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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-01
HAWLEY
Continued from Page One.

York and got a job as messenger for
the Erie railroad at 81 a week. He
worked there until he got a chance
to go to the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road at 50. Then he went to the east
ern offices OF the Rock Island at $14
as bill of ladlng clerk. soon after
wand the California fast freight line
needed a contracting agent I'm New
York and Hawley got the place This
work brought him into close contact
with Coils =. Huntington, then the
big man In the western railroad field.
Huntington liked Hawley because he
could keep his mouth shut" and soon
lie became assistant traffic manager
of the Southern Pacific.
Ilawlcy and Hartman Enemies.
When l.. H. Hartman got control
of the Southern Pacific, following
Huntington's death, ANA largely
through Hawley's efforts, he was
afraid of Hawley and, although hC
made him a member of the eNecutiv,
committee he refrained from taking
Hawloy into his confidence. Later
when Hawley tried to be made a di
rector of the Alton, Hartman turned
him down in favor of James stillman
Hawley declared war and severed re
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-01
ouIck ReIIer for Rheumatism.

George W. Rooms, Lawton, Mich,
says: "DR. DETCHONS RELIEF
FOR RHEUMATISM has given my
wife wonderful benefit for rheuma-
tlAIn. She could not lift hand or foot,
had to be lifted about for two months
She began the use Of the remedy and
improved rapidly. on Monday she
coiid not move and ON "Wednesday
she got up, dressed herself and
walked out for breakfast"
Sold by the Dumble Pharmacy.
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W. 70. HoEler. Civil war veter.n
living In Dayton, o.. has Just located
his wartime friend anc prison pal
Joseph Merritt. after a forty-eight
year search. Merritt. who lives In
Atwood. ILL.,, escaped with Hosier
from the confederate prison at Flor
ence. s. G. rney haven't seen each
other since.
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BUSINESS SLOW IN TRAFFIC
DEPT

BUSINESS SLOW IN TRAFFIC
DEPT.
Business Is reporeed some what slow
In the traffic department of various
roads, due to cold weather and the In
oonvenienees of travelling in the win
ter months. The casual traveller likes
his own friends too we'll to venture
about to any unusuai or unnecessary
degree.
a Hooking Valley official stated this
morning that the movement to Florida
and various southern resorts during
this month occasioned great deal of
travel over that road evening up the
business In a month that Is otherwise
logging in the traffic.
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AAF /
Contlnucd from ndgo ono

Continued from pdge one
northern Ohio, the presidtnt took ad-
vantage of his visit to plaR the active
work or the coming campaign with
his SUPPORTERS in Ohio Arthur |.
oryss WI Laylln, and Senator Dick
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-01

Baltlmore's chagrln over Tamma-
ny's plan to boycott Ms hotels and
bars may however, be consoled by
the reflection that It win not have to
put up with Tammany.
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II. V. TO BULL, NED DOCK.
The Hooking valley railroad is an.
icipating the erection. of new dock
at Toledo where coais.may be loaded
onto the boats from the cars and
iron ore can be received in exchange
phe cost Of this will be not less than
$2,OOO,OY and will figure among tho
Improvements which that road viii in.
augurate in the spring
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A second No. 3 on the Erie passed
through here at about noon today.
enroute to Chicago, The train was
hlled, with u s. army men on their
way to the PHILIPPINES.
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j. A. Kerwin has been appointed su,
rervisor of the Cincinnati division Of
the Erie and VIII succeed p. ]. oNel
wah recently resigned.
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William II. Hartsought of Colum-
bus, Travelling Passenger Agent for
the Hooking Valley, was in Marion
today.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-16

In the County Court of the State Oregon
ior the County of llarncy
In the Matter of the Estate of c,,...
Thomas Is. Jordan, deceased ''''''"
To frankie Payne, Clara Cooley Mrs.
Fred Ellis, Peter Stcngcr, Cal Stengcr,
and to all other heirs or persons in
tercsted and unknown IL any such
there I've, Greeting;
In the name Of the State of Oregon,
You are hereby cited and required to
appear in the County Court OF the State
Of Oregon, for the county of Horney at
the Court Room thereof, at Burns Ore
gonin the county OF Harncy, ON Monday,
the 25th day of November 1912, at 10
o'clock ON the forenoon Of that day, then
and there To show cause, ii any exist,
why an order of sale should not he made
as prayed for in the petition of the ad-
ministrator oi said estate duly verified
aud filed, of the following real property
OF said estate, via lot s Of block 20 Of the
City of BuruS.- IIarney county, Oregon.
WITNESS, the Hon. Grant Thompson
Judge OF the County Court OF the State
of Oregon, for the County of Hnrncy
with the Seal of said Court affixed this
9th day Of October A. u. 1912.
ATTEST: r.. Il. WATERS, Clerk.
1852 BY ]. l.. CALDWELL, Deputy.
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Is Ii Fact or Fancy

Prof. Thomas Shaw, agricul-
tural expert for the Northern
Pacific, tells the people of Ore
gon that they have enough rich
land in the central part of the
state to produce more wheat than
now is raised in the entire Inland
Empire, and that this production
may be realized by dry farming
methods of cultivation. Profes-
sor Shaw is from the University
of Wisconsin, whence they turn
out men who know things and
do things and especially along
the lines of progress in agricul-
ture. Beyond that this gentle
man is the agricultural specialist
in the employ of a great railroad
organizer and director, who with
out doubt has paid more atten-
to agricultural development in
this country, and with better re-
suits than any other man.
If we have in this state a po-
tential area of wheat production
so valuable as indicated the duty
is ours to help exploit it and put
it to the highest possible use as
quickly as possible. We at least
may determine how far that
which is told is fact, and how
much of it is fancy; and we
might do this in such form as to
help this particular area of wheat
land into the market for the use
of men who have the capital and
the energy TO take up dry farm
ing where there is assurance of
good returns.
To double the wheat crop of
Oregon is no mean consideration.
Even TO increase it so per cent
cent by the use of land which
has been regarded as of no value
would be an object well worth
the best efforts of those who give
time and attention 10 state de-
velopment. If we are to trust
Professor Shaw, and there is
every evidence that we may, the
area itself is one of the most val
liable assets in the state. We
may be sure TO realize on it at
some day or other; but the ear
Iier the day the more rapid and
satisfactory will be the growth
of the state. Telegram.
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FRUIT RAISING PROVES PROFITABLE
Concluded From First Page)

and get together on the big
things that are going to make
this the coming country. Every
thing possible should be done to-
ward the plan of teaching the
coming generation soil culture.
Our agricultural department of
the high school should have the
first attention of the people of
this country. Nothing that will
increase its efficiency should be
left undone. II is money well
invested and means more to the
future of the interior of Oregon
than any other matter now receiv-
ing consideration,
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CONTEST NOTICE.
usrrro STATES L,sp orr,cs

Burus. oregon. Noyemhcrg. ipi2i
To lguac Fcgclstock. Of unknown address.
CouteStec;
You are hereby nutl ded that fhvofne y. Porter
who gives burns HhTney g. tuuutv Oregon an b Ia
posi-otilcc address, did on November y. 1919. hlc
IN this ofhco his duly corrobornicd application
to contest aud secure the cancellation OF your
homestead Eutry, 80 Ol3ia serial 80. uialg,
made March II. lHlu or EisSwt,, NNiisMt,
Section 2, aud NE, lsk' section g. toWn
ship ~ \, Range 30 VII annette Meridian.
ami as grounds for his contest hc alleges that
said iHuac fcigrlstock, never cultivated or
imptoypd the said cutry and he abandoned
the said entry Ia about July 1910. Hnd the said
land hiss bden wholly abandoned Tor the period
of more than ak months Immediately proceed.
ing the date Of this contest affidavit,
You are. therefore. further uotAcd that the
said allegations viii hc taken at this Office a.
having been confessed by gu, aud your said
entry will be- cancelled thcrcuudUf without your
further right be hcatd therein, either before
this office or on appeal l you fail to nie In this
ontco within twenty dH1t after the FOURTH
publication Of this notice. GH shown below,
your answer, under oath, specifically NEE iuF
and responding to these allegations OF contest,
or II you FAIL within that time To nlc In this
Office due proof that you have served a copy OF
your answer ON the said contestant either Ia
person or by registered mall, II thik service H.
made by the delivery Of copy of our answer
TO the contestant ~ prtHon, pTootot such set
vice must be either the said cuuteHthnt's writ
ten a know lcdgrmeut OF bis receipt Of the
copy, showing the date OF ~ receipt. or the
AFFIDAVIT Of the rcrson by whom 'hc delivery
was made stating when aud whore he copy
vas delivered " made hs ct stored mail
proof Of such service must cnutlsi ui the fildH
VT of the person by whom hr cups IVES mailed
stating when end the post office to whirh e.
was mailed, and this AFFIDAVIT must l- arcnm
panied by the postmaster Afereipt inf the ritst
You should state In your HuHNr' the usmc 0f
The posiofiicc i1whicl you desire 'utute notice.
to be sent tn YOU
wv TAERE Register
Dat" of nrst publication November To- lgi;
Date OF second publication November -. ipt1
Date Of third publication NnNrtn Der 10. 1919
Date Of fourth publication bccembet7 tqis
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GATEST DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE NOTES
tFrom Our Portland oorrespondenO

A work more complete and au-
thoritive than any other statisti-
cal book ever printed on the re-
sources of Oregon is now on the
press and will be issued within a
week. 1t is the Oregon Almanac
and will be printed by the Ore
gon State Immigration Commits
sion, after the most careful COM
pilation. 1t will be distributed
to not less than half a million
people all oyer the country who
are desirous of learning more
about this state and what 1t
offers to the settler.
The Forthcoming book is one
of 100 pages, with 20 pages given
to statistical maps and diagrams.
Great care has been taken to
insure the accuracy of every
statement made, so that it will
serve as an absolutely correct
authority for reference. The
book deals with every phase
of the resources of the state and
will give splendid idea of what
the newcomer will find here, be-
ing particularly interesting to
the farmer.
There will be keen competition
be etw e e n dairymen exhibiting
stock at the Pacific International
Dairy Show to capture the two
handsome silver cups offered by
the Northern Pacific and the 0.
w. r. & N. Co., the former for
the best COW over three years
old, any breed, and the latter for
best senior heifer in the show.
These cups are said to be works
of art and will arouse much in
terest.
Young men from the Oregon
Agriculture College will engage
in an oratorial contest at the
Pacific Northwest Land Products
Show, the subject to be Horti-
cultural Production of the Paci-
fic Northwest. A cash prize of
500 is offered. A large number
of the o. A. C. students will also
compete in the apple judging
contest.
Japan and China want Oregon
dairy stock for their farming
districts. Japanese d airym n
are now negotiating with Port
land breeders to secure stock
here and recently a high official
of the Chinese Department of
Agriculture left commissions in
Portland for the purchase of
dairy cattle to be shipped to that
country during the winter.
Now that the election is over,
every section of the state is re-
porting business gains. The eff
feet of the balloting was dis
counted, it seems, before elec-
ton day and there was never a
Presidential election that had
such a small effect on business
as the one just passed.
Better roads will eventually re-
suit for Oregon even tho all that
was desired was not realized at
the last election in the way of
good road measures. Some of
the road bills did pass and friends
of good roads work expect the
beginning that has been made
to result in a definite highway
policy that will mean permanent
Improvement.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED srArFs LAHb OFriCH, !
Hurns, Oregon, october ~, 1912.
Notice IL hereby given that Ada r. Neal OF
Follyiafm. oregon Who, ou June q 1900, made
Homestead entry, serial 30. ud2hs for Hl,sE'A,
section -, NbotNis, SBtt tNki.. section ~ and
NEttNE', section a. township ~ south,
Range 10 T.. Willamette Meridian has hled
notice of intention To mako hnAl three year
proof. tn establish claim to the land above
dcscrlbcd. before Register and Kcrrtycr. at
Burus. oregon. on the 10Th day Of pcUcn ter,
tpi2.
Claimant names ~ witnesses
". \ STROBE aud Ella Martin both OF CuTd,
oregon. bofcas \. NcAt aud J. u. Neal both
Of Follyfarm. oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usirED STATE LAsD OFF1cE.
Hurna, oregon, November 9, 1912

UNITED State Lash OFFfcE,
burns. oregon. November o, 1912 I
Soticc 10 hercby given that George n. Hopkins.
Of huuts. oregon. Who on May y. 1907, made
Homestead enlry No $50 Serial No Ot2Al,
for hMi,. section l. Township N 3. Range
81 E.. willamette Meridian, has Hlcd notice OF
lntcutiOn Ia make hnal nyr.yoHr proof. to csiAb
lish claim to the land above described. before
the Register and Receiver. NJ Burns. oregon
on the nth day OF December, 1919.
Claimant names RH Witnesses
Oscar CRycudcr. Joseph Csyendor, NJ. a.
spicer, 4. B. Porter, all OF Burns. Oregon.
Wh. fARKE. Register.
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Administrators A Notice.
In the County Court of IIorney County,

In the County Court of llarney County,
Oregon.
In the matter of the Estate of
Mary +. Haley, Deceased
Notice is hereby given the undersigned
was on October Z, 1912 appointed adj.
ininistrator OF the estate OF Mary Is.
Haley, Deed aud has duly qualified. All
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to present them
to me at Narrows, Oregon, verified as
by law required, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated at Burns, Oregon, Oct IL, 1912.
4S.52 W. $. IIAlEy, Administrator,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCEI
Burns. oregon, october ~. 1914.
Noticc j. hereby given that starr BuCLiAud, ,of
itRrncy. Oregon. whu, GU July0, ipe. ade Home
stead Entfy serial No. 05 Tor sE' section ~,
township ~ y, Range 10 D., Willamette Aofi.
iiau, has hlcd notice of intention To- make DIAL
three year proof TO establish claim TO the
iAud above described hrfore Register aud lie
ccivvf. ut Burns. oregon. 0n the 10Th day VI
Novun hcf ipta.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
". VI Oates. John Eichn-T. ", M. Hamilton.
Lcnnl Nictcfr. all NJ buchanan. oregon
WA. FAHHT. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Barns Oregon, october u. 1912. !
Notice is hereby given that Caroline Hutton
widow Of Samuel Hutton deceased, Of EKli
oregon, who, on March q. 1907, made Home
stead entry No. 215l, Serial No. 02l7l, for Swl,
section q, township - s. Range - H.. VIII
lamettc Meridian, has filed notice OF intention
to make Final Fiye-Yrar Proof To establish
claim 10 the land above described before the
Register and Receiver, at Burns, oregon ON
the 18th day Of November. 1912.
Claimant names RH witnesses.
Robert l.. Hutton, Charles W. ComcgyS. q. A
walker, all Of EglI, Oregon. Dave Newman, oi
Burns, Oregon.
WN FAHHE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

CNitEn srATEs LNNn
hurrr Ore 'nn. o,n b.t " ~ ?
Nuti b. hv "h, given fha' tiannHh A-y ~
Iiufi-, uu .1'i'. n De-, go May ~. no. made
~ q fvsd D. .irt Nn 49,. ~'risi No u2tS f't
riyNE -y. 100 tu. aDd ~, NN5., NUutiuu u
TdNuth T. r nth Rang. 4 East wHiamftt,
Ncridlg nor ulr uuitDyu ~ intention e. make
nusi hy~ yvrr ptuaf 10 rfiablish claini to th.
iaud above docriDct, htiui~ The hcgisirt an.i
Receiver ~ nurus, urrY"n ur The 10Th day
af NuNrmbcr 1912
finiWHut nHnVE ~ Witnesses
NryH Holder. HvufEr " dder. Ih1tnrs
opaque. william u Dawson al Of Hurns,
oregon
wN FAHAE Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFIcE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns, oregon, October 10, lgl2I
Notice In bereby given that Ada H. Neal, Of
FOllyfarm, Oregon, who on June D. 1909, made
Desert Land Entry Serial No. 032b7, for sfl me-,
Sec. Is. q ~ s., Range 10 H., SW1 .NWlt and
Nw4swI Fec. is Township ~ H. Range s7
T., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of
claim TO the land above described, before
the Register aud Receiver, NJ Burns, oregon
on the 10Th day OF December, 1912
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
We STROBE, Of Cord, Oregon. william Rem.
wick, D0rcas n Neal, !. II. Neal, all NJ Folly.
farm, Oregon.
Nm. FAEgg. Register.
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NorIcE For PUBLICATION.
UNirgp STATES LAND OyficE
Burns, oregon. October 10, 1912.

Usitgp STATES LAED OyFtcE
Burns, oregon. October u, 1912.
Notice In horuby given that Howard N, Fose
Of Harris OTcRou, ~ ho Oh Septcm her ~, 1903
made Homestead Entry serial No 0a6sa
for SWl., section 10. Township - South.
Range So East, willamette MciidiSn. has filed
notice Of intention Ia make Communication
proof, To- establish claim To the land above de
scrihod. before Register aud Receiver, at Bufnn
Oregon. on the Dth day Of November. 1912.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Clarence J. mn. Ira L.. sleeper, both of lisr'
rmRn, oregon, Chas Rohn, Of Burns, oregon.
= NJ. Tnltut. Of Hartman, oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rsirFn Sr,rEs LAsb OrfIrT.
HufuS oregon. NoNcmbcrp. 1919

rSrrFn Sr,rEs LASb OrfIrT. /
hutus oregon, November .. i9i2
Notice IL hereby given that Fuoch Hansen.
of Burns. oregon, who on April ~. l1it. made
Homestead Entry, No ui3G2. for So, section
y. Township % :. Range 81 =, Willamette
willamette has hlcd notice OF intention Ia
make Communication proof 10 establish clalm
to the land above described. before Register
and Receiver at Burns. oregon. on the 18th
day Of lecember. 1912.
Claimant names no witnesses:
J. I. Fry, Frod GchmnR, Charles : Reed,
Nat licnney all Of Burns, oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNirED srArgs LAND DFFiCE
Iturus DrgHOu Aeutem bgf 40 IOI,

UNtrED srArgs LAND OFFiCK
Hurna, oregon september 10, 1912 !
Notice In hctoby given that Elmer n Taylor
uf nrowScy. oregon, Who on May. ", 1907, made
Homestead kntry No all0, Serial No. OllG7
Tor EissEtt 4, section N. Township ~ H., Range
50 Willamette Meridian, has nled notice Of
iutcntiuu to mako hnal nyc year proof, 10 90
tahlish claim TO the land above described, be.
lore v l.. Becdc, u, +. Commissioner, at his
office. at Dtcwsoy, oregon, ON the 10Th day Of
November 1912
Claimant names Ha witnesses!
William n south, George Riley, Albert
Altuow, william A, Robertson, all Of Dtewscy
Oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uNlrEp srArEs LANp oFFIoE,

VNTItU 0TNTN' TN ND VFFIVH, I
burns oregon, October n, ipia,
Notice IN horchy given tha, Thomas Hutton.
Homestead entry No. aO7, Serial No O12as
for M sWti SIN swl, sWIAsKli section ga,
township W south Range n East, william
10 make aSSl avc yesT Proof to es,ablish
olaim to the land above described, before
the RegistoT aud Receiver, at nutns, oregon,
on the Nth day VI November, lpie
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
Robert 4. Hutton, Charles W, ComegyH, G.. 4,
Walker, all OF Egli, oregon. Dave Newman Of
nurnt, Oredon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNtTHp rATFa LARD OFFtCE,
nurNN nfnvau Deinhaf "a 10

Hurns, oregon. October II, I9i2l
Nnucc In hereby given that Georgia y. ueorge
ui nrewHoy, oregon, Who ON December 2. lpOS
made nosert Land fntty Serial No. DIVA for
sE4 NWiA, SISNE'l. NEhsEit, seo, 2, NlSsWia
NWl, sEl,, section l., Township ~ South
Range AAis, E willamette Meridian, has nlcd
nolire ot Intention Ia make inRl Proof, to
establish claim To the land above described
before the Register aud Receiver nj Burns
oregon, on the 2Oth day Of November. 1912
Claimant uameHaa Witnesses;
". J. George. ", L., Jones, john Rimbcll J.
A. OeorHc, all of prewEcy, oregon.
WM. FAHRE, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE
hume. OTrgOn. Oclnbnr &. 1910

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcg
Burns, oregon. October 8, 1912.
Notice II hereby given that Mattle Wilson
OF Burns, Oregon, who, on December :, 1905
made Desert Land Entity. No. Oi072 Tor NFI4
section So Township - + Range 80 e.
Willamette. Meridian, has hled notice OF
intention 10 make nnAl proof, TO establish
claim 20 the land above described, before
the l2th day Of Eoyer Der. 1912
Claimant names Rs witnesses;
Chaa. Wilson, Chester q. Hibbatd and q E
Knox, all Of Burns, oregon. Ed. kocnemann,
OF harrrws, oregon.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns. Oregon, October ~, 1912. !

UNIIED HTATFH LAND OFFINE,
Burns. Oregon, October ~, 1912
Notice IL hereby given that Austin DebOy, Of
Plush, Lake County oregon, who, on Hoyem.
Der "a 1909, made Homestead Application,
Serial No. Oi9H for klssE4, SkI4NEl4, sWH
SEA, section 8, aud Nkl4, section 10, Town.
dian, has hled notice Of Intention to make
FINAL three year proof, 10 establish claim 10
the land above describcd before the Register
and Receiver, nt Burns, oregon, on No nth
day OF December, lPl2
Claimant names aA witnesses.
Thomas J, sullivan, William NJ Mulkey,
Nehemiah Fine, J. l.. shirk all of Flush. Ore
g0n
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SYLVIA RkBEKAH DEGREE No.tS.
Meets every lat aud al "Wednesday,
hyrdle Dalton, n, q.
Madgc Leonard. Rec, sooy
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BURNS CHAPTER NO. 20, o. E.s.
Meets every second aud fourth Mondays. IN
Masonic Hall. Frankie Welcome, W, M.
Ella sweek, Secretary.
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BURNS LODGE NO. VI, A.FA. NJ,
Meets every npt and third Saturday IN zach
month, WIN. Miller, W, NJ
sam Mothershcad. Secretary.
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SOCIETIES.

HARNEY LODGE, NO. n. 10 OF.
Meets every Bturdsy In odd Fellow Hall
NJ 7iHU y m, DE- J.W. Nonry,
r. Il. hpraEue, Secretary. N. a.
Degree work ~ follows First Saturday lni-
tiatoryi second Saturday, First begtoe third
saturday, second Degreci fourth Saturday,
THIRD degree.
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TuLE CtRCLE No. 100, W, ofw.
Meets every fourth Tuesday.
Maud Horton. a. A.
Hester Goodman. CLERK.