Timber Laud, Act June 3. 18<8.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1S78.
purchasing it for grazing land, j
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NOTIC3
FOR
PUBLICATION.
This man, together with two dum
U S Land Oilice, Lakeview, Oregon.
U 8 Land Oflice, I.akeview, Oregon,
O c'obcr 17, 19t3.
mies and a bartender, constituted
October 17, 1933.
Notice is hereby »oven th a t in ccm -
Ft'HMMHKD EVKItr SA TCRDAY BY
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
in
compli
Greene’s idea of a strong proeecu-:
pliance with the provisiors of the act of
ance with tile
rovt-iorm of
lance
t ie i irovt-iona
ui the
m e act of
oi *
, ,
t^,,) “ An
THE DEHCUI' TK4 Pl'HLIBHIKU COMPANY
i i
o
„1
congress of June 3, lSio. e n m ie o ,
«u
tion. Twenty-eight witnesses swore!
c ng.es« uf June 3 18.8, entitled,
' ut for the ^ | e of timber lands in the
act lor tlie sale of tujjher lands in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
that Cunningham’s reputation for
states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as extended to
Entered May 31»t, 1903, at Betel, Oregon. ns truth was bad and the dummies!
Washington Territory,” as extended to all the public land states by act of Aug
seeorel i ! h « ’matter, uu<t*r A f t oí Cultures*
all ttie public land states by act uf August ust 4, 1892. the following-named persons
calmly admitted that they had, in |
oí March :irJ, 1903.
4, 1892, the following n a m 'd persons have filed in tliis office their sworn state
milking proofs on homesteads, coin-
have tiled in ttiis office their sworn state
ments, to-w i l :
i mitted perjury. Thomson was ac-
ments, to-wit.
ü e n r y L Van C le a v »
HUXWCRIITION RATES:
Fred Anderson,
I ,
.
i i.
, ,
i
I of South Superior, comity o Douglas,
|100
quitted
by
the
jury.
There
can
be
Per year
.......................................
i of Phillip«, countv of Pr.ce state of W is-
£ v is c o u s . ..; sworn
l a t e n t No
no doubt that Greene had the tip
cons.,, ; sworn statement No. 2280 for
f , h ,1IlrehlMe of ,|ie ,,e qr sec 28,
(No «ubacriptlODN taken for a shorter term.)
the pure huge of the nw qr ne qr, 11 lit hw
y f
w fJl
a KKIVK
DKrAIIT
TIME SCHEDULES
to get Thomson out of the way and
from
for
FROM bl U O i, OB.
>
qr, Be qr sw qr b - c 10, tp b'2 g , r 14 e. w tn
»* “
'
H|/nrv j'g e jiom in er
that Hitchcock is the man who
, i>i
A i“1V’ -**o n ’ , ,
f ....
: of West Superior, county of Douglas.state
SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 1903.
of Phillips, county
..........-
ml Salt Lake, Denver, Ft.
county of
ol Price,
L i c e state
sta e of
ot u
u i « s - - 1 vViaconsin ; s w o n .sla te m e .it - No
2416,
prompted the prosecution. The Portia
Special Worth, Omaha, Kansas
c
o
u
s
in
;
swotn
statement No. 2281 for the
,,(irc|iase „ f , lie uw q r sec 28, tp
-:n
p.m
l:S p .m . City, 8t. I,aui*, Chicago
exposures of brands on the part of via
w m.
purchase of the w hf se qr sec I-, nw qr ,
limit- am) Kust.
r nw qr
iir sec
nbc 19,
Ml tp
tn 22
11 h
. r id
h
. j :
*
f .
w*
ne
qr,
tie
qr
s,
i
ó
e,
ingtou.
James Mooney
President Hose veil is trying to Cunningham are so gross that they
|
. of West Superior, county of Douglas, state
elevate his personal friend General should lean to Greene’s immedi- Atlantie
Express Salt I.ake, Denver, Ft.
I , 1 ,#t l,*-v wl" 1 off-'r Proof 0 ; 107 ,1" “ of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2417,
a. in Wurth, Omaha, Kansas 6:11 a. m. ; he land sought is more valuable for Us
,,1Jrit,ase of the sw qr sec 2 8 ,t p 2 2
Wood over the heads of a number ^te removal. The retention of 12:23
via Hunt- Oitv, St. Louis, Chicago
i timber or stone than for agricultural pur- ; r u e w
ington.
amt
East.
of older
army
officers. rI his «uch a mao directly encourages
pose« and to establish their claim to said
'
’
H irrv E Hopkins
land before ( i B Wardwr-ll, U S. C o m - of W(.st Superior,' count? of Douglas, state
brought up an investigation into frauds.
8t. Paul Walla Walla, Lewiston,
m-issioner a , Silver Lake. ( ) ' e« ü'!'■ .OH of Wisconsm ; sworn statement No 2418,
Fast Mail Spokane, Wallace, Pull-
Wood’s administration in Cuba
— ----------
f
ro,laao of the
qr Bt.c 28, tp 22
! 'J ot [,. m. man, Minneapolis, St. 3:30 a. m. V W s d a v the 14tf. dav of lannarv 904.
i lm name a8 witne^w»^: r red A n d e r - ' ^ r 11 e w m
via
Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee
where a large number of things
The mysterious working of the I Spokane
Chicago, ami East.
«on, Emil Anderson, of Phillip«, Wineon- *
* 4ll)ert F Chadwick
were not
well doae. After all divining
or dowsing rod has been I
son ; Louis Nelson, Ole
Erickson, of ; of W e. t g|, er¡or> collntv of Dong as, state
Bend, Oregon ; Ernie Solberg, of Betnidji, . of Ny ÍH(.oníin . BWOrn statement No 2420,
Rsosevelt
is a good deal human, made a phyehological p r o b le m ' v—y / w
H O U R S
Minnesota.
.
ror the pun:hase of the nw qr gee &>, tp
PORTLAND
t
o
CW
1C
AGO
He has evidenced this in many by Prof.
W. F. Barrett, un Eng ' | V / NO CHANUK OF CARS.
A nv ami all persons claiming adversely
22 s, r 11 e, w in.
tlie above-descrilied land« are requcHtcd
wuys. In the charge of the Rough lish investigator. Ho finds that
Frank Nathan
Fur particulars as to ratex and route addr ess, to file their claim* in this office on or be of West Superior, county of Douglas,state
Riders up San Joan hill, a negro the slight involuntary and un-
fore «aid 14th day of January 19 >4.
of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2421,
J. H. FREDRICY. Agent. Higgs Or.
c31-j2
E. If. B rattain , Register.
regiment
supported
one wing, conscious movements so marked
for the purchase of the sw tfr sec 33, tp 22
s, r 11 e, w e .
Timbor Lund. A<-t .Fun** 3. 1878.
Since that tirns all negreea have in some persons, and so striking-
Timber I and. Act June 3, ISIS.
Theodor Olson
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
N O T IC E FOit P U B L IC A T IO N .
been “ quality folks” to the presi- ly shown by the dowsing rod,
of Rend, county of Crook .state of Oiegon ;
U S Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon,
sworn statement No 2824, for the pur-
United Slates Land Office,
October 2, 1903.
dent. An obscure Kansan who, Can bo cultivated, but that it is
I.akeview, Oregon, Oetotier 23, 1
1 s, r 11 e,
chase
of tlie se qr sec 17, tp
Notic« i« li'-reby given that in com-
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
like Roosevelt, dabld-d in litera absurd to attribute the motion of with
tlie provisions of the act of < fmgress of plianpe with the provision? of the act of w m.
Frank K'AIhriglit
ture w j h
made Commissioner of the rod to a special stimulous i j,1» 1« X h w . entitTci ‘ ah Bit for the >»ic of coirgre«« of June 3, 1878, entitled, " A n
1
| timber lnnda In tlie state» of oaiiforiup. Orc-
act for llie sale of timber land« in the of W es' Supeitor,county of Doiiglas.state
Rensious. He bus not given entire from the
presence of under i
Nevada ana Washington Territory,*' ns ex-
of W iscon sin ; sworn statement No 2825,
**
,
1
| tunde'l to all the Public Land States by act of state« of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory,” a« extended to for tin* purchase of tlie nw qr nw qr sec
satisfaction. Wood is not a West ground water. He believes t h e ! August i, is92,
1 atnclf Kowan,
all the public land state« by act of Aug 21, n hf ne qr ami sw qr ne qr sec 2J, tp
Point man. This is not against success of many flows« rs may be !'f Frineviac. county uf crook, state of Oregon, ust 4, 1892, tlo- following-natned person« 23 s, r 11 e, w in.
"
J
J
: lia, Hied in tills •fllce hi* sworn statement No.
Enoch R Logue
him as experience
often
takes
the
explained
by
a
trained
keenness
f,,r lt,L- P,r,'hrt“ ‘ of ,l"‘ s,‘ 'irsiv «irier .i, have hied in this oilice their sworn state of West Superior,comity
1
1
,
°
' n hf nw <jr o f sec No. M, ne qr ne qr sec 7, in
of Douglas, state
plats o f education. One thing i l l detecting
surface signs of tuwtiHlilp No. a* » range No 16 e, w m, and ment«, to w it:
of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2826,
r
^
°
-
| will offer proof to Mhow that the land sought \*
Jonas A Ostrom
however, which Americans have underground water or metallic m" r‘' valuable for its timber or stone than for i of Chicago, conniv of Cook, state of 111 i — for tho purchase of the nw qr sec 32, tp
1
^
I tivu’ iculturHl purposes, ami to establise hi*
s, r 11 e, w m.
to »aid land before n H Wardwell. I S ¡ n o : « ; sworn statement No 2094, for the -
recognized in that that thu West ores. All successes, however, claim
Charles O Jsterlund
purchase
of
the
n
hf
se
qr
and
e
hf
sw
qr
('oinmiasiuiinr at Silver Lake, Oregon, ou
of
Superior,
county of Douglas, state of
are
not
made
clear
by
this
nor
,
Thursday,
the
Itii
day
of
Februnry,
1»'3.
Point Military Academy i« an in
; see 11, tp 22 h . r 14 e, vv m.
J
I li e names as wlthcsses: William St. Thom-
Wisconsin ; sworn statement N o 2827, for
Chat
I««
Carlson
coincidence, and Prof. Barrett
'• in."...- eharics h Erickson,
stitution that lias produced the by
17
of Prlneville, Oregon;t eorge Schlecht, oflsena, I of Shaniko, connt.v uf Wasco, state of the purchase of tlie ne qr sec 32, tp 22 8,
highest grade of army officers. concludes that some persons ores«».
| Oregon ; sworn statement No 2095,for Die r i l e , w in.
A n v And
r
Any
nil persons flftiming adversely the
Narcis A Caron
nested
to
(ile
»l«we-di>scrlbctl lands ar.* requested to tile purchase of the nw qr ne qr. n hf ntv qr of Superior, county of Douglas, state of
It takes tlie youth and it is a life h lt v o il m o n t ili p 1 o w e r h i t h e r t o u n - their
said -Ith and sw qr i i w qr sec 14, tp 22 8, r 14 e,
Halms in this office on or before
beli
Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2828, for
service with him. Ilia education |noticed—
un oxtra-acute 1 p o r c , e 1 p - ‘,“V
i february, u-ot. E M H baitain , Register.
w m.
I
n7-j9
That they will offer proof to show that the purchase of the se qr sec 32, tp 22 8, r
saves him fron. mistakes.
Each tivo faculty that receives an im-
the land sought is more valuable for its l i e , w r a .
Robert D MeEwen
timber or stone than for ng ¡cultural pur
ot our wars hue endeared West pression when an object sought
of Superior, cou n ty of Douglas, stato of
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1 X 78 .
poses, and to e«talilish their claims to
lit;
suggests
Point lo AmcricaoH and lltey will is approached,
Wisconsin; «worn statement No 2829. for
said land before (i B Wardwell. U S O o n i-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the purchase of tho sw qr sec 32, tp 22 s,
missioner at Silver Lake, Oregon, on
resist any endeavor to vstablish that I ho dowsing rod might be
United States Land Office,
r l i e , w m ..
Tuesday the 5th day of January, 1904.
Oregon, s-pteinlier 30, 1968.
another system of securing officers s u p e r s e d e d b y a n a p p a r a t u s f o r j Notice Lakevletv,
Herman A Zachan
is hereby given that in compliance
They name as witnesses: Louis Nelson,
r o < r i s t e r i n i r e h u i m e s in t h e b l o o d I with th» provision.« of the act of c o n f e s s «f Ole Erickson, of Bend, O r; Charles Carl of Superior, county of Douglas, Rtate of
for our troops.
^
I June H, 1M7H, entitled ‘An act for the ¡míe of
Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2831). for
ci foulât ion of the susceptible per- I timber binds In the sat“ Of e.illfornia, Ore- son, of Shaniko, O r; Annie Solberg, of the putchuse of the ne qr see 29. tp 22 s,
L
L
Kon. Nevada, and n u d i ington Territory,
as
Bemidji, Minn; Jonas A O.strooi, of C hi
r 11 e, w m.
ext end ed to «11 the Tubila Land States uy act cago, III.
Tho price of log« is down $2. in £ Q Q a
- - - -
of Aujjust l,
John P Malian
Any
and
all
person«
claiming
adversely
Wisconsin and .Minnesota. 'This!
~
„
.
Eddie J. Brock,
of Superior, county of Douglas, state of
the
a
h
-ve-describo
I
lands
are
requested
i hlH polltlC-ill p^THTCUtioti oUHl* of nend, county of t’rook, state of Oregon, has
Wisconsin; sworn statement No 2831. for
is probably due to the fact that
•
.
.
Hied in this office his sworn statement No. I« file their claims in this office on or b e j tlie p u rch a -e of the e hf nw <jr and sw- qr
TTS8
H
pJH
M
rH
to 1)0
il
lUOSt
p o p ll ili r *2028, for ttie purchase of th<‘ n w ur of section fore tho said fitti dîiv of January, 19.14.
there is u large supply of cut lum
nw 11 r sec 29 and sc qr sw qr sec 20, tp 23
.
i
. . j
i-
I /• No. 1 in Township No. '¿’1 s, Unnge No. 9 e, w m, I oSl-j2
E M B rattain , Register
uUi oir..r pV.«,f to xh.m n.at n.e land
1 s, r 11 e, w in .
ber in llm yard* of various lumber and far r e a . c h i n g m e t .• h o d o f d e i U l m s o sought
is nn»r< valuable for its timber or stone
Frank A Iliiger
c r i m i n a l p r o s e c u t i o n « in J u d g e than for «KricnimrM purpo -es, mid to e.>tab-
Timber Land, Act Tune 3, 1S78.
contpatii's which libs not yet been in
j of West Superior, utility of Douglas,state
U ii-
>
* »? i. . . . I
lish hisHuim t«* said land before (». B. Ward-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
S COllft. iMootiy, wlio WHS well, l.S. CominissiiMier at Hilver !.ake, Ore-
: of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2832,
sold. While the limber on that, 4i t»l linger
*• .
.
, .
. 1 c
iron, on Monday, the 28th day of December,
U 8 Land Office, Lakeview Oregon.
for the purchase of lads 12, 13 14 and 15,
the
first
o n e to « e t u p Micii u e te n p e , j.#»*;
October
16,
1903.
,,, , ....
,,
section h is been running low the
,
-,
rpi
^
a
llt‘ ¡tames as witnesses; Charlies L. Brock,
Notice i* hereby given that tn compliance 1 H‘‘\' ' • ' ! ’ -•» s,^ r l i e , « in.
NNOU OU. CQ8Ì1V
1 hen Cft m e A sm < ’ !•, u r 1 « » ^ .l cotter, William li. Bro4*k, Ballard with the provision* of the net of run-re,, of
1
hat
they
will
offer
proof to show that
mills li ive all been run ¡it full ca ■ t f«t.
i
...
| i
1 (»ile, Marie Crock, all of Bend, Ortty;.»n.
jnm
ISTH. entitled An » i for tho sale of the land sought is more valuable for its
I *• * h o m s o n , w h o got, t h r o u g h I‘ V il j I Any
Aliy and
all
versomi
claitnin/
a.lvcreely
the
ami h 'I |>cre*ii»
timber lands in the stnt.'s of I'nHfonita, Ore- timber nr stone tinnì ior sgiii'illturat pur-
pacity and li.iv« cut tlie greatest
disivi* ile.crtbed lands urc ruqiic.-te ! to file
Nevada, ami Washington rerritorv,” as
peratch. Very likely the cast*« of tnelr c U I m - in till., olì . .■ u * o r before x a o l j j gon,
extend*«!
to all the Public Land States by act posi «. and to csliitiiish ttic-r claims to
amount of lumber tn their history.
•„■Hill dav uf December, 19D3,
| t*i August I. 18i>2.
said land before lì H Wardwell, tT 8 Coin-
McKinley, Ware, «t al will bring in
B M I.»ATTAIN,
Kd ward S Arnold, of Cripple ('n*“ k, county
It ceemo that they have glutted
iwjl-d'Jii
Register.
| of Klptiso, statt* of Colorado, lias filed in this missinr.er at Silver l a k e . Oregon, on
I office his sworn statement No
for the pur Wednesday tin* 2oth dav orH,irmary,1904.
the market this season. The con- [ unobtrusively the «¡¡mo mythical
chase of lots 18, 1 \ ¿8, *Jt, see HI, tp 'I 2 s r 16 e, \v
Tin*y name a« witnesses:
Uenrv Van
,
.
. .
defense, and then the bespectacled
1 1 1 ., and will offer proof to show that the
uition however is not serious, as
’
‘
Tiinlu*r I-iui'l, Art Turn* 1878
Thud sought is more valuable for its timber or Cleave, of South Snfierior, W is; Henrv
’«¡linger will promptly sit down
stone than for Agricultural purposes, and to .1 Seliommer, James Moonev, Harrv E
NOTICE b o l i PUBLICATION.
this year's crops nr« unusually
c-st.ihHsli his Claim to
r. said
-«¡.I land
h.„.l before
L-f..ro «1
*1 H o p k i n s . I s i d n r A b n b a m . A l b e r t F C h a d -
I 1 ami office, Lakeview, Orogon.
upon and arbitrarily condemn the
H n iiniwell. U a » unuius,iu»er at Silver Lake. . .
..
, v- ..
Jury« «ml a lary« amount of build
October It», 1003.
Oregon, on Wednesday, Ih“ 1SII» ilav of j»n " - ' k , ria n k Natlian, I rank Iv Albright,
Notice is hereby given that in co m pliance nary, no».
unfortunate third-timers for not
Kiioc
R
Loe
ne, Frank A Ililger, of West
ing will lie done throughout the
w-Iah the uro visiona o f the act o f Corner*** oi
He iiAim', » , witni'sses Henry A Foster. Superior Wis
setting up a more original dvfeiiB*. .Inn* 8, 18 i H, entitled “ An act for th“ .»ah* o f Charle»
II
Krleknun,
Itulph
Torilan.
lien
jam
In
;
'
.
, . .
,
,
country. Th« depression is only
lim b er lands in the States of California, Ore Morris, nil of I'rineville Onyon.
*
Auv and oil persons claiming adversely
gon. Nevada, airi Washington Territory.” ns
— Review.
Auy and all perron» claiming adversely Ihc Die above-described Inrids nre re(|iiesled
temporary. This country’s rinun
ext ended to alt the Pu b lic Land 8 tu tea by act «hove <te,eribe,| I him I, are re pii'steil In hie to tile llieir elaims in Ibis office on or be-
r,
.
.of August 4, 18C2.
llielr
elaims in this ufliee ou or Infere t h e '.
,,
ciai eonditioh is largely dependent
j f ' « e the said 2('»h dav of .Tnnnnrv, 1904.
The British Columbia pawmill ; churlo «. !* > , ,.f The natte*, county «f \v», »ai,l 13th day of January 1.« 4.
.
.
«
i co. atat« of Oregon, hat» tiled in thia office his
E M BRATTAIN. Realster i c 3 1 i 2
E M H r a tt A'X. Register.
on agricultural success and this m o n a r c w r o l l l a t A m e r i c a n l u t i ) " tsw»»tn Stmen: nt Xu
fir the purchase of
,
«
.
,
..
.
1 t V u hf sw or, nw o f se or. s(‘ nrsw er of see
year is evidently a record-breaker. n o r d e a l e r s a l o n ^ f t h o v t t n t h i l A I I • |p*2Js. rWe, w III., and will offer pro<»i to
a hr Smhutcs Edw.
C | P SaojçrUNE
Ano îjREC'N PACÌFICI,
70
.
L!
Tho Oregonian print, in fidi ihe
Ili-mi 1‘ ulletin s first article on the
organ episode. Whether the Hull-
e'.in
has a n arrangement with , ihr
.
Oregonian to reprint Its attacks on
this comnnmilv we do not know
bui uircumrtitnccs .eem tn pnmt
t i m i w a v . The lUilletm man Inni
tu c a t mini wheti hu puhlishcd
.1 mlgo Uri»ck’s h*tt«r llu-follo»ing
week. hut he bad furuished copy
for th« Oregonian uiul cuitUl safciv
beat a retreat no innttor how ludi-
crous. The Hulletin man ha. two
hohliic, one i. libelling aome one.
and the other ia talking about
*
character. The bulldozing nieth-
oils used by both paper, toward«
citiicns of this place have caused
more amusement than anger.
.
,
I »or il e* r
.
iH'CAUSO
i
til«»
.
.
lu tter
i
fhow that the lami sought
no
h a v e I foril?* timh* :• nr sten;.» than tor agricultural
PRINEVILLE-S tLVER LAKE STAGE LINE
DICK VANUEVÜRT, FRO*.
dilmprtl , h*ir surplus lumber on I îr.lThirv";';
Carries IT. S. Mail, express and passengers through in two days. Takes
j|u, Manitoba and Northwest 'I erri- ¡ it,»\ uf jHimary, 1904.
you through the picturhsque Deschutes Valley and the great
rson.
tory mark»-ts cheaper than the H. ,, V/VII'.-Ì mm »?,'
*^7«-«d,v.,‘i all
of
yellow pine tinjher belt.
i,l l l . i , Hri » « » « n n lil .«v.irrl in s n n
t i.«k«-, nri jun
' ( * luinnerman
coûta allora io sup -» i \ ** IIV
».,.1 «il (Vrson»elaiiaiii.a.iv. rsoiy th*
EXPRESS AM» PASSENOERS WA Y H7LLF.D AT DF.Pi'lWTES POSTOFEICE.
t)jv jt Tilt,
h -Iw iiiìll mi n w o u l d
» ' » > ' r lvil lull.;, «rv r',|in',(-'it lu tile
111« s . i w m i i i n u n WOUIII thlMr. ,,
„ thi- .rths-un urV. furo th-
I
CISCAR n V P F , Prlnevttlo A cent.
like mor» tariffi h u t M a n i t o b a is F«1»' *»•> <>f Januarv^^¿"^RArr.UN. Ke*t»ter.
r"« 7 T ve.va» h n i i rt-i. — 11 pimui m .rx iar r.-v rira — —
Wi ll sattstìaii.
M I L L A R D
T I R s I I P I - . T D T ’T .
Timber Lauti, \<*t June i', 1878.
In the c i i m ' of L. D. W’ iest
NOTICE f O R PUBLICATION.
n iiinst John Strilli, A. W. Rope,
Litu i office at l.akevlevr. Oregon,
8tM.tomlK*r ii»*. b.hvt.
II. W. llceil. ( ’ i'o ge Schlecht anil
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en thaf in «* od ,.>1 aure All kinit« of wagon work done in first-class sh a p e; short notice j< bs a specialty.
\i1th i lit» |»re\¡ hou a mf the Avi oi romiri»^ of I
other« for $.'100,Ü(X) damages for lu »e ■ s «nt lita **An m í tor the sal«* >*f
O p p o site s c h o o lh o u s e ,
BENO, OREGON.
UniIwr Und» In the state» t»f »‘alitornia. Ore
— hw — wsim sshis wm — ■ n ■ i m iimwevtica nwg— w w w i i i »an ir: ju - t »
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malicious prosicutiou, T iin Iv tin gon. Nevada und Washington Territory.** ns «—
a \veiolea to all the publie t.an»l Stages by art of
has been authorized, bv all the ile- August 4.
Oie fi'llowin« name 1 person*
have on thi* day, rile»! in this othee their
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fandania directly c o n c e r n e d , to sworn statements, to wit
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publicly announce that they are' of shaniko, countv of "*>,«». state t»f Orcgi >n,
!*e of
, Uaurn statement So. lftf. tor Ih* purriia»<
W E S T & CO., Props.
willing to settle the case, witnout the .-e qr ne tjr. w hi ne qr. nw qr qr st»c *¿7,
tp *21. », r I» e. V. m.
All kinds o f fresh nud salt nii'nts. poultry, vegetables, butter and eggs
Julia K. Marviu.
incorring court expense*, for
of Shaniko, eountv of Waae»» utat* of Oregon,
constantlv on hand.
sworn tr.Htt i .t nt No 1 ^ 8 j, for th* parchas,'of
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That thev will «»’Ter prt*«>f t<» show that th*
I So far thi* week nothing has land m » u jrlit i» more valuable fot ita timber or W e s t Building,
Mone than for nur enllur-l uurpoaaa, and to *«
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oocurred in this town that would tabitah ft eir t'laitn« to t*ai»i land before t». H
A. R. Itreene, the «pactal land ,
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\\ arimeli. V S. t'ommioionrr at ^ih er Lake.
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shock the most fastidiou«. llus Oregon, on wcdtic dav Ihe JtHh day of l»eeem-
agent, has again demonstrated his
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quietude aqgurs bail for the future.
Thev names a« wltneoae»: Louia NeUon, OI*
capacity for bogus performances.
Kriekaon. tìilbert Haeen, of Hen«!. t>T**rin;
Charle»» « arleón. Julia Marvin, Oeor*# Marvin, i
In the trial of Thomson of the La
The Astoria Astonan intimates of shanlka
Any and all fwraona rlaimtna adversely the
Grande land office it dt'veloped that in the Moody ease too large a above d*acribtM l«n»ls are reqne»t'.HÌ to file
their riami« in thi» offtoe on or before the
that one Cunningham wasplacing funaral was given the political j j AuhViV oTtv^Vbvr^iww
dummies on land and afterwards corpse.
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M a r k e t
Bend, Oregon.
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