Klamath republican., December 21, 1911, Image 7

while Rock t'r»* g, from which part of
API'Lli ATION FOR Ll< ENHK
mineral character of said laud or for | nil of said real property, nr a %
tie supply Is tobtomplated wouul
To th- Honorable, the County Court.““» ‘»tb,r
to the disposition of elent portion thereof, In each causa
v mild timiin n Zk'y mile pipe lln*' via
, , ,,
land to said applicant
an -- . oppor-
, _ —.——■ —
— wa'"'*
t
of
tl - Htate of <>r< gon, for Kl im- >aid
,
...
-
i
tunity to file objections to such loca­ suit, to satisfy said note and mor
i (. BIIOWER
Eagle illdge, or
miles In a dii«ct
I « ' ath County.
xage
respectively
securing
the
pay
­
tion
and
selection
with
the
Register
Attorney nt <1 < ouu»< lor at lais
luo by lutim-llng otto mil« oofwu t.
W tbe underslgn«'d legal voterq Of and Receiver of thia offic . In which ment of same and interest th reon*.*
Rooms 7 and 8
Aspen uud Klautalh lakes.
S| rague River ffreelnct, of tpe County district said land Is situated on or be­ to pay the attorneys* fees aforesaid, *
Murdock Bldg.
Klamath Fulls
Figuring on the shortest distance,
of Ktamfith, StHle of Or«-gon. and be­ fore the 6th day of January, 1912. land the coats and disbursements ot
establish their interests therein
30 miles, a 24 Inch pip* line woulJ
« ing actual r«*e'd**nta of »aid precinct nnd
or the mlnersl character thereof.
this suit, and that all right, title and
Whll« not done in open iii««*tltig cost, Inld, about $4 per foot, or $422.
at th«- date of signing this petition,
A W ORTON, R glster. 1 Interest, of each of said defendants,
th« < millcll hug decided ugullist per 4 00. Thia la figuring on easily dug
11-28-12-21
and having resided th«-reln at least
In and two said r al property, under
milting the Klamath Falla Light aid ground, without tunneling, and not
thirty day« Immediate! pi «Fdlng the
ach mortgage, or any portion thereof,
Water company to furnish th«* city diking Into account uny unusual cost
date of signing this petition, hereby
NOTH
E
FOR
1*1
BI.U
ATION
be
foreclosed, except the right to re­
with a «lorn *tl< supply taken from ot delivery of pip« to plaeee that may
l><-nt I*»
regpectfully petition your honorable
(Not Coal Lands*
deem. as provided by law, and for
within the city limits, and Ims notl'b-l In. hard to reach. The mile of tun-
body to grant unto James Edsall and Department of tie Interior, Unit'd- general relief.
the lonipany that it must go ou: <-t n«i| bv the abort route and the rocky
O. W. Howard, residents of said pre­
Statis Land Office at Lakeview.
i
This summons Is publish'd once a
town to get th>> l.qua
Htreti’hes that nay be encount'red
cinct, under the firm name of "How-
Oregon,
November 14 1911.
week
for six consecutive weeks. In the
Therefore th-’ coutrmt which llie would rill»-- such a cost materially.
urd A Edsall," a license to sell splr-
Notice is hereby given tl at James
v ster company hud with (J. A. ilar
It In u pri'tty sate assumption thn
Itlous, malt or vinous liquors or f'r- Arthur Hawkins of Klamath Falla. Klamath Republican, a weekly newa-
' paper, of general circulation, printed
M I K It­
mon, the well driller from lllddl • the city will spend half a million lu
i nented cider, c orn mon I y known an Oregon, who on February 5, 19*0, and published in the city of Klamath
ili i i • stria or Banal
Ore . to go half u mile d«l*|i with a 12- ¡get wafer to the city, and then have
lard cider, within the precinct of nnd« timber and stone application No
1’ua aii - ■ «I for all occasions
I ik I, pipe on (lie Reúne i property lif to put out something more to either
Sprague River, In the town of Bly, 02984. for EH of NE*4 « ctlon 29. Falls, Oregon, by ordrr of Honorable
Y Y. TINDALL
t«r artesian wat-r. will be abandoned 1 buy tb«> pr a- iit city mains df the
Klamnth county State of Oregon, for township 38*south, rang» 10 cast, Henry L. Benson, Judge of «aid court,
Klamath 1 -Ils
Herald Office
It would have been llnposslbl to Klamath Falls Light and Water coin
a term of one year from the first day Willamette m rldlan, has filed notice »nd dated November 22, 1911. the
H* < thin contract filled Hila winter un­ puny or put In Its oWn street conduits.
of Fepruarv 1912. In less quantities of Intention to make final proof to es­ first publication being made on the
2 3d day of November, 1911.
«1« r til« conditions Imposed by Evi.n , The city mains are appnr<*ntly In good
than otie*(1) gallon.
tablish claim to tlx land above d*>
STONE & BARRETT
II Reames, owner of the land win re ¡condition, and th<> only nddltlona-*
J F. LOWRY,
sertbed, before C. R. De Lap. county
E. U I LLIOTT
11-23-1-4
th« well was proposed, as It was Ills constructlon whlch wovld be n<«d<d
Attorneys for Plaintiff
CHARLES BARNES,
clerk of Klamath county, at Klamath
iltorucy at lu<w
stipulation thnt the work b<> don* hi tbls direction would be estensioni)
HENRY SHAW,
Falls, Oregon, on the 26th day of
Cenciai law Practice State and i
p-ior to Jnnunty 1st, when he will lo sudi parti of thè eli aa are n >•
VAN HOUSTON.
January, 1912.
Notice of Restoration of l*nl>lic Ijantka
no» tappe«! by mali 4.
Fedi'rul t'ourts. Emulila* r of
1» «• for ’ he winter
P P VOGEL.
to S«-ttleiiiciit anal Entry
Claimant names as witness««:
Lund Tl* 1rs.
II« wl«l;«*d to l-.«> riprrniions « m
NATHAN SMITH)
Department of the Interior, General
S. E Ic nbice, Roy Kinsman, E. E.
1 irsi
it louai 11» hk Block,
I and Office, Washington, D. C., Octo-
•!«■« t-<1 on hH property while he v. o*
V CHRISTENSEN,
Kirkendall. Clarence Harris, all of ber
27. 1911. Notice Is hereby given
hl. malli Falls, Ore.
In the city. nu«1 ns (’«»ntraitor liar-
A. D HAMAKER,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
that the unappropriated public lands
toon, owing to I* ability to g-* lar ■«
AMOS LUNDY,
which were excluded from the Crater
A. W. ORTON.
< nougli pip - to stnrt work, tooli a
Lake National Forest. Oregon, and
L. A RICHARDSON
A Ho H\
11-23-1-25 r
Register.
withdrawn for classification under th«
«ontract for e smaller well on t-:e
CHAR. PARKER.
GR
art of Jone 25. 1910 (36 Stat., 847*.
!• . ly«itb cotinl poor 'nup . bl«-! b
CLEM C. MURRAY,
by proclamation of the President ef­
SI MSIO.NH
n..f v««t completed fulfillmcot of lb«*
E W. WHETSTONE.
fective July 1, 1911, If not otherwise
United Pn • £er*K'«
In Lqulty to Fore« I om - Mortgage
< -n]■«•« '« Inl'-tillon In n wnv tit tn-«-I
witldrawn or r«»«erv'd, will by au­
ROSS W. FINLEY,
INDIANA POLIS. D«c. 15- The fed-.
In the Circuit Court of the State of thority of th« S«'crctary of the Inter-
Mi R<*nt>l«s* d«”*iiee would be hnpos-
GEORGE
BOYCE,
oral gland J ir> Is seeking the uam of
Oregon, for tbe County of Klam­ ior be restored to the public domain
e.hle.
W. W. SMITH,
land bec.-me subfect to settlement os
tt><* tl an w * ‘i furnished Ortle McMuff-
ath.
The efty co ttv il has taken H- slntid McCAIlTlli III ’Ll II BOARD
P.
F
MeKENNA.
!and after 9 o’clock a. m.. standard
iful with : -noy with which to carry
The
American
Bank
and
Trust
Com
­
OCT AFTER IXiNG HTRI’GGLF
that pur« water 1« not Io be had In
tlnr>, January 15, 1912, but not to
A. W. EVANS.
<>n^hls dym nltinga.
pany, a Corporation, Plaintiff.
entry, filing or selection until on and
11« / city limits, without giving ih*
E. E WALKER,
Mary
1»
and
Nora
Haley,
confiden
­
after F-bruaty 14, 1912, a< the U. S
vs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16
After
v »ter c vnpenv .« «b in« «, so It Is »..«J
WM LOWRY.
tial s< creti : les of John B. McNamara,
land office at I-ak«vfew, Oregon: In
Marie
L.
Gifford
and
Walter
S.
Gif
­
’<« dnmonetrnto siotlo-r It mnv be <>t II light of marly two years the mem-
OTTO T. BOGE.
T 33S.. R 6 E.. EH of secs. 12 and
will
bo
(he
first
witnesses
called.
ford.
Wife
and
Husband,
Defend
­
not. nn-l an th corporation -Iw*« *«ot < ti r tl. ■ conn1 hoi.ril of hual’b In
13. secs. 24, 25. EH sec. 35, sec. 3«;
FRANK OBENCHAIN,
ants
.
* <rc to «pend 4«0(i,oeo or $5on,oo<* I L-fin* at the time P. II. McCarth be-
In T 34 S.. R 6E.. sees 1. 12, N’4
!>AN W. PARKER
To Marie L. Gifford and Walter S. -c. 13. sec. 25, EH secs. 26 and 35.
I- g«-t ti water > *ippl) oiitald "t •«’ n. in <w> iihi or, suet ceded today in oust*
WM L. SATER,
Gifford. Wife and Husband, De­ s c. 36; in T 35 S.. R 6 E., sec. 1,
•
’' i’aii' appoint ex an k re-
««• I eclally wl’«n 1« d«*«*s not know ¡«t»i
FRANK LANE,
EH of sec.. 2. s'es. 12. 13. 24. fr’I
fendants Above Named:
In r«> "tillable '• «i«*r imy b«- hn-l. It < crlng the vacancies for thcmselv ■».
-r«. 25 and 36. EH sec. 35; In T.
JAMES H OWEN.
United
P:
s
Service
In the name of the State of Ore­ 36 S.. R 6 E.. fr*1 secs. 1. 2. EH sec.
Hmh Is th« effect of a decision ren­
■ t«*ttl«g the city go abetol with p n: i
HOMER
COX.
NEW YORK. D*c 15.'—-Colon* I
gon: You, and each of you, are here­ 3. NE’4 and SH sec 11, fr’I secs. 12
der d by Superior Judge 8--swell
t-- g«-t n intinl- ii'till' ow.iiot nn-l o
D. F. DRISCOLL.
I
HooiowH
ant night conferred at the
by required to appear and answer the and 13,s«?c. 14: Willamette Meridian.
When the Tavlor corn nil -
rw
Irn'ind ttoply without ntt- milting t<
O.
T.
ANDERSON.
Warning Is hcrebv expressly given
inion
Lccgti»
Club
with
National
complaint fil d against you in the that no person will b- permitted to
wen- thrown out of their |>osltlnnv
■ >4 th« ti«i|<1
L. WALKER.
Commlttr
man
Ward,
who
announced
above-entitled
suit,
on
or
before
the
rain or exercise any right whatever
'There is-r'-tblriK «trained or uu . Maryoiv-McCnrthy they brought gilt l to
S. CALAHAN.
that he would support Roosevelt for
4th day of January, 1912, that b lng tinder anv settlement or occupancy be-
bn asent about th« sltuMlon," said j on)oin th** nea- nvrrbcrs from av*ii in:-
L.
L.
GRIFFIN.
the presidency next year.
the day of tbe last publication of this enn after withdrawal and prior to 9
< .•••I tai Manngi-r G««>rge J Walton <( Kling the duties, An Injunction vus
JAMES H. BOYD.
o’clock a. m . standard time. January
Th«
colon'I
r«*fuscd
to
discuss
pol
­
suinmbns, and the last day within 15, 1911. and all such settlement or
morning donh'd, but In affirming the action of
the water company this
I
WILLIAM W. ROSS,
itics
today.
»
! which you are required to answer, as occnpatlon Is forb’dden, and those
The rompnnv l>«*l|cves i that It Is not the lower court, the suprem- justices
ELMER JONES.
j fixed by the order of publication «f s ttlfng in violation hereof are liable
Just Bled In ntt<*niptlng ’ an outlay of iiiggested a remedy in quo warranto
GEORGE BLOOMINGCAMP.
to be ejected. John McPbaul, acting
Abel Ady president of tbo Klamath
i this summons.
probably half a million i dollars In an proceedings. This suggestion vni fol­
HENRY N. ANDERSON
.i’«'«tant commissioner of tbo general
Water
Users
’
Association,
whose
home
If you fall to appear and answer, land office. Approved October 27,
ffurt to bring water from outside lowed, with the r< «nil thnt Judge S««
J.
S
WATTS.
it at Midland, Is expected to return
j tbe plaintiff will apply to the Court 1911: Cartrl A. Thompson, acting
territory unlraa It haw a runt rar ’ of well l as restored the ««Id hoard
A. H. SINASEY,
shortly from his trip to Chicago,
I
for the relief demanded In said com­ «-cretarv of the interior.
-om kind w! fob will bind the city.
H. E. CRAMER.
11-15-1-11 r
». re was held th« convention repre-
ST.
I plaint.
If we knew Just where we could get
W. A. GOODNIGHT.
;’Ing various Irrigation projects.
•
•II
-
Said
suit
is
brought
to
foreclose
1
■ h« wet«r or just ho* far It would lie
GLENN GIBSON.
Tl o convention was practically due to
ftree certain mortgages, executed in NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
n-cersury to go. with some tangible
J. L. STONER.
Mr
Ady's
activity
In
working
In
the
United
Press
Service
favor of the platntlff. upon r al [>op- I In the County Court of the State of
i-Itin of what was b-’forv us. tKiih an
R. E. HARTLEY.
|nt<
rest
of
users
of
government
water.
erty in Klamath county. State of Ore­
ROME. Dec 16
Pope Pins has
io prospects of m valla hl«' supply of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
ED BLOOMINGCAMP.
gon. as follows:
pur« wnt«<r nnd for an und rstandlug Isii'ierl u decree making St I* trick's
In the Matter of the Estate ot W 3.
Notice
is
hereby
given
to
all
per­
U
I
DDED
OVER
FORTY
YEARS
1. -Mortgage, dated February 25,
with the city on a business basis. It Day the 17th of MnrcH— a holy
Roberts. Deceased.
AND DECIDE TO SEPARATE 'sons that the foregoing petition sili 1910, upon the following describ'd
dnv, but not on« of ohllgntlo i, thus
would be different."
Notfcv Is hereby given that rijra
i be presented and the petitioners Will
Th«* original franchise of tbe light making mass attendance on that day
Reinhart, arfm'nlstratrix of the c«-
........ ..
..
..
.
»PPlv to the Connty Court of . the real property, to wit;
Lots 3 and 4, In block 37, and lots tr.te of W. G. Roberts, deceased haa
««nd wafer company. dnt«*d in 18iM optlonnl with th ■ laity. In effect. It
. , . *.
.
. . Stnt» of Oregon, for Klamath County,
and ralr-- ,
...
v
« . ,
\
»an to furnish the • !' v with service In makes St. Patrick’s Day a feast day married for fortv-four yeaTs
....
.
for „«...--
such j -.
license
hereinbefore named, 1, 2, 3. 4, 5 and 4». in block 21. of rendered and pr sented for settle-
Ing
a
family
of
grown
children.
Ianacl
_
.. ....
Second addition to the city of Klam­ ' ment, and filed in said court, her
both the brnnch«'« Indicated for a de *
Brown and Charlotte Brown wee«* on Thursday, the 4th day of January. ath Falls, In said county and state
end«*, nt th«' end of which time the city j
annual account of her administration
191$.
I gaily suparated In the state circuit I
(said lot 6 being afterwards duly re­ of said estate: and that Friday, the
<«>iil«l liny nt an appraised valuation
Dated
at
Rly,
Oregon
this
7th
day
court when Judge Galloway awarded
leased from the operation of said 5th day of January, A. D. 1911, at 10
«•(lowing 8 |«*r cent profit per year for
of December. 1911.
:hc former a decree of divorce.
•
____ mortgage).
••ach yriar of operation. If not bought I United Press Service
o’clock a. in., at the court room ot
They hav«* been actually separat'd
To secure to the plaintiff the payment said court, in county’ court house.
LOB ANGELES. Dec. 15. Reports
1’1 BLH'ATION OF SUMMONS
. t th<> end of ten )« mis tho company
wrin to have un nddltlonnl five venr| that a San 'rnnclsco leader U to eon- for th«* paat twenty years, but neither In the Justice Court of the State of iof a promisorv note, dated February i Klamath Falls, Oregon, has been ap-
Oregon for Corrty of Klamath. 25, 1916, for the sum of 11,656.56,1 pointed by the Judge of said court.
period at an .’ipprnls«*«! valuation al­ fess are current around the federal ni>pll <1 for a divorce until Brown
tll«*d his suit here recently. They D A. Kenyon and Fred C. Murphey, with interest thereon at the rate of for the settl ment of said account, at
Jawing 8 per - i l profit for the tiva grand jury quarters.
It Is ue'it d that he la holdlug out u r<> married In April, 1867, In Min­
Partn rs, Doing Business as O 10 per qent per annum from date, which time and place any persons In­
tears. Five • ••-•»i j-«r|ods under like
nesota. and Brown testified that his
K. Transfer Company, Plaintiff, and reasonable attorney’s fees for terested in said estate may appear
• indlllons *• re to follow, and th« for Immunity.
services of nttorneys herein, said note and file exceptions in entirety to said
vs.
Neither District Attorney Filler- wife deserted him nt Sleepy Eye. In
««.’iipnny now operates In the first cf
tiint
state,
tn
November,
1891.
being payable six months after date, account and contest the same.
leks
nor
•'cderal
Attorney
Larler
will
I
Hauschilde
Music
Company,
Defend
­
«he five yesfr pi nods, being In the
upon which note interest has been
ant.
discuss the matter but It I h admit­
th ltd year.
NORA REINHART
To Hauschlldt Music Company. De­ paid to May 7. 1911
Administratrix of the Estât» of W. O.
Th* re liar !»• •■« ninde lo 11.e co:«- ted that a sensation ís llkelÿ nt any Pl PS’ DUTY TO PAY DI TV?
2. —Mortgage, dated March 3, 1910,
fendant:
FAMILY GREW ON JOURNEY
Roberts. Deceased.
12-7-1-4 r
puny no prop«.« tl< - to take the p - hcp time.
The invotlgatlon
In the Name of the State of Oregon: upon the following described real
< f the contract, an . whether th«' com­
property, to wit-
pany can Insist in «perilling under t' rnoon.
. >i;TLAND Dec. 15. When a fox [ _ You are hereby required to appear
Lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 In block 19 of
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale of Real
¡and
answer
to
the
complaint
filed
McLaren nnd Lawler confer:* 1 '
the contract, if nu amicable n>;r«<y-
tcrrh'T l-avej Vancouver, B. C., for
Property
i >nnt Is not r- .i-'! < ,i wlth the It) i<~ da. r< itn Iler taking Orth? MrManipal Portland and after crossing the line against you In the above entitled ac­ Second addition to the city of Klam­
O.
ath
Falls,
In
said
county
pnd
state.
S.
Purdy,
Plaintiff.
tn
Indlanr.;
oils.
tion
on
or
before
the
12th
day
of
Jan-
i alns to be s- >
It Is « lut icd i n
betwe. n Canadian and American ter-1
vs.
,uary, 1912. that being the expiration To secure to the plaintiff the payment
He "III like': lent • on Monday ritory is made the
t *ie aide 'hat tli«> luci that ill •valer
prou
moth«r of
g
j
x
publication of this sum-1 of a promissory note, dated March 3, W W, Masten, Sarah I. Masten, W. T.
next.
b;:« not b- en lip to i«« reqillalt«' sta :
f«>ur puppies, mus* duly be collet 1« d nions prescribed by the order of pub­
1910, for the sum of 1120. with In­
Roberts, J. D. Whitmore, C S
<lrrd of purity could be relied on b)
on five i nlmal«?
terest
thereon at the rate of 10 per
Moore, R. S. Moore, John C.
lication
thereof
mad?
by
this
court,
j
’ll) < !'ll It PILGRIMS
the city to help 1» set aside tne < I--
That question is bothering custom and If you fall so to answer the plain- cent per annum from date, and rea-
Beach. H. M. Ackley, J. S. Ack­
LONG JOI RNEYS. I> PI.EA
t:««'t, If necessary.
house «-¡Jclala from Collector of Cus tiffs will take Judgment against yo sot.abl? attorney’s fees for services of
ley. J, Greenburg, Burge Mason,
On th«’ other is the fact that th«
D fendants.
PORTLAND, Dec. 15.
"Tliei toms Malcolm down to tho deputy |n the sum of $54.00 and for their | attorneys herein, said note being pay­
efty council ha^ determined not to al­
who:«,' duty It will bo to rch'ase the costs nnd disbursements in this able six months after date, upon
Under and by virtue of an order of
low th«- rompan. io furnish water ob­ ought to bo h glslation forbidding
, n!*:
Chief Deputy Pike holds action, . ....-«
and that any property at- which note interest has been paid to srle and exwutlon in foreclosure is­
tained within ‘h-* clQ- limits, which, «•Midi«n of tender years being sent on
tint Hie question Is one that comes 'tathed herein
sued out of the circuit court of the
..«.c.a may be sold to satisfy February 10, 191»
it Is nsserto«!. Is unreasonable, nnt long railway Journeys alone,” de­ ..... •— •>- • -- • -
unde: ’he h ad of '’foreign citlxens..»he said judgment, partcularly the
3. —Mortgage, dated February 11. county of Klamath State of Or ’gon,
not within th«> trims of the contrant. clared* Miss <Barnum, travelers’ aid
nutlve born.”
sum of money owing to you by Henry 1911, upon the following described t««> the Sth day of December, 1^11, in
Asked ns to whil arrangement secretary of the Young Woman’s
Deputy
Barnes,
whos«'
posit)jn
at
¡Grimes.
real property, to wit:
tne above entitled action, wherein *.b»
might be made with the city to take Christian Association. Miss llrvrnuni
Lot's 11 and 12 in block 19, Second above named plaintiff obtained judg­
th«
main
window
draws
him
»Into
!
This
publication
is
mad««
by
the
or-
over the city mnlns In case a munici- Is considered on« of the most cfflci«»nt
pel supply Is found nnd brought to travolors* nid workers In the country, many questions, believes the mother der of the honorable Charles Graves. addition to the city of Klamath Falls, ment and decree of foreclosure
dog Is guilty of smuggling, and * should Justice of the above named court, duly in said county and state.
niralnst W. W Masten and Sarah L
th« city Mr. Wi'H< n Raid thnf ho ¡up- nnd in her work at the Portland de­ .»—«----- —•--------
be so held. Harry Montgomery thinks made and entered on November 18. To secure to the plaintiff the payment Masten, the wife of said W. W. Maa*
pot
she
keeps
In
close
touch
with
the
rosed this nn! other matters Inci­
the mother should be charged full 1911. The date of the first publica­ of a promissory note, dated February ttn, defendants, on December 1, 1911,
dental to tho ’uter company’s con­ traveling public, particularly as it re-
duty
and the pups ndmltted on half tion of thia summons Is November 11, 1911, for the sura of 3100, with recorded In the Judgment lien book ot
tract might be hm.dl-d by arbitration. lat«»« to women or children traveling fares.
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per said court »♦ "sy- 6n, volume 3. I
30. 1911.
alone.
The first five year period under which
cent per annum from date, and rea­ am commanded to sell all that certain
Tho regulations do not segregate
J. C. RUTENIC.
"In one week." said Miss Bàrnum.
lu company Is «pirating will not ex-
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»«nd ^»!!’.»-* in the
Att’y for Plaintiff sonable attorneys’ fees for services of I ’ece and pare«'
plro for two yeari, an«t it not only ap­ ”1 have bad twelve children come to fox terriers and little fox terriers, or
attorneys herein, said note being pay­ county of Klamath, state of Or* gon,
plies to water, bi t to light ns well my attention. All of them w«'re un­ say what can he done if it Is pleaded
able three months after date.
bounded and particularly described
NOTICE OF SKLKUTION
Nothing has no far been Hiild aboil? der 14 yenrs of age, and traveling that puppies so transported crossed '
United Stnteh Land Office, Lakeview, | Plaintiff prays judgment against as follows:
tho
border
und-
r
extenuating
circum
­
alone,
On ■■ little group consisted of
the city buyln*r the light and wat* I
Oregon. November 6, 1911.
you as follows:
Forty-six (46) feet off the entire
l-lnnts from tho company, nnd It Is not a girl of 13 or 14. a 5-.vear-old child stances and not of their own fee« will.
Notice Is hereby given that the
I
1.
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For
the
principal
sum
of
¡easterly
side of lot six (6) of block
The case probably will be submit­ Sanin Fe Pacific Railroad company,
inown Whether ih« contract will b< anil a 21-months-old baby. They had
continued ns far as light la concern™!, three changes to make before they ted to the next boaril of appraisers I by R. H. Hovey, its duly constituted $1.656.56, with Interest thereon at forty-eight (48) in Nichols addition
and appointed attorney in fact of the rate of 10 per cent per annum, to the city ot Klamath Falls.
If the city gets Its own water supply, would reach their destination In for settlement.
1047 Monadnock building. San Fran­ from May 7. 1911, and $200 attor­
Notice is hereby given that on Fri­
oi whether sonio cltort will bo ma le Southern Oregon, Nearly always the
cisco, California, has made selection
and application Serial No. 05121 for neys’ fees; for the further principal day. the 12th day of January. 191$.
by the city to take over both utilities children are sent off with little more TOM LEWIS TO BE CHOSEN
the SW H of NEU, section 6. and sum of $130. with interest thereon at 2 o’clock p. m.. in front of the
than their tickets, depending on the
ii>w1or the contract.
HKAI) OF MINERS* I NION
NW ’« of SE H , section 9. township 37 at the rat-- of 10 per cent per annum court hous» In the county of Klam­
cbnrlty
of
the
train
crew
or
th®
paw-
As It will tak«> the city probably a
¡south, range 9 east, Willamette me- from Feburary 10, 1911, and $25 at­ nth, I will, In obedience to said order
[ rldlan.
ci-uple of yenrs to get wntre hero pengers for the food and care during United Press Service
Said application and selection is torneys’ fees; for the further princi­ of sale and execution in foreclosure,
from n distance. If n plan Is worked the Journey."
BRIDGEPORT Ohio. Dec. 15.
mr.d
under th«' provisions of the act pal sum of $100. with Interest there­ sell the above described property, or
< ut, tho bringing of water to the city
Scattering returns indicate thnt Tom of June
4, 1897 (30 Stat. 36). and in at the rate of 10 per cent per an­ so much thereof as may be necessary
ar-d tho end it the five year perlo«!
Lewis will be elected miners’ presi­ the acts amendatory thereof and sup­
num from February 11, 1911, and
KING
AND
Ql'KKN
ARE
WELL,
will come about, the same time.
dent over John White by 40,000.
plementary thereto, and tn compliance for $25 attorneys’ fees, and for costs to satisfy plaintiff's Judgment, with
interest thereon and costs to th«
with the regulations under said acts.
THANK YOU VERY KINDLY
According to R. A. Emmltt's report |
and disbursements of this suit.
In
lieu
of
lands
within
the
limits
of
a
highest bidder for cash.
submltt««! to tho council some time | United Press Re vice
Mrs. R. H. Louser, wife of the public forest reservation, heretofore
2. —That execution and order of
W. B. BARNES.
DELHI,
Dec.
15.
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In
splendid
since, the Aspjen Leko Rprlngs, which
White Pelican hotel’s chief clerk, who relinquished, by said applicant.
sale. In each cause of suit. Issue here­
Sheriff of Klamath County
nnd spirits the king and queen has been so III the past week that she
s uirccR of water supply have o 'en health
I
The purpose of this notice is to in, to the Sheriff of Klamath county,
By JOHN G. SCHALLOCK, Deputy
to the royal camp tonight.
had to submit to an operation, Is re­ allow any and all persons claiming
filed on by the dtj, via Eagle Ridge, returned
i
adversely the lands above described Oregon, and that sale be made on
J. C. RUTENIC, *
They will leave Delhi tomorrow.
ported as much improved.
would mean a M*H mile pipe line,
or desiring to object because of the foreclosure, as provided by law, on
12-14-1-11 r
Atty for Plaintiff
NO FURIHIR MOVES BY WAFER CO.