Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 17, 1902, Image 2

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    Daily Eugene Guard
CAMPBELL BK08 Publisher
dT oxie-l. A i im all luuiiiomoU","
aal uik- all r-rutuu.-v nayable to li'1
EtMkNatilJAaU, fc.loua, Orea-VO.
suisuiuraoN bates.
UAI1.T.
DiUvered by sarrier, pe weak I
llalivared br oarrler, par munth O'
Jlr mad ooa year I1" adyaocs) J J
Hit month 8 00
Dm month W
Bugle onuiea.
wuuxi.
One yea, I
Hit mouth. J
Adrertiailic nta mads knows OB applica
tion. KnUrad m Hoond-etAM
K laeoa, Oregon, puatottioa.
natter al tbe
THE EASTERN OFFICES Of the
11
lr an at 1B0 to 'at Temple Court, row
York
initoBHL.'ch'cuto, UL, Advertia-
l'ity, aal U 0 r.ipreaa jiiok, '
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tng AKBficy m ouarff.
FRIDAY
JANUARY 17
AFTER FARMERS AND STOCK
RAISERS.
Lane more than any other county
in the Willamette Valley, and for
that matter the state, too, probably
excepting Douglas county, has a
very large area of deeded lands in
valley and hills that cannot be
used for any other purpose than
stock grazing. These lands, as of
right they ought, have long been
assessed at the lowest possible
figure. This morning's Register
stands sponsor for the "proposition"
to practically double the tax cost to
the owners of such lands. It has
this to say:
"Therefore Lane's assessment
ought to be raised to at least 18,'
000,000 and our proposition is that
non-tillable land, instead of being
aauwBftd at 91.43 per aors, be rused
to 12.60 per aore. This would
bring us about no to the eight mil
lion figure making valuable lands
held by speculators and non-residents
pay nearer their just propor
tion of taxes and reduce our tax
levy to about 18 mills."
The amouLt of "valuable" lands
of this olass held by ''epeoul -tore
and non-ruiideots" is not large,
consisting almost entirely of timbei
lands. To make those non-rasi-dents
pay a little more tax the
Register would raise the tax oc
grazing lanJtt the ohuapncta o
which makes stock raining possible
It takes a great doal of pasture
land, in proportion to the number
of head kept, to run sheep or cattle.
It must be oheap land,and it should
be burdened with the least, possible
rate of taxation. .
If the Register is so anxious to
make a good showing for Lane
county by ft high assessment it
should give some of its valuahlt
epaoe to the proposition that money,
notes and acoountt practically es
cape taxation. Praotloally, we say.
for the 1001 assessment shows but
$037,825 of money, notes aud ac
counts as returned to the assessor
of Lane county. There are thret
bisks to Eugene that take deposits ,
one at Junatlon City and one at
Cottage Grove. Only one of these
makes publio statement as to de
posits, the First National of Eu
gene. The sworn report of offioers
of that bank as to the "condition"
o its business on the 10th day of
last Deoember showed:
Individual deposits
ubjeot to cheok 1508,450.54
Demand oerunoates oi
deposit and oertified
check 69,173.14
Total ..$577,023.68
This one bank holds nearly a.
much money In deposit, not taking
its own funds Into aooount, as Is
returned to the assessor in the three
Hemes of money, notes and ao
oounts. Then there are the
hundreds of thousands of dol
lars in money, note and ao
connU that are soattered among
the people. And altogether It pays
taxes on but seventy thousand dol
lars more than the Firet National
holds in deposit.
Here Is a "proposition" for the
Register. Instead of using its in
, liuenos In the attempt to "skin"
the poor farmer out of more taxes
on his necessary oheap grating
lands let it probe about the mort
gage records, bank deposit state
ments, among the muney loaners
nd capitalists, then insim t.mt
the money brought into sight bear
joet proportion of the taxes.
Note Blnoe the above was writ
ten our attention has been called to
tbt faot that the Cottage Drove
bank is National bank. The de
posit as returned by the bank
offloert Deo 10, last, were $79,000.
This added to the First National
of Eugene makes $856,000 of de
posit money in those two banks,
nearly twenty thousand dollars in
exoeei of the money, ootet nd ac
oouots litted by Assessor burton
on tlie 1901 sBessmDt roll.
A Hcep Mystery.
It is a mystery wliy wouiuii endure
hkckaolio, headache, uervouineae.
alcepltaaucs, uuelauouoly, fainting and
dizxy spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will quick
ly cure such troubles. "1 suffered for
years with kidney trouble)" writes tare
Fbebe Cberley, or 1'epBrson, la, "and a
lame back pained me ao I could not
drees myself, tut Klectrlo HUtem
wholly oared me, and, although 73
years old, I now am able to do ell my
housework." II overcomes oouatipa
tlon, Improves appetite, gives perfect
health. Only 60oat W h Delano's
drug store.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice Is hereby given that lhe"Eu-
Laundry" firm of Uower & Jennings
has thle dny been diraolved by mutual
oocaent, E Nye retiring.
The business will be continued by
Jtert Jennings and I P Hower under
the firm name of Uower dr. Jennings.
They will oollect all accounts due the
firm aud settle all Indebtedness.
E NVK,
Bkht Jknninob,
I P HOWKK.
Eugene, tleo 21, 1901.
Blown to Atoms.
The old Idea that the body some
times needs a powerful, draetlo, purga
tlve pill has been exploded, for Dr
King's New Life Pills, which are per
fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expel enlsonnrjs matter
oleatise the system and absnlutely our en
mnatliiatiou and nick headache. Only
zao uwh Dostum's urug store.
W. 0. w.
The oflleers-eleot of the Women of
Woodorsft and of the Woodmen of the
World, together with I be members of
J tbs Guardi and the Uegreo Team, are
1 requested to meet at the I O OB kali
Friday evening, January 17, at 6:80
for Joint drill.
Lvov J Mahtin
Socialists.
Jirauab No 10, Boolallst Tarty of
Oregon, will meet Monday evening ai
7 :80 o'clock Jan 20, lu rooms 7 and 8
(,'lirlanian block, v
H M Manvili.k, Bco.
-J .A.
A.' - Jl-.
Coara the
BignaUm
of
1 lie Kml You Hire mj n Snruts
Fresh Cows for Sale. ' ;
Heveral Iroeli oowa are offered for sale
at reanouable rales. Apply to or ad.
dress
H E rUuiN, 465 Uak Mt.
For Sals.
One of the elioioeat realdeuoea lu Ku
gene oo Wlllamutte street. Call on T
N Hegar, Hotol Eugene, for further
particular.
Dm), At Irving, Orngnn, Jan 18
leva, Uncle Ueorge E Dunhnell, aged
85 years. Deceased loaves a wife, aud
oftheUn children seven are living
Ueorge K Hu.bnell was a well kuown
citizen and came to Oregon from Mia
sourl la 1800 aud had resided near Ir
ving nearly all of the time alnos. The
date of the funeral ha not yet been
nxea, awaiting the arrival of a tlangb
ter from Han Kranoiaoo. Tbs funeral
will be conducted by Itev O A Wooley,
of Falraaouoi and the service will take
place at the U U church at Irving.
The new 40 Oliver Bulky sad Uang
plows era especially adapted for win
tar plowing. Bee them at.K L Cham'
bera & Bru's. dw
Tile doctor anmetitnea rut.MM . t.
srnti-ii. 3 tliim tlie judue. Hut the acn.
tenu of the doctor ia more often net
aaine or o-erruleil than ia that of the
111. ir t ..t t n .t.
J.' r v S w Mim. nevcmil
giwu lylnw, the doctor eciitrnccd her to
m cinmeen vearaot pliyiucal puniih.
nient aud nibrry. But ahe relwlled
tL'nilllt tile ft'iilrnr. ti.l I
i ne me or i lector
nerce'a Favorite
Prei'r:itUa. In
S few KTeka alte
wa a well woman.
It S a neeuliaritv
of the curve ef
fected bv the um
of i Ki.-tir l'ierce'a
I'avtinte Prefc-rin.
lion, tint tliry are
eilemllv cures of
chronic di.eaHe.
A wnuan nuHcra
With tllledea
peculiar to her ri h l. v.. ..,t;...i
tlealiuent, Keli no better, ami has m
iii-jT iiri.i urn to her ol iintmtvriiirnt.
1 !cu in lit i uiu-iitt4i..,,-iii .)M ,... ...
iieice'l Kavtu-il,. lln..l.ij...R ....I
fiinU a tmni'i't and lati . . nvv
He I'lrv.n ntn " ..I .r.K.I... .
Untv. lru- unlie.ltliv ,li.ui.j, hcala in-
.tl tll!.,tl.lll Mild lll.-.....ll.. a ... I . .
hiuile wtkni-aa.
' vr.i.
n mr he,.!!!, l-c-in te ftlt -
vr V Kc,,.,ll. ..?
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M 1 w,i lnri.tr hi, n ,r,t, .4.1 lt
I U..vr .lita.n,iA,r l Bit WCAn Hr, H!,q
I1.IVT. I ,v..itr l'irtlj.t,..ti T.W I..,
... ul. .1 it. ,c lit,,.. . Ki, frrlmi hell.,
rul'l .) A- u.i.'w niv r,.1 4tte n. ..
n.l l.ri I m, ,i, g h,. 1 i, i .r,eVT lit
eipitr . r..nt,- t'iT.-Ti4Vn h.. ir.toir.l ,
to hralta II .u::riuif w.ti.vf u WmM U m
Ulf liul ihry t.iM Hie It m.k -
!. Pierce-! Common Sene Medii'a'
Adi-er, ixper ,ove-. ia Kiit iitr m.
rett;t of ji otie-iviit attttum to iw,v
eip. iut of tii. ihii (.v.'i. Audits Vt.
R. V. lw, II !'.do. N Y
Hotel Arrivals
HOFFMAN
ECile, Mui-Jla
W 8 Mi'K.rlond, H K
(feo A Pee', PitriUnil
D E lilo.-li'i,il. H H'
Uso E Allen, rj K
A I) Uraliatn, H K
W T Oray, Portlaud
A H Hall, Portland
A W M( Knzl, Portland
M E Luunahury, Purtlaed
N A NellHin. Portland
J A Karlliam, Portland
J HutohlrfT, C'al
H Hchmear, Portland
C H Wlthlngtoo, H K
J W Hohla, MoMlnnvill
A Anderaon, Chicag
I Kenney, H K
H F i.auirhborough, 0 F
E R Willlama, Ujxter
C h Willlama, Dexter
H J Htiert, Lowell
J TIrltb, Weudllng
It Maaon, Albany
W T Taylor, Portland
J H Brook, Portland
O 8 Cochran Cottage Grove
W Johason, Portland
A McNarnra, H F
C H Tbompaou, Mapletoo
(Jeo Anderaon, Dexter
A Blame, Dexter
K E Upmeyar, Uarrlaburg
Geo Barnes, Dexter
A Bhowa, Dexter
Mies Ion Zelgler, Dayton, Ind
Miss Mary Thompson,. Monitor, Iod
Mrs A C Btolberg, Weadllng
T A Kand, Lorane
J A Taylor, Portland
J Merybard, k) F ',
M Newsbaum, Chicago
W H Raninae, N V
C B King, Portland
W F Jacobs, 8 F
C E Melcerralok, Oregon CHy
J Davli, 8 F
W fl Rerdeo, Jr, 8 F
H B Leigbton, Minneapolis
W O Perry, Benson Falls, Con
A Payouter, 8 F
A (J Dawrenoe, Portland
BWOKNB
8 F Longborougb 8 F
OH Wlthlngton, 8 F
8 Elysrd, Attoria
M MorgeuaoD, Aatnrla
O C Btaugroyal, Medford
M H Blarr, Knckford, Wash
Belle 8t,ough, Bnaeburg
O E Nlohulaon, Portland
Alex Pugb, Bobeatia
C F Mitchell, Bnhenia
J E Havtlnga, rtiuiMton
Heo A McKlnley, Klorenutf
K L Kraley, Purl land
It rt York, Pottlaud
J W (Iravi-H, Bt jne, Mo
Blx n ioin-K.tlly men
John Wurinir, Wendllng
J Biilamtn, Bvattle
H North, Port laud
W P Hnillh, H K
Clma Hltupell, r.irliaud
Will K lUwiiu,Beattle
F C Plutnmur, Beallle
Jus A McICiblien, Alhlna
J A Hnpklaa Hd fain, Mark, Ia
W IT Kmoart and wf, UlnomOeld, la
8 Jcnklnii, Mark, lu
Cl.'.dortlilrall, Mark, Ia
J li I.oatuttn, Mark, Ia
F H Buck, Vaoavlll
A J Hechloian, B F
H f lelshbooker, B F'
K Davl-, 8 F
0 X Weiidllug, 8 F
A C Kinney, Uraut Pas
1 Roblll, Uranti Pa.e
H W Clark, Portland
TLUIIIIam, Maliel
W H Wek Weadllng
T M I.eftier, Wendllug
(J A Bnyder, Wendllug
' D J Uanua, Pertlaad
H D Torrene, Portland
E Hayden, Mohawk
Special School Meeting,
Notice Is hereby given to the legs
voter of Bobool Dlatrlcl No 4, of Lane
county, state or Orrgou, that a apeclal
ohool meeting of the aald dlatrlot will
be htlil at the courthouse In Eugene,
Oregon, on theStih day of January
1802, at 7 o'clock In the afternoon, for
the following uli.U: To bear the re
port of the dirvolor ami to levy tax
t pay luterrat on bonda and lo rnn tbe
public arh'Hilf fur tUe at aulug year.
Dated tlili 131 h day of Jan 1002.
B B Eakin,
Ch'm Board of Dlrentora.
Attest: CxoF Chaw, DUtrlol Clerk
Public School Examination.
The Eighth Urade puhllo school ex
auilnallou will bs held February itb,
th aud 7th, IWJ. This examination
san be taken at the office of lb county
uperlutendeul or lutheaeteral aohoola
of the county. Teachers dealrlng Hats
ofquettlou pleM uotlfy me al onoa.
Jail 0, l!K"J.
W M MlLLKR,
Couuiy Bupt of Bobool.
It Girdles the Globe.
The fame of IWklen' Arnica Salt.
aa the let In the world, extend Munc
the faith. It's the one perfect healei
of cuia, n rin, hiirna, hrulw, a,.re-,
cld, huh', ulcere, felona. a. lira
tialua aud all akin eruption. Huh
Infallible pile curt. l'6c a box at W L
DeLauo'a,
. n -a-onxA,
Daantl. J 1U Isi t Nj o ftxtf
Wall por. i learatuw h i Al
itylea at e,t tainr new slock come
in. r a, cnambris A Uro. d w
Died.
A eorreipondeul of wueey, Oregon,
rite aii followa uirier dut? of JaiiO:
"Mra Kva Wright Duuien, wife of
Bert Duiiten, one of our i-niei'e.'oue
farinelH, dlfl ul I l,e h'iMie of k-T
iite liwlay at 10 ,,'cl k1-, aitr a ri -
uei r.t only a ffw duy. -ri fiiheiHl
took pltu Jan 10 'l'iie funeral pro-
ctwniou eonitiBteil of im pu'-dio achool
and tauUrre, 1 () (i K Mir, fie Ke-
bektba aud tu c ..2ei. n-nerally.
(iMrs Eva DunufU wae horn in Boutb
Dakota October 12, lh78; movd to
Oregon with hi r pareute in Iitr youth ;
w ralntd and educated utur Drea tey,
aud wan married to Bert Dunien on
Chriataia duy, 1199.
'rihe leaves In mourn Mer h-M a hus
band, father, uoihei " ii r chll
dien. on only a U i. i two
brothers and a warned ai.ter who
liven in Molilalia."
Newly Furnished Lodging House.
New n-da In newly palni'H and
papereil room at Hie t.'i urthouee
Lodgiinr Hou-e. On y one block
from the main bu-ineiw nireel, and but
a little more than two blocks from tbe
posloffloe. A very quiet locality.
Outside rooms at rear corners away
from ball, splendid fur day sleeping.
Windows of tbeee rooms under pro.
jectiDg roi f, cutting ell much of the
light.
Lodging with or without board aa
dealred. Come sod aee tbe rooms and
I will guarautee that you will be aatU-
fled. En Howe
Pare Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney or stomach trou
bleu, oolda, lagrippe orbilioUHueee there
leuoihliiv better than Francis' pure
hrandlen. All orders promptly Oiled
witn prune, apple or pear nranay at
76 oentfl per quart, or $2.60 per gallon.
Orders by stuge or express will be ee
ourely boxed. Made and sold to con
sumers only.
I M Fhancis,
Fifth and Blair streets, Eugene, Or
ExtkaInuuckuknts Will beofler
ed to all wanting optical work before the
first of February. I want to do a blk
business for the next two weeks and
will make It to your interest to give
me a call. Over Chambers' Hardware
etore J O Watts.
Iysrlfo had ptnipleaonliorrnee.but
sno litis boim lakuia casi'akkts and ibej
buvo ull illsaiiiieareU. 1 h.iil bw n trouhlea
with conntliMitlon tor Homo tinie. but aftor tak
Inir tho (Irm CiiHourci I Imvo hatl no trouble
nlth this nllmont. Wo ciiiumt sihuIi too liliili
ly of f'tiscorets." Kuan Wiiituah.
u avo., ruuauoipbia, ra.
CANDY
TSAOI MAAN SeotSTIaiO
n..f"'' "'aUble. 1'olent. Tame Oond. Do
uood, Nurer sicken. Weakeii. or Orltw. 10c. ZKhbOo.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
SttriUa .M, cMr, klnr, ainkl. .w rut. 911
NJmT1-RAR Bld And S'l'irnnlretl br all drae-
FIRST -
Of FuQono.
Paid up Cash Capital 850.000
Surplua - 800,000
Eugane, Oregon.
AOENKRAL BANKING B08INKSS
Dodo on tvMmkhle termj, 8ih
dr(U on Chicago, u Fnmoboo ud Port
uuiil. UreKtin.
llllti ol exclisuifre told on fnnlKn ooontrlm
IMiU reofived siubjeci to check or oartlti
oat of dttkuit.
All toilfaiiti'fwia stntm mA a J11 I.
- enaiuam au sm WIAA npgTS
prumiit satWotiuiv
T Q HrHhaUCK.
I'mtitlunt,
S ft Kami,
Vl. l'mUtWat
P. E. Snlidoluu
Cn oilier,
I. U, 1 'orriR
EUGENE L0AJ1 and
Of Eugene, Orogon.
Paid t!p Cash bap'Ul
Surplus -
$50,000
7.500
A acNm ai SANaiNa susiNias tsans
AOTIO ON PAVORABII TIRM.
lm. ml kllxwnt i.o IVm.n.l l'rU0rau ol
Uell h..ti 1,(1 .u.l iwrlcl.
lel.ertlotii retvir,. our prowf! alwuU"a
Ull audt'oumj ttarrtuiu buuatiu
w s. (Hoxa. o. mii.
. rain4 vie fttki
f.w.ojatsa. w. w. sus
A.H HitH,
.ANECOUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
titikiuk.i i. ,( oisait
Siak la Ika Caaatt.
k Gsnsri! BrAinj kimu in ill brincio)
.KM
' 1 ii in. t.n.
i . I. i t .
.1
PliPlES
National Bank
SAVINGS BANK
L Parker
wanes aoss. '.
FRIDAY.
JAN 17th
THE MUSICAL COMEDY
VI QUEEN
of HAYTI
10-VAUDEVIt.bK ACTrt-IO
Pretty Oirls, Oorgeoun tVmtuiuee,
Bewilchiug Muiic.
CrC VDITflU MARVEMOUS
Oll Mm I US hoop kolIjKr.
Beats on sale at Corner Druir Store
Tuesday, Jan 14tb.
Prices 75 and 50c
CASTOR i A
For Infant and Children.
Ibe Kind You Have Always Bough
Bears the
Ogaatare
You Can Get
See our new line of China
Closets and Buffets.
Si (in on.) i nr ... .
v.v we just
t-""i vk-, 4j.u ana
Barker Gun
MOTT'3
8111
MM
""ivillhjja ,r;5 ot.ii!,sir'n:,, i icrease Ti(f
3 of menstruation." Tho . "painf
known iruicdy for wor.ie i u ', M?, m 'US ?1 V0 0
becomes pla3ur0 Jht'Kv ITm V -V
af . . .
For Sale bv Linn
The Hnilv
Eugene
Special Telegraphic Service
Every Day . . .
The largest circulation, consequently
the bt st advertising medium.
Job printinn of all kinds
at reasonable prices.
CAMPBELL BIOS,
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
Bankers Life Association
of Do Moines, lows.
Silt laiurtnce - Low RjIu- Special Future
liut please busy men.
Kite cards it First National Bank
and Loin ind Savings Bink.
M. A. WOLFORD,
Architect.
Plata and c flctlhui dnwn at
ren'le rute. All oruers l-ft at
N T Wiienu'a uroce'y store, tmreue,
will reoelve orompl attention. Pbone
Red 40-1.
oco. c.oro;
Isaac t arivtNS
Gross and Stevens
Real Estate
Ct'y and ctjumry prnerty
li-iwl htkI x"ld on iKvnrahlej
irina, OitlcH. over Kautt-!ti:ih'i-Hinr,
Willamette
EiiKtti, Oregoo.
The Hoffman
W. O ZEICLER PROPR'CTO
F.UNDmY DINNER 50c
EUGENE. oeerQ
Notice To Creditors.
i Notice is herf-b; given that Angelme
Holt and K. K. bkipworth have been, by
tbe (Joanty Cour of Lane County, Oregou,
appointed execatora of the Inst will and
Testament ami estate of Bt.mnel D. Holt,
aeCWP" nun on iicinuiin uiBiuj umiiue
aiaioHt tbf epi-atf of tbe said decen&ed are
neieoy notmta to prnbeni iie same, auiy
verineti hi me ibvt omce oi r. u. oaipworin,
in Engene, Ortou, within en montb
irom infl na'e oi enm uunuo.
"Dated," Entjeiie, Oregon, July 24, 11)01
A TJ-.
AKiuriAiniii tiujji,
A Solid oik sidtboird tor $14.00, Jlo.00 and $13,00.
Extension table for $4.00
Dining chairs, can seat. 7 ants.
Nurse Rocker tor 91.50.
Top Mattress lor 52.00.
Spring Mattreisior 3-1.50.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMCRV BLCCK.
jfjhj'OME in and examine our
yjgj fine Gloves, we can sell
you a Glove with mule skin
palms and canvas backs,
These gloves wear fine, and as
good as common leather
gloves. We bought a big lot
so as to get them cheap. We
will now sell them at 25c
pair. This is a chance to get a
Bargain.
We have finer leather gloves
at 6W, 4Ur, ouc, 35c, 75c, 95c
.... - v
receivea direct Irom the factory
yz mt.
Works,
9th Street
Eugene, Or
Druo C
Guard
Ad mjn 1st r tor's No'.ioe,
Kotioe is berth' gieen that GMn...
Drury has been duly appointtd luliun,"
raior 01 ine esinis 1.1 amr; a ciriw,i,tlI
lecraueu, uy ilo couuiy l.ourt ol J.
uuuty, Oreg-iu, aod all i,erM..nM l,' .
clAluis agmtisi Bind eniate ttie uoltiuj
lir.'-ui u.m ... a'UiillL-ird'.i.t ,1,,.-
ca.iri ub tit l.w l.illllli.l kI .1 ... '
V, M Viiuduyn iu CuburK, Or.ii.i,
six wombs iroui the dute of itii. uuuci
Dated this loih d .v of Jan l-.nij
OkOBOK A. LlLDUt,
Aoiuiuuiruior
L. lilLYlU
Ally for estnie.
Executor's Notice.
Koliiw iri ht.rbV Q.rel. th.it tl.A ...
Bigntd. Jauios bcrivn... mS ell
upoiuitid txtxutor '.1 iLe t..iute ol Audn
rkrivuer, doocaanl, by the ouuuiy ooun J
Ltint county, Oregou; and ail iwrboua 1,,,.
log ciaiuia Kkiu ,.w cbwio are n,r(,T
uotided to present tbe aiuia with the lio, er
the law oiBce ol L. rJilyta, iu Eugtne, olb.
KOD, wimia aii uiuuiLa iruui ttio dutt, 0(
lu nouue.
Duttd thu litb day of Aufcuat, Yjn
JAillits bCklVNtB,
L. Bn.YRP, Eieo. of said eui6,
Attorney.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice ia hereby given that John b
Hi utyouien , clecntor of the entnte (J
Cynthia K Moulguuirry, deceaeed, Lai qIj
Dual acouuut iu tht ruattor of ai,U
tateiu the Couuty Court of Laue Couuit
Oregon, uud an ordor has been made auu
entered of record direotiug this uotice kLlj
fliiug Eriduy, the i4ih nay of February
IUI'2, at the hour of 10 o'clock a ru of 1,14
day for the heeriug of objectioua to said ae.
count and the final settlement of eaid ti.
Ute.
Dated Janr.ary 13th. 1902,
JOHN S MONTGOMERY,
Exeoutor.
HABBATJOH & KISSr.fGEK, Attys.
NOTICE F PUBLICATION.
Land 0- -it Uoseburg, Oregon,
Deoeuibei 7, l'JOl.
Notice is hereby given that the followiu
nuuied settler Lb , filed notioe ol hu
inteniion to uiuie commutation final
I 'oot in support of his claim, and
Mat said proof will be made belora
urie L. Ware, U. S. cemmiasioner at
ngene, Orogon, on January 14, 1902, tin
William T. Campbell on his H. E. No. 9113
for the s. V, sw. and s. yt se. W See 21
Tp-17s,r. 4 e.
He nan is the following witneaaca to
prove his ooutinuous residence upon and
oultivatiou of said land, viz: George T.
Ball, Jr., of Blue Bive i, Oregon; tveret'l
Terpening, ot Blue Kiver, Oregou; Bud
Belknap, of Blue Kiver, Oregou; Lybert
tiimona, of Blue Biver, Oregon.
J. X. KHIDGES, Register.
. Administrator's Notice
Notice isbeiebj given that G. N. ilc
Leau has been duly appointed admiuieUi
tor ot the eBtate ol Alamo IkLebD oc
ceased, by tbe County Court ol lane.
Conulj, Onuou, and ull persona Laimg
chum. i iiui at faid eslate ore notified lo
present the name ftilb proper voucheia to
iiuui Mln-..nibliutor ut the law c&te ul L.
Bilyeu, iu fcugcut, Oregon, within tci
moutha i'f.iu the date ol this notice.
Daicd Jali bib, 19UI.
G. N. Mo Leih
AtinjicistriUo r of euid I t.n
L. Hti.TKn. Anorihiv.
NOTICE TO CKEDITOIM.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed bus lit-, n appoiuled aduiiuiBtrau.ro!
the estate ot Pnui llammitt by an ordet of
tbe County Cuui t n( Lane county, Orecon,
duly made aud tiueiud of record on the 8ih
day ol October, Xbui, All persons having
oluimB ugaiust said ebiilo are hereby te
quired to present them, duly vended, to
the undoisigntd at the law cilice of E. U.
totter nt Eugene, Oregon, within til
months from tbe date of this notice.
Eugene, Oregon, Oot. 8, 1901.
Martin Haumitt,
Administrator of the estate of Paul
lluoimitt. deopftped.
E. O. Porrsu, Attorney.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notioe is hereby given tht EJ iih
B Liuton has bee appointed by the
County Court of Laue county, Oregon,
administratrix of tbe estate of John Brown,
deceased All persona having claims against
said tstele are hereby notified to prtaent
the same to the said administratiix at tbt
law office of John M Williams in the ctiy
of Eugene, with the proper vouohera there
lor, within ail months from the date ol
this uotice.
October IGtu, 1901.
Edxth B, Linton,
Administrate
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice i hereby given that GN McLean,
aaininiBimtorof the estate of alarildu lit
Leau, deoeased. h&n flUri h;B unui .nnii
in the manor of said estate in the Couni;
'lourtof Lane county, Oregon, and that
... , iue ora aay ot Marcb, I'JtU, ai
ne hrur of 2 o'clock in the afternoon ol
bat day has been filed by order of and
onrt fur the hearing of objections to and
ccuuut and fur the fluul settlement of said
late, aud all persons having objection
d who are mtereated in said estate ir
neby nntifi.fl to make and file said oh.
clionaou or before th Mi il.ta flT.H br
j rid court for the hearing thereof.
i. nnu mis lotnaay ot Jan r.iui.
G. N. McLiax,
n Administrator.
L . BiLro,
Attorney.
KOTICE OF FINAL SEITLEUEXT.
Estate, ol James H. Tucker, deceaeed.
0'1CV' nereby given that the under
signed administratrix baa filed in the connir
court for Lane county, Oregon, her iii al
account in the mattei of said estate and
bat Monday, the third day of February,
th nonr of 10 o'clo.-k in the fore
noon of that day, has been fixed by wd
court foi the hearing of any and all ot
jectiom t0 aaid account and for the n: !
settlement of said e.tat
ELIZA G. KENNEDY,
, Adminiairatrix of aaid eslate.
Dalid Dec. 31, llrnl.
1 aoiirso. I IJauit, Attorneys.
Administrator's Notice,
NVirel. I, I- KiTen ,h9, CfoK, A.
L'rury li, l j ,,,p0inlfd ,amini"
tralor. ai.i. ti... - . i . -
of Jan.ea Carl. right, d.ceaaed. by U
conntv court i: I .... ' ...i
ail pmona having c aima aninat said Mtate
are nontimt in ... . . , ,
. . 1 m "-me 10 aaiu anni ii
..ratcrduly v.r,d,,bT,w r,q.iir-d at
n,"'. ""'"1.'- 1L V.ndn.n iu C. bn c.
" u.uaiai iro'n lue oaie v.
till! nn'ici.
Datfdtli, i:,h,.,r0f Jan. VhH.
, "it GE A. LUil kY.
A'..uimira., rwith wiU sousnd.
ii.c, Atfy. -or esUUi.
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