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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
MARKETS..

This weeks business ON West
street promises to rival last week.
81 hen splendid trade rolled up.
All the California goods brought
upan the state ~ California were
uulnadrd hy & O'Clock yesterday ar
frrnuau This morning shows "a
uue display uf fresh produce Near
~ all the straw berries rcceiN Cd have
been sold. Yesterday afternoon they
brought as much aa 3ap pes crate,
and shat il lrft today IH selling aH
low as gs5s
View potato arc quite plentiful
stu the price hHlda about the Same.
IN fast there are scarcely any
changes lu quotations since Saturs
day uuleaa II hr on apples. which
have come auwu tribe f1Hrap-
plies also tuuk a tumble tn 81 Is and
e. Ter dozen. The auss Iu market
last seek autd 90 8 shHt CD.
Commission men are well pleased
over trade and predict q rreurd-
breaking spfinE
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''GET OUT, OR
I'll SHOOT!

CHICAGO. April is.-At the point
Of an old-fashioned shotgun, Fred
srlcka Ramsaler. y. daughter q
Christopher RAmSalar. a Mefrass
park contractor. rescued her "a her
from two robbers, Who were beating
him on the lawn OF the Ramsalsr
residence.
The girl was reading In the lib
rary when she heard her father cry
Tor help SEEKING q weapon which
hung on the wan as an ornament.
The young woman ran out % the
house and found her father fghtinx
desperately with two men.
Get out % hers. or III shoot"
screamed Miss Ramsaler. levslInx
the unwisldy shotgun and taking
aim.
For a moment the footpads gapsd
m establishment. Then they fed
down the street.
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Iheaters.


THE Little Minister" Is not a
stranger in this city and many who
attended the production at the Sc
attic theater last night had seen the
play At least once before. Conae-
quently there Was a criticism cur
rent OF comparative a. well a. real
merit. BY the former. the present
alton did not suffer for az a whole
the Frohnnan company did az welI
with the piece as any other band Of
players have done on the local
boards. As to merit. there was
disappointment to some. from the
fact that they were led to expect
great things, which failed 10 hap
pen
The play itself is a splendid one
and contains material 20 exquisite
that In the hands Of an all first -claEs
company II can become one Of the
very highest class entsrtalnrpsuts
II ~ difficult 20 say Just why Last
nights presentation ala not 20 a
few notchss higher. Each player
seemed TO have his or her part well
w hand, but in several situations
There was duilneas. Ira Hands
as The Little Minister. be.
gan well and showed much prom
ise, but he fell down IN the second
act and not until the fourth AID he
fay recover. Agnes Palmer az
LAZY Babbie made sweet gipsv
girl and a lovable lords daughter az
well. She was very earnest and
made many friends among the crit
ics The quartet Of elders was very
good. There was an individuality
OF hunor that Was superb. and while
some dots in the audience were IN
able 20 detect genuine wit. the ma
gorify was aware Of n.
ToniRht's performance of The
Ilttle Minister ends the Frohman
eourpanv's engagement.
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COLONEL BALLINGER REPLIES TO
JUDGE WINSOR'S CRITICISMS
Quotes the Original Denny Deed Conveying the University
Tract TO Show That Same Has Been Forfeited to the
City-Winsor Claimed Contrary in the Times

THIS INnENTURE. made the
leth day of April In the year of our
Lead 1881. between Arthur \. Denny
ana Mary A. Denny. his wife. q Sc
atlie. la ans county II ktug and Ter
fltery q Washington. % the FIRST
rari and the Territory ~ Washing
ton ~ ne second part
WHEREAS. The legislative as
semhly ef the Territory ~ waahing-
fan. having by act passed al the
eighth session 81 said assembly be-
gun and held az els mpia. on the bth
day - December. A. ~ iN6o. loeatin.
and establishing the territorial univ
sFSitF al Seattle. tn King county
provided a gpod and SUFFICIENT deed
&c ten acres % land ellEiely situated
IN the vicinity 80 seattle be hrst
executed 70 the Territory ~ Wash
inEtan for university purposes.
NOW. This fndtuIufp WItuesspth
that the said party ~ the FIRST part.
IN consideration that tire said univ
erslty shall b. permanently lacatcd
At Seatfla as aforesaid. and that the
following described tract lat oF par=
eel ~ land shall b. used as a portion
% the tea acres REQUIRED t1 the act
aforesaid a. "a site for the ss.id build 8
irn Hath for themselves. their heirs.
executors administrators and as
signs reulsed, released and forever
Qait claimed unite the party q the
second part. all bis aud their right.
tisie and interest O. all - that part
~ parefi It land, and beius In the
county ~ King Here follows de-
ecriptiuut together with all ana
singular che feuemeuts. htrFtttu-
mauts and aprurteuanrss thercuntn
beionring or ia any wise appsrtatn-
ms and the rrversion and reversian-
Remainder and reuaiuders. rents. ~
saes and profits thereof. and alsn
the estate Hight. title and interest.
property possession. claim ard de-
mand Whatsoever as vel tn law ua
IA equity - the said party - the
FIRST part. 81 in and 20 the same and
every part aud parcel thereof. with
TIRE apuurtenances T. have and -
hold the same and every part AMI
parcel thereof With the appuFteu-
asices unto the said party Of the sec
ond part for ever. Provided always
and these presents are upon this ex =
press condition. that n the sald ter
rttofiaI university. BY act q the leg
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WOMEN ASTRIDE.


BOSTON. Apeii Women udink
HHtridr VIII lac one IT the novel Tea
lures uf the coming BOSTON hofHf
show 4 duspu women. SOME nt
them members uf well known Hack
Hay HmIure. hive decided 90 give
"a public demonstration of what has
become "a fad iu brooklyn riding
schools
The women. whose uanura are
printed. give #n Intelligent reason
for their faith iu the rfu-a saddle
Dur OF them said
Women who are burdened WITH
considerable aNHleiupuH ar fidlHe
aaIfias o. rsduer thrif ieHh. one
Woman I know " boasts Ut losing
90 pauHdH m three months. while
her ruiHt tu walking 90 sitting Was
notably Improved The delight Of
baiuE borne swiftly along bY a Hne
horse iu perfect comfort and know
Ing au thr time tbHt ones nEuru
aud bearing are steadily Improving
offers If itself a strong argument iu
favor ef the cross -Haddle.
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THE Mlddleman.

"The Middieman" drew q. 1args
audience 70 the Grand opera ho,iso
last night. The play f. a favorito
With theaterRoers ~ this city. and
rightly 50. As presented by tho
FraWlsy company ~ Is by far the
best thing seen at the Grand opera
house this season.
the picture Of Cyrus Bienkarp
with his mad infatuatlon for his
Work and his tender love for hls
daughter IA most pathetic one. and
the brilliant work OF Harrington
Reynolds makes II poiznantIy real
atie. The play win run until Thurs
Nay night
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islative assembly, or oiherW Use,
should not be located aud built upon
the tcn-acre uareri of land of which
the above described tracI. lot or par
eel 81 land shall form part. accord
tnE a. thv true intent and meaning
81 thaeu presents. then the said tract.
lot or parcel OF land shall revert 20
and immediately vest Ia the Town 90
Seattle, tn King county, aforesaid,
Tor the use and benefit %. and as a
site for university hiah school or
college. aud Tor ne other purpose.
tHero follows the usual covenants
and warranty N title. also the prop
err nrknoW ledEmeut II the parties ~
the first part before Jasper ". John
son "a notary public. Deed record
book A n. q, =. f6l=2l
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CURIOUS PLAN.


wAsHlNGTON. H. g.. April IL
Glen Frederick de T. Booth Tucker.
commander Of the Salvation Army.
Is IN negotiation with President
HchAab. j risfp0ut Morgan and
other officers Of the great billion
dollar hteul trust With view o. Hf-
ranging for the care Of the aged nnd
injured employees Of that corpora
ton Ia the agricultural colonies now
being maintained by The Salvation
Army iu California aud other West.
efu states.
Several Of tho corporations com
posing the new iron and steel trust
have been spending an average 81
5000 900 "a year Tor the support OF
employees who have breu wholly of
partially disabled by accidents 10
their service. The average pension
paid is 3 week. which amounts 60
about $50 year. 90 1880 FOR ten
Years The salvation Army ppupuH
~ Co take charge Of the families of
these pensioners locate them iu the
colonies uu western bands. aud pro
vide them with comfortable homes
and ten acres af land fuf $500 for
each family This money iH not 10
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REFUSED BY
A MINISTER

ITHACA. s. =. April it.-stel'a
Miller of ithaca owned pet dun
Il died u gev daya ago. aud a strange
funeral took place at the Nomau's
home
An elegant silk pillow ua az iaid "a
thr easket. which had been built sx-
preasiy tar che dos. An undertake.
was there WerpIuH men and WauI=
Ga stood 4haul tha coffin uhieb was
caHket cost SIS and fHe Htik cushion
81 a pianist rurnbhed the nuaie
4 minister was called but b. re-
fused 60 afHeiafuz An attempt was
made To place the body in the eite
vault. bat Mayor auuiefman Inter
fefed
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The Telephone. CTR drew an
audience 10 the Third Avenue thea
ter last night which tested she cap
aeity - the house. The play has
made = distinct and Immediate hist
with It's bright. pretty music and
clever players Mabel Hite is a.
wfnsofae a woman a. has been seen
here IT, many a long day.
The Teisuhous Girf+ Is better than
half the high priced attractions
which come 10 this city. and when
the fact that Il r. playing At popular
prices il considered. the production
can be regarded as wonderful one.
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lFy and the question - It's morality
has been the subject ~ endless dis-
cusaiou. ~SAph1's viii be- played fue
four nights. Miss Roberts Nili also
APPEAR In Camille. a suit ~
sable 70 Nell Gwynne" and other well
known plays during her II nights
enKaKement-
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JosBlHe QUOTATIONS.
CcoRHEs TED pAtLYJ
Grean Fruit.

Lemons. TTlUz.5s a box. lines.
g. % Per caea. cooking apples. 8cs =
81 g. eating apples 100 fancy
angie. 81 aeag1t Seeding. g. D
e. bananas. = aeuzfss nitYra 80
81 per gallon. grape fruit si1sU
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IN PLACE OF
CITY OF SIDNEY
Either the San BIas or San Iuan 10
lake Her Run.

capt. T. T. Calns. president ana
general manager of the Paelng clip
PER line, returned last night from "a
trip a. san Francisco. While there
De arranged to substitute either the
san HAS ur the san Juan f8r the
steamer city of sidney ga the Nomr
tuu The loss uf the Itia De 1nnptrn
las the Pacific Mail 60. created IA
vacancy that could only he nllod by
ship OF the type 81 the sidney
The San HAS uf the San Juan has
ururly the capacity 81 the city af
sidney and either viii fully answer
the purpaRr gor the Nome ran,
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brother John"

Brother John" a play written -
Martha Morton. author % a Bach
elorz Romance. and made popular
hv VIM. ~. Crane. VIII b. The offer
ing Of the Frawiey company At the
The company has also on Fehearaai
His Wifr's Father one % the fun
niest plays In Mr. Cranes repertoire.
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Florence Roberts will make her
nret appearance as star in this
city A. the Seattle thaater tomorrow
night, presenting Daudef'a "sapho."
Miss Roberts II said 70 be especially
strong IN this character.
The plays needs no explanation. II
has won notofiety 81 over the coun-
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SEAT SOLD
FOR $4,000
fsn.eial cn.rs.ron.,.r..

Especial CorreEpondence.l
-EN YORK. April IA seat On
TIRE stock exchange VAS sold day or
Two ago for sss.eoo. the highest price
on record. There are /. 100 members q
tne exchange and at this latest quo
tstion their seats are worth 81, ssa os,o.
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br given. but lout a. tho SALIVA
Iau Army. which guarantee ifs re-
pt Hmeut. with 3 per cent 60 tha
ateri trust 81 the expiration af tFu
Years. With the understanding TINT
III shall be used for he location of
other families upon similar eulouirH
Indefinitely
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The searchllght a. No. 1904 Sec
oud avenue II this week showing
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MURDER LEFT
HIS BREAST

CHICAGO. APRIL After wand
erinx about the streets far the past
week. sessins a man whom be claims
has bounded aim. Jas. cain entered
the FIRST Methodist Episcopal church
and. after listening - q sermon de-
uverea by Rav. J +. Bfushiughafa
broke down aud wepf
Appeuac hirE the pastor, be hand
81 him q fazar, with whieh he sat
ha haf Intended 90 commit murder
cain said hc na longer sought ths
mans ufe, hut that previous O. en-
terinz TIE church he would have
carried cut his intention Il ~ had
met the man.
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Hest Of an rcfhRerntorh iH the
urrr.fk Az. q. Miles A. Piper 60.
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500. stravborrles. ,suBass per


ZOO straw befrion. y ilHda8 per
crate.
Vegetables
Potatoes. tlh.nOdi 100 per ton
ucH heetH, 81 ease. carrots per suck,
ilcWfi yellow banNer onions. tim
81 30. lettuce ~ buai 90 IL case tur-
uluH. u=2a. garlic. GafsAcs cabbage,
81 5aH 90 red g. go per 100 lbs. rcd
peppers. iamsDc. huHkH. thcs green
onions, Toe dor. rHulinoNef, 81 70,
rrtyrg. H0Whue per dos sweet puths
tues. 50 500 200. Spanish chill pep
prra. Joe prr 10. Hhufr kfaut. $3.50
california head lettuce. bhai zoe chh" :
Hrflth0hrH Hau Soc dnk. green peas.
bufc per to- dried nEn=cHfteuH. zoe,
fancy zoe. imported lbr. tomatoes
per ease ua, dates bnac per 10
rudIHhra Too per dos rhubarb, De-
per 10. parsley. ahW3ae. asparagus
GuIc. new potatoes. tgia5 spinach
Be- airing beans. Zoe.
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Light running Columbia chAinirsa.
SIS. Christopher bros. iiiz q as.
ssaa - . saHaH
90 70 Spinning for bicycle repairs
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For health treatment At Ladies
bath parlnra. 81 ara av. Mrs.. TAFT
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oil Opaque Window Shades. 90
complete. Star Paint Co. 3oq-342
Pike.
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Fresh meat COW beef. ehuThc 10.
steer beef Ne per 10 mutton wrth-
CT. Be ewes. sic. pork. ~ " per
10 veal. large suac small. tpulOHc.
Provisions Hams, large. lscs
hams hmali tgglaise. breakfast
bacon to no lbs. 1870. dry, salt
81 clear backs 9Mc bsilieh.i Toe.
IuIIn. Ihn La. nnh pnulArn
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Corrected Daily The following
prices are hsinE offered 10 the pro.
Queer In round lots en- the dock OF IA
tho car at aaattis:
Grain NatH4 &c % barley.
flk 81. wheat chicken feed. IlTs9.
corn. e. ~ pee l1l lbs.
Hay Puget Hauna. pgr ton, IL .
Eaaferu Washington timothy. ale.za
Gle 80 alfalfa. tiaDo4toGQ.
butter e. FrFHh ranch. iHa IT, %
tive creamery, gaNaIr.
Cheese Native Washington. H.
EaEa atflguy ffsah ranch. ltu lSe !.
IHf dozen
Poultry Chickens. live. fidigAe.
dprAn. ia eiar. turkeyas izM4tar.
Dressed pHuitrY Turkeys. tt8ta4c
geese. iiae.
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He Al
vas ta|
While n
iset. sal
You fell
he sho,
70 hold
Gun viii
The of
began d
g g to n
him. ane
% get I'll
vas tan
lolmaln
heishbboo
sarrsd 81
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butter Washington erenmrrlra.
pound prints 2ae Eastern Iowa
and ElsiuI zar. freah ranch. iz1lto.
California creamery lGuisD.
Cheese Naive Washington. full
cream. tle. Eastern New York ibe.
Wisconsin. IA California. lz4 iac.
Euqurfuft, tac per ID. Edam. fii.0oH
iAmbufKer, iG4iIc, brick. $50
nH las. lsui9r.
Enru Strictly fresh ranch. l61t5c.
Eastern 1halee.
Poultry Chickens live. iH4Witcs
ducks tfUihe geese. iaUlle. tufz
keys. t1ismttiac.
Dressed stock Chickens. 100
t6e. turkeys t8t4 ut5fsc ducks. th8
les. FeeaH. i1hIfaAc.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19

T. G. Dallas is agent for the Buckeye
mower, the best mower on earth
PSinnott, the Hood River section fore
man, is taking bis annual vacation hero,
and looking after his farm which was
formerly part Of the Bushey tract. He
built neat cottage on his premises fac
ing the new Deer creek road last
winter and will probably contract for the
building of q new barn on the place dur
ing his present stay in town.-Roseburg
Plaindealer.
In another column County Treasurer
Hampshire advertises that he is prepared
to pay all county warrants registered
prior to September 2, lS9S This is the
nearest the county has been out Of debt
for nearly 20 years.-Mountaineer.
SO far Sheriff Kelley has collected on
the 1900 tax roll about 500, 1000 out of u
total OF 100000. A considerable por-
tion OF this amount was collected after
the tax list was advertised and before
the date of the sale last Saturday.
Mountaineer.
The summer meeting Of the Oregon
state horticultural society is to be held
at Newberg, and the special feature Of
the meeting will be the attendance Of
Prof l.. II Bailey Of Cornell university.
Professor Bailey is now delivering a
course Of lectures at the University Of
California and Secretary Lake has sue
ceeded nmakingarrangements to secure
his attendance for day at the Oregon
meeting.
The strawberry shipments from Sar.
coke, Mo, this year amounted to 65
carloads, practically all shipped by the
fruit growers associations. The ship
ments from Pierce City, Mo, amounted
to "A carloads.
The strawberry season is not entirely
over. Berries have been coming into
Portland, says the Rural Northwest,
from the surrounding country for over
two months.
The shipments Of wool from Shaniko
during the month OF June amounted TO
l,lSS,055 pounds. 0fthis, G52, 1876 pounds
went direct To Boston
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United States Land Office Vancouver Wash
July Y. l9Ol.-Notiee is hereby given that i'm
compliance with the provisions Of the net of
congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act fol-
the sale OF timber lands IN the states of Cal
iornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritOry,' as extended 10 all the public land
states by act of August l. 1852
ROBERT f. COX,
or Trout Lake, county Of Klickitat, state OF
Washington, has this day filed i'm this office
his sworn statement. No 22Sf for the pur-
chase OF the northeast a southeast u section
* township north. range 10 east W. NJ, and
lots |, 2,s Of section No. IS in township No. )
north, range No. II east, W. NJ. and viii off,,r
proof 10 show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes, and TO establish his claim
70 said land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Vancouver Wash an Tnes.
day, the 18th day of October. 1901
lie names as witnesses: Miriam b. Brooke
OF Portland, Or; Joseph y. Reed and Elhert
e. Poets OF Trout Lake Wash; \. W. Iabdell
OF Portland, or
MIBIAM q. BROOKE.
OF Portland, county Of NIultnomah. stale of
Oregon, has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement, No. 22Si, for the purchase of
the east 3 northeast Il, southwest p north
east ana northeast 4 southeast y fof section
NO. u. IN township No. north. range No !
east, w. NJ, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for IFS tim
Der or stone than for agricultural PURPOSES.
and 70 establish his claim TO said land before
the Register and Receiver of this Office at
vancouver Wash, ON Tuesday, the 18th day
of October, 1871.
He names as witnesses Robert F. Cox. 10
seph V. Reed and Flhart c. Peets of Trout
Lake. Wash. and 4 ". IabdelI of Portland or
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
lands are requested To file
their claims i'm this office on or before said
18th day of October, 1901.
jylasN W. L. DUNBAR, Register.
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United States Land Omce, The Dalles, ore
goa, July IS, l90l.--Notiee is hereby given
that in compliance with the provisions of the
act of Congress of June IS, 1873, eatited "An
act for the sale Of timber lands in the States
of California, oregon, NevugDl and Washing
ton Territory, as extended tO all the public
land states by act of August 1, lSg2 the follov-
ing persons have filed in this office their
sworn statements, viz:
SALlNA NJ PHIRMAN.
OF The Dalles. Wasco county Oregon. S-rorn
statement No. lS0, fled April 2-, 1901. for tie
purchase OF the northeast OF SectionS3
township north, range g east, WM
CHRISTINE A, PHIRMAN
or The Dalles. Wasco county. Oregon. sworn
statement Ne. ia0 filed July l5 1891. for the
purchase of the southwest section b. town
ship north, range east. w. 81.
That they VIII offer proof to show thai the
land sought is more valuable Tor its timhe or
stone than for agricultural purposes. and 10
esiabilsh their claim To said land before the
Register and Receiver of this Office mt the
llailesi Oregon ON saturday, the Il day Of
september, 1901
They name as witnesses: Salina n. Phir-
man, j. u. Phifman. Henry Boycn and Chris
tine A. Phirman OF The DaIies. Oregon. and
William Rand of Hood River egan
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands are requested 10 file
their claims in this Office on or before said
2lst day of September, 1901.
JyissN JAY p. LUCAS, Register
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-07-19

The Oregon supreme court last Mon
day, in case from Baker county imvoly-
ing the question oi riparian ownership,
laid down the following ruling Of law
which will he OF interest to many settlers
in Eastern Oregon, The court ruled
that the first settler upon public land
through which stream Of water flows
Bay either divert the water and use il
for beneficial purpose, or exercise the
common law right prevailing in the Pa
cific coast states, where the modified
rule Of riparian ownership is still in
force and insist that the stream shall
flow in its natural channel undiminish, d
in quantity, except when applied 70 the
natural use Of the upper riparian pro-
prietors, and for irrigation, il the stream
affords a sufficient quantity Of water for
the latter purpose.
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Timber Land, Act June 8, 1851
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

United states Land Office, Vancouver, Wash,
June l3, l9jl.-Nottce is hereby given that in
compliance vita the provisions of the act of
congress Of June B 1878, entitled IAN act for
the sale Of timber lands in the states of Cali
tornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
rit0ry,' as extended to ali the public land
states by act of August 4. 1892
HENRY II. KIBBEY,
OF The DalOs, county OF Wasco, state Of Ore
gon, has this day nlcd Iii this office his
sworn statement, No. 222}, foi tho purchase of
the lots Sand Land soutT = northwest 4 Of sec
tiOn No. 3, in township No 3 north, range No
o east, " NJ, ana will offer proof to show
that The land sought is more valuable for its
Fimber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and TO establish his claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver Of this office
~ Nancouyer, Wash, on Wednesday, the 2Sth
day of August, IGGI
He names as witnesses: r. w. Lusk, Hugh
Lusk and J. w. TIL Of Chenowith, Wash
and lc q. Connolly OF The Dales. Or
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
2Sth day Of August, 1901
jc2la2i W. X. DUNBAR, Register.