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4A>rn,>,i-',. rue.d.y. ANN 10, -

Bnllicu valued ~ $2iG72 - was received IN this
city YESTERDAY from ne min'..
Park City. Utah saws: or sllil'ncni~ from the
Rebellion cont iiic ~ from - to 20 tons dniiy. hr
ore body aNcrag"S feet 30 iihrhhr'N, Nhrn ihr
roads become good shipments can easily bc lhcfcaa'
To- 100 tons dJiiV.
The CiimaN has from . to feet of first class or
Preparations being made To- begin shipments on q
heavy scale Al present only ID l" 20 tons are
iinyon la, resumed work after lying idle for soy
cral years considerable quantity Of ore VIA
Slipped from tins mine IN ISL. ore shipments to
the farL CITY smelier will begin as soon the
roads become paSsahc.
The New Bedford Company's mine, the Iackn-
wnxcn is showing mp well. fine body of ore was
recently cut in the tunnel assiying from II to 100
onncrs silver per ton, with good showing in gold
The Jones Bonanza has been shut down 20 await
the arrival of Mr. C@Ilrtt the preside R II In cA-
pectcd that work will be resumed ON May /, when
iIuportant developments arc looked for.
The Ontario is running drift 10 crOsscut the vein
on the sOOcycl. The ore production II Increasing,
and now averages more than S2P,oOo per month:
The Park CITY smricr is running on WOOdsIdc,
Climax and Rebellion ores. new Cotton stack Is
being built" n,-o
shipped al Battle Mountain, New on Monday. to the
New-York office, by the superintendent OF the Starr
Grove mine.
Nevada. writes concerning the State Line Gold
Mine No 2 that hc considers IT the best gold mine
in the world for its depth. seven hundred tons of
were TalScn during ti' pi't'hhk ifu uhNH
which would mill rather above than below 800
per ton. The ledge in drift running from deepest
shaft is from If to 10 feet wide showing the finest
body Of he Assays from the face OF the
drift run AZ high as 81. 900.
Smelters are needed now at the mines of the Old
Dominion Copper Company, Arizona, and If erected
can be furnished at once with the necessary
ore so the superintendent says He also reports
marked Improvement in all the openings average
assays yielding 81 per cent copper.
Needed alterations in jig machinery OF the Boulder
Consolidated necessitate the suspension of mill OPP
erations for several days.
Favorable indications for approaching ore were
reported yesterday by the superintendent Of the
Maachite mine Of Nevada Blue and black lime
constitute the formation at present III Tunnel Nc T.
The superintendent Of the Father de SInet mine
reports that from March 90 70 April /, 700 ton Il
ore were extracted from the first level and 1fO IONS
from the second level. Ore mied for the same Pc
nod $40 tons The lower tunnel, citing Eureka
with McGinty Wine, was advanced feet, making
SO feet for the month widening lower tunnel con-
Meeting Eureka with McGinty Wine, to double
track, was advanced feet, making 30 feet for the
month the contract on sill floor, McGinty cham
Der, was advanced one set, making sets for the
month; the raise frUm middle chamber. inst level
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CLOSING PRIcEs or PHILADELPHiA STOCKS
TUESDAY, April l9-r. N.

IUESDAf, ApTN IVY n
Perhaps the chief :" bears" in stocks did not like
their following perhaps they thought tho company
hardly select enough 10 be agreeable at any IA {,
the stock market rallied in the afternoon hours to-
day. and it WAS equally plain that the
reaction was helped forward, at least by
the efforts of tho smaller operators
10 cover their short sales. III the
last hour the little " bears" scrambled frantically
for stocks with which to protect themselves. \ re-
action from the depression of yesterday and the
early hours to-day not unnatural nor uncx-
pectcd. With the small gains over yesterdays
last prices it is not improbable that further rally
may take place. Despite the encouragement which
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to surface was advanced feet making IS feet for

t. surface. was advanced feet, making 80 feet Tor
the month. 80, ,,..;., Colo
r.,o r.iorts under date of April II. that the hea'
i., or level shows inches of u ounce ore, anu
tie guc.c is widening rapidly The raiS rom tllLs
and about two TONS of average olc taken our 19iy.
In Is level The ore-vcin is strong and Sol yleun3
20 10 80 ounces silver and 80 per cent lead' Al :.
level the tmbcring il completed and steady ont
ruf Of ore OF the same quality a. at j level mas
begun.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Berlin Rpndschdu has introduced a new Nor
wegian novelist to Continental readers HIS name
Il Alexander Kieland, and his story bears the IA
niliar caption Of 'The Battle of Waterloo Fame
Is said to be within his reach.
The Fnclsh Salvation Army" has nourishing
periodical calledThe Sd'rdtonst and edited by Its
commandments, Mr. William Booth. The
price is one penny. and its writings are sald TO oe
characterized by ardent spirit and indifferent
English"-thc ardent not TO be taken in the
American sense.
There Is no sort of historical foundation MI
Rrown;ng wrote recently, for the poem about
Good News 10 Client liAixl ! wrote it under the
tulwark of a vessel, off the African coast, after
had been at sea long enough to appreciate even the
fancy of a gallon on the back of certain good
horse York then in my stable at home. 1t was
written in pencil on the fiy-leaf of BartOios Sim
boil remember"
On Friday Harper & Brothers will issue Henry
Cabot Lodges "Short History of the English Colo
MES in America" which narrates events down to
1855. and gives a lively picture of the thoughts,
habits and manners of the cOlonists. Another book
which is designed for youth, but from which older
people may extract entertainment and instruction,
Is 1.-The History of Mountain" by the French
scholar Elisee Reclus. II has been translated by
Bertha Ness and John Lille and is handsomely H.
luStrated Mountain lie ana mountain formations
IRE described in style that is animated and pctur-
eeque.
According to The Pail Mall Gasete the publica-
ton of the revised New Testament is not to take
place till the 18th of May. the delay being due to
the difficulty Of getting ready sufficient number Of
copies TO meet the enormous orders for America.
The literary part of the work has now for some time
been complete. The preface, originally written by
the Lord Bishop Of Gloucester and Bristol has been
itself revised" after having boon submitted to
each member of the company Of revisers. A vale
dictory address to the Bishop as their president,
richly emblasoned. has received tho names of all
his colleagues
II il said that the plct of "The Leavenworth
Case has no foundation in fact and that the intr
cate web of incidents and the details are wholly
the invention Of the author. Mis- Anna Katherine
Green She chose the name Leavsnworth because it
had q euphonious sound, and strangely enough, Is
not to be found in the New-York Directory. lady
of Hartford bearing the name wrote to the author to
inquire IL the story was not founded upon circurn-
stances connected with the murder of her husband
IN San Francisco about twenty years ago. The re-
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET

JAsKlRo. April l9coaee-oood F,rrtS sap.
nrnis OF week-To the Channel and North OF
900 To- tho United Statss 1000 70 inc "n
frauean, 1000 sales OF the week for he ,eS
and North Europe, 100 bags for tho United 500
900 hugs; the Mediterranean, I,po Gags 0'
10000 bags Exchange on London, ~ sd n., "a, ria
SANTus April lr-Conee-superior santos ts. sStrmsais
or The week ali countries "a oU0 bass 70 Es sx
l2OJD Digs sales the wenk For al countries, i-o
ior EuIUpe, l2.uUu bags. stock, lSo.0oo bagA
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iilarbl an6 Slate lflan,els.

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
w vuicd and complete stock oi fine nantles
hiJiuoa. 4. IL. STEWART q CO. 10 Wet sd 81, New
Yvrk-
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Goparlntrsbip Notices.

HNHE FIRM known n Il. +. HALLECk Il
co. Of 90 West l9h do dissove by mutual consent
uidattng ti,e anne H. r. HALLECk,
JOHN IL ZlPP.
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Doar0 an0 Rooms Uanic0.

City.
A DVERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBU NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
IPTOwN OFFICES, No. 1.2aS broadway, corner Thirty
e--tsf Twenty .thirdst corner Eighth ave-,
SO ~ FourteeH 81 orusr nion uarr 100 ihir
I'VE oornsr FoTty-Sventhst; at the HARLEM OfFlCES,
10. Nh and no Third ave-. one hundred and
,vo~'v 'rh =. up g. ?. IN. at regular Office rateA
GENTLEMAN wants one large or two mod
~ eratey sized without board. Address stating
terms, MANHATTAN, Tribune Ofice.
Country.
COUNTRY BOARD wanted in June for a
~ gentleman wife, daughters and maid, n highly
cultivated farm whore other boares taken must DO
but street Depot aud la the in
terror walks and drives Indispensable Address COCN
TRY BOARD, lO7 Last J7th-st.
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New publications.
A GREAT NUMBER.
SCRIBNER FOR MAY
extra EDITION.


A FEONTISPIECE PORTRAIT OF CARINL!. "eHuu'
fully engraved by cole. accompanying
RALPH WALDO ENER-ON'S "1mprc.-ons ~ Carlyle
I'm 1919" published by special arrangement "in Tie Mass
Historical society.
MADAME DFIPHINT. by George W. Cablc-thc begin
upr 81 new serial novelette, by the a1tor Of THE GrHndiS
shines"
IENNYIIxp by Sir Jul Benedict. her pianist In Amer
ica I'm $50 With fine fulUsgc portrait by CosS'u fr"
da,rcrtenfyp. taken while IN This country.
THE SANITARY CONDITION OF NETWORK. IN"
nr. of remarkably valuable series by Col Geo l. Waiing
j.: prepared special commission from aCHIbNLA >
MONTH iY--a startling presentation o iaS OIL 'n'i't "
the jewellers In all American cities
ARTEMCS WARD; HIS HOME ANb fAMl''' VIZ"
rcv facts and anecdotes most faithful portrait cViant
THE MUTINEERS OF THE BOUNTY. The Pitcairn
Islanders from ls59-s0 by Native paper OF unique
Interest - .
George san,sbury Of the most accomplished Of 'h"
Younger English critics.
IN Ayp our or LONDON WITH DICKENS with
views of saisey Gainps 1.-THE Old Curiosity shop wilt"
Horse Inn" Ec.
AMoNG THE ESQUINAUX Win scHWATKA. ~
,, Second o1c,r 81 the Franklin search IHtJ With pof.
trait Of ~clwatS.L by BiIm
rosT orFIcEsAVINGs. HANKS ~ GREAT BRITAIN.
By an English Om,ih. a timely paper
soME OID.FASUIONED THINGS WORTH ElNlN'
ISG Hv Clarruce ConN-Thc Guitar. &c.
NoMI.. SWEET HOME, WITH NAHIATinN-. 20 the
,y. of S,iuliine Bet Ii.itc Austin r"'n ~ ar Whit
man aud other pc.s by II. c. runu'r Eiiio' "f Puck
the WILD SHEEP OF THE SIERRA. by ""Ih 'l"i!-
with nuoy tuefaycd hcots
CALPUKNIA. historical poem. By Boy's'n. "lt i'F
81 Rlun,'s most striking pictures.
FDIT0KlAI DEPARTMENTS - great interest. acfil
td short story ny ano~ ~i',. pen ~ se 'r
number -, BIfNEW~ MOS THY h- never b'en ir'nr
rricc, - ,eni- - year, S".d rteiy1%I, -
!" Jun, SINAI eT6IjY ~ ~. 70. IIpwEIIs.
novelette, by Tie author O Al laicai inner VIII hp
pear '"'''' SEpTpNJp 4 "a
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Dressmakina.

tJIFBBMuhIHY.
n RESSMAKER.-A competent French drcss-
~ maker IN all branches wishes few engngcinefs IN Am
homo reasonable prices Mrle RkDHOS,
205 West 2eth-st bet. 9TH and Sth avee, first door
nRESSMAKER.-A fsultless tit I; handsome
~ suits. 81 10 slf waists cut and bssted. 81 MORGAN
1l3 McDougallst
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In LONDON British consos were steady without
change either Tor money OF account at lo0+ iOos
respectively nIted states bonds wcrt lugl't, ID
sympathy with the advance ia the home mIrhrt;
the - rising Il Ia lOi5,u iOil2 the 2s from 1913
American railways were lower; Lake shore falling
-, per cent To 1919, Central and Hudson Ia 10
1867, aud Enc | 4 to iG'-. The decline was gn-
rri and the latest qu0taii IONS were the lowest Br
silver was steady AT - lid. to the ounce. he
Bank OF England to-day gained on balance 700
bmil,n In Paris French 3 per cents declined 10
-}J. 81 ~:i.J2 sight exchange On London advancing
traction Ia 25.:52 francs Ia the & III" statement
of the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows a decrease
OF =. ldo,0oo marks for the week; T..
Joseph L. Oryls N Co, No. 80 Pine-st.. offer for
sale TlJOO0O per cent first mortgage bonds OK
the Salna Coal Company. The amount Of the
authnr zee, issue is 800 900. An allotment 30 PEI
cent? of stock accompanies the bonds.
The gross earnings of the following railroads arc
reported: ~
s::..; {: 81, I5 5s .s55is Inc s
81 rArL. niNsEAPoLIs AND MANITOBA.
:ss,l, & e.. s :ss ' js I a s
The receipts OF Hour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day OF April were:
Flour, .o s5;5 H1s .a g5 ' s
y Sese su bush 1855 $50: - s ssisg 5 5Ss
E Eai G, sS'n 1872 as ' 1921 $500 1880
The following were the receipts and shipments"
and from Chi, ago and Milwaukee to-day:
~ Receipts Shipments
Flour Dbl. cn asSs As sssi 'as1 yGs AH IS
Wheat bush 302S2 2l,6C0 60079 Sos
Corn, bush 14arg3 700 lSt.ts ''1.n
Oats, bush $500 S,ooo icbi3o Isl
#: ~: sS St:s . ss ,$$$ .5sss s SIS:
The following shows the exports lexelus'ye er "a
spccel from the port of New-fork to foreign po,s
for the week ended April ~ and since the beginning
of the year, compared with the corresponding
periods Of previous years:
1879. 1890 le,L
Eo- the week - sS5O54s1 1855, 6sS S,3.v 20
in,viousy exported ssysi799 87.1Ot,726 lll5i9,55 ~
rusI since jan L.. 80 1902 l05.2oU.3l3 lle,OSDi"
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81 % seller diy. l07l seller 80 days 100 seller 80
days 90. seller % days Ilig seller % days si1 seller
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.

The following were the receipts and shipments d
and from Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day:
Receipts. shipments
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Country,

wants one large or two mod
M without board. Address, stating
Tribune Ofice.
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Alinins.
DASSICK MINING co.
'TORN SILNFR MINING COMPANY,


4 on IEf-l ID. TAU 49,
"'''' On.c,. So. 80 N ail -.
stN-lurk.
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CARE OF THE EYES.

The following rules are given by q
distinguished New York teacher to
each of her pupils, ia printed fcrm:-
Things | must remember about nv
eyes"
L. Not To read or work at all by twi.
light or by any dim light.
III. Not to read or work in the even :
ing by Pickering gsslight, but by a
perfectly steady flame; either an Ar
gAnd burner, if gas. or German stu
dent lamp.
I'LL Not to sit facing the light, either
In the day or evening; but to sit so
that the light shall fall over my left
shoulder on my book or work, aad
never on my eyes.
Nv. Not to bend down over my bo ok
or work; but 50 bold it mp to my eyes,
and not my eyes down to it
Y. Not to read or work immediately
on rising in the morning. or before
brsAkfaa a. -
vi. Never to do fiue drawing or fine
fancy work in the evening.
VII. Not to be careless OF my health;
because. whatever hurts my general
health and strength, weskens my eyes
Therefore l must
l.. Sleep enough.
2. Eat proper food at proper times.
.. Wear warm clothing and thick
shoes
4. Take good long walk in the fresh
air every day.
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
uu-rp STATES DrzrnIcr LAyD OFFICE,

Uxrrp STATES DIETRICH LAND OYFTcxl
Olympia, Wsshinston Territory.
NOTICE Is HERKBr GIVEN THAT, IN COM
~ pliance with the provisions Of the Act OF Gen.
gress approved June 5, 1875, entitled An Act for
the sale OF TImber Lands In the States OF Cslifor-
ala OREGON Nevada aud Washington Territory, T"
Ella A. Fenlason. OF sEobonish county, Washing
too Terrftory has this day fled IN this ONCE his
Application 20 purchase the SEX Of SWA, NEh
Of swh and NJ Of eEA Of Section No. Is, in
Forpship No. 81 north, Range No. east Of the
WiilaErette Meridian-
Any and al persons claiming adversely the said
ds<cribsd land. any portion thereof, are hereby
required TO hie their claims In this cflce within
SIXTY 1901 days fr~n dat& hereof.
Given under my hand ks my once In Olympia
fhis the lsth day % July. A-D. lssl.
J. T. BROWN.
jsalfw Register of The Land 0fEce
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28

A correspondent Of . London paper
warns people against throwing broken
bottles among sun-dried grass or heath
at this time Of the year. IS the bottoms
Of such bottles frequently oct ss burn
ing glasses. The Australians know
that extensive and damaging bush
fires have taken place in Australia in
consequence OF broken bottles having
been carelessly thrown down among the
dried scrub. 90. too. camp hrss ct
Aldershot and bush fires on English
commons may have their origin In
parts of broken bottles acting as bnrn'
ing glasses.
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Several Of the hot springs Of the Vel
lowstone region are situated so near to
the margin of the Yellowstone lake
that person might stand on the sill
cious rim of the spring. extend his fish
ing-rod into the water of the lake, and
catch trout weighing from one to two
pounds. and cook them In the boiling
springs without removing the fish from
the hook. Professor Hayden's new
volume Of Western surveys illustrates
the operation.
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Every boy and GIRL should determine
to be socusata In study ing lessons be
sure to get the exact meaning; in talk
ing, state the truth Of the thing; In
working. 40 evSfythlSg just right. 1
have lately heard of two boys who
worked in the same store. They were
named John and James. Their duties
were slikA and they we're required 10
be at the otoee st half psst seven In the
morning. Johawx always there on
tho minute or few minutes before the
time; Jamea Oarne the same number Of
minutes after. When John arranged
the goods in the windows they were
aspurstelyl marked and priced; James
forgot 10 put the number on, or priced
them Incorrectly.
Thsse ere only two Of the things
which marked the distinction between
thc two boyg But every day sod week
thar grew furthes spsrt-John dong
his work accurately and therefore well
james sighting all he conveniently y
could. Sooa. John wae promoted for
carefulness 10 his duties. james was
warned to alter HE manner. and finally
discharged. The accurate boy grew TO
Be . wealthy. self.made man. Men
liked 10 deal wish him; they vsre sure
Of being treated fairly. James tried
several positions. but lost them on ac-
count Of inaccurscy in little details,
and. though he gets through the world
somehow. he has not the happiness and
success which, with the same opportu'
mites John achieyed.
There are many things that tend tc
make noble character. Place accu'
racy high in the elist.-Sehed Journal.
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE, |

UNITED STATES DISTRICT land OFFICE,
Olympia. Washington Territory. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM
IN plianee with the provisions Of the Act of Con-
gress approved June 3. 1873 entitled An Act for
the sale of Timber Lands In the states OF Caifor-
mia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory :"
Joseph w. Sackman, of Kitsap county, Washing
ton Territory, has this day fled in this Office his
application TO purchase the SwA of NEh and M
OF SCH of Section No. Is, 10 Township No. 25
north. range No. east of the Willamette Meri-
dian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof, are hereby
required TO file their claims in this office within
sixty (6Ol days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at iuy o&9ce in Olympia,
W. T., this the 26th day OF July. A.D. 1921.
j. II. BROWN,
j30-l1w Register Of the Land Office.
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATEs DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Olympia, Washington Territery.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIvsNsThAT, IN COM.
~ pIiance with the provisions Of the Act Of Con-
gress approved June .. ls4s, eatitsed An Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands IA tte states Of csiifor-
ola, Oregon, Nevada aud Washington Territory"
John Johason. OF snohomish county, washin ston
Territory. has this day filed in this Office hts ap-
piication 30 purchase theSEh Of MN Of Section
No. 10, in Township No. 50 north, h&nge No.
east OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. any portion thereof, are hereby
required 20 file their claims N this oface within
sixty (e0l days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my once in Olympia
". T., this the l9sh day Of July, AID. 1oSl-
J. T. BROWN
J3o-iIw Register Of the Land Once.
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Notice OF Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UMrxD STATES DIsTRIcT LAND OFFIcE,l
Olympia, Washington Territory.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CoM-
IN pliance with the provisions Of the Act of Con-
gress approved June 3. 1878, entitled An act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States OF Califor-
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, %
Parker S. Condit, Of Snohomish county. waahing-
ton Territory. has this day filed in this ONCE his
application to purchase the MEX Of Section No.
IL. in Township No. 81 North, Range No. 5 East of
the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, any portion thereof. are hereby
required to file their claims In this office within
sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my Office IN Olympia,
W. T., this the 18th day Of July, AID. 1881.
J. T. BROWN,
j30-l1w Register Of the Land once
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DIsrRIcr LAND OFFIcE
Olympus, Washington Territory.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN o0M-
lN pliance with the provisions Of the Act of Con.
the sale Of Timber Lauds in the States OF OAlifor-
MIA. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory -
George Z. L'dd. of Snohpmish county, Washing
ton Territory, has this day filed IN this Office his
of kEA Of Section No. 7, in Township No. 80
north, Range No. east Of the Willamette Meri-
dian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof, hereby
required TO file their claims in this office within
sixty l60l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my Office in Olympia,
W. T., this the 6th day Of July, AID. 1881.
j. T. BROWN.
j1611w Register Of the Land Office.
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OyFToR,
Olympia, Washington Territory.
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM
IN piance with the provisions Of the Act Of Con-
gress approved June g. 1873, entitled An Act for
the sale Of Timber Lands in the ststez Of Califor-
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory" /"
Herman Gerritzen, OF Snohomisn county. WASH
ington Territory. has this day fled in this once
his apple alton to purchase the 81 of 81 Of Sec
ton No. s, in Township No. 81 North, Range No. s
East Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any apd all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, or any portion thereof are hereby
required to file their claims in this cfice within
sixty t60) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, ct my Office In Olympia,
W. T., this the sth day Of August, AID. 1881
J. T. BROWN.
snl3-llw Register Of the Land Once.