Tillamook headlight., July 18, 1890, Image 4

■Mi
aS.
Making a lle<Iuctlon.
FOUND.
A Lun£ Search for a Schoolmaster, Which
Wa» Finally ll«’warde<l.
Tho Prince Augustin Iturbide, ahont
whom the iHipeis are making such tulo
regarding his imprisonment in Mexico,
is a well known young follow in Wash­
ington, where he lias spent much of his
life and where liis mother’s family all
live. He is about 20 or 27, quite well be­
haved and good looking, but not remark­
able. He is.a lieutenant of artillery now
iu the Mexican army, but he is the grand­
ton of an emperor and was tho adopted
•on and heir of Maximilian. There
wasn't anything particularly imperial
about the Iturbides though, the Emperor
Iturbide having been a soldier of fort­
une, who was overthrown and shot in
181».
The rest of the family emigrated here,
where Augustin Iturbide'* father mar­
ried Miss Green, of Washington. They
had this one son. During the troubled
reign of Maximilian it occurred to him
that, as tho Iturbides were popular with
the masses, it wouiil be a good idea to
adopt Augustin. His parents agreed on
condition that certain largo sums of
money and titles of which tho Iturbides
hud been unjustly deprived should here-
stored to them. -The bargain was made,
the S-year-o!d child delivered and Max­
imilian and Carlotta, after formally
adopting him, appeared in public with
the child seated between them in their
state carriage. But the mother, aa she
joumeyod away from Mexico, f< lt her
heartstrings more and more wrenched
by the separation. At Puebla sho turned
buck to demand her child.
The Iturbides behaved very hand
sotnely tn foregoing all their claims to
Bad luck to hat hair restorer, anyway! the money and titles, as far as their re­
It’s spoiled our slide.—Puck.
cent bargain was cohcei ned. The Em­
peror Maximilian, though, refused to
An American Girl.
give him up, and tho miserable mother
She's great at frying terrapin;
wprltod the whole power of the state de­
A cnuvimhack delights her.
When served In pie with dainty crust,
partment at Washington to recover her
Her coiwcience seldom fights her.
Child. At last, however, when tilings
The roeiet shad who serves In balls,
were getting desperate with Maximilian,
Iced fruit she’ll simply lost on;
ho gave tho child to the archbishop of
You think she liven In Baltimore?
But no; who hall.’ from Boston.
Mexico, with orders to convey it to Ha­
vana and deliver it to it3 parents. Alqug
Thin one can stow a mackerel
Or bake a l>eef»»:eak finely;
with it Maximilian sent all of the mne’-
Th” fatty p**rgv dressed with cream
ciiiwtit presents lie and the empress had
Conies from her hands divinely.
given it, for there seems no doubt that
You'tl Hwrar tho bear She deftly brolte
lunch of their roluctanco to part with it
Orne straight from old Monut Klaco:
You're off the scent, my trusting friend.
cactio from strong affection for the child.
The girl resides in 'Frisco.
•—Cor. Boston Transcript •>
J no th er makes a tnr[x>n hash
I r
'----------- 1
Wo wew flitting on tho veranda of a
hot» 1 at Niagara Falla when I noticod
tli<' man on my right looking sharply at
th ) man on my left, and presently he
got up in an excited way and walked
about. After a bit he halted before the
Other man and aeked:
*5 “Isn’t your name Graham?”
“¥»• s sir,” was the prompt reply.
“L>idn J» you uaed to teach school at
Umirn?”
“Y ch , fifr.”
“In 1868T
“Y oh , air.”
“Do you remember a boy named God
kill?”
“Very distinctly, sir.”
“Do you remember that lie put a pack-
a ■ ) of firecr.u k« th under his desk und
tout h ‘4 them off?”
C*- “As if it happened only yesterday.
“And you ba ited him for it?”
“I did. I lickt I Inin until he could
hardly stand, an I I’ve always been glad
of it/’
“You Lave, eh?” said the other, breath*«
ing fa*t aud hard. “Do you know that
that boy swor«* a terrible oath?”
•
“I presume lie did, as he was a thor­
ough young villain.”
“Ho sv/ore an oath that ho would grow
op and hunt for you and jMjnnd you with­
in an inc h of your life.”
F “But 1 have n’t heard from him yet.”
“Yon hear from him now! lie stands
before you! 1 lun that boy!”
“Wdl?”
•Tn’pare to lie licked! My time has
♦ com • at last!”
He mode a (live for tho old pedagogue,
but the latter evaded him, made a half
, turn an 1 hit him on tho jaw, and God­
kin went »»v-r a chair in m lienn. Thon
tho whilom iu bool master piled on to
him and licked- him until ho cried
“Enough,” aud it didn’t take three min­
ute* to do it. Then he retired to get on
another (-« liar an I replace some buttons,
and I helped Godkin up and observed:
V/ith rind of watermelon,
! “Yon di lo t wait quite long enough, I
While alligator fricassee
IglK-S.”
Her family likes to dwell on.
Iler sprouts of sugar cane in bird,
“Say! That’s where I made a miscue!”
■ Drowned in a sauce of Bourbon,
he repli I. “I see now that I ought to
Would make you think her Tampa bred,
hr.vo iu LI off until ho had got to be
She's yet at home in Auburn.
about lot) years old. Tho old devil is rtfl
St. Ixails Globe-Democrat.
of 70 now, bst he licked me right off tho
More Thun lie Wanted.
reel, and I’ll never have tho sand to
Angry Caller (at newspajier offici-)—
stand np to him again. Here’s thirty
years of waiting for vengeance knocked Say, I want that little ad. I gave two
into a coi’ke I hat in throe minutes!”— days ago, “Wanted, an electric battery
in good working order,” taken ont.
New York Sun.
Advertising Clerk—What is the mat­
ter? Didn’t we give it the right loca­
A Campii rased Order*
tion?
Angry Caller—Location l>o dnshril!
Tho Illumed iwl. overdid tho bnsinei-s.
My house was struck by lightning last
night!—Chicago Tribuno.
No Wonder Hhr Kicked.
First Servant—llow do you like yotir
new place?
Second Servant—I don't liko it at nil.
“What is tho mutter? Do they treat
you rudely?"
“Oh, no| but they talk so loui that 1
Clin hear every word they snv without
having to listen, and I ain't used to that.”
—Texas Sifting*.
Too Much for Him.
“Who 1« tlmt young fellow tlvro nil
Toothless
If you’ve got Rome
extremely tender steak, you may bring tin’ time writing the long lists of nanion
nod firnre*?"
me b<>ine.
“Oh, that'« 11 now caso in the ii«yln>n.
llnrJ( tn* 1 \V:dt r •Stab ’f yearling fer
Ho startl'd out this seison trying to keep
agunnner. Judge.
tho run of th'1 different, baseball le irues.
luisociiitionH, etc., and it was too much
They All Agreed.
“Dor» do ruxih hurt you?” fifflced the for him."- Philadelphia Times.
C<)lorvd biirbur tn tho uninterested, p<r-
Finally Ciuii;ht On.
Tunrtofy manner uhuh I to him.
Nexv Hal.“ in in What are you nil
“Ye«, it does, moat decidedly,” was
laughing at? I don’t bi *© anything funny
ghc ( riphati«- reply.
I The remark brought no chnuge in the in that ktory.
Old Sah’-Hinan (in n whisper}—It’s old
«itniiti hi , and the imimi in the chair ? aid:
Bpotcaah, tho proprietor, that’s telling it.
“I told you
thw razor hurt me.”
Now SaloHinan (loudly)—Ha! ha! lui!—
“Ye ball,” was tlio mildly spoken re-
Mndori “five<»r i»»h mldiili gemmen auid Chicago Tribune.
di Kunu t’ing Uirday.”—Washington
PatII, fur Instance.
Ret.
LnpliHoti Why in it theneartiNU adver»
NiiiHf Other Evening.
tin© fivrewell vinita every year, ami ther.
Wi’l. to toil tho truth, ilenr kiH1!» coining back?
BmJltw -Why, that’s all right. Th-v
call them farewell tours U’caiiM» they
Frank CharlevI
Clara 1 in ui Frank. I coclare, how faro ho well on them. Journal of Edu-
a' nt mind I I am. I thought it was CMiiotl.
T'• : day ei - ling initeiul of Wednia-
The <’lty In Suiniuer.
iliiy.—Texas Siftings.
Citiren 1 wish toreo tlio health officer.
Clerk He is not in.
Th»< Worst Fart»
Citiien \\ lien- is he?
“B irrowV wifu is u very beautiful
(I. ik Gone out of the city fur his
wonuui.”
New —
York
’ Weekly.
“Y . bv.t »ho lia* one very diaatfn* health. “
ablo f-altire."
nid Not Eihlblt at ni» Elevation.
"What is that?"
StiiMlKr iH« Well, did you go to that
, "J •.u-rew«. "^-Harper's Bazar.
balloon iwctmtion?
Snively Vox, but I wmt disappointed;
the nvrouaut didn't «how up. Yeno-
Wine't New«.
I'our Fish In«.
It »quirt* water only half way
bu < ¡*‘u street air. -Chicago
Ambiguo»»»*
a there is no hopo for Mr.
First Boy—Did you cutch anything?
Second Boy Not until 1 got home.-
Kui FrancUco Wnsp.
A II« Manuable b xplauatlon.
him
Tlio Proper Tin»«».
At t!i ('»’. < it—“I want to oak you •
<t »thaï.” “Don’t talk now; wait un
i-i tho coneurt begin*.”—New OrL u»*
> IKmot'ml.
The Old, Old Question.
*A *»ra« lerry ahortetk*, my 1'retty
1 to thn 1*ail resa fair,
"A M<
»w-rry shorten tea fain would L
Though U euat of il’iw* • V**r-
AM cc»vrr it over with fo
Ami ««ursr it f Air ta «re.
or im*k«» the catee too awDffiv Mi ort»
A»>t pite on the «tntwlierrexv.“
nini lea brought the strawberry catew:
It tew« Urge awl fair to w*.
wm pteotey ot wok« and »ugAr
cwma *.
4 raw bemjwT
w.
a JA' ia
A Mexican Prince.
“Strawberries, ma'am?" queried the
huckster, as she stood in tbe door of her
house in Jersey City.
“How much?” sho cautiously inquired.
“Twelve cents a quart, ma'am, or two
quarts for twenty-five cents."
“Oh! Well, I'll take two quarts.”
“Exactly, ma'am."
He measured ont the berri«*, got his
quarter, and drove off, while she disap-
peared in the house, She came out again
after a couple of minutes, however,
looked up and down the street, and not
being able to see him any where she shook
her fist in the direction lie took and ex­
claimed:
“I'll know him by the wart on his
nose, and I'll get evon with him if it
takes a year!”—New York Sun.
J une 3. 1878.— N otice nor
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1S73.—N otice T imber L and , A ct
P ublication .
T’lS Bald Fulaa Prophet of the Cheyenne».
1 ok P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore­
An Indian runner who came in from
United States Land office Oregon City, (»re- gon. April?, 189;).—Notice is hereby given that
vay <\ i.“90 —Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provision» of the act of
Tongue River says that couriers sent gon.
in comphance with the provisions of th ' act Congress of June 3, 1M78, entitled Au act for the
out by the Cheyenne Indians to find the of Congress of June 3, I878, entitled "An act for sale of timber lands in the States of California,
the salt of timber lauds 111 the States of Califor­ Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’’
new Messiah, or second Christ, saw him nia,
Oreg >11. Nevada aud Washington Territory,’
Susanah Barnette,
aud talked with him. They located him
George L. Fuller,
<
f
Bay
City, County < f Tillamook, State of of Scappoose, County of Columbia, State of Ore­
in the mountains beyond Salt Lake, and
gon,
has
this
day
filed in this office her sworn
has this day filed in this office his
from tlieir description of him he is an Oregon,
sw orn statement No. 2027, for the .purchase of statement No. 1992, for the purchase of the 11 e
of
see.
20,
tp.
1
11,
w. and w ill offer proof to
old man, with a long white beard which the a 1., of 11 w q nndlotS3 and 4 or ’ection 5, show that the land r 8 sought
is more valuable for
towiittfiip 1 n, r 9 w, and will offer proof
hangs down over his breast. Some days to
how that the land sought is more valu­ its timber or stone than ter agricultural pur­
he wears white hair, and at other times able for its timber or stone man for agricultural poses, aud to establish her claim to said land be­
and to establish his claim to_ said fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
has no hair on his head, from which it purposes,
fat’d before the Register and Receiver of this Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday. theSday of
appears that ho is bald headed aud wears office at Oregon Citv, Oregon, on Tuesday, the September, 1X9O. She names as witnesses:
Olive J Duncan, J. S. Sparks. Lafayette Brown
i/lh day of September, 1890.
a wig.
and J. B. Dunean, all of SeapjMMjse, Columbia
He names as w itnesses:
Ho made one of the Cheyenne Indians J. M Fuller, C. a . El’iott. A. Neibon. and IL County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Ro erts, all of Bay City, Tillamook County, Ore­
who visited him a high priest, and in- gon.
above-described lands are requested to file their
stmeted him in the rites and mysteries Any and all persons claiming adversely the claims in this office on or before said Sth day of
lands are requested tu file their September 189O.
of the new religion. He gave him the above-described
2-11
J- T. Apperson, Register.
claims in this office or before said 9th day of
figures and ceremonies of a now Indian September, 1890.
J. T. Apperson, Register.
dance, which takes four nights and one 3-12
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice fob
P ublication .
whole day to perform. The Cheyennes T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otich for United States Land
Office. Oregon City, Ore­
P ublication .
have just finished their first performance
gon, April 9 I89O.—Notice is hereby given that
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­ in compliance with the provisions of the act of
of this religious dance at the Rosebud gon, May (j, iSyo.—Notice is hereby given that Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for
agency, and it has occasioned great en­ in compliance with the provisions 01 the act of the sale of timber hinds in the States of Califor­
es«) ofjune 3, 1878, entitled “An net for the nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter­
thusiasm among them. The Indians are Cong.
sale of timber lands in the States of California, ritory,”
to perform this dance four times in four Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’’
J tines Hatt
Adolph Nei son,
moons (months), and then they will hear of Bay City, Countv
of 1 illamook, State of Ore­ of Winlock, Countv of Lewis, State of Washing­
ton,
has
this
day
filed
in this office his sworn
again from the new Christ, who will in­ gon nas this day nled in thia office hi* sworn
No. 2029, for the purchase of tlie s 1 ■> statement No. 199.8, for the purchase of the e %
struct them what further to do. They statement
s e
of sec. 5,
of ne 1 j, n w
ofs eand n e *4 of s vv i-4 of n w *4 n e ’< s w 11 ami n w
all believe in the new Messiah, and all sec. (», tp. 1 tl, r 9 vv, and will offer proof to tp. 2 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof to show that
the
land
sought
is
more
valuable
for
its
timber
show
that
the
land
sought
is
more
valuable
for
work has about ceased among the Chey­ its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­ or stone than for agi¡cultural purposes, and
to
ennes.
poses and to establish liis claim to said land be­ establish his claim to said land before the Regis­
ter
and
Receiver
of
this
office
at
Oregon
City,
fore
the
Register
and
Receiver
of
this
office
at
Tho Indians are all very mysterious Oregon City. Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9th Oregon, on Tuesday, the yth day of September,
about their new religion anil will tell day of t e.'leml er. 1890.
1890. He names as witnesses:
I.onis Nenroth, N.J. Welch, W. A, (,'aborn, of
the white men nothing concerning it. Henamesas witnesses:
C. A. Elliott, G. L. Fuller, J. M. Fuller and H. Portland, Multnomah County, and John Ed­
They are sullen and dissatisfied, and the Roberts, all of Bay City, Tillamook County. wards, of Tillamook, Tillamook County, all of
Oregon.
military authorities regard the new Oregon.
.Any and all persons claiming adversely tlie
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
movement with an apprehension of trou­ above-dcscril.ed
lands are requested to file their above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 9U1 day of claims in this office on or befo-e said -9th day of
ble.
September, 1890.
1890,
Maj. Carroll savs the new Christ is no September,
51-8
J, T, Apperson, Register
3-12
J. T. Apperson, Register.
doubt some old Mormon elder or bishop
who is a spiritualist, and is proselyting
Indians to Mormonism. lie locates him
on Green river. It is said that Crow In­
dians are sending out a delegation to
meet the Christ, who is coming to meet
the Crows. The cell in the guard house
at Fort Custer has been dusted out and
prepared for tho Messiah if he Can be
eaught.—Helena Cor. Portland Oregon­
ian. -
A
ì-.-Ài
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June
li. i89o.—Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of hi*
ilairn, and that said. pnMif will b< iinple before
the County Judge, or in his absence before tfid
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon, on Tuesday, July 29, ib90; vftr:
Tracy R. Elliott,
Homestead Entry, No 59O7, for the w % of s w
>4.ne’,of »w^,nwXofseJ( of sec. 33, tp’
1 11, r 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove lift»
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
M. Sullivan, ,L J. Dawson, J. Mapes and J.
W. Jennings, all of Bay City, Tillamook county,
Oregon.
3-8
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office ut Oregon City, Oregon, Tutio
11, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­
ing-named settler hag filed notice of his inten­
tion to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
mook, Oregon,on Tuesday, July 2^, I89O, viz:
Dennis W. Ryan,
Pre-emption D. S. No. «019, tdr the 11 « % Of n o
of sec. 25, e
of s «
and se’^of r» e % of
sec 24, tp 1 n, r 8 w.
He names the following w itnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said ’.and, viz:
Earl Stanley, John Reehr, W. T, Harris and
F. P, Herrington,all of Tillamook, Tillamook
County, Oregon.
3-8"
J. T. Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice
T im her L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice tor
for P ublication .
P ublication .
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore-
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore ;
gon, May, 6 189O. — Notice is hereby given that 1 United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­ eon, April 7, IS90,—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act of i gon, April 14, i89o.—Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congre-s ofjutiej, 1H78, entitled “A11 act for the 1 in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, i878, entitled “An act for the
.ale of limber linds in the States of California ; Congress of June 3, I87K, entitled “An act for sale of timber lands ip the Stales of California,
the sale of timber lands in the States of Califor­ Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Jregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter
Olive J. Duncan,
Charles Elliott,
of Scappoose, County of Columbia, State of
f Bay City, County of Tillamook, State ofOregon ritory,”
Oregon, 1ms this day filed ill this office her
ms this day filed in this office his sworn state­
John M. Schmidt,
No. 1990, for the purchase of
ment No. 2028, for the purchase ofthe s
ne
of ljma, County of Chehalis, State of Washing­ sworn statement
of sec. 21, tp In, r 8 w , und will
nd lots j aud 2 of see.5. tp. 1 n, rp w, and will j ton, lias this day filed in this office liis sworn the s w
offer proofto show that the land sought is more
»ffer proof to show that the laud sought is more ■ statement No. 1849, for the purchase of then w
valuable for its timber or rtone than fur agri­
. ..liial le for its timber or stone than for agricul- . s e 1, e
s \v l4 and 11 w % of s w *, of see. 4,
tural pitrj'oses, and to establish his claim to tp. 1 s. r 8 w, and will offer proof to show that cultural purpose*, and to establish her claim
Care of Asparagus.
siid land before the Register and Receiver of the land souuht is more valuable for its timber to said land before the Register and Receiver
at
City, Oregon, on Tut 'day. or stone than for agricultural purposes, and of IhiM offivc at Oivgou City, Oivgvu, <ni Mon­
A knife should never bo employed in C.i.soffiv^
the 8th day of September, I89O. She names
he 9th day of SK'ptembur, lb'.'o.
to tstablish his claim to said land before the day,
gathering asparagus. Break
-- - off
- th©
-
He names as witnesses:
Ile«gistcr and Receiver of this office irf Oregon ns witnesses:
Susanah Barnette, John S’. Sparka, Lafuyclte
G. L. Fuller, J. M. Fuller, A. Neilson and II
stem« as far below tho ground as they :<»b<rts,
City, Oregon, onTucsday, the r|th day of Octo­
all of Ihty City, Tillamook County, ber', ]89o. He names ns witnesses:
Frown and J. B. Duncan, all of Scappoose, Col­
will snap readily. In this way no in­ ; regon.
John Edward», (>f Trask, Tillamook County, umbia CountyOrcgon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely’ the j I,. Crenshaw of Tillamook, Tillamook County,
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
jury will l>e done to other buds and tho bove-desci
ihed lands are requested to file their and W. A. Caboru aud N.J. Welch, of Portland. above described lands are requested to file their
entire stem can be used for cooking. In l.'iims in this
office on or before said 9th day Multnomah County, all of Oregon.
claims in this office on or before «aid 8th day of
climates where sharp frosts are likely to f September, 1890.
Any and all persons claimimr adversely the September, I890.
Sleotriclty for Insect*.
J. T.Apperson, Register. | above-deseribea
J. T. A¡Spet^soii, Register.
lands are requested to file their ' 2-11
come during the asparagus season it is .{-12
"It seems to me." a correspondent well to have a littlo coarue litter between
claims in this office on or before said 14th day of
NOTICE
F<>R
PCBLICAtlON.
, A ct J i m : !). 1H78.—N otice October, I890.
says, “that tho best tvay to rid cities of the rows to hastily draw over tho tender fi.MBEK L and
Land Office at Oregon City,Oregon, June 18,
51-8
J. T. Apperson, Register. 1
1‘cr.i ICATIOX.
189o.—Notice is hereby given that the following-
mosquitoes is to use the eloctric light.” shoots when the temperature drops. The I r.ited States Kiri
Land ‘ Jffic< . < »regon City, Oregon.
named settler lias filed notice of his intention
Vfay b !• )■' -'-<>!.:••• is hereby give» 1h.1t iu
1U> stutcA that when tho arc lumps were
NOTIC’-: FOR PUBLICATION.
to make final proof in support of his claim, ami
with the provisions of the act oi
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June i-'. that said proof will be made before the County
flint introduced into Now Orleans the gathering of tlie product after the bed is ompliance
(digress of June 3. 1S78. entitled “An act for the ffiqo—Notice is hereby given that the following- Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore­
entire insect p«>pulation of tho neighbor­ in full bearing should be complete.
•■ale of timber lands in the states of California, named settler has filed notice of bis intention to gon, on Monday, August I, 1890, viz;
Never
allow
spindling
shoots
to
grow,
•regon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory,'’ make final proof iu support of his claim, and
ing swamps flocked to the city. The re­
William Doyle,
James M. Fuller,
that said proof will be made before the County
gion beydnd tho radius of tho lamps was but keep the plantation clean of sprouts >f Bay City. Countv of Tillamook. Statu of Clerk
of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore., Fre-einptiou D. 8. No. 6733, for the 11 e J4 df sec.
until
tho
season
is
over.
It
is
a
safo
rule
regon,
has
this
ddv
filed
in
this
office
hi'
sworn
29.
tp
3
n.
r
9
w.
clear of the nocturnal tormentors, while
on Tuesday, Angus! 5, IS90, viz:
lie names the following witnesses to prove
to close the asparagus season with tho tatement No. 2026, foi the purchase of the n e
N. B. Morey,
the sidewalks und roads around each advent
of s w 1 | w 1 • « f s w ’ , sec ¡ifd n e
of s e
his continuous rcsidtJhce upon and cultivation
of
early
peas.
I
have
had
shoots
of
sec.
i
’
.
,
tp
1
n.
r
!■
u
.
and
will
offer
proof
Pre-emption I). S. No. 6I40 for tlie n ’.2
R 'v
of, said land viz:
light ttii) strown every morning with
o show that the land sought is more valuable of see. 11, tp 1 11, r Ju w.
N. Jarvis and D. Jarvis of Tillanjdok, Tilla-
dead an 1 dying, no proposes to reverie moro than one inch in diameter, and by 01
its tiniber or stone than for agricultural pur­
He names the following witnesses to pro
n.< <.k County, Oregon, G. W.
t*. BCir
!??!’• Jr., and F,
F.
this operation, anil, by hanging enor­ care this may be increased one-half. In ! poses. and to establish his claim to said land l-.is cor.tinu uis residence upon and cultiviitioi Bell of Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon.
arranging
for
a
long
season
of
asparagus
•eforc the Register and Receiver ot this office of. s tid land, viz:
4-9
J.
T.
Apiwraon,
Register,
Apperson,
mous clusters of electric lights beyond
it Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 9II1
<’ IL Worthington, Frank Crane, J. C. Bewley
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
J. Lal tin all of IJobsonville, Tillamook County.
the outalrirta of tho city, lure thereto tho amateurs linvo taken advantage of the lay of'Septcmnrr I-9O.
fact
that
every
inch
of
eaj-th
'above
the
lie names as witnesses.
Laud Office at
Oregon.
..I Oregon City, Oregon, Jufid
Juné
Whole of tho neighboring insect popula­
19, 1889. ^ Notice
’«u(«ss is herein' given . that
x.... the r follow
—**---- ­
c. A. Elliott, G I.. Fuller, A. Nie’son and H.
49
J. T. Apperson, Register.
crown
of
the
plant
defers
thexlate
of
ing-iianu
_____ ____
_______________
ioberts.all of Bay ( ity, Tillamook County,
tion. To tho ingenuity di fliiagentleman
ed settler
has _____
filed ____
notice
of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support ofhis claim,
Is allied a couimendaldo, if somewhat picking two days. By having, a • few ircgon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Any aud nH 1 erso: s claiming adversely the
and that said Proof will be made before tlie
fiangtiiue, commercial instinct, for lie plants with crowns near tlio surfiico the I. A t described binds are requested to file tlieir Land Office at Oregon City, Oregoff, June County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla­
aims in thi-. office 011 or before said 9th day of is, Wo.—Notice is hereby given that the follow­ mook, Oregon, on Saturday, Aug. 9, lHgO^viz*/
add*: “Arrnngementfl might be mudofor season may bo advanced somewhat. The "uptember
ingnamed settler has filed ncticeof his inten­
I890.
Clemcnce F. Groer,
tion t<> make final proof in support of hi*.claim,
collectin,theso after they had commit­ picking from these plants should bo dis­ ;> I2
J. T. Apperson, Register.
that said proof will be made bef >re the Pre-emption I). S No. 67I6 for the a % of n w
ted suicide, ns they all do, by flying ut continued correspondingly early. — Ex­ I’IMÜEII L and . A« i JUNE 3. L-TS.-N otice for and
of A- ely
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at I'lllanii <.k and s vv 14 of n w % of sec. 4, and s c
of sec. 5. tp. 2 s, r 10 w.
Oregon, on Monday, August 4,
\iz:
tho lamps, aud it is probable that they change.
I’CKLICA 1 ION.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove bw
United Sta: I cr I. mik I <»f;ice, Oregon City, Ore-
Frank W. Doyle,
Could be sold aa fertilizers for a bum
A Shower of Ants.
continuous icsidence upon und eulthatfou of,
l ; oii , May 5. ls
—Notice is hereby given that Pre-emption D. 8. No. 6732, for the s w
X of said land, viz:
largo enough to pay tho cost of main-,
A peculiar sight was witnessed on in comi liam kt- with the prtjx Is.Ors of the act sec.
29, tp. 3 n. r 9 w.
A. W, Burdick C. Desmond, S. Daily and H.
oí
Congress
<.
if
June
8,
18,-S,
«
ntitled
“
An
act
fi
r
taming tho lights.”—Detroit News.
Main street, Ansonia, recently. It was the «lie tim iber lands in the Statt « of Ualifor- He namts the fi.llowing witnesses to prove W. Jiurdman, aH of Netarts, Tillumook County,
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Oregon.'
what might lie styled a shower of ants, i1, Oregon, , Nevada, and Washington Ter- of,
said land, viz:
4-9
J- T. Apperson. Register.
Itare Birds Captured.
anil lasted nearly two hours. The air
N. Jarvis and D. Jarvis, of Tillamot k, Tilla­
Edward Stevens,
Thousands of migrating birds were was completely filled with tho insects. of Astoria,Countv
County, Oregon, G. W. Bell. Jr., and F. T imler L and . A ct J une 3, 1M7M.—N otice p «» k
of Claiso«-, state of Oregon. , mook
Astoria, Clatsop county, Oregon.
P ublication .
passing over Cedar Rapids, la,, when They seemed to come out of the ground. has this day filed in this office his sworn state- I Bell 4’ of
9
T. Apperson, Register.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
t No.X). 4.for the purchase of the ne* , sw vv !
they encountered a terrible rain and At ouo time near the postoffice they is­ men
gon, April 9. 1H90.— Notice is herebv given that
1 _• of s e
amt s e 1, <>1 s e 1 , ot .•■ u 19, tp. 3 n, r'J I
thunder storm, and, attracted I y tho sued forth in :i stream five inches wide. w. and will offer p:o •! to show that the land | T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 187M.—N otice fob ill compliance with the provisions ofthe act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
is more valuable for its limber or stone ’
P ublication .
electric lights, gathered about thcia on As soon as they reached the pavement bought
than for agncultutal purposes, and to establish ! United State-» Lund Office, Oregon City, Oregon, sale of timber lands in the states of California,
■the streets und attempted to fly into the they would t iko to their wings. They his claim to said land before the Register and April
11, 1:90.—Notice is hereby given that in Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Ix)Uis Neurotn,
stores. As a consequence, over 1,000 came out along the street for ICO yards, Kec. iver of this office at Oregon City. Oregon.1 compliance with the provisions of the act ot of Portland, County
of Multftomah, Staft of
Tuesday, the <uh day of September, 1890.
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled “A11 act for the
birds fell dead in the streets from coining «nd after circling «round in the air on He
names as witnesses:
« >lc of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, has this day filed in this office hi^ sworn
statement
No.
I994
for
the purchase of the n e
1 W. D yl< W
Doyle. G W Bell Sr. and Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
in contact with tho wires und gluss started in a body down tho street. They
sec 5. tp 2 s, r 8 w, and will offer proof to
W. Bell Jr. all of .Vtoria, Clatsop County.
Fred A Hart,
frouts. A great majority of tho birds do evidently had midair combats, ns tho G.
show that the land sought is more valuable for
■ r?gon.
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
uot inhabit tho region, aud some very street was full of dead and injure 1 and .my and all persons claiming adversely’ the of Aberdeen, County of Chehalis, State of Wash poses,
and to establish his claim to said Ian/
above «A scribed lands are requested to file their ington, has this day filed in this office his sworn
rare specimens were captured alivo and the wings of other unfortunates. Wh it claims
■11
■
fa
-,
m:
mt-
purcuiittc-
oi
me
s
■
before
the Register and Receiver Of this office at
st.ite-ment
No.
1996,
fortlie
purchase
of
the
iu this office 011 or before said 9th dayot
ami ’ lots
we. 2, . tp
of 11 e 1 s and
‘ 1 and t 2 of ______
2 1 n. r 8 w* Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, thé 9th day
caged. Among them was a red poll caused this immigration from tho build­ September I890.
and will offer proof to show that the land sought °* September, 189»,. He names as witneseu:
3-12
J.
T.
Appcrwou,
Register
warbler, one of the rarest birds in tho ings is unaccounted for.—Derby (Conn.)
James Hart of Winlock, I.ewis County, Wash­
is n,orc v aluable for its timber or stone than for
United States. This bird nests in Mani­ Transcript.
T imber L and , A r J une 3. 1».— N otice fob agricultural purposes,aud to establish bisclaim ington, John Edwards, of Tillamook. TillaniOOir
County.
Oregon, and N. J. Welch and W. A'
to said laud before the Register and Receiver of
P ublication .
toba and Alaska in the summer, and in
Caborn.of Portland,Multnomah County.Orcgori.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­ this office at < »regon City.Oregon, on Wednesday
Cutting Mixed Craw.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
the winter goes as far south iw the Car­
the
10th
day
of
Septum
tier,
I890.
gon, April 24, 18 al —Native i? hereby riven that
...... .....
above-described lands are requested to file their
He mimes
as ....
witness» s:
Common red clover ripens before timo­ m eomph.uu e with the provi-i >ns of the act of A.
ibbean sea. Over fifty different species
i: Prescott of Aberd V...
en, Wash- ^biims in this office on or before said 9th day of
D. Wood, L.
oiu io, <>f Ju !c
1-7’. cnti’lcd “An act fot
thy, and where they gr >w together you ( t hr
were fouud.
ington, , S. Cone and 11. Roberts of Bay Citv September, i8yc.
s ile ofTimbrr lands in the Slates of Califor­ Oregon.
’ ' 5»
e,Ji
”®
J. T. Apperson. Register.
must compriso the time or tako an aver­ nia, Oregon, Neva m and Washington Territorv,’’
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
f raacis ?L Lamb,
A Telephone Hint.
age. The clover should lie cut just as of Nestccton, Couiux
it Td'.a’.iiook. State of ab»>ve described iaiidsare requested to file tlieii TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 18?8—NOTICE
Subscribers to the telephone service most of the heads are beginning to pass <«r<'gon. ha* this day filed in this office his sworn claims iu this office on or brmre said 10th day of
FOR PUBLICATION.
18V0.
have complained considerably that when ont of blossom, which will be about the sfatenieut No. 2.115, for the puicha-e of the ne1! September
United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore.,
3-12
J. T. Apperson. Register.
sec. Ji, tp. 2 11, r 9 w. and will 1 ffer pn-of to
April 7. I 90.—Notice is hereby given that in
they ashed tor a uumber, as, for in­ time that the seeds in the heads of timo­ of
show thal the lend sought is more valuable for
compliance with the provisions of the act of
stance, 1U0—3, t ho oper.itor failed to re- thy are mostly forming but not ripening. its timber or st. tie than for agricultural pur- T imber L and , A it J i nk 3, 1878.-^-Noncii Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for the
m
sesand
.0
establish
Disclaim
to
siid
land
be-
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
|Hiat it liack to them, and so they did not It is. however, better to be a little too fu: t the Regis cr and Receiver of this office at
FOR I’l lll II'»TION.
Oregon, Nevada^ ami Washington Territory,’.
know whether they had been understood early with the timothy than too late with .»regon Ci:y. On gon, on Tuesday, the Xiid day United States Land Office, Oregon City, Orc.,
John S. Sparks,
September, 1 90.
April 14. 1890.—Notice is hereby given that in of Scappoose, Countv of Columbia. State of
or not. Tho officer* of the company say clover. As some days must elapse be­ of lie
naii’es as wm,esses;
(ompliance with the provisions of the act of Oregon, lias this day filed in this office his sworn
to subscribers: When that happens hang tween the first aud tho last cutting, some Ed. Walker, id Tiila.' « k.Wm Wood. W. S. c ongreas <»fjune3.1878. entitled “An act for the statement No. I99I, for the purchase of the sw?4
: e and 11. R« In 11 •. .¡f Hay City, al! of Ort gon. sale of timber lands in the States of California. of sec. 32. tp. 1 11. r 8 w. and will offer proof to
up your telephone and ring sharply judgment must lie exercised to reach* fair ('< Aux
aud i 1 pcrao • claiming adversely the Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
show that the land sought is more valuable for
again. Tho result of this course is that average of time.—Country Gentleman. nbovc-Ac c ibid la»ida are requested to fi e iheir
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
Giles Schirf,
clnir.is tn this« fiicc on or before said ¿3rd day
tho full force of tho ring will then go
I
ofPortland, County of Multnomah. State of Ore- 1 poses, and to establish his claim to said land
oi
S
p.
eml.tr
Lyo.
before
the Register and Receiver of this office at
Future of Beet Suiter.
into tho o'lcrator's ear (subscribers
5 -2
J. T. Apperson, Register. ' om, has this day filed in thisofficc liis sworn 1 Oregon City, Oregon, on Monday, the 8th day
statement No mo#, for the purchase of the s *x, | of September. 1890. lie names as witnesses:
The I os't sugar industry is looming np
know how it feels), and a fow prescrip­
of s <• l ; and e H of s w % of see. 14. tp 1 s. r 8 w.
Olive J. Duncan, Susanah Barnette, Lafayette
r — ____________
J i nk ...
i . . i»;'.
N otick fob and will offer proof to show that the land sought
tion* of this sort will effect a cure.— in our country. In onr large territory T imber L and , A P ct ublication
Brown and J. H. Duncan, all of Scappoose, Col­
and great diversity of soil and glimate Unite»! State-; Land office. . Oregon City, Ore- is more valuable for its timl»er or stone than for umbia
Hartford Coll rant.
County. Oregon.
agricultural purposes, and to establish hi«« claim
there are. no doubt, large areas just suit­ • >•1. April 2I. 1M)—Notice is hereby given that to said lHUd before the Register «nd Receiver of Any and all pcrsop.t claiming adversely the
above
described
lands are requested to file their
in
compliant
c
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursdav
A Bundy Dandelion.
ed to their successful culture, and as ‘ ongres.
es of June .1. 1S7S, entitled An act for the this
the nth day of Septemlier, lWff. Henamesas claims in this oIfiee on or before said Sth day
of September, 189O.
One of those monstrous freaks of nat­ theso favored sections are brought out <ilc of timber land ; in the States of California. witnesses:
2-1I
J. T. Apperson, RegMfer.
aud Washington Territo.y,"
Geo Shotwell, of Trask. E. M. Keys, of North
ure which are occasionally met with was by experiment the production of our full Orvgot:. Nevada,
•
Edward Walker.
Yamhill. Geo. Barton and Wm. Carver of Tilla
found by Frank Clemons. Jr., of An- snpply of sugar at home, as in France of Tillamook. < oimty of Tillamook. State of myok
T imber L and , A ct J un < i , W7S —No-TifF. fo «
all of Oregon.
"¡on, has this day filed in this office his sworn
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the '
Pv< i . k ATIOM. •
■onia, while .. Milford Sunday. It is a and Germany, will be only a question of Or
statement No. _‘t' , for the purchase of the s e
United
Suites Land
office.
Orerofi x City,
a’ ovv dtsciibed lands :i!C requested tn ti'v5h»'ir
‘
i.iniu »
'mr-r, onitim
jay, Ore-
time.
The
number
of
acres
of
beet*
dandelion stalk nearly ns largo as a
of sec
1. tn tp. 2 n. r 9 w. and will offer proof clnims in this office on or before said nth dav of ?on
.___ ' April
h,-.!'—
23, , lM9o—Nptlev . is j hereby given that
to sh<?w that the land sought is more valuable St ]'t<' III I ICT, lk90
**!(** •»*»** uitl.
J»*» «s»nasGL%*»«
in compliance
w ith • the
provision? A#
At f'lsu
fhe *M»t
act ni
of
pumpkin vine, on which uro four buds grown for sugar, the product and value for
its timber 01 stone than for agricultural
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled “An act for the
I- T Apperson, Register.
in one compact w hole—a sort of double will lie included iu the returns of the purposes and to establish his claim to said land
«ale of thnlier lands in the States of C<iiiorntez
before
the
Register
and
Receiver
of
this
office
Siamese twin freak, as it were.—Ansonia new census.—Indiana Farmer.
-------- - 1 Oregon, Nevada. sn<l Washington Territory,”
.»t Oregon City »iiegon. on Tuesday, the 23rd
tCoun.) Sentinel.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1
August Anderson,
day of September, 189O.
Land
office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
July of Hobsonville, Countv
Tillamook, State of
He names as witnvy<es:
Postmaster Sperry, of New Haven,
B
-\otire is Hereby given that the Oreg<»n. ha< this day fifed in this <»ffire his-worff
F
M
I.f
Nest.
cion.
Wni.
Words
of
Bav
Mr. William’»' lie lat Ives.
Conn., is the originator of a plan to be Ci v W s. Cone and H. Roberts, of Tillamook, tollowing-nan-cd settler has filed notice of his ' «tatement Mo 2OI0 for the piirchF«r of the a
,
---.......
su|qnjll Ul
III* of
intention
to make
final proof in support
of his
Of sec.
see. No. 13. tp. 1 n. rS
r 8 w,
w. and will offer pro<»r
proof
John Williams, of Bucks county, him­ introdneed at all free delivery office* all of Crcron.
Anv »nd alt persons claiming adversely the claim and that said proof will be made before to show that the land sought is more valuable
self weighing 300 pounds, has died, leav­ throughout the country. It consists of above-dcscrihed
— its timls-r
—» — or _ stone
.
..
— ggrirnltrtral
_—• pi
~»ur^
lands arc requested to file their the County Clerk of Tillamook Counts, at Tilla z for
than • for
ing behind Iti'n four sisters aud seven having filled out at every house, as a claims in this office on or before said 23rd day of mook, Oregon, on Monday, August 2$, WOO. viz: poses and to establish his claim to said lano be­
September.
t.Sgfl.
fore the Register and Receiver of this office st
James Ryan.
brothers, all noted for their extraordi­ guide to letter carriers, a card giving the
Pre emotion D s Nn a «« L.r ...... 1 r »
Oregon City, On-gon, on Tué*»>*, the 23rd
J- T. Apperson Register.
«X r o ?î'r 8 W
5*’ f
c S of e * of <!«y<»f s, plumber, IWo. He nume» *i
nary girth. It can therefore lie said of names in full of all persons residing
H, s'm«.ree fnUmrln» Witney t„ prore hi, ci¡í MV.re’wLkreÏÏ!» H
Mr. Williams that he left behind him a there, including servants and guests.
TIMBER LAND. M T Jt NF 1 i<7<-NOTICE
y'H’Za“;r“d",c’up°’
«luÄXnof
*
FOR l*t KLICATlnN
wide circle of relatives. — New York
Uiiiled Mates Laud office. Oregon City, Ore
It was propose I in a recent paper be­ yon. April
World.
cl
JÜ
.JÏ
Æ
— Notice is hereby guru thnt
fore tbe Institution of Naval Architects iu . omplLince with the provisions of tbe act of
The Clocks Itvvrnged.
CongreMs »f June 3. i*-s. entitled “An a<t for the
to substitute for the comparatively nar­ sale
of Umber laud* iu the States of C:\1iforuia.
Apperson, Register.
There is an ebb In the affairs of clocks row and deep self righting life boats a
M2
ada »nd Washington Territory,”
Uilham Wooita
'
Owing to tho searvity of water the mo­ m >re shallow, beamy, uon-self righting
NOTICE III« PUBLII ATI o N.
, „
of
Bar
Citv.
Countv
of
Tillamook,
State
of
Ore
tive force of tho pneumatic clocks in boat-
g<»r., ha* thi* dav filed in this office his sworn
Land office at Oregon City, Oregon- JMBe
Paris has been diverted for other pur-
24
—Notice i« hereby riven that the
-laietuent No. •
for the purchase of these ’*
ing-natned settler has filed notice (ff his
»face li. tp In.rMw ’.nd mil offer proof to show
i » ealer in
posre, and from noon m. until half-past
A ji Eiffel tower may rise in Germany. ■ that
tion to ninkv final proof In support of hi» cl***”»
the laud sought is more valuable for its
9 o'clock a. tn. tho city is without time. Tho Bavarian government propone* to timber or stone than for ¡igricultursl purposes
and that arid pruoi will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook county at ‘ffH*®®®®»
—Jewelers’ Circular.
build one near StarenU rg lake as a mon­ and to establish Ms claim to said land befiue
< »rvgon. on Tuesday, august ii. ifN,
the Register and Receiver of this office at Ore
ument to Bismarck, and secoudarily as gon
Citv Oregon, on Tuesday, the »3rd day of
Morris J. Enright,
Th« Cablo 8 trevi Railway ccmpnny. an observatory.
SeiUvmlter. i'*qu. He names as « ureases.
Pn'-emption D. S., Ko. 67A1. for the ■ w M •®c-
F M Lamb. ofNrslocton. Avgurt Anderson,
of Kansa* City, re(x>rts that'ov«r Vooo
4,
tp.
ifl.ryw
of llot a»>nvt’le Fdward Walker and II Kols-rta
lie names the following wftneam*» to prove hi»
artidea have been careWly left in th*
A Jewish svnagivgn« to b* erected ia of TilUmonk. all ut ttregon
continuous residence u(>on and ewltivatkm o»f
Aey ami all nermn*« claiming adversely the
ear* by passenger» since Jan. 1, and that Baltimore will, . it is ___
__ ___
w above-«lcsuTil'cd
»aid, _ be the
only
said land, viz:
.
Linvis are requested to file their
Jame« Jtevher. E. J. Hurt, W. J. SW»Hh »»•
taking rare of such packages has grewu H*eimenof pure Byzantine architectm* 'labos In U h * office ou or N wre «ai.|
cf
T
B
Thnr.lon
.11
of
TUI
smoo *. Tills»«*
Sei t’ ««ber.
Into a busiues.«, '
'
•
In the United State«.
County. Oregon.
•>
J T. Apperson, Regi>t*r-
yW
J. T. Appexw», BegW*'
W. S. CONE,
nnuhler
awfully aniHning,
Marr! Just m I am *r»ttinx in the la a
touche« on the canvaa the l>kme.| cat
has to have a ■**
tit.
Mrs. Brnshley—IMrhajw she caught «
glimpw of the pii tnre, dear. Po .-k.
I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, June
li. 1^90.—Notice is hereby given that tne follow-’
ing named settler has Bl< a notice of his inU nti<»n'
to make final proof in support of hiet claim, and
that nai l proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore*
gon, on Tuesday, July a9, l^gO, via:-
Lincoln J. Rcehr,
Pre-emption D. S. No. 6116, for the s % or» <
and v 1 • of a W U ot m e, 1; tp. 1 n,r; w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
W.J. bmith, F. Herrington J. C. Herring­
ton and 1» Ryan, ull of Tillamook, Tillamook
County, Oregon.
3-8
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Real Estate
Timber lands a specialty
Ljcitin» and Timter Craijiig.
BAY CITY,
OREGON.