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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-08

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, 1883-08-09

early settlers. Who Iad ur r-Iah."
marsrt, had very ai-L ra--r3-,a
ti1u and aud to pay enormously iur
mere .audi-e and ~ErrIg-- Now.
wheat SELLS near. : as nilf ali through
tle upper country a- in tine William
cite. Mr., Ringer mas accounts with
over BOO farmers. and says that they
AZ, all Prosperous moderately 80 at
least. mot many and found them
cheerful Many are here from Cali
fornia. and they SAY dry ~ya-on- here
bear DO comparison To what they
knew there
An. Ringer thinks the country
from Colfax TO Snake river us one
fourth fall wheat on" half early
spring wheat and one fourth late
sowing Of spring wheat. His esti-
mate Is: Fall 7own wheat twenty
five bushels per acre: carly spring.
fifteen bushels per acre: late. eight
to ten bushels per acre. He com
pares prospects with -. and thinks
the average yield Of spring sowing
Will be better; and last year there
was little or No fall sown wheat. He
considers the acreage almost double
| that of any former year
, 1883-08-09

p"r country. There Is % plain trtil
leading fr.m the Columbia Gp Kettle
river To- themuu-h If Rock creek. and
iEum Tia: poiatIa I'll. Okmagan riv-
rI Th-y.gr hy-t ur feed can he
found la abuuIunc. along til, traii.
vt present therr ar, three mine- par
tally developed. the Smith mine
said to Il say from 81 to $50 u ton.
and the Olympia and Ea@l" mines.
the latter having q shaft sunk hy
Capt. Doom. Of Seattle This uniue
j. owned by Seattle capitalists. Nu
Eerous other lodges are in sight Of
the Smith and Eagle mines: in short
the ore seems to exist in the district
in inrxhau-iible quantities, VI pres
cnt there are not more than ten white
mon in the cat of. Many are going
while others hay, been kept back in
fear of the Indians Noc more than
- OF 90 Indians can be found on the
whole Of the Noses reservation, and
those met werca- pcaceablo Is chil-
drrn. Chief Moses has no influence
with them whatever, and he i brand
ed as Il fraud Of the worst sort. The
facilities for mining and reducing
quartz III this district cannot be srlr-
passed on the coast. There Is enough
water III the Melcouline river with the
necessary fall to run ten thousand
stamps the year round. while wood
and water exists in sufficient quaint
ties to last for years for mill and
building material, The Okanagau
and Nelcomine rivers, with a few
hundred dollars expended in blasting
out rock, can be made navigable fol
small steamboats, from the Columbia
to within one hundred feet Of the
mines.
, 1883-08-09
PETITION.

To tie Hon, SecoHd assistant
Post -lasber General, WASH
issgtogl. II. g.:
SIE: Your petitioners would rep
resent that the growing needs of the
Pacific Northwest are forcible appar-
ent along the line Of Mail Route No.
1905, extending from Port Town
send, Washington Territory, to Neah
Bay and way ports, and return week
ly; that the increase of population,
busidess and the demands of com
merce along the line of said mail
route make it urgently necessary that
an increase of mail service on said
route be granted The country along
said route is capable of far greater
development, and increased mail ia
cilities would aid III such develop
ment immeasurably. Present needs
of the population served by said route
are far in advance of the service re-
ceived, and they are thereby denied
reasonable mail service that is ae-
corded to other and similarly situated
portions of the Territory. Where
fore your petitioners pray that semi
weekly service be granted over the
line of said route. And your peti-
TONERS will ever pray.
, 1883-08-09
The 0kanagan Mines.

SpOkdse Falls RecferI
From party of six persons who
recently explored the mineral regions
OF the country taken from the Moses
reservation. and brought home some
fine specimens of gold and silver
quartz, it is learned that there is one
white settler there, known rs Okana-
gan Smith, who has made his home
in those wildS for over twenty years.
and has some rich claims for which
he has been offered $4,000, and is es-
Il mated to be worth million dollars
Mr. Kaiser, proprietor of the Sprague
house, who was one of the party,
says the Okanagan mines are located
on the Melcomine river, about fifteen
miles from its mouth where it enters
the Okanagan river The distance
from Spokane Falls is 225 miles. IS
miles north from the Okanagan river,
and 125 miles west from ColvilIe
on the Columbia river, and eight
miles south of British Columbia line.
The best route to the mines is said
to be that by the way of ColvilIe via
Spokane Falls, which is easy travel
ing. To Colville there is an excellent
wagon road and a good trail from the
Columbia up Kettle river to the
mouth of rock creek, to Osoyoos lake.
At Colville, Mr. Brown, an old settler.
keeps large store, where supplies of
every description can be obtained at
reasonable prices. Mr.. Brown went
into the Colville country twenty-eight
years ago as cook for pack train.
He has now large stock of merchan-
disc, and is the best guide in the up
, 1883-08-09
i False RepoZ,-

The Aaers of the 2,-I ult tlE.s
exceptions to = late report of Special
Agent Horr 10 ihp Treasury Depart
ment. in which he Is said t. have
given the az,uranc, that there i no
danger Of an intluA Of Chinese from
British territory. In view Of the facts
which ha- been tran ,Pirins over since
the restrictive law wcut insp op,ra-
ton. and which Of coursr that gen
tlemen has had superior means OF
observing. We are at a loss To account
for the seeming disparity between
them and the report Just submitted.
The ARGvs has Frequently alluded to
the strenuous efforts that were being
made to cvade the law. ! few weeks
ago it noted the capture Of nine who
had bribed The owner OF a coasting
vessel 10 land them on American soil.
1t claimed 10 have information at the
time that about 1000 Of the proscrib-
ed race. employed on the Canadian
railway. were making Pr. parations
10 cross the border soon as their
contract would expire. The truth of
the statement has been time and
again verified by the capture Of
squads of interloper5, who have been
promptly returned to British soil,
but it is quite evident that many have
succeeded in obtaining Il foothold.
The number who have succeeded in
the endeavor must be large, for their
efforts have been persistent and de
termined, and every artifice has been
resorted to by which it might be ac
complished. Women have come over
disguised as squaws, and by the very
audacity Of the proceeding nearly
succeeded in passing inland.
When the length of the shore-line
and still greater and more exposed
boundary on the mainland Is con
sidered. it will be conceded that no
other result could he expected, with
the inadequate guard provided by the
Government. The offers that have
been made Of from $50 to 500 each,
to be landed at any point from which
they may find their way to some
camp or town where they can be i'm
mediatcly absorbed in the inconsru
Gus, indistinguishable mass of their
fellow conntrymen, is sufficient to
tempt the cup'dity OF hundreds of
men as sEilfully in cvadins pursuit
as the customs officers are in follow
ing mp 4 scent when it Is given.
1t is q matter OF regret that any
report should be placed on file at
Washington which may cause the
department to relax efforts that ar
weak and ineffective at best. PgobG-
bly, Mr.. Horr can give son, axplana-
ton which will place I'll. nltt,r i'll d
different light, and if 50 space will
be chcerfuIly accorded for him to do
, 1883-08-09
Eastern Oregon.
EiHtcS-N NoUHtdineer.l

Tjmes-NoHHtdi"eer.l
The future Of Eastern Oregon as an
agricultural country can no longer
be in doubt, For many years the
bunch grass hills have furnished pas
turage for innumeTable herds of cat
tie and horses, and as the sale of
these furnished employ
ment to industrious classes OF citi-
zens, very little attention was paid to
farming. But since the era of rail-
roads, All influx Of immigration has
poured into these unoccupied lands,
and the stock ranges have become
limited This has forced men to
turn their attention 10 agriculture as
vocation, and the results have been
beyond the expectation of the most
sauguine. The harvests from newly
plowed land have been surprisingly
abundant, and the average yield of
all seasons has been good In this
connection we speak more particular
ly of Wasco county, as we have bet
ter facilities for knowing the facts
here than in other counties.
The great want of the settlers in
all farming sections IS an available
market, and TO supply that, roads
must be made at great expense in
many instances. to some central
point. The Dalies has been the de
pot of supplies and the shipping
point for interior towns for long
time, and Will always remain such.
But the settlers in order to reach this
market have been forced 10 climb the
Deschutes hill, and then pay heavy
tolls to cross that stream. The oh
stacles, lis Il matter of course, have
deferred farmers from coming to this
city to trade, and during the last two
OF three years they have sought a
new market at other points on the
railroad. Before the completion of
the railroad, roads should have been
constructed, and then ths great iron
horse would have acted as a factor in
our growth; but action has been de-
layed too long, and, though lying at
the gateway of the great artery of
commerce which will in few years
be opened to free navigation, we see
sections of country turning their at
tention for trading purposes to little
hamlets of years growth. 1t is
time to divert the commerce of this
section which is fast filling up with
an industrious population. to its le-
gitimate market. But this cannot be
done without a giant effort on our
part, and perhaps at the outlay of
considerable expense. The result
attained will be worthy of the labor
expended, and upon the shores of the
Columbia will grow up an inland me-
tropolis, second to no city east of
Portland
when the great iron horse shall
have spanned the Cascade mountains,
and brought Puget Sound in direct
communication with eastern Wash
ington and eastern Oregon, this ques-
ton of an outlet for the farmers over
there will have been solved. They
will be in easy reaching distance of
an ocean highway, and will not be
troubled with Columbia river bars,
portages, transfers of freight, &c.
Freight will be put in cars at their
doors, and unloaded into ocean craft
en- Puget Sound-ED.
, 1883-08-09
CNITED STATE~ District LAvD OFFICE.

DINWpII. v U-IlHIlOu ITITIiUiV
Notice j. hereby givruihat. In compliance with
I he provisions Of The Act Of COr-rtN~ approved
unc , 1875. entitled An Act for the sale OF Tim
Der Lands in the States pf California. OREGON Ne
TaGa and Washington Territory" He4ry Lanias
of Jefferson county. Wash Ter. has this
day filed in This Office his appiiclto on TO purcha
he se Or OF sec No. 10, in TIP. No - north rang
No. =. west Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the II d
described Land or any portion thereof are hereby
rrfHIr"d 10 file their claims in this Office within
sixty nDl DAYS from date hercOf.t
GIvcn uud'r my hand. al nv office N Olympia
" T., this ID day of Angus, \. d. 1sS:i. ,
JOHN +. CONVEY
"-ldw Register of the Land Office
, 1883-08-09
US.rED SITES l,IsrHIc-r LAND orFlcE,

NINIilTt'- " llHlI1l'-.'7l It'If'IVI!
Notice j. lcE'lv giveH that. III mpiiaHCe with
he Pruri= o;~ OF the Act Of Cor. res approved
June 3. l-sS entitled An Act for he sale Of Tim
cT Lands iu TIE States Of California GTt,s0n. Ne
vada and IEashilgfO- Territory. WILLIAM
BCTINEN ui kit-ap tUuHiy- II izhingtoH IeTr-
has this day filed la this Ctf;Cc his application
TO puEt has. the hf 0f Or Of No. al ande If
Of NV or o! -cttion No. - iH township Nc. -,
North rau1e west of IKE v iiiameit. Meridian.
Any aRd all psTscE- claiming adversely lie said
described, i-Hd or any portion Hereof hereby
required - ale t'er claims IN this osioe within
sixty ,irn DAYS from dat Icrrof.
Given under nay EIGd. my CfiiCc. in OIyupiI.
". .. this I'd Day OF juiy- !. ID. ISL
JuIIS r c'uwET.
a;lOW Eegi~jcr Of tir Land Oifite.
, 1883-08-09
f-NrTFB STATES DISTINCT LkSD OFFICE.
Dr..,..-.... VI. II Iir.trfL Tnrrif t.r-N

OLYMPIA. Washington Territory.
Nori,r il hereby giycn that III compliance with
fh,. 4.Ft.yiSiuu- Of the Act of Congress approved
Irf,i. B lSI entitled I'm Act for thr sale Of Tim
her Lands in The States of California O sEun. Ne
ynlf and Washington Territory. JuSeph 4 Nc
Lean uf hiI~3p county, Wa-h. f"rr-- has thIr
Glv iri in Ihis office hi~ application to purchase
northwest quure: Of sou 'nst quarter 81
Willamette meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. any portion thereof. are hereby
rrausrrd to file their claims in This office within
Siyry L,1l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my Office. N Olympia;
W. T.. This 9TH day of June. \. D. lNSi.
JuHS +. GoWEY,
l1-I0E Hc.-iSfer of the Land Office.
, 1883-08-09
United States District Land Office, !
nl,-,S-vN.a (

Notice IL hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions of the Act ofCongress ap-
proved June 3. 1873, entitled AN act for tho
sale of timber lands in the states of Califor-
mia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terrific
rv'' Frederick +. Olds. OF Pierce county
Washington Territory, has this day filed in
this office his application to purchase the ses
see No. 9. in tip No. % north, ranSe@ west OF
the willamette meridian
Any and all persons claiming adversely me
said described land. or any portion fncreot,
office within sixty 1901 Jays from date hereof.
Given under my h at my office in olvnl-
mia. w T.. This l. - of June, ~ ID. lSSs
I7-IOw JOHN F. CONVEY, Register.
, 1883-08-09

UNITED STLTE> DISTRICT L.Nn OFFICE- :
nINI..ri.L W. l.-.-.-t..rL IT, I.

NJ
Notice i hereby giycn tiHr. in compliance y-irh
the provisions of iae Act % COlgl--- approved
june , ISIS. entitled An ACt for the - t II Tim
her Fg.t- in the States 4f California iig.pI1 W.
vIda and Washington Territory CHa- NJ Brad
shaw, of Jefferson Comfy. ". T. ha- this dny
filed in this Office hi application purchase tie
, /, of NV. l. Of sec u. and 3, uf ~. !,
Of section No H. in township No - north range
No , west Of the Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all UpI-uU claiming adversely the said
described Land Or any portion thereof are hereby
required to file their ciiim> IN this Office within
~ixtv iGDl day from datD hereof.
Given under my hard, At my Office in Olympia.
v T. thi- :srl day Uf July. 4 d. 1eSi.
JOHN +. CONVEY
aI:1Ur Register Of the Land Office
, 1883-08-09
Urited States District Laid Ofiee.

OINmplif. " isnlnEtOH IefTltOFY.5
Notice = herein given that in compliance
gith the provisions OF the Act Of congress itI'-
proved June >. lSIS- entitled An Act Tor The
sale Of >! imbgT Lands in the States ri tH!Itor-
nia. oregon. NcV;tlu und Washington Terri
tory. WHIIay y. F.sSHtH of Hii~ap cuunty-
Washington Territory. las This day fied IN
tlIis Office his application to purchase the NV
- OF -. or OF sec o az Of qr nf sac 10. NV
Sr of HE CT and LOT , of .! section ~ IL t'wr-hip
No - north, rHBgeNo west oi the VILLAIN
cite Meridian.
ANY ami all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to Iile their claiIne III this
Office within sixty lfI0l days from date hereof.
Gwen under my kand. af my office. in Oiyus-
pia, ". T., this iIh day of Nav, \. y. lSsi.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
Is: low Register of the Land Gfice.
, 1883-08-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OIYuPIA, W ASIIINGToN TERRITORY.

Nstice is hereby given that. in compliance
with the provisions Of the Act OF Congress APP
nroVcd June 3. iS9S. cutitied IAN Act Tor the
sale of Timber Lands in the States OF CaiIIof-
MIA Oregon. Nevada and Washington Ter
ritorV,'' Peter D. Forces. of Ihcolhh FlerS9 l
flied IN this Office his application fo purchase
the : w Or OF sec 9, Tp No 20 norm, range NO.
west of the willamette meridiiin-
ANY and All persons clainin" adversely tue
s,id described Land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required 10 tie heir Claims IN IA
This office within sixty gGg days from date
hereof. =, :.
Given under my hand, Mt NY Office in
OLYMPIA. ". L. Ihis lst day oT Jnne,
\. ID. ISSi.
I7-I0w JodN T. CONVEY, Register.
, 1883-08-09
atltN +. CONVEY.
it'-!-icr Uf the Land OniCc.


GeFTTTUTV-
Notice Is hereby given that, in compli1nce with
the provisions OF the Act OF Congress approved
June ? lN7s- entitled An act for the safe oi Tim
Der Lands II lie State. %! California Oregon Ne
yida and WI~hiugtun Tr--ito-v' Robert T. hin
of Jefferson county. Washington T-rrt0ry has this
day flied in ihi- Office his application to purchase
he II. \ Of =. /. ard :. > OF u. ". :. Of sec
NJ" II. in tp No. - No. = ". Of The y Ham
eft" meridian.
Any ana an Psr-GHs claiming adversely the said
d+scrihed l.Sld or any portion thereof are hereby
required 10 file their claims IL this Office within
sixty (6jl days from detc hereof.
Given under my hand. at my Office in Olympia
W. L, this Sd day of August. \. d. 1852.
JOHN I CONVEY.
2J:lOw Register Of the Land Offite,
, 1883-08-09
UNITFD STATES DISTRICT LANDGFFICE, I
NlA-IiLIlin. MnsLinofnn TerTiiorN.

Notice Is hereby given that, III compliance
with the provisions OF lhc Act OF Congress .,p-
sale OF Timber Lands in the States of Califor-
mia. oregon, Nevada ana Washington Terri
tGty. Jules B0zWeii, of JcffcTsOn County.
Washington Tel cIritory has this day filed in
This ofhce his application TO purchase tile lot
b Sec, II, lot Sec 4. lots = & ,, Sec ID town
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land OF any portion thereof. are hereby
required To file their claims III this office wthiB
sixty ttiuD days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. 1t my Office, in Olympia
". T.. this 18th day of May y. D. 1885.
JOIS i. CONVEY,
I5-10w Register OF the Land Office.
, 1883-08-09
r.S.LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, W. 7.

Notice j. hereby given that IFuBCR CoyELL
has filed notice Of intention to make iinal proof
before the Judge. or in his absence. the Clerk of
geHe>s. W. T., on Monday the 18th day of August,
A. D. 1851 Homestead application No. 376G
sec. g: - Of 80 a Of sec > and Ie 4 Of Ic or of
sec :. tip - n. { west
He names a. Witnesses: Charles Nee lees Fitch
J. Hart, of Port Angeles W.T.. and Charles Myers
and George Cooper Of Kew DuHsenesS. W. T.
laLGW JOHN +. CONVEY. REGISTER.
, 1883-08-09
rxrrEp srsrEs DIsrmcr LAND OFFICE.


Olympia. Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the Act OF Congress approved
june 3 1873 entitled An Act for the sale of Tim
her Lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory, Daniel Pullen
of Ciailam County. Washington Territory, has
This day led III this Office his application 10 PR
chase the lot Of q, and sw or of sw or OF see
-. township y, north range - west OF the Villa
mette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. any portion thereof are hereby
required to file their claims in this office within
sixty tGl) days from date hereof
Given under my hand at my Office, in Olympia,
" T.. thiz I2th day of July, y D. 1875.
JouN r. CONVEY,
a3-iuw Register of the Land Office.
, 1883-08-09
Us. LIND OFFICE At OLYNrA VT.

Motto. j. hereby given that Bernard h. Neagher
has filed notice Ot intention TO MAKE final proof
haOTe the judge. or in his 4 b-eHcc. tile clerk
OF the probat-' court al his Office in New
Dun@eneSS. w t. on Saturday the nth
No j62I for The II hf OF sw qF Of sec %, TIP 81 II.
west
II" I.aIac% witnesses: John Everett. J. J
L"adbuaiIcr, Wa. L. Church and Hartley Good
win. all of Pu-l AUgelc>- W T.
II;GN JOHN F. CONVEY. Register
, 1883-08-09
I. U.s.L4xp orrrcE At o1ynrra. W.T. !

July Il. lsSj 4
Notice i hereby given that John OvsIend
iIG- filed notice of intention TO make final proof
E FORE the Judge. his absence. the Clerk Of the
District Court at his office in POIt Townsend,
W. T.. on Thursday. the ElIi day Of August,
A. ID lSs ul presumption T. y 70. jgI2. for the
o; Gof sec = tl,- - II, west
He names n witnesses: tiu~taTr johnson. John
LiHdley and Daniel Thomas all Of Chimacum. and
Y. j. II. fOrimaH. of Port Townsend. ". 7.
JOHN Z. GOwEY.
t.-iW Register octhe Land Office.
, 1883-08-09
SUM m OMS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Il Third Judicial DisIr,ct of Washington
Territory, holding terms Mt Port rowuscll.
jefferson county.
Linnie Chase Plaintiff N:dFrw Glaze De-
frndant.
Action brou th; IN tie District Cuu.i 90 lie Sd
judicial District of Washington TrIrtcfv. hold
ing ferns al ICTt TOWn~e q toT a." counties Of
Jefferson. C!alum, Island AID san Juan and COM
plaiut filed in lhe on.Cc 0f the Clerk Of said
Couri IL the touhIy Cf Jefferson
To ANDREW CHASE. DefrUG..It:
In The CI..c of tie UI'toG ;tJ.e. = Ara,I',l;
You are l,rtby ,quir,d H. a.j,ar il. ar sc-
lion brought against SoH b. tie aIuvc Ianicd
plaintiff ia the District Court uf the fhud Jlt-
dicIal District of Washington territory, hold.
ing terms at Port Tuvnst I'D, tie county of
Jefferson in sIid Territory. and 10 aI.Wcr the
complaint Ilcd therein, within sixty days after
the tirsl publication of This Summons.
The -aId action il brought iOT lie purpose of
procuring Il decree Of s'tid Court disso-yiHc tie
and defendant. I>i, oy the cf wi!fnl ahal-
doHment by said defendant of said pIainiif for
more than one year: ID. fer failure b defendant
tu prnVide foT his family the comHIo u-c'>-sric-
OF r.. said causes Of action being fully >et
fOrI in The paintiifs complaint herein.
And YOU ARE hereby notified If you fail To ap-
pear and answer the plaintiff : complaint herein.
and the prayer Of the plaintiff granted.
~ Witness the IIoa. II. = G.crIc
! Judge of said District Court, and the
l. seal Of said Cont. thi~ ID DAY of july.
t--E \. D. iSS}
JAMES SEANEY, Clerk
Date Of frst publication, July T., 1881;
BISKLEY & TAYLOR. Attorneys for plaiuth.
, 1883-08-09
JOHN F. CONVEY
,c-i>ter Of the Land ON,
U.s.LA.p OFFICE At oLYufIA. W.T.

Notice j. hereby given that FrTra ]. U.rr
has fled notice Of intention to make fuul nrIri
before the cl"rk uf the prGHaf" cuurt at hi. oli,
iu T"H' Duu-cUr--- ". T. On MuEdiy. the Ii,t
dty so '~rU-t i~~' "u Homestead appicrriou No
-. -u. 81" s." qT Of ~ qT Uf sc p: . or OF >,
or If -cc - fr Of NV "a "f -cy r. aEd ne or Of
ne or OF Sc 81. 81 q. 7 wr-r
lie nance a. witnesses: ChuI.r- MrCltaS an Il
Wilbur CorGA Cf or 1.ge:--- ". T.. and Geo
Cooper and ChuT.c- MEcT-, uf Ncw DuI-eucss. ".
T.
1n-Grr JnIIN Z ENMEI R..-..-..
, 1883-08-09
United States District Land Office,

NlE III L. VI tSfiIElcn IefIltoIN-
Notice l. hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions 0t the Act of Congress aI'-
proved June :. ISIS. entitled An ACt Tor the
sale of Timber lands i'm the States Of CalifOr-
MIA Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. Dsyid l. BrockWa~ of ClaliHm Cuugly -Nazh-
lHgiuL Territory. has This day filed IN This once
his application to purchase the hf of or Of
-. and or of qr Of section No 10 in township
no. 81 north. range 80. II west OF the willamette
Meridian.
Any ana all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required Ia file their claims in this
officc within sixty so days from dalc hereof
Given md"rmY hand, ut my office. in Olym-
pia, w. T., this 18th day OF July. \. ID. lSS'.
JOHN r CONVEY.
2@,lGw Register of the Land Office
, 1883-08-09
a. a. r,EonnAG.

81. Clair PuiIdirgA Cor. :ih iId r s-.t,-
Wa~hiutun. -. G..
D-sfCTICES BEFORE THE Z. J.S-GEEERAL
l land Office. Contested land ca~c>. iTiNate
land claims. mining. pre-emptioH ard Homestead
CASE 'l~,,.uted before the General Land OiiIc..
Dep rlc,ir IF she Interior aad Supreme Court,
and "a. of claims before the Executive d.
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