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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
ALONG THE
WHARVES.
Yesterday Was a Busy
Day Along the
Waterfront.
THE ABBY PLlMER'S LONG TRIP.
SHE WAS FORMERLY THE
BLAIRMoRE AND TURNED
TURTLE.
The Pilot Boat Boys-Jerry Rey.
nolds Here-Captain McPhairs
Parrot-E. B. Sutton Get
ting q Cargo-Notes.

II was lively along the front yester-
day. Many steamers were leaving and
the usual jams took place as they al
ways do on steamer day. The Kinau
for Maui and Hawaii and the big trans
port Westminster for Manila got away
together. In the afternoon the Clau-
dine and the w. G. Hall left on their
regular runs with much freight and
some few passengers.
The California e. Oriental Company 8
steamer Carlysle City took the place
Of the Westminster at the Pacific Mail
wharf and began discharging at l
o'clock. She expects TO leave for San
Diego at daylight this morning. Per-
mission was granted her to work all
night discharging. The men on the
Federico are making quite different
looking ship OF the big tramp When
she entered the harbor she was about
as dirty looking vessel as has ever
entered the port She was hurried off
from San Francisco with such a rush
that there was no time to attend to
painting her the regulation white of
the transports. When she leaves here
she will look as spic and span as any
vessel in the service.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
GREATEST AND FASTEST.

The great German steel BUILT five
masted ship Potosi has just completed
another record-breaking voyage. Late
ly she ran from of the Isle of Wight
to Valparaiso in fifty-five days. She
passed the former place on March q
of the present year and arrived at Va
paraiso on May 10 last She has made
several other remarkable passages,
completely eclipsing all the records
heretofore made by any sailing ship at
any time She is certainly the fastest
as well as the greatest sailing ship
atioat. She was launched June s, 1895,
from Tecklenborg's yard in Germany
and made her first voyage out to IQui-
que from Hamburg in seventy-two
days.
The vessel is owned by the we'll
known shipping house of F. Laeisz of
Hamburg. Her dimensions are as fol-
breadth of beam, 50 feet inches, and
depth of hold, 80 feet and 9 inches. She
has capacity Of $500 tons, or $40 tons
more than the big French sailer La
France. The uninitiated may obtain q
better idea Of her size from the fol-
lowing figures: Five million, five hun
dred and eleven thousand, I'VE hundred
pounds, or 2,756 and half tons, Of iron
and steel was used in her construc-
ton, and on her regular trips to and
from IquiQue and Hamburg she carried
easily away from the former place 49,
227 bags Of saltpeter.
She is square rugged on the FIRST four
masts and the fifth mast is fore-and-aft
rugged. Her sail spread is enormous
and she sails just as well, comparative
ly speaking, in light winds as she does
in gale Of wind. That the Potosi is
a highly profitable vessel goes with
out saying.-Coast Seaman's Journal.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19

a ship Of about Loco tons burden, bat
doubt was cast upon the tonnage, the
laws relating TO which At that time
xere probably less exaeting than now
The Chinese appeared 70 have retained
TO the present day the same style Of
ship which they bad 3.oss1 years ago
The Chinese junk Vas well known and
the remarkable way in which the Chi
nese had almost stood still for hun
dreds OF years had often bsen pointed
out There was evidence to show that
q, an early period the products Of In
diA, China and Ceyion reached the
market place Of Alexandria. and from
the representations of the vessels then
in use they were very similar TO those
in use by the natives at the present
day. The Phoenicians were well stu
ated at the east end Of the Mediterra-
mean for the purpose Of trade and COM
merce. and by their enterprise aud
daring grew rich and prosperous Irun
and copper mines were within their
territory, while from Britain they OBJ
tanned tin to mix with the copper for
the manufacture OF brazen vessels.
Besides the trade and commerce carried
on by the Phoenicians as shipowners,
their caravans were known far inland,
and by means Of colonies they added
TO their markets. Carthage for a time
proved the coionizing adaptability Of
the race and even appeared To outshine
the original stock by land and sea.
For 200 years Carthage dourishei,
holding Spain, where New Carthage
was founded, and became a base for
their operations against Rome in the
days Of their greatest generals, Hamil
car and Hannibal.-New York Marine
Journal
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
PAssENcERs pEPARTED.

For HiIo and way ports, per stmr. XII
nau, Sept. &c. F. Brush, J. H. Wise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Low, Geo. Dunn, Miss
Eastman, Miss Bache, Mrs. c. D. Stor e,
Miss Eliza Joseph, Judge @. K. Wilder,
S. H. Comstook, 0. Peterson, F. Brug.
helli, Mrs. Ching, Mrs. c. Nee Kin, F. E.
Clarke, Geo. Weight, E. S. Boyd. w. c.
Boute;le, Miss A. E. Hall, Miss Grace B.
Massey, John Hind, Mr Almy, H. c.
Easton, c. H. w. Hitchcock, Mr.. Ma
kata, Mss o. Little. Mrs. Eugene. Hane-
berg, Mrs. Geo. w. Patty, Miss En- Leong,
Mrs. Mersberg, T. E. Hobbs, j. S. Pletts,
Miss Grace Carroll, Miss Mary Anderson,
Judge @. F. Little, Miss Jane Nahiwa,
Mrs. T. Murray, David Center, Dr.. 6.
Wood, 81. c. Walker, F. E. Damon. Mrs.
D. L. Center. children and maid, E. G.
Sharpe, j. T. McCrossen. J. L. Davis, j.
D. Kellogg, 81. w. Milverton, Mr.. Oakly,
John Lyourgus, l.. S. Abraham, A. P.
Boiler.
For Maui ports. per stmr. Claudine,
Sept. IS, at S p. M Mrs. Davidson. Mrs.
Mrs. Nahaolelua, Mr.. Grlmwood, c. w.
Diekey, Miss N. A. Olsen. w. L. Hardy,
Brother Bertram, Mrs. Kahaulelio and
child, Miss Susa K. Daniels, Prof. koebele,
j. N. S. Williams, DR.. J. R. Shaw, E. P.
Mabie, Kan YIN, Miss N. j. Malone, w.
H. Pain. A. G. Dowsett, Rev. j. AkIna,
Mrs. Kealohaole and Geo. Barker.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
CAPTAIN JERRY"

Genial Jerry Reynolds, formerly first
officer Of the schooner Robert Levers,
is in town again. He is now second
in command Of the bark R. P. Rithet.
After Jerry left the Levers he took q
little vacation and did some studying.
He was then examined for captains
papers and passed the board with n.y.
ing colors. He is now the holder Of a
captains certificate which entities him
to take any sailing vessel on any sea
and to take a steamer Of $500 tons
burden in any sea. Jerry was offered
the position Of second officer on the
transport California, but refused ii, as
the position on the Rithet was more
to his liking. Captain Reynolds did
pot bring any chickens with him this
trip.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
William SaVidgt
Real Estate
Broker,
2o6 Merchant Street
FOR SALE
ao6 Merchant Street
FOR SALE

/. House and lot on Young St: s0xi&o;
house contains 5 rooms. Price
$500.
= Two-story residence on Young St.
10 roomA Price G.500 Only
part cash
z House and lot on Alexander ST.
l0oxis0. house contains I roorns-
Price 5000.
4. House and lot at KAlihi; 77isx15o:
S roomA Price $500. A bargain
5. House and lot OF slopes OF Punch
bowl Price $3.50.
s. House and lot on kinau St; 5oxloo.
A bargain for $2.S0o.
I. Lot at Kalihi; 77hxlso. Price
$1,000.
s. Lot at Kahhi. 5o110o. Price $500.
3. House and lot at Kalihi: 155x150.
house contains 5 rooms. Price
$500.
10. House and lot on College St: Tax
A-S- n Ia SA<A AoA vSf~SS.
IL. Business property on Fort St; Ak
IS. Price $500.
Il. Lot on Kekaulike St; Is Il front
Price 5000.
Is. Lots at Kewalo; all bargains; 50I
100 each.
IA. House and .ot on Liliha st: $500.
ID. House and lot on Vineyard st:
$500.
Is Lot on Young St; 55x155. Price
$1,000.
II. Lodging house on Fort St; month
ly gross i-come s43S- Price
$1,000.
Is. Leasehold on Queen st; % years to
run; splendid warehouse prop
erty; $4,000.
10. Leasehold on Beretania st. with
new building. suitable for stores
or Warehouses; 400.
20. Lots at kslihi
81 Lots at PalAma near Insane Asy-
lum-
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Eclipse sailed on her regular
route last evening with full load.
The Rithet is discharging her heavy
iron work for Eva plantation at Irm-
gard wharf
The big ship John Currie win be
through discharging about the last OF
the week. She will then sail for the
Sound in ballast
The ship E. B. Sutton, which has
been here since the 18th Of July. began
loading for New York at the Railroad
wharf yesterday.
Many friends Of Captain Freeman
were down to see the Kinau OF yester-
day. The Skipper is now all right, al
though he has still to wear dark
giasseA
Captain weisbarth Of the Inflated
Norma is now the skipper Of the little
schooner Waialua- He says she 10 not
al all satisfactory, as she carries so
little and Is 20 cranky.
One OF Captain NcPhail's parrots
aboard the Rithet was singing yester-
day afternoon The hurthen Of the
birds song was 1.-The Girl Left Be
hind" II is said that the next trip
the .'old man" viii come here a. the
better half Of q charming little LAZY
at present In San Francisco.
The tug Eleu had a busy time Of II
yesterday. She first toved the Stand
ard to sea. then helped 20 dock the
Carlyle City and after that went ont
after the Abby Palmer. When the
Euterpe was telephoned OF Koko Head.
Diamond Head forgot to say that abe
was In tow q the Fearless. and 50
the Ellen went oaf after her. only 10
and the new boat hooked on"
When It came tine FOR the Wessmip-
ster to sail yesterday It vas found
dat she vas short two engineers and
. couple Of sailors Some Of the stew
ards msa had also taken French Leave
and The oGceEs oe the vessel had to
scurry up cone nsn n q hurry TO taka
the placss a IL ahssnt ones. The gee-
vel finally got asay about nooatime
With : eonplets ersw. tuo na4 beiag
PIT Rlpeza aftss - sesaMsr hae I'm
~ 49,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
THE ABBY PALMER.

The American bark Abby Palmer
arrived here yesterday after a long
and uneventful trip from Newcastle.
On the voyage she lost her fore topgal-
liant mast and some sails. The Abby
Palmer was formerly the British ship
Blairmore, which turned turtle several
years ago in the harbor of San Fran
cisco. The accident cost five OF the
crew their lives. 1t was found impossi-
BILE to right the vessel in the position
she was in and SO her masts were re-
moved and she was run ashore and lin
ally righted. She was sold and refitted
and given an American registry. Cap
tain Ulberg is in command Of her.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
PILOT BOAT BOYS.

1t Is very poor picking for the pil0.
boat boys these days, and they are all
willing to take jobs where they can
make living little more regularly
than they do now. They get no regu-
lar pay for the time they give the Ter
ritory, but are paid SO much a trip
to vessels desiring the services of a
pilot They are on duty all the time.
So far this month they have made the
immense sum Of 50 apiece They are
all big, husky fellows and some Of them
have families. They and their families
have to eat. Fifty years ago s. would
go good ways in a month; things
are different now. Fish costs great
deal and poi is also quite a luxury
compared to what it used to be.
Time was when the pilot boys were
in the habit Of earning from $50 to 500
a month. This was before the new
laws went into effect. Then the pilot
boat was allowed to carry passengers
10 incoming vessels. The charge was
81 for the trip. This was divided
among the four boys in the crew. The
port physician was taxed 81 a trip for
going in the boat to the vessels. News
paper men were always in the pilot
boat when il went TO steamer from
the coast and the mail man was like
wise almost always a passenger at the
regular price.
Under the new laws, however, the
pilot boat is allowed TO carry only the
pilot. Since the American shipping
laws have applied here many OF the
vessels which used to take q pilot do
not now do so. as they come under the
head of coasters and so are not Obliged
TO take on one as eacn captain OF
coasting vessel is supposed to be q
pilot
When the Law went into effect there
was q great howl from the pilots OF
San Francisco about allowing the Is
land packets to come into the Golden
Gate as coasters. The San Francisco
pilots are paid In fees and taking the
Island vessels on the pay list made q
vast difference in the earnings OF the
San Francisco pilots in year. Here
1t makes no difference to the pilots, as
they are paid by the month. The Ter
ritory takes the fee. With the boat
boys. however. it is different They
set fee for the trip they make. The
fewer the trips the less they earn in
month.
For men who are expected to be
ready for duty at q moments notice
II seems very poor pay for the work
that they do. All they earn now b the
50 cents they get for going to vessel.
Their perquisites are all cut on. Is the
doctor now has q launch Of his own
and no one is allowed to go out In the
pilot boat.
While the pilots are compelled to At
tend 70 their work In the boats they
have it 10 necessary that they have
crews that are skilled In their work.
IS Il IL often very hazardous i u
not every man that makes . good man
In the boats, and the crews now en-
ployed are picked men
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
MovEMxHTs OF srxAMERs.
ARRIVED.

Am sh Euterpe, Sachs, in tow OF
Fearless from reef near Kahului.
Am blk Abby Palmer, Ulberg. IS days
from Newcastle
Stmr Hawaii, Nicholson, Hawaii and
Maui
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Notion Dismissed.

In the first circuit court yesterday
afternoon, in the guardianship Of Rita
G. Tewksbury, motion on the part of
the plaintiff to reopen case, to prove
that the funds of the defendant are
under control Of her attorneys, was
dismissed
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-19
KAHULUI.
Arrived.

Am sch s. T. Alexander, n. A. Up
sen, IS days from San Francisco with
general merchandise
Am sch G. W. Watson, R. Petersen,
16 days from San Francisco with gen.
eral merchandise.
Am sch Emma Claudine, Mikkels On,
10 days from Eureka with lumber.
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DEPARTED.

Tuesday, September Is.
Stmr Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo aud
way ports.
Stmr W. G. Hall, Thompson, fer
Nawiliwili, Koloa, Eleele, MAXWELL
and Kekaha.
Stmr Claudine, Parker, for Maui
ports.
Stmr Waialeale, Green, for Waia-
leale.
Sch Waialua, Weisbarth, for Hama
lei and Kalihiwai
Sch Blanche and Ella, for Hanalei
and kalihiwai
Gas sch Eclipse, Townsend, for La
haina, Kihei Makena and all kona
ports.
U. s. A. T. Westminster, Petrie, for
Manila
Am sh Standard, Getchell. for tbs
Sound in ballast.
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PalOlO Land and
Improvement Co., Ltd.
ROOM 8, MODEL BLOCK. FORT ST

Offers for Sale or Lease
/. TRACTS OF IS to 100 ACRES
of land In Palolo Valley for building,
'srming or stock raising.
9. BLOCKS of Is BUILDING LOTS
each 1890 square feet with streets all
laid and lots cleared.
5. SINGLE BUILDING LOTS in
the valley or on the Hill sides, 16xa0
and iooxiso.
a. BAND 10 ACRE Lots of CLAY
SOILS suitable for making bricks.
sewer pipe. flower pots, fire clay, etc. =
S. OF. 900 TONS SHIP BALLAST
ROCKS in quantities TO suit, for sale
In the quarry or delivered in town.
6. ROCK oUARRIEs Of build ne
stone for sale or lease. A good oppor-
unity tor contractors and new build
ing firms 10 work or own their own
quarry.c.
Z. Land suitable for SMALL FARM
ING, CHICKEN RANCHES, NoUN-
TAIN HOMES, Etc, for sale or lease.
s. Road METAL, CRUsHKD
ROCK for concrete work for sale in
quantities TO suit, by the yard or loo,-
900 yards. Special rates for large
quantities.
Q. OPPORTUNITIES for contrac-
tors to put up 80 TO 40 cottages for rem
tai and for buss line TO run ~ soon rs
buildings are rented.
10. BEAUTIYuL DUDu11A1
PROPERTY and sites for hotel pur-
poses, three 70 four miies Of the POST
ONCE. Cor saas Or lsaes o. favorable
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-10

deceased, To John Palmer, Bert pslmer, Dan Palmer.
Fred Palmer and Jennie Palmer and generally 10 all
persons known or unknown.
In the name OF the State OF Oregon, YOU and each
Of YOU. are hereby COMMANDED AMI re luired to Re
,nt appesr IN the above en- Tiled court ON ~ Re ore
the srj iay vi October a y. 1900 then ami there to
show cause. any there be- why this CoIr shali moi,
make an order directing AMI au'hotlinc that the iol
lowing described premises te snlt, 10 Wit The I'M
divided one fourth interest In ani to The TIP Top,
Cir ,ni Prize and Gold fh! Iu'rs mining claims as
ocated and reCo Jel In the office OF the Recorder o
ConvcNances oi Baker CounN, said property being
situated about two miles northwest ot Sumptcr In Ba-
kcr county, State OF Oregon.
Nv ORDER oi the honorable ". W, T'avill'on. Judge
Of siii court
In witness whereof have hereur,o 81, nv hand
ani seal OF said court this 18th iav vt >cptemt ei A
ID, iCou, FRANK GEppES, Clerk
lSelll BY JAMES CbppD. Deputy,
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-10
SUM MM0Ns.

IN THE CIRCUIT CouRr Ol ruT SuNrg Oh OREGON.
! in and for the County oi Rakrr
Otto Heflock,r, Paintin, Vs. Ihomas Campbell
ana John Armtruset. Defendants 10 lohn AIM
brustcr one of the al owe imci defendants. In the
name OF the STATE or Ovgon, you are hereby tr
lu'rci io appear and answer the complaint filed
agaost YOU In the Al ove eni led cause ~ before
the 9TH Jay ot November igou which II the last jav
Of the time pre- ,crinet IN the oflnr miie Nv the
County Judge oi Baker County. State oi Oregon Tor
the publication ot this summons and u YOU tail NJ 10
appear and answer. judgment VIII he taken against
YOU ioI the sum 0i three hurdrei dollars lfpoooo)
with interest thereon NJ the rate oi ten per cent
annum from and ever since the 18th DAY oi July.
until paid. and iot the further sum o hi'y dollars
(xso.oo) attorney tees. and Tor the costs ana dis
bur sementS OF this acton. an tor ihs sale NJ Ger
tain bar bar fixtures glassware, stock oi liquors AMI
cigars formerly In the JohanneSberg saloon Sump-
ter. In the County OF Baker ami State o Oregon. at
of Baker County, State oi Oregon. In the above en-
titled action ~ the instance oi n n,in To satisfy the
the al owe den and oi lanin and 2Ao shares of the
earital stock oi the Columbia brewing ana Milling
Company. q CORPORATION. a''achei by the sheriff ot
Mutnomah County. State Of Oregon. In the above
entitled action at the instance OF plaintiff. TO satisfy
SAID demand Ot piain,in.
And YOU hereby notified that on the s6ih DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. iooo. the Honorable W, w. Tfavi,iion.
county Judge ~ Baker County. State NJ Oregon
made order that service ot summons In this action
be made upon YOU ty publication OF summons. and
that the date Oi The first pmbca ot this summons
September s6th. 1000. AMI the date OF the last pub
ica,ion thereof Is November ,,h. ,ooo.
N. L. RICHARDS. t-s
... bttorney Tor Plaintiff.
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SUM MONS.

IN rnr CIRCUIT COURT on rHu STATE OF OREGON
! Tor the County oi Baker,
]. h. S,oii,ti. Plaintiff. vs. A, Walker ana the Co
Operative Gold Mining ,onpanv. DcteriantN
To A. Walker. one OF the above named defendants,
In the name oi the state oi Oregon; You are hereby
required to arrcaf and answer the complaint tiled
against YOU in the above entitled cause before
the 9Th day o' November, 1000, which Is the las, i
OF the time prcScritci In the oricr made tv the
County Judge OF the County o' BAKER. State oi Ore
gOn. tor We putlic alton OF this simmons and "
tail 80 to appear and answer decree will hc taken
against YOU tor the relie rrayei Tor In said complaint
which Is TOT decree aiiuigirg and determining ,h,
there Is due and owing from YOU to plaintiff the
ot one hundred AMI thtty eight dollars (Si tS,oo) with
legal interest thereon from the 9s'h daN o' EerruafN
,oop. until paid. and the further sum o' hY dollars
(Ssooo as an attorney fee 10 te allowed plaintiff tor
toreco,ing the lien hereinafter described, and the
further sum OF siN dollars Sooo) expended Tor pre-
pairing and recording notice oi sai lien. ami the
costs and disbursements OF this SUIT AMI Tor decree
OF foreclosure of certain material m N lien tor said
sums against the following DESCRIBED quartz mining
claims situate In Baker COUNTY. State ot Oregon. to-
witt the Delta, as recotiei In book 30 ~ page 81
the Green River as recorded IN took go At page
IS: the Elite and louea ~ fecor led In book go ~
page ". the Trade Do''ar as rceoriei In book 20
AT page ": the Sunptcf ~ recorded In hook IN" At
page ASl: the Ninety Nine A. recorded IN hook ~ "
q, page si2 oi the record, Ut quartz locations. In the
Office OF the recorder oi conVeyan,es oi the County
OF Baker. State oi ctegan which lien " secured Nv
q notice oi lien filed In the office NJ the county clerk
OF the County oi Baker. State oi oregon, on the 18th
day ot March. ,oo: and tor decree 'o'ec,o>inp and
barring your, and the defendants, the CO Operative
Mining Comrany's equity oi redemption or other
interest IN. right 10. or lien upon said mining claims
AMI every part thereof except the statutory light To
redeem. and that said mining claims re sold ~ Nv
law provided. and that the proceeds Ut such sale he
applied to the payment ot >u,h iccrer. IN iujing In
te'est attorneys lees costs AMI i'shur ,emens ani
And YOU the said defendant. A. wsikcr. are hereby
notified that on the Soth dW NJ >er,cm ser ioeo, The
lionoralie w. W. Travlio,. County Judge o' IA
ker County, State oi Oregon made nm oder that
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. !
't Land Once st La Grande, Oregon
September 40. 1000,
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make final
proof In support Of his claim. and that said proof will
BE- made before the county clerk Of Baker County a,
Baker City. Oregon. on November a., 1900. viz: n.
e. 66ss.
WILLARD WEEKS.
Of MeEwen. Oregon. Tor the " ne "a sec. TO, xw
IA Sc -. Sc IA sw "a sec Up TO % L. WIN.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his con-
inuous residence upon and cultivation OF said Ian l..
viz: James n. Worley. OF McEwen. Tegon: John
C0mey. OF Sumgter. Oregon: William Lents. James
n. EARLY. Of McEwen. Oregon.
E.W BARIlHrr. Register.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE CIRCUIT CoURr OF rHa STATE OF ORHGoN.
] FOR BAKER COUNTY.
Mslinda Caroline Read. plaintiff. vs. Alexander
Pope Read. defendant
To Alexander Pope Read. the above named defend
ant, In the name Of the State Of Oregon: You are
hereby required 10 appear and answer the complaint
filed against YOU In the above entitled suit Of be-
lore the last dAy Of the time prescribed In the order
tore the 18th day Of November 1000 and II tail
10 appear ant answer the SAID complaint on OF before
the iAh day 0f November 1910. The plaintiff will take
lor the relief prayed tor In the complaint. to-wit
decree tiss0lving the bonds Of maimony now exist
Ing between the plaintiff and you the SAID defendant.
defendant together with the costs and disbursements
Of this suit end ios such other and further ssst
the court may seem meet
This Su0a0as 10 pub1lShe6 pursuant 10 On Osdeg