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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
EXCURSION BULLETIN

Denver, Col-Annual meeting Be
nevolent Protective Order of Elks.
Dates of sale July 10Th to 18th, 1906.
Limit August goth, 1906. Round
trip rate 5000 via st. Louis or Chi
cago
Opening Crow Indian Reservation.
Tickets will be sold to Sheridan. Wy
oming, Billings and Miles City, Mon
tana. Dates of sale June 10 to &c in
elusive, 1906. Final limit July 10.
1906. Round trip rate $3.50.
Bowling Green, Ky Kentucky
Educational Association. Dates of
sale June IS and 10, 1906. Limited
to June 30, 1906. Round trip rate
$5.45.
Nashville Tenn.-Speclal excur-
sion leaves s;25 a. m. Sunday. June
"a, 1906, arrives Nashville 2:20 p.
m. same date. Tickets are good re-
turning only on special train leaving
Nashville p. m. Monday. June 25,
1906.
$500 for the round trip.
Fourth OF July Rates-Dates OF
sale July I'd, Sd and ith, 1906. limit.
cd to July sth. 1906, for return.
Tickets can be sold to all stations on
the Illinois Central railroad in Illinois
Indiana and Missouri. to which the
one-way rate is $3.50 or less and to
all points south OF the Ohio river
Also to points on the Y. & NJ. V. r.
r., A. & V. r. r. and V. S, & p. r.
r Round trip rate one and one-third
fares
Washington, ID. c. Round triT
rate s21.5O.
Washington. d. c., Christian Con.
gress-Dates, of sale June 20, July
and 8, 1906; limit July IL. 1906
by deposlting ticket and pay
ing fee of SO cents tickets may
be extended to August If, 1906.
J. r. DONOVAN, Agt. City ONCE
$40 Broadway.
II. NJ. PRATHER, Agt, Union De
pot.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
viii Cooperate With Local Immigra-
ton Commission.

ID. w. Coons secretary of the
Commercial club. has received from
Herman Winters of the immigration
bureau OF the North German Lloyd
steamship company, request for
German pamphlets relative to the in
ducements McCracken county has TO
offer to immigrants. The pamphlets
will he sent to him and they will be
distributed in Europe through the
agents of the company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
Greatest Railroad Project OF Gen.

beginning at the Atlantic ports
of Halifax and st. John. and run
ming across the continent through
the heart of the mineral, forest and
wheat country of Canada, great
new railroad system Is being sur
yeyed, Is in part already building,
with its Pacific terminus at Port
Simpson. The new system is the
Great Trunk Pacific. With main
line 1900 miles In length-easily
the greatest railroad enterprise OF
the twentieth century" says Richard
A. Haste. in Technical World Maya
zine for July.
One of the main branches-al-
ready surveyed - runs northwest
from Hazleton in the Rocky Noun
tains to the city of Dawson, of Klon-
dixie fame, in the Yukon. And OF
this line President Charles NJ. Hays
of the Grand Trunk Pacific says:
speaking of the proposition made
BY syndicate of Russian and Amer
lean capitalists to tunnel Berine
Strait for the use of an intor-conti-
mental line through Alaska and up
per Siberia, our Dawson branch will
form the necessary connecting link.
Doubtless before the middle of the
century is reached. It will be possible
to travel by rail, without change
from New York to Berlin or any
other of the capitals OF continental
Europe. But long before then the
Grand Trunk Pacific will do its work
of opening up the old land of Prince
Rupert to civilization and prosperity
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
NIorr serious Charge.

Charlie Johnson. Charlie Jones and
VIII Roiapd. three negroes arrested
yesterday for stealing Chief OF Police
Jgmcs Collins dinner, will have to
face a more serious charge than petty
larceny. They viii have TO stand trial
for box car breaking. and evidence Is
today being collected against them.
Special OfIicer Dick Tolbort, OF the
Illinois Central. left this morning for
Princeton to investigate confessed
robbery Of box car He goes to Sc
cure the binding links of evidence,
not depending on the confession of
one Of the trio made to him yesterday.
Officer Tolbort "sweated" the ne
groes and one came clean" giving
the officer a history of their travels
and pilferings.
"They refused to say anything at
FIRST, but | finally got Jones 10 talk
ing ard he said they broke into box
car near Princeton" The officer stated.
"The bottom OF the car door was
loose and they priced II open. The
car Is M. 3G0S, and has been sent out
at Princeton. Three pair Of trousers
and three pains of shoes were taken,
the negroes donnins the clothes when
they stole them. They came here on
freight train No. $50. Conductor Ar
nut and F.agman Phelps. and were
put of between Louisville and Prince
ton four times"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
Your Summer Vacation

can be pleasantly spent at waukesha,
Waupaca, Fifield, St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis, Ashland, Superior, Duluth. or at
one of the other 100 resorts reached via
Wisconsin Central railway. Write for
beautifully illustrated Summer Book
which tells you how, when and
where to go. and how much It will
cost. Free on application to James
c. Pond. G.. p. A.. Wisconsin Central
Railway, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
"SIDE SWIPED"
Was Switch Engine by Big One and
Cab Lost.

Engine. No. siS, one of the monster
tyne of locomotives Side swiped'
switch engine, No So, at the water
tank in the shop yards this morning
between ) and q O'Clock. liostler
Robertson was in charge of the yard
engine taking on water. Engineer
Luke Slegel was bringing the big
freighte out of the sand spur when
the brake refused to clamp. The side
of the yard engine cab was torn away
and the air drum demolished. No one
was injured. The freighter was not
damaged.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
In CONSTRUCTIVE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
FOrty-Ninth COnrgess Excel
led, Says President.
Adiourns At Close of Fiscal Year Of
Federal Government After
Long Session.
SOME OF THE LAWS ENACTED

Washington, July Promptly at
10 o'clock Saturday night Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks in the senate and
Speaker Cannon in the house declar-
ed the final adjournment of the first
session of the seth congress. For
the first time in history the govern
ment congress adjourned in the day
which closed on the fiscal year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
JEWELRY

that will charm and delight the
Judge OF fine gems. Rings, Brooch
es, Ornamental Combs, Chains,
Bracelets, etc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
NaytieId Gets building.

Washington. July a. The May
field appropriation was not stricken
from the building bill as some dis
patches Indicated. 1t is in the bill as
passed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
Popular Official Robbed Of His
Smoking Dinner.
Had Invited Commissioner Clark TO
Eat With Him, hut DcIicacics
Are Shy.
THREE NEGROES ARRESTED

Chief of Police James Collins en-
acted Mother Hubbard up-to-dato
Sunday. He did not willingly assume
the role. but had II thrust upon him.
Chief Collins can now appreciate the
deplorable dependence the aged
character of fableology on the reve-
lation OF her poverty after her IA
nous visit to the cupboard.
Chief Collins was Sunday at noon
made the victim of one of the most
audaclous thefts in the history OF To-
cal crime. lie was robbed of his Sun
day dinner. and the theft was proba-
bly, he most complete OF its kind
ever committed in Paducah. Tho
most humlliatlng feature OF the af-
fair was that Chief Collins alone did
not suffer.
He resides at Fifth and Jones
streets and had invited Fire and Po-
lice Commissioner Mann Clark to
dinner. He was at police headquar-
tiers with Commissioner Clark at the
noon hour. A telephone message
from home summoned them to the
rcpast.
Dinner Is on the table and wait
Ing for you" was the message, and
Chief Collins was at home in the
next quarter OF an nour.
with keen anticipatlons the chief
aud his companion entered the gate.
The family was Oh the front porch
waiting for them, Hats were remoy-
Ell and with few prelminarics the
hungry chief and his friend were cs-
corted TO the dining room. When
they entered the table was bare Of
ell ediblcs. Even the dishes were
gone. The first impulse Of the chief
was to laugh at tho joke, but a
glance at his wife's face stayed the
threatened outburst of glee.
Dinner finally was served. but
with some delay. The cook worked
overtime and the whetted hunger
and thirst Of the party was finally
appeased.
Meantime tho police worked and
worked as they never worked be
fore. Thor efforts were rewarded,
and in a short time after the rob
berry three negroes were arrested.
They are Charlie Johnson. Charles
Jones and VIII Roland who claim
Memphis. Tom. as their home. They
all had on new pairs OF shoes and ad-
mltted that hey got the shoes in a
box car above Princeton. KY. but la
ter denied this. Patrolmen Brennan,
Hurley and slngery arrested the
three on the South Side. and some of
the pies were found in possession OF
the prisoners. The plates were also
located.
Nor, serious Charge.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-02
Get Six Months.

Charlie Johnson. Charlie Jones and
viii Holland. charged with stealing
Chief of Po1ce James Collins dinner,
were this morning given six months
each in county jail by County Judge
X. T Mghtfoot.
The way in which the three We're
arrested is amusing. A negro reside
ing near Tenth and Tennessee streets
missed his dinner and was with Pa
trolman Brennan when the three nc
groes were found with a supply Of
pics. The negro could not identify
the pies as his and Patromen Singery
and Harley brought the negroes to
the city hall. where Chief Collins
identified the plates. Chief Collins
had met the negroes soon after they
left his house. but did not recognize
his own pies and plates.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

land and Wales. and II is said that the
famous diva selected this particular spot
for her future residence because of its
loyellness and attractive beauty. and
this, too. after having been shown" the
incest" places In Europe.
The present incumbent of the Lord May
ors chair has most wonderful family
history, especially on the maternal side
OF his house. Besides. his birthplace has
been the scene OF many bloody battles.
fought on one side by that fearless and
unconquerable hero. Owen, Glyndwr, the
last OF the Welsh princes. For sixteen
years Owen baffied the crowned heads OF
England and died recluse In the hills
OF Wales. having given his life and his
all for his home and count rymen.
The Vaughns. OF whom Lord Mayor
Morgan is direct descendant. are known
in Welsh and English history as "Cymrc
Vychan." They played a most important
part in early British history. Sir Roger
Vaughn, slain at the baltic of Eyersham
was the husband OF Gwladys. daughter
of Sir Davyd Gam. the hero OF Agincourt,
during the reign OF Henry "
Interested in Educational Bill.
Mr.. Price is very much interested in
the educational bill now pending In the
British Parliament. He is also anxious
TO know what procedure the royal COM
mission will take with respect 10 "the
church in Wales This commission will
inquire into the origin. nature. amount
and application OF the temporalities. en-
dowments and other properties of the
church OF England in Wales. The sit
tlnes OF the commission. Mr.. Price
thinks, VIII be had In London. Mr.. Price
writes interestingly and entertaiuingly
on both these subjects and has fund OF
anecdotes relating 10 them. His opinion
Is that after the educational bill leaves
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via Orgon Short Line.

Daily. June l to September 15 1906,
from Salt Like City:
Portland or Spokane and return (via
Huntingdon. $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Ogden
and s. P. both ways. $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Port
land one way. S55.50
Los Angeles and return vim Ogden and
s. P. both ways, $4,000.
Los Angeles and return via Portland
one way, S63.50
Proportionately low rates from other
points,
Final return limit OF tickets, October
81.
See agents for further particulars.
City ticket office. 20l Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

deemed sufficiently meritorious TO entitle
him TO the bardio title OF "Bndawyn. ="
something rarely conferred on any but
resident Welshmen. This gave Mr.. Price
great prestige and influence among those
In charge OF the musical festival and IL
was chiefly due to his efforts that Miss
annie Tout attained tho prominence she
did ct this notable oisteddfod.
Since then Mr. Price has met with
numerous literary men. many of whom
have written him letters congratulating
him upon his linguistic abilities. and his
thorough knowledge of English and
Welsh histories.
Entertained by Lord Mayor.
Harry r. Evans. deputy county clerk.
almost u lifelong friend OF Mr. Price, is
in receipt OF neat invitation card sent
to Mr.. Price by The Lord and The Lady
Mayoress" OF London. requesting his
presence at "a convcrsaziono. to be held
at the Mansion house on Monday. the
10th OF July. a. u. 1906
Mr.. Price, IT. appears. has a personal
acquaintance with the Lord Mayor, the
Right Honorable Vaughn Morgan, with
numerous other titles befltting the high
office 10 which he was elected by the peo-
pie of London Town" and this perhaps
accounts for the distinction shown him
AT this gathering the notables OF Eng
land and Wales appear. and there is lit
tie doubt but tho Utahn was on hand
when the roll WAS called.
Hail From Same Village.
His Worship and Mr.. Price hail from
the same little village in Breconshirc
South Wales. said by many tourists to
be the most picturesque spot on earth
Craig Y Nos castle. the home OF Madame
Adelina Patti. is situated In this same
county, or shire. az 1t iB termed in Eng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

that when he made final proof he would
Ret Z certain amount of money for his
claim. He assured him IL was all right.
the witness said. and that when he
proved up the New Zealand company
would pay him for It. He said he told
Nickel that he did not know the dessslp-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22
TOOE[E COUNTY MAN
IS HONORED ABROAD
William c. Price, Well Known
Ranchman, Receives Num-
erous HOnOrs.
is GIVEN THE BARDIC
TITLE OF BALDWIN"
Entertained at Mansion House
by Lord and Lady Mayoress
of London.

william c. Price. the well-known
sheepmau and ranch owner OF ST. John,
Tooele county. now In Wales. has been
made the recipient OF numerous honors
since he left Utah abotu two years ago.
AT the great National Eisteddfod held
in Mountain Ash. South Wales. year
ago, he entered the competitive list OF
literary contributors and his work was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

the House OF Commons. the House OF
Lords Will give II an ant!dote in the
shape OF an amendment that the trainers
OF the Same will scarcely recognize It,
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ton OF the land. but the latter said it
didn't mako any difference. When the
nrst hilng failed TO stand, he said
NisXeIl hilad out another paper for him
and swore him TO it,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22
MAILING DOWN GRAFT
More and Stronger Testimony in Ore
gon Land Fraud Cases.

PORTLAND. Ore. July 21.-To-day's
features OF the land fraud trial OF
Charles Nickel and Martin c. Hoge. was
the testimony of George Inflow. a young
man living eight miles from Ashland. TO
the fact that Nickel knew OF the con-
tract which he signed and talked TO him
about 1t.
Inflow is the first witness TO directly
implicatc Nickel. He testified that the
then United States commissioner talked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

Eat your lunch IN the palm garden
1T the Royal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

Wool Blankets, IN white only.
Reasonable at 'a260 pair S15.75
Wool Blankets. in white only.
Reasonable at $4,000 poir, 900 S0
for pair ...........-....... p%'~|'O
Wool Blankets, IN white only.
Reasonable for $3.50 pair SS75
for pair s.,......-...,....,.
Wool Blankets, in white only.
Reasonable for $500 pair. .S10 r.
for pair s........-...,.e.-..p "
Wool Blankets, in white only,
Reasonable for s17.60 pair, G1O *
Wool Blankets. in white and gray.
Reasonable at $3.50 pair. G5 S0
Tor pair ...-.-.,-.-.'-.' .'.'-".
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

Wash Skirts in denim, mercerized
chambray and linen finished duck;
blue. black with white polka dot,
blue with white polka dot, and blue
mixtures of denim in blue, brown
and gray. s1.5o. .e5 ~
and $500 values for. SCc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-22

Wool Blankets. IN white and gray.
1oe neasSnaAio Ssir ~ at $500 DalF' $7.75
Wool Blankets, IN white and gray
Reasonable at s11.oo pair, ca M
for pair ..,-,,,........s,,.... .YO'oO
Wool Blankets, in white only.
Reasonable at $50 pair, O. TX
for pair .................,,.. Vc't q
Wool Blankets. IN white only.
Reasonable for s5.76 pair, Cd IN
Wool Blankets, IN whito only.
Reasonable ut 75c pair, S0-
for pair Observation-Disclosures. wv
Cotton Blankets, in gray and
white. Reasonable Mt $50 20
pnir, for, pair ,................,Co CoC
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-28
srfMMoNs

In the Justice Court Precinct Of Drew.
sey har1cy County, state oi or, gon
Carl Riley, Notie oard, J. 4. liaker,
Piaiuths We Felix Batkley Defendant.
To Felix Barklcy the above namc,l De.
fendant.
In the name Of the state OF Oregon
lou ore hereby required to appear and
answer the above complaints iiled
against YOU in the above entitled action
within six weeks from the date oi the
first publication q this summons aud
!, ycn iaii TO 60 answer or appear 70,
want thereof; plaintiffs will take judg.
ment against you for ohe sum Of Otesl
Sixiyeigh, dollars end interest thereon at
the rate Of Q er cen, per annum IRON the
let OF Juue 1909 together with attorney
fees and costs aud disbursements Of this
aston being the amount Of the demands
In plain,fIs' complaint herein.
This summons IL published by order
Of W. n. Baker q Justice Of the Peace
for Drewsey precinct, County Of Harvey
State Of Oregon. dated July 10, 1905
which order requires this summons 10
be published In the Times-ilerald a
weekly newspaper, published at Barns,
Oregon oncea week for period Of ak
weeks Tho date Of the fret publication
hereof Is July 18th, 1909.
Carl Riley.
Notie Gard.
J. T.. Baker.
Plaintiffs.
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umhgr land Ace iune 3. is5s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNiTFD FTATEs LAND Orflcr,l
nufns. oregon, June ~, il0i !

Notice IL hefuty sifcu that lu compliance
With the pfuFislana uf iar 80 oi i0nafran vt
June 3, ltis, entitled HAu 80 flf the sale uf
tlmLsr lands in thc -isirs of California uief
ron, Asfada, and Washlng ferfiiOrY,' o.
sKieade,i ~ nil Abe iubiir iand bhies bi as'
have, on lune ni, 80 nlfd Ia ihis once their
ssoTu fiaiFinants, fu.aN'
Edm0nd o. nsunum. oi Heaiilf, touniy of
King, State " Washington, snnfn tlaismrni
hoWs. isi ~ pnfehaso Of 'he s"'s sec o.
as, H.1lt,N
NultnonAh. sat q OREGON, sNofn siaisinsnt
No 80 iof ihe pusclsfs "a The ~ ~ 81 -
fhafles d. fi0ssef. ID faaiils, csuniy ~
kins, stale Oi afiiuffun suoin .iatrnrnt
80 ~, i,,i ~ lgfsAAse ~ ihe AA's nse -
wiilian q. ils om. Of Portland. oguiy ~
Nulin0msh, fiaie uf Ofsgun, heofn statement
10 slo foF ihe p4Ithasf ~ ths VIZ So, M
stit agd sNi IA !, SOC =. q, q y, o. q -
Thai they ain ofsf nfoois ~ shos that lhs
lands sought are nioff valuable fof the timber
Or sloue thereon than iof agfifuitufal i'ufI.oara
aud u establish their elaine 70 said isnds -
foIe The ouniy Cirfk ~ cfpok Douniy, OfeEon,
at his fesu az 0inciai piace ~ business AZ
nneYille. virson. ou rniufdaI The sih aaI "i
sepfembF, lap.
1hey nsG4e - siinefsfs
fTauk HlinFef, Of iife. oregon seth '. VA
CON, VI Nliiiam q, LIse1m and Aaud n, a0oIg.
sud kd@ona . nsnnun, Of rsai'is. "ashins
Any spa an J.sSsaus sl.iminr adversely sny
Of The nioye. 4. srflhcd lands aIf requested ~
nls thelr claims in lhis once 90 ~ iieioTe said
ah day of aePieinbcf, iis,,
w. TasEE. hssislst
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-28
EN-. saITn, SURVEYOR

Vale, Oregon
Receniiy photographer Msiheuf Project
Land. lrrigatioa and General surveying
Water supply aud Stream
Aleasufemsni Dfaiiing
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-28
rimhcr Land Act iune is,s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Nufns. ufesnh June Z. iaoJ
Nuiicr u hereby ri,en that ~ compliance
With the PROVISIONS uf the Hu 1T Cvnafefa oi
tlmisf isuds la 10 states oi a s,f"snis' oresoa
Nevada aud Washington rsffitofY /" - estsnd
81 ~ AL tho Public land Niatas by act II Aus
usi 4 isti Tie following nHmud pUfs0ns have
this day nisd ~ th's onice thvir swofn STATE
HichSfd y N,of.. oi Jefferson. Count, of
NaFlun, state ~ NfrrUn. nWufu aiafpmeut No
80, ioI The punhssr ~ the NJ. 4. NJ fecilon u.
township Y faugo u y, " ".
Marion, siaie ni Ofrrnn, sWofu statement 80
~. inf the purchase ui The Eti. OF sectlnn ~
tosnthip ~ r, fanEe -, y, W.N
!, frvd Miofs, pi luiieffun, County oi Maflon
ior hs parokass % ihs NWi, Nf,s s,s Nwi,
aud -w NM's. ~ sreiiou 2i township q :
ksyle y Aurpeflo of icnenon. coaat, o
80, Toe The pulehass oi the ~. sk,.. HN,
M eai 80 Nv section ~. aunshlp "a :
ns,,is ". chri.iggsge. oi Ieaewon, coun,'
No atl, iof The pult haso ~ ~. OF ~, ni see
tiou 10. nHnship "A 4 range IN. " ".
That lhsf will onof proofs 10 show tha
the lands sought sfo more valuable for th'
timber of stone thereon than fsf asficultnfa
purposcs, and 10 establish ihisf ciaims to sails
land before the County tlsfk ~ tf.ok county
ore ion, ~ bic regular nnluial place ~ busi
ness q inns.i.le, Oregon, on Saturday The iiii
fhey name "a Witnesses
~. losisf Of funsNlllc, olgfuni William
%. christensen, Y. Nyefs. J W faffish shi
n. .. hism, Of Jenefson, ofsFun.
of,ss ssS,s hs 90 ds.spisd ssas az r"ins.ls !,
die ihell claims la this onlrs 90 80 before ih'
~ F,ssr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-28
Timber Land. Act June q. ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
.inrns, oregon, june IA ias

uNttrO 'tArEs lAsn Ofrict,
-hutus, Oregon, June n, ipS
Noiirc II hereby giyen that ia compliance
With the provisions ~ the act Of Cungrcss oi
lane :. iH5s entitled AN act for the sale Of tlm
hef lands ip the states Of california, Oregon.
ed 10 ali the Public land states ~ act Of Aue
usi 4, isg,, the following named persons have
this day hlcd In this once their sworn state.
RoSro q Gocdicw, Of uarney, county Of liar.
ucy, state Of Oregon, sworn statement No N1,
sud swl sFi, " section SO. IS. township NO.
q south. range ~ east W..
LEROY Gunyafd, Of Harney, county ~ Har.
nrY. state pi OREGON, SWofn statement No. A'i.
ior the purchase Of the HfA. NNA, ~ sWi. /.
aud ~. sN',. oi section 10. - township No
Nande hunyard, Of iiarney. county ~ liar
ucy, state Of ofeEon, sworn statement No a,t.
inf the purchase ~ the Nf,l Nwt.. WI Nti.
snd sti. Ntia. " section No ~. township No
. suuih, range No AZ east. ". "
Jesse %. hunyafi. of uarusy, County of ilaf
fof thg puWhasc 81 the sh'., of section SO p
township No y ssuth. range NJ q east, W N.
That hey ulil ofef pfonia 10 show thet The
lauds sought are mofc valuable Tor the tifnhrf oi
stone ihofrnu Than Tor agricultural purposes
snd " establish thcir claims to said lands ~
nufns, oregon, on saturday. the 18th day Of
They uamc as Witnessed
Aluufn kt hlfhardfun, Charles u, Davis
ictse q. huugafd, Leroy hnnyafd aud Nosce
g., 0oodloy, ~ OF hafneyi Oregon,
oi the above described lands are requested I,
Ole their claims ~ this oaicc on of bsfore sais
vs.. F.RaE. Register.