Eugene weekly guard., December 27, 1906, Image 7

INSANITY
causes VERDICT
OF NOT GUILTY
Spok*»'
"V®-
—“N°t guilty by
insanity” was the verdict
today in the case of Sidney
the eighteen-year-old boy
with the brutaI murder of
father, James F. Sloane, a pioneer
merchant of Seattle. The trial last-
,4 five weeks, and was the most sen-
„tional e'er held in Spokane county
«\TOMBFD MINER
RESI T ED AT LAST
Bakersfield, Cal.. Dec. 22.—En-
tomebd in the bowels of the earth,
beneath tons of dirt and stone of a
(olapsed tunnel, L. B. Hicks, the
BiDer who for 15 day8 faced death,
tas rescued this evening by a gang
of bis fellow miners who had worked
incessantly to save him.
Hicks was nearly crazed with joy
when his rescuers drew his weaken
ed body from beneath the tram car,
under which he had been pinned
gnee the tunenl fell in, leaving him
in darkness and the plaything of a
Baking death. The hardened niin-
trs wept as Hicks tried to thank
them.
Outside a crowd around the tunnel
ohaft had heard the signal. Bakers­
field was in a frenzy of joy. Cannon
boomed and the bells of the churches
tolled. Men and women flocked to
the streets and there held parties of
congratulation.
Cheers Melted Into Tears
Hicks was brought from his peril­
ous position at 5:30 this evening,
when his rescuers completed a scaf­
folding to prevent a fall of the boul
der? and dirt. When the timbering
had been completed Superintendent
McCltir.e of the mine, reached down
and grasped the imprisoned miner
by the hand. Hicks was drawn gent­
ly up through the opening, and as he
emerged from the hole he was grasp­
ed under the arms by two miners,
who gently lifted him to his feet.
Hicks swayed like a drunken man.
The sputtering light of the miners’
lamps half blinded him. And then a
realization came to him that he was
free
"God bless you all for standing by
me!" was all that he could say, but
that was enough. There in the cav­
erns of the earth grim-faced miners
wept and an iijteuded cheer stuck in
their throats. Dr. Stinchfleld placed
dark glasses over Hicks’ eyes, but
the miner said he did not need them,
as the light of the lamp did not both­
er him.
All Humors SPRINGFIELD
Are impure matters which the skm, lITer
kidneys and other organs cannot take »are
of without help.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other erup-
tlons, loss of appetite, that tired feeling
bilious turns, fits of indigestion, dull headi
aches and many other troubles are due to
them. They are removed by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
u\
BRIDGE IS
UNSAFE
The county commissioners
ha
been notified of the unsafe condi.
In usual liquid form or in . l«.(,iated
of the county bridge crossing the
uideiskuowut'Sarsatat,^ 10uJojh;>
Willamette at Springkeld savt
ever, in the second half the local Springfield News, Manv of the bui's
lads rallied and put up a first-class have worked loose and should lie
article of ball and scored 18 points tightened at once, also the east pier
is reported
badly cracked. The
which won the game.
bridge as a whole needs immediate
repairs and should not be neglect- I
The News would r suggest
—......... that
-
this
bridge be removed entirely and rv-
placed with one forty feet wide. The
Willamett e Valley Company and th ■
county y could
*
put in a combination
bridge that could be used for wagons
and electric cars, and by so doing we
would have a bridge that would las’
tor years to come. The old bridge
could
be repaired aud put on the
St. Paul, Dec. 24
A Soo paseen-
ger train crashed inta a yard engine McKenzie to take the place of the
at Enderlin, N. D.yesterday and eight old ferry that has been in use for so
eight men wer killed outright and many years and is only an expense
to the county.
forty injured.
The people In the eastern part of
Enderlin, Dec. 2 4—Those Injured the county are entitled to better ac­
in yesterday’s train wreck are being commodations than they have re­
cared for at the hosuital and in the ceived in the past, and it would be
hotel. At the coroner s investigation only fair aud just to give them a
the flagman testified that he went bridge crossing the McKenzie, and
back a quarter of a mile and attach thereby lessen the trouble of wait­
ed torpedoes to the track and waved ing for the ferryman to pull them
a lantern, neither of which signals across. The McKenzie ferry is used as
were heeded by the passer ger train, much as any other crossing on the
The night was very fogy and the sup- river and should have a bridge,
poposed lantern signal was uot seen
and the torpedoes failed to explode,
The jury returned a veidi ■* tl at the
crew of the freight train was re­
sponsible for the wreck and cen-
sured the railroad for Discing inex-
perlenced men in
positions where
failure to perform work hail resulted
in considerable los of life.
SERIOUS TRAIN
NORTH DAKOTA
SPOKANE
RAILROAD
Rig Fire in Georgia.
Marietta, Ga.. Dec. 2 4. The plant
of the Georgia Manufacturnig and
Public Service Company, including
the Marietta Papar Mills, is burning.
The loss is already $250,000 and the
fire is not yet under control.
At the Presbyterian
Acme Wednesday afternoon
her 12, 1906, Miss Alice A
was united in marriage to
Sellars, Rev. I- M. Boyles
at
Ing.
A party of cruiser
titrating the amount of timber
ferent tracts on Hadsali and K
creeks this week. They are w
In the interest of eastern partii
are buying through Geo. G.
real estate agency iu Eugene.
The board ot directors of Florence
school district have called a special
meeting of the legal voters of the
district to be held on Saturday, De
ce ruber -‘2. The object of the rneet-
Ing as set forth in the notices, 1» to
levy a tax to meet outstanding in­
debtedness and current expenses.
Silver Wave camp ot Royal Neigh­
bors of America,
-, has chosen
—sen the fol­
lowing officers to serve for the < com­
ing term:
Mrs. Emma Säubert.
ora» le; Mrs. Marian Gibbs, vice-or-
; Mrs. Belle Severy, recordei .
Mrs.
Myra Gibbs, receiver; Mrs
Clara Mills, marshal; Mrs. L. Tripp.
chaplain: Mrs. Hewitt, inner semi-
nel; Nellie Tripp, outer sentinel.
Mr. Peterson, manager of the com­
pany that has been giving exhibi­
tions here this week, was arrested
yesterday by Marshal Grove on a
charge of peddling without a license,
which is contrary ■ to a town ordi-
nance.
Recorder Severy fined him
$10 which, added to the fee for two
days’ license and costs,
i
brought the
bill up to $ 1 7.25, ' which amount w as
paid.
In a redhot game of basketball a‘
Cottage Grove last evening Company
C's teain defeated the senior crack
team at that town to the tune of 23
to 9. It was a spirited game from
start to finish. Company C’s swift
football work and the Grover foot­
ball methods contributed a great deal
to keep the spectators Interested
througout the game. A dance was
»endered the visiting team after the
close of the game and the boys report
having had a splendid time and say
that they would like to go again.
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Faris, flee. 2 4.—Th»* Associated
Press learns from a high ecclesiasti­
cal source mat the pope will certainl.
reject the new religious law and a
an opportune time forbid
parish
priests to continue service in the
churches, aftei which they will or-
ganlze for private worship.
I 'liai Cuban Rumpus
Havana. Dec. 2 4 A dispatch iron,
(■nines. this province, tells of an en­
counter between rural guards and five
Insurgents in which two of the latter
were killed and two captured.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United Slates 1«<II<1 Office.
Roseburg,1 ’r.. * ’et. ;l. 1808
Notice is hereby given that in com-
pliam e with the provisions of the act
of congress of June 3, 1878, entitles
“An act for tin- sale of timbei land
in the States of California, Oregon
Nevada fand Washington T' rritory,
as extended to all tile pubic land
states by act ef August 4. 1892, Char
lie W. Inman, of Elmira, county
of Lane, state of Oregon, has ibis
day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 7153 foi the purchase
of the S'., of NW4 ; SW>4 of NE'4
ami NW'4 of SE’4 of Section No.
32, in Township No. 17 south. Range
No. t’> west, W. M , slid will offer
proof to show that the laud 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, U. S.
commissioner, at his office ill Eu­
gene. Oregon, on Friday, the 4th duy
of January, 191(7.
He names as witnesses Fred Yates,
of Elmira, Oregon; Harty L. Bown,
Oregon; , ns
Ira .-».
A. Inman,
of Elmirs,
r.itnirn, wrricvu
~
of Elmira, Oregon; Bert
W. , Inman,
Oregon.
of Elmira,
’
Any and all persons claiming ad­
versely the above described lards are
requested to file their claims in thia
office on or before said 4th dHy of
January, 1907.
BENJAMIN L.
ux EDDY,
Register.
Spokane, Dec. 2 4.—I.aden with
crowds of Christmas traveler;, the
North Coast Limited eastbound dash­
ed into an open switch near
uilve
street crossing at 1:30 this after­
noon. The engine and baggage car
were ditched, and three men hurt,
two probably fatally. The fatally in­
jured are:
G. B. Smith, fireman;
Duncan Mathewson, traveling engi­
Al Gibson, who lives on the river
I nder Pande Sentence—Became In­ neer. No passengers were hurt.
road southeast of town, met with
toxicated and is New Charged with
quite a loss Saturday night, His
Larceny of a Suit of (Tithes.
barn burned down, together with
,three cows, a heifer. one horse, cart
Marvin Martin, of Creswell, who
and all of his feed and hay. The
was at the last term of the circuit
origin of the fire is unknown. No
court convicted of the crimeof horse
Insurance.
The Rebekahs are becoming fa­
stealing, and who was sentenced to
mous
for their ability of entertaining
serve a term of two years in the pen­
Chittim bark—5® 6c
their
members and friends. At the
itentiary, but was given the benefit of
Wool—18® 19c.
last regular meeting Wednesday ev­
the parole sentence law by Judge
JUDGE DECIDES IN
Poultry. Eggs, etc.
ening, a very pleasing program was
FAVOR OF TRUST Harris, is again in trouble.
Eggs—Per doz., 26® 30c.
rendered.
The membership is in-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICTIOAN.
Saturday afternoon by some means
Dairy butter—per roll, 40® 50c.
United States l-aml Offlee,
creasing rapidly and has passed the
he
obtained
a
quantity
of
local
op
­
Findlay, Dec. 24.—Judge Duncan,
creamery, 75c. per roll.
Roseburg, Oregon, Oct. 9, 1906.
one hundred mark, there being ten
tion
booze
and
of
course
proceeded
of the common pleas court, decided
Notice is hereby given that in com
Hens—per lb., 8® 9c.
applications for membership at the pliance with the provisions of the act
that the information filed in the pro­ to indulge too freely for his own
Frys
—
Per
lb.,
8c.
to
last meeting.
It was decided
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
bate court against the Standard Oil good. In the evening he was arrest­
Geese—Per lb., 5® 7c.
have some form of entertainment at “An Act for the sale of timber lands
Co. on the charge of violating the ed by Officer Purdy for being drunk
in the States of California, Oregon,
Ducks—Per lb., 8® 10c.
each meeting In the future.
Nevada and Washington territory,”
Valentine antitrust law is illegal: and disorderly and was thrown into
Turkeys
—
14®
16c.
The
shipments
from
this
place
for
as extended to all public land states
tath the case should have been filed the Hotel de Farrington to sober up.
Fruits, Vegetable«, Etc.
the past two weeks are as follows: by act of August 4, 1892, Edwin E.
It now develops that just before be­
in the common pleas court.
Potatoes—Per cwt., 75® 80c.
Frank Dinges, two cars of hogs and Lornmen, of Crookston, county of
ing arrested he became enamored by
Polk, state of Minnesota, filed in
Onions—per lb., 114c.
one of cattle; Henry Bushnell, one this office on Septebmer I, ISOti, has
the appearance of a suit of clothes
RUSSIAN Al TO< RAT
Lemons—Per case, $5 $6,
car of apples; A. Wilhelm and Mill sworn statement No 71.'Xl for tie- pur
MEETS HIS l»<HIM belonging to Jones, the shooting gal
Green apples Per box, 40® 50c. Company, nine cars of flour; Mr chase of ttie southeast quarter of See
lery man. and appropriated them for
tion 30 in Township No. 18 south of
Livestock Market.
Smeed, one car of apples; Excelsior Range No. 7 west W. M., and will
Tver, Russia, Dec. 23.—General his own use. As this is a violation of
Steers--per lb., 2%c.
Mill, two cars of excelsior; A. Wil­ offer proof to show that the land
Count Alexis Pavollch
Ignatieff, a one of the conditions of his parole
Good cows—per lb., 2c.
helm & Sons, four cars of potatoes; sought is more valuable tor itstlmbei
probably
give
him
a
the
ofTense
will
member of the council of the empire,
Good prime dressed veal—per lb.. J. B. Andrews, one car of oats; Al­ or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to
ex-governor-general of Kieff, Volnia. free passport to Salem. Chief of Po­
len Fruit Co., two cars of potatoes; said land liefore W. W. I'alk'ns, U S.
6c.
and Podolla, and one of the worst lice Farrington filed a complaint of
Mutton on foot—per lb., 3*4® 4c Eugene Mill Co , one car of wheat; commissioner, at bis office in Eu­
hated of the aristocratic element of larceny against him in Justice Bry-
Fat hogs—Per lb , 8c.
Schobert & Dodge, one car of pota- gene, Oregon, on Friday, the 4th day
Judge
Harris
is
at
pres-
Russia, fell a victim to the vengeance son’s court.
of January, 1907.
Grain and Feed.
toes.—Times.
He uames as wituesees Martin
of the terrorists as he strode across ent out of town, but when he returns
Cheat hay—Per ton, $8.00.
Haagenson, of Eugene, Or. ; Nick
the refreshment hall of the Nobles’ he will in all probability remand him
Anderson, of Eugene, Or. ; Feder
Timothy hay—Per ton, $10® $12.
G1NERAL NEWS NOTES
Assembly Saturday evening.
The to the custody of Sheriff Fisk to be
Ophus, of Blue River, Or.; Andrew
Oats—Per bushel, 45c.
A. Lornmen, of Burlington. Mash.
count had recently been the recipient taken to the penitentiary.
The National Inter-Collegiate foot-
Bran—Per ton , $23.
Any and all persons claiming ad
of letters threatening vengeance be-
Nev
• -. ti
i. mi ii,d lands are
ball Association in session tn
Mixed feed— Per ton, $25.
c*uae of his activity in punishing
York Saturday decided to make no requested to file their claims in this
Shores—Per ton, $24.
office on or liefore the said 4th day of
those who have opposed the methods
changes In the present rules for the
Wheat—per bu., 80c.
January. 19o7.
I ot’he Russian government.
J. I. Stansble, of the firm of Wal­
barrel,
$3.50.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Flour—Per
coming year.
' Naturally a brave man, he laughed ker & Stansble, is now owner of the
Register.
the threats to scorn and had sworn hardware and furniture store, having
RIIENT
TOI'K
S
Mrs
James
G.
Blaine,
Jr.,
was
on
< I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
‘hat he would resist any and at’ at­ purchased Mr. Walker’s half interest.
Saturday granted a divorce at Yank
United States Land office,
Mr.
Walker
will
retire
from
the
busi
­
tempts to kil him. He entered the
Roseburg, Oregon, Oct. 18, 190«.
A. n. Fitter, confined in the ton 8 D., «n the ground of cruelty
8.
‘eaembly just at dusk and was walk- ness, but Herbert Walker, who has
Notice 1“ lierby given Hist in <-<un
Multnomah jail under sentence for a„d’ non-support. She married Blaine pliance with the provisions of the act
across to the table that had been been busines manager for the firm, land frauds, has written
•---- 1 a book. several years ago to reform him.
of congress of June 3, 1878. entitled
“*rved for him when a youngish- will continue with Mr Stansble.
led, will be ready
an "An act for the sale of timler lands
which, it is expert--,
*PPearing man in the undress uni­
Fred Martin took his departure
----------- . The
in the Stst»-" of California, Oregon.
Outwits th« Surgeon.
form of an officer of the guards start­ Monday evening for San Francisco, for the public early in January,
Nevada and Washing! n Territory,”
A
complication
of
female
troubles,
book
is
entirely
as extend»-»! to all the Public Land
’d over as though to greet him. A3 where he will spend a few days with publication of the 1----- -------- Pu-
with catarrh of the stomach am States by act of August 4, 1892, Olaf
a business proposition with Mr.
* »tinted with his white hand, the friends and will then go to Pittsburg
the whole story of bowels, had reduced Mrs. Thoa. r Olson, of Sellwood, county ot Mult
ter.
If
he
tells
ae’comer pulled an automatic revol- to spend a few weeks with his pa­
es It should be inter- Austin, of Leavenworth, Indiana (< nomanb. State of Oregon.has this «lay
tiled in this office hie sworn statement
'roni inside of the breast of his rents. He has been at Springfield for the land thievei.
such a deplorable condition that her No. 7239, for the purchase of the E
t with a good sale
unlf and fired six bulets into Count the past 17 months and is one of the esting and meet
of Section No. 28 in town­
Henry Hose , hanged at Salem Frl- doctor adv’sed an operation; but her of W
jnat'ef-g body, practically riddling surveyors on C. S Freeland s crew
the record of Oregon state husband, fearing fatal results, posr ship No. 18«, range 8 w.and will offfer
day.
broke
’h* 'atter’s chest.
I roof to show that the land sought is
The News was informed from a re­
:s by showin? life ten poned thia to try Electric Bitters «nd more valuable for it« timber or etone
prison executions
liable source this week that Spring­
t0
the
amazement
of
all
»"o
*«•
’
than
any
previous
than foi agrtenitawl purpose« ami to
second« longer
N’G CYCLOPS
field would have a fine new bri> k
he. this medicine completely cured establish hie i-laini to said land liefore
hanging there, fifteen minu’es and
’»El EAT < OTTAGF. GROVE block this spring. The building will
being the time. He bru- her. Guaranteed cure for torpid II] Regieter ami Re»-eiver of tbie office at
---------- , jaun- Ro-et.urg,Oregon,on Thursday, the 24
be located on Main street, between
murdered
Madge Doyle In Port er. kidney disease. biliousness,
day of January. B*>7.
' p a red hot game of basketball in
Third and Fourth, and will be erect­ tall
ghe consorted dice, chills and fever. goneral debil
lie name« a« witness«« Martin Haag-
* krmory pavilion Saturday even- ed where a small frame structure land
—i>y was ail Ity, nervousness and blood poison- lenaon. of Engine, Oreg-m; Charley
with him unt I bis money
< the junior team or the rottaKp
Prlce 50c at , < risen, of Eugene, < >r»<on : Feder
now stands.
erted him. whereupon Ing Best tonic made
Opbua, of Blue River, Oregon , Haakon
to defeat at
Postmaster Roberts has been in gone, then de
w. . lads
— went
----- - down to
Linn
Drug
Co.
’
VF
”
Marius Olson, of Milverton, Oregon.
hands of the ‘‘Y’oung Cyclops’’ structed by Acting Postmaster Gen he killed her
Any arid all persona claiming ad­
Of course thousands of letters
versely th* above described lands are
composed mostly of pupils eral F. H. Hitchcock that owing to
and posted
To Cure » i '«*$ in One IMy.
written to Santa Claus
** the Central school.
reqiie*t>«l to file their claims in this
The final the Springfield oil» e being raised
are being deposited Take LAXATIVE BROMO Oulatre offi.-e on or liefore said 24 day of Jan­
»as
w as 23 to IT.
17. In the first half third class, the price of bex rents by little fellows, every day
Tablet.
Druggie«
refund
money
These
uary, 1997.
___
™ .it. «.«■»- r. W OBOV«-.
* Kugene boys played after the must necessarily be changed to 2'». In the postoffice
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
to the dead letter of-
Regieter.
■*®“r of a band of sheep and the '35 and 60 cen«s per quarter whereas find their way
further notice, except signature I» on each hot- •»«*
from the Grove had decidedly lt hag been b< fore 15, 25 and »0 gee with no
they contain money.
* advantage of the game.
How- ceBtg._Mcws.
WEEKLY REPORT OF
NOTICE FOR Pl BL1CATION.
Notice tor I'uttliciitiou.
United States Land Office,
Unite«; Stutes Land Office,
Roseburg. Or , Oct. 18, 1906.
Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 6, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that In
Notice is h- reby elven that In com­
pliance with the provisions ot the act compliance with th«1 provisions ot
the tut of Congress of June 3, 1878,
of congress of June 3, 1878. en­ entitled An act for the sale of tim­
titled An ait for the sab- of timber ber lands hi the States of Califor-
. Oregon, Nevada and Washing-
lands in the states of California, Or­
egon, Nevada and Washington ter t««i Territory, us extended to all
the Public laind Stat«*« by act of
ritory, as extended to all the public August 4. 1892,
laud states by act of August 4. 1892,
JOYCE B. HOPKINS,
Gertrud»1 G. Bush, of Hay Centre ot Albany, county of Linn, state of
County of Pacific state of Washing­ Oregon, has this day filed hir
ton. has file,! in this ot!i< e on March ' ■worn atatement No. 7.443, for th«
purchase of the E ’■» NW >4 , and loti
9, 1906. h*t s” >rn statement N<
I and 2, of m*ction No. 19. kt town-
723 1 tor th ■ purchase of the W '4 <
»hip No. 17 touch, range No. 8 west
W M . and will offer proof to show
Eof section No. 2b in lownslt
that the land sought Is more valu­
No. 18. south of range No 6 wo­
able for its timber and stone than
und wit! off« r proof to show that tl
for agricultural purposes, and to es­
land sought is more valuable for Its tablish hts claim to said laud before
timber or stone titan for agricultu­ W \\. Calkins, U. S Commissioner,
ral purposes, and to establish her at hts office In Eugene, Oregon, Wed-
claim to said land before the regis­ ni-siav, the 6th day of March, 1907.
He names as witness«*«
John H.
ter and receiver at this office at Dick at J Dave Murphy, of linger1*.
Roseburg. Oregon, on Wednesdey Oregon. Albert Brownell, of Albany,
the 23d day of January, 1907.
Oregon, anu James A. Johnson, of
She names as witnesses Clark P Deadwood. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
Devereaux, of Eugene, Oregon; Fred
verselv th«1 ..bi,.'«»-described lands are
C Whitten, of Portland, Oregon; Jo requested to file their claims In this
sle Hale Bush and \ndersou S. Hush offi««1 on or before said 6th dav of
March, 1907.
of Hay Centre, Washington.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Reglst.-t.
Am and all persons claiming a<
versely the above described lands a
requested to file their claims in tl
Notice for I’ublivati'iii.
office oa or Indore said 23d day
United States I.and Office,
January, 1907.
Roseburg Oregon. Nov. 5, 1906.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
Notice is hereby given that Ir»
Register 1 compliance with the provisions of
lit«1 act of Congress of Jun«* 3, 187: ,
entitled "An act for the sain of tint­
tier lauds hi the States of Califor­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
nia, Oregon, Nevada aud Wash ng-
United States Land Office,
ti«i Territory, as extended to all
Roseburg, Or., Oct. 18, 1906.
th«1 Public l.iittd States by act of
Notice is hereby given that in com August 4. IBM,
HAROLD I. HOPKINS.
pliance with the provisions of the
act of congress of June 3, 1878, en- of Albanty,, county of Linn, state of
Oregon, lias this day filed in thia
tltlini "An act for the sal«1 of timber office hit sworn statement No. 7,447.
lands In (lie states of California, Or- I for the purchase of tin* SE44
8ec*
egos. Nevada and Washington ter tlon No 6. tn township No. 17 south,
ritory, as extended to al th«1 nnhlk ' range No. 8 west. W. M., and will
land states by ad ot August 4, 18s2, offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its tlm
Anderson 8. Bush, of Bav Centr?, 1 ber or »tone than for agricultural
County of Pacific, state of Washing purposes, and to establish his claim
ton, lias tiled in this office on March to said land before W. W. Calkins.
9, 1906, his sworn statement l.o I I’. S Commissioner, at his office in
Eugene, Oregon, <«t Wednesday, the
7232 for th«1 purchase of the E'» of 6th day of March, 1907.
W's of section 20, in township No »'.urphy, John H. Dick, Cllffordsh
He names as witnesses: Dave
18, south of range No. 6 west, an«» I
will offer proof to show that the land Murphy, John H. Dick, Clifford Ed
sought is more valuable for Its tim j wards, ira P. Hower, all of Eugene.
Oregon.
ber or stone than for agricultural !
Any and all persons claiming ad­
purpose«, and to establish his claim versely the above-described lands are
to said land before the register and ! requested to file their claims in this
receiver of this office at Roseburg, ! office on or before salil 6th day of
March. 1907.
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 23d day
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
of January, 1907.
He names as witnesses Clark P
Devereaux, of Eugene, Oregon; Fred
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C. Whitten, of Portland, Oregon;
United Stat
Josie Hale Bush and Gertrude G
Roseburg, Ore)
Bush, of Bay Centre, Washington.
Netlce is here!
Any and all persons claiming ad­
pllance with the
versely the above described lands are j
of Congress of
requested to file their claims in this j
led "An Act for
office on or before the 23d day of
Lands tn the St
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r. i,
January, 1907.
Oregon , Nevada uuu ’>
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BENJAMIN L EDDY,
Territory, as extended to all the
Register.
Public Land States by act ot August
4, 1892, Josie Hale Bush of Bay Cen­
Notice for Publication.
ter, County of Pacific, State of Wash­
United States I.and Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 5, 1906 ington has filed In this offi«e, on
Notice is hereby given that In March 9, 1906, her sworn statement
compliance with the provisions of No. 7233, for the purchase ol the
th«1 act of Congress of June 3, 1878, |
entitled "An act for the sale of tim­ E>4 of E% of Section No. 2« In
ber lands iki the States of Califor­ Township No. 18, south of Range No.
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washing- I 6 west, and will offer proof to shew
t«gi Territory, as extended to all that the land sought Is more valu­
the Public Land States by act of 1 able for Its timber or stone than for
August 4. 1 892,
agricultural pur|tosex, and to estab­
ETHEL H. SALLEE,
of Alma, county of Lane, state of lish her claim to said land before
Oregon, has this day filed in this of- | the register and receiver of this of­
flee her sworn atatement No. 7,445, i fice at Roseburg, Oregon, on Wed-
for the purchase of lots 17, 18, 20'
nesday, the 23d day of January,
and 21, of section No. 6, In towtishlp
She names ax witness«»
No. 19 south, range No. 8 west. W 1907.
M., and will offer proof to show Clark P. Devereaux, of Eugene, Ore.
that the land sought is more valu­ Fred C. Whitten, of Portland, Ore.,
able for its timber or stone than Anderson S Bush and Gertrude C.
for agricultural purposes, and to es­
tablish tier < lai tn to said land befor» ! Hush, of Bay Center, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming ad­
W. W. Calkins, U. S Commissioner,
at his office in Eugene, Oregon, on versely the above described lands
Wednesday, the 6lh day of March, are requiwted to file their claims la
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this office on or before said 2 3d day
She names ax witnesses: Clair
Hinkson, Harvey Sall«*e and Henry of January, 1907.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
Hinkson of Alma, Oregon, and Sid­
ney Porter, of Walton, Oregon.
Register.
Any and nil persons claiming ad­
versely th eabove-dvscrlbed lands are
CONTEST NOTICE.
requested to file their claims in this '
Department of the Interior,
office on or before said 6th day of
Uliittxl States Land Office,
March, 1907.
Kosebuig, Oregon, Ootolter 4, 1906.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
A Miifficlent contest affidavit having
tiled in tin-* offlee I v I:
F. Louden, contentant, against home
Notice for Publication.
«tend entry No. 11,216t. made Febru
United States Land Office,
Roseburg, Oregon, Nov. 5. 1906. aiy 17, 1902, for the H1«, NEl4, Sec­
Notice Is hereby given thst in J tion 33, Township 17. H. Range 4 E.,
compliance with the provisions of liy Charley Harris contestée, in which
the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, , it is alleged that said Charley Harris
entitled "An act for the sale of tim­ Im« wholly abandoned »aid land ami
ber lands hi the States of Califor­ SMpecially for the last six months;
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washiug- that there are no improvements on
t«tn Territory, as extended to all said land ;that no cultivation ha« Iwen
made thereon ; that said land is unfit
August 4. 1892,
for agricultural pnrpoaes and la,
WILLIAM H SALLE,
of Alma, county of Lane, state of chiefly valuable for the timber tkiurv-
Oregon, has this day filed In this on Saul parties ars hereby ùetîued
offi< e his sworn statement No. 7,439. to appear, respond at»1» oft», evidence
for the [urehase of lota 2, 3. 8 tend touching «al«! alligation at 10 o’clock
13, of s«-ctl«>n No 6, tn township No. a. ni. on January 4. list?, before W.
s. commissioner, at
19 south rang* No. 8 west, W. M.,i W. Calkins, I
and will offer pr«w>f to show that the his office in Eugene, Oregon, and
lan«l sought Is more valuable for It« •hat final hearing will be helit at lit
timber or stone than for agricultural o’clock a .m. on .tannaty 18, |!»»1, be-
pur poser and to establish bls claim fore tlo- register and receiver at the
to said land before W. W. Calkins, United States larul offlee in Ro«eburg.
U 8 Commissioner, at his office In Oiegon.
The «aid contestant having, in a
Eugene, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 5th
proper atfl.lavit, file«! October 4, 19o6,
day of March, 1907.
set
forth facta which show that efter
He name» as witnesses: An«1rex-
HBikson and Mabie Hlnk-on, of Al due diligence peiaiwtel service of thie
notice cannot t«e mad«*, it !• hereby
ma, Oregon Sidney Porter, of Wai ordered ami directed that «nch notice
ton, Oregon, and Louis D. Bl I vic, of I* given by du«1 ami proper publics
Alma, Oregon
tion.
Any and ail person» rlalmln • id
BENJAMIN L. EDDY
versely the above d1-1 rlbed land« are
Register.
requested to file their claims tn this
office on or befere said 5th dav of
Gillette razors $:> and $6 56 eats.
March. 1907
BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Register.
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