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pearance on San Francisco mound.
though he had won plenty of fame and
glory for himself on many a national
league diamond. His reputation awed
the Commuters at first
They could not get a hit off him for
seven innings. They did sneak run over
in the third, but this was due to the glar-
ing miscue of Jesse Stovall out in the
left garden. Had StovaH played his
game Raleigh would have made il a
no run, no hit affair for seven solid in
nings. But after that the worst was in
store for him.
The first real signs Of life shown by
the Oaks were visible in the eighth
Swander, the first man up. was oaked
IN the ribs by one of Raleigh's inshoots
Then Mite swung in with the first
hit CLEANED from the offerings of the
southpaw. Scarcely had he landed ere
Christian laid down a pretty bunt and
got away with it. All Oakland seemed
10 be shouting.
Here were the Commuters with a full
house and nobody down. 1t looked like
a dozen runs for them but the best
they got was one. Willie Hogan, above
all others the man who can be de-
pended upon to pull off most any sort
Of diamond trick hit into a double
play. While the Villagers were pull
ing il of Swander got in, but he was
the only one TO register
After such an awful setback il is
therefore more than remarkable in
fact IL is next TO marvellous. TO think
THAT the Oaks should turn up with a
rally in the next and last spasm of the
game. But they were there every
man OF them save Cameron. and they
accounted for a history making finish.
Maggart. the first man to face Raleigh
pasted down d rather torrid grounder.
which Lindsay fumbled. Cameron
sO0ped up a great two sacker into the
left garden and he had scarcely landed
ere Cap Wolverton put a dent in the
right field fence with a resoundfng
clcut. On came Maggart home. but
the rubber skulled Cameron stalled and
posed and finally sat down on third
base. 1t was awful to even peek at
him out of the corner of one eye.
githout loss of time Wolverton
rousted the hobble skirted first base
man and put a live one, Carroll. in to
run. And at the same moment Happy
Hogan donned the big mitt and the
mask and went in behind the bat
Incidentally he ordered Southpaw
Raleigh back TO the clubhouse and put
in a call for Kid Carson. the man
who used to go around the circuit with
the Cubs.
But il would not have made any
difference If Hogan had had Mathew
son at his call. The Commuters were
there 20 win that bah game and they
waded right in. Cutshaw. the first
man to face Cameron, lined a mean
bounder down to first. The ball went
so fast that Brashear could not handle
10 the plate, and Carroll slid in safely.
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HAZEL HOTCHKISS
To PLAY CHAMPION
May Sutton Will Be Her Op-
pOnenf on the University
Courts

BERKELEY. Aug. 1O.-More than
usual interest has been shown in ten
mis- circles by the announcement TODAY
by Professor r. T. Crawford of the
Pacific tennis association that a fea-
ture of the annual state champion
ships, which will commence on the
university courts August "a. will be a
Ildlch game between Miss Hazel HOtch-
KISS and Miss May Sutton, who have
met on opposite sides of the net sew
eral times before
MISS Hotchkiss has succeeded in
winning but one match from the
southern California woman. although
she is conceded to have more stroke,
ana ana 10 De a better form player than
Miss sutton
Friends of Miss Hotchkiss believe
that a different story will be told
When the women meet on the unfver-
slty or California courts on the after
noon OF the last day of the tourna-
Miss Hotehkiss has PLAYED on the
asphalt courts on the campus many
times and is thoroughly at home ON
them- She has often expressed a vrisb
TO meet Miss Sutton on these courts
and her friends are now predicting
Waterloo.
Aside from the pairing of the women
champrons other experts will plav i'm
the tournament. Long and James are
entered and a. Putin. the Mexico
champion, has announced his inteD-
ton OF trying for the state title
mere VIII be mems singles and
aouOies and women's singles as the
main events of the tourney. ana a
speclaI event for men and women ont
side OF the champion class. as well -.
consolation matches for second places.
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Fighting Bob II Will
Race at Astoria

SACRAMENTO. Aug 1O-Fighting
Bob IL, the fast racing boat owned by
Bob Mitchell. private secretary to Gov
ernor Gillett, and Bernard Klune, has
been entered in the Pacific coast cham
pionship motor boat races to be held at
Astoria. Ore, on August %. so and 81
The Bob is now being equipped with
new four cylinder aluminium engine
capable of turning up 45 horsepower
The boat will be run to San Francisco
bay next week for tryouts before being
shipped TO Astoria. y six cylinder en-
gine is on the way from the east and if
it arrives at Astoria on time it will be
installed in the Bob.
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Thus it was that Oakland tied mn
the score. The transbay fans We're
beside themselves with joy. They were
tossing bonnets skyward and slapping
reserved strangers on the back. They
did not even dream of the victory
that was coming. They were satisfied
with tie.
But the great rallying stunt was not
over with yet. Wolverton was on third
and Cutstaw on second, when Swander
came up, rubbing his mitts with the
lucky sand at the home plate He
picked out one of Carson's speed burn
ers and fiattened it against the center
held fence This was all that Wolver-
ton needed to register the winning
tally for Oakland. He just sauntered
nome, and the game was over. Most
OF the fans were satisfied.
1t looked as though the VILLAGERS
weakened in the seventh inning. col
lapsed in the eighth and quit cold in
the ninth Certainly they did not have
anything left once Raleigh began to
back up. In the earlier stages of the
night they were full of action. but
once the Commuters took the play
away from them they were willing to
submit.
Coy / the best work for the vii
Layers. In the second he boosted the
pail over the right field fence for a
homer, and in the ninth he got a two
sacker and later found his way to the
plate on two passed balls, which Mite
was accommodating enough to let get
by him. The score:
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C0MMUTERSTRIUMPH
IN CYCLONE FINISH
Another Final Inning Rally Is Cause of
Villagers Second Defeat
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

The Commuters filtered around for eight
the Villagers afternoon
before they crawed with defeat
l Ih surprising sensational dumounding
really
of
well wlshers likely become startled
the fought
be
vhen
o lis note
No baseball would
the In
good They
they
They OF The
or and merely a of time
of
the twisting for the southern He's
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE Aug. 1O.-Taeoma won from Seattle
~ mIung China9lt for three consecutive two
baggers in the first inning netting two r,',s
schmuz was effective at critical points Score:
Seattle r. H. f.
. .-
Batteries-Chinault and Custer; Schmutz anil
Byrnes. anu
VANCOUVER. B. C., Aug. 1O.-Spokane made
st so tnree straight from Vancouver today. Erick-
four runs in the fifth. Kratzbsrv was 49,.
cut In the NTH after Vancouver had scored fxe
runs with nobody out Clafhn stopped the rally
snoSsna r. II. r.
Vancouver ....... :
BstteriesrJ kratzberg, Clafdn and Shea.
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lowell FOOTBALL
SQUAD Turns OUT
Twenty-Five Husky High School
Boys Don Suits for First
Practice

Twenty-Five men of the Lowell squad
turned out in suits yesterday after
noon for the first practice of the sea-
son. Coach Webster divided the squad
off into two sections and put the men
through passing practice. This. with
kicking for objective points, formed
the first days practice.
There was a large number of new
men out and many of them look as if
they ought to make good Rugby play
ers. They are we'll set up men and
have a good burst of speed and a num-
Der of them have good supply of
weight that will be. of service in the
pack.
Coach Ward, an expert on the new
Australian rules of football, or field
BALI as it has been decided to call the
new game, had the Crockett grammar
school squad out for the second time
yesterday. The boys showed consid-
cradle Improvement over their first at
temps on Monday, and their jumping
for high marks at the ball and the art
of punching the ball to one another
showed that they are fast getting on
to the new style.
Today the Pacific Heights grammar
school squad will be out for their first
practice at the baseball grounds in the
park, and Ward and the Columbia park
boys will put this squad through the
rudiments of the new game.
The first actual game of this style of
football is to be played between these
two schools. and the boys are particu-
larly eager to learn it for their game
September l.
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Baseball Notes !

Carlisle. came all the way from second to the
plate Wares error Of Brashear's grounder
and he injured himself sliding In. However he
was quickly restored and finished the game.
Christian pitched a nice game all the way
through. He never lost his control nor his speed
and after the Villagers had gotten to him in the
first three rounds he frightened up and showed in
his very best form.
Cameron's bone headed stunt in the ninth dis
gusted even the most ardent Oakland rooters.
The big fellow stood up and hugged the bag like
scared crow. He needs a few more lessons in
base running.
Woverton's great single in the ninth was one
Of the best hits the lot for many day
1t would have been legitimate home run on
big field. As it was. the ball bounced back so
quickly that 1t was good for only a single.
Hard luck for the Oakland captain.
Raleigh pitched very much after the style of
Gregg. He has plenty of speed, twisters galore,
good control. but weakness for blowing up
near the finish of the game This was the
youngsters great fault back in the big brush. He
pitched many great seven or eight innings for
the st. Louis Cardinals. but invariably they
would nail him at the finish. Raleigh is only a
kid yet and he has plenty OF time in which to
improve.
There should be some fun over in Oakland
this afternoon, when the Commuters and the
Villagers line up in their third game of the
series at O'Clock. The transbay rooters are
about due to go wild now with their team SO
close to the champion Seals. And if Oakland
wins today and San Francisco loses, then the
real excitement will be on.
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The games yesterday resulted
in the leading three teams get
ting closer together. san Fran
cisco's defeat in the south at the
hands of the Angels was costly,
as both Portland and Oakland,
which are pressing the local club.
won their games, and there is
less than two games difference
between the champions and the
next two teams. Portland and
Oakland are still tied for second
place. Vernon lost again, and
Happy HOgan's team will be COM
PEELED to brace up little or else
ii won't take long to send the
sOutherners into the ruck. The
Angels came to life and gave the
Seals wallOping. Berry's team
Is still quite a bit out of the run
ming.
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NAGLE'S CUNNING
BEWILDERS SEALS
Elongated Angel Shuts Out
Danny Longs Crew With
One Hit

Los ANGELES, Aug. TO- Nagle
pitched great game against the Seals
this afternoon, shutting the visitors
out, holding them down to one hit and
not allowing batter a base on balls
Nagie also made two Dagger in the
second. which brought in two runs for
Los Angeles. Browning pitched for
San Francisco, it being his first ap-
pearance before Los Angeles crowd
Ten hits We're made off him, from which
SIX runs Were netted Both teams
played errorless ball Score:
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National League

BOSTON, Aug. 10.-Home runs by Gibson and
Wagner overcame Bostons lead and with another
run made by good hitting, Pttsburg today won
tne fourth straight game from the home team,
to =. Score:
R. H. E.
Plttspurg IL o
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s .
Battertes-Camnitz and Gibson; Curtis Brown
and Graham Umpires-Eason and Johnstone
BRookLfN- Aug. Observation-Disclosures
game postponed: rain.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1O.-Chica go PhIadel-
phia game postponed; rain.
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BEAVERS PLAY ALL
AROUND SENATORS
Superior Hitting and Fielding
Add Earned Victory to the
NOrfhernerS' Total

PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 1o.-Port1and
Won today's game handily by the score
of 5 to /. The. local team outbatted
and outf1elded Sacra mento. while the
visitors were unable to score except
in one inning. Their lone run was.
however, an earned one. The score:
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American Association

At MISUNDERSTANDING e. Milwaukee 8
At ST. Paul first game-TOedo A. St Paul
" second game-St. Paul .. Toledo l.
At Observation-Disclosures 4 Columbus O f,o
innings. W
AT Kansas City. first game-Indianapoiis &
Kansas City ) Second game-Kansas O.
Indianapolis T. "S o.
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Oaks and Beavers Are
Still Tied for Second
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(COast Ieayue
GAMES TODAY

Oakland VS.. Vernon, Mt Oakland.
Los Angeles VS.. San Francisco,
at Los Angeles.
Portland VS.. Sacramento, at
Portland.
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Southern League

leans o. VI
At MObile-NIobile l. Montgomery x
g At cha ChattanOoga-Chattanooga 3 Nashvi1Is
tOnly three games scheduled.
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
Summary

Three runs. Eve hits of Raleigh in S Is in
nings. Sacrifice dy-christian Home run-Coy
Two base hits-Coy. Cameron. Sacrifice hif-Sto-
vail. Stolen base-Swander. First base on called
balls--0n Christian 2. Struck out-By Raleigh 4.
Passed balls-Mitze 2 Wild pitch--Christian.
pire-Vsn- Haltren.
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Western League

At Lncoln--Lincoln 10, Topeka o.
At st. Joseph. first game-St Josepb =
Omaha 2. Second Same-St. Joseph 3, Omaha O.
At St Joseph-First game-Omaha . St
Joseph :.
Second game-Omaha o,'St Joseph g.
At Lincoln Lincoln TO- Topeka o.
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,atted for Browning in ninth.
LOS ANGELES
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Howard. Two base hit-Nacle
Sacrifice hts-Murphy, Delmas Bernard First
base ON called balls-Of Browning g. Struck
out-By Browning 2, by Nagle 2 Umpires-
flhney and Hlldebrand. Time of game hour
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out--By Garret 4. Hunt 4. Bases
balls--Of Garrett ). off Hunt 4. Two base hits
Murray. Perry. Double plays-Briggs to Burns
to Spiesman. Sacrifice hits-Olson Casey. Sac
rifce hy-Rapps. Sheehan. Stolen base-0rt.
Left on bases-Sacramento 6, Portland t. Time
Of game-1 hour 30 minutes Umpire-McGreeyy.
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STANDING of THE CLUBS
American League

DETROIT, Aug. l0.-Phladelphia punched
two doubles, triple. single and two bases on
balls in the first inning of today's game, scor-
ing FIVE and taking a lead that Detroit
never was able to overcome. Score: r. Fl. E.
nnilaaelpnla ..,.............. ~ y
Batteries--Coombs and Thomas; Donovan and
Schmidt.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10-St. Louis took both
games of double header from New York to-
day. the first 10 to and the second 8 to o.
Petty gave New York two hits in the second
game. Scores:
First game K. II. E.
st, Louis .....-..-..........1oo Is 3
R Battepies-criss and Kiilifer; Manning, war
hop and Criger.
Second game i. III. E.
St. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 i
Batteries and Kllhfer; Hughes Fisher
CHICAGO. Aug. 1o.-Purtels triple in the
twelfth. followed by Collins single. gave Chi
cago to / victory over Boston today. Score:
r. H. E..
ls,sdon Boston 2
Batteries-Cicott and Carrigan; Lang and
Payne.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 1o.--In the second double
header of the series between Cleveland and
Washington this afternoon, Cleveland took the
first game. 3 to 2. in eleven innings. while
neither team was able to in the second,
which was called at the end of the ninth on ac
count of darkness. Scores:
First game r. H. E.
Cleveland .-.................... Q
Batteries Mitchell and Easterley; Meyer and
Henry.
Second game r. III. E.
Cleveland .................... g
Washington ...........s,.-a.
Batteries Kcestuer and Bemis; Gray aud Ain
smith.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-13
En- Ia FOrtaleya
Ell PRESIDENTE DEL PARTTDO
REPUBLICANO

que tai don Jose, como va de sa-
lud
-Bien, gracas.
-Algo lie trae por aqul?
-Pues, 81 senior, he venido a saludar
al gobernador, y de paso. presentarle
ms excusas, porque he leido en- 'EEl
Tempo que 20 fui invitado para ell
banquete a Mr.. Bryan y precisamente
yo no assist porque no fui invitado, 8 al
menos 70 no he recibido NADIA.
Podria parecer que debido al puesto
que ocupo, trataba de hacer un desaire
Mr.. Bryan, cosa que por otra parte,
qulen me conozca, sabe, que mi educa-
clon no me permite hacer ESQ.
Hubiera deseado asistir al banquete,
pero ell olvido 10 que fuera, NE re-
cluyo en- mi casa, ocupado en- mis- asun-
tos de bufete Tampoco hubiera dicho na
da, 81 en- ''El Tempo" no Sc menciona
mi nombre.
En- este, avisan al senior Guzman Be-
nltez que esta en- turno, para hablar con
Mr.. CoIton, y Sc termina rapidamente la
entrevista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-13
0ABLEGRAMAS.
SePvIcIo Especial del BOletn MePcantn
Los ins nsurgenteS
del C0ngres0
LA SILLA QUEDARA VACANTE

Nueva York. miercoeSy-La fracci0n denOminada de
los insurgentes Camara de Representatives. de Was
ngton ha resueto deponer cuanto termnen las
del actual periodo parliamentary al presidene Cannon
Los insnrgentes dejaron la sila vacante
Este prop6sito va bien conocido comena mucho en-
Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-13
El candidate q
In presidencia
ROOSEVELT ESTA EN- TURNO

Nueva York mercoles-La prensa politica de esa ci-
dad anunca regocjadamente que 81 La oportundad pre-
Senta Teodoro Roosevelt sera el candidate la presden
cia por el partido republicano.
Ell partido repuhlcano tene entire ss homblps pro
minentes otro populardad tan sugestva como
10 de Roosevelt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-13
la GU ezra eS inevitable
Ell CHoQuE ENTIRE PERU Y ECUADOR

Nueva York Ini6rcoles-LOs goternos de PERU Ecua-
dor movizan fuerzas de tai modo que la guerra pa
inevitable.
Ell ejercito peruano a la fronera amenaza
lnyadir ell terrtorio del Ecuador
La indignation este pals tona properciones alar-
zHaMtes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-13
Los smfundi0S del
doctor Cook
LA EXPEDICi0N NO ENCUENTRA RASTRO

da obeto de investgar los supuesos decubrmentos
del doctor Cook da cuenta de que explore la
Nc Kney sin nj records del paso de
Mr.. Cook
Ell nforme de la comisi6n abrlmador para ell impos-
tor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-13
MR.. W00G eRs I'm Habana
UNA RECEPTION BRILLANTF

Nueva York miercoles.-Avisan dc la Habana que ha
sido ohjeo de sntuosa reception dcha cudad Mr.
Wood que lego aver permanecer breve tempo en- la ca
ptal cubana, de paso para Buenos Aires.
FL eemento Official ha vsto secundado por ell eemen-
to popular que ha presado nustada animation los fes
tejos que organizan.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
THE ISSUE JOINED.

The issue is joined. L is direct
Urinary, or old time bosses con-
enIion.
The organ of the cOnventionites
leclares boldly against popular cleo
ion OF L. s. senators. and says
knife to the hilt," for any legisla-
i've candidate who agrees 10 carry
lut the peoples will.
The delegates" 10 the so-calied
assembly are one and all feminist
;yalsmen; No. l. which simply means
hey are opposed TO popular election
Il L. S. senators.
In return, direc, primary men
should hit every convention head,
md ht il hard.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
:. s. Land Office al La Grande.
Oregon. June SOth. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Louis
ieOrge Peterson, OF Rognes. Oregon.
;nO. on April 1Oth, 1905. made
homestead Entry No. 1921. Serial
No. O2927, for SEk SWA. SWA
sn4. and E1a SEh, Section %,
township ? North. Range Al East,
willamette Meridian. has filed no
- of intention TO make final five
ear proof, to establish claim TO
he land above described. before
N. c. BOatman. County Clerk, at
lis office at Enterprise. Oregon, on
he 18th day of August, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Mel
ION X. Bue. Syvert Hovde. G. W.
humphreys, Thomas Hovde, all of
Rognes. Oregon. 64c5
F. c. Bramwell, Register.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
WAS A FARCE.

Exception is taken by the oregO-
niau 10 calling the recent assembly
a farce. Thai paper says IL was
preventative Of the Republican par
y in Oregon.
Lecs see.
In ,hs county no meeting OF vot-
rs Of any kind was he.i for selec-
ion Of delegates. II they were Sc
lscted by the county central commit
Tee or any par, OF it. the affair was
kep, mighty secret. Nothing was
known of it here unit! a lis: Of Is
names was published in the Orego-
aian Is the delegates" from Wal
.owa county. The fact is there
were bu, three Wallowa county men
in the assembly. and the inference
is they were sels-appointed.
L is doubtful if Is men could be
scared up in the whole county who
are opposed 10 the direct primary
aad nul!itying the direct primary is
what that assembly meant il i
mean- anything.
II it didn't mean that, it was a
worse piece Of bunc than the JET
tr.es-Johnson fight al Reno.
The three de, egates" from this
county are representative, leading
men. and good Republicans; but no
better than a thousand other Repub-
leans; they were not delegated to
nc. for the thousand others, nor are
hey any more capable Of choosing
PAM candidates.
In Union county, after weeks OF
blus.er and blow. just eight men at
ENDED the caucus to elect dele
gates. That was seven more than
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04

might be fixed by appraisement, aud
that. pursuant to such application,
the land and timber thereon have
been estimated and valued by appli-
cant at $4,000. the timber estimated
to be worth 100000. and the land
s2OO.O that said applicant will offer
final proof in support of his applica-
ton and sworn statement on the
10th day of September. 1910. before
John A. Rumble. U. S. Commissioner.
At his office. at Joseph. Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry. or ini-
tiate a contest at any time before
patent issues, by filing a corrobo-
rated affidavit in this office. alleging
facts which would defeat the entry.
44cI1 F. c. Bramwell. Register.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at La Grande,
Oregon, June 'S0th, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
A. Harsin, of Enterprise, Oregon,
who. on June 18th, 1908, made Home
stead Entry No. 16O65, Serial No.
1886. for SWtA NWE, Sec. 2S, SEA
NEA. ElsSEA, Section 29. Township
1 North, Range a East, Willamette
deridian, has filed notice of inten-
ion TO make final Communication proof
o establish claim to the land above
described, before c. NJ. Lockwood,
). S. Commissioner, at his office
It Enterprise, Oregon, on the goth
lay of August, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jack
Johnson, of Imnaha, Oregon, Clyde
darsin. of Enterprise, Oregon. ]. E.
Patterson, of Enterprise, Oregon.
W. A. Murray, of Enterprise, Ore
gon. 46c5
F. c. Bramwell, Register.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-04
United States Land Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office at La
irande, Oregon, July 18th, 1910.
Notice is he eDy given that Tom
,onrOe, of Chico, Oregon. who. on
Iune 9Th, 1905. made Homestead
Entry No. 1896 Serial. No. O4513,
or NEA. Section 26, Township
North, Range 45 East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ion TO make Final Five-Year Proof,
20 establish claim TO the land above
described. before c. N. Lockwood, u.
5 Commissioner. at his office, at
Enterprise, Oregon, on the Sth day
Df September, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Theodore Woois. and Jared II. Man
.ey. Of Enterprise. Oregon. James
Tippet, and Guy w. Tippett, OF
Chico. Oregon.
iSc5 F. c. Bramwell. Register.