Klamath republican., July 13, 1911, Image 2

In and to the following described real ling; that said applicant will offer dred dollars, or any portion thereof,
lot easily detecting violators ot the
property, situated In Klamath coun­ final proof In support of her applica­ according to the conditions of said
law.
ty,
state of Oregon, to-wlt:
tion and sworn statement on the 23d bond for a deed, said plaintiffs now
In case ot loss of number tag the
The WH of Beet loti 3. the E 14. the day of August, 1911, before United pray judgment against you for the
owner may obtain a duplicate upon
1 filing in the office of the secretary of TEN MILLION HARHEIM WERE 8K14 of the NW 14 nnd lota 6 and 7. States Commissioner R M. Richard- said sum of 86,500.00, with Interest
thereon at the rate of 8 por cent per
MADE LA NT YEAR IN KXCKSN of section 3. township 41, south of '•on. at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
state an affidavit showing the fact,
range 8, east of Willamette Meridian,
Any person Is at liberty to protest annum from tho 33d day of January.
and the payment of a fee ot 81 for
OF TOTAL OUTPUT FOR THE containing 721.92 acres, more or
this purchase before entry, or Initiate 1905; tor the sale of said premises
1 one or both of a duplicate set of tags
YEAR OF OHM»
haa, or so much thereof as may be a contest at any time before patent according to law, that the proceeds
The fee is based on the horsepower |
necessary to satisfy said execution, Issues, by filing a coroborated affidavit of such sale, or so much thereof as
SHERIFF BARNES GOES SOUTH of the car. which is found according '
i Together with the tenements, heredi­ In thia office, alleging facts which may be necessary, may be applied In
to the A. L. A. M. rating by squaring
TO GET MAN CHARGED WITH
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 7—The taments and appurtenances thereunto would defeat the entry.
payment of the amount due plaintiffs,
the bore of cylinders ln inches, mul­
TAKING
MORTGAGED
AITO tiplied by the number of cylinder« and statistics of cement production in belonging or In any wise appertain­
that you, and all persons claiming
ARTHUR W ORTON,
1910. as reported by Ernest F. Bur­ ing.
under you, subsequent to the execu­
6-33-8-17 r
Register.
the result divided'by 2V4.
FROM THIS STATE
chard
of the United States geological
The proceeds of said sale will be
tion ot said contract or bond for a
For steam vehicles Haskell's rating
survey, indicate that the cement In- j applied In the satisfaction of said exe- NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL deed upon said premise», either as
is used.
purchasers. Incumbrancers, or othei-
REPORT
Motorcycles and motor bicycles. S3. dustry ranks within the first eight ;cution, order and decree, to-wlt: The
Sheriff Barnes left on Sunday after­
sum of 36,348.57, with Interest there­ In the County Court of the State of wise, be barred and foreclosed of all
extractive
industries
In
the
United
Electric
vehicles
for
pleasure,
83.
noon's train for Sacramento to get
States, the value of the cement pro­ on at the rate of 7 per cent per an­
Electric service vehicles. 85.
Oregon. In and for Klamath 1 rights, claims and equity of redemp­
E B. Raymond, who was arrested by
duct'd
being exceeded only by the num from August 30. 1909, until
tion In said promises and every part
Steam,
gasoline
and
other
hydro
­
County.
the authorities of that place upon a
paid; the sum of 3500 attorneys' fee, In the Matter of the Estate of Otis thereof.
value
of
the
coal,
pig
iron,
petroleum
carbon
operated
vehicle,
for
whatever
complaint sent out from here. He is
( and gas. clay products, copper, gold and accruing costa, and the overplus,
Plaintiffs pray that they may have
Greer. Deceased.
charged with taking mortgaged prop­ use, up to 26 h. p., 83.
| If any there be, to be paid into said
and stone.
such
other further relief In the prem­
In
excess
of
36
h.
p.
and
inclusive
i
All
Whom
It
May
Concern:
erty from the state.
I
On the first of January, 1911, ac­ : court to be further applied as by law
Notice la hereby given that J. W. ises as to said court may seem meet
Raymond was here some time ago of 36 h. p„ 85.
In excess of 36 h. p., and Inclusive cording to responses to telegraphic re­ directed.
Siemens, administrator of*the estate nnd equitable, and for their coats and
for a visit of several weeks' duration,
Done at Klamath Falls, Oregon, of Otis Greer, deceased, has rendured disbursements herein
quests
sent
by
the
survey
to
the
larg
­
of
40
h.
p..
87.50.
and rode around In a neat Reo run­
er cement companies, it was apparent thia 23d day of June. 1911.
Thia summons In published In the
In excess of 40 h. p., 810.
to and filed In this court his final ac-
about. While here he became short
W. B. BA It NEB. Sheriff
that
the
Portland
cement
Industry
>
Klamath
Republican, a weekly news­
Chauffeur's
annual
registration
fee
j
count
asking
for
settlement
and
dla-
of cash, and mortgaged his machine
Hy R. E. Guthrldge. Deputy.
Icharge of himself as administrator of paper of general circulation, printed
For remaining portion of had made a new high record In 1910.
to Fred Reed for 1170.
After he is 82
6-32-7-20 r
a-nd it was then estimated by Mr. Bur­
•aid estate, together with report of his and published In the city of Klamath
received the money Raymond left the 1911 fee is 81.
Form and shape of badge will chard that the production for the
j
doings therein, said report showing Falla, Klamath county. Oregon, by or­
city. He was finally located in Sac­
NOTK’K OF SETTLEMENT OF
year might reach 75,000,000 barrels
change every year.
the receipts and disbursements of said der of tho Honorable Henry L Ben­
ramento.
FINAL AtNNH'NT
No registered chauffeur shall per­ Few other estimates ventured beyond In the County Court of the State of estate, and notice Is hereby given son. judge of said court, dated May
mit the wearing of his badge by an this limit, and that It has been ex-;
that on the 39th day of July, at 10 39th. 1911. the first publication to be
Oregon, for Klamath County:
made on tho 1st day of June, 1911
other. No person while operating a cecded by more than half a million In the Matter of the Eatate of C.
o
F ’clock a. m. of said day, at the county
STONE A It Alt RETT.
vehicle shal wear a chauffeur's badge turrets, as is shown by the following
court
room
In
the
court
house
at
the
Galarneaux, Deceased:
6-1-7-13
Atornovs tor Plaintiff
belonging to another person or a fic­ statistics, will doubtless prove sur-
Notice Is hereby given that II. p# city of Klamath Falla. Klamath coun­
1 prising to nearly everyone closely In
titious badge.
ty,
state
of
Oregon,
has
been
by
order
Galarqeaux, administrator of the es­
PASSENGERS FROM WRECKED
NOTICE TO CREDITOR*
Registration for motor vehicles and 1 touch with the cement industry.
of the county court fixed as the time
STEAMER HOIJ* HIM RE8l*ON chauffeurs expire December 31st of | The total quantity of Portland ce­ tate of C. F. Galarneaux, d«>ceaavd. and place when and where said settle­
has rendered and presented for settle­
In the County Court ot (he State rf
BIBLE FOR THE DEATHS OC- each year, and must be renewed an­ ment. natural, and puzzolan cements ment and filed In the above entitled ment of said final account, and hear­
Oregon, for Klamath County:
nually. such renewal to take effect j produced in the United States during
ing
of
said
petition
shall
be
had.
at
court, his final account of hla admit:-
CURBING LAST NIGHT
In
1910
was
76,934.675
barrels,
valued
the
matter ot the estate of John
January 1st of each year.
Irtratlon of said estate; and that F.-l- which time and place any persona In­
Simmons. Deceased
To obtain badge or certificate of al 868.052,771. Compared with 1909,1 j day, the 7th day of July. A. D. 191 !. terested and legally entitled may file
registration application must be made , vihen the production was 66.689,715
his exception or objections In writing
Notice Is hereby given by the un­
SANTA BARBARA. July 8.—Four on blanks furnished by the secretary ( battels, valued at 853,610.563, the let 10 o'clock a. m.. at the court room
to said account and contest the same. undersigned administrator of the es­
<>(
said
court,
at
the
county
court
are known to be dead and six others of state. These blanks must be com­ year 1910 showed an Increase of 10.-;
Notice Is hereby further given that tate of John Simmons, deceased, to
are believed to have been drowned as pleted In every particular, and execut­ 244.960 barrels, or 15.3 per cent. In house, In the city of Klamath Fall'. the said account la for the final settle-
the creditors of, and all persons hav­
the toll of death of the steamer Santa ed before an officer duly authorized to quantity, and of 814,443.308, or 26.9 iejunty of Klamath and state of Ore­
ment and distribution of said estate ing claims against the said deceased,
gon,
has
been
duly
appointed
by
Wil
­
Rosa at Point Arguelle. which broke administer oaths and returned with I per cent, in value. The increase in
and for confirmation of said final ac­ to exhibit them with the necessary
up last night shortly after the crew th< necessarv fee before numbpr8 ran quantity is one of the largest ever re­ iam 8. Worden. Judge of said court, count for discharge of said adminis­ vouchors, within six months after ths
for
the
settlement
of
said
final
ac-
was taken off.
corded. and the fact that the increase
be issued.
date of the first publication of this
I count. at which time and place any tration from said trust.
Some of the passengers here bit­
in value was proportionately higher
Given under my hand and seal at ' notice, to the said administrator, II. 8
;
person
Interested
In
said
estate
may
terly assail the captain for having
indicates that trade conditions were
my office In the city of Klamath Falla. Grigsby, at the office of Horace M
kept them aboard during the day WILL IMPROVE PHONE SERVII E slightly more satisfactory than during appear and file exceptions in writing Oregon, on this the 28th day of June,
Manning, attorney for administrator
ito the said account, and contest th-»
when they could have been taken off.
1909.
1911.
In tho White-Maddox building. In ths
same.
C.
H.
Moore,
district
commercial
E. D. Collins, as the head of a depu­
The prices of Portland cement in
C. R. DE LAP.
city of Klamath Falls. Oregon, the
H. P. GALARNEAUX.
tation of passengers threatened Cap­ superintendent, of Poi’.luiid, J. R. Da­ 1910 ranged generally between 72 7
Clerk of the County Court
same being the place for the trans­
vis.
district
superin
’
.et
dent
O?
plant,
Administrator.
tain Faria if they were not allowed to
i cents a barrel in the Lehigh district,!
G*o. Chastain. Deputy.
6-29-7-27 r action of the business of said estate.
Portland,
and
C.
F.
Anderson,
gen
­
H
M
of
MANNING.
Attorney
for
Ad
land.
Collins made the following
and 8138 on the Pacific coast, There
B 8. GRIGSBY
eral foreman, of Medford, all officials
minisi rator.
6-S-7-6 r
statement:
was more or less fluctuation in pries
SUMMONS
Administrator.
of
the
Pacific
Telephone
and
Tele
­
•'It was 5 o'clock when a breaker
during the year, the highest level be-
Date
of
first
publication,
June 1, 1911
ORDER
1-0
SHOW'
CAUSE
cracked the vessel amidships. At 6 graph company, arrived in the city ,'tng reached during the building sea­
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Friday
evening
by
auto
from
Meed
­
o'clock she split in twain. The 400
MHKLIFF’H HALE
son. At the beginning and toward
Oregon, for Klamath County:
souls aboard were huddled in the for­ ford. These gentlemen are here to ’the close of 1910, when stock houses in the County Court of the Stale of Fred Melhaao and Gus Melhasr. plain- In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon,
for
Klamath
County
look
over
the
field
In
connection
with
ward section.
were full, prices went down, especial-
Ulfs.
Oregon, for Klamath County.
“Even then we had difficulty in the extension and modernizing of the ily at the close of the year, when a In the Matter of the Estate of AI vert
vs.
William
Bellonl, Plaintiff, vs.
H.
Berry,
Deceased.
forcing Captain Faria to land the pas­ local telephone system in Klamath I cut of 10 cents a barrel followed the
Frank E. Knox. Abel Ady and August Abel Ady and tx>ona C. Ady, his wife;
To
Falls.
Gustave
Berry,
Minor:
Victoria
sengers.
It was 10 o'clock before
reported dissolution of the Asociation
A. Llskey. defendants.
Claris A. Howie, Carlton E
Shults. Dora Gano, Hulda Hick­
All of the preliminary work and
the last of the crew were taken off.
of Licensed Cement Manufacturers.
In Equity to Foreclose Bond (or Deed
Howie nnd Amy L. llowle, his
man
and
Elmer
O.
Beardsley,
surveys
of
the
entire
city
have
been
“To me. It looked as If there was
While the average price for the whole
To Frank E. Knox, one of the defend­
wife, and James Edwin Howie.
Guardian
of
said
Gustave
Berry,
completed,
and
the
officials
are
now
too much whiskey aboard. There is
country increased from 81.3 cents In
ants above named:
Defendants.
Minor.
no reason why there should have been here to secure a larger office building 1909 to nearly 89.2 cents In 1910,
In
the name of the State of Oregon In Equity to Foreclose Mortgage.
You.
and
each
of
you,
are
hereby
in
which
to
install
their
new
switch
­
delay, but instead, the captain wait­
with corresponding Increases in the
You are hereby required to appear
Notice Is hereby given that, by vir-
ed until the vessel was wrecked, and board. The switch board has already Eastern, Central, Southern and West­ , notified that Elmer O. Beardsley, as and answer the complaint filed I tue of an execution and order of aale
administrator
of
the
estate
of
Alvert
been
ordered,
and
its
installing
will
then excitement made the work haz­
ern districts, the average price In the IL Berry, deceased, did on the 21st against you in the above-entitled suit duly Issued out of the above entitled
necessitate the rewiring and changing j
ardous.
Pacific Coast states dropped from day of March. 1911, file a- petition In i on or before the 13th day of July, court and cause on the 14th day of
of
the
whole
system
in
the
city.
In
­
“The passengers begged the cap­
8152
to 81.38, a decrease of 14 cents
"„y,”’ for ^7,^ of : 1911, that being the day of the last June, 1911, upon a decree made and
tain to land them, but he refused, stead of the separate wires which [ a barrel, due. no doubt, to the advent
;
sale,
at
private
sale, of the real estate publication of this summons, and the entered of record In said court and In
Finally the passengers practically are now overloading the poles, cables of new mills in California, the Rocky T,’
’ deCPd m
t, hereinafter par­ last day within which you nre re­ said state on tho 39th day of May,
will
be
put
up.
to
contain
the
wires,
forced him to land them.
mountain states and Western Texas. ticularly described, for the purposes quired to answer, as fixed by the or- 1911, in favor of the above-named
“Three sailors and Mate Edward I and many of the poles will be re­ 1 and to the increased capacity of other >
ider of publication ot this summons.
plaintiff, directing the sale of the
¡therein set forth;
Hewson were sent toward the shore moved from the main streets to the ' plants supplying the coast territory,
If
you
fall
to
appear
and
anrwer,
premises
therein and hereinafter de­
It Is therefore ordered that you,
in a boat with a line. They were car­ alleys wherever possible.
where attractive prices have hitherto and each of you, and all other pe­ the plaintiffs will apply to the court scribed. to satisfy the sum of |5,-
The present quarters are found to
ried under and drowned. The line
prevailed.
so ns. if any there be, interested In for the relief demanded In said com 775.50, with Interest thereon at the
be far too small, and it is the inten­
washed ashore.”
rate of 7 por cent per annum, from
|the estate of said deceased, appear plaint.
tion. if possible, to secure a much
Bald suit Is brought to foreclose a March 1, 1907; the sum of 3264.95.
before
the
said
county
court
on
the
larger and a fireproof, building for
H. P. Officials Here
Members of Crew Are Silent
the new quarters.
Many miles of
| 5th day of August, 1911, at 10 o'clock bond for a deed on the following de­ taxes. Including Interest and penalties
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stuart and son a ra of aa|d daj. at
court room oj scribed property, to-wlt:
thereon, on aald premises for the
SAN FRANCISCO. July 8 — Seven- j new wlr®
have to be strung to
of Palo Alto, Mr. and Mrs. Atb<arn ia({1 court> ln the Cny o, Klamath
All of lot one (1) of section seven years 1907, 1908 and 1909, with in­
ty-five members of the crew and a few accommodate the large increase in
a-nd children, and Mrs. J. M. Davis of yal|gi ln gajd county and gtate, to »how (71, township forty (40), south of terest on said sum of 8364.95, at the
of the passengers from the steamer new phones, and the system here is I
San Francisco, who are connected ! cause why an order should not be range nine (9), East of Willamette re’e of 7 per c»nt per annum, from
Santa Rosa arrived this morning to be placed on a par with those of all
with the Southern 1’aclfic In Callfor-' granted to the said administrator to Meridian, and containing 8.88 acrey February 10, 1911; the sum of 8700
They seemed not to know any of the; the larger cities where the Pacific
nia. came in Friday afternoon from sell, at private sale, said real estate of more or less. The southeast quarter; I attorney's fee; the sum of 833.30.
details. They refused to make any company is operating. Announce­
the south, and will spend some time said deceased; and that a copy of this i 'BE 14 ) of the northeast nuarter (NE | cost» and disbursements, and the ae
statements, and the crew would not ment is not made at this time as to
rusticating at the Harriman lodge on order be served on all of said heirs 14). the north half (NH) of the I crulng costs.
just when the work will begin on re­
talk of the wreck.
.Upper Klamath Lake. The men of within said State, and published for southeast quarter (SE%). and the
Now, therefore, by virtue of aald
Thomas Bel), the messroom stew­ modeling the system, bnt as all the
the party went to the lodge Saturday four successive and consecutive weeks northeast quarter (NEU) of the execution, and In compliance with
ard. said that the first life raft sent preliminary surveys have been com­
Ito prepare for the reception of the in the Klamath Republican, a weekly southwest quarter (8W%) of section said writ, I have duly levied on said
out after the line had been fastened pleted and the new switchboard or­
ladies, who are stopping at the Liver- newspaper of general circulation, six (61, In township forty (40), south premises, and will on Baturday, the
on shore was caught in the waves, dered. it is safe to say that the work
printed and published in the city of of range nine (9). east of Willamette lfith da/ of July, 1911, at 10 o'clock
'
moree.
It tipped over, he said, and the wo- will start in the very near future.
I
Klamath Falls, county of Klamath Meridian, and containing 160 acres a m of tho said day, at the front
men were drowned, He thinks there
more or less. The southwest quartnr door of the county court house, tn
and state of Oregon.
SHERIFF’S SALK
were six.
(8W14 ) of southeast quarter (8E14 >, Klamath Falls. Klamath County, Ore­
MUCH
SURPRISED
AT
The
real
estate
hereinbefore
referr
­
The other passengers say that sev­
the
south half (814 ) of the southwest gon, sell at public auction, to the
Tuv makv nrni
THE MANY IMPROVEMENTS I In the Circuit Court of the State of ed to is particularly described as fol­
en passengers were drowned, among
quarter (8W14) and the northwest highest bidder, for cash In hand, all
I
lows,
to-wlt:
Oregon, for Klamath County.
them four babies, making the total I
Ix>t 8, Block 77 in Klamath Addi­ quarter (NW 14) of the southwest the right, title and Interest of the
C. H. Moore, district commercial
dead eleven.
F. H. Ricker, Plaintiff, vs. D. M. Ber­ tion to the City of Klamath Falls quarter (8WI4) of section six (6), above named defendants, and each of
superintendent of the Pacific Tele­
ry, Abel Ady and Leona C. Ady.
(formerly town of Linkviile), In the township forty (40), south of range them. In and to the following de­
phone and Telegraph company, who is
His Wife, the Klamath Water
FACTS CONCERNING THE
County of Klamath, State of Oregon, nine (9), oast of Willamette Merid­ scribed real property, situated in
here from Portland, is very much sur­
Users' Association, A Corpora­
REGISTRATION OF AUTOS prised at the many improvements
according to the recorded plat of ian, and containing 160 acres more or Klamath County. State of Oregon, to-
tion, John Doe, Richard Roe,
said town In the office of the clerk of leas; all of said real property being wlt:
made in the city this spring. Mr.
Jane Doe and Mary Roe, Defena
Application blanks must be com­ Moore was here last November when
situated In Klamath county. State of
TjOts 4. 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 14.
said county.
ants.
plete in every particular, and execut­ Main street was covered with several
Oregon.
15 and 16, tho southeast quarter of
Dated
at
Klamath
Falls,
Oregon,
I
ed before an officer duly authorized to feet of mud and water, and he says In Equity to Foreclose Mortgage.
The said bond for a deed being duly the northenst quarter and the north
July 5, 1911.
/
administer oaths.
executed by the plaintiffs on the 23d half of tho southeast quarter, section
Notice is hereby given that, by vir­
that the first thing that attracted his
WM. 8. WORDEN. Judge.
I
Fee for registration is same for attention on his arrival in the city was tue of an execution a-nd order of SAle,
day of December, A. D. 1905, wherein fifteen; also southwest quarter, sec
7-5-S-3 r
portion of year as for full year.
such plaintiffs obligated themselves to tlon fourteen; also lots 8 and 9, and
the fine pavement the entire length duly Issued out of the above-entitled
No person shall operate or drive a i of Main street, and the work In prog­ court and cause on the 20th day of
pay you the sum of seven thousand the southeast quarter of the northwest
NOTILE FOR PUBLICATION
motor vehicle on the public highway« reM on the other atreetl, Mr Moore June, 1911, upon a decree made and
dollars; the conditions of such bond quarter and the north half of the
after August 1, 1911, unless same has assures the people of Klamath Falls entered of record In said court, and Department of the Interior, United being that If the obligators named northwest quarter, section twenty-
number plates assigned by the 3ecre-.that hl„ cornpany wni not allow the In said state on the 30th day of Aug­
States Land Office at T^akevlew, therein should, on or before the 23d two; all in township 40 south, range
tary of state on front and rear.
day of December, A. D. 1908, make, 8 east, Willamette Meridian, in Klam­
Oregon, June 14, 1911.
city to get ahead of them in the mat­ I ( ust, 1909, In favor of the above-
It shall be unlawful to display more ter of Improvements, and that they named plaintiff, directing the sale of
Notice Is hereby given that MaTtha execute and deliver to you, provided ath County, Oregon, and containing
than one registration number on the are always willing to do their part In the premises therein and hereinafter___________
_______________
M. Craddock, _______
whose r postofflee
address that you should, on or before that 708.66 acres, more or less.
front or rear of any vehicle; there­ the building up of a city where the described, to satisfy the sum of; is Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the day, have paid to such obligators the
Or so much thereof as may be
fore, the painting of numbers thereon citixens show such a disposition to 86,248.57, due to the plaintiff; the 26th day of August, 1910, file In this sum of five thousand, five hundred necessary to satisfy said execution.
is prohibited; also, any number which progress as they are doing here.
sum of 8500 attorneys’ fees, costs of office sworn statement and appllca- dollars, gold coin of the United States Together with the tenements, heredit­
doee not entitle the holder thereof to
tlon No. 0.1960, to purchase the NE*4 of America, with interest on the same aments and appurtenances thereunto
Mr. . jore and his party leave to­ suit and expenses of sale.
operate such vehicle.
Now, therefore, by virtue ot said of section 24, township 37 S, range at the rate of 8 per cent per annum. belonging or in any wise appertaining.
morrow by auto for Crater I»ake and
It is impossible to reserve numbers from there will return to Medford.
execution, and in compliance with 10 E, Willamette Meridian, and the Interest payable annually, a good and
The proceeds of said sale will be
on account of the consequent compli­
aald writ, I have duly levied on said timber thereon, under the provisions sufficient deed, together with an ab­ nppiled In tho satisfaction of said ex­
cation of records.
premises, and will, on Saturday, the of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts stract of title, conveying the said real ecution, order and decree, Interest,
Suita Filed
Registration hereafter shall be
22d day of July, 1911, at 10 o’clock | amendatory, known as the “Timber property to you, free from all Incum­ taxes, costa and accruing costs, and
made annually and numbers will be
Chas. E. Worden vs. O. D. Cravens, a. m. of said day, at the front door and Stone Law,” at such value as brances, provided you should assume tho overplus, if any there be, to be
issued according to date application is Lulu J. Cravens and Geo. H. Kester­ of the county court house, in Klam-¡might be fixed by appraisement, and all water contracts and assessments paid into aald court to be further ap­
received, and numerically from one son.
Foreclosure of mortgage on ath Falls. Klamath county, Oregon,1 that, pursuant to such application, upon said lands, and also all taxes plied ae by law directed.
Off.
814 of 8E14, NW14 of 8E14, 8W14 sell at public auction, to the highest the land and timber thereon have thereon, beginning with the taxes on
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Number plates shall be of a dis­ of NE14, sec. 10; 814 of NE%. NN 14 bidder, for cash In hand, all the been appraised, 1612.50, the timber the same for the year 1906. And, this 14th day of June, 1911,
tinctive different color or shade each of NW14, NW14 of NE14, sec. 36- right, title and interest of the above- estimated at 715,000 board feet, at having failed to pay the said pur­
W. B. BARNES,
year, the same being for the purpose 38-10.
named defendants, and each of them, 75 cents per M„ and the land, noth- chase price of five thousand, five hun
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