Lane County leader., June 17, 1904, Image 5

expended, or improvement made I
upon the claim by himself or
COTTAGE GROVE
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Raset) upon the growth of the city grantors, that the p la t' is correct,
o f P-.rtUnd. Its expansion and aceti- with such further description by
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titillating wealth, may lie illude the such reference to natural objects or
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statement that .ill growth In a com­ permanent monuments
as shall
mercial center is dependent on the identify the claim, aud furnish an
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growth and prosperity of the country accurate description, to be incorpo­
surrounding and tributary to it.
rated in the patent. At the end
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Portland's present growth is but of sixty days'
publication
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have
ti uaiO la iilvaiK v ■ .ut K nul 90 pani a Not alone from Oregon, however, I ing that the plat aud notice
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per >«ar «H I r * cliargnl.
*•« Portland derive commercial been posted in a conspicuous place
ity for full gratification.
Advertisiu* ra t«« uiaiU kuuau MI appliratioa
benefit, but from three States which on the claim during said period of
buy and sell through the chanuels of publication. If no adverse claim {
C L B B n lN u I.IS1
T h e L au e C o u n ty L eaker fo r one Portland trade. This trade Is produc­ shall have been tiled with the Reg­
year, and an y of the fo llo w in g publi- | ed not only from established sour­ ister end Receiver of the Land
.-atiou fo r our year, fo r the price set I
ces, but from the increasing creation Office at the end of sixty days' pub­
opp osite :
aud dissemination of uew wealth from lication. it shall be assumed that the
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resources now being developed.
applicant is entitled to a patent,
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It has been remarked that the upon the payment to the proper
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Boritami Serol-Weekly Journal
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Lewis and Clark centennial will be j officer of $5 per acre, and that no
San F ra n in e » Call
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San Frane laro Klalulner
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the making, of Oregon.
Wny i t 1 adverse claim exists, and thereafter
sunael Maga/lne. San Fraaciaco
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should be the making o f Oregon is | no objection from third parties to
liurd to Imagine when Oregon is al- the issuance of the patent shall be
F R ID A Y .................... JUNE 17, 1!XM ready made. God did that. It remains heard, except it shall be shown objectiouable measure, siuee they |
for men to develop Oregon. The that the applicant failed to comply cou ld be voted on affidavits. Ihtisj
The Lane Couuty L exhek , uuder the Lewis and Clark Fair will direct at­ with the provision of the act.— the will of the actual residents could
be thwarted by the vote of people
management of A. C. Oage, who takes tention to the State and what is here, Mining Frees.
who bad no direct or indirect
M a n u l’a c t t ir e r « o f Klom
but these things would be known and
control with the present issue, will
interest in the slate.
Registration Law a Dead Letter
Kecil, Graham, Whole
the resources ol the State developed
When the Australian ballot sys­
continue its efforts to publish ail the just as certainly if the lair were never
Wheat Flour, Germ Me»!
When the registration law was
news in interesting form. Im prove­ held. It Is not necessary to force enacted by the legislature, it was tem was first adopted in Oregou it
was in a crude state, but its defects
ments will made if it is possible to evidence of productiveness upon the thought to be a measure that would
Kxteu-Hlvtf improvement* are beiui: tin
to our milling machinery. We aim
shut illegal voting in Oregon, but were soon discovered, and it lias
commercial
world.
Everywhere
men
make soy. While the editor is not a
keep our flour proof against outside
been
so
amended
from
time
to
tune;
people
bave
discovered
a
way
to
are looking for investments. Every­
petitors. Being a Cottage («rove it*
new man at the business, he is a new
tuti«m. we respectfully ask you to
where men are making new homes. evade it and make it possible for that it is now very nearly perfect.
the home product when Buying rtofi
In ,
tnan in the community aud as such There are just as many pioneers now anybody to vote, no matter where lie ' So with the registration law-.
We have just installed a ‘machine/
large capacity for roiling oats glut p
form
it
is
virtually
a
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would simply ask the people of Cot­ in the making as there were in 1*50 resides. The provision which al its present
ley. Bring your oats ami have it
lows six freeholders to certifv to I dead letter, but it cau be amended so ,
before feeding. It will go much forth*.
tage drove and Lane county to con­ or in any otiier year. They are in
Feed and hay promptly delivi retí i
the qualifications of au elector to as to make it effective and cause it
any part of the city.
sider him one of them, working for Korea, Japan, the Philpplnes, Mexico,
to
meet
the
end
for
which
it
was
Alaska, Canada, California, Washing­ vote, is the lame place in the law
the tietforment of the town, the
This tutended— the exclusion of voters
ton, Oregon—in every place wm-re that defeats its purposes.
county and the State.
provision
was
made
for
the
relief
of who are not qualified electors.— Tiie
the soli—the basis of all wealth has
actual voters, who might rind it Dalles Times- Mountaineer.
possibilities undeveloped.
What was that about an opera house
The growth of Oregon is based on impossible to register during the
Ye Mardi Gras.
lu Cottage Grove?
Repeat that, this solid foundation—the soil ami its time prescribed by law for regis­
pleas»- .1 little louder.
tration,
and
seems
just,
but
when
On
account
of the elaborate Mardi
productiveness. Agriculture, stock
raising, mining, Inmboriiig are the this privilege is abused, it tbw-arts 1 Gras Carnival to be held at Fort laud
Preparations are being made for a
fa-dors of production, and the water­ all the purposes of the law, allow June 2H t-> July *Jtb, inclusive, the
Fourth of J illy celebration at Cottage
ways, themselves great channels of ing anybody and everybody to vote. 1 Southern Pacific Company will sell-
Or ive that will attract crowds on that
When laws that have been enact­ special tickets to Portland and r e -;
trade, add to these resources that of
ooe i-ion. An invitation is extended
the fisheries. Resting upon these in­ ed for the beuefit and protection of t irn at the rate of $11.25 (including
to the people of all nearby towns to
dustries, yet new in their course, and the people are found to be defective one admission to the Carnival).
eome and assist in making the day a
These tickets will be sold only on ,
with vasts tracts of timber, mineral they should be amended so as to
jubilant one.
and cultivable lands yet unoccupied meet the ends for which they are the following dates: June 27th and
A S P E C IA L T Y
and unopened for settlement, the fab­ intended, and certainly the regis­ July 7th. l ‘J04. Limit for return,
In the dubbing list at the head of
ric of the State of Oregon is still in tration law has been found so utterly six -lays after date of sale.
the editorial column will 1». found the
defective that it is a dead letter.
J. M. IsHXXt.
the building period.
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offer of “ Huuset .Magazine,” with the
Agent S. F. Co.
The Lewis ami Clark Fair will prove It should, therefore, he the desire
L kapkk one year for two dollars.
beneficial and should receive endorse­ of every voter who wants pure
This offer is remarkable for the rea­
ment from all sides, vet it is only a elections to have the law amended | How About Your Summer Vacation?
son that Sunset Magaziue is one of
happening in the life of this Western so that none but qualified voters
Newport on Yaquiua Ray is the
the most valuable of Western publi­
shall be allowed the right of suff­
domain. Just as the midwinter expo­
ideal seaside resort of the North
cations. It can lie secured for fifty
rage.
This
ean
only
be
done
by
re­
sition gained temporary prominence
Pacific Coast. Round trip tickets
cents |>er year by this combination
for San Fraucisco, the coming fair pealing that clause providing for! at greatly reduced rates ou sole;
and is tilled eacli month with most
voting
on
affidavit
of
freeholders.
I
will draw attention to Oregon, but
from all Southern Pacific points iu \
interesting rending and Is beautifully
the future of the .State is in no wise Such an amendment would probably Oregon, on and after June 1st
Illustrated.
not meet with favor in the next |
dependent upon it. Natural increuse
legislature, since there is already Ask agent for further information
Because election officers who de­ will surely and substantially create some talk o f repealing the registra- snik a haudsotnely illustrated souv-
livered ballot boxes to county oftldals the future of the Northwest. All that tion law; but thanks to the initiative eD:r booklet, or write to Edwin
failed to keep a copy of the returns serve* to educate the investor, inform amendment to the constitution, the Stone, Manager C. A E. R. R., Al­
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for immediate use unofficially, definite the home-seeker aud draw attention people of Oregon have a right 10 bany, Ore., or \Y. E. Coman, C. P 4 « '- . « .4
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news was somewhat delayed in last from people everywhere, will assist legislate for themselves, aud it is A. S. P. Co„ Portland.
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week’s election returns. In the fu­ aud acoelerute development In everj possible to enact new laws or amend
P H Y S IC IA N
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ture the use of voting machines, which form, but the future of Oregon is old oues without the consent of the
New Offices.
Oltice in McFarland Building
without these a certain and substan­
Ofllce: Young Building. Main street.
over
Wynne’s
Hardware
store
have proved successful In other states,
legislature.
Went Side.
Dr. A. \V. Kirne has just com-,
Office Phone. Main.Hi
tial growth.
will doubtless render unnecessary the
Au election is to be held in Ore­ pleted and furnished new officts in
suspense that generally follows the
gon next November, aud if those the
McFarland
building
over
How to Secure Mining Patent
closing of the | h >II s , ami will supply re­
- who favor a pure ballot will iuterest Wynne’s hardware store, where he
Application for patent for a min­ themselves in the matter, the regis­
liable returns for publication.
lias equipped himself for his prao-! t I JR. H. K. JOH
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ing claim may be made by filing in tration luw can be amended at that j tice. Office telephone
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Press comment ou the chauge in the proper land office an application election so as to disqualify all voters | installed, Main 341.
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management of the L eadeu is nil iu for patent, aud showing compliance whose names do not appear on the
_ All calls pr»mptlv attended,
omit-:
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kindly tone—a good word for tae re­ with all the requirments of the law, registration books.
9 . S|>eclal attention ait in to
collection*
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3000 MEN WANTED.
tiring editor and ¡t friendly welcome together with a plat and field notes
It would no doubt be argued that
t 'l . e 'i . e ' e
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to the stranger, whose desite Is to lie of the claim, or claims iu common, _ such a y___
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provision
a stranger to contemporaneous pub inaile by or under the direction of j hardship on those who were absent
To buy Kennedy's Chain Light- 4 a
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lishars for as brief a time as possible. the l uited States Surveyor-General, from their customary places of ning Liniment, for Rheumatism and >
VENTIST
MADSKN
It was confidence in tile future of showing accurately the bouudarv of abode during the five months prior all pains and Infiamation. Price 50 j f
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Oregon that brought the wi iter to this the claim or claims, which shall be to an election. Certainly it would, cents, all Druggist, or by mail upon :
ALL : WORK : WAKKANTKD
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Htate with a determination to assist diatintlx ui ' ked by monuments on but it is better that a few qualified receipt of price, write K. L. Ken- 9 om« e: First d«M»r West of Allison’*
"alche*.
(’locks and Jewelry at
Barber shop.
the ground . id shall post a copy voters tie discommoded than that a nedv, Saginaw. Oregon, for list of £
in Its development.
Lowest Brices.
of juch plat, together with notice of borde of ucn-resideuts. people who I testimonies. Satisfaction Gnaran- 9"*
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Mon everywhere have found it such application for patent, and have no interest whatever in the teed.
essential to organize commercial shall file an affidavit of at least two affairs of a commnuity. be allowed
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bo-lie* where they ntsy meet for ill«- - persons that such notice has been to exercise the right of suffrage
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mission of topic* concerning the inter- duly posted a» aforesaid, and shall nud thwart the will of those who
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wstsof towns or cities. Cottage Grove file a copy of said
notice
in! are actual residents of a community
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A K C H I T K C 'T .
D E N T I S T
laud
office,
aud
shall and have iuterest at stake.
Is not blind t * this necessity. The such
in your chest with a hacking
l»r. Snapp's BniUlhig, Main Street
Commercial Club Is tlie result of roc thereupon be entitled ton patent fori
-, U ooiu B eck w ith Block,
The provision of tbe
present
ogniz.ing this need.
The L ea Di 1; said laud in tbe following manner. registration law- which opens the cough are the first symptoms *
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wants to endorse the memhership fee
The Register of the Laud Office, way to indiscriminate voting may at
idea. I f a man Is seriously Interested upou the filing of such application, some time prove a menace to the of Consumption.
In forw arding the city, lie is interested plat and notes, notices a»d affidavits, well fare of the entire state.
For
twenty dollars’ worth. If the fee is shall publish a notice that such
instance, if some radical or, in f&ot,
nominal he goes in because the othei plicutiou has been made, for the revolutionary measure were to be
fellow did—sort o f jumps in the hand period of sixty dava, iu a newspaper vote 1 on at an approaching election
wagon (or a ride with-the rest of them j to be bv him designated as publish­ that was meeting favor with a
When a man puts a larger sum into a ed nearest to said claim; and be strong minority of the voters; sav
movement it is safe to say that he is shall also publish such uotice i> Ins that a careful canvas was to show
not doing it for tbe ride. He gets lie- office for the same period.
The that it would require only a few
hin-l the wagon and puts his shoulder claimant, at the time of filing his thousand votes to carry, uud that
against it. He exerts himself. Then application, or at any time within the measure was popular with a
things move. Every man who means sixty days o f publication, shall file considerable number In an adjoin­
It In Cottage G ro w can apply for with the Register a certificate of the ing state, it would not be difficult
membership ns the chsrter. I still l ailed
.States Surveyor-General to run in the necessary number of
open.
that $500 worth of work have beeu voters from outside to carrv the will check the disease before
lane Count? leaOer
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Our .'<I0.no to 312.00 Mon* Suit* now
$ 9 .0 0 and $10.00
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cure a cough or cold in a day.
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O f a. H Dyer has p-irclmsp.l
evenly lots in Long A Bingham's
Georgetown addition. No. 2, C ot­
tage Grove, from S. B. Morss. Mr.
Dyer will build a two storv dwell­
in g of tight rooms.
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" e hare on our yards 50,iN*0 M
of lumber which roust be sold W
make room for incoming stock. I’rift
ranging from $ 3.50 to $7 .<*>. H
you want a bargin. Come at one*.
The Booth K elly Lumber Co.
Saginaw. Orrgf®>