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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26
TO BUILDERS !

The firm of Martin s. Sohryver, OF San An
tonic, Texas, one OF the largest lumber dealers
in the State, have recently opened a yard in
Eagle Pass, the present terminus OF the Next
can Pacific railroad extension, and have now
on the grounds, and are daily receiving the
largest assortment of lumber I'm West Texas
direct from the mills I'm Louisiana, East Texas
and Chicago, consisting of rough and dressed
boxing, flooring, ceiling, fencing, laths, pal
linps, shingles, doors, sash, blinds, mouldings,
mixed paints, etc, etc. In fact everything In
the builders line, to which the attention Of
builders and the public isrespectfully invited
On the ground will be found the manager,
J. 10 Sm II. E. MOFFITT.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26

A speciality at j. Joske Il Sons, Alamo street
near postoffice. 3-29-u
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26
City Ordinances:
AN ORDINANCE
To Furnish Persons Who Leave Thei
Teams Alone in Public Thorough

be it ordained by the City Council of the city
of San Antonio:
SECTION THAT II shall be unlawful for the
owner or driver of any vehicles Whatever TO
leave his vehicle and horses alone in any plaza,
street avenue. lane or alley, within the. city
limits unless the same be left I'm the charge of
some competent person, or securely tied
SECTION Amy person violating any OF the
sections of this ordinance shall, upon cOnvic-
tion before the Recorder, be fined in any
sum not exceeding 500
Passed and approved April II, 1888.
J. II. FRENCH, Mayor.
Attest: Il. y. CLAUDON, City Clerk.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26

Five years established ana never known =,
fail in single case, acute or chronic Refer 1,
all prominent physicians and druggists for In,
standing of SalicYlica.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26

Under the title OF the "Republie Of
Mexico in 1882" work was published in New
York, written in English, by Don Lorenzo Gas
tro This work consists of one book containing
270 pages, and a map of the Republic, besides
mentioning the capital of States estates,
ranches, mining districts, etc, the num-
Der OF Inhabitants In the principal cities and
towns, the ancient history of the country with
interesting episodes and incidents that present
"A great deal OF interest to the reader.-l From
the Monitor Republcano photography, City
OF Mexico, S-6-u
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-04-26
The Central Hotel,

of San Antonio, being in the very center of the
CITY between the two depots, with street cars
in front running to and from all public places,
besides being the most convenient to business
and the oldest hotel, under the present man
agement is the cheapest first-class hotel in the
city az 81 TO $l50 per day. English, French,
Spanish, German and Holland spoken. II is the
Office of stages and hacks to Bandera, Pleasan-
ton, FlOresVille, Helena, st. Hedwig, Lavernia,
Sutherland Springs Stockdale, Leon Springs,
Boerne, Comfort, Center Point, Kerrvilie,
Fredericksburg aud other points north and
south,
, 1883-12-13
Underground Telephone.

Washington, Noy29 Some months
ago an underground cable company
asked and obtained permission of the
district commissioners to lay under
ground cables for telephone purpos-
es, between the capitol and the Office
Of Colonel Rockwell, superintendent
Of public buildings aud grounds.
The laying of these cables has just
been completed, and yesterday a
number OF electricians. and officers
Of the government and others were
invited to test the working of the
wires. The cables are composed of
Il leaden coat, about one inch III di-
ameter, With six parts, enclosing six
copper wires, insulated with arubboT
preparation, and as flexible rs an CT
dinary wire. They are laid in pine
box, about eighteen inches under
ground. and are each about two inch
es and q quarter long. The tests
proved the adaptability of under
groud wires for telephones beyond a
doubt. Conversations were carried
on over the line with perfect ease,
and those at each end could hear the
speakers at the other end as easily as
over an ordinary wire better, in fact,
for there were no eXtraneous condi-
tions to interfere with the circuit.
After a single wire test had been
made by those present eighteen wires
were looped to form one continuous
line, forty-five miles long This test
was also attended with satisfactory
results, no difference in the sound
being appreciated by the listeners.
, 1883-12-13
Ers. Ruth Everett On the Mormon
Question.

CHICAGO. Dec 3d - Mrs Ruth
Everett. Of Salt Lake City, recently
stated to = reporter Of the Times that
a petition was being uumorcusly
signed by Mormon women. protest
ing against further anti-polygamy
legislation by Congress. : great
many women signed tins petition
said Mrs. Everett, under misappre-
hension and threats. At the recent
election polygamists generally alb
stained from voting and made their
wives vote the church ticket. While
polvgamists are disfranchised under
the Edmuuds bill, it Is almost i'm
possible to prove that they are living
III polygamy, and consequently they
can swear in their votes. There
| is as much marrying and giving III
marriage now as before the passage
of the Edmunds bill, bat disfranchisc-
ment and punishment are obyiated
by maintaining separate establish
ment, for each family. aud claim
ing only the original one. In 4 great
majority Of cases wives support their
husbands. OF rather maintain their
own household. Mrs. Everett stated
that after close observation sh" could
see bat very little if any benefit from
the Edmuuds bill. 1t Is not strong
enongh and Is too easily eyaded,
The evangelist would recommend
abolishing woman suffrage as the
first step towards supprcssing poiyg
amy, and the ultimate downfall OF
the Mormon church. She thought ii
a strange commentary on woman
suffrage that IN the only place whore
| it exists it is used to debase and en-
slave those whom it should ennoble.
, 1883-12-13
New Laws.

The following list of laws enacted
at the last session Of the Legislature
IS intended to give a summary of
their purport.
The following Sections of til.
Code have been amended:
5O7-Justices' jurisdiction.
Chapter 207- Scale law.
lo2-Whomay celebrate mairiao AZ
29SS 80 9O-9l and 1901, relating
to roads.
11S4--Unlawful to east sawdu,t il
streams.
a7-Exemption to teamsters. etc
5G5O- Woman suffrage act.
1852 1858 2267-Commit nent of in.
sane persons to the hospital, etc.
175176-Writs of attachment. and
bonds.
l125-ll29 Fine and costs to be
pal by persons to be imprisoned.
2lO6-2lO7-Taxing costs upon con,
viction of felony, etc.
193-Construction and maipten.
ance OF dikes and bitches.
M74-Condemnation of lands Inv
private corporations.
167346-Regarding habituaI
drunkards.
2O73-Opium smoking. etc.
1881 -146S-14S6-1492 Letters OF
administration, etc.
2736-County auditor custodian
OF county records, deeds, books, etc
2OSO-Preparation of two jury lists
59-154-155-1460- -I7IO- 1890 1915 %
T-2119-2i4S- -272I+ $3.50 288l-Cor, -
ing errors and supplying omissions.
The following have been repealed
1263-54 65-Barbed wire.
2123-Changing court from Kalama
to Vancouver.
Prohibiting hogs running at large
Authorizing the sale of real estate
escheated to counties.
Meeting of Legislative Assembly
first Monday in December.
Protecting Mongolian pheasant
in Washington.
Relating to the inspection of coal
mines and the ventilation o. coaI
mines.
Vacancy III boari of county com
missioners to be filled by probate
judge.
Distribution OF Code, Session laws
and Journals.
Duties of Justices Of the Peace.
Herd law-Maiority vote in any
county to cause such law to go into
effect.
Animals killed OF MAIN ,d on rail
roads 10 be paid for al; 3; ne.
Relating - t~r'p -
HospttI il. "a, - u ii alton.
Drift .w.y.e .l.,, IL t.mbers
not to b. t4&9l - wesa)I- consent
OF owner.
, 1883-12-13
UNITED STATES DIsTTIa LAND "FFICE


%oticc J. hcrvuy given HAT. i'm compliance
with the prOyi=!Cr- Of IL" sat Gf congress :tl3-
proved !liuc .. I~1S. @ujit'r ''An act for I lie
sair DI timber !al,- in The ~!lI,- OF CaitOFU "a.
OREGON. nevada HH.I W: :5hin-toH territory"
GcuI-.t. ". Down. -! Jefferson -. washington
TERRITORY. has this day fled IN This Office his
uppIic;ttion 10 purchase ;HC ~ ai -yg Qr. and
NJ or OF Sv az q! -"yton :, :,-a III of NV or of
srcfiu:i II - aud l.. in township - north T;Tgp
, west of tn" Willamette Meridian.
Auyaud an lucr~nn- claiming: a'lN rr'.lv tEc
said described land. Cr any portion thereof,
are hereby required L. !ilc their :'gii"S in rhiS
o.I!Cu within sixty -t;l-daNS from ate hereof,
GIyCu uli.:cr Gnv band. 81 my oI'.sc- III Oiym-
pia ". T. this 18th iav uT November, \. l.. -.
y IByv JOHN r. CONVEY. Register.
, 1883-12-13
kekIy Argus.
- h-SAY, DECEMBER 18th. 1855.
Buy For Cash
Willamette Fgrm-F

Willamette Fermry
There Is genencrally abundantmou-
ey to be borrowed on good real estate
security. The bankers refuse loans
now, on account Of dislike to the
Mortgage Tax Law. hut that is the
exception, not the rule. If a man i
obhgedto borrow. he should borrow
from the professional lender. The
merchant Is not a lender but a trader.
AS a usual thing he needs all his
capital IN trade. If obliged to sell
on credit he must buy ON credit. If
he gives long time he must ask long
time. He sennot buy as cheap on
credit as for cash, nor can he sell rs
low for credit as for cash. The Ger
tainty of loss on bad debts make, II
necessary that credit sales shall he
Tor larger per cent. Of profit al
least double the profit he would OK.
pect on cash trade He makes up on
credit customers the certainty Of loss
he expectson some of them. This is
aplaln presentation Of business fact
The store account is often the most
lnsidlous lure to destruction. 1t is
g. easy to buy, so often hard 10 DIV
The credit system eats up the Gus
toner and seldom enriches the dealer
1t is pernicious business all round
There Is no farmer in the world who
cannot better afford to mortgage hi,
farm to get money to square a chron
lc store account and commence Iif,
on a cash basis. If he has propeI
consideration of duty he will no
spare economy to lift that mortgag,
and when lifted he will not be amt +,
ap on another. The mortgage !,
more honest and much cheaper THAI
the store account. Instead Of havins
such an account keep something
growing to sell the year round aDC
trade that off as you have WANTS
Avoid a debt as you would poison
Owe no man anything is good gos
pei and good sense. If you mus
owe money owe it to professiona
lender, W ho can afford to take ord;
nary interest, not to a struggling mer
chant who often has to suffer los,
while he waits for customers to ma,
up.
The credit system adds one-tbir,
TO the average cost to farm macbin
cry. That we have been told b,
those who sell it 1t is often solC
on long credit and that is an induce
ment to buy. Many a farmer is kep
poor by his purchase of harvestino
machinery that he gets on lions
time" but 1t Is generally much Ion
ger time before he gets able to pav
Some merchants get rich and let thei,
well to do customers run long nc
counts, charging all they please fol
goods and interest besides. 1t is act
ualiy true that merchants sometime.
literally own their customers and that
hard working farmers labor ye;ir afte,
tor the benefit of such men. Sucl
cases we trust are few, but there Ger
talnly are such: The credit systen
may nave exceptions. There ar,
cases OF men who buy land ON credi
and manage to pay for it, but as +;
rule store credits are costly fayors
and frequently are unsafe ones.
, 1883-12-13

N!VWIl... N73-TilI.gt0H I'TTIIUTy- :
Nu!icr j. hc9r:.y "iv"i tIiat. Ia c"Epiii"te with
the pgoyG~ioa~ Of the -tC: of CDu.-T:-- approved
j uu":. - entitled An Ng fur IA" ~.!' Of I!m
her Lands in the States e.! California. Oregon Ne
vadl and Washington rcrriiOry. Ira T. Smith. Of
jefferson county M"-l!--l"a l'irIt".!- Ia I'm,
day filed - this oiicc hi application 80 purchase
TIE H. " D.! # sec. No t. In ~. Nc - a. r
of Ia" Willamette :ueritiiE.
ANY and al person. c..s;.HlEy -dse- lily In" lid
described land or arg G.grrou 'Hr-rcs har''ny
required TO lie th-!g cia-r- la iuis ono" UI,aI
sixty u6p day- f.uJs I;..r .s.Iruf-
Given ur'l.G Ily hard. my Uffis,.. ia Olympia
V +. tHi- in:h DAY Of CC;"b'r. \ u Ie-.'
JOHN r. CONVEY.
:EJ-iuW Ec.iatcf uf tie Land Office.
, 1883-12-13
United States District LAID Office.

J
Notice i hereby given that i1 compliance
with ihc provisions OF the tcT of Congress an
proved .Iurc ;. ISIS entitled An Act tor lie
sale OF Timber Lands i'm the States oJ ta!iior-
ni:I. Oregon. NrYada HEi Washington Terri
forv. jhri. .upEr: Williams af Jefferson GcUrt Y.
Washington Territory. has this day rlrl in
'hi- Office hi- application to purchase The 4,
Of u al ''C- > aaG nj II Tw ~ "l &c. No
II g a,iG ~, =. township NJ. - '.ii!. i. 30.
=: ,r~t Of IT, 4 .lsII.,-ri" t'a. dian.
ANY ual ali persons ;:iHIiH- adversely In"
s:riI described Land. o. any i-nrf :uU iiCT"0I
;trg hereby required tn ic hrir claims in This
flic within -iNi 90 ,ifaN- .!i;tc hereof.
:rivcn Under r,y hand. :i nI! oi,C- i'll ely III
L., W. t ihi~ eth day OF ,;gt1'."-- lSS!.
JOHN /. CONVEY.
:.J:iGw REGISTER of Ike Land Once.
, 1883-12-13

Olympia. " Washington 1rfIitoy i,b
Notice = hereby given that ia compliance W "a
the prOfi~iuu- Of the Act OF 'pU"ra>- aPi TO-
June = lS.S .ugItIed &c An Agt :rr the al" oi St S
beT Lands ia the States Of California. OREGON, - ~,
rada and Washington Territory, S'tpnvi I'm
Wllleit "f KIi~,p cnunIy. u I~ilH"t"h - 20
ha- thi- aav Eil Ia tli- n:I,rr hi application 10 10
Ia pUrgt-G lot of ~..rIiOI = and lot l. ahi Le -
of NV ar Of =, Cgi'n 20 20 s.HG lt'. III l'NWIEn
- E:OrJh. rargc w,~t or t!'' Nil!amcites 'lei'
dian. iii
Any and al. persons claiming adversely NJ az
@r-yrilrd ll,I. any portion thereof ar" ;,Gis
required 10 i8ir their claims IN lhl~ Gre Wine
~iN'y tilu dar~ iTaUl 'l..ir hereof. .,,i,
Given rui,r Uig band. a.. flee .h Oili'F'-
". r.. t!t:- 18th d.y nf Nuv.u.''rr. \. u. ~,
I.l:,, : C!o"EY-
;.iny H..,.-t.- Of ia, Land once
, 1883-12-13

Olympia. Washington T.lTi.u.yl
Notice i iiErrhy gIyeHthat. ia COmp-I.'s- ltll
the provisions Of the Act OF Congress |PU'"ved
Jmr ;. ln,S- entitled An Act for The sa!e of Tim
Der Lands in III. States o: California. Ur.-pa. We
vaIa and Washington Territory. .Jo~rFh H-'!"are,
of jefferson cuuHiy- Wush Ter ;-s. Ai-
day filed IN th- office hi~ application Z" purchase
the gg. of H.y ;IF % ~,'c -: if e.! GT. nd
sw qT of II" qr uf sc Nc. - ii and -. in IT, so
y north, range No. >. v,sf of The N!i.tme't" ,'rri
dian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the laid
described Land. #ny P".iaH lE",''1f. 'I' her,py
required 10 ii their claims in IE!, u.iicr within
sixty ,fIi day from dat" hereof
Given uud.r NV hand n my oiii:r I'm o, mpia
W. T.. This I,.'h LAY If October. ). J.. l>S'-
JOIIN + tiyWEG
:i--iUW iiei-tcF c5 he Land OIice
, 1883-12-13
United States District Land Office, I
llN,r-liI MuStinntnri TnrrifnrN

NII.F II lTlII- " Il7IIIIIF I'III 7 IIIsIIN
Notice J. hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the t"t at Congress ;tf,-
proved June =. 1873. entitled An ACt for the
sale at Timber Lands in III" States q. Cali!or-
ntsi Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. JohI u. Want. Of jefferson county,
Washington Territory. has his tay ici! in
This o:iirc his aUBIiCat5on 20 purchase the
sw or Of -, .,u ~. ir township No - uo.ih
rance No. = west OF the willamette Meridian
ANY and all persons calming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required To iilc their claims in this
Office within sixty lGtll days from dIic hereof
Gwen under my hand. NJ my Office i'll D!yIT-
niH, w T this Eth tlav ol GCiuler. \. l.. lss..
JOHN +. CONVEY,
36:ICw Register of the Land O:iicc.
, 1883-12-13
UNITED STATES pIsr"Icr i.ASp OFFICE,

OLYNPIA. WASHI~GTo> TEEGEToEY.i
Notice i hereby gwen rhJ.. in compliance
with the provisions It ia. Ao: - CONGRESS
approved juno 3. 1875. C-iitl'i ''Au Acf for
the sale OF Timber Lands IL Dc ~'air~ "i ktl
iforni.. Oregon. Nevada AND y Washington Ter
ritOry,' cha /. ST. 3a- ni jefferson
County. Washington Territory, hs'~ this lay
filed III this Office h:~ application Ia purchase
the O.. > lI 70. aIlI .IrGI 30 Il rs.t ~ t.r ul
ne ar o. section -. in TOWNSHIP. - H--r... lu-e :
west OF The W.Iinmcf-. M-Ei&ia.
Any and all persons CI;limius ;.3E;'T~rtE Inc
said described lluI, ary uCTtlGu hereof.
are hereby Required fU NE ;hgiTC!stIIii- IN ms
oil &C within sixty .G0l days :rn u 'iu-c hereof.
Given under my hand 81 -ay t.:l,t'..n blNla-
min W T. This 18th .IHs- 81 <.g.uih.r. ls>3.
42:I1w JOHN F-t,.,-. 81. i:r-ci~sr.
, 1883-12-13
5 HE RIFF s Al z
Sf Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECU TIoN: ISSU ED
* out of the District Court of the Third Ju~
- diciaI District of the Territory of Washing
ton. holding terms at Port Townsend. IN tie
suit of j. " Chc>ry. plaintiff. and Frank linrris
and Elizabeth Harris defcudent~. duly attcstei
the POI II dsy of November. 1881 have levied upon
the real cStaIe described a. follows. 10 wit: The
east half of the northeast quarter. and the north
west gaarter OF the northeast quarter, and the
northeast quarter Of The northwest quarter OF
section numbered eighteen IN township number
ed t,vpnty-cght. in range numbered one, east of
the Willamette Meridian, containing one hun
Ircd and ii xiv acres more or less, situated Ia
Jefferson county. Washington Territory, the
urop-rtV of said defendants Notice l. hereby
given that ON Saturday. the .9d day of December.
lS>:} at the hour of eleven O'Clock A i'll front of
the court house. at Port Townsend, in jefferson
county, will sell all the right. title and interest
OF the said Frank Harris and Elizabeth Harris,
ia and to the said above described property, TO
the highest bidder, for cash. gold coin Of the
United States. or mach thereof a. will satisfy
4 Judgment of a balance of seven hundred and
seventy dollars t$11U and interest from SOvem-
her 18th. 1882, and costs of said suit. amounting
TO one hundred and five and twenty one-hnIdredtbs
dollars lSIG5-20. and accruing costs.
Dated This -3d day nf November \. u. 1883.
}. +. SHEEHsS.
Sheriff of jefferson County.
, 1883-12-13

UINNNIH, W HSTIINI IIVl ItffIIuIN-
Notice Is hereby given that. il compliance
with the provisions OF the Act of Congress
approved JunC 3. IS1S, entitled IAN Act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Cal
ifornia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter
itorv'' iIr-.rv 4. PTi,H. uf Jefferson tsun-
", Washington Territory, has this aay i!cd in
tins Office his application Ia purchase Tie -
ar Of sec No is I'm yH-hp 30. - north. range
30 = west of the willamette Meridian.
Ans and all persons claiming adversely the >aid
described iHnd. or any portion thereof hereby
required 30 file their claims i'll this Office within
sixty t,il days from date hereof
Given nader hand st my Office. in Glymp-i
w T. this Bit duv of October. \. ID. 1881.
JOHN +. CONVEY.
3S-'uw Register of the Land Office.
, 1883-12-13
UNrEp STATES DrsTHIcr LASp oFFlcE,


Motto" i hereby given that. in compliance with
the provisions of The Act ef Congress approved
Jun. , I,.s: entitled '-hu irr fer The ~dlr of Tim
her Lands in the States of California. Green. Ne
vIda and Washington i.TTi.s.ey. It.,.. Hp pnr.fi cf
jefferson cpgIy Territory .ha~ nj day
led IN III oai,r H!s apP:r!i!"n to i3Trgha~a the
or Of i"a No. 20. IL iuV!1. hip ". p uurih.
range NJ. : wei o; t!e willamette G;erIdiIr-
ANY and Al persons "i...uiu,. adversely lie. said
dc-cTjh.fI Ind HIr portion! thereof ;.c hr.ry
rrCuil,.; -: 5i... c!ai'1~ IN this a.. within
>iStv ,fii dIv cgum G..jr ET...nf.
t.iy"rl UI'ticr INV hand. ut NY ciice, iE Olympia.
" +. tHi~ Ii:h 81 y "f Oct"''.'r. :. d IS'Si
JOHN l. CONVEY.
-;I-iO.y .,''si-Grv uf he Land OiCr.
, 1883-12-13
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
PTGET sOrNnIRoN 90.

Location Of principal place OF business san
Francisco, Gal. Luuaiiru uf work. Hnndsle
Wa>hiuwtuu Territory.
Nut.,c - hereby .;T'U that 90 g.rril,- Cf Tie
directors held on th" ,!d day Of November, 1873
an .-=a~>wru' No. ti Of CTv tSI dollar per shaIe
was ICyI"d rrou ia" capital stock "f the corpora
tiuu. payable iTpw"3ia'".y -'t uiisd states gold
,niu - the scrrt"F. %, iH" orrr0t sii. rGifpauy.
No. - Montgomery -fr""t. Rr-sJ W. :. san
Francisco. Cal.
ANY -tOcI; upon which t.lia ..--g- -HirIt ~ira
main unpaid ON TH" s,tH day of December. lSS. will
hn Delinquent. and gdyeIi-rd trE -:lr 90 Ii.iilr
auction: and UUlr-- payment - isaI.r l"fsT... III
he sod cu Ff3day.tn 1ltn ,.as .,g inurary. lNst
to pay III" delinquent u~-r~>uIrui. ts-T-'t"T aitl
Cg-;s of a,i,c. fi-iI- and p7-u.-. sos rf -.'i"-
y. IIATSEY, Secretary.
Oaer: 32- montgomery street, Room =. (
san Francisco. Cal
, 1883-12-13
United States District Land Oiiee, /

Wy Ilpiti- ~ 'iSiliisA -'il ~. --ff- -
Notice is hereby GivCu that. IN '"h:i'iltncS
with the provisions O.: -hc Act pI t1n-rTf-- iiI'-
proved June ), iSTS vuTifi-t -" t-t i"r the
sale nf Timber i@nGs in tlIa state Il 'utlor-
mia, Oregon Nevada AMI Washington ISTrI-
tory Daniel q. Harhapy- u SO ''-- ts. 50 |-iI-
ingtOn Territory Ea- tiI.- d. i..' iu ti.- ode"
his appicIfiaa 10 ru-c.;. ito Hf - ~.
or OF nv Gc-st9 "a "l IA Co. .l ~' 1r .
section p y ,---.'Gf' o. ,-t.~ 'f
WI Ianfctie Il ~ iaT.
ANY and AL persons rluimiU.- i.lycISciy the
said described Land. or any fsl.run thereof.
are hereby required TO Iiic Ihvi ci5,iIus IL this
office within sixty tC. H:tyS trCIH i.i nyrccf.
Given und=rHy h3uf, .st iuN Office. in uly m
pia, W T., this 2S.Ii CAY al -.s. :. h. Io5 =
JbIIN r. Cow EN,
I9:l0w Register OF the Land Office
, 1883-12-13

tINHIpl3- N0-IiTfi. iDI ICErITDIg-t
Notice l. hereby .sr"U t.ut. ii cump!iau,t. with
the provisions oI In" A,T DT Cuuut,-~- approved
JU!c =. !sS. entitled An tcj for ia al %! Tim
her LaEd~ ir IA" SiHt-- oi ,a,i:oT:lia Br,..uu
Nrv2dI uiaa "i=hiu-ia ar TcTGigTy FIarE CHAM
h'r-. uf ti;.lalI county,. Ng-hi!yiuu I--iiI0-v
ha- TILL IL. ;.r. in Iii~ u!i,C" hi application 10
pHTcha-s ihr $" Tr "i lection NJ. l. IN Jowi-lip
No ~ nGr'h, range : west OF rh- t.-ijI#n!af.,.ta
N..rdiJu-
Any aud al persons claiming a,!y.r-,Iy the -. ID
Ge-Cr-bgd lII';. o. a'J portion l!.rD. rsr I.F-.fv
required t0 ii their claims IL ill., trs,. Vii
sixty ttrJI d ~ from dat. i..T,-uI
Given under NV i"uG. III Tay oi!ic, in Jiv!-.,,=a
W L fhi- i>sh ..ag u DstOb'=. :. T. l-.s5
"DiiN T.. GJNE
Below hr-5.tes - Ths I...t.-t rir,.
, 1883-12-13

olympia, Washington TssrI1n-y- =
Nu.i,,, T. iir ray ,,iy.n thuF. ia Cr:Hpau,. with
liz. Itrt.l trE- Il she Act e.! tHHEt< guPTpVsd
June -: 1875. entitled I'm Act faT iie -5.io Cf
Timber Lands in the STATES Of California Ds..s0a
N-vJdr. aud NU=hiEgiGH T"Tif"Ty. i.IG VII
iiaIa.p pI 1I Ciiiam Comfy. Washington I-sFi-
jo,y. has ii- Sax iied ii IN "iIc' lH~ apVI;JH-
tiul pU,. hg- '!it- - cf ''- l. iH tps,T-hip
No - ID. i;'Ea" No. " "a ihs " .lriJn'tie I,ri-
dian.
ANY aud all persons claiming. adversely 'ho
-aid described Land. or amy portion thereof
are hereby TcIUIrct 10 lie their Claims in his
office within sixty so 'a-S irCHi date hereof
GiNCn uudcrny hand at nv o!!iCc, III Biym-
pia. W. t, this i-lh aay Of pctOr.r. \. II.
l-S'. JOHN +. CONVEY.
:.J:lOW Register q: tine Land Office
, 1883-12-13
United States District Land Office, I


Notice - hereby given that. in compliance
with tia provisions oI the act al congress an
proved June 3. rs. EMIT ed ''NH acT 1nT the
sat o timber lands in the states OF California,
Oregon Nevada and Washington territory. -
Chl-. l.. Andersen. al j"TirT-rI go, Washington
territory. Ea- hj- ,laE hlrI in this o!lir,, his
anpiic:ttIon 20 purchase the e HF OF p" Or: or
Of - or OF ~crIICH !, and or %. q. ui -c~il,u
q ana ~. in township - Uuiih, rI!'-' vet %
the WiaHCtir Meridian.
tnyaud all persons claiming adversely the
s;trd I..-cf ibeH land or any portion thereof,
ar. hereby required to ii lie their claims in tins
Office within siNty go days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. III my OfiCc.in Olym-
MIA, W T., tins -. n day of Vow N.p. IsSi.
I.i:luy, JOIIN ,. GuwET. REUI-EEE.