lUJuurnKjnuiini u nuiMimiMi. mijixiuu uimui.'.. I 1 ' ; an-u i.n.. J jgrc:
IN ITALY.
flinplite IVunl l'lcturcn from Ilie I'cn of
uur Itcgulnr Ciirrr:onilcnt.
Kavknna, (Hiily), .Inn. 0, J881).
Editoii ok tiik Scout:
1U8t night was ii horiiblo night. It
don't seem that such storms conld j
rage over the placid breast of a land !
jylioic (lowers arc dressed in their gay
t cat hues the entire year. About ten
o'clock, ., yesterday, the skies in
the northeast becatno lightly overcast
by a lleeey veil of clouds. It did not
look threatening at first, but by .'! o'clock
the visible. cano)y was rather gloomy
looking. It grew darker as the day
went on
the heavens and the chniu-liko gl
of lightning hurried and (lashed in
wild and furious confusion. The wind
blew u little at first, then became
stronger and louder, until it roared
down the mountains and out over the
the onco blushing arenas of learning
wun tne stupui gananus 01 siotn anu
indolence. The forum whore the
Roman populace shouted with a vehe
mence, that shook the earth, is the
dreary abode of the owl and bat. The
fields that were once the play-ground
of the fierce phlanax of Rome, is now
the garden of some tame and gentle
mountaineer. How changed!
(J.wu. Ho-s.
A I'K!iNOM15NAL lZXl'I.OSION.
BE a
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to
Tin- Front Kml oT a riifmcngvi- Conrh
IWiiuii Out 1.v mi Hxitliiillng Slny'.
'Ycstor-
I'he Haul Orriimiiiiii says
nn. Fierce cla)s of thunder rent , (kv afternoon, about four o'clock, the ,
ravens and the chaiu-liko gleams I (t&1 J'.'111 f. V""?1!.. '
siuinca ny a suiitien ami leniue it-ptui
sounding like a blast, only louder and
more severe. At the same time chunks
of wood and iron were seen to ascend
from a point near the depot, some of j
them rising over one hundred feet into :
the air. and fallim? in even direction.
sea like the furirs of a pent-tip demon j like a rain of pitchforks and brickbats,
were loo.-edonair. Blacker and blacker i People commenced running at a lively
rate toward the depot to discover what j
the trouble was, most of them being'
of the opinion that a locomotive boiler j
had exploded. They were soon nunc- j
eeived, however, and word treated to a
niglit they had never seen befoie and
will probably never see again. The
Senile steam heating stove in one end
of the car had exploded. The top had
gone straight through the roof of the
ear, making a whole about four feet
square. The water closet near the stove
had been totally demolished, and nearly
every window in the car broken by the
concussion, which must have been
something fearful. Througnout the ear
were scattered bits of iron, wood and
broken glass, and it presented a gieat
contrast to its appearance a second
before.
Providentially, there was no one in
the coach, used on the freight, between
Pendleton and Walla Walla, at the
time of the explosion. Mr. Downey
and his assistant, who weie sitting
placidly in a ear seat before the explo
sion, had left it not a moment before,
and not a moment too soon. Master
Mechanic (iraham and anotner gentle
man had started in the direction of the
car before the stove blew up, intending
to make an inspection, but are mighty
glad they didn't get there. Had any
one been present in the car when the
explosion occurred, instant death
would have been their fate. The heart
shudders over the thought of the ter
rible destruction l() life and limb which
would havti cueucd bid Je coach been
yu tliv rwl mid Su of people.
Tim itHhln Iii nrm t wlni'wl ilmnrimnrin 1
that thnv ! II.a
IS
m
BE a a
IM vm
the ink-like clouds boiled up, bank on
bank, now deepening into n thick and
impenetrable shroud, now breaking and
spreading a little down the surging
waves of the sky, but it set a gloom
over the town, the city, the little coun
try home, black as the mantle of
Erebus. The villagers bustled here
ami there, the little market earls rattled
on the pebbly streets, the doors were
closed, the maids gathered up the folds
of their garlanded gowns and stole re
luctantly undcrsliclter. Itcamol Loud
and dee) the hoarse thunder muttered i
and grumbled and groaned away up
among the peaks and pinnacles that
lift their crests to the sky. At first the
rain e line in deep and silverv sheets.
It was blown hither and (hither by the
tempestuous winds that howled drear-1
ily as the wail of some grim and phantom-like
dirge. It grew furious; it I
rushed in torrents and poured down j
the s( reels in whirling, winding pools. !
No man was brave enough to face this
storm.
Although ye correspondent lived in
the rainy lands of old Oregon till the i
moss came bulging out of his back I
and the webs cume between his toes, it
was too tough. No storms like this ever i
drown the pine-clud bosoin of Oregon's
mountains.' It is a storm that Italy
"lone iniowtf, Thoy tell us
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AW Visited about s!x ini'ies a year by
these storh)?. ' This morning is bright
ns usual. The air is glorious; it is
vigorous and delightful. A few stray
clouds are shiftii.g hero and there, but
the storm is .over.
We received (he first copy of the
Oitnoo.v Si'oi'r this morning. It had
been forwarded from Venice. How
lioine-liko it looked ! To see the names
of our countrymen once morn seems
liko being plaecdin the land of prolific,
fruits and more congenial living.
We took a gondola a small, light
vessel, and sailed out over the bay,
around and in tbo .vicinity of the city.
It was delightful to breathe the pure,
free air, and as wo lean over the edge , gni(e to Oregon and
of our boat and let oiir (inners play on I where farinitiu land can
never heard of u like accident before.
Xo one knows how it occurred, but the
presumption is that the steam was
prevented from circulating in some
manner, the natural consequence being
the explosion. The Searle steam heat
ing nparatus used in this and other
coaches is designed particnlaily with
an eye to safety, and this is probably
the first instance on record of theirex
ploding in the manner described. The
car was taken to the Dalles shops last
night for repairs. The damage is con
siderable, one end being almost entirely
wrecked.
CiililliiK t Oitkoii.
Word conies fiom Han Kraneisco
that the observation of railroads now
shows a tendency this year to eini-
Washiugton,
be taken up
9i
(The only Printer's Supply Depot,)
112 and 1 1 4 Front Street,
Portland, Oregon.
NOTICi: OK FINAL SHTTI.UMHNT.
the still, peaceful waters, wearo brought jr purchased at reasonable prices, i .
r ... f mi. i ii i... IS Slimuiar uiau suen himii mujuiii
Jilll 111 Jli:i' llll livlll P niJMia.
' hound, purpl" peaks
We sail and sock, ,, .
llluo inlets' mill ibeir'iTystal creeks!"
it I i ,!. it'
If your pqet,.,llil)'n!jin, could bo set
down on this, plnoOi iiow,, his Oregon
rhymes would sink1 into significance
with the spirit of tbo "('lOiitieal beauty
here. We can ei) 'tlie high uplands
that lift thyif ,snpw-qiested peaks to
the blue, ethereal, skiVWhm the Kubi
con Itiver comes gushing out down the
gorges to the- sc.'; 'This1 is' the river
that marked the boundary line between
Ciesar and lilS northern neighbors at
one time, luidyheru,. his ambitious
spirit lead him . Io. conquer his friends.
When ho came .to .thi lino a treaty
came to his ,nvind';hO ' had once made
with the natioiV'acrW llty'rlver. lie
hesitated to css ty hi;oj( ,ti) the
former ties ami' lmnlajious, hut the
war-like spirit, was stronger,' and he
plunged iu with the wOlan)rttion,"The
die is east!" Ho wont on'nhtl brcltighl
the nations low in the dus.t boforo the
throne of Casur
There are .many iilaMo places near
here. The low. roeky hills that lift up
back of the town are covered with old
crumbled ruins the sad relic of moro
luxurious days. Their low, vaulted
doors are faf, hilling p ruin. Tim ivy
grows through thuir windows and clings
about- the mouldering pillars. Here,
long years ago, the low-browud monks
wended their lonely wAy to these rot
ting chapels to ahk Dip blessings of
lieu von on the world, and to do penance
for the sins of man, When Itome was
in her glory, tho traihpof tho conquer
ing armies 'could have been heard
come from the south, which has hith
erto enjoyed a monopoly of tidal waves
of population. The re-action has
come, and the people now start lor a i
part of the coast that never has had
any "boom," nor created any excite
ment. It looks as though people were
coining, so we may as well leeoneile
ourself to the fact and prepaio to wel
come them as warmly as they deserve,
and they deserve well if they bring
money to buy homes in Oiegon.
Itiiilili'ii'H Arnli'ii Milw.
Tin: 1Ii:st S vi.vi; iu the world for Cuts,
Hntles. Sores, I'lrers, Salt lthcuiu, Fever
.Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbilbltdns,
Corns, iiiul all .Skin Kvuptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required, it
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. I'rtco St cents per
box. For sale at Hrown's drug store.
Hstrny Xoiice.
riMllS IS TO CBKTIFY THAT ON T
1. fith day of January, ISMi, .1. .1 , Conley,
took up at Ids place of residence, on t lit
sand ridge iu Island precinct , Union County,
Oregon, and posted according to law, tho
following described ostrav anhaaN, to-vlt:
One bay mare and coll. Said mare is
eleven or twelve yearsold, with while. strips
In forehead, right hind-foot white, and
about fourteen and a half, hands huh;
branded with a heart and bar ou the left
shoulder, and appraNcd at $X.
One bay mare, three years old. about fif
teen hands high: star on forehead; branded
on right shoulder, but not diseeruable.
Apprabed at i'M).
One buy mare and coll. Said marc is
about thirteen hands high; four years old,
with reached man ; branded on the left
shoulder, but not dimTiiahlc, and appraised
at JAY
Olio daik bay gelding, live years o'd,
about llltccii and a half hands high, with
goutv legs; no brands lo be scon. Appraised
at 30.
One hay alley two years old ; left hind
foot white; about twelve hands high;
branded on the left shoulder, but not (lis
etriiahlu. ApnraUcd at $10.
One bay gelding, two years old, about
fourteen hands high; left hind-foot white;
branded on the left nhouldcr. but not dl-
iluruubic, Apprnincd at pJ.
too timid to light for tho name that
once sent a thrill 01 'terror to the heart
of the foe-RopuuiH. 6h(!(lome whuro
aro your legions? Jblj j jdiir, where i
your fcWordt JTJu lmrlj)Tnn hiiHatruwu
. ... tli i , uvuiuiiii'. ,v iiuiiin'i! hi ini.
trending in melancholy ntood along i One hay gelding, two vears old. about
the ,l,orcof (his land but now how , ftKm'Jile 'liaKl:!
changed! Tho inild-eyetl Italian ticems i coruable. Appraised nt$.Ki.
t iivit'iiy re' my uiui i MipmiMii uic
above dii-eiibid ttrny animal at tho
luuniuiufnliowlnjf each upu att'ly described
annual, and that snid uppniWeniiMit was
niudo iliU lath dny of .laiiuarv, ltW'.
1 . ii. ju.uc,
Isluiid 1'ris'liH't,
jiifctlcq if thu )'quw for
' IJnlon ('oiuity.Ondn.
In the County court of the State of Ore
gon, for t'nlon county.
Notice is hereby given that the adminis
trator of (be estate of O. I). Andrews, de
ceased, has pre-enled for final settlement,
and filed iu the above named court, bis fi
nal account In said estate, and that Tues
day, the .Kb day of March. ISMI, at 10 o'clock
a. m. has been' appointed by the court as
the time for finally settling said estate and
ferheariug objections to the same.
JOHN A. CHII.DKltS,
l-:il-wfi Administrator,
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court of tho State of Ore
gon, for I'nlon county,
The New Knuland Mortgage Security
Company, plaintiff,
vs.
John linker, Margaret Maker and L. ltaer,
defendants.
To the above named I., ltner, defendant :
J N TIIK NA.MK OF TUB STATU OF
1. Oregon, you are hereby required to ap
pearand answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit, on or before
the second Monday in Februarv, A. 1).
ISMI, that being the first judicial day of the
term following the expiration of the lime
prescribed for 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 upon the fol
lowing described property, to wit: The N
hlf of the SB qr- of See. .!(', and the NV qr.
of SV qr. and the N hlf. of SV qr of HV
ip of See. m.Tii. 1 S, of It. ;JS B, of the
Willamette meridian, t'nioii county, Ore
gon, and that your claim thereto and in
tent. t therein be declared subsequent in
point of time and subject to the lieu of
plaintiff's inortgauii on said land, and that
you be forever barred from alt riliht of
"equity of redemption therein.
Tills juiblieatlon is made by virtue of an
order of the Hon. James A. Fee. judge of
the llth Judicial District of the State of
Oregon, made on the 10th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1SSS, directing the publication
thereof to be made in Tin: Oukoox Scour,
a weekly newspaper published at Union, in
Union county, Oregon, once a week for
the period of six weeks.
SIlBl.TON.tCARKOLh.
la-U-wtt Ally's, for 1'IIV.
SUMMONS.
In the Justice court fur North Powder pre
cinct, county of Union, Stale of Oregon.
J. B. Carroll, ppr. rivil !H.tiol, to
A. lie.vnaril.Dch. ) rmm'r ,,,0,u,'
To (lie above-named A. Iteynard, defen
dant :
I N TUB NAMB OF TUB STATU OF
1 Oregon, you are hereby required to ap
pear before the undersigned,, a Justice of
the Peace for the precinct ajorcsaid, on the
I -inn nay in eeoruaiy -. i. irwr. in uie
hour of one o'clock, r. M. of said day, at the
olllce of such Justice, In said precinct, and
answer thecoiuiilaiat filed aualnst you iu
the above entitled action, that being the
1 fifth day after the expiration of the time
; prescribed for the pnbfieation of this .sum
mons; and, if you fall so to answer, for
want thereof the plalntl!!' will take judif
' incut against you lor the Mini of seventy
I and nlnetv-three ouo-hiiudiedths dollars,
, (fTO.Ki.) . W. DO LAN
.Justice of tne Peace.
ThU summons is ordered tobepubitslied,
by (I. YV. Dolaii, a Justice of the Ponce for
North Powder Precinct, I'nlon county,
Oregon, ou (his Itlst day of DcceinWr, A I).
l.-vSN, directing the publication thereof to
bo niHilo In Tub Oiiuoon Scoit. a weekly
newpnpir published at Union, Union
county. Oregon, once a week for the period
of fix wcc.. (J.AV. DQI.AS,.
r...'ii in.iT.r., ,i,-,, i.,,;.-.
.MaiHV VI . IV ., . ,
NOTici:---TiMni:u cui.tuki:
NOTIOK OF FOKFICITUKH.
Conxecoi'i . Union Cocvtv. Onr.oo.v.l
February 1, ISM). )"
To W. T. Iturdettand Mrs. Jas. Anderson:
You are hereby notified that 1 have ex
pended one hundred dollars iu labor and
improvements upon the Spot Lode, situated
in (iranite M ining District, Union County.
Oregon, as will appear bv certificate filed
Lami Oitici: at La (iitAxnt:, Oni:oox,)
January .11, ISM). )"
Complaint having been entered at this
olllec by Blverdo Draper against Dennis
Dunn, for failure to comply with law as to
Timber Culture Bntry No. filKi, dated Octo
ber 1, 1SS1, upon the SB', Seeti'ii Si, Town-
.1.:.. i u .......... til.,,.., I., it. ..,,
Oregon, with a viewto the cancellation of i Jauuaiy Jilth. lsso ui the liee of the Ke
said cntrv ; contestant alleging that the said I l'"r'll'.r of said county, m order to hold said
Dennis DuniO.as not broken or plowed five V.!Vn"i:cs; u,,"iV'', ' 10 ,,f t!Yl""V"-.r, I0 V"
acres of said land the first vear, nor live 's, I evised statutes of the I n ted States,
acres the second vear. nor cropped live being tlu-aniount requited to hold he same
acres the second vear. nor cultivated nor 1 f"'-, year ending "fwmhpr .ilst, lhss,
cropped the second llveac.es the third year, 1 '. If jvitlim ninety (!) )) days after the
. , ., . i , mililii'.'iUrin ol t hit mi i'i' vn In nr rnf w
nor n niiieo ii e n si nvc acres io irees. seens i . ; r
1 j." . .,.!...! ..!........! l.
itVd.
or cuttings the third year, nor planted the i
remaining live acres to trees, sectls or cut- j
tings thu fourth year, tho said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office ,
on the Pith day of March. 18s!), at 10 o'clock I
A. m., to respond ami iurnisn icsumony
concerning said alleged failure.
Service of this notice will be made by
publishing tho same for four consecutive
weeks iu the Oanoov Scoct, a weekly news
paper, published at Union, Union County,
Oregon, and by posting notices as in United
States (and cases,
J. T. OUTHOUSB,
2-7-3w Receiver.
NOTICK OF
INAI. S12T I'l.UM UXT.
Ill the County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Union County.
NOTICB is hereby given that the admin
istratrix of the estate of James S. Uraytoti,
deceased, has presented for final settlement
and filed In said court her final account in
said estate, and that TUBS DAY, TUB r.rti
DAY OF MAKCII, ISM), has been appointed
bv tbo Court as the time, mid the dainty
Court room, iu the Court H "Use, in Union.
Union t'ourty, Oregon, as the phuc for
hearing any objections to said final
account.
1IAK1UKA 11HAYTON.
'j-7-v5 Administratrix.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omen at La Ckandc Oui gon.i
Jan.IiO, ISM), f
Notice is hereby given that the following
naincd settlers have tiled notice of their in
tentions to make final proof in support of
their claims, and that said proof's will bo
made before the register and reeeiv. r at La
(irande, Oregon, on March IS, ISM), viz:
Amikht W. Motm'.v.
Hd. No. ,T.0. for the SV M Sec .11, Tp. 7
S It. tK, WM.unl
AI.VIN TaUTAK.
Hd. '-M51, for tho SB !4 SV K W H SV i
Sis- St. and NB M SB 4 See 'Hi, Tp. 7 S, U
l.'iBWM.and
BnwiN II. (! AYi.oitn,
Hd. No i0t. for the SB yt SB Vf Sec Si.
NB S NB '-, Sec and W NW K See'.'.-).
Tp7 S, It l. B W M.aiitl
James H. IIooimsoaunkii,
Hd. ,.M.', fr the B H NV W and W X NB
U See 20, Tp. 7 S. It 4.". B W M.
They name the following witnesses to
prove their continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, viz:
Alvin Tartar. S. S. Prindell. J. L. Hoop
ingarner. B P. Oavlord, James Knbbius,
John S. Curry, all of Pine Valley. Oregon.
Anv person whoilesires tu protest against
the allowance of Mich proof, or who knows
of anv substantial r ason, under the law and
the regulations of th Interior Domrtuieiit.
why such proof should not be allowed, will
Ih given an opportunity at the above men
tioned lime ami plane to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimants, and to oiler
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
iHCMlY-HlNKllAIlT,
INT Itngftifer.
to contribute your proportion of such ex
penditure as co-owner, your interest in said
claim will become the properly of the sub
scriber under said section L'.'iiM.
C. .1. DUFFBY.
By J. Dimtcy, Agent. ,-7-:iin
NOTICE OF FINAL SCTTMiMUNT.
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for i'nlo'n County.
NOTICB is hereby given that the under
signed, administratrix of the estate of A.
Anderson, deceased, has presented for final
settlement, and Hied in said Court her tinal
ace.iiiut in said estate, and tied TUBSDA Y,
TIIB5T1I DAY OF MAltClI. 1SS!). at 10
o'clock, a. m.. of said day, lias been ap
pointed by the Court as the time, anil the
County Ciiurt room, iu the Court House, at
Union, Union County, Oregon, as the place
for final settlement of said estate, and for
bearing any objections to said Ii ud account.
MAKTH V B. (J. WOODS.
2 7-w5 (nrc Anderson) Administratrix.
HSTItAYKI) OK STOI.HN.
From my ranch near North Powder, one
buy stallion, ,1 yearsold; one bay marc
years old: one brown saddle horse, about
7 years old, all branded J J on left shoul
der, except the stallion, which has a Catho
lic cross .1 underneath.
A liberal reward will be paid for the de
livery of the above describedlhorses, or In
formation that will lead to tneir recovery.
JAMBS YORK,
l-L'l-nil Forth Powder.
TAKEN HI'.
Notice nf Flnnl St'ttlrmeiit.
Ill the county court of Union county State
of Oregon." In the matter of the Bstate
ol John F. L ii.l deceased.
The undersigned, having filed her final
account in the above named court us ad
ministratrx of the Bstate of John F.
Loid deceased, notice is hereby given thin
Tuesday the Mb, day of March, IsSO, at the
hour of 10 o'clock M.nfsultl dav, bus been
appointed as .lie t ino and ilie court house
as the place by the said cou t for tic hear
ing of oldei titnis to the same, and die set
tlement thereof.
Da'ed at 1'nion Oregon, this lG.li. day of
January, lS.M).
MRS. A.J. LOID.
Adininistrairx
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Lnd Omen at La Gkandk, Oitnoos,)
Jan. 10, 18M). f
Notice is liereby uiveuthat the followlng
nuined sttt'er has tiled nodee of ids intun
tion to make final eommutation proof in
support of his claim, and llmt said proof
will be made before tho register and re
ceiver at La (irande. Oregon, on Manh ft,
ISf, viz:
Stkciiiin S. Ii.ni:Li..
I Id. No. 2Ui, for the SW -,' See Si, Tli. 7S,
K 45 B.
He names the following witnesse to prove
hi continuous rcidcnoe iqiou and cultiva
tion of. said land. vU:
C.D.Morgan, Thomas Coursen, Robert
McFadden, and .liinics lloopingamer, nil
of Plue alley. Oregon.
Anv person wiioiteoires to protest tigahut
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law and
Ilie regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not bo allowed, wilt
tie ghen an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and pluee to croM-cxiiihie the
witueeMif wiid elMimant. and to offer evi
dence hi rvi'U't.il nt that sulnnitti-d by
oiahiiaiit.
llKNItV RlNKIUllT.
I-'.M wfl. R.-irist, :
Sand Ridge. Dec. i. 1883.
I, A. 15. Conley. have taken up three
small saddle horses, described as follows:
One bay horse about 5 years old, 14 bands
and .1 inches high, branded with a very
large spring seat hook on right thigh.
One bay horse about 10 years old, and
about 1 Di hands high, branded with a
diamond 'on lett shoulder, saddle marks,
star hi forehead, right hind foot white.
One small roan horse about a years old.
about 1'2 bands and one inch high, branded
on leit shoulder.
A. 15. CONLEY
Coye. Oregon. Dee. 18, 18SS.
This certifies that I have this day ap
praised the above described est ray horses,
the 1st at $11), the I'nd at Jit) and the ad
at 15. 15. SANBORN,
Justice of the Peace of Cove Precinct.
TAKF.N Fl.
I, (i. W. Smith, have taken un, at my
place of residence near Island City, on Dec,
ID. 1SS8. one steer described as follows:
One red-road steer, .'I years old p.ist, of
medium size and build, slit iu left ear, no
other mark or brand visible.
(i. V. SMITH.
I herebv certify that I have this day ap
praised the nbovi described istrav steer at
iflS.00, on this 15th dav of Jan. lssii.
' T. B JONES.
Justice of the Peace for Island fit v Prce.'t.
A DM I NIS rUATKIX
nWick.
Having been duly appointed admin!
tratrix of the estate of Frank 15, Hyait,
deceased, notice is hereby given to all" per
sons having claims against the said estate,
to present the same, duly veKli-d, to me
at my nMdcive at Suinmerville, Union
county. Stateof Oregon, within six months
In in this date.
Dated tlili Ilrd day of January, 18s9,
orpha York.
1-1 Administratrix.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Laxi Okmck at Li (Iuaniie, Oiikoon,)
Jan. UI, 18M). f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to iiniko filial proof in support nf his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La (irande,
Oregon, on March S, 18vsf), viz:
Jamiis Roiiiiins,
Hp. No. 3(170, for the SA SKK, NV, SBK
and NEK SW See I'd, Tp. 7 S, R 45 B.
Ho names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
S.S. Pindcll, CD. Morgan,.!. T. Hoo
nongarner and Robert MeFaddcn, all of
Pine valley, Oregon.
Any perion whodeire.s to protest againt
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of anv .substantial reason, under the law
and tlie regulations of the Interior Depart
ment, why such proof should not he allow
ed, will lie given an opportunity at the
above mentioned timo and place to cron
exsinhie tiie witnesses of said claimant, and
lo .ttlbr evidence iu rebuttal of that submit
ted bv lahiuuiU
HkNUY Rl.VKIIAitT,
I -I wo Register.