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"DDnnPT'T XTC PA QU l'r encl1 replied to my letters. The
JjIvUUOlVllN vJ WlOD. uovcnior enytf Mr. irumilton wan the
) nucnt of tlio state mid was paid in full i
by the slate a pcrfl diem of ?j in lien
fmintv u(TP Gondall l;nlniim ofmilonso, mid lie Fays 1fo thnt in
LUlllll) JUUSU UUUUcUl l.AjMailli) C0livtin)fttimi vjlh Hlu-rifT Kellev and
VariOtlS Matters. I ex-ShorM'Noruni.ofMultnonmh'coim-
I ty, tliey tell him that such service has
' ... 1 -1.1 1,1 1 I
always ncun piuu me suue aim no inn
presented to the cotinly.
Two or three days after Hamilton
A VERY SCATHING ARRAIGNMENT '
A Matter of Interest to the Tax-payers of
Union County.
Union, April J.'!, 188!).
Editou KroifT:
Will yon kindly allow ino space in
your esteemed journal to reply as
briefly as the ease , will admit of, to
your mild criticism of the action of
the county court in the allowance of
a. certain bill of Kherih" Hamilton's,
which appears in the.Scorf of the 11th
inst.
Homo of the fads referred to in your
article are of interest to tho people of
this county, and they should be fully
informed therein, and in this article I
shall con lino myself to facts and I
have to admit at the outset that some
of them are not very creditable to my
sagacity. The other parties mentioned
can speak for themselves.
I will begin by saying that tho re
lations existing between myself and
the present county commissioners
havo been fcomewhat strained owing to
a prejudice existing with lliem toward
mo since opening the duties of their
oflice, doubtless to some extent grow
ing out of the heated campaign
through which we had just passed,
and to their friendship for Sherin"
Hamilton with whom I had a newspa
per controversy, and through tho ef
forts of certain of my old enemies,
chiefly of the Hherilrs ofhee and do
pendents and hangers on who havo
labored unremittingly and unserupii
lously to keep alive this prejudice be
tween tlio coininirsioneis and mvsclf,
which, in spite of their honest efforts,
they have not fully succeeded in doing.
iSow what 1 havo said of the honor
able commissioners is prompted by no
unkindness or disrespect, for they are
honest, considerate gentlemen of more
than average ability to perform the
duties of the position they, occupy,
desirous of performing their whole
duty fairly and hnpartiallv, and they
are scaieely aware of their prejudice
toward myself though it has been
painfully manifested and very annoying
to me all along. Many a good man is
unwittingly influenced by his proju
dices.
Owing to tho friendly relations
which existed between these gentle
men and myself before the election,
this piejudice was a matter of surprise
to me, and 1 very much regret the
necessity uf speaking in this article,
but it becomes necessary in order that
your lenders may know what I havo to
say further on.
She-rill' Hamilton presented a fee
bill to the county court of tho last
March term for sundry services,
and among other items was this:
Mileage from Union, Or., to Albany,
N. Y., and return, to bring JJrockins, a
fugitive, '!208 miles at ten cents per
mile, .'i:(!20.S0, and one-third added to
mileage, $200.90, making .$827.70.
The question of allowing the bill
was discussed at great length and con
siderable warmth. I showed tho com
missioners by the statute (a part of
wljieh was quoted in your article of
last week) that Union county was not
liable for any portion of the service ;
that Hamilton did not perform this
service as sherilf of Union county, but
as agent of the state, appointed by the
governor, and that the governor could
nave just as well appointed any other
man. It was represented to tho court,
and we believed that Hamilton had
received back fiom the stato only tho
money paid, actual expenses of the
trip, nothing for tho service. Ho tlio
commissioners contended long and
earnestly that Hamilton should have
the whole $827.70 until 1 told them
I would make the whole matter pub
. lie through tho press if they made
Biich allowance Finally at my sug
gestiou the commissioners asked Don
uty Hhcriif Lowell for a copy of tho
bill presented by Hamilton to the
state, who very promptly icplied that,
"that was none of his, HeuneholV's,
business," which so offended llenno
holfthat ho turned completely over
uud did not want to allow anything,
but 1 had previously agreed to allow
tho single mileage, $(120.80, as a com
promise and did not like to retract as
1 now know 1 should havo done, but
tho best of us will display unaccounta
ble weakness at times. Tho only ex
planation 1 can oiler for my action is
that I have endeavored, as best 1
could under tho dilliculties that beset
me in consequence- of tho prejudice
afore mentioned, to porfonn my duty
to the people of tho county and at tho
same time remove said prejudico if
possible. Hut I was not satisfied with
my own act, and after a talk with some
gentlemen of Union who were in Ha
lem last winter, I resolved to write to
Governor Pennoyor and Hecrotary
of State Mellriilo lor a statement of
Humillou's hill presented to and paid
by the state, and 1 at the same time
asked Deputy Clerks Oliver and Hell
not to isniie warrants to Hamilton for
service above named, Mr. Neill, clerk,
not being in town at the time; but
Mr. Oliver contended that 1 had no
authority to countermand an older of
tho county court in vacation, but I
told him that I believed that this item
was a swindle; that Mr. Hamilton, I
believed, had received full pay fiom
tho slate, and asked him not to iwuo
those warrants until 1 could hour from
Salem, and 1 as a member of the
county board wroto a protest on tlio
bill to tho issue of said warrants until
further notion of tho county court, but
Mr. Hamilton demanded tho warrants
and Mr. Oliver delivered them. Sco
rotary Molirido and Governor Ponnoy-
drew the warrants, Deputy Sheriff
Lowell returned them to the clerk's
ollice where they remained several
days until District Attornev Hand
came o town when by his advice, as I
i am informed, Hamilton drew them
I again from County Clerk Neill and I
am told by the county commissioners
that Mr. Hand contended with them
that Hamilton was entitled to compen
sation from the county. Ho did not
try to convince me.
Now 1 wish to say concerning tho
part the clerks played in the matter,
while I have ever and do now enter
tain none but feelings of friendship
and respect for them, 1 am compelled
to contend that they did wrong in this
mutter. They should not have issued
or delivered those warrants to Hamil
ton against my protest as a member of
the county court, and a charge of
fraud, until a mandamus had issued
out of the circuit court commanding
them to issue them, which Hamilton
would never have undertaken. Mr.
Neill had seen the governors letter be
fore ho delivered the warrants to Ham
ilton. As evidence that the commis
sioners arc partial to Hamilton,! will
here state that while they are ready
enough to cut any one else's bill if
there is an item of over charge, they
never cut Hamilton's bills if they can
avoid it. f do not think Hamilton
has presented a bill sinco they were in
oflice that they did not allow illegal fees
and in his last bill presented, with the
facts abovn set out before them,
they allowed him, against my protest,
nearly $100 that he had no right to
whatever. (See his bill.) Here now
is a copy of the bill presented to and
allowed by the slate to Sherilf Hamil
ton :
Tun State or Oiihoo.v,
To A. N. Hamilton, Dr.
For jilt iliciu, mileage and expenses netu
nlly mid necessarily incurred and paid by
him in the pursuit, arrest and return to
tho State of Oregon of Charles lirockins,
a fugitive from justice. Requisition and
and appointment dated December 21, 188
Dee. 2!), m. To It. It. faro Union to
Aliianv. . :?I.J0 i0
Dee 2!) -Itli Jan'y, To meals of silent
(21 meals (;' ":) . 75
Jau'y r, 11, It. faru Albany to Oswego 7 2fi
' " Hack hire to Oswego front
depot . . 2 00
Jan'y 8 To Fees of olllccrs of Tioga
county, New York . . 10 (X)
.lan'v H To It. It. faro Allmnv to
I'idon, (agent) , . . l.'JO IX)
Jan'y H do (prisoner) , . 1H0 t)t)
" 1 1 Hack hire Union station io
jidl ... 2 00
Jan'y II Meals of ngont ami prisoner
(121 lr.nils eaeh (?7fc). Ill ol)
Jan'y M Sleeper for agent and pris
oner Albany to Union 12,'i 00
Jan'y I Sleeper for ngunt, Union to
Allmnv II .IO
Jan'y 1 1 Per diein of agent II days
f."1 .f.r per dnv . 70 00
lan'y I I Cost of requisition ." 00
Pei'diein allowed per request of the
governor
I otai amount. . . f jTii 70
Filed and audited .lanuarv 121, 18MI.
(ii:o. W. Molnuin:.
Secretary of Slate.
Tlie
"California Reliable,"
Complete with Throw-off ami Tnk Fountain, without extra charge.
Combines the juic: of the Klue Figjof
California, so Ixr.ativc and nutritious,
with the medicinal virtues of plants
known to be most Ivne'icisl to tlio
human system, formlrr; the ONLY PER
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
KIDNEYS, LITER AND BOWELS
AK1 TO
Cleanse Hie SystemEffBeiually,
K THAT
PURE BLOOD,
HE-nESHiNC CLEEP,
HEALTH end STRENGTH
Naturally follow. Every one is using it
and ell are delighted with it. Ash your
druggist for SYHUP v' FIGS. Manu
factured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Sam Feancuco, Cal.
Louisville, Kv. Ksw York, II. Y.
FROST TREES,
A general assortment of spring fruit tree
for .sale. Anyone desiring to purchase
trees will do well to add re." ino at the Cove,
or call on ine at inv home near town.
:t-i2rf-iul " il. J. (iKKlt.
Farm For Sale.
IfcniU'EHnmncK. Ok.. Oct. 21, 18S&
I l'aluirr if Hen. ftrtlanii. Or.:
I (JMTI.EJIE!.-: The '('al. ISeliatilc''
iobher which 1 tun uhig Is such n
I great improvement over tho pres.
wiitciiis displaced, Hint joo work is n
! pirn-tire to ''kink off." It runs With
K-urct Iv any noNe and little, power.
cm rcml.lv recommend the "Cal. lie-
linhlc." Tlio ink fountain i a vidua
hit! addition. Ynir frnly,
I. '. r.;-.ri,ixn,
1'ublWier Ind"5e:idei.e 15V .sW'.
i 1'iihiwr it- .Vy. .r!Mnl.t,::
Okjit!.i:mi;n: The ";P iiarto Call
rornia neitauie preset, wit n iiik mini
tains attached, recently purchased by
us. have, after nueful trial, convinced
un of their Jiiporlorilv over any other
prestos in me innrKct, nnu we rccotn
mend tliem unhcvitutinaly to the
tradp.
Lr.wis.fc Pnvnr.N I'ntsTiNo fo.
II. i. .Kvi:', Manager.
I'nlmrr i(- Jlni, I'urtlmul, Or.:
Dr.AU .Sim: Wo take plenuro in
statin-' -that theSxlli Calilornia Ueli-
ahlo (iorden pren. supplied with your
excellent ink fountain, given us entire
satisfaction. We never had n hotter
running press; it is perfect. Wo con
sider it sunerior in overv resnect to
anv other make of O. S.'Oordon, or
"I liRllunge." I'ress, and hearjily reo-
ouuueim it to any one m need 01 a
first-class job press.
Yours truly.
Signed A. AxitRBSoN it Co.
Taeoina Xews.
Tho News job room has just been
supplied with a new Gordon pre-:
The Cal. Keliable bought of Palmer
it Hey, the enterprising type founders
and printeis' supplv hiiiseof Port
land. Or The nrexs is everything that
has been elaimed for it. Palmer fc
Key are jut the right kind of men to
deal with. i.aving complete printers'
outfits, and answering all orders
promptly. Yours truly,
2nvs J'riiLiHiiiNt; Co.
1 AA0Ul:s' NUAJtXOUTH l'OWDHll,
I ) Union County. Oregon, all under
fence, a good IK story house, good eellar.
well, bam and outbuildings. Terms easy.
For further particulars call at ibis ollice. "
Dwelling loiise
for Sale.
A dwelling liou-e and lot, at the Cove,
Oregon. Centrally located, near and con
venient to all the .schools, (lood cellar,
wood-shed and well. Will be sold cheap
for cash. Apply to H. (1. W1IITK,
-;tl-tf Cove, Oregon.
Shingles For Saie!
An unlimited amount of No. 1 shingles
constantly on baud and for sale cheap.
Orders from all parts of the country so
licited. H. It. IH'KKOrC.HS,
.!-! I tf Cove. Oreiron.
RflARVELOUS
210 Sold in Six Months. 210
We Carry in Stock the following Sizes-.
8X12, 10X15, 14X20, 16X23.
All Iirs(;-(;L'iss olliees arc putting in the "California lleliable" Press, and experi
enced pressmen elaiin it is the best press they ever used.
urn w
It is Sul.stiintial!
It is Accurate!
It is Well Finished 1
It is Nofaless!
It is Light Kunning!
It docs tho Best Work!
-(o)-
WRITE FOR CIRCULAR and PRICES. Address:
Palmer & Rey, Pr warehouse, Cor, Front and Alder, Portland, Or.
in u a Bra e b a v ta a. .
bst Sim.
DISCOVERY.
I wish lo call especial attention to
two items in his hill. You will oh-
Horvo that ho charges !ji2 hack hire
from Union station to the jail. Mr.
.Ion. .Squires, who drove tho hack in
which Hamilton rodo fiom Union
station to (ho jail, says ho paid only
fit) cents. You will observe also that
ho charges $I.S0.(JU railroad fare fiom
Union station to Albany, N. Y., and
(ho samo for self and prisoner, each,
from Oswego, N. Y., lo Union, Oregon.
Tho tickut agent at Union station off
ered to bell mo a first class railroad
ticket, unlimited, (as to time) from
Union to Albany, X. Y for .!i:i and
limited for!?S2.Sf, and ho tells mo that
the faro has not changed in price in
tho hibt several months, or since De
cember last. 1 1 o could not give me
tho sleeper fare, nor could ho give the
fare from Oswego, Is'. Y., lo Union, but
said it would not be any more than
from Albany to Union, usually it was
a littlo less going west. In a letter
from the linker City railroad agent ho
gives (he same figures with the dill'er
enco only between hero and Maker
City. If a man would swindle in go
ing one way why would ho not tho
otlior? Hut tho people havo a right to
know who guts tlio money and what
for. O. 1 (lOODAi.i,.
Hnly (Jrnnlno Hyntcm of Memory Trnlnlns.
i'diif 11 mi lis I.euriiuil in oiid rcudintf.
illlinl wiinilcriiHt cured,
livery elillil iiml adult urcnlly ticiirflttrd.
Oru.it iuJucomuutii to CjrTe.puudotico Classes.
I'r.if poi tus, witli opinion f r. Win. A. IIiiiu.
mull', tuo w irlil-fftTimil HnorLVnt In Mind Ulu'duM,
H.llllld (J Il'I'lll'Ml'r.'llllMptOII, t'l iRrc.it lVyclinl-
'.,'t, .1. M. M ci-klcy, II. I)., n litornr i iu Cin iian
J iv, mt. ,. l', Ulcliiir i lr;i"t.)r, tin ScinntlH-,
Ilopi. . V. A'iror, .ltid,v- ri'i, Jtidali I'.
1J"'i) iiiifn, ii ii I ntli-r. k :t p tfc.li
Vtul. .1. i. .;::(.. l'TU, -iai 1 n.aAvi'., N. Y
JASPER (J. STEVENS, Propr.
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1 hi ifiJIs ii 1
nutjiiiniin iwi'juujima
patent Medicines,
erl'umery,
tiints and Oils.
Prescriptions carefully prepared
-ALSO DKAI.KIt IX-
SPORTING GOODS,
ConsiVtiiiK of
)wuiMiu--ju-iiiiirnjmai.i;T.VB;ii.B-rr;T-ngiTJii, jwm!
Trains arrivt and dinart from t'nion
dail , a t'nllov. s .
l. vsr lli. t Np.
l'lit'iurcr, No. I, Ivo
at fi:Li a. in.
Froijdit. No. H, Ivc
at U -i"! a. m.
AN 1ST lint Ml.
I'a-M iicr, No..'!. 1vo
at 1 :'!n i. in.
Freight Na. 7, Ivo
at 11 :-() p. ni.
Rifles, let (lui
is, Pis
tolsaibariras
It was n women who saw the fust
snake, but since then tho men have
attended to that sort of thing.
NOTICK l'OK l'UlihlCATIOX.
I,ANU OllICK AT lA (illVNIiK, OltKdll.N,!
April J", Iksii. f
Notice l hcreliy given that the following
named settlors liavo tiled uotleu of their in
tention to miiko Dual proof in Mipport of
their clalins. and that said proofs will ho
made, before the register and receiver at
l.a liraiide, Oregon, tin .May-.'S InMi, it :
UitoAinius V. ll.vrns,
Hd.Xo. 2W, for tho HW SWyiwil and
N NV ee7, Tii. US. It. 11 K, and,
John H. Cum:,
lid. No. MW. for thu SHW KIJW Hce P.'.'
NKW NICVJ eo 13, Tp. I S, It. It) li. and V
) HW .ve 7, Tp. -I S, It. II K, W, M.. and
John Hatiw,
lid. No. WIO, for tlioSWV. XK',, S' NW
M and NKU SS M isto 7. Til I S, U. II U,
Y. M.
I hey li nine tlio following wltiithixos to
prove their contliiuoiiK riKidoiuw upon,
iiml etiltlvutlon of, mild lauil, vlx;
.iuiv wiikiiisoii, Aiire.i .MiniiieK. it. v.
Duvih and Willliim Wilkimon, all of llluli
Valley. Union county. Oregon
Anv iinrsoii t ho tlil riiM to tirntat Mtfulimt
tho nllowiiiiw of htieh nronf. or who knov
of any ktilihtitniial reiion, under tho law
and the ri'gnhitiuiik of the the Interior De
partment, why Miit-li prtiot hlninlil not he
allowed, will ho given an opportunity tit
the nlmvo nieiit(onel time ami nlneu to
fruh-eainlne tho wltuecwui of wild elaiin
itiit, mid to oiler evliluneo hi rebut tl of
tliul aUDiniitcil uy ciaiintint.
ItU.MlT UI.MIIIAirr.
I 18-wO ltrttUter,
Tlf !v I'TS I" ami Irom prineiiial points
uual'lointherniU-d States, Cannda
and Knropo.
Elegant Pa,'1,!";'" Cars.
lmiigrant Sleeping Cars Kun TJirough
on Upres Trains to
OMAHA,
OOUWOuL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Krito of Charge and Without Change.
Close connections at Portland for San Fran
cinco and Paget hound points.
For further particular inipiiro of any
Aguntof the Compuuv or of A. 1,. .Maxwell,
tJ. P. A-T. A., Portland. Oregon.
O CIS AX DIVISION.
The Oregon Uaihvay it Navigation Co.. and
Paellle Coat. I Steamship Co. will Ms
patch Steitiiieri. between San Fran
cinco and Portland, an follows:
MlOM UoinMNli. I rito.M c VN l liAM'lKeO.
heaving at U Midn't., Iv'ng Spear st.wh'
an follous: I at l()a. m. an follows:
Imporlod and Domestic Ci
yars, etc.
GIVE ME A CALL.
KentiiGky Liaiior Store
AND SODA FACTORY,
Cor. Main and 11 Sts. - Union. Oregon,
SltintMAN & It Al.l'.V, Trotis.
Mamifaeturars and dealers In Soda Wa
ter. Sarnaparilla, (linger Ale, Cream Soda
and Champagne Cider, Syrups, etc. Or
ders promptly tilled.
Wilson
1 1 HUE
& Miller,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in-
Sasli, Beers m
leiilliis,
Parlor ai Bed
room Sets
Keeps Constantly on hand a Large Supply of
tedding, Desks, Office Furniture, etc.
Oregon, Men Mar I
State, Friday ' SI
Cohimbhi Tues " 11
Oregon Sat'y. " 1(1
State Wtsl'y ' '
Cohnnbla Sun. " '.'I
Oregon, Thnr. "
State, Sun. Mr.
Columbia Tour "
Oreiron. Man. "
State, Friday "
(Sdumbln Tues "
O recti n Sat. "
SUite Wed'y. "
Coluinlua Sun. '
21
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in .
J7
Thomson t I'mwl aro nyonts for
(ho celebrated Cyclono Windmill, mid
as tho prices on them havo been great
ly reduced they nro now within tho
reach of nil. Sample mill (o bo soon
at their planer in North Union. Call
and examine it.
All kinds of Furniture Mado,
WILSON &MILLKK,
u;w!CByt-',"f"w'''w:w''
NOTICK UOll PUBLICATION.
Lash On-n-i: at 1a Cuanim: Ourfiox.l
Mareh 2:1, lSSf). t'
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler ha tiled notice of his in
tentions to make llnal proof in support of
ins claims, ami mat saui proor win lie
Hindu before the reiter and receiver at La
(iramle, Oregon, on May l.'l, If!), viz;
Wi i.i.i m Mt intAV,
1). S. No. 7!l!il, for the S'3 XU1-; and SW14
N H4 ami SI'P N WK Sec 1, Tp. fi S. It 10 E.
lie names the following witnes-es to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of aid land, viz :
L. A. Kobertsoti, A. Cockrell, Wade
Shelton and John Mummey, all of Union,
Oregon.
Anv person vho(leiires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial rt iimui, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Pepartment,
why such proof should not be allowed, will
lie given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and place to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimants, and to offer
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
JlKXUY ltlNUIIAIir.
.'1-2S Ileglster.
and Upholstering done to order.
Main St., Union, Or
a
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lank Offici: at La (ikaniii:, Okix.ox.I
April 12. 1S89. )"
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make fund proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be mado be
fore tho register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on Juno 4, 1SS!), viz;
F.IAIEU PlIII.UI'H,
1). S, Xo. 7(172, for the SJ4 NK4 and NW'-i"
NK'-, and NKJ4 KWK Sec 10, Tp. GS, 11
41 K.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
T. II. Foster, Shannon Marshal, John
Reeves and J. N. Mitchell, all of Tclocaset,
Oregon.
Anv person who desires to protest against
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, tinder the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
w hy such proof should uot bo allowed, will
be given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and place to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimant, ami to otler evi
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
IlKNIlY ItlNKHART,
4-18-wO Itegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Thu company reserve the right to elmii'o
ttmuiurn or mIUiuj days.
KATWtS OF l'AHSAO It:
Cabin. fin.lX) stH-rii. - - $i.(0
ltouud TrlpTickeu, FnlluilttHl fCO.OO
Children, uiuler 12 yearn - Half Fare
A year - - - I'niO
Tk aUn 1 n trt iuriuilf ItuurH.
w
II. HOLCOMll.
(loii'l MaiiMitwr.
1..MAXW1CLU
tl l'..tT, A,
II. A. 1UCNHU1CT, AruiU, Union.
For Rent or Sale !
A nice piece of property, coiuUthtK of 90
acre gwiHl land and gnriien. witli a very
Kuod eottage and oiitbiilldlnKS, wiUdii oun
hiilf mile of jKt ortlce.
I uIm have a good aqua re piauo, from the
faoUiry of llallet, Davis A Co., lUwion. f..r
aid efiaap (or cah.
For parti. tiUrx consult
M1W. A.NNUi K1.LSWOUTII.
3-ll-inl Cv, Oregon.
La.nu orncK at Lv Ckaxuk, Obboo.v.)
March 21. ISM", f
Nitlee i hereby jtiven that tho following
iniiiicil settler has tiled notice of bis Inten
tion to make tlnal proof iu support of his
cUim. ami that said nro if will ho imide bo-
tore the register and reveivurat La (iraude,
Oregon, on May 3, l&fi), i:
Kkiuierick SIJtoM.
I). S. N. 830fi, for the Wi S'i4 Sec. 27,
Tp. U S. It. U K.
He names the following wituesnea to
prove bl c.iuiiiiiioun residence Uton ami
cultivation of, said laud, vix:
Charles M. Waterbury, LuanderJ. Fur
gason, Lewis 1' . Jennings and Joseph Kv
aim, all of New Bridge. Union county, Ore.
A'y person who deire to protest asainst
the allowance of nucli lilXKif, or who 6iio
of any substantial reason, ider the law
and the regulations of the Interior Depart
men 1 whv such prKif -bould not b idu,vtsl
will b - then an opporitiniiy ut tjie uhove
mentioned nine n nil p'niH' to cross-tx.iiiiiiie
the itnc--e- of s.,i cld'lll.iut, iiml t oiler
cvidciic- 111 ri IniCul ni ma' -uliiintlcd l,v
cluiuiaiit.
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uti UugtMlvt.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
La.mi Oi kick atLaGkashk, Oiieoox, )
March 7. 18S0. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named kettlor has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final nroof in siinnort of hlu
eluhn. and that said proof will bo made bej
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on April 20,189, viz:
IS.XAe VANI)KVANTF.II,
I Id. No. 270(1 fur the SVAi Snn. Mi Tn S!
It. 11 K.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
i. II. Marshall. loei Vandevanter,
Sainiml Vandevanter and F.noch South, all
of I'nion, Oregon.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
ami regulations of the interior Deparement,
why niioh proof nhotild not be allowed, will
he given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and pluue to eroi. examine the
witiufcsiw of Miil claimant, and to offer
evidence In rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
HlWUV ItlNKIIAKT,
MI-wO iteglster.
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