V
8.
H a BDING, PUBLISH«.
BRIDAŸ BEPTEMER 9, 18«!7
present owners, and their homes
were as completely swept away, as
though they had never existed.
Tornadoes may carry destruction
before them, and earthquakes may
leave devastation and ruin in their
pathway, but there will still be left
to the people the ruins of their
homes, and the soil upon which they
Stood. But when this contest was
decided there was neither_rums Ur
land left to the people of that por
tion of the town. The Contest on
the part of the people to save their
property was long and determined
but the county, from which the
people bought, never obtained any
title to this land, for te’belonged tO
the wife o? Joel Perkins, who never
>
W. C. T. II. COLUMM
FOB GOD AJiD~60MX AUD XAT1VA
LAtiD.
M m . M. E. K. E dwabd «, Preaident and
. HuperinlendenL
PBOniRITlON IN ATLANTA.
BOOTS, SHOES,
FURNITURE
store :
od
i
THE COUNTY SEAT
Choice=_
Groceries
Low Prices and Full Weights..
Sept 12 to 17, 1887.
FARM FOR SALE?
J. 31 ATTE Y
DRY
GOODS
-^-Williams andHibbs.^-.
V».
muye
la th. Ci»wl« C.wrt «r tk. atal» •*
<>»■•■,
V m »» u * c«M«y,
Platalii,
vs.
The Lafayette Shoe Store!
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Notice.
• The Lafayette Flouring Mill
run on tuli time outil further
death ia but a question of a fow
Astoria can have a railroad for notice^
1150,000 and terminal facilities.
ÖUITKE « DANIJtL
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS
Bo»well H. L»m»o«,
The Atlanta Comtilution oi June
21st says: “The election at which
prohibition was put on trial in this
city, is entitled to a place among
great events. No election of a lo-
yer Fall and Winter Wear, —
THE DEMANDS OF MCMINNVILLE
'carnature was-eyer’lielbfSTieTd'in a
AND THE KIGHTS OF LA
—AT—
FAYETTE.
city of sixty thousand people; .in
which more was involved. The
The champions of McMinnville
changes proposed by it were so rad
After you have examined elsewhere,
ical as to be” almost revolutionary.
have been calling hpon us for a
Tall and see us. We will sell you Bet
Over
one
hundred,
business
Jiouses
ter
Boots and Shoes than you can i buy
hut
more complete History of Lafayette,
were to to be closed. Nearly five in Yamhill County for less money. If
and the townsight, which belonged
hundred mien were to be forced to vou are in the habit of going to Portland er
to Yamhill county. We have con
give uff* a chosen employment- elsewhere
_,With Your Cash, Try Us,
cluded to give this history, and at
The city treasury was to be left
with $40.000 less revenue. Trade And see if you cannot save money by
the same time set forth to the people
„
parted with the title. As between amounting annually to millions trading at home.
of this county our superior rights
.^«j*Harris At Haney.
individuals the county should have was to be turned away from the ---- —eX
----
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-—
and claims in the county 'seat con
made good this title to the people, c-ity. Many large business houses
test, to that of McMinnville. In
were to be left unrented. Of course,
but there never was a demand or a movement proposing'measures so
the first place, Joel Perkins, the
Is Still at Lafayette! So is
. petition presented to the county radical met with the most spirited
original owner, gave this tract of
court, nor a dollar claimed of the and determlhed'opposition. Many
y. i_,_
land consisting in all of about 88
. county to indemnify them for their of our best citizens regarded it with
. —With a Fresh Arrival of—
blocks, or 528 lots, to the county of
outspoken disfavor. - ----
Yam hi fl, and after his death ip loss, and without complaint or mur
It was said that prohibition in a
mur they . paid for their property a city so large as this was impractic
1856, the people living in Lafay-
second time. .
able; that it would not prohibit;
■ otto prevailed on the county to take
Nor wap .(his all, in the suit of L. that .the trade would be injured;
it ufider the townsight act. But
Scott against the people of Lafay that *ta\es would be increased; that
some time in 1870 it was discovered
ette,
they were called upon the the stores in which the liquor busi
that the townsighi law had not ex
ness was carried on would not be-
second tirfie to defend the title to rented for other purposes; that the
tended to Oregon. And some time
• BOOTS, SH0E9r-£tc.
the same land obtained of the same amount of whisky could be
after this,^and at the timo Judge
county, and this suit was carried to drunk with tne law as without jt, My Btpck is all dean and new, and I will
Ramsey was judge of ti^ county
*' guarantee at all times? •
the supreme court of the United the city would -only miss the reve
court, the county obtained a guard
States with great expense to the nue; that it would be a death-blow
ians deed from the Perkins heirs for
to Atlanta’s progress.
citizens of this town. And in this
Give mb K trial. Respectfully,
•It has now been eighteen months
all their right to this .townsight, for
instance, as in every other, they since the election, and «twelve
J.*L. VICKREY.
which the. consideration was $250
never called upon the county for months since the law went into ef
Now one gentleman in McMinnville
help, but defended their own title fect. We are prepared thus from
Oregon. State JTair
objects to the estimate of $200 per
observation to note results.
WILL BB HELD
at their own expense. We are not
Prohibiton in thin city clot» prohi
lot, which amounts to ,4105,600.
Egging anything of the county. bit. The law is observed aB well as
But as there were county bonds in
We propose to stand upon our rights the law against carrying concealed
existence as late as 1870, in which
and assert our claims and if the weapons, gamblingr-theft," and other
the county in some instances, re-
g*O-
county scat is any benefit to a town, . offenses of like character. If there Big; ^.ttractioixw !
oeived $200 per lot, in others $250,
See larga and small bills.
had been as many people in favor
as. between McMinnville and Lafay of carrying concealed weapons,
and in others $300, we think the es
ette, Lafayette is entitled to that theft, gambling,^etc., as there were
timate is low enough. And then
benefit. It is entitled to it by every in favor of the retail o>f ardent spirits
between the year 1856 and the year
principle of equity, by every rule of twelve months ago, law against
1866 nearly the whole townsight
The W. W Mayhew place is for
justice and right, by every law of these things would not have been
had been disposed of by the county
carrie»! out as well as it was against
nature, and every law of God. It the liquor trade. In consideration sale, consisting of 80 acres of land,
the first time, and its bonds issued
about 15 aores in cultivation, a gotxl
is not entirely -an unanswerable of the small majority with which house and bam. with a good well at
to the purchasers. Many of these
question, can a man do right when prohibition was carried, and the house. The whole place is well
purchasers staid in Lafayette for
the .means employed are fraught large number of people who were watered; a good young orchard, ana.
a time but finally disappeared and
with difficulty and burdened with' opposed to seeing it prohibit, tin* also all kinds of small fruit; nearly
law has been marvelously- well ob all under fence... A»lont three ipiles
U» bonds were forgotten or lost.
expensé? but to ask a man to do served.
! ■
northeast frohi North Yamhill. ‘
And as there was no - record of^lic
right when he is paid for it seems - /Prohibition f has not injured the. - For further partiulars enquire at
bohds, the legal. title waB still in the
superfluous. It costs the people of city, financially. According to the the office of W. L. BRADSHAW,
county and it commenced,-sftffie time
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52tf
, Yamhill county nothing to deal assessor’s Looks, property -in- the Lafayette, Oregon. O
in the year 1866, the second sale of
city has increased Over $2,(XX),(XXI
fairly, and justly with Lafayette,
Taxes have not been increased.
these lots to another and subse
but on"the contrary they paythem-
quent lot of inhabitants of this town, sclvrtj for " doing it. There is not a Two streets in the city, Decatur
and Peters, were known as liquor
and this was continued down until
taxpayer in this; county who will street#. It was" hardly considered
—DEALER Ci—
the yeaF 1880. The-county,. during
not save to himself from $10 to proper for a lady to walk these
streets without an escort. Now they
this time gave quit claims deeds to
$1000 by simply doing ri^ht with
are just as orderly as any in the
these lots, and sold their interest
Lafayette.
city. Property on them has ad
only, at from $15 to $50 per lot.
There is a certain set in McMinn vanced from ten to twenty-five per
The town of Lafayette from the
ville who want to speculate upon cent. The loss of $40,000 revenue
year 1855 to th%* year 1880, has
the removal of lhe county scat to cotYsequcnt on closing the saloon,
been a constant source of revenue their town, and they are all banded has tended in no degree to impede
to the county of Yamhill, and $100,- together, and organized for the pur the city’s progress in any «Erection.
Large appropriations have been, ......
*
(XX) will not cover the amount it re pose of carrying intq execution this
made to the water-works, the pub
ceived. The county became the plan at .the expense of Yamhill lic sch<x>ls,-the Piedmont fair, and
Highest possible prices paid
proprietor,, and the owner of the county.. Some have real estate thut other improvements. The busmens for all kinds of Lr.n produce.
men hav»u raised $400,000 to tiuild
town of Lafayette and its officers
they want to -dispose of at fancy the Atlanta & Hawkinsville rail- o. a. wiiuaks ,
-* »a. b . hibbs .
and representatifte in order to dis
prices; others have launched their rqad. The number of city banks is
pose of this land, at the highest pos frail bark. Upon the wildest seas of to be increased to five. The coming
sible price, held out the inducement speculation, and have flooded the of four -new railroads has been
that it was to be the county seat of
town with gtxxls, for which there is settled during »-the year. -Fifteen
new stores containing house-furnish
Yamhill county, and by an»i through
MERCHANT TAILORS.
no sale; others have built and inv ing g»x>ds have bee4i started since
this inducement, the people came
proved better than they kneW, and prohibition went into effect; these
into this town and purchased the
have incumbered their property are doing well. More furniture has THE ONLY *FTRST GLASS
county’s property and paid the
with mortgages difficult to raise; been sold to mechanics and labor 7»:Lwia»r EsUhUshmenl in the County.
county for it Other towns have
ing men in the last twelve months
some are to speculate upon lumber
>>»xi work and tow prices ..^3
than in any twelve months during
been laid off, and the land sold, and
and finishing material for that the history of tho city. The manu
M
’
MINNVILLE,
... - OREGON.
the proceeds applied to the imptoye-
grand court house that is to be facturing establishments of the city
ment, building up and beautifying
erected there; teaming and carting have received new life. A glass
of the town. But the people of La
will be required, and contracts for factory has been built. A cotton
fayette have never received one dol
seed oil mill is being built worth'
brick must be led. In other words
$125,000. All improvement com
lar from the sale of its real estate;
McMinnvillé must have a boom at panies. with a basis in real' estate
for the county of Yamhill was the
Yamhill’s expense. After the county nave seen their stocks doubled in
owner of the land, and proprietor of
has disposed of every foot of its land value since the election on prohibi
the town, and the proceeds of the
«
4
in Lafayette, and has received all tion.
The citizens of Dayton and vi
Storesfin which the liquor trade
sale of the land went for the benefit
it can ever receive and the people
cinity are hereby informed that
ited are not vac
and improvement of the whole
.have bought the county’s property,
he undersigned has opened a
qpieif by oth
«nunty. And there is not a citixen
and settled the question ofTitle be
è’real estate .ew jloot and Shoe Shop, at the
in the town of Lgfaydte to-diy
itje^re named pluoe, and is pre
. Jrs a
_r__
yond any controversy at their owtr
who has not received his title to expense, McMinnville asks flit
>d means are buying lots than pared towlo all kinds o’ Boot and
Rents' are raoTe Shoe and Harness repairing at tbe
his home either directly, or in county te tax itself and commit an ever liefore.
promptly paid than formerly. More most reasonable rates.
directly from tho county.
act of fraud, and outrago Lafayette, Douses are rented by thé same num-
Bcots^nd Shoes of any style
Now then, in view of all these by taking away what littlb it has
ber of families than heretofore. and description, made to order at
facta, have we no claims on Yana-,,
ever received as a consideration for Before prohibition, sometimes as prices to suit the times. *
hill countyT Is there any other
A^pAll work warranted.
thet100,000 the county made off many as three families would live
spot on this earth where Yamhill of ink town of I-afayette. But we in one house. The heads of those
0. F. KI1TAX.
families are not now spending their
county has received aa much an»l
have to much confidence in human money for drink, are each able to
as many favora In tho first place,
nature to think the people of this rent a house thus using threo in
Ihe county received this tract of
county have no good feeling for La stead of one. Workingmen who
land by gift from tho original pro
BY FOURS.-RIGHT
fayette, or that they will-tax them formerly spent a great part of.their
-MARCH ! 1«>T. _C.
money for liquor, now spend it in
prietor, or owner, of the town of La-
selves to the extent of $75,000, just food and cloth«« (or their families. •SWS^BM^ Hteplirna' new Jewel
fay it te and then sold it out to the
ry
Store
five
door»
North of tlie Drug
to commit an outrage,on Lafayette. The retail grocery men sell more Store and Poatnfflce,
La Fayette; «nd,
p»M>ple, who settled here at prices
Our friend asserts that' the county goods and collect their bills better get « flrat-el«»« water», clock, jewelry
varying all the way from $50 to
at ao unprncetienled low
bought this townsight from the than ever before. Thus they are or>*pect«cle«,
rat« and, wliera you will flod at all
4850 per lot under th»» inducement
Perkins heirs. But the truth is the able to settle more promptly with1- ttmvaalarge «Mortm. ut cf goods of
the wholesale mon.
that it was to be the county seat
th« beat quality In my llo- of boni-
people prevailed on tbe county
[To be coutinned.)
new«.
> Still Other facta connected
court to do this, in order to settle
Watcle«. Clock« A Jewelry repair
history that should not be
It is said that the arder of Ten ing a «neclalty—and all work war
this title. Two-tjundred and fifty
ranted.
d by tbe people of this
dollars was the consideration, and nessee and M issimi pi prohibitionists
,
M
T. C. STEPHENS.
fy, in this contest between Mc-
Juno. 24. *8T.
if my memory serves me right, the is not at all dampened by the de
people paid their proportion of that feat of the cause in Texas. They
propose to test tbe sentiment of
sum.
.
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: rio- ----
their own states an the subject of
of |iua
Gov. "Bartlett, of California is prohibition regardless of the action
and whenafgradually growing worn and his of other states.
LAFAYETTE
Abraham Blaekbn», (■»roliM Blackbarn
ao<l Henry H Muipby, *d*in.
H. Ford, partner» in bu»h>e»e in Ban Fi*ncl»o.
C»L m Mnrpby, Grant * c® '
doing oo»inee» aa Chan. Wngbt 4 Co.. J. W.
csra.v-^sii.'Yi
««ay«« ssbrs
W. I. WF^TERFDELD, Prop.
In the Circuit Court ol the State ot O f
egou for Yamhill county:
I
J ohn F. W biout , Plaintiff.
vs.
M xlvina W juout , Defendant.
To Melvina Wright said defendant:
In tlie name of the State of Oregon yot I
are hereby required to appear and an.
wer the complaint tiled against you ü
the above entitled suit on or before ths I
iflti. day of September 1887 being th.
ftrst day of the next regular term of said
conrt next after duo service of this sum-1
mons upon you by publication as by law
provided and if you fail so to answer tv
want thereof Plaintiff will apply to th»
court for a dedree disolving the marring»
contract no* existing between Plain'll
and Defendant and decreeing that Du
fendant have no interest in the premise:
described in the complaint herein and fyi
such other relief as prayed for and foi
costs and disJmrseirentH of this suit.
This suniinqnH is published six week:
in the O bboo VII eoisteb bv order of Hoc
R. P. Boise, juiigo of said court, nade t I
chambers st Siileni Oregon July 28th 188' 1
^FENTON & FENTON,
July 29
Atty’s for Plaintiff.
Matthew Blrtckburn, Mrs. Matthew Blackburn»
bis wife; l.ibme (heger, Albert hdson, Kobort
Hankinson ana Clarence M. Blackburn.
Keep« conntantly on hand a fine luteort-
Defendants*
meut of Furniture of every description.
To Mat'hew Blackburn, Mrs. Matthew
Bhwkbu-n,
hia
wife;
and
Clarence
M. Black
Autlqti«' Bedroom Beta,
burn DefendahtM above named:
Walnut Center table«.
lu tl»e name of We State ot Oregon you and
Folding Bed lounge.«.
each ol yu are hereby required to appear aud
Spring Mattresses
answer
the complaint tiled against you in the
»
Bxteu»i«n Tables, above eotit
’ed c&iise oh or before September
*■
’
N urse Itm-kers, 26th, 187'7, that bring the first day of the next
regular teiir. of said court next atier.duo ser
vice of this Summons upon you by publication
hr by law provided, and if you fail ao to an-
wer*. the ^lamtitf* will apply to the Court for
ch ajtiss
the relief piaje ’ for in tbe Complaint herein
' .„Picture Frames, _
lo wiu
..
A
J
Eor a d^creee refo’ming said mortgage de
Mouldings,
scribed in laintitT Complui"t. and then fore-
Small Parlor stands,
clumngaaid mortgage'».-, tetermed aud order
Wall Brackets,
RUMMÖN8.
ing a sale of »aid premi-e« d scribed in I lainiin
Comb Cases,
CouiplaintM
' t as iollov-tojvi*:
lolli’WA-iajvtt:
Mirrors," Etc.
In
the
Circuit
Com4
of the State cf Oregon, fo
Trt
• ot. -Ali
«fi the following part of the Donation
By coming in and examining my stock land Claim of A. R. Elder and ^rire-.CIauu A’«. JYuinhiir county»
Buit in Fqnity
and prices, you will soon be convinced that 6** in Townuhip Three S»uth Range Four Wont S akaii F. G rajiam . Plfl.
vs
th^Villamctte Meridian and in the qeunty of
for
I am selling Cheaper than any other of
Yamhill State of Oregon, o wit: Beginning at F reeman G rau ear, Deft.
Divorce.
house in tfus county* I paid CASH the South East corner of said Claim Thence Tn Freeman Graham, Defendant:
DOWN for my entire stock, and intend to »North 10 85 100 chains Thence Eaut 3.3J I0 j
In the ’ sme of the State of Oregon, you ar
sell for cash, <>n u Very dose profit.
chains Thermo North M 83-HM» uhsms Tlionce
reauired to appear, and an«werihe con
I w ill lie glad to have you call and ex Went 17 34 ItM) chai a to u« nter or eunnty n ail hereby
plaint died against you in the rbove entitle
h»*nce
South
1
degree^
30
miuuTO*"
Eaat
amine my stock and prices before you
>uit.
on
or before the iirBt flay of the next re(
28 45 100 chains Thence Weal 36 60 i‘0 chains
'hiake your purchases.
to We-t boundary of claim Th«*nce Bonth hilar term of sai<’ coni t, to-wit; the 26ih day <.
2-tf
W. I. WESTERFIELD.
13 53 10» chain# Thence Eaht SO^O-ltK- chain* September, 18*7; and if you foil to appear an
to stake id center of count/ road” Thence_South answer i s abov^ required? fuy want there«. ,
1 degree 30 minutes East .'5 5 - 100 ch”ins with plaintiff will apply'to ihe cour* for a degree u
center of e unty road t<> Sinnb boundary <B,, divorce aa p ayed for in her c"H'p!u’nt, and fo
«nd for si eh other an.I furthelr relief as tr
claim Thence East 11 K .-li'O chains to tho-idii^e ‘c
—WILL NOT—
ot beginning oontai Ung 200 acres eave and ex the court may seem equitable and ju»*t.
This summons is pnblisbed.by order of R. I-
cent mg f2 acres th« reof« conveyed to J. H.
Car>e. .he d^gd. to which :s recorded on page. Boise, ju gc of said conrt, In-nriiig date, Janu
M c CAIN & HURLEY,
467‘bf Book Q ol the reco'ds of deeds for B iid ary 2g, JHM>.
Tbi» year, but
#
52 Gt
Attorneys for Plff.
Connty. and saving also and excepting there
from that portion thereof heretofore sold to
MOORE BROS’ DRUG STORE the
Defendant Libbie G4eger herein after de
SUMMONS.
*
Is there wtth a full line of
scribed. Also the foll'Ai iug described tract to.
_
' InlTie circuit court of the Mate of Oregon ft
Fresh, Clean and Purti Drugs, wit:
All *hat portton of the Donation Land Claim
Yamhill county«
And family Mediciues. Also
of ¥. it»’ Eide., Claim No. 68 in T. 3. H R. 4 W
’ot lhe W.i ann tte Meriuiari in Yamhill County, The State of Orer on, upon the re
lati< n of G eo . W. B elt , as Dis
TOILET ARTICLES.
Of-gon, and- more pai ticularlc described as fol
trict Attorney for the 3d liidiciel
low.»; jack
Beaiucing
lulling hi
at h a siiinc
stake ini-cpnlfljc^pf county
A fo!l line if Ma.-bin. Oil» of all Grade, and lows:
Dis*net
o said State, Ph in tiff. -
Prices lu anit ih, tmic.g.'- —
_
' road rw»hing. from thekajfujülî^î'^rjdge across. <-*— ------:—»—«4-
-------- —
U^NdHITTIffibflT river tô intersect the connty
conmy •
W.
N.
P
arrish
, a* administrator of
Paints and Oils
padntar Jumes J-ihiiS 'n’s'^id stake being
tl
e
estate
of
Timoihy
(
amp,
de
Cannot bo obtained ebvsper« a'Side-of Portland >n <t l i degrees East iujcenter of road 28 45-
ceased, and the unknown heirs of
100 chains fi om intersectum of said road whh
limn we sett-for. Give us a call.
decedent,
ifauy,
Det
ndants.
the South bn* of the said James J<>hna«m*R
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NOORE BROS.
Donation Lund Cluim • Thence Souü$.'8 *j_de-
In the, name of the State of Oregon: "Upoi
iq-ees West 3ti 65-10Ü Chains 1 hence Narth 34 tliQ sworn c. cm plaint of plain Jff above names
To l'»0 chains Thence I ast 13 17 100 ckilns H appesring that nil estat of $71 96 has esche.'
Th< nee Sunth 5 15-100 chains Thence East 22 . ed to the plaintiff, that Raid decedent died ii
16 hM chains Thence Sonth 1 Oegrte Fan w ith ' te>-tat' in ►aid ciinty April 30,188.>, leaving a
center uf county mad to place of bed inning I euta e therein, which has been fully admini-ter
Beg leave tc inform the F- rmers of this vicini co »tafning HO acres saving tna excepting Iront ed by said W. N. Parrish, as ailnrrnrstrato
ty that their
said-pr«-mi-es above de-crib-d the folhrwing ; . that i-aid estate wa- settled Rentember 7, 18st,
portion thereof heretofore ci iivèÿed to and now j ■ leaving Mt'd i-nni on hand now in tbe posseasio
owned by Defendant Libbie Gi *ger. de-enbed ! of said administrator, a d that decedent die
¡i« f»>l ows to wit: Beginning at the North East . | i'.tesiHte leaving no heirs. It is therefore o-
.orner ot the Dons'ion 1-Ju.d Claim <>f Alfred . dire . that said de eudunts and all persons in
R. Elder atar» said 1 blare Wrat 5-S #0-100 ' • tereit* d in said estate, appear ami show can*
chain* to the track of the Oregon & Califeroia ! on tbe 2*.th day o' Sentember, 18 7, b< ing th
Railroad Tlienee South 2I| K^reta Emit to.a first day,of lhy. ’next regular term ot this coujri
On the Narroa Ganae Itailmad ia now i w point whe e the said traça croMFB the west why the titl*4osnid $71,96 should n't vest ii
plated and re»dj for tlid tec»|>Uon of Grein. botinilary of said I »on at ion Lind Claim of Raid tne 8taie of Oregon
Alfred 1». I.ldrr Th« nee South on a«»id West
This Riinimoua and order published ir the O r
Ue aretniarenteed aa
boundai*,Hne-of said claim tn a point 23 38-100. J boon BeGisTKR. a weekly newspaflbr, publish
chains'-ionth of the North t;< uud.iry line of this ed At Lafayette, Oregon, for six conseoutivi
Cheap Freight Rates
lactaud 12 7 m I0D chain 8»>nth of tbe point weekR. by order of Raid court, this 3()th day o
w here >ai<l track croate* said,t West boundary
From this place to Portland asmav be bad from line Theuee East 53 22 1* j 0 chains, to E'st July, 1-O-7. It. P Boise, Circuit Judge.
GECKGE-'V. BI-'LT. Dihtrict Attorney,
Dayton, bv boat, or from any other warehou.-e boundari line of a-iid ciaim Th*nee North 23
And FENTON A FENTON,
in ¡Lis vicinity dZ1"WF'also have on band
3H .0) chains tn the place of beginning contain
52 6t
Plaintifis’ Attorneys*
ing 126 ucreamore or less, be first ordered sold
Ufder Fa d decree.
SHERIFF SALE.’
2«L That all that portion of the Donation
Which we will sell, to those who wish to store Land Claim of William P. Clark and Ph ¿be
orilh ns. as cb«ai>h as they can be had of any Clark, his wife, Claim No. 84 being par's of
Notice is hereby given that bv virtue of ar
on- else. Farmeis s'oring in our warehouse sections 9. 10. and 1! of T. 3, 8 R. 4 W. of Wil- execution^tily isaued out of the .Circuit cour*
will be enabled to receive tbe
’amette Meridian in Yamhill ^County, State of of the Stat'» of Oregon for Tillamook county
Illgtiest Market PriSfe fur their Grain, Oregon« and bounded as follows; Beginning at upon a judgment, decree and order ol
a point 13 35-100 eliuina South and 8 7100 Rule, and vto me directed on the 21s
t SUITER Jt DANIEL.
]K87,
whe’ein M. Pet
chains West of the North East corner, of said day of July,
secti >n 9 Thence North 89 decrees 30minutes ersoT, plaintiff, recovered ludgemdnt and
Lafayette, Aug. ^th.
Easier 35-lOt» chains Theqce North 8.i d^rees decree agHiifet the Garibaldi Packing company
45 minutes East 76 76-100 chains i heuodH^pth de endants, for- th» smn ,«>f <315 ai d interest
21'31*l(>0 chains Thence North 89 degrees 4.5 fiom tne 21at day of July, 1886, and costs,which
minutes West 33 2J-1UÜ chai* s Thence North judgment was enrolled ’i»nd dofinete.. on tl
‘9 degrees 30 minutes Wji*t 57-11 100 cbuiiiH ‘Jlntday of July, 1836, in the clerk’s office •
In tbe Circuit Conrt nf the Stat of Oregon
lienee South 25 70 100 chs Thence North «9 de mid court, 1 have levied upon and will sell a
for lamuiil County:
grecs 45 minutes west 89 84 lOOchsthenca north publiar h det ion to satisfy said execution ano
*2
71-10*» chains Thence North 89 degrees 45 ju'gment and decree and interest and costs and
t. w. SMITH.
. .... .
........... Plaiiitiff
minutes East 2415 1 0 chains T ence NrfTth h 11 accruing costs, on
V3.
45
degrees AVeaf 41 g 9-,1'H) chains to tqe place of Saturday, the 10th day of September,
ALM A L SMITH ....i v
. . .Defendant
%
beginning containing 493 62 100 scree n.ora or
less except 100 acres hertofore sold oil the We-t 1-87, at ‘he^Joor of the conrt house, in Lincoln,
To Alma L.TSrrfiMi said Defendant:-
Tillamook coon y. Ore oft. at 1 o’clock p. m.
In tlie name of the Stat^ vf Oregon, yon are end-ofs id claim to James Thomaft April 6th, ot said day to the highest biddar for cash in
heieby required to Appear and anawer ih»- co - 1 k 57> mortgaged to Plaintiff be next ordered hand, oh-AheJday of sale, all the rfeht. title and
piaiM filed aaain't you in tbe above entitled sold under s£id decree,
3d. That if thearans realized from said tract intere«.* which tbe above named defendants
-mt on or before September 20th 1887, being
had at the time of the attachment namedin said
the fir>t day of the next regrtfarxerm of paid fir t to be sold, iinif the excess above amount decree
an<l rder of sale or at any lime ainco
• <>nrt. and if yen foil so to atnwer for w ant due npon the mortgages lie d by Clarence M. or now has in and to the following described
thereof, Plaintiff will apply to the conrt for a Hlackhurn upon said second tract be in teal p ojerty, tutrtafe in Tillamook county,
decree 3«solving tl.e marriige cont'act now sufficient to ph» Plaintiff then ihe tract owned
exiting between PI dint, ff n nd Defedfint. and by Defendant,- Libbie Gieger, he sold n der State of Otegon. and dei-cri ed in said decrei.
f t ra< h other relief as prayed for in Plaintitt said’qpcree. That thf re be paid Plaintiff out of »o-wit: Commencing at a point 30-Jeet 8 K
deg E of a st .i e marked ,,A” in flip town o
c'oi plaint.
the pioceeds ot said first sale the c< sta and ex Garibaldi, in Tillamook conntv.Oregou, refinin'
This SommonR is published siXrweeks in the penses of said sale and of thia suit tiieu ihe thence
N 65 deg E 200 feet, ifance S 1T djjr I
orkoow R egdtr « oy order of Hou. 11. P
furtbei sum of $2750- guld coin, fkgstber with
Kobe, Judge of s d I court made at Chambers Interest thereon from Novemb.r ¡Jtb, 1846. at to the meander line of low water mark on Ti
I
«
moor
bay, thence in a vvesterlv dire ciion wit
a* Salem, Ureg r, July 13th. 1^7.
IP P^1’ cent ptR anui m and the fur-her snin ot the meaiKferinzs
ol Faid low wa'ter mark to
*
FENTON &, FhNTON,
1^50—Alterne a fees low dçe Plain lift herein. point
on
the intersec -ion of a line running N 1
Atiorney for Plaintiff*.
That lheie be pjid ihe Defendfint Clarence M.
July 27,
Blackburn nut of the proceeds of the sale of deg W tbrohgh beginning point marked atone, z
With said low water mar*; thence N 16 deg *
said Cla<k Donation Land Claim ihe costs and to
the place of beginni'i".
expensed of such -ale and next the sums due
hated al Lincoln, Tillamook, Oregon, tbi
him npon bis tw’o said mortgage- aa shall be 30th
day of Ju y. 1»«7.
d. creed and it nm thing alili remain due Plain
.
T.F. HARRIS. 8heritr.
(iff then any reshme of such sale to be paid
15t
- .By I. C. MAriON, Deputy.
in the Circuit Ceurt of the Rtate Of Plaintiff imiil he is folly paid and'that the
Orrgon, 1er Taeahiil County i
excess be>aid into Court for tbe benefit of
Samuel f. Ileaa, Emma A. Hess, Joel A, Dry- •akl other lain credi ors in the order of their
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
priorité.
•ii; Julia A. Kryan and Martha E, Sax,
T.hn<if Plaintiff lengthen fully paid then
.
Pia in tilt ’’a i
J the tr.«ct Owned bg Defendant Libbie Gieger be
L and O ffice at O reoof C ity , )
nextS'ld »nd «fier paj men. of h . i , nnin <ine
Oregon, Angnst 1st lb87. |
Tilmon C. Heas. Rachel M . Hees, Lnrinda A. Pl.iintiff the residue to be paid to said l.ibble
Notioe
I,
berapy given 'het the followfni
Hill, George Hill, Mary J. Cartwright, Albert ».¡ecer.
. T1“.1
ba'« » decree foreclo-inir and named settler hits fl’ed notice of his intention
Cartwright, Sarah K. Jone», Henry Joni
■‘"’iidep.rmit each of »»id Defendant and »1 prr- to make final proof in support oC, his claim
James ThonyT- ire-B and Laeinda He««,
,
ijWh« dniming under either of them of all equiiv and that said proof will be made before tbe
I'
- Jg
^-^'DefehAant'e.
W ( .red.
.XU mption In «aid premise»
______ aud (hot „ county Judge or Clerk of Tillamook c<only. Or
l a.
J><
'IHiamook, Oregon, on Wednesday,
lisVc ---------------------
judgment »eafftet -----------------
Mid Abraham Black egt>n,at
To Tuition C. He.», Rachral M. H im _____
[»urii
2"th. 1867, viz; 8. o. ^ikluu,
burn
for
any
deficiencXtl
er«
might rennin due September
da A. Hill, and Gwga Hill. ««Id Defendant».
homestead entry No. 4,761* far the NE 4 oPrec-
and final y for such of .er relief Ml sb..II be tl«»n 24, Tp I S, K 10 W.
In the name of the Btat» of Oregon, von
hereby re<|uired to appear aiMWjS^Uhe .onK met id equity and gu<#1 con^cienc^as prayed
lie uamvs the following w itnesses to prove
in PlMintift’s ComjQaint hptjn;
pla’Dt 6 rd ag linat you in tlbWS^R. niitled for This
Summons is pii^Mird six waeks in (be bia enntinuoua retidence upon, and cultivation
cause, on . r b. fmeSeptemher 2«th. Ib87.teing
?
JS,d.
X Wi'ion, L. H. Frtfeman.
the Hon. R. ff,
the diet day of tl>e next regular torn» ofgai.i O rbgon R uhbtbr bv
«
™er and p Brant, all of Tillamook
Boise. Judge of said Court, nmde at Chambers
Court, next-after dne aerrAe of tl.la Bnmmoua at
postoffice, Tillamook county. Oregon*
balein, Uregou, Ju!v 2th, 1x87
npop you by publication, d» by law proride l.
W.T.BUUMET,
FENTON A FENTON,
and If jo.i fail eo to anawlr, the PlainlilT» will
52 M
Register.
fl
law
Attorneys foi PiaintiiT.
apply to the Court for th. r. Mel prayed for an
the com .lain! herein Io will for a decree par
tiiionfiig the foliowin«-leacribed real pr^mi-err
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
«‘toate In the county ol Yamhill and State of
8UMMON.S.
Orotpru to.wit»
______ M
t
L ind Omet, tv O hhoì * Crrv I
Beginiiliig at the Sonth Ea»t comer of the
Cf,nrtof ,he 9ta* of Oregon, for
'Oignit. Aoguat 3th. ISx7 f
Donation Laud Claim o’ Joseph Hew. snd wifcrt
1 nuhn}
by
Netie« h berebr riven that the following
UiPr\ '
claim No. t>.n Not. deal ion IM!«, in-„Towi aHn
Tile
State
of
Oregon
npon
the
'
*
Mtne.1
settler
h>. filed u,tice of hie intention
Three. South Range Three Wert 01*1110 Wil
lation ot Gro. W. B elt , as Pja K
12.^**-j'*1 P.r?of'« «upport ..fhf»Vl.lm. end
lamette Meridian; . benco North (V»r , 2n de
trict
Attorney
for
the
3d
Judicial
grees a <1 So minutes t„| on «List boundan line
wil1 be n‘"'ie
‘b*
Dwtrirt ot nid State, PliyaMlt
ol Said Donation Land Claim34 S', ion chiine
or Ll,rk ot Vamhill e-nnty,
; F00,
Lafayette, Oregon, on Tneadav fteix
-tone 14x11x10
Uxl’xlo art tar
for I t e North E..1
Eaat c..r
cor
to a »tom
tentEer
27th.
ltfil,
»it;
n.r of the Souil. half of mid Jiona
Hona'inn
."-'."t«*'Mid
’ioo L»n.l
J.aii.1 j . C. N bi . son , as administrator of
the ct!Ate of iRrnel nuber, de
S^'ll Tp"’^R 7
fur ,Le XE * Of
’ ■ "'•j Then« Sooth R9 oegtVe, ■«> nilnnto»
ceased, and tlfb unknown heirs of
»
W-t(Vy
We-t
(tar N
llde«T>0B)
degree B) on dtvi-io,
dlrirtoj line be-
tnA
X^iirOt
an.l
Um.
iL
l.«l>
•
.
*
■
decedent.
If
any.
Defendants.
iti. o<,mtn'?’he fo'J,'wir'1' wto prove
IT
claim.
M ”*
Cm 'i- «’!'h _ 7"
t" 1. Sonth h,l,of h H «"ill.
In th» n«rue of the State of Oregon, upon the ëf
No
to aUke on_Meat
on M’e.t bone-
boon-
q? ?' r? d' ?” 'T’,,n- ,ntl <•«!«▼» tin«
a.O-l . Ss S. «1,0 chain, •".••***
»worn
complaint
ot
■plaintiff
«hove
na.nad
it
:?rlh ,e *«»
s«™
orao.1t« halt of said claim; Tlwm
’'8*nth
”4 de-
.................. - —
...oecamv \ lt^ii r'
* 1
''••’'•'"ina PoetoSr«,
b»»»*-h-at- t ambili C ounty, Omron.
. ...........................................
lhe - plaintiff,
deoedaat
"TJ
? ."’"oJ! St*'
*“ •»oundarv - line of Jd U ..,
«----- —•*, t|.«t ”
x : vvu » iiii dM
dieu intMteM
mieMaie
uld cleim -.0 »7-101 ekarha »Tike Sou k We-t m
in laid
aaid r.iunty,
county, Jinnary»,
J> unary»!, |h«s.
Ings, leavmn
leering an . -,
W. T. BURNET.
’
Regiaur."
ST"* °f '*!'*eto4"- Jio-
Tb««,. *>»<* on »A?
►A.t?a^»
l'ahL» r” 'i
i"'
,‘’ W2"Vh h l ” * b'en
enf f«II.T
"l,.’ admiulrter
»>iniiuMer I-*‘G
*“* Jib'Ll*?’ of u‘» fh>na>io. Lend
J-« • Nel«®'n •• »dmin,«traior.
administrator, that
Ctataa«f Jam WHI smw «, 10 chains to -take aaid
Mid «.tata
ortata vaa
was aettted
settled klarrh «, WB7.
MB7. leaaina
learine
citL’rf
V
■J’"»“1’» Und ’ •»«Laiim
on h
hand
now. in ,bf
th» I'»«
poa ea.lon
re«ion ol uid notici for publication
I - IT 0B
""1 ■"*
of Josiah C. Nelson; Thence East 25 adaaini-tretor,
tint *'**•»**•••*.
de.ed.nt dnu mwatate
uXL'lTi- a«
” •?"*
* U
mt i ’ *i*ke °" SotHh boun<*»>^ U»e
“.‘•'h’ff re onleredtha»
U sd Orrrex st Onnnon Crrv. 1
O—.
L-— H— ■-
tnenee “..2 .
•"/
l*raona >«terea:ed in raid
► • ’
Oregon, nog. Mk, ¡1x7. J
■«”
*•* minutes East* on 8outb »■
ao e,ir anrt Rhow cause on the 26th dsv
Uf IT*
La*“* ClatarNo,; of «fPtember. «87. being the first day of thr
li’.en ,h,t ,be foliowing
ti?m
m
7
h
,
“
hl,<l
of hie ibtee-
?U2thr %
pU<’* ** ,'V****-'
why title to
,'x.T,k'fin"ll'r<x>r it, enppoft ol hie olei*.
c utaninr 331 5D-.ÜO
. <wd >31» 71 should no# vest in tb j state of Oie-
eontauKg
sd -.O* »ores more or i—
leas, v be
“™?'h•‘•’i* t*i0,r **11 1« made Ufote tie
tw<M said tenants in com iron, and that their gw).
interest be allotted and net apart to
TtUnmook county Oregon, al
,Bd nr?'r
in the o>
each is eevoralty and for such other and fur it
."•’■P-eer pablHbed lUlatnook Otego«, «*Tk«od.y October Sth.
meet in enmty and
w .^•Jor n,e S- I of Ji. E; 1.
w. 4 of See, SI, Tp. *HB 10 W.
July. 18«. B. P. Bo»-, rtrc.it Jjd«
7
Tbi» S.BB«» 1» raMub^ «¡x v«,ki fa tb.
I, J?yo»m»e the lollewine «lutes.» to prer'
UBO w BELT. Diairiet auomer
And PENTON S FBNTÖN.
T"
i by orthr ol tb» Hoa. R. p.
„rnn''nt "Weaee «pon. end enhivatic
(H«
T W. Ji!?'**, K “OH’ ». H. tfdW»
~__________ PlaratiSh’ Attorney.
P
,nd *- .Ato*ta, «IT of Weed
FKNTON A FRNTON,
I -stoEcee-TUIettock C om
Register !
Att«ra.y»|or PUhmr».
Parlor, Office and Dining
-
,
S
’THE COUNTY SEAT
Go to NEWBERG
SVlTER &. DANIEL
Large and Comnoiiioirs
WORKHOUSE
.30,000 GRAJN BAGS,
“SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
-;
MveniseS.JS.'S
.