HE BRICK STORE ! frort in the matter of Irrigation. RÍV-. Bryant and son of Poe Valley I passed throitgli town last TücSday on • their tour of the reservation to buy eneral Merchandise. REAMES & JENNINGS, KLAMATH FALS, OR LEADING SADDLE AND HARNESS Shop in Eastern Oregon. C. C. MALTBY & SON, Props. The Maltby Saddle is Known and Recognized as the Best on the Harket. C. C. Maltby has had 41 years’ experience in saddlery’ in stock countries. Complete Line of Harness and Riding Material. CLEARANCE SALE! During the Next Thirty Days to prepare for the Largest and Finest stock of millinery, ladies’ fur nishing goods, trimmings, etc., ever brought to Klamath Fall. CENTRAL MILLINERY STORE, MRVV.e<t0VD Dux. punces, ami to i-'ablish his claim to said land More J. »' Haniaker, U.S. Commissioner, at li.uian/a. Oregon, on Fridav, the 27lh day 01 March, tito, lie minies ns with" -vs: Jus. Malone, of lamgvll Valley, Oregon; Geo. I»'.u, ot l-ringell Valley. Oregon: A. C. I'lin- ean, of l.angell Valley, Oregon; Jett Wilson, of l.angell Valley, Oregon. Any ami all persona claiming adversely tile' above-describe«) lands are request ed to tile their claims in thia office on or before said 27th dav of Marcii, 1903. E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. Mrs. Geo. Morine and Mrs. Win. Terrill made a flying trip to the Falls last Saturday, returning Sunday. Roy I. Kilgore and wife expect to start for the soutli in a short time if the roads remain passable. Roy lias been advised by his physician to change climates on account of his CONTEST NOTICE. health. t>r. Johnson was called to Dairy Department of the Interior.) United States Land Office, £ last Monday evening to attend one of Lakeview. Oregon, lkteuiber 9, 1902. ’ the Michael boys who is sick. Willie Stevens who has just recover A sufficient contest affidavit having tiled in thia office by Francis J. ed from a severe attack of pneumonia lieen Bowne, contestant, against homestead has been removed from the llamaker entrv No. 2353, made November 24, 1900, saw-mill to his home In Langell's val for 8 half 8E quarter, SE quarter S\> ley. quarter See. 8, and NF. quarter NW Township39S., 310 Range 11 Died, Edward Messner, January 17, 1 quarter, Sec. 17, Township _____ ______ E. by Walter Bloomingdale, , contestee, 1903, at the home of his sister, Mrs. I in wiiich it is alleged tliat said Walter Wm. Copeland. He complained of Bbs’iningdalo has wholly abandoned rheumatism, but no one thought him said tract; that ho has changed his resi dangerously ill. He was walking dence therefrom for more than six about the yard andon entering the! months since making said entry; that bouse, he dropped dead. This makes1 his absence from said tract was not due the third death in the family since to his employment in the military or the middle of September last—Mrs. naval service nt the ’.’tilted States; that Ida Walker, daughter of Mr. and said tract is not settled u)x>n and culti Mrs. Frank Swingle, in September, vated by said party as required by law; there is no house or other build and Grandma Messner, about 6 weeks that ings of any nature or kind upon said ago. tract; tliat no part of said tract has The remains were laid to rest in been cultivated, or other improvement the family cemetery near the side of made of any value upon said tract; that said entryumn has wholly failed to es Ills niece and mother. H obo . tablish a residence upon said tract; said parties are hereby notified to ap Try one of those delicious steaks at pear, respond and offer evidence touch ing said allegation at 10 o’clock a. tn. Uueeda Meat Maiket. on March 7, 190:1, before J. O. llama- Mrs. Johanna Sodcrholni, of Fergus ker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Bonanza, Falls, Minn., fell and dislocated her Oregon, and that final hearing will be shoulder. She had a surgeon get it i held at 10 o'clock a. tn. on March 12, back is place as soon ¡us possible, but | 1903, before the Register and Receiver the United States Land Office in it was quite sore and pained her at Oregon. very much. Her son mentioned that Lakeview, Tliat said contestant having, in a he had seen Chamberlain's Pain proper affidavit, filed October 25, Balm advertised for sprains and sore 1902, set forth facts which show that ness, and she asked him to buy her a after due diligence personal service of bottle of it, which he did. It quick this notice can not lie made, it is here ly relieved her and enabled her to by ordered and directed that such notice sleep which she had not done for sev lie given by due and proper publication. E. M. Bfc.vrrAiN, Register. eral days. The son was so much pleased' with the relief it gave his mother tliat he has since recommend limber Land, Act June 3, 1878— ed it to many others. For Siile by Notice for Publication. Chitwood & Co. STATES LAND OFFICE, For reliable Information concern- A t L UNITED akeview , O re ., November 22, 1902. Ing public lands go to J. W. lia ina- Notice is hereby given tliat, in com kar; get the benefit of thirty years pliance with tiie provisions of the act of experience. Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An for the sale of tinilier lands in tiie Glasses prescribed by us are con act states of California, Oregon, Nevada and sidered the foremost remedy for the in Washington Territory,” as extended cure of eye troubles. to all the Public Land States by act of D. E. J ohnson , Optician. August 4, 1892, the following persons mi ni No. Irti-’. f«rih<; u',*' MI-, NW.,. M.. 2-.. .-v N •. SF.<4 N\\L,».l.;vH'.m v. .Arn w M ► hip No. .>< >., R h "8‘ • • ih,, hiud «mi w ili < 15-r p.iHil t 'HlOW tb.» I Houglit h> more vahiuf'b fm u* • , »tulli' Uniti tur agl u ni'I1'1', U,e.tabH»l> Imr ' am. (;■ -ul (ore .1. W. Ilauiakar, T. B. ( ¡.immr, H Kla.m.lb Fall». ’ ' Momlny. tbe Wlh day ot Api l. > Slie iiHinux hm w : Fonie, ol Portland. »"eP’" l ' • 1 tler, ot Albany. (»rigo»; f. ■ ..... of Albany. Oregon: "• •' .Ml^ " , <>f Olete, Oregon. An.v a'"1 '* • " ,„,1 claiining advernelv thè nlsive-dt m rd < ' land» are reqne»ted lo file 1 A in tliÌH ottìcv on or beiorv »uul Ai of Aprii, 1903. „ , fi.r E. M. B rattai «. Rvghter. Vi.e RedM. U xitkii S tates L ind Oitur.) L akkvikw , O kmios , N ov . L I*-»'-.» Notice it hereby given that in »'”"' pliance with the previsions of the net o congress ol June 3, 1878. entitled M act lot the sale ol timber I hii .I* m th« states of California. Oregon, Neia.ta, Plansand Furnished All anil Washington Cerrito. V.’ »" ‘' and Building tended to all the Public Land M ites by act of August I. 1892. An- re" on the shoemaker, of Minneapolis, JI.>4 1111 riett Ave . county ol Hennej'tn, Mute "I Minnesota, Ims this day tt'ed in tn* office his sworn statement, No. I'<4. for tiie purchase of the S halt SW quar Store ter, Sec. 19. E hall NW quarter, of 8ec Scroll tion No. 30, in Cownship No. s . Range No. 7'.. E. W. M-, and will'lfir proof to show that the land sought 1» more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural puriswes. and to establish his claim to said land before CH. Withrow , U. S. Commissioner, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Friday, the I ICNCl I AN(; K STABEES 27th day of March, 1903. lie names as 4 witnesses: Charles Martin, of fort Klamath, Oregon; Samuel Main, of W. W. IIAZI'N. Proprietor, Fort Klamath, Oregon ; Albert Martin.’ of Fort K lamutli, Oregon ; Nelson Hol EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. comb, of Fort Klamath, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the Horses boarded by day, or il abovexleserilied lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or G rain nd sold, before said 27th dav ol March, l‘.”3. , Southern Oregon E. M. I Gt 11 > ■ 1 v. Register ’a , J. F. GOELLER, Proprietor Specifications on Buildings Contracting and Installment Plan. Kinds m week ntL Hay and bought a I i-sen^ers conveyed lo all purls of ami Northern California at the very lowest rateH. Telephone Connection Between Stable and Hotel Linkville. Livery U nited S tati » L and Oriu’i:.) Lakeview,Oregon, Nov<-n.ivi 2s. l'11-'.' Notice is hereby given licit in cmii pliance with the provisions of the act of ■ • — Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An TREASURER'S NOTICE. A't for the sale of tinilier hind ill the F. L. WRIGHT. J. C. WHIPP. states of California. Oregon, Nevada, Al l()RM':Y-Ar-l.A W', and in Washington Territoiy” as extend ed to all the Public Land States bv act of August 4, 1892, the following persons A»t-rii Ilpferimre l»y ì DEALERS IN have thia day fileil In this office their 19, IS’,Ml. ItituruMl on umile u ill rra*«’ National Bnnk an«l Attoria Ha V Ing, sworn statements, to-wit: from thin «Int«* : N" ». K82 8. m 7I7, KMAI, Bunk “I A*l««ria. Oregon. Walter Anson, MM 16. itnpnaiir Court N77W, thH ' HaOl) W . M8|U. h 72 of Klamath Falls, county of Klamath, xs i 5, s. ii ; 1, S k I », , h 7.’».*), 87M, Eulli». Or. I'I hhìv . Main |D|. 8X72 state of (iregon, sworn Statement No. >911, KM3, «S6UI, M H'.i. 8MI, H75Ü, W.M, Marble, Granite, Iron Fencing and General Contracting NE have this day filed in this office their 1614. for the purchase of the • »1•M.P», Niki«’), 8796, h'.M'Ji, 8713, .1- .“ ‘¿VALLINO. , The City Express is again at the sworn statements, to-wit: ami N1.. SE'4, Sec. 1, T. 37 S., R. y in Stone Work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 8710. N’3|, >*7 '9, 7M«3,, *915. 8728, old stand, ready for heavy or light i:„ w. m . Everett L. Peck, 1 Ulutl nt KlaniAth 1Filli». Oregon, , tint Attorney» and Counselor* at /-s» Charles C. Essig, of 515 Clay St., Portland, county of hauling. ASHLAND, OREGON. P. O. box 65. Multnomah, state of Oregon, sworn of Harrison, county of Kootenai, Save money by making your home statement No. 1604, for tiie purchase of of Idaho, sworn statement No. 16| l*r»«,tirr in State atei Federal C«airU and I’. F. I-Mini <MHce. the E'., of W'.,, See. 29, T. 87, S., R. I the purchase of the S', NW1«, ' people with obdurate indifference. stead, timber and other filings with 13 I and S‘< NE1«, Sec. 2, T. 37 8., 1 E., W. M. Congress has stricken the tariff from C. II. Withrow, U. S. Commissioner, limber Land, Act June J 187.8 — I W. M. Klamath I alia, Oregon. Milton J. Jones, coal and now it may be admitted free Klamath Falls, Oregon. Notice for I'ulilicatlon. i of Portland, county of Multnomah, That they will offer prisif to show I of duty from any foreign country. state of Oregon, sworn statement No. i that the land sought is more valuable Published every Thursday by ! The grand jury in Chicago has re 1605, for the purchase of tiie SEquarter, for its timber or stone than for sgrieul- | Sec. 30, T. 37 8., R. 13 E. W. M. turned indictments against forty , tural purposes, and to establish tln-ir Benjamin F. Jones, claim to said land before J. W. llama- i people, high in business and social AGENT of 174 Third St., Portlan«!, county of ‘kar. U.S. Commissioner, at Klamath life, who are charged with a combina E ditors and P roprietors . Multnomah, state of Oregon, sworn Falls, Oregon, on Thursday, the 23rd tion to corner the coal supply and statement No. lfiOt», for the purchase of dav of April, 1903. thus work great hardship on consum gt’MCRrpTION rates : the 8 iialf SW quarter, Sec. 30, anil N They name as witnesses: Charles C. Notary Public and Convcynu.er. ers. This alleged conspiracy is be half NW quarter, Sec. 31, T. 37 8., R. J F.ssig. of Harrison. Idaho; Waiter An- f2 00 lieved to exist among operators, job Ó»« year (tn advance).................... M AMAI It i'Al.1.5, ORE. 13 E., W. M. ; son, of Klamath Falls. Oregon; Wesley bers, wholesalers, retailers and all j<). Smith, of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Etta Jones, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. 1903 who handle the coal from the time GRADUATE OF THE of Montavilla, county of .Multnomah, | H. 11. Wescott, of Klamath Falls, Ore DAI <illll WS OI RI BI k Alt state of Oregon, sworn statement No. gon; Joseph C. Smith, of Klamath I it leaves the mine until it reaches 1 1607, for tin' purchase of the SE quarter, Falls, Oregon. I the consumer. At various places in third That* Sec. 31, T. 37 8., R. 13. E. W. M. Any and »11 person» claiming adverse habitants, forced to action by danger Officer» UN Christian L. Ixing, ly the alsive-desi'rilied lands are re of freezing, have appropriated train of 174 Third St., Portland, county of quested to file their claims in this otlice Hattie liso*. Multnomah, state of Oregon, sworn on or Is'fore «aid 23rd dav of April, lixXI The first vote in the Oregon legis loads of coal without consulting the . ; F M. owners. This step, in the face of an statement N'o. 1608, for the purchase E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. lature took place Tuesday, resulting impass ibility to buy fuel and to avoid Sec.} lirbectt your vision defective of the 8 half NW quarter and N half as follows: Fulton, 29; Geer, 20; freezing, is highly commendable, to . SW quarter, 8ec. 32 T. 37 8., R. 13 E., come us. W. M. Wood, democrat, 18. Yesterday’s: say the least. That tliry will offer proof to show Notice is hereby given that there tote resulted: Fulton, 31; Geer, 18. eye that J. O. HAMAKER. that the land sought is more valuable arc funds in file town treasury for ELECTRIC POWER PLANT. for its tinilier or stone than for agricul to Watch for circulars the redemption of the following war The National Woolgrowers' asso tural purposes and to establish their Ashland Tidings. rants, interest on same to cease from ciation and National Livestock asso date that I bo claim to Raid land before J. \V. Hama- January The big electlc power plant being 1, 1903; Nos. 889, 890, 891. kar, U. S. Commissioner, at Forest, ciation will hold their next annual you. fitted 1,000 Oregon, on Tuesday, tbe 21st day of 892, 893, «94, 897, 898. 899, conventions in Portland in January, installed at Fall Creek, on the Klamath Do a General l and l ocating Ifusl* April, 1903. 90(1, 901. HÛG, 902, river, in Siskiyou county, mention of 901, 905, 908, 1904. people last year. nesa. Survey ing and Conveyancing They name as witnesses: Everett L. 907, 908, 909, 910, which has already been made in the 912, 913, 914, a Specialty. All Business Promptly Peck, Portland, . Oregon; r •, of ..................... ' _ . Milton J. 915, 916, 917, 918. Tidings, is expected to be ready for A measure is before the legislature Jones, of Portland, Oregon ; .................. Benjamin I Attended to. Office in City Hall. by March 1st. The big ditch J. W. S iemens . for the creation of a State Fire Com business F. Jones, of Portland, Oregon; Chris has been finished. This is 4800 feet Town Treasurer. BONANZA, OREGON. tian L. Ling, of Portland, Oregon; Etta mission of live men. to have control I in length, and will convey the waters NoHie For Publication- Jones, of Montavilla, Oregon. of all matters relating to forest pro of Fall creek to the edge of the cliff limber land. Act June j, 1878— Dr part ment of the Interior, i Any and all persona claiming adverse tection against fires. Hon. R. A. above the power house, where a fall of Notice lor Publication. Land Office al Lakitviejr Oregon. ly the above-described lands are re Emmittof Klamath county is named nearly 700 feet will be obtained, and Cleanliness and Good Work quested to file their claims in this office l*ui'ciulier 23, IM)2. I in the bill as one of the members of I which will develop the electric energy IM I Fl> «T VI EH LAND OFFICE ( on or before said 21st dav of April 1993. I Notice i» In-r< bv given that the fob I. akeview , i I rkuin , Ovtnl'.r 2tl W.'l the commission. Guaranteed. E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. I necessary to supply light and power, v, , , , . I nw!"8 namcl »ettlerl.a. til,..| noticeof N"lno i« lu-ri'l'v givi'ii tiist, in cui* Notice 1» hereby given that in com ' b'” >nt' i>tion to make final i.mof m Nl||, Also Agent for LONDON AND fdliim e with ilio pruvi»i«>ns uf tlie a< t <4 A bill for a new game law, intro w hich it is the purpose of the company TIMBER LAND NOTICE. pbance with the provision» of the act o ’ I port of hi» claim, and II..it h .u I i,n.,i duced in the senate, extends the close to distribute to various towns ot the LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO. Coiigrens of June 3, 1H73, «»nthled “A h “’11 ,, m ‘ ••»••»,- 1 - »»*•• ' - : l'oiigre»» of Junr 3, 1878, t-titillml “A* i< t tur tlio »¡ili« of timlwr Iwnil» in tb* I let for the rale of tioilwr land» in the Meason for ducks, geese, etc., in i j county. RE-ADVERTISEMENT. The trench for burying the forty • '»’••» <»( ’ alltorno,. Ori-gon, Nsvsr’s sn<il l »late» of California, Oregon, Ncvaila, Klamath, Lake and Jackson counties TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.— " l’-hiiii'ton Tri ritory, ss rxtenilcd l> UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, and Washington Territory.” a» ex- from January 1 to September 15. , ' and thirty inch steel pipe which con- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. all llii' Piibli,. Land Stale* l>y set <4 L akeview , O regon , November 18, 1902. ! tended to all the Public Lind Mate» bv I In other counties of the state it runs I veys the water under pressure from kngUSt I, l«‘.cj. «,otif,i,-,| Nciils-r», <■! Notice is hereby given that, in com I act of Angn.t4, 1892, the following per. from February 1 to September 1. . the penstock at the top of the cliff UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ) Klionati, I all», coiinty <J Klumaih, »1»« sone have this day filed m thin office to the water wheels below, is nearing pliance with the provisions of the L akeview , O regon , N ov . 24, 1902. f Hunters here want the same privi- j ■1 I ( 'regoi,. im» t||iR ,(MV (i|c| ¡„ (|,i« ofinv act of June 3, 1878, entitled “An their »worn statement«, to-wit: lege granted to other parts of the j j completion. Within a week sixteen Notice is hereby given that in com act for the sale of timber lands in the r » i i 1 ló» »worn stati'incnt, No. 1554, forili» • Trefren, I carloads of the big pipe will be on pliance with the provisions of the act of States of California, Oregon, Nevada and of Ashland, county of Jackson, state ol state and there seems to be no good I the ground. The foundation pur<-lia»e of thè f. |,»|f sE qtmrter, bW of the Congress of June 3,1878, entitled “An Washington Territoiy,” as extended to < Oregon, sworn statement No. 1540 f,,r Reason why they shouldn’t have it. . [ power-house is being laid. quarto» 8 !, quarter, of Seri ioti No. f. This act for the sale of timber lands in the I in r«>wn*liip No. ,i7 8., Itange No. The bill in question mentions noth the Public Land States by act oí I the purchase of the NE quarter, »...'tion 1 power-house is to be constructed of states of California, Oregon, Nevada, all ' I'.. W. M., anil will offvr proni lo townnhip 40 S., range 7 E. W M ing about trout fishing. August 4, 1892, the following persons j stone and will contain, when com and Washington Territory,” as ex have fileil in this office their sworn I ru. •’om‘l,h u- Delvendahl, ‘ llint ilifliirxl thè land aouglil »oughl in i» mori» more udii- »al»- | show unit tended to all the Public Land States by pleted, fjur Pelton waterwheels, each I able aole for ita itw timber tiinher or Atone almi« Itimi llian for »f of 8t. I-rancis, county of Anoka, state <,( The remains of the late Congress with a capacity of 1000 horse power. act of August 4, 1892, Robert H. Drew, statements, to-wit: ! Minnesota, sworn statement No 1541 ; riciilturnl ricultural purposes, purpose», nml and to establish establiah hu In' T. Gray, man Tongue arrived in Hillsboro All the poles, thirty and forty feet of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Lewiston, Emma elaini to »»hi lami Iwforo C II. With Idaho, sworn statement for the purchase <,t tint NW miarter’ Saturday evening and the funeral in length, have been delivered, some of Oregon, has this dav filed in this No. 1221, for the purchase of the N1, section 26, township 40 S„ range 7, E. ’ I row, U. 8. ■ Commissioner, ■’ at Klamath 8ook place there Sunday, being at at Klainathon, some at Montague office iiis sworn statement No. 1610, for of NWJÍ, W’i o/NE'i, of scction31, tl it’ll1 \‘eyi * 11 i‘’ff''r lo ","’w limber Land, Act June », |g7g_ I*all», ( 'regmi, „ . on Friday, the 27th daj the purchase of the SW of Section tended by a large concourse of friends and some at Yreka, from where it hat the land sought is more valiuibl,. Notice for Publication. .of March, 1903. lie tiainua as wit' township 39 8., range 6 E. for its tnnlsT or stone than for agiiiul- [ neske» and admirers. Thus closes a brilliant will be most convenient to string No. 10, in Township No. 40 S., Range Charles M. Willey, I N. Whitelinn, <>( Klamath No. 7 E. W. M., an<l will offer proof of Clarkston, Washington, sworn state Hirai pur|si«es and to establish t|u.ir I NITF.D STATES LAND OFFICE Fi and successful career and one that them along the line, which has al to show that the land sought is more Isaac 8he|iwrd, of Kliim- < laiinH to Raid land Indore C. || With 1 L akeview , O kkoon , Nov.'inl»., 20,1 ' has resulted In great permanent good ready been done as far as Ager. The valuable for its timber or stone than ment No. 1222, for the SJ^ of NWL, i; Chas. Weckert, ol row, C 8. Commissioner, at Klamath WJ4 of SWJ^, of section 31, town Nolle«' IS hcr,d,y givl.N (|ia| jn (,..... to the state of Oregon. Congress contracts call for the completion of for agricultural purposes, and to estab and IsUgon; John Hogsl shin 39 8., range 6 E. -«ay '■'•''i' e with the provisions ol th«- act of •ti'lnrhl Klamath Fall», Oregon. Anjj man Tongue was a man of action, and al) work on or before March 1, 1903. lish his claim to said land before C. That they will offer proof to show of MamlU9OTOn Tue#day-th« ''lum. 3 1x78. entith .i “An ami nil persons claiming adversely th' H. Withrow, U. S. Commissioner, at that the land as a representative in congress, reared is more va'uable The Siskiyou Electric Power Com Klamath Falls, Oregon, on Tuesday, aliovo-desi'rilied lands *,re requested W Hat » r i t" r lasting monuments to his memory. pany for its timber or stone than for agricul ’s plant will be the the third or the 24th day of March, 1903. lie names s f < altfornia, Oreg,,,,. X,.va,h, file their claims in if},, office on or te* A multftnde of friends will ever rem fouitb, Trefren, of Ashland, Oregon ; Robert II I ‘ »tab tural purposes, am) to establish their largest in California. Jero as witnesses: Mary F. Tretren, of rew.oi Ashland, 0,..«.* ; .1. 8 JU ley ! ""'l1" ''“sbmgton Territorv," »» ,.x- fore sai I 27th day of Marcii, 11103. ember and honor hhn and his legisla me ChurchelLts to said land before.!. O. Hama- president of the com Ashland, Oregon ¡George W. Trefren, of claim E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. » net « f’v "."a y’ ker, U. 8. Commissioner, at Forest of Shake, Oregon; JoHenh P tive achievements. ’’’August 4, 1892, t|>e followirm pany; Alexander J. Rosborough is the Ashland, Oregon ; J.8. Bailey, of Shake, Oregon, on Tuesday, Marcli the 10th’ TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.- persons have this day fi|,.,| jn ||1ÌH Oregon; Joseph R. Delvendahl, of St. 1903. secretary. Any and all persons claiming adverse their sworn »tat, incuts, to-wit : NOTK'E F or PUBLICATION. The possibility that congress would Francis, Minn. Any and all persons , | The towns to be Included in the They name as witnesses: Charles ly the alsive described |anrt; a'r, Wbitelina, repeal the timber and stone act, the lighting circuit are Hornbrook, claiming adversely the above-described Orcutt, of J^wiston, Idaho; C. M. Wil- quested to file their claims in this <,|| .i. it fi DN’ITED STATES LAND OFFICE,) desert claim law and the commuta Klainathon, Lairds, Ager, Moutague, lands are requested to file their claims !?Z’. of <;l«rl‘"b>n, Washington; J. .1 -or before said 21th day o'f March, L akeview , O rbuon , Dec. 27.1902 1 in this office on or liefore said 24th day tion clause of the homestead law Yreka, Fort Jones and Etna; and M Jiltcomb and William Young, of Ash Notice is hereby given that in coi«- land, Oregon, and Emma T. Gray of ______ has been effectually knocked in the power will be furnished to some of March, E. 1903. R- M- B battaim , Register. pllaneo w it I, tl,,, provisions of ilio act M. BRATTAIN, Register. Lewiston, Idaho. head by the appearance of railroad in twelve mines, two box factories, I ' “(igiess of Jiini'3, JK78, entitle«! “As Any and all persons claiming adverse fluence behind the effort. It is re three grist mills, one paper mill, two Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878— Notice For Publication. act for tlie »ale of timber land» in the ly the above-descrila'd lands are re- ported that the railroads wish the re pumping plants and two rail I states of California, Oregon, Nevati*, vuested to file their claims in this office Notice for Publication. Department of the Interine i and Washington Territory,” as extend peal ot those laws, so they can sell roads. The head office will be locat l-»3r befOr° “id 101,1 'lay 1,1 Marcb> Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon ' 'dloHlI the Public Land States their own lands to settlers. Doubt ed at Yreka. Elijah IL Stu), who UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ) ■•' t '4 August 4, 1892, Angie Hamak»r, less also railroad corporations would was formerly connected with the Kes L akeview , O regon , October 27, 1902.1 E. M. BRATTAIN, Register. t"!-I;.s"':127,T.;;/,s , R1 »V w oM'omuiza, County of Klumath, Stet« Mot object io gathering up a few wick plant, on the Sacramento river, Notice is hereby given that, in com 'regon, lias tifi»,|av tn,.,| j„ (hiaoHlw more slices of the government do has charge of the installation and is pliance with the provisions of the act of TIMItEl! LAND, ACTJUNB3 1878 h"r sworn statement No. 1083, for th«: main if individuals could be kept manager of the company. r Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION purchase of theSE'iof Section N'o. 4. act for tiie sale of timlier lands in the from taking It. It must burden such- will be made hefor« Ja» H ïtof ïi’ „ru'r^......... d " ' il ’ s I No. 38 8., Range No. 12 E»| states of California, Oregon, Nevada and U nited S tates L and O ftick , Corporations to carry around so much ami will offer proof to show tliat th’ BONANZA ••SQUIBS.'’ Washington Territory,” as extended Lakeview, Oregon, November 21, 1902. beneficence and solicitude for the 1 -m F. i.Înv"trh,»y-.’.r,i Kl""''>lb am sought is more valuable for »'I to ail tbe Public Land States by act Anna M. Butler, |W3; " ""lay, the 2« th day of March, I , Bn »er <>r Rh>no than for agricultuw 8.'y.e.n >bat Jn com- The Bonanza citizens have taken of August 4, 1892, George McDonald, of J',t'cl l<> establish her claim •" l-i^Mf J9v the forelock and are putting Langell Valley, county of Klamath^ R; E. W. M said lami before J O' llmnaker, ff. L •fate of Oregon, has thig day filedin Commissioner, at p r "*»<, Oregon, e" ----- — i . ——,__w llniwn. fcnry N W W ’ ■■ „„„ ^>w|, |f»t. " y a,|W »'"'J'”«’nn.i Kati«, riiday, the 20th Al line, » —< >• • ... "'lz- •lame« Fine of Klumath kai|R| i “he names »« coll, of Boil il all nmsm,, ,.|ailn¡n(r J floua if ' k*:te|/‘b’.'d_l»«..«-^iaM Southern Oregon Marble Co., All kinds of Cemetery Work, C. C BROWER, KLAMATH REPUBLICAN. W. HUSE <£ SON, VOTE ON U. S. SENATOR. OPTICIAN COMING! C. II. WITHROW, D. E. JOHNSON, Optician. STATE LAND BOARD. Philadelphia and Chi- cago Optical Colleges is to We can help and fit any responds light. giving will with We If U. S. Commissioner and Land Attorney. HOTEL BARBER SHOP. K. I I