The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, February 21, 1889, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textv xkj;t II I'! 1 V 1 a tai:iv ix i:.vitr.Y days. Tk! IjlMot-j- of ti Klirli-fon Hint To-l3-Attorn n Snlriii If.-iU. Tho Salem Journal says : A knot of eager listeners was Inst night gathered about James Itenlorshotf,i pioneer of eoutlieni Orcgonian, listening to hi Hamilton of a feu- points of early his tory and pioneer romance. A Capital Journal man vas among (he listener, and I his is the story of a Salcrn tragedy as told by one of tho actors: In Win, when Orouun wan in ilir. judicial district, with only three itv'lgos I Some tall bran -h- aim uneij sucruis, tins lienll of tho southern district, James Ilonilershott, (who now lives in Union, and is visiting in Salem, temporarily), started for 1'orl Jand, whore the penitentiary was then located. His starting point was Doug las County, and the entire distance was to he made on horseback, as railroads in thn.so days were not even thought of as winding over the precipitous mount ains of southern Oregon. The Sheriii" had with him three prisoners, who had oeen sentenced by -nidge Deady (now ui mriiuiui; to a term ol ten years each, tho extreme penalty of tho law, Jor ingliway robbery. The men were John Jackson, known as "Emigrant," "JHtcKSKin JWII," anil a man named Hamilton. The first named had passed his early years in Savannah, Mitsouri, and there received hi.s education. Tho others were convicted of robbing a man nam d Combs, on (irav's Creek, Joco phine County, of .$910. They had "held him up" while taking a ride with him in a wagon, claiming to be prospectors from California. They arrived in Salem cn route to I'ortland and tho prisoners wore placed tinder guard in tho carpenter shop of J. O'Donald (who still resides here). Under tonio pretext Jackson was per mitted to leave tins house. JIo was no sooner out of tho door than he made an attempt to escape and was shot, tho ball passng through his spine, and deatii followed immediately. The precise snot where 'this tracedv occurred was near the site of the pres ent Court J louse, close to the old Jlon ncit House, which burned down a few years ago, cremating three Chinamen in its burning ruins. Tho body of Jackson was buried on the bank of tho river, and two sets of doctors wanted it. Ono party hired a man to watch the grave. Ho. wont to dinner, and in tho interval the other M. J)'s. exhumed it and carried oil' tho remains. "That ends my story," said Mr. Hen- i dershott, his eyes twinkling, "and if : any of you arc are up to snufl'. you will ' know where tho skeleton is to-dav. I ! saw it a short tiniu ago, and can assure you it is in good shape. It is mounted and, ically, is a perfect mauakin." The reporter hero ventured to learn from ono of the actors in thu drama where tho skeleton was, but tho old ex Shcrifr lecogni.ed him and would say no more. (Iri'Kiili National Ciimrtl. Written fnrT.TK S orr.l Lot tno paint .v-u n ' 'K'T- . vrnder! Do you think my en ! ti-r-1 b.uh Call give you till) pfiM-:i stl::!, Or the evening's inc-How Iuitr.' Well, perhnp. tlili iiiem-jrv olden, When pit l to the wide world's g,-ize Will lose it holy sweetness, And its beauty of by.g'itic day-; Hut It linenrs like a vi!m In iny tiilnil. when far away I sec It" trnlernr h'.tim In hues of pure pret -ion. A little honc low, d ::k and d v.ir- 3 '.mop ng iirar. A door made fast by leathern trap., The window just one p.uie of jflas. A hw, stone chimney, HaplMMn! roof Around It violet1- in tin: gr.i; Just by. a broad field -trotHliig far. Some massive, broken Mono. A brook that danced with jocund feet .Some roo., newly bli;wn. Toward the west this cabin faced A little porch with grapevine bound, And some huge. smooth-cut rack- in front, To serve for steps, my father found A tail, fitll-blonsoiiied lilac bush, Crowned rich with ptirpiflowor Some drooping pinks a 'benrtcernc'' bud All bright w itb dewy shower. In front a mount-tin, lull and steep, Km cret wilh plne-wreatlies wunK, A bright, green stretch of trees beneath Old firs and willows young; And often on a Summer's eve. Had von tole cber there, Von iiillit liuve cccn n wuinuti. friendv, With unvy auburn hair! Von inight bav- seen her biifel eyes, And tender, loving face And, too. you might have heard her voice Affection's purest grace! Anil toddlinn 'round ammitf the iloworp, On bitnd and feeble knee Had you been K"od ut hunting quails, Voti might have looked on me, This Is a dear, ib'.ir place to uio; Its charms are not forlorn! That woman va my mothiv, friend Tills boiler- wh-Ti-1 was liorn. - Ki.mi:u.1)kvn. f'ni'm. rii i, u irutirv, 1SVI, f7r o to C5 ;-S" earTT , ..-53 liiiirofiil iiiiiisl! Coisiitrw PrssSi yrTr1 CD O c 3 ,,ifet c "HAND CYLINDER'.' SERIES. Portland, Okkoon, C February, fith, 1889. ) (UcnciiaIi Oiinnns, No i. Tho following extracts from tho pro ceedings of the State Military Hoard at tho regular meeting, hold January loih, 18Si), uio ttillif heil for tho infor mation and guidance of tho Oregon National Guard: I Alluwaneo for uniforms will bo audited at tho rate of seven dollars and rixty-livc cents ($7.11.1) per uniform for tho actual number of uniforms pur ..i i i i . . uiiuci, icss uio amount aiieatiy re ceived from tho State. Tho Companies receiving such balance on account of uniforms will rohnquhh all olaim such uniforms, and tho;. will bo nc counted for as State property on the miartorly return of State property. II. Under section forty-cight of tho miiiua inwot tno Htnto, tho sum of hvo Hundred (-VriUUl)) dollars will bo audited lor target practice, or iflCll.litl to each regiment; this amount to ho oxpondei under .tho directum of tho Colonels commanding tho redntents. III. Tho question of proxies at tho mooting ol company ollicers for tho election of field oillcerH having been presented to the Hoard, it was tho o, inion of tho board that such proxies may no Held ny any olliccr ol tho Oregon National (luard, sinco it is almost an impossibility for all company otlicers to ho prctout, and Mich proxies aro MippoK'd to vote tho choice of olliccrs whom they represent. IV. Tho hoard had in consideration the ciu-o of Captain II. Cook, who had been tiied by general court-martial and dismissed from tho tsorvico of the State. It appeared to tho board, from ropro Kcntation of some of tho members of tho court Hint tried him, that Captain Cook had an honorable record as n hohher previous to tho time of his trial by court-martial; that ho had already lieen punished HiUheientlv for the ollenso of which ho was convicted Tho board theroforo recommend that tho (loveruor of the Ktuto do what ho can under tho law to leniove tho dix abilities which now exist in com-cquunco oi t no seutetico ol tho court. Jly ordur Coin'r-in-Chief. J. 0. SlIOfNKIt, Adjutant (Irnrral. tOfliciahJ It. U. -Mitch nix, Major and Attestant Ailj't. (ieneral. The Campbell Country Press lias been long and favorably known to the trade as the best, most simple, most durable, and most profitable cylinder pres for the general use of a country ofliec. The above cut shows our new machine just out, which is our former press rcmoddlcd, simplified, and improved with special reference to easy running by hand power. In the new machine we have retained all the peculiar advantages possessed by the old, having concentrated and added to them until our press represents the nearest approach in perfection yet attained. In simplifying, we have been enabled to reduce the cost, making the cheapest, as well as tho best press of this character in the market, and although especially designed for a hand-power press, we apply tight and looe pulleys and belt slipper, at the nominal additional cost of 15.00. THE PR8CES WILL ASTONISH YOU. 33x48, 6-Col. Quarto or 9-Col. Folio, S825. 30X43, 5-Col. Quarto or 8-Col. Folio, $735. Freight to be added from the Fartory in all cas-e. This press Is kept in stock, and sold ONLY by Palmer .fc Key, sole agents for the Pacific coast, who prominent papers of Oregon, Washington Territory. Idaho and IJritish Colmmbia. R Y ND OTRFR -J- JL JL JL J JL V.. ean furnish many testimonials of its line working qualities, from the r..' i , ... v..p. h n i t - , 7 a V'eaP wor,hlM! f,r,'ss w yo"-" '"'J' the Hest Country Press made at M.eh low prices jour Hand I res, in exchange, than any other house Ea-t or West, HE HURE to wihe them for prices and terns on the PALM EH .t HEY will allow you more foe Wew Improved Campbell Coisntry Press, And also for prices upon any Type or Printing Material you may need. They Fell Lower Than Anv lloiisc on the Coast. All Type Sold at Easter;! Prices. ci caress 2 RE llueldi'ii'M Arnica Snltii. T.: Hist Sauxi: hi tho world for Cuts, HrtiKus, Horcs, Ulcers, Halt Ithcuni, Fever tore, Tetter, CliapjKd Hands, Chllbtnliti, Corns, and all Hklu Eruptions, and post olvely cures I'lles, or no pay rcpilred. It Is guaranteed to glvo perfect ntlnfaetlon. or money rufunded. Prlco '.'5 cents per Iwx Pur milt) n't liroivn'if drug tttfre. A Pleasing- Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows tho u.so of Syrup of Figs, as it acts gently oa tho KlDNKYS, LlVKK 3 BoWKLS Kflectnally Cleaiming tho System when Costive or Hilious, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and jHiniiauontly curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION without; weakening or irritating tho or gans on which it acttu i'or Hnlo In nOomid 81.00 HotUcs hy nil I.t'nillng DriiKRlntH. iuN'1'r.tcaiiiD oxlt irr nm CALIFORNIA HG SYBUP 00 Sam Kraxcisco, Cal., Locuntui, Kr., Xtv YoitK. X. t Notice ! 112 and 1 1 4 Front Street, (The only Printer's Ftipply Dcjiot,) Portland, Oregon. XOTICK OP FINAL SETl'LKMBSr. In the County court of the State of Ore gon, for Union county. Notice Is hereby given that the adminis trator of the estate of 0. I). Andrews, de ceased, has pre-ented for final settlement, and filed in the above nnmed court, his ti mil account In said estate, and that Tues day, the fith day of March. 1SH), at'10 i .'clock a. t. has been appointed bv the court as the time for finally suit ling .said estate and for hearing objections to the same. JOHN A. i HILDEKS. 1-Jl-w.) Administrator. SUMMONS. Norici; timkisi: iiltuui; Ij.xiiOFrici: at La .limit: Complaint having been ent red at this otllee hy Mverdu Unmer atainst Dc.imis (iltII7, Oiikoin-.( larv :il. lii). f NOTTCK OF FlIRFlinrUE. ConsiicoriA. U.nion Cocxtv. OnnooN- reliruary To W. T. Harriett and Mrs.. Fas lull are liTei-y notified tha 1 1. 18-U. f Dunn, for failure to comply wiih law as 10 1 J'cnde l one hundred iloll irs in Timber Culture Enfrv No Hn, da:d Ocio-1 nnp-oe:uenis upon li - tspot Lo.l Anderson : I have cx- labor and le, situated r.3TKA1 IW Oil sniLKS. From my ram-h near .Vortli Powder, one bay stallion, li years old: one bav mar.: 2 years old; one b.own .-addle horse, ab uit 7 yi a-s old, all branded .1 .1 on left shoul der, except the stalli m, which has a Catho lic cross J underneath Kami Omen at K flitvMir, Oaiifio.v, ) February IU, iSi'J. J lOMI'KAINT ItAVlXO HE EN EN- J t tired at this otllee bv Stephen (iardner aualnst Ellr Miller for abandontng hi.s Homestead Entry No '.till!, dittcd November Id. lSsi, upon the SIC '-j Sci-. .. Township 4 t5. U0 E, in Union Comitv, Oregon, with a view to the eaiicoll.ition of said entiy; tho sjid partUs are hereby suinmnnc I to appear hi. tins omen on tno an nay in April, js-.i, at 10 o'clock. . m., to respond mid furnish testimony l oncernliiK salu alleged abandon ment. Service of thii notice will be made by puhlishinK'he H.une for four consecutive weeks in Tub Ohkoon S('ii t. a weekly paper lidiedat I'nion. Cuion Count v Oregon, pub and by piKtlng notiees as hi I'nited Slates land cases .1. T. CCTHOUKE, '--l-ll Iteceiver. EHt.ray Notice. 'PUIS IS TO CEKTIFY Til AT ON THE X fith day of .January. lhM. .1. J . Conlev. took tin at Ids nlarc of icsidcnrc. on llm siindrldue hi Island prerlnet, Union County, urewiu, nun posieu neeunt'lig to law, tho followlne deserlhi'il oi.ti-.-iv lmiumlu t...u-li -One bav m.ire mul is ill. S'.ilil m.irn u eleven or twelve yeari. old. with white strips in iwii'iii-iiu, jijjut iiiniMoni wiute, anil aiioui. lourieen and a half hands bleb; branded with a heart and luir mi ilm l.-ft biiouiuer, nun appraiseit at One hay mare, threo ytars old. about (If. teen bands hleji; star on forehead: branded on riKiu snouiuer. nut not secrnnb e. APpraiKeii at fau. (Hie bav mare and wi t. S.ilil m.-im u about thirteen bands high four years old, mm hi.ii.iiiu innu ; nrauiieii on the left shoulder, biiliiotdlsei'rnaUle. and aimriilsixt at ?i'i. One dark hav eeldinir. livn vpuru nli i........ i i- i . , i i . . ainilll llliri'll Illlll l I III 1 1 11 II Ills IIIL'II. Willi goutlegs'iio braniUlobuMiin. Apprahed One bay llllev, two years old; left hind- loot wiute; alMiut twelve bands hirdi; branded on the left shoulder, but not dis- i-iiiiiiiii'. npniai-ist at f iu. OlIU baV e dim.', two Vinrs old ulmnl fourteen bands hleh: left 'html. runt u-hli.i branded on the left honliiir imi imt.iu. dernalile. Appraised at 1!J. OlUt baV Cl'IdlllL. tun vivim obi hIuiiiI fuuriren hands hih; right Inml foot white; branded on the le;t bhuuhler, but not dis- eriiauie. Alt praiHsl al MO. I herebv ivittfv that I nnnniliioil ikn above denjribetl estray aiihual.s at the mOlintSfollowillUeiU'lltOMi-lltflvdrHCrlhrd animal, and Out rntld NiiiiraitcmiMit was made tbU isth tiny of .hunmrv, UK). JuMIoo of the Peace for UmI Precinct. I nlon Coii'iiy. Oregon 2 7 wtt In the Circuit court of the State of Ore Ron, for Union count v, Th-.i Now Eu land M irt;;aj?c Scctiritv i oiupany. plalntilT, vs. John linker, Margaret Haker and L. Paer defisiulaiits. To the above named K. liner, defendant: P nil-; ftAHlli UK THE STATE Ol i. Orcsnil. VOU aro herebv rnrmlrivl lr mv pear and answer the comnbiint illi?il nfHtnsi .Mm in uio aoove entiiieii suit, on or hofon the second Mondnv in l'Vlinmrv a 11 I ICLO .1..'.!.. !.. 11 t . . 1 ... ic-.-, mm uiiiiK i in- iirsi iiiiueiai uavor me term following the expiration of the time presmncn irr tue iniiiiicatlon or this sum nions, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof plaintiff will demand judgment and decree against you fur the relief praved for in emu t-iniipiiiiui, to wit; for n toreelos ire ot piaintias mortgage upon tho fol owing d -seribeil property, to wit: Tho K niioi ine.--i.or- oi kNee. ;n, and tho NW oi ofSWqr. and the N hlf. of SWorof KV fir-or Sec. :n,T. 1 S. of It. 33 E, of the iviiiainette nieruiian, union county, Ore gon, and thut your claim thereto and in- iere-i tnerein no iteeiared Mtbequent in point of time and subject to the lien of planum s mortgago on s.ild land, and that you nc torever barred from all rifiht of equitv or reileiniillnn tlierein. This publication is made by virtue of an order of i he Hon. James A. Fee. judge of the lilh Judicial District of tlm stnt r wregon, mime on me nth dnv of Decern, her. A. I). lt8. directing tlin" thereof to bo niado hi Tin: OitEiios Sconr, a weekly newspaper published at Union, in Union county. Oregon, once u week for uio period or six weeKs. t SIIEKTON it CA UKOKK, a-M-w Attv's. for PUT. A liberal reward will I ;c it'iM for tIu to. , ' .S1' "I"'" nie m'' 1 " Tow 1 v,,4,mr( lCilrt, I tllon Count v. Hverv of the a'.ove descril. ilnr .r V,, ship -IS, range j() e st, in Union county. ! "retf-u, is wl 1 nppear by eorchVnie filed f ,Vni a ion ha will e-.d to u . -ovJ " Oregon, with a vioW;to the cane -llalion of ; Januaiy Sflth. 1S-3, in the -diee of the 15c- I v K vi iiVr said entry; contestantalleghi.' that the said ' eerder of said eouiitv in ord r to hold -aid I-2l.nil ' iVr.i. tw i. Dennis Dunnlhas not broken or plowed five P'cmiei. under the pro-. is ons f Section owiar. acres of said land the lii-.st y ar, no - live r-'- Ih-vi-ed Statute of th.- i niti d States. " .T;- vs A. Itcynard, Deft 10 tno atiovc-tianied innt SUMMONS. In the Justlco court for North Powder pre- wuii, tuning in vnioii, ntaie ot ureuon. J, E. Carroll, Pltf. 1 ,, " f. . II IIUIIIMI U recover money. Keynard, dofin- I N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF X Oregon, ynu are hereby required toap pear before the undersigned,, a Justice of the Peace for the precinct amresaid, on tho a'in nay or lubruary A. D. IS.s). Mt the hour of one o'clock, i m. of said day, at the i.iiuu in Mii-u iiisiice, in siiiu preeinrt, nnit iiiir.iiii iiicroiiiniaiiii men au'Hitiht vott In the above entitled urilmi. tint i,.J mr (In lirtli day after tho expiration of the time prusi riiieii inr uio puiiiicallon of this snm- mons; and. if yon fall so to answer, for mini lll:il- lliu pillllUlU Will tftk'O llllle- mcnt aealnsi von tor iln mm oi and ninety. throe oiie-hundrcilths dollars'. (T0.03.) (j. W. lo KAN Jnstlrii nf (in. I This MimmoiiK is ordered to be published, by 0. YV. Dolan.a Justice of the 1'eure for North Powdpr Pnrlmt. It acres the second vcar. nor crooned tivi. , lie ng the .imo int reotnrcil to hold tin. unu. aercs the second year, nor cultivated nor ! for 1,10 SL'Ar e nllng Dee-mber .'!l-t, 18v, cropped the second five acres the third vear, 1 ""'h if within umetv (Hi) davs after the nor planted the fi st livo acres to trees, mm ds publication of this notice, von 'fail or refu-e or cuttings the third year, nor p'nutedithc to l ontribuee your proportion of such ex rem lin'u g five nc es to trees, seed- or cut- penditure as eo owner, vour interest in said tings the fourth year, the said parties are claim will bte mie the pronerty of thosub- iiuu u- siiiiiiuuiieii 10 aipear at inn ollico i ""ul-1 uiiuurMiiii scliioii ..jim. on tho 10th day of Ma.ch. 18-!), at 10 o'clock C.J. DUFFEY. a. m., to rcsnonit ami furnish testimony Jy j. jii'fit.v, Agent. 2-7-.'lm coneerninir said alloireil f.-illnm 1 Servico of this notice will be mado bv publishing tlm same for four con.-ecutive weeks in the Oncoox Scoct, a wceklvnews paper, published at Union, Union Countv, anil by posting notices as in united Oregon States land eases. 2-7-.1W J. T. OUTHOUSE, Iteceiver. notici: or FiN.vr. skttlbjiknt. NOTICK OF ITNAI, SKTTLKMUNT. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Union County. NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed, aununistratrix of the estate of A r . ,. , a'l(1 ,Jl,h?a- Oec. 1. 13. ''.I1, r,l!eV. have taken up three small saddle horses, de-crihed as follows: One bav hoi se about .1 veirs old, 14 hands and :i inches high, branded with a very large spring seat hook on rigiit thigh. One bay horse about 10 years old, and about HJ4 hands high, branded with a iimmoim on leit shoulder, .saddle marks, star in forehead, right hind foot white. One small roan horse about o vears old about 12 bauds and one inch high, branded 'I on left shoulder. A. 1!. CONKEV ' , vc. Oregon, Dec. 18, 1HS. rins- certifies that I have, this dav ap- o...i-1-u mi- iniiivi- ocserineii e-trav horses llio lit t l0 !. .1...I ... J , Ore In the Countv Court of tho SI nto of gon for Union County. NO I ICE is herebv clvon that thn istnitrix of tlin otnIn nf 1 deceased, has presented for thud settlement anil tiled in said court her final account in said estate, and that TUESDAY, THE 5m oa i AAiiuii, ism), tins been nppninted by the Court as tho time, mid tlm Cmintv lourt room, in the Court House, in Union. Union Count v. Oregon, lis tlm nl aro for Hearing any otijectlnns to haid tlnal account. I1AIUIAUA I1I5AYTON. 7-w6 AdminUtratrix. NOTICE FOR riJHLIOATION. .AND OrrlCK AT L OltAXllF. Olll(!ON.l Ian. 30. ism I Notice is herebv L'iven that the folbm-intr. named settlers have filed notice of their in tentions to make final proof in support of uieir ciaims, ami mat sum proor s will tie made before the rector and reenlver nt I.m wraniic, wregon, on .March In, 1SSU. viz: ALiimiT W. Moti.i:v. 11(1. No 3210 for tho NW U Son .11 Tn 7 B K. HI K, W H, an 1 Alvin Tautau, 1M Sec 1ft E W Oregon, Oil this Stat till V Of DrrcmWr. A M IS!vS. directing the niiblii-ntlo it llinriMif ti be niado hi Tiik Oiikoo.n Scour, a weekly lltwp.ipor nublUhfd nt Union. Ihifmi eouiitv. Oreeon. omi n u-n-L- fur ili .-!.. i of hbc weeks. U..W. DOKAN. ' Jusfice of the I We. . 2151, for the SE SV V U SW i 2oau I NE i SE See 21 t'p. 7 ri; 15 EliWIS P. (iAYlOr.Il, Hd. No 2501. for the KE Ki SK : Mnn "s Tn ? ti 1 in V H l I ' ' J' I 't k 1', 14 11 .1, illl jAMtS II. HOortXOARMlK, Hd. 21 35, for tho E M NW ( and W 4 NE U Bee 20. Tp. 7 S, It 45, E V M. They name tho following wltnoasti. to prove their continuous le.idenee upon and cultivation of, s.iid bind vix: Alvin Tnitiir. S S. PrimMI. J. K. Ho p ingurner. Ell (J.nlo-d, James ltobbbis. John a. Curry, i.U ot Pin.. Valley, Onwoii. I ft I'lne v.illov. Oreron. Any e:-on wliodenrvs t- protwt atainn Any im-mou w n.idesirr to nrotet a - dnt the regulations of ih - I lU-lor Depntt ui ut. j ihu rutula ioi s of !,. t r.o' iC r in t wllV Mich liroof sbulilil no- I. . tillmi-iil will u l.i- o,.. . ...,.i .. .. . ! VV. r "'' .' Ik- given an opporiutil y a- the above men-1 be glum an .ipr r iiiiu a' ihu hv.- imili ioned thuo nd i...e ; to ero-exaiuhu- the UommI tin, - A",., ,Ce to . r - uT. uii Wltaessasof sad oa inuiit. inn to nrtV-r ui.i -,.f I .... -"'." evidence In nlntital of that submitted by ' d u.v in r.,ut 1 . ,i,a, Z, !!,,.! j il anoaot. claimant. ' ' IICVKV KlNKUA.KT. IlrxilV Itl.NRIt VIST, JtegtMcr 1-21 wo. Ret-isrer Anderson, decea-ed. has nresented for tinni I'rJP M M thc -'".l the 3d settlement, and filed in said Court her thiol "l T ',,,,:,. f X1;,X U0K.X arc unit in said estnte.and that TUKSMW -'ustice of the Peace of Cove Precinct. THE 5m DAY OF MA15CII. lswi nf. i o i iocK, a. i ot said day, has been an- taken UI pointed by the Court as t he timo. tnwl tin. Countv Court, room, in Mi I. O. W. Smith Union, Union County, Oregon, as the place l'bt:e)f residence near Island Cltv,'on Dec. fortinai settlement of said e-tate, and for -iy-1. one steer described as follows: III'UUOIIS m S:tlll llilnl nf.nm,t I I'HU ICUTU U1 M (r. X Vfifirtl fllrl ikilI MAHTHA E. (i. WOODS. ' medium size and build, slit in left ear. 'no inner man; or brand visible. , , , . i. W. SMITH. I herebv certify that I have this dnv m- nil mi- iiiiu nay oi jail. ins;). 'I' v invL-c Justice of the Peace for Island City Prec't. hearing any obicctions to said iin.il m-nnimt J-i-wn f;ir' Andersonl AdmintEir-Oriv Niitico or Flnnl Settlement. in ine county court of Union countv State o wregon. in uio matter of the Estate ii .lonn e, li-iiu iieeeaseil. mi . . . . ... me unuersi''np( . mivniL' 1 ni lw.r n....i Hiyouiii in me aoove named court as ad mi iisiriiir. oi me Kstnte of John f Loin ucceascit. notice Is herebv e vim tlmi ADMINISTIiATUIX NOTICK. T f fl 11 tW linit. .1..!.. a Tuesdnv thn. Ml. .In,. f .TcV,'''V'v ."..-' ''.': "i"" ""'f "pi'jnm afimims- iinr f in 'r:. ';.'r'." mu vj.",a "' l"' 'too f'rank . flint deceased, notice is hereby given to all' tier- siilllu hal'iiiit .i t. . i i . as the place by thc said eoui t. foV the hear- to presVnV, he same u 7 .',VXll':!r ,ou,0KUI,lc.!l,ul et- nt my residence at Sii.'nniervllle Union llOlir Of 10 O'clock . M.of s.-lirl rl,.v li .u !,.,., appointed as the tune, and the court house tlemeut thereof. uaieii at I nlon Oreeon. tb : ir. li tU,- ,f i- .. ....... - v "-j " liiuii.iry, isxj. MI5S. A.J. KOID. Administratrx countv. State nf Oregon, within six mouths iu'iii mis nine. Dated this 3rd day of January. 1889. , , OUI'UA YOKE. ," Administratrix. NOTICIC FOR PUBLICATION. Kmi OFricu at K UitANtiK, Ourno.sJ I mi l- IU.ll . , , , . -nil. Ml, I'V-JI. .-soneeis imrehv eiveu thut t b.. full, .i !..,. uainril settler h.i-died no.iiM .if l.U i..-m oon in uniKe uuai comuiuiatmii i,r.,f I., suiiporioi n 1 s oni in . a, M Unit will lie matte lielnnv the reL'is eiver ai i.a uraiuie. iirrifiin. . ... ... r.'f i.-v.t, vie: NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. I.ixn OrricK at Ka OitAMir, Ohkoon.) Notice is herebv L-iven ib.-u n named settler has filed notice ofiiis inten- iat suid proof thin to m.iko iiual jiroof in suimort of his egi-ter I'm! re ' laitu and that said proof will bo made be , on March 5, n-ro the register and reeelverat Ka tiraude. Oreeon, on March 5. lssil viy Stbi'uk.n s. l'i.vi)i::.L. Javoi i!..ni.,t., I Id. No. 42.1 tor the tSW Sec 23. Tp. 7S. Up. No. SfiTO. for the Stf SkI;, XWu SEW h h. and N E'-.' SV A See ai ?r 1 1? i r. i- He linings the following wlti.... t Hi. nn,,. J .?..? A I f 4j l" . C. D. Morif.lll. Til illia-t Cimisinri lf,.l...ri I S. S PIm. I. .11 I" li Mr Eaddeii. und .Limes HuopingaViur, all peng.irner ruie ur.'iin .1 'P lt.i.i. an I Kobert AleKadili.n nil ,.f va'.'ev. Oik ...ii AtlV ill riill ieli,..l..ulI.o , n , I, . I, - i-.i .ii ii'hu-i llrtlllfv NIC illlllUiinm. nf Mi.!. ri -....f ... ..1. , I ....... . "I ai v diibtaMti.d iciiMin. under the law and the regulations of t',u Inte lor Dipjr- llleut WliV flrh iir.uir vli,,.il,l i.. .li " will i.e himii an epportuiiUr at the alsne nieiiiioiio.1 lint., a ul hlae iin-rn.n. eXMllUim tint U'illinu.w .it iil.l ..lul........ I jo rttfer eviiloiiee in rebuttal of Hut MitiiuU ted by clahiuuit. ii . i 4 fmmW '- '- Wl Kesisrtcr.