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Newspaper Page TextTILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 12. 1910. 4 I I J. C. Bewley, truant officer ... 12 83 C. B. Wiley............................. .... 24.30 Fred Zaddach .... «25 ! R. T. Boats, prof al services «30 William Halsey.................... ........ 24.80 John Hicks ...... 41.25 I Webster Holmes, costs in esse M. D. Reading.............. .. ........ 24. X) W S. Linkhart « 25 Board of County Com ' City vs. County ........................ 10.51) John R. Harter ..................... ____ 24.20 Pau) Wabke............ .6 25 aers, including County Judge Geo. A. Steel, for support Joe Alex Fi aser ____ .................. .... 3ft00 John Hykel .......... «25 Bush in the asylum ■odspeed and Commissioners 35.99 E. W. Knight....... ........ 3.4® John Larsen . moo Fred Zaddach, supervisor . J. T. Nevins ........ ............ :. 18 00 25.40 Rudolph Zweifel . 19.00 . Bodyfelt aud H. V. Alley, D. E. Dawson, delivering bal <). A. Louimeu ......... .......... .... 15.1® Alfred Olofson ... Oft 00 ! it week and transacted the lot boxes .......... .......... ..... .. 26.50 Frank Hobson...................... .... 11.20 Work ia Road District NS. 4. ag business. I D. E. Dawson, summoning C. E. Donakiaon 25.<® H It. Johnson ........ 121.50 ) witnesses ............ 20.(»> Joe Wilson ............................ .... 1320 I. A. Folks................ i of H. Crenshaw, $2'®cons- .... 55.01) O. H. Schrader, supplies ........ 7_5 Gottlieb Hannenkratt. ... .... 25.20 Alliert Miles.............. ■s, continued. ... *325 ■ G. W. Bodyfelt, salary.......... 22.K) H. A Miles...:...,............ ’.... 15.00 Willard Johnson ... .... 2Kia lof Bay City Land Co., $1350 H. V. Alley, salary 6« 00 Wm. Ryan................................ .... 24.20 John Blum ................ .... 4.50 ¡ lire, continued. T. H. Goyne, defending pris T. E. Epplett .......... .............. .... 21.20 | ... 10.00 oners .............. ........................ 10.1« C. A. Svenaon........................ .... 24.20 Wm. Turner ............ I of J. E. Davis, $75damages, Fred Blum................ .... 325 Clarence Tilden, wood 1 116.00 W. S. Hays ............................ .... 1?.3Q gd. Alvin Blum .... 4 . .... «.noi U. G. Jackson, plana and spe J. W. Heilenbraud. 31.30 P. Marolf .................. I of Cloverdale Mercantile I cifications for bridges .... 71.00; 150.1® Samuel Downs........ 25.00 ?oe Blaser............... . . 5300 ; M. Illingworth, for taiard............. 37.50 W. J. Carver............ |0 for nails, continued, 18.80 .aiido Darby............. .... 7.50 2400 I. A. Folks ................ lounty Clerk was instructed King X Smith, meh...... ..............247.25 J. W. Tompkins.... .... 13 75 F. W. Davis,wood.......................... 40.01) Chas. Kunze............ IK 80 Roy Main .......................................... 25.00 r the road supervisor of dis- Wood A Stillwell, part payment Guy Vaughn............ 9.80 Bill Smith.......................................... 1375 l 5 to open for public travel This fine dairy ranch on Netarts road........................... jOftl® J. H. Hicks.,............ 4.40 Sam Parrin.............................. 2111) d known as the Sandlake Jos. Durrer, work........................... «01) Frank B»-rns............ of 650 acres lies on the 24.40 D. B. Darby ...................... 5,00 21.20 C. R. Fauk ........................................ 15.00 pough what is known as the W. D. Gladwell, plank ............... 351.28 F. E. Norton .......... east fork of the Lewis Chas. Svenson work....................... «77 M. C. Trowbridge.. U.ti<‘ Harris place. River, in Clark County, Z. Wells 25.00 Egliert Goodspeed work.......... «54 Alex I til la 11.............. 33) I matter of the petition for Ti 1 . Lumber Mtg. Co., lumber 87.08 J. Lewallen .............. Washington. . About Work in Road District No. 5. 13) 9.01) 1.1® Henry Kunze.......... ■nization of a Port of Ne; - C A. Patzlaf. meh................ 3.50 acres lies on the 120 R. O. Richards .... 3325 13) John Moon ... kn adverse vete having tieen J. C. Holden, frieght.................. Ztil) W. B. Aiderman .. river bottom, the bal 28.50 iVesley Kush, work, meals and J. W. Maddux.......... 120 Ed. Creecy .... ance being level bench le court ordered that the Adam 1 (pen ... . . 33.75 beds................................................... aa») Frank Eklof.............. 33) land ; 2(X) acres are I be dismissed. 25 Alex McNair A Co., meh.......... 4tt52 Chas. Desmond. ... 320 Alvis Curl .... 5.35 under the plow, practi j matter of the organization W. C. Thun, lumber.................. 57.59 B. J. Stephens ... 320 Rov Woods . . 2325 13) Tim Woods cally all in crop, and rt of Bay City, a favorable W. D. Gilbert A Sbn, inch.......... 19.49 Marvin Hodgdon .. D. W. Teter, meh.......................... 5.t® Henry Dunstan.... 4.00 ti.3) Hans Jensen .......... 1(X) acres more tnav lie ring been cast, the county E. Jenkins, frieght...................... .... 5.50 1.00 Homer Davis.......... 4.40 Dee Moon............................ plowed immediately pciaim and declare that all M. f. Rickard, repairs.............. 4.75 Grant Marshall .... 27.37 «40 Carl Curl ........ 87 without clearing, but is jtory embraced in the peti- Am. Blum, hauling lumber.. 40.25 Eddie Marshall .... 0.40 Dave C-oulaon .... «75 0.40 Henry Walters now the finest of. pas mcorporated as a municipal Robert Wakefield, scrapers.... 37.00 D. W. Johnson ...< . 15.1® J. ........ .... ....194.43 Jennie Jurlis............ ’ M. “ Weiss, lumber “ 0.40 Weslev Lawver.......... ture. pon under the name of the J. M. Weiss, grading........ .... 54.00 John Johnson.......... IC O. Richards ...... . . 48.30 G.40 20.25 John Creecy .................... pay City. C. E. Donaldson, lumber. .... 70.0!) I Bob Lestic ................. «80 The balance of the . . 47.50 iniatter of bids for Necarney T. L McFall, meh.............. .... 11.15 L. L. Smith :............ 0.80 Dre Moon ......... land is nearly all slash Hans Jensen ......................... ...... 54.50 A. C. Smith, meh ................ Frances Buckler ... ... ,30ft 00 «80 In trestle, that of Walter D. ed and is flrct-class 10.00 8.00 Dave Coulson........................ jr $1,550 be accepted and that Rosenberg Bros., meh.... ... .115.56 George Brelnnsire pasture, the slashing 8.00 Cost bill State vs. Will Galloway. Mr. Holmes....____ ■ Olofson be rejected. Mrs. Holmes ............ 8.60 MISSOURI’S having been done about GREAT MILK Norman Meyers.............................. 5.90 7.3) ¡of W.S. Cone, $62.70,gravel. Joe Osborn......................................... 5.90 William Keys.......... 25 years ago, leaving COW R. T. Boa la................ 2.3» George Regan.............. ;;................ 5.90 very few stumian. The John ’ n A. Nelson.... 4.40 Additional Facts of the Wonder- of Miama Lumber Co., Mike Galloway............................... 5.90 k u. . Robin.............. soil resembles Tilla 2300 D. E. Dawson.................................. 7.40 ful Holstein Cow. Missouri fork on Wilson river, con- Johu Embum. interpreter ... 20.00 mook county bottom. E. W. Stanley................................... 5.30 Chief, Josephine. N. McMillan.................................... 4.40 Coat bill State vs. F. J. Smith.. Dialed and trained for a milking of Holmes & Handley, Green Feed all Summer. Drew Dawson........ •........................ 8.50 Total .......... x. $758.90 teat to extend over a period of 36 ■e in circuit court case, E. W. Stanley................................... 4.55 Work in Road District No. 3. There is no rock or Howard Todd.................................. 2.90 A. Sherman.............. .................... 40.00 consecutive days, Missouri Chief gravel, it never hakes Mrs. C. W. Pike .............................. 2.90 Hillings .................. natter of the application of D. 3ft 00 Josephine, an eight year old Hol Walter Doty............................ ....... .. 2.90 H. Leach ..................... and is almost like a 7.50 stein dutrvcow owned by the Agri ’owell and others for a Herman Thersen............................ 2.90 B. Leach .................. 7.50 cultural college of the University garden to work. There n the Bewely creek county : Horner Provoost............................ 2.90 F. F. Snyder ............ 10.00 ofMissoura, has already annexed are three fine strenn s viewers report was accept-1 Miles Warren................................... 2.90 Ame Blum.................. 20.1® crossing it and it bor ng the width of the road 40 Wm. Elliott....................................... 290 Tom Brown .............. 250 the state championship and is now J. B. Giesy.................... .................... 290 Geo. Higgonbotham ders on the river, the 20.90 ranked within four of the world’s W. Mildrege.............. Inquest on unknown man. 0.25 record, which is the object of the June freshet backing matter of refunding that 7.50 milking test ahc is now being put W. C. Hawk....................................... 10.00 H. Mildrege.................. up on about 50 acres ic road tax included with- George Starr..................................... 7.50 1.50 G. Mildrege.................. of pasture and sub 2.50 through. Josephine weighs 1,300 lits of Tillamook City illeg- George Anderson........ . ................ 1.50 N. J. Dye ...................... lamnds and produces 103 pounds irrigating the plow Work in Road District NA. 4. d, the county clerk was B. H. Miller....................................... «50 land, without over- 3.00 Roy Main ......................................... 4.50 of milk a day for ten days, or D draw warrants to refund A. Anderson................................ P. McCowell..................................... 3.00 John Blum ......................................... 5.02 nearly her own weight. Her high flowing it. W. Anderson..................................... 3.00 B. W. Turner................................... 2-25 ¡patterof the application of H. T. Bulger.................................... 3.00 Alvin Blum....................................... 1.12 est mark in one day was llOJf This makes an abun- 1.12 peunda of milk. This is the equal Incliard and others for a C. A. Moreland.................. ............ 300 Fred Blum .......... dance of greeu feed of 13 gallons. The average con 200 Work in Road District No. 5. ■ the county road, Herman Robert Radeker.............................. during the dry eat Anderson Co., Launch hire.... 9.00 1200 sumer of milk in cities uses two »Peter NewberR and Otto Inez Bozorth..................................... 1.50 G. M. Helmeyef.. months of the summer. Geo. Helmeyer .. 12.50 thirds of a pint per day. Josephine f-were appointed as board There is a boat lauding 3.75 wouid supply Cornor’s inquest on John McPhee. E. G. Anderson . a hotel with 105 Sewers to meet June 6th at W. C. Hawk.......... 9.25 on the place and one 8. HO C. M. Mills .. Loaders if she produced thirteen J. G. Krake lock school house. A. L. Carlson.... 200 may ship produce gallons a day. L. D. Krake 2.00 Bnty clerk was ordered to C. A. Moreland . direct from the ranch John Burba, jr To produce 13 gallons of milk in a rail county warrants un W. B. Euler....................................... 200 Oscar Johnson avoiding expensive W. P. McConnell.......................... 2.00 day she drinks twelve 3 gallon fed prior to July 1st, 1903 hauling and handling. Carl Johnson................................... 2.00 C. Swabb........ .. pails of water, or about 250 to 275 ¡Batter of the approval of Chris Louis....................................... 2.00 Dave Coulson . pounds of water heated to a tem- R. McClav . The crop consist of (nil field notes and deeds of Ed. Peterson..................................... 30.50 perature of 70 degrees iluring the Edgar Elkins . outs, vetch and pota m of Snnnyside addition Frank Hammond......................... 250 winter. She is fed 20 l>oimds of A. Brostrom..................................... ZOO I«ee Lyster........ toes. There is a tine if Bay City, the towns of B. H. Miller................................. 250 4.M0 Charles Wooley alfalfa hay, 15 jtounds of corn orchard, with every 50.11) ^Minnehaha and Nehalem Inez Bozorth..................................... Z50 John Helmeyer 7.25 silage, and 21 jiounds of grains, John Saling fruit, This kind of lie same were approved. Report of Bewley creek road. 350 including corn, bran, linseed meal, Rotiert Waymire covers orchard four ■ matter of bide for David Fitzpatrick........................... 4.44) Fred Dunham. 19.75 and gluton seed. The last is a acres. The ranch is well ■on river bridge, at the I Thos. Lyster.. 4.30 Reed Farmer by product of corn. Leach.......... 250 H. M. Farmer fenced and there is an ■ce, the bid of Walter D. I j Ed ^<1 .Leach .. H. Schrader 5.90 Jake Huston.. Josephine is milked at 5 a. tn., at r$4,OM 00 was rejected and j ' O. fiji* Strinnon^? outrange of about 21X1 1.25 noon, at 5 p. ill. and at 10 o'clock at Work in Road District No. 3. acres of flnet bottom bras instructed to adver- C. J. Steinnon................................. 1.25 05.50 night. She is fed every six hours. I. H. Hicks.............. pasture land. Judges and Clerks of Election. 37.50 Bigin Hess .......... Ninety days of the year’s teat . 41.00 matter of work on the N. McMillan, Garibaldi 3«) Julius Beebehiser.. Finest Improvements. 49.25 have elapsed and in that time Jose 5.40 W. C. Trombley ... tucca river road, it was F. M. Shearer.................. . 52.00 phine has evidenced her milk pro A. E. Nichols ........ J. M. Harrison ................ 300 lat the court will expend There are three . 49.50 ducing powers. She has producetl C. A. Johnson.................. aoo D. A. Simmons .... instruction of the road A. S. Bent........................... houses, one coating . 10.00 as much milk and butter in the 100 Tory Haugheu .... 5.00 > exceed $1500) for every E. Kabkee.......................... 300 Archey Provoost .. $4,000, has porcelain 2'.‘M) ninety days as two Missouri cows 4.50 R. W. Doughty ... o the court on subscrip S. W. Elliott, Bay.......... baths, hot anti cold produce in a year. Only 3 cows in 7.50 A. E. Nickola.................. 3.00 Fred Ostrander ... that George Haxter lie water, in fact ail the . 250 the world have ever bit Josephine's A. B. Calder...................... 300 Frank Pike .............. deputy supervisor to D. A. Simmons convenience which . 7 50 gait, and one of those was the 3<® Lionel Pike ........ . 250 je of the woik. J. H. Hicks. 300 Archey Beebehiser make it compare favor present world's champion, n cow 300 Work in Road District No. « ■tter of the bids for the Theo. Jacoby................... ably with city resi owned in Wisconsin. Josephine ’ s Sales. Foley... 7.40 J. M. Weiss ..... W. H. . 8.75 rn as the Harter road, the dences. There are large 300 d. P. Ollis .......... L H. Kenny..................... 15.00 daily butter production ia enough cow hnnii, large horse falter D. Wood for $1500 W. H. Easotn.................. 31® Henry Mathews. . 13.25 to supply forty persons. 300 Fred Affolter .... ■ under advisement and S. W. Batterson.............. barn ami a new cream . 18.50 . 1! —. 3.1® Lee’Affolter ........ . 13.00 ■f George Vandersee for Chester Wilkes.............. ery building equipjied Lion Fondle* ■ Child. . 3.00 W. D. Winters ... I Vaughn A Hangen for Hugh Rittenhouse with engine, boiler, Elmer Hall, Carnahan 300 St. Bauer ............ . Pittsburg a savage lion feet! chopper, separa Ere, were rejected. James Christensen.... 300 Ed. Green............ . 8.00 fondled tlir hand that a child thrust 31® A. Affolter.............. tor, milk tank and Batter of tha appointment Chas. Desmond.............. . 1250 into his cage. Danger to a child 3.00 James Sutton .... . 5.50 is sometimes great when least sculding tank. Irvieor for R. I). No. 3, I. H. Moore...................... B. W. Turner.................. 300 Oscar Taggart .. Often it comes through 20.50 regarded kdall was appointed to fill 300 A. Arstilt .......... . .. Alvin Blnm ................. Croup, and Whooping . 10.00 Colds. The stiM'k consists of Cough. They slay thousand» that 9.00 H. A. Miles Union. Work in Road District No. 2 40 fine dairy cows. 9 3.1® Peter Haugen ...... Dr. King ’ s New Disci,very could itter of a county road on R. Allen.............. 3140 horses, flO hogs mid 300 G. Benson ... .... lip lines between town- W. R. Roliedee 31.40 have saved. “A few doses cureil 300 E. Hellenbuyck .. . pigs, and about 200 R. C. Magarci) . 30.40 baby of a very bad case of Croup,” 12, S. R. 9 W., and 1 writes Mrs. George H. Davis, of 300 Cris Kohon D. T. Werachkul There are chickens. 31.40 ........ Flat Rock. N. C., r‘we always give 10 W., the viewers report H S Clark.......... 300 Bill Iliingaworth ... 31.(1) harnesses, all wagons, it to hi,i> when he takes cold. Its li® West Sutton.-.............. rd and road accepted on L. P. Gray, Blaine............ 40 kinds of implements 300 Frank Hobson ........ of deedB from property H. L. Jen«Mjn........................... 11.40 .a wonderful medicine for babies.” and tools. Beat for Coughs, Colds, LdGrinpe, I. T. Noon................................. 34® W. Rush ..................... 5.00 he clerk was instructed R. O. Richard*....................... Asthma, Hemorrhages, Wenk 34® ...... 35 40 John Hickey ........ t for bids to open the I. <X Creecy............................. Three railroad aur- 50c. $1.1®. Trial bottle 8.00 Mrs. C. button .......... 7.90 I sings. ..... free. Guaranteed by Chaa. I. 300 tr the direction of the E. E. Rowland......................... veys cross the place; it Work in Road District No. 2. Otto Walther. Beaver ........ Clough. _ It® <e. lies directly in the right 15.4® A. O. Jackaon......................... iro Andy Hayden ............ . r. r 7 50 Ullliouanesa and Constipation. of way of the only salary ................... 91.67 A. W. Bunn............................ . it® Geo. Hobson ................ dhoinme, inch.... 27« 26 E. K. Gilbert......................... leasable line lietween «30 John Gallagher ............................. 7.5U For years I was troubled with 83 33 I. W. Hiner..................................... salary................... it® Grant Marebell ............................... 9.<® tniioiisnraa and constipation, which Vancouver and main !*■.!» Leslie ........ .......... lt'/H •uperviaor ........... 08, M) J. J. McGinnis, Hebo........ ... made life miaerablr for me. My 3<® line of the Northern Blake Thompson ............... 1*. 5.T® 1«55 Alex Nelson ................................... . A TeL Co............ ap|>etite failed me. I lost my 300 Ihn 9.4® usual force and vitality. Pepsin I Pacific R. R felt, salary .... :®.t® C. C. Jensen ................................... 300 Bob Kennedy .................. .......................... 7.30 preparations and cathartics only -IH> Frank L. Owens ........................... »on. RuperviNor operating an- now 7.30 Al Jurhs ....................... 8.75 made matters worse. I do not work ............... 1200 Oscar Bodyfeit ............................. 31® Frank Sheldon about 7 miles on this .......................... .... 8.75 know where i should have Ireen le. casket and em Geo. Worthington................. ... 300 Bert Siieldon rqud and this place will Warreu Hoskins ............................ 15.00 4. ............................. 4250 E. E. Webb. Sandlake ............. tislay had I not tried (. hamlrerlam ’ s 300 — Rictiards ................ .....L.... 15.25 double in value when ^County-Mutual Tete. Stomach and liver Tablets. The 7.00 U. s. Edwards ............................. ...... 8.75 tablets relieve the ill feeling at ........................................... 4.10 K. R Hays ..................................... the road is completed, 300 Samuel Bartier ...... «75 once, Bspeed. salary .... KB.00 H. I. Tone...................................... It® Wm. H«»»kins ............ ... . strengthen the digestive This place is 20 miles ...... 17.30 functions, inrrrfy the stoniaclre. Trowbridge, insiir 31® E. Krumloff J. R. Thompson ......................... J. Kniuilofl .... ................................... 18.75 from Portland. , ........ ............. 7300 liver and blood, helping the system 300 N. J. Myers..................................... J Stoker ....... ......... >.-. 2425 yn. typewritir^ in to do its work naturally. —M ms . Fred Scherzinger. Little Nes- Price 190,000 >10.000 is etc ............................. 4.00 Work in Road District No. 5. R osa P i rm, Birmingham, Ala. 3.00 tucca ............................................... cash will handle it 5.00 T. R. Wilson.......... ...................... litiJO Frank Simeral .............................. <M S> These tablets are for sale at Unit'll 111. for county- poor _____________ Hey. cost biH State .300 Frank Gnest .............. L. E. Whiteman ......................... . .. 09.50 drug store. lili Elmer Davis ................ .. D. J. Dunn..................................... 52 73 Don’t you see s chance to A Regular Tom Boy m:« W. H. Christensen ..................... 3 00 If. Huston *w. salary........... ...... 50.75 and trees 3.4® <va* Susie climbing 50 0) Chan. Fox .................................... make some money ■ m. salary......... Ira Spencer .......................... 19.50 wliitling, jumping ditrGes. ditelli bn. anlary ............. . IK 33 Dave Kinney. Is»lph................. V 00 Alvis Curl ............... 4250 fence*, jumping- out of thia? alwsvs gi-Uinx scratebe*, cuts, 5a® ■alary ............. ... Deputy Sheriffs af Special Elections. Roy Saling .............. .... 34.50 i ■ bruise». tniiBps. Imrna or «». salary .......... .. jutll John Saline ............................ 8.1® apralaa. 3 f» C. W Pike. Bay .................. H»t law*! Iler motiier g. anlary 8.50 sralils 1«) John Helmeyer BiMhlen’s . Arrues »<® August SI.esrer, Ganbaldi bon, salary .... tieorite Helmeyer ....................... ’. 37.25 just iipplied George Parish. Carnahan . • cored her quick and currd llesla by. supervisor . 54.09 «25 Salve son Xi® Fred Dunham .......................... everything healable — Hirtls. Ulcer*. Rins. su|*ervisor .. U.00 A. Foland. Iteavrr ........ Ralph Welsh. Blame .... . Kt 09 Sr. work ................. ............... 9 50 Ecaema, Old Korea, Corns or Piles. ?.to Jske lluaton Worthington. Hebo ». »orh ................. . 511® i E<*. 150 Try it. Zk-. st ( has. I. Clough’s. James Atkin-on. 8«ndli>kr xoo I Joel Atkinaon ............... .11.50 ■all. work .......... W. J. Gilbert ................................... ?.<® Xi® Charles Murphy. Union Foley Kidney Pills nr* entiaeptie, [/■uh. 3)215 Work in Road Diatrid No. 1. tonic and rentoratice and a |>mmpt 21.54 I Jurymen aud W>tn«sn at April I Chas. Eaaom . ............................... br. envelopes ... corrective tit all urinary trregular- Term. lith. meh . 3 45 1250 Refuae substitutes. C. I. 17.0) I Genrjfe Wilkes ...................... L printing . »’<♦ «) I V. w. Kai bn | Chester Wilke* ........................... 2, 50 les ... 11.25 it Clough. A4; L board jury rucu . a. 75 Joe Harri-on .......................... Wm. Sales . ounty Business 650 ACRE DAIRY RANCH, Will Run 100 Cows Price <45 an Acre. Stocked RALPH ACKLEY. I 695 Corbett Building Portland, Oregon. NOTICK FOK rt WI.ICATION. . Department of the Inteihir. v 8. Laud Office. «1 Portl ml, Oro., March 5th, 1910 Notice i« I ereby given that HEHBBKT V. ALLKY. who post-office addre«« is Nehalem Oregon, did. on the lAth day of July. 1909, file in this office Sworn states meut and Application. No 02075. to pur chase the Lots 4 and 4. Section 30 town ship 1 south. Range 7 West. Willamette Meridian, and the tTmbei thereon, under the provisions of the act of June 3. 1N7N, and acts amendatory, known ms the ’•Timber and S‘one Law.” at such value as might be fixed by appraisement, and that per- suant to such application, the land and timber thereon nave been appraised, the timber estimated 1.000.000 board feet at $0.50 per ni . «nd tbe land >30,60 . that said applicant w ill offer fiual proof.in support of his application and sw orn statement on the 24th nav of May, 1310,before T.H. Goyne United States Commissioner, at Tillamook, Oregon Any j»er«on is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or initiate a contest at any time before patent issues, by filing a corroborated affidavit in this office, alleg ing facts which would defeat an entri CHAS. B MKKM1CK. Register Summons. In the Circuit Court of th« State of Oregon fir Tillamook Lnuutv. Pacific Railway&Nav-1 igation Company PHintirf. ' v« ( Mary Lmi. Defend ant. J To Mary Lock, th® above named defendant : In the name of the Mntc of Oregon,- You are hereby required to appeal anti make answer to the complaint ttleU againat you in the above entitled cnuie on or before the 7th day of May. 1910. aa<l if you fail «.» to ap|«ear. plaintiff will applv to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, to-wit, for a judgment appropriating to plaintiff1« use the following described real property aituate in theCouutv of 1 illamook and State of Oregon to-wit A «trip of land luo feet in width, being 50 feet on each side of and parallel with the center line of Pacific Hallway Naviga tion Company*« railway a« surveyed, «t«ked out. located and adopted through a one-half acre tract of land »ituate in the northweet corner of lot 1, «ectlon 9. townvhip 2 North, range 10 West. Willamette Meridian, in Tillamook County. Otcgon. descdbed a« follow« : Beginning at the Meander Po»t (between section« 4 .and 9. in fown»hip 2 North, range ID West, running thence in a • on th er I y direction along meander Hoe. 105 feet , thence due Ha«t 2<»M leet . thence d«e North 100 feet ; thence due e«t 2Oh leet to place ol beginning the right of wav herein dea.ribed containing 10,010 «quart teet. more or ! c « f , «aid center line being more particularly described a« follows : Beginning at the point of Intersection of said center line with the north line of «aid section 9. said point being J ogu feet west of the quarter section corner in the north line of said section, measured along «aid section line, and being identical with Station 1090 1 12 of «aid company’« tailway survey numbers, thence* 2 deg 37' 9. a distance of 105 1 feet to a point Tn the south line of the above described tract ofiaitd Also for tin assessment of your damages arising by such appropriation and also a judgment fbr plaintiir« costs and disburse ment« herein. Thl« summon« Is published by order of the- Hon (Jeo H Burnett. Judgr of above en titled court, made on the 17th of March. 1910. wherein .h is urescribrtl that this summons shall be published for «1« succes sive weeks The date of the first publication is March 17th 1910 S how Kt Mc< amant , Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOT1CK FOR rURLICATION. Depurtnient of the Interior, U.S. L mim I Office, at Portland, Oregon, March 17»h,19io Notice Is hereby given that GARRET H. WAHD, whose post-office addrrss is Tilla mook, Oregon <lkl, on the (7th day of June, 1909, file in this office Rworn Stntrmcnt and Application, No 03007. to purchase the Lots 4. 5. 13 anti 14, Section n. Town ship 1 Mouth. Rangr M West, Willamett« Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the provisions of the act of June 8, 1N7M and nets amendatory, known as the ’ Timber a fid Stone Law,** at such value aa might tie fixed by appraisement, and that, pur suant to sucn application, the land and limber thereon have been valued by appli cant, the timber estimated 900,000 board feet at SO.40 per M., and the land S30 OO ; that said Applicant will offer final proof in support of nts application and sworn state meat os the 31st day of May, 19to. befur« T. H Govnc, United Rtstcs Commissioner, at Ills office, at Tillamook, Tillamook Co.. Oregon Anv person Is at liberty to protest this purchase before cutty, or initiate a content nt iint time tiefort patent issue«, by filing a corroborated affidavit' *in this office, alleg iug facts which would defrat the entry. CHAS B M briick . Keglsier. NOTICK FOR I OBLIGATION. Department of the Interior, U.S Land Office, at Portland, Or«. April Nth, 1910 N otiub is Ifgitaav Givia,—That MARY H KM 11’11, whose post office address Is Hobsonville, Tillamook Co, Oregon, did, on the INthday of October, 1901» file in this office sworn statement and application. No. 02*271, to puichusc the No of Ne U, Sec tion IN. Township 2 North, Range 9 Writ, Willamette Meridian and the timber thereon, undei the provisions of the act of June 8, 1M7N and acts amend story, known a« the • Timticr and Ntone Law. as such value a« might tie fixed by appraisement, anil that, pursuant to such application, the land irtd timber thereon have been appraleed, the timber estimated 2O.»NN» board/ret at |o 25 per M , fir poles, 150 pieces, |Ac<*a*’h . cedar pole». 50 piece» 2Ac each . and the land >1<» (Hi , that said applicant will offer final proof in «up|>ort of herj application »nd sworn statement on the 29th day of June 1910, before T H Goyne, United State« Cornmisaroner. at Tillamook, Oregon Any |>erson Is at liberty tri protest tl»is purcbaar before entry, or initiate a contest at any time before pMtent issue by Alina a corroborated affidavit In this office, »lleging facts which would defeat the entry • < has H Maaaicai, Register Notice Of Final Account. 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