Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, August 30, 1900, Image 3

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    KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
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|>r. Ih .ime» limi B. A. flopklna
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Ili* turn f..i Kl.im.ith county f ir 11
l‘lg irrigatin ' «lit« h »m pn,l,al,|y
collie next.
Mi», li h t’r al ' < f Klam.ith li'nlls,
llllN till» Week reciHved from the
grami lodge of ih D
■■ of lion ,,r,
a . o. r. w . ihe ap|K>ini uii'iit of
Iiistrl. I li. pup t.i.imi (Hii, ef of Iloti-
01 al I upe, i miipi inhlg t he * hl.ite of
I fregoli.
Thl» town ne..U more li'iiis '. <>r
le»» people. Th. r,. jM hl,( a vae.ini
hou».- in loan and ih. re are num-r.
ou» famille» who would hke to Und
pl.iei h tu Uve III.
The Mll|'ge»t loll
made l>y tills III I le htoly I» to build
lll’fl« (jltllH- . t<) I l ||| .
A m to tI k * pi'o|x»M(*(| lailiond, w<*
hear nothing which In th«- le.i t
Mis. J B . Sieiiu .1» mi.l <w” M’tt*
nturmd Snudai frolli thè hiiekle- < han;-. < Ili. pi.igiain heretofme de
elded Oil. Ill bll»il|e»4 Will, We II'
brriy put'1'-
lleve. Ilin»,, ah. .id like id s k Work;
li s s. .. 1 • t, w I mi II vi ■ o u Lual
Work Will coiiillieiu'e <>J or befóle
III
Ithii '• ip ”
I k'lol»-| | h | and l.e pushed r.lpidlv
town M
j \\ H 1 11 ik 1 arriveil li mie III.
Hrst of H' «■ ■ k fnmi III« trip to tile
tVillainO' i di. y.
James II vin», "f Merrill,
t„wn Mondi'
>• " •-
wa» in
limi
frlell'h III * ili10' i-
|t |s i . poti J tlial noi lena
l.'ai tonfisi - |" '■ ,l" l,,-s <hrotig
Klanntli ■ a th ir w 1 I • • at. r
On Tu i i' .J- V. H .un..... mid
wlfr tiiJd a trip 1 ■ William' .ti river
I..ounp ■
■ '
■ '
'' ’’ ' ■
!.. F Sl.o In , who I1K-» Iteetl 'Itlllg
im the Millo ino li, eX|H-els tu move
lo Ktamaih Fall ■ within «abort I line.
am* veg.1 ilih-H arc rm.rm ni» hi
enmity, limi Ihe quest lull Is,
will peopl. <|.. with it after nil
In re ar.' supplied
<•<?*» t mori’
limn lini alile to
team to
> Will re
Till- I».lid of . I'l.lllz. HI III I» huid market. Thin I k
e, li Ip
al I ll< eoiirt lion*-, coni­ H i « • * M. I! I:.
lug lll. - t ■
(»•'.pic V. ry mall
ami
(<■
continue
a
iiicn. lii;.' 'I hi l-iy
AI h . ii I twuw. 'k, ago Af.ljor
wrtk.
<li-n
». t, a! a hide lutile ris'ksni'
Nirs. I’.i.i 'i a prof« .Munal nur»'
pia.'. In llii* loan, a nte.-l trap wlilch
(nitll '
t
will; the nil* ;’ll m > f h« allo ' |x-lma Im* ranghi up t<> ibi» limi- 1 lie fol­
lowing c.ihaieade of ram
ii.-Bt ly.
Eight w.sHlrliuckH, scvCtl lai
Mpnr-
Captain Appiega' -. Hie |»>pui.ir
rei», five Idg wood rat» ar
iinaiii
agent at Klunitli Indian A/'-m v,
■ >11 • skunk, in all 1 » itv-.iu
'Illi»
hiadr a
•'■ . ' '! I > I’ll« |’!a<
I» a til..’ 1 It Id from <>ne trap.
Tu. «lay.
Al i M.11*111 Mr, arrivisi lumie Sun
Mr. lit -.oí i id wife, of Merrill,
da. i-v. iilii/ frulli Ashland, where tie
»rr<-in i -vu Monday.
They li nt
li.id M.ld .1 I'.v of |i"ts< H and muli » to
just returned Irmi .1 trip to Skin
gi.iemim i i a -enlH. lie reports that
Fran. is.-...
there I h r..|r d< I able lllti-reet III Ash­
W. 'I W<«dlmri di s res t<> r-xprr*» land ami v.i'ltnly rehjM-< ting the pro-
hlHgr.il>' id i" tin»«’ wlio lend, rial I» » il railr '».l tlir-.tigli this county
S m .I k I. iu Ht 'il - time of III* ricen! nnd say h I k -1 .mu- hi touch will« a
Irreali ne II!.
iiumlie; »I... I'»'k f'.rw.iid to making
plelons were I hell rollili im-d. lll:-|
io"k Ihe team away from Moil
w lio <|. part' d ipil' tly for pai l , un­
kin'.'.ii.
Eldei I« < oii',ld'.ably ti I. •
lui'i' by aisistlil,' M at m, bul K
i hank ful It I n no worn -.
'• >1-1.1! J'.i . ne. r tgent at l'ottl,imi.
If y u app.v l>y iu.nl in. losc a »tainp
f -i - irli poi he al loti.
Flsklyoti News: « In Tm
■ I: "ili and Attrai-tlona Along
noon of t his V***. » .1. 11. I
11. < <..»( Line” is a li indsomely II-
Klam il h I .ills .nrI M
< i
Insti.it' d folder, giving a >l< scriptlon
Mb l.lgmi w> ie imiti .1 Io n.
of thè le aith ami pl.a.iir» re*.i Isoli
1 •' < <
!,'.•.. n ■ .11 I ram i .co and
Ashland Tiding;: Salem v.a.gl
t l.e pur I r • of 11. I i ..ne.,
l.< s \ng< Ics.
a s '.en day si-iisatlon In tie- muni.
Idel by It i. I al h r < I V|.
' ‘ ' Ih >rt c, ” < 11.! •■Ili;,!i-<l wlf li
Ilm-, yesterday, In Hr- wedding of <-m- beautiful li ilf-tonc ‘■i 'raving», <le-
city.
Nome Weeks li;."i I
! of |fa oldest plot.... r» and ritiz. m. mtì I h n the .. . nie .111'! outing attrile­
man ¡tdu 11 Is <1 fm a w If •
William Miller, agi d
i ira, to t ion.s of 1 he vasi c ! v.oii I. rful Shasta
a short cot.' .p-md. ir •• 11
region, (Il
grandest of pieanure
•1rs. Mary I'-u.m,.
of
eu lit ju t I. Util, d took pl |I
gromids.
I '.imly, whose agit I»
yar».
Mr.
<1 p u h d for Mmit.i ’i: I u
“< al 1 r ■ 1 ! 1. 'i . f T.di u l.api”
Miller was )>oni in l.aiu aslm . s t- t< i!s al! :
mg mid wIII "o fumi Ili re
ci ih- «harms of tli.tt re-
f. ivor. .1 > mi-tropic garden
lan-1, hi 181.7, and I n otic of th' ptom-
fut io. Imin. in < >i ' /mi,
in < ..lif.unla.
; .II-lit .'Hill pl-..sjH ioi s pioneers of th
Ing' always Liln/s m.mi r Iti;
lian >mc map of * .1! f'.rnla.cimi­
Willamette valley, Having
having conc­ to
in (If tall, rellat. le, skillfully In­
> c i h •
the state
hi UM&
I» HI.
|f< lui
has a farm of
itate In
He
full of inf crinatili!! about
on r 1.000 acres Just limili of Sileni ill'- State'» r' Nourc.
11 is t h • only
, -mil ting'll ‘•Hu r property. Th • sex publl'-allon of It» kind nvetilenlly
-O'.'iiarlan bride Is a resident of ]<lam- fold, d for (ss’k-1 i'.-..-.
••Summ-r Outing»” is a 32-page
I li - «.IS III atti falls,
and during tin- pm-.'nt fold r devoted to the camping re­
«1.1*1 F. I - ” I a • slimmer has bei ■it o'llciatin/ as the 1 r<
in the Sli.tsta It'.gion and San-
W.IS i.1 I.1!' li'.ii,.■•¡■'•.■per at Pelican Bay l .-i;’.-. ta Cn.z Moi ntai.'is.
I*. It appeals
appeal» more
where her <» togeiiarian groom visit, d directly to that large and growing
class of r .■creai ion seeker» who prefer
a few weeks siliee,
Hie arrived In this poj: ■•.liar fol in uf mit Ing.
Ashland Monday en route to Sa¡. m
- i’.iritli- Gr<
I» t h>- < hautauqin
of tlu- AVer.!,
1
f .i the wedding.
and tin , f-.Irl-T mil only
' dwribi . '.tic- pretty p!ae • itv If. but
1II t lie east p -op|(- have I. - ti sw< l-
i gi ve» .a 1 pro. .am of th ■ religion» and
luring from c»c. ssne heat tliroilgli- educat i i'.nal
meet Ings, and con-
M'hools, etc., to lx: held
tiigust, while during U p - month vi nt Jon.
In i. tins have off .-n lic.-n soure.-s of ’' here t his summer.
other |>ublie.ati»,ns are “Lake Ta-
comfort, and none of the time has it
h'«-,” ••'. . .. rs and Lake County » »
1» . n warm enough to inspire a sweat. •• Yc-emitv,” “Hotel d'I Monte,”
Comj ar.itlvely few people of lid, re- ••Castle < rags,” ea, h lu ¡infill of in­
JUl 1!; placer, named,
I'.mt have ever realizi’il th- extrem-s formation at"ut
L.gh- st .style of
■ th •..land cold as exp Tiene-d in and printed
Ihe art.
the cast. Tills reminds us that in
tlm matter of fuel consumed, there is
G l ' j . j - jj 'J
lit' le dillerelice 1s t Ween here
e.lNt. Here a little Ur. IS lieciled f..r
finn!..’.ring go<
comfort during a long' r perhxi than
on/. Shirt-w
In tIn- east, where an almighty hot
h
lire is indisp.'tis.d.le for a short time,
... a few Ila
'i’ll •<...>! of fuel in the long run Is
probably alxmt equal. line tav-.r to
II
tIns emmt-y is that ti.e ie-- <!• H t I
» ‘i Falls. < >r.
ime.
an imms-essary and unknown indi­
vidual, while In the east at this time TIMBERLAND. A* T.H NE3. 1878,
NOTH E FOR BI BLU !ATI< »N.
and f..r ¡.evcral months each year he
commands paramount re«;» t and
I Ni I!dt-TATf- «.AND OFFICE.I
considérât i 'll.
I
vii \. < i.;i>.
A lgnst 6, lisW.I
Notice 1- hereby given II.at in com-
See Duffy’s >7.30 »ult». Regular plia:.<e with the provin UH ot the act ol
f Jun« 3 1878, rat
“An
$10. Sia and Si, suits while they
1 t 1 r tin - 1' "t timber lands in the
la .1 ct $7.30-
t.it- - "f Cal.: r;;i.i. Oregon, Nevada,
lieI Wa-i ngton Teriitory," a» ex- »
ai l ABoi r c auforma .
u! It. . 1 t'. • Pu'.-be Land Mates ♦
by .i. t of August 4, lv''2, John W.
<*• »
HanJsoir.? Series of Sew atiJ L'*e I:
d i.1 '/.of Kian, .th Falls. County
f«il Pcblications.
. I K'.a 1.atb. .'-late ot On g «n. has this
day til. d in this office his sworn state­
< ‘aüfomia Is the natural paradi - ' f ment .No. ju ; f.-r the purchase of the
Ci.- !.. lid.iv maker. Ils P '.iiro . ar SVV quarter <4 .-eetion vo. 8. in Town-
»lop s ..
Ran.- - s .. 6 I',., an I will
in «haustiole, ItH invitation miive:s;il.
1 pr. 1 t" -li | li st the land sought
and it s r »•>.•“» mid attractions an - . ■ is niore vaoiabi.- for its timl-er or stone
ti an i r agrieiihural p-ar|».«es, and to
the most noted in the world.
Th1 S ait tieni Pacific Comjiam | ib- « -la iish iiis claim to »aid land Is-fore
the
Regi.«ter and Receiver of this office
lish sdì sci lpt1 ve li'erat urec«'litahi;:>‘!
at
Lak.-view
Origen, on S»lurday, the
valuable Information ab mt all < f •-■o:hday <1 O h
■ er. I ‘ot. Heliamegas
them. It I n for free distributiv;, and . in .
.1. tl. Whitcomb, of Picard,
mn I m « obtained from any Southern I ............ C.J. Sly. of Picard, Cali­
p.ui.ic Agent .if»'. II. Marn.i.im. fornia: II. I*. Gularneati, ot Klamath
lai!'*. Oreg..11: Henrietta Galarneail.
■ I Klamath falls. Oregon. Any and
a'l jhi - oii « < i:u;i'g adversely the
.‘».ve-d.-ci il-ed Inn Is an- requested to
lil ■ th. .r > iini-in t!ii> office on or be-
file .-all 2i' I. d.iv ..I O-t.i'vr, l'r>0.
E. M. B! TfAlN, Register. I
al Cost
AH hh I."11 •■ W.»"ls, of A'rck'l. Cut,, invenimi'iiis li.-re In the early future.
who h.i> It 'll visititi. Mr* T. I’.
‘I'll;* l.s'.illly never H|*eially lirafpi
Miller f
>1 Wri t •», r< t lirnifl of It h fri.lt. yet all t lie fruit I r-s are
lionir >it> ei n.
full ami mativ . f tlu'm ar«- I >«<1<<I so
Born, to Mr. a:. I Mis. I.. F. M n- heavily . ih lo I n - hi d.ing« i of break­
flii, ii. ar v tan nt, \upiMt 23, n ing down.
Apple,, plum», prune»
il.ur.'iit.I- IL-■. ri cderlng pro- and np:i. "i. ar> in gr«-at abundance,
f.-Mlmial a . -I.i.i
t In ugh 1» a. le » md |warN are not h >
Ilin,'.
I- . .lr us, on“ of t In­ pieni ■ oil aeeounl of III.- »•v.Te fr'K.I.s
blgXist i <
. i, ,,f tim kind III «>( last spriii;.'.
Till» I* a good fruit
tile W< 1 'd, I . I ; . Ills, d (o i villini II) country an lib fruit Is of an e veci-
Mnlfor.l
i
s-r In.
leni <|Uallty .
Ired. .Mimi
A'lil.iml Tiding»:
8. Il, n . adv ,11»<n
F va and F.l»lc Appl- gate, son and
IlllITy,
\ I ills-> see
daughters of l.u-’l.m Appleglte, of
ft
■in'Hint . f new and attr
Is1 1» ism
lot
Klamathcuunty. arrive I in Ashland
Friday . ’I lie Mi»*e» Ei a aiKl 1 b-t- •
it Is r p. ; t- I by Ash
left nn Saturday'* train for »an Jo»-,
tint G.-iie. il Manager
•rt' I! "I ■ I .t i I. i n I .. c mtireieii Cal., wlure tiny will atfend school
«luring Ihe winter ’’hr. AA . S. John-
with th. < n . a Midland IL IL
Min returned from I’otiland yi.»ter-
We lind stand that a town site
I day ami left for A alnax mi th«' Klam­
I1.1» br- ii i -.it Iv laid out al SiMmcrr
v
■
rrn-k. tnd th it a s.ore 1» tiehig built ath r. »< ri al Ion • Imlay.
tiiT" by i
AAould it ii'd I«* a g"'«l thing if Ihe
•til I a hi from Mi -lil-
ifatt,
«•«ilintv had .1 eomify fair this fall.
Fr.t'i. i, i. w ih in ye«tordvy from The gnat enq* of every kind will
. I . • i; Valley. furnl»h a grand display of exhibits.
" ' (
I
1 ' • ' "Ils Ilf A libili II.
Fast liorNes and fat cattle, liorm-
race»
and the (hmu>;iml other attrac­
’
"
ling U m sniniii. r » it h
tions on kiic I i occasions will make a
litui.
“Klamath County Fair" equal to am
í 'I ich I. r Hatton, »on < f IL II Hat-
In
I hr .slat«'. Think It over.
Sin h
Ion nf this pitee, who went to
¡1 fair would show up the productimm
’
11 i," N.'im-. h.is
and reNoiirce» of tills county In grand
■I i :■ un his re­
CCS.
style.
turn.
AV.
E.
Conner,
landlord
of
tli
•
Hl.' blnklhlf IS’eilpIl» I IlV
Mr.
AA'e li.ive jn-i receiv.<1 mir tirst invoice ol 300 suits of the eelebrated Brown
Sl 1,11 ' '
ring i I'.hdim- iit lia» Hot«'! < begun at Ashland, was here Bros.'(Iiegon City AVoolen Mill» Clolhimt. wliich i» the liest on Eartli. We also
Sum!
ly
at
tlie
head
of
a
parly
of
lif-
'"■'•n pur, h i .. I by M h J, |or Worden,
< II ty n elleaper line of good clothing. We ean an I w ill seil von a suit of clotlies
teen tourist.» "Im had spent two
I i illy enlarged and ini-
i ehcap m «tiy honte on the R R in Ronthern <»iccm or Northern Calum nla.
weeks viewing scenery and enjoying
proved th. ..... .
camp life al Crater lake, Spring
Among the
Lr'l.'.f • i 4^, , mi Wedn-sdav, the creek and I’ellean bay.
party were II. S Sanfonl and family
--nd nisi., a h.in.Lome and well-lie-
and Mr»: IT ink E. Iloff ami two sons,
l
*"n of uNiial weight.
Thl»
of Long Island City. N. Y.
Mr.
*¡u lb. ¡1 iir.,t.
Nanfoid used to be mayor of that city,
• • I’, i arrick I» constructing on and Mr. Iloff I.» treasurer of the Lung
'"H on ,\| h,. Hire d a n 'W hulld-
Wv ctiriy an e’cgnnt lilie
Island IL IL
l"g. JOIe, tu I,.,.f
i f all giiuli» a.nl styl«* of
!'• be occupied by
T!ic
number
of
Idg
Niieecsses
In
gold
•'i" hardware s|1M-k.
Hat...
B hen eimiph'l •
«"I b a |U,p and commodious mining Is probably very »mall e< m-
1'he kargest As
pared lo Ihe mimlier of failures. I lit
building.
t ortment in Klaut
I J. W. Downing, «f Siskiyou county .
Mr». Gibson, of
ai.li County.
Ashland, was cal- Cal., who, with fifteen others, pnsail
l"1 l*l" la.'.t Week
hy t lie sickness of through here last week on his way to
iff III at the Hotel I lie Lakeview land otliee, I n on ■ i f
vomi;' man had |H<en I hose who have been
l>cen wonderfully
het Wi en here and fortunate, Not I ing ago lie bon 'lit
a mine In Siskiyou colini y for $500,
ls "•;» -ItI that 300 people are and oil developing II found Ilio yield
'»'"Mal ih., fammi»
11 la said lie has
huckleberry tin' richest of ore.
o 'll
''biter lake, tills comity, lately been offered $30,(KM) for Hi '
•*"«t»<.f traveler»
arc Keen every mine.
."" tlielr way I" or from tin1
few of the sal ■» of call!«', mill.';;.
Ij,’rry p iti »,
' <>r (’rater lake.
etc. lit I his county la.sl week, are tile
!n"a""'a Bros.’ rn
h'os.' inereanllli* c»ttit> following: L. II. Applegate sol I to
al Gold ..........
Hill I was hurgluriz- Silas obeiichain, of l.angcll valley,
*y "Ight.
In the »aine 200 head of cattle at $35 per hem!.
wiihi" ",lNI,'S11 Ihe post ottico, frolli L. A. Lewis, Frank McCormack and
1 l,i,'tt I uiii I h I o thè amoiiut Dave liaugli, of the Big Klamath,
' '• Hie Nhirc I oni ¡ i I hiii I $5fl,
Hold 100 head of catlfe to .1. ('. Mitch­
Mtvs'ii l rl""'il11' ,'r,M,k
Jo'trtial ell of Gazelle, Cal. - Judge Smith oi
Ì 2' h ""'‘
■•rlgntlon Co.
Altamont, sold ten head of mules for
r«rrv'vv >'t ,'y,
W"rk l'r,,l,i,, lHK «” $625 fo Mr. McHenry of Modesto,
r|v,.f -
' 'ri,,n II"'ttpper IteNchiiteN Cal. Mr. Mell, ah > bought about loo
II um will give u« vour trnde, will tiy t«> p ease von
"
Mcnlled .'lieserl. "wlllch head of mules of John Wells of Bly. a 1 I v ill ginn antee all nur goods. Mail orde - sulicilvd.
ncv,li '"'4M tire and htf, r to lie also liought In Sprague liver va^-
Yotrin l’oi: r.:
F ¥
3
¡7X331’
We carry an
Elegan! line 0?
ats and
Shoes
latest styles at
Bed Rock prt
and gel prices
We want to figure you on
Zc carry a nice iip=to
line of Men’s and
in both
coarse and fine
grades.
ladies’
Oxford Ties and
Slippers in iasis
and Black
a .♦*4.
?
ELECTRIC
CASH STORE
\M a ^
9
Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groceries
The Best Assortment We
Have Ever Shown
Fall Stock Now Arriving
L F. WILLITS, Proprietor
uuiiiii rails.
SOUTHERN OREGON
STATE NORMAL SCH
limber land. Act June j, 1878—
Notice for Publication.
I NITEi* TA I LS LAND OFFICE.)
•
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110. '
N'lticc is hereby given that, in com-
l.'i.im i- v, it h the prio i'ioi.s of the act of
t'oi/'«■" "I June
187». entitled “An
act lor :!••• sale of thnl’er lam's in th«- I
• late“ of Cidil i t. 1. Oregon, Neva laund
AV asliington Territory,”«» extended to
all li e Public Land Mates by act of
Vigil t I. I-'2. Newt, n 8. l’ntiiain 01
___
K .or »'!.on, ( uonty of
oi Siskiyo,
Msk.yo, . State
-f California has thia day tiled in
thi« office l;i »worn »tab ment. No. 268,
lor the puichase <'f the NE '4 of Fee­
I,ship No.
lion No. ' in Toe.
Township
No, 32, S„
Knngt- No. *.. I’, and will offer proof to
fliovv that the land sought is more valu-
able for its tiiulx-r or stone than for ag-
rionitur;'.) |.urj»'i«. aril to establish In»
claim to said iai.d 1.« foie tin- Register
and Receiver H' thi* olli* «• at l/ik.-view ,
Oregon, on Saturday, tl.e *'-t!i «lay ot
«'i tol»T, “MU'. He l ame» as witnesses:
I.. I.al’l.imlxiy of Ashland, AVisevn-
sin; F. AV. Russell, of Ashland. AViseon-
'in : I li. ina* S. Nv
of AV ishbnrn, AVis-
e-'iisin : Jacob Isler, of Khun.ith Falls,
Oregon. Any ami all persons claim­
ing adversely Ihe al»»ve-.'.e»crila«l lands
are ii-qu. ste.l to tile their claims in this
< l!;ee on er bi-L.re raid t.tli day ol
October, i l".
E. M. BR ATTAIN. R. zister.
ASHLAND, OREGON,
A strictly normal school. Thorough instruction in all brandies. The highest
professi. nal traifiing. Each teacher a specialist. Beautitul and healthful loca­
tion and home-like surrouudings.
Fall term Iregins September 10.
AV rile for catalogue and further information.
W. M. CLAYTON, President.
Call on C. H. Withrow
Reames’ building
Celebrated Steel Aerortio
tors, Pumps, Pipe and fit-#
tings. Try one and be®
happy
TIMBER I.\ <l). Acr.ICNEJ, 1878. \pplegate. II. E. No. 1748 for the Ws proof to »how that the land
notici : eoi : i i íilication .
of NE' j and SE'i of NEl4 of Sec 22, and more valuable for its tinilieF
-W'4 of NW>4 of Sec. 23. Tp. 37, S„ R. than for agricultural pnrpoeen, and trf
10 E., W. M., Oregon. He names the esta' li»h hi» ciaim to »aid land before!
C Ni Tl'!' - I' \ I I’.s I. INI' O!TU EJ following witnesses to prove his con­ the Register and Receiver of this office
1. vKi:vi;:w, <'lii.oos, July 28. I'.'OO 1 tinuous residence upon and cultivation at Lakeview, Oregon, on Saturday, the
Notice is hereby /.veil lh.it in com­ of sai I lamt. Viz f t. R. I’attcr.ion, of 6th day of October, 1'JOO. He name» »»
pliance with the provisions of the act of Klamath Falls, Oregon : John Janssen, witnesses: John W. Brandenburg, id
t'oligre-s of Jum- 3, 1878, entitled “An of Klamath Falls. Oregon : John Hib­ Klamath Falls, Oregon; C.J. Sly, of
act tor the saie of limber lands in the berts, of Klamath Falls, Oregon ; Her­ Picard, California; Melissa Branden­
states o| California. Oregon. Nevada, man Schnior. of Dairy, Oregon.
burg, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Faw
E. M. BRAiT’AlN. Register.
gene Spencer, o( Keno, Oregon. Any
and Washington Territo.y.” as ex­
tended to all the Public I ,«n-l Stales
and all persons claiming adversely tlia
ly net of August 4. IS'.L, E. W
above-described lands are requested io
TREASURER
’
S
notice
.
Kussell, of A-bland, County of Ash
file their claims in this office on or be­
land. Stale of \\ i-c< i.sin, has this day
fore said 6th dav of October, HMM).
tiled in this otliee his »worn statement
E. M. PRATTAIN, Register.
Notice is hereby given tli.it there arc
No. 262. lor the purchase of the AV. half fimds in the county treasury (or the re­
..f W. half of .* Section No. 21. in Town- demption of the following countv war­ NOTICE OF SETTLEMEN»^*’ FI­
slop No. ....
32. S., Hauge No. 7l._. E., mid rants, protested prior to 1'ecenibeT •»«
NAL ACCOUN'D» 71SSW
proof to »how that the land 181'1: (nteiest
will offer
<
I...___ on the same will cease
sought is niori> valuable for its tim- from this date : 4665, 4663, 4'11,4643,
in tlie County Court
I>er r.r stone than for agricultural 451'4. 4417, 4587. 4664, 4433, 4645. 4644,
/' o - m ;
purposes, and to establish his claim 4667, 460 !. 4452, 4640, 4614. 4658, 4623, county. Oregon.
In the matter of the estate 01 Jacoo
to said land before the Register and 4286, 46*.2. 4800. 4673, 4683, 4771, 4773,
Iludkins,
deceased.
Keceivcr of this office at Lakeview, 4747, 4C76, 4072, 42*>8, 4766, 4588, 4700,
Notice is hereby given that Alston
the ..........
tltli day of 43!'8.
Oregon, on Saturday,
t........ —, ....
October, ItH't), He names as witnesses:
Dated nt Klamath Falls, Oiegon, thi pheus Iludkins, executor of said estate,
has tiled in said court and cause, his
Newton S, I’utrain of Khmiatlion, Cal­ 5th day of July, HMM.
final account of his adniinwtrKtkiO of
ifornia: I . l a I'laniK y of Ashland Wis­
li. H. A' vs A’ ai kkvbvro .
consin; Thomas S. N. -r 1 I Washburn, |
County Treasurer. said estate, and that by order of said
court, duly made and entered, the
Wisconsin; Jacob Isler of Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
Any and all |a-rsons TIMBER LAND. ACTJINE3. 187.8, fourth day of Septeniber, lnOO. •« (en
o’clock in the forenoon oi eft day, t>e-
clahning adversely the noove-descri.
NOTICE FOB PIBLICATION, I ttig the second day uf J*® next regular
bed lands are reque.-te I to tile their
■ term of said cg*,,“”.n ”,e ronrt ronin iit
claims in this ofiiee on or before said
VNTTED STATES LAND OFFICE. I I ¡thecomitw
«f’•id c.in.te
c.tli Jay of Oelo'.aT, l'.ou,
L vkkvikw , O kkgon , July 25, l'.MX). I 1 and-st ‘
’ . >n «xe<*«" the tune »hit
E. M. BK VFI’AIN, Register.
hearing
of objections to
Notice is hereby given that in ce
“ 1.
'9W-I
' -<>e
"1 f'>r|the ,,ei,rl,|
X Of
1""* ,1"“‘ aecol ----
»ni «nt* the
...v settlement*
,u< iu<-n,
pl ¡anew with the provisions uf, Md “An I* thereof.
Notice l’or Publication.
Congress of June 3, lAx'V lands in the
Dated
at
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon,
this
act for lire »alwrtfiiii. Oregon, Nevada,
Department of flic Interior,
states/^liingtoii Territory,” as ex 31»t day of July, lf>00.
Ai.»Tonrnrr» HcmctKH,
Laud Ollice at Lakeview . Oregon fbiided to
,lie
Land Slates
Executor of the Estate of Jacob
Angnst 21, UR'
bv JV- ■'
*• ’S*02' Hrtr, v 1>- As Iludkins,
Deceased.
.»oiue i-
1 hereby
nerenv given tlim
ni;r.' 1
,■ ■ * ■ ••iriiean. of K lamnth Tulls. Conntv of
Notice
in.; named ; rvlllcr
..
........ I . ............ "
KI«mall>. .8Ute of Oregon, has this day
ing
has
intention to make tinal pro..! ‘Tprmu tiled in this ofiiee his sworn statement
Those wlio want bargains com«?
pixl ot bi* claim. '"i4
1. '’Y, ’ -'i'- -"4. for the purchase of tlie
-- NW,
.... utxin
...... fo the
Ul' (¡old
’.om Front,
t ronl, uh
as thin
thia
will bo inade b'4<i?o v,
p 4'f T'^ter
S.-etion No. g 8.
~ nship I slaughter sale will last only a shoik
: .w< of ...............
...... in Tow
vv. 38 . ., Lange N... t> T. , and WI|1 tf|tl > tini0 kinger.
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