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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

to England. That's my plan, Arthur.
Time win prove whether it clever or
Arthur Kenyon listened as one lis
tens to the tale Of an eastern romance.
Gavin had told him the whole story
Bucharest it seemed SO much easier to
comprehend, amid people careless Of
life and little unacquainted with death.
All the gauds OF passion, of love and
hatred were known to this mean city.
Here, at least, it did not appear diff
cult to understand how Count Odin,
tory Of Robert Forester s youth and Of
his present wealth, had set out for
England determined to profit by his
knowledge.
ssWe have no color in our roguery
in London Arthur said presently.
cit 3 all Just one drab tint-the same
COLOR as the yellow press that delights
in it: Here one begins to understand
ty plucky chap, Gavin, or you would
not take it so easily
"Not for woman Is sake, Arthur"
cob, well, 1 suppose if one is sufh-
GENTLY in love, one would hack at Ger
fettered. Here in Bucharest begin
to wonder whether I shall die for the
charming Lucy or the equally beauti-
full Lucinda. You have no doubts Ny
dear fellow, m afraid you're in
deadly earnest. -
"So much in earnest, Arthur, that if
I cannot 90 back to make Evelyn my
wife, will never 20 back at al"
+" Eros living in dirty Rumanian
hotel on ancient meats! No, by all
the gods. But, tell me, does your
friend Chesney think you are unwise
to go to Oknaf"
t'He says am mad. I told him as
much as /! had the right to tell: Odin,
the son, is swindler; but his Gypsy
friends are honest They believe that
an Englishman shut up one Of their
heroes for twenty years; and if they
can find the man who did it, they will
kill him. There's the count IS chance.
I am going one better by offering to
take his father to England to meet the
man who wronged him and say that
the vendetta is at an end. A mad
scheme Yes. Well, possibly, mad
schemes are better than the others
sometimes, and this may be the par
ticular instance. I will tell you when
we get to Okna, If ever we get there
stThen you are plainly not an optf
mist"
"Hush- there's your old friend. the
cellist, going home, it appears. A gip-
sy to the finger tips, Arthur. Let us
talk Of the weatheri'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
CHAPTER XIV.
The Price Of Wisdom

An eastern sun, monstrous and moi
ten and blinking tears OF fire, dwelt
an instant in the west ere it
sank beneath the rim of the
river Danube. Instantly, as tho
by wizard enchantment, the heat
spell passed from the face of the with
cred land and the sweetness of the
night came down. All the woods were
alive now, as tho the voice of Even
had hidden them rejoice. Birds az
Peared, fitting from the swaying
Springs dubbed over as tho rejoicing
that their enemy slept. Life that had
been dormant but ten minutes ago an
swered to the reveille of twilight and
added note musical to the song. Men
breathed a full breath of the soft
breezes and said that it was good to
live. The very landscape, revealing
new beauties in the mellow light, might
have been sensible of the hour and its
meaning.
It was the evening Of the second day
after Gavin Ord and his friend Arthur
Kenyon had dined together in the Hotel
Moskow at Bucharest. A railway and
twelve hours abuse Of its hardness
had carried them stage upon this
mules, in whose eyes the negative viz
tues might be read. brought them to
tho foot Of the mountains and left
them there to camp with what luxury
they might. Attended bya sleek Turk
they. had discovered in the capital,
their escort boosted no less than four
heroes Of the ine-for this had been
Cecil Chesny's unalterable determine
ton, that they should not go to the
mountains alone.
"It's a FOOLS errand and may be
dangerous, said he; these soldiers
are thieves, but they will see that no
one else robs you. will ask the min
istry to pick out as good specimens as
he can. Don't complain when you
see them. They are much less harmless
4 than they look. -
Gavin did not like the business at
all, but as Chesny s goodwill was nee
esssary to the expedition, ne put UP
with it, and the four shabby soldiers
accompanied him from Bucharest. They
were il-mannered fellows enough, raw
boned, high-cheeked sallow-faced ruff
fans, whose sparadise enow' could be
found wherever good comely, plump
girls and bad tobacco might be found
Their energy at mealtimes became tru-
:; " prodigious. They were as ravenous
wolves, seeking what they might de-
vour; and, as Arthur Kenyon remarked.
they would have eaten his boots if he
had taken them off.
Now, this pretty company, English
men, Rumanians, a Greek and Turk,
encamped in the woods together upon
the evening of the second day, and
found what comfort they could beneath
the sheltering leaves of q spacious
beech. It bad been Gavin q intention
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-26
BOOK III. III.
THE LIGHT.
CHAPTER XIII.
Bucharest.

In America, my dear Gavin, they
would certainly name you for a very
prince Of hustlers. =
The speaker, q lad Of ~ years of
age, leaned back indolently IN his chair
and slipped 8 tiny cup of Turkish cot
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

GENTS

H.&T. c. EXCURSIONS.
Dallas acct. Presbyterian Synod
sell sept. 20 and morning q.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
FIFTY.oNE DROWN.

Several Towns In Mexico Also Have
Been Destroyed.
Fl PAso. Sept ia Herald dis
patch from GuadalajaPa states that
the correspondent Of the Jalisco Times
at Mazatlan has wired his paper a.
follows:
"Fifty-one persons were drowned In
the recent floods In Santiago. IIcuint.
ka and the adjacent districts In the
territory OF Tepicu. The bodies. II Is
stated. were taken from the river. II
II reported that 500 people are home
less. Widespread damage has result
cd from the inundation Of Sinaloa- Sew
eral river towns have been partially
destroyed and crops In many sections
ruined"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

This bank with ample Capital and large Surplus and
Profits is prepared for the business OF the eommu-
nifty upon the most favorable terms Courtesy and prompt
ness guaranteed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
DISTRICT COURT.
.J. S. Foster, cOlOred, charged
with burglary, was acquitted.

81. 5. Foster, eoloTed' charged
with burglary, was acquitted.
Hampton Farmer, cole d {,
charged with assault to murder,
was tried yesterday and the case
went to the jury late in the after
neon. A verdict Of not guilty Of
assault to murder, but guilty Of
aggravated assault, and assessing
fine of 500 and costs, was re-
turned.
Will Kurney, charged with muir
der was arrsigned for trial and the
attorney for the defense made a
motion for a continuance. Mo-
ton overruled and jury empan.
eled.
The Crouch cases were continued.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

Found-Near courthouse a pack
age containing two hats, one boys
and one girls. owner can have
same by applying at this Office and
paying TOR this notice. d2i6-wbO
Ed KiAm has just sent me = beau
tiful line OF high class waists aud
coat suits. Come and see them
whether you want TO buy or not.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence. u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
PATHETIC CASE.

Little Girl Survived For . Time Then
sueeumbed to Mslady.
Sherman. Sept IA pathetic case
Of suspended animation. believed 70 be
death. followed by Joy al seeing the
loved one revive and apparently gain
strength. 10 collapse again and die
within q few hours occurred az the
home OK Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Carothers,
North Maxey street. Tuesday morning.
The patient was a bright little girl and
the malady was diphtheria
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
WRECK ON FRISCO.

Engineer Palmer Is Dead and Also
Fireman kvnr.
Guthrie, Sept. ia nOrthbound St
Louis and San Francisco railway
freight train went through a bridge
on the South Canadian river near
Carleton. Okla, Tuesday morning. The
engineer, Paul Palmer. is dead. and
Brakeman Priest is missing. The body
- tFsEaR Kupz OF Blackwell, Okla.
- LEI the engine which. with
IS pinned u 'es Rapidly rising
Tour cars 70 'H -,sr-t.
stream. -,
report that a mans body can be seen
on a small island near the bridge -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

Bryan is about to realize !he
sensation Of success in her efforts
to land the trolley proposition.
They were offered another deal
which required the raising of sl5,-
600, and yesterday the committee
only needed some three thousand
dollars to complete the required
amount. II don't seem to take
the citizens Of Bryan very long to
grasp an opening. -Navasota Elk
aminer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
ASSAULTED BY NEGRO.

scoundrel Failed In His DlabolIeal In
tentlon and Escaped.
Baton Rouge. Sept l9.-As Mrs
Frank L. Howell was preparing TO re-
tire Tuesday night she heard a noise
In the bathroom and went TO investl-
gate There was found a negro who
tried TO pull her into the room. but
she fought desperately. She was bad.
ly used. and her night robe was torn
from her. Her little son screamed for
help. and as scpn as the news Of the
attempted assault was known on the
streets a local company OF militia was
called out and the whole square sur
rounded. Tho negro escaped. A Few
razor was found In tire bathroom.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
HUNTER & CHATHAM
Mems Furnishers
REBELS ATTACKED.
Lost only one Man Killed. While Gov
eminent Had Elah,een KILLED.

Loot Only one Man Killed. While Gov
srnmen; Had Eighteen killed.
Havana. Sept l9.-Alfredo ZAyas.
president Of the Liberal party. informs
the Associated Press that Colonel Az.
alos, with 200 mounted men. attacked
a rebel force under Pine Guerra near
Los Palaeeios In Pinar de Rio province.
The rebels had one man killed and two
wounded. The government soldiers
had eighteen killed and thirty wound.
ed.
A second attack was about 20 begin
when Guerra's brother. In the capacity
OF peacemaker. arrived from Havana
and urged an armistice. which was
speedily granted
The government has no news Of this
engagement
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Advertised Sept. II, 1906.

Advertised sept. IL, lsUo.
LADIES
Boyd, Miss Julia Cotter Josephine
King, Mrs. Lucy Parker, Mrs. Alice
Porter, Rosie Rhodes. Georgia
sparrow, Mrs. l., Smith, Mrs. Will
Thomas, Mrs. ~ Thomas, Mrs. n.
-~-s. Nrs, II, Williams, Mrs. NJ.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

{. w. CRENSHAW, Assistant Cashier
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20

C. S. PARKER, President
6 y AsTIN. yice.Pres. ED. S. DERDEN,
Al REPT w WlLKERSON Asst Cashier
Cashier
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-09-20
ELECT OFFICERS.

z. s. Conway Of Chicago 10 Chosen
Grand Sire.
Toronto. Sept ls.-The sovereign
grand lodge Of Odd Fellows elected the
following officers:
Grand sire-E. s. Conway, Chicago.
Deputy Grand sire-John L. Nolen.
Nashville.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-12
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

We, the undersigned legal voters OF
Pueblo Precinct, Harney county, state
Of Oregon, respectfully petition the Hon.
County Court OF Harney county state OF
Oregon, to grant license TO J. c. Peter
man 10 sell Spirituous Malt and Ninous
Liquors in less quantities than one gall
lon in Pueblo precinct Harney County,
state OF Oregon, for the Period Of six
months, as In duty bound we will ever
pray.
Names Names
r b Hin Adam Adrian
r Gillian Frank Adrian
NJ. J o'Connor l.. G Peterman
James Cook A DEMO
John W. Geary John Traverse
Edw Catlow CIV. Garfield
J Lubblnsa Joseph Catlow
q II Rose Fred L Allen
@. W. Fields Fred Holloway
V DefIenbaugh Ernest Holloway.
Notice is hereby given that on Satur-
day the End dayof June, 1906 the under
signed will apply 10 the County Court
Of the State Of Oregon for Harney coun-
", for the license mentioned In the fore
going petition.
&c. PETERMAN.
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AnMINlsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

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 Couniy
Court Of liarney County. Oregon, dated
April 2L 1905, and has duly qualified.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to prescu,
them, with proper vouchers, within six
months from the date Of this notice,
either to the undersigned at her resi-
dence near nrevsey, or at the Office of
Riggs y Biggs, Burne, Oregon.
Dated April q, 1906
MAWuN J. iIowARp,
Administratrix.
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Timber Land. Act June s, lsIs.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
hume Oreson. March Z. ~


Notice Il hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of tonsfess oi
June 3, ISIS. entitled "An act for the sale OF
timber lands iu the states Oi Caliiornia, ore
gOn, Nevada, aud Washington lerritoIy," a.
extended 10 all the Public Land states BY set
OF August 4, is92, Lulu Elaine Benedict, Of ho-
quiaul, county Of Chehalia state oi W Washington,
has this day died 10 this once her sworn state
ment No. 40, fOr the purchase oi the "a nNiS
~ NWl<, sec. 4, Z. ~ q, X. n and ~ hN
u Of section No. ~ ln foNnshig No. n =,
Range No. ~ A.. W. n, and will 0hcf pfooi 20
show that the land sOuEht Il more Vaiaable iof
lts timber OF stone than for agricultural puf
yOscs, aud W estabiinh her claim q taid land
before the Register aud ReCeiSeTol this once
~ burns, Oregon, on Tuesday the l'ih aay OF
May, 100.
she names a. witnesses; Jas. n, benedict Of
HOqu Washington, kOM, J, Williams OF
Riley, oregon, Geo. W. shaw and Peter GARNER
Of burma, Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 70 ne lhelf
claims IN this once on or before said isih day
Of May, 1905.
M. FAEEE. Register.
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Timber Land. Act June 4, is7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICk,
Burns, Oregon. February -. ispi


Notice 10 hereby given that In comnl liancc
with the provisions ef the act ~ con css ~
June 81 iffh, entitled An act Tor thrNrle of
timber lands IA the states of tnliiufula, oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory" ~ extend
cd 10 all the Public Land states hy act Of Aus
uHt a. is92 Chase A t.o0fbOiO, Of NcN Auburn,
county Of Chippewa. state Of Wisconsin. hna
this day nlcd Ia this ofice his sworn statement
No ~ for the purchase Of the ~ rt's. rt's
~ a, See, ., AIi. hMl4, Of section No, =. Ia
Township No. - 4 Range No. n ~, W, NJ, and
viii Offer proof 10 show That the land sought is
more valuable for lie timber of stone than iof
agricultural puflsoaeei anu " establish hls claim
10 said land before the irFlatef and krceiNel
Of this once at burns. Oregon, 0n Tuesday the
sth day Oi May, isot.
He names ss witnesses. George " shaw,
aud Peter GARNER, Of hurnt, oregon, Robert J.
Williams, Of Riley Oregon, sadie 4. Ring. Of
hAker city, Oregon,
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
aboFe-dcsoribed lands are requested to nlc theiI
elaiml In thisiofiee on or before said sih DAY Of
May, iyOS,
MA. fAREE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND oFftCE,l
Burns oregon. May =, ipe' 4
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has flcd notice Of his Intention
10 make final proof IN support 81 his ciaim, and
that said proof will he made before X. ". VII.
kinaon, q \. Commissioner, at his regular OF
on June IA tpOg, via. Frank N Hagc, of Nc
Dcrmitt, Oregon n. X, No,.alst tiakcvlewpcricsl
ior the NJ NEi4 and ~ NV, Soc. n, 7. ~ T.,
". ~ E., W. NJ.
IIo names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon aud CULTIVATION
uf said land, via A. W, Packard, v, e, Miklns
oregon.
wn. FAHHE, Register.
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Timbor Land Act, June a. ISIS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNirEp STATES LANp Owes
nurn9, Orvrou. April -, 100.

nNfrTn STATES LAND OrrtCf
Burns, oregon. April =, ipoHN
Notice IL hereby given that IN compliance
witt the provisions oi the Hrt OF Congress uf
June 81 is5s, entitled IAN act for the sale Of
u o. hef land In the states OF California, ore
gon, Nevada. aud Washington Territory" a.
extended to all the Public Land Stairs hi
act OF August isp2, Welcome =. N.lls'
cousin, has this day fiicd in this once his
sworn statement No 10. Tot the purchase ci
the swi. OF section No u Ia Township No, ~
A., Range 80, "a r., W. a., and viii onef proof
10 show that the land sought u morc valuable
for ~ timber aud stone than for agricultural
purposes, aud 20 establish his claim 90 said
laud before the Register aud Receiver OF this
ofiice ~ Burns, oregon, on Tuesday. the 18Th
day 81 June, iNoJ,
nc names ~ witnesses George ". shaw
Peter Garner. George salisbury oi Burns, ofr
Eun, and Carol Cecil, Of Riley. oregon
Anv aud all persons claiming adversely the
above.despri bed lands arr requested % hlr
their claims IN this ofiicc ON or before said
sth day Of June, iyoJ
W. fAHnT, Register.
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For Sale--A Clydesdala stallion.
8 years old weight 1900 rs; &C.
ciima,ed 10 this ccun,ry aud u
good foal ge,ter, Address this
office.
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Joe Smith is here from the lzee
country.
Paul Blume is down from his
mountain home.
An almost new go-cart for sale.
Inquire at this Office.
Miss Gertrude Barnes is reported
sick from scarlet fever.
Sam Nickel and wife we're over
from Harney one day this week.
Horsemen should see the pedi-
gree Of Fillmore Chief the trotting
stallion.
Court Stenographer Coleman was
a passenger in on the Canyon stage
Yesterday evening.
The Woodmen Of the World will
give a dance at Looher's hall in
this city on Friday, June ].
A checking account with the
Harney County Bank means, al;
ways the right change and a re-
ciept for each payment.
James Dalton aud A. X. Richard.
son candidates for treasurer and
sheriff, respectively, took their de-
parture Monday for a tour Of the
southern portion Of the county.
The Public schools Of this city
will close next week. All the
teachers with the exception Of Prof
Bartlett and Miss Harkey have
signed the contract for next year.
Billy Barrows has sod his bust.
ness in John Day and will again
take up his residence here He
came over as far as Metohan's yea
tesday but stopped few days TO
fish.
Fillmore Chief, the handsome
standardized stallion will make
the stand at the fair grounds Ia this
city this seoson. Those interested
should cali on ID. +. Hawley Tor
particulars.
John 7 Ware n former resident
OF this county arrived here this
week from his home in Idaho. He
was accompanied by his brother d.
g. Ware. John viii! be- in this sec
ton for some time as they aro sell
ing II new patent wire stretcher.
Rev. II. T.. Garter. n Methodist
minister, was in the cit, Thursday.
having came over from Harvey in
company with Theo. Coleman.
Rev. Carter has located in Harvey
for the present in his religious
work, hut his field covers Harney
county,
Thos Hutton Of Egli, II, ID. Bak'
or and w. Burgett Of Riley, are In
Lakeview this week. The gentle
men are horseraisers of Harvey
and Northern Lake counties, and
came to investigate the case pend
against VIM. Einyard for horse
stealing. as some Of the animals
are supposed TO be from their range,
-Lakeview Examiner.
Chef Engineer Waggener Of the
railroad survey returned from Vale
last Saturday aud spent day or
two in this oitv before going out to
the camps. While here he arrang-
ed for office rooms which are now
being fitted up for him and which
he will occupy upon his return
The Times. Herald does not know
Just how long he will make his
headquarters in this city.
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News.

IT, - 49, ~
| v On netC proposed
bad. Land is LeUeI-
,s1cor timber. Home
s. School Indemnity
Dese,'t lands. TtGTney
a. EDeieratiOn Co.
swhot cooler weather.
"a phie aud wife we're in the
,m Nbw Greek last Tuesday.
oldebberg returned yester-
sain3 from a business trip
er City.
'dpA Mace left Thursday for
IdnlID. where he goes to visit
lghter, Mrs Charleston.
hats nnd general millinery
iow on display--Mrs. Robt.
gster, Jorgensen building.
fopndation is completed and
mbcr on the ground for
Horton's new residence.
Clssenger is still buying
I'D n paying the highest
pfIoe. Any report to the
y u false.
adsosth, the old and respect
en, " reported quite sick at
oe IL Morrison's addition.
ettsr today.
| ID n Hawley about Fillmore
tho standardized trotting
He will stand this season
sir grounds.
Crnnmer was over from
y "Wednesday making proof
q land. He was acoompan-
| g r Rush and II c Corbin.
% N Cochran and little son
ara sgain on the homestead
Noontain. They were in
chic week in company with
'ao Newoll
y l. Horton, n brother Of DIR
thur Horton Of this city, is
q Visit. Mr. Horton Is n
a student and was there at
70 Of ihe recent earthquake.
remnin here for the sum
Il A billiard has purchased
B Wsiers residence property
b M l. Lewis. The latter
nily will take their depart
ut jnne l for Nysn where
w,ll engage in general mer-
~ business.
Iiarnpv Saw Mill, Roy Bun.
roprie,or. il ready foi the
: work. Orders Of any size
filled at any time All
( dressed aud rough lumber
a. also shingles Good road.
or prices on large or small
rimes- Herald was in error
rk 10 mentioning the opera
on frank McMannus by Drs
q and Geary in which Il
be patients arm was reset.
Nannus underwent a ver7
and delicate operation in
the elbow joint was removed
,siderable diseased bone re-
Itwas a case Of long stand
ons that had Attracted con-
10 atlention. So far as pre-
iioations are the unfortunate
II save his arm. This will
news to his many friends
southern part of the county
10 has resided for some
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.

JNtfrp srArNs Lam urrtCr, I
Burns, oregon, April ~, ies. /,
Notice q hereby rivcn that the following
named settler has nlcd notice Of his iutsniien
TO make final proui In support Of his claim
and that said proof will hc made before the
Register aud Receiver at Turns, oregon. on
NAV ~ tpN. yiri Ulysses 4, Reynolds, Of
silvics, Oregon, N. D. 80. 1879. for the fib
NWt.. 81 sNt., Sec. ". 7. tsS.R RME.W NJ.
lie names tie following witncsscs ~ Prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said Hand. eiF. Roland Hankins Pleas Han
kins vi lloprcr Jap ncavis. AL Of slvics,
oregon.
va FAnnr, Register
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NOTION FOR PUBLICATION

tNfrrb SrArEs Lam nrrtvE,
nurus, oregon, April ~. i1N. 4
Notice s hereby given that George ".
Nealcy, OF taWcn. ereg,ln, has nlod notice vt
intention 90 make proof on his dcseri.and
ciaiin No Gif. iot the M NMa. swi. NV,
Sec. ~ T SIS. n Ssh, " NJ. before Che Rcl
istcr ami Receiver At BURNS. oregon. ON Thurs
ony. the IN day OF June. ip,a.
lie names The following witnesses 10 prove
M complete irrigation and reclamation oi sald
land Chpmnn ~. Smith, Of Burns, oregon,
Frank e. flslcr. William ". cecil. uf lawcn,
oregon. Davis y. Turner Ncuaior
WV FAnRg. Register.