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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-28
Graceful Tribute to Samuel j..
Randall.

Hon. Samuel J. Randall has been sick
nearly all the time since the adjournment
OF Congress, but is now nearly restored
To his usual magnificent health. This
country has an interest in Mr.. Randall
That nothing can supplant. His magnili-
cent staying qualities and the cheerful
patience with which he takes a personal
reverse, his sustained interest in public
economies, his unimpeachable party
leadership, and above all the unostenta-
uous uprlghtness of his private life make
Olr people trustful and fond of him.
VheTs, who have had to wait because
Pgglementfound him out, have grumbled
az MS promotion, but when his turn came
draw the short straw, what man ever
Jaw line change in his face or heard
HGln ms lip word of complaint?
T., ne Is an example to all men in public
i me- IN the qualities that have naturally
@P' HIM in the front for twenty years,
s sLl ms position in politics is so easily and
EEOoIy held that whoever else shares pub
/. admiration with him, he will never
r nVh Tor that appreciation which is founded
r pIn sound judgment of the acts OF
PuoIc men.-John p. Irish IA the Oak
'lDd ICol) Times.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-28
4 Subordinate Position.

Now said the bridegroom to the
bride, when they returned from the
honeymoon trip, ''let us have a clear
understanding before We settle down to
married life; are you to be president OF
vice president of this concern?"
81 want to be neither president or vice
president" she answered; 81 will be
content with a subordinate position"
"What is that ?"
Controller of the currency" Boston
Courier.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-28
These Women.

The other day very recent mother
over the bay said to her accomplish:
ooh, William, nurse says that baby
weighs only six pounds. Pm so gladr'
Why are you glad?" growled the
husband, disguised at having received SO
little for his money.
Because the fashion papers say that
light kids are all the rage again !''-Ihe
San Frdnciscda a.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-28
They Have If All

Who hail iiath woe? Who hath sorrow +?
blings9 W GUIhtentions? Who hath bah
causeq WHO who hath wounds without
They H. VINO hath redness of the ewes ?
they tha, larry long at Washington !;
Ship; tbe,, yearn for the elusive consul
fingers H. mat reach with inefficient
postoRc fading and mercurial
a5sle (Ky.) Herald.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-28
GreeIY Goes to England.

Lieutenant Greedy is said to be still
haunted by visions of his starvation ex-
periences in the Arctic circle, but he will
spend the summer in England, where he
will be treated to the best British dinners
of the best American beef.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-28

DIR. h. can be consulted daily at his
Office, NO. 272, Main ST.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-28

CONSULTATION FREE. hedicfn, oirsn
dlCGy to the poor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14

WELL SAID.-We are as ardent De-
levers In the freedom Of the press he
are those who are 10 sharply erftieising
Judge Greene; but In this case We think
the Ohief Justice has shown both eour-
age and manhood IN interfering the
way he did, aud thas be was legally,
certainly morally right. The editor
vae M offiser appointed by the court,
and his conduct should have been that
Of an officer--to uphold, not TO tear
down pablo laws. Again, II was piac-
ing Judge Greene in a most unpleasant
aud embarrassing situation for an off,
Ger Of his court, created BY his own ap
pointTeDt, to squaFely plant himself 10
defiance Of an established law. Had
his honor permitted snch conduct In the
editor. what would have been the public
sentinsest toward him for making snch
On appointment 10 would be a humil-
iatiLR spectacle, indeed, to behold sur
honored Chief Magistrate appointing 10
Office men who have such utter disrs-
gard and defiance Of moral lawsi We
think the less said conserving the free
dom Of the press in this instance The
better IL wiIi be for the people of the
Territory especially fer the editor of
the Chrogtfle. -CAshalis Nugget.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
HEALTH OF jews.

One noticeable feature about Jewish
cemeteries ia the SoEth is the scarcity
of newly made graves after an epidemic
Of cholera or yellow fever Statistics
sh0E that fever OF them die than any
other race from these or kindred dis
eases During the ebolers scoarge in
foalGn only two orthodox Jews died of
10, while IN Numbers they equalled 20
per cent. Of the population. Their i'm
nrnnity from disease, and the certainty
With which theT recover when attacked
~ il. IL accounted for by ths simplicity
Of their diet. They are very strict
abont following tke dietary laws pre-
scribed by Moses. Isn't IL little strange
that Moses. if he was only historian,
shOaid have possessed knosledee supe-
fior 70 tkat OF the wisest ana bes, phys
icians OF the present day: He evidently
believed in preventing disease rather
than curing II. This Is what DE Ravens
Dyspepsia Cure aims 70 do; IT acts di
rectly on the digestive juices of the
stomach and both prevents and cures
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Free sam
pie bottles al A. b. STKwkRr's Drug
Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
sEsrrrs DESCRIBED.


soms one, writing 20 the Goldendsie
Gas,tts, ra5s car caty shs foIBosins e1s
eoEpiinsnt:
To describe Seattle as ss we're srst
impressed With her iovsliness. sitting on
Der several bills, wo1li req1irs the aid
Of tlias friendly muse vko guided Aiffs0
n his EouiAn niQhts. o. accompanied
1f ancient Gseeae-
yiswiag the city - Se approach from
the west. zs cannot help admirinR not
only the modern city bat tie grandeur
" her Surrounding soeIeFy. Looking
20 the east, oar eyes are me. By dark
and broad sIparee Of foreet-covefed
hiIls that gradually merge iDts mount
aims whose cyessA blend sifh the eastern
horizon; while 70 the norfhvzrd- rising
above the rest and EierciBg tie heavens
with ais big head, al hoary With years
aud baptized wifh snow, STAINS Mount
Baker alone, like sentinel looking o0vs
On the city below. Turning or vision
toward the sOath. We behold the orsg1y
bFoz Of Mount Rainier, Who stands ss
though bidding ds6snce 20 approaching
danger from that direction. Bot this
does not complete tbs seem; for in front
and stretching away 20 the asa lie the
waters of Puget Sound. whose bosom u
rippled By many 3 gem Of the sea a.
their Majestic forms glide safely into
port. To complete the line of guards
about the Queen City Of the West
far away 20 She sea, and against whose
sides old ocean leaps and dashss in vain
attempts 10 break IN upon the city. stand
the Olympics Of the sea. whose locks
havs been whitened by the frost Of ages
past. Not only Is Seattle beeutiful in
herself and beautifully surrounded. but
her wesith aud commercial importance
might well be envied by many an Older
and larger place. while her prospects for
the future are most promising. The
city has a probable population Of IT,
GO, With many churches, numerous
Business hoases aud a One school sys-
teul- The Importance Of being located
on the shores Of Sound With waters
sufficient 10 safely anchor side BY side
all the ships In the world cannot be over
estimated. wbile her agricultural sur
rcun6ipgs. her coal fields. her iron
naines and her inexhaussihle forests,
bid fair 70 make Seattle the London Of
the West.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
In Admiralty.
UxIrEp sr.rEs o. .MEnc. zsI, -

|TxITKD STATES or sMEslcA. ill.,
u yadieiGl Distrfet q wszhlsgtes ss'n
Cory, -.
Whersas, . Igbsl 81 nnfcrznstisz hsi1 -
d,ed IN TIE pisiriet reart Of - Izl7t -
eisl pistFief Of washipgsea TsrrfsoxH - -.
ssvm. - Sea sls. g Ains eszsy -
~ e1f Lord one ihcussnd slght 6n134
slshty. ~ Jehn r. HEssr. sfesz1 -.
vessel O. s.eafaer gamss Meanagbs. - $50.
- srsl ssd ~ zifnFe. s1ieEing, . ~ -.
has saib lakn r. Hartsr. Ballast 49,
shippsa - ane ~ hosrd 81 aid vss<ef- - y
bar ssrsfes. 81 eakiaesr. CO ihs ~ e
{Uiy. a. D. iss.<. II The N<Ess g rs<fz -
4aliars peF meath. aE9 eontinnst i -.
isss. anf shzs tbers u asg aas hl1 - -
ssxvin@, ever ara hhrvs all pzgments - -
9eds<t1sns. the sum ~ sssesiy ee1isx
prsytpa pFooess s<sinst aid ees a. ~ -
&C.. and that Fela vNesi. hcr tsc<i4 u
s.<s - eenasz1nea kn6 so > -
Nee, tAsrst r.. n psnuzsss = - =
naticms E1dsF fhs sea- ~ 80 sa1 -
- s's eireeted asa esiivsnst. - -
md yelss<i er stosraee. kes stxlnrzs 49,
ea4as, seks.. spp4rsl sod fnrs.ssrN = -
msnser fnsefsstsk fhrr<ln. fnza Mss ~
pear bsfsie fhs salt piaFics csoys -
II ths es1F a. seR ~. N fhs ce&z1f ~
Hnt Tsrr1lorY e WssAsnEsan. - -
shs seesna dsF 81 Fx1T1sfg mHI4 f-
ths ssns shall - asE q ls.ieeas'ass. -
NO "a H. sat 4sF q tzrislz.ti Z -. 81
a 49, Z ~ $780, u kE.zf 1sls4
Dasa tks al cay 81 psss.sesf 49,.
U..ias< Eezam ksrsAsl tm Nas1zzstse :
IN"|1 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
ORDINANCES No. esq.

To prevent the unauthorized interference
with water pipes meters. plugs and
The cisy Of Seattle does ordAin IS fol-
srcr on /. That all persons are hereby
prohibited from cutting. altering. chang
Ing. removing. Connecting with or In any
manner interfering. medm ne or tamper-
ing with any water pipe. stop cock or me
ter belonging to any Incorporated eou1&
pany, eopaztnership or person, except IN
der the direction and supervision, or with
the consent Of the owner Of such pipe or
meter. or the duly Authorized agent Of
such owner.
Sec. Z That all persons are hereby pro-
hthited from altering. changing. remov-
ing. or In any manner interfering. med
ding or tampering with any ere plug or
hydrsnt belonging 10 the city Of Seattle.
cept under the dire don and saperstssoo.
or By permission Of the Chief Of the fire
Department OF sasd city: Provided, That
this section shall not Be % construed As 10
prohibit any member Of the Fire Depart
ment or other person from mak ing use OF
such plass or hydrsnts for The exsingulsh-
building, structure or property within the
city shan be actually on Dire, or When 4
IRE alarm shah have been given.
Sec. 3 That sny person violating any
Of the provisions Of this 0rdinancs shall
be deened guilty OF misds meanor. and
upon conviction thereof shall Be anea in
any sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lara
sec. L That this Ordinances shall take
effect and be In force from and after the
expiration ef ave days aftsr the zane
shall have been pahlished.
Pa. Sod By the Common Council Of the
Cify Of Seattle the ID day Of January. Ia85
Approved By me the ID day Of January,
JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
Filed January 1855.
r. q. OSBORNE. Clark.
Published Janusry q lisa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
To all whom it may Concern
OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA ASD PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE ". II. july q. lsS2 !

SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T.. july q. 1883
xUHEREAS, BY DEED BEARING
w date August ~ 1878, executed in pur-
suAnce of an ordinance approved August
Is 1874 the city Of Seattle conveyed 70 the
Seattle and Walla Walia Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street, in said city OF
Seattle, in. along. around and about Elliot
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 Sovember & 1873 ratified and
confirmed mid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions which have been fully
performed by said Company and,
Whereas, Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lande In
said Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In Zee SIM
pie; and.
Whereas, The United States has acqui-
esced In said grant and conveyance I; and,
Whereas, The said Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroa I'd and Transportation Com
pany has Transferred and conveyed all OF
said Lands 20 the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that It claims the exclusive
right 70 occupy said lands and TO erect
wharves and other structures thereon,
and that all persons are hereby notified 20
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any OF said lands without the consent in
writing, Of said Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA PUGET SOUND r r. co
By I. J. MILNzR,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
SUMMONS.

Il ERRfTORY or wAsHlyernv
! county OF King. -.
In justices Court before s. B. vrcomss
Justice OF the Peace.
To Christian Thygenser: Yea A..
berecG notiA,d that MIehael Kelly ~
died a claim against you In said ropr
wht'n viii come on 90 be heard Il ~
effica. in Seattle. King county. w. a
the 18th day OF January. A. u. 1sk q IN
hour OF 10 o'clock O. m, and unises yo<
appear and then and there ansHer. a.
same viii be taken as confessed AID IN
demand or the plaintiff granted. Tssos
ject and demand OF said claim h 5 y.
eayer balance Of so alleged d, b a.
said Kelly from you on account 81 ~.
vices rendered By said Kelly On o. ahrn
the BfSt day OF October, 1874. Ii sasiiirr
20 regotiate the sale o. certain real assa;s
belOcelng TO you. 1t your special snss<1.r
and request
Claim flied December Z, 1854.
SIDNEY II. vhO0MAN.
Justice % the peglnA
J. T. Ronald. attorney Tor slaintik ,uls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
ORDINANCE No. es4.

To amend sscsion n Of Ordinance No. sac
The city Of Seattle doss ordain % fol-
sscriox 1. That section u Of Ordinance
No "a b and the same b hereby araend
ID % - % read - 10 iowa tcwit:
eec6zo II THAT when the t&xes are 4.
vie6 asd assessed ss proysded N section
10 OF thiE Ordiasncs the Cierk shasl forth
with make cut o tar 70 1 and IL must -
alpha eelloAl J. ArTanged. - tn said sseens-
ment roll; and 10 shah also contain des-
er1pfion Of he rial estate a. In said a.
eeiunn showing the total valu2ticu %
real esfa and column showing the total
valuation Of al personal prepsrty: and
also columns showing he am0unE and
character Of tar. opposite each persnns
Is herein brfors prorsdsd. 3 = 1870
from sacA persons and q shall also cen
tam o column sh0winx the 4xRreraee
amount ef ala taEes cAsrged on lbs vsiua-
tan of al property aszeese4 20 . seA Per-
snn named n The assessment reli. when
sid tax roll = completoo the Clark shali
fsrshuiah 10 the city Treasurer aad
charge s&sd Treasurer with The nmonnt Of
tan cue On said tAx foll ans fherezfter.
until said taxes Ehzn hecoae de- inQuens.
tie Same may Be paid 70 the Guy Treas.
Srsr e pxossded % hE FEoyieed.
and paid clherwise fh&n ~ tie paymenf
e the same N lawful maney q De
rnitsd Srstee
see. 2 That the original secfion Il Of
sala Drdtn&n<e No Al - and The same
u hesehy repe2led.
Sec. 4 That This Ordinance shaIl take
ez7ect and - b fOroe ~ he expiraxinD q
nse 4syn nftar he 1anne ehsl have been
puhlishea
Passed b. the Common CouHeit q The
ctr e. seattle. January q ixz1.
&pproye9 January 4 1H3.
JulsN LkAsy. M2gor.
4 q OSBORNE clers.
PehiszAed January & i&k
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
II, TIE he. DIsT Iis.:. COURT. HOLD

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLD
l. tng terms - 6e&rfleL
No. sfii-ThonaAs a. Jones ~ Anna J.
Plackney and Wan. u. Pinckney.
Under and b. virtae 81 IN q 4 Of sale
and deeres Of ferpa sosnre issued cut ar
the Dlsfrsxt Ccsrf. hoiasaz terns Cd SEAT
tls. On Tho ID dag ct Drcernher, ls4k N
TIE above eat ue1 seiion. wherein lie
aboye-naned plaintiff Obtained Js1x-
men ana decree agate % The above a ned
defendanfA an commando 70 sell the
. newiEg mcrtxaSed premtsez that b %
Lots three a and fanr CA IN h,rek ~ =
n w. y. Belfs thsrd addition 10 EsIl and
Dennxb pas q seattle. King oounfT.
WesAington Territory.
Nezice y therefore hsrsey given that q
Saturday, the efss ASP 81 ganu-
arg, lseE.
Al 3s'cleck , n. 81 that day. In 'front.' az
the CD@rt House dour. In The city e. seat
Ia king eounsy. Wsehinxfnn feFrfIory.
] viii IN ehedisnce 10 saia ossfer 81 -
and deefrs 81 fnnss usarss sea the above
ueserlocd property o. - nauca lhorsof -
may - necczsAxy % k2fikfy plAiaflss1s
t14x1en1. viii slsierosf tkers = end
sss.A - ths Al6h@st H,sd hssl aladsr fsr
ssssfss. D~eenssr =, lsss
ah sA>rie e Kias soas.y. W
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
Notice Of Final Prsef.

{ 9 LAND oTEcz AZ oznPs.. ".
Dso, n. issll,
~ Natscs is asreby given skss iG,ex !,
hCNsuN has Sled nstlce Of f,tsnss. :.
make fiIlal proof before william r. Wa 7.
tAry Public. at his ofsse, IN ses,is' -
on TussstAy. the l7th day ~ yeAsasr,
lsSS. on pre- emptiOn ID. =. No as,l ~.
\ q 81 u sectias IL; NV cfsrv
sad sW = OF Nv y OF section II ,es..,L..
% north, range west.
DE narnee - v'tHessse Jams Nr,sr-...
Gee. r. johnson. John OhlsFt ana R-a..s
Hall al OF Coiby, VT. y
JOHN Y. d1wsI
pifes sASister q the Land Hsss.
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIR. c. l. MILLER, q
los cherry 't'stt, s,aIlIs ~
P.o. sos a.
Special, Private and Chm,
Skin Diseases cues

eemtnai weakness, ana :.
VoSs dherdersea1sed hy 80. q.
pS@tiively cured, o tAa ,s
ment plan. saA
send for printed lusssf...
DIR G, l.. MILLRRsS -
BE success I'm the eart.v -
Chronic Diseases Il yeal ~
HIS success IH due 10 hs. Al ~.
experience aud osssry.s,.ss 10
his practice. y
u. No more patienss 49,
"our RoTs' Farms anti,.as
day of March wEea an -. ~
tages VIII be naIshed. F1e,.. ~
lean accommodate one -
tien' tsnsiel with a nie.ly f....
ed room and ALI one eespr..-- Y
my resiaenee. los Cher,y -.
free OF Charse. sN
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pswrSrex STEAMSHIP uxE-

R1nninQ between Liverpool and Qae6sc.
thence by rail 20 all points in United
States. Sail from Liyerposl every Thurs
day, calling al Belfast, and from Qoebce
every Saturday. Steamers sre large and
fast, and sfeeyaRe Accommodation ansx-
sailed By any other line, while the voyage
IL 500 miles shorter than via New York,
three days Of IL N the smooth waters OF
the Gulf and River Sc. Lavrence, famed
for beautiful, picturesque scenery. steer
age and prepaid certificates sold 1t low
est rates. Also, drafts OF Europe, and
bank remit:ances 20 anV p. %. address.
A. Chiiberg 3 CO.. General Agents for
the Northwest, Seattle, W. T. MOI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14

nsrxsx uoIuaxzA axn San Faaxcsscc
IlApn-1he amount Of the exposks
fftla san fisneiscc b. Btftisk C,siamhia,
ana Imports from that provincH are Riv
90 90 under BY The ceiasa<yxfai Hssss.
Prom the lst Of january 10 tha slss Of
petcber The EEneuna % merchandise
shlpyed r. British Colamh ia reashed an
lkflxta aeesease OF kaSt. - frsm frou
Iii ccrfesnon6lnR pefiosl of 1873. TIE
exports from Britisk Csluuht. 10 san
Francisco fof Tia eight mostha Of 1854
euicunfea ~ 81 .fSS "a. being a in
sftass Of ftSSS osss lie came munths
u lsS&-vietoriA TbNss.
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Q. 8 LAND OFFICE AT orYzPIA, W.T.,
Dec. 8. 1854.
~ Notice Il hereby given init LENS
5. CARD has fileo notice OF intention ts
make anal proof ssfar the olerk Of the Dis
trtet Court, q his once 10 Sssttla, W, T., or
Friday, the Esd day Of January, A. d 1855.
on Presumption D. ,. No. $50. for the NE I
range 2 easa.
he names 10 witnesses He1ry Cloud, Han
800 Frybsrs. J. X. Eving and A Reeve, al Of
Por Blskely, v. T
John y. fawEl,
del0jsi6 Register Of the Ind Oface.
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Notice of Final Proof.

Us. LAND oSYIcE AT OLYMPIA. ". T.,
January 2, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that CHARLES
SMITH has filed no'iee OF intention 10
make final proof before the Judge, or IN his
absence, the Clerk Of the District Court, q
his Office, in Seattle. W. T., on Thursday, the
18th day OF February, A. d. 1855, on Home
stead application No. ss57, for the z y OF sw
i and y Of Sc / Of section IL. township
~ north. rangee east.
He names a. witnesses James Foresmsn,
Of Newcastle, w. t.: Geo. w. Tibbetts, 8. d.
JOHN \. CONVEY.
ja8fel3 Register Of the Land Ottee.
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Oun JuDIc1Al DIRfzHcrs. Delegate
Bfents has introdaced . bill Ia Congress
20 amend the act for providing add
ticnal Judges for the Districf Court OF
Washington Territory, and for the re-
arrangement Of tho Judicial districts,
providing thaa the First District shall
10 composed Of she c,antias OF WalIa
yfaila. Colombia, Garfield, Asotsn,
Er1nkiin, Adams and whitman; The
mloond OF the counties OF SPOKANE,
4seven& LincclR, DOnelas, Yakima.
klicktfnt, kiititas, Hlsauiania and Clark I;
tfe third Of the counties OF CiallAm.
Jsdefson. Plespe. Tharsson. Mason,
uhehaiIa Lewis Pacific. WAhkiakum
ard 6ewlitk and The fourth Of the
cspntles Of King, kitssp. Island, San
llian. Whasoona. kkaeit and 6nchomish.
I1s blli also provides that Lineoln and
nsu1aaz counties shall be aisAched 70
eiokans for judicial purposes, ths
oennty Of AdAnas % WhitmsM SKA
mania 10 Clark San Jesn 10 Whafeom,
ard islAnd 30 Rkaest. Provision for
ktdsral irrlsdiosion 10 ARRANGED, and The
tiinsa Of holding terms ~ court are put
unfair The appointment ~ the Cnief ard
Associate Justices. 1his hsll, we pre-
sumo, VIII cover The objects Of the me-
masial reesntly presented BY the spo
kane County Bar Association.
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.SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLD.
j. ing tsrmR a. Seattle.
No. 3sez-waserman q KstE ~ w. y.
Monroe.
Under and By virtue Of an exeeutis,,
Issued ont o. the above named Court IA
the above entitled action. dated the IN
day Of December. 1854. ! have duly Isvisa
upon the followtnx described nal Poop
erty. towit:
Lots seven a and eight 81. in block
twenty-five fz1A = u and Dennys add.
ton 70 the city Of seattle. W. T., with Tie
eppnrtenances thereunte belonging. and
VIII On
Saturday she slst day OF Jan.
nary. 1855.
Al the hour Of II o'clock .. m. In front
q the Colzt House door. In the city az
eeats q Aing counfy. aforesaid. proceed
70 sch Al right title and interest o. ne
al DESCENDANT In ana 70 said prpperts AZ
puelie snetien. 70 The Highest hiddsE for
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Lalfd sAertR of King coan }. WI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
TOO LATE.


Worth Of solid SifseF and Silver Pissea
Ware that must be sold regardless OF
COST Knisss, Forks. spoons soap
Tureens, Casters, Baking Dishes,
Pickle Casters. B7ftsE Dishes. Csrc
Rsseizers, Jewel Cases Tea Sets. Wster
Pitchers, lee Ss<s. Desert Sets. ETC.. ete-
Everything in ssiEeEzare. This - 9
rare chance fos bo1sskeepeFs 20 furnish
a. manufacturers rgices- Call and ses
car stock sBd get oar prices.
KENDALL 4 Sos.
Leading JexeIers % Puget SoHnd-
Rrye's Opera HoRse- i4edS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-14
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