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Umpqua Nat’l Forest Grazing
Probate Court Items
The Forest office has just made up
the annual grating report for the
Umpqua National Forest, and the fol­
lowing figures are revealed:
Eight owners graxed 7,100 sheep
during the past season; 16 owners
graxed 410 head of-cattle and 4F head
of horses under paid permit. In ad­
dition to those paid permits 18 own­
ers grazed JI head of horses and 68
head of cattle free of charge, under
the provision of a regulation of the
Forest Service that a limited nujnber
of use stock may be grazed by people
living within or adjacent to a Nat­
ional Forest free of charge.
The Umpqua Forest is not con­
sidered a typical grazing forest, but
certain areas are very attractive to
both sheep and cattle men, and ,,by
carefully alloting the range and mak­
ing certain reservations for campons,
hunters, etc., the limited amount of
grazing can consistently be permit­
ted.
May Mack, of Bandon, waa waa Fri­
day appointed administratrix Jit the
estate of Weaiey L. Mack, who died
in Bandon, Dee. 11, 1924. The ap-
paiaena are Cheater Carmicheai, Lew
Ackerman and Frank Flam.
Edith Timmons Gamble, of Port
Orford, waa laat Friday appointed ex­
ecutrix of the will of Sophia Rich
Wilson, who died at Bandon, Nov. 12,
1932. A. H. Rosa, Geo. Kronenberg
and L. T. Roselle are appraisers of
the 1450 estate.
Myrtle E. Dick, of MaiWhfield, has
been named administratrix of the ee­
tate left by Crawford F. Dick, who
died Jan. 11. S. Samuelson, Fred
Rehfleld and Arthur Daigte are the
appraiaera.
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New Casca In Circuit Court
Jan. 14—Interstate Fidelity Build­
ing A Loan Associatimi ▼*. Alta Belle
and John M. Elwopd and A. E. Boa-
man.
Marriage Licensee
Jan. 1B—Gladya T. Willis va. Lester
Jan. IS—Jaimes Russell Smith and H. Willia. Suit for divoree.
Lena Kellenberger, both of Norway.
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They were married laat Friday by
Rev. E. V. Ostrander in Myrtle Point.
Jan. Id—John Lambert/, of Albany,
Notte* te Graage
and Hilda Pyle, of Coquille.
MEMBERS
Jan. 17—Wm. Beebe and Nonna
Uae
your
State Grange
Burna, of Charleston.
Contract
Price to bay
Jan. IS—Allen E. Martin, of Co­
Kelly • Springfield Tire» at
quille, and Genevieve Sillier, of Port
the beat price in Coon
Orford. They were married by Rev.
County.
G. A. Gray at the M. E. church here, I
yeaterday.
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• Old Papera, good-sized package at
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Matin«« Sunday nt
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