The Deschutes echo. (Bend, Or.) 1902-19??, December 19, 1903, Image 2

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DESO li UTES DU R U SH IN G COMPANY,
Ln*<*re<l May Sint, Itftfi, at Rend, Or**«»n. as
Fécond
limiter, under Act of Congre.--£
of March 3rd, liaW.
SUBSUMPTION HATES:
Per year ,
................... ............. $! (*)
(No aubdoriptioRH taken for a shorter term.)
S A T U R D A Y , DEC.
19, 1903.
P R IV A T E OR PUCLIC.
T im
great
q ' j •.»iton
increase » in tlie
o f governm ent
n ot to bo looked
lig h t by
The
ac-
lands
i«
upon in a fillister
lloob evclt or
jn-ebidont’s
lii i cabinet.
misalign
to c o n ­
gress on the subject o f public lands
is so erroneous that
no
has
to it by
or w ill bo
leg is la tiv e
in
paid
body.
Congress
There
whose
sensible
president.
U n ite d
good
on the
those o f
people
States get
men
more logical
than
The
the
are
view s
subject are a lto g e th e r
and
attention
the
of
the
absolutely
no
front lands w hile in the g o v ­
ern m e n t’s hands.
E v e r y farm is an
asset to the country.
h itherto left
The
stagnant in
ern m i n t ’s control
lands
the g o v ­
wi re so left, be­
cause they were undesirable.
perity
and the
lu m b er
have
rapid
and
Pros­
advances o f
a gricultural
so changed
prices
conditions
that
there is a profit in a cq u ir in g these
la n d «
on the
g o v e r n m e n t ’s terms.
W o r e there to he a depression
the
men
will
who obtain
lose by
their
eral value
these
lands
transaction.
A gen­
must be set on g o v e r n ­
m ent lands and present prices and
requirem ent*
are
sufficient.
1 fie
g ove rn m en t is losing nothing.
It frauds are being com m itted it
is i ot because o f any defects in the
laws
but on
account
o f im proper
a<l ministration o f them.
I f Roose­
v e lt cannot
find means or men for
the proper
adm inistration
laws
of the land
his unfitness for
dent.
ho is
o f the
a d m ittin g
the office o f presi­
T b e greater purl o f the land
now
under
c u ltiva tion
in
the
U n ite d Stales was o n e « g o v e r n m e n t
land
and wur
presum ably
the
given
to the people
without fraud
rem a in in g
portion
and as
cannot be
farm ed or liKiited over p riv a tely by
R oosevelt or H itch c ock it can snfe-
ly he sold to the com m on herd.
It is said to be a fact that
when
a city or country bounds from ob­
section.
Our
to readers is to buy the
city
into
on sale and
buy them
old
timers
gradual,
gradually
learned
o f their
holdings
u nder­
present
the engaged in w ritin g a hook to he
the entitled ‘ T h o H id e b ou n d P h ilo s o ­
late
W ith a
way our
and
property too
whether
tho official
railroad headed this
be used
in sending out this vain
value o f ihmr former
people
should
nrofit by
the m istakes that other lo m m u n i-
tie* have
m ade and
U s Land Office, I.akeviewq Ou*aon.
U nion P acifici .
s u e - 1 ph er” and that upon its p u b lic a ­
ceeded, but in most oases the peo­ tion it w ill bo given a generous eir-
ple who were first on the field be culation in this v ic in it y — lik e the
I t is not y e t known
ca m e outsiders and learned the Rulletin, free.
valu e
able
lm
work.
W e trust
read more
envelop«.- w ill
that it will
g en e ra lly than the
save to to. m i llulletin^
U s I.a:nl OiTttnj, Lakeview , Oregon.
October if», l*.M3.
N otire i-> lioreby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Art of June A, IKS,
on tit’«'ii An art for the .sale o f timln'r lands in
theHtatrs of UnUfornU, Ore>«ui. Nevada ami
Washington Territory,” as extended to nil tho
Public Land : :aU*s by ret of August 4, p L*2. tho
followina nainoti persons have on this day
file I Pi thin olltrw their b\voru statement#,
to -w it:
l r .n e L M li herts
(H nra1 deiivecy No
2) county of s I ¡eu. > fate of Ohio. Sworn state­
ment N«* JvTO, u*r tin' purchase of the sc>4 serf»,
tp
a. r 1.» o.
I .mil Nelson, of 5t utile, county of Kin.r str.to
of V. n*l *3 tt't. S\\ rn statement N o 2 .7 i.lir
the purelotM' i*f the s«*’ 4 r.e!-.t, u r'4 so1.,, see 14,
sw* j n w ',, nv\'4 sv ttr see 1 <, tp 2 ; s, r 14 e, \v m.
w ill oflVr uroof to «how that the
[ . J I bat
1, thev
ht U mort* valuable f**r it< tlu»V»er or
atone than for futrieuiiural ptirposes, aud to
establish tb rir claims to said land before
(. it Wnrducll, U s rom tnissioner at Silver
I .ike. Opvjvroii, on Thursday, tho 13th day of i
January, *9»W.
•
Tbuy vo.me as witnesses: Charles H Kriek-
sf*n. ilsttirr A Fo*r« r. o f rrln ovllle, Oregon,
Kie l N elso o.oi
c u lr, d is l.iiy to »i, I phrAir.i
K ktdHTts Francis M Iloberta, ot Lima. Ohio.
Au\ anti all perai ;;s elaim iii»f adversely the
p i *ve «1“ T ib “ «I lands are requested to tiln
tlu ir « ia.nis *i this otth e on or noiore the said
12;h day of Januarv, iiX>l.
1 M UK V IT A IN. Register
selves the increm ent o f value which
n railroad outlet is sure to bring to
this
v ic in ity ,
'la k e the
m atter c fj
C O R N E R S
i t by it or are tlu-v g o in g to wait in |
mood until people ftom
lia b le
b u ild in g
imiti i* nil tlu P
situs
and
v * n t o f lin* r
\\ h tli
il no wii
limili lo
¡lit, i-xj»r
tho
iti* il o f N lUt
C rook
ti» i« of
llU T f*
ill
have]
it ?
uni
riven to ( 'a l l - '
to the stron
er eastern
market anil
the lu m i i r
nd
» n project*
irriga
c h a r g e vho
i «*
appear-
LYTLL
OREGON
th e a b o v e -d e sc rib ed
la n d » a re req u ested
♦
♦
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4»
♦
♦
♦
V-
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i
♦
A
4L
L ’r» th e fntkl 2 *t|i ii;iv o f Janu trv , UiiH .
1 <■ ^* 1 -¡ 1?
1*1 M I^ r a t t a ’ N. U ^ fi^ te r,
H. W. B R O K E R
TRIPLETT
&
BROKER,
DEALERS IN
Household and Office Furnitur
C A S K E T S ,
s ,
E tO .
*
All Kinds of Repairing Done Promptly.
W a ll
S trs s t
M IL L A R D
|
X
r 3 Bino., O r e g o n
T R IP L E T T ,
BltRCKSjyilTtflNG AflD HORSESHOEING.
i firs»
. -
i . tv.
BCND. CuwCCN.
---- r y .iwinn
n »im
r— a
C ity M eat M e:;ket
U
No 6 Hmniwuy.
J Suhomtner, James Mooney, Harrv E
Hopkbis,Isidor Abraham, Albert F Ohad-
wii g, Fiank Nathan. I'rni'k R Alhriirht,
I' lioc - R I.ogue, Frank A Hilger, of West
Snpuiior, Wis
Anv and :• ! 1 person« claiming ailversely
C. ftJ. T R I P L E T T
Opposite r.chcolhouse,
, . it hero on tlu ir w a y
qUic U j
.*
Ci :a rs. a m i
for Family Uso.
W e d n e s d a y th e 2 ill d n v o f J a n u a r v ,1994.
T h e y ñ a m o as w itn esses :
M enu- V a n
,,,
,,,.
,,
< le a v e , o f S o n tli S u p erior, H i s : I le n r v
t!"r':cZwiziot: ai: \n ,,»*ir 1
-i"*-»-¡n "'ir^ O
M ,,rw
said i:>tIi tlay of January. P *'l
L M Î ï R A T V a IX , Reefstor.
->tgwrwi w pf * r^ j u n -w -jg
fo r n i* will
w ill
H t'o r a m i
office bis sworn statement No :ji u, for tbe pur
días«- of lot* l.t, lb Vi. vb see M. tp 9i s r 15 e. w
m and w ill oner proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its tim ber or
t«n e than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish Ills eiaini to said land before li
It W ardwell. IT S Cnmmissfm • r al Silver t.ake,
Oregon, on Wednesday, the 13th day of Jan­
uary. PfM.
lie names as witnesses: Henry ' Foster.
Vbarles II Kriekson, Ralph Jordan, Penjaiuln
Morris, all of 1'rim-vllle. Oregon.
Vny and all per.-ons claim ing edverselv tbe
It
i K Mar\ iu
>:irt of, I
h i g ir o o f t
o !««■
i ! en that in e o m p li a n r e
o f the not <»f Uoiurt*"« of
I “ An :U*t for the 'ttl *»t
naiiuM i*orv>m
I A ligli»! \. 1 «V- tin* follow in g-1
I ha> e on thi4 tlay. f h t l in t h\s otaice thvii
s>\orn alatomi nt>. ttMrU
,» V\ M arvlr
f o w fn n
I tjf !»naniKo. » > i P f Of V HM-O. »
nt ,\o. l^A. for \
r. u .if 1)0 <^r, nu qr >t* i
W KST «k I4ROUK.
11 d*
o f K ir
\
the most val-J
•
1 and Câ.ee at f akev . ‘»r. Oregon,
N,
the c ity w hich is sure to come hi re !
outside have secured
Ttmta’r I n- I. Act June X PCS,
N O T I C E FOR P U B L I C A T I O N .
JO LLY
A r e the old t sidents goii g to prof !
a doubtful
P U B L IC A T IO N .
now ; j
prosperity the
in value was
FOB
OREGON
S koiet L ine
We
has happened times without n u m ­ acter and voracity.
stand
that
T
r
u
th
fu
l
is
at
ber.
In some cases where the i n ­
crease
N O TICÆ
lots
people sweat— he had passed the ago o f
T h is shows that tim e
w ho have live d in and known the fifty-three.
Hies
in
this
country
when a man is
region lor ihe longest t im e take the
least profit from the boom. T h is engaged in w ritin g essays on cliar-
scurity
Tim ber Land, Act June 3. 1878.
N O T IC E F O B P U B L IC A T IO N .
Timber Land. Act June 3, 1378.
advic-e
U S Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon,
October 17, 1903.
October 17, 1903.
Notice Is hereby given timi in ecm-
Notice is hereby given that in compli- :
V m L h J provisoes of tbe act of
buy them on time i f y ou h a v e n ’ t |
10
fQ
ance with tbe , rovbOon. ol
of tbe
the a-Aoi
m-t u, £,n(ireHHof
— reKH o/j J|1IiU
IU.0 ' 3> 1878. entitled. ■**-
“ An
the money.
You can buy them |
emigre*" of June 3. I»f8, entitled. An ut:l (ur
Bii(e of timber lands in tbe
act for . tbe sale of ,, timber lands
1
now und y ou
cannot later on. |
v
. in the i «tales
of California, Orevon, Nevada, an
«tales of Cal.l-.nim, Oregon. Nevada, ami ^
Territory.” as extended to
You m ay have seen this region a ,
UashiuKton lemiury
as »len.UHi to ul, llie
Uni, «tales by act of Aug-
all the J.nt.he Ian. states by a< t of A ixu«
4 igjig, t|„. followlmj-named per»ons
wildernes* but d o n ’ t be sk ep tic al j
4. 1893, t»ie follow.,nr named persons , , ^ ’ fii^n,, this office then sworn etute-
E v e r y c ity in this !
because o f this.
have hied in this othce their sworn state-
•
. .
.
merits, to w i t :
country has been founded on land i
ments, to-wit.
Henry L Van Cleave
Fred Anderson,
of .South Superior, county o 'Pom'!«*,
that was once a wilderness. T h e ! A K ö
of Phillip», cuiintv of Price, s'ate of Wis­ state of Visconsin ; sworn tatement No
«
consin
;
sworn
Ftatement
No.
3380,
for
a b ility to ju d g e rig h tly the future j
3415. for the purchase of the ne qr sec 38,
the purchase of the uw <¡r se ijr, n lif sw
a r r iv i *
T j 'MK 8CÜEDVIÆ8
DKP ART
tp
33 », r 11 o, w in.
o f this region m ay he the best
FR*'»l
FROM BIGO», OR.
qr, se qr sw qr sec 10, q» 33 rt, r 14 e. w m.
FOR
Henry J Bcliommer
Kuril Anderson,
m ental act o f your lifetim e. Our
of West Superior, county of Donata»,«tata
of
Phillips,
county
ol
Pi
ice.
state
of
\V¡3-
1'iTlli.n 1 -alt Lake, Denver, Ft.
swot
n PIBirmvii*
statement No 2418,
•
„ .
. V „ , 1,101
, „ of
Ul Wisconsin
H IM UI1PIII , ; BW
UII1
udvice to all is buy real estate and
'Vorth. Omaha, Kansas 12:32 p.m cons n; sworn statement -so .281 for the f
Spécial
, purchase of the nw qr sec 38, tp
1 :'iñ pm . City, St. l.auU, Chicago
purchase of the w hf se qr, sei; 18, n w qr ;
buy at once.
via Hunt­ uud Kant.
mi <jr,
nr ne
iwa qr
nr n«v
mv qr
nr sec
hhp 19,
1ÍÍ t*»
*■». “ “
4 ’ . ’
»*
ne
tp 32 W
s, . ri.")
ri5 e,
ington.
James M ooupv
w rn.
of
West
Hupei
ior,
conniy
of Pongla«, pfate
Atlantic
That thev will offer proof to show that of Wisconhin ; nworn statement No 2417,
Frost, who was appointed by
Kxpre»» Salt Lake, Denver, Ft.
12:” : a. in. Worth, Omaha, Kansas 6:11 a. m. the land sought is more valuable for its for the purchase of Ilio sw qr sec 28, tp22
K n o x to prosecute the W are-Puter- via Hunt- <’itv, St. Louis, Chicago
timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
8, r 11 e, w in.
tngton. ami Ka&t.
poses and to establish their claim to said
M c K i n l e y cases, was some tim e
Harry E Hopkins
land before (J » Wardwell, V S. Com- of Wegt Stiptuior, eountv of Douglas, , state
st
since an inm ate o f a ja il.
H e with
Pt. Paul Walla Walla. Lewiston,
missioner a, silver Lake, O-egon on llf Wisconsin; sworn statement No 24
2418,
Fast Mail Spokane, Wallace, Pull­
for , ||H pim,ha8e o( lUe s„ ,,r sec 38, tp 22
Judge N o y e s
and Duncan Me- y .51 p. m. man. Minnearxills, 3t. 3:30 a. m. T!mrs«Uy the 14th .lav of January 904.
i lio name an witnense«: r rod Ander* . „ ,, / ...
Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee
via
r l i e , w m.
K eu zio o f N o r th Dakota, consti­ Spokane Chicago, am! Last.
Ron, Emil AnderKon, of Phillips*, WLsuon-
Albert F Chadwick
m
oo
;
Louis
N
o
I
mom
.
Ole
Erirkson,
of
tute a warm
hunch that made
of We«t Superior, county of Doug as, state
Reiui, Oregon; Ernie Solberg, of Beini«Iji, of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2420,
A la s k a howl. N o y e s was a U . S . i (7 j f \
H O U R S
Minnesota.
ror the purchase of the nw qr »ec 33, tp
P O R T L A N O to C H IC A G O
Anv and all persons claiming adversely 22 s, r 11 e, w in.
ju d g e and on trum ped-up litig a tio n I •
m i « siano » or CARS.
file ahove-ileserihed I inds aro requested
Frank Nathan
placed several gold mines in the j Kor particulars as to ratos and roave a«ldr ohs , to file their claims in this office on or be­
of West Superior, county of Douglas,state
fore said 14th «iav of January 1904.
hands o f M c K e n z i e as receiver and
of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2421,
J. H. FRKDRIOY, Agent. Bigg* Or.
o31-j2
E. M. K rattaik , Register.
for the purchase of the sw qr sec 33, tp 22
M c K e n z ie did the rest.
Frost was
8, r 11 e, w n*.
Timber
Land.
Act
June
3.
1878.
Timber I and, Art June 3, 1878.
head counsel for the bunch. T h e y
Theodor Olson
N O T IC E
FOB
P U B L IC A T IO N .
N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
of Bend, county of Crook.state of Oiegon ;
did a nice business for a w hile hut
U 8 Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon,
Unite«! Staley Land Office,
sworn statement No 2824, for the pur­
Lakeview, Oregon, October 28 , 1008.
October 2, 1903.
Frost was recalled to serve a few
Notice in hereby given that in compliance
Notice is hereby yri\eu that in com­ chase of the se qr sec 17, tp 22 s, r 11 e,
with the provisions of the act of C’ongress of
months in one o f Uncle S a m ’s san­ June 8.187S, entitled “ An act for 1 lie salt* of pliance with the provisions of the act of w m.
Frank R Albright
timber lands in the State» of «'nlifortiia Ore­
itariums for correcting moral ob­ gon. Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex­ eotittress of June 3, 1878, untilled. "A n of Wes' Superior,county of Douglas,state
act
for
the
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
tended to all the l'lihlie Lund btales by act of
ligations.
Mr. Frost must now be August l, 1892,
states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2825,
for the purchase of thu nw qr nw qr sec
Patrick Rowan,
imbued w ith a righteous hatred o f of I'rlncville, county of Crook, state of Oregon, Washinyloii Teiiitory," as extended to 21, n hf ne qr and sw qr ne qr sec 2Ü. tp
all
flit*
public
laml
stales
by
act
of
Ana-
l»p.s liled in this oflice hi» sworn Ptatenu nt No.
wickedness and crim e else what 2 'iil. for the purchase of the so qr sw qr see '*, nst 4, 1892. the followintr-nameii persons 22 s, r 11 e, w m.
Enoch R Logue
n iif nv. qr of see No. H, ne qr ne qr sec 7, in
a ie Uncle S a m ’s ja ils good for? M c ­ township No. 22 s, range No. l»ie, w m, and have tiled in this office their sworn state­ of West Superior,county of Douglas, state
will offer proof to show that the land sought is ments, to w it :
of Wisconsin; sworn stutcq^ent No 2826,
K e n zie was the man who tried to more valuable tor its timber or stone than for
Jonas A Ostrom
agricultural purposes, and to esiablise his of ChiiMi!<>, county of OonU, state of I?li— for the purchase of the n w qr sec 32, tp
get a charter for the Lou isiana claim to said land before (» B Wardwcll, l’ S
22 s, r 11 e, w m.
Commissioner at Silver Lake, Oregon, on in »is; sworn statement No 2094, for the
Charles O Isterlnnd
State L o tte r y from the state of Thursday, the tth day of February, 19*8.
purchase of the n hf se qr and e lif sw qr
of Superior, county of Douglas, state of
He naiiics
v. itm's-es: William St. Thom­ sec 11, tp 22 s r 14 e, w m.
N orth Dakota.
I I o would be a as, Theodore St. Thomas, Charles H Kriekson.
Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2827, for
Cbmles Carlson
of Urineviile, Oregon; Ceorge Sehleeht, of Rend,
good man for U. S. Treasurer.
<>f Shaniko, countv of Wasco, state of the purchase of the ne qr sec 32, tp 22 8,
Oregon. •
r i l e , w in.
An« and nil per-on' claiming diversely the
nbovo-desiTib; d lands arv* requested to file Oretron ; swotn statement No 2095,for the
Narcis A Caron
.. .
...
.
, their eiaims in this ofRc on or before said itli purchase of the nw qr ne qr, u hf nw qr of Superior, county of Douglas, state o f
1 rinciviliti people ore contin ually dey of February, lcm
and sw qr nw qr see 14, tp 22 s, r 14 e,
Wisconsin ; »worn statement No 2828, fo r
n7-j'J
l: M IlBATTAIN. Eoginter.
w 111 .
asking us i f there is not anothei ]
the
purchase of the se qr sue 32, tp 2}t a, r
That they will offer proof to show that
light left in our now famou* organ j
the land souirht is more valuable for its l i e , w m.
'I linber I. h : i 4. Act June 3. 1373
Robert l) McEwen
N O T iC K F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
timber or stone than for ait ¡cultural pur­
case.
W’ e must answer that \va dot
I ñ bun4 Off.cc, Lakeview, Oregon
poses, and to establish their claims to of Superior, comity of Douglas, state of
Wisconsin; sworn statement No 2829. for
October 18, 190:!.
not know.
W e ure too busy over
Notice Is hi-rebv given that in compliance said land before (1 U Wardwell, l T S Com­ the purchase of tlie sw qr sec 32, tp 22 8,
missioner at Silver Lake, Oregon, on
here I « attend to the mattar ju
s t : Vtth
LhV
‘ hu ,l°* °! ('T 'Kr‘T’< "i
r 11 e, w in.
J
.lune K, 13,h. entitled
An net lor tuo «ale of Tuesday the 5th dav of January, 1904.
Herman A Zachan
now but no ene
knows what a day 1,1,|,ber •»"«is in the stales of caitfurnta, ore-
Thev
name
as
witnesses
:
Louis
Nelson,
goti, Nevada, amt Washington T e rrito ry ." in
of
Superior, county _ of , Douglas,
state t of
01©
Erickson,
of
Bwinl,
O
r
:
Charlen
Curl-
....
^
extended to all the Public Lami States by act
w ill bring forth.
*on,
of
Shaniko.
Or;
Annie
Bol
b
e
rg
.
of
¡
WitMtonnin
;
evtorn
»t.itement
N
«
2831.for
ol August 1. IIMM.
(• - .
Charles Seetev, ot The Dalles, county of Was- Bemidji, Minn; Jonas A Ostrom, of C h i- ! tl,e
° f 'bu ne qr-ec 29. tf.228,
eo. stats of Oregon, lm- filed in tilts office Ms cago, III.
| r 11 e, w in.
Ph ilosop h er; OT sworn stalotnent No $154. for the purchase ot
T h o H id e b o u n d
Anv and all persons claiming adverselv j .
.
' onn 1
,’ an .
.
the n hf sw «jr, nw <|r so <|r, se *jr mv <|r of see
W h e n to Toll th e Truth.
superior, county of Douglas, Oa e of
'JS. Ip ¿2 s. r tie, w iu ., an I w ill offer proof to ( the nbove-desi-rlbei lands are requested Í
show that the land sought is more valuable
,-Uims in this office on or be- \V
No 2831. for
I’eoulu sometime» ageverv quick- lor its tlml>. r or atone than for agricultural ' loro «!,. th tbeir
i tbo purchase of the e hf nw qr and sw qr
e «o il rub 'lav of January, 1904.
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purposes, and to establish l»is claim to said
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nw
qr
sec
29
and
se
qr
sw
qr
sec
20, tp 22
iv ic
t h is
le g io n .
Last spring laml Isslora (I a W ardwell, U S Commissioner o31-j2
K M B rattain , Begiator.
s, r 11 e, w in.
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n
at » l i t e r Lake, Ore-mu,on Wednesday, the 13th
Truthful James, the editor o f the day of jauuary, hum .
Frank A Hilger
Timtisr Land Act June 3 ,1S7S.
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I He tir.mos as witnesses: Eol.ort Patterson, '
I of VTest Superior, onnfk of Douglas. state
H u l l o t i n , g a v e Ills age 11 » d(> y « » r s . ; K M clirb mun. Andrew Nelson, II Cady, all of
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N .
| of Wisconsin ; sworn statement No 2832,
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' Silver Lake, Oregon.
U 3 Lumi Office. Lakeview. Oregon.
for tin* purchase of Lots 12, 13, 14 anti 15,
Some t im e aince when Road Su per­
Any mid all persons claim ing adversely the
Octolier 18, 1903.
above de>i-rlbe«t lamls aro requested to Hie
sec 19, tp 23 s, r 11 e, w m.
Notice
is
hereby
(tivt'n
that
in
compliance
visor Siaemore called upon him their claims In this office on or before the said
That they wi’ l offer proof to show that
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
13th dav ol Jantiurv. 1901.
Tune 3, 1878, entitled
An a d for the sale of i tbe land sought is more valuable for its
and asked him to contribute potne-
K M liK A T T A IN , Keglstor.
tim ber lands In tho Stales of California. Ore­
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory,” as timber or stone than for agi¡cultural pur­
tliing b o gid ci lit e r a r y idea* to our
ex tendisi to all the Publie Land Slates by aet poses, and to establish their claims to
Tim ber I nu l. Act June 3, int . v
of August I. 1K92.
roads— in fact dunned
him for
sai 1 land before ( J B Wardwell, IT 8 Com­
N O T I C E F u ll P U B L I C A T I O N .
Edward 3 Arnold, of Cripple Creek, county
ot Klpaso, stato of Colorado, has Hied in this missioner at Silver Lake. Oregon, on
three p lu n k « in lieu o f two d a y s ’
now
PTBLIMIBD KVKMY SATURDAY HY
TH E
ance o f this
W E S T & C O . , P. o p a .
A l l kindn o f fresh and salt meats, p o n ltr r , v 'r t r . l n s , hut.or and
c o n s t m l l v ou nand. .
W e s t Building,
r jg s
Cer.d, Oregon.