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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20
QUICK TINE.
A Letter from Ran Francisco 10
London In Fifteen Days.
Q. W. smalley,. Cor. N. Y. TrIbun.

Q. w. smalley's Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
| received last night letter bearing
the postmark, San Francisco. October
10, l p.m.,-fifteen days from the
pacific coast to the banks of the
Thames. This, ! suppose, is better
time than is commonly made. The
letter left New York last Wednesday,
October II, and it certainly is not
common for Wednesdays New York
mails to be delivered in London on
Thursday evening Of the week follow.
ing, as this was, The North German
Lloyd steamship Vera brought it,
and the mails by the Arizons, Of the
Guion Line, which left the day before,
were received that same Thursday
morning. A consort Of the Arizona
the Alaska--performed a week or two
before the all but unprecedented feat
Of delivering her mails in London on
the morning Of the. eighth day from her
departure from New York.
1t was announced some time since
that the British postoflice had at last
resolved TO break with it's time hon.
ored Tor dishonored) custom Of send
ing the American mails by slow ships.
Upon the expiration Of present CON
tracts the American system is 10 be
adopted, and the fastest ships will be
selected TO carry letters. This long
neeoed change is due, l suppose, to
Mr.. Bawcett. Against it the perma.
nent officials stood out TO the last, or
almost to the last. This very session
they put into Mr.. Fawcett's mouth the
stereotyped answer TO the oft repeated
demand foo improvement, answers to
the effect that regularity was the es-
sential thing, and not occasional
speed. So far good. Now when will
Mr.. BaWcett see his way TO expediting
the inward American mails2 When
will he ordain that the service from
Queenstown to London shall be so
arranged that five minutes delay 10
the arrival Of q ship all the way acaoss
the Atlantic from New York shall not
occasion a delay Of forty>eight hours
in the remaining journey Of eighteen
hours TO London2
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ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, November 20, 2;30 pm
Cotton firm at unchanged prices. Up
lands, 8 l6-l6d; orleans, 8 lid. Sales To-
day, 1900 bales. Receipts, 1850;
200 American. Futures opened quiet.
Manchester is hrmer, with an advance
demanded, which buyers refuse.
NEW ORLEANS, November 20, l1:30 am.
Cotton steady. Middling, 10 l-l6c. Sales
to-day, 900 bales. Receipts, 1922 bales; at
Galveston, 1880; Charleston, 2l3l; Savan-
nah, 1900; Mobile, 1884; Norfolk, 1852
bales. Total at six ports, 25,74l, bales.
Expected, 1900.
NEW YoRK, November 20, 1910
pm. Cotton quiet and unchang-
ed. Ordinary, Sic; good ordi-
nary, 9ic low miGdling, 1876 middling,
l0lfc; good middling, l0Kci middling
fair, ii 91c; fair, 1910, Futures are quiet
and steady AZ 3 to 4 points above yester-
davis clOeiDR Drices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

depredatiohs Of decidedly unwelcUme
description.
Two engines, No. 10 and No. Is, ran
into each other near the elevator yester.
day afternoon, and knocked off several
hundred dollars worth Of work, but hurt
no one. 4f
A victim Of practical Joke, A. b.
Greenwald, oollided with Mr.Iowenstein,
the joker, yesterday on the bluff, and both
were pretty well pnmmeled before the
police conveyed them to the station
house.
The death Of Mr. John Donnelly, which
occurred this morning, viii be mourned
by a large circle Of Acquaintance, Of
whom the deceased was a great favorite
The funeral will occur tomorrow
"wednesday morning.
The funeral Of the late Charles ]. Phil
lips, who largely attended yesterday af.
ternoon, and, religious services were held
over the remains BY the Rev. N. Nj. Long
al the residence of Mr.. d. II, Poston, on
Vance street.
The Cotton Exchange building has beer
handsomely decorated with white paint
and II looks ever so nice, despite the faci
that several overcoats have rubbed against
and carried off little Of the paint around
the entrance
The interest on the State bonds funded
and TO be funded between now and the
end Of the year.. will be promptly paid on
the first Of january, but bonds funded
after the fist Of January will have nc
interest paid until July.
Judge David Park Hadden visited the
Police Court at Detroit, and, after max.
ing comparison, arrived at the conclu-
sion that he was very lenient in his Ad.
ans Street Court In Detroit, nothing
less than $40 and costs goes.
Forty-one members Of the Kansas City
Excursion Reception Committee are "a
meet at the Peabody to morrow morning
at half-past nine TO 60 out on special
train TO meet and escort tho excursionists
into the city. The train conveying the
people started from Kansas City at half
mast one this afternoon, and will pass
Springfield near midnight tonight
The Kansas City excursionlsts will ar
rive here tomorrow afternoon and their
train is TO return on Friday. As Sells
great circus and caravan will be here Fri
day afternoon and night, It's a pity the
train cannot be held back day to give
our guests chance TO view the elephant
and other specimens Of the animal king
dom as they furtiyely lurk or playiully
gambol within the free exuberanee ofSells
brothers cages,
u n a.
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REOEFTION COMMITrEE
To 60 Out on the Kansas CITY
Train Wednesday Morning.

The following named gentlemen from
the general committee will meet prompt
y AZ the Peabody Hotel At $50 am.
Wednesday morning, 10 60 out on the
Kansas City railroad train for the pur-
pose Of meeting the incoming train with
the excursionists from the line Of that
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

Know all Men by These Pres.
ents,
That /, Martin Cohen, the halter, have
the largest stock of hats and caps in the
city, In all grades, qualities, colors and
styles, from the infants TO the old grand.
papas hat, in all qualities, and at prices
that defy competition. Call, examine
goods and beconvinced; 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20
KO-KO TULU
Chewing Gum,
For Sale Eyerywhere.
The KyIe's Freight List,

The following is list OF the freight
consigned to parties in this city on board
Of the steamer Will Kyle, now lying
sunk near Australia Landing, 100 mile:
below here:
B. j. Semmes & Co.'S cases liquor.
j. +. Frank-200 bundles ties
Shanks & CO-500 bundles ties.
Otto Schwiil & Co-l4 bundles paper
d. Canale-l0 cases m water, 2 pkg:
port wine, ] case green peas, 8 cases soap,
cases claret
Gorsuch & Trezevant-l00 bbls sugar
Brinkley Oil Company--2 cases bags.
Furstenheim & W--59 bbls sugar, {
hhds sugar.
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Preaching 10 the knights Tenn
plnF.

NWIWTTTTN WUT0T TTHTF "
Rev. 9. II. Strickland, ID, d., preached
last night 10 the knights Templar. The
Nashville Commandery attended IN uni.
form and made n splendid appearance a.
they marched down the aisle. II was
impossible 10 find seats for all those who
wished 10 DO present DIR. Strickland's
text was Come and see the place where
the Lord lay and his sermon was pow
erful discourse.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

DIR. Zlerman's Water Cure, 222
Second street, Turkish, Russian, steam
yapor, hot and cold baths given. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

On Friday next the great show of Sells
Brothers will pitch its tents on the bluff
in front Of this city, and the brothers ex-
pect to excel all former efforts in the way
Of exploits In the arena, as well as in their
collection Of animals and living won.
dcrs. Indeed, II is confidently
stated that the splendors of the arena, as
well as those Of the caravan, will
excel anything now travelling. Lady
equestriennes will ride untamed steeds
and turn somersaults through hoops, per-
form queer feats on the flying trapeze, tie
themselves into bow and other kinds of
knots, and do other wonderful things,
while clowns with their fantastic
CARDS will cut antics for
the amusement of the thousands Of specta-
tors expected TO attend. The gentlemen
q rtists in their close fitting tightswill jump
nd vault and turn over in the air in
\ any ways, while trained horses are to
dance to the music of the band and cut
capers innumerable. There will be a
triumphal pageant on the streets previous
to the afternoon performance, and the big
show is expected 10 give an unrivalled
performance both during the afternoon
and at night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

Decorate Your HOuses-An Ap.
peal From the Citizens
Committee.
To the People Of Memphis.

To the People Of Memphis;
The undersigned, a committee appoint.
ed at a meeting Of citizens held recently
at the Peabody Hotel, desire TO call IN
attention Of the people Of Memphis 10 The
advantages to accrue to the city from IN,
completion Of the railroad 10 Kansas Oity
and 10 invite their cooperation in 4,
celebration. This event opens up 10 ms 4
country remarkable for lis fertility OF sol
and the variety Of the crops and mineral
and manufacturing resources. Added e
these forces, its people are among the
most industrious and enterprising in the
Union. Nothing that has occurred in
the history Of Memphis, II we except the
opening Of tho Memphis and
ChArleston railroad, has been 50 produc.
tive 10 its people Of good results as thi,
work will be which We are about 10 invite
so many distinguished persons 10 unite
with Us in celebrating II is full of all
possibilities Of growth, and is always felt
as the one great good that in the past
four years has come 10 recompense the
losses we have sustained by war and pes.
thence The Kansas City railroad Joins
us 10 the great and growing West and
assures a competing outlet 70 ArkAnsaw
and Texas; Il will make Memphis prin.
cipal market for the distribution Of grain
and meats, and thus reinforces the re-
sources In cotton and groceries already
within our grasp. More than this, Il seal,
the destiny Of Memphis as the future
great city Of the central portion Of the
lower valley Of the Mississippi and for.
ever fixes the most available line Of
travel between the Atlantic and Pa.
cihc oceans on an isothermal line the
most favored by nature on this continent
To celebrate an event so suspicious we in.
vito the hearty and generous cooperation
OF the people Of Memphis, and we urge
that the day, yet 10 be named, for the
final opening Of the Memphis and Kansai
City railroad be made a holiday, and that
all the houses on the principal streets be
draped with bunting and flags, and thai
the citizens make ready with Ere works q
testify 10 their Joy on the occasion. We
are already assured Of the cooperation Of
the city authorities. With that and the
help Of the people, nothing will be want.
ingto make an occasion ofexceedinR graf.
iication and gratitude
J. s. MEEKEN, Chairman.
j. S. To0F,
w. X. MOoRE
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ChlcngogMarkel.

The forenoon kilograms to the Mer,
chants Exchange to-day from Chicago
quote rsat s. % and SC below last even
ing lard 81 s., and 215c lower porl
$40 IS, and unchanged; wheat 9lJs, and
re lower corn lSh, and nc higher.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20
OAPSI CAPsiI
A full line Of
Seal, Plush and
Ohinehilla Caps
for men and boys.
n. A. WRIGHT a. CO.,
Under Peabody Hotel.
COURTHOUSE NOTES

w. L. Harvey Is now full Aedged
constable in the Sixteenth district.
Julia Button has instituted suit for
divorce from her husband, WIN. Dulton,
in the Chancery Court on the grounds Of
failure TO support
The case Of q, w. Fnyser VI @,
Golbeh, suit on lease, Is on trial before
jury in the Circuit Court.
In the case OIL W. X. Browne against
J. b. Aldrioh, 10 which the former
brought suit for the possession Of store
house No. 254 Second street and occupied
by the defendant, the jury returned a
verdict for the plAinii6 for possession and
for rent 1T the rate Of go per month for
time occupied by MI Aldricn, Judg-
ment for tlG0,
Just received and for sale a
nice LOT geese feathers.
JOHN a. DBhhB,
10 312 Front erteet,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

For the Breath, For the Teeth
For Indigestion, For BAD Throat,
For Heartburn, For Dyspepsia
and for delightful, fragrant moroccan
get a five cent piece of
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JUSrRECEIVFD.

JUDI hECELNEDs
1000 Pounds ReelfOOt lake
perch and trout. For sale low
az Victor ID. Fuchs, 80 and Al
Jefferson, 20
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DR.. WIIbur's Lecture.

The lectures of Dr. Wilbur at Mozart
Hall Yesterday and last night were highly
entertaining and instructive, and fund
OF information can be derived by listening
to the learned gentleman. DR.. Wilbur
will remain in the city some two weeks or
more, and his lectures are to be contin-
md
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

w. P. BERRY,
PHYSICIAN & DRUGGIST,
Cor. sixth ana Jackson sts.,
9 Fort Pickering, Memphis, Tenn.
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. ~. W. PURCELL, Telep6ope is5,
~ ~ Main street, over Floyd'S. set
nR. J. u, WHITE,
" 23 MAIN sIREGr. corner Jefferson,
a; COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace.
Notafy Public and Commissioner OF
peeas' bpeeiAl httention given 10 collections
20 NE county. Ohlna " Madison At 1lsf
ROOMS AND BOARD.
EUkNlsHkD and gniafnished rooms, with.
! out board: az 81 Riiih street, chelsea. III
- LOST.
az kEWAKD-A greyhound. about io5r ar
" I'VE months old; answers 70 the name
q nero mad chain and collar; a light
tlate cQlof' four white feet and white lin on
tail. Deliver at No, % Exchange street
extended.
con REWARD-Rnrlish setteT bltcb- ma
QHU digm aiEe, white with liver color sbots
on her sides and ears. Will pay Tie above
reward for her delivery 70 me al Al q Hollen-
eeEE. music store: ~ Main d. q W Smith &c
FOB SALE on RENT.
i)lANOs and orEaul, new and isoond . han d.
~ w fAsy MI.on1tt9ly lnlit5ailmentu, az
-. !. " ~ MANN y co.'s. 22s Second street.
FOR SALE.
DIAN0-Good and very CHEAP, for saie a,
4 NO. w Madison street. 6sB
u'HE large vacant lot On wost dido al Third
| IL street, between Madison and Nonroe, III ]
I lfoi with public alleys on the north AMI
west, D. RICHMOND. Agent,
70 " 20 Madison atroet.
| HOksE-A hne six-year old combination
/ IL harness and saddle horse. Verv ehean
@l N X Conway, 2s5 Main.
VW0.story brick dwelling, No, sl CouTi
4 street extendodj recently occupied By X i
heron. In complete order; hr6t-olass m
every respect, Apply 10 L 0liver,at Wood
run a Oliver. Slf
| kA az n TOP buggy, good A. new. Al.
~ ply 70 oven LILLY, S2j Second street. b9
REsIDENoE-In louthern suburbs, ain
~ roomp, kitchen and pantry, stabies M
gsn,tnouses. ,Lot lglx.O9. Choice place; ne
slIy taxes. II 0ARY. ; Madison street. 69i
VlkNEMENTs and ground, north 1ide LIN.
u den street, east Of Orleans, Also oottaes
bearing ront.w A WHEATLEY '5s 81 Main VI, y y
nOMPLETE chest Of tools, in 6ne order,
" suitable for carpenter, yard master a,
lumberman. Call on D \ Goodyear, Adm'r
1871 Main street, city. IL I.
Old TYPB METAL--Botter than Babbit
" for machinery, at Ledger Office. 1
len ACRES good land near city, also cot
lOU tage In CITY. Ike A Chase, 40 Front
A FINE harness horSo, suitable for lads
"A 70 drive. Apply at 2S1 main street, base.
mont. rrlrf1l "a 27i
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AMUsEmENTs.
The Planters wife.

The Planters Wife drama had
Us first representation here last evening
before good audience, and was well re,
ceived, Miss Emily Rigl, the star Of the
company, made her initial bow before the
theatre-going public here. and the talent
cd lady received q cordial welcome She
is meretorious actress, and highly ac-
complished, which together with her many
natural gifts, is calculated to create most
pleasant impression. The supporting
company Is very capable, and the drama
runs smoothly from the opening to the
close The Planters Wife will be re-
peated this evening, and again for the last
time tomorrow night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-11-20

Viii hank you for a call, and the same
suiteeusattentiOn extended whether you
buy OF not.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

Steamship Victoria arrived from San
Francisco at an early hour Sunday
sMorning. She brought l27 passengers
and 660 tons cargo, 100 tons of which
was consigned to parties in Olympia
and Steilaooom, 160 tons in Tacoma and
400 tons in Seattle. She STAYED here So
hours, leaving yesterday afternoon for
Tacoma, Nanaimo, New Westminster
and San Francisco.
Ship Undaunted, Capt. Hamilton, ar
rived yesterday from Yokohama, after q
run of - days to Port Townsend. She
Will take q cargo Of 2oO0 tons Seattle
coal to San Francisco.
Steamship Walla Walla arrived from
San Francisco Sunday afternoon, going
alongside the coal wharf immediately,
and beginning to take in coal tho next
morning.
Steamship Empire, Capt. G. H. But
ler, sailed from San Francisco June
18th, and arrived here ON the 18th at
4:30 q. m. She had head winds on the
way up. She brought full freight, in
Guiding locomotive, 70 coal oars, 100
tons steel rails and IS packages ma
chinery for the East Wellington Coal
Company.
Ship Sintram will be the FIRST vessel
to go oat Of our port, taking coal Of
course.
The steamer Umatilla, now at Port
land, Is expected to arrive here at the
close of the present week. The William
cite will get along about . week later,
suppOsing that she also comes via the
Columbia river.
The Seabeck built barkentine Mary
Winkelman is now engaged on the
China coast in trading, her last voyage
being charter from Shanghai to Foo
chow and Tientsin, for which she 70
ceived $4,000.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third judicial District Of the Territory
OF Washington. holding terms at Seattle.
in King county. for the counties Of King
and Kitsap.
No. Cornelius NJ. Crater W. Celia
Crater. Acknowledgements fled In
the County OF King, In tho Office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
raB UyIrlp STATss or AMERICA SEED 6Rss1rxo.
To Celia Crater, defendant are
hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named
plaintiff. in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory Of Wash
ington. holding terms at the city of Sc
attic. in the county Of King. for the coun-
ties Of King and Kitsap. and to answer
tho complaint fled therein within sixty
days from the date of the first publication
Of this summons or judgment by default
will be taken against you. according to
the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought to obtain q
decree Of the above Court that the bonds
Of matrimony between % d plaintiff and
said defendant be dissolved.
Witness the Hon. Roxer S.Grcene. Judge
f~, Of the said District Court, and
SEAL. the seal thereof. this 18th day
s@~' Of June, A. ID. 1883.
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
by JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
White & Munday. attorneys for plain
till. ie2l 5w
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FREIGHT ARRIVAL.

The steamship Empire brought
freight to the several ports a. follows:
FoR SKArrLE-Adam Orth, Boyd 4
Poncin, Ballard & HAtfield. Ballard q
Sox, Chronicle Publishing Go, Coz az
alive Store, DeAsmore 4 johnson, Fred
crioks d Bowlby, F n Thomas, George
Meister, Geo w Moore, Golden Rule
Bazaar, Harrington & Smith, H Uhl-
fielder, p Comeford, @ Wright, 8
Belden, J II Hilton, L v Sueidsr, Moran
Bros, Peltz q Demstay. Renton. Holmes
d Co, Hatfield q Winslow, Il, 10, Tok-
las d SinRerman, Warrington Iron
Works, Wald 4 Campbell, w Best and
Young 4 NcKeou.
FoR OLYxPiA-C Burmsister, H Ssbin,
L Bettman, T McIAy 4 % and Toklaa
d Kaufman.
Foa NV TAcoMA-Als Rocca d Co, B
Barlow, Chas Becker, Golden Rule b.
xaar, Gross Bros, Hasbrook q Thomas,
J II Orchard, Littlejohn q johnson, n
Kaufman, Mckay / Murray. New Ia
coma Furniture Company, Otto Quads,
Rhodes 4 Son, Il r Radabaugh, Sang
meyer Bros, Stewart q ellis and w.
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|NCUBATORS AND BROODERS

IN ANSWER TO THE IN
quiries how to make and use an incu.
bator and brooder, have had q circular
Of instructions printed. A patent on the
brO0der has been applied for. On receipt
Of IS will mail the circular to any ad-
dress, with family right to make and use
the brooder. An incubator 10 of NO use in
this climate without Q brooder. have
one that now hovers 10 chickens and one
with $50. AL who have seen 1t in opera
ton want q circular. b. w. ARNOLD.
Coupeville, Island county. w. TBS WIN
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PACIFIC COAST.
Pert 81 9alry Nsses.

especial to po6r. lNrRLLI0KxckR.l
PoRr TOWNSEND, June 25.-Several
OF the schO0ners which have been en-
gagged In sealing have arrived here, the
season being about over. The catch
this year ID reported to b unusually
small.
Steamer Hope, while on the passage
from San Juan to this place yesterday,
broke her cylinder head and became
disabled in the Straits. The cutter
vent to her relief and towed her here
for repairs.
A cylinder press for the Argus arrived
on the steamer Victoria last SATURDAY.,
Bark Arctu us and barkentine Re
triever, from San Francisco, are in
port. waiting opportunity to proceed to
Seabeck.
PoRr BLAxELY. June @.-Sailed-
Schooner Annie Larsen.
Posr GAMBLE, June 25.-Arrived-
Cowlitz and Sycamore.
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Notice of Application to
Purchase Timber Land.
Usnxp STATES Dr.r.scr LAID Oss1cH,

UyfxKO SfAxk1 Dt1tH5cf LAND OYvJcx,
Olympia, washinstpn Territory.
NoTICE 70 HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
IN compliance With tAs provisieus Of Tie
Act Of Oongrees approved June 3. 1881, enti-
tlsd .. An Act for The sale Of Tfmbss Lands In
he staAss Of Callf ,rnia, orseen. Nsvsda and
Washingtoa Ts11toey." John O. Fair. 81
King county. Washtngten Territory. has this
day AIsd n this olBos his application 70 puf-
No. n nossA. sanes 10. sass Of the william
etc ueg1dian.
AM cd I'll psesons claiming adversely thu
eaid described LAnd, o. any portion thsreof.
aRs haeshy required 10 ale thsir elsins int u
oGce within saxty teoj Aays IRON dass hsrsof.
0lvso unAse NJ hanA. q ny o0ce b 0iyD-
John y. 0OWEY.
Nj f0V HAG1ooeg o. u Lad O01o.
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Notice of ApplicationtoPur
chase Timber Land.


UHYKD oRAT0 DU1a1c4 LAID OVVIcR,
OiyDp1A WAahinAtea Territory. )
NorIoI . hIRHDY oIvEN fHAf. n
~ eompltancs with The peovtsioss q he
At Of OsaQss approved 9uss .. 1878. ssti-
01sd "An ~ fer the sale 81 Timber Lands IN
u eeaSss of California. Orseon, Nsvsda and
Washi-Coa rsnitssy," ,. b. Nc0nv. q
Hing eoansy. y. r. he's this 1as Alsd d this
e: ais :g,ls..s,ss e ssfss..s ne 81 ~ -
fownaaip No. n nossA, 1asGs 10. Q go Of
IL WiIlaDrsts nsRiAiAa.
AM snA I'll psssoas claiming adversely ths
sa5A Assesibad Lad. - any poRttco thsseos.
ass hsssAy ssqeiBs1 n Ne thstr claims h his
49, vhhin axfy tooI aays fsoo dses hsrssf.
0ivsa usass ny hanA, e ny c0cs II OlyD-
- w. - - =; 3c & ~ )! s on n
nyu ~ nsgt~o9 - ~ GAD1 90.
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Notice to Creditors.
HsrArE OF THOMAS BROTHERHOOD

Notice 10 hereby given BY the undefsigned.
sxecntse Of the last will Of Thomas Brother
hood. escsased. 10 the creditors Of end all
peFsoss having claims against the ID de-
ceassd, 10 exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers, vithia one year after the date Of
this notice, 70 the said executor. q his place
Of residence. On the west side 81 NTH street.
hstvssn Pike and Pine. In the city Of Seattle,
county Of Kine. Territory Of Wsshioeton.
Dassd Of Seattle, June 18Th. 4. d. 1883.
We WILSON,
Executor Of the lest viii Of Thomas Brother.
hood, deceased je2i 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-26

In the Lake ahipyard near The barrel
factory are the HILLS intended for Two
atsenwheel steambOats built foe OAp1 j.
G. Brittain. Oue, Of about I'D feot in
iehgth, was bailt ~ year. but for enme
unknown reason 49, nevoe Nnt1Ao0.
II oeAo1 = al0oot 100 feoe l0n&, and
- boon reoon6ay builA