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Raymond, W. H. Block 118, Hack's
Second Addition to Albany
Raj-worth. E. A. W. - cf SE. 1-
Of section 16, T. VI S., R. 2 H., lG'J
acres
Rayworth, E. A. SW. of section
2i. T. 1 S.. R. 2 E., 160 acres
Reotor, Mrs. Anna Lois a and 4,
block. 5i', S. Addition to Halsi-y....
Remington, John L'ndiviile-d 'a of W.
ia cf SV. block 10-, Hack's
Addition to Albany
Reynolds. Gertrude Beginning at a
insint on a line between sections
17 and is. 11.25 chains S. of corner
of sections 7 and S and 17 and is.
In T. 10 S., R. 1 W.; thence V. 3iS
ieet to a I'ohit -Jti feet hi. or an
alder G inchv.- In liiameier tn 11.
I bunk of ir.il inice; thence In a
soutnei ly tuiectiun Wi feet to a
liniiu 14: feet K. and U ieet S. t,i
corner of Mill street and l'entland
avenue, in Sitpp rfvr Pentland's Ad
dition in Scio; thence E. 215 feet to
a point chains V. of line be
tween sections 17 and IS; thence N.
21 teet; thence E. 3.50 chains to
said line between sections 17 and
is; thence N. 21 feet uleng said line
feet to beginning, lu T. lu S.,
R. 1 W
Reynolds, Silas Beginning at N. line
of J. H. liardman s D. I,. C. in
center of Hamilton Creeh) T. 12 S..
R. 1 W.; running thence Y 21.30
chains; thence N. 2'J dcg. E. y
chains to beginning, containing
0.11 acres; also beginning Oo.20
chains E. of NW. con or of D. L.
C. of J. tH. -Hardin's notlilcatlon
2513 and running ther.ee E, 41.10
chains; thence S. tw.:'") chains;
thence X. Si) deg. 5V..;0 chains;
thence X. 104 deg. E. I.-..75 chains
to beginning, containing .ill) acres..
Richards, Frank 1-1., Receiver of Pu
get Sound Loan, Trust & Banking
Co. Beginning 4.S2 chains 12. and
SS.C3 chains S. from NW. corner
of Josiah Osborne's D. E. C,
claim No. 53. T. 14 S., R. 2 AV.,
and running thence E. 2u chains;
thence N. 20 chains; thence E. 21.Cs
chains; thence S. chains;
thence AV. 41. US chain:-: thence- N.
14.17 chains to beginning, contain
ing 104 acres
Rilea. Mrs. Emma Lo s 10 and 11,
block 2, Wassom's Audition to Leb
anon Robb, J. M., W. A. Bodhie. agent
Beginning at NE. cornel of SE. hi
of section 17. T. 11 S.. R.- 3 W;,
running S. 42 chains; tV.ence S. 65
deg. E. 12.3 chains; the. ice N. S.ta
ehuins; thence W. 10.4 calns to be
ginning, containing CO acres
Robson, G. AV. SW. hi of section 32,
T. 12 S.. R. 2 E.. 1C0 acres
Rogge, Ella Beginning 7.50 chains
and 29.25 chains S. of NE. corner
of D. L. C. of Wm, Gross, T. 14 S
R, 2 AW; running thence S. 14.30
chains ; thence W. 24. H0 chains;
thence N. 14.30 chains; thence E.
24. K4 chains to beginning, contain
ing 35.5C acres ...
Rutlldge, AV. M. The SE. 4 of sec
tion 20, T. 12 S..R. 1 E ............
Sailbury. Helen The undivided , of
fullowing-described property: ob
acres off of X. end of W. of SA .
hi of section 2. T. lti S., R. 4 W ....
Sandner, Rose 'Beginning t1'-,"
chains AV. of NE. corner of D. E.
C. of IH. H. Spaulding and wife,
claim Xo. 41, T. 13 S., R. 2 AV.: run
ning thence AV. 8.75 chains; thenco
X. 4 chains; thence E. S.o Cha ns;
thence S. 4 chains to beginning,
containing 3 acres .;
Sanford, A. J. Lots 3 and 4, block
14, AVaterloo ;"";;.
Sanford, Mrs. A. J.-JLota 4, o and 0,
block C. Galbralth's Addition to
North Brownsville
2 0 acres .......
Schmidt, Jacob Lot 5, block 5, Kirk
natrick's AddUlun to Lebanon.......
Sehultz Blvlra-jBcslnnlne at .L.
corner of section 3J, 1. 9 S., R. 1
tV.: running thenco S. 140 ioo,
thence V. 130 2-3 rods; thence N.
140 rods; thenco E. ltW 2-3 rods to
foc-elnnhij?. except 1 acre conveyed
o?"hool district, leaving ; acres
Scott. Rose, Es'.ate ot 13. ol bloch:
SeVnc'-LV-3Vnd"i"Y,inc)i
22. Hack's Second Addition to Al-
sJiSs! ' 'Francis ' A'.Beginning ' 'at
SE. corner of section 33, 1. 1
R 2 AV.; running thence is. ta
rods; thence E. l'X) rods; thence S.
40 rods; thence tV. 21 reds; thence
S 29 rids; thence W. 130 rods to
beginning, containing i0 acres .....
SettlemelrT Adam Beginning 21.o2
chains S from NE. corner of sec
tion"; T. 12 S., R. 4 ; running
- thence N. 2140 chains; then K.
5.75 chains; thence N. 33. ,8 chains,
thence V. 5S eliains; thence S. ta.il.
chams: thence B. 52.25 chains to
heirinning. containing 30. 84 acres.
acres sold to Francis
7 40
7 52
4 44
2 15
5 40
71
4 70
4 0-
9 02
21 70
atatan. James. ir.-The undiyldeu
of SiW. 14 'of section 10, 1
12 S.,
R. 6 E., SO acres .
Shnvpr J. A. Lot
"section 2, T.
9 S K 1 E., 44 acres ...............
Shelter., A. L., and Murphy. A. .-5
SE. of section 8, T. 14 .
BhlltonTrrsrWMii'Wheii:
ritrht of 'way of Albany & -Lebanon
t1onf4Hmr0S1ec9t1osIJilCan,d0eT.
S,3mSpso 2jSe.?e lCYjeg.nning"ib',i6
I W., and running thence S. to N.
line of iR. Jheadle'3 D. .L-.V1
thence E. 14 rods; thence S. to Leb-
mmmm
SlmSon! -: Mary- - A-Begjnrdn'i at
gE. comer of seeUon -o.cT.n .
45'min E. K in chains to beginning,
containing 140 acres .i-y-;f
41
Simpson, aiary a. ':-hlk
"nTerest in pan of lot 5, MOCK 10.
in Aicauy
Simpson, George W
-E. hi of NE.
section 13, containing 80 acres;
"ESlinnlnK at SVV,. corner of
also, beginning i ;
r-. 'i -i cant Inn la.
also, uegnu""H "- r s
SE. y or secuu.. haina;
15 chains;
3 V. running tnence
thence S.
.v. cnains; u"-"1-'- "
to SE. cor
thence AV.
17 deg. ana w hence AV
W. of H, section u .-.. 3
1.1 nnrl a. 1. iv "
a.
10
Vr?o.W.co9rne;otland,so,a
trt G. M. Thayer
tnonrp K. .w
8. 9 36 chains to a .point on
f! sit deff. and 4'J mm. r.
chains illng.sald N. Un. to NL.
of county road thence -J $
nln'g. gaining 230 acres
Simpson. Oeorge W.-Lot 8. block
-,:'o'eofge''w.-Lot? 3 and 4.
"bVoek 12. Hack s secona
to Albany .V'J.'Lots's! 6 and 7,
81cXlCIfaeckys if'at 'Addition
to Albany v.";;eThe''i-i. 61
a to
!M B0
M 00
8 71
n ng tnence a. .n. - nhaina
17 xhn nn: tnence iu.
5o 30 chains; thence AV. 24.28 chains;
then?" S 41.76 chains; thence W.
Jh60n?hains to beginning . contahi.
Ing 347 acres, except 34.12 acres soiu
to U F. Smith
Wheeler, Nels H. Beplnning at XV.
corner of P. Robinett's D. L. C,
notitication a13. T. 11 and 12 S.. R.
4 and 5 V.; running thence S. 2S.15
chains: thence S. 44 dea. E. 24.14
rods; thence E. 112.53 rods; thence
X. 45.5o rods; thence AV. 127 rods
to beutuninii- containine- 30 acres.. 2 78
Slouer, T. C Lot 2, section 21, T. 9
a., it. z m., containing -'i acres;
also, beginning at SV. corner of
SE. i of section 21, said town
ship and range, and running thence
V. 8 chains; thence S. 14 chains; -thence
E. US chains; thence X. 22
chains; thence V. 3'i chains;
thence S. s chains to beginning,
containing 70.SH acres 7 40
mith, Abram XE. U of XE. i, ex
cept a strip off of the AW side the
wliule length thereof, the amount
remaining. 'J acres, in section 3D,
T. 15 S.. R. 2 W 93
Smith. C. M.. Estate of. P. A.
tomiih. Administrator beginning
at SE. coiiur cf Edward Abbott's
D. L. C, Xo. Ilu2, chum Xo. 50,
T. 11 S.. H. 2 AV., and running
thence V . io middle of V. arm ot
Santiam .liver; thence down mid
dle of t Vi.uinal of AV. arm of said
river t . X. line of said Abbott's
D. L. C; thence E. to XE. corner
of said claim; thence S. 40.01
ehuins. contain intr i acres : nkA
beginning at XE. corner of said
Abbott's D. L. C, Xo. 50, T. 11 S..
R. 2 W., and running thence S. IS
chains; thence E 7.34 chains;
thence Is. 40 chains; thence E. fl.so
chains; thence X. 12 deg. E. 13.75
chains; thence X. 10 deg. AV. 5.34
chains; thence AV. 17.iW chains;
thence S. 47 deg. 15 min. AV. 12
chains; thence S. 42 deg. E. 7.50
chains; thence S. 25 deg. E. to a
point due X. of befiinning; thence
S. 22 chains to beginning, contain
ing ,o acres
Smith. c M., Estate of P. A.
Smith. Administrator Let 1. block
11. Halston's Third Addition to
Lebanon; lot 14, block 1, Kirkpat
rick's Second Addition to Lebanon
33 30
15 i
anuui. j. r. his. v of section 11,
1. 14 S., R. 4 AV., except 4 acres in
CVU . coiner, deeded to John P.
Rector, leaving 150 acres
South, P. A. beginning at NAV- cor
33 52
ner of L. Cooper's homestead,
section as, T. 13 S., R. 1 E.. and
running thence E. 45 rods; thence
S. ; rods; thence E 33 1-3 rods;
thence S. 50 rods; thence A. 7S'4
rods; thence X. 105 rods to begin
ning, containing 33.6S acres .a
SouLli, W. P. SE. W of XV. V. and
2 31
X. i of I E. 14, section 30, T. 11 S.,
R. 1 '.. l"ti .n.ffts
Spangler, J. V. X:E.'i'of XE."4' of
4 G3
section -M. T. 10 S., R. 3 AV. ,115
acres
Sperry, J. II. XAA". y, df"sE."ii"of
sect on y t. 10 S., R. l AV., con
taining 10 acres
SUa 'kot SE- section 5, T. 10 S.,
R. 2 H.. Via flKi Ao '
7 31
T. 10 S.. R. G E., 100 acres
ateele. N. E. Lots 1 and 2. hi not c.
3 70
HllClt rfilimh ArllH-.. til
Steele, S. N. Beginning at NAV. cilr-
3 8;
T . v. Irs 01 w- Houston,
claim No. 4S, T. 10 S., R. 3 V.
and running thence S. SO deg. w
,viJ ?J?n!""i 'h"ice N. 1 deg. Iff min:
;!: chains; rhenee N. 89 deg.
'I-., ion, chains; thence s. 1 deg
"nd E-, 23.05 chains; thence
S. ) deg. W. (i.lll chains to begin
ning, rnntnlnincr eb"i
Stellmacher. August Begliinlni-"nf
10 73
a point 03' rods W. of KE cor
ner section 11, T. 10 S., R i w
running thence V,'. mA rods; thence
1'.. to center of Thomas Creek;
thence up center of said creek fol
lowing meandering course of same
to a point l)34 rods W. of E. boun
dary line of said section 11; thence
W. to beginning, containing to
Stellmacher,' R.' c!
Albanv
-Lot 8,' biock'e, in
7 22
25 33
Slovens, Henry N. 14 'sec'tVo'n,''3'o''T.
14 S., R. 1 E., 320 acres..........
Stewart J R.-S. of SV. and
I' 45 tE;'i- section IS, T. 10
O.. IV . 1 t. . 1 IkA oninD
Stimpson. J. A. Lot B.""nnd'N.""U
4 14
or iot u, Diock 104, Hack's Addi
tion to Albanv
Stimpson. G. AV. Lots 5. 6. 7." 8.
12 40
mocK o, assom's Addition to
Lebanon
Stone, A. S. E. of following: 'Be
ginning at SE. corner of XE. i
of section 16, T. 12 S., R 4 AV
running thence E. 3G.C8 chains;
thence X. 31.S5 chains; thence AV.
02.16 chains; thence X. 29 50 chains;
thence AV. 20 chains; thence S. 61.31
chains; thence E. 45.50 chains to
beginning, containing 160 acres...
Strahn. R. S., Estate Beginning at
a point on S. boundary line of
block 15, in Albany, 44 feet AV. of
SE. corner of said block; running
thence northerly nnri nnrnllol n-IMi
3 n
8 74
3 96 E. boundary line of said block 100
ieet to nilpvT tlidnn o wootm-u-
7S along S. line of said allev 22 feet In
a southerly direction and parallel
With E. boundary line of said
nlock 100 feet to First street: thence
easterly to beginning 4 241 80
oirann, it. h. Jii. , or lot 7. block
8, In Albany 55 SO
oumuura, iviary a. JjOt i, DIOCK 3,
Blackburn's Addition to Albany...
SutUffe, H. SE. Y of SAV. V.. sec
tion 16, T. 15 S., R. 2 AV., 40 acres.. 1 11
outline, a. u. v. or aw.
section 16, T. 15 S..R. 2 AV., 40 acres 1 11
ayivester, Alary m. Beginning at
SAV. corner of SE. section 36;
running thence E. C4 rods; thence
N. T7a rods; thence A 64 rods;
thence S. 77' rods to beginning,
containing 31 acres, In section 36,
T. US., R. 1 AV I
Taper, J. P.-JLot 2. block 3, Kirk
Patrick's Third Addition to Leba
non 3 03
Tate. J. K. P. Beginning at the
XAr. corner of Alex Sumpter's D.
L. C, notification 4153, T. 11 S., R.
2 AV.; running thence E. 50 rods;
thence S. 5!i 3-11 rods: thence AV. 50
rods; thence N. 59 3-11 rods to be
ginning, containing 20 acres, more
or less 7 94
Tatkher. Mrs. S. E. Lots 3, 4, 13, 14,
block 7, Kill s Addition, to Soda
vine 1 18
Tancher, Theresa and A. Lots 1, 2,
block 15, Hack's Fourth Addition
to Albany 10 30
Terhune. AV. F. Lot 3, block 2, in
Lebanon 4 0j
93 I Templeton, Sarah E. Beginning on
ime oeiweeu sections s anu 11, 1.
14 S., R. 2 AA'., 8.75 chains AV. of
section corner, and running thence
A'. 11.18 chains; thence N. 17
chains; thence E. 4.40 chains;
thence N. 2.58 chains; thence E.
8.3S chains; thence N. 9.10 chains;
thence E. 7.50 chains; thence S.
23.10 chains; thence AV. 8.70 chains;
thence S. 6.30 chains to beginning,
containing 45.07 acres 3 20
Thayer, Julia R. Beginning 40 rods
jb ieet iy. 01 aci. corner or ivitk
patrlck's Addition to Lebanon ;
thence E. 140 feet; thence N. 148
feet; thence AV. 140 feet; thence S.
148 feet to beginning, except a
strlo on A'. side 10 feet wide 2 S3
Tom. Mrs. M. J. Lot 1, block 1,
In Lebanon S w
Thomas. John V. SE. H of section
35, T. 9 S., R. 3 E.. 16 acres 1 8'.
Thomas, V. Lot 6. block 2, Cowan's
Addition to Lebanon 5 81
Thompson, H. AV. SE, W of NE.
of section 36. T.-14 3.
acres 1 11
Thompson, J. N. Lot 1. block 36,
Cotton's Addition to Lebanon 41
Thompson. Charles Beginning 20
chains N. 11.64 chains E. of sec
tion corner between sections 13 and
14. T. 11 S.. R. '2 AV.; running
thence AV. 39 14 chains: thence S.
14.53 chnlns; thence E. 3914 chains;
thence X. to bee inn In sr. containing
43 acres 8 59
Thompson, AV. S. Lots 1. 2. 3. 4,
block 1; all block 3. and lots 3, 4,
6, 6, block 7, Falrdale Addition to
Albany 2
Tillman, J. T. Beginning at SAV.
corner of D. L. C of Robert C.
Millet, claim No. 60, T. 12 S., R. 2
AV., and running thence AV, 11.80
chains to center of county road;
thpneo N. 62 rt"g. E. nIog rent"''
of snld road: thence N. 66 deir. 30
mlft. E, 17 chains; thence N. 44 de
,ej5;
30 min. E. 10 chains; thence
&1 deg. K. 3 cnains; tnence a. z4
deg. E. 38.10 chains to a point that
Is SOilinks S. 86Vi deg. E. from an
interlorcornerof said claim; thence
8. Gfiiri deg. B. 7 chains; thence S.
19 deg. 13 min. AV. 14.64 chains;
thence N. 664 deg. W. '7.50 chains;
thence N. 19 deg. 13 m!n. E. 14 64
chains: thence N. 6i drK : thence
v ?? JO rhntrt tn bnlnn ni con
taining 63 acres 4 fr
Turner, J. M. Lots 5, 6, block 7;
lots 6, 7, block o5, Cotton's Addi
tion to Lebanon
Turnidge, W. J. SV. hi of section
34, T. y S.. R. 3 E., 160 acres
Umphrey. E. L. and Mary-Lots i
and S, block 122, in Hacks Addi
tion to Albany ...........
26
2 6S
12 40
Usher. Jennie-'Beglnnmg i cnains
N. of SV. corner of L. L. t. o.
46, T. 12 S.. R. 2 AV. ; running N.
14.S5 chains; thence E..7-23 chains;
thence S. 35 deg. E. IS cha ns;
thence S. 60 dcg. . 3 chains;
thence X. i2 dcg. A . lo chains to
beginning
Vail, W. J!. SV. U of section 22.
T. 12 S.. U. 1 160 acres
A'uwtcr, V. I. (Oeurge l-in ley, agent)
SV. li of W. i section J4, 1.
14 S., i. 1 W 40 acres
A'U-tor. E. F. S. i o( NE. U sec
tion 16, T. 11 R. 1 E.. N) acres
A'incent. J. H. Lots 3 and 4. block
2s, lialsey
A'incent. Stephen A ? of lot !.
block 11, Riyant's AdditL'ii to Al-
WaYlai-e,' ' John "u. Beginning 22.6S
chains N. of NE. corner of John
Bnrkhart's D. C notiiication
Css; running' thence S. 44.10 chains;
thence AV. 22.0.S chains; thence N.
41.10 chains: thence E. 22.6S chains
6 75
4 44
3 33
1.11
2 5S
to beginning, containing ui;ii-.-.
Wallace. J II. l't 1, block 5. and
" 25 feet of lot 2, block 5, Hack's
Third Addition to Albany .....
46
12 40
Wallace. J. 11. Lots o, ",'.
block 7, AVoodle's Riverside Addi
tion to. Albany
AA'allace, AV. S. Beginning 11-43
2 33
clialns N. of .N. uoutuiary 01 vm
ward Abbott's D. C, notitica
tion llit2, T. 11 S., R. 2 AV., and
2;: chains E. f AV. line of section
2;!;. running thence E. 17.50 chains;
thence N. 11.43 chains; thence A .
17.50 chains: thence S. 11.43 chains
to beginning, containing 20 acies..
4 G3
Wails. Mrs. S. M. Lots 1 and 2.
block 1. liryani s oeconu auuhumi
to Albany
1 :
Wallers, C. F. Beginning 90 rods A .
cf Mi. corner 01 u. ii. v. ol m
iani B. Gore and wife, claim No.
liS, T. 12 S., R. 2 W.; running
thence S. S2 rods; thence AV. 50
rods; thence N. S2 rods; thence E.
50 rods to beginning, containing
25 acres
7 35
Walters. C. 1-. Lots 1 and 2, block
1 Osborn's Addition to Lebanon..
Walton, John D. X. I2 of SAV. M
spctlnn 32. T. 13 S.. R. 4 E.. 80 acres
6 70
2 22
94
74
82
8 27
AA'ashburn, Edward Iot 33, block 11,
Hrvnnt s AUiimon to Aioany
AA'asserman. L. H. Lot 1, block 9,
in Harrisburg
AA'atters, F. M. Lot 12. block 2.
Kirkpatrick's Addition to Lebanon
AVatkins, T. H. (W. A. Calkins,
agent) s. y. or s. or section
34. except 50 acres off of E. end,
T. i:i s.. R. 1 E .
Watt, R. Lot 6, blc.-k 4, J. M. Ral
ston's Fourth Addit-":. to Lebanon
AA'atts. Mrs. Emma Lots 1 and 8,
block 24. In Albanv
07
IS 00
AVeddle, (Martha 56 acres of follow
ing: i. v or w. u seciiou o,
and S. M: of 'NV. U of section 5.
and beginning at SAV. corner of
iNE. M'ot said section 5; thence
'N. 80 rods; thence E. 20 rods;
thence S. 36 2-3 rods; thence south
easterly 6S.42 rods to a point SO
rods E. and 10 rods N. to begin-
nlng: thence S. 10 rods; thenco W.
SO rods to beginning, containing
ISO acres
10 IS
AA'ecseren. L. H. Lot 1, block 9,
LAlay & rmon s Auuuion to narris
bunr 74
AA'elss, John. AV. P. Weiss, agent-
Beginning at ww. corner 01 jonn
Meeker's D, L. C, notiiication
167S, T. 10 S.. K. 3 AV.. and running
thence 'N. 1:2.-9 chains; thence N.
71 deg. and 30 min. E. 6.50 chains;
thence iN. 12 deg. AA'. 5.10 chains;
thence N. 25 deg. E.Schains; thence
N. 79 deg. 'V. 7.50 chains; thence N.
16 chains; thence 15. to a point
26 2-3 rods S. of 'NE. corner of
Abraham IM filer, jr.. D. L. C, no
tiiication 1671; thence S. 6 deg. E.
54. 7S chains to SE. corner of said
claim; thence AV. 4S.S9 eliains to
beginning, containing 234. SS acres..
AA'elss. John. AV, tP. -Weiss, agent
45 51
(Beginning 27.; chains a. ami y.io
chains E. of NW. corner of D. L.
C. of said A. iMtller; running thence
S. 35 deg. and 35 mill. E. 37.70
chains; thence S. S3 (leg. 31 min.
E. 11.61 chains; thence N. 71 deg.
and 30 min. E. 6.50 chains; thence
N. 12 dcg. 'V. 5.70 chains; thence
N. 25 deg. E 8 chains; thence N. 71)
deg.; thence N. 16 chains more or
less to a point due E. of begin
ning; thence V. to beginning, con
taining 79 acres
Wells, V. B. Undivided 2-3 of SE.
y4 and undivided 1-3 of S. of
section IS, and undivided 1-6 of SE.
4 of section 6, T. 12 S., R. 2 E.,
252 acres
AVert, Mrs. E. F. lot 1, block 9, In
'Peoria
Westcot, 1-lenry Lot 6, block 2, In
Lebanon
AVostfall, George IM, Beginning 160
feet E. from 9E. corner of block
2, In I Lebanon; running thence 162
feet; thence N. 149 feet; thence AV.
162 feet; thence S. 149 feet to be
ginning ,
AVestfnll, George IM. Beginning 165
feet N. of iN'E. corner of block 24
In Summer's Addition to Sodaville;
running thence AV. 198 feet; thence
'N. 165 feet: thence E. 198 feet;
thence S. 165 feet to beginning,
containing acre
West full, George fM. Beginning at
tNW. corner of D. L. C, notifica
tion 2590. T. 13 S. R. 4 AV. ; run
ning thence AV. 13 chains; thence
S. 2 chains; thence S. 45 deg. and 30
min. E. 10.S3 chains; thence N. 49
deg. and 30 min. E. 5.65 chains:
5 55
7 l
. 13 10
7 SS
thence N. 7.66 chains to beginning,
containing 9 acres. Also beginning
at SW. corner of D. L. C, noti
fication 2589, T. 13 R R. 4 AV. ;
running thence N. 5.75 chains;
thence E. 71.55 chnlns; thence S.
5.75 chains; thenco AV. 71.55 chains
to beginning, containing 41 1-7
acres. Also W. 14 of D. L. C,
notiiication 2590, T. 13 S., R. 4 AV.,
containing 160 acres
29 60
Slbier, Will a acres on of SE. cor
ner jonntnan uam s land, section
29, T. 12 K. 1 W
3 -a
AVhite. Ben-SW. Vi of section 22. T.
11 S., R. 1 E., 160 acres 4 44
AVhltehou.se, B. J. -WW. Vi of block
44, Hack's Addition to Albany 9 30
AVilhoit, S. J. and Henry WAV. of
NE. y4 of section 33, T. 14 S., R. 2
AV.. 40 acres 1 11
wnnoit, S. J. and Henry All of
block 12 in Brownsville
AVUkins, R. B. Part of lot 1, block
60. in Albanv
4 77
28 90
AVlllamette Land Company Begin
ning S. 1 dcg. nnd 39 min E.
113.42 chains from NE. corner of
D. L. C. 696, T. 11 S., R. 3 AV. ; run
ning S. N( deg. and 45 min. W.
40.03 chains; thence N. 1 deg. nnd
39 min. AV. 49.56 chains; thence
S. 71 deg. E. 43.91 chains; thence S.
1 deg. 39 min. E. 34. OS chains to
beginning, containing 176 acres, ex
cept a strln 13.1 chains wide off nt
S. side, leaving 117 acres 55 07
w men, i ren. neirs k, 25 reet of
lot 2 and W. 63 feet of lot 3. in
block 1. Albany 10 86
AVUltams. A. M.Lots 4, 5. 6, block
2. AVilllams Addition to Lebanon. 6 76
imams, '.Mrs. o. A.uniH 0 anu t),
block 2 McCullnv'n Arfriitlnn tn
Harrisburg 6 55
w imams, tj. ij. k. 4 or &
nnd beginning at NE. corner of
NW. 14 of section 10, T. 14 8., R.
4 AV.; running thence 240 rods;
thence S. 26 rods; thence E.
240 rods: thence N. 264 rods to be
ginning, containing 40 acres 32 28
miliums, u. Jj. Beginning m cnains
N. of SIO. corner section 4; running
thence N. :w chains; thence W. 53.9
chains; thence S. 31.8chnlns; thence
K. 13.9 chains; thence N. 1.08
chains; thence E. 40 chains to be
ginning, containing 160 acres 37 56
vtiipon, u. v. 1 wo acres nougnc or
Elizabeth Brookshlre. section 31.
T. 11 S., R. 1 W 1 11
Winner. Marian Lot 4. hlork M. In
AVaterloo 4 73
winner, xviary w. a or wk. h or
section 29, T. 13 8., R. 1 AV 80
acres
Wlngert, Wm., and Pasnmore. James
S. nf SW. y. and 8. 'A of NW.
V of SW. Vt and 8. V4 of NE. H ot
SW. A of section 2. and NE. M of
8E. H of section 3. T. 10 fl. n. 2
I 70
E., 160 acres 5 92
witten. T. M. mocks l to 20. Inclu
sive; Mocks 22, 23. 31. 32. 21. 35, 37,
38 and 50 to 64. Inclusive: nt , fi,
and block 40; lo s 3 and 4. M-ck
41; lot 6 and 7, Mock 42: 1- ts 2.
7 and 8. Mock 46; lots 1. 2. 1 and
. block 49: lots 1. 2. 6. 6. 7 and K
block 48; lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, block
29; lots 1, 2, 5. 6. 7 and 8, block SO;
lots 1, 3, 4. 5 and 6, block 32; lots
1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and S. block 21; lots 1,
2, 3. 4, 8. block 56; lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. 6,
block 31; loi 1, 3, 5. 6. 7 and S,
block 55; lots 1, 2, 3. 4, 6, 7 and &,
block 5; blocks A. B. C, I 35 W
Wolf, E. AV. XW. 1; of section 12.
T. 10 S., R. 3 E.. lttt acres 5 55
Wonderland. Benedict Beginning
173 7-U rods AV. of XE. corner of
IX L. O. of U. Cheadle. notiiication
2311; running thenco W. 57 3-5 rods;
theme AV. 55 5-9 rods: thence S.
57 3-5 rods; thence E. 55 5-9 rods to
beginning, containing 20 acres 11 6
Wood. Clara F. Lot 7. block 2. Mas
ton & Chamberlain's Addition to
Albanv 62
AYood, Frank W. K of XW. hi and
lots 1. 2, ;!. 5, 6 and 7, section 16,
T. 13 S., R. 1 W., 1ST neivs R 60
Albany 21 76
AVorth, Wm. Block fl. 1). M. Coop
ers Addition lu llnlser 7 71
Wren, M. S. S. .. of SW. of sec
tion 31. T J4 S., It. 2 W., M acres. 2 96
young, j, it. w. J', of AV. " of sec
tion 2S, T. 13 S R. 2 E., IM acres.. 5 92
Younger. C. H. Lots 7 and S, block
4i. in aterloo 1 76
Zuosmaii, Thomas Ltt 7. block 11,
Bryant s Addition to Albanv 1 24
Zmmvalt. J. P. XAV. '4 of section
SO, T. 13 S., H. 1 AV.. 172 acres.... 4 72
Kumwult, A. T. Lots 7 and s, block
5, in Lyons 3 22
Carter, j. p L,t 2, block 51, Hack's
accond Addition In Albanv 7 75
Carter, J. P.l.ot 5, block 52.' Hack's
second Addiii.m to Albanv 2 32
Carter. J. P. Lots 1, 2. 3 and 4.
block 1, Olasion ,i Chamberlain's
Addition lo Albiniv fl1
Gray. Tillle Lots 3 and 4. block 10,
j'amiaie Addition to Albanv 40
Junks. Elverta T.S. U of section 36.
T. 14 S.. R. 1 A 3611 niro.q in 1(1
Long. George TxH 1 nnd W. of I
101 z. ino. K H. Hack's Fourth Ad
dition to A1h:mv 9 iC
Marlin, Francis Iot S in section 21.
1 . 11 S.. R. 4 AV.. ll! m-rw w
Parker. G. J. W. u of NE. Vi and
NK. i of XW. 1,4 of section W.
nnd I. .. of XE. of section 19,
d, W. 'a of SE. U of section 19,
T. 9 S.. It v 'Kii no 11 m
Roundtree, J. AV. XK. V. of NAV. U".
section 3. T. 15 S.. R. 1 AV.. 40 acres 1 10
Reed. Kate A. XE. 14 of NW. 14 of
section 14. 'I. ft S Ti l v in n.-i-nu 1 cc
Shores. Si Beginning at SW. corner
A illamette meridian, and running
E. on S. boundary of said section
'2U. rods, S. 2-10 rods, AV. 213'- rods,
iN. 240 rods to place of beginning,
section 2S. T. 9 S., R. 1 AV., 320
acres 27 75
Gardner, A. D. XE. y. of NE. of
NE. of section 15, T. 9 3., R. 1
'AV., 20 acres 3 70
Albany Bulldliis- & Loan Assocla.
tlon. per J. P. Wnllnce lMt 1. block
3. J. M. Rnlstan's Addition to
Lebanon j;
Eaton Mrs. Lucy A. S. 4 ot lot 5.
block 2. and lots 1. 2. 3 and 4, block.
4. and blocks 6 and 7, nnd lots 1, 2.
In block: 3, Katon's Addition to
Lebanon
Mori-Is, Wm. M. The N. 'A or Sli.
Vl. auction 2S, T. 9 S., R. 1 '., Si)
acres j
Ralston, S. C BeKlnniUB GUo'teet
5. of SW. corner ot block 3, J.
Or. Ralston's Second Addition to
Lebanon: running thence K. 3:W
feet; thence S. 334 feet; thence TV.
330 feet; thence N. 334 feet to be
ginning 2
as the Bame appears on soul delinquent
tax ro'l . Therefore notice is beroby given
mat. oil luu
24th Jay (if September, A. 1) , 1900
at ibe north door f.f tho County Court
House, in Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
at Ibe hour of 1 o'clock in the aiternoon of
said day, I wi'l sell the above rip.criher!
real estate at public auction, tothe highest
uiuuer, ror casn in uand, subject to re
demption, according to law, to satisfy said
warrant, cost? ami accruing coals
Haled this nth day of Auitut, . 1).,
lauu.
U- W. MclAnnrit,
tihenff of hinn County, Orcuon
; mondayT
- ThaQuicksst Route.
Lawyer A. A TnBsing, of Brownsville,
was In the city today, on legal business.
He reported continued interest in the
Brownsville read to the Blue River
mini-B. It has already been built a third
jl the distance to the Lane county line,
and another gang of fifteen men left last
night to help continue the work, which
will bp pushed as fast as poB-ible. Here
is a pointer that should stir Albanv men
np to action Where it takes two or
three days to go in from Eugene, by this
route the trip can be made from Albany
to the mines in one day. Over the old
trail, before improved, the trip has been
made lepeatedly by Bronnsville men
Irom that city in ten hoii'S, at least a
third of the time it takes on the other
Bide. These mines -vill undoubtedly he
among the richest on the coast, nnd it iB
plain to ha seen that there is a big thing
for Lion counlv n?one in them if we will
get in and do something towards getting
such a quick inlet into them.
Corvallis.
From the Times :
MissHortense Greffoz is home from
an extended sojourn in Josephine coun
ty. While t:;ere aliss Oreltoz visited
the famous c-.ve, as well as various gold
mines.
A partv of Scio hunters passed through
town the other dav. enroute home from
a camping trip in the Aleea country,
ltiey captured three deer.
Nelson Crtirne, of Sbpdd station, was
in town the other dav arranging for his
eon to enter college when the fall term
opens. The young man is to make his
home at cauthorn Hall.
The college pewer has been finally
completed, accepted and paid for. Its
aggregate cost, including tne college
proportion of the city sewer was $3,870
Dr. Witliycombe arrived Thursday
from California, where he went to serve
as a judge in the 6'ork show at the state
fair lit Sacramento. Ho is to leave to
day for the Oregon Mjitr fair, and with
in a few ilavB for the Eat for an extend
ed tour in the interest of O. A. 0.
A Dakota man was in town the other
day. He was about for a day or two,
and then left for the Yaqutna country,
whence he goes lo Coos county. He
and a number of Dakota neighbors figure
on making a change ol location. They
have their eyes on Oregon, and the late
visitor was matting an tn-pection of the
country in the interest of the party. He
was delighted with Benton.
Dkatii or .ai.thuk Johnson. Arthnr
Johnson, a pioneer of I860, died at his
home near Wells station Saturday eve
ning, at the age of 78 years, lie wB
prospeioca and leaves quite a fortune.
Two bi'rlren Burvire him Mrs John
son died a' Sodaville several years ago
The b rse lui.neiy at P.ittl ,n.l hai
dim down. T ogoo.l market for tiorret
ami In EiiKioe reirn:tive la-xare oeinz
on-.- ij. Horse flesh i- not a ..alural luod
and Mb ute should not be abo.vod
Base Ball.
The clo bani ball club with a crowd
of rootcre came to Albany yesterday with
their pockets full of money prepared to
do 110 Albanv with a -snap. It is eaid
$700 to $1,000 wua wugered on the gamo
besides the puree of $200. Money
changed humls fast. Albahy took the
leud and were soon 7 to 0, when tScio put
in a iiuw pitcher brought over as a sure
winner aud continued to put up money,
hut he helped matters none and the
game ended H to 4.
Fred Weatherford caught an errorless
game for Albany and was strong at the
bat. Hunt's pitching was very effective,
though only cno man was struck out,
tho bases were well played by Dorsyy,
Whitney and Connowuy, Asbby did tine
woik at short, and the tic-Ids were taken
oaro off by Musbbergcr, Heoeon and
Kowcll. Miller caught for Scio, lugger
threw threo innings, when J. Wesley
Iook tho ball and Doreey and Connown'y
each immediately sent it ovor the fenco,
.Jones, Uolo and We.ley wore on the
baseB, yam Head rick at short, and Cor
nell, 0. Wesley and Ross lliblor in the
field. Monroe, the darkey boot black,
was sub for Albany and Lariuioro for
Scio.
The .core by inningR was:
Albanv U 4 2 8 3 1 U 1 X 14.
Ssio i) 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 24.
Umpires, Hoy Gill and Marvin Turner.
Eiscuii Hekmaxx. A number ot Alb
any people went to Corvallis Saturday
evening tn hoar U, S. Land Commis
sioner Hermann on the issues of the day
The Telogrnm, of Portland, one of the
most rabid republican papers on the
coast, says of Hermann:
lion. Binder Hermann in imnrnvinp
DiB vacation uy visiting various Darts of
Oregon and making political speeches.
and doubtless interviewing members ol
the legislature on the senatorshin situa
tion. Mr. Hermann fills a very import
ant federal oiliue at Washington, and
wniio lie is entitled to a vacation, It does
not comport with the dignitv or the
duties ot his position to be traveling
about the country making political
speeches in nennll ot his party or laving
wires in his own behall. Hon. Binger is
very well known in Oregon ; if the peo
ple want mm tney win can tor mm.
Will Go Anyway. "Work on tho Ca 1
apooia wagon road to t;,o Blue River
mines, which has been stopped for the
past fow days, will be again resumed
Monday with about 20 handB, - and the
road pushed bb far as possible this fall
The action of the county ciurt of Linn in
not allowing the appropriation aske 1 for
bv the citizens of this part of tho c-untv
will cause work to be suspended sooner
than was expected. Had the court
granted the reqiust the road would have
been put through, or nearly so, yet this
fall. The action of the court, hooyer,
will not stop the road, as the time has
artived whon nll'agrree thai Linn county
must have a-road into these mines, and
it will be finished as early next spring as
possible," Times. Albanv men Bhould
give this road a good boost forward.
De dB filed:
Orville Crawford et al to Helen V
Crawford, 100.08 acres $
Helen V Crawford ot al to Orville
Crawford, 85.58 acres
Orville Crawford to Helen V Craw
ford, 141.14 acres
Amelia May to Jos C Sabin, 79.40
acrs 1200
fma Monteith by sheriff, to Board
School Fund Com.. 199.80 acres
11 w 3 0230
B F Cbilds to F U'Ren,80 acres. . . 350
A S Caldwell to V H and Sarah
Caldwell, 2 seres 350
Mortgage for $275.
F J Miller to The A J Luce Hop Co.
30,000 pounds of hops for $3300.
hub ib the last week before the delin
quent tax sale. Jf your name is on the
list better get it off. Look it "p.
A Bluk River Sthike. The Guard
Bays that a very' rich strike has been
mdo in the Blue River district. .This,
like nearly all the best claims, except
the Lucky Boy, is on the Calapouiu side
of the mountain, which so badly needs
tne road in from Brownsville.
Public Sals.
I will off r tor for Bale, at auction, et
my (arm two mi ts scutbeat cf Albany,
TtiepiiBV, 8eit. 25ih, at 9 a. m., a lot of
farming implements, several head of
Horses, Thirty-five heal of Cattle, Six
head of lull blood Polan China Sows
F uriiiture, Household Gooda, and num
erous other articles.
Terms of sale: The cattle will he Bold
lortasn
All other sums under tlO ca b
in hand. Suipb of $10 and over, 6 per
cen. tliscnun-. for caBh or oneyear's time
will be given, on note with approved
securitr, without interest if paid whn
due; otherwise o per cent, interest Irom
date
S, Curibtnck.
I 0. Dickey, Auctioneer.
Umb-ageous weather for the state fai''
a .oe pret-ent outlook.
Taken up. a red setter dog, lie is in
the hands of the poundmastor, nnd can
bo secured by the payment ol costs.
Several Northern Pacific brakemen
have been ducharged for accepting
monov from tramps for riding on their
trams Their names were secured by
spotters.
An A bany man who went to tta'em
this morning to attend the fair nnd re
main several davs returned this noon.
reporting a blue atmosphere around the
dry and not a person on the fairgrounds.
C. M. Crtis, chief engineer of the C
A E , has been in the city. He recently
returned frum a tr p over ttie prop sed
line eaet, now being surveyed by two or
three parties, one which went out from
Albanv now being obout at the summit
of the mountains. Everything points
towards work easiwnru next Boring,
But then we have haa our hopes raised
a number of times before.
Rev. David Tatuin, a quaker evange!
iat, ol Denver, Colo , spoke in the Pres
byterian church yesterday afternoon
It is said he did not mince mfer
much nn the t-inperance question, but
.nnkn verv nlninlv about the irnvprn
ineii-nl whiskey cyclone that has lieen
wrecking the soldiers n the Philippines
Mrs. Marcus Noltner, of Portland, is
in the city tho guest of her aunt Mrs.
Kdwin Stone.
Sirs. C. W. Walts and"Oauiriter"Misa
Erma left Saturday evening for Salem
and Polk county, cn a - visit previous to
moving to Port and to locate.
Rev. Morrow, w!fo, and daughter left
this morning for their home at the
Warm Springs by way of the Lehanou
Wagon Hoad.
Capt. Clias. Sears has accepted a po
silion with the Oregon Telephone Co.,
nt Portland, and will move to that city
ina few days. He will oe succeeded
here by Jos. Ralston.
M i-s Eva Simpson left this afternoon
for Hanfori. Calif., where she. will teach
in the pnolic school, residing with rela
tives. Hanford gains nn excellent
timelier and a splendid citizen.
Ex-coiincilmnn Oradwhol returned
home last Saturday evening on the de
layed overland from his annual visit
w ith San l-'rancisco relatives. Uo had a
pleasant tune.
Dr. Wiro left this afternoon tor Ash.
land to attend Iho conference of tho
M. E. church. Ho was ioined nt this
ity by a largo number of other minis
ters on the way lo the same place to
iearu ineir late lor tne coming year.
Sergennt Georm Hart. IT. S. A., nr.
rived in Albany yesterday morning from
San Francisco, whors he was mustered
out a few days ago. lle is tho guest of
ins orouior A. s. Hart. He will visit
here a mouth and then go back lo Man
na, woere he has a good position offered
him in the government otlice.
TUESDAY.
College Opening.
The lecture by President E A. Bryan
of the stato agricultural college, of Pull
man, Wash., last evening was a very ap
propriate opening for the enmiag college
year. The subject was The Develop
ment of Character, presented in an able
rumiLer. The importance of character
in connection with an education was en.
Urged upon in an Impressive manner.
Lineal descendants, political preferment,
wealth, are all small compared with
character. Character is law, net an
archy. All progress depends upon
character. Character education of the
mreeesis necessary to the existence of
the republic. Of the criminal classes
one-third are absolutely uneducated and
lour nuns practically uneducated. The
world wauls men ol decision of character
who will control evil, and not be con
trolled by it. When you possess char
acter no one can rob jou of it but your
self. It is a hi lee way to judge men by
their wealth of power. The true tost is
character. The speaker gave a number
ol interesting character sketches and
made a strong plea to the bova and
girls present to do something and he
some.bing, riBing lo a high culluro with
character as ire foundation.
Albany College has nlwavs made a
feature of education the building of
character, and the address was emphat
ically in keeping with the policy of the
school.
The following old and new BtudentB
registered yesterday and todayat Albany
College:
from Albany B. F. Longhottora, B.
R, Wallace Itoy Needham, Arlene Train,
Miss B. Turner, W, L. Marks, A. A.
Gairult, Mibs 11, A. McUreuor, G. A.
Hier, C. S. Crawford, Miss R. Meeker,
BeBeie Men ill, H E. Mullen, Emma
Brenner, R. N. Torbtt, R. P. Miller,
Kathryn Mncnei II, A dalene Chamberlain,
R. H. Nelr-on, Jessie Cliltoa, Ethel
Rickey, Margaret Ounbiff, Agnes duller,
Floiettn Nnt'lug, Tnerese Baumgart,
Emma Sox, Georgia Djwsoii, Mabel Mc
Coy, Frances Krenoh, BrB'ie Cameron,
Elbe Lewis, Ora Simpson, Edith Houe,
0. H. Stewart, John I'tencli, Z. P. Rich
ards, Jas Bryant, Marvin Brandeberry,
Owes Beam. Fred Tw4y, Pearl Jewell,
Obas. Sternberg, John Bryant, Ruth
FHhu.
W. E.Jack., Ashland j M. Welin, As
toria; G. T. Pratt, Leon brands, Hal
Bey; ij. D. Byera, Roy Morgan, Coquille
City; H. II. Snow, Oleone; R. N. May
ben y, Oak Giove; G. A. Pricnard, Puy
nil ii p. Waah.: A. M. Layman. Klamath-
on, Calif ; 0 M. nurkhart, Annie Dick
aoti, Spicer; W 0. Grave-., GervaiB; Z,
W. Scott, Lnfdvet;e; Paul Mau.er. Ina
Gaines, Larwosd; Frank Pow. II, Koas
McKecbnie, Crablree; Maud Morrison,
Bertha Axte 1, Evelyn Belchee, John
Morrison. Alonkland; A 0, Ooolev. E.
S. Robe, Brownsville; Edwin and Dudley
Newell, Nehalem; B. K. Hancock. Helen
Thomas, Robert Harts irk. OakluiK ,
Jesse Holmes.Fairmount; O iv-r Hi- kev.
Latoureiie rails; J nine i r.erksen,
Riverside; Angus Shaw, Mill City.
MARRIED.
MlCTOALF GKEY.-On Tuesday, Sept.
13. 1UUU, al the llharlee Hotel, in
Albany, by F. P. Nutting, .1. P , Mr.
Harry Metottf and Mi-s Emma Grey,
bolll of Halsey.
The groom is an t,.poveol the South
ern Pacific, a bridge carpenter and pop
ular young man, win e in i ni is a
native Oregouian, a daugbtur of Mr.
Caleb G tev, a bright yjiing lady of es
timable character. They have the beet
wishes of many friends. Mr. and Mis.
Metcalf left on the afurnoon train for
Portland on their bridal trip.
SHANNON McOuA IN. On Tueadav.
Sept. 18, 1900, at 1:30 p.m.. at the
residence of the br tie's parents, Mr,
and Mrs W. Vi-C-ain, in Albany,
by Rev. A, J. xiiiri.-vt.ii-, Mr. Herbert
Shannon aud Mis- Kue McClain.
Tliecerenony was priwe. Tne hap
py couple h it on tl e aiterimon train for
tneir Inure home in Semi I- where the
groom, a former .lilmiit young man, has
a good position as machinist. The bride
is an estimable young lady, daughter ot
Albany's nightwalchman. They have
the best wishes ot many.
BRUCE PEARCE lu the suburbs or
BoB'.nn, lastneek, Mr. George Bruce
and Miss Pearce,
'J'ue groom is a h rmer Albanv r. an, a
mernivr of I i n, in the Philippine
camp t'grt, a-ol litis tii.ntr friends hero
who Mill uttiie in vtl-hing hiii, ai d Mrt.
Bruce prosperity and bappin 'Be.
BORIS.
A F. TH KKPUKD, On Sunday, Sept.
10 10 JO. lo lr. and Mr. Rulio L
W.- herford, a girl. All doin g well.
i