"Washington Loiter.
Editor Oitnao.v Scout:
St-pteinbor 7lb, 1888.
Tlio Chinese question is uppermost
this week. It is generally believed
that the treaty lias been rejected, al
though the Slate Department has just
received a telegram from tho United
States MininU'r to China, saying he
has no positive information on the
subject. The unofficial now was
good enough for tho House; Ropro
sensitive Scott prepared a Miort and
sharp restnctlvo bill and promptly
railroaded it through the House with
out a division, and when it got over to
the Senate some of tho Senators want
cci to rusii it right througu in the
same way, but fortunately for the good
name ol the country, more conserva
tive counsel prevailed and tho Senate
contented itself bypassing a resolution
introduced by Mr. Sherman requesting
tho President to inform the Senate
whether the recent treaty with China
has been ratified by that government.
This would have been tho proper
course for tho House to have taken in
the first place, but no member of
either party seems to have had nerve
enough to make tho suggestion. Wo
can certainly ntlord to wait until wo
get the official news of the rejection
of tho treaty beforo passing a law
which will nbroento a treaty now in
existence.
Senator Stewart continues to make
war in the General Land Office. His
latest move was to ofl'er a resolution in
the Sonatc for the appointment of a
select committee to investigate tho
rejection of the laws relating to pub"
lie lands and timber depredations.
The members of tho House aro all
anxious to get home,- thcreforo it was
not surprising that tho resolution fix
iug tho 20lh inst. for adjournment
was received with general applauso by
tho House. The members wanted to
vote on the resolution at once, but tho
speaker referred it to the committee
on ways and means, whero it will
probably remain until tho Senate
bIiowb whether it is in earnest about
passing the substituto for tho Mill's
bill, which is to bo reported next week
Tho democratic leaders of tho House,
whilo anxious to get away, do not bo
lievo it would bo good politics to tako
tho initiation in tho matter of adjourn
ment. They will leave that for tho
republican Senate. This is prcsiden
tial year, you know, and politics entoru
into everything.
Mr. Randall is greatly missed in tho
House. Tho appropriations commit'
tee, of which ho is chairman, bus
papscd a resolution expressing regret
athis enforced absenco and hoping
for his speedy return.
louse tho languago of tho street,
tho republicans havo gol onto tho
democratic racket of fighting tho
trusts, and nro now trying to outdo
them in introducing bills against
those obnoxious concerns. Hut un
fortunately for tho pcoplo at largo,
there is little probability, if any, of tho
bills becoming law until after tho
olection. Trusts aro wealthy, and
thoy aro also liberal contributors to
the campaign funds.
Tho debate in tho Hoiuo on the
Canadian Retaliation bill shows that
tho republicans are too smart to oppose
tho granting to tho President of all tho
authority ho wants, although thoy all
took occasion to oxpress tho opinion
that Mr. Cleveland would not mako
utso of tho additional authority after
tie got it.
Senator Ingalls gave Senator Teller
a rebuko for making jionjoiiul alhuionti
to Representative Scott in his remarks
on tho Chinese Restriction bill. Tho
presiding officers of both Houses
Bhonld do this oftonor. Thiro has
been entirely too many porfonalities
indulged in on the lloors of both Sen
ate and House during this session.
Senator Blair iiiiiukwI tho Senate by
expressing Mympathy with Senator
Jteagan because ho was almost us
much of a crank us himself. Mr.
Keagau said that the suggestion thul
he was a crank was tho hardest thing
over said about him. He did not care
to bo in tho samo category as the
Senator from Now Hampshire.
Kfpresentativo Foran has intro
duced a bill providing that tho Chief
and Assistant-Chief of tho Bureuu of
Engraving and Printing whall bo either
practical engravers or plate-printers.
Both parties havo opened offices in
this city to receive contributions to
the campaign funds of their respect
ive parties. By tho way it is said that
Clevelandb's $10,000 contribution was
a "falco."
If all tho democrats wore as confi
dent of success as Mr. Cleveland is,
there would bo no doubt about tho
result. J. H. C.
County Court Proceed lugs.
The ollicial undertaking of II. I).
Hubor, coroner elect, approved by
tlio court,
Final tcttleiueut mado with Mrs. A.
Ii. . uitiulurs, administratrix uf tho en-
twin ( ,v, iv, hammers, deceased ox-
fiift'iir, in all matters pertaining to his
t'olb-otioii of taxes.
(Yittriiut nwurded to W. T. llarti
nii'n In fill tho cribs under (wo bridged
over (Ir.inilo Jfondu river on tlio Fon.
U'r mil, for if lOO.
Tho'propcrty belonging to 8. A. Pur-
sell, south of union, was purchased by
tho court to be used as n county poor
farm. Consideration, itl,70U.
.7. Q. A. Richardson, J. M. Jones
and Jackson Wright having filed
claims for damages on tho proposed
road petitioned for by C. W. Hamilton
and others, llios. Wade, T. 1. Glenn
and Llias Jvuhn were uppomtcd at-
nraisefs to appraiso the damages and
report at the next term.
The appraisers heretofore appointed
to appraiso the damages that would
accrue to G. W. and M. P. Ames an
W. H. Porter on account of construct'
ion of proposed roads petitioned for by
Nathan ImcIsoii and others, Aos.1 and
2 having reported that said parties
would not bo damaged at all, their re
port in each instance was approved by
the court and both roads were declared
public highways and ordered opened
Various complaints having been
made to tho court of the obstruction
of various highways in different parts
of tho county, it was ordered by the
court that the various road supervisors
bo instructed to clear all roads, m
their respective districts, of all fences
and other obstructions for tho whole
legal width thereof. That they pre
vent tho running of water for irriga
tion or other purpose, whenever the
same will bo in any manner detriment
al to the public county road.
Liquor license granted to B. F. Pot
ter, of Pino valley, for one year.
The court settled with G. W. Thorn-
son for building a bridge over Grande
Rondo river at tho Morelock crossing
and approaches to the samo, paying
him therefor .' 1,370 $150 having been
heretofore paid.
Contract awarded to O. Lcsage to
deliver 30 cords of good, sound wood
in the court hoiieo yard, for .$3.-13 per
cord
Tho court settled with Nelson
Schoonovcr for superintending the
work on Pino creek road.
Boad petitioned for by F. M. Bart-
mcss and others, declared a public
highway and ordered opened.
T ho ollicial undertaking of 12. C.
Brainard, county treasurer, approved
by tho court.
J ho filienfl having collected certain
delinquent taxes for school district No.
f, made his report to the court, and
was instructed to turn the samo over
to thu clerk of the district.
Contract awarded to J)r. C. II. Dav
for medicine and medical attendance
on tho county poor at the poor farm,
and tho prisoners m tho county iail,
for tho ensuing year, for .f 5R0.
On account of a doublo assessment
against Thos. MeConnell, $42.2-1 was
ordorcd refunded.
It appearing that Sam'l. Perrv. liv
ing in Pino valley, a county charge is
very low with pulmonury diseaso and
his family in a very destitute condi
tion, it was ordered that his allowance
bo increased to $30 per month.
Boad petitioned for by G. M. Bich
and others, ordered surveyed.
.Nelson bchoonovcr wus appointed
superintendent and manager of the
county poor farm at a salary of $G0O
per year.
A scholarship to the State Universi
ty was granted to Miss Molho Shaw.
A contract was lot to G. W. Thorn
son to build two bridges over Grando
Bondo river on tho roads petitioned
for by M. F. Honan, et ids, and M. L.
Carter, ot ids, for tho sum of $1,800.
O. N. U. Notes.
IIkadquahthkh Tntiti) Rkoiment oi
Infantry, The Dalmh, Okk
KdON.f-
588. )
. Sept. 7, 1888
OKNKttAI. 01tI)KIt8 NO. If).
I. Lieut. W. II. Shark is hereby re
lieved from duty as Acting Adjutant,
Lieut. J. 1. I'ltz Gerald havinir return
ed and resumed his duties ns Adjutant.
J I. 'l no resignation of First Lieut.
N. U. Harris, of IT company, this re
giment, has been accopted by tho gov
ernor.
III. E. J. Forsytho has boen elec
ted and commissioned captain of I
company, this regiment. Hu will bo
respected and obeyed accordingly.
iv. warrant lias been imied to
Ira W. Bird iib corporal, this reciment.
subject to report of regimental exam
ining board, and ho will bo resncetcd
and obeyed ne ordingly.
V. Honorable discharges' havo been
granted to tho following enlisted men
from tho service of tho 0. N. G : Cor
poral Cass Cannon, and privates E. P.
Post. M. A. Hounds, T. M. Hush nnd
W. M. Motrgcr, ofG company: nrivato
F. Waldeek, of 11 company; privates
F.Il. Klein, 1). L. Newman. John Law-
ler and F. W. Wilson of the regimen
tal drum corps.
VI, Company commanders will see
Unit all guns and uniforms aro kept at
nil times in their armories.
By order of
C11AS. E. MORGAN,
(ofhcial.) Colonel.
JOS. 1. FITZ GERALD,
1st. Lieut, and Adjt.
There aro now twenty-sovon com
panies ol militia in the state, which
is nindo up oi between l.oOO and
1,000 men. In the Firot Regiment
tboro aro eight companies, in tho Sec
ond niuo and in tho Third eiehl.
lles-ides this there is ono company of
artillery und ono of cavalry. Ono of
these comp.uues,'F1"2nd regiment, will
givu n grand ball on Sept. 11. l'utyour
bayonet on the fact.
'IJioUndltegiment Hand, of Salem, is
eomowhat in a pickle, llccently their
leader I'rol, Coomor resigned anil went
to Portland, and tho bovs concluded to
quit uUo; but Adjutant M. W. Hunt,
of tho 2nd Infantry, O.N. ., declare
mat tlio regimental laud enlisted last
Juno for throo years nnd had ulrewdv
received JiOOfrom tho state, und could
not disband it It won d. when told to
play they will huvo to play. This
makes tho ming mnu rather norvoun.
and thoy are riMliniiu: what it U to
wdrk Mr (ho KdWrnmViit.
SCROFULA
I do not bclioro that
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
has an equal as a euro
tor Scrofulous Hu
mors. It Is pleasant
to take, gives strength
to tho body, and pro
duces a more perma
nent result than any
mcdiclnn I overused.
E. Haines, lortu
Llndalc, Ohio.
I havo used Ayer's
Sursaparilla, In my
family, for Scrofula,
and know, If it is
takonfaithfullyitwill
thoroughly eradlcato
this torriblo dlncnse.
W.F.Fowler.M.D.,
Grccuvlllo, Tcnn.
For forty years I
havo suffered with
Erysipelas. I havo
tried various rcmcdlos
Humors,
Erysipela
Canker, and
for my complaint, but
found no relief until
I commenced using
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
After taking ten bot
tles of this mcdicino I
am completely cured.
M. O. Amcsbury,
Catarrh,
Itockport, lie.
I havo suffered, for
years, from Catarrh,
which was so sovero
that it destroyed my
appotlto and weak
ened my system.
Aftor trying other
remedies, without re
lief, I began to tako
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
and, in a few months,
was cured. Susan It.
Cook. 000 Albany st..
Can be
cured by
purifying
the blood
with
Boston, Mass.
Aver's Sarsanarllla
is suporior to any
blood purlQcr that I
over tried. I havo
taken it for Scrofula,
uanKcr. nnu nait-
Ithoum, and received
much benoflt from it.
It is good, also, for
weak stomach.
Mllllo Jane 1'elrce, S.
Bradford, Mass. ft
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mum.
Frlco 81 ; six bottles, 85.
NOTICE KQR PUBLICATION. Q
Land Omen at La Gisande, Okeoon,)
Notice is hereby idventhat the foliowinir-
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make finnl proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver ut La Grande.
Oregon, on Oct. 23. viz: THOMAS
II. FOnTKK. I). S. No. 707(1. for the N hlf.'
SV qr SWqr SV or. Sec 20. nnd NYVqr.
NW nr. Sec 20. Tp 0 S. It II H. lie names
tho following witnesses to prove his contin
uous resiueucc upon nnu cultivation or,
dd land, viz: John K. Phillips, of Telo
upot, Oregon, nud Daniel Haird, A. N.
Hamilton nnd V. It. IU-cves, of Union, Or.
lln.Nnv Kikuiiart,
P-lI-wO. o Register.
lJXECUTOK'S NOTICE.
All persons hnThc claims against the cs
tato of W. W. Ito3, (IcceaKed. are hereby
notitied to present thu same, duly verllicd
according to law, to the undersigned, ct
inoexeetitnrof the last will and testament
of Hidd V W. Itoss, within six months from
tho date hereof, at bin reMdenco in the
town of Cove, Union countv, Oregon.
Dated this 10th day of September. 1RSS.
JAMKS H UN 0 U US 1 1 OTT.
!M 1-wC Kxcuutor.
NOTICK TO TAX l'AYKHS.
ATOTICU IS HURUBY GIVF.N THAT
Ji thu Hoard of Equalization for Union
county will meet in the ollleo of the county
clerk, in thu court bouse at Union, Union
county, Oregon, on Monday, October 1st,
1S88, ntt o'clock a. m. and continue in ses
sion six days, to examine, the nsses.stuent
roll forjtho year 1883, as returned by tlio as
sessor, and correct all mistakes therein;
nnd nil persons who aro dissatisfied witli
their assessment as mado by the assessor,
or who wish any corrections made in the
snnio, are hereby notified to appear at the
tinio nnd place above named, and show
cause why such corrections should be made,
or in failing so to appear, they will be re
quired to pay tax by the assessment as
made.
Union, Oregon, September 1st, 18S8.
0. D. TIIOMLINSON,
County Assessor.
The County Court of Union county, de
frires to add to the above, a notice to idl
persons knowing themselves as not being
assessed for the year lfiisS, to appear before
sain noarn oi i-.qnaimuion ana iikiko an as
sessment of their property, or send n list of
their taxablo properly to the ns-sessor at
said time, nud save expenses of sheritl'inak'
lug said assessment, mid we wish it distinct
ly understood by all persons interested,
that no cancellations ot assessment will be
made on tho assessment roll nfter the same
is passed upon by tho Hoard of Uqunliza-
tlon. O. 1. GOODALL.
County Judge.
NOTICE FOR FUULICATION.
Lajiu Officii at LaOkasdi:. OitnnoN, )
Aug. 2.1. 1S83. f
Noticu U hereby given that the following-
named saner nas iueii notice ot nu inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will he made be
foro the register nnd receiver st L-i Cnmde.
Oregon, on Oct. 11th. 1KSS. vir. OUOROU
W. COFI'MAN. I). S. No. 7.V.", for the W
hlf. NN'nr. Sec LX1 and V hlf. SWar, See.
'.'Jl . Tp C S, R 11 K. Ho names the following
witnesses to prove hU continuous residence
upon and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Cyrus Ilarnes, Justus Wright and Nathan
iel Parker, of .Medlc.il Springs, and (leorge
rluht, of Keating, Oregon.
lir.NKY KINIIIIAIIT,
8-3t-w Register.
NOTICI-: FOlt I'UULlATION.
I.anh Oitick at La Ouanph, Ommion.I
Aug. 27. 1S8. f
Notice Is hereby idvcn that the followins-
nnnied tetllers have filed notice ot their
Intention tn make tinal proof in sup
port of their oUims, ami that k.iul
proof will be made before the register
and receiver nt La Grande. Oreeon. on
October 17th, ISS8, vli:
Kll'llAitl) I , I.AMiUUI,. lid. NP.2.V11,
for the IC hlf. NKqr. and SW or. NUqr.
See. 2. Tp. 8S. and tho SUqr. SK. or. Sec
Tp. 7 S, R 15 K
MOSE8 A. SCOri'. Hd. No. X2Xt. Gfor tho
X hlf. SW qr. nnd S hlf. X W qr. Sec 17, Tp
p n, it -hi r..
JAM ICS R. SCOrr. lid. No. 3.MI, for
the S hlf SW qr. und SW qr. SU qr. Sec 5,
nnd the NUqr. NW qr.SecS.Tp8 S. IU0K.
WILLIAM HART, Hd. No. XV, for the
X hlf. N K nr. und N hlf. X W qr, Sec 21, Tp
8S. R. Ill K. i t
JAMUS II. CHANDLKR, Hd, No. 3110
for thSW qr. Sec. 1, I n 8S. It 45 IS. and,
FRKSMAN ST BULK, Hd. No XSSI, or
the K hlf. SUqr. SUqr NKqr, So 3ft in
Tp S. It 13 and SW qr. X W qr, Soc M in Tp
7 S, R Ifl K. ' 1 .
They naiuo tho following wiUioo (o
their continuous rrwidiuwo uihiii, aiideulil
vutlon f. 11,1 Und, vli: It. T Ungrt-ll,
Jimim li riiHiullor. Jhiiimi ILKuutt, Wil
liam Hart. lcowun tfturte, Jt. A. SetH
nnd Jnuuv Land, nil f hut Ytllty. 0ii.
u.4, . IIiWMV Jlmiliuur,
NOTICi: Ol' FORFEITURE.
Countv of Union, State of Oregon,
To W. II. Creed, Thomas Fitch, L. ftiu
mnuer, J.Harley nud T. N. Snow :
You and eceh of von aro here
by notified that we havo expended
one hundred dollar in labor anil
improvement- upon the "Laura Johnon''
quariz mining claim. This claim Is situa
ted In Oramte mining' ditr ct in I'tibm
county. Oregon, about otic half mile above
the araitra of Win. Horper, on the right
l):iiik of K!k neck, and is u .o culled the '(.
It. it N" claim, an will unpen r by certiti
catc 'it locution nud amended loi-uii'-n tied
Angus 2tt ami September 1st. lsr in the
c fhi-o of the diitru t recorder of said dis
trict, in order to hold said prcmics under
the provisions of Section 2321, revised tnt
iiti"i of the United .states, being the amount
required to hold the same for tho year en
ding Dec. Slut, 1SS7, nnd if within ninety
days after this notice you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of the expendi
ture as n co-owner, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the sub
scribers, under said section.
Dated this lL'ih dav of April, 18e8.
Mil?. ALICK KAST0N,
J. K. MALONKY,
V. T. WItlGHT,
J. W. SH ELTON.
WOOD WAXTKD.
NOTICE IS IIKRKHY GIVEN THAT
scaled bids will be received by the
county court of Union county, Oregon, up
to noon, Thursday, September (ith, 18-fci,
for the delivery in the court house yard, of
thirty cords of good wood, four feet long,
payable in coin. The county court reserves
the right to reject any or ah bids.
Union, Oregon, August 14, 18-'8.
. O. 1. GOODALL,
8-17 County Judge.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court of the State of Ore
gon, for union county.
J), x. JJftker, l'lalntitt,
M vs
,1
Mary linker. Defendant
To Mary Baker, the above named defen
dant:
TN THI? NAMU OF TIIK STATU OF
V Oregon, you are hereby retiuired to ap
pear nnd answer the complaint filed against
you in tue anove entitled suit, on or beiore
the (irt dav of the next regular term of the
Circuit cutirt of tho State of Oregon, for
Union county, after tho publication of this
summons lor six wccks, to wit: on tne L'l,
day of September. 1888. or in default there
of plalntilf will take judgment against vou
for the relief prayed for in thij complaint.
in this suit, to wit: for a deeree dissolving
tne bonds ot matrimony lieref&fore and
now existing between plalntiir and defend
ant, and for gencrul relief.
This summons is published in Tun Onn
oox Scout, by order of the Hon. Jay. A.
Fee. judge of .said court, mado nt chambers
at Pendleton, this 1 ttli dav of August 188S.
DAICl'lIt. SHULTON it HAKUU.
Attorneys for Flaillff.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit court of the State of Oregon,
for Union county.
.Mary U. Paird, Plaintiff,
vs
Charles Ilalrd. Defendant.
To Charles llaird, tho above named de
fendant: In the nan, e of the State of Orc-
Pgon, you are hereby required to appear nnd
answer tne complaint tiled against you in
thPabovc entitled suit on or before thoofirst
day i f the next term of the Circuit court of
the State of Oregon, for Union county, af
ter the publication of this summons for six
consecutive weeks, to wit: on or beforo the
21th day of September, J8SS. or in default
thereof plaintiff, Mnry U Haird will take
judgment against you for the relief prayed
for in tho complaint In this suit, to wit-: for
a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
heietofore and now existing between plain
till' and defendant', and for general relief.
This summons is published by order of
the Hon. Luther II Ison, judge of said
court, mado and dutcd at chambers this
2Gita dav of July, 1883.
H'AKER, SHULTON &. HAICUU
7-27 Attorncvs for I'laintill",
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court for the State of Ore
gon, for the countv of Union.
Alice Enston, Plaintiff,)
vs
F. S. Easton, Defendant.!
To F. S. Easton, the above named defen
dant:
TN THE NAM P. OF THE STATE OF
i Oregon, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer tho comp'laint tiled against
you in the above entitled suit, on or before
the first day of the next regular term of
tho above entitled court, to wit: on .Mon
day, the 21th day nt September, 1hs8. and if
you fail so to answer, the plaintiff will ap
ply to tlio court for tlio relief prayed for in
tho complaint, vix: adecreoof divorce dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now exis
ting between the plaintiff and yourself, and
lor tue costs ami disbursements ol tins suit.
Service of this summons is made by pub
lication thereof in The Oi:i:on Pcoct, by
order of Hon. Luther H. Isc a, judge of the
(ith Judicial District of the State ol Oregon.
Order bearing date, August 8th, 18sR,
C. W. MAN VILL,
8-10 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Timber l.nnil, Art Juno :t, 187S---Xotlce
fur 1'iilillratliin.
U. S.La.nii Omen, La Qua nrc. Okkoon,)
- July 10. 18SS. )
Notice is hereby given thnt In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale
oPtimber lands in tho States of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territo
ry. IIAKI.OW P. DRAKE, of Union,
County of Union, State of Oregon, has this
day hied in this office his sworn statement
No, 40, for the purchaso of the NE qr.
SKor. Section 3,'t, nnd NW ir. SWqr. of
Section No, 31, in Township No. I South
ltango No. SO Ent, and uill oiler proof
to j how that the land sought is more
viduablejor its timber or stone than for ag
ricultural purposes nnd to cstnblish bis
claim to said land beforo the register and
receiver of this olllce ut l.a Orande. Ore
gon, on Monday the Sth day of Oct., 18SS.
He names as witnesscM: Robert Yerkes,
W. II. Stailord. O. L. lllakcslee and A. O.
Crnlg, nil of Union, Oregon. Airy and all
pcrsoii-i claiming adversely the abovc-do-scrlbed
lands an requested to tile their
claims In this ofliee ou or beforo sifnl Sth
day of October, IS83.
IIC.MIV P.1HK1IIIT,0
7-27-wlO iiegister.
Tlmtior IjuiiI, Act .In no .1, 1KT8. Noticu
I'nr I'lililli-ntlnn.
U.S. Imnd Orricn lu Ouaspk. OnnooK.i
July 2:1. ItW. (
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of thOactof Cnnuress of
June 3. Is78. entitled ' An tu t for tho sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territo
rvr ir.rrpn m rfiwtrw nt iT.,irm
county of Union, State of Oregon, bus this
day tiled in this olllce his sworn statement
o. -in, tortne purchase tn tne sv rtrcy,
and NWk NKS of Section No. 31. in Town
vltt. tv1.. JC.,,1. ...... V.-. Wl .....I
, ..... -1 .jvii ,ji , tiMiigv m. ..iirii nnu
will otlerpriH f tosbow that the hind sought
is more valuable for Us timber or stone than
1,1k pluitu ... ..1.1 .1... .....Li... I
and rtcrlver of IhU dill, e at l.-t Orande.
Oregon on Saturdav tho jiiih day of Oc
tober. NM He tiMiiit-K hu itlii-.i : m.
II. Muffoid, K. Sniub.. K. K SMiliiand Iliad
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SUMMONS,
In the circuit court of the State of Ore-
tn- 11 fr .-mint -.
Nelson Sch'HinoVer. Plaintiff,
vs
Alexander La Huff, Sar.il u
La Buff. J. B. baton and Mi-
To Alexander Laliufl .nul Sarah L. La Buff,
two of the ab-'ve nnm. d IV'.r1,i'?Iit.V'7; ,,
TN THE NAME OK THE bi ATE OF
lOregon, ou anil each of yu nrc hi-reuy
required to appear mid nn-ne-r ihe com
plaint filed agamst vou in the above entitled
;-.,urt nnd sn.t, mur before the 2-1 Hi day of
Sci tember, l-8, the same bti. g the first
rinyof n regular term of said court, com
mencing next, nfter the expiration of six
weeks from the date of the llrU publication
nf this summons, to wit: the September
term, 188.01 said court, and if you tail so
to appiar or answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the re
lic! demanded In said complaint, to wit:
a decree foreclo-lng all of the right, title
and interest of all of the said defendants, i
of, in and to certain mortgaged property
set forth in the complaint, to wit: The
Whlf. of NW-qr. and NEqr. of MV qr. 1
Sec. 22, and E hlf. of SE qr, nnd SE qr. of
NU nr. Sec 21, all in Townhip 4 S, K. 40 E.
W. M., in Uniou cunty. State of Oregon,
and ordering said property to be sold to
satisfy the sum of ?1 000.00 ind interest
thereon from January 1st, 18S7 at the rate
of ten per cent, per annum; the further
sum of ?1&0.C0 ns attorneys fees, and the
further sum of ?:i9.02 nnd l.-gal interest
thereon from Jan, 1st, 18siJ, taxes paid on
said mortgage nnd for which said mortgage
was given to secure, to satisfy the further ,
sum of $82.G1 and interest thereon from
August 20, 18t6 at the rate of ten per cent,
nop tmlium. t)p fnrtlinr Mint of J25as attor
ney fees, also the further sum of $Go0.00 and
interest thereon nt the rate of ten per cc L
per annum, from Aug. 9. 1SS7, and tho fur
ther sum of ?7.".00 as attorneys ices, and
also the costs, charges and expenses of this
foreclosure und of making sale, said vari
ous sums being due upon four several
promisary notes, given by the said defen
dants, of which the plnlntlff is now the
owner, and for taxes paid upon said mort
gages, which were given to secure said
notes, ns provided therein and for which
this suit is brought to foreclo-ie: abo that
said defendants, and each and all of them
and all persons claiming by or through
them, be forever barred and foreclosed of
all right, title, interest, claim and equity of
redemption of, in or to said land and every
part thereof, and for general relief.
This summons is published by order of
the Hon. Jas. A. Fee. judge of the above
entitled court, made at chambers and da
d the 4th day of August, A. D. 1883.
Dated at Union, Oregon, this 7th day of
August, 1838. 8-10. 0
JOHN R. CRITES,
O Attorney for Plaintiff.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
To whom it may concern :
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed was on the 8th day of may, ISSS du
ly appointed administratrix of the estate
of JanieB S. llravton, deceased, and all
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present tho same, du
ly verified, to me nt my ytnee of residence
near Elgin. Oregon, within six (G) months
&om this date.
T i 1 I ' I 1 11. ! T..I..O, 19CO
jjiucu ut J-.ii.-in, uncoil, unsjinv i. isoo.
BAKllAKA UKAYTON.
7-27 Administratrix.
NOTICK OP FORFEITURE.
Countv of Union. State of Orecon.
To John Hepburn and Samuel Merchant:
i ou anu ciicn oi you are nereuv untitled
that I have expended one hundred dodars
in labor and improvements upon tne
I.uckv liov'' ouartz minln r claim for the
year ending December, 18S7. This claim is i
situated In the Uranite Mining Ihstrlct in
Union coun'y, Oregon, adjoining tho '-For
est Queen" and "Combination'' quartr.
mining claim", und if wiihin ninety days
after 'tills noticu you fail or refuse to eon
tribute your proportion of tho expenditure
as a co-owner, vour Interest In said claim
will become the property of the subscriber,
w. uuuxiss.
Dated July 2, 188S.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Cornucopia. Oregon. March 23. 1838.
To Oeorge Benson nnd John Hallct:
You arc hereby notified thnt we. your co
owners in the claim or mine known as the
"Blue Hose" claim, situated 111 the Buion,
extention of tho ''Queen of the West,'1 and
have expended one hundred dollars in as
sessment work for the year 18.S7, on said
claim, as nquircij by law, and If vou fail to
contribute your' portion of said amount
within ninety days from 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 23L'l revised statutes U.S.
O. 11. SCIIICKKAM,
-f-0. O. S. ALI.EN.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court for the State of Ore
gon, for the countv of UnioA. ,
I.ucinda K. McDonald, Plalntilf, )
vs
Thomas D. McDonald. Defendant, J
To Thomas D. McDonald, the above named
defendant:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
JLOrcgon. you areQicreby required to ap
pear and answer tlio complaint tiled against
you in tho above entitletl suit, on or before
the'lirst day of the next regular term of
the above entitled court, to wit: Monday,
the 21th day of September, ISSS, nnd if you
fad so to answer, the plaintiff, for want
thereof, will apply to the court for the re
lief prayed for in the complaint, viz: n de
cree of divorce, dissolving tho bonds of
matrimony now oxistirvg between the plain
tiff and yourself, and fur tho costs and oik
bursements of this suit.
Service of this summoiOis made by pub
lication thoreof in Tun Oreuon Scout, by
order of Hon. Luther II. Ison. judge of the
Oth. Judicial District of Oregon. Order
bearing date, August 7th, 18S3.
C W. MANVILL,
8-K Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION?
Land Office at La ffaANDKPOntooN,)
v. . . . . A"g. 27. ISSiS. f
hotice is hereby given that the following-
!inmed settlers havetilcd notion nf il,lrin.
tentloni make final nroof In Minnnrt. nf
their clitfms, and that sold proof will be
made beforo tho register and receiver at La
(irande. Oregon, on October lfith, 188 vit:
GEOllGE JlKXItOTH n H 'v.. T7on
for the S hlf SW qr. S2C 7 Tp 8 s It tit E. '
JAMES 15. FULP, D.s: No. 7ffl8. for
tt10 , hlf; Or. and E hlf. NWqr, Sec
ISTpSS, H-tti E. 1
t'll.ll' ll,,,lk f..l I n .nl ,1
, "r""" iiiiu"iu Hiinescua w
prove their continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: James II.
"ainpr. it. A. Scott Wi. Il.nu Hart, .Ins.
.Idp and James H. Scott, all of Pine
alley, Oregon.
IlKNKY Itt.N CHART,
8-3 1-0 Uec'S-er.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at La Grande. Orcoo.v. I
, . , Aug 16. K-A
Notice Is hereby given thnt the following
named settler has tiled notice of hit inten
tion to mako final pronf in support of his
claim, and that ald proof will bo made bo
fore the regi-ter and rutlver at la (Iran Ic,
Oreg n on October 11. 18, vU: SEIOLK
I'Or FM AM. Il.l So.3i7. forth. V hlf.
Shiir.and It hlf. SW oSccW.Tp li H, It.
II E. Ilf nuiliei Uv'h'wiiw Winc-s to
prove Un contluuou rriiibiuv up 11, and
cullivalloiiof, kul luad vlx Cyru lt.-jriie.
Jiuitu wrlghi ami Satlun el l'urkr, ot
Medljwl Sprint?, and (Siwruu Vriht, of
hculliijr, Oregon,
... . IltBV HlKMUHr,
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I
ORTGAGE HANK
UNION, OREGON.
$500,000.00 to Loan on
First Class Security,
Prom One to Five Year? Time, at a Low
Rate of Interest, Alo Buys Sells
and Be its Property for
rH0ii-rc..nient.s. "y
O I
ONLY IM-X'EIVED ON DEP0S1 I
To be Invetdedon Guaranteed Security.
All Collections Promptly
Attended to Without Delay
Insure
IN TIIE-
Bankers
Against
Accident,
Mutual
ANDess! Associate
Funeral
Expenses
of the
Northwest,
From $5.00 to ?25.0O weekly indemnity in
case of accident.
From ?.r).00 to f 12.50 weekly indemnity in
case of sickness.
$100.00 for Funeral expenses.
J NO. E. TUTTLE, Agent,
Union, Oregon.
AND SODA FACTORY,
Cor. Main and B Sts. - - Union. Oregon,
SHERMAN & KA1KV, 1'rops.
Manufacturers and dealers in Soda Wa
ter, Sarsaparilla, Oinger Ale, Cream Soda
nnd Champagne Cider, Syrups, etc. Or
ders pjomptly tilled.
t-Met
Main Street, Union, Oregon,
BENSON BROS. - PROPRIETORS.
Keep constantly on band
BEEF, PORK- VEA'L, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LARD. Etc.
Cornucopia Saloon,
Wsi. Wileon, Prop.
The Finest of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars always in stock.
FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE.
Drop in and be sociable
ALPINE H0TEU
Cornucopia, Union county, Or.
R. Q, WARINNER, - - -a - - Prop'r,
Tho only first class house in tho cam
No pains i-parcd to make guests comforta
ble. 0
Thomson & Pnrscl aro agente for
(bo celebrated Cyclone Wind Mill, and
ns tlio prices on them have been great
ly reduced thoy nro now witnin the
reach of all. Sample mill to be Been
at their planer in North Union. Call
and examine it.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all Patent Business attended
to Promptly and for Moderate Fees.
Ourotlicu is opposite the U. S. Patent
Ofliee, and wc can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from Wasoington.
(3end MODEL or DRAWING. Wc advise
as to pantentabililv free of charge; and wo
mako NO CH AKGE UNLESS PATENT IS
SECURED.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div., and to otlicials
of the U. S. l'atcnt Olllce. For circular,
advice, terms nnd rellcrcnccs to actual cli
ents in your own State or County, write to
00 G. A. SNOW & Co.,
Opposite Patent Ofliee. WoshiiiKtorpjD. C.
AMDS MINES
KentucKy Lipor Store
City
lea
ANSWMl TO INQUUt 'S, $1.00
BEPsnr o:i nirstss, contests, ic,$3.oo
Procuring Und Plttnti, Film 3 ArgumnU,
nd Conducting Conum. on MsJerals
Trms Sonil for ciraulir la
HENRY N. COPP, AICTvf
WASMIUQTOIJ, O O.
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