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, 1888-12-20
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HtREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance OF an order OF The probate court
of spokane county, Washington tei rltorv
made on the 22nd day of september, isSs IN
he matter Of the estate Of Mary PGavy dc,
ceased, the undcrsi gncd, toe adm len l. traitor of
lht said esiate VIII sell at public auot on to the
highest oder, and subiocl 10 confirmation by
said probate court, on the gd Gay of January
A. u 1889. ot o'clock, T., W., al the court
house door Of tho courthouse Of spokane
county. IN the city Of : SpOkune Fall, In said
county, all the right, lite, interest and esinte
nt the sh 4 Mrry PenvY Mt the time of her
death, and also oil the interest Of JOseph
Peavy, in and 10 all that certain lot, piece or
ral Gel OF iaud stlhte, lying and being In tile
sbid county Ot spokane. Territory OF Mashipg
iou, more particularly described ns follows 10
Wit; Fhc south hn'f OF the south east Quarter
and the south half OF thc southwest quarterOf
section number fourteen tl.J ia townsh y mum
her twenty hyc 90 north OF range number
furty-hVe ijj cn-t.
Terms aud conditions Of snlc; Half cash,
half on SIX mon'h~' time, secured by mort
gage on the PREMISE.
JOSEPH PEN Wy,
Admin strator OF the estat, OF Mary Peavy
lpgsugt a.
, 1888-12-20
SUM MONS,

Territory OF Washington, County Of spo.
Kane, ss,
James McBroom, plaintiff, W. Charles Tut
tie, Charles +. Lucas. Walter G, Sivyer and
Howard T. MalIon. defendants
III the district court Of the Territory OF wash.
ington, -nd 70 the Fouttn Judicial district
thereof, holding terms at spokane Falls,
spokane County, in said territory.
To the above nam ed defendants:
VOU ARE EEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
j lanes mcB oom, plalntih. has file y
complaint again.t you In he district court of
the rourth judicial district. holding terms at
spokane Falls, which will come on To be
heard slsty days sf:er the trst publication ~
10th day nf december, 1sss,ann uniess you ap.
pe.r and answes the ,s lame on or before ,hc
complalnt granted. The object ana prayer
Fir I. T obtain The judgment and deoree
nf said court to cancel, set aside ana cclare
HH Hoid Ice certain deeo m Of eonyey,nGc alleged 70
Broom, To the defendant, Cbatl.s f. Tuttle
bearing date the 9Th day otAprll, 1888. .purpo't,
Ing 70 convey t. the said Chailcs +. Tuttle,
the following, real properly. viz: Lots mum
Der thre 90 fur tD, and i've tij in block
ton to the town. now city,of Spokane Falls,
In the county of Sp, kane ana territory ii
OF the co nty auditor of said Spokane county.
on the 18th day OF May. 1881. ana record I'd In
lhe. Office of the said county auditor In book
W. OF deeds of sad Spokane county, on page
NO, ana to compel the said defendant Charles
F. Tuttle 70 deliver ana surrender the said
deed lnto the said court for cancellation,
upon the ground that the snine IL forg q aud
not the act OF the plaintiff
second 10 obt-in tn, judgment and de-
cree ofthe said court to C meet set aside aud
car. void II csrtain written CONTRACT pur-
portisg to be made by sad defend MT. Charlie
Tuttle, with the defendant. Charles +. Lu-
cas-, da,cd the lith day of May, 1898, and re
county. on page 573, purporting TO be a con-
tract for the CONVEYANCE OF the said real prop.
erty by the said Charles F, futile TO the said
Charles r. Lucas, and To compel he defen-
dants, Charles II. Lucas, Wa.tsr &. Sivyei and
Howard i. Mallon tn surrender toe same into
court for canoe lat on.
Third. > u the plantin James Nc Broom,
be adjudg d and d-creed to be the owner IN
that he recover the same from the said de.
PENDANTS with his cost, and for general relief
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
this 4 h day of Dec ember, 1883. J. Kennedy
Stout, clerk, by ID A Clement. deputy.
$. G HYDE attorney for plaintiff
, 1888-12-20
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF Spokane County
Washington Territory:
In the matter OF the estate OF Lavlett Lind
say, deceased
Notice is hereby given that all persons hay.
ing claims against the e,tato of the above
named deceased are hereby required to pre-
sent the same with the necessary vouchers to
the undersigned, administrators Of said estate
AZ his office under the First National bans, I'm
the city Of spokane Falls, w 7, within one year
from the date hereof
Dated this 18TH day OF Decemb 'r. issS.
MONAGHAN,
Administrator o estate OF i.avlett Lin ds,y,
deceased dccl3 Nit
, 1888-12-20
'FRIsCO's ELECTION.
The Recent Vote Cast for "a Mayor Bel
Kc-cOunted.


Rc-counted.
SAN Francisco, Dec. ia recount
Of the votes cast at the recent election for
the office of mayor has been in progress
here several weeks. Il. b. Pond, demo-
cratic nominee and present mayor of the
city. was reelected last November accord
ing to the official returns. Proceedings
for recount were commenced by G. c..
O'Donnell, Independent candidate. Over
half of the precincts in the city have been
re.counted so far and number
of discrepancies have been discovered, gem
orally in ODonnell's favor. Judge Finn,
presiding judge of the superior court. de-
livered his charge to the grand jury to-day
and called their special attention to the
commission of frauds in certain precincts
in the canvassing and return of votes
cast at the recent election. During the
recount an unofficial canvass has been
made of the vote in that portion of the
fifth congressional district located in the
city. The official returns gave Clunie,
democrat, majority of AZ over Phelps,
republican. The Chronicle, republican.
claims the recount so far shows a gain of
76 for Phelps. while the Examiner, demo-
cratic, claims gain of 2s Tor Clunie.
, 1888-12-20
PORTLAND pARAGRAPHs.
a Penitent Attorney--A Rash Mongol-
Brave Little Juveniles.

INV" f'''''V ""NN'0"'
PORTLAND. Or, Dec. 10, Special
Patrick j. Bannon. the young attorney
whom Judge Deady recently summoned to
show cause why he should not be punished
for contempt of court for practicing IN the
United States circlit court without having
been admitted. filed an affidavit to-day
confessing his guilt. expressing contriti-
tion and asking for clemency.
All Foo, an Americanized Chinaman,
flung his arms about a young woman
whom he met in South Portland the other
night. He was arrested and was sentenced
to fifty days in jail to-day.
All Suey, awaiting trial for murder.
growing out of the, recent Chinese riot,
has applied to be released on bail.
, 1888-12-20
NoTIoE OF FINAL PROOF.
EUGENE TRAINOR.

EUGENE TRAINOR
Land OF ce AT Spok die Falls, w. r.. Novem-
Der "a lSss. =
Notice is hereby eiyen that the following
named settler has al, notice Of his intention 10
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
tn at said proof win be made before the IT, S.
land Office AT spokane Fails w. r.. on Decem.
made homestead application No 2646, for lots
AS, A. z, aud ., OF section 2. township "a
North, range AZ E.W.M.
HE names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land, viz
Ian and Fred Cr-wel, nll Of Spokane Falls,
washington territory. J. NJ. ADAMS,
noi5 wet Register.
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE Or FINAL PROOF.
AuGUST SCIIuELE.

Land Of'lcs AT Spokane Falls, W. r., Noyem.
Der ii, 1883
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has n led notice of his intention
o. make final proofin support oi his claim,
and that said proof will he made before IN q
United .S'ntrs Land office ut Spokane Fails, W.
gns ps cbweia pGeES1r id b"nos ~ aM niry w NJ
Sol. for the Ela SEA, sWli SEA, sEiI SWl4 ~
section,26, t"wnshi u q, North, range ~ k,W NJ q.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
Gottlcib Schuel", Robert Mckinley, G.. W.
White and j. +, Strong all OF Spokane Falls
Washington territory. j. NJ ADAMS,
nol5 WITT Reels tor.
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE or FiSAL rHooF.
STEPHEN DAVIS.

SlEfliFsN IA ' To-
Lanh ONCE at Spokane Fills.W. r., Sovem
brr IL, 1855.
Notce is hereby given that the following
nninfd settler has filed not cc OF his intention
10 make hnal uroof In support OF his claim.
aud thdi said proof viii be made before The
United states Land Oiiice, at spokane Fal h.
W. T., ON December "A, lSss, ats A. ~, yiz
No. 97l. for the sW OF Sc , ~ Of sw I,
and sw OF sw of see 4. tp2 n, ~ q. lie
names the Following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said land, VIZ: Samuel Davidson OF spokane
Falls, W T., John n. Butler OF Spokane Falls4
W. IT, Thomas Newton OF spokane Falls, w.
T., 7 NJ. Wegor of spokane Falls, W T.
nOlbf' l.. b. CORN ELL kpVstor
, 1888-12-20

ernor of Greenland that natives had OBJ
tained from ice-hoes number OF relics
from the lost steamer Jeanette. No re-
mains of human beings were found.
The natives appropriated much OF the
serviceable articles of clothing found, bnt
many of the relics are now in the posses
sion of the governor of Greenland. As
the place at which the Jeanette was
wrecked on the Siberian coast was at u
point almost opposite from where, the
relics we're found, they must have been
carried directly across the polar sea and
thus passed close to the pole Itself.
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.


Land Ofice at Spokane Falls, W. r., Novem.
Der ii, 1855,
Notice l. hereby given that the follow ing
named settler has filed notice OF his ilteption
to make Anal proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof win be made before the U.
:. land Office ut spokane Fails, W. r., on De-
berg, who made home es'ead entry No. 5SS3 for
the NWli of section 2s, township 70 North.
same to cash.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continued residence upon and cultivation
OF. said lanr viz!
Peter j, Mott, John +. Nett, Matthias lIaupt
and Joseph l.. Phillips, all of SpoRane Falls
pOstoftice, Washington territory.
nnlh WIT j NJ AD Ms RnulaIl L
, 1888-12-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Territory of Washington. county OF Spokane.
s.; in the Proba'e Court Of said county
In the matter OF the estate Of peter Quinn,
deceased
Estate OF Peter quinn, deceased
Notice Is hereby Civ n by the undersigned,
dministratOr OF she estate of Peter quinn, de.
ceused 10 the cred tors Of and hll persons hav.
Ing claims against the said deceas ad, to pre-.
sent them " tn the unccs sary vouchers with Il
ore year after the a e. OF this notice. 10 tho
snld atm In istrator, 1T his res dcuce In block
three (3l, AbernethN's addition to spokane
Falls, Spo zane coUnty. Washington Territory
Dated Decemb ber 1871 lass
" QUINN,
Administrator OF the estate of Peter Qunr
dncpaNad ,vEt
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE.

United states Land once, Spokane Falls. W.
e., June %, lsss
COMPtAISr HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ a. this office by Anton Eigler agalnst
George III. Jones, for abandoning lfis home
81 cad entry No. 5l'O, dated June7 1853 upon
the Wa seia nth swh and sel4 nwl4 sec 49,
Twp 2eni Al e, w, w. In Spokane county. W:
entry the said pa rites are hereby summoned
TO ap pear at United States land olice, Spo-
kane Falls, ON the 2lst uay OF January, 1889
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to respon and furnish
testimony con Germ ing said ALLEGED lbpnd m
ment. J. NJ ADAMS, Register,
, 1888-12-20
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, 1888-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
CALLIE sIIlELD )

CALLiE SHIELDS.
Lnndcfncs at Spoksne Falls, ". r., Nov. ~,
1855
NOTICE is HERE BY GIVEN THAT THE
~ fol owl widg'numpd settler has ni"d notice
OF his Intention TO make final proof In support
Of his claim and that said proof VIII be made
oc ore The Z. :. Land ollics .t spokane Falls,
". ", ON February !, 1851, at 9 a. NJ, viz: Cal
lie Shields, who made pro-cmpton doclaratory
statement O 6473, for the - of The mel sec
n, township "a n OF range 43 q, ~. NJ,
He uumcS the following witnesses to prove
HIS continuous residence upon, aud cultlva.
tion of said land, viz: John ". Reed, G., s..
Hoxic. Theodore Campbell John Tesarik ali
of spokane Falls. W. 4,
f. NJ ADAMS Register
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
LAMEs c. HOUSE

JNMES c. HOUSE.
Landoni ce at spokane Fails, w. T., Nov 2t
lSsS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following-numcd settler mas filed notice
Of his intention 20 make final proof In support
hef"re tne inipo, s,, j.. do nv, m oe inade
Falls, W. T., on January ., 1889, NJ o A, Nj
viz James g.. House, VINO made pre-. emp
range " q, w. NJ. ''
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cull iyp.
ion ofsaid land, viz: William B Reinwald
Martin l., Peters, Charles Huntington, of Sno.
kene Falls l.; o., W. T.; and Cyrus NJ. Learned,
OF Marshall 4. ~, ". a..
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Gottiieb SchueIe.

Land Ofiice nj spokane Falls, w. r., Deem
ber ~, 1888
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following-named settler has filed notice
Of bis Intention 10 make final proof In support
OF his claim, and that said proof will he made
kane Falls, w r.. on Fcbroa ary Q, 1889, az 9 A.
NJ, viz; Gottlieb Schuele, who made home
stead entl No 300. for ,he wis nw'i offs e 26.
twp 26n, range 42e, W. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton OF. said land, s1z: Il Mckinley, A.
Schuele. III. II, Allen G w, White, all OF Spo
kane Falls, Spokane county, w. y.
j II. ADAMS, Register. 4
, 1888-12-20
FROM oREGoN's CAPITAL.
election Contest Cases Decided by tn
Courts.

election Contest Cases Decided ny the
Courts.
SALEM, Or. Dec. 10, Special. su-
preme court to-day decided the Umatilla
election contest case in favor of Hartman
democrat. The young republican had a
majority according to the official canvass.
but on recount Hartman was declared
elected by the circuit court. which deci-
sion is sustained. The contest was for
the county clerksbip. The supreme court
denied the motion for a rehearing in the
Silverton contested election case
The courts decision, it will be remem.
oered, was in favor of the pFohibitionists
Votes were counted out because of the
tickets having been printed on paper
given out by the secretary of state at a
previous election, quantity of which re.
mained unused until the last city election
The court takes a high ground and ignores
technical objections.
, 1888-12-20
NnrlCE or CONTEST.

United states Land Once. Spokane Falls.
October q" 1855,
:. B. Garter vs., Herbert Haskcll:
Complaint having been entered NJ this of
hce bN ;. %. Carter against Herbert Haskell
for abandoning his homestead entry NJ. $3.50
dated juno II, lSNs, upon the " Of the gw i,uf
s2j tp ~, II OF i3 = NJ, In pOkane County
Washington territory, with a view To- the Caf-
ceilstion OF said entry. the SAID parties. are
hereby bummou' Il to Hppoar Ht this otiice on
the 18th day - March, 1882 at 10 O'Clock \. NJ,
10 respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
, 1888-12-20
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
NELS PETERSON.

Landoficc at spokane Fails, W. r., Nov. "A.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ iol0wing.nnmcd settler has hled notice
OF MS intention to make final proof In sup
por, or MS claim, aud hat said proof will be
mnue before the United states landotiice mt
Spokane Fails, w. r., on january 4, 1889, az 0
A. NJ, VIZ; Nels Peterson. Who made pre-.
emption ming No, 577S, FOR the SD swh So
sell, sec 32, twp 25n, range i2e, w. ".
He names the following witnesses TO prove
Of said land, Viz: John Rutmeicr Joseph o.
Hoy. George w jackson. Newton Titus, all OF
spokane falIsP o., Spoksne county ". r.
j. M, ADAMS Rppistpr
, 1888-12-20
Tue,s BOILER Explodes.

TACOMA, Dec. 10, Special About 2
O'Clock this afternoon the boiler of the
little tug Susie, anchored at the Pacific
mills. exploded. resulting in the injury of
the engineer, fireman and W. E. Bowen,
the latter one Of the owners of the steamer
which was bought a few days ago at Port
Townsend. The tug belonged to the Fox
Island Brick Company, OF which Mr.
Bowen was president.
, 1888-12-20

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO Dec. l9--Cattle- Receipts IL 100;
low, closing weaker; beeves 81 5O(dlj SO;
steers ~ S51il 10: stockprs aud feeders - lOg
3D. cows bulls and mixed 81 lOd8 10;
Texas catt O. 81 1908 o.
HoGS-Receipts 20,0UO; opened stronger but
closed weaker; mixed s5 00615 20; light s5 OOCt
3 20; heavy go O56t5 20.
SHEEp-Receipts 500: strong; natives s. 50Dd
. 10; Western 81 a0@3 50; Texanss2 2cd,3 co.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Dec. 10 Wheat - Stronger:
Cash, 81 ojh; january 81 O6li; May, 81 10 $50
CohN-Stsady. Cash, 33Ac January, 34Isc;
May 37kc. |'~'
oATs-Firmer; Cash, 26c January, ass;
May 29lIc. "
BARLEY-Noth Ing doing.
PORK Firm: Cash, slS 10; January
slS Ia; May, sl3 52is.
.LARD-Firm; Cash, S 90; January, 81 Is:
May, 81 s2Is.
, 1888-12-20
A Defendant Mins.

VICTORIA, Dec. 10, Special. - John
Adams of California, formerly of this
city, brought suit against h. b. Marvin,
claiming 800, 900 damage for the altera-
tion of his wifes affections. The case
occupied the attention of the court three
days, the jury bringing in verdict for
the defendant.
, 1888-12-20
A New Press Association.

PASADENA, Cal. Dec. 10, Special The
meeting to organize Southern California
Press Association was largely attended.
Thirty-three editors were present.
, 1888-12-20

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10, Special
President Thomas of the suspended Cali
fornia National bank said to-day that from
the outlook resulting from the patient ex-
animation of the banks condition he was
satisfied that the bank would be able to
ing of the stockholders will probably be
held on Saturday.
, 1888-12-20

June to Sarnia, Ont, where it was fol.
lowed by government officers. The ship.
per. Joselyn, of Victoria, accompanied the
Shipment through TO Ontario. where the
drug was taken charge OF By Harry Du.
rant, brother'in-law of Captain
John Irwin. manager of the
Canadian Navigation Company at
Victoria, who took the opium across
Lake Huron last july in the schooner
Emma. When all the opium had heen
landed except a lew pounds Durant was
arrested and the schooner seized. Durant
was finally acquitted. The shipment con.
sisted OF 400 pounds and was followed by
Special Agent James McHale, who is now
here. Joselyn is in partnership with Ir.
win in Victoria and is worth considerable
money. The opium landed from the
schooner Emma was never located until
last week,
REDDING, Cal, Dec. II, Special. TEN
teams left here yesterday, conveying ffty
Union Pacific railroad surveyors. A
crowd assembled TO see them off and the
excitement resembled the departure of
soldiers during a Modoc war. The sur
veyors will search for route through
Southern Oregon to Boise City. One of the
head surveyors desires to purchase u house
here as he says he will be here two years.
, 1888-12-20
A Hearty Kecentinn.

VANCOUVER, Dec. I9.-Great interest
was shown to-day in the landing of the
first railroad engine that ever ran on
Clarke county sod. Half the population
OF the city turned out, and cheered when
the locomotive was pulled up the river
bank from the barge.
, 1888-12-20
CHILLED GOODS.

Greeniandcrs Gatner Fioa'ihg hcics
from the Lost Jssnnettc.
SAN FRANoIsco, Dee. -. Special. AT
a meeting of the GeoCrapical Society OF
the Pacific letter was read by the see
retary from Lundberg, of the Royal Danish
Geopraphica Society, stating that the
writer has received advices from the gov
, 1888-12-20

STRkYED - ONE Ray MARE BRANDED
~ QIl ID on right shoulder and speckled bay
mare branded A on left shoulder; both had
light bay colts. a suitable reward Will be paid
for Information or TO their whereabouts or for
their return to us in Spokane Falls. a l. Da-
Wis & Co, 800 MIll 81. l5dbWS
, 1888-12-20
A Streei Cnr Limo Tnr Enrene.

EUGENE CrrY, Dec. 10, Special. "A
company has been incorporated here with
$50, 900 capital TO construct and operate a
street car line.
, 1888-12-20
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PoRr TOWNSEND. Dee. II. Special.
The large opium SEIZURE at Port Huron.
hich., maJe hy customs officers last Sat-
urday, was shipped from Victoria la
, 1888-12-20
YESTERDAYS QUOTATION.

SILVER, COPPER, LRAD AND TIN.
SEw foRK. Dec l9.--Bar silver, g2Ss,
CoPPEk-ileavy: lake, Deccmber si7 90.
LEAD-Firm; domestic 81 TO-
TiN-SteOdy: straits 81 SO.
THE MONEY MAEEEr
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SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec 1.-THE liberal
committee issued to-day the following ad-
dress to the country:
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 1.-THE liberal
territorial com mmittee, representing repub-
licans and democrats alike, desire TO call
the attention of the country to the fact
that the gentiles of Utah unanimously op-
pose the Mormon statehood scheme re-
Gently endorsed by the democratic con-
gressional caucuses. We are confronted
by condition. not theory. Polygamy
is not dead. The law is not supreme.
Two hundred and thirty-four indictments
were found at the present term of the
court at Provo for violations of United
States statutes esigned to suppress poly
gamy and polygamous living To give
Utah statehood would retard its pro eress,
depreciate it's values, perpetuate its poly
gamy and band tine territory over TO the
Mormon priesthood. We call upon patri-
otto citizens everywhere to unite in strong
protests to congress against the proposed
action. The admission Of Utah TO state
hood would be crime against American
institutions.
Signed, o. w. PowERs.
Chairman
, 1888-12-20
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