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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

most noted machinery manufacture
era In the United stntne, including
X. Hoe 4 Co. the largest manufac-
turers Of printing presses in the
world.
shown to oitixsns.
After being posted on the bulletin
board at the striking machlniats'
headquarters, the telegram, letter
and list ~ shops which have reBum-
ed were taken on the street by "A
committee and shown 10 a number
Of leading business men. among
them being J. =, Goldsmith. OF the
Sehwnbacher Bros. co. The com
mittec comprised President Rsndlz
Of the Mouldera' union, former pres :
ideut dlBsso Of the Machlnists'
union, President Ford Of the Boiler
makers union, Chairman Brick OF
the executive committee 81 the Ma
chlnlats' union, and others.
THE exhibition OF this written cv-
idence ana authority was made said
one Of the above committee, to on
set the repeated claim Of the Seattle
members OF the Metal Workers as
ISOLATION that Eastern manufaetur-
ers are making no concessions and
the strikers no progress. II opened
the eyes OF several prominent bust
iess men who were not Informed as
TO the real situation In the East"
From headquarters.
A letter received last Saturday
from headquarters ut Washington.
j. g, dated June ~, and published
in Saturdays issue OF the Star. as
follows. was also shown. Seventy
five thousand struck May 90 80, 900
have fettIruad IA tUarL on nine il attr
day basis, with Increased wnges."
These adyices were also signed by
Grand President O'COuneii. II Is
tlmated that about u per cent. Of
the remaining rs 900 have gone back
70 work since June 20 on the nine
hour day and 10-houra pay basis.
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MEIKLE
4 NOW ON DUTY
fakes Charge al Chamber OF Com.
merce-- Other Matters.

Jas. u. Meikie tock the desk as
secretary OF the chamber OF COM
nerve to-day, having succeeded ThoS.
W. Prusch. whose resignation took
Ieteet saturday. Mr.. Meikic i al
4 ready at home IN his new position.
and II il predicted that Ne wEli make
81 excellent and popular secretary.
TIE rivers and harbors entertain
!. fnent ccsEmittee IL again IN session
The chamber Of ecmmeFce this aft
Hrcn Arranging the different de-
tafE toward entertaining the dis
ttnxuished carnmicxion which il ex-
pecscd g arrive IN Seattle Saturday
81 Sunday.
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80 DEG.

CHICAGO. In..July THE Their.
mometer registeni % here at 10
o'clock this mornak. and the pros.
poets are Eood n the prediction
that all iocal hestrecoras viii be
broken today. Numerous proa,ra
tons were reports this morning
There Is intense aaefinE in the
ghetto aud other etwded districts.
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CITY HALL.

The folloting contracts were ad-
Tertised forfoday: For water mains
On Jackson ltreet between First and
Second averIes; on Seventeenth ave
nue. betWsei Yesler way and Madl-
son street. nd on Sixteenth avenue
north from East Denny way to East
Farrisgn freet. sewer on King
street from Ninth avenue south to
seventh aWnue south, and Seventh
avenue EOut from King 10 Weller.
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some new POINTERS
BEARING ON STRIKE
important Anioes Received From the East That Explain
Conditions.

washington. y. G.. July 1.
II. q. Klnunir z207 Fast Cherry
street, Settle, Wash.
We made settlement with over
1000 firms on basis Of nine hours
with 10 hours par. Indications are
that many more SETTLEMENTS will be
made within the text few days.
JAMES OCONNELL."
The foregoing telegram re-
ceiyed at noon today by the secre-
! tary Of the Seattle Maehlnistz' union
from the grand PRESIDENT Of the In
teruati0nai Association Of Machin-
lste, whose headquarters are at the
national capitol. The 1000 II the
total number Of FIRMS I'm the East
which have granted the demands or
the union machinisis and have OPEN
Cd their shops and resumed busi-
ness.
from N, Y. City.
The following has been received by
mail. under date Of June 20. from
II. J. Barr. 20 Duane street New
York city:
IAN shops have conceded the nine
hour day with 10 hours pay, except
the following: Watts A. Campbell,
Hughes A. Phillips. Ball A. Wood
(COriiss engine bdllders), spragus
Electric Co, Crockor n Wheeler Co,
Electric Supplies Co., BabcOok a.
Wilcox, WorthlnRton Pump Works,
Garvin Machinery Co, and A. a. y.
Brown. There are also four other
small, general machine shops en-
ployinR in all about 200 machinists
and handy men.
The movement horeabouts has
been grand success, and We have
not allowed n single settlement only
on this one baAia-viz., 10 hours pay
for nine hours work. Enclosed you
win find n full list Of al shops which
have acoeded 20 our demands"
The Hat OF names N shops which
the conceBsIone numbers
about 1000 and II tOofloDK for pub
lication. In Il are tho names Of tho
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CHICAGO. III. July THE chi
esEo American says today.
Employees Of she great railroad
trust viii econ feel the ense, % that
combination. Thousands ~ men who
have earned Enod salaries By reason
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At q Third Below
Value.

This offering is one oil
real interest. There's moi
many of them, but early
corners will find them ar
unusually attractive bar
gain.
At Use - RUFFLED HARNESS
MUSLIN CURTAINS. 2 STYLES,
about 10 pairs in all: one was csc,
the other Si.25 a pair: special
At N,25-Three styles at this price:
one IL Of dotted muslin, with
lace edged rufhe: the others are
OF plain muslin. with one or two
reyers OF lace insertion aud edge:
were Si50, st.75 and sl.ss, for. 81 q
At s5e-This one Ia made OF fig
ured Madras effect muslin, with
plain rufhe, pairs OF them:
were l.25, for ................ S5,
NJ i.b0-Two styles ano quality
MUSLIN CURTAINS. one dot
ted, the other figured, with plain
ruffsa; were s259 and s2.75, for
AZ u'Vs-One style BRUHassi
NET HUFBLED CURT. .n.s
former price, $3.50, for
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INTINSE

ST. LOUIS. u July The IN
tense heat still Is Sc. Louis IN les
grasp. Even afn early hour this
morning II was fprecseeRtediy hot.
Eight deaths Al scores Of prostra-
tons thus far , reported as a re-
suit OF the torrt wave.
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A BURGLARY
Residence OF S. G. Yerkes Ran.
Sacked Last Night.

The residence 81 s. @. Ysrkes a,
iDs East linton street. uas entered
b burglars last night by means u
window a pair 81 gray trousers
and 10 In cash Vas appropriated BY
the thieves.
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Basebd at Ballard.

hlx hundred f0pie watched the
game AZ Baiiat yesterday between
the white kEhts and Ballard
team, the formf winning by a mcore
OF ~ 10 II. ThFghite Knights bat.
ted like demon while their oppon-
ents were nd heard from. This
makes nine sfJght games for the
White knightm
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AN[HER
FAILURE

nuFFAfA y t,ty n.
City Natioa me nc
n. S,,u iaent. failed to open
Several LAT ,.,e"s.t,,..t.. -.
the Midway ~ . ss.ss's, - ~, ~
this institute u Nv '""'s WIN
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DESTROYED
BY FLAMES

BOSTON. Mass. July THE Inn
menae storchuuaH of the Boston a
Maine railroad. on the Piers 1 and
3. was burned this morning.
The loss u sil5. 000. Tho Hturehouse
was fllicd with coffee. cotton aud
other merchandise.
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Assistant Engineer Jeffreys saws
the box sewer that IL being built 20
connect with the south sewer tun-
mel will be completed in about a
week, with the exception OF a few
Yards, where condemnation prooeed :
Inns will have 30 be brought in order
10 get a right-of-way.
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FRED E. SANDER
lives 1T UP
Transfers Tasma.seattle Railway
franchisIto Jacob Furih.

Fred Il. saafr ana associates have
abandoned talr project Of building
railroad toiacorna. and transfer.
red BY deed their interests in the
Project 10 tirEeattle & nter-urban
Railway Co
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.OMPERS
= IMPROVES

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July l.
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation Of Labor. ana
vho was hurt By fan from a street
car here last week. 10 better this
morning.
Mr. Gompers. II was announced.
suffered fracture OF the skull.
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Baseball at Victoria.

our national game IL 70 be rnaaa
SUBJECT of British inspection this 40
kfnoon. Victoria, the British col.
umosa capitol, will furnish a battle-
klound ior teams representing that
e.ty ana the Washington town ~
Wenatcnee. Wenatchee's team pass
20 through here yesterday, register.
-. 80 800 sls. Inc game will
Victoria. '"y at
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DO TELL

BOSTON. Mass. July The tn
crsased demand caused by the hot
~ave has resulted In an ice cream
IamIne here.
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A GAME THAT TWO CAN PLAY AT

CHICAGO July 1At the hsaaauAfrs ei the an.a ,..a.
unions IN this city said
souoauns AL nntoHa
ssor wsaa Be ssn dsani,s shape at eensene national
Thessn she leaders o. the dseh any such insn
sanitation viii be 70 put labor sst attack bv
i NN'"+uVtA steel
Invitations being sent "a pv..,
cent eoners OF the OF
Master Wakman
ehsner Of the heat.
hsr sfest labor ORGANIZATIONS In the United STATE Canada
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sells eollpscd all former records Tor
up-riyer time on the Yukon. the
Dawson making the run Ia : days.
ID hours aud 4 minutes. and the sell
Kirk Ia : days 20 hours. or Less than
three days. The spihlrk carried a
passengers. the Dawson none 40 IL
i fair q presume that the sslkifk
il the speedier boat OF the two.
caught the steamer Victorian at
SkaEway on the s1th. and YOU see
me IN Seattle today.
1900 Miles IN seven Days.
In al Travelled ise0 miles IN sew
en- undoubtedly the fastest
trip recorded IN that far northern
country"
The Victorian brought down IS
passengers. most prominent among
them being ]. Francis Lee. tfafile
mana ger - the White Pass 4 Yu-
kon Railway Co. Arthur Daysy. n
prominent attorney nf uAwson. ".
I, Miller. prominent cattle and min
ing man 90 Dawson Mrs Faith
Fenton Brown. wife % a prominent
Canadian offfeiai At Dawson. and
Mrs. ]. ". Dudley. wife ef the chief
clerk IN the once 81 the White Pana
A Yukon Railway Co. at shaHway
and correspondent Of the Toronto
Globe. Mrs. Dudley - an invalid
and has come south n the hope 81
recruiting strength ard health. shs
y accompanied BY her sister. Mira
Constance.
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sheriff Frazier, from Franklin.
took Chaa. Roberts. a negro. 10 that
place last night, where he 10 want
ed for a minor offense.
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8 HOURS

wAsHINGToyb. c. Juiyf I
beginning tota the letter. I
carriers throuShnt the country I
return to the % kinal eight. 4
hour system. xlch provides 4
that they cannn9 work over (
eight hours y "a during the 4
six working dsysof IN. week,
and that they fsslve compen- 4
satton for extra me.
The return 20 the original (
system IL very hasifying 70 (
the carriers. ar does away 4
With tbs spiittf OF the Is 4
hours OF the WEI into trreEu- 4
lar hours. a. hafheen the Gus 4
tom Ia many Of j. large cities. 4
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one day when he was in Cam.
1 S.lsss ne late Bishop Mandeil
,rsisntvn was asked ~ he could
fatie me difference between an or
al and n Cambridge mar
tehsor a. he then was. i'm.
fepiied; An oxford wan
NE world belonged 10
pDflaKe man - N he aid
whom the world be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01

TOMATO sAucE - Put n pint Of
tomatoes IN saucepan with a bay
IsaI, spflns OF parsley. four whole
cloves, slice Of onion and blade -
mace. Simmer over FIRE for 20 min
utes, then strain. Put two level
tabisspoonfuls Of butter or oil in
a saucepan and when hot stir In two
level tablesp0onsuis of flour. gffr
untll smooth and add one cupfuI OF
the tomato liquor, = little salt ana
pepper. STIR until II begins 10 thick
en-, then serve. This sauce can be
heated over. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

The folltwinK building permits
have been tHusd In the 9mcs Of the
city engineer: To W. ~. Shepherd
Tor 2-st0H dwelling AZ 22is Flfth
avenue, "a cost $4,000: 10 Mrs
krauch for HISTORY dwelling At
tszg Becondavenue northeast, 10 cost
I's00: 10 r A. Palms for n f-Eterv
frame dwelling at s23 Thirfy-thlrd
avenue nor1h, 20 cost 13G0: 70 q. ].
BirdseY fot n history dwelling al
ibtl sunnynde avenue, 10 cost 500,
70 judge hahen for a f-story DWELL
Ing AZ 1880 Maiden lane. 70 cost 1850
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-19

Inhabitants. had twice as many arrests
as New York with SSOoOo0 Davenport
la, with but cne-hundredth OF our
population, arrested half as many, and
spokane. about the size OF Davenport,
arrested three times as many as did
the New York police,
The cities Il extreme wickedness
are Norfolk, Savannah and Lexington,
Ky. which show in serious crimes, ra-
dos of s4Si, 2S77 ard 2LsL and in
volume Of crime 1886, lOSSs and HAAS
respectively. The volume Of crime in
Norfolk exceeds that OF savannah Is
such an extent as to overcome the
small difference in serious crimes. and
the record Of being the wickedest city
IN the United States must be gwen
10 Norfolk. Savannah and Lexington
however, make a close second and third.
Three cities divide the honors OF be-
Ing the best ana most orderly, Allie
gheny, Pa, has 81 in serious crimes
and 2sSS in volume; Tacoma, Wash,
has LOl in serious crimes and l5,o7 in
volume; Dubuque, Ia, has les in ser
ious crimes and l5.44 in volume; WOon-
socket. II, l.. has So in serious crimes
and sS.47 in volume. The excess
siye volume Of crimes takes Tacoma
out Of the contest, leaving Allegheny
Dubuque and woonsocke, practically
equal.
"A similar computation made from
the arrests Of few foreign cities
shows that New York is more orderly
and decorous than Liverpool. Edin-
burgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Toronto, Hall
fax and London lolH. and in those
respects is inferior to Montreal and the
Metropolitan police district of London.
But that is another story"
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NorIcE ron punIIcArIoN
qlted states Land once, Vancouver.

Omitted states Land once, Vancouver
wash, Nov, a. 1900;
Notice Ia hereby given that In COM
pllancc with tho provisions OF the act OF
uongIVaa OF June .. 1875, entitled AN
act for the halo VI timber lands In tho
states OF California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" as extend.
ed 10 all tho public land states by act
OF August 4, 1879. George A. Weed, OF
Portland, county OF Multnomah. state
II Oregon. has this day hled IN this
oillcc his sworn statement No. g0p7. for
the purchase " the lots / and 2, and
y halr of NV quarter OF section No. 80.
In township No, 10 n. range No, . W.,
W, Nj, and VIII Offer proof 70 show that
the land sought II morr valuable Tor It's
Timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes ana 10 establish his claim 10
said land before the register and ru-
eeivor OF this office al Vancouver,
Wash, on Wednesday. the 18th day or
February, 1901
lie names as witnesses. nernArd
ltlsl, of knappton. Washington. nlen
Brock. OF Naacl. Washington; Alfred
J, Gray of knappt0n. Washington.
William Mathcral. ot knappton. Wash.
lngton.
Any and all persons claiming adverse.
ly the abovc-dcseribed lands are ~.
pucHtcd 10 tlc their claims In this oiiioc
on or before Hiid 18th day of Feb
tuary, 1901 w. u, DUNBAR.
Register.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-01-19

the hag, First the blade, then the ear
then the fOr corn on the ear our
ilag, our Institutions our constitution
The American constitution follows the
dag when the American people deem
it best, aud the American people may
be trusted,
The Puritan insisted upon settling
his own questions in his own way. and
he knew what his own questions were,
He had the logic Of geography, and we,
his childrec, must have It too, ANY
canal which joins the American Pacific
TO the American gulf must, therefore.
be itself American, The Antilles are
the major premises he Philippines and
HawJiis Me the minor promises; all
Central American and isthmian canals
anlsh that syllogism. The Puritan
had that independence which consists
IN self dependence in his own affairs
"@pply this TO the present facts.
The Philippine question is an Ameri-
can question; the American nation
must work it out We canno, permit a
concert of powers In solving IL. The
Cuban question is an American dues-
lion; the American nation must work
il out We cannot permit concert OF
powers in solving it, All Atlantic and
Pacific canals and the future OF Central
America, so far as affected thereby,
ere American questions. We cannot per-
nit a concert Of powers in solving them.
This sentiment is not anii-forelgu; 1t
is only pro-Amerlcan. International
respect is based on respective national
strength as we'll as on justice, Renftm-
Der that the figure OF justice always
bears a sword. Geography and inter-
est. not altruism, are the bases Of fun
damental national rights.
America is To-Day the young man OF
the nations, eager for his work. and
with that work waiting to be done. We
will no; tie his hands; we will not
bind his future Mr.. President, I pro-
pose this sentiment America. the
young man OF the nations--the proudest
development Of the Puritan spirit. Give
him a clean future and free hand
and he viii make Of the new epoch the
Of mankind's golden age
Some OF Senator Beveridges views
will no doubt crate harshly upon the
ears Of Mr.. Atkinson and his group OF
anti-cxpansionists. but on the whole It
will be difficult to point out just where
the eloquent young senator has mis-
represented the spirit Of the young man
of the nations.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land Office Oregon
City oregon November 70. 1900:
NOtlce In hereby given that in COM
pllance with the provisions OF the act
Oh congress Of June 3, 1878, entitled
An act for the sale OF timber lands
IN the states OF California, Oregon. Me-
Vhda and Washington Territory" aa
extended to all the Public Land States
by act OF August 4, 1892. Ogden A. Hall,
or No. $50 Morrison street. Portland.
county OF Multnomah. State OF Oregon,
mas this day filed In this Office his
sworn statement No. 531S, for the pur-
chase OF the Me quarter OF section Il
IN township No. N, range No. 0 w.
and VIII offer proof 10 show thai the
land sought Is more valuable for fits
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and TO establish his claim 10
said land before the Register and Re-
oiver OF this office ut Oregon City
oregon, on Thursday, the 7th day OF
February. 1901.
He names as witnesses. John Fin
ley. OF Astoria, Oregon; John ChItwood.
Of Astoria. Oregon; Herman Alhers, of
Push, Oregon: George Mcfarland, Of
olney, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly tile above-described lands are re-
quested to file their claims In this Of
lice on or before said 7th day Of Febru-
ary, 1901 CHAs. B. MoORBs.
REGISTER.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution and Or
der OF sale Issued out OF the circuit
court Of the State OF Oregon. for the
County OF Clatsop. on the 26th day OF
December 1900. upon a judgment and
decree rendered therein on the 2ist
day 0f December, 1900, In favor OF
Thomas Doig, plaintiff. ana against IL.
u. Ferguson, Sal Get and Chung Get,
bis wife. and the Clatsop Mill Com
pany, defendants, for the sum Of
Sj027iS, tJgether with interest there
on at the rate OF 10 per cent per an
mum from the 2lst day Of December,
1900, the costs and disbursements OF
this action taxed at 5000, and the
costs Of and upon this writ command
ing and requiring me 10 make sale OF
the following described real property,
to-wit:
All Of the east thlrty.nve acres OF
lot No. and the southeast quarter
OF the southwest quarter OF section
twenty-f0ur (24), In township eight (S),
north Of range ten Q0), west Of the
willamette meridian, I'm Clatsop Coun-
ty, oregon, that Ia TO say. all OF said
lot two (2), and said forty acre legal
subdivision adjoining the same on the
south that lies east Of line drawn
through said subdivision parallel with
the east line thereof. such q distance
west OF such east line thereof, as to
include thlrty-fve acres OF land OF said
subdivision. between the east line
thereof and the lines run through the
same also all Of lot numbered FIVE co.,
In block numbered thirty-three (33), In
that part OF the city OF Astoria, as laid
out and recorded by John Mcclure, all
being ip the County OF Clatsop, State
Of Oregon. together with the tene-
ments. hereditaments and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertalning.
Notice is hereby given that will on
Monday, the 4th day OF February, 1901,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon OF said day, In front OF and at
the court house door. n the City Of
Astoria, Ciatsop County, Oregon, sell
the above-descrlbed real property or
80 much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the judgment, interest. costs
and all accruing costs.
THOMAS LINVILLD,
Sheriff OF Clatsop County.
Astoria, Ore, Dec. 20, 1900.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land once. Oregon CITY
Oregon. Nov. %. 1900.
Notice Ia hereby given that in com.
plance with the provisions II the act
nt congress OF June B. 1878. entitled
An act for the aalc OF timber land,
In the states OF California. Orrgon Ne
vada and Washington Territory" an
extended 10 all the Public Land state.
by act OF August 4. 1899. Mrs Mary
plaAer, OF Olney, County Of Clatsop
state of oregon. has this day filed In
thls ONCE her sworn statement No
oSsb. for the purchase OF the Sc QUAR-.
TER OF section No. I. In township No q
y. range No. W, and VIII ofrer prnoS
20 show that the land sought Is more
valuable for lts timber or stone than
tor agricultural purposes, ana TO cs.
tAblshcd her claim 10 said land before
the Register and Receiver OF this OF.
ice az Oregon City. Oregon, on Friday.
the 10Th day OF February. 1901.
Nhe names as Witnesses: gahaatIan
CHASER, William w. Pope, Mary Dcnck,
Appollonla johnson. ali OF olney. cat.
sop County. Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adyerre-
ly the above-describcd lands are re-
quested TO fllc their claims In this OF.
ice on or before said 18th day OF Feb.
'uary 1901. cHAs. Il. MOoREs,
Register
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NOTICE For PUBLICATION

United States Land Oflice. Oregon City.
Oregon. Dec. Ord. 1900:
Notice iH hereby given that in com.
pllance with the provisions of the act
OF congress Of June 3. 1873 entitled "An
act Tor the sale OF timber lands In the
states Of California, Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" aa extend-
ed TO al the public land atates by Act
OF August 4. 1899. John .E. Logan. OF
Olney. county Of clatsop. state OF ore
gon, has this day filed In this Office
MS sworn statement No. 6s27. for The
purchase of the lots II, l2, i3 ana IA
of section No Is. In township No NJ
range No. w, and will offer proof 10
show that the land sought Is more VAL
liable FOR It's timber and stone than FOR
agricultural purposes. and 10 establish
MS claim 10 said land before tho reg.
ister aud receiver Of this office nj ore
gon CITY, Oregon, on Friday, the 10Th
day OF February, 1900.
lie names aA witneascs. SabastIan
CHASER. William W. Pope. Mary Dcnck.
Appollonla Johnson. ali OF olney. CIat.
SOP county. Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adyerse.
~ the ab0ve-dcscribed lands nre re.
quested to file their claims In this office
ON or before said 18th day OF Febru.
u'y' lVOl' CHAs. u. MOORES.
ReHiaipr