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NOTICE TO TOyTH gCIoRs

NOTICE To CONTEMPORARIES AVE
~ nue. grade. -esie,i bids will be received by
the under.ig clerk Of the city OF seattle. on
or before Friaay October i, 1889 a. 4 t'elock y
walks on both sizes OF Yesier avenue from VIII
hanson street cattle read TO treStie. in accord
auce with the plsHs and specifications thereof
now on file In this olhcc. Each bid 20 he sccom-
panied by cash deposit ot $50 as security for
tne execution OF any contract that may be
.hd an s. city re'eFsS zoe FF FSRi 70 %
First publication October II. Iss9.
NOTICE To oNTRACTORs-sEALFD BIDS
~ viii he received by the undersigned. clerk
oi TIE city OF : attic On or before Friday. DC
tober y. lisa a. clock p n. for the grading Of
The a'ley between Eighth aud Ninth streets.
from 3s'lisca street Ia James street, in accord
snce wtth he plans and specifications therefor
nov ou hlc IL my Office Zach bIi-to be accom-
panied Ly cash feposis OF $50 ~ security for
the execution Of any coDtnet that may DC
aSa-ied The Ely reserves the tight 10 reject
Any aud al bids {. " FERRIS Clerk.
First publication, October II. isss.
pms WILL BE RECEIVED FOR PLUMBING.
ID gss and steam firing ot Occidental up 10
Friday 18th inst. 81 5 .. IN. Plans and specidea.
tons a. o;ace. = Neany. 30 second street
NOTICE To CONFERENCE.-The school,.
~ board o the city of seattle, W. T., win receive
bids for the construction Of four frame school
houses BIDS viii close October IS. u N. Bonds
viii ~ required OF the successful bidder. A GER
tiaed check Of two hundred dollars 400 must
sccomrsny each bid a security for the execu-
ton of shy contract thar may be awarded.
Plans. Specifications sud details sf Office %
Charles W Saunders and I. W. Houghton.
architsots. room g, Boston block.
4 $3.50 ESr ROLL. ASH STREET GRADE
y Notice : hereby giveu that the assessment
roll for The grading -! Ash street.. from Depct
street u Harrison street, &aG constructing
Sidewalk or bofh sides thereof, has se4n died
wlt1 the Uudt rssSuC:. clerk OF the city Of Sc
sitle' aue further notice is hereby given TIA.
the said roll j. oDen ~ public inspection 81 the
Office &C SD clerk. m the city ball. and viii re-
main ope0 to- inspection aaf:l Friday October
Is. tSS9. ~ : O'Clock p. n, and that al persons
feciag themselves aggr.eved By snv sReh as
sessmeDf. may apply - tac common council e
SD city g. have the sane corrected, GA said o,
tottT -. iess, al clo5s p m, al the council
cEat9bss in size cify hail.
c " FERRIS. CIerk.
Date e. & =. 0fibIirstton septezahet - 1853
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hTEstlase aI.EEFEs.

A~HfSGT3N IEFEN EfTEa aEsEA
W e. s-rc7s--elsTs9E aIs1e-s Furnished short
A&nG ard fy5e MfItsng seEE executed, tyF<-
@FlIcg1 sEuE14~ El-QL4 p AewAl 5aQcA
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CITY Treasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will be paid on pre-
sentntion 81 the city treasurcr's once and no
interest a. owed on same alter this date.
lane street warrants, ordinance g26, Nos. 5si,
l,5a5, $50, s.
Wall street warrants, ordinance Gas. Nos ,60a,
1851. l .s9t. I. 695. Al. A.. TO
Fourth street. ordinance SIC, Nos. 1895. 1895,
AT, 1873
West street, ordinance SAG. Nos. bia, 15l5.
Bell street, ordinance $751; Nos. I.52s i.533
1851
second street ordinance l.o2l, Nos. I.729 to
1875 inclusive.
Dated this 10th day of October issa
WILLIS l. AHFS CITY Treasurer
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Nm ENGLAND MAEHIE A&D eE&SITE
y w6rKs Fex q Crssase, psDprletars. 81
Isnas ~ eeaasfs.rY az1 b1..l 9irg sogk a1ns visa
artistic Ekf.. fui sHeply ~ Hfkutais constantly
co aAat. positively saffsr and eAezge7 THAR &ay
o3hsr Grm 90 ths eesss Gsatg@s SffA 9TseSz
tara.sAEE Oh AsE4seEsauB fgsse - ehArTa. EaGs
street, bezre<2 sulrsa Eaa katE3, Se&ttle.
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IuPorNnFp NTotk.

TMTUCSDEp STOCK At AUCTi0S-I p
l day. octohET Be-. i~.2. a. - a. w-- e. 1ts
PED stable ro-nst Fourth ar8 NaI IL %aFth
rssa. "a pay cost % nrsowuslInE ard keeoins,
tv-o rti yeEEHuE heifegS aud 1W9 Wk-fe sezt-
Ing heit-s TIE uWHer q sAi saiEssis IS %
ZIG tsuEauwG-
g. MITCHELL
Chief ~ To5rf-n seattle y r
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The New state May u. Proud.

The Seattle Posr-iSrgLLFG EScER, with its
new dress and 6oss perieCting press. pre-
sents far better appearance than any
other similar publication on the Pacific
coast. The new state may bc proud Of It's
leading daily journal.
she "a more precious than ruhies, and al the
things thou cans. desire are not 10 r. compared
with her.
Keep your eve on Pssco.' Call on Farwell
4 PAYNE Tgs second street
Take the Northern Pacific railroad, The be-.
equipped Tine for al points East. ~Fcc 7ts
second street. kaSfun block
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ME aARTISs. GHADCATE or TIE XIII
vi AK CeT serT esEgg3za, Esfi.a. tASgs pupils
Tor TIE F..ssl@ sE.1 organ. voice CultEre s;A
clsiiy- so fise stree
Ms WILLARD. Rooms q ASp e.. Iztzs6
VI Fr0Et street. vgtee Cn.lure piano g1l,AE.
s.ae1f5ea, paFsls-Gl ca&tgsG slSss, ~ IL.
@e-e.rft ass
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617 Third Street.
Seattle Typographical Union, 10. e022.
SPECIAL MEETING.

4 sfecls3 meeting of sFatts~ 1FpagrspA&csl
T-r.un. 80 g. 49, te held ou ~5aasy sl5t fnoou
tapst gcsoteF Eeta. &s s "a sio~k. tI tte tr~T U.s.
retl1eExeas press raogs. eafEef second sa3
Chrrr7 stfsSfs
Ry order ug sae Pres
y X SARsf~UE,
}s-e -t'os. secretary.
ensfs,e Wash oet. N4>,R
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The undersigned having puroh ased the inter
est of Chin Gee Iiee ia the firm OF Wa Chung Il
Co. Chinese merchants, doing business at
Seattle, will continue under the name of Va
chung In MS building near the corner OF south
flfth and Washington streets in said Seattle
where be will carry fHli line OF Chinese mer-
ohandisc consisting Of teas, rice. mas oil, smd
other merchandise directly imported from
China, Wholesale and retail
VA CHUNG.
CHUS CHING HOOK,
FroprietoTs
Dated st seattle ". T.. October T. lisp.
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7seFsass zsssss under the be sis of r>sss vesrs
= ~ 80 % &er.e and Situations wsr..ess Ut,
1rss i=ssrssor eea4 Eo-s srr 49, -. =. =.
'.'ssFsso1- Payment 2iNsys IN advance.
soif1s-Tae business once OF tbs P,~-.rx
- iiss.ssgEs 'SIsl hereafter be ersess rr,ssf -
ef&sssFs1 A.TKytsss zents VII he receives =, :.
tbs hour. ~ .
ne following letters srs awaiting ADVERTISE
9. It's offrae 'N'e&7sls
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I~oCSf'-A lARSEsElFF OK WFSt P0ISr.
4 u&ss ER-e aaFHuT, owger caa have tae
saEzsS ~ rA-4aE a. tAe stc1e 81 kc1Fusr GFeg-
tsvi@ fhs-s~r. psyin< costs sGf fssggIag Yrgy~
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Ht.rEn tRrNER.

y.-ANTKl.-A FART&ER wlfB t5.ae CAP.
w Ia ~ eass-e rs 8 1ssrr~ati.r business
taylng - pe- oea1 as< annual sAsrs efSsea
A. ata Snt 5 Ha o5sect - yEtg-S trAi-, AZ.
i-s.4 A,sss 4 sea srfsx- ksCc7uYfs p, g.
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HENRY h LOOMS. ATTORNEY .Ar,LAw,
II TooIn ~. lieweilyn Dodge building, Sec
ond street hear berry
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EMPLOYMENT W4yTFD-HgIE

AUf feoI REM H3NTfE-H@IE
M ASfED-RELfABIE YOUNG MAN FOR
~ position IN business at fair com pe.lsaticn
ADDRESS Biz. fost-In'elllgencer Office
WANFED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
" education, a position of sny kind: SALARY
10 Object Address j. II, Poss-lnteliiseneer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BIZ YOUNG MAN As
w bookkseper or salesman. where close At
tebtion TO business will insure promotion:
salary moderate. Address John stockton p o.
box fsS.
WANTED-A Young MAN WISHING TO
w attend school desirts place 20 work for
bosrd. Address Student ost.iutelligencer
NANTFD-BY A YOUNG MAN WELL FDU.
" Gated. q position OF any kind; salary no
oF5ect Address A. X, Post-intelligencer.
" AIMED - SITUATION By MAN WITH
" many years experience setting running
and keeping In repair ali kinds Of wood work
ing machinery. Address l.. ID. W, Post Inteili-
geacer.
NvsSTED--A POSITION WITH REAL Es.
W tate firm by young man Of experience:
salary or commission. Address III. W. Dietrich
l.@l2 second street
WANTEp-ANY KIND or WORK: WAITER
W or aishwssher preferred. Address IT, w,
Observation-Disclosures
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BORN.

Kocn.-ln ses;tIe. oetober 10, lss9. to the wife
of NJ Koch. = son.
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IL r. u. PRATT. AITORNEl-AT-IAw.
". corporation, real estate. law and damage
salts = specially. Southeast corner Columbia
ana Third
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DHIl.IlPs LAMAR & ZACuRY, ATTOR-
L Heys-zt-lAw. Washington. II. & Land
causes before the courts and interior depart.
faeBts a specially
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EoURTH STREET TAX NoTICE-TIIg TAX
i levied by the city council ia the district
created by ordinance No loo, 10 provide for
the grading of Fourth street from Bait Try street
TO Depot street, and constructing sidewalks
thereon, is BOW due ana payable at the Office OF
TIRE city treasurer. All taxes not paid within
forty DAYS OF The first publication ~ this notice
will b. declared delinquent. penalty Of per
cent added. and interest ri the rate OF 10 per
cent. charged &. W. FERRIS, Clty Clerk.
First public alton OF this notice October s. 1859.
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I ECHTE>RERG S kIkFER Il. J. IlCHTEN-
IL tErg srd James kte!erA sitAnraeyS &na
eoanssliaTs- koonas ~ &ad A.. Bossoa
hsqrA
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,.e soasrirs letters ara awaiting ADVERTISE.
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- n SOW sAN--ATToaNSY. Al. AN. Us
\s sScozs ssssSi. sezweea SSnecA aza tai.
yrrS4tf-
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ssSSEiI PRATT-NEREATTM AND
I coart reporting: legal documents drawn up
o. short notice, accuracy guaranteed. Room 3.
Newlin block
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I CST-GkEsE hLAC& Ia5G ANsFy EaISS
! - uazre g. t-e.fss. sGffe Ersot GO breast.
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oCULFST> AND AURTsrS.


nk- /. Il. klBaE. OCCCLIsT AND AURFSr
Removed 10 rooms sad g. Colonial elack.
{ EoE6E A. REICH, II. d. oCULIsT. AUR-
u iSf znd phYsselan fa- diseases 81 the thrast
formerly IN Nes2rr-Lesry hiogsl. has removed
rs Cfiice 70 reoTa -. Boston bi1~rk
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So TO $4,000 10 1s9.. k I.ass' %, o;

siiure. pianos, stock, notes and other ehattel
securities, without removal: business strictly
confidential. Gilmore & Co, Palace restaurant,
opposite postoiiiee.
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n s1BEgRsRts. ATTORNEY ,T.i.Aw. "a
~. 1esAeT aveaRs. Fcrggssoa battling. >csstae.
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LrIGHTH STREET TAX NOTICT-THE TAX
IL levied by the city council In the district
created by ordinance No. lo79, 20 provide for
the grading OF Eighth street from Howell street
10 Depot street aud constructing sidewalks
thereon, is now due aud payable ~ the Office Of
the eity treasurer. All taxes not paid within
forty days of the FIRST publication Of this notice
viii be declared delinquent. a penalty OF per
cent added aud interest 81 the rate of 10 Der
cent. charged. &. ". FERRIS. CITY CLERK
First publication of this notice October : lisa
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HIGH STREET TAX NDTfgE-THF TAX
II levied by the Clsy council ia the district
created by ordnance Ma. &.669 IL provide for the
grazing Of Ugh street from Temperance street
70 Dexter street, snd Constructing sidewalks
Thereon, u Dow due aud parable az the Office Of
Tue ely Ue1suTsF- All faxss not Fasd within
forty Gays OF the nrSt publication 81 this no.
tee vii b declared delinquent penalty Of
Der ceu;- aaaed and interest 81 TIE ysie Of 0per
cent charged g " FERRIS C{rv GEEK
EtrSt publication OF this notice Cctotsr & ISS3
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HELP HASTED-FENsIE
NANTED-s00D wO1AN COOK "a u
D. Greer, second street. fesuee, rrr;ss a
sly and usinn A4Nss-
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IL Il. AVIS 4 y L. SIMPSON. ArTtaI-
lie news zA3 coansel la-S- AZ lss. rsasa -,
Burke hsssS. Vorrey TA4ra sssS CnsoR streets
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Stn TO $i,00 TO LOAN on FURNITURE
Flu pianos. horses. diamonds. etc. low rates
Sea'tle Loan Co. room II. Burke block.
- PER CENT MONEY To LOAN OK ISeIDE
I property to rebuild also on good farms;
payments can he msdc any time sitter one wear:
10 delay in making loans TreUace & Patton,
Burke block
AfONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE AND
VI personal security. notes. mortgages, bonds,
county and city warrants. etc. bought and sold.
q. L. Miller Co, bankers, BIS Columbia street
&sWifp hook
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GEEES STREET TAX S0TICE-THE TAX
NJ levied bY the civ council in the district
created by ordinance No. I.irs. 10 provide for the
grading OF Green street from Florence street 10
Baxter street, aud constructing sidewalks there
on. IS now due and payable 81 the Office OF the
CITY treasurer. All taxes not paid within forty
Gays OF the 1rst publication a this notice will be
declared delinquent. peoS.ty OF B per ceat
aided. ana interest ~ the rate of 10 per cent
charged. c W FERRIS fity Clerk
f~.f f,hfirAffin,, llf
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49, EeEga Iale.E. 80 ~. 8 -. - 3 r..
l. sacefs crtrv s11cs-av eseasrF. N- ee-- -
IN tte 5s8 ol - axe ts1asge. <uTsG Ss8fszs E {
rafn-ssFs ~ fHe aF.1er r sos11 sfaGs-ing Gse e9-
a.zls laglfe5 sa &l.egA
81 HOLMES. y. T.
II MITCHELL. -ccrgE@ AZ.
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IsNN1NSsS 4 N0GgS ffsaBEAE W. I'm
~ ni1es. GeerSe ,, Noycsi stsnTnsyS snd eoaa-
SelsoTS nl-lss, -eosas sod :. Kilsrn block
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Il ALB & FAY. ATTORNEYS AND CorN-
NJ se2Aors. rcsaz -. Rassen hlosS: riparian
~ ssh sssse land esatests sssex .stx.
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ELEVENTH STREET TAX NoTICE-THE
= Tax levied by the city council 10 the district
ereSi-t ny esdugnce No. 1850. 20 provide Tor
the grazing of Eleventh street iruT spring street
40 hroadRas aad constructing sidewalks there
on. Is now due and pay able Al tire Office Of the
cay treasurer. All taxes not paid within forty
GAYS 81 The nrst publication ~ this notice viii
tc declared della 4neuf. penalty of Ter cent
added. aud interest at the rate of 10 per cent
charged. e. " FERRIS CITY CLERK
FIRST publication OF this notice October !. $50
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I oNG Or SHORT TINE LOANS MADE on
4 = real estate; VIII make favorable rates and
give the business prompt attention: VIII also
buy mortgages Geo. u. Mclean, rooms Is and
10. kilgen block.
MONEY TO LOAN on PIANOS, FURSITT gH
vi horses suG any other good security without
removal; amounts $40 sad Up: loans made
quickly. and strictly confidential, | bay secured
notes and loan money on real eststa Henry
Binnian, room l. corner SECOND and Marion
streets seattle Wash
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-11
Mexicans Murdered.

CAIcAGo, Feb. l0.-A Cheyenne Wyo.
special says; 1t is reported that eight
Mexican prospectors, who succeeded by
means of an ancient chart in locating a
gold mine which was worked by Span.
iards over two hundred years ago, have
been murdered by American intruders.
The latter secured the chart after a
desperate fight, in which the Mexicans
were killed
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-11

Ladies audelicati health, and all who suif
from habitual constipation, will find the pIeasan
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs
more easily taken and more beneficial in effect
than any other remedy 1t acts promptly yet
gently on the bowels, kidneys, liver and stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. For sale by a.
druggists.
eod1v.
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The Copper Syndicate.

BosToN, Feb. l0--It is announced,
seemingly on good authority, that the
French Copper Syndicate has reached an
agreement as to terms of settlement with
Haggin and the Anaconda mine in
Montana A.
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DArhSr BY TELEGRAPH.
soULANGER.s PROGRAMME.
He wants the American Consultation
for France.

PARIS, Feb. l0.-Boulanger, in an in.
terview yesterday, declared that hfs pro.
gramme was the adoption of the Amer
lean Constellation, but with = ten years
Presidency; the formation of State
Council to prepare aud snhmit laws to q
non -deliberative National Council of 500
members, half to be elected by universal
suffrage and half chosen by the provinces,
and the granting of limited local govern
ment by the provinces.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-11

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. l0-Gardener
Ayres, an empoye of the Western
Elevator Company, met horrible death
this morning He fell into corn.shelling
machine, and before it could be stopped
was torn to pieces.
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A wicked Liar.

CHICAGO, February l0.-John Boyle
O'Reilly says that LIE Carons statements
in regard to him before the Times Par.
nell Commission show him to be liar of
phenomenal wickedness and foresight.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-11

Rriiishers Taken in BY a south African
AnspnDy.

LONDON, Feb l0-The West Noodles
Gold and Exploration Company, South
African enterprise, has failed, Stocks and
bonds were hoated and $3.50, 900 paid for
land which was reported to be fabulously
rich in metal, but it now turns out that
not single ounce of gold has been dis.
covered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-11

MrNNEAPoLIs, February l0.-All the
engineers on the Motor street railway
line struck at noon Saturday. The strike
was the result OF q reduction in working
force.
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Back from Europe.

New YORK, February l0-Ministel
Phelps and wife and Mollie Garfield and
husband arrived from Earope Saturday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-11

The latest ''fad" in New York is the
getting up of "3-cent meals" for news
boys, bootblacks and other needy classes.
The managers say thata good deal is
given for the money,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-02-11

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
only put up in large two ounce tin boxes. and is
an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds,
chapped hands, and all skin eruptions. Will pos
itiyely cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT. Sold by
Eagle Drug Store at 25 cents per box-by mai
80 cents.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-07

Hos. LUcEAN B. NASH has announced
IN open court that he win hand in his
resignation 10 the judgeship Il tie fourth
judicial district sometime during the
present Or The coming month. This an
nouncement win be generally received
with rsust. Judge Nash IL man Of
marked ability and sterling integrity, and
his course during the brief period In
which be has sat upon the bench has
been such - 70 gain for him the esteem
Of al. He b accredited and very right
fully, The HERAID opines- being the
widest man who has ever been mem
bR q the territorial Judiciary, and he
occasionally allowed rein 10 his iine-haired
humor while presiding over the district
courts; but the restraint in this direction
which be imposed upon himself while up
holding the dignity Of ofIice in supreme
court sessions 3 aid 10 have occasicued
him much ehaang. Judge Nash has BE-
come Of late years . wealthy man; his
fortune Of upwards Of 100000 b largely
due o The rapid rise Of property valua-
tons in Spokane Falls. Judge Blake, Of
the Falls city, is endorsed BY the bar d
that place for the coming vacancy.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-07
Ths secretary Of ths IatsIlor.

The following Is brief sketch Of the
new secretary Of the interior:
John wilcox Noble was born In Lam
caster, Ohio, October 20, 1891. He was
the eighth Of nine children. Among bis
brothers b Henry G. Noble, q prominent
lawyer Of Columbus, Ohio. He passed
his early days in Columbus and Cincin-
natl, where he enjoyed good educational
advantages. He attended Miami univer-
sity and afterwards Yale college, gradu-
ating from that institution in 1851. Upon
his graduation he studied law, first In the
Office Of his brother and In that Of Henry
stanbery, subsequently, distinguished Is
attorney general Of the United States
under President johnson. Mr.. Noble Set
tied first In st. Louis In 1855. Not meet
inGWith the success In the practice Of law
that he expected, he removed the follow
ing year 10 Keokuk, Iowa, where he b.
came prominent 1t tho bar. At the
breaking out Of the war he enlisted Is q
private In the Third Iowa cavalry. This
regiment was actively engaged from tho
beginning to the close Of the war, and
distinguished Itself In many battles. Mr..
Noble steadily rose In Il until he becams