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SUMMONS.

rs Tds DISTINCT cogRT OF THE
L Third Judicial piztrfes Of Washington
Territory, holding terms At sestt . In King
county. for the counties Of XII snA Ki'ssp.
No. $751;. Sehram and A. Korn, doing
business unce the firm name and ssyls Of J.
schfam & Co., plsintiffs. W. 3. A. Miller and
W. c. Squire, defendants.
Complaint fled In the county 81 King. Ia
tie ONCE of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The United States Of AHsersea SIND greeting
To s. A Miller ard W. @. squi .. de-
fer anfs: YoE are hereby required
to appear In IN aetion brought sgsinss
yen BY the above named plaintiffs. IN
the Dis'ricT Court OF the Third Jasiciai Dis
til OF tbs Territory Of Washington, bolt
ing terms At the city Of Seattle, In Ihs county
OF King. for the counties Of King aud kitsap.
end TO answer the cont laiut nled therein,
within SKY day from the date Of TIE FIRST
publication this summons, or Judgment by
default will be t%kes against you. according
to the prsye. Of the eonIpl-int-
The said sciisn 10 urou BIT 20 recover tudg
mrRt in the sum OF four hundred al one
dollars and cry cents. for work Gone OF and
materials furnished ser what IL known IS the
Alhanbfa tt eater situate on ift stx. o b. OK
seven. CT David 8. MAyssrd's plat Of The
sewa ROW cifyl Of Seat le. in said county
. srritory. and 10 fereelose mechEnies
lien duly tiled thereon for said labor and ms
terials-
Witness the Hon. Roger :. Greene, Judge Of
the said District Court. ana the zeal
SAL hers. 4, this i7ih day Of nsy. A ID.
s----' 1884.
JAMES sEAvEY. Clerk
b. ysnEsP IuDLsw, Deputy.
Jaeobs 4 ysH nes. sttorneys fer plaintiffs.
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FOR SALE.

THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF IF
L the Roche Harbrr Lin WORKS. stu
ated at the no,th end OF the san Juan
island. cons sing Of leo acres of land.
with the lArg st deposit of pure viii 4
limestone Oh the coeASr running in con
tinupu line east and west ON Prescott
Ray 10 koche iisrbor. easy Of access for
shippiGg and for lime kilns on both har.
bors. three-Quarters Of a mile across.
There are tw- good ime kiln oDsrat ng
At the pse-ent me at kuChe Harbor
with a capacity ot o bar els each a
hOars, y Goot wharf and lime she $
coo er shop. store sna DIVE ling house
and a nice new cling Just finished thi !.
summer. with tenemrut house Ior CO per-
anu work Ucn. a story and ha / hull ing
now oc' upied ana rent Il by the Cove n
meBt for a Custom House and ali Sther
tenements and her ditame Is thereunto
he'ongii For terms apply To COLLIN
ROSS. at Roche Harbor. les W sln
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To all whom It may Concern
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE, w. T., July q, 1883

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE, w. T.. July q. 1883
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w cate August f9 1873 executed in pur.
suauce OF an ordinance approved August
Is, 1871 the city OF seattle conveyed to I ne
Seattle and Walla Wa!la Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street. In said city OF
seattle. in. along, around and aboutElliot
bay, from extreme high to extreme low.
tide and deep water; and.
Whereas. The legislative Assembly OF
the Territory of Washington by an Act
approved Soyember 8 1873, ratified and
confirmed siid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions, which have been fully
performed by said Company; and,
Whereas. Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vest d the title Of said lands in
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. in fec sim.
pie and.
whereas. The United States has acqui
esced in sail grant and conveyance and.
Whereas, The said Seattle and Walia
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed all OF
said lands to the Columbia ana Puge
Sound Railroad Company:
Now. therefore. the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
give notice that IL claims the exclusive
right TO occupy said lands and 10 erect
wharves and other structures thereon,
and that all persons are hereby notified 70
refrain rom occupying or entering upon
any OF said lands without the consent in
writing. OF said Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company.
OLUMBlA & PUGET SOUND r. r. co
By +. p. WEYMOUTH.
APPS Assistant Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Call for a Republican Terrific
rial Convention.

AT MEETING OF THE REPU Bill
N can Territorial Committee. held at
Vancouver. April 3. lS4 1t was resolves
that the next Territorial Convention. for
the nomination OF DELEGATE to Congress.
be held al Seattle, King county, en- Tu 3
day, Septembe 4. lS4, at 10 o'clock g. M,
for the purpose Of nominatiN Z candidate
for Delegate to Congress-. and for the
transaction of such Other business as may
D operiy come before it.
The COMMITTEES fixed the apportion-
ment Of del gates to the Territorial on
vention as follows: One delegate at large
for tach county in the Territory. and one
additional selegare for every 100 votes.
aud one additional delegate for every 10 or
NOR votes cast in each county ~ the
general elect on of lS-2 Tor the Republican
candidate fer Delegate u Congress. Upon
this basis the various counties of the Ter
ritory wi be entitled TO representation
in said Convention as follows:
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DEATH OF PAUL M0RPHY.

Paul Charles Morphy, born At Nev
Orleans, June -, 1887, was a lawyer
His grandfather was a native of Madrid
Spain, and his father was an associate
OF FL. Livings on, and for some year,
Attorney General OF Louisiana. At II
years If age Paul was taught the moveS
OF chess by his father. In two years be
had vanquished all the amateur players
of New Orleans. In 1850 he entered St
Joseph's College in 1855, law school
ia 1861, was admitted 10 the bar. In the
latter year he defeated all the best play.
era in she United States at chess con
Rress in New York. Returning TO New
Orleans, Morphy challenged the chess
players of the United States 10 play HIM
at the odds of pawn and move. IL
was never accepted. la 1853 he visited
England and France, defeating Loewen-
tkal. Stanton, Hartwitz Adolph Ander-
son, Riverre, I.aroche. Journpd and De
vincke. He has not played for twenty
years. The game has made immense
strides since his time. For one first
class player then there are twenty new,
and the science has developed. Morphy
would have to alter his style to suit the
new conditions. For instance, Morphy
considered the king as an object merely
of attack and defense, while the modern
view is that IL j. itself strong piece, to
b. used throGs hout the game.
On the evening OF July 10th last, he
was found dead in a bath tub at his
home in New Orleans. He had been
taking his daily bath, and il is supposed
was seized with tit, for when his fam-
lily. alarmed at his long stay, entered his
room, he was found face down in the
water dead. He had been drowned
Murphy was II years of age, but looked
older. He WAS far below the average
hight. and ia these latter years was of
very slim build. His complexion was
dark and his face weasened, with black,
restless eyes. His dress was faaliless.
but he was odd in his attire. which was
always the same He were a round
crown hat, dark cut-Rway coat, imma-
culate linen, and light colored, tight 1T
ting pants. He has been weak minde d
for years and was continually mutterina
TO himself. On every bright day he
walked on Canal and other prominent
streets, always choo ing routes most
freqas nted by ladies. In late years he
never PLAYED chess. Sometimes be was
induced bv friends to seat himself at
the board, but IN the midst of the game
he would suddenly sweep the pieces,
rise, and start off 10 attend "that great
case" which was his mania. That he
had not forgotten his cunning at chess,
IL evidenced by the fact that during the
recent visit of Steinisz 10 this city, he
carefully followed the games of that
player as they we're reported by the
PLAYERS, and criticized their moves 4.
During the visit of Steinitz several at
temf ts we're made 10 bring him and
Morphy together, but the latter success
fully resisted them.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
WRIGHT'S
RESTAURANT.

MRS. NJ: J. WRIGHT Has
~ ~ sutheu personal superyis;,. hh-
y, right 5 K staur4It ia Colman po sn q
front street she thanks Iha ~ On
par Ins. and cordis ly invites The onisr
70 can ana testify 10 the establishes ,a "
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THE TACOMA

Huntins' oes
,Ac,ommo. attn. Din.
A new and elegant summer p.
ali the yea J. at the termiu Us Of ~ open
ern Pacific han road. on Pm, Noith.
SubStA TALLY b lit 70 b ick snaS SO nd.
fufni-he luxu' iously. equippsd a ssloe1e'
hS drau ic Elevator. Electric ~ win a
and B,ths, s'tuated ona plateaD ~ sas
above tue sound. commanding a. ~ Ieet
passed view OF Mount Tacoma. H. s1 sur
equal on the coast. mas no
For larucula' ~ d terms aaSu
je20 I'm New n 'con anS ser,
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Notice of Final Proof.

q. s. LAND OFFICE At oLYN IA. W.T.,
July Z, 1894
Notice IL hereby given that MARY l.
E BROWN has ilsd "a tice of intention 70
make dnal proof before the Clerk o. the Dis
srict Court, a, his Office. in Seattle, W T., On
Wednesday, the 9th day of Augrsr, A, d.
1874, on Pre-. emption d. s. No. 1887, for the
NE Il Of section 10, township % north. range
4 east
She names as Witnesses Nichael Kel{ey
snd John Bissell, OF Duwsmi h. W. T.. ard
Mrs Msttie Hav, rson and Lincoln ponlius OF
Seattle, w. T.
JoHNF CONVEY,
jy10 au14 REGISTER ~ the La once.
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sstf No. u. Kesrgv 5, San Fraac.sc
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIcE.

UNITED STATES LAND UFFTCE-
OLYMPIA. w. T., July l. 1884.
COMPLIANT HAVING Il IN fNrtRED
" 1t this Off e 10y I'm A. PETER On
against OTTO y. CARLSON, for abandoning
his homestead entry No. 46T3, dated February
10. 1888. upon the E y SIS y of So. tion 81,
and Il If Ne i of section -, township Is
north. range east, in Kit sp county, Wash.
ngton Territory. with view 10 the Gao
collation. Of said eutry, the said parties are
hereby SUNNI ned to ,poeAr n this Office on
ruesdsy, the l6'h day OF sept. nobsr. 1854. a,
, O'Clock p. m. 70 respond ard furni ssst
mony concerning ssia alleged abs doument ;
and IL appe ring u o r ati>laction thai req
soma service cannot be had the sal o 20
Carlson, serNi 9 here-f viii he msd- by
publication, posting All Snail., z, second
ing To rules Is aud "a G. prac. CT II Uuite 4.
states Districl Land Qfiices
iyi AM ga CONVEY Ne -.
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c. II. Warner, shining light Of East
ern Washington Democracy, has writ
ten the waIla Walls Journal the letter
f.Iloxing IN reply to q communication
that appeared in this paper 4 few weeks
ago, and which has since been extern
siyels copied in the press Of tie Terri
tory:
Il have noticed IN some Of the papers
a statement that voted and worked for
The bill assessing the gross earnings OF
the railroad. IL seems strange TO me
that such assertions should he made.
xhsn. in fact. | fought the measure
from first to last spoke twice against
IL, and used every effort in nav power 10
defeat H. | objected to and fought
against Mr.. McNauehts speaking be-
fore the Legislature. and even after the
bill had passed went TO the Governor
and showed him that II was an outrage
upon the people and against the organic
act, and asked him to examine IL care
fully and, il consisten. with his ludR-
ment, 20 veto II. Nov. these are facts,
as any member will attest. Mr. hun
cate. of WaIls Walls. will tell you 80. |
you'd be pleased 10 have you publish
the facts and ask the other pap~rs 20
copy, or At least To investigate. | have
been one Of those Who believe in the
rights ot the people first, and that cor
porafions deriving their power from the
% ople should be subservient % the will
If the people and he held 70 the STREET
letter of the Law. the same as an indi-
viduel.
The published letter Of Mr.. WaIrer
was shown TO our correspondent, who,
upon making investigation Of the
record, submitted the following
SEATTLE, w. T., July Is, 1884,
| Fprrog st-IETELIIGEScER:
| A few weeks ago, under the sionatnre
% Democrat." the writer stated that
Mr.. Warner voted for the Ac, taxing
the gross earnings OF the railroad
This information WAS given me as com
ing from a member of the recent Legis
lature. Having seen this denied, rs
soon AZ 7 could I procured a jnurnsl oil
the House. and I find this record On
Gage 2g2 Mr.. Shaw, from ths Com
mittee on Agriculture, reported the bill
and recommended its passage. MIR
1
bar 10 explain the merits of the bill
The bill then went to vote. Those vot
ing in favor OF IL we're Barlow. Black
we'll, Brooks, Clark, Foster, kincade
Kahn. Landrum. Martin, Shoudy
Stitzel, Turpin, Young and Mr.. FerRu
sor, the Speaker. Those voting aRains
II were: Messrs. Besserer, Brining
Coply, GoodelI. Haneate, Lloyd, Miles
Ping, Warner"
My Informant WAS honestly mistaken
and | hasten to make the correction
In looking over the journal | find OF
page 1883 that on November 2ist Mr.
Landrum introduced memorial II
favor Of restoring the railroad lands t.
the pnbli, domain, and that Mr.. War
ner voted for this memorial. aud Mr
Joseph Kuhn voted against il. Mr.
Warner will make good Democratic
candidate; Mr.. Kuhn will not.
Democrat.
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Notice Of Fina! Proof.

Us LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T.
June 20. 1884.
Notice is hereby given thst JAMES Fl.
CLINE has flet notice of intention 10 make
final proof before the OF rk OF the District
Court, at his Office, in Sc lie, VT on Friday,
the 10 h day of August, A. ID. 1874, on Pre-
emption ID. S No 7572, for the LOT :, f y of
Nv \ and Sc i of NV \ of section II,
townsh p % north. range east.
He names as witnesses A. d. Gu hrie,
Anthony ohltrt, Nv N Bushong aid George
Pickering all OF Seattle. W. L.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
1, Saul Register of the Land Office
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Notice of Final Proof.

c. LAD oFyIcx AT oIrsPIA. VT
guae IL, lisa
~ Notice - hereby given that Henry G.
HALE has ed notice % intention g. make
final prof for y lson McCAihlm, County
Anditer. . his flee. In Port Madtsoa, NJ.
on WEDNESDAY. the S0th day Of July, A. L.
1854, on pre- empsien d. =. No. seas, for the )
= o. Sc \ Of section 3 and \ II Ne L OF
sect On 10. township Is n RITZ. ranes . eat
h names a. xitnessss: David Kelley, &c
NJ Bart .. James Douga- and John orsndy.
al Of Port Aadi on. tt.
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
1elZtvlI Register OF shss ana flee
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NOTICE.
Notice of Final Proof.

Q. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.
June 4, 1854
So Notice is here by given tnat EDMUND
". HOLMES has flsd notice Of intention to
make anal proof before Msurics McMicken,
No,sry Public, az his office, In Seattle, W. T.,
on "Wednesday. the 30.h day of July. A. y.
1884. gu Exemption d. y. No. 69is, fer tie
lots and ana sW \ Of NE \ and ~" i OF
Sc 1 Of section 2, township 25 north, range
5 cas-.
re names as witnssses L. McRe imond.
OF Redmond, w. T.; l.. Nc. Gacris m. John
Low and Melville Crawford. all OF Seattle.
W. T.
TOHN y. GOWTY
lel2ivl7 ReQister of the Land Offiee.
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Notice of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATS DISTRICT LAND 0FFrcF.
olympia, Wellington Territorv /
NcTfcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THsT. IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the
Act OF Q hgress approved Juae 3. 1873. snfi.
ted !" An Act for she sale 81 Timoer Lands IN
the States II California. OreROa. Neyada ana
Washington Territory" EDWARD ;. IN
GRAHAM. OF kiDg county. Washington Ter.
rltory, hss this day filei In this One his Ap-
plicsiton 90 purchase the 4 i OF Sw \ %
section ), Ne y Of nv y. aud NV Y q NJ
OF secsion No. 10, Ia tswRshtp ~. "a
rorih. range No. l west Of the Willamette
Meridtao.
Any ard ell persons claiming aiv srseIw the
said described land, or y PARTON thereof.
are hereby required TO hle their aims in his
once within SIX y teQl days from date hereof.
Given under nay hand, a. my efics 10 ulym-
pis, W. T., this 81 day u May. A ID. lisa
JOHN =. COMFY,
my8 ty'0 Register - the Iaat Once
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The Berlin Cloak and Suit HOUSE, 10
Cherry street. Seattle. W. T.-Nir~.
stylish cAshnaere suits. in all shades
Sio. silk suits from $ss MP. A nice
line OF tailor made cloaks aud wraps to
be closed very eheap. AL these goods
are eur own MAKE no cheap trash auc-
ton goods that no cue wants. W. u,l
make any garment 90 order. either from
yours OF our own matt rial. cheauer aud
better than any one else. and warrant 4
perfect rs. Country orders viii receive
the utmost attention.
lain Ii. HARazs Il Co.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

s fAxp oFyEcE AT oLrxrr., W.T.
June "a. ISA
- Notice II hereby gwen that Mis-
ELpfSSoS has Dled notice Of intention 10
make maj pref before the Judge, or 10 hts
sbsence. the clrrk OF the District Ooart, &
HI ofhce IN sesttl~. W. r.. on Thursday the
Slst DIS of July. A. d seS4. on Il mests d sp-
plI alton No. 3l75. or tire q $ and M \ of
2sast.
He MANS o. Witnesses: J0ha r. Frybsrg
a-d Trumss BarpeT, - Sog Bl-kely, VT.
and John W Ana rson Id Erik istrona,
Of Seattle. w. T.
JoHNF CONVEY.
tel9jy24 Reg STIR Of tee Land Ofce
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To STRANGERS, Temple of Fash
ion on Marion street is closing out az
sacrifice prices, and ladies wishing any
thing in the line Of hats, feathers. flow-
ers, silks. satins, pushes, ribbons and
millinery Of all kinds, should nos fail
10 visit that establishment. 4
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The dissipated Simkins told Fi,z, the
other day. that bis aunt, pious sister
OF charity, Was dead.
Did you ever BEE herr inquired
"Ot course. Why do you ask?" re
sponded Simkins.
Oh said E,z, i wss only going to
remark that IL you had never seen her
you never would"
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BARNES PATEN
foot and steam power
Scroll saws Circular
Saws. Mat.sers Lahes
Tenoners. Formers, etc.
OSB0kS * Air KAN
TER. sole ag~ntz 6ss
Market street san Fran
cisco Mechanics tnols
Hardwa e srd NJ chin
cry. CafasogHs- OF all
our goods sent IRE en
ap22dwsm
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MISCELLANEOUS
c. :. LAMP OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. 7

c. 5. LAMB OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. T..
June is. lSS4
Notice is hereby gwen that CHARLES
WENTWORTH has filed notice Of {. tsntion
10 make hnal proof before Alsert VI. Snyder.
Notary Pablo. s. bis Office. in Seattle. ".
T OF Thursday. the Eth Gay OF August a. d.
1894. on Pre- emption u. $ No. 7l9>. for the
NE \ Of section 80. township y north, range
essr
He names IS witnesses: John MHFPhT,
Thomas Hood, L. Carptnter and William
MURPHY, al Of >ssft e. ". T.
JOHN :. CONVEY,
ie3fj 81 Register Of III Lend on e.
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yLTEHAvETHISD ASSOCIATED
w with ourselves In the Shoe Bust
ness. Mr.. Geo. j. Tarrell. of Albany. Or.
and late with Nolan Brothers. San Fran
cisco. Mr.. Turrell IL q thorough shoe
man, having had years of experience In
that line. TREEN & RAYMOND.
Il. s. Thankful for the very liberal pat
ronage extended TO us Tor the past four
years, and soliciting continuance of the
sarUe, we are very resp ctfully yours.
TREEN, RAYMOND & TUkREt l..
Seattle, tune Is 1884, jefg
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"You are an awful fool, John Smith. "
she said to her husband. with emphasis.
:" know am," he humbly acknowl-
edged.
"And have been ever since the day !
married You"
Longer than that. nay dear, longer
than that"
"Qnite likely"
"fes,' he went on, sadly; 81 have
been an awful fool ever since the dsy
asked you to marry me-"
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Gld, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DIR. kilbonrne. es5
Front street in making artificial dem
lures Gold for partial SETS and alumni
nnm for fun sets prove the most salts
factory.
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The largest gtcck. the choicest ss.lec
ton, The best quality and lowest prices
of stationery, blank books and nisscel-
isnsous books. At the book st6rr OF q.
Davies 4 Co., lis Cherry street. u2
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Notice of Final Proof.

o. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. TIL
June rs. 1884 I
So Notice is hereby giveH taat WILLIAM
MURPHY has hird notice of intention e.
make final proof before Albert NJ. Sny or. q
Notary Public, at his office in Seattle, W. T.,
oD Thursday, the l4;h day Uf August, A.
1884, on Pre-sb ption ID. \. No. 72i0 for the
wv b Of sec ion .. township % north, range
4 east.
Charles Wen'wor h, +. Carpenter and John
Murphy, oil of Stattle, W. T.
JOHN F. CONVEY,
iy3an7 Ra0istar Of fha and nfHsa
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A FIxKD FAor.-Tbe Washington Ter
ritory Employment Bureau is the legi.-
innate place To order your help. They
are genuine business men, and attend to
the wants of all requiring good mechan
los, laborers, cooks, and in fact all You
may want. Offices. Washington street,
next to Police Court, Seattle. Hours.
7sSO 10 $50 daily. 1mdv jel4
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\ aklma and hlttltas-. US
Ana it is Rec mmended that wherS Rev
counties have been established since the
last general election the kepubli,a an Cen
trail Committees of the old counties aF-
portion the new counties on the vote cast
at the last general elect on for Delegate to
Congress, on the above basis.
b. BARLOW. Chairman.
ROBT ID. ATTRIpGE ~ec'y. jN606w2
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FOR the UPPsR SkAciT.
sim, Glide c w. Cove. Master

r EAvES YESLER,s WHARF ON
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood. ltsslsay. Moss Landing. Skagft
City. MoEnt Vernon. Starting and ali IN
termediate points above. For freight or
pas age apply on board or TO GEORGE
POSTER On the wharf anI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

For wachss. klox, silver plated wear
and 50 forth, So TO IL. @. Mclaughlin.
("Little Mack. the jewellery The best
and only stock Of fine goods in the city.
Also, some that amt Sd fine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-17

o. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, ". T.,
June %, 1854.
81 Notice is hereby gwen that A. II.
SROUFE has flied notice OF Intention TO
make final proof b. fore the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, at his ONCE in Seattle W T. on
Friday, the Is day of August, A. d. 1854.
on pre- emf ton d s No 1874. for the lots /,
2, AMI < y Of NE L Of s ction Z, township rs
north, range east.
He names as witnesses a. ID. Guthrie
An hony Ohlert, Iven Bushong ami George
Pickering, all q Seattle. W. T.
JOHN =. CONVEY,
jy9au7 Register OF the Land Office.