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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-01
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES
PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS.
A New Set of officers Elected and Papers of
General Interest Considered

The Indiana County Superintendent Asso-
citation met again yesterday at Plymouth Church
with full attendance. Eighty of the ninety
two superintendent of the State were present
besides large number of visitors. among whom
were President w. W. Parsons of the State
Normal school; President ]. J. Mills, of Earlham
College and Hon. Warren Easton, superntend-
ent of Public Instruction of Louisiana, who came
to learn something of the school machinery of
Indiana The morning session was opened by
Fl. w. Porter, Of Porter county, who read a
paper on 1.-THE Teachers Qualifications" fol-
lowed by general discussion, led by j. W.
Eourse, of Spencer county.
Superintendent Holcomb followed with an ex-
PLANTATION of his Financial and Statistical Re-
port" which contains very accurate survey of
the condition of the schools of the State, besides
many new and important suggestions.
Professor Parr, of DePauw University, was
next introduced, and made short address ex-
planatory of the new school of Didactics estab-
lshed at Greencastle President Parsons of the
State Normal. President Smart, of Purdue,
and Superintendent Easton all made brief ad-
dresses The latter paid neat compliment to
the school system Of Indiana, and spoke highly
of the State educational exhibit at the New Or
leans exposition.
1.-The County Superintendent and the School
room" was the subject of paper read by w. H.
Mess, of Franklin cuunty, followed by w. A.
Eosmer, of Laporte county, who lead in the dis
eussion which ensued.
In the afternoon the exercises were opened by
the election Of officers for the coming year The
following organization was effected: President
j. w. Holconbe; first vice-presdent w. H.
Calkins, of Tppecanoe county; second vice
Pre- sident, ]. L. Shauck, of Rush; secretary, d.
J. Crttenberger, of Madison; and treasurer H.
W. Curry, of Vigo.
A committee TO prepare an outline of institute
work, consisting of Superintendent Shauck,
Hill. Nelson Hosmer and Ernst, was appointed
by the president at the consent OF the assembly
j. J. Mills. president cf the board of directors
of the Teachers Reading Circle. made an address
upon the Purpose, Plan and Progress of the
ei=cle. J. A. NARROW followed upon the subject
of the county management of the circle The
general discussion of the subject was opened
by Superintendent VIM. II. Ernst who in
dhged in some sharp criticism on the
methods of conducting the reading circle during
the past few years, and urged that the board of
directors prepare a lower course, fitted to the
needs and wants Of the average teacher. A
number of delegates spoke upon tho subject,
both pro and con, but no change was effected in
the management OF the course of study.
j. &. Mcpherson, of Wayne, read an address
the 'Reappointed Superintendent" and H.
ID. Voris, of Johnson, read a paper on THE
Newly appointed Superintendent" after which
the association adjourned to meet year hence
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Suit for Damages.

Cyrus ]. McClelland, on the Oath of March,
this year, was injured by a passenger train on
the Big Four railroad while he was crossing in a
wagon, the railroad tracks on Fifth street
Yesterday he filed suit for $4,000 damages
against the railroad company, alleging that he
had no notice by the ringing of the engine bell
of the approach of the train, and that a building.
a undergrad and a high fence DISTRACTED o
view of the track. He says that the train was
running at fifteen miles an hour, when the rate
of speed should have been not more than four
miles an hour. He claims that his injuries are
in the spinal column, hip ard lungs.
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The Blue and the GRAY.

At meeting of Major Robert Anderson Post,
No. 800, Department of Indiana G. A. r., on
Saturday evening, June q, 1885, it was resolved:
That Major Robert Anderson Post No 800. G. A.
r. is vigorously opposed to the called reunion of
the Blue and gray, as it is being carried in Pha-
dephia at this time according to poster received and
file in this post.
That we are opposed to the placing of the embems
of treason and rebellion along side of, or on an
equality, with those of loyalty and fidelity to the
Constitution and laws.
That while willing to forgive those who
fought against us, when and wherever they show a
the old flag and the principles represented thereby
not willing to forget those who by their acts
and deeds are, yet unwilling to acknowledge that
they were wrong and we were right; and only when
to the Union and laws will be ready to them
on fraternal grounds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-01
A Fatal Fall.

James Holland, of South Delaware street
forty years Of age, married and the father of q
family, fell from the electric light tower in pro-
cess Of erection in West Indianapolis, yesterday
evening, and sustained injuries which will
almost certainly prove fatal He, in com
pany with one or two other fellow-employes of
the stave factory, climbed to the top of the
tower after quitting work for the night, and
after making one or two successful ascents, Hol-
land boasted that he could go to the top and de-
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"A Pump Manufacturing Center.

The town of Goshen seems likely TO become IA
nous as pump manufacturing center. Articles
were filed In the office of the Secretary of State
will conduct their business operations there
one being the l. X. L. Pump Company which
has capital stock of $22 200, and the other the
Goshen Pump Company, with capital stock Of
$l2, 600. The directors of both companies are
James A. Arthur, Alfred Lowry and William D.
Platter
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LOttery-Ticket Case.

Deputy Sheriff Ryan and Officer Hine yester
day arrested Theodore Costigan, from informa-
tons charging him with selling lottery tickets,
having been filed against him recently. The in
formations were in erroras to the first uame of the
prisoner, giving it as Frank instead of Theodore,
but this was corrected. Costgan was released
on bond. Samuel Perkins becoming his surety.
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scend By one of the guy ropes. lie started TO
slide down very rapidly, and the friction burned
his hands so that he had to let 60 when about
seventy five feet from the ground. In falling he
struck a telephone wire, which turned his body
so that he fell headforemost, striking the ground
on his head and shoulders. He was picked up
unconscious, and taken tohis residence in Flanner
& Hommowns ambulance. Several of his ribs
were broken. and his injuries will no doubt re-
suit fatally
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Fire Works. Fire Works,

There will be grand exhibition of fire works,
evening of July 4, at Seventh-street ball park
also concert by the When band
The fireworks display will be the finest ever
held in this city; furnished by the unexceled
fireworks company of New York city
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-01

The Pennsylvania line will sell excursion tick
cts to and from all stations, July ?, and H. goot
ticket Office, 48 West Washington street auc
Union Depot.
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SaiOon-Keenar Fined.

In the Criminal Corrt yesterday John Davy
was fend $40 and ordered to pay costs in each OF
two liquor cases against him. He was charged
with selling liquor on Sunday.
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Injured by the Cars.

William Phelan wheel clerk at the Pan
handle yards, while inspecting cars, yesterday,
stepped backward on to a sidetrack and was
struck by switch-ensine. which was passing
by. Phelan was badly bruised about the lege,
but escaped without serious injury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-01

THE Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific railway will
sell tickets from any station on the system to
any other station not over $50 miles distant, at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets can be
purchased July 3 and 4, good returning until
JulV 6
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-01

NOBODY can afford to miss the prize bowling,
prize shooting, wheelbarrow and foot races, and
many other sports arranged for the 4th and 9Th
of July festival at the Shooting Park
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J. NJ. Owens, living at No. 80 Massachusetts,
avenue received benefits from the application OF
Dr. Lighthalls Spanish OH which admitted OF
his parting with crutches, which he was com.
PEELED to use for three months
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Hotels and Restaurants,

If in need of an icecream freezer, should give
the Rapid trial. 1t is better made, produces
more and better cream, and at less expense than
any other freezer made. All sizes, two to forty
quarts. Extra packing tubs and cans kept in
stock Investigate the Rapid before you buy.
HILDEBRAND g. FUGATE,
50 South Meridian street
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THE Indiana Trust and Safe Deposit Company,
No. 40 East Washington street, is now open for
business. See card in another column.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
A Res,s LsrrEn.

Master Wendell Bowman, an Ana
eortss boy, who has been spending the
winter at Ottawa, wrote the Este,prlse the
letter following from tie Canadian cap.
ital on the 7sh Of April;
Isaw the soldiers leave for the North
west TO 1eht the haif-hreeds and Indi-
ans ef Manitoba. They are having q
lively time there, and have had two en-
gaNeInents with the rebels, in which "a
Of the whites were killed aud about 80
of the rebels. We haVe four feet Of
snow nov. bat II IL melting fast. have
had some grand skating this winter,
and every time that SO 20 the rink |
trip up half q dozen ladies, bat have
the excuse that ! am = Just learning.
] have learned 10 skate pretty we'll, 90
that | can kesp up TO any boy in the
rink. have attended O month st the
National Basiness College, and month
~ the public school, also a month
~ the Art School, and am In fractions
now. and have learned good deal
about bookkeeping and drawing. The
Salvation Army arrived here Q while
ago. and they say they will chase the
aesil ont Of Ottawa. They have lot
Of trouble during their meetings some
times. Az one Of their meetings tso
drunken men Qot 10 som,shos and made
terrible racket In the gallery. They
knocked the st0vepipe down and we're
taken out By tho police, tiut came back
again. and they kad 10 cless the meet
ing. -Four Of the ladies stop at this
boarding -koase. / haze been - the
theater three times sincss 1 came here,
and like the plays very much. II Il like
reading siory oat Of book. only fhsy
set story in two or three hours which
would take day 10 read, and then not
understand Il e. we'll.
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A Huz1i uunn BOUND AT I.Asr--No ONE
NkED BuRFKn.
A snse cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itoh-
inn and liberated Piles has been dis.
covered By Dr.. william tan Indian
Remnslyl, called DR.. williams Indian
Pile Ointment. A single bax has cured
tho worst chronic cases OF Is or 50 years
standing. No enc need suffer i've min
utes altar applying this wonderful
soothing msdicine. Lotions, insiru-
msnts and eiectuariee DO more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Oiut.
ment elhaarhs the tumors, allays the In
tense itohinG (paFticniarly az night aft
er getting warm In hed), acts as pouI.
tioe, gives instant relief, and Il prepared
only for Piles. itching Of the private
paris, aud fer nothing else.
Head What The Hon. J. NJ. Ccfiinberry
o. Cleveland says about DIR. Williams
Indian Pils 0intaent; - have used
scofes Of Pile Cures, and q affords ne
pleasure 30 ray that have nescr found
anything which gave such immediate
and psfmantint relief as DR.. Williams
tncian uiutmeut For sale BY an
druggists. and mailed en- receipt Of
Prise ]. sold by A. b. Stewart seattle
faARzxn MxnlcfNR Co, Prop'm,
Cleveland, %.
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House TO Let.

r WILL LIT NY HOUSE. ON THE
4 corner Of S4cond and Cherry sfreeta.
tor term OF years. ~ low rate. II con
teins sixteen feonsA IL In good order, and
q suitahie Tor . boarding and lodging
hoase. tsp9 MRS WfCKOf'F.
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MIsOELL..NBOUs
SUMMONS.

TN TIE DISTINCT COURT OF TIE
i Third Judicial Dhfrict Of Wsshingtou
Territory. holding terms at SEATTLE IN King
county. fer the counties cf King and kisssp.
No. <Skl--Osflla A. (xssweli, plEintt6. W.
Rufus II. crssveIl and Z Z Long. defend
ants.
Complaint aied in thu count, sf King. In
the once on he Clerk q said District Oourt.
The Umised States Of Snserica send grsstiEg
To Rufus N. cressell and 4 Z. Long. de
fendAats.
Yoazre hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought aezinz yo1 By the above named plain
tin, In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
Distrist Of the TERRITORY Of Washington. hold
ing terms 81 the city OF Seattle. in the county
Of King, for the eountifs of King and kttssp,
and 10 answer the compliant Aled theiSin,
within sixty days from the date Of the nrst
publication Of this sum mons, or Judgment by
DEFAULT VIII be tsken against you. accounting
10 the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action y nnousht 10 obtain de.
cree Of divorce dissolviag the bonds OF matzi-
mony existing between the plaintiff and the
defendant. Rufus NJ. Cfeswell. and fair dt.
vision Of the property OF the said plaintiff
and the said defendant, Ru.us n. Cresweil.
and the custody Of the children of said plain
III and defendant, Ruftis n. Creswell. award
ed TO plaintiff with suitable provisi0n for
heir maintenance ard aducation ; and also TO
obtain q iecree that said defendant, H. y
Long, make snch conyeysnees As The Court
may direct. OF the property named In the
eomplS Mt, or any other property which he
holds in trust for said plaintiff and defendant.
Rufus NJ oreswell. or eitAer Of en-, and fnr
such aud further relief as the plaintiff Il en-.
titled 10 In the premisEs.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene, Judge OF
-, the said District Court. and the seal
I sEAL- thereof, this 7th dsyof April, A D.
lanes sRAvEv c,erk
By JAMES p. LCDLeyi, Deputy. ap9
Ac6flyra & Blaine attorneys for plaintiff
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Third Judicial District of the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms at Sc
attic, In King county, for the counties OF
No. sSoIChaaiotte <. Halter. plaintiff,
Il. Sander, stephea Carkeek, John Nicho
las and Charles v Ross. defendants.
Complaint fled in the county Of King
In the Office OF the Clerk OF said District
Court.
The Uaited States Of 44nserica send greeting
To /. N. Bigelow. Emeline Bigelow.
Fred L. Sander, Stephen Carkeek, John
Nicholas and Chas. V. Resi- 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
answer the Complaint filed therein within
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
location Of this summons or judgment by
default win be taken against y0u accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action IL brought to recover
the sum OF $962. with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF March, 1884. at the
rate Of one per cent per month. and the
costs OF said action. including an sttor-
ney's fee Of $50. upon q certain promis-
sorry note made and delivered by defend
ant /. N. BigeloW 70 defendant Fred f.
Sander, ON the 18th day Of December.
1883, and to foreclose certain mortgage
given ON said 18th day Of December, 1854
to the defendant Fred K. Sander. by the
defendants !. N. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow, to secure the payment OF said
promissory note, upon the following de-
scribed real estate. towit all Of block g.
also. lots s q, Z. 8 and 8, In block a.; also.
lots II. i2, 13. II. Is, l6, II and rs in block
IS, in Yesler's second addition supple
mentsl TO the city Of Seattle. King coun.
~, Washington Territory; which said
note and mortgages were afterwards. for
valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred to the plaintiff. who Is
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 Is TO plaintiff
unknown.
Witness the Hon. Roger g. Greene.
-, Judge Of the sad District Court
sEAL. and the seal thereof this 18th
49, day Of April, A. ID. lsS5.
JAMES SEAvEY, Clerk.
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy.
Burke, Haller & Rasin, attorneys for
plaintiff APPS
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0FYscK or THE CoLUAarA AND PuarT /
SOUND RAiLRoAn COMPANY.

0FyEcK or THE CoLUxarA AND PuarTl
BOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE w. T. July q, 1883
WHkHEAss 8X DEED BEAREfvg
W cate August ~ le73 executed N plr.
snance @ an ordlnance approved Auxuaf
Seattle and WalIa Waiia Railroad sn5
Transportation Company, All he tide
lknns south OF King street In said city of
seattle. In. along. around and nheufEIlic4
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme low
tide and deep water and.
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly o.
the Territory Of Washington. By an Act
approved negembcr & lS7a rnflfied and
certain Conditions. which have been XXI, XIV
performed By said Company and
Whereas. ssid Act q the Ieeislafiye
Assembly vested the title Of aid lands n
said Seattle and WalIa Waiia Raiiresd
md TrAnsportAtion Company. In fse sin
Wkerssn, Tia United state. Ia. .oou,.
eseed b laid grant aad eonveysnoe; and
Wheress The said Seattle and WaIla
" ala hkiiroa4 and Transportation Com
sald lands 70 the Columbia aid Pure
Heun1 Hailro1d Company;
NolE. therefore. the SAID Columbia and
REzef 6lund Eailread ComDanY heraby
gives notice that Il claims the exclusive
right 10 occupy said lands and 10 erect
WhnrFnl and uthor structures thereon.
and that all persons are hereby notified 70
refrain from 1ccupzl1g o. euferinS< upon
vritkss, q aid csiarnhis a. ssd Pax =
6 ssssa , Hsa!ss 4 f S1sSaRRiTsS6 usDRnoo
.ps A.issans supsrinsssdsn.
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NrsorI.LANnoUs
NOTICE.

Z. 8. LAND OFFICE
olympia, W. T.. Apr1 Is ISIS.
The People a the United States 20 George
Hudson, greeting:
Yoa are hereby summoned % appear
before rs 1t our office in Olympia w. t.
on Monday, May 3 lssS - : o'eiocx 2
m. TO answer the complaint Of JAAkS
~. COLMAN, JR-- who made homestead
entry No. s11S. Marsh 10. 1854, for the fol-
lowing tracts alleging thai your timber
land cash entry. No. 81, made March Is
ISsf. for the north half IN y Of northeast
quarter iNR Il Of section IS township =
north. range 5 east. W. NJ, was made upon
false and frsrduleRt proof: thst SAID ana
IL agricultural in character and rot suo-
jecf 20 entry under said Ace
This hearing 10 ordered by letter Y OF
the honorable Commissioner OF the Cen
eral Land Ofiice. dated February ], lSsa
to determine the character cf the land
and the rights OF the respective parties
thereto.
And II appearing b eur satisfaction that
the said George Hudson cannot Be served
personally, service Of this summons viii be
made by publication, posting and rnatiinR.
according TO rules Is and IL OF practice IN
o. 8 District Land 0faces.
Witness our hands this day snti year above
written
JOHN =. CONVEY. Register.
ap2sm2l Jas r HAYDEN, Receiver.
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frkE Ness reaches "a Of
the death Of Jack McCariy, brakeman
oa tAe Rocky Meuntain division az the
n. Il. Il. h. shree miles essst az Heron.
Tia train was In molten, and the enpi-
neex called for hfakes. Jack dashed
oatside e the call, and vss not naissed
until the train reached Nexaa. Then
DIS absence waR noted, ielenraphed 10
Heron, and switch engine Immediately
dispatched % hunt him mp When
found ne remains Of the poor fellow
were hardly recognizable. A wheel hai3
passed ever his body a. The uaist ara
torn np the nesh 10 one Of his kuees.
The heed waz severed frusa the trunk.
and rested On enc side OF the track.
One OF the Arms was Gus OF. and one Of
he Ices vas foand SIX ear lengths from
the body. TWAS truly horrible. siak-
entng sight speagne Jearmel.
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.


BNrxKD SrAfEs DfsrRIcr LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WksE1zaroN TKnnrroRy.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ comrlsaslcs with NE prUvssicns Of the
Act Of Congress- approved juno 9, 1878, emit
flea IAN Act for the sale Of Tinbey Lands IN
The States of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Warrington Territory" john PULvER. Of
EkaGit county, Warrington Territory, has thin
day fled IN this once his application % pur.
chase the 8 j Of Nh 4, Nh Il Of 81 4 md
81 X Of NV 4 Of section No. f2. IN sowr,.
ship No Is north. range No. eessi 81 the WI.
lamette Meridian.
Proof In Support Of said application win he
made before TIE Clerk Of me District Court
~ enchenzizh city, enohomlsh county. W. r.
guiy !, 1855, a ! O'Clock D. m.
Any ana al parsons claiming adversely ne
said described land, on any portion thereof.
ere hereby required 70 hle their elaims In this
cfziee within sixty lso) days frun date hereof.
Giyen under my hand, a ms ofsscs. IN Oiym.
pia. W. T., this 18Th Day Ct April, AID. 1eef.
JOHN =. CONVEY.
spasie2s Register q The Land oaIcs.
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Executors Notice.

TERRIr0RY OF WASHINGTON
i county Of King. q.
In the matter of the estate Of Stephen
w. Hoyey, deceased.
Notice Il hereby given that all persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby required 70 present the same,
with the necessary vouchers within one
toe. to the undersigned. executor of the
last will and testament Of said deceased,
ct 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. r., April I, 1885.
w. II. LLEWELLYN.
Executor VI the last viii and testament
OF Stephen w. Hoyey, deceased.
First publication OF this notice. April q.
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The sick and siiiisisd skoaifd nos fzi u II .
Europe and obtained great deal Of r61114
information which be h competent u t4>9
to those In need Of his services. Dn. &H3W
viii make 20 charge pniess he efscts d ~
Persobs cured a. home. Call OF ul<& n
communications strictly conhdcntiAL ~
ten dollars Tor . package Of med:c11< ~
dress DIR. ,. y. GIBBON, Boz 1851, en- ~
cisco, CAL Mention Poer- IxrskxxaENak
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Insure with JAMES A. oAREx 4 Co.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us LAND OFFICE AT 0InsPIa. W. T.
April -. 1855
"a To James Rankin and all whom IL may
cot,cern Notice Il hereby givsn that R0 BERT
n. B. SIMPSON hss died hostse Of intcntion
% make final proof before she Register and
Rsceiver. 81 their Office, in olYmpis, W. r..
o3 Thnrsdky, the 1lth dag Of June, 4. D. 1855
en- Presumption ID. .. No. 5Se5. for the lots 1.
{, and s y Of NE \ Of section 6 township %
aorth, range east.
He names - witnesses Joseph Reed. Jas.
Marshall Of Tacoma. w. T.; ana Robert Wood
Ing, 3. W. Inglis o. slaughter, W. T.
JOHN v. CONVEY,
p30ie{ Register Of the Land Once