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HARPER & BROS.


The Past In the Present What Is Ciylzationf Hy Ar.
thur Mitchell NJ. D. LII u. Illustrated. Svo CLOTH So.
The Glen OF silver Birches, Novel OF Irish laie BY
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MORMONS ON A RESERVATION.
, fAe Editor of The Tribune

SYR: Why not call the attention of the in
pemng President to the last relic OF barbarian by
advising him to place the Mormcns under the charge of
lie Interior Department and conne them selected
srservstion after the OF poor Lo. That would
put end 10 Mormonism. ORB.
Krsdonta, NJ T., Feb. rs, 1881.
fThe correspondent forgets that under the incom-
ing Administration there will be a change in the
Department Of the Interior.-Ed.l
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DEATH or 4 WEAL1HY CONTRACTOR.

Henry ID. Wilson, a wealthy contractor, and
member of the firm of began Il Wilson, died sud
denly at No. 39S Fourthayc., where he was living
lie had in his possession bank books showing dep0s
us OF over Sl4 900 his credit. Yesterday Coroner
BRADY decided that his death due to hard drink
ing. Permission was given TO remove the body.
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4 DINNER TO HANLAN.

dinner was given to Edward Hanlan. the oars
man. by the Atalanta Boat Club. at the Hotel Bruins
wick, last evening. Sixty persons, men,
hers Of the club and friends of the oars
man seated at the table. Among them were
W. II. Garner. II. o. Thompson, II. b. Perkins. Cap
tain Frederick Watkins ami PurseTJ. 1. Kavanaugh.
of the City of Chester W. Armour. of Toronto,
jerome Buck. Judge GidersIeeve. General G. w.
Wmgate, &. ID. Anderson and General +. A. Merritt.
b. b. Sunth, president OF tine Atlanta Club, presided
and n. Z O'clock announced the first toast. Our
honored guest. Edward IIanlan, the noblest
Roman q them ALL" Mr.. Hanlan briefly
responded. thanking the club for the honor ex-
tended to him. and saying that he had al
WAYS done his best. Having achieved such success
as should 50 .5fy both his friends and himself, he
dies red 10 retire from the hel lie then called
upon lis frcnd, r. b. WhieTord, of The London
Sportsman. to speak further in his behalf. The fol-
lowing toasts were then given: - The City Of New
York." responded to by Commissioner HUI
bert o. Thompson, who denied that he was.
had been OR contemplated being in training for a
rowing match. Great Mn OF the Present Time"
responded to by &. a. JACKSON Our Country" by
H. b. Perkins; Cordial Relations of England and
America by Jerome Buck; "Our Neighbor
Canada W. Armour; Athletic Sports" l. II.
Mack; THE Ladies'" Judge Gdersleeve.
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WHAT GAREIELp CAN BE TRUSTED TO DO.

:. ssatement OF what has been accomplished
nDs ~ ~, ~ ne outxo,ne Administration is an
~s-s ths \, soha Stewardship during the past four
ps 20 s6s pscpe Popular burdens have been
e g,r,esS n HPo pfosperiy promoted Turmoil has
STEADILY !. , y wealth hsppnes aud
sao On,on , than II ever was before The
Ssssss ,, have bean made IN the Federal
Condition for President CsrAea 40 an, Al ekceuens
tats continue the good WORK aud do better than his
reoscessor Eof nm not only has the ice been broken
he to do 70 70 keep 1t mp. " 'osu"' All he
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LATEST SHIPPING NETS.
PORT Of NEw.YORR.......M MARCH .. 1881.

ARRIVED.
SIR Wisconsin ur. Bentley. Liverpool Feb 10 and
Queenstown 20 with mdse aud passengers 10 Williams
uiui
Henry dye lBely) Fv err Antwerp ii days with mdse
and passengers To Funcn. Edyr * co.
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX. March 2->aIen. Strs sIrnatian. Boston, Aus
T,au rrnacra Boston; Newfo inland. 81 Johns
y h. anu Texas, Portland.
AMERICAN PORTS
NEw.OELTANs. Ma rh Cleared sts New.orle1ns New
lo.k MORGAN CITY. Sew York; FONoO1 Bordeaux.
At the Pas,cs-Saird str lederco.
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MACMILLAN A. To-.

The Lifes Work in ireland BY W. Bence Jones' of SIS
l2mi -.
New Views ireiandi or Irish Land Grievances and
Remedies BY CHARLES russell, q g. NJ. r. limo, cloth. 81
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J.R.LIPPINCOTT & Co.

Phiia 10 ala
Handy Book of synonymes OF Words ia General
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Relies md Riuzera Romance. By Hawiey smart
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l2mO, Extra cloth, 81 70 Paper cover, rs cents
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
Restricted 10 books OF ne last three months Jy ad1erssd
heretofore on the literary page
HENRY HOLT e. CO..
f.b T. ,S1 -

FyfIe,s History Of Modern Europe. By G. A Fyfs
NJ A Vol 1. the Outbreak OF the Revolutionary Wal
IN sI792 accession OF Louis XVIII In 1914. Large
12mo, ~ 90
The Leaden tasiet BY Mrs. Alfred W. Hunt 16mo
Leisure iiOm Series, 81.
Robert Weeks Poems As collected and revised by the
auIhar -ho ty before his death. l2lnO, gilt 81 So
Under SIieve.Ban A Yarn in Seven Knots By RE.
Iran
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The Person OF Christ The Miracle History with Reply
10 strauss AMI Collection OF Testimonies u Gu
believers By Philip schOd d. D. vol, LIMO new rdi.
ton, 81 %
Chineac Immigration, in its Social and Economical As
pec- George f. seward vol, svO So 90.
The Demon of Cawnpore. Being Part I. OF The steam
Jules Verne. Translated BY W. H. O. Kingston
/ vol. profusely illustrated. 81 90.
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sCRIBNER & WEXFORD.

Fra Angecis and 1Iasaccio Esrly Floreurne Painters
the XVIII Century By Catherine Mary Philimore Illus
ell IN. l2ino 81 %
Fra 6artolommeo md Andrea Del sarto. Fl0reniine
OF the XVh Ccntay BY Leader scott illustrated
lOu.n :
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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN Il co..


The Kings Missve and Other POEMS By John q.
Whittier. With steel portrait vol, l5nio gilt top 81
L.ongieliow birthday Book. ARRANGED by Charlotte
FsKe With dDe enirely portrait and l. Illus
trations. square, lcmO. tasteiuly stamped, 81
The Lite and Correspondence Of SIR Anthony Psnizz,
X b. Principal Librarian VI the BRUSH Museum Nv
l. uis FGgan
Thirty Years Being Poems New and Old BY the author
Of John Halifax Gentleman" l6no. gilt Top.
al XII
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JANSEN McCLURG l. CO..

Music study In Germany. BY Miss Amy Fay I2ma
Price III q.
Works by Professor Swing-clnb Essays. Square lama
Price 81 Motives OF Life. square Iona Price 81.
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P4SSEVGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LoNDOS-BY STEAMSHIP ELYsA.
Pirks Mrs II W Brown. ] l. MOrrire =
Won 5achan, A the Rev MuriOcE
Count & Countess HarRrcaves. ] ID MI and Mrs
Wrtrh .CU Gelier, Jean and children
LIN, sstcr. VIM Kent Cha'mers Miss
Mullins. Dr nc Dehacey. g w WOmack Miss
Ccli.cr Pierre EgnntOn.
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ARRESTED FOR BIG1MY.

BUFFALO, March 2.-Benedict Smith, Ger
man. age sxty-hve, living Ut Eden in tns COUNTY, WIZ
TODD - ton ,era today on charge OF bsamy, having
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T. d. PETERSON d. BR0r iERs.

Madame EOyaPy. A Tale OF Provincial Life By Gus
FauOer Price IS cents in PAPER cover or 81 In co
Camille, or The Fate OF q COquette. ella Dame
Camelas'D Paper as cents ciOtn 81 rs.
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Cable disnotcbes from Australia ammo

JUUIt U1spuTVHts 1TUnI 1KUsIIdI1t dHHUuHCU
that Fairbanks & Co. have received the four highest
awards for Scales in the International Exhibition now In
progress Melbourne taking these honOrs all COM
pctors. English and Am rcan. This highly satisfactory
result emphasizes OF the Messrs Fairbanks
AT the sydney Exhibition LAST year, where award OF
special distinction made TO tlem addition to the
his hest prize open to genera. competition.
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GEORGE w. CARLETON IL CO.,
nndiSou-sauure n "

Repenied nj Leisure. BY Bertha ". Clay
Pictures Arctic Travel by Dr. Isaac Hayes Bound
In cloth Price 81 30.
Solid for MalhooIy. New Political satire. hand.
soney printer 2mo volume paper pce 80 cents aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-03

1RIEuSE OFFICE. March 3. l Il. m..-The movement
IN the barometer during the partly cloudy and cloudy
weather steadily upward The ieIprrlrure ranged
between "a AID 2So to" average (2jlsO beng 1882
lover than the spOndIhg day last year, and
Az lower than on Tuesday.
warmer. rar IS clDndy and ciOudy weather with
chhGc- oi l-Ht rau, may txpcccd TO day III
TINS city mi vicinity.
SiGSAL SERVICE OBSERVATIONS.
AtsirGc Of archaeological Rrpo lr Nr York CV for Feb
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PRESIDENT HAYEs's GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Gopl The OoLslnbtlA lOl State Journal IRenl

President Hayes will probably have chance
x Yes. And he does not need TO make any effort"
DONG 90 BE can most effectually kill the River and
stpor Dill and the Funding bill by simply putting them
R hs Pocket pocket veto Is ehectuaL A great many
GIealdents have resorted 10 It.
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ROBERTS BROS
FORDs, HOWARD & nULaEaT

Don John. Price, 81.
BroyysinR Among B0oiss, and Other Essays BY Mira
Abba GoOd W OsOn l6mo, cloth. Prlces o..
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THE COALE PICTURE SIZE.

TIE ATTENDANCE LARGE AND THE COMPETITION
FAGFR-ABoUT sEvFNIY-TWo THOUSAND DOL
LAEs REALIZED FROM TIE ENIIIE SALE.
The closing nights sale oil the Coalc coilec-
tnu paintings nj the Cooper Union last evening was
marked 10y good ATTENDANCE AMI lively bidding. SKY
rcr paintings brought about $4,000, making total al
about S72OOO br cutirr sale Chc highest prlcc WA
,bfanrd for MciSspnicrs The Muskel err.' The
naming was started by bid Of $1,000 and
r,pidb ran up T. TG,7Jl Gays "a NONem'
Der Evening thr Dutch Coast, s'tvtns's
e In tlr Garden" nnd schrnck's Sheep IN the
p,rcuecs" were started by bids OF $1,000 each and
were SOLD at 81 7G0 $3.50 anu 1880, respectively Ii
wa, iaII that Bcys cHl.g's Priuc OF M0therhO0d"
which hrou-At ,9lO purchased hy Mrs. Jordan l..
Mott Duprc's Autumn Morning WAS The subject OF
ca.cr coaurttiOn and WAS sold for $1,000 Owing to
dispute. Iurlss" 1t MafqulsJ, whcl was s"d tuesday
evening for S30 was put mp again and brought $40.
rndoni's In the Country was first sold AZ 1890, but
two claims for the having been put III another
bid f,r brought $3.50. The following arr tho peture>
sold last night wituthe OF the artists ana the
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STEALING METAL PATTERNS AND CASTINGS

An entrance was effected last night TO the premises
Of Jacob Kasschau, at No. lao Centre-st.. by fore
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History OF Conquest OF spain by Arabf oors.
a Of Clvi which they achieved ant
impaired TO Europe. BY Henry coppee 2vos Gown svo
Cloth 50.
The Bacteria BY DR. Antoine Magnn. Translated from
the George NJ. sternberg NJ D., surgeon u s.
Arm CiOtn. 81 50.
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married girl aee sixteen, named Bender while having
q wife living, whom he married only few years ago,
and who deserted him account OF brutal treatment
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Lie and Letters Of John Howard Raymsnd. the Or
his Eldest Daughter 74i PIP. Svo steel Por trait 81 &C.
The Easiest Way in Housekeeping aad CeSking ~
Campbell snpefintendent0f the Raleigh lN.C
Cooking school lomo cloth. IL.
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GEORGE r. PUrNAMs SONS.

CDbeaten Tracks In japan An account OF travels in
the INTERIOR visits to the Aborignes of lezo and
the srnes Nkko and Ise. b. Isabella Bird author OF
Laws Ride the Mountains" vols. octave
with forty, Ight Illustrations So
The Lost Casket BY f. de Boszebey. Translated by
Trans Series No limo cloth IL ;paper zoe.
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sueeiai Notltss
Important 70 Comfy Residents.

Henry A. Daniels NJ o., f4s Lexassouave. near asthst
HourA TO and 5 toZ
Attention % gentlemen
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4. p. BUTTON.
40 49,
CHARLES sCRIBNsR,s sONS

Sermons Of The city BY Henry Potter d.. Rectorof
Grace Church, New'lork lzmO twenty-five Ssmons 3ao
d.
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DnnEs & Co., Auctroneer, ,s0 mad ,iI Broadway,
Will nelI

MONDAY March T. and Ave following days. at $3.50 .. m,
The LIBRARY OF the late Hon. WA H. TUTHILL, Of
Upton Iowa embracing large and unusually fine collec
ton Of English and American Local History. Genealogy
Hcrary. American History and Illustrated ROCKS among
which will be- found Dibdins Works Notes and Queres
81 vos Club and Historical Society Public stOns, Early
Printed BOOKS Privately Printed Books Co. &C. many o.
them In uncut condition also fine lot OF ENGRAvINGs.
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KIP-sERvOs-OR March at tho res aence Of the brides
f. Hcnry. by tie Rev Charles w.
Homer Jamrss church. BroOkyn Clarence v Kip TO
Louise >erSO.-
opbYKE- REED on TnrsiV evening. March l, at the
r. l1ncc brides mother, by tle iev. william Lloyd
e Opdy2c To Ida daughter OF the late Alluet Reed
all Of this CIV
WAIlACK -MOs~-On Tue,dav evening. March l. by the
iIOught,n 4 II Bartholuuea's Church Arthur
MeltA Adelaide Louise. eldest daub htcr Of Theodore
Mo-. ESL
W.IGIr ROBI NSON-At Arch street NJ. f.. Church,
PAadapiJ ,aich l. inst. hY tho Rcv. o. II. TTaby ID d.,
~ iIsho SIMPSON J. lu0i Wright. Of Newi York,
Mrs Mary II. Robinson, ~ IN lIdsiDhlA
IN pofirc, IF NdjTiayes must he iHdorscd Nth NIL
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JAlIES X, OsGOOD e. co.


umc l2mo illustrated. ~. Eited By William Winter, with
portraits. fac-simile, sketches, etc
British Goblins. Welsh Folk. Lore Fairy Mythology
Legends ana Traditions By Writ SKIES United states Goa
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syO gilt Top. Price "a
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CHARLES 4. DILLINGHAM.
LITTLE. BROWN g. CO.

The Isles of summer, or Nassau tue Bahamas. By
Charles Ives, NJ. A. Price 81 ~.
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THE COOPERATIVE DRESS ASSOCIATION.
LIMITED.
Capital s2s0.o0e. In s2s shares.
COMMISSIONERS:
ISAAC H. BAILEY JOSEPH A. JAMESON.
Merchant Jameson Son q Cotgtng)
sprucest Bankers, Wallst
GEORGE r. BLANCHARD, THOMAS 3, MUS0RAV8
Vice President Erie Ry. Banker PfneAt
JAMES N. DRAKE EC. sTEDMAN.
Banker, WalLst Banker, Ptnest
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5urrial Noilces.


Artistic BrOnzes, Clocks ana DecSrau'erorce'ai
THEODORE Is. STARR,
JEWELLER,
No. FOG FIFTI.AvE. Madison square
between 18th and 26tnstA
The entire third Of this esabsme 10 appropriated
IN very comp ete stOc. o BRDNZES. CLOCKS
CLOCK SETS &c; together with choicest pieces OF DEC
0tAriVk POkC EI.Al y OF the Worcester Royal" Min
ION trown Derby" aud tho best french 4brcants all VI
bis a vn latest imDOrLaOns and al MODERATE PRICES
$50 In insucctiOn is particularly invited.
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TPLBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Th~da Isr1n,td-a v,a'nS n i Of
ncn In 1irtar lines sy d'''r vt for the -
ing usrilAtpls
rs tHr dotted line
vsrs''us lrst~I the ta-none.ei HUI
nut . fIA!mary,
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The Foreign Mails fer the ending SATURDAY. March
g. 1851 will close at this ONCE on TUESDAY at $3.50 M
for Europe, steamship Arizona Queenstown on
WEDNESDAY. at a for europe by steamship Gaha
Queenstown Correspondence Tor France must be
specially addressed; for France direct By
ship Canada via Havre THURSDAY. at 430 a. M.
for Europe by steamship Adristic wa Queenstown cor
dependence Germany and France must be specially adj
dreesed and ~ liS0 m. for Eurspe, by steamship Mo
Land Plymouth, CherbOurs and Hamburg; on sATUHs
DAY at On Europe. by nshp City Of Chester:
Via correspondence for Germany and scotland
must specially addressed AM ~ Tor Sc0tlAnd
direct by steamship Furnsssa via GLASGOW and At 6a
Belgium direct by steamship Rynand. VIA antwerp ADJ
at la for Europe ~ steamship Oder via southampton
and Bremen. The mails for Aspinwal and south Pac no
leave New.York March mails for Porto Rico leave
New.York March The mails for Hayu leave New-York
mails Havana aud Mexico leave New fork
The mails for Jamaica, Maracabo savanlia and
leave ewYork March L. The mails for the West
Indies Brazil and Argentine leave New.iork March 3 Inc
for Veaezuea Curacao leave New YORK Marcho
The malls for Australia san Francisco March
The China and Japan leave san Francisco Asrn 10
rHOs L. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posi- Oaice NewYorK February 20. ISL
Trees everything wanted from the nursery at low
ratea spruce feet, 100 So send FOR wha
YOU want and will make prices z. H. Fosters wei!
known Nursery Babylon, Long Island, N. Y Our STOCK
all hrstclass
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7LNA7hl1'INEH1sA'z3


IN pohce, IF NdrriqyeS must he adorsed Nth MI
mn ~, and udIrcss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-21

his executor AID leaving his property
10 be divided among his friends. the
passengers of the Skyscraper, in 1852
IL may have been that | WAS influ~
enced by bis generosity, but thought
struck me. append it by way of
moral. Il is this: When the book
with golden clasps comes to be bal =
anced on the last day. perhaps some Of
us who have been of no account on
earth may have established fair credit
in Heaven
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-21
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRrroRY (

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON-
IN phance with the provisions of the Act of Con.
gress approved June s. 1878, emitted 'An Act fer
ths sale Of Timber Lands In the States of Caifor-
MIA. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, I"
Eddy Price. OF Snohomish county. Washington Ter.
rtory, has this day led In this Office his applica
ton 20 purchase the SEN OF Section No H. in
Township No. s2 North. Range No. East Of the
Willamette Meridian,
Any and oil persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof, are here
by required to Ale their claims In this Office with.
in sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand st my office In Olympia,
J. T. BROWN,
j23-l1w Register OF the Land ONCE.
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

OAtA1P.@s FfA~1ittAAts1 ANAktkofNs D
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN TEAT, IN CON-
' pliznce with the provisions OF the Act Of Con-
gress approved June 3. 1875. entitled An Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands In the States Of caiifor-
nia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territsry. |"
John S0hason, Of sn0homish county, wAshin.rton
Territory has this day nled IN tkis Office his au-
piieation to purchase the SEA OF NRk oF Section
No. l9 IN Township No. - north Range No a
sast Of ths Wslismetfe MsFtdaaux~
Any and all perssas claiming adversely the said
described land. or any portion thereof are hereby
required TO fie their clalrns IN this once within
sixty tszlj days from date hereof
Given under my hanA, a. my once In Olympia
W. T.. tisis the Issh day Of July, AID lssi
j. r. BROWN
j1lilw Register Of the Land Once
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
US LAND orrIcr Ar OLYMPIA. W.T.

Z. 3. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W.T.
August IIth, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DELLA
LN Lingenfelter has filed notice OF intention tc
make lihal proof before the Clerk Of the District
Court, az his Office in Snohomish City W r., oE
Tuesday. the Goth dsy OF September. A. ID. 1881 on
Pre- eInption d. 8. No 45s0 for the lot Is OF See
ton 80. Township 81 north, Range 4 east. She
names Witnesses Herman Gerritsgn, Alexander
Roth, Robert Robh and James L. Kent, all Of STAN
wood. snohomisll county. W. T.
an20-5w 1T BROWN, Register.
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of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.


OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TKRRIToRY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
~ ri.ance with the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June ., 1878. entitled IAN Act
for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Cal
ifornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri.
tory" Albert g. Folsom. OF snohomish county.
Washington Territory, has this day fled in this
office his application TO purchase the SW% Of N
VIZ. Eh OF NWk and SWA Of NEA of Section
No. i3, in Township No % North, Range No. 8 East
of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, or any portion thereof. are here
by required to file their claims in this Office with.
in sixty f60) days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office. in Olympia.
W. T.. this the 10th day OF June, AID. 1881.
J. IT. BROWN,
je25-llw Register OF the Land Office.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-21
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFrcF,l
Olympia, Washington TERRITORY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM
pltance 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. Orr gon, Nevada and Washington Territory -
Svend stensem, Of Snehomish county Washington
Territory. has this day filed in this oice his appli
cation to purchase the HWh OF SEA OF Ses ton
No. 3, In Township No. 81 North, Range no east
Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land or any portion thereof, are hereby
required 10 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 9th day of July, AID. 1881.
J. T. BROWN,
jl6llw Register OF the Land Office
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

{. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W T.,l
August 18th, 1851.
NJ oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
! y Grothen has 1led notice Of intention to make
hua proof before the Register and Receiver Of the
Land Office ct Olympia, W. t., on Wednesday. the
2isf day OF september AID. 1881, on additional
homestead application No. 3603, TOR the NwA OF
NWA OF section 26, township 20 north, range 6
east. he names - witnesses James Jahnson. Jo-
hannes Mshler, Peter L. Sander and Lewis G.
Smith, all OF osceola, King county W. r
ausa-sw J. T. BROWN, Register.