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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11


A despatch from Vernon, Lamar
County, Alabama, says the cafe of the
County Treasurer was blown open by
burglars on "wednesday night, and the
contents carried of. alt has not been
ascsrtained how much money was taken,
but, as Lamar is poor county, it con.d
not have been mnch."
The Bellair Goblet Works, at Findlay,
Ohio, were burned on Thursday. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, eos, 900. About 800
barrels OF goblets already packed were
burned, and 800 men were thrown out Of
employment The works were the largest
OF the kind In the world. They will be
rebuilt.
The United States steamer Yant'c has
been ordered to put 10 sea from New
York with supply OF to- pedoes, for the
purpose of searching for and des troyir z
dereiicts aud distractions TO navigation
oil the Atlantic Coast in the track OF
ocean steamers and coasting vessels.
The business part of the village of
Rausville, In Vermont, was destroyed by
fire yesterday afternoon, only the bank
and hotel escaping. The loss is estimated
at from $4,000 to $50, 900; insurance,
$4,000.
A two-story wooden building In Boston
fell yesterday, killing Mrs. Mary Shea
and iujurlng John Williams, aged 10
years. The building was being torn
down.
A boiler in the basement of the build
ing occupied by the Spooner Paper Box
Manufacturing Company, in New York
exploded yesterday killing Daniel Thinka
The steamer City of Springneld, which
ran on the reefs west OF Execution Rock,
has been pulled OIL and grounded on the
Jersey Flats. She is considerably dam
aged.
The gunboat Petrol started from Bal
tinore yesterday on preliminary private
trial trip.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11

The manner in which Council treat.
ed the petition, asking that Mayor
Harrington be authorized to appoint
two detectives for duty in this city, is
the subject of considerable comment
among some OF our leading citizens.
The general opinion seems to be that
the petition, coming as it did from
some of the heaviest taxpayers and
most influential citizens, should at
least have been treated with proper
respect, and referred to committee,
and then If Council chose to defeat II
the members would at least have been
entitled to the credit of having given it
q fair consideration. THERE'S, no rea.
son why 1t should be defeated, but on
the contrary there Is every reason why
an ordinance should be passed 10 this
effect. The income from the City
Court is more than sufficient to pay fol
these officers, and there is no doubt il
the proper men were selected, they
would bring in more than enough
money to pay their salaries. No max
who is not violator of the law neet
have any fear of detectives and thos,
who opposed their appointment Ger
tainly have some object in view in g
doing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11

The American Corset
world is richer by O ur dis
covery of the leila.
Second floor, first gallery, jun per street
side.
If you fall, d to rea d what
we stated yesterday about
Dim r Sets reduced, you
should come to tho store
to-day. Cannot af ord to
print it again goods
too cheap. The S anne Is
true of the Ivory Ar t Pot
terry.
Second floor, second gallery.
The Clothing of the pc.
Rod Is here-right at all
points and right for either
Boys or Men.
Market street front, east of nj ain aisle.
You can buy a B on 1uet
Table at $3.50, finis shed in
either mahogany, Oh rry, or
antique oak. Real b rgains
in the pick of time for use.
Basement, north of centre.
A chilly subject, b ut you
need not pull on you r over.
coat or attack your qulnine
pills. All about how you
may care for ice and save it.
They say the Purit an Re-
frigerator does its VIC rk with
less Ice than any other kind
and does il better.
That covers the whole
case. Economy and perfect
work. The Puritan is right
In theory, ii is just a S ,igM
in braetiee. There's the test
Madame and cook agree
with what scientific people
say about the Puritan.
Amy Refrigerator needs
care. But the SCUM der the
theory upon which the Re-
frlgerator is got up Il e easier
will 1t be to keep 1t in order.
The fist step to ward a
proper Refrigerator S easy
lumpof ice and a box. Then
the trouble begins There
must be good drai mage or
the wet will work mischief;
there must be circulation Of
air or moisture al i'd food
smells will gather. The box
itself must have q on-con-
Quoting walls and be free
from odor as glass. Every
conner nauot DO easily grI-at
able to clean. Keep al
these points in mil I'd wher
you are weighing Refrigera.
tor worth. They've vital
Here and there a Retriger
ator hits the mark in one re
spect or another, pr for
special use. Tile Pxrztai
hasn't a weak Sb0l that ~,
kno7O OF. 1t make the al
cold, pure, dry. The spac
between the inner lining {
zinc and the frame OF tulip @
i, poplar is filled witt charcoal
= You hear OF 80 awdust"
some Refrigsrators an
J J "dead air spaces in other
> Think of it! Why, diseas
,, germs love TO lur k in SAW
= dust if it's a bit damp! Ar
y the idea OF a "dea ID air" er
} velope to the box that holt
g. 9 the dainty 'hings you ct
, You want pure, ice-co
- lie air In and ar ound yo
= Refrigerator, and that's VIII
the oritan gives you.
- Uprights and Ice Chest
"a Basement, northwest of centre.
N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11

Again to the Front
With a large stock oil
the best improved door
Frames and Window
Screens with all apper-
tainments. Call and
see them The prices
are slow as the lowest.
We announce a great
reduction in d ri e d
Fruits. For instance 4
lbs Of French Prunes
25c; Apricots 12c.;
Prunellas SC; Pared
Peaches 12c; Nectar.
ines 15c.; and so on
just think, New Selec-
ted Layer Figs, Zoe
per Ib.i 3 lbs for 2sc.
Stop eating candy and
eat Figs. Roller Patent
Flour Sc 200 per barrel,
40c. per sack, as good
as you can buy any
where for So rs per
barrel.
We forgot to mention
the lot OF Raisins that
we are closing out at
4 lbs for 25c.; they are
just splendid. Our Coo
Tea is good and all we
ask you to do Is to try
it. Coffee IS. %. 80
and 32e. per h., roasted
twice each week. Goods
delivered promptly.
LYNCH & LEARY,
The Leading Grocers, N,
w. Cor. 4,h and Madison.
mo act
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11

II has been many years since this
city has been free from policy shops
and gambling dens as 1t is at present.
The first blow was struck over year
ago, when detectives were brought
here by contemporary, and num-
Der of these violators of the law ar
rested and brought to justice. After
Mayor Harrington WAS elected some
of the propriotors and hackers Of these
places seemed to think that they would
be permitted to carry on their meta
rious business without being interieTed
with, but they soon found out theiI
mistake, and after some OF them had
been arrested and fined the others qui
the business. We do not believe there
10 a place in this city at present wher,
policy rows are sold, although there
may be some where gambling is car
ried ON in a small way. Those VIII,
do it, however, are taking great risks
as the police are Liable to pounce OF
them at any minute. Mayor Harring
ton and his police arc certainly en-
titled to considerable credit for tin
present condition of affairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11
Wilmington y Northern II, II.

Time table in enect Dec. 9TH. 1873. Trains
leave Wilmington (Erench RtIeeD a. folio NJ;
Fer Reading, BirdsboIo, JoGnus, SPRING
fed, WaYnesOorg Junction, asnor ,fsttsVilie,
lamaqun, Allentown, Lebanon, WeFnefs,
Vile aud all points on the Philadelphia ana
heading 4. a., 100 a. IA. and 2. 20 y. m.
FOR Springfield, Naynssbura Junction.
Sgostuesvils hmerseyl,e, Lsnape,, ChAdai
T. Goa. M, 2, W ana loop. m.
For CoaIesville and Intern diAte points n
2. 90 a. M, 2. 20 and o. 90 D. m.
For West Oh lester 100 q. M, a'4O and o,N
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
For EeI Bridge aud intermediate points
0.ll p. IN. and on Saturday only At 5.2 and
| lisp, m.
On sunday for Reading and intern ediats
| points, a. 6,03 a, M, and Tor Springfield and
| intermediate points at 100 D. m.
A, q, McCAusJIARD. BOwNEss BRIG an,
| Superintendent. Gen Pass, Az't.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May 10. 1889.
Perhaps 1t is because the
English cotton striped Dress
Stuffs now so popular have
a seaside touch that they
are called "Galates Stripes
the wearer OF a dress from
them being for the time a
Nereld. Be that as it may,
the first invoice, received
two months ago, went a
swimming. Here is another
lot at your service, brought
by electri city and steam, 81
inches, 25 cents.
There'll be another rush
Tor them.
, Northwest of centre.
Sateens.
From Mulhouse, which
you know is the hub of the
| Sateen Universe, printed by
! Koechlins, the art printer:
Q Of textiles, the best grade
! at IS cents a yard. M
n time to explain why the,
I
d tumble from double. The,
Q are here, that's the price
;, y and that's enough, save onl.
4, that the designs are nea
!, and small, In popular col
y ors.
al But this has nothing t
do with the regular lines c
5s Sateens, which range iron
i. l2l to 80 cents.
i, Northeast Of centre.
n Free wool in the IS cer
sr Chsllis. You pay only fc
ne spinning and weaving
ia ia printing and finishing, an
a nothing for the wool. VII
ciI should you, when they 81
sd at halt the starting priC
ut and one-thlrd off the raj
ere Of three days ago?
ere ere The call for them bega
.no as the doors opened yet
KS o5 terday and continued a
ng, lively all day. 100 style
fn 28I inches wide, all-woc
% cents.
Southeast of centre.
the Corsets.
This Within twelve days III
u Me came from France to o
op. counters all ready for sa
e eyy The frsg lot Of a new Sly
ns AZ. of Corset which we will c
pros r5s the Teli9, but why we C
IDS. 1t so nobody can tell j
I for yet. The price, for intr
orth duction, Is SI.25, but 1t
's'' worth more, far more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11
PREPARED ADHESIVE
EWASH II,
For Whitening or Coloring Walls,
Ceilings, Barns, Fences, Houses, etc.

MIXED in minutes ready for use.
ASYBoDE can apply it.
Pure materials only are used In this
preparation. 1t is in paste form sim
ply needing to be tbinned with water to
prepare Tor use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE CoMPosIrIoN.
Pure White and cOlors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
a smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB OR SCALE FROM THE
WALL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11

We now have our stock n
Baby Coaches ready for YOU
We have made our arran.e-
ments with the manufacture
and now have his product, d,
our floor. Never before h3y,
we been enabled to give yoq
such handsome carriages for tic
money. Many Of them arc ,
and 6 dollars cheaper than las,
year. The cut is only in the
price and is not taken out in the
make up of the goods. Every
pattern shown is exclusively
our own and cannot be bought
n other stores. This is a Good
thing to remembcrwhen buying
a coach. BY the result Of
shrcwd dealing with the manu-
facturer, we can sell you a high
rattan body carriage, uphol~ter-
ed in wool, sateen or silk plush
with lace edge, satin parasol,
on patent adjustable rod, FOR Sl2.
This is by far the handsomc,t
carriage for the money ever o.-
fered. Former price, Sl6.5o.
We have many Others ang-
ing in price from SO to s3S. We
think we can suit you here in
any kind Of a Baby Carriage,
We are offering now a choice
line Of straw mattings. We have
good mating in plain white or
fancy check for I5c per yard.
An extra quality, jointless, for
SOC, on upwards to $50. We
make a reduction if you take a
roll Of 40 yards. It's not too
early to take a look at the Re-
frigerators; already they are on
the go. Think of what they.
save. Can you afford to do
without one1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-11

It is said that the tax duplicates are
now ready and will be placed in the
collectors hands next week, and if this
is correct and the collectors act as we
believe they will there will be hun
dreds of our citizens afforded the op-
portunity Of voting, something they
have not enjoyed Tor years. Every
Republican should attend to the mat
ter as soon as possible, and pay his
own tax. Ii this is done and the pro-
per effort made in the different wards,
the Republicans can elect six members
of Council, with fighting chance tor
two more. This certainly is worth
working for, and it is hoped that every
Republican will do his duty.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01

Seattle, VI T. sept 18th. 1899
Notice Is hereby given thai in compliance with
the provisions OF the act OF Con greSS OF June g
1874 entitled, An act f9- the sale of timber lands
in the States OF California Oregon. Naval5a. arl7
washington Territory" VII CUDDY OF Ia
coma County OF Pierce, Territory OF washing
ion has this oaE flied II this Office his sworn
Statement No 1881 Tor the purchase of the H.,
sezs sW5 sel4 AID selz, sNl { section 81 in TT
p N range No s west and viii Offer proof 10
show thai the land sought Is more valuable Tor
It's timber or stone than for agricultural r7lrss-
e and 10 esIa llsh his claim 10 said land before
the Register and Receiver OF this Office al SEATTLE
" T., on wednesday the l1fh day Of December
1882
He names as Witnesses: Chas- a Ch5lson. z.
P t9riswold. sherman Clark and D. n. wright
Tacoma W T
Any and all persons claiming adrerseIE the
above described lands are hereby requested 10 lie
their Claims IN this office on or before said II ag
OF Dec 1872 REED JR.. Regis1er. 50
Date OF first Pub. SeEt-220- 50 -
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.orIilIt+ " 81 ,. IohS-t
Notice is heTebv given that in compliance with
the provision CT the Act OF Congress OF Jnne =
lS7s- entitled. An act for the sale of timber
LANDS in the states OF California Oregon, Nevada
and washington TeTTitOTy,' JSO NCLAUGElIS.
of Tacoma County OF Pierce. Territory OF wash
ingtOI, bas This Gay filed in this Office his sworn
Statement No $50, for the purchase of the WI,
ST !; and NE14 =, Sc 1; and Lot 3, OF Section No
u, ia I'd -, Range Number west, and viii Of
Ter proof 10 show that The land sought is more
T0luabla + is tlIc ar or stone than ior agrieul+
Gral purposes and 10 establish ms claim 10 said
land before the Register and Receiver OF this Of
fee ii Seaftle- " 7, on tuesday the 18Th day of
NOEenber- 1si2
He names As Witnesses W c. Young, Fred
Rheims and Leo c Pa1ena1de- OF Taeoma- and
Eug enc T0EeT. Ct EEhatc0m. whatcou Co. VT
ANY and ali persons Claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
Claims IN this Office On or before said 18th day o;
N0TeIrber, 1889.
7 M REED. il, Register.
Date first Pub Sept lG-2S
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Seattle, = I. Oct 241h- 1882 (
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance VIII,
ne IrcEisI0hs OF the Ac1 OF Congress CT Jana 3
ISIS entitled An Act foi the ISLE of Timber
Lands u the California Oregon. Newada and
Washington Territory CgETS d SREE.7la,r of
Fir Col1lg Of ekagit Territory cf Washing
ten has this CAV fled in this Office his sa-,-n
statement No. 5J64- f7- the purchase OF the SCI
net4- mel 81 OF see 3; and SAL nEl i. nEl :
sEsl4 sec s. IA Up , \ R2age4 west ana win
0IIer proof 10 si9oE that the land sGl1y1 is more
valuable 9or jfs Timber stone Than for agriel-
tuIa purposes AM 10 establish his claim 10 said
la II before the Register and Receiver of this
Office at Seattle, Nash Teri On FRIDAY ne
oath day OF Jan IS40
He names "a Witnesses James MeReavv. Vim
eenf Finch Chas- Ieto aud William Smith al
Of Union City Mason Co. W T
ANY and ali persons claiming aaAerselx the
above described lrnds are requested 70 5le +91e;r
elal5as IN IA1r Office on or bafore said 2sh tay OF
Jan l,E9a 7 IL REED j. Register
Da1eO first Pub Nov l-a5-2
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01

STILL MATING A few years ago the
Chinese Lett this city AMI county fs'E other
scene They al once made out an lnyrn-
tory of their losses and the Natl al gov
ernmenl al ONCE paid them How diff
erently iiae pioneers have been treated
They came TO This wilderness. cleared the
Land, bull hons AMI prepared taae Way
ior oar great prssp r:ig- They were In
danger of their lives, and many man.
woman and child became martyrs Ia iie
civilization We TOW enJoy- Many isss
their homes, barns, crops AMI cattle o.
tie savases. ant it Is NOT tn the credit OF
The. gasxernsneut thai mary Of tine just and
reasonable claims growing out "a these
facts are sill u3pasI- TIE paon-ers are
gs0win~ old and one b. one Ehey are
passing a4as IL ssse unseen world, whence
a.. traveller TraGrns afaer having walled
weaiiay for ise payment al their Claims
Those VIVA have Gssl set passed azay- sal
wait and he years T II Hndo drea Is VITA
ga. SalaSf =rflDaa aas aarEn- We arr abou
entering isl-ss statehood, and il Is To d
h.ssscsi shzi The stale u I'll nos long fsroo
] In ms s.osssisisusa nj atIair~. IEe fwe zen a
1 tors and flse representative Will ask a M
demand thai the Isdiaa depreciation claim :
be paid al nnce, With an apology 10 tAe
oil iimer--Gavbe
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
United States Land Office Z

NoaffJe " i ceIl- -1iil- IoAs
Notice l. hereby given fhatIn compliance with
the provisions of the Act OF Congress OF June :
ISIS. entitled. IAN act Tor the sale OF timber
lands in the States OF California, Oregon NeTa-
ca and washington Territory ENIL LAs>ES
of Tacoma County Of Pierce Territory OF wash
5Tsqrl has this daE fled in this Office his ON
Statement No. 1896. for the purchase OF the
So.sfh west quarter OF Section s0- 3, IN Up.
- n. range west and viii offer proof 10 sil0ss
III al the land sought Is no1e Valuable
for its timber or stone man loi
agricultural purposes and 10 establish his Claim
10 said land before the Register AID Receiver on
this Office al Soa11le " L, On Saturday the Isl
GaT of December 1852
He names as Witnesses John Dewitt Nlli-
ION W T Jas Demolito- John Nicholson and
RasFn1ls Made of Tacoma W T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
afoz-e described lands are requested 10 nle 1heli
claims in this Office on or before said u day OF
geecer7F,er 1859 T. NJ REED gR, Register
Tste OF first Pub. Oe1--4-4l-5a
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-11-01
Washington Prosperous

There Is uo1 a single city. town, or vii
lage IL the Stale Of Washington thai can
not be ci2ssed as prosperous, nor Is there
one that Is not increasing al a rapid rate
IL size. population and wealth This Is
remarkable statement 10 make, but
never lhe less ii i strictly true, and 10
oiLer stale in the union can tell the SAME
tale. Take even the bes1 OF The United
States YOU will find some place or places
a sian4still, where prosperity seems II
have taken lis leave and where nQm Oers
OF ihe inha biianis are Casing their eyes
about Ia fnd some more promising spoil
for exercise Of their energies and illt IL
Ees.ment OF their means
Il may be thai iuflation in values OF
real estate. Overtrading, or The collapse
OF rs OQrces. thought al one lime TO De Oh
q perm anent character is or has been the
cause of this, but whatever The reason he
1aci remains thai ianoug hOut The lenglh
and breadth Of the land there are spots
where trade and Industry are al low e0o
and where i4e Inhabitants are al nope
less lurn OF mind. Their prospects appaf-
entity blighf-d and with bal one wish up
permoSl in their thou ghl-t0 move 10
some more favored place Fortunately
such cases are not numerous throughout
the United States, vet they exist more or
less in almost every stale with the ezcep-
lion Of II Washington In this state, OF
course, all places are moi equally progress
i've, but noi une can be named, no matter
how small it may be al present thai Is
not in Z thri7ing and prosperous condition
More than this, the tide OF prosperity
is only beginning to flow, and the ever
increasing discovery Of neT resources Is
= guarantee that for many year our
beautiful state, so richly endowed by prov
idence. Is bound 10 continue in the path
OF prosperity through Development bro't
about By The rapidly Increasing popnla-
lion and the influx Of the millions Of cap
iiai flowing in at the present time
/ Washington Magazine.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

C.A--llt- W. l., J-It -oIl- INSg-
Notice y hereby given that in compliance with
the prov ls5ols Of 1hS act OF congress OF June 3,
1873 entitled --An ae1 Tor the sale OF timber land
IL the = sites CT California, Oregon. Nevada and
&2shin2 ton Territory W A R0sENBERGEE, OF
Tacoma County Of Pierce, Territory OF Wash
lnCts3D. 53is day fled in this ONCE his sworn
s1ateInen 40. 35l7- for the purchase of the VIZ
s@ = Section l. and W. NElz. OF sectiO. No.
l& township E0. , north range No 4 west,
and I'll -'tle- proof 10 show that the land sought
is more valuable Ter its timber or stone than for
lI3ral par poses and TO establish his claim
- SAID land before the Register and Receiver OF
this Office Al Seattle, on Thursday, the 24ih day of
t5ct0tet. lSS9-
He names as Witnesses David n Sanford and
James u Sanford, OF Sk0koIaish- Mason CoHnfr
Ihcs II james and Lyman q LOOMS, OF Pierce
County v T
ANY and al persons claiming adversely the
aboEe-stscIl bed lands are requested TO file thei,
Claims IN this Office or before said 9th day OF
October, ~. T NJ REED il Register
Date OF first Pub, Aug 23-35-s4
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United States Land Nneal

Seattle " T-StIt-@ I6tl- 1852.
Netioe $ hereby given that in Compliance
with the TarOTlsis- Of ihe Act Of Congress- Of
june g, 1S-s- entitled, An act Igr The sale o.
Timber Laua * in The states OF California Ore
gGa- NeKG5a and Washington Territory E2T-
ret II Rose A6miIllgtTa1rix 0fr1he es.ate Of Al
9,eTt Rose deceased OF SkokoInish Co. OF Mason
Teri OF washington, has this daE lied IN this
Office bis szgG-D statement No. BIS iGr the Eur
chase OF the Lots s 4 ) Z Sd Z; SHl4- OF section
II INFO Enship 25 y range wes1. ss2nd viii offer
proof to show thai the land Sought Is more vain
able Tor its timber or stone than f0r a-icul1l--
al PURPOSES and 10 establish his claim 10 said
laa71befo7e the Register ard Receiver :Gf this
office III Seattle Vast, Oh SatI6a the Both 6ay
OF November, 1859
ER'naEnes as Witnesses J D Dow, Vincent
Finch T Muller and william Smith OF Sko-
komish Mason Co N T
Amy and ali persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 hle their
claims il this Office on or before said 30th day OF
NovemberlSS9. I NJ REED JR-, Register
Date OF first Pub. Oct ALSO.
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ceaTtlIF, v T. oel1It1lERr = IsSo-A
Notice is hereby given that IN compliance with
the PROVISIONS OF ihe aei OF congress OF june Is
the States OF California, Oregon, NeVa.za, and
washington Tetl4t9ry-" c ! GLEASON of So
a.lle Co o. King Teri OF wash has ibis dax
Iel in mis- O4iee his worn SIaTement No @7e5 for
the purchase Of The Lots and and 50 Nwl
OF section No 1 in township y N T. 5W- and
VIII offer proof 10 show that the laad IS more val
uahle foT lis tuDer or stone than for agricultural
PURPOSES. and 10 establish his claim 10 said land
before the Register and Receiver OF this Office af
Seattle. on Tuesday the 5rd daF OF Dec 1S89.
H. names q witnesses: Henry IaEfbarn aad
Jesse Kirkland OF Shelton W r aa1 John 81
Pairra 2 ad Henry a. schroeder OF seattle V. I
ANY aad al persons claiming adversely shove
described lands are requested 10 file their tizas
this Office On or before said 5rd, day CT Dec. 1852
50 7 NJ REED JR- Register
Date Of first Pub Sept 1888 IS