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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-06
DE, LAME,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-OFFICE AND
Residence No. S25 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours 70 10 A. NJ, 3 to 3 and 10
81. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
schools at same place. se5-4plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-06
WANTED.

. MEN. TO PLOW. s26; MEN TO WORK IN
y gold gravel mine, good wages also, man
20 prpne and graft, 81 so per day. long job; a
good hotel steward, wages, $40 to so; Il man to
milk and do chores on ranch, so; also, men
girls for houseworll i'll The city, SIS to so; also.
waitress for hotel, So to so, also girls for
rious other work. Apply to HOUSTON x CO.,
Employment Office, Fourth and ! streets. sac
ramento. jel3-1ptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-06
FRUIT FARMS
FOR SALE
SWEETSER & ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. iOt5 Fourth street, bet, ] and

For $4,000. SO Acres, . miles from Au-
burn acres in Fruit, l acre in Alftlfa. 90
acres in Timber, Dwellings. Stable, eIc This
place wants TO be seen to bc appreciated.
Also
For $500, 90 Acres highly improved /:
Is acres in Grapes. 400 Fruit Trees oi best
kinds; , acres in Strawberries; "a splendid new
Dwelling with . rooms. Stable, Blacksmith
shop and Tools Chiu8-houSe; all Farming
Tools. = Horses; / Cow: Chickens. etc: .
miles from Florn; the soil is deep red sandy
loam
For s11o per acre, 30 Acres, of which 90
acres are in Vineyard ? acres IN Fruit: Dwell
ing, Large stable and Wagon shed; q miles
from sacramento; splendid piece Of land.
81 Acres, oue-haIf mile of city limits ;
there are lJl0 Fruit Trees; 1 acres in Vineyard
and Strawberries; acres in Alfalfa: - acres
Of bottom land: good Dwelling and Barn: liv-
nishes fish the year round; This is a fine piece
of land and VIII well repay investigation; viii
exchange in part for city properly,
Also
For low price of $50 per acre, a Farm of
so acres on Auburn Ravine; good Grain. Vine
yard or Fruit land; has Dwellings ) large
Barns and Stables; 20 acres in Alfalfa, and 70
more that will produce il; fenced into 50 and
100 acre tracts; would make 2or good farms;
n splendid Hog or Stock Farm: miles rom
fourishing town on line of railroad.
Also -
42O Acres Of land, 155 acres being bot
tom land, on the Cosumnes river, l6 miles from
Sacramento.
-AISO--
200 Acres one-third of mile from lone
acres in Vineyard and Orchard; 7acres good
Alfalfa land; the best Improvements in Anna
dor county; large Dwelling, rooms. Stable,
Tank House. etc: all Farming Tools; 10 head
i of Horses, S head Of cattle, 60 Hogs, etc; good
y for Grain or Fruit, more especially for Grapes.
Price, SIS coo; s.. 500 cash; balance on time.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
SWEETSER & ALSlP,
SACRAMENTO. d23-lp
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, Be
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and go
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
NJ Office hours-S to 9 a. "; / to P. NJ, and
evenings. lyl-u
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For $4,000. SO Acres, . miles from Au-
burn; acres in Fruit, l acre in Alftlfa. 90
acres in Timber; , Dwellings. Stable, eIc. This
place wants TO be seen to bc appreciated
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
ANOTHER rRAxzeoxTISExrAI
Peel

PHrrApzERH1a, April "A gentleman
who returned today from New YORK
avs the Northern Pacific directors 81
their uleetiaa yesterday sanctioned the
formation OF a money and tsrr1torial
pool between the Northern Pae1ilo.
Ijuian Pacifie and Oregon Short Line.
Ths pg.ol Is 70 be upon all freight and
rasszsDper traffic between the East and
orecor and Washington Territory.
This does not include Sound points,
whieh are conceded TO be the Northern
Pacific local territory. Tie details OF
this pool are the saHse as agreed upon
by tie general Managers at the rec1nf
meeting had IN SIS. Paul far that par
pose. They provide fer an equal oiVi-
sion Of territory. snd tue n1ainienanoe
Of uniform rates and division OK rates
upon all traffic passing through the
eastern terminals of the txo roads 70
and from all points IN Oregon and
Washington and Pacific coast common
points. Territorial division is Inaae OF
all competitive traffic to and from West
ern common territory, originating at or
destined to points east OF the eastern
terminals Of the two lines TRAIT
Sc not originating in the teEritery set
aside for either road will Be considered
common. The Northern Pscifie direc-
tors have. as stated, san ctioned the pool
and the Union Pacific directors are ex.
pected t. do 80 Immediately. Tbs pool
will go into effect as soon as the Unlon
Pacific directors take this action. The
general impression here is that the
Northern Pacific will secure lease OF
the Oregon Railway and Navigation.
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woxTHasESs.


Whatever iaeks PuFposs IL evil . pool
witbozt pebbles bzseds siiaae.
Not am one Sc . hath CHARGE fashioned
on the infsife stairway Of Time
Nor even eans Good without Labor, ~
Toni, o. IN Science OF Art:
Il Cnuss be xrCugtt cut thro' tue mas
clss-boEn cut Of tie coal and TIE
ba4rt-
Why plew in the ssgboIs with piov-
shares s-W hy vinnOw the ctsd from
the grain
Al, sancs ali of His gifts Jnust be toiied
for, sinee Trath u not born without
paia
he R;veth not 90 tbs zEEortEy, tie
zeak, o. the foolish IN deeds
Who eivsth bat chat st the SEED time
shall reap hat harvest ct vseds-
A the pyramid buii5ed Of vapo- u
blown by His whlFiwinds to naaght,
So the song without Trath = forgotten
His poem 20 Men is Mans Thought.
whatever il strong with a porpose, II
humhleasss woven, Eoal 'pase.
Is known 70 the Master ct Singers de
toaehesh it, sayiRQ, "Enears
--CAariss J. " HALEY ~ fhs csgrsEf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u Third Judicial Distries OF Washi1Nton
Territory. holding terms at Seattle in King
county. for the counties ef King and kissAp.
No. 4Ssl-Oriiia creswell, plAlnt1G. vs..
Rnfns n. Creswell and 7. E. Long. dsiend-
ans.
Complaint nled in the countr Of King. la
the once of be Clerk Of said District Court.
The Uaitsd States Of America send grsstiag
To Rufus II. cresxell aud Z. Z. Long. de-
fsniRAts.
Yoz are hereby required TO appear in On action
oiv1sht against yo1 BY the above named plain
titf, IN the DistricS Court Of the Third Judicial
Distrist OF the Territory Of Warrington, hold.
ina terms II the city Of Seattle, In the county
of King. for the counties Of King and Kitsap.
and 70 answer the complaint aled therein,
within sixfy days from the dafe Of the Arsi
publication Of this summons, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you. according
to the prayer OF the complaint.
Tie said sctisn il ou.ht 70 obtain de.
cree of divorce dissolying the binds OF matri-
mon.f existing between the plaintiff and the
defendant. Rufus N. Cresweii. ard 9 fair di-
vision Of the property OF the said plaintiff
and Abe said defendant. Rn'us n. Cresvell
and the custody Of the children Of said plain
til and defendant huftls n. Creswell, award
ed 70 piainti6, with suitable provision fos
their maintenance aud education; and also e
obtain q 1ecrSe that said defendant, T. z
Long. make such ecsyeyancss rs the Court
may direct. Of the property named in The
eompth ut, or any ether property which he
holds in trust for said plaintiff and defendant
Rufus n. oreswell. or either OF EN-. and foi
such ard further rellef as the plaintiff Is en-
titled TO In the premises.
Witress the Hon. Roger s. Greene, Judge Of
,>, the said District Court. aud the sea-
I sEAi- thereof, this 7th day Of April. A d
rArrx,o On. vrv a.
By JAMES P. LUDLOW, Deputy. ape
McE3Alyra Blaine aft0rneys for plaintfff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

RAILRoAD WoRK.-The heavy work
on the railroad down in the canyon 10
divided ap into small takes. There are
some sixtssn contracts, principally on
the heavy work toward the head OF the
CANYON. 81. j. HoiEnes has a contract
of $500 feet and Peterson q Co, just
below, have about the same number of
feet. Holrses has been working on an
average IS men, aRd Peterson Il Co.
from Is TO . men. Holmes is next be-
low Palmantier and all the other cem-
panies are still below hin. Palmantier
and Dahls' contract extends from
Holmes up to town The policy of
farming it out in small jobs is 10 insure
the work 10 be done in given time.
There is quite a fill in Palmantier's
stretch which is from four to ten feet.
Among the companies at work are two
composed of Swedss, Numbering eight
or ten persons. They do a great deal of
their own labor. A good deal of rock
work is done sc the different camps.
From the number of hands at work the
road is progressing very well and in
places the grade makes quite showing.
"A itffas LocaliSer.
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This il 70 certify that tbs phntez-
nsphsr's tent % coniemptsbfy all1a<d
70 IN Friday evenings CArOzse1s. oTsr
the signature Of J. r. Warner q Co..
zias INSIDE foS me, according TO nv m
By Nsssrz. BaFgsFt a Bsote.
SIS Froat street and 1 wish 20 say
farther thas am PLEASED Sitn ., and
also the co1Kse0os manner n Whie1
kIsssrs. Rzrgsrt a Booth eoDdacs their
business. Respectfully,
THEo. Z. PEIsEE-
seattle, ApEil =, lses. IS
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To all whom itmay Coacern

OrFicN os THE CoLpMnlA AND Pruxrl
SOUND HAtkNo&D COMPANY.
sxArrrk W. n. 1eiy q. izss
WHkRkAA BY nEkD RtARfNQ
w oa2e August II. fS14 executee IN nur.
suanco 81 m ordinance approved Aueuxf
~ isl4 tns CITY e sieatfle oqnFeyed 70 she
Seattle and Halla Walla Rsflrcsa ~
Transportation cDsnnanT. al - ia
lands south of King street, d aid cits al
seaitia in, alqnx around and about iiis4
bay. from extreme high 70 extrernc low
tide and deep wafer and
Whereas The Legislative Assembly a
the Territory Of Washington ~ - Acf
approvcd Soycmnor 4 INA r2Eined ard
confirmed aid grant and conveyance upon
eer.e.n oondltion2 shieh have been fully
Where's. SAID Act II * - 1890.
Assembly vussed the siila ~ MA 1snde n
said Seattle ard Welia Walla R@slras1
snd Irsnsporfation cempsny. b 10 sim
Wkersas. no unisea s,.ss. h. .s.u,.
cn1sa IN said grant nlsd eunyeyance I: Ard
hn<e&A The said seH<fie and Walia
Wetle kaliresA and 1rsnspertaiion Com
p31y has Transferred and conveyed sli a.
sound KAiiF<ssd Conpnny
Now. thespfere. ne ala Columbia and
fuzes Sound Hxzlfaad Company kcrebr
gives nnt1ue that Il claims the ereluzsve
fsxtt - oocupT sid lands and 10 ssre<.1
NhAFfes Ard a<hNf structures there0n.
and thai Al persons are hereby notified z,
fcfrsiz f<Sm eccupyfux or entering uDon
amp % SD iNnas wlthpct The consent Is
srsa9f g sstd Columbia and PuiEsz
COLI aRT1 GPUGkTs ouNpRRoo
ans xnistans su.~rsnsanaent
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Notice Of Application to Pur.
chase Timber Land.

BSzEp srkrzs D1zrzzor I.sxp oFr1rz
oLyMrfk, WsszlNsroS TxkAzr0zx.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ comrl.ancs with the proFtzIcns Of tke
Act Of congress approved June :. ISIS. eati
tad IAN Act fcr the sale q finbsr Landa IN
TIE States Of CHlifurnsa. Oregon, Nevada asd
Washington Territcxy.- John PtILyRR. a
ekasit county. Washington Territary. las tina
day hled IN this cface his arplscafson 8 pnr
ceass tos ! 81 NJ 1. NJ \ u 81 1 ana
b \ &C NV 4 af section Ma u. n iour-
snip No. = north. rsnsp No. esest q he w
lxmetts Meridian,
Pross % snppsss cf said applleaflca vin i
nsae nefore he 0sfk 81 tks nizsr.es cpt,rt
- ebehemisA casy. snaAesnisA eeaniy. VT
tsly I, isSA = o'eiock p -.
Any and Al peFscls elslnina adversely q.
ssid Described lard, e say Portiss fAsreef.
sss hri'eey resnircd 70 ale tkslr clslras 1. thls
on1ee within sixty teoi asya fEom Ants hsreof
ofyea entes NJ hansf. 4 ny ofsos. n olyu.
p4ss v. T.. shis i1th dsy a. April. An, fssf
soAk y. aoWEY
sR1Slse kesizter q fhs Lad Oflc<.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT ccER'f or THE
i Third Judicial Disfrict oil the Ter71-
tory Of Washington. holding terfhs af Be-
altle. IN King county, for tie counties Of
King and Kifsap.
!. 81 - Cha lo..s = Hs.ier. plaintiff
= sander, stephen CarkeeI- John Nioho
La ana Charles v Rose defendansa
Complaint dked In the county ef king.
y the of1ce Of tbs Clerk ii said Districf
The Unitss siatssof Ams,ioa send erss,iae
TO I. y. Eizelsw. Emsline Blxelow.
Fred 4. Sander, 6sophei cafkeek. john
Nicholas and Chas. ". Res. defendants
You sze herehy required % appear In "A
action brought against you By the above
named plaintiff n thn District Court of
the Third Judicial District o. the Terri
tory q Washington. holding terms as the
s sss q ss.is,s 3 ~ cog1yy q kins fox
aassSr the complaIsf nied fhsrssn within
sixty days frum ths, date Of the frsf pub.
llcarion Of this sursmens or Judgement by
dsfsait VIII Be tAflen against yeu accord
Ing 90 the prayer the complaint
The aAid &c lon 10 hrcuzhf 70 receiver
ths sum q Hka with interest fhereon
rate Of one per senI. per monfh, and ne
oasts o. eatd tcttoxi. tseiuainx IN atf0rs
neFs Zee Of Sd upon . certain promis.
sorry neie made and deliyered b defend
ant l. n. Bigetss 70 defendant Fred 4
eancer. On the 18th day Of Decemher.
i5s4 and 70 tcrecl0se : certain mortgage
given on said lith day Of Deceneher. fsS1
defendants L N. BiRelow and Euseline
blscioN. 70 secure The paymens Of said
promlssury nose, upon the following de-
scrfned resi- es<ate. towit zH az bIoek Al
also. lots & &. !. and a In block 4z alSo
Icts II. II n II. Is. ID u and 81 il h,nck
- N Yeslers second addison lsapple~
Inex!kah 70 tbs city Of Seafxin. Kin4 tonn
-. Weshinxfu1 ferrifsry whick said
note Aad mortgages wure Afterwardz Tor
. valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred to the ri&fntlE Wko b
BOW the legal hnlder and owner thereof.
That The dcfen1arfs. stephen oarkeek.
John Nishnlas ard Charles v. Rraa have
some fnsereet IN said property. fke pA1nre
and dc@criptson ~ which 81 70 plainfiff
unknuWn-
Wifne4 the Hon. Rogcs 3. Greene.
judge of she q a uzstrlcf Court
SEAL ard the seal thereof. this Islh
~ day Ct April A. ID. 1s26
JAMES EXAFXT. Clerk.
- 4ANza p lupLoW. Deputy.
Bsrks Hallsr & Rxsin ati0rnegs fsr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

U. 8. LAND OFFIcR.
Olympia. W. T.. April Is lssa-
The People Of the United States 70 George
Hudson. greeting:
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
before rs. 81 our once in Olympia, w. T..
on Monday, May Is. iss5. ~ J O'Clock p
m, TO answer the complaint o. JAMES
NJ. C0LMAN, JR-. who made homestead
entry No. 6e0S March 10. 1854. for the fol-
lowing tracts. alleging that your timber
land cash entry, No. So. made March IS
1884. for the north half IN y Of northeast
quarter tNE II Of section Is township a
north. range east. W. NJ, was made upon
false and fraudulent proof; thst said land
is agricultural in character and not sub
jeef 10 entry under said Act
This hearing Is ordered BY letter G OF
the honorable Commissioner OF the Gen
eral Land ONCE. dated february !. 1855.
TO determine the character Of the land
and the rights Of the respective parties
thereto.
And 4 appearing TO our satisfaction that
the sad George Hudson cannot be served
personally. service of this summons viii Be
made b. publication. posting and mAiiing.
according to rules Is and IL Of practice In
q. 8. District Land Ofaces.
Witness our hands this day and year aoove
written.
JOHN r. CONVEY. Register.
ap92m2i JAS r HAYDEN. Receiver.
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Notice of Final Proof.

o. Q. LAND oFFICk AT OLxzrIA, ". r.,
April 6, 1885
Notice is hereby given that DAVID
RENTt)N hAs fled notice OF Intention
10 matte final proof before Geo. W. TibSetts.
Notary Public, OF his once, In squak, W.
T., on Monday. the 25tA day Of My, a. d.
1855. 90 Pre- empticn d. 8 No. ss94, for the
NV 4 Of NE H. and L 4 af NE l Of section
10. township a north. nlaEs e4st.
He lanes a. Witnesses: Phflo Rafhezfsrd.
Davis rutherford. David T. Thomas and Vim.
L. steITns. all Of Fails CITY, W.. r.
JOHN y. GOWKY,
a. snyli Register ef the Land Ofacs
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us LssD oFFIck ar 0ErrFIa. ". r.
April =. iesk
- To James kankis and al whom Il usAy
concern Notice 3 hereby efsvn that R0 BERf
n. n. SIMPSON h~ nsed hotiee II lnsensfoo
10 make anal proof before he Rsgixler ana
Reesiysr, - their once, in Olympia w. n,
90 fhursdAy, the nth day II June. 4. D. lssS
On Presumption o. g No. 5ssS. for the LOIS 4.
= and y 81 NE 4 of section & township -
north. range & east
He namss - witnesses Jaseph Rcd la.
Mnrshsli o. Taeosna. ". T.. and Rohert Wos,d
ING. b, W Inslis az Slxaehtsr, ". Z.
IoHNF. 0owKY.
pS0iel Register of ths Lad osicN.
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DEXTER HORTON & co.,
BANK ERS
SEATTLE, w. T.

Deposits received and accounts xep
subject to Check or Draft.
sight Exchange ana 1elegTaphic Trans,
fer on San Franoisco. Portland and New
York.
Sight and Stxty-day bills Of exchange
drawn In sums to suit direct ON London
syailahle elsewhere In Europe.
Money loaned On approved security.
Bonds, Stocks and other vaius0ies 70
ceiyed on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections MAIDS and proceeds prompt
reuitfed
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MO0RE'S REMEDY
POISON OAK !.

MooRRs REMEDY CURES AND
IN1 prevents Poison Oak.
Cures Piles, Burns and Cuts.
Removes Sun Burn and Freckles, cold
In the head or lungs. Group. etc.
An invaluable family saive.
Sold by all druggists.
8 cents box. Try il. aEs 3m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
CHANCES F0k HEALTH AND DIS
EASE.

Man is dependent upon his surround
ings for the necessities of life. Air and
water are necessities of life, but impure
air and impure water are most prolific
sources of disease. Food is also neo-
essity Of life,- but numerous diseases are
traceable TO both lack of necessary
food, and an over indulgence in special
kinds of nourishment. Besides these
external sources of disease, there are
other more subtle and internal causes.
Each individual inherits from his par
ents a certain physical condition. Each
person therefore derives his chances of
health or disease' from a double source,
namely his inherited constitution and
his surroundings in life. Sanitary
science deyotss attention to our sur
roundings. Medical science seeks to
overcome the constitutional or inherit
ed weakness by medicines that supply
what IS wanting in the system. De Ha-
ven's Dyspepsia Cure supplies that
which Is wanting TO ensure proper as
similation aud digestion of food. Try
it. Free sample bottles at A. b. STEW.
ARTS Drug Store.
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goRS q. JLsscxK, Gas. =. JAsIcKR.
Notary .Pubiie. Surveyor
sxoaEALMfE LAMB AGENCY.
ma. q JAEICKE A son.

mo. @. JAEICKE 4 SON,
win locate settlers On the public
lands of toe United States.
We have q comp3ese abstract from she
records Of tie United states Land
Offscs Of al ne lands y tie SaS4aslGsae
giallty, IN Eisg Cossfg. sboEing the
names Of settlers. date and character OF
entry.
Win bay and sell lands on eoumis-
sion.
= ImprUyed land aud 1912 acres Of val
nsbie timber land fos sale.
Land ssskers will find Il 70 their adj
vintage 10 give u call before going %
the Land Once AZ olympia Address,
apa6 DIV In FALLS CITY, W. T.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Q. q LAM orFscE AZ or1a.rA. v

o. q LAND orFscE At OLYMPIA. W.T.
April IS. issA
- Notice h hsreey given that GEoRaR
HATHAWAY has flled notice Of intentioe d,
kbsence. the clerk Of the DistFics Court. q hhs
Once In p fswnsead, W.. r, on TUESDAY,
the sai day Of Juae. A. D. 1855. On home.
stead application No. Sla0. for the lsts 1. 4
and 3. % section -. snd NE Of Nh I -
section 81. township - north. rAnRs eezs-
He names as Witnesses. William James,
all Of Oak Hsrhor. W.T..
JOHN r. 6OvKY,
apS0jel Rs9 stsr Of the Land 0flce-
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TIE sch and Af'iIcted skoald.nss al q a. "A
hinl fhe Ductcr has viziind In ,zxplasl1 a
Enrsps s14 oessined . great Zeal II sslulA
y theSe IN nssd ~ his Services. OH ou&u
viii mike no eAsrge unless be eHsfts \ e@4
Rerss1s euFea q hpnae Gall o. wrlt< N
ccmInanieAtions sarfetiy eoaalsntai. ~
ten dollars TO- . l,aekAge OF medkins. ~
dress DR. ,. Y. 6IRBoN. Bsx Rs5s .sza Fnk
cisco. Cal. Mentisn Pozr- ixrxIx.nSxxcsa
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Puget Sound National Bank Of
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

DUY AND SELL FOREIGN AND
ID domestic exchange, make collections.
issue letters Of credit available In all parts
Of the United States and Europe transfer
money by telegraph. receiye deposits Of
money and issue pass books or certificates
therefor have completed arrangements
whereby money Is transmitted and deliy-
cred by our agents In Europe TO persons
in thar respective localities, thus saving
tiule and expense In collecting drAfte
through banks. This % particularly de-
sirahie In sending small sums toeountTies
where every draft 10 subject 20 stamp tax.
J. FURTH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
BAILEY GATZERI, President.
r. p, FERRY, Vice President
J. FURrH, Cashier.
JAS, MCNAUGHT
II. L. YKsI.ER-
CORRESPONDENTS.
San Francisco, the Bank Of California
Portland, the First National Bank.
New York, agency Bank OF California
London, N. n. Rothschiid & Sons.
Paris, lie Roxhsehild Frerea.
frankfort A. N. i. vnn Sea2ar y ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

The richest silver mine at Lssdville
was sold by the discoverer for $40, 600.
and during the following year the two
purchasers made million each from it.
Is the meantime the discoverer guam
dered bis $4,000 IN prospecting, and
the other day he. now homeless tramp,
sought a nights lodging IN q Leadyille
station house.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
Notice OF Final Proof

Q. 8. LAND OFFICE Al 0LnRn, VIII
April %, 1885.
- Notice IL hereby given that THOMAS
PITTS has fled notice Of intention TO com
or in his s6sence, the Olerk ef the Distxis.t
Court, 1t his Once in sext lie. ". T., on Thurs
dsf, the 18th dag Of June A. ID. 1855. on
Homestead application No SOL, Tor the n \
Of 8 \ Of section % township q north, range
6tnsf.
He names % witnesses: Allen saark
Abraham Jones, James T. NcDcaald ard fhoa.
Harkins, all o. Renson. W. T.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
ssSSlte4 Register Of the Land once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
Notice Of Final Proof

u. & LAND OEFIcEAx OLYMPIA, W.T.
April IS. issS
e8-Notioe ID hereby given tbst GEORGE ".
CARD has flied notice Of inssatioa %
make final proof before the cserk Of the Dis
trsct Cnurt. Al his Office, in Seattle, ". r.,
on Saturday, the S0.h day OF Nay,
a. D. 1855. on prescription D. y. No. s9e1, for
the . i Of NV Y, and NV 4 Of NV 4 Of SIC.
ton s., SW I OF sw I OF section rs town
shir Is north, range eax,.
Re names - witnesses: Andrew O. Andsr-
son Henry Cloud, ,. X. Ewing aud Hans Fry
berL all OF Port Blaktly, ". +.
JOHN y. G0WRT.
ap7imy3S Re9ister az the Land once.