WASHINGTON.
XOTICK OF rOKPKITUKK.
BOOTIIES
An Interesting Letter From Our Ilcgu
lnr Currenponelciit.
"Washington, March 15, 1889.
Editor Oueoon Scout:
President Harrison i delivoring tho
nomination to Ongrcsa us fast as ho
can finish them. Ho deals with the
qucHtion of forcgin missions as a house
wife makes a custard pie. JIc begins
by laying in tho pan tho crust and lie
retains tho rich elements to pour in as
a grand finale. The most important
positions already filled in the dipomat
ic service are tho30 of minister to
gpain and minister to Italy, as tho
Japanese mission is of secondary im
ortance. The appointment of ex-Governor
Porter to tho Italian mission is ac
ceptable to every one, and gives the
President opportunity
strong personal friend,
of Senator Palmer for
to reward
The selection
tho post at
Madrid is singularly inappropriate, in
tho light of precedent,
For years
wo
havo sent to Spain gentlemen
of
scholarship and literary attainments
Tho libraries of Madrid tcom witli man
uscripts rclativo to the early history
of discoveries in the New World. Hero
Prcscotto, then our minister, wroto his
enchanting stories of tho conquests
and gave tho Spaniards a new idea of
tho ability of North Americans. Even
Perry Belmont, hasty and irrepressible
ns ho may bo, is still a man of fine
scholarship and literary tastes. Senator
Palmer is ono of tho most popular and
sensiblo of millionaires, and would
have made what ho so much desired
to make an excellent Secretary of
Ai'iioulturo. Hut his knowledge of
litoraturo may bo said to bo bounded on
ono sido by Michign lumber laws
and on tho other sido by his bank
book. Let us bo thankful that tho days
when tho wily Spanish diplomatics
made ono sided treaties and pulled tho
wool over tho eyes of other diplomats
ami interfered in inter-national affairs
is over.
The appointment of Mr. Swift to tho
Japanese mission is regarded as some
thing of a fall olffor his high ambition.
Perh:ip3 California should havo had
higher roprcsontation. Even tho niin
ister to China if his being a Califor-
nian would not prevent his acceop-
tanco of tho Chinese Court would bo
of more advantage to tho Pacific slope,
However, Japan is so delighted with
everything American that it may bo
well to sond them ono of our best after
dinner spcakors, and in that way Mr.
Swift's selection is cxcollunt.
Tho selection of Clcorgo Batchellor,
of New York, as first assistant of tho
Treasury evinces a desire to bestow
omees upon men wno navo done ac
tive party sorvice. A week ago it ap
peared that Charles E. Coon wus in
tho Treasury Doparment from boyhood
and became a valttablo official, being
an unusually ablo man. When tho
Democratic administration numbered
him among tho slain, ho went to New
York and entered tho employ of a bank
ing house. Ho rather forgot tho rural
New York district whoro ho had been
reared, and lost his residence Dur
ing tho last campaign ho gavo tho Jto
publican party moral support, but ho
did not get out tho "hustle." In fact
Mr. Coon had been so long an olegant
society llguro that it was quite out of
hia lino. Ho theroforo only claimed
ollleo as a common everyday patriot
and a man trained in tho conduct of
tho Treasury Department businoss.
On this latter account Secretary Win
dow desiros his appointment. Hut as
tho first assitanthas tho minor appoint
ments in chargo, Senator Piatt and
his chums wanted u Now York man
whom they could control, and no
chose Mr. liatohollcraud left Mr. Cooii
to catch on to anything else ho might
see unoccupied.
These Now Yorkers aro no less
thrifty than shifty. You will obsorvo
that failing to Bocuro tho Treasury
, portfolio, they secure the first assistant-
and they do tho same in tho In
terior Department. While still tho
light holds out to burn Now York may
bo expected to be peering around for a
chanco to do good for itBolf.
It is said with some appearance of
truth that Mr. Bluino is attempting his
old rolo of "tho power behind tho
throne," ami that Mr. Harrison some
what objects to tho power being great
er than the throne itself, The plumed
knight is said to havo prcsoutod tho
names of Whitolaw Reid and William
Walter Phelps for tho Englibh and
Herman missions. To the first proposi
tion, it is said that tho President re
sponded that tho position was already
disponed of, as ho had promised tho
EnglUh mission to another candidate
601)10 timo since. Could it huvo lcen
DopowY
Tho timo since tho Ith. of March
has been ix wholo year of hard work
and pationt onduraucu to President
Harrison. His pale face is paler than
ever and ho looks as worn us a Wash
ington shop girl at tho end of Au
gust, J. H. 0.
TELOCASET .TATTLINGS.
March 20, 1888.
MrF. Colista Green paid Union a visit
lust of tho week.
Ed. Ashby of Clover creek, was over
a few days since. Ed. is putting in a
large crop this season.
Mr. Clias. T6mblcson met with a
sad misfortune a low days since. He
was cutting sago brush with a pocket
knife, when by a miss lick tho knife
glanced ofl'and split his light leg to the
bone, a distance of six or seven inches.
Mr. T. J. Lloyd of this place will
start out on a trip to Idaho and 'Mal
heur. Mr. Llovd is a Votrinary bur-
treon and bids fair to make a success
Our school board is having a toug
timo this spring. Another special cal
meeting is on docket for Thursdoy 28
inst. We will cot things all smooth
after while, and it will bo "quiet along
Telocasct" to-night etc.
W. Jl, llullman of rylo canyon
took a Hying expedition to North Pow
der the first of the week, Ho is pur
chasing calves and other stock for Mr,
J. Shirley, and finds a great number on
tho market. Mr. Shirley will ship
litnio number of cattle to tho cast in
tho near future.
J. B. Johnson, of tho Covo was
niong us a few days since. Tom will
movo back to Antelopo in a few days,
Tom Meyers, of Union has routed
tho mucin in Antelope, belonging to
Mr. John Dobbin, and will follow the
plow, milk the kino and feed the swino
and do general farm work on the samo
for tho coming season. Wo wish him
success in his now venture, and know
ho will bo suited with tho society of
his now homo.
Several hands of sheep have been
drivon to tho hills near hero during
tho past few (lavs. The prospects for
grass this season are better than for
good many years.
B. W. H.
jtmv list.
Drawn io Servo at tho Spenlnl Term Cim
nipiiciiiK April tut, IKSU.
Wm. Hull, farmer Summcrville
Thos. Hardenbrook, farmer). . . .island
J. B. Newell, farmer, Eaglo
M. A. Warren, farmer, Union
W. W. Kirbv, farmer, Eaglo
Wm. J. Graham, farmor.North Powder
Lowis Mohlhom, farmer,. , Pine Valley
J. U. J homson, carpenter, Union
A. Crawford, fanner, . . . Indian Vallov
Gcorgo Corpe, farmer, Big Creek
John Holy, farmer, Indian Valley
A. Russell, merchant, Covo
I
h. Brvun, merchant,. . .La Grande
Luke McGinnis, fanner, Island
Win. Babeoek, farmer, Kaglo
A. Donny, farmer, I'ino Valley
K. E. Gain, farmer, Kummeruillo
W. T. Burdette, miner. . . .Cornucopia
Joseph Hardy, fanner, I&tglo
Andrew Wilkinson, fanner, ...Union
II. P. Stewart, farmer, Union
0. A. Grav, fanner,. . . North Powder
J. B. Kulp, farmer, Tine Valley
K. Foley, cariwnter La Grande
,1. C. Chrih'tianson, fanner I udian valley
Jacob First, farmer, , ...Hilgard
J. lv. Graham, farmer,. .North Powder
1). G. Lucas, stockman,. . . . Li Grande
E. K. Taylor, farmer,. . . . Indian valley
rhomiis Ouslev, tanner,. . .La Grande
Thomas Clarke, farmer,. .Suinmervillo
Impiirt utit to Saloon Keepers.
A letter from A. I. Hotaliug it Co.r
of Portland, in regard to the Layman
high lieeuso bill, states that they havo
consulted tho very best legal authority
in Portland, who advise them that
tho law passed by tho lato legislature
docs, not go into force until tho 27th
day of next May. They also adviso
tho saloon keepers in incorporated
towns, as tho case may be, no matter
whether their license at date of appli
cation shall havo expired or not, they
can make t fresh application and legal-
obtain a now license for ono year in
accordance with tho law as it now
tauds.
Don't 15iirlnient.
Yon cannot oll'oid to waste timo In ex
perimenting when your lung are In danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only a
cold. Do nut permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr.
King's New Piseovory for Consumption,
Coughs ami Colds, hut ho sure you get the
genuine. Hceauso ho can iimko more pro
tit ho may tell you ho hastnunetliiug just us
good, or just tho same. Don't ho deceived,
but innist upon getting Dr. King's New
Discovery, which ts guaranteed to give re
lief in all Throat, Lung and Chest nil co
ttons. Trial booties free at Hrown'.s drug
store, fairgo bottles ft,
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only flrnuUo Hratem fMenorr Tralalaf.
fur hu L.arntd in uo rtuui(,
Mind wandering cured.
Every rhlld ad adult (really bearltted.
Ureal iodooeateaU to UorrMpoadtM Cluuc
Prowflui, with opinion of Itr.Wia. A. llaat
load, the wurld twaM HpecUUtl In liuu UImuml
iiaairi ureruieai ruoiurxon, we i rtnaa.
tUt, J. MHucllrr, ll.l'.,4aotoUh. ftr&fwi
Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of
California, so laxative and nutritious,
with the medicinal virtues of plants
known to be most beneficial to the
human system, forming the ONLY PER
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
AND TO
Cleanse the System Effectually,
SO THAT
PURE BLOOD,
REFRESHING SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENQTH
Naturally follow. Every one is using it
and all are delighted with it. Ask your
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu
factured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Sax Francisco, Cal.
Louisville, Kv. New York, N. Y.
ROYAL ST. JOHN
Wo wrong wy to ran it: It sews
the seme running forward or
No camj. ooars. or loose Joint.
No hole to thread in machine
or battle.
No good point In any other ma
chine It doe not poeseea.
BUY THE ROYAL ST. JOHN.
For Sale by
R.II. BROWN, Union. Or,
Trains arrive and depart from Union
daily, as follows:
i:ast hound.
WET BOUND.
Passenger, No. 3, L've
at 1:30 p.m.
Freight, No. 7, L've
at 11:20 p. m.
Passenger, No. 4, L've
at a. m.
Freight, No. 8, L've
at u:;ir a. in.
TlflvFT's to and l"1 principal points
nv'RlilJ in the United (States, Canada
anil Europe.
Elegant
Pullman fnrc
alace vdlo.
Emigrant Sleeping Cars Run Through
on Express Trains to
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Freo of Charge and Without Change.
Clone connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Paget bound points.
For further particulars inquiro of any
gent of tho Company or of A. L. Maxwell,
. P. AT. A., Portland, Oregon.
OCEAN DIVISION.
The Oregon Railway it Navigation Co., and
I'aclIU) t oust Meamsiup uo. will ins
patch Steamers between San Kron
cisco and Portland, as follows:
rllOM l'OIITI.A.NO.
KKOM BAN KKANCISCO.
L'v'ng Spear ut. whr
at 10 a.m. as follows:
Leaving at 12Midn't.,
as louows: ,
Oreiion, Mon Mar 4
.Stkte.Snn. Mar. 3
Columbia Tour " 7
Oregon. Mon. " 11
State, Friday " 15
Columbia Tues 41 19
Oregon Sat. " 1KJ
State Wcd'y. " 27
Columbia Sun. ' 31
State, Friday " 8
Columbia Tues " 12
Orecon Bat' v. " HI
Stato Wod'v. " 20
Columbia Sun. 21
Oregon, Thur. " 2.S
Tho comjmny reserves the right to change
mounters or .auing nays.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin. - - 110.00 Steerage - - 18.00
Round Trip Tickets. Unlimited - S30.00
Children, under 12 years - - Half Fare
,, o years ... jtco
The ubuve rates include Hoard.
W. H. HOLCOMB,
A. L. MAXWELL,
(l.P. &T. A,
uen'l .Manager,
1J. A. BENEDICT, Agent. Union
Bon Ton Restaurant!
Now open
to the public on
Union, Oregon.
Main Street,
Board and Lodging.
SERVED
at
All Hours
25 CIS.
No Chinese cooks employed, and every
thing neat and clean.
The Public Patronage Solicited.
Mkb- it. Wolkath, Propr.
12-8-tf
TRAVELERS,
Whon in La Grondo Will Find tho
Bine Mountain Hotel
A First-class house In vcry respect.
This house is now under new manai-c-
ment and everything Is nrat and clean.
Tho rooms are large aiul newly furnished
and the tables aro always supplied with the
best the market affords.
CHARGES REASONABLE.
B. R, RKHVKS, F, L. Qood.noouu,
Proprietor. Head Clerk.
Meals
lm Ik to Cm.
Leaves Union daily at 2 p. in, arrives at
Cove at 3:30 p. in.
Leave Cove ut 8 a. in., arrives at Union
at 9:30 a. in.
I t.onneciions mauc wun miiou s coacmr.
running to the depot, currying passenger
for eut and west bound trains.
ItATHS for !'ASKXOK:iS, U'lflAfil!
mid I'JtJMGKT, KKAMINAIII.I'..
ROHINSON .t LAYNE. Proprietors.
Union and Cornucopia
Quickest and Cheapest
Route to the Pino Creek
Mines.
ItATES :
Union to Park
" " Saucer
" " Cornucopia -
KARE.
.1 CO
3 00
- C 00
FREtOIIT.
lC
Geo. F. HALL, Agent, Union, Or.
Shingles For Sale!
An unlimited ninouut of No. 1 shingles
constantly on hand and for sale cheap.
Orders from all parts of the country so
Hnited. 8. Ii. BURROUGHS,
3-14 tf Cove, Oregon.
For Bent or Sale !
A nice piece of property, consisting of 20
acres good land and garden, with a very
good cottage and outbuildings, within one
half mile of post otlicc.
I also have a good square piano, from tho
factory of IIa.Uct, Duvis & Co., Boston, for
sale cheap for cash.
For particulars consult
MRS. ANNIE ELLSWORTH.
3-14-ml Covo, Oregon.
The Cove h
JASPER G. STEVENS, Tropr.
DEALER IN
P
ure Drugs,
atcnt Medicines,
orfumcry,
aints and Oils.
Prescriptions carefully prepared
-ALSO DEALER IN-
SPORTING GOODS,
Consisting of
les, Stat Guns, Pis
trttes.
Imported and Domestic Ci
gars, etc.
GIVE ME A CALL.
UNION
Tonsorial Parlors
L. J. Rusick, PnorniKTOK,
Shaving, Hair-cutting and Sham
pooing, in the Latest style
of the Art,
Shop two doors south of Centennial hotel.
GIVE ME A CALL
928-tf.
Kentucky Lianor Store
AND SODA FACTORY,
Cor. Main and 11 Sts. - - Union, Oregon,
8IIKUMAN & It ALKY, ITop.
Manufacturers and dealers In Soda Wa
ter. Sarsaparllla, Ginger Ale, Cream Soda
and Champagne Cider, Syrups, etc. Or
der promptly filled.
r
Thomson & Pursol aro agents for
the celebrated Cyclono WimlMill, anil
as tho prices on them havo been great
ly rcilnccd they aro now within the
reach of all. Sample mill to bo seen
at their planer in North Union. Cull
aud examine, it.
T
m
City -Mel-Met
Main Street, Union, Oregon,
BENSON BROS. - PROPRIETORS.
Keep constantly on hand
BEEF, TORK- VEAL, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LARD. Etc.
i lim,
tols and Gar
(Opposite the court houe. Union)
Horses Boarded ly the Day,
Week or Month.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
IGibson & Haynes,
Biffilfl
Union, .... Qrr&on,
Horse-shoeing, rcpniring and gcwral
hliicksinithing done with neatnexs and
dispatch, and on short notice.
Shop Opposite Jones Bros Store,
Main Street.
'.'7-tf.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE IS IIKREUY GIVEN THAT
the partnership heretofore existing be
tween Boothe Sc Yotler. in the liverv stable
business, is this day, March 13th, W.I, dis
solved. Mr. Yoder retires and the hiu-inos
will be carried on by L. .1. Boothe, into
whose bunds all accounts are nlaccd for
collection. L. .1. BOOTHE.
ADMINISTItATOlt'S NOTICK.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
ngainstthe otate of Joint Qarr. deceas
ed, are hereby notified to present the same
duly verified according to law. to the under
signed, administrator oi the late will and
testament of saiil John Carr, within six
months from the date liereol. at Ids resi
dence near Island C'itv, Union county, Ore
gon.
Dated this 20th dav of March, 1SS9.
J J GUI MM E IT,
3-21 Administrator.
Ranehe for Kent.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
undersigned, up to tho 17th dav of
April, lS'O, for tho rent of the "Half Way
House'' on the Pine Creek road, for one
year. This is the best dairy ranrhe in the
country, and is aNo the best point on tho
road for a stopping plat e fur travelers, it
being just half way trom Uivon and Baker
City, to Cornucopia. (no. I well, good
seven-room house with kit.Oicn. Stabiu
room for 2.5 head of horse, and other im
provements. Right reseivrd to rnj'-et any
or all bids. A. L. EATON.
3-2M3 Union, Oicgon.
Farm For Sale,
1 fi( ACRES. NEAR XORTII POWDER,
1 JJ Union County Oregon, all under
fence, a good 1J4 story hduse, j,'ood cellar,
well, barn and outbuildings. Terms easv.
For further particulars call at ihis office. '
Dwelling- louse for Sale.
A dwelling house and lot, at the Cove,
Oregon. Centrally located, near and con
venient to all the schools. Good cellar,
wood-shed and well. Will bo sold cheap
for cash. Apply to S. O. WHITE.
8-31-tf Cove, Orogon.
Ailmlnistmtor' r.otic.o.
All persons having claims against the es
tate ot W. T. Ficklin, deceased, aro herehv
notified to present the s-anie. duly verified
according to law, to the undersigned, ad
ministrators of the last will and testament
of said W. T. Ficklin, wilhin fix months
from the date hereof, at their residence in
'.ho town of Union, Union county, Oregon.
IMteU thislOth luy of March, 1SK).
X. F. FlCKLIX,
S. I). FICKLIN.
u-M-uG Administrators.
I3stray Notice.
rpAKEX UP. by tin underlgned. living
X about 8 miles northeast of Elcin. Union
county, Oregon, on tho 2nd day of Febru
ary, Isi!), ono eicam color horse, S years
old or more, branded 13 1 on left stitllo.
The above described animal wm apprais
ed at $30.00 by J. R. Eohnson, J. P., on the
13th day of February, ISS'J.
A. JtlblJA.M.
I, A. Rysdam, being first duly sworn,
say that I am the taker up of the above de
scribed animal, and that 1 posted tho sumo
according to law, this 13tli day of Febru
ary, 181).
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
13th day of February, KSSfl.
j. R. Johnson. J. P.
TAKEN UP.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEX THAT
tho endersigned. living 4 inilo north
of Island City, has this 17th day of January,
188!), taken up and posted according to law,
tho following described eslray, to-wit:
One brown gelding, 5 years old, about 11
hands high, white strip tn face, hind foot
white, branded X on loft hip.
The nbove described animal was apprais
ed at $20.00 by T. E. Jones, J. P. for Island
City precinct.
3-lf W. G. HUNTER.
7
"vroriCBi.s herehy given that
J- the undorsiiMH-d. administrator of the
estate of Fiederiek Mltclu -II, demised, will,
until April 1st. U'80. receive sealed bhh for
tho rent of the rauche belonging to tl.oes
tato of said deceased, for the year K-W and
until March 1st, 1NX). This ranehe is situa
ted about ono mile from tint Cove, Oregon,
and has about -100 acres in lino meadows,
ubout 201 acres in pastuie inula good or
chard, with dwelling, barn, out homos
etc. It is one of the best stock ranuhos in
Union county.
All bids should bo addresnod to mo ut
Jo-oph, Oregon. The lessee will bo re
quired to give his nolo with approved secu
rity, payable March 1st, 1-03.
J.VMKS M. MlTl'HKI.I.,
Administrator.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all Patent Ktisinogg atteudod
io rrumpu y ami lor .iiouorato r ei-v
rut Id atlttwwt in 1 1. IT C ll t .... A
Otllce, and we can obtain Patenis In .s
umu wiun nuise remote iroin UHiutliigton.
Spnil MlillMI.nr nil A U'lVfl M'
....... -...... ... ,, ...... iirioii
an topantunUbililv free of charice; mid v
mako XO CHAlUiK UNLESS PATENT IS
SKi, L KKI).
We refor. hero, to the Pontuifuter, tho
Supt. of Money Order Dlv., and t orHcials
of tho U.S. Pttlent Office. Ft i cireulur,
advice, twins and relit-reuces to Actual cll
enu In your own State or Comity, write to
C. A. SNOW & Co..
OppoMto Patent Ofhe, Wflnuuuii P. c
CoustToriA. Union Cor.vrv, Oni'.oow,)
Fcbruarv 1, 18s9. f V
Tn W. T. Rurdett and Mrs. Js. Anderson : '
You are hereby notified that I have ex
pended niie hundred dollars in labor and
improvements upon the Spot Lode, situated!
in Granite Mining District, Union County,
Orepon, ns will appear by certificate filed
June IStth, ISiti, in the office of the Re
corder of said county, in order to hold"ltid
1 remises, under the provision of Section
Revived Statute of the Tinted States,
i;c.ng tho amount required to hold the same
for tho year ending Deecinher 31st, 1SSP,
mid. If within ninety (00) days after tho
publication of this notice, yo.it fail or rofifo
to contribute your proportion of such ex
penditure as co-owner, your Interest in said
claim will become the protierty of the sub
scriber under said section 2.'(2l."
C. J. DUFFEY.
liy J. Dcrrr.v, Agent. 2-7-3m
Eh tray Notice.
nill- K TO CERTIFY THAT OX THE
.L o:h dav of January, l.SiS, J. J. Conley,
look ui at his place of residence, on tho
sand ridge in Island precinct, Union County,
Oregon, and posted according to law, the
following described cat ray animals, to-wfil:
Ono bay mare and colt. Said mare iw
eleven or twelve years old, with white strips
in forehead, right hind-foot white, and
annul iouneen ana a unii nanus nign;i
branded with a ho;irt and bar on the left r
shoulder, and appraised at $3o.
One bay mare, three years old. about fif
teen hands high: star on forehead; branded
on right shoulder, but not diseernablc.
Appraised at $30.
One bay mare and colt. Said mare is
about thirteen hands high; four years old,
with roached man ; branded on the left
shoulder, but not diseernablc, and appraised
at2.j.
Ono dark bay gelding, live years old,
about fittocn and a half hands high, with
gouty legs; no brands to be seen. Appraised
at $30.
One bay filley, two years old; left hind
foot white; about, twelve hands high;
branded on the left shoulder, but not dis
eernablc. Appraised at $10.
One bay gelding, two years old, about
fourteen hands high; left hind-foot white;
branded on the left shoulder, but not dls
dcrnablc. Appraised at ?30.
One bay gelding, two years old, about
fourteen hands high; right hind footwhite;
branded on the left shoulder, but not dis
ctrnable. Appraised at $30. ,
I hereby ceitify that I appraised thil
above de-cribed cstrav animals at the
.. ...... r i .. . . ,.. .i i
animal, and that said appraisement was N
...1- .1.!.. .ii.,. .1 ..e . . r I
niuuu mis ioiu uuv oi uanuarr, i.f:.
T. K. JOXES,
Justine of tho Peace for I.-land Precinct,
L'nion County, Oregon. 2-7-w3
Notice J
L.vsd Oitice at La GrtNin, Okhook, )
February 12, 1S-5U. )
pOMl'LAINT rfAy.'NQ UJJEN EX
J tcred at this office by Stephen ftH"iincr
against Eilt Miller for abandoning life
Homestead Entrv No. 20lfi. ilnti-d Nnvi'inhor
.in. imi, upon tlie bli Vt Sec. ii, Township
1 6, II 10 h, in Union Countv, Oregon, with
a view to the cancellation of said entry; the
sjid parties aro hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the 2d day of April, 1S0. at
10 o'clock, a. m., to res'pond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. Service of this notice will be mado
by publishing the same for four consecutive
wceksinTiin Oitnuox ScofT. a weekly paper
limbed at Union. Union Countv Oregon, pub
and by porting notices ns in 'United States
land eases .7. T. OUTHOUSE,
2-21-lt Receiver.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Orrici:
AT L. GlIANDE, OltEdON,
AT..t..,l.
i I, JW. )
Xoticn Is herflhv piven that tin- fnllmvlrw-
named settlor has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made bei
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on April 20,18!), viz:
Isaac Vaxdhvastkii,
Hd. No. 270(1, for the NE'f Sec. 31, Tp. 5 S,
R. 41 E. c
He names the following wiinesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
G. H. Marshall. Mixes Vandevanter.
Samuel Vandevnnter and Enoch South, all
of Union, Oregon.
Anv person who desires to protest against
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and regulations of tho Interior I)eparem"ut,
..I,,. ..l.i . ..ii.. i ...:n
, ii., mien fj.uui nuiiuui nut uu auti t'll, win
be glveii an opiortunity at the above lnen-
iiwiica uuio ami piace io cross examine inc
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evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
ilK.vnv RiNmiAiir.
3-1 l-w(
Regl.-tcr. y
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Offick
at L GnANin:, Ortr.oox,)
l'obruary, 20. i.s. )
Xotice is hereby civen that the following
numcd settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to mako final proof in support of her
claim, aud that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on Apr 12. 1SS), viz:
yilKH I'OIU'F.,
Us. Xo. 7007. for theSW '4 SW 4 See5.SE
M SE Sec. 11. XB U XE 14 Sec 7 and XW
M N W H See 8, Tp. 7 S, R 42 E, W. M.
He names the following Avitnesjes to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, naid land, viz:
John McClurg, James Hulick, Albert
Wright, Soiglo (.'oilman, all of Medical
Springs, Oregon.
An v person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of tho Interior lX-partmcnt.
why such proof should not be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at the above men
tinned time and place to cro's-cxamiue tho
witnis-es of said claimant, and tooller evi
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
IIKNIIV RlNKIlART,
3-7-wli Register.
T.UCKX UP.
I, G. W. Smith, have taken tin, at myV
plnoe of result. nci- near Island City, on Dec.
20. 18WS. one ittour described as foi:ovs
One rod-road Moer, 3 years old p st, of
medium si.u and build, slit in left ear, no
other mark or brand visible.
G. W. SMITH.
I herobv certify that I have thl-t diy ap
praised the ubovu described cm rav steer ut
l6.W), on thin 15ih day of Jan. lssii.
T. E JOXES.
Justioe of the Poaco for Island City Prec't.
Estmy Notice.
rPAKEX UP, by the undersigned, living
I about 0 iiiilossoutlifa-t of Elgin. Uiiioii
county, Orecon. this Sih day of Dec. 1888,
ones.irrel rlfiy. 2 years old past, a little un
der medium ize. no precoptihic brands or
marks.
The above decnbtd animal was uppram
ed at J25.0J by J. R. Johnuon. J . P , un the
0th day of Fob ISM).
I, A. R.Tnttlo, bonu first dulv sworn
tny 1 aiu the taker up of the above dt- ribed
ii Htirl tlint I hi..lM.I tltn a..,,,., 'ii-rnr.
ding to law. on the 9th dav of Feb. Ii-mi.
A, U. Tl TTLE I
hiiii-cniei iiuti Mvoni to before me tuts
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