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From oar own Correspondent.
OLYxrIA. Nov. 9, 1883.
Bat little work was transacted BY the
Legislature today. Many Of the mem
befs we're anxious TO start for their
homes which they viii visit during the
recess, and consequently but few will
visit the public institutions of the Ter
ritory next week.
doings:
Mr.. Barlow introduced House Bill "a,
to secure to owners Of live stock full
value for same in case Of destruction by
railroad trains.
Mr.. Goodeil introduced House Bill IS.
TO empower Commissioners of Chehalis
county to build roads and bridess.
House Bill IS, substitute for House
Bill s.. to consolidate Tacoma and New
Tacoma, passed.
COUNCIL.
MIR. Smith introduced Council Bill 50.
TO provide furniture for the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Kerr introduced Council Bill &C,
to amend the Code relative to public
ofeRses. Ordered printed.
House Bill 81. the Montesano charter.
was amended and passed.
House Bill 60. to incorporate ceme-
teries, postponed indefinitely.
House Bill IS, amending the New Ia
coma charter, passed.
The great event of tomorrow viii be
the Bishop knighton foot race. Over
six hundred dollars vent into the pool
box yesterday. Bishop is heavily back
ed by almost unlimited amounts of coin,
and he sold $40 to % in the pools.
knightou is in fine trim, and the race.
as to distance suits him, and if be can
ever bsat Bishop he will today. The
race Is on the dead square, and the win
ner will be the fastest man, barring &C.
cidents.
That old talk Of Pierce county desir-
ing to steal row Of turnips from King
county has been broached, bat meets
with little favor among the members of
the Assembly. Should suoh an attempt
be made, it will be set dowa On. One
good man in the Third Judicial District
almost ruined himself for champiopinQ
that measure two years ago, and will
here boldly state that the people of
King county will never suffer one foot
OF their territory to be stolen from
them.
The weather here is clear, but the
roads are very muddy.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
NUsTEp STATES DrsrRIcr LAND OFFICE,

UxrrED srArEs DurRIcr LAND OrYIcK,1
OLYMPIA, Washington Territory. I :.
NOTICE rs DEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the
Act OF Congress approved June .. 1851, emit.
tied I" An Act for the sale OF Timber Lands In
the states Of Calf ,rn'a 0reg n. Nevada and
DY. OF King county. Washington Territory.
has this day fled In this Office HE application
to purchase the N Is Of NV 4, NV / Of NE
/. and sc 4 Of Nw L Of section No. 80, In
township No. % north. range No. east of the
Willamette Meridian.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof.
are hereby required to Ale their claims In this
once within sixty lso) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. Ut my once in Olym.
pis. ". T.. this 9Th day OF September, AID 1883
John r. 6OWEY,
no15 Reaister Of the Land OSaco,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UsrrrD srArKs prn II LAsp OFFICE.

TSrrrp STATES prsI II LAID OFFICE.
Olympia. washin .on TERRITORY
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the
Act Of Congress approved June 8, 1878, enti-
tied " An Act for the sale OF Timber Lands In
the States cf California. Oregon Nevads and
Kitsap eounty. Washington Territory, has
this Cay fled in this ofsce his application 10
purchase the ; u Of the ; Z Y, OF section No.
5, and the y y OF " v \. OF section No. & In
township No, - north. range No. I east Of
the Willamette Merid!-n.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
said described lard. or any portion there 4.
are hereby required to Gle their claims in this
once witnia sixty ieol days from ds'e hereof
Given under my hand, at my o;tice IN olyrp-
pis, W. T this Sist day Of August, A. ID. i,Ss
JOHN T. COMFY
nos Register OF the Land Office
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Nstioe of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DIsrarcr LAND Orrror.
Olympia. Washington Territary,
NOTICE Il Hereby GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the
Act Of Congress approved Jure 3, 1873 entitled
"a An Act for the sale OF Timber LAnds In tha
States OF California Or gon, Nevada and Wash-
ineton Territory" oLIsER GAUTfrR, Of
kitsap county, Washington Territory,
has this day filed in this office hts apple xsion
TO purchase the W n of NwA. and n N \ Of
Sw \ Of SET tiou No. IL. In township No a
north. raLge No. east OF the willamette
Meridian.
ANY and all persons cIaimine adversely the
said described land or any portion thereof,
are hereby required TO file their Claims "A thla
Office within sixty 1907 days from date hereof
Given under my hand. at my office In Olyu-
pia. W. T this 7ist day OF september. AID. 1858
JOHN y. CONVEY,
dec Register of tbs Land once.
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PACIFIC COAST.


Il
SAY FRAScrsco, Nov. 3.-Lieutenan,
Graydon, of the United States navy.
Who vas seut out by the government 10
chart San Francisco harbor With q View
to terrifying against attacks, says il can
be rendered impreguable at cost of
$4,000. His proposition is 10 use tor
pedoes and dynamite boats propelled by
the principle used on the cable street
car roads.
Allowed 70 Land.
SAN FRASCmro, Nov. 3.-The Quarau-
tine officer, DIR. McAilister, this morn
ing allowed passengers on the San Bias
who have been kept in quarantine on
the China 10 land. They are all we'll
and hearty. and as Is days have elapsed
since the disease first broke out. DR..
McAllis.er was satisfied it was perfectly
safe to allow them 20 come on shore.
A Good Haul.
SAs Francisco, Nov. 3.-The Sonora
aud Milton stage vas robbed at eight
o'clock this morning, three miles east
of Copperopolis, Calayeras County. by a
| single hiahvayman. who secured f47l3
In retort gold. shipped at Sonora, and
which was en- route TO this city Par
! ticuiars of the robbery are very meagre.
the only intelligence being that con-
tanned in brief dispatches to Wells,
Fargo d Co. Detective J. A. Hume and
| the stage was due in Copperopoiis half
en hour after the robbery. A posse i'm
mediately organized at Sonora and Cop
peropolis. and an energetic effort will
be made to capture the daring road
agent. The stage carried no messenger,
but the driver generally went armed.
Ibis Is the first robbery on the route
since 1881, when Charles p. Wiebachk
stood up the stage about the same place.
de obtained an iron box, but could not
open il. He was hunted down By de-
teotive Hume and posse, and got term.
IN San Quentin.
A Bread Deeision.
Judge Hoffman, of the United States
District Court, hearing the Chinese ha-
beas co.pus Gases today. intimated that
mer residents of San Francisco, who left
prior to the issuance of return certifi-
Gates, are entitled to land.
Miainx stocks.
SAN FRANcrsco, Nov. 3.-Alpha 100:
Belcher los, Best & Bslcher, 3S5; Bodie
Con. 30; Bullion =; California IS:
Chollar 2.25; Con. Virginia 50: Crown
Point liz; Eureka Con. $50; Exchequer
As; Gould 4 Curry $50; Grand Prize
80; Hale 4 Norcross 2l0; Mexican, 81:
Mt. DiablO Q. Northern Belle AZ, Ophir
$50; Overman %; Potosi, So; Savage,
IS; Sierra Nevada. 1876; Union Con. $50;
Utah las; Yellow jacket $50.
shipping Intelligence.
Posr DISCOVERY, Nov. 2.-Sailed-C.
G. Funk.
VICTORIA. Nov. 3.-Arrived-Steamer
Victoria. from San Francisco.
Sailed-Steamer Geo. w. Elder. for
San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2.-Cleared-
British steamer wellington, Young, for
Nanaimo; ship City Of Brooklyn, swan,
for Seattle.
Sailed-Bark Gen. Butler, Cutler, for
Port Gamble.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION
~ Willlam 4. Newell. Gevefnsl
Of Washlngseu Territory.


Chester A. Arthur. President OF the
United States of America, has pro-
claimed and advised that Thursday,
November .. 1883, be observed by the
American people az day OF Thanks
giving 70 Almighty God for the many
blessings which He has vouchsafed TO
as during the year now passing to ITS
close.
Undisturbed BY pestilential diseases,
deyastntious by angry elements or in
ternal discords: blessed with free gov
eminent, equality before the Law. Chris
tinn civilization, healthful influences,
undiminished harvests, multiplied COM
mon and advanced schools, increased
means Cor transportation by land and
water. and opportunities for agricultu-
raj. manufacturing and commercial
greatness, with large eccessions OF
hardy. intelligent and industrious pe0-
ple. all will coasfrain as - join Ia the
general acclaim Of thanks and praise to
the Giver of ali good.
To this end ]. William A. Newell,
Governor. do recommend to the people
Of this Territory that, suspendina usual
pursuits, they commem0rate the Ac-
pointed day by appropriate festivities,
gifts TO the poor, and By onerIng IN
their respective places Of worship she
homage az grateful hearts 70 tho Hesci-
ful Father for His countless benefac-
tions-
Given at Olympia this "a day Of No
vember. a. D. tSSN- Witnea1
II 81 the great ssal Of the Territory
Of Washington
WILLIAM A. NEWELL. GcvoEnor.
| Bv thu 0ovornor: u. II. OWinQ1, 6oogo-
| tary Of the Territory.
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U. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA W.T.
October 8. -.
- Notice 10 hereb given that BENJAMIN
T. PATTEN has nlec office of intention to
make Anal proof befor the Clerk Of tho Dis
trict Court, At his ONCE in Seattle, W. T., 90
Tuesday. tine ooh day Of November. Az. 1858,
onPre.emption d 8. No. sos, for the sw \ of
sE i, and lots and 6, Of section %. town.
ship Il north, range east.
he names Is witnesses Alfred Paraman,
Charles DuBo.se. Robert wooding and Henry
Ray, all OF Slaughter, King county, ". T
ocll tni5 JOHN r. CONVEY, Register.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

CoUTH HALF OF LOT 3 BLOCK Is
- MAynard's Ss00o.
Lots II and is. block 63 Kids. with
house. $l00l
Lot I. block o.. Terry's. with house,
$25W.
South half lot 4. block O.. Terryia with
house. $a00.
Lot 5 block Il. TerryIs. with house,
sSm.
North half Of lot 4. block AZ. Terry's.
with house. SsaW.
Lots l. ?. Z L 5, 6 block H. 8. A. B.. 5000
S.W. OF NV. OF section Is townsf in .
n. range E, 404 acres at outlet of Lake
Union, 800 piles on the land. Ss0Op
This property belongs to o. :. WRIGHT
residence. Kids addition, South Seattle.
oc25 If
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice of Applicationto PuI-.
chase Timber Land.
Uxrrxp sr.rrs prsrarcr LAND orr,c.

Olympia. Washington Territory.t
NoTICs l. HeREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ compliance with the provisions OF the
Ae' OF Congress approved June 3, 1873 suti.
tied =" An Act for the sale OF Timber Lsnds
In the s,stes OF California, Oregon, Nevada
aud Washington Territory" RUaENR "
DODGE, Of kits,p county. Washington Terri
tory has this day fiied In this fiice his appii-
cation % purchase the y Of the NE 4. and
the y Of the Sc u, section No s, In
township No. - 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 TO iile their claims in this
oifce within sixty t60l days from da,e hereof
6iv.n under nv hand, a, m ofhcet Ia uiym.
p:s, ". T., this .eth dav OF August. 4. ID. isss.
JOHN F. .owEY,
nos Register Of the snd pfn q
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
rSrkn STATES pI.rRIcr LAND OFFICE.

olympia, wash,nston Territory.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions OF tie
Act OF Congress approved June }, 1878, enti-
tied "Aa Act for tue sale o, Timber Lands
in tn States OF califorais, Oregon, Nevada
snd Washington rerrit ry." EDWARD L.
WILLIAMS. OF King o., Washington Terri
tory. has this day al "A In this office his spplt.
csticn to purchase the Sw \ OF NEA, VIZ
OF sc I. Sc \ % Sw y. OF section No. 81,
IN township No. Is north, range No. : east
OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons eiai ming adversely the
said described land. or any portion thereof
are hereby required TO file their elaine In this
Once within sixty t60l days from date hereof
Given underms nand. atmy effiee In olyul-
pia. W. T., this 18th DAY OF september, A. ID.
ISIS. JOHN =. CONVEY,
ue6 Register Of tho Land NaHea
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An IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Navi9atisa 81 Psxee SQUAD MOI
InlanA Navixstien.

lnland Navi9stien.
Following Ia the full text Of Judge
Greene1 decision on the exception to
the libel in the CASE Of yohnsoa W.
steamer Josephi 10. By this important
decision II IL judicially held that Puget
sound navigation y open sea and not,
in the statutory sense, inland naviga-
ton:
Per Curtain. These exceptions turn
upou the question whether the jose
mime, AZ the tiue 1T the alleged loss,
was bei-g used in rivers or intend nav
iratiou" within Section $3.50 OF the Re
vised statutes. Tint section II re-
enactment, in substance. OF the con-
Guiding and excepsive clause Of the 1rh
Sertiou OF the Act Of Congress OF the
Sd Of March, lS5l, entitled, AN Act TO
limit the liability of ship owners and
for other purposes" The clause Is
taken almost rs,bafim from the 81 Geo.
III Gu. 159, where the corresponding
clause expressly excerpts those vessels
which are "used solely id rivers or in
land navigAtiou.v Our statutory ex-
ceptiou 10 designed 10 nave the same
scope and operation as the Euglish, al
though not worded with as much aocu-
racy. "a How. p. u No vessel. there
fdle, Ii within it, while used at all, out
side OF rivers and inland navigation.
As tending TO illustrate the point
whether the Josephine was thus used. Il
appears that for part OF her route she
WAS running in rivers, but Tor the most
of il upon land locked waters OF Puget
Sound. along channels varyinQfn width.
but not exceeding IN any place tdR miles
between opposite shores. VI the general
character. outline and extent o. all
these waters. and of those connecting
them with the Pacific Ocean. the Court
takes judicial notice. 1t also takes judi
ciai note of the general character. va
ristv, growth and prospective expansion
vt the commerce which plouchs them.
Puget Sound lies directly open 70 tue
sea, offering deep water, bold shores,
safe harborage ard busy ports TO the
ships o. all the world. a considerable
portion of the local freiehsin9 IL nou,
and probably always will be done IN
vessels navigating the Sound rs part Of
routes which take them TO other States
and foreign countries. Now. does the
law say thai home keeping craft COM
petiuo with them ia the same waters
must do so under an onerous excess oil
liability? think not. Law abhors IN
equality. Maritime lav especially
reaches out after uniformity. Puget
| Sound Ia similarly related to the Pacific
| as Long Island Sound II to the Atlantic
| To the latter has bean extended by tkt
| courfs the same rule that obtains o.
the ocean. Is Fed. Rep. 6lS.)
From the cases cited in arRn mens ane
the reason Of the matter. gather thu
principle. that navigation OF waters
Which. whether from their vastnees and
deuth or from thar ccumodiousueel
and free connection With the great 80
are traveesed In the ordinary o0ures 9
i not inland navigation" within a.
true eeuss Of the statute.
Receptions sustainsd on the Gtn o
! Oetobef, 1888. ozxxx, =.
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Notice to Creditors.

TERkrTORY or WASHINGTON. THIRD
i Judicial District, %.
In the District Court, holding terms Ct Sc.
sttle, In King county.
No. 3462-Henry NJ. shaw, insolvent, VI.
his Creditors.
Pursusn. TO an order OF the Honorable
Roger 8. Greene, Judge Of the above entitled
Court, notice 10 hereby CIV n 10 all creditors
Of the above named insolvent. Henry NJ
shaw. to be and appear before the ssid Judge.
q Sesttle. King county. Washington Terri
tory within thirty dsysfrom the date Of pub
iicsnon OF this notice. TO ut. on tbs nth day
o. November. d. 1883, OF II o'clock .. m.
Of thSt day then and there 10 show cause, n
sny they can. Why the prayer Of the said Ia
solvent should not be granted, sn assign
ment Of hts estate made, and be discharged
from his debts ana listili:its. inpursuance Of
the statute IN such cases made md provided
And IN the meantime II procesdiugs against
said insolvens are 70 be stayed.
-, Witness my hand and the ssal Of
SEAL. fssid Court, this "a day OF octobef.
t--' a D. 1883.
JAMES sEAvKY, Clerk
b. JAMS r. CAss, Deputy. oc& 81
HILL B Smith. attorneys for petitioner.
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in open Court, October % i69A
l. n. HALL
Judge Of the Probate Court
Notice OF Final Proof

q. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. ". r.,
October "a. 1885,
MOEOHON has hied .aotice OF fntsnttou
to make final proof hefsre the Judse. or In his
absence tire Clerk Of the District Court. Of his
once. In Seattle, ". T.. on Thursdsy, the 20th
day OF December, A. D.. fss3. on Home-tsad
application No 1896, for the NE \ Of sec
tion 8. township 70 Rorth. range east
He names a. witnesses Roswell Scott, o.
c. shorey, Edgar Bryant and W. r. smith. all
Of Seattle, W. 4.
mol IDS JOHN r. CONVEY, Register.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
c. 8. LAsp oyrIcE AT 0LY,xrn. ". T..
0rfof.cr 81 1to<1

e. 8. LAsp OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". t.,
October n, 1853.
- Notice ID hereby given that ALExAE.
DER HALL has died notice Of intention 10
make Anal proof before the Clerk Of tbs Dis.
uict Court. ct his Office 10 Seattle. ". T.. on
Friday. the 2ist day Of December. AID 1888.
on Presumption d. 8. No. 5I7f. for the sw 4
OF eE l. and Q y OF sw I of section "a. and
NV \ Of NV I Of section Is. township -
north, range east.
He names a. wit-essas: Birgssa Hall.
Robert T. flynn. Joseph wymef ami John
Ouletf. all OF Seattle. w. ..
mol td6 JOHN =. CONVEY R~9tsser
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SNOHOMISH BXCHiNGR

ISAAC CATHCART. prepristse.
SnOhOmlsh City, w. T..
uvesy ct vii b. mads 10 maln1sln ~
Frsputssion attained b. this Hotsl - the
Dsst Hotsl In snohomish County.
And ths OLxANGsT KxPT HOUaD n
waahtnGtoa Te31tory.
Tho table win be supplied with the best
the market affbrds.
The hae win be furnished with 0rst-
class WineA Liquors and Cigaru.
uawU ISAAC CATHCARr.
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Notice or Final Proof.

C. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T.
October "a, 1883.
- Notice IL hereby given that BIR6k Ss
HALL. has fled not CO Of intention 70 make
nnal PROOF before the Clerk OF the District
Court at his once In sesftie, W. T.. on Fri
dsy. the 2ist day Of December. A. d. 1883. on
Prescriptions d. 8. No. Gi7s, for the Q a Of
4 Of section Is. township % north. rsoge
0uiett, all Of Seattle. W. +.
nol ids JOHN .. CONVEY. Register.
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u.s. LAND OFFICE At oErxvIA. y. T..

Us LAND OFFICE At oExnrrA, v. TIL
October ~, 1855. I
DrNotice In hereby given that ROBERT
I. FLYNN has nled no1ics Of intention 10 make
fanal proof before the Judge. o.. In his sb-
ssncs, the Clefk Of the District Court, st his
once in osastlc, v. r.. On rhursdAy. the 20sh
dag Of Decembsr. 40. leoS. % Homsstssd
az 4 Of NV 4, end ~ 4 Of NE II Of &C.
ti0n /, township ~ norsh. range east
H names - Witnesses klsxsad<f Hall,
Btrvsss Hall. yossph Wymsr and John 0ulsst.
mol sds joHxY. oowKY. Rss'ss-r.
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CITY LlCEysG REVENUE.

During the months Of August, Sep
TENDER and October. 1888, E. s. Os-
borne. City Clerk. issued licenses al
foliova:
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Teachers Examination.

THE REGULAR MEETING FOR THH
i examination of applicants for teach
ers' certificates, will be held ct the Cen
trail School building. in Seattle, on Wed
noeday and Thursday, November 9TH and
and Sth. beginning 1t o'clock q. m.
o. 8. JONES,
King County School Superintendent.
e. 3. INGRAHAM,
NARY Il. CONDOR.
oc24dwtd Examining Board.
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Probate Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
l. county of King. SIN the Probefa
Court OF said King county.
In the matter of the estate and guar
dianship of Nellie Taylor. Charles Taylor,
Arthur Taylor. Emma Taylor and Her
Nos. 323 and 336-0rder to show cause
on application Of guardians for order Of
sale Of real estate.
On reading and fling the petition Of
Sarah Ann Still. the guardian OF the per-
soa an, and Estate 81 S ei rye
the guardian OF toe persons and e-tates
o. Charles Taylor. Arthur Taylor. Emma
Taylor and Herbert Taylor. minors, pray
ing for an order OF sale OF certain real e.
tate belonging. 70 their said wards. for the
uses and purpS. s ,hr IT SCI forth. u I;
la the persons or estates Of said bfnrrs.
or either Of them. appear before this
Court on
Monday. December 3, 1889,
At eleven o'clock A. NJ. at the Courtroom
Of this Court, on James street. between
Front and Second streets. In Seattle, King
county. Territory of Washington, then
and there to show cause why an order
should not be granted for the sale Il
And Il Is further ordered that cory of
this order be published st least once
week for four successive weeks before
the said day OF hearing In the Seattle
WEEKLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weekly
newspaper printed and published In said
Seattle, King county. Washington Terri
tory.
Done in open Court, October % 1853
l. NJ. HALL
Judge Of the Probate Court
King county, 50.
I. I. NJ. Han. Judge and ex-oflcio Clark
of the Probate Court Of said King county,
do hereby certify that the foregoing b .
full. true and correct copy of an original
order to show cause. duly made By our said
Probate Court and entered Of record on
this 18th day Of October. lSSa
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF our
said Probate Court this said Ssh day Of
October. 1888. IsEAL.l I. NJ. HALL
Judge and ex-officio Clerk OF the Pro-
bate Court Of King county. In Washing
ton Territory. mol I'd
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why b O the aayest lsttes in the a.
phabet?-Becauss It 10 the center OF
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
L School District No. I. Of King county,
the transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before it. will be held
on Saturday, November Sd, 1883. at the
North school House. in said district. The
polls will be open between the hours of
twelve o'clock m. and 5 o'clock p. m.
JOHN KEENEN,
M. DENSMORE,
THOS. BURKE,
School Directors.
Octooer ~. 1888. ocO st
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