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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
rOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK.
BIrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

An attachment against the person Of Minnie selig-
man an actress who is the wife of DR. Eugene Kaf-
man, was granted by Judge Nehrbas, Of the City
Court, yesterday, accout Of her failure to appear
for examination In regard to her husbands property
she had been ordered to do IN the suit ia which
Louis A. Grasse, tailor, obtained judgment for
s1Os against Dr. Kaufman for clothing.
The Srucifxion Panorama Company has han another
attachment granted against It's property Justice
Dugro, of the Superior Court, signed the order al
the suit Of John d. Crmmins ON a claim for al 500
for tho rent of the exhibition building at Madison
ave. and Fifty -niDth-st, for January and February
Tho complaint sets forth that the structure was
leased for three years and eleven months from Sep
tember ], 1886, 10 the New-York Panorama Company.
by which it assigned in January. 1883, to tho
defendant.
Justice Patterson, III the Supreme Court Chambers.
reserved his decision after hearing argument an
application made on behalf Of George l. Ciearmai
for a reduction OF the alm0ny which he Is required
TO nay 10 Marie L. Clcarman who obtained divorce
from him OH the ground Of descrtioD: he is paying
ESQ a month, and thinks that $50 Is enough. Mr..
Clcarman Is q nephew OF william NJ Earl, the banker
and is q membei Of the Produce Exchange. After
living with his wife for four years after their mar
rage 1884, he deserted her and their two chdfea
and when questioned about It by their friends told
them to ask his wife tho reason. lie called 20
the children occasionally, and allowed his wife 300
month. lie reduced this amount 10 S75 aud thsn
she sued and obtained the diyo%A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
A DISPLAY OF SOUTHERN INTOLERANCE.
TWO INCIDENTS THAT MARRIED TIE PI'UOf4hD'
INGs OF THE SHIPPING LEAGUE coNvEN.
TION

Washington, Feb 16 (speciaD.-w. Hastings is one
Of the leading manufacturers of Wilmington Del, ana
man of great energy and business capacity lie ran
for Congress in 1882 and made fine canvass, although
he was defeated. Hc member OF the shipping
League Convention held lately in Washington and was
much disstcd with the conduct of some Of the South
ern members Of the convention They kept 1t Is said,
a colorcd delegate nom sitting on the platform and
Mr. Hastings also narTates tho following instance OF
their intolerance:
Mr.. Hastings and Mr. speiTy, of Wilmington were
directed by the Committee on Public Meetings Oh the
Teapue 10 invite Senator Chandler to addrss the con-
venfion on Friday evening. Mr. Chandler accepted
tbe invitation, but on Friday morning Mr. Hastings
rald that the Solid South" appeared In full bloom
or tho meetng Of the committee In the person OF orc
colo 1i Wood of Louisiana, who objected 70 Mr.;
Chandler speaking, saying that General Hooker. OF
Mississippi objected to speaking from Tho same pat
to,m With Mr. Chandler. Mr.. Hastings, after some
sr words with Mr. Wood, which came near ending
IN n disturbance observing in tho committee the old
tIro snirit of trucking tho South, said that they
had heller inform Mr. Chandler that he not wanted
10 address the meeting Senator Chandler hearing oil
sSis remained away from tho meeting altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
PROCEEDINGS IN THE TWO HOUSES.
OPPOSITION IN THE SENATE TO THE DIRECT
TAX BILL BY MEssRs. BLAIR AND

Washington, Feb. Ia bin appropnating eco 900
for the establishment Of lighthouse and fog signal
az Old Orchard Shoal. Princess Bay, New
York, and for new tower at waacack Light station
New-Jersey, reported from the Committee on
Commerce. and passed by tho Senate to-day.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the rcso-
luton reported from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections as 10 outrages in Washington County,
Texas, and Mr. Coke proceeded with HIS argument
again quoting extensively from the testimony TO provo
the bad reputation OF the three memoraists. Hack
worth, Moore and Schultz.
Mr. Blair obtained unanimous consent to state MS
views ip opposltion 10 the Direct Tax bill He said
he had voted against the bill originally because he
considered Il unconstitutional and iniudicous Upder
ifs provisions the State Of New-Hampshire wouid
receive about 1855 000 but Its share OF the uaAoS
that would DO required to carry out the law "ouu 70
100000 There werc practical reasons why no was
opposed to the bill Largo claims arising uNu sno
Swamp Land act and from 0uer so"A.
we're now kept from being prcsseu ~
the Government by the fact that the STATES "h'on
would make them were declared by the existence y.
the couner-claim against them Tor noit-pS in''S "
this tax. The States that had NOT pau Ui.' e
of the tax would 90 scot free and thcn wouiu p,oSo
their claims under the swamp Land law Which' iou -
they might have legality in them, had no 'u'D'' -
them.
Mr. Edmunds said that he was not present wncn
the bill was acted on but that, from what no hSa seen
in the newspapers day or two ago. ne 1850
involved q very heavy expenditure by tho oniD,u
states that certain parts Of It did not res. upI ,a
principles of justice, and that the money 70 20 p"' :"
under it would be mere gift or gratuty 10 S0'0 "a
the States.
Mr.. McCreary, Of Kentucky, IN lle ious ana
pftt.l tho confercnce rcpott on the Diplomatic anu
Consular Appropriation bill The sena.e coaiIng
its amendment appropratng Siuoooo LOT, ior made Far
station al PadO Page, provision having Deen "" The
this purpose in tho Naval Appropriation piIi senate
House recedes from its disagreement 10 t Icdemnty
10 the japanese subjects injured by the guns ~ ce
Omaha while that vessel was cnsasoN III $50"
practice The report agreed 10; O.
The Post Office bill was further dscussou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
a MERrTED RE3UKE TO GENERAL BLACK.
ms PERSECUTION OF BLIND SOLDIER NAY
NOT GO UNPUBLISHED.


washington, Feb. 10 (special Some months ago
Tho physical wreck made most ferocious onslaught
mon AN unfortunate pengioner commonly known as
Blind Patterson whose pension for total blindness
was allowed by Black himself The soldier nad but
recently received his arrears. amounting TO over
$4,000. when upon the representation OF persons
enyious Of his sudden windfa Black without proper
Investigation raised the hue and cryS ana sent his
particular chum" Special Agent Joseph Il. Jacobs.
Of most malodorous reputation. after Patterson charg
ing that he had fraudulently obtained the pension
Tbs soldier with some OK his relatives had gone TO
Virginia there to invest his modest competence In
small farm for o provision against his old ace. and
while so engaged Jacobs arrested him and took from
him, II Is said without any order Of court. warrant
or process OF law whatever some s4,boo, all the
residue Of his arrears which he could ind In the
course OF the conduct uf this malicious persecution
highly Mandatory articles prompted BY the Physical
wrecks and his friend Jacobs appeared frequently
In tho local press Of Washington An Indictment was
seeud and at the trial Just ended In the courts In
buffalo the findings were for the defendant in every
pasticular. tho Judge deciding moreover. that the
seizure Of the soldiers money was unwai1anted, ana
hTt tho money should be promptly refunded. The
eeokosY Of the Interior 1t Is said has directed inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
STOCKS

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FEB. 1e.
THE GENERAL LISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

immediate restoration Of the blind soldiers name TO
the pension rolls and his friends arc considering the
proprety Of Furnishing both his prosecutors Tor their
illegal persecution. In TACT. pubic onlelaI has
ever POI petTatcd highhandtd ortrage, OF mas
ever before met such sudden, nented ana scanning
wbuke And this is " the soldiers FRIEND VINO as
ptred TO the direction of the judicial fuhctlons al
minstered by tho Judge-AdvocstoGenera Oh tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
a pH11AprLpn1A rUcBoAr MISSING.

Philadelphia, Feb 10 Special The tugooss In,. .a
delpha, recently chartered by D. r. Hhunscr SO,,
OF this city and Camden, has been MISSING ~. ,rv
two weeks The boat was chartered 20 70 " /"
mingtoD, n. c., for year. She stareu ts''s ~ tar
since which time nothing has been hosiu ~ 49,
Tsbare Wero five In thu nrs&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
OBJECTIONS TO THE PANAMA RESOLUTION.

washington, Feb. 16.-Rcpresontatve Nofwoou, U
Georgia. has drawn up minority report In oppo'iuon
to the passage Of the Senate Panama Canai TeSo,u-
ton by the House. An interesting review Oh uo
events in the early history OF the United staeS
ing up TO tho declaration Of the Monroe aocuino %
given and IN explanation Of It's real mean'ns' aao
renort says the end aimed at was political and gov
ernmentaI and not commercial. .
The report objects TO the resolution because IL
would be false declaration and wrong appiica',v'
Of the Monroe doctrine. IT would not ueciafe ~,
Monroe doctrine, but new doctrine, one so'Hs
long bound beyond that Of Mr. Monroe ~ aiso ~
iccts because Il ts siroed "a sstcf Republic Under
this head. the report argues that II Boulanger
should compel the French Government to compe'e
the canal It would not amount TO the
Colombia or invasion TO over throw nj ins
fnfions sucb az would Justify interference x5insr o
Monroe doctrine. The canal question y g ~ trestv
IneEral and II dealt With al all, Is lla''ei ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

The business in State issues was covered by
sales Of Georgia gold IS at los Ia OF city bank
stocks, Mechanics sold t60) at 95al92, and Mer~
camille l26) at 200.
A well-distributed business was done In railway
bonds Louisville, New-Albany and Chicago con-
soils were active at 99al0 Burlington and
Quincy, Nebraska As, with large transactions rose
TO % "a. Denver and Rio Grande Western firsts
assented rose TO 80 "a. Fort Worth and Denver
frsts sold up TO 95. Erie second consol Us sold at
103. Reference is made to our fun report OF
bond sales
In the unlisted department Of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Oil certificates sold $4,000 at
Georgia Pacific second IS $4,000 at 7s, Chicago
and Atlantic Benelciarles 1900 st Brunswic k
Go. 900 at 20 1-4a20 "a, and Mt Desert Lana
900, at SO 81 1-2as2 %.
As usual on Saturdays, the money market WIS
nominal affair at l l-2a2 per cent 49,. c,o,,,n.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the clearing
House sl,193,53s.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were ss47 1898, and the Internal revenue
receipts were slO7294 The United States Treas
ury received s3l 10 607 National bank notes Tor
redemption, and the receipts for the week were
The United States Treasury now holds sl57.a7s,45o
United States bonds National bank note efcua-
ton as follows; .
Four and haf per SS952SsS
-Four por cents. lO04l4bOo
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week;
1898, 000 bonds withdrawn, SS9S, O0O Natonal
hank note circulation outstanding-currency notes.
S225,Su,45S; gold notes, s17z532 against
which is held the sum Of SS4, 230,eo2.
In London British consols were easy at OS ls,iS
and 90 5-1 Q respectively for money and account
Money ruled at 2a2 IA between bankers and &c
81 per cent for discount OF bankers ne s DIS
American railways were quiet, with small changes
the market in London closing before the American
markets opened At Paris French per cents
were easier at $3.50.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NETWORK.
For the week. 1851 ~ iissSSSs. lsS55;.
General merchandse.. 6541997 6509,1l2 3s75224
ro,o, for week.... sss12se5 60 7sO.7is s9.0of 4s4
Previously reported. 51404s42 65s2597s 6o.47I,425
Total since Jan. 1sal 217737 S85o06oSS s7Ol62 $50
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEw-YoRK.
For the week. s330 356 SCOOPS e37S, 602
previously reported. 9.4Se462 42s,7i7 s6i,osl
Total Jan. l.. s3,S09S4S s777,7l2 s1,2S9,095
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NETWORK.
Prevousl yreported.- 2,227,56i 27s0721 3,59e,777
Total since Jan. l. 60 200 ISL sS4e0o20 s3.ss5,ols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17

Actual Sales. Closing. No.
ops. H'gt. Low't Final. Bid. Ask'd SOLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-17
STOCKS GENERALLY DULL

A LARGE GAIN FOR THE WEEK REPORTED
IN THE BANK STATEMENT
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-26

What CITY Builders can do Ii sage
b,-ash bunch grass ooun1rE Is well Illus
fra4e1 IN each Elisas5lrch and Scckauf-
The 7s1ae- is Tire elder and bigger CITY,
lsni 1he little enc Il right in her wake .
With the elegant new Electric light and
equipped MONT HGase. fl1e -La0deE5srb
Syndat:aie4- opera bouse and Lbs Wash
ineTeE Stale Capitol Park street railway
all soon 10 sse thrown open 10 lie public
saving nothing Of lie EllBdsiggr.A and
Cslumbia z j and sEnd-y Other iEnglOre-
menfs wt1E IN hand, El3s1slszrrh certain
y bids fair 10 merit the good opinion So
generally expressed q her
The do-s dolefBl howl marks The min
nies Of the morning II mOlrIfGa melody
making mad DZly MEN, maids and Da1-
raos. He lonesome laws AID 2karajd
looks, bat 1onriurlF Tied, tired and lear-
fnl, hozls how horribly be hears who
bearkeas no1 Hist Gog-T. h5s1; rs The
DelosF of the feg1h wafcl,, and turns
SUNSHINE 10 dxrkness Give rs a resi-
C1saese IL Chew Z booe-HoquiGn Wash
i1c1sEi&n-
There are in The coosiitufioual conEHo-
f5cn p Lawyers, - farmers 6 pbTsicians,
8 engaged IN mercantile pursuits 5 bank
sgs, Z sfecknea- teachers, ) miners, :
real es1ase dealers editors, hop r-0H-
e-s. ? Iaallntl, , loesers and lunbsrmn
/ prsaeber, ! surveyor. ! 62hsrlan and
mining engineer
Tie COMMITTEE having charge Of The
prohibition article viii likely submit TWO
reports The majority nepsiT opposes tie
granting Of the PRAYER OF petitioners for
prohibition, and The minority r'ep0rs rec
omDPnds thai E separate article on pro-
hitlilon he Submitted 10 The people
FIRST quality Je11erhsa5, Billhead
NOifhsa6 and Statement SOCK 8WGit9l =
orders Fl this Office Also Envelopes
Shipping tags, Business and Calling
cards OF nuDerUns styles. Commercial
pri8fiag promptly executed
We SEE thai Z dad r2Ded ! DIN Da1ul1
MS married Z sh0-1 time ago When
his wife calls him supper sbs Viii prob
ably Ely John Dan5t- come 10 supper
Some VERY fine and lE-rs sticks OF tin
Der wee brought dovn On The Sats@p
Railroad This week, from 10lng7s skid
way
A large raft Of logs, considerably oFH
the sEerage in length. Is waiting I'm fhe
arrival Of Z 1nr from I2ooHA
Delegates M5Dse- and MrRe2Fr were
both absent On the Conver1io1 roll call
last Monday, Being on sb0T1 Eis51 hnIae-
ANY one IN need Of 2D improved IL 90
calibre Winchester model Of So. VIII Is
well 10 call III This Office
Short form mortgage blanks, for salz
Fl lbis Office.
Hense 10 let. Apply 10 VIM H AZ
mEs
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-26

cr-1tlEt- " - Dee. IL 1SseA
AESlee rs hErefz given thai II compliance VIII
ant 43fxE1k1E-1s O. TIE At1 Cd Congress % gEne -
s1I1ae6 An art sr 1sas gase q rT-,s,a- $3.50 n
Llat STATES q California Oregon NRzaaa Er5
= aSh11gT1En Territory DAVID a E-14-TAyS a.
laftlI-1s- ksJ-TTE Cd Pierce TErrIzv al Mash5nr-
I9a has THIS Gay fled IN this office his sworn
s1t1zlntz1 No s7s6- fur tie lsE-tsaase al 1se "a
wv and Vs. nd SIG OF section Va 4 II
township Ma = north range nunf=r . xes1
t-ao WILL s11ST proud 30 show that the hand Fyr7
i 111re valuable 5ar lis timber or STONE 1.- n
asz21 lz-s- purposes A15 70 establish Ms tjE51r
20 sE1o hand before The ReElsfEr md H4.t,e5x %
LIS o11ltse 81 >tsETI4R- Va T. GA TlE-s5sE the af1
dRE OF SeEfRrntsa- ls91
tie names a Witnesses Ernest RCss1-uan
John Betk=sf- Within Pulley al q l-ri1ar NJ
L, md George 1E1ohHm On SezT1ie VI T.
ANY and M -sErslls Ginning adEe-sa7r na,yyzzs
Describe 1a1ct reg lesE3 so ls their tlrirrk Id
Ia1s n11te On or baf0re sEld Is day OF SEPT Up
- gE0. Z BAIRD Peglg-Hr
IsEde Of fist Ig1hlieE non guiT 5ffe-sp
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-26
United Staies Land 0ftna.

= Ii
NO736R II hErEtT given 1E1 II t;IIDJ sflElte VIII
the provisions OF The ReT pf Congress OF june &.
- entitled. An Rcd ion tie sale q 1iIns aKnas
II the Sta1As ai California Oregon Nevada and
M AshiIl.-18n Territory JAMES BENs0x- 81
& E1Dl]ek5H- Ca CT Mason Territory Df Ens1llg
f1SIl- LIS This day fled IN this Office his EEurn
E1E1aIns11 M LIB, 50T the purchase OF the e.
sE1-4- w. MI ser 81 IN 20 D8r1h- l. 5TesI
md VII offer gslo8f 10 show 1hE1 the land sought
il more valuable Jon 5ts timber s10e than ikg
AGRICULTURAL 7JTr0sEs Ell I0 establish hls claim
1e said land before TIE Register and AEseE OF
ms 0zEea & SeE11ls. on Tuesday 1he 18th Gay Of
Sept 1889
H. names BE Witnesses. Edward CBIlDE- T1R-
Eid IisCn- willis Hawk and Fred Cummings
al 81 KAlnllthlEs- Mason ca. VI T
ANY and al FsersGDs claiming adversely R.10Tf-
described lands Ere requested 30 fJe their tlaI-ns
in this DfEibR On or before sud 171h Ey M q
y JN0 L. BaIEo, ReglsIar-
IlsSe u irEf pub ID ~ 81
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-26
United StE1es Land OF f,e.

Notice Il htretE given lhE1 IN tsa-rl5H-lnE with
the provisions OF Ile net OF Congress q june =
1873 entitled III -AEI far the snl5 OF timber lands
III lof Skies El California QrHcll- NRTBLis Rz35
washington Territory, GB0RGE C Rass
Ilzt1l- hRs this dET filed in TINS Office ms sw1r1l
s1A1H-nslI NQ- 7sB 5lgr 1le purchase Of the w.
sN11z1 neg sE2zs E1d 1W34- se1z- OF Section
number 4 II township l-E1nbeT - north -anrF
No IT and VIII Offer proof 10 show 1hE1 the land
sI5aClI more Ta3stlR 5Or rs timber or STONE
LhE1 51r Agricultural PURPOSES and 10 establish
ms claim 30 sand hand t,EFEre the Register N-ld
Receiver tins 0ffftse Fl resI11R, " T. ON a t.3-
nas3BE- the Eth dKE u September, 1888.
He names 2K Witnesses Ernest E1fa1TnHD
J01-1 Iist3ke1- william Pulley 81 Cd C-1dne u
T End E5eN-na SsEndaB1n- q HsE1T1e u T
AlE and al lsH-sG1ls claiming a5Farselv the
Et,gTR-deseT1t,e6 hands ara requested To 1lH their
Claims IN this 0i1te On or fs9iGra sEld 18th 6Ry q
SEPT 13A gN0- Z. BAIRD Eerisler- y
ItE1a OF first gFZ-iirR150n JunB5-:s9
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-26
Tm74ea SfE4es Land 0E6ne.

" T.
Nlf5t.e Is hereby given 1azz IN t,11n7sl5H1re with
1be 7s-8TlE511s OF the att Ei Congress ui june 3
1873 entitled IN REi 58r the sa1a Oh Timber lands
IN the SzE1xS OF California Dragon NeERaR- End
u Rsh1arBu1 Ttr-51g-T-7 ALBEIT THOMAS Stud
GEL Shelton County Ei MEszga- " zsi Washington
has this sE fled III this office his sworn ErE1tIn1I
40 z-s. Tor THE purchase aIf The Nwa4 Cd section
zEz1nt,ss- Il II township q Dar1h Ezlge 3 wts1-
Ind VIII offer Esra09 5o show thai the 1ADo sUal
Il more valuable for ITS timber fae1e IhRl 1Nr
purposes. I'D 10 sssEAllsa 17s CHILE
ID said hand before the Register End Etstt1EE- ~
1fls O1IieP al >eET11E-11 Fr51ET- IhE 4Bzn 1HE O.
5el51Ernf,Er 1879
lat 1RInfE Re W7IDEsEzs- Jesse AIrk11l1 T7t1-
II Latham Cd SAss11lsn- p A Es1ey A01 Henry
Schroeder OF 5ER17lP W L
Ally and all persons Ginning ADVERSELY LIE
R1sgTe described lands 10 1laE
their claims in this 1eE on or E51re szJa . a2T
NJ Sept 1881 Jxn Il BA1ED- &eg7s5Hr =
IeE1e q 1irsa FEb July a22-laaA7ss-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-26
TriIfad cssi,.E.i-Ess I.Hnd ns5-tiF.H- x

Sf.f11aae- W T. NOV zz1b- 1Rsas
NystJfe Ia ha-Ev given thai el7nJ with
11 1yy,zi<Itzy OF 1be art OF Congress Of june q
lRa certified An ae1 f0r the sale OF timber 1E1aE
fn me S1utPs uf California Oregon NEzRdr- Rad
W Washington TeruT0ry," a +, AELL- o.
Seg11le- T;lyzu1r OF King Ter Of Washington
Agx sx l4.c IN Tins Office his Kw1rn s.EIa1n nj
No sMsl fzTr 4te purchase OF The p. O. EEz- and
u. OF xw1z Saetiuo I'd in Township q n west
md VII offer 7rooi 10 SHOW thai the hand sNEEnl
* more xslEHiIe Tor aIx TIN EZlt 1a ION
nrr5eHfE-aa 7u-Tsoses- RDe 10 sE1R11sa ms tlE11n
10 sa55 land before the Register Enc Htstt7Et- d
this office Il SEATTLE W 7. On I1ErscEE I-s - Gay
OF AaERs1- 7S99-
Ee names Rs Witnesses 5assz Kirk Rlc-
Henry IazTl8l OF Shelton and z Z Mz--tEs
Ambrose f5oEs1rT pf Sea1a3e " L
Anw and al 7,Ersank claiming adversely the
described lands Ere rag 7tk1ed To lie Their
Claims IN This office ON OF before BE5d y Cay ~
August 1893 J. Y, OsTR4x1ER Eeg1sIer
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-t1lllt- " u
Notice X hereby given thai III zs9In JlE1Fa with
1alH provisions % the ae1 oi Congress OF Jane
1S2 entitled ART fCr 1he sRle u timber land
IN 7tlP S1a1es OF California Oregon Merida. Rid
" Rshi1iE18n TErrT1eTT- EzMER & SLAEK- q
Tacoma COUNTY OF Pierce T4rI1zrE Oi Wasting
sql hRs This Car fled IN tins fflte ms sE5-1l sBsE
1ntr1 No E7gh 5Cr thR purchase q Ths VIZ SKI
Se1z SE1z- Ssc- Ana nels mE1s- eae- 4
II Township - " 8R1ce 3Wes1- and wild EEL
TroCf 10 show IrlE1 the land strhI Is more
Die 5Ir IFS timber sf1Iae than Tor
ry7,sstss Ind 10 afA tEh ms clEIIn 80 ssla lEl1
before the Register FAD 2setEHr o. Bills Il
S,t.s1fle on Tl1es5sv- IT, nth CAV Ci jan erI-
He -sH1nes Rs EI1DRssgs= v Finch j bow
z a l5g1EED END D TrgE1InEn 81 Union CITY
VT
ss@yt5AstEItss5 3RzlEs requested 10 liz 11Es1
claims IN tins Office Un OF fH5ore sEi6 2h day M
ian l2El JNl- & HA1E14 1t'4E1ESsr-
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Tinted sau-sss LEud OBne-

ctEIz1r- " L JllF Isl 46ssLt
Nrzte L. hereby given 1taE1 N sszuu-sflE3ee with
4s 1rCz k5rEnx al THE Rc1 o. Congress- ID june Il
entitled An Eel for the sale Of timber lE1dk in
1he SzE1ek ID CAEi0rZlR- Oregon SEEhaR- WASH
51ar7vEr Tt.r-z1cYrx7 CEAR1Es LgTF1Ess~ d TEeo-
ma s1y1s7T OF Pierre 1E-r7t3rT KEsha1lg liza
flx DIR fled IN this rfsee ms EzlEn STATEMENT No
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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-07-26

HOOPS CANAL July 291d 1852
The fa7nily Of Mr. 7 Aebb hare DvF
x57 EsscA se the old farm L Tsar1 o1 tia
family game IN the spring. bill Mrs. MtDI
came g.sa week BIC The Cara b10Ez
brought Up their household goods Tx
first 0a his week. osEalls nsy lie lht
coming ci1E, JuI after al there's DO place
like hone. Nj HHuP1lHg VII conllnne
To cG--T On The farm, while Nj sstbb eH-
pes1s 10 b15ld new Lg1se f0r himself
and clear up leR 3s1O-
Mr. J 3 Rodgers Of "A 12toc1n. Tor
nsr anduss-5al 4eacttT Cd the ckok01nE sa
ReserT a50n- paid z visit I'D 1hs RESERVATION
las SATURDAY. aid sunday
Pres J. 2 Ellis, D. d fresl 2fri ol Pa
cifc University, was II The rtsHiEa1ll1
last Thursday mi Friday 10 consult VIII
Rev A. Eds Secretary q The Board ID
Trustees IN regard 10 lAe lzleIes1s OF 1bGi
IIss1 Iful5oa-
The pasl Two weeks q splendid Ee21h-
Il Las pa1 nearly Ill The hay In this re
g5ou safely in10 barns aDd N good order
! Little stlll reI1Ains Ou1- " HIGH viii prob
ably be r21be1e1 IN Ibis Wetk--M-