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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-11-10
Arrested for Assault.

E. Mock was arrested this morning
at Omemee charged with assault with
dangerous weapon. He had pre-
liminary hearing this afternoon in
Justice Harrington s court. Mock is
supposed to be one Of the holdup gang
that was doing the stunt at Omemee,
Overly and Willow City couple Of
weeks ago..
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-11-10
TO MAsoNs.

The local lodge A. F. and A. M.
have postponed their big meeting from
Nov. 10 to Nov. II. At this time
grand banquet will be given to which
all Masons are cordially invited.
Work in the third degree will be put
on and general good time is prom
ised.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-11-10

Gillis gave paper on the 'Problems
Of the Parents.
Tho closing event of the afternoon
session was blackboard Illustration
by Mrs. S. P. johnson. The evening
service will be conducted by the Rev.
J. Coutts Addresses will be given
by the Rev. John Orchard and Mrs.
S. P. Johnson. The convention will
be held next year in the month of
June. ........-..
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-11-10
Married..

Married-on Monday. November 9Th,
Mr.. Elmer Erickson and Miss Chris
tina Eklund were united in marriage
by Judge j. H. Kirk in the court room
parlors. They will make their home
in So urls.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-11-10

Everything new IN gents furnish
ings at McBain 8 Maynard ).
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1905-11-10
CONTEST
Will Continue Unchanged
in Amy Way
W E Ar LUCKY
In Securing Mr.. Haskett to Manage the
Big Contest He Had
Started.

The change in the ownership Of the
paper will make no change whatever
in the management Of the piano con-
test. The present owners have been
fortunate enough to secure the SER
vices of Mr.. Haskett as contest editor.
He has successfully launched the con-
test and it will give greater satisfac-
tion, we believe, if he is permitted to
carry out his plans. Therefore we
have induced him to remain in charge
of this department.. His time is taken
up this week in giving attention to
personal affairs but we are assured
that with next weeks issue he will
give attention to the contest depart
ment. The standing Of candidates
for this week is as follows:
Marie Wonos, Bottineau ]. B. 56, $50
Della Carpenti Ter, Antler SO. 395
Emma Douglass. Russell 81, 200
Mollie Stanton, Souris. !. .8. $40
Lulu Crowder Lake Metigoshe 8. 900
Mildred Douglas, Omemee 2, 44O
Alice r. Kolstad, Lansford 900
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31

The bill of Sitz to remit the sum of
$1sl.S7 paid by the Malheur Water
Users association as license tax, and
renting similar tax in other cases,
passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
Stone S Drug Store

does strictly cash business; owes no
one, and no one owes it, carries large
stock; its shelves, counters and show
cases are loaded with drugs, medicines,
notions, toilet articles, wines and
liquors Of all kinds for medical pur-
poses. DIR. Stone is a regular graduate
in medicine and has had many years Of
experience in the practice. Consulta-
tions are free. Prescriptions are free,
and only regular prices for medicine.
DIR. Stone can be found at his drug
store, Salem, Oregon, from 8 in the
morning until at night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31

9 p. m, to consider constitutional con-
vention. 1t was indefinitely postponed.
This defeats a joint convention to
consider the bill. Each house will now
consider the Brownell bill in its sepa-
rate capacity.
Fencing Railroads.
The Richie bill to amend the law re-
lating to fencing right of way of rail
roads was adversely reported, and, ac'
cprding to the rules of the house, in
definitely postponed. Mr.. Richie asked
as matter of personal privilege that
he be allowed to explain the bill. The
law now required the Oregon & Califor'
MIA railroad to fence its tracks in this
state. He wanted the law extended to
all other railroads, on application of
the owners of abutting lands.
More New Bills.
II. b. No. 293 Bingham, of Lane,
charter of Cottage Grove.
II. b. No. 294-By Dobbin, of Wal
Iowa, to prevent spread of noxious
weeds along irrIgating bitches.
H. b. No. 295-By West, of Tilla'
nook, to provide for voting on stock.
II. b. No. 296-By Richie, Of Marion
to prevent sale of cigarettes and tobac
co to minors.
II. B. No. 297-By Sonnemann, to re-
imburse for injuries done in line OF
military duty.
/ II. B. No. cosby Cooper, Of Polk
charter of Toledo.
II. b. No. 299-By Gray, Of Douglas
by request, relating to gambling.
II. b. No. 30O-By Munkers, Of Linn
TO safeguard life and property on the
public roads.
II. b. No. 3Ol-By Muir, of Multno
NAH TO amend code relating to appeals
in criminal actions in justice courts.
To Tax NONRESIDENT Sheep.
Substitute for sitz bill TO tax all
foreign sheep coming through the state
for pasture or range, 10 cents per head
for year, or five cents per head foI
each county where fed, TO be collected
by county stock inspector, with penal
tees for collection, and power to sell
same. After a clear statement of The
provisions by Mr.. Sitz the bill passed
To Amend Registrations.
Riches bill, providing that resident
voters who are registered, shall not b'
required TO register every two years
unless they change their residence.
Smith, of Josephine, opposed the bil
as It made no provision for striking OF
the rolls those who died, and the result
would be padded rolls
Kay and settlemire spoke for th'
bill, and its author asked that it be re
committed to revision Of laws. Mr.. Set
tlemire showed that the present regis
tration tended to keep people from vot
ing. Kay said there was a big ex
pense each year to get voters regis
tered.
Cornett suggested that anyone VIII
failed to vote should be dropped iron
the lists
The bill was not sent to the commit
tee, and on hnal passage was defeated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
ssats-AfternOOn Session.

The senate convened at 2 O'Clock and
was opened with prayer by Rev. Has
lam.
s. j. R. 7-Malarkey. In regard to
freight rates. To resolution commit
tee.
S. G. R. 2I-Booth. In regard 10
health officers. Adopted.
s. C. R. 22-Booth, by request. In re-
CARDS TO building roads by conyiets' To
resolution committee
s. b. Brownell, by request. Tc
establish a laboratory for the study oi
criminal. pauper and defective classes
Indefinitely postponed.
S. B. l22-Nottingham. To amend
section 1928 and S629 Of the code
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31

Kay moved to reconsider, and it was
done, and the bill was sent back to
the committee on elections.
II. b. No. 146-By Cavender, to H.
cense sailor boarding houses, was taken
from the table and referred to the com
mittee on judiciary
All senate bills on the desk were read
and referred to committees.
Adjourned to 9 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
House-Tuesday Morning.

The house opened with prayer by Dr.
Herman.
A message was read from President
Roosevelt regretting that he could not
accent the invitation 70 attend the
Lewis and Clark fair.
The Mayer county attorney bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Also the Dobbin bill for fling chat
tel mortgages.
No Joint Convention.
The committee on resolutions, Kay
chairman, reported adversely on reso-
luton for joint assembly Wednesday at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
SECOND
DISTRICT
JUDGE
Governor to Appoint
One to Assist J. W.
Hamilton
The House Passes Bills Mon.
day Afternoon

The new county has over 5000 popu-
lation, has $4,000 school children, and
over $1,000,000 assessed valuation. 1t
was II years ago that the county was
proposed to be created Hood River is
to be the county seat, and it will have
$40 square miles. 1t was in line with
progressive ideas to create smaller
counties, and Mr.. Jayne presented the
facts in such pleasing manner that
the house passed the bill.
Representatives Capron and Kinney
also made practical, plain spoken
speeches for the creation of small
counties, showing that as rule they
were prosperous, well-managed and
had low tax levies.
Tax Commission Bill.
The Capron bill provides for a COM
mission to get up an assessment and
taxation law and report to the next
Legislature. 1t carries an appropriation
of $1,000.
Kay opposed on the ground of ex-
pense.
Linthicum said the bill provided for
a thorough investigation of the sub
ject of taxation. He cited the work of
the special session as costing the peo-
pie great deal of money on account
of a hastily prepared bill.
Cornett moved to lay on the table
but the house refused.
On final passage the ayes were 36
noes 10, so the bill passed.
Fire Proof Jails.
| The Dobbins bill for fire proof jail'
passed. The father of the bill made
a few plain statements for the bill. L
was necessary at times to have jails
and inmates were entitled to protection
against fire,
A Mining Bill.
The Smith (of Baker, bill to max
more plain the law relating to bOunda
ries and work on mining claims cause'
some discussion. Linthicum said it wa
not necessary in addition to presen
laws. Kay supported it and Burn
spoke against it. Brigham of Lam
asked fair treatment for the bill, AM
it was referred to revision of laws.
| To Enforce Laws.
The Steiner bill creating a specia
fund of $4,000 to enable the governo
to have n resource with which to en-
force laws. Since he spoke last Thurs
day conditions had grown worse
r Horses and other stock had been kille'
5 at wholesale in various parts of tn
state, and he hoped there would not b
i dissenting vote. There was not.
/, Another Circuit Judge.
The Brigham bill to create anothe
i circuit Judge in the second district wa
S ably presented by it's author, an
r passed without a dissenting vote in tn
S house. The district is very large, con
prising six counties. The present judge
M. w. Hamilton, was one of the bes
r in the state, but was one and hal
= wears behind in his work. The govern
or appoints a judge until June, 1906
I. The bill of Sitz to remit the sum o
/, $1sl.S7 paid by the Malheur Waite
Users association as license tax, an
remitting similar tax in other case
passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
PERSONALS

T. G. Deckebach is home from a busi.
ness trip to Portland.
Captain VIM. Miley came up from
Aurora today on business.
Attorney E. r. Bryson, of Corvallis,
is in the city on legal business.
Rev. J. j. Evans has returned from
Scio, where he has been conducting an
evangelistic meeting.
Paul @. Bates, of the firm of McCar-
gar & Bates, prominent Portland in
surance firm, is in the city attending
the legislature.
Portland, where she spent a few days.
Will Crane, of Portland, came up to-
day for a short visit with relatives.
Among the Salem people who re-
turned this morning from Portland
where they went to hear Melba last
night, were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Will
Mrs. c. H. Hinges, Mrs. Ernest Hofer
Miss Beatrice Shelton, Mac Hofer and
Scott Bozorth.
Frank Catlow, of Turner, formerly a
student of the Capital Business Col
lege, has gone to Portland to accept a
position.
Mrs. r. D. Hume, of San Francisco
is in the city, at the Willamette Hotel
with her husband, who is spending
some time in the city.
District Attorney George NJ. Brown
of Roseburg, is in the city on business
R. H. Mitchell, editor of the Houl
ton, Columbia county, Register, is il
the city, watching the workings of the
legislative assembly.
w. p. Swope, editor of the Portland
Sunday Mercury, has returned to thi
city from Olympia, Wash, where HI
has been in attendance upon the Wash
ington legislature.
Judge H. H. Hewitt, of Albany, is il
the city, as a member Of the thirt
house.
Arthur Conklin, editor of the Orego
Mining Journal of Grants Pass, re
turned to that city with his bride las
night.
DR.. j. II. Brooks returned to hi
practice at Silverton yesterday, afte
spending a few days with Mrs. Brook
here.
VIM, Adam came up from POrtlan
Yesterday for visit with his nice
Mrs. w. +. r. Smith.
DIR. and Mrs. A. T. Steiner, of Ros'
Miss Clara Holstrom, one of Salem
efficient nurses, has returned from A
bany, where she was called a few week
ago on professional business.
Sheriff Keeton, of Wheeler count,
returned to Fossil yesterday, afte
spending a few days with his famil
and attending the legislature.
Mrs. j. Kirkland son, of Jefferson,wh
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Buckner, on South Commercial stree
returned home this morning
DIR. j. L. Hill, who has been very i
at hi shome in Albany, for some tim'
has recovered, and is in the city today
giving his regular lecture in the Wi
lamette Medical College.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
Chosen Orator.

Julien Hurley, Of the Oregon Stat
Normal school at Monmouth, has beei
chosen as the representative Of tha
institution to the oratorical contest &
be held at Newberg in March. He wa
the winner of the local contest and 1
considered TO be fine orator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
Forced 70 starre

b. F. Leek, Of Concord, KY, says;
"For 20 years suffered agonies with
sore on my upper lip so painful
sometimes that could not eat. After
vainly trying everything else / cured
ii with Bucklen's Arnica salve." It's
groat for burns, cuts and wounds, At
J. c. Perry's drug store; only 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31
Adulteration goes full

Adulteration goes full
length in spices and Aavoring
extracts-you think it isn't
worth while to cheat in such
trihes-four-ffths of "vanilla" /"
is tonka; costs one or two
cents for "$I-worth h +.
Schillings Best are entirely
pure; at your grocer's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31

burg, have been in the city, visiting
DIR. Steiner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Steiner. They went to Portland yes
terday on a short trip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-31

Mrs. Fred Win, Of Aurora, returne'
home yesterday, after a visit with rel
atives here.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
PARROT Isl MERcENARY 4
Love for Bills Causes Disaster to Gus
TONER, Who Hands One Out x5s.
5ss s5.. Play fully. I.

8 Philade phia. e. Tioga boasts Of one Of
the best educated parrots to be found
in the city Fhe bird !, which is quite
aged, belongs to 5a German clock maker
!at$ Tioga and smedl Hey streets. One Of
Polly weaknesses is her love for
paper money. She, is permitted the
freedom Of the store, but delights in
perching On top Of 9 showcase. When
a Gust enters # the & store Polly
sgreetss him with: b s How do you do?
Got any money Pretty Poll!''
SG George Roberts called at the store
for q clock 1he had left a week ago to
be repaired d He took q dollar bill
from his pock ketbook, and, holding it
in his hand i sail Look, Polly, here's
money. 4 Pretty Poll likes money
was the reply, as the bird made q dive
for! the bill Il S4 5f sS5s D NJ
y Roberts quickly closed his hand over
the note, but the 4 next instant was
dancing about the store with Polly
dangling by her sharp bill from his
index finger. She had @ snapped his
finger with her powerful bill, and held
ON until the clock maker belabored her
with 3 cane, when she N N released her
hold and flew to q rod in the windo
Roberts had his 8blee ding Sfinger ban
daged and left the store determined to
keep shy Of parrots in the future II
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
Timber Land. Act J une s, 1878. Notice for
i: iubl lication.ag United States Land Office, Du-

Timber LAND, Act J une 5, 1878. Office for
Ii b iubl blication United States Land Office, Du-
sluth, MInn j une 2l, 1895. ~ y $.
a Notlcefis hereby given that in compliance
with the provlslons OF the, act of Congress of
June 81 S7s, ent1tled n act for the sale Of
timber lands in the States Of California Oregon
NeVad dA and Was hing tom Territory as exten
oed to- al the r ub tic Land States BY act efS
August 4, lS92. Susie NJ cG inpeso Calr county
of lexande tie of Illinois, has this day filed
IN this flee her sworn ST aten1ent No. Tor
the pure base Of the VIZ INV and NV i.ot
tsNl3 Of sectian sin TOW b 10 N ira ng.
S5t hs I, S il6 proof o-shoW5 hat
land spug Svlua 81 81 lllibeE
or han agric rni.ai II urposes, and
to stab lis h his said nd before he
Register and Receiver this office
on AZ es 16t b ID as5 of OetpDsr
81. A IN So S3
He3lIaDffs ns W illnesses: E55zss#i
rs Ala 81 Nv ssmif of Beaver:
de s. OH q is
u Rossnlal n3Of ID ulu iIlil Il
ia ny and al persons cl aiming dVerselNt he
aBoyet describe land 8 are sleds tfleir
9el aims in this office, on be ga i iot dsy
of 5er,
w i /. q GLKlsS gisler. y
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16


Iimb Land tiee for
ss Publ GATOR, s Jce,
~, Duln Ii. M inn. j
4. H Notice is 81 nce
with the provisions Sof sof songI ess pI
June b. lB7S EMIT led An torS the sale Sof
timber land the states Of l:ornit Oreg
Nevada and shingt tom Terri Or; as extended
pa So
LoAis. state Of MinDesota, has this daY flellin
this icef his sworn statement No 10, 2B4,
for hes purchase Of q, II " z A of
and SCI sof Sell ofs section Isl in TOWNSHIP IA
mort Ram &c 81 and vii PROC Ito
shoW hat the land sou ght is val uubl for
It's Embe tone than for ultnrill purpo-
SEES and 20 estab his elaiI to said land Be-
lore the Registe rat Duluth Mimi:
on Tuesday, spf October l!5 ssj
He names as WI itnesses SS Es sf3s
#s Ohm F:segOg Otto looinquis and ca n6Tew
Il. IN NeWstrom of uluth. Nj nm Alex Smart ot
Gun Flint La ke; Mi 9sSs
Any and all persons Iaiming sady dyersely y&the
above scrihed lands are requested to- file their
claims iIls this Office on or betore said hh day
&of October, 1905. Is 5
ss s45 sssEaS s w 1. f.. sCULKIN, register: &
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
aExPIRATIoN OF REDEMP-
gSaE .fE ON PERIOD IS f.s u 8
STATE; B OFt3 MINNESOTA COUNTY, OF

I'm o. 0lO 1-S
NOTICE. OF xPIRA M or REDEAiP.s
!sa. sG}$ ON PERIOD. II sss3 a9
STATE OF MINNEsoT ia, COUNTY OF
ss Cook Sc S$l$ Xii;
TO IL 5B.a Townsend
s% h. Take notice that the lowing described
piece ~ or parcel 81 OF 1t land situated IN
said Cook COUNTY State 4 Of f$s3 Minnesota,
VIZ :a8 4 $5s
II i'Di township 81 ilSe s. ianse Il east Vas 81
the 9th day N ay, a$. D 1900
sold II for The sum of ii thirteen d ollars
IpI suant Ito N 81 $reaI estate tax Judgment
entered Tin 81 the District. Court IN tss he
Counties of s. Lake and Cook, on the Disc
day OF March 1900, in proceedings TO
enforce $3p paymen I'll Of taxes upon &real
estate which became d linquent s. in and
prior to the year 4 S97 II for said Cook
County ss4 5As That he amount required to
redeem j said $5 lands rom such sale is,
at date hereof, the sum of one thirty
dollars and seventy two cents In addlI the
amount above stated as necessary TO redeem
from said sale the costs Ito accrue upon
this notice and SUI eh 5intere g may accrue
from and aft fterRt Ills date must 3ba aid IS and
the time within ich said S1 nds. can be
redeemed from said sale WI ~ expire sixty
days after he II service sOf sFs this no tice
and proof hereof has been fled In !th
flee the 1ook q ''s
Witness d my ana of ial seal this
,24th day Of August s95 O.
Seal II 81 .ls,l,e M s1sS &
County Aud itors
CookE County.t Mi riBesoIta; Is "
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16

NO. 5S0 5Ssai III 1-2
NOTICE II oFs EXPIRATION OF RE-
s3$ Es55l PTIDN PERIOD: ss
6 ~ 81 Min NESOIA, COUNTY;
s. z # s$s 81 !, 81
To j ohm II gei iuireS 3z # h II i5.. f}
80 s. I notiee g ha the following
! ia said Cook
Oh III 3x 5sst "a Je of Minnesy la
Ielas 81, u IS toWnshlps Is
llges3 east was u a the 9th day of N AL. 1910
for the one dollar and fors
lulsi1 real estate tag
s an 1er q H in. he District Court ins
day "a i9 90; in proceedi Is.
estate which became delin nquent in ana
County 1Iha he amount 81 SIS required tos
redeem said lands from such sssss 10 ~
uate hereof, the sum 81 teA AM,
nine CENTS ilI &. .9s u nd itlOn t,lf ihuE
amount q aboVe stated as necessary to- redeem
iron sssa id sale the costs to 8 accrue up6n
this notice and such interest as may accrue
81 rom and after this date must be i; and
sthe time itliin ~ Ii ich said lands can bas
redeemed from sa id B sale vii expire sixty
vs. after the service .of 81 tiiiS notice
and proof thereof has fbeen hIed III the aof.
flee he GouIlt of said Cook,
~ and ofseial5 seal sthis
d T'$ ounty Auditor.
Cooke County, Minn0SOta.y
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16

.3s No 5S2 it5 sa.s. 81 81. 55j3:s + 5555S 9-2a
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMP-
TIoN PERIOD. s355..5
Cooks. ~ p s$s33s s3
Tow u Van Dyke: IS 55$1 ... Il.
s5S& 5&s Take notice that the following described
piece or parcel sof land, situated In
said Cook County, State of Minnesota,
viz & 7 5Et IN ssss5
! aSNEA of section 80 in township 62, range ;east
was on the 9th day OF May, a. D.. 1870, sold
for the sum OF seventeen dollars and fifty cents
pursuant to a real estate tax Judgment
entered in the District Court In the.
Counties of Lake and Cook, on the 21st
day of / March, 1900, in proceedings to
enforce payment of taxes upon real
estate which became delinquent In II and
prior to the year S97 for said Cook
County. Is That the amount required to
redeem said lands from such sale Is,
! at date hereof, 4: the sn m of two hundred ono
dollars and sixty one cents. Is In addition to the
amount above stated as necessary to redeem
from said ale the costs to- accrue upon.
this notice and such interest as may accrue
from and after this date must be paid and
the time within which said lands can sbes
redeemed from said sale will expire sixty
days & after tha1 b service Of this notice
and proof thereof has been filed in the Of
flee Of the County Auditor Of said Cook
County. s3s a d s; #
& Witness ny hand and official seal this
ssssz 81 Fl. i CARTER,
!. (Seal :ss s 81 s County Auditor,
F &$ ;s#$S Cook County, Minnes0ta.
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16


1878 s
NOTICE O or FExPIHATION# OF .lsT
4 Ssa M SssSsDENPTIONP PERIO ID. sg} s
STATE 4 Oh sM MIN INSiSsO o IA GO OUNTY ssO OE5
TO Cora C Presnell
kes notice at| the follow described
piece or parcel OF i, land, a situated in.
said Cook County. State # of3ss Mime nesota,
8l . of section 32 in townshi 3 65 north of
range2 eastSWasso the 9ul of .. II
lsolufor the sum OF eleven ars and hf ty cents
pursuant to 2 real estate tax 6ij Judgment
entered in the IS Dist ficts COURT i1i8 the
Counties of Lake and Il Cook, 81 on the Dist
day; OF March, u 1900, In .$sp sprocee edings n tos
enforce paymen nts OF 4 taxes HE ION h real
estate sWhieh n became sde elinquenE Id 4. and:
prior to the year sS1 So for said Cook
Count That the h amount tSs5f required to
redeem said lands II from Ssucll NS sale Isl
at date ID of lars
and tWelVe9 cents In & diIipn to U the
amount above stated as necessary to redeem
from said sale the costs ito accrue 4 upon
this MOTTO and such Interest as may accrue
from Sand after Il his ate mus ts be paid !; and
che time within ssWh CHI said lands can be
redeemed from 50 ss sale wi III expire sixty
days fter .sS the service OF 81 notice
and proof thereof has BEEN filed IN the Sof.
flee of the county lditor Of said Cook X
County .&ss 5sS 3sSs SS
itness ands B and soficiaI sea this
9th day 81 August p u Sa 3A
$s3*S S 5GARTER,
(SeaD 81 County Aud ditor,, 81 II S#l
county MIN nesota Ss ss
The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16
Timber Land, Act.Ius 81 1S7B Notice for Pub
nitssf es I1and Once DDIpILs

Timber Land ,Act.I Iu:le 87B g. Notice for Pub
Iieati litesf tes I4and Ofhce. D1ipIb
is heTsby taI tpmpli stsfee WI
DC ress o1 ,s
en- iIled fQr The 90 le of ttM ter
in the States OregQn. Ne.s
vada FasIliig q xtended
Public Land lbs act ofsAuGult
JohnsY w Benn 81 count of Taylof;s
s, has FLED
sOficeH smenJs IN
af s. neS14 and
lW1 gs aectIOns 2Os
ship 4E w and vii d
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