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CATHOLIC CLIB REFJNDING.
Its Debt Reduced TIL II Has Onl, s2sy 900
IN Mortgages Remaining.

Tho Catholic club placed two mortgages
sggregatng s2s5,coo on its clubhouse at
100 Central Park South. Yesterday A
mortgage for 1925 Oo0 was recorded in favor
Of the Bowery Savings Bank and a second
mortgage for 100000 in favor Of the New
York Mortgage and security Company as
trustee Each is for five years and bears
4per cent interest
II was said A. the clubhouse last nigh,
that the mortgages were given a. a result
Of the refunding Of the clubs debt The
debt has been substantially reduced, and
the low rate Of tho now mortgages will
greatly curtail tho fived interest charges.
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TO PREVENT STRIkES.
Plan OF the Employers and Emplo, ees
Union In, cnted by 4. VI. Post.

WASHINGTON. OCT. 23-Thc Washington
Bureau of the Employers and Employees
Union. whose plan for the prevention of
strikes and the future and permanent adj
lu-imcat Of labor questions between opera
tor and workman recently received the in.
dOr>ement Of the Association of American
Advertisers AZ their New York meet ing,
is receiving hundreds Of letters daily from
all Parts of the country and from all classes
of people requesting information regard
ing the scheme. Briefly. the plan is as
follows.
Employers and employees ioin and each
DEPOSIT per cent oi wages in bank or trust
company cach pay day until the total amounts
20 So on the part OF employer for each mem-
tier Of his force and s?5 Oh the part of employee
lris sum l. to be IN Charge OF IA trustee and
held a, a guarantee fund
lh' contract agrees mat employee sell his
labor for ~iN months ~ fixed price and en-
ploN'r agrees to purcna-" same.
EMPLOYEE reserves IN" rIgNt to quit IL sick.
incRpac'tated or III treated. but shall not quit
10 secure higher Wts'-, and >t,il not inter-
fer" in amy manner with any e'uplovee.
plover II unit or lucapahle or in any way
isiaCtory, but shall not discharge TO
secure labor ~ lower price than agreed upon
for the contract pcr.od. and will in no way
interfere with empIoyc" seeking work else
where
Enplovces shall have unrestricted RICH,
10 purclas" thor OWL supplies.
Neither employer nor employee shall bo a
member of any ied"rail on union or agree
men'. witch. BY Coinhiua'lon or otherwise,
socks TO force WI gcs down or UP.
Three months after employc" ceases work
Tor employer, both employer and employee
shall be paid the full amount of the deposit
fund which applies 10 said employee. provided
thar the terms Of the agreement have been
kept In ciS" OF failure 70 keep such agree
ment the party breaking snail forfeit 10 the
other.
The plan Is the invention of c. W. Post
the millionaire health food manufacturer
Of Battle Creek. Mich, whose plan providing
for the adoption of a system Of postal cur
rencv i now under consideration by the
Dn., np,,. n.pa,,,,,p,
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Tiffany & Co.
Rich Plates
Cups and Saucers

Messrs. Tiffany & Cos Pc
terry and Glass department offers
Thu season the largest and most
important collection Of fine platc,.
cups and s.ucers ever brought
to this country.
The display includes examples
in figure decorations by L.
Soon, Siefert and Soustre; Fish
and Game studies by Birbeck,
Wilson and Hancock; Flower
and Fruit designs by Leroy,
Raby and Dewsberry.
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK
Third Floor.
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(OtI. NTRIkE COHESION
WIN Meet In Washington To-day Carroll
ID. Wright TO he Made Iuli Member.

WAsHISGroN, Oct. 23-The commits
sion appointed by President Roosevelt
to examine into and pass upon the qies-
tons involved IN the anthracite coal strike
will meet IN Washington at ~ o'clock to-
morrow morning. Carroll ID. Wright. United
States Commissioner Of Labor. will be
made a member If the commission IN full
standing AZ present he j. the recorder
of the commission and a. such " ouli have
no vote IN the board His place would
therefore be a some what anomalous one.
tn" intention TO appoint Commissioner
Wright regular member of the COM
nissan J. IN accordance with genera !
desire that he bo enabled To exercise the
same functions a. his associates in passing
upon the QUESTIONS involved in the coming
investlGa' ion. II has been urg ii, moreover,
that IA" board, a. al present constituted,
might b" irc,, usrtly d"adloCked on qlIeH-
tions N issue, for only six regular voting
members wcr" appointed Mr. Wright will
be the seventh mernber and will vote with
the Others Tie commits ion feels he need of
his superior I, chllCll knowledge in regard
TO strikes and labor disputes, and it has
been urged III his behalf that no man has
a better working knowledge of the par
ticular matter ahoJ' to be investigated
" is thought that his appointment TO a
full place on the commission Will I've ac-
ceptahe To both sides Of the ~trlk" con-
nOEer>E ana, indeed, ms assurance VIII
probably b" necessary a. "A condition pre-
ceden, 10 his appointment.
When the ComIni-si meets tomorrow
the members viii Immediately call on
President Roosevelt in body and will
receive from him Instructions in regard TO
their Investigation, the scope of which
will bo confined in general way, ~ least &,
TO the propo~l' ion submitted by the coal
opera or. which was the basis for the APP
rpintmen' Of the commission of arbitration
The subsequent Meetings in Washington
will ba held in Commissioner Wright :
Office in the Department of Labor II
is expected hat the invest igation will
last for long time, probably several months.
hut nobody ha- definite knoWledg" on his
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NJ DSON VALLEY II. r. STRTKE
Company May Close the Road for the
Wlnter-strlkrrs Reject Arbitration,

SARATOGA, Oct. % There is no present
prospect of peace between the strikers on
the Hudson Valley Railway and the com.
pany, and the situation has again assumed
threatening attitude, which many fear
may lead to further riotous demon stra
lions The strikers, who first clamored for
arotratlon, have twice rejected propositions
TO lave all questions in dispute settled bv a
board of arhitrators
A. meeting of the railway comnanv's
board of directors in New York CITY 70.
day was submitted he plan unitedlv recon.
mended by President A. B. Colyin and
General Manager b. :. Iosselyn 10 Close
up the road for the fall and winter, running
only enough cars TO maintain the com.
panys charter. In such an event tho
strikers would find themselves locked orr
GLENs FALLS, Oct. 23-J. NJ Sheebar
arbitrator Of the Hudson Valley strikers
gave out ridiculous statement to-day thai
the union hoped the militia would remain Ia
protect their members from the compapy's
importer helP, AZ they ar" frequently in
suited by being called vile names and
threatened by weapons they are permitted
10 carry that the reason they OBJ i.cfed Ia
the list or artit lators selected by the cit zans
was because many of them have already
expressed opinions adverse 10 the s.ri kers
anu many lldl IuDll'lN denounced hem.
that the union has taken definite action
regarding he treatment of President Fiji
gerald by the company and in the future
the company will have to deal with him or
nobody representing the mon
The Rev W. A. Wood. Democratic nomi-
nee for the Assembly in Saratoga county.
was publicly elected last evening from a
meeting of the Citizens Alliance an orpani-
cation just formed for the preservation ~
law and order This was done because Of
the violent position assumed by Wood in
the troubles here. -
The directors of the Hudson Valley Rail-
way met al 81 Nassau street to-day and
passed tho following resolution:
Rssoiroi That the action heretofore taken
ny the president and general manager in
relation TO tn" matters growing OUT Of no
diMCul'ies with our late on plovecs be and i a
hereby approved, and they are hereby arthor,
lZed to operate the cars on the several diyi-
sions OF tho COMPANY by the employment, ~
competent operatives on such terms "a th.v
may deem proper and inst
j. W. Herbert Mayor of Helme,,a
y d., was elected second vice. president
and general manager in place Of
Joseph A. Powers, resigned: Joseph
Kellogg Of Glens Falls was elect ed score
iary and counsel and George n Helme
Of New York director in place Of Thomas
Otonnor, resigned
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AGAINST U.iGE REDICTION.
The AmalEamated Association Refuses to
Accept a tut Of rs Per cnt.

PIrrsBURo, Pa, oct. % The ANAL
gamated Association in convention to-day
voted on tn" proposed IS per cent. cut in
wages on export tin plate. The proposition,
which was made by the American Tin Plate
Company, was voted down. The conven-
ton did not adjourn, however. hut made
suggestion hat the company modify its
request for IA lower wage rate
W, NJ Leeds, the vicc-president. and
other Officers OF IN" company considered
the conventions request tonight They
made decision, which will be- reported
To tho convention tomorrow. The nature
Of this reply was not divulgeJ
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WILL CARRY COtL no THE room.
They Live Too Far Away to Get the 2OO
Tons Offered hN VIZ. NnInG

Since few Of the poor will come for
the POO tons of coal offered free bv Preei-
dent Edward F. { Young of the First
National Bank Of Jersey City, the coal will
be taken To them. City Collector Davis.
who is experimenting the work Of di-tri-
button. says that people in distant parts
Of the city do not like TO carry coal so far
He will station coal wagons on the fol-
lowing street corners al o'clock each
afternoon, beginning to-day: Erie and
Twelfth streets, Henderson and Morgan
streets, Third and Brunswick streets, Nor
ri- and Washington streets
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MOUNT VERNON MILITIA TO Gu
company 4 OF IOnkers May Also he
Ordered TO. Glens Falls,

Mourn VERNON, n Y, Oct. 23-Tbe
me mbers of tho First New York Infantry.
Company B, Of Mount Vernon, have been
ordered to assemble at the armory to-mor-
row morning 20 be in readiness to 60 TO
Albany on Saturday morning for strike
DUTY at Glens Falls. 1t is probable that
Company A OF ionkers, which belongs to
the same regiment, will also be called ont
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Orcgon's Coal Bunkers Get Hot.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. 23.-1h,rn
was narrow escape from fire in one ul
the coal bunkcrs Of the battleship Oregon
on Wednesday morning hundred ur
more tons of coal became heated and 50,
of the thermostatic alarm. An examinatiuu
of the bunker did not show the presenC.
Of fire. but as IA precaution the comparl %
ment was flooded and all possible dangor
thereby averted
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MARRIED.

coppINGToN-sEYMouR BY the Rev. 70 IN
T. Kerr, Mr.. James r Coddlnston and Mss
Marion Elizabeth seymour. both OF In,
beth. y i.
coLE-DiXON ON THURSDAY Oct % iso7, by e..
Rev Julian x Smyth OF the Church OF vs.
New Jerusalem, Emily Caroine. daughter %
Mrs. Emily Dixon. 20 Ashley Trimble Cole
PoTTS-JACQGELIN ON "Wednesday oct. g.
At the home OF the brides parents, 81 Rae
3sth ST. by III. Rev D'. william NJ. GroS>enor
Helen Rgail, daughter OF Mr. and NJ, Jnl'
Jacquclin. 10 Robert Il Potts
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Mary Hartw ell Catherwood m.

CHICAGO, Oct. ?3.-Mary Hartwell Cat
erwood the authorizes, is seriously i'll A.
her home from a.severe attack OF infar
matory rheumatism During the past few.
DAYS the gravity of her condition he
alarmed her friends. She is unable t.
move her limbs. On account of her Hines p.
she has been compelled to abandon for an
indefinite time all her literary work.
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ASSESSMENTS TO 90 on.
Mitchell Orders Them kept u TO support
Wen Out OF Work.

lSDiANAPoLIs. Oct. 23-Ihe tnucd Mine
Workers Jornol the official organ of the
organization. published the following from
President Mitchell to-day:
r,,,. v,,, M Hl.,t'- Pa, Oct; y:
son Bnbt,nG. IndtduIPoiis. Ind -OfFICi,L
NoTtCE. TIE anthracite coal strike has been
settled. Inc questions At issue between
tie OPERATORS and miners will De- submitted
Tor Hd lu-tmont to q mH-siOu select,
by President Roosevelt Many of ~" mines
can not b" oIFrft"d 70 tNsir fun capacity
Immediately, and II viii be- some time he!or.
all -" mon an h." laced ~ work
he" men will have to be cared for until
their places are ready for them. That viii
require "a larg. amount OF money The
members of tie United Min. Workers are
therefore notified that the assessment levied
by ~" sp"clal convention will be continued
until Official notice ha> been issued to dis
cont niue III" same, which Viii likely he on
or about the tr-t of November.
JoHN NIICHELL, Pre-, | VI. W of 4
W. Is. WILSON, S"Crctary-lrea surer.
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Gratis unspsrinVly Whenever they have an
opportunity. seening ly forgetting their own
villn.tability. and that IN political contests
when blows are given blows must be- received
also hy those " 40 give them
THIS u all care TO say tonight on this
matter. IiacH magazine article this subject
may b" CONTINUED IN my next speech
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olympia Held Tor Lack Of Coal.

VI" cruiser Olympia, flagship Of Rear
Admiral Joseph b. Coghlan, is detained
Al the Brooklyn navy yard for coal One
thousand tons were ordered, but shurtag,
al car7 prevents shipment. The Olympia
was TO sail Yesterday.
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Trucsdalc Get, toal: IT,, From Wales

GREENWICH. Conn. oct. 20 A cargo of
500 tons of Welsh coal arrived in New York
TO-DAY Consigned to James Mahrr, a Green
Wich coal dealer Mr., Mahcr has already
disposed of $50 tons of il 10 W n Trmos.
dal", pr"Nid"ut If tho Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western road, and 10 T. {.
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HILL REPLIES TO GOV. 0DELL.
SAYS 60, ERNOR'S EXPLANATION
mrs NOT EXPLAIN.

Repeats the Charge That Gov. Odril u
Int rcsird IN n Firm That Furnishes
supplies 10 state Institutions SHOW =
by Records of the sccrctar, Of state
That lie j. MOI Merely creditor Of
the Firm. hut u Lawful stakeholder
Fresh harErs AGAINST the 60, rrnOr.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-08-13
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE \. rs,s. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.
La Grande, Oregon,


La Grande, Oregon, I
July s. sooa.)
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions Of the act Of congress OF June T. i87s en-
III ed "An act TOR the sale Of timber lands In the
States Of Cali q, MIA. Oregon. Nevada and Washing
ton Territory" as extended to all the Public Land
States by act OF August =. tsos.
HATTIE N. WRIGHT.
OF A,sn. county ot Grant. state Of Oregon. has this
dav filed In this office her sworn statement No. iisl.
tor the purchase OF the sts W "a. sw "a ~.
"a W "a OF section No a. In township No ~
south. range No. IS Ew.M and will otter proof to
show that the lard sought Is more valuable tor Its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes and
TO establish her claim to said land before Charles "
Chance. u s. commits sioner, AT Sumpier, Oregon. on
Monday. the 9th day o, October. 1909.
She names rs Witnesses: Hiram Campbell. Thos,
q. Hobbs, Percy bradshaw. Owen Shepard, all OF
Austin. Oregon.
ANY and ali persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested TO file their claims In
this office before said 9th iay OF October. ioos.
T. W. BARTLETT. Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE J. is,s.-NOTlCE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once. }
GrlNie OfsyOp

United States Land Onice, }
La Granie, Oregon. (
July 5, ioo3.)
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions OF the act OF congress OF June l. 1878,
titled An act for the sale OF timber lands In the
States OF California. Oregon. Nevada. and Washing
ton Territory. as extended TO all the Public Land
States by act Of August !. 1907.
FRANK T.. FENDER,
Of Waitsburg, county Of Walla Walla state ot WASH
inaton. has this day tiled In this office his sworn
statement No. 1880. Tor the purchase ot the WI G
-A.sei-A e "a and n W - ~ Of section No
% In township No. ~ s.. range No IS E.W.M. ana
will offer proof to show that the lani sought Is more
valuable for It's timber stone than for agricultural
purposes and 10 establish his claim to said ,ani be-
tore the Register and Receiver OF this office AT La
Grande. Oregon. on Wednesday. the 9Th iay OF Oc-
toter. 1901
He names as witnesses: William Peterson, Stan
ford D. Stouter. Of Wal'Sturg. Wash; Jthn H. Roi-
dy. William {. Sprout, Of Starbuck, Wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above.
described lands requested TO file their claims In
this Office before said 9Th day Of October. ioos
{. W. BARTLETT. Register.
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TIMBER LAND, ACT ,UNE 3, 1873
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Once.
La Granie. Oregon, June 10. iVos.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions OF the act OF Congress ot June !. 1873.
entitled "An act tor the sale of tnter lands IN the
states OF California. Oregon. Nevada. and Washing
ton Territory. as extended to all the Public Land
States by act oi August =. 1907.
LYDIA A. SIuRGlLL,
II Baker City. County oi Baker. State oi Oregon. has
this day tiled In this office her sworn statement No
1858. Tor the purchase OF the s., nwh e.. sw - Of
section No. ~ In township No. 10 s.. range No. 3,
EWM. and will offer proof to show that the land
sought Is valuable Tor It's timber OF stone than
tor agricultural purposes. and 10 establish her claim
said land before the county clerk Oi Baker county
at Baker City. Oregon on Saturday. the 9th lay OF
September. iVos. .
She names Us witnesses: Van Rensselaer, Mead.
Of Sumpter, Oregon; James Osborr George H. Stur-
gill. all OF Baker Civ. Oregon. AMI Barbara Stur-
gill. Of Sumpter. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described LANDS requested TO file their claims IN
this office on or before said 9th DAY oi September
Ioo7.
z. W. BARTLETT. Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT June !. is7s-NorlCH Tor
PUBLICATION,


United States Land Onice.
La GranJe. Oregon. June 10. ,oos.
Notice Is herch, given tina, In compliance with the
provisions OF the act oi Congress oi June 1873.
rnti,ied "An act Tor the sale oi timber anis In the
states Of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washing.
ton Territory, as extended tn all the public Land
states by act Of August =. ISos.
GEORGE b. STuRGlll.
OF Baker City, County o Baker, State NJ Oregon has
this day tiled In tbs Office his sworn statement No
1850, Tor the purchase ot the ma e.. ne - o
section No. 40 In township No. 10 s.. range No. "
EWM, aud will on,r proot TO show that the land
sought Is more valuable tor It's timber or stone Than
Tor cultural purposes and to establish his claim
To SAID land before the county clerk oi Baker county.
Oregon. on Saturday. the 9th iay ot September Ioo3.
He names as Witnesses: Lydia A, Stufgi, oi Ia
ker City, Oregon; Van kens,el,et Mead. oi Sump.
ter. Oregon: James Osborn and Barbara Siuigill. OF
Sumpter. Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely IL. above
described LANDS requested TO file their claims In
this oifce on OF before saij 9th day ot September.
iooS
4 W. BARTLETT. Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE !. 1853 NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States | and Once
Ia Grandc. Oregon.


July :, tocs.
Notice is hereby given tina, In compliance With the
provisions OF the ac' o congress ~ lunc T. 1873. en-
Titled An act Tor the sale oi timber lands In the
States oi California. Oregon, Nevada. and Washing
ton Territory, as extended io all the Iutlic Land
States ty ac: NJ August =. 1902.
FRANK u, MACKtN.
OF Austin county OF Grant state ct Oregon has this
iay filed In this Office his sworn statement No itso.
tor the purchase OF the Sw i-4nw ~ ana Ms W
- OF section No. ~ and nei.a -. Of section
No " In township No. ~ south. range No. " L. W.
NJ. AMI will offer proof TO show that the land sought
i> more valuable Tor It's timber " stone than tot ag-
tcultu,al purposes and to establish his ella to said
land before Charles u Chance, L. =, ccmm S>iorer.
at Sump,er. Oregon. on Monia,. the o h iav OF Oc-
totrr, ~ ..
Tie names aS Witnesses; CLARK N. bradshaw. OF
Austin, Giant county. Oregon; Frances Tice and
Pear, BRADSHAW. oi Elen>turg. Rit,as county.
Washington. and iercy ". Bradshaw. OF Austin.
Grant county, Oregon.
Anv ani all persons claiming adversely the above
described LANDS are requested to tile their claims In
this office ON OF tc,osc said 9th iay ot O,otcr ioos
=. W RARrLrrr. Register;
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TIMBER LA>p. ACT JUNE !. ,s,s-NorlCn FOR
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.

United States Land Once.
La Granie. Oregon. June .. 1909
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance with the
provisions OF the act OF congress W June l. 1875, en-
titled An act tor the sale OF timber lands In the States
OF California. Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Territory. A. extended 10 all the Public Land States
by act OF August =. 1909.
FRANK L. HOBSON.
OF Sump'er. county OF Baker, state Ut Oregon, has
this iay tlei In this office his sworn sta'emcn, No.
1851, Tor the purchase Of the sw a vi SECTION No. u
IN township No. TO y, range No. \, EWM, and viii
otter proof TO show that the lari sought s more val
liable for Its timber or stone than tor agric ututal
purposes AMI to establish his claim to said Land be-
tore Charles H. Chance, L. :. Commissioner q,
Sumpter. Oregon, on Friday. the s,h lay OF Scrcm.
her, 1907.
He names as Witnesses William L, Calder. Rer-
nari Flynn, Thomas !. Duke. Charles A. Van Duyn.
all OF Sumrter. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described LANDS requested 10 tile their claims in
this ofhce on or before said sth iay OF Sep,em-
Der. ioo7.
Z. W. BAprlHrT. Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JuNH !. ,s,s->oriCH FOR
PUBLICATION.
United States Lana Once.

United States lani Once.
La Granie. Oregon, June y. Ioos.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions Of the act OF Congress Of June !, 1873
entitled "An act Tor the sale Of timber anis In the
States Of California. Oregon. Nevada. AMI Washing
ton Territory" as extended 10 all the Public Land
States by act OF August =. i8os.
THOMAS J. DUKE.
OF Sumpter. county OF Baker. state Of Oregon. has
this day tiled In this Office his sworn statement No
1850. Tor the purchase Of the ot section No az
In township No. TO s.. range No. :, EWM. ani will
offer proof To show that the lani sough, Is vat
liable Tor It's timber stone than tor agricultural
purposes, ani TO establish his clam IL said ari be-
tore Charles ". Chance. u. =. Commit issoncr at
Sumpter Oregon. on Friday. the sih iav oi Sep,em-
her, ioo3.
lie names a. witnesses; William &. Calder. Ber-
nard Flynn. Charles A. Van Duyn, Frank T.. Hohson.
all OF Sumptef. Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the above
lands requested IL tile their claims In this
ohee or before sad ,,h iay OF September. ,oos.
l.. W. BARtltri.
Register