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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-05
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms at So
attic. in King county, for the counties OF
King and Kitsap.
No. .2sl.Cha lotte <. Halter. plaintiff,
e. sander. stephen Csrkeek, John Nicho,
las and Charles v Ross defendants.
Complaint fled IN the county et King.
In the ofiice OF the Clerk Of said District
Court
The Unifsd States Of America sesd evsetins
To I. N. Bigelow. Emeline Bigclow,
Fred <. Sander, Stephen Carkeek, John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ross, defendants
You aie hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against you By the above
named plaintiff In the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory of Washington. holding terms at the
city Of Seattle, In the county OF King. for
the counties OF King and KitsBp, and 20
answer the complaint fled therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
LEGATION OF this summons or Judgment by
default win be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said ac,ion q brought TO recover
the sum OF SEQ. with interest thereon
from the l4th day OF Marrh 1874. at the
rate OF one per cent per month. and the
costs Of taid action. including an attor'
neyis fee Of $50. upon q certain prornfs-
sorry note made and delivered by defend
ant !. N. Bigelow 70 defendant Fred K.
Sander, On the 18th day Of December,
1854 and 70 foreclose q certain mortgage
given ON said 18th day OF December. 1884
TO the defendant Fred K. Sander. by the
defendants (. N. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow. 10 secure the payment OF said
promissory mote. upon the following do
scribed real estate, towit; all OF block -
also. lots s & I. 8 and q In block a.; also,
lots II, IL II II. Is. i6. ~ and 10 In block
"a IN Yesler'B second addition supple
mentaD 10 the city Of Seattle. King coun.
~. Washington Territory; which said
note and mortgages were afterwara1 FOR
valuable confederation. duly assigned
and transferred to the plaintiff. who q
now the legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendants, stephen Carkeek.
John Nicholas and Charles v. Ross have
some interest In said property, the nature
and description Of which 10 10 plaintiff
Wituese the Hon. Roger q. Greene,
49, Judge Of the sad District Court
isEAI. land the seal thereof. this 18TH
49, day OF April, A. d. 1885
JAMES 6EAvEY, Clerk.
By JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Burke. Halter q Resin. attorneys fer
PLAINTIFF apps
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Elaine Street Extension.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
N the ewnors OF the land within the
assessment district created By Ordinance
No. 6as. entitled An Ordinance for the
exte nsion OF Elaine street and to provide
for the condemnation OF real estate neces-
sary therefor. to appoint one assessor for
the purposes set forth in said Ordinance
No. 65S. and file said appointment in writ
ing with the undersigned on or before
June 9. 1855. at O'Clock p. m.
\. 8. OSBORNE
Clerk Of the city Of Seattle.
First publication Of this notice, May q.
isS5- Etje2
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The essential foundation for reeoe-
nizable claim not appearing, 1t should
not be considered. (Peralta grant.
Comm'r to Sur. General, Arizons, May
2, 1852
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ISLAND
county. W.T..
In tho matter OF the estate Of Vim. Kay,on,
deceased.
Noaee = hereby gwen tnat rete, Dserup,
ton, deceased, having aled In this Onurt his
petition praying that toe residue Of the estate
Of said William Kayt0n. deceased, be dis
tributed in tho proporti ns and 10 the parties
emitted.
said Court for Thursday, the Ill day Of June,
a. D. 1885. Of the May term Of 1855, zt The
court room hereof, q the Court H use, In
coupeviiie. county Of Islspd. and Territory
Of Warrington and all persons Interest Cd in
said estate are netieed than and thern 70 40
pear and show cause. n any they have, Why
the said petition should nos be granted.
A. d. BLOaknA
Probate Judge and en- Ofneio cierk.
Dated Nay 10. 1855. my1l aw
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
] Judicial District cf the Territory Of Wash.
ington, holding terms a. Seattle, 10 King
couoty, for the couaties Of King aud Kitsap.
No 442i-John n. Frink, plaintiff. We. c. J.
Garland .defendant.
Complaint died in the county Of King. 10
the once Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
TEE UxIrxb srlrxs op AMERICA SEND GRkKrrSe.
To Q. ]. Garland, defendant.
You ere hereby required 20 appear in an &C.
ton brought against y q by the above named
plaintiff. 10 the District Court Of the Third
judicial District Of the Territory Of wash
ington. holding terms d the city Of Seattle. 10
the county OF King. fer the counties OF King
and Ktsap, Gnd 10 answer the complaint fled
therein within sixty days from the date Of thu
nrst publication OF this sumnao 10 or judgment
By default will be taken against you, accord-
ing 10 Il be prayer Of the complaint.
The said action 10 brought TO recover the
sum Of $l24s IS with interest on said sun
nom the 29th day Of December. fSst, n The
rate OF one per cent. per month, on . certain
promissory note. duly nisde, executed and de-
livered by said defendant to the First Eationsl
Bank OF Seattle. on the 18th day Of october,
1854, whereby the said defendant promised to
pay the said First National Bank Of Seattle
the sum OF si24s rs one day amer date. with
Interest o. the rate Of one per cent. pcr month,
no rart Of which said prcmtesory note has
been paid except the sum OF SIS, interest. on
the 2sth day OF December, 1884. and which
said promissory note was, b.for. the com
mencement OF this action. duly endors d. As
signed apd transfeFTeI 10 plaistin, whe b now
the lawful holder and owner Of the same.
And a'so. for Q seeznd cause OF 4etion, 10 70.
cover the sum Of 500, with interest from the
18Th day Of March. 1855. on . balance Of &C.
count for msehipery manufactured for aad
sold and delivered 70 said de endant. q his
special ihstanea ana requesi, bv the washing
ton Iron works Company, between the 30th
day OF July, 1854. and the 10 n day Of Mar h
1855, which said balance Of account vas, By
said Washington Iron wsrks Company, before
the CONNIE cement Of this action. duly as.
signed, transferred and set over 10 piafntia,
who ia nov the lawful hslder and owner 81
the same
Witness the Hon. Roger Greene, Judge Of
the said pis,ric; Court. and the sesl
sEAL- thereof. this 18th day OF Mag, A. D.
49, 1885.
JAMES sEAvEY, CLERK.
By JAMES P. Ludlow, Deputy
Burke. Halter 4 Rasin, Attorneys FOR Plain
til.
pa.a ~ erxA mobilization Mo- "a faoS
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EprreR PosT-IETEL-IGEScEB
In perusiug the proceedings Of the
City Council in your paper this nern-
ing, was very much in a quandAry as
I read some of the remarks of the Hon.
j. h. Lewis In the case of the City vs.
Chief Woolery, whether be appeared as
an attorney or as q politician. Law
yers seldom give their time and talents
without compensation. and 1t is TO be
presumed that these ex Chief Justices
do not appear erstnifously in the de-
fence of Chief Woolery, and il would
be interesting to know VII ether these
able attorneys appear simply as attor-
nsys for the defense, or whether they
appear Ia the compound character, not
as lawyers merely. but also as leaders
Of popular political sentiment. From
some remarks made by Judge Lewis. /
SIN led 10 infer the compound make-u p
Of his appearance
have nothing to say as to the merits
OF this proposed trial. have always
been on friendly terms with Chief
WOolery. In somewhat extensive bust
ness relations With him our tYaHsac-
tons together have always been, so far
as know, mutually satisfactory. As a
friend believe be woHld gain time and
friends to demand an investigation Of
these charges upen the merits. II q
man is innocent he gains nothing by
EMPLOYING attorneys TO bubble over
fechnicalities, in order 70 break down
charges In xhieh there Ia no FONDA
ton. There is higher court than the
City Council, a court that never listens
TO Qnibbles or technicalities, bot al
ways tries a case upon the merita--the
court of pubiie opinion. Whatever Riay
be the result sf Mr.. Woolery's trial be-
fore the City Council, that result will
be reviewed By thia higher tribunal. and
not only viii this higher court review
the verdict rendered Ia Chief Woolery's
case, bat il will also sit in Judgment up
on the members of the City Council, and
il will be passing strange IL the attor
neys in the case do not receive some
notice. JONAH.
Seattle, June 4, 1886.
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A rRrcmrFrI TRAGEDY.
A Crazy MAN sheets KiWhf FER
.nns IN New Rexfco.

seas in new Hexics.
DENVER, May ga special from fort
Stanton saye: Yesterday, at bonIto,
Martin EelsOrl arose from bed while N
a DC Of insanity and shot and killed
DR.. William II. Flynn, late OF Boston,
Ehe gas sleeping In the same room vita
Nelson. Up stairs. in tae house OF II. ..
MaybQry The firing aroused the
family, when Nielsen shot and killed
Aaybury, his wife and two sons. \
little daughter Was wounded fatally. A
neiehbor was alarmed and came 70 the
house, and be, too, VAS shot dead. IL
was supposed that the murderer had re-
NAMED in the ho1se, snd ten citizeDs
watched il TO Fxeyeet his escape, bat at
Z a. ID. the guard vas surprised to hear
a shot from the rear, and Herman Beck
fell dead. Nelson then came dsvn the
street, dring his winchester, and De
vas shot dead. Nelson, when sane, vas
a Quiet citizen. He came here four
years ago from Nebraska.
The scene OF MaybGry's house beg
CARS Description, and the greatest ex-
element prevails In every direction
lay dead bodies clad in niRht-clothes
The little girl was mot dead when found
bus moEsally wounded aud nearly
frightened to death. The people Of the
town, all day Yesterday, we're engaged
in making cofins. The funeral tsOk
place tsis afternoon. For some time
past many robeeries have been reported
aiorg the valley. including Maybury's
house, which are Eow charged TO Mel
am
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TIMER CULTURE.

Credit for fees and commission paid
on entry cancelled for illeRslity allowed
to party who applies to re enter same
tract. (Ex psrts Boyd, Asst. Comm'r,
kpril 81 1895
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Dyspepsia,

but Ayers sArz&parilIa effected 3 perms-
ueut cure. Seven years ago my wife was
troubled with Goitre: two bottles Of
Ayers ssrsSparilla cured her, and she has
never had any return Of the disease. re-
gard this preparation AZ the best medicine
in use for the blood b. Barnard War,
= Adams ST.. Lynn, Mass.. writes: @For
many years suffered terribly from Indi-
ges;ion, Dyspepsia, and scrofula. Almost
hopeless, I took Ayers sar-
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Rollin Street Extension.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the owners Of the land within the
assessment district created by Ordinance
Ne. eco, entitled An Ordinance for the
extension Of Rollin street and 70 provide
for the condemnation of real estate nec-
essarT fhei eior." to appoint one assessor
for the purposes set forth In said Ordi-
nance No. $50 and file said appointment
in writing. with the undersign d, ON or
before June 8, 1856, at O'Clock D. m.
E. 8. OSBORNE.
Clerk OF the city Of Seattle.
First publication Of this notice Msy o.
IaQS tiaA
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NOTICE.
U. q LAND OrFisE

Os o LAM OAElMA
Olympia, w, T., Aprii "a is&
The People Of the United States 70 Georn
Hudson, greeting: vHN
You are hereby summoned 10 s1psR
before rs. 1t our ONCE IN 0lyu;iA ~. r.
on Monday. May Is. lssa 81 : 61ock a
m, 20 answer the complaint q JAMIE
N. CQLMAN, yR.. who made hunesteA
entry No. 6208 March 10, 1884, fur he ~
lowing tractA alleging that your tinte
land cash entry. No. SS32, made March q
1884. for the north bali IN u Of nozfhmn
quarter tNE u OF section Is Township y
north. range east w. NJ. was snAAa upn
false and fraudulent proof that ssia Aad
70 agricultural IN character and not nih
tect 20 entry under said Act.
This hearing II ordered by letter Q 4
the honorable Com missioner Of the On.
ersl Land Offica. dated February I, lsA
to determine the character e the laid
and the rights OF the respective psrtu
thereto.
Ana 4 Appearing 10 our sasisfsetlsn ~
the said George Hudson cannot ibs ssrNx
psFsonally, service o. this summsas 40 \
made BY publication. posting ana nxilak
according 10 rules - and IL u p1sc1isei1
o. 8. District Land 0ffiees.
Witness our hands this day and sssf Sbsss
JOHN y. aowKY, Rsssnsf.
ap22m2l JAa n HAYDEN, Eseslsel
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TsERRIToRY or WARRINGTON. couE
4 y Of Kisag. ss.--In he Probsts ooaft q
said kiDg County. -
No. s7s--In he matter Of the estate d
James Z Clarke, deceased.
Order % show eanss why distribution aAsuld
not Be maze
On n sdibe and islinR IN. ps,ssiss az Hsrr,st
=. Hsrndos. toe Administsatyix % ths e.
tAte % james n clarks. deceased, sitting
forth that the eaid estate 10 nov In Q prupsf
co ditios 10 Be clossd, and that portlon q
the residue Of the said estate remains 70 be
nnaily dizeE1euted sn1aas ths persons eusitied;
seif James & Clarke. deceased. 10 and sppsar
bsfors the rrobass oours Of King county. IN
Neshin geon Terrieory, Of the courI room 81 the
sAld ooars, IN the eiEy Of sisastle, IN t1s sHiA
Men4ay. the eesh Gag Of sune,
1s6S,
At eleven o'etoek .. n. thea anf there 10
show esnss 90 any thsy have Why Q dseres
q diskfhafion sboald sts Be made Of ne
rss.aas o. - es,s.e arnsng the persons snss-
Ans u b fafther sEderNi that copy q nj.
order % SHOW cause ~ pahiAshed onns each
week foe four successive wseks before the
said 1ssh day % June, lass, is the axAr.
ra hEEkLr Po<T-fxFREi.ss Excnn . wsekly
nsvspspss printed and psbsisbsd IL aid King
Dana In cpsn Court tkls iash dsy II Nsy.
isee. va. D. WOOD.
Judgs Of ths Probsts Court.
King county, 81.
T. Wm- D. Wood, Jaas5s snd ex-oekcio Clsrk
81 the Probate O mi Of said King county, 40
hereby certify thai ths foregoing d . fall.
tsus so4 esrrset copy q - ori9inal ordsr %
nh14 cause g. ntsd ~ cur sNia Rrobass
osasf Nay u. lse5. b de natter a she sstzse
e danes Z. Clarke. ascsasua
In beezlmosy whereof have
szzL hersunto set ny had ana sfdrea
.s-.-... thssc1l e o<w .m1d Prob3as cours
this lfsh dsg q Nay, isss.
NJ. y. WOOD,
sufgs nzd e. ofseic CIsrk a ne Probate
ooaff e king eozafy, b Washins1oa fsyt
tory. ny38t6
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Establishment of Howard
Street.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ the owners Of the land Appropriated
by Ordinance No. 659. entitled An Ordi-
nance establishing q public street TO be
called Howard street. and to provide for
the condemnation OF real estate necessary
therefor" TO appoint one assessor for the
purposes set forth in said Ordinance No.
$50, and file said appointment in writing,
with tie undersigned. on or before June
- {. 8 OSBORNE,
Clerk Of the city Of Seattle.
First publication OF this notice. NAV q
IQ2s tiA9
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MISCELLANEOUS
Elaine Street Extension.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO
N the owners Of the land Appropriated
by OrdiRsnce NO. 65S, entitled An Orui-
nance for the extension Of Elaine street
real estate necessary therefor. to appoint
one assessor for the purposes SCI forth IN
said Ordinance No. SIS, and NE said ap-
poinrment in writing with the underslgn-
Sd. on or before June & 1854 at O'Clock
n n Il. s. OSBORNE
Clerk Of the city of Seattle.
First publication Of this notice. May 2.
fsS5. 37r5e2
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A sUzx cURK FouED AT LAsr--no ONE
N1KD sUrRKR.
{ A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itoh-
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DIR. william IAN Indian
Remedy. called DIR. williams Indian
Pile Ointment. A singis box bas cured
the west chronic cases. Of Is o. 90 years.
standing. No one need suffer Ave MIN
utes after Supplying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
ments and eiectuaries do more harm
than god. Williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment s.bscrbs the tnmors, sliAys the IN.
tense itching fparticulariy at night aft
or getting warm In bed, acts as poal-
tiee, gives instant relief, and Il prepared
only for Piles. itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing else. "a
Read what the Hon. y. II. OuHinberry
Of Cleveland sage about DR.. Williams
Indian Pils Omtments - have used
SCORES OF Pie Cures, and n Affords me
pleasure 20 ssS thss ] have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief 80 DR.. Williams
Indian Ointmenk" For aale hs ali
Druggists. and mailed en- receipt 81
prioe-$i. Sold by A. B. Stewart Seattle
fkAzxsE Mxpscns Co., Prop'rs,
Cleveland. o.
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Tue ssck and hfaleted shonid nos I'D ea.l q
Europe and obtained grest deal Of sxa{,h
information which he n conpsisnt y lns,r
70 those In need Of his services. %, 01nEH
viii make 10 charge nnlssa DO efapss . un
Persons cured at home Gall o. ursk. ri
communications strictly coansn1itd. a.
zen dollars for packAee Of metieins q.
dress DR.. J. =. 0fBBON, Boz leSf, On rns.
cisco, Gal Mention Posf-lxrxfIiaxncaa
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Establishment Of Howard
Street.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
" the owners of the land within the as
sessinent district created by Ordinance
No. $50, entitled AN Ordinance estab-
fishing public street to be called How
ard street, and TO provide for the condt M
nation of real estate necessary therefor,
to appoint one assessor for the purposes
set ferth in said Ordinance NO. $50 and
file said appointment In writing. with the
undersigned. on or before June 8, 1885, at
o'clock D. M K. 8. OSBORNE,
Clerk of the city Of Seattle.
First publication Of this notice. May 2S
1875. ties
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F0rearme led

with Ayer's sarssp4riIla- there need Be
10 fear 0f Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Seo-
raIgsz. s1h Rheusn, letter. Eczema
casarrh, Liver troubles, or any Of the
asssases arising frora scrofulous taints In
The bsoOd. Geo. Gsrwood, Big Springs.
Ohio. writes: Ayers sarssparilla has
been used IN MY fanIly for number Of
years. Twas constant sufferer from
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NOTICE.
yNrrKD STATES LAND OrpIca

UNITED STATES LAND 0FyIc1
1oS 35fEssIF N vi II Mr. a. = i5 M
~ ct this offiee ~ oLoERo r HA1Hn
Aeslnst DENNIS RKRNEY, foe ab9s6min(
hia Homestead entry No. hiek DID NJ -
lsSa upon the W y Of sk \ and - 81 ~
y, O. sertfon II, and LOT :. sscllnn Miexzship
q north. range 3 east IN King tcsnly. Nash-
ington TERRITORY. with . view % We eans
csliafion Of said entry, The sAid sf1ss srs
hsrsog summunea 10 sppc<f q tAis Co. Q.
Tuesday. the ieth day a. Msys iea4 4
O'Clock p. m, 10 rcspena s1A nsrsinh tea1t
Inony Concerning sAid alleged Rbsntoezlfnsi
and Il appearing 70 orr sstisfEcttcr - -.
sonai service hereof cannot b bad. isrsies q
this notice viii be msds ~ publbnsties, psse
ina aad mailing, according v rflt1 y -
IA d practice IN United States pislnss 1<s1
JOHN y. GowKY. RstNss
ap9mylt JAS, 4 HAYDEN, Resslsxs:
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Notice to Creditors.

Tn, THE PROBATE ooURT on HsLAxp
i eounfy, Hazhisgtoa Tarrltory.
In ths matter q de satats a David Fer.
rastsf. 6scessed.
Nofics fs hersbY given b ne creditors %
md Al persons having cisffns sesiasl fhs -
azss 81 said Dsss1 Kosrsxssx. deee1Es<t 70 Pro.
s1sf tkems VIA Ne necenzsry ssu1k1sa, q ths
undersiGn>&, sdmtn1ss-xeor e lf.z' sess o.
said dscsnss4. Il hia pIses ~ bzsiness' tewif
cpup<yills, Island ee1s>F, ". sithin ons
yssx ) - ~ hu pshllcsfioa a shss sofiss
o. - fu<v<r h9rTs6.
Dsts6 lag ~ lass
WALFKn ozocKIrTx.
kdnlzzsGgsaus e - sssEts q Dsr1l gserss.
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Rheumatism,

or Neuralgia, 8 few bo.tles Of Ayers sar-
asrarfllA VIII relieve ard cure you. Alice
Kendall, 2is fremont st., Boston. Aass.,
writes: 81 have been tr1Gblsd with Seu-
rllgia, pain In the sisle. and weakness, and
EssFe foun,I greater rsis'sf fraan Ayers
ssrSaparilla than froznany other remedy
j. e. Tolmsu, 30 NerIsmaek ST., Lowell.
Mass. writes = In no other remedy have
1 ever found such . happy relief from
Rheumatism Is In
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Ro Lin Street Extension.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the owners Of the land appropriated
by Ordinance No. e6a entitled An Ordi-
nance for the extension of Rollin street,
and 70 provide for the condemnation Of
said Ordinance No $50 and file said sp-
pointment in writing, with the under
signed, on or before June q Las. at
O'Clock d. m. Il 8. OSBORNE,
Clerk Of the city Of Seattle.
First publication OF this notice. May %.
1893 ffs1
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Administratrix's Notice 20
Creditors.

A IL PRISONS HAVING CLAIMS
n sgHtnst Charles z. Rob-, now dscensd.
iaisef Seattle, kins county. ". T.; are ness.
~ regpsstsd and rsqaiFsd 10 present the
signed, within one year aftsr The ara puhli-
eafsou % ttis Notice. a. the residencs Of pnrl
tsulson. ksq., tn Nam STREET, between ffeush
and Elsyenshy 10 shs city Of eest le, King
county. Washington rerrttqry. that bsiog aiso
the piece o. residences o. ths uudessirnsd, or
such claims VII be fofsver barred.
Aaministrzfxix Of the estate 81 uhAFlss X.
Roba. dsosssed.
Data q hlst puhliestisn Nay a. ies. sw
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u.a Lam OssIcx an oLsxrsrA, w.T.i
u Nag %, 1855
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