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New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
DISCUSSES FITISECTION.
Dr. Schurman FdUOrs 4nim0L En-
7erimenfati0n at Hearing.

arnzr-- March Animal eE1sT7i'leutali07 Hes
,ta-,sse5 ~ hearing today before the Assembly
75i-z-v Committee on the Murray and Davis-L@ee
s7f-,v4se--ioD bills Representatives OF the nledi-
81 eoOia-7 of the state Of New York and Others.
INCLUDING President Jacob Gould Schurmsn of Cor
,er1 T--iversitv opposed TIE bills. DT- Schurrlan
Eaid in part
Tz7, IS the genuine trI--a1tar.zn2 Is L The nan
- v-s~-s E0- himself every variety or animal
Ina fS 50 Indifferent 10 The suGeT1nEs q MS
fellow men Tnst ne VII not aloEE scientists 70 son,
80 -ref~ zVrs-f-1e-s animals fcr TIA RELIEF o.
-ose Sr-rre-f7Es2 The question answers ltself Ihe
ssT humanitarian IS the earnest. patent and nu-
who, with the minimum OF pain
- animals Couupa-f5le with his hsgh endeaYor 70
-e-Fez-= - zlfferings OF mankind oeFoieS NM
80 - e-ls-zirs our knowledge n Vhe nature and
-srsas n human diseases and discovering The
means - -he- prevention ard cure The man y no
r--oSsz ms benefCeCr work = either & mis-
ended SeutiueatEl.st Uuthinking enemy o.
fis species
r-be-s who spoke II opposition 70 the bills were
II g-rzrles g. Stockton. of Buffalo. president Of
shs SKATE Medical Society Dr. Egbert Le FeTTe
er TIE New York University Bellevue Medical
school. rhe Right Rev Richard II. Nelson bishop
ccsFsuror Of Albany. D. Edward 2 Baldwin. OF
ez-snac lake. Dr. Y a Moore. OF the STATE
Veterinary College al Cornell University; Dr.
-7oa Flexrer % Rockefeller Institute FOR Medical
Research: d. James Ewing Cornell University
efedicai College: Dr. John .. Curtis. Columbia
7-lisersscsy- Professor George " Kirch~ey. Colurn
ta University Law school who discussed The iesa-
aS-ect q animal experimentation and Dr. Fred
e-ick : Lee os Columbia University. president OF
the Society for Experimental Biology anu Medicine
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
ARTISTS At HEARING.
Francis Measures for academy in
Central Park Discussed.
3 -sI.r-.7a - -. T-.eu-s 3

Alaz--. March 2S-Nz-v ~sII k1o-1 a-tis-s AZ
pez-zd before tie Assembly cites Cou1ri--ee rodsy
~ & hearing o. the F~a-cis bills 10 turn over The
SITE ot tas arsenal in Central PARK % tns Academy
- Design to- ST. new building Kenyon Cox.
John x. Atezzu5a-. TIE portrait painter Fred
e-tcE TIe--aa-. president q -Ez Academy. and
bters defended re proposition. dsclz ing they
~ invading Central Park 1-- 5sp-tviUE l. .. s1v
quality as recreation SPOT NJ Diel-1z-. indeed
made : rit with TIE committee h declaring rcst
al rra little East Std=-s would Ho-k % The Aca6-
e-7- - look e. rr7 PICTURES as F-ey zov Ho-ksd
into -re Metropolitan Museum u A.. s-5 would
leave -H- building vt-h = -esT appreciation o the
natural beauties -. the pa- cultivated - ths ztut
80 IN rH= AcsEeruy-
Charles " Lowry. president - ths American 80
ci=ty Of Ia1dscz7e Artists. presented 70 ;rs com
--lirree resolution adopted ~ that organization
tio1 declared that Central Park the first PARK
in world purchased. planned and carried cGt a.
g landscape park fo- tne general public
Charles B. Slower. q the Outdoor Recreation
League. conte1ded that the Aca6A-ly's plan zovl1
create = dangerous precedent zhtrh might easily
result in infinite harm Central Park and others
@, the ri-y-s public Fairgrounds Hz-s.-al- u DAVIS
i- said he spoke also fo- oae thousand individual
members cs various clubs IN %aT York Tlry who
pz-e opposed % turning any par a. rhe park
q private concern. EoTa-t B-aist-esf. represent
ing the Nei=hhorhood Workers Association. Paul
Dana, OF the Parks z7d PIayg-ou1ds Association.
and J O. FIau---rt. o. the citizens Union. pro
tested against favorable action on the F>s-c.s
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
s---zz go Sunset s-5 Noon - Mons
HIGH WATER
v-Ss-Ev ff11k = Isa11 :. ~ Hell Gate 3
, N-saudg H55z +-ls GOV IsaH1 = Hel Gave s-l2
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24

0re- v=z- ago ~ February = as William
Kf-z then chairman - committee oS stock
holders % the Metropolitan Street FailHzy Com
Tsr-- and formerly one # sfr- Jer0-1e's Tz-71es-
friends and starchest supporters. appeared before
Governor Hughes and fled charges against The
District Attorney upon which he based his request
for his removal from Office It'was NJ King wHs
f-sfz-a5 rl77n pressing the charges but he i'd noc
ike 70 SEA tre final outcome. as - died several
weeks ago
Specifically. NIr. Jerome was charged with fail
---a 70 prosecute the officials % the Metropolitan
and Third Avenue railways for alleged jury fix
i-E: failure 70 prosecute for alleged false resri-
ruony witnesses for The Metropolitan Railway
cr.-rs HE attitude in regard life Insurance
raiEn contributions: disregard of bond syndicate
Transactions In the Equitable and Mutual lie
insurance companies: failure 10 prosecute tae Net
-o1otran Securities Company for is method Of
acquiring control OF the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company deal. and failure - prosecute Paul
D. Cravath and others for an alleged conspiracy
BY which Il was alleged that the New York city
PaTTwzv Company was robbed q millions q dol
lars r. the Metropolitan Securities Company.
There were also other allegations II regard u fail
--- 10 prosecute Thomas =. Ryan and other trac-
ton officials IN connection with various alleged
TRANSACTIONS and combinations. Another speci6ca-
t!on charged Nj Jerome with making disrespect-
III reference 10 the judiciary a. public dinner
N-. Jerome treated rhese allegations with levity
7rhea lie heard of them. bur fled reply with the
Governor After consideration Governor Hughes
ex-Judge Charles Andrews Of The Court Of Appeals.
as csmuissloner in the case 10 take testimony and
report findings. Nj Andrews found Ie could not
give the case the necessar. time and declined tle
appointment. later Governor Hughes appointed
Richard l. Hand. y Elizabelhtozn. y Y. com
missioner
Commissioner Hand held the 6rst hearing N tfe
hearing room the Public Service Commission q
the Tribune Building March % and the hearings
vrere continued until the latter part of May On
ruling all the charges pertaining 10 acts committed
o. failures 70 act during NJ Jeromes Tst admins
tratlon were ruled out- il was held thai the
people OF This county BY rejoicing him District
Attorney nad approved his 6-st adraLnisl-a zion
Franklin Pierce acted counsel for ire King
committee and Afr- Jerome appeared as his own
counsel as there state ~ CITY funds that
could - appropria ted for that purpose
Both sides called numerous Witnesses Many o.
tire hearings vere spicy. and the Tcpa-tce used iy
opposing counsel vergod several times be-ng
parliamentary. L vas during OF the hearings
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
SKIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Tuesday. March .. 1909

ARRIVED
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-. ,r-.ss 8, re- ss- a. ; , ~
S-esr-t- Easa-a ,Brl. Pu-s.1- CzI-a--s Fsh-1s-v
sste-- x and Boston Ns--a ? 20 Norton soa. sit'
S-sz--s- a7-1nz .--zl Ezssz-i0 Genoa Ea--r al
,-ap.~z Iza--a~t- Soa-t 30. ais - caatn a.
2sl7 s-ee-zss 7sss-ase-' arc 71'e arrives a. tn Bz
s;ez-a.- su-f-s-s lDl---' Es-7-5 os-~rs-z NAH
Ma ~i,H passenger mails saf r7tss Arrived a. -
terrain srt RouoE7- March = 20 th~ HOLLAND 77s-7a
r-s vttl al3 -sbiu - stes-ase passs1g--s an
--ss- Arrived tie Rs- ~ So
- 5o.zErle t9-re-sT. -s1ss,lzntiqle zh 7o5 cabin
ana 1ls5 ,~e-zss Pssse7s@-s snt tF- Arrived ~ th'
E,esusr P-f7z F-5ea 7virh-l Ger. Presa- Brerae7
Southampton s11 .7ert'l-s = t0 t-.Ttcs
< 20 352 cabin and is5 s'seras" rassersers E7ai'
v-. a-i Jsses Ma, : ~ ~;- Iss uzss--g--z -,s.Ts
S.az-er s-, q Savannah. FIshs- Nzrra =.
- (p-.z- : 80 rtrr pzsssaxs-s ard -7sss Psss.d
$500 1eHi ,e-if-- f- :. - ~ rs-<e-zs-. al
c-asr-a- cav0-7s tT-f- p"1r.-a Santos March s1c
Barbados e. 70 BusK Daniels viz gassenEers nai'
Steamer Lsl-keuHsrh- Sici,ear NsEsco and toars
Ma = ar i -te i-s1la- Line T1h
- .-a atarc Isrnae- Co-rc-a-t7a. Ft;h lE71Ss-
Fassrs II las-zrtne al ss5 a
SAILED
steamer, sf--zws. Charleston. Je@s-s1r N-r,ak. CTS
GO loi-71t-s sava--ah. AMERICA 'Norf- Fo-t Antonio
Ez--5pz I-sr. Naples Finland 'Rslsl Na7-es san
53lo-Et- Ctzl- ECthite Cg1s' iN7-i Port A.
lJ5z-r Bremen. Ey-ta- tD-t-h Rotterdam Dorothy
pr TAMPA &s-a1ls-s@ By Para Ha-@11anl &c.
P9sz-.o d G,rrsi2 .,7rt P-t A-rh- Ea-t Aaria &c.
Ts-vf-res5 By Hal'i--c-s. 2 MAJ. Galveston
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS,

ARRIVED
rs-s-poo. March 2s-Ma--etania tB-b. New York VIA
An,EeTp. Nsrca y. 2.so u-zeelaat cBr'. Ne~
cae-F.o, March a2-Ias-suayo CBr'. Nsr York ia
AlE.s-s Ater. SINGAPORE etc.
autEerp March Pa Heshaye Dutch New York
Genoa March 1s-~ampania Ttal. New York via
Sspas. Nord America Ital. Sev YORK. le Duea
DszG shr-zzi ltalF. New York ia Naples
Trieste March la-Ta1-z Aust. New YORK Va Naples
S.zu-es .fs-rr -p-Cse-uaula fFrg. New York.
Lisbon. sfa-~h 2I-Lu-e1 Brr- New York
BORDEAUX March .l-Ssxol~lre t3rt.
T5risaau@- March 22-EiarburF tGer,. New YORK via
F-eruart-e. Adelaide. etc
SAILED
Il---n March % Nara gausett Brl New YORK
southampton March .. $50 1l-Anerika Ger. NeU
gheToourg
T.otre-5a-1. March 2I-Prometheus ger. New YORK
Bermuda. March >. 1888 m-Be-Tnutian tB-). New
Ca-fi~ March 22-FaIls Monszs 1Brl New York
%s1.es Aia-cn cp-I.-Isfsna GraH. New YORK
Hare 22-Ils BreraEu= fF9TJ. New York
---!esre. March 2u--Alice Aus1. New York.
care SEa-tsi March % Ksal-y iBr. Manila FOR Boston
santos Marc 2s-Tsut1-a-r9 fRrl New York
rzhaaE March 2t-I1dre-i tBrJ. New YORK for Hong
Kong Shanghai. ete. Z1st. Highiant Monarch tBrl.
N@ YORK Vincent. = Y. [c- Ba-.
Nenzels March ztaIe1a fE5- Southampton for
Fszrtla ses colon. and New York
srfg Ma-rh as-Fo;,erdan Dutch tank. New York for
p-sE.e pint. March q New York Dutch tank. New
Rotterdam
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
FRIDAY MARCH -


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e. -.------.--..-- Y-s X $50 n
80 90 s--'-r--l7a NJ . - 4
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$s< Zszs-s Aus--sls feI-srt WsE--
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New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
cArsKLL EVENING LINE RESUMES.

The CarskiU Evsuing Line has resumed seryI-e
for me season OF -s1e- Fo- tae present boats viii
leave New YORK every M0nday. Wednesday and
F--teay. ~ = n. from pier - North River. a.
the foot of Christopher street Freight IS received
daily The Carsk.u Line runs % Cstskill, Hudson
and Co1sack.e. and makes various landings a.
points on ire Hudson River south Of CatskliL
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
MRS. WILLIAM E. COREY SAILS.

Mrs William r corey. tl---es3v Na5ele Gilman
the actress sailed yesterday for France. 70 remain
abroad for time Mrs corey IS continue her
musical studies abroad and look after the future y
four children in whom she thinks sle Ess dscov-
cred grand opera possibilities
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24
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TIM Lsgillie-: Nm JON Di+q-- Estss- MuAl-
sssis On Sale a. B9r osFca ard rssa-s- agencies
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF NrsIC
Io-NIGHT a. AIDA Mines Dsstinn- Homer.
WEBER PIANO IsED
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24

H5E-Es IA
New-York tribune., 1909-03-24

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune rscsiFec A.
1854 Broadway. between S6rh
o'cIocS .. m Advertisements
brauch Offices az regular ofice
VIZ 80 Svh ave : = cor.
18th - los Ess- isFh St.
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American District Telegraph :
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
HIGH PRICES PAID
FOR ARIZONA WOOL
MARKET TOP WAS 22H CENTS
WADE SELLS PERcHERoN
FOR $1,000.

Wallowa, March 16.-J. T. Jardine
} the United States Forest service
reached Wallowa. March 1s. from
! ton, d. C. Mr.. Jardine is en-,
! gagged in the experimental work,
along the lines of forage investiga.
uons that is being carried on by the
forest service and the bureau OF
plant industry acting in cooperation.
During the past month Mr.. Jardine
mas visited lambing camps on the
deserts of Arizona. The season this
Tar has been an excellent one there,
most of the shearing is over and
the wool marketed for good price
some of it as high as 22ls cents a
pound. The desert lambing will be
over by March 20 and sheen men
expect to reach between 80 and 100
per cent lamb crop. Mr.. Jardine
VIII go soon to the lambing camps
on Snake river. for the purpose of
continuing comparative of sheep
iambing on outside range. and lamb
Ing under the pasturage system. La
ter in the season, he will conduct the
experimental Investigations at the
coyote-proof pasture on the Chesnim-
nus section of the Wallowa forest.
Ranger Charles Black, rider for
section one of the Forest reserve,
came in Friday on business.
Albert Hunter of Island City
bought very fine Percheron thor
oughbred stallion, a wallowa county
production of Sam Wade. paying
$4,000. He had made quite an extern
siye hunt over the eastern states
and claims this horse is the finest
he had seen.
Monday morning Galloway Bros.
shipped car load of high grade
horses to Elgin, purchased of local
parties.
Saturday, Baker G. Drake had two
teams in from Flora for freight for
merchants of that place.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

A son was born to the wife of
William l.. Miller, Friday morning.
March 12.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

a protracted meeting at Flora Sir
seen persons have joined the church
Born, to the wife of ]. w. Fisher
on the 7th day of March, a son.
Mrs. Benton Connor retuned from
washington where she has been Wis.
iting.
surprise party at Gilbert Phillips
last week. Surprise party at Court
land Phillips. this week.
There is many slip between the
cup and the lip. as this old adage
VIII apply to marriage that did not
come off here yesterday evening.
rhe wedding supper was all ready
out no wedding. Cause: No marri.
age license.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
BIG STOCK RANCH
SOLD FOR S|5,85O
EMMoNs PLACE ON DAY RIDGE
BOUGHT BY cLARksToN
CAPITALIST.

The largest and most important
real estate deal In this county for
some months was made Tuesday by
the Enterprise Real Estate company,
the ]. w. Emmoas stock ranch on
lower Day Ri6ge. OF 1884 acres bor-
dering on the Grande Ronde river
and Mud creek was sold to C. Muir
dock, a Charleston capitalist. for
sl5,S50. The latter left at once for
his home but will return shortly to
make extensive improvements on
the ranch and turn It over to his
son who will manags It.
The Emmons rlace is an ideal
stock ranch about 40 miles from this
city, the most accessible trading
point. When the railroad f. extend
ed down the Grande Ronde canyon.
the place will be worth several times
the price paid Tuesday. There are
hundreds OF acres OF fine soil suit
able for grain and hay, and 1t Is a
Sf.~%@u hAuit uiotiiCe, piouably uQi1a
to Grouse or Eden. There are 600
acres under coyote-tight feace and
wire enough on the place to in
crease that to 1000 acres.
This sale is but a forerunner OF a
number that will be made to East
ern Washington parties who are at
tracted here by the lower prices
for better land than in their part
of the country.
The Enterprise Real Estate COM
pany also sold Tuesday the John d.
Braughton property. Just south of
the depot, to John A. Bookout, sr..
for $500. Mr.. Bookout is now re-
siding on this place.
The same firm sold last week, the
Samuel Sproston place of 150 acres
Just south of wallowa to Leonard
Couch.
City Lots Sold.
w. E. Taggart has sold two lots
on West Third street. just off North
street in this ely. for Jared Manley
to Ward brothers; consideration
5000
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18

tnree other public places in the
vicinity Of said proposed road. and
1t further appearing that bond
conditioned according to law has
been filed herein, which bond is
hereby approved: 1t is therefors
hereby considered and ordered that
the prayers or said petitioners be
granted. The road viewers are or.
dered to view and lay out said
road according to law on the :
day Of = 1909, and OF their pro
ceedings make due and legal re-
turn to the court at their next reg.
ular meeting.
In the matter Of the road petition
OF VIM. Newly and others.
Same order as in Boner petition.
In the matter of the road petition
Of T. NJ. Gilmore and others:
Same order as in Boner petition.
In the matter Of the, road petition
w. T. Knapp and others:
Same order as in Boner petition.
In the matter of the petition of w.
T. Knapp ct al for the location of a
county road:
The matter of the removal from
and restoration of names upon the
petition coming on to be heard,
the court not deeming it necessary
to pass upon the matter at this
time, there being sufficient num-
Der OF legal signers thereon, the
matter Of ssking off names is con-
inuei for the term.
In the matter ef the road petition
)f Eugene Hafer and others:
Viewers report read in open court
for the first time.
Thursday, March 4, 1909.
In the matter of the road petition
of Eugene Hafer and others:
Viewers report read the second
time and referred to the district
attorney for his legal opinion.
In the matter of granting franchise
% the North End Telephone COM
my. to construct. maintain and
operate telephone line:
Considered and ordered that fran
chise be granted said company to
construct. maintain and operate
telephone line until otherwise or
dered by the court. commencing at
the town of Flora, thence running
along the public road to Troy.
thence to Bartlett and Grouse: 1t
being understood that said COM
pany will construct the line in such
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
SWAP.

100 ACRES within a mile of Enter
prise. Good house. acre truck
patch. A good place to keep a few
cows, and work in town. See Enter
prise Real Estate Co.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
JOSEPH


Joseph, March 16.-The Wallowa
Lake Light and Power company has
secured the right of way for their
water bitches and fumes. The
Walck and Hamilton franchise passe 4
the vote OF the council at the regu-
lar meeting Monday night.
The bids for the Edith Jennings
building win be opened March 20.
Mrs. Eige Arnold, who was here
for several weeks taking medical
treatment, returned to her home at
The Buttes, much improved In health
J. G. Wetherly has purchased the
house south of the Mitchell hotel,
belonging to the A. A. Hall estate
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
TIMBER COMPANIES
PAY THEIR TAXES
SETTLE IN FULL WITHOUT PRO
TEST AGAINST ASSESSMENT
COURTHOUSE NEWS.

The Palmer. Gro ssett and Grande
Ronde companies, owners Of big
tracts of timber in this county, who
appealed to the circuit court the
$1,000 assessment per quarter made
by ex-Assessor Pace and confirmed
by the equalization board, have paid
their taxes in full without protest,
which action is taken to mean the
suits will probably be dropped.
Monday was the last day on which
the per cent rebate was given for
prepayment Of taxes. Deputy Sher-
iff Crow says the number of re,
ceipts to this date is about the
same as last yelr. Sheriff Marvin
and Deputy Crow are digging into
the work from early morning till
dark keeping up with the payments.
No penalty is added If half your tax
is paid on or before Monday, April
6. The sheriff has made one turn
over of s13,214.O9 to Treasurer Bell
File First Papers.
Two natives of the Republic Of
France filed in County Clerk Boat
mans office. Tuesday, their first dec
larations to become citizens Of the
United States. They are John Ro
man, laborer, aged 81, born at Corp.
France, and resident of this coun-
try since 1905; Amedee Rambaud, la
borer. aged "a years. born at Saint
Bonnet, France, and who came to
the United States of America Dec.
2S, 1908. Among other things those
desiring to become citizens must
make oath to, are the declarations
they are not anarchists. polygamists,
nor believers in the practice OF
polygamy.
New Suits Filed.
Following are recent suits filed in
the circuit court:
March oscar NJ. Swikert VS..
Grace E, Swikert.
March 81. A. Wood, Admir-, VS..
i. F. Morley,
March ia. C. Ruby vs.. J. Q.
Connally, Bel Connally. Kate L. Gil
more, T. NJ. Gilmore.
Meses and Bounds Survey.
County Surveyor Merryman and H.
c. Cramer start for Snake river Wed
nesday, to make an official survey
for Jos. J. Brown, who wants to
prove up on his homestead. which
is in unsuryeyei territory. The sur
vey win be by metes and bounds.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
Electric Theatre
3 Nights 8
ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY NIGHT.
TERPRlsE

THURSDAY NIGHT.
Mad Mans Revenge.
A Stolen Sausage icomic)
Scottish Highland. Views of trip
Through Scotland.)
Canine Sagacity.
illustrated Songs.
Somebody's Waiting for You.
Keep On Smiling.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
A Whimsical People Comedy
Stage Memories From an Old Trunk
Very fine film.)
His First Job.
Mystery of the Garrison.
illustrated Song.
III See You Later, Dearie.
Something New. Views Of a trip
to Niagara Falls. showing beauu-
full views of all points of interest.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Faithful Dog or True to the End
The Masher.
The Mountain Waif.
Song.
Meath the Old Cherry Tree. dllus-
trations especially fine.)
With the President in Washington.
Showing points of interest in the
Nations capital, the capitol build
<. treasury, congressional library,
Smithsonian Institute, Statue Of
Liberty, etc., etc,
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE COUNTY COURT

Wednesday, March 3, 1909.
In the matter Of the road petition OF
w. E. Boner and others:
1t appearing that said petition is
signed by twelve and more free
holders Of said county and state
residing in the vicinity Of said
proposed road and that the peti-
tion correctly describes the begin
ming. intermediate points and ter
minus thereof, and it further ap-
pearing to the court by affidavit
filed herein, that due and legal
notice of presentation Of said pc
titien to this court notifying all
persons that application would be
made by advertisement posted at
the place Of holding this court and
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the interior.


United States Land Office.
La Grande. Oregon. March s, 1909.
Notice is Hereby Given, that the
State of Oregon has filed in this
office its application to select un-
der the provisions of the Act of Con-
gress of August IA. 1s4S. and acts
supplementary and amendatory there
TO the NWA sEA Section S2, T. /
81 r. A e. w. NJ, Serial No. O57S5.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
yersely the lands described or desir-
ing to object because of the min,
eral character of the land. or for
any other reason to the disposal to
applicant, should file their affidavits
OF protest in this office on or be-
fore the 2Sth day of April, 1909.
F. c. BramweIl. Register.