Tillamook headlight., November 15, 1906, Image 3

TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, NOVEMBER 15, 1906
three miles, with the overhead trolley,
Commissioners’ Court,
i tbe matte; of the petition of
litm liuistroug for a county toad,
taa continued until the next
■„.be rnktler of the petition of A.
Knhn zud B. c. Mrnb lor Older
KiliDg taxes it was ordered that
■sbeiilf credit tbe land with ¡«14.09.
■,ing tbe tod paymeut of taxea
tbe property.
■. tbe matter of the application ol
B Bar Citv Land Co. for an agree-
/„ tbe light to ciosa the public
..„a 10 use and occupy certain
WL ,,i Bar City for tbe purpose of
KtiD8. constructing and ope.ating a
Koad. this «as agreed to by tbe
Klt One of tbe sections of the
■Lieut apecities that the lailioad
■7»..in work not later than May
■ and that 25 miles
the road
■fl K completed leady for opera
■ aod public travel by Dec. 31, 19U8.
■n tbe matter of the cancellation ol
Kqueut taxes ot Amon Hose, it wus
Kndthat the tax tor the years
■1', 1894, 1H95 and 1898 be cancelled,
Science and Industry.
and in his address he advocated the util­
izi tion of surface or elevated roads, or
It appears from loaves uf bret d f und
¡n 6ake ovens in the rums of th«
—-------- .he city <4
Hartford, for instance | Pompeii that the brakers of that city
way systems. In
1
he would run electric suburban trains 1 . made tiieir bread into forms that were
subways, for the suburban traffic of rail-
within
a
miles and I
radius of thirty
switch the cars from the main line to
the street railroad tracks, so that pass­
engers could reach their places of busi­
ness without a change of car. A large
plan, .in connection
with the Pennsyl­
vania road south for
New England by
way of Long island, Staten island and a
great bridge over Hellgate.
Already the
circular and flat.
An eleren-story skyscraper is to be
built in West Thirty ninth street, New
York, which is attracting considerable
attention from engineers and archill <t
in general from the fact that it iejro-
securing a
region by
route across the Hudson.
When a railroad president, as a sound
business move, adopts the 2 cent fare,
favors the abolition of favoritism, urges
full publicity, interests himself in electric
improvements
facilitate
to
travel, and engages
prises to
in
suburban
immense enter­
render through
connections
more direct, he mav be said to be doing
bis duty toward the public as well as to
posed to dispense with the st.-ad frame
Hardware, Tinware, Glass
and China,
ratsand the plague is considered to have
been proved by the extraordinary suc­
Oils, Paint, Varnish, Doors, Window
Sashes,
cess in decreasing the scourge which has
resulted from a war of extermination
against rats in sixty ’towns in the Pur- .
jab, India. The operation is still Incom
Fine Line of Choice
GROCERIES
plete, but the experiment in view of the ;
fact that l.OOU.OOl) persons already have
died of the plague tn the Punjab al ne.
There are
places along tl e
several
American coast where samples i.f the so-
creation and makes a radical mistake
called ‘’singing Mind” have lieen found.
when it seeks to be a public tyrant. There
We carry a Large Stock of
The supposed close connection between
A railway is a public
his corporation.
DAIRYMEN’ AND
S SUPPLIES
STEEL STOVES & RANCES
construction heretofore considered an
indispensable adjunct of a tall building
New Haven has reached into the an.
thracite mining
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Agents for the Great Western Saw
One of the most remarkable instances is
M.vui . where, for elsiut
■a tbe matter of the contract be-
one-fifth of a mile, the sand gives out »
ieo IillBinook County and Fred ly serving ¡the people than in lettering
d slinct sound when it is walked on or is
-,
Hz, on Ludke road, it wasordeied and oppressing them. With a popula­
stirred with a stick. It is said that II s
The Most Reliable Merchants in Tillamook County.
tion
of
more
than
80,000,000
the
United
Ibete allowed 350.00 lot extra
stick be driven violently into it a sound
rk, ,nd that 3600. be allowed on States is an unequaled field for railway
oontiact and the balanoe duo on progress and liberalivy. More than tny • may be produced that can be heard at a
distance of 150 feet, above the roar ol
(Contiact, viz; 8175 te paid on sp­ other people, Americans use facilities for
the sea. Toe theory about the sand is
transportation
and
appreciate
every
iral by the county couit.
tha' it is caused by friction between the
advance ir. them. High rates, poor con­
T imber L and A ct , J unk 3
N otice ; for rtMBKR L and A it , J unk 3 1878 —N otice for T imhkr L and , J unk 1. I878.—N vtick for
u tbe matter ot printing the delin-
angular particles.
P ublication
PUHI.ICATION.
P ublication .
veniences, lack of enterprise, and special
United States Land Office,
mt tax list tor 1905, tbe Herald
United State« Ijmd Office.
United States band Office,
Tin re has l-een much discussion about
Poitland, Ore.
Portland, Oregon, October 2nd, 19o6.
Portland, Oregon Sept.£tad, 1906.
I awarded tbe contract at lo a line. barriers are short sighted, an economic the quantity of alcohol contained in
September 1st, I906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
Notice i« hereby given that in «omphaiica
folly. The roads that genuinely study 1
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of with the provision»
______ —
— act of Pou a re» a of
of the
n tbe mattei of a load of public
with the provisions of the act of Congress ot
...» sale of
-7“ eiititl««<l "Ansel
^.-t ....
for the
and respect the public righes and are al­ ordinary bread as the result of the fer June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for t' e sale June 3, 1*78, entiled " An net for the sale of tim­ June 3, 1K78,
ber lauds in the States ot California. Oregon, tun er lands in the Slatraoi California. Oregon,
Bmeut of F. Lange, tbe court ap- ways alert to meet the public demands. mentative
pirocess to which it is sub­ of timber lands in the States of California, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as ex­ Nevada and Washington Tetrhory," as ex­
1
Oregou,
Nevada
and
Washington
Territory,
’
’
aa
nted F. L. Sappington, Jchn ya ill mow in the forefront, and reap the jected before baking. Evidently the
tended to all the Public Land States by act uf tended to all the Public Lund States by act of
extended to all the Public Land State:« by act of August 4, I892,
August 4th, 1892.
;key and Geo. R. McKimmins a largest reward as long as there is an quantity is small, but until recently, it Auguat 4, 1892.
NF.IJ.IK E. CAREY.
JULIA G. FOWLER.
F.LLA T. EDM UNSON,
Of Portland, county of Multnomah, State of Of Tillamook, county ol Tillamook, State of
rd of county viewers, to meet on eternal fitness of things.
would appear, chemists have not suc­ • )f Kuuene. county <»f Laue. State of Oregon, Oregon, has this day filed in this office her Oregon, has thia day filed in this office her
:ias
this
day
filed
In
this
office
her
sworn
stale-
sworn
statement
No.
70S
’
>,
for
the
parchnse
3rd of Dec. 19i6.
ceeded in accurately measuring it. Now, nent No. 7043. tor the purchase »»ff the N of faits II, *3, 14 and 20 of Section No. 5, in sworn statement No. 7O72, for the purchare of
the N % of He *4 and E H of Sw % of Section
of Se^, Ne 14 uf Sw % of tp. No. I south, Ranges West, and will offer N«> 9, in Tp. No.
however, it is announced that Dr. O. 4 of Se *.4, Se
D the matter of tbe official bond of
1 north. Range No. 7
flection No. 6, in Township No. 1 South, proof lo show that the land sought is West, and will offer proof to show that the
FORTUNES
IN
MILK.
Pohl, by an elaborate process based upsm <ange No. 8 West,
and will offer proof more valuable for its timber or stone than for land sought is mote valuable fur its timber
ny Crenshaw as tax collector, tbe
Co show that tbe lan-1 sought is more valuable
purposes, and o establish her or atone than for agi cultural puriioses, and
the distillation of the bread to he tested for its timber or stone than for agricultural agricultural
ie was aproved, tbe United States
claim to said land before the Register and to establishdirr claim to said laud before the
purposes
and
to
establish
her
claim
to
said
Oregon
Cows
Produce
Nearly
Receiver
of
this
office, at Portland. Otegon, on County < lerk. at Tillamook, Ortgon, on Moi-
in
a
Papin
digester,
has
ascertained
that
elity and Guaranty Co. as surety.
land before the Register and Receiver, at Tuesday, the iHlh day of December, 1906. She day, the 7th «lay of January, 1907. She
ordinary bread normally contains 0753 Portland, Oregon, on Monday, the a6th «lay of uanies witnesses .
$28,000,000 in 1905.
names as witnesses ;
j tbe matter of the petition ot 11.
November. T906. She nanus as witnesses:
Robert F. Louden, John Mnginnia. Robert
Win. Illingworth, of Wilson, Oregon ; Toby
of a grain of alcohol for every 100 grams
I.. R Edmunson, of Eugene, O egon; Lillian Louden, II (» l.etier, W H. Petrie, Enirline («• Snuth. ol Wilson, Ore» on ; William Rvan, of
Frazer for a county load, F. L.
I'ravis. of Eagelie, Oregon; W. C. Bailey, of
all of foitland, Oiegon.
Tillamook, Oregon ; F. E. Fowler, ofTi iamook,
Oregnti’s dairies and creameries sent of bread, or a little more than 7 parts in rillamook, Oregon ; Walter Baker, of Till» White,
pington, S. M. Dailey and M. D.
Aliyt.nd all persons claiming adversely the Oregon.
Oregon
above described lauds are icqurgted to file their
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
¡ding weie appointed a board of out in 1905 products valued nt xppnixi. 10.000. Il is well to be precise even in iiiiaik,
Any and all persons c aiming advers«dy the claims in this office on or before said 18th day above-deac ibed lands Hre requested to file their
¿bovr-descrilied lands are lequesled to file their of * ecember, 1906.
clnliiis in this olllce on or before said 7th «lay
nty viewers, to meet at tbe house mately $25,000,000. State Dairy and small things.
claims in this office ou or before said 26th day
A lgernon 8. D resser , Register.
of January, I907.
Food Commissioner Bailey has just
In his Bakerian lecture in London, le of November, I906.
A. F. Brooke on Nov. 21, 1906.
A lgkrnon ft . D urrskr . Register
A lgkreon S D resser , Register.
completed his report for this year which Gently, Prof John Millie, said that in ad
T imber L and , A ct iumr 3, 187M.—N oticic for
1 tbe matter of tbe petitiou ot tbe
P ublication .
T imber L and . A ct J unr jbd , 1878.—N otick
he will submit to the Legislature when ditiou to tl.e many tremors due to sei»
gon & California Co. to refund
United states I. iiik I Office,
► OX PURLH AHON.
it meets in January. Commissioner Bai- mic, or earthquake, influences which T imber L and , A ct J une 3, 1H78 —N otick F or
P itimid, Oieg n,
United Slates Laud Office. Portland,Ore.,
is, the same was continued.
P ublication
Neplambet 6th, io06.
August 15th, 1«J<>6.
lev estimates that the output for 1906 delicate modern instruments detect,
United States Laud Office,
Notice Is hereby given tlmt in compliance
Noiire is hereby given tlnit in compliance
i the matter of the petition of will exceed that of last year by fully 40 there are certain pulsations which seem
Portland, Ore.,
with the provi-ioiis of the act of Cot girss of with tbe provisions uf tbe act of Congress of
4th, 1oo6.
June3, 1"7X, eiililied “ An act for the sale of Julie 3, I87Ä, entitled" An net for the fair of
8 Bay for survey of road, this was per cent. In compiling his figures he to have some other origin. Some of Notice is hereby given September
that in coni fiance timb r laiidsin the states of California. Oiegon, timbet lamls in the btalrs of California, Oregon,
with the provisions of the act of congress of Nevada and Washington Territory," as ex­ Nevada, and Wsshiib ton Territory, as ex­
tinned.
itceived reports from creameries, dairies these are diurnal, and are probably dm nine 3, 1K7«, entitled "An act fot the flaraof tended to all the Public l.aud States by act of
tended t«» all H e Public Laud Stales by act of
lands in the states of California. Oregon, August 4, 1H<>2.
August 4, 1893,
i the matter of the petition of the and cheese factories throughout thesta’c to the influence of the sun and the rimber
levado and Washington Territory’ as extended
BYRON A. EDMl’NHON,
GF.ORG b M. MILLER.
fc C. R. R. Co. to appropriate part and his figures are as accurate as it is weather oil the ground. In wet weather to a 1 the Public Land States by act of Auguat 4. Of Eupene, county of I.ane, State of Oregon, Of Republic, county ol Perry, Elate of
1K93,
has this day filed in this office ins sworn state Washington, has this dat filedin this office his
be county road, it was ordered the possible to obtain.
the sides and bottom of a valley carry a
DAVID I. CULY.
inent N . 7Q47. for the pm chase of the lx>t- 2, sworn statement No. 7(145, fortlie p ichHseof
Of Gresham, county of Multnomah, State of 3, 4. sand 6, of Section No. 5, in Township No the Ne
(paDy be authorized to appropriate
of Nw Li, BcctiOli 13 and E M Sw %
The milk, condensed milk, cheese and greater load than the hounding lidges; Ireiron, has this day filed in this office his l South, Range No H west and will offer pl oof and Nw 4 <»f Sw % of Sec. No. 12. in Tp. No. 1
•.worn
statement
No.
70Í9,
for
the
put
chase
of
to show that tile lain! sought ie more valuable North, range No III West, and will • flier proof
□¿e so much of public roads as is butter produced in Beaver state for the m dry weather the case is reversed
N W of the S 4 ot Sec. No. I5, in tn 1 N, range for Ils tinilwt ot stone than foi agricultural to show that the land sought is more valuable
wary.
year 1905 were valued at $27, 925,000. Even the transpiration of moisture by 10 west, and will offer proof to show that the purposes, and to establish his claim to said for its tinihei or stone than for agrirnhuial
sought is more valuable for um tiinlici land before the Register and Receive , at ' ort purpi'iea. and to estublihli his claim to said
I the matter of tbe petition of tbe ! Milk alone represented $24,750,000 and plants may produce perceptible effects ’ >r ami
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to land, Oregon, on Monday, the 2<lth day of lainl before Die Register and Receiver, at Port­
his claim to said land before the November. 1906. He names as uitneasvs .
hind. Oiegon, on Friday the 23rdday ol Novem­
City Land Co. for cancellation of the other products $3,175,000. It is be­ upon the tilt of the ground. Thus th. establish
Kegist’ r and Receiver, at Portland, Oregon, on
I. It HdMMHMton, of l.uueiii-, OreRoli . W (' ber, 19O6. lie names m witnesaes:
Tuesday. the?oth day ol November, I906. H< Bailey, of'I illaiiKsik, Oregon . Ella T. Edniun
Waller C. Hailey, of Tl lainook, Oregon ;
is, this was continued.
lieved that $25.000,000 is a conserva­ face of mother earth is almost as sensi
names a« witnesses :
-on, of F.ugene. Oregon ; Lillian K Travis, of James Cox, of Tillamook. Oregon . Leila Beebe,
live to external influences as the skin
tive
estimate
ot
the
dairy
and
creamery
Alula
B.
Culy,
o
Gresham.
Oregon
;
Guy
D.
Eugene,
Orrgo"
ol
Republic, Wash ; Nellie Loudon, of VS aiMlw,
I the matter of tbe removal of trees
Palmer, of Boring, Ortgont J mes Df«n, of
Any and all peirunis claiming adversely the 'lliiuds.
of a living creature.
Ireshain, Oregon ; Carl Shaddock, of Gresham. above <lewrilmd lands are irqursU’d lo file their
11 the farm of Mia. S. A. Daniel, products made from the milk.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
claini«iii tins office on or liefuie «aid X>tb day of alrove described lauds are requested t«« file their
Sirius, the dog star, which is the Oregon.
If the milk produced by the Oregon
ss ordered and directed that tbe
Any and all persons claiming adversely the November, I906
claims ill this office on 01 bclorc »al<l 23t<1 day
ibove-described
lauds
are
requested
to
file
then
brightest
to
our
eyes
of
all
the
fixed
of Novenibe , 1906
A lgernons D khnhkr , Register.
cows
were
placed
in
one
tank
the
82,-
I and limbs be burned.
claims in this office on or beloie said 2bthday o1
A lgernons . D rksskr ,Register.
500,000 gallons would fill a reservoir 750 stars, lias a very remarkable companion, November, 1906.
i the matter of purchasing shelving
T imber L and , A ct J une 3. 1N7R.- N otick for
A lgernon S. D rksser . Register.
feet square and 30 feet deep and big never visible except with powerful teles­
P
ublication
T
imiikr
L
and
, A ct J une 3. 187.4 —N otick for
file cases for the vaults, it was
United Blates Land Office.
P ublication .
enough to float several ships. Estimat­ cope«. Il was first seen in 1863. and in
United Mates Land Office,
Portlaiid. Oreg .n,
Ired that the clerk order another
I' imbkr L and , A ct J une v 1*78.— N otice for
September 6th, i < j 06.
ing that there are 500,000 people in Ore­ 1890 it disap|ieared, the reason of its dts
Portland. Oregon fcjept. Ijth, 1006.
P ublication .
not lo exceed tl,200 in ccst.
Notice is hereby given tli «t in compliance
Notice ia hereby given that in conip'ia ce
appearance being that it had moved so
is more money to be made in intelligent,
Haltom, county poor.
Allen, circuit court ...
$
1 50
11 00
lulls, r d uumber 5 .
Tinnerstet, "
" ..
2 00
gon there were 165 gallons for tach per
son. But millions of gallons of milk
leave Oregon
annually,
principally in
the form of condensed milk, cheese and
600 00
butter.
The creameries made 7 000,000 pounds
24 54
of butter and there was about 3,600,000
3 75
Loerpable, slry commissioner 61 00
Bodyfelt,
“
29°°
the butter was valued at $2,500,000. Il
300 00
Kabba,
"
I _
Patzlaf, county poor .
Wilson,
“
•• ....
leting the Public Half Way.
pounds
of dairy butter produced.
rk and New Haven system, took
id va need and somewhat novel at-
i’i setting forth what he enneeiv-
> be the best principles
of railway
’gement,
This company has vol-
r’ly put in force a 2-cent passenger
«nd years ago successfully estab-
1 the rate on one of its divisions,
i w Haven road has also teenfore-
•n applying the electric third rail
^eamline. VS hile not in favor of
> rate bill as recently passed the
Mr. Mellen said in his address
he public are right in insisting that
”n carriers shall not practice dis­
kations nor show favoritism in
palings with the people.
He be­
that rebates have caused more
¡¿faction than any other of the
lomplained of, and he is also con
I that of late they have been
|y disappearing.
He favors
pub-
with full explanation of accounts,
Ked to prefer one customer over
baldy
being calculated,
Thia expectation
that star.
$195,(M)0.
The eleven days from September 3 to
13. inclusive, are memorable for having
once been entirely omitted from the cal
endarof the Anglo Saxon world accord,
ing to the New York Tribune.
compiling his report since the first of the
British empire until 1751. long alter
most other nations of the civilized world
creameries and factories requesting that
reports be made in accordance with the
proprie'ors have b*en dilatory in
The Gre
gorian calendar was not adopted by the
Notices were s-nt to the various
requirements of the pure food law.
Although pro
half as large as Sirius, it is bui
one ten thousandth part as luminous as
The output of con
had conformed with it. In that year an
The
act of parliament prescri ied that the
mak­
next year, 1752,»hould begin on January
ing out the report«, as tbe law sets no
specific time for their being submitted
1, instead of on March 25. as had prr-
viously been the rule, and that in the
Commissioner Bailey this week receiv­
following Scptemlier these eleven days
ed the last of the reports from the large
concerns. He was assisted in his work
should tie dropped from
the calendar,
the day following September 2 being
kn-iwn as Sept« »her lk. S irrmg times
by P. Melntogh who has brea acting as
At the next Lrgtslatore ,
CommMsiottrr Bailev will probably re
h general, R sincerely open method ,
^he public. There is no demand quest that an amendment to tbe pure
f<K?d law be made, requiring the reports
•¡Iroads shall run without fair re-
i A policy of candor will afford a be submitted to him within a given time
Pn which to form a true judgment
lr working But if carriers are
The shape of its orbit,
which is an eclipse with Sirius situated
missing star was seen again at Hagslsff
$46,000.
Commissioner Bailey has been at work
dairy inspector.
some fitly years.
ulwervatory in Arigona.
Alx’Ut 4,000.000, pounds of cheese was
manufactured, estimated to lx worth
year.
revolving about Sirius at a rite which
would carry it completely around in
ha» now lieen fulfilled, for recently the
of condensed
was yalued at
the fact had been ascertained that it was
distant from Sinus
milk were made, nearly all of which was
shipped out of the state, a great deal of
densed milk
of that great
During the time of Us visibility
years the vanished star would reappeal
from this butter were placed end to end
it going to Alaska.
the overpowering light
star.
as it moved into a part of its orbit more
made
they would reach 471 miles.
300,000 cases
close to Sirius as to he lost to view in
actronomers felt certain that in s few
it would be 50 feet high and 59 feet
square. Butter is usually letailed in
About
ALEX
in one of the foci,
this butter was made i"lo a solid cube
two-pound bricks. If the bricks
■ 11 ' ' I’V’s at Hartford PftfiWfflt
’■ of the extensive and profitable
All
at Manchester.
|
those were. too. in which days were not
lightlv to he spared bom a year, with
| Clive conquering India and Washington
1
beginning the conquest of tire Ohio val­
|
ley But the processir n of t ie er.umox- •
took no note «X trifles like these, which
In Time of Peace.
could lie accomplished as well uniter one
calendaiial s*yle as another It mav be
In the flr»t months of the Ru«*ia-JapRn
rr they could wield a crushing wyr we bud a »Inking example uf tlie ohaeried that, whde Gregory dropped
|in business, and convert it into a i neceaaity for preparation and Ilia early nnlrfrs d>#« from 15*12. eteven daJS
a<I vantage wi flioae who, so to Speak,
lai despotism beyond (lie dreams
•• have single«! their roofs
in dry had togn front 1*52. and Romm would
thirteen from I»« to
F**» a souk««, irresponsible ina»- weather.” The virtue of preparation Rare to drop
p1 forms of trade.
lias (UNile history and riven U> u« our M|u re her dates with the rest of
Tbe individual as well
Mellen approves a judicious rega- rreafeat men.
world.
aa the nalmn alioubi be prepare*! for any
Mcarriers and frankne«« in con-
enierg*»n«-y.
Ir» you prepare«! to a©c-
Agent Wanted
k their business, but also main
rewafully «-ornhat (hie first coid you take?
(hat they should tie quick to grasp A cold can t* cured muc h mor" quickly
Wanted. Salesman. Many make $1OO
opportunity to improve tbe ser- wb*n treated a» »on as it hxa been
'Pport unity ta improve —- -
' to $150 prr mouth ; some more. Stock
coutracted and before it has beomne
4 »ho to reduce charge« when it e~Uk>d in tbe syRUwn
clean
; grows on rmrrvatnm. for from
Chamherfoin’a
(nah advanced weekly.
done eqnitn'»lv.
He recently Cmgh Reowwly >a fanaoua for Ha corm «»Id orchards.
Choice of territory.
iteri for the equipment of the uf c«»l*i« and it should I m * krP< .t hand
Address Washington Nursery Com
>• -dz for inatant tww Fur Ml« by C«Ma.
p««y, Tuppesfoh. Washing to«.
I I. C.OKgh z Diug Sum.
I
McNAIR CO.,
United States Land office,
with the piovteaions of the act ol I’ongiess of with the pro'.-lsiuna ol the art of t'oiigrcv-s
Portland, Oregon, (/ctober 3iet, Iyo6.
lune 3. I"7R, entitled “An act for the M'r of of June 3rd, I87M. entitled " An act for the
Notice is hereby given that 111 compliance timbei
lands in the States of Caitfoi nia, Oregon, sale of limber land« in the States of < aliforilia,
with the provisions of the act of Congress Nevada ami Washington Teriitory," as ex Oregon.
Nevada, and Washington Terri'ory,"
>f June 3. riM, entitled "An act fol tin tended to a'l the Public Mml States by a«*t of as extended to all the Public ¡Jind Blates by
sale of timber lauds in th«* States of «alit iini -
I act of August 4. 1H92,
Kugust 4, IN9-2,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,"
JAMES P. KIWIIY.
WILLIAM H- POWELL.
as extended to «11 tlie Public Gand States bi Of t'ortland, county of Mul'mmiah, State of , Of St Helena county of Columbia, State of
act of August 4. tfofl,
Hegoii. has this day hied in this office Ills 1 Otegon. liHii thia day tiled in this offer his
A ILI-IA •• ft. GREGORY,
4wot« statement No. jo<6, fin the purchase <»( swoin statement No. 7053, tor the puicha>e of
Of Portland County of Multnomah. Stat« »tie Ne
of section N'» 2S. in Township No. Ilia Ne % of Hie Sw •<. *hr N 4 of th«
Oregon, ha» this day filed in this office hi-
! South Range No H West, and w 111 offer proof S<- *4 and tin* Sr % of tlie Se W of
woi n sta ement. No. 710JI. tor the purcha-e r*> sbvw that tlie land sought is more valuable sec. No. i3,
in township
No. 1 North,
of the Nw *4 of Section No 1N. in Tp No. 4 for it» timtier or atone than for agricultural range No 10 west, and will offer proof to
N . Range No ro W.. ami will offer proof to purposes and to otnhlisli his claim to sakj »how that the land sought Is more valuable
flhow- that the lan<l »ought is more valuable foi land itcfore tlie Itegistei oud Rec«iver, at Port
foi its timber or atooe than for agricultural
its timber or stone than for agricultural pui
land, Oi*-g<»n, on Monday, the 36th day of t*urpoM*s. and to establish Ilia claim to said
poses, and to establish his claim to said land November. i*>6. He names as w it fw» .
ai d before tlie County Clerk of Tillamook
before th«- Kegist»' an i Receiver, at Portland
rhonia K Kirby of Pol Hand, Oregou . K G county, Oregon, at Tillamook, Oiegon, on
>rtgon. 011 Tuesday, Hie ijiii day ot January, Maples, of Portland, Or-gon . W L Snyder, of Thursday, tne 6lh day of December, 1906.
1907. He names as witnesses :
•'or I la nd, Oiegon ; W. H. West, of Tillamook . He names n» witness« »
W I). Walter, of PorllamL Oregon; Osttion«
W C Bailey, of Tillamook, Oregon ; Fiigrue
iregoti
Royal, Pot liana, Oregon, Marlon E«l«*e H Ils
Any and all persons claiming adversely the Hunainger, of Tillamook, Or» gon, W M Faster,
boro, Oregon, J. J. « a’ter, Portland, Oregon
above drscrltred land» are requested t*> Ale their Til amook, Oregon; Piank Eckroff, of Hobaon-
Any ami all persons claiming adversely th«
lain«» ia this office on or before said 26th day ville Or«u(oii.
above describe«! lands are request«*d to fib ■>i Nweinlwr, I9 t>.
Aliy ami all persona claiming adversely tbe
their claims in this office on or before said 15th
AfxzF.aNoN H. D kkhhkr , Re gister.
above describe«! lands are requested to file their
.lay of January, 1907.
claim» in this office 011 or before said 6th day of
A lgernon H D rf . sskr . Register.
December, 1906.
T immk « L and . A ct J unm 3. 1*7* —N utkr fob
A lgernon ft . D rehskr . Register.
P ublication .
United States Land Office,
T imbkb L amd , act J u «« j , IA7M.—N otick roi
T imbkm I.* ct Jirwz 1.1»7S —Nones roa
Portland. Oregon.
HlBLlV ATIUN.
resi.K atiom
Sep ember 7II1 I906
United Slut«»» I .Mini Office.
I'wiled State* Land Office,
Notice is hereby given that in coin pl in lice
Portland, Oiegon October :<"th, i < jo 6.
Portland Oregon. October 2nd, 1906.
with the provishras of the act ol CuBgreas ol
Notice is hereby Kivcn that in < *>mplianc« Junv 3. IH7N. entitled " A h «• t for the sale ol
Notice im herrhv given that in compliance
«ith the provision» of the art of <'onirre»«of • inibe- lauds lit the states of Cnlifornla, Oregon. w tth the —
rovieiona
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the w. act
« V« of xzi»n,v-ww
Coitgre»» «»■ of
June 3, 1*7», entitled “An act f<»r the »ale of Nevada and Washington TerriLrry,’ asextendaa Jun>-8. 1M7R. entIIled " An act for tlie sale of
tim ber lands in the States of California. <»re U> all Hie Public Land fl.ate» by act of August timl»er lands in the State« of California, Oregon.
4011, Nevada and Wa hington Territoiy,’’ a»
Nevada and W asliingtoti Territory," as extended
extended to all the Pub ic Ijind States by act of I. 1692,
to all the Public Land Slates by act of August 4,
EMMA M. TRAVIN,
Auyust 4, 1^2.
Of Eugene, county of I«aur, State of Oregoo. ha» 1*J2.
LOrWLLA A. WALTER,
> Ml LINE G WHITE,
tils dav filed in inis'iffi<r her »wore »taU-nient
Of Portland, countv of Miiltnooiah, State ni >to. *,04«. fur th«* purchase of the Lota 10, II. l2 Of Portland. <<>11 ty of Multnomah, State of
Ore<on. ha* thia «lay filed in his office her
>( Serimn 6 and lot 12. of liectlofl No. fi, In Oregon, ha* this day Alert in this < fficr her
sworn statemewl. No. 7HJ®. for the piirrhare lownshrp No 1 *>uth, range No Mwe t, an I will sw*>rn statement No 7<>79. f«r the | mchase of
Hw «4 Ne «4.
U ~
N* ‘ 'i “
X» W. <ff«-r proof to show that the land sought 1» more IxHs 17, iM, 19 ami 20. of bettlon No 6, io Town*
M H Ne „ _
of Section No. 29. in
township. No.
4 valuable for it» Hnt*-**r or some than for agti ship No 1 Oolith. Range Nc 4 West, and will
!0 I West, and will offiri -uitural pur|»»»e» an«4 to c»tabli»li her claim to off»-r proof to show > hat the laud srmght is more
North. Mange No
that (he
land »ought
proof to show
aid landbefuie the R* grater and Receiver, at valuable tor its timlzeror stone than for sgrlrul.
i» more v«lt»«ble
______ ' for Ha tl uiher or alone Portland, Oregon, oti Monday, the sixth day of turai puposes and to establ sli her claim to said
Grpoaen. and t<
than for agricultural
‘
_
land befo»« the Regisler and Receiver of this
Novenitier, It«** Mbe Dan es »• witnesses
establish her rlalm lo m
land _ _ before
_ __
th«
I, R Edmunson. of Eugrua, Oregon ; I illiau offiir. at Po« tin nd. Oregon, on Tuesday, the
Rrgifltersiid Receiver, at Portland. Oregon. 01
It Travis of Eugene, Oregon ; W. C Hailey, of iMli day of December, I9o6. She names as
Twsdsy, th«* 1'th day of January, 1907. Kh<
¡illa'B'ok
Oregon ; Ella T
Edniunsou, of wit Hesses
ram*-« as witnesses
Jelm Magiiinis. Robert F. Louden. Robert
Eugene, Oregon
Wiltism«. G«»gory, of Portland Orngon ;W
Any and all persons claiming adver*ely 'lie l.ouden. It G. Leder, W. H Petite, of Portland,
D
Walter, of Portland. Oregon, Osiiion«! «bove Uescn***d land» are requested to Ale their (Jreaon
Rorsl, of Po'tland. Oregon. Marton £d**«>, 0, claims in thi> office on ol I m lore saw I BUth day
Any and all persona claiming sdver»e!y tha
Hir»l«or<> Oregon
strove descr ibe<1 lands ai» r< quested to Ole their
Iflutt.
Any and ail persona claiming sdrr'sely the of November, AUHtaxoN
1 laliiia in thl* offi< e on or before »»id iMthday
8. ImaaaF.a. Register.
above
ribew lands are requested to file their
ot Dee»mte-r. P f *-
claim« in th!» office on or brfore eaid iMh da?
A lgbbnon H. D rkmmr , Regis er
of January. I907
L and . I vkb 1. 1*7* —Norie« ros
A mikb W un A Deass*a Register
Pl «MC AT ION.
Ti nbrs L and , A ct J unk j , i B,!.—N oticr fo «
United Male« l^in<1 office,
P ubi . k AIION
Portland, Ore ,
United fttste« Lami Offic e,
AaguM 77th. I9*i*
port I «nd. o»eg«,n. November I»’, ione.
Notlrr la herel.y given that in compliance
Notice ia hereby given that in compliance
of the act of CiMigrr»« «4 with the provisions of the act 01 CongreM of
with tkv w pnrviahoi«
.
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go| ___
|jjr ___
aal« _ of Juns jrd 1*7*. eiitiHed, "Au a«t for th«- »ale
J NW 3. 1*7«.
fishfr l«nd» in th* »Ult of < «IlhxiUa Otegon, of I mber lauds In the Slates of California.
Rrvada, and Washington Tariltnr
a« *x- Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory"
t- »«lad tn «11 th« F m M m . Umi Mat«*« by set •>! as ««tended tosti the Public Uii'i Mates by act
Aac«i«l 4. I*v2.
of August 4. 1*9».
(JKORGft WILLIAMS.
GUftT HOLE.
Of TillaaKNik cmaHy of TiH«wwM»k. Mate <»f of A»t«»r»a count? of Clatsop, suite of Oreg(m,
Or»g<»fi *"• this *1«y filed lo tbu oflh*« hi« has thl« day filed in thia office hi» sworn
•worn talemrnt N«> , h (M, f</r the pflirchaae o statement
...etit No.
. i , li>f
_____
Nn. tii
?m,
tor the _ purchaaa
of the
the W % id *•
*lr '4 of nw '4 and
'4 of Nr 5 * of sw 14 "I % . of ‘ «U
», ‘»is*
J ■; and
L_.*7 sw '4
fie L< of He«i»«rt» N<> it. in T«»ow«<»ip Ro. 2 -wrHuw No Zft 1 in •
—?
*■' No. > Sautn
TowavMp
north Ka-tae No a «e»l and will i>f»r proof to Itali • NO I W and wj||
proof to
will give you co» <*how that the laiul »o«ivht la m«»re v*l»aMe io* •bow that the land «onglit is oflrr
more valuable
ita
tnwb-r
nr
atotM
than
<«»r
a«rM
ultMral
aui
for
it«
liiRhrr
or
stone
Ihai
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.
_
.
Iban
h»r
agricultural
, plete protection
« m W» and to eat«Mi«h fits « Ini n to »«id land puri«« -2-------
and
to e«tatdi»b
J I-
t-V. ' In » claim io «id lauti
and long service
before County Clerfc at Titlam*»*>k <lr«-aoM,on lief of a the Register amt
* Receive*, at Portland.
Thnraday
tha
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of
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ou
Wedursda*
, the Jj
X j d « day ol January.
You c aift afford
Mm* a« wttoesw«
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to buy any other
l>rwi« I. dmiih. rd HotMoiivillr, Gregoo.
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of Till«
..4*SMBak,
>*«*•»*. Oregon.
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Walter
Fr»ok f Crane.»( H«d*»o»*ri|'c «#reg«»n p«nz*n4 *wydrr. Fix
“ « • la nd.
- Or
*» og< — »11 Kina
‘ T G. staple« of
Every garment
«»ietifrr of Tillamook, Oregon . John Hatha P'Wtlaaid. Ofegon Gilbert D Nt
Hearns, of Purt-
•way. of 1 illani<e>k Oregon
lsi»d. Oregon
guaranteed
Any and all petaon« <lain*i*«x advetaely the
Any «nd all person« rteimtag Bdvataaly the
TU bMl Mzrz M«a
above-dearnhed i»n>U are reqnealevl to hie then . alio»« des.rihed ____________
landa are re^iiaatad to file their
claim« in thiaofikeon w befoiv said Ml» day of elaimain thl» ofike on or ba lor a »aid >jrd day
December foA
I <»l January. I407
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CLOTHING