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IHB PRESIDENTS PLsNs.-The President has
decided not 10 start for Florida before next
THURSDAY or Friday. ana viii probably appo,nt a
postmaster General before lac goes
TIE TREASURY coUSr-The committee exam,n.
ing the cash in the Treasury has compile ted the
count OF the bank notes in the redemption division
ana In the national bank redemntinn agency
BUSINESS VIII be resumed In those divisions to-
morrow. The money In the cashiers once re-
quired Tor current use has also been counted ana
no interference has occurred in the regular busl-
ness The committee Is now engaged IN couuiin q
the cash In the cash room. the cash vault and tho
division OF loans, the division OF national banks
anu IN the ONCE OF The District sinking fund
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COG o A.
B R E A Z F. ST,

r P s. COCOA.
- R E A IA ST.
GRATEFUI-COMFORTI
BY Thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern ue operations OF diRe and nutrition, and by
vi appicauon OF the me properties of we'll re-
h eeted Gacos MI Ipps has provided breakfast t.
ples with q decately favored beverage which NAV
save us many heavy doctors bills tits by the jlicious
use OF such articles OF diet that constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to sease Hundreds of subtle maadies are
noalne around us, ready to attack wherever there ia
ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood and PROB
cry nourlsned frame. Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
eoo in ans, (ony Hlb. and lb by Grocers labeled
JAMES EPPS co.,
o16-m tu&s Homeopathc Chemists london. Enc
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BERLIN, April 3.--Telegrams were received by
various members OF the reichstag to-day from
hlei announcing that Herr VOmar, socialist, q
member OF that body, was arrested there this
morning.
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Enc Oh the Chicago BriCklayers' Strike.
CHICAGO. April a-The strike OF the brickIayers
demands of their WOrknen for 81 ana 81 so ner
day. ~
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anE NRw YORK sTocKMARKKr
Sne following are the opening an, cios,n, ,.s...
sithe NeM OK stock Market TO-DAY, as reportei
tyspeciai wire 10 H. IL Dodge, 5Ss 18Th street,
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RANGE OF THE THRRMOMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the ofce OF the chief signal
omcer to-day: am $50; IL am, 49,; 2 pm,
1916. Maximum, 49. 6; minimum, $3.50
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IL u 8.
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WHrs-
MARYLAND CLUB A.
MONTICELLO TT.
BAKER.
OLD CROW,
ROYAL CABINET.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD RUM,
JAMAICA RUM,
PIPER HE1DSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED. GUINNESS POR-
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YOUNGEKs SCOTCH ALE. BOT
tiled. HOLLAND GIN
(SWAN).
E. C. KNIGHT,
1918 1882 Pennsyivan1a avenue.
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ANoTHRR BATCH OF INDrcTMENTs-fhe grand
jury this afternoon reported another batch Or in.
octments, as follows VIM a. Cunningham. en-
DeI1iement; ChaA K Williams. house breaking In
nhghs; james White, alias Reddy White larceny:
Frederick Blackwell, petit larceny second ofenSe:
Lafayette Allison, house breaking IN night; Flor.
ence Gertrude Williams, alias E9orence Gertrude
Weston, larceny.
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LABOR STRIKE NOTES.-The bricklayers strike in
rev Haven Conn, has been compromised on tho
painters In Philadelphia are A strike for IS Der
oay.-1he Milwaukee cigar makers threaten TO
s1ike on May lst-The difference between the
employers and the 100 striking cigar makers OF
Lynchburg, Va, are still unadjusted. White labor
was introduced into two more factories yesterday
1nd tne manu acturers have sent away for skilled
operatives 10 train this class OF laborers-Fight
nunorea hands employed IN the shoe factory OF
Sohn Mundel Co., OF Philadelphia, have agreed
10 leaVc the proposition made by the arm TO make
reoucton or ten per cent In their wages in ,he
nanos OF the aroltration committee OF the shoe.
makers branch OF the Knights or Labor for SETTLE
nehI-A strike exists among the puddlers and
helpers at the Pencoyd Iron Works West
Manyunk. Pa, owing TO the desire OF the company
70 reduce the scale OF wages from 81 - Der ton 10
1913. over two hundred men are out.
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BROS. Auciioneers.

REMAINING STOCK OF GROCERIES. sHEI WING.
C0eHrt -; BINS. c PHI FORM SCALE.
BENZ The BALANCE OF STOCK, &c. CON
1AISED IN STORE No. $50 NINTH kEET.
BETHEFN u AND f STREETS NORTUWEsT.
ALSO. HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS Al
AUC1 ION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April. FOURTH
commencing at TWO O'CLOCK we viii sell =, the
above named store, the balance of goods couts1ned
therein, to which atten ton il called au1Jt
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANbUN BHUo., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No 1929
MARYLAND AVENUE EAST,
By virtue of deed of trust, recorded in Lber No
S59 folio 66. of the land records District
of Columbia surviving truste viii sell in front sk-t
or the premises, at public auction, FRIDAY THE
j nix ! EE y III DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1883, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p M ali that certain piece or parcel of Ian
situate and lying in the city Of WasinetoI d c. beng
Known and described rs lot numbered eight 49, in
James f. Woilars subdivision of part of square num-
ered Ten hundred and six (l0Uo) recorded in Iber
H. l. H., 1oIlo $40, &c, in the surveyors Office of fine
district of Columbia, o2ether with all the Improve
ieis- Ways easements rights. privileges, and appr-
enances to the belonging or in anywse aDrertsin
ing. -' ~ ~fi - '"4iA
Terms One-.hird cash; balance six twelve and
eighteen months-notcs to bear and to be Sc
Cured by deed Of trust on preIisesor at opton
OF purchaser Convey ancing purchasers cost Terms
10 DC complied with In seven days otherwise the Tus-
zee reserves tho right to resell at the risk cost of the
some newspaper published in Washington. D. c. de.
post of 800 required at sale. - w.
JAMES +. WOL.LARD. Surviving Trustee.
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CHAkLEs ". BANpY. Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
BU-iNENS PROPERTY ON SEVENIH, BE-
TWEEN AZ AND n STREETS NORTHWEST.
BEING NJ s. I22D AND 1924.
BY virtue of deed in trust dated July 26th IS
io.9 and reeoi led in Liber No si6. folio 30a ct s
seq, Of the lan records for the District ColuIn -
bis. and 10y direction of the no der of promis-
sorry note secured thereby the said note Ueing
End unpa ID. the Undersigned will offer. at public
tlon, IN front Of the premises. ON TUESDAY. The
~ Si-NkNIEENIH DAY OF APRIL, 1858, AT HALF
IN - f0Uk O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described
real estate to ait: Lot numbered nineteen 81 and the
south iah II Lot numbered twenty (20l, in square
mum e:Gj for hundred end forty SIGHT (443l, sub
di'a ~ sct of corporation April sth. 1Sl5, fronting
ao'jt 81 iet 9TH street, and running back with that
!" C'h aHpdt 100 feet to alley. The improvements
e. E-rt 81 two three-etory brick dwellings, with
Term Of sale One fourth cash. and residue in equal
isa!lnents at six, twelve and eighteen months from
gay OF SALE to be secured by tho purchasers notes.
bearing interest and deed of trust the property
Sold or ali cash, at the purchasers option. deposit
OF s2Oo must be made at the time of the sale and if the
terms OF sale be NOT comp lied with within week from
q day OF sale the Trustee the right resell
the property, at the purchasers risk and after
three days notice in The Evening Star newspaper
C"nVeyancing and recording at purchasers cost
q, . 49, ~ K. EICHH0RN, Trustee.
D. l. tUID"E ELL. Auctoneer- ap3-d&ds
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DYckERHorr PORTLAND CEMENT.

DYckzRHorr PORTLAND CEMENT.
Just arrived, and in Warehon.e AZ
A cargo fresh from alE E.IsosI STREET WHARvEs.
Testmonials FROM responsible consumers and experts
syey that 1t Is the best Imported Cement In the market
for miormanon ~ to prices &C.. apply to
H. L. CRAWFORD,
of' u. Il. biSCOE. Sole Agent D. c.,
Ao'h 81. wnarVes 1420 F st. n. "
PAYMENTS FOR
sIDDEfMALKS, CELLARS. GARDEN AND PARK
p psAHTMS; Vn MHREkEVER SOLID. DURABLE
A NTH n STONE. NEGOTIATED MAsTiC''
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
II. L. CRAWFORD.
muslin 142O F street northwest
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N FUZZY, AnchOneer,
VIII sell, commencing SATURDAY MORNING
MARCH THIRIY-FiKST. AT HAI.F-P4ST TEN
OCLOCk- the stock Of Dry Goods, at 905 7tn street
cOnsisting of
VIII GOODS
kILKS, DRESS GOODS TARIE LINENS
TOWELS,
PURE LINEN sHEETINGs. HOSIERY, UNDER
WAR,
MEMS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. GOSSAMER RUE
BIER COATS.
FLANNELS. C,SSINERES. AND A COMPI FTF
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
GOODS.
Ladies viii please attend this sale a. the proprietor is
dets lned 10 sci every til CHEST bid Ter for
cash.
NJ. FOLEY, AuctdIicer
m3j-2w 9US TIN street northwest.
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The COurts.

POLICE CouRT-NSd0e Shell
To-day. Riohard Lee, colored, profanity: & or ?
GAYS Philip Warren, posting bills ON the prop
eTty OF others; s. or 10 days Thomas Cross, de-
Leonard, unlicensed bar: sos or 20 days-appeai
noeea- Michael DAILY, ARRAY: $ or Is days Robt
Charles Carter. colored, assault on oeorrisna
Carter; personal bonds John Henry, ASSAULT on
rancy; 80 days. 10
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THE CONTRACT for the tile work of the new pub
lie building at st Louis has been awarded to the
United States Encaustic Tile Company of Indian.
apOlis, and contract for stating the new public
building at Memphis to Kinseiy 4 Miller, Of Chi
eagO.
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Cs ELATI. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
every day at tho AAan1"S'"foo AIosn
CANDY FACTORY
600 9th street northwest,
Branch Store 1889 Pennsylvania avenue. dI8-sm
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MINERAL ExPosITI0N.-An official telegram to
the Spanish minister here announces that the
Madrid exposition OF minerals and metallurry
will be opened on the LIST OF May next
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ipSIIIVEs SALE OF FRENCH CLOTHS, CAsSI-
MIKE. SPRING STITINGS OF THE MOS r
DESIRABLE PATTERNS.
On tkIDAY, APRIL SIXTH AT TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. shall sell within our salesroom fine assort-
iient OF the above named goods being the stock
IN Fchsnt tallt rstir from business and removed
our store for convenience of The be
sold 20 the highest bidder for cash.
ay3-3t WALT Err y. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts.
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FItHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
ENIIRF CONTENTS OF HOUSE, No l444 PIERCE
PLACE, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIF-
TENTH And 5 AND STREETS NORTHWEST
Az AUCTION. ~ >
Ten O'CLOCK at the above resitience I viii all l"t
OF wei kept furnituTe. We name in part:
Fine Brussels and Ingram Carpeta
Handsome Walnut Desk
What-not
Window Hangirgs.
Rugs Oil Paintings.
EngrXyings Hail Rack,
NJ T. Chamber Suites.
Cottage Suit.
Terms cash. ' 49,
House for rent.
ap2-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD Will erect Hight house
on the northwest point OF s al Rock. Cal.

PENSION OFFICE BIppERs-Proposals were re.
ceiVed by Gen. Meigs for furnishing rope and lum.
Der for the new Pension building for scafroldinv
to-day from the following: l. H. Schneider & SON
George D. Gurus per g. y. Rowe, WheatIey
Bros, Mclean & Son, W. W. Mccullough. Win,
Joseph H. Lee, Joseph l. savage c. w
Johnson, windsor Grayson K r. Vince
Su, James H. McGlll. J. r. Kendall
w,ue1 Lobey, and Thomas W. Smith,
Al are washington bidders. The bM OF JAS H.
McGlll Tor rope at 9.6e cents per pound, and ths
per thousand were accepted. The lowest bidders
per NJ.
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RESIGNATION AcCEPTKD.-The leave Of First
Lieutenant John Kane, 3lth infantry, is ex-
tended to June 50, 1889. and his resigns y n has
60, l062
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THos. H0LLAHAN has been appointed keeper Of
life-saving station No. z Golden Gate Park, Cal,
vice Henry B0hn, resigned
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$50, 900 FOR 90.
FIF TY-FIFTH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING

AoMi A. ~ DISTRIBUTION co..
IN tne CITY Of LoJ.isyiTe on
r,... NON, M0nDAY: APRIL sOTH, 1883.
Sundays excepted.) Repceted adtndscstion Nv Fod
e esnv a bsyon ssase courts have this Com
TEL To this - Company belongs the sole honor o.
the,r a. nasa.ssea the only plan by which
question. A'"ness sno lax beyond
.n ree-ra company has on hand large capital
the s<0AuAJ mo Hns u prlze8 t0r
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AUCTION SALES.

fSUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
SPECIAL. SALE.
TARLOR SUITES. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
MARDSOB.& BOOK CASES. LOUNGES, BED
SIEADS. BUREAUS, WASBSTANDS, CHAIRS,
MATT RESSkS, WIRE SPRINGS. REFRIGERA-
JOB cRQCKERY, TN WARE, STOVES, BRUs-
Sells AND INGRAM CARPETS WHITE AID
CHICK NAT ING. LOT BOOKS, FASHION
Pa 1kRNS. SHOW CASE. COUNTERS, SHELLY
ING &c, SC.
Also,
LOI CHU4DREN'S CLOTHING, AT AUCTION,
On 'HUbSDAY MORNING, APRIL FIFTH COM
iisnclLg at TEN O'CLOCK viii SELL in front OF cur
saiesrooIns, general collection of goods. ar3-2t
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FItHOMAS BOWLING. Aucr,oneer
DUN N SONS ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
fOtsIE, GULL OCTAVE, WITH STOOJ, AN n
GOWN. PAkLOR. CHAMBER, AND DINING
hooh fURNITURE, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL FIFTH At
len O'CLOCK. at No. 1884 14th street. between III
alu street. northwest, shall cell Yery excellent
assortment Of household effects comDrisnp in nnrt
viz: ~o'APAioaAs Ii P@1|
Ote Dunham Sons Rosewood Gaze Piano fSeyen
instrument and In perfect order
Ter and Hair Cloth Psrlor Furniture,
WINDOW Hangings Portieres.
Paintings ard kngravings 81 r Tables.
Hery Superior Walnut NJ. Il. Chamber Suites
E2lr Mattresses. Feather Pillows and Beds,
fiEe Brussels CARPETS and RuSs,
Stair and Hall Carrots Walnut Hat Rack
walnut Crib ard Mattress.
CLOCK Crib and MattrasA
very Handsome Walnut Wardrobe
ManUt Revolving Top Writing Cabinet
walnut S. L. Sideioard,
walnut h2tension Dining Table and Chairs
In safe snd Kitchen Re Qusites &c
MuoOUt3 THOMAS DOWJITa Auct;oranr
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GEfEl'S HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
~ 40 street northwest.
as,es OF Herses. Carriages. Fobes. Whips Blankets
uALf-PAST TEN O'CLOCK. Consignments solicited
Liberal advances msde Al property left with us VIII
ROBERT vOSE q CO., Auctoneers. m6-im
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ARMY OFFICERS RETIRED-The acknowledgements
officers having been found by an army retiring
board incapacitated for active service on account
OF disability incident to the SERVICE they are by
direction OF the President, retired from active
service: Col Thos. II. Neill, 9Th cavalry; Col Jas
infantry.
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of Washington Territory. This map i;
given with the paper for one year for 81
and is we'll worth the money alone.
The first volume of the ENTERpRIsE
closed with the number of the date of
March II, and on March "a was is
sued the first number OF the second vol
une.
The paper has good general circula-
ton over Whatcom and San Juan Coun
Iies. and as an advertising medium has no
superior in this part of the Territory.
Those who advertise in the ENTERPRISE
get full value for the money invested
The rates are liberal, to be had upon APP
picatlon at the office or by mail.
The ENTERPRISE will, in the future ms
in the past. work tor the advancement of
the varied interests Of Whatcom and San
Juan Counties, and VIII 10 any and all
things within its power to aid in the de
vclopment of the lower Sound country.
II is the intention to establish II
competent corps OF correspondents
in all the towns of Wbatcom and San
Juan Counties, in order that it may be
faithful chronicrr of the events. improve
ments and wants of each md every local-
ity within the two counties named.
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decision just rendered, holds that pre-.
enption settlement initiated and filed in
good faith is a bar to timber entry under
the statute OF June 3, 1878. for the dis
posal of timber lands in certain states
and in Washington Territory. He holds
that where settler alleges that lie has
filed his declaration of intention to be-
come a citizen, and fails Tor the time tn
secure record evidence of the tact suc.,
evidence procured may be fled at any
time before a general disposition of the
h qualifications as a pre- emptor with
respect to citizenship.
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The steamer Evangel made her trial
trip from Cook's ways at Vl,toris, after u
thorough lefitting.
Two thausand and one hundred men are
employed upon the railroad bt~een Ia
coma and seattle, aud the work is being
pu he'd with unrxamrl d energy.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company,
o ,,rrating tue Seattle and Newcastle rail
10 d in connection with their line. earned
$2,ll4.2I7 uring the last seven months.
Immigrant passengers on lie North :
crn Pacific railroad will be carried on a
through i'm n grant tram, leaving St. Paul
at $40 p. IN. Il. lily, and running through
to Por lfna ia seven days.
1t is reported that the Southern
Pacific railroad company has contr 'ctsd
to take 1000 tons of wheat through to
Liverpool froai S.u Francisco at Sl1 a
tor.
Inc compit'On 81 'He I"ii'"ao ~ A"Ne
Superior seems to have no effect whatever
in diminishing ir light receipts from SIN
Frantisco. On the contrary they continue
:, i, cre,se, and are greater now than at
any III IN the past. Until within the
past week We never l'eiorc had three
stean,sb ps arrive with partial or en,i
cargoes OF merchandi Sc; never before had
four vessels here ut the same tin Q dis
char .ing cargo, or waiting to diseharge
aud never l'eio,e had 80 much freight
tonnage in port, on the way pit, or load
ing ter IT. The three stcanMls to arrive
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almost together were the Geo. w. Elder
bringing 1884 tons; the Willamette $40
tons, and the Walla Walla so tons. The
four vessels in port were the three named,
and TIE schooner American Girl, the latter
having 400 tons Cargo. In addition to
these vessels, the bark Henry Buck is on
the way with 600 tons of merchandise,
and the steamer Dakota with probably
$50, while the steamer Uma'ila is 20 sail
today, and the schooner W. l.. Brebe on
Thurs lay. Estimating the Dakota ut 40
tons and the Umatlla and Bcebe at 500
tons together. the whole quantity ct mer>
clnndise from San Francisco brought
within the past week. how on the way,
and now loading, Is 1924 tons-a quantity
greater than ever bel.rr shipped in the
same period of time, and by no means in
dicative of loss of trade to the coast me-
tropolis Post Intelligencer.
From the records of the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation company. and those
of the Pacific COnst Steamship company,
1t appears that the number of arrivals 10y
sea at Portland exceeded the number of
departures Ivy 12,l41, and that the arriv
ais at Puget Sound ports exceeded the
departures 10y 6,576, showing an influx of
population Ivy way Of San Francisco to
the territory ,rib0tary to our railway
system on the tic coast of 1857.
There was also steady movement oi set
Il Is overland The total estimated in
crease OF the population of Oregon and
Washington 10y immigration during the
year WAS 10000
The British ship Cairnsmore was
wrecked near the mouth of the Columbia
river on S~pt. 2Sth. Her trw was
brought to Astoria 10y the steamer Queen
ot the Pacific Her cargo consisted of
cement, valued ut $33, S3J. was consigned
from L"nGon on April ~ Ivy way OF
Cape Horn for Portland, and will prove
total loss.
1t is reported that the Sn"qualmie w"g-
on road will be completed 10y the middle
of the present month.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
Olympia, Washington Territory. Notice
is hereby given that. in compliance with
the provisions Of the Act of Congress APP
proved June 3, 1873. entitled An Act for
the sale Of Timber Lands in the States of
California. Oregon. Nevada mud Washing
ton Territory" Charles ]. L. Peterson al
Kitsap County, Washington Territory,
has this day filed in this office his nppli~
cation Ia purchase the NW4 of tn. SWf;
ST of NV and SW4 Of NEt of Section
No. 13, in Township No. 81 Moth, l,ar sc
No. 3 west of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the SAID described land, or any portion
thereof, are hereby required to fife their
claims IN this office within sixty (50) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at Any office in
Olympia. W. T., this 9Th day Of May,
A. d., 1883.
JnHN r GowEy,
30 Register of the Land Office.
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Mr.. Nrgly went to Seattle last week
aud procured the lum her, doors and sash
for the new schoolhouse on Fidalgo Island
M. 10, and it has been delivered on Mr.
Munks' wharf 10y the steamer Washington.
An acre of land WAS donated ly Mi.
Sharp for the purpose, which will lie
cleared a soon as possible. and bids l.
vert zcd for building the house. 1t is 10
be a rustic structure, 90 hy so feet IN siz-
ceied inside with pianed lumber, viii
cost about $500, and is To be finished in
time for the opening of school next spring.
VIM. Gray, VIM. Dcutsch and J,ffcr;on
Nrgley are the directors.
The Revcille urges the building of a
$50 .000-court house at Whatcom. Ii also
van 5 to annex a slice of the CHI Samish
valley, south of the ChucSanut range OF
mountains, which, by II great natural bar
rier, us well as a just and equal division
OF the county, belongs to the Skagit val
ley. Why cant the Whatcem court house
wait, and also the sicing up of the coun-
ty, till the country is settled up, and then
let people decide Tor themselves what
ihrir interests are?
The old In lian chief Seattle is believed
to turn in his grave every time the
name of that town IS pronounced. No
wonder that the QIeen City is restless
with such an unquie' spirit to disturb It's
rpDOSt,