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2,200 COid in '89
G,2G0 CCld In '90
20,040 co!d in '90
60.CC1 will be Mid to '92
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THE LONGFIELD APPLE.
A Fine SecBlawld Winter TaiietjrThst Is
Attracting Attention from Pomolog-fsta.
The Longfield npple attracted a irreat
deal of attention at the meeting of the
Western JNew York Horticultural so
A SECTION OP THE LONOFIELD APPLE.
ciety, where it was on exhibition. It is
one of the most promising of Russian
apples and was highly recommended by
Vice President WillanL nomologist
Van Oeman, however, thought that
western New York growers could grow
other sorts of more value, because a red
apple sells better than one of the color
of the Lonfrtieid, which is of a rich
golden hue, with a faint blush on the
stem end.
A member present did not think it
true that a red apple always sells best,
and stated that last season some nicely
selected Greenings, carefully packed,
brought just as much as other sorts hav
ing more color. The Longfield is a line,
semiacid winter variety, that is winning
much favor among men desirous of
growing something better than ordinary
grades of fruit for the continually in
creasing funcy fruit trade of our cities,
says Country Gentleman, from which
this cnt is reproduced.
Single Dahlia.
The growing of dahlias from seed is
one of the pleasures of gardening, and
the wonder is that the practice is not
more universal, since it is attended with
so little trouble in proportion to the suc
cess attained. A correspondent in The
American Agriculturist explains that
seed sown in a hotbed or in pans in the
house will make good flowering plants
by the middle of J uly, in fact, they come
into flower nearly as soon as when tin
roots are planted out in May Tbe
plants should be set in rows three feet
apart and a foot apart in the rows, so
that if one-half of the plants produce
flowers that are not desirable they may
be thrown out, and the remainder will
amply cover the ground. A great causa
of fuilure in planting dahlias, as with
most other flowers, comes from plant
ing too closely. Plants must have room
for their perfect development. This rule
is generally disregarded, and as many
as twenty plants are allowed to occupy
the space that ia but sufficient for one.
Diseases of the Plum.
The black fungus or knot, as a rule.
attacks plum trees growing in grass and
ncirlei'tpil Tha ripttt itravAntio. fi trnnt
neglected. The best preventive for knot
is good clean culture, and the best
remedy, cutting away of the diseased
parts as soon as discovered. As for the
curculio there is only one safe plan.
Just as soon as this pest begins its opera
tions spread a large sheet prepared for
the purpose arountl each tree and . jar it
eu ua iu nimae uowu an iruits tnat uave
been stung, as well as all the cnrculios.
Both insects and stung fruits i an then
be destroyed. This work must be per.
formed daily to insure a full crop. Let
those who desire to grow tine crops of
plums try this jarring system; if follow
ed up rigidly they will be successful.
The Heat Pour Peaches.
At the last annual meeting of the New
Jorsey Horticultural society, in reply to
the query, "Which are the best four
peiiches?" four answers were elicited.
President Blackwell replied. Moun
tain Kose, Moore's Kavorite, El her ta and
Beers' Late.
Mr. Creely answered, Mountain Rose,
Old Mixon, Crawford's Late and Foster
or Wheatland.
Mr. Black's preference for light soils
was Mountain Kose, Keeves' Favorite,
Btiinip and Crawford's Late; for the
heavy soils. Stump, Crawford's Late.
Stephens' Rarepipe and Beers' Smock.
Mr. Carheart said, Mountain Rose,
Stump, Crawford's Late and Keyport
White.
The country roiuls in r ranee are ou
good that each horse hauls from two to
three tons. The tires of wagons for
heavy teaming ate six inches wide. The
forward axles are shorter than the hind
ones, so that there is uotsoumch danger
uf ruts from wheel after wheel after
rolling iu the mime .track. If we had
such country roiuls here farmers would
not ueed to keep so many horses.
Lord Kllroni'sie Mpeaks.
We desire to cull sltenlion to the
great winter comnetniuu of 1S!i3, winch
is unw being oouduoted by the ChuhiIihii
AgiicultiiriHt and Hume JouruHl, pub
lished at Peterborough, Canada. The
Agriculturist ha Kiuued a reputation in
the past for fuir ileulitig- in oouueolinn
witli ihese oompelitious, and the fultue
will be nu i-xceptiou to the rule. Tlinae
whe desire to oomiiete cu do so free of
ehariie. All Ihey have lo do is to pre
eure a list ot Entilmti words mnile from
the Idlers iu Ibe two words, "Columbian
Exposition." The rules aie that uo
Idler can be used oftener than it uppears
in the two words above named, or oan
the mimed of persons or places be used.
FureiKii words are slan barred. The
leading ptizea are: 1st, S'i.fiUO cash; 2nd,
1.1KK); 3rd, 500 ; 4ih, 4.Uj ftth, .1110;
besides pianos, oriiiius, uold watulien.
o.uoo eienaui silver tea services, eto ,
milking a total of over 10,0X10 prizes. . All
who s ud in 100 coricot words will re
ceive a special prize. Take a few sheets
of paper, prendre a list made up from tbe
letters in tbe two words above quoted
ami etialoee $1 for ix months' subaorip
tion to one of the choicest aud best pub
lieations on tbe eouliueul, aud you will
have a really first fllnas magazine to read,
and may eeotire S'2,500 in gold into the
bargain. Tbe Agriculturist always car
ries out lis promises to the very itter
aa the following, from Lord Kiloourme,
the Cli'veruor-Ueueral's sooretKry will
lesitiy;
GoVKRNMRNT HorsB. )
Ottawa, Out., Jan. 6th, 18V2
Hm "It will iiive me great pleasure
to recommend my friends to enter your
' competition, I am Sir,
" I our iiheilient aervnnt,
"KILCOI'KSIE, A. 1). 0."
To the Editor of Ibe Canadian Agricul
turist, I'eteiborougb, Canada. 62 64
NEW WAY TO MAKE MONEY.
Beggars Wu A. Uiilnt: to Take Blow
In the Line of iluKlneai.
There is a volume at police headquar
ters, In what may be called the census
bureau, which is so rare and valuable
that in comparison with it all other
books, whether from the presses of Al
lien or Elzevir, fall into utter insignia
canoe. Curious as it may seem, this
book is not so highly prized on account
of its age as for its freshness. It deals
in a certain way with the census of
New York, but its contents are not con
fined to this city alone. The peculiari
ties of certain gentlemen living in licrn
ton, Philadelphia, Chicago and San
Francisco, as well as persons resident
in London, Paris and other cities in Eu
rope, are set down with great care and
at considerable length.
The facts were not gathered in a day,
says the New York Mail and Express,
but are the result of years of patient
Investigation. The volume is richly
illustrated and is kept as securely locked
up as many of the heroes who figure
prominently in its pages. Many of the
entries are in the fine Italian hand of
Inspector liyrnes, and are based upon
."lis own experience.
One of the most recent of these re
fers to a man called John Gaunt. Mr.
Gaunt is at present enjoying himself at
a well known wutcring place in the
vicinity of New York, lioats leave foot
of Twenty-sixth street every day.
The entry reads thus: "New consump
tion trick. IJcggar meets lady and gent
out walking. Asks for money. Refused
and grows persistent. Gent gives him
slight shove and he falls in the gutter.
Appeals to lady, who makes gent fork
out monev. . Look out for them."
This entry is perfectly intelligible to
those for whose benefit it was mode. A
detective said that this trick had been
worked in this city recently by several
individuals with a high degree of suc
cess. The perpetrators were artists at
the business, and they were assisted by
nature in the part they assumed.
The method of operating was to fol
low a lady and gcntlaman, especially if
the couple seemed to be in a hurry.
Alms were solicited, and if forthcoming
well and good; if refused enough per
sistence was shown to exasperate the
gentleman to such a pitch as to induce
him to shove the fellow away, and it is
surprising what a slight amount of force
is required to knock one of them into
the middle of ti e street. There the
beggar lies, or if he moves at all it is to
cast an imploring look on the lady.
The latter begs her escort to see if the
poor man is killed, but a small sum of
money quickly brings him to lifo
almost as soon as a policeman's club
would.
Both parties to the transaction are
satisfied. The gentleman has demon
strated to the lady his prowess, and the
beggar has a salve for his injuries. The
amount of acting which the prostrate
beggar indulges in is based entirely on
circumstances. If his victim be obdu
rate he frequently finds it necessary to
irroan or mumble something about heart
disease.
,..riuithy riiHiii'-s.
The health society of St. Petersburg
recently appointed a committee to in
vestigate the sanitary condition of those
who are employed in tho rag business.
The committee submitted its report, de
nouncing tho rag business as highly in
,urioU8 to tho hcalth of those engaged
' . . . . ....
in it. Tho rags are piclceu oy cmiuren,
aver seventy-live per cent, of whom suf
fer from contagious diseases, and less
'.ban half attain a mature age.
An Enemy Battled.
r." ",",1 3, 7, n"."L" ,
nu : , :ii, u
they are born with a tendency to bilious
ness. Witli tuiH enemy they are con
stantly buttling with imflVctual wennons.
Hoetetter's stomnch bit, era will baffle it.
Mere purgatives will not reform a dis
ordered condition ot the liver iodioated,
not by oonstipatinn alone, but also by
sick headaches, yellowness of the skin
mid eyeballs, nausea, furred tongue
and uneHsiuess, more particularly upon
pressure ou the right side, upon and be
low the short ribs. Avoid diartio purga
lives which (iripe and weuken the intes
tiiie, and substitute this world famous
auti-bilious cordial, which likewise re
moves malarial, stomachic nud kidney
complaints, rheumatism and nervous
ness, As a laxative of the bowels, paiu
leas but efleotnal, it improves appetite,
sleep and the ability lo digrst, aud pos
sesses the additional advautiiKe of a
standard tnnio.
Fat People.
The only safe and reliable treatment
for obeBity, or giipeiBnnus flit, is tho
"Leverelte" Obesit) Pills, which gradu
ally reduce tbe weight nud meiiaurrmeut.
No injury or lnoonvenieriee leaves no
wrinkles aots by absorption, 'ihisonre
is foutided upon the most scientific pr.n
oiplea, and bai been used by one of the
moat eminent physician of Europe in
his private praotioe "(or live jenra" with
the most ifrHtilxing resnlia. Mr Henry
Perkins, 29 Union Park, Boston, rite:
"From the u ' f the 'Leverelte olweitv
pills my Wright baa been reduoed ten
pounds iu three weeka and my (jeneral
lienllh is very much improved. The
principles of your treatment are fully in
dorsed ly my family plijsioian. In proof
of my gratitude 1 herewith nive yon per
misMion to u.e mv name if you desire to
do in," Prioe $2.00 per paekiiirs, or threw
puck iiies for S3 00 by mad. All eiders
supplied direct from mir office. The
Lkvkhkttr Hrmrio Co., 175 Tremont
Htreet Hostou, Mihm,
DltUNKF.NNFSS. or the LIQUOR HAR1T
Cured at Home In Ten Hsys by Adminis
tering, 1)1'. Ilaillea' lioldeu pecltio.
It rau be giveu iu a glass of beer, a onp
of coffee or tea, or in food, without tbe
knowledge of the patient. It is absolute
ly harmless, ud will effeot a permanent
and speedy cure, whether the patient is
a moderate diinkeror sn alcoholio wreck.
It has been given in tboiiaands of cases,
anil in every instance a perfect cure bus
followed. It never fails. 'Ibe system
ouoe impregnated with the specific, it
becomes an utter impossibility for tbe
liquor appetite to exist. Cures guaran
teed. 48 page book of particulars tree.
Address the Qolpkn Sckoific Co., 185
Itaoe street, Cincinnati, Ulno.
Where'
At Abraharnsick's. Iu addition to hi
tailoring business, be has added a fine
line of underwear of all kinds, negligee
abirts, hosiery, etc. Also hits on band
Some elegant patterns for suits. A.
Ahrahauiaiek, May street, Heppner, Or.
Shokmakkh. Ed Birbeok, a shoemak
er and repairer of niBny years' experi
ence, has just looated in the Abraham
Slot tnilding, on May street, where he
is prepared to do eveiything in bis line.
t Birbeck is strictly a first-class work,
man and warrants all work. Give him
oall 14 tf
Coffin A MoFarland have just received j
oar ioad of Mitobell Wagons, Hacks, j
etc , ana have also alargesupplyof farm-1
jng Implsmsnt, of all kinds. a
RHEUMATISM
neuralgia, t
and sciatica
can always be
successfully treated
with
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
A euro
Is sure to follow
the persistent
use of this
medicine.
Has Cured Others
will cure you.
IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
AnrircM n letter or pntftl cnr1 to
THE PRRM CLAISIA COlPArTT,
JOHN WEO0ERBURN. - - Managing Attorney.
P.O. Box 463. WASHINGTON, D. C.
ppvmosi PROCURED F
SOLDIERS, WIDOWS,
CHILDREN, PARENTS.
A1i, f r RrV'ttar and Sallori rflishM In the line of
uty In the rea-nlar Annynr No' slncethe war.
Survivor, of the Indtnn warn of lft!2 to 142, snd
their widows, now entitled. Old find relprtrd elnlms
l snerlnlry. Thousands entitled to Mrher mtei.
wm for new laws. No charge (or adv.es. No fee
.nl JiKVAMfq)
SPANKED OY HIS WIFE.
A TVarn'nv to Husband THio May S
Married to Muscular Wumon.
A curious story is told at the eapito'
at tho expenso of a member of Congress
who, whilo of no small caliber Intel
lectually, has not born blcsssctl witn ar
abundanco of avoirdupois, say.) thi
Washington correspondent of tho Ne
York Tribune. Ho has a wifo who li
much taller than ho is and who is als
well-known to her children as a stric
disciplinarian. One evening, so th
story goes, sho heard a noiso in th
nursory after bed-timo. Sho promptly
seized her slipper and started for th
scone of tho uproar. Just as sho roacher)
the door tho children extinguished the
light. Stretching out her hand she
captured ono of tho boys and to judgt
from tho outcries ho made tho spanking
was thoroughly effective Uut thf
mother was somewhat surprised at the
conduct of tho second suHerer. Instea:
of sobbing, ho yelled protestations lr
a strong voieo and a t last sworo roundly
The mother, astonished, jumped up
and, lotting him fal' from her knoe U
the floor exclaimed, tenderly:
"Is that you, hubby?"
Overwhelmed with confusion, he ad
mlttcd that it was her ''hubby" sho hoc
been spanking. After thev had retired
mid tho muCled laughter of tho chil
dren, who wcro trying to restrain it bj
stuffing pillows into their mouths, ex
planations followed. Ho too had heard
tho noise and with tho samo object in
view . as his wifo, had gono to the
nursery, whore ho had boon caught hj
his spouse. -i
Hereafter ho vows tliat he will allow
bis wifo to discipline his children un
aided.
ea-i v
GOVt-i.it. ,.G 1,4 UAHAN.
Some Heform Inat.tuted by the Rmperof
of Japan, Who " Rulea lu Person."
A censor attached to the imperial
court in Pcltin having suggested that
the emperor should take up the ancient
practice of having the classics and other
sacred writings expounded to him daily
his majesty published this decree;
"Since wo have undertaken the task of
governing in person we have daily re
ceived in audience tho officials of the
metropolis and the provinces and done
our very utmost to rigidly discern the
the proper men and pass judgment on
their actions. Such time as remains at
our disposal after transacting the mul
titudinous affairs of state wc devote to
the study of the classics and historical
records, often engaging in discussion
with the imperial tutors and never per
mitting ourselves for a moment to in
dulge in luxurious case." Kien Lung
abolished the reading on the ground
that the readers took the opportunity
to indulgo in general advice and in
triguing. He listened for ten years and
then called a halt. The present em
peror continued: "Two emperors have
thus expressed their views with regard
to this matter and the conclusion they
arrived at was that these expositions
were a mere fraud; that they do not
advance a true understanding of the
principles of government; that those
concerned endeavored to put forward
the private views and by flattery carry
out their false designs. VVc sec through
all this quite clearly, and it would be
well were the censor to reverently pur
sue the views of former sovereigns in
regard to this matter. His memorial is
..... in many respects obscure and
his arguments are not to the point. Ilia
proposition need not be entertained."
flrlcd Itiinanas.
A new industry is gaining headway
In the tropics, by which bananas are
dried for shipment. The fruit in dry
ing loses one-third of its weight, and
when dried readily sells at sixteen cents i
a pound. Ihe dried fruit can be trans
ported over bad roads without injury,
and it retains its flavor. The cost of
producing bananas is very little, as a
bunch weighing fifty pounds requirce
as a total outlay f jr clearing, purchase
of land, and every other expense neces
sary even to boxing for the market, the
small sum.of fifty-three, cents tho re
sult of an actual test in the island of
Trinidad. When one considers that the
productiveness of the banana is forty
two times that of the potato and oue
hundred and thirty-one times that of
wheat, and that when once planted it
Deeds little care, the profits ot the In
dustry will be readily seen.
There is more catarrh in this section of
tbe country than all other diseases put
toffether, snd until the last few years
was suppose! to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors prnuonnced It
a local disease and oresonbed local rem
edies, snd by constantly failing to enre
witn looal treatment, pronounced it in
ourable. Scienoe bs proven catarrh to
be a constitutional disease, snd therefore
require constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F J
Cheney A Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional eure on the mirker, It is
taken internsllv in doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoon ftil. II acts directly on the
blond snd morions snrfaoes of the svs
teui. Thev riffer one linndred riiillara f..
any case it fails to enre. 8nd foreiron
lars and teafimon'nlsj Address,
F J. Casket t Co., Toledo, O.
WSold by druggists, 7fj. 7
Mil
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.
2.N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
of Oregon, for the county of Morrow,
k. L. xinghes, Plaintiff, i
va. SUMMONS.
Geo. W. Tbomal, Defendant )
To GEO. IV. i UoMAa, the above named da
fendaut:
lu the name of the State of Ore.Sbn, Von are
hereby required to appear and aiiBw er tbe com
plaint tiled against uu lit tbe above entitled
ault ujkju tbe first day ot tbe next term of tbla
court, to- It.: I pou Monday, ibe l:;ib day of
March. Isltf. And if you tall so to answer, for
aitt thereof, the plaintiff w 111 take a Judgment
against you lor tbe principal sum of 4.-U1.0U and
fulcreil thereon at Uie rale of tlx 16) per cent,
per annum from the 1st dtty of lanuar lnSll.and
lor ihe further iuiii ol$J(. ou and iuteiest there
on from the istdsy of July. 1M41, at the rate of
a per cent per annum, and for tiie further sum
01 fcll.ou with interest at thv rate of a per cent,
per annum from tiie lit day of January, Is'.ll,
and for the further sum oi $24.1X1 and iuleiei:
thereun at tbe rale ofbperceut. perannum iroiu
the 1st day of July, lhyi, and the lurther mm of
fMl.ou aa attorney's fee in this auit, and for the
costs and disbursements of til la auit. And plaint
ill further asks lor a decree loreclosiug the inort
guge upon lots 5 and I, and the cK! ol the bVt !
01 nee. 30, inTp. i, H K 24, E V. M containing
loo and 40-100 acres, more or less, being situate
iu Morrow county, state of Orcgeu, and that the
land described be sold as upon ex-cutlou to sat
isfy whatever judgment tbe plaintilt may ob
tain, and that the proceeds of said salo be ap
plied, brs iu the payment of sufd Judgment,
costs and attorney's lee, and cosis of sale; and
second, that tbe remainder, if any, be turned
over to the deieudaut, and that delendaut be
forever barred and lorccloscd Iroiu selling up
or maintaining any claim or demand to said
laud or any part thereof, except as redeuiplioner
under ibe statute, and l,T such other and lur
ther relitl as may to tbe court seeiu meet and
equitable.
Ibis summons is published pursuant to an
order ol Hon. W. L. bradshaw, Judge of the
above entitled court, duly made and entered ou
the 10th day of Jauuarv, iw:i.
KUUA.N Bit OS. & ROKNOR.
5T.2-5T4-W Attorneys lor Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
IN TFIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
X ot Oregon, for the county of Morrow.
u. u. Harrington, aa
inluUtrator ol the es
tate oi Jauiestteviarr,
Deceased, Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
vs.
G. W. Stewart.
Defendant. J -TO
O. W. Slk.,1 a,. i, Uefendant:
Iu the name of tbe .-tale of Oregon, You are
hereby lequlred to appear and ai.sivcr ibe com
nlaint fiiv'd against you In the nbove-eiitMi-d
rtctloii, on or before the'iilh day oi March, lsu:i,
that being the brsl day of the next regular term
of &id court. And if you ,o fall to answer, lor
want thereof the nlaintllt will lake indtouciit
ngiiiiist you lor the suiii of Kite Hundred and
hignty-Mne and 7.i-1 (mj (s,:i tii-iki) nullum,
with interest from December '1. Ism. at 'lei. ner
cent, per annum, and hixty Dollars attorney s
tecs. Alio me sum ot alx Hundred uuu rilty
Dollars and interest from April 10. 1w.ll. at
I en per cent, per annum aud i-ixty-Klve Dollars
ittoruev's lees aud costs and disbursements of
this action.
'Ibis summons Is served by publication, by
order of Hon. W. L. Hriidshavv, Judge of said
court, made in chambers on Ili-ceinber ill, l&ir'.
FRANK KKI.I,"litl,
650-71 w Attorney lor I laiulill'.
Sheriff's Sale.
VJOTICE II HEREBY OIVEV THAT UNDER
IV and by virtue ot an execution issued out
ol the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for
the County of Morrow, and tome directed and
delivered, upon a judgment rendered and enter
ed in said Court on the 5th day of September
ow, in favor of Charhs K. Kirk, pliilntiil, mid
against. c. J. names, oeieunant. lortne sum
three hundred dollars, wilb interest thereon at
l he rate ol in per cent, per annum from the 27th
day of May IH'.ll; also two hundred dollars, with
interest thereon at the rate of a per cent, per
annum from the 27th day of May ism. and the
further sum ol f attorney's fees, and twenty
nine and H-lotl dollars costs, and. whereas, bv
snid judgment it was ordered and adjudged that
tne loiiowing oeserineo real properly, to-wlt.:
The South West auarler of section three Cil. In
I'mvuship four fl), s,.ulh of Haugo twenty-five
t-o, r.asi oi w . j., nil m .Morrow counlv, ore
won, be sold to satisfy said judgment, costs and
accruing costs. I will, ou ihe Ith dav of March.
IH'.I.'!. at 1 o'clock p. in. of said day. at the front
door of the court house in Heppner. Morrow
county. Oregon, sell the right, tide and interest
oi ine sain c. u. naliics in and lo the above de
scribed property at public auction to Ihe high
est and best bidder for cash in hand, the nro.
ceedB to be applied to the satisfaction of said
execution, ana all costs, and coids that lmiy ac
crue. ;ko. N- bi.k,
Sheriff of Morrow countv, or.
Dated tan. 23, Ml. 5fc'-6;i-w
Notice.
11 KITED STATES LAND OFFICE. I.A
Lj (irande. Oregon, Jan. , 18!):). Complaint
having been eniered at this otbee by Henry
Mossie against Luther Baldwin for nhttiidnufuir
uis iioinesiena entry mi. 4llt, anted .March iio.
INK), upon the E!. Ntt'V Sec. al, and the K'i
SH 4 Sec. 17, Tp 5. S R 32, E. W. M . iu Umatilla
county. Oregon; w ith a view to thecancc Hanoi
of said entry the Bald pnrtl. s are herebv sum
moned to anocnr al the otlice of Will c. Stitnaon
at Pilot Rock. Oregon, ou the 1st dnv of .March.
W.i:l, at 10 o'clock, a, in., to respond and fiirniBli
lesiiiiiony concerning ssiu alleged annlidou
inent, to be used at the iinal hearing in this
omce on the lh day of March, 181)3, at tell
o'clock a. m.
It is further ordered that this notice be served
by publication for four coiecntive wei-ks in
the Heppner Oazette, and by posting upon the
iinut u. in oiuieu oiaies lauo cases.
tll-'l A. C. MtCLM.i.A.'.D, Receiver.
hOTICE OF INTENTION.
rAND OFFICE AT LA GRANDE. OREGON,
-J December 5, ltwi. Notice Is hereby given
that the follow ing nsmed settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before W. R Ellis. Com U.S. circuit Court at
Heppner, Or , on January 21. 18!l:l viz.:
JOSEI'H W. RECTOR,
HdNn. 4857, lor the NWI4 eec. 29, Tp. 2, S R 27,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz.:
Nelson Jones, Frsnk Sloan, W. G. Boyer and
J. N.Elder, allof Heppner, Oregon.
Mo-5M A. C. kavxr, Register.
Hotice of Intention.
IAND OFFICE AT THE D LI.E9, OREGON,
4 December 17. la'J2. Notice Is herebv given
that the follow lug-named settler hat tiled notice
01 01s intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof w ill he inude
before J. W. Morrow, Countv Clerk, at Heppner.
Or., on Saturday February 4. 18 1:1. viz.:
AUGUSTUS TAYLOR,
lid. Application No. 2ti06 for the MS Is of r-'ec. SI.
1 p. 2, S R 26, K W M
He names the follow tne witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
Bald land, viz.:
O. E. larnsworth. W. F. Dnttnn, A. A Wren
and R. J. Howard, all of Heppner, Oregon.
&a5-o8i John . Lswis. beglster
Notice of Intention,
TAND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
J Pec. IK, MU. Notice Is heieby given that
the following-iiamed settler bus tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof lu suptsirt of
his claim, and that said proof will he made be
fore W. K. Kills U. S. Commissioner at lleppnef,
Oregon, on Wednesday Feb. IS. ltl, viz.:
Hd. Application No. 2K4, lor loisV'nnd 2, and
Ml 1. 1 OK S. MAXWKI
4 NWt, of Sic. S, 1 p a. S R 24 I
He names the following w itnes,
E M
g w itnesses lonrove bis
coiitintioiiB residence upon and cultivation of
snid laud, viz.:
N. R. MrYsy, T. P. Grnhsm. Jacob Johnson
and F. M. Holmes, all of Gooseberry. Oregon.
6,Vi-56A John . Lewis, Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
T AND OFFICE AT LA GRANDE. OREGON,
I J January 2, 1!W. Notice Is herebv given
that Ihe following-named sctiler has filed notice
of his Intention lo make tiltal proof lu support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Ihe County t lerk of .Morrow County, at
Heppner, Oregon, on Feb. 13. laa-j, viz.:
JlllIN MitiillU I.il
P. 8 No. 10160. for the E, SW'i and SW14 NW'K
and NWI4 !, sec 20. Tp 3, S R 2s, E. V M.
He natUCBtlie follow illir W Itnensi.. to nmt ahl.
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said laud, viz.:
James W. i-eahey, Mat Hughes. Arthur Daly
and W. G. Scott, all of Heppner, Oregon.
, . A. cuuvra,
ssfi-Ka, Register.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
fJ0TICK IS HERKBY GIVEN THAT THE
1 arioersnip existing oetween J. A. Wool
ery. 8 W. Adams. Ed. s Cox and S. If. Cox, tin.
der the Srm name of J. A. Hoolery Ji Co., was
dissolved May 16. iS'.i-J, bv mutual consent, J A
Woolery retaining the business st lone, dr.. col
lecting all accounts due and paring all liabili
ties of said branch of thm's business, up to date
above-mentioned, the remaining partners retain
ing the Hanlman business, collecting all ac
counts contracted bj said branch of the busf.
uess up to said date. J. A. Woolsrv,
8. W . Aoahs,
. m El 8 Coi
8. H. Cox.
KOW HALK,
AKNEns-HHOH, Btork and flxturet. UooA
diiih,m: wtabliBhtM in the midt of a
TOOd firmtltlF rih. itli.niiiliiwoniiiitpi-
Alw for sale a fttiod house and two ltti n ith or
without the busiuess urouertT. For forther in.
rauUea address Ussstte, Uspsasr , Or. tu at
S. P. FLORENCE,
STOCKRAISER !
HKPPNKK. OREGON.
Tattle branded and earmarked as shown above.
Horses K on riirht shoulder.
Mv cattle renire in Morrow and Umatilla coun
ties Iwill i ay HOf.un for the arrest and con
viction of any person hlealihg my stock.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL L1NLS
( Northern Pacific R. R, Co., Lessee )
LATEST TIME CAIiU
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4.15pm
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ti.fmpm
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llcketssold and baggage cheeked through to
all points in the United tatos and Canada.
close conni'cllnu made lu Chicago with all
trains fining East and South.
For full Information apply to votir nearest
ticket uncut or JAS. (!. POND.
(len. Pass, and Tkt. Agt. Chicago. IU.
C? UICK Ti.lVl ES t
TO
San Pronoisoo
nl all points in I aliforma, via the Mt. Miasta
mule of the
Southern Pacific Co.
I be great highway Ihmngh California to all
pninle hast and Sontb. (Irani Kcenlc Route
of the Pacific Const. Pullman Buffet
Sleepers. Second-class bleepers
Attached to express trains, affording superior
accommodnlioDs for secord-claee passengers.
For rates, tickets, sleeping car reservations,
to. call niMin ir address
R KOEHI.EIt. Manager. E. P. ROOERS. Asst.
Oeti F .VP Agt Portland. Oregon.
KIIK BRA NHS.
While you keepyonr subscription iaid up yei
can keep your brand in freeof charge. .
Allu,. T. .1 . lone. Or. Ilorsea Of) on lef
.hnulder: Cl.ttle -nme nn left hip, nnder bit on
riulif ear. 111, il upper Ml on tbe left; range, Mor-
rnw cool ly.
Arnislronu. .1. I'.. Alpine. Or. T with bar nu.
dor 11 no left sbonlder of homos: cattle same
on i..i' 11111
Allison. O. D.. Eicht Milo. Or. Cntrlu hH
O IJ on left hip and horses same brand on rigid'
"in -r. narai- cigm nine.
AdkiliB, J. J., Heppner, Or. Horses, JA 0011
. ei-ii-n ,,1. ii. 1 nana; cattle, eaiueou left 1 11.
Ayers. Johnny; Lena, Or, Horses branded
riangieou itm nip; came same on right hip:
lien crop off righl ear and nnper bit on same,
Harlhnlam'w, A O, Alpine, dr. Hoises
Drandeti 1 & un eltner sl.oulder. ltunge lu Mo
n-w roonly.
lileakiuan. Geo., Hardman, Or. Horses, a flag
in ien Mioiiiuer: came t.nma on right shoulder
I annister, J. W., Hardmnn. Or. Cattle brand.
en 11 on ien nip and thigh: split in each ear.
Hrenner. Peter, hoi seberry Oregou HorBes
oninueti fit on lett shoulder. Cuttle same un
rigui. aiue.
liurke. M 8t O, Long Creek, Or On cattle,
mn 1 voiiiicuit-ii un inn nip, ciop on leit ear. un
der half crop off right. Horses, same brand on
letfl shoulder. Range in Grant and Morrow
lonuiy.
Hroaman, Jerry, Lena, Or. Horses branded
rigiu snouider; cattle H on the left Bide.
,ri ear nair crop and right ear upiair slope.
t right thig.i
1 each ear.
, u, ,,111., neiioner, "r. -jioreea. J a
cattle, same on right iip; splii, in
,"w"j ,B"' Lexington, Or. Horses IB on the
mini Mine; came same 011 riglitliip; range. Mor
row county.
Hmwii, J P , Heppner. Or. -Horses and cattle
branded tj with ox-yoke above on left shoulder.
Ilrown, J. C, Heppner. Or. Horses, circle
wKbdol iiij.. ler on Infl hip; cuttle, same.
Brown, w.J Lena, Oregon. Horses W bar
oyer It, oil the leit shoulder. Cattle Banie 011 left
"'I'- ...
lloyer, W. G Heppner, Or. Horses, box
uiniiu i nip cai.ue, same, with split
each ear.
Boris, f. o., Heppner, Or.-Horsee, P B on left
shoulder: caille. same on left bio.
BronIee, W. J., Fox.Or-l'attle. JH connected
011 left side; crop on -left ear and two solits and
middle piece cut out on right ear; on horses same
orm.u 00 me ien ungti; itange in Fox valley,
Caianei- tt'arrep. Wngner. dr.-Horses brard.
ed O on llglil stiflHi caltle (throe bnra) ou
right ribs, crop and split in each ear. liai.ge 11,
u,nu,a,i,( u.,,1 l,,w UI'UIIlieB.
t'ain.ll., aieb.l r.- Jj 00 horses on left stifle:
V will, quarter circle over it, on left shoulder,
mi. ..11 it-ii eune ou all colts under a years;
leit snouider only on all horses over 1 5 years. All
inuitu 111 uram countv.
Clark, Wui. H. Lo. a. Or.-IIorBes WHO con.
ueiied. on Ien shoiiloit: caltle same on rigid
hip. Ha ge Morrow and Umatilla counties.
ate, t hus. It., Vinson or Lena, Or. Horses
I, v' "o rigin sniiuidcr; cattle nans on right hip.
Itange Morrow and Umatilla counties,
lecil, Win.. Douglas. Or.,- horses J If on lef
snouider; caile same on left lop, waddles un
each jaw and two b,ts in the right ear.
Curl, 1'. H John Liny. Or.-Double oroes on
w.i-11 nip ,ii emue, swallow rora and under bit
111 right ear. spill iu left ear. llunge in Grant
couniy. On sheep, inverted a. aud spear point
ou shoulder, tar niarku.i ewea, crop on left ear
puuchwl upper bit in right. Wethers, croo in
right and under half crop iu left ear. All range
111 brunt countv.
Cook, A. J..Leiia.Or.-Horeee, soon right sbonl-
r, si T i- T ear marx square
.,. .nu dpiu in rigm.
(urrin.H, K., Currinaville, Or. -Horses. 00
left anno.
cox td. B Hanlman, ()r.TCaltle, C will
... ' ""rr"- c- on ien -up.
t iKiliran. It. K.. M nmm ijpUn r rt.
Horses biainlt'd circle will, l,u, lu.,.,.,1. i.'...
ru,u,7, . vniiif Mime onuia on ootli fiios. mark
lllidl r alone bol Mm i,,l,lulu.. K
1 nupin, ll., Itardniaa. Or.-Horsee branded
rui right lop. Cattle branded the same.
UlCkil,,. l,h li,.iuM h,.J -.:.. .1
out., ,,,, r ,111, l Mine I Ul IHMI II. lul .1, ,i,l.
-"unai, ,, ui.. iieooi er. (,r. uti-u. i.n.,..i.
.mi im, ver ineiu, on lert shoulder; cut.
ur iuir ,,ii ien mo.
Douglass, W. iM .liallowav. Or. Citl 11 li..
rigin auie.awa low-fork 111 each ear: horse.. K 1)
Douglas. O. T., Doutlaa, Or-Horses TD
the light stifle; entile same on nghl hip.
uuncnii. n. r., John lliiy.Or.-yuarter circle
., 1,1, iikiii niiiiuiuer, uiiui on noraea and cattle.
liniiKe lirimt iounty.
Ely J , b. A hons, Oouglaa, Or. Horses brand
ed r.Ll ol. lef I shoulder, cattle anine ou lefl
hip. hole ii rigid ear.
Elliot', Wash.. Heppner, Or. Diamond on
nghl shouider.
Heck, JucXbou, Heppner, Or. Horses. 7F
cotiuocleii in right slioulder; caltle same on
rigid hie Earmark, hole iu right and crop
oil left.
Florence, L. A.
right hip; borsu.
shoulder.
..Heppner, Or. Cattle, LF on
r with bar under on right
Florence, B. P. Heppner, Or Horsea, F on
right .hoi Ide, ; cattle, b ou right hip or thigh.
Gay, Henry, lieppuor. Or. UAt ou left
shoulder.
Gilman-Frenrh. fjoid nod f.i. ftowk Cn Vn.
sil. Or. Horses, anchor b on left shoulder; vent,
same on left stifle. Caltle, same on both hips;
ear marks, crop off right ear and underbit in left.
Range iu Uilltaui, Grant, Crook and Morrow
oountjes.
Gentry, Elmer, Echo, Or. Horses branded H,
ith A miHrlMr finla ovor it nn In ft at I Ho
Kail tie ill Murruwand llmAttllinnnnttM
(tilttrufop .1 l' Pssisia cite Ik. in km..
0 -o on ift huuider and stitle; cattla, oa right
side. Kautxe iu Urant cunnu. j
Haiea. beo.. jLeua. Or. rJrand JH oonniMftiMl
wit h quarter cirol" over it, od left ahoulder.
Hmit A. B., Itidtre, Ur. t attle, nmud-top K
vith quarter circle ai der it ou the nght hip.
rUnjie iu Morrow and Umatilla counties,
Uiti ton S Jenks, Uamiltuu, Or t attle, two bar
on either hip; crop in riht ear aiid split in left,
Horsea, J on riprhi thigh. Hange in (Mint oounty.
Hufrbea, 8an)oel, Wairnfr, Or "T" (T F L
con nected) ou nubt shoulder on honws; on cattle,
ou riKUl hip and on left aide, swallow fork in
riitht ear and slit in left. Kaiige in HaystacJc
district, Mom-w county.
Hale, Milton, Warner. Or. Horse branded
-O- (circla ith parallel taHa) on left shoulder.
( tile aame on lefl hip ; alo large circle on left
side.
Hall, Edwin. John Day.Or. Cattle E H on ris:ht
hip; horses same on right ahoulder. range in
Uraut county.
Howwrd, J t. alloway. Or. Hoe, 4- (cross
with bar abtive ii) on right shouiuer; exit'
Milne on lei t Hide. Kange in Morrow and Uma-
tlllH IN-QlltieH.
Hugbtw, Mat, Ksppner, Or. Horaps, shaded
heart on the left shoulder.
ruin ire Morrow ,
shoulder; est tie. s oalart kip.
MuldViMiU. Dm, Uftkin. 1
Hunsakar. M Wiir.r. lis Ho. lii.unUll - ,jk?I' f0.'"" biasd
Hsrdlstj, Albert, Kye, Oregon - Horses, AR
connected, on left shoulder; Cattle on lbs left
liip, crop off left ear,
Humpbreva, al. Hardman, Or.-Horsea. H os
let' flank
Hayes. J. M., Heppner. Or. Horses, wineglass
on left shouldei cattle, same on right hip.
Huston. Luther, Eight Mile. I lr. Horse H oa
the left shoulder and heart on the left stifle Cat
II" same no lft hip. Ilwinra in .Morn., enmity.
Ivy. Alfred. Long Creek. Or -Cattle 1 Don
tight hip. crop off leftearandbil io right. Horses
same brand on left ahoulder Range n Grant
countv
Jotrfcin, 8. M,, Heppner, Or Horsea, horse
shoe J on left shoulder. Cattle, the aamt.
Range on Klghl Mile,
Johnson. Felix Lena. Or. Horses. circieT on
left stine; cattle, same on right hip. uadnr half
erne io riaht and sidit in left ear
J-nkihs, D VV.,llt. Vernou,or. J nnhorseson
left slioulder; on cattle, J on left hip and two
smooth orops on both ears. Haugo in Fox and
ear vail 'i a
Kenny, Mike. Heppner, Or. Horsea brand,!
KNV on lefl hip cattle same and crop off laft
aar: under nIhim. im the right
Kirk 1. T., Heppner, Or.-Horsee 88 on left
sbonlder: ealtln.au on Ien hip.
Kirk. J O, Heppuer. Or. Horses. 17 on either
flan k : call le 17 on right aide.
Kirk Jesse, Heppner. Or.; horse 11 on left
shoulder: entile same on tight Bide, uuderbit on
right ear.
Kumlierland.W. G.. Mount Vernon. Or. I L on
cattle on right and left Bides, swallow fork in 1, ft
ear and under oiop in right ear. Horsea aame
brand on left ahoulder. Itange in Grant county.
Keeney. Eli, Heppner, Or.-Horsea J L and
ace of oluba on lett stifle. Range in Umatilla
snd B'orniw counties
Ijeahey, 0 W. Heppner Or.-Horsee branded L
snd A on left shoulder: oatt le same on left hip;
wattle over right ey three slits in right ear.
Lorten, Stephen, I ox. Or, H Lou ieft hip
on cattle, crop and split on right ear. Horses
Donnty a 'boulder. Itange Urant
Lieuallen, John W l- ' Or. Horsea
branded half-oiioleJL connected ou leftshoul
der. Caltle. sain, on lefl hip. Itange. near Lex.
maton
Lord, George. Heppner. Or.-Horsee branded
double Ii coi.nect, MometuneB called s
swing H. on lefl shoulder.
IMiirkham. A. M. Heppner. Or.-Cattle large
Jl on lef! side both ears cr.-pped. and split iu
bo Ii liotbea U on left bin. k. ,
cunjou.
.Minor, Oscar, Heppner. f lr. Cattle, M Dlos
right hip; horse. Moll lef t shoulder.
Morgan. S. N Heppner, Or-Horses. M)
on lefl shouldi oattle aame on left hip.
McCumlier, Jas A, Echo, Or. Horsea. M with
bar over ou nght shoulder.
fnann, H. H., Lena, Dr.-Horaee-old mares ZZ
shonl'Ser y""" t"Ck, .mull u on left
Morgan, Thos., Heppner, Or.-llorBes, oirole
1 011 lefl shoulder and left thigh; uattle. L on
nght thigh.
Mitobell. Oscar, lone, Or.-Horsea, 77 on right
hip; caltle. 77 011 nghl side.
McClaron, D. (,., Brownsville. Or-Horsos,
Figure fioneaoh shoulder, cattle, il'2 on bio
McKern.W.J. Mouut Veruou. Or XI ou cattle
ou rigid hip, crop iu right ear. half crop 111 left
same brand ou borate ou lefl hi, . Itatiga in Graul
county.
SloCarty, David H., Echo, Or. Horses branded
DM connected, ou the left shoulder; cattle same
on hip and side.
licGirr, Frank, Fox Valley, Or.-Mnle shoe
with toe-cork on cattle on ribs aad under in
each ear; liorsns aame brand on loft stifle.
Mcllaley. G. V., Hamilton, Or.-On Horses, S
with hall circle under 011 lef t shoulder; on Cattle,
Jour bars connected on top oil tile right aide
Itange 111 Grant County.
Neal.Andrew. lame Rock.Or.-Honais A N con
heeled on left slioulder: caltle same ou both hips.
Nonlyke, L Silverlon. Or.-Horsea. oirclo i ou
lefl thigl : ca lie. same 011 left luu.
Oliver. Joseph. ( aujnii ( ity. Or. A 4 on cuttle
on ien hip; ou homes, same ou left thigh. Ituiure
iu lirant county
Oiler. Perry. Lexington. Ur. I' ( on lefl
shi'li.iie..
Olp, Herman, 1'iuirie Cily, Or. Ou caltle, O
Ll couneclod 011 lefl hip; hurses 011 lefl atille
and warlle on nose. Itange in Grant county.
Pearson, jlve, Eight Mile, tlr.-llorso., ,iuMr
ler circle sliielo 011 left slioulder aud a4 on lefl
hip. I atllo, fork in lei; ear. right cropped. U
on lefl hip. ltng. on Eigln Mile.
larkor it Gloasou. liardinaii.Or. Horses IP oa
I- Ii shoulder.
'I'l'r, tri e t, Lexington, Or.- Hor es braud
e E (L E coiiuec ed; 0. leit shou. der ; . aula
s me ou i imn hip. Range, Jlorcw couuu-.
liner, J, 11,. Lexlnalu,,. nr. iiiiim. .is. .......
lleclwd
leit ahoulder; caltle, same un left flip.
under bi iu each ear.
JMtyB, A. C, lone, Or.; burses diamond P on
shoulder; cnltle, J 11 J couuecled. oil the
left tup, upper slope in left ear uud slip in tb
light.
Powell, John T Duyville, Or Horses, .1 f con.
tiec ed ou left shoulder. Cuttle OK couiieelwl a
lefl hip, two under half crops, oue oil each ear,
wattle under lliriait, l(a, ge in linmt couul j .
Ilickard. U. D., Canyon l ily, Or.- F C ou loft
shoulder, on horses only. Ituge Canyou creek
and Hoar valley, Urant county.
Hood. Audrew, liardmau. Or, Horses, square
cms, with quarter-circle over it on lef t stiile.
Iteninger, Chris, Heppuer, Or.-Horaes, 0 It on
tef I siiouidei .
Rice. Dun, Hardman, Or.; horses, three panel
worm fence on left shoulder; caile, DAN un
right shoulder. Range near Hardman.
Itoyoo, Aaron, lleppiier. Or He 1 sen, plain V on
left shoulder; caltle, snuie brand revcrebd on
right hip and wop oil right ear. Itanga in ,ior
rowcouniy.
Rush llrus., Heppner, Or. Horsea branded i
uu the nghl shoulder; cattle, IX ou tho left tup
crop oil left ear and dewlap on neck, hunge a.
Morrow atid-adjoinliigcouiilies.
1 !iu I1' V,'11'""1' I'eiidleton, Or.-Horses If oa
lef shouldei; cuttle, It ou left hip, crop oB
right oar, underbit 011 left ear. Sheep. It on
weaUiers, rouud crop off righ ear. Itange Uma
tlllaand Morrowu mnlies.
i,-l.1'1"?,i Audrew, Lexingum, Or.-llorsel
branded A H uu rnd,t. H ,l.L.n Zl
circle over brand; cattle same on right bip.
Itange Morrow county.
Itoyse, Win. ii Dairyville, Or Hit connected
Willi quarter clri-lo over top 011 cattle ou right bin
and orop off right ear aud split in left. Horses
same brand on left shoulder. Itange iu Morrow.
Grant and Gilliam counties.
Rector J. W Heppner, Or.-Horsea. JO 01
left shoulder. Cattle, o du right hip.
SDicknall. J. W 7i,.UDk. ... n
branded al ou left sh.,ulder; inn go in Morrow
county. u"
Dailiug. C t ; Heoonnr. 014. 1-.1
on left shoulder; cattle same on left hip
bwaggun. It. F Lexiugtou. Or.-Horses
with dash under 11 on iHr, .,.h ..,,iu u :.l
uash under it 011 right hip, orup off right ear and
waudled on right luud leg. Itange in Morrow.
Ullllumaud Umatilla couutiea.
owaggan. a. ii rjiia. Or.-Horsea brands ' 1
on loll shoulder; ceitle same 011 left luu, Croti
on ear, wattle on left hind leu.
Biramlil W. K. llu....nu. ,1 ir . . .
J B on lei slide; cattle Js'011 ieft hip, swallow
furk in righ ear, underbit iu left. "w
bapp. Tboa., Heppuer, Or.-Horsea, 8 A Pes
left hip; cattl. same on left hip.
aliiru. James, Long Cnk. ur.-llorses. ua
ieft stifle auil over i ou left shoulder.
bhrier.Juhu. Fux. ur mi ...... . .
horsea 011 right hip; cattle, same,,,, rll,i l,.
crop tt right ear and under bit iu left r. IU,,
in urant c-ouuty.
Bmith Broe. busanville, Or. Horses, branded
a. L. uu ahoulder; cait.a, ameoul.ft ahoulder.
DOUirOH. jHmMM Arli,,.,,.... Ik- . 1 ..... . .
u . ,.7. , , vi., uorses uranuea
Jbouleft abouiiler: oati a tlm ui,. .1
waddle. Itange in Morrow and Uiliian, m,
btepheua. V. A.. llAni,nM . ...
right stifle; cattle u, nzonul L on the light side
bteveuaou, iun, A. J.. limmn.r tir ,.,. M
on nghl in. ; swallow-fork in left ear.
bwaggart. G. w.. IIni,Ui. 11. u .. ..
lett should, ; oattle, 44 ou lefl bin.
Kiniii, k: b" I... .. ,
. ..uuk, ur. nuraes orauded
a crossed seven 011 left shoulder; cattle same ou
,0,1 Diue. niuige, uiuiam county.
Hperry. K. G, Heppner, Or. - Cattle tV C on
Eatthip, crop off right and ui.iIhpI.ii i lri
dewiup; horsea Vl t on leit shoulder. '
ihuuipsou, J. A., Heppuer, Or. Horsea. t on
left shiiulo r; cattle, i on lefl .iiuul,lr
ilUi,eta.S.T..I-.n.MriiriiiM.llr li..uu. ' ....,-.
slioulder.
luiuer It. W.. Hi.tii,i,Ms (I. S...H
uapiral T
mn biiouiuui. nurses; uattle
same on lefl inn
wun split in both ear..
.... ... . .w, r.-niirm orauded
H I connected ou lei I slide; she, p same braud.
I 1 rl II 41 1 1.. 11
yanderpooi, u, x Lena. Or:-ll,,r.. 11 v ,
liecleu ou riglit sboulder;caiUe, same uu right
Walbridae. Wm.. Heuonar Or. U.. n ,
ou Hie left shouider: ciutlH ui,,, . .... . :..,'..
orup off left ear and right tar lopped.
Wlleon. John Li.. Mwlum mu .
Homos branded J9 ou the left shoulder. ' iUuge
Morrow county,
Warren, W B. t 'aleb, Or-(ttle. W with quarter
oircie over it, ou left side, split iu riglil oar.
nurses same ora-m uu leit shoulder. UnUgein
Wood. F L. Davvill. Or Uu,rt ..n k
eftBtitle:on cattlK ' lri .i.i.
in left ear. Range in Urant countv.
W right, Bllas A . Heppner. Or. Cattle branded
W on tiie right hip. square orup oa right ear
.1(1 tfLyliLlD ICIC.
Waildc. Fraucifi. Mnnnt Vomnn f u.
oattle on lbs left hip. upper siW in he left
ear and uiider aittiMt in nt.t u i J
ou horeou tikU timaldwr. Huu in Hmmmr
and (4rtnt rvniiitv
Wade. Henry, Heppner. Or.-Horset biandad
? ."laie on leit slioulder and left In..
Cattle branded same on left side and left hin.
wells, A. a., Heppner, Or. Horsea, on left
shouider: chu e same.
Wolniiger, John, John Day City.Or-On horsas
three pMralJel bars on left ahoulder; 7 on uieeu
bum both wra. Kange in Urant and Alaiiiu,i
SOUIltiea. muiumr
Woodward. John. Heppner, Or. Horses, DP
oonnectod n left shouider.
Watkins, Ushe, Heppner, Or.-Horas branded
Clt connected on left stifle.
Wallace, Charles, Portland, Or. Cattle, W on
nght thigh, hoa in left ear; horses, W on hah I
shouiaer, sonv same on left shoulder
Whituer Bros Drewsy. Haniey connty, Or.-
hnVH tiimv;bArB on tt hip, boti, catUs iid
Williams, j O. Unirt:rMk OtwR.
ter circle oer three bars on left hip; cattle L
ai.d Klir id enrh mr Kanav in Hmut ...!
'D' A: A.. eppner, Or.-Horsea running & A
on shouider; ( attie, same on right hip
ioung. J. 8 t.j-oLry.tAr.-Hnrhmnrtev.
Young. W. A..
,, L . . , '
so left sials.
left ssamidsr