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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1890)
yjBtf.mfcBLwmixujan-uiiuLijiimjujw. mini imujimujoiait jmmiamiMW iii.iuu,jui.JUJU.i,wu"-"J-gc; HAINES. A ! jFloiiriHliins Town of Powder Itivor Valley. MENTION AOJA E MINES ItsuslncEB nouses and Wideawake Busi ness Men Future Prospects. iiaixkh. Or., May 28, 1 HSf. Editoii Scout: The unusual amount of snow which fell during the past winter and has remained upon the highest ranges was a wise provision of nature, for us the season advances tho hot rays of a noon day sun causes it to melt and run down tho mountain sides in tho slmpo of nature's lifo giving iluid which hides pcnsiblo beverage in ranching, mining (as well as tho milk business) is self evident to any average citizen. Every placer initio in this vicinity is run to its fullest capacity with an abundance of water to spare. lltll.OKIt I'l.AT PI.ACKItB. are located on Bulger flat near tho Van Patten saw mills arc the property of J. B. Gardener of Baker City and Chas. Cnscbar and havo been worked for tho past ten years with varying bmcccsh by various parties. L. W. Nulson operated them two years ago and it is reported took out about $2, 000 whilo last season's run amounted to about i!2)f)(X) under Holldorbrand and Casebar's supervision. Work commenced again hero about one month ago by tho latter parties who nro now employing a force of four men besides themselves and will put on a night shift in a short timo and run it to its fullest capacity, without doubt successfully. LAWltKNCK I'l.ACKIl MINK. is located near the Xorth Powder river above Gardner's mill and lias been lying udio for soveral years but was good paying proporty years since when rightfully managed. A report was in circulation that it had been bonded recently to some unknown parties for tho Bum of $18,000, and would bo worked tho presont season, yet the rumor lacks confirmation at present writing. Well informed parties aro sanguine that gold in paying qtiunti ties u to tjo nud by proper manage ment. It would doubtless prove a bonanza in the hands of good placer miners with tho proper facilities for working it. c.ou HILL. lies one milo east of the town of If nines and has been prospected for tho past threo years for gold iti paying quanti tics, a number of shafts havo been sunk and tunnels run on various claims, and quartz assaying a high as $10, 000 per ton has been taken out. With tho completion of tho reduction works at Baker City, milling here would take a boom as tho ore can bo reduced at homo with less exponso than formerly. Messrs. Hall and Hamltu sonic two months since accidcntily discovered a placer mino near tho summit of the hill, in paying quanti tins, but being compelled to haul their ground to tho river, and tho crude outfit for Hiving tho gold not being a success, thoy havo suspended work for tho present. Kl.KllOIt.V 11AISI.KV MINI:, together with tho "Kobhins" and Elk horn Bonanza aro situated near Pine creek across tho valley from Haines, being only about seven miles distant, this being tho nearest point to tho railroad and will eventually wo hopo bo their shippingstatiou. Tho success ful operation of theso mines is daily heralded to tho world through tho nirl!mii of llm tirM rif llnknr f!iiv nt... 11111. n.. ti ....!.! i. I j.uu jjihiiyin jjviiuiii.li ruiu w W an extension of tho Elkhorn lluisloy) owners havo placed shares on tho mar ket which aro now selling at tun cents a Bharo in order lo raiso monoy to develop tho mino. Should it prove as rich ns tho Elkhorn Ilaisley, stock can not bo bought at any reasonable fig.uro within tho next twelvo months. 11 Al.S'KH TOWN ft Blation on tho Union Pacific railroad was laid out four ycais ago on tho donation laud claim of Judgu J, I). Haines, situated eleven miles from linker City and nine miles from North Powder, in tho center of tho'richest at- ' I ricultural lands in linker county and in juxtaposition lutlio richest mining districts of this region. No ell'ort has been mado by Judge Haines or tho citirons to boom tho town, yet real estate deals aro of almost daily occur ancc, in-iiH-much as an addition of six teon now blocks recently platted, and a major portion of which havo been (K)ldf will testify. Should tho railroad lands lying contiguous bo disposed of to a German colony of farmers (now under cjHisideration, Haines will us wnnb tho rtiHK5ts of a gootl sixed town. 1IUHINKSS HOrSCS KTC. Wilcox Bros., pioneer general mer chandise merchant, nro enjoying a lucrative business; E. Kllcrtson, whole snlo liquors and groceries ; A. Taney, saloon ; Christianson & Taney, butch ers; Dr. Saylor it Son, drugs and notions; J. II. Ingmham, cigars and confectionary ; Mrs, Hunt, restaurant; Mrs. Taney, hotel; P. Damson, livery stablo; Mrs. King, milliner ; Q. Weiser, blacksmith ; Taney Uros, meat maikct; all of whom arc doing well in their respective lines. Proffessions arc rep resented by Dr. Saylor physician and surgeon; .1. JI. Jngraham, law and notary ; also J. 0 Applewhite, attorney, Itcv. J. If. Walsh, pastor. .First Bap tist church, incorporated, will erect a $1,500 building soon on lots recently purchused. Wo have a good school with an average attendance of forty pupils. With the kindes' feelings for the prosperity of Union and ye editors, we remain etc. ELQIti ECH0E3. Recent Happenings in and Around the Now Metropolis. Tiik Scoct looks well witli its new spring head-dress. P. I). McCully of Joseph will put in a branch store here. Mr. J. H. Pay no has Bold his dwell ing h"tisc to Mr. Wade. W. A. Galloway has sold his ranch at Pino Grove to Win. Peck. Dr. Snyder has enlarged and refitted tho po8tofiico in good style. Jim Masterson of Lostino has de cided to build a mill hero. Mr. A. McAloxandcr has bought a lot and built a house, thereon. Mr. Payno is erecting a building of his own for his furniture store. Miss Hottio Stevenson has received a line stock of millinery goods. Mr. Win. MoWilliatns him bought an interest in tho harness shop with Geo Taylor. hots aro selling daily. J'orty acres moro havo been Bitrvoyed into lots and added to the city. Dr. Ditlebrandt has moved his oflice to tho Arlington where ho has fitted up lino rooms. Mr. C. B, Hartley and Miss Amanda Land wcro married recently at tho Western by J. It. Johnson. All of Elgin, Union county. Tho northern end of tho county is settling up fast. A great many claims have been taken this spring in tho looking Glass country and tho north ern part of Elk flat. Preparations are being mado to have a celebration at Elgin on tho Fourth. riioro is much activity and energy among the people and no doubt but that wo will havo a big celebration. A child of Mr. Howard's living about two miles west of town, strayed away n lew ovenings mneo and was lost Quito a number from hero went out to help search for tho child which was found next morning nil safe. Thorson it Wilson aro putting up tho largest building in town as yet Tho lower story will bo for business rooms, tho upper will bo a hall which will bo one of tho best in the country. It will bo ready to use on tho Fourth iTKMlZIIlt. FOR SALE. iftf A OK ICS OF TIMllKIt LAND near 1 UU Sumiuervl le. i lot li residence and business property in the cities of Union mid La Grande, cheaper than the cheapest. 15-20-tf. I II PIM'I'LV SUMMONS. In tho Circuit court of tho Statu of Oregon, tor union county. Nl'lsOll ScllOOIIOVCl. """l vs. H. Tnimatt and J. F. Hoyer, Defendants To tho Defendants, T. It. Tiuinatt and J. F, Hover: Is tiik N.YMi: oi' Tin: Stati: ok Oiikhon : You mill i'mcIi of von nro licrrhv rrouhvd to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you hi the above entitled suit, on or before the Hint day of the next regular session of the above entitled court after the publication of this summons for Ms weeks, 2ji....ll . .... II... O'l.l .1.... ..f C... ...... .I.... 1L.-1L-, lu-1,11. Wll UIU (till Ll'l'll IlllfUl ICtir, or that in default thereof Pluintlir will taku n iiidinaeut and decree in;iiinst each of vou lor the relief demanded in the com- iilalnt In this cause, to-vlt: That by tho udgiuenlaud decree of this court the Do emlants lie decreed to couvev tho NKW of NHJi of Section 21. Township 4 South, of ltuiigu ,'it KaU. of tho Willamette meridian, to l'lalntlir. Iiy a good nud sulllclent deed ot conveyance wituiii a reasonable tune nd that in default thereof the decree of .1.1 ...wM.... ,1... .11.. ... ....I.I I I I .. win tuiiit ii'-iiiik uiu iiiiii in piuti iiiiiu ill iilulntllV ho rendered and for costs and dis bursements and for Mich other further and more ueuerul relief an to I lie court may sceui cnuuiiuiu in ino prcini.-cn. Thl summons Is published InTiu: Oki io,v Scon- by onler of tho Honorable James A. Pee, judge of the Sixth Judicial DUtrlci of the Statu of Oregon undo ami dated at chamber-; the lOtli dnv of May, ltfX). SIIKLTON .VCAHltOLL. 6-15 Attoruerv for Pill'. A N lllrntloii. To Whom it May ("onckux: My wife. Kituua McShano, huvlng left inv bed ami iKianl, without in v coneut, I forbid any one to credit the Mild Ihniuii McShane, on my account, ai I will not pay nuv of her debt.. PKTKH McSIIAN'K. Klgln, Oregon, May PI, 1N). I - - 10. M Mil Mil . -:- Mrs. Rinehart, the Milliner, -:- rrf -4-3 4 jSSja Lj ; 9 Jr KfiSHjlHs 23 i-s I III i MB -1 Also Carry Latlies5 Fiimisliii M aid Fine Sloes. All of which wili bo sold at bottom prices. Notion For riililleatliin. Land Oillcc at li Ornnde, Oregon I May 21, 1MK). f Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make llnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore tlio register and receiver at La Orando, Oregon, on July 1 1, 18!W. viz : Joseph ISoKiior, I). S. No. 800!), for the NKK SWK Sec 25 Tp. 7 S. It. I.'i K. W. M. J to names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivihtlou of. said laud, viz: Daniel F. Moore, Clarence Oayloril, Free man Steele, and George Steele, all of Pine valley, Oregon. Hk.vkv lti.vmr.MtT, T-fi-wO. Register. No tleo I'r I'lilillcatloii. Land Olllec at La Grande. Oregon,! May 2.5. 1MI0. I Notice is horeby given that tho following named settler lias Hied notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the reglxter and receiver at La Grande, Oregon, on July 18, isw, viz : ClinrloH O. Iliilwoll, D. S. No. 871iO, for the SIC or. NK or nk dr. SK or. Sec 22. SV ir. XV W qr., A V qr, SV or. See 'S, Tp. I S. It. 40 K. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and' cultivation of, said laud, viz: Georgo Ames, L. A. ltobcrlson, J. A. Humbly and Alouzo Vauscart, all of Un ion, Oregon. IlKNKV ltlKKIIAKT, -.')-w(i Itegistcr. ' SIIKKIIM'S SAM." W. T. Carroll, PHI'. ) vs. John Hanson, Deft. I IF NDKlt AND 15Y VlKTlMi OV AN order of sale and decrceoi'forcclo.suro and sale isMicd outof the Honorable Circuit Court of the state of Oregon lor I'nioii county, on the 2.'tdday of May, 1S90, in tho above entitled action, wherein W. T. Car roll, the above named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against .lonn Hanson, ueieiidaut, on the mtn day or i-enruary, injo, ror tne sum ol .f 10 with Interest thereon at tho rato of 10 per cent, per annum from October 8, 18.S8 and costs and disbursements taxed nt.f2(l n") and tho further sum of f2Ti nttorneys' fees, and accruing costs and costs of this writ, I um commanded to sell tho laud situated in I'nion county, Oregon, and described in said decree as follows, to-wit: The east one half of tho southwest quarter and the south west quarter of tho southeast quarter of section thirty-one, in township live south, of range forty-ono east of the Willamette meridian. Therefore 1 will sell on Saturday tlio ijHtliduyof Juno. 1HIMI, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day nt public auc tion at the court house door in said county, all the right, title and interest which the said defendant has in and to the above de scribed property. Terms of sale, cash to me in hand, Dated this ZM dav of Mnv, 18M. f-2! A. N. HAMILTON, Sheriff. Notion of Forfeiture. Cornucopia, Union countv. Oregon,) Keb. 2.1. 1S1H). i TO JaMUS r.MKWlUTIIKIt ANU Ja.MKH II. Moiiton: You and each of you are hereby notllied that John McPaddcn has expended one hundred dollars in labor on tho 'Nettie" mine, situated in tho Granite Mining Dis trict, Union county, Oregon, in order to hold said premises under tho provisions of Sec, 2.524, revised statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold tho same for tho year ending Dec. ill, 1SM, and if within ninety days from the service of this notice you fall or rofuso to contrib ute vour proportion ot such oxnendittiro as such co-owner, your interest in ."aid claim win necoine mo proporty ot tlio subscriber under said section 2824. JOHN MCFADDKN, 2-27-.'!in. Timber I.iuiil, Art Juno .1, lH7S-..Koro Tor I'uliliont Ion, U. S. Land Ollice, La Grande, Oregon, ) March 11, lwo. ( Notice Is hereby given that in coiriiliance with tho provisions of tho act of Coniros of Juno !5, 187S. entitled "An act for the s;ie of timber lauds in the states ot Cali fornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory.' Kdwurd ltcmlllard of Union, county of Union, state of Oregon has this hiy tiled In this otllco his sworn statement No. 170, iir the purchase of tho SU SW4 and SWl, SW of See iV, and SKU SKU Section III in Township Not S Hango No 10 V. nud will oiler, proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its tliubei or stone than for agricultural purposes, nud to establish his claim to said hind bufore he register nud receiver of this ufllce nt Ui tiranilo. Oregon, on r rlduvt he2.1rd ilav in .uiiy, loi-;, lie names as witnesses: Va, Jarvls. Wnile Shelton, (ictirgo Atne and tieol-ge Sliniuons, nil of Union. Oregon. Any and all person claiming adversely thu above-described lands arc n-quotiHl to llle their claims In this ollice 011 or Ix'foro said 2;ird day of May. 1800. HlIMlY ItlNKUAIlT. 8-SO-wlO Itegljjter. a Fine Lino of- Notice to Itrlitgo liul!ilers. The county court of Union county, Ore gon, will receive sealed bids at the court house, in Union, up to 2 o'clock p. in , June". 1800. for the construction of n bridge across Powder river, just above the mouth of Faglc creek; said bridge to be of one span of 80 feet, with the necessary approach es, and on abutments of good solid stone masonry, seated to good foundation built of good rock and good strong lime mortar, and all outside exposed scams pointed with good cement mortar. Also lor the con struction of a bridge on the llig. or State ditch, near tho farm of C. W. Hamilton, of 80 foot span, on double bents, with nc I'PHsnrr nnnriinrlies. Also for tlif rnn- struction of a bridge across Grande Jtoude river, on the county road petitioned for bv ,L M. McKissoek and others, above Hilgard and just below the saw mill of Win. Noyes: said bridge to be of 80 feet span, with ne cessary approaches, and on good solid stone abutments. All bridges are to be 10 feet wide in clear, with flooring '.i inches thick,, of good sound pine, with railing and hub boards. All timber used in construction of said bridges, except the ilooring. must bo of good, sound, straight grained, young growth red lir. All bidders aro required to submit to the court their own plans and specifications and strain sheet and the court will select therefrom. The county court will also re quire from each bidder with his bid a certi fied check or bond as a guarante that he will enter into contract if award is made to him. Itids for construction of abutments may bo submitted separate. None but good material will be accepted in any portion of said bridges and the county court reserves the right to reject anv and all bids. O. P. GOODALL, County Judge. Tlinlier LniKI, Act Juno .'!, 1878 -Notice I'oi- rulilient Ion. U. S. Land Oitice, La Giia.xdk, Oreoon, I March 2(1, 1HK). f Notice is hereby given that in compliance with tho provisions of the act of Congress of .lime IS, 1S7S, entitled "An net for the sale timber lands in tho states of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter ritory,'' Itolieit Harris, of North Powder, county of Tnion, state of Oregon, has this day tiled in tills ollice hU sworn statement No. 17.5, for the purehnso of the UJ, NK1 ,' of Section No. I, in Town ship No. 7 S, ltangc No. ."8 K, and will oiler proof to show that tho land sought is more valuable for its timber or stono than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud before the register and ro-'oivor of this olllee at La Grande. Oregon, on Monday, tho !)th, day of June, 1800. Ho names as witnesses: W. W. Kills. Juiiuh A. Hutchinson, Joseph IJ. Carroll tuil D'ti'it 1 tni'iif o trrt oil sF ji-tli 1'.i,t-iliit ittll i'lH ly l'l,IVtll(,l -tit i-UUII J. UtlVltl Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely tho above-described lands are requested to lilo their claims in this ollice on or before said uih day of June, 18'JO. JlKNltV JtlNKllAIiT, wlO. Kcgistor. Tlinlier I. mill, Act Juno II. 1878 'otleo For I'lilillcatloii. U. S. Lanmi Oitici:, La Okakhe. Oiuhion,) April 20, 1800. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of tho act of Congress of Juno !5, 1S7S, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lauds in tho States of Califor nia, Oregon, Nevada, and ashington Ter ritory,'1 America F. Hees. of Cove, county of Union, state of Oregon, has this day tiled in this ollice her sworn statement No 102. for the purchase of tho NKH NK'f ot Section No. II, in Tp. No. 3 S, Hango No. 10, nud will otl'er proof to show that tho laud sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to said land before tho register and rccoiver of this otllce nt La Grande, Oregon, on Saturday, tho 12th day of July, 1800. She names as witnesses : Otho Kekorsley, William Shoemaker, John Shoemaker and James Jleiub'r.-hot all of Cove, Oregon. Any and nil persons c'aiming adversely tho uiiovo-descrlbod lands, ure requested to lilo their claims in this olllco on or before said 12th day of July, 1800. lli:NI!V JtlXBIIAIIT. r-8 wlO Hogister. Notice I'or l'nlil Int t Ion . J Lano OiTit'K at La (Shamir. Ohkoox.i April 20, 18JK). 1 "VfOTICU IS IIKHK11Y G1VKN THAT i. the following-named settler has Hied notice of his intention to make llnal proof in support of his claim, nud that said proof will bo muilo before the register and receiv er nu La Grande, Oregon, on June 0th, 1800. viz. Wlllnnl V. Ilur-lu. I). S No. Will, for thoSK SWU Soo. 11, nmN' NWH Sec. H. Tp. 7 S, It. 11 H, Ho names the followini wltuosses to prove his continuous rosldenco upon and ! cultivation of. said laud, viz: , George 1.. llowman. Cyrus Itarnas, Ha- 1 ner.W. Lee, and (lorao K. Corpe, nil of ! Medical Springs. Oregon. Any person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who known ' of any substantial rtwison, undecthe law and ! tho regulations of the Interior Department, I why such proof should not be allowed, will : w given an opportunity at tne aiiove men tioned tluionnd place to cross-examine the wltnr(w of Nakl claimant, and to ollir evidence in rebuttal of that submitted bv clrtimant. Henuv lliMiii.viir. flI-u0 Hogistor. SHERIFF'S SAIiK. Under and by virtue of an attachment, execution and order of sale issued out of the Honorable Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Union county, to me directed and delivered upon a judgment rendered in said court on tho ll!tlt day of February, 1WM. in favor of W. T. Carn.lt iidministrn- torof the estate of Je-so If. iStansell de ceased, acd npainst J. It. Stansell and W. 1!. Hamilton defendants, requiring me that out of the proper! v hereinafter described, I make the sum of 111 1. 40 with interest at tlierateof 10 per cent, per annum, from1 February ll!. ls!J0. and the further sum of ' J'Jj.OO nttonu-vi foes ill this action, and 1 frt uwl itKliiirwfiiipiitM In vnd nt If, mill I costs of this writ, and ncrtiing cots, ami whereas by said execution mid decree it was ordered that the follow inir described , real estate be sold, to-wit : The SW'y, SKK I Section :KS, Township 1 South of I'uuge .'HI r.ast or tne Willamette merutinn, ami rv 14 of NU'f Section 5. Township 2 South of ItnngcSn Fast of tlio Willamette meridian, all in Union county, Oregon, be sold and proceeds arising theref.'oin he applied in satisfaction of said judgment; therefore I will sell on fcnturilny, tlm 1 Ithday of Juno, 1800, at 2 o'clock p. m, of said day, at public auc tion, In front of the court house door in said county, all the right, title, claim ami interest which said defendants J. It. Stan sell and W. 15. Hamilton had on or after January ?0, 1X00 in or to said property, and that I will on the same day and date above mentioned .sell the following described per sonal property, to-wit: Two black marcs, .j years old. branded S 0 on left bin: one bav mare, ,'1 years old. branded S !) on left uijf.uim uuv iiuint', juiiim um, uiunuiu S U on foft bin: two red cows, about four years old; one cow Ay cars old, branded 15 on left side, and one" roan cow, branded F S on left hip, in satisfaction of I said judgment. Terms of sale, cash to me in hand. Dated May 8, WM. A.K. HAMILTON, Sheriff of Union County' Oregon. SHKKirr'.S SAI.K. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure and sale issued outof the Honorable Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Union county, on the 20th dny of April, 1MJ0, wherein J." W. Shel ton, plaintiff, obtained a judgment and de cree of foreclosure tuul sale, auauist .1. W. Dray and S. A. Dray, defendants, on tiie j 12th day of February, 1800. requiring me that out of tho property hereinafter de scribed and described in said decree, I make I the sum of $2:51.00 and interest thereon I from Kebrunry 12, isoo at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, and costs and disburse- ' incuts taxed at if 11.00 and the further sum of $50.00 attorneys fees and costs of this writ and accruing costs, and that to secure said payment or sum of money, said defen dant J. W. Dray, executed and delivered to 1 said plaintiff his certain mortgage upon the following described land, situated in . Union county. Oregon, to-wit : TheSW'f of SKM and NWK of SKH of Section 20, Towii9hlp :i South, f Hango 38 Kast of Wil- ! lamette Meridian, also IilocUs No. 2, 1, (i, 8, l Oand 11 in Arnold .t Dray's addition to the town of La Grande, In said county, also i the l-.ast hair oi Lot one in lilocl; one on "C street in said town of La Grande; that the claiu, to nud interest in said land 1 claimed by defendant S. A. Drav is subio- ! quent in point of time and .subject to the j mortgage of said plaiutllV; Therefore I will sell on I Snttirilnv. tlio 11th il.iv of Julio. 1SIIO. 1 at 2 o'clock p. in. of said !trj at pubic auc tion, in front of the court hohse door in said county, all the right, title, cmuu and interest of said defendants J. W. Dnvyand S. A. Dray, of, in and to the above described propertyand the proceeds to be applied in satisfaction of said judgment Terms of sale, cash to me in hand. Dated May 8, lhOO. A. N. HAMILTON, Sheriff of Union county, Oregon. siriiiiri".s sai.k I5y virtuij of an attachment execution is sued out of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon, for Union county, upon a judg ment rendered in said "court on tlio 12th day of February, 1N00, in favor of W. T. Carroll administrator of the estate of Jesse II. Stansell, deceased, and against G. W. A. Stansell and Martha J Slansell de fendants, requiring me that out of the prop erty hercinatter described and described in said decree, I make the sum of $7S".8(i with interest thereon from February 12, l.sOO, at the rate of S per cent, per annum, and for costs and disbursements taxed nt $27. 72 and tho costs of this writ and accruing costs, ami whereas by said execution it was or dered that the following describfd roal estate be sold, to-wlt: The SWU of SK' Section '52, Township 1 South of Hangc :t0 Kast of the Willamette Meridian, and NW 14 of NKK of Section 5, Township 2 South of ltangc 30 Kast of the Willamette meridi an, all in Union county, Oregon, be sold and the proceeds arising therefrom be ap plied in satisfaction ot said judgment; therefore I will sell on Snturday, tlio 1 lib day .of Juno, 1800, at 2 o'clock p. in of said day, at public auction, in front of the court house door in snid county, all the rieht. title, claim and interest of said defendants G. W. A. Stansell and Martha J. Stansell, of. in and to the above described property, or so much thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest and coNts, to the ! highest bidder, cash to me in hand. I Dated Mav 8, Lsso. A. N. HAMILTON, SlieritV of Union County, Oregon C. C. COFFINBERRY, Dealer in all kinds of Farm Machinery, UNION, OKKCiON. For reasonable tornis and low pricos call 011 nio and I w ill satisfy you. :i-27-tf. Tie : Blue : Liiiit" SALOON, Wm. Jamks, Proprietor, Union, Oregon. Pine Wines, Liquors and Cigars in Stock. Drop In and be sociable. Pine billiard tublc T. CHAPMAN, Real Estate Agent, AND CONVEYANCER, l'artios desiring to invest in Elgin town proporty or In fanning lands should call on or address tno t Elgin, Orogon. -M7tf. ger. AT THE Keeps cotifi'intly on hand a com plete ?iock of fresh Candies, Slalionepy, Slteet Music, Wire Goods, Brackets, AU' L'SKFtJL Household Utensils. A share ol the public patronage so licited. 8-15-lf. R. H. BROWN, Dealer in DriiPiileiiGines. TOILET ARTICLES, PEKI'TMERV, PA I NTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, Etc. A Complete and Varied Stock of Wall Paper on hand. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Day or Is'ight. A full supply of school books con stantly on hand. THE WORLD'S BEST Has no equal for Style. Fit and Wear. Positively tlio best shoo In America .or ttio money. Do not bi flocelved.8pe stamp on bottom of each shoe. Take no other W Uvor; pair warranted. Stylish and equal to liny y. slioa ta.ho market. Korsalo bj Jos. Wri'hl Union, Or. Leaves Union diilyat Cove at 3;:i0 p. m. Leaves Cove at S a. m at0:,",0 a. m. p. in, arrives at i.rrive at Union Connections made with Klfott's coachev runningto the depot, carrying passengers for east and west bound trams, ItATICS for I-ASSKN-riliKS. I.UOC.AGK and FltHIOUT, llKASOXAllUJ. ItOUINSON A LAVNK. - - - Proprietors Union and Cornucopia, rs. mmwm mm ta im Is Covo. flj e Quickest mid Cheapest 1110 Creek Brines. ItATKS : mon to Park " " Samier " " Cornucopia . rA 11 n. $1 50 .1 (1.1 0 0) Klini()UT 2Me .F.Smith, Specialist in , Veterinary vSuraery. Hidgllng horses succcsfully treated. Heitcrs and sows spaytd by the latest hu proved methods. I will give ImstructiQ.i in my system of treatment, and guaruniee sotisfaction in every instance, or no charges will be made. I am permanently located at Union, Oregon. Will promptly attend to all culls, by mail or otherw Ne. S-15-tf. LUMBER for SALE at tho High Valley Saw Mill. All kinds of lumber constantly on hand or furnished on short notice. Prices cheap as the cheapest. ' Patronage - Solicited. 5-30tf VM WILKINSON & SON. 1P1 HIE .i,u run uun cataLOCUCand PRICES ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. J i