BOHEMIA
NUGGET.
Howard & henry,
ITfprltor.
'C J. IIIAVAWir, .... fdlmr,
Uill W.IIUNRY, - Auoctef IMItor
nd llmlrwn nunuitr.
" rStiUrelut th iDntnfllr nt OnllHKe'cOrove,
tftegim MfeiXHKl Clmll muf'.er.
tulrrtlptiiii prl-e.I.nn, In mltiinr..
iHrtlliiR Itulcw limi'n known upon
illcntln.
;T)II9 I'AlT.ll llirtonUI;
IHMMkliiR rtwtw'Wn, Ohlllrinifn. where run
tlvMo ft mlvtf tMuir wn fcommlo lor It.
rX Ik ij. PraVt'n
Morntmtu Ux-
."l'ViAY, May a jo2.
Tim REIDIU.ICAN TICKUT.
Conjtrtmlonat.
if- "br HemhM Comtrw, Kurt Mat.
, T1IUB. H. TUMiUri
SUte.
(rnvenior W. J. KuruiMi, of l'enllo
tnn. Fuprtme Jiulte-R. . Bcn, of Eu.
BWlrT of State-F. I.' Dnntmr. of
Awtef hi.
. HUlcTreimirw- CKMoan, Klmth,
rati.
1 Attornor Omcriil A. M. Cnfnl. nt
'' 8tterrlnt-J. R. Whitney, of Al-
HiipOTlntenilentof Public Inntruit Ion
J. II. Arkrmn, of rortUml.
. County.
Penntnr
11 W. KtryKBNDAUEnswnc.
Ivetrwntitlf
I. T. HARRIS. Biwene.
J. M. HIIKLLRY. ElwrlHi.
I. N. UPWARDS, Junction.
Clerk
K. C. t.KE, Junction.
nhorlH .
A. J. JOIINSOS.CrMBeM.
CummUsicmer
II. D. BDWARD6, Springfield.
TreaMirfr
GK4). F. CRAW, Eupmc.
Awr-Mor
I), p. tlURTO.V, CottuRC CroTC.
Surveyor
C..M. COLLIER, Eugene.
Coroner
UK.C. 11. M.NU. Eugene.
A 0001) MOUSti (IRHiniJI)
KBi'UHLICAN SPUAK12RS
WIlONIiSDAY.
Tnn
benator Pulton Made an nblc Address,
For several days the republicans
or this city have been looking for
ward to the day when V. J. Fur
nish. rcpnlilicRii nominee for gov
ernor, and party would arrive and
entertain those who ire uf rcpubli
onn faith.
The party was booked to sWHk
at Martin's hall at tu o'clock
Wednesday and in order to make
the date they were obliged to take'0"'
the morning freight train from Iiu iCoTTAOKOKovnlNVKSTMitSTCo. -
gene and, as is usually the case on The Cottage Grove Investment
such occasions, it was late, not j Co. was nrg.inii'.vd in this city Inst
getting here much before 1 1 o'clocl . week, with the view of handling
Notwithstanding, a large crown i real estate, mines and mining
FOR 8.U.H.- Pji,TI?IJ
A number of fine yearling Colts-! kjU'jk
wool ducks lor saie inquire oi i.
O. McFarl.md.
llKitT Hakyk 1)kai.
" Bret llattc, the American au
thor died in London Tuesday ft out
hemorrhage of the throat.
Admiral Sampson- Oiks.
Roar Admiral Sampson dlednt
Washington Tuesday forenoon
lie has been ailing for some time
and his death was anticipated.
KxwMixiKo Locations
The "Can-Can" claim has re
cently been located in the liohciniii
District by II D. Knox, "Ilnuehy
Kouchy" by A. 1 Churchill and
the "layman" by Frank I.. Moore
and locating is still going merrily
To Ho Located Near Cottage (lroo
lite Centre ()( the Mining Dis
trict of Western Oregon.
WORK COM.MUNCUS ON RAILROAD. I
1
Ate exceptional Values: A
one inch wide ami clusters i
Dainty piece ol lucking so Incites six iiitv-(if Inserting
s ofembtolilcry tucks ofthrce tucks each Jjjtl.iSft yl
' fl V ) '1 V'lPI i inch YuckliiK-5 row liiscrihiR. .10 rows heintltch ucks-n ft
ll) lM,'U l l til 'I ve.y neiil pattern at 7octs a v.ml. Allover Luces In whltu only nt !;
40c to 60c n yard Fiubiuldcry Allovei exceptionnl valuesvery desirable patterns nt 70c toy 1.00 yd
8
Will He Pu.hrd RpMly to Completion ntr
Ul Now oit llaml mn& Preliminary
, Wo ik Ot'iinn l.nt MunJ..
iiiifii, wnm
was still 111 waiting The band
was out and discoursed good mu
sic both at the depot and at the
hall. The party was composed of
I W. J. Furnish, for governor; J. II.
I Ackcrman. for state school super
intendent; A. M. Crawford, for At
torney General, and J. R. Whit
ney, for stale printer; while .Male
Senator C. W. Fulton, of Astoria
5 was the speaker of the day.
s, Upon the meeting being called to
urirer, w. j. ruruisu was iniro
iluced and made a short statement
of his policy, strictly to the point,
in winch he demonstrated that he
is, as his ardent admirers claim for
him, a clear-cut, progressive busi
ness man, able to handle the oues-
tions of state that are sure to come
to the hand of the executive office
of Oregon.
Mr. hurtush was followed by Mr.
Ackcrman, who made a short talk
along the line of education. Mr.
Ackermati is a thorough scholar
3&$$$$i?s$ss$essse$se and has speut many years of his life
in the interest of the work in Ore-
Get a copy of the "Pacific Miner"
of May 1st, which contains a write
up of Cottage Grove & Bohemia
and an excellent halt tone cut of
our little city, and send it to some
eastern friend.
Geo. Chamberlain, the "good
fellow" candidate for governor on
the democratic ticket, will be in
the valley this week, according to
the announcement from democratic
headquarters. His plan is to ig
nore national politics in this cam
paign and to attempt to hoodwink
the people on "state issues." But
the voters of Oregon have not been
in the habit of picking upon "good
fellows" just because they are good
fellows and elevating them to the
responsible and dignified office of
governor of their commonwealth.
Neither can they be led to ignore
national politics for republicans
realize too well "as Oregon goes so
goes the country." Ashland Tidings.
Memorial Services.
Memorial days May 25th and
30th, 1902, will be observed by
Smith and Ord Posts, also Ladies
of the G. A. R. Circle at Cottage
Grove in following program: Ladies
of.Circle, Civil, Cuban, Confeder
ate and Indian War Veterans, will
meet at City Hall on Sunday, May
25th at 10 o'clock a. m. aud march
to C. P. church, where the rever
end Mr. Beck will deliver the me
morial sermon. On May 30th the
procession will form at City Hall
nt 10 o'clock a. tn. All old sol
diers, school children and civic or
ganizations are cordially invited to
take places in the procession and
march to cemetary west of town
where they will go through the
usual memorial ceremonies and re
turn to town to reassemble at Mar
tin's Hall at 1:30 o'clock p. m.,
where Mrs. Wands, Past President
of Ladies Circle will deliver the
memorial address. The committee
respectfully ask that the business
houses be closed, also properly
draped during our exercises on the
3tb. .
G, W. McRkynolds, Chairman
of Committee.
gou, and the ideas he advanced
were well received by those who
heard him.
Hon. A. M. Crawford was then
introduced. He also made n brief
talk, owing to lack of time, but it
was to the point; and he did not fail
to touch strongly upon the initi
ative and referendum plank in the
republican platfotm which he
highly recommended, admonishing
every man who during itsshort ex
istence, followed in the rank of the
populist party, that inasmuch as
that was one of their cardinal
features, it now became their duty
to vote the republican ticket.
Senator Fulton was easily the
speaker of the hour. He is a good
orator and is forceful in his presen
tation of facts. He defended the re
publican platform, aud spoke for
the entire ticket, realizing that
only to the republican party can
the people look for sound and sub
stantial policy, and a continuation
of our present prosperous condition.
The 1.55 train took the visitors
to Harrisburg where they held an
afternoon meeting, and one in the
evening at Junction.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The city council met at the hall
Tuesday evening and granted J. E.
, Ostrander also Wheeler & Phillips
permission to build frame additions
to buildings on Main street. Also
Dr. Wall permission to build a
veneered brick and Jenkins and
Lawsou a frame business block on
Main street.
The recorder was instructed to
prepare an amendment to ordinance
No. 34 which fixes fire limits, to
give the council power to give a
permit for any kind of a building
on Maiu street.
Recorder was also instructed to
prepare nn ordinance granting
wampbeii oc Alexander and W. H.
Dennis franchise for erection of
poles and wires for telephone line.
Bids of Griffin & Veach and
Wynn Hardware Co. for city
plumbing read and that of the for
mer accepted.
It was recommended that no
more street lights be established
during the summer.
Bills were allowed as follows:
IVynn Hdw. Co. $8.75. Electric L.
Co. $136.00, Griffin & Veach $8.93
J. M. Durham $6.50, Bert Nunii
$10, J. E. Young $8.75, Nugget
$5, H. E- Underwood$25, Piper &
Vnndenburg $6.65, Jno Curriti
$75.81, R. W. Veatch!.
Enthusiastic Republican.
B. F. Crow, who resides in the
Siuslaw precinct, was in town
Wednesday to hear the republican
speaking. Mr. Crow is certainly
an enthusiastic republican, and it h
to be regretted that there are not
more like him. He is nearly 70
years old and walked eit'lit miles
through the rain and over muddy
roads lobe in at the speaking. He
has been a life long republican, cast
ing his first vote for Abraham Lin
coln, and now, hale and hearty, he
expresses a desire to live until the
next presidential election that he
may cast his vote for Theodore
Roosevelt. May his wishes be real
ized. A DELIGHTFUL PLAY.
The newest and most delightful
entertainment of the year is the po
me coraeciy, "loo Kicli to Marry"
which will be seen at the Cottage
Grove Opera House, Friday, May
The style of the comedy is a pos
itive innovation. It is as far from
the time-worn style of the ordinary
comedy as can be conceived. It is
certainly a brilliant creation, not
dspendeut upon coarseness and vul
garity for forced laughs, but full of
chains. Already large properties
have been listed with the company
ami several sales haxchecu made.
Mail Contract
Oiving to bids bsiittj unsatis
factory the United States Postal
Department has ag.iiu advertised
for bids on the Cottage Grove-Bo
hemia route. Bids will be received
until May 31st. Parties desiring
to bid should attend to it at once
as the time is short.
Transfer opCi. mms.
J. E. Russell and Alfred JoIhimju
recently purchased the Hiawatha,
Helvetian and Wisconsin claims in
Bohemia for $1500 and sold them
to the Hiawatha Mining aud Mill
ing Company for ;?2ooo. Changes
are frequent and everything is
booming in that district.
Our Job Dkpakt.muxt.
Cottage Grove business men ap
preciate wood job work as evidenced
by the run we have been having in
our job department. We have re
cently added new stock aud new
material to the amount ol several
hundred dollars and are better
equiped than e'er to supply our
patrons with first-class work at
reasonable prices.
Held for Manslauoiitkr.
Deputy City Marshal Reed is
likely to have a ser ous time in ex
tricating himself from the trouble
brought about by his shooting
Thomas C. Owen on Thursday. '
At tlie inquest held upon the body
of Owen, the coroner's jury brought
in a verdict in accordance with the
facts; adding, that "in the opinion
of this coroner's jury, the said
Frank Reed is guilty of the crime
of Manslaughter."
"Too Rich to Marry."
Whoever heard of such a thine,
the idea of anyone being Too Rich
To Marry. .Still there are neonle
in the world whose riches place j all(' was unloaded Mnuday
tnem m the
It is now definitely assured that '
Bohemia is to have a smelter plant 1 $.
erected this season. This word (
comes diiect to the Nugget from 1 $
one oi tue prune nioveis in uici
company, and who for various teas 1
ous does not wish to have his ii.uuc
mentioned at this time. The 00111-
I pany will probably do business mi
thr the name of Bohemia Smelter
1 and Refiuinu Company, and the lo
c.ttion, while not definitely de
cided will be on the line of the Bo
hemia railroad, and probably near
the Red bridge. It witl be estab
lished practically for the reduction
of Bohemia ores, but it is expected
that much custom work will be ie
ceived from Blue river and South
ern Oregon mines With a rnilro.ul
and a smelter, "Bohemia ng.tiust
the world,"
Work IWglns on Road. , S fftf
The Pacific Coast Cotistructirn !; C(
company, represented uy niex.initt r
and Cnmpbell, of the Pacific Timber
Company, are today unloading a
construction outfit, consisting of
lour cars, and pitching camp half a
mile this side of Musby btidge,
where immediate work niithegrad
will commence, grading gang
working both ways. The bridge
gauge is already at work, under the
direct superviaion T- R- Campbell,
and the right-of- w clearing gang
now has three miles cleared. 1 he
contract calls for 22 miles ol com
pleted road, the first 10 miles to be
completed mid ready for rolliun
stock by July 31. One thousand
tons of rails are now on the way,
and will arrive this week.
Cottaue Grove is crowded with
Strangers, and in 10 days from now,
if the present weather continues, the
road from here to Bohemia will be
strung with freight teams carrying
to the mines equipment for the
greatest season's work in the his
tory of the diggings.
' Can never be Artiliieial. No
one really ndiuitcs a woman's fig
tue if it is conformed to the funda
mental shape of some
Our Stays follow nature's lines
They do not change a perfect lie
urc; thev siniplv help elunis'
women to look gi.ieelul.
5CV lo.SI
iliihi
UUulorcI.'
No one aitule makes hoiiif look cosier or
more comlortiihlc than nice Curtiiiim draped
heie and lln-ic. Our Lice Ciutains will
help make your home umie cheetfu
because thev aie Sparkling New, because
thev aie plaining to the eye. Four Spe
cials, fi 00. $1.2.5, $1.5".
:
IjATHST STVLHS.
Silks irv l.o S 1 m Vd.
When vou come for Groceries you
get the best. No doubt about the
qualitv tioquetion about superb
rity. FRESH EACH DAY.
and the best each time yon
buy. Everv Customer talks of
what we cm and will do for our
patrons.
WASH DHl'SS GOODS.
It seems quite early to you, pndiably,
to think of Wnsh Dress Goods, but we
would like to suggest that ill buying
now yon get fust selections of the pret
tiest and most beautiful. We have the
prettiest selections we have ever shown
and we shall be pleased to have you call
at your catliest convenience.
e, !
Ie,
At Newland's
At NewIancPs
j APRIL and HAY
i Announcement at Lurch's
Mr. J. H. Smith, president of Pn- H
SILKS
MADRAS
LAWNS
In Profusion.
which has the contract for buiklit it , t.n.i ttchoio ... yuo.umj " VUW"J
the richest of humor that briugs
the laugh spontaneously, and that
is the kind of a laugh that sends
the audience away from the theater
well satisfied.
The Comedy, "Too Rich to
Marry" has an intense dramatic in
terest and is a rare combination of
romance, pathos aud comedy. It
is a vital and living play shown as
in a series of vivid and lifelike
pictures..
We will sell your property. Cot
tage Grove Investment Co.. Finn
Dlk, Room 2,
most complicated em
barrassments. Those troubled or
suffering from the above cause, can
be placed on the road to success, bv
seeing "Edwin Owens Towne."
Great New York production of
'Too Rich To Marry" coming at
the Cottage Grove Opera Hostte,
Friday, May 23.
Nkw Biinkss Block.-
Last week the Dr. Snapp prop
erty on Main street was sold to
Lawsou, Jenkins aud Martin for
$1500- The new firm will com
mence the erection of a new two
story business block 30x90 just east
of the residence, as soon as the de
tails can be arranged. This new
business block will add much to the
appearance of Main street and give
this enterprising firm more room
for their increasing furniture and
paint and paper business.
Mknklhv Quartkttk
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church was comfortably filled last
Friday and Saturday evenings with a
crowd of our townspeople who had
gathered to hear'thecelebrated Me
neley quartette sing, ("and they
sang.) Of course it was excellent
thruout.no small feature of which
was the reciting ol the tenor, between
acts. The audiences were delighted
with the program and the quartette
was vociferously applauded time
and time again.
Skrmon to Odd Fkllo.vs.
A large number of the members
of the Odd Fellow and Rebekdi
Lodges of Cottage Groveassembled
at the hall last Sunday, decked
themselves in the proper regalia
and marched in a body to the M.
E. church where they listened to
a special sermon to Odd Fellows by
Rev Zimmerman. The house was
crowded and the sermon was a
good one, right from the heart of a
sincere and able young minister
and no doubt did good. 'Twas not
an array of flattery in soft word.s of
praise hut "food for thought."
Skriol'S Cutting Afphav.
Dr. Job was called out to Blue
Mt. district last Sunday evening to
dress a bad knife wound on the
shoulder of Clarence Wooliver
which was caused by young Fred
Martin. It seems that the trouble
occurred at the Blue Mt. school
house last Sunday evening when
tlie boys got into a "scrap ' to
settle some old score between them.
As young Wooliver is somewhat
older than Martin he seemed to
have the best of it when young
Martin drew a knife and inflicied
the wound in his shoulder. The
gash is nearly five inches in length
and quite deep, Had it been across
the shoulder instead of as it is,
young Wooliver would surely have
bled to death ere medical assistance
arrived.
the railroad from Cottaj-c
Grove to the Bohemia Miniiuj
District accompanied by Mr. M
Beglan, who has the contract fot '
the grading of the road, arrived in j
Cottage Grove Sunday.
I he outfit arrived Sunday night
I ues-1
4
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We can fit you from Pocket book and Fancy.
1!
.t'I'VK'CiUUC
iflt'll
BSov.s
Children.
prelaw
tuns
Hoc!
( VlfSll.
day inorning the actual work o! iai
Trl Ciill lor our China ware.
the road will be completed by tin 0 ffi
MThle0fc&B gangs are well I Xtei
ahead and Clref Engineer Johnson I
You arc entitled to it.
and Assistant Engineer Brooke
have their hands full keeping their
gangs ahead of the work. j
Campbell & Alexander report
that the ties and bridge timbers are I
ready.
Everything is in full swing and i
Lottage (Jrove isjtibil.nit.
The Georgia Harper Co. played
to fair sized audiences Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. The firH
evening they gave "Way Back
East" and the second "Married for
Money." They are an excellent
little company.
A
LADIES! LADIES! LADIES!
We desire to call your attention to our J
FANCY WAISTS, MERCERIZED SILK ZEPHYRS, LINENS, t
j HEMSTITCHED LAWNS and PERCALES. f
Also our New Taffeta Ribbons, all widths, nil Colors. We carry it full Line of Mercerized Goods in
the Leading Shades, that we would be plensed to show you.
A CARD OF THANKS.
T. K. Richardson begs to thank
the people of Cottage Grove for the
liberal patronage received for the
past few months, and we want to
assure you that we will give you
the very best goods in our line, and
at prices that can not be duplicated
by any one. Our pianos and or
gans are singing their own praises
in a great many families in this
city. We are here to stay, and see
that our goods are satisfactory. We
carry the very highest grade of
pianos and organs ever ofTercd for
the money cither ensh or install
ments. Call aud see us at our store
room near the depot.
T. K. Richaruson, Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
HEM EN WAY & BURK HOLDER.
X i-O ivjj .i o w a Chrisman. Km Bancs.
TO ANI l'HOM ALL , .
POINTS east;
The Fashion Stables
VIA
GREAT NORTHERN
Btsail way.
st,
NOTIUK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'lllted StnlOH Lund Office.
ItiiHflnii'K, Ore.. Apr.,
Notice Ih licieb.v given that In com.
pllnnte with the provlHlonx of the net
of Congii'MH of Juno :i, s.7K, entitled
"An net for the mile of timber IiuiiIh
In Die StutcH of California. Oregon,
Nevada, and Vt'uHlilngtoiiTeiTltor.v."
nn extended to all tlie Public Land
SlateH by act of AugiiHt I, sy-j. Mer
man T. Dow of Cottage (irove,
County of Lane, Slate uf Oregon Iiiih
tlim (lay tiled III Huh office IiIh hwohi
Htateinent No. i'i'77, for the iiurcliase
of the N H NW '.. HW , NVV t NV .
ti y, of Section No. S, Twp. South,
of Itange L Went and will offer proof
toHhow that tliclaud nought In more
valuable for ItH limber orritone than
for agricultural purpoHCH, and to ex
tabllNli IiIh claim to wild land before
Marie L. Ware, IT. S. C'ominlHHlonerat
Kiigeue, Oregon, on Saturday, the
nth day of July, 1W)2.
lie nnincH uh wltneHsen:
Oncar 0. Antulman, of Went Su
perior, Win., .lax. L. McCormlck,
Joseph Schlee, ofCottagu drove, Ore
gon, Win. AVItte, of Anion, Oregon,
Any ami ail pei'Hoim claiming nit
vernel.v the iibovo-dcHcrlbcd lrtniln are
eciuemed to lllu their cmliiiH In (IiIh
office on or before wild lit li day of
July, WK.
J, T. Hitinoi:H, ItcglHlcr.
till it ft Unit
TO
J'aul, Diitittli,
Mlnni'itiKiHx, Clilciiijo,
AND 1'OINTS HAST.
COHNl:lt MAIN unilHKl'ilNI) HTRKl.T. COTT.lOE (IKOVK
Also own nnd opperate the Bohemia
and Black Butte Stage Lines
First-Class Turnouts, Double or Sinjle a
Reasonable Prices
NOTICK KOIl PUBLICATION. i
Through Palace and Tourist Slcepurtt
I 1 1 1 1 ; i and lliill'ut Hmokihu
Library Cars.
DAILY TUAINS: FAST 'IT MM :
I'nr Kiitt'H, I'nIdurH and Full Informa
tion regarding Ticket Ituuturi, call uii or
million
.1. W. J'lIALON.T. I'. A.
II. DICKSON, C. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore.
A. II, C. DKNNISTON., 0. V. P. A.
OIS I'lrHt Avtmuo, Health) Wuili
United StalOH Lund (Mil. e,
ItoMcliurir, Ore., April H, lima.
Notice Ih hereby given Unit in nun
Iillance wltli tlin nrovicliiiiH of the act of
CongicxHof .Juno ;, h7K, entitled "An1
net lor tlio mile of tuiilmr ImiiiIk in io
Miiidm oi California, Oregon,
nun niiHiiingiDii territory
NOTH'H FOB PUBLICATION.
Hulled StatcM Laud Olllce,
lloHcburg. Ore., April iL'th, lK.
Notice Ih hereby glyen (Hat la com
pllaiice with the irovlKloiiH of the
act of ('oniri-eHM ill .linn. :t luru ....
Scvidii, 1 "A "''J '" the Halo of timber
'.Illllilulitiln.UI.. II, ..
- .iiiiit n in lillilllirilMI, 1 in
tiinded to all the Pnlilli: Land Stales fiy ! V" oviufn, and WiiHlilugton Ter
iictof AngiiMt I, iwu, Henry A. Hnvdcr, , '.'""'Vl,. "M tedded In all tlm Public
of Annua, Comity of Marion, State of .." "cl ,lf August I, lMr.'.
Oregon, Iiiih UiIh day lllcd in t IiIh ollice ',Vi,i1"1 '' "' "I Aurora, County of
NOLOSHOFTIMi:.
I bitvo Hold CIiiiiiiIjciIiiIiiV Colic,
Cholera und Diiinhocii Uuinedy for
ye.irH, mid would rather be out of coireo
and BUL'iir than It. I Hold live bottlca uf
It yeHterday to tlirosliem that could go
ll" liiriner, aiiiiinuy are ill wnrii iiiih
morning. II. It. Plielps, Plymouth,
Oklahoma. An will bu wen by the
ahovu tlio thmHlium wore ablo to keep
on with thoir work without loriing u
Binglo day's time. You nhniild keep u
bottle of thin Iteinedy In your boino.
For Bido by Lyons-A Applegute, Drain.
Ik'iiHou Drug Co
IiIh HHorn Htiitcnient No. aiKfi, for thii ',"""!' "V" '"''Koii, Iiiih thU
oi tun piircliiiHe of lint NVkl","' 'J' '"ih omen ihh hwoi-ii
oi Hcciion jno. .imii towiiH i In No. -Jil """V"""" --". ior inn
S., runge No. ( went, and will offer
iroof lo Hhow that the hind miiiuht 1
Ik more valuable for ItH timber or
Hloiie (him for agricultural purpoHCH
and to chIiiIiIIhIi IiIh claim to Halil
land before the IteglHter and Itecciver
of UiIh olllce al Itowbiirg, Oregon, on
WedjicHdny, the llth day of July. I WW.
lie iiuiiich an wUiichhch;
F. P. IIiiihI, 0. A. Bock, ,L ,M. Will,
(leo. II. (Ira.v, of Aurora, Oregon.
Any and all pcinonn elalmlng ad
vciwly the above-deHerlbed landHiue
reriucHted to lllo their elalniH In thin
olllto on or iK'foro wild Dili day of
July, 1IJ0J.
.1. T. BuiiMiKH, BeglHter.
Read the Nugget,
lllll'liltou,.
of file HW V. i.l u.i k'.'
. . .v, mil mi, in
I owiih hlpNo, JOS., ItniiguNo.il WPHt.
and will offer proof IohIiow that the
laud nought Ih more valuable forltn
timber or ntoiui than for ngrlciiitural
jiiiritoHen, nnd to eHtubllnh IiIh claim
lo wild land before the IteglHter and
1 ecelver of UiIh olllm at Itimeburg.
i l'?"!'..?;1.' T,""'H1' 17th day Hf
III) IIUIIICH IIH WltlleHHCH!
Ceo. dray, L. I. Snyder, J, A. Car.
pciiler, (!f Aurora, Oregon, A. 0.
Hlaiilirough, of Newborn;. Oregon,
Any and all riernoiiM claliuliig ad
vernely the uboviwlcHcrlbed IiuiiIh are
reqiiented to fllu tholr elalniH In UiIh
on en on or hefoiu wild 17th ilnvni
July. 1W12
A,
J. T- JIiiiiidkm, Jleglhter.
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