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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25
PERSONALS.

Among our callers the past week
from out of town were Messrs. May
berry Mckee and R. D. Whiting, of
Berkeley county; R. L. Engle, Of
Bardane; T. o. Link, of Dufhslds /;
and W. M. Demory, from south Of
town.
Mr.. Ralph W. Border, son of DR..
D. W. Border, of Kearneysville, has
gone to Panama. where he has accept.
ed position with the canal commits
sion. He left last week from New
York for the Isthmus.
Mrs Thos. J. Link and Mrs G. w.
Brantner were called to Darkesville
the first of the week by the death of
their aunt, Mrs. Catharine Stump,
who was the last of her generation Of
the Madde1es.
Mrs. @. D. Hutchinson, of Omaha,
Nebraska formerly Miss May Hoff.
man, of Shepherdstown), is here Wis.,
iting her parents. Her many friends
here are glad to see her again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards, OF
Cumberland, and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
s. Myers, of Charles Town, spent last
Sunday in Shepherdstown with the
family of Mr.. W. T. Hoffman.
DR.. and Mra. A. S. Reynolds left
yesterday for Baltimore, and from
there will go to Florida, where they
expect to spend month or two.
We were glad to have call Tues
day from Mr.. E. E. Cooke, of the in.
surance firm of Washington & Alex.
ander, Charles Town.
Miss Lillian Bready, of Harper's
Ferry, spent several days in Shop
herdstown last week as guest of
the Misses Marten.
We were glad to have a call yes
terday from Mr.. Frank Gardner and
his daughter, Miss Mary, of Mill.
vile, this county.
Miss Frances Packet and Miss Ian
Gibson, of Charles Town, spent Sat-
urday in Shepherdstown with Mrs.
Alice Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Lee
left on Monday for Florida, where
they expect to spend the balance Of
the winter.
Mrs. D. w. Border and her little
daughter, Margaret May, are visiting
friends in Washington, Frederick and
Baltimore.
Mrs. Ella McCleary, of Baltimore,
is here to spend couple Of weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Rachel Snyder.
Miss Nellie Burlington has gone to
Sandy Hook, Nd, where she expects
to make her home tor the present.
Miss Lorraine Turner has gone to
Baltimore to spend few weeks with
DR.. and Mrs. Standish McCleary.
Mr.. @. w. Andrews and his mother
and sister are in Charles Town to
spend some weeks.
We were glad to have call Tues
day from Mr.. G. A. Ware, Of the
Halltown vicinity.
Mrs. D. L. Rentoh is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. O. A. Licklider in Balti.
more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25
Killed by the Cars.

hlllCu ny tuS OaiS'
John W. Smallwood. a track-Land
on the B. g. o. Railroad. was struck
by an engine and killed about $50
o'clock yesterday near Bardans, this
county. He was at work on q rail
on the third track at Hobbs's tower,
with a freight train passing at the
time. when an engine that had been
helping another freight train over
the hill came down upon him very
swiftly. The engine was running
backward and it knocked him a great
distance, breaking his arm and leg
and cutting a great cash in his head
besides inficting other injuries. he
was picked up and surgeon at once
sum moned, but the unfortunate man
only survived about an hour and q
half. His body was taken to his
home near by, and undertaken G: W.
Terrell was summoned from Shep-
herdstown to prepare the remains tor
burial. Mr.. Smallwood, who was Az
years old. issurvived by his wife and
four children. His funeral will be
held on Friday, and the remains will
be buried in Elmwood Cemetery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25
Tragedy In MartinSburg.


Pete" Hess, a well-known charac.
ter who for many years lived along
the mountain west OF Martinsburg.
but who recently removed with his
family to that city, shot and uortally
wounded his wife yesterday afternoon
about 2 o'clock, and then turned the
revolver on himself and inflicted
wound from which he did almost In,
stantly. The horrible affair took place
in the apartments which the Hess
family occupied In the rear OF the
second story of the building next to
the city hall, and was witnessed by at
least one of the small children OF the
couple. the first intimatlon OF the
affair came when the woman was seen
staggering down from her room by a
man named Adams, who lives In the
same house. He caught her as she
was falling, and she stammered out
that Pete had shot her. Adams took
her Immediately to the front OF the
building and into the office OF Justice
Felker. States Attorney Noll was
summoned and was IN the act OF TAX
ing her snte-mortem statement when
word came that Hess had shot and
killed himself. The woman was then
removed to the Kings Daughters
Hospital.
When the woman was brought from
the house, covered with blood anu IN
a condition Va collapse, the emergency
alaIm was sounded AT police head
quarters. Officer Heck responded, and
as he mounted the stairs he heard the
report of the revolver, and found Pete
sitting on the side OF the bed with the
smoking gun IN his hand. AS the Of
fcer grasped the weapon and wrench
ed it from his hand, Hess tell over,
gasped and Was dead. He had shot
himself III the right side, the heavy
bullet ploughlng It's way through his
body and piercing the heart.
Inc shooting took place IN Squal'
id bedroom, and followed u long SER
les of quarrels between the couple,
the result OF the woman 8 known H.
hdelltles and the mans jealousy and
drunkenness. The woman Was shot
three times, III the lett arm, lett leg
and LETT side. The latter Is the dan
gerous wound. Hess and his wife did
not 1--we happily together. She Was
frequently seen Ill the company OF
other men, and tor this Hess would
upbrald and beat her. He would get
drunk and threaten TO Kill her, and
1t WAS generally supposed that
tragedy would ultimately result from
their quarrels. Hess recently cold his
place along the mountains, and since
his removal to town he had been ioat-
Ing about and drinking. de had
suit tor divorce pending, but never
pushed it. HIS wife was divorced
from her former husband on d charge
OF adultery, Hess being .named az
correspondent. The dead man Was
aged about 40 years, and the woman
Is about the same age. There ale
several small children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25
Congregational Meeting.

Providence permitting, there will
be a meeting of the congregation OF
Bethesda NJ. E. Church South on
next Tuesday, January 80. at 1.SO
D. m, for the purpose of deciding up
on the improvement Of the church
building. Let the soliciting commit
tee and all others interested in this
matter, be present at this meeting.
D. F. EUTsLER, P. O.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25

A bill has been introduced in the
Maryland Legislature providing that
rail- Dads shall not charge for a mile
age book containing 500 coupons
more than $40 and for one containing
1000 coupons no more than $40.
The mileage books must be kept for
sale at all ticket offices ard may be
used not only by the purchaser, but
any member of his family or any EN-.
ployee. There is to be no time limit
OF these mileage books, but they shall
be good until all the coupons are
used.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25

Heavy rains In Virginia and West
Virginia the first of the week played
havoc with the Norfolk and Western
Railway tracks. There were scores
of washouts between Roanoke and
Blue6eld and in the nelghborhood OF
Marion and Wytheville, and all train
service was stopped.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25

The Stafford Hall farms of the late
Governor Hamilton in Washington
county were sold at public sale on
Tuesday-except the Mansion Hall
farm, which was withdrawn at bid
of S72 an acre. One farm of 162
acres brought 500 an acre. The aver.
age price per sore of the land sold
was $50.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25
TOClear the Decks
FOR OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY.


another
great ri annual stock Taking
in
everything small outlay
you'll
left
We've had
ing S $ without counting the cost
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25
Rheumatism

Is one Of the constitutional
diseases. Il manifests itself
IN local aches and palms,
inflamed joints and stiff
muscles.-but it cannot be
cured by local applications:
Il requires constitutional
treatment acting through
the blood, and the best IS a
course Of the great medicine
Hood'sSarsaparina
which has permanently
cured thousands Of cases.
For testimonials Of remarkable cures
Soud for Book on Rheumatism, No. Z.
G. 1 Hood Co. Lowell. Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25
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the people The efficacy Of s. s. s. been thoroughly ~
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Blood Poison and other troubles
condition Of the blood remedy acts
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daily recommending to Others SINH
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blood troubles
all toncs into the blood and drives
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when this done remain made from roots
healing purifying and building
the delicate tissues OF the as
Arsenic other harmful min.
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and Inherited ordinary Splas and toncs have
remedy with record
proven ability its forty need
write about and let oui
Blood charge TOR either
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-25

The REGISTER sale bills are the
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS NorlcE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Admin
istratrix OF the Estate Of Thomas How
ari, deceased by an order Of the County
Court Of llarney County, Oregon, dated
April 0i 1905, aud has duly qualified
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present
them. With proper vouchers, within elk
months from the date Of this notice,
either to the undersigned at her resi-
dence near nrewsey, or AZ the Office Of
Biggs & Biggs, Burns, Oregon.
Dated April q, 1905
MARrnA J.. llowARD,
Administrative
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OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the County Court Of the State OF Ore
gon for Harney County.
In the matter Of the estate Of Willards
n. Jorgensen, Deceased.
The undersigned executor Of the last
will and testiment Of the above named
decedent having dled his report aud
final account as required by law.
Notice is hereby given to all whom II
may concern that Hon. II. G.. Levens
Judge Of the above entitled court has
appointed Monday the 18th day Of June
1905 at the hour Of l0:30 O'Clock a. 10.
for the hearing Of objections TO such
final account and the settlement thereof
and that this notice be published ia The
Times Herald once a week for succss-
siye weeks. Dated this 18th day Of
May 1905.
w. L. MARsDEN,
Executor.
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DAY. JUNE 3 1905.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
USITED ,I.,I sIATEs 6lasI; IASP .e ogFII.c3E'l I.3l (

Notice Il hereby given thai the following
named settler has nled notice ol bis Intention a
that said proof will be made before X. ~ VIII
kinson, u \, Commissioner, ~ his regular Of
heial place Of business at AcDermiti. Or-F1n,
on Jane N. ls05 viz. FFank sage. Ol Me-
nefmist. OREGON Al n. NJ. alht lakeyie. fcriefl
for the ~ hEll and NJ S"14, see. n, n. Al =.
n. ~ D., " N.
Hc names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous Residence upon aud cultivation
Of said laLd. viz; A. ". Packard, y. q. Nilkin-
son, }. ID. Minor, wm Minor. all Of NeDermitt,
Oregon.
wn. fAEEE. Register.
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II. NJ. Horror. Prop.
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| Supt Gilcrest Of the P. L. S. Co.
is at present in this city.
/ Watch us grow Harvey County
Bank.
! Fred Otley aud wife we're up
/ from Lawen one day this week
Miss Blanch Terrill is suffering
from spotted fever.
Robt. Settlemyre and James
Brandon we're in the city yesterday.
Frank Ellis Is again In the city
after working sometime with the
surveying crew.
Horsemen should see the pedi-
gree of Fillmore Chief the trotting
stallion.
Peter GARNER, the timber cruiser
and real estate man, has been quite
sick the past week confined to his
rooms. He is improving we are
glad to state.
Jason Bennett was in from his
Welcomeville ranch Thursday. He
reports crops looking we'll in his
section and his neighbors are all
happy.
The First National Bank nd this
week contains the fourth and un-
doubtedly one Of the strongest
reasons why National Bank is
best Read H.
o. w. Porter the old time sheep
man Of Eastern Oregon, Is over
from his home at Huntington. Mr.
Porter's health Is still poor, al-
though he looks better than on his
former visits.
A. g. Gotchy returned the first
Of the week from the railroad sur
yey camp where he has been work
ing. He has accepted n position
on Jim Mahon's Cow creek ranch
and has moved out with his family.
You want the best medicines
that can be prepared, regardless Of
cost. Come to the City Drug Store
with your prescriptions and you
will always get it-and the cost
will be reasonable and fair.
The weather has turned quite
warm since the big rains of last
week and Vegetation IL making n
6ne growth. The prospects for
fruit are quite flattering and the
grain crop never looked better at
this time Of the year,
/. l.. Poujade came over from
Cow creek Monday, bringing in
Charley Lamb for medical treat
ment. The young man had the
| utaco.,uoa to ant his laft thumb
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rwtrn srArNs tASp Ogrvr
Burns Oregon, Apfil ft i'W,A
Notiuc is hafcby given that in compliance
viii the prut islnhs ui The net ui congress II
june isls, entitled "An act fof thv sale oi
tiuih laud iu the states Of california. nfr
gnu Nevada. aud washingion rcffiiufi, !" ~
extended tn all The Public laud states hN
ari oi August ispl, Wyicuma n Mglls,
OF Milton. county Ut Rock, State Of Mis
runslu. hna this DAY fiicd IN this Once his
sworn statement No nfi, iof the purchase ui
The sWil Of sccuun Sol In township NJ. y
H. Range SO q D., " ~, aud will Offer rruoi
~ show that the laud sought u more yaluahle
for iis timber aud tone than inf agricultural
pufpuscr aui 90 establish his Claim ~ said
lani before Tho Register aud Receiver of this
oflco NJ hufna otvrnni un Tuesday, the itth
DAY oi June. iHN.
tir nance ns witnesses George ", shaw,
rotpf GARNER, 1cofFe sallshuii ~ uufns, ore
Fou. aud Nafful cecil, 81 Riley, oregon
Anf aud al person claiming adversely the
ahuvedgsrfihed lands are requested % hlo
their claims iu tris onirr ou Or before said
WV fAHaf, Register
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r. r. Sitz and family were up
from Lawen q few days during the
week.
Jim Dalton aud Lon Richardson
are back from a campaign tour Of
the Drewsey and Pine creek sec
tions.
A. y. Hunter left here on the
Prineville stage yesterday enroute
to Bend, where he goes TO look
after the sale Of some timber land
lie will be absent several weeks.
J.F. Klink and Ed Southworth
have been doing general repair
work 10 the telephone lines through
out this county during the past
week or more.
We wish 10 thank our friends for
their kindness in our bereavement
in the loss Of our husband aud
father, respectively.
Mrs. w. w. Johnson and Family.
Geo. Young and son Willie left
yesterday morning for Huntington
where they go on business. They
will bring back freight on their re-
turn.
Fillmore Chief, the handsome
standardized stallion will make
the stand at the fair grounds ia this
city this season. Those interested
should call OH ID. Y. Hawley for
particulars.
Jack Lubbinga "Happy Jack, I"
was here for several days during
the week looking after some legal
matters pertaining TO a. suit for
water. Jack Is an old time resi-.
dent Of tho Pueblo district in this
county. living adjoining neighbors
to the Defenbaughs.
John Vance and / l. Poujade
were 10 the city a day or two con-
ferring with John Gilorest on mat
ters concerning the estate Of the
lat. John Devine. These three
gentlemen were appointed the APP
praisers OF the estate.
Chief Engineer Waggener Of the
railroad survey. and his craftsman.
Mr. Young, expect 10 leave IN n
day or two for Bend in order TO be
nearer the surveying parties. Mr..
Waggener stated this morning that
he had no particular information
for publication, as he had nothing
definite as 10 future movements
other than the general survey. II
is quite probable his office will
again be opened in this city later.
THE CITY DRUG STORE
HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RE
NoVATED AND REMODELED.
and our immenoe new stock has ar
rived, therefore We are better able
to accommodate the public than ev.
or before. No matter what kind oi
drugstore goods you want, this il a
good place 10 buy them. II you
want pure drugs and medicines: II
you want toilet articles and sick
room necessities; If you want per-
fumes; or II you want any Of the
thousand and one different things
carried by frst-elass, up-to date
drugstore, get them Of US aud they
will be good. Every thing is good
in this store. The quality is alwayi
good; our service is always good
We would like TO have your drul
store trade, and will do every thinl
We can TO make you enjoy tradinI
with us. We try never To let Gus
toner go out Of our store dissatis
fed. Our aim is TO please ever
one,
! II. NJ. Horror, Prop.
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A3i Mitchell wagon for sale
Inquire at this Office.
Miss Gussie Robertson is visiting
in our city.
George Cawlfield was up from
Nsrrows yesterday.
Up-to-date Job printing at reason
able prices.
II is never too soon to begin
saying--try our Savings Depart
ment Harney County Bank.
A. |. johnson has been in the
city the post week feeling the poll
tical pulse.
DR.. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Office
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office,
T. J. Shields was over from his
SILVER creek home a few days this
week.
If you wish to he located on
good homestead. see +. VI. Jordan,
the county surveyor.
The Electric Light Co, has trans
ferred the plant to the grist mill
and now use water power.
Those knowing themselves in
debted to J. l.. Sitz are requested to
call at the store at Lawen and set
tie on or before July Let.
Bill Burrow has been sick at bic
home in this city since last Sunday.
Yesterday he was able TO be about
the streets but his step was not 30
sprightly as Of yore and his clothes
don't seem TO fit him.
Having sold the furniture busi-
ness, G. A. Byrd will now turn his
attention to painting AID paper
hanging aud solioits II share Of
your patronage. He will also con-
duct cabinet and repair shop.
The many safeguards we provide
against possible error, supplement
ing the extreme care with which
we always compound prescriptions,
insure the positively accurate
RIGHTNESS of all medicines pre-
pared at Horizons.
The weather has moderated the
past few days and some credit II To
the near approach Of the election.
Things are warming up some polit-
ically aud every man is confident
Of victory-what a difference next
Tuesday when the returns come in.
Sam Mothershead and Joe REQ.
tor returned last Saturday from n
tour Of the southern part Of the
county In the interest Of their can
didaoy for clerk aud judge respee-
lively. Both were well pleased
with tine prospects Of election.
They have gone TO other points.
Mrs Thos. Morrison aud little
son and Miss Alice Morrison have
been over from their Canyon City
home visiting friends. Mrs Nor
rison has gone out TO Metschan
station to visit, Mics Alice remain
ing here the guest Of old time
friends.
Married-John g. Peterman,
postmaster and business man Of
DEMO, and Catheryn Roth Lance
Of Portland, were married at Sacri-
mento. Calf, on April 2S and are
now at home. While in California
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterman visited the
ruins Of San Francisco. Mr.. Peter
man has been in business in this
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r. r. Sitz and family were up
from Lawen q few days during the
week.
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Mrs. c. A Byrd has new com
signment Of millinery, including
hand trimmed hats Sh- also takes
orders Tor tailurmade wear for lad
lee.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Na1 naln,, .'siss arssoa. ,s' asy y. ips.

Hufns. Oregon, Nay n, ipa.
Notice l. hereby ritcn that the iallowiur
named raftlrf has nlrd notice Of hia intsutisu
tn mako nnai nfuui boz suppott of hls clnlWi
nul ihni said pfuuf wlll hr made hrinfe the
uorlsirr aud NrrrlFcf Ht turns, orcrnu. uu
Iait Il iaH. vlri Marshal \ Cartwright. oi
uufus. ore ruu, N. q. No, lu, iut The w
swi sW'. M eee n, @H " -
flo NAMES the following witnesses 70 prove
liz continuous residence upnn nnd ruNn hinN
oi aid land. va, stanton = Tyler, walter
Parker. carey fhufnhufH, Charley y. iathrt
va FAHnE. Register.
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Zeal News.

VIZ ftttt ~ OfSON
xtf. Land is leUet-
he or timber, Home
&hooJ Indemnity
ese,t lands. Ttcrney
3' Eboieration Co.
coplc are constantly COM
okinf for locations.
y bounty Bank is still
,ssloner Best is over from
eek
Huith is up from the
cotion.
eNmnn wae no from the
anoh yesterday.
ats snd general millinery
v on display-Mrs. Robt.
ssr. Jorgensen building.
Jordan Is home from Port
ere he went 10 attend the
n. rand lodge.
i.swIs, the insurance and
kis u0an, Ia over on Silver
snkins was over from the
plant n few days this week
uppI|es and securing come
AInrsjen came home yes
om Bear valley where he
q visitiug since school
cIevengor is still buying
a u paying the highest
pricc. Any report TO the
10 false.
Newman is over from Crone
He ~ accompanied by his
he Misses Mary aud Ada
ylthers aud wife were over
.eIr home near Harvey
y the guests of Mr.. and
bt. Drinkwater.
r Hnwley about Fillmore
he siandardbred trottinp
He will stand this season
ir hounds.
sloe n the Baptist Church
Juus B, Morning Sermon
In us the Hope Of Glory
Sermon; (Which Is Eas'
i are hereby notified TO re-
pm trespassing upon my
Flh Of Burns. | shall pros
v person found trespassinp
Gro. SrAScLrFT.
d friend h. p. Bennett ha'
ls sick the past week suf'
om nonralgia. The brighi
,alher Of yesterday has hat
feet upon his ailment and
bie 10 be out on the streets
b. Cooper, Fitchet and th,
elnbors Of the Oklahomi
homeseekers have gone Il
section to look at land
, making quite a thorough
Llion of the country befor'
larnss Saw Mill, Roy Buo
,prietor, is ready for th'
work Orders of any siz'
illsd at any time, AL
dressed and rough lumbeI
also Shingles Good road
|r prices on large or small
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

tNrFn STATES LkNn orFiCr,
Burus. oregon. April 10, ipoo
Notice IL hereby given that George "
Mealey. OF Lawcn, Orcroo. has filed notice Of
intention 10 make proof on his desert Ian u
claim No Gs, for the NJ NMia. sWiA NMia,
See. ~, n. ~ =, X. AZ n, ". N. before thv Res
istcr and Receiver NJ Burns, oregon, on Thurs
cay. the ith day of June, lg,N.
He natncs the followtng witnesses To pru,e
the rounlcic irrigation aud reclamation Of said
land: Nhipman ~. smith, OF butus, Otcgou,
Frant { Fisfcf, William ". cecil. VI lswCn,
Oregon. Davis \. Turner Ncnstor
Wv. FkHHr. Register