ri
McKay, Aloxnnacr All of h. W
M of Hoc 21. T. 10 8. It. 3 V.
included In D L. r. of R H.
Adams lying "W. of tho lino, be
gin 2 chs. 0 yds. N. V. of corner
of N. B. Vi of N. W. of Sec.
21, T. 10 8. K. 3 W., thenoo S. to
B. lino of said D. L. C. eont'g
20 acres; also lot 5, Seo. 21, T. 10
H. It. 8 W., eont'g 88.20 aores $6.80
McKlnnoy, J. W.: A strip of lftfld
extending from Court St. in Sa
lorn to N. line of said St. if so
extsnded 1.10H chs. directly N.
of a piece of land deeded to h.
K. MeKJnney May 18, 1888.. $4. 80
MsNeal, L. 15.: Ilegin at N. B.
oorM&r of W. of J. VnnXuy's
1). I. C, Sees. 28 and 14 T. 8 S. It.
I W., 11.84 ehi. B. of middle of
See. 28, a, 40 chs. to S. line of
See, 18, W. 20.14 elm., X. 40 ehs.,
It, 20.14 ehs, to beginning, eont'g
80 aeres $24.05
Miles, I. M.t S. W. V4 of S. W. VI
Of S. 10, T. 7 S. It. X J!., eont'g
40 aeres $2.00
Mlkkeleon, Helen: llegin at Vt See.
earner between Sees. 0 and 10, T.
7 S. tt. 1 W., thence X. on See.
line 10 elm., W. 80 links, S. 5 eke..
W. parallel to B. and W. legal
sulMuvlolon line 10.00 eke. to mid
dle ef Co. road to Sllverton, 8. ft
eke. to legal subdivision line, R.
en said line 20 ehs. to begin
ning, eont'g 10 acres $7.06
Mfllo, I. C. V. V.t LU 10, 17,
II. Yew Park Add., Woodburn,
Or. $8. 8-1
Myers, Luthert 8. IS. M of 8m.
14, T, I I, II, 1 X, eont'g 120
aeres $.66
Kent, M. A.t Let 4, lllk. B, N. Sa
lem, Or $10.82
Xeul, Wm.t All Ww, Xenl D. I..
OL, T. 9 8. It. 8 W., except tract
described Vol. 26, p. 49S; aleo
xeept tract described In Vol. 20,
n. 011, leaving 440 noma. .... .$82. 48
Kent, X. H.t liegln in Co. road
17.80 eke. 8. 28 dog. 26 tnin. V.
frem Vi Bee. earner between Sees.
10 and 11, N. 12 deg. 26 tnin. IS.
28 ehs., X. 61 deg. 10 win. B.
440 elm., N. 20 deg. 80 tnin. 1C
16,08 ska., 3, 84 deg. 20 min. It
2f Wm Intglti again at beg'g pt.
8, 80 deg. 80 min. It. 2-1 JO eke.,
X. 20 deg. 45 tnin. It. 48 eh,
to a pt. on 8. line of above do
serllwd piece, eont'g 100 aeree $28.87
Xowsone, Olivet An undivided 10
Int. in Ike following, Ut 2 Bee.
IS T. 7 8. R. 8 W., together witk
bed of river on It. ami am them
able witk aerations, eont'g M
aeree $ .78
0. Jfc O. N. K. Co. i Ut 1, lllk. 7,
Woodburn Pueklug Co.' Add.,
Woodburn. Or. $2. MM
0. k 0. K. M. Oe.t Lot I, Blk. 1,
Hnllroad Ad)., Brooks, Or.....$ .22
o, a k. x, Co. i ut a ut i, uu
44, OervnlK, Or. $1.18
O, U K. H. (ki UU 11 Ut 21,
lllk 8, Jdaeleuy, Or. f.l
o, ,i a , m. Co. i uu i ut ii.
lllk. 8, MaeJeny.Or $2.21
O. O. K. K. Oo. (Carson tt Hep
burn)! X. V of X. W. VI ef
Im, M, T. B, K, I Km eont'g
80 nereu '. fl.28
Old, .1. M.i llegin at 8. tt. ear
ner of a tmet of land sold by
J. II. Ssttlemlsr Ut Jamie Jebson
Vol, 62, page 48, and on K. line
ef (Joe, lMwre D. 1. C, tkeaee
8. along said It. line Ut X. tt.
earner ef Jerry Joseph land, wnet
eont'g 40 nrrcs $3 G5
Iilohnr-lson, TJiomns A Lots 1, 2,
Ulk 12, J Myers' Add., Salrtn,
Or $1.14
Kobtllnrd, Kugenc and Humes. J.
C: Lots 1 and 2, Blk 88, ner
val!, Or $10.60
Kobbimi, Wm. B.: Lots 10, 11, Blk.
14, lllversido Add., Salem, Or... $2. 40
Kobsrtson, S.: Iot 7, lilk. 4,
PlSAsnnt Home Add., Salem, Or.. $1.40
Itflbarta. George C: LoUt 1, 2, 8,
4, Blk. 3, Eddy's Add., Salem,
Or $6.5J
Itoberts, George C: Lots 0, 10, 11,
12, Blk. 8, Eddy's Add., Salem,
Ore $102
tialem Improvement Co.: Lot 0,
Blk. 5, ltlverside Add., Salem,
Or $8.40
rly nkng aald Joeettk'a K. line
U IltHHM J k neon ' II ne, nortker
y abtng It. line of wild Joknmtn'a
wnd U N. B. corner tkereof,
tkenoe in name direction nlong
Iwen doarin'a tt. Iltto Ut 8. v.
eoraor of imld JokHnon' land,
eMtrljr along wild JokHeoa'a 8.
line Ut iHtflMMlng, eont'g 8Vi
aoroa, . 7 T. 6 8. . 1 W...$7.2l
OrbnaH, Jokm N. Vj of 8. W. Vi
of too. M, T. 7 8. R. 2 K., eoafr
M im $1.17
OAhxh, W. 8.1 Uofln at Vi 8oe.
ooraor ottwooM Boon. 17 and 2f
. T.tl.X.IW.X. MM nU. B.
IUT r4c, 1, 07 Jl rtb., W. 11.87
rda to bogiHHlaM, eootg 10 hw ol.fri
OeUrn. W. 8.t S. Vk of Iota 1 Ut
I, Blk. 8. Turner Add., Tumor.
Or. tl.tf
Ihilmor, Mm. A. A.t It 1. Ulk. 1.
M!nU Or .04
JtUH, 8. ll.i lUoriH tit 8. K. ottr
nor of John llmwo D. 1 O., T.
1 8. K. 1 K., tkoooo K. tXJM
U-, W. 17.41 eka., 8. UM elw.,
8. 27. 10 ck. Ut bogtiMiUii, ooot 'i
9rm $11.18
Ijf, Mr. Martka Y.t liogin at
11, oorttor of W. U. AMy
kd T. 10 8. B. I Bn Utoiwo 8.
V.to tmntltttl wlLk a Jfc K. K. K.
1 r. K. W.ly S rd. tf. tly I
ro 8. oVlr 8 wfci Ut bog., eoot
I'll aoro
INtiorwML J. 11.: UogiH on B. U
of JTo. Wood D. U. O. 07 Jl eta.
1 N dM. K. froMi K. W. ooraor
f -aid eUlw, . 80 df . K 11 Jl
okji K. M deg. B. IfJO oho. to
Oo. road, w'ly along mli road Ut
Jte lotofOMtloH of Co. rood load
tM front Bole to Uoooo Vloto,
8.Ti' along wild road Ut bo'.,
oftftl'K HI hi .)
WfeM B. 8.: Und. Vi lot. Uo
fjoUtMiHKt IM 16 ftftd W. k at
lot 17, Sonnyoido Fntlt I'itrow. $2.77
1'otUrf, 0. It. i W. Vi lot 0, Blk. 04
Solon. Or $11-20
Pmtt, John 8.: Ut 11. Blk. 17,
Yw Park Annex, Smhmn, Or.. . .$1.M
l'ngk, J. M.s Lot W, Wk. 4, Pro
ltOH iarK auo., bomnh, ur..... .4
1'Ht-HHm, J. B.: UU Jt, 10, Ulk. 8,
Oomntoa's Add, Salooi, Or..... $1.4 1
Bawootow. Joluumki v, H N. w.
.? .18
U of N. R. V4 nod N. tt. VJ of X.
W. Vif
See. 81. T. 7 8. B. 2 B.,
OHt'e 80 aoroM $1.20
lUiobo, 8.: IUgia at 8. W. corner
of Ulk. 11. Capital IVrk Add. to
SaloHi, toooeo N. 'ly on W. lino of
Ulk. 48 ft.. B-'ly t rigkt aagkw
to mid W. Use 80 ft., S.'ljr par
all! witk W. line of IMk- ft.,
W.ly or S. lino of Ulk. SO ft. to
WogiHHlng, SoJow. Or. $1.44
KoddUk.M.i lte 1 ajid 4, Blk. 10,
Oorws Or. $.H
RolsokmaB, ICaiiot IU f 8sd t,
Blk. 8, Pernor's Soowd Add, Mt.
AngoL Or. $1.M
Rieker, Dovid a: S. H. VA of S. U.
V of Sm. 16, T. 1 S. . 1 .,
Salnave, A. W.t Lots 1, 2, 8. Blk.
1, Tootie 'a lflrst Add,, Woodburri,
Or. $1.10
Scott, Mrs. Ann: Friends Oregon
Colony Lot 40 $1.33
Scott, Mrs. Ann: Lot 1 Ockoltaek's
Add. to Woodburn, eont'g 6 2-10
acres, See. 7 T. 5 8. It. 1 W.. .$88.00
Scott, Clias.: IM 0, Blk. 1, Bend's
First Add., Woodburn, Or $.0O
Sehlader, Mrs. Nettie: Lots 1, 2,
Blk. 2, Skaife Melntosk Add..
Silver ton, Or. $2.26
Scofleld, A. 11. M. A.: Lots 0, 10,
Blk. 14, Biverview Park Add., Sa
lorn, Or...-. $1.48
Scott, Wm.: Lots 0, 7, Blk. 2,
ltlverside Add., Salem, Or. $1.62
Sekmeer, Wm.: Lot 1, Blk. 19,
Pleaeaift Home Add., Salem, Or. $ .26
Searles, J. F. (Helm) : Lot 26, Mil
ler's Mill Creek Mural Home
Tracts, eont'g 8.76 acres $4.22
bnlndlar, Peter: Und. 1-6 8. VI of
N. W. M nnd N. W. H of S. W.
Vt of Soe. 8, T. 2 8. Jt. 2 B., 120
acre $1.00
Bklndter, It.: Und. 1-6 8. Vi of N.
w. H and J. w. M or o. w. of
See. 8. T. . S. It. 2 It., 120 aeres $1.00
Shnrte, F. R.: Begin W ens. S. of
V) See corner on X. line or see.
86, T. 0 S. It. 1 it., tkenee 8. 81
deg. W. 80 links, N. 84 deg. 80
min. W. 0.26 eka., S. 16 deg. 80
min. W. 2.28 eke., S. 87 deg, W.
8 JO eka., 8. 1.50 cks, S. 00 dog.
16 min. W. 2.44 eka.. X. 80 deg.
W. IJfi eka., 8. 70 tleg. 46 min.
W. 8J0 ck 8. 87 deg. 80 min.
W. 1.70 eke., 8. 75 deg. 46 min.
W. 6J0 eka., 8. 68 deg. W. 2J1
eke., 8. 28 4rg W. 8J0 cks 8. 40
dog. W. 1.84 eka., 8. 17 deg. 80
mlH. W. 1J6 eke., B 80.04 saiu,
X. 16.88 eka. to bcgtnnlng; aleo,
Imgin 18.08 eha. 8. and 1 1.81 eka.
B. of VI See. comer on W. lino
of See. 24. tkenee eootorly 28 JO
eka. Ut legal subdivision lino, run
ning X. and 8. tkrongk cooler of
See. M, X. 14.88 eka. Ut 8. tt.
eomor of 40 acre tract owned by
K. C. Adair, W. 80.l ckis 1
17 dog. 80 mi In. B. to beginning,
ooot 'g 40 aeree .fd.22
Bbettkord, V. M.: Begin on B. lino
of lot 0 Ulk. 40, Scott Mllta, 70
ft. 8. of X. B. corner of mid lot,
tkenee 8. II dog tt. along W. aide
of relocated "tt" Stroel 700 ft,
to intoroeetlon of B. aide of Ter
raoo Drive, tkenee X. 18 dog. W.
on B. old of said drive 400 ft. to
8. tt. oornor of lot 7, Ulk. 40.
tkenee X. on B. aide of Iota 0 and
7 M0 ft. Ut bog $ .41
Bbopkerd, r. M.i 1-oU 0 to 7, Ulk.
id, BootUt Mltla, Or $1.71
BtHltk, Don Carlo-: tt. Vi of 8. W.
VI nnd 8. W. VI of 8. B. VI f too.
10, T. 11 8. R. 7 tt. $9.61
8Nllk, J. 8. Ut 8. B. M of 8. B.
VI of 800. 10, T. 10 8. B. 6 tt
eont'g 40 acre $1.80
Smith. W. B.i 8. W. U of Soe, 2$,
t f IX. 1 B. $10.71
8ltk, W. P.t Hofin In Oo, rood
from Uaampoeg to Bi. Imim 01
rda. 8. of 8. boondary of lond
owned by Bllen Van Woaoonkove,
tkoooo 8. along center of sold
road 18VI rda., B. 120 rda. to W.
lino of land ownod by 0. B.
liooklott, X. along aald lino MVi
rda.. W. IM rda. Ut bogtnnlML
eont'g 10 aeree In Boot. 11 aald
14. T. I 8. B. I W $10.00
8wltk, II. Ci Lot 10, Ulk. 1, Bub-
llwily, Or f .20
Swltk, U. A.: UogiH IN ft. 8. of
X. R. corner of Ulk. II. Onpltal
Park Add. Ut Solow, tkoooo 8.
o W. Iloo of Hot St. 00 fU, W.
uoraUol witk 8. lino of wld Otk.
100 ft.. X. along center of mld
lllk. 00 ft., B. parallel U 8. Uno
U beginning $1 .70
BmUooom. M. tt.i Lota 15 to tt.
Ulk, IS, Bootte otllla. Or $1.71
aoyder.Jokai X. V of X. W. Vt of
oo. M and tt. Va of X. W. Vt d
X. B. Vt of 800. 17, T. S Si B. 4
tt., eoot'g 110 sereo $10.01
Soydor, 8. C: ttegU 10 oko. W.
from 8. B. comer of Boo. IS,
tkotioo W. 10 ., X. Ml tkL
8. oootorly aloog Co. road 1OJ0
olMk, 8. 1.10 oka. Ut befUaiMX
ooot 'g 1 J0V Mroe. 1 .80
Booloo, JtUa: Lot 0, UUu 14, Tor
oar's Add., Tumor. Or $1.87
Btoolbooiwor, Mrs. Bvai Prloode
Orofoo Colooy Ut 07 $8.11
atoelboajwer, Miw Bva (UoUs)i 8.
M, of Ulk. 16, Scotta MiUa. Or..$ .71
Blonsbory, Jouteo B.t Lot S. Blk,
tt, Klverotoe am.. Batota, ur...i.w
8UotoM, P. J.: Begin oa K. Boo of
Blk. 12. CsbIUI ISrk Add. to
Solow, 48 ft, a. My froot 8. B. oor
nor of aoid Ulk. 18, tkoooo W.t?
ot rigkt naglMi S2 ft. X.ly at
rigkt ooflkw M ft., K.'ly at rigkt
angles 81 ft. to K. Iloo of wild
lttk.. S.'y oo B. Iloo M tU Ut
bogiooiof H.tl
.ottkooi, W. W. (Uolw): BofU I
cooler of Co. road 1.41 ok. W.
oodS.il dog. 10 win, W. 7J.1
cks. and X. 04 doc. 40 wUi. W.
1MSS, obj. frow X. W. comer
of T. Savage D. L. C, tkoooo 8.
M dog. W. TJ4 eka., X. 5-1 dog.
40 win. W. 1.10 oka. to bogb).
aiag, coot 'g 1 aero $ .80
tipoooor, Tkowea: Lot 8, Ulk, 14,
SootU Milk, Or. $1.00
Broot, P. U.i Und. Vt Int. la Blk,
IS, Yow Prk Add.. SoJoto, Or.. .$4. SB
isulUvoo, toen: All that port of
8. M, of a W. Vt of 800. 11 T.
10 S. . 0 B. X. of X. fork of
BoJitkoi rtvor r. . . .$8.88
Swank, Ctuw. P.i UegU 11.11 oka.
S. $1 dog. 44 wiav W. tLfil Obi.
tmm otJMr t Sows. 1 1, Ii Bid
12, T. 10 8. It. G E., on N. lino of
right of way of 0 & K. It It, CO
ft. nt right anglos from renter of
mnin trnrk, thenco N. 68 dog. 15
min. W. 2 chs., 8. 31 deg. 4G min.
W. 1 oh.. 8. G8 dog. 16 min. 13.
2 olis., X. 81 deg. 46 min IS. 1
eh. to beginning $1.00
Sylvia, niina: An undivided 1-0
int. in tho follewing: Lot 0 Sec.
28 T. 7 S. R. 3 W. together with
bed or rlvor on It. nnd southern
sides with aerations, eont'3 80
acres , $ .72
The Oregon Land Co.: . Blks. 1, 2.
8, 4, Scotts Mills, Or $8.05
The Oregon Land Co,: Lots 20, 27.
28, Blk. 13, Scotts Mills, Or., .$ .80
The Oregon Land Co.: (It. D. Ma
son): Lot 12, Blk. 26, Scotts
Mills, Or $ .08
The Oregon Laud Co.: Blk 82,
Scotts Mills, Or $ .08
The Oregon I ml Co.: Lot 8, Blk.
35, Scotts Mills, Or $ .28
The Oregon Land Co.: Lots 8, 0,
Blk 40, Scotts Mills, Or $ .41
Tho Oregon Land Co.: Blk 41.
Scotts Mills. Or. $1.82
The Oregon Land Co.: Blk 42,
Scotts Mills, Or $1.80
.... n .......... r ..i . . r ton
4, 5, f, 7, 8, 2 in Blk. 48, Scotts
Mills except tract deeded to V.
M. Skepherd $1.88
The Oregon Land Co. (0. M. Phil
lips): Lots 1 to 10, Blk 44,
Scotts Mills, Or $1.06
The Oregon Land Co. (C. M. Phil
lips): Lots 20 and 27, lilk 44,
Scotts Mills, Or $ .26
Tne Oregon Und Co.: Lots 2 to
12, lllk. 46, Scott Mills, Or.. .$ .07
The Oregon Land Co.: (Ckas.
Scott): Friends Oregon Colony
lot 82 $8.70
The Oregon Land Co.: (Commons
& Dinger): Friends Oregon
Colony Tots 74. 70 and 78.... $8. 57
The Oregon Land Oo.: (Commons
Si D rater): Friends Oregon
Colony hit 80 $1.80
The Oregon Land Oo. (Walter
Scolt): Friends Oregon Colony
Ut 61 $8.00
The Orogon Und Oo. (Wnlter
Scott) t Friends Oregon Colony
Ut t $4.20
The Oregon Und On. (Wnlter
8covl)t Friends Oregon Colony
Ut 08 $1.81
The Orogon Und Oo. (WnJtor
Seott)t Friends Orogon Colony
Ut it $1.18
Tke Orogon Und Oo. (Ckos.
Scott) 1 lrien.s Orogon Colony
Ut 20 $8.40
The Orogon Und Oo. (Walter
Scott) 1 Friends Orogon Colony
I4OI "to eeeoaeeoeteee ! e IrV
Tho Ofogott Und Oo, (Waltor
Scott): Friends Orogon Colony
Tke Orogon Und On, (WalUtr
Scott): Friends Orogon Colony
Lot 00 $1.81
Tho Orogon Und Oo. (Chan.
Scott) 1 Friends Orogon Colony
Lot 10 . $1.12
Tho Orogon Und Oo. (Ckos,
Scott): Friends Orogon Colony
Ut 28 $2.04
Tke Orogon Und Oo. (0. 8. Hail):
Friends Orogon Colony Lot 22. .$8.18
Tho Orogon Und On. (Ckos.
Scott )t Friends Orogon Colony
Ut 14 $1.18
Tke Orogon Und Oo. (Okas.
Scot t)i Friends Orogon Colony
Ut $8.18
Tke Cha. IC. Soanlding lagging
Co. 1 W. Vi of X. W. Vi of 8. 11
nnd BVi of X. B. Vt of Boo. 10
T. 10 8. R. 0 B. lying X. of X.
fork of Bantlant river $! .28
Tkorndlko, J.i Ut 0, lllk. 1,
Compton's Add., Bantut, Or $ .71
Thomdlko. J.t UUi 6, . Ulk. 10.
Blveroido Add Salem, Or. $1.88
Tkontimon, B. II. 1 Ut 11, lllk.
II, Scotts Mills, Or $ .41
Thomas, J. W.t LoU 8, 4, Ulk. 40,
Bootta Mills, Or. $ .11
Terrell, U. P.t Uejrin at X. W.
comer of Ulk. 4. Mill City, aootk
orly 110 ft., easterly M ft., north
erly 110 ft., weotorly M ft, Ut bo
ginning, fr. Ulk. 4, Mill Olty,
Or. $ .07
The North laclle Cyckt Co., Ut 8,
Hlk. 8. Brooklyn Add.Jalom.Or. $ .72
Tildes J. tt.t X. B. Vt of 8. 18
T. 7 8. X. 2 B.. oont 'g 110 noma $I0J0
Tone, B. W.: Itt 4, lllk. 1, Par
risk's Add. "A." Salem, Or. $1.44
Tnrootte, Mary C: W. V of 8. W.
Vt of 8. W. H of 80c. 88 T. 8 tj.
B. 1 W., cont'f 20 acres.... $10. 80
Tumor, U. II.: fiogia la W. Ua
of D. U C. of Wm. BooUtr, T. 8
8. B. 2 W. 10 eka. 8. 10 dog. W.
front X. W. corner of aald claim,
tnoneo 8 18 dog. W. 5 eha.. X. 76
dog. W. 1170 eha. to middle of
Mill crook, northerly down wild
crock to point X. 70 dog. W. front
beginning. 8. 70 dog. B. 16 JO
eka. Ut oegiaaiag, eont'g 7J1
loof WfcS ooee efVe-lf
Unknown, fr. B. of Ulk. 71, X.
Balom, Or $1.80
Unknewn: Uogin oa W. line of
Water St., Salem, 20 ft, X. and
2f ft. W. of X. W. eomor of Ulk.
04, theaco X. along lino of WaUtr
St. 100 fu to 8. ttno of land of
W. C. Qriawold, tkeaee W. to
Willamette river, tkenee no rlvor
to X. lino of land of OkoWa A
Toutliiuou, tkenoe K. to begin
ning, la Salem, Or $14.40
Uakaowe: Uogin oa W. old of
Water St. 170 ft. X. of 8. aide
of State St. la Salem, tkoooo
along W. aide of Wator 8t. X.ly
00 ft., W. to Willamette rhor.
tkeaee along bank of said rlvor
to a point opposite of beginning.
tt. to beginning .$7.21
Unknewn: X. Vt of 8. W. Vt
800. 21 T. 2 S. R. 4 B $2.12
Wallace M. J. (IleiN): Ut S,
Wk. 1, Coadit ' Add., Salem, Or. $ .00
Wobb A Mergaa: S. B. Vt of Soo.
M T. 7 S. R. 2 K, eont'g 180
nam $0.84
Wkoolor, C. W.: Ut IS, Wk, 8,
Proonoet lark Add., oalem, Or..$ .10
WkUnoy, II.: Ut 4, Ulk. U. Qor
vaie, Or , . $ .40
Wkito, Oarolino tt. S.: Ut 4, BJk.
4, Salem, oxoopt IS ft. x 114, ft, ia
5. B. oornor of said lot, leH,
or. $48.00
Witt, Victeria: An undivided 1-9
U fOilflWiHg: Lot 9 Soc. 18 T. 7
' -.
i
H. R 3 W., together with bed of
river on E. southerly sides, with
ncrctions, eont'g 30 acres... $ .73
Winn, C. B.: Lot 3, Blk. 13, Mill
City Add 'M
Wilson, L. Y.: Tho fr. N. W. VI
of S. W. Vt of Sec. 87 T. 0 S.
R.4 M $ .64
Wilson, Jos.: N. B. of Sec 26
T. 11 S. R. 7 M $12.07
Wright, S. D.: All of S. K. Vi of
Se. 20, T. 6 8. R. 1 W., oxoept
pn W. side of Pudding river,
ueeded by Henry Reed to .Tas.
Bugle $. 86
Wright, Mrs. A.t Begin 100 ft. N.
' 48 deg. 46 min. W. and 10 ft. S.
41 dee. 16 tnin. W. of S. W. cor
ner of lot 8, Blk. 8, Add. A. to
Woodburn, thence 8. 41 dog. 16
min. W. 86.06 ft., N. 00 deg. 40
min. W. 102 ft., N. 41 deg. 16
min. K. 170 ft., S. 48 deg. 46
min It. 100 ft. to beginning; aleo
begin 00 ft. X. 43 deg. 45 min. W.
and 10 ft. S. 11 deg. 16 tnin. W. of
S. W. corner of lot 8, Blk. 3, Add.
A. to Woodburn, thence S 41 deg.
15 tnin. W. 00 8-10 ft., N. 00 deg.
40 min. W. 102 1-20 ft., X. 51 deg.
15 tnin. E. 107 ft., S. 48 deg. 45
min It. 100 ft. to beginning,
eont'g Vi acre, Sec. 18, T. 5 S.
R.lfo $11.00
Yates, X. A.: UU 1, 8, Blk. 5,
Condlt's Add., Salem, Or $8.0-1
Young, Henry: X. W. Vi of See.
26 T. 11 B. R. 7 It. $12.07
Zapn, Xancy: Ut 10, Block 4,
Riverside Add. to Salem $20
The amount of taxes, Interest to date
of sale and penalties due upon each
parcel is set opposite tke description of
the same, and also the name of tke
person to whom suck parcel Is taxed,
which is also the name of the owner
wken known. The sale will bo held at
the sheriff's office in tke court house
In Salem, Marion county, Oregon, in
manner nnd form as upon sale of real
protwrty under execution.
Bach imreel will Im sold to the per
son who offers to tmv tke taxes, costs,
and accruing penalties thereon, and take
a certificate at the leweet rule 01 in
terest, provided the maximum rate shall
not exceed 10 jwr cent per nnnun. Tke
sals will lie mads subject to redemp
tion as provided by law.
W. J. CULVBlt,
Sheriff nnd Tax Collector of
Mnrlon ounty, Orogon.
A KANSAS TBAVBLBR,
A Recent TrtUor Tkrougk Tkai Vale
ef rover 'n Agar data Some Bur
prletag Information.
Smllk wool J kurdly bo called mock of
a traveler In these globetrotting days,
for 400 miles from Si. Lou's to tbo ex
treme limit of kls wanderings, nnd ko
never depart far from tke regular
beaten routes. But hs kas a way of
lug tklnga tkat other people would
overlook, a sort of digging out big facta
from un.lcr small Indications; nnd wkat
he co k remembers nnd can toil about.
A little while back business took k'm
down tko Iron Mountain railroad and
kold him at Newport over ttondap, and
Instead of loafing around tko hotel
oMce, a a respectable (raveling man Is
supposed to do, especially In Arkanoos,
bo caught a morning train for n abort
run furtkor down tko rood, nnd tken
took to tko woods. Bmitk aald It was
Just six Jumps from tke depot to tall
timber, but tkU to probably Incorrect.
During tke long years wkon all Trot)
Mouniala locomotives were wooj burn
ers the heft of the big timber was cut
within "toting" distance of tke tra'-k.
Besides, there la an Inducement to
clear and cultivate tho adjacent land,
since the railroad company builds one
string of fence. But It to boot Ut let
Smith tell tho story In hi own way.
"I offered a boy 00 conta to walk
nrounJ with mo and show mo too coun
try, but kto fatker volunteered In ki
place, with tbo stipulation that I
akoulda't lot It bo known tkat ko kaJ
worked on tke Sabbath. .Mind you,
this was In Arkanoos pronounced like
tko but let tot was a "w." 1 kad naif
expected to 2nd it a lawless wildoracou,
but tky kavo legislation there Ut koop
a maa la tbo at might and narrow path,
an.) tko statutes are all enforced. I tld
tko old man I would give kirn a quartor
moro if ko would talk steadily Ul tke
time wo wore out, which woo tko wvw
as tkrowiag good moaoy away, for he
would kavo knocked 80 per coat off the
Irot mentioned Iguro for Just tkat priv
ilege. He liked to talk, anJ ko know
how. Slop tke first forty men pawing
the eomor of Broadway aad Olive
st roots, and tko ekaaeo are tkat not
one of tke gang could match kirn witk
general Information and gooi, hard,
sense, am smart oaougk along a fow
special Unco form a nd forest products
kavo brought mo the biggest part of
my present bank account but be could
teach me tricks ia my own trade and
ken branch off to fortr At bar subjects
Mag facts and Igureo that would coo
vines a deaf and dumb man.
"I ate dinner at bis homo on the
bank of Wklte river. There was neither
silver, ekiaa nor glaatware oa tke table,
but tko tin plates and cups bad boon
washed in bat soapsuds and thoroughly
o'acod, for tkat was my own part of the
lob. There was only one room ia the
house, about 12 foot wide one way, but
tke limit was off as to length. You see,
tke front wall was lacking, and If tae
occupant felt crowded at any fcime be
bad tko ctreumfroneo of tko earth to
spread over. Tkoro are plenty of big
farmkotwos down tkat way but it struck
mo that they suffered in comparison in
ooiafof Boor spaao. Wo bal two kindv
of meat aad three of isa. all procured
free of coot witkia shouting distance
of wkero wo oajoyod them; butter and
milk from a cow that never coat her
owaor a cent for grain or pasturage; ia
fact, tbo only expensive luxury on tko
table was com broad. My host 8d
tkat com coot him 06 eent a bushel
and was rarely eaeapor ia that country,
though tho average laad ia that vicinity
would ylold SO or 40 bushels to the
aero. Tbo same laal would, on year
with another, make from tkroo-fourths
to a balo of cotton. Tako it as It runs,
ia its wild state, this laad could be haJ
for from $2.50 to $7 an ncre, nnd would
cost $1" moro for clearing nnd fencing.
Just think how fnr $17 would go in a
real estate Jcnl over in tho Amoricnn
bottoms, or nnywhoro botwoen hero tin!
Chicngol Ho "ruckoneJ" tho timbor
on tho lnnd would protty uonr pny for
it, but if I nm uny hand nt figuring
'atumpag,' the out on ono aoro would
pBy for tan. Oaks 4 foot through, you
know; gums that run 00 foot to tho
first limb, and all that sort of thing.
" 'Soo that white snag ovor yondor
In the watorf' askod the old man. 'I
pollsd 100 acres of good land out of
tho river right there one morning last
June. It was In a mussel shall, and
some of t'nesc days I aim to out opon
another ono and dig out a sawmill.
Pearl hunter! Yes, when tho wator ia
low enough; at other times I fish and
trap. Xovor did take to work for my
selfbut just let me get a little capi
tal ahead and I'll litre a crew of niggers
and brunch out Into farming and saw
milling. Tho whole blamed country has
got to 1 developed. Thero are lots of
folks through this section just getting
rich In spite of themselves. They
don't know that they've got the whole
world skinned to a finish for readymade
opportunities, but H's a fact all the
same. The money It will take to fit a
man out for renting In Illinois will buy
100 acres of good land bsre and the
stock and tools to work It. Turn an
old sow out In tho woods and mark ths
increase once a year, so you'll have no
(rniibtn with voiir neiffhlHirs about own-
orsb'p, and it won't be long till you're
shipping car loads of fat hogs that
never cost you an oar of corn. Same
way with cattls and korso atock, but
the most money is In young mules.
Round 'cm up out of tbe eaue when
they're 8-year-olds and sell 'em as fnst
as you please for $126 apiece. Them
are the old Arkawsaw ways of getting
rick. 1 've got pinna of my own.'
"And so had t liefors wo got back
to the station. They nave me a goo.1
bod at XowiHirt that night, but I could
n't sleep for planning. Some of those
Jnys thnt old fellow Is going to Its sur
prised with a partnership proportion.
Yes, ke's may, all right; but the smart
eat men we've got right hern in St.
liouht am tbe ones tkat long ago deeld
ml to make a living wltkoul shedding
their coats. They are getting paid for
wkai thev know nnd tke things tkoy
can make olker folka do by keeping
rigkt after them. Executive ability Is
Ike one thing that capital most control
in advance, or promoting would go out
of fashion, if I want to spoil a good
pearl hunter to make a poor reoldei?
Mmrinton.lont, tkat 's mv business, aud
his. T csn't do worse than drop a fow
thousand dollars, and In that ease I
won't work for a now start In Bt. Lours
not while I've got tko pries of a
ticket to Arkansas." (Hebo Democrat.
dAKKISOX'S SALUTORY IX LIHI5R
ATOR. It Is nearly seventy-five years si nee
VVilllnm Lloyd Garrison began tko pub
lication of tbe Liberator In tkto city.
This was hi salutatory in tko first Is
iie of tko Liberator!
In tbo month of August T Issued
proposals for publishing tho Liberator
In Washington olty, but tbo enterprise,
though kalle.l in different sections of
Ike country was imlsls.l by HiblU In
difference. Since toot, time tko removal
of tko Genius of Universal Bmanclpa
lloa to tko seat of government bus ren
dered loss Imperious tbo sotubllskmeot
of a similar periodical in tkat quarter.
During my recent tour for tke pur
pose of exciting tke minds of tko peo
ple by a series of discourses on tbe
subject of slavery, every plaoe that I
visited gave freak evidence of too fact
thnt a greater revolution In public sen
timent was to be effected in tbo free
states and particularly In Xew Bug
land than nt the south. I found con
tempt more bitter, opposition mom ac
tive, retraction mom relent loss, preju
dice mom stubborn, and apathy mom
froaen than among stove owners them
selves. Of course, them wore Individ
ual exceptions to the contrary. Tkto
state of tiling attieted. but did not
dishearten me. I determined, at every
baaard, to lift up tbo tho alanJard of
emancipation in the eye of tho nation,
within sight or Bunker Hill and In tko
birthplace of liberty. That standard
to now unfurled; aad long may it ttoat,
unhurt by too spoliations of time or the
missel of a desperate foe yea, till
yry chaia bo broken and every bonds
man set free. Ut southern oppressor
tremble let their northern apologists
tremble let all the enemies of tho per
sccuUh! black tremble.
I deem tbo publication of my origi
nal prospect u unnecessary, as it has
obtained a wide circulation. Tho prin
ciples therein inculcate! will bo stead
lly pursued in this paper, excepting
that I shall not array myself as the po
litieal partisan of any maa. In Jefei.
log the great cause of human righto I
wish to derive tho aeatotaaee of all re
ligions aad of all parties.
Assenting to tho "seif-ovldeut tmtb
maluUtueJ ia the American Declaration
of Independence, "that all men am
created equal, aud endowed by their
creator with certain Inalienable rights
among which are life, liberty aad tbe
pursuit of happiaess." I shall strenu
ously eoutaad for tho Immediate &-.
franchisement of our slave population.
In Park street church, oa the Fourth of
July, 1S22, la an address on slavery, I
unreflectingly assented to tho popular
but peruieloim Joetrlue of gradual ab
olitioB. I seise this opportunity to
make a full and equivocal recantation,
and thus publicly ask pardon of fJotl.
of my country and of my brethren, the
poor slaves, for having uttered a seati
moot so full of termldity, Injustice and
absurdity. A similar reoaatat ion from
my pen was published in the Genius of
Universal Kmaaeipatlea at Baltimore.
iW. My conscience U BOw Mtieflefl
severity of my language; but la there
uot cause for severity! I will be as
harsh as troth aad as uncompromising
wmh to think, or speak, or wrH with
moderation. No! No! TeU j
whoa ftatt e ire to give a mod-
nrntn nlnem. it
rescue his wife frum ti,. 1, v
ravisher; tell the f " V
roscuo her babo it ,tn ,'J W
which it has fallr,, 1, t , rh; "
uso moderation in a r, "ffi '
ant. lam In earnest j.-6 '
ucnie i will not cxeuw. -1 JZ
troat a sin n ii. .. iv
board. The atmtU JZl
enough to make every gt,' H
ration of IhWd a,t6n ll
It is nrntnti.ln 1 ti. . v
the Mima nf " l am (
oonrsonessof inyi,, "
nllltlnnn.. nf ..... . ""S
is not true. On th, ,.
iluenee, humble in w " vj
moment to a consul, ,.,,,, !
shall bo felt in .,, ' "
nltilnllfllv. tint !.?. .. r":
v rl,.,lnll
curse but as a. blessn j,.,
will bear tostimom ti,,,, , '
I desire to thank I(i , r
!..-. ...1,"eRir,i "'" '
rrii.Bi, uiiHgein ft xiurr," 4
Atlll tlalfa 1 m1.. w .. .. SSI
lien: "- ,srr
A Dedica'lon.
wjiiBimiuHi i unto g.M'n ii, m
And tnet thy mid ,.vr
brow;
tt.., . t, 1 ....
iu. trie Buui-wiU)iri!iir vu.I
UOt BOW- "'I
Por dread to proudi-r f-, linn !
rt 1.... t.t
grace s
rt 3 ii. ...
stool Iww 1
I aleo kneel but vmi, u.l
Do hall thee and thy hord A
Imse; 1
I swear, white lifc.,..,,l Wv,
inrnuifing ve lis
own 10 opposo ni! thwwl
heart and Imn.l, 1
ray wruiuiming wn-t J
0MHIH8
Are burst and frr....m rnmj'
eued lan.l.
Tamping opprrsalon nnd hit mj
wucn is me vow 1 IhVp i
Owl I
Boston, January 1, Ki.
KNovi,BDan is (wixd) :J
"As tko fellow e..i! ksawll
power," 1 vcntiirr.l 1.. umrl
Mai
or m
"Wind rmwer." mil ih. j
Kinu or son. "l ),,(' w
tklnga 1 foun 1 out, uim!- I wH
I.. 1 ti t .i. u.
I . IWK HI III, t,f f
studied nil my I if, :.i,. )PtrM
eyerythlng, getlin' ..l. ti ;J
mo most any lime, m. 1 t,i pm,
kind to my wife, a -I- . r t,
n nno. Tne fn.-u I W m
mull lu. -I ... . .
Wky. If 1 ntarti'd ( M.w
she Jwst wool. In t list... "
"ion mowt writi- ;, .lout,
I PNjfffe
At tkat old ptii.l..r u0
no wool. t tile. "Writ. '. ,u j,,
Ideal" says ko wht-n (u roi!
audlldo. "Don't yu )n..ionu
If I tried to write d..n sit Id
I'd kavo to live ow t suss
to fintok up!"
"Well, since it won't 4 y
good," I neks, "wh nr, vos h
about now far yni wm tm
eloud!"
Peter, ko simdu-1 .uit A
i union. Then, nfr a Iii. 1
say he. "Knowin' h a ktt
mnn has brains lh i r.- k
them the more tii I. cuwh
other day 1 seen in ''. nwtj
the Agger tellln" )w furwev
fane sun. It did u t b
found out, but I jii'lk'- ' (m
of studyln' nnd iiintiu sJ 1
and ealculatiu'. Wimt ...4 e
us to knew how ttisnv unin 11 s
sun if wo ain't int.iiiii.' us.
Xot a bit; yet it ' i 2
know. ' '
"Which goes l .Tr." 1
thnt knowledge is a luxury, so
eosolly,"
"So the most igi.n.iirti
got rtek in dollars tM.iif uu
smarteot- to gatkerin' nW nut
fasts," says I.
" Precise, " says l'.-t-r;
some yourself."
"Some." I suw.'"i "bet
much, as I urefer ti:. i.m
When I see you Hgurn. -veje
am mom coincided t rter t
noranee to bliss a th mw H
From the "M4U wL.. udndt
ual," by Xelsou I.K.v.l , tbsD
as 11 oner's
Sata.maklng Oonuaiuiun m Tm
"Tho mte-makunr t wr
souakt Ut rmnt th- i.iertuui
meres Commtosion t n.Ae rsW
kaarlnv ubah cuuiulum!
Ham Snraul in an .1 I ir. s bsft
Oammonwealtk t'lu). ' 08
"would carry a still j;r- i-r p
anyone can briuir ' 4
broad to include kundr.Js of!
or tkouoands of ratot I'pea
by tne commission im-v rw
all be fixed aad tho rdiset!
heariBHa ar iavestii? itlolii dsMM
or perhaps pre-Jetermiu"! by Vi
luUwlan. I
"tinder our nolitua! itinl
hard to conceive p" K'al !
arlalncr iintar whli-ll '-11' I'M
Commerce Comuiissiiii Tiiigbt hn
eontrolliair factor in I'dihs8
paiga through the ex.'r. ise bjrkl
ful president of his own ""
general rate reductiou r asp?
by excessive pressure 1 1- " tbo
ainn Tbia aftTirt mulil be
axl til nreasure cxt-rt 1 ! Jl
aniwlf aC olti-tiialll Ttitnui
natriAtia nA)iti,al nt-i r-Mty, '
either ease would anuuur to
the railroad revenues .. '
of their values to inert o
ut n -e .i. l.nuSS
"in uie ease ui m Til
Commissiaa summarily reieeil
nrAiat.lAnf ImnattAnt of itSUM
anxious for results, we tjvs j
may be done by the ex. rem vj
dental prerogative, ana w
kanruni with the eonimeres VI
siou."
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