Tillamook headlight., May 28, 1908, Image 4

OFFICIALI
Vote for or agaiaat the F.tabli.hment of and
'„¿'„Iwr and\m.wer yoked for
in the County of iiilamook.
.Mark A bciwc *"------------- _------------------------
BflbbOT.
Against High School*.
39__________
WILLIS C. HAWLEY, of Marion County
13_____
W
14
DANIEL STAYER, of Washington County
Prohibition
16
J. J
Democratic
Socialist
8. RICHARDS, of Linn County
WHITNBY^of Linn County
Vote for One
For United States Senator.
I. H
n
H
AMOS, of Multnomah
M
CAKE, of Multnomah County
301.
No.
Republican
302.
18
GBO. E. CHAMBERLAIN, of Multnomah County
J. C. COOPER, of Yamhill County
Socialist
Vote for One
21
U. J. BRIGHT, of Sherman County
Prohibition
304.
22
C. C. BRIX, of Crook Couuty
Socialist
305.
J. W. BAILEY, of Multnomah Couuty
Republican
306-
Yes
B. N. EMERY, of Multnomah County
Democratic
307.
No.
30
C- B HOSKINS, of Yamhill County
Prohibition
DISTRICT.
Vote for One
Republican
THOMAS K. CAMPBELL, of Lane County
Vote for One
For Prosecuting Attorney, Third Judicial District.
JOHN H. McNARY. of Marion County
•
Referendum Ordered by Petition of the People.
An act providing that in all counties, the sheriff shall have the custodv o{pr.*£°r|‘t’.1,
committed to or confined in the county jail and such prisoners shall be w
such places and for such time and in such manner as the county court ,a*y .
.
and that in counties of over one hundred thousand inhabitants, the sa a
guards and jailors shall not exceed 390 00 per month and t»ie price ot meais
furnished prisoners shall be 12«^c. each.
Vote i Lb____ __J_
For Commissioner of the Railroad Commission of
Oregon, First Congressional District.
27
30«.
Yes.
309.
No.
For an act requiring railroads and other common carriera to grant free transport.! tion
to State officers and county judges and sheriffs, as a condition precedent to acQUinng
land for corporate purposes by the exercise of eminent domain, and to prohibit tue
payment of mileage for such free transportation.
Vote Yhs or no .
Republican-Democratic
For Senator, Twenty-fourth Senatorial District.
Vote for One
28
W. N. BARRETT, of Washington County
Republican
39_____
C. V. KUYKENDALL, of Yamhill County.
Socialist
For Joint Representative, Fourteenth Representative
District.
Vote for One
30
A. G. URALS, of Tillamook County
31
C. J. BLANCHA HI), of Tillamook County
Socialist
33
W.C. CHRISTENSEN, of Yamhill Conni v
Prohibition
33
SAM LAUGH
. ntnhill Count y.
Republican
Statement No. 1
310.
Yes.
311.
No.
An act to appropriate twenty-five thousand dollars annually for four years, to be used
in purchasing grounds and building armories for the use of the Oregon National
Guard, the money to be expended under the supervision of the State Military Hoard
at any time during the four years, the Board not being required to use each appro
priation the year it is appropriated. The Oregon National Guard is required to pay
to the State Treasurer such rental, for the use of said armories, as «pay be fixed
by the State Military Board.
Vote YES or NO.
312.
Yes.
313
No.
For County Commissioner.
H •_ Y
Î2.
8. SCOVELL, of Tillamook County
ALLEY, of Tillamook County
For Sheriff.
010.
Yea._____________________ ____________________________________________________________
317.
No.
I! BN RY C RKN8H A W. of Ti 1 lamook Count y
Republican
37
A. R. LUCY, of Tillamook County
Democratic
38
W. C. WOLl’B. of Tillamook County
Socialist
For County Clerk.
For equal suffrage constitutional amendment permitting women to vote on equal terms
with men.
Vote YES or NO.
Socialist
36
Vote for One
For an act prohibiting fishing for salmon or sturgeon on Sunday from January first to
October first, also in the Columbia River only from October first to December
thirty-first, also in the navigable channels of Columbia River at night, also at any­
time in Sandy River and iu Columbia River west of west line of range nine west,
near Astoria, and east of west line of range sixteen east, near ( elilo, and limiting
seines anywhere in the State to one hundred and fifty fathoms long and four and
one-sixth fathoms deep, aud providing penalties.
Vote YES or NO.
31«.
Yes.
319.
No.
39
J. C. HOLDEN, of Tillamook County
Republican
♦2
JL K KAKR, of Tillamook County
Socialist
For constitutional amendment, giving additional and exclusive power to cities and
towns, within their corporate limits, to license, regulate, control, and tax, or to
suppress or prohibit theatres, race-tracks, pool-rooms, bowling alleys, billard halls,
and the sale of liquors, subject to the provisions of the local option law of the
State of Oregon.
Vote YES or NO.
Democratic
320.
Yrs
321.
No.
41
HBNRY K
MORRIS, of Tillamook County
For County Assessor.
43
43
Vote for One
HERMAN c.ESSNER. of Tillamtiok County
A. M. HARB, of 1 illamook County
For County Treasurer.
Socialist
Republican
Vote for One
322.
Yes.
G. A. COBL ER, of Tillamook County
Socialist
323.
No.
45
J. S. 8TBPH RNS, of Tillamook County
Republican
46
r. W. TODD, <>f Tillamook County
Democratic
47
W. 8. BURL, of Tillnmook Count
For County Surveyor.
48
49
QI ro SCH RA her . of Iillamook < ount V
60
For Coroner.
w <
5 »
M
HAWK, of Tillamook ( ounty
H
KIPLKV. of Tillamook County
DISTRICT,
for Justices of the Peace.
First District.
63
Republican
/ ote for One
THIamook County
61
Vote for One
JOSII’H KFFKNHERGKR, of Tillamook County
Socialist
Republican
-
For constitutional amendment providing that all dwelling houses, barns sheds, out­
houses, and all other appurtenances thereto ; all machinery and buildings used
exclusively for manufacturing purposes and appurtenances thereto ; all fences, farm
machinery, and appliances used as such ; all fruit trees, vines, shrubs, and all other
improvements on farms ; all live stock ; all household furniture in use ; and all took
owned by workmen and in use, shall be exempt from taxation in addition to ex­
emptions now authorized by the Constitution.
Vote YES or NO.
44
For County School Superintendent.
and
C loyd D awbon .
Last Wednesday, sch<x>l being clused.
the • ajority of »•>« siudenta went to sc»
Uncle Sam’« big fleet. Some walked,
a,me went horseback, or in rig», or in
boats-anyway, they were there. 1ho»e
who walked went down the hill to the
lighthouse, a muddy lot after their walk
over the muddy road across Cape
Meare». A party of boys, on reluming
home, struck through the salal brush
down to a small stream, w hich they fol-
lowed to its mouth. They were amazed
to find tie water at the mouth of the
creek falling over a bank about twenty
feet high into the ocean. So they toiled
up the hill and went down the next
creek which they followed to the beach.
After spending two hours looking at the
beautiful things on tlie beach, they
started.
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The people w ho went to the beach on
Wednesday saw lots of genuine United
States smoke, anyway.
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The school enjoyed a fine lecture on
Tuesday by Mr. Knodell, the Secretary of
the Anti Saloon League. Ilis subject
was " The Mau With a Vision,” He
pointed out the fact that most men who
have become great
were men with
visions—visions of some kind of per­
fection which they wished to become
or to accomplish. He urged the neces­
sity of young jieople having a vision of
what they wish to become in the future,
that they may become men and women
sound in mind, soul and body.
X
Republican__
Vote for One
E mersonian »—
E lmer A llen
a a a
Proposed by Initiative Petition.
Vote for One
C iceronian »—
I i . ua D awson and E lsie S coyell .
The seniors were busy on Tuesday,
An act to amend Section 3529 of Bellinger & Cotton's Annotated Codes and Statutes getting their invitations ready to be sent
of Oregon by increasing the annual appropriation for the support and maintenance
away. They have a very pretty invita­
of the University ofOregon.
Vote YES or NO.
tion this year and they say that the
314.
Yes.
beauty of it is that they got them them
316.
No.
selves.
COUNTY.
34
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Yes.
No.________________________________ ————"
38
X
26
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For amendment of Section 14 of Article II. of the Constitution, changing the
holding the regular biennial elections from the first Monda\
I
first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
*ote_________ '
Vote for One
For Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner.
Yes.
An amendment to Article VII. of the Constitution by increasing
law, and
of the Supreme Court from three to five, until oJhcrw***_.£Jìt_ >rk,islàtion for the
authorizing the Legislative Assemblv to provide ^7
. ,.Yrc exercised by
exercise by the circuit courts, of the probate jurisdiction t e
before some
the county courts, and for the transaction of county business
or xo.
aourouriate bod v or tribunal.
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Republican-Democratic
ROBBRT 8. BRAN, of Lane County.
Ye..
Prohibition
19
For Justice of the Supreme Court.
300.
For an amendment of Section 3 of Article XIV. of the C
Government by act of
location of State institutions elsewhere than at the scat
g
YES f
the legislature and vote of the people.
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______________________
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Democratic
20
For an amendment of Section 28 Evidently intended to be
.
legislature to $400
the Constitution, changing the compensation of J11®’" .
session instead of <3 per
for each regular session and $1U per day for each ext
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effect. and the
day and mileage. (Section 28 provides the time when la"» VoteY‘ 8 or NO.
proposed amendment is. therefore, wrongly num berm >
Republican
12
EDITORS:
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Referred to the People by the Legislative Assembly.
Vote for One
For Representative to Congress.
te
For High School«.
SS
STATE.
THE BUGLE CALL
if
For an amendment to Article II. of the Constitution, giving the voters power to call a
special election at any time to discharge any public officer and elect his successor.
____ ___________ _ ____________ _ ______________________________ ___ _________Vote YES or NO.
324.
_Ye.,
325.
No.
bill for a law instructing members of the legislature to vote for and elect the
candidates for United States Senator who receives the highest number of votes at
the general election.____________________________________________________ yot. YBS or NG.
326.
Yen.
A
327.
No.
s s
A farewell party will be giren at the
Opera House by the students, so that
all of them can get together for one
more good time lief ore separating for the
year. In many ways this has been an
enjoyable year, and we regret to see
its end.
sax
The stute eighth grade examination
in grammar this year proved a
stumbling block for nearly half the
applicants in the county. Until next
examination, two weeks from now,
we suppose there mill be some mighty
digging in that subject, One question
this time is not found till up in the
tenth grade rhetoric work, so we would
advise ambitious eighth graders to look
ahead aliout four years in getting ready
next time.
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There was a very interesting debate
last Thursday as to whether the fleet
Democratic
could ire seen to the best advantage
fioar Garibsldi or from the lighthouse.
Vote for One 328
Yea.
It was surprising what wonderful eye­
Republican
329.
No.
sight some ot the people concerned in
Socialist
the argument bad. Finally, after much
A bill fora law to limit the «mount of money candidate, and other persons may con
tribute or .pend In election campaign. . declaring what shall constitute corrupting argument the matter was decided satis,
uk of money and undue influera in election, and punishing the same ; ‘prohibit na
attempts on election day to pur.uade any voter to vote for or against an< candidat? tactonly—everybody who had been at
or candidate, or any mea.ure .ubmitted to the people ; to protect the purity of U k
ballot, turn.Shing information to vot.r. concerning candidates and parties uartlv a? Garilialdi decided that they had the
public »pense, and providing forthe manner of conducting election contests.
p
y
best view and all who had been at the
Cote for One
___ Vote YES or NO.
lighthouse decided hat was the only
330.
Yes.
good place to see it.
Republican
No.
.
» «
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Mr. Burdick, the well known inven.
tor, and Mr. Finney hie junior partner,
Second District.
are perfecting at*
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theory
of the ........
giapi.a-
63
L. K MORTON, of Tillamook County
Socialist
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phone, which they think will be ot
332.
Yes.
6b
• a STANLKÌ >f Tillamook ( ounty
Independent
great service to the public (Mr. Edison’s
333.
No.
6 1
G. W SAPPINGTON, of Tillamook County
'Republican
theory being too bald to understand),
For constitutional amendment providing for the choosing of juror, and vr-.nd
lhey sav that the phonograph works
and that no jwr.on can be charged in the circuit court, with the
Juro”
crime or a miademeaaor except upon Indietment found by . grand inry «~ot V k * upon Hie same principle as the human
Third District,
a court hold, an indictment to 1« defective, the di.irict "attorney ’ m«7’ «k
As a man become» wise the
amended indictment.
v / , . * nk an brain
CH AS P NELSON of 1 ill unook Count p
03
Republican
334.
Yes.
------------------------- creases on his brain become deeper and
more plentiful, till all he haste do is to
335.
No.
“T.m. hl9 h""d a"d ,he “'«'»Kbts come
For Constables.
Vote for One A bid bran act to create the county of Hood River out of the «-e«er„
lU'nbhng out. ('
On the same principle,
First District.
^J*of CO"nt3r 1 proTidin« for H. organia.tion au<l fixing the salaries "f the office?!
«y these inventive geniuses, the
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na
Al.HKBT (RADFORD of Tillamook County
Republican
336. _____ ___________________
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grspiiaphone needle is placed upon the
JULIUS ERICKSON, of Tillamook County
M
Socialist
337.
No
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proper crease, and the right tooe is re-
56
J. R. Hh KS. of Tillamook County
l>emocratic
ceived, after f
the proper amount of
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Coroner—W. C. Haw k.
scratching has been done.
Jualicee :
• « s
Second District.
U.S. Senator—H M. Cake.
Many preparations are being made to
1st District—Joseph Effenberger.
Uongreaatuan
—
W
C.
Ilawley.
66
NORMAN OLSON, of Tillamook Coa.ty
Rive thesemors a,.8d commencement,
Democratic
Jud District-G. W. Sappuigton.
Justice Supreme Court—R S. Bean.
erhapsa morc popular c|,w
„
67
B. 8. roWKLL, t»f Tillamook County
3rd District—Chas. P. Nelsuii.
Independent
Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner
S at not!lh,,*hoo,-"n<‘-’rybody feels
58
P H M SMITH, of Tillamook County
Constallua
Socialist
—J. W. Bailey.
,l a‘ nothing is loo good for lheln> Onfi
1st District—Albert Crawford.
ot the most pleasant features will be a
Commissioner of the Railroad Coiutuu
I 3rd District—J. F. Jenkins.
reception given the clra and teacher,
»ion—T. K. Campbell.
Third District.
by the juniors.
Prosecuting Attorney— John H McNary.
64
A H. BKATV, of Tillamook Countv
Bad Attack of Dysentery
Socialist
Joint Senatm—W. N. Barrett.
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M
J F JBNKIN8, of Tillamook County
Republican
Cured.
Joint Representative—A. G. Beals.
The Hero.
“ An himored c|tlBen of t|„, ,own wa>
(By A iola Mapes, 19H)
County Commissioner—H. V. Alley.
; suffering froki a severe attack ofdvsen
I
■n.ere w„ once. gid who irom her
Sheriff—Henry Crenshaw.
I tery. He told a friend if i-e couh?^l>.
lain a buttle of Chamberlain'» Colic-
n 7 rt l,,d ***" ,OTK1 b’ every
County Clerk—J. C. Holden.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedv he felt one who knew her Ha-»
Vote fnr or against Prohibition of the Sale of lutottcatiiic Liquors fbr Severa*? Fnrsom County Assess.»—A. M. Hsre.
Tn
!
HOT
Rulh
for IM1N Co.nl, of Tillamook
Mark X IwtWK. number .od 1”X‘"LtriXr
confident of be,ng cured’ he haii-- - - *"■ Miller
ve
1
1.
,nd
*•. »nd
— .—ving unw I
County Treasurer—J. S. Stephens.
thi.
remedy
in
the
West.
Hew^mìd
¡
541
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He
wai
told
For Prohibition.
County School Superintendent—W. s. that I kept it in stock
-4 r~
aud J ‘ lost no tune whfcht’hl P,rt‘y W‘d *°°d n»tur^.
6?
i in obtaining it. •nd was promptly
Against Prohibition
Buel.
She h.d
h’rh*W'*r
r _ ,~T---- • '■■■¡Raiw. of
County Surveyor—Otto Schrader.
I noleutt, Vt. ror
For sale
sale by
by all
all druggUu.
diuggi.ts
i
For an act prohibiting, after Augu.t 2Sth, 1908. «»hlng for .almon or .turgeon nt an,
time, by any mean,. except hook and line, in the Sandy River or any S it. tribu
tanca, or tn the Columbia River, or any of ita tributaries ut anv
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from it. confluence with the Sandy liver, or with hook and line during the .pawning
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PROPOSED BY PETITION.
• Jack, do you remember the ds.
thrashed Joe Leruber for «syinao ,
thought I was smart F‘ naked Rut(1 *
Jack blushed and said that he rem,
bered something of the kind, but i?
other three boy» had not been i0 n,
school at that memcrable tim,
begged to hear the story. So Ruih
the story as follow« ;
- Well, one day when we were in the
second grade, we were surprised to *
anew boy take his place in oneoftk,
little seals. He was a very ne*t, w,u
dressed little fellow (there Jack blud^
redder than ever) aud as the boyein,w
room had very little respect for good
clothes, they immediately dubbed him
•' gii I baby.”
- At recess they threw Snow balls It
at him, but he did not cry or «ven pi
angry. I, for some unknown reaion hid
taken a fancy to him. (Chers w„,
laugh, and it was Ruth's tern to blush)
and 1 sympathized with him. 8ovg
went aliout the school grounds together
and did not |>ay any attention to »het
the others said.
•• But the next day a boy named Joe
Lember yelled out, -Oh, Ruth thinks
she is smart.' Thia Jack would not Maud
and said ;
" Do you want to fightt”
••Then they snatched off their little
coats and in a second were fighting
hard. J-ie was tumbled to the ground
in disgrace, and the new boy immedi.
ately liecame a hero. Thus he who
vester,lay wus friendless, today
friends to spare.”
She ended her story, and as it wu
getting lute, they all started for their
tents, Jack and Ruth lingering along
together—for Jack was still the hero.
The Most Common Cause of
Suffering.
Rheumatism esuses more pain and
suffering than an} other disease, for the
reason that it is the most common of all
ills, and it is certainly giatifying to suf­
ferers to know that Uliamherlain'sPain
Balm will Hfford relief, and make rest
and sleep possible. In many cases the
relief from pain, which ia Ht tint
temporary, has become permanent,
while in old fieople subject to chronic
rheumatism, often brought on liv damp,
nets or changes ill the weather, a per­
manent cure cannot be expected; tba
relief from pain which this .liniment
affords is alone worth many times iu
cost 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by
all druggists.
Valued Same as Gold.
B. G. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar
View, M inh , mm ' h : “I tell my customer!
when they huv a box of Dr. King’s New
Life pill« »hey get the worth of that
much gold in weight, if afflicted with
oonetipution. mnlaria or biliousness.”
». 3? :«
The baccalaurete Harmon last Sunday Sold under guarantee At Chas, I Clough,
drug store 25c
was perhaps the best ever heard in Till
amook. It was preached by Rev. D. H. T imbkb , x L and , act J unr 3RD, 1878.—Nortel
hoh P ublication .
Hare in the Methodist church which
United States Land Office, Portland,Ore.,
August 5th, iqo 7.
was completely filled. It was a strong,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
scholarly addrsss, and will no doubt be with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, I878. entitled “ An act for the sale of
remembered by the people of tne timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
graduating class long after many other Nevada, and Washington Territory,'' as ex-,
tended to all ti e Public Land States by act of
features of their commencement are August 4, 1892,
CLARENCE H JONES,
forgotten. The church had been beauti. Of Portland,
county of Multnomah, State of
fully decorated by our energetic juniors. Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 7753, for the pnrehaseof
The music was by the Methodist choir, the Nw U of He *4 end Ne *4 of Sw
*4 of Section No. 34. i»» Township No. a
assisted by Mr. Wiley aud Mr. Finley. South,
range No. 10 W, and will offer proof
For con.tftutlonal amendment giving the people power to make law, for election .1
public officer, by majority vote in.tead of pluralities ; to provide that political parties
and voters' organisation, .hall he proportionably represented in all offices tilled bv
the election of two or more person, and that a voter shall vote for only one person
for any office, and may indicate hi. second, third, etc , choice; and to provide for a
•Impie method of precinct residence and registration.
Vote YES or No
331.
At the ti»ue when thia storv
at the brncli, ami mh U sum |
centre of attraction.
She x—..
preferred her old playmates
panions, because they could talk ong,
good old tint a they had when they '*
school children together. T.d»,*?
and four of her young men friend, *’
at the beach, sitting on th, amd L?
ing.
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whh
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to show that the laud sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agrirultural
fiurp >»es, and to establish his claim to said
and before W. H
ooper, Commissioner at
Tillamook City, Oregon, on Tuesday the 4th
day of August. 190M. lie names as witnesses:
J. D. Jones, of Tillamook City. Oregon ; R,
A. Jones, of Blaine, Oregon; Jas. C. Bewley,
of Tillamook City, O egon ; Geo. F. Zimmer*
man, f Tillamoqk C|ty, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aliove described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 4th day
of August, 1908.
A lokrnon S. D rrsbrk , Register.
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
United Stat«« Land Office.
Portland, Ore.. May 12. 1908.
Notice ia her. bv given that the North­
ern Pacific Railway Company filed in
thia office oh May 12, 1908, its applica­
tion to «elect under the act of July 1.
1898. an extended by Act of May 17,
I9ufi, the following described land»,
to wit :
Liat 111: N J4 Ne W, aection 32, tp. 1
8.. R fi wi-at. W.M
8e I4 Ne J^, section 20, tp, 2 8-, R- ®
went W M
Ne I4 Nw
aection 18, tp. 8 N., R 9
went, VV M.
Any nnd all tiereon« claiming adver­
sely the landa de»crihe<l. or deniring to
object becaune of the mineral character
of the land, or for any other reason, to
the disposal of applicant, should til»
their affidavits of uroteat in this office
within thirty days from the first pubii
cation of this notice.
A lgernon 8. D resser .
Register.
First publication May 28, 1008.
Lasi publication June 2ft. 1908-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Laud Office,
Portland, Ore., May 12, 19C8.
Notice is hereby given that the North­
ern Pacific Railway Company filed in
this office on May 12. 1908. ito applica­
tion to select under the Act of July 1.
1898, as extended by Act of May 17,
1906. the following described lands,
to wit;
List No. 118 : 8w H 3w H, section 1L
and 3 H 8e X. section 14, tp 8 N . R. •
west, W.M.
Any and all persons claiming adver­
sely the land described, or desiring to
object because of the mineral character
of the land, or for any other teason, to
the disposal to afiplicant. should 81«
their affidavits of protest in this oScs
within thiity days from the first pubis
cation of this notice.
A lgernon 8. D rcbskb .
Register-
First publication May 28, 1808.
Last publication June 25, 1908.