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LEGAL.
by ballot. by the qualified electors of the
State on
Tuesday, November 9, 1886.

The amendment is designated Amend
ment Number 0ne," and the BALLOTS used
at such election must contain the words,
"F0R THE AMENDMENT Number One,"
or the words, AGAINST THE AMEND
MENT Number one." written or printed
thereon.
And l do hereby offer reward of one hun
dred dollars for the arrest and conviction of
any and every person violating any of the
provisions of Title ", Part l, of the Penal
Code: such rewards to be paid until the
total amount expended hereafter for the
purpose reaches She sum OF ten thousand
dollars.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
State. the day and year first written.
(sEAL. GEORGE sCONEyIAN.
1overnor.
Arts FL THOMPSON,
Secretary of State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-20

IN RE ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
On motion of Supervisor Lindley it is
hereby ordered that there be published. in
accordance with section 1855 of the Politic-
al Code, aud for the period of ten days next
before the election hereinafter mentioned,
a copy of the election proclamation of the
Governor OF this State. which said proclaim
alton is in the words and figures following,
to-wit:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN general election will be held thr 1u gh-
out the State on
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In the Matter Of The Assessment

Levied by the authorities of the city Of Les
Angeles, In the State of California. for tho
widening and extension of Charity street
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In tle Mltt1r Of the ASseSSn,lt

Levied by the authorities OF the city OF Los
Angeles, in the State of California. for
the widening and extension OF Charity
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-20
Ia The Mltt'r Of the AYse'Sn,pt

Levied by the authorities of the City OF L,s
Angeles, in the State of California. for the
widening and extension of Charity street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-20

hIIEbI.
THOMAS l.. THOMPSON,
Secretary of state.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-20

ENotning in this amendment shall affect
any assessment or tax heretofore made or
levied, or interest thereon, or any penalty
heretofore incurred, or any action or right
Of action on accountot any such assessment,
tax, interest or penalty; and all laws in force
at the adoption of this amendment, not in
consistent Herewith, shall remain in full
force and effect until altered or repealed by
the Legislature, The first levy and pay
ment of taxes against railroad property
hereunder, shall be made IN the year eigh-
teen hundred and eighty-six, and shall be
upon the gross earnings, to be ascertained
as herein provided. for the entire year Of
eighteen hundred and eighty FIVE. Taxa
tion for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth.
eighteen hundred and eighty-fve is not
affected by this amendment
Now, THEREFORE,, pursuant to the provis.
ions OF the Constitution and On Act of the
Legislature, entitled "An Act to Provide for
the Submission of Proposed Amendments to
the Constitution of the State of California
to the Qualified Electors for their Approval.
approved March 7th. A. D. 1888, the said
amendment 10 submitted to be voted upon,
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SHERlEE'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
i Third Jud eisi district of Washing ton
Territory, holding terms st Seattle.
NO Asl-WAld & Campbell, plaintiffs.
vs.. w. K Wilson. defendant,
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
issued out Of the above named Court in
the above entitled action. dated the a6th
day OF January, lSs land to me directed and
delivered. 1 have duly levied upon the
property described in said erder of sale.
and as follows. towit:
Lot three ~ In block twenty (20,, in A.
A. Den nys third addition to the city OF
Seattle and lot seven an, in beck sixty.
i've t65) in A. A. Denny's 9Th addition 10
tn. city Of Seattle. all in King county,
washington Territory.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. the 9Th day of March,
1855,
At the hour Of 10 o'clock q, m. of said
day, in front Of the Court House door. In
the city Of Seattle. Ming county. Wash.
ington Territory. l will. in obedience to
said order OF sale. sell the above described
property. or 90 much thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy the Judgment in eaid
actien, with interest thereon and costa,
ct public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated at Seattle the 4th day of Feb
ruary. 1885.
j. II. McGRAW,
fsltd Sheriff Of King county, W.T..
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eh'sed vonsa At Waahinatoa Territory
the right 10 esnfrol the commop school
syssem Of that great afeaf Why saks
these great eoDrBuowealfhs Of Dakcea
and Montana and Washington and Nsv
Asxies, having populations enough to
Be admitted to this nosf. and being
equipped In ali essential particulars a.
veil fer the performances Of the func-
tons OF self government 90 the people
Of anv State In this Union, and say
that they shall not have the same cob
trel over money that comes from the
Federal Treasury that Louisiana and
Arkansas and Alabama and Indiana
hsve; bat that in their case IL shall be
coumitted TO the Secretary of the Int
nor. Who may build schoolhouses and
employ teachers and buy school books
and intrude his personality int every
single thing that concerns the schools,
notvIthstandina the fsot that portion
OF them may be kept up by taxes levied
by the people Of the Territories them
aelyes9
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Proposals fer Fresh Beef and
Mutton.

HsADouAKrxas DEPT or rnn CoLuszA
Once Of Chief commiaaary,
VAScovvKA Barracks. W. T.. Feb. 10. 1885
SRaLKD PROPOSALS IN rRIPLIcATR
~ snejeee 10 the usual condi iona will b.
received ct this once and Of the oflcss Of thu
Acting coomisssres OF Subsistence At thu
following named posts tfsr the n sh beet and
mutton aesded u those posts OILY. until n
e'eloek noon On Thursday. Ma ch Is, 1850. Il
the presence OF bidder, Tor the furnishtns
snd delivery Of fresh beef and mutton durips
the year commencing July LIST, 1856:
botse bsrSacks. l. T.; Fort Candy, ". r.;
Fort Guar d'Alene, |. T.; Fort Klsustn. Or.
koo SPOKANE. " T.; For Townsend, ". r.;
Vancouver bsrrseka v. T.: For, wslla walls,
The eovernnen, reserves the risht 10 RI.
ices any Or ell bida.
Bidder. VIII underrapd that ooatrssss
made under this sdvetissment, aod propo-
ssls made IN response thereto. shsji not B.
construed 70 involve the Cnitsf esstes IN an '
eoifsassen for payment 10 eleess Of the ap-
propetseien grained By Coasrsas for the pur.
poss
BlAak proposals and printed cfrculsrs. stat.
Ing ths kind 81 beef Md mutton REQUIRED
aad Rtyfag fail iDstruetiors - 70 the n AZ ner
Of bidding conditions 20 b obssyvsd by Ma
aers, and terms Of eoarrsrt ard psymsn,, vii
Be furnished on appiie.tisn 30 shis once or
70 The A c. 4. 81 the several Do Is
E9veiopes eentaining pfoposals should b.
MARRIED Proposals. for Fresh Beef ssr Nut
iooi ~ Fort - and addressed 10 he M.
dsrsigued or 70 the Acting Conmiaezry on
Suoetstaoce ~ the SEVERAL posts
@. A. WOODRUFF.
oApeatn md c. D., o. O. A, Chisf @. d. @
fseotvta
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WoMEN's RIGHTs ON THE TRAIN.
"A smart young man, such as occs-
sionally stray from home, was on the
train. He made himself very con-
spicuous by his frantic attempts to
turn over one of the seats. which
was locked. As the seat did not
move at his will, he lost his temper,
jerked at it as if he would force it
whether or ne, and began swearing
like trooper. There were several
ladies in the car, and the language he
used in expressing his opinion of the
road, the conductor, the seats and
all was naturally very distastsful to
them. Among the ladies were two
from this city, one young lady. the
other an elderly and rather muscular
lady, well known 10 Council Bluffs.
These ladies finally got up from their
seats, went 10 the young man, and
the elderly lady, tapping him on the
shoulder, said "sir, we have
heard all the profanity we propose to
hear II you do not sit down and
behave yourself l will pull the bell.
rope, stop the train and we will put
pou off ourselves" The young man
took his scat, while some Of the male
passengers, clapping their hands,
shouted; That's right, auntie ;
well stand by you" The sneaky
look of that fellow was the picture
of mssnness. There was no more
trouble with him.-Omaha Bee.
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TO all whom 1t may Coaesrn
'yrrCK or THE COLUMBIA AND PuasT
Sound RAILROAD COMPANY,

OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND PuGTi
BOUND RAILROAD CnnPANY,
SEATTLE w. T.. July q, l&
WHEREAS, BY DEED BkARINo
w GATE August 10. 1874 executed IN 30
suance OF an ordinance approved Au9u2
y, 1873, the city Of Seattle conveyed 10TH
Seattle and Wslla WAllA Railroad anA
lands south Of King street In ssid city q
seattle. In. along. around and sboutknios
bay. from extreme high 70 extreme tow
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. The Legislative A0snhAy q
the Territory Of Washington, b. - 40
approved Soycmber & fs7a rafiAsd sn1
confirmed mid grant and con veyAncs upn
Whereas. Bald Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of aid 1Aads .
said Seattle and WAlla Walla Hallrsok
and TrAnsportation Company. In fss d
Where's, Tho United States has sod,
coed In said grant and oonyeyance; snf'
Whereas, The said seattle and Waila
Walia Railroad and rrAnsportation Cun.
pany has transferred and conveyed ID q
said lands 70 the Columbia asd PuGs
Now, therefore,, the "a Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad COMPANY hsreby
gives notice that Il claims The exclusive
right 70 occupy said lands and 70 srscs
whAryes and other structures thefeA
and that all persons are hereby nostns1 -
nng " ira ace. Ssssp Gisssu Sf s
writing, Of said Columbia aAd Puga
coLTHBix { PGakTsoUND ROO
aps : Assis,.n. supsrns.ass.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

U. s.LAsp OFFICE At OLYnylA, W.T..
February 0, lo6a.
Notice IL hereby given that 8UMDm
k9GEN has nlsd office II intot,oa "
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Friday, the 2eth dag Of March. A d. iseo, q
PRESUMPTION D. 3 No. sssl, for ths NE 4 q
NE Of section "a. township 70 north, ssngs
I east.
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felamr2J Register Of the Land ono
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NOTICE.


U. 3. LAMB OFyrcx
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEs KSTEKsp
~ Ut this sfhce By MICHAEL BRUNsEN
sgainst GEORGE v cOFFIS, for abandon.
Ing his homestead entry, No. Ee3. dA.ed Nay
y. fsss. upen the = y Of Z y Of ssction
ID. sDvnship n. range . eat. N King
county. Warrington Tesrftsry, with . view 70
TIE canceilssioa II sssd ensry. The said psrt,e,
are hsreey summoned 10 appear a this ofios
on Friday. the 7sih day u Fsbruary. AID.
lsse, ss1 oeloeh p N. 70 respond ane furnish
tssefnony concerning ssid sllsesd abandon
msus; md Il Appearing N our sxtfsfsctton
thaf ps1onl ssrvice hersof esano, b mads,
service v'h b Eads b. vsblicssion, posting
md mailing. sccordins 10 rules - and IL q
prssties In GATED Btstss pisfrscs Lad OfAosp.
JOHN 2. 0OWKY,
ts3lA - 1aossg e ~ LanA 90.
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Administrators Notice.

EsrATE OF ROBERT MccoNp. DE
IL osased.
NcsAcs IL hsfsby given BY the undsrsisp ed
edDanisefssos 81 he shove nAnsd sssass. -
ne srsdisors al md al pse,sna having
CLAIMS AeAhnm I'D Asessxsi, 10 exhEsit shs
sene. viii TIE neee.afy vouchers, within
svsive moths from the ART publscssion q
~ 1890. 70 ne undersigned. q - Mar
cha1sS Nak1osal Bank Ia tie city Of ossttl =
King eounty. wsshfsgtun rsrrisory. o. a.
ssms vii 70 forever harr.d
WI. z. REEVES,
AdDfniHrstox Of fhe sstais ef Rohert No
csob. leonaa>d.
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Notice Of Final PROOF.

U. q. LAND OFFICE AT OLrnPn W.T.
January %. 1855.
n Notice 10 hereby given that ROWLAND
LANGoON has aled notice Of intention 70
make noA proof before the Judge, or h his
absence, the Clerk Of the District Oourt. d
his once In stAttle, ". T on Saturday, ~
application No ssiT, for the sE \ Of ssssioa
%, township 70 north. range 8 est.
He names - witnesses Don Forbes. O y.
Dunlap. stephen Nibbleck aud John A.etsvsa.
all Of Hubbard. ". r.
yoHNF. aowxY.
jafSmri Register Of the Land 0zbce
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SEEDS

I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING AN
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SKAITL.z- Jan. IA 1888. dfslwtf
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The sick and afiictsi shouid not fail 70 en- &.
him rhsDoetor has visited the hsspiAh 4
Europe and obtained great deal Of valuAAas
information when he IL cempstent 70 impsIt
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Persons cured ct home. Gall or Writ. Al
Communications strictly conAdentiai. -
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us. LAND oFFIoH AT OLYMPIA. VT.
February Is, 1856.
- Notice is hereby given that JACOB n.
nCk has nitd notice q iniention TO make
mai proof before C. T.. Bowman. a N1tarv
Public, at his once In Seattle. W. T.. on
saturday. the 10th day OF April, A. D. iss5.
on Pre- emption d. q. No. 99sl, for the NV 4
OF section .. township AZ north, range east.
Ne names - Witnesses W. H. Miller, jos
Quinn. II A. Sellers and Joseph Baumeis er.
al Of sunny dale, W. T.
JOHN '. CONVEY.
fe1oapi Register Of the Land once,
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Notice Of Final Proof.

U.a LAND oyyrcr At OLymrrA. W.T..
February II. 1885.
Notice y hereby gwen that FREDERIC A.
RICHARDSON has hled notice of intention "a
mske Qua proof before samuel Greepe. = No.
tary Pubic. st his once In Houghton, W. T.,
on saturday. the loth day OF April, A. D.
lsss. 90 Presumption d. s. No. s9ss. Tor N,
NV = Of secticn 10. township Is north, range
east
De nanes - vitnesses Roscoe Dunn.
Charles L. May, Henry l. Frederick and VIM.
Z. Hamley. all Of Hougbton, W.T..
JOHN r. CONVEY
fe1Sspl Registsr Of the Laad Once
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Lands fer the landIeSS,

THK SUBSCRIBER, LIVING O N
1 Eagle Harbor. nine miles west Of the
city OF Seattle. will sell . portion OF his
homestead. In lots OF S. 10 or % acres each.
at The low rate OF $50 per acre. said land
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I'll IT. u quite easily cleared Il is nearly
level has but few stones. and lies in easy
reach OF the water. School and church
within . mile. Society good. Call and
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CURK R0R PILES.

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-31
sR aged Parrshioners.

For soaees ponths past the First Colored
Baptist ClssSs;ch of Nashville, Tenn, has
been involved in bitter quarrel, which
arose primarily from the calling of r. T.
Huffman, of Louisville, to the passionate.
lie was soon accused of improper conduct
toward the women of the church, and sew
eral laid their shame ut his door. 1t was
announced that he would preach on rattle
snakes" on Sunday night, the 10Th inst,
and the church was packed with Hutfman's
armed adherents, and an angry mob surced
outside the building. Huffman, on the adj
vice of friends, did not preach the rattle
snake sermon. AS he left the church
mob surged toward him. He drew two
pistols and fired both into the crowd, but
no one was known to be hit. The shots
We're returned, and Huffman fed to the
church. He escaped through back win
dow, and it was with the greatest difficulty
that the mob. thinking Huffman was inside.
was prevented from setting the church on
fire.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-31
Death of the Oldest woman.

A letter from Sassawalsa, Seminole Ma
ton, Indian Territory, gives an account of
the death there, ON the 5th inst, of Mrs.
Susanna Warren, perhaps the Oldest person
i'll the United States, if not in the world.
She was born in the old town of st. Au-
gustine, Fla, in 1850, fifteen Years before
the Americans conceived the idea of ma
tional independence. She was born n slave,
and was the property of Spanish masters
until 1918, when she, with other Spanish
slaves, fed from the town of Pensacola
when it was taken by Gen, jackson. She
lived in the Seminole Nation from then I'M
til the second treaty of peace with the Sem
iDoles, when she was regarded Us their
common property, and was removed with
them to Indian Territory. She has a
daughter living, who resides in Austin,
Tex, and is in her 96th year. She leaves
many grandchildren here, some of them
nearly 70 years of age.