Tillamook headlight., June 01, 1893, Image 3

T imber L and , A ct J v . ne 3, 1878.—N otice eor
1'VBLICATION.
I’lnteit States Land uffiee. Oregon Citv. Ore­
gon, April 19, 1893 —Notice is herein given that
in compliance with the provisions . f ti c act of
Congress of June 3. 187?». entitled * An a< t for the
sale of timber lauds in the States of < a.itornia,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
George Barrett,
of Reuben. Conntv of Columbia. State of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn state­
ment No 2710 for the purchase ot the s e *. of
section 23, tp. 2 n, r 7 w. and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses. and to establish his claim to said land
t>efore the Register and Receiver of this office at
Oregou < ity. Ore,, on Wednesday the 12th day
of July. 1893 He names hb witnesses:
Bate. Fred Thompson, Robert Osborn and
W illiain Ryan, all of Portland. Multnomah
County. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-ilescribed lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 12th dav
of July, 1893.
4s_t>
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
MILK TESTING.
Its Advantages as Compared With the
Cream Testing Method.
Gradually creameries are falling into
lino and paying for milk according to
tho butter fat it contains. As tho cream
test often gave very poor satisfaction
when cream was bought by test, patrons
are first inclined to be suspicious that
tho milk test may not give accurate re­
sults. There ¡3 a chance that it may
not, but not so great as incream testing.
Tho milk goe3 to the factory in a fluid
condition, and if the ono making the test
is careful lie can get a fair sample.
But cream stood around two or three
days in all kinds of weather and under
all imaginable conditions, and by the
timo tho hauler made his visit it was far
from homogeneous—there were thick
clots, and there were thin streaks, and
thero was a big chance to miss getting
an accurate satnplo of tho mass, even
granting that the test was accurate,
and wo regret to say that tho evidence is
too strong to the contrary to bo pleasant
to bring nfresh to mind. Those were
times of fierce competition.
But some caro is necessary to get a fair
sample of milk for a test. Tho testing
when done is done so quickly that patrons
who desiro can see it done and know just
what their milk tests. In the first place,
tho milk must be thoroughly mixed. In
creamery practice this is done fairly well
in the weigh can by emptying the haul­
ing cans into it. A sainplo of the whole
quantity is then taken, and probably the
quickest way, which is at the same time
a fair way, is to take a glass tube about
one-eighth of an inch in diameter and
open at both ends and put it into the
milk clear to the bottom.
The milk in the tula; will necessarily
be tho same as the milk in tho can. Now
put a finger over the top of the tube and
withdraw the tube full of milk and run
it into the patron's sampling jar. Tho
test can be taken from this at once, or
tho samples can lie put into this jar
daily, and a composite test taken ut the
end of a week. A little corrosive subli­
mate or potassium .icliromute in the
sampling jar will keep the milk fluid so
an accurate test of the composite sample
can be taken. These preservatives are
poisons, and tho preserved milk must not
be swallowed.
Multiplying the weight of each pa­
tron’s milk for the week by the test giv­
ing the jiounds of butter fat that Ins
week's milk contained, and multiplying
this by the price paid per 1 ound of fat.
gives the money due him.
M. L. Newton of La Porte, la., has
made a ••computation" which saves all
the multiplying. It is not necessary
even to know the multiplication table
to tell exactly wliat is due each patron
if you have a Newton computator. And,
by the way, if you have 110 computator
make a tablo for tho settlement as tax­
ation tables are made. This table shows
the value of pounds from 1 to 0, from 10
to 90, and from 100 to CCO. The value
of each patron’s share is very quickly
and easily found from it und the liabil­
ity to make mistakes mado extremely
small.—Northwestern Iowa Dairy Jour­
nal.
KEEI
Df Oregon.
C *>k- ’’TÄ’
0+4,
For thi Curt of
Liquor, Opium,
Morphine, Cocaine, Chloral
and Tobacc: Habits.
^E«]EDIE^
aqd
TJ(E5TR[E]ilT
Are just the same as at
DWIGHT
and are authorized by
Dr. LESLIE E. kTELEV.
Complete, Permanent
Cures Assured.
O ver 100,000 P ersons have
been C ured and no such thing
as F ailure is K nown .
C rrespudma anil personal visits
at either Institute or at the Portland
consultation office, Third an Morrison
Straits, ¡.filed.
F. L. T aylor .
M edical D irector ,
F rank D avey ,
M anager
FOREST .GROVE.
F P L onergan ,
P hysicician in C harge .
C B. C ampbell .
B usiness M anager .
ROSEBURG.
Jerseys at Chicago.
Fifty Jersey cowa, ‘‘the cream of the
-ream," are now comfortably quartered
on the World’s fair grounds at Chicago
in readiness for the great dairy test,
which begins in May and extends through
the entire fair. Among these cows are
the former queen, Enrotisama. «.‘»pounds
9 ounces, and the celebrated cow. Islip
Lenox, 711| pounds.
Besides these the list includes 32 cows
with records ranging from 14 pounds to
34 pounds 84 ounces of butter in seven
days. There are also a number with
equally creditable records for shorter
periods, and all the cows have shown a
probable capacity of 21 pounds of butter,
or better, in seven days. These cows,
which will represent the American Jer­
sey cattle interests, were selected with
great care by Mr Valance E. Fuller and
Hon. J. J. Richardson, with the aid of
"ther members of the committee, from
41 her»ls located in 15 different states.—
Practical Dairyman.
La. <1 </th« e. at Oregon
Pre eniytion l>. H. Mo. ;»■». 1<* th* •*«.■“• »■
tlH*e"i'ianw» tile following « it«*•«••
Vr^1’
Ills continuous residence upon and culti» ation
Fr>nk l-nd.
,H'd|ieriiilgt
of,»«i.i
viz Un. Frank '“"ft*,!!* X'i*
limn Mime, and l«wc Smith, nil of lUlarnook.
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ore^i
J. T. Apperson Register.
NOTICF
for
ITBUCATION.
Ing-named -etti, r ha» « ed notice of hi. .nien
g, to make final proot in •.‘■4''^'.’.î,
he
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pre emption 1» ' N’" 7811, tor the s e ’/*. of sec
J’- 'P; ’ "■’ 7,i7ef.,iiu«iiig »itii««en°prove hl«
cmn'iinKm. residence up<m a»d cultir.iti«»«
««'d [«"« ììfcl.». Frank IMinrlierty. J*’1’'*“.''1
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iii < x > u County, Oregon, T. Appereon. Rexi.ier
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION’.
Land offi«*e at Oregon City. Oregon. Min is.
1893. Notice is hereby gneii that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice ofhisintcii
tion to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said Proof will 1* made before the
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at I ill «
m00k Oregon, on July 6. 1893. under section
2.01. R S., viz
Andrew Conk I in.
Homestead Entry No. 9479- *nr J1**11 w « 0 ” e
•4, 11 e % of 11 w
of aec. i$, • H of a w K, at.
10. tp. 2 n, 1 low
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He names the following witmsacs o prove tin
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
V*Reading. S. M. D.ilcy. Henry Olds and
Henry Herdt, of Tillamook Oregon
J. T. Apperaon. Register.
notice for publication .
Und Uttice at Oregon City. Oregon. May B.
jaw-Nothe I» hereby give« that lie follow
ing named settler has h.. d notice of his inlcn-
lion lu make final proot in »upporl <>hl. cis IlliI.
and that »«id pr.-ol
'* """lc. ' ' I ,1
I'uaiity Klerk »I .-illamook i ounly, al fill«
monk,Oregon.ou July S. i"V3. '«*
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llo.ne.tead Entry N« S.o lor th. »
of • - K
n e K of a w . a.id a e
of u • ,. «•** "■
3 uJuan.ea the folio« 111« wltne..e. to prove hi.
conhimo!" Lid.-l.ee upon and cull.*..............
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E F Lyater. Willi .m I’ .ter
fieM and Fred Buhroar. o.
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION’
M i TII E FUH FVBI.K ATIirS.
land Office at Or«<on City, Gregon. May
n
3 -Notice I« hereby given that the •”'••>*
i named rettl.r h.a hied '••*«’£
to make final proof in .lipport of hiactolm ••«*
that aald pr...f will tie made Iwfare the K< gi ter
Ind «“cewer of Oregon Oly. Ore . on July X.
Jo,! 5' '’¿ïùv'prterx.
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Maa Fiaher.
It ,meat, ail Entry No 9(3'
of, Mid Und...
ÄÄ«i : of F.toy
., Frank Worth
tonnty Orefton.
T.n.n.*ok < on.ity
for lot* J •"<> *• —
continuous reside..« upon and eultivatkm ol.
“tfÄÄt.nkk* Pan.elI- room Manry Tok!
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Oregon.
VOTI. F EOK 1'1 BI.ICATIUN
.ttiaiEfflsìiiS
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Homretrtd Entry X» FM* forth«»* .
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«.iMMfiMto prove hl*
He
the follow •
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»aid'.and. vii
K fieovell of uni«•«
1^,' ä np7.mr^“'
J«my .
o*f Tillamook eo.nl, .1 Tillamook.
on July • 1»JId
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“ h ?’ w ,’ g « o » Walto«. Henry Haye» ami
*rt*‘ Tlltomm* <■—',•
Money loaned,
PAINTING,
Notes bought,
Frescoing. Decorating, Collections made,
Oregon
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and Paper-hanging.
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L ank , A ct J unk 3, 1878.— N oi ick
FOB 1*1 BLICATION.
United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore­
gon, May 18, 1-93.—Notice is hereby given that
hi compliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, IM7S, entitled "An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of Califor
nia,Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,'
llcnn J . A1 Bold,
of ('ape Horn. < '01111 ty of Skamania. State of A ash
iugt'li, has tliisday filed in t his office hisswoni
statement No. 2819, for the purchase of the
w b, of s e '4,11 e ’401 s e
of sec J2aiid 11 w *4 of
M.w ’4 of sec. 23. tp. 2 n, r 7 w, ami will offer proof
tosnow that the land sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agiicultuial
purposes and to establish bis claim to said
land befoie the Register and Receiver of this
office at Oregon city, Ure , on Thursday, the 3rd
day of August, in 3. He names as witnesses
Fred Thompson, Rol»ert Osborn, Wm. Ryan
and Thomas li.iy, all of Portland, Ore
Any ihk I all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are icqiiestrd
r<
to file their
said 3rd day of
claims in this office on or tielore
I
August, 1893.
J. T. Ap|M*rson, Register.
5» 9
GKO. W KKrKK.
Itor Cif,
Irotting Bred Stallion,
c.
rrioi, 2:32.
WiB make tlx* HeaHon of 1893, com-
invncing April .3 to July 1, nt the follow­
ing plnrPN.
MONDAYS, John Jnhnnon’B,
at
Garibaldi
TUESDAYS. Mr. Ray’»,
at the North tor k Nehalem. WED­
NESDAYS. Saturdays A. Sundays
at C. A. Bailey’s one ml.«’ east of
rillamook Cltv THURSDAYS, at
Joseph Bixby*»» at Beaver Creea
FRIDAYS, B R. Daniels, Nestucca
T imber L and , A ct June 3, IM7M.—N otice for
Pl'm.ic ation .
United States Land offiv-e. Oregon City. Ore-
go.1. April 15. 1893.—Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions <d the act of
( I. I* Is i5>| hands high and weighs 1230 lliw.:
Congress of June 3, 1M*8, entii led "An act for the
a beautiful hay with black points, lie has a good
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
clean
bo e, with powetful muscular develop
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as
nieiit. lie begun developing liutural trotting
extende«! to all the Public Land Stales by act ot
action
at ail early age. ami Imd lie !»«••• n handled
August 4, l 92.
would no doubt trotti <1 veri fast Hr was di Iwn
George R. White,
but a short time on a farm track and trotted u
of Pot Hand, County of M ultnomah. State of Ore­
full mile in 2.32. 11 I n colts all show fine trotting
gon. haa tin- day tii« «t m thUoAcu hiaavom
NOTICE.
action and a two-year old trotted lust year heller
Whereas, in y wife, Anna A IMrling, bus dr
statement No. 27 .4. t ir the purchase of the n w
tliHii
3.00
He is kind as a kitten, petfeclly
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mid
board
without
just
cause,
I
Nertrd
my
l»ed
•4 of section 24, tp 2 n, r 7 w, and will offer pnsif
to show that the land sought is more valuable therefore forbid all persons to harbor het or level headed and pure gated.
PEDIGREE Mire Challenger in6| by Almont 13,
give her credit 011 my account a» I shall pay no
lot Ita H.nbri 01 atone th.m f'U ng r ku 11111 al pm
sire of 17 j ::rfurni««rs In the 2 30 list. Including
poses, and to establish his claim to said land debts of her contracting from this date.
Fanny W illicispoon. 2 iMfr (the grami race mare
treioie toe Register and Receiver ot this office at May
1J. I«9i-
that field the 2 mile record for seven yeaisi,
C.
1*
1)AHI
ing
Oregon City, Oregon, on Tnuraday, the 6th da\
S> r
Pirdinolit. 2 17’4 (Ihr beat stallion ill |KM| ); West
of Jiliv 1893 He names as witnesses:
n.out (p). 2 ij’t, who has to his credit a inilr tn
Rols it Oslsiri.e, Fred Thompson, John C
201'4.
with tunning nmtr. thrneares*. approach
ADMINKI
RATOR
S
MALE
Peck, and Joel Bate, all of Portland, Ore
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of an ever made to the t 00 mark by a horse in rmriirss.
Any and all pe. sons claiming adversely the
Almont's
family recoiils show 623 iimiies ill the
order
of
the
lion.
«
ounty
(
ourt
of
Tillamook
iibuve-dvscrlb d lands are requested to file their
claims in till-» o Hee 0.1 or b •far«- aald 6th day of county Oregon, duly made on the 4th day of 2 y» list, and loo in the 2 20 li-t as against 424 «nd
May 1 93, the undei signed administrator «if the and 55. ics|>ecthrly at this time a year «go
Julv, im > 3.
('hallriiger. sire of Trumpeter, 2 2«>‘v Chai
estate of John Rock deceased, I de of I illamook
4M5
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
county. Oregon, will on batunlav, June 24th Irngrr Chief. 2 21 ; l*r«Kr«stination, 2 24, C I. B.
i*,3 at on«’ o clock in the afternoon, offer for tifai 2 32, Bri huger trial, 2 \6, Hessir W Dial,
riMHER L and . A ct J i nk 3. IM7A.—N otice for sale at public auction at the court house door in 2 40 1 I. I* 's 1st «lain Lisxir Pepper by Hay
Tillamook. Oregon, tin real pro|»erly of said Pilot, tiy iHmopliMiil. he by Davy < rockett sire
P chi . icai ion
of Eta Jones, 2 20 nn«t «bun of liumladdf. 2 20
United Mates Land offic«*. Oregon City, Ore­ estate dcscrilied a- follows to wit Preemption
gon, Ap.ii 2i»l .893 —Notice is heteby given tliHl land claim of John Hock in I Illamook < ounty, and dnr*i by Ma ni bri no Champion, sire of Molly
L«mg 229 l>«»m i’e«lr«», sirrof C» 11,2
Marshall
Oregon
being
the
south
west
quarter
of
th«-
tn compliance wim the pr*>visious of th»* net ol
Cungn*-sotJune 3. 187«. entitle I "An n« t for the northwest quarter, and the north half of the Maid, 2:23’« Hilly It 2 27. Totna<lo, j j<t and of
dams of Doncaster, 2 2* Golden Wing. 2 24
sale of tini'*rr bind* inthe Mutes<»fCMltforiiia, south nest quarter, and the siiuth west quarter the
Manibrino Medium. 2'jx ( Manibi ino ( hampion
Oregon. Nevada and W asliiugton Territory," as ol the south west quarter, of section (17) sen n
by Manibrino Chief 11. th« gn at siic **f broo«!
extended to a.I the Public Land Mates by act of (ecu. in township (5) five south, of range (KJ)
mares 3d «lain by Don ««Ing Bay Messenger.
west,
ofthe
Willamette
Meridian,
in
Oregon
August 4. 1891,
Terms ol sale one-half cash, one half secured sire of the 'lams of « lark « hlef and Brown Chief
Daniel Keogh.
Clark < '111*4, sire of Croxie, 2 is* 4 and of the dams
of Reuben County of Columbia, State of Oregon, by note and mortg>«ge on the prmuises sold. • »f Martha W ilk« s 2 dm Phallaa, 2 13k Maioliia
Cash
bids will also l>e considered Coiivt yam-es
has this «lay tllvo in this *»ffi< t* Ina sworn state
2:1s, Coralloid, 2 14^ WII miii , 216',
Brown
in» nt No 2713, for the purchase of Hie 11 v % of to I m - mad« a! the « xpvnsr of purchaser
etnei sire of the «lain of Altamont iqiufhe
52 3
H. H R ock . Administrator.
section as, tp 2 11. r 7 w. and will offer pr«a»f lu
list 41 h dam by Matklmg * W hip
show 1 imt the land sought is more vm I iim I*1 c fur
its timber or stone than fur agricultural pur-
A <1 tuin lat rwl. >r’■ N«.tlre.
puses, and lo establish his clmm to said fand
c L P is entered in the Witch Hasel Mtallion
Lefor«* the Register and R» ceiver of this office at
Noti««
in
Itereby giv«-n timi Ih« un.ler- Frodu* e Wake, which entitles all his get of i K- h
Oregon » Ity, Oregon, on Thursday, the 13th «lay
to
start 111 this stake of |i'M>.
of Inly, IR93. He names as witneuaes
»igii<-d mliiiinifitriitor of ili.- KntatH ni E
Ercd rimmpMHi, Roliert osliorn, Joel Bale and
C A BAY LEV.
Win. Kyaii all of i'ortland ore
A llsrla.iir lina flledin llreCoiinly Court
Tillamook. Oregon
An) mix ! all persons claiming adversely the
<4
Tillniii.uk
Counfy,
Oregon.
I
iih
filini
al>ov• «1« M-ril»ed la ids are reque«te«i to fi • their
claims lu tins office on or before said 13th «lay a<-coiint a» hiii -I i adminintrator and thè
»if July. 1893
Court l.iia *«t Mondar, thè 2nd dn, ol
J T. Apperaon. Register.
507
Terno: SI&.00 smon. <25.00 Inmrinci.
July IK90,
T imber L ami », A ct J i me 3, |A7M.~-N > tk e
F or i'l MLICATIUN.
«t
lOo’. kick in llie foren.un.
lor tl.e hearing and wtllement of naid
accollili, al wni.h tini« all |ar«ona in-
United Mates Land Office. Oregon City, Ore
go«, April 2l*t, 1893 Notice is beri by gii cu that tereoted may preaent (or hearing un) ob-
in compilali* <■ will! the pro* Isious of the act of
< oiigr«»«* of June 3, 187M, entitled "An act for the j<»-tioii> to a iiil account.
«»aie of timber lauds in the «tales of ' alifornia, ;ny2
I*. I IJVM.v, Adniiniutrator.
Oregon, Nevada and W a«hiiigt«*n Territory," a«
extend«s1 to all the Publk laind Mates by act of
August 4 «‘S3
Fred Thompson,
of Portland, < «»unt) of Multnomah, stateof orc
go 1, has this day filed 111 this office Ins sworn
statement No. 2711. for the purchase of the n • %
ot section 23 tp 2ii. r 7 w. and will offer pr«s.f
to show that the lam! sought is more valuable
for ita tiinlarr or stone than lor agricultural pur
puses, ami to t -Ublisli his claim h> said fami
ix-forr the Register and Receiver <»t tills offic e at
If you do, you should have THE
Urrgon < Ity. «»regon, on W ednesday the litfi
day of lui) , *89 . He name» as witnesse»
LADDER Or JOURNALISM,
Kola r! <»siM>rii. |ori Bate, William Ryan and
Robeit Case all of Purtland, Ore
a Teat Book for Correspondents. Re­
Any and all persons claiming adverse!) the
porters, Editors and General Writers.
above «lesetiia^d lands are requested to file their
Claim- in this offl. e <«u or before saRI ilth day of
PRICE. 60 CENTS.
July, 1-93.
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
Do yon Write for the Papers?
SKBT ON REI KIPT OF FBICB. BT
NOTICE FOR PI RLK ATJ<»X
l_>nd office «I Urcgon < ity, Urrgou M«y
c*« Ntitic** i» herebw given that Cne follow
¡ÄTä «ule’h.. filed -O'-
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United States Land office, Oregon City, Ore­
gon. April 18th, 1893. Notice is hereby given that
111 compliance with the provisions of the act of
Cougress of June 3, 18,8. entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the Slates of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terribu y,"
William Wilson,
of Reuben, County of Columbia, State ofOregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn s ate-
ment No 2712, for the purchase of the n w *4 of
section 23. tp. 2 ii. r7 w, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses, and to establish his claim to said land
uefore the Register and Receiver of this office at
i iregon < ity, < iregon, o nTiiesdai. the nth day of
July. 1893 He names as witnesses:
Fre«l Thompson. Joel Bate Robert ( shorn and
William Kvan, all of Portland, Ore.
A.iv and all persons claiining adversely the
alxiv. dcscril>ed lands ate requested to fi.c their
claims in this o.lice oil or b ‘fore said nth day of
July, 1893.
J. T. Appetitoli, Register.
Jo-7
Fakes and Imitators!
and Receiver of the V
>b>y. or**o.i. on
n b S
i i.MBEit L and , A ct J unk 3, i87H.— N otice
K»R Pt'BL.CATION.
BEWARE OF
NOTICE FUR Fl HLK ATIUN.
Land Other at (begun (By. . oregoli. April
- V — Notice is
.» hereby,MV.
th* Ml
2 , iAG3.
hereby M' t u th«
1
ii.g-m.inclretliirh«. fi e-lnolnvot hw intmtlo
t.. make final proof in »il|>pon
'".V
that »aid pr.a.t will 1« mail* lwl >.* th* K.,ul * F
tì)g'&2&?335
r* a » È 9 .<4 C Q
T imber L and , A ct J1NE3, 1878 —N otice for
Pl'BLlCATlON.
United States Land Office Oregon City, Ore­
gon, April 21st 18J3.—Notice is Hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions ofthe act of
Congress of June 3. 187S. entitled "All act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
James M. McNaughton,
of Reuben, County of Columbia, State of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his swore state­
ment No. 2718, tor the purchase of the 11 w W of
section 27, tp 2 11, r7 w, and w .ll offer proof to
show that the land sought is 111 •• < \ .finable for
us timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
and to establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon
City. Oregon, on Thursday, the 13th day of July,
I893. He names as witnesses:
Fred Thomi sen, Joel Bate, Robert Osborn and
Wm. Ryan, all of Portland, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
alxive-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 13th day of
July. 1893.
50 7
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
Truth About Silage.
A letter recently received from Mr.
Butterfield states that he has carefully
looked up the matter and finds that the
Hon. James M. Turner keeps about LOO
cows on his Springdale farm near Lan­
sing, Mich., and during the winter feeds
about 40 pounds of silage daily to cac’j
cow with a feed of clover hay and wheat
bran. The milk from these cows is reg­
ularly delivered at the condensing fac­
tory.
x I am tjuitv
me tuner
quite sure, uu
on the
other iiuiiu
hand, ,
that silage will taint milk under certain
conditions, and t’jat it3 evil effects may
follow even to the butter itself. 1116
~
odor of silage is very penetrating and
very lasting. It seems very reasonable
that in a stable raturated with this odor
if the milk stands for any length of time
in open cans it must carry the odor with
it. But there need be no strong odor of
silage in the feeding stable.
The trouble has been due in somocc.ses
to having the silo located in connection
with the feeding stable, an l its door
opening so that there is a continual out-
pouring of its odors into the space where
the cattle are confined. At other times
the silage is brought into the feeding
stable in quantity and remains there
some time before being fed. Neither of
these conditions is necessary to the feed-
ing of this product.
For years Hiram Smith of Sheboygan
furnished leading hotels with butter.
Had there been a taint in either the
cream or the butter it most certainly
would have been detected and objections
made. The careful, cleanly dairyman
need have no fear of contaminating his
milk through properly made and proper­
ly fed silage.—Professor W. A. Henry in
Breeder’s Gaxette.
3 32"g g 3
T imber L and , A ct J i nk 3. 1878.—N otice , F or
P ublication .
United States Land Office. Oregon City, Ore­
gon. April 18, 1893 ^-Notice is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions ofthe act of
Congress of June 3, i>;\ entitled An act for the
-alt of timber lands in the States oft alifornia.
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
Samuel Bowen,
of Reuben, County of Columbia, State of Ore­
gon. has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 2719. for the purchase af the 11 e
*4 of section 28, tp. 2 n,r 7 w. and will offer proof
to show that the land soug it is more valuable
for its timbei or stone than for agricultural pur­
poses and to establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office
at Oregon City, Oregon, on Tuesday, the 11th
day of July, 1893. He names as witnesses:
.Fryd Thompson, Jorl Bate. Robert Osborn and
William Ryan, all ofPorlland, Ure.
Any and alt persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested lo file their
claims in this office on or before said 11th dav of
July, I893.
50-7
J. T. Apperaon, Register.
For’egt E^oVe and ^ebiiFg.
c-'. Î
O c; «» H
Oregon ¡Stamp
Will make Hu*
wchhoii
of 1K93 «’• follows:
eo Munson's place,
Burnt I'riiiric, Monday« >«n«l
W<-<l:i«iMliiyH, II A. M. to I. I’.M.
.Jones Bros’ bain,
TillniiKMik,
o’clock
I’.
from
M.
Monday
»1
4
to W.'dn.-Miiiy at
!l o’clock.
John
place,
ikk . iih
IhJIenbrand'H
Oretown,
and
Friday
Saturday
after-
forenoon««.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION
Oregon Manip is three lourtl.s
('lydrs<tale, was b/gled Ms)’ ¡0,
I KM7, bred hjr | f. < irieraofl, K m I fiii ,
Ore
Hire, .Maftfi.n Forward;!»,
hire Merry Mason O2Z2, S (’ K.
B t) bain, Bet, by McriyMason:
Grandnm
H»d,
Lionliart ami
< ieorge, known as the Hubbard
<>r» g<>ii Klamp baa taken
Mare,
lour
l»t pfriniuiMg at Oregon
lie is a maliagony
hfaie Fair
lUy, weight* 17ftO, 17 Imrnlfi
l*igli, x»*nile, allow a k « rm ! move­
ment, is sure in l*egeiting colt»
T imbkm L and . A< t J i ne l 1*78-N oti . E fob
ALLAN FORMAN.
pt »LK AfloN
Uniteti H(ate« Land office. Oregon < it 1 Ore
117 N amau S treet . P»* you«, N *
gon. Jan 16.
—Nolic« is hereby given that
in c«*mplian«» with the pr<»vi«ion> of th«- ac t of
< on grew- of June 3, «87* «-»ititled An a< t (•* the
•ah* of timber landa in the nial«-« of California.
Oreg«*n Neva*la •««! Wawhingl«»« Terntory
a*
. xU-wled u, ail the Public Mnd 8UU« w by a« t of
»«guai 4 18/» . ,
. w
Rtrhard F Ryan
of P«»rtla*»d. ( <»«inty ••f Multnomah. IMat«* *»f
Oreg'M», ha« thia day
in ibi» office hi« »worn
•la terne nt No r"M fc* »he our< haae *»f the w «4
of» r k n e H of n « *« and lot ( of aw y* and
WoM complete tfiook of
lot 4 of «er 19. tp 2 n r 7 » »nd will *»tlrr pr*aM
ita kind ever pubhahwl
toih'iw that the land «ought la mw valuable
(,tvea riiM»iifcri<Hili <#f
AND
iftf its limber Of »V»««- than tor agr Imita ral pur
all Rinda of
I.HMber
riMT» and to eatabliah h»» Haim tn mid laud t«r
« the Register and kw*eiver of thia office at
Oregon « ity oregou. 0« Th «rada y. the Î7th day
□
wood n>* a«ure «or* d ,f
I*4.rabl« wlirn th« mare 1« known to
•fJaly. iWt He narnra aa attmaam
circula» «a««, care of
coni wood table«
with loal, rhatiK*« han't» 1* ia taken from
Walter Kohnhnar* n «ml Jurgen H petera of falling tre«-a growth of trrw land maasnre
Can funi ah |>a»ture lor
Portland Ore and Walter Nmith and Rotiert wages rent '**'4 int^reet (Have and heading U m ro'inly
Mieta of Tdlam«M»t. Ore
bolto etc
Atandard » mo R Ihrrmghont the t rf tuarew if <l«.irr«l.
Any and all p- r*»na cAaimiug ad ver «el y the led Matea and canada
lliwatrate«! edition nf
Cat« will 1« takrn. hut will not I h * r<-
•br»ve-<b-acTibe«1 landa are reo *e»trd u» ile tbe»r i IM i A ah jonr »»oobwller for it
Claim« in thH office •nt of heftet «aid rrth day «X
•l»a>aihle for a<' i>lenta
-nt poaipeid \<* • • • o’*
Jaly 1893.
<, U kIMfhR
N. I*. II <a»ON, Owner
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Moi >jg Rotheatev N Y
SCRIBNER’S Olir OltMillitl toll.
Lumbar
L oq Book.
I
Terms: $12 to insure, for
single mare, and $lO each
for 2 or more.