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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-06-28
IFRoM SATURDAYS DAILY.l
SAINIAGUNDl.

The dipthcria has made its appear,
anco again in Virginia City.
P.J. Ogilvic, of South Fork, gave
th, LSDErESDESr oIhcc Il call to-day.
Miss B.cca CImpbell and Miss
Josie Cullen nnn down from Fort
Ilullcck this oTLing.
Miss Hattie lark went up 10 Fort
IalIock this morning to visit her
friend Miss IL Mayer.
Tho Indians on trial ut Winnie,
mucca for tho murder ~ n squaw Il,
LnvelDcks come time ago, were found
guilty II murder ia the second degree
General john NJ. Schoiicld, Con.
m~audcrin-C Chief OF tho u. S. Army,
WAS married on June 18TH to Miss
Gsorgio Kilbournc, Of Ksokuk, Iowa.
poa:e hath its vLctoros'4I less than
war.
st. Louis Rcpublic:-Mr. Blaine
may have the govt, but tho Harrison
family has an uncomfortable suspicion
that II he were offered the Republican
nomination ho would cover ms
Iuickly AZ tho Steve Elkins' syndicate
can skin Il seal.
Silver State: Two train loads of
cattle, consisting al fl cars OF cattle
went through this morning. They
were from Tucson, Arizona, and be-
longcd 10 VIM. Dunphy, tho Bcowawo
cattlcmnn, who il restocking his
ranges with Arizona cattle.
Tho lHDErEaDEST job office is well
supplied vi Ia all kinds Of paper for
printing lottcT heads, bill heads, ctc.,
and also a fine assortment OF the
atcat styles Of wedding stationery, and
il prepared u turn out us fine n job
OF work IL Gun DO procured in tho
State.
Gould you mako n watcr.cOlOr
sketch OF mc!" asked Mr. Soakcr.
"All buttho nose" returned Palette,
Al couldn't get that color in water any
more than you could" Mr.. Soakcr
must have been the portIy old gentle.
man that went west on No. ( last
Sunday afternoon.
DR.. j. II. Rccco, If Eureka is in
town to day. He caIno up from
PIlisado On No. | for the purpose Of
having n small chicken bono which
no accidentally swallowed this morn
ing extracted from his thront where
1t lodged. DIR. Mcigs pushed tho bone
down AMI no serious results arc an.
ticipl.c1. Tho DIR. gave tho IXDE-
PENDENT Office n friendly call.
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Gcm HotcI-- Bnrtlctt & Ostrcichcr,
PrOprictors.

Thos Coslott, Montana; G ID Dill
moro, Lamoillo; Sam Peck, james
Holland, Mountain City; Samuel
Booda, Modoc, Cal; Miss Isabella Me
Kinney, Salt Lake.
Delvan Mathews, Dcoth; VIM
Rickcman. Wells; G b Bcnham, DO
romo Hits, Tuscarora; G G Roberts,
a B Cummings, a j Stewart, James
DeVotic, Reno; Chas Toyn, Hunt.
ington; Al Griswold, Jud Dakin, ID
Gilmcrc, j ID Ghoon. J Hayward, La
mobile.
Fred Wilson, Tuacarora; Geo Me-
Iniyrc, Mrs @ Is Shrcyor 81 child,
Sacramento; Charles I'll Goodkind,
n Y; Fred B Watkins, Los Angeles;
Charles Grccnborg, Hnlleck.
Henry f Schuldt, John l. Heron,
George Terrell, Hank Smell, Smith
Wciland, Geo johnson, T'uscurora;
j Abol, Halieck, John jasper, Ru-
by; A LCotant e wife, Latnoillo'
Robt Skaggs, Pleasant; 200 Swct-
land, Snake River; III Hits, La
Grandc, Or; Mnssad Fadout, Arabia;
j ii Hoegh, eureka; Wilson Arm.
strong, Dccth; J Is Fitch, Wells.
JT McDcrmott & wife, Lamoillo;
TIL Mcdonald, Manuel Ajevdo, Geo
Alton, Tuscarcra;J " Thomas, Vir-
ginia; II Rcinhart, W w .i,noher,
Wirncmucca; LII Bradley, Tilliam
Troslcr, D'cth; Thos Tidswcil, Car
lin; WIN Brady, Pleasant Valley; j II
llongh, August l%Tonlcr, Eureka; Paul
Schillorstrom, II Il llardcsty, South
Fork; Miss u Campbell, Miss Josie
Cullon, Fort iTnllcck.
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Death of Mrs. Glenn.

Tho sad ncws reached hero ycstcr-
day afternoon OF tho death OF Mrs.
Frank Glenn ut Jacinto, California,
Mt IL a. NJ. Tuesday, juno ~, 1891.
Mrs. Glenn was tho daughter Of
Mr.. ind Mrs. John II. Bradley, and
was born in Stockton, California, May
10, 1863. When quito young hor
parcnts removed to Austin, in this
State, whore thoy resided for u timo
and then moved To Mineral Hill and
from there came to Elko in 1873.
Mrs. Glenn grow up to w%omanhoud
here. Sllo was possessed OF u sunny,
jovinl temperament and numbered us
her friond every ono who know her.
Shc attended the public school and
tho State University, then located
here, and the Mills Seminary ut Oak.
land, California.
Sho was murricd 10 Frank Glenn,
son Of DIR. Glenn, Of Coluaa county,
Cal, on tho 9th day Of january, 1881.
Since hcr marriage shc has resided
with hor husband at Jacinto, Cal.
Mrs. bradley left Reno Monday
night for tho bedside ~ hcr daughter,
but before sl,c arrived at her home
death had clnimcd his victim.
Tho INDEPENDENT joins with tho
people Of llto in extending their
tcndcrcst sympathi"s 10 tho uricf.
stricken parents, husband and rcla.
tivcs in thor great affection.
Another light has been placed on
tho Other Shore to guido tho sorrow.
ing ones to tho haven Of E.ornal rost
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Board Of PardOnS.

The Board will meet on July 18th.
Tho following applications have been
filed: Il. T.. Keith, Ylp Sow, james
McCarty, William Finnigan, William
Pierce, j. T.. Pritchari, Thos. Burns,
B. j. Cosgroyc and George LOWS, all
in for murder in the second degree.
Charles II. Lcman aud T.. MClntyrc,
murder in first degree.
Fred BrauIt and Lung Chung, MS
sault 10 kill.
August Ritz, passing counterfeit
money.
j. j.. Espenozic, grand larceny.
Vaughan Stcphanoza, manslaugh.
Tor.
Luiga Cassigraidi, receiving stolen
goods.
Annie Peterson, arson.
Carmen Pima, robbery.
$. g.. DcpOistor, rapU.
Michele G~corgis, robbery.
a. j. KnrOon, cmbeZzlomont.
T. Ormus j.. Nay, robbery.
". A. Caleb, house brcaking.-
ICarson Tribune.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot HOtcl--Clnrk ~ Green, Pro-
prietUrs.

W
prictOrs-
} r Bishop, Carlin; p Hanson,
Wells; 4 fIankins, Ruby Valley: Mrs
M Bowen Il child, Salt Lake; Chuun-
coy Case, Winnomucca.
+ 9 Gould, Reno; Joe Ross, Cal;
Mrs PIP Cook, Carlin; FF Butler,
White Rock; a NJ Griswold, Lii
mobile.
r Farrell, Carlin; EW West, Dem
YER; ID Thomson, Montana; G A Bros
somcr, Bullion; j G Shryock & wife,
Il a Folsom, Bonneville, Indiana;
John Sticrs, Sonecaville, Ohio.
ID a Robertson, Jack Tompson, La
noble; Geo Spencer, H%untington;
Gus G Grant, Stockton; Mrs NV
Robinson, Oakland, ZOO Hennen,
Pleasant.
Fred Bertsch, Ruby Valley, Fred
Drown, Lewis Clemens, South Fork;
j III Adams, Ten Mile Creek; III S
SHETLAND, American Falls; w j
Armstrong, Deeth; Miss Armstrong,
Star Valley; Seth Roscberry, Morgan
Shearer, Tuscarora; NJ A Kennedy,
Ogden; John Tucker, Carlin; Henry
Voigt &Son, Mrs S M Streetor, La
noble.
Thos Kane, Glover; Mrs La Mus
ser, j Z Bishop, Carlin; J a Rober-
son, Owen McKonny & wife, LamoiIle;
j a Norton Il family, Mrs Ell Hold
on Il child, Tuscarora; p S Witoher,
Ed Witchor, Il Muentiold, L Fried.
lander, Hallock; f G Runkin, Chi
cago; james Elliott, St Paul; John
Sands, Salt Lake: Il X Cuvier, Dos.
ton; Mrs VIM Sanguer, S +; j ]
Wright, Ruby; Paul Schillerstrom, u
Il llardcsty, y w Fuller, South Fork;
Joseph Larounde & wife, Montreal;
jus f Myers, Spring Creek; J Conrad,
G NJ Bower, Lamoillo; J Q VnnGe.
bergh, | Puifor, Talmaso, Neb.
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Murdered Man.

Tho Lasscn Advocate Of the 18th
inst. contains II longthy account Of the
iinding OF tho body Of nm unknown
murdered mar in Mountain Meadows
n the Goodrich ranch on Wcdncs-
day lust. a bullet wound ncnr tho
right nipple was evidently tho cause
Of tho death. a letter was found in
his coat pocket with tho namo Canaan
Abdallnh III tho envelope, while its
contents were in Eomo Semitic Ian
gungc. Nearly 200 in mld, silver
mud currency, was found upon him.
rhc bdy had not boon identified at
lnst accounts.
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A Novel Method.

bonanza, n horse raised and sold
East IA Tow years ugo by Theodore
Winters, won n big race recently ut
Sheopshead Bay. He is u long dis
lance flyer OF tho Hooker strain out
OF Eta O'Neil. Bonanza is very rapid
but cannot stand tho hard training
necessary to put him in condition
without his legs giving out. Ills
owner hit upon u novel plan TO give
him his work and save his legs, and
every day tho noble animal is taken
into tho bay Mt Sheepshead and be-
hind n swift sailing craft is SWIM
several miles and in that way his
muscles arc hardened and he is con-
ditioncd for n long distance run with
out subjecting him to the muscle try
ing ordeal OF galloping on the hurd
track.-IReno Gazette.
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1Rcbuking II Greedy Client.

Philadelphia lawyer, now dead,
who had II national reputation, having
boon honorcd with high positions Of
trust both nj Washington and Harris.
burg, was famous for his tremendous
charges. Ono day u client for whom
hc had collected $500 called at his
onico To receive tho money and tho
lawyer hundOd him n check for 800.
The client looked at IL aud remarked
that tho lawyer must have mudo u
mistake, aud given him tho check no
meant to keep for his fee. "fNt mo
look ut tho check" said tho attorney,
aud gIuncing over It, no declared that
il was all right, and no mistake
bad been made. Tho client licked
against u foo OF sl,iOO for collecting
si,iON.
"Oh, we'll, II you want Ia no n -
hog about IL, take that" said tho man
or laws, impationtly, and no wrote
out another check. IL was for 800,
and with that the client had Ia DO
content, tho lawyer p~ockcting $3.50.
-,Phiiadclphiu Record.
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Tho Celebration AT Dccth,

MIR. Armstrong wishcslt Understood
that tn" races nj Dccth will 10 on tho
3rd Of July aud not Oh tho 4th, as first
published. On tho evening of tho 3rd
thoro will DO n grand ball at Dccth,
to which all lovers o dancing nfc in
vitcd. Good music will loo in attend.
a1cc and no pains will be spared to
make tho occasion M long To DO
remembered by all who attend. A
handsome bouquet will DO given To
tho best lady wnlt2or and n free ticket
will 10 awarded To tho gcntlcmnn
who waltzcs tho best. II you want
to have n real god tinio 90 to Dccth
on tho Jrd Of JHiy.
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Heath oran Old Timer.

Mr.. IL. l.. llOu!ht0n, n familiar
figure Ia nll old ComRtocltors, died ut
tho County Hospital in Virginia N
Tuesday ut fhc advanced age Of ~,
For years he was tho trustee en-.
plOyco Of John Piper, handling large
sums Of money and accounting foI
tho samo 10 n penny. lilo vas cvory.
bpdy's friend and many tear will bc
sh0d 10y bis former friends whom they
road Of bis death.
Muy he Elccp vol.
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10 the Public.

Tho undersigned has now on hand
Il first clnsa nrliclr Of custom made
Boots and Shoes consisting ~ Ladies',
Misscg and Chilhrru'a liuota aud
Shoes OF cvOry description: also all
kinds Of footwear Tor mcn, from tho
heavy Farmers Ia tho iiucst calf
boots aud Shoes. All OF the goods
arc 81 first class material aud work
maDsbip.
u. OB&LL.
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4 Strange Accident.

Several days ag,, somc parties
driving u band Of horses oYcr tho
Lake Tahoe stage rond, mot with q
worry strange coincidence. AZ tho
horses wcrc driven TO the narrow rond
above st. Rest. n young colt was
pushed, by the horses crOwding ouch
0thcr, into tho Hume, and was carried
to the bottom Of the pitch. Il distance
e. ncurly three fonrthg of n mile. lIc
was lishcd out where tho current
hadn't sufficient force Ia movo him.
HE hoad wnH nearly soycrcd from tho
body, caused 10y putting his head
ovCr tho edge Of the Ilumo box.
Parties who Witnessed Tho affair state
that tho animal was n horrible look.
iTR spectacle, hia flesh being torn aud
ragged. Harry Millard has the colt,
and yesterday told News representa-
two that no would pail through
ICarson Morning. Nows.
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[FRoN MONDAYS DAILY.
SALSlAGUSDl.

A. j. Pullman is painting ut tho
Depot Hotel.
There was II frost at Deeth yester-
day morning.
Mrs. S. NJ. Streetcr, OF Lumoillp, is
in town today.
Wilson Armstrong and sister, OF
Decth, VAS in town yesterday.
Maior-G General Schofield and bride
passed through, west bound yestor-
day on No. 1.
The soldiers tried for the lyn1hins
Of tho gambler, Hunt, at Walla Wulla,
werc acquitted by the jury.
Sullivan and Slavin seem willing to
fight Let us hopo that they will
kill each other in the ring.
Mrs. Owens delivered quito m
interesting discourse at tho church
last evening. She will also spcuk To.
night.
Mr.. ii. RosenstoclI, OF Omaha, is in
town visiting his brother. lie re,
ports tho a vory backward in
tho State OF Nebraska.
The buck and two squaws convict
oil Of murder in the second degree at
Winncmucca Tor killing "a witch were
sentenced by Judge Cheney to ten
years in the pen~itcntiary.
Charley Meadows, of Virginia, has
been appointed n postal clrrk, 10 run
between San Francisco and Ogden.
Charley is nm Industrious, honest
young man, and We wish him SUCCESS.
The race horse, "IIigh Tariff
dropped dead while running Il race
nj Chicago on the 10Th instant. The
Mckinley High Tariff horse will bc
knocked dead in thegrcat Presidential
race OF ~.
Which n Of EIko's public spirit
ed citizens will volunteer 10 take VI
Il subscription for the purpose of rig
gang up four horse teams and giving
the children u FREQ ride To Lamoillt
OF Decth on the Fourth OF July? w,
stand ready To head the list il ncccs'
sary.
Chicago Timcs:-An Alliance ora
tor told The farmers ut ScdSwick
Kan, that 'thcrc was no more reuso
why they should be Republicans he
causcthcir fathers were Republicans
than that they should be bachelor:
because their fathers were bachelors
a vol known physician has n gooC
word to say for tho much condemned
practice OF lacing. lie thinks thai
tight iacing is really a public benefit
because it kills OF the foolish girl.
and leaves tho sensible ones Ia grow
up into women Of use and service il
the world.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. ID. ID. Cook, who
died mt Lee last Friday, took plac,
from the undertaking rooms OF Mr.
Peterson yesterday afternoon. Iii,
remains were followed to their las
resting place on the hill by quite I
number Of our citizens, there TO resi-
until the trump shall sound for Tho
resurrection Of tho dead. Peace &c
his ashes.
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(l'EoN TUESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGCNDI.

Phoebe is going to have electric
lights.
John W. ruett, Of Carlin, came up
on No. /.
Advertise in and subscribe for the
INDEPENDENT.
Ex-senator Joseph Mcdonald, OF
Indiana, is dead.
A. l.. Cotant and wife came in from
bamnille this forenoon.
II. Farrell, foreman of Dunphy's
ranch, is in town to-day.
L. g. Hardy, of tho Oasis Ranch,
is at Cairo, Greene county, n. Y.
Mrs. J. II. Abel left last evening ON
No. ) for Boston to visit relatives.
J. ID. Abel, Of Fort Ifaileck, gave
this Office Il pleasant call to day.
Ely, White Pine county, will cole
brn,o the Fourth of July in fine style.
1t is said that tho Presidential bee
is buzzing in the bonnet Of Senator
Cullom, OF Illinois.
Daniel Harrington, who was thrown
from his buggy last Friday on the
Giegcr grade, near Virginia City, died
from his injuries on Sunday.
Tho first number of tho Carson
Morning News has been received. 1t
is n bright, nowsy sheet and tho ISDE-
PENDENT wishes it ucccs
Three hundred and fifteen thousand
ounces OF silver were purchased by
the government yesterday Mt prices
ranging from $1,000 to Sl.0275.
Tickets, good for round trip TO all
points on tho line Of the G. p. Il. X.
within 10 miles Of Elko, good for
trains leaving here July 3rd. and ith.
and void after Monday, July 6, 1891,
will bc sold on July 3rd. and 4th at
rate OF Il single fare for the round trip.
Minimum charge 80 cents.
III. Schuldt, John l.. Heron and
George Terrell came down from Tus-
carora yesterday. They will join the
Carlin baseball club and go TO Salt
Lake to play the club ut that place on
the 10Th, 9th and 29th OF this month.
The INDEPENDENT wishes tho Carlin
boys success.
White Pine Nows:-A Steptoc
Valley ranchcr, whom we shall call
Jones, for that is his name, got n
marriage license last Monday, and
rnstlcd round town vigorously to Sc
cure Il bride 10 lead to the altar, but
nom 81 the fair OGcs would consent
to share his joys and sorrows, and he
returned home "a suddcr, but not Il bit
wiser, old fool.
The largest locomotive in the world
has just been completed ut the Bald
win Locomotive works for use Mt the
st. Clair Tunnel Oh the Grand Trunk
Railway Of Canada. Its weight on
the drivers in working order is $4,000
I'hii'E' = - hhSNH u lllt lbCCttIlDl
Tank Freight" type and has aguaran-
tecd hauling capacity OF 7G0 tons
(2,2iO lbs.) up Il two per cent. grade.
Tho Carson Appeal says Saturday
morning there was considerable ngri-
cultural profanity in Carson valley
and this vicinity. The frost hit tho
vegetables some terrible body blows
in tho night. Tho potato crop was
tho worst sufferer. Where they were
the most advanced they were lovclcd
10 the ground and left black. This
means n great set back to tho potato
cror, ana spuds will be high this
Fall. The fruit was too far advanced
10 be injured.
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DIED.

CooK:-M Lec, Nevada, Juno a..
1891. ID. ID. Cook, IN tho GJrd year
OF his ago. Toledo Blade please
copy.l
GLENT:--At Jucirt", California. Juno
~, 1891, Mrs. Frank Glenn, npel
~ ycIra, | month and 10 duyg.
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School IlclDrt.

Following is II report Of tho Fort
IInllcck school for tho month ending
-Innn 18th, 1891:
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Fatal Accident AT Lake Tnhoc.

a fatal accident occurred on Friday
at Stcin'1 logging camp, Lake Tahoe.
whereby William Phillips lost his
life. The particulars are ms follows:
Phillips with other wOrkmen were en-
gagged in loading II truck, the logs be-
ing rolled on tho wagon by means of
skids resting on thu g.ound and on
tending tp the wagon. \ big log was
just being loaded and whom it got 10
the upper end Of tho skid flew out Of
place and with great violence struck
Phillips in tho back Of tho neck and
''raKcd" down tho spinal column.
Tho skid was nbout six inches in
diameter and the blow was so violent
that tho force OF il bent in tho
vcrtcbrm so that they pressed against
tho spinal cord. The body from tho
neck down was immediately paralyzcd
and the blow proved fatal. In spite
Of medical skill ho died at about 3
o'clock Saturday morning. ICarson
Tribune.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-07-03
CHANGES OF CLIMATE

Kill more people than is generally known.
Particularly is this the case in instances
where the constitution is delicate. and
among our immigrant population seeking
new homes in those portions of the West,
and where malarial and typhoid fevers pre-
vail at certain seasons of the year. The
best preparative for change of climate, or
Of diet and water which that change neces-
states, is Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
which not only fortifes the system against
malaria, a variable temperature, damp, and
the debiltating effects of tropical heat, hut
is also the leading remedy for constipation,
dyspepsia, liver complaint, bodily troubles
specially apt to attrack immigrants and
visitors to regions near the equator, marin
ers and tourists. Whether used as safe
guard by sea voyag ers, travellers by land,
miners, or of agriculturalIsts in newly popu-
lated districts, this fine specific has elected
the most favorable testimony.
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THE STOCK SUBSCRIBED.
THE CARRIAGE FACTORY WILL BE BUILT I'M
MEDIATELY

The $50, 600 stock for the Corvallis CARR.
age and Wagon Factory is all subscribed
and the factory will be built without delay.
The stockholders will hold meeting this
week and elect board of directors, who
meet Immediately thereafter and make neces.
sary primary arrangements for commenc-
ing the work on the buildings at once
The building plans will be submitted and
acted upon, the site selected, and bids for
furnishing material ETC., advertised for.
Mr.. Sticker will start for the east next week
to purchase and contract for the machinery,
large part of which will have to be made
to order and it will be the 10Th of Septem-
ber before all of the machinery will be laid
down in Corvallis. Before leaving it is Mr.
Sticker's desire to see that all necessary
details for pushing the work here are COM
pleted so that the buildings will be ready to
receive the machinery upon its arrival, and
that there will be no delay in setting it up
and having the factory running by January
l, 1892.
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BRIEF LOCALS.
Come to Corvallis to celebrate.

Come to Corvallis to celebrate.
For Bird cages and extras 60 to J.
VIM. Willis.
For first class grub-oak wood, 60 to
J. VIM. Willis.
A full assortment of summer cloth
ing at Kline's.
]. VIM. Will leads in pocket knives,
razors and scissors.
Bargains in ladies' ard childrens' un.
derwear at the Ladies Bazar.
Large choice in ruchings and neck
wear at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Bicycle repairing specially. Work
warranted at J. Wm Wills.
E. w. Achison & Co. are selling
monuments at Portland prices. If.
One hundred and fifty rolls of wall.
paper, lOc. roll, at Philip Weber's.
A few more secondhand sewing ma
chimes, to close out cheap, at J. VIM.
Willis.
No circus lemonade is served at
Small g. Sons. It is the genuine pure
truck.
Ii you Want monument see E. w.
Achison e. Co., of Albany, before pur-
chasing. tt.
A new invoice of wall paper, the lat
est designs and shadings, at Philip
Weber's.
Small & Son have opened their ice
cream parlors and are serving a de-
licious article.
For bargains in monuments, head
stones, ETC., go to E. w. Achison & Co.,
Albany, Oregon. If.
E. w. Achison & Go. are handling
New Westerley Granite. This is the
finest granite known for monuments.
For SALE.-Eight lots in block IS,
Jobs Addition, for 5000. Address
"Owner" GAZETTE Office, Corvallis,
Oregon.
E. w. Achison & Go. handle the cele-
brated Portland cement walls for
cemetery lots. These walls Can be
furnished at half the cost of any other
and are far superior. If.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-07-03
CITATION,

In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Benton.
In the matter of the Estate of BelknaL
Bros, Belknap Bros. & Kennedy and Bel.
knap Bros. & Kennedy Bros. Citation.
To Ida Belknap, Eddie Belknap and Edith
Belknap, the only heirs of said deceased, s.
E. Belknap, and to all others unknown if
any such there be, and to G. w. Kennedy
and X. X. Kennedy, Greeting:
In the name of the State of Oregon. You
are hereby cited and required to appear in
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Benton, at the Court
Room thereof in the Court House at Corval.
lis in the County of Benton, on Saturday,
the forenoon of that dav, then and there to
show cause, if any exist, why an order of
sale of all the following described Real
Property of said estate, to-wit: The N. w.
/ of Sec. 6 in r. 4, s. r. S +. Will. Mcr.,
situated in Clackamas County. Oregon.
Also Lots e, g. 81 seven, eight aid nine, in
Block l of the original town of Marysville
(now the City Of Corvallis) in Benton
County, Oregon. together with the foundry
ami machine shops, situated thereon in
cluding all detached property, appurten-
ances and fixtures in and about said foundry
and machine shops, such as blacksmith tools,
grind stones, moulding tools, safe and ofhce
fixtures and all movable tools and appur.
tenances thereunto belonging, should not be
made as prayed for in the petition of E. NJ.
Belknap, Administrator of said estate.
Witness, the Hon. w. s. Hufford, Judge
of the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Benton with the Seal OF
said Court affixed, this 10th day of June,
A. D. 1891.
Attest: B. W. WILSON,
fsEAL.1 Clerk.