Klamath republican., March 21, 1912, Image 7

Tiivein, th- same being situated In Interest, < state, or demands whatso- cation of summons herein, And it ruary, 1912, filed in this office its ap­
tlx NW '* of the HW */« of H <
ever at law or In equity, Including you fall so to appear and answer m plication to select under the provi­
twp. 39 H ., It. 9 E , W M , and lu the the tenem* nts, hereditaments, and In said order required, plaintiff will sions of the act of congress, approved
prct lnct aforesaid, for a period of one I apptirt< nan<'>-« thereunto belonging or ask a decree of said court against July 1. 1898 (30 Stat. 597, 520), aa
year from the 4th day of April, 1912 in anywise appertaining to the here­ you and «ach of you, forever barriag extended by the act of congress ap­
and your petltioanrn will ever pray.
inafter de cribed premia' s, belonging and foreclosing any and all claim. prov'd May 17, 190«, the NE%. HW
J D. Witt
G. II. Jnspnr
to the »aid G'orge W. Carrick and Interest, right, title, or estate that 14. Sec. 25, T. 33 8 . R. 8 E. W. M
Geo. A. Il II
A Miller
Jessie Carrick, husband and wife, or I you or each or any of you may have
Any and all persons claiming ad­
Otto Hebo* afeld L. liarfoot
I either of them, being the undivided | in and to the north half of the north­ versely the lands described, or desir­
Mrs. Dr. Enitiin F A Drnkc, the
J. D. Swift
A. ('. Barrett
¡one-fourth Interest of. In, and to lot» east quarter bf Section one (1) and ing to object because of the mineral
noted physician unil «duintor, who
W. II. Be||
W It Hall
[two 12), three (3». four (4), five lots one (1) and two (2) in Section character of the land, or for any other
Ims been doing so much good mid giv
J. H Meier
Frank Howard
|(l), six (6) and aecen (7) , and one (1), Township forty (40) south, reason, to the disposal to applicant,
lag io min li helpful advice Io the dlf
Oswald Meissner
T. Nltscheln
the northeast quarter of the north­ Range eight (8) east, Willamette should file their affidavits of protest
fereiit i lulin mid societies, Journed Io
east quarter, all In section seven, Meridian. Also the southwest quar­ In this office on or
Chas
Jacoba
A. W. Pell
the high school Tuesday Io give
before the 29tk
Ed Faulktx-r
Jam's McGuire
(7). nnd the south* nst quarter ter of the northwest quarter of Sec­ day of April. 1912.
the boys n private talk. Hhe took as
of the southeast quarter, »••••- tion six («), Township forty (40)
T. O K hiney
Jay J. Arant
her them« "Whether and What?"
A. W ORTON.
*» W Messner
tloyi lx (6). and the east half of the [south, Range nine (9) east Wlllam-
Varner
T.
A
2-22-4-11
Register.
Around Hies« ns a iiip I ciim she
Ii I J. A Varner
I. C. Mark ward*.
I southwest quarter and the south half ette Meridian, Klamath flountv
talked ut length, varying the subject
A. Turner
w McCabe
of the southeast quarter. In section State of Oregon, and will also ask
with apt Illustration» mid examples
NOTH E FOR Pl BLICATION
Ca'f
hlng
It
’
.
E.
Lewis
H
H
five (5), all of said land» being In p. decree foreclosing that certain
o| th« different walks of life Into
(Not Coal Lands)
' d . I. Worley
I. B. Pankey
township
forty
(40)
aouth,
range
mortgage on said premises, made,
which people are daily treading, Hh«
Department
of the Interior, United
A Westfall
John Anqulst
nine (9) east, Wiliam*tte Meridian executed and delivered to plaintiff
said It was with the boy Hint she pnr-
States Land Office at Lakeview,
P«t« McClure
H.
Il
Hlnsley
Klamath
county,
state
of
Oregon,
or
by the above named defendants—
ti< ulnrly wanted to s|u-nk, mid to lilm
Oregon, February 12. 1912.
Geo Forb a
.ln<> W. R om
such part thereof as may be necessary Mark L. Burns and Emma 8. Burns,
alone
Hhe wanted to guide the
Notice
is hereby given that George
Jsnies Eaton
C F. Better
to satisfy said execution and th- J. F. Nowlin and Leonore F. Nowlin,
thoughts which may have gathered
W. Sorrels of Kcno Oregon, who oa
W
II
McClure
H.
II
Smith
umountn
therein
named.
Including
Pierce Evans and Mrs. Joanna Evans,
"KODAK"
there mid lead him to sen Just where
t'llHS W Howell E T. Keyser
Judgment, attorney's fees, costs, Inter, Said mortgage dated the 27th day of April 27. 1909, made homestead eatry
|w vi-lopliig nml Printing
to step No hoy Is lost In this world
Rlchnrd Wak<-n>anJ G. Zoellner
eat and accruing costs; the proceeds December, 1906, filed for record In No. 01851, for 84 SE *4, Bee. 7,
I
Carefully and promptly don* a
lint Hint there Is n chance for him to
K. II Thonijison Walter A Turner of said sale to be applied to the satis­ the office of the clerk of Klamath NE‘4 NE%, Sec ]« township 40 g .
well an portrait work Mall your
get started right, mid that every boy
John
Cab'cr
F. B Davis
faction of said execution, order of gale County, Oregon, on the 29th day of Range 8 E . Willamette Meridian, has
orders to
I* going somewhere No matter who
H
A
Michael
son
AIM
Ihase
and
d<-creo. Including said Judgm'-nt, March 1907, and duly recorded in filed notice of intention to make riaal
COTTAGE STUDIO
Ills corn pun Ions tire In this world lie
t'harh - A x«l
L l^irnerlng
attorney's fees, costs Interest and ac­ |v«1um» 8, page 14, Mortgage Rec­ five year proof to establish claim te
Kluiiuttli l ulls. Oregon
must have some situ In view, some
W. A l.angel 1
J. H. Patter
cruing costs, and the overplus. If any ords of Klamath County, Oregon. the land above described, before C. It.
goal to reach. or n destination Hint
Gu« Jones
J. N. Btllea
there b», to be paid Into the court to And plaintiff will further ask for De Lap, county clerk of Klamath
lie hopes to attain during his walk
A.
II
Johns
A
H
Calvin
I
be appll'd aa may be required or dl- reasonable attorney fees, disburse­ county at Klamath Falls, Oregon, on
Efforts arc being made to have
Ir this life It Is tils moral training
the 30th day of March, 1912.
|rect»d.
A
II
Hixson
J.
A.
Grime*
ments and costa. Said decree to for­
that Is the guiding step, mid no suc- I'rusldeqt Tuft pardon Hamit'.on II.
Claimant names as witnesses: R.
1».
W
Stitts
C
C.
Lewis
Dated, Klamath Falls, Klamath ever foreclose any right, title, 'nter- W. Tower of Keno, Ore.; T. J Wti-
< ess can be attained without this <*r Hendricks, who wns convlcte-l of
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
¡county, state of Oregon, this 28th day * st or estate that you or each or any son, of Worden. Ore.; C. M. Wilson of
entlnl Mrs Drake said Hint she had subornution of perjury during the
foregoing petition will 1.« presented to of February, 1912.
of you may have in and to said
tudled the hoy and his habits, envir­ land fraud prosecutions of Fruucln J.
Worden, Ore.; Richard Byerley of
thn above entitled court on Thursday,
above described premfs'-s.
W. B. BARNES,
onments, capacity mid disposition for Ileney. Copl« a of the petition were I
Worden, Ore
the 4th day of April. 1912, at the
This summons Is published In th«
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon
many years, and tliat he was the most received In Klnmatli Falls yesterday
A W ORTON,
hour
of
10
o'clock
Is
the
forenoon
of
Klamath Republican, a w»ekly newe-
FC L E'llott Attorney f«r Plaintiff
Interesting subject that she hnd <>' and will doubtless be circulated soon.
2-22-3-28 r
Register.
said
day.
j paper printed and published in
Hendricks, a resident of Fossil,
3-14-4-12r
caslon to deal with. The boy's I li-
Dated
st
Klamath
Falls
Oregon,
Klamath Falls, Klamath County
ti in-ni'»« nre many mor« than that of Wheeler county, was charged with
February !8tb. 1912
State of Oregon, under and by vir­ NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AD­
the girl, and whnt that Influence Is usklng George W. Hawk to testify
NOTH E OF SHERIFF'S SALE
thomas r M c L aughlin
MINISTRATOR'S FINAL
tue of an order of the Honorable H.
going to be < nn only !><■ determined falsely before the federal grand Jury
Btste of Oregon,
L
Benson.
Judge
of
the
said
Circuit
ACCOUNT
about
Hawks'
homestead
proof,
The
by the careful study of the right und
By virtue of an execution to sell i Court. Said order being dated th« in the County Court of the State of
County of Klamath
m
the wrong to which lie Is dnlly sub­ people of Fossil are circulating the
I. Thoma« F Mdsiiighlln. being attached property duly issued by the 14th day of February, A. D. 1912
Oregon, for Klamath County,
jected, If nil would muster self- petition, nnd explain that Hawk has
first
duly sworn, nay that the signa­ : clerk of the circuit court of the coun- directing said summons to b« pub­ In th« Matter of the Estate of Gott­
control It would facilitate Ills desire since confessed that Hendricks did
tures attached to the foregoing peti­ I ty of Klamath, state of Oregon, dated lished for six (6) consecutive and
lieb Weckert, Deceased.............
to do that which lie thought would not suborn him The petition to t tie
tion nre nil genuine; »bat the persons the i-ightb day of March, 1912, in a successive weeks. Th» first publica­
Notice Is hereby given that Fred A.
)>r for the b< tterment of his char­ president says that the Hendricks*
who«« nnme* are signed to said peti­ ¡certain action in the circuit court tion to b» on the 15th day of Febru­ Janssen, as administrator of the es­
acter
Hhe showed by nn example prosecution wns of a political nnturr
tion ar« each and all residents and for said county and state wherein ary, 1912, and the last publication tate of Gottlieb Weckert, deceased,
because
the
defendant
belonged
to
how the ancient Ulysses had been
legal voters of Mills Addition Pre­ ! Joseph 8. Kent as plaintiff recovered to be on the 28th day of March. 1912. has rendered and presented for final
tempted by the fair enchantress and the M Itmell- William-on faction of
cinct, la Klamath County. Orenon. i judgment against Abel Ady for the as In said order contained.
settlement and filed In said court hts
the
republican
party
:
nd
was
a
friend
how he had nbstnlned from the toni|e
E. L. ELLIOTT,
final account of the administration of
It la further nnd hat» actually resided In said pr»> i sum of twelve hundred twenty-fivé
tatlons which hnd presented th< tn- of Binger ■lermsnn
clnet for more than thirty days Im­ and 75-100 dollars and costs and dis-
Attorney for Plaintiff
said estate, and a petition for the dis­
elvrs. Bo In a like manner the boy stated that the Jury lists were not
mediately prior to the date of thetr . bursenients taxed at one hundred 211-214 Willits Bld g, Klamath Falls tribution of same, and that the 29th
mads
by
drawing
them
Impartially
< an best raise his standnrd of niornls
signing »aid petition and the filing forty-three and 60-100 dollars, on the
Oregon.
2-15-3-28 r day of March, 1912, at 14 o'clock
Io such nn extent that he would not from the taxrolls, but that they were
thereof In thin eonrt. That nald petl- 21«t day of February. 1912.
a. m . at the court room of said court.
prepared
by
detectives
nnd
others
he troubled by tcinptntlon
Notice is hereby given that 1 will
ton in signed by a majority of the
In the court house In Klamath Falla.
The doctor advocated the pursu­ acting for the govern ment, with an
on the 13th day of April, 1912. al Notice of Scttlenu nt or Guardian's Klamath county, Oregon, has been
legs) voters of said precinct.
ance of education as the one grent eye to the conviction of th« *l«f<nd-
F
inal
Account
and
Hearing
of
Pe
­
| the front door of the county court
thomas f M c L aughlin
fixed by said court as the time and
master of self control, nnd If every­ ant.
tition for Discharge
I Subscribed and sworn to before me house In Klamath Falls, in said court»
place for the settlement of said ac­
one could endow himself with right
In
th*
Matter
of
the
Estate
and
Guar
­
ty.‘at 2 o'clock in the afternoon off
this 28tk dny of Februnry, 1912
count
and the hearing of said peti­
associations, with the pure nnd clean FOIt HALE I mini ten miles from
dianship of Gustave Berry, Minor.
I said day, sell at public auction to ttek
R M RICHARDSON.
tion
for
distribution at which time
things of life, his would uot I m » In
Minor.
the city, or 1,712.000 font snw tlm-
Notary Pnblin for Oregon highest bidder for cash, the follow«
and place any person interested In
doubt whether to jump on the right her; good location for sawmill. For
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
Elmer
i Ing described property, to-wlt:
Í1
State of Oregon.
said estate may appear and fll* ex­
»Ide of the fence of life or the wrong further Information inquire of W A
Lots six (6) and seven (7) of fac­ O. Beardsley, as guardian of the es­ ceptions In writing to the said final
County of Klamath
as
The "what" of life Is what we arc Brown. Klnmnth Falls. Ore.. Round
tate
of
Gustave
Berry,
minor,
has
I I, Thomas F Mel^ugblln being tion ten (10), the southwest qua»-
ourselves going to do, to live It the Lak«
.
4-25-r i first duly sworn, say that nin«e th» j ter, the west half of the southeibt tendered and presented for settle­ account, and contest the same, and
I
show ca-use. if any there be, why a
best we know how., Whnt will our
15th day ef February, 1997. 1 have quarter of Section eleven (11), th« ment and filed in said court his final final distribution of said estate should
dally life be? The boys of this pres­
account
of
the
administration
oi
said
llA< k From Salem
never be«n convicted ef the crime «f , southeast quarter of Section twelve
not be ordered.
ent dny nre Influencing the people of
Deputy
Hhertff
James
Wheeler
and
willfully
selling or delivering either (lfiJT’al! in Township forty (40) estate and guardianship, and a peti­
Dated this 29th
•f February,
this community as the whole nation,
tion
for
discharge,
and
the
exonera
­
splritoun, vlnons. fermented or malt [south. Range eight (8) east of the
1912.
and If he Is In the right path It will E. B. Henry returned last evening
tion
of
the
surety
on
his
bond,
and
Willamette meridian.
FRED A. JANSSEN.
not only make the best of un Impres­ from Nnlem. where they took Norman liquors to a minor, «r ef willfully al­
lowing a minor to loiter In «r abont ' Also the southwest quarter, the that the 12th day of April. 1912, at
Faulder
to
be
confined
in
the
state
Administrator ef Baid Estate.
sion nt home, but Just ns well abroad.
10
o
’
clock
a.
m.,
at
the
court
room
anv place of business where «plritu- west half of the southeast quarter
2-29-3-28 r
I
The high school student of the pres­ penitentiary.
’ one. vinous, fermented er malt liquor« and the southeast quarter of the of said court, in the court house of
ent dny Is looked up to as an example
Klamath
county,
in
Klamath
Falls,
I southeast quarter and Lot thirteen
are sold
of whnt our future great men arc go-
SUMMONS
NOTICE FOR 1*1 RI.K'ATION
i (13) of Section seven (7). and Lots Oregon, has been fixed by said court
THOMAS
F.
MeLAUC.HLIN
lag to be it they set themselves the
as the time and place for the settle­
Equity No. 336 *
(Not Coal Land)
three
(3),
four
(4),
five
(5)
and
six
Subscribed and awora to before me
■iglit kind eff standard now It devcl- Department of the Interior. United
(6) of Section eight (81, all in Town­ ment of said account and the hearing In the Circuit Court of the State ef
1 thle 29th day of February, 1918.
• ps Into his future life The doctor
Oregon, in and for Klamatk
States i.and Office at Lakeview.
ship
forty (40) south. Range nine of said petition, at which time and
R M RICHARDSON
quoted the words of Mr Moody,
place any person interested in said
County.
Oregon. March 12. 1912.
(9)
east
of
the
Willamette
meridian.
Notnry Fnbllc for Oregoo
Character Is whnt one Is in the i Nolic.- is hereby given that la>«lle
.estate
may
appear
and
file,
in
writ
­
Elmer
O. Beardsley, Plaintiff,
In Klamath county, state of Oregon
dark." She said that there wns a Elisabeth Olds, whose postofficc ad­
vs.
Taken and levied upon as the ing. exceptions to said final account
w< rid of meaning in this, and the dress lb Klnmnth Falls. Ore . did, on |
NOTH E OE SHERIFF'S SALE
[ property of the said Abel Ady or so and contest the same, and show Ada B. Beardsley, Defendant.
« hole problem wns centered around she 25th day of January. 1912, filo
Equity No. 309.
- much thereof as may be necessarv cause, if any there be. why said ac- To Ada B. Beardsley, Defendant:
It 1s th« boy of the present day witl­ lit this office sworn statement and ap­ [it. the Circuit Court of the State of
In the name of the State of Oregon:
to satisfy the said Judgment in favor ; count should not be allowed and said
ing to stand by whnt he does in bis plication No. 05273, to purchase the
Oregon, In and for Klamath of Joseph S. Kent against said Abel guardian discharged.
You aTe hereby required to appear
• very dny life’ Is he willing to ’e* SEVt HW1,. Section 29. Township
County.
Dated this J4th day of March. 1912 and answer the complaint of th«
Ady, with interest thereon, together
others know Just whnt he Is doing? 37 8., Range 8 E., Willamette merid­ Walter II. Sayre. Plaintiff.
ELMER O. BEARDSLEY.
plaintiff filed against you in the abov«
with all costs and disbursements that
Is be satisfied that Ills best friend ian. and the timber thereon, under
vs.
3-14-4-11 r Guardian of Said Estate entitled suit or or before the 11th day
hate or may accrue.
mould know bls every action’ O ir the provisions of the net of June 3. i George \\ «'nrrlck and Jessie Carrick,
of April. 1912, that being the day set
W. B. BARNES.
thoughts must be such that were they 11878. and nets amendntory. known
Husband Mid Wife, Defendants
i
by
order of the court upon which you
Restoration to Entry of luinds in
Sheriff
•o bo quoted to others wo would n.»t ns the "Timber ami Stone l.nw," at To Whom it May Concern:
are required to appear and answer
Dated at Klamath Fall.x Ore .
National F'ore*t
t.e ashamed of whnt We nny. Clean such value as might bo fixed by ap­
Notice Is hereby given that under March 13. 1912
fixed in that order for the publication
i Notice is hereby given that the of
ilnesa In speech nnd clean«*« of praisement, nnd Hint, pursuant to and by virtue of an execution nnd or­
summons made and entered in th«
3-14-4-llr
I
lands
described
below,
embracing
20
thougt should be the ambition of cl­ Biich application, the land and tim­ der of sale duly Issued out of the office
above entitled suit on ths 28th day of
„
[acres,
within
the
Deschutes
National
ary high school boy. nnd tyc should ber thereon have been appralaed nil*’1
r'el
circuit court of
Forest, Oregon, will be subject to set- February, 1912. and if you fail to ae
work townrd this alm Refrain Iron a total of 8100.00, the timber cstl- Klamnth county, Oregon, on the 2Sth
SUMMONS.
tlement
ar.d entry under tbs provl-^ appear and answer, plaintiff will ap­
temptations. Ignore bail company. <•!« ninted 60.000 board feet at J 1.00 day of February, 1912 In the above
Equity No. 276.
,
siotis
of
the homestead laws of the ply to the circuit court for the reli«f
»lain to do anything of Imtnornl char­ per thousand and the laud 840.00; entitled suit, upon a decree made and In the Circuit Court of the State of
United States land office at Lakeview, demanded in said complaint, namely,
acter and It will he pretty sur« t > fol Hint said apjillcant will offer final entered in said circuit court, to-wlt:
Oregon, tn and for Klamath
Oregon,
on April 3. 1912. Any set- the dissolution of the bonds of mat­
low that nn upright life w'!l tie In­ I proof In support of bls application the 18th day of November, 1911, in
County.
1 tier who was actually and in good rimony existing between plaintiff and
stilled. /
land sworn statement on the 25th favor of the above named plaintiff. Eugene I,. Hopkins. Plaintiff, vs. ; faith claiming any of said lands for defendant, and praying that plaintiff
The doctor completed her talk by day of May, 1912. before C R. De W II. Sayre, nnd against the abort
Abel Ady, Leona C. Ady, hus-
agricultural purposes prior to Janu­ be relieved from any obligations un­
ay ng that she would answer nn» [ Lai>, County Clerk of Klamath named Jef ndants, George W Car­
band and wife; Mark L. Burns;
ary 1, 1906, and has not abandoned der and by virtue of said bond of mat­
question which might bo mbmlt'ed County, nt Klamath Falls, Ore.
rick and Jessie Carrick, husband nnd
J. F. Nowlin and Lenore F. same, has a preference right to make rimony, and that plaintiff be decreed
to her. i As a result of this »'is that j Any person Is at liberty to protest wife, ordering the sale of the herein­
Nowlin, husband and wife;
a homestead entry for the lands actu­ the owner of the real estate described
many of the problems of the daily this purchase before entry, or Ini­ after described premises which said
Pierce Evans and Mrs. Joanna ally occupied. Said lattds were listed in plaintiff s complaint, and that it b«
life wore asked her, nnd Mrs Brake tiate n contest at nny time before I remises are particularly described in
Evans, husband and wife; H.
upon the applications of the persons decreed by the court that defendant
answered them to the best of I,et I atent Issues, by llling a corroborated said suit and decree, said premises to
Pln-.-kc*» Jr.; C M Fuigham;
mentioned
below, who have a prefer­ have no right, title or interest in and
ability.
George O* >oin; B St. George
affidavit In this office, nl,leglng facts be sold to satisfy the Judgment and
ence right subject to the prior right to the said real estate, to-wit: Th«
decree of this court in said suit In the
Bishop; the Big Basin I.umber
which would defeat the entry.
[ of any such settler, provided such set- absolute owner of lot seven (7). block
IMPROVEMENT»TO BE
amount
of
seventeen
hundred,
twenty
­
Co.,
n corporation; Henry Md-
A. W. ORTON.
j
tier or applicant Is qualified to make elgthty-two (82), and the absolute
MADE ON NAYLOX ROAD 3-21-5-23r
seven nnd 25-100 (1727.25) dollars,
win Anderson;
the Klamath homestead entrv and the preference own r of the ’’“'»'^«d one-half la-
Register.
Wm. Uhrmann of Dairy, with fout
together with the further sum of two
Water Users’ Association and right Is exercised prior to April 3t t^st oMot eight (Sj.blockseventy-
men. has gone to Naylox to begin
hundred fifty and 00-100 (1250.00)
R. O. Vincent, Defendants.
1912. on which date the lands will be seven (77)' of Klan>ath addition t«
work on the county road. Improve­
dollars, attorneys fees, assessed and To > Mark L. Burns, J. F. Nowlin and subject to settlement and entry by Klamath Fa”«- Oregon free and clear
ments are to be made from Nnylox
tnx d by the court, and the further
Leonore F. Nowlin.
Nowlin, husband any qualified person. The lands are ‘,f nn^ rjR]’ts'i ’'ties, interest or es-
the County Court of the State of sum of twenty and 40-100 (J2O.4O)
townrd this city. Mr. Uhrmnnn states
and wife;
Pierce Evans and as follows: The 84 of SE4 of NW jtates of defendant in and to said real
Oregon, for th« County of Klam­ dollnrs, costs nnd disbursements, with
I lint the ronds arc In bettor shnpo f<>.*
Mrs. Joanna Evans, husband
%, Sec. 22. T. 23 8., R. 10 E„ W. M i property.
ath.
this timo of the yonr than nny yonr
Interest thereon at the rate of eight
»■nd wife; C. M. Fulgham and
application
of William H. Howard of; This summons is published in the
that lie knows of. Jnsper Hubbard In the Matter of the Petition of (8) per cent per annum, from nnd
George
Osborn,
Defendants LaPIne, Oregon, List 6-549.
Klamath Republican, a weekly news­
Thomas F. McLaughlin, for a after the 28th day of September,
has been keeping up the ronds and
above named:
paper, printed and published at Klam-
8.
V.
PROUDFIT.
I Icons« to Sell Liquor.
Attending to the drainage ditches dur­
1911 and for accruing costs. Now.
In the name of th« State of Ore-
' nth Falls, Klamath County, State ef
ing the winter, nnd ns n consequence
.hr Honorable, the County Court therefore, by virtue of said execution gon, you and each of you are here- Aslstant Commissioner of the General ¡Oregon by Order of Honorable H. L.
I.and office. Approved December
of the State of Oregon, for the and order of sale, and compliance by required to appear and answer
no very heavy dntfingo Ims been done
Ronson. Judge of the Circuit Court of
19, 1911.
County of Klamath.
to the roads during the wet months.
therewith, nnd In compliance with the complaint of plaintiff filed In
the
State of Oregon, for the County
Thero nre sevornl big rocks In the
We, the undersigned actual resi- the ordpr of the court, recited In said the above entitled suit, on or before CARMI A. THOMPSON. Acting Sec­ of Klamath, as per order of said court
retary
of
the
Interior.
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rond at the Barclay Springs curve, <1<nts and legal voters of Mills Addi­ writ. I have duly levied upon the here­ Thursday, the 28th day of March,
dated the 28th day of February, 1912,
which Interfere with trnffic, nnd these tion Precinct. Klamath county, Ore­ in described premises, and will, on 1912, that being the last day of the
first publication to be made on the
arc to bo removed. At the present gon. respectfully ask that your hon­ Frldny, the 13th day of April, 1912. publication of thia summons, and
NOT1CE FOR PUBLICATION
29th day of February, 1912, and the
time It Is Impossible for tennis nnd orable body grnnt nnd Issue to nt the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. on the day on which you are required United States I.and Office, Lakeview, last publication thereof to be made on
automobiles to pass at this point.
Thomas F. McLaughlin, a license to said day, at the front door of the to appear and answer said complaint
Oregon. February 14, 1912.
the 11th dav of Aprpll, 1912.
sell splrltous, vinous and malt liquors court house In Klamnth Falls, county as fixed by the order of Honorable
Notice is hereby given that the
ELLIOTT A ELLIOTT,
Temple theater, Matmee dally, 8:19 nnd fermented cider, commonly of Klnmnth, state of Oregon, sell nt H. L. Benson. Judge of th« Circuit Northern Pacific Railway company, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office 211-18-
p. m. Evening, first performanco known ns hard elder In quantities of Miction to the highest bidder, for Court of the State of Oregon. In and whose postoffice address Is St. Paul
13. Willits Building. Klamath
7:15. continuous.
lens than one gallon, nt the Altamont cash in hand, all of the right, title. for Klamath County, for th« pnblt-1 Minnesota, has this 14th day of Feb-
Falls, Oregon.
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