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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-22
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land,
UNrTrD STATES DisrAlcr LAND orr,c,

- OlyApiA, Washington Territory
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IL c,5u
- - p.Ance with he provisions o. toe Act Of
Congress approved June 3, ISIS en,itleSi An a..
FOR the sale OF Timber Lands IN the States of -
itotnis, oregon. Nevada and NAshingtoa fs,r,sn
ry. Thomas n. Cam. Of King county WssAs.,
ton territory. has this day hled in this once hi.
application TO purchase the y = OF $ : Of S~<,;o.
NO 8 IN Township No. % North, Range No : a.,
Of the Nillsmette Meridian AAse
Any and all persons Claiming adversely .ha -.
described land or Aay portion then of are hsr~n.
required 70 ME their claims in this ofics w;,hS
sixty t60l days from date hereof '''"'
Given under my hand. At my ONCE In olymra.
". I, III the LIST day OF June, ID Issl f<~
J. I. BROWN.
Je4-ilw Register Of the Land ga.
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

ONIItD ofAIkB DISTRICT LAND OFFIcH
Olympia, Washington TeFr:torV
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN CON-
pliance with the provisions Of the kes OF Oon.
gress approved Juns 3, 1878. entitled AN Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands in the States OF Califor
mia. Oregon, Nevada aud Washington Terr;sorv y
svend stensem, of Snohomish county WAahfnRtsn
Territory has this day filed in this Once his sppll.
cation to purchase the NwA OF sEk OF Section
Nc, :, In Township No. 81 North. Rage No. a east
OF the Willamette Meridian.
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 t60l 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
jl6-llw Register OF the land 1liBce
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
usrrnp sTATEs DIsrsIcT LssD oyyIcE, /

Olympia, Waahinvton Territory. 4
NOTICE Is HERkBY aIVEN THAT. m OllAf
~ pisnce With the YrovieLyns on the Act Of Coo.
sIess approved June .. 1873, entitled 40 Act for
he sale Of Timber Lands In the States Of Califor-
nia Oregon, Nevmia and Washingtoa Turritory,~
Charles p. jackson, Of snohcTnish county. wash
ington Territory, has this day alad in this once
his application to purchase the Ewk Of Section
NO 4, In Township No. n North. Range Ne East
OF the Willamette MertdfsE
Any and all parsons claiming adversely the saie
Described Land, or any portion thereof are hereby
requfnd % NE their claims IN this Office withia
sixty tGol days ffom Date hereof + 80 -
Given under my hand al my once In Olympia
W. T., this The iiih day of May. AID 1871. -
n ts ,. r. BaOWN = 3
mztlfv Register OF the aaand Oshcs.
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DIsrRrcr LAND oSrIc2,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OTrIc-.
Olympia, Washington Territory (
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
pliance with the provisions of the Act of Con-
gress approved June ), 1878, entitled IAN Act for
the sale OF Timber Lards in the st.tas on CA1for
MIA. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory "
George +. L'dd. of Snoh9mish county. Washing.
ton Territory, has this day fled IN this Office his
application TO purchase the Il y OF Nwk and 81
Of NEA Of Section No. Z, in Township No. -
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 file their claims In this office wttlia
sixty t6el days from date hereof
Given under my hand. At my ONCE in Olympia
W.T., this the 9th day OF July, AID. 1881.
:. T. BROWN
JIG INV Register OF the Land Once.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED SrArTs DIsrk!cr LAxD OrpteR
Olympia, Washington TERRITORY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ~ ON
" plisnee with the provisions Of the Act of Con.
gress approved June 8. 1878 entitled ssAp Ant Tor
the sale Of Tinber Lands IN the statos Of Caifor.
MA, Oregon, Nevada nd Washington Territory ''
" PATTY smith. Of King county. Washington Ter.
rltcrys BIAS this day MED IN this once HIS applca-
tion 20 pnreh.se tbs ~ Of sk q Section No. s.
~ Township No. 2s North, Range No. : East on
the william tie Meridian.
Any and all rersons claiming adversely the said
described LAID or any portion thereof. ars hereby
required 70 Gle their claims In thls once within
sixty leol days from date hereof
!. Given under nay hand. at my once IN Olympia,
". T., this the sd day OF Nay, ID. Issf
Nft J. +. BROWN!
m2s-iiw Register OF the Land once
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MR.. 8. n. PERCIvAL, Olympia;
DEAR SIR will row you q race, any distance.
IN any style OF boat that you may desire over any
course In Srattle bay, any time within three
months after ming articles, for any sum you
may name over $3.50 have placed nifty dollars
In the hands OF s. L. Crawford as forfeit II YOU
will put up sn equal sum within the next ten
days. the preltminAries can DO arranged between
ourselves. sfF9'sf 4 "
Let me hear from you.
SAMUEL A. HOYT,
j2a-2w Seattle. W. T.
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No ice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land. 49,
UsrrxD sTArEs pIsrn,cr LAND ovyrcE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN oosf-
IN rl'ance with the provisions Of the Act %
for fle sale Of Timber Lands Ia the States OF Cal
hornis. Oregon Nevada and W&shington Terri
tory. James l. Clark. ~ King county. Washing
ton Territory. has this DAY nle1 IN this once bis
m Township No. - Herth. Range No. RHstof the
willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land or any portion thereof, are heFe.
By rsqutraa 70 Ole their elaine In this once VITA.
10 sixfy tDol osysfro1a dxts hereof.
Given undsr ms hand. at my ONCE. Ia Olympia.
W. r.. tAis the lAIh dag al MAY. AID. 1881.
J. r. BROWN,
m22lzW i1existex Of TIE Land O1aoa.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.


IS11to SfAIks DtsTklcf LAND OFFICE,
Olympia. Washington Territory.
SoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance sith the provisions Of the Act
OF congress approved June 3. 1878. entitled - An
Act for the sale Of Timber Laills in the States Of
California. Oregon. Ney2Aa ana Washington Ter.
ri'ory. Jahn W. Gcoee. OF King county Wash.
ington Territory, has this day nled in this ofaee
his application 20 purchase the 81 aF NM sWk
g M and Ma Of SwA % section No. 9. IN
township No. % North. Range No East OF the
Willamette MERRIAM.
Any aaa al persoes claiming adversely IA waid
described land. any portion thereof are herShV
rt7ufred 10 Ole tAsir claims In tnis offcs wikAin
sixty t60f days IRON date Aesoof
GisSa under my hAad. ~ my once In Olympia
W. T.. this the sd day Of May. d. ISL
1T. BROWN
Ea2Sflv Register Of the Land once.
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gar, rice and molasses. Wbsrs il the
enterprising firm 20 Inaugurate this
t.afics
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

U. 5. LAND oFFIcE Ar oLYnP1l. W.T.
July sth. ISsl.
NolICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GEoRaR
II W stevenson has filed notice OF intention "a
make nhal proof before the Clerk OF the Distrst
Court, at his office in Snohomish CITY. r ~
saturday, the goth day OF August, d. Issn =,
Homestead application No. S6I4, for the NJ ~
NV SEA OF NWA aud NEA Of Swh OF section
70, township = north, range east Ne nsu,s- -
witnesses " II Ward W W IarrIner a. ~.
and William Withheld, all Of snOhousish. snoh,s.
mish county, W. T. ~''''F
jl6-5w THROWN. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
T. LAND or1roE AT ot1.ru. W.T.

I. s LAND orYIoE AT otYNrIs.w
July sth. lSsi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AsEr
~ kddy has hled notice Of intention "a -
mai rrocf before the Clerk Of the Dfstrts. s aHs
a. his o-tce IN Sssttl~ W = "a S4rrIr,s,y 49,,
dAy ek August, AID, ISL. on PrsNempt,og h !.
Nov 1858, for the y Of SwA. NV Of swts . .
seton Is and NEA Of NV OF Sectios "a -. y
snip , noria Range Fast. He names A. 30
nesses r. NJ HOsk.uson. A Reeve Esr,-. wi, wy.
AMI Charles Petersen, al Of Port BlAkely Eiss.s
county, ". T. - N'NAAp
jl6-Sw T. BROWN. Register
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI0y
LAND oyTIcx At oLr,ru "

1-NNV VFFItt n NLINPIA n -
June "a, lsg
We I - ns ~. J, eIvES THAT cHlRi -
make anal proof before the Clerk OF a. ~ 70
Court. At his ofhce In snohomfsh Cstx " Ssssr1ei
saturday, the 6th Jay % August. D lsSl -. on
IN Nc. ~ sx e 10 ~, for The los and 10 sSs
Range Esst. lie names As Nifussssa uIp,.tA
NhiiHeid, o. ;. Young. samuel Howe sS5 I'm inSa
stevens, sli Of snohoUish City, SruhoIni.h suas
ty. ". r. "a eo'an-
je25 5w 1T BROWN -
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Ladies' latest style linen collars for
1871 cents at Schwabacher's
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EUROPE.
RsbelIIOn. In TrfpoIf.

PARIS. July 20.--A disdatch from
Tunis says; The Bey's troops are de,
sorting bim by hundreds. The aque-
duct will by guarded by French reg
iment, as attempts have already been
made to destroy ct. A number of in.
terror tribes have rejoined the rebellion
Tripolitan tribes which annually mi
crate to Tunis at this time Of the year
have joined the insurgents and rsided
within 80 miles of the capital. They
plumber and massacre Christians by
Wholesale.
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xrcrrHTKrr TO rsE SrrLLrsrzcEz.
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a Nfhtlnss Csnxrczz

BERLIN. July a0.--Nihilists are hold
ing congress In Sc rsssrsburg under the
very eyes Of ths gevernment, which
although fully warned Of the fact, 10
qpahls to discovsr the place of meet.
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N NOTICE.

HAyNo DISPOSED or NJ SHOP AND BIZ.
IL siness. ! take this Opportunity ard me he'd
81 resteszirg and grxing settlement of ell claims
aEslast me and in mT favor before the Isf Of Au-
guse. Debtors and creditors viii please take no
tscs.
ID. N HYDE,
Late Proprietor Dolly yEr5eu NaFksa
seattle, sai9 "a. isSi. 1lS-tAagl
NY Successors are Nessrs. EvzEs 4 Andersen
and Ar~ sentlsusn whom can and 10 chesrfaily
AID honestly reoommena 70 tho patronage q IL
pshiic.
Ny lste nsArketnsn. Mr.. A. Z. Fields. farther
eozneed 70 thoss nseilng kis services - . MAJ
IN svsyy wg uszsAy.
D. y. HIDE
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Irish Affairs.

LONDON. Jnly 20.-Althoush the
skirmishers have been quiet since the
affair OF the Liverpool town police OF
Liverpool, Chester, Birmingham, Man.
chester. Sheffield, Glasgow and other
centers where there is large Irish pop,
ulation, keep q vigiiant eye on the
movements Of those known to be con
nected with fenianism. The law relst.
ing to outrages by explosion is much
more severe than is commonly supposed
BY the act of "a and %. Vic G 81, un-
der which the Liverpool prisoners will
be indicted. they may be sent into pe-
nal servituds either for life or for four.
teen years according as they are found
guilty Of one or two crimes which were
defined by the statutes.
American skirmishers should make q
note Of this. II death results from ex-
plosion the skirmisher is of course in.
dicted for murder. Mr. Forster has had
an uncomfortable time since the coer-
cion act became q law. Every day
threatening letters are received. These,
~ Lord Cairnford (Mr Chichester For.
'tescue) used {, ssy. are the pleasant
perquisities OK the chief secretaryship.
On Monday man called Ut Ferster's
residence in. Ecclestown square and in :
sisted on seeing him. Mr. Forster was
out OF town but the man hung about
the house all day aud made no secret
of his purpose to kill the chief secre-
tary ON sight. He was arrested by the
police and letter which he had writ
teo to Mr. Forster was found on him
bidding the chief secretary to release
the coercion act prisoners and resign
his Office under pain Of death. This
morning the prisoner Patrick Talfonrd,
Is years OF age. was arraigned 81. Bow
street and remanded for n week.
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PARIS. July lo.--Ths announcement
that q serious engagement had taken
place near Sfax. Saturday is confirmed.
Most of tue leaders of the revo.s were
killed. The result produced q great
impression on the Arabs. The French
command 1t Sfax has ordered disarm
ment Of She natives. delivery Of host
lagss sad payment Of q war indemaity
OF II. 0o0, 900 francs. he also requires
the inhabitants to furnish French
troops with all necessary supplies, enc
holds the population responsible 70 !
say acs Affecting the safety of the
French army. A -
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The cWtedu Trial.

WASHINGTON. December 2l. The
Gulteau trial was resumed this morn.
ing and ID. Hamilton of New York
took the stand, and Scoville desired to
have the other experts excluded during
the testimony, but the court ruled
against him, and during argument on
this point, Davidge was interrupted by
Guiteau, who said.
Il will cut this short, Judge, by say.
ing am perfectly willing to have them
here. want them TO learn all they
can. have so much confidence IN their
honesty and integrity that
Davidge-That is precisely what am
coming to.
Guiteau--You are on the right track.
Davidge-l'll take you on my side.
Yon are engaged for my side Of this
case.
Witness was questioned at great
length in reference to the influence on
the mind and significance of dreams
and consciousness expressions as indica-
tive of mental processes.
Counsel for prosecution protested
against the apparently obiectlesS direc-
tion of the inquiries.
Scoville (smiling): Well, gentlemen,
| told you | did not know much about
this subject
Guiteau: Then you had better get
off The case If you don't know anything
about it. | think Reed and can do
better than you, Judging by the way
you are laboring. Looking over the
notes which Scoville held in his
hand he continued: You've got a lot
of stuff. 1t is not in your hanawrit-
ing; guess it must have been contrib
uted by some crank.
Guiteau appeared to pe dissatisfied
with the results of the examination, and
finally said to Scovllle: 'Oh, tear that
up, Scoyilie. Send this man down and
call Clark Mills. He's good deal bet
ter man than this one. He took cast
OF my head the other day thinking
some people would be interested to see
it. He took bust of Andrew Jackson
and he thinks I'm a greater man than
Jackson was. He found one side of my
head badly deficient though
The prisoner then branehed off to the
inspiration theory and ratified on for
some minutes his oft-repeated harangue
on the subject of irresistible pressure.
After the examination apparently
had been concluded. Davidge asked
witness If peopled adjudged medically
insane were not neverthess capable of
adiudging between right and wrong.
Guiteau. who had been writing for
some minutes. looked up quickly and
shouted: What bearing has that when
the person is controlled by an iri esisti-
BILE impulse? That's all there is to this
case Striking the table violently. and
all this talk don't amount to any
thing.
Scoville objected. but Judge Cox ad-
mitted the question. and witness re
piled:
There are a great many insane
people medically insane-who appre-
ciate the difference between righ and
wrong"
In res 2onse to question Hamilton
continued: In nearly all asylum
systems of rewards and punishment
are in vogue dealing with the insane
It is recognized in the treat
ment of the insane that they can distln-
cuish between right and wrong and
can control their actions
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BRAsHEAR BRIEFS.

BRAsmEAR. Dec. VI To see the num-
Der of teams hitclled around the squai e,
and the number of people on the streets
each day, is indeed quite Hatterlng to
the citizens of Brashear. Bad roads
does not seem to keep the people from
the country from coming to town to
buy and sell.
On Sunday morning last, while a
train OH the q. NJ. & p. r. r. was doing
some switching here, brakeman was
thrown from a car and somewhat IN
,jured but not seriously.
We find J. N. McCreery's clerks busy
selling goods.
A. Smith says he has an excellent
trade Ill dry goods and groceries.
Netf. Keller & Co. report business as
lively at their place.
Mr.. Harry DeWallace, of Alexandria,
ILL.,, is now making his home in Bra
shear.
The Sabbath school IS making extern
sive arrangements for an entertain
ment at the U. B. Church Christmas
eve. They will have Jacobs Ladder.
From their programme for the occasion
we think it will be quite interesting.
We trust 1t will prove so. We know
the music will be good, tor we have
been present at some of their meetings
for practice.
We understand that the public enter
talnment to be given by the Free Ma
sons of this place, on the 9th, will not
take place.
]. S. Borland was at home Monday
last. He has been for some time in
Grundy county huying and pressing
hay. He reports as doing well in that
part OF the country.
During Mr.. Keller's (the miller) alb
sence Mr.. Jonathan Smith Is running
lie mill.
The DAILY GRAPHIC now makes its
in Brashear, A. R.
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Election Notice.

WHEREAS, at least fifty resident taxpayers
of the municipal township Of Benton in the
county Of Adair and State OF Missouri have
presented their petition to this Court, asking
that proposition be submitted to the voters
Of said Benton township, to fund its bonded
debt
The Court, therefore, in obedience to the
prayer of said petition, and rs provided by
See. 249O, Chapter S5, Revised Statutes of
Missouri. submit the following proposition
to the voters of Benton township, mt n spec ial
election to be held on Tuesday. the 2ith day
of january, 1882, at the usual place Of voting
in said township, to ascertain the sense of
the voters said township on the proposition
to fund $4,000 in bonds, issued by the Coun-
ty Court Of Adair county, on behalf and in the
name of Benton township, 10 the capital
stock Of the Quincy, Missouri and Pacific
r. Company, dated September End, 1872, and.
bearing interest ut the rate Of eight per cent
per annum. and to mature in twenty years
from the date thereof, at one hundred cents on
the dollar. in new bonds to mature in twenty
years from the date oftheir issue, payable at
the option Of said county of Adair at any.
time after five years from date OF issue, and
to bear interest at the rate of six per cent per
annum.
Witness our hands this 7th day of Dcccm-
her, 1881.
M.G. GLEN Judges
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.-0>--
Ireland.

DUBLIN, December 16.-The cartoon
published in this weeks issue of United
Ireland which has been seized. repre-
sents Forester with a jailer's keys in
one hand and warrant marked xii
mainham" in the other. Before him
stands figure wearing helmet
bristling with bayonets and with pla.
cards On his back Inscribed Martial
Law and More Coercion"
In front there is an array of females
representing the Ladies Land League.
The United Ireland was seized by direc-
tioh Of the Attorney General, who is of
the opinion that the paper was a mo
rent manifesto of the worst kind, sedi-
tion and direct incitement to murder.
DENIED
DUBLIN, December III. The Earl of
Dunraven denies the report that his
tenants had received an abatement of
;ffi per cent OF their rent. He says the
tenants paid two-thirds of their rent
pending the revaluation OF the land.
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PROHIBITION II KANSAS

Ifprohibition proves failure in Kan
sas, the friends of that method of en-
forcing abstinence may well conclude
that they have been mistaken in al
their labors to root out the evil by leg
islanon. Adopted as part of the or
sanic law of the state and backed by
the most stringent of laws, with gov
ernor elected for his known and :ro.
nounced temperance or prohibition
principles, all the conditions of the
problem are on the side ofsuccess. II
is perhaps too soon to Judge intelligent
ly of the success or failure of the expert
ment. Gov. St John, has recently
issueda most stringent proclamation.
offering various rewards not only
for the punishment of violations of
the law but also for the arrest and
punishment of officials who may neg
lect to bring such violators to an ac-
count. A recent dispatch from Lin
coin, Nebraska, say: Gov. St. John, of
Kansas, addressed a large audience
here tonight on the subject of tenn
perance. He detailed at length the
temperance movement in Kansas, and
volunteered few SUGGESTIONS as regards
the movement in this State in explana-
ton of his recent proclamation, offer
ing rewards for the conviction of viola
tors of the prohibitory law. He declar-
ed the same to be {. move that would
bring forth good results. Three-fourths
ofthe counties in the State strictly en-
force the prohibiiory law. he says, and
demands to know ifthe few liquor deal
ers who refuse to obey are greater than
the State of Kansas.
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MILLARD MENTION.

MMLAEn, Dec. 20.-Recent rains and
mud have interfered with business to
some extent.
Shipments here hav. been somewhat
delayed by the ST. Charles bridge ac-
cident.
There will be a large amount of stock
shipped from here this winter.
The Sunday school will give the
children treat on the 9th, including
the public schOcl children.
Very little sickness in this vicinity
at present.
Two new business men have been
added tn our population recently.
A Mr.. Dunn. from Canada. has pur-
chased the Sangster barn and we pre-
sumo will engage in the hay business.
NJ.