Klamath republican., January 07, 1904, Image 2

for the County of Klaiuath on tlie
6th day ot January, 1904, com*
maud Ing me to advsrtise mid sell the
the property nf the delinquent Lix-
payera for and In the naiil County for
the year 1902 as extended In the de­
linquent column oh the tax roll of
Klamath County for said year or m>
much of said property of said delin­
quent tax (tayera as may I h < iieesMtary
to satisfy the taxes charged against
«aid tax payer« for the «aid year, to­
gether with penalties. Interest and
costa for the colleetkm of Hie same.
The following I« a correct trans­
cript of the delinquent property ««
shown In the delinquent column of
the tax roil for said year. 1902, asses­
sed to the persons whose names Appear
opptwRe each itesrrlptlon and«« tlie
same are rvcordwt on the tax roll tor
said year 1902. I will on the Htli
day of February, 1904, at the Imur of
10 o'clock, a. ui. of said day, at tlie
front d«s>r of the court houae In the
town of Klamath Fall», Oregon, In
obedience to said warrant, cx|sau> for
HAZEN,
sale and sell at public auction to tlie
person or persons who offer to pay
EAST END, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
VACANT STATE LAND.
the taxes, penaltlea, Interest and
costs and take a certificate at tlie
ivArv
Horse« boitrth'd by day, week or month,
The State of Oregon has for sale lowest rate of Interest for cash In I
vwl y» Hay anti Grain botighl and aold.
Mtitte 250.1MXI acres of schisil land, hand, tlie following deacrlbeii real
mostly in Eastern Oregon.
This property as set forth in said tax list,
I’assongcrs convoyeii to all parts of Southern Oregon
land constats of tile I8tti and 36th to-wil: ’
and
Northern
alitor nia at the very lowest rates.
section* In each township, where mil Beach, J <X EfEj. Ixita 1, 2. 3
already sold.
With the exception of
4. m - c 13 to 37 r 8, Ej
Connection Between Stable and Hotel
land which shall hereafter lie survey­
SW|SE|, Lota 1, 2, 3.
ed. all this school land Is offered ftt
7.AA Linkville.
ms- 18 tp 37 r 9
Main
the uniform price of $2.50 per acre. Real», U C, SjS|, sec 24 tp
!
Land hereafter surveyed will lie Mild
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to the highest bidder, but no bld of Beals, Anna I*, NJSi, sec 24 tp
less than 92.50 per acre will be ac­
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cepted.
Bishop, W G. SW| sec 25 ’P
In addition to the lands mentioned
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above, the state has some 50 Im­ Bishop. Ida M, NE| sec 25
‘P
proved farms which were taken by
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the state upon foreclosure of mort­ . Bistiop, Nancy J, SE| MM* 25
gages given to secure loans from the I
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Irreducible school funds.
These Butler Chas, N|NE|, NWJSEI
lands vary in price according to the
sec8tp4tr6, SW|SE| sec
actual value, which depends upon
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location, soil, Improvements, etc. Caruiislv Ed, SE|, N|SW| see
These farms are held for sale by the !
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State Land Agent, who acts under Cline Thotuaa, NW| sec 8 tp
i the directions of tbe State Land
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Board.
Crouch FC. Ät. N|NE|,SW|
NE), NW)SE| sec 8 tp *1
congratulations .
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have made everybody happy.
The John Dixon, 240 acres near Altamont.
Mr. John H. Cullom, Editor of the Crowson F W, SW| ace 12 tp
a
shortage of hav. scare, which sprung
Klien C. Dalrymple and C. ...
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>1.
Into quite a bilzzard a month or so Dalrymple to C. Cunningham, 320 Garland, Texas, News has written a 1 Crowson G W, NWj sec 13 tp
letter
of
congratulations
to
the
man
since has suhsided. No damage done acres In Section 9 A 12, Tp. 25 S.,
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Republican In Follties. and devoted to the
ufacturers of Chamberlain's Cough I Drtacu
we are pleased to note.
A T, SWj sec 30 tp 40
R. 8 E. Consideration 91327.
Timber. Afrlenttnral. Clock and Woo! Interests
Remedy
as
follows;
"Sixteen
years
We are glad to hear that Prof. W.
Monday. Jan. 4: Caleb T. Oliver
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M th« crest Klamath County.
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n. Musselman, of Merrill, formally of to E. E. Fitch, the Mascot Stick ago when our first child was a baby Mttall F W. S*NW|, Lot* 3
Phon». Mam 193
he
was
subject
to
croup/
spells
and
this place, is able to be up and around ranch, containing 153 acres,
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and 4, sec 1 tp 41 r 7
Con- we would tie very uneasy staint him.
Published every Thursday by
again after his severe speil of sick­ sideration 96400.
We began using Chambejlain's Cough Edsall John B, SW) sec 1 tp
ness, as tbe report reached here that
Monday, Jan. 4:
E E. Fitch to
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O. SMITH,
Remedy In 1887. and finding It such
be was not expected to recover.
Caleb T. Oliver, the Merrill Livery
Ferguson Ed, EjWj sec «» ‘p
a
reliable
remedy
for
colds
and
croup,
E ntkrta inmknts .
stables in town of Merrill.
Con­
Enrroa and Pxoesirros.
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we have never been without It in the
The old as well as the young peo­ sideration 94800.
Flick Lizzie, F.|SW|, NW|-
house
since
that
time.
We
have
five
ple here have had a very pleasant
N. S. Merrill to Silas O. Jones. 490
NW|, 8W|NWj, LotaS and
holiday season. The first in the line acres adjoining the town of Merrill children and have given It to all of
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them with go<>d results.
One good
C M of entertainments was a surprise and all under the ditch,
Consldera- feature of this remedy is that it is Hanson OC A, SE| sec 24 tp
party given in honor of Rev. Pepper, tion for the land. 930.000.
For the
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at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. stock, etc. 910,000.
Deal nut I fully not disagreeable to take and our Hendricks Cara A, NWi sec 8
THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1904 Cronemlller. There were about fifty completed.
babies really like it. Another Is that
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it is not dangerous, and there Is no
of his friends present..
AH brought
Hendricks J F. SiNEJ, S|-
risk
from
giving
an
overdose.
I
con-
i
him something of a substantial na­
KLAMATH'S AWAKENINO.
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BIO CANAL Reviven.
NW| «ec 24 tp 40 r 7
gratuiate you upon the success of
ture that be might remember them
Houston J A. SWJNWI. S|-
For sale by C. C.
Klamath county is to bare a Board by.
After various games and a Prominent
California
Capitalists your remedy."
NEj. NWjNEI sec 19 tp
Chitwood.
Connecting »nth Klamath Lake R. R. for all Points on S. P. R. R,
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The Interest evinced at social time generally all returned
Ready to Build Irrigation Canal
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feeling they had performed a Ch ria-
Hoover
Mary,
Lot*
1,
8,
7
and
Into Klamath Basin.
f.
ng Saturday, called for tbe
Notice For Publication.
tian, duty and were amply rewarded
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•» ■ •
rf starttag Uta machinery therefore.
Ingala C E. Lota 3 and 4 s*c 12
C. W. Hawkins, a wealthy banker
J.«»» orrtvs at U*« sti « v
.. . • 5 such an organization, la a
Next in line was a school enter- of Holister, Calif, with two associates,
tp37r8, WjSEl.SWt. Lot*
Notice la tareb, aiven that Ihr billowing-
EXPRESS
LINE
s' criterion, and one of the tairiment and Christmas tree on W. K. Brown and B. F. Gould have n&niivrl
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wilier ha« filed notice of hit intrntion
3 and 4, sec 7 tp 37 r 9
to make final proof tn support of hi« claim, Kleis* Emile, EjSE|,
licationa of tbe awakening Christmas Eve, "both tree and enter­ been in the city since the first of and
SW|-
LEAVE
KLAMATH
FALL5
7
A.
M
that «aid proof will be made brfor«
H
tainment were pronounced a grand the year investigating tbe pn>pr«i- Withrow,
SE1 sec 20 tp 39 r 8
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C. 8. Comnl»»ioner al Klamath
e . »pie of oar town and county
Offks: Mammoth 5t*blea, largest and Most Caatrslly Lscated.
success.
Fall«,
Or.
on
February
IA.
!9iM,
rts:
Mclntvre Wm M, SEj sec 1 tp
tion of building an irrigation canal
to the necessity of a more vigorouc
COMMA 0 KTUKGKK
A masquerade ball on New Years from tbe Upper Klamath Lake.
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HD Mo 22!4 for tbe WURWU and WUSWK<
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Traveler»» conveyed to all point« ut reasonable ratoH. Best
and wide-awake policy concerning tbe at tbe new ball was also a grand sne-
Tp .» 8 R 1*4 K, W M
He name« the McLaughlin M*ry 1,
NW|-
Mr Hawkins stat«« that while the 8ee24,
following • witne«M*« to prove hi« continuous
county's future development.
That ces. There were over 100 people al! amount of land that would come un­ residence upon and cultivation of «aid land
NWi.SjNWJ, N|SW|, Lot*
earo given to (dock.
About
50 der tbe ditch Is not as large as he had rig; Charley Flackea, Peter Peter*telncr Jake
1, 3, 3, 4 and &, sec 31 tp 39
tbe welfare of tbe county has de­ told who attended.
of Dairy, Oregon
changed their coinpiection and forms. been led to believe, yet be is quite Hueck, Louis Hurts 1, al!
r
7,
E|NF.|,
SE|N£i,
SE|
J.
M
Wanoai,
Register.
Telephone 101.
MARPLE,
manded such an organization for
There were many well sustained satisfied with the outlook and is will­
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years no live business man wtll deny, charactera.
This being the first ball ing to build tbe ditch.
Timber Lend, Act June j, 1878— McMugldln May O, NW| sec
al the name time a curious apathy of the kind ever given here, the
Matlaiarilott - (luaranieMbd
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J 4 NLKW
Notice for Publication.
A copy of tbe contract to be used
Writ» V« Fof FMmple«
maskers
and
all
others
that
helped
M4M4<.«W
has bung, like a pall, over our com­
Cnlted Blate» l^and office, Lakeview, Oregon. Meyer T G, SWqr sec 28 tp 38
by these people has been left with
PNONK
4-8-4
to make It a success, were highly E. R. Reames and any those interest­ October 17. IW Notice is hereby given that
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munity against which tbe spasmodic
tn compliance with tbe provisions of the act
complemented for tbeir trouMe.
No
CnngreM or June 1. ¡«7». « di HI cn J "An act Meyer T G, W| W| sec 2 tp 41
efforts of a tea of our enterprising prize was offered for tbe best sus­ ed are invited to call and look It over. of
lor ib« «ale of limber lands tn the Htates of
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None of the objectionable features of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
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men have ¡ h red unavailing.
tained character, but a nice cake was the "Brong" contract are
M be Territory.” aa «»tended to all the Public Lan«l Michael Rrna, SjSWqr, NWqr
Those found in tbe new one and as a w Itole mate« by art of August 4. 1R92. James K Bulli-
At last there ia assurance that awarded for tbe cake walk.
SWqr sec 28 tp 38 r Ilf,
of Deer River, county of Itaera. Htate of
Mr. it appears to be a good fair prop si- van
Mln Ac »ota. has filed in this office bls sworn
NEqrNEqr, S|SEqr, «ec 29
something will be done—that Klam­ competing for tbe cake were:
statement No. 2M for the ;urcha«c of tbe
and Mrs. H. Scott. Mr. Chas. Rucber tiou to the land owner.
tp 38 r 111, NWqrNWqr
HK*48K*4.8er 21. NWUNW*{. Hee J7. and
ath county will take her rightful and Miss Bessie Butter.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
Mr. and
sec 33 tp 38 r 11 j
At an Informal meeting Tuesday ME1« Hee a. Township 37 8, Range U K. W M
15.15
ornin in uinut
place among other energetic sections Mrs. Scott showed they were masters of a number of prominent ranchéis and will offer proof to show that the land Moore Chu H, N|N| sec 18
CKANITt.INON rtNC.
sought is more valuable for Ha timtxr or «tone
INC ANO AIL KINO»
In her endeavor to make tbe most of of tbe art, but as tbe other couple tbe contract was gone over and at than for agricultural purpose«, and to catab-
ASHLAND OREGON
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stepped the highest they got tbe their suggestion a number of changes lish his claim to said land before C I! With Norris T R, NEqj sec 12 tp
or ci nitskv wonk
I
rosrorr/cc aoa no
her many and varied resources.
row, C. H < ommiMioner. at Klamath Falla. Or
cake. Next was a cash prize offered were made.
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Those present then on Tuesday the 12th day of January, 1904
The West can show no territory for the best waltzing couple.
Those showed tbeir approval of the scheme Hr names as witnesses: Moses James, lona F. Pitz P A, EjNEqrsec 20 tp 39
James of Royston. Or.. Thos. Mhannon, Mike
with our advantages and opportuni­ competing for that were:
Mr. and by signing for their land. Mr. Haw­ Duher of Klamath Falla. Or. Any and all
r 15, SjNWqr sec 21 tp 39
ties of which so little is known as the Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sise- kins and party went to Merrill yes­ pers«*ns claiming adversely the above-de­
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scribed land* axe requested U» file their claims
Great Klamath Basin.
Even tbe more, and Mr. Fred Crooemflier and terday to look over the country and in thia office on or before said 12th day of Jan* Ramsey C O, SWqr sec 34 tp
E. M. to batt a in , Register
Mrs. D. W. Ryan.
The judges to meet a number of tbe land owners uarv, 1904.
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REAL WOOD CALENDARS
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people of our neighboring counties
decide this matter were J. W. McCoy, there.
Ruch Mrs L A, SW’qrSWqr
have a very hazy idea of our climate James Emery and D. W. Ryan, and
sec 5 tp 33 r 7j, SEqrSEqr
PINE *
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.—
and crop characteristics. They speak after exhausting both musicians and
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BOARD OF TRADE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
A LARGE ANI) WELL
of the Klamath Lake country as a waltzers It was decided that as they
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ASH
Fnlted State« Land Office. Lakeview, Oregon,
territory of which little can be said, were all first-class waltzers and there Organization Approved by Nearly October
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17. 1808. Mot ice 1« hereby gl»»n that
ASSORTED YARD OF
With tbe exception that it is a cold, being no choice between ti^m, the
All the Business flea at a Meeting in compliance with the provisions rd the Act Sears A Z, 84 N Wqr, Lot* 3 and
YOUR CHOICE OF VIEWS
of
June
3,
IK7M.
entitle«!
"An
art
for
the
»ale
of
judges
should
divide
tbe
spoils.
Sup
­
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arid region and fit only for cat tie
GOOD DRY LUMBER
4 sec 6 t p 41 r 7
Saturday.
timber Ian«!* in the Hint«*« of California Ore­
growing.
The writer well remem­ per being next in order, tables pre­
gon, Wevada and Washington territory,’* a« •<* Stewart A Ramsey, I«ota 4 and
The
meeting
for
the
purpose
of
or
­
tended
to
all
the
Public
Land
Blate*
by
art
bers incidents In which Rogue River viously provided, were brought in
5 In l>oten
.84
of August 4. iWJ. the following perw»D« have
Valley people have expressed surprise and placed along almost the entire ganizing a Board of Trade for Klam­ filed in thia offi< r their «worn utatemeula, via: Taylor W T, Lot* 9 and 10 sec
EDWARD w hnekr ,
that fruit, and even grain, could be length of the hall, on which was ath county, which was called for Sat­
19 tp 39 r 11|, SEqrSEqr,
THE TRADE SUPPLIED
Troutdale, County of Multnomah, «tale of
spread a supper that was an appetiz­ urday afternoon at the court bouse nf
grown here.
N WqrSEqr and Lot 9 sec 13
Oregon, «worn statement Mo. 24A9 for the pur­
chaw of the M’UtFU. HK‘ a HK‘4. 8er 11, HW\
WITH THE BEST
Taking these tacts Into considera­ er to any King, there being turkeys, was well attended.
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Tp W 8. R 12 K, W M
Judge H. L. Benson and C. C. HWL. Her 12. WILLIAM
and dozens of others
tion, is it strange that we have ad­ chickens, bread, cakes and pies of all
Walker Louis, NWqr sec 4 tp
F HKNHLKY
ADORES«
vanced so slowly?
Is it remarkable kinds that were good and a plenty Chitwood were elected chairman and o< Troutdale, county of Multnomah, «tale of
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Oregon, sworn statement No 2470 for the pur­
secretary
respectively
of
the
meeting.
that other communities with a frac­ for as many moie as there were to
WalkerS L, al) of Block 11 in
chaw of the HW'4,Hcc 2. Tp M 8, R 12 E, W M
That they will offer proof to show that the
After supper all things The matter was thoroughly discussed
tion of our resources should outstrip eat of it.
Bonanza, Oregon
MERRILL OR.
land
sought
ia
more
valuable
for
Its
tlrHlxr
or
us In both inhabitants and acquire«! were cleared away and a dance for and It was voted as the sense of tiie stone than
agricultural purtH>«eA and tors- Wil) John H, SWqr sec 13 tp
every lady was had. which continued meeting that they organize and in­ tat»l!sh Ihetf etBims to wal«l 1an«l Indore Jas H
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wetltb?
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Driscoll, < 099ntv Clerk at Klamath Falls, Ore­
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE •. 1878—
In tbe organization and manage­ until about 4 o’clock a. m., when all corporate a Board of Trade. The fol­ gon, on Tuesday the l»th day of January, Wilson Tina. Estate, Lots 1, 2
ment of tbe Board of Trade, its went home feeling they had had a lowing gentlemen were named as a 1904 They name as witnesses:
3 and 4. sec 1 tp 41 r 13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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K L Walter, J O Hamaker of Bonansa, Ore..
Mrs. T. J. Offie/d, Prop.
United Hlataa l.and Otho.. I.havl.w, Oreaorv
members should be stem in tbeir good time and hoping tbe entire committee to draw up articles of In­ J Wrage. Portland, Or., Edward Hchmeer. and Wissl Win J, EiSEijr, EjNE-
Oetoln-r
17. iwki Nolle, ta hereby ao.a th«.
corporation
and
plan
of
organization:
William
F
Hensley
of
Troutdale.
Oregon.
demand that Individual greed and year would be as pleasant to t hem as
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In compilane, with th. provision« o! th. act of
Any an«! all persons claiming adversely the
J. W. Hamakar, Geo. T. Baldwin,
—K eno —
Coll,reo ol Jun. 1. I.7h, «iiilllrd "an aet l.r
at the expense of the use- the first part.
atn»ve descrii>ed lands are re«|uesled to file Williams J A, SWqr sec 31 tp
«ale ol ttinhar land« In th. H alo, nl Call-
and K. R. Kearnes of Klamath Falta their claims In this office on or before said 19th
i .. .•*» f tbe Board, shall never find
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lornla. Oregon. Nevad« and Waahlnfton Terri­
and Francis Bowne of Bonanza. The day of January, 1904.
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE
1 . 'g ..
within Its body.
A rom-
tory,
'* a« „landed In all the l-ublic Luu*
Wright
John
A,
NWqr
sec
25
E M. Braltaln. Register.
Htate« by act of Aii(iu«i f, lav;
month.
meeting then adjourned to meet
w’etf m iretary should be provided—
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I.KOIl’.r. JOIfNHTON
of l.vone. eounlv of l.ynn, «late ol Oregon, he«
could not be suspected of $160,000 Worth of Klamath County again to complete organization at the
Young f-Tarl, NjSWqr, SEqr
TIMBER
LAND,
ACT
JUNE
3,
1H7&-
Bird
In
Ihl«
office hla «worn «lateinciii No.
call
of
the
committee.
Real
Estate
Change*
Hands
During
i ,
office for the furtherance of
NWqr, NEqrSWqrsec 20 tp
tor the purehaee nt Lol 1. Hee A, Tp » B l I.
The table is furnished with 7171
»KWH,
v
90TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
per ii
alma, and whose energy,
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First Week in New Year.
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ami will offer proof Io ehow that the land
f’nlted Htates Land Office, fakeview, Oregon Edward H M, BEqr sec 30 tp
.»
tv <>; d tact In placing facta ac-
OF INTEREST TO TEACHERS.
the
best
that
the
market
.ought la more valuable lor II« llmlwror «ton.
October 1». 1903. Notice Is hereby giv«*n that
’
.' •» before intending settlers
Tbe first week In 1904 has wit­
than lor agricultural purtmae« and to aetata
in compliance with the provisions of the act
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Congress of June 3, 1B7A, entitled "An get for San Lung Chung Co, begin­
llah hla claim Io «aid land balere Ja« H. Orla­
can supply.
■
be questioned.
He should nessed many transfers of property In D kpahtmknt of P ublic I nstruc ­ of
celi mmnty clerk al Klamath Faile, Oregon on
th«* sale of timber lands in the Htates of Cali­
tion .
and concise writer as his Klamath county. In every case the
-<> —o—o—
Tueeday the OH I, day ol January. IVM
Ila
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington T« r-
ning al southeast corner of
name« a« wlln«^.«:
nt. , vr jld be mainly the answering price has been an advance over sales
To whom It may concern:
In ac­ ritory," as exten«led to all the Public Land
I«ot 4 sec 16 tp 33 r 7j ttierice
Tlie trail« of tbe traveling public
J <'HmUh. T k >«*iih. Jo Piero., W OHmllh.
Htates by act of August 4. 1W2.
u» '
of inquiry.
during last year and shows the rapid cordance with tbe late legislative en­
allot Klamath ralla, Oregon.
Kor H Ht MLKT
northwesterly
150
feet
la Holicltcrl.
Iny mid all persona claiming adversely tl>a
TLts
ovement should have the increase in value of our city and actment, tbe state board of educa­ of 408-1st 8t Portland, county of Multnomah,
thence west 175 feet to cen­
above doserltad land« are re<|ue«te<l to II).
Htate of Or«gon, has filed In this office hi*
hASrt.V
Timber l and, Act June
187/
operation of every citizen country property.
There have been tion will issue state life diplomas on sworn statement No 24or, for the. purchase of
their claim« In Oil« office on on hehire «alii
ter of water ditch thence
IVtll day ol January, IktW
the HE'.. Her Aft, Tp » H. K 14 E, W M
of V*
Notice for Publication.
unty.
The upbuilding of about a dozen small sales of city and after March 24, 1904 to teachers and
southwesterly along center
will offer pro«»/ to show that the land
». M llrallaln. Heglal«r.
United Htatrs land Office, lakrview, Oregon,
this n •
n would be a financial gain property. Tbe larger deals are as who have taught not less than six sought Is more valuable for Its llrniier or
of said water ditch 150 feet
Oclolwr 17 HMM. Notice Is hereby glvm that
1<o *r> ■y perxon within ite ta.rdera, follows;
years successfully in the public stone than for agricultural purnoaes and to
to
center
of
county
road,
In compliance wlfh th»* provisions of the art «»f
Notice lor Publication.
establish bls claim to said land before Jas II.
frr •tree i >« of buainees or occupation.
<‘ongr»'«s (»f June !I. IM7M, entitled "An art for
___________
_ Clerk
__________________
Tuesday. Jan. 5: J. Frank Adams schools of the state and who hold Driscoll,
tlionce east along center of
County
at Klamath Falls Ore-
the sal« of timber lands in the Htatrs tif Call
I.txn ornci at M rrvixw . Oumox,
" ranr»*d to give us a mar- to E. P. McCornack, 1050. acres In state diplomas received In conse- »•>«. <>n w. (in«.'«iisy is. anh <iay <>t January,
road to place of ta-glnnlng.
fortila, Oregon, Nevada and Wasliington Terri
Wnv.ml>«r n. I«t«i.
®..‘0We.r
rates; we Tps. 40-11 and 41-8 near Merrill. quence of having held state certitl- 1 ’¿iwLoi"w t itan«i.y, nl Troutdale,
lory,” as rxt<>ndr<| to all til«* Public Land
Nolle, I, l„r.l>, xlT.n ih.l I lie follnwlna.
One acre more or lew« in
Htates by act of August 4. IM92, William .1. Jal-
..tiler li.a IIfed nolle. <>l hla ¡m.ntlon
irrl.-stlon facilities
develop Consideration 914,600 and subject to cates and having taught for years or.^J wroseol Portland,or., and jo Haouta.r
42.20 Iry t>f Tower, county of Ht. Ixiuls, Htatr of Mln lu ni.be Huai proof In mppori ot hl, el»lm and
Fort Klamrth
our arid territory; we need ..oira] liens which will total about 940,000.
nesots, has fl I«’«! In this office his »-worn slat«*
thnl ..Id proof will ha iiim I o Iwlnre t). H.
8UC<ie#wfuHy in the public schools of
M|| p<rnonN Clalmlnff affverwly the
All of the herein described property mem
No. 231A for tlie purchase of the W'-HW1
Withrow, if. H. Connnl.alouer, at Klamath
b cs so isb many business ent«*,
Walter G. Bitter and Thomas this State and having passed an ex- <b<»ve-deM.’ribe4 lan«1« are requeitad U» file being In Klamath County, Oregon.
K'jNW'.,
Her 2H Township :<a H. Range • ft. W M rail«, or. on January V, iwh , vi,.
I
we need more people. Saulsbury to E. E. Fitch: lots 1 and amination before a county superin- inh day ot January urn
will offer proof to sli >w that tho land
j.Mr. w. TvaihT
Oat for advertising will is* added and
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone lid No Z7X.1 for I he MW'.MWj..
1. HK'IRK'C.
li..w a,, re to get them unless we 2 and part of lot 3 in block 28 and tendent or a board of county exarnln-1
® ». Hrattain, Kegi.ter
" W^S **' *'*'
T *
U> above amounts before settlement, than for agrh uliiiral purposes and to estab P K4» K W*.M K' *
advertise aur wam<?
L. A. L.
lisli
his
claim
to
said
Innd
before
.I
ms II. Dris­
lot 1 and part rtf lot 2, block 29, town era In book-keeping, composition and
penalty and Interest to date of sale coll County Clerk at Klamath Pal Is, Oregon on
lie name« ihe hdhiwlnx wllnoMa, to |>rov.
of Merrill, known as the Merrill physical geography; provided they
Halurday, the VIh day of January, HMM
Hr hliconllniimi« realdrttee upon and cultivation
Sheriff’s Sale for Delinquent Taxes ta-lng included In alsjve sums.
HM4T KLAMATH *OTTIN<1S.
as witnesses: J O Pierce, J W llamskar, nf «aid land, vl<i j FHoeller, M A Kolmrla. A
Livery stables. Consideration 92000. passed an examination before tbe
Dated at Klamatti Falta, Oregon, names
for the Year 190a.
M Dower an«l H Hproal, of Klamath Falls, Or, M jamloon, A <: Lewi«, all of Klamath rail«, Of
Monday, Jan. 4: John Haphazard state board of examiners at the time
this 7th day of January, 1904.
Any and all person« claiming adversely the
I. N. Wallon, Recluir.
. si ft of the moat beautiful has
________ ____________
Notice Is hereby given that by vlr-
above-fiescrlbed ¡Minis are re<{iiestHfl to fil«*
to J. G. Pierce, 720acres below Alta­ of holding examinations
for state cer­
S.
T.
SUMMKHH,
rr -1-it nore pleasant getting around.
their claim in this offie« on <»r before said
Fnwli oysters at ths Central Cata.
mont. Consideration 93600.
tificates, viz: February and August' l,ie of a warrant issued out of the
Sheriff
of
Klamath,
Ou.,
Or.
10th
day
of
January,
HMM.
Iw ar-l weather ana plenty o.'bay
Monday, Jan. 4: J. G. Pierce to of sacb year,
In the additional County Court of the Slate of Oregon
K. M R kattaib , Register,
Best iu town.
WE HA VE
just ordered for Early shipment
in the spring the
Largest and Best
branches of algebra, English litera­
ture, Oregon schisil law and general
history and present a recommenda­
tion tn mu the tamnl of county exami­
ner» ami have paid a fee of 910; pro­
applicant
vided, further, that the
C
rage of 85 per
shall have made an a verage
cent In all the branches herein pre­
scribed ami shall not fall below 70
per i-ertt in any one branch; provided,
' further, that the applicant has com­
plied with all the other requirements
of the law.
Such teachers may at their dtacre-
' tion take an examination for a state
life diploma in
the
additional
I branches In February, 1904, and the
standings secured at such exumltia
tion will be |'laved to tlielr credit
' ahd, If successful, a state life diploma
j will be Issued on March 24, 1904
All
such applicants must tile with the
Superintendent of Public Instruction
a separate application on blanks fur­
nished \v him for that purpose.
Re-
, spect fully yours,
J. H. AOUtHMAN,
Superintendent Puhlic Instruction.
ALEX MARTIN
President.
E R. REAMES,
ALEX MARTIN JR»
Vice President.
Cashier
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1
Collections Attended
to Promotly.
Corresoondenct
Invited.
EXCHANGE
»TABLES
Proprietor,
W. W.
ASSORTED LINE OF
Telephone
Phone
14
RIBBONS, ETC.,
ever shown ANYWHERE IN OREGON at a
POINT OFF THE
RGJimGs $ icnmnes
KLAIMTH REPUBLICAN
Jas. Sigler, Prop’r
RAILROAD
First Class Horses
Fine Carriages
Feed Stables^
Teams with or without Drivers
WESLEY
WESTERN ETAGES CO
Daily-by Daylight-bctween
Klamath Fallsand Pokegama
Shortest Route, Best time and Accommodations.
AND FAST FREIGHT
PASSENGER,
R. W.
Proprietor.
SUNSET MONUMENT CO.^
LATEST FAD FOR W44
# MAPLE
SYCAMORE,
CRATER LAKE
PELICAN BAY
KLAMATH FALLS
BALDWIN’S PHOTO STUDIO
Riverside Hotel.
Lumber
Lumber
Lumber
Rough and Finish
RHODES & ARNETT