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TEE CIRCULATION OF OBSCENE
MATTER.

A careful perUsal Of the following
Law VIII. perhaps. be useful and pro
ftable TO many persons hereaboul;
SECTION !. Be il enacted by the
. Legislative Assembly Of The Territory
OF Washington: II any person shall!
import, print. publish, sell, lend,
give away, distribute, or show, or
have IN his possession with intent 10
sell, Or give away, or 20 show or ad-
yertis=, or otherwise offer for loan,
gift. sale or distribution. any OBJ
scene or indecent book, magazine,
pamphlet, newspaper. story paper,
writing paper. picture, engraving,
drawing or Photograph. or II any
person shah desiEn. copy. draw.
photograph, print, utter, publish. or
otherwise prepare any Of the articles
mentioned IN this section, or shall
write, or print, or cause 10 be written
or printed, q notice OF any Kind Civ
ing information, or shall give infor.
nation ststing when, where, how. or
Of whom, or by what means any Of the
articles mentioned 10 this section.
could be purchased or obtained; or
II any person sells, leads, gives away
or shows, or has in his possession
with intent 10 sell or give away. or
10 show, or sdsertises. or otherwise
offers TO loan. gift. sale or distribu-
ton 10 any miBor child. any book,
pamphlet. magazine, newspaper or
other printed paper devoted TO the
publication, or principally made up
of criminal news, police reports. or
accounts of criminal deeds, or pic
lures and stories OF bloodshed, lust
or crime; or if any person exhibits
upon asy street or highway, or 10
any other place within the view, or
which may be within the view of any
minor child, any book, magazine.
pamphlet, newspaper, writing paper.
picture, engraving, drawing, photo
graph, or other article coming with
10 the description of the articles
mentioned in the first and second
subdivisions of this section, or any
of them; or if any person in any
manner hires, uses, or employs any
minor child TO sell or give away, or
10 any manner to distribute. or who
having the care, custody or control
of any minor child. permits such
child 10 sell. give away, or in any
other manner 10 distribute any book.
magazine, pamphlet, newspaper,
story paper, writing paper, picture,
engraving, drawing. photograph, or
other article or thing coming within
the description of articles and mat
tiers mentioned in this section or any
of them, upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by imprisonment
in the peni,entiary not exceeding
three years. or by fine not exceed
ing two thousand dollars, Provided,
however, that If such obscene or in
decent matter is circulated in any
school. or institution Of learning, or
in any charitable or reformatory in
s,itution, or in any Jail or peniten-
tiary, supported in whole or in part
by public money or moneys raised
by taxation. then the minimum of
Imprisonment shall not be less than
thirty days, and in sll such cases i'm.
prisonment shall follow conviction
Sec. 2. The jury in all prosecu-
tions under this act shall be the sole
and exclusive judges as to whether
or not the matter circulated is OBJ
scene or indecent.
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oREMosT LIVING WRITERS.
Opinions.

II II not too much TO say that with the
LIVING AeK one comm Is the whole
nold Of current literary activity; and II
has never been 80 bright 50 oomprehcn
sive 20 diversified In Interest as it 10 to-
dAy. Boston Traveller.
II rs. now for many years held the irst
plAoe Of all our ssrisl publications. There
V nothing noteworthy In science. art. lit
srAture. Biography. philosophy or rsli sion
that cannot be found In IL II contains
nearly all the good literature of the time.
The ShurchmAn. New York.
Nearly the whole wor q OF authors and
writer's appear In Il 10 theie best moods.
\ he re.der Is kept well abrcasi OF the
currcnt thought OF the axe. b Jston Jour
ne
IL may BE- tru,hfully and cordially said
that II never of srs . dry or vsiuoiess
lAge.--N. Y. Tr.eane,
IL enables its readers 10 keep fully
abgcAsi OF the b at thoash' and lslers, use
Of civilization. - Chrast.an Advocate,
Pit,shargh.
Ri lgraphy, fiction. science. criticism.
history, poetry. travels whatever rseu
are In crested IN. all arc found hero. Tbs
Watohmnn, Boston.
Through 10, paSes s,one Il IL possible "a
be ~ vel Informed IN eurrcnt litsrs nr,
a. BY the pcfusai Of hong list OF aionth
observation-disclosures ina aiFer.
In fact. q reader nc, de no more thar
this one -puhlscsden 10 keep him wei
aercsst OF kngllsh periodical tersfuI q
sunday school fimeA Philadelphia.
forsmos. Of tbs eelec ic periodicals.. -
N. Y. World.
In sub crib Nc for IL our readers vii
secure more tor their Investment than IL
ary other way OF which ws are coSni
SAINT iowa Churchman. Davenport.
Coming once = week. u gives. while ye
fresh. tire productions OF the foprmus
writers OF III day Montreal Gazette.
Pahlished weekly ., = . year. psstaS'
free.
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To all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PuesT
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY. \
SEATTLE w. H., July "a, 1882
WHERkA5. BY DEED BEARING
w GATE August ~. 1873, executed In pur..
suance Of an ordinance approved AuRusf
Is, 1873, the city OF Seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the TIDE
lands south of King street, In said city Of
Seattle, in, along, around and ADoutEllioi
bay. from extreme high 10 extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly o.
the Territory Of Washington. by an Aci
approved Sovember s. 1878. ratified and
confirmed nAid grant and conveyance ups
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company and,
Whereas, Said Act OF the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands "
said Seattle and Walla WAlia Kailroad
and Transportation Company. in fee aim
pie and.
Whereas, The United States has acqui.
esced In said grant and conveyance and
Whereas. Tho said Seattle and Walle
Walla Railroad and Transportation Com.
pany has transferred and conveyed ali Of
said lands TO tho Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company HEREBY
gives notice that ii claims the exclusive
right to occupy said lands and 70 erecs
wharyes and other structures thereon.
and that ali persons are hereby notified %
refrain from occupying or entering upon
any OF said lads without the consent u
writing, of said Columbia and Puges
sound Railroad Company. co
COLUMBIA g. PUGET SOUND r. X. "
BY 4. J. MILNER
APPS Assistant Superintendent
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Proposals fer Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HEApouARrERs DIRT OF THE CoLuNRIA,
Of1c- Of Chief Commissary,
VAHcopvk1 Barracks. ". T.. Feb. 10, 1856
SRiLED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICArg
- subject to the usual condi ions, will be
rec-ived At this Office and AZ the Offices Of the
ActiRg Commissa lee of Sabsistenss at the
following named posts Usr the fr N bsef and
mutton nssjed 81 those posts only, until 10
s'elock noon on THURSDAY. Ma eh Is, lss6. at
which time snd places hey viii be opened in
the presence OF bidder, for the fur ishing
and delivery OF fresh beef and mutton durin Z
the year eomm.ncina Jay LIST, iss6:
Boise Barracks, l. T; Font C.nby, W. T;
Fort Co IT d'Alene, l. T.; Fors Klsmstn, Or. F.;
Fort spokane. " T.; Fort Townsend, W. T.,
Vancouver Barracks, W. T.: Fort wslla walls,
VT.
The eovernn 90, reserves the right to re-
j.ct any or all BIDS.
Bidders will understand that costraets
made uudsr this sdveitis ment, ard propo-
ssls made in response thereto. shall not bs
construed TO involve the On tel States In any
OF legation for pay msnt In excess Of the ap-
prop iation grained By Congress for the pur-
pose
BiArk proposals and printed circulars. stat.
lns the kind q Def and mutton required.
and giviag full instructic ne - 10 the n Al ner
Of biedins conditions In he observed By bid.
ders, and terms Of Contract and LAY meni will
be furnished on Applicant n to this once, or
to the A C. =, at the several 20 t..
Envelopes containing propossls should b.
marked +" Proposals for tresh Beef or Nut
TOT III Fort -" and addressed 10 the un-
dersigoed or to the Acting Conmissary Of
subsisteree 81 the several posts
c. A WOODRUFF,
Captain and c, g.. o. 9. A., Chief @. D. c.
-
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Exaet Payment, and Disregards
Its own Defective Title.
| AstoriaR I


The settlers on lands clsimsd hereto
fore BY the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. in the neIg b boTh hood of Gray's
river, WahkiakuH county, ". L., are
considerably exercised in their minds
as 10 the effect of the ruling of Commits
sioner Sparks. that the lands they have
purchased do not legal y belong to the
railroad company. Sone OF the clsims
Affected by this decision the railroad
company has received full payment for
and issued warranty deeds for the same.
Many of the claims have been settled
upon for years, and the ostenslble swn-
ers by comnendable thrift and industry
have improved these lands to such an
extent that, with the comfortable dwell
inRs and commodious barns and out
houses erected thereon, they are nov
valuable farms, masy of them worth and
could be sold for four or Eve thousand
dollars. On account of the suppo ed
invalid title hsld by these settlers from
the railroad comp ny. strangers and
outsiders are making an effort TO jump
the claims by endeavoring to file on
them as government lands.
There arrived in this city today, from
the Grsy's river settlement, Msssrs. II.
7. auiDefRs 4. D. nun, n. SofeEscu, n.
klint, Z. Brix. j. klint, A. Brix and
Thomas Jensen. all of whom have set
tied upon certain odd sections in Wah-
kiakum county, heretofore elaine by
the railroad company. Some of them
have paid up in full and have their war
ranty deeds. Others have paid one
half, and. delaying further payment,
have recently been notified by the com
pany that, notwithstanding the decision
OF the Cos LsissI' ner, the company IN
sis;s upon fol- compliance with the
terms of the contract between itself
and the purchasers; and, unless tue
payments are made according to con
tract, 10th the land and the money
already paid will be forfeited to the
company. In view of the dilemma they
are placed in, the delegation OF honest,
hardvorking settlers mentioned above
are on their way 10 the public land
Office at Vancouver, hoping the govern
nent official in charge may be able to
quiet their fears, or, II necessary, (if
some other person has not already
jumped their claim to beRia dc moro
and die on land they have some of them
been living on and improving for the
last ten years.
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SHIP NEWS.
PoRr TOWNSEND, March lit

FORT TOWNSEND, MarCn .lltD.
Quite a fleet of vessels arrived in
port last night from foreign and
coastwise ports. thirteen vessels being
from San Francisco. The best pass
age was made by the schooner Ma
rion, in seven days. and the longest
was made by the Astoria, twenty six
days.
The following vessels ere from San
Franchises:
Bark Templar. for coal.
Ship VIM. McGilvery Captain Dun
bar, to load lumber at Port Blakely
for Sydney.
Bark Oakland, Captain Welfare, to
load lumber at Port Madison for San
Francisco.
Bark Vidette, Captain Boyd. to
load lumber again at Port Madison
for San Francisco.
Bark Ella 5. Thayer, Captain Mat
sen, to load coal at Seattle for San
| Francisco.
Schooner Marion, Captain Molles-
ted; she made the last round trip in
thirty-three days. She discharged
one hundred tons of freight at Hast
ings wharf at this place. and pro.
ceeds 10 Seattle with freight, and
from there goes TO Tacoma. where
she will discharge at Hanson's mill
two smokestacks for the mill. She
will then load lumber for San Fran
cisco.
Schooner Dora Bluhm, Captain
Bluhm, for Port Gamble with freight.
She loads lumber at UIsalady for San
| Francisco.
Brig W. II. Meyer, Captain Whal.
man. She proceeded 10 Tacoma,
where she loads lumber for the city.
She has on deck the boiler belonging
to the tug building for James Crit.
fifth, ship broker, of this place.
BArkentine Retriever. Capt. Gray,
10 load lumber for san Francisco.
Ship Yosemite. Captain Saunders.
| Owing TO strikes in the coal mines,
this vessel will remain here until fur.
Their orders.
Ship Canada. Captain Warner.
She was lowed TO Tacoma. where she
loads INN Der for San Francisco.
Ship Oriental, Captain Slater, from
San Pedro. There being no employ
ment a, present for this fine ship, her
crew were discharged and paid of.
Gillian bark Lily Grace, Captain
Wall. arrived in ffty.,hree days from
Valparaiso. This vessel was partly
burned in Honolulu. She is now
/ ounaj - Nafnaraion Gha Lad
lumber at Port Blakely for Valpa-
raise.
Bark Arkwright, Captain Killmsn,
belonging to the Puget Mil Com
psny, arrived in seventy-six days
from Melbourne, in ballast. She
proceeded to Port Gamble, where her
crew will be paid off
Bark r. X. Ham sailed this morn.
ing with q cargo of lumber, bound
TO San Francisco; also the barker
tine Sksgii and schooner Courser,
both with lumber.
Schooner D. S. Williams, Captain
Olsen. sailed from Port Discovery
with q cargo of Timber, bound to San
Francisco.
Ship Benjamin F. Packard. Capt.
Waterhouse, which sailed from here
with q cargo of wheat, consisting of
81 4a5 bags. October ed, made the
passage to Queenstown In 1856 days.
Ship James Drummond, Captain
Curtis, which sailed from here Ocio-
Der llth with 2o92 tons Of wheat, ar.
rived in Bristol March 4,h.
Ship City OF Brooklyn, Cap,sin
Swss. which sailed with cargo of
lumber from Moodyville, B c., ar.
rived in Melbourne March All.
Ship Edward 0'Brien, Captain
Taylor, has arTised from San Pedro
She loads lumber st Tacoma.
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FEBRIARx EXPORTS FROM PgGEr
seiSD.
PoE7 TovSsESn. Esrsh II.

FoE1 TOWNSEND, Esrsh IL.
Forty-tvo vessels sailed from Puget
Sound for foreign snd coast ports With
coal and Iamber esreOss during the
month OF February. Twsaty-eishs we're
sail vessels. carrying Lumber.
Seven were from Tseous-saips Dash
ing Wsvesud Shrley. bsrks James Mar
TN, Caubrisn Chieftais. sarah S. Rldg
way srd Ssnoset, and schooner Marion
Five we're frem Port Blakely-shirs
Topasilsnt snG HospodAr, barks ]. z.
Smith and c. y. WhitmOre, and schoon
er American Boy.
SIX we're from Port Gsmbie-bark
Emerald. bsrkentins Amelia scsooners
Alice, Lssitla. J. g. North aud Compeer.
Foa, were from PORT Dlscoyery-osrk
Mar, Glover, brig Deacon, sonooners
La Giroade and Helen \. kimbsll.
Iaree were from Port LudloE-bark
Hope, bsrksniihs h!ickItst and schoon
er American Girl.
Two were from Sesbecs-bsrkentines
J. NJ. Griffith and Modoc.
One was from Por, Madison-bsrk
Tidal Wave.
The aggregate quantity Of lumber
taken By these vessels from each mill
pOrI WAS:
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CURE FOR PyIRs.

Piles are frequently preceded b. a
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lower part Of the abdomen. causing the
patient 20 sapposs be has some afectisn
OF the kidneys or neiehborina organs.
At times symptoms of Indigestion are
present, hstulency. unessiness Of the
stomach, etc. A moisture. like perspi-
ration, producing very dissgreeable
itching. after getting warm, is q com
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once 10 the appli-
cation Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which Acts directly upon the parts az
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. 7.
February 8. 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that oUNDER
EGGEN has hlsa IUtice Of intsntion to
make anal proof before the Clsr OF tbs Dis.
o let Court, at his ONCE In Seattle. W. T o.
Friisy, the 26th day Of March. A. d. lss6 on
Pre- emption D. No. 9ssl, for the M ef
Ne b Of section "a. township &c north, range
east.
lie names - witnesses liver D. Moe, An.
ders Mos. Olof Ottsrson and Joaan Ptdsrsen,
oil Of Port Madison, W.T..
joan y. CONVEY,
folSmr2j EAQ.Afs-r q the Land flce
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Lands fer The landIeSS.

THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING ON
L Esgle Harbor. nine miles west of the
city OF seattle. VIII sell portion Of his
homestead in lots OF s. 10 or % asres each,
at the low rate OF $50 per acre. sad land
has been logged OFF and burned ever un-
I'll 1t is quite easily cleared. IL 10 nearly
lCvt |. has but few stones, and lies in cal
reach Of the water. School and church
within a mile. Society geod. Call and
ds3w3n r NJ. H0SkINSON.
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MARsHAL'5 NOTICE.

whereas. A libel has neen filed In the above
entitled @ urt. 90 tas 9Th day OF February.
1855. BY J. u LowmsA against the steamer
Eliza Anderson. her iaek.e. sppArel and fur.
niture, whereof Thomas v right IL master
and owner, alleging as 9 C Use OF ACTION. that
between the ist dsy Of April, 1884. aed the
30th day of Novemb Der 1885 one L. Yssler.
Wright. who vas a. all thu aid times ewner
and master Of zAld vessel krd 10 charge OF
her repairs Al d equinmeLts cause to he fur.
nished for tue use Of aR5 upon the credit of
said weasel (s,id vessel being in the pot OF
Seattle, Washington Territory supplies, ms.
teriAls and work for The repair and equipment
Of said vessel, ana money TO pay and which
did pay for supplies. materials Ard work done
and furnished TO said vessel fl the use of
aid vessel. in the repair and equipment OF
said vessel, which supplies, materials and
work were ut all SAID times 8 lie upon sid
vessel. and which amounted 10 the sum and
reasonable yalus Of elk thousand .nd ssven
hundred and nftv-eigh; and a 100 doll rs, no
part Of which sum has ever been paid, which
sum was and 10 BY the Laws Of the Territory
OF Washington, lien upon said steamer, her
machinery, engines. tackle apparel and fur.
niture hat on the 20 b day OF January, 1856
sald Yssler duly old said claim 10 hbeliaut,
Who 10 nov tho owner tn, reof; and PRAYING
process against said steamer, her m achinery
that all per, ons iJt' rested In said vessel her
tackle. etc, be cited to answer the premises.
and that said vessel be condemned and sold
to pay the demands OF iibellsnt.
Now. therefore, In Pursuance Of tho moni.
ton, under seal Of said Court, to me 81
rssted and delivered. / do hereby give public
notice O. all persons claiming the said weasel.
her tackle. etc, or In any msuner interested
therein. that they be and appear before the
District Court. to be held In and for said
I h ri Judicial District, at Seattle, on Thurs
day. thu 25ta DAY OF Fab usry, 1885, at IL
o'clock Of the forsnoos Of the ssme day al
the same shs all be day Of jsrisdic' ion, other
wise on tho next day Of Jurtsoictionl then
and there 70 interpose Q claim for the same
and - make their allegations In that shalf
Dated the 9Th day Of FEBRUARY. 1856
T. j. HAMILTON,
q. s. Marshal In and for Washirston Terri.
tory. by CHAS HENRY. Deputy.
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A WALKING rAElEToS,

Mr.. E. Springer. OF Mechsaissbnre,
Pa, writes: II wss sfHic,sd with iuna
fever and sbscess on LUNGS. and reduced
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bottle OF DIR. Kings Neg Discovery for
CONSUMPTION. which did me 90 much
good that bought a dollar bottle.
After usiEe three bottles. found myself
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to health. With a hearty appetite and a
eais ID nesh OF IS poanSs." Call at A.
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trial bottle of this certain cure for all
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Club Prissa for The best Hsms and
Rdfsign Literature.

Possessed Of fng LIVING ACE and
che or other az eur vtvAsioes Ameris~n
roathlias subscriber will ind himself
Ia command Of thu whole sltuatian-
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For SIS ~ faE LIytSo AGx and any
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SATURDAY., the 10th day OF April.
1855,
Administrator's Notice to
Creditors.
FISraE nArIKa OF THE EsrArK OF

NE The MArIKR OF THE ESTATE OF
i pssiel Hskeoc. dec-ss-Si.
SStiee u h rcoy given la; the unse-siz aes
yss. ~ an sr1er Of the Proese Court Of
kfns eoaeis, Washington Tsrrtrcrs mace on
The ~ day Of March, iSss. duly sppsanpd
Admsnissrstor 81 the setais II Daniel Nc
heon, d-c~ased- All e'sifns sgAias; The sstAts
OF sid deesssed mus, Be prssen,ee. vits he
aecessary vooehe-s. 10 ssit Administrative, q
the rlsss of trsnssstioa Of his business IL
vii, No. I'll Front street. sss lie wasa. Tsr.
vnsin enc rear after the sAe o. this eo,fcs,
o. tbs sane viii Be FOREVER hsrr~d.
pste 81 netes and art pabliearon, Mach
II. isss
HORACE roCSe,
Adn.nisr.ser Of the estate CT Danisl Nc.
Keen. deceased
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
4 Ihird judicial District Of " -sh uxto,
Territory, holding terms at Seattle.
40 % 9-J TN G. Seaveg, plaintiff Va.
William III. Llewellyn, in his own p-oner
person and as the executor and tru-tes. Of
the estate Of stephen W, Hoyey. DE-
ceased. ct al defendants.
Under and bg virtue OF an order Of sale
Issued out CT the Ab1ve named Court in
the above entitled Ection, dated the POI
day Of Feb uary, iss6 and 20 me directed
and Delivered. have ouiy levied up n the
property De, crieed in said oder 81 sale,
and Is iollows iowit:
Let MN red three 80 OF block nur,.
oered ifty ljN. snl Jet numbered ihres
l5l OF bloc nun be- q fifiy four ,5ll All In
Maynards town plat q tbs town Iaovx
CITY, OF Seattle. in said King county: nd
aiso. II 10 Ordered that aid lot three "a, ~
block numbered fity-four t'l Of Msy.
nard plat, b. sold first In order a. ,ba
tire Of fat1 sale
Notice Is therefore hereby given that op
saturday, the Sd day of Aprtt.
1855.
At 10 O'Clock a. m. Of said dar In ,,or, .,
the Ce1rt House door. in the CITY a. &C.,
re. King csunty. Washington Terrisorv
l wilt IN obedience TO ssid order os az
sell the above described property or :,
much thereof As may b. nee. ssaTy 10 .a,.
sly N judgment In said acton. with in.
ure w. repn ano eo-ts st public auc-
non 70 the highest b oder for cash.
ia Deleo ~ Seattle. the 9TH day OF March.
nhstd shsris Of K,a -; e a9G9A "
AeGlvra q BlAine. attorneys for nlain.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

US. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. W.T..
February II. 1855.
Notice Is hereby & ven that kkEBERTC A.
RICHARDSON has tled notice o. intention to
make fnsi proof before samuel Greene. No.
tary Pubic, 50 his Office In II ushton, ". T..
on Saturday, tho lOth day Of April, A. d.
1888, 90 Presumption u. $. No. s9g6, for the
NV \ Of section 10, towaship Is north. rADgs
east.
he names a. witnesses Roscoe Dunn,
Ch2flos l.. May. Henry A. frederick and VIM.
e. Hamley. ali of HOughton, W. 4.
JOHN r. CONVEY.
fs25spl Register Of this Land ono.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
Notice OF Final Proof.

o.. LAND oFyiok AT OLYMPIA. VT.
February Is, 1856.
~ Notice IA hereby given that JACOB n.
RICE has nled not c. 4 iaiention to make
fral proof before c. z. Bosnian. a N Jtary
Subtle. a. his Office In Seattle. W. r.. on
Saturday. the l0ih cay Of Aurii, A d lsS6
on Pre- empston d g. M. 1851. for the NV \
OF section 8, township ~ nor h. range 4 east
he names - wi nesses WI Miller Jos
Qn'nn, A. Sellers and Joseph Baumsis er
ali OF sunnyuAle, W. T.
John = CONVEY,
fe26ari Register Of tie Ind o,a..