TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, DECEMBER 31,
Despoiler of Home Shot Dead by Governor Files Last of Acts Pass
Husband.
I
ed by Legislature.
“If I cannot get justice through the
law I will getStven another wav,” said
David G. Van Houlten. well known
throughout the state as a farmer, team
ster and horse trader, as he left the
office of District Attorney John Manning
a tew days ago. Sunday night, shortly
after 8 o’clock, he entered the North
Pacific saloon at Twenty.third and
Savier streets, Portland, and shot and
kilted Albert Young, the proprietor, for
whom his wile had forsaken him.
“ I’ll teach you to fool w ith my wife,”
were his only words as he entered the
saloon through a back door and came up
Itehind Young. Two shots were fired in
quick succession, one of which pierced
Young’s abdomen, and from which he
died a few minutes after 11 o’clock.
B. A. Powers, the youngest son of
“Pat” Powers, and John Sorensen were
the only witnesses to the shooting. As
noon as the second shot was fired Soren
sen grappled
with
the murderer,
wrenched the gun from his hands and
fired a shot at him as he fled from the
saloon
David G. Van Houten, slaver of Albert
Young, his wife’s alleged paramour, now’
occupies a cell in the Portland City Jail,
under a charge of murder in the first
degree. His capture was effected shortly
after daybreak Monday as he entered
his stable at Montavilla, where Police
Sergeant Hogeboom and Officers Price,
Conners and Vaughn were lying in wait
for him. He offe red no resistance, hold
ing out his wrists for the handcuffs,
which were placed on them.
He ap
peared mentally unstrung and badly ex-
hausted when taken into custody.
When searched at the police station a
tetter was found in Vail Houten’s pocket
that is believed by the police to have
plaved a large part in precipitating the
tragedy. It was from Albert Young to
Van Houten’s wife, and is of a coin
promising nature.
The letter was
written under date cf April 21, and was
sent from Aberdeen, Wash , to Marsh
field. Or., where Mrs. Van Houten was
staying at the time. Van Houten says
he went to Marshfield to see his wife,
and got this letter by calling unex
pectedly at the postoffice for her mail
The letter is as follows ;
My Dear Minnie,—I have just received
Jour most kind and welcome letter,
linnie, at the same time, Dave came in
just wild, hunting for you, talking fight
all the time. To convince him I had to
show him every room in the house to
satisfy him. He accused you of being
here with me
I changed his mind be
fore he left. He accused me of sending
you a express package, which I did not
own up to. He said he got posted in
Portland about you being here with me.
I think he has changed his mind now
about licking me like Lindsay. I had no
trouble with him whatever.
Talked
very nice to him and took him up to
Lulu and she told him the last 1 tter
she got from you was from Marshfield.
He was a little quieter after that. Now,
Minnie, if he goes to see you. he mav try
and tell you I told him that you lived
beie with me. Do not let him get any
thing out of you, for 1 thro wed him off
on everything Now, my dear, if I was
you, 1 would go to Portland and get
vour divorce at once, for he may cause
lots of trouble for 11s both. I know you
know how to handle him without me
telling you.
To show vou how excited he was, he
never saw your picture on mv vest. He
thought to scare me right on the start,
hut I would not scare for him, so he
changed his mind. When I see you I will
tell you the whole. Now 1 am writing
you right away, so to post you when he
goes.
Now, dear, he wanted to know if I
was to his house in Portland. I told him
I was not. Well, that was no lie. That
was not his house, was it ? I was just as
smart as him. lam glad you got the
bracelet. Do not tell him who sent it to
you. Tell him it was Lulu
Do not let
him get any catch on us. I am going
to try and see Lulu and tell her to tell
she sent it. He claimed he had his for
tune told and you was here with men
and that I sent you the package and
that I was a married man and was keep
ing you, too. He was hound I should
show him mv wife. I told him he was
tip against the wrong thing now and
someone was making a fool out of him.
which is the truth. Now, honey, tiy and
settle the affair if vou can.
After th«*
divorce 1 will show him that, not write
now. I will close, hoping to hear from
vou soon. I temain as eyer, your old
fellow.
AL.
Lots of loye and kisses.
The Annual School Census
RECORD IS COMPLETE
THB WAGES OF SIN
S alem , Or , Dec 28.—Governor Cham
berlain today filed the last of the acts
passed by the last Legislature, and the
record of that body at its special session
is complete. Qnly ten of the bills seem
to have effective emergency clauses. A
number of others have emergency clauses
which merely dec lare that an emergency
exists, but under the referendum amend
ment it is necessary that in order to put
an act into effect at once the Legislature
must declare that the immediate preser
vation of the public peace, health or
safety so requires. Those acts which
contain an emergency clause such as is
required by the referendum amendment,
are marked with an artcrisk. All others
will take effect 90 days from December
23,
Senate Bills.
To amend charter of Adams.
To incorporate town of Gold Bay.
To incoi porate Bea ver Hill.
To incorporate North Bend.
To amend charter ot Marshfield.
To amend charter of Lebanon.
To provide for Deputy District Attor
neys in Eighth District.
To fix salary of judge of Lincoln Coun
ty®
To amend law prohibiting killing of
elk.
Correcting law relating to executions
at penitentiary. •
Fixing time to give notice of tax levies
in 1904. *
Fixing time of holding Circuit Court in
Ninth District.
Appropriating $2500 for Soldier’s
Home.
Placing limit of 10 per cent interest on
interest on tax sales.
To prevent assignees from bringing
suits to recover Recorders’ fees. *
To amend charter of Seaside.
Granting life diplomas in certain in
stances.
Providing lor condemnation of water
rights.
County Supt. Lamb is sending this circular to school clerks :
Tillamook, Oregon, December 31, 1903.
TO SCHOOL CLERKS OF TILLAMOOK COUNTY :
G entlemen ,—
I hand you herewith blanks for your
Annual Census Report in order that you may comply with the
law which requires every District Clerk to enroll annually
During the Last Week in February, for school purposes, all
persons in his district over four and under twenty years of age.
The census report shall be submitted to the directors at
the annual meeting, and all corrections necessary shall then be
made, and the clerk shall then file the original in his office, and
the clerk shall include a copy of the annual census report in his
annual report to the County Superintendent.
By the provisions of a law passed December 24, 1903,
School Districts are allowed until January 15, 1904, to report
special tax levies, if for any reason they are unable to do so at an
earlier date. After next year they must report by January i of
each year.
Yours Truly,
GEO. B. LAMB,
County Superintendent.
NEW MILLINERY
PARLORS
Mesdames JONES & LINDSEY,
Proprietors.
Ladies are Cordially Invited to in
spect our Stock of fashionable mil
linery.
House Bills.
Parlors in Peterson & Svenson's Store.
To repeal the tax law of 1903. *
To re-enact the old tax law. *
To correct the law relating to Record
ers’ fees? *
Amending charter of Athena.
Fixing salary of Judge of Josephine
County.
To incorporate Cottage Grove.
To appropriate $100,000 lor Celilo
canal right of way. *
To revive the $300 tax exemption.
To amend charter of Dallas City.
To incorporate Lostine.
Rising salaries of Circuit Judges
Multnomah County to $4000.
To give owners of stallions liens
mares.
Relating to competency of witnesses.
Amending charter of McMinnville.
To protect Chinese pheasants.
To appropriate money for expenses ol
special session, •
Cook tStoVeg
I^angeg.
Gross Case of Greed
In the papers transmitted by the Pres,
ident to Congress last week, covering re
lations with Colombia for nine months The
ending with Noveinljcr 18 last, is definite
proof of bad faith and surprising rapacity
on the part of Colombia. In the first
place it is pointed out that the treaty
which Colombia finally rejected was
drawn up almost entirely by itself. Pu«>-
lic opinion in the United States, at the
time, savored the Nicaragua
route
Speaking of the treaty in May last Sec
retary Hay wrote to the American min
ister in Colombia : “In view of this agree
ment, our Congress reversed its previous
judgment and decided upon the Pana
ma route. It Colombia should now re
ject the treaty or unduly delay its ratifi
cation, the friendly understanding be
tween the two countries would be so
seriously compromised that action might
lie taken by the Congress next winter
which every friend of Colombia would
regret.” That warning of six months
ago was a fair one on just premises.
it was Colombia’s seemingly friendly
and reasonable attitude a year ago that
induced Congress to change from the
I Nicaragua to the Panama route. In
September last, long* after the ratifica-
[ tion of the treaty by this country, (Col
ombia increased its demands to $20,
I 000.000 from the United States. $10,
000,000 from the canal company, with
. an annua) rental of $150,000, subject to
Tillamook is Good Enough.
periodical increase, ami Colombia sover
TO THE EDITOR OF TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT eignty over all canal territory, including
police and sanitary regulations. Our
McConnelsville, Ohio,
I minister at Bogota added that “it was
December 24th, 1903.
j
highly probable that even these terms
M r E ditor .—I would like to have ! would not be acceptable to the Colom
the privilege of relating a little of mv ex bian Congress.” Alter eagerly asking a
jjerienev in the east through the columns treaty from this government, Colombia
of the Headlight. The climate here is attempted a game of gross extoltion,
not much like Tillamook. I have been saddling that with conditions of practi.
sawing ice for three or four days tor the | cal sovereignty over a canal on whose
pfl^hers.
I tell you it is cold and | construction the United States must ex
blustery out here. There is not verv pend $200,000,0>0. Colombia tried to
much work this winter, but plent v of j
I plav fast and loose. Its plight is the re-
sickness. There is a funeral most every ' suit of its own outrageous conduct.
«fay in our little town, and I hadent been
here a week before three of my familv
got sick. It is now eight weeks since I
A Friend.
first called a doctor, and he has liecn at
my house every day since, and from 01.e [To THg EDITOR TILLAMOOK HRÂDUüHT.]
to five times a day. If you know of any
A friend is the nearest and Cearrst re- 1
one that is talking of spending their
lalive. When all else fails the frirnd is
Vacation by taking a trip to the east, in waiting to assist us without our ,
please tell them that you have an idea feeling embarassed. The friend in need is 1
that Tillamook is a good enough place a friend indeed. The false friend is ready .
to apend a vacation. I think it will l»e to help us so long as we are able to help
fB»o<l enough for me if I ever get back ourselves, but withdraws as won as
there. I want to l»c where I can breath there are any indications of our coming
jjtesh air and get fresh water to drink. to want. Then there is the friendship of
an«l Tillamook is the best place for that Peter who declared that if all men
1 kn«<w of on earth, at least it is good should *>e offended at the master he
«sough for me.
I shall start for the would remain true, yet ••efiire the cock
inndot the Webfoot in the spring, and crew he had denied him three times.
$lw re are five or six families and parts
To be accused of being a friend to a
Knl families that are talking of coming
condemned person will try our metal.
Bhiih us. Some of them are coming to
I have often heard young ladies say, he
K$tHv and sonic are just c«»nimg lolook is only a friend, I would rather have one
Hnt the country and get a breath of good
friend than a thonsand fickle admirers.
Kfresh air. Hurrah for Tillamo<»k.
One of the greatest causes of divorces is
E T. C oui - son .
the lack of sacred friendship. There is
Hardware, Tinware. Iron and Steel.
Celebrated Buhl Milk Cans. Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash and
Doors.
Fir and Spruce Lumber.
1
Spruce and Cedar Shingles
Cheese and Butter Boxes a specialty
Orders for Lumber promptly attended to.
TILLAMOOK LUMBER. C0ŒPÆNY.
*
&
A Frightened Horse,
I Running like mad down the street
or â'hundre.1
I dumping the occupants, g . .. -------------
I other Hccidents, are every <lav occur-
Irencen. It l>ehooves everybody to have
I a reliable Salve handy and there's none
I ns good as Buck ten's Arnica Salve.
I Hurns, Cuts. Sores, Eczema and Piles.
Ï
tiling
I disappear quickly under its soothing
I «fleet. 25c, at Cbas. Clough, Drug
L._~
Store.
no selfi*hness toward a friend There is
no act that is more degrading than to
break friendship with a person whom
wr know >• true, it .p.»!. our honor,
ourself respect, and our faith in <»od.
J. C. Govt.
COOKS once more happy. Gan«-
loff* Snuffer have just
received
__
a shipment of Spotless Flour lrcm
GoMendale, Wash.
J. s LAMAR.
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
I have the largest and best assorted stock of old
Wines and Liquors that has ever been imported into
this City.
fib
« ? Whisky, $2.25 to $8.00 per gal
fib
a Wines, $1.00 to $3.00 per gal. <
«
4M
.41 .4! A
Don't drink cheap doctored stuff when you can
buy it pure and ugadulterated from me.
$
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fib
1903
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon i T imber L and A ct . J vnk 3, ig7S.—N otick F ob
for Tillamook County.
P ublication .
Department No. 1.
United State» Land Office,
State of Oregon,
]
Oregon City, Ore..
Plaintiff,
.
November 2nd 1903.
v».
Notice 1» hereby given that in compliance
■ Frank Severance, administrator J-
willi the prodMona of the act of CongrvM ot
1
of the Estate
of Herman 1
June 3. iS7s. eutitled "An ad for the Mle
Brown, deceasetl.
of timber land» in the State» of California.
Defendant.
I
This cause coming on to be heard upon the Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, a«
to all the Public Land States by act of
application of J. N. Hart. District Attornev extended
August 4, 1892,
7
tor an order requiring all persons interested
I.ANGF.,
In the estate mentioned in the information Of Tillamook, MICHAEL
county of Tillamook, State of
herein, to appear ami show cause, if any Oregon, ha» tin»
day filed iu thia office his
they have, within a time to be fixed by the
w
No 63251 ior »ke purchase
Court, why the title to the land described in
L’e.'' '? of
section 28 and S 4
the information should not vest in the State of He
U of section «9,
in
township No.
of Oregon, and it appearing to the Court ¿south. Range No. 8 West, «nd will offer
that upon the filing ot the information here pioof to show that the land sought is
in. a summons was duly issued to Frank more valuable for its timber orstone than for
..... ,
•■•■■««Vi ursmiic mail ior
Severance Administrator of the estate of
at agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim
Herman Brown, deceased, the defendant
.-it to said land before the Couutv Clerk of Tilla-
above named, and the person in po;~„-;„..,
»»session, mook Couilty, at Tillamook City Oregon mi
requiring him to appear and answer
the in- I »..„„Uy, ,he wth d,y of January, 1VM He
,r th.
formation herein within the time allowed names a» witnesses :
by law in civil actions ; that the said sum- I Walter (’ Bailey, John Weiss, Vincenx Jacob.
1110ns has been dulv served upon said de Benjamin Jacob, of Tillamook, Oregon.
fendant in person within Tillamook County, i Any and all ¡ htsoiis claiming a<h erselv the
Oregon more than ten days prior hereto ; above-descril»ed land» are requested to file their
and it further appearing to' the Court that claim» in this office on or before said jOlh day of
this action was prosecuted bv J. N. Hart. January, 1904.
District Attorney of the Third Judicial Dis- i ____________ A lgernon 8. D resser , Register.
trict of the State ot Oregon, bv the leave and j
under the direction of the Governor of said T inker L and , A ct J une 3. 18;8.—N otice for
State ; that B. L, Eddy has been employed 1
P ublication .
by said Governor as additional counsel" in |
United State» Land OAce,
this cause ; that on or about the 12th dav of !
Oregon
Ci y, Oregon
September. 1899, one Herman Brown died I
: November jolh, 1003.
intestate in Tillamook County. Oregon, and ( wr
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
the said decedant was. »it the time of his 1 with lhe provisions of the act of Congress of
death, aninhabitant of said county, and the i
I owner of the following described " real pro June 3rd. I87IL entitled "An act for the sale of
timbtr lands in the States of California, Oregon.
perty situated therein, to wit :
Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex
The North Half (Vi) of the South Half tended to all the Public Land States by act of
(*s), of Section Two (2), in Township August 4th, 1892
One (1) South of Range Seven (7) West
,
JOHN ILER,
of the Willamette Meridian ; that
the Of Cloverdale, county of Tillamook, State of
said Herman Brown was the person last Oregon,
has this dav filed 111 this office lii»
seized of said real property, and he died sworn statement No. 6335, for the purchase ol
without heirs, leaving said real projicrty the Sw K ot Nw k.Nw % of r»w '4. ace. 2s and
escheated and vested in the State of Oregon, Se ‘4 of Ne ‘4 and Ne ‘4 of Se >4 of
subject only to the lawful claims of credi »ection No 26. in Tp. No. 4 South, Range lo
tors ; that Frank Severance, the above W. and will offer pi oof to »flow that the land
named defendant, is the duly appointed, sought is more aluable for its timber or stone
qualified anil acting administrator of the than tor agricultural purposes, and to establish
estate of said Herman Brown, deceased, and Ills claim to said land before the County Clerk
as such administrator, said Severance is in ot Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook City,
possession of said described real property Oregon, on Friday, the 12th day of Februaty .
claiming such possession for the purpose of i9ol. He names as witnvNHC» :
subjecting the same to the payment of cer
Charles Ray, Frank Owens, Charles P. Nel
tain claims of creditors against the estate of son, Clifford Mattoon, of Cloverdale, Oregon.
said Herman Brown, deceased.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
It is therefore
above described lands »ire requested to tile
O rdered : That all persons interested in their claiir» in this office on or before »aid
the said estate of Herman Brown, deceased, 12th day of February. 1904.
be, and they are hereby, required to appear
A lgernon S. D rf . hbkr , Register
before this Court, and show cause, if any
they have, within sixty days fioin the date T imber L and A ct , J une 8. 1878.—N otice F or
hereof, why the title to the real property
P ublication ,
described in the information herein, and
Uuited State» Land Office,
being the estate of Herman Brown, deceased,
Oregon City, Oregon,
late of Tillamook County. Oregon should
October 19th, 1908.
not vest in the State of Oregon ; that this
Notice 1» hereby giv» 11 that in compliance
order be published for »it least six successive with the provisions of the act of Congress of
weeks from the date hereof in the Tillamook June 3. 1878, entitled "An act for the sale
Headlight, a newspaper published in Tilla of timber lands in the States of California.
mook County, Oregon,
Oregon, Nevada ami Washington Territory," as
Done in open Court, this 9th day of extended to all the Public I.and States by act of
November, A.I>.. 1903.
August 4, 1892,
GEO H. BURNETT, Judge.
ALBERT MASON.
Of Tillamook. County of Tillamook, State ot
STATE OF OREGON,/
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his sworn
Countv ofTillamook. I
*
statement No 63I4, for the pmchase of
I. HOMER MASON, County Clerk ami the XV ’ 7 of the \\
of section No. 32.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County of in -tp No. 2 South, Range No. 10 West, ami
Tillamook and State of Oregon, do hereby w ill offer pi oof to show tliHt 'he laud sought is
certify that the foregoing copy of order has more valuable for its timber or stone than
been by me compared with the original, and for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
that It is a correct transcript therefrom, and claim to said land In-fore the County Clerk
the whole of such original order as the same of Tillamook County, Oregon at Tillamook
appears of record at my office and in iny City, Ore., on Saturday, the 2nd day of Jannai y,
custody.
1904 He names as witnesses :
In Testimony Whereof,
James M Morgan, James Morgan, of Netarts;
I have hereunto set by hand and affixed Edna M Mason, Grant Bailey, of Tillamook.
the seal of said Court this 13th day of Oregon.
t Any ami all persons claiming adversely the
November. 1903.
____________________________
____ to
_______
_
IIOM ER MASON, Clerk.
liove
described lands are requested
tile their
claims
in this office on or before suid 2nd day
NOTICK OF FINAL NETTI.KM KNT.
of January, 1904.
A lgernon S. D resser . Register.
N oticr is H herby G iven ,—That the un
dersigned Executor of the last will and
testament of DAVID SCIIW ELI.NUS, de T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1878.—N otice F or
P uhi k a i ion
ceased, has filed his fluid account as such
United States Land Office,
executor, in the Office of the County Clerk of
Tillamook County. Oregon, and’ that the
Ui« gon 1 it , Oregon.
County Judge of said County has appointed
November 24th. 1003.
Monday,January 11, 19<>+ astheday for the
Notice is heieby given that ill compliance
hearing of objections to said account and with the piovisioiis of the act of Congress of
the settlement thereof.
June 3, 1R78, entiled " An act for the sale of tint
Dated at Tillamook, Oregon, this Decem ber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory/’ us ex-
ber 10th, 1903.
' tended to all the Public Land States by act of
H erman II. T ubuksing ,
Executor of the last will and testament ' August 4 iHy'J,
„
ANNETTA IL MASON.
of David Schwellnus, deceased.
'
Of Tillamook City, County <<( Tillamook, State
H. T. B otts , Attorney for Executor.
of Oregon, has this day filed in this office her
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1878 - N oth e for sworn statement No. 6275, for the psrehase ol
P ublication .
the hSolNw '«.Sw'4 of Nw
and Nw \
United States La ml Office,
of >w ‘4 of Hccliou No. 35. in TowiiMbip
Oregon City, Oiegon,
No. 2 North, Range i<> West, and will
November 7th, 1004. I offer proof to show that the land sought is
Notice is hereby given that in compliance more valuable for itstimbei or stone than for
with the provisions of the act of Congress of agricultural purposes, and Io estHblish her
June 3. I878, entitled "All act for the sale of claim to said land before the County Clerk
I timber lands in the States of California. Ore- of Tillamook County, Oregon, at Tillamook
1 gon, Nevada and Washington Tei ritory,” as City, O egen, on Saturday, the i.'tth day of
extended to all the Public Laud Slates by act February. 1904 She names as witnesses
of Ai gust 4. DM.
Lewis L. smith, Harry T. Crane, Frank
ROSIE JACOB.
( rune, f rank Long, of HobVoiiville, Oregon.
< if SpRice, County of Tillamook, State ol
Any 1.ml all persons claiming adveisely the
Oregon, has this day filed in this office her above described la lids are it quested Io file their
sworn statement No. 6,29, for the purchase of ! , claims in tliisoffice on or before said 13th «lay
the Sw W of section No 34. Ill tp. 2 South, Range of February, 1904.
No 8 West, and will offer proof to show
AI.GI KNON S. D hi shi h , Hegisler.
i that the laud sought is mote valuable for
its timber or stone than foi agricultural pur
himmonk .
I poses, and to establish her rlsiin to said land
before the County Clerk of Tillamook County.
Oregon, at Tillamook C ty, Oregon, on Mon In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon
for Tillamook County.
day, the 25th day of January, I < m . She names
The A »Loria Company,
nr- witnesses
Plaintiff,
Walter C. Ballev John W eiss, Vincenx Jacob,
vs.
Miehnel Lange, of Tillamook, Oitgon.
' Any and all persons claiming ailversely the Ernest Barton (formerly Ernst •
i above desciil»e<l unds are requested to file theii , O. Svcnson), Jennie C. Barton,
claims in this office on or Iretore said 2-»th day | ami Ni h dem Coal Company,
Defendants.
of laiiuaiy, i'.k>4-
A m . ernon S. D mehsrh . Register. ( To Jennie C. Barton« one of the defendant«
above named :
1' imbrr L and . A ctjune 3. 1178.—N otice fob
In the name of the State of Oregon: You
P ublication .
are hereby required to itp|»ear anil answer
United Stat«* Land Office.
the complaint filc<l against you ami others
O egon c ity, Oregon,
in the above entitled court and cause, on or
N'ovcinlx-r 7II1. i<p»3. ! before the last day of the time prescribed in
Notice is hereby given tliHt in compliance the order for the publication of this sum
with the provision® ol the ad of Congress of 1 rnons. to wit On or before six weeks from
June 3, 1M7M, entitled "An act f<»r the sale of ' the Kith «lay of December, A.D.. 1903 , ami
J limber land in thr Slates ofCalifoi nin, Oregon, if you fail so to appearand an»wer for want
Nevada and Washington Territoi y. " hr ex tended I thereof the plaintiff w ill apply to the court
to all the Public Ixilid Stales by ad of August 4. for the relief demanded in It» complaint here
i*?2,
in, to-wit : For a decree for the foreclosure of
BKNIIARD JACOB
a certain mortgage made and exeente»! by
Of Hprurr. County of Tillnmook. Stale of Eriie»t Barton and y/mrseif, bearing date
(irrtfon has this <l»y
in tlii» office his June tat. A.I».. 1901 and executed ami d<
«■worn statemenl N". 63 R for lb»* purcl».**i»e of livered to The Astoria < ompany. the pl«*i«>
the N ¡2 of N/- J4 ««id Se ’4 ot Nr *z4 of (•<• 3» tiffabovc named, for the sum of One Thou
mid Nw *4 of Nw % •>< sec So 33 In tp No » >, »and Dollars upon the following »lescribed
rsngr No k W. and will off<*r proof to »h >w real pro|»erty situated in Tillamook County,
hat 1 ha laud sonxht is n>or»* valuable for it« <Ircgon. to- wit :
tlint»«*r or »tone tlian for ag culiuial piir|s>*»»••*.
The North Half i'/^i of the Northwest
iiik I to •'stablish hi* claim t<* »aid land Isdo i-lha Quarter ('<1 and the North Half i'..» of the
County Clrik of Tillamook Counts, nt Till.« Northeast Quarter ('«> of Section Twenty
nmok city, Oregon, on Monday thr 2<'»tb <ln) <>l one (21 1 in Township Three (31 North • 1
January, 1/4
Hr names a- wi ne
Range Ten (IO i West ol the Willpmettr
Walter c Bailey, lolm Wei»«, Vincenz Ja< ol», Meridian, containing one hundred sixty
Michael Lance of Tillamook, Oirgon
acres, which mortgage was. on June 3r»l,
Any ami all i»er«oii« rlahuiiiK adv®r»ely thr 1901. duly recorded in the office of the
ab*»v daecritad land« are req3e»ir<l to file then County Clerk of Tillamook County Oregon,
clairnH n thia office on or lirfore said 25th da) in book L on page 279 thereof Kerord* of
ol January, I9
Mortgages of said County, tin -ame having
A lgernon H. D rehh KR Rrgirt-«
l»een given to secure the payment of a err
T imber L and A ct , J une 3, 187«.—N otice F ob tain promissory note executed by «aid
Ernest Barton and yourself, under date pf
» L-KLICATfoN.
June l»t J9o , in favor of The Astoria Com
United 4taten Lrnid Office,
pany, the plaintiff above mimed, for the sum
Oregon City. Oregon
of One Thousand Dollar», payable one year
Oriobcr 19th. I<p»3
Notice is li» rrby given that in <-<»nipliBii»'e afterdate with interest at the rate ol ten
with lhe provision» of the act of emigre«» »>1 }»er rent |M-r annum until paid, said note
lulled, »M;8, entitle»! "An a* t lor li.<- sale »»I urthrr providing that in case suit or action
timber latidii In the Mtab-«ofCalilornia Oieg<»n should b<- iiiMtit uted to collect the same or
Nevada »»mi Washington Tri ritoryns ex nny portion thereof, then the said makers
irnded to all llie Public Land »tatca by a»-t ol should pay »ucli »urn as the court might
adjudge reasonable as an attorney'« fer
Aiiguat 4. DS2
in stieli suit or action ; »ai<l decree
EDNA M MAAON.
Of Tillamook, 1 «»uuty of I illamook State <»f to further provide for judgment in favor
Oregon. Iia» thia day file»l in this offu be» of plaintiff ior the full amount of prln
«worn wtatrment No 63I3. for the purc hase of cipal and interest secured by «aid promissory
the W 54 of Nr '4 ami W
of Me '4 of Section note, and that plaintiff« said mortgage be
*he said
No. 34, tn township 2 Sooth. Range to W»«sl decreed to l»c a first lien upon “B
and will offer proof to -how that the land mortgaged real projierty to seeurr the pav
Mniglit is n ore laluablr for it» truth« r or stone ment of the said sums together with 830 .'s
Ilian for agricultural purpose», au<i to rMa'dish taxes paid by plaintiff on said bmd. attor
her claim to said land before the < minty Clerk ncy ’» fees, anti the costs and dlshurwment s
of Tillamook County , Ot e at TillaitiooK City, of this suit , and »aid decree to further pro
B. 'ton be
Ort., on Saturday, the 2nd day of January, r</»4 vide that you, the »aid Jennie <
forever barred and foreclosed of all right,
She name» a* wttnessc»
Janie« M Morgan. James MmgR'r.of Netarts. title interest and claim in and to the said
Ore . Albert Manmi, Grant Bailey, of Tilla descrilicd real property, and every part then
of, anti that you Ite esiiecially barred and
mook. Or«-
Any and all person» claiming ndvrraely the foreclosed of un<l frotn »lower anti cla m
aliovr dr<M-t il»t«l lauds arc requested t< file ihrir «lowerin ami to the same.
This siirtiuioris is published in the Tilla
< laim» In thix offi«-e on or l»rf«»re »aid »nd day mook
Headlight omr a week for sis cot-
ol Jannary, I / 4
•ccutive weeks, to w it <»n Thursday of each
AU b EMNON M. Da»«>Ea Rcgiairr
week l»y order ol Hon W W Conder, t »»unty
NOTH E FOR
PCBI.K ATION.
Judge of Tillamook Countv. Oregon, made
Dep »»tmeut of the Intrri»»»
»»ml «luted thr ath day of Deccndwr A D ,
Land Office at Oregon City Ore ,
»•»»3 tie first publication of this summons
f»r<rrnber v, •
being <l/ite<1 the loth <lay of llecemhcr A D ,
Notice in hereby given that the f ilowina
l <«/3. ami the lust pufilk.ition thereof being
named settler lias fiiwl notue of his luteHlion on the 21st da* of).» nuary. I!M»4 The time
to make tinal proof in support of hie claim, and prescril»cd in the or»lcr for publication of this
that ward proof will be made l»efme the •ummom is once a week lor six c>»nscci«tive
County clerk of Til la-rook «'••»rnty, at Tilla weeks.
n»m»ii, Oreg.»n on Jsnaary i»r«i I9 4. fix
B I. E ddy .
ALBERT W PL a NK.
Attorney for Pini nt iff
If F. No li-liff •«>«
W* '•
> I
*4 A- % and Nw % He
section 21, ip. 2 r.orth
range 9 Weat
Empire Seperator for Bale.
lit- names the foll'twlng witn«-s-es to pro«»
| ins mtitin hour reaitlrm-e upon and criftl. «Ho»,
of said land via
Por ml**, an Emjrire Srprratnr i»» goo«|
I Lewi-L Smith. Harry T. Crane Frank « nnir • »r«ler. nt n verv low figure. Apj ly at
Erik Erick»»* of Noh»mville o ego t
hi» "Hue
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