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o. TEE coLuxs.s AND Poor

0EFfCE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
BOUND RAlLEOAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T. July g, 1888 J
WHERkAS BY DIED BEARTNG
suance Of an ordinance approved August
u. ls77 the city of seattle conveyed t0the
seattle and WailA Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south OF King street. In sAN city Of
Seattle, IN, along. around and about Elliot
bay. from extreme high 10 extreme low
tide ead deep water and.
WhercAs. The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory af Washington b. an Acs
coaarmed mid grant and conveyanceupon
certain conditions which have been fufly
performed By said Comp4ny and.
Whereas. Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title 81 said lands n
said seafsie and WaIlA WailA RAIlrpaa
and Transportsfion Company. b Zee sim
= Ws ere The United States he. scuu,.
ssosa n saaa grans ed eonseyanes and
Waiia Railroad and Transportation Com
pGny has transferred and convened ali o.
Eaid lands % the Columbia aid Puxs
Sound kRllruAd Company.
Now. therefore. the said Columbia and
Puget found Raiirnaf Comgany heretf
gives notice that it claims the exclusive
ri@hf 10 occupy aid kinds and 70 crest
whArves and other structures thareon.
and thst AL persons are hereby notsfisd 20
refrain from occupying or enterfng upon
any q sEid lanas without Tie consent In
writing. Of said Columhia ard Pnxet
Sound R1iiroad Company.
ooLuMBiA q PUGkTsoUNDRRoo
By ]. J. MEISxR
sps Assistant Superintendent.
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AssAULT WITH WoRDs.-There seen q
10 be an idea in the minds Of some
people that they can use abusive Ian
gusee 10 their neiQhbors, but unless
they actually commit an assault, they
canRot be punished. Now, this il alto
gether Q mistake. Our Law provides for
punishment Of an assault with words,
the Same % an assault with club. Mrs.
]. WEIGH fourd this out yesterday. She
became angry with Mrs. Ferguson, who
keepa q restaurant in the rear of the
Arlington Hotel. and used vile and abu-
sive Language toward her and her
daushter. Mrs. WEIGH was arrested
and On being taken before Justice Ly-
on demanded q jury trial which was
granted her. After Q hearing of the
case the jury returned a verdict Of
guilty. and assessed the punishment at
one dollar and costs, amounting 10 forty
six cellars, watch sam Mrs. WEIGH will
be compelled TO paw today or go to Jail.
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SUMMONS.

n ERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
Il county Of King, So.
In justices Court G. A. Hill, Justice Of
the Peace.
To Charlie, y. Clancy: You are hereby
Notified that Eugene d. Smith has filed
a complaint against you In said Court.
which viii come on to be heard al my
office, On Front street. in the city Of Seat
tie, King county. W. T.. on the 5th day of
June, 1856, at the hour of 10 o'clock o. M,
and unless you appear and then and there
answer. the same will be taken as con-
fessed and the demand OF the plaintiff
granted. The object and demand OF said
complaint Is that yeu are alleged TO have
become liable TO plaintiff on the 20 h day
Of August, 1884. for one-half the earn
ings OF certain dapple gray stallion
named Prince. owned by the plaintiff, and
kept and used by yoI for standing to
mares during the season OF 1884, unSer
and by q verbal agreement entered into
by and between you and the plaintiff, on
or about April lst. 1884, whereby you were
to pay all the expenses Of keeping and
Standing said horse, and 70 pay to said
plaintiff one-hah of all the earn ngs of
said horse during said season, in accord
ance with which you are alleged to has e
become habls to plaintiff In the sum of
three hundred dollars. for the recovery
Of which sum the said acton is brought.
Complaint filed May IS 1885.
g. A. HILL,
Justice Of the Peace.
Dated at Seattle, May Is 1886. IA wtd
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TEE nicGEsT skMMlIL ~ TINE
W0Ra8.


CHrPpKwA FALLs. Wis, Nay 5-Ihe
ssvmill Of tAe Chippswa L1nber and
Boonn Company is nUv running IN eooc
shaps. and cutting On n average aoous
5000 feet Of lnmbsg, 5000 shingles
and 5000 lath and psckets IN day OF
eleven hours.
Ths mill has bean considerably re-
paired daring the viater, and u nov n
good shape for . eaeesssfol season
run The size Of this mill u l6Dx&50
feet. and contains the following named
machinery: Two double circnlars4 one
single circular, swo fat or stock gsRgs.
ems round gang and one double gang.
which Is o combined slab and STOCK
gang. Besides the shove there are also
three shipRle machines. one double and
two single blocks. tEo lath machines,
one double and two single blocks, tive
lAth machines. one packet machine, FOUR
gang edRsrs. fonr trimmers and slx cut
tinR-of saws fer sl8ts and edginRs.
AT present the mil 10 not being sf sll
pushed. Is takes some time 10 e :
things Numbered up for fast work. and |
end IN most of the nails the largest cuI
10 always in the hottest veafher. Tee
largest days cut of this mill was 10000
feet on . y hours run, besides u
usual amount Of shingles and lath. for
which hare not got the figures.
At presefat there ere $50 men employed
in and abrut the saw mill. planning mill,
yards, docks, etc., and in short time,
when the company gets to piiine Its
lumber. spout 50 more men will be re-
gaired. The company 10 now rafting
down the river, but will probably com
nenca pilins in q couple Of weekA.
II has good supply Of logs on hand,
and expects to cut 40 000, 600 feet daring
the season.
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"a wsMAS's SECRET,

Lend me ysur ear, !" remarked Mrs.
Brown TO her husband. the other even
ing. "Will You givsit back to me?" be
inquired, with mock anxiety. ''Of
course | will, you idiot. Do yea snp-
pose / want to start q tanneryF She
eot his ear and whispered into it that
swamp Angels Rheumatic Cure is the
only sure cure for Rheumatism in all its
forms; that in forty eight hours one
bottle of this wonderful medicine will
absolutely cure the worst case Of in
fammatory rheumatism. The dull,
deadly, deep. devilish, dallying, das
tardly, dreary ,dabious, deceitfuI disease
vanishes before il like magic. IT'S a
Divine gift to man. Its qualities are
harmless, and in them are combined
natures most powerful restoratives
Hundreds Of our best citizens testify to
its curative powers and that ID IL manu-.
featured from the celebrated recipe OF
Swamp Angel" by the s. A. r. @. Manfg
Co., Seattle. Washington Territory, who,
on receipt Of one dollar, will send you
a bottle, express paid, IL you cannot OBJ
tain it of your druggist.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIKI
l. Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms at Sc
attic. in King county. for the counties of
King and Kitsap.
No. .a3OLCha Io,se Z. Halter. plaintiff
vs.. L ". Bigelow. Emeline Bigeiow, Fred
Z. Sander, stephen Carkeek. John Nicho
las and Charles v Ross defendants.
Complaint flied in the county of King.
10 the office OF the Clerk OF said District
Court.
The URited States Of America send g,ssfins
To !. N. Bigelow, Emeline Bigelow,
Fred Z. Sander. Stephen Carkeek. John
Nicholas and Chas. V. Rosa, defendants
You ale hereby required TO appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff tn the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms 81 the
city OF Seattle. in the county OF King. for
the counties of King and kitsap. and 10
answer the complaint filed therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
lication Of this summons or judgment BIZ
default VIII bs taken against yCn accord
ing to the prayer OF the complaint.
The said &C ion lie brought to recover
the SUN o. $3.50, with int. rest thereon
from the 18th day Of Mar h. 1874, at the
rate Of one per cent per month and the
costs OF said action. including an attor.
neys r OF $50. upon q certain promis.
sorry note made and delivered by de fend-
anf |. n. Bigelow 10 defendant Fred x
sander, on the nth day OF December,
lsS2 and to f0reclose q certain NOR gage
given on said 18th day Of December, ISIS.
to the defendant Fred +. Sander, By the
defendants 1. N Bigelow and Enieline
bigelow. TO secure the payment OF said
promfssory noe. upon the following de
Irsau . a L. a
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MISCELLANEOUS
~~~~~~~~~
SUMMONS.

TE THE DISTRICT oogKf OF TEE
l. THIRD Judicial Dissrics Of WssAingsoz
Territory, holding terms &t SEATTLE IN KIM
county, for the counties 81 King md kisSAp.
No. Ss4i-Orils A Creswsll, plAintiE Va
Rufus Il c<esxsn and Z. Z Long. dsssD3
ans
Complaint nled In the county sf King. IN
IKE once off be Clerk q said District Court
The CHifed States Of America asssG gresfsHs
To Rafas u. CresvelI and Z. Z. Long, de-
feni&ntx.
Yoa are hereby required 20 appear in 81 action
brought against you By the above named plain
tin, IN the District Court OF the Third Judicial
Distritt Of the Territory Of Washington, hold.
ing terms If the city Of sestsle, in the county
Of King. for the counties Of king and EitsAp
and TO answer the complaint aled therein
within SIXTY days from TIRE dzfe If TIE 6rsi
publication Il shis summons, Or Judgment By
default Will Be sAkes against Yen. sscordinE
20 the prayer Of the complaint.
The said setion is nroa 1t 10 obtain . de-
cree Of oivOsee dissolvins the bind 81 pa2tzi-
ueny existing b. tween TIE plaintiff and The
5eiendAnL RRfus n. Creswell. aSd . fair al
vision If the properly o. the said plaintiff
and the said defendant Ra rs n. CresweI
and the astody Of the children Of said pain
tit and DESCENDANT, aufRs a. Creswelt. award.
ed TO plaiaein with suitable provision fos
their maintenance and educ tir n and also q
obtain 3 iecr, that said defendant, L T.
Ling. make such conveysnces - the Ooar'
n1ay direct, Of the property named In tia
eompas nj, or any other property watch b
b. Ids 10 trust for said plaintiff and defendant
Hufas NJ Creswell. or eitoer o, { en-, and FOL
such aud further relief as the plaintiR Is en-
81, led TO in the premises.
Witness the Hon. Roger S. Greene, Judge Of
-, the said District Court. and the sea
SEAL lhereof, this TN dAyo Of April. A d
t-P lSs5.
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk
By JAMES p. Ludlow, Depafy. apo
Mc9ilvrs & Blaine attorneys for plAinttf
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PRIVATE DISPgNsARY,
&o0 Gesry street. San Fran.
cisco, Gal.
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PoEI IOWS4EHDs may -.
Schooner Seafoan, Captain Back.
which has iust ecnplesed Successful
cruise seaiinR 81 Cspe Rlatfsry. has
arrived sf Port 1oSnseni. and Will take
cargo Of Inabes 10 san Francisco.
uhers the vessel 10 Owned. Tbs sea
foam 10 81 tons, and quite new vessel
Captain Gammons, Of the bark James
Chsston, arrived from i,an Francisco
few days ago, on bis way 20 Join nis
xesssl, which IL loading lrmber a. fors
Gamble for the Fiji Islands.
A Letter vas received By friend Of
Lieutenant John Aorrissey, Who wss
stationed some time age, On tue rsvsn1e
sDSteF WoIcost, informing him Of his
change OF stations from Baltimore q
Savannah. Ga. He Is nov serving on
board the revenue cutter Boutwell,, VITA
Czptain Ioha Baker, Who at one tims
commanded the revenue cutter Re
lance. stationed hsre. Both RenttsEnen
sish TO be remembered % sheif friends
On the Sound.
The difference befseen ssamen' /
wages On this coast and the Atlantic q
sail much in favor Of this side. The y
get $50 coastinR and f2S 10 foreign
pogts on this side, and go coasting SIS
on long voyages on she other side.
Ship 81. Lueie of Bath. over $50 days
out from Philadelphia for San Francisco.
has been given up for lost.
The steam yacht Galkisa, built by p.
MeGishsn of Psnrapo, Nev Jersey, the
famous Irish-Americaa yscht-b1ilder.
FOR Mary Anderson, will have an orehes-
trion boz pot into her. to which steam
power will be applied, On Lake George.
The substitution Of iron for masss
and yards on ships has greatly lessened
the demand for large gpars. Very fsw
csrRoes have been exported Of late years
from the Sound.
Captain Henry Moryaa is once more
amone a.. He is In hopes Of soon be-
Office 70 Captain Bryant, who expects
his appointment in about ten days.
Steamer EyanRel, Caps. Harry Lett,
arrived yesterday morning from Seattle,
with Bafrd's minstrels, on their way to
Victoria. There are twenty seven Of
them.
Captain Swan, Of the ship City Of
Brooklyn, holds that bis claim against
the Government for tietaining his yes
sci vhils suspected Of carrying opium,
boarding tWo inspectors of customs on
the passage from hereto San Francisco.
and compelling the cargo generally re-
tanned as ballast to be discharged, in
the amount Of $1,000, is still good and
that every dollar viii be paid him, in
the faee Of the damaging report made
by the special Treasury agent here, who
vas one Of Cleyeiard's first decapita-
tons. ~
New York has the only school ship for
boys in she United States. 1t 10 the old
sIoop-okwsr st. Marys. Any state
may, By making . requisitioR On the
Secretary of the Navy, have a ship and
officers furnished 10 instruct the boys.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.
L. SLANp OFFICE

L. 8. LAND OFFICE.
Olympia, W. r.. Auril Is 1856.
The People Of the United States 20 George
HUDSON. greeting.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
before rs. st our ONCE in Olympia, W. T..
On Monday. May IS. lssA 81 : O'Clock p
m. 70 answer the complaint Of JAMES
u. COLMAE. JR. who made homestead
entry No. Gus March 10 lisa, for the fol-
lowing tracts. alleging that your timber
land cash entry No. So, made March IS
1854 for the north half IN y of northeast
quarter t>E II Of section Is township "a
north. range ) east. W. NJ. was made upon
false and fraudulent PROOF: th>t said land
u agricultural IN character and Rot sub
1ect 70 entry under said Act.
This hearing 10 ordered by letter c Of
the honorable Commissioner OF the Gen.
eral Land Office. dated + bruary !. lsSl
to determine the character OF the land
and the nights of the respective parties
thereto.
Aud it appearing 10 our sstisfActien that
the said George Hudson cannot be served
persorslly. service Of his summons will be
made BY publication. posting and mailinG.
according to rules Is and IL Of practice In
q. = Diatrfct Lsnd Uf5ces.
Witness our hands this day and year above
JOHN =. GnwTY. Register.
Ap32n2l JAS. Il HAYDkN, Receiver
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THE SEsTxEr-G AzErTK.-Snch viii
be tie narne of the new paper TO be is
sueti next week By joint stock com
pany who have engaged Hon. X. U.
Dunbar ne lis editor. The capital stock
is ;s5 ahares, Of 800 each, AID the
stockholders are L. b. Wise, Ut. Eshel
man, sig sichel, X. o. Dunbar, 9. W.
FiIloon, r.. L. Masters, Sol. smith, W.
4. Dunbar, ID. d. McFall, joe Nesbitt,
J. III. Hens, DR.. Boyd and q. y. Rein
hart. Rron tho makeup Of the owner
shin IL ID evident that the Intention is
10 run 90 independent psper, and there
is no need for any other kind in this
county. We txnst that tbs managers
aill 90 ssondncs affairs az 20 awe no
Gauss Of ccmpiaint by reasonable per-
cons Of any faith or party. 80 lenR a.
thal 10 d0ne there viii probably be no
opposition, hut should 10 lean decidedly
10 favor % any faction or party, an op-
position sheet would be likely 10 spring
GoIklea3afs G1zsffS.
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Executors Notice.

TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON
/ c6uaty OF King. &c.
In the matter of the estate Of Stephen
w. Ho ey. deceased.
Notice is hereby given hat all persons
ahavisg claims against the said deceased
are hereby required TO present the same.
with the necessary vouchers, within one
year after the first publication OF this no
tice. 20 the under igned. executor OF the
last win and testan enf of said deceased.
AZ his place OF business, on Cherry street.
near second. at the ONE of the PUGET
Sound telegraph Company. In the city OF
Seattle. King county, Washington Terri
tory.
Dated Seattle. W. r., April Z. 1851
W. II LLEWELLYN.
Executor Of the last will and testament
OF stephen w. Hovey. deceased.
Eirat publication Of this notice. April q.
tSso. 6w
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fhe First GsFpsFaaiSs Tnaes the Law
Of our reRrfseFy fer she Pre-
daeffsn ar Beet suRaP.

fhe First esFpsFaaiss rnaes the LAWS
Of our reTrffsry fer she Pre-
diaetfsn e. Beet saxaK.
Messrs. e. Meekss, +. n Alv0rd, Pc
ter saar. G. q. Davis and n ). Msekss
have joined toRsthsF for ths insOspora-
ZION 81 tbs Valley saRar COmpany. and
nave HIsd their articles With the County
and Territorial authorities s. provided
by atasnfe-
The objects Of the corporation are 70
manufacture. refine, bny and sell sugar,
o pzrenase, oEn and sell lazds. %
grow bessts and othsF plants, and do
gsnsral farming 30 erect and main
ain buildings. tEamwzys and rosds
necessary 70 the successful carrying out
Il The Aforesaid objects; 20 buy. o~n,
nsism and ssii live stock /; 10 bald. osn
spel omerale steamers. scows and other
soats 90 bosYow and loan sponey. and
c do AL other things necessary and
3sopsK fer The accom- plishmens 81 the
FLEETS abose specified.
he capital stock II placed af $50,
40. divided iEto shares Of sl0o each
The capital stock Is made non assess
abs.
The eorpoEatioa shah have an exist
snee CT fifty years.
There shall be Eve trustees, and the
irss Ave shall be z. Meeker. L. III. Al
word. Peter Saar, q. NJ. Davis and n. j.
MsekeF, who shall manage the corpora
,ion until their successors are elected.
Reut, In King county, Is made the
principal placs Of basiness.
Bylaws haue been adopted defining
The daties Of officers, naming the time
# meetings, providing fer publication
Of isotiees, making Of contracts, etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS

rs THE ONLY KNOWN SURE CURE
i for rheumatism IN all LIE forms. In
fOrsy-eight hours one hottie Of this won
6sr4.l rnes1fniua will
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Us. LAND oyT1cx AT oLxxPzA, W.T.,
April 6, 1885
Notice is hereby given that DAVID
RENTON has hled notice Of intention
TO make Anal proof before Geo. W. Tlbbetts,
Notary Pablie, q his once. in SquAk, W.
T., on Monday. the 25th day Of Nay, A. d.
1885. on Pre- emption d. q No. 9S24, for the
NV 4 of NE L, and Z II Of NE \ Of section
10. township a north, range east.
he names a. Witnesses Philo Rutherford,
Davis Rutherford, David b. Thomas and VIM.
L. Stearns, all Of Falls City, W. T.
JOHN ,. CONVEY,
~ 9nyl4 Register Of the Land Once
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Notice Of Application to Pnr
chase Timber Land.

BxrxxD STATES prsTzrcT LAND OFFfcR,
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TKhaTTonx.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
~ compliance with the proyigicns Of the
Act Of Oongress approved June 9. 1873, emit
tied aAn Act Cor the sale OF Timber Lands In
the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
WAsh1nGtoa Territory. JOHN PuLvRR, Of
fkasit county, Warrington Territory. has this
dag Aicd IN The 0fisce his application b. pur.
chase TIE 5 y Of NE 4. NE i Of 81 4 and
sE Il Of NV 4 of ssction No. ", in tewH-
ship No. IS north. range No. seast Of the WI.
iamette Meridian.
Proof IN support Of said application win be
made before ths Cert Of he Dsstrics Court.
~ snohomish city, enohomisA county, W. r.,
July :. ie8s. as O'Clock p. m.
Any and sIl persons claiming adversely ths
said described land. or any portion thereof,
srs hsreoy requires 10 ale their ciaims In this
once within sixty ieel days from date hereof.
Given nnaef my hand, a. ms ozsca, In 0lym-
pis, ". r.. this 18th dAy Of April, AID fssS.
JOIN y. CONVEY,
gp2SiezS Register OF the Lind Ofiee.
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrIcE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
OLYMPIA. w. T.. Mar. h 81, 1895.
GoMPLATNT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
" st this once py CICERO r. HARRIS
AGAINST DENNIS NKRNEY, for abandoning
his Homestead entry No. Si9t, dated Nay 81
lesa upon the W y Of 81 \ and sK \ 81 sw
y. o. ssetion q, and lot 9, section q, township
AZ north. range east, in King county. wash
ington Territory. with view to the Gao.
collation. OF said eutry, the said parties are
hereby summoned TO appear 81 this once. on
O'Clock p. m, 70 respond and furnish test.
mony concerning said alleged Abandonment !;
and II appearing 10 orr satisfaction that per.
sonsi service hereof cannot Be had. service Of
this notice win be made By publication. post
ing aad mailing. according 20 rules 10 ana
JoHs Y. CONVEY. Register.
apemyls Jas n HAYDEN, Reesiver.
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Notice Of Final Preof.

Us LAND oYrHcR Al oIxxpra. W. T.
April IS 1875.
"a To James Rankin and ell whom Is may
concern Notice i hereby given thst 70 Der
N. 3. SIMPSON hss fied bo.ice Of iatenftoa
70 make final proof before 'be Register and
Receiver, st their otsacs, IN Olsmpfs, ". T
90 Thur day, the nth day Of June, 4. d. 1855
on Presumption d 9. No. SIS, for the los L
Z. and o y Of NE 4 of section 6. township ~
north, range east.
He names - Witnesses Joseph Reed, Jas
JOHN v. GOwEH,
pSOte& Register Of the Land Ofica
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Notice of Final Proof.

Us LAND osrIcx Al OLYMPIA, wit
April IS, lsss
sGNotioe IL hereby given tnst GEORGE W
CARD has filed notice Of intention K
make final proof before the Jerk OF the Dis
trict Court, at his once, in seattle, ". 7.
on Saturday, the 30.h day OF May
a. d. 1885, on presumption D. 0. No. 1851, fol
the y Of NV 4, and NV 4 OF NV i Of sec
ton IS, sw 4 OF sW i OF section %, town
ship Is north. range2 eass.
ne names 40 witnesses Andrew G. Ander.
son, Henry Clond, J. K. Ewing and Hans Fry.
berg, all Of Port Blakely, W, T.
John =. CONVEY,
sp23mySS Register OF the Land Ofllce
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CLkvKLAND, Ohio
Jons q. JANIcKK, CHAs. +. JAsIcKx,
Notary .puolie. Surveyor
RsO0GALMsE LAND AGENCY.
mo. @. JANICKR & SON

JNO. @. JANIcKE q SON,
Will locate settlers on the public
lands Of the United States.
We hsys complete abstract from tbs
records ~ tbs. United states Land
0ftiise Of hH tAs iassds N ne SHoqsasissss
Vaiks, n kiNg Coaais. showing the
nauiea VI settlers. date and character OF
entry.
viii buy and sell lands on cumnis-
sisu.
Iraprovsd land and 1919 acres Of val.
uabae timber land for sale.
Land seekers viii tiad il 10 their ad-
vantage % give u q call before eping 10
the Land 0fiice at Olympia. Address,
Agl26 dw Len FALLS CITY, w. +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-20
Notice Of Final Proof

q. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. TIL
April IS, 1895.
0Notice Is hereby given that THOMAS
PHI rs has filed notice Of intention 70 com
mute and makefinsl proof before the Judge,
or in his absence. the Clerk Of the District
Court, Of his Office In Seat lie, ". T., On Thurs
day, the 18th day of June A. d. 1855, on
Homestead application No. s90i. for the n \
Of 5 j Of section 20, township % north, range
8 east.
He names a. witnesses Allen Stark.
Abraham Jones, James z. Mcdonald ADD Thos.
Harkins, all OF Reaton. W. 7.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
ap3lie4 Register OF the Land Once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-20
Notice of Final Proof.

By JAMES p. LUDLew, Deputy. ~
Mc9ilvrs l. Blaine attorneys for plaintiff