The Oregon scout., January 31, 1889, Image 8

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WASHINGTON.
An tntcrr.tttiiR Letter 1'rom Our IIckii-
l.ir Correspondent.
Washington, Jan. 18th, 1889.
Editok Okkdox Scout:
Tho House of Kcpresontiilivcs lias
wrestled wish the 0tntiibti3 Tcrritorinl
bill fur tovcral ilnyn, mostly in u decent
and orderly manner. Mr. Springer
and Mr. Cox wcru lic.ird at length, af
ter wfiich the avoral delegates from
tho torritoiien wore given a chance.
Tho rc.ult was that the Congressional
Record of the fallowing morning looked
like the advertising shoot of a western
real estate agency. Jt was one of the
most thrilling numbers yet issued by
that able journal, and should be read
by all admirers of painstaking and ar
tistic liars , It ia expected that as the
bill stands, the democrats not being
united in its favor on tho question of
the division of Dakota, the proposed
legislation will die in conference. Still
the admirable energy displayed by the
people of Dakota, and the large delega
tion' of representative men of both
parlies sent here by tho statehood
meetings to urgo division, may turn
the tide of battle.
Tho contest in the Honso this week
may seriously affect the fight for tho
upeitkership of tho next House. In
tho debate over tho report of the com
mittee on rules, two candidates, Iteed
and C'Hitioii, were skillfully placed on
tho defensive by tho friends of Melvin
ley and Duriows, and they succeeded
in leaving Heed and Cannon to vote
with the democrats. Tho defeat, if it
may bo called such, was of course
more a defeat of Heed, whoso leader
ship is avowed, than of Cannon. JJeed's
anger was plain to bo seen. General
Henderson is another mad candidate
for tho Hpeakcrship. I To says that tho
published report that his candidacy is
only a sttblerfugo in Cannon's interest
is a blnck lie.
The president has ordered G moral
Swaim, now suspended from the office
of Judge Advocate (Jcnoral, before a
retiring board. Tho order involves the
roinitsion of tho sentence of the former
court martial and a clearing of Swaiin's
record. J I is sentenco of suspension
for twelvo years would expire .July,
18!)0. Ilotiremont in his oaso, would
not, however, involve a vindication of
his honor, Ocnorul Swaim was regu
larly convicted, though his punish
ment was mild. General Black's
friends aio vigorously pushing his
claims to succeed Swaim. Tho only
objection urged against him is that his
physical disability, as established when
his largo pension was granted, would
necessitate his retirement in two or
'three years at most, littt General
Dlack's'frionds claim that three repub
lican senators will vote for his confir
mation. There is an element of dan
ger in tho case. There are not lucking
republican honatora who long to invcs
tigat'i tho pension ofiloo and score
Commissioner Dlaek. His nomination
would a fiord tho opportunity.
Tnd election of Anthony Higgins as
a genu tor from Delaware is welcomed
with enthusiasm by tho republicans
and with personal satisfaction In such
democrats as know him best. In t o
midst of the shouting, full pruho is
given to Senator Quay, whoso letter to
tho Delaware republican, who teemed
hut a week ago involved in a
destructive fight, brought about a
speedy settlement of all dilllculties.
Messed is tho peacemaker. Lucky is
Mr. Higgins. Two years ago the lead
er of a congressional forlorn hopo, a
poitk-ian hopelessly in the minority in
a vrot pocket owned by tho Hayards
and their kin, he is suddenly thrown
on tho dotted wavo'of victory.
On Thursday, tho ono hundred and
oighty-thitd anniversary of tho birth .of
Honjuinin Franklin, found tho monu
ment erected to his memory by Mr.
BtiU'on Uutclnhs in front of tho Post
newspaper otlieo, Btill awaiting un
veiling. It appears that Mr, JIutehius
bus been for tome time involved in a
joint debate with tho sculptor, a war
faro that became ag rcHsivo when the
ticulptor placed his name as artist up
on tho base in lottors fivo inches high.
Mr. Hutehins, as nn old newspaper
man, didn't intend to givo Mr. Sculp
tor a fivo inch advertisement forevor
free, e.o in tho dark watches of the
night ho had the mime cut oil'. It is
to bo regrettml that like time and tide
tho anniversary of Ji. Franklin's birth
wait for no man.
Three largo excursions wont to Hal
timoro this week to Kdwin Hooth's
performance. Tho fact that Mr.
J loot h never comes to Washington is
h decided a "chesnut" that I must
apologiio for mentioning it. 1 am led
to recall it by tho fact that Tuesday
night was tho anniversary of tho night
ho left Washington, tovoral years after
the nsHirsination, with tho bones of
Ills misguided brother who killed
j'nfrident Uncoln. What memories
might havo come to him, oven through
tho linco of Bhylock, as ho looked
upon tho Washington contingent that
his vow of Hint fearful night had coin
polled to come to him, opens a vista
of speculation. The ploughmuu, in
tilled tioldM uf jjottcvi turns up tho
grinuiutf tVuIl ol wtr. J. H. 0.
KgntiiGKY Liauor Store
AND SODA FACTOltY,
Cor: Main and 15 St.". - - Union. Oregon,
8iii:i:max& j:ai.kv, rroph.
Manufacturers and dealers In Soda Wa
ter, Sorsaparilla, Ginger Ale, Cieam Soda
and Cluiiniyunit! CWler, Syrups, etc. Or
ders promptly tilled.
ai-IWet
Main Street. Union. Oregon,
BENSON BItOS. - PKOI'KIETOllS.
Keep constantly on hand
BEEF, I'OIIK- VEAL', MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LAUD. Etc.
JtSTKAYKO OK HTOt,i:X.
From mv ranch near N'orth I'owdcr, one
Imv stallion. .T years old; one bay inure 2
voiirs old ; one In own Middle horse, about
7 years old, nll.Urandoii .1 .) wim iainone
cross. I underneath, on left shoulder.
A liberal reward will lie nu'd for the de
livery of tho above doseiib. dlhorses, or In
formation taut win lead to ineir recovery
JAMK8 YOtUC,
1-21-mI Forth Powder.
TAKHN nr.
I, O. AY Smith, have taken up, at my
place or residence near maud taty, on uec,
ID. 18fH. one'stecr described as follows:
Onejrcd-road Mcer, .'1 years old p 'st, of
medium size ami ninm. sin in icit. ear, no
other marls or brand visible.
(i. V. SMITH.
I hereby certify that I have this day np-nr.-itmil
the uliove described c.strnv steer lit
slS.OO, on -this Ifitli day of. Inn. 1KS0.
T. E. JONES,
Justice of the Peace for Inland City PrecH.
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
IjANP Offrt. at La GitANin, Okkoo.v,)
Jan. 1(1, ISt'J. f
Notice is hereby ulvea that the following
named settler bus lllcd notice of his inten
tion to make thiol commutation proof In
support of his claim, and that said proof
will he made before, the register ion) re
ceiver at La drande. Oregon, ou March f,
18H), viz:
Ktei-iikn S. I'iniiiim,,
Hd. No. -12'M, for the HW M See 2.1, Tp. 7 S,
II 15 E.
Ho names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, said laud, viz:
C. 1). Morgan, Thomas Coarsen, Kohcrt
McKadden, and Jaines lloopingarner, all
of I'lno valley, Orciron.
Any person who desires to protest against
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any MibMnntiiil reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
why Mich proof should not be allowed, will
ho glvnn an opportunity at the 'above men
tioned time and place to cross-examine the
witnesses of said'claliiuint, and to offer evi
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
1 1 K.Mir KixmtAKT,
l-LM-wtl. PcRister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omn: at La Oiundi:, Oar.oo.v,)
Jan. 10, IKMi. t"
Notice- is hereby ejvon Unit the following
nanied'settlcr has tiled notice of his inten
tion to iimko final proof in suppott of his
claim, and that said proof will he mude be
fore the register and receivcrnt La (irande,
Oregon, onjMnreh ft, 18M), viz:
Jam ix Koiiiuns,
lip. No. .1070, for the SJ-; SHtf, XWk, SEJ
and NEW tiVi See 20, Tp. 7 H, H 15 E.
Ho names tho following witnesses to
provo his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said laud, viz:
S.H. l'lndell, CD. Morgan. J. T. Hoo
pcnKiiruor and Uobort McKadden, all of
Pino valley, Oregon.
An v person who desires to protest against
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under tho law
and tho regulations of tho Iuteilor Depart
ment, whv Mich proof should not he allow
ed, will i.o given an opportunity at tho
above mentioned time and place to cros
oxamiue tho witnesses of said claimant, and
to oiler evidence in rebuttal of that submit
ted by claimant.
HllNKY KlVKHAKT,
1-lM-wl! Kegistcr.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Opfick at La On.vNnn, Oiip.uhn,)
December 12, 1HSS. I
Notice is hereby given that tho following
uaiuod settlor has tiled police, of his Inten
tion to nmlie tluai proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore tho register and receiver at La tirande,
Oregon, on Jan. 'JO, li-80, vie:
WlU.HM MuiiliAY,
1). S. No. 7tKl, for the N hlf. NE or . SW
nr. NE in. and SE(ir. NW nr. Sec. 1, Tp 5.
b, It. 10 E, W. M.
lie names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
L. A. Kobertson, Wntlo Shelton, John
Muinuiey and A. Cockrell, nil of Union, Or.
Any person who desire to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of tho Interior Depart
ment, why such proof should not he al
lowed, will he given an opportunity at tho
above mentioned time and place to cross
examine the witnesses of said claimant,
and to oiler evidence in rebuttal of that
submitted by claimant
Hknhv Hi.muiaut,
12-U-hO Itcgistor.
SAI.KOK MOKTCAGKO 1'KOPKKTV
NOTICE IS HHUEHY (1IVEN THAT
whereas, ',. Nelson, on the dny of
August. I8SS, gave to me, N. Taricr.n chat
tel mortgage on certain personal property
to secure tho payment of two certain prom
loory notes, payable to mo or my order,
ono for the stun of f'o.OO and the other for
tho sum of I10fl.ro, with interest on said
notes from the 'jsth dty of August, ltS3, at
tho rate of ten per rent, per annum , and
whereim default has been made in the pay
ment of said 1 100.00 note according to its
term. Now, therefore, this Is to glvo no
tiro tlmt on account of such default and
under and by virtue of tho terms of said
i battel mortgage, I have tuken into my
posscrslnn the property described and in
cluded In s.-od mortgage, to-wit : One sur
rvl horse branded 1 C on k'lt stifle, one sor
rel hone branded L with half clrclo over
top, on left sbouldrr, one sorrel horse
branded It K on left shoulder or stifle and
one dsrk bay horse branded it P T on left
boulder, und In 'order to satikfv ld note,
principal and interest and coats of this sale,
1 will olUrsald horses for sale at public
auction, to tlio highest bidder, for chku. at
J.H. Elliott's livery ntnble, in the city of
I'nUni. I'uion roumr. State of Oregon, on
Saturday tho l'.'th duv of January A. 1).
lhA) ut 'i o'clock r. it, of uld day.
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KSTIIAY NUTICU
Taken up, by the undersigned, on Decem
ber 11. 18S8, three miles and a half north
west of Pmcvllle. in Pino alley, union
county, O recoil, one bay mare, 4 years old,
15 hands hii;h. with blotch brand nn left
shoulder, resembling a trinnjdo two inches
across, with center burned out.
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cnarges anil lane tne same away
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JOHN II. IllWIN.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court of the State of Ore
gon, for Union county,
Tho New England Mortgage Security
Company, plaintiff,
vs.
John Itakcr. Margaret Pakoraud L. llaer.
defendants.
To the above named L. Ilnor, defendant:
FN THIS KAJIH UK TiiH STAT K UK
Hivfun. vim lire liorehv remiiri'd to nn
near and answer thocdmplaiut tiled against
you in the abovo entitled suit, on or before
hut second .tionoay in reoruarv, a. i.
ISM), that hi'iiu' the first judicial dav of the
term following the expiration of the time
prescribed hr the publication of this sum
mons, and if you fail so to answer, for want
thereof plaintiff will demand judgment and
decree against you for the relief prayed for
in said complaint, to wit; For a foreclos
ure of plaintiff's mortgage upou the fol
lowing described property, to wit: The N
hlf of the SEor- of See. H4, and tho NW or.
of SW or, and the N hlf. of SW or of HV
qr. of Sec. 35, To. 1 S. of It. 38 E, of tho
Willamette meridian. Union county. Ore
gon, and tlmt your claim thereto and in-
teret I nc rem no declared suosequeni in
point of time and subject to tho Urn of
plaintiff's ruortgaga on said laud, and that
vnn lie forever Imrrcd from nil ritllit of
equity of redemption therein.
Thts publication is mado by virtue of an
order of he Hon. James A. Fee. judge of
tho Uth Judicial District of tho State of
Oregon, made on tho 10th day of Decern-
Der, A. ji. Jisja, dirucnug tno pnuueation
thereof to ho made In Tiik Oukuon Scout,
a weekly newspaper published at Union, in
Union county, Oregon, once a week for
tno period or six weeKs.
uiiei 'rnv n
SI I ELTON itCAKKOLL.
Attv's. for lTiL
ia-u-wo
SUMMONS.
In tho Justlco court for North I'owdcr pre
cinct, county of Union. State of Oregon.
J.E. Carroll, I'ltf. ) f.ivi, nction to
A. lteynnrd.Deft, f0 mo"-v'
To tho above-named A. Keynard, defen
dant :
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
.1 Oregon, you are hereby required to ap
pear beforo the undersigned,, a Justice of
tho Peace for tho precinct aiorcsaid, on the
.Mth day of February A. 1). 18SI. at tho
hour of one o'clock, r. m. of said day, ut the
olllee of such Justice, in said precinct, and
answer the complaint tiled against you in
the above, entitled HctUu, that being the
fifth day after tho expiration of tho time
prescribed for the publication of this sum
mons; and, if you fall o to answer, for
want thereof the ltlulntltl will tako Judg
ment against you tor the snni of seventy
and ninety-three one-hundredtbs dollurs,
($70.03.) (5. W. DO LAN
Justice of tne Peace.
This summons is ordered to he published,
hv (L W. Dolun.a Justice of the i'onco for
North l'owder l'reelnct. Union county,
Orrgou, on this 31st day of December, A I).
directing tho publication thereof to
bo mudo In Tub Okkuon Scoi't, u weekly
newspaper published at Union, Union
county. Oregon, onco week forth period
of klx weeks. O. W. DOLAN,
1 1 w 0. Justice of tho I'eace
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NOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION.
Land Omi'C at La GitAsni:, Or.roo.v, )
Die. Ji, 18-f.H. f
Notice is hereby Kivea that the following
named settler luiH tiled notice of her inteu
tion to make final proof in support of her
.claim, and that said proof will be made be
'foro the register and receiver at La (irande,
Oregon, on Feb. 15. lsSII, viz:
HAitmr.T J. Hknukusuott, devisee of
William W. Koss, deceased,
Hd. No. 17:'l, for thoSE' NE and NE'.,'
SE qr. See. 7, and SW. qr, NW qr. and NW
qr. SW qr. Sec. 8, Tp. S S, li. 12 E.
She names tho lollowing witnesses to
prove her continuous rosideneo upon and
cultivation of. said land, viz:
W. D. Emefe and H. W. Lee, of Keating,
Oregon, and Geo. W. Wright and James II,
Sains, of Medical Springs. Oregon.
Anv person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law and
tho regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not ho allowed, will
bo given an opportunity at the above men
tinned time and place to erovs-exainine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler evi
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
IIenkv lti.NiniAnr,
12-"-w(i Kegister.
Al'l'IAoATION FOlt l'ATUNT.
Application for a United States patent; Sur
vey No. 10; Claim No -l.'l; inimT.il appli
cation No. IIS.
U. S. LM Okficb. Lv Or.vxpk, Okkoon. I
Nov. '.'1, 1-SS.
NOTICE IS IIEUE15 GIVEN THAT
W. T. Uurdett, Isaiah Anslead. I). W.
Tiee, C. J. Dulley, and the Oregon Go d
Mining Company, a corporation, whose
post'Otllco address Is Cornucopia, Union
county, Oregon, have this day tiled their
application for a patent for tiie,
ltcil Jni-lutt
quart! lode, situated in Granite mining (lis.
trlet. in Township (, South, of Itanso 45 K.
W. M : the quart, lode being described by
thoottlelal plat's and Held notes on lllu In in
this otliee, us follows, to wit :
lleginning at the south-east corner of the
claim, a point from which tho quarter sec
tion corner between sections 27 and 2s, in
Tp. OS, It. -Pi E, bears S. lit degrees 5 uilu
utos E, and 15tfl feet distant, post being
marked ''Comer No. 1. U. J. M. C. survey
No. 10" on north-west faei ; thence run
ning N. 15 degrees .'52 minute E. along oist
boundary of the claim KM feet to poH
nuirked ''Cornel No. 2, 15. J. M. C. survey
No. 10;' thence N. J-2 degrees W. (VX) feet
to post maikcil 'Comer No Jt. It. ,1. M. C.
survev No. 10;" thence S. U degrees 15 min
utes V. along west boundary of claim IW
feet to post marked ''Comer N. I, K. J.
M.C. survey No HI;" thence S. S2 di-aroes
E. along south boundary of claim -t.'Ofeot
to "Corner No. I.'" pi a e of beginning, con
taining 10 and Kt onc-hundredths ih vi-h.
locution neing rifonied in volume -n
quartz claims of Union county, Or.-go.i. at
pane l(3. Adjoining chum are 'Silver
lteir'on tho east, tho "Uobort Lininott'' on
tho north und tho -'Companion" on the
south.
Any and all persons churning adversely
anv portion of tho said "Ited Jacket' quartz
lotlo above described, are required to tile
their adverse claim with the register of the
U.S. laud otliee at La (ir.inde. Oregon, du
ring tho sixty davs period of publication
hereof, or tin y will bo barred by vntue of
tne provision's of statute.
Hr.Mtv Kinfiiakt,
lttvl-lvr.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing
nollre of aiiplleation for a C S. iwitent bo
publlshwl for a period of sixty dv (U n
coiisetmtlvo weeks) In TiieOkhuon S-i t,
a weekly uewspspor pub.ishisl at Uuiuii,
Union county, Oregon
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Nutirn or Fllinl Selllpmi'iit.
In the county court of Union county State
of Oregon. In tins mutter of the Estate
ol John F. L .id de eased.
The mule reigned, having nb'd her (innl
account in tho above named court as nd-mini'-tratrx
of the Eda&e of John F.
Loid deceased, notice is hereby given tliui
Tuesday the 5th. day of March, ltbil, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. M.of s;jid dav, has been
appointed w ihi tune, and the court house
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j u.7 nil- jil.ur .;tv lliu riillll nflll l., 1UI HUT Ill-ill-
ing of objection.-, to the same, and the set
. tlcmeut thereof.
Dated at Union Oregon, this lC:h. day of
January, ltf.SO,
MUS. A.J. LOID.
Administratr.v
TA SliK VI'
Sand Itidgo. Dee. 1. 1SSS-
T, A. 15. Copley, have taken up three
small saddle horses, described hs follows:
Ono bay ho. se about 5 ye n old, 11 bunds
and It inches high, biandul with a very
large spring rent hook on right thigh.
Ouo hay horse about 10 years old, and
about 11 hauls hiixh, branded with a
diamond on lutt lnmlder, saddle murks,
ttar in foreha l. right hind foot white.
One small roan horc about 5 joar old.
about 12 hands and one inch high, branded
O on left shoulder.
A. 15. CON LEY
Cove, Oregon. Dec. IH, ISIS,
This eertllles that I havo this day ap
pealed the above described octroy horsos,
the 1st at .20, the 2nd at Sill and tho 3d
at $15. 15. 15. SANHOKN,
Justice of the Peaoo of Cove Precinct.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lanh Oitice at La Ukaniu:, Oreoo.v,)
Doe. 2fl, 1S.S1. i
Notice 1 hereby given that the following
named settlor has tiled notice of Ids inten
tion to makn final proof in support of his
claim, und that said p.'oof will he mude he
foro the register and receiver ut La Grande,
Oregon, on Feb. 4, 18-0. vix:
Jou.V W. WOK1.HY.
D S No. 72Sf, (orthoSE' j'SKVi S-i -2.
SWi-, und NE, SW See 1. Tp, 7 S, it 1
E, W. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence ujiou and
cultivation of, said land, vie
Justus Wright, Seigle ('oilman. Ovru
Harm s. und Thomas Murlin, ull of Modi
cal spriusrs, Oregon.
Any ei'on whoiU-ires to prot't against
the ullowinee of .uu h pr-.of, m- who knows
of any sub-tuntiul reason, under the law
and tne regulations t the Interior Depart
ment, why such prooi should n t tte allow
ed, wi'l be given uu opportunity uvtbeuUive
numtioiied lime and jn e ' to cross xinlne
lite wltuo sea of sui i cla mant, and to offer
evident (i in rehuttn' of that sul.m tied by
cluiiuttnl.
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12-2H-(i Rwl-Ujr.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all 1'4'ent Uusiiaiss Mttcnjed
to 1'ruuiPlly and for Mo.lerU) Fees
OurorrV-e 1 opponiu the U I" item
OlHVe. and we t-mi obtain Ptem- la l,-s
time than those rt)iii"te from Waoi'.jiin i
Send MODKLor DK WING. We .uhUrt
a to p.itiU'nt.liiltlv t'rtH- .f hirire. mid we
ninko Xt t HAHGK UNI.K-S PATENT IS
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Supt. Of MoilL-N O.'it i IM , , i I , olll, l.
uf the U.S. I'uteui Oti. -. :i l i.'
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at my residence at Suuimorville, Union
eotuicv. State of Oregon, within six months
In m this date.
Dated this :!rd dav of January. 189.
OHPIIA YOKE,
1-t Administratrix.
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