A Summer longing.
I must away to wOoded hills and vales,
Where brood, low streams How cool and silently,
And idle barges flap their listless sails • • •
l or me the summer sunset glows and jtales,
And green fields wait for me.
I Jong for shadowy forests, where the birds
Twitt* r and chirp at noon from ev<*ry tree.
I long for blossomed leaves and lowing herds;
An l nature’s voices say iu mystic wonls,
‘The green fields wait for thae.”
I dream of uplands where the primrose shines
And vtaves her yellow lamps above the lea.
Of tanglod copses swung with trailing vines,
Of open vistas skirted with tull pines,
Where green fields wait for me.
I think of long, sweet afternoons, when I
Muy lie and listen to the distant sea,
Or hear the Ln- -z<-s in tue reeds that sigh,
Or insect, voices chirping shrill and dry
In fields that wait fur me.
These dreams of summer come to bid me fln-1
The forest’s shade, the wild bird’s melody:
While summer's rosy wreaths for me are twined.
While summer's fragrance lingers on tho wind.
Aud green fit ids wait for me.
- George Arnold.
Sutlsfii-d v. ith fl I m Investment.
To Supersede Prayer for Ilain.
Driven Mad by Solitude.
Within a short time the agricultural
department hopes to make an interesting
experiment, probably on the plains near
the state line of Colorado and Kansas.
In the agricultural appropriation bill u
an item appropriating $2,000 for the pur
pose of an experiment in producing rain
fall by explosion of dynamite. This
paragraph was put in the bill by the in
fluence of Senator Furwell, who for
many years has believed that rainfall
may be induced by tin, use of explosives.
Secretary Rusk thought well of tho idea,
and the senator induced the committee
on agriculture to make provi. ion for the
experiment.
Senator Farwell's notion is that about
twenty-five pounds of dynamite should
lie exploded at a time a half mile or so
in the air, tho material being s nt up by
means of inexpensive pa]>or balloonsand
exploded by time fuses. S -nator Far-
well and Secretary R isk believe a suc
cession of such explosions will cause
rain to fall over a considerable area. At
least tho experiment in their opinion is
worth making, for if it should succeed a
cheap and effective solution of the arid
land problem would have been discov
ered. The members of the senate com
mittee on agriculture do not express
much faith in the success of tho under
taking.—Chicago Herald.
Tillamook ljghtbou’o, whk.h stand«
on a lonely ft»uk eighteen mile» below
the Columbia river on tho stermy Ore
gon coast, was the scene last week of an
exciting fight for life between four help
ers and the acting k« •••]>( r, who suddenly
becamo a raving maniac. This light-
house is notorious for its loneliness, as it
covers nearly all tho rock, and there is no
chance when the sea is rough of reach
ing shore, and no opportunity at any
time to tako recreation. In winter the
keeper is frequently a close prisoner for
weeks, as the waves wash clean over the
rock and lighthouse, which is.over 100
feet above the sea. Two years ago rocks
weighing four tons were cast up by the
side of the lighthouse, the glass smashed
and the foundations of the house shaken
so that it had to be secured by addition
al iron bolts of large size.
For four years J. Saour, a very meth
odical German, has lx-en the assistant
keeper. Other men changed, being un
able to endure the frightful monotony
of life on tho rocks, but he remained
cheerful and contented. Recently, how
ever, ho began to indulge in fits of tem
per, and suddenly one day, with a
scream (if rage, ho came (lashing out of
the lighthouse brandishing a largo carv
ing knife and nw^aring ho would kill
one of his helpers. Tho terrified man
shouted for help, and his three compan
ions re* pond.-d. Aft-era very 1 >ng and
desp' n.io fight Saour was overcome.
Ilis bands and f *et were bound, and ho
was locked in a room. Signals were
then displayed, and aid was sent by tho
Manzanita. The maniac was taken to
an insane iisyliivi. There was no cause
for insanity, except hi:;lonely life.—Cor.
St. Louis Glob.-D niocrat.
On the grip of a Hummer car sat an
old gentleman who looked like Denman
Thump on in "Josh Whitcomb." The
cable car ran through a squalid district
where women and children sprawled
over the blistering pavement, while
puny babies wailed and helpless mothers
tried in u listless, half hop less way to
quiet their cri.
Tho train ran by two
squari sof sweltering misery,and then the
A Sturgeon Carrying a Chain.
cl<l gentleman showed signs<>f unmistak
Capt. Dillon, of tiro steamer Fisher, on
able excitement, pulled the wrong boll Juno 80 brought up a sturgeon which
Cord and rung up a fare as a signal that had been caught in tho last trap at the
he wanted to get o!T. After the usual mouth of the Columbia, almost to the
exchango of compliments in such cases ocean. Tho peculiarity about the fi h is
between tho conductor and the passen that there was attached to him a chain
ger 1m succeeded in alighting, and mut nearly five feet long, about the size of a
tered:
halter chain. Ho had been caught be
“By gosh! I'll do it: it won't cost fore, and on tho under side of his mouth
much, and it will do lots of good."
a holo had been cut. Through this tho
When I10 reached the women they ap chain had been passed, and through a
peared to bo pleased at what ho sug ring on the end of the chain, thus form
gested, and when the next car came ing a I hjw knot or loop around his under
r.long going west ho halted it and loaded lip. Then he hail evidently been fastened
everything in sight on board for a fresh to a jxilo or stake, with a rope attached
air trip. Arriving at tho end of tho to the end of tho chain.
Toad Mr. (’heeryble.or Uncle Josh, who
After the rofie broke the fish was nt
ever ho vat«, was roon in treaty with a liberty to leave, and how long he has
sahsoi keeper fora bucket of lemonade. .been swimming with the chain hanging
“Not to > sweet, yon know, but with to his mouth is a mystery. If any of
lot.» of ice."
our exchanges know where the fish lias
Tho children and women drank it escaped from, or when, an l will state it,
eagerly, and citer enjoying not a cool it may form an interesting sketch as to
breeze, but a less torrid 0110 than that how long the fish has carried tho chain
which 10. 0 from the down town pave ami where ho has been traveling.
ments, Old Benevolence put them on a
The sturgeon was quite poor, and one
Car and sent them homo.
of his fins was partially worn off by the
■ “How mu' h did all that fun cost?”
nibbing of tho ch tin, showing that he
“Three <h liars f ir ear fare and i?l for had traveled with it a long time.—Astu
lemonade. Oh, a fellow can do lots with rian.
$1 if ho tries."—St. Louie Republic.
Tl»e Palmetto's Day Is Over.
I’avclojie.l in an Icy Fng.
Tlio p^ilietto h;it is going out of
fashion, and you rarely nee one on the
«treat now, even ou the head of the inost
old faxhioned Southerner. Yet tli< ro
was a time, aud that not ton years ago,
when every gentleman thought that to
sustain his dignity bo had to wear a
palmetto hat in the summer. The fact
1«, that ill spite of their light anil cool
appearance, tho palmetto hats were tlio
hottmt covering that a p-'rspiring man
over interposed between his head and
tho burning rays of the sun. White
«torched «hirt« ou a hot day don't com
pare to a palmetto hat for discomfort.
The straw is so closely woven that not
a particle of air gets to tho hair, and as
soon ns pooplo began toget ideas in their
heads about common sense clothing lor
rammer they began to look with dis
favor iqs ai tlio pa hm t to hat. Besides,
the hats are exceedingly expensive. The
cost of a good 0110 i 1 ., .'5 to begin with,
and in order to have it in good condition
you mil. t pay several d -llars every stun
mertohavo it n-sh-qied and tliosti iw
whitened.—Interview with St. Louis
Hatter.
The littlo town of Ransom’s Ford,
lying rix miles rotitli of Paris, Ill*., is
much n! ir::i?d an 1 puzzled over a nat-
ui.'.l pheuoinonoii which is being ex
hibited t here. < In Friday, a short while
ufter sunrise, a cloml coming from n
northce tel ly direction and descending
from a great height, moving with ra
pidity, Hotth‘1 dov.-n upon th» place and
Las rem lined un.liiqx lied over since.
Tho atmosphere 1« ho dense with tho
' moisture from the cloml that objects are
wholly undis -erniible nt a distance of
less than tv.o feet; lint tho rctnarkablo
feature of I'm fog is its intense cold,
whi< h is such ns to render fires necessary
to prevent tlm people and animals from
freezing to de ath, while all vegetation in
tho town mid tho country about for a
quarter of a mile around, mid indeed
wherever tho fog rests, has bin'll killed.
Singular uh it npix'ars, tho atmosphere
nlxvit seems to l>o unaffected by tho
preseneo of tho icy clou 1, and remains
very r ir its normal temperature, but
to ent r the douse area or tiio fog is to
step at otieo int > cold, in which thether-
lnometer r m.ilns steadily nt lOdegs. be
Washington Hoof Lodgers.
low zero. Tho sun is so nearly obscured
A look through a p »werfal field glass
liy it ns to npp 'ar only ns n ball of half
extinguish’d li.o even ut noonday, mid from 0110 of tho narrow windows in the
r-.a'iiis totally unable to warm or dispel top of the Washington monument in hot
weather shows a new side of domestic
tho f< g.—Cor. Philml lphia Times.
life in the capital—what might be term
The Judftd "Tells a l.lttir Story.
ed tho upper sido—as a writer has said
Dr. Genre, Fitrg* raid, alias “Sledge,** in a book of which all tho rest has been
win tried Ix fore Judge Stewart recently forgotten. Washington is a city of
on tho charge <»f obtaining goods from boarding house*. As you 1 "k from the
Vogoler, Bon 05 Co. under false pretenses, top of tho monument with your field
ail wn < declared not guilty by the glass you can see Inniroomson the houso
court. Fit -, . rai l bought $59.83 worth tops. That is, light, portable) cots have
of medicines < .1 credit, ami afterward bean taken upon tho fiat roofs of housm,
cold them to dealers at le.is than half rugs spread over tho sheets of tin that
trade prices. Tho purchase was made have b(‘come floors, and sometime* fold
on thirty duy.f time, or the firm could ing screens have been placed between
draw on I itrgviabl within ten days tho beds. Tho houses so topped off are
through the tkvond National bank of probably the big boarding houses where
Washington, where it was discovered unmarried department clerks live, and
th.it he had no money to his credit. “It they take to th • roofs on hot nights for
is not a case of false j*retense,M said the sake of the maximum of air and
Judge Blew art. “although there is evi minimum of tein|»eratnro. An I the plan
dent fraud. It reminds mo of the little is not a bad one by long od.ls.—Wash
girl who a \t 1 a conitwinion what her ington Post.
father was in the ; nitentinry for. ’For
Flower |x\ldlers have udi»pt 'd a new
bto iling h* • • ■ .«,* was tho reply. 'Why
didn’t I?* do like my father,’ said tho wrinkle for gaining entrance to the big
first girl; 'ho buys horses and don't pay office buildings in New York. Tbey
have tliscovervd by experience that the
fi r them.’ ” Baltimore Bun.
janitors’employes will not let them ply
A novel r i ’oLi no n to cotno off in their trade if the flowers are carried in
W<-st (’hi‘ H r. Each contestant is to baskets or on trays, no they now carry
wear I.iced nbov.-i, anti all tho shoot) them in japannisl tin Nixes, like th< so
are to !>o tak< n nlT and plactxl in a bar used for keeping valuable piqiers in law-
rel. Tho ninm i s then start from a mark, yers’ offices. The boxes are kept closed
run twenty-five \ anls to the barrel, pick while the ¡>eddb rs an« in tight of the
ont their own Nhoe?, put them on, hu e employes in the big buildings. The
them up And then run 1(H) yard» to a boxes have another advantage—they kt ep
mark. Tho man who gets over the en the Howers cool and fresh.
tire route first with shoes pro|*rly laced
The Duke of Fife has just sold his fine
will l»e the winner.
estate of Kothieinav, llanifehire, which
The czar and czarina and their chil has belonged to the Fife family since
dren are enjoying their annual picnic the middle of tho last century, when it
holiday among the Finnish ishuida. They wan purchased by Alexander Duff, of
land oeeuHionally and lunch and take Bmco. from the Abemvthiea, of Sidtonn,
tea, al fr. s'o, tho czar looking after tho to whom it iM'h'ugtNl when Man* Queen
tire aiel the empreoa making tea. They of Scot* rvsid»»d at Kothivmay house', in
hate no guard, ns far an is known, and l.VW, during lirr northern pri• :n«s. Iler
the czar wears civilian's clotliea, in which rooms are still to be seen in tho uian-
h<> is sanl to look even bigger chested sion. which is one of the most ancient iu
ami stouter than in uniform.
the comity.
Five members of the Hsvemeyer fam-
Frinii» Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, in «till
__ _____
_____ re ily have inaured their lives for *100,000
taking
tlw _________________
water* at Carlabad. Tho
■»>rt i.i
i" revivo.l
revived that a wife ha*
has been found
The
were written by two
port
for him, but the lady'« name i* «till a agent*, and the joint commission* will
»mount to |6o,o(X>.
jnjBlery.
Bev. Mr. Spurgeon inherited a largo
aim of „ money recently
< from
.. au
.« admirer
. .
lit an Engibh town, but lutribnted tha
©ntire amount union# the teetator’« poor
wla 11 ona
A recent hail »torn» at Alusa, Cal.,ex-
poeed the fact that l>at* live in the - green -
fUuige of trw during the stiintuvr. The
heiUtonee knocked a great many to uie
ground.
Vico Fkresi<lcnt Morton’s Wigs.
Thore i.: 1 • it <lu 1 of doubt alrout a
numbor of thin ?» in this world, but it
iio'. ins to b ? acceptu 1 a., a fact in Wasli-
iugton that th • vi< <• president has throe
beautiful a:id coinplicat ;.l wigH with
which I10 goes forth into the world to de
ceive ma«
Tue wigs uro a source
of proffiund ‘ hidy an 1 earnest thought
on the part • f ’ • <h ?f -. Morton an l his
valet. The fl: • wig i; : hort, the recond
is of an r.V( r . ; ljngth and the third
was luado with cunning and deceptive
in;.? unity by a r h<
This l ist wig
gives an nbsolatx ly triumphant illustra
tion of hair which lias been allowed to
grow too long. It is said that the surest
way to Mr. M «rtorfj h art L to remind
lii.ii that his h-»ir needs cutting.
Ono should al rays bo careful, how
ever, to nuil'e tliis remark when the
vice-pre: idoat is wearing wig No. 3.
After H-vernl j/ oplo have told liiin that
his hair n* Is cutting he alludes to it
him < If in a carelees way, and then
Lnah'.i Fonie mysterious allusion about
having the barber in th • morning. The
foP-i.vi’ig (li.y ho appears in wig No. 1,
presenting t’.?) appearaneo of a close
crop, • d an I thoroughly well groomed
statesman. These t’lings are eagerly
discussed iri Washington, where the af
fairs of Pale ; : • of > importunco com-
p wd to tl: o ..»all talk of the day.—New
York World.
and a Etile g?latino. Boil the
*n bi -nt'3 in n quart of water for
|-.ve ],, >nr
I t'i » kntn.and boil till t’10
liiju r in u "11.. Ito li.Jf u pint. Let it
get cuhl, mid if th1 p?wte be not sniH-
ciently thick add gelati.19 anl boil
again. Sprc.id en bread that has been
I | ut’e.ed \ ry
ally, then ad I dices
of chicken be.ivonu l with salt and p?p-
I r, an 1 | at unatacr dice of bread on
top.
Lobster lin’d i.i an ex • !l-‘iit dish.
Cho;» up on ‘ g »0 I siz/.l lobster, and s?n-
8on with L’ .‘..‘alt ail pepper. Rub
two ounces ef ba’.. .r ia: > one nance of
brea I crumbs, bc.it up throe eggu, pound
all the iu :r • ,
well t 'g.dhcr and
boil in a but: t ‘ I mold for r.n hour.
B*. fore b< iiig p
1 it should bo Rtood
•••
nI’ a b nil ice, t > that it i i thoroughly
cold.—Juii.in Ralph 1 i Chattor.
flcurglu’s Illblc.
Th * old Bible, which eo I otit has been
tin object faiuilitir to visitors to tho
executive dcpuitiuent, has been shipped
to Kavannah. It cuiae to Atlanta from
Milledgeville just aficr tho war, with
other plunder belongini? to tho state.
(r< ’Vcnior Gordon and all his predecessors
who have nasuxned office during the time
of the youn.’t»‘r generation scaled the
official oaths with lips laid reverently
upon its cover. On tho back was tho
name “Mat hits.” Nothing ago Mr. T.
N. 1 heus \vr to t 'th? o\< cutive d.'part
tnent < ’.liming t' »11 b .»k as his moth
er's B le. A >ist r. ho sai l, in whose
1“
’» it• v.-.t <. refugved to Milledge-
vill jithC l>ef re the close of the war. She
w«is fom 1 to leave there hurriedly on
»u count <»£ Sherman’s arrival, and forgot
to tako the b ok away wi ll her. Ex
actly how it foun I its way to the 8ta;e
house i.s not known.—Macon Telegraph,
Autograph fans, a revival of an old
fashion, nre made thia eoasc'n of ivory
paper, m i excellent imitation of nal
ivory, and ou each stick tho iruno or
st ntiment and namca of favorite beaux
< r friends van be inscribed with jndelible
ink. If you nuuPivr an artist or a liuui-
cian among your ftiVorites a sketch or a
bar i f muaio and the autograph can ¡»er-
hap* be etched upon two or more of the
slicks, aloug with the name of the etcher,
Au ailniirabk' provisipn has been unwie
by the magistracy of Breslau, which
will tend iu more ways than oue to tho
improvement of pr.pil* in the public
•chools. A tmtanieal school garden has
been instituted for the regular suiq.ly of
nlaut* to tho solioolsof the place, and
for euabling teachers to make observa-
tioiis an the Bpft with their pupil*.
A couple frern Pocahontas, W. Va,,
who wont to Cuialh'rlaiiil. Mil., to I n »
warned, were oelaytM thirty-six hvnrt
in havu:.; the ceremony performed 1*0-
catuk* the grvx in vras not old enough bjr
that uutulvr of Rotini to get a lieeuMv
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice fur
rUBLlCATION.
Urtlted Staten L -id '>ffic . Oregon ( ity, Ore-
11, Aug -U, 189I).— Notice is hereby gi'vu that
compliance with the provisions of the act of
t ungress of June 3, I'-ps. entitled “An act for tne
;dc of limber lands in tne State» of t alifornia,
r.cgoi., Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Daniel Macklin,
of Tillamook, County, < f Tilbnnook, State of
Oregon, has tris'day filed in tins office his sworn
slatcment No. 222-, for the purchase of the w * j
0» s w 1 | s e *4 u. s w l* of see. 13 and s e
of
s e "ofscc. il, in to 2 11, r 9 w and will offer
proof to show that the kind sought is more
i e than for
valuable for “its timber or stone
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office ut Oregon City Oregou,
on Thursday, the 4th day of December, 189O.
He names as witnesses:
WS Runyon. (. M Runyon, L L Sn^th, J M
Swisher, al! «»f Tillamook. Oregon.
Anvar.d all persons claimr.-g adversely the
above-described lands are requested to fiie their
claims in this office on or before said 4th day of
December, 189O.
16 25
J. T. Apperson Register.
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by Puritying the Blood.
The dose can be nicely adjneted to su.t th case, as
on* pill can never be too larue a -.'ose. E>i.-y to take
a. so much sugar 42 pills put vp in a strong viul
which can be carried in »e«t pocket. A Crrat Co»»cn«
Srsc«. «• Traveler* sud Ruala«-«* M» n. Xoco <•• naiae » tn-
ou» “( ra»eent” Trad- S»rk. Ko'rt » »erywhrrr, 26«. a boiU»
fecuipU Do*« and Prêtai Bcok fur 2a. In »lamps.
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PURIFIER the RMMH»: HKI.I I.ATFS theLIVFnl
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. to HFAl.TMacd VIGOBOLS STKENCTKof Y- ith /
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Cannot be successfully traveled with
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These conditions cannot exist unless the
physical being is in perfect working
order, and this is impossible when the
liver and spleeaare torpid, thus obstruct
ing the secretions, causing indigestion
and dyspepsia, with ali of their accom
panying horrors.
DR. HENLEY’S
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exerts a specific influence over the liver,
excites it to healthy action, resolves its
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; cures
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NOTICE
FOR indigestion
PUBLICATION.
Land
Office sharpens
at Oregon
City, Oregon,
pation,
the appetite,
tones up Sept.
19, ibyO.—Notice is herebygi\< 11 that the follow
ra the entire
system,
makes
life
ing-named
settler
lias and
filed
notice
of worth
his inten
B to
living.
tion
make final proof in support of his claim,
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
Pl* BLICATION.
United States Land Otfi< e. Oregon City. Ore
gon, Aug.¡8, I860.—Notice is hereby given that
in ( '»mpliaiK-e with the provisions of tho act of
CongH s* of June : . 1878. eiitith d An act for the
sal.- of timber lunds in the Stab's of California.
Oregon, Ne\ tuia, and Washington Territory,”
Theodore Stack man,
of Tillamook County of Tillamook State of Ore
gon. lias this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 222 ., for the purchase of the n 1 >
n w *4, s w l4 of u w *4 and n w *4 of s w 1 . oi
sec. 2.5, tp. in, r 8 w, and will offer proofJ to
show that the land .-ought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
ami to establish his claim to said land beforethe
Register and Receiver of this office «it Oregon
City, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 26th day of
November, 1890. He names as witnesses;
W. S. Cone. E. Stanley, J P Kane and G B
Davidson all oi Tillanio-ik Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to filetheir
claims in this office on or before said 26, day „of
November, 189O.
16-25
J l' Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 187s.—N otice fob
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon,
Aug. 15, 189(1.—Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of the act ot
Congress of June 3, 187s. entitled “A11 act for the
s de of limber lands in the States of California,
Oregon Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Jennie M. Davies,
of Pori land. Countv of Multnomah,St ate of Ore
gon, has this day filed in this office her sworn
state ment No. 2213, for the purchase of the s e
% of s w M of sec. j 1, e
of 11 w *4 and n e 1 ( of
s w ’ . of see. I4, tp. 211, r 9 w. and will offer
proof toshow that iheland sought is more xalu
able for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish herclaim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
< »regou City.Oregon, 011 Tuesday the 25th day of
November, I890.
She nanu s as witnesses:
W. S. Cone of Bay City, II. Roberts of Tilla-
nio< k Ida Johnson, and A J Baumanu of Port
land, all ofOregott.
Any and all per-ons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file theii
claims in this office ou or before said 25th day of
November 1390.
I6-25
J. T. Apperson. Register.
and that said proof will be made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla
mook, Oregon, ou November li, 189O, viz:
Dutiiel A. Roby,
Pre-emption I). S. No. 7060, for the s w ’ g of s e
ti and e }4of s wj l and s e J4 of n w l4 of sec. 3
tp. 1 n, r 9 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
T imber L \ xi > Ac r, J i si : 3, IS78—N otice ,
said land, viz:
George M. Runyon ami Vinton 8. Rice of
for IT1.11< vi lo.s.
Tillamook, W. U. Merton and Henry Lu. mer. of
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
Bay City, all 01 Tillamook County, Oregon.
gon, Angustiò, ì.'yb.—Notice is he ic^.y given that
17-22
J. T. Apperson, Register.
1:1 compiiar.ee with the provisions of the act of
Congress ot June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon, Aug.
Arthur Provost,
23, lSyO.—Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing-named settler has tiled notice of his iti- of Buy City, Countv of Tillamook. State of
Oregon,
has
this
day filed in this office lii-sv.oru
t'-iitiou to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made bt fore statement No. 22I4, for tlie purchase of tin* \v I?
cf
n
u
ami
s
e
of 11 w 1, of sec. 28 and s e >4
the County Judge or in b:s absence, before
the County Clerk of Tillamook County, at
-i of 11 t ’g of sec. 2V, tp. 2n, r 9 w, and will offer
proof
to
show
that
t'.e loiid sought is more
Tillamook, Oregon, ou Octobe 1 13, 1890, viz:
valuable for its timber or stone than for agn-
Wesley llush,
cultmal purposes, and to establish liisclaim to
Homestead Ent ry No. 6821, for the n ’ 2 of s w 'Á said laud before the Regi.-ter and Receiver of
thisoffice at Oregon City, Oregon, 011 Tuesday,
and s ‘4 of n w ^’sec. in, tp. 1 s, r 8 w.
He names tne iollon iug witibcsses to prove his the 25th day of November, 1890.
He names as wit: esses:
ciAMtinuoiis residence upon and cultivation of,
s;?Ta land. \iz:
W S Cone, of Ih.;. City, L Smith, M I’ Carl, on,
W. 1). Illingworth, F. A. Johnson, C. II. Garibaldi, ami II Roberts, of Tillamook, ail of
Smith, and J. H \\ biting, all of Tilbuncok, Tillamook Uounty. Oregon.
Any and ajl pc sons claiming adversely the
Tillamook County, Oregon.
above-descril.vd lands ate requested to file their
14 19
J. T. Apperson, Register.
claims in this office 011 or before sakl 2'th day of
November, 1890.
16-25
J- T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PCIO.’CATION.
Land (>ffice at Oregon ( ity, Oic 11, Aug.
1809.— Notice is hereby giv^ u that the folios -
ing-named settler has filed imti .•
hisinicn- T imber L and , A i t J i nk 3. 1878.—N otice
tion to make final pro< fin svppoit o i i.- claim,
FOR Pl Bl.ll'AT.'i N.
i fore I lie
mid tb.it -,ii'.’. proof ■>'ill be rt»i !•
United Stites Land Office, Oregon City, Ore-
County Judge or In his abscrce be.. re tl e
f;on,
Aug.
I3,
1890
—Notice is hereby given that
1 ounty clerk of Tillamook (Nmnty, at i illamook,
11 compliance with the provisions cf th<j act of
Oregon. 011 < ‘ctober ¡3, IS qu . viz:
Congri is of June 3, i87w-, entitled “An act for
Henry Olds,
tile sale of timber lands in the Stales of Califor
Homestead Entry, No. to.-7, Íor the s ’ s of s w yf nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,”
of sec. 1 and n 1 _j of u
11 <,i sec. 12, tp. 2 s
Louis reterzon,
r 10 w.
He imines the following witnesses to prove of Foley, County of Tillamook State of Oregon,
his continuous residence upon, ami cultivation has Hits day ¡iled in this office- his sworn state
ment No. .211. for the pur< ha-o of the n w
of, said land vic
S. 1 <rl. J. fi’.irl, J. X.
and S. ?T. Dailey of sec. 32. tp. in, r; w.iiml v-'ill offer pro.-.f toshow
that the’.und sought is more v-sim-.blc for its
all of Tillnniouk, Tillamook County. Oiegon.
timber er st-ne thin f«>r agricultural put poses,
ii-19
J. T. Apperson' KegisU-r.
ami to establish his claim to said land before
th«- Regifit- r and Receiver of this office ut Ore-
gonCity. Oregon, 011 Tuesday, the 2-th day <-f
November. lSjo. He ra: es as witm --es:
J Ryan, 1! lb I crt... of Tillamook, W S Cone
and 1. E i until of Fay City, Oregon.
Any and all pereoiis claiming a.lvcrgcly the
above described lunds are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 2-th day
of November, I8V0.
i6-a5
J. T. Apperson, Register.
TIMlltK LAMP. ACT Jl'NIi J. iS7«.—NOTICE
l-UR PCBI.ICAT1ON.
Uuitrd Sintis Mint office. OrcRun City, Ore.,
July <■ . 1 <y> —Notice is hereby given that in
coniplinnce with the provisions of the act ot
Congress of lune 1. 1S7H, entitled "An act for the
stile of timber lands in the slates of Cnlilornin
mcgou, Nevada, and Washington'Territory,'.
Alvin H. Hart.
of Winlock, County of Lewis. Slate of Wash
ins-ton, has this day filed iu thisoffice his sworn
staleuieet No. lo-C-, for the pul chase of the e
lie *4 ami e Ljof s e *4 of sec. 17. tp. is, r 8 w,
aril will offer proof to show that the laud
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to estab
lish his claim to eaid landbefore the Register
ami Receiver of t his office at<>r< g»m City,< iregon
on Thursday, the 2oth day of November, 1890.
He names as witnesses:
W. A. Caborn of Portland, Oregon, and Thos.
J. Bower and Alfred Youugof Tacoma, Wash.,
ffnd 1'. L Neer of l’euuington, Sutter County,
( u! hfi nia.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims iu this office on or before said 20th day
of November, 189O.
I4-23
J. T. Apperson, Register.
T imber L and , A ft J i nk 3, 1878.-N otice
P ublication .
'
*
United States Land Office, Oregon Citv Or.
gon .Sept. 2,189O.—Notice is hereby given that
hi compliance with the provisions of the art
of Congress of June 3,1878, entitled ‘An act f<o
the s It timber lands in the State» of raHftir
nin, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory,”
Mcekei Swisher,
of Tillamook, County oH'illhlnook, Plate of
Oregon, bat this day filed in thia office hi«
sworn statement No. 2247, for the purchase of the
s e* j of s eq of see. 8, and »• i2 of tl e' and 11 e’/
..I s <• ', of X. c 17, tp. 2n, r u w. and will off *
piooi to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Oregon City, Oregon, ou Tuesdav
the 16th day of December, 1890.
He names as witnesses:
W. S. Cone ot Bay City, L. L. Smith of Hui Bon.
ville, ami D. Macl. tin ami H. Roberts of Tilla
mook, all of Tillamook County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
a bore-described lauds are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said Itfthdayof
December I890.
}
J-T. Apperson, Register
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.— N otice for
P ublication .
United Slates Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
gon, Aug. 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 lamia in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Gideon IL Davidson
of Tillamook, Conn t.y of Tillamook, State ofOre-
gon,has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 2205 for the purchase of the s e 1 t
oi sec. 13, tp. 2 11, r 9 w, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber <>r stone than for agricultuial pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said land be
fore the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oivron City, Oregon, on Wednesday the 19 day
of November, 189I) • He names as witnesses:
Edward Walker and Henty Robarts of Tilla
mook, and Wm, Woods and W. S. Cone, of Bay
City, all of Tillamook County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office ou or before said lythday of
November 189O.
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.-NUTICK
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore *
gon,August 9. 1890.—Notice is hereby given that
incompliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3. 1^7^, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” '
Chas. A. Souders,
of Tacoma, county of Fierce, state of Washing-
toil, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 1949, for the purchase of the el'
of 11 w 14 and e
of s w V4' of sec. 33, tp. 1 s.rx’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 hig
claim to said land before the Register and Re
ceiver of this’office at Oregon City. Oregon, on
Wednesday, the 17th day of December, 1890.
He names as witnesses:
J. A. Fradette, John Hendren, Alex. C. Mac
aulay, and Jas. R. Clark, all of Tacoma, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 17th day of
December, JS90.
18-27
J- T* Apperson, Register.
T imhkb L and , A ct J i nk 3, 1.878.—N otice
1OK I’lllI.ICATION.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
gon, Julv3(1, I890,—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An net for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Frank I.. Neer,
of Pennington, County of Suiter, State of
California, has this day filed in this office his
sworn'sti lenient No. 1945, for the purchase of
the s w
of sec. 17, tp 1 s, r 8 w, and will
oiler proof to show that the land sought is mere
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim
I" said land before the Register and Receiver
ot this office at Oregon City,-Oregon, on Thurs
day. the 20th day of November, I89O. lie names
as witnesses:
W. A. Caborn of Portland, Oregou, Thos. *J.
Bower and Alfred Young of Tacoma, Wash ,
ami A. E. Hart of \Vi ulock, Wash.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to tile their
claims in this office oner before said 20th day of
Non mber, I890.
I4-23
J. T. Apperson, Register.
TlMIlHR L.AN'11, ACT Ji NK 3, 1878.—NoTICK
EOH 1’lBI.ICATION.
United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore.,
Aug. 26, J8y().—Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of the act ot
(' < ingress ofjunes, 1878, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Janies W. Hendricks,
ofPortland, County of Multnomah, State of Ore
gon, has this day filed in thisoffice his sworn
statement No. 2233, for the purchase of the F
of s e % of st c. 4, tp 2 11, 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 land
beforethe Register and Receiver of this office
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Fridav, the 5th day
of December, 1820.
He names as witnesses:
Wiliiam Doyl , J A Buckley, P F Ilall and
Archie Foster, all of Portland Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abiive described lands are requested to filetheir
claims in th s office on or before said 5th day of
December, 189O.
16-23
J. T Apperson, Register.
1;
NOTICE FOR I’UBLICA! ION.
Land Office at Oregon City, Otcgon, Sept. 5,
1S90—Notice is hereby given that the following
trained settler luis 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, al Tillamook, Ore.,
on October 24, I890, viz:
Isaac A. Yager,
Pre-« niption D. S. No. 5623 for Lot 2, of sec. 8,
tp 2 s, r 9 w.
lie names the following witnesses to proof
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said lam I, viz:
Olans V, . Olsen, Frank Goync, Janie* Tittle,
ami L. II. Brown, all of Tillamook, Tillamook
County, Oregon.
16-2I
J. T. Apperscn, Register.
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, I878.—N otice for
l’CCLICATlON.
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore
gon, Aug 9, 189o.—Notice Is hereby given that
in complin nee with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June :t, 1878, entitled “An act for the
side of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,’
Jas. R. Clark,
of Tacoma, cmmty of Pierce, state of Washing
ton, has this day filed in this-office his sworn
statement No. I95O, for the purchase of the w >£
ot n w 14, n e
of n w ’ and n w 1. of s w of
sec. No. :t2, tp. Is, r8w, and will offer proof
to show that ilu' Lind “ought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses and to establish his claim to said land be
fore the Kt gister ami Receiver of tliis office at
Oregon < ity, Oregon, on Thursday, the 18th
day of December, ¡8!’o. lie names as witnesses:
Alex. Chas. McCaulay, J. A. Fradette, Johu
Hendren ami Chas. A. Souders, all of Tacoma,
Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abovv-descrihi d lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said i8rd day
of December l«0o.
I8-27
J. T. Apperson Register.
T imberland , A ct J une 3, 1878.—-N otice for
P ublication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore
gon, Aug. 8, 1890.—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for tl.e
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
Alex. Chas. Macaulay
of Tacoma, County of Pierce, State of Wash
ington. has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 1947, for the purchase of thew
of n w 1, and w ' 2 of s w * 4 of sec. 34, 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 and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Oregon, 011 Wednesday the 17th day of Deieni-
ler, 1890.
He names as witnesses:-
John Hendren, Alfred Voting, J. A Fradette;
of Tacoma, Wash., and John Edwards of Tilla
mook' Oregon.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
above -described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 17th dayoi
December, 1890,
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J. T. Apperson, Register^
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otick
for Pi IU ication .
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Oregon,
Sept. ? 1S90.— Notice is hereby giveii that ill
compliance with the provisions of the act oi
Congress of lune 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,”
Sidney V. Anderson,
of Tillairook, County of Tillamook, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in thisofficehis sworn
statement No. 2248, for the purchase of the u %
of 11 e
and s w b» <»f u e ’4 of sec 27,tp 1 11. r 7
u, and will offer proof to show that the
laud sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish Ills claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon
City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the iCth day of
Dc'-etnbcr 1*90.
He names as witnesses.
U h Libby and ¡1.Roberts, of Tillamook
and L. E. Smith and W. S. Cone of Bay City,
all ot“Tillamook County, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-describeci lauds are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 16th day oft
December I890.
I8-27
J. T. Apperson, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregou City, Oregon, Sept.
5, 1810.—N< tioe is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler lias 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 Comity, at Tillamook, Ore
gon, on October 23. 1.-.9O, viz:
Alfred Deane,
Sophia Laurens,
Pre-emption D. 8. No. (^>7, for the no1, of sec.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
18,
tp.
3
n,
r
9
w.
Pre-emption, I) S. No. f' V». for Hl;e T.ots 1, 2
Land Office at Oregon City, Ore., Sept.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
and 3 ami c 1 of n w l{ of see. iq, tp 3 s. r :o w. 1 a ? o .—Notic e is hereby given, that the follow itij 5,
Sb, name» the foil« w ing w itn< f - - to prove her named s ettler ha- filed notice of his iutenlion ti continuous residence upon ami cultivation of, T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
coutinuon icsidcncc upon and cultivation of, make final proof in support of his claim. anC said land, viz:
PURMCATION.
IL V Alley, If A Todd, J. 11. Morris and 8.
said land, viz:
that said proof will be mede before the Count)
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore,
E. B. Chamberlain, R. II. Holires, T. J. Harris Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook, Ore S'-ovell, all of Onion Peak, Tillamook, Countv, gon,
March 5, 189O.—Notice is hereby given that,
Oregon.
m«l <’. k. Cl'bnitrl.in, r.li cl Woods gon, on October, 23. l-',o, viz:
111 compliance with the provisions of the act of
<6-21.
J. T. Apperson, Register.
Tillamook County, Oregon.
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
Stephen Scovrii,
14 19
J. T. Apperson, Register.
sale of timber lands in the States of California
Pre-emption D. S. No. 699*1, for the wLofn e ’4
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ar i e hi ut il V. L of M C 11, tp. 8 n r b ft.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for
Land
Office
at
Or»
gon
(ity,
Oregon,
Sept.
Alfred Young,
He li.-.mes the following witness« s :<> prove
.
l’UHI.lCAI 1<N.
his continuous residence upon ami cultivi.tion I9. 18.0.—Notice is hereby given that the of Tacoma.county of Pierce,state or.Washington
follov» ing-named settler has filed notice of his has this day filed in this office hil sworn state
United States Land office. Oregon C:tv, Ore of, said lam!, viz
COB An.:. 8, ■ 1
Nl lice 1
Alfred Dvnnc. IL V. A’b y, Lee Al’ev and J. intention to make final proot in support of his ment No. 1948, for tiie purchase ofthee '2 n w H
in compliance with the provision- of the act ci IL Morris, all of Onion Peak. Tillanio- k < omitv claim, and that s .id proof will be m-idc before ami e
of s w»Z of sec. 84, tp. 2 s, r 8 w. and will
the County ( lerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla offer proof to snow that the land sought is niore
Congress of June 3,
’entitle I “An i:ct for Oregon.
mook, Oregon, on November, 8, 18<H), viz:
thi >..!•> oftitnl ct I oi l- in th« Stati sof Ca ifoi
16 21
J. T. Apperson, Register.
valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul
ilia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter: itory,"
F. A. Johnson.
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to
Thos. J. newer.
Pre-emption I>. F. No 6526, for w
of s c ’ of said laud before the Register and Receiver 01
notice for publication .
this office at Oregon City,Oregon,on Wednesday,
of T.iconin, countv of I’i '-cc, <t t*' of Wash
l and Office at Oregon » ity, Oregon, Sept. sec. li tp 1 s, r 8 w.
He names the following witnesses to prove his the 17th day of December, 189o.
ington, has thia day filed in this office hi** swot ti 3. 18’Jo.—Ndice is hereby given that th,- bil
He names as witnesses:
statement No io.'.-, for the putch.»>e >>I t!.<- <1 c ', lowing named settler has filed notice of his in continuous residence upon and cultivation of
John Hendren, A.
McCaulay, and J. A Fra-
of sec. 3I. tp. 1 s. r 8 w, ana will off. r proof to tention to make final pioufin support <»f his raid land, viz:
Alfred Newman. Theo. Stelnhilber. Wesley dette of Tacoma, Wash., and John Edward» 0
show trial the land sought is mere v.ilual le for claim. and that said proof will be made before
its timber or stone than for agrieu’t.i al pur- County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Tilla Rush ami John GabrieNon, allot Tillamook. Tillamook Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverselytne
I ilia.nook County, Oieaou.
nostsand to establish I.is claim to said laml b»
mook, Oregon, on October, 2o, i89o, viz:
alxn e described lands are requested to file tneir
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J. T. Apperson, Register.
tore the Register md Receiver of this offu v at
Alfred Johnson,
claims in this office on or before said 17th day
Oteeon Ciiy. Oregon, on Tiiursday, the i8td day
I’re-t :npti< n D. S._ No. 6214 for the n e ’, of sue.
ofl’fcember, 1890.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
of 1». emit-er, I*«-
I8-27
J. T.Apperson, Register.
12 tp. i 11. r 6 w.
Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon. Sept
He names as witnesses:
Hr names the following witnesses to prove his 10 1890.—Notice is hereby giveu that the
Janie« R C lark C! as. X. Son h -s, J. A Fa
dvttr and John Hcudtcn, all of Tacoma, Wa-h- co:.titiiious residence upon and cultivation of. fiolowing named settler has tile«! notice of TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. IsyM.—X0TI< K
said land, viz:
his int< ntion to make final proof in support of
iiigton.
FOR PUBLICATION.
z
> W. Iler. James McLaran, and George Hines hi« Haim, and that said proof will be made be-
Avy and n’1 persons claitnin? adver-rly th-
-•t <ialc«Urevk I*. O and Thomas M. Hine- of tory the county Clerk of Tillamook countv at
United States Land (Jffice, Oregon City. <
; <i,- c itx-«I lands ore reqoesu I
fi lhei
Oregon,
on
November sth Sept. 2, 1892.—Notice is hereby given that hi
claims in thi«s office en or before s .id .sth da; Forest Grave, all of Washiugt-in county, Ore 1 illamook,
gon.
1890, via:
• compliance with the provisions of thc
of December ¡890.«
Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled “An act for tne
to-21
J• T. Apperson, Register.
'
J T. \pvors 1. Kt ci ¡ir
John H. Morris,
sale of timber lauds in the States of Cali for«“»
Pre-emption D. S. No 6346, tor the w
of s w ’
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,
NOTICE FOR Pl HI.ICATION.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
r «• \v 17 a,,<i C 3
S e
Svc‘ 1H’
5 n’
Charles E Libby,
f
Land Office at Oregon city. Oregon, Sept.
I. f nd Office nt Oregon City, Orrgnn
Set'
of Tillamook, Countv of Tillamook. 8tate
-Notice la here! y given that tne follow-
Hr iK.nit-« thy following witm sses to prove his Oregci . has thisdav filed in this office his swO^
:S;n—Notice is here v given ihnt th-
ing-named
settler
has
filed
notice
of
his
inten
foil .»wing named settler has filed notice of h:s
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of statement No. 2244. for the purchase of the s
intention to make final proof in support of his tion to make final proof in support of his claim, said land, y iz-
of 1; c i-4 and s
of 11 w ’ 4 of sec 23, tp. 1 n, r 7 •
»il l that said nroof will be made before the
Alfred Dean and Lee Alley of Nehalem, and and will offer proof toshow that the land sougn
claim, and that said I proof wilt l»e ti ad«* in fo »
the County Clerk ot Till:»
Till o n >k C
i,i Tilla County clerk of Tillamook County, at Tillamook < harks Koetscheand Will h Rush, of Onion is more valuable for its timber or stone tnan
Orcgou. ou Octi her 21.
vix:
Peak all of Tillamook County '»regon.
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-- Xovcmln
r H 1-i» riz;
for agricultural purposes, and to establish n.
»<»k,
Oregon,
n
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J. T. Appt.x.n. Register
claim to said ’and before the Register and kv -
George m . Runyon,
Gust Nels» n.
ceiver
of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on
cf
Pre eruption. D. S No —m, for the w
of se Pre emption D. S No »t*3 for I.ot 4,s w
Tuesday, the 16th day of December, 1890. He
n w ’ t and n w 1, of s u ‘4 ofatv. 3. and I.ot 1
of mi 5 and w 1 ? n c i, .»i -
8, tp • • *'
names
as witnesses:
*
T
imber
L
and
,
A
i
t
J
i
ne
3,
1878.
—
N
otice
.
He names the following witnesses t.» prove hi« of si c. 4, tp. 1 n. r 9 w.
W. s. Cone and L. F.. Smith of Bay City a’’
He names the foilowing witnepses toprove
continuous residence upon au»l culu*. ation of
EUR Bl BUCATION.
S.
V.
Anderson
and
H.
Roberts,
of
Tilhu
“
001
’
his
continuous
residence
upon
and
cultivation
said land, viz
V nltnl St nil-» l_ar.ll officv ilrv ¿0:1 City, Oregon.
of Ti'.k’i iook County. Oregon.
. .
>f. said land, via: ■
I*. M.ignusen, 1». Terry and P Nrl w < f F»
Ai:c. 13, IS9O. Notice is herrbv given Unit in all Any
and all persons* claiming adversely tn
V inton S. Rice. Jos. Gnu.Iran and L. Gau- compliance with the provisions of the act of
»ml W. S. Cone of Bay Cuy, all of Tillamook
drau of Tillamook, and Itaniel A. Robey of Corgre-s otjum- 3. 1x7s Cnlitle<l An act for the above-deserilied lands are requested to filet®^
County. Oregon.
Rax City, ali of Tillamook county, Oregon.
sale of hmbt. lands iu the State« of California claims iu this office on or before said 16th day
18-33
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Oregon, Nevada, aud Washington Territory,” December,
18-27
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Latham E, Smith,
NOTICE FOR ri RI U AT1ON
of
Bay
City.
County
of
Tillamook
,
state
of
Ore
NOTH
E
FOR
PUBLICATION.
Land OIRce at Oregon « ity. otuon. ^ept ?2
IA nd office at Oregon City. Oregon. Pept. gon has this day fied tn this office his sworn
lMk».—Notice is hereby given that the folio* :ug-
NOTICE.
named aettler has Hleti notice of hi* Intention 4. Doc- —Notice is hereby uven that the billow statement No. 2212, for the purchase of the n e
U nitfd S tatu * L and office , O bec . on Cri»
to
final proof in support of bis claim, and 11»«-name«l settler has filed notice of hs int« n- ’i of Sec. 32. tp. 1 n r 7 w. and will offer proof to
{ that
h„ imike
«aid pmofwiU be made before the c. -intv tion to make final proof in support of his claim show that the land sought ts more valuable for Oregon . Sept 201**0.
having been entered at this
« ’.-rk »<Jtr. lamook County, at rillanu>ok. Ore and that said proof will be made before th» it« umber or stone than for agricultural pur by Complaint
J oel H e . llhoff again« K atie
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at Villa iM ses. and to establish his claim to said land
gon. on Novembet it l*i*o vu.
or abandoning her Homestend Entry •
utook«
Oregon
on
<
ctobvr.
z2.
lSyt).
viz:
before
the
Register
and
Receiver
ot
this
office
Peter Magnuscn.
_
at Oregon City*» »regxm, on Tuesday the Mth dav 7917, dated Jane 4. i8ro. upon the nr'»
RcnjamiH Higginbotham.
Pre-emption D S No. c cm . f.-r (he n ’ of* w
of November, 1890.
’
3 »3. tp a *». r?w. Tn Till, monk < ounty. <
with
a
view
to
the
cancellation
of
S***
and se G of a w *4 of sec \ and n e
of n w Homestead Entry No yon, tor lota 2. 3. 4 and s
He names as witnesses
and * w ** 'tfse^of see 20. tp 2 n. r 10 w.
of arc, s. tp in., row
J Rjan II Robert« of Tillamook. I. Peterwon the .«aid parties are hereby •nmmoned »<>
He names the following w itnesses to prove his of Fiiley, an>l W b Coho, ot Bay t itv all of Tin-, pear before the Uonnty Clerk of 1
He names the following witness»-* to |fh've
County at Tillamook Oregon, on the xrd«• -
his continuous residence upon ami cultivation continuous reMdeMCv Upon ami cultivation of mo l County, Oregon.
said land, vis;
of.satdund
rt»
cf
rtj
and; all persons claiming adveraelv the Nov ¡«90 al ro o ck < k a m to reftrend ■ «J®'
A U A . In man. W R xldcmian and L. C at Any -Irwril.d
allegro a
Gust Nelson, D Perry and T \*e’< • of » oh 1
land* are reuMi-nte.1 to file their ni<h testimonv con«-emin<
And on
te* im. ny th« n
‘ .
and w S. Cone of Bay city, all of TtHamook Smith, all of Hobson ville and Wm Hriimdkr cl vims in this office on or before said rsth dav of donn . nt
of Tdlutftook all of Tiltamook County. oregou Nove-.rbcr. 1S90.
county Oregon.
ted a eario-rwil be toad at ti vawffi«** °n 1
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