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Notice to Co.Owner,

TO JAMES s. McANDREws-You are here
~ oy notihed that we have, in accordance with
section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United
States, expended in labor and improvem ents
upon the ALICE quartz lode mining claim, situ-
sted IN orohno Mining District, Deer Lodge
comfy, Montana Territory, [being the same
mining claim which was located On the 27th
Is, 1881, on pages eel, etc, Of Book I'M" of
quartz Lode Records Of said county, one hun
dred during and for the year ending December
81, 1888, and the further sum OF one hundred
dollars in and for the year ending December 81,
1853, and you are hereby further notified that
unless you pay or cause to be paid to the under
signed, or either OF them, within ninety days
from the date of this nstice, your one fourth of
said amount, which Is fifty dollars, all your
right, title and interest OF, in, and to- the said
mining claim will become the property of the
undersigned, your co-owners, who have made
the required expenditures.
Dated at Deer Lodge City, Montana Territory.
this 3Oth day of january, 1895.
CHARLES RoULEAu,
JOHN b. DuMoucHEL,
M)sKs MEaLRD.
First Publication Jan. 80, 1885. s12-9od
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Farm and Spring Wagons, Road
Carts. A Complete Line of Agricul-
tural Implements, Barbed Wire, Har-
ness, ETC., etc., will be sold for Actual
Cost. Call early and secure bar gains
GEORGE C0CKRELL,
Assignes'S Agent.
Deer Lodge, Jan. 20, 1885. sl2n
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of John Gallagher, de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. Ad
ministrator Of the estate OF John Gallagher
deceased. to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within -four
months after the first publication Of this notice to
the said Administrator at Philipsburg, In the
county OF Deer Lodge, N. T
Dated Jan. 5, 1885
eoo4m JAMES GALLAGHER,
Administrators Vt the estate Of John Gallagher dec
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i'eh Rock Prices In Dentistry for the next
ts- Than my usual price Come and ace for
.yonrs,lf Al. Dizzy D.n,,s,
once Mt MeBurney House, Deer Lodge.
blI.2t ahD'
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FOR SALE.

A fve-room cottage, cellar, weodshed.
barn and chicken house; every portion In
complete repair. Lot 65 by $50 feet. Loca-
ton exceedingly choice and as desirable as
any in Deer Lodge. For particulars inquire
812tf of JAMES II. MILLS.
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norm.
DIED.

DEoENHARr-At Garrison, n. T., January
%, 1885, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Degenhart, .
daughter.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL.
In District Ne. 81. for the Month Fading
January IS. 1888.

Whole number enrolled. ............11
Average number belonging.
Per cent. u attendance. ............... 81
Pupils present every day-Cora Edwards,
German Edwards. David Evans, 6ylvsstsr
Station.
Pupils present every day hut one Emma
truds Station, Geo. Edwirds, Roy Edwards.
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METROPOLITAN
BILLIARD ROOMS

-saccsssors TO strsne Co..
having purchased the above comnodious Head
quarters OF Deer I0dgers and the travelling public,
We win De pleased 70 re friends frequently n
they may nnd II convenient. 706n
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FOR SALE.

A No. Hay Ranch, situated on Race
Track creek between the railroad and the
Butte road. The creek runs through 1t from
west to east, making 1t one of the NEST de-
sirable farming or winter grazing ranches In
Deer Lodge valley. 1t Ii all under fence and
is within three-fourths of mile of railroad
switch. Terms, cash or reasonable time,
with good security.
Apply to Ed. III. IRVINE,
S10-tf Deer Lodge, M. T.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Sunday at IL
q. m. and ~ p. m. Sunday School at Q p. m
Services also on Wednesday evening at tn.
GALEN WOOD, Pastor.
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DUSEoAN-At Stone Station, Jan. 20. 1888,
q old age, Joshua Dunegan, native Of
Georgia, aged nearly ~ ysars.

Deceased was the step-fasher Of Mn. b. r.
Horton, Of Stone Station. He was born
june II, 1903 In 1906 his pareus removed
to Madison, county, Ills, and In 1871 he came
to Montana, where he has since resided with
relatives. His remains were buried at New
Chicago.
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PRESBYTERIAN-Servi every Sunday at
II o'clock a. m, and o'clock p. m. Sun
day School every Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Z. l. GRoENEVELD, Minister.
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observation-disclosures services will be held
at ST. James Episcopal Church. morning and
evening on the Third Sunday Of each month,
Rev S. e. BiRckiston officiating.
Sabbath school every Sunday at Up. m, new
time.
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RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLic-serviees every Sunday. Sunday
School at 2 o'clock each Sunday under direction
of Sisters OF Charity.
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GRANDMA CIGARS,

Philipsburg, NJ. T., Jan. 20, 1886.
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THE Press This bust
ness seems to have got black eye. The
proposed organization at Portland for
Oregon and Washington has fallen
through, those who went to that city
going home again quite disguised owing
to the failure. The Chehalis Videfte
declines to have anything to do with a
Puget Sound association, and the What
com Reneille pretty plainly says il will
have nothing to do With it il business is
made subservient to pleasure. The Ia
coma Ledger is against it under any and
all circumstances. and four or five pa
pers have given no expression whatever.
The Posr INTELLIGENCER is in favor of
the proposed organic alton for business
purposes. but is against iunketina. This
psper will do all il can for the good of
the trade, and. hoping for benefit from
an association, will cheerfully join one
and further it 10 the utmost.
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MOORE'S REMEDY
POISON OAK j!
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms at Sc
attic. IN King county. for the counties Of
No. saso-C Cha Iot,e Z. Halter, plasntifr
Va. L n. Blgeiow, Eneline Bigelow. Bred
4. Sander, stephen Carkeek. John Nicho
las and Charies v Ross Defendants.
Complaint fled In the county Of King.
u the once Of the CLERK Of said District
Court
Ths Gnitea States Of AmsrIca send Qrsstia0
To I. N. Rigelow. Emeilne Bigeloz.
Fred +. Sander, Stephen Cafkeek. John
Nicholas and Chaa. v. Ross, defendants
You ale hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the District Court Or
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
t9ry q Washingson. holding terms at the
city OF Seattle. 10 the county Of King, for
the counties OF King and KltsAp. ana 10
answer the complaint hled therein within
fdxty days from the date Of the irst puh-
itcation Of this summons or Judgment by
default win be taken against you accord.
Ing to the prayer Of the complaint
The said seaion 10 brought 70 recover
the sum of 500. with interest thereon
from the llth day OF Mar h. 1854, ct the
rate Of one per cent. per month. and the
costs Of said action. Including an nttor-
nsy's fee Of $50 upon Q certain promis-
sory nste made and delivered BIZ defend.
ant !. n. Bigelog to defendant Fred Z
sander. On the 18th day Of December.
1854 and TO foFecloee . certain NOR an1s
given on said 18th day Of December. lisa
% the defendant Fred Z. sander, by the
defendants I. n. Blgelow aad EEnellDe
Bigelows % secure the payment Of said
promi1soFy nose. uron the following de
scribed real estatA towit ali Of block g.
also. lots s g 7. and q In block a.: also.
lots II. II IA "a. rs. lG IL and "a In bIsck
~ In Yezlers second addition ssupple-
mentali 70 ths city az Seattle. King coun
~. washington Terrifsry; which san
note and mortgages were Afterwards, for
Q valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred 70 the rlainflfI who q
now the legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendants, Stephen Carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles ". Ross have
some interest In said property. the nature
and description Of which 3 70 plaintiff
unknown.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene.
49, Judge Of the ~ d District Court.
sEAE- and the seal thereof. this Isfh
49, day Of April. A. ID. lass.
JAMES eKAvEY, Clerk.
BY JAMES r. LUnI0W. Deputy.
Burke HAlier q kasin. attorneys fer
plaintiff. ans
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TWO OLD CRONIEs wHo HAVE BEEN
EXCHANGING CIGAR STUBS
THE NIGHT BEFORE

GOOD mornin' Moike." "The top
Gu the mornin' to ye, Pat. Nay axe
how did You and the ould woman come
on last night? hearn We kicked up
diviI ov q row." Bedad, Moike, vhin l
lefs We made me way home blythe friend
ly aid of the lamp posts, an seein' all
wus dark in an aroun' the ould place.
Crypt saftly in at the back way; but jist
as wus gratulatin' mesilf on me happy
go lucky miss, down came the ould wo-
man on me like Dossnm on June
bug an knocked me spaehless. Muir
Their! muTtherp says /. Nary let up,
Ys onld worthless WRETCH says she,
where's the bottle of Swamp Angels
Rheumatic Cure | STINT We forP Ye
know, she's Retiin' moiehty strippit
since she's been takin' that midoin.
One thing about it Moike, they
don't elaine it will cure all the dis
Asses ov the world, loike the ither mid
Gins; but they tell me Swamp Angels
an rheumatism are loike whisky an q
mans rasonin'-whin the ones in the
others out. Thry il enst, it only costs
\ dollar, an il ye can't git it at the
dhrug sthore, sind yere dollar to the
5. A. II. @. Manufacturing Company,
Seattle, Washington Territory, and
they'll sind it to ye, expriss paid.
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MISCELLANEOUS
~--~-~><~~~-
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE rdIRD
] Jn1ieisl Dtstriet q tie fsEriory Of wash
tug-oa, holding terms q seattle, N kioe
eo1oty. for tie couzsiss Of King A0d kitssp-
No 443a-ioAa u Frink. nlatntif. ~. c. J.
GarlAac. defsndAnF-
Complaint fled in the oounty Of King, IN
the once Of the Clsrk Of aid District Court.
TEE USnkB STSsEs % ANEsicA SIND GAEETIss
Toe. J. GKga1d, dsfeadapt-
Yoa Srs hereby require1 20 appear IN % &c
ti0n brought agAi-s1 . BY the above sAned
plaintiff, 10 TIE District Court af the fhird
.1iiciai Disrict Of the Territory .ef wash
ington, holding terms 81 The city Of Seattle. n
the county Of Kisg for the counties OF kipg
and ktssp. Snd 20 ansver the complaint . cd
thsrein vithin sixty days feon The date Of the
first puoliostion OF this sumnanus or Judg meat
by default will Be- taken AGAINST you, Accord
ing ~ be prayer OF the conplaiut.
The said action Is broaxhi % recover the
sum of sIa&s i. with interest on said sun
from the 18th day o. Dsoemo-r. lisa, Al tbe
rate Of one per cent. Per mo0ih. on . certain
promissory note, duly made. executed and de-
livered by said defendant ~ the First National
Bank Of SeSttle. on toe Sssh day Of october,
SS4, whereby the said defendant promised to
paw the said First National Bank Of Seattle
the sum of Sl2SS - one day after date. with
interest nj the rate Of one par cent per month,
no part Of which said promissory noe ess
been paid except the suns OF SIS, Interest. on
the 18th day of December, 1ss4. and which
/ said premissory note was, b1ora the com
meneemsnt Of this action. duly eneors d, A.
signed add transf-rrel 70 plaintiff. who is now
The lawful holder and owner sf the same.
And 30, for 8 sec nd cause OF -sctiun. TO re-
cover the sum o. $50, With interest from the
| 1oh day OF March, iSSS. on balance Of SC
count for machinery manufactured for and
/ sold ana delivered TO said de endGnt. At his
special instancs an. reQusst. BY the Washing
ton Iron Works Conpany, between the seth
day OF July, 1854, ami the ~ day Of Mar b,
| 1855, which ssid balance Of account Was, by
said Washington Iron Works Company. before
the CONNIE cement Of this action. duly as
signed. transferred and set over to piAintif,
who is nov the lawful helder and owner Of
| the same.
Witness the bon. Roger $ Greene, Judge OF
the said District Court. and the seal
| I SEAL thereof. this 10th day Of May A. d
| 49, 1855.
JAMES SEAvET. CLERK.
BY JAMES p LUpLsw, Deputy
| Burke, HAller & Rssin, Attorneys for Plain
tiG.
Bate Of first publication Msy 10. 1855.
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MlscELLANnoUs
NOTICE.

Z. 8, Land OFFICE
Olympia. ". T.. Aprn Is lSSa
The People Of the United States 70 George
Hudson. greeting:
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
before Us ct eur once In Olympia. W. T.
on Monday, Mst Is ISIS. ~ O'Clock ?.
m. 10 answer the complaint OF JAMES
VI. C0LNAN. JR., who made homestead
entry No. sos March 10 1854. for the fol-
lowing tracts. alleging that your timber
land cash entry. No. SS22, made March Is
lisa. for the north half N n Of northeast
quarter t>E IL of section Is township p
north, range 5 east. W. NJ. was made upon
false and fraudulent proof that said land
i agricultural IN cha -actsr and sot sub
iect 70 entry under said Act
This hearing Is ordered by letter G OF
the honorable Commissioner OF the Gen.
ersl Land Office. dated February I. 1855.
to determine the character Of the land
and the rights OF the respective parties
thereto.
And il appearing 20 cur Subtraction that
the said George Hudson cannot be served
personally, service Of this summons will be
made by publication. posting and mailing.
according TO rules Is ard it Of practice In
o. 8. D.atrict Land offices.
Witness our hands this day and yeAr above
written.
JOHN r. GowEY. Register.
Ap3sm2l JAS r HAYDEN. Receiver.
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To all whom itmay CuncsrI
0gFIcx OF THE COLUMBIA AMI PugKfl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
Va W..H.- to1Hl 4

OBfICk OF THE COLUMbIA AND fr8Efi
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE w. r.. July 81, l2H
WHEREAS. BY DEED BkARike
w date August 10. 1879, executed d ~
saance OF an ordinance approved Aus
Is. 1873 the city OF seattle conveyed 4 -
Seattle and Walla Walla Rsilroed ~
Transportation Company, all the II
lands south OF King street. In said ctr 4
Seattle. in. along. around and nboufFIna
bay, from extreme high 70 extren,e 81
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legis lative Assembkr d
the Territory Of Washington, BY "a ~
confirmed Hid grant and con yeyancsssan
certain conditions. which have been hh1
performed by said Company; and.
Where's. Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of Raid lRndb b
said Seattle and Walla Wallh kailrs,sd
and Transportation Company, In lee SIN
pie and.
esced In said grant and conveyance -
Whereas, The said Seattle and Wilis
Walla Railroad and Transportation C<m,
pany has transferred and convsyed AZ K
said lands to the Columbia and Pan
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the said Columbia end
Puget Sound Railroad Company henA4
gives notice that It claims the axciusm
right to occupy said lands ard 10 erscl
wharyes and other structures tAsrem.
and that all persons are hereby notified o
refrain from occupying or enbsring ntez
any OF said lands without the tousenf &
writing, Of said Columbia and Pays
c sSa1S aHaIlVs { PSG SaE1S 6uSpRRto
ana Assistant ssnsvf,t..Sss1
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wHxKE THE STUDENTS BEu0Ne.
the $50 different students at the Terri
torial University during the past year.
10 took the classical course Of inssrue-
ton. "a the scientific, II the normal, 81
che business, s. the academic, 50 we're
IN the Normal training department., -
in the department OF mnsio and 40 In
the department OF art Ninetv-nine Of
the students were males and leo females.
Their places of residence are as below
stated One came from Saith River,
California; one from Lake Ramloop@,
b. c.; three were from Portland, one
FROM Milton aud one from Aikali, Ore
gon; three were from Olympia. seven
from White River. one from Houghton,
one from Monticello, three from What
com, one fnSua Squak. two from Lyn.
dea, ons from POrt Discovery, one
from Mount Vernon. ons from spokane
Falls, one from Padiils. one from Sea
heck, one from Sauish, one from Oak
Harbcr, fwD from Chimicuu1, one from
Eima. one from Goldendale, tive from
Tacoma. ore from Beliineham, two
from Snohumish, enc froEa Chshalis,
ave from Duwamish. one from Sno-
qualmie, sine from CoapevilIe, one fr
Fir, one from SkaQit City, four from
Utsalady. one from Port RlakeIy, one
froBa Atlanta. one from Pysht, two from
Heln, one frem Coiviile, one from Port
Townsend, one from Sterling. one from
PuyaiinE. one from Port Ladies'. two
from Vancouver, one from Nooksaek,
one from Tiinsvilie. too from Lake
MashinRter, one from Green Lake, and
seveRty I've fram Seattia. In this list
has not been inulrded those IN the nor
NAL training school and art and music
departments. all Of when are residents
Of this city.
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ynE sEatrIR AtakEr.

szA.TIE, May 9th.
Bat little improvement Is to b noted
IN trade since our last report
WOOL-The wool market eSntinRes
dulL some small <ales are reported u
frsln 10 10 Y ceats per pound.
HOPS No improvement IL to be
noted in the old Srep. Seventy
sSAss went 70 san Francisco on the
Q1een. No local sales are reported.
Inc coming crop looks fine and prom
issz fair average yield. Unless the
market improves il is doubtful whether
more than half the crop will be hsr
vested.
FLOUR No advance is noted in
choice brands. We quote jobbing prices
as follows: Standard brands (per bar
rel, $4.S6d4 so; country brands 50 -
ca; snperine, SS.l5: graham, 80 10.
sacks. 40; graham, y 10. sacks. $3.50.
FEED-Prices firm, and slight ad-
vance noted in certain grades. We
Qaote iobbing prices 81 follows: Wheat,
(per tom $50; bran. SIS; shorts, SO /;
rniddlines, $36, ground barley, $50 ;
grouad corn. $50; whole corn, $50; oil
cake meal, $50.
OATS-MArket firm. and shipsing
demand good. J. s. Conner shipped
2S39 sacks below on the Queen this
week Bayers pay $40 per tea. A few
hundred sacks were sold yesterday by
4. Harker to a local dealer at $3.50 per
ton. The iobbinR rate. however, Is so
per ton.
POTATOES No demand for last
years crop, and thousands of bushels
are rOtting and going to waste for want
of a market. Buyers are only offering
enough to cover the cost of sacks and
sacking. Local markets are well sup
piled with California new potatoes.
HAY-Locsl dealers paw from s. to
$40 per ton on the river bank for choice
| timothy.
EGGS-Market well supplied, Princi-
pally from Oregon. Dealers pay 121S
cents per dozen for Oregon eggs, and
from l5 to II cents for fresh country
eggs.
CHICKENS-Good supply. We quote
$3.50 to s. 30 per dGzen.
| BUrTER-Noc change. Jobbing rates
p cents per pound for fresh.
| CHEESE-Fanoy is Is cents pei
pound I; prime. IA cents; good, - cents.
STRAWBERRIES-Market we'll sup
piled. Local dealers pay 30 cents and
retail at 40 cents per gallon.
HERRIES-Territoria cherries are
coming int market in fair supply
Dealers pay cents per pound and retail
them at 10 cents per pint.
CRACKERS No change since las
report.
SUGARS-Jobbers gave notice of ar
advance IN all grades of sugars yester
day.
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Executors Notice.

TERRIT0RY OF WASHINGTON
Il county OF King. ~.
In the matter of the estate Of stephen
W. HoEey deceased
Notice Is hereby given hat all persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby required TO present the same.
with the necessary vouchers, within one
last will and testament OF said deceased,
st his place OF business, on Cherry street.
near Second. at the office Of the Puget
Sound telegraph Company. in the city Of
Seattle. King county. Washington Terri
tory.
Dated Seattle. W. T., April Z, 1885.
W. II. 1LEWELLYN.
Executor Of the last will aud testament
of stephen w. Hovey. deceased
First publication OF this notice. April 3.
1885. 5w
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA, W. T., March 81, 1885.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ ct this office by CICERO T. HARRIS
against DENNIS NERNEY, for abandoning
his homestead entry No. 6l9A, dated May Is
1888 upon the W y of Sc \ and SE y Of Sw
y, o. section 81. and lot 5, section q, township
u north, range east. In King county. Wash.
ington Territory. with q view to the can
cellstion Of said eutry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear At this Office. on
Tuesday, the 18Th day Of May. 1855. at
O'Clock p. m, to respond and furnish test
mony concerning said alleged abandonment !;
and 10 appearing 10 orr satisfaction that per
sonal service hereof cannot be had, service Of
this notice will be made By publication, post
ing and mailing according to rules Is and
IA Of practice In United States District Land
Oeaeee.
John Y. CONVEY. Register.
apemyl4 Jas r. HAYDEN, Receiver.
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The sick and aitiIcted should not fad % II =
him The Doctor has visited the hoapitshe
TO those In need Of his services. hR. 0InBOk
will make no charge unless be sftsets I ara
Persons cured at home. Gall o. writ. al
communications strictly confidential. So
ten dollars for q packags OF msdicins a..
dre.s DIR. J. r. GIBBON. Box la,s. ean Fan
cisco, Cal. Mention OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
mnI6dw
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Notice Of Final I'roei.

U.s. LAND oFSIcs AT OLEMrlA. y. =
April ~, issb.
"a To James Rankin and al WHOM Nis4
eOncern Notice is hereby given titt ~ -
n. B. SIMPSON hS Alod h0sice q insenN
20 make final proof before shs hsgistM
RsceivsT. at thsir once, IN Olympia
on Thur day, the 18th day Of June. {. 3D.
on Presumption d. 8. No. bss5, far a. ~
Z. and 3 y Of NE 4 Of section 9. iovat1'Ik
north. range 8 osst.
He names - witnesses Joasph Be-
naFphali o. Tacoma. ". T.; and its,er< 80
Ing, b. W Inglis Of slaushtsr, ". t..
JOINT. 3oNM
ps0jel Ragister q The Lsnt 0@es
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Administrators Nsaiee %
Creditors.

TERRIrORY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
\ OF King, a. 10 the Prcb&H usufs e
raid King county.
In the mater Of the estsfe q Msasia q
Barr um, deceased
Notice IL hereby given By the tal1m1gas1
Adnai istFa,or OF the estate OF Msivtn q ~.
NUN, deceased, 20 the creditors q and ~ 81
sons having claims galnst Ia aid dseszsE
O. exhibit them, with che necessary voaeen
within one year after tbs nrst piie.iszfiet =
this eotice, 10 the sAiA stminisisa19. 9 -
residsnee. on the corner Of ssvssih AZ ~
versity streets, In the city Of eeialis, euai1
Of King, and Territory u WashiAsiton. . p
ssme Will Be forever barred.
Dated March Is. 1855.
PERRY x BAfKuA.
Administrator Of the estsss Of Mssua =
RAfnum, deceased
Date Of nrst publication March ~, i'm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-28

NErKssaHs DExxxTIox. Tbs xork on
tie Eew trsstIe across Mays creek, on
the line Of the Columbia and Paees
SoGnd railroad, betveen Rsnton and
Nsvczstie, u progressing rapidly.
Within the next ten days tha nss
structure vill have reached q point
whsFn 10 CROSSES tie cd line, and before
woFk can be psosecatsd further, ID win
be Necessary to tear the cd tsessle
down. This will. Of course. snt Of rail
eommunieaiio with the Neseasais
mines for ~ inas8 two weeks.