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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| Third Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Washington, holaing terms ~ seattle, ia
the c0uaiy Of kine.--TsrriE0ry Of Wash
iagtoa, county of kfar. -.
No t5sSt-tfenTge ". Crane and ". 4.
Diekey. co-yartacrs under the firm name
% Cane * Dickcy, plaintiffs, - ii. ~.
puncHa aast Iyle v stewart. defendants.
II the above naaaed defendants:
Yos arc HEREBY natifei that George " 4.
Crane and y, A Diekey. CO Partners under
the trtn uasae - Cane 4 UickeS. plain
tits, have nled 3 complaint against you IN
the flsIric; Corr II toe Third Iuiiei&l
District, holding tc-sls 81 Seattle, " zshi8z-
ton Territory. Eh3ch VIII Gems on 10 he
heard sixty DAYS after the hrss publication
Of tbis summons, 20 at. sixty DAYS after
the I-fh aay Of July. las, and unless you
sppeAr and answer tie same 90 or before
tie lelh fas u september, isSs. the same
VIE H. taken a. confessed, Al9 The I5TayeT
of said complaint granted.
Tnc otl3ecI ana prayer ~ said complaint
= % recover Judgment against the atsot G
named detgudaais and caca ~ theta Tor
the slu Of sl0. with interest aud altar
uey fses according 10 the terms u ccr-
"a n ra~siglas-ssrv note mastg, executed EBa
delivered hy defendants for valuable eJn.
s.sieraiian Al seattle. osi the 9Th css q
( 1uiF. ~, 90 plaintiffs, wherein and
whereby defendants sg4utiy ard scFerslly
Promised GO Fny p.Sistiss o. order. tbEcs
fn1nghs after date. wstaoEt grace. the s8ni
q sio, Hit9 inisFtst sitter ste a. the rate
81 fg1 Per cent F4af aa94th gBiii Fai1, WITH
a. attorney fee - Ave Der cenr ia ease Of
+ sEie. on which note 10 FAy meats bare
tscn Eazste except the sam q e. aad u
whlea assie pizinti1s sre the OsneTs EasI
holders
Witness ny hand and the seal 81 sad
court this -ssh Gal of Juae. t->s
fGSl " = i.kLffEttN GOD, GieFk
Nv IL. : BAsSoS, Depugg. jyi2 las
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Coehrane's denomination FOR sheriff
Considered Certain.

Last night the Democrats OF King county
hcit scuii-irAss meeting a. the court
house for the purpose % selecting delegates
- the coun.y convention. whirh meets
next Tuesday afternoon. About 100 voters
were present
Attorney Ceneral Nefcalfc called she
meeting to order. " r. Andrews was
chosen chairman and Josiah Collins. Jr..
secretary.
on motion 81 Nr Me,cslts the citizens
frnu TIE several wsrsts separated into dit
ierenf ro0tus and made The following sslec-
lions for delegates.
FiFst Warsf-James Qaiitcr, Terrence
= r Mtpuuald & u Emery. John Bran
nsr. Frank Clancy, Peter Burns. John
caldwell, James Clancy, Sr, Wm. bes-
moua.
Seeoad war,i--Jos al Collins. j.. +. :
Boo'h, =. r, purie, T. N. Peterson, James
Y Metcslic. r u. Cailiran. ~ Ps31cn.
WIS. A. Peters. charles swensaa. James
Mct3oGgh. 2. j Baine
Thtrd Wsrd-& v Stewart. Juuins
r., heSfer. James II. Lewis. pr. tariwcH.
Capt W H. fayior. a. J. Chubarg. T. &
Chssas,y, T. niiisr. S4lVssar Eiiica'f.
Four.h WsFd-W r. Andrews. : =.
C1,snhs " r. Wilson. O G Root. Jesse
te-hraac, H&nvy Leland, G. A. ati, Tbos-
p Jones.
ID Is searra'lv understood that the re-
aorniras1nn og Wfs CUch-ane FOR sheriff i
certain. and TIA. e = iFce-for al race
s1F the other of'3ecs.
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IN NEW QUARTERS.
The District Telegraph compsny's New
Oifice or Nil Street.

The Seattle American District Telegraph
Company have now established Themselves
Jointly vita the Pecife Postal Tel, graph
Company Ia their ncw Offices number il6
NH street. They have spared no expense
IN making them attractive and convenient
both for their patrons and then selves. The
counters aud ratings are Of .atlve curly
maple aad reflect great credit upon the
builders Hall d Pauison For the. eonYe.
niencs OF customers a table and chairs
have been placed ia the waiting room.
upon which are blanks 81 both companies
and other writing material l3s messenger
service o. aphiug. fhere T. no city
ON the Factnc Coast where as much Taste
has been displayed Ia fitting up pusllc
messenger service ofiiee Is in ;, atile and
the citizens may be lastly proud Of it,
they deserve much credit Is the
fact that they have not marred the build.
ing with wires, they having been brought
In from the rear and entirely concealed
stranger coming into the Office IS sur
pfised that 30 nlueh WORK Is being done
aud no wires In sight This Is "a new de-
partuge In telegraph companies. as that Is
not The custom Of western offices A neat
room adtoins the osiice for convenience Of
messengers mpioyci where there is a
locker for aeh boy. This room Is welt
ventilated aud well arranged for warmth
rear basement 81 the building. Ia this
room IL the shelving for the battery and
storage department for material record
Is kept AZ eyers call through the medium
Of their boxes, aud teiygrams over the
Pacific Postal telegraph line are called for
tree OF charge. Much credit Is due Mr. c.
A. Mstsop, maaagsr ~ tae District reie-
graph Company, and Mr. W J. Wallis,
manager OF the Facine Postal Telegraph
Company, Tor these Improvements a. the
arrangement Of the oflioes were entirely Of
their own.
IL is the purpose Of the District Tele-
graph Con pany % furnish the citizens Of
seattle with the hest possible messenger
| service, ROW an Indispensable adjunct 30
the business u every city. To ihis end
they VIII srafe neither pains nor expense.
/ In The selection 81 boys for their service
Me-. Matsou aims to engage those who can
be relied on aud are fleet u foot.
Another public convenience viii be the
establishment ~ u hack stand Ia font OF
The ofiicr. Carriages may then Is ordered
simply by turning Ia the call box.
The Canadian Pacific Railway have an
| Office on cue side IN front and il Is fitted
up IN the same Styie Of architecture n the
| telegraph company's The smiling face
Of their genial ageHt, Mt. =. W Metinnis,
| ran be seen auF tifap during the Gav. The
Northwestern Express Conrsny aud Wells,
Fargo a Co are tp the rear OF the store
room, aud with thosc ALREADY described
will MAXI one 81 the busiest Offices ia the
busiest Of cities
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UEADULTERATED GALL"
That is What Mr. Mitchell Says Of the
N P n r AaseszmAnta

John Mitchell, Jr, counsel for the North.
ern Pacific Railroad Company, appeared
before the board OF equalization yesterday
in relation 10 the assessment u the com.
rany's ro7dtei. lie maintained that the
right Of way aud everything upon II, In
GLIDING Ties, rails. turntables. deIo's,
warehouses, aud saw mills, were exempt.
il0 said thn9 King was the only county
that bad assessed u, and he thought IL was
piece OF pure, unauthorized gail The
Yakima county assc scr had taken
everything in sight, hut he had not
the cheek TO asst - the roadhed lie quoted
decisions to sustain his pCsitiou. Prose
cutting Attorney Ronald said he would hook
into the matter more thoroughly. and Mr..
Mitchell would b. noiitled % his decision
ON or before the meeting % the board a
week from to morrow.
Numerous rather uulmpor'ant changes
were made la the assessment roll A
bridge vas ordered built over the Ssoqnai.
ME 1T Falls City. aad hids viii be called
for. tS be I'm. by september T.. The stfGe-
tnrc - 20 have one span OF 3ta feet or two
OF 1855 each. aud is to hc 10 feet wide IL is
TO Ne completed by DECEMBER l. The
Gordon Hardware Company was given
permission tooccnpy an acre % laud on
tho poor farm, for the ereetiou of powder
house, foT $50 year Tor FIVE years. Roy
atty from the stone quarry amounting To
Sgh.so was paid in. TAe board adjourned
until week from tomorrow, when the
tax levy will b. mRda
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Il ~z< considerably amused ~ reszias
roar aIlzssoss 10 the essrz male by the
sEa<rs 70 get the Steamer Isabel ander the
Asserfeas Gag tbs other day said Cast
W. Il Ballard yesser.aT,- q did nos sap
pose s1yu-se On tie papers rsnsnoerec
ahs1us Il M brother irTfsg wax a. that siTae
sn1 up 70 the fsne Of Ais aeasa. asse-reT
for the Sfkrrs9 2ad herce kew considers
pc o. ne Inside workings ct that more
r1ezzL vent On 70 Ns<hizxroa uyseif IN
the interest," Of she Stars. and throEsh
long persoEal effort ard the expenditure
q large sims OF IaoneF. l s1eceede1 ia
getting the bill shro7sh the house. then
stz-issl IN On tAs seH4re, bot soon ran up
against Senator Bnn.weff OF Ns~s&c5 n
sesf-. wso Egats English bos.esas % the
bitter end. and he distinctly Gold me he
Ee241 oppose any measure l0rkf3g 70 TIE
Az2sFle4n1xa.io1 Of al Eaglsh bottom
whe1Ee- saeh 3 zeazGre showed mp.
That ass eorker. bat | did not
gre u. Seaz;o- Mitchell pledged his sap
port zEst one sa.nrzay. whfie Boutwell, was
away, got hin TO cal the measure az,
ard Is would hare passed AID become .
Law. nsaf Just ss she ron wAs being called.
u was discovered that there was one sena-
tor lacking 90 make 8 quorum and an al
loG-un5ent EEs bad TIE terra vas draw
Ing - close- asd We we're sever able 20
ge' the bill called aP again ] hare often
heard Captain Starr say that the expense
o. frylnz 10 get the Isabel rdst The AMER
can has Was more thAn the value Of the
steamer
HtsTeEy or TIE vEsxEf-
While on the subject OF the Isabel. q re-
porter asked Mr.. Thomas " Prosch, re-
garsslug the history Of the Old craft. The
Isabel has the distineti11 of being the
nfst steamboat the Oregon Railway aud
Navigation Company ever sold. Mr.
Pres "a said ''Tae Isabel was Duiis on tue
west coast OF Vancouver Island during the
sixties 81 Capt stamp, who az that time
owned the largest saxInili in the north
west Il was located al AIherai on that
terrible west coat. Her machinery came
from London, and YVES remarkable for be-
ing the only pivotal eBgiae on the coast
I he steamer Is said 10 have cost Sso0o
when new. The unfortunate location of
Capt stamps sawmill broke him
up, AID after he closed out
his business he had no work Tor the Isabel.
aud 81 i.75 sold her To CAPTAINS l. NJ and
z. A. starr For time she rua from Po-.
Townsend 20 Victoria and NanAiEaa. con
Meeting twice week ct the FIRST named
port with the Aida from Olyrapia and
sound ports. In ls7l. when the sarrs built
the North Paddle, the Isabel went CUT of
commission, aud for many years she and
her sister the old Aida, have been ancll-
cred side By side In Gig Harhor. under
stand the Oregon Railway Il Navigation
Company Cow talk Of selling be. to some
Engiishman."
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFTcK,
-. z ~ II N..n NJ

cEAfILE- W. L., June ~. I.Se.
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress
OF June 5. ISIS, entitled sAn act for the sale
Of timber lands in the States Of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Terri
tory" ALVIN JONES. of Falls City,
county Of King, Territory of Washing
ton, has this das fled in this Office his
sworn statement No. $40, for the purchase
OF the Z. = OF Sc Z Of Section No. "a. in
Township 40. a N, range No. E, and
viii offer proof to show tina; the land
sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, aud 10
establish his claim 10 said land before the
Register and Receiver OF this Office AZ Seat
tie, w L., on Tuesday, the Ista day of No
yesahcT. lSSS
He names as witnesses: ]. A. Reese, A
J. Bush, ID. n TAYLOR. Eli Callahan, all Of
Falls City, King county, ". T.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
tle their claims In this oiilee on or before
said 18th day Of Noyen Der, ISIS.
JOHN Y. OSfRANDER, Register.
inlNSgfE
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Ins fall term Of TIE uaiserxlty win
commence to-morr09.
Ine steamer Brick was teued fnso -o-<
yesterday with . broken shaft.
Inc city e01ncil will reaonreue To nor.
fos evening a. board Of eqn2lizssIon.
Dr York speaks 1t orerz house this e-en-
ihx on kd1csfioa. Love sad Marriage. .
bsstin 4 Co win receive arw Gag Yski.
~ ~ ns'ermsions TaesdzY. AK yoar dealer
The ships Barring Brushers ana Blus
sackft and bark Fresno. ioGsed with coal
fof San Frznefseo, went 20 SEA Fridzy.
Aessrss Iokla & Ss5zerfaaa f0und Z m A
wno couid reef hailisrcs In tneir IaxsfaF.
ena hereafter. On specisi occasions. they
~ili display se-foot Gag.
The ships Bonsazs and Palmyra. ehsr-
Company, and the spartan 10 Lad Bisek
DsAszioffa coal, arrived yesterday
Auditor Wood yesterday issued marriage
1ceBsee for Peter Peterson aud Nils Hilfa
~ Anderson Of this city. and Jsha Nat
kins and Miss tserTefts stone. of FrnuklEn.
Tomorrow The P1ges soand Teiexrxph
under the direction % NJ. sE Bs--sss'
70 rebuild and repair ifs entire lines fror,
Seattle 20 Port Townsend
The hn1 OF the steamer ]. W. pur,fv ar.
rived yesterday from Utsaisdy 10 receive
me os!slers and machinery. she IL a Ode
wDeeser ana VIII be commanded BIZ W. X.
aersin, on the skayst river trade.
some Eastern gentlemen have accepted
NJ d. H. Dllmaa's invitation 10 take 4
ride 70 snchoFnish oxer the noTfhera
branch Of the Seattle. Lake Shore aud Yssf-
err Railway TO dsy By special train.
The steamer Oiy mpian male the ran 4,
seatile last evening In place of the Has,
salo. She eosied up and left for Tacoma
a "a O'Clock she then left TACOMA for
ForI Townsend and Victoria. her regular
rotlte
Inc steamer Ancon arrived from Alaska
q, 2 oeioek yesterday afternoon, Bringing
= large crowd OF passengers aud but little
freight During her yOyage north she was
detained - hours on account Of thIek
weather. Otherwise the voyage was most
uneyeaffnL
Deputy Collector Frank IT. yinslow has
Just coHPleted an Official admeasssrement
o. the schooner Alice, recently bought bv
MI J. y. Rowe, who viii take her 20 Alas.
ka- Her dimensions are as follows. Regis
tered length Si-5 feet: breadth, 1873 feet:
depth. ~ feet. tonnage, 10 10 tons.
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A SAD CASE.
APPLICATION ZOE 4 GUazDTAs vOKHEs.
uARf n. KKxwoETnL
u~r Eeeentricities Became So Pro-
.suneed that No other Course was
o,~p-some Of Her PeeuIisritses In
she Past I'm this City.

M n. Dinsraore yesterday made apyli-
rsttou ia the probate court 10 have W. IL
Hughes appointed guardian Of the person
"a p,operfy Of her mother, Mrs. MARY 2
Tenxosthy. The petition recites that Mrs.
renvortby is incapable of taking care Of
herself or property. which Is valued NJ
ssaoU. and thsf she 10 Liable 70 fall into
ne hands OF INSCRIPTIONS and designing
s.ersous: that che Il feeble In mind aud
Essdr and il suffering from demsntfa; that
80 has been addicted to the use of fnfoxt-
csfiag LIQUOR, morphine and opiates for
vears. and 10 almost Continuously under
theIr influence. Mrs. Kenwosfhy was
L-nrxht ftto court last evening. Her at
serney could uox be found and the exafns-
nstioa was continued until noon to-rnor-
rnw Mrs KeEwcrfay being placed IN
charge Of Mrs Mason, a neighb0F, In the
meantime.
soaK fEcUIIARfTfEs
ina case & q peculiarly sad one. Mr..
genwer.hy's Ell ! ireD, Mr.. Diusmore AMI
capsaifi W. X. herwin, are prominent and
highly respected citizens, aud she. herself,
4. naturally q woman of more than ors!f-
nery intelligence she has read a great
AL and has for long time believed in
sr.sriinalism. and has, ia fact. taken IN
rish many other isms. She took a very
nro:sIpenf paEs during the Chinese riots at
Inc meetings Of The sgifators. she
became Knight Of Labor aud
hss slwsys been strong woman
srsFrarist when the woman suffrage
AZ vas declared unconstitutional by die
supfeme court, Mrs. Ksngorthy parfics-
pssed In The big parade and denomination
IN this city. held for the purpose Of de-
uoaucing the judges. She rode on horse
back with liberty rap on her head and
immense cianking chains on her limbs
representing liberty ia fetters. For several
months past her peenliaritics have been 80
pronounced tat IL became apparent 20 her
friends that a guardian would have 10 f-e
appointed for her. They postponed tax
ing such action until her condition be-
came 50 aggravated that IL could be put of
no longer
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GATHERING OF THE CLANS.

PROGRAMME

. 8e1tc1- AEgEn "a lSo8
PROGRAMME
| yx1lring with sose. LIST prize so. u s.
| Running ktgh jump. lst prize SO. "a S.
EEnniag broad surap. LIST psize s1a. ID s.
Eaen.as hop step and ianp. iss prize
! $le. =. 8.
Tosssax caAer. lss prize IA. eda
Putting heavy shos. 1T p<frs SO ID g.
I'd s.
Foot race. miles, lst prize sc. ID So
Foot race, nile. Isl prize SIS. II s.
Foot rzes- -zsle. Isl prize $40, d s.
Foot race for inca over 20 years. entries
). Isl prize gold medal. Sd hzt
Fs,st zzre for girls an6er Is years. easries
5, lsf prize S.. ID $40, I'd 81
Fest race for ocFs under Is ysar<. entries
S, iss prize IS. ID g So sasi
Ha-dle race. SaAyarsss. Iss prize 81 d. AZ
sack rzee, Isl prize $40, ID IS
Tag o. VA, married and single. lst prize
Dancing Highland Fling in costume. Is,
prize gold medal. ID silver medal
sSori GAUGE II, prize guild medal I'd
sailor HeElpipe. ist prize s.. I'd s2se.
Best Dressed boy In Highland eastrsae,
lst prize gold medal. I'd silver medal
Bes. dressed girl in Highland costume.
ist prize gold medal, 81 silver medal.
roo. raess VIII be ran in heats Al disere-
ton Of judges.
Starters and judges 10 he appointed by
the president and committee On games on
the ground.
Committee on Grounds-Nr Alex. Alien.
Mr.. AeAuiey aud ID. A Mckinney
Committee On Games and Entertainment
John Orr, Alex Allen and Me- Pollock
Reception Commitfee-Aessss ]. T. Col
NAB Alex. Allen. A Macintosh, p y. N.
Miller, D. l.. Darcy.
Excursion ticket from Seattle aad return.
vita admiffaaee 10 the groaads. - CENTS.
FROM Newcastle and return, - cents Ce-
Oar Mountain and return, IS cents Frank
lia 21d return, Black Diamond and return
Sl%s Tickets can be had of any member
OF The society or ~ the railroad depot
stewart's bakery AZ BeIlfown. Merchants
candy store, A. B. stewards drug store or
OF the president, W. II. cowie. lis South
second street
ID a. IA, Il m; Newcastle 10 T. m. Frank
Lin q. m. Return iesye Renton for Seat.
tie 30, AID p. M for Sewcastls 6 p. n:
for franklin ; p. m
Passengers from Puget Sound Shore STA
tons VIII take regular train No - errfy-
ing at Black River junction Ia time to can-
meet with G. & P. s. train leaving Seattle at
u m Returning viii fakeo O'Clock train
from Ren'on, connecting az Black River
Junction with evening local train
no Intoxicating liquors allowed on the
grounds.
All prizes awarded viii be paid on the
grounds
All kinds Of refreshments can be had on
the grounds, which viii be furnished by
Mr.. smith. OF Renton Park.
Remember the day, August 81. god
time viii be had by everyone.
Ticket. good on all regular trains.
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WON'T LEAVE SEATTLE.


10 ~ sN'NRNfN 80
servants
4 couple al strong. euxOgn girls. evident
Is IL Frrnca extraction. catered the Office
81 = vel kuoAn en- yyag u sgegt ycstef-
dsy Afternoon. The most isapcTtsn; iran
ucresi 81 tie sve sid 10 the agvui We
euns o. answer yCgr zdyer sQasut ior .
cock ard char bsrEnaid 'Cr s hotel.
Yes. have a coepic Of very U!ce ss5ua.
tlous csser
.-An' uhsr's ytr hahselt
'-ia = WY nice place. MWckilieo-s
beautiful summrs u-seft. ueiy shoBt .
uailes cr 50 from kerc Ihrer sir4aae-s
every AaF
.Aa' hau many hesrfers
.,tlnfy fur a. x-slt. F@rv SGT, tsh
sSsa-s ypn-g mere free aod easy Efe--po-
sllion. Wssh a - asy agiuehSd
an phast tue sAlaEg-
s7tEb y grnts eT = dslisT 4 Gay
Bridget rerlled Slt1 se-s 81 Der sa8nts
cap ard Sert sarcastic sEesr t2a Aer sfai'is
I'm a seat leave attic
s-NN' knf vet ls j. 3 aictr 4eFel fasa any
ia SsNtiic Tae Best - s4Tan'ascs ard a.
aaaSt 40 w0sk-
we aehnt want rs We waat sfave
srafrle. -Tnert's zeaerslty 10 faciii'irs ia
thl4a caanfry hahfs2s- ghrres no hath
r,sarrs ard no hos aud C.ssa SSfoeF sure
shtil's alias cas- - o-seT ass 50 way % E1
ssfss. Tfssr's 80 szssisty saG 10 tne~s az ttfs.
M r.ssh3ae No vel H0t seAse SessiAe
Have " uoshia' in the city
.,tF 80 harr. voa can catch oar sane.
bet Ssa,fl. i s,~si esouEh tor O. AaG We
Won Z lessee 81
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ASsoN's FAMOUS coIrs.
The ohieagos Want TO Play the Seattle
Browns


The follow ing lstl,r was received yesier-
day by Robert Il. stevens, manager Of the
Seattle browns. from the manager Of the
Chicago iCasuc team, better known as
"Anson's Colts"
CHICAGO, Aug s. 1855.
Robert T.. Stevens, Manager seattle
browns" Dear Sir: what guarantee eau
yOu etier ior game ia seattief viii have
2 Of the leading hail PLAYERS Of the coun-
try, and you ought 90 be able IN work IN an
enormoUs crowd. How Is the weather
from November tn -
You had better wire reply, Ven might
work subscription aud fua excursions
from smaller towns Wire yuur best offer.
We have ue,g sud elegant Autographs aud
posters. and are trying H. make this the big
event IN baseball Yours very truly.
iEiGu ). fsANca, Manager.
Mr.. Stevens viii see what eau be dene.
aud whether thcfe q any prUhshllty II 81
curing Suihcicnt iudWugmeuf 10 bring the
famous ChiesRos here in Rn exhibition
game. lie viii also asccri ala what Port
lsnd VIII Do. The Chi. ages saN from san
Francisco On their Australia tour ia pceem-
Der
The Browns will probably play the VIII
iamClies week from TO-DAY aud another
game the day following fhcs all close
re season early Ia September by going 10
NirfaFfa
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Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT sEArrLg, W.

LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE, W. TIL
June 18th. lsSs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his inten-
ton 10 make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof viii be made be
fore the Register and Receiver at Seattle.
W T.. on Tuesday. August 18th, 1SsS, viz
JAMES SAlAIf, per d. :, No. il4ts. for lot
5, section 81. Township Is north, range
east
He names the following witnesses 10
prove bis continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said iaud, viz. Hiram Lang
don, of Juanita, w. r, Wells Green, OF
H0uEhtoD, W. r., T. NJ. Crawford AID d.
H. HaWiey, of JGsniia. " r.
JOHN Y. OSTRASDER,
leasju26 Register
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-19
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE At SEATTLE, W.

AAkAht w &Nec-
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton 10 make aaai proof in support Of his
clam, and that said proof viii be made
before the Register aud Receiver az seattle,
" r.. on Tuesday, November %, Is.SS, viz;
DUNCAN AcCRIMAOS. Homestead EatTy
No. 5lG4, for the -. !: OF sc. and Sc Z. OF
Range east
He names the following witnesses 20
prove his continuous residence upon. and
euliiy alton Of said land. viz: Frank
George, of Redmond, King county, W T..
James Mckedmoat, Of Redmond. kius
county. " T., Norman l.. Oakley. OF Juan
ijs. King c0uaty, ". r, Hiram Laugdo8
OF Juauiia. King county, W. r.
JOHN Y. OSTHANDER,
aulfselS tgs-iStcr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-19
Notice of Final Proof.
I.Axp oEFIcR ~ srArrIr, W. r,

June y. ISIS
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tioe TO make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made be
form the Register and Receiver at seattle.
". T., on Tuesday, September -, ISIS. viz
CHARLES /. WALKER, homestead entry
No. 9461, for the lots aud ?, section 4,
township a north, range east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of. said land, Wig: W II. Able,
VI Falls City, W. T.: {. IL Neal. OF Tolt, W.
T.; VIM. sierns ana \ r. Moulton. OF Falls
City, w. 7. JOHN Y. oSTKANDER,
iVIsaua$ Register