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Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

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eeediuw rooms, within SIX squares Of Z ecopd
and Mssnst, small family and no small chi.
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Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

THOR SALE AT A BARaAN..FvE
III now and complete Remington Sewing
Gschinss at half price. rhsse machines are
4 impls In construction, durable and cheap.
10 BE- sold " close An account;
J.P. DOU4aTEN,
vova61 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

aNOR SALE.-A 10 HORSE Pc WEIR EN-
IL CINE and upright boiler:
W. Y. WARNER,
dsc22u Maryland ave. and Beach st.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

YNOR SALE OR RENT-STORE NO. 3
West Third street; has two large mont
show windows; inquire VI Crippen, NO. 4.
/ ocond street J moot
Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

Y0OR SALE-REALLY CHEAP AND
on very easy terms-suburbsu house IN
excellent order, with or without stable, And
With large or small lot as may DO desired. II
will DO sold and is confident Y called 20 inc
attention Of plruha. ers. HEALD 90.
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Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

rnOR RENT.-26 ACRES OF GOOD
N MARSH, near the Pulp works. Apply
= SAMUEL OULBERT,
dsc2s II 900 Shipley street.
THOR RENT-A LARGE AIRY FRONT
"a room suitable for physician. central To-
AsSion; address ID this otftos. )ans-ST
Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

YNOR SAL1-TWO BUILDING LOTS
IL S2xlO3 on Wawassett street, between
Adams and Jackson; price ".
Amply 70 w.. QUINN,
lana al liz Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-06

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REPUBLICAN Office, decsl-u
, 1882-11-17

France with those Of the United
t ties. With total area but little
larger than that Of the State OF Cali
forui@, and much less than that Of
the State of Texas, but all divided up
ilto small freehold properties and
every acre improved by careful cuI,
turc, France, besides her wine, cured
fruits, raw silk and other special
products, raises II ore wheat, barley,
rye, outs and buckwheat than all the
United States, nearly as many horses
hnd neat cattle, more sheep and more
than one third the quantity oi SWINE.
Such comparisons teach Us the WIS
dom of the policy that i'll France, by
the subdivision Of the land, has made
SO large Il proportion Of her people
frechoIdcrs and iarmers.--Contra
Costa Gd=ette.
Olympia has organized a Board of
Trade with following officers: l.. Bett.
man, president; J. n. Gale, yice-preSi-
dent; p. Z. Carroll. treasurer and secre-
tary. DR.. \. II. Steele, w. h. Ready and
y. y. btlP were dPPOllieu W ItNl-t l'ic
constitution and bylaws. is the in
tention of tie BOARD to examine the
merits OF the sever;l propositions now
agitated concerning the city and its in
tercsts, and do what it can to forward
that which it deems best.
The will OF the late John w. Acker-
son. formerly of the Tacoma Mill Co..
estimates the value Of the estate at $3.50
GEO. His wife, Chas Ackerson, Mr..
Willis, of San Francisco, and Dr. III. b.
Bagley. of Seattle. are the executors.
The Puyallup farm and fine stock be-
long to Mrs. Ackerson.
The Yakima Record says: Good beef
cattle are very scarce this season, and
prices are still on the rise. Steers which
year ago brought $40 are now easily
disposed of at prices ranging from $40 to
$50.
California shingles are coming into
the Victoria market, and are selling at
$3.50 per thousand while domestic
shingles are scarce at s..
, 1882-11-17

Over a year ago the Bank of Brit
ish Columbia received from the East
$4,000 in 5 cent pieces. Yesterday
they shipped back $4,000 Of them as
useless to the population of this
Province-Victoria Standard.
1t is understood among foreign
Legations that the American govern
meAt will be invited by the President
OF the International Commission to
be organized to determine the value
of property destroyed by the burn
ing and bombardment of Alexandria.
The Canadian Pacific Railway, from
Thunder Bay to Rat Portage, is be-
ing operated by the contractors,
Manning, Macdonald, McLaren "
Co. The lumber rate from point to
point Of the completed section of
road is $G5 per CTR load Of 10000
pounds.
POWDER DIILLs Blown UP.-A dis
patch from Windsor mills, Quebec,
states that on Wednesday last that
thelmills where the powder is grained
and polished exploded. Both build
ings were demolished. About six
tons of powder exploded. Ten acres
OF ground are covered with debris.
One man, John Randall, was in the
mill at the time. He was blown to
pieces. The rest were Mt dinner.
Utsalady has now ten electric
lights which illuminate the town.
They were lit for the first time on
last Tuesday evening. These lights
are arranged on the wharf and dis
tributed through the mill so that the
loading Of vessels with lumber can
go on at night as well as day, virtual
ly turning night into day for all
practical purposes in the immediate
vicinity Of the tights The illumina-
tion can be seen quite distinctly from
the La Conner heights, distance of
about nine miles. The mill started
up in full blast on Tuesday, after
few days suspension. Mail
LARGE AVID SMALL FARMS. adj
val tlge o, smrll farms, not only as
tending to insure personal indepen-
deuce and national wealth, but to
augment national production and
wealth, was very effectively illustrat-
ed Ivy General Butler in his address
at the recent international Dairy
fair in New York, by a comparison
e the agricultural statistics Of
, 1882-11-17
CLIPPINGS.

Acting Secretary JO,Sclyn decided
/ that where a settler mas luI,ru To- cumpIy
/ with the IA" IN maAluI Improvements,
/ uUt has INod CA tuc loud and ms failure
| tu Umiu Is shown to nave been caused 10y
/ ,lmuuc influences, Oe allowed Il further
| period uG alN months WITHIN which 10 es-
/ tau,l>a a Residence.
Ina decision just rendered the Assist
ana occ.ctary Ut the Interior hOIus
that a contest for a land title instituted
| ny a parvnt, cannot he transferred or IN
Hrrtcd py Il cmid, even though II should
appear that the contest Was instituted
tor llecInld's Denlht.
SMALLPOX AT OKANAGON. c. B. Bash
collector Of customs at SOyOUs Lake,
writes to Henry Alahr, OF EIlensburg,
under date of OclOUer 18th. as follows:
II lac smallpox Is among the Indians at
SuyOus Lake, Ten deaths In all. 1t is
ON tue british side Two Of Kruger $
chIldcra are down with it. 1t seems to
be- very tatal, us only few have recov-
cred who took 1t"
Commissioner Mcfarland, in a recent
decision, declares thAt wnere a person
has failed TO make an entry to a tract
of land through being misinformed Of
his rights by local officers, when other.
" ise entitled to make entry, will be pro-
tccted 10y the department and loose
nothing, unless required to do 50 by
actual demands OF the law.
Commissioner Mcfarland, replying to
questions of a land attorney, says, rela
tive to the location of soldiers home
stead rights on nOn-continuOus land,
that the land Office does not construe
the law so as to refer TO tracts entered
other than continuous. In regard to
homesteads he holds it to be funda-
mental principle OF law that entries shall
be made only for the use, occupation and
benefit of the homesteading party.
The Malheur Indian Reservation, or
nearly all Of it, has at last been restored
to the public domain. The territory
thus opened to settlement is about sixty
miles square, and lies partly in Baker
City and partly i'll Grant county. all hut
q small portion being in the latter. 1t is
probably the best stock country today in
eastern Oregon, while a considerable
pttIl vi IL II uIldDtSu W JIlC Elu"bl vi
small grain. The Oregon Short Line
Railroad will pass within forty or fifty
miles of it, and possibly may cross the
tract. The executive order restoring the
reservation to the public domain bears
date of September 18th.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Inspector Hol
comb, in his report to the General Land
Office, gives an interesting account of the
establishment of land office at huron,
Dakota, October 9th. Monday was set
for the Office to open, and at 3 o'clock
that morning over 500 attorneys assem-
bled in front OF the Office on business.
At 8 o'clock when the doors opened there
was such a rush that the doors and win
dOws were broken and several fights &C.
Cured in the eagerness to file applca-
tons. The receiver was compelled to
make the announcement that 'all appli-
tions would be regarded as having been
filed simultaneously. Over $4,000 worth
Of land was sold for cash the first day;
100000 acres entered, and that, with pro-
tests and explanations, it was the largest
days work ever done at any land office
in the country.
, 1882-11-17

Olympia, Washington Territory
Notice Is hereby given that, IN compliance "llS
the provisions Of The Act Of Congress approved
June B. 1875, entitled AN Act for the sale of Tim
ber Lands in the States Of California, OREGON, Ne
yada aud Washington Territory InumAs huLso,
oi Kitsap county, Washington Territory has thl'
day flied in this office hi, application 10 purchase
the II q "A OF section 80 ~, In tovnlhip No % d.
No. west Of the u l,Hmcttc meridian.
Any and all pereOns claiming Adversely the l. shlH
required to file their cMim- IN this office "llh'h
sixty tiO) days from date hereof
Given under my hand, Gt my Office, IN OFmpiA-
". r., this 18th day Of September, \. ID. los|
luWS y. tONEY
S9-lOw Register Of the Land Ohic'
, 1882-11-17
I,yrrn sr,r,. prrprlr Llyn Orrrcr,

Olymplu. NN'niNEl"H 49, -, n
Notice is hereby given that. in compliance mlS v,e
the provisions ~ an act ~ Congress w, e. wa :
June 3. 1873. entitled AN Act for The -aie - y
bcr Lands I'm the Slalcg ~ California. Oregon, W.
vada and Washington Territory, IiTuck 'INNtitiis FL,
Of Claam county Washington Iernt"Iy nnS La.s ,,,,,
dny fled I'm thi, Ullce his application W gU'' m'
the =. OF 5. ". = u. ". o.. = W "HG \ w. ~
Of H. w. - ~ sec Sc. -. In tp No. ~ D. T. NO. a.
W. o! the Willamette meridian. ,t,, s,id
ANY and all persons claiming ad'et-'ly ur 'aH, ,I
required tn Ne their cla'm' ~ tEI' ""'V' "'''''
sixty Nm days from date hereof. =. o,,.,,,i.
Given under nv hand. ut my cnlc", in O'!mP'S'
". T., thl. 2Jth day Of August, lsS-' c,urry
2o.,oy Register or the Land Omos"
, 1882-11-17
UNITED STATES Lr,lMor LANu ulLcE,I

ONWpIl, NUthl LIOu TrUiIUly.I
Notice il hereby given that, m comp piuu,c with
the provisions of tie Act OF Congl,,s approved
June J. 1913, entitled AN Act Tor tlc suIo Ut Tim
Der Lands In The Slutcs oi Ca.iiolUiu. Oregon Ne.
yuda and Washington Territory, MLIlAn SAN
FORD, OF King county Washington Territory, ha,
Ih- day h,cd in thi- Office his application 10 pur-
chase the hi q Sw ar Of section No {, IN town
me idlan.
Any and all persons claiming advcr. ely the said
described land, or aiy portion ihclcOi, ule hereby
required to file their caimr In this once within
sixty $50 days from date hereof.
Given uuucr my han d, nj my office. in Olympus,
". r., this 18th day Of September, a. b. lo,2.
JUES +. GuNEY,
10w-3i Register Of the Land Once.
, 1882-11-17
UNITED STATES Drsrnlcr LASp OFFICE,

DIympiN, WUHnNgION TtTTIIOFy,
Notice il hereby given that, In compliance with
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress approved
June 3, 1873 entitled An At for the sale OF Tim
ber Lands in the states OF Ca rolnia, Oregon, Ne.
yatla ard Washington Territory JAMES O'NFrl.,
of Kitsap county, Wash,n ton Territory, has this
day fled in this office his application to purchase
section No. = in township No. - n,r west 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 lGDl days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, ut my office, In Olympia,
W. T., this 10th day OF September, 4. u. 1872.
JOHN +. GOwEY,
39-tOv Register OF the Land Office.
, 1882-11-17
UNITED STATES Dlsrrlcr LAND OFFICE,

= VIl TIPI'I' " WTWTTT-IVW J. .
Notice IL hereby given that, Ia compliance with
the provisions OF the Act Of Congress approved
June s. 1875, entitled AN Act for the sale Of Tim,
ber Lands In the States OF California. Oregon
Nevada aud Washington Territory FETEE kEL,
LY, Of kitrup county, Washington Territory, has
this day hled in this office his application to pur.
Cns'e the lots ; and aud - /, ut II " 4 aud II u
/. Of : " = Of section No. in township 80 IS n.
No. OF the willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof, ARE hereby
required to lie their Claims IN this Office within
sixty OjOl days from date hereof
Gwen under my hand at my office, In Olympia
". T., this 10Th day Of September, a. ID. ioe..
JuHN +. GOwEI,
32-i0w Register Of the Land OnCo
, 1882-11-17

UTyWpIN, WN@NIOyTNN INTTIEWIF' J.
Notice Is hereby given that, IN compliance WIN
the pIOyIsi iOns Of the Act Of tClgrc-s approved
june B. lSiS, entitled An Act for tie sale oi Tim
her Lands in the States Of California, Oregon, NJ
yada and Washington Territory" CHARLES "
SMITH, ot hitsop county, Washington Territory,
has this day fled In this office his application 10
purchase the y Of NV a ne 4 of sw u and u
" a Of se 4, of -ecton No. H. IN township No. -
II, " Of the willamette meridian. -,
Any and Isl! pcr-Ons claiming adversely the sald
described land or any portion thereof, are heIr9J
required to file their CLAIMS In this Office wlIhlh
sixty $50 days from date hereof.
Givrn under my hand, st my OflCe, In Oymph'
". r., this lGIh DAY Of September, 4. ID. isS-.
joins +. CONVEY,
32lOw Register of the Land ONCE
, 1882-11-17
United States District Land Office. !
Dlvm min " ~

Notice is hereby given that, IL compliance with
the provisions of the Act Of Congress approved
June 3, 1875 entitled "An Act for The sale of TIM
ber Lands in the States OF California, ore on, Ne
yada and Washington Territory GEORGE ".
DwELLY, Of Ktsap County, Washington Territory
has this day trd in this office his application 10
purchase the $, a Of y. f. i aud n. ie Of s. Il. =
Of Section No. l3, in Township No. - north,
range No. , west OF the willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof, ARE hereby
required to tile their claims in this office within
sixty (GUD days from date hereof,
Given under my hand, At my Office, in olympia,
W. T., this 10Th day OF September \. d. lS,2.
JOHN + GowEY,
RpniStnr.
, 1882-11-17
UNITGD STATES Dnrmcr LAND OgylcE,

=. . VNWpIN, NNFhINLTUN ItIUIO.y,I
Notice Is hereby LNou thu,, III COTiplIuLCe with
he provisions OF VA" ACI Ct Com leaz approved
JUhe1 1919 entitled AN Act lOr ,Ar ~ 20 vi NJ
Der Lands IN tGe Sth,Gs ut tuuIUrLIU, OIeyOn, Ne
OF hing county, Washington Irrrhoiy, has thi,
day hcd IN tins Office his application 10 purChass
The u. =. = OF seC. No. 40, IL, ~. 40. - r.N
OF the willamette mtG.G.Hu.
Any and all persons caimrg adversely Tue said
described land, or any pu.uon ,h.lcoi, are hereby
required 10 HE their Clums ~ this Uii.Cr WItLin
sixty 90 days hOm date hereof
Gwen under my hand, AT my otiCc, IN Olympia,
W T., this I'D day OF AUlu-t, y. IL. le}2
John +. CONVEY,
29-lOw Register Ct the Land Office.
, 1882-11-17

Olympia, Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby given that, in compliance with
the provisions Of the Act ~ Congress approved
June g. 1873 entitled AN Act for the sale OF Tim
bcr Lands in the States OF California, Oregon, Ne
yada and WASHINGTON Territory" DAVID BAKER, Of
Kitsap county, Washington Territory, has this
day filed in this office his application to purchase
the lot and e /. ~ sw 4. % section and lot |
aud g or Of or Of section No. 10 and y In
township Fo ~ H. 1 west Of the Willamette me
rldian.
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 go days from date hereof.
Given under my hand ut my office, In Olympia,
w. r., this 18th day Of September, \. u. 1892.
JOHN +. GOwEY,
3,-lOw Register OF the Land Once.
, 1882-11-17
rNrrrn SrArrs Dlsrnlcr LANn OvrIcE,

OIymplN, WNshIngTOn TtITVOTy' =
Notice Is hereby gwen that, in compliance with
the provisions of the Act OF Congress approved
June 3, ISIS, entitled IAN act for the sale of Tim
Der Lands in the States Of California, OREGON, Ne
vada aud Washington Territory JANIS WnTE,
OF KirsNp county, Washington Territory, has this
day fled in this office his application to purchase
the : " or OF II q and north hf Of W ar Of soc.
tion II and n ar of Or of section No. Is ~ and
1Sl in township No. - II, + No. west OF the VII
lumcttc 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 (dJ) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand ut my Office in Olympia,
W. T., this i6th day OF September \. d. 1882.
ions +. CONVEY,
32-iOw Register OF the Land Office.
, 1882-11-17

A new map of the United States,
prepared under the direction of the
General Land Office Is now in the
hands of the printer in New York,
and will soon be- ready for. distribu-
ton. Ii is said to be the most COM
Plete and accurate one yet compiled
By the Government. 1t contains
over 1000 places not on old maps.
These additions are mostly in the
west. The rapid strides in that sec
ton render the map now in use al
most valualess.
, 1882-11-17
L. =. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T."
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Notice il hereby given that John W. Everett has
fled notice Of intention to make final proof before
the Judge or In his absence, the Clerk Of the Pro-
Friday. the 22nd day Of December, A. y. 1882,
on Homestead application No. -. for the
lots ( aud of sec. = tp. 30 n, west, and lot I
and So a Of no 4 OF sec. |, tip. - H., r. west.
lie names a. witnesses: Iienry Rowe, Cha rle1
McC,ens Silas Goodwin and wilbur Coyile, all OF
Port Angeles, W. T.
4O:iw JOHN F. CONVEY, Register.
, 1882-11-17
UNITED STATES DisrRtCT LAND OFFICE,
...iL. Il I'm IN ri q

OIympin, Washington TcrriIory.
Notice Il hereby given that, In compliance with
the provisions ~ the Act OF Congress approved
June .. 1873, entitled IAN Act for the sale oi Tim
her Lands in the States ~ California, Oregon, Ne
vada aud Washington Territory" OsmAH \ CASE,
Of kit-np county, Washington Territory, has this
day filed In this office his application to purchase
the lots t. = and 3 Of section X, township ~ n /
west and II a OF mel Il OF section No. H. in
township No. ~ II, No. = west OF the willamette
meridian.
ANY ard all persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof are hereby
required tO lille their claims in this office within
sixty (GD days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office, In Olympia
w. T., this 10th day OF September, 4. y. 1882.
JOHS +. GOwEY,
32lOw Register Of the Land Office.
, 1882-11-17
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, 1882-11-17
M -s.LINn Orr1cr Ar OLYMrN, 81. n,

Notice il hereby given that WALLER LEzIEN has
filed notice Of intention TO make final proof before
the Judge in his absence, the CierN or thg fIo-
Lata cont at his Office in Friday HarbOr, W. T.,
ON Thursday, the stday Of December, a, d, lS1!
ON homestead application No. 2@', for the lots
and of section 10. tp 30 Of r 3 west, and - Or
OF ne or and ne or Of SO qr Of section ~ toWhsMp
3B north, range west. ,. -
lie names a. witnesses: +. Poppllion, A. IL.
Ncturu and charles Barney all of Roche llarbor,
and Potter Fechett Of Orcas Island w r.
V-lW JOHN +. NO"Hh' Ifbl't'I'
, 1882-11-17
U.s.LlNp oYricE At oLYMrm, " T."

Notice Il hereby given that O-EoS.sulN
Gljqy. BDSTuS CHARLEY has He'd noute
20 int,ntion 20 make final proof before
the Judge or in hiz absence the Clork OF the Pro
brte C0nrt, al his office, IN New Dungrness, W t.
ON FRIDAY. the 21l day Of December. A. ID. 1872.
on homestead application No. ;s'5o, iGr ne ~
OF n - ar. aud nw or of s e Or Of section town
shin gi north. range west.
NJ. names o. witnesses: Henry Rowe, Chares
Nr,'Icr-. John " T. E'erett and Wilbur Co.yle, all
0f pu-t Auor.rf, W. T.
AIN Jons T. GowEY, Registe-.
, 1882-11-17
NOTICES OF FINAL PROOF.
U.s.LAsD OFFICE At or.Ynpn, W. T.

November If, lSos !
Notice IL hereby given that JonN ), CARROLL.
has aed notice OF intention to make final proof
before the Judge or in his absence, the Clerk of
the Probate Court, at his OltlCe IN Friday harD3r,
W r., on Thursday the 2!-t day Of December, AID.
ISsS5 on homestead application No. 2ssj, for the
hf o, sw G. OF sec t. and hi OF " or OF sec -
township - north, range west.
He names ~ witnesses; Bernard lnOThloh'
Daniel Madden. John Crook and Frederick Jones,
all OF san Juan, San Juan county, WI
4o-tw JONI +. CONVEY, Register.