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COUNTY BUILDING.

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Insane cases, OF which theto ARC three on the
day.
4.J' ..-.-... .. ..
Probably Is result OF the recent Democratic
uprising, the numherof marriage liccnsss Issued
hy the Couny Clark shows m aIarmiug f,'ltr,
oil. Ycstertlay onjy Tires wc,e apnied for' fa'A'
~, ,-.,.. 1..,.,,. -, 1,,,'"
Inc Comin'etcc On faolle Charlt1e6 yesterday
Visited !i, n'e !nsane Asylum M 1.r she pnrnose OF
Tece!Vn1ts s!pPlles' lne 3ont Cofnf1itteo on
tuossc buildings and Public servlee will meet
to-moffoF.
Doputy.9hor[9s Curr1or and Uca]ny will trnvr]
to JoI,ct to.fiay win eighteen cnnylcts. nnl twn
boys viii 70 down to tic Raform School at
Pontiac, ffarrls, ita cmLczzier, il one Of tho
Jo1jot party.
III, ,t,,ca. a, H.. conr., c,..r, mi co,..,
Treasurer ri he rlosci to- tf1s nI,hftc Ia tmrdnt
A. lin ntflrfa1s viii hc cnrnpei In romnmrInr III
records preliminary 10 tis aupiclt(oIl fof i,iq
n,cnt against uronerty on which tarcs for isw
sill remain due and unpaid.
1,,'. o,...,r ,s.,... ss:...,-
Ilc sheslll levied Yesterday on dnldsteln's
Iofii'tara ett erocseTy stofe; So. 10 Nandolph
street, anu ueeputy.SneIaM ,e !: u stacey Is now
~ eharec 81 81 the BLOCK, winch u yaiucu NJ about
$l5.o9. INC oxeentsolis on which tho levy was
n'aao arc ior ea.4ho' una Was Issued BY tue blt-
pef1s'r Couft " laFof q, y; Wolskopt for SIZE
G9, ansi tlie otl'ef Ior gu IRON the Circuit
Court III 1nsor Of Et'i9nHcl sondhcimcr: There
Is also ny attachment Tor ss7'l tsaued from tie
County Court on complaint Of Jesse Dean.
Some DAYS ugo Sheriff Hoffman fnt,ratoa n
Mira. Eyxt,.r, Ina 1nlv wht, ia. ft.r s"rorsf ~
months uast tlllcI In very ,.ccsptol,ia nunm'r
iIlu position OF Mutron Of lie iaIt tI,ns ha
wou lfko TO 1ceeiyn her ra.,Snntfnn% M. NJ nm, Nv
son VIVA nsHtgnefl for this ncrn,mntorv remnvof
far aurf, # was bnt Nrs. yst"r nronniix snt,''
initial to tie incyitablu n,ii rc,trncI, IL hor
niacs Hrs. Pappcndirk haa baen nnooin,ad' ads
ie g,,rrY eays f},at lin ,nIS ronsnn ~ ,na,ti,.r
thC change viz ti,at M1. Eystsr ,yas ~ ,vaii N1aS
ncc,niarfly, wh,le tho new Natran i1as tn s,,,,.
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OF this, et8.119 was Tor tax-paisl tnirits, s33st
tor tobacco md cigars, 81, 4 for beer, and s7si
Tor special lfcenero,

for tobacco md cigars, Il, 43 for beer, at'd s'si
Tor special ltceners.
Assistant Treasurer Gilbert waa Ia receipt Of
terday modifying the rc9a1attoas relating to tho
presentation aud acceptance Of landing certlff.
Gates covering merchandise exported under ln-
tcrnh1-Revenuo lnws.
The occupation of tho certificate spcculntoys,
Treasurer Gilbert rcccfrei batch Of instruc-
tsofs ycstert1ay afternoon frum Secretary Sllcr-
man 10 the effect TINT nil u!lsuld certificates In
ihn hands OF persons authorized to scfl them
should he returned forthwith to Washington.
tOgotlcr will, cartttletl claims for commissions
pottmaster Palmer aid Collector Harvey .ae-
cordtnsly turne1 uycr wtat they hn.l on llautl to
tic Asslatant Tfcnsurcr, anh will to-.lay for
watsl their claims lot commissions. 4 pfacarl,
pflfcfatlY sounding the dcat.ktiel OF thu ccrtG-
ratc brokers, was pasted III tho Sub.Trcssnsy
during The afternoon with anch prominence Tint
the wayfarfnE mau, though fool, miaht read
aud take notice.
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INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

EpfctM UspastIs 70 The TT75iine-
WAsr1N6ToA, D. G., Juno AIN the proceed
ings Of tho Printers Convention here to.dnY,
slr. Martin, of Chtcugo, presented memorial
setting forth that tic Chlcago Union had ad-
Initted 100 ''unfatr" men atd women to mem
hcrshlp, and asking TINT charter bo granted
them for union Of book md job printers. Re-
ferred.
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Tint the ticket was bought. Como words Nesd
exchanged, md tic scalnors wcro shown the
ltttle pnrley, Mr. IIolson was rantod $50, nnl
tho amount at once forwnr1lel to Omaha.
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DEAL GENTLY WITH THE STOMACH,

UEhL 0tH1I1 WITH The SIUMACH,
II tproses refractory. mild discipline Ia tho thing
10 set II right. Not ali the uausoous draughta aud
bo}uses 1Yer Invented can do half aa much Ia
ron'sdy tts disorders ~ few s7!ncglassfa!s--saY,
three day,-of Ifostcttors Stomach UAtoss, whlctl
wIl! sHord 1t spotdy relief, and eventually bAntsh
every dyspoptlc und bilious sympta,n. Sick head.
fur unon tho tongue, vertigo, aua those niauy In.
acscs!hab'0 and liAaCrccabis sensations caused hy
IhdlsesH0ns asn loo oftrll porpetuated by Injudl.
ciohs doslnE: An Immediate Abandonment Of snth
tnndosa ant N advised experiments should be tho
nraf stsp N tho direction OF curu; the ntxt stcp
ths tte Of this standard tonic Alternative which has
fecelTGd tho highest medical sanction and wntl
unprecedented pppuMnly.
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Dr. Psice's speclal Flasorlns Extracts zso not
nado np from chemical polsons, but natural tAyors.
Eeattful 10 the most cultivated palate.
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DRUNKENNESS.
d.. D'Unxer. dlscovcrcr Of the cnchoua euro for
drunkcnneas, cures all cases. Room n Palmer
Huuae.
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pEoHD;1LEoNAitI,1on May n, At tho res!-
IeHcc Of che hrsA parents. by the lev j. NJ WoTalt
p D.. .tE. Philip Il. Woodfo.d and Miss Carrie 4.
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SUMMER NEsOIETS.

WEST END HOTEL, LONG hha't"'
PREsnuKr 4 l!1LnRETlI. rfopsieto.,' =, the
Will. OFEh JUNE i2. yse oa'R to's ths saad rtss
aenKtr Elevator. 49, yu,44.
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SPEECH MAKERS.

1t isn't every man by . good many
who 10 qualified to make . speech, and
1t 10 about time that several W ould-be
speech makers OF this vicinity knew
that they are Of the number. They
put themselves forward on every coca.
sion. and talk, and howl. and rant, and
squeak, and froth. aud fume in man
ner aggravating and disgusting enough
to their intelligent audiences. The re.
spect for old age, whether due or not,
the spirit Of fair play and like generous
impulses, usually secure speakers Of
the class referred to an attention which
their prejudice, bitterness, lack of
truth. lack of ability. aud often lack Of
seuss aud decency do not entit!e then.
to. At times. when they could be no
longer endured. they have been cried
down. and hooted and Kissed cff the
stage. The putting forward Of such
men il not always Of their own doing
alone. but Of others, for the purpose Of
using them in some dirty work. We
protest against their further infection
upon this community.
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friends of Colonel Nesnith. who is one
of tn, abiess political managers in
Oregon, or any other State. assert that
be was defeated by the use of money
fraudulently and illegally obtained
from the State Treasury. They claim
that their failure TO prove their charges
before the committee of the Senate,
consisting Of Senators Morton. McMil-
Ian and Salisbury. who visited the
State in the summer of 1871. before
these frauds had been exposed, TO in
vestigate that matter, and in the Grim
inal proceedings which followed, was
because persons connected with bribery
committed the further crime of perjury.
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MlsF0RrUNES GENERAL.

To give Puget Saunders an idea that
they are not alone suffering from eli
matte and other Affections, we clip as
follows from late issue of the Walla
Walla Union.
The peach crop, though heavy, is in
jured to some extent by kind Of blight
that has prevailed more or less for the last
two or three years. 1t is supposed that
the cause Of Il is too much rain after
the blossom drops off. Where it occurs
the fruit becomes marked with large
white spots.
A destructive insect is preying upon
the leaves of pear ard cherry trees in
and about Walla Walla. They eat the
substance of the leaf, leaving nothing
but the skeleton. when the remainder
dries up aud falls of. which causes the
tree to assume the appearance OF early
winter. The same destruction was no.
ticed last winter. when the trees
dropped their leaves and second crop
came ont. and they still lived. Some
times the ravages of tho insect are con.
fined to one side of the tree, and no
material damage arises.
Mr.. Bell returned from kittitas O few
days ago. He informed us that the
season there has been very much like it
has been here. There has been plenty
OF rain. but the weather changed 20
suddenly from wet to dry, and from
cold to warm, that the crops were
little fired from the hot winds that had
prevailed for a couple Of weeks. They
had neglected to irrigate. and some Of
The low lands had suffered before the
owners were aware Of the damage that
Was occurring.
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Sunday, July Is. 1879.
SUPERIOR COAL. ETC.

Under the caption of Astoria Goals, "
our contemporary Of the Venice of the
Pacific asserts that better CRATE and
steam Goals haye been discovered
near Astoria than any heretofore found
on this northwest cOast. The editor
then says tina. upon the construction of
the first section of the Astoria and Win
nemucca Railroad they will be prepared
to ship four hundred tons of coal daily,
and then, be adds. I'VE will see which
will ship the most-Astoris, Tacoma or
Seattle"
This claim Of superiority is getting
to he nearly worn out. 1t is set up and
stoutly maintained by the owners Of all
the coal beds on the coast. and has been
50 from the beginning. 1t has been
done here, and it has been done at Ia
coma, Nanaimo. Coos Bay and else
where. Every one has, without excep-
ton, the best. II long continued sue
cess is a test Of superiority, Seattle coal
ranks all on the coast for it has gone
in five years to the very top Of the
market, displacipg others and selling
more freely than any. This is as good
test as any. and yet it even is not
conclusive.
Cur neighbor will probably be disap
pointed, should his road be speedily
built. in the matter of that four hun
drcd ions of coal to be shipped daily.
There is not mine on the coast that in
five years has been able to reach any
such figure. The Seattle mine is the
only one approaching il. The opening
Of coAl mine is q vast undertsk king,
requiring an immense outlay of capital
and years Of tune. This time and cap
ital have been expended at Mount Dis-
bio. ct Nanaimo and at Seattle, and at
these plac only. The consequence is,
they alone are prepared TO market four
hundred tors daily. The Seattle mine
can 60 three hundred tons better, but
neither of the others can. though their
development has been in progress more
than twenty years. There is no good
reason for supposing the Astorians more
favored in this matter than we are, and
unless they are so favored, they may as
we'll relinquish the idea Of excelling
Seattle in the export of coal until some
time we'll Oh in the twentieth century of
the Christian era.
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4 WASHINGTON FARM.

The editor Of the Walla Walla Union
has been out to Flumeville, the loca-
ton Of the biggest farm in this Terri
tory. and he thus tells Of what he saw
and of what is dong there:
The road to Fiumeville is fearfully
dusty at this time but we were we'll
compensated for all the sacrifices made
in that regard. The road is skirted on
either side. as it were. by one continued
field Of gram. Several fields OF wheat
that we noticed will average A. and 50
bushels to the acre few Of which are
a. good as We ever saw grow out of the
ground. The large field of Dr. Blalock
next 70 the road. a portion Of which is
in barley, in farmer parlance, is al eX-
cellent stand. The stand Of wheat.
though not as good as last year, is fair /;
but We have been informed that the
average of wheat on the Doctors farm
is big. 1t is sight worth seeing to
see nearly 1000 acres Of grain in one
enclosure, ard that too which promises
50 great a yield. There must be over
1000 acres in barley. One third Of the
land on both sides of the road. it ap-
peared TO Us. was in barley. Grain of
this kind will be very abundant, aud,
perhaps. cheap after harvest. Several
fields Of wheat we noticed. had been
Gu. for hay Barley is turning quite
fas, and will be ready for the sickle in
q few days. Taken q. a whole, the
-, 81 "a, Il
is the best We have seen this season.
The wonder with Us is, at this time
are there laborers enough in the coun-
try to harvest all this grain In due
time We arrived at Flumeville, where
great stacks of lumber. immense piles
Of wood, rails, poles, slabs and pealed
posts met our astonished vision. There
are three branch fumes at the lower
end, all of which are utilized in floating
down the imber, etc, from the mill in
the mountains. nine miles distant. In
DR.. Blalock's management there seems
to be no waste. even the slabs are made
into wood. The fume is only about
thirteen miles from Walla Walla, is of
easy access. with good roads leading to
j. from every direction. A great ad-
vantage the dump has, is that it brings
everything out of the mountains and
places it where it is accessible at all
seasons of the year. The business done
here must be immense, and the mater
ials brought are such as enter into the
daily consumption of every farmer
mechanic, and business man in the
country. The grain yield of DR.. Bla-
locks big farm, we place at 40 bushels
to the acre, on average. of both wheat
and barley. At this rate 1t will aggre-
gate $4,000 bushels. The Doctor is
not only the greatest lumberman and
woodman. in various shapes, i'll this
part Of Washington Territory, but he
is the boss farmer. not only of this
Territory, but Of the whole coast. out
side of California. Besides the big
farm he has several farms Of smaller
dimensions, which are run by proxy.
The Doctor employs. in his different
pursuits, somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of 200 hands, enough for a small
army of themselves. As Tor tact and
enterprise the Doctor has very few
equals on this coast.
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PORT TOWNSEND. July l2-On Mon.
day. the 18th. the people of Port Town.
serd will elect Mayor. three Council
men and City Marshal, and vote on
the question of levying . special tax
for the purpose of purchasing q fire
engine.
Frank A Bartlett, who went TO San
Francisco few weeks ago, on account
Of the severe illness of his father in that
city, returned this morning via Port
land. He reports his father much i'm
proved in health.
The small attendance at the Hutch
inson family concert. last evening. is
mainly due to the inciemency of the
weather a. the time.
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CALL ON J. A. McPugE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the c,ty and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either Wholesale or retail.
stand next to Schwabscher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle, W. T.
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Coop WORKING. r. Mapel has
sold. during the past year. 81 marble
gravestones and four handsome monu.
ments. This is more marblework than
can be found in any cemetery in Wash
ington Territory. Seattle and Olympia
have the finest stones in their Gene
teries. r. MAPEL.
jyl0dlw
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out OF the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District Of Washington Territory, hold.
ing terms at Seattle. in King County. on the
2lst day of August. A. ID. 1878, in the case
wherein Henry Walters and Charles Fecheimer,
partners doing business under the firm name
aud style Of Walters 4 Feicheimer, are the
plaintiffs, and Charles w. Moore is the defend
ant, commanding me to take into execution the
personal property Of the said defendant. and il
sufficient personal property cannot be found,
then the real pro erty OF said defendant to sat-
isfy judgment for the sum Of One Thousand,
Seven Hundred and Eighty Zine and sixty-six
one hundredths dollars; and whereas there is q
balance due OF one thousand. one hum
dred and seventy-four and &C 100 dollars.
with interest thereon at the rate OF ten per
cent. per annum until paid ami costs Of suit,
amounting To Si2 80. and increased costs.
Now, therefore, no personal property being
found, by virtue OF said execution have levied
upon the following described real property,
to-wit: Lot Five. Block Twentyon in Bell
Denny's addition to the town (nOw city, OF
Seattle; also Block (5). Eden addition to the
town (now city, of Seattle, in King County,
Washington Territory, and will sell the same
on Monday, the 1t day OF August, A. ID. 1917
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court
House door. in Seattle. in said County OF King,
at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash. gold coin. or SO much thereof As may
satisfy said judgment. costs and increased
costs.
Dated June 1lth, 1879.
L.v. wYCKOFF.
jy12w5t sheriff of King County, W.T.
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w n JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. b. C..

WHAT THEY MEAN.-We don't be-
lieve these spots on the sun have any
influence on the weather at all, we
don't care what the astronomers say.
We believe they are pasted on the sun
just to remind the people that the Gen.
tennial Saloon is the popular place to
get ice cold beer. AS well as the best
l., ands of liquors and cigars.
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NOTICE E0R PUBLICATION

land OFFICE AT OLYNPIA, VIII
July Sd, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention TO make final proof in support Of his
claim and secure final entry thereof Of tho expir.
alton Of thirty days from the date Of this notice.
viz:
for the lots 4. and Of Section 10. T 81 N.R5E,
and names the following as his Witnesses. viz
David Hart. of King county, ". T., ard Johi.
Nicely. Of King county, W. T.
Ut. BROWN,
Jyl2wot Register.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF WARRINGTON
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In the District Court. holding terms at Seattle
In King County.
In the matter Of Joseph u. Roberts. bankruP!
In Bankruptcy.
At Seattle. in said District on the 3lst day OF
Nay. A. ID. 1879. Third Judicial Disti let, ~
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Take notics. that . petition has been Med IN
said Court by Joseph b. Roberts. Of snohomlsn
City, In said District. duly declared . BAD
under the Act OF Congress Of March "a. Ise..
for . discharge and . certificate thereof IRON
all his debts and other claims provable under saio
Act. And that the 18th day Of August next o. ~
O'Clock A. n. is assigned for tho hearing OF 'he
same when and where you may attend and snow
cause. II any you have why the prayer OF the Sais
pt titipn Bhould not be granted.
JAMES SEAVEY.
Clerk Of said District Court.
BY JANIS p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Bradshaw Inmsn and Hall Osborne. Astos'
neys for Bankrupt. jc2S.WAs
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W.T.
July 50. 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following-A AIMED settler has fled notice of
his intention TO mako final proof in support Of
his claim. and secure Aual entry thereof ct the
expiration Of thirty days from the date Of this nc.
tice, viz:
David Hart. Homestead Application No. 2075.
for the W y Of NV \ and N \ of Sw \ Of Sec.
tion "a. II N, r E, and names the following
o his witnesses. viz: John Nicely. Of King county
W. T.. and A1el Hanson. Of King county. ". T.
]. r. BROWN,
jyl2wot Register.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

INROM TIE PREMISES OF THE UNDER
u signed, o. about June 10th, 1872 Q small
light red COW. with white star On forehead. and
white on both sides, aged between three and
four Year,. Any person giving such information
- will lead 10 her recovery Will Be rewarded.
IO.dlw.Wlt Nns. NARY v. MCDONALD.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN this day Withdrawn from the firm Of Girard
Racine Loggers. heretofore doing business IN
King county, and that I will not be responsible
fog any debts contra tied hereafter bv 0i ard
Racine. NJ. RACINE.
Dated 1t Seattle, W. T.. July I, 1879. jys-d2w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WITHDRAWAL.

L'RIDAY Evening. WITHOUT MY KNOwL-
l. edge OF consent. WAS nominated for City
Councilman from the Second wari. I hereby
wish TO thank the people Of Seattle for the honor
conferred. but must state positively that decline
the nomination, and IL elected would not serve.
Very respectfully,
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at G. o. d. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
a. par in exchange for GOODS. apdtf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". TIL
July Sd, 1879.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN followngnamed settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim. and secure final entry thereof at the ex.
piration of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz:
for the lot l, and SEX Of SEX Of Section "a, Tp
80 N. E. and names the following as his wit.
nssses. viz Gardner Goodridge. of Snohomish
County. W. r., and James Caldow, of SnOhomish
County, W. T. 1T. BROWN.
jyl2-w5t Register.
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Never Known TO Fail, NICHOLS IN
rALLIBLE INJECTION "A certain and
speedy cure without the uss Of noxious and in
furious internal medicine. For sale wholesale
and retail BY Geo. ". HarIis Co., Seattle, ". z.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VERONA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hote, from the steamboat
landing; is re-proof has good accom-.
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any hou,e in tho city. at only
81 90 per day.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

OEALRD PROPOSALS FOR THK ERECTION
- Of Q dwelling o. Fourth street. Seattle; plans
and specifications to Be found 1t +. W. Wsld's
Hardware Store. Bids will be received until July
18Th. The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
jy9dlv CHAS. CASE
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. VIII
July 9Th. 1879.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention 70 make final proof and entry there.
Of at the expiration Of ,hiity days from the date
Of this notice. viz:
for the 81 of NEA Of Bee. :. Up 70 N. RAE and
names the following - his witnesses. viz John
Serley. OF King County. ". T.. and O. G. Lewis,
Of King County. w. T. 1T. BROWN,
jyl2-v5t Register.