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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, Ian

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, LAND
IL Osice A. Ia GIande Ore March y, lso2
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has nled notice OF his intention
"a com mute and make ana proof IN 80 pport of
bus claim, and that said proof wiz Be made be.
fore Vswtef Crawford County Cleft ~ epp-
0er, 0teson on May slS4, VIA Homestead en-
try No. sol. OF
JUDY MITCHELL Of Eeppner. Ore.
for the W. sNh SEA. swA and avA SEN
sec q. TIP , ). K . <. NJ.
He names the following vitneSses 10 prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of ssid land via
Harry Haymsn, Robert Johnson Newton q
MILESTONE and FRANK Elder ali Of Heppner
Oregon.
s-sS E.W BkRrLxTr Rss1ster
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20
LOCKJAW FROM COBWEBS.

Cobwebs put on cut lately gave q
woman lockjaw. Millions know that
the best thing 70 put on cut is Book
lens Arnics Salve, the inisllible healer
OF Wounds, Ulcers, Soers, Skin Efup-
tions, Burns, Scalds and Piles l. curee
or no pay. Only 25c q, Slocum Drug
Goa
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20
CAN'T KEEP IT SECRET r.

The splendid work OF Or. Kings New
Lite Pills is daily coming to light No
such grand remedy for Liver sld Bowel
troubles va. ever known before. Thou
san de bless them for curing Conrtips-
iion, sick Hesdsche. Blliousness, JRun-
dice and Indigestion. Try them 25c
at Siooom Drug Cos.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Public Land Sals Iscaaird Tra-..
NoTCE i HEREBY GIvEN rRNr II
~ pursusucv q Instructions from the Com
missioner ~ fhs General Land once, uside
authority vested fn hfrn ~ section sISa. In e
states revised statutes 1endco 3 y the o
congress spProse4 Fubruass -. La se Nfl
prccets1 ~ oieE AZ pGlas- sss On friday, to-
e,th csv % uAgriL nrNt A. the raar a. /
q clccS n, stthis ONE tas ioiic~ ing trsr
~ Lanai ~ Wit
SES SAt. and SE< SsE 80 ~. TpeS
K.AN.
Ans and al persons Clsi ming sdverseiy the
shove 1esrrfbea iApts sFs sllvnsf 70 BE xhei
sirns o. thls ccice Oh or ecfars the day aboss e
fcsixnated Tor The coul ~ 4encepeut cf ssid sale
rihersfse theif rlxhys e ior.e;tef
sAf 2. IvcRs. Resisie-
--S& oT4s FATrEnsop fesnels.r
land Nrce Ths ns'ies OF Na-rk = go.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20

George Marshal died Saturday,
aged "a years. He was born in
Bradford county, New York, Nov.
IA, 1928, and came to Oregon in
1870, settling near Currinsville.
A wif,e and seven children survive
him.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20
THREE eHCAGO DOCTORS
Failed to Do for Mss nabelle L.
LaMonte What Was Accom-
plished by Lydia (. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR MRS. PTEhRAx WAS in
N awful state for nearly three years
with $ complication of female troubles
which three physicians called BY dif-
terent names, but the pains were al
the same. I dreaded the time Of NV
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20

The fine trotting stallion Pilot will
make the season of 1902 at my ranch at
Tub Springs in Juniper canvon.
Terms, season, $40.
JAMES CARTY,
Lexington, OREGON.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20

One hundred thousand lake trout
were shipped to the hatchery yes
terday from the station 1t Duluth,
Mlnn.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20
To Cure . Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All drugg SITS refund the money II il fails
to cnSe. +. w. Groves signature 10 on
each box. sc
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20

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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-03-20
FARM F0R SALE.

Lexington, Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
SinrOck r;ary's Reindeer.

Mushers from Norton bay, who have recently arrived in Nome, state that Sinrock Mary, the reindeer queen. is in fair way to lose the most of her valuable herd. Some of the men by whom she is surrounded are selling the deer at almost any price that they can get. Mary's tents and other belong ings are sad to be going the same way. Mary is at Cnalaklik, but the herd had not reached that place at last reDOrtS.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Of a Little G;ri from Death ia a Burning Building.
FRONT STREET EAST
Tie Scene of a Flse Last Night About 9 O'Clock L. Lane and Paddy Glymr Save the Life of Little Gladys Keen.

A fire alarm was turned in last nig, { about 9o'tlock f,om he fire ala m box on Front street east near the Patltit Steam Whaling Conpany's buildings. The fire department responded with commendable prOmptnesS, and the fire vas located upstairs n the DHrand & Weir building. Several families resi- e there, among hem being W. D. Schranz and F. A. Keen.
 The fire originated in the rooms 0c- crpied by Mr. Schranz, the family be- ing absent at the time, and it is supposed lamp explosion was the cause. The chemi, al did good work and the flames were quickly under con trol. Mrs. Keen, who is an invalid, then it developed that her little l2- year-oId daughter Gladys was missing. Search was instantly instituted, LouIs Lane and Paddy Glynn forcing their way through the dense smoke that filled the room with that tortitude which is only displayed by real heroes in every day life. Louis Lane broke the windows with his lantern and re- vover in order to let the smoke and steam escape. It was thought that the child was in bed, but search failed to find her. Nearly stfed by the smoke, he groped around on the floor and finally located the uncon, ciouS ehl under the bed, where she had crawled m her fright He picked her up and bore her toward the stairs, when he was relieved by Glynn, who finished tie noble work
 The little girl is quite badly hnrned about lhe face and chest, and she was
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
OUTSIDE NEWS NOTES.

Canadians an Austin iXns arc want ed d. officers in King Edwards navy.
 The international sugar conference opened m Brussels on Dee. l7. All the countries Of Europe except Russia was represented.
 It was stated on Dec. r that Miss stone. he Sulgaran captive. had been taken to Servia by he brigands.
 Young Griffo was given the decision over Jim Popp, of Toronto, Dec. IT, in Chicago, after six rounds of fast spar ring.
 Wright Fisher and Dr. Dewitt Jer- raid. Ol V.ncenues, Ind, were frozen to death near Rosevale on the night of Dee. lG.
 Charles w. Lundy, who assisted ia laylng the first Atlantic cable, and who received the first message over 1t, died at Halifax Dec. l7.
 At a meeting of educational authori- ties in London 1t was decided to send out commission in 1902 to investigate educational methods in the United States.
 New Zealand was visited by an earth quake n November l5. In the town of Cteviot and district the damage reached $l0o.000. Scarcely a building was left standing.
 A severe storm struck northern and western Nebraska Dec. F, and in some parts of the state it was the worst ex- perienced since the blizzard of 1888. The cold wave was general over South Dakota, Western Iowa, Wyoming and Nebraska.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Society Notes.

The bon bon ball given by the Nome Dancing Club last Sa urday even n. al Golden Gate hail was a great success about 100 couples being present.
 Judge Wickersham on Wednes,la, even ng elltcr aimed at dinner MT. anG Mrs. T. NJ. Reed, Nlr. and Mrs. w. V Rinehart. Jr., and Mir. (. 5. Hannum
 Judge Crane Lad birthday We'd nesduv when he It ceivtd the ctngraLu- laliunS ora host of friends and reCe.ved numerous handsome and unique pres entS.
 The Wednesday evening meeting oi the Odd Fellows Cub was largely at tended. lnterepersed with dancing were vocal and instrumental nus.c. Mss Houston rendering d piano solo. Mir. J. B. Mcheon gave a number oi sketches, Mis- Ross recued, anI there were vocal seiec,i"ns by Mss Lay and Mr. Elmer R, ed.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
MINING WITH
 DIVING SUITS
How Bluff City Timers Get Rich Gravel From the Bottom of Boring
 Sea-$24 Pans.

Mining in diving suits at Bluff City i- sight which attracts the attention of the passing musher, according to d statement made last night by H. H. McCuLcheon, of Chinik. Holes are cut through he ice short distance from shore and d scoop or shovel operated by hand windIass and man with Il diving suit do the mining. The wat, I is about nine feet deep, and the other day two pans were scooped up which aggrega ed $4S.
 About p people from St. Michael stampeded tn California creek on the Koyuk, the scene of q recent strike.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
PRICE 2S CENTS

what what you exp your witre=, to prove?
 Mir. Bruner said they did, and the
 court ordered them read.
 The al'idavit- are five in number and
 are made by Abra am Kr' CT James
 w. Davis r. w. flock r, !. Hu,hcnd
 and Lena Walton. They 70 sGb-
 stantially of the same tenor, amt detail
 the alleged ejcctment of the defendants from No. l9, and tell of conversat Ons had with Attorneys Fink and Da'' an ether incidents relating tp t.. trouble on No. l9 practically as told in the affidavit of Andrew Keyser. the substance Of which was given in the last issue of the NUGGET.
 At P 0 clock the court took q rece-s until l:30.
 When court reconvened Judge Wick ersham a-ked if fthele were any further atfit)avits or witnesses, and both sides said they had none. Attorney Kelly how ever had witness. r. F.. ScanlOn, Nhom he would like to put on the stand. Scanlan was not present, and in the meantime James w. Davis was called. He testified along the lines of his atfi- cavit, stating that Attorney Fink had said that he had money to .uy any thing.
 Abra ham Keyser testified to having been roughly handled on No. t9 and stated that Attorney Fink had showed him papers alleged to have been issued by the court, for the surrender of lhe claim.
 Scanlan had arrived by this time and he was placed upon the stand. He tes- tifed to having met Attorney Fink and having talked with him. He said Fink told him Ina the Wild Geese Company had enough money to buy court, Jury and witnesses. and that he ffnk) ecu | coutrri he outcouoe of hs "A-e
 Attorney Sullivan placed Attorney Fink on the stauC. HedeuieG positively ever having IltereI aul $ Ich oords aS Scanlan charged nj Il with saying. He eYpla ned how the circumstances lead Ing to the emtiUeiio ,ame about, and then Attorney Daly was called. Hs denied absolutely having bribed any one, or having heard Mi. Fink or anyupt el-e sayl"g that thc Cutrore of lnls caot coald te cul.tro'ea.
 inc at,otne.e iut jAe pialHt,h and ueiehdant, then add ,,ed the .ul,lt, be- ing limited to l5 minutts each.
 When they bad finished, Juige Wick- ersham directed tue district attorney to inquire into the alle.ei riotlng, the charges of bribery and all other acts connected with the proceeding on No. l9, intin.aJing that perjry hal been Witness .Scarlau and Att tcrney Fink C-irettI contradict ns ea.h other
 The ju lge al5o dirc,te that the de- fenuant> e restored to p s,ea,i n ai the claim in exactly the sa ne manlcr in wh ,ch they held it prior to February ,. la a.f
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Usnbria and Etruria Exchange
 Greetings
BY MaRC0KI SYSTEM
When One Hundred Miles Apart These Ships Exchanged Messages --Five Hours Before They Sighted Each Other.

New York, Dec l6.-The Cunarder Etrur a, which has just arrived here, was in cOmmuni, ation for more than five hours in mid-CCean with her sist CT ship, the Umbria, long before either ship sighted the other. Their com handlers were tnversing by the Mar conf wireless system. The position ol each ship was known to the other hours before their main trucks showed above the horizon. The ELruria left Liver pool Dec. :, the same day the Umbria steamed out of New York harbor. They were l ,630 miles east northeast of Sandy Hook when they passed each other last Wednesday, Five hours be- fore that, or when they were fully loo miles apart, the receiver on the Etruria began to click warningly. The Oper- ator repli' d, giving her location, which showed her to be fully 1OO miles away from the other vessel. The Umhr,a sent her number of passengers. the fact that all was well, and all the latest news from New York. The Etruria sent word of the burning of the great Liverpool Exchange on the quadrangle. which occurred on Dec. 6, while the Etruria was in the hlerSey.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
A New Departure.

Felix Brown has received letter from his brother. Gu, Brown, the we'll known Seattle cloLh,er, stating that he has bought the finest line of goods ob- ,ainable for the spring opening in Nome. It has also been decided to sell the goods in Nome at the same prices that are charged on the outside, the most favorable freight rates having been made with the steamship com panies operating on the Nome-Sealtie run.
 In the meantimr the second annual sale of this firm in Nome ha, been in- augurat ed, and Ill a few days standard prices will te announced.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
THE BOUNDARY
 QUESTION
It Looks as Though Someone Had Received an Inside Tip on the
 Settlement of the Dispute.

SkagwaY. Dee. lG.--Ihe Daily Alas kan says that the announcement of d preliminary survey for railroa from Pyramid Halbor to the interior looks very much as if snme one had received an inside tip regarding the boundary question.
 The point iS made that the Canadian government would rot again grant d charter to an American conn any. Therefore is appears on the surface as if Pyramid Harhor has been conceded and the railroad would be all-Can- adian.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Will Retire From Business.

The Farrell Co. have concluded that the viciss tudes and risk, of merchant dising in Nome 0ve,whelm lhe p 0tts that may be. The ladies in these parts of Alaska realize that this firm keeps what i~ nee 'eu and d finer stock than one would expect so lar from the souice Ot supply. Monday morning will start with a b z. rou,lng dry goods safe, and the entire stock will he sold out to con sumers as las as th' goods ran be cut off, egardless of wha, p '.ce they may fetch.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
A FULL
 INQUIRY No. l9 Ophir Creek Be ore the Court Today.
A TANGLED AFFAIR
The Court Orders That the Defend. ants Be Place q In Posses sion of the Claim and Directs District At, orney to Inquire Into Charges of Bribery.

Judge Wickersham this afternoon di- rected the strict attorney to inquire into he alleged dis urbances on Ophir creek on Feb. ,, last: and To take steps to determine if erjury had bt en con- mitted, or if bribery had been practiced in any way in order that he plaintiffs in the case of the Wild Goose Mining Co. vs. Lena Walton and l.. H. French. might gain possession of No. l9 Ophir creek.
 When the district court opened this morning tLe G ult room wa, crowded with attorucys an spec d or, d few ladie> beng d nonG the nua'.or.
 The lode stone, apparenty, wts the contest which is now on over No. i9 Ophir creek. the WI Goose Mining Company being the p antitf and Lena Walton, l.. H. French and others de- iendaniS.
 The present contest arose over q motion of the plaintiff to dismiss q pending suit for Q jec,mcnt against the plaintiff. ito which has been in ,ected the cLungrd 'oud t3ul. Ar wing cut Of the ,le4ci for'.lblc reno al of he dc- fen ants from tue claim, hy the agents and attorneys of the plaintiff, as already told in the NUGGET.
 When the case was called lhiS morn ing Attcrney r. C. ; ililan for the Wild Goose Co.,. stated that they would withdraw heir m, tion to dismiss.
 Attorney Bruner for the defendants said condti ms had cl anged since the suit was instituted. Both parties to the uit had been in possession of d DOT ti' n of the claim m dispute but lately tho defendants had been eiectcd with out an order of the court. The deft nd ants had witnesses present to prove what they allege. and he would ask for an order restoring de:eudants to the possession of the claim in exactly the same cen ition as they were previous to being eiec,ed. They would also ask for costs incurred in the ease thus far.
 The court asked what was before the court now. and Attorney Btuner said he wanted an order restoring possess sion of the claim to the defendants and an inquiry m de into what tran pired on the claim un FeHruary , and prlvr thereto. He suggested that the plain titfS were tritling with the court and hoped to evade the inquiry by d dis miSsal Of the motion.
 Attorney Sul ivan remarked that he was perfe' tl> wiling to have the court make the order putting the defendants in possession, whereupon attorney John P. Kelly. attorney for Lena Wal ton. formally objecte to the dismissal of the motion: he wanted to uphold the dignity of the court, he said; he wanted an opportunity to show that officers of the court had acted m contempt of the court, and he demanded a full inquiry into all the circumstances.
 Attorney Sullivan urged that all the defendant, asked had been granted, and if Attorneys Fink and Daily had been in contempt of the court that could be determin, | apart from this case.
 Attorney Blrner Sa d he had q mum. Der of aflidavits and the men who made them were here to testify.
 The court-Do your affidavits show
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
A Quiet Wedding.

A very quiet wedding took place on Wednesday evening when Mir. Ed. Wesson and Mrs. Ida G. Butt were married. E, tn are resident, of Solo mon and after the ceremony reiurne l to make their permanent home at that place. Rev. Geo. Tiffany performed the ceremony.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
The N. (. Co. Branching Out.

Dawson. Y. T Dec. 2l.-A rumor i- current on the streets today that the N. C. Company has purchased con- trolling interest in the White Pass raroad The officials of beth com panies process entire lgnCrarce of u c maj ter, but it may be aid that he rumor iS not entirely without foun- oation. Developments of an interest ing nature may be anticipated in the very near future.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

also injured internal! 0by inhaling so much smoke. Dr. Call, the attending physician, thinks she will recover. She was unconscious for three-quarters of an hour.
 Eight rooms in the building were badly scorched. w. D. Srhranz's loss Is about $.Ol: Frank A. keen'S, $500: 4. c. Langton's. $jO, in personal effects.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
GOId Dollar for 50 Cents,

McPherren S, 362 Front street, an nOunCe thelr intention of going out of the clot h ng bu~iDe-s and have lnaug- urated ciearing-out sale, in which they offer a gold dollar for 5D cent. They have 35o suits to choose from, and the prices have been cut in two. For instan'e. suits that former y sold for $J5 may now be had for $l7.50. and soen down the list. RemeMb Der Nc Pherren's. 362 F",' f t"e't
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
Down From Candle Creek.

David Denney, George koi ertson and day from Candle creek, having made the trip in seven days. Mr. Denney is not very enthusiastic over the outlook in that section. Nothing more is known of Candle creek than at the close of navigation last year. No pt os-
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

pecting has been done and he says the general belief among the miners is that the creek will be an expensive one to work. as it is very flat. There is little or no business being done. as there is scarcely any money n cir, ula- [ on. Grub is rot very plentiful. but he tn nks the 200 ur so people there may have enough, unless the dog in that section should eat more than their share
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
A New Es,ap..,unle rt.

Oscar Witt las recently purchased the Arctic Sheet Metal Works. and has rem ved to No. 37S Front Street. He makes a speciality of tin, copper and -heet ron work. at lowest pr,ce~. Hi, shop is by far the bet equipped in Nome
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
PERSONAL.

Mir. and Mrs. Stewart Carter visited Port safety last week.
 Geo. Flood, agent of the Ames Mer- cautile Co. at Chlnik, and Dr. E. ,. Grig,by lett for Council Clty Thursday afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Tailoring al outside prices. Leander. Selling out. First ave. opp. Occidental.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01
For Sale,

One cash register. One con. binatior pool and b lliard table. Il. C. W llkln' son Hunt CT building.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Leader, the tailor, i, selling out at outside prlce-. Opposite Occidental.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Pillows, quilts, blankets, Nome Trad ing Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Alaska hotO Co.,, Kester way. Spe- ciallies of Group and dog teams on ice.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

See Fox Transfer Go. fer s.eighs anG horses. 10 Steadman ave.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

For the finest photographs go to Hammond, the swell photographer.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Dexter Hotel, Chinik, i- large, warm and comfortable. Rates low.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Three course dinner 5O'. Boston Cafe
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Ladies skirts and dresses are being sacrificed at Lew Bros clearance sale.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Lace curtain, at Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

St. John, N. F.. Dec. 17.-Marconi, who is now at Cape Spear, where he has gone to determine the fitness ot that pronIontory for wireless tele- graph station, on being telephoned the newspaper report that ThoS. A. Edison nals having been received last week from Cornwall. replied that the signals were received by himself, and added that they were absolutely genuine, and further that Governor Boyle, at Mar coni's request. has cabled the fact to King Edward.
 Marconi has jut returned here from Cape Spear. where he experienced poor luck. The weather was rendered exit emely unpleasant ny fog and I'd n and the inventor was una le to decide upon ste for his proposed station. On relurnil 2 here from Cape Spear, he was served with legal documents from the solicitors of the Ans lo-American Telegraph Company. notifying him that the said company pcs ,esses an ex- elusive monopoly of the teles raph with in Newfoundland and it's dependencies ani demanding thai he cease his ex- periIents anu remove bis apparatus forthwith, else the con pany would ap- peal to the supreme court for an in junction restra ming him from further trials. MarcOni has not yet decided as this matter, but he regards this action on the part of tine AnglO-American Telegraph Company a. the best proof of the importan,e of his new discovery.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Churuk road house. l2 miles below Solomon. Foot of Topkok head. GtOd stables. Warm kennels. Safe storage.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

London, Dec. IA cable dispatch has been received here from St. Johns, N. F., announcing that Marconi will sail for England Dec. l9. At the head quarters here of the inventor of wire less telegraphy it was said today by the officials in charge that the experiments at St. Johns, SO far as they krew, are all over. They do not expect 10 hear any further details until Signor Mar conf arrives in London. It wa, pointed out that storms on both sides of the Atlantic had seriously interIered with the work.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Hydraulic D pc d pee al at Oscar w US tin Sh"n 31S Front treet.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

We will pay highest prices for
 MARINE GAS ENGINES. Josh x. Mcintyre X Co. Sandspit.
The Nome nugget., 1902-03-01

Wall paper, Meme Trading Co.