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TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. JULY 2,
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Program for Celebration.
AWFUL EXPLOSION.
336 Men Are Killed in a Wyoming
Third July.
Races will Mart at 1 o'clock p.m . aharp
Coal Mine.
Trott in« Race, 1 mile. Repeat race.
H anna , Wyo .June 30.—At 10:30 A.
Pacing R ice.
M. today an explosion of fire damp in
Running Race
The McMinnville Band will play Ixdween mine No. 1 of the Union Pacific Coal
Company snuffed out the lives of 236 i
heatri.
men, injured scores of others, and caused
F«»Uith July.
the distruction of a vast amount of pro­
Salute at Kimrise.
Procesaion will start from school house perty. The mine was not fired, as stated
<1 10 a m., and parade by way of in the early reports, but the explosion
Sec jnd Avenue East and First Street was terrific, and completely shattered
to Race Track, headed by the Me* the timbers ot the main shaft and numer­
Miimvilk Band ; Liberty Car, Uncle ous entrances, filled the workings with I
Sam and other aitrt-ctionB. G.A.R debris, and those of the minors that
and Fraternal Orders are invited to were not killed outright by the explosion
take part in the parade, aed mer were buried alive.
The explosion was heard for manv
chants and buwmesH houses are re­
quested to furnish floats for the oc­ miles around, and attracted people from
the adjoining settlement. Huge timbers
casion.
Ceremonies and Oration at the Race and railroad iron were hurled from the
mouth ot the shaft a distance of 200 and
trat on arrival of the parade.
Oration by Hon. Charles Galloway, of 300 feet.
Superintendent E. S. Brooks and a
McMinnville.
12 o’clock Moon. Grand Barbecue. Roast I large force of men went to work with a
Beef, Mutton and Pork, free for all. will to remove the debris from the shaft
1 p.m. Plug Ugly Parade ; specially ! and reach the entombed miners. Their
progress into the mine was blocked by
arranged for the occasion.
Oration by Chief Makemalllaff, of East the foul gases, and several times they
were forced to return to the surface.
Garibaldi.
All dav the rescuing party worked, the
m. Horae races, foot races, bicycle
races and every other kind of a race. force being increased from time to time
The use of the race track and grounds by the arrival of ranchmen and others
has been kindly donated for the occasion from near-by settlements, and by those
by the Tillam<M>k Driving Association. of a relief train sent out from Rawlins,
No charge for admission to the race which arrived about 2 o’clock in the
afternoon.
track. Evtrtliing free.
About 1 o’clock this afternoon four
The band will play at frequent inter­
men were taken out alive, and half an
vals during the day.
hour later they were followed by 42
others. Many were unconscious and had
SOUTH PRAIRIE.
to be carried from the workings. Some
Haying time is close at hand, so all were injured, but none fatally. Several
the dairymen will soon be busy taking are in a critical condition, but it is be­
care of it.
lieved all will recover.
P. McIntosh 8r Co. have added a new
Two hundred and eightv-two men
steam boiler to their factory.
went down in the mine at 7 o’clock this
Quite a number attended the enter­ morning, and up till a late hour to­
tainment given at St. Alplionsus* night only 48 have been accounted for.
academy last Friday evening, which Of this number two are dead. It was
was enjoyed by all. Miss Belle Wells, some time after the explosion occurred
who attended the academy was among that the first man was brought to the
the little folks on the stage who did so surface. He was followed by others un­
ell.
til 1 o’clock, when the last were brought
The logging company has shut down out. The rescuers were unable to pene­
until after the Fourth.
trate further into the mine until addi­
Alvin Johnson and wife have gone to tional openings had been made to per­
Forest Grove to spend the Fourth.
mit fresh air to reach the lower levels
Issac Quick spent a couple of days at and clear away the foul gases.
Netarts last week.
Mr. Stall, of Netarts, is hauling milk
Congratulations to the new king of
to the factory.
Servia based on considerations of piety
Mrs. Marion Lamb and son Ernest fail to impress those who believe in the
returned from Eugene last week.
injunction “ Thou shalt not kill.”
Rediscovered Lost Art of Temper
ing Steel.
To an Oregon toolmaker belongs the
honor of the rediscovery of the lost art
of tempering steel. He is B. L Caster­
line, recently removed to Portland from
Corvallis, wheie he had been working
for some time to perfect his secret pro­
cess. He astonished many beholders by
the feats which he performed in his shop
in the yard of the Suburban Ice & Coal
Company, at Fourth and Everett
streets. The building and vard were
packed with an interested, attentive
crowd watching the feats performed. Mr.
Casterline put three razors in an ordinary
forge, where they were brought to a red
heat, then opened a box near by in
which was a small tank full of liquid,
and plunged them into it. After heating
them again he dipped them in water,
ground them, honed them on an oilstone
and shaved some hair off his wrist with
them. The edge of one blade was so
thin that the heat curled it up like a
shaving, and was ground down by the
edge being held at right angles to the
grindstone. Treated thus, an ordinary
blade would have flown to pieces, but
this was brought to an even edge,
then ground and honed. Then, to show
what can be done with steel tempered by
this process, he made a drawing-knife,
and, fastening a 16-penny steel spike
in a vice, took a shaving off of it with
this tool. After the operation it was
found that the edge had not been turned
in the slightest degree by the rough us­
age ; indeed, it was impossible to tell
with what part of the blade the shaving
had been done. As further proof that
the edge had not been affected, Mr. Cas­
terline took the same knife, and without
having sharpened it, shaved some hair
from his arm with the greatest of ease.
Then a pocket-knife was taken, the blade
of which had been tempered by himself,
and a shaving cut from a nail with it.
The blade was drawn across three times,
with the edge at right angles, making a
distinct cut each time, then he immedi­
ately used the same blade with which to
shave a small bunch of hair from his
hand of arm. This test was repeated
four times, making 13 notches altogether
in the nail, but the blade removed the
hair from his hand as easily as it did the
first time.
He now undertakes to temper any
kind of steel tools, and to make springs
that will never break, and la ter, to apply
his discovery to armor-plate. The only
se<*ret in the process is the chemical into
which he dips the steel after bringing it
to a red heat. After this process he again
pu’« the steel in the fire and draws it to
the required hardness.
!
1903
McCormick Mowers, Rakes and Tedders,
Harford,
Columbia
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I
Rambler,
and
Ideal
BICYCLES
10,000 Mad Mullah’s Men Slain.
L ondon , June 30.—The War Office to­
day received a dispatch from Colonel
Rockfort, one of the British officers serv­
ing with the Abyssinian forces in Soma­
liland. which savs the Abvssinians. on
May 31, after a series of forced marches
struck the Mad Mullah’s forces near
Jeyd, surprising them at dawn, and killed
10,000 spearsmen and capturing almost
all their cattle and sheep and 1000
camels.
~ Colonel Rochfort adds that the Abys­
sinian forces actually closed to the Mul­
lah all the watering places south of the
Geriougubi-Galadi line, and he hopes
they will soon be in contact with the
British forces and thus be able to co­
operate in the pursuit of the Malta h.
who is delaved in his movements by the
fact that he is crossing a waterless part
of the country. The Colonel’s dispatch
is dated June 14.
I
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5
Fir and Spruce Lumb
ti
Spruce and Cedar Shingles.
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty.
O1
SLAB WOOD, 16 inch, $1.80 perl« "
DELIVERED.
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. COCDPflfI
tr
ci
la
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, I878.—N otice for I
P ublication .
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United States Land Office.
Oregon City, Oregon.
June 15th, 1903.
II
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1*7«, entitled “An act for the sale ot
DOES ALL KINDS OF
timber lands in the States of California, Ore­
ci I
gon, Nevada and Wa hington Territory." as
extended to all the Pub ic Land States by act of
Persons who have been to Heppner August 4, 1892,H. JANE POTTER.
P<
and have taken some plans to exa mine Of McMinnville, county of Yamhill, State of
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
the evidence of the disastrous flood will sworn statement No. 6179 for the purchase of
in
E ’ ‘ 2 2 of W ’a of Section 24. in Tp. 1 S,
not be much impressed bv the report of the
Range 7 W, ana will offer proof to show that
Irrigation Expert John T. Whistler, in the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
th
Engraving a specialty.
which lie inlorms the department at establish her claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon
Washington that the flood wave was City,
Oregon, on Thu sday, the 27th day of
Ci
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, i»78.-hom‘
probably not more than six feet in August, I903. She names as witnesses :
P ublication .
William T. Mary, Mary M. Macy. Daniel W.
height outside of creek hanks nor more Potter, Mary E. Potter, of McMinnville, Oregon.-
I
United States Land 0®«
Oregon City, Ore.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
than five feet where houses stood. It
May «5th. « ' M
above described lands are requested to file their
Notice is hereby given that in compb
will be hard to agree with the state­ claims in this office on or before said 27th day
with the provisions of the act of Coup
of August, I903
ments of the expert in more respectstlian
June 3. 1878, entitled “An act for th?•
A lgernon S. D resser , Register.
of timber lands in the States of Califa y
one, because if remaining ocular evi-
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ternton
extended to all the Public Land States by*
deuces
are
not
enough,
there
is
ample
* * *
August 4. 1892,
3000 Valuable Recipes.
testimony of survivors of common sense
JOHN F. MARTIN.
I
A young man just graduated at Co­
Of Tillamook, county of T'llauiook, Ste
i as to the appearance of the wall of black
lumbia and worth $25,000,000, has an­
Oregon, has this day filed in this one
For the relief, cure and manufacture of
Where Are The Guide Boards ?
winter nt the moment it rushed down
sworn statement No. 6I58, for the Mia
nounced that his business in life will be
of the E}^ of the 8e Ji, section So and s-.
almost every known thing, New and
the hills into Balm fork of Willows Can­
Sw
of Section No. 29. in Towushit
to improve the condition of the poor.
genuine, List sent on application. One
2 South, Range No. iO West, and will *
S alem , Or., June 29.—There is no yon. Most of the surviiing people of
The name of this original young citizen
proof to show that the land sough:
for 15c. ; eight for $1. Write plain.
section of the road law which is more Heppner living on the side hills are
Heavy Teaming is a Specialty with us. more valuable for its timber or stone th»:
is Marcellus Hartley Dodge, and the re­
G. W. W elch , Clatskanie, Ore.
imperative in its requirements and which stoutly of the opinion that the crest of Our Delivery wagon delivers to country agricultural purposes, and to establish hue»
sult of his labors will be noted with in­
to said land before the County Clerkol - I
is more disregarded than that which the flood was not less than 4-0 feet in or citv.
mook County, at Tillamook City, Oregon ;
terest.
Saturdoy, the Sth day of August, 1W
Used Lunch Pails to Rob.
makes
it
the
duty
of
Road
Supervisors
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height. It may haveshrunk as it spread
names as witnesses :
NOTKM OF SHKICIFF’S HALE.
James M. Morgan, James Morgan, M*
New York and vicinity, as well as other to erect guide boards at the forks of below town until it was about six or
Moigan, of Netarts, Ore. ; Gustav Kuo«-
T acoma , Wash., June 29.—Fred Stalz-
N
otice is H ereby G iven ,—That in pur­ Tillamook, Ore.
every
highway
If
the
law
were
strictly
ten feet in height, but it is certain that suance of a judgment, decree of foreclosure
mnn and his three sons, ranging in age parts of the country, were flooded Tues­
Any and all persons claiming adveneP
1
followed no Supervisor could draw his nothing but a gigantic wave filled with and order of sale duly made, rendered and above-described
lands are requested toile r
from 20 to 16 years, have been arrested day by a downpour of rain, during
entered
in
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
State
of
claims
in this office on or before saldhlhw-
salary until he had erected guideboards a hailstone pack, a hurrican ol water, Oregon, for the county of Tillamook, on the
which,
in
the
course
of
a
few
hours,
and sent to jail on a warrant sworn out
AugUSt, I903.
whenever roads unite or cross, yet it is could have done in one sweep the terrific 8th day of June, 1903, in a certain suit
A lgernon S. D ress ««.W®"
by a detective in the employ of the about half as much water fell as in the
wherein Paul Schrader was plaintiff and Otis
remarked
by
everone
who
travels
in
the
V
damage that was done.
Hayes waa defendant and in pursance ofan T imber L and . A ct junk 3, 1878.—W®
Northern Pacific Railway Company, on prolonged period of wet weather last
execution duly issued thereon, out of the
P ublication .
country in this section of the state that
month.
The
storm
was
accompanied
*
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*
said
Court
on
the
22nd
day
of
June,
1903,
United States Land Office,
a charge of stealing property from the
I will expose for sale, and sell as by law re­
there are very few such boards in evi-
Oi egon City, Oregon,.
While chartering of deep-water ships quired and directed at the Court House door
company.
All four members of the by thunder and lightning and Tammay
June otn.VF
deuce.
Newcomers
in
particular
notice
in
said
county,
on
the
3rd
day
of
August.
Notice is hereby given that in co«q»
for carrying the new grain crop has 1903, at the hour of IO o’clock a.m., of said
family have been employed in the shops Hall and several other conspicuous spots
with the provisions of the act of (.ongm
the
absence
of
guideboards.
The
law
on
begun, it is progressing slowly, and an day, all the right, title and interest of the June 3, 187», entitled “Au act for the «
of the company for some time past, and were struck by bolts but no damage to
said defendant in and to the following des­ timber land« in the States of California, I
the subject is section 30 of the latest
unusually large number of vessels of cribed real property, situated,lying and being Nev,ids and Washington Territory .' aim
had free access to all parts of the works speak of done,
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edition of Oregon road laws and reads
Tillamook county, Oregon, to-wit :
to all the Public I^ud Stale, by act of An,
this class are now lyingidlein San Fran, in The
For several months there has been a
Northwest quarter of southeast quar­ i 8 q 2,
A special to the Post Intelligencer from as follows ;
LOIS A. WATT,
cisco waters, awaiting charters. At ter and the east half of southwest quarter of
leak that was hard to account for.
section 10, and the northeast quarter of Of Bay City, County of Tillamook, Sta:
Every supervisor shall erect and keep
this time last year the idle tonnage of northwest quarter of section 15, township 3 Oregon, has this day filed in this office
Small tools and brass valves that were Dawson says: The first news since
up at the forks of every highway and
of range IO west of the Willamette sworn statement No. ti68, for the purchv
this class was 33.142 tons. Now it is south
issued for use in the shops disappeared, March from the vast stretch of 2000
meridian in Tillamook County. Oregon.
the N % of Nw %, Sw % of Nw U and Sw,
every crossing of public roads within his
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, July 2, 1903. Sw# of . ec. No. 33, in township No.:
81,181 tons, while the amount already
and no trace of them could be found. miles down the Yukon Basin, from Eagle
H. H. A lderman ,
road
district
a
guide
or
finger-board,
range No. 10 W. and will offer prooftov
Sheriff of Tillamook count jyOregon
Detectives were placed on the case, and to St. Michael and Tanana, Koyukuk
chartered—22.099—is practically the
hat ihe land sought is more valuable I* .
containing an inscription in legible letters
timoer
or stone than for agricultural pnrjw
and
Rampart
camps
and
Kuskowim
same as for the corresponding date of T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N ctice for and to establish
it is claimed that a large quantity of the
her claim to said land l>efo *•
directing the wav and specifying the dis
P ublication .
watershed
came
today
on
the
steamer
County Clerk of Tillamook County, at T:
missing articles were finally located in a
last year—22.285 tons. Twenty-six
United
States
Land
Office,
tance
to
the
next
town
or
public
place
mook
City,
Oregon.
011 Friday, the 21st drX
Oregon City, O ego •,
junk shop, and that one of the Stalzman Rock Island from Andreafski. The stea­
ships, 15 barks and two steamers are
August, 1003. She names as wi neeses :
April 20th 1903.
situated at each road respectively; pro
mer
has
passengers
from
all
camps
men
­
Alexander
Finlayson,
Theodore Jaoi^H
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
boys had sold the stuff. The claim made
now in the idle fleet. Nearly all of them
vided, that the road sujiervisor shall
with the provisions of the act of Congiessof Walter D. Wood, Frank Long, of Bay1 '
are British.
Oregon.
by the detective who worked up the case tioned, mostly from the Tanana. They
June
3rd,
1878,
entitled
“
An
act
for
the
sale
of
not be paid after submitting their re­
Any and all persons claiming advene!» '
t'mber lands in he S ates of California Oregon,
is that the members of the family used report hundreds of miners at the mouth
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex­ abov* described lands are requested to filetk>
port to the County court until they
of
the
Tanana
River
with
no
money
to
claims
n this office on or before saidaitMK
the buckets in which they brought their
tended to all the Public Land States by act of of August,
I903.
have shown to the satisfaction of the
August 4. 189A
lunch to the shops to carry away the pay fare tip, but going down the Yukon.
A lgernon S. D ressf . r . Regif!"
EDNA
D
TIMMS.
court that the provisions of this section
Four
thousand
people
are
in
the
camp
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State ot
material when they quit work in the
T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878—N oticb F<
Oregon,
has
this
day
filed
in
this
office
her
have
been
complied
with.
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evening. Although all the articles stolen there.
sworn statement No. 6092 for the purchase of
United States Laud Office,
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the Ne *4 Nw'4. N h Ne ‘4 sec 18; Nw % Nw *4
were small, it in said that the thefts
Oregon (it . Oregon
o sec. No. 17. in tp. 1 North, Range 9 West,
May 6th, 1*
State Superintendent Ackerman has ad.
and will offer proof to show that the land
Representative of the United States
have cost the company thousands of
Notice is hereby given that in conipli«“
sought
is
more
valuable
for
its
timber
or
stone
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of Congrts
Packing Company, of Colorado, are in vised the various County School Super­
dollars.
than fo’-agriculturo] purposes, and to establish
her claim to said land before the Register and Junes, 1878Tentilbd “ Au act for the saleof»*
Kansas City to consider the question, intendents of the state that the State
ber lands iu the States of California, Orep
Receiver
of
this
office
at
Oregon
City,
Oregon,
on
All trap fishing has been put out of
Friday, the 17th day of July, 1908
bhe Nevada, and Washington Territory,"
they say of establishing a million-dollar Treasurer, in making the regular appor­
tended to alj th$ Public Land States by««’
names as witnesses :
commission in Baker’s Bay and the
• i
packing plant. The United States Pack, tionment of school money this year, will
Samuel G. Reed. John Stewart of Portland, August 4, I892, *
mouth of the Columbia River bv the
FRANCIS M. SHEARER,
Oregon ; Lem Parker, of Bay City, Oregon ;
ing Company was organized under the strictly follow the provisions of the state
Of Garibaldi, Co nty of Tillamook, Slate
Emma
B.
Timms,
Portland.
Oregon.
enormous Amount of drift r.ow in the
laws of Colorado in October, 1902, and law on the subject. The disbursement
Any and all persons claiming adversely the Oregon, has this day filed in this office
waters. There is hardly a trap left in
above described lands are requested to file their sworn statement No. 6127, for the parch** '
its purpose is to endeavor to compete will be made August l.and such counties
claims in this office on or before said 17th day the Se *4 of sw % of Section No. 4, in TowiH
the river or hav that is not disabled by
No. 1 North, Range 10 West, »nd 11
of July , 1903.
with the so-cnlled ’iiecf trust.” James H. as have not filed their report with the
offer proof to show that the land sough!
the logs being driven through them, and
C has . B. M oores . Register.
more valuable for ita timber or stone th«
Peabody, Governor of Colorado, is State Superintendent Itefore that date
an enormous loss has been sustained bv
T imber L and , A ct J unr 3, I878.—NoriCR for agricultural purposes, and to • stsblW h»<
the president of the independent concern, will not receive their share of the appor.
P ublication .
claim to said land before the < ounty Cl«i
the fishermen. Pioneers in the fishing
United States Land Office,
of Tillamook County, Oregon, Tillamook tW g
which already has commenced the con­ tionment.
Oregon Ci y, Oregon.
Oregon, on Friday, the 24th day of July,
business sav tliev never saw the drift so
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struction of a packing house at Pueblo.
April 2oth, 1903.
He names as witnesses .
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bad. especially in the bay. Each year
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Ervin Carter, Fred Paquet, Lloyd C. Smit-
Evidence lien ring upon the postal inves-
The plans of the promoters of the new
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
of
Congress
of
Otto
Shearer,
of
Garibaldt,*Oregon.
the river contains more or less drift
June 3rd. I<78. entitled ‘An art for the saleof. Anyand
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all persons claiming . adversely
enterprisejcontemplate the construction tigation came to light in Milwaukee
timb* r lands in the States of California, Orrgou, 1 above
.. . W described
■ 4LW«» lands
>n
ait
are requested
Ituutrivti v..
to —
file — tte* 1
during highwater, but a comparatively
postoffice. Stored away in one corner
All orders promptly attended to.
of three plants in the West.
Nevada and Washington Territory,” as ex- claims in this idfice on or »....«
...... said
uth 24th »1
before
small amount gets into Baker’s Bay.
tended tn all the Public I-and State, by act »1 of July, 1903.
•
of the basement is a big pile of Gross
Auit'iat ,th. rSja
* * *
A lgernon S. D resser . Begirt'
a * «
J une 8. 1878.—N otice F or
fasteners, that were sent to Milwaukee T imber L and , A ct
CI.ARA STEWART,
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One of the most interesting features of : for some unknown reason, and without
I Of Portland, county of Multnomah, stale T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878— None« F* “
It is reported that the Moxee Com
United States Land office,
of Oregon, ha. this dav filed in thia office her
i P ublication
Oregon City, Oregon.
puny has sold 107 more bales of hops the coming Fourth will be the opening I requisition, about 14 years ago. There
.worn statement No. 608A, for the purchase of
United States Land Office.
April 2oth, 1908.
the K ■, Nw >, Sw « Ne
„ Xof
bv
President
Roosevelt
of
the
American
Oregon ( ity. Oregon
nt 20 cents |*r pound. This company
are two and one-quarter tons in the | Notice is hereby given that in compliance »ectlon No. 17. in Tp No. 1 North, kaitae 9
June 15th- 10 »
with the provisions of the act of Congress of M and witl offer ptoofto allow that the land
Notice is hereby given that in i otnpli,ni’ ■
had its product in the pool Hint was cable to Manila. The work has been ■ basement of the Federal building, which lune
X. i8?8, entitled
An act for the sale «>n»ht 1» more .aluahle for ita t’mber nr .ton»
pushed in a vigorous, businesslike man- I will probably never lie used unless thav ! of timl»er lands in the State« of California
with the provisions of the act r>f Coup»*’.
formed at North Yakima, Wash . in May
than for agricultural purpose«, and to eatabli.h Jiine.3,1878, entitled
An act for the/»**
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, as
claim to «aid land before the He.i.1, r and ' timber lands in the States of California.Ores’f
toward securing better prices, and ti e ner. it was quite recently that the cable are shipped to Washington. None of! extended to all the Public Land States bv act of her
Receiver of thia office at Oregon City. Oregon I Nevada, and Mashinifton Territory," »» e
August
4.
1892.
on fnday. the 17th dav of July. i»oj. Sh« tended to all the Public Land States by**
break is looked upon significantly by the went into operation to Hawaii, and | them have lieen used. They came during
1
EMMA B TIMM?.
names as witnesses .
August 4, 189a.
havers. The priee asked by the grower now the long stretch between Honolulu the early years of the late Postmaster G 1 Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of John Stewart. Samuel G , ............
Raed, of Portland.
L..
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DANIEL
W
POTT««.
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Oregon, has this day filedin this office her sworn Oregon ; Lem Parker, of Bay Ui*
of Bay City, “
Oregon ; I Of| McMinnville county of Yamhill. S*»’ ’ i
is at least 25 cents, and now that the and Manila will l< ready for business in | 1 W. Porter’s term. No one ordered them statement No
for the purchase of r.nmia Timms, of Portland.
Oregon
id.Oregon
I Oregon, has this da» filedin thia officeS
middle of the Summer is here, and the a tew davs. with all stations on Ameri* I ! so tar as it has lieen possible to ascertain. the Sw k * of Nek, W Se . Sc of sw W of Any and all persons claiming adversely
“*“*—•—* No. x
178, for the purchase
« '
ersely the , 1 statement
6,17s,
purchase"'
No- 1 J’orth Range No. 9 West, and ■ »••'e described lands Hre requested
V n 24.
U !U tP. •
■ j
”*
•ted t to file
W H of W % of Section No.
prospects are not bright tor getting over can soil. A prediction six vears ago | There was no use for them. There are will offer proof to show that »he land sought is their claims in this office on or before
efore said South, Range No. 7 West, and
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more valuable for its timber or stone titan 17th day of July, 1903.
that
such
a
thing
could
happen
bv
1903
20 cents, some of the growers feel like
proof to show that the land «•»ufb»
I 1500 sets of fasteners each set weighing for agrirulttiral purpow,. and to cubit,h her
valuable for its timber or *tonetMn,
would have been considered a wild fight three pounds. The Government paid 1 I claim to Mid land before the Register and _______ _________ C has . B M oores , Register.
giving in.
agricultural purposes, and to r-tabli.« bwf
of the imagination. But our outputs tlw contract prtcr, $1.25 tier wt. There1 mi
tricin«, of this office at Oregon
.a 1. 1 Citv. Oregon
.
to
said land before the Register «»<*
'
Closing
Out
Sale.
“’"
>h» '"th d«y
of July,
190« »ahe
-...
—
of this office at Oregon City. Oregon. L»»
are planted on the far side of the Pacific, i is also stored in the basement a lot of name, aa witneaae,
day, the 27th day of August. 1>A He 8
S»muet c. Kee<t. of Portland. Oregon ; L. m
and our own cable fills the link for in. galvanized iron mail boxes that are Parker Bay < Ity. Oregon : John Stewart. Edna I I now offer mv entire stock of second as witnesses :
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hand goods for sale at greatlv reduced
Wm. T Macy, Mary M Macy.
Tinm, of Portland. Oregon
stant communication. Uncle Sam will made in Michigan. They were received t> Any
Potter, 8. Jane Potter, of Me Mi mi nlBJfc
and all per«.>n, claimm« adver^ty th» rates
1
until the entire stock is sold.
Any and all persons claiming «drer*-^,
have a fresh achievement to talk about abont two years ago withoat requi.i- ehove-deKribed land» are requested to riieiheir
I also offer my store building cheap.
above-described lands are requestamwrr
claims tn this office on or before said t-th dav
on the national birthday.
Call and buy while they are going.
of July. 1903.
7
claims in thia office on or before
tion.
C has . B M oores , Register, j
of August. iqo 3.
W. E. PAGE.
A mjbrnon 8. DtZMrt,
I
G. F. Frangí
WATCH.
JEWELRY
REPAIR1I
In first class style,
Quick Brothers,
HOUSEHOLD MOVERS
AND DRAYMEN
DR. T. F. PHELPS,
Veterinary Surgeon and
Horse Dentist.
»»ill be Permanent
Larsen House, Tillamook
Oregon.
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If you want an np-to-date
Hat, remember that they are
being sold at wholesale price
at The Racket Store.
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