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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
TRIBUTES TO MUG"
Kind Words Uttered BY His Old
Friends ana Associates.

From the Boourilie Advertiser
We are . .rry 10 chronicle the death, 1t
Sedslia. OF W. II. Msxf"rd. better known
70 the country as Mug of the BAxoo. Mr..
Mugf1rd vac for long time connected
with the BAzoo aud lid the ''furny work"
on il, besides being connected ia his varied
journalistic experience ~iih many other
papers.
From: the Fort Scot, Monitor.
The death cf W. II. Mugford is snnounc.
in our t~legrsphic columns. He ~ss veil
known in this city, sni 1t one time va
interested in the publication ~ the Even
ing TsIegam. in 1870. Gifted in m sny
wss-, 'Mug-" m.mory will be kept green ia
the hearts of The newspaper !rs,.rni,y Of
the Southwest.
From the Noi.erly Mentor.
Mr.. Musiord Vas a writer Of great versa
tiii'y; -prirh.iy. witty and popular. lie
has held pcsit on. IN some vi The beef
papers in the interior of tine .t..~, ~nd hi.
distinctive character sites we're sppsr
ent in every psper he touched. A. =
companion he sss genial ard 6hsrning,
md has beer cut down in the prime Of HE
life.
Fron the Moberly Headlight.
the telegraph announces TIE death OF
William II. Mug!ord, better known ~
"Mug." He was = very swift ccnposi;or.
tie wss more than IN ordinary writer
and regarded r. one of The bes; local
reporters in the country. lie lad been
engaged on the Sedslia BAzyo -iace 1872
We knew him veil in his former days aud
regret TO hear Of his early taking e.
From the Kan-s. CITY Mail.
Wi!iism H. Mugford, f.miii al. known
IA "Mug," vac laid swsy in his lssi resting
place yesterday in Ssdalis. "Mug" wss a
gifted writer, genial whole souI.d gentle
man, asd lesses q hort Of fren,i- 10 mourn
his death. HE funeral vac largely at
tended, and resolutions in ommemora,ior
Of the deceased were passed BY the printing
fraternity 4 good mar, q kind husbari
aud an induigen, father ba. ps..ed over the
River Of Desih.
From the D-nisou Ness.
Ii ever We penn-d a line with regret. IL is
in announcing the des,h Of Mug" The
gentlemen was ole Of The nost widely
known newspaper men in the State Il Mis-
souri. For number of years he has bern
connected ~ith the Sedalis press. lie hiss
twice been editor Of the Deuison Daily
HeraId, and did much 10 enliveu tina. .hee,.
His humorous description Of the Kiowa
Indiana Vas widely copied BY the press At
the State. He was q brilliant writer, IN
honor 10 the Graf, and hir death will be re-.
gretted BY all who had The pleasure Of HE
acquaintance. Farewell, dear friend.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

ST. vsleniine's day 10 near n hand
I, comes on the lAth Of February. Here !
the BAz'Os soe'etymsns iesp year ,alen
tine. too weeks in advance:
Girls should h. modes'. thew say;
Sill, on So Valentines Day,
] suppC~e . young maid may
Offer . Tiny h'uqaet
And not wander lar aatray
Frum perfection.
Only leaf and pink,
Surely 81 that one may wink;
j en- s,ill sale on the brink,
Since ] have not said, I think,
That you are yourself the pink
OF perfection.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

-"Papa. sa:i he. a. he shown some
Piri''r-> IN hook santa Claus had lett him.
papa. WHY doeSccmeis have such big lunches
on their backs =! The information received not
being satisfactory, he 1t length solved the
III IA -uity him>eis Why, know, papa" said
ne. ITS so'> they'll. be Oau,eis-" Whsh must
be the reason.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

--This being !sap year. February hss
twenty-nine days. and Eve Of them are
Sundsys, sincs the month begine and ends
on thst day. February will not again
have Eve SundAys until the year 1870
which moves an esteemed
exchange to remark ihat - the eppo,-
iunity to presch Eve times in February
vsiisnot sscur sesin for forty yesrs, minis
Nm. OF. the 0oesel might DO veil 70 make
their sermons this month especially uen.
enable apd impressive.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

.Bu.iee.s lively.

-Businese lively.
-Psyen, vhat are mules worth?
Will Bartheloaew hes returned from
Illinois. cad the glib are all happy.
"A feaow!rho called Joetown mo great
shakes off ssvn." changed hi. mind when
AEent fsee asAs.s tksssue
sA@e Grey w.s ssdIy Ai.apeslaaed the
Ak~t1sesos .l . keri1k at Ne Dill !;
but"sasas nselysis<. .aa AOa't forge.it ii.
-Everst says de S~iit 60 to take Der
UlhiA hoQe. IT, sD-s.cuse.
hisep yess - akd E.so call.
-. Wren Heor ped bis p1le, J. p.
Moore. have formed !. paisnentip and will
Open ont in . 6rst- class general store on the
Lei Of March. The nsv 6ru 10 bound to do
. rushing bosipsis. The frn will b ]. P.
15.w. Heoss. Soees0 10 IL Ia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Far 0eseraI Debility sad Prossrst,os
Hop Bnssss viii d vssisss. Prove Is b
tiA1.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10
TIE JAUES BOYS.
Another Card from Shepherd
~Jeaoe James 10 Rilied-Frank
Will DO Captured in Less than
O Month";" E--

From The ksnsas City Journal.
Last night reporter met Shepherd BY
appointment. and long conversation en-
seed. He koped he would b<, sble to e.
eepe further newspaper no,Orie,y. u: lens,
until Frank James il captured.
"And how long will that Be Z" asked the
reporier.- -.
"In ies than one month. |" vas the reply.
"Whst reasons have you for expressing
such tope?"
liam not At liberty to sssts 70 you full,
hile I have alwsys considered
r PRANK FAN Superior 10 JESSE
fia shreudnen. he has lately become
|srsstiy addicted 70 the use Of liquor, and
i often very drunk. While in this condi-
ison be 10 the source Of constant trouble to
HE wife and fiiends, Who Lar th.t b will
make his identity kso~aSis one Of his
drunkea sprees. Sooner or lsses De will do
-. for he Is no~ b section Of country
where there are many oGcs.s and few
Friends"
The following card from George Shepherd
IL in response to newspaper article referring
10 hin trip to Kensucky. ard IL slso directed
to these who still. dishelieve hn statement
regarding the Joplin sf.iF. 1t will be read
with iutereat
To he Editor Of tie Jo~rnal
had occasion rscently 20 90 TO Virginia,
and thence 10 Kentucky. to- ~ end euofrr
With ID. T. Blight, chief Of detectives Of tie
United States; the Newspapers have referred
10 this visit. Ny bu.ineas IL such that !
deem il unnecessary TO confirm OF refu,e
anything that may be published in regard
10 my past actions. present Intentions, or
future movements, or the motives that set
uaie noe in the came.
Cpon one important statement I place
all ny veraciiy, nv honor, nv integrity
ehot jesse W. james near Short Creek.
and honestly and essdidly believe killed
him; and il any Development ever comes
to light to positively prove the contrary.
will be a much sUrpsi-ed ~. though one |
roee IRON the dead" Ii seem. to be the in |
clinalipp Of the hsman family 10 endow
the bandit or high1synsn With charmed |
life, bat ve are all ersliy overtaken and /
take our exit. Such the future will prove, |
sas the fate al Jessie VI. J.mea If in no
other way. BY never ending inaction and |
silense, ~ nothiag bot death caa produce. 1
q. ". SREPaERD. 1
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Notices are poesed up for q meeting
1t the so1spl1ease il shis 2isee. for the
.i e srbD TOT leness& tee eehod house.
Ths1edA sill osks fne tlndline wood
,otn s!.esr..lt - iiks'y. to~ever.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-02-10

Csrrespdodsnes Sunday Nornux BAsos.
LAxoSIE Jan. 81, 1850.
"A social party Us given 1t The Sousb.
en- AousesSery yell attended and enjoyed.
There "a, IN emigrant car from ill.,
nois ists = this Sasaa, day beso'e yeaserdsy.
for sest-tAe A0sses were completely jan
NED Or, and were suffering for water, etc.
Where's Bersb?
"A pair Of horass, hitched to two
hores wagon, became frightened si the
train, lest evening, aud left town on the
run. This morning they were hcoasht %
he shop. With the wagon in pieces.
"A. J. Hall has leessd he eiesatos. ed
good will ia the grain trade. a. this place,
Cor three yesr. 10 Mr.. McNees, OF Sedalia
He will devote his time 10 the lumber and
aesioultHeal inplement tssde in the future.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
SUMMONS.

Territory Of Idaho, County Of Nez Perce.
In Justice Court, in and for Genesee Precinct,
County Of Mes Porce. Territory Of Idaho.
Robert Grosteip, plaintiff, Va. Jamos Rash, de-
PENDANT.
To James Rush.
VNTnE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States, in the Territory of Idaho.
you are hereby notified that there 10 on file in
the Office of ". J. Wells, Justice Of the peace
in and for 0enesoe precinct. in Nez Peree
county. Idaho Territory. the complaint Of
Robert Grostein. demanding Of you the sum
Of ninety-three dollars and ninety one cents,
lawful money Of the United States, with costs
Of this action. upon the following cause Of ac-
ton: That the same is due from you to plain
tiff for merchandise cold and delivered TO you
during the year Of 1880, and that unless you
appear and answer said complaint before tho
subscriber. justice Of the peace, at his oic in
Genesee city, in Genesee precinct, in Nez Perez
county. within ten days, exclusive of day Of
service. after the service ON you of this sum
mons, il served within this county. or if served
out of this county. bat in this territory, twenty
days. hut if served out of this territory thirty
days, judgment will .e taken against you as
prayed for by said complaint for said amount
OF ninety three dollars and ninety-one cents.
In testimony whereof l, w. J. Wells, have
set my hand at Gonesee city, in aenesee
precinct, l. T., this Goth day Of November.
A. D. 1880.
W.. WELLS,
b Justice of the Peace.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
SUMMONS.
W. J. WELLS,
Justice of the Peace.

Territory Of Idaho, County Of Neg Perce.
In Justice Court, in and for 0enesee Precinct,
Mes Perce county, Idaho Territory.
George Jemison, plaintiff, vs.. James Rush, de-
PENDANT.
To James Rush.
TN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE
Il United States. in the Territory of Idaho,
you are hereby notified that there is on file in
the office Of W.. Wells. justice of the peace
in and for Genesee precinct, Nez Perez county,
Idaho Territory, the complaint Of George
vinson demanding Of you tho sum of twenty
ono dollars and ninety three cents upon the
following cause Of action: That tho same is
due from You to the plaintiff for black smithing
done for you in the year 1880, AMI also costs of
this action, and unless you appear and answer
to said complaint before the subscriber, JUS
tice of the peace, at his office, in Gcnesee pre-
cinct, Nez Perce county, |. t., within ten days,
exclusive Of the day Of service. after the sory ice
of this summons on you, if served within this
county, or if served out of this county AID
within this territory twenty days, if served
out Of this territory thirty days, judgement
will be taken against you as prayed for by said
complaint for said amount Of twenty one dollars
and ninety-throe cents and costs Of this action
In testimony whereof l, W. J. Wells, have
hcreunto set my hand at Genesee city, l. T
this 10th day of November, A. D. 1880
W. j. WELLS,
Justice Of the Peace
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
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Matters 1t AiNsWvrth.

The Union gives an account Of the
editors trip to Ainsworth and what he
saw and heard from which we CLEAN
that the track from the junction near
Wallula is now laid marrow guage) to
the bank Of the Snake river opposite
Ainsworth aud cars running over it,
that there are 66 miles Of railroad iron
end 10000 ties for the extenstionsof
the North Pacific beyond the 25 miles
completed towards Spokan Falls, that
Capt. Harris who has been on the road
from Wallula to Ainsworth is about to
use his force Of men in laying tho track
towards Spokan Falls as fast a. the
weather will permit, with the expecta-
ton Of reaching the Falls in the carly
Spring. about 400 men are in the EN-.
ploy OF tho company now At Ainsworth
about l0Oothsr persons; that about 100
buildings great and small comprise tho
town and that business is very lively,
and that the editor met at Ainsworth
both Gen. Sprague the superintendent
and Chief engineer Mccartney.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID suet, out Of the District Court of the
First judicial District of Idaho Territory
holding terms ut the City of Lewiston eoun.
ty OF Nez Perez in the suit Of Feuk hansen l.
Braunscheiyer against August Bittner,
Judgement was rendered in the said suit on
the 10Th day Of Octol,er, A. d. 1850, in fav-
or Of said plaintiff and agn;ass said delen.
dant, for thu snm Of (5Ol 81 Ave hundred
one and fifty seven hundredths dollara, With
interest thereon At the rate Of ten Der cent
per snnum from the Goth day Of October A .
b. 1850, and 1922. 95) twenty two and
ninety Eve hundredths dollars attorneys fees,
and costs Of sait taxed at (3l9. 50) nineteen
aod City hundreths dollars Aud I'll eooruing
costs. have levied spoo Ill ~ right title
ed interest Of said August Eittn~s in cad
70 W. following described fsal sststA 10.
Wit Lot Z Of serss known % Bittasps gar
den and lots 6 and 7 Of block II; and
lots IA and s Of block II LOT ] Of block 3 !;
and lot of block Is. all in the City VI Lew
iston; also the east ! of the south east / and
lots 3 and 4 in section 81, township IS north
of range west containing QGO) hun
dretand sixty acres known a. the Bittner
ranch At Tammany together with eli i'm
provcments thereuntO belonging. The
above described property il all in Mex Perce
county. Idaho Territory.
Notice is hereby given that OH Wednes-
day the Goth day of December A. d. 1880,
at o'clock p. IA. in front Of the court
house door in the City Ct Lewiston. Nez
Perez county, will sell ell the right ii.
tie and interest Of said August Bittner in
and to the said above described property
to the highest bidder for cash.
EZRA BAIRD,
Sheriff of Nez Perez co.
Lewiston, l. r., Dec. 3, 1880. $50
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
Willey's Letter.

We publish to-day letter from N.
B. Wiley, Esq, of Warrens. l. is
highly proper that Mr.. Wiley should
give to tho people, in his own language,
his opinion upon the questions Of the
day. In this letter he has done 10,
aud We do not think we could have
more distinctly and clearly given them
had we written them FROM what has
hsrstofore been said and circulated
concerning them. Several things arc
patent from his letter.
LIST. He don't deny that the
Legislative apportionment made by him
was unjust towards the southeast. No
one ever claimed that the north did
not secure all ths representation to
which it was entitled.
I'd. He clearly evinces tho forlorn
hopo OF yet becoming q citizen Of tho
State of Idaho.
Sd. He opposes the annexation Of
Northern Idaho to Washington, not
because she does not belong to Wash
instoa geographically commercially,
and socially. but because of certain inn
aginary barriers that he thinks exist
to her annexation.
4th. He shows q manifsst per,ona]
spleen against Ex-Governor Braymau
which amounts to bitterness.
9th. He does not give to the grea,
majority of the people of North Ida
no credit for ability equal to his OWL
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
Agents for the "reller."
Tapping the Wallowa Valley.

The Oregonidn of the 25th ultimo
speaks in confident terms of the open
ing of the Wallowa valley fer CON-
nerce via the Snake river, connecting
with navigation at the mouth Of the
Imnaha. This is based upon the as
sumption that steamboats, can navigate
tho Snake without difficulty As far as
the Imnaha. This point il about five
miles above the mouth Of the Salmon
ri or. The. "Col. Wright" once III
charge of Capt Stump, assembled tho
Snake to point about eight miles
above the mouth of the Salmon river.
and the steamer Cayuse, Capt. White,
once ran up to the mouth Of the Sal
mon. These are the only two steam
boats that have ever assembled o. far
as the mouth Of the Salmon. The
Salmon can 10 reached at certain
stages Of the water by steamboats,
with comparative ease and safety. But
it is questionable about the ease or
safety Of navigation tho additions |
five miles to Imnaha. A thorough
test can be made, and if found practi-
cable then road can be built up the
lmnaha and into the upper Wallowa
valley within the distance of IS or 40
miles. But if this be found impracti-
s"'''', then route from the middle
iowa to the west fork of Joseph
creek; thence down Joseph creek to
the Grand Ronde, near its mouth, and
to the Snake ut its mouth, q point to
which steamboats, can ascend at any
season Of the year when thay can
reach Lewiston. Tho grade along
Joseph crock is quito uniform, and is
by far the best to reach the table land
towards the Wallowa valley. The
citizens of that valley, as We are in
formed, will gladly construct road
via this creek to the Snake ct the
mouth OF the Grand Ronde river 30
soon as they can have tho assurance
that steamboats, will come to that
point regularly to take away their
products. This route will also become
a U. s. mail route leading to the
Grand Ronds valley. Mr.. vollmcr,
the agent Of tho o. s. N. Company at
this place is authorized to cause q
thorough examination of these routes
to the Wallowa, with the full under
standing that their boats will run to
tho point best suited as the Snake
river terminus Of q wagon read from
the Wallowa valley. This examine
ton will 30 made 90 soon % the sea-
son will permit
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03

to judge of the merit. and dement's of
Governor Brayman as candidate who
would work for their interests if
elected.
9th. His arguments if they may be
called such, on all the questions dis
cussed are but the echo of those here
tofore put forth from time to time in
the Boise Statesman, the exponent of
the ring men in Boise City, and which
have been more than answered years
ago in the different journals Of North
Idaho, principally in the Signal and
journal, 20 - to fully convince the
people Of the North (excspt, perhaps,
Mr.. Wiley sad . few stAen) that
there was no force in such arguments.
Mr.. Wiley evidently is not posted in
history when he claims that Congress
does not change the boundary lines of
territories so as to make States of them.
II he will consult the hand book Gu
titled, 1.-THE Annual Statistician," for
1879, published by l.. p. McCarty.
Pages 303 to 800, Inclusive, he will
find that nearly all Of the organized
territories of the United States which
have since been admitted had their
boundaries either enlarged or dimin-
ished by acts of Congress 10 A. to
form better state boundaries before
hey were admitted as states or at tbs
time of their admission, and hence
there is nothing in the practice of Can-
gress that forhids her annexing North
ern Idaho to Washington, either be-
fore Washington is admitted or at the
time of her admission.
1t is not true, as Wiley says, that
tho people of Washington are cold
and Indifferent about our annexation.
On the other hand, they have already
by more than two-thirds vote Of her
people voted for a constitution that
mbraces Northern Idaho in its boun-
diaries. There certainly is no coldncss
in this expression Of her people. Tn.
Press of Washington everywhere
urges the measure. Here is sample
FROM the Mtelliyenccr
"Ho FOR A STATE.-Nor,hern Ida,
no voted strong for annexation, and
We hope the day will come when
Washington will be grand State,
with the Blue mountains and majestic
Columbia Oh the south, the 49'h par
allel on the north, the Pacific ocean on
the west and the Rocky mountains ON
the east as her boundary lines, with
Yakima City for its capital, Seattle
the New York and Walla Walla the
new Chicago Of the far distant West.
Let's oil arise and say Hooray !"
Mr. Wiley, you arc wrong.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In the Probate Court Of HeZ
Perce County, Idaho Terri
tory.
In the matter Of tho estate !
Of ,
Harry O. Adams. deceased. !

In the matter of tho estate
Of
Henry o. Adams, deceased.
TT APPEARING TO TEE JUDGE OF
1 said Court by The petitioa presented and
flea BY the creditors Of the estate Of Henry
o. Adans. deceased, praying fer Al order Of
sale Of real estate. that it is necessary to sell
the whole Of the real estate to pay the debts
oatssaAdiAs against the deceased. and the
dsbts. expelses and charges Of administration.
II iS therefore ordered BY the Judge Of said
Cour. thas all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased appear before the said Pro-
bsts cssrt On Saturday, the 18th day Of De-
cenbsS. A. D. 1850, at IL o'clock in the fore
nooA Of mid day. At shs soart rocm Of said
Court, q the city - Lewiston. county Of Nez
Perez. and Territory Of Idaho, to show cause
why IN order should not bs granted for the
sale of tho real estate Of said deceased, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to pay the
Indebtedness against the said estate.
And further ordered that . copy Of this be
Published at least four weeks in the TELLER, 4
newspaper printed and published in said coun
ty Of Nez Perez, and Territory of Idaho.
d. J. WARNER.
Probate Judge.
Dated Nov. "a. 1880. TAT
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
GU ARDIAN SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned, Guardian Of the
persons and estate of the minor heirs Of
Robert Newell, deceased. that he will until
the twentieth day Of December, A. D. 1880,
receive sealed proposals. for the purchase Of
the following described real estate belong:
ing 70 said minor heirs, - Wit: Lots one.
two and three. In what il known ~ the
Court House Block. in the city Of Lew,ston,
county Of Mes Perez. and Territory Ut Ida
DO, end lying Immediately south Of d street
and sast Of First street Of sAid city.
A diagram or plss Of the said several
lots ssa b ssea % the Office " the Probate
Jsdse. or ~ applying 70 ths guardian.
Ests - ~ made ~ eocA ~ " pisss of
land ssoArsssly.
3Icx'D J. MoNso.,
Guardian
0sAsA DEC. l, A. D. 1880 S-3s
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Colfax W. I. Nov. 10th 1880.
RsOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Vthe following named settler has filed no.
tice OF his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, at U. S. Land Office at Col
fax Washington Territory on tho Goth day Of
December 1883 at O'Clock p. 10. viz: Nicko-
las Feischmann who filed D. s. 1870 for the
sE4 SET of section IL tp l? Of IS and III
sw4 and lot No. of section tp u of
80 east; aud names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: Geo. W. Hull and Aleck c.
FREEZER of Coltax p. O. W. T., Michael Schut-
tee and John p. Whitman Of Uniontoyn y.
.. Washington Territory.
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG;,
Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-12-03
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAN D OFFICE AT
Colfax, w. T., Nov. 81, 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Me following named settler has filed
notice bf his intention to mako final proof
IN support Of his claim at this office on the
It'll day of January 1881 at 10 o'clock q. m.
viz: Michael LOTUS who fled pre- emptien
declaratory statement No. for the M NEf
section % and Il SIT section 81 tip. l3 n R
IS east and names the following as his wit
nesses. via: John Laundra, Peter Paradise
VIM: Mowland and Michael Fitzgerald all
OF L'etchviile 20. Whitman county. w. 7.
]. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
Register.
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NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof
CHESTER Il. WADSWORTH.

LAND CFFICE AT
Lewiston, 1. t., Nor :. 1880.
AHOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the followiI manned settler has filed
notice of his intent to make final proof
i'll support of his clam, and secure final en-
try thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date of this notice, viz: Satur-
day Dec. llth. 1880, lOa. n. at this Office
Chester +. Wadsworth y. s. No, SIS for the
81 SE4 and nj sEt sec I -, "a Mr. and
names the following ss his witnesses, viz: D.,
Rauch. Albert Wisnsr, r. Rice and J. Shisser
all Of Lewiston p. o.
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