lank Orneu at La Ukanhk, Oiskuon.i
April 30, iss,s. f
Notice is hereby given that the following
uauioil settler 1ms tiled notice of his
Intention to comtuntu ami make final
proof in support of his cloim, and
that said proof will bo inuile before
the rejtLter anil receiver nt La Grande,
Oregon, "it June II, ISSS, viz: JAMKS II.
I KUiOS, Hd. No. . for the N, of SKW
i anil SIX' of SKI Sec it), unit XK nr. of NK
I qr. See 82. Tn. 1 N. of It. IRt K. W. M. He
I imiiies tho following witnesses to prove his
, continuous rtxUnetu'o upon, ami cultivation
of Mid land, via: itudoluh Hoc Sr.. Ru
dolph A. Hug Jr., Frank Karney and Jacob
ting ir,, an 01 sumiurrvuie, urcgon.
HfcNHY lllNKUAJtT.
tfUtcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Oitick at La Ghanoi:, Onr.oox,)
Mav !), lsf-S. f
Notice is hereby given that the, following
named settler litis filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof m support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on June 25, 1838, viz: SAMCFL
VANOHDKH. 1). S. No 7:::W, for the V.
of SEJ4 and SWK SK'X Sec. 3. Tp. 0 S, It.
II 10, He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: John Van
order. William lioilos, Wallace lioilcs, ami
Joseph Vatiorder, till of I'nion, Oregon.
IlKMlY ItlNlUIAUT,
o-ll-wG". itegister.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Orrict: at La Guanoc, 0ui:(ion,i
April 20. 1SS8. l"
Notice is hereby given that the following
natned settler lias tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim, anil that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande.
Oregon, on June 8th. I8SS, viz: JAMKS
W. SILLS, lid. No. :!.K)- for the NK-,'
and N'.: NWy, Sec. 2t, Tp. ;i S, It. 10 H.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
liis continuous rcsidenc" upon, and culti
vation of, said land, viz : j. M. Solder, H.
J. (ieer, John Murphy and George. Thomas,
all of Cove, Oregon.
Husky Himuiaut.
4-27-wO Itegister.
NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION.
Land Orncr. at La Guaniu:, Oitr.iio.v )
April Hi, 188S. f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of liis inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made lie
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oicgon, on Maylilst, 1SSS, viz: Joseph II.
Hautlky. Hd."No. L'KJS, for the Nof NwK
SICJ, of NwM and SwJ,' of NK; , Sec :!0. Tp.
0 S. of It 4(1 K, w M. He lKinies the folknv
ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi
dence upon, and cultivation of, said land,
viz: C, H. Craig, It, W. Makiuson. J. It.
Fewell and Wm. llenneholl', till of New
llridge, Oregon
Hi:Xl!V Itl.NCH.MlT.
-20-w(! Register.
NOT I C 13 FOR PUBLICATION.
Lan'k Omen at La Guaniu:, Oi:i:oo,n,i
April !, lSs-s.
Notice is hereby jjiven that the following
named settler has tiled notice of liis inten
tion to make Una! proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore tho register and receiver nt La Grande
Oregon, on Mav 2:1, lsss. viz: CHARI.KS
V. IIOWKLL, U.S. No. CJoS, fertile NK
14 of NK4, Sec. 31, and NW'4 of NW',,
Sec. I!."), Tp !IS, R. I.r). Ho names the fol
lowing witnesses to prove liis continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, viz: 11. 1. Swisher, Charles Craig,
W. 1). Nash, and Thomas Bashaw, all of
New Bridge, Or,
1Ii:.nky Ri.nuuakt,
-l-Kt w(i Register.
NOTI013 FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Orncr. at La Gi:andi:, Onr.c.oN.)
May 9. 1SS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make tlual proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande.
Oregon, on June 1!7, 1SSS. viz: HORACE
A, HATON, I). S, No. 7011, for the
NWK, SHI, NW'4 and XK qr. SW qr. See.
7, Tp. 7S, R, 43 K. Ho names tho follow
ing witnesses to prove his continnous resi
dence upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz: Nuwton Jones and Samuel Button, of
Keating, Or., anil John Oliver and Joseph
Squires, of Union, Oregon.
Hi:m:y RiNi:uu:t,
Ml-wti Register.
notick or l'ouruiTiini:.
Countv of Union, State of Oregon,
ToW. II. Creed, Thomas Fitch, L.BIu
mauer, J. Hurley and T. X. Snow :
You and each of you aro here
by notified that we havo expended
oho hundred dollars in labor and
improvements upon the '"Laura Johnson''
quartz mining claim, This claim is situa
ted In Grande mining district in Union
countv, Oregon, about one half inilo above
thenrastra of Wm. Harper, on the right
bunk of Ktk creek, and is also called the"0.
U. it N" claim, as will appear by certifi
cate of location and amended location tiled
August 'JLst and September 1st. lSNr in the
otlice of the distriit recorder of said dis
trict, in order to hold said premises under
the provisions of Section UM, revised stat
utes of the United States, being the amount
required to hold the same for tho year en
ding Dec. aist, 1SS7, and if within ninety
days after this notice you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of tho cxKmd
turo as a co-owner, your interest in said
claim will become the property of tho sub
scribers, under said section.
Dated this l'Jih dnv of April. LSsS.
Mils. ALICE E ASTON,
J. K. MALONKY,
W. T. WRIGHT,
J. W. SHKLTON.
Estray Ilorsos.
Two brown saddle horses, about 1'2 or 13
hands hitfh, branded on the shoulder with
tpiing seat hook; also, one roan horso bran
ded with J 11 on thigh ami circle on shoul
der; has cut on fore foot. Owner ran tlnd
u'hertuhouts by railing at Oiuj utliec and
p'aj lug for this notice.
Buggies and carriages
THE STANDARD SULKY RAKE
Has iron wheels. The teeth are made of
the finest quality of steel, tempered in
oil , and eacli one thoroughly tested
before leaving the siop.
Easy to Operate. .To See it is to Buy it.
Union, Oregon.
jlfmi 1 M,'.T-jTvrigTTfTL-j,.j:t."--Tam..
iters spNGER
IMPOF
AA"
PV HAHSJWAnL
TIN PLATE,
KETALS,
NAILS,
: HOUSE :
rFURNISHINffl
GOODS.
Tr-ttSSESJ KHtimJKiHJIia&ttlK lHIRraRIAB!!ffa33 I
22, 24, 26, 28, 30 & 32 Lake Street,
and W.U. 'ALP1NE H0TEL,
ILhl) K)w3Saj Cornucopia, Union county, Or.
T. 15. II. GilHKN, Propr.
Will hereafter be conducted tit the old
Itntiun f.il.ln tint i.nlivr llilllvif. Mill! ,
Poothe's hotel, on ZVIoiii sheet.
Excellent Facilities for I landle
ing Loose Stock.
n Abundance of Runnin!' "Water in Vanl,
Plenty of Hay and Grain.
iToi'lUS to Stilt 1)C TtliU'S
i l-l.-yl
Trains arrive and d.p.u-t from 1 mon
daily, a- '' ow s
KASr 1IOUM).
Passenger. No. (, L've
at -l:.rii! a. in.
wixr i tor xi).
Passenger, No. o, L'vc
:it;i:2!)p. in.
Kroight.No. 15, L'vo
at :',:C0 p. in.
Freight, No. 1,'ve
at a. m.
Tirk'I'T to and troni principal points
UUVL1J in the United States, Canada
and Kurope.
Elegant Pffir Cars.
Emigrant Sleeping Cars Run Through
on E.pre-s Trains to
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Free of Charge and Without Change.
Clo-o connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Paget Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of anv
Agent of tho Companv or of A. L. Maxw ell.
G. P. iV;T. A., Portland. Oregon.
SAXFKAXCMSCO LIXE.
KUOM ltlBTLVM). I'HiiJ! S.V Ul.SCJCO
Leaving at l'J Midu't.,il4 v'ng Spear t. wh'
as foll.iws: latlOa.m.Bsfollows:
Columbia Mon. Apr SiState, Sun. April 1
State. Friday MOretnui, Thurs. ,r
Oregon. TueMlay lColuinbla.Mon. t)
Columbia. Sit. Ustau-, Friday ., 13
State, Wel. is Oregon, Tueiday,, 17
Oregon, Sunday 2aColumbia. Sat. 21
Columblu. Thur. ,, AlState, Weliioi'y .'SS
State, Mondduy ., at)ivon. Sunday ill
Oregon, Fri. May I Col'a. Thur. Slav 3
Cohuubiu, Tues. ,, ,sj
Tho compahy reserve the right to change
teamers or uaiUn dsvs.
W. II. HOLCOMU, A. L. MAXWELL.
Omi'I iIuor. I (LP. it T. A,
11. L. DEACON. Agent. Union.
Notice, Stockmen!
Tho mniunKHh j.n k W.ol,- Hainptnu" hikI
ho Eiigiinii drati stullmn vwl, will
Uiokttthe t.tsun at tl.i iC.I M intoji iI., e
bf low Union, ivui-m ..n. tall kiii., ukir
will be given next week.
SHIRLEY t JsTEWAUT.
Geo. . STr K. Ajrent.
of all descriptions.
BARr
JOBBERS
CHICAGO, ILLS.
It. C. WAP. INNER, Prop'r.
The onlv first class house in tho camp.
No pains spared to make guests comforta-
oil.
Charges Reasonable.
intey Lipr Store
AND SODA FACTORY,
('or. Main and P Sts. - - Union, Oregon,
Mnnufiieturers and dealers in Soda Wa
ter, Sarsipurilla, Ginger Ale, Cream Soda
and Champagne Cider, Syrups, etc. Or
ders promptly Idled.
MASON
&
IIAMLI
1 3 -Ti ..-f - -t?7bi:s:K
aro
riM'xnelleil
FROM
$50 TO $100
SAVED
I On tho purchiNo- of an Instrument, by
i having through W. T. WRIG HT,
Agent, Union. Oregon.
fliouison Ss Pursed aro agents for
! tho celebrated Cvclono "Wind Mill, and
a the prices on tlicin have been great
ly reduced they aro now within tho
reach of all. Sample mill to bo seen
at their planer in North Union. Call
and examine it.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all Patent Business attended
to Promptly and for Moderate Fees.
Our otlice is opposite the U. S. Patent
OHlee, and we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from Wasoington.
Send MODE Lor DRAWING. Wo advise
as to pantcntabililv free of charge; ami wo
mako NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT 18 '
SECURED.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, tho
Supt. of Monev Order Div., and to otlicials
of tho U.S. Patent Olticc. For circular,
advice, terms and relt'ereuccs to actual cli
ents In your own State or Countv. write to
C. A. SNOW & Co.,
Oppoito Patent Ollice. Washington, D. C.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
j Laxi imi K at Lv Guaniu:, Ouiuio.v,)
April 1J. isivs. i
Notice is horcbv given, and Alexander
mi Donald, who made I) S. entry Nosisotnko
spoclal notice that the follow iug-naincd s
tier has ULsI notice of his intention to make
tinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the reg
ister and receiver at La Gnfnde, Oregon, on
May Jtith, lk8s, vU: Asv F, Ciimiikiw,
D. K. No. fu., fur tho SIP , of Sw, Sec 34.
Tp. (IS, of R 45 E. and E3 of Xw and
SwK of Nw'4. See a. Tp. 7 S. of R 4.r E. He
name the following witiusses to wove his
i.-..:rTruBs2!a?--c norms. I m
aim fti'Vr.- 7,-7g,i(ai
1 mm nmm
coutlnuoua residence upon, and cultivation
oi, anitl land, vi: X. T. Harrie. Jell" 0.
Redman. A. II. Glidewell -anil John Red
mond, all of Cornucopia, Oregon.
JlENKY RlNKHAIU.
4-20-vvO. Jtegister.