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TWO Injured at q Ere.

PATERSON, n. j., Oct. 25.--The three
story factory Of the Peerless Plush Company
was totally destroyed by fire to-day. The
loss il 10000 A fireman was thrown
from a hose wagon and severely injured,
and an employe was severely burned BY the
explosion Of a gas meter.
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FIRE AT TAMPA.
A Saw Mil, Machine Shops and Cigal
Box Factory Destroyed

Box Factory Destroyed
TAMPA, FLA, Oct. ga. A. Woods
cigar box factory, the saw mill of the Tam
pa Lumber Company, and the machine and
car shops Of the Tampa Street Railway
Company, were destroyed by fire this after
noon with their contents, including one
locomotive and two coaches. II Is supposed
tho fire was caused by the cigar box factory
catching fire from sparks falling On the roof
from the smokestAck Of the adjacent saw
mill. The Tampa Lumber Company loses
1900, with no insurance; the cigar box
factory, 5000. with insurance OF 81 900,
aud tie street railway company, t1,z5O,
wiki Insurance Of e7J0.
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The baltimore Floated.

n NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 25.-The steamer
baltimore was hoated at z o'clock this
sssehing. Much Of the cargo was thrown
lssr board, and the beach is strewn with
49, S.Eo crates containing fancy crookery and
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ALABAMA's PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.
The Party Determine TO Make a Fight
at tho Polls.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Oct 25.-The state
prohibition conference held here yesterday
resolved that political party victory at the
polls was the only way 10 stop the liquor
traffic. They therefore took steps 10 put
new life into the Prohibition party 10 Ala
llama appointed q committee b look after
and make arrangements Tor conventions for
nominating state aud couuiy officers next
year Hon. John =. Tanner " Athens
presided
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.
An Employe of Fertilizer Factory
Caught In Shaftin2.

COLUMBUS, GA, Oct. 25.-News reached
the city to-day of dreadful occurrence
which took place at Troy, Ala. yesterday,
in which E. G. Thompson, the head
machinist of the Troy fertilizer factory,
met with a terrible death. While fixing
the electric wires he was caught in the
shafting, and hurled around several times.
His clothes were torn to shreds, and the
mangled body was finally thrown against
the rock mill, crushing the skull. Mr.
Thompson had been in the employ of the
company only about a month.
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GRAND Duke Peter,s LunRs weak

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 25.-Grand Duke
Peter, nephew Of the czar, who was recently
married to Princess Militia Of Montenegro,
is suffering from an affection OF the lungs,
and will pass the winter in Egypt. His IL
ness puts an end to the scheme TO make him
a candidate for the throne Of Bulgaria.
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A Woman 100 Years old.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 25.-Mrs. Re
becca Brown Of this city celebrated the
l0lst anniversary Of her birth today There
Is indisputable record that she was born ia
Charleston, n. c., Oct. %, f1s8
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hEBkNF. GA, Ool ~ ,-fife broke Qua Ia
hFlingtsa 9ls31t O'clock thIa naornin4.
nfa cneuIaad ninf Hosgieu bilsIneas bDusm
~ Neia suasf TAO i0sa Is eslsuasAaA ~
5000 MI ~ the gods 84fa H4ss4
Jhe hfe va iee HMk " a. ln@ea1.afs.
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iicA, N. Y, Oct 25.--Firs Ia Port
s1a'h this morning destroyed Douglass
~, - -lpQ4e and q number ~ business bouses
sal private Fesidenaas. causing loaa ~ over
''''yS0 All tie town reeofds Were b1Fned,
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NICARAGUA's CANAL.
A New Company Refused an Injunc.
ton Against the Old One.

ton Against the Old One.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-Action has been
brought in the supreme court by the Amer
loan Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Com
pany to have it decreed that this corporation
possesses the sole right, through gr ants from
the Nicaraguan government, 70 construct a
canal across Nicaraguan territory over a
certain route Application for temporary
Injunction against the Maritime Company
of Nicaragua was denied by Judge Andrews
iu the supreme court to-day.
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ABOVE REPRoAoH.

Referring to the woman, he says she en-
joys the fullest confidence Of her past or,
her church and her friends; that her career
as a girl was spotless her life as a wife was
above criticism, and the idea that now, in
middle age, widowed and with grown chill
conduct, is,contrary to reason and human
experience. He regards her friendship as
an honor. and has implicit confidence in her
christian character and womanly purity.
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TIsHERMEn RAIDED.

Epaniards Trying 20 Drive Americans
Out Of Punta 0oFda.
PgHTk 0onDA, FLA, Oct. zs.~ Whlls
Bioxhaa a Lewis usn were spgagea TAX
lax deh IL the lover part q ne bey on
0cf. 81 q 10 cf spanish fsherlaeu pikis q
rala ~ tteu silb kniges fasse1sd % tlse
,,id q long poles aa1 ogf fbelf peta al ~
sisesa. asl1 flfaafe1ed tte.f Ases lf aaaelf
Ii1.tak sfs nRaiN. Aeasie Eioabnnl
Ltw* n rf,ra aEaiNsf Aaesn - euos
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LONDON. Oct. 21.-~Mr. Bra1iaugb, who
has been suffering from congestion " Tie
lungs, Is Improving.
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M'GRRaoR's LAWYER TALKS.
He Expresses Admiration for the
Woman in the Case.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 25.--Hon. Thomas
E. Watson, counsel for McGregor, spent
several hours in jail with his client
this evening. Tonight he gives an in
terview, in which he deplores the publi-
cations which have been made in reference
to the unfortunate woman who has been
dragged into the case, and contradicts some
Of the assertions made in the synopsis
Of the Cody statement, as published In
some OF the papers He declares that Cody's
claim that he shot McGregor face to face,
and McGregor knew who did it, is contra
dicted by Cody's conduct subsequent 10 the
shooting and the physical facts at the time,
which will be proven conclusively. He
says Cody's justification is answered by his
own offer TO plead guilty to shooting and
pay 81, 900 fine.
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Count Dillon Expelled.

LONDON, oct, 2S.---Count Dillon has been
expelled from Alsace-Llorrains and has ar
rived Al Brussela
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YOKOHAMA, Oct 2s --Ths Japsneae cab
inst heg faslg6ed
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GREECE WELCOMES THE BRIDE.
Ex-Empress Frederick and Princess
Sophie Arrive at Athens.

Ex-Empress Frederick and Princess
Sophie Arrive at Athens.
ATHENS, Oct. -Ex-Empress Frederick
and Princess Sophie arrived here at 8
o'clock this afternoon. Their arrival was
announced by the firing Of a royal salute.
They were met at Kalamaki by the king
and crown prince. The excitement in this
city Is intense. The streets have been
crowded since daybreak. Princess Sophie
appeared on the balcony Of the palace sur
rounded by. the members of the royal
family, and received an enthusiastic
welcome.
TURKEY NOT TO BE REPRESENTED.
LONDON, Oct. 25.--A dispatch from Con-
stantinople to the Chronicle says: "The
sultan will send an envoy to Athens to rep
resent him at the marriage of Princess So
phie of Prussia and the Duke Of Sparta
This decision is said TO be due to objections
raised by the Greek newspapers to the pres
ence Of Mussulman embassy at christian
wedding
, 1889-10-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice of sale of real estate by admin
istrator.
Notice IS hereby given, that iG pursu-
ance of,an order of the Probate Court OF
the County of Island, Territory of Wash
ingtop, made on the Goth day of Sept,
A. D., 1889, in the matter of the estate
or VIM. j. George deceased. The un-
dersigned, the administrator of the said
estate will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, gold coin of the
United States, and subject to confirma
ton by said Probate Court on Saturday,
the 23d day of Oct, A. D., 1889, at u
O'Clock M, at the Court house il Coupe
vile, Island County, Wash. Ter, all
the right, title and interest and estate
of the said VIM. j. George at the time
If his death, and all the right. title aud
interest, that the said estate has by op-
GRAFTON of the law or otherwise, acquired
other than or id addition to that of the
said VIM. j. George at the time OF his
death 10 and to all that certain lot
piece and parcel of land situate lying
and being in said Island County, Wash.
Ter and bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit:
Lots =, and and SE4of NW1f of
Sec. 18, Up. % N, II 3 E. Terms of
sale, cash; OF e half dcwn and balance
on confirmation of sale by Court. Deed
at expense of purchaser.
G. V. ANDERSON,
Administrator of the estate cf VIM. J.
George, deceased.
Date of first publication Oct. 3, 1889.
, 1889-10-24
STILES INDICATED.
The Indictments Against Him
All Dismissed.

TUCsON, Arizona, Oct. 1S.-The case
against Judge +. ID. Stiles, recently
elected to the supreme bench of WASH
ingtOn territory, was called UP for trial
to-day. There We're six indictments
charging Stiles with embezzlement of
large sums of money as assignee of
Hudson d Co. The prosecution made
Il motion for a continuance of thirty
days and filed affidavits sustaining
the same. The defendants counsel in
sisted on an immediate trial. The
court Overruled the motion for a con-
tinuance and District Attorney c. w.
Wright refused to proceed with the
trial of the case, saying that the case
involved about 500, 600 and four years
administration of the assignee, and he
had not yet made a report for these
years; that going to trial now was
equivalent to dismissal. The court
held the showing for a continuance
not sufficient, and ordered an imnc-
diate trial. The territory refusing to
prosecute, the indictments We're all dis
missed for want of prosecution.
, 1889-10-24
TRIBUTE TO WILLARD
A Former Associate Pays Eigh
Tribute to the Rail
way King.

The Star, of Washington, whose edi-
tor served with Henry Willard at the
time the latter was war correspondent
III that city, says editOrially: 'Henry
Willard is once more on top of the
Northern Pacific railway 1t has
taken him somewhat less than six
months To climb up again after having
been rudcly shaken off by the last rude
dFheaval. When he dropped then he
announced that he was merely going
to take vacation, or in the more clas-
sic phrase of Cutalones Di Naancc, ~
go, hat | return" 1t will he glor-
i"us day for him. when he visits The
northwest coast once more as president
of the company which he did much to
make and save. He will find that the
people there hold him in grateful
remembrance and that his name is Il
synonym for everything that is liberal
and enterprising. He will find that
country, which he opened up to trans
continental commerce, has haU Il
thrifty growth. and that the properties
when he made for it and which so
many more financiers pronounced wild
vagaries, are either fulfilled or well OH
the road toward fulfillment. His res
tOration to power will he accepted there
as the last act i'll the drama of poetic
justice, and he will be welcomed as the
rightful heir who has returned to his
own"
BraytOn Ives, who has been reported
as likely to oppose Wizards Northern
Pacific plans, says he will continue to
be one of the largest stockholders i'll
the company. He had expected for
month not to he reelected director be-
cause Of differences with Willard, but
he never intended to oppose Wizards
mortgage scheme. He considers the
new board of directors efficient.
, 1889-10-24
Prisoner Discharged.

Clarke and Kelchum, two men who
have given the prison authorities here
more trouble than any men In their
charge were released Friday night.
When Clarke was first first put in pris-
on he proved such an adept at break.
ing his chains that he was visitor to
Andrew Weymouth's blacksmith shop
every few days. During the time the
men have been in prison a number of
attempts to escape have been
made; none, however, provei
successful. Ketchum was shot in the
arm by Jailor Furlong when he led the
crowd which attacked that official.
Only a short time ago valise full of
clothing was sent to Clarke and when
searched Il twelve inch ''jimmy" was
found among the articles of clothing
The officials were informed that Bur
dick, another prisoner, had told visit
OF where the instrument could he
found and it is thought that another
attempt would he made to gain their
liberty. AS the two men, Clarke and
Ketchum, had but a few days longer to
serve, and as they had given so much
trouble during their sojourn, it was de-
cided to discharge them. Rurdick, for
his connection with the bringing in of
the Jimmy" was placed in irons.
, 1889-10-24
THE ELDER ARRIVES AT
LAST.
News Regarding the Rumored
Embezzlment by Ed, Brown.

The Geo. w. Elder arrived last night,
being overdue six days. She was late
i'll starting which is the cause of her
delay The purser informs us that the
trip was an uneventful one.
Regarding the charge of embezzle-
ment which it is rumored has been
nade against eX-deputy collector of
customs, Ed. Brown, we We're able to
gather. but little information. This
much we CLEANED. that Collector Pratt
had accused Mr.. Brown with being.
short III his account about Sf0O. This
amount, however, rumor stated had
been reduced to 1892, 50 that it is i'm
possible to state positively the sum Of
the alleged shortage.
We are told that L. s. Marshal Ad-
kins claims to have seen the warrant
for Browns arrest, but that the same
had not been served up to the hour
of the sailing Of the Elder.
MI Browns friends are much shock
cd ut the news and are dfsincIincd To
believe it until some statement more
reliable can he had.
n large part of the Elders cargo con
sisted of salmon, 10000 cases bcingun-
loaded here to await shipment to san
Francisco. 1t IS thought that it will
he shipped on the next trip of the
the Puebla.
Among the three hundred Passengers
on the steamer were 1870 Cinnamon,
who are returning to Portland. These
Cinnamon have been employed in the
salmon canneres at Sltka, but which
now have no need for them.
The AncOn is not having anything
done to her. The chains and anchors
have been removed and this is about
all that the company will do. \ ship
of the character that the Ancon was, is
out OF date, so that her machinery is
useless.
, 1889-10-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


IN THE PROBATE CoURT OF BLAND co.
W..
In the matter OF the estate of Vim. George. de-
ceased Order TO show cause Why order Of
sale of real estate shoHld not he Rnade.
II appearing to the court 5y the petition of c.
V. Anderson, administrator OF The estate of
William George. dece tsed, presented and fl e .
praying for Az order to sell real cS ate, that il
is Necessary 10 sell the whole or some portion of
the real estate to pay the debts outstanding
against the duceafed, and the debts, expenses
and charges of administration.
II is therefore ordered by the court that all
persons inter- sted in the said estate app ar he
fore the Probate Court on Tuesday the 10th day
of Sep, ,ember, 1889 ut o. lock p. m of said day
at the court room of said Probate court. at
Coupville, Island County, Washington Terri
tory, TO show cause why an order should not
be Granted te the said administrator to sell so
much of the real estate shall be necessary.
And that copy of this order he published at
least four sue sssiye weeks in this Puget Sound
Weekl' Argus, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in the ci. of Port Townsend. Jefferson
county, W. u. j. E. MONROE,
Judge of Probate Court of Island Co., w. Il.
TO Sen3l
, 1889-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND CFFICE.
SEATTLE, Sept. 9Th ISSq

Notice is hereby given that in com,liance
!, IN The provisions Of the Act # C.,n- -rcss ,I
July 3, 1875, entItle1, "Au &c; for tlc le Of
tIlDer !dnds IN the "a e. oI aliforI ia Oregon
Nevada and Washington Trrritorv'' ICIis
IllIer, OF Seattle. CouHFy OF King Washington
ierrtory, Las this day ii ell i Ibis utilce his
the SW4, OF lection No. l. Township No ~
N, Rang No West, and will offer proof
To show that The land sought is mora val
uap!e Tor Its timber or stonr than FIR a.sIi-
cultural purposes ami TO establish hi, claim to
sad land Ieiort tie lie .SleT and i.ecc Y r f
thlS oftc at Seattle. W T.. on Sa.aTtI v
ire fih day Of Drcember. I-5g.
lie nam witnesses:
y. d. Mitchell, Of Sea tie, W. It.
Dougtgs Young,
j. T. Jacobson
hiram Heith
any and all persons caimifg adges snly the
apoNe a Scri)ed lands ar. requ-sIoi TO file thai.
c;Ins III this Office or teiore said 7th day of
December, 1889. II NJ REED Jr R,,.;s.cr
I0-3-to-l2-5
, 1889-10-24
\ Big Clam for sherman.

Gen. William Il. Sherman has been
telling his friends in the east abnut the
large CLANS to be found on the coast OF
Washington, Some 81 his acquaint-
'sAces feare1 that he was irdulging in
exsRgerati"n. 4 clam weighing twelve
pounds and measuring thirteen inches
acr"ss the back has been packed in al
cohol by the Washingtonians, aud is
now on its way TO the general. He fees
that this clam will silence the amor of
the doubiers
, 1889-10-24

Loren Larsen and Diana johnson were
yesterday granted license TO wed.
Our city council should put up signs
showing the names of the streets. 1t
would be great convenience.
One Chinaman with certificate
from the American consul at Vancou-
yer passed through on the Premier last
night.
Alexander Vincent was granted let
tiers of administration ON the estate of
Celia Vincent, whose estate is valued
at $2Sl5.
p. F. Emerson, of the Delmonico,
yesterday received a handsome sign
advertising his new cigar, "Emerson's
Delight"
County Auditor Seavey issued yester-
day marriage license to Thos. Clinton
and Annie Hack, both late of British
Columb bia
The Key City Club has enrolled the
following named gentlemen as members {:
DR.. Lowry, &. E. Moody. E. Z. Penn
and Lieut.. Broadbent.
Quite commotion was occasioned
in the neighborhood of the Cosmopoli-
tan hotel Sunday night by sailor who
imagined he was a second Sullivan.
When the Quincy street grade is
completed, the street committee will
be prevailed upon to rebuild the zig
gag there. The expense would be
trifiing as all the old lumber can be
used
Our worthy chief of the fire depart
ment is the possesser of bouncing baby
boy. Mr.. Hill thinks that soon the little
fellow will be running to fires with the
same alacrity as the older members of
the hose companies.
A large number of real estate deals
are OH the tapis. We are informed
that parties are negotiating for the
transfer of property running into the
thousands. -Four deals of $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 will be eonsumated
shortly,
Schooner Mary Parker arrived from
Chuckanut, having on board ITO tons
of stone, which is to be used in the con-
struetion of tho custom house. This
stone is said to he as fine as any found
in the country.
a statement prepared at the post
office department shows that the in
crease i'll the mileage of railway mail
service for the fiscal year 1889 was s.
946 miles. Nebraska furnished the
largest increase, 592 miles, followed by
Alabama with 472 miles, Kansas with
416 miles, and Kentucky $50 miles.
In Sundays ARGUS appeared an item
regarding the discharge of prisoners at
the county jail, and IN which appeared
the name of James H. Burdick in con-
nection with a jimmy being taken in
the prison at his suggestion. We are in
formed that Burdick denies all connec-
ton with the matter, and says he knew
nothing OF the jimmy until it was brought
in the prison.
, 1889-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIFN.
UNITED STATES LAND oFTcE.

SEATTLE, W. T., OCT. IL 1857
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
june 8, 1873, entitled IAN act fer tie sale OF
timber lands in the State of California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory >"
John R. Osborn, of Seattle, County of King,
Territory of Washington, has this day Eied n
this office his sworn statement No 1880, for tbs
purchase of the northeast quarter of section
No. 26, in township No. 2S, range No. W st,
and will offer proof to show that the land
so ght 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 W. t., on Satur-
6ay the 4th day of January, 1890.
He names as witnesses:
b. Z. Brow, of Seattle, WI.
NJ. l. Bright,
L. W. Gray.
John Swanson
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
aboyn described Ia dS are requested to file their
claims IN this Office on or before said 4th day
of Janu ry, 1899. L. NJ, REED, JR-
Register.
, 1889-10-24
Totice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICr. /
SELfrI a Il ~ IL l sSL +,


Notice is hereby given that in com pl!au.e
with he pc. - NJ the Act 4 Congress o.
June J. ISIN. CnIIiIFi. An CI for the sale at
timber lsnt.S III thc Iates OF aIIto Fla. Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory robert II.
Dale, OF Tacoma. comfy of Pierce. Territory .f
Washington, his TIL. dav d p H. this Ofrice his
sworn statement No. 5G}6 for The purchase 81
the ). +. i of Section No. 81, in township No
% n, Range Ne " 81, and viii Offer proof to
slow that tho i3Af Sonshr IA more vHlu1 bic for
its tim her stone Than t'rREr c'3IiHr-s pU pose
And u eSt2HlSp h'< lain 10 id sid hAf0Te jTH
!.egister and Receiver % this Tee g til :,
W sH., on Friday, the 10th dalE of jar p4ry
1890
He names witnesses:
IOhn Sherbr rne. o: TaCorn1 ". '.
W y. Powell.
ms Donovan,
Hen Stewart,
AHyand all pGTsOns claiming SttVersely to
ahoTe described isH. are .ie~t-d 10 iil- he
Claims in this office ON or btioTe said 'OJh dav.
OF Ja:a-Ty' 1850
T. n REED, JF., Register.
tPnfi6 lot La
, 1889-10-24

LAND OFFICE AT Sc TITLE, W. T., July 3d. 1882
Notice is hereby given that the TO- lowing
named settler has fl ed notice of his intentIoa
to make final proof in support OF his claim .and
that said proof viii 5e made before the Judge of
the Probate Court at POrf To nsend. WIZ. on
Friday. Sept 20 1888, viz; A. W. Buddress,
Hid. b. No. IL lij. for the h. = of ". w. u an
W. 4 OF n. E a, Sec. -, Tp. - N, r. West
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land viz:
Baron Robinson. of HadIock. j. nersonCo W.T.
Oiof Peterson, - -
John Dundon,
JOHN Lundstrum. - - -.
F.M. REEH, JR, Register.
, 1889-10-24
NOTICE.

To the stockholders of the Puget
Sound Loan and Investment Company,
WHEREAS, 1t is desired to increase
the capital stock OF the Puget Souud
Loan and Investment company, there
fore the undersigned being majority OF
the board of trustees of said company
hereby call a meeting of the stockhold-
ers of said company to be held on Sat
nrday, the 23d day of November, A. D.,
1889, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day at the company's office on
Water street between Taylor and Tyler
streets, in the city of Port Townsend
Washington territory. for the purpose
of considering a proposition of the sa ID
board of trustees duly adopted at meet
ing of said board of trustees on the 18th
day of September, A. D., 1899, for the
increase of the capital stock of said com
panv, frcm the sum of twenty five thou
sand dollars to the sum of one hundre6
thonsand dollars.
A. Fl. WINrRoDE, e.,
j. E. CLARKE,
Nj. B SACHS,
T. G.. HARPER,
HENKY LANDEs,
Trustees
Dated Port Townsend. Wash. Ter
Sept. 27, 1889. s27wS
, 1889-10-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

pVVIs
Notice is hereby given that the following
H. med settler has filed notice of his intSntIon
TO make final proof in support of his claiIh and
in h 6 absence, the Clerk of The District Court,
NJ tort Townsend, w. r., on Friday, November
29th. 1889. viz: Julia Benson, Pre-. ID. s. No 1910
for the Ma SW14 Sec. 3, ip. % n, X West She
names the following witnesses to preve her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
c. L. InteImilia, OF Quilcine, Je9eIson Co,
W.T..
James c. McClinton, Of Quiicine, Jefferson
c., W Il.
Milton f. Hamilton, OF Qnilcine, Jeffers on
CONT.
-Cias, b. Pierce of Quilcine. Jefferson Co.
W.T..
+. NJ. RI ED. JR., Register
Date of first publication Oct, }, 1889