Klamath republican., January 14, 1904, Image 6

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HERO WITH A BIG H.
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•tNCRAl F rancis ó » àARtqj#, a
lAAOfiR IN AMK«t»O**9 OLD GUARD.
A IV»1I*»»«4 Martial fiergS/ l>»«lnnl»> an«
Kitato« WHH »tor K sm J Carp. Ms Waa
• y araotra, ard l»’«w lite Wa, to, rt«M.
law -Vr.Hh»»« War geaeaa Msvalteal.
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|1'<>|<J—«>* «*»» M Amsrlsan Tn •• Aaancte
tl k rtsh«a n-wn -d I
ELDGM ia it poa-
aiH«to Frgin Ihs
life »tory nf •
Loro with ■ blare
<4 trumpets, yet
bring if to a c n-
clnsion with a
climax of glory.
The veteran
• n 1 A I o r whose
taking iff the
other day was
heralded by local
biogiapliical no­
tices about the
length of ■ page
iu a child*» prim­
er Wa« one whom
fntnre getinra-
lions must elaa* with the fighting Put-
nauis, Wayura aud Stark» of the Revo­
lution. Ill« life story of General Francia
C. Barlow la the history nf the Second
army corpa, and General Barlow had as
much to do with mukiug the bnuiry of
that fam*'W> Kxivof roldicrs a» any uiau
In it, and p« rbape more than any, not
•xceptlug Hancock hitn«elf. Barlow wax
there first; be wa« there last, aud with­
out «neb gallnut lteuteuaula a» Barlow
neither Hmieock nor the corp« would
have achieved tbe distiuctiou in battle
Which fully entitle» tbe latter to be call­
ad tbe “Old Guaní" of tlie Uniou army.
Iter low nd iu every charge of that corp«
but one, and then he was lying wounded.
Barlow, first of all. waa a volunteer,
and that me.-we that he had to fight
again as herd and achieve agaiu a*
»ueh u a Wetrt Point graduate before
be could OiAaiu chancee for diatiuctii'ti
aud the pmuiotiou* « hich would opeu
up other chance* to him. How be won
bis drat chance i* told iu hia uwu offi­
cial report of bi* first battle. This re­
port, by the way. is one of the curioci-
tlea <4 that kind of war literature. The
Buttle wa» tbe second day at Fair tteks,
wheu General Howard was ordered to
take hi« brigade out and try to recover
ground which tbe C onfedérales bad cap­
tured the previous day.
Barlow'■ rvgi-
nieut, tbe Sixty first New York, waa
one of the four under Howard. Howard
started with two regiment» only, tb*
Bixiy-firxt aud Sixty fourth New Y’erk.
Early iu tbe action Howard was dis­
abled aud turtie-i tbe command of the»e
two regiments over to Dtrlow. This is
Barlow » aueuuut of lus tr»t steward­
ship :
After ad vsnetag »onie 150 yard« wo conr opea
th« — Pimu»> Irani« vulunUr ra briskly »u-
gagias tb» mi-my. I r*-*pu«t,«l Cobro-1 B----
Iu fee liriug tlu.t w« &-«bl pis* ia treat ut
tef .
Wfc, —• «-W. »a<l are MlraaKsal upuu
U*o »army, who wasdrawa ap in r.u. tortore u«
ai.d k pl up » heavy firing, after »¿Tuncing
Soit>< Á yards I» yw*d Gdourl B-----*• r, gin,* ut
I b»l«ed uaong Iblrk anil» rgrowTh. S ot will-
htg to delirar oar tn- nutil We eooM M» those
•fipuMMl u, u» I vnten-4 tb« r> ».u» al to eras«
kr.nf. We then mured forward in exolh.nl
Older some l»u yard», nx-t.ag *d*n a teary
Crr. but ü-'l
the *H.-L.y *|IL »uflirn-El
dietuwtii««« Io warrant, ui uiy opinion, our
baltlug and renewtn« the fire. On arriving
upou the erwrt st » bill within am ju yen!«
nf the rood raaniu« p»ralle 1 to th« ral* ran*
toJid directly oppouiU th** (fumen eemp of
Kusey’» division, which the -atmy had ooea-
toi d, lb« lmtUdSun * a» bullid, lúe * uemy tar­
ing plainly ha sight by the roadside, and al
«H**« openi-d fire, receiving a very b*-avy ona
in return Thu crutlnuvd f*r a eonod-mble
tema, and It was there that our principal 1-w
arvmd. I- Crura Un* eiM-iay Lack and Lu
a*.vaed firing.
The lues of Barlow’s own regiment
w«« 110 killed and wouuded, 25 per
teufi uf it* fighting struugth.
Every
American soldier recalls at the proper
time the Bunker Hill commaid, “Wait
till you see the white* uf their eyea, ’*
when tbe enemy is advancing, but bow
tuuuy <4 tbe thousaude of tbe tresb colo­
nels aud «lubryo^brigsdiera of tbe laot
wur bed the winduui and cocine*« to go
ou a still hunt for the whites of their
euemiea* eyes through a swaiupy forest,
raked by tbe fire ot unseen riflemen?
Most biographies state that Bar low’a
gnllantryut Fair Oaks was rewarded by
a general’s star. That is untrue. He
SEXr.tl.lL BAIILOW.
was a colonel at Antietam, iu command
of a demi brigade in tlie beccud corps, anrl leaped over the parapets, cheering
which included his own regiment In bis nreu toward. They immured th«
fact, it was ball of tbe Howard brigade breastworks of tlie enemy and seized
of Fair Oaks aud tbe peninsula. It is a ■ome batt leflaga and prisonars.
Iu >11 the fighting of the corps before
matter of well known history that the
Becond corps dirisioos of Bedgwick aud Petersburg up to midsummer Barlow
Richardton made ene of tlie most des­ waa conrpicuom*. At Ream’s Station he
perate chargee of tbe day at Antietam. was borne upon a stretcher, worn out
Richardson was killed while driving tbe with wound», Meknewi aud exposure.
fiery A. P. Hill from th« famoo» rauken Word had just reached bim that his wife
rood which American valor ebriiteuwi had died from disease contract»*! while
tor all time the “Bloody Lane.” Bar- nursing the wounded soldier». We read
low w aa wouuded in stroggliug forward r.-f the sick Napoleon carried into batt)«
toward tbe sunken road, aud then and rn a caneb and marvel Ov«r it. bnt ba
there earned that brigadier geueraJ’s wu» fighting for hi» own life and crown.
During the pursuit of Lee, after Pe­
•tar.
Another wellknownatory of Antietam tersburg felL Barlow’s divirion led the
tev-oud corp« cqjuuin. and by his J**r-
1» tbe gallant tig)* nt the Irish brigade.
Barlow, with the Sixty-first ami bixty- aonal energy and celerity be seized the
fourth Naw York, rushed to the aid of croasinga of tbe Appomattox and the
those plucky Irishmen. Ha attacked tlie Voad« which enabled the Union infantry
Cuufederatea lying behind tbe bunk of fa close npeuthe rear of the Confed­
tbe auukeu road, C»|«uring SoO prisoners erates while Fheridan »torsi am»» their
and 3 battleflagn Then, seeing the eDe­ pathway In front The volunteer colonel
my advancing upon the tight of the Irish had become a major general
iir.muir. L Kiutgit.
brigade, already terribly cut up, he
changed front under tire sud attacked
the uew enemy, sheltered behind a stone
wait At some distance from Barlow,
ufsm a knoll in the orchard and corn­
field, tbe Confederate« had planted w
battery to a weep tbe approach«« io tlie
sunken road. They bnrleil cauiyter and
opberioal caso upon Richardson'» m*u,
and a shot of the latter struck Barlow
I d the groin, giving him a most fearful
froumi
Tbe Second corps established Its rep­
utation there on the lipeof the “Bloody
Laue" at Antietam. Hancock passed
over from the Sixth corpa to the com­
mand of Richardson'* division. Barlow
wa* a long time recovering from hi*
wound, aud when be returned to the
frnut be wiu given ■ brigade tn she
Kleveutb corps. It was upon a eircnrn-
fib-
• a. • 4 • • • *-
stance enoneotad with the history of
Barlow'» te-igade that Howard laid the
can«« of hi» diSHtfar gt CbaDoellorevilJe.
Barlow, tee »«ya, "W >ie only reserve
and was taken aw «y from him wb<’Q
most Deeded, and had kw been where ho
ought to bav« been the- Ci iaentji corpa
line would da * bare b«v st t>e merry
tel Stow^aH Joekaow.
U >th N’liwwfc *t ft* bwidfbe fteeend
dorpa fared well, «mi Raj lew r«m-*iu- 4
«i'h the tlFwontg cisrpfi, tewlln r a diei»
•ion at Octtyrburg.
Vo »V'bnt jf
g Df-.w or eour.igc <»>n’d fijve saved t in
*
oiu Tu..
*• j 7*ra'T..7«>
the *<ale bim ! nearly Let II tryiDH to
iwi-ep iotek eti fieeall With J hrvwiui ou
July t, 1853.
Howard »rut tb« Kkventh trap* out
oi>oii
fipuu the plain north of tletlysbura
Getlyst-uri to
tupp* rt th« right flauk
tupport
L..~ of
-J the
- -— i First
corps, which was Kittling to hold th«
ridge »«st of the town. Barlow's disk*
»ion held th« right of the line, and like
the btuti» Fickle« next day lie man*b<*d
beyond th« basin laud» to rem-h high
ground. whsrV he could see something
ami hate eo gn of tautage worth cling­
ing to.
A kuoll n] m the west bank of
Rock creek now bearing his name is an
imperialisble umunmetit tothq heto who
dieucbed it« »oil With his blood Ewell'«
Coufedcrato eorpa» h< aded by John R
Ui rdun and Eteviiig as th« w iud tnove«
and ua the wavoa move, llie soldiers
dauciug with joy at the pnuqwct ut a
tight upon Yankee sot!, fell with it«
crushing weight apou Barlow-*■ isolated
diviaiou.
Tbw Barlow knoll is the highest point
of ground in that vast plain There Bar­
low stationed the gallant Wilka»- mi . tell-
lug him to sacrifice huuself and his bat­
tery to hold the ground, and Barlow
stood by to share the sm-riflc«. Gordon
(aw that wuless Wilkesou's buttery could
be put out of the way hia line of battle
waa doomed. Halting the men, be iwder
e<l two batteries to tram their gun» upon
thirlow »nd Wilkeson. Wilkeawu*« bat­
tery was wiped out. th«> leader was cut
uowu ami met the fate oulyabemof
uioie than mortal mold can attaiu. Bur-
hjw fell with him upon that bkxki red
knoJL Then followed an episode pleas-
iug to recall as a relief fmn the terrible
pictures of war. Gordon found the bles*d-
lug Barlow, uncouscious aud apparently
dying. Iu hia pocket was a letter from
hu w ife, revealing hi» identity. Gorden
at once had him eared for by his own
•urgeoil aud sent word undur a flag <<t
truce into the Uuum lines w hom he had
as a wouudod prisoner. Barlow'» wife
was at that time searching the battle­
field for the body of her missiug hus­
band Voder the gu usance a mi safe con­
duct of Gordon ’»tuesseugem »he reached
the l-evisiue of the hero iu time to sava
his life.
Lar low recovered from his wound to
enter upon the WilderucMcauipaigu. As
commander of oue of the old divisiona
of the reorganized Second eorpe be. for
the first time, came nuder Hancock.
During the Wilderne«» battle Barlow'»
troops held the ieft of Hancock's line on
the Brock road. De was evuiruuted by
Luug»tre<*.
At tspuctnylvania Br.rlow vv conspic­
uous tn the preliminary lighting, and on
May 10 was ordered to retreat while
actually engaged with the enemy.
At the assault of the Bloody Angle.
May 18. Barlow’s division was in .'lie
front line. Tin* «oldiers tu*le their way
through a thicket li.orv than a mile
without guides to the piano of attack.
When Barlow Irarucd that the com­
mander of the army had made no re-
connoisrance of tlie ground and the post-
ti< u to be assailed, aud that it wa» pure­
ly guess work, or a ea«e of “go it
blind.” with the livee of 12.000 men at
atake. be felt that be was called npvu
to lead a forlorn bc|«. Taking out the
valuable« aud keepsake« ua hie person,
be intrusted tbsm to a friend, with a
lust message to bi» faithful wife, who
waa then a devoted nurse of the »oldiera
iu the ho»rp’taLs ue»r by. The aseaalt
was a ruccee«. and his troop» were th«
first in the ruemy’« works.
In the memorable charge at Cold Har­
bor Barlow swung his cap iu lbw air
..
Hi« Claim to th« Tftfa.
“Is Tubba a prof emú.ae l singerU*
“OK yas—that fa, be prutesaea to
•iug. "—Chicago Record.
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V -»•-».*». •
Hie In HW Hand«.
Of cotegy» it i» pr* tty generally-unffrv-
«I imm I that if Lynian J. (raga were keep.
lug waote Mi 4» irramiry none <*t ■>•
would go *8 sleep »t Hight with the fe.»
that it * otrid ie Maie».-Xûjit ago Evie
lug Peat.
foslerad by Fra« T,»*le.
A diapatcb in the New York Tribnne
from Trovideuee staUd that betb braii' h-
ea of the city council of that city ha-1
passed a naolutiou asking from tbe
legislature pow-r to devote |150,00i>
“to provide work for the unemployed. ”
ft is the same old ttory which we have
h^ard over aud over again since the tri-
gmph of tlie free frail« party in 1892.
Who ever beard of tfte ,n***-d of such
« resolution before th»«-? Tbe org.-tn-
izjttcu of «ocieite* for ibe purp* «» of
providing work for «be unenjpfryed 1»
th» in» tiew eute* pries winch owes its
esistenc« to th* break lug rt* w| tjf oyr
protective tariff rysietu ar.d th* *gtab-
J..-hmept rf purtpl De» trad« It ja - pa
au * wrt* rpnee «u* U a t«i<t>. t:v«
J-
t»dl Id# idW. fc-sF W Jse «ee
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riMBER L and , u-t junk .*, imth ,—
TIM»«H | tail. MT JVV« 3 1878.—
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and will off,*r pmof tu ah»»w Ihat tlu*
NGTU f ; F g R I’URI.It'ATIGN'.
Notice tor t’lit'liciiliou.
Ululili Mm»*« Iginil Olttiv lakwicw’
United Siale.» laoi’ljt Ifticw, l.»k«li''W. Iwml aoiight i» iiion* valualile for ila Ilm
Gr»gi»n. Gi-t. 21. IMUl. Noliiv i» hereby Hr., th-lida-i ¡A», Hall. Notii-e la hereby Iwr or »tone tiian I*»» agricultural pur-
tlicgiiii, iMotai 2/, IlMH
Noil r u
given ihut in c>Ki>|*li«iiix* with tin- pm given itiai in isuupliamv with (lie pn* i«w»»» amt to eetal>li»h her c I h I ih I o -aul
livt«di\ givvii ihm in compilane«* alth
taml
Iwlorv
la»
II
lhi»eoll
Co
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lrrk
al
vi«ioii i »if the Act , I .time 3, 1878. eu vishMia oi tin* act of jnm* 3. 1878 entitl­
the pruvfofonii of th* act of .hin»* v IM*.IL
tulisl “Au «* l lor thi* »alt* of lltnte’r ed “Au act lor tl»«* Mil«* ol tiiiilwr lamia Kliimath Falle. Or. ou fhnraday, ihr
viithlcd Aiia» l i *r lin* »nh* nl tlmtar
4th
-luv
ol
Februare.
fWH,
Unii» in tin* Flati.» i4 Valilornia, Givgon in th»- »tai«-» ol Caltloiuia. Gogna, Ne
I hii 'I h pi (he *tai*a of < '*« 11 f«»r •« io, <»rrv»»n/
Mi»* iiaiiH*« a> witiie»»,-« .1 C Fmilll.
N’cv.t,la 4*1.1
u-lnnglvti Tell lini v.’’ »» vada and wa»huiglou i»-ilitivy.“ a-ex-
*» Vrtilrt und '* (odili h I<’I i Tvrrll*»|’%‘,M M0
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ol
exleu'ltel it» all the I’ublit* latini Stati«« tendevi to all‘the public lami stali-« by
«■\(* iitlutl t' all th** cithlii i and hlhtr* hf
Klmnuth
Fall»,
i
tr
b) «Cl of Aug. 4. IHM. the ioUuiiiiig an-t of Auguat 4. IS!>2. the following per
act ”f \ iig'iMt 4, |h ’* |fi. f*d|ou tog prr
Anv and all fwrsona ,-laiining adverar
Iteratili» haie i.li*.I in thi» office their Sona have tiled in Ibis olUie llicit »worn
auiin I hk ' i * | i . v >I in filli» ollie»’ Ihvii 4*<*ru
li
t|»e
idsue
d,
«c,i'»-d
lan.l»
ave
re.p»ea|.
»until atalemeiila. In nil t—
Ntrtl« lll 'lllb IO rt If
atatemeiit». Io wit —
Enn.«au McKiVtomux, ni Blair, conni y
Charles Kruse ol Bi idal Veil, county •»I io file theirilaim» in i h’» olltce ,,n or
.lain«*« I* via of Klamath rail», cvmiy
of rrvni|«e«li «i». Mate ut Wi»., »worn •>l Multnomah, etnie ol Oregim. sworn Iw-Iorr »aid 4tli iluy o| Fi*hriiarv. IHM
«»i alainaih, ntafool »»regon, swoih aiata*
K M. Brallam, Register.
•Iwteineiit No. *2i<l*i (or Hie puich«'c of statement No is-ir» tur th«* pnieliasc of
incut No 272H for the purrhana ul lha
the FW qr. Sec N. r»» *8 s. R |8 E. W M
i.of 3 »»■» Il I rt p 37 b m 10 a w m
the swqr xwqr, « halt awqr. »»c 17 «wqr
Gitilo «ivi O Gillw*n ol Bl.nr, coiint v xwqr. a«*e |H. tw p 38 a a 13 «
TIMItEll ! \\f» A(’T It’XEH. |M7M
dolili Mrtiin irf Klrtiiirtth ralla, count/
of Trani|>e»dean. »tate oi Wte., »worn
Ernest G Htollivp ol Kern», cvttnly of
ol a I ahoi i h rial* <*f «»rrgon, an nrn t'ala*
\oriCE FOR Pf’IH !(’ UT<»\.
»tgtcineiit No 2i>37 lor tin* p»irrli*«e of Cowlita, state of waali . »worn stateuii nt
incut .Xi* t7JM !•>» the pur» L abt al lh<
Dnited Sta* «R Litnd Office l.*kt‘vicw,
the Wh«lf Nl-qr. Filiali Nil ar, JA*e 5, No'JGth* for the pun-liaec ol tlie xgqr,
Mil 4 a» « H irtji M7 a a II* a a a
ff), IttQÌ
\ II««* li
Tu 38 S. R 13 E W M
14. tsp
twp 38 a a 12 a w g
lìmi the) will offer proof I« «how that
ace 14,
hervhy
tivon
timi
in
n»mpllnin*
wifh
Thick J Ihonipaon of Blair, count« <4
the Liuti Mftiighi ib muía valwrtbla for ua
to show
That they will
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pr<>viMÌ»>HM
td
fh«*
act
nf
('«»ngr»M«a
«d
Trvui)«*<i!v»ii. Kta'e ot Wi».. »worn »tale- that th» laud »ought i» more valuable
limber or b I oiic ilmn h»r «ariani*m a !
ment >'o 2t«38 lor the pnn-ba*H* of th«* for tie limber or »tone than lor agricul­ .lune 3 IHTt. entìllrd “Ali nel fnr thè
|iiir|H*ara and to ualah||Bh llieir claim lu
Male <»f lìiul«er laiitls in the Stai«»* «d
W t,W <e Fee t> Tp 38 SRI,* E W M
an
«I Irtiitl brlnrc Jam II l>rlar<*ll, l'ouïttr
tural pur)«»>i-» and to vataldisli llielr
Tiioma» Oltein ol Blair, «wiunty of claim t<» «aid laud Imkwe Ju- ll Driai<4l Cahf'iri'ift. <frvg«»n, N’evmts. wn>l Wgd»-
civil» at al inolili rulla, or, mi Ihurrda*
Trempealeau, »late
i*l Wi»., »worn eunity clerk at Klamath Fall», Or., on iiitff.m Terrltory.” •« r\ion>le>l tnnlltbr
Ihr Ihhdajr ol rvbruary. H mm .
Pi’hlie luan.l States hv «cut «d Augii«! 4,
I’Li V mime «*• *vh»raacB Jamra I*<»vla
étalement No ïtGM for the purcban* of Tueailay the Sth day i»l Feb., HAM.
issi.
John \lrtiin, A J h I iiibhh , J <• I’lrrcu, J (J
Un* SEqr S. c « rp 38 S R |3 E W M
I hey mime as wuiu ».»e»
L'harle»
•lennie
M.
Rtren,
of
Mhwnnn,
Gl» It Boraheiiu ol Blair, county of Kruse, ol Bridal Veil, th., Eiov«t <i
Hiniih, of alrtmath rnlfo, or.
Trempealeau, »late ot Wu*..»worn »tate­ Stolleopof Kern». wa»li., John tiilhiuui, ronntv <»f |,inu Stale «d Orrgmi, Ims
mill all |M'i*>«»im < foiming a«lvaraa-
filtri
in
thi«
office
rr
«w«»rti
mlMh'liient
men! No 3840 lor the pnn ha««* oí llie Earl T JoluiMm oi Bly, Or., S A wliitu
h th«’ al*«*vc *lo«»crifo*d landa arc irquaal-
No. 2FVMÌ, | »r thè piìrcha«»' •»• thè ►*•»
c«l io flh'Ifirir claim* in Ihm <»fli* •» ad
W^NWqr, Sin* 5, Fi'yNEqr See 8, Tp 88 ol Rot »ton. i >r.
F’*v *4 >rr. 3A in Tp 44>S., Kange 7 K ,
or fo’ioiv »aid liti* «I mv <*f rrbtiiarVg
8 R IS E W M
Any an<t ail prrwin - claiming adverse­ W. M
Ailierl B l'eierwon of Blair, comity ol ly th»* alan e-ih-K-rdasl land* uro rt«pi»'»t •
I’**4.
E M. Itimiabi, Rcfialar.
Ami w ili offt'r prooff to *h>»« limi the
Trent(leali-aii, »tatet of \\’i».,«worn »tate­ rd to til« then claim» iu tin» • dice on or
lumi ««night in inoiT vnluabl«' f«>r Ita
IIUW
ms
I
and
,
H «»W il, IWjM,—*
men! No 3841 tor the piin-ha»e ol the before »aidUtil d ay ,4 i'eb.. IUUI.
tìinhrr or «fono Ihan for «egrh*«iltnrid
Noll« e for l’iilAkrat.
SEqr Six- 5 ! p »8 S K 18 F. W M.
E. M. B-attain, Hcgmter.
pm |k«Fot»«». Mini
««etiihhid! ber dxhn t»>
Irliltt*<| Slalrt lumi office, inkcvlawr,-
Omer F Imriell ol Blair, coiintv of
Bi»id In«» I Indoro »la*
H.
I>ri*coll
«»rt'ipm, ochdrnr 2», ll***i Not*«*«« i« her*
Trvm(»*alem>. »talent Wi», »worn »tale-
(\»itnlv
<
Terk
*t
klNimith
E»UI
n Orrgtm
Ttunaa i knu . ut ji nk 3» WS»—
lui-ut No 21*43 for tin* purvlim-e of the
In given that in compliance «uh thè
•»n F’thlav, fin* 3Htb d*v «*( January,
intuiti >n« ol the act of June 3, IM7H, en*
E\.s\\ qr Sv«- 8. N t,N W*«r Six* 7 Tp 88
Nutica for riilOuatUMi.
PWM
title«* *An a* t lor the «ale <4 limber
8 R IS E W M.
rnital Statra tand
tatavicw,
Nhe nnimsi nn wilneam**: J <• Piare«*.
I m I h I n tn the «taira of CnllfornlN, oregon,
Belie M.«ffat nf Sparta, iwnty of Man- (»• . « ; 11 J... IdOB. N• -t:»•«■ ia lit-tt L\
Roy
llrtmskar.
J.
W
llnnuikar,
J.
Nevada and u4shhigt>>n ir» ritory,** aa
roe. «tale oi Wi». »worn »tenenteiit No given that in ct nipiinner nitli the pro-
Smith,
ufi
of
Khimitth
F
’
ilh.
Ore.
r * i <-iitl«*vi to nil rubln iniol stale« Ly
2843 for the pitreba«* of the NEqr Sec
vwioiim ol U*r art I June I, IH7K. ruiifl-
Anv
Hn
l
all
i*et*t«*nN
drtiming
wdversa-
act *d A h /' ib I I I MM2, ihr lo||<*winit per*
13 Tt> 88 8 K 13 F W M.
rd ,,.An act forilw wale <»f tlmtar I miu I b |v the *li*»ve *le!»ci H*r I lwil«lv un* re*
«OHB ha\r tiled tn tifi« oline thru awuri>
Tbressa C l-evia ol Black River Fall»,
in the Mates of California. <*rcgon. Nr qursttnl to fife th»«ir d.iimB in this «»ffi'*e
county cl Jack-on. »late •>( Wi«, «worn
•latruienla, U» a H
vrt*la ami rtu<*hiugt«m tv *nt*»rv,” a»» rx- • »n or bdiFTv sani ‘.whli da% of Janiinrv,
lilrhaid Krum* oi Klamath ralla,
stati-ment No -J8 44 ha- the purchase «ií
irmlrd It* all the piil»li»' land Hlatra l*v 1WM.
the Wkj-Eqr. SE|rSr.ir, SEqrS Wqr
roumy of s I mhiui I i , alate «4 Oregon^
act «»I August 4, lr»02. lliv (<»JI»»rtinji prr-
F. M B ratto * Rrginte?.
• worn ■tairuivnl no 2711 for the pur­
Sec I Tp 3» f K 12 E W M.
M»m» Imvr tile»! in this t»!hcv llieir auorn
Tl.AIKr.R L.AND, ACTJt .\E 3. 1*7*
doo*«« of lite sw|r awqr, w half Nwqr, aaqf
S.«.|n* Thotita» <4 Maili*on county oi
TIMBER f.AND. ACT JUNE 3 IH7B—
alrttemml.’», to *il—
Nin i» i i oit ri i.i i« rrtoff
•i or «4 U ni a p ,w a a d a.
Itene «tate of Wi«, »worn -la’viutnl No
brrttrnc K Rrar*on«r of Aotlrmy,
\«
u
i»
r
i
<
»i;
M
Id
|<
a now.
E I a.ini Kradyol Klamath ralle, r»*un*
284» | ir tin* iHlo h i-n- **l the N Wqr »ec
l ntie»i MalvN taiid oifbr, I akvvirw.
cunuty of Harprr. state of Kaiumr,
I- ta p 38 S R 12 E \V M
ITnit«««I Slates tarnt Office, takeview. Oreguu» Ah 'lutar HI, |Uu3.
N«»tiue l» ly ol tklaiualh. míale ol urrg«>a, eworn
artoru Ftalrmvnt No 2* 30 lor ihr pur-
Martin Linciai of Bteir cotinlv of
Notte«* in heretn iUvmi th*i in c**mph«io'r nuli •tatriiicnl No 3712 for the |mtrha«v of
»•lirtM* of the IkOl 4. m * c 4. Irtp 37 I* a 0 a Oregon, Oct<d»er 3t), IRÒ.
the V hull Nwqr, »»qr s*qr, awqr naa|r
Trenipealean »tate of Wi«, »worn «tato-
.'mrali M Rra*«»nvr **f Rrarrvr, eounty hereby rtvm that in r«*mplmmv with I ìh * pr»*vi**h»iiN ol thè i»«*t ol L’ohgrrss «d
ment No 2848 tor thi* pii.vha.*c oi tin-
M« H lap in a a H a a a.
of nn»un, stair of K omaa, srtorn ►tAte- the provi*».*»ut of the Act of June .3, IH7H. June 3, Ik7s, vntitled " A h nel i«>r the
I hat Um w ill otter |*im«I to »how tha|
WteNFqr sec 8 E*»N\Vqi sec <> twp 18
mvnl No 21*^1 lor the pmvl*a*v of the eiititied • An wet for the bh I p of tim>*«*r sai«* ol lirntar ands tu thè States **f Cali* the laud eought »• m<>rr valnaMe l«*r He
S K 18 E W M.
a half awqr, ar<* 4, K hall x«qr, hcc V, lands in the StM«*s <d California, < >n*g«*n, fornia, Ori*g«»u, Nevati* nini AA »«hington lin*ln«r <*r atone than f« r arri* tiltural
That they will offer proof to »how
Neva I* imi W*shingt«»n Territory,” as rvrntory, as vatrmtal lo nll thè l'ublu
pnriawes nod to veluldlnh Ho ir claim l«r
tliwl the lam! »ought i» more valuable lu p 37 r a V a w u
Thnl they will <*ffrr proof to ahow tlmt estende*! to «II ti e Public tan«! Stalos taml States hy u< t ol August 4. IWJ
tor its limiter or »>*me than for agricul­
Emma Alauning, of KLimsih F'nll«, BA>*I land Irefoir (.* II U libro*, t' H
I hr land RMighl ir more valnaMr for ila l»v set of Attgn*f 4. IW2 the following
via nit»
loner at alamnth ralla, or. on
tural pum»r« ami to e*t»l li-h tin tr
tlmtar or »lour ttar (<*r hu *ienllutal |*rrw*4is have Hl«sf in this office th* ir ronuiy of Klani«*<h Stale (or Tvmlort , rb'trmlay the lllh day t»l r««l*tuaii, HMM
claim to -ai l land lie(.*rv C II Withrow,
Nuorn rt «temente. Io wit :
ot <>r«-goii. ha* tPcd hi thi« olhcr ber
puryuev*
mwl
tu
eataldiah
ttair
ciaiiu
lu
They nam«« a« witnraara-* <«ro Murgair
U S Commi-*«icm-r at Klamath Fall«, Gr
E»*nr«t R. IHHard rd Chtpprwa F’:dî«, «wurn siateinriit .X*» 214, f**r thè pur»
mid laml tafora J am 11 Ih-mmli. countv
on Friday the 5t‘i o( February IWH.
county of ('hip|N*wa. «tab» of AVi«., »■ha* ** *d thè - E‘4 of >«•» non 3« m Town Kall M 'gai, *4 torno. o>. Nr*l Camg*
ck-rk
at
Klamath
Falls,
<*r.,ou
Monday
la-li. Ih- h*»4 Krum», EU* a rd liia-lv,
Thee natnoa* wiinw»«—: Edward Me-
sworn statement X » ?70| f<»r the pur- «hip .17 S., Rmigt- 13 F*., AA*. M,
Kivergin, Gulbraml G Gilbert, Eriek J the Hili »lav *»i Feb.. IW4.
rhrt-e «»( the Sl,.sF’t
FI’^SU’’^ See 21, Ami w ìli offvr pr*M»f to <*lmw thwt th<* lami ut tolaiuutb l’ail», or.
Thry natnc as « Unraers: » C Smith.
A h v *n*l nil i»-*«,in« ctalinlrg a«lvrr»«-
Thouip*'«in. Thoma.« Olson, Ole B R**r-
Tp 37 S. R 13 E U M.
sotight i*> u***re ufthiable (or ìts tlmbrr
sheim. Albert B Iteteraon, Omer F Im­ T E Smith, j G Pierer. W U Smith, all
Perl Cushing Rtdiev <4 Bly. r»»unly nf or alone than for s>tr|«'ultural |Mir|«»evs. I» ll*v al»*Vr <lv»r*ll»-4 IwU'l« »*,* rsipir»!-
t»f Klamath Erttfo, (>n g*»n.
moli, Martin Ijngdal. of Blair, Wit,
K lamath. Ntstr «»f Oregon, « nisii iiat»» an<l tn r*t*hh«h I er clstm |«i bmi «I n*id «»I to fit«* tlirtr r.alio» li» ibi» offici* • n or
Any ami aH |*efw»na claiming adverse­
Belie Moffat of Sparta, Wi«.. Sadie
ment No ¿700 f.»r the nur h *■•♦• of the >H’(.>rt-Ja- ||. HriSColh (-utility Clvrk al bvlui» said I Illi -lay ol », l-ruari. H»*l.
ly the rttavr «IracrUird land* are rrqnr.t-
E M Brattate, lirgot, *
Thoma** oi .Madison. ** is . and riirvs»«
SEqr SWqr. s1*. SEqr. N Eqr SEur, Sec Klamath Eidls, Or»g«*n, un "»ainruay
till Io file tM**r claims in ibis office »m or
C Ia-vi« ot Black River Fall», Wi».
2*. Tp 37 H. R If F: AV M.
O
h
*
23
k
I
dav
«*f
Janiiary,
ItsH.
Shw
TIMlUkM t.AYI», AíT JVWM 3, IH7M.—
Any ami all perann« claiming adverse­ tafore >a»<! Mb dav Frl*., 1004.
That th«»v w ill off «r proof t«> sh*nv that na»nr** sn w ilm-B-v •
E M. Bmitrtm, Register.
,X li«*«' lor i’ul»h»‘*»tion,
ly the al*ovv detw*ril<e»l lands are *e-
the lami sought is more vahuable 6»r its
.1. AA’. Huuiakar, J. (*. Smith. J. O.
ipiesteil to file llieir claim» in th»» office
timl>er or shine than for «grienftiiral Pi«**re. tir*». H Jallry, all vi Klamath
t*h!lr«l "lai»”* tanti <'ÎÎ hv . tahaviaw»
on or before said-Hit «lav ol Febril»*», TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878.— purpMH'S sml t«* r»l«l*ll»h their chum t«» f all" <>rvgi»n.
Or . f «rtf»Ut 27.
Notier ib tarrby
s.iid bind hrlore C. II Withrow. I’ s.
l'.icM.
E, M. Brattate, Réguler.
Anv siri «!f firrsom« edmm ing a*l jllvrn flirti in «*otn|>hrtnvr with tit«* pro-
Nolirv for l’ul*la-ati**n.
Com miss ion er nt Khiimith tails, on snt- versele Ita a>"»ve «le»cril*e*l land» ars i iMon<* of ilo* «i t oi fun«' J, IM4M, rniHI*
Unitnl Stat.« Laml office. Mkeriew. tird.ir tin* fitti Jav of FVIwnnrv. IMM rr*|m-tetKH| tu tlh' tlo'i« claim» in thi* «••I At* A< f for It*** walv u( tiiiilM-r l«ii>la
<>r»k.---ii. <*c-..'»r 27, i'«'3.
Nottaa 1« Th. y name ns wi incase**: taw rene* K. olht-r
< ’rtlil”ff*irt Oftqfnii. Nr-
<*r taforv Nasi 2»*t«i «ia> «4 io ll»r -trtt* •
ns men utao, *cr JC.VB 3, |S7H.—
hereby given that in ivriHpliiim* with Turner, Harry O. !t»e. f 11 Richey. It
vada * m »*I rtABliiiigiMti Yvrritof * .** a«rw
the
pr*>vi«i»>na
»4
the
m-t
of
Jui»»-3
18,8,
f’ Ri. brv. J Á 'S*u h i .Ir . of Hlv. Or.,
Notice for Pulilicalion.
tri ftal to rtll fta I’Uir!!» latul Btrtl* * hr
tinilwr «rol »Alfred A P»bh Ernest R tao a rd »4
Ihr .»*’1 <4 A«»r i*f 4. I**»2 ita
/
Unite«! Stat,*» Land I »Hire. Lakeview, enli-.h»l ’ An a- l for the «ole
la mi» in tlie st etc« oi Cadiioinia, * *r»-g* >n Chip|t*wa ta.h», AA is.
HMHF.il FAND. G l II .NF i l»78 - l<rr
ta*r íll»**| ti» thin o II m «* Uirir
Or.. Hcti’iwr 23, I9C3, Noti«c 1» lierelry
Ni-va«l.i ami Washington terntocv,** .is
Any
imi
«Il
jwr-mis
<
lairning
a>lrer*e-
«W"fh ■( »’»‘inrntw, to*mt
given that m compliance with th« pro­
UUTff R FOR iTi’*l rCATfOM
t-xtim led to all II-« l-ublic land »tat.-« by h thè «tarebed lands are reqm**t*
lüiiw i- lfoigfriB*Mi «»I 21,*^! Ea**t I. -Ml
vision« of the act oi June 3, I87R, entill-
Utill«»l Flat«*» IwkndOlIlie lakosv.
act
of
August
4.
1892.
the
lollowittg
per
­
rd
to
til«*
their
claim*«
in
this
office
on
or
Ta*■*»«»»n ro’irif» ot fiterrw »Ulrul »mil,
cl “ tn ai t ior the sale <>f timber land»
Oregon, (K-t»*l*«*t 17, 1103
.Notice »«
sona
have
fik-i
tn
thia
olhee
thetr
sworn
before
said
tilt
dii*
of
F
’
e!»ri>tiry
,
l!MH
•a*»r>i
wtMirmrnf Nf* 272À for ita pur»
in the etatea oi Caiilornm, Oregon, Ne­
E. .Al BraiUilii. Register« hereby glvvu lb»i in compliai iv* will» «•hrt»r <»• Ita B*k |r »rr t, Iwp
a a IS •
vada and Washington Territory,’’ a> ex­ slaleiiienla, to-wit:
the
pr**vr»Hms
of
If»«
Art
of
June
a,
1878,
l.vnu B F'erguvei, ol Newberg ennnty
Hatis I* AihlrrMin «4
Ea«t I. M
tended to all the public land state» by
entitled
"An
ad
lor
the
»al«
of
tiinher
act of Angnet 4. 1882. lhe following per- *4 Yamhill »tale *4 <>rv*g**n. sworn state­ TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNES. ICR.— lamia ill the «tales of Cahforuia. Orvg-m, Taonurt, count* «I l’for»*** *l«tr<> w*«lie
gon» have Ble«f in tide offii-e llieir »worn ment No 27t»i Mr the piirrha«e *-i the
Nevada ami Washington Territory.’ »■ BWoea nlrtir«f»rt*l No. 272*t (or th» pur-
NOTICE Kill ITBI.fCATIoN.
w‘, w half »ec 21 1» l> 40 s r 13 east.
c I ium * id I Lu AU|r rvi iii, twp
• a IS
statement», to-wit:
rxtemleil
U* all the t*nl»ii» l-i*ul Mal»-»
John
Larkin
of
Nenlwrg
county
*4
Unite>l Mate» laind Ottnv, Lakt-viaw,
■ W N.
John w Mi-l'lure of Onaniia. county of
l*V
act
ol
Aug»i«t
4.
isti*,
||,o
follow
tug
Notwv t»
Tirai i I m ’ v will offer pro*( h»»linw ttac
Mila* Lacs, state of Minn, sworn »late- V mhill «tale«4 <*ri-g,«i »worn atalemrtit Oregon. Gildier 23, IWH.
No 2707 for tlie pnrdiaae of llo- E half b*-reliv given that in rornpfianr,* with per »otta have nk«l nt this ulll»v- their tta
ronchi 1« Hinn' valuabh* for its
nient No 3WG for the pnreliasc of the
■ sum alalcmetila, to wit ;—
KEqr,
N
hall
»Eqr
arc
2V
twp
40
r
r
13
the
prorieéio»
of
the
a<-t
of
I
’
mw*-«.
of
timber or al* mi «* iban for aam ultural
gnqr. are 25. two 37 » a 12 K
Jt-i.iV» Baitsaai rx.
Juris
3.
1878,
entitle-l
“
An
art
lor
the
rit*t
|>iir|N!•»«•*• and io «'«trtl*h*di ll*«*if clabn !•*
Martha M .McChireof Onaniia. coun­
Thai they will
r pr»m< to *h«»w -ale of tini er land« in the State» of of I’orllaml, ciuinly ol Mul'iimiiab alate •Mid ¡and taíura i’ H. Xfrthr»»*, l{. N.
ty of Mille [.a,-», state of Minn, »»urn
that
the
laiiti
*>«>ti>fht
in more VMhiaW« California, itregon, Nriaila. atei Wash­ ol Grego«1, »worn »tatrnir»»! No. 7M|
r>nr*uiiura»«ifn*r mt Klrthirtth I all*». « >r, <*n
statement No JuM for the purchase of
for the pun haw ,4 tin* NF:1*'
2.’
Thurotlrtv ili«* liti» ‘Irtv o| Feb, IllDI.
the MUjr xsqr, sec 27, V half *«»<|r. s«v i«»r it* limber << f»v«ne than for ftitriml* ington Territory,” ■• ratrmlel le »11 the Tp 37 F, R 13 R W M
t»irnf
pnrj*w*-«
*n«i
I*»
hli
tbrtr
They urtine rt** wilio-Bur* » A tartar,
I’ll Ml»- latriti Staten by art ol Augnai 4,
2i». xw»jr .srqr. fee 2b twp .T7 » g 12 K
Kt:xxi.-r>i MtcRig,
II
Hrtrru* I han. <4 lU* . ♦ »r . I» » <»’|t»ir*nt
IHW2.
(' Havard .Staple» of Brud<lp, county claim to ’•nt I imifl before
Mair
nt
ul
I73H
H
24lli
f*t
law
Angel**».
llrtn«(* Ai 'IwtB’fi, Klo*>h* ll*>l¿Virt*Mi ol
I ha > Ir« If. Kestes, of H-*Hiel*l. romite California -worn »latem* hi N o
of »-Itrarm. Mate of Minn, sworn state- conn tv clerk at Klamath fh II* «<» on
for
Tacoma. *»*••!».
ment No -J»io5 for the p»irvha«e «4 the Mmlnnohr the 10th day »»I rvbrnary, ol Klamath Mate of Oregon. Im« tllril in
L
h.l
••
»»f
I
h«»
Any and nil |»cr»«»f»rt tdraliniug adverar-
ibi« otti,,- In«-worn «tateni,*nt No Ji’ót
w ball xwqr, t»»ajr swqr. vaqr aaqr wt 1104. They naiiw a* wrfn« w»ew—
SE^SV
4.»W >4 8« V Tp 37 F . lì
L>vim u *'8n'M°,*(*n« J°bn uirkin oi wew- lortbr pnrihnw *4 the SEI^NE'^, oi W >,»W If 4 HK>
ly th»* atar«* *l«*Bcri!*•*•! L«ud*> ate rrqtrvH-
31 twp 37 * a 12 a
M.
H
E
w
or, .1 •» Mamtker, II i.(’l<qKot*. Roy Section li in Tp W H., itairge II E.,
rd lo tifo tta»r « IrtHiM» I»» ibi** ottkv on or
Lev H fire«» nt Bemidji. e»mnty nt
(’ Ili RIA |l»»r’.gF,
talofr *«id lllh «la» *d Fri», IIMH
W. M
m-llrami. stat«* of Minn, »worn state­ I Kil|forrol noiianin or.
of l»»7 f!h .‘t. |•»»■'ll I, cofín tv of
Any
ami
all
jN-rw«
n*
claiming
a«lver*e-
and wilt offer pru4 tn «how that I In­
E. -M. Uittifaiu, RrqriBtar.
ment No 2702 for the |«Orel»a»e oi the
ly the airfare «Ir^rriUfl H iih I« are re« land r-Higlit I» more ralrta*»li* lor its hui Mnltm llirth. Biatt* «d ffreg’ii. •* ¡n
saqr, -ev 25 twp 37 » a 12 k
Mat* Mo h» N ’. ’ |O f »r »hr piiFuha-«-
qne»»tr«l
to
tile
their
claim*
in
thi*
office
Yiuaicii
I.AWI»,
A«T jr%* 3. ili«#.—
brr nr atone than l*-r agricultural |>nr
August Zarctiaar «4 Hemi»lji cvmnly o|
»11.
i NE’i^E^ ’ n . •*. .VA '»
Notare
i«>r
l*tal4Mwinai.
Beltrami, state >4 Minn, for the jmrcimrr on or brivre -ai»l 10th day oi rehruHrx« faise«. an-l to *-»t«l*lt-li hi» claim to »aid
1 g , N t . .*M, Tp 37
K 1 1 E . U U.
1HN.
E. M. Braitain, negfotrr.
and In-lore C II Uithrow, I’.S i'.rn
ol the aeqr, see 25. twp 37 a a 12 aww
l’riitesl Siate* Otod i ufi« ««, l^ikrviaw,
Thai il»**y * ill *>ff<
«divi >r«»d t«» ►! .<
nn»»ioner
at
Klamath
Falla.
Or
on
Sat
­
That they will ,/ler pnaif to show that
Notier ia
flirti lh«*lnn«l MMiflil is
1« in*»rv v»*|ih* lit (fregoli« iwhdtef 27,
urday thelith day of Felirnary, l’**4.
the laud si oght i» more valuable tor Its
ViNurx I.4SI», act Jtrw« 3, 1H7Ä.—
btr if»» tlmtar i»r
fl an I *r Mgti il» hrrvby giteti ihat In « < aiplMncr with
He
name«
*»
wil,H*»ee»*
Cliarle»
tim>,er nr »tone than for agn«-iiltural
lnr.»l pn»,|B*»r« j * m >I io «»«tA’*h'di II« >tr ihr proVHioti« of tf»«’ art o| Jini* 3, |M7A,
Notice for Publication.
i’iekett. Philip tirav, la-v F. Hnlin of
pn* pir«-» and to establish tl»««ir claim to
Ufi!IIl«*l “An art for the aale <d timl«er
• Irtim to »»Miti land tatorv < H
United
Sfate*
Land
Office,
Oikeview,
ft»«
I
lie
M.
Or.
.
an*
I
Alberi
D
Hayea
ol
»aiil latul l»fore raa H I>ri»e»,ll. eimnty
U M < f>irin«i»-i<*nri a» K *amirili Fanil, farei- in the NtHir* ol (*allf«>riiMl, <>rrc<«n
Notice in hereby Tuie Lake. I »r.
clerk at Klamath Falls, Or. on Momlay Or. < •«•folter 2»» BMK.
<>ration, on U’rdnr«dav fta 2’Hh «lay *»f Nevioia an<f II a«ddtigton feri it»»ry,“ na
giren that in rompi»**«* with fin* pne
Any and all j<rrw*n» claiming », I verse
the Sth «lay ol Feb. Haq.
JnnnarT
Tta> nam<* a« a iliie»»M*E : extrndr«l lo all the puhlir land »ttilra l»y
They name as wiine«-e»: j»*hn w Mc­ vi»fon* of the an oi Anne 3. | m »K. entiil- h the ah»,ve-de«»-ril»«l land« are n-,ple»t- JffRriA Rratkrrnii «»i Porilanil. L ifm hi a< t of Au>t«iat 4.
the folinwing per*
Clure. Ma-lha M McClure, of Onamia. ed “An act for the Bale of liml<r lamia rd Io tile lh»-ir i-laiiti» in Ibi» office <*n Ki-iinrth Ma< Ra<* of fo* Ang««lrw Cali­ »* hn Imvu Üb‘d in ilim oline llieir «woria
Minn. C nayanl staple», Ie«> II lirew». In the Rtate* id <‘aldornia, <>rrg”n. Ne- or Iwlore rani t-ih day »4 February P»>4. fornia. (’hnrlvB I|*te”lli4*, ol l%>rilan I. BtMtrmrnt». hewH —
▼wdw and wn-hingP»* -rerrit«»ry.war««
E. >1. Kratlam, K«*gi»ler.
August Zurehow. ol aemiiiji. Minn.
Ella M Knapp «>l Krol, r»-iaty nf
Or«*)p»«», Angotti H<*<*dta. «4 Klrtlllilfl»
Any an«l al) person« claiming adverse­ lentfrrf to all tbe poblic lamí elate* by
Ealíi», <>rry »w. Harnrn-f S of » r P, »d |*di- k fnp, state of \\ aah, ewiiln etatrinml
act
<»i
Angmd
4.
I8P2.
the
ioHowmg
p»*r#
ly the alove-deserilwsi land« are re»|ne»t-
TIMBER LAND AfT.IUNEA, IN78— larwl. Orrguii. Cha». W. liatal, oí l’ixi No 2722 for ihr por< !>••* «4 thè N half
e«t to til»- their claims in this ««free ms or «Miro* hare tiled in this otta «? their «worn
atrqr, awqr awqr. Fee i, »Kqr aaqr, ber 2
NOTICE FOR I’UBIJCATIo.N.
laud. Or*u*Mi.
atairfnerit*.
—
before tael 8th day of Feb., l'.»>4.
Any aim ! .iff ifrmoriw «daimiriit a lvrr»- IWI» IM B. M 12 ». wr M
United Malev la»n»l Office l.nkeview ,
Emil
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Martenren
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mrda.
c
own
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E. M. Brat tain, Regniter.
Kuaim r II Nivh’ti of Kent, cotinfy of
N»«ii-e is rir Ihr aLoTr-<l«*F<*ntal I h ; i <I«» arc r«*«|*iir
tv o< Tb’imtwfi. elate <d wann, eworn Oregon. Oetoiirr 20. ran
King, alate ol Ua-h, s««on afah ment
Maternent No
for the pttfuhtMT of licreliv given tli«t iu e>,in|4»aoev- will» rd to tifo thrir claim* Ilf thi»» *dfo •• rm «V. 272-1 I »r tfw» purrfmae >»» ike E half
the a hall .wwqr, a half *wqr, arvS**, twp (lie provisions >4 the act >4 C«mgrrva -4 of fo-fosr Fair! 9ltL *lav <»( Jiitiniirr IMM. .wwur, w half Mgqr s« <• I, twp «3Ma a 12 K
EM. IU4ATÎ8IM. RrVfuIrf
Junv.3, 1878, entitled “An act lor tlie ___
37 9 K 13 K
Al (iladvN Nadvn <»f Kvnt, c«»unty ot
IbofD hr L fjiu^hlin of olvmpia, conn­ snle rH tinilwr lami» in iln* States of TfMIìER LAND, A< T JI NE 3 IM7M —
timkkr taw, art jrvr. 3, 1W78.—
Kintf. »latie oi wab I i , aworn slatvioent
tv of Thnmton. «unta «4 waaii, «worn California, Oreg-v. N< ii»(a. .«ml Wash­
N< >T í< ’E.F * iR PU HLIC AT K >N.
No 2721 fof the piMuliMBe of Ihr H half
Notice for I’nlilii alHiH.
Maternent No
ior the pnrrhaae of ington T»-rrit»>ry,” »» eatrmfe-l to all the
United State* tand Ofhr-r Í ni U** vívw , »Wqr, n »‘<- 2U, N hall .xwqi sw .12 twp 37
Vnite-d Mates L*nd 'tffi*e. Lakeview, the * half aaqr.
32, w half vw.jr »«er 1’iildic lauid THal»»« by »»3 ol Augnai 4,
sh
13 K
Or«-g*»n, October IH. fiM>3.
Nolic«* u*
IHRS.
Or. u-tober >». IMtt. Not«** 1» hereby 21. twp 37 a u 1.3 a
That thry wül«4l«*r prnof fosliow Ihat
August E. Krnna. »4 Blv, nmnty of tareta Riveli that in cornnliancn with
given that in coroplianrv «i’h tl»e p»«e
Kennett W x4in* «4 Olvmpia, county
Ihr larrl aorrghl in inon* vahiable for itg
vi-ions of tlie act <8 June3. 1878. entitled <d Tlmr-ton, nta’c of waab, nwom state­ Klamath Slate <4 Oregon, ha» tiled in lie* provisions <»f tin* m * t oi Juiw 3, lH7Mr
liiirbt r <»r stoti«« than f«»r ami ’tiltmal
“An art for tlie »ale *4 timlioF land» in ment No 2»H m írn tin* purr hare of the thia office Ins »worn stal«tm*iif No. *¿>1)4. «• ni lile« i “An m*i for tta nm I«* i 4 liintar
puri*»»*’» and lo r«iahliah torir daini t«>
the states ol California, On-g*m. Nevada MEqrarqr, » half NFAjr, wee
awqr for the imrchase of the FW '4 <4 Fee. 22 lands tn ita State* «4 California, Nre ida *ai«i land h« |orr t . tf. Withrow, l K.
Oregon ami AA';islimgt‘>i» Territory,” as
in Tp 37 R., Range 13 FL, W M
and Washington Ternimy,” »» extenled mrqr, err Tt 1*1» 37 * h 13 k
Amt will offer proof to show that the eiten<l«"l lo all ita I’ íi M u * tatui States ruinndaabme? •« Klrninili Falls, Or, oiy
to all the public l»n*i slate» l,y act <4
John T Crt>* ley of Olympia, county
Tburaday thè I Ith dnv «4 Frhmary, iwo|
Auguat 4, I8OT, the following person» of Thiimbm, ataté ol waab, wwoin »tatr- laud sought is more vahiaMe for its by art «ri Aug'isi 4 IWI2, th«* foliow-
Tliry niiiiM« aa w i tu rar er«- Enala«*«' il
have tih«l in tin» oitee liwir »worn nient No
for tbe pnrrba*r of the tindwr or »traie than F-r «gricnltiiral ing persons bave ihwl in li»in <Htk.e ibvir
Naden, W<>l»lys Na>h*n, Ella M knapp
pnr|»«es. and to e«1al»H»h hi» claim to sworn stale rim nia, to-wit
statement«, to-wit :
a hall a half, w* 23, twp 37 n a 13 a
«4 Kent, wiin I». Hama Dran, Jeasr Park*
.fansiv E. H «i u
John I) I>el»iii*i ol Olvmpta. eonnly <4
William A MeClarty of Olympia, »»si land lielorrC. II. Rtibrow U. i*,
rr «d Kly. <frrff«»n.
Thurston, state ol wash, sworn «tate- county <d Thurafon. stat«*of wash, aworn Comnsiaaáinrr al Klamath Fall» Itreyn of Itajiriarn, rounly of Chehaffs sfate of
Anv an«l all frertons daimfog a«lv«*rae*
ment No 2HW lor tlie |*tircb»**e *4 the r- atatrinent No
for the purchaae «»I on Thura«ÍHy, the 28th day oi January, Washington, sworn statement No. 2T»fff,
for the mircliase of the F«’t AVSec. Iv thè a larve «IcMcriliad lan«b arr rrqiittNt-
half snjr. »wqr oe*|r, saqr swqr, see 14, the arqr »F.qr, Wet 17, a half aiM}ry ai.qr 1W4.
eil to Üb* tlrrir daiius in lliù» «dfirr «at og
W. J. 14 Tp 4 H R 11 E W M.
He nan»«*» ■■ whne»»»w.
twp 37 » a 13 K
jrmr, arc 2», twp 37 a h 13 r w u
ÌM-i«>rv aaid 11 «foy of F’rbrnarv, Ih4>l »
Many A. Dawsow,
Cktra E McKenxie of Ytlm. conn tv ol
That tliry will <4T» r proof to rhnw Mitchell. W. W. Cavinklnsrl, August
E .11. Kratt aia, kaipfrler.»
Thiir»<*>r>, state of wash, sworn state­ Ihat th* land arm«hl i* more vnhiuhle Hrppke, M. ChMirr, all M KI math of Hnqiriatn, eminly of ( ì »« I ih I ìn . state
«4 Wash., ww«»rn statement N«». 2AI9 l«»r
ment No 2587 for the purchase of I he i*»r ita t mi>er or -tone than for Rgnr'il- Falla. Oregon.
iiwwsw i.axn. *cv >rx« 8. 1878.—
.1st and all persona rlnnning «river»«*- ita purchase u< the W % W*t Sec 14 Tp
w ball of w hall, sec 17. tw p 37 » a 13 r. ttiral purpofeii and to CRlabliah their
Notkw l**r l’uMiefitRi*.'
Farah L Del-and of Olympia, riwmly claim to raid land before <’ H Withrow. ly tile almv«-iie»»-nl>«<i lami» «re rr- 37 »S. H li E. AA . M.
B Tn t y ,
Unite«! Stai»-» l.an*l Olllcii, Ia«llrvlew/
of Thnreton. »late oi wash, »worn rtate- T
commiaeioner at Klamath Falla. Or qiwvfed to file their elate»« tn thia office
nienl No 2Wrl for the pnrrha«e *4 tbe on wedneadgv tlie Wth day of Feb, 1WH, on or betöre ««¡<1 2Mti day of J an nary, of Hoquiam, r<*ii»ly *4 ('lirhnfis, «fufe Or., <k*tola*r 21, Itavi. Nolicr I» liereby
of Wash., wwran statement Ro. 2Â20, lor pivro (bai ti» tveapliiiiicr w ilh tli» prò-
They name an wiinewairt; F’md II 1WM.
x hall Bunr. swqr x»(r, xcqr xwqr.sec
the frttri'bftse ol the N % NE(¿, HE*4 visitme »4 tlir «et *>( (’ougrr»» of june ¡tr
F. M. B rattai * Rnúvfor.
14, twp 37 s n 13 k
’Wartenden, T lion « ar L MiiKhlin. B* n-
RK^. :»E‘i KE'a Sec 16, Tp 37 H, R II K7H rntithxl “All «et tot thè sale or
Roliert w Ltelwnd nt Olympia, eounty netl w John*« John T(’row ley, William
TIMBER
CULTURE.
FIN
If.
PROOF.
limher hn*b »» «he States *>l Cahlornia/
E AA M«
of Tb irslon. state >4 wash, »worn state­ A Mrí’forty, >M id Olympia, wash.
M aria y FI. C ha wronrr,
Oregow, Nrvxiljanil M m-IWngton Turri-
ment No 2880 lor tte- purchase ,4 the
—NOTICE »CR PUBLICATION.
Any and ati f»*r»oti» rhiminv adverse­
of Hoquiam, mwnty <»f Chebalrw, state tory,“aw rxlrtnlnl logli tbe pulsile lami
x half »wqr, n qr »rqr, »Kq* kwqr, sec ly thé stove draerfhed laref* are request­
United Mate» J a »»I Office. latkevii-w
of Wash., »»Torn HtHlcmcnl No. 2521,
surra >»v «vt "> Aligli») 4, |K'.«2,
14, twp 37 » a 13 r.
ed to fib- their «daima in thia office on Oregon Noe 7, 1WR
Notice i« lierebv
Ibr |«irrh«»<. oi U h * W *, 8W1., H»x*. bi,
Myrtir* Grern «>f- F ihwoii , eiMinty <4 Ri»-
Lucy A Frice of Tocotna, ronnty of or bvi-jre tabi lût h «lay «4 Feb, IfitM,
giren that John Likosby ha» hied notiev
NH'á NE»« Bn; 21 NW« NW'«, He.-, kivua. Mala i4 Uwltfotniu, ha» fitel ira
I'ierre. stale <4 wash, »worn statement
£. M. Brat tain. Rcgiat«»r.
of intent ion t» ornile final proli Fetore
ili» >48» Hi t ruiirn atat*-m«*r>i No 2'113
22, Tp XI
K, Il E W. M.
No 28!i0 for the purchase of the k half of
Register A Keenver at hi» «rifa-i* in
Tteit they will offcr pr-»4 te i!i'« tur Iter Miri-hHan ol llir HF.«,rHEar H«**- ?,■
w half. s«r 17. twp 37 » a 13 ■ w «
TI .HEER LAND, ACT JUNES, 1878.— Lakeview, on Wrtnrsday the 3<Mi day
thnl llie ten*! »ought i» more vwlunhlr S l>F> « Pqr He,- ||, »>„1 NWqrNlViir
That ihey will offer proof to show that
»4 fireeml>er. P"«T, on timber ewhnre
Bk/riCjFOK PUBLf CATION.
L*r il» timber or »tone th«r> lor agnrtil- Jt»W it>, Tp .'IH K R II a w H
the land «ooghi is more valuable Fir its
applr atam No. 7Wf. hr the HEte <>l
tnral p»»rp«><w-» wnrl tr* r»t«'4i«b ibvtr Mal1 #141 I.ffi-r prwof- i*> ehm, thal Ilio
Unitari Míale» Iwnd Office, Lakeview,
timber or sirs,« than ior agricultural
«e» fem tl, Township 38 H, Range IO K
Noti«»* * « M. He nawre» a» witnesses : Chai re rl*im to »«id liin'l »wFireJ««. II. IKim-olV tei'^TMiytlii i« aMire valliate«io» li» tim-
purpose« and toeetahfieh their claim to Orvgr.n, October St, IteB.
raid land before j a» 11 Driscoll cowntv bereoy given that in «Mtplteac« with Liktisky. Angmd I.ihnsbr, John Sh»»A, ronnty rlrrk Hi Khiinnlli F»H», <MV«> b*M- »r alone tlmn for «gncultuial pur-
ew tell uriiuy U m * 23rrt (lay of .laooary C!»rs ittirl lorslahliaf, brr etoiiii to sani
clerk at Klamath Fath. Or. on Tueralav the prwreinne «4 the »G »»I Congre»» ol havid t-hor,« al ! nt Ilairy Oregon.
mi befiireU II Wiltinw, U NCrimini»-
HMM. Tliry n»tiH* mt witm*»«»:
June », >WE entitled “An art tor the
tlie fith dey ot Feb. IfkM.
E. M. Hn.irrate Kegwder.
U. II. McUnitei»-», nt Iteiry, Oragna, sionrr al Kl«uath Fella <>, mi Smiir-
Tb«v naw,» aa wrtne»»es: rohn n im »ate u* timber land* in the 8 tate» nt Cal­
liky
tb»- Hih itay ni F«4«v«ry, lifiM.
lailiil, ."»rah L Orland. Roliert w I*- ifornia, Oreguti, Nevati* arid Washing­ TWIP.ER MNf>, ACT Jli'NES. 1*71».— Malt a* B. Tilly, M#ry A. I'M« *m, Jennie
E. Halt. .Miiriww i ' iuwi . h - i I, Klug F.
Mw nwiiii-» a» witnessei»: R T Bald-
l-and of Oh-mjrhia, wash. ' lara E Me- ton Territory,M a* «raten,te4 to all the
NOTICE F fH PUH h'ATIOJi.
• it»,J F Kimlialf, J E.lenkiiriof Klam-
Piti lie Lami Sfate» l»jr net of Auquel 4,
Eberiing *>) lloqniain, Wgxh.
Kentie of Ycfm w»«h. latrv A Friœ,
f.I
Any »ml »it ji«r»on» clairwiira a*l- alh F'aHh, <>r, hi» Twrtin <4 Kssaon. Cai.
Uliii««i state» Land Ortlce, Lntrv ew.
1*92.
D 'O'Brien of Tgcoasa. w«*h.
Any and «Il persona rlaigiitig ailverae-
Meer ICrwhnf A «Ma». 4. enante of Of»r«n, t'etoher ja
flau.
N-wtra ta »vr»elv the «hoVeite»crll»MÍ I*mite J»‘«
Ane and »11 persons ( lainiing »4rer»e
I* ib*- *Fwrv>i-rtex»ri''e*' Updsare oq»i*--€- Je'k oii, »tale ol I IF-pen !< m > (lieti in herehy piv»-n tini in ,-oir>|»li'i»lr» »lih rejyre-icl l<, file that rlwiiii» In 'bB |y «be ah»tv» ri« »ml»<l letufs gre re^iu-rf«*
> p o«i -m»
____
oi ...
tf), t tot Iurte H/AT'K >>*fi»e nn »*r Ictma rai»l ‘Xtrú day of #1 to et!» the*t . letm» (ti tht» nffh-i ini ut
» 1 p> n'e vierv »i*»- w- mt** • fii-* ou ot .«te» odu •• lari e»aru eta*» Arni No ini 7 Ih -,
te«*ha , hi P’I.»> •* th*- ¡r*>4 el V- S'* IF ea'ihe-. -A-. a<t *<" <ft»- -nX'- of • itahe- JabWJ IkW
».aldi d*j» ul l-'ebsfiarv, MH
jiVUWc »«<»* Wi' A«-'- k &•*' ’’*•*•
ïtyl* te T> >»’*>”
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