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, 1889-02-14
SUMMONS.
'ERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, :.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGToN,l
County of Spok ne s@
Carrie French, Plaintiff, w. Herbert q. From, n
Defendant.
In the District Court OF the Territory O. " ash
tngtop, ana for the Fourth judicial Dist,tct
thereof, holding terms At spokane Fails
spok- ne County, In sa,d Terrific fy.
To the above named defendant;
You are hereby notified that Cavrie French
plain In, has hlod cOmpla laint az a nst you n,
the District Ourt OF The Fourth Judicial Ms
trict, holding tel ms at Spokane Falls, which
" III come on 10 be heard sixty days after the
firHt publication OF this sum m ons, to viii.
81 xty DAYS af' or the 8ist day Of January, 1850.
aud unless you appear and answer the sans
on or before the 10th day Of April, 1859. Jhe
same wilt be taken as confess ed, aud the
pray er OF the said complaint granted. The
object and p aver Of said complaint 10 TO oh
tain the Judgment anr decres OF said Conrt
dissOlvirg the bonds Of matr,mony exisiins
b tween the plaintiff, Carrie French. and thc
the custody Of Julia Belle French, minor child
of said plaintiff and defendant, to the plaintff.
upon tha erouu ds Of abandonment Of the
plaintiff by the defendant for more than one
Year, aud tho failure of the defendant to make
suitable provisions for tue support OF his
family.
" itiiess my hand and the zeal OF said Court.
this 24tn day of January, 1859
tSenl) J KENNEDY STOUT, Clerk,
BY ID. A. CLEMENT, Deputy.
HYDE 4 JONES, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
S1jlOt
, 1889-02-14
SHERlFF's SALE.

Territory OF ston, county of Spokane
In the District Court Of Washington TERRITORY.
holding terms at spokane Fails. In and for
Spokane county, said territory;
The Northwestern " Pacihc Mortgage Co, n
Herman g, B.ssett, Jennie J. Bassett Bertha
X, Nassett and Wiibrr n. Bassett as adm mis-
traitor OF the estate Of Adeline J. Basset de-
ceased, defendants Decree OF foreclosure
BY virtue OF IA cree and ord OF sale, made
and entered In the above entitled cause and
copy OF which has been issued and cerii ined
to me BY the clerk OF the said court, under the
seal thereof, bearing date the seventh day OF
January A. ID. 1882 for the sum of 81, 24O 40 gold
COL u, with interest ut the rate OF ~ per cent.
per annum frou, the 10th day Detem Der A.
a.. 1888 and the further hum OF 81. 30 costs aad
also the increased costs tbei con, Jam, Glis-
pin sheriff Of Spokane county, Wsshtngto
territory, will ON the nth day OF FEBRUARY A.
D. 1889, 1T the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. N. Of said
day, at the front d or Of the court house in
the city Of Spokane Falls, Spokane county,
Washington territory, sell at public auction
Described real estate, situated, lying and being
described as follows. to wit -h The son,n haif
three 1881 in township numb Der twenty -four
(24l north OF range forty (fl) e. W. m, cop-
tanning four huudr.d ana eighty acres, situ-
Washington territory, together with all and
singular the tepements, heredltame Gand ep-
puitenances thereunto belonging or In any ywise
I! tS prpety q Is.st Bs.:s :sta
Jennie bassett, Bertha X. Bas-e,t and vii.
Adeine BAss ssett deceased defend ndants
Da ed at spokane Fails. Washington terri
tory this eighth day of 'annsyy 4, p; 1889 s
jsnIow5 Sheriff oi spoi ane county. W II.
BkSKLEY TAYLOR, attorneys for plaintiff
, 1889-02-14
SUM MONS.

Territory of Washington. County Of spo-
James Nc broom, plaintiff, va. Charles +. TUT.
lie, Charles +. itiras. Walter G sivyer and
Howard Z. Mallon, defend.nts
ington, md for the Fourth judici.l di,trlct
shlreof, hoIdips .erms nt 5poEsno rnils.
WoW " oil "A" HRE sEaERY NoTitlED THAT
i iaIes McB oom, ,pialntif. las Ole /.
the Fourth jndic al district, holding terms at
spokane Fails, winch will c'me on to be-
this summons, to wit: sixty nays after the
Goth day of Dec mber. 1888, ,auh uniess you APP
dag sse 5 win be
comp: :aiot granted. The object ana prayer
Fir,t tobiain ihe Judgment and decree
of said court to cancel. set aside ana, eclare
have been made by the plaintiff j ines Nc
Brown, 70 the defendant Cha'lsF. Tu'tle,
bearing date the m y , Of April isss pnrpo,s-
Der Der tire tSS four d, and ne %. n bio.k K
iioa to the town, now cIty,'f spokane Falls,
in the county of sp X me and teuitory ii
Wa,ainstp1 d,a an ed for d T,s1rG Ia tn "ss
on the 18th day Of May 1881, AMI recorded IN
lhe office Of the aid county auditor In book
"W" OF deeds Of sad Spokane county, on page
365 and to compel the sad defendant Charles
T. Tuttle to deli,er ana surrender the said
ueeQ tne kulu cOurC 1T
upon the gruunn tnat tn. me is forg and
not The ACT Of the plaintiff
r. cond. To. obt In tue Judgment md de-
cree ofthe said court to nee set aside and
dec ar VOID n certain written contract pur-
porti ng to be made by said defend mt, harles =
Tutfie, with the defendant. Charles r, Lu-
cas-. da'ed the I4th day of May, 1883, and re-
rded In book IS of DEEDS OF said SPOKANE
county. o page BIO, purporting 10 be a con-
tract ( r he convryance OF the said real prop.
erty by this ssii Charles y, Tuttle to the said
Charles y. Lucas, and to compel he defen-
danIs, Charles T.. lucas, Wait &c. SivyeI and
Howard r. Mallo't sure Ter toe same into
court for cancellati on.
Third. Th tine plaintiff, James Nc Broom
be adJudg d and d-creed To be the owner IN
fee simple of the aid LAM and premises aud
that he recover the zane fr ,n the Va de-
PENDANTS with HIS cost aud FIR general relief
Witness my hand and the ~ al Of said court
this ~ oay Of December, 1855 J. Kennedy
Stout clerk by ID A Gle" ent. deputy.
sc Hyde. attorney for plaintiff
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decess, d.
NOTICE.

In the probate court Of spokane county wash
ington territory.
In the matter of the estate OF J. b. Hayes.
Order to show cause why estate should not
b. distributed
On reading and filing the petition OF u. c.
Van HouteD, tn executor OF the said dec assd
praying for AN order of th- court distributing
the said estate to the par. les entitled thereto.
T. IL ordere.l that all per sons inere,td d In the
estate of said deceased. be and appear befoi o
the proba e court OF said county aud territ' ry,
at the court room nf said court ~ the city Of
Sp.kane Falls, in said county and territory on
tile 18th day OF Februa y. 1889, at 10 O'clock A e.
NJ, then and there To show cause why the
rsye. of said petitioner should not b- grant
ei and AN order made by this court in accord
ance the ewith.
ut is further ordered hat a copy Of this order
be published for three succe sive weeks befo, Q
said day OF appearance in the Spokane Falls
Review, newspaper pi in ed and ynbli-hed III
said county and tecril ana that rher
notice tn efeof be given by causing notice to be
posted up in at least three OF the most public
p aces In said county at | ast twenty days be-
foie he time appointed for said hearing.
Done in open court this 23d day Of Jauuary,
A. ID. 1889 MILLARD HARRISON,
jan3l 4w Probate Judge.
, 1889-02-14
FARMINoTON FACTS.

A Large Acreage OF Small 0rain-Raii-
road Hospital General and Social
Events.
FARMrNaToN. w. T., Feb. II, Cores
pondence. We have been having in this
vicinity for the week past. very
fo9Ry weather, something we are but lit
tie accustomed to in this part of the terri
tory. Farmers are expecting to be turning
the soil over before the month ia out.
grain sown in this county this year than
ever before, and since the country is each
year becoming narrowed in limits for
grazing purposes, on account of being
fenced for cultivation, cayuse horses and
the common stock of cattle are being re-
placed by fine blooded stock. IL don't cost
any more to keep good fine blooded ami.
NAL than poor one, and they are worth
three times as much.
Railroad laborers are being sent from
here to the front on the reservation, and
dirt will soon be flying on the w. & I. in
good shape.
DR.. Littlefield, in charge Of the medical
department of this division, is stopping
here for few days. He will have head.
quarters hospital for the sick on the line
Of the road in the reservation.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany 10 boring another we'll here for
better supply of water. For the last
twenty feet they have been drilling
through hard rock. They have their ice
house 6llsd with q very clean and pure
article Of bee.
A good many strangers are on our
streets every day. looking at our town and
country, some with view to business
location, others for land.
As soon as sprinR opens so that lumber
may be had good many new improve
ments will be commenced. Since early
last fall 1t has been almost impossible TO
procure lumber for any purpose.
Marrying and giving in marriage is
now the order of the day. We are just
informed that q couple left on the train
yesterday for the county seat in order that
they might become one. There are ru-
niors that several other marriages will
take place soon, and among them, some
say. will be our genial postmaster.
General 7. Fannett has been confined TO
his home for several days, but is now i'm
proving.
, 1889-02-14
NOTICE.

In the probate court Of Spokane county wash
inston territory. 49,,
In ths matter OF the estate OF Andrew p. CLARK,
deceased, oder To show cau,e Why estate
should not be dist ributed.
on reading and filing the petition OF ISAAC
Gardner, aominlstrator OF the estate OF saia
dec, ased, pray ing for an order OF this court
distributing the estate Of sa,d deceased 70 the ne
persons Interested In the estate Of said de.
ctascd be and appear fefore the probate court
OF said court in the Q " of spokane alls, IN
Mach, A. b. 1850, NJ 10 O'Clock A. M, tn en- and
there to show cause why The prayer Of SAID Pc Pc,
made by this court In accordance Herewith;
II fB further ordered that copy OF this order
be published for three successive weeks before
said day OF appearance in the Spokane Falls
weekly Review, o newspaper printed ana
published In said county and ter itory, and
That further notice thereof be given by causi 8
notice to be posted up In NJ least three Of the
most public places In sad county at leas,
twenty days before the time appointed FOR said
Done IN open court this 2sd day o. ~ GJa%ngary %
A ID. 1889. MlLLAkD HARTrON,
jauS3i 4w Piobaie Judge.
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STATE NJ ENT.

Landoflice at Spokane Falls. W. T., Jan. =,
1889
NOTICE is HERFBY GIVEN THAT IN
Congress Of June 3, 1878, entitled IAN act for
the sale OF timber lands In the state OF Call
ritory" Joseph Fuchs Of the county OF Spo.
kane, territory OF Washington. has this day
filed In this once his sworn statement No. ~,
section No. 20. In township &c N, range No. 45
K W, N, and will offer Proof to show that the
stone than Tor agricultural purposes and TO
es'sblish nj. claimit,tsait luDd befo the reg
IA is' W. r on the 18th day OF April. Isss' st
A. NJ
He names as witnesses: Isidor Match, Henry
Kaisu. Wentsel koreis, Leopold Fimprich, all
OF Spokane bridge, W. 7.
Any and ol' porsDns claiming ad 'erasIy the
above de, cribed lands rrq ested to file the ir
day OF April, 1859. at . A. NJ
] M ADAMS, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

ELIZABETH A. BELKNAP.
Land ONCE at Spokane Fails, W. T., Deem
ber "a, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named setter has filed notice OF her intention
TO made hoai rroof In support OF her claim,
>. land otii 20 st Spokane Falls, W.T., on Febru-
ary 70, lssy, at r. NJ. viz: Elizabeth A. Belknap
ma, neI+ and swA hei4, sec. "a, tp 25n, r % Nv.
m,
She names the follow lng witne ,ses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said laud, via:
y. q Morgan, n. h, Anderson, NJ s. Ar der
sou, NJ NJ Morgan all Of spokane Falls, (post-
ofhce( spokane county. v ash. Ter
ian3w6 j. NJ. ADAMS. Register.
, 1889-02-14
THE LOCAL MARKETS.

A Comparatively Dat week and Little
Change I'm Prices.
The past week hen been very quiet
one In the local markets and there are very
few changes 10 DO noted in the ruling
prices OF the country produce and stand.
ard groceries. There is no grain to speak
Of being marketed by farmers. except the
little brought in 10 the mills for exchange.
Considerable grain hay was brought TO
town and sold principally to liverymen.
The dealers report trade as very quiet
the last few days and accordingly the
country supplies have come nearer than
ever before TO supplying the demands of
the markets. The following prices it will
be observed arc about the same AZ last
week.
Dealers pay cents per pound for stall
fed live beef; for dressed pork 716 10 2 34
and for dressed mutton 8 cents per pound.
Beef retail from TO 18 cents per sound;
choice cuts Is 10 Is cents; pork 12 1.2 to
to 20 cents; dressed turkeys, 25 cents;
dressed chickens, Is to 20 cents per pound.
There are no live chickens in the market.
Oysters 55 to rs cests per quart can; fish
Is to 20 cents per pound according to
kind.
Lard. 5.pound cans. rs cents; cheese
Ohio cream, 20, York state cream, 25 cents
per pound.
Flour, per barrel, "a to 81 so.
Oat meal. 8 to 6 GEMS.
Corn meal, So to cents.
Potatoes, 81 to 81 25 per 100 pounds.
Cabbage, 3 1.2 cents per pound.
Turnips and parsnips, $l.50 per 100
pounds.
Onions, 2 cents per pound.
Apples, 81 SO per box.
Salt, common ~ per 100 pounds: dairy,
81 %.
Green coffee, 20 to 25 cents; roasted cof.
fee, 25 to 80 cents.
Sugar, Rranulated, 9 cents per pound;
extra @. SO cents.
Butter. creamery, 40 cents per pound;
dairy and ranch 20 to 35 cents; OLE leomarga.
rine, 50 cents per roll.
Smoked bacon, packing. house brands, IA
cents; breakfast bacon. Is cents; hams, l6
cents; home sugar cured hams. 18 cents.
California canned goods, "a so 10 S6 90
per case of two dozen.
Crackers. z TO 10 cents.
Syrups, rs cents to 81.
Maple syrup, 81 rs to 81 so per gallon.
Evaporated peaches, l6 cents; sandries,
121s cents. :
Evaporated apples, 121s cents.
Dried blackberries, 1919 cents; rasp.
berries, 35 cents; currants, 12 1.2 cents.
Prunes, cents; Italian prunes. 20 cents.
Rice, 8 cents.
White beans. 4 cents.
Celery, 25 cents per bunch.
Cranberries, Is cents per quart.
Eggs, IS cents.
Wheat, 80 cents per bushel.
Oats, s1.l5 per 100 pounds.
Hay, common baled, so cents; timothy,
81 per 100 pounds.
, 1889-02-14
Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an Urder of The probate court
of spokane county, Washington terri ory
made on the 22nu dav of september 1855. In
he matter OF the estate of Mary Peavy, de.
ceased. the undersigne ed, tue Administrator OF
the said es, ate wi sell at public auction to the
highest b Oder. and subieci To connImatlon BY
said probate court, on the I'd day of January.
A. d., 1889. at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, at the court,
house door Of the courthouse of spokane
county. In the city OF Spokane Fail-, in said
county, all the right. title, interest and estate
of the ss d Mary Peavy at the time OF her
DEATH and also all the interest OF Joseph
Peavy, In and to all that certain lot, piece or
pa Gel OF aud situate, lying and being In the
ton, more particularly described as follows, TO
wit; The south half OF the south east quarter,
and the south half OF the southwest quarter OF
section number fourteen llt IN township num-
Der twenty nve t2o) north of range number
f&rty-Rve l45) east
7 Terms ard conditions of sale: Half cash,
half on elk non'hs' time, secured by II ort-
gage ON the premises.
JOSEPH PEAvY.
Admins rator Of the estate OF Mary Peay
deceast q.
, 1889-02-14
NOTICE Or FINAL PROOF.

JOHN S. RISHTON.
land ONCE at Spokane Falls, W. T., Decen-
ber 26. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the 10 lowing.
named settler NOS filed notice Of his intention
W make hnai proof In support of his claim
U. =. land office at Snokane Falls, w. t.. on
February "a. lss9, at o A. NJ, viz: John g Risb-
the el sw,t swA swh sea nwl4 sec. ~, tip 25-
u. T. f3 o. W, m.
ne namei ths following witnesses tn prove
mis- continuous re,idenc- upon and cultivation
OF, SAID land via;
Thomas Cheesman, Robert @. Williams
Benjamin II. Whipple, Asbhry T., Euts all Of
Spokane Fails, W.T.. ]. NJ. ADAMS, Rexister
jan3w6
, 1889-02-14
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
Gottliob schuele.

GOttlIob SchueIe.
Land ONCE at spokane Falls, W. T, pecem-
ber ~. 1888 -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ fOllOwing-name ed settler has filed notice
OF his intention TO max" final proof IN support
OF his claim, and that saii proof viii he made
before the United Stat land office at Spo-
kane Falls, W. r.. OF FebrD ary o, 1889, atY A.
NJ, viz: Gottl eb Schucle, who made home
stead mt No. $780, for he VIA nwIt offs 26'
twp 28n, range 42e, w NJ
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tton Of. said land, VIZ: X. Mch inicy, A.
Schuele, II. II. Allen, g, w. White, ali OF Spo-
kane Falls, Spokane county, W.
, 1889-02-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York stock Market.

NEw Y0RK, Feb. 13.-The stock market was
q divided one to-day whie In some the
best figures for the past week wer reached in
were estab ished. The general Xndeney OF
prices was upwari but Graneers ~4se still dts.
turbing factors In he situation The weak
ness dis played In these shares gave)th. rest OF
the list rather f~verish appearance and the
final changes were irregular. The first prices
were Irregular but in most es lower, declin, 8
extending to 0three-qusrter per cent. At noon
mot shares were n shade below opening fig
ures. The market finally closed active and
strong, generally At small fractions b, tier than
first figures
Government bonds have been dull but frm
Petroleum opened steady at ssHc, closed
steady ut S93Sc.
, 1889-02-14
NOTICE OF FINAL P4OOF.

STEPHEN DAVIS
Land ONCE at Spokane Falls. W. t, Decem
ber "a, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed not ce OF HIS Intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
United States Land ONCE. at Spokane Fal q,
". T.. ON February 10, 1889, at a. ~, VIZ
No. 2s7l, for the sw x OF se 4. @ 4 of sw a,
and sw of sw q OF sec 4.tp "a mr. l3 eWm. He
names the following witnesses TO prove his
said land, viz: Samuel Davidson Of spokane
Falls, w. T., John N. Butler of spokane Falls,
W. r., Thomas New on of -pokaDe Falls, W..
t., T. II. weger OF Spokane Falls. W r..
J. M. ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-02-14
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

United States Land Office, Spokane Falls,
October 23. 1858.
S. b. Garter VS.. Herbert Haskell;
Complaint having been entered Mt this Of
fee by 3. Is. Carter against Herbert Haskell
for abandoning his homestead entry No. 5ss9,
dated June IL, 1887, upon thes y OF the sw Lof
$50, tip 20, n OF r ~ Q W NJ, In spokane County.
Washington territory. with view to the can.
collation. OF said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear At this onice on
the 18th day OF March. 1889, at 10 o'clock A. M.
to respond aud furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonm.n mt.
J. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-02-14
NOTICE TO CREDITOKs.

In the probate court OF Spokane county.
Washington territory.
In the matter OF the last will aud testament
OF Robert l.. Hughey, deceased,
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased, Robert l.. Hughc, are hereby request
ed 10 p esent them, with fhe necessary vouch-
ers, within one year from the date OF this no
tice to the undersigned executor OF hiS IBst
vii and test ment NJ his place of residence
~ "a est Fourth street, l.. tne city of Spokane
Falls in said county and territory.
ELMER DRAKE.
Dated SPOKANE 'Fal s, Jan 10, 1889
, 1889-02-14
Riches of Washington Territory.

The total output of coal from Washing.
ton territory for 1888 was. in round num-
bers, $50, 600 tons. valued at "A. 300 900
The lumber cut of the territory for that
period was zoe, 600 900 feet, worth %. .OO0.-
600. OF this amount Puget Sound cut
$50. 900 900 feet, and shipped by ocean
$40. 900 900 feet, valued at %, 700, 600. Lum-
ber shipped TO foreign ports had value
Of 81 100000. The population OF
the territory numbers about 250,.
600 souls. The assessed value
Of all property ip the territory as returned
to the auditor is SS4 600, 900 axaiust $751;
600 900 in 1886. The total exports of the
Puget Sound district were q. SOC. 600. The
total tonnage Of ocesn.goinR croft which
passed in and out Of Puget Sound during
the year aggregated Q, 800. 900 tons, an in
crease Of 100000 tons over 1897. Figures
from nineteen natl nal banks in tho ter.
ritory. ~ made O.fober 80, 1888, show an
increase Of ~, 400. 600 In loans, and o..
100. 900 10 deposits. a. compared with Of
6cial statements made in October. 1857
Tacoma Ledger
, 1889-02-14

mt got through yet. The next morning |
wanted to see the city q bit. 80 ! called Q
real innocent looking cabman and told
! i'm I'd like to ride around town q bit.
"Want 10 see the sights, s'poseY' he
asked, With winning smile upon his face.
Exactly, l told him"
The reporter Rroaned.
~ see YOU anticipate what's coming. 1t
Was just 10 o'clock In the morning whom
until midnight" WA.
II should thint you were too drunk by
that time TO know the hour"
Drunk! Upon honor I never took .
drink in my lie. You zee he wouldn't
suffer me to CO. I'd had enough Of IL as
soon -, We had had dinner, about 2
o'clock"
"We, do you sayp"
why, yes, sir. He said that
oil real gentlemen treated cab
men to dinner when out riding:
just because ] was from the country
didn't want him to think I had no good
wards that he was an invalid, for the way
he got away with fried oysters. tenderloin
steaks and zinfandel wine to wash them
down u1de my hair stand on end. He
then said that everybody went TO the thea
ire when they came to the city go we went,
and he was in bad humor all through
the perfoi nance because we did not occupy
one of the boxes, He said he was mt used
TO sitting down there among the common
people, but did mt think could afford a
box, you know. When we got through
with the show he charged me S25, Don't
you think that was little steepp"
"Oh, l don't know" replied the scribe.
III think you got of pretty cheap consider
ing he consented TO eat with you and show
you the sights. When did all this hap
penp"
Monday night. did expect to stay
over till tomorrow, but my unfortunate
blunder in not properly understanding the
clerk busted my calculations. You see
he asked me II wanted room single or en-
suite--tbat's the way he explained IL to me
yesterday morning. What I thought be
asked was If wished room to suit. and
! said wanted it to suit. l was much
sstonished at the finery of my quarters.
but my friend who had been in here told
me things were fine at the hotel, and, as
he only paid 81 q day, l never thought of
asking, the price. Yesterday morning as
am pretty prudent sort Of q fellow, /
asked the bill. What do you think. Five
dollars q day a. I'm sinner. I'm
broke now and going home on
The first train. I haven't been in big
town before since 1879, and guess when
| come down again III get guardian ap-
pointed TO take care of me; but that's my
train, think" and the verdant young
fellow went OF 70 make inquiries.
The above may seem extravaRant to the
average reader, but as whole the state
ment 10 absolutely true, and no doubt
there are many cases which excel 1t in
folly and ignorant extravaganza. espe-
cially when drinking is added to other
faults. Many Q stranger who has toiled
hard for two or three years in the coun-
try has had his hard.earned money swept
away in u single night and thought him
self lucky that in his drunkenness he had
not committed some act which would have
lead 10 hia arrest and diaRrace .-tl
, 1889-02-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE OF MEETIN G oF STOCK HOLDERS
~ of the Ross Park st, Get kuiiway Company.
A IN. et ng OF the 1t ckhuldets Of the Ross
Park S rect Raj way Cpu pany is hereby called
to be he'd at the on ce OF he Cumpsny. No
40 Mil street, spokane Faii~, Washing ton
Tei rltory, ON the fourteenth day Of March
1889, A. z OJlock Z. o. that tay,
1h. oij az Of said m aetihg Is 10 vote upon
the question OF increasing the arnou of the
,pital stock Of the corporal from the sum
OF tbirly thousand (sS,,WW 0ol dollars to the
su M Of 'fiuy thousand (S5O, 900 U0l dollars,
Dated January :, 1889
n. N. Bert. / 4. kaufman. G. B Dennis,
Cyrus Bradley, Trustees kO,h PARK Sire
Railway Cotnpany. inn,0w6