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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-15

- " w Sit1ts
No lands are not. neither is any
TIE same, public land OF the United
sa which any such certificate of To-
knaid lawfully be located. or which
y heated or entered in any manner
~ existing acts of congress.
he contestant Is informed and be-
aal said Evan T. Warner is not a
randchild or herr of William X.
y, aor Is be otherwise within the pur-
Z Md acts OF congress, and he is
~ not qualified or entitled to locate
~ With said special certificate OF
Q described in said application.
he tracts OF land applied for as
80 are non-contignous. the said
Rsss over ore mile apart f"
MSS STRONG AND wHIgHrY.
una they will find that the strongest
yet entered, said Mr.. Jenner.
Fhais are strong and, to my mind,
~ enes.".
fiiKEs YEr ACTIVE.
sane scrip holders are again active.
sFoasly hold 10 the tenability of
as'ias as 80 the professors. Iester-
y 'eeofd OF protests ended and the
atnns TO file Valentine scrip in-
?! tvo One was hy Edward L.
loF The northeast quarter of the
al quarter OF section !. township
- east The other was hy Char
7 thirsty for the northwest quar-
@ southwest quarter of section :,
- range east.
Hpsf STICKS 10 uis nre1sIoS.
ea'se for this renewed activity in
N's scrip IS found in the following
{ received at the local land office
"AsHiNg1oS. u. C.. oct. Il. 1859
- apd RseslrfF, Seattic. ~. T. The
ne Burns case holds that tide Hats
aas, and subject - loaation with
Siip la the disposition of those
.siii be governed by fhe praeipies OF
e-ss aud where there are two or more
- ior The same land. upan proper
Asie bearing wiil Aa ordered 10 dc.
- eaesiian % priorly. Ia the ease og
.s'ss yen VIII forthwith allow the loca.
ssse proper cert.hcatcs.
N sTcNE, Acting comm lsSioner.
fat INSTRUCTIONS oBgYgn,
apen the above instraetlsns from
e1fsA iand office. Register Reed
hameer OF receipts SATURDAY and
70 Valentine scrip applicants as
earis. r., Of Seattle. three forty.
"a en- The Seattle hafbor front
: Assson' OF ST. Paul. Mimi. three
8 .-s Tracts in section u, township n
nase east.
Kerry. Of Port Townsend, forty
sceon L. township "a north,
- Going, Of Portland. or. forty
S''oh 7: township n north. range
bl'Ier, Of Portland. Or. forty
Scion :. township u north. range
n ~ ''e nave been over ffty aprlioa.
e 'eElP, The luu abstract Of u hsch
- P''esished In the Pesr-gNrgItg-
~ s ", many Of these have been dis
- a rejected for cause ny the reg
- 80 are from one Ia four protests
\ WY application 10 ale Valentine
\ se'An POS wAsHtNaFsN.
- h~er leaves this morning FOR
80 N the interest OF the yalen-
~ NET On the other baud. M.
ks.s .'e intends going u Washington
= tie prOtes,ants.
sged With 7s,,s,t,... =. ~,
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NEW nnEss MATERIALS.

We have Just received full line OF new dress
goods, combination suits. broadcioths, Hear.
etfaS etc Chester Cicafy.
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HOW 1T AFFECTS THEM.
THE BOON AT rAsco rs THE talk OF TIL
CaESTEY


CaCSTEY.
The constant recurring theme OF conversation
around the hotel loboies aad among travellers on
the incoming trains, is the wonderful activity
o. fasco. and the vel, advertised phase, Akesp
seDr eye on Psseo, is heard ca al sides. From
the time the west bound train leaves Spokane
Fails eYeFg Is1sssnge : eagerly watching fer
the now famous junction, anxious ia catch a
glance nj the town si&ont w hlcn much Stir Is
being created. On he rain going east the same
excitement prevails, and the depot grounds are
crowded every day with sightseeFS aud speeuia.
tors.
TIE ground now being prepared for the large
hotel aud the sore buildings Is pointed out snd
every one has more OF less To- fsv about tie
future OF the city. Most OF these eufions ones
before they reach the town-tFeas the whole
matter as Joke. They leave the iosn with the
impression that II there i any joke in the afisir
the laugh is ali agains: themselves u VIII no.
do 10 say That advertising has done all thls, be-
cause other tawuS have been much more extcn-
siyely advertised without sttraciin. one half the
attention The laf- Is that the Idea which
Henry Willard gave expression To has been IN the
ininsi oil every student of the map of the great
Northwest. People have only been waiting for
the usual pioneer Ia make the break" aud
they were ready TO follow fer the future of the
town.
In lis fortunate that when the start was made
such wei-known fnareiers aud managers took
The thing IN hand They are known in business
Circles from one coast TO The other as men of en-
ferprise. push ana energy who will crowd every
thing they are interested in TO the front in spite
OF eyerF obstacle. In this case they have really
no difficulties 10 encounter, Nature has done so
much for Pasco. aud the railroads have addsd SO
Siae eompany 20 erect the necessary buildings
49, q. puf the town we'll ap towards the
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~Esazfh ~ DAYS - ia her Fsghi Assse, s'sd II
her 'sfg sAnd riches AID n0@9E,
Keep yS@s ege ga EasssA Cal ca fsFseA
! TAyl.s. 80 ScSccd ssscSG
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Nasyel Win y

with Tapping TIN.
No.lnS. better known as
we hopeful son OK ;. J. Collins.
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IS genuine panelieG Work O. the highest
quality. and with the beautiful hard oil
finish it has received. il looks in many
places like solid mahogany
The basement story, roughly finished,
with genuine patent cement floor is de-
voted 10 the boiler rooms, sanitary apart
ments and play-rooms for the school
children. A dividing wall running through
the center. separates the boys from the
girls. During the rainy winter days this
proves delightful place for chiidren's
playhouse. The basement is easily
reached from the exterior or by stairs from
the first floor.
The main tower OF the building has been
fitted up with four clock dials with glass
faces. Several prominent citizens have
promised tofurnish clock. As soon as il is
put in II will he furnished a, night with an
electric light which will illuminate the
dials in such an effective manner that ii
can I've seen for long distance.
The workmanship displayed in finishing
the building speaks for itself There Is not
nook or corner that will not bear the
closest scrutiny. The white walls in every
part OF the structure are so elegantly fin
ished that they shine like polished
marble, showiugthat great care had
been taken 10 have the school
present most elegant appearance.
To the efforts of DR.. r. T. Minor. Mr. ".
II Hughes and r. NJ Frink. members OF
the old school hoard. the completion Of
this splendid structure is due. The direc-
lions Of The board were executed with
fidelity by Mr.. Berne. the architect, and
Mr.. Parke. the Contractor. The building
cost not cent more than the contract
price. The exact cost of this school and
the south school was:
CENTRAL school,.
II l. i4ohse. con;rsct for foundation m $40 En0
James parke. oontFset for building. 7i-9o
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Nykttiis meet hefe. tLe T,ff6u 1l& llI -
be SURPASSED In the country. and fneNuf~90HA
aud high standing have ieteres,ed themselves
III her welfare. The Only bridge over the Col
Embia - AZ paSco, and The finest bridge that
spans the Snake river Is here also. The Coiam-
b.a makes all the magnificent Big Bend eoun-
try aud the mines OF the Okanogan country
tributary To Pasro. while the snake ri, poufs
ali the wealth of its grand valley at her feet.
surely this marvellous town has more than its
share OF the good things that abound IN this
favored portion oi the world aud just as sarely
the pasco Land Company is composed OF men
who viii make most OF their golden opporiuni-
ties-Ffop Morning GEots. TdroHa
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ofhsa.tA xnts srensth renewed aud OF easa saa
rem fost fplvws TIE use II syFHp % Figs rs IL
aefs ia harmony sita ussare 20 sEiscsasliy
cleanse she system when eessive cr A:lsorS Fos
sa.s ia Sss ara 81 bottles Is al isS5lHs drag
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GROUNDS TAKEN
,..ds Have Been Sur
81 b. the Government.
||.,, ,scT TO SCRIP ENTRY
~mis<ioner Again Sphoids
,s-savoeates Of Beth
&c visit Washington

<. Jenner, as attorney Tor
xils today fle NJ the land
against the Application OF
60 % locate Mckee scrip on
n,,.el Of land: BEGINNING
So, rneanaer post on TIE
- parallel 1855 feet vest Of
lorper OF section 81, town-
,.n~e ( east: thence north AZ
- 80 feet; thence north -
m,nuses. west I3i =; feet.
feet; thence south IS DE-
- ..'rute.. east 80 fee.; thence
- east SIS feet; thence
- -. he place Of beginning. con-
- more or less. Also a GER
80, in said application de-
..aabey township in which said
So tract 90. J.. Nanninri
- Of interest. This Is Seattle
- property.
.,t.yps AgE SURVEYED.
u. essr the protest yesterday MI
s. . reporter:
-. nj, the most important pro-
sy,,d against the application TO
80. The other protests hied
~ tide lands located are I'M
rd.. and as such are not sub
- I hold that they are surveyed
= ia. the United states duly
:; prucured surveys OF all these
-. SAVING the same Incorporated IN
..srvsy, With the soundings care
&c. Those surveys were made
-, Trade and commerce. and, this
<..s don't see how the land
a,e;ae TO permit oil the filing OF
adelaads in question. Believing
.,vs The best grounds possible Tor
- ~ ,eti,ion for q hearing. The
~la,s of the protest you @ili find IN
%
ssas OF THE PROTEST.
.hsox,pg Is taken from the protest
a. tossy by Mr.. Jenneri
u sloYe described lands have been
"A tT the United States coast sur
n each ami every part Of The same
. sounded b. said coast survey ser
u he same and every part thereof
spd are shown upon the hydro
$ ,hsr,s issued By the government OF
1,:,,d States, and said charts show
I'd Of water thereon. and which said
sses prepared and issued from the
"a ,be survey made as aforesaid by
fssed states coast service, which said
tnyss made and which said charts
pinsd ior the purpose OF facilitating
euroting the foreign and domestic
oes Of The United States.
ji sboye described lands, otherwise
ShreinbeApre stated, are unsurveyes
aad tie same are OF class and
pesss Of lands that are never surveyed
~ United States other than IN the
snes Aforesaid. and there is no proyis-
10. Law whatever whereby the same can
k:rresel BY and uaGer the authority OF
pvernment Of the United States other
the survey Whieh has already been
2by The United states coast survey SER
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: h~eF leaves this morning FOR
" The interest OF the yalen-
kr NET On the ether baud, NJ.
e intends goine u Washington
10, /" conduct proceedings there IN
: Ae prOieS,ants
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

The ailments which affiict the kidneys and
Bladder are so numerous, that merely 10 name
them would ill space far outrunning the
limits of this article Suffice it TO say, that they
are both obstinate and danger us. To their pre-.
ventation Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is well
adapted. The stimulents which it lends to the
action of the kid ess when they are Iethars ic,
serve to ccnteract a tendency in them to lapse,
first, into state of peri icious inactivity, and
afterwards into one OF positive organic disease,
which soon destroys their delicate integuments,
poisons the blood and causes death. A double
purpose is served by this cepursnt 1t promotes
activity Il tn kidneys, and expes impuri les
from the blood viii n have no natural channel of
outlet, except these orgata. Constipation, bill
liousness. fever and sgue. rheumatism and dys-
pepsia, are also remedied by this medicin OF
thorough action and wide scope.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
A Rich Mining Discovery.

BLAcKFoor CRY, NJ. T., June 30.-In
Orc Fmo mining district last Saturday
two brothers named Moore, who have
twenty cowboys in their employ, in sink.
ing an artesiau we'll, uncovered what is
supposed to be the richest vein OF gold
and silver.besring quartz in the Territory
and jumped the whole townsite Of Cham.
pion, near Deer Lodge, under the mineral
laws. Dozen Of claims have been staked
out 'on the lead by the jumpers
and messengers has been sent to Helena
to enable them to retain possession Of the
property. An old miner who saw the
quartz uncovered says it is richer than
that at Granite, and estimated that it
would be worth S., 600, 900. The Sheriff
and posse have gone to Champion to
prevent trouble.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS WILL BE
- received by the Directors Of the Masof ic
Hall Association, on or prior to Tuesday. June
i1th 1850. for furnishing the necessary materials
and building the Masonic Temple, at the site
selected BY the Directors Of the Masonic Hall
Association at winnemucca, Humboldt County,
State OF Nevada, according TO the plans and
specifications adopted and now on die ct the
offcs OF N. Levy Go.
No bid will be received unless IL ID accon-
panied by q certified cheek Of Five Hundred
$500 COY Dollars payable to the Secretary OF the
Masonic Hall Association, a guarantee on the
part OF the successful bidder that he will within
Five Days after the acceptance Of his bid enter
into written contract TO furnish said materials
and do said work according 70 the plans and
speciAcations thereof. and will also execute and
le with this Board In such sum as IL shall direct
good and sufficient bond to be approved by said
Board and conditional for the faithful perform
Ance OF said contract.
Nor win any bid be considered By the Board
unless received ct or prior 70 700 o'clock, p H.,
on TUESDAY, June 11th, 1850, AZ which time
the bids wi be opened.
The Board reserves the right TO reiect any and
AL bids
Bddsrs are invited to be pr sent At the opening
Of bids.
IN. LEVY,
Secretary Masonic Hall Association.
winnemucca, May W, isss-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

/ stest from all Parts Of the World.
coLoRRD People ExsRcusED.
what the Pre.tdent II Reported as
saying.

ENyhuRs
WASHINGTON, June t30.--The colored
people have recsatly been much exer-
cised oyer . speech reported to have
'been made by the President in which he
WAS mads 10 declare: Il would not
like tosee . negro Mayor or Postmaster
of indianapolis. nor representing power
and authority of the United States in
. 6scaI or administrative capacity at
my own home. It would not be agree.
sblo to mo to practice my profession be.
fore colored Federal Judge. or meet .
negro at the Federal Bar as United
States Attorney. I do not intend to i'm
pose upon the people Of the South, con-
ditions which would think rather hard
il imposed upon me-"
A delegation of representative colored
men called upon the President and cam
away satisfied that if the colored people
will only be patient and confide in the
President they will not be disappointed
in their Just and reasonable expectations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
Cabinet Changes.

LONDON, June 80. -Congressman
Mason, of Chicago. was interviwed yes
terdsy. He says confidently that Presi-
dent Harrison will appoint Attorney. Gen.
erai Miller, his old law partner, to the
Supreme Bench. In the late Stanley
Mathews place, aud make Secretary Of
tho Interior. Noble, Attorney.Ge General,
and First Assistant PestmAster.G General,
Clarkson. Secretary of the Interior. Har-
rison thinks Clarkson is doing more solid
work than any one since the Administrs.
tion took hold.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
rMR CRoSIN MURDER.


Several Persons Indicted.
CHICAGO, June 30.-The special Grand
Jury which has had under investig alton
the Cronin murder, has just returned in.
dicsmsnts against the following persons,
whom they charge with completely in the
murder: Daniel Coughlan, John Beggs,
Patrick O'Sullivan, Frank Woodruff,
Martin Burke, Patrick Ceoney and John
Kuutye.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
Children CT lsrP Pitchers Casloria
The Verdict Unanin us.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind, testifies:
II can recommend Electric Bitters as the very
best remedy Every bottle sold has given relief
in every case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured OF Rheumatism OF ten years standing
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellviilc, Ohio, afiirms:
The best selling medicine l have ever handled
a my 20 years experience Is Electric Bitters-'
thousands of others have added their testimony,
so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bitters do cure al, diseases of the Liver, Kidneys
and Blood. Only half-dollar . bottle, at
T. c. Hanso a Drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for 1t has been
folly demonstrated to the people Of this country
that II is superior to all other preparations for
blood diseases. 1t is positive cure for syphiitic
poisoning. Ulcers, Erupti9ns and PimplAa. II
puri6es the whole system and thoroughly builds
up the constitution. Sold by Eagle Drsg Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

Z Ladies II dsIicsts health, and all who suaer
from habttual constipatios. will and the pleszant
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs
more easily taken and more beneficial In enec,
than any other remedy Il acts promptly yet
gently on the bowels, kidneyd, liver and stomach.
and does not sch en- or debi!itate. For sale b, al
druggists.
od1v
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
YOU CANNOT AFFORD

At this season OF theyear to tbe without good
reliable diarrhoea baisan in the house. cramps.
collie, diarrhoea and all inflammation OF fthestomach
and bowels are exceedingly dangerous il not at
tended to at once. One bottle Of BEGGS' DIAH.
RHGA BALSAM will do more good in cases Of
this kind than any other medicine on earth. We
guarantee IL. Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

Discoveries More Valuable than Gold.
Are SANTA ABLE. the California discovery for
Consumption and Diseases Of the threat, Chest
and Lungs, and CALIFORNIAs sCAT-R, CURE, tho
only guaranteed cure for cstarrh, Cold In tho
Head and kindred complaints. They are sold at
81 per package, or three for 20 so. and are recon-
nended and used by the leading Physicians Of the
Pacific Coest. No secret compounds. Cuaran-
tced BY Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

CHARLESTON, Is. C.), June 30.-Ths
iury in the Mellow casa after deliberat-
inc two honrs returned verdict of not
guilty. Mellow killed Captain Dawson
of the Nears and Courier.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

ALTOONA tPa.h June 3O.--The indics.
tious are that the strike among the noun.
tain miners will be far.reaching. About
10000 men are already out and others
are expected to follow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
schsoi teachers Excursion.

New YORK, Juno 30.-About 400
schoo! teachers sailed on the steamer
Servia, Saturday, for tour in Europe
and a visit to the Paris Exposition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

LONDON, June 30.--The British bark
Ecuador. Captain Hughes, that sailed
from Baeuos Ayres April 23d. for Barba.
does. has been lost with all her crew.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
STOCKHOLDERS:

NJ. e.. Higgins Nevada
Morrison Sacramento Ca n Denc San Francisco Sohos
Francisco. CAL; Mira p A. Bacon, Prncon ILL.,; Phillip
CTlip New, j. Sihbsld Goonda New; Newt; VIM. Stock
Paradise Valley New; Chas Kemsr Paradise Valley Nv
Bklee Stauds n Levy n Levy MIS- chaa MoDed H.
Derbyshire Martin Kline Geo Nixon, Wnnemuc N
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
EXTENSION OF TIME.

nNHE TINE FOR SUBMITTING BIDS AS
a above is extended to July 5th, 1889, at
o'clock, Pm.
!. N. LEVY,
Secretary.
winnemucca, June 25, 1889. I'd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01
DENTISTRY.
r. j. HOLDEN, ID. ID. s.,
RESIDENT DENTIST
Ofnce or Bridge street,

Persons desiring 6ne. reliable Dental WorA
uld ca at once, as the Doctor has specia
Pr ointments TO fll in adjoining towns.
WiGaemuoca Septemi 1887.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

Onr little girl when but three weeks old broke
out with eczema. We tried the prescription
from several good doctors, but without any spec
ial benefit. We tried S.S,S. and by the time one
bottle was gone, her head began to heal and by
the time she had taken six bottles she was ,om
pletely cured. Now she has full and heavy
head OF hair-a robust healthy child. ! feel it
but my duty to make this statement
II. T. SHOBE, Rich Hill, Mo.
eySend for our hooks on Blood and Ssin Dis.
eases and Advice to sufferers, mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIYIc Co. Drawer 8. Atlanta Ga
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-07-01

Bank will Receive Deposits Buy Sell Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Make Loans and do AGenerl Banking
will hs paid Fire
panes and for tas Mutual Lie Company
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

Entered st the Pnst-ofice at wellington as
Second Class matser. according to Statute
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

WIEN General Washington delivered
his farewell address he charged US not 10
feel too safe. What he really meant by il
at that time the people scarcely knew, but
!! was supposed II was to look out for for.
eign invasion and the government e1-
pended money each year in coast defense
10 provide for common defense. We did
have little trouble in 1919 with the
mother country, but il was settled up in a
couple Of years all satisfactory. Then again
in ls4s We had little trouble with MeIi-
20 which was soon amicably settled. But
Later on the greatest Of all our troubles
came upon US, something that was entiely
unexpected at the beginning. Our coast
defense was then OF little value Domes-
tic trouble arose TO such an extent In 1861
that dreadful war was in existence for
four long years, and then only settled by
force Of arms. Now the query comes In
did the father Of his country know the
traits Of character Of the people we'll
enough 10 even hint at domestic difficulty
to arise TO such an extent in seventy oue
years after releasing his control or did he
caution US against foreign invasion only.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01

Mr.. BRAMAN says in regard 10 the beet
bill: "I, is hoped by the friends Of this
measure that the agitation Of this question
Ia several Of the states will result. in ma
tional law which will provide for arigid
inspection in at least all the larger distrib
uiing points" The above agrees with our
ideas exactly. The matter belongs to Con.
gress and not to the General Assemblies
The members in the Lower House Of our
present General Assembly have as a rulc
voted upon number Of measures without
giving the subject careful attention. They
voted on the two cent mileage bill with
out giving the subject moments refec-
tion, and when the bill was referred TO the
proper committees and report was made
they then saw the folly Of their voting at
random. 1t seems that majority Of them
have taken the ground tina, thing mus'
be without giving any just reason.