Albany Democrat from Albany, Oregon • Page 6

MISFITS. THE WORLD C. 11. NEWS. Albany Democrat Entered ftt the post office.

Albany. Or ttiord Llt't-B rr biJ rraiti r. LINN COUNTY'S! BRIDGE WORK. About $25,000 Spent During IQ II. Under Commissioner Builer.

ROAD TAX. Xotice is hereby by the taxpayers and residents of Ruad District 3 ot Linn County, Oregon, that a meeting of the taxpayers of said Road District will be held at V. O. V. Hall, Shedds, in said Road District on Saturday, the 30th day oi December, 1911, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day for the purpose cf levying an additional tax on all the taxable property in said Roatl District for Road The undersigned compose more than ten per cent of the taxpayers of said Kind District.

This notice is posted this dav of l'Jll. Henrv Freerksen, C. L. Porter. I.

-M. Saxton, Palmer Curtis, J. W. Lamar, H. R.

Black, S. Lamar, F. L. riayne, R. U.

Leabo. J. R. Fradv. R.

M. Lamar, E. J. Clingman, William Clingman, S. Clingman, H.

Zimmerman. E. Zimmerman, T. E. Davidson, J.

V. Ptigh. V. H. Walton, H.

C. Farmer. C. A. Troutman, Geo.

Me-Rcynolds, F. M. Achcson, Davis The first man mere license of the year was issaed to R. T. Sharp, aged Lettie Millerson, 35, botn of Aloany, and Judge Duncan performed the ceremony.

The second was to J. E. Barbow, aged 56, and S. K. Spellman, 4, both of Foster.

34 hunters and fishers licenses were issned by 1 o'olock, John L. Clelan got the first one in the book, for hunting, W. W. Misner was the 13th and S. J.

Wells the 23rd. T. J. Stites was the rhst to register, with L. M.

Curl second, Deed recorded: Curtis Lumber Co to Hammond Lumber Co. of N. many tracts Linn and Marion counties in two deeds L. A. Tueke to Fannie J.

Smith, lot Lebanon Philip St. to John Bland, 67-100 acres 700 Copy will J. B. Kelly.eiving property to Calde and Edwin Kelly, Prof. Heao's Piano.

Prof. Head has now a fine line of the Wiley Allen pianos in stock. Also Mimp nnarlv nam nrtrana Will uall nn easy terms. Prof. Head has resigned from the Eiler Co.

and returned to the Wiley B. Allen with whom he dealt formerly for fourteen years. FIRST MEETING OF CRER- ITORS. In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. In the matter of Adolph E.

Aslack-son, Bankrupt. Case Xo. 1932, in Bankruptcy. To the Creditors of Adolph E. Aslackson of Harrisburg, in the County of Linn and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: lt Notice is hereby given that the Ak said Adolph E.

Aslackson vas duly adjudicated bankrupt; and tha the rH TTn? n5 fredl held at Albany, Oregon, the office Jl .11 llllUl.ial.-U IKICICC 111 H1C Cusick Brtnk Building on Saturday the Uth day of January, A. D. 1912, at 10 o'clock in Hhe forenoon, at which time the said creditors may at tend, prove their claims, appoint trustee examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as mav properly come before said meeting. Dated at AJbauy, Lnrn; County, Oregon, this lannarv 2. 1912 C.

C. BRYANT, Referee in Bankruptcy The Riverside farm KD. SCHOFL. I'roprie'or Breeder, and Importer of O. I.

C. Hogs 3. C. White and Buff Leghoras, W. P.

Rcks, Light Brahmas, R. C. Rhode Island Reds, Whfte Cochin Bantams, li. Turkeys, Wiin. i rr Geese; I'm id -Ducks, Guinea" Wianer ot 17 prizes and 22 on Poultry at the Lewis Clark Fair.

Fgjts in Season Stock for Sale Phane, Farmers 95 f. DNo 3 REFEREE'S NOTICED NOTICE is her.eby given that the iindexsisned was by an order of the 0.1111 i-uuii ui ijic oi.ni; ui uicguu for Linn County in. Department No. 2 in that certain suit wherein Emiline iuumc iiiu j. xih iviuiKcy, iiir.

iius- baud, Oliver W. Porter and Josephine Poner, his wife, Thomas W. Porter and. Emma Porter, his wife, Frank L. Porter and Jessia Porter, his wife, Arthur W.

Porter and Mary Porter, his wife, Joseph Ojiinn, Claire. Quinn, Pirter Quinn and Sarah Quinn, his wife, Virgil Lytle and Sam Lytle, her husband, Mary Smith and Say Smith, her husband, Hatiic Quinn, Anna Q. -jenecal and Charles Senccal, her hus i i 1 i I i i 1 i 1 Shedds Davis, Chas. Arnold, W. G.

Peary. Al Nelson, Earl Shearer, V. W. Poland, Thompson Bros. E.

W. Shedd. E. G. Ptigh, W.

H. Mc- Councll, V. W. Robnctt, J. H.

Mears, W. B. Davis-, W. D. Porter, J.

P. Will-I hanks, F. R. Duncan, Chas. Gregory, A.

D. Elder. I. J. Danncn, L.

St. John, C. H. Davidson, John Duncan, H. B.

Sprcnger. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. is nereoy given that the un- dersigncd executor of the last will and testament ot Isaac D. inner, deceased. "as liled the County Court of Liim County, Oregon, his final account as such executor, and that Monday, the 8th day of January, 1912, at the hour of 9 o'clock a.

m. has been fixed by said court as the time for hearing of objections to sai daccount and the settlement thereof H. BRYANT, Executor. C. C.

BRYANT, Attorney. First publication, December 8, 1911. Last publication, January 5. 1912. REFEREE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uNuviaigucu UV ait umill UI E11C r- -i CoZy Dcpartme, 2, i that certain suit wherein John M. Porter and Laura ,,4 if Oliver W. Porter aiid Josephine Por ter his wif ThoInas (v Porter and Emma Porter, his wife, Frank L. Porter and Jessie Porter, his wile, Arthur VV. and Porter, his wife, Einiline Mulkcy and J.

H. Mulkey, her husband, Joseph Quinn, Claire Ouinn, Pnrtrar n. 1.1 wife yirgil Lytle and Sam Lytle! her m' i her o' Senccal and Charles Seneca Ir hull band, Ella Ashby and Jessie Ashby, were plaintiffs and P. R. Wallis, Wade Wallis and Bertha Wallis, his wife, Ola Bcicr and Henry Kcier, her husband, Lulu De Carlow and Charles De Carlow, her husband, Maria Arthur and James Arthur, her husband, Frank Ashby.Kate Schultz and A.

E. Schultz, her husband, J. V. Morgan, Florence Morgan, John W. Geary and Mary Geary, his wile, and Maggie C.

Smith were defendants, duly made and en-: tered of record on 25th day of uciooer, tyii, appointed releree to make sale. the following described Begjjininsr at an ozk stake- at the northwest rest corner of the Donation Land Claim of Thomas McDanicls, -sotitication and Claim' Xo. 45, in Township Fourteen (14; South, Range Four (4) West of the Willamette Meridian. Oregon, and running thence west 40.18 to an oak-stake; thence south 37.10 chains, to an oak stake: thence each 40.29 chains, to stone; tnence norm J.8U chains, to me piscee ot containing 150.65 acres, more or less, all lying and beirnr sitnnr in Hi nt and State of New Therefore, ih.pursuancc of said order and of the statute in such cases made and provided, I will on Saturday, the (5th day of January, 1912, at the hour of one o'clock p. m.

of said day sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the front door of the court-house in Lirrrt County, Oregon, att the right, titfj, interest and! claim of the parties olaintifts nnrl rlpi'iiwlnnl. ciA 1911. B. WEATHERFORD, Sole Referee ROAD TAX. Happy New Year.

Some new city fathers. Do your best all the time. Be sure and write it 1912. The human will is mighty weak. All around shattered resolutions.

The jys must have run out of soap. P.esolve any way, you might keep it. Don't forget to turn over a new leaf. Whiskev is the enemv of evervthine decent. It is now un to blind nil's to rret a i r-o- hikeon.

Wonder if the blind pigs will make any resolutions. The city councilman gets some real experience in life. Don't let other people run your habits. Be a unit yourself. r.ensuality causes a good deal of cussedness in the world.

The man who gets drank in i town ought to be fined the limit. dry Among other things be temperate in your eating. Cart, for your body. Albany needs more pavement, but the price proposition must be taken by the horns. nuisance: soaDincr windows, even once a year, causing busy people a good deal of unnecessary work.

It Bhould be stopped. A new arrangemeut is a city business managor, a fellow hired to run a cny, a Rvntem onen to crreat abuse, unless just the rignt man is secured. We scheme, we toil, we pray, In wretched plight. For what? Three meals a day, One sleep at night. in interesting aiiau iij isic iiicciimk ot tne council last iiikhi- wua iiiamaKo ceremony performed by retiring Mayor! Wallace, with Mayor Gilbert as the I na tha WlAa The ereat need of city governments everywhere is the doing of business as one would ran one's own business, not I influenced by politics or favor.

Instead everywhere graft and favoritehm prevail. Got- West says he is against the abuse, not the use of liquors- and he takes men am conditions as he finds them. The oae of liquors lead to their abuse materially, and it is our business to hem our fellow men, not to give them conditions that are degrading. This is a versatile old world. The minds or some men run entirely to figures, ethers to books, ottu rs to music, others to athletics, eats, featsiH fads, fancies, society, and some are toD small and some too big, some too poor and some too rich Jim Hill says there is no menace to the country's orosDeritv except hesita tion.

Tho people are sane, and there is' notning serious tne air ro aisturo anybody's confidence. Conditions keep people from going into new things rapidly. Business is steady all over the country even if a little quiet. A nother leap year has begun. Albany is full of young men too bashful to propose, and it is up to the girls to help them out.

Then thero are me doubtful whether they have a sufficient income to meet the exDensss. of an eztravagent age. It is up to- them to d'saause the minds ot this fallacy. Make 1912 the best year Albany ever had. Patronize your home merchants, net transients.

Now is the time to clean up stocks-: and character. A city's business should be run in a business way. Chin i not so very much of a republic ifter all yet. Roosevelt might accept but he A-on't have a chance. isuccess hns failed.

It was a success Riving advice, but not in finance. Albany people generally should back up the marshal in hi9 efforts lo enfo ce me laws of the city. The Democrat doesn't want the tiusiness of tninsieuts bore for a few b.ys in competition with home merr-h juts, who pay uur taxes and are city builders. NOTICE. The stockholders of the Tan.uen; eteh Cirowers Cnion will meet on Monday.

Jan. lU, at the hour of one cIivk p. in, tor the purpose ol oleetmi; live directors to strve out year and other business which will bet'erc the meeting. Signed W. E.

PARKER, Pres. J. E. JENKS, Sec. The annual goat show began at Dallas today, with a large display of mohair.

John F. Stevens, the great railroad builder, is on his wy to Eugene. Willi Fisher, a well known drummer, is candidate tor sheriir of Multnomah county. The trial of Bert Warford was set tor Friday. January 10, before Judge Kelly, at Silem.

Miss Margaret Wilson, recently of Alhuny, has been secured by the Lebanon schools for the eighth grade. Rosehurg is having trouble with the aiiroad strikers. Several clashes stiikt rs and strike breakers have No. 11, while on tho switch at Tangent cany Ibis morning had a small ac i'lcnt, a couple cars going off the track. President Sun Vat's cabinet is to con I'img.

Chin Tao, Huang Sinu-, Wu Fang, Wang Chung, Capt. Wang and Gen. Hsu. Central Point, a small town in South crn uregon, has a $10,000 Y. M.

C. A snd to be tho smallest plac in me u. a. to nave one. it is now Mayor Cain, at Scio, with i.

a chairman, Jones, K. bhelton, J. Juckajka. S. Phillippi and n.

McDonald councilmen. Newt wcridie nas been reappointed marshal mra. Abigail Scott Dunniway has aaued a meeting lo begin a campaign 'or woman eaffrage in Oregon. It will icvcr carry as long as Mrs. Uunniwav is in charge of affairs.

Though an able woman sne uoes not make the cause popular. The athletic mtinnorpfii rf iha rJni-tn west have organized a live college meet omieies or tne colleges, to be composed of those of W. tuano, u. A. C.

and Whitman, each college to stnd seven men. the first to oe ncid in fort and Juno 1 1019 iw ana wash, will havn mt DnH one ifl oeuig talked of between U. O. aim v. a.

THE BVLLESBY lhe annual meeting nt th. Bylleshy A Com Dan and affllintHrl utility companies opened in Chicago yesterday, w'th T. J. Jackson, o' moniic, Alabama, in the chair. Tne convention is diRtinEniinhnrl hv having Thos.

A. Edison present, due to mo luce M. uvllesbv was nnon nn assistant of Edison. Mr. Byllesby gave the address of welcome, sneakinir of the rcmarkahle growth of the organization.

Albany is riven i Incn on tho Rvll. esby imp by H. E. Norton, the local manager being on tho nroim-m for a paper entitle Ways and Means of Building un Business in Small Towns Tho only other Orcgonian on tho pro lixin is tne manager ot tno Portland dice. Iho wide rantra of the husiness of the Company is in the fact that the neakers on the program are frum the ollowing nlaces in their ordor: Okla homa City, Chicago.

Minot, N. Snndiego, Albany, Blue- held, W.Va. ChiCBgo. LouiHville. Chicago, Portland, and Chicago.

Watch for the Big Circular. onceyear bargain event is an nounced by Chambers McCuno, 'Com mencing next baturdav. all thev ask is comparison and if price cutting Jis any thev will get tho business and they pronvso to deliver the goods and they have the stocks most especially suits and enats larger than all othur stores in Albrny combined, a fact no one will dispute. Ai rested for Non-Support. Upon telenhone directions from Portland Chief of Police Daugherty last evening arrested Taylor, an employee in the S.

P. yards, who re cently came here trom Portland, after the striko, for non support of his family in Portland, and he was taken down this morning by Deputy Sheriff Del Smith. 1 Grange Election. Oak Plain Granue No. fi P.

of H. hap the elected the following officers for cm-unit ng year: P. H. Freerksen. U.

Acheaon. L'-c, L. Porter Asst. K. Arnold.

A'rs. II. l( Springer 1 reas John IHincan i'C V. W. itobni tt.

(.1 11. Oruwfimt. Mrs. Crawford. I' Ytra Sprineor.

Jessie Uroi'K. 1.. A. ltla treerkser. rjunist.

Blanche Post. 1 istallation will he held Jan. 13, to all members in goid standing are invited. NOTICE OK BOND SALE. AP- Miv, Oregon.

I inuavv 5, ll)l-? Notice is hcrcliy that the ml li cr ii the citv ot Al 'iiiiiv. Oreeon. will receive scaled in' it liis in lhe city of Al I nm comity, titciton. on or t'cnuv p. in.

lhe 14th da oi l-'ebrii W1J. tor tl-c plirclKtsc oi all -11110 portion ot 75 iicitoti.ilile hotul i i' mi 1 1 i each lor --nni tiatcd tlctolvr 1-1. 1'1 1. am il. 1c tictolicr l-t, rcdccin.ibl tlie oition ot tne citv ot 1 Vtolicr 1.

liearnij; 5 pc cent intiie t. p.iy.ihle setiliannitallv i clieck tor per cent ot amount bid ior must accompany pro iniN.il. No bond will be sold ior le tii.ni tar value, and riclil is re M-ncd to rcicct any and all bids. 11. Cl'SK Treasurer oi the City ot AINany, Ore The Daily Ijclivcrert, 10 cents i in advance for one year, Uy mail, in advance for one year f3, at cuI of year $3.50.

T'ic Weekly Advance per year At end of year $1.50. After year-, at $2. F. P. tilting.

TUESDAY. DAUGHTRY STARTS THINGS. The new chief of police started things Diice, upon takii.g hit oilico. TiiIi- afternoon he and Frank McClung. t-pireial police, f.rrestcd Will Crawford down on the river fiont for violation of the local option law.

On the iilth oi Die it is charged Ciawford sold a couple bottles of Hood New Life to McClung and was paid for it. A sack empty hoi ties nlsn secured. Th case was I cfore Justice Swan. As Mr. irawtuid'a aftjrnep, W.

a. itisley.was ubscntthe ease wbp continued until his urn, and his bonds placed at f300, Garfitld Bilyeu was also arrested, IN THJJAIL The Democrat has received a 509 page uouk irorn me American Medical Ahso ciation, entitled Nostrums, and Quack ry. noma oi tne neaus will suggest Advertising npecialiBts, cancer cures, consump.ion cures, drun cures, jemalo weakness cures, mai order medical concerns, mechanica lakes, asthma cures, babv killers, cure 11 Is. couKh medicines, nostrums and BDetis, food tonics, habit formers, eadache cures, kidney puis, ooesity ures, prescription fakes, rheumatism ures, seasickness cures, etc. Woodrow Wilson the friend of the people.

Wyoming Citizens regard the rnnctonian as strongest possiblo in- uuiato. t'ublic Sentiment drifts to Wil son. Only thing that can prevent his nomination id for machine to rule. a ooaitio letter. At the next muni cipal election the people there will de cldo on single tax, a voto having been authorized.

Tne city election will bo a hot one. An 0. A. C. bulletin.

Seven members of the faculty took part in the atat teachers' asaoi i iliun institute at Portland. President Kerr and Professors Messier, Milam, brooks, Soldon, iietzel and llorncr. THE LIBRARY. The record of tho Albany public library for iho year 1011 is a good one, us shown by the following: Number of volumes at the beginning of the year liOli. Aiided during year by purchase 401, by (jift IK).

Tutal 1163 Card holders lit beginning of year 1270, lidded '105. Total 1681. Country patrons 128. Cooks circulated: Non-fiction 101)1 to adults, 813 to children, iction, 3337 to adults, ltifil to cliiidrjn -41)88. Total circulation 15832.

$15.21 was collectod during the year on lines, used in tho purchase of incidentals. Tho library has over 100 visitors a day on the days opened und much interest is taken. The board expects to have tho plans approved and tho contract lot for the new Carnegie building before the building Benson opens. At tho citv council last evening tho annual report was read, and F. J.

Miller, Mrs. II. F. Morrill and A. C.

Schmitt reappointed as directors for three years, WEDNESDAY. UTILITIES ASSESSED. Tho state tax levy 1ms bi'on mails by ttii commission, at mills. 11 will raise The board has made its ussosmont of Miblie utilitity companies, over in all, nil increase of Tho principal assessments are: ThoO.W.K. N.

Portland Railway, Light iV Power company, 7.VU."2; Oregon Kleotric. Coivallis lOistorn, Norlli-i'1'ii Pacini-, 4f 1 ti I Southern Pacific. Oii'gon Short Line. Id; S. P.

J0.210.I.2 Northern Pucitic Terminal company. fo.OUL'.nOil; Pacific States Telephone Telegraph company. Homo 'iVIi'phiini, I. Anierican K-press companv. Northern Kx-press, Wells Fargo, JOri.l'vV-; XYYslorn Union, Hlj; Postal Telegraph, The Virginian, An event of more than passing intor-osi in theatricals will bo the return of The ireiniar" next Tuesday.

Tho play is will known as a ilramati-raiiiui ul Owen Wistor's ntivol of tne same name, which has been widely load and as wiih ly lipproved. It has en advantage ovi-r many lunik plavs on acciiuni ot I'i'ing rt staeo portrayal scenic and cinracliTS. pictuivsipn- nm! uppt aim: la llu irnat vo wiiolo Minos. It fair! i-a -v v.li vicvious active life of the i'iing West, Chief Dniiiili'ry has made a Rocd Ktart. Vay he kiep it up.

JS1911 was a busy year with Commiss ioner Butler, who disponed of sixteen jobs. Linn county's bridge work is probably the best and most economically handle'! of any county in the state, due to the SDlendid management of Com missioner Butler, one of the best bridge-men in tho state. Tho record for the year ig as follows: K'rk bridge, mil('3eastof Brownsville, 36 foot fpin, S286. Pierce bridge, over Muddy, 41 foot span, $29. Kizer bridge, Muddy, 41 ft.

$329 Cummings bridge. Lak CreeK, 40 ft span, fco ft approach, $073. Smith bridge, Muddy, 8U ft. span, 140 ft. approach, $1446.

Frank Pcrtcr bridge, Muddy, 102 ft span, CO ft. approach, $1135. Gilky bridge. Thomas Creek, 154 ft. approach, $4041.

C-Jwfeet bridge, near Lebanon. 74 ft. span, $709. Blue Creek bridge, CO ft. span, 60 ft.

approach $145. Waterloo bridge 204 It. apan, 80 ft. approach, $4465. fainting Albany bridge, $444 for labor, $108 for Redecking bridge: lumber $lt50, labor $525, nails Sidewalk, lumber $396, labor il2b.

iron posts Sbo. cable 37.50. wire fencing $36, bolts and nails $10 $771. Owls Shough, 60 ft. span, 40 ft.

ap. proach, $634. Spear bridge, 85 ft. span, ft. approach, $1484.

Stayton piers, by Marion and Linn counties, $10,304.40, being $1355 for lumber, $5907.35 for labor, $280 for wood, $219 for hardware, $119.55, blackamithing, $3440 cement and $75.50 piling. Half will be paid by. Marion county. ine total is szy.aiH yj covannz six teen jobs. The net cost to Linn county will be $24,767.70, ALBANY.

Victoria chocolates At the Mission Parlors. Pasteurized butter is best. You get the best fruit noueet at the Mission Parlors. IF YOUR GROCER doesn't handle Valley Creamery Butter ask him WHY? When you want something cood to eat remember The Dressed Beef 2nd Lyon. l''resh country lard at S.

E. Young'n. Born in Lebanon Jan. 2 to Mr. and Mrs Harvey Loveall, a girl Dr.

and Mrs. Stark returned this noon from a visit in Portland and Au rora. Our portrait offer is cood till Jan. 20th only. Your lust rhando to get an enlarged picture for F.7c.

Chambers McCuno. Hon. S. A. Dawson has been in Salem attending the annual meeting of the Grange Fire Insurance company, of which he is one of the directors, i Buy bv comDarison is Chambers McCune's slogan for their once a year Bargain Event which opens Saturday, m.

otu. AT Tl COURT-HOUSE. Probate: In estate of L. F. Yoitatue persona property ordered sold.

In estate of Hiram Skinnerilfinal settlement was set for Feb. 5. Ministerial registration B. A. Bristol.

Frank Leist. of Holley. was recom mitted to the insane asylum, after examination by Judge Duncan and Dr. Myers. The county court has begun its long session.

Besides regular tiusiness tne tax levy will be made, jury panel drawr. judges and clerks of election appointed and road supervisors selected. 59 hunters and anglers licenses issued Deeds tecorded: Herbert H. Acheson ct al to Jen nie Acheson 10.22 acres B. Paris to Geo.

H. Scott 2 lots Lebsnon. C. Wostercnrd to W. A Avery Ret al.

240 acres 1 1375 10 30(. 20i 451 Aithur Kurrell to J. L. Gilbert 4.29 acres A Waggoner to Vesta Clark 1 ncre A. Arebart to Pearl E.

D.iri lots Lebanon Caroline Ayors to'F. U. Averill 1 acm Mrs. W. A.

Williamson returne I Fri day aftir a two months visit wild hei daughter, Mrs. A. J. Fuller, of Cio.k county. Mr.

and Mrs. Peter irstens left Saturday fur the inctre-ii lis, where they will visit their daughter, Mrs. Al Stcllmacher during the holidays. The basket siieial given nt Palestine rmiay evening wasvery entertaining as wtll us being a hnanoi il suece-s lh pi-ogram was rendered bv lhe school chiurtrn ef r-'ir tirove district under thi management of Miss Mi-Bride. Casli receipts, amounting to pi'er $20, goes for furnishing the school house.

Mrs. Cora Gibson and daughter, of Salem, spent the holul ivi with her par 11. l.a 1 Mr. an'1 Mrs. C.

E. Williamson, ol Albany, were guests of the (owner's; paie nls at Oik Gitvc fu t'ij. band, Archie Cntsa and Nellie Cruse, in and to the real property above de-his wife. Ella Ashby and Jessia Ashby, i scribed. were plaintiffs ani Wade Wallace and; Dated this SA- dav of December.

-v- ls hereby given that the un-. taxpayers aitd residents of Bertha allace, hts v. ite, h-atc Schultz and A. E. Schultz.

her husband, Ola Bcicr and Henry Bcicr, her husband, Lulu De Carlow and Charles Dc Car- I low, her husband, Maria Arthur and A .1 1 i. lllll llllSIJ.LIIli 41111 I Ashby. were defendant and entered of record ii wi.iui.vi, ii ui'ifuiiiiiii-i i-iu it ie cil of ti, loll real property, to-wit: Beginning at an oak stake 4U.1S' bains west ami 9X4 rhnm of. the northwest corner of 'the Donation Land Claim ot Thomas McDanicls Not. No.

2186, Claim No. 5, in Town ship 14 S. R. 4 West of the Will. Mer.

Oregon, and running thence west 41.C2 chains, to the wet boundary lipc ot the Donation Land Claim of Samuel Porter; thence south along the west boundary Hue of said Porter D. L. C. 26.53 chains, to the southwest corner of said Porter D. L.

C. thence cast 41.02 chains, thence north 27.26 chains, to the place oi beginning, containing 110.65 acres, more or less, all lying anil being situate Linn County, State of Oregon. Now Therefore, in pursuance of said order and of the statute in such cases made and provided. I will on Saturday, the 6th day of January. 1912.

at one o'clock p. m. of said day. sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for in hand, at the front iloor nf llip eolirt-lioue in T.tiiti Oregon, all the right, title, and claim of tile parties, plaintiffs and de- iendants in said suit, in and to lhe real nroncrtv above ilesrnhn I lllis Slli iliv 1911. A.

B. WEATHERFORD. Sole Referee. 1 soaua ami rranK 1 mts, inly made on. tie 16th day Oregon, that a meeting ot the taxna ivuau j-'isirici.

oi lmn vottntv. ers District will be held ou uousc saia Krau -Jistrtur on Saturday the JUth lla' of December, 1911, at the hour of ten ociock a. in. the afternoon ot said day toe- the purpose of levying an additional tax on all the taxable property in safd Road- District for Road purposes. The undersigned compose more than ten per cent of the taxpayers of said Road District.

Press B. Marshall. O. Marshall. E.

B. Wallace. I. H. Cortland, Oscar Sehinder.

li. P. Dyer. E. L.

McKeev-er, L. G. Cox. E. G.

Cox. lohn Zcllcr. F. M. Furnish.

F. A. Works, A. B. Marshall.

G. E. Mills. Frank Line-, .11. L.

Kizcr, R. E. Houston, E. E. Knox.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor of the last will and testament of John Haley, has filed his Final Account with the Cmmti- Clerk of Linn County. Oregon nml the County Court of said Countv has fixed Tuesday, the 30th dav of January. 1912. at the hi.ur oi o'clock P.

M. as the time for objections to said account and the Final Settlement oi said estate. Dated December 21. 1911. HARRY HALEY.

Executor,.