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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-18
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Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, rs
entitled Gan act for the sale of timber lands inthe
States of California Oregon, Nevada and wash
ington territory" JACOBF. RIEHM, JR, of
Tacoma, Co. of Pierce, Teri of Washington has
this day filed in this office his statement No
1876, for the purchase of the NJ, of So,
of Section No 5, TIP. q n. Range west
and will offer proof to show that the land sought,
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver of this
office at Seattle, Monday the 9th day of Dec,
John Mclaughlin of Tacoma Pierce Co., Alex
Reid and Albert McClaren Seattle King Co. W.T..
Any and all persons claiming adversely above
i'm this office on or before said 9th day of Dec
1889 r. NJ. REEDJR. Register.
Date of first Pub Oct. .4-4l-50.
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HOOPS CANAL Oct. Is, $50

1OOD . SANAL WI. ~, %.
The Canal still booms! We hear a
TOWNSHIP is being plated on the west side
of the canal, about sixteen miles below
Union City. We have not asccrtained
the name of said town, but have heard
Saratoga mentioned as the name chosen.
A gentleman of PIT. Townsend has been
letting contract for the digging of a
we'll and clearing off two lots on which
he intends to erect summer resort.
Two steamers are now plying the Ca
trips to Pt Townsend. The other is the
Josephine lately purchased by John Nc
Reavy and running from Union City to
Seattle.
James McRcavy is about to build a
new residence on his property. adjoining
Mr.. Finch's place, where he intends to
pass the first winter of welded bliss.
DIR. Hanna and wife started Sunday
morning for their old home in Mo. where
they expect to pass the winter. The DR..
Spring." They have made many warm
friends during the three yers they have
been on the reservation, who deeply re-
greet their departure, and wish them a
pleasant journey, and safe return.
N SpCChICu 4IOuC ASCCutiy III
Lake Cushman by F. J. Church, weighed
11A pounds and measured 81 inches; it
was beauty. Capt. Lott Of the Str. En-
terprise took it to Pt Townsend where it
was an object of considerable curiosity
MIR. Church says there are still larger
trout in the Lake, but they are very hard
to catch.
A man and his wife lately from Mich
igan have recently moved on claim on
the shores of Lake Gu ,hman, where tLcy
expect to make home. This section of
the county is fast settling up, and prom
Uses to become fine farming section.
Wild game is getting quite plentiful
about the canal, the marshes are swarm
ing with Ducks and Geese, and in the
woods is now and then game Of larger
kinds.
Not long since one of the young farm
ers of the west side of the canal, wen t
out hunting, and on coming across Il
large specimen of black bear, he raised
his faithful Winchester and tried to take
steady aim, but alas, his nerves were un
strung, and he could not hold the gun
steady. He put his gun down, took a
chaw and delibcratcd. then tried again,
and gave it up, as a clearly defined Case
Of-Buck-fever, so bruin was allowed to
depart unmolested, while he came home
and gave himself away--NEwsY.
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First quality Letterhead, Billhead
Not.head and Statement stock awaiting
orders at this Office. Also Envelopes
Shipping tags, Business and Calling;
cards Of numerous styles, Commercial
printing rom. tly executed.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-10-18
Timber Land. Act, June 3rd, 1873
Notices For. Publication.
: United States Land Office

Seaute, W. i. Dec 24tn, 1883
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with
the'provisiOns of the act of Congress of June 3,
1875 entitled IAN act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
washington Territory" FRANCIS CARR, of Kamil-
chic, County of Mason, Territory of washing
ton, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. $50; for the purchase of the
M, Nw14; Sw1z. NwI4; .Nwl5, Sw14, of section
number Two west, aud will offer proof to
show that the land sought Is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land before the
T.. on Friday, the LIST day of Nov, 1889.
He names as witnesses: M G Simmons, walter
MeBryde, JOS Ellison and WIN Cummings, of
Kamilchie, Mason Co., W.T..
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said LIST day of
Nov, 1889.
JOHN B. BAIRD Register.
Date of first Puh Aux 23.5-A4
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THE CRIME OF THE CENTuRY:-The
great Groin Sensation that has moved the
whole of the civilized world and mysti-
fled the most skillful. is at last explained
and is told complete for the first time, in
Q volume that has been lately written BY
the noted journalist. Henry NJ. Hunt. Of
Chicago. This gentleman, knowing that
q very small part Of the real facts have
reached the ears of the people. has sue
ceeded in gathering everything Of i'm
p0rtance. and placing it in his wOrk-a
book Of thrilling interest and one that
holds the attention enwrapped from the
first 10 the last page. It is brimtul vi
hitherto unpublished facts and q grea,
many Of which are made known for the
first time; as it contains profusc illustra-
tiOns it Can safely be called valuable
pictorial history Of the greatest of modern
crimes. The description Of the betrayal
Of lreland's interests by her supposed
friends covers many pages. 1t is the on
ly complete aud authentic work ON the
subject that will or can be issued. THE
History COMPANY Of San Francisco has
just published this book. and is selling the
same through agents only. We cali es
pecial attention to their advertisement il
another column.
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SEATTLE, w. T., July q, 1889. I
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act of Congress of June 8,
1878 entitled IAN act for the sale of timber lands
in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" JAMES n. MOUNT, of
sehome, County of whatcom, Ter of Washington
has this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment No 1916, for the purchase of the E15of NEl4
L E1z SCI Sec No IA, in Township No %, North
Range west, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes and to estab
fish his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this Office at Seattle ON Thursday
the 2ith, dayOf October, 1889.
He names as witnesses: David Sanford .and
JAMES Sanford, SkokOmish, Mason Co..; Ihos.
H James & Lyman NJ: LOomis, Tacoma, w. r.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on before said oath day of
October, 1889. TN. REED. JR Register,
First pub. Aug 2S-35-44
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HOOPS CANAL Oct. Is. 80

IlOOD OANAL OCl. lO, %.
DR. ID. F Hanna and wife left last Sat
urday for their former hOLic in Gallatin,
Missouri. Their future is somewhat un-
decided, but they may return to Puget
Sound next Spring. Their many friends
regret to sec them go.
A white brant was killed on the SkO-
kOmish reservation last week. 1t was
all white except the lower half of its
wings which were black. 1t was in a
ffOckOf common brants, with a number
OF similar ones, and when flying one side
OF the V was composed of the white
brants, and the other side of the common
ones. They are the first white ones that
your correspondent has ever heard of in
this region.
Word has coma from Tacoma, that Rev
{. Eells ID. ID. has been affected with q
slight stroke of paralysis on one side. He
has partially recovered from it, so as to he
able to walk slowly around, but it seems
evident that his active days are over.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Ross came very
near losing their lives, q short time ago,
while crossing the Canal from Union
City 10 their home at Tahooya. BY an
accident their boat upset, and they were
both thrown into the water, but managed
10 get to their boat again, where they re-
NAMED, until their cry for assistance was
heard, and help came TO them. We re-
greet that Mrs. R,ss has not yet recovered
from the effects of the cold and exposure
The Josephine has taken the place OF
the Delta from Union City to Seattle.-S
, 1889-11-27
Theatrical.

The play OF Caste or Against the
World. which will be presented by the
Andrews Dramatic company tonight, is
from the pen of the late Tom Robertson,
the famous English dramatist, author CT
Ours, School, Home, and many others.
1t is a delightful picture of the inconsis-
fences of English life, showing the wide
gulf between the aristocracy and the
lower classes. The character OF "Polly
Eccles" is charmingly portrayed by Ger.
trude Andrews and is especially adapted
to her talent. Her courtship with Sam
Gerridge," the plumber, is very funny.
The play as a whole is well adapted to the
capabilities of the company and it has
proven one of the most popular in their
repertory wherever given. Popular
prices still prevail.
Don't forget The LEADERS grand
Thanksgiving matinee at 3 o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon. School children free and
adults 35 cents. A grand double bill,
Uncle Josh and Ediha's Burglar.
, 1889-11-27

had been seen smuggling Clannan and had
beaten him to earth and that Clannan
was then found to be wounded. On
leaving the saloon by the back door route
Soathoff met a man who asked if fighting
was in progress. Yes" he replied. ''and
the blood is flowing too" 1t was estab-
lished that a knife found on the ground
neal. the saloon after the fracas had be-
longed TO Soathoff and that he had left
town soon after the cutting.
O'Connor's evidence would have
strengthened the circumstantial case not a
little, but he dallied with the flowing
bowl until he was unspeakably drunk, and
appeared in court with his jag and a face
that looked as though he had been fight.
ing a bull dog. Judge Van Devanter
sent him to Jail for twenty days after
Sheriff Martin had failed in an attempt
to sober him in two hours.
The iury's verdict was to the effect that
Soathoff had an abandoned and malignant
heart and had assaulted Clannan with
a deadly weapon with intent to do him
great bodily harm and without any con-
siderable ~provocation. The maximum
punishment for this offense>is one years
Imprisonment in the county jail and a
fine of 50. 900.
, 1889-11-27
AT H PLAY.
A Splendid Presentation of ssIngo-
MARI Last Evening.

A rather small, bit extremely appre-
ciative audience witnessed the production
of hngomdr by the Andrews Dramatic
company at the opera house last evening.
sud keenly enjoyed the grand dramatic
treat. Fred Andrews was superb as the
splendid barbarian and Miss Gertrude
Andrews did the work of a finished artist
in her portrayal .-of ~'Parthenia," the
beautiful Greek maiden, whose charms
made a fierce savage gentle as a plodding
shepherd. The support was excellent
throughout, being evenly balanced and
painstaking.
In0omar is an ambitious drama and
Its satisfactory rendition by the CON pany
was somewhat of a surprise to even the
many admirers it already has in Uhey-
enne. Though the story is one Of an
cient times it is one of human interest, one
that will always live as a masterpiece.
Some of the lines are very beautiful and
the rendition of these passages estab.
lished the capabilities of the actors. Mr..
Andrews has the robust physique of an
ideal "Ingomar," and the personal
charms of Miss Andrews are many. while
the reading and g~esticulation of zach was
all that could be desired.
The play for tonight Is Caste, a spark
ling English comedy with a plot and
moral and one that is bound to please.
At THE LEADERS matinee to morrow af-
ternoon Edithd's Burglar and Uncle
Joshua will be given.
Commencing this evening tickets will
be given to all attendants for the drawing
of a gold watch to take place Saturday.
, 1889-11-27
An Unreliable witness.

Louis J. Soathoff will do a few periods
OF time in the county Jail for the stab
bling of Mike Clannan in John Klett's
saloon on Fifteenth street about n month
since. There were a series OF fights among
Union Pacific laborers there one Sunday
night and after an unusually lively melee,
Clannan was lifted from the floor with
blood rushing from a couple OF ugly
knife wounds in his back. He was too
drunk to know who inflicted the injury.
but the officers worked assiduously and
landed as suspects Harry Stocks and
Louis j. Soathoff. The latter was in-
dicted for assault with attempt to kill and
Stocks was held as a witness.
On the trial Yesterday the prosecution
was handicapped by the disabling of a
very material witness, MI. O'Connor by
name. This individual had heard Scat
hoff call at their camp near Granite Can
yon and make the very significant remark
that he would not be taken alive.
The case against Soathoff was that he
, 1889-11-27
THE WAR CLOUD.
Geo. yroman of the Engineers Gree
viance Committe is Here.

Geo. Vroman, chairman of the grie-
vance committee of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, is here from
North Platte and with a delegation repre-
senting the locomotive drivers OF the fifth.
sixth and seventh districts will interview
Superintent Barr to-day.
AS is we'll known the trainmen, or at
least a goodly n lumber of them are up in
arms against l.. B. Parsons, who sue
ceeded W. E. Green as trainmaster of
the Wyoming division and who is now
stationed at Laramie. An unusual num-
Der of operating department employees
are now under suspension for in
fractions of the rules and it is
claimed by the trainmen that n many
instances the men have been gwen
vacations uniustly. On the other
hand the officials say with considerable
positiveness each man who has peer dis
ciplined merited even more severe pun.
ishment than inflicted, and add that they
propose to enforce all rules on the books
so long as they remain.
The removal of Trainmaster Parsons
will be demanded and the result Of the
row will be awaited with considerable in
terest.
Mr.. Vroman will look into the fedora
ton question while here. 1t is purposed
to unite all trainmen into one monster or
Ranization, so that a strike will leave a
road utterly. helpless, unable to turn a
, 1889-11-27
MeteoroIgicalIy speaking.

OBSERVERS OFFICE, Cheyenne, Nov.
26.-The report of precipitation for the
t~wenty-four hours ending at s a. m. to.
day was as follows: Pueblo .Os inch,
Dodge City IA, North Platte .0S. St.
Louis .l6, Kansas City .O1, Fort Sill Sc,
Denver. Sioux City and Huron trace.
Range of temperature in Cheyenne from
DO to 39o. For to morrow. warmer and
fair weather.
, 1889-11-27

According to the Mountoineer the Sho.
shone oil basin probably extends from the
Little Poposgie river north to the Wind
river on the Indian reservation and hence
through the town of Lander. 1t is pro
posed to organize a company and sink a
well at Lander. As oil has been encoun
tered in the immediate vicinity and as
new discoveries are being made all the
time the outlook for this project is ex
tremely favorable.
, 1889-11-27
CNRISTM.aS GOODS.

For TACO consecutive sea-
sous zoe haze run short on
holiday goods. This season
zoe bought heartily ia NMtic-
tp0fiON Of n big holiday
trade, and IL has already
comm eMce and zoe are
prepared for IL. rs Is oar
custom ace NllObU yOM to
select your holiday goods
AsOaU. We lay them array
for you TO be called for amy
ttMse betaUeess mOlU and Dec.
25. THIS enables you to
make a.. better seleCffOm
fhaM q scOssleg be pOsstble to
make sCere you TO sCNts UNI
til just before the holidays
TO make your purchases,
and IL COSTS yOM MO more.
First come first se,-Ued.
Don't fail to 0UNN yOMrself
of this opportunity.
THE FIR.
, 1889-11-27

The MesC, nOCH and the
beautiful are all in luded
In OM,. splendid holiday
stock OTaUNEcheS, diam on DIS
stiUersU0s.e and MOCeLEies at
ZehMer, BMeChMer r Co.'s.
, 1889-11-27
Incendiaries w orkiny.

The boomerang reports the arrest at
Laramie Of a man named Kennedy, aged
10, on the charge of arson. He Is be-
lieved to be the man who fred the ranch
property Of Jake Fein and Charles Hus.
ton, as he had trouble with both.
, 1889-11-27
The Governor at Buffalo.

Mayor H. S. Elliott introduced Cover
nor Warren to the citizens OF Buffalo at
a public meeting held there Wednesday.
The executive made a brief address in
which he pictured Wyoming's future in
glowing colors.
, 1889-11-27
Not Dead.

The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of Chas. II. Leach. the Sales
creek r~anchman, has been cleared up. says
the Buffalo Echo.
Leach, who had long enjoyed the full
confidence Of all his acquaintance simply
made a vulgar skip" 1t is thought
that he was temporary insane when he
lett, as he was injured about the head
when a boy and was frequently i'll.
, 1889-11-27

Oar assortment of Holt
day goods In matches, dtG-
sse0ss0s, sNUersCOre, etc, Is
complete HNd . sssrps-tse 10
gil. Zehnes-, BMechMer r.
On.
, 1889-11-27

The finest SAUSAGE in town can be OBJ
tanned at Fl. +. Shultd's meat market
opposite City hall.
, 1889-11-27

Try a weeks board at the Occidental
hotel and if you are not satisfied | will re
fund your money. f. NJ. DARLING, Prop.
, 1889-11-27

GET READY FOR THE COLD SNAP
u. b. DNCtA AGs tssst re-
cetUed = Nsu lire 81 CAess
Protectors and Ch9sssofs
Jackets. CGU asa see thess.
, 1889-11-27
Up to Date and Down TO the Times.
THE PHOENIX MARKET

THE PHOENIX MARKET
While it 10 up to date IN every essential
is down to the times in the matter of
placing upon the market the following
line OF staple and fancy goods at prices
r%idiculously low:
Beef, Veal Mutton,
Turkeys, Chickens,
Quail, Prairie Chickens,
Dressed Teal, Ducks,
Vegetables Of all kinds,
Fish and Oysters,
Pickles. Pigs Feet, Triple.
Pure Lard,
Pork Sausage, Bologna,
Wiener Wurst, Honey.
, 1889-11-27

The best meals in town at the Occiden-
tai hotel:
, 1889-11-27

Fine Greeley Potatoes at
Z. s. JOHNSTON & Bros
, 1889-11-27

.torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
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3alente, Wilbelm 2ldger, bei6dftigt
mar. Wer ben groBen 2hniiler ban,als
geieben bat. tniro f6 feiner tpabrbaft
groBattigen Sarfeauug oes vGran3
Moor", n@ottlieb goOte" (parteimutb).
uS9eua", nSans Siirse", rMepbifo"
u. I. to. erinnern, Stolen, bic er gana
unDergleidli6 ipielte -menn er nii6tern
mar. 2eiber aber begaun bereits ba.
mails Der Sdmon Der Sruntenbeit bic
9erri6aft iiber ben GiinitIer 3u gemins
men. Rldger fonnte tpp1enlang ben
Weg rer gntbaltiamteit tpanbeln. an eis
mem Wirtbsbaus nit ieiuen berlodenben
Infiinbigungen obne 8er1udung boriis
bergeben, unb tDdbrenb bieier 3eit batte
man 8elegenbeit. in ibm ben liebens=
tparbigien, bo9gebilbetenM unb
anregenofen @eielli9after, ben pielbe.
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lernen. Damn aber mar pl6bli1 cine
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Sa elmer elenoen, abieits selegenen
Spelunfe fonnte mon i'm auf elmer
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groben gi6entid einen &rug nit Nls
toboI semii9tem rOfener" unb einige
3olben geto9tem 2uturub als ein3iges
gabrungsmitteI. Mit ger6ibetem 8es
fi&t uub nieren, psrslaiten 8liden, un.
perftdnbIi6 Dor fd binmurmelnb - 70
fanben ibn gem6bnli9 bic Sbeaterbies
ner, pel4e Der Director iiberaQ na1
ibm ausgeianbt, UNI ibn our probe ober
gar 3u elmer 8oriteluns su bolen. Mdbs
renb elmer iol6en periobe ber Sruntens
belt ipielte fid in bes &unlflers Wob>
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unb fiel ldrmenb gu 8ooen; su idmad,
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brang unb Der 8etrunteue ua6 unb
nod gum 8euuBtiein selangte, erblidts
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3ufrieOenbeit aus unb ber Dottor frag.
te: nWie beiBen Sie? Ser 59meoe
mics als Nntmort feline Garte Dor, aber
es baustte Idagere 3eit, ebe bic Wer3te
begreifeH fonnten, tpobin Der Mann Ell,
geutli6 mollte. Iuf ibre perpunoerte
Gra9e, tuie um Naes in ber Melt er Hd
bic gan3e unterfu@ung sefalen lai1sit
tonnte, lneinte Der brabe Sfanoinabier,
er babe ii6 alleroings ae0a6t, bic @ras
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ftrirten 8riefes beriibersei6idte 5isna=
lement au6 auf ibn paiIe. st tpurbe
oann in 6as ridtige 3immer seIhidt,
mo- ct enbli9 ieinen regifrirten grief
embfinb.
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Summer 2O67.
9aS Yub 9epartenrtlrt.

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par, oieiss Separtement in ieber we,iebuuo in
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Attratlion fir nnfer umfangreides @efd,dft IN
MAIDEN, 10 baben mir unabldfiia auf beaen
gerbsieruns binsearbeitet unb alauben ietf
ben Stanbpunft erreidt gu baben, no mir amer
Honturrsna fiibn bic Spite bieten fonnen.
9Str fonnen nit allen auftpartsn. uos si,
neueIte @fooe berporsebradt bat, loipobl. uas
bic ga0on, als bic ausf@miiduns ber site an.
betrifft, unb auberSem baben mir zine Oone
NIT Der seitans bieies Dep0rtements betraut.
o,e nidt nur erprobte @rfdbruns, ionbern ou&
e.nen auberorsentli@ suten uub feinen @e.
i@mad bciibt, unb fi9erIi9 ben Damen, iueId,e
ans nit ibren anftrdsen beebren, boue Gatis.
faftion geben tpirh.