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' A few days ago at the end of the
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Mie foot diameter was loosely tied with
5no hundred feet of cable. ' Tho hands
luddenly noticed tho cable running
from the coil, and before any one could
euro It both pilo and cable were mov
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after a two-milo race they caplureii the
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pooned one of these llsh near San Caries
y, and, after towing tho steamer for
tonio time, the engine being reversed
mil pulling against him, they wore
tompt'lled to cut tlie lino to prevent
Jtdng carried on the S.umibol bar.
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BOOK
:cal laf
OF MORMON.
rinill-'ii of the Sorl
Its II Intcir
Kilowatts " 1 o
Out in Iowa u ii,
ism him apiwiivil,
Sun. Tin- i hiuvli
Saints is ip.v,' ohi ,
Hi'cesMnns ami r,eL:
has had t!i .Jhm--conlinfi-
to l!ri;.'ln;ii
'.", l.iinl i f .Miinnnn
.avs t!ii' Xi w York
i,i l'i. l..iU'i'-l)aj
Hull' !l 1,. J::iiLvn in
. 1 ui i.mnv rars it
iit''. i''"i;i;i' tie-
.t :i;--. i-l' :,uch at
had "soured on inn.
Younff iiud nil his
polypniiiv: 1ml tin1
sci'ins, now mo fm-i
I'U-.-y i'nnnni!ed
-. ptit'liv.iilurly
V.i
Imrnti's, it
iitl rojoctinn.
ull litter lvvekitioris, i'vcu Joseph
Smith's, iw iiioiT,vi)liiil. l.mnd theii
tlicoloiry on tho 1
Mormon anil the
Inv.'l; of the words oi
l!i. r prophets whose
hooks nro colli'.
The tinii' i:. ;m
faith, pnl;. 1 1 i lv
di'iiil, anil ii:, pi'.i
vv. turner Inn inline,
pi.riwr-:, fur primitive
I :'ii! ('.iiimi'f.1 if not
tlees (l::,k'()niitenaiicec
and disowned even by its former vota-
ries.
.Mormon was a prophet inspired, ac-
cording to the records attributed to him.
to write- ii n e.pij.'ndix to the Scriptures
Unlikr Mohammed, his actual exist-
cneo ns ti historic character is accepted
only by fione who are called after his
name. His work was written, Oi
gi-nven, nearly fifteen centuries ago on
thin metallic plates, about c ifrlit inches
long by seven wide, held together by
three rinj's. It was sealed up in the
year 4'.:u A. I)., and deposited on the
west side of a lull, ulonu- tho base at
which in the fullness of time, when
America should have been discovered
by Columbus, anil Do Witt Clinton
should lie uovernorof Xoiv York, n mnil
road was to run between the town of
I'lilmyra anil the village of Manchester,
The historical iiii'ormiit ion in this rcc-
ord, which comprises sixteen distinct
books, by dillt'ivnt persons, was of the
sort known us "important if true.
t'oot-l'riuts on the Path to Health.
Everyone needinir a doctor's advice
should read oue of Dr. Eoote's dime
piuupblets on "Old Eves." "Crniio."
"Kupture," "l'liiinosis," "Varicocele,"
Disease of men, Disease of Women, ami
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lllxby's Troorpt anil Tractlc.
"Do bo a little pationt with tho chil
dren, my dear," suid Mr. liixby to his
wifo when slip spoke sharply to them
for upsnt-ling her work-basket and send
ing its oontents all over tho floor. "Ito-
member that you were a child yoursolf
once, and themostobedient and p'oasing
childron are those who are rulod by love.
When they vex me I What in the
name of Moses do you mean, Wlllin
Ilixbv. bv deliberately sticking vour
foot into my Bilk hat? If that don't
boat any thing I ever heard o
fl Now
Imilr nf. t.lint. hnl. nil, 1 , b- lit IT.,
half.nnnf. IM 1.1,. vM f. th
... , , , ,
woousneu aim give you sucn a warming
up as you wouldn't forget as long as you
live! I ought to do itl It's the only
way to teach you young ones to behave
a little less liko a lot of hyenas! Now
you put off to bed without your suppor.
young man!"
l'Aopular Ciiinpetl tion.
Tbe publishers of the Ladies' Home
Vsgiiziiie preseu's its great Bible com
petition to the piiblio of America. This
competition closes on May 3t)lh, 18l3
il5 days thereafter being allowed for Id
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llrnsTloNs. 1. Which Ii the longest book in
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the longest vvrsvf i. The shortest?
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IXdltSlON TO ltTlYsMUK.
The Uniou TaoiUe will Ml ticket,
from Hcppner to lVitvsville, aud re'un.
ou the invasion of tbe Annua! Hiiudai
Hcluml Convention, Thursday, .lun 8 Ii
1803, ns follows: Adults, 50 oents; did
lireii-, 30 cents, nil excursuuiist to gi
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NERVE REVIVER
TO EDUCATE NEGROES.
Til Singular History of an
Holder's ilequest.
Ki-Slave-
Tho Stato Scliool Commissioner and
the Attorney-General, writes an Atlanta
((ia.) correspondent, were in consulta
tion tho other day in regard to securing
for tho purpose of negro education in
this State a sum of money that has lain
in tho Bank of England m-iiy years. It
is a logacy the history of which is very
singular.
Archibald McLean, a Scotchman, was
a prosperous planter in Chatham early
in the present century. His estate was
known as Uowrie, and on it he had a
larR" number of slaves. Ilis family in
Scotland was strongly opposed to
slavery. After his death and tho death
of his son and heir a certain interest in
the estate went to his brother, John JIo
Lcan. John McLean died at (ilastrow
July 3, ISliO, leaving a will that directed
tho application of half his interest in
n'3 deceased brother's Georgia estato to
"10 education of the negro slavos there
or thcir offspring as soon aa the laws of
Georgia should pormit tho education of
'bo slaves. Four prominent Savannah
merchants wore named aa -trus-
toc!J under the will, but declined
tl10 trust on the ground that
tho laws ' Georgia prohibited
tl10 education of slaves, and tho bequest
wtt8 therefore void. Tho sum involved
was a Utile over 355 pounds. Tho heirs,
ln vi(!w of the legal condition of tho
b'gacy in Georgia, attempted to secure
"le money, but the courts decided
!fainst them. Accordingly tho money
has been in charge of tho Hank of Encr-
land, and William Lloyd Garrison was
notill"d of tho facts to the end that when '
olrouinstances might ariso under which
tll3 money could bo applied according to
the terms of the will steps could be
taken for securing possession of it. I
After the emancipation of all slaves in
this country a son of Mr. C.arrison, who
nau found among his talker s papers a
memorandum on the matter, called the I
attention of the Ceorgia authorities to!
the legacy. Whilo tho Hank of Eng-1
1 l $
land is anxious to pay over tho monev Chicago, Oct 12, 1808. 1, , doc
ceive it, a letter to that effect having and at hor death asighd to which of her chil
just been received by the School Com- dren she may wish of the fumley this Property
missioner of Georgia, the dlfllculty is must ni)l be su'd or morgegod tiil the youngst
that the negroes f the (imvrie plaiita- , o -
tion have been scattered by tho war.
and there is no way of finding tlieit
heirs. Now the question is whether tho
bequest, which bus been bearing inter
est since ls;',(i, can be secured and de
voted to the general education of the
negroes.
82.-i.OOo in Pirmliinis.
Offered by Liuifett & Myers Tobacco
of Nr. Louis, Mi
lhe one guessing
",'rt the number of people attending
t-ait'si me nuuii
lie World's KHir
"riii a rair gets jn,i u mi. rue see
mi Kl.O(Kl.tK), eto. Teu Htar tobncoo
"'' V '.n EUMSS. Ask your
dealer for
pai iieuinrsor semi lor circular.
116 42
Hulls anil Thlr loung.
Every bird watches over and cares for
ler own nest, though tho numbers are sc
rrcat and the tumult so exeossive that It is
liftlcult to conceive how each gull can dia
'anguish her own spotted eggs, placod in the
niilst of so many others, exactly similar to
iie, shape and color; anil when at length
the young are hatched and are swimming
shout on the loch or crowded togother on
some grassy point, the old birds, as tlney
come home from a distance with food, fly
itti'uiijr mum uu'usanus or young ones
exactly similar to their own, without even
looking at them, until they find their own
Offspring, which, recognizing their pareutf
among ail the other birds, receive the mor
sel without any of the hungry little creat
uro around attempting to dispute the
prize, each waiting patiently for its own
parent, in perfect contldouce that its turo
will como in due season.
lie Had to Draw tlie Line.
A good story is being told ahout town ol
an old gentleman who has lived for years at
one of the Stamford hotels with hit family.
Beverul vears utro his elilcat duinrlitor. u-h
was mar. led, died. After a suitable timt '
the bcrcavi-u widower asked forthe hand I
of tho noxtilau)thur. Not long afterward i
be was left alone afrain, and ftKUia h
oiiK&t for the hunil of the third dauirhtei
of hit old friend. At lust, when he caiur
for the lourth, the old man exclaimed:
"c, take her; but, hang.it all, whemhe'i
(tone whafll you dol You can't havo th
old woman, too." -
l o (i.-t at the Kaels.
Ki'ltarilintf HihhI'b SarsspMrills, ask the
lieople who tskeB this niKlioine, or n ail
ihe If slim. minis often published in this
imper. Tliy will oertainly ooiivinoe
yon that llooiVs Sarsaparilla possesses
ii'ifqnnllt'd merit' a ml that HOOD'S
IThKS.
A IlKALTiirrb lliiN. Kleekner and
Sheldon now have on tap fine porter
aud are prdpared to (uruub "half and
half."
AS IT IS IN INDIA.
M AeHdeot to Hindoo and the Cons,
quanees It Entailed.'
The Indian papers report that some
time since, in the neighborhood of
Fyzabad, a man of the Ahir, or cow
herd caste, was carrying a young calf
home on his shoulders, when by some
accident it slipped down and broke its
neck. The Brahmins declared him to
be outcast and sentenced him to the
severest form of Hindoo excommunica
tion for six months. They further told
him that he could not hare committed
a greater sin than causing the death of
a cow, but, taking into consideration
that he was an uneducated man, they
had dealt very leniently with him.
During the period of excommunication
he was ordered to lead a life of
mendicancy and with a rope round his
neck and a portion of the calf's tail on j
his shoulders he was to perform pil
grimages to different Hindoo shrines. '
The members of his family were forbid
den to supply him with either shelter
or food under a penalty of undergoing
similar excommunication. The Ahir
recently returned to his village, but un
til the purification ceremonies are over
he must live in a temporary grass
thatched house which has been erected
for his residence. It remains for a man
of one of the lowest and most degraded
castes to purify him. A barber, after
shaving the delinquent and paring the
nails of his hands and toes, will make
over the hair and nails to the low caste
attendant, who will burn them and also
set fire to the hut. After this the" Ahir,
being covered with cow-dung, will take
a plunge into the river Sarju and. come
out purified, liut his troubles are even
then by no means at an end. After he
has feasted fifty llrahmins and one hun
dred oi his brethren he will De re
admitted into caste-fellowship.
It bhoald be in Every Honse.
J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg,
ra., says be will not be without Vr
King's New Disoovery for consumption
Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with Pneumonia af
ter an attack of "L8 Grippe," when vari
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otans bad done her no good. Robert
Barber, of Cooksport, Pa claims Dr
King's New Disoovery has done him
more good than anvthing be ever used
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TWO QUEER WILLS.
Onrlout Document! lor Which No Law
yer Would Assume Kespunslbility.
"Talking of queer legal documents.
laid an abstract man not a man in the
abstract to the Chicago Evening Nows
btory-Teller, "I have hero a truo copy
of a will which will, I think, hold uf
its neaa among even the product of doc
umentary freaks.
He fished into a pile of lotter-press
eopios as he spoke, and brought out the
following. The documont bears date of
January 2, 1872, and was proved in open
court April 5, 1873. It is recorded in
"Vol. 1 of Wills," page 184:
"First I give acd bequeath tp hwo I intuniS
10 marry, she Is the mother of myn Hon Wll
helm and expects an orthcr child. When th
child was horn and bod children shall live tc
the eage of 31 years tho shul divided equally
between them share and share alike. Also )
give and bequeath to my wife a:i householf
furniture beds one gray cow and received b
nerinneuor aowcr: I glvo and devise to m
heirB and assigns all that parcel of land a
house situate and eto. ; Lot No. 3 in Block
the subdivlsiowaiide by the Hlue Island Laud
ana ttulldlng Company known as Washing. on
Heights as Recorded in the Recorder's oftlce
or cook county, ill., in Book 1V0 of Maus,
page viv.
"It is further understood that mv wifo
aforesaid have the house and all tho household
furniture, one gray cow, tho whole premmisses
by appoint sole executrix of this my lust will
ror me use oi herself and children whom I here
Bud testament. (Si?ncdi
"Legally tho instrument is not strona
enough to stand," said tho abstract
man- wiU be noticed that where
the property is described the spelling is
"H right. That is accounted for by tho
apparent fact that it Is copied from tho
deed. Ho went too far, however, and
when he wrote: ! give and devise to
my heirs,' he also added 'and assigns.
which moans nothing, and consequently
uesiroys me value oi tno Instrument,
"As an oxample of poor orthography
this one is a daisy," and tho following
was produced:
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The attention of our readers is called
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paper. They offer to send their charm
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is senlrce, as a premium, 200 varieties
or choice tlower seeds, also a packet of
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most liberal, aud our readers should take
atlvnotage of it.
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It can be given in a glass of beer, a cup
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HEPPNEE. tf OREGON
LEGAL ADYEilTISEMENTS.
Notice of Intention,
TAND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
J May 25, wr.i. Notice is hereby given that
the following-named settler has filed notice oi
hiB intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore J, W. Morrow. Countv Clerk, at Hepmier.
Or., on July 7. 1HM. viz.:
THOMAS J. ANDREWS,
Of Hnrdman. Homestead Application No. 25.12,
for the SE'4 of sec. HO and WW NEU of Sec.
81, Tp. fiH., R. aiKWM.
He names the following witnesses to nrove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz.:
James W. Wv and. Char es H. llullis. Charles
Coleman, all of Hardmau, Or.: Ueorge E.
Wright, of Lone Rock, Or.
131-141 . John W. Lewis, Register.
Notice of intention.
I AND OFFICE AT THE DALLES, OREGON,
J May 2f, lfsiW. Notice is hereby given that
the following-named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final nroof in sunnort of
his claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Or., on July8. lHf3,vU.:
MILTON E. BROWV.
Of Heppner-. Homestead Application No. 2fi70,
for the N', NE and N!i NWi of tiec. 3, Tp. 5
3, R2HEWM.
He names tho following witnessed to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said lauu, viz :
James M. Hayes, H. P. Long, Issnc C. Large,
Albert MatteBou, all of Heppner. 0(.
wi-m john t. lewis, uegieter.
Notice of intention.
I AND OFFICE AT LA GRANDE. OREGON
J May 22. 18!).'i. Notice Is herebv iriven
that the following-named settler has tiled notice
of hiB intention to make final nroof In suurHirt
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the County Clerk of Morrow Countv, Or.,
at Heppner, Oregon, on June W h, is;i;l." viz.:
HARRISON WEBB.
Hd. No. 5S47 for Lots 1 and 2 Sec. SO. and Lots 3
and 4 Sec. 19 Tp. 2 S. R. 2S, E. W. M.
He names me louowing witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence uoon and cultivation nf.
said land, viz.:
Isaac Fhltuis. Trov Phiims. TIenrv Jntien nnd
W. E. Straight, all of Heppner, Oregon.
iw-hu A. cieaver, Register.
Notice of intention.
rAND OrFICE AT LA GRANDE, OREGON,
May W. tm. Notice In h nhv irivnn
that the followinir-named pttlprhnn HI mi! noffio
01 ins inu'uuon ro make nnai proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof w ill be made
before the Countv clerk nf Mi
at Heppner. Oregon, on June 17, IM13, via.:
aiAritir.w ci-Av SMITH.
He names the following tt ltnoK' tn nrnvhli
continuous resideuce upon aud cultivation of,
said land, viz.:
Elmer Gentry. Joseph Nelson, W. E. Straight,
Troy Phippi, all of Heppner. Or.
a. LLwr.n, itegistcr.
Notice of Contest.
8. LAND OFFICE AT LA ORANDE, OR.,
Anril 2-1. tsi3. i:oini,lHint hnvlm. huun
U.
entered at this office bv Charles Oirilvy sssftist
Ailolphui A. antrer. for atsimloiilnir Kis hoine.
stesd entry No. 44it7, dated .Msv i!. lxsii. np,tn ttie
'i SKi See. it, sml SW'i, sh'u sec
4. Tu. 0. 8 R :t! E. W. M. in rnotlll.
Or., with a view to thecaneellstloniif ..,.'
the said tarties are herebv siinimoneti to siiHsr
at theotheeol Will c. !-limson at I'ilot Kovk
oreKon, on the lMh day oi June, l.vi;;. ai ni
v i-iw m. ,u re.iHuio ann o r lsn teatin,n,,T
concerning said s)lK'd alwurioliinent, to lie
isiM at tlie Imal ncariiis; In tins olhce on Julr
5, 1MB, at ten o'clock a. in.
It ii further onieni tliAt this nir. u anr,..,.i
by pulilli-ation lor four consecutive weeks and
by IHislini; umiii tlie land s, iu l'nl!ei states
I-aud cases; said notice twins published iu the
Ileppner Gazette, at llefipucr. tiretcon.
!!; A. C. McCi.ku.ind, Keeelver.
notict of Intention.
LAND OFFICE AT THE DALI ES. OREGON
May 4, :i& Notice i heretiy given that
the following named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make filial priad in support of
his claim, and that said proof v,MI he made he
fore J. W Morrow, l ouiily clerk, at tioppuer
Or., oil June 28. 1. Hi:
AKTtll'K STErilEXS,
Of Ilanlman. nr., Ileclaratorv ststetnent Vo
7m7, for the SEv. SWi,, m, Sei, and .Nttw
eK", oi fee ai. 1 p 4 S. R. lew M
He names the lolloulng wlliie.se. to prove hi"
roiittuuouB residence ujiou and cultiiatioll of,
, laiKi, , is.
MI!l,ih; . H,W!"; r .; K.i Mon Uud and
John A. Adami, of Hardman. Or.
Johh W. Uwts, Regitter.
,ncrw tpwltf. curltT lh. .
" ... "
ST1I n maa act on us liver, lille Menus ssyj.
FARMERS
Administratrix Notice.
Estate of Cornelim Drltcoll, Dwased.
NOTK E IS HKHEBY (JIVEN THAT LET-U-rs
of administration on the estate of Cor
nelim DriBcoll, di-cettit d. were granted tn the
undersigned on the loth day of May, 18M3, by
the prodate court of Morrow county.
Ail (.erwoiiB having clttiint ajrainHt paid estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance, at the oftce of Ellis, Dawson A Lvoua. In
He.pner, (r , within six month after the date
of ttiii notice or thev shall be forever barred.
Tula loth dny of May, iws.
26-34
Administratrix.
Notice.
LT 6- LAND OFFICE, THE DALLES, OR.,
j April -.'7. 1M. Complaint having been
entered at this office by Aaron Kove. of Morrow
Co. aminst John K Allen for abandoning hil
HomecteMd Entry No. 4ir.'i. tiated Dec iy, ltyi,
upon the Mi, stt-tioii 27, Township 1 N, Range
2i K, in .Morrow County Oregon, with a view
to the cancellation .f aul entry, the said
parlies are hereby summoned to appear at thin
otticeon the 24 day of June, WM at 10 o'clock
A.M., to respond and turnish testimony con
cerning said alleged abandonment. Frank
Kellogg V P., is authorized to take testimony
in thi case, at 10 a. M. June J7, lb'Jd at his
ollice in Hcppucr Or.
I'-io-Wa John W. Lewis, Register.
Notice of Intention.
T AND OFFICE AT LA GRANDE, OREGON
ij April '21, IMtit Nulioe is hurebr given
that the following-named settler has tiled notice
of bit, intention to makt final proof In. support
of bis claim, aud that said .proof will be made
before the County Clerk of Morrow County. Or.
at Heppaer, or., on June 10. lws, viz:
Geokor William DuksN.
D. 8. No W.n:i. for Lot 1 and the KH NEM. Sec
o, aud S Wii N WJj, Sec. 4, Tp. 5 8, It 21) E. W.
M.
He names the Following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Sam Tyler and Harve Tyler, of Ileppner Or.,
Charles Long, of Galloway Or., Fremont
Sprowles, oi Vinson Or.,
A Cleaver, Register.
Notice of Contest
US. LAND OFFICE AT LA GRANDE, OR.,
April k-A Complaint having been
entered at this ollice by '1 hoi. E. Parker ajjainut
Joseph N. i-Mihtre for abandoning bis homestead
entry :(, Dated Oct. is, 1KH7, for the E N ,
NVU NW teec. l!i and sE'i 8W4 Sec. IS, Tp. 6
S, R :)2 E. W. M., in Umatilla county, Oregon;
with a view to the cancellation of said entry,
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at the othce of Will C. stimsuti, in Pilot Kock,
Oregon, on the 17th dny of June, 1893, at 10
o clock a. m., to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment, to be
used at the fiiml hearing in this ollice on the
17th dHy of July, l&ya, at lOo'clock a. m.
It is further ordered that thiB notice be served
by publication for four consecutive w eeks in the
Heppner Gazette, published at Hcppner, Ore
gon, arid by posting on tho land as in United
Mates Land cases. A. C. AIcCi.ei.land.
122-&; Receiver.
STOUh BRANDS.
While you keop your subscription paid up yru
can keep your brand in f reeof charge.
Allyii. T. J . lone. Or. Horses 01 on left
sllimlder; cattle ame on left hip, under bit on
i. ei, uiu uppuruivon me leit; range, Mor
row county.
Armstrong;, J. C, Alpine. Or.-T with bar nn
r ,". 1 shonlder of horses; cattle saiue
Allison, 6. D., Eicht Mile. Or. -Cattle brand,
ODon left Inp and horses same brand on riuht
shoulder. Ranife. Kittht Mile.
Adkius, J. J Heppner, Or. Horses, JA con
t.ctecl on leit Hank: cattle, sameon left hip,
Ayers, Johnny, Lena, Or. Horses branded
tnauirie on lett hip: cattle uniiie on right hiw
also crop off richt ear and npper bit on same.
Bailliolmnew, A. Alpine. Or. Horses
branded 7 fc, n either slionlder. Kange in Mo -row
county.
Uleakiuan, Goo., Hardman, Or. Horses, a hag
oideft shoulder: cattle same ou riKht shoulder.
bannister, J. W., Hnnlman, Or.-Cattle brand,
ed I H on left hip and thigli: split in each ear.
Uronner, Peter, ho. seherry Oregon-Horses
branded P B on loft shoulder. Cattle sama on
right siae
linrke. M 8t 0, Long Creek, Or-On cattle,
MAY connected on loft hip, crop off left ear, un!
der half cron off right. HorBes. same brand on
lotfl shoulder. Kange in Grant and Morrow
eounty.
Brosman, Jerry, Lena, Or.-Horses branded 1
n right shoulder: caltle H on the left side.
Left ear hnlf croi a id right ear upper slope.
Karton, Wm i s ,pner, Or. -Horses, J B on
right tlngu. cattle, same on right hip: split in
each ear. '
Hrown, Isa, Leiington, Or. Horses IB on the
nglit ntltle; cattle same on right hip; range. Mor
row county.
Brown, J .P Heppner. Or. -Horses and cattle
branded B with oi-yoke above on left shoulder,
Hrown, J. C, Heppner. Or.-Horses, circle
witlidotinc.H teron left hip; cattle, same.
... vtt. ,'iukoii. norses iv bar
oyer it, on the left shoulder. Cattle same on left
hip.
Boyer, W. G.. Heppner, Or.-Horeee, boi
brand ot r:g,, hip cattle, same, with split in
each ear.
liorg. P. O.. Hennnnr Or IT,, ran. D D 1-e.
shoulder; cattle, same on left hip. '
Bn.wnlee, W. J., i'ox.Or-Cattle. JB oopneoted
on left side; crop on left ear and two split mid
middle piece cut out on right ear; on horses same
Grant county, ' '
Caisner VVarren, Wagner. Or.-Horses brand
edOnn light stifle; caltle (three bars) on
right ribs, crop aud split in each ear. Kange in
Grant and Morrow counties.
l ain u., l aleb.Or.-Y t) on horses on left stifle
U With ouarter circle nvpr It n lar, di.....i.i..-
and on left stifle on all colts under 5 yearn; ou
loll shoulder only on all horses over 5 years. All
range in Grant county.
Clark, Wm. H., Le, a. Or. -Homes WHC con
nected. on left shoulder: cattle same on right
. lia:uee Morrow and Umatilla counties.
Cate, ( has. K Vinson or Lena, Or. Horses
H c on right shoulder; oattle same on right hip.
Itauge Morrow and Umatilla counties.
tacll, Wm., Douglas. Or.; horses JC on lof
shoulder: caltle sumo nn lfi hi X....iJi '
each jaw and two b.ts in the right ear.
Curl, 1. H John Lav. Or.-Double cross on
each hip on cattle, swallow fork and under hit
in right ear, Bplit in left ear. Kange in Grant
county. Un sheep, inverted A aud spear point
on shoulder, kar niarko.i ewes, cron nit lft OUr
puuehed upper bit in right. Wethers, crop iti
right and under half crop in left ear. All ranau
iu Grant couutv. '
Cook, A. J.,Lena,Or.-Hor8es. BOon rightshonl
aei. I sltle, same on right hip: ear mark squaw
square
... .... i ouu ouin in nglit.
Cumn. K. Y., Currinsville, Or.
left suile.
Horeee, on
Cox id. B., Hardman, Or.-Caitle, C with
in center: horses. CK on left "up.
Cochran. H. K.. M.innm.,.i r;nn. n.. .-- .
Horses bianded circle witi, ha, ulu,ii X iA.
shoulder: cattle same brand on both hips, mark
, ,, . e; eoie niiu uewiap.
( liaiun, H., Hardman, Or.-Horses branded
- on right hip. Cattle brauded the same.
Dickens. Lbb Horses braided with three
tineo for on left si ihe Cattle aa ne on left side.
Doonaa. win., Heppner, Or.-Horses brauded
u w"h bar over them, on left shoulder: cat
tle same on left hip.
Douglass, W. 41 .Galloway, Or. Cattle. R Don
right side, swa low-fork in each ear; horses, R b
on left hip.
Douglas, O. T., Douelaa, Or Horeee TD on
the tight Btifle; cattle same on right hip.
Duncan, VV . P., John Day.Or. -Quarter circle
on right shoulder, both on horses aud cattle,
liaiige Grant county.
r.iy, J. o, o: Bons, Douglas, Or.-Horses brand
1 fc.Ll on left shoulder, cattle aama on lfi
Hliuuider, cattle aanie oq lefi
bip. bole ir rittlit ear.
Elliott.
W fifth.. liftirmAP Or
DiamoLd on
risjiii miuuiiipr.
meiy, I . fcj., Hardman, Or.-Horees brandt-d
L lifverised t wiihtaiJion left shtiuider; cat-
ntTH.Hiwvn mmi nip. nange in Aiurrow cinmty
riecK, jacKKti, tieppuur, Or. WorHtw. )
wuuwjiw un .-mm Bnouiuer; oattle same nn
riKiit hip Earmark, hula in right and croti
ott left.
I-h. run ce. L. A.. IloDDner. Or. Tatti. I.P ..
nght hip; horse if with bar under on right
Hurence. 8. P. Heppner. Or Horeee, F ou
riRtit nhui Ide. ; cattle. F on ri(fht hip or thitrh.
t- rench, (JeorK, Heppner. Or.-Cattle branded
Wb.with bar over it. un left Hidn: rmi. nil Uit
ear. Htretb, mme brand on luft hip.
iay, Henry, Meppner, Or. OA If on loft
Oilman-French. Land and Lire Stork Cn
on. wi.-iiut, nucuor o od len Biiouider; Tent,
m.. uu gimr, V ULLit", Nil lie on OOin DlpB'
ear UmrkR. Croii nff risrhr nnr and nn.lut-Kit ;n l..t
llange iu Oiliiaui, Urant, Crook and Morrow
Willi Wfst.
Oeiitry, F.lmer, Echo, Or. Hones branded 11
. with a quarter circle over it, on left Btitle
tiiuiKe in Mornw and UmatilUcoQiUie.
(jiltHtwr, J.t'., I'mine l iiy. Or. On hum,
O-o on left ehuuidt-r aud stine; cattle, od right
sit it. iiuif in Orant count.
hHes. lieu., LrfiiK, Or, hrand JH connected
with quarter eircl- over it, on lett ehtmlder,
Hiait A. H., Uidtre, Or. lattle. round-top
withquaner circi under it on tbe nght hip
Kantce in Morrow and Umatillaoountiea.
Huiton 4 Jeuk, Hamilton, Or ttle, two bare
on either hip; crop in right ear and upht in left.
H ureee, J on right thigh. Kange in O nm t county .
Hoghee. tSamnel, Wagner, Or "T" (T F L
connectedjon rjht hould,ron honwa; oncatUe
on right hip and on lett aide, swallow fork in
rinht ear and slit in left. Kange iu Huatack
district. Mom w county.
Hale. Muton, Wkguei. Or.-Horwni branded
-O- l. ircie with parallel taiia) on left ahoulder
t f tile Muue on left hip ; alo large circle on left
aide.
Hall Fdwin, John Day.Or. Cattle E Hon right
hip; nun same ou nght ahuuider. i:augeic
urant uounty.
HoWHlli- J f, ftllnne Os T
"toi un leit wde. Kanga in Morrow aad Cma-
Uii rountvv.
. Wughe, Mat, Heppner. Or-Home. anaded
'1
wuiuw;iiBiiH,vaiui
I l.i i A 1 . :
eHbip.
Nye, Oregon Horses.A H
onnn-cted. on left shoulder;
latueon the leit
hip, crop otl lett ear.
Humphreys, J SI. Hardman, Or. Horses, H on
lef flank
Haes, J. M., Heppner, Or. Horses, wineglass
on left slioiTldt,! cattle, same on right hip.
Huston. I.ulher, tilit Mile, Or. Horse Hon
the left sitou l,i,.r and lieart on the left stifle I at .
tie Hume n left hip. ..nire in Morrow eonnly.
Ivy. Alfred, Lonjr Creek, Or CntOe 1 Don
right hip, cropiitT left ear and bit ln right. Horses
same bnu:d ou left shoulder Kange u Grant
countv
Jui.kin. 8. M., Heppner, Or Horses, bursa,
shoe J on left shoulder. Cattle, the sams.
Kange on bight Mile.
Johnson, telix Lena, Or. Horses, circleT en
left stihe; cattle, same on right hip, under lud
crop in right and si, lit in left ear
Jenkins, D VV.,.m. Vernon,ur. J on horseson
left shonlner; o-i cattle, J on left hip and two
BiuiHjlh crops ou both eani. Kange in ll'ox and
Hear vall.-ys
henu, Mike. Heppner, Or. Horses branded
KNY ou lef: hip eal lie same and vrop off left
ir: under .liite .,n Ihe right
Kirk J T., Ileppner. Or. Horses 9 on left
shonhler; cattle, nn on lett hip.
Kirk. J C, Heppner. Or. Horses. 17 on either
uankiCBtlle 11 on right side.
Kirk Jesee, Ileppner, Or.; horse 11 on left
skonlder; cattle sameon light side, nuderbitoa
right ear.
Kumberland. W. G.. Mount Vemon. Or. I L on
caltle on right and left sides, swadow fork in lift
ear and umW Clop in right ear. Homes same
brand on left shoulder. Ita.ige in Grant countv.
Riienej Kli. Heppner, Or.- Horses J Land
ace of clubs on lefi stifle, iiaiige in Umatilla
and li'iuriiw counties
I galley. J W. Ileppner Or. Horses branded L
nil Aoulell shoulder; can le name ou left bin'
wattle over right ey three Bills in right ear.
Lof ten, Stephen, lot. Or. B L on left hin
on cattle, crop and split on right ear. Horses
ctunty loft "nolller. llange Grant
Lienalleni John W., L" - Or.-Horses
dS rf, .u"""" "'" J,Ltcohuectod on left shouj!
inuloii. """" U lel' uear
d,m'nk' HTK''- HepPDOT- Or.-Horses branded
double H coi.iiock .Sometiiuea called a
swing H, l)n lefl shoulder.
Markham.A. M.. Heppner, Or.-Cattle lar
Men le , side both ,,, cropped, and l"plitK
wuU; ou Mi hip- ltaDgB' k
HlT?- ?ecar' "oPi,n"r-"r--(''"e. M Dion
nght hip; horse M on lefl shoulder.
ir,?H"!. N- "efPner, Or.-Horses, M I
on lefl shouhl-. cattle same on left hi '
SlcCumber, Jas A, Bcho, Or.-Horses. M with
bar over on right shoulder. "
Mann H. B , Lena, Or.-Horsos-old mares ZZ
shoulder b'P1 ,OU" hUjCk- 6maU 12
Mortran. TIkm-. Uannnas . .
righHhighhOU''Jer,ma Mi "-tSt Ton
Mitcliell. Oscar, one, Or.-Horses, 77 on rigid
hip; oattle. 77 on right side. " '
McUaren, D. G., Brownsville, Or.-Horses
mT to"', ;'""'hh.r. catUe. Al"on hi a '
McKern W. J. Muiu Vernon. Or-Xl on oattl.
on right hip, crop iu right ear. half crop m lo t
same brand ou horsts ou left hi,, . H.nPfn!i:
Ka"ne in tiraut
UVU l-l..
M T - -J TV .
eHSlcHSleivhG8V T6 nnd," 'ft'tX
MtMaley, G. V., Hamilton, Or. On Hon
with half circle under on left shoulder; on C
in
..'"I1 an'uhler: oattle same on both hius.
..uiujaB, c, niiverton, Or. liorsea nwaim
le I . thigh; ca.tle. same on left b p ' r01 ' u
Oliver. Jmtmli i an.or it;,.. .
on left h,p; on l,rscs,'sun,eon' JeftAC!
iu Grunt cinintv
uer, t-erry. liexiugton, Or. P O
on left
Olp, Herman, Prairie City. Or.-On nnrti t
niiESSS"-
pi . e' i!'rh m left ear, right oronnnil 'M
on lef t hip. Kange n tight Mile! 0r"Pped-
. V''KTi',klf'e '' Le3ti"K'n, Or.-Hor-ee brand
e L (L L coiineoied) , left shoulder ; rattle
?,e, f'siltfI"'- Uul"!6' """w cj"t,y.
riper, j. a.t Ijeiiiijftuu, t)r. Hnrh .1 tr
uS!heari"le'"
left hip, upper slope in left ear and slip in Lie
Powell, John T.. DayviJle, Or Horses J V non.
nee ed on loft shoulder. iiluk Si
lel I ip, two under half crops, one on eaohW
l kaVdder.lhoatVK",B4Gra''tco
lliiaard, G. D., Canyon City, Or. J' C on left
shoulder, on horses only, kukb Canyon eek
and Hear valley. Grant county. l"u'OB "
Hood. Andrew, Hardman, Or.-Horses, sonars
onj- with quarter-circle over it on left stifle.
Kice, Dan, Hardman, Or.; horses, three panel
worm fence on lefl shoulder; ca:tle, DaS JS
right shoulder! Kange uear Hardman.
lefi"l.l:,o5r'"'' ,leP,PUM. Or-Horses, plain V on
l ,, u' T U"UIS' "m,e brHI"1 reversed Ci
Bill oJinS" tt ngl,t " ltw""' in Mo"
Kush Bros., Heppner, Or. Horses branded 31
on the right shoulder; cattle, IX Tthe Wt n,p
crop oil lett ear and dewlap on neck. Kange fc
"if ",W adjoining counties. " "
Kust, William, Pendleton, Or.-Horses 11
Kange Morrow coulity" D m"-
lioyso, Wm. ii Dairyville. Or-Hlt connected
P on cattWnStp
aud ciop off right ear and split in left. Horses
same brand on left shoulder. Kange in Morrow
Grant and Gilliam counties. Morrow
lluou.r. J. W., Heppner, Or Horses TO
left shoulder. Caltle, VjOn right h
Spicknall, J. W., 'Goosaberry, Or-Horses
cr.ty "h"UWeri
.,ZUf Cn UePPD,er. Or-Horses brandlB
on leit shoulder; oattle same ou left hip
bwaggan, H. h., Lexington. Or -Horses
with dash under it on left stifle oattle H with
wai dled on right hind leg. Kange iu Morrow
Gilhamand Lmalilla couuties "orrow,
bwiiggart. a. L., EIl. Or.-Horses brande-' i
un lell shou der; eel tie same on left hio Croc
on ear, wattle ou leit hind leg P "
htraight w . K, Heppner, Or.-Horses shaded
J 6 1 on lei stillejiMltleJbou, f.
fork in ngh eai. uu.lerhit iu loft: ' "w,Ulow
Wipp, llios., lleppuer. Or Hiinu. H s a
lefl . hip; cam. same on lefi hip ' 8 A P on
'"'"""- "verLVleTt'saidr6'- 0n
norses on right hip; CHtt,u, Mme 0u right hm
Lr'Sra!!treo'lrvttr 0"dur " iSiStt
QurbeH onnKht tup; cattle, same on riuht. v
H.t'o!', sridit'a0 nI?:?r8hbra??ed
Bwagaart. G. W. ..... ,i?",Sar' "
left siioum. ; cattle, 44 in lef t hip. ' oa
tunitn, fc. t. Lok liuck, ur. H.7,rs. k.j
acrosevenon lef, shoulder; oattle ia
lett side, hange, Oiluam county aameou
hperry. L. G. .Ileppner, Or. - Cattle W C on
letl up. crop off right and uuderhit in lett yea?
Uewlap; horses v c on ieft shoulder. 3
ihoinpson, J . A., Heppner, Or.-Horses t on,
lett shulo, r; eaitio, z OIi let't fij' ' tt
-'"Gr.-HerMs,. Con left
, ,, V"rf; w-: opener, Or.-SmaH caDital T
leit sliouldei, horses; caule same Ton lifthii
with split in boil, ears. lett tup
ihomuiu, li. 41., lune, Or.-Horses branded
b 1 counecied ou i,tt sutte; sheep asie bSSd
Vaniierpool, H. T.. Lena, Or;-Hr,, HV oo'i
nected ou ruht hoular;UBttle. ol rht
Walbridiie, Wm.. Heppner. Or. Horses IT r
on die leit shouider; clllle Mme S. ?iht hip
crop oil left eai and right ear lopped! P'
Wilson, John y Ualem or Heppner, Or -
Warren, w B. ( aleb, Or-Cattle, W with Quarter
circle over it, on ieft as. split iu rigwfia?
Su7cu,S.bn'l'd '6U "h""
Wood. F L. DnwiiiA nu . .
left .tine; on cattle'. on left ."0" b?t
in left ear hangs i Urant county. '
and split in leit. " "
W allace, i rancis. Mount Vemon.Or-fjqnareon
IZll ".J1"""1" ''"t" h left
01, horses on nglu shoulder, hauge ia tiuaa
ana I. rant couutv. ' .
n ado, lleury. Heppner. Or. Hom hr.nj
ace uf spauee on leit shnuldnr .iui lr.
allla brauue.1 same on left sine and lefl hipT
w ells. A. o.. heooner. Ur.-Un. '7..
shoulder: can same.
V oitmger. John, John Day City, Or On nomas
Oiree parallel Oars on ieft shonider; 7 on sneeT
bit in boiu ears. Kange in Grant and JuS
eounuea. amuer.
Woodward. John. Rennnnr n o ....
oonneeusl on lett shoulder. ' ur
n atauis, usbe. Heppner, Or.-Horses branded
Ch couuecteo on left stitia. "'aufiea
W allace, Charioa. I'oni.,,,1 rw
rja-nia.igti.Uo.. in left ear; bonsai VV on naht
sliouloer, in. uneon leftstouol-r
Kniiuer Broe. ilrew,,, tluru, ctj 0. .
HWdTia.'d.BC'' " uhW
cla over .l,r." " .'I "?V"r--VllSitsr
r three umoBbh hip, bouIcalUe IL'd
nange Grant county,
ins, J o. Cant 1 r.k f
Dorses.
Vl illiams,
sss cu ele over ilov. ,.n r'..",' , . quar
and slu in each er Uu,,Si
Hang m tinuil canity.
V ten, A. A.,
T-..J. ';:,"Zr.'Zn'- "'-Hor. branded
ssttissams sa test s ids. ssassldss
Hardisty. Albert.