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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
wenatchee Valley Irrigation.

Wenatehee. June e.--The directors of
the Wenatchee Irrigation Company held
their monthly meeting Tuesday. TIE
company seems TO be IN a very bad mud
AZ Al present. but active steps VIII be
taken Immediately TO straighten Il out.
Reorganization will then be in order.
Al the annual district election held this
Eyriug the district elected five directors,
While the new law. or amendments TO the
sf law. provides for only three. so two
Of the new directors VIII have TO retire
10 private life and the method OF dispos-
.sx OF them troubles the board not
little and legal advice viii be employed
before they proceed.
Since the organization OF this district
t8ns;derable land in this district has been
xs,ered from private sources The Mis-
sloa ditch now under construction also
e9gers about 90 acres Of land which was
n the boundaries OF the old Wenatchee
s.ssrtct. this land having been Withdrawn
from the Wenatchee district by petition
az the owners Of the land. Apropos Of
fhese changes il will now be necessary
fof the Wenatchee district to reorganize
on almost entirely new lines: cut of all
this irrigated land and get the supply Of
water from a different source. The new
proposition also proposes 10 take in sew
eral hundred acres OF land not included
IN the old boundaries. which lie on the
north slde OF the Nenatchee river. The
district proposes TO take the water from
the Wenatchee river near the mouth Of
the Peshasi{n. cross the Wenatchee about
three miles below that point and irrigate
the arid land on the north side OF the
Wen4tchee river from the point OF cross
ing % the Columbia river. which includes
several hundred acres. They cross the
Wenaichee river again just above the
;osn Of WCnatchee with a supply large
enough 10 water this valley. The new
ditch would then cover fully as much
lard as the original district proposed 10
water. and the cost Of such n ditch would
no, 20 as much as s. would cost 10 run
down on the south side Of the Wenatchee
river and not cross at the points named
above, for he reason OF heavy rock work
or the south side. which would be avoided
By crossing the river.
Great enthusiasm is manifest over this
rev proposition. and IL Is confidently an
tcipated that things viii commence TO
move 20 this end without delay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
BECAUSE OF REM0RSE.
lain Brown, a Dungeness
Raneher. Commits Suicide.
a.rxEa EDmIsToN's TRIAL.
osd Fellows and the Royal Arch
Nazons-The New state Cap
ifol Building.

~, Angeles, June s.-SpeciaL--John
-. ST q rancner living seven miles
80 ~ puEgeness. committed snica3s
s..s-ssv morning ~ shooting himself
49, - ne rigat ear with revolver. he
% asau q resident 81 the Duageusss
So for fwenty years, and duri1g
- ,frrss had accumulated over 90 acres
- 80 ara vas entirely free from dsbt.
= =. $50 A widow and nine children.
1905 faaa-lclsrn prompted tne ac..
49, the greater portion OF his life
80 Vas a heavy Grinker. bnf eighteen
S....ss ago he reformed and afterwards
- converted. His past life was a source
= 80 regrst 70 MIN. and Il 50 weighed
q 80 mind that on several occasions he
..-a.ss,sned suicide. On the 1ay before
-. .rsgsdy he informed his wife that ne
ss-,s5gssa 70 take his lie. and In conse-
$50 she concealed a revolver which
-. il the house a. that time. Yester-
- ,nornFug. shortly before o'clock, he
- ~ MS knees at the bedside, praying
s.-vsntly for forgiveness OF his sins.
.-,s- his wife asked him TO bring In
- ~ water. which he did. and then
Ess..sa8ed 10 the bedroom where the pistol
-. concealed. Finding the weapon. he
$500 before the looking glass and fired
-. fssaf shot. bat did not die until one
60 later. Brown was a native OF Scot
go ard was g years OF age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
business Failures.

san Francisco. June s-The Callso-r.a
safe Deposit AMI Trust Company has c.s8
ss.t fer the foreclosure - a mortgage n
&C. ~ against the T1.cr sock Ya-Es
Company. whose extensive plant IS az 70
aco. Cortra Costa county. =. " SIM
rer vas placed IN charged as receiver
The t~aSr company - acting as rrfsstea
fo- che ooo5hc'ders- a03 alleges Fast-ro
20 nav interest on che bon as cause fer
the foreclosure. The stock va-ss er---
uany was organized ~ Sslverrora & Fga~-
RE. omaha packers, ard nearly s. - nla
was invested n the plant. The concern
has never 2ald. owing chieey 70 tire oppo-
sttson - the san Francisco butchers. a-s
the competition Z q rival 7acktuE eStah-
ushurent uear san Fr2rris-o which Vas
hacked ~ the -AEC.c-Es. u Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
BASEBALL.
National League Games.

r2-0-,Lsy-r. June s.--srookiyti. L; base
bs-S. =. errors. ). Louisville, II; base
hits. ~. errors. ..
2a--e~iss-Cs-1sa. Lucsd and Kerussfy
Uss,sa AID 1fc-eTznoTt-
asaF.tr1crs. June s.-Bal-i-rore. 10; hc-se
his =; errors. 6. Ch1c8go. q; tass hts.
=: er-ogs. D
Tss.r4~{ss-E-s T<s-. fiss-nzlfng ard Clark;
T..-r., Terry. GrlTitsl and Do8os1sls-
Tscsztnr,. June s---Bostor. :; tsss hrs.
"A. errors. s P1srso1rg, 5: base hrs. -:
F.arsersex-Ss1iveass. Ryan and Gained;
la Raey ard ze71esl-
fN-evv York. June s.-New York. .; base
binz. :: se-roxs. > Cincinnati, y: base his.
4, errors. 8.
E..r-s.r.. ss-.TI2sosl and RlEs3e; Spies and
Fsarrott.
Wasllsreezue1 CRY. June S-Washingaon
CIV. :: base his. L; eg-ros. = cleveland.
s. base mrs. 5; errors. :
E.s,c-er-ies-MaJl and Mcclure; Wallacea
ard O1CosEO-.
philadelphia June s.-PhilatsiIitAa, S;
tsassa It's. Il: errors, 2 ST. Louis. :; base
hits. Il: errCzS, D
F.ar~a~-seS-Elrhsc. Staley and PeCz.
Taylor and Clesnenrs.
Following IS the standing OF the Ma
ttorlal League CLUBS:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
Last Mems smoker of the Seasonal

The last Of the :. \. c. mems smokers
for this season. which wiu be for mem
Sum hall of the club tonight.
The programme viii ne OF exceptional
interest in scientific boxing and viii in
clude four-rouni bouts between the fol-
loving well-known local experts: Aer-
nit and Teaff. Cummins and Vaughn.
Barber and Lintz. and Epstein and Car
ter 20 be followed ny pie-ea Ding match
for the championship OF the Pacific
Northwest. The evenings entertainment
will close with a siX-rouni contest for
points between Ed Meyers. OF Chicago.
and Prof. Greene, ot Boston, who Is at
present engaged as instructor in the
manly art at the :. \ c. Both OF these
gentlemen have had great experience and
are possessed Of a thorough knowledge
OF the incest details cf sparring. Their
exhibition will certainly be a revelation
70 those who have the good fortune 10
be present.
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-. - - 1i.4f nothing. 80 tHe s-.s-r-a.z-
fs,4 -. ss'aasse@sorsug . rake SIRE a.
-. Z. ne matter IA fhe present ar
- -, q ne members q the pres
- are Residents CT Oil v-hz-c~,,
= II also the A. ~ 1900 - -
- otner candidate Myes on - -at----,e
-. - - Goes also Nr. Gage. who- r. VII
-, -. Treasurer Pgrsy xavs there s.
- - tA@ treasury 20 be sprortSonsd
re various funds. ana tbe vrr.~sc
ne oiisce + weeks behind hers.sa -
-. - s'ssal % the commissioner - sg,o,x
- - Hli'i1ient help. the Ewo Populis. rne--
having consplre6 % force mr.. 70
-. - osn nelp BY refusing 10 allow him
thsn y a mouth for assistance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
STOCKHOLDERS WILL PAY UP.
Merchants National Bank Given Time
to Collect Assessment.

Merchants National Bank Given Time
Ia Collect Assessment.
The depositors OF the Merchants Ma
t3oual bank viii be pleased 10 learn that
according 20 all accounts and the state
meuts OF the officers matters win be 80
arranged within the next thirty days as
70 permit settling az claims and save the
hank from being put n the hands OF a
receiver.
The following special dispatch. received
last evening from The Post Intelligence
Washington City spon6ent. coVrob-
crates this Information
Wash fucton CITY. June Especial
Comptroller Eckels today granted the on
GERS OF the Merchants National hank
twenty. days III which 20 raise 4 - per
cent assessment on the capital stock. He
had telegram from Seattle saying that
I24s shares rad agreed 70 pay and that the
remaining - shares were held - NV
York ard II would take twenty DAVIS %
hear from them II the amount IS raised
u g., receiver viii be appointed and the bank
viii be allowed 10 lIqgiIate under its off,
Cfrr"
Angus Mackiutosh. the president OF the
Bank. VIXEN shown the dispatch last even
f~- said the facts were as stated. that the
a~afrs of the hank were N goOs share
and that he had m doubt but that the
balance OF the MONEY wo1la be raised in
time 10 satisfy all 6e-ositorrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
The w. c. Il. L. Convention.

Olympia, June s.-SpeciaL-At the w
c. r. L. grand gold medal contest last
evening Miss Jennie Inglis, OF Seattle. car
ried of the prize. The judges OF the con-
test were the state board Of education.
The convention Of the ". c. T. I. neld
memorial services today conducted by Mrs
a Laura Bowen. OF Sumas. In the after
noon the ladies listened TO a fine address
on Mercy Work" by Mrs. s. A. Irons.
assistant national superintendent Of the
mercy department. Friday morning the
annual election OF state officers, trustees
and delegates will take place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
Tacoma,- school Teachers Selected.

Tacoma. June s.-Special--T'he board OF
education held a meeting this evening
and selected teachers for the ensuing
year. The positions OF principal OF me
high school and director Of the manual
training school. now held by Profs hob
erts and Carrothers, respec lively, were
not filed. These gentlemen are the ones
who had a difficulty in the schools that
resulted In a recent star chamber inves-
tiration. the result OF which vas never
made public II is announced that no
action will be taken in regard 10 these
positions until Director Oliver returns 10
.hp city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
Nrorher Nature. Fver FrnItfnl

n beres-ie-c3ss 20 mankind has given
hl--h ~ ore wa.c1, tSevelope1 ~ ar has
been p-od3Eal n hea2-a ytel3s-g benefits
to tha race No vQyaEer. sd captain
C1---ue~cEs1 cF1AF@seT. ~ tourist seeking
g. assure ags5 bea<-1, should tail % tse self
F,-C Idol NTH tzlsS grand T-B-ar1t- rsssoFa-
tive ard preventive, t1oasE - - : stomach
Es..--.-~ Wasca cog-s e-aces TIE effects o
ruala~sa1ls ar and ss-aek1sa wa-er. u--
v-s.u.s@rr.1a or G1rr0s--t~9 .tse- exp.nss1rs
rr= faslSlc ~ travel ard me DISTURBANCE
a. S4A ana sometimes or railway T-avei-
.-r os - a ro-Sa -oG1be-1. Mariners, m =
e-S and Sestern riog1ee-s bear ccgar trent
@sHs.erlrss 20 "a defensive ard rs-sa ra-1ve
l-.l aenl.a calls al Fever. ra1esi-ssa tts-r1,
.-1.e:vt.v % rhs ktf7es-s sf1sousaers.
= -snerssta a-f fseT---s4s2szs ara ga Re-
s-s=.@r5 nE rEaS tnCr-rgz ga z-ssV ire Elfe-a-
t1ye. or cttTa ana 1 = go-au-. wn4ch Ply
s&<aAl-s his1ly reoozn-nsza2-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07

u1iu. n partnership with Col Moody and
the late Lieut. Gov. Nelson. Van Bremen
vas best known for MS connection Ettn
treasure hunting expeditions 20 Cocos
island He fitted cut two expeditions 20
search for this mythical wealth. the last
leaving here on the steamer LIZA FL
wards in the spring % Iss3. Though IN
successful. Van Bremen firmly oel.eFed
in the existence Of this treasure. and Jusc
before his death was organizing another
expedition Of a similar nature
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
yrvrg MYSTERY AT CHEHALIs.
rvsaence OF suicide of IA supposed south
Park Resident.

csAhalis. June e.-Special.-Some work
-sn found an empty laudanum bottle
80 hat on the river bank near town
- afternoon. Wrapped around the bot
- as a note saying. II have no apol-
-. % make" and near by Centrsiia
,os.ofFre registry receipt 10 J.. Penrod
- a letter sent Mrs. Jennie L. Penro6.
sonth Park. Wash. u is believed 10 have
hsen a case Of suicide. as the hat was
recognized as one worn by a stranger
seen In the vicinity a day or two ago.
The river viii be searched tomorrow.
TIE above felegrara was shown 10 sew
sal residents Of River Park last evening.
h,,t none Of them remembered any people
sstnsi PenrOd. One man said the name
vas familiar 10 him. but he did not con-
n4c, it with any family at the place men,
toned In the dispatch. The directory
faleH 10 show the names.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
e II. court- Martial AT Tacoma.

Tacoma. June Especial unknown 20
the general public a eonrt-martial has
been in progress In the Grand Army Of the
Republic here since April l.. and has only
recently been completed. The defendant
was =. =. Brownson. ex-commander OF
Phil Sheridan post. OF this city. Gilfred
4. Leavltt. Of this city. acted as judge
advocate OF the court. What the charges
we're is still a secret. The findings have
not yet been made public. but VIII be pro-
mugated at the annual encampment,
which begins at Spokane June l..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07

Tacoma. June -Special.-Suit Was
brought in The Federal court today by the
Sather Bsubi1g Company. "A California
corporation. against \. q. Foster. Thee
dore Hosmcr and ". +. PTitchard ~ re-
cover So - in which sum they are al
legged 70 have guaranteed the payment by
Anthony T Pritchard OF the rental q
me Pacific MI! property. near She snel.-
en- The last-namei Is behind S7.7S1Se In
mis- rent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
Mrs. ProweiI'S Body Recovered

Wenatchee, June e.--The body Of Mrs.
W. r. Powell who with Engineer Has
keIl and M Barton. was drowned several
weeks ago in the Columbia river at Met
how rapids. was recovered In an eddy
near Orondo. several miles below where
the drowning occurred The body was
IN a fair state of preservation consider
ing that il had lain in the water over two
weeks. As yet no trace OF the other two
bodies has been found.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
malf.Racl Ahrnm. - Two FIncer-

Robert Abrams who made n name for
himself as a phenomenal half-hack on the
football field last fall and who since then
has been working IL a shingle mill near
New Whatcon. cut his right hand badly
a few days ago. losing the index and little
fingers entirely and part OF the bone Of
the middle finger. he is now at his home
on Yellow and Roanoke streets. Lake
Union
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
THE MANCHESTER HANDICAP.


Tipped TO Win.
London. Jurs s-TEa ShSence OF rain
t-ax -,ase tha Manchester course very
ha~s ara sore surprises may % IN store
go rha great han5lc8D for TIE Man
chester cup q = ss.s * run a. Manchester
r7-uor-gw. Following - the betting and
= Tisr Of pro aab5s starters
re Prince % Wales FIorizel H.. 20
. f;o.-srhaIk's Cyprfs. ) 70 :: BGchanan's
Taa D5cker. 70 l. J. 2. HcuI5sw or1h ;
r-,~v Park. % :: IsrsaalFs Caupan-
NJ 70 Z Leoroid Rothscailds Rod
-..o-s 70 70 = ri y Dryers Banquet II.
fSi-uu7sl. Is SC :. Capelan1's sstssnlaS r,
- - !. Si- Tnurst0ns Convent. l. 70 ];
PAGES Rock Dove. = "a Z
T-ha hardtca ppers have given FlCri-al
II ira top weight. sight stone. while the
a-nsrsran ho-se carries bat six stone. The
xhar., heusls for which he Manchester
go7,~ss Is noted are regarded by many as
hing 7l7favarabis % Simms' peculiar
s-,-ls Of riding. but Banquet has been
s-sstv supported. and Il ~ Starts & s.
sa7saves IN many quarters that he viii
have me race al his mercy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07

Tafave-te. or. june "a Ere this
morning Destroyed J. / Nt-krey's sen
e~al rnerc haud3se store. Henry. 3 Irvice's
I'm shop ard grocery, Others no hGl 3
irEs aod Tr. M5chauN's cf'ice- A PAR ~
Vi.>k~ev.s stock was saved. eUt nothing
a-as saved ir che other buildings. Tte
lase is in ;ne -eiE1hHorhoot o. s. a.
na-ttv insured
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Corvallis. or. June 6-Max Friendly. a
weu-known sawmill man. today shot John
Long. seriously woundirg him. Friendly
attempted 10 take his own life by drown
ing. Long says Friendly shot him with
out any proFocation. For some time
Friendly has been known 10 have har-
bored nl-feeling against Long. claiming
that 10 had contributed 70 his recent bust
ness rcverses-
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\ Smugrier Arrested.

Vancouver 3 G. June s---Coilector q
Customs Bowel today seized The second
hand store ~ r. II Campbell. who was
arrested In Seattle on sunday las, in
small sloop on the charge Of receiving
s-al7n goods. The customs agehoritl -
hers found a large quantity % snugS.e1
hardware IN me store, amounting %
several hundred dollars, which has been
-
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OLYMPIA. Jane -Special.-The capitol
fo,ir 4at.on Is now complete. and The spert-
fcations FOR the superst~uct1re VIII &c
ready Tor delivery by the state printer
this week. when a call Will h made tor
hiss. Having accomplished this part 90
his work. Archite<,t Flagg expects 10 r.
turn "a his home in the East until his
presence VII Re again required here
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.7,,~--,a June s-Spe~5 st-gTov NJ
Cav tesav named E3Va-1 Spencer : -ata
prrs. \. Z. King. uvaoo. ana + ~
Brown. south Bend as members ~ the
board e. pilot comm lss,ooe~s Ter the CO.
1,f-9hsa river an1 bar. TIE two first -a-aed
~ ra-arr.intr,e
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Today,
And the
Next Day

Your adv. in the P0STIN-
TELLIGENCER will talk to
the BUYERS. Tell them what
you have to sell. Your adv.
will be read. Persistency
will win the day. The best
advertisers keep at it con-
tinuously.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-09-06

The bond syndicate made lay-
ment of 100000 gold into the
Treasury on Wednesday of last
week to compensate for the days
Withdrawals for export, and was ex-
pected to pursue a similar course
in case Of further losses. The De-
partment officials consider the syn
dicate pledged to keep the gold re-
serve above $100,0OO,0OO. The
position of the syndicate would be
a matter of much less doubt out
side of Treasury circles were there
any indications of a pronounced
improvement in the general gov
ernment revenues.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-09-06
Summons.
In the circuit court of the state OF
Oregon for Umatilla county,
G. @. Frazier, Plaintiff,

In the circuit court of the state OF
Oregon for Umatilla county,
G. G. Frazier, Plaintiff,
Robert Ferris, Alexander Ferris
and B. +. Stone, Defendants.
To Robert Ferris, Alexander Ferris and b. f.
Stone, the above named defendents,
In the name of the State of Oregon.
You are hereby required to appear and ans
Wer the complaint filed against You in the
above entitled Court within ten days from the
date Of the service Of this summons upon you,
If served in Umatilla Co.; or if served in any
other County in the state Of Oregon, then
within twenty days from the date OF such SER
vice upon you, or II served outside the state
of Oregon or by the publication thereof
then by the first day of next regular term Of
said court next following such publication,
to wit: the 18th day of October, 1896.
Defendants will take notice that If they
said time, the plaintiff for want thereof, will
take Judgment against them for the recovery
of the possession of the following described
lands and premises situated in Umatilla
county State of0regon, t0wit: The Southwest
quarter of Section 25 in Township North Of
Range "a East of the Willamette Meridian and
for the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars dam
age for withholding the possession of the
same from the plaintiff and for plaintiffs
costs and disbursements of this action,
Q. ii. FINN and e. DEPEATT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The above summons is published by order of
Hon. James A. Fee, made at chambers at
Pendleton Oregon, on the 81 day of July, 1896.
G. HI, FINN and E. DEPEATT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-09-06

The settlers near Burns, Har-
ney county, are said to be greatly
incensed at the Indians, among
whom are the Umatillas, for slaugh-
tering deer and other game in that
section. 1t is said the county
judge of Harney has notified Ag-
ent Harper to keep the Indians
from hunting there, and it is al
legged that the agent has paid no
attention to the matter. The In
dians are there and trouble is an
ticipated. may be that the Jack
son Hole trouble may reach in this
instance.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-09-06
PROSPERITY FOLLOWS SINGLE
TAX.
So Says An Iowa Correspondent to the
nPress."

So Says An Iowa Correspondent to the
nPress."
RowLEY, Iowa, August 23.-[To
the Editor. LIN a recent issue you
made mention of a Chicago syndi-
cate that was about to make tour
of Eastern Oregon, in the near
future, with the aim in view Of
establishing large beet sugar fac
tory. You called upon the citizens
to make it on object to induce
manufactors to locate there. | in
close a leafet written by myself, but
expressing the philosophy of one
of the worlds greatest thinkers, and
wish to state that were those
principles in force you would have
the greatest incentive in the world
for manufactures to locate there.
| suppose that you are we'll aware
that the little state Of Delaware has
started such movement, and I
see no reason why Oregon could
not follow with great advantage.
You are just recovering from one
of the greatest real estate booms
that ever swept the earth, and I
trust that you will not allow it to
be repeated, and the only way it
can be prevented is by adopting
the single tax.
Yours for equality,
J. r. HTRMAN.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1895-09-06
Summons.
In the circuit court Of the state Of Oregon
for Umatilla county,
Ross Scott, Plaintiff

In the circuit court Of the state Of Oregon
for Umatilla county,
Ross Scott, Plaintiff
VS.,
j A Johnson, ] B Stewart and
j j Johnson, Defendants
To j A johnson, j b Stewart and John
son the above named defendents.
In the name Of the State of Oregon.
You are hereby required to appear and ans
wer the complaint filed against you in the
above entitled action within ten days from
the date of the service of this summons upon
you, II served in Umatilia County, or ifserved
in any other county in the State of Oregon,
then within twenty days from the date Of
such service upon you, or If served upon you
outside of the State of Oregon or by the pub
lication thereof then by the first day OF the
next regular term Of said Court next follow
ing such publication, to-wit the 18th day Of
October. 1895.
DEFENDANTS will take notice that If they
fall to appear and answer or plead to the
plaintiffs said complaint within said time
the plaintiff for want thereof, will take judg
ment against them for the sum of S457.US
with interest thereon at the rate offs per cent
per annum from the 9th day of May 1896 until
paid together with the costs and disburse-
ments of this action. K. 0EPEATT.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
This summons is published by order of Hon.
]. A Fee judge of said court, made at cham
bers In Pendleton Oregon, on the 2lst, day Of
August 1895. e. DEPEATT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.