Livestock Brands and Owners Listed Across Grant County
A lengthy ledger lists horses and cattle brands with owner names across Grant and Umatilla counties. Entries include brands such as H on left shoulder and half circle marks, naming owners like Adkins, Haven, Henkes, Cochran, Florence, and many others with precise left shoulder or hip placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Rock
Bar
Harton
Hippeplitin
Morament
Tonchahontige
Kanye
Ghrant
Morrow
Umatilla
Sewton Ranch
Cox & English
Hardmans—Castle
EB. Cochran
Monument
Honelie
Horion
John W
Hoarnes
Tange
Neeington
Florence
P—Hores
Kenetecels
Acton
Harven
Goble
Gaonage
A. L
Hungaker
Horsie
Bampbrerp
OM Hardman
Horves
Hayes
J M
Horees
Wineglana
Anime
Jonkin
Horeos
Horeshe J
Catile
the Bums
Hange
Ile
Johneon
Pelix
Hores Circle Ton
Cader
Kirke
Chames
Edo
Laren
Haemes
Horeon
Lewis
Lena
J. W. Shorees
Minor
Owenr
Morgan
I McCumber
Jas A
Atwood
Hores
Enttle
Entile
Reel
Andrew
Newman
W. K
Oller
Peery
Circle Shield
Pease
Jas
Pine City
Parker & Gloukon
Hundman
Jefteloulder
Piper
J. H
Henberg
Chefi Road
Hardman
Ihorses
Crosa
Wiilie
Bonineer
Chris—Horens
Beetor
W—Horee
Uttle
Lebeur
Hyde
Camaon
Sur
Dalap
Tae Orses
Stewart
Geo
Smith
Lone Boek
Lange
Callie Stone Welle
S—Horaes
Thigt Woodward
Laud Offer at Thy Dalles
Fragmentary notice notes a claim and intention to make a fan petition in support of a party, dated Met Get 28 1688, before the enemy in Orewou at Hoppadr. The witness list and proceedings reference Elihu B Stanton and others in a colonial legal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodiow
Wililer
Himebalii
Hoppadr
Elihu B
Stanton
Land Office Notice From The Dalles Oregon October
Notice is given that Edward Rood has filed a claim with the intention to perfect it. He will appear before the county judge at Heppner Oregon on November 3 to prove residence and cultivation of the claim by witnesses William, J. W. Aves, Herman Neilson, and J. B. Young at nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ediward
Hasvint
William
WH. Aves
Herman Neilv
Hight Mala
J. &. Young
Igdaaberss
Little Dick Wins at Spokane Falls Heightens Morro County Fame
Spokane Falls racing reports Little Dick the Morrow County horse winning two straight heats in a half mile dash with time 0 50 0403. Other entries include Roly Boly Daisy A Lady Daffy and Fred H. Altso Fantasie dominate later heats but darkness postpones final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club Meeting
Little Dick
Swaggart
Morrow
Roly Boly
Daisy A
Lady Daffy
Fred H
Fantasie
Altso
Antelopa
Bishop's Hero
Notice of claim for land proof in Morrow County Oregon
Notice is given that Solomon Mayfield has filed petition to prove his claim to Lots 3 and 4 in section 18, township 25, range 4, in Morrow County Oregon. He will present witnesses including Singles, Frank Goble, Jobe Yount, and Chas Ton allotment, before the county judge at Heppner on September 19, 1854.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow County
Heppuer Orban Low
Solomon Mayfield
Notice of final proof in land claim at The Dalles
Land Office at The Dalles Oct 14 1889 notices of intention to make final proof in support of settler claim. Berend Potrent Ba Sit 49 Avg et Wig Sef Sand Jivt rie 6 Tp 5H a in ced 2. Witnesses Hermion Nelson Gow Taken John T Diclone Dan Aue all of Hardman Or for continuous residence and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Wiittor
Mlorton
Hermion Nelson
Gow
John T. Diclone
Dan Aue
Iof Hardman
Mepomat
Hagiater
Notice of Land Claim Proof in Morrow County Oregon
Land claim proceedings in Morrow County Oregon require proof of continuation by June W. Leahey and others from Heppner to support the Wis Eta Geo claim. Interested parties may protest the allowance of proof at the specified time and place by presenting evidence or witnesses to contest the claimant’s evidence.
Notice of Intent to Prove Final Five Year Residence
Land Office at Latironde Oregon gives notice that Neal Gettler will present final proof to establish continuous residence and cultivation on his claim. Proof will be before Morrow County Court at Heppner Oregon on November 12. Witnesses from Heppner include Win Warren Joe Nelson W J Cary and S W Florean. Protest or reasons to disallow proof may be presented at the time and place. Hewat Rinknant, Register.
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Nait
Manderson
Tanner Waa Ween
Bussey
Pension Board
Whaypeal4
van Ap
Imider
Cleveland
Tanner Straight Boxsey
Hinkle
Tanner
Privat Becetary
Diamiserd
Geo. B. Squire
Brooklyn
N. Y
General Land Office
Squires
Pension Missioner
Taoner
Speal
Lincoln
Chicago
Weathland
Gibson
Kansas City
Apor
Dlsi
Peter Kenland
Tremont House
Gillispie
Plattamouth
J. W. Rooks
Wartford Conn
Leverin
McCoy
Hoskins
Martin
Latironde
Tollo Neal ‘Gettler
Morrow County
Heppner
Oregon
D.M Nadi Forteaks
Wis
Albert Fe
Sara
Keighten
Theodore Tex
Frank Kramer
Wm. Reininger
Heppmer
Annie Crimp
Mt Khe
Kelley
John William
W. Doonan
Andy Tillard
Meppear
Notice of Intention to Prove Land Claim in Oregon
The notice lists Andrew J. Cook Hu as settlor for land in LaGrande Oregon with intent to make final proof before the Merrow county clerk on November 8. Witnesses B Blann EB Padgett James Daugherty Thomas Howard are named from Heppner and Lancaster. Protesters may attend to cross examine witnesses and present rebuttal evidence under Interior Department rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrande
Settlor
Hinabeenne
Merrow County
Heppoer
Andrew J. Cook
BENEM
Nem
Bes
B. Blann
Padgett
James Daugherty
Lana
Thos
Howard
Heppner
Interior
Notice of Proof for Land Claim at The Dalles Oregon
Land Office at The Dalles Oregon reports that the following entryman has filed notice of intention to make proof in support of his claim. The proof will be made before the county clerk of a county at Hoppler, Oregon on November 12, 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Orc
Heppude
Dalles Or
LaGranda
Wittler
Lyor
Baal Pree
Judigu
Henpner
Fragmentary notice from LaGranda Oregon record
Incomplete OCR text from LaGranda Oregon references a notice of intention to make a claim or hold a hearing. The fragment mentions a county judge, the county clerk, and a date line with October. Details are garbled and the overall action is unclear.
Electric light plant to illuminate La Grande
La Grande Oregon October 17. City council approves a ten year exclusive franchise to La Grande and Edison Electric Light Co to light the city by electricity. Plant to cost at least 16000 dollars with 800 lights. Work to begin within thirty days and city fully lit within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Guanne
la Grande
la Grundy and Edison Electric Light Co
Tewin
Fdiaon
Aga
Goores
Basineda
Oregon
Indemnity land selections under Oregon grant disputed
Assistant Commissioner Stone renders a decision on proof burden in indemnity selections for Oregon public land grants. State entitled to unoccupied lands from expired filings. entrants must show cause within twenty days to cancel entries. Large pending land office disposals anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waammeron
Stone
Oregon
Siall
Lt 14
General Land Office
Washington and Dakotas to Be Admitted to Statehood
Washington and the Dakotas appear likely to receive statehood soon with a presidential proclamation anticipated. Montana's admission may be delayed until after the state election results are known. In a separate note, the American Bankers Association executive council rejected increasing silver coinage at the expense of greenbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dakotas
Montana
San
New York
The
American Banker's Association
St. John
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Congress
Dakota drought leaves crops fail in Miner Kingsbury Sanborn
A. H. Trow, ex Minnesota legislator and Dakota resident, spoke at the state capitol pleading aid for drought sufferers in Miner county and adjacent areas. He warned many families may freeze or starve before spring as crops in those counties suffered complete failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul
Minn
A. H.trow
Minnesota
Miner County
Dak
State
Reception of delegates at State Department by Blaine
In Wasumarox Oct 16 Secretary Blaine greeted delegates to the International Marine conference in a private reception. The noble-looking men wore naval gold lace and represented leading maritime patrons. ministers accompanied them as they were presented and Blaine spoke to them collectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasianarox
Interior Department
Noble
Tynners
Lin
Tanner
Dalzell
Andio
Wasumarox
State Department
Blaine
International Marine Conference
Union convention opens with calls for universal talks
Delegates praised the response to a United States call and discussed topics growing with global exchange. They emphasized a common unspoken language for safe commercial navigation at sea. Admiral Franklin Chogen presided as president, and an adjournment followed until tomorrow. The body was photographed, brought to the White House, and presented to the president who welcomed them and hoped for world good from their deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Franklin Chogen Prestdant
Franklin
S. N
Harrison
White House
Racing costs to the American people nearly three million a year
The article calculates the economic impact of legal racing from May 15 to October 15 across five associations. It tallies commuter, admission, and paddock expenses, plus betting totals, suggesting about 2.9 million dollars annually from the metropolitan race circuit. It notes bookmakers, jockey clubs, owners, and bettors all share the flow of funds through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Inland
Brooklyn
New York
Jockey Clubs
Monmouth Park
Corea
Treasuries
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Ork
the Gazette
Otis Patterson
U Calamn
Ome Eont
LiGrernor
Bao
Ents Bayt
Tnakraetian Cepnas Ogee
Ounty Dodge
Thompet Clerk
Sherif
Hewardet
Lt. Andrews
T. BR. Howard
Nable
W. J. Lineser
Peek Bittern
P. Mootnos
Hall
Hojoorulag Brothera Cor
P.O. Boa
C. BK. K. Owisnunyr
Neste
Tint Clinch
W. B. Buxsa
Pris Pattiergon
Frank Kellogg
LAW
Jarvis—Coukling Mortgage Trust Co
First National Bank
G. W. Rea
Notary Public Ti
Justice of the Peace
Heppner, Ogn
J.N. Brown
Brown & Hamilton
Jas. D. Hamilton
Gazette Office
W. BR. Ellis
Seventh Judicial District
Main Street
Liberty Mar
N. A. Cornish
A. A. Jayne
Cornish & Jayne
Arlington, Oregon
Tombortal
Chas. M. Jones
Heppner Barber Shop
West Main
Ira. G. Nelson
Warlock
Bebat Clai
ETS
Liberty Meat Market
Moatee Bros. Proprieture Pty
Aleea and
D.P. Thompson
R Bishop
Exchange
Minor’s
First National Bank OF
C. A. Brea Fhane
Ien
George W. Conser
Transactan General Banking Business Exchange
Gabzette Shor
A. BH
Tyros
IL Db
Nor D
Tyson & Boyd
Upper
Main ST
GEO. P. Morgan
U.S. Land Office
Washington, D. C
Murray
Teade Mere
Lessica
Orray Medicine CO
Kaonene Ci City
A. D. Johnson & CO
Voly Sicente
Lowe Creek
Land Notices
F. A. McDowaun, Rogister
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Villard
Spokane
Pension Nerating
Statemant
Heernt Action
Dpesaster
Ouama
Burlington & Missouri
Omaha
Chauncey M. Depuy
Themmoxp
Governor Hill
Fle
Grover Cleveland
Blaine Ian
Prohibition Party
Puller
Ashtaod
Asiaso
Ousioo
Northern Pacific Railroad Co
Tin
Villard Weaurdd
Sayer
Atria
Te Directora
Northern Pacific
Land Department
Lard
Ginanve
Oaks
Harria
St. Paul
Spokane Falls
Stull
West Side
Holton House
Tan
Palermo
Crispi
Enid
S.o
Sepnoes
W. Leahey
le Hemmer
Neville
Mat. Aughos
Boyer
W.M. Batty
Heppnur
Peran
Invicor Department
Hbove
Lime
Price
Tia
Henny Riserant
Register
Hesny Hiseuaat Register
Sore En Soereeeneerer
Hewar Rowemant, Reyintor
Ee Or
Thomas L. Buckley
Lasher
Kchool
Boise City Electric Lights
Citisens
Bows Orry
Electric Light Company
Ridenbaugh
South
Boise
J. W Cuningham
Asnayer
United States Assay
Central Canal and Linod Company
Boise River
Notien
Boise City
Dakota
Maritime Confenemok
Hialoe
N. S. Tribune
Union Depot
Denver
Palace Burlington
St. Louis
Burlington
Northern
Canadian Pacific
St Louis
Mississippi River
Oregon Line
Southern Pacific
Cheyenne
Firat Street
Portland
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