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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
The Shaw Co.

The Sam T.sShaw Co. opened . weeks
engagement In Albany lAst night pEeseat-
ing Farmer stsbbIns. the ssory OF =
countryman who wenG 10 the city and
bad regular picnic OF q time learning
many tlings he never krev before, but
coming out ali right. Mr.. Shaw has
strong support 10 Mr.. Gilbert, Stanley
Ross. Mise Jennie Krllon. Mr. HoOley
and others, in fact the whole company
10 strong one.
The company's band isa good cne ano
The orchestra doee dFst class work. Those
attending these perioFmanees are treat
ed 70 fret class work at popular prices.
Tonight the company will Be seen iu
Milton Mobiles story OF uinInR-camp
life, entitled From Sire to son.'' The
play is melo-dramA, iull OF startling
elimaxes and intense heaFt-interesf.
without descending 20 the Issel Of blood
and thunder. Ita comedy 10 bright and
sparkling and the third act gives an oD-
oprsuniIy for the display Of elegant cos.
TUNES, which will appeal 20 the ladies in
the aadience.
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The Editors.

Mr.. Albert ToEieF teleEEsphs the DSx-
ocRAT that the members Of tie National
Editorial Association viii make an ex.
eursion up through the valley on Sun
day. Juiy 9. taking dinner here on their
arrival at 1910 O'Clock.
The Albany commisase 10 arrange Ter
the entertainment Of the editors consists
Of Edwin 8 one. II. J. hopkins. c. B
Vim. J. J. Graham aud M. senders.
Lawyer O. P. COshow Of Roseburg,
h in the city.
Mr. Stevens, 10 in the city the guest Of
hi.brotheT. W. b. Stevens.
KoIa Ness vas in EuEene yesterday as
q witness in . case in the eiscuit court
there.
Rev. Roland Grant will arrive in Port
land July is with party OF thirty ex-
cursionists.
Miss Tortet went to Independen>e
this taornirg on the Albany on visit
with her sister.
Mr.. Allen Of the Shaw Company bears
. striking resemblance 10 Prof. Tyree,
and weighs about the same, ,s55 pounds.
Miss Abbie Fry, formerly Of the Al
bany schools returned this noon from
Washington where she has beeh tea CHI
ing.
License has been issued for the marri-
age OF A. II. Settlers and Hattie B. Tenn
pieton and w. j. Fisher and Winnie
Sprenger.
A stated communication Of Baizillai
Chapter No 10 o e will be held 10 the
Masonic Hall Tuesday evening, June q,
1899, At : 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Rev. .Smiek left this noon for
Roseburg. where with her husband and
remainder OF family she viii spend the
summer.
Licenses have been issued for the mar
riage OF A. Jay Templeton and Miss NJ.
E. Smith and Frank CArman and Miss
Leatha E KinzeE
Mr.. Ben Baker, who has been taxing
Q vacation Of several days under the pa-
ternal rCof In Albany, will return 10 his
train at Ashland tonight.
Mrp. A. q. Freerksen, Of ALBANY, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. r. B. south.
wick, over Sunday. went to Albany to-
day.-Salem Journal.
Miss Abbie Wright was in the city THU
l
will spend the summer before returning
to her school work in Portland.
Mr.. Ted Balger Of FoFest Grove haI
accepted . position as foreman OF th'
Dubriile Cos harness manufacsurins
department and is here. His iahil,
will move here during the week.
Jo-eph Koch died at Marysville. Calf.
lew days ego. He res ded at Albany
few months several years ago, maxim
quite reputation here as . iranghts
man.
At meeting last evening the alumni
Of Ali any college elected Miss Flora Aa q
son president, Mr.. Arthur FoEhay vic
president and Miss May stewart Secre
tary and treasurer, for the ensuing yeai
Prof. Hiram Tyree recently OF L
/ tiIahde paesed through Albany yesseE
day for Lne An.s lee. To attend the meet
ing IL ths National Editorial Associations
Il is reported that he may cate In Cal
iiornia.
Ensign Robert Monagan. who w
> killed in Samoa, and whose remains wei
brought TO Portland for burial, was q
old school mate OF DIR. Trimble OF th
CITY. who attened his funeral being on
OF the pail bearers.
Noel II. Jacks, former secretary Of III
q Portland Y. NJ. q. A., and We
. known in Albany, is in ths..state, and I
a morrow evening will lecture in Salel
n giving illustrations, on " The Y. NJ. @.
|. work in the United States army" M
n Jacks having spent four months wi
y the army.
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MARRIED.

CUSICK-BALL.-On WEDNESDAY. June
%, 1899, at tie residence Of the brides
mother, over the post office. in Albany,
BY Rev. II. L. Reed, Mr.. Charles Gus
lex, pharmacist at the ineane asylum,
and Miss Hattie Ball, ot this city.
The wedding was private. Alter .
wedding dinner Mr and Mrs. Cusick Left
on the noon train for Portland, from
which they will return 10 q few days to
Salem TO reside. Tao Of AibanF's
worthy and popular young people they
have the best wishes OF many for the
prosperity and happiness they certainly
deserve.
CARMAN - KINZER. - A. Crab'ree.
June q, 1899, at the home OF she
brides parents. by r. Shelton, Justice
Of the Peace of Scio, Mr.. Frank Car
man ard Miss Leatha e Kinzer
They 20 10 Portland today and then TO
the city down by the sea; on their re-
turn will make Albany tliell intuis
home. They have the best wishes o.
their many friends.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - On 1ues'
day June 81, 1889. at II a. M, at iht
residence OF o. T. Porter, 10 Albany
by Rev. II. l.. Reed, Mr.. Herbert N
Cockerline. Of Eugene and Miss Alic'
| A. Porter, Of Albany.
The wedding was private. After din
ner the party took the noon train 70
Portland and other placer before return
ing TO Eugene to reside. The groom !
the state travelling agent for the North
west Lie Insurance Company. is
thorough business man and gentleman
OF excellent character, while the bride
recently and for several years teaehe
in the commercial departments OF AlDsn
College, 10 q Christian young lady be
loved by many. The happy couple hav
the best wishes Of our people generally.
BRACK-FLICKINGER.-In Alban,
on sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, i
the home OF the brides iather, by Re-
w. Fen,on, Mr.. Daniel Brack an
, Miss Ada Flickinger, two worthy an
) popular young people OF Albany.
They have the best wishee OF mar
3 friends.
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HEWITT Il Cox,
Attorneys for 2lAinui e.
SUMMONS.

In TIE CncUrT CoJRT OF THE STATE OF
OREeoN FOR LINN COUNTY.
Department No. 2.
A hirscn, plaintiff VS.. e G BurkhaTt
aud Clara A buTkhart, h's wife; ! be Linn
County National Bank, a eorporaLlon; L
Film, Z Bqrkhart. W Gus ck and E
ID Cusiek, partners dong business under
the firm name Of w Cusick & Co, J P
Wallace, Thomas Johns, and p II Marlay,
defendants.
To P Il Aarlay and ] H BurkLart, above
named defendants:
In the name Of rLe state of Oregon, you
sre hereby required TO appear and answer
the complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit within ak weeks from
the first publication of this summons, TO-
wit, on or before Il l4th day of July,
1893. And If you fail 60 to appear and
answer, for want thereof. the plaintiff will
apply to the 90 IT for the relief prayed for
in said complaint, towit: For Judgment
against the defendants Q g Bulkhart and
Clara A buTkhart in the sum OF Sl235 90,
with interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent per snnum from the 3rd day of May,
1895, in the further sum Of tI50.o0, as at.
torney's fees, and for his costs and dis
buIsemenls herein; for q decree that the
mortgage set on. in plaintiffs complaint be
foreclosed; and that the. following 90
sclibed premises, to wit: Beginning at q
roint As 81 chains west and 1888 cnAIns
North of the Southeast corner of the do
nation Land Claim Of John BSrkhart and
wife, Notification No. 6S8, claim No. 81, +,
In Township IL South, Range West Of
the Willamette Meridian, in Lam County,
Oregon, and running theme rest 81 50
chains. thence North 9.31 chains, thence
East q. so chains, thence South 9.3l chains
to the place of beginning, containing 20
acres, more or less; also, blocks Nos 4S
and so in Goltra's PARK addition TO the
city of Albany. Linn county, Oregon. be
sold in the man per prescribed by law, End
the proceeds applied: First, to the pay
ment Of the costs and disbursements OF his
suit and the expenses of the said sale;
SecOnd, to. the pay yment eftte JUDGMENT re-
covered by the plaintiff bereiD; Third, the
overplus, il any, 10 be applied as the court
may be advised and lnal direct, and for
such other and further relief as o the court
maJ seem just and equitable.
This summons il served upon yen by
publication in The STATES RIsHT OEho-
GRAFT, by an order of the Hon. Geo D.
Barton, county judge Of Linn comfy, Ore.
gon, dated May 81. 1899, ana the date of
the first publication hereof is June 2, 1899.
HEWITT & SOx,
ATTORNEYS for plaintiff.
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Picnic at Brownsville.

The Linn County w. C. T. U. and the
Linn County Prohibition Club have un-
ited to give a grand temperance rally and
picnic at Brownsville July 4th In which
everybody is cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Ray Palmer OF Portland and Mrs
Narcissa White Kinney, president of the
w. c. T. u, will deliver the principal
addresses. The Misses Sheak, daughters
OF Prof. Sheak. OF Philomath, viii be
and other exercises will make the enter
tainment well worth hearing.
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| PARSONS Band has beef engaged iol
the season for the state fair at S37o.
/ Mrs. Rosa Klum has brought suit fo
divorce against her husband NJ, d
Klum.
so cents round trip, rate TO Salem u
Del Norte exhibition tomorrow. Goot
on the Ruth going and Albany returning
i Mr.. Owen Martin died at the boo,
farm last Sunday at the age OF 70 yeart
OF paralysis. He leaves a wife and nine
children.
The little Riley boys little horse fell
today while the former was riding him
somewhat bruising the expert young
horseman.
A Portland woman seeking a divorce
from her husband, an engineer, says that
he always acted as II he thought be was
the "mogul'' and "whole locomotive. .
Thanks, Mr.. Peacock, for q couple OF
boxes OF Big Bob strsw berries, q better
berry than the Sharp'sss because more
solid, more lus,rous aud possessing q
better flavor.
The ladies OF the Baptist. church will
give social at the parsonage on next
Wednes lay evening, June 28. A lunch
oi'strawberries and cream will be served
from 20 O'Clock. Every body invited.
Lunch 10 cents.
COMMITTEES are being appointed in
nearly all the valley towns 10 make ar
rangements for receiving the volunteers
On their return home. Albany has not
yet acted but will do 30 in the proper
time and will not be behind It's neigh
bors.
The Maceabees have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term; q. w.
Son commander, C.-s. Harnish, 1t. 81.
Oom., J Z. Troutman, sergt, w. H..
warner ID. At A., John Concklin chap.
Y. stagle LIST 81. g., J. E. Custer End N. |
G.' Z. kropP sen., w. A. Cox picket.
The boys and girls societies of the |
Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon |
took hay rack ride to Knox's Butte. |
where they had picnic on the butte. /
Ihey report way up time, as high as
the top OF the butte aud returned reioic-
ing over the fun they had had.
For annual meeting of National Ed
ueational Association, the Southern Pa
cinc onpany( Shasta R0ute1will make
1000 round trip rate 70 Los Angeles,
py train leaving Portland at 700 r. NJ.
July 1th: Tickets viii be good TO Sep.-
emoer 4ih, and permit stOpover on re-
turn trip. On July 5th. 9th, 7th, Sgh,
and 9Th, round trip tickets to Los Ange-
lee viii be cold Al 5000 rate, allowing
stopover 10 either direction, and final /
limit OF September 4th. Side costs 81
ow rates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Hon. G. +. Chamberlain came up
from Portland this noon.
One OF the restaurant men OF Albany is
to b ceme benedict this week.
Judge Bnrnett is at the head OF sthe
/ Corvallis reception committee for the
volunteers.
Miss Nellie Munkers returned yes'er-
day from Scio accompanied by Miss Nell
lie Bilyeu.
Rev. w. f. Copeland, OF Salem, ct
the Pearce Memorial church next Sat.
Hoe.h
Mrs. Clint Monroe and Miss Van
Wisdle, who have been in the city sew
eral weeks returned to their home In
Portland this noon,
The Moro Leader says that DIR. Irvine
M. Smith, former Linn county young
man has built up large and lucrative
practice in that city.
Prof. r. NJ. Mitchell has been unani
mously reelected principal OF tho schools
oi Weston, desfrved recognition OF
competent teacher.
Professors Lee, Torbet and Walker
and Mrs. ToFbet have returned from
several DAYS rustication in the county
Along the Santiam.
Robert and Veda Torbert will spend |
The summer on the farm Of their BROTH |
sr-in-law near Independence, assisting
IN the work OF the farm.
Miss Mae Pollock of the Waitsburg
Academy, who 10 spending her vacation
mostly 1t junction with her paFents-ie
N The city visiting Albany friends.
Csrds are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Elmer z. ArcheFd. foreman of the Press
'fiive, and Mics Della Hale daughter OF
he editor Of the Prees, to take place
'ext Sunday, July 2.
Mrs. Or. Gibson, who has been visit
ng with her daughter Mrs. p. A. Young
everai weeks left Monday night for the
ast where she will spena some time
nth her aged mother:
The Eastern Star lodge last evening
number OF prominent Leb-
non people in very happy manner.
'esides an exemplifcation OF the floor
FORK good program was presented.
Chas. A Piper, the well kno~n rail-
ray mail clerk, has resigned from the
eryiee. aud will engage in business With
ts brothers. the publishers Of the Seattle
Post IDtehIReneer." Charley is one o.
De Oldest as well as one OF the most el.
cient and popular clerks on the Ashland
Portland ron and be will be miesed -
Ishland Tidings.
Albany People generally appreciate
be splendid service done by Capt PHILIPPE
os only for his couatry bat for the
nembers oil the eompeny. his influence
syiug been Tor good and HE treatment
them the beat. He has proven an ex-
mplary captain and il will be Q priyil-
Sc Tor the people Of this city TO exprese
bemseises Ia q manner that vail he Fe-
lembered.
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A Treat Every Night.

The Sam Shaw Company will begin 9
weeks engagement At the Armory to-
night. The Statesman says: 1.-THE Shaw
company played "rhe Phoenix" 70 Per-
lection last night, large audience wit
Messing It. Today the company 60 to Al
bany, where q weeks engagement is to
be tilled-and the Albany; people must
prepare for theatrical treat every night
that Shaw and his aggregation are in
their city"
This We l-known organization max
ITS initial bow to an Albany audience, at
the Armory Hail tonight, presenting q
rural comedy, written expressly for Mr..
Shaw, entitled Farmer Stabbins.
The play is on the order Of ''The Old
Homestead" and abounds in quaint
New England comedy and character
studies. It's Hction 10 Sensational and
melo-dramstic and holds the interest Of
the audience throughout the evening.
Clever specialties are introduced by COM
petent artists. and the music by the com.
pany's orchestra Is q feature of each
evenings performance.
Seats on sale at Burkhart & Lees
drug store.
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At Second and Ferry.

Mr.. Julius Gradwohl will now be found
in his own store At the above location,
better prepared then ever before to serve
the public with : first class stock oi
crockery and glass ware, and standard
groceries.
The highest place in Albany. Every
thing in sight. Good goods At lov prices.
Mr.. Grsdwohl has always done the
square thing with his customers and viii
continue TO do 60.
Also writes insurance in rSt class
companies.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the County Court of Linu Co, oregon, has
appoinf ed the undersigned administratrix
OF the estate of James NJ Williams, deceased.
All persons having clsiJus against the es-
tate Of SAID deceased are hereby required to
present the same to the undersigned at the
ofics Of Kelly & Curl, in Albany, Oregon,
with the proper vouchers therefor within
six months from the date of the publica-
ton of this notice.
Dated May ii, 1899
MARY L. WILLIAMS,
KELLY & Curl, Administrative.
Attva for AdmIx.
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The following grand jury was chosen
n. Achison foreman, j. ID. Arthur, J. H
Scott, w. E. Potter, j. J. SpalInger, J. S
Bell and VIM. Robinett. :. n. Steele
was appointed bailiff TO take charge oi
the came.
In the case OF Homer Mills, indicted
Tor rape, the defendant appeared and will
plead tomorrow at 9. a. N,
In the case Of Charles Slavin, indicted
for larceny OF COW. tomorrow at 8 q. m,
was set for pleading.
In the case of Clarence Morgan, indiet-
ed for robb:ng Japanese house at Halsey
the defendant was discharged, the Japs
being out Of the state.
In the case Of Oregon act. MT. Nc
Grath, tried and convicted OF murder in
the nrst degree, appealed to the supreme
court, reversed and sent back for q new
trial, the defendant changed his plea Of
mos guilty TO guilty of murder in the
second degree, by consent of the district
attorney, and testimony was taken in
the case as provided by statute. To-
morrow the court viii present its find
lngs and the defendant will % sentenced
70 the Penitentiary for life.
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MoNDAY.
Race With a Lawyer.

The race horse champions of Stayton
and Scio are again in trouble. Yester.
day E. A. Downing commenced action in
the circuit court against Chas. Lutz, for
800 attorney fees, cost and disburs-
ments. Attorney Downing alleges that
he was hired by Lutx to adjust certain
difficulties growing out OF the first race.
That he sued the bank of Ecio and at
tended to other matters for which he
wants 500. To collect this he attached
the same race mare, "Bell Flynn"
Deputy Derby took posse OF the
mare ard placed her in charge OF w. w.
Elder. Mr.. Lutz and his friends EN-
ployed L. H. McMahon to look after
their interests and served notice on
MIR. DEPUTY Derby to the effect that the
horse attached is the property OF +. Jack
Maxwell, of Like, Wash. This resulted
in the plaintiff being required to put up
bonds. which he did, and the caae u now
ready for future develo. ments.-States-
man.
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The Gold Hunters.

A letter vas received today By Mr..
Hiram Parker, from his brother Louis.
near Dawson, mailed On June 4. Ae-
cording - IL be and bis txo partners bad
mined Dali the dirt in their bench claim,
securing only 30 ounces of gold, mueEs
less than they bad anticipated, 20 mach
90 that one partner had sold bis interest,
I'd Mr.. Parker was contemplating ell.
ing and buying q claim on the creek and
sta ring another year ip order TO make
tbs desired stake.
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DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSELhEk
SuMMNNS.
In THE CIRCUIT CouRT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR LINN oUNTY.
Denarfmant No

In THE CIRCUIT Court OF THE STATE or
OREGON FOR LINN IoUNTY.
Department No. 2
John A South, plaintiff vs. Maria NJ
ClaypoOl, William N Claypool Rosa b
Letfier, kenaedy, Fred Ca, others,
Elizabeth Carothers, Nancy + GnL and
Matthew O Gill, her husband, John 4
Howell, and LIllle How ell, his wife, Mary
TCoie, aOd J " Cole, her husband, DAVID
Howell, Martha j JohusO aud Isaac
johnson, her husband, GEORGE " Howell,
james Craas, James Henry Grams, GFanVll
Fades, Zona Eades, Guy Eades, Lena Fades.
Samuel M Howell, William ParGer, Wash
ington w Howell. and Day ton II Howell,
defendants.
To Fre1 A Carothers, EliEabeth Car
others, John lowell, Lille Howell, DAVID
Z Howell, Martha j Johnsot lsI ao John
son, George w Howell, james Trans, James
Henry Grams, Washington " Howell, and
DAYTON 4 Howell, above Ia, med defend
fants:
In the name Of tbe state OF Orr gon, you
and each of sou are hereby ltquIr i 10 AZ
pear and answer the eomp plain. aIed against
you In the above entitled suit within SIX
weeks from the fret publication of this
summons, towit, on or before the l4th daN
OF July, 1899. And if you fail go to appear
an answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the reli,f prayed
Tor IN said complaint, ,towit: A decree de.
claring and aojudging that neither the
said defendants, nor any of them. nave any
right, estate or interest in or to the fol
lowing described real property, towit:
Beginning at point which is N SO dA-
Rrees IS minutes E 28.46 chains frcm the
N w corner Of the Donation Land Clal..-
Of David and Nancy Cisypool, Notification
No llo0, Cain No. 4s, in lip IL 5 RI wi
OF the Willamette Meridian, Oregon, |
thence N 80 deg IS min + ii. "a cnains to
an angle In the North line of said donation |
land claim. thence s 6S deg % min 4 on |
the N ltne OF said donation land claim As. rs !
chains to the N ~ corner of the land set
apart TO Samuel Z Claypool by order of the /
County Court of Llnn county, Oregon,
made at the December term thereof, 1862,
thence 5 80 ckains to the boundary line
ot said d0aatioa land cl aim, thence N IS
deg Is min w on said south boundary
line to pint due South of the place of be-
thence North to the place of E.
ginning containing 265 acres more or less,
n Lam county, state of Oregon, and that
The plaintiff has q good and valid fee sim
pie title to the sand premises aud TO every ,
part thereof: and for decree that the de.
endants, and each OF them, be forever en-
oined and haired from asserting any claim
whatever in or to said premises adverse TO
he plaintiff. and for snch further relief as
o tae court may seem just and equitable.
This summons is served upon Sou by
publication thereof in THE STATE .sRIeHTsI
)RMOcRAT, by an order of the Eou. Go.
Barton, county Judge Of Lam county,
)regon, datGd AiaY 81, 1899. and the daue
I the first publication hereof is June End,
S99. Il
HEWITT 4 Sox. II
AttoPn6Ys for plaintiff In
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In TIE County CoURF OF THE STATE CYI
OREGON FOR LINN County.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew
Ralston, deceased. 60.
To Nettie Ralston, M. J. RaIston, Jennie
Rslston, John Ralston, Marta A. Stewart,
s. NJ. Ralstou, Robert kalston j. b. RaIs-
ton, W. K. RaIston, and all others in
tended in tine above nam.d estate, greet
in TBE NAME OF TIE STATE OF
Orego1s, you are hereby cited and required
10 appear in the County Court of the state
of Oregon. for the county of Linn at the
court room thereof, at Albany, in sand
county, on Saturday the 9th day of July,
| 1893, at One O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day, then and there to show cause ii
any you or either Of you have why an order
shoulo not be made authorizing and en-
powering the administrators of said estate
| TO sell the following described real prop
erty belonging to said estate as prayed foI
in the petit on of NJ j. Ralston on fiIe
herein, towit:
Beginning at the Northwest corner ol
the Southeast quarter of section 26 Tp 1S
south Of range ! East Willsmstte meridian
and running South 81 rods to q count,
road, thence East IA rods, thence North Q.
rods, thence West IA rods to the place o
beginning containing two acres more O
less in linn county, Oregon. Also the
4 4 Of Sec 26, Up Is South Of rarge On
} East in Linn county, Oregon, containing
: 100 acres more or l.. IS. Also Sec. Is in tt
/ l3 South range East containing $40 acre
! excepting 40 acres sold to A. L 9ustafson
Vol. SO, page 400, also l23 acres soId 70 @
A. Peck, Vol. So, page All and situats'
and lying in Linn county, also . strip o
land 80 fl wide for right Of way runDinI
through ] SneAs land and commences q
the Southwest corner of the Northeast " Q
r &C 26. thence Northwest Is rods, theme
) West 2l rods, thence West 10 rods TO,
county road, al in Up Is 8 range. Eas
Linn county. Oregon, save AMI exceptin
!. 695k acres sold to Andrew Gustafson
y Witness, the Hen. Geo
. Barton, Judge Of the COun
. Court of the State of Orego
., II. s. for the County Of Linn, wi
% the Seal of said Court alike
i this lst day OF June, !
D., 1899.
Attest:
FRANK CRABrRKE, Clerk,
Ey r. B. MONTAGUE, Deputy