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FEB 12
A NOLDIKiirt' U1JAVE.
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like the Incident of yeBtqrday, in
the Eugone I. 0. 0. F. cemetery, is
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ten except by a lew sad hearts that
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the last tribute rendered the dead
general;
'. A doton troopers, as tho doctor
olosod, lilted the flowor-ladoa oollln
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soldiers and oitisens in greater
number waited to honor the soldier
in his last march to his flnal rest
ing plsoe on the Virginia hillside,
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Xu Circuit Court ol Itie Maw oi wruu.
U.i Lido Couuty- i
Otfco V R.btrts and Ortn Ju.
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To CharlM ErickwD, Andrew M. Erickon,
HIK Jaineti York,, of tbe defeuiUmta
bov6 named:
IN THE NAME OF THU STATE OF
Oregon: Yon and each of you are hereby
required to appear aud unawer tbe com
pUint filed aaiuat you and the other
5e feudanta in the abote entitled Court and
ctuBo on or before tbe 19th day of March.
1900, that bfing tbe flrf I day of tho next
.r.nir term of Haul Court, to be begon
and held in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon:
and if you fail to bo appear and answer
said complaint, for want thereof the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the
relit-f prayed for in said complaint, to-wit,
For a judgment against the defenders,
Churlf r Ericktjon and Andrew M Erickson,
for tbe sum of $1700 with interest thereon
from the 201h day cf Ap-il, 1891, at the
rute of 8 pur cent per annum for the sum
nf A-Aftd Bttornevs' fees provided for in
plaintiff's njortgHge, together with costs
and disbursemems of this suit, and for a
decree foreclosing plaintiffs mortgage
secoriuu said snms and described in the
m until a int. aud for a decree of sale of said
mortgaged premises to satisfy plaintiff's
judgment prayed for, which premises are
described as follows: Commencing at the
soutbweat corner of a traotof land sold and
convened bv William Sloan and wife to
Norrifl Humphrey by, deed recorded in
deed boon II, page 240, of tbe records of
Lane County, Oregon, on, a line with the
eust side of Willamette street extended
south, thenoe onrth on Willamette street
ilfrv-Rdven feet, thence east one hundred
and Bixty feet, thence south one hundred
aud eighty-nine, feet, thenoe west one
hundred and sixty feet, thence north on
Willamette street one hundred and thirty.
two feet to tbe place of beginning,, in sec
lion 31, tp 17 S R 3 W in Lane County,
Oregon; and for. judgment and exeoution
against the defendants, Charles Erickson
and Andrew M. Erickson. for any deficiency
remaining unsatisfied after applying all tbe
proceeds of said sale in eatisfaction of said
tudgment; and for a decree foreclosing and
arrine the defendants, above named and
eaob ot them, and alL persons claiuring or
to clim through or under them or either
of them, of all right, title, or claim ol, in,
or to said mortgaged premises or any part
thereof, including the equity of redemption
tbertin aud thereto, and for suoh further
relief as may be requisite and equitable.
Ibis summons is published in the Daily
Euoknk Guard for-Bix snaoessiva weeks by
order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge of
said Court, dated January 27th, 1900, and
the date of the first publication undem said'
order February 2, 1900.
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Tlckits tor sale al E. B.ii,,1
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SUMMONS-
In the Circuit Court of the Stste of Oregon
lor iaoe county.
John ConKer, Plaintiff,
vs.
A. J. and Mabel Nickel, CleinenzaT.
Dodson and A. Wheeler, Defendants.
To A. J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, two of the
attendants above named:
YOU ARE HEliEBY NOTIFIED AND
required to appear in the above entitled
Court and answer the complaint of plaintiff
tiled in said Court in this cause against you,
and the other defendants above named, on or
before Thursday, the 16th day of March. 1000;
and yi u are hereby further notified that if you
ton w Hwar auu answer BB1Q COmpiamt, SS
aforesaid, for want thereof the plaintiff will
take a decree airain.t vnti fnr thn MliaF
for in said complaint, to-wit: For judgment
KiHiinb you, tne Hauuieienaants, A. J. iNickel
and Jlabol Nickel, for the sum of $429.60 In
United States gold coin, with accruing
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum in like coin, and for the sum
of S7.91 taxes; and for the further sum of
S40.00 attorneys' fee in said suit to be allowed
by said Court, said sum of $429.50 being the
sum now due, principal and interest, on the
1,.uu....ul . uuw rot iorin in said complaint;
aud for the costs and disbursements of said
suit; and for a decree against you, aLd against
each, all and every of the other defendants
...n. uniueu iw uie loreciosure of the mort
gage mentioned and net forth ; ..:.)
plaint, and forever barring you and each of
swniuaui oi. me otner defendants,
aud all other persona claiming bv, through
or under yon, or either of you, or by, through
or under either, or any of the other delend
ante above named, of all right, title, interest
or equity of redemption in, or to the said
mortgaged premises described in said cem-
f-.u, .uu uescnuea in said mortgage in said
complaint mentioned; said premises being
described as follows, tn-wif. 8
Lot .No. 2 in block No. m the original plat
of lairmount, in Lane county. Oregon, con
taining 1.28 acres. m..ra n. 1... t' r,
sale of the above described lands by the sheriff
of said Lane count-, according to law and the
practice cf said Court, and that the proceeds
of said sale be applied first, to the payinratof
- . -"r.ai ui woaning tue same, and
the COSta and dlshtiniAmant. nt
ol reasonable
attorneys fee, for instituting said suit; third
to tho payment to said plaintiff of the said
mun o, $429.60 in U. S.' gold coin Together
wab accruing interest thereon, and the said
lTlhi V". Ulm- nd ' other d
.rend.es. " n'"y U XluiUlhi' ia
'1 his snmmoni is served upon yon by trab
ication f.u-six consecutive weeks prior to the
nSiT "SSL
oirculaUon throughout ..id 'Zly SZ?
printed and published at K
and sute. bv or,wnf i. Au """y
I'm. and that the said E, o. Totter, judgef
Notice i bei.-by gien. last by virtue ol
. .,ntin dulv iB8Urd out ol tbe Circuit
Coartof tbe hite of Oreuou for the county
of Laue, the lih day ot December,
1889, on a jad("ineni uuu oiuor
tale rendered m asm oouri on iu
rib day o: OJtouer, 1899, for tbe buui
of Four huudred uud flfiy-tbree aud
U3 100 dollars in U. B. gold oolu. witll
interest at tue rate oi ien per cm ye. -
mini in like gold coin, iroui ineoiu uy
October, 1S99, and the lurihersuui of Ihir-i.-hveaiid
no 100 dollars attorney's fees,
undeighteeu and 20-100 dollura ooetB, in a
suit wherein U.C. Delieaumout waa plain
tiff and I W. F. Martin was defendant; and
against the defendaut W. F. Martin, and on
j irniomeni ana oruer ui i. .v.
said Court eommandinE me, in order to
satisfy said jut giaent and costs, to aell the
following aeaoriueu rem (jioi"V'
All of the undivided oue-nltb. interest of
the defendant W. F. Martin lo and to
aaat h I Off .IbS IJOUUUOn IjHWI KlrtlUJ
nf Evan Martin aud Mary Mtiruu, nis
wile, Claim No. 7S, Noiil. o. ou( m iwp.
Ki t; u 3 W. ooniainina 163 aores of laLd
in Lane county. State of Oregon. Alao all
of the undivided one-eighth interest of the
said defendant in and to the west half of
the said Donation Land Claim No. 78 Nolit
6047, containing 168 28-100 aorta, optn.g
from said west half the following described
tract, towit:
Commencing at the n. w. oortier of tbe
said don. laud olsim No. 78, tbenee south 2
rods, thence east 27.62 chains, tuenoe uorio
to. ri nhainti. thence west 13.99 chains,
thenoe south 11.81 chains, thence west 13.63
obaius to place of begiuniug, containing 18
acres, leaving after auid exception 146 28
100 acres. Also au undivided one-eighth
interest of tbe defendant in and to the
fallowing desciibed Drewises. to wit:
. 1'hut part nf the douation land claim of
Isaac Allen, Notif. No. 6674 in twp. 19 B. r.
3 w, described as followB: Commencing at
the n. e. corner of tbe donfltiuu land olaiin
of: L. Tracy, Notif. No, 6563, thenoe north
nu rnrfs. thence east 22 rods to the pits-
eut traveled State road, thence aloug said
road in a south-easterly direotionto apoiiit
due eaBt of the beginning corner, thence
went to tbe place of beginning, containing
9 acres or Iuhs, in Laue county, Oregon.
Also the undivided one-eighth interest of
the defendant in and to the foll.wing
described tract, towit: Commencing at
post and rock 6 80 obaina east from tbe a.
w. oorner of Claim No. 41, Isaao Allen
donation land claim in twp. 19 a. r. 3
thenoe east 16.36 chains to riublie highway.
thenoe weBt of south along the public
highway 40.10 chains to a rook; thenoe
west 11.10 chains, thence north 40.10 chains
to plaoe of beginning, containing 14 acrea
and lu rods more or icbs, in i.aue ooumyv
Oregon. Also all the undivided one-eighth
interest of the defendant in and to the fol-
lowina deBoribed premiBeB. to-wit
Beginning at ootuer augle of iBaao Allen
donation land claim No. 41, in aeo'ion 11,
twp. 19 s. r, 3 w. and running thenoe west
u.bti chains to corner oi oiaim no. t
thenoe north 42.41 chains to b. w. corner
of said claim No, 41, thence eaBt 6.86
ooaina, thence Booth 42.41 ohains to plaoe
of beginning, containing 29 09-100 acres of
land in Laue county, Oregon,
Now, therefore, In the name of the State
of Oregon, iu compliance with Baid writ, 1
will offer for sal6 tbe above described
property at public auction, to the bigheBt
bidder lor oasn, subject to redemption,
at the south duor of the court house
iu Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, on. Mon
day, tbe 5th day ol February, 1900, be
tween tbe hourB of 9 o'olock a, m., and
o'clock p. m, to-wit;- at-' one o'clock p. m,
on said dsy.
Dated this 29th day of December, 1899,
W. W. WlTHKBS,
Sheriff of Lane County, OreBo
Ii; Fued Fisk, Deputy.
gou
Eva Stingl
',u,;ln""., "l J' h"" prescribed the 15th
Uif,"; the tim.onorb.f.,
Notictt to '.Creditors.
Notice ! herbv given that the under
sinned has been appointed by the Count.
Court of UneCflinlY, Oregon, Adminii
trstor ol lb. K.:ai. of II, C. Owei. it
oeaeed. All pel .on hi.tiug claim, against
said estate are Lerehy notion ic prtsent
them to the tie frynei .h ,n, rrowt
Vtwhtrs at Ihe law tSi-e ol . c
Woodcock, in EugiMji. Lsue t'jnw. iw'
tun, within ail mouths fr.m ih.tiateol thi.
Mile.
Dated February 9,
A. n. WniMkv
Atlminiatrator of Ihe Estate of 11. C. Owen,
1SMM,
Th. date of the (in nwi...i . .. .
summons ia said newspaper
Attyfor Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
for'ffinofan;0' SUt "
Gertrude SI. Thorn... riaintiff,)
Harrey a Thomas. IVI..l.. f
X',,1""!r. S-.Thoma,, Defen,l.n(.
Ore. TUK. STATE OF
tl.yof Sl.h v?:f ! 17th
CITATION.
In the County Court for Laue County
Oregon.
In the matter o the estate of. William
v eaten, deceased
CITATION.
To Sarah Harper, Milton A Veatoh, Eliza
beth BriggB, Florence Oolvig, Lucy Tripp,
Laura Tweedy, William Evans, Ella
Belts, Charles Tindall, Millie Smith and
Frank Evans, heirs at law and next of
kin of said deceased, and to all others
uoucerueo ureeting: -
ifl 'tillS BAME OF THR STATU n
Oregon, you are hereby cited and required
to appear iu the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for the County of Lano, at the
" mereoi, in tbe County Coutl
ou Monday, the 4th dav of FsLni.,.. lomi'
at the hour of 1 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, then and there to show cauie, if
any there be, why. Milton A Veatoh, execu
tor of SBld estate, should tint ha on,l,-:j
ordered and directed by said Court to aell
. uuunu or private sale the following de
Boribed real Dronerlv. belniioincr i
catatoi to-wit:
LobNh 1 inSenflT Id S T 1 .i
lots Noa 3, 4 and 7 in Sec 18 T 19 8 K 1
west, all in Lane county Oregw; said lauds
to bo sold ftir-llio hilioUi, i......
obtainable therefor, for cash in hand; for
the purpose of and in order lo pay off the
uu ueuio against said estate, aud
the Costs and exnen.nii nf minl.i-.:
. 1 ?,dJ,rBl1 adjudged by ihe Court
and next of kin, namely, Millie Smith and
t rank Evana, by publication Ihereol in the
wi uDSRO, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation in the Baid county and in
the btste Of Oreonn. r,l,K.I.J ii i
Oiegon, daily, exoept Sunday, and that loe
.u uuDiisnea lor at least four
Successive Weeba nv 1 n.ln. . :j j.i- j
?! 'b," lm- Published first time
VWU1 W1 iUV owe oi Ureeon.
or the County of Lane, with the seal of
ie said Court affixed this 20th day of
November. 1899.
V. LEE,
County Clerk.
tor want .) . answer,
againrt ' duini i."' .l U,k '
"...nm.tny n.,w exutinX'.! '.fe
"'n.iaat, and a so that rlaintrf1. ' .
had fr. Gert'it iZmZ Tk"
aiai.l.n earn,, rtnsl M lw u 10 hrr
ch other r. lief to lnTtJi f0B
January l:lth, 19m ' L ii" ,l,lA,D
Jd of thetonotvtVmrtnri ..V.loU".
yr.g"n. "' in chamber, thiTTii, j nly
January, ..nx, " v" l-th day of
KR Sjirwo,,
Attorney lor l'laiotid.
NOTICE TO CREDITOBS.
Notice is hereby given that the und
"Igned kes been appointed by the Cou
i'1,?1 Ln cn?ty. Oregon, admiuia
tor of the estate of E .1 h;,... j
in. All persona hav no elaitr. .ooi.,.i .
estate are hereby rotified to present the
jo me wub the prop.r vouchers at Eugen
Oregon, within six mm tha fiom the flr
P'tbucaimu of this notice.
Dated November 28, 1899.
Alios M. Bictwith,
Adtn nistra
SUMMON
In the Cir.uitcoo.toi k..
tn lor Late Count, '"ai
ut).
Plaint, i
10 J . J Blll.g,.
IN
U'tUUU
Hllll HFiitwer tl'
in tbuubov
l).f, ,i. .
TIlENAJn-.OF,,'-,
.e he.rt.WjB,
' c uu, Ui,
H,
.",,,,!"' --n;,
to-
ilv i.l ir
to auswit. .".ll
..in . , '. '"'
expirnuou nl mi u
lulu llio 19th di
you full to uiis,
piaiutin will i,i..j
solving th.. bonds ot
lSllUU li-.lu,. n .1 . ,.'"IK.,
also that Plaint'.fl''0';!
.miuBj anil lorkucbolLt,. ,''
Court may ltm ,qui, u.
shall be, byorde,""..
Lane Couo.j, OrJ
"""e,-t"tve weeks in V"
1900. Audtl,.H.,'.,,"'ltfi,
lion ot this sum;""''040.''
arv. 1900. ' 5
Gdasd, end Ihe Brst 1Z.
aaid paper is in ,hJZ.?.
At the date 01,0.
I tblS Hlimrr...--.
Juoaary, I'juU.
Ecoknb Daily GvnZtf
O. .Potter. Judge o?Z"c
uaua ijoudlv. i ir, .
.h.24thdyofJanu.;yS
-"nwyinv,
Timber Land, ActJunell
Notice for PuhiiJi
united b-miB La,
Notice is he'uby giv,n
with the provWouBofib,M,,'
,--" . , ioio, eutilltd -.J
Ternlorv " bia
County of Lane, Slate 0w'
day filed in this offl si -Jtl
No.752, for the purchase ohl,!
Bhip No. 17 S. Hinge X0.4I'
ouer prooi 10 Bhow that Ibtkij
mitrnlvAlntilila itn .1-
for akrioultural numnu..
his claim to said lund be'fon tkl
limn8011' U" y' ,lle23rili'I
He names as witnutLc m
bell of Eugene. Ougon; F Bit
Eogene, Oregon; H. W. Bo,
gene. Oregon; L. E.BeanolEaj
o
Any and all jrsnnc
tbe above-described lands wTpJ
HI A lhf.il- lining J '1
viuium ill HJIB UlDCSCl
said 23rd day of March, 1900
J. T. Bulla.
Timber Land, ActJunel
Notice for Publicid
United StatbLit
lioHmuao Oeewi
JltWf
Notice la herehv riven thii b
with tbe provinioi.8 of thewrfJ
tiuned, wtb, entitled "An setter d
timber lands in the states d CstJ
Bon, JNevada, and Wtuhtnita I
Howard W. l(u-tanH. at Ymm,,
Lane, state of Oregon, bu liiH
in ib onice his sworn BUtma.J
the purchase or the 3 ASUi
section No. ', in twwng'tiij, g,r
No. 4 E, ar.d will offer proof to
land soiilit is more valuable fetsf
etone tnan for agricultural yati
eacauiisn ins claim to said mi
Kegiiter and lieceiver of thiio&t
burtf, UmoD. on f nuay, ut
March, 11KKI.
lie names as witnesses: F. 11
of Eugene, Oregon; S. &wtt,of!j
fon; L. K. beau, of Eugene,Ottj:
Campbell, of Eugene, Oregon.
Any and tut pereons c.'aJDilK sM
above-deHcribed lands are miM
their claims in tliia office on or
day :of A'aieh.lUOO,
J. T.BbikeJ
Timber Land, ActJunel
Notice for PuMfcit
Unitot Statb Litl
liOSEBUBO, OSUOI,
Just I
Notice is hereby glren that ki
witd tliA nmviainns of the art
.luue 3, 187H, entitled "An act M
timber lands in the slates of CtJ
uon. Nevada, and WMhiDgtti
state of Orecon, bat- tto Jj
o Hice his sworn statement A.
chase of theKftSEJ, ":
of section No. 25, in towDrtiip.
W AV nil I nifururoof tt
land sought is more valuable kt
establish his claim to said jj
burg, OreKon, on Friday, H H
MAri'h. 11NXI.
He names as witnetwes:
Eugene; Sidney Hcott,
Unwiand. of Euuene:
A no Ami all ndrtntK
above-deiicrioeu iftoos v
their claim, in thi. ottice oo
23d day of March, r.w.
j, x, u
NOTICE TO
Estate of Ratio Uii,s'i
Notino la hartbV Bl "r, 1
concern that the undei'1
ail Alrnlt Lewis, bare K '1
f r...., ntf T.n. rOlllltT.
pointed eifcniors of "JJJ
Lewis, deceased, and ,a
claims anaiust said estal
ueci aou requiiCT, . f
the pioper voucheis lo J" "Jl
I ec f ThinniflOn
mw uiiiua ui . . . i!
Lane county, Oregon, wiiw
from the date otthisnof
Dated at Eoeene, OrJ
of September, low. mnxtif
ALEOJ
Executors of the eWt 1
deoeased.
rrnnttPSOX51!
Aimrnanl"!
NO'lICB OF FINAL SETTEMENT.
Estate of W.S. Miller, decased. Line
onuty, Orrgou.
Notice is hereby given thst George W.
?' '"'"Jfiair.tot of said white, has
,nied bis Anal account for settlement nf said
a ,! Bi Monday, the fifth day of Fetru
tv 1J0O at ten o'clock in the lorrnoon of
aid day baa been set by order of lion. E.
O. Potter, ooonty Judge of said Lane county
tot bearing objection to the i.uie.
Dated Dec. lssn).
Oko. W. WBiTiirrr,
n. Administrator.
Uo. , Doaiis, Attorney.
Administrator
Notice is htrftiy piveB. ft'f
lignrd, W. M. Vacdnyj I
uel Hmltb, uecran. , - . ,.
. . . . ... llr.COS. ,
oi i.ace cuuu.j. r .j,jfti
daving claim. , .1 nkJ
notifitd lo irewnt t ,tJJ
proftr vcnrbeni. io &
tho law ( flice oi i.. "''fc0-
con. within i taenia.
this notice. .
Dated thi, HthdaJfj.ta
Alt V Ii" '"
EXEi'l'TRlX
son
execatrioflhel.l,J
of iie e.taU ol H-1 "i. '1
the county con" o.
are hereby not.ne.1 "Jn
the tri' :,,cb7ivvo
awomce oi i- v',i..,ij,'.j
within .11 moon' ' .
JJatedthirJ J'TJi'S
I. Binir,Atty',,rf