Cottage Grove leader., August 14, 1908, Image 4

LIV E COUNTY SEA T AND
COURT HOUSE NOTES
< >ue Lane county farmer said
today that the wheat threshing was
showing the crop to be light. He
lielieved that all the fields in Lane
county could not bring a higher
average than fifteen bushels to the
acre. Oats he thought were light,
the heads not all being filled.
The university will open Sep­
tember 22.
The number of hunters’ licenses
issued from the clerk’s office for
1908 to date is 705.
Editor Hath of the Western Ore­
gon, was in Eugene Saturday the
guest of F. J. Hard.
The largest class of applicants
Forty cents a box will probably
for teachers’ certificates in the
be the prevailing price for hop­
history' o f the county took the
picking in the Willamette valley
regular quarterly examination at
this year.
the court house this week. Coun­
Miss Katie Hawley came down ty School Superintendent W . B.
from her home at Star on Row Dillard was assisted by Superin­
river to lie the guest of Mr. and tendent L. R- Ackerman of the
Mrs. George O. Knowles, while city schools and W . G. Martin.
she takes the teachers’ examina­ O f the applicants for certificates
tions.
77 are taking the examination for
Ivanhoe commaudery he'd a county papers and 17 for state
special session Friday evening to papers.
confer the order of the Red Cross
( )n his return from the east,
degree upon Oliver Veatch of Cot­ President Campbell of the univer­
tage Grove, Dr. B. F. Scaiefe, John sity, will stop at Denver and there
F. Kelly, Harry Dunbar and L. C. take unto himself a wife in the
Sherman of Eugene. The com­ person of Mrs. S. C. Church, who
maudery degrees were conferred on served as dean of the men’s dorm­
Messrs V'eatch and Scaiefe Satur­ itory at Eugene some time ago,
day night.
where she was met by President
Campbell. Mrs. Church's maiden
name was Campbell, and her
family is related to that of Presi­
dent Campbell. Her father was a
clergyman of the Christian church
and was educated by his uncle,
Alexander Campbell of Kentucky,
founder of the Christian church.
President Campbell and his bride
will return early in September.
While enroute home from New­
port, Mrs. Josephine Orth Wilken-
son, a member of one of the best-
known pioneer families of Jackson
county, and wife of a well-known
stockman at Klamath Falls, died
early Saturday morning on train
No. 15, while near Cottage Grove.
The funeral was held Monday
afternoon at Jacksonville.
FROM FIELD TO DINNER
FRUIT, HOPS AND
TABLE IN 22 MINUTES
GRAIN CROP NOTES
Waitsburg, Wash., Aug. 7.—
A Washington county man has
From
waving grain nodding in the
50 acres planted to walnuts and
morning sun, through header and
will plant more.
thresher, over two miles of rough
Notwithstanding the idle yards
roadway in an automobile, through
and low prices, al>out 50,(XX)
a modern flouring mill, made into
people will again be tieeded to
flour, transformed into biscuit,
pick the hops.
fully cooked, and eaten by no less
About the time the berries are than a dozen men in the short
gone, peaches and cream are ripe. space of 22 minutes, is the world’s
There is something good all the record for the manufacturing of
year in Oregon, if we will only flour from wheat, and it remained
look for it.
for the little town of Waitsburg to
perform
the feat. The story seems
It is expected that the apple crop
in the Hood River district five impossible of fulfillment, but half
years hence will aggregate 5500 a hundred men witnessed the per­
carloads or about 2,(XXI,(XX) boxes, formance including the mayor of
there being over 4<X),000 trees which the town.
will come into bearing about that
time.
EVER WATCHFUL.
A Washington farmer has grown
several thousand bushels of a new A Little Care Will Save Many Cottage
and excellent variety of wheat,
Grove Readers Future Trouble.
which is wonderfully prolific, pro­
Watch the kidney secretions.
ducing from 100 bushels upwards
See tuili they h a ve the aiiibcr hue o f
per acre on common wheat land. health.
He will sell but one bushel to a The discharges not excessive or infre­
quent.
man for seed at $20 per bushel.
Contain no “ brick-dust like” sedi­
ment.
Doan’s Kidney I’ills will do this for
you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they’re sick.
E. S. Gilkinson, retired, living on the
west side, Cottage Grove, Oregon, says;
“ I suffered for about ten years with
kidney trouble. The most annoying
symptom was the too frequent passage
of the secretions over which I seemed to
have no control. My back was very
weak and painful, I was unable to sleep
and would arise in the mornings tired
out. At times I was so stiff and lame
that I could hardly get about and if I at­
tempted to stoop sharp pains would
Enforce the Game Law.
pierce my back I was subject to head­
ache and spells of dizziness. I used
numerous remedies, plasters and lini­
We are reminded by the game ments
without relief. When I liegan
warden that if the law is enforced | using Doan’s Kidney pills which I pro­
cured at Henson’s Pharmacy I was in a
against killing pheasants, the citi- serious condition. This remedy, how­
sens must take hold of it them-1 ever, came to my relief. I improved
from the time I started taking
selves. The law provides that the steadily
Doan's Kidney Pills, my l>ack became
sheriff, any deputy or constable strong and the entire trouble left me. I
today without a symptom of kidney
may arrest violators of the law am
trouble and owe my present good health
with or without process and bring to Doan’s Kidney pills.”
For sale by all dealers. Price .SO
the party to trial. If the law is en­ cents.
Foster-Milbuvn C o., Buffalo,
forced, the whole
community New York, sole agents for the United
must back it and help enforce it, States.
Rememlier the name— IToan’s—and
no matter who the violator is.
take no other.
W . B. Sherman of Josephine
county has a 21-acre tomato field,
containing 24,000 vines and it is
estimated that the yield will be
from 20 to 50 tons to the acre.
The Grants Pass Canning com­
pany has contracted to buy all of
Mr. Sherman's crop this year at
$10 per ton.
\
NEWPORT
YA Q U IN A BAY
Oregon’s Matchless Beach Resort
The Place to 60 tor Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv­
able Form ol Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACULTIES ARE COMPLETE— Best of foot! amt an abundance of it.
Fresh water from springs. A ll modern necessities, such as tele­
graph, telephone, markets freshly provided every day. Fuel in
abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had
cheaplyL Strict municipal sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to Albany or
Corvallis, thence Corvallis A Eastern R. R. Train service daily
and the trip a pleasure throughout.
Rate from Cottage Grove
Season six-months ticket $6.00
Our elaborate new Summer Book «Ivon a concise description ot New­
port, Including a list of hotels, their capacity and rales. Call on.
telephone nr write
J. M. ISHAM, Local Aleut, lott*fe (irove
Wm. McMurray.
General Passenger Agent, Cortland. Oregon.
C LA S S IFIE D
ADVERTISEM ENTS.
Agricultural College
I Notice of School Indemnity Selection. TIM BER LAN D ACT, J I NK 3, 1878—
N O TICK FOR PUBLICATION.
United Slates I.aml office
Unite«!
Stales
I
.ami
Office,
FOR SALK A T A BARGAIN—A new |
Roseburg, Oregon, April 8, 1908.
Rose burg, Oregon, July 28, 1‘AkS.
l.udwig piano. $425 instrument
In­
Corvallis, Oregon
Notice
is hereby given that ill euiu-
Notice is hereby given that ‘the State
quire of Thos. Jenkins.
IStf
Offer« collegiate courses in Agricul­ of Oregon, on July 28, 1‘XW, applied for phatice with the act of Congress of June
C.Crop
destroying
3, 1878, entitled “ An act tor the sale of
SPAN MULES FOR SALK— Black, well
ture Agronom y, Horticulture, Animal the \\% NW >4 of Sec. 22, T o 22 S, R 3 timber lands i„ the states of California,
furred and feathered
match, weigh about 1000 pounds each,
W, of \V. M., and filed in this office a
Husluindry,
Dairy
Husbandry,
etc.;
three years old. Apply to W. A.
pests are made sh o rt
list of school indemnity selections in Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri­
Witcher, across river opposite Sagi­
Forestry; Domestic Melence and A rt; which it selected said land, and that tory,” as extended to all the public land
¡
a
shrift of with a reliable,
naw, Oregon.
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Civil, Klectrical,
Mechanical, anil said list is open to the public for inspec­ states by act of August 4, 1892,
unerring STEVENS.
MARION VEATCH
Mining
Engineering; Commerce; tion. Any and all persons claiming ad­ of Cottage Grove, Comity of Lane,
versely the above described land or any
C.For Sport or Service
Pharmacy.
legal subdivision thereof, or claiming Shite of Oregon, did on Sept 7. I'X>7,
S T E V E N S R IF L E S —
A PAYING PROPOSITION
Offers demontr.v cour.es In Agricul­ the same under the mining laws, or de­ file in this office his sworn statement No.
8H OTGUNS-P ISTOL8
ture, Forestry, Domestic Science anil siring to show Said land to he more val­ 9559, for the purchase of SJi of SKV*
ami S L of S\V)J of Section No, 2, in
are unsurpassed.
On account of ill health in my
Art, Commerce, a id Mechanic Arts, uable for mineral than for agricultural t Township No. 1” south, range No. 1,
purposes, or to object to said selection
family my business is for sale.
incluiling forge work, cad n et making, for ftjkji la win! reason, should file their | east, W. M., and will oiler proof to show
HIGH IN QUALITY
Prices and terms upon application.
steam fittin g, plumbing, machine claims or their affidavits of protest or that the land sought is inure valuable
LOW IN PRICE
for its timlier or stone than (or agricul­
contest in this office.
•vork. etc.
The Kozy Korner.
i hereby designate the Cottage ('.rove tural purposes, and to establish his claim
W. A. C u n n i n g h a m , Prop.
Strong
faculty,
modern
equipment;
I f JTOO CAE 5 t
Send 5 cen to in
header published at Cottage ('.rove, Ore­ to said land before W. W. Calkins, U. S.
tree tuition ; opens Sept. 25
a lam p e fo r
o b ta in from your
gon, as the newspaper in which the Commissioner, at his office in Eugene,
Dottier, w e sblp
IGO-Pnge
Oregon, on Tuesday the 25tli day of
Illustrated catalogue w ith full in­ above notice is to be published.
d ire c t, ex^resT
111 u ltra ted an d
August, 1908.
formation on application to the Reg­
F k n j a m in L. E d d y ,
p re p a id , noon
D esc rip tiv e
lie names as witnesses'. James K. Os­
Register.
re c e ip t c f C a ta ­
C atalog.
istrar, free.
trander of Cottage Grove, Oregon, John
lo g P rice.
R ep lete w it h
W. Veatch of Cottage Grove, Oregon;
STE VE H Sand
A lw a y s in sist
A. H. King is agent for the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
James Simeral of Cottage Grove, Ore­
on S T E V E N 3
• ••aerai • rearm
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
“ Horticultural Fire Relief of Ore­
w h en ordering.
in fo rm atio n .
gon; Thomas C. Wheeler of Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
gon,’ ’ a mutual fire insurance com­
Department of tin* In terior,
Department ot the Interior,
J. ST E V E N S ARMS A TOOL CO.
Any and nil persons claiming adverse­
I ’ S Guild Office a t ItnHeburg. Or.
pany with home office at Salem,
IT. 8. Land Office a t Roseburg, Or.
ly
the above-described lands are request­
P. 0. Box 4098.
M ay 20, 1908.
which is 40 per cent cheaper than
June 30th. IIH in .
ed
to file their claims in this office on or
Notice
I h
hereby given
that
Chicopee Falls, Mast.
Notice
Is hereby
given
that
the old line companies. W hy send
before the said 25tli day of August 1908.
P E A R L A. SW E E T
JA
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9-a21 B k n j a m in L. E d d y , Register.
your money away for insurance
of Eugene, Lane county. Oregon,
of (loslien, Lane county, Oregon, who on the 2<ith day of May, 1!X)8,
when you can buy just as good in­
who on June 30tli 11X18 made applica­ made a tim ber application No. 10100,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
surance for less money right at
tion under the Tim ber and Slone for the w% of 8w>^ and the N E yt of T IM B E R LA N D , ACT JU N E 3, 1878—
acts No 10188 for L o t 12, Section 6, the S W , Section 28, Tow n ship 19
N O TIC E FO R l ’ U B L IC A T IO N .
home.
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Township 20 South, Range t, west Mouth, Range 4 west of the W illam ­
United States Land Office,
Department of the Interior.
wlllum ette Meridan, lias tiled notice
Roseburg, Oregon, Mur. 23, 11X18.
Portland and Return Only $ 5 .3 0
U. S. Land Office, Roseburg. Oregon. of intention to make linnl p roof to ette Meridan, I iiin tiled notice o f In­
tention to make llnal proof, to es­
N otice is hereby given ttint In com ­
June 23, 1908.
establish claim to the land above
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that described, before W. W. Calkins, U. tablish claim to the land ab ove de­ pliance with the provisions o f the act
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
scribed,
liefoie
W,
W.
Calkins,
U.
8.
of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
CO IIA L. ADD.SON
8. Commissioner a t his office a t r'.ti
selling round trip tickets to Port­ uf Lorane, I,ane county, slate of Ore­ gene, Oregon oil the 2nd day ol Commissioner, at his office In Eu­ “ An net for (lie sale ol timber lands
gene, Lane county, Oregon on the III the Elates o f California, Oregon,
land from Cottage Grove for $5.50 gon, who on June 23, 1908, made a October 1908.
18th day of September, 1908.
Nevada ii fid Washington T erritory,”
Claimant names as witnesses:
good going Saturday on No. 1(> al tim ber application, No. 10173, fo r the
Claimant names as witnesses:
as extended t o nil the public land
NK 1-4, Section 34, Township 19,
Clement
M.
Parker
of
Dexter,
Ore­
1.50 a. m. train, returning Monday South, Range 4 west, of the Willam­
Edgar
E.
DeCou
of
Eugene,
Ore­
states
by net of August 4, 1892
gon; Joseph B. Wilhelm of Dexter,
JAM E S H. H A W L E V
evening on No. 15 leaving Portland ette Meridian, lias tiled notice of In­ O regon; wesley L. Matlock of Go­ g o n ; Clark I*. Devereaux of Eugene,
Oregon;
Jacob
I>.
W
igle
of
Coliurg,
o f Cottage «r o v e , county of Lane,
at 7. 50 p. m., giving all day Sat tention to make final proof to estab­ shen, O regon; Ira H iggin s o f Go­
Oregon;
Frank
A.
Tripp
of
Eugene,
State
o
f
Oregon. 1ms filed in this office
UI-24
urday, Sunday and Monday in lish claim to the land above de- shen, Oregon.
Oregon.
B e n j a m i n L. E i i i i y .
on April 18,11X17 his sw orn statement
senbed, before W. W. Calkins, 1'. S.
B
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ix
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Register.
Portland. The same arrangements Commissioner ut Kugeue, Oregon on
13-23
Register.
No. 9145 fo r the purchase of tne N W 'T
NEJf F.Ji NKt^ or Section No. 12 In
apply from Portland giving Port the 301 h day of September, 1908.
low nshlp No. 21 South or Knngc N o.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Registration of Land Title.
land people a chance to visit
T IM B E R L A N D A C T J U N E 3, 1873 -
2,
west W, M., Oregon, mid w ill offer
E d gar E. DeCou of Eugene, Ore­
N
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valley points at greatly reduced
In the matter of the application of
proof to show that the land sought
gon ; Jacob D. W igle of Coburg, Ore­
Jane
Harrison
to
register
the
title
to
the
rates.
'is more valuable for its timber or
gon ; Clark P. Devereaux of Eugene,
| -tone than f i r agricultural pur­
Oregon; Frank A. T rip p o f Eugene, N\V% of SW X of Section 7 in Town
United States Land Otlico
ship
21
South,
Range
2
West,
of
Will.
poses. and to establish his claim
Oregon.
14-25
Roseburg, Oregon, March 20, 1908
Bargain in Town Lots.
Mer. against all whom it may concern,
B k n j a m in L . E d d y , Register.
Notice Is hereby given th a t In com ­ 10 said land before the Register and
defendants.
Roseburg,
pliance with the p-ov'shm s of the Receiver of this office a t
To all whom it may concern. Take act of Congress of ,i one 3, 1878, en­ Oregon, on Friday the '-'Mil day Of
W . B. Cooper reports that he
notice that on the fith day of July, 1908, titled "A n act for the sale ot timlier August 1M:3.
has sold 90 lots in his popular
Wool skirts and suits at cost at application was filed by said Jane Har­ lands In the states of California, Ore­
He names as witnesses
Fourth street tract since placing it W . A . Ilemenway.
rison in the Circuity Court in and for gon, Nevada and W ashington T e rri­
15tf
Thom as Meailon, Iluniiltou Veatch,
Lane county for initial registration of to ry ” as extended t o all the public uoorge Harrison mid John W. Veatch
on the market. Only a few lots
the title to the land above described. land states by net of August 4, 1892, a llo t Cottage drove, Oregon.
left on which he will make a 10
Now unless you appear on or before the
Any and all persons claim ing a d ­
LO U IS G. O ERUM
per cent reduction for the next two
10th day of August 1908, and show
versely the above-described lands are
weeks. One-third
down,
easy
cause why such application should not ol C otta ge G rove, county of Lane, requested to tile their claims in this
lie granted the same will lie taken as state of Oregon, tins this day, April office on or before said 28th day of
terms on balance. Lots left $55 to
confessed, a decree will lie entered ac­ 5, 1-.XI7, tiled In this office his sw orn August, 1!X)8.
$75.
cording to the prayer of the application statement No. 1HI70 for the purchase 11
B knja min L. E d d y , Register.
and you will lie forever barred from dis­ of the S ‘ ,_. of NEK and N W jj o f N E S ,
A n y W h ere
puting the same.
E. U. L kk ,
Fire Notice.
(being lot 2) of Section No. 2 in
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
In Oregon
Clerk.
Township No. 22 South, Range No. 3
A. E. W h EELKR.
west W M., and w ill offer .proof to
The dry weather is coming on,
Attorney for Applicant.
13-18
Department of the Inferior.
show that the land sought is more
look out for fires, have that house
United States Land Office,
valuable for Its timber or stone than
Roseburg,
Oregon, July 31, 19(18.
or barn insured. Tom Aubrey can
fo
r
agricultural
purposes,
and
to
es­
Brick Laying and Plastering
Notice is hereby given that the Cali­
tablish bis claim to said land Indore
save you money in the most popu­
Register and Receiver at their office fornia and Oregon Land Company by its
lar fire Insurance Co. in Oregon,
Anyone in need of brick laying in ftoaeburgi Oregon, on Thursday, attorney, ill fact Frank K. Alley, of
the Oregon Eire Refief Association.
Roseburg, County of Douglas, State of
or plastering should call on C. VV. the 20th day of August, 1!X)8.
Call at the Express Office or write
Ho names as witnesses: Elizabeth Oregon, lias filed in this office, June 20,
June, residence on Wall street,
l ‘XX>, his application to select under the
for rates.
, . r
near Adventist church. Charges E. Gorum of C ottage Grove, Oregon; provisions of the act of [une 4, 1897, the
Alfred S. Pow ell of Cottage Grove,
High Class Artists
reasonable. Flues and fireplaces Oregon; H arvey T a y lo r o f Cottage SK>i SK % , Sec. 24, T. 18 S, R. 1 K,
For Sale.
a specialty.
9-18*
Grove, O regon; G eorge T a y lor of NE>4 N W % Sec. 14, T. 18 S. It. 1 W,
N % N% Sec. 24, T. 22 S„ R. 1 \V„ W.
C otta ge Grove, Oregon.
Tw o horses, work harness, farm
Any and all persons claiming ad­ M.. The said N jjN V j Sec. 24, T. 22, S.,
trucks, two buggies, one cart, two
versely the above-described lands are R. 1 W. being within six miles of a
sets single harness, one kitchen
requested to file their claims in this mining claim of record, posting of
office on or before said 20th d a y of notice is required to lie made thereupon.
stove, bed steads, springs and
Any and all persons claiming adversely
August, 1908
other articles. Side-hill
plow,
the lands described, or desiring to ob­
8
B e n ja m in L. iiiiDY, Register.
Harness Making and General Repairing
ject because of the mineral character of
harrow, spray pump. J. H a r t .
the land, or for any other reason, to the
Inquire at W. F. Hart’s place
Fine Stock of Harness constantly on Hand. Saddles, Whips,
disposal to the applicant, should file
Notice of Application for Patent.
this city.
their affidavits of protest in this office on
Extra Collars, Harness Hardware, Shaps, A xle Grease, Riding
or
before the 19th day of September,
and Work Gloves, in fact everything usually kept in a First
Department of the Interior.
.
18-24
Hop Pickers Notice
United States Land Office at Rose­ 1908.
Class Harness Shop. Columbia Stock Food and Remedies
B e n j a m in L. E d d y ,
burg, Oregon.
Register.
Pr ices H av e B e e n Reduced o n Every thin g
Roseburg, Oregon, June 13, 1908.
y
FIRE INSURANCE
Pictorial $ ip $
W e will submit appro­
priate designs for any ad­
vertising matter.
HARNESS SHOP
The Hays Hop yard near Cres-
well has been thoroughly culti­
vated this year and will be picked.
The crop will be a large one, and
will be fine picking. The ruling
price for picking will be paid.
17-t4*
R. O. B r a d y .
Estray Notice
Two year old brindle steer, came
to my place in April, marked
under cut in right ear. Owner
may reclaim same by paying for
pasturage and cost of advertising.
14-4t
M. F. B a b c o c k .
Spray & Co. for poultry supplies.
Gasoline Engine Irrigation. Spraying
and Pumping Machinery.
Fairhanks-Morse Gasoline Kngines for
pumping:, spraying, sawing, grinding.
Outfits complete.
Fairbanks .Scales for weighing.
Fairbauks-Morse Dynamos and Motors
for power and light.
Fairbanks-Morse Windmills & Towers.
Fairbauks-Morse Grinders, Feed Chop­
pers, Well Pumps.
All first quality goods at low prices. A l­
ways in Stock. Liberal terms.
GRIFFIN « VEATCH . Agents
Cottage Grove, Oregon
F airbanks - M orse Co..
PORTLAND. OREGON
On warm summer afternoons,
think of us and buy a good ham­
mock and take life easy. Veatch
& Lawson.
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A NEW
EDITOR’ S
SALUTATORY.
Never has much to say— outside
of the paper. Chief delight is to
make other people happy, but
doesn’ t believe in spending his
money to do it. Gets no delight at
making enemies—never found it
profitable. Likes pie. Chews and
smokes. Fays for it. Married
Paid for it. Four children. Is
willing any time to let them decide
as to his worth, and always will
be, if Harrisburg stands back of
him. Stands five feet eight. Sits
down all day if necessary. Weigh
170 smiling, a ton serious. Mad.
Go anywhere at postage rates.
Received more compliments on his
good looks than he ever did on his
hank account. Run newspapers
before.— Harrisburg Times.
Indies wash suits on sale Satur­
day, at W. A. llemenwav’s—
watch window for prices. ’
1 Atf
Call and make your wants known.
Albert Stocks,
M I N K I I A I . A l ' P l . I C A T I O N NO. 182.
Prop.
Successor to Geo. Comer
Cochran & Cooley
HOUSE FU R N ISH ER S
Furniture, Paints, Oil, Glass, Wall Paper, Carpets,
Linoleum, Matting, Rugs and Picture Frames.
| A CLEAN, BRIGHT LIGHT
11
Cheaper than Oil !
Safe and C o n ven ien t! | |
QA Show W indow brilliantly
lighted with Electric Lights
make many a sale “the night
before." No exploding lamps,
homes in ruins nor burned
children, when y o u h a v e
electric lights installed.
ELECTR IC
LIGHTS
SbC »Cßt
anï> onlç
Illuminant
Cottage Grow * electric * Co.
mm?*5*
KSSSsssn
Fashion Stables
Notice is hereby given that I, Ben­
jamin L. Eddy, register of the United
States Land office a t Roseburg, Ore­
gon. have designated the Cottage
orove Leader, a paper o f established
character and general circulation, as
being the newspaper published near­
est the land herein descrltred, and In
which this notice is to lie published.
T h at William M. Moore, whose
postoffice address Is Elkton. Oregon,
lias applied for a patent to the
Clucky
Fraction
mining
claim,
(quarts) as shown by Mineral Survey
N o. 666, a copy of the p lat o f which
survey has been filed in this office,
and also posted on the claim, which
said claim is described more particu­
larly as follows:
Beginning a t Corner No. 1, whence
the Mineral Monument established In
Mineral Survey No. 229 bears N. 86
deg. 11 min. and 1» sec. E 6703.81 ft.
and the % Sec cor. on the north line
of Sec. 14. Tp. 23 S. of It. 1 East (sns-
pended survey) bears N. 15 deg. 8
min. W. 1894 5 ft., tlienee S. 62 deg. 7
min. and :iu see. W. (v a r. 20 deg. 54
mill. E ) 595.31 ft. toeor. No. 2; thence
N. 35 deg. 50 min W. (v a r. 22 deg. 10
min. E. i 271,91 ft. to cor. No. 3; thence
N. 62 deg. 7 min. and 30 see. E (var.
23 deg. 29 min. EI 595.50 ft. to cor.
No. 4; tlicnce 8. 35 deg. 28 min. E
(var. 21 deg. 12 min. E ) 271.93 ft. to
cor. No. I and place o f beginning,
containing a total area of 3.084
acres.
The names of the conflicting claims
are the Los Angeles lode of Survey
N o 629 and the Defiance lode o f Sur­
vey N o 629.
The area in conflict w ith the Los
Angeles is .1X13 acres and the area in
conflict w ith the Defiance Is .525 acres
The area in conflict between said
Los Angeles and said Defiance claims
Is .(XU acres.
The net area of the said Clucky
Fraction in conflict with the said two
claims Is 1.487 acres
The net area of the said ( lucky
Fraction to lie patented is nil o f the
snid Clncky Fraction not In conflict
w ith said Los Angelos and Defiance
claims as aforesaid, or 2.197 acres.
The names of the adjoining claims
as shown by the p lat ot survey are
the i )phlr on the southeast, no other
claims lioing shown.
Said claim is situated In Bohemia
mining district
.unorganized) in
Dougins county. Oregon.
Notice of the intention to apply
for this patent ns aforesaid was
posted on the Cl nokey Fraction
claim together with n copy of the
p lo t survey No. 666, (Si the 2sth d a y I
First Class Livery, Sale aid Feed B a n ii Connection
P o w e ll
&
T n lla r , P ro p .
of May RX>7. In a eonspicnons plnee.
And any and nil persons claim ing
adversely the m ining ground, vein,
lode, premises o r any portion thereof
so tlescrllied, surveyed, platted and
applied for, are hereby notified th at
itnless their adverse claims are duly
fibs I ns according to law and the reg­
ulations thereunder within tlic time
prescritssl by la w w ith the register
of the United States I mod Office at
Roschiirg. in Dougins county, Ore­
gon, they will lie barred In virture of
the provisions of said law s and regu­
lations.
N o t con! land.
10-lot
B knjam in L E m it ,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States L an d Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, April 7,1908.
N otice Is hereby given that in com ­
pliance w ith the provisions of the
act of Congress of June 3, 1878, en­
titled “ An net for the sale of tim ber
lands in the states o f California, Ore­
gon, N evada and Washington T erri­
to r y ," as extended to all the Public
Land States by act of August 4, 1892.
SIM EO N It. B R A N D ,
of Cottage G rove, county of Lane,
State of Oregon, did on Feb. 11, 1903,
file in this office his sworn statem ent
No. 9552, fo r the purchase o f the NX
of NE% ami SE% NEW of Section No.
30, in Township No. 20 8., Range No.
2 W , W. M., and w ill offer p roof to
show that the land sought Is more
valuable fo r its timber o r stone than
for agricultural pusposes, and t o es­
tablish his claim to said land before
W . W. Calkins. IT. S. Commissioner,
a t his office at Eugene, Oregon, on
Saturday, the 22ml day of August,
1908.
He names as w itn esses: Henry
Fisher, Ed Jones, Dan Brumbaugh,
H. Veatch of C ottage G rove, Oregon.
Any and all persons claim ing ad­
versely the above-described lands are
requested t o file their claim s in this
office on or before said 22(1 day of
August, 1908.
B k n j a m i n L. E iid y , Register.
Executors Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed has been appointed by the Coun­
ty Court of Lane county, State of < >re-
gon, executor of the last will and testa­
ment of Samuel Geer, deceased.
A ll persons having claims against the
estate of said Samuel Geer are hereby
notified to present the same to me duly
verified within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated this .list day of July, 1908.
L k vi G r e r ,
Executor of the esLate of Samuel < .eer,
deceased.
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