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About The Telephone=register. (McMinnville, Or.) 1889-1953 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1892)
As SUMMONS. See it. bor, it seems as if the Chilians are tak I They ing advantage of this calm before the storm and are taking advantageous po The present agitation in favor of a sition in the straits of Magellan in or better system of making and maintain HARDING A. HEATH, Publithers. der to better resist ¿our efforts to reach ing county roads ought to result in SUBSCRIPTION BATES. their country. Every moment of de something more than mere talk. The «♦■• Copy, per year. inadvance I-' 00 lay liefore active operations, results in insufficiency of our present methods is Oee C.py, »ix month» iu advance............. ■ ou more advantage to Chili than to us lie fully admitted. In point of fact we I cause she is on the field. Our plans of have no roads in Oregon—at least Entered at the poetoflice at McMinnville operation will have to be formulated scarcely any. Most of them are mere Oregon, as second-class matter. when we sight the enemy and will lie trails, some of them “slides,” scarcely conducted on the lines laid down by any worthy the name of roads. Our Tira ADVERTisis«! R ates or T he T kle - . methods of repairing could not be rHOXE-REGisTED are liberal, taking in the Chilians. This almost certain war makes the worse. Repairs are hardly ever made consideration the circulation. Single inch. »1.00, each »ubsc<|uent inch, ».75. people of this country and this coast in ¡n the right way or at the right time, Special inducement» for yearly <»r semi- particular, inquire into the condition In the summer time after the crops are yearly contracts. of our coast defenses. Some remark | in the ground, a little dust is shoveled Joa Woitx N eatly A x t> Qc)■ ki . v E xecuted ‘ the ruts, ' 1 to ’ be churned ’ J at reasonable rates <_>ur facilities are that no matter how defenseless we are or scraped ’’ into the best in Yamhill county and as g«xxl ! the enemy would never dare to attack b.v passing wagon wheels and blown as any in the state A complete steam ! our coast and, if they did, it would be away by the wind. Tliis churning plant insures quick work. an easy matter to repel them by means goes on through the long, dry summer, . * » Klhol.l'TIOSS OF COXDOI.EXI E AXI> «1.1. O1UT- of tori>edoes, hastily constructed. The and by the time grain hauling is half uary l’oetrvwill be charged for at regular Chilians are brave and audacious; this through the roads are practically im a«lvertising rates. was proved in the Itata matter anti un passible except at great risk to wagons • * » A ll CoMMCXiCATiONg M i - t B e S k ; xe . d 1> y the person who sends them, not for pub less our navy kept all their available and drivers. During any rainy winter lication, unless unaccompanied by a non ships in action continually, some of the when the ground is not frozen, and al <le plume," but for a guarantee of good dare devils would he certain to appear ways after the spring thaw-out, there faith. No publkmtions will l>c pnblishe«! Ijefore San Deigo, San Francisco or the is a time when hauling heavy loadsis unless so signed. » * * mouth of the Columbia. Our defense not to lie thought of. Hoad supervis A ddress A ll C ommunications . E ither F or the editorial or business departments, to less condition at these points is hardly ing is a thankless task, and the aver T he T elephone -R egister . McMinnville, known and when we say that it would age supervisor is glad to get through Oregon. be an easy mattter for an enemy to do with it. This last remark applies still B amplx C opies O f * T iie T elephone -R egis as she pleases with these points we say more forcibly to the average worker-out ter will be mailed to any person in the United States or Europe, who desires one. nothing but what the reports of the of road tax. Oregon has tried this sys tem long enough. We never will have free of charge Cnited States officers will confirm. * * The following is a list of the heavy better roads till we adopt a new system. Wx I xvite Y’ov To C omfake T iie .T ei . e - i-HoxE-REotsTER with any other paper ordnance in San Francisco harbor as The Chronicle, believes that our roads published in Yamhill county. shown in General Roger’s annual re should I* kept up by direct taxation port: At Fort Winfield Scott there are and that something ought to done at AU tubecriber* who do not receive their 9 mounted and 14 unmounted 15 inch the -next legislature to pass a law to paper regularly will confer a favor by im mediately reporting the tame to thin office smoothbore guns, with barbette car that effect.— Drtile» Chronicle. riages, model 1874; 1 mounted 15 inch smoothbore, model 1.888; 32 mounted 10 “The general character of the roads in Thursday.-January 21, 1892. inch smoothbores, model 1861, and 55 this country the past season has been unmounted; 2 mounted 10-inch siege the subject of much comment, and the mortars; 2 mounted 8-inch siege mor- statement is frequently heard that the | tars; 16 mounted 8-inch converted rifles, roads are growing worse year by year. model 1878; 5 Coehorn mortars, with It is not at all pleasant to believe this wooden beds; there are also 14 uu. to lie true, but the complaint must mounted Parrott rifles, but these are originate from some fact. It is a nota ble fact that the roads are full of ruts unserviceable. At Fort Mason th«' mounted pieces which have been made during the win are: 1 4]-inch siege rifle, 1 10-inch ter, and which, when filled with dust siege mortar; 2 Cohort) mortars; 1 8-inch are dangerous for wagons heavily load ' converted rifle, model 1878 ami <> 10- ed. It does not seeni that the money raised from taxes for the improvement inch smoothbores. Alcatraz Island is provided with four of roads is judiciously expended. Men mounted 15-incli smoothbores; 1 8-inch go out to work out their tax when they converted rifle,2 8-inch seige howitzers, can do so most conveniently, and many 2 4.1-incli siege rifles ami o 12-pounder different plans are pursued. Some one field howitzers. throws a little gravel into a rut, only to The mounted and serviceable guns wear another rut adjoining. Little is on Angel Islan.l are 2 10-inch Rodman done towards grading the roadbed smoothbores, calibre 6.4; and 5 24 preparatory to graveling, and hence pounder smoothbores, calibre -5.82, l»>tli when gravel is used it results in only a part of its possible good. More system with unserviceable carriages. WATTS IN IT I At the l’residio there are 2 10-inch should lie employed in this matter, and The Yamhill statesman,better known I siege mortars, 4 8-inch converted rifles, when work is done on the roads let it a. Fog-horn Watt«, is in public office I j model 1878; :! Gatling guns of 1883,4 lie of an enduring nature, and event again and it is needless to say that it is 1 ; Hotchkiss revolving cannon, light field ually we will have nothing but good one of those offices that pays, he would ! ' caliber 1.5 inches, and 4 3.2 inch breech roads. Much attention has been paid hare no other. The record of this, | loading steel rifles, field. the past year to tile roads leading across loud voiced and loud smelling aspirant In a tecent report by General Miles the mountains, and the results are for office is so well known in the state the following statement is made re plainly noticeable| to all who travel that comment u | miii the appointment garding the defenses of the Pacific them. (food roads are something to be is unnecessary. He lias probably lieen eoast: The Pacific coast line of the enjoyed by everybody, and everybody pensioned, by this ap|K>intineiit, in or United States extends 1400 miles in should lie interested in making them der that his gentle voice will not lie Oregon, Washington ami California good.— Eugene Register. heard iu the coming canqtaign. From and 3000 fartlief in Alaska. For the his birth he lias had the faculty of lay defense of this entire coast line there As the road supervisors for the year ing tribute on all things that he touch arc on baud 41 rifled guns, of which 1892, have been appointed by the coun ed. His position in the Hayes case, his twenty-four are of obsolete type. Of | ty court, their attention, as well as the temperance abilities, his *20 speech and this number only twenty-four are public in general, is called to the awful clerkship appointment while senator, mounted and on defective carriages of condition of a portion of the country have al) added to his reputation and i the oldest pattern and without ade roads in this county. It is almost im his pocket. Yamhill is thoroughly quate protection. In the fortifications possible for many residents of Benton glad to see him go. He will not have at the mouth of the Columbia river county to reach the county seat, where to be taken care of by Yamhill republi there are but one 8-inch converted business often calls them. Good (roads cans during the coming year. Surely muzzle loading rifle and 2 :’.90-pounder bring the producer and consumer near a great load has been lifted from their muzzle loading Parrott rifles, castiron er together, causing a great saving in shoulders. If the republican party can hoope«l at Fort Canby, and 5 3MI-poun- expense and energy, and enable the keep him at Lakeview transacting the der muzzle loading Parrott rifles, cast- producer to realize a greater profit for business of the land office, they will iron hooped at Fort Stephens, Oregon, his products. Thousands of acres of feel jubilant, but, if he takes matters in all mounted in barbette on defective land 'in this county would be materi his own hands, they will have to swal carriages of the oldest pattern, which ally increased by the construction of low him whole as before. A little mor do not admit of servwe charges good wagon roads, making it possible al stamina oil the part of the ruling in the guns. The platforms are tem to market the products of the soil with party would rid Oregon of one of the porary wooden ones, and the earthen profit. Good roads would save the greatest and nastiest blots upon its po parapets are of the thickness of those farmers hundreds of dollars in the way litical history. This they will not do built in 1861 to resisf "the old style of horseflesh and wear and tear of vehi as he is a very useful person to have at smoothliore guns. cles.— Benton Deader. « times. If it is intended to make any defense The roads to Pendleton are in bad in case of foreign war the need of new IT IS PROBABLE NOW condition. Since the sale of the reser armament ami of new fortifications for vation lands travel has been greatly If the correspondents of the great the Pacific coast is apparent. There is impeded and some trade has been cut not much in the way of one the light American news gathering agencies are off. Pendleton is too enterprising and reliable men, it can now lie said that draught, heavily armed Chilian gun progressive a place to be deaf to the im war with (’hili is more than probable; boats entering the Columbia and de portance of good roads. Money spent it is almost a fact. The time for Chill stroying Astoria then steaming to Port on good thoroughfares is moneywell in to apologize with dignity to herself has land and demanding a good round ran vested. The city council and the coun passed an«l it is said that the ultima som. It is possible to do this and leave ty court, as welljas the citizens and tum which is being prepare«l by the ourlwaters without injury from our business men, should not procrastinate United States is such that, sh«>ul«l it lie coast defenses. in this mattei. “All roadsled to Home,” accepte«! by the government of Chili, The chances of Grover Cleveland for and this alone made Rome a great city. the common isurpl«1 would rise anti the All rood« the presidential nomination are grow present government would lie ousted. and th« ing smaller each day. Hill is a i>ostd- Rather than lose the power now so expens securely in their hands the official» bility, but is not regarded as a strong in good man by the masses of the people. ( ’ ar- will take the jioliey demanded by the ignorant class anti prepare for lisle and Whitney are being prominent < food war. This government is going about ly mentioned and while Carlisle is one the pr< of the greatest democrats, policy says the matter in a very common sense tribute« manner and when the time comes that he is not to be thought of. Gor will be man is too much of the Quay order to Chili will hear something drop. state tli There can lie only «me end to the war suit the average democrat. of road providing it is prosecuted with the old It appears that all desire and effort cheap t' time American war vigor. Chili will for an Oregon exhibit at the world's “work« be whipped and probably wiped front lair has died a-borning. We suggest ers will the maps of the southern hemisphere. that the Oregonian lead the state press Yet the The length of time it will take this in an effort to raise the necessary mon lasting country to do it depends wholly ni«in •• ’ll1 ey. The press of the state can accom money circumstances, as the nicest laid plans plish the feat and not half try, and it one time and in one place, building no of military genius are liable to inis, '1 would lie a great victory for the press. greater extent of road than can be carry when such a body of troops as Let's take advantage of the opjiortuni- and permanently constrm ■ I. will be neeessary to prosecute this war ty. Now, speak up, fellow workers.— with vigor, have to be trans]Mirtcd over Eon! Oregonian. X ’ov' five thousand miles of water. While ■ at metr<>(»,!it»i our navy is without doubt as g«si«l and In the event of a way with Cbo ’ ion of the as great in numbers and better in disci- tlierc is just the imrest |a>ssibilir . not • •Tciith ii p line than theirs, we must not think yet worth I»eing scared about. H that it will be an easy matter to whip inen-ot-war might do eonsid them, The war will certainly l>e a age t<> some of our Pacific naval one until we have reduced a they do the Unitetl St:» port or two in whicli we can find a own (’hili before we gc? >-.»u h foothold for our troops. It must be re her—but then we dor mt he>-» membered that the people of Chili will w«*ul«l be like an S] instan Bronchi lie consolidated in this matter and it more liotber that *ln 7 Cherry Pe< t nno will not in the least resemble the war cjrffni. dyne, to allct through which the country has lately pectorant., to >oeen and passed. •< : ti.is preparation 1 Chili Inis a isipulatioii of about 1,900,- “T.a winter I con t cold, which, by repeattil 000 and counting alsmt 1 in 8 as being «am quite obstinate. I suitable for military duty there will lie iron d with hoarseness and irritation. After trying various n- an available force of about 500,000 fight ¡nvs, without relief, I at last purchase ing men iu the country to resist our bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. On men when we are able to land on their taking this medicine, my cough ceased • ¡most immediately, and I have been shore. They will have the advantage well ever since.’’ — Rev. Thomas B. h of being acclimated and our troops wi' Russell. Secretary Holston Conference and P. E. of the Greenville Dist. M. E. C., be woru in I »sly from the long sea t I le Jonesboro, Tenn. IV and will be h's» capable of resistin “ My mother was sick three years and I’ n diseases common to ¡teople no* very low with bronchitis. We feared .«•ia- nothing would cure her. One of my U* »U: mated. recent friends told me about Ayer’s Cherry V. tel 11 bear Should Peru also declare «• «i ruler is ! Pectoral. She tried it. has used eight b«»ttles, and is now well.”—T. II. D. siti Chili it would of course ret eally had Chamberlain, Baltimore, Md. nh te< erable of the difficulty «ceins to be above. Her ports would » i uat Hie word the ex "C bams of supplies and our nt- '' J klied-ee-vee, pronoi W th «■ruit their energies and be ilt h ■•lit <>u æ first syllable. PREPARED BY From reports which l « v Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, re V ’» country from the cornu n«l ■ sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six b (5- Yorktown, now in Valiwirai - THE TELEPHONE-REGISTER. Or« I Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, I | 1 Sell Our Winter Goods AT REDUCED PRICES IN JANUARY! WE HAVE SOME BOTS’ AND CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS LEFT WHICH WE WILL CLOSE OUT AT COST! I WE WANT YOUR EYE In the Circuit Court of the Stats of Oregon, for Yamhill County. Wm. Roberts, Plaintiff vs. Daniel Parsons, C. B. Mann and T.E. Ehren- berg. Defendants. | To T. E, Ehrenberg, one of the al»ove named defendant«; In the name of the Stat of Oregon, you are hereby notified and required to l»e and appear in the above named Court in the atove entitled suit by Monday, the 28th day of March. 1892. that being the first davof first term of said court occurring after the expiration of the six weeks’ publication hereof, and then and there answer the complaint tiled therein by the said plaintiff, and you will take notice that, if yon fail so to appear and answer, for the want thereof, the plaintiff will ap ply to said court for the relief demanded and prayed for in said comptaint, which is. in brief, as follows, to-wit: For a decree against the defendant, Daniel Parsons, for the principal «urn of (400 in V. 8. gold coin and interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum, from Nov 8, 1890. for(4<> as attorneys fees in this suit, and for costs and disbursements of this suit. For a decree against all the defendant« foreclosing the mortgage given by said Par sons on the 21st day of November, 188$», to the plaintiff to secure the payment of said several sums of money, upon the following described real property, to-wit; Being a 1»ortion of the donation land claim of J. B lowland and wife, in t 3s, r 4 w, in Yam hill county, state of Oregon, and lM’ginnlng at the northeast corner of a pa retd of land, deeded l»v William Ball to A. D. Runnels on the 15th day of Nov.. 1875; Thence running south l.V» feet, thence east 55 feet, thence north 155 feet, thence west 55 feet to the place of loginning, con taining 8525 square feet of laud, in tlx* town of North Yamhill, in said county and state. An 1 for a deoree and order for the sale of said mortgaged premises in the manner prescrilied by law. to obtain funds with which to pay said several sums of money, inter« «t. ait<»rn«’\fees.< ••t- anddtabsuw inents and accruing costs, and barring all the interests of the several defendants in said premises and for such other and fur ther relief in the premises as may seem to the court meet with equity ami good con science. This summons is to be served by publica tion thereof for a period of six weeks, by order of Hon. R. 1‘, Boise. Judge of said court, made and bearinir date of January 7. R amsky A F f . nton . Attorneys for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Yamhill County. Jacob Sei tier», Plaintiff,i vs August yescr and An na A. Veser, Defendants. I To August Veser and Anna A. Veset, said defendants: in the name of the State of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby notified and required to l>e ami appear iit the above entitled suit in the above nanietl and answer the complaint therein til Points for in purchase of Gro court ed against vou by the al»>ve named plain tiff by Monday, the 2Mh day of March, A. ceries. !>.. 181)2, that being the first day of the first of said court to be held after the expi of the People do not to consider term ration of six weeks publication of this the money they can save during the year in purchasing goods of a ■ uinnions.and you will take notice that if you so to appear and answer for the want firm that pays strict attention to the selling of First Class Goode fail thereof, the plaintiff will apply to Mid at a Small Profit. court ior the relief demanded ami prave«l for in said «omplaint. wlilcli is ill brief as follows : People nearest place regardless For a deer«e against you amending ami cost. We sell our goods cheap and deliver them at your door. correcting that certain deed of conveyance You will be able find every thing in the grocery line in our store. made and executed by you to the plaintiff on lite 24th day <»f Noveinlier. 1880, as to description of tin1 lands thereby con it—The Grocery the veyed, sai<i «Deed to be so amen«l«*d ami cor rected that the description of the lands ways give you the best goods in the city for the money. We give thereby conveyed will l>e ns follows in cash or trade for all produce, suit yourself in the matter. stead of the description now contained in said deed, to-wit: Being a cart of sections lt> in tp. 4 s r 3 w. g c in Yamhill county, state of Oregon, ami commencing al a iioint in the center of the county roaii now there, w hich point is 7.44 chains north, 13 degrees west from the cen ter of a small branch on the Davton ami Wheatland county road at wliat is known as the Joseph Hill bridge near the town of Dayton in said county, anil running thenc-e north 13 degrees, west 9 20 chains to the northeast corner of K. Snyder tract; then ce south x; degrees, west 9 20 chain, to the -------- OF THE-------- west line <>l the C. (ioodrich land claim No. 49 in tp. 4 I, r 3 w, in said county; thence south 13 deglees, west 1.Toebains, intersect ing Palmer creek ; tlx nee following south 13 degrees, west 7..V> chains to northwest corne of a tract intended to have Iw-en To be sold in tracts of from 5 to <50 acres at $30.00 an acre and deeded by Ennna J. Duke and husband to Iwitters; tlienee north tin de upwards; one-fifth down, balance in I, 2 and 3 years, at 0 per cent, per Jacob east along the north line of said annum. Most all of this land is under cultivation; over 400 acres now grees. tract intended to iiaveltecn d«-cded as afore in full bearing fruit trees. All this land is within 3 tni.es of Amity. said 12 30chains, to tiie place of la-ginning containing 10.00 acres, more or less, anti Over 700,000 pounds of fruit shipped from this point last year. decreeing that the plaintiff is the owner in fee of said premises above described, and For particulars apply to or address requiring you to make and deliver to the plaintiff witliin 30 «lavs from the «late of said decree, a good anti sufficient deetl of conveyance of said premises and in default of the making of said deed as aforesaid, AMITY. YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. that said <lecd stand anil operate in all re spects, as ami for said deed and for such other and further relief in the premises as SUMMONS SUMMONS. • may seem to ¿the court meet with e«iuit.v ami gotsl conscience. This summons is to l>e served by publi In the Circuit Court of tlx* State of Oregon, In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, cation for a period of six weeks, by order of for Yaiiilii• 1 <kranty. for Yamhill county. lion. It. 1’. Boise, Judgi- of of svi<l court, H H. Luse, plaintiff. Catherine Baker, plaintiff. l«enrii*g «late of January 3ith. A. D., is -2 vs vg ItAMKKV F1CKTON. Chas. F. Woods. John W. B. Keen, Della A. Keen. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Woods, a minor, by----- 1 E. H. Watkins and Cora P. ! his guardian ad litem. Watkinft, defendants. and A, G. Walling, as ' SUMMONS. ' To W. B. Keen and Della A. Keen, said administrator of the es- | defendants: In the name of the state of tateofG. L, Woods de Oregon, you are hereby requited to appear In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, ceased, defendants. answer the conmlaint filed against you To Chas. F. Woods, John Woods, a min and for Yamhill < <»unty. or, by------- his guar<lian ad litein, >ai<l in the above entitled suit by Monday, tlx* Jacob Sei tiers, defendant, ( 28th day of March. A I), 1892, that being defendants: In tiie name of the state of the first day of the first term of said Circuit vs Oregon, you are hereby notified and re following the expiration of six weeks A. A. Veser. A Veser. , quired to be and appear in the above en court of this summons, and you will Emma J Langtree and | titled cause in the above entitle«! court on or publication notice that if you fail so to appear Moses Langtree, def’ts. before the 28th day of March A I). 1892, take To A. A, Veser ami A Veser, two of and answer said complaint for want tiiere that being the first day of the next regular *_________________ name of the State the plaintiff will apply to said < ourt for sai<! defendants; In the term of said court, to answer to the com of of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby plaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the relief demanded ami prayed for in said notified and re<piire«l to be and ap|»enr in complaint, which is in brief as follows, to- the said cause, and if you fail so to ap For a decree in favor of the plaintiff the above named Court in the above entit pear and answer to the said complaint, for wit: led suit and answer tho complaint therein want thereof plaintiff will apply to the I and against the said defendants for the file«! against you and the other defendants sum of flCJOgold coin together with inter court for the relief prayed for m the said est. thereon the 24th day of October. bv th«* plaintiff by Monday, the 28th day of complaint to-wit: For a decree of fore 188fl, at the from rate of ten per « ent per annum March, A. I). Is!r2, that l>eing th«* first day closure of the mortgage of plaintiff anil sale the sum of $1099 gold coin together with of the first term of said court to b<* held al of the real premises described in said mort interest thereon from the 24th day of Octo ter the expiration of six weeks publication gage and said complaint as the undivided her. 1890 at the rate of ten per cent ]»er hereof, ami you will take notice that if you half of the donation claim of Margaret annum, for the sum of $150 as attorney s fail so to appearand answer, for the want Woods, mother of the said Geo, L Woods, fee in said suit, and for the costs ami dis thereof, the plaintiff will apply to sai<i and in her lifetime the wife of Caleb Woo«1, bursements of this suit For a decree Court for the relief demanded and prayed being tho^mith half of that certain scctio i closing the mortgage as executed by fore said for in said complaint, which is, in brief, us I of land patented to Caleb Woods and Mar follows, to wit: For a decree of said court |garetW«'ods under the act of congress of defendants, W. B. Keen and Della A. Keen against you amending ami <*orr<*<*tlng that said plaintiff on the 29th day of October. \ donating lands to the settlers to certain deed of conveyance made and de 1887, to secure the said sums of money dm* ic lands in Oregon. Said lan«l the plaintiff'upon the follow ing real prem li vered bv you to one Emma J. Dulce, ted in Yamhill county, state of ises to-wit; Being a portion of the origin ti'iw Langtr« «•, on the •’»th «lay of October, the North Yamhill river. And 188ii, as to the description of the lands to of the j ’•occeds of said sale thereof pay al donation land claim of Elisha Bedwell be conveyed thereby, so that the lamia to plaint the sum of (2173.35 with in- ami his wife, A M. Bedwell claim No. 87. be conveyed thereby will lie described as situated in township 2 south of range hc 8th day of January. 1892, at 4 ami and 5 west of the Willamette meritiian in follows, instead of as they are now describ •'* i.er < annum and the costs and Yamhill county and state of Oregon, and ed in said errom*ous <le<*<f. to-wit: i-ts of this suit ami for such more particu A part of section 16. in tp. 4 s, r 3 w, in ’a ly described and bounded shall be meet in equity inxl as follows to-wit : Beginning at the north Yamhill county, Stat«* of Or«*jf»n. ami < om- west corner of said « laim No. 37 in said mencing at the center of a small branch on ons is served by publication township 5 west, thence running south the Dayt«m ami Wheatland county roa«l at weeks in the T elephone - 23.25 chains, thenceeast30.50chains :then«*e what is known as the Joseph Hill bridge ic of an order made by ami running thence north 13 degrees, west , Judgf* of said court and north 8 25 chain«, thence east50.60 chains; 7.45 chains in center of county r<»ad now thence north 24 degrees, west 15.33chains; 18! >2 there, thence south 86 degrees, west 12.» thence north 89 degrees and 15 minutes, B ronaugh , M c A rthur , west 74.75 chains to the place of beginning, chains, thence south 13 degrees, west 8.1/3 ' enton < fe B ronaugh , chains to the « enter of Palmer ¿reek, thence 138 acres more or less. And for Attorneys lor Plaintiff’ containing a decree and order for the sale of said real north 89 degrees, east down « enter of Pal preniistts in the manner provided bv law’ to in er era«* k 3 chains, theme north 71 <le- obtain funds with which to pay said several greos, east 1.77 « bains to the « enter of a SUMMONS sums of money, interest, attorneys' fee«, small branch ; thencesemth 61 degrees,aast costa and disbursements and accruingcosts up said branch 7 chains; thence north 8!» I In the C'.r; uit * out» <n the • late of On egoti and barring all the interest of the several «Icgrees east 3.65 chains pi tlx* place of be defendants in said premises, and for ti« h ginning, containing 5.85 acres of land,more for the county of Yamhill. other and further relief in the premises as or leas Rosana Grume.«. Aaron For a decree against you and the other may seem to the court meet with e«piity Mills Seth A Mills and; defendants amending ami correcting that Rhoda Mills, l’lait,tills and good conscience. vs This summons is to l>e served by publi i certain deed of conveyance made and de- James Grumes. cation thereof for a penod of aix weeks by ' ' livered to the plaintiff by said Emma J. order of lion. R. P. Boise, Judge of said i Duke and her then husband on the 7th «lav Defendant, j To Jani'-s Giamcs said dpfendant: In the court, made and bearing date of January i I of January, 1881, (said Emma J. Duke he li ng now the defendant. Langtree). as to name oi the state ol You are here 16th. A I). 1892. the «lescription of the lands to l>e conveyed by* no: ifir<l ar. I «¡u .••«i to be and appear R amsey «t F enton , in the above »<.’.•!• -i ~*i;t. in th-* above Attorneys for Plaintiff thereby, so that the lands to l»e convey- | e<! instead of being described as they named comt. i.y th«- .'* !i d.iy of March. A ! are now in said «Iced, will, in all reiq»ect*C D IS92, lh.J L< :i.u t.i l;i -• d i v «if tiie first lie bounded and described as the parcel of Notice of Final Settlement. term oi sji 1 cut.it for«»wi*ig the expiration i land hereinl>efore set out and described is of mx weeks pubh« of this .summons— | and answer 'he cu:n;»!«.i?it of the plaintiffs In the county court of the county of Yam hereinliefore bounded and des«'ribed and so as to convey said parcel above described to filed againtd you in said rausc, and you hill. State of Oregon. ! the plaintiff, in fee, ami decreeing that the will take notice that it vou fail so to ap pear and answer said complaint for want In the matter of tlx estate of Gco.E.Getrh- plaintiff is the owner in fee of aaid alxivc ell, deceased. desrribed parcel. an«l reauiring you ami thereof the plaintiffs will apply to said court for the relief prayed for in said com- Notice is hereby given that the under said other defendants, writnin 30 «lays from ftaint, which is, in brief as follows to wit- signed Martha A Get «* hell as the adminis the date of said decree, tn make and deliv ’or a d»( iee of «aid court par'Jrordn^, tratrix of the estate of George E. Getchell. er to the plaintiff g»x»d and sufficient deed- among the plaintiffs ami (he defendant.the deceased, has filed her final account of her ; of conveyance, conveying to the plaintiff donation land «laim <>f Anson G administration of said estate in the County ' said parcel of land and further dec reeing Henry and wife, in tn 3 s. r 3 w in Court of Yamhill County, Oregon, and I that in default of the making and delivery Yamhill county, state of Oregon, and al said court ha* fixed Tuesday, March 8, A. j of said deeds, as aforesaid said decree shall lotting to said defendant in fee, an I)., 1892, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of in all respects, stand for said deed* and op undivided (1-9) one ninth part thereof, to said day-at the County Court room at Mc erate as «aid deeds would have operated if the plaintiff. Aaron Mill'«, «he Ufty acres, Minnville, Oregon, as the time and place of thev had been mad«*, and for such other and further relief in the premises as may in fee, deeded to him bv the plaint:ff, Ro hearing the same. sana Gramo to the plaint.ff«. Seth A Therefore all persons interested in said seem to the court meet with equity ami Mills and Rhoda Mills, the fifty (50) aces estate are hereby notified and required to good conscience This summon« ia servey on said «iefend- deeded to them, in fee. by said Kosana appear at said time and place and show Granies. and t<* tiie plaintiff Rosa a a cause ff any there be why said account be ants by publication, by virtue of an order Graines, in fee. the remainder of said prem not allowed anil said estate finally settled. I of Hon. R. P. Boise, judge of said Court, ises. and for «tv.lt further relief in the Dated this 6th day of January, A. D 1892 bearing date of January 13th. 1892 premises, as n.av sevtu to the court nuet R amsey A F kntom . MARTHA A. GETCHELL, with equity and good conscience. Attorneys (or Plaintiff'. v Administratrix of said Estate. This summons is served by publication Ramsey & Fenton, Attorneys for said Es- thereof, for six weeks, by virtue of an or (Jan 11-3) der made by Hon R I’. Boiss judge of on adverti*;r.g spec« when in Ch«c¿<o. f»nd it on (He 9 said court, dated Dec 4th. 18 -1. R amsey &. F entuk , dec 17 Attorneys for Plaintiffs. YER « 9ON. vur authurized accbt*- to Remember 1892, Fully one-half the stop usually go to the We are in of Business; and we will al S SO1T. Fruit Growers, Attention! 5,000 AGNES Finest Fruit Land the Willamette Valley Win. F. BREIDENSTEIN, AMITY FRUIT LAND COMPANY, JL utALERS I lav Just Received From THE EAST. A large Stock of Furniture! n'ir lo'ii CHiftury Bookcases. Secretaries, Etc., Etc., bv >. p Oak Musi ' p Seen to be Appreciated. I ” ’ I.ov . ' »BTAINED IN PORTLAND Bedroom Suit- from 817 to 8100. 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