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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-11

delicious sense Of lassitude and tired case
began 70 creep over me and IL seemed as
M the warm breath Of summer were
playing IN my face. knew dimly and
vaguely, as one knows things ID a dream,
that ! was freezing % death, but had no
care or anxiety about II whatever. nv
outstretched hands struck against some
thing. II was tho door Of cabin nv
own, although did not know it--and,
falling ~, rolled upon the floor.
The next thing | remember was q
sense Of awful pain, and opening nv
eyes ! could see people rubbing Inc with
snow, and screamed and begged them to
dcsist. The pain grew keencr and more
intense. aud il seemed as IL my whole
fame was being rasped apart. felt
this pain for days. and then they cut or
my feet. The doctors said that ten short
minutes more would have made me
rozen corpse"
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The practice Of utilizing turkeys so
destroy tobacco worms has been III Us,
in this country to limited extent for
number Of years. 1t has been sutiic,ent-
ly tested to demonstrate the fact that
there i really more merit IN II than II
generally conceded. gentleman of
this county put out seven acres Of tobac-
Go. and MS soon rs il began 10 grow he
built coop in the center OF the field. in
which he placed q turkey hen with thirty
young ones. The hen was kept confined
IN she coop, but the young turkeys wcro
allowed % run at large through thv field.
HE experiment succeeded admirably.
Scarcely worm could be found III tho
entire growing season or the tobacco:
the little turkeys kept them picked or ~
fast as they made their appearance. Wo
learn that other parties have been equally
as successful Ill protecting their tobacco
from worms BY utilizing turkey labor.
II would be well for our tobacco grow
crs TO give their wives an the facilities
requisite for raising turkeys, and thus
greatly curtaiIing the heavy expense ~
saving their tobacco crops from destruc-
lion by worms. s.-Princeton Banner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-11

The public school system OF Indiana Is
q standing menace to Republican supre-
macy in this State, and as very natural
result Of the fear Of tho increased intel
ligcnce Of the people, the Republican
members Of the legislature are preparing
10 cripple our common school system ~
unfricndly legislation, several bills for
acts having already tccn introduced IN
the House, which. II any ofthom should
become law, will materially destroy tho
efficiency Of the present bcniIiccnt sys-
tenn, which was planted in the organic
law Of the State by Democratic con-
stitutional convention, and which has
grown and flourished under wise Demo-
cratic legislation, until every citizen can
point to our system Of public free schools
with pride. plymouth Democrat.
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a coIored man busily engaged in saw
Ing wood tor Galveston gentleman the
other day. The "man and brother had
a large Masonic brcast-pin on his shirt
bosom. "Do you colorcd Masons and
white Masons affiliate ~ Don't iillyatc
wuti cuss.r What's The matter /"
Dunno, boss. bul i'se tried Il. Dar il a
barkcrpcr IN dis town who toted ais
heah berry same emblem. was iii dis
lrcss; dadn't had dram dat morning
come In On glib distress signal.v III Did
he respond?" lie didn't rcspont right.
Hc made motion to dc doah wild one
hand and reach under he bar. made
The sign once noah. and he fetched me
between do shoulders wild de hung
starter jess q was gcttin' ont % doah.'
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The total vote for President in 1880. -
given by the New York Tribune Alma
nae Is 8 2l8. $50. against 8.426 .073 in 1876.
and 6,431 lao In 1879. Garfield received
1,450.929 votes, Hancock. i7.s8s.
Weaver. 307 TAO, and Dow. 1O.3O5. GAR
fields plurality over Hancock, 3O33 all
others over Garfield, 3'c,70s.
Ii will be seen that Garfield lacks ono
hundred and seventy thousand of9efting
half the votes cast at the late Prcsidcn-
tial election. After getting all the negro
vote solid IN the United States. Garfield
only got 3.033 votos more than Hancock.
And yet some people are ignorant enough
TO think that the Democratic party Ii
dead. 1t is not likely 70 die while Il has
over million majority Of the white votc
on It's side.
There have been many tables or figures
printed pretending to give the accurate
result Of the popular vote for President.
The Baltimore Sun has recently revised
all Of them by reports received directly
from the several Secretaries Of State
throughout the Union, and declares that
the true vote, SO ascerlained, was as fol-
lows:
The total vote Of the country was g.
2O0,79 divided as follows:
James A. Garfield. Republican 4.437.9s1
Winfield 5. Hancock, Democrat 4.4if3ll
James Il. Weaver. Grcenback 397.o6s
Neal Dow, Prohibition o.G4t
scattering 9,t53
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AS 10 the Protestant Dissenters from
ihc Established Church. such imperfect
data as we have indicate positive falling
of. There were in 1851. according 10
Mr.. MAINS estimate. which nonconfor-
mists have alwavs insisted upon treating
A. authentic, 2O.39o Dissenting charels ia
England. but, according TO Tie list or
meeting for religious worship, certified
TO the Registrar General in 1876, tho
number Of Dissenting chapels was then
only 1928. That the latter list was COM
prehensivc enough may be inferred from
the fact that IL includes such places is
school rooms, club rooms, temperance
halls. music halls. bakeries, malt kline.
&c, temporarily hired for religious pur-
poses or Dissenting chapcls licensed
for marriage there are only S.fi7. and
these figures probably cover an the moro
important and durable buildings.
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Chappcd Hands. Tho following al
rcctions are given for keeping the hands
smooth during cold weather aud curing
them when chappc1: Wash them III
lii which some wheat bran
has been stirred twenty hours before
using, and dry them over the fire without
a towel. The remedy is most effective II
used at night just before retiring.
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A gentleman was complaining on
Change that he had invested rather
large sum OF money III Wall street and
lost Il All. A sympathizing friend asked
him whether he had been bull or bear.
10 which he replied, Neither; | was Z
jackass. II Chicago Tribune.
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THIS colrmr W kednrsf " me proprietor or ne "a
pet ihe property N thf ttaers NJ Dubois connty 0r
ihe public schools which nay arise Every ftache.r
school on.eer ami 'Iisd ~ tneaief Ia hc county Is
t.rpr.,r fefnesffi 70 nid U sustaining fh* column
sent AZ n N. sakEAEY JAsfxn. IkDiAsx.
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RATES Of ADyEnr,sEING.

For square, 10 lines or less, week. 81 o.
Each subsequent insertion. rs cts.
Longer advertisements AZ the same rate,
traction over even square or squares,
connted AZ square. These arc the terms
Cor transient advertisements; a reasons
be deduction will Be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
10 bc paid in advance.
AxxouSCiNG CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers. each S1.Oo
For County \ x.5v
For District. Circuit, or state, 500
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Money lent on Sunday u gone FOR good
Il Wisconsin decision, In brief
Madison county Ala. bonds sold re-
Gently for twenty-five per cent, pre-
MUM
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A little boy came ID his mother re-
Gently and said: mamma. should
think that. II I was ofmadc dust, would
get muddy inside whenever | drink
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PRICE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
single subscription, for iiity Nos, 81 81
For six mouths. oo
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Hancock's maj. over Garfield 6.s3l
The total vote polled for President ia
1915. BY the same States as Ill 1880. was
SAIL, ,l39, snd the increase il 759.C5s.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-19
TaR SALARIES OF TERRITORY
AZ GOVERNORS.

WAsHINGToN. July 27.-Judge Law
renee. First Comptroller of the Treasu-
ry. has decided thai an officer Of the
Government, whose salary is fixed by
statute. does not lose his right to any
part thereof should Congress fell to
make an appropriation for any year
sufficient to pay 1t. Any portion of
such salary left unpaid for want of
sufficient appropriation is to be report
ed to the House of Representatives
The Revised Statutes fix the salsry of
the Governor of each of the Territories
al $3. 500 q year. The Appropriation
acts for 1879. 1880. and 1881 sppropri-
ated for such annual salary only Sc 600,
declaring the Appropriation to be "in
full compensation for the service of the
fiscal year." This, the Com ptroller de-
cides. operated as repeal for the years
stated of the salary fixed by the Revis-
ed Statutes. ana prescribed salary for
such years respectively of 81 600. This
decision IN detail has been rendered in
the case OF the Hon. Lewis Wallace.
who served as Governor of New Mexi-
CO from October 1878, to March 10,
1881. snd who on June 25tt1 last fled
an account with the First Comptroller,
claiming balance due him of Sc 200.
The claim was disallowed.
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trigger and be received his des'h
wound, for the ball struck him III the
left breast and pierced h's heart. He
never spoke, bot died in q minute. 1t
was my desifs to have been able 10 take
him alive, bat his coming upon me 50
suddenly aud unexpectedly leads me TO
think that he had seen me enter the
room or he had been Informed by some
one Of the fact. and that be came there
armed with pistol and knife expressly
10 kill me il he coaii. Under that
impression, bad no alternative bat to
kill him or suffer death a. his bands.
1 .m. GovernoT, very respectfully
your Excellency's obedient servant
PAT A GARRETT,
Sheriff of Lincoln county.
FORT SUMNER, New Mexico, July Is.
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TO AssAssINATE WASHINGTON.


An attempt made to assassinate Geu
Washington in New York in l776 is
imperfectly described as follows by
James Thatcher. a Massachusetts sur.
geou in the Continental army, in :" A
Military Journal During the American
Revolutionary War;" under date of
Sept. 10, l776:
- have omitted 10 record the fol-
lowing incidents till | could ascertain
the particulars of the reports: We
learn by accounts from New York that
some time since plot Of q most atro>
cious nature was detected in that city.
A gang Of Tories had associated for the
purpose Of joining the British army.
and had concerted . plan, IL ia said. to
assassiuate his Excellency Gen Wash>
ington, aud some other officers and
while our army were engaged with the
enemy to blow up our magazines, Se.
The Mayor of the city, and an armorer
who was engaged in making rifles for
the Tories, and several others were
taken into custody and committed to
close prison. The Mayor, on examin-
alton, confessed that he sreceived money
from Gov. Tryon to pay the srmorer
for the rifles. Two OF his Excellency's
guards were confederates, And Q third,
70 whom the secret was cnnfided, hon
estIy disclosed the information. Sew
eral Of these miscrsants were tried and
convicted, and two or three wore ex-
ecutsd."
A toot note Of this account quotes ss
follows from one Of David Rsmssy's
histories: 90 Gov. Tryon had suboened
the then Mayor of New York to assist
the royal forces on their arrivsl in that
city. and Gen. Washington Was TO be
assassinated. This detestable design
was rendered abortive by spprehend.
ing Thomas Hickey. one of General
Washington's lifs-guard men. who was
engaged in the COM irscy. and had
engaged others. The base missreant
~as tried BY court martial on the
2Sth OF June. found guilty. and was
executed the same day, smid the curses
OF the American army"
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED sr.rrs pr.rsIcr LAsD oFsIcE

UsrrEp STArKs DIsTsIcT LAND 0FfIcE
Olympia, Washington Territory. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM,
~ piisnce with tie provisions Of the Act OF Con-
gress approved June !. 1875 entitled e An Act for
the sale Of Timber LAads In the States Of CAlifor
MIA Oregon, Nevada and Nashingto Terrifory.' %
John FurnE S. Of snehonish county, Wash-
ington Territory, has this day fled IN this office
his application TO purchase the w Of NWA
Nwh Of swk Of Section Is aud MN SEA Of
section No. IA. In Township No. 81 North. Range
Ne. East of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land or any portion thereof are hereby
required TO Gle their claims In this once withia
sixty l6ol days from date herecf.
Given under my hand, at my Once In Olympia,
W. T., this the sth day Of August, A.D. 1881.
J. T. BROWN
auiSiIw Regisser Of the land Once.
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THE GRUMBLER.

he grumbies in the morning
On rising from toe bed.
he Rrlmbles At bis breakfast
while spreading better on his bread
he gruinbles al bis napkin.
de grufables at hrs knife,
He grufnbies al the tableci0th,
tie grnmbles al his wife.
lie grumhies At the cObbler
when he buys q pair Of shoes,
He grumbles at the paper
When he's reading the news,
lie grumbles a. the clock
When |. strikes ont the honr,
And ne grumbles al tie "deihge"
When there comes a lstle shower,
He grumbies al the children
When they're playing 10 The street.
lie gFumbles AZ the butcher
At the way he cuts the meai,
lie grrmbles at his little dog
" IL only wags "a tail.
And when the wind gesfly blows,
he grumbles at the gale -.
He grumbles when bill comes IN.
No matter hoe very small. EE ~
he grumbles at the servants, -.a
He grumbles at Us all.
He grumbles At the darkness a
When he has 70 hight the gas
And be grumbles xt the matches,
The unhappy svumblisg ass.
hegrumbies at tine prices,
He grumbles at bis socks.
He grumbles at the Summer
When the SUI 10 rather warm,
And he grumbles at the Winter"
Every time We have storm.
lie grlmble. at question,
He urxtxr h1aa M . x<vxtla-
At church be gfumhAes a. the people
Who are standing In the aisle.
He grumbles At his daughter
When she wants q littie money.
And he gramsles wheu slIe laughs
At anything very funny.
He grumbles al the rich man,
He grumbles At the poor,
He grumbles at the beggars
When they knock af his door
he grumbles at the rent day
When the landlords 10 be psij,
He gfumbles IN q. sunshine,
He grumbles in the shade,
He grumbles ct his neighbor
When hes getting in his coal,
He grumbles at the cartman
Who dumps IL down the hole.
He grumbles at wagon
IL it stands before the door,
And he grumbles nc crumb Of bread s-a
lfit falls upon the floor.
He grumbles 10 his little room,
He grtimbles on the stairs,
He grambles al! the way 10 church.
He grumbles after prayers.
He grumDles in his sleep
While hes lying in his isd.
3 And ] often fancy TO rny-eli
He'll grumble when he's dead.
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OFFICIAL RxPORT or THE KILL
ING OF chilly, TIN KID"

To Hrs ExcELLEScy THE GOVERNOR
OF New MExIco:
have the hoEor to inform your Ex-
ceilcncy that l bad received several
communications from persons in and
sbout Fort Sumner that William Bon
ny, alias the Kid. had been there or in
that vicinity fpr souss time.
In view Of these reports deemed 1t
my duty 10 GO there and ASCERTAIN 1t
there was any truth Ia them or not. ell
the time doubling their accuracy; but
on Monday, July llth. Isfs home taxi
ing with me John w Poe and T l. Mo-
Kinney, men in whose courage and ga
gacity relied implioitly. and arrived
luss below Fort sumner on Wednesday,
the 18th. I remained concealed pear
the houses until night, and then entered
the fort sbout midnight. and went 70
Mr. p Max welfs room. fonnd him IN
bed. and had Just commenced 70 talk 10
him about the object of my visit at
such an unusual hour wher man en-
tered the room in stecking feet, with q
pistol in one hand and knife in the
other. He came and put his hand on
the bed just behind me, and In low
whisper. (nad repeated the question: hs
askeS Of Mr. Maxwell. Who 10 itr
/ at cncs recognized the mau ane
knew he was the Kid. and reacLed be
hind me for my pistol. feeling almos
certain OF receiving q ball from his .
the same moment Of doing %. 90 tel
sure he had recognized me; but fortn'
nately be drew back from tbs bed .
noticing my movement. and aithoagf
he hsd bic pistol pointed st my breast
hs delayed to tire. and asked n span
ish: sQoien q? ouien ssy This CAV
me time b bring mine 70 bear ols I'm
end The ,noasns did % | pulled th
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UNITED srArEs DISTRICT land OFFICE,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT L AND OFFICE,
Olympia. Washington Territory. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON-
~ pliaRce 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 Calfor-
MIA. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory {"
Joseph w. Ssckman. of Kitsap county, Washing
ton Territory, has this day fled In this office his
application TO purchase the SWA Of MEX and y
OF ST \ of Section No. Is, In Township No. az
north, range No. l 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 (6c) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office In Olympia
W. T., this the 26th day Of July. A. ID. 1921.
J. T. BROWN,
jSo11w Register Of the Land Office.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

u. 8. LAND OFFIcE sr oLYxpra. VIII
---. AnRiAt 1ith. 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. !. BUSH
~ has filed notice Of intention make anal proof
before the Clerk Of the District Court st his once
In Seattle, W. T., on Monday. the 19;h day Of Sep
teEber, A-D. 1881, on Presumption ID 8. No. 5134
for the lots and aud NEh OF MEX Of section
80, township - north, ange 8east. He names as
witnesses David n. Taylor, Alfred A. Fisk and
William o. Hill, ell of Falls City. and Thomas J.
Cherry, Of squsk, King county. W. T. -.
au205w J T. BROWN. Register. =
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

Olympia Washington ferrIfofy-
NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN THAT, ~ CON-
~ pli4nce with the provisions OF the Act Of Con-
gress spproved June 3 1878 emitted :. An Act foy
the sale OF Tfmhe, TAss in the st tea cf O4lisof-
niA. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territory" /"
George I. L-dd. Of Rnoh1mish eounty, Washing
ton Territory, has this day hled IN fhis cfnee his
application % purchase fss Y y Of NV and ~
of NEA of Section No. T. In Township No. %
nsrsh, Rsf Sc No. east Of the Wiiiarnette Heri-
dian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the zssd
described land o. any portiaE thereof. are hereby
rs4nired % Ole their claims in shis once within
sixty l6ol days from date hereof.
Given nnser my asnd, - my once In Olympia
". T.. this the eth dAy Of July, A.D. 1851
j. r. BROWN,
tiGi Register of the Lan6 Once.
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
u.IrrR sn.r.. p.rn,cr L.sD oyr.os. J

Olympia, Washinston Territory.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COM
~ plisnce with the eprovisions Of the Act Of Csn-
gress approved June 8 1878, entitled q An Act for
the sale of rEaber Lands IN the States Of OAlifcr
nfA. Oregon, Eevada and Washington Territory,
Ella A. Fenlason. Of Snohomish county, Washing
ton Territory has tlis day alsd m this once hts
appliestion 70 purchase the SEX Of NWk. nEA
Of ewh and NJ 0f SEX Of section No. 10. In
To~nship Ne. u north, Range Nc. ea<i Of the
Willamsfts NeridiAa- x asfa4s
Any ana ali persons claiming adversely the said
dtsaribsd land. or any portion Thereof are hereby
required 70 DIE their claims u this once within
sixty f61l days frsm data bereof
Given under my hand, - my ON . In Olympia,
this the 18Th dAy Of Ju,y. AID. 1881.
1T Bn0WH,
Jsoifw Register Of thu Land Once
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
USrTxr srArss DISrMcz LAND oETIcr,

NJ Office Is HkEEBr GIVEN THAT. IN COM
IN pazAce with the Provisions cf the Act OF Con-
gre<s approved June ,. ISIS entitled An Act for
the sale 81 Timber Ian is II the States ef calt.or
MIA Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,
Herman 0e-ritzsn, OF spohomisb county, Nash-
.nrton Fssr1.ory h1s thss day nled In This offss
hls applfcs<ion 20 purchasc the SIS of 81 of -ee-
sion No. z, In Township NO. - North. Range No. s
East of the WiIismsfts Meridian
Any and all perscns claiming adversely the SID
described Land or any rersion thersef are hereby
required % ale their claims In this tfane within
sixty te19 days from dzse hereof
0iyen under my h<sA, q my once IN Olympia
W. r, this the ssh day q August, A.n. ISL
J. r. BROWN.
sxiS-sIw Register 0f the Lard Ozses.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STARTS Dnrsrcr LAND OFFICE,

USrrD SrArEs DfsrsIcT LAND oFEIcE,
f ..s. OLYMPIA. WAsHNaroN TERRIToRY,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN OOM.
~ rl.ance with the provisions Of the Act OF
Congress approved June 3, 1875 entitled IAN Act
tfornia. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" Albert G. Folsom, OF snohomsh county
Washington Territory. has this day hled in this
ofice his application TO purchase the SWA OF N
No. Is, in Township No. "a North, Range No. East
of the Willamette Meridian. :, f
Any and AL persons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any portion thereof. are here
by required 70 ale their claims in this office with
in sixty (60) days from date hereof
Given under my hand. at my Office In Olympia
W. T.. this the 10th day Of June, AID. 1881.
J. r. BROWN,
je25-1lw Register Of the Land Office,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

rs LAND oErIcE AT OLYMPIA. WILL
August lith. 1881.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GfvRN THIT Riley
N n. Hoskinscp has nled notice Of Intentton to
make Anal proof betore the Clerk Of The District
Court, st his once IN seattle. W.T.. on Thursday,
the nd day Of September. AID. 1881 on Pre- emp
tion D. o, No. 4a5s. for the i OF sw n and ~ Of
NwS Of section =, townzhip % north. .Fznge2 east
He names Is wiinesses John C. Hornbsek. James
Ryan. A. Reeve and Michael Faylor, all Of Port
au26.5w !. r. BRowS. Register.
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
L. ;. LAND orTIcE AT oLr>uu. W.T.

T. : LAND OFFicE AT OLYMPIA. w.T.l
August / ith. 1881. (
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
" Johnson has AIed notice OF intention 10 make
hnAl proof before the Register and Receiver of the
Land Once In oIympia, ". T., on Wednesday. the
2lst day Of September, A.D. lssl. on Ecmestesd
application No. 276l, for the Sc OF SSA aud y
~ Of SEA Of section 81. township 20 north. range
8 east and additional eEtry No 1904 FOR " \ Of n
~ OF section 81 township ~ norih. range east
He names - witnesses Henry Grothen. Johahnes
Mshler. L C. Smith and P. L. sander all OF Os-
ceola. King county, W. I. SEES
au20sw 1T BROWN. Register.