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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
HOUSE DOES
MUCH WORK

I'd JSS IjMMELUTH missed the
ID prayer at the opening of yester-
| days session Of the House. For
the fourth time the Man with the Up
| per Hand failed to hear even the amen.
The aged chaplain looked sOrrowfully
at the empty desk of the haole and put
an extra sentence In his plea for the
absent one.
The minutes were read in good style.
Secretary Meheula acquires huency as
he gets experience.
Boss Emmeluth entered as the min
utes were being translated into Ha-
waiian. The Home Rule members re-
spectfully came to attention and those
on the Waikiki side of the throne room
raised their eyes to the massive paint
ing of Kalakaua-once King of Ha
waii-in whose shadow sits the ruling
moi.
Alas Emmeluth can never hope to
be king, though mayhap his likeness
may be hung some day.
Chairman of three principal standing
committees-fnance, public eXpendi-
lures and judiciary-Emmeluth holds
the whip and the key Of the till
Makekau set the ball of argument
spinning for the day by moving to sus
pend the rules. He nominated j. ID.
Avery for the position OF stenographer
of the House, and Avery was elected.
Avery has until the past few days been
employed in the Federal Court. He is
a competent man.
Beckley asked for the appointment OF
two pages. Aylett said there was not
work for any more employees. Aylett
is "a husky native and thinks the Off
GERS of the House should earn their
pay by hustling. Hoogs seconded the
motion OF Beckley but Ayletts words
had sunk deep and the Jobs OF the
pages went gllmmering The poor lit
| tie chaps, who had new suits made and
dressed In red cravats waited in the
lobby under the wings OF their proud
fathers sobbed aloud when the cruel
blow was struck.
Beckley, taking advantage OF the sus-
pension OF the rules, spoke up for a
private mail box and a clock for the
members.
As few OF the members carry
watches, the clock idea was hailed with
delight and with the receptacle for let
ters was ordered at once.
The House did not spend much time
In argument Dickey. who II wise ~
hnhb'I Nll'i llhlH W UhF"
some Of the rules changed and Robert
son, who Is the very Solomon ~ the
House on teehnioalities, had short
canter on the rules
Prondergast sought 20 Introduce a
Joint resolution from the senate but
WnF ruled out OF order
hakalnai handed IN a petition f0r the
extension ~ School street
Dlckey asked leave 10 introduce a bill
for repairing tho damages ~ the late
Storm, ~ which ha had given notice
on Tuesday "a was given permission
and on Roberison'a motion the bill was
PASSED t0 lis nTsi reading ana went
90 thn pflnllnF committee.
itlherispn'H biil fpr certain ahhngra
iH laws rir was read ana ordered
printed
lllhlap d Honolulu Hepubllepn, lnr
uadufHi a hlll fpf = commission 0n
plague hTr luHfrH n vac passed M ms
mel mAqiuF ana ardnral printed
kuinAlae sass nalloe ~ ban ~
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HOME RULERS
FOR GAG LAW
|filLDIsH arguments and long dis
cussl0Ds again marked the day In

~HlLDlSH arguments and long dis
- cussl0Ds again marked tho day In
Ne Senate, ana whom the House
adjourned AZ $3.50 o'clock only one-third
" the rules had been acted upon From
present Indications all ~ today VIII be
consumed IN discussing the rules ~
procedure unless The present tactics arc
changed
President liussel ana Senator Garter
opened M the morning session by arr
gulnE over The right NJ thr chair %
ad1pl rules ~ his ONn untll tho reHulnr
rulea had been adopted liusHaI claim
30 mat he had "a night 90 aiopl any
rules that he say No. ana Was plainly
iuli by Garter mat hf wac nuf IA che
hair M take amy cotton M his own Nr
40 mpfrss any opinion hUl Naf more
Wlhfr ~ uhfF lhr commands uf lbr
fenai1nal r0dy
inc question ~ d ifp W. hnluka a.
connection viii iha laNpr ioler Nas
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
HOUSE STANDING COMMIT
TEES.

Finance Committee--J Emmeluth
Ond). W. H.. Hoogs CRep) j. *.
Kekaula Und), G. II. Dickey
Rep), J. X. Hihio Gnd.).
Public Lands-J. T. Makainai
Dem.-Ind), r.. II. Makekau
Dem. Ind, A. f. GuGllan Rep),
h. Puuki DemJ, Naillma Qnd).
Judiciary-J. Emmeluth Und), A.
q. NJ. Robertson Rep), j. X. Pa
ele Und), j. w. Keliikoa Dem.-
Ind, s. IL. Haaheo Dem.-Ind).
Public Expenditures-J. Emmel-
} nth Und), w. II. Hogs CRep), j.
} *. Kekaula Und.), C. II. Dlckey
Rep), j. x KaauwaI Qnd).
Agriculture +. W. Beckley
Gnd), S. Wilcox Dem). w. Moss
Qnd.). ]. Kumalae Rep.).
Public Health and Educatlon-F.
w. Beckley Qnd.), A. Gilhllan
} Rep). II. NJ. Kaniho Dem). S.
} II. Haaheo Oem. -Ind), ]. EVA
liko Gnd.).
Military-J, Ewaliko Gnd.), w.
Aylett Rep.), s. Kawaihoa Und),
j. Kumalae Rep), j. Ahulii
Qnd.).
Enrolment, Revision and Print
ing-J. *. Prendergast Gnd), ].
NJ. Monsarrat Qnd.-N. P), j. *.
Kaauwai Gnd), @. i. Kaulmaka-
ole Und). II. NJ. Kaniho Dem).
Accounts--J. X. MakainaI Dem.-
} Ind). w. u. Naillma Gnd). X.
PuukI Dem), j. x. HIhIo Und),
J. Ahull Gnd).
Rules-R. II. Makekau Dem.-
Ind. A. G.. NJ. Robertson Rop),
S. *. Mahoe Gnd). ] X. Prem
dergast Gnd). 8. II. Haaheo
CDem. -Ind.).
Miscellaneous Affairs-S. X. Ma
hoe Gnd), ]. W. Keiki Rep.) W.
hossman. Jr,, Gnd). ]. X. Kaau-
wal dnd). j. X. Iihio Gnd)
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BOSS EMMELUTH.

PROHIBIT THE BOARD OF
HEALTH FORM DESTROYING ANY
PROPERTY WITHOUT COMPENSA-
TON.
Dickey moved that all bills be print
ed after being passed to first reading.
Makekau seconded this and it was car
Tied.
After this came a number Of notices
Of bills to be introduced today and the
reading and passing to print of other
bills which will be found below
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FIRE CLAIMS
COMMISSION

- EpHEsERTATIYE qlLFHLAN
y NJ Honolulu introduced the fol-
lowing House nill lin the House
VI Representative yesterday
40 Act 20 Provide For commission 90
Take Evidence cpnreruinT lninries o
Property rausrd BY mo Action ~ 'hs
Hoard NJ llealih lR Connection wlih
lhe Suppression N mo huponle flagps
pa lpnoluiu anl flsswhsFs IA THIS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-01
Hoogs Seeks To Have All the Electric Wires
Save Street Car Companies
Laid Underground.
ROBERTSON WILL SEEK TO HAVE A THIRD CIRCUIT
JUDGE APPOINTED TO SIT ON THE BENCH IN COURTS
Bills for Compulsory Vaccination Amendment Of Guardian laws Abolition Dog
Tax Apprehension Of leper Suspects, and Many Others
To Be Rushed Before the Legislature.
CFrom Thursdays DailyD

HlNGs a the Representatives yeer-
first reading
bill introduced by Representative Ghhnan
injuries property
TERRITORY
port thereoa.
and regulate the placing of electric wires in the streets of Honolulu
through
bin introduced by Representative Dickey Republican of Maui to APP
relating
relation of guardian and ward
bill introduced by Representative Robertson authorize the removal
under guardianship and the personal property of such persons out
the Territory, under certain conditions
Robertson
Notice has been given Of
repeal section Se of the civil providing
advertisement of unpaid
of the Session of 49,
sections s % of chapter So Of
of 's, spread of epOsy
Robertson ReAn act to amend section 80 of chapter of the Session
1892.
ah nAn act to repeal sections 1922 paragraph
",
Kumaae Rpn prohibit the Board of Health Health officer
without
in places
amend section H. chapter TO- of the Civil Laws
o 0
Indian amend Sl4 of the civil Laws relating
OF
judgeshp. will
Hawaiian Hawaii had bill to
ate and ponderous delivered himself speech and when interpreted
will
reminded OF
Lee
I'm shortrdg head perfect fury OF
employed
to sayn ron
will MI the 80 days with delight Senate affords diver
right to think for placed In that oha
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-03-19
SfIERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution and order
Of sale Issued out OF the circuit court
Of the State OF Oregon for the County
Of ClntsOp, on the 9TH day Of March.
1901. upon judgment and decree rem
dered therein on the 2Gth day OF Feb
ruary. 1901, I'm favor of Leon Mansur.
plaintiff, and against IVer Tronson. de-
fendanl. for the sum OF $43S together
with interest thereon, and the further
sum Of $3.50 the costs and dlsbursc-
ments Of this suit and the costs Of and
upon this writ commanding and requir-
ing me to make sale OF the following
described real property, to-wlt:
The southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter the west half OF the
southwest quarter and the northeast
quarter OF the southwest Quarter OF
section In township north OF range
6 west Of the Willamette Meridian, con-
taining 16j acres In Clatsop County,
Oregon.
Notice II hereby given that I will on
Monday, the 8th day OF April, 1901, at
the hour OF 10 o'clock In the forenoon
Of said day, in front Of and at the court
house door in the City Of Astoria
Clatsop County. Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the above-described real property 10
satisfy the judgment, interest, costs
and all accrulng costs.
THOS. LINVILLE, Sheriff.
Clatsop County, Oregon.
Astoria. Oregon. March O. 1901.
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slIBl,lFFs SALE.

nyyirWe OF an execution and order OF
sale issued out of the circuit court ot tho
State of Oregon, for tho County of Clnt-
aOp on the int day Of March lpOl upon
a ludEmeut and decree rendered lhure-
N on the 27th day Of February, 1901,
IN favor OF j. II, liaumgartncr, plain.
tilf, and against c. u Linton ana
Maude II. Linton. defendants, for tho
sun of $500, with Interest thereon at tho
rate nf \ per cent per annum, from tho
18th day uf November, 1899, to the sith
day of February 1901, for tho further
sum OF $40 attorneys fees. the costa ana
disbursements VI this suit taxed at
S2l0 ana interest on mld Judgment at
ihc legal rate until paid ana the costa
W Hud upon this writ commanding ANA
requiring mo 10 make sale of the fOl-
lowing described real property, to'wlti
Lots ten UOl ana eleven UD, In block
two co, IN East Wartcnton, ~ laid out
end recorded by T.. c. warren, same
being nov Il part ~ the incorporated
city nj Wnrrcntnn, together with the
trnomenls, hcrtdltimrnH aud appur'
trnHncoa thcrpuntn belonging or IN any
wlsc appcrtalnlnE In tho county OF
CNtRnp, Oregon
Notice lu hereby given that ! viii on
Monday, the SIh day of Aprll. 1901, at
the hour of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
uf said day In front of and at thv court
house door IN the ely of Astoria, Clat-
son County. Oregon sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder Tor cash, tho
abcVc.dcscribs real property u Httla-
~ tho Judgment. interest cubIa and
ali accrllng costs
THOS LINNlLLE. sheriff.
ClaIaup County Oregon.
Astoria. Oregon. March j,h. 1901
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United states Land once. a, Oregon

United states Land once. at Oregon
city, Oregon. Dec. 70. 1900
Notice Ia hereby given that In COM
pllancc with tho provisions u the act
OF congress ~ June J, 1878. entitled An
act for the sale OF tlmbcr lands IN the
states OF California. Oregon. Nevada
aud Washington Territory" as extend
ed 70 all the Public Land States by act
0t August I. 1892, Christian Peterson.
ot Olncy. county of Clatsop. stat Of
Oregon. has this day nlrd In this Office
HIS sworn statement No, bJlg. FOR the
purchase Of the Me. quarter of section
No a. IN township No 6 nor,h
range No, & west. ana win offer
proof 10 show that the land sought is
more valuable for lta timber or stone
than for agricultural purposcs. and to
establish his claim 10 Haid land before
the register and receiver ~ this once
at Oregon city Oregon on Thursday.
the @oIh day Of Apul. 1901.
lie names ns Witnesses. George Me
Farland. Gus, Adulph. Alexander Nor.
mand. Frederick Normand. all OF OIL
ucy. Clatsop county. Oregon
Any and all persons claiming ad.
ycrscly the abovc.describcd lands are
rcqucAtcd TO nlc their claims In this
Office on or before said s5th day Of
April. 1901.
cHAs. Il. MooREs. Register.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals addressed to the
County Clerk Of Clatsop County, Ore
gon, VIII be received until p. m.,
April 3, 1901, by the County Commits
sloners' Court Of Clatsop County, Ore
gon, for the construction Of forty-two
miles OF road In Clatsop County, Ore
son, or any part thereof viz:
The astoria, Olney, Jewell and Yes
per wagon road No. IT,
BIDS must be In compliance with
plans and specifications now on file
with the County Clerk.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certihed check Of the value Of s per
cent OF the amount Of said bid.
Copies Of plans can be seen, and spec
lticatlons Will be furnished on appllca-
ton to the undersigned.
The court reserves the right to re-
Ject any or all bids.
By order of the County Commission
ers' Court. II. ]. WHERITY,
County Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land ONCE, at Oregon
city, Oregon, Feb. /. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice OF
her Intention to make final proof In
support OF her claim and said proof
VIII be made before the rcg1steh and re-
celvcr Of the United States Land Onicc.
at Oregon city, Oregon, on Monday,
April Is. 1901, Wig:
MRS. ANNA SAMUELSON
Sister and heir-at-law OF Charles t.
ROnell. deceased, who made homestead
application No. 1854, for lot s. sec. "a,
twp. 4. N. X. 3 W., lots /, 2 ana SEX
NEh, sec. 3, twp. ~, range w, Sit
uated In Tllamook and Clatsop coun.
ties state OF Oregon.
She names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
j, r. Wherry, OF Elsie, Clatsop coun-
ty ore. Daniel Relerson, Of Vlnemaple
Clats0p county, Ore, Louis Enquest, OF
jewell Clatsop county, Ore; G. j. LIN
dell, Of Vesper, Clatsop county, Ore.
Further and special notice ia
herebey given that the above
named claimant. sister and heir
at law, Intends TO make her In
dlVidual final proof In support OF her
claim, and that her said proof Will be
made by her for the above described
land before the county clerk OF the
county Of Rock Island, at Rock Island.
in the state OF Illinois, on Monday
ADrll Is. 1901.
cHAs. B. MooREs, Register.
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whites, are treated as misdemeanors
receive the punishment Of felonies in
the case OF negroes, and those unfor-
tunate people have no assurance that
their detention will cease with the eX-
piration Of their sentences, as they are
liable to be held indefinitely by force,
There has been recently exposed a
worse condition OF affairs in South Car
olina than in Georgia. The convict
camps OF the plantations are fun Of in
nocent negroes, who were never ac-
cused of any crime, never had trial,
were never convicted OF anything, but
are held in virtual slavery, They are
captives as much as any Of their race
We're on the African slave coast in the
palmy days Of the slave trade.
The exposure Of this crime against
the rights Of humanity came through a
PLANTER brutally killing one Of these in
nocent men who tried to escape from
bondage. Upon examination Of the mat
ter it was discovered that the murdered
negro was captive slave and not a
convict criminal Then followed other
revelations of which the grand jury
has been compelled to take c0gnizanee.
1t is nroved that in South Carolina
has grown mp system Of labor con-
tracts with negroes and that these con-
tracts are made asslgnable \ planter
in one county maks a number Of these
contracts. and when work is slack he
sells the contracts to another perhaps
n considerable distance away. ana an
less the contract negroes SO away to
their new mister they are arr sted ana
charged with breach Of contract, which
is treated as a felony. Of course con-
viction follows. and the unfortunate ne
groes are sentenced to the convict
camps.
In no other civilized state on earth
is the violation Of a civil contract treat
ed as a felony. Nowhere else is a labor
contract made assignable and treated
as a conveyance OF the person of the
laborer to any master who is willing to
buy him.
1t is a violation Of every constitutional
right Of free men. and is a stain upon
the state and section where the practice
The existence Of such a sys-
TEN is a commentary upon the profess
sions of Senator Tinman, who assumes
to teach the North its duty to its labor
ing population.
When the truth is known about the
in Mississippi and Alabama |
hey will be found as nefarious as those |
II South Carolina. 1t may soon be
proper to begin running the underground |
'ailroad again to rescue innocent men
rom this slavery of the convict camps.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA WAY.

San Francisco Call.
Last year the discovery was made
that large number Of negroes were held
in the convict camps in Georgia and
worked under the lash who had never
been convicted Of any crime nor SEN
tenced by any court. They had been
lured into the camps and thereafter
detained by force
Among them were found women who
had entered the camps to visit relatives
and were forbidden to depart. One Of
these had carried with her a baby boy,
that had been kept and had nearly
grown to manhod as a convict. The
mother had been repeatedly whipped
by the overseer to compel her TO render
uncompensated service. The story Of
wrongs endured by her and other inno-
cent persons held in slavery as Grim
inals caused a passing sensation. There
is no evidence that the state took any
steps to right the wrongs or punish
the wrongdoers. In a normal state Of
society, where men are mindful Of hu-
man rights, such a hideOus condition
of things would have aroused the deep
est Indignation, and for the honor Of
tie common wealth the sternest meas
ures would have been taken. But thsre
is no evidence that anything was done.
The sufferers were negroes. and the
difference IN race and color marked the
difference in treatment Of a matter that
would have stirred the state to its
deOths had they been whites.
1t was revealed that the system Of
farming out conyicts to work mines and
plantations in the South had led to other
abuses scarcely less heinous To re-
plenish or increase the supply of such
labor, negroes are arrested and convicted
upon the most trlfilng pretext. What
elsewhere, or when committed by
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

That street Assessment Roll No. &c"
made FOR the purpose of dcfuyIng the
costs and exp, nses ~ Improving Tenth
street from ne south line Of Exchange
street 10 the north line OF Grand ave-
nue. has been hlc1 with the auditor
and police Judge Of the CITY OF As
toria by IN. board Of assessors. ana
that on the 2ist day Of March 1901 at
the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m. of said
lay In the council chambers In the city
hall Of the city Of Astoria, the com,
mttee on streets and public ways and
board OF assessors Will meet Tor the
purpose Of correcting. reviewing and
equallZlng said assessment All uhJrc.
tiOns thereto must b. made In writing
and filed with the auditor and police
Judge This notice Is published for ten
days by order Of the Common Council
n the city Of Astoria
II. H. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judga of the city
OF Astoria.
Date Of first publication, March .. 1901.
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NICE BABY

All babies are nice" to
their mothers.
We all love children. Great
big men, with hard hands,
have soft hearts for helpless
newcomers to earth with the
smile of heaven fresh on their
innocent faces. No man is too
high or low, too proud or hum
BILE, too busy or idle, too good
or bad, too great or small-ex-
cept a few very small mean
men-to throw up their hats
at the sight of a plump little
cherub; or to pity a thin one.
Plumpness and thinness are
accidents. Nature is bounti-
tul; parents want to be. SCOTS
emulsion of cod-liver oil cor,
rects their mistakes.
Ws'llsend you little 10 try you like.
SCOTT BOVINE, <oc Pearl street, New York
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

That Street Assessment Roll No. A2"
made for the purpose OF dcfraylng the
costs and expenses OF improving Frank
lin avenue from the east line Of Twcn-
ty-sixth street to the west line of Thlr-
ty-iirst street has been filed with the
auditor and police Judge OF the City OF
Astoria. by the board Of asscssors, ana
that on the 2lst day Of March 1901 at
the hour Of 2 o'clock p m. Of said day
In the council chambers In the city
hall Of the City OF Astoria, the com.
mittee on streets and public ways and
board OF assessors will meet for the
purpose Of correcting. reviewing and
equalIzIng said assessment. All objec.
lions thereto must be made In writing
and filed with the auditor ana police
fudge. This notice IL published for ten
days by order Of the Common Council
Of thu City Of Astoria.
H. II. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the city
OF Astoria.
Date OF first publication, March 0, 1901.
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NOTICE or SALE

In tho County Court In ana for Jack
son County. Oregon. In the matter OF
the estate OF ThaddcuA W. barclay.
Deceased
Soucc ls hereby given that under and
bY virtue OF an order OF sale made by
the Hon. County Court u Jackson
County. Oregon. dated January 7th,
lpOl. and recorded In volume u OF tho
probate records OF said county. on page
$50; ! will on and after April lst.
1901. proceed 10 sell az private galc,
for cash. lots - and Is In block :, Of
tho town of Flavcl Center Clatnop
County. Oregon and the 4. T.. y OF
section 10. IN twp. 6 ~. of range W,
of w. NJ. In said Clataop County.
GERTRUDE BARCLAY,
AdmlnlBirntrix Of estate OF Thaddcua
w. Barclay Deceased. Ashland. orc.
T., d. BRIGGS. Atty.
Ashland ore,
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German anxiety for speedy withdraw
al OF the kaiser's troops from China is
gratifying to every lover of peace as
well as extremely fiattering to the
American government, which has taken
the initiative in that policy, With
few more strong American administra-
tlons like the present the nations of
Europe will become accustomed to get
ting their diplomacy as we'll as their
produces Of skilled labor from Amer
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that The under.
signed administrator OF the The estate
OF John II. Tell, deceased by virtue and
authority and In pursuance of an order
made by the County Court of tho state
of Oregon. for Mullnomah county. on
the 9th day Of January. 1901. nuthoriz.
Ing and licensing the said ndminialra-
tor 10 sell at administrators
sale the following dcacdlbcd real
property belonging 10 the estate OF The
said John II. Tell. deceased. situated
and being In the county II Clalsop,
In the state ~ Oregon. to-wlt:
The northwest quarter OF the north-
west quarter Of section thIrty-nlx (sg)
township nine t) north. range seven C7j
west NJ the Willamette meridian. con-
iaining forty (i0) acres.
| viii. ns such administrators. on the
23d day OF March 1901. at 2 o'clock u.
m. OF said day. NJ the courthouse door
of Clatsop County. Oregon. In Astoria.
In said county. sell the above
and foregoing described tract OF land
nj auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash subject to the approval Of said
court
JOHN ROMETsCH
Administrator Of anld Estate.