Eugene weekly guard., December 13, 1906, Image 7

DAY OF BIG
k
Session
Tonight and
Tomorrow.
Holmes, of
Zealaud. a
prom Saturday's Guard.)
Ly M C- A. convention which
Lheld in Eugene today and
L, is fully under way, and
U promise of Friday and to
L] be one of the most highly
Lt0ry assemblies ever held by
l L lions of the Oregon-Idaho
Friday s
work concerned
Lniiatiun, and the more seri-
bork of th1' convention was not
[up until today.
LAminating committee for per
L. organization brought in their
Lions last night at the Metho
t"eh and the following offic
L immediately elected: ChiDr-
[t H Albert,
Salem;
vice­
Lu F R Parc.ellua, Pocatello,
f second vice-chairman, Pres,
fp-iggs, Oregon State Central
L; School, Drain; secretary, J.
tke, Portland.
[of the prime objects that seem
Leate the speakers is the suc-
Lthe city Y. M. C. A. in Eu-
|The backers of the movement
Leiving encouragement from
Legates, and after its close will
L, to go back to their work
hnewed strength and effort
I object of the convention is to
Lethe interest in Y. M. C. A
|iu the various associations in
Lrict by bringing together rep-
Ltlves from each, and acquaint-
Eem with the work in other
[and fields. Business pertain-
I the general association is, of
k, also taken up.
Banquet Tonight.
|chief feature of today is the
L which will be tendered the
Lions by the university Y. M. C.
E the Ladies' Aid societies ot
tous churches of Eugene. Tlii
tinctive feature of the Y. M
lanquets, for here the member;
■e present enjoy their playtime,
■ere. The bast will be given
I rooms below the Commercial
Men's Meeting Sunday.
| hit f an eting tomorrow «111
(sen's meeting at the opera
■a the afternoon at 3 o’clock,
■gene orchestra will furnisl
land a male quartet composed
■rs Prescott. Neal, McClalr
lines will sing.
At the same
[boys' meeting will be held by
ISlone, of the Portland Y. M.
Iln the e.Mthodist church.
This Morning's Session.
br a brief song service the con
k opened this morning with
bti.dy under the leadership of
I Holmes, of Wellington, New
to This morning the numb«*)
pates had increased from IOC
I by arrivals last ni"ht from
tor'll and south.
[prevailing subject of the morn-
p bible study, and H. W. Da
I th ePortland association, de-
I the first formal address on
I Are We to Accomplish by Our
p«y.'’
botisidered a number of thing;
koild be done and the results
pi» thought, however, was the
► syitematic study of the bi
Id how the Y M. C. A. classe;
k in that part of the work.
P’tng a drief discussion of the
P« address Professor H. D
►■"I the Universitv of Oregon
Ion the subject,
"The Bible
leaders' Training Class.” He
► rated the great
value of
►*••*• In their relation to th<
• classes, and the great noces-
r them in each and ‘ very as
fa He also took up the meth-
Iconducting the Bible leaders
I and explained
them very
P* to the fact that Chas. D.
■ international secretary of the
E. ' ’ was delayed and unable
ft* here before tonight, the
► on "Evangelistic Work tn
►'‘fe Associations" was onilt-
[•tbe business of the session
■ '»ken up.
• association. with a few ex-
|*■ ^’Ported, giving the eondi-
I «eir work, w hich almost uni
F ’»owed a material growth.
I tcegon-Idaho district there
I i*en associations, with a
f®'*rship of over 3.100, di
P follows
fto. Idaho, 650.
of Idaho. 46
[C. «o
h Normal, 25
ba»« i'.
P”llle. 40
f I aiversitv 33
► College. 30,
P* Normal. -___
Pr^iln:Ter*,,y’
r ’’ mm leg?, 21
L?”’ Of Oregon. 80
P»’b. Î5
F’111*'- Idaho______
r Idaho.
NEW STEEL
RAILROAD BRIDGE
AT COBURG
Notice for Publication.
NOTICE FOR PI'BLICATION.
I’nited States Land Office.
I’nited States l-and Office.
Roseburg. Oregon. Nov. 5, 1906.
Roseburg, Or.. Oct. 18, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in
Notice is hereby given that in com­
compliance with the provisions of
the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, pliance with the provisions of the act
entitled Au act for the sale of tim­ of congress of June 3. 187S, en­
ber lands hi the States of Califor­
nia. Oregon. Nevada and Washing­ titled "An act for th«1 sal«« of timber
tom Territory, as extended to all : lauds in the states of California. Or­
the Public Land States by act of egon. Nevada and Washington ter­
August 4. 1892.
ritory. as extended to all the public
JOYCE H HOPKINS,
land states by act of August 4. 1892,
of Albany, county of Linn, state of I
Oregon, has this day filed his I Gertrude G. Hush, of Bay Centre,
sworn statement No. 7,443, for the County of Pacific, stat«« ot Washing­
purchase of the ES NW'*, and lots ton. has filed in this office on March
I and 2, of s*,ction No. 19. tn town­ 9, 1906, her sworn statement Nr
ship No 17 south, range No 8 west, 723 1 for the purchase of the W S <
M M and will offer proof to show
of s«>etlon No 20 in tow nsh
that the land sought is more valu­ E
able for Its timber and stone than i No. 18, south of range No. 6 wet
for agricultural purposes, and to es­ and will off« r proof to show that tL
tablish his claim to said land before I land sought is more valuable* for its
M W Calkins. I’. 8. Commissioner,
timber or stone than for agricultu­
at his office in Eugene, Oregon. Wed­
nesday, the 6th day of March. 1907 ral purposes, and to establish her
He names as witnesses: John H claim to said land before the regis­
Dick and Dave Murphy, of Eugene, 1 ter and receiver at this offic«* at
Oregon. Albert Brownell, of Albany. Roseburg, Oregon, on
Wednesdey,
Oregon, and Janies A. Johnson, of
the 23d day of January, 1907.
Deadwood. Oregon.
She names as witnesses Clark P.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the above-described lands are I Devereaux, of Eugene. Oregon: Fred
requested to file their claims in this C. Whitten, of Portland. Oregon; Jo­
office on or before said 6th dai of sie Hale Bush and Anderson 8. Bush,
March, 1907.
of Bay Centre. Washington
BENJAMIN L EDDY. Register
Any and all persons claiming a>
versely the above described lands a
Nolic«- for Publication.
requested to file their claims in tl
I’nited States Land Office,
Roseburg. Oregon. Nov. 5, 1906 office oa or before said 2 3d day
Notice is hereby given that In January. 1907.
compliance with the provisions of
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
the act of Congress of June 3, 187.8,
Register
entitled "An act for th«* sale of tim­
are putting up alarge club house for
In speaking of the contemplated
the use of their men in competition
expenditure
of $2,200,000
by the
with the railway Y. M. C. A. there
Northwest
and on the result of the success of Harriman lines in the
the Y. M. C. A. Association at that in 1907, the Portland Telegram says:
point depends to a large degree all
On the Southern Pacific the largest
over the country the attitude of th.
undertakings will include a new steel
railroad companies.
(near
Other lines of work were also re bridge across the McKenzie
ported, and in the main showed con Coburg>, requiring a 400-foot span.
slderable progress. The report was A heavy ex|»enditure will be called
referred to the committee on the
for at what is known as Brimstone,
state executive board for acceptance
near Leland, where there is a bridge
or rejection.
The treasurer's report. Geo. Mur moo feet long, spanning a chasm 100
ton. of Portland, was next read and |feet deep
The improvement there
referred to the auditing committee has not been decided on definitely.
The assets were shown to be in ac­
In addition there are more improve-
cess of the liabilities by $.’>37.
ments being considered which have
Big Subscription.
In fifteen minutes before noon time not been authorized, but probably
aud the closing of the morning ses­ will be within a few weeks.
sion, $1,250 of pledges was raised
The Harriman interests have ac­
inside ot
the
building.
Of this
aomunt $713 was by personal .'tb complished a large amount of new
scription, and $537 on behalf of th. work during 1906, regardless of the
different associations by their repre­ shortage of laborers and difficulty in
sentative«.
getting material delivered. This is
Short Addresses.
After the address of F R l’argel- particularly true of the Southern Pa­
I lis a number of short talks were cific. By January 1 the line between
made by Y. M. C. A. workers of th« Portland and Ashland will be in ex­
«•oast. J. C. Clark of the Portland
cellent shape and all bridges, with
Y. M.
A., related something con­
cerning the work among the boys the exception of two or three points,
by the Y. M. C. A., and of the meth­ will be new. There are few trestles
ods used to hold their interest.
of wood, and all dangerous points
H. W. Davis, also of the Portland
have been strengthened with con­
Y. M. C. A., spoke on The Young
crete and steel.
Those already in
Men’s Bible Classes.”
B. B. Wilcox followed with a short place include ten spans 1150 feet
address on the "Corresponding Mem­ long; one span 180 feet, one span
ber,” and G. A. Roberts, of O. A. C., 2 80 feet, one through girder 90 feet,
talked of "Student Vacation Work.’
Ivan B. Rhodes, state secretary of another 80 feet and a third 50 feet,
Oregon, closed the formal program : with two deck girders 100 feet, two
with a speech on "The Investment of deck girders 50 feet, two girders 60
i Life.”
: feet and two with a length of 80 feet.
Yesterday Afternoon.
After the splendid address of : H. ■ There remains to be completed this
W. Stone yesterday afternoon on year crossings that will require two
"The purposes of th«* Y. M. C. A., and spans 180 feet long, two deck spans
How Accomplished," B. B. Wilcox, | 150 feet, four through spans 125
stat«- secretary of California, address­
feet,, two spans 150 feet and one of
ed the convention on "The Organi­ 1 200 feet.
zation of the Association.”
He began with the first steps in
founding the association, especially
in the cities. While dwelling on this
phase of the subject, he gave some
splendid advice to the backers of the
Eugene city association.
Then he
went to the organization of each i as­
sociation .explaining In detail tile
various ways and methods of p get-
ting the best results in the young
men's work.
Mr. Holmes, general secretary of
the Y. M. C. A., Wellington, New
Zealand.was introduced and told
Springfield is having her troubh
something of the work in the South
with the Willamette Valley Co. Wit­
Pacific.
He showed how great was the need ness the following from the News:
"The Commercial Club and tin
for the modern rhethods in Austra-
lia, where there are cities of 600,000 'city council should not cease trying
population, as Melbourne and Sid- to get the Willamette Valley Co. to
nev, with only one lone secretary. complete
their
water
system.
There are no subdivisions in the There has never been anything done
work in Australia, and the want of with the reservoir, and the only way
more money and men is imperative. they have of furnishing water in time
New Zealand is a little better off of fire would be direct from th.
as in the last year nearly $400,000 pumps, which would be entirely in
has been raised at Wellington, The adequate in case of a big fire. The
new success is due to the adaptation city is paying a big price for the
poor protection that they now have,
of American methods.
and until the company fixes the res­
test Evening's Meeting.
The evening session Friday opened ervoir and shows a willingness to
with the usual song service after live up to their agreement, they
which I. H. Amos addressed the as­ should not be allowed one cent.
sembly of 400 people on "The Value
of an Association to the People." He
took the phase which had been as­
signed to Tom Richardson, who was
unable to reach Eugene in time on
account of a delay in the East,
where he has been for the last ten
days.
The view taken by the speaker
( IL AND DATE OF ELECTION
was the commercial value of the as-
SET FOB TUESDAY. DECEMBER
sociation to a town, He showed very
IMI >1—OTHER NOTES.
conclusively how any town or city
gains immeasurably by supporting a
A petition was presented to the
Y M. C. A. organization.
His talk
on
Monday evening last,
dealt more particularly with Port­ council
land. but the same results could be demanding an election on the ques­
tion whither or not the voters will
easily attained in any other city.
allow saloons to be licensed w'ithin
Illustrated Talk.
The last address of the evening the city. Mayor Job and Councilman
and day was by B. B. Wilcox, state Venske thought the election til-ad­
secretary of California, and consist­ vised and were not in favor of calling
Councilmen Atkinson
ed of a lecture Illustrated by graphic the election.
and Porter called attention to the
views of the Y. M. C. A. works.
The subject showed the value of law and pointed out that the law
an association to a city as a religious passed bv the initiative last June
and social force
The work in the provided that an election on the ini­
granted
cities, in the army and navy, among tiative petition shall be
railway men and colleges were all whenever the petition for election
demands. But this is not a petition
considered.
.or an initiative law
The election
ber lands iki the States of Califor­
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Wash.ng-
t<ai Territory, as extended to all
the Public Land States by act of
August 4. 1 892,
HAROLD L. HOPKINS,
of Albamy,, county of Linn, state of
Oregon, has this day filed in this
office hfs sworn statement No. 7,4 4 7,
for the pure has«* of the SEKi of sec­
tion No. 6, in township No. 17 south,
range No. 8 west, W. M., and will
offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for Its tim­
ber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim
to said «and before* W. W. Calkins,
P. 8. Commissioner, at his office in
Eugene. Oregon,
Wednesday, th«*
6th day of March. 1907.
Murphy. John H. Dick. Cliffordsh
He names as witnesses: Dave
Murphy, John H. Dick. Clifford Ed­
wards. Ira I’ Hower, all of Eugene.
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
offic«* on or before said 6th day of
March, 1907.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
SPRINGFIELD
WATER WORKS
UNFINISHED
Notice lor Publication.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg. Oregon, Nov. 5, 190
Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of
the act of Congress of June 3. 1 878,
entitled "An act for the sal«* of tim­
ber lands fti the States of Califor­
nia. Oregon. Nevada and Washing­
ton Territory, as extended to all
August 4. 1892,
WILLIAM H SALLE.
of Alma, county oi Lane, state of
Oregon, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No. 7,439.
for the rurchase of lots 2, 3. 8 at.td
13. of section No. 6, In township No.
19 south range No. 8 west, W. M .
and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before W. W. Calkins,
IT. S. Commissioner, at his office in
Eugene. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 5th
day of March, 1907.
He names as witnesses:
Andrew
Hkikson and Mabie Hinkson, of Al
ma. Oregon Sidney Porter, of Wal­
ton, Oregon, and Louis D Blivin, of
Alma, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the above-described lands are
requested to file their claims In this
office on or before said 5th day of
March. 1 907.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
LIQUOR ELECTION
AT COTTAGE GROVE
KEENEDÏ LEAVES
BOOTH-KELLY 1'0.
Fiank Kennedy Im- ••u-n
position at the Bootit-Kelly r
Springfield, to take effect lam
Mr Kennedy was y ard for« tr
till th- resignation of Super!
«■nt .1. T. Tutt I......
■ ":l
when he was promoted to si
tenden’, which position h«‘ ha
«lied to the eiilir«
•mployers.
moving
first of t
he hopes
prove a I
Mayor
yesterday
combe,
at Cor'
form th«
cltiz«'
ers' i
terno
tng will l
cussed
L. A
H 1.700
on the
urday
I p
K< |x.rt“.
sold his ci
iL. ®a'*“
ific Uni­ to John J Hill
Feotn , mber
th* state
ported on the
•'”rthwest as a whole
r®ilr<»ad work
a
where there are 65o Usan t be
J?' I that a crucial crisis Bigast-.-»
. ef
Oregon Short Lin.
is set for Tuesday, December 18.
Sim Brand has received the sad
intelligence of the death of his
father. Francis Brand, which occurr
ed at Turtle Lake, Wisconsin, Thurs
day, November 29.
Mr. Brand wa
aged 89 years.
Sim had Intended
attending the funeral, but tele
graphic service to his old home wa-
interrupted and be did not get to
>0.
Born. Monday, December 3, to Mr
nd Mrs. J. J McKibben, a 10-|«>und
son. Western Oregon.
U W 1 IPPROl’RI UIio'
K oil \ ITIOX’w W ITEliU lì "
ivtacua, if « '
The final
1 of the national rivers and
harbor ■s convention was mark« i to
M>1U
the uni«<ninious adoption of a rei
tlon u rifinir <'frtnrr**Mi tn approp'
not le « than S'.0,< hh »J>00 anm
or imi
CASTOR IA
For Infant» and Chadren.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
i
CITATION
in th« County Co
f
Oregon for Lane County.
lu the matter of the Estat«* of Dan­
iel Rees, an Insan«* Person.
To All Persons Interested in the Es­
tate of Daniel R«‘ese. an Insane
Person:
You ar«* hereby cited and required
to appear in th«* County Court of th«i
Stat«* of Oregon, for Lane County,
at the court room therelf, at Eugene,
Lan«* county. Oregon, on Monday, the
24th da> of Dtxember, 1906, at 19
o'clock In the forenoon, on that day,
then an dther«» to show cans«*, if any
you have, why an order should not bo
grante«! to the guardian of said ea-
tate, to sell th" following described
property, at public sale, tc wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner
of section No 7 (7). in township No.
eighteen (18 1, south of range No.
five west, theme running west 223
rods, south 160 rods, east 60 rod»,
I south SO rods, east 160 rods, and
north 240 rods to th«* place of b«»-
ginning. containing 300 acres of land,
more or less, in l.atu* County, Ore-
go.n
in order to satisfy the claims against
said estate and pay the expenses ot
administration.
Witness, the Hon. G. R. Chrisman.
Judge of the County Court, of the
State of Oregon, for Lane County,
this 22d day of November. 1906.
Attest:
E U. LEE,
L M TRAVIS,
County Clerk.
Attorney.
NOTICE FOR PUBL1CT1OAN.
United States Lau.i Office,
Rosel urg, Oregon, Oct. 9, 190t>.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
"An Aot for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon,
,
Nevada and Washington territory,"
as extended to all public land states |
by act of August 4, 1892, Edwin E.
Lominen, ot Crookston, county of
Polk, stat«* of Minnesoti, filed in
this office on Septekuner 4 1918, has
sworn statement No. 71,’wl 'or the j ur-
chase of til«* southeast quarter Mf Sec­ 1
tion 30 in Township No. 18 south of
Range No. 7 west W. M., and will
offer proof to show that the land
s-'Ugtit is in. re valuable tor its timber
or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish his claim to
said land before W. W. Calk'ne, U S.
commissioner, at hi» < ftlce in Eu­
gene, Oregon, on Friday, the Ith day
of January, 1907,
He names as wituesses Martin
II'iHgenson, of Eugene,
Or.; Nick
Auderson, of Kill one. Or.; Peder
; Opbus, of Blue River, Or. ; A.ndrew
A. Lominen, of Burlington, Wash.
Any and all peisnns claiming ad­
versely the above described lands are
retiuested to file their claims in this
'office on or before the said 4th day of
January, 1907.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Register.
I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I’nited States Land Office.
Roseburg, Or., Oct. 9, 1906
Notice is hereby gi»en that in coni-
pliame with the ptovisions of the act
of congress of June 3. 1878, entitles
"An act for the sale of tiiubei laud
in Hie States of California, Oregon
Nevada [and Washington Territory,
as extendixi to all the pubic land
states by act of August I, 1892, Char­
lie W. Inman, of Elmira, county
of latne, state of Oregon, has this
day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 7153 foi tire purchase
of the S'e of NW1* ; SW* of NE'*
and NW1« of SE1-* of Section No.
32, in Township No. 17 south. Range
No. 6 west, W, ,M , and will offer
proof to show tliHt tlx* lsnil sought
is more valuable for its timlrer or
stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to rstablish his claim to said
land before W. W. Calkins, U. S.
commissionei, at his office in Eu­
gene, Oregon, on Friday, the 4th day
of January, 1907.
He names as wif tresses Fred Yates,
of Elmira. Oregon; Htirtv L. Mown,
of Elmira, Oregon; Ira A. Inman,
of Elmira, Oregon; Bert W. Inman,
of Elmira, Oregon.
Any arid sll oersons claiming ad­
versely the above detnribed lands are
requested to file their claims in this
office on or before said 4th day of
January, 19()7.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PI’BLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Or., Oct. 18, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in com­
pliance with the provisions of the
act of congress of June 3, 1878, en­
titled "An act for th«* sale of timber
lands In th«* states of California, Or­
egon, Nevada and Washington ter­
ritory, as extended to al the nubile
land states by act of August 4, 18s3,
Anderson 8. Bush, of Bay (’entry,
County of Pacific, state of Washing­
ton, has filed In this office on March
9, 1906, his sworn statement No.
7232 for the purchast* of the EKfc of
W
of section 20, In township No.
18, south of range No. 6 west, and
will offer proof to show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its lim­
ber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the register and
receiver of this office at Roseburg,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 23d day
of January, 1907,
He nam«*s as witnesses Clark P.
Devereaux, of Eugene, Oregon; Fred
(’. Whitten, of Portland,
Oregon;
Josie Hale Bush and Gertrude O.
Bush, of Bay Centre, Washington.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims In thia
office on or before the 2 3d day of
January, 1907.
BENJAMIN L EDDY,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Oct. 18, 1906
Notice Is hereby given that In com­
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entit­
led "An Act for th«* Sale of Timber
Lands In the States of California,
Oregon , Nevada and Washington
Territory, as extended to all th«
Public Land States by act of August
I. 1 892, Josie Hale Bush of Bay Cen­
ter, County of Pacific, State of Wash-
j Ington has filed In this office, on
March 9. 1906, her sworn statement
No. 7233, for the purchase of $h«
EVJ of EH of 8»*ction No- 20 |n
Township No. 1 8, south of Range No.
6 west, and will offer proof to shew
that the land sought is more valu­
able for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purpos«*», and to estab­
Notice for Publication.
lish her claim to said land befor*
I’nited States Land Office.
the register and receiver ot this of­
Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 5, 1906.
fice at Roseburg, Oregon, on W«*d-
Notice is hereby given that In
compliance with the provisions of
nesday, the 23d day of January,
the act of Congress of June 3. 1878,
1907.
She names ax wltnensae
entitled "An act for the sale of tim­
Clark
P
Devereaux,
of Eugene, Ore.
ber lands ».1 the States of Califor­
Fred ('. Whitten, of Portland, Ore.,
nia. Oregon, Nevada and Washlng-
t<ti Territory, as extended to all
Anderson 8 Bush and Gertrude C.
the Public Land States by act of
Bush, of Bay Center, Wash
August 4. 1892.
Any and all person« claiming ad­
CONTES 1' NOTICE.
ETHEL H SALLEE.
Department of the Interior.
versely the above described land«
of Alma county of Lane, state of
I'niteri States Land Office,
ire requested to file th«*lr claims In
Oregon has this day filed in this of­
Roseburg. Oregon. October 4. 19116.
fice her sworn statement No. 7.4 45,
this office on or before said 23d day
A
sufficient
couleat
atNdavit
having
for the 1purchase of lots 17. 18. 20 been tiled in this office hy Robert of January, 1907.
snd 21. of section No. 6, In towtnahlp F. Louden, coutr slant, against horne
BENJAMIN L EDDY.
No. 19 s 011th. rang«* No. 8 west, W strati entrv No. 11,299, made Fnbru
Register.
M . and will offer pro« >f to show aty 17. l!»rj, for the S'... NE1*. Sec­
that the land sought Is more valu tion 31. Township 17, S. Range I h..
able for its timber or stone thaï by Charley Harris contest«•*. in which
NOTH E FOR PUBLICATION.
for agricultural purpoaes, and to es it is ulleged that aairi Charley Harris
United Ststes Land office,
tabllsh her < laim to said land befor« has wholly 1 bandoiied said land and
Roseburg. Oregon, Oct. 18, ltsth.
W
Calkins. I’. S. Commissioner, especially for the last six months,
Notice is herby given that in com
at his office in Eugene. Oregon, on that there are no improvements on i pliance with the provisions ot the act
Wednesday, the 6th day of March. said land .that no cultivation has Irern of congress of June 3, 1878. entitle«!
1907.
I made thereon ; that said land is unfit an “Au act for the sale of timlier lands
She n.«m«-s as wlmcsses
Clair | for agricultural feirposes and is in the Htater of California, Or«»gon.
Hinkson. Harvey Sallee and Henry 1 chiefiv valuable for the timber there I Nevada and Waahingt n Territory,’’
Iffnksor of Alma. Oregon, and Sid- <>n
Said parties are hereby notified ax ettendwl to all the Public Land
i« v Porter, of Walton. Oregon.
to appear, r«*rpond and offer evidence State- by act of August 4, 18ICJ. Olaf
Any and all persons claiming ad- touching said all«-g»tion at ill o'clrx k Olson, of Sellwood, county <>• Mult
v. ro ly th eabove-deacribed lands are a. nr. on January 4. I!«f7, before W. nomaiih. State of Oregon.ha- this «lay
...queued to file their (laWns In this W. Calkins. I'. S. nimmneinhi r. at tiled III this offic«« his sworn etatement
office on or before said 6th day of i his office in Eugen«*, Oregon, and No. 7239, for the purcbaxe of Hie E
j that final bearing Will be held at ID of W
of Section No. ’2* in town-
March, 1907.
| o'clock a m. on .lanuaty 18, IHllff, tie sbi| No. 18», range 8 w,an«l will ufffer
BENJAMIN L EDDY, Register.
fore the register and receiver i t the I roof to rh< w that the latxl sought Is
! United States Ian I office in Roseburg. more valuable for Its timlier or stone
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
than for agricultural purpose- and to
F
I I (liegon.
The said contestant having, in a establioh his claim to -aid laml lefore
9
DIED.
♦
prop, r affidavit, filed < 8 b ler 4. l »«i. Register and Receiver of thia office at
*+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I set forth farts which show that after l<o-« t urg.Oregon.on Thiir»«lny, ihe 24
i due diligence personal service of this day of January, ll*i7.
He name» >«• wifaeaeas: Martin llaag-
Thursday afternoon, December 6 ! notice cannot be made, it i hereby
19<>6 a few miles southwest of Eli ordered and dire«’ted that sneb notice '-neon, of Eog«ne, Oregon; ( harley
I he given by due ami proper pnblica 1 Ileon, of Eugene, (fregón; Peder
o-n* Clinton, th* II-year-old son of
' Iphua, of Blue River, < fregón , Haakon
1 tion.
George Kirkman, of diphtheria
Thr
BENJAMIN !*. EDDY
Mn’itis Olson, of Silverton, Dragon.
H agister.
An' and all peraona claiming ad
'uneral was held today at 2 p. m
1 vertülly the above deacribiMl latid» are
with Interment In the Mulkey reme-
16 tons of the famous Oliver flow» [ re«|ueat<xl to til«* tbeir claim» in thia
office on or iofora said 24 day of Jan-
I just received. Start right by buying 1 nary, 19D7.
'
»n
Oliver.
BENJAMIN U EDDY.
L Green, of Crewwell, wa« In th«
Regiater.
CHAMBERS II tRIffi’IKt; CO
city last night.