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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
8
A compilation of multiple public land sale notices from the Roseburg Oregon land office. Details include filing dates, witnesses, and claimants for various tracts in Oregon and nearby counties, with instruction to file claims before specified deadlines and before the Register and Receiver.
Public notices announce filings for timber land purchases in Oregon under federal acts of 1878 and 1901. Names include J. T. Bridges as registrar, with witnesses Breitenbacher and Rookard, Myrtle Point, Roseburg, and surrounding counties. deadlines set for July 16, 1901.
Open weekdays until 8 pm with Sundays at 6 pm. Listings include Myrtle Point to Roseburg daily in winter at 6 am, Bandon daily except Sunday, Port Orford to Fairview, and Rural routes with reguar departures to Ratuniay and Avot H Brevpra. Postmaster
Timed under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 notice issued by the U S Land Office Roseburg Oregon on April 20 1904 lists Thomas J Rook of Bridge County Coos Oregon as claimant for Survey No 149 and Township 28 Range 10 for lots 467 and 26ty The sale to establish land boundaries is set for July 10 1901 with witnesses Albert Cribbing James Rook Frederick Breitenbacher and Jon Houser of Bridge Oregon All claimants are warned to file claims by July 10 1901 Register JT Bridges
United States Land Office in Roseburg Oregon issues a notice under the Timberland Act of June 1 1878 for the sale of timber lands in California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory readied to determine land value and establish claims. James Dan from Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon filed to purchase and will present witnesses Murray Dartaud B Fenton Harmen Davies of Remote Oregon. Adverse parties are to file claims by May 9 1901 before Register Gaivers and Receiver.
Notice for Publication. Gustav A Hansen, of Bridge, Oregon, files for final proof on his claim No. 8399 at the United States Land Office in Hereburg Oregon. He must prove continuous residence and cultivation with witnesses Thomas Fetter and Nake Ott Kewmore of Keowore Oregon and L Bolles of Bridge Oregon by June 4.
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Public land notice from United States Land Office Myrtle Point Oregon dated March 9 1901 announces an applicant Jean C. Damon Myrtle Point for timber land in Township 5 Range 10 West and will prove value of timber over agriculture May 28 1901 before the Reviser and Receiver in Arcena. Individuals may file adverse claims by May 28 1901.
A garbled catalog of patent medicines and health products includes Linament Dr Plerves Smaart Weed Burkbarts Veg Com Choice Bird Wed Egg producer One Minute Rough Cure Little Sheep Dip Bhilohs Consumption Cure Janes medicines Garfi eld cough drops Linament Lady's Slipper root Roberds Davdroff cure Bone white combs Dyspepsia tablets Sarsaparilla Belladonna plasters and related tonics. text suggests a shop inventory or advertisement with numerous brand names and remedies.
Notice is hereby given under the Timber Land Act provisions that lands in the states of California Nevada and Washington are offered for public claim. The notice outlines the filing requirements, location details, and deadlines for those seeking rights to public lands as of the date recorded.
Public land notice records a claim filing under federal acts. It lists claimant names and locations in Oregon and Nevada with dates and office actions. The text references the United States Land Office procedures and publication requirements for mining and land claims.
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