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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-24
A CHILD Can run IT.

TyHE NEW No Q WHEELER q WILL
j son Sewing Machine tths b. st and
the branch or,ce. on Front street near
Pike. with full and comp ct OF a..
tachments, upon which . person Of any
age can execute tn, flnest and mo tpleas-
ing L nd Of work possible. Every psrson
purch ssinR . machi 20 viii BE- there ,ahiy
instructed In regard - ne use and the
Hse of the attachn ents. IN will aiso re-
ooive guar ntee for keeping the machine
In g ,od repair for i've yea-s. All persons
are cordially invited to call and tnspec,
our machines.
Orders from the country arc solicited
and will receive careful and prompt At
tenfion, y. w. HANSON,
jyH Agent, Seattle. w. T.
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY

villloave Seattle fer Skaxit river and wAy
-orta. every Monday and Thursday. 10
urning Tuesdays and FridAyA
For freight and passage apply ~ Com
Sany's Office, ON Yesler's wharf. or on boaro
he boats e. the same wharf.
mrSl-6 GkO. 8. JACOBS Sec'y.
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Total paym ms by Traveller .sli. 49, 90
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agent, putlsr g Bu Id
ing. opp - . Uc,i ssntAi Hot J. oe In
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Charity

r,sv be "faires: AMI foremost o: the train
,ast I. ait ON mans rost diguined and
hsppi,,, state but the dignity and hap
uine~s OF man cannot; long endure with
out the health that msy he obtained In
few bottIes OF Ayers Ssrssparills. A.w.
Parker. lumber dealer, sos Bieury street,
Montreal. Que. writes: Amer being
troubled with Dyspepsia for yssr, md
xrith Salt Rheum
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FAsnloxAslE nsEssmAxIn.

Ma G A. GALE An ExPEsr
~ enc q dre suas r. ed ri .. = sse Of
- sasltr par Ga Sc ksom . up e, .
!. - ID NJ y kss~E - NJ s.~~t s-N
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L'mhereer. Cream. Swiss. and White
River Che ESQ at the Fulton N .rket. oc2l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-24

Fresh invoice of new Pop Corn at the
Futon NJ 4rk-t. oo2z
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N. CarLBERo nnv receives 800 rolls Of
the best W nite RIVER Butter per week.
wbish he sells NJ reasonable rates. Cali
nd get sample roll. N. CHILBERo,
Grocer, GIG + ront street. oc " I'm
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TICKETs FOR 90 OR go


roo os ~ - SOC
Our roonss az
s0nfor ef @ ,as
al operations VIII %
annsepe methoda Wonen OF
sEA
For oc
TAI On efweenM jefferson streets
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Private Boarti's nou. e.

SkvER AZ pes MsRs Ann nay
- sosraers wanted eea-hn wiiA!a
ave n.is u-s~' - Of ths PsstoE,es Ap-
gle " Freaf - go ssaf iua
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Shipusls, Take Notice.

Until TunrHKR NOTICE THE
warehouses on YesleI's whsrf WI.
b. o'ossd agd no further freight received
far shipment after $50 each evening. ecs
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STEAMER d RAILROAD TRAVEL
WASHINGTON
TEAMR0AT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the y. 8. Mall.
THE COMPANYs STEAMER
@eWASHlN6T0N

WHL LEAVE SEATTLE EvkRY
veniA9. at O'Clock, for
WHATCOM
,alling at Muktlteo, Tulalip. Coupevflle
ak Harbor, Utsalady, Lsconner. FidalsS.
.nao0rteA Guenee, SAmtsA. fairhAvcn'
tollingham and 5ehomA
Returning. win leave WhAtcom ever
fonday. Wednesday and Friday even
axs, 1t oclsck. for Seattle, calling
atermodiate points On the way.
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MISCELLAN nUUh.
knights Of Labor.

NUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. Saia
W K. Of l.. meets every Wedneeday .
80 D M. In Masonic Hall. Vtsttins
brethren In go,a ssaadlng are cordially
invited 70 attend.
WAITER wALrRp. r --ss
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IND eRt~r rRAges.
The sba.ss Whereby Railroads. nsse
Bse~ssea Gr~ste< sszastites 81
lssd Than Ratified Sc

W.sprxgrs OF s-Fhe suruh ~
70 { 1T L4ns Conm ssiooef spArk-
fesrsv corr Ist-d. Is has Involved =
y ,et zu,oon. Of uort, and u reveal
ssJrne startling fsc-s ~ the con fiflon OF
the varica- and grants A lsc2e forc-
ct cler Is have soDe over ali toe grants TO
adiass theU- Strange a. u % ~ seen,
no road has been found 10 pave lee
land than ID grant called for. All asve
more. many far more than they are IN
sitl-d to. The Atehison, topeka 4 san
n Fe has over half q milliep scfes IN
excess If irs grant The wipu1s & st
Peter show. esed seeond. sith 40, 90
Tue Land O6cs claims that sor1cieni
facts have been obtained to demo lsrste
thst the It. Psu, d Sioux CITY, the VII
non d Sc. Petse and the IS. Paul, Min
aea polls & Manitoba companies have
EACH ixse amount OF iands that we're
not embraced In their grants. Toe se
or q msi Jrity OF them sre grants 10
place OF particular tracts, With the
risht Of inoemnity for snch lands 40
we're found to have been sold prior to
he d. q ate locsiIon of the road, and
thnse grants, saoh as the Northern Pa
eide. for instance, which vers not d.
rectly grants in place, bu. grants 10
quantity. contained such restrictions
aod limitations as TO the manner IN
which the lands should be taken 40 to
cpske ihem also ID effect grants OF spe
cific tracts. Tney we're sill grants IN
pr,sesa, bat the rights OF the comps
MES did not attach to shy particular
tract until they performed certain con
di;ions therein prescribed, such A. the
definite location OF the rosd and the
ding of tne maps showing the same.
and upon these conditions bsiog con =
piled xith, the right TO the grantee
lands became perfses and dated esck 30
As to cut of all intervening claims, ex
sept tsose of pre-emption and home
stesd settlers Who we're ON the lands ~
the definite location Of the rad BY
be terms Of the granting acts, the
lands so settled upon and claimed. As
sell As those tracts which we're reser" d.
em. .oed 10 ebtries or o,he <ise sppro-
priated AZ the d te of the grants, were
excepted therefrom. and d Jon becoming
vacant
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I. y. G. r..

SKATrLE LODGE No. & L o O..
- meets every Monday night In odd
rAllowS Hall. (Rein,gsD Front street
Waiting member In gid standing cor
daily invited. LAURA e. HALL
J. W. BTxBY r. a w. @ T.
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- finnish
d.a ale noaers - price per Ssk ssa AsS- .~
asks1 hsn twosd bs posi- sefAin 81
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STkR W. F. MUNR0E
80

vessels In this line leave San Franci,<s
svery tan gAyA. special contracts made by
ChA5. r. WELLS
10 California street. San Francisco. or
II. L. YESI ER,
jyf S.<Astie Agent
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STEAMER, TRAVEL, RTU
"a hhmhRs ia LILA LII.
FOR TACOMA.

"ILL LkAvE 6EATTLk EVER
w day for Tacoma. ct Z 20 q m return
Ing leaves Tacoma for Seattle q II Q. n,
On Mondays tbs zephyr coonects Will
the Hay ward at Tacoma for olympia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

force was yours 1t Is good, In day OF small ana
laborous ngenuities breathe the free air OF your
books, and dwell in the company OF Dumas's men-so
gallant so frank so ndomitabe, such swordsmen ana
such treuchermen. Like VI de Rochefort in Nnst Ans
Apes like that prisoner OF the Bastile, your genius
NEST que DUN parti cest du part du grand air.
writer 50 fertile rapid mastery In the ease with
which he could escape the reproaches OF BAR
rem envy. Because you overlooked with wit you coud
not be scriOus because you created with Woid 20"
were said to scamp your work because You were never
dull pedantic Incapable Of greed, yon were 10 DC
censured desulory, inaccurate and prodiga- gem
Grafton suffering from mental and physical an@mia-a
generation devoted to the 'chselled phrase to accumu-
lated documents to microscopic pornss over human
baseness to minute ana disgusting records OF "AaI Ii
humanity is least human-may readily bring these un-
regarded and railing accusations. Like one oil the great
and good-humorcd Giants Of Rabela' you may near INC
rnurmurs from afa7 and smile with disdain. To you'
who can amuse the wordto you who offer 1t the iresh
air of the highway the battlefield and tho sea-the "oiu
must always return escaping GLADLY from te po"uo'S
and the bouges from the surgeries and hospitals an"
dead rooms OF NJ Daudc and NJ lola aud OF the "earl
some De GOnc0urt'
Mr. Antonio Galleusa has turned his pen in new
lir.c,ion and will shortly publish a novel called
Jenny Jonuott'
related of the poet INLAND that the King onco
offered Mn the order Tou c Mtrc with catering eX-
prcesions of the Royal regard INLAND however "e-
ciined to accept It, While he was explaining TO his WE
the reason which moved him to refuse the distinction
there was a knock at the door. workins-class etl
from the ncfshborhood entered and presenting INLAND
with "a bunch Of volcts sItj "1Is IS Offering rnm
my nofhcr" Your mother. child 2" replied the poet
Il thought she died last autumn" "That is true" Herr
INLAND" said the girl and begged yuu nj the time TO
make little verse for her grave, and you sent me
beautiful poem These the first voles which have
bloomed on mothers grave have piucFed them, and
ll ~ rl that she sends them 10 you with her greet
iuor The poets eyes moisteneI as he took the posy,
and putting it I'm his buttou-hoie ne said 90 his wife
There dear woman IS not that order more valuable
than any King can give p
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LITERAEY NOTES.

"a Mere Interiude" is the title of Thomas Tiady's
new novel.
Mr.. Robert Buchanan, who Is not yet a particularly
elderly man, is about publish his "Reminiscences Of
q Literary Career" There viii doubtless be whnt ire
weren't persons call " some fun" among Mr. Buchanans
contemporaries when this book appears
Lord wolseley's" Life and Military Career Of Mari.
borough" is coming from the press in London.
In that series OF charming criticisms which Mr. Lang
"a contributing TO The ST. Jamess Goze under the title
of Letters Eminent Authcr" he mas at last reached
Dumas the Elder. "What an extraordinary vigor" ex-
claims Mr. Lang "what health, what an overflow Of
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SHORE RAlLW ".
ruE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST rs IT.
IOIHLE INACk LINt n. ~ -INL-9 W.

rnE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FiN EST FgJItP
IOJ BILE TRACK LINE FDt ~ -lNl-S %
PLEASURE rEAN H. -. t,,t WEST
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE - A.lN D y etV' r
TI0EE or rdE WoNLprAMfp Htb,,' n. n us
AUOUNp Foo fUIIIS OF tAIShl Ill, N.Y. - nd
40 THOUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY "f i"'
ON Iud after oct4 1857 trains viii leave N.'' ''''-
station as -Ol1N4. ....., s..,taf Jly.s',
All tiaus leave from new downoNn stair %, ~ II. /:
North River. - minutes earlier than nom '"'' Va
D. trot and CHICAGO, 'lolo a. M. 'ooo' 'S'lo p III
nan : ycpers TIN IA ;h. ,,,.... .,.o.,.r,
Bnnalo Uochrster 70. 4 40 a. Ia, 'oO''
suspension Bniee. niagara Falls. 10 lOa III 'O'''
p $40 .,o.,o it.ok a IN 600. $ ~
c...,u, .-oO .lO:l0 llEA
A m E5l, $40, u 40 y. IN. ,,,.,. .-so 1910
N,ybur. Kingston oauSorties ana AlodI'9' -''-''
,l.,hn Ia. a;5l. 1000. $50, ll:4o M. 49,. .,
S,ra ngo VIA ALBANY 7:2O, II - o. M o.uo ~, IN
Fot Montreal Ctnada East 7SO a n oou D. toronto
Hamilton. lonnon, -lo;lV a M -o'VV 'AVf'
.ativ Other trains daily except Suuhy. r .ccommois
ror tickes time tables. prlOr or sic PIE az ~ uudsoD
en- mr. information apply at OIL ccst Fultonsti
A.. rToosiyn Court ST. Annex 0mee, 9ps 40 ISIS
,v V"rk City Il 2O7 26l 3l5 sos y Jap In BoWey,
,nadaay ~ Cth.ave. l46 East - ami foot u
nI No. shore stations foot OF Wcst Isl chrc ked
IT At North River gage cal so o, a. eket Offices
hotels and rrsuehce% oi"oi' N HENRY MON ktl. .ut
Canara Passenger AksA'
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Eieamtoafs ano Eailronas.
RIVER BRANCH

III ARLEM RIVER BRANCH
A NEW-YOBK. NEN-TAVEN Ann n a prpo.
Trains leave harG Fem Eiyr station corner s2 40 n
e1rhed by Third Avenue Elevated ka SsSs Harlem GS River
Sundays at645, 900 $40, 1000. 1855 a. IN oeAeePo
OAK Point hunts Point wcs of F r0Ts Vq a
Chester limpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bag Barto, est
New Rochelle with trains for al po5ts on he M ,ing at
ne NS%f9Ek NowBayen and Hartford Railroad Shore
NewBnain and ueld Branches and Boston and al pog
idnlgnt train for NewRoclelle a1d all intermes.,.
sunday trains for New.RocheI,e and an iutermo0,,
at viz way trains G sIfT ta
Stamford ~p0' and
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND UTrnso,,
hIX T5ss T a5Ss Jpno % 1856
1,a. m ocheser and Montreal Express: through H..
mSr S cars TO Leicester Adams and Montreal '"
WIN dlnn{ ca stopping At Albany Utica, syn'c1ss
ar w G mr. I1i iad 19' icy ana and IooS
Louis $40 p m. neat day. 81
daigua Rochester niagara Fails and 5aaao 10 Conan
IN NJ Western Ne@-l ok and Northern Express y1,,
;.96 ,. m, Albany, Troy AMI Utica Express. rr,n.,
drawing room cars. 70 SARATOGA III. Idwad and Gs i'm
p. m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
sGp m. chicago and ~ Louis Express win sleonirg
for iayaIa Fills, Buffalo Cincinnati, Toiolo. DeirO h.
tGOp m, Express with sleeping cars sy.acu-y e q,
Auburn rod, nj 10 Saratoga also ID Montreal
g:l5 p. acitc pess with sleeping - 'or poeto,
toWatertOwn ana Ogdens0olg da " except Satur ay.
~ p m, y .sJ tXpi5 - WIN srcping-cars % Albany
9nd Troy 9nne t. win te trans tor the West AID
Ticket. on sale AT Grand central ncpot, 70. 8 Boghp,
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot l2lhst ana 4fbavs5
Tay 80 and 90 Bio day ani O. West fsitSf DSosa'
Yos 33 Washington and 80 tuitons, Bro9klyn and IA
Acroaodatons n drawing room and socprgcars can IA
procured any OF the ticket offices NewYok CITY mj
Basgase ca ed Tor and Gee tod from residence
~ heso ira run daily All Othe dty except SUNDAY
tTbe,o trans stop 90 Harlem I2Jtl-st ANA 4t.ayr,
ION sunday runs only 10 Albany and Troy;
General superintendent bePe'M passenger Agent
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.-nnrnrrN RAIIrnAn IN NEW.LrRsrY

NORTHERN RNlLHOAD OF NEW-JIRSEI
= rwin' t'y" from t..""ort, Depot for o. ''s.ri'
$50 49, -.1 Nm. D. mlni.ht sundays :. @ @. 10. and
>,"r.t Spring valley .ud Hon,.y = loa. n, 1850 p ia.
suu'ay,9H 80.
EWE RAILWAY. now Enovn ms the NEW
AUau.,m.atso . from, .loH ,l.uct.-t Depot From ga
qo.m-pol, exc n -un,a5s lay b press uraw,c-.rron
S'..Hr. p l.t., Do, 49,. g. d. e.
Ilornr.sy,lo to Cincinnati 4ud ru0to to Ca,a.n
s'w Pullman ira W l"N. @''I lnr hu .'.,l "'cc'-'t
N"tA,E ca'r i"' ii ',n. Au!'. -' ".nca 10 -
~ univ lui.Io an, Nnc.rl i.i.I r,frl" arr.,tl
una.o 10 a. m, Dc. sion rago 81 m. the most
popular ri. hi u.ln lc.w.'u Sow. oir .u. Iutao. ,
ram on ul"n Day ana 81 cInE U''.'a to ..n-i.m'on
n'n A. 10 SO $40 ilo .. 3, ia.op me-
40 p n. - n1.Hi-h,- Oh o, ,o.,, D., ,,. ~
$50 40 BIO $3.50 DlOCa0 $50 $50 lo31 p lu ].
mIdoifht supd.ys 5i. $50 1910 O. m. l:i5 $50
\cvars aud Patterson via Newark Gl5 500 73olooo
] mdmght saturday nights ouly. sundays 0l5 %. No.,
searn 80 $50 lo4 @. M, - so 800 l:!..
ESQ s,9 $3.50 l'o I'm an, u midn'E.t . sundays o:'j
WEG l i a I5 i0i P i'i5 p m sundays 50 M
tond,u ana Kingston and MONTGOMERY "a. 1901 N.
Go.l,n - 5.,5 100 1920 a. m, $3.50 500 $50 200
Midtlclo"n i:3a ':i' 600 p l120 a. M. $50 $50
1hc M aud io M rl,us connect with View ore on.
tario and West IN Railroad at Mar-st The am IT an -tops
Port Jcryls a. 100 1920 $3.50 $50 7 $50
Roats leave 28d.st " S.. $40. 6'I5 M C.l5 IN 70
tt. n IS M sn 1 10 20 i tr IA Gi,
IIckcts br passage and apartments IN Drawing Room aud
tlasrr o ba;age may be ,c At the Compnys Offices
A. BroasIyu OF a the company. Depots
Express rom the West arrive IN NewYork at 7;lo
'''' join \, AnBorr.. GEM Pass'r Agent NowYork
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TTlIE BAY LINE
FOR

OLD PoINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except sundays Pennsylvania Railroad. $40
DIN. ParlOr thranSh 10 steamer.
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ IRIS, q. II. NOGIUAN AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peek Sip. Pier -, b.. Re- a. D. 10. an,
d. m. Suuday7 excepted ocug m NcVliaVsn VIII
suaci.l trains forNfFBIDEN, HARTFORD, NPPlNGFiLII
IDLYOKE. &c Tickets sold ana baggage checked az 9i
Broadway. y. y, and Court st. BrooAlyh Excursion Z
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aud tho East All ril FROM Giard er rn Depot lhrce
Ghty t~un0ny excepted To Boston
paIlor attached aud II . m ,wih peace sleep
carsi sundays nt u D. with psiaco sUsp c0Isl.
Newport fast express leaves Grand Genoa. Depot (paror
attached ,. M arrives al Newpot ~ p. n.
f. W. POPlLE, Agent.
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NORTH GERMAN lloyd IS. co.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. co.
n SHORT ROUTE 70 LONDO N.,,-,,r.-
- NEW. YORK SOUrHAMPrON AND Bkt MEN;; 90
vvrpRN Wed o { ~ y a. rn. FULD sat: 80 III
.RIItIT Sal Oct3l ! am. ms We'd NOy' /, VA n
FIBF We'd NOv.4. $50 M 'Nl1' * A = -aV-'VP IN a -,
sr.arnera marked sail for Bremen direct -
on Iyuress steamers, lst CABIN Seu w anu F4-' ~
CON, 1tit On older steamers. d CABIN 800
N'"-'' Wv Sterrage nc lowest rat ..
OELRICH- q co. 40 bO"lhB 'ID9i'
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONTAIN ;
| lines ron CALIFOKN IA san pWICH - LAZY
=. * - = mi "A NEW.ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN
III ~ U-OI'TU AMER. a AND NENlI'1
'-' From <ew-York. pier foot Canl-st, \. X
Tor san Francisco, STA the lsthmns ol tanalr
-CrrY GF PARA sails Mon Jay. NOV =, noon.
for entail and south Americi and Mexico
nom san francisco l.. .no .t'hu'HT'7'
For CHINA and Japan, - 49,. o, % , 81,
I'D, fl-s.IITfr M. NEW MA ana = L , I.Ai'A-h'
ZEALANDIA sails -aturday, Nv " ~ I!!rr,-,cp, CO.
or on arrival London ma Is ar san ! for,
For freight, passing nd general M p.in 'PP' |
lay oM0o u" '' F''' H. j. BULLAY, superintendent.
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HANRURG AMERICAN SIS. CO.'S LINE for
PLYMOITTH London Cherboury Paris and Ha 5ours
Ruga...... oct 70, $3.50 m Liannona N9' o Pa
Fir.t abn $50. $50 and 5. STORAGE @- NJ UNI P
Wt[TWiII' II IA ~ q Co c. Is RICHARD g CO, -
Cen Agt VI ErOadst, v. !. GenP"s Ag1'r o. "'''-
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Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
n Sailing Weekly rom n N n0I It%ER ~
ETHIOPIA Get 81 II a. N. An CHORIA, Nov a. ~. M
TURNEssfA Nov. 7. a. m CIR1 ASIA NoF ~ IOa'L-
Cabin passa u $50 10 $50 Second class $50
steerage outward go. prepaid SO
bH-' W HoWlug Green NeY-I Ors
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TNMAN LINE .,,.., ..--, ,r,rppoor.
lHL- r.. iil IN m
CRY OF CHICAGO 80, "a Nv H. $50 q. Il
-, Tnuan per foot of Grandst. Jersey 5y' lTl+ -
=, - ACE $50 % and 500 Intermediate; 500 NA
a - n tfon Nav ork d. Prepaid tickets - 10 ,or+s
fN4Hi' ~ No l Broadway, y. y
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-04
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 1857
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, December 2. 1888

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, December 2, 1885.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Charles E. Kitchener John P. Kelly, Rich
ard Gundry and E. P. Kitchener, of Stockton,
in Tooele county, Utah Territory, have made
application for a United States Patent for the
Cygnet Lode mining claim, situate in Rush
Valley Mining District Tooele county, Utah
Territory, consisting of 1,500 linear feet of the
lode, and surface ground 200 feet WIDE being
Lot No. 3d. and described in the field notes and
plat of the official survey on file in this office
with magnetic variation at II degrees east, as
follows: Commencing at the discovery point
of the claim and running thence north 70 de-
grees west 1000 feet to the centre of the west
end line of the claim, and thence south II de-
grees west 100 feet tc Corner Post No. 1; thence
north II degrees east 200 feet to Post No. 2;
thence south 70 degrees east ,104 feet to Post
No. 81 thence north 81 degrees east 1896 feet to
Post No 4; thence south IL degrees west 2226
feet to Post No. 5; thence south 81 degrees west
$50 feet to Post No. g.; thence north 70 degrees
west 1,150 feet to Post No 1, of the exterior
boundary lines of the surface ground of the
said claim, containing an area of 6.SS acres.
From Post No. of this claim U. s. Mineral
Monument No. bears south q degrees 43 min
utes east 1851 feet distant. The said mining
corder of said mining district at Stockton, in
Tooele county, Utah. The nearest known loca-
lions being the Leonore and Keystone No. Q
mining claims.
direct that this notice be published in the
SALT LAKE EVENING DEMOCRAT, the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim for
the period of sixty days.
n. McMAsTER, Register
BIRD & LOWE, attorneys for applicants.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-12-04

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, October %, 1885
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ "CariboO Mining Co.," by its President
and duly authorized agent, X. Aft, whose post
Office address is Salt Lake City, Utah. has made
Sunshine mining claim. situate in American
Fork Mining District, Utah County, Utah Ter
ritory, consisting of 1500 linear feet of the lode
and surface ground 1886 feet wide, being Lot
No. ~, and described in the field notes and
plat of the official survey ON file in this Office
with magnetic variation at is degrees 30 min
utes east, as follows: Commencing at the dis
coyery point, thence 81 degrees w 400 feet
thence IS degrees, 40 minutes w 1856 feet
to Post No. 1; thence 70 degrees 40 minutes
637.6 feet to Post No. 2; thence n "a degrees
1868 feet to Post No. 8; thence n degrees "a
minutes 1122.S feet to Post No. 4; thence -
degrees 40 minutes w SO feet to Post No. 5;
thence degrees "a minutes w 1077.2 feet to
Post No. 6: thence 81 degrees w 1887 feet to
Post No /, the place of beginning of exterior
boundaries containing an area of 20.6S acres
from which the area in conflict with the Utah"
lode is expressly excepted and excluded; leay-
ing an area OF 1913 acres applied for.
From center of the north end line of claim
U. s. N. NJ No. bears south q degrees 81 min
utes east 5,728 feet distant. The said mining
claim being of record in the Office of the re-
corder of said Mining District, at Forrest City,
in Utah County, Utah. The nearest known To-
cations being Anna" Utah" and "First
Chance"
direct that this notice be published in the
published nearest the said mining claim, for
- - H. McMAsTER, Register.
It. C.. BAILEY, Attorney.