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, 1889-09-26
NOTICE OF FINAL PROoF.
SARAH JANE WOODRUFF.
Land Office at Spokane Falls, Wash, Aug

SARAH JANE WOODRUFF.
Land Office ut Spokane Falls, Wash, August
20. 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nam ed settler has filed notice of her intcn.
tion to mako final proof in support OF her
claim, and that,soit proof " wll-L..-SssLs-ksu
fore the U. :: Land onice at Spokane Falls,
W. II, on October ., 1889, at D \. NJ, viz:
sarah Jane Woodruff, who made prc-cmp-
tlon declaratory statement No. 6763, for the
lots No. 10, l | and 10 ten. eleven and TWEEN.
tyl, sec q, tip ~ n, range 40 L. W. NJ.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cult lvation OF said land, viz; G.. A. Story, n.
u. Aaley, James NJ Kuykendsl, |. n. Titus,
all of Spokane Falls, W.T.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows
Of any subs .antial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not be allowed, will
bc given an opportunity ~ the above men
TONED time and place to cross.eSamine the
witnesses of said claimant and TO Offer evi-
dcnCc III rebuttul OF that admitted by claim
ant. J. NJ. ADAMS, Register
, 1889-09-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been made In the
payment OF the money secured by n certain
chnttcl mortgnec, according To INC tenn :
in tlc, ,bcd and set forth, bearing date the
lOth dny of septombcr' 1883, duly made
aud executed by Frank Townsend as mort
gigDr, To w. j. Shnncr rs mOrtgagcc which
said mortgage was duly recorded In the
auditors ofilcc in the county of Spokane
and toni ory OF Washington, III book'"H" OF
records Of chnttcl mortgages OF said county
and to.rltory, on page 40, on the 1th day
OF Sc ,Itcmbcr, 1883;
And, whereas, Tho amount duo on snid
mortgage ut the date of this notice Is the
sum u $50, principal, and s13.25, interest,
that the said sums amount to the sum OF
s7J.25, which said sum Is now due ON snld
Now thcmiorc, Notice is hereby rivem a' to-
said Frank Townsend and all whom 1t may
concern, that under, and by virtue OF the
statute in such case, made and provided,
mortgage, duly recorded Herewith as afOrc.
suid, said mortgage will be forecloscd by n
sale Of the personaI property herein de.
knnc, said territory, at public auction on the
10th day OF October, 1859, at the hour Of 10
O'Clock forenoon of said day, at the post
Office In the town of Medical Lake In snid
county, ard the proceeds arising from the
sale of said property will be applied TO the
satisfaction Of the said sum duo Oh said
cruiiia Interest until pNtd, together with, the
sum of Sl5 us attorney fees, rs provided in
said mottgaac with the costs OF this sale.
The following s. n full description OF the
ns continued W siid mortgage, to-wit;
A certain merry Go Around' or circular
swing. with MI and singular the attach
ments and fixtures belonging 10 the same,
snd swing being thirty feet IN diametcr;
and nlso II tent canvas or covering, used as
u covering or canopy for. the swing or
now III the town OF Medical Lake, Spokane
county, Washington territory.
BLAKE & RIpPA1H,
10 law Attorneys for Mortgage,
, 1889-09-26
SUM MONS.


Territory of Washington. County of spo-
kane, SIS.
virginia n. Nelson, Plaintiff VS.. George
Nelson, Defendant.
In tho District Court of the Territory OF
Washington, and for tho Fourth Judicial
Distric, thereof, holding terms at spokane
Falls. Spokane County, IN said Territory.
, Iothe above named defendant: You are
hereby notiiledthat Virgiuiati. Ne1son, plain
TN, has filed complaint against YOU lii Dis
trict Court OF the Fourth Judicial district,
holding terms at Spokane Falls, which will
come on to he heard sixty days after the
first publication OF this summons to wit. Six
tydaysafter the 18th day OF August, 1880, and
unless yon appear and answer the same on
or bcfolc the 14th day of October 1880. the
same VIII be taken as confessed and the
prayer Of the said complainant granted
The object and prayer OF said complainant Is
70 dissolve the bondsof matrimony existing
between plaintiff and defendant, for custody
OF the minor children and for costs, upon
the grounds OF dcscrtlon and failure to sup
port.
,''""": Witness my hand and the seal
SEAL; Of said court, this 18th day
'."..' Of August, 1850.
HARRY A. CLARKE, Clerk.
BY ID. d, CALKlNS, Deputy.
A. K. McBroom. Attorney ior Plaintiff.
, 1889-09-26

The people OF Stevens county should
see 10 the election of Jacob Stitzcl, the
on the republican ticket for
co"nty clerk, both on account of his
known ability and integrity. Mr., Slit
zers residence in Stevens county docs
not depend on his election, and his cleo
tipn would not he any experiment to tho
people of Stevens county. Vote for one
vntt Epnv
, 1889-09-26

To properly appreciate this contribu-
tion by Montana to the worlds stock of
the money metals, and especially of as
much ns slo5, 800, OO0 of gold anterior to
1872, 1t will not be amiss to recall that
the population of the territory in 1870 did
not exceed 270O souls, and in 1880 did
not number more than 5000 people.
New Mexico first appeared as pro-
ducer Of tho money metals in 1893 and
was then credited with n gold output of
$4,000 1t is believed, however, that
the estimates anterior To 1879 have ox-
aggerated the outpit fully ono-half. and
that the whole recent product of gold
ana silver of this old and ancient but
sparscly settled mineral fields, has not
exceeded the figures here given;
, 1889-09-26
GOLD AND SILVER ourpu,

The Mining and Financial Record
presents some interesting figures show
ing the contributions OF the United
States TO the worlds stock OF gold and
silver. 1t will be seen that California
is far in the lead, while the mines of
tho Pacific Northwest follow closely
with an enormous output, although the
development here is yet comparatively
In its infancy. Excluding Alaska, Col
orado and Dakota, and not including
any Of rich the producing mines Of
, 1889-09-26
SUMMONS.

Territory of Washington, County OF spo.
Kane, 81.
Mary NJ, Stanford, plaintiff, vs.. Frederick
Stanford, defendant.
In the District Court OF the Territory of
Washington. .and for the Fourth sJudicial
District thereof holding terms at Spokane
Flllls, spokane county, in said territory.
10 the above named defendant: You. are
hereby notified that Mary Nj. Stanford
plaintiff, has filed u complaint against you
IN the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District, holding terms ut spokane Falls
which VIII come on e, be heard sixty days
after the first publication OF this summons,
to-wit; sixty days after the 18th day OF
August, 1850, and Unless YOU appear and
answer the same on or before the i4th day
OF October, 1889. the same viii be taken as
confessed, and the prayer Of the said com
pl aint granted, The object and prayer of
said complaint is to dissolve tho bonds Of
IN atrimony existing between plaintiff and
defendant and to settle title To plaintiffs :
property, upon the grounds OF descrtion and
failure to support
:','''"; Witness my hand and the seal
SEAL: OF said court, this 18th day OF
:...-m: August, 1880.
HARRY A. CLARKE, Clerk.
BY ID. ID. CALK1ciS, Deputy,
A. X. McBroom, Attorney for Plaintiff.
, 1889-09-26
Business, Shorthand,
SUMMONS.
TERRITonY or WAsIrNGros

TERRITORY or WAsHISGroN,l -.
COUNTY OF SPOKANE,
+. u. Henncssy. plaintiff, VS.. J. NJ. Hayes
Woolen Company, defendant;
In the district court OF tho territory of
Washington, aud for the Fourth judicial
district thereof holding terms at Spokane
Falls, Spokane county, IN said territory.
TO the above namcd defendant: You are
hereby notiiled that T. ID. ienrossy, plain.
tiH, has filed II complaint against YOU In the
district court OF the Fourth judicial district,
holding terms MT spokane Falls, which will
come ON to he heard sixty days after the first
publication Of this summons, to wit. sixty
dayc after the 18th day of September, 1880,
and unless YOU appear and answer tho same
on or before the l2th day of November
1850, the same viii be taken rs confessed,
and the prayer of the snid complaint granted
The object and prayer OF said com plant is to
obtain Judgment against defendant for the
sum offlve thousand dollars and costs of
this suit
Witness my hand and the seal of said court,
this 7th day OF september, 1880.
HARRY A, CLARKE, Clerk.
by A. &. JOHNSTON, Deputy.
Eber c. Smith, Attorney for Plaintiff.
, 1889-09-26
TO CONTRACTORS.

yJ1ENDERS will BIZ received by tho under.
signed mp to Nov, is, 1889, on behalf OF
the k0oten0y Valley Company Qimited) OF
IDndon tEnglandD Jor
THE WIDENING OF THE KooTENAY
LAKE OUTLET,
near Nelson, b. c., by the removal Of loose
rock and bouldcrs above low-wutcr marx by
means Of travelling derricks approximately
S,75O cubic ynrls).
pians and specifications, with further par
tIculars respecting tenders, can be seen ut
the Office of tho undersigned COM
pany's engineer at Kootenay Lake,
e G, Wia III Il S H. ~ fersohM nS ,n,da diamspec,
necessarily accepted. ht
G. W. Dusk.
- gr Assoc. NJ. Inst. 9. Co.,
Care Bank of British Columbia,
2Ai3wil Victoria. u. @.
, 1889-09-26
Tnr palouse Gazetts began the thil

THE Palousc Gazett, began the thir-
teenth year of its publication with the
last issue, September 20. ltis prosperous
and the editor says, ''happy in the belief
that the entire republican ticket will be
elected on the first day of October" II
fully merits all tue success 1t has
achieved, and the REVIEW unitcs with
its many other friends 10 wishing 1t long
and continued prosperity.
, 1889-09-26
TuIs Is the year for the republicans o.

THIS Is the year Tor the republicans OF
Washington to show their strength. The
Ccntralia News states the case tcrsely
when it says: ''Thcra Is not the slight
est doubt that Washington is "a republic
can state and with n strict party vote
would foot up majority of at least
10000. Very little principle has been
shown m territorial elections hitherto
and scratching and trading have been
indulacd in Mt every election. From now
ON we figure as factor In national pol
tics, and il Is tho duty of every rcpubli-
can 10 support the whole republican
sicket at this critical time"
, 1889-09-26
NOTICE.

United States Land Ohicc, Spokane Falls,
w. T., April 3, 1880.
Complaint having been entered at this OF
nce by Charles :. Sawyer against Beverly II.
Westlall, for abandoning his homes tcnd en-
try No. 5000, dutcd October g, 1883, upon
the lots1 and IL, sec IS, tp24, y, X, IL, r..
W, ~, III Spokane county, Washington, with
view 10 the cancellation of said entry, the
said parties are hcrcby summoned to appear
at this Office on the 22d day OF November,
1889, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. J. NJ ADAMS, Register.
12tBw
, 1889-09-26

TIE democratic Tacoma News says
"Ex-Govcrnor Laughton left to-day for
an electioncering tour OF tho territory.
1t is presumed that hc will do some Of
icctive work for the republican party In
the Conconully district and Okanogan
county, to which he owes his nomina-
ton Tor lieutenant governor
, 1889-09-26

THE place selected for the state capi-
tai must receive not merely n majority
over all other places, but majority of
all the votes cast. Now that Yakima is
seen TO be SO far in the lead, all those
who desire to sec the question settled
this election have about determined to
pool their votes on that place.
, 1889-09-26

Total for the Northwest 81 ,OO0 asa .s44
Ihis brings tho record down to Decen-
ber 81 1883 Since that time there has
been large increase in the newly deyel-
oped districts of the Northwest and the
next exhibit will be still more gratifying.
The told output If gold and silver by
states and territories west of the Missis-
sippi river to December 81, 1883. is as
follows;
, 1889-09-26

THE democrats had Il satisfactory rep
resentation in the constitutional conven-
tion and would have favored the adop-
tion of the instrument framed 10y that
body if there had been reasonable
probability of the election of their ticket
The old doctrine of rule or ruin is still
in force among the democrats.
, 1889-09-26
Adiourncd to September 10, 1850.

September 10, 1850. board met mt 1 z. NJ.
prcscut, ". l., Mngers, chairman, John I.
Doogc, commissioner, and the clerk OF the
board.
ordered that the valuation on lots 3 aud
aud = 4 NV: a Sec 2, I. 20, 90 4 4 A. Ok he
X 4:3 ut sI2 800, all assessed to l.. J. Web
ster
Ordered that the valuation on the NE. !,
and the north 40 rods OF y II Sc. ! :. See. ~
T, 20, u. 43, continuing 200 dcres, DC placed
at $500.
Ordered that the valuation OH tho follow
ing numbered blocks In Dennis x Bradlcy's
addition to Spokane fulls be placed MS fol.
, 1889-09-26
WONDER what kind Of asamaritan will

WONDER what kind of aSamaritan will
como forward next time and furnish
bond for Mr.. 1nglis2 Wonder how
many prominent citizens" will rush to
the Jail and urge Mr.. Inglis to accept
bail? Wonder who will be the last one
seen with him next time he concludes to
take a trip ont of town?
, 1889-09-26
FOR THE SALMON RIVER MINES

On and after August I, 1850, the North.
western Matt and Transportation C0mpa.
ny's stages Will nuke daily trips between
coinpnny's stages ut Nilblr for Ruby CITY
and Conconnuliy ON Mondays, Wednesdays
an FRIDAYS, carrying the. United states
mail and in Northern Pacific evprcss, lcav-
Ing Davenport upon the arrival OF the
Northern fa ,ific train daily. --til't "a r
, 1889-09-26

Montana llrst appeared MS II producer
of money metals in lSG2, the product
placer gold, being about 500 900, but in.
creased to 5000, 900 in 1865, with good
yearly amount thereafter for more than
ten years, the largest amount (Si6,000,-
oOO) having been in 1863 The produc-
tion of silver appears to have begun In
1872. The contribution of both metals
may he taken about as ioliows:
, 1889-09-26
Notice-Meeting OF Stockholders.

A MEETING OF the stockholders OF the
n Edison Electric Illuminating Company
tof. Spokane Fails, Wash. Ty.J viii be held
at the otfoeof sniu corporation, In the city OF
Spokane Falls, Wash. Ty., OH Thursday, Oc-
tober 81, 1880, at the hour OF O'clock p. m,
for the purro'r Of taking into consideration
and voting upon the proposition to increase
the capital stock of said Edison Electric H.
Illuminating Company one hundred thousand
dollars. j. Il. MOORE,
w. s. NORMAN,
HORACE /. GUTTER,
J. ". CHAPMAN, trustees
T.. j. NJ. HALE, ..
j. d. SHERWOOD,
Dated Aug 20, 1850. 29hsw
, 1889-09-26

WHETHER it is right or not to i'm
prison man for debt, few regrets will
be uttered on account of George Francis
Trains incarceration. The best place
for crazy person is behind the bars.
, 1889-09-26
Another storm ON the Coast.

NRw YoRK. Sept. 25.--A heavy storm
prevails along the New Jersey coast and
the surf Is high. The wind is blowing
in shore and much damage will un-
doubtedly be done at high tide tonight,
, 1889-09-26

T osT.-one gray horse, y years old, brand
ed II b. on left thigh, saddle scar on
years old blaze faced, branded '.B" on left
shoulder. 10th horses shod, both had
leather head hnlters on. Tea dollars for ~.
turn of snmc to WALTER FRANCE, cornci
Normandy aycnue md Indinns strccI.
, 1889-09-26

A VOTE for any democratic candidate
for state senator or representative is u
vote for two frce-trade democrat for the
senate of the United States.
, 1889-09-26

THE island in the river where that sick
man staid, who needed so many hams,
Is called the Sandwich island-ham
sandwiches being, presumably, the chief
article of food.
, 1889-09-26
SUMMONS.


TERRIToRY OF WASH NGToN
COUNTY or SPOKANE, %
q, X. Merriam AMI Lewis Merriam plain
tihs. vs.. Jume3 w. Swan, defendant
III the district court of the territory OF
district thereof, holding terms at spokane
Falls, Spokane county In said territory.
To the above NAMED defcudants You are
hereby notified that G. X. Merriam and
Lewis Merriam. plaintiffs, have fled com.
Rlaint against you IN the. district court OF
the Fourth judicial district, holding terms
st Spokane Falls, which will come on TO be
hcnlh sixty days after tho first publication
OF this summons, to-wit; sixty days after
the l2th day OF September 1859, and nm
less yor appear and answer the same on or
before the lth day Of November, 1889,
the Same will be taken as confessed, aud
the prayer OF said complaint granted. The
o'biectand prayer q the said complaint is to
bring suit on foreclosure OF mortgage to re-
cover the sum Of $500. with interest at tho
rate OF 10 per Gent per annum since the "a tn
day of May, 1sSS, and for their costs OF this
suit. Complaint filed July 10, 1850.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
court this End day OF september 1882.
HARRY a. CLARKE Clerk,
BY y. s. JOHNSTON, Deputy
Willis Fl. Merriam, Atty for Plaintiff. ~ ftiw
, 1889-09-26
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY
WARRANTS,

County warrants from No JSO1 TO 1907
inclusive VIII he paid on presentation to tho !.
county treasurer, ant his Office at spokane Z
Falls. Interest on said warrants will cease
from a.Is 2. !n,s no.,cc; GO; =; Saik. :.
, 1889-09-26

a VOTE against the constitution is u
vote against the admission of Washing
ton to the Union.
, 1889-09-26

The republicans are all for the consti-
tuition first, last and all the time.
, 1889-09-26

Bar silver. o3is
Coppcr--NW0innl; Lake, October, $40 go.
Lcnd-Steady, domestic, 50 92ls.
Tin-Aloro active steady; straits, f21.
, 1889-09-26

4 voTE for the democratic ticket is a
vote for the enemies of statehood for
Washington.
, 1889-09-26
TRAIN AI.RIvALAND DEPARTURE
nEpUBLIoAN TICKET.

For Congress.
JOHN l.. WILSON.
state Officers.
For Governor
ELISHA p. FERRY.
For Lieutenuut-G Governor
CHARLES r.. LAUGHTON.
For Secretary of State
ALLEN WEIR.
For Treasurer
A. A. LINDSLEY.
For Auditor
THOMAS NJ. REED.
For Attorney General
WILLIAM q. JONES.
For Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton
r. b. BRYAN.
For Commissioner OF Lands
j. FORREST.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court
RALPH q. DUNBAR,
THEODORE l.. STILES,
JOHN r. HOIT,
THOMAS Il. ANDERS,
ELMoN SCOTT.
, 1889-09-26

r osT---A pointer dog, brown on back and
~ white legs. Check number II OF Is 2U.i.
y5, 90 reward offered for his return to g. L
BISHOP postofiice. -
, 1889-09-26

TAraiEhs, Sept. .5.-The captain of
.lio Spanish CREW recently captured by
Moors has died from the effects Of i'll
usage to which he was subjected.
, 1889-09-26

This difference from the estimate Of
the output, or rather that OF the mint
bureau, is really not so great, compara-
lively, as occurs with respect to the
amount of gold and silver reported at
the nints and assay offices as derived
from Nevada mines. tah
hc.dovclopment in Idaho and Wash
ington during the past year has been
phenomenal, and the output Of the
mines has bcen greater than ever before,
although the mineral fields of this
country have been barely skinned over.
1t is the belief of mining men that the
British Columia mines bordering ON
the United States arc tho richest on the
American continent, although their out
put cannot be classed as q part Of the
contribution the United States to the
worlds stock OF gold and silver, at least
until closer commercial relations arc es-
tablshed between tho two countries.
, 1889-09-26


Ordered that NJ. ?. Dwight be notified to
appear and show cause why the assessment
year lasO.
land assessed To j.. J. Browne bounded by
Chestnut street and Riverside and Pacific
avenues bc placed ats4O 900; that the vnlun.
tion on lot block 20 be placed ut si5OO; on
nt 5000; that the valuation on block 80,
browne's addition 70 spokane Falls, be cor.
rsstsa , ted, to read sllo9, Instead O sl1 900, a
fSrS" SSrS is error poi %t hs Sanm HratS Ss on tot
81 600. that the valuation on lots Y To 8 in.
elusive, Posts addition. be PLACED at $500
ssShi ssShG Oh; ,hs 81; sec 2 7 "a r. ~ at
ton, be stricken from the assessment roll for
right OF way of the. Northern Pacific rail
road; that the valuation OH the lots in
Brownies addition be reduced us they ap-
pear on the assessment roll 20 per cent
Ordered that tho valuation OF tho improve
men,s on lot I, block II, he placed ut 1900.
September ., 1SS0..--Board met ut o A. NJ,
Present, commissioners Mayors and Boogc
and the clerk OF the board.
Ordered Tint the valuation on the per-
PLACED at sio SO, and TINT the S valuation lS on oa
a,us i0o,acrc tract In sec 10, T. 20, X, 40 be
Ordered that Nina Jackson be assessed on
$3.50, on lot Ia OF $3.50 and on the improve
mehs on lot IA of $1,000.
Ordered that W. Il. Bccklam DO assessed OF,
u third Interest In west half OF lot !, block o.
Ordered that the valuation on lot o, block
"a nnd S,n.r be placed gt Si0So
mionts he placed at $500.
Ordered that tho valuation of the person al
property OF the n, l.. Elevator Company Us
II appears on the assessment roll be correct
cd so ~ to read siy,340 clerical crror) and
that the valuation bc placed at 81 $40.
Ordered that the valuation on tho north
100 feet Of west half 40 feet of Gust, hall
south OF north uO feet lot ] block 81
Adjourned TO 0 a. NJ, September d, 1850.
September q, 1SsO.--Bosrd mot at d A. nj.
| Present, Commissioners Mngcrs anu BOOge
and the clerk OF tho board. s
| Ordered that the valuation OH various s
tracts Of water power property belonging tu
| the Washington Water Power Company be
| placed NJ t12 ,OOo.
property assessed TO Il. L. Smith be placed at
Ordered thnt the valuation on tho w. y oi
| lot 4, block ~, nnd improvements thereon,
Brownies addition TO spokane Falls, assessed
i to Charles II, strntt0n, be placed at $1,000.
| ordered that tho valuation ON the i'm.
proyements on part 0f LOT 4, block -, Ms.
| sessod to l.. .lsavfhsky, be placed at 1900
ana tho Valuation II the land be placed at
1 S,scsS sH a. ahs az S.ldton c on o'S bloc
0niercd that the valuation on part OF lot
A block 22, nssessct to Il. II. .Jamiesou, be
placed at ftlUOO and on part OF lot 3, block
oa. assessed TO s-J' Holland, bc placed nj
, 1889-09-26


september 4, 1850. -Bour,i met ut o A, NJ.
Commissioners Mayors and Boogc and the
clerk present.
.Ordcted that the valuation on lot 10,
block 90, Cheney, assessed TO Rachel Iioggs,
be placed at 500
Ordered that tho assessment of $1,000
against the personal property OF ]. - Clark
be stricken from the roll for the reason that
said j. I. Clark hud no personal property III
spokanc county OH the first Monday OF
April, 1850,
Ordered that the valuations of the depot
buildings of the Washington u Idaho rail-.
road he reduced as follows: From 5000 to
to $1,000.
Ordered that the valuation of the improve.
mchts on lot u, block 10, ASSESSED to j. ID.
Sherwood, be placed ut 81 | 900.
Ordered that the valuation on seven lots
IN block ~ 2nd SiIltO addition to Spokane
Falls, assessed to James MonOglInn be
placed at tliOO aud that the valuation on
lots II and IL, block "a same addition, as.
.essed to, Monaghan Il King, be placed ut
$3.50 each,
Ordered that the valuation on lot /, block
20. he placed at 5000 on lot same block
at $1,000, on lot 3, same block, at $1,000, on
lot 4, same block, at $1,000, all assessed to H.
A. Van Nalkcnberg.
Ordered that the personal property as
scs,cd to the following named persons be
placed nt the valuation set opposite their re-
- al
, 1889-09-26

FAILS, SEPT. 20. 1883
, 1889-09-26

British Columbia, which arc tributary
to this country, we find the total output
of gold and silver for the Pacific North.
west MS follows;
, 1889-09-26

Spokane County,
For State Senators
ALEXANDER WATT.
EUGENE Il. HYDE,
B. Q. VAN HOUTEN,
For Representative.
J. w. FEIGuAN,
j. T.. CANDY,
5. G.. GRuBB,
II. u. DEAN.
j. s. BROWN,
A, X. CLARK,
For Superior Judge
II. B. BLAKE.
For County Clerk
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
, 1889-09-26

Ofall the l,nreGned gold and silver of
domestic production that has reached
the United states mintsand assay offices
and there registered rs having been the
output of mines or placers of the terri
ritory of New Mexico, the amount has
been but us follows.
,id"'''"'"'''''''''''' '''''.'.''.'.'".sJ4o lOoO
Silver .."..".""..,."...,........ G,010. .9sf
Totil'."..".''. ...,.,","..,.."..So,49 ,49s,ol4
, 1889-09-26
MrTAL QUOTATIONS.

I. DOWEN. lNtV.
j. II. FIEDlAsDgR, Asst. Sec.
, 1889-09-26
Spokane County,

Joint senator.
ii. Il. HOUGHTON.