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DAIRY . DEVEIXtl’MENTH White SH of block 51. 1st Add to Mrs. 1«. M. Flteli was a KI hiiih II i Klamath Falla; *10 Fall» viaitor last week C F Galarneaux to Mrs S A Slack'» sawmill began Pike, lot 1, block 3, Fairview Add I . M. It. M. < OMI’LII H WITH 1IIE Give lii<- Kidney» Help »nd Many operation« In the north to Klamath Falls; *850. Kkimatli Fall» l*«’ople Will AHHtM lATION'M Hl 91 I ST valley Monday morning. Ile lluppii I' W. E. 8<-ehorn to J. T. Getty, lots 9 and 10, block 77 Klamath Add to A Los Angeles «yndicate has been ’ Throw Out the Life Line" Klamath Fails; *300. gel ting Hie prlciis on a number of Will lb The kidneys need help. Archie M Nash to Eva T Dozier, farms In Pine Fluì with a view ot They ’ re overworked can't get the («> Time • ONTRAIT FOR TRANNFEICRING poison filtered out of the blood N'A of SE'/» of NEK of BW'/» and buying them lb- Know HER SIGNED TODAY They’re getting worse every min SWH of SE'4 of Be«. 2-41-6; *10. It nppeura Hint ute. Eva T Dosler to F W Jordan. ami burning bruuh, Will you help them? After a struggle (hat lias lasted Doun’s Kidney pills hav»’ brought N’H <>f BEK. NEK of SWH and «upntloii, does nut welt with Hie gathering und writing nearly tin«'» years, the directors of thousand» ot kidney sufferer» bark SWH of SE«4 of Sec. 2-41-6; *10. Oregon Valley I,« nd Co. to John the Klamath Water User«' Associa from the verge of d«-»pair. of news item». Will cure any form of kidney trou F, Aldrich. 8E»4 of See 5-37-15; tion have siiccei d«ul In securing from ble. il E. Crane, of Klumuth Full», was U ill It«- PliM'ctl on Roani M Southern A Betz, 1» and Sixth St., Medford. *200. ill the valley last week und made 11 the Secretary of the Interior u state Put Illi- l-'lat < ar and Travel Ore., »ay? I suffered from kidney Mnhala A Wilkins to Carl J. Rlg- ment showing the <<»4 of the Klam- trip to the reservation looking up trouble for four or five years. Th« nell, NH of NE Hand NEK of by Rail 11 Hi Project from Its inception to Jan horses. lie report» that the borie « dl»ea»e did not bother me much at The statement was first ami I thought It would pas» off, NW >4 of 8e«' 16-37-11; »100. that have been on the rung« all win uary I, 19)0. Frank M Peterson to Carl J Rig- received last week und was fully con but I grew gradually worse. I began A colliru< t whs slgnvd tlllN UftiT ter are In very ihhit condition. sidered ut the iiK’etlng of the direc to suffer from such aevere pains nell. NW >4 of NW «4 of See. 16-37- 110011 between thè K III ina t li Nuvlgu-' A L. Michael In selling Ills t>lu<<* tors, which was held In this city yes through my back that I could not 11 and SWH of IV % of Ser 1«- stoop I was miserable when a friend 37-9; ... 100. iloti Company and M R Doiy, wiieie in Pin«* Flat lust week found that th« terday. told tm- to try Doan’» Kidney Pills t«v Hi» bitter I h glven thè task of the transfer involved th«* making out Lakeside Co. to Joseph Krizo, all The document Is quite a volumnl- and I procured a box. They at once t ransferrlug tlie steamer Kluiiiiith of twelve deeds, us other heirs to nous on««, and represents pug«’ after chocked 1 I k * pain and later removed that portion of lot 1, See 10-41-11, troni Labi Ewiiuna lo thè water« of ili«< 1 stale left by Ills father were in page of figure.«, Anyone who thinks every symptom of my complaint, ft lying north of a line running east give*» me pleasure to recommend ih» Uppei l.akic A novi pian lina volvi’d, anti only one de«*4 to the plu< ■ that be will be able to take it and Dontt'a Kidney Pills as th«'« proved and west through said See 10 from l»'*‘li iidopteil lo a<<oinpllsli thè task had be« 11 placed on record Keatly, settle in a few momenta Just what very satisfactory In my case." the quarter section corner common end hiisten ih«* wotk Al 1 nngeiiieiits at fitst, wlii'ii he undertook to male- For sal** by all dealers. Price 50 to Sees. 9 and 10 to the quarter sec tiie coat is will he mistaken, for the bave been «'iiti'ii'd luto between thè th«* transfer, h<< couldn’t find a single Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, tion corner common to Secs. 10 and ie|>ort is given In such minute detail cents. New York, sole agents for the United 11. In said T. and R . *1221. vigni Imi company nini thè Houth deed, not even til«* patent to tile orlgl that It will require considerable study States. ■ rii Pariti' M hel'ehy thè lutter agre«*» nul homcsiead of his father; bin In C. E. Worden to Innes-Clark bum- to permit of a fair understanding of Remember the name Doan’» and <<> bulld 11 striteli from thè inaili line liHiklng up th«* till«’ an old trunk, left take no other. ber U l B ox C o ., parts of blocks "A” Its contents. whi'i*' Il « rosso* Ilo* Allniiiont roiid. by Ills mother, now deceased, at the and ”B.” Shippington Add to K F. ; The board of directors are consid MIDLAND ITEMH lo 111«' water eilge of one of thè « hall home of his sister, Mrs. Tom Patter »4120 ering the advisability of having It nel« ulongsldi* of thè trai k Mi son of Swan Lake Valley, the deeds Klamath lx»dge No. 137. I. O. O printed so as to furnish a copy there Home of our young people enjoyed Doty wlll pine«* thè steamer 011 board and patent were found This lllus- of to every land owner. F.. to Od«l Fellows' Hall Assn. of the day last Sunday boating 011 the .* fiat <nf and II wlll then le- tran«- trates the carelessness that Is very Klamath Falls, lots 3 and 8. block lake. pori«'«! to ih» Upper Labe b.v rnll common In regard to such mailer« 18, Klamath Falls. *1. Mr. Powers, of Merrill, is putting N11 agreement lui» been entered luto OI.D Gl lltll SEEKING Fred Schallock and C. H. Daggett D P. Shook ’ s residence took fire down a well for Mr. Bedding By lietween Gir Nuvigililon company and VAINLY FOR LEADER to H. P. Galarneaux and C. L. Gib’»«. the look' of the men. they must have ih«- Houthi-in Pacific, under thè terni» and was burned to the ground last lot« 1. 2. 9 and 19, block 6; lo» 5, When dlecovered. struck oil. of whlch thè foriner wlll use thè rnll- Saturday night. Senator Hale B ill llrOrn i U End ot block 17; lots 2, 3, 4 and 8, block It was very apparent that the fire Mr. Bedding went to Portland and 1 oad «oiiipany'n dock Ills T**rni on Account of 16; lot 10. block 24. Sunnyside Add and San Francisco last Tuesday on Wliltr none of ili«' prlm Ipals tu ilo originated at the northeast corner of HI Braith to Klamath Falls; *10. the wood house, so me CO f«*et from a business trip for about ten days. t innsnitlon would mnke any stnt«*- J. D. Carroll to George Blooming Ed and John Martin, of Merrill, meni f«>r publlcatlon. t)i<* trniismtlon the kitchen stove, »«» that It seems I'tilted Pre»» Service. camp. NWH of See. 30-39-10, »10 were In Midland last Sunday. would Indicato thut thè dlffi< lllth- patent that the fire was of Incendiary WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 19.— J. D. Carroll to Edward Blooming origin, It was Inte at nlglil. when A number of our people went to ■ riattile uni ot thè sull that lina lievi "The duties of leadership of the Sen- Klamath Falls last Saturday evening camp, SEK of Sec 30, and lot 1. all the Inmates wer«* in bed and filo«! b> thè Nn vigni lon companv Sec. 31-39-10; *10. Inasmuch a« the barn liad ate carry with them no light task. to see the prize fight . guln»i thè Houthern l‘u< ill< . on m asleep and I tiave begun to feel the strain," been burned only eleven days before, Miss Ethel Gilson returned to Mid Henrietta R Scroggins to N. S. ■ 011 ut uf th<< clonlng up of thè «hnn declared Senator Aldrich in a state land last Tuesday after a few days* Merrill, lots 34. 35 and 40. Sec. 2-41 nel, hu» been s«*ttb-d, pari <>f III*' con everyone 1» forced to the conclusion I ment made to the United Press today, visit with relatives at Dairy. 10; *10 Idriallon le lng thè < oiu-esslon» that that the same ag«*ncy had set the lie asslg ted his determination to re barn on fire, is it any wonder that The first car load of Klamath bave been m*de rrlntlv«* lo ih«* mot W E White to J. H. Holland, half tire to "length of service and a de County grain was shipped from Mid ing of thè Kluinnih Whether other th«' community Is uroused to fever interest in lot 2. and Eli of NWH sire to conserve my health." The land last Friday. lilattelM entered luto III«' seti lenir m heat of excitement over the matter’ of Sec. 2. and EH of WH of Sec Certain it now Is that there is u fir.- Senator, after many provisions, pre Four business men were In town 16-39-10; *5480. future »venta must <b*v«*lop pared n letter today formally notify last Friday looking for Investments. The tmnsfer of thè Klamnth wlll bug at work, seeking revenge In thls ing Governor Pothier of Rhoie Island Your «crib«- failed to learn their ,>dd nuother boat t<> th<* «ver Imreas fiendish and Inhuman manner for In of his Intention to retire, in conclud names, but was «ure they saw a grow RESTORATION OF’ PUBLIC LANDS ng fieri un th» Upper Lnk«* It wlll some real or Imaginary wrong ing his Interview with the represen ing little town with plenty of rich »«•'■king for a cause. It Is Impossible «loubth s» le. U»«'d III 1*011 Ut*«'Iloti W It II I am prepared to furnish blue tative of th«* United Pr«*ss, he said; soil and a beautiful location 1 he operatiotui of thè Crater l-nbt* to find one that appeal» to th« judg prints showing all vacant lands soon "I am going to remain In active The «team plow is running day and to be restored to the public domain l'onipuny und become n qultc premi- ment of the public; for It 1» conceded co-operation with the National Mone- night in this country. in Klamath County, also all town noni featuro In th<* dev«'|opm«*nt of that Mr. Sh<M>k lia» been treating peo ships in the I-akeview I^and District, tary Commission and shall make it Sam Woodard and Mr Dickson at *1.00 per township. Ihe tourist travel In the upper part ple fairly, has quietly attended to his own affair», and in his conduct with my life work. I have made no per- were visitor« at the Davidson hotel of the county. W B SNIDER. r<*»pcct to th«* public ha» been n law- sonal i>lans as yet The subject, how- Saturday night. Lakeview, Ore. a abiding citizen. Interested In th«* en | ever. Is something In which the pub- Miss Edna DePuy returned to this I V IDI Nt’E INTRUDI < ED IN j lie is not interested." WATER I SERS’ MEETING place Sunday after a visit in the city TRIAL OF IHM’Dill HYDE forcement of the law und the protec It was announced today that Sena- Saturday tion of property. The community 1«. A special meeting of the stockhold Ih-atli of Doctor Twyiium Removes th«*r»f«>re. forced to conclude that | tor Hale will retire at the end of his OLD SMOKE ers of the Klamath Water Users’ As term, the r«*ason assigned therefor these »«'eker» for reveng«* are per One of NlMtc's Most liu|M>r- sociation was held in the city last ioni Wltnewtr* sons who are opposed to the law'» | being the continued III health of the HIGH SCHOOL TEAM Saturday, at which the par valu-s of SECURES GAME» the stock of the assciation was raised enforcement and are des|M*ratcly d«*- ( Senator His physicians have advised from 120 to (30 per share. On the He KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 20 termiiied u|M>n making a career of him against another campaign He has been looked The High School baseball team has matter of refunding the money paid The d«*ath of Doctor Twyman, which crime »ucceaaful by making an ex 1« 74 years old into the association for dues by the • ceurred y'*»t«*rd«y following an <q>- ample of Mr. Shook because of the I upon as the logical successor of Aid- been organized and for the past two land owners of the Upper Project, it one of the State ’ s into con- ' ration, removed was voted that be not refunded, ’.he interest he has displayed In behalf rich In the leadership of the Senati* weeks has been busy getting most Important witnesses against of giMMl government Under tteaao cir 1 This announcement has put the regu- dltlon. Quite a number of the boys position being taken that the associa Doctor Hydo. It was expecled that cumstances people arc asking who ! lars in the air. It is possible that are trying out for places on the team tion could not do so legally. It is stated that suits will be filed to test and although many of them are the matter in the courts. Doctor Twyman would testify that will be tiie next to uuffer at the hands Lodg«' will be chosen as leader. Ml»« Margaret Swope nearly died, of tho»«* who have destroyed Dave Senator Dolliver, in discussing the rather small and inexperienced, a tier illne»» following cloeoly after tak Shook’» barn and house? is any 1 condition of the regular« in their mad good team 1« being developed, Only NOTICE TO CREDITORS ing medicine from a box handled b\ body safe from tho midnight torch? | search for a leader, said today: two or three of last year’s team re Doctor Hyde It was expected I to Shall the community be devastated main in school and the team will con In the County Court of the State of "There will never be another Oregon, for Klamath County. >rove by him that her slckne«» W UH while It stands helpless because no rich. His retirement means the sist mostly of new men. several of In the Matter of the Estate of Jessie ■ Itie to cyanide poisoning one ha» b«*en caught red-hand**d In 1 of the old regime of Individual doml- whom have had considerable experi M. Arnett. Deceased. Judge laitshaw overruled the Ob- his fiendish act? Shall all who, like j nation here. It 1« my wish to see the ence and show marked ability. Thes«* Notice is hereby given by the un •ctlon of llyde'» attorney» today 1 aud Dave Shook, have stood up for the 8enat<< become a more representative new player«, together with those who dersigned. administrator of the estate I'dmltted tiie testimony of Pearl Kel- right of property and the punishment ' body than the House; more respon played last year, form the nucleus of of Jessie M Arnett, deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons having '■r, regarding Hunton'» d«*atli The of thievery be turned out .of doors sive to public sentiment.” a first-class team which ought to win claims against, the said deceased, to defense wlll make thi» one of the while the fiames devour th«*lr homes? William Jennings Bryan arrived a majority of its games. exhibit them, with the proper vouch .round» fix uppeal. In ca«e of convic These are th«* questions that are up here today and stated that he has no The Indian team of the Agency ers. within six months after the first tion Another of the objection» made permoat In th<> minds of the people of Intention of running for the Senate. has promised the boys several games, publication of this notice, to the said l»y th« defense was a line«! at the this community, and a solution of He expressed hi« gratification over the first of which will probably be administrator at his residence in the City of Klamath Falls. Klamath ■ ourt's remark« "Tiie motive alleged the problem is the demand of the ' the victory of the ln«urgents in the played a week from Saturday. An County. Oregon, the same being the ivbn that Hyde thought whoever hour effort is being made to securi* a game place for the transaction of the busi Do people of other portions fight for th«' rule« committee tands between me and the Hwope of th«* county wonder at It? with the fast Monarch team for next ness of said estate. Are JOEL P ARNETT. uilllon» shall die. and Hunton shall not they, also, lntcrest«*d In it? "Th«-1 Saturday. Letters have also been Administrator of Said Estate. ‘lie The State alleges that Hun-1 Injury of one is the concern of all,” is 1 HOFFSTOT WILL FIGHT EX written to several other teams in the 4-21-5-26 TRADITION TO PITTNBI KG ion Wils bled to death It would »«*<*111 a trite saying, but it applies to the valley and the boys expect to play all NOTICE hat all argument« of the def«*n»e ar* case in hand. Can any man satisfy Accuse«! of Parti< i|iati<Hi In Bribing comers All correspondence should iibaolutnly a waste of time be addressed to Ernest Jacobson, the himself with a aimple expression of of Pittsburg < Ouncilmeii Mias Keller told of Doctor Twy-j manager. The personnel of th«* team To the Stockholders of the Klamath sympathy with Mr. 8liook? Who man's «'fforts to prevent Doctor llyde knows that he may not b«' the next to United Press Service at present is: Water Users’ Association. ilrawlng too much blood Sli<* fur- j be awakened at midnight by the Ord Arnold, catcher. Vernon Mot- ALBANY. N. Y . AprlI*20. Erank You are hereby notified that a spe 'her teatlfi«*<l that Mr» Hyde also pro- ' N. Hoffstot, president of the Pressed schenbacher (captain), pitcher; Fred cial meeting of the stockholders of fiam<*» over his head’ tested, lidding that two full quarts Steel Car Company, who is charged Dunbar, first base; Harry Meaner, sec the Klamath Water Users’ Associa- She also slated that were drawn with conspiracy and bribery In con- ond base; Ernest Jacobson, third tion will be held in the Houston Itoctoi Hyde had come to her nnd nection with the Pittsburg graft base; Clarence Motschenbacher. short Opera House. Klamath Falls. Oregon, urged her to u«e her influence to In The institution of the Pythian Si» cases. will be turned over to the stop; Read Bain, left field; Allen Saturday. April the 16th, 1910, at duce Colonel Swope to name him ters lodge was completed last night Pittsburg authorities for trial. Gov White, center field; Hardin Carter, the hour of 2 o’clock p. m. for the Doctor llyde his executor In the A. O. U. W. hall, which will ernor Hughes today granted extradi right field; Glen Beals. Harold Sar purpose of increasing the par value lie the meeting place for the new tion In doing so the Governor stated geant. substitutes of the shares of stock of the said THINGS lodge. The Temple starts with a that the "only question was whether association from the sum of *20 per AMERICA You Can Cun- That Backache, membership of nbout fifty, und the he was ¡1 fugitive from justice." Pain along the back, dizziness, head share to the sum of 130 per share, I'litlinslasm nt the meeting last night ache and general languor Get a and for the further purpose of au- lluiMlr«*«l*> lie H oiiic I cmm and llun- NEW YORK. April 20. Frank N. package of Mother Gray’s AUSTRA thorizlng the Board of Directors of Is a sure Indication thnt the new dreds Yr«* Flocking to < it le- lodge will he a popular nnd prosper- Hoffstot was arrested today by detec LIAN LEAF, the pleasant herb cure the said association to levy assess- tives from the district attorney’s of for all Kidney. Bladder and Urinary ments against the stock subscriptions ous one. COI.ON. Aprii 20. - Dispatch«« troubles When you feel all run Several names were proposed for fice. Before they could arraign him down, tired, weak and without energy of the said association sufficient in from thè Interior say that violent ■ arthqiiaki's have agalli shaken parta the new lodge, A vote resulted in th»1 before a magistrate they were served use this remarkable combination of amount and against each and every of Costa Rica Hiindreda are hom«*- selection of the name Cascade which, ‘with habeas corpus papers, demand nature’s herbs and roots. As a regu share subscribed to reimburse and to lator It has no equal Mother Gray’s li'ss «ini lite I n li a Ili t a n t a of th<* small- owing to the geographical location ing that they produce him before Australian Leaf Is sold by all Drug pay back to the stock subscribers un Judge Holt. In the Federal Circuit of this city, was deemed most appro- ■ •r towna are tlocklng t<» thè city lor gists or sent by mall for 50 cfs. Sam der what is known as the ’’Upper Court. Th«' writ was seemed by ple sent FREE. Address. The Mother Project" such amount or amounts as iood and slii'ltvi A shortage ot food prlate. The Institution of the lodge was Mr. Hoffstot'« attorney. John Lind- Gray Co.. la-Roy, N V such subscriber or subscribers have ls threateiii'd ami un lesa rellef Is soon followed by a lunch nnd n social time say, who alleged that the extradition from time to time paid to said asso ■ xtemled there is aure to be Intense Wllllnm V. Green, who purchased was in violation of the constitutional ciation upon the assessments made siiffering nmong thè peopl«« of the the Short much Inst June and who rights of his client strlcken dlstrli'ls I urni'lusl by tile Abstract Firm <>r and levied by the Board of Directors Ims been spending the winter in Sun of said association for the accom Mason A Slough Why discard a valuable plant’' We Francisco, returned her • Inst even The Alumni of the State Normal at plishment of the purposes of this as must have a Normal School. There is ing He loaves for his ranch In Iho Monmouth ask your support for that United States to Abenial« Ham sociation: said stock subscribers be school n well equipped building ill Mon morning. You know we must have Elmer Newton nas com You know the record of tile teachers mouth We must educate the boys mond. EH of SWH and WH of ing limited to those whose stock «lib pleted Ills contract for getting the re: 'ptions arc hereafter cancel''d by and girls; 11 trained teacher Is the SEK of 8ec. 33-40-1 1. school, We must have teachers, and M". Green best agency for this. the normal Is the right plat <■ to train much ready for seeding The coat is Dan VanBrimmer to Fred the Secretary of the Interior. 1 hem. Four cents on a thousand dol- states Hint lie will how about 100 four cents a year on a thousand dol- part of NEH of SEH of Sec ! ALBERT E. ELDER. lars Is just what it will cost you to do acres to oats nnd the reman Ing GO lars. Vote Yes” for Monmouth and 8« (rotary Klamath Water User»' As settle this question. .1 B. V Butler. 10: *1620. 1 his by voting "Yes” for Monmouth I See. Com. acres to wheat nnd alfnlfa. First National Bank to sociation. 3-10-4-14 .1 II V Butler, Sec. Com II It BRINGS II UP IO FINSI OF JANUARY UPPER LAKE THROW OUT THE LINE EGGS FOR HALE Plymouth Rock eggs for setting, at Farmer«' Exthange. or thr«*e nilltw southeast of town on Midland road. I.AURA Mil.I.ER Klamath Falla, Orc It NGTH E TO < ItEDITORM In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath Con nty. In the Matter of the Estate of James M. Arnett. Deceased Notice Is hereby given by th«* un dersigned, administrator of the estate of James M. Arnett, deceased, to th«- creditors of. and all persons having claims against, the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the proper vouch ers, within six months after th«- first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his residence in th«* City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, the same being thr plaie for the transaction of the busi ness of said estate. JOEL P ARNETT. Administrator of Said Estate. 4-21-5-26 NOTH E OF MALE OF STATE LANBN Notice is hereby given that tiFe State l-end Board will receive sealed bids until 11 o'clock a. m . June 28. 1910, for th«- following described swamp Inads. all In in T 35 8.. R 7H E.: Ix>t 1 of Section 2; lots 1, 2 and 3. NEH <>f SEH of Section 3; all of lots 1, 3, 4. 5, 6. 7 and 8. except th«' NWH of NEH of Section 10; all of lots 1. 3 and 4. eacept the NEH of 8W»4 of Section 9; all of lots 1. 2. 3 and 4, except the NW Hof NWH of Section 28; all of lots 1, 2. 3 and 4. except th»’ SWH of NWH of Sec tion 29; all of lots 1, 3, 4 and 5, ex cept the SE H of NEK of Section 30 All bids must be accompanied by a regularly execut«*d application to pur chase and at least one-fifth of the amount offered. No bld for less than *20 per acre will be considered. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Applications and bids should be ad dressed to G. G. Brown. Clerk State Land Board. Salem. Or«.*gon, and marked "Application and bid to pur chase swamp lands." G. G. BROWN, Clerk State Land Board. April 14, 1910. 4-21-6-23 10-19000 ”K” A M NOTICE OF RESTORATION OF PUBLIC LANDS TO 8ETXLEMENT AND ENTRY.—Department of the Interior, General Land Office, Wash ington. D. C.. March 30, 1910.—No tice is hereby given that the Secre tary of the Interior has vacated de partmental order of withdrawal In so far as the same affect« the withdrawal for irrigation purposes under the act of June 17, 1902 (32 Stat . 388). for use in connection with the Klamath Project. Oregon-Calif., of the follow ing described lands in the State of Oregon and by his authority such of said tracts as have not been hereto fore finally restored and are not oth erwise withdrawn, reserved, or appro priated. will be subject to settlement under the public land laws of th«* United Stat«*s on and after July 2, 1910, but shall not be subject to en try. filing, or selection until August 1, 1910. at the United States land office at Lakeview, Oregon, warning being expressly given that no person will be permitted to gain or exercise any right whatever under any settle ment or occupation begun after March 22. 1910, and prior to July 2. 1910. all such settlement or occupa tion being forbidden: Willamette Principal Meridian—T. 37 S.. R. 7 E., all Secs. 6. 7, 8,10 and 23 and 26 to 35 inclusive. T. 39 S.. R. 8 E.. NEH. NH NWH Section NH 13; NH NEH and WH Sec. 14; NH NEH. NWH and WH SWH Sec. 22; NWH. SEH. NWH Sec 28; N’H Sec 29; NH- EH SWK. WH SEH and NEH SEH Sec. 30 and SEH Sec. 36. T. 40 S.. R. 8 E , EH NWH and NEK Sec 1; WH SWH Sec 7; WH SWH Sec. 27; N’H NEK. SWH NEK. EH NWH and SEK Sec. 33. T. 39 S.. “ R. 9 E . all Sec 1; EH. NWH. EH SWH Sec 2; all Sec 5; N’H. SWH. WH SEK Sec. 8: N’H SWH and SWH SEK Set- 9; EH NEK and NWH NEK Sec. 11; N’H. NEH SWH and SEK Sec. 12; EH NEK Sec 13 NWH NEK. NH NWH. SWH NWH Sec 17; all Sc 18; WH NEK WH and WH SEK Sec. 19; SWH NEK. SEK NWK. EH SWH. WH SEK and SEK SEK Sec. 28; N’H. N'H SWH NH SEK Sec. 30. SWH SWH Sec. 31; NEK. EH NWH and EH SEK Sec. 33: SEK NWH. WH NYVK and SWH Sec. 34 T 35 S., R TH E . lots 1, 2. 3, 4 anil the SWH SWH Sec. 16. T. 40 S . R 9 E..WH SWH, Sec. 1; SEK NEK. SWH SEK EH SEK Sec 2; SW H NE SH SW >4 SW >, SEK Sec 5: N’H NWK SWH. EH SWH. SEH Sec. 6; NEK NEK Sec. 7 WH NEK- NWK. NEK SWH and SEH Sec. 8; SWH and W'a : I ; SEH Sec 9; EH NEK Se< NYVK. NH SWH and SWH s\v H Sec 12; NWH NWH and swy, SW H Sec. 13. EH NEK. SYV V, SWH. SEH SEH Sec. 14; NE Vi. SH SWH. SH SEK Sec. 15 WH NEH. WH and SEH Sec 16. EH NEH and NEH SEK Sec. 1". EH. NWH and EH SWH Sec 2 1, all Se« 23; ------ SWH SWH Sec 22. NH NEH and NWH Sec 24; NE *4 EH NWH. NWH NWH. NWH SEH. EH SEH Sec 2 7. NEK NEK Sec 28; NEH NEH Sec. 34; NH. NEK SWH and SEH Sec 35 T 41 S. R 9 E. N'EH. SEH NWK. NEH SWH. NWH SEK and S'* SEK Sec 1; NEH NEH See. 2; and NEH NEH Set 12 T 41 S. R 10 E . SH NWK and SH Sec 4; NWH Sec 6; NEH and NEH NWK Sei NWH 8 k 10 T. 37 ■ S.. R. 13 E , all. T. 38 8.. R 13 E., all Secs. 1 to 12; 14 to 23 and 27 to 33 in- elusive ▼ 38 8 . R 14 E . all Secs. 1 to 15. 22 to 27 and 34 to 36 in- elusive. T. 39 S . R. 14 E.. all Secs. 1, 2. 11. 12. 13. 14. 24. 25 and 31 to 36 inclusive. T 39 8.. R 15 E . all. T 37 S . R 10 E.. all Secs 14 to 17. 19 to 23 and 25 to 36 inclu sive. T. 38 S . R 10 £., all Sees 1 to 6. s to 16. 23 to 25 inclusive anil See 36. T. 38 S.. R 11 HE, all Secs 6. 7. 18 and 28 to 33 inclusive. 8. V. PROUDFIT. Acting Commissioner of the Gen Land Office FRANK PIERCE. First Assistant Secretary of the Interior. 4-21-6-30