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.. S. DISTRICT COURT.
ma Tide Lands Case-Fraud in Tim
Der Entry.


scoAA, July H.-Judge Hanford today
sea down decision in the case of the
Tpaca1lon of Latham & Pagett for injunc-
- Q restrain the Northern Pacific Rail-
~ company from driving piles and fill
tue dock property held by them I'M
ISs vase In his decision Judge Hanford
ss@ mai the question of title to the prop
~ n question was a collateral one that
80. only be decided upon regular pro-
I,gs inaugurated by the Northern Pa
g. company. In granting the applica-
III injunction he did so without refer
a. 70 vac question of title, upon the fact
- Latham & Pagett were in peaceful
s ~ oil the property. The injunction
not extend to the construction and
hss saoa OF sideways over the property
% MAJ adjoining and beyond.
H. vase OF the United States against
al n bGdd and J. b. Montgomery for
s.aeeliation of patent TO a timber
=. secured by Budd. the title of which
4. sshsierred to Montgomery, occupied
eauon OF the district court TODAY.
~ Use Is one of several similar ones in
d. Aohtgomery is co-deEendant with
- 's'aal entrymen. The grounds al
~ 'or cancellation are COLLISION and
sesslOn reserved.
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1TY ON THE JUMP.
1.ktic Pastime by People Of
Port Angles.
e,,sH FOR TOWNSHIP LOTS.
s.. Spring Up Over the Reserve
valuable Area Found to BE
Public Land.
e,,sn FOR TOWNSHIP LOTS.

4 ,,.r ANGELES, July 14.-Yesterday .
q ,nsh was made to jump the townsite
- A regularly organized company
s forred for the purpose, plsts drawn
81 everything done systematically. There
s. ;.isnse excitement Every one who can
a. stem claim. and the entire popuIa-
-. IS out building shanties. Surveyors
s. iron, $40 to s25 per location.
~ matter has been worked up for sew
go eos. The question was brought un-
a, Investigation. and it is claimed that the
&c IS subject to settlement the same as
- ether public lands. Claims are being
IN M in town lot tracts, so by lao feet,
8. lots il, each claim. and the best citi-
- sre interested. There are lots for 5000
.ssple. and grand rush is anticipated.
- tract includes the best land to be found
- washington, all in sight of the harbor.
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q, -. 80 YAKIMA, July I'D. T. Davies,
b,s,..,e Apert OF the Southern Pacific has
usl ss, Win his party from the Yakima
hsn.ss 40s In the Cowlitz pass. He in
asess. me observation-disclosures CORE
Nv 49, 'aat the coal was unquestion-
. nsssaiacile, and that the fields were as
hn,ss - those of the Roslyn district.
zsld turning quality of the coal. that
1t .s Sa.s De determined BY an actual
kAh ,a. a ne would make before giving
= fspert to the company
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NOTICE no srocxHoLpERs.

NOTICE OF A MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ of trustees of the Great Western Iron and
Steel Company, a corporatIon.-To the trustees
OF said corpora Ion: You are hereby notified
that q meeting OF the board of trustees OF said
CORPORATION win be held at the Office OF the COM
pauy at room Is in the Kline G Rosenberg build
ing on Front street. foot OF Cherry street, in the
city of Seattle, state of Washington, at ! p. m.
of Tuesday, the fifth day of August, A. D. 1890.
(Signed) l. s. j. HUNT,
]. FURTH.
Two of the persons named as trustees in the
articles of incorporation OF said corporation.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN for reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Armory Association. Notice is herehv given by
the undersigned trustees OF said association to
the stockholders thereof that meeting of the
stockholders will be held at the ONCE of Strive.
Haines 4 McMicken, Room Is, Newlin block on
the north side of Columbia street. between
second street and Third street, in the city of
Seattle King county state OF Washington. on
Saturday, the 18th day OF August. 1890. At the
hour of o'clock IN the afternoon. for the pur-
pose of reducing the capital stock of said COM
paBy 10 the sum of seven thousand dollars, to
be divided into seventy shares of the par value
of one hundred dollars per share. AL the
stockholders are requested 10 attend.
J. c. HAISES
CHARLES q. KITTEEGER,
ia. HATFIELD,
3 W. SCOTT
JOSEPH GREEN,
H. 6. STRIVE,
EN-. CARR,
CLF +. KELLOGG.
JOHN p. HOYT.
Dated June 9. 1890 Trustee
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ksap ss.' July ii-Arrangements are
Ez ~ e 20 form military company in
o. the Woman's Christian Tenn
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GEORGE F. MEACHAM,
6I7 Third Street.

EOTICE-The business once OF the Posr-IN
rFLLra ENcER will hereafter be open until II D.
m. Classified advertisements viii be received
up TO this hour.
Advertisements under the heads Of Lost
Found For Sale For Rent, and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate Of cents q
word for the FIRST insertion: cent Q word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements win be received ct branch
ofices of the Posr-INrKLLIGRNcER at:
Tacoma. C. L. Fowler, agent
Port Townsend .H andley q Kelley.
The following letters await advertisers at this
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

Tn. MUssoN. REAL ESTATE, NOTARY
81 !. public and conyeyaDcer room 8. Sander
son block. corner OF Yesler syenus and Front
sfrees, Seattle
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EDUCATIONAL

DRIyATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
first-class IN every appointment; conducted
by a teacher from an Eastern normal school;
will open in september; best references: early
application solicited. Address Mics c. 9. Hyatt
box I.I55, Seattle.
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WANTED-PARTNEE.

~aSrED-PARTNER WITH sl.oeo TO co
w INFO good paying business: no experi-
enee REQUIRED fine thing. Address r r =,
Observation-Disclosures.
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ENeMrEns AND CONTRACTORS,

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN-
y gineers and contractors for bridges of every
description; wharf building, pile driving. dredg.
ing and steam shovel excavating; plans and
spondence solicited. Office loot Of jackson
street, Seattle. Wash.
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. SOPHIE X DURANT Is TEACHING
vi a class in Christian Science at 4o6 Union
street. and invites all who are interested to call,
consultation and advice free.
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-.Nrrn-PARTNER WITH $Ss5 IN A
w good paying restaurant: this is bargain.
Address Restaurant Business. care Of Post-lntel-
iiyeurer
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CHANKS & D00LEY HAVE REMOVED
y their law effce 70 %, 81 and SO Frye block
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xxyANrED-PARTNER WITH sS2s IN A
w good paying restaurant Address 81
once. Restaurant Business, care Poss-inteiE'
gencer, city.
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Ao5Ens-on Mercer island, July ID, 1890. to the
wire o. Captain Rogers, of the steamer q. c.
Cslkins. daughter
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS


BUILDERS EXFHANGE-ALL MEMBERS
ID OF the Builders Exchange are earnestly re-
quested TO attend the meeting for the insfalla-
ton OF new officers and other important bust
ness, tuesday, July l5 G. b. Smith, Secretary
pro TEN.
NOIICE-BIDS WILL BE RFCSIvED BY
~ Board of Education of Ssattle school Dis
trict No. l, at their building corner Seventh and
Marion streets, until Monday. August 4. 1890, at
p M, Tor furnishing the school district with
coal Tor ensuing year.
Separate bids required: First, furnishing
screened coal from bunkers hy car load. Sec
ond. furnishing screened coal from city bunkers.
BY order of board
NJ. A. HAWTHORN, Sec
NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS-BIDS WILL BE
IN received for the grading, planking and side
walking of several miles of streets in the city OF
New whatcOm during the next thirty days. For
particulars see advertisement in the Morning
Gazette. Sehome, Wash, or address j. NJ. Edison,
CITY clerk.
New whatcom. July s, 1890.
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REMOVAL

1TSHONsON & WHTTR-CIvIL ENGINEERS.
i have removed 10 rooms IS and 20, Colmau
building. Front street, between Columbia ana
Marion.
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FOUND.

EOUND-A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING
Il draft for 800 in favor of N. 8. Baldwin, is
sued by the Bank of wellsville, N. Y, on I'm
porters and Traders National bank New York:
also two trunk checks No. 7.7a7 and 1873, issued
from Hornersville, N. Y. Owner can have same
by calling at Post 1ntelligencer Office, paying
charges and proving property.
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ocULIsrs AND AuR1srs

nR KIBBE-0CUIISr AND AURlST AND
~ physician for diseases OF the throat Re-
moved 10 Halter block. corner Columbia and
Second streets, rooms 4 and 5.
GEO. A. REICH, NJ d., OCULI5T, AURI5T
" and physician for diseases of the throat
Once. room "A. Boston block
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EEIP wANrKD-MALE.

RFIP WANfKD-MALE
yyrANTED-GIRL TO COOK; WAGES 81 PER
w week. Apply COS Second street, upstairs.
rTANTED-GooD HARNEsSMAKER; GEN
w erai hand. James Wheelan, l,oll Third
street.
A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE FOR
"A the National Capital Building and Loan
Soeiety. Rookery building. Chicago. Ill
vxyASTTp = TWENTY-FIVE TRANSFERS,
w fen aye men, twenty five laborers at s. %
nor dav r. C. Buringame. Apply at corner
Second and Carr streets, Old Town Tacoma
rANrrD-AN ENERGETIC SOLICITOR
w for outside position New York Tea Com
psny. 2405 Front.
rANTEp-CoMPETE MEN IN EVERY
w city and town in the Northwest. as local
agents f.,r the National Building, Loan aud Pro-
ffr,iye Union, of Minneapolis, Mimi; assets
over a million and quarter; we 90 strictly a
money loaning business. and guarantee 10 close
every loan within a specified time or refund the
money maid: most equitable pan ever devised:
wrife for full particulars. +. kahlo. general
agent Spokane Falls, Wash.
xxvANTRD-ACTIvR. RELIABLE MEN AS
w snecial agents and state managers Tor me
wssh;ngton National BHildinc, Loan and ln-
yestmert Association OF sesttle; terms liberal:
.osition perrn anent; the only national associa-
ssion in the Northwest J. Hill Case. secretary
and General IT an seer. esnd korn elock-
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70 LEASE
ITO LEASE-THE MADISON STREET CABLE
i Company is now ready to lease business
lots at Lake Washington. A. P. Mitten, man
ager.
IHOR LEASE-HOTEL OR FAMILY BOARD
II ing-house, So rooms; Austin A. Bell block,
North Seattle. Washington Territory Invest
mem Com nanvi -.
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WANTED-TO RENT.
"ANTED-To RENT HOUSE OF EIGHT
w or nine rooms. with all modern conven-
fences, within easy reach of Madison street
cable line. Inquire at room As, StarrBoyd
WANTED-TO RENT, AUGUST 1, PART OF
w or desk room in well located Office. Ad-
dress p o. box IS, City.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL
NJ estate. L W. Entz, rooms and 10, Union
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W4NTED-REAL ESTATE
yVANTED-FARMS. LOIS, ACRES. BUsI-
w ness chances 10 sell, houses 10 rent; list
your property with US for quick sales. T. Moran
Co, Kline a Rosenberg building Seattle
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r osT OR sTOLEN-FROM vAsBoN ISLAND
IL the night between the Sth and eth of July q
saiiboat columbia river buit), Is feet inches
long by feet: nameboard Eva of Colby"
painted lead color outside and white inside;
malnsaii and staysail new, white color; liberal
reward for any information leading to recovery
of same will be paid. Address Lewis A. Pc
dersen, Colby, Kitsap county, Wash.
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County Alliance.
KINsLEY, Kansas, July "a, 1890.

KINsLEY, Kansas, July "a, 1890.
Editor GRAPHIC.
Pursuant to a call, the sub-alliances of
Edwards county met in convention at
Kinsley, Kansas. July 23rd. J. W.
Young presiding, with F. d. West, as
sisting, and George B. Mumper showing
the quill. Committees on Resolutions,
Order of Business and Credentials were
appointed and tie meeting adjourned
to the depot to meet Brother 5. NJ.
Scott, our State Lecturer, and to give
committees time to report. Brother
Scott was conducted to the Alamo Ho-
tel and the delegates adjourned to the
Benedict House where bountiful. re-
past was spread and am sure We did
ample Justice to it. After dinner we
returned to the hall where speeches
were made and much other business
of the order was transacted. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, j. w. Young;
Vice President, F. ID. West; Secretary.
C. G. Cormack; Treasurer, j. NJ. Lew
is; Lecturer Assistant
Lecturer. A. J. Rapp; Door-keeper,
E. L. Loso; Sergent-at-Arms, Frank
Sturdivant; Chaplain Al. Crown.
The question of an alliance ticket
was discussed and it was voted 65 to
80 that we put an alliance ticket in
the field
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at the May term of the district
court, one a. j. Phillips was convict
ed of assault, and the court ascertain
ing that Phillips was a poor man and
had just planted his corn, took pity
on him and sentenced him only to
thirty days in jail, and in order to al
low him to raise his crop fixed the
time for commencing the imprison-
ment on the 10Th day of July. Phil
lips was confined under the sentence,
but ON Wednesday sued out a writ of
habeas corpus before Judge Vandivert
on the ground that the judgment was
void because his imprisonment did not
commence on the date of sentence.
After full argument of the case, At
torney French for the defendant and
Robb for the state, TIE Judge refused
the writ and remanded the prisoner
to jail. 1t was cheeky in the defend
ant to appear before the count witt
such.a plea after SO much favor being
shown him
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In the evening Bro. S. VI. Scott, ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic audi
ence both of alliance members and
non-members.
After the lecture there was public
Installation of the offieers-elect.
The County Alliance rendered thanks
tothe Sunfiower Alliance for the way We
were entertained, also to the county
papers for publishing notices for the
alliance: The next quarterly meeting
was decided to be held at Wendell and
owing to the large representation in
the county the delegations were cur
tailed one-half. We then returned to
our respective homes feeling that the
day had been well spent.
DELEGATE,
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BUSINESS HAPpsU,Nas
"A deuce of time-a a. NJ

"a u6uCe u LlH6-2 4. nj"
Pure lard at Carter's meat market
Sailorsl just the thing for this
kind of weather, at Mrs. Shngerland's.
Red Ribbon hams at Carter's meat
market.
''If all flesh is grass mummies mus t
be hay.''
Old papers for sale at Jones' Book
Store.
John Popp's sausage at Carter's
meat market.
Ladies call and see the latest goods
In the millinery line something new
and attractive at Mrs, Slingerlands,
first door east of the Alamo.
The choicest candy, finest literature,
stationery of all kinds and the largest
stock of sporting goods in the city at
j. S. jones' Book store.
Grass for sale on 200 acres of bot
tom land near Kinsley, good hay land.
See W. II. Robb.
Itch, mango and scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured in
80 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
Tatum s. Co.
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Potatoes are almost failure in
this section, but, thank goodness, Nc
Kinley puts duty on potatoes and
maybe farmers can see by this how
protection helps out our home market.
Put the duty up to one dollar bushel
and see if it won't help some. If a
consideration of this subject won't
furnish you a bushel or two of "Mur-
phys" it may pull the rich WOODEN
blanket from your protected eyes.
-Wdrren Co. (IH.) Democrat.
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The Republicans of the county held
their primaries Wednesday to elect
delegates to meet i'll convention,
which takes place tomorrow at the
court house, to select their delegates
to attend the congressional conven-
ton to be held at Dodge City on the
30th of this month. The dele
gates elected here were the rep
resenitive men of the party and will,
no doubt, choose good men that will
stay by Farmer Lewis to the ut
most satisfaction of the ''ring" man.
pulators.
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1t looked as though the farmers
ment business Wednesday. We were
especially impressed with this thought
when watching their eager faces while
they were waiting for an opportunity
to get supper at an over crowded hotel
that evening
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Council AIeetInR

Regular meeting of the city council
at city hall, Monday evening July 21,
1890.
Present:
w. ID. Erwin, Mayor,
L. Barber, Jr.,
NJ. Schnatterly,
E. NJ. Boies, Councilmen.
DR.. G. NJ. Seacat,
H. B. Pierce,
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ordered paid:
NJ Schnatteriy S23 50
A. Minnis Observation-Disclosures. "a
Ordinance No. Ill was then placed
on its first reading, and later on its
section.
Committee to get bids for lots for
city buildings having no report to
make were discharged.
Committee on health reports bad
odor around eating house and mar
shall instructed to visit manager and
have it attended to.
The water works committee reports
a great waste OF water by consumers,
in fact, so great that the engineer can
not keep up tie supply, so that in case
of fire the city would be at the mercy
of the flames.
Motion prevailed that that portion
of the water works ordinance relating
to the use of water be published in the
Kinsley Mercury, and that written
notices be sent to all consumers that
the provision of this ordinance will be
strictly enforced.
A communication from the ladies'
w. 9. T. U. association was present
ed to the council. asking that vendors
of spirituous liquors known as original
package dealers, and all their adher-
ents be made to respect law and order.
The council were unanimous in resolv-
ing to take immediate action against
all violations in this line, and only
await the action of congress on the
osiginal package bill to commence ac-
ton, whether the bill passes or not.
On motion the above communion
ton was laid on the table until next
meeting.
Council adjourned in due form.
L. G. GEER,
City Clerk.
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First public alton July rs, 1890 7

First pubiica alton July IS, 1901
John w. Calkins and Fannie Calkins are
hereby notified that they have been sued in
the district court in and for the county of
Edwards, in the state of Kansas, in an action
in which the Kansas Mortgage Company is
plaintiff. and John w. Calkins and Fannie
Calkins are defendants, and that they must
answer the petition filed By the plaintiff, on
or before the 18th day OF September, 1880, or
the petition will be taken as true. and judg-
ment Will 10 rend red against said de- end
ants, John W, Calkins and Fannie Calkins,
for the sum of S5O6.00 with interest thereon
at the rate of IL per cent. per annum. from
the LIST day of February. 1888. and costs. Also
for the foreclosure of certain mortgage
heretofore executed by said defendants.
John W. Calkins and Fannie atkins. to said
plaintiff, upon the following described real
estate. situate in said county. to wit:
Lot one a. in block seven % in the city Of
Kinsley.
Adjudging that said plaintiff has a first
lien on said real estate, to the amount of said
judgment; ordering said real estate to be
SOLD, without appraisement and the proceeds
applied to the payment of said judgment
and costs. and barring and fOreclosing all of
said defendants of and from all right, title,
interest, claim or equity Of redemption in or
to the said real estate; and that the purchas-
err be let into possession thereof
MORTON i CLARK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: JOHN T. MARTIN,
Clerk.
SEAL Deputy. 495t
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THE PRoPITIoUs TINE TO SECURE
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To new subscribers, and to old ones,
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on terms specified: