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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14

Supt. Uline stated that this was the
highest January enrolment since the
present..system Of keeping..the records
began..in.1S97, and. was probably.the
highest enrolment yet had at this time
of the..yesr. 1T was 81 greater than in
December. One year ago, the enroll
ment..was 1, 6S5, the number belonging
1, ssS, land Observation-Disclosures
1, 1888. - -
-. The.board voted to allow the ..use-of
the high school. assembly room by..Miss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entertain
ment..-and Neutrality-suspicious.
March..s1st and .ssd, ito be free. III. also
voted.her.$15...f for new - high....school
music, land 81. for. picture paper. $50 800
...The..senior class..was granted the..use
of..the.high.. school ....assembly...room for
its coming entertainment. The pro-
ceeds OF. this..entertainment are to be
used in procuring new pictures for the
room. Supt. Uline said that the pic
lures that are there now are old and
disgrace to the school.
A request of Supt. Uline on behalf
of the. teachers that..--the....spring vaca-
ton be..sdelayed. two..weeks, .untils-the
spring..breakup occurs, So was.-grsnted.
Observation-Disclosures. like..study.. then,
and it is.a better. time .to--.clean:-the
bu ildings. .--r
Supt. Uline offered to donate $50
library books on elementary hist DRY,
geography. science and literature to
the school district, to be divided evenly
among the various buildings. This
was accepted by the board. These are
children's books and have market
value of $50. They are splendidly as
sorted collection.
Supt. Uline reported the suspension
of one eighth grade pupil for bad be-
hsvior during long period, and re-
ported one case of corporal punish
ment.
The board fought over the same old
ground of whether or not to sustain
the superintendent. and after long
discussion it voted to stand by
the school authorities
Miss Comstock's salary. was fixed at
$50 per month.
= The bills were allowed, except one
from the city for fumigating one room
in the Pleasant Grove building, 81. 70,
and all the rooms in the West Mankato
building, 1926.
DR.. Webster moved that this be re-
ferred back to the health officer with
the statement that the city ought to
foot such bills. He said that the city
officials are looked to to fight cpl
denies, and should do what they
could to make it easy to control di
seases. It was not matter of expense
but one of expediency. He was will
ing that the board should pay for the
material used.
Mr.. Comstock held that the board
was legally bound to pay the bill.
The motion was lost, four to three,
President Davis casting the deciding
vote because of what Mr.. Comstock
had said about the boards liability.
The bill was then laid over
On Mr.. Fletcher motion, the board
voted to send the city bill for $25 for
the use of corner of the Pleasant
Grove school grounds for the site for
the hose house. This was taken as q
retaliatory measure for the fumigation
and water rent bills.
The board then adjourned. ..-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14
CONSTIPATION.

When your food does not digest pro-
perly, the bowels become clogged and
the liver inactive The poisons and
impurities that should be carried off
are thus allowed to accumulate, caus-
ing NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA AND
BILLIOUSNESS. The best medicine
TO CURE CONSTIPATION and pre-
vent these diseases is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Try a bottle and be
convinced.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14
BOARD
January Enrolment Reaches
ss..High-Water Mark.
Supt. Uline Makes Handsome Gift to
the SchooIs---BiII for Fumigating
Rooms Causes Talk.

Ali 1.-THE. members except Mr..
Coughlan were present at the meeti ng
of the school board last night
Capt. Keysor reported that the flag
on the Pleasant Grove building has
been worn ont by the wind, and he
was authorized.to procure another.one.
Supt. Uline made the following re-
port for January:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14
TWO JURIES IN.
Both Have verdicts For the
Plaintiffs.
A Road Case Now on Irial.---The
Larson-Iost Damage Case is
Continued.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The jury in the case of the McCor-
mick Harvesting Machine Co. vs.
VIM. Lang returned sealed verdict
this morning in favor of the plaintiff,
granting it $1S1.07. A stay of twenty
days was taken. -.
The jury in the case of VIM. N. Ply
mat, trustee for Joseph q. Roller,
bankrupt, VS.. the Kingman, Galbraith
Implement Go. retired at a As p. m.
yesterday, and this morning returned
with a sealed verdict, granting the
plaintiff 1874. Sc. This was the second
trial of this case. It was tried at the
last term of court, and the plaintiff
was then given verdict for 1886. "A.
The defense secured new trial.
r .....- grz- h~- . 5.-.-.s -}aa@us
The suit of VIM. j. Evans We. Ed.
ward Jones, Evan L. Harris mad VIM.
G. Jones is now on trial. It is an &C,
ton to recover $500 damages from the
township supervisors for tearing down
fences and making a roadway across
the field of the plaintiff, who ella inns
that there was no legally established
highway there. The defendants claim
that the highway was laid out by their
predecessors. W. N. Plymat is sttor.
ney for the plaintiff, and Thomas and
Evan Hughes for the defendant.
~
The $50. 900 damage suit of Andrew
Larson VS.. Matthias Jost has heen con
tinued until the next term of court, al
the request of the plaintiff. ~-.
Judge Cray has made an order il
the case of Flora Fuller vs.. Fred Full
Ter, granting the plaintiff $50 for at
torney's fees and $25 for suit money.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14

eel. in killing off the section. reported
by the tax commission, and providing
for disclosure of deposits, than was
at first supposed. They waged their
fight on the ground that, while the
present law embraces the same feature
contained in the:new, it has not been
enforced and that the new law places
the assessors in a position where they
will have to enforce 1t or become
liable to punishment for neglect Of
duty.
However, the. present law is abso-
lutely nullified by an apparently harm
less clause, that looks like the tradi-
tional "nigger in wood pile" The
law reads as follows:
"The accounting officer of every
bank, WHOSE CAPITAL IS NOT RE-
PRESENTED BY SHARES OF
STOCK, shall make out and deliver to
the assessor, when required to list per-
sonal property, statement which he
shall verify by oath, showing the
amount of all deposits made with
them by other parties.
The capitalized clause, of course,
nullifies the obvious intention of the
section, irrespective of the ASSESSOR
wishes. Under the existing law an as
SCISSOR cannot compel disclosures from
any bank which has issued capital
stock, classification which includes
every bank in the state except few
private banks, which have heretofore
succeeded in lodging the require
ments of the law on other grounds.
With this fact in view, the opposi
tion of bankers to the proposed law is
easily understood. They were not tilt
ing at windmills, although they were
perfectly satisfied to let peoplesthink
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14

Messrs. Koerner and Bezoin of the
public examiners Office looked over
the court house and other institutions
in the city last week.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14

J. B. Ogle's Offices over the Man
kato State bank have been handsomely
repapered and reprinted by W. z.
Buffham.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14
Wednesday Court Notes.

The suit of VIM. j. Evans VS.. Ed
ward Jones, Evan L. Harris and VIM.
G. Jones went to the jury at 2 :15 p.
m. today. The court instructed the
jury that the proper steps to lay out a
road had not been taken, and instruct
ed it to assess the damage done to Mr..
Evans farm by the work done on the
road.
The jury brought in a verdict for
the plaintiff for $48. 70.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14

The suit of the Sterling. Center Co.
operative Creamery association vs. A.
]. Ellis, it's former manager, for an
accounting, has been settled. It was
found that there were few mistakes in
the bookkeeping, but no Intentional
wrong doing. The matter was settled
in an amicable manner.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-02-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Prom Mondays Daily.
Jospeh Hempel is sick with infiam-
matory rheumatism.
Peter Mertesdorf was down from
Vernon Center today.
A. 8. Grant of Fsribault dined at
the Saulpsugh today.
Mrs Mic Kleinschmidt will visit
her parents in Mankato township for a
week.
D. A. Nicholson and A. NJ. Ander-
son of st. Peter were in Mankato yes
terdsy.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Barn
ard yesterday afternoon was attended
by large number of friends.
A marriage license was granted to-
day to Louis M. Wick and Retta j.
Pagenpopf, both of Mspleton.
G.. Fred Baird of Austin, president
of the Minnesota Funeral Directors
association, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Davidson over Sunday.
Rev. F. E. r. Miller went to Austin
today to assist Rev. F. L. Anderson,
the pastor of the Baptist church at
that point, in evsngelis tic services
this week.
A. Campbell and John King, two
strangers, paid fines of 1896 in the
municipal court this forenoon for be-
ing disorderly, caused by imbibing too
much liquor.
A letter received this morning from
L. Patterson by his SONS states that
he and daughters have located at
Pas ssdena for the present. This is
pretty little city six miles from Los
Angeles.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
a
Knit in a q riedicine.


Family Doctor.
Knitting j. declared by specialist
u. the treatment Of rheumatism n %,
mos; heipiu. exercise i9- hand
liable 40 h-r9m- s,itt from .he com
plain, and il ]. haiu- prescribed ny
physician, because %: lis efficacy in
limbe:iug ny ,he hands Of such sui
feTers. For persons liable 70 c-amp.
PARALYSIS or any other affection Of Tin.
hHger- oi thst character. knitting IS
-r-aEded as most beneficial exercise
Besides the simple vo-k : said 20 Boz
al excellent diversion ior the nerves
and Il recommended 70 women suffer
M iron. ius9muiz and dep-es-.. 4
In Certain sanitariuM. patients a-d
e'le.u-s=e1 10 make us o. the f.5l..-
sses's. and ,ns vorE Is 20 plcsau,
Liza: J, ! much eD!gvsd b. them.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07

O.: fire 5is.lnc: routes - travel.
The equipment Of these trains :
,he hs<t including t-ee reclining
chairs. standard and toC-is. sleep
e-s. a pe-5ec, dining car se-nce,
and also personally conducted ex-
curs.on Ca-s. each in charge o. g.
competent guide. whose business =
q -a1k after the comiC-t q als
guests. No more pleasant ana II
expensive means Of crossing me
Continent can he found than !
provided hy these excursions
For additional details, address.
J. y. MANSFIELD, Genl AE';,
Rio G-anie Lines,
Ia Third - Portland, Oregon.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
Reduced Rates to the East.

Those contemplating an eastern
Trip viii be interested TO know that
there VIII shortly be or sale great
ly reduced rate tickets in connection
with the Rio Grande System, the
famous Scenic Line Of the World" 4"
This line offers It's passengers q
most delightful and comfortable
Journey 10 al eastern points.
Il Is the only transcontinental
line passing directly through
quaint and Picturesque Salt Lake
Ky ''The City Of the Saints, =
eautitul Glenwood Springs, Lead
lie, Pueblo, Colorado Springs
where & side trip may BE- made to
me Garden OF The Gods and the
ummit OF Pixies Peak over the cog
5heel railroad, and Denver. the
sueen city Of the iuter-mountain
egion S;op-overs are allowed on
] Glasses Of tickets.
Three daily express trains make
lose connections with all trains
ast and west and afford & choice
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
ORDINARY
PULLMAN
SLEEPERS.

The tours; Irave, between the
Fss; and the Pacific Coast has
reached enormous proportions n
elast lew wears. and calls ior
sse,isl class Of equipment To
NEE, this demand the Fallman
Company has issued from IL shops
what il technically calls the " Pull
man Ordinary Sleeper" These
cars avoea- similar 20 the regular
sleeva-s being bni,l on the same
gla1. but not furnished with the
same elegance. They are equipped
with mattresses. blankets. sheets.
pillows. p.llow-cases, towels. comoS.
brushes. etc. requiring nothing OF
the kind ~ te furnished 10y the
passenger. bach car has stove
for making tea and coffee and do
ing ~.iCh. Housekeeping. ana each
section ca. ba fitted with an ad-
Unstable table 4 uniformed plr-
:e- ACCOMPANIES each car. his bUsi-
ness being 70 make up her;hs.
Aaap the car clean. and look after
The ants and comforts Of the pass
e.ce~ In each Of the rains
which a. dispatched daily from
Portland bv tile o. r. Il y. ca, Is
to be found one Of these Pullman
Ordinary Sleepe-s The car at
tachei 10 the "Chicaso-PU-.land
SUecial" goes through 20 Chicago
without change. and the one in the
Atlantic ExY-eSs runs 10 Kansas
City withou; change Passengers
in this ca. io- Chicago change 10 q
similar car al Granger.
Much 0: the frs, class travel i
h-=;D- carried in these cars. the
.ates hain- lower, and the service
nearly equal 70 that in the palace
sleepe-s.
For rates and full information
including folders. write to
4. l. Craig,
General Passenger
Agent, 0. R. Il y. 20. Portland,
Oregon.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
TILbER LAND, ACT JUNE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United STATES Land Office.
La irrzude. Ore. June :.

United States Land Office.
La irrzude. Ore. June :. 1872
Ao.iee Is iseEeirv given tIsa; in conrl5-
..ECe win tite provisions 81 ar ari o.; COR
-,r-ss " JGne 8 1879. entitled An ac-
iOt tits sate OF 1lu,Ie- .s.I.ds In the State
Oi California OREGON. Nevada and Wash
ingtOn Territory" zs extended to ali the
Public Land States nv act o. August :
i6a- Albert Harper. u Innsiia. couuty
u Hgliowa, State Of Oregon. mas thi.
dsy fled iu tins Office his sworn STATE
Dent No. le43. for tie purchase Of tile
rM-s 0: SIX. oi Section so -
township No. :. y. L. No. 47E.W. NJ
and vii Difer proof t. snou iiiat the lam
sought u niU-e valuable for It's timber o.
stone ii,an for agricultural purposes. an.
70 estsbiisii Lis claim to said lard fyei0r.
4. G. Smith L. :. Commissioner a.
Enterp-lse. Oregon, on Monday. the 1891
iay OF august, 1902
H names as witnesses.
Robert +. siubbiefeld, J. Frank
Davis. Gii0ers H. Vest, Clarence +
Vest, all of Enterprise, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse.
Is the above describea lands are reqnes
et to file their claims in this Office on OF
before said Is day OF August, 1902.
E. " BARTLETT,
Register
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
Senators 20 Visit Hawaii.

Augasc - Senators Mitchell. ~:
,..rgol. Burton. Oi Kansas. Foster. o:
75-Asl-52-.-1 aa3 Blackburn Of Ken
tuoky. arr going ur q SIMMER IunSe:
+. .le T. e-5san i>lands. Il : a J-iI
#; investigation. ! .ocalar Washing
E-n correspondent; sa-, -ls grave and
--.e-end gentlemen ere intent uior
e,r.za.sH- the hu-4-lula dance b1-
.-.at !, nor otlri4,i = confirmed.
Tl= parry ot Sena;a-s 4-e 70 sail or
s-.s Ci-y @: Fek.u Oh the a6th. and
-lay VIII fa -tssn- II the island,
=lou. . month. Their ps-Pose. being
--en ae-> %: -lla committee w Pacific
lands and Porto Rico. /, Il study
Irrigation problems c-ovu land, and
la-in- Improvements The iouE mem
.er, Di -he Upper Hgu-v opine that
I7-t1rn4.ian ! tcg scanry On seve-a.
gs.u-s -hat come Up il .hz round o;
Nariona legislation Tn .Ias,ic @cou-
-r-ar- i--5 10. --- Senate 5 = he
..--vu upon -l Isy the bill When
r4e House committee on similar
mission Visited -he island, q few ysa-s
$50. Il va- said - have been dif@rer,.
The members Of the Lower House
dropped .nme dignity overheard when
tne Steamer quit the Golden Gase and
tae dignity was u0t iound again.
Down i'll -he a5gde oi ,he Kauaa.as
tic Representatives. lived me--iIy.
Eae Cannon and Be--y we-e on rha:
cuaIictee.
They lived like Hawai.aus. soua-.ed
aryu, q caiat4sh and scooped NJ the
,aeauient I,7i with their fingers. wore
3r.. aD1u: .aei- manly shoulde.~ and
more leis around -heir -omDgeros and
learned & say aloha" q. mee-iug
PARTING and between times, says
Washington correspondent. 50 4
q, ;ne history %. the iunke; record
lns. ,.as abgu, the extent Of the !.
y--:iga.i5u made by the House com
'..,ter
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
TIMBER LAND. act JUNE 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND uFPIcE.
L.a lg-ar3-- l-...lr- NJ O :


Ia J-an2-. D--.1u. Nav %. IQlo
Notice i hereby given That in con, pIj.
ance with the provisions o; tine &C; OF
IoEsEe>s OF June ). ISIS. entitled IAN
lct i1T the szle O! timber lands in the
States O. tall;J-uiz. Oregon. Nevada
ana Nastlugi1I T-rritcry'' a. extended
to al the Pub.ir Land States by ac, a,
OF angus: : lss2 George Haas
u ImnailA. county OF WaIIowa
e'aIe Of Oregon, has this dav flsd In
tnis Office his sworn statement No. go
ior the purchase Of the ~.
SE'4 Sec. Is in Townshlp No > \
Range No. !, J.. ". NJ. and yiu r,fIa,
proof 10 SHOW that the laird soupf, is
more valuable for IT, timber or s,sn..
than ior agricultural PURPOSES ana n
establish MS claim TO SAID land ba;,rs
). a. Rumble, [. :. Commissioner
at Joseph, Oregon. on EriigT ,bs
2oin dag OF Ju.y, 1902
lie names a. witnesses;
fa'ncs Lotus John /. Weaver. f
3oland Weaver and Richard F. Smith
all OF lmnaha, Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming aIvarsaly 9
The aooye-descEiired lands are rao,,...aS
10 hie their claims in This office on on bs. no.
lore said 25ih day OF July lpO2
Z. W kAErlyyT.
Redlsier.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
Land! Land!! Land!!.

The Bu-,,i-h Ee4, Estate agency
has placed on The market some choice
bargains su real estate. Notice tle-e
l61 acres 90. 6ne bottom iaul WIKI
an abundance @: running wafer WIKI
water rights 60 acres III cultivation
thr fines; alfalfa ~ wheat land, price
$3.50 on ra>y terms.
We only handle property ,l.at WI.
,-il. consequently can quote YOU the
lowest prices on al Glasses o. -ea.
property
Call or O, write the firm iyr further
particulars
The BrELEIGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Enterprise. Oregon.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once a; lie cirande. Oregon.

Land Office q, Ia Crande. Oregon.
lUly. J.. la2.
Notice ! hereby given tiia; -ue follow
iDr-name6 settler has filed notice ut ni>
intention To uaae ina. uruo5 IN sup
l-0-t oi a.s claim, ana tina. said p-nui wilI
ire made before D. ". SneaAau. ar [ ;.
Commissioner at Enterprise. oregon. Of.
September lu. lR2
VIZ H L. 55Sl David L Allen. ni
Enterprise. Oregon, for the w. Sc
eSi Nj x 81. NWls Sc. Il i.
:. 4. - l.. W NJ
h names tile following wi,uesse, io
prove Ilis continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF said land. viz:
Samuel 4 Hart. Ford Hillman. Carrie
q. Ey~' sud Iuin W Allen. al oi
Enterprise. D-eguI.
l. " Bartlett. Register.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
SUMMONS.

i. TIll C.l.---- CON- 1T -EE >-a-I HE
GIr5aS- F1z vauuv, C.-Nvr.
3. L. Lar--E,
P.4i1;5E,
A--zS >Hr-r-SHrl lE,y= 1is-Esl Co.
defendant
Ic-he Allen >l-eep->tszrias Machine
Company y.-iaieuGsni-
Y1 Are hereby required ic sgoe.r
and anss-er the complain. fled a--l. s,
you ~ ,he plaintiff. ~ -ie ah1ve entitled
-1u-f and .zus-. within s.z weeks from
md ate: .l- IN 5ay Of Au-U>,, 1902
;lle same being -i.e dale o: :ne MS; Vun-
.Irasi0n o.. iiIis summons.
Y9u vii take ao:lce ;nat il ,Cu iail =
10 answe- said complaint within saiG
1inls. sou XII. he il deizu.. o. van; o.
answer. and :az plaintiff vii. .4ze iuls-
meur a-ains. ycu io- Tie suT 0i sI-5-2O,
will. inie-es: thereon 81 the -,.,e Of SIX
rer cent T.er aunUm IRON July lS,h. la3.
and isis costs and disbursements. Whicl.
Judgment Vii. also iuciuie ~ order Il
che e-f=c; :ia; :He following describe. d.
personal property. to-Vi,. ie1' amount
Ing % :iie sum o.; ab7u' S245.n) hereto
fore attached and -a-uishet H. the hand,
o. tne ? i. MrCuliy Company. atJlse; E.
Oregon. or - much o; such Viru: - may
~ necessary. se applied IN satisfaction
O: such judgment o. the exc -u,.5E tEa'
may IL issued thereon.
This summons : published in the
WalIovs Ciliti;zin. O; Enterprise urealu
iUr SIX consecutive weeks and ~eye,
issues Thereof. hy oTisr 0; Hon. Eoter
Eakin. Judge oi the 4opye named eou-,
vhiuh o1ds- is made and da.ei 81 Cham
be- q; Union. Oregon, ;he End day @!
4u.Us: lel1
>-rTT I. SENnEEs N.
7. " SHzAEAS.
ATTORNEYS io7 P.4lut.i /.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
HoTlcEFoR FUHL.CATIoN.


land Office .; l. ,r-anie. OREGON.
.-.y- =. l+-.
No-i-a s. hereby given rila- zine to4aUiI- =
uame. settler i.l> ii'eai notice VI ai> luIen-
1lau tv uaEc uua. p-poi II
>l-u-.u-- n. h!~ CIainl. ami rua- said 1-Dn'
vii. IL ueue before l " >Aealll. L :.
IOmus5->.nue- o, Enterprise, Oregon. OF
sep +.r. lr- viz
Il = NJ. -aaS. JOHN 3aEr- ~ Eu,e--
prise. Oregon f-- tAe " NE.+ AZ Z NV
He uau-s the following witnesses Il
u-uve ili> continuous residence. u!-'u and
cultivation ot said land wig
Polk Nay. George C. Russell an.
Daniel " WaruOck all OF Joseph. Oregon.
ana Jo,ce.yn G. Nalhsney. u Inter
prise. Oregon.
E. " Bartlett. hc-lste-.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
Wanted

To lit . iev choice stock ranches
that are ior -, within 1exG iea
days io- colony OF Eastern stock
faen VINO are coming 10 Wallowa
county 10 locate II YOU want 70 sell
tere j. yOur OpT.o-'nrit- Avlly al
fna Bu-.e.gl ae-. Estate Office, Enter
psr-e. Oregon.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
Court Session.

Probate corr; is the sessjor,.,
Monday oi each month.
tcHn'v court meets on the g..
ne>'.Sy IN January, April. Juiv 49,
iemler. -
ClrcDit court convcras ., q.
Monday IN May, and the iO,,,b n
IL October.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
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LAx1 CzT =; is GrAaie, Oregon.
JAY 50. 1872.
No-;-z * hereby gwen JhSt ths follow
s-s-rstlei Se.- e. Hs> fled n0iire o. bis
intention rccomn1ute aldnzke fnzi U-ol-
lr SUPPORT ai tsS claim. @u1 Inst SAN
u-poi M % made -ei--e Jnau 4 Humble
e : Couu.S~ nuer- a, Joseph, Oregon
an September q. 1ati3. vIE:
HI. No- ea5-- John \. Br&n~on oi
Joseph. Oregon. i1- tire E1s NV
- -. So >N 2nt ~ ST.
>ec. -. 7 = T. 40 Z. " y.
He names the following Witnesses il
u-eve lis continuous residence up1n .aa
cultivation li said land VIZ;
Madison J. lsl5v. John " >e1,,.
Frank GoWinc and J1hu Beiins6sid. 81.
u. Joseph. Oregon
Z. v. Barr T--
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07

ENTERPRISE CAvF NJ. 535. ,nectg
regularly oL the Fir,. and Third Mon
day nights @; each month. Transient
Nelghpo-s cordially iuri-ed.
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-08-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LsSD OTFICE At I-atsrsuie 0r--c1.
July 30. lsl-.
Notice is harphv given that fhe following
named settler nas r led notice o: his iu'-.-
tun to commute ant make final pTC1. sn
suprort 81 3D., c.4iul and That said l-e1.
VIII ne made bei0Te Z. II. ,'ae-nsr L..
: Con miS~i1re. ~ Enterprise, Oregon.
on Sep. 10. 1902 VIZ:
H. +. Na ql6a. O-al Reecie-. O.:
E.n,eryriSa. Oregon. ior :he Va. NV
md y. >Wis >ec. 5. 7. !. North 4. ~
T. ". u.
He names tne following Witnesses -
prove his continuous residence upon 4nc
cultivation Of said land. viz;
Lawson be=ciler y. II. Graves. Henry
u. Beecner. ali o: Enterprise. OREGON.
and Jasper J MAID. Of Joseph, Oregon.
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