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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

W1on iGretbt ms aus Goitod, Pertb
gourtD, Ontorio: vWlitte 6ebruar ,. S.
brdnnte aus Guice 3opnibip, Yertb Goultz
tD, Ontario, ein Narner 9tan1enS BISCUIT
Sii1b NIT iei1tS SdDo9ers 6rou ourG,
6cr sugGei9 ieit Better ullo Hddbar ipdr.
Ser Sal lit in ieiner Dirt elmer Der i6on1z
G~oiefter inter ben Iei0er unS 5l bGuftg Dorz
fonlmenben. 9ier CAB Der Nuguit 5inB
Dor, mad Sdnias ge6en ;u tDouelt, mas
obsr tpobI fraglih ietn birfte. Sn Be
9~leitung oieies iduberen BadreS b%eftnoet
lib 6 &in6er Is 0tdb6en un0 l 8Habe bon
u Sabren). Ser Diann lit BON nttttler
@r0Be, bat elm oDaleS @eft6t uno tbut
beu6leriider Metie iebr frennolt6.
Die Srdu lit ebenfalS bon mtttler @rObe
unb siennlid itorf. 8obin ieIbt9e cu6
INNER gebsn iouten, 10 finb ebrbore Jto6s
barn bieier beSei6neten 2eute 9ebetet, ooS
8etbGltntb Oieier Gbebreder nidt su bull
ben uno bos Meib 3u neranluiien, 81 ibreur
Utonne 3uriidsutcbrel1, Der I'M @Ienbe fist.
Oenn Sic Srau bat ibn ni9t aaein nit ieis
ncn uilo ibrelt bier fleinen Ginoern fisen
Iafien, ionbern tbnt auf Liittge Wetle ouf
8erdnlaiiuns i6res 8erfibrers eilte grobe
S1uL0enLait duf9ebiroet."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
en- ber Standardization ber Calumet

Sn ben @e6duli9teiten Ser vGaluntct
Sron & StceI Co." in Sroroale brad ant
5onntdg 9ben6 uni 6 ubr Elm Seeker aus,
tpeI6es bier pole Stun6er b%ronnte, e6e iei>
nen1 @eiterumiiGgreifen Gin6alt gctban
tperben fonnte. 0as BON Den Tlainmen
betntseiudte @ebduoe beoedte einen 6lddenz
r6Im BON $50 BEL 60 6uB unb III ibn
laserten SobLcn urb Gote, Die einen Wertb
BON unsefd6r $4,000 beiaBen uno bent
5eler nod LANCE, nadbem es ieine @ter at
nt4ts Inoercut me6r befrtebtsen tontte.
0ea3ru19 goben. Nu1 eineS talnpf zDfaidine
muroe 3erit0rt. Der 8erluit AM @ebduoe
piro duf $4,000, ber on Dem Soblel=
Dorratb uno ber Mldi6ine auf $4,000
tarirt; Bic 8eritderung beft ben S6aoen
poufommen. l1eber bic uridde beS 6euers
DerIoutet, 6ab boiislbe bon elmer @dnnpe, bic
i'm W2didinenrdum brennen6 iteben geldiien
tporben pdr, cr;eugt ipurbe. - @tltern ipd7
teren Geri6te sufDlge betrG8t 6er @einlnnts
perluit ni6t mebr ais $1,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Stoot GbGagO.

5crr 8cor8 Tidert, Generals
@(aeut atuS Correspondent oct S4ts
moiS GtaatS : 3citum8, DeiuGt
acgcntpGrttS ole Staaten SegasD
Wclu Mcricc un0 WericO-
1tufer N9ent SEER 9. g. SObMGe,
btrctit 8e9crtu 6rti9 Californian,
Sregoa9, SS0iDtn8tOn SerrttorDD
utab, rs joining 1tno Soa6o.
11nIere @eiIcnoem beimGcn 9c9ettF
W6rtig fol9cnSe Staaten:
SEER SemrU gSt08erS &aniaS 1tttS
WebrG$fa.
&err ~. 3. 9eppcrLe Sltnots
enttan9 Scr SMinOiS Central Sabt.
SEER 0crntantt Se6cr SuinotS.
9crr &obert G0el WinneiOta. ttttO
@iScouitu.
Sserr 6. ". Wemmtan SnSiGna iattS
Sbto-
Serr SDepSore @tntDcr GOIos
rnoo.
@crr SEQ. ". @0iTo1p entIna8 Scr
Mlton 1tno ct. &otiS G%iiewbabn-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Sea- SFr1tten satr SeaWtttt9
rat1k,fnh1ett.

Tiele rnlerer 6rouel1 leloen III Eol9e pes
Rlimos ali llnle9ellndBt9tctt Der perl0teoez
R s:i{, 1r 3Bis sl, RSHS55 '' g9i}sri: se.' iSeP1en
o,ii Ieid3tc Neiie Ourd) ben re9t5eitt9en Sc
hroud BON Or. Au9ult Eoni9's hamburger
Iropien gebeilt. Uiinf;is Gents bic G9ol@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
60IS 1tltO sSttuQe.

Ser fol9et6e Irtitel lit etn NuSjlt9 aus
eiten Seri9te bes bieii9en Sa0blatte8
Sanitary News" iiber Die Grduf6eiten oeS
9alies uno ber Yun9e. Mus bieien Seri6te
9ebt berpnr: @ritens, Der eri9redenoe Yros
;e1tfab Don 3obe5fdlen, beren llriade duf
gals nno "un9e1leiDen 3uriid 81 fibren
itnb; Srpetters, bic ma19elbafte Sebonos
lutosneiie pom 6als nnb 9un9e, inbem Ydz
ttenten meilters Nersten iiberaut,pnrtet rper=
ben, lpel9e ipobl %oQ9enneine nteotStnti9e
&enntntlIe beIiBe1 1109en, dber benz l6lDtes
ri9en Spe3ial=S tl1otum DON !Dals nt0 Gun9e
feile j3eit 9e1piDn1et haben l9lieblt9 1T ouf
bic Not6p etoi9teit btn9eDteler, in @btco9o
ein ei9enes 9olpttdl 81 grilltoe1, Ill Incident
ltlr yruits NIB 6alSzyetoe1be Nufltdbllte
finben loQen: I'm 4nfl9llB 51 erldn9er1,
melde 6eilmetbobe Die lpirtldntite lit, Die
obenoerdrntet Seibeit 81 %befGrnpfen, murbeu
8eri6teritatter au%s9elot0t, oos llrtbetl
berer 3u erfabren, mel9e OF ioldert 8rd1tf,
beiten 9%eltttel1 nllo ibre Gelunbbett
1pieber erlongt batter. @ie aus 9to6ltebelts
benz eriidtIid, bat ii9 boS Gt~not6nthn9spers
fabren bes Doctor Robert Sumter III Chicago
DIN beiten belpGbrt, mofilr Die fol9enber
3eueuilie ipre1en. SON. Corning Subj
erfldrte benz Nertdterltatter, OoB ct ben
Doctor ais eriteu Gpe5ialorSt Der @elt be-
trd9tet, berlelbe bot ibm 1866 r1o 1874, bd
an ieitelr Iuffonrnen 9e3lDetfelt rpl1rbe,
our6 Iein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oaS yebell
oerettet. csSn dbnli6er Wetle dltBert lt6Soon.
IS. %. 8r1inarb, Gr7ErGIioent oeS @rdtn
unb Gtnd Soaro, Io1ute Ioon. GbarleS S.
6eepe5 pom 9lpmoutb, Snb., ul1b Die t6erren
QS. sc. Niron, .. DC. 8erfDot, grz@loermat
=. 6. 9Sooomalt 1tb 8. Z. Cooper. Ger
lebtere t0err, lett lan9en Sd6ret nit Der Obi
ca9oer Yreilc III Yerbtnbun9, metlt, odb 0ds
feinbielioe Nuftretell Der drstlibel Qrofellton
$50 :..,2~ So ~ oAo,t&,r4o AoS GNr N1tt1for
fernsei6net. Sett lGn9er ais 20 Sobren ut
er BON tbr on9eTctttbet porbelt l1i1o trob ales
benz lit feline Deuti9e NrariS 9r0Ber alS Die
ireenb zines Gbtcdooer Nrste5. Aut brlefll9e
@rtunbioun9et iiber ben @e9enita,1o ltefen
9roee Dfergen Don e1tbuiialtil6e1 Nllttpor=
ten eilt, rpeIde .dle Der Doctor ioutter lG)et
@iuatbmun9srnetbooe Den 8orsu9 9ebert.
Ginioe 9fan1en, pelde Dieuet6t III i~peiteren
&reiien befol1nt ltrb, 1no9eu bier45las ft1oen:
yitnen Burr, Bloomington, Sl.; @eo.
&c. Gl0, 8riuon, isis. 3tep. S. .. sd.
lporbs, De Salb, ST.; 81. 9. 9einntneper,
Carlisle, Genr.; DIR. IT. 0fee6 IT,, Gmfo,
BiS. Scr. &. y. 9iloebran6, 2Nartot, Sl1n
So, Soma; Scr. S. u. lltbp, 6loreltte,
Sen, Nto.; Scr. 81 Nfrs. %. e. Siibop,
Gbcrppob, Q8iS.; Mil1on 6. Smttb $50,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Wtr5. u. Gdiilte, 8ota=
pia, 81. ; Wrs. Bertha S9tu, yincpln, ST.. ;
s. s. Yronupeu, greelt, Soma; Sol. Sdltes
Nlanaeon, 28indeiter, 8p. lltiB abba pet
fel6orer, Jte1ppiue, Eenn. Dtr. g. 6. It.
Glure, 6oloell, Wto. DIR. Napio 9. @reelep,
Softer &roIiirg, GDio. u1o ptele anOcre. IS
ltelt 1i0 lontit sur WerDiBbeit berdus, baB Die
&1trnetbobe bes Or. @ultter etne gan; porz
siioli0e lit, rno ooB biele Sbotla6e SIR oiz
fentli1en 8enntriB 9elon9t tit. Dafiir 9ebilbrt
ber ySdnitdrD 9ielp5" better Ootf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Sic @3rioacDortz 4SmutotU erfc.

CIV 0%6VSN@O&& " %Nt ~ Wv"
Der Bilrgrrpereiit batlfontag DemSta0tz
ratb cine .3uldrift unterbrcitet, III tpelher
CT bic Wornabme elmer Ycrbeiierun9 ;lped5
b"e1erer 9ienitbarm06ung oer Yunlptperfe
in bridgeport cmpfiebIt. Die lebteren ftno
befanlltlih baSu beltimn1t, Ods i6nltsige
Bafier ans bent Siioarm be5 Gbieago
1Slulies in ben SQtnots ullb Wttdigan7
@altal III puu1pen uto baour6 cine Str0z
ntun9 UDm gee in ben SlllB berpor5urufen.
Stun ergieBt it6 aber i'm 15riibidbr uno oft
nod bis III ben SpGtionln1er btnein Dom
Oesplaines : SluB Ourd Die io%genannte
yOgben 0it6" loDiel gSaiier i'll ben Sioe
arm, n0rplih bon Ben Yllnpperten, baB
bieie, %allitatt bas ldn1uBige 9Sailer aus
DEM SiibGrn, fat nur ods lSaiier aus Dem
Oe5pLainesfluB rlttpen n%liilieu, mit6in
ipa6reuD oieier Otonate i6reu 3DeG pouz
itdlotg rerfebleu. I'M Dielenl llebel>
ltanbe abSubeifen, lhIG9t Der Bir5
gerperein benz Staotrdtb uDr, at Gteue
6es alien eingeitlr3ten Odnunes, ueLz
der bas Waiier oes 9eSplatncs : S(uis
les bon Der vOgben Oit6" obodmmte,
looaB e%riterer %ietleln llGtilrlt6en &aufe
folgte, etnen neuen Oanl1t nit S6lenlen
81 erri9ter, tpel9 lebtere mt i'm duBerlten
Jlot6iall. iDdhrenO weniget Woden I'M
Triibia6r, geOff1et iperbeu loGen, ipd0reno
lie III Der iibrigen 3eit geidlolien bleiben
ullb oas Baller oe5 Oe5platnesfllrlles bon
bent Subarm dbbalten 'ouen. Oicle Ser
belierl1l,g, Die Dor3une6men Die @analcDms
miljdre meoer ba5 @elo nod Die @ere6t=
JAMIE bdttel, tDiiroe ndh Der 9tniidt bes
BIrgernereinS un9efGDr $4,000 foiten. Der
Staotratb bat Die Otittbeilung an ooS sus
ItGnoige @on1tte Der1nieleu.
Eoroert oct 6&1ten NrftfeI. = Die
eroBe 8opltloritat Don "'Wilbor's Com
pound of Cod Liver Oil und Lime" bat
eini9e 9elDilietlole Herlonen perdltldBt, einen
nertblolen artifel ibrer et9enell Griinoung
ibren &aufert auf;ul9pasen. 0aber loute
S;eoermann, Der an 6uiten, 0~rfGltungen ober
S6minbll6t leioet, lorgfGltio oaralf a1ten,
mo er btes lrdparat tduft. IS beoorf feines
3eitungSpuiIes, ba Die Geiultote, wel6e ieiz
nem @ebrau6e fol9en, leine bette Gmpfepllne
lino. Ser @igelltbilmer beItbt rci0litbe 3eug:
mile fir leiue allBerorbentli6en @riol0e BEL
auen 0un9enletben. GoS 8olf= 4bo5p6at be-
fist cine lpunoerbare 6eilfraft III Der @ombi=
nation NIT reinem Gebertbran nod Der @nt=
ptinDln9 pDn Or. gSilbor. 9ies 8rGporot
mirb re9elntdBi9 pom 2ler;tell uerorouct. 3u
baben bel u. y. 8ilbor, Gbenifer,
30 :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

gro&rm's SrOnd)iaI Sro@cS 9esen
,6uiteir unb S9nupfeu: SD FAM tidlt gut
o9ne ite iein. gS l6Bt it'd nt6ts nit tbrelt
per9let9en. = Gbrrp. 3. .. Watftrls, 8dls
ton, Snb. 9reis IS @ent8 bic S9o9teL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
Sorsforo's stcio phosphate.
GSiir deiitiae Wrbeit.

6ilr 9eiltIge NrbeIt.
Erof: Aoolpb Stt, Dem DOrf, iast pom
5 SStS F 5]eiiilss4 grSSss $f9 !, 1pT ~iSn SsIa'' psn T faP,
llod ,Srilbitiid bis ip6t NbcnOS, Obne bic ses
ril9lte Iblpannun9 wabrSunebmen, NIB
ipilroe es lest fir feine1 lsretS ouf9eben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
@cr fan1t ~bciratbe&t

ltnb lper ni6t 9ieie 6ra9en b%eantlportet
ten uno auStnbrlt9iten @eiie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03

NientonO ioute Don '0uiten 9epla9t Iein,
ipenn eini9e Golen pon aper'S Sherry Eectoz
raj l0eilui9 betuirtelt. Belt, @ieIb, 2So9Is
iein. Weiul1oheit perOel1 hlerOurd erh0lten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-03
&%tebbabcr ocS fcinifeu SaLpafor
SSlaidocn BtcreS tpoUeu tDrc 8citcLs
Itt1t0est 0ircft att Die @OttraO ScipD
8reI,i1t9 Co., EDtca9o fcMOcM.

90 piel itebt felt, Or. Sul's !ouiten=Sn
rup, lout Notwithstanding ei19enom=
men, pertreibt ben befti9lten 0uten.
, 1884-05-31

Of the Spokane river, or any waters con-
nected Herewith above the lower falls Of
said river and within the corporate limits
Of said city or within five miles thereof,
the body Of any dead animal, meat, fish,
manure, shells, tin cans, bottles, boxes,
boards, sticks, limbs Of trees, brush,
paper, or any kind Of debris or refuse
matter whatsoever tending TO polute the
water thereof.
Any person, firm or corporation so Of
Tending shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
dpnieanor and on conviction thereof shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding 500,
or imprisoned for any time not exceeding
90 days for each ofiense.
SEC. 3. That it shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to put
down any drain, sewer or waste way, or
cause any drain, sewer or waste way to
be put down, or TO use any drain, sewer
or waste way already put down and run
ming into any Of the waters Of the Spokane
river, or any OF the waters connected
Herewith, above the lower falls OF said
river and within the corporate limits Of
said city or within five miles thereof, for
the purpose of carrying of any sewerage,
drainage, slops or waste matter OF any
kind whatever.
Any person, firm or corporation so Of
Tending shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
demeanor, and Oh conviction thereof shall
be fined in any sum not exceeding 500,
or imprisoned for any time not exceeding
so days for each Otiense.
SEC. 4. That all ordinances or paris Of
ordinances conflicting herewith be and
the same is hereby repealed, and this
ordinance shall take effect and be i'm force
from and after the date Of its passage and
publication.
Adopted by, the Council May 9th,
A. d. 1884.
Approved:
J. n. GLOVER, Mayor.
CHARLES L. CRELLIN, City Clerk.
, 1884-05-31

Next Monday ". II. Harris
Nickle Plate Circus will give two
performances in this city. The
Nickle Plate is the first ring show Of
the season and will as usual draw a
large crowd. The company consists
of some of the best performers in
the arena, and the outfit is highly
spoken of. The proprietor has spared
no expense to gather under one can
vas the best talent, which, together
with a large geological collection
will present an attraction that can
not fail to please the public. Mr..
Harris will make successful season
on the road,
, 1884-05-31

Quite a large audience assembled
at All Saints Episcopal Church last
Sunday evening, attracted by the
announcement Of the presence of that
eloquent and talented divine, Rt.
Rev. Bishop J. A Paddock, would
perform the ceremony of confirma-
tlOn during the evening. After the
customary church services, with Rev.
c. c. Burnett, officiating, the Bishop
delivered an appropriate and inter
esting sermon, and then confirmed
the following candidates: Emily u.
Cutter, Aimee Sherlock, Hattie Grif-
fits, Edith Grifiitts, sylvester Heath
w. S. Rough, Mary A. Rough. The
Bishops charge to the class was 4
timely and instructive effort, full Of
good advice and chsistainly precepts.
, 1884-05-31

On last Wednesday morning DR..
Scott performed a very grave and
10 far successful operation on Mrs. A.
i. Thorp, of this city, for the removal
OF an intra uterine .fbrOid tumor.
The operation was performed under
ether, and the time required twenty
minutes. The tumor weighs two
pounds. The fourth day after the
operation Mrs. Tharp was doing well,
and every hope is entertained OF her
permanent recovery. DIR. Scott Is a
comparative stranger among us, but
there is no doubt Of his being an
accomplished physician, and we con-
gratulate both the doctor and his
patient on the result.
, 1884-05-31
ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance for the protection and main
tenanee Of health.
SEC. /. Bo Il ordained by the City Of
Spokane Falls that II shall bc unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation 10 sell
or ofIer for sale the flcsh Of any animal
dying otherwise than by slaughter, or
slaughtered while diseased, or any dis
eased or unwholesome hosh or fish, or
any unwholes0me -four, meal, bread or
cake, or any unsound, decayed or rotten
fruit or vegetable, OF any unwholesome
substance whatever which Is 10 be used
for food.
Any person, firm or corporation so Of
fonding shall be doomed guilty Of a mis-
dcmcanor, and on conviction thereof shall
he fined In any sum not exceeding 500,
or Imprisoned for any time not exceeding
% days for each Oiicnsc.
SIC. q That Il shall be unllwfGl for
nny person, tirm or corporation 10 throw,
place, or leave, or cause 10 be thrown,
placed OF let In or upon any o. the Na.srs
, 1884-05-31

Last Saturday afternoon as Frank
Herring was driving with a load Of
lumber along the narrow road
skirtfng the river, between Front
street and Cannon's sawmill, the
horses commenced baking and
backed the heavy wagon over
the steep bank. Wagon and
horses were precipitated into the
water and were swept over the dam,
drowning the animals aud breaking
the wagon. The dead horses and the
front wheels Of the wagon lodged on
come rocks just opposite the sawmill,
in mid stream. The news Of the
accident spread rapidly, and large
crowd lined both banks Of the river.
Efforts were at once made to save the
harness, and after many attempts a
hook was attached to the wreck and
drawn to the river bank, where the
harness and part Of the wagon were
secured. The team was valued at
500, which is a heavy loss to Mr..
Herring.
, 1884-05-31

Next Thursday our citizens will
have an opportunity of seeing one Of
the best circus troupes on the road,
in the shape Of J. B. Shaw's Great
Silver Plate Combination. Reorgan-
ized for the season Of 1884, this COM
pany presents many startling. at
fractions new to the sawdust circle
and will give bill that cannot fail
to please. The performers are the
best in the profession, the menagerie
made up Of fine specimens Of the
animal kingdom, and everything
about the outfit is new, complete and
first class. We expect to see the
mammoth canvas filed to its utmost
capacity.
, 1884-05-31
SUMMONS.


County Of spokane. SN'
In Justices Court In Spokane Falls precinct,
spokane county, Washington Territory,
before n. T.. Allen, Justice,
To y. II. Mozart You are hereby notified
that r. c. Cove and Walker l.. Bean, doing
business 0ormerly) under the firm name OF
Cove a Bean, have nled complaint against
you In said court which Will come up TO be
heard at my office IN Spokane Falls, W. T.,
on the lih day Of June, A. d. 1874, at the hour
Of . O'Clock, q. m. Of said day, and unless you
appear aud then and there answer, the same
will be taken as confessed and the demand
Of the plaintiff granted. The object and de-
mnnd Of said claim Is 10 recover the sum Of
Si4.48, on n balance Of account for goods,
wines and merchandise sold and delivered
you TO date OF that value.
Complaint flled on May 2, A. d. 1884.
II. T.. ALLEN, Justice Of the Peace.
J. HOOVER plaintiffs Attorney.
, 1884-05-31

NEXT week the Republican Ma
tional Convention meets in Chicago,
and the greatest interest is felt in the
result of the deliberations of that
body. 1t depends in a great measure
upon the wisdom Of the convention
in the selection Of candidates how
the election Of next fall will go.
While we believe the Republicans
are powerful enough in the land to
elect any man that this body may see
fit to name as its standard bearer, yet
there are those who are so endeared
to the American people that they
would find it q much easier victory
than others whose names have been
used in connection with the candi-
dacy. The party is more united to-
day than it has been for eight years,
and nothing but glaring mistake
can wrest the administration from IL
It would be out Of the question to
predict who the nominee may be.
We favor Blaine. He could carry
the Pacific States like a whirlwind,
but the sum total Of the electoral
votes of that section is bst bagatelle
in comparison with the strength of
the eastern States. Some cOmprO-
mise may be made upon man with
out any present strength, and a NOM
ination the least expected may be
made. We look forward hopefully
to the selection Of Mr.. Blaine, but
ready at the same time TO accept the
choice of the convention should
another be the fortunate nominee.
, 1884-05-31
SATURDAY, MAY, 81, 1894.

THE Sprague Herald man fiys into
a rage over the same letter from
Huchingson & Mann that awakes the
ire of Cheney Hooker. But Mr.
Hooker's remarks are gentlemanly
In comparison with the Outburst Of
the thing who runs the Herald. No
feeling of envy should exist between
Sprague and this city. The people
OF the two places mingle in friendly
relations, and we have never heard
n word mentioned unfavOrable to
that place. OF course, the views of
The Herald are not the views of the
best citizens of that place; in fact,
the good people Of Sprague and the
Herald have nothing in common
with each other.
, 1884-05-31
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W. T.
May 10, 1884
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
y. :. Land Office at Spokane Falls, W. T., on
July 10, 1881, at 10 q. M, VIZ: George 9.
Schneider for the n14, nel4 seA neA and nel4,
seL sec 10, TIP 25 y Ri3, + W NJ
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlva-
ton OF said land, viz: Wendell Grant, q.
Pnlmtag, Justice Wentzell and Robert Ras-
ncr, Of Spokane Falls, W. 7.
]. N. ARMSTRONG, Reglster
, 1884-05-31
SUMMONS.
TERnIrOnr OF wAsHNoroN.

IOnnTV OF NnOKunN.
In Justice Court, H. +. Alien Justice.
The United states to Peter Ashley and
George Sanborn You and each Of you are
hereby notified that Alexander Warner and
Jas. III. Roe, cO-partners In business under the
frm name and style Of Warner a Roe have
filed n complaint against you in said court
which will come on 70 be heard at my office
the I'm day OF June, A. D. 1874, at the hour Of
nine f0) O'Clock o. m, on said day and unless
you appear then and there answer the same
will be taken a. confessed and the demand
OF the plnintln granted. The object and de-
mnnd of said complaint Is 70 recover the sum
OF seventy le70l dollars for livery hire and
damages 10 team, carriage and harness
hired by said defendants December and 10,
issa Complaint iiled MAY ], 1884,
II. E. ALLEN,
Justice OF the Peace.
y. s. Julien Cox 4 W. Abbott Lewis, Plain
ufins Attorneys.
, 1884-05-31
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice Is hereby gived by tho undersigned
administrator Of the estate Of Michael Copen-
hnver, deceased, TO the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said de-
censed 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within one year after the first pub
licatlOn OF this notice TO the said ndministra-
tor at the office OF Cox & Lewis in Spokane
Falls, spokane county, w. T.
Dated at Cheney, W. T. April II, 1884.
W. V. WINDUS,
Administrator Of the estate Of Michael Co
ponhnvert deceased.
, 1884-05-31
NOTICE.
APPLICATION TO PURCHASE TIM,
BER LAND.
r..s...-ft. r.-t.-

RPoKANE FALLS, W.
April Is, 1884,
NOTICE is hcruby given that In accordance
~ with tho provisions OF the net Of June g.
ISIS, that Lafayette Jackson, OF Spokane
county, W. T., has made application TO pur-
chase the va Of NV Z, NV y ne = and lots
and sec 10, + 2i, n X Y, +. W. NJ, said party
alleging thai the above mentioned tract is
chiefly valuable fpr the timber thereon.
Proof In support of said allegations VIII be
made before the United States Land Once At
Spokane Falls W. 7. on Wednesday, July 0,
1884, NJ 10 o'clock A. m.
Any person claiming adverse rights 10 said
traei " hereby required TO file notice OF tho
same Ia HIS ofllcr on or before the oh day
Of July, l,lsS, 70 O'Clock a. m.
j. N. ARMSTRONG, Register
, 1884-05-31
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, |
EOuNTY or EpOEANE

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF SPOKANE,
+. II. Mccullough, Plaintiff, versus Henry
White, Defendant. In the District Court Of
the Territory Of Washington, and for the First
Judicial District thereof, holding terms at
Cheney, Spokane County, In said Territory.
The United states Of America to Henry
White, defendant You are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you by
Court OF the Territory OF Washington and for
the First Judicial District thereof, holding
terms Mt Cheney, Spokane County. in said
Territory, 70 answer the complaint Of plaintiff,
hlCd In Spokane County, within twenty days
after the summons, exclusive Of the day OF
service n served within said county; u not
served within said county, but within said dls-
trict, IN thirty days; II served within any other
judicial district In the territory, In forty days;
N served by publication, within sixty days
after the date OF the first publication OF this
summons or the said plnintinwill take judg-
ment against you by default, acc riding To the
prayer OF the complaint
This action is brought to recover the sum Of
50 loaned to defendnnt by plaintih, and
from thd Ourth.c Gay o1Novcmber lS53 and for
the sum Ol SIS paid by plaiUtin Ia divers per
sons for and ut the speclyl request Of the
dcfCndent, and interest thereon at one per
cent per annum from lst day Of December,
1885.
W tncss the Hon. 8. C. wlngard, Associate
Jutticc Of the supreme Court OF Washington
Territory, and Judge Of said court, and the
seal thereof afilxcd, this 18th day OF May,
A. ID. 1855
H. 81 A REEVES AYERS, Clerk.
By J. T. BOcHHART, deputy,
BUCKLEY & TAYLOR, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Date Of first publication, May 3ist, lsSi.
, 1884-05-31
Application TO Purchase Timber
Land.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Spokane Falls, W. T., April Is, 1885,
NOTICE Is hereby given In accordance
N with the provisions Of the act of June 8,
1873, ,thutCharles Compton Burnett OF Spokane
county, W. r., has made application to pur-
chase the e% ne = Township %, N Range %
W. NJ. containing ~ acres, said party alleging
that the above mentioned tract Is chiefly val
unblo for the timber thereon. Proof in sup
port Of said allegations Will be made before
The u. S. Land ONCE, Mt spokane Falls,
Washington Territory, on July %, 1884 at 10
o'clock a. m.
Any person claiming adverse rights to said
tract Is hereby required to fllo notice Of the
same In this Office on or before July ., 1854
81 J. NJ ARMSTRONG, Register.