Tillamook headlight., July 11, 1890, Image 4

FATS
-,
<
OF
PHARAOH.
-n«x Dlwtiirbod After a
.i«an<l>, of Years.
It
inthor
lhe first five
«ok« <it the ITT«««,
Bfl/ie. coni
enwll here left tho
tun ho is »nppoaed to oocupy for a
< outing in “the land of Erypt," and
J liuvo made » visit to the Boulak
[mu,, »t Cai > earl •• in the «tuomerof
| A. I).. » xii'ht would have gr« eted
■yes that would have been worth
I1<1 ruble to hint and the Jewish
fie in th« days of captivity. In tho
; W« nt. ltione«l thirty-nine royal
I
«• un< artlje 1 at Deirl el
■ S, near '.’hebe, Egypt (If the total
ki.1y ni 0 twenty-rix were identified
Hn^eubt ~by Emile Ilrugw h, the
|g director of tho Boulak museum,
tli'i scientist» tinder him. The most
re 'ling of the entire lot, which con-
■ •xdusirely of tho nwnmlea of
fii and qin «•ns, was King Rameses II,
tliird king of the nineteenth dynasty,
th« 1’h arnoh of tlie Jewish captivity.
Th«' mummy was in a perfect state of
pnoerviition, but of the threo mummy
MMMt ill v.hich it onco probably ««¡xised
e&lgt one now remains. Tliis case is of
plaii
' od, unpatnted aad on*
Ksii'i. It is carved to represent
leses in the position of Osiris, the
led anna resting upon tho breast,
io right hand was placed the royal
> an«i In the left the royal hook
l'eeti're» upon the caaewm« <1. li-
ftotely earveti and sunuotuit.il by a
crown of Upper and Lower Egypt,
OTCtind whli'lt was u < arve.1 reprc»enta-
■Ml of the tiraeus ser]>ent. A few lines
painted upon the case in black Egyptian
Hgtactir« are beautiful in their sim-
plidty, coiitrustlng strangely with all
“■g 1U.
■ I.« TlllUg I’ll.UT.il
ph had been fl i,.el up to that date,
other rharaonte inscriptions being
¡gerated and p r.ipous in their dic-
Have Huff« Handy.
Prospeet of War tn Europe.
.tn extinguisher that did excellent
service lately was a soft liat, with which
quite a small boy, quick and ready, beat
out a fire. A girl’s dre s had caught firo
from a dropped match, and this ready
witted boy, in possible g<x««l practice in
beating out wa. p bests with his hat, ex­
tinguished the dames quickly, there be­
ing no rug at hand. But there should
always be a rug, a thick sofa blanket, a
woolen table cover or a st rip of rag car­
pet at hand in summer, when lights are
carried about in tho hand or when a
kerosene glam lamp may be tipped over
and.explode. Throw a thick woolen of
any kind right over the lump and the
Came and it is instantly smothered.
Do not take tho risk of carry ing out a
flaming lamp or oil stove. Smother the
firo at once with a blanket or bit of car­
pet. Candles also may bo carried quite
dangerously near to mosquito nettings,
or the flying heads of these treacherous
matches—“new style”—may set fire to
any net. Got that tire under a blanket
as instantly as you cau, tearing the net
down if possible while you are muffling
it in the blanket. .Summer perils by fire
are far greater to tiio individual than
winter ones on account of dress and sur­
roundings. The winter risks from fire
are to the property mainly or to sleeping
people in the ordinary Philadelphia
house.—Philadelphia Ledger.
One does not have to bo in Europe
very long to discover that, with two ex­
ceptions, the European nations are in a
state of constant porturlmtion.
Prior
little England seeks to hide her terror
under a thin disguise of braggadocio,
yet it is clear that she is painfully aware
that she is likely to be wiped out of the
geography of Europe at uny time. In
America we hear constantly of “the
power,” “the power,” "the awful power,”
of Germany, yet here in Germany the
people live in constant fear of the French.
Thu real powers in Europe now are
France and Russia; tho English, the
Germans, tho Austrians and the Italians
know this, and they are sweating bloixl
all the time. Russia is bound to have a
fight onco in so often and France has a
number of old scores to pay off. The
gTeat Eurojiean war will not come, how­
ever, until France says tho word; she is
going to bo prepured before sho ventures
into buttle again. It occurs to me that
Europe hue soon to deal with a foe more
terrible than war; the cholera is nearing
her confines. England claims that with
her system of quarantine she has noth­
ing to fear from cholera.—Eugene Field's
Berlin Letter in Chicago News.
One Cool Place in the Country.
Tuesday it snowed hard on Pike's
Peak and then grew intensely cold, the
thermometer marking 8 degs. below
xero. Notwithstanding this a party of
fourteen liulies and gentlemen started
for tho arctic region on horseback with
the express purpose of discovering the
tip top.
Ono hundred and fifty men under Con­
tractor Lantry uro now working on mile
one uml two—the miles nearest tho sum­
mit—on the Pike's Peak railroad, finish­
ing tho work that was impossible during
tho winter. Their work is mostly blast­
ing, a fact which renders peak climbing
hv tenderfeet a rather dangerous experi­
ment.—Cor. Denver Republican.
A I uk I’ s Daring Trip.
The remains of tho old king, n sliriv-
aud shrunken mummy hardly re-
plinga human being, were wnqqietl
ben colored nml yellow linen, finer in
uiu 11-«*««
1‘MriLv1" India muslin.
tiAluric inscription npon the band
uh ke;«t the abroad in place informed
the dkte.i verer tliat this, the mummy of
RfiHItere n, w»« rtteo concealed for
Oiany years in a pit to keep it from fnll-
Into tho hands of an invading army.
Oue of these old kings, if the writer has
MM k , ■Ti ml’ infortnod, discovered at tho
MMBe time and plane oh Pharaoh, was
brought to America »nd is now in one
^Hhe lull: 011111 . of mi eastern college,
on Ui«' mighty change» centuries
look into the future »nd sen the
of OU lr jiresidcut» and great mon
tho miiHenms of Lho N«w
-Bt. Louis Repabiio.
ä
rued Mt Hla Itene)«.
■t, no »ged shoemaker nt Rnn-
», f «r «T'riyTf Philadelphia,
thr f «rmer place on tho 8th of
Bl II i nd..... a merchant of
,.flel.«f i a curious fact in con-
Wit.li Arnot's death. After the
_^Bk«'r WM Ititeli ill his tuns««
not le op him in bed. Ho would
p, i'tr
of all remonstrance, and
a bit ib nuil.i r'. bench. Hu «aid
^^HSklior '
nml it
I th « only ¡ lace lie could die in com-
I, nn I there, sitting on his bunch, he
1.—New York World.
Great \V«>o<len Bridge in Danger.,
telegram from Artkhulnul reports
1 tho great w<Mule» bridge over the
10, oil the Tranficaapian railroad, I ihh
rowly escaped destruction. A mixed
Bit p
mn * an l goods was just
»t to ni’> ou to tho bridge when a
pNi of Outton bales was di. < «.vt i.'.l to
JO dr
«.i>k y t • 1 II- 1
1 b’Tfteoer» ao<l conductors, aid1 d by
1 nmplo pi»’-iratii'tit with which tl <•
■Oge, iu iiuticijiation of such 1» mis-
is supplied, tlui firu wait vxtili-
tiled. M ijhcow Cur. London Stand-
T bb Mairh Wbulo.
- ’.dv '«'k»e '« th —eh. oiK'r Ib'lou
tk-d’’ :p4eto(il ti|> e «b"i«l wli.de Hi d
■d il uh F>rtsin<mth, N. II. Tho
w ptrijiji 1 If of thè blubber, towed
i carelli..-, ««ut t<> sea nini wt it udrift,
I thè eurrent dmve it »short« at Odi-
>'« l'oint, ltye, and now thè «elect-
"in of i ' .■ ’. mi , .. ■ 11 :.«c t<> gei riti ■ 1
« nnw.'lcome visiti* by btiniitig it.
remi curila of wood, l«arrels of kero-
* .ne et ‘“5/ beve lieon burlimi
but thè carena» stili rv-
«’• Stemirr.
tan Pedro Lop's to speud the summer
tr Grenoble, /lie Chateau Jo Von on
I beeu proposoil to him as a desirable
up rio i• Md«'«; '• . Its only drawback
tho high rent asked for It, which he is
> poor to ¡«ay. if the owner lowers his
lea the imperial exile will be his ten
t. and go them with his daughter and
r children. In the opposite case they
II go to stay us boarders with a rela­
te of the Comtesse d'Ku's former gov-
less in Upper Savoy.—London Truth.
Street Lul»«»r»ra Wrsrlnf Flowers.
i ers/«« for flowers suddenly «truck a
of Chi« igo «tree! railway laborers
Uas vUwr day and on»
■ I
t at a ueighbor-
every miui had
• r—
"alion either in
j list I«..:, , , r t’t M* www nhirt front,
was a bit of sent imeni that didn't
■m much ¡» t lia|a. but it waa a ¡iictv.ni
the b.my und te-.ile~t puah of a great
. an.I
I the atteutiou of
uusamU —< in, ago Tribune.
1
rtruro rnt tininid* in Kuglaiol.
It b certainly datinbto that every ¡««a-
idepri eautiou nbuuld be taken to pro-
nt Uu, upte.-ul of pleuropneumonia,
Ht 1» a terribly coitly peat. In 188#
» c«ni» ni«aH<>u ¡«»id to farmer« fir
1
mounted to €38 K'.'i«.
4i i 1WT the nun waa g4S,18H, whil.
18-— it tow to£»t,»30.- London Truth.
A boy naiiiHil Drown ¡x rforntril a <lan-
gerouH feat in Went Orange, N. J., the
Other «lay. The contractor for the drain
tliat ho« been laid to carry off the atand-
ing water in the lota on Valley road
wanted to determine whether or not the
drain was fr «o from oliatructions, and
offered the bul a Hiiiall Htiin to go through
it. Tlie pipo ia eighteen inches in di­
ameter, in laid four feet under ground
and in 1,800 fiH't long. Tho boy m cepted
the offer *nd entered tlie pipe. Half an
• hour later he enterge<l safely from tlie
other end.—Exchange.
Bicycle« Impounded.
They Didn't Go.
Nrr»v<! Two Vmr« ft»r Ten Cents.
United States I.aud Office, < »regon City. Ore­
gon, a ay 6, 1*90 — Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act
of Congiess of June 3, I878, entitled “An act for
the sale of timber lands in the Slates of Califor­
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’
George L. Fuller,
of Bay City, County of Tillamook, State of
(J^egon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 2027, for the’purchase of
lhe;-
ofnw
and lots 3 and 4 ot section 5,
townsfiip 1 n, r 9 w, and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more valu­
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
.ii.il before tlie Register aud Receiver of this
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, tlie
9th day of September, 1890.
He names as witnesses:
J. M. Fuller. C. a . Eliil tt.A. NeiDoti. and H.
R J erts, all of Bay City, Tillamook County, Orc-
g’Ul.
Any and al! persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office or before said yth day of
September, 1890.
3-12
J. T. Apperson, Register.
J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
T imber L and , A ct J i nk 3, 1878.- N otice T imberland , A P ct ublication
.
for P ublication .
United States Land office, Oregon City. Ore­
United States Laud Office. Oregon City, Ore.,
\pri! 14. 1810.—Notice is hereb) given that in
compliance with the provisions of tlie act of
<' (ingress ofjune.t, 1878, entitled “An act L t the
sale <«f timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Giles Scliirf,
of l’ort!ai>d. County of .Multnomah, State of Orc-
6on, has this day filed in tliisoffice liis sworn
statement No. 1998, for the purchase of the s
of s e ¡-i uml e
of s w % uf m c . 14, to 1 s, r 8 w,
and will offer proof to show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said laud before the Register and Receiver of
tliisoffice at Oregon city. Oregon, on Thursday,
................... dayof ...
. _ ......
He names as
( theuth
September,
1890.
j witnesses:
I Geo. Shotwell, of Trask. E, M. Keys, of North
Yamhill, Geo. Barton and Wm. Carver of Tilla-
gon, Apiil7, IN/'—Notice is hereby given that
tn compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3. 187«, entitled "A11 act for the
sale of timlxr lauds in tlie States ol California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Susanah Barnette,
of Scappoose, County of Columbia, State of Ore­
gon,has this day' filed in this office her sworn
statement No. i<-92„ for the purchase of then e *4
of .-.e« . 20, tp. 1 n, r s w, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses. and to establish her claim to said land be­
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oregon City. Oregon, 011 Monday, theSday of
September. 189O. She names as witnesses:
Olive J Duncan, J. S. Sparks, Lafayette Biown
and J. B. Dunean, all of Scappoose, Columbia
County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-describeo lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said Sth day of
September 189O.
2-11
J. T. Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice fob
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
gon, April U I89O.—Notice is hereby given that
111 compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for
the sale of timber lauds in the States of Califor-
uia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter­
ritory,”
James Hart
of Winlock, Countv of Lewis, State of Washing­
ton, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 1993, for the purchase of the e *4
n w
n e % s w >4 and n w % se % of sec. 5,
tp. 2 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the Regis
ter ami Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th day of September,
1890. He names as witnesses:
Louis Neiiroth. N.J. Welch, W. A, Caborn, of
Portland, Multnomah (Ounty, and John Ed­
wards, of Tillamook, Tillamook ('ounty, all of
Oregon.
Any and all persons chiming adversely the
above-described lands are reguested to file their
claims in this office on ur befo-r said 9th day of
September, 1890.
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J. T. Apperson, Register
pmm.
Keep I p the Record.
Last year twenty-one careful house-
wives in the United States pnt thorough
on rats alongside of the baking powder
in the pantry and made the mistake of
mixing it with their biscuit. Thirty-
four others left kettles of hot water just
where it was most convenient for their
toddling babies to fall into them. The
record thus far this year is a little ahead
of last.—Detroit Free Press.
A T«rlinlc«l Truth.
Governor Fleming, of West Virginis,
hiiM pardoned Joseph Paxton, who two
years ago wm sentenced to five years in
tho penitentiary for stealing ten eent«
from a comiuinion with whom, it is
«aid, he was on a spree. The charge was
ivblwry, for which five years is the mini­
mum sentence in that state. The judge,
prosecuting attorney and jury all united
in asking the ¡«anion. — Philadelphia
Ledger.
Dfobacm—Johnny, how many times
have you played hookey nince tlie base­
bull season began?
Johnny—Not once, jw
Biol mh )n—That's a good boy. Here's
a cent.
Johnny—Thank*. (Aside.) Taint a
lie, neither. I've pteyed hookey a good
deal more than once.—Lawrence Amer­
ican.
Th« I.Ant Mesort«
"Cornelius,” said Mrs. Maddergrass to
her husband, “I wish you would give mo
some instruction in pistol shooting."
"Yon are not afraid of burglars, are
11 '
Badilergrasa
"Mo: but I understand that a census
taker will be along soon to ask women
how old they are."—Racket
Farmer Acorn—1 don't »et« what we're
gtutt' ter do, Mirnuder. The garden crop»
1» all rotteti by tho rtfin, the fruit is »11
«pnihxi bv the frost, the well water ain't
fit to drink any more and every ww
wv ' m got he.« gone di v won't have a
drop «»’ milk ter three mon the.
Cheerful Helpmate—Never mind,Joab-
ne, well git along. I'll take auiumer
boArdera* --New York Weekly.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
J une 3, 1S78.— N otice for
T imber L and , A ct J une .‘J, 1878.—N otice T imber L and , A ct
I am! office at Oregon city, Oregon, June
P ublication .
FOR I’t I LICATION.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore- I t , 1> m ) —Notice is hereby given that the follow­
gon, May 6, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
Adolph Nei son,
of Bav City. Countv of Tillamook, State of Ore­
gon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. ”029. for the purchase of the s 1.,
of ne’4, 11 w *4 ofs c
ami 11 e *4 ”f s 'v i*f of
sec. 6, tp. 1 11, r 9 vv, anil will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses and to establish his claim to said land be­
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
A I.awyer’« Method of Advising.
Oregon Citv,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th
Among the Lancaster lawyers attend­
day ofSepteml er. 1.S90.
He names as witnesses:
ing tho sittings of the supremo court is
C. A. Elliott, G. L. Fuller, J. M. Fuller and II.
Henry Clay Brubaker. When Brubaker
Roberts, all of Bay City, Tillamook ( ounty.
was a much younger man he practiced ,ny"k ail of oreKMo
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tlie
Any and ali person» claiming adversely the
law in Indiana. On one occasion he met
above-described lands are requested to file their above-described lands are requested to file their
tho late Vice President Hendricks at tlie claim.'»
claims
in this office on or before said 9th day of
in this office on or before said nth day of
September, 1890,
dinner table of a mutual friend iu the ; st"|.í, « h Ú t , «-jó
3-12
J. T. Apperson, Register.
T. T Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
town of Cambridge. Turning to tlie | 3-Ei
P ublication .
T imbeu L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
young Pennsylvanian, the idol of the
United States Land Office. Oregon Citv, Ore­
P ublication .
gon,
April
i4,
18
‘
J
o.
—Notice is hereby given that
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Hoosier Democrats spoke of his own ear­
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
Office at Oregon City, Oregon, July gon, Mav, 6 189U.—Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of
lier days in the Keystone state, ami then I 1st. Land
1S90.—Notice is hereby given that the incompliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, I87K, entitled “An act for
following-named settler lias filed notice of his Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the the sale of timber laud« in the States of Califor­
volunteered this friendly advice:
nia, Oregon, Nevada, aud Washington Ter­
-Young man, as you are just starting I
te’Ä Ä sale of timber lands in the States of California ritory,
”
Oregon, Nevada, anil Washington Territory,”
tin« nr
itiv« » the
i.«'E.r*
..f’ Tillamook
i'ü’« tiiAikl* I'mitstx-
nt 'i'iilti-
John M. Schmidt,
County Clerk of
County, at
Tilla­
in ili«
the tirar*
practice
of f.n«
the law
law, lpf
let inn
mo give
< liarles Elliott,
of
Elma,
County of Chehalis, State of Washing­
mook,
Oregon,
on
Monday,
August
25,
lb
‘
J
0,
viz:
of Bay City, County of Til latnook, State ofOregon ton, has this
you a word of warning. Never write any
day
in this office his sworn
James Ryan.
this day filed in this office his sworn state­ statement No. 1849, filed
for the purchase of thenw^
client a letter of advice. Let all consul­ Pre-emption, I). S. No. 6523, for the e % of e % of has
ment No. 2028, for the purchase of the s ’2 n e
s
e
'
4
e
s
W
1
j
and
11
w
of s w 1, of see. 4,
sec.
7.
tp.
1
s,r
8
w.
and lots 1 anil 2 of sec. 5, tp. 1 n, ry w, and will
tations and communications of tliut kind
He names the following witnesses to prove his offer proof to show that the land sought is more to. 1 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof to show that
be by word of mouth.”
continuous residence upon and cultivation of valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul­ the land sought is more Valuable for its timber
land, viz:
It will be remembered that tlie late said
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to or stone than for agricultural purposes, and
W. ; d . ll’.ing: worth. James Whitmv, M. D
land betore the Register and Receiver of to establish his claim to «aid land before the
Simon Cuiuerou put this idea in another Cavanaugh and 11. l’atchen, all of Tillumook. said
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon
this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, City,
Oregon, on Tuesday, the 14th day of Octo­
form when he said: “Rather go a hun­ Tillamook, County Oregon.
the 9th day of September, lMio.
ber
’. lsvo. He nhmes us witnesses:
6-11
J. T. Apperson, Register.
lie names as witnesses:
dred miles to see a man than to write
John Edwards, of Trask, Tillamook County,
G. L. Fuller, J. M. Fuller, A. Neilson and H.
L. Crenshaw of Tillamook, Tillamook County,
him a letter."—Philadelphia Inquirer.
Roberts, all of Bay City, Tillamook County, and
W. A. Caborn and N. J. Welch, of Portland,
Oregon.
Multnomah ( ounty, all of Oregon.
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
the
A Fin« Exhibition of Insects.
Any
and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 9th day above-describeif lands are requested to file their
The second annual exhibition of the ;
claims in tliisoffice on or before said 14th day of
ofScpteinbcr,
i8yo.
October, IS90.
department of entomology of the Brook­ C aveats and R e - issues securtd, T rade -M arks
3-12
J. T.Apportion, Register.
registered, and all other patent causes in the
51-8
J. T. Apperson, Register.
lyn Institute was held Thursday even Patent office and before the Courts promptly and
T imber L and , A ct J i nx 8. 1878.— N otice
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Ing. Last year tho institute liad only carefully prosecuted
Upon receipt of MODEL or SKE TCH of inven­
Laud Oilice at Oregon City, Oregon, June 18,
I OK I’l III ICATIOX.
6,000 zpecimens. It now owns 55,000, all tion, I make careful examination, a id advise as
United States Land‘ ffice. Oregon City, Oregon, 1S90—Notice is hereby given that tlie following-
labelwl and classified, including the col­ to patentability free or uiiarge .
Mav 6. i <yo.—Notice is hereby given that in named settler has filed notice of his intention to
With my offices diheuiey a ( .'toss from the compliance with the provisions of the act of make final proof in support of his claim, and
lection of Calverly, which was recently patent
office ,and being in personal attendance Congrcss of lune 3, 1S78, entitled "An act for the that said proof will be made before the County
given to tlie institute by liis son and em­ there, it is apparent that 1 have superior facili­ sale
of timber lands in the States of California. Clerk oT 'I illamook County, at Tillamook, Ore.,
ties for making prompt pieliininarv searches, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Tcrriturv." on Tuesday, August 5, 1*90, viz:
braces ovor 45,000 insects in perfect or­ for the more vigorous ami successful prosecu­
N. B. Morey,
James M. Fuller,
tion
of
applications
for
patent,
and
for
attend
­
der. About 80,000 of the wholo collec­
of Bay City, County of Tillamook, State of Pre-emption I). S. No. 6-I40 for the n J.j of s w *4
ing
to
all
business
entrusted
to
my
care,
in
the
of
sec.
11,
tp
J
n,
r
lo w.
tion of the institute were on exhibition. shortest possible time.
Oregon, has this day filed in tliisofficehis sworn
He mmie-. the following witnesses to proof
No. 2026. for the purchas e of the 11 c
Professor Julius E. Meyer exhibited 20,-
FEES MODERATE, and exclusive atten ­ statement
his continu .ns residence upon and cultivation
'4'
of
s
\v
1
,
w
!■•
of
s
w
*
4
sec
5
ai:d
11
e
bf
s
e
tion g ven to paten v business . Information,
000 lcpidoptera, and from 8,000 to 10,000 advice
of sec. <i, tp 1 ¡1, r !i v. . and will offer proof of. said land, viz:
1 and special ref-Tcuces senton request.
('. 11. Worthii.gton, Frank Ur.me. J. C. Bewley
to show that the land sought is more valuable
caloopteni, owned by Frank II. Chitten­
for its timber or store than for agricultural pur­ J. Lanin all of iiolisonville, Tillamook County,
den, one of tho curators of tho depart­ S olicitor aud A ttorney in P atent C auses . poses, and to establish his claim to said land Oregon.
4 9
J. T. Apperson, Register. .
liefore the Register and I’cceii er of this office
ment, were also to bo seen. Col.
~
Nicho-
WASHINGTON, DC
at Oregon City, Oregon, 011 Tuesday, the 9H1
Opposite U. S. Piilent office.
las Pike, formerly consul general to 'Mention this paper.)
day ot September T o0.
He names as witnesses.
Mauritius, an old naturalist and a life­
( . A. Elliott, G. L- Fuller, A. Nie’son and II.
long friend of Agassiz, loaned 4,000 spec­
Roberts, oil of Bay City, Tillamook Couuty.
Oregon.
imens of his collection of arachnida or
Any and n’1 persons claiming adversely the
spiders.
above-described lauds are requested to file their
I1EAI.EK IN
•hiims in this office on or before said 9th day of
Leper« in India.
-«eptember 1.890.
3-12
J. T. Apperson. Register.
An incident which occurred in Rom-
Tho prefect of police han given strict
order» prohibiting the use of bicycles on
certain streets of Paris, sueli as tho Ruo
de Rivoli, Rue Saint Honoro, Avenue
des Chain ¡w-Elyaeea, etc. A telegram
states that fifty bicycle riders have lieen
arrested an<l tn ken to the police stations
of the Rue d< s Bonn-Enfantsand the Rua
du Mont-Tabor. Tlio.se who were not in
possession of lepers establishing their
identity were ilt'jiriveil of their bicycle* bay last week shows the urgent necessity
anil tlie maehinoH were placed in the of legislation on the leper question, Six
lejiers wore found begging in the munici­
“pound."—Er. 'liHiige.
pal market. Four escaped, but two were
An OotogBimrlsn Advocate.
arrested and brought beforo tho magia-
It is probably Heldom tlmt nn attorney tr ito. They were in such a state that
who I uih passeil foiiiM'ure yenrsFtands to the natives would not upproach them
argue » fas» before tho su[ireine court. »tul they were not taken into court, but
This was the ciieo when tho Hon. William were placed nniler a tree outside, while
1I<- yw<M»d, of Lancastt-r, tho oldest law­ the magistrate conducted the trial from
yer in New llatu|Mhiro in nelual prac­ the veranda, Tho magistrate held that
tice, npjieorod in two C< m »8 county ennes. ho could not compel th“in to go to a
Though M r voicu was nomowhat feeble, leper asylum, nml sentenced them to
his arguments were clear and to the eno day's imprisonment.—l’all Mall Ga­
(Klint, lie has been a person of eon.iidi r- zette.
abtointerFMt during tlie presentlaw term.
Remarkable Vital Rtatistic«.
—Concord (N. 11.) Monitor.
The little town of Beverly, O., on the
N«w Jem», *, tart ror I m .
Muskingum river, furnishes wins re-
Piirtios in Now Jersey, who withhold nmrkalile vital statistics which, when
their mum -, have forwarded $G,:;uo to generally known, may start immigration
tlie bv Monument it sociatioii, to lie in that direction. During IK«*!) the ¡topit-
tiMxl in any w»y conniicted with lliu ex­ h.tion of tho place was estimated at 900,
penses of tlie muuument ileemud ¡«roper. and within that period there were only
Tliis is n uuwt generous gift, uud, ten­ eight dvatha, tho oldest of those dying
dered tut it is without ostentation, shows being 90 and tho youngest 58. Tin re
tlmt admiration for the great Holilier is has not lieen the death of a child in the
not confined to tlie soutla Tlie whole village since Sept. 6, 1888. In 1883 there
Country takes pride in tlw mime and was only one death. The population at
fame of Lee. Baltimore Sum
<bat time was 800.—Cor. New York
Tribune.
Two or tlir««e weeks ago some of the
young Apachea threatened to break
away from tiieir reservation. The agent
culled up their leader and mid: "If yon
go yon will be limited to your death, if
you attempt to return 1 will kill you
with my ov.n hand. If yon don't drop
this talk at ones I'll have you in irons
and under guard liefore night." The
would l«e heroes simmered down.- De­
troit Free Pre««.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, D78.—N otice for
P ublication .
United States Land Office, (iregon City, Oregon
April II, iXyl).—Notice is hereby given that iu
compliance with the provisions of the act <>I
Congress of June _■», 187s, entitled "Au act for the
sale of timber lands in the St'ttcs of Caliiornia,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Fred A Hart,
of Aberdeen, County of (hehalis. ‘Mute of Wash
ington, has this day fi'ed in this office his sworn
state rient No. 1 ,«96, forth*' purchase of the s ’a
of n e 1 . ami lots 1 and 2 of see. 2, tp. 1 n. r 8 w,
ami will off -r proof to show that the land sought
ism*-re valuable for its timber or si* me than for
agricultural purposes,and to establish hisclaim
to said land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Oregon CityHegun, on Wednesday
the itHh day of September, IM90.
He niinivs as witnesses:
A. D. Wood, E. Prc<-ott of Aberd cn. Wash­
ington, W. S. (one and H. Roberts of Bay City.
Oregon.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
above-describea lamlsare requested to file theii
claims in this office ou or before said iOtli day of
September lt’JO.
3-12
J. T. Apperson. Register.
Preparing for Him.
A Colt Adopted by a Cow.
A young colt in MiuueaelA, Dakota,
recently lost ita mother by accident, and
haa t**en foloptexl by a cow. The cow
i° divide her affec-
Uoneqnally betweenthacoliand hervwn
<«sPni>g. nursing both with the »tnct-
impartiality.—Lincoln Journal.
_____________
_ ___
_
4n Ailmtnrvr'a
l»r.<th.
Andrew l*vnn\, tho silver king of lk>-
Uvia. hM reventlv died, lie 1.4 an ad-
ventnrona life and when in reduced etr-
cuiiMtanc««inverted along with a French
<xrant in an »l>ondoned mine in the
_______________
_____ in Bolivia. .....
Robert T. Tratuob, a colored rep.«rter
Oruro
diver diatrict
A fur-
tber development proved the mine to I«
B'Viton Globe, ha» becem« a
exceedingly rich in ore. and from it he ,n*u*I*r °f the Boston Brees club lie
U m bad an income for come urne «iti- ’’
colored man elected to an in­
itiated at £1,18X1 a w,«ok. Ew hang».
«on* rated white num « dub in Bodon.
J. fl. Li.;
L
V/. S. COÏTE,
ft m ber L and ,
Timber lands a specialty
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Edward Stevens,
Land t‘ttic<_ at Oregon City. Orc.. May 28. ]8'„0.
if Asti i in. Countv of ( 1 itsop, :;tate of Oregon — Notice is heivby given tlmt the hil'owing-
- daj ii 1»«’ in thisoinct hi« r*oru «tate- named settler has filed notice o< his intention
mt :it No . |,for the purchase of the tic1s w w t > make anal proof in support of his claim, ami
‘ 2 of s e 1 , am 1 > u '4 < I s e ‘ot see 19, t p. 3 n, r 9 th: t sai'’ proof will be made l efore the County
wand will offer pioof lo show that lhe land Judge, or in his absence before the County
sought is more valuable foi its timber or stonc clerk of Tillamook county, ai Tillamook, Ore.,
I1.11. lor agricultural purpos« s. and to establish on Wednesday, July ¡6, i-<>). viz:
• us claim to .said bud before the Register and
W. B. Elliott,
vetiver of this otfice at Oregon City. Oregon,
Homesti ad Entry, Mo. ,c<oi, for tb.ee ’4 of n e »4,
on Tne.-day, the •. 1 h day ot •¡•teinbvr, 1890.
n
w
%'
of
s
e
’
1
and
lot 2, sec. 7, tp. 1 s, r 9 w.
He aanie.s as witnt.sses:
lie mmies t v following witiuto pr<.ui bis
J . W. I) «.b', \\ I. Doyle, C.. W. Bell Sr. ami
■ . V». Bell Jr. all of Astoria, Clatsop County, continuum lesideiice upon ami cultiviition of,
said land, Vu.:
regon.
J. J. Dawson and A. N. Vaughn, of R iy (“tv
.i«.y and all persons claiming adversely the
:l pvL <lt SAtibed lamlsare requested 10 tile their P.O . W. B. .-.Iderman, of Ilobsonville P. O.. and
.¡aims in this office on or betoresaid 9th dayof H. H. A.d t man, of Tillamook, >1 U Tillamook
County, Oregon.
Stplember l>to.
1-6
J. T. Apperson, Register.
1 12
J. T. Apperson. Register
ing named settler has filed notice of his intention
to maKe final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
gon, on Tuesday. July z9, ihgQ, viz:
Lincoln J Reehr,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6116, for the s Ji ofse
ami e *2 of s w », of sec. 17 tp. 1 n, r 7 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon uud cultivation of,
said land, viz:
W. J. Smith, F. Herrington J. C. Herring­
ton and 1). Ryan, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
County, Oregon.
3-8'
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE EOK PCHL1CATION.
I.aud Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June
li. ¡Evo.—Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler hiis filed notice ofhis
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
lhe County Juduc, or in his absence before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on Tuesday, July 29, 1890, vix:
Tracy R Elliott,
Homestead Entry, No 59O7, for the w J4 of s w
‘4, n e '4 of s w
n w % of sc*
of sec. 33, tp
1 11, r 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi«
continuous residence upou and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
M. Sullivan, J. J. Dawson, J. Mapes and J.
W. Jenniugs, allof Bay Gitj , Tillamook county,
Oregon.
3-8
J T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land oilice at Oregon City, Oregon, June
11, I890.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing named settler has filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be mude before the
County Clerk of Tillamook Couuty, at 'Tilla­
mook, Oregon,on Tuesday, July 29, I89O, viz:
Dennis W. Ryan,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6019, ior the n e I, of n e
% of sec. 25, e «4 of s e
and s e >4 of n e ?4 of
sec 24, tp 1 n, r 8 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upou aud cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Earl Stanley, John Reehr, W. T, Harris and
F. P, Herrington, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
County, Oregon.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice
for P ublication .
United States Laud office, Oregon City, Ore­
gon, April 7, I890,—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “Au act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Olive J. Duncun,
of Scappoose, County of Columbia, State of
Oregon, has this day filed iu this office her
sworn statement No. 1990, for the purchase of
the s w
of sec. 21, tp In, r 8 w, and will
otter proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri­
cultural purposes, ;md tn «establish her claim
to said land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Mon­
day, the sth day of September, I89O. She names
as witnesses:
Susanah Barnette, John S. Sparks, Lafayette
Brown and J. B. Duncan, all of Scappoose, Col­
umbia CountyOregon.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims iu this office on or before said btli day of
September, I890.
2-11
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Oilice at Oregon City, Oregon, June 18,
I8lio.—Notice is hereby given that the following*
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proni will be made liefore the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Lillamook, Ore­
gon, on Monday, August 4, 18^0. viz:
William Doyle,
Pre-emption D. 8. No. 6733, for then e
of sec,
2g, tp. 3 n. r 9 w.
He names lhe following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land, viz:
N. Jarvis and D. Jarvis of Tillamook, Tilla­
mook Count., or'gon, G. W. Bell Jr., and F.
Bell of Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon.
1-9
J. T. Appa rsoli, Register.
notice i or publication .
Land Offn < a’ (begun City, Oregon, June
19,1889. N Ik' 1 heitby given thuLihe fullow-
in'i-nnmed settle. Las filed notice of his inten­
tion to n«i;k< fi 1 p «of in support ofhis claim,
and th. t said Proof will be imide before the
County Clerk of Tillamook Com: y, at Tilla­
mook,’ Oregon, on Saturday, Aug. », U9U, viz.'
Clemence F. Groer,
Pre-i mptioi' 1> S. No. 67I6 for the e #ofn w V
mid s w * . of w J4 of see. 4. and s c % of n ef4
cf sec. _••, tp. 2 >, 1 10 w.
He ra.t e the following witnesses to prove his
contiguous tsiiience upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz.
A. W, Burdick, C. Desmond, S. Daily and 8.
W. Hardman, all of Netarts, Tillamook County,
Oregon.
4-9
J- T. Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3,1878.—N otice for
P ublication .
United States Laud Office, Oregon City, Ore­
gon, April 9. 1 *90.— Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “A11 act for the
.l'.'ll-aInrrntsr
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Louis Neiiroth,
of Peril .nd. County of Multnomah, State of
Oregon, lias this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. I994 for the purchase of the n e %
sc1?. 5, tp 2 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
pores and to establish his claim to said lam*
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th day
of September, 1F90. He names as witnesess:
/!'a have the Exclusivo Centre! of
Jam< s Itart of Winlock, Lewis County, Wash­
ington, John Edward.-, of Tillamook, Tillamook
I’ imi . er L and , A i 1 Jt ne 3 1878.—N otice flu :
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
County, Oregon, and N. J. Welch and W. A
P ublication .
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon. May Caboin.of Portland.Multnomah County,Oregon.
ited states Land office, Oregon City, Ore- 24. 1 a . 0.— Notice is hereby given that the follow-
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
April 24, isvo.—Notice is hereby civen that iug-aanicd . vttler has filed notice of his inten­ dboi cdescribed lands are requested to file their
111 pliant c wit‘.i the pruvisi. n. -.«f the act of tion to make final proof in support of his claim, claims in this office on or before said 9H1 day of
less 1,1 June 3, 1'7S, entitled “An net for and th.it said proof will be made before the Septenilx’r, i8yc.
ile of timber lauds in the Mates of Califor
ounty Judge, or in his absence before the
51-8
J. T. Apperson, Register.
ma, Oregon. Neva.In.;ud W.ish ngton t erritory," County Cl.-ik of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
Francis M. Lamb,
mook, Oregon, on Monday July I4, 189o, viz;
Nestucton., Uouniy of Tillamook, State of
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-NOTICE
Martin Peterson,
,'gt.n, has this day filed in this office his sworn
FOR PUBLICATION.
of n e
tement No. 20I5. for the purchase of the 11 c *4 Homestead Entry, No. 63o7, for the n
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore.,
and s w l4 of n e % of sec. 28, and n w l4 of 11 April 7. P9G.—Notice is hereby given that in
.if sue. 2b Ip. 2 n. r 9 w, and will . ffvr proof to
show that the land f ought is mure valuable for w *4 of sec. 27. tp. 5 s, r V w.
compliance with the provisions of the act ot
He names the following witnesses to prove his Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
nosesand to establish
____________
his claim
-laini u
io said land be- coniiuno..s residence upou and cultivation of. sale of timber lands in the States of California,
said
land,
viz:
lore the Rcgislcr aril Receiver oi >f this office at
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’.
Wm. H. Galland J. I.ewalen, of Dolph P. O.,
Irtgon ci y. Oregmi, on Tuesday, , lhe 2.3rd day
John S. Sparks,
Geo. Boddvfeit abd William Sailing. 01 Hebo 1’. of Scappoose, County of Uolumbin. State of
f September, l*oo.
O., all of 1 illamook County. Oregon.
Hr name« a*» wttt;cs«cs
< iregon. lias this day filed in this office bis sworn
W
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Ed. W alker, of TiRanmok. Wm. Wood. w. s.
statement No. I99I, for the purchase of the swW
me and H. Robcrts.of Bav City. all of Oregon
of sec. 32, tp. in, r 8 w, and will offer proof to
Any and all persons
..... claiming
-............. ¡«dverwly lhe
show that the land sought is more valuable for
NOTICE
FOR
pflll.K
ATION.
xivedc -c.ibvdja* 1» are requested Io file lheir
its timl er or stone than for agricultural pur­
Land
Office
nt
Oregon
City,
Oregon.
May
_ Rm in thia
.11______
___ Mid ?3r.l da.
office ___
on __ or ____
before
Anu dnn't
to c^er a prix» M sc'I thi»
'.'a. 1*1*1».—Notice ia hereby given' that the foltou- poses, and to t stablish his claim to said land
of September I890.
Qoods, for it» tho BE ST it ADE. Every Can itoias
liefore tlu Register and Receiver of thia office at
Ing-nanud
set
tier
has
fib
I
notice
o(
his
intention
,V*4
J- T. Appeison, 4<egi«ter.
tv make llual proof in support of his claim, nml Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday, the 8tli day
that said proof will be made before the County of September, 1890. He names as witnesses:
Olive J. Duncan, Susanah Barnette. I.afavctte
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3. 1878.—N otice for Jmlgc, or iu his absence before the < ouuti
P ublication .
I'lelk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­ Brown and J. B. Duncan, all of Scappoose, "Col­
umbia County. Oregon.
[ United States Laud Office, Oregon City, Ore- I gon. oil Monday. July la, iSqo. via:
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
: gou, April 24, 18»/)—Notice is hereby given that ■
Wm. 11 (lailand.
TILLAMOOK,
ORE.
1 m compliance with the provision« of the act of |
above described lands are requested to file llicir
for the e ’.of ne claims in this office on or before said 8tl> day
( ( ongress of June 3, is;S. entitled ‘ An act for the Homestead Entry No.
sale of timber lands in the States of < alifornia, j q of sec. », and w
of n w K of sec. rl 'tp. s s of September, 1.89O.
r 9 w.
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
2-1I
J. T. Apperson, Register.
lie names the following witnesses toprove
Edwaid Walker.
I of Tillamook, County of Tillamook. State of his continuous residence ujxni ami cultivation T imber L and , A it J unk 3. 1878.—N otice for
! Oregon, has this day filed in thisoffice his sworn ' of, said land, vis:
rUCLICATION.
Martin Peterson, of rmlpli p. o . J. Lewaleu.
1 statement No. 2014. for the purchase of the s e ’4
United States Lsnd office, Oregon City, Ore-
! of «re _’i iu tp j 11. r 9 w. and will offer proof f George Roddy felt and Win. Sailing. of Hebo P. eon. April 23. l«k».—Notice is hereby Riven that
e
!
O.,
all
of
Tillamook
county,
Oregon
Cann.1 k. tuccetlfull, Irmld alth-
to show that the land sought is more valuable ,
iu rompHanev with the provisions of the act of
f«»r it« timber or stone than for agricultural « 16
J. T. Apperson. Register.
good teaMb. T. rsach weiith or a«,
Congrex of June 3. 1878. entitled “An net for the
purpose* and to establish hi«claim to said laud :
sale of timber lands in the State« of California,
COI.IW posit Ids In III. r^uirta th. lull
before the Register aud Receiver of this office 1
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
NOTICE F or PUBLICATION.
roaMialon an. operatl.nof all th« lac-
at Oregon City. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 2;rd
Land Office, at Oregon-Citv. Oregon, May
August Audersou,
day of September, 1*90
oltl..klM nat.r. hat «sdo»rt «s with,
24. lfcju —Notice is hereby given that the follow­
lie names as witnesses:
ing-named acttler ha> filed notice of hia inten of Hobsonville. County of Tillamook, State of
rn.a. con.ltlona cannot ailat anl.aa th.
I M Lamb of Nest.icto’i, Wm. Woods of Bav tion tn make final movfin support of his claim, (»regon, Ims th!« day filed in this office his sworn
►hrtlcat Hln, la In ,«rt«ct ««rain,
‘•tatenient Nb. 2OI0 for the purchase of the s w *4
city W S. Com ami II. Roberts, of Tillamook, and that «aid proof nil! be made before the statement
all of Oregon.
orS.r. and this la Im.oaalal. wh.n th«
County Judve. or in his absence before the 1 <»( sec. No. 13. tp. in. r 8 w, and will offer proof
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the County < Jerk of Tillamook ( ounty, at Tilla­ to xhow that the land sought !■* more valuable
lhar an« a,l..«ar« t«r,M, ths«rt«tr»ct-
above described lauds are requested to file their mook. Oregon. t>n Tuesday, July, 15, i89O, vix:
for its timlwr or stone than for agricultursl pur»
In, th. .Kr.tl.na. cauain, Indl^atloa
claim« in this office 011 or before said 2ird day of
nose« and to establish his claim to said laa<f be­
Jeremiah I.ewalen,
septemlier. 1S9O.
fore the Register and Rwciver of this oSee at
an« «no.atl«, with all «1 th.ir acc«*.
Homestead Entry No. 5214 for the sc % of 11 e W Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the a3rd
J. T Apperson Register.
pan,In, horror«.
of sec 24. tp. 4 s. r to w, s v, of n w 1 amj n w L day of September. 18(k>. Hr names as witnease»:
DR. HENLEY'S
of
s w 14 of gee. 19. tp. 4 s. r 9 w.
F. M. Lamb, of Neafocton, Wm Woods, of Hay
1 KMB1 X I. WD \* T ’\t
7M -x -TICF
lie name« the following witnesses to prove City. Edward Walker and H. Roberta, of Tills-,
FOR PUBLICATION
mook,
all of Oregon.
his
continuous
residence
upon
anti
cultiva
don
of,
United state« Mm! O five. Oregon City Ore
at.rta a apKlkc ln«w««c« o,«r th. liver,
Any and all tienons claiming adversely the
i<»n April 2:?, 18>•». — Notice is herehv given that said land. vix.
Martin 1‘eterson and Wm H. Gillland of Dolph above-described lands are n qveMed to file their
•iclt.a It t. hMlth, acti.n. r.col,«a Ila
tn compliance with the provisions of the act of
C ourt «**« of June 1. 18-8. entitled An act for the | I’. O., Geo. Roddyfelt and Win. Sailing, of Hebo claim« in thi»* office <»n or before said g3rd day
ckrtnlc ..«.r^M.-ita. an« praM.t.a tho
of September lN9o.
«ale of timber lands in the State« of 1 alifornia P O all of Tillamook C*»unty. Oregon.
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William W o < m 1«,
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FOR
rVBLICATlON.
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION.
of
Bsv
City.
Countv
of
Tillamook.
State
of
Ore-
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th. ««tlr* «»at««, an« Bahaa Ilf. worth
Uml Office at Oregon City,* Ore n. May
Land office at Oreron City, Oregon. Time
gon ha« thi« day filed in thia office hi« «worn
Ihrlnf.
?7. 1« go — Notici* is hereby riven that the follow- ¿4 1890 — Notice iff hereby given that the fb’low-
«tatvment No, nshj. for the purchase of these
of sec I4, tp 1 n r *» w. and will offer proof to show in« iiainH settler has hied notice« his inten­ ing named settler has filed notice of his inten­
that the land soMght is more valuable for its tion to make final proof in support o hi« claim, tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
timber or «tone than lor agricultural purposes and that ««id proof will be made cforv the and that said proof will be mad«* 1 m -fore tbu
and to rata. h«h Ma claim to «id tand before ' ounty clerk ofTillamook County, at Tillamcvk. County < k rk of Tillamook county at Tillamook,
DBH kibe for the TILLAMOOK the Regts.er and Receiver of this office at Ore­ Oregon, on Thursday. July 17, 1 mm ), vix:
Oregon, on Tuesday, August t2. iWO. vis:
gon City. Oregon, on Tuesday, lhe .xird day of
8. P. Sven*»n.
M<»rri« J. Enright,
II LAI)LI< <111\ the only nt w s- '■‘eptrmher. i«on He names as witnesses
Pre-emption. D. S. No. .¥>58. for lots 1, a and 3 of Pre-emption D. A. No. 6751. for the n w '¿of sec.
F M Lamb, of N« sb «ton. August Awlerson. mv SL and lot 2 of *ec. 20. tp. 1 n. r 10 w
4. tp. 1 n.r 7 w
paper in
niliuiiook eoiinty of Hot M iiviUe. Edward W alker aud II. Robsnts
He names the following witnesses to prove
He names the following witnewses to prove hi«
,of TH lameok. «11 n( Oregon.
hi« continuous residence t»|M>u. «nd cultivation continuous residence upon and cultivation of,.
giving all the county iicum .
Any a»-d ell persons claiming adversely the of. «aid land, vix:
said land, vis:
«ran e dew.-rlbed lands are requested to file their
UC Smith Frank Fkorth. Peter Bynon and
ri ■.* in thi* o lice ou or before said 23rd dav of Samuel Johnson, all of HohMtnville P o.. Till«* « James Reeher. E. J. Hurt. W. J Smith, and
T
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R. Thurston,
inorston. all of Tillamook, Tillamook
Sap* ?tuber.
- Oregon.
I County. Orvgoo.
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