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ELECTRIC BELT
THE CUCUMBER BEETLE.
A Yellow Strlpril Insect That Injurel
Cucumber, Melon and I'uuipkin Vines.
Changing location is a plan practiced
by Borne for circumventing the garden
ers' enemy, the striped encumber beetle,
but in home gardens this cannot be
done, and some protection placed over
the hill before the plants appear above
ground will prove most satisfactory
in the long run. The fact that such
protection often aids materially in pre
venting injury from frost is an important
point in its favor.
Professor Goif advises the protoctor
illustrated in tho accompanying sketch
from Garden aud Forest as being strong,
light, durable and economical of stor
age, as well as being entirely efficient
and cheap. It is made of cj-inch un
dressed pine lumber, covered over the
top with ordinary wire mosquito net
ting. The frame may be made sixteen
inches square at the top, and the sec
tions are cut so that the bottom is slight
ly larger, giving llaro enough to admit
of nesting the' boxes together for con
venient storage. By cutting the boards
in the manner shown in the drawing
tlioy may be "double nailed," which
greatly adds to the strength of the
frame without increasing the weight or
cost.
The cucumber beetle first eats the
young leaves a few days after the
plants have come up, and later in the
season the larva of the beetle descends
WOllK OF CnCUMIlKR BKETI.B LARVA.
PLANT PROTECTOR.
and attacks the root, causing the plant
to wither and die. In the cut already re
ferred to is shown the root of a plant
irregularly eaten in spots, and where
these spots occur the larva will be found
hidden within it. The female deposits
her eggs on the stem near the surface of
the ground, and from this egg the young
larva when hatched eats its way down
to the center of the stem. When full
grown tho larva is nearly half an inch
long, and almost as slender us a com
mon pin.
One of the simplest methods is to cover
the hills w.ith a piece of thin cheese cloth
two or three feet stpiare and held up in
the center by means of a half barrel
hoop or bent wire in form of a croquet
arch, fastening the edges down with
loose earth. Another method is to pro
tect the plants by keeping them well cov
ered with plaster or bone dust. Treat
ment must begin in advanc e of the in
sects' first appearance, or from the day
that the plant appears above ground.
The period of danger is while the plants
are young.
Transferring llcv.
Tho best time to transfer bees from
box hives to movable frame hives, says
The American Bee Journal, is just be
fore tho fruit blooms, when thero is lit
tle honey in them. Tho drumming
method, as advised by Mr. James Bed
don, is as follows:
After getting the new hives ready and
every frame nicely fitted up with foun
dation, proceed to 1 ho box hive and give
the bees a little smoke. Next turn the
box hive upside down and place an emp
ty box on the top of it, large enough to
hold a good sized swarm of bees. With
u stick or a hammer drum on the hive
for fifteen or twenty minutes, when the
greater portion of the bees, including
the queen, will bo iii tho upjier box.
Take oil' the upper box and dump the
bees at the entrance of the new hive
and they will all rush in. The old hive
should be removed a short distance
away and the new hive placed where
the old one stood.
In a few days the comb foundation in
the new hive will all be drawn out, and
a good sized colony of bees will be start
ed. Leave the box hive where it is for
twenty-one days (generally enough bees
remain at home after the others are
taken out to take care of the brood).
After twenty-one days every bee ia
hatched, including all the queen cells,
and as no laying queen is in the hive, it
is entirely destitute of brood. To re
move the remaining bees proceed as be
fore, and then split up the box hive and
melt or save the combs, whichever you
choose.
One experienced live stock breeder
says he considers a good crop of clover
worth more than a c rop of com for feed
ing any kind of stock, particularly hogs.
A first class pair of draft horses sells
for from fiitK) to $st'0 in the New York
horse market. There is always good de
mand for them, but stylish carriage
horc Mill still hotter.
POTATOES AND CORN.
Am linportsnt Point In the Cultivation
or These Two Crop,.
Early planted crops, or ground that was
tarly worked, may have become more I
or lees crusted on the surface. With a
good steel rake pulverize this surface
and change it to a finely mellowed top
soil. This will hasten growth, and any
foul seeds just starting will be destroyed,
according to Country Gentleman, which
illustrates as follows another important
point in the cultivation of potatoes and
corn:
In cultivating potatoes, avoid the
Common practice of drawing the earth
In hills around the plants, because in
doing so you scrape the earth away
from the roots between the rows, and pile
It up needlessly high against the plants.
The hill, with the natural level and the
mass of soil piled above it. is shown by
one of the figures of the cut. The ef
fects of the two methods may be easily
tested by experiment. Cultivate ten
rows level and ten in heaps, and the
level hills, when the crop is nieasiiml.
will have from 10 tn 21) per cent, more
potatoes. There will be a difference be
tween slight hills and steep hills, and
there will lo a difference in soils. Try
both ways and compare the results.
i.
ERROR IN HII.l.ING POTATOES AND CORN
Take the same care in cultivating
corn, the roots of which are nearer the ,
surface than potato roots and more easi-
ly injured. Both corn and potatoes send
out roots from the young plants two or
three times as long as the height of the
plants. Avoid cutting the corn roots,
therefore, near the plants. In the cut is
also represented a hilled young corn
plant, the dotted lines showing how the
roots are cut off when working deep
and near.
Kentucky lllue Grass.
The most noted and most widely dis
tributed of American pasture grasses is
the Kentucky blue grass or June grass
(poa pratipses). Very few of the many
who own aud have been reared amid
blue grass pastures are aware of the
wide difference in quality between such
pastures. They know that some pastures
are richer than others that is, grow
more luxuriant grass butnot that many
pastures produce a grass that yields more
aud better flavored butter than others
that bear heavier crops of ranker grass.
In other words, it is not the rankest crop
that makes the most butter, or butter of
the highest quality. There is another
grass (poa compressa) which is really
more entitled to be called blue grass
than the Kentucky grass. It will grow
anywhere that the Kentucky grass will
and flourishes on some soils where the
other will scarcely live. On favorable
soils it makes a butter grass equal to tho
best Kentucky and is highly deserving
of more general cultivation. Jersey Bul
letin. Coop for Young Turkeys.
A fanner's daughter, writing to The
Country Gentleman, says: "The most
satisfactory coops 1 have ever had for
young turkeys was box shaped, 3 by
8 feet, tall enough for the hen to
stand upright, and while sufficiently
close near the bottom to confine the
young poults, yet well ventilated under
the eaves, over which the inclined board
roof projects on every side to keep the
rain from beating in. tn the front and
rear two of the slats extend out as
handles, for the coop is light enough to
be easily lifted to a clean spot every
day. Short, thick grass makes the best
of floors, but care must be taken to se
lect ground that drains itself naturally,
lest water should collect after a hard
shower. Turkey hens give the keeper
less trouble if they come off in pairs,
for being company for one another they
are less restless and wandering, und
therefore take better care of their little
Water for Bees.
When bees have formed the habit of
going to any place for water it is a diffi
cult matter to prevent their continuing
to go to the same place, aud hence they
should be provided with water at horn j
early in the spring, and be "enticed"
there for their regular supply. The ed
itor of The American Bee Journal sug
gests that a little salt in the water at
the home trough will make it inviting
to the bees, and at the same time to give
the sides of your neighbor's trough a
coat of kerosene oil would help to culti
vate a liking for the h jme trough, which
should be placed in a sunny spot.
Treatment of Celery Plants.
Celery plants should be transplanted
in beds two or three inches apart as soon
as they are large enough to handle.
Orchard and Garden says that a good
place to put them is a cold frame from
which the sashes have been removed.
Screens made' of laths tacked an inch
apart will give shade needed. This
transplanting will cause the develop
ment of fibrous roots and make them
more easy to transplant to their final
quarters in late summer.
Here and There.
Sixty ponuds of potatoes are a legal
bushel in New York state.
Many of New Jersey's muck meadows
are being reclaimed and devoted to onion
and celery growing.
There will be at the World's fair not
only a live stock exhibit, but in connec
tion with the same a fat stock show.
California, Florida and Texas threaten
to make it unnecessary soon to purchase
Mediterranean fruits and nuts.
A dairy club of deaf mutes has been
organized in South Dakota, with Charles
H. Loucka as president and H. McP.
Hofsteater. secretary.
Increasing favor ia ahown by British
tockmen for cotton oil a a fattening
Ingredient tn stock rations.
The Clover Hay Worm.
The clover hay worm is frequently re
ported from Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and
the more southern states. The eggs are
laid by a small moth in stacks of hay.
These worms hatch from the eggs and
feed upon the dry hay. transforming to
moths again in June or July. New hay
ought never to be stacked in contact
with old. and the worst infected stacks
are thoso which have been placed upon
the same sites for successive years.
When practicable it is well to build the
stack on good rail ventilators with an air
jwssage uuderneath. It is also weil to
salt tiie hay two or three feet from the
bottom.
Ami !! Kept on Wallil.nj tao 1-1 ..
"What did vou name vour baby?"
"Well, at first sho was as good as
gold never whimpered hair all worn
off the bi -li of hr head with lvin on I
ou uu, 0.1..11 ui u. r ncaa uu ijrtu. uu
it and we called her Serena.
"Well?'1
"Well, sin"e the began eryin? all
night with toethinj wo changed her
name to Tus?arora." Chijago Tribune.
A SIItM I)l-rereneo
Miss Elder Did you hear Mr. flunker
pay me that nijo compUment when he
looked at my new photograph? lie
called mo beautiful.
Miss Flypi I heard him, but I was
under the impression it was the photo
graph he called beautiful. Photograph
ers are so smart nowadays. Truth.
A Sure l'lan.
Lonely Walker I'd like to nave my
life insured.
Agent Well, there's the tontine ton
year plan, endowment Han, mutual
benefit, old-time life, and
Lonely Walker Well, isn't there a
plan by which I could get fifteen cents
to-day in advance on account ? Judge.
A:i Anxious Husband.
Day Mrs. Knpcc has had the doctor
every day thin week; she has lost her
voice.
Weeks Isn't her husband anxious
about it?
Day I should say he was; working
night aud day to throv the doctor off
the secnt. X. Y. Herald.
lo to Father, and Faro Worse.
It almost spoils my digestion
TUat jus;, hi rc I cannot stop.
But now, ns I've popped the question,
I'm obliged to question pop.
Truth
awaking a l'urchuse.
Mrs. Shoppell (after the entire con
tents of the store have been shown her)
Well, you don't appear to have exact
ly what 1 want; but as you have gone
to so much trouble, I feel that I should
buy something give me three one-cent
stamps. Puck.
V.'liy She Lldn't Bow.
Rowne do Uout Miss Donde didn't
bow to you. Perhaps she didn't recog
nize you.
Tom Vanderastor Oh, yes; she did.
She recognized both of us. That's the
reason. Puck.
Lost All Confidence.
"You believe all men are sneaks or
rascals, do you? What are you a man
hater, a pessimist, or a soured poli
tician?" "None of the three. I'm a railroad
conductor." Chicago Tribune.
An I'liw.irraated Assumption.
Editor (to humorist) Do you expect
pay for this j ike?
Humorist Certainly. You didn't
think I was in the funny business for
fun, did yon? Brooklyn Life.
At Old I'oiut.
She IIow thoughtful ho is of his
wife.
He Yes; he never takes a drink with
out eating a clove on her account.
Jury.
A Happy Tl.ne.
"I'm glad we're going to move," re
marked Louis, "because mamma will
be so busy packing that she won't have
time to know what I do." Harper's
Young People.
Or tho IJuyers.
Dulle Granger looks disappointed.
De Witt He is; nothing has happened
to ruin the fruit crop in his section.
N. Y. Truth.
AN INCONVENIENT. IXXttRY.
a
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Mr. Cailuua WliaJjor '.t yS pipe
hang1 down lailt dat for?
Mr. Clay De stem's a triClo short, en
when I gits it 'tween mah tecf I done
burns mah lips agin d' bowl. -Jndie.
An It 13 Observed.
Justice Flynn What's theeharjre, of
ficer? O'llourkc Breakin' the Sunday law,
yer 'anner.
Justice Flynn IIow's that?
O'Rourke Sure, he wuz trym' to g-it
into Cassidy's saloon by de frmtdure
instead of de family entrance. Puck.
Making Acquiilntance.
Marvin (to strange boy) Are you the
new boy who lives next door?
Strange ISoy Xo; the new boy's only
three months old. I'm the old one.
Harper's Young People.
A Viiln Attempt.
Father That eat made an awful
noise on back fence last niht.
Arnold iVs, sir. I guess that since
he ate the canary li thinks he ean sing,
Harper's Young People.
' Tho Hoom Whs Over.
Capitalist How is that town you
spoke t i me about a few nvonths ao?
Is it hud out yet?
The Iloomer Yes, indeed; stiller than
a mackerel. Life.
You:i America.
lie (about to graduate) In the bright
lexicon of vouth there's no such word
as fail.
She (a little older) No. It isn't a
slang word. Life.
Tiio sorrttw of It.
He Farewell.
She Farewell. Will you
ever call
again?
He To-morrow night. Jury,
Au Epltuph.
A martyr to (Uitv lienctuh this stone lies.
A loving voung husband who ale his wife's pies.
Hardware" did vnn h ? W by.
in i iininps m cc b t!i huh, it mi i ne
I.I.-.C i..r o.iu.ui.. .
Whv tfo hni'tfry vbnn Ibe Cit liotel
fnrtneheS )oii a good tueal at livn g
rati P. ft
noFMAKEH - E l TCt'bePk, h pbiVIll:k-
i ami lep'iier ot tu .n vears ixperi
ei C", b s j'lsMi-c tted in (he Abr;:btm
Kii'l; bui'ibiitf. '-li M'v P'rtpt, bfe he
n t i'p"i-d tn ib- " e ' ho-:' iti l i line.
i r III' b i k s u t i a firvi i'hk- ( k
man an I w .'r uiL- a-1 w rk. G ve I ra a
call. H It
in. rt?r ,n a
lift
ft
ft.
NOTICE-TIMBER Cl'LTl'RE.
V. 8. l and Ollici'. TW imilt. r.. June 7. 1R02.
Complitiiit liming l,-eli entered at till .iltioe
by 'I heron E. Fell. Hiralnst heiiB if Joshua li.
K,'ll ti.r ftiilurp to enmnlv ill! law 118 to '1 illl-
her t:ultnre Knirv No liT'U. lnteil Nov. 17, iss7,
"I""1 ,he " N" 14 su'4 s,''',
s , . j, rroK. .. lrPBn. 1th a view
10 tile eaiieellalion ot Baht entry: eonteslant
alleiiioc that said .lohlma K. Fell, ami Ilia heira,
hHe tailed loeotnply unn the llnmer 1 niinn;
law, that he tailed 10 ureal; or eanse to he hroken,
rive aerea fll said truet wiihln one year alter en
try, or in laet has done nolliinu to eom(i!y i it h
the ie.;ireinents of Hie 'liinher ("nltnre laws,
the said parties are hereby siiinliioned to appear
at tins olliee on the liith day ol September, 1ML',
at 10 o'eloek a. m , In respond and furnish testi-
tnonv eo:ieeridiiL'Said alleaeo lallnre .lis I'at.
terko'n, Notary I'ni.iie, i auilioriert to take tea-
tiino iv in this ease, at his olhec in lleppner, nr.,
at Ilia, in., August "J", 1S1'2.
511-121 ' John W. Lkwis, Register.
Plenty of flour, bran, mill feed ami
nli'-p aiwHys on hand at the Heppner
Flniiriiiu Mills. a
D UNKF.NNI SS. or the l.lQl'OIi H AESIT.
Cured at Itolii" in Ti n hus Uy AdiiiiniK.
ti l ing Dr. IlatiiiV (joltirli .-(m i (lit-.
It can br iiiven in a hIhhs of beef, " enp
of effee or tea, or in food, without th
knowledge p'dipnt. It jo atolnte-
ly harmless, and will ffct a pn inanent
and sp edy ear1, w liether thf patient
a nuidfratf d' iiiker or hu alrnlinho w reck .
It liaft bnen yivn in In- u-Hnds if i-hsch
ami in t'Ven inidaree a perfect cute h h
ff.ilnwei. h newr t'aila I lie HHtem
hoe imprf yuatt-d w it!) the up cirir, M
hce'iniPK an mtfr-r in pi Nihility fo tl e
liqti r appetite t Xit Cimhh wuhihii
'et', 4o nu b'Mtk in pHr KMihirn f '.
(iipsh the GoLDKN Sparine Co , Xi
H;.ee Street. Cu-eiiuiHli, Ol.w.
STOCK BItAXIfv
Whilo you kwp .mir Hubscriptiori paid up y c
an k.Bp your bruiiJ in freeuf eliHrpe.
Albn. T. J . lone. Or. rlnrsew GO on U-ft
houlder; f.itllf an if on left liin. under hit on
ti'lil ear, Hi.it upper bit on the led; rai ge. Mor
row coui.ty.
Armntrontr, J. t. Alpine, Or.T with bar an
ler . ou lefl rthouliier itl borees: t;mtlt) sumo
in lef: hip.
Allison, O. D.. Kiirht Mile, Or. Cattle brand.
O D on left bie kjkJ hortteH name brand ou riht
i-ilionbler. Kaime. Eight .Mile.
AdkinB. I V.. Dayville. Or- Straight murk arrow
the iIukI) ami two e.i'opo and h ulii in t he ritfht ear;
hoi Hen. J, upMiie down on the riht kIihu liter.
tiHiiire in iiraiil t'uuuly and Hwir v.dlev. I'D
addreHH uIho ut Hardinnii.
AdkuiB, J. J., Huppuer, Or. Horbe-H, JA con
n"'iMO itf t tttti.k; ealtle. HHineon h'fi hip.
Ayera. Johnny. Lena, Or. Hoi-bhh branded
triHiit-ieoii ii'ii hip; cattle H.inie on riuht biu:
aim i crop off Huh' ear and upper hit on name.
Hiyili. ferny H., Ileppi.or.or. Hornet) Human
eroHH on right tmotiluer. itaiiue in Morrow
county.
lileakinan, (ieo., Ilarflinaii, Or. llorneH, a Hae.
I left nliotdder: cattiw -ttllie on riM nhnillii.T
I Hiininter, J. W., Hhntnmn, Or. Cuttle, brand
ed K on left hip and itnuli: split in each ear.
lireimer. P'ter, ion Hebei ry Oreon Ho rues
hr mdeit P li ou lei t shoulder. CalLlu H.iiuu on
ntflit Biue
Burke. M St C. Lonff Creek, Or (In cattle,
MAY connected on left hip, ciopotf left ear. un
der half crop oft ritdil. Hornet, name brand on
1ft ft rihoniikr. HaiiKH in Uraut and Morrow
count.
liow-uiHii, A., Mount Vernoi and HtiniP, Or.
i 'aide, A U on ritfhl hip, two crops m encb ear;
wiiiie on hornet, on rijdu nhoiiider. Itaui;e in
( iran I and llan.ej couniier.
Hrommij,, .Jerrj. Lena, Or - llorweh braidei 7
m ritftn uhouldi-r; caltle H on the left nide.
Left eai half crop and riht ear upper slop".
Hailon, Wm., lleppner, Or. -lioihet, J H on
: .tflit thu.i canh hhiim uu right hip; nplit in
ach ear.
Hrown. Ish, Lexington, ( r. borne-- 111 on the
ritilit etitle: cattle Bame on riylit hip; ranuu. .Mor
row county.
Hrowii.J .P , lleppner. Or. -II;rtie and cattle
branded H wit " ox-yoke above on left Hhoulder.
Brown, J, C, Heppner. Or. liorneB. circle
' ' wit h iloi m. tfr on le f i hip; call In, same.
Brou n, W. J., Lena. Oregon. HorseB W bar
over it, ou the leit hhoulder. UHlle bunie on left
hip.
lioyer, VV, G., lleppner. Or. IIorweH, box
(nana o " hip callie, shjiih, With split in
ach ear.
Born. P.O., Heppner, Or. Horses, V li on left
4nnldw: cattle, name on left hil.
Bmwnlee. W. J., Fox.Or - Cattle, J H cor.necied
on Jeft Hide; crop on left ear and two Hpiitn and
middle p.ece cut out on ritfht ear; ou hornet same
brand on the left thih; linage in Fox valley,
tirant county,
( 'aiti. Km aleb.Or.- Y I) on horses on left stifle;
U With quarter circle over it, on lefl shoulder,
and on lett mi He on till colts under f yearw; on
left ehonlder only on ail horses over ft years. All
raime in Uraut eountv.
Clark, Win. II.. Lei a. Or. H orach Will' con
nected, on left hhouloer: cattle Mime on riht
nip. nu ge :uoitow ami Umatilla counties,
Cate, Chas. It., Vinson or Lena. Or. Horses
H I on riht shoulder; cattle name on tight hip.
Kan go Morrow and Umatilla counties,
Couhreii. ('has., lone. Or. IlorseH. IIP con
uected on left shoulder; cattle, l! on both left
mptum siine. tviinge in lMoitow county.
Cannon, i R.Lung Creek, Or.--Ton cuttle on
rijrht side, crop oft right car and Blit in left ear.
Our horses same brand on left Hhoulder. Kange
in tirantcounty.
Cecil, V ni.. i)ou(ilii. Or; hraes JC on lef
nhotildt-r; ca tie same on lell hip, waduleH on
each jaw und two b.ts in tin ritflil ear.
Curl, T. tl,. John Day, Or. Ooub e cross on
each Inp on cattle, swallow fork und under bit
in right ear, split in left ear. Hange in Grant
county. On sheep, irverted A umt spear point
ou shoulder. Ear niarko.i uwes, crop on left ear,
puuehed upper bit in right. Welhera. crop in
right and under half crop in loft ear. All rang"
in (irant eountv.
Cook, A. J.,Lena,Or. Horses. 90on riKhtshoji
iei Cattle, Bamcon r ghtliip: ear mark square
ciop tiff left and split in right.
Ciirnii.it. V., Curniibvilie, Or. -Horses, go on
left Mil flu.
Cochran, J II Monument, Or Horses branded
I I Jt A ou left shoulder. Cal tie, same on right
hip swallow fork in right ear and crop oil I eft.
Cox Ed. B., HHiUtnan, Or. Cattle, C will
n center: horses. ( 'k, on left "up.
Cochran, It. li.. Monument, lirant Co , Or.
Hornes branded circle with btti beneath, on lefl
shoulder: caltlesamu brand tin both hips, mark
under slope both ears and dewlap.
Chapin, H., (lurdman. Or. rlorweB branded
".on right hip. Cattle brauded the same.
Cross. 8 L, iJayville, Or t atile branded two
crops and a split in left ear; on horses u
reversed f, on left stitie. Also have the following
brands on rattle: 72 on lett tup. 7 ou right hip,
VI ou left shoulder, (wo parallel burs uu Idfl
shoulder. Ear marks, two crops.
Ooouan. VV m,, neppner, Or. Ilurfes branded
OO Willi btu over them, on left shoulder; cat
tle same on lefl hip.
Douglass, W. M .lialloWHy. Or. Cattle, It Lon
right side, swa low-fork in each ear; horses. It 1)
on left Inn.
Douglas. O T., DoiikIhs, Or -Hon-ea TD ou
the i ight titie; cattle same on right hip.
Duncan, VV . P., John Daj , Or. Quarter circle
V on right shoulder, boihou horses and cuttle,
hauue tirant county.
Dnskeil. W. E.. Hept-ner, Or. Horses branded
K inside of u on left shoulder. Cattle same on
left side ot neck.
Ei, J. B. Jt &ons. Douglas, Or. Horses brand
ed LLl oii lefl shoulder, cattle name on left
hip hole I' right ear.
LMiot , Wasn., lleppner. Or. Di,imoi;d on
ngnt phou.dt-r.
tleek. JacKsou, Heppner, Or. Horse. 7F
'.'onuected o, right shoulder: caltie same on
riwni nip Far mark, bole in right and crop
off left.
r lorence, L. A., Heppner, Or. Cattle, l.F
right hip; horott- v wiin
shoulder.
bur under on right
Hoieiice, H. P. Heppner, Or Horses, F on
right shoi Hi- ; cattle, t on right tup or thigh.
tiu, Hetirj, Heppner, Or. OAi tm left
elmuktei.
Oilman-French, Land and Livi Stock Co.. Fos
sil, ur. Itoisfi-, anchor & on l fl shuhie ; Vent,
satllf mii left stdlf. Call If, same on both hips;
ear marks, crop ott rigid ear md unih rbit iu u-ft.
Kange in (iiiliHiu, lirant, ( rook a. d Morrow
Counties.
tientrj, 1 liner, Fcho, Or -Hlre tiraudwl H.
8. with a quarler cirtie over it, on left stitie
Kangf in Morrow and Umatillucoiuities.
lull water. J . I ., i raine I ny. Or.-On horsfs,
O -u on left should, r anil stdle; cattle, on right
Bid.-. Kunge in Otanl cum.
Hams, -lames Hard man Or. Horses shaded
aim iff shoulder; call. e sHiue on lell hip. Hange
in ai d aboul Haitiman,
ttMes. i.eo.. Lena. Or, Brand J H connected,
" " !'"- - . "." r-ifuivit-i .
tliau A. It., Itidge. 'r.-iatlle
vii''tl-t"P
.1.. i ...
wilhuinnter ciicie in tier il on it
Kniikf iu Mtirrowand L matillri count ie.
i.i-i.i. mr
Hiii ton A Jenkf, Hamilton, Or t ait le, two bars
on either htp: crop in right ear and spjit in left.
Horses. J on nghi thigh. KangMi drain county.
Hughes, S'ttnuel, Wagner, Or T F L on right
hiulder on horsec; on cattle, tm right hip and on
left side, swallow fork in rittht ear and slit in letl.
Kange in Haj stack districi. Moir w county.
Hll h.iiu-in Julii. Omv t )r. 1 ntl h h H..n riln
; tup; norses same ou rigui nuoumer. t angj in
!"V ' , (,rn,., ,
Hiik'hfs, Mat. Heppner. Or. Horses, shaded
heart on the left einmider. Kange .Morrow ( o. '
Hunsaker, li t , agi er. Or. Horses, V on left
Shoulder, ca tie. Hot! left III. .
Hardisty, Altiert, Nye, Oregoo -Horses, AH
Count citti. on left shoulder; t utile ou the left
hip, crop oft left ear,
HumphrevR.i U Uardman, Or. Horses, li o
le ' tiniik
Hiait. Wm. K., Itidtre, Or. Horses branded
bar enw ti. lefl shoulder: cattie same ou Lef:
hi
il;ir, J. M., Heppner. Or. HorseN wn.eiu'latw
Oi it'll -f,.,tiHl- cntl t . -aloe on nli! hip.
Iv. Alfre,!. t.n: Cr.fk. Or tttt 1 Dun
rikrhi h p. cr.tp ell ie:t eai and bit n. right. II. r-t
chiii' hn'tid on It-it shi'U.der. Hange. u ijr.mt
Cont
tiu-'i'i-. I nit" r. r tL'hf M He. ' ir.- Hor-e II hq
the jef i dh.ni ler ami h. a:t on the :: el ifte l at.
U iwuiie on ielt iiip. Kange ia iiorruw county.
Jpnkitip, D. W..Mt. Vemon.Or. J on hnrwwon
left uhonhler; o- cattle. .1 on h-ft hip and two
sinmtili crops on both ears. Hange in Fox aud
Hear vail 'ja
Juiikiu.ti. M., Heppner, Or. Hordes, horHP
nhutt J on lefi shoulder. Caltie, the Bams,
ltanLre on Kiirhi Mi in.
Johnson. I'eln Li'tm. Or. Ho rues, circle!' on
left Mil e; cattle, same on right hit, under half
cron in rirla and solit in left ear
henny, fthke. llfppncr, Or.IlorsHS branded
KNY on pft bip cattle HaineTuid crop oil left
ttrr nndiT -lMieoi ihn rhv'ht
Kirh. J T., Heppner, Or. Horses W on left
shonidfr: cnilie, nH on Ifit hip,
Kii k. J C, Keppui-r. Or. Horses. 17 ou either
tin nk i -j i t I - - '. on nyht Hide.
Kirk Jphhc, II. -pi ner; Or.: horwe II mi left
slnu dfi : cat lie same on . ight side, underbil on
i igh: enr.
Kimtb.'rhind.W. 0.. Mount Vernon. Or. 1 I, on
caltie on right and lelt sulfa, hwhiIow fork in It ft
ear and u-uter ciop in right enr. Horses same
tinind oi. le ft shonldei , tta ge in (irant roiintv.
Keeney. Kli, lit pjmer. Or.- Hori-es J L and
ace of clubs on leli siiflu. hange ill Umatilla
and it orriw counln-B
Leslfj.M C, AI((nument Or A triangleSTjiwilli
all lines extending pa tl odj of ngure on L2i ,or
Heson lefi sIiouIiIhi-, oii cattle oiainond on left
.heiilder. split iu righ ... u . jt in left hii
ila'.gf in tindit coimij ni.(j i .r..U.of John iy
I .i ahey, J W . Henimer Or. Hotm h biai ih d L
nd oii li li si, (Milder: ca i ie 'tune oii Ie;t iilp;
W 'tt .ver riKlit ey tloee sliis in right ear.
Loften, Stephen, lA.Or. n Lou hit hip
on catile. erop and split on right ear. HorHes
same brand on left shoulder. Kange luuid
county.
ijieuallen, John V L -: ' Or. -Horses
brimileii hall-cn cle J I. connected on lell shoui
der. aiile. nam- on h-.J lap. Hangs, neai u-x
in til uu.
Lord, tieorge. Heppner. Or. -Horses branded
double II coi necn oiuetiiiiea cubed a
swing li. on lelt shoulder.
l ax weil, M S , lioowberry tr.- Ho-sesbnind-ed
loi g Jink on lett sh. alder; entile, same on
lef hi. lun mark, tinder bit in hdl ear.
Minor, Oscar, jieppuer dr.-Caitie, M I) on
ruiht Inp; horse M on left shoulder.
.tornan, ti. S., Ileppnt-r. Or. Ilnrses. l )
on Ifti tioiil ratlin same on If tl hi.
McCumher, Jas A. Kclio, Or.- I loi w. M .. ti
bai over on rigid sbouiuer.
.H;mii. II. K , t.ei.a, r. Horses-old mares ''I
oi nghi hip; youn btck. rmali zz on lyfi
shnnl'Jer
Moigiui, TIios.. Heppner, Or. Iloies. circle
1 on lufl fhi.i,dei and M'l Lhiiih; callie. L ki
rigiit ilnuh.
.Milcla-ll. 0citr. lone. Or. Horses, "i on nghi
hip; cuttle. 77 ou right side.
.ii mien, D. O., lirownsville. Or, Horses,
t igurt' fion nach hon oer, callie. Mli on hm
MeKerH,W..J. Mouni Vermm.Or Xlou cattle
on iigm nip, crop iu ru;i, ear, half crop ia Ifll
sanie brand uu horsts oh lefl Id . iiatige iu Oram
county.
Jlcitiry, Oavid lt.,Kcho,Or. Horses braudid
D coui.ected, on the lelt slioiilder; cattle same
on Inp ai.d siile.
Inclinr, tra. k. Fox Valley, Or. Mule shoe
Willi toe-cork on cattle on ribs and under in
eacli ear; homes same brand ou lefl stifle.
iMcHah-y. (J. V., Itaimlioii, Or. On llorseB, 8
with halt circle under on left shouIder;on Cuttle ,
four bars connected on lop on the right side
Hange in lirani County.
Ni-ai. Andrew. Eone 1 lock, Or, Dorses A N con
nected on left shoulder; cattle same on bolh hips,
Nordjke, L., Hilverion. Or. Ilorsoe, cirulel uu
lefl lugl: ca lie. same on left bin.
Oliver, Joseph, ( anion t itv. )r. A 2 on eattlfl
on lefl hip; on horses, same ou lefl thigh, Hange
iu mam county
Oiler, Purrj. Lexington, Or. I O on left
rilioU.'le .
Olp, Herman, Piairie City, Or. On cattle, 0
LI' connected on left Inp; horses on left stille
und wanie on nose. Hange in liiunt county.
Pearson, Olnve, Kight ,Uile. l lr. Horses, iptHr
lur circle shield ou icft shoulder aud ou left
hip. Caitle, forh m lei; mt, right cropped. :IA
ou lefl Inp. Kangt ou Eight Mile.
Parker A, Oleason. llardmaii.Or, liorsns IP on
I- fi shoulder.
1 ipcr, J. 11., Lexington, Or. Horses, J E con.
iiecied o Jelt shoulder; callie, same on left hip.
under hi in each ear.
I'at berg, Henry Lexington, Or. Horses brand
ed wuli u Hoiuai croso on lefl shoulder; callie
branded Willi Roman cross, bar at bottom, on
lelt lop.
IMijs, A. C, lone, Or,; horses diamond P on
shoulder, c.ilik J it J conne.-ieu, ou th
left lup, upper slope in left ear and slip in the
ngnt.
F.mell, John T., Dayville, Or Horses, JP coti
iiHc eit oil lell shoulder. ( 'aille OK connected oil
lell hip, two under half crops, one on each ear,
wattle uuuer throat. Ha. ge in O rant county.
hiukani. li. D., Canyon City, Or.--b C ou left
diotiiuYr, ou liorses only. H inge Canyon creok
atio hear valley, lirant county.
Hood, Anuiew. llardinan. Or. Horses, square
urn wah iptarler-circle over it on loll stitie.
Heninger, i,bns, Heppner, Or. Horses, 0 It on
letl sliollltlt;. .
liice. hau, llaribimn, Or.; horseB, three panel
worn) lenue ou lii shoulder; callie, DAW on
nghi shoulder. Kange near llardmuu.
imam, ), hi. Long Creek, Ot.-Jjiands liorHBS
It oi ngnt shoulder. Kange Oram and Morrow
cnunties.
Uojse, Aaron. IIeppnnr. Or Hcrses, plain V on
.efl siiouider; calile, same brand reversed i.i:
right l.ipumi crop oil right ear. Kange in Jlor
row county.
hush liios., Heppner, Or. Horses branded 3i
on the nglt. shoulder; cattle, IX ou Iho left tup
crop oil ielt ear and dewlap on neck. Kunge ir
Morrow and adjoining counties.
HusL, William, I'uu.iletou, Or. Horses It on
lefi Bhnuhier; caLlle, K on left hip, crop oft
right ear, underhn on lufl oar. ttheep, It ou
went hers, round crop oft rigli ear. Kunge Uma
tilla and Mon owe million,
heaiifV. Andrew. l.f xinirtmi. Or ll.itHi.i
branded A K on right shoulder, vent quarlei
circle over brand; cattle same ou right Inu.
Ka
Hoyse, Win. Il, Dairyvillo, fr HK cotineclc1
with quarter circle over top on calile on nghi hip
and crop olt right ear aud split in lelt. Horses
sui ue brand on lett shoulder. Hange iu Jlorrow.
brai 1 1 und liilliam counties.
Kilter, J F, Kilter, Or-Three parallel bur
Willi bar over on horses on letl hip; on calile, lelt
side, two smooth crops, two spills iu eacl' eat.
image m Audi lie Fork of John Day.
Hector. J . W., Heppner, Or.-liorsHs. JC oi
leushouider. Caitle, u on rigid hip.
Spicki.nll. J. W-, Gooseberry, Or.- HorsPB
branded 1 ou loft sh uldyr ; lunge lU .MoitoW
uouidy.
Gpraj, J. F., Heppner, Or.-Horses braudeu fcl
connecieu o. l ight shoulder: cuttle suiue on bulL
hips,
Hailing, C C Heppner, Or Horses branded 8 A
on ielt shoulder; calile same on left hip.
Swaggar., K. b Lexingiou, Or.-Horses 2
wuh Uftsh under il on ie(, st.tle cattle II wdh
uasn unuer it on right hip, crop oil ngnt ear aud
wandied ou right land leg. Hange iu Almruw,
luiliuiiiand uiiiutula counties.
Swuggurl. A L., Ella. Or.-lhirses lirandp ' 2
on lell hhoulder; cettlesuine on left hip. Ciol
on eai, waitie on left hind leg.
hlraighl W . E., Heppner, Or. Horses shaded
J to on lei stitie; cattie J uu loft hip, swallow
fork in rigb ear, underbil in left.
hupp. Itios., Heppner, Or. Horses, 8 A H on
letl hip; cadi raiue on lelt hip.
Munz. James, Long ( nek. or.-Horses. 1) on
hit slide anil over t on leli shoulder.
tjl.rier.John, Fox, Or.-NO connecied on
homes on right hip; came, same on right hip
crop ..11 nghi eurand under bum lelt ear. Kange
in lirant county.
tMuith Bios , teusimville, Or. Horces, brai ded
II. o .sn.mldei; ciM e, ameoulelt shoioder.
fquires, James. Arliugtmi, Or.; horses brund.'d
Jo '-il it!' i snouiuer; cal le the stuue, al-o no.-o
wm.uiv. iwo.Ke in Jionowaud uiliiamuo ntiei
olepiiens. v. A.. iiHidiiiHii. iir. i uuu
riglu snfte; catlleh ruontttl L on i lie tight side
oievenson, airs a, j., Heppm r, Or. Cuttle, ti
on right m ; swallow-fork tn left ear.
Hwaggart. G. W., Heppner, Or. Horses. 44 on
lett minimi. :eutlJe. 44 on left hip.
btone. Ira. Bikh ton, Wash.-Uorses. keystone
on lell shoulder.
btuun, E. jl. Lone Hock, Or. Horses branded
a crossed seven ou lefi shoulder; caltie sains on
lelt side, hange, Oiluam county.
Sperry.E. O.. iieppner. Or. - Cattle W C on
lett tup, crop u0 ngnt and underbil iu left iear.
dfWiap; horhes Con h-M shouluer.
lliumpBoii, J. A., Heppner, Or. Horses, Z on
lett siiouio r; cattle, Z on lefl stioulder.
lip, eu).a.T.,Ln eipiist,Or. Hoises, C-on left
shoulder.
luiUer K. W . HentniHr Oi- Wmull m
1 shoulder hoes; cuttle same on left hip
111. mum, II. .L. lone, Or.-llorses branded
HI connect don leltsliUe; shetisuuie brand.
Vantleipool. li. T.. Lena. Or;-Horses 11 V con
necieu uu right shoulderjcuttle, same ua right
WulhridfcO, Wm . Heppner. Or. Horses. U. L,
.... n.i. .i anon , u. iiie same on
ci op t,tt left eai and right tar lOpped.
ugh., hip.
ni.soii.Jobn O,. balem or Heppner, Or.'
or.-
0
quai VI
y uu ine ion, snuuider. liai
Warren, W H. Caleb, Or CHitle, VV with
;.u ie liver u, ou ,ell sule, split
oc-rigni e.. M
.V1"-; ura..d ou lelt shoulder. Kahgo
URl"1
j WimkI, F L, Dayville. Or Heart on horses on
Ml die; on caitle. z on lett side and under hit
j in lefi ear. Kange in Urant county.
! Wright, bilas A Heppner. Or. Cuttle branded
, u ..u vi ic iium uip. eouare cnin (.n rilil ur
1 anil upl t in lelt,
a U..i L- ti
- w in. L.n. ,.iomu veruoij.Ur Nniare on
e.'ii nip. upper slime in l. n.n
1 ear and under slope in right ear. S-.me brand
. n hi.rseson riKhi shoulder. Hange in Harney
and tirant eountv. "aruty
Wade, Henry, tlej pner. Or.-Horses bianded
: aee ot epaoet on ie.t shoulder and left ill0.
I H'tle brandei- same on left miisi.,.,1 ift t....
WJi. X si i.
r rt'iiri, ur. norses, ,
on left
piii'iuofr: rn e same.
oinnger, John, Jtmn May City, Or On horses
',T. : . """"".-r! '"'.'"p.
unio. IMUIKB 11' II Dill I Ulill li.i
i'ountles.
WmKiwanI, John, Heppner, Or.-Horw Hp
run nect el ej, left shoulder.
W atkms, Lishe. Heppner, Or. -Horses branded
Lr t'oiinwtei on left stifle.
Wallace. Charit. PortUmd, Or.-t attle Won
rutin th.gh.bo. in left ear, horse-., W (in' -.-i.
shouhiei. -..-it tytnieou h-ft r.l(.uJ,lt.r
-uuuer nios.. rews. Mantel M.nnrt Hp
H
THi i ted H ,r .(-te-i . ...f, -,,1.1
W iJhanio. V .r-C". Hamiiiuii. Or. - 'uat tt-r
... ,in .11 If I I III p. ) i
tr'r-i".. Lai if Omni coiii.lv.
'at lie and
W,! ;uns. .1 O n-ek. Or lli.rses
ter fif ie ,,vei 1 hrf bats n I fl hip cMlf
' "'i' ' iH o iin.i ,
WIT. . A.. eppi er. li -it
on c'.onli er; ' i,t ., wnpK ,lt r
rs. r: 1.1 1, K a A
1 ',tti. J i--rrj,nr,
1 0 ou Uie right iiuiUac.
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