Tillamook headlight., September 01, 1898, Image 2

THE TILLAMOOK
SlUitmaak
fjcabltiiht
I>. Dek. Bowman, Editor.
Fred I* Smith, I* ubl Inlier.
Q'Hcial Paper, Tillamook City and County
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Telephone No. 9.
Office at corner of Main and 2nd streets.
The republicans of California
have redeemer! that state from the
silver heresy and put forth an un­
usual ticket on unusualv strong
platform. California will lie re­
publican this fall beyond a doubt.
The famous battle of New Orleans
was fought after peace was declared
so was the battle of Manila after
the peace protocol wan signed. 11
does not matter when the battle
was fought, we are in possession
of Manila and th^t is nine points
in law.— Hogue River Cruiser.
Idaho republicans have inaugu­
rated a new scheme for campaign
management. The state committee
will consist of two members, one
man and one woman, for each coun­
ty. This innovation will be watch­
ed with interest by politicians of
other states.—Telephone Regi ster.
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Eastern capital is seeking invest­
ment in Oregon and at lower rates
than ever before offered. A large
loan was plactd on Portland proper­
ty a few days ago at five per cent
This is one of the <1 irect results of a
square indorsement of sound
and honest in iney. Sherdian Sun.
The battleship Oregon will pro-
hably be retained in the North At-
lantic Squadron and she may nev-
i r return to this coast. But if in
her place we can have a goodly
portion of the victorious M.iiii.a
lien wa shall be satisfitd and ns
for an Admiral, Yankee-Dewey 11
do.
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maty an.I France to observe a
ho whispers »town » well
neutrality which th«y did not feel
About I lie goods he has to sell,
and which wat> evidently involuti
ou t reap the gleaming, golden dollar*
Like one who climbs a tree and hollers.
taryand ungracioi.s
It ha» given u« a pioud
It ib not our intention to, not' do think it best to
in hiitory at d am »ngit the nation
of
tne
earth.
Our
victories,
both
Dispatches state the congression­
al committee on military affairs oneea and laud, and eepeci By our
has decided in favor of recommend­ naval victori«s are unparallelled
till you're tired out but we do wnut you to remember that we always keep
ing a bill creating a standing army in the bisory of the wor’d.
011 baud a good fresh supply of all kinds of
Dewey at Manila and Schley at
of 100,000 men. It is to be hoped
that congress will pass the bill. The Santiago etai d alone, peerless
new position ast umed by the nation among«! the navil heroes of earth,
amongst the nations of the earth I and lhe American navy takes rank
Merchnudlse, Groceries, Dry Goods, etc. Just step into our «tore for a moment
renders the proposed number of as the b«-t for the tize, of any navy
and let us convince you that wl.at we say is true, that our stock is good and
trained soldiers an absolute ne in lhe world.
And, last, but nnt least, the war
we sell it just as cheap as anyone
ceseity.
has taught us our needs, the reed
of a greater navy, a large standing
The H eadlight is tired of call- army and an inter-oceanic canal,
ing attention to the persistent vio- all of which w? will have as quick­
lation of law indulged in by certain ly as indomitable energy and ine x­
persons who persist in defiling the haustible resaurces can supply
waters of Iloquarton slough by them.
ibley
dumping the heads, bones and en-
Take it all in all we think there
Principal Office,
Hobsonville, Oregon
trails of salmon into them. The are few indeed who would under­
330 Market St. San Francisco, Cal
practice must either be stopped or take to say that war has not been
m
>n some form of disease or other, to us a ble-sing in disguise and CIS-::
brought about by all this filth, the that it has not resulted in great
T imb . k L and ACT.I1-NE 3, 1878.—N otks F ok I «han for agricultural nnri>o«e«.aud to e»labli«h
public will pay the penalty.
and jermanent gain.
.>( .->£. d,
/
, his
i!e claim tn
an(] hefore
to an
sai i.| I ] laud
before the
the Reirisler
Register and
and
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for UMBER LA.su,
Boise to be wrong. Mr. Baxter
has repeatedly forfeited his charter
andwhen attacked on that ground,
as we ui derstand the attorneys
proposed to do, he will lose.
Couneul Mason at Frankfort Ger­
many reports German exports to
the United States as having fallen
within the past year. Even so,
and Germany has not seen .the end
of it yet. Before Germany recov­
ers her lost trr.de with America she
will have cause to repent in sack­
cloth and ashes, the impertinence
that made her lose it.
Logger's Supplies
And Save Money
The Truckee Lumber Company
J. E. S
, Manager Store and Mill,
The indication»« are that Eng­ DO YOU
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land will be obliged to recede from KNOW THE NEWS •
her “peace at any price policy” and |
You can Im ve it all for
assert her rights in the far east, j
1ER..
Cflp PER.
When China, at the instigation of
MONTH
Jlo.VHI
Russia treats Great Britain with
in The Evening Telegram, of
conti tn pt, as she has recently done,1
Portland, Oiegon. I( is the l.irg-
est evening newspaper publish­
(jueen Victoria can hardly under­
ed in < >regon ; it contains all the
take to oblige the nation to set
news ofthe stateand nation, Try
il f -r a monili. A sample cony
supinely by and submit without
will be mailed to you free. Ad­
protest. It was through the efforts of
el ress
THE 1’EtE'iKAM,
England th it thedo >r of theCbinese I
Portland,Or.
Empire was opentd to the com j
merce of the world and for her 1H)W
to allow Germany, France and T imber L and , act June 3 1878.—N otice F or
P ublication .
Russia to close it would be not on-
United States Land Office, Oregon City, Ore­
ly the worst kind of financial pol- gon March 9th, l8w<—Notice is hereby given that
incompliance with the provisions of the act of
icy but rank cowardice as well. ( ongress of June3, >8;8 enlil vd “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of California
E tglishmen are neither fools nor Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, "as
extended toall the Public Land States by act of
cowards and the nation is becom­ August 4. I89J,
John G Wisecarver;
ing thoroughly aroused on the of McMinnville. < ounty of Yamhill, Stale oft Ire-
gon, ha« this day filed in this office his sworn
question atid will soon d mu .1 its staleineiit No. 3025. for the put chase of T?2
<ifW*4of Sec No. S in Tp No.
S R No. 0
ri.hts. A bio ily war over the West, ami will offer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
Eastern question is not only pos- than for agricultui al purpu-eF and to v-iablish
hi- claim to k aid l.tnd before the Register ami Re
When ihut ceiver of this office at Oregon City, Orvuon, on
bible but probable,
Monday, the 27th. day oi Sept, 189-'.
He
war cornes America ni ty find that names as witnesses:
J II Hell of McMinnville Gre., Rib-y Smith of
she has interests to protect, and Davton ore.. Hiram Rummel of AicMinnville
Ore . William II Young of McMinnville Ore.
England may n<»l find herself Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
above-de.-cribed lauds are requested to file their
alone.
chums in I his office on or before said 27th, day.
What We Have Gained by the War.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for
P ublication
United States T.aml Office. Oregon City Or Apr
hi .8 —Notice i* hereby given that in com­
pliance with the provisions of the act of Con­
gress of June 3, 1878. eiiti’.b-d “Ail act for the
sale of limber lauds in lhe States of California,
Oiegon, Nevada, ami Washington Territory,”
as extended to all the Public Land States by
act of August 4. 1892.
James B. Mellott,
of Dayton, county <>f Yamhill, State of Oregon
has this day filed in this office his sworn state­
ment No :.o\2 fttr lhe purchase of the ne’4 of
Section No to In township No 2 S Rang ? No 7
W, and will offei pro -f to show tint the land
sought is mo« 1* valuable tor its timh -r or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
hisclaim 1 • sai«l land before the Register m-d Re-
ceiv< 1 - f this office at Oregon City uu Fr day,
the 9th day of September, I898.
ID- t,ani( s as witness:
Rih \ <?. smith, of Dayton. Orego i. Albert E .
Cook, of M« .Miiinvifle, Oregon, J. W l’i«liburn,
of Dayton, Oreg hi , Janies L Fletcher, of Mc­
ol Sept, ¡80.
9-« Minnville, Oiegon.
Chas. B. Moores Register.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds are requested to file
their claims in this office oil or before said 9th
day of .September, 1-898
C has . B M oores .
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1873.—N otice F or
Register.
PUBLH AT1ON.
United Stales Laud Office, Oregon City, Ore­ T imberland , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice for
gon Mar. 9U1, i-S|S -Notice I- herein given that
P ublication
in compliance with the provision« of the act of
United S.atcs Land office, Oregon City, Ore­
Cuiigress ofjlinc 3. l8;8, entitled ’An mt forthe
gon,
Apt
il
11,
189-'.
Notice is hereby given that
sale of timber land-in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada ami Washington Territory,’’ as in compliance with the provisions of the act of
extended to all the Public Land States by act of (ongrtof Jun ■ 3, 1878. entitled “An act for
the sale of t mber binds in the States of Califor­
August 4, 1892.
nio, Orc--. hi , \ • v;i«i.i, ami Wa«hiiigt«yi Territo­
David , ,ni I is;
of Tillamook County <>f Tillamook State of Ore., ry a< extended to all the Public Laml States
Jias this day filed in this office his sworn state­ by act of August 4, rSp,
ment No. 3023, for the purchase of lots 1 2. 7. &
Luther J. Fletcher,
8 of Section No. 6 in 'Township No. 2 South of Dayton, c Mint} of Yuinhil«, State of Oregon,
Range N06 West ami will off. r proof l -show that ha« tills «lay filed in this office his sworn state­
t
the land sought is more valuable for its timber ment N<> JOJ ’. for the putclmse of the t- ‘
• J
or stone than for agricultural purpoHc*, and to of section no 24 in Townsnip No 2 S. Range No ' 7
establish his claim to said land b tore the Re w. ami will offer proof to show that the lain! •
gister and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
is more valuable tor its timber or stone
Oregon on Moinluy, the 27th, day of Sept., sought
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
isq -S. He names as witnesses;
hi«
c!alin
to «ai«l land before the Register and
Albert E Cook of McMinnville, Or , James H Receiver of
this office nt Oregon City, Oiegon,
Bell of Ah-Minn Ville < he., Rilev Smith 0! Dayton on
Fi
iday
the 9th day of September, 1898. He
Ore., John Willis <»f McMinnville, <
Any and all pe-s ms claiming advers« .y the names a* witnesses;
Albeit E. l ook, of McMinnville. Yamhill
above described lands are requested to file their
chiimsin this office on or before said 27th, «lay County, Oregon, Riley G. Smith, of Dayton,
of Sept, 1S98.
9-2J Yamhill county. Oregon, Janies B. Mellott, of
Chas. B. Moores P.egi ter
Diiylou, Yamhill county, Oregon, John W.
Fishbttrn. of Dayton. Yaniliill county. Oregon.
Any and all pe-sous claiming adversely the
above-described lauds Hi« r< .¡nested to tile their
«•biims in this office on or before said 9II1 day of
T imber L and , A ct J unk 3, 1878.— notice for September, 1898.
P ublication .
C has . B mdores .
Register.
United States T^ ohì Office. Oregon City. Ore­
gon, April 13, iS' no .ice is hcieby given Unit
1 In coinpUaiM t. with the provision« of the act of
Cuiivru-h of June 3. i.ys, entitled ‘ An art for T imber L ard , a . t Jv-<r 3 i » t *-N oticb ,- ok
P ublic ation .
I the sale of timber lands in the »tale» of ( alifor­
niti. Oiegon, Neva bi an I Washington Ter ito-
United States Land office, Oregon C’ty, Ore­
i ry;*’aw extended to the Public I.and States by gon, April 11, Is«/»,—Notice is hereby given that
act of August 4II1, 18w2,
in cixnpliam’e with the provi-ions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “Au act f >r
William H. Fletcher.
the «ale oftimb» r lands in lie States of Califor­
of McMinnville, conutv of Yamhill State of Or­ nia. Oregon. Nevada, amt Washington Territo­
egon. has this day fib <1 in this office his sworn ry.' as extcudetl to all Public Land States by
statement No jn‘6. for the pitreiiH.se oi tlie w *•> ret of August 4. 1892.
of W *3 of Section 2 » in Town-hip No 25 Range
James L Fletcher
No 7 w ; and w :I1 offer proof to show that the of McMinnville, county of Yamhill, s’ ite of Or­
laud »ought is more valuab e for Its timber or egon. has th is day filed in this office his sworn
stone than f >r agrtcultiiraP^iirposes, and to es­ statement No. 3051, for the puieha.se of the nw' ,
tablish its claim to s lid land before the Regis­ ofSccDou x-.v 10 in Township N > «. lH-i »e No
tri hii «I Receiver of tills offici at Oregon City on - w. ami will offer proof t<» snow that the" land
Saturday, the lòtti day of September 1898. He .««niglit is more valuable for its timber or stone
names as witiu uses;
than for agricultural purposes, and t«i establish
Riley (I. Smith. of Dayton. Oregon. Albert E. his claim to said laml befine the Register ami
Cook, of McNIinmille, òrrgon, Geoige H. Rax- Receiver of this office at Oregon city Oregon»
tei, of Dayton, Oi cgou, John Stan, of Dayton. on Saturday, the nth «lay of Septei-.iber 1898.
He names as witnesses;
Oregon.
A E CiK-k. of McMinnville, Yamhill conntyOre-
Any and all persons claiming adversly the gon. Riley G. smith, of Dtvioa. Y tiiihiH cb.ni-
a^ove-doscribcd land« are lu»|ties;ed t-> file tyOregon, J. B. Mellott, of Davton. Yamhill
their claims in this office on or before «aid 10th county. Oregon. J. W. Fletcher, of Dayton,
day of September 18»^8
Yamliill county. Oregon.
«HA». H MOOHB».*
■ Any and all n« r«ou « «1.dining adversely the
Register.
I above-de«eribed lauds are re-inested to file their
claims it» this office on or before said loth day
| of September, in »>.
Chas B Moore«.
Register.
Now that the war is over it is
quite natural that, we should look
over our accounts and endeavor to
ascertain what are the gains nr
losses we have sustained in the
affair. Aside from the loss of life
we are probably out over $120 600,-
(MX) in cash besides the indirect
Illicit whisky sellers had better losses to business, foreign commerce,
take notice that the bays indent etc., which it will be impossible to
ing the shorts of this county are closely reckon. That much for the
henceforth to be considered as with­ debit side of thelsdger;
in the county’s jurisdiction. Scows
Among the things we have gain­
anchored in the bays have had ed by the war we m ty reckon:
their day and the man's ambitions
1st. Tne island of Porto Rico
to sell whisky by the drink tO IllH and other West India islands.
thirsty fellow mortals must either
2.id.— A stable government for
pay license or quit.
the island of Cuba and probably
'■ the island itself, insuring protection
While the county did not in ake for our vast Cuban commerce and
quite as good a showing this year for our Ctibian interests.
3rd.—A portion if not the whole
as last year in the matter of elim­
inai cases, yet there was nothing of the Philippine islands.
And aside from this territorial
of a very serious character before
acquisition
we have gained:
the court this session. So long as
A deeper nations I feeling, a more
all misdeeds of a county are con­
fined to the misconduct of a few profound, and exalted patriotis m,
indiali worn tn and their consorts We have forgotten political parly,
we may still limi much room fur class distinction and personal in­
terest and remembered only that
self congratulati >n.
we are Americans, citizens of one
common glorious country.
Either ths consolidated M. I
All remaining bitterness between
University is, in the opinion of the north and the south has been
Portland , not at all desirable or obliterated and the gallant men
the city is very much asleep to Ito who once fought under the stars
i nterests. The universities to l>e and bars have, under the »tarsand
T imber L and . A ct J une 3, 18,8 — N otice for
consolidated include the Methodist
FVMI.ICATION
stripes, demonstrated the fact that United Stalos T.aml
office. Oregon City, Ore
universities now at Tacoma, Tort­ in love for their country and will- gon. April i t, 18 ;8 — N'ntie
* i< hrre'iy g-v-n that
in
compliance
with
the
provisions of the act <4
land and Salem, and the consolid­ ingne<i> to die, if med lie,
Uongr»«« of June 3. 18.S, entitled, “An act for
for iU the
-sale of t mber Ian.!» In the s-
, f ,
ated university will be a large tenor and well being, they are
but ns extender! to all the Public Laud States by act
affai
Tacoma is working for the one whit behind the men of
.
th« of August 4. i 8 qj
George II Baxter.
school with might and main and north. Henceforth there will
D-iyton. countv of Yamhill Stst of Oregon,
be of
has this day filed in this office hi« sworn state
will probably gel it.
metlt N - mxs. toi the punch-ise of e’ . f w . of
no north and no south, but one Section
No 28 in Inwiiship Xo. 2« l{.ui v No -
w. and will offer m»K>f to s I h ' w that the lana
great grand united country.
sought is more valuable for its limber or «tone
f -r agi 1cnltnr«l purpos.•». and to e«t--‘dish
The feeling of hostility toward than
The settlers along the Little
hi» claim to ««hl laud he lor« Hie Register au«l
Receiver
of thi* .»ffice at On-gon Chy Or
Neetucca Toll Road have again England which prevailed, especial­ on Saturday,
the toth day of September.
He
name«
as witnesses
ly
in
the
north,
has
been
allayed
lost their ca.-c against Mr. Baxter
Kiley G •'smith, of Daikm. Yamhill county.
John Starr, of Day ton, Yamhill cetu tx
just as the H kadi mnr prophet led, and Americans have become con­ Orego-i
Oregon William H Fletcher, of McMinnville'
«mi til tviish <»re*t at Al « t F « . . . . f
liefore the suit was brought. The vinced that Great Britain, amongst V McMiunvillr,
Yamhill ctmuty. 0 « <<>1
Any and all person« claiming adv>—«rly th«-
county had the a West attorneys ob­ all the nations of Ktirope, is their above
describetl land» are reepi «! <1 to file their
in this office on or before said . ?(h day
tainable but.the theory on which, one unfailing frieud. Il was Eng- claims
ot September, IS98
Chas. D Moore*
the case was tried was held by Judge land’s influence that obliged Ger
MrgUter.
P ublication .
P ublication .
United States Laud Office. Oregon City, Ore­
gon. April 13th. 1898 - Notice is hereby given
that in compliance with the provisions of the
act of Congi e«s of June 3. 1878, entitled “All act
for the sale of timber lands in the Statesof Cali­
fornia, Oregon. Nevada, ami Washington Terri­
tory.' as extended to all Public Land States by
act of August 4> I8J2,
John Starr
ofDa toil, county of Yamhill, State of Oregon,
has this dav tiled in this office his sworn state­
ment No. 30-4. for the purchase of the w‘-» oi e
of Section No. 26 in Township No. 2 S, Range
No. 7 W, and will oiler proof t«> show that the
I > p . I sou-? I, t 1^ more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es­
tablish his claim to said land befo e the Regis­
ter and R'-celver of this office at Oregon City
on Saturday, the loth day of September, 1898.
He names as w itnes es:
George H. Baxtei, of Dayton. Oregon, Riley G
Smith, of Dayton, Oregon, William 11. Fletcher,
of ’cMinnville. Oregon. Albert E- Cook of Mc-
Minnvill ’, Oregon.
Any ami all person« claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claim-., in 1 Ills officw 011 or before said iotli day
of September, 1898.
Chas. B. Mootes.
Register.
railed States laud Office, Oregon City. Ore
gon Juh 6tb. iSyX —Notice is heieby given Hint
III compliance nitb lhe previsions of the aci of
long ess of June 3. is-8, entitled “An act for lhe
sale of limber lands in the states of California.
Oregon. Nevada and Vt ashington Territory," as
extended to all the Public Land States by act of
August 4, 1892
Stephen E. Launer.
of LaFavette. County of Yamhill, State ofOre
has this day filed m this office his sworn state
nieut No. 3087, tor the purchase of the \\ ' 2
*2
of Sec. No 32in Township No 1 ¿Range No.7
West, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, ami to
establish his claim to said land before the Re­
gister and Receiver of this office at Oregon City
Oregon, on Saturday, the 17th uffi-'ept., 1898.
He names as witnesses:
Portland Adan s of McMinnville, Ore., Joseph
Houston, of LaFavette, ore., Earnest A. Hi!l, of
La Fayette, Ore., William Hubbard, of LaFavette,
Register
land , A ct J une 3, 1S78.—NoTice F or
P ublication .
United States I.aud office, Oiegon City, Oregon
June 1 sih, 1K98—Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions of the act of
Congress of .lune 3, I878, entitled “Au act for
the sale of tirabei himis in the Slates of Calif«.r
ilia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory'’
as extended to all the Publi • Land States by act
of August 4 1892,
Edward A Nichols,
of Davton. county of Yamhill. State of Oiegon
has this day filed 'in this office his sworn state­
ment No. 3086, for the purchase of the
of e%
of Section' No. 34
Township No. as, Range
No 7w, ami will offer proof to show that the
land sou-iht is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es-
tab!i<h his claim to said land before the Register
ami Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Ore.,
011 I uesday. tlm 13th day of September, ls«;8;
He nam s as witnesses:
Noah P. Robinson, of Davton, Oregon. Ralph
Star, of Dayton, Oie.-on, Albert E. Cook, of Mc­
Minnville,'Oregon Riley C.. niith, of Dayton,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-describ« d lands are requested to file their
claims in this office oil or before suid 13th day of
September, 1898
Chas B Moores Register.
T imber
Any’ ami all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to tile their
claims in this office on or before said 17th, day
of Sept., 1898.
Chas.
Moores, Register.
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T imber LA nd , act unk 3, IK78.—N otice for
P ublication
United States Land Office, Oregon City. Ore­
gon, April ant 11, 1898—Notice is hereby given
that in compliance with the provisions of the
act ol Congres- of June 3. igyS, entitled “An act
for tne sale of timber lands in the States of Cal-
iforniti, Oregon, Nevada,and Washington Ter­
ritory,’’ as extended to all Pub ic Laml States
by act of August 4. 1892,
Erne t A. Hill,
of La Payette, count v of Yamhill, State of Ore
gon. has tliisdav filed in this officehis sworn
statement No 3060 for the purchase of the s e
ofSeclioi No. 2G in Township No. 1 south,
Range No 7 west, ami will offer roof to show
that the laml sought is mo.e valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural pm pose«,
and to establish his claim to said land before he
Register and R< ceiver of this office at. Ore on
< itv, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 14th. day of
> '..t.mL.'i . i
lie names a witnesses:
Portland Adams, of McMinnville, Oregon, Jos­
eph Huston, of LaFa.vette, Oregon, W Hiani J.
Kelley, of McMinnville, Oregon, William O.
Ch«se, of .McMinnville, Oregon.
Any ami all persons cla! ■ ing adversely the
above (b-scrihed lands are requested to fi e their
claimspi this office on or before sai 1 14th, day
of ¿eptember, i8'.<8.
C has . B. M oores ,
Register
!
r;
T imbf . r L and , xcr J unk 3. I v *—N otice for
Pt Bl 1CAT1ON.
United States Laml
.
n City, Or Apr
lilh, i%^s — %• )tu c is hereby gi<. n that in v 1.-
plitiuce with the pro-, bi
the a< t oft’ou-
gress «if June i, I87S, entitled Au act f«u the
•ale « h It- iber Mild« in the St-ites »if « alifomiH
Oleg >11.
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r
as extended to all the Public l aml State* by
act of August 4, 1892.
John W Fletcher.
of Davton. county of Yamhill, state of Ores
has this day ti'cd in this office hi« *«
menl No. :o.j fi r lhe putcha*e of the
of
of Section No. 21 in Township No . h k.i
No 7 w. ami will offei p;«»
r »f to *i.< 11
fond «ought 1« more vab
valuable for 11« tin>b>n
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•tout than for agrirnlti
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vw?|»c»«e« t «.H.
tablish his 1 inim
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• Vn - at O egotiC
Fiidajr. Te
P» ‘ »»
.Uli. day of SepttHi be r. IS9.S.
He
t« wltue«aes
wit?
names ns
Albert E. t’u»»k. <«f McMtnnvill•. Oreg n Ri
lcl ii "n.iU <>f r-ayt.m, o t
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MeMolt. of Davtou Oregon Luther! Fiet« Iler
of Da\ 1
o tgon
Any an i all per*»»« claimine advers^lv
ab-.d. ■« lind ! Old
, ., ie«t d ’ fite
Claims in this office 011 or l»cforv said »th
,e
Septem xr.
Chas R M » i -1 ■»
' Receiver of this office al Oregon City, Oregon,
on Wednesday,
.......... -...... - the i Ith day of September, 1898.
■1‘".esses;
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He names as - «11»»
.w.vootv.
............
Ore., William
Portland .....
Adams,
of McMinnvelle,
M
J. Kelk y, of McMinnville, Ore.. John Willis, of
McMinnville, Ore., Thomas W illis, of McMinn­
ville, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lauds ate requested to file
their claims in th s office on or before the 14th.
day of September, 1898
Chas. B. Moores, Register.
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T imber L and , Acr J unk 3, 1878—N otice F or
P ublication
United S at'-s Land 1 >fficv, t.»i - g hi City, Orcgou
Muy 17. 1S98 —Notice is lie reby given that in com­
pliance wiih the pi ovisions oft he act of Congress
of Ju e 3. 1«---. entitled “An net for tin- «ale of
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Terrilot v,” as extended
to all the Public Land States l y act of August 4,
1892,
Mary H. Franklin,
of T.a Fayette, county of Yamhill, State of Ore­
gon, has this day filed in this office her sworn
«tatement No. 3O77, for the purchase of the E %
of E
of S ctioii No. 8 in Township No 2 S,
Rann No. 7 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 es-
tablish h«-r claim to said land before the 1 egister
and Receiverot thi«otfi e at Oregon City, Oregon
on Friday, the 16th, day of September, 1898. lie
names as witnesses:
William G. Hill of McMinnville, Ore Hans
Pelerson of McMinnville, Ore. William W. H ub-
bardofLa Fayette, Ore. Alice Hubbard of La
Fayette, Ore.
Anyatidall person- claiming lhe above-des­
cribed lands are request' d to file lln-ir claims in
thi«office• norbefute said 16th. day of Septem­
ber, 1898.
Chas. B. Moors Register.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3 1^78.—N otice for
P ublication
_ United
_____ ____________
States Land office,
_____ Oregon
___ „_____
City, Ore.,
.... . 23, t S. i S.—Notice is
May
: ! hereby
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given that in
*' provisions
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cotnphance with the
<>f r the m t of
Congress of June 7. i *7‘L entitled “An ac for
the sale of timber I «mis in the States of Califor­
nia. Oregon, Nevada, and Wasb.ington Tcuito-
1 y,” as' xtended to ail the Public Land States
by act of Augui't 4 1892,
Nathaniel Stretch,
oi Dayton, county ofYan hill. State of Oregon.
1 has this day filed in this office his 'sworn sta e-
liient No. 30S0, for the purchase of the s% of >!4
! of S< ( tion No. 32 in Tow nship No 18, Range No
6 west, and will offer proof to show that the laml
: sought is mote valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, ami to establish
his ciaim to said land before the Registe ami
Receiver of tfi s offici-al Oregon City, Oregon,
or Tuesday, yie th da« of September, 189s.
He names as witnesses:
Cris T. Starr, of Dayton. Ore., John Starr, of
Dayton, Ore, Riley G. Smith, of Dayton, Ore
George Baxter, of Day ten. •> e.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described 1 -.nds ar*- requested to fil«- their
claims in this office on or before said 13th day
' of September. I898
Chas. B. Moores, Rigibte.
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878.—N otice for
PUFI.ICAI ION.
United States I and Office, Oregon City, Ore.
April 20, 1S9?.—Notice is hereby given that in
conipliauce with lhe pr«>.j.*!u:i« of tne a t of
Congre«« of June 3. 187 >. entitled “An act fin- the
sale of timber lands in th«- States of California,
Oiegon Nevi.cl .and Washington Teriitury.” as '
• xtemh -1 to all the Public Laud 5 tates by net of
August4, I892.
Will’iim O Chase,
of Mcxi -’iivilb count <>f Yamhill. State of Orc , ;
has th s day filed in this office his sworn r-tate-1
menl No. 3058, tor the purchase of lhe 11 «•., of
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11 " ’*
" 1»
Section
No 26 in Fownship No 1 south. Range No 7wegC
aiul will offer proof to show that the land i
Bought is mure -aluable for its timber or stone I
T imberland , A ct J une 3, 1878,—N otice for
P ubli . ation .
ViiTted States Land <>ffi- e, Oiegon City, Ore­
gon, April 11, t 8«)8.—Notice is hereby given that
in OGinpliaiice with the provisions of the act of
Congress of Jive 3. 1878. entitled “An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States ofCaliffi’-
n:a. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territo­
ry.’’as extended to all Public Land States by
act of August 4. 18^2.
John W. Fbdiburn
of Dayton, county of Yamhill, State of Oregon,
has this day filed in this office his sworn s ate-
im nt No 701", for III ■ purchase of the w’., of < %
ot Section No 24, in Tow' shin No 2 S, Range No
7 w. and will offei piooft show that tie land
.«ought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural ] ui no* es. and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register and
Ret t iver oi'thi* office at Oregon City, Oregon,
on Hi iday, the 6th, day of September, I898. He
names >is witnesses:
A E. Cook, of McMinnville. Yamhill county,
Oregon ’Gley G. Smith, of Dayton. Yamhill
county, Oiceon, James L. Fle’cher, of Me' inn-
ville, Yamhill county. Oiegon, L- J. Fletcher,
of Dayton, Yamhill county, Oregon.
Any and all persons (-'aiming adversely the
above - described lauds are reqiustad to file their
claims in this office on or Lefore said 9th day of
September 1898.
Chas. B. Moores.
Register
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