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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03
As to Sitting.

An erect bodily attitude is of vastly more
Importance teihealth than most people gen.
orally imagine, says the New York Ledger.
Crooked bodily positions, maintained for
any length of time. are always injurious,
whether in sitting standing or lying po-
sition, whether sleeping or waking. To sit
with the body leaning forward On the stom-
ach, or to one side, with the heels elevated
on a level with the hands. is not only in bad
taste, but exceedingly detrimental to your
health: it cramps the stomach, presses the
vital organs, interrupts the free motion of
the chest, and enfeebles the functions of the
abdominal and thOracic organs, and, in fact,
unbalanceS the whole muscular system.
Many children become slightly hump
backed or severely round shouldered by
sleeping with the head raised Oh a high pill
low. When any person finds it easier to
sit or stand or walk OF sleep in crooked pO
siton than a straight one. he may be sure
his muscular system is deranged and the
more careful he should be to preserve an up
right position.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03

1t often happens that those are the best
people whose characters have been the
most injured by slanderers, as we usually
lind that to be the sweetest fruit VIII ich the
birds have been pecking at.-Pope.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03

What is the meaning of the word tanta-
lizng?" asked the teacher. ''Please. sir.n
said Johnny. lit means a circus procession
passing the school house and the scholars
not allowed to look out. "-Texas Siftings.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03

A Digger Indian was buried by a sand
bank caving in. and it took squaw two
days to Digger Indian Out.-Texas SiftingS.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03

The Sundy-schOol teacher said to the rag
amnffin:
'"Thats right. my boy; always take off
your cap in the presence of lady," And
the ragamuffin returned:
IL don't take off my cap to no woman;
rs only scratchin' my head" -Plunder
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03

There is one show of breeding. vulgarity
seldom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03
Otherwise Engaged.

I0IHP. w III ClIdC Jug UICtI
Farmer: Yes; but l can't spare him now.
You'll have to 60 somewhere eIse l want
him to keep the hens out of the GARDEN
Puck.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-07-03
Correct.

Correct.
Teacher: Bobby what does lazy mean?
Bobby: Lazy means always to want your
little sister to get 1t for yOu.-Puck.
, 1890-07-10

An appOrtionmcnt amounting to
Sst000 has been granted for public
ST aveys in Idaho for the current
fiscal year, and three contracts have
been awarded by Surveyor General
Stnughan involving that amount.
These contracts embrace the land
in the "Teton Basin" and other
parts of Bingham county; some
townships near Mountain Home;
portions of Custer and Alturas coun-
ties, and some public lands In
Kootenai county. The surveys In
this latter vicinity will include the
"wlntcr pasture" attached to the
Fort Cnur d'Alene military reser.
walton.
General Straughnn also states
that the erroncously located "Win.
ter Pasture" as surveyed In 1850,
will be thrown open to settlement
under the homestead laws, at some
future time within the discroti ion
of the interior department..
, 1890-07-10
men to construct thcgreatost empire

men 10 construct the ogreatest empire
of the West.
Tho applications which nre being
received daily from men IN every
sphere of life, aud from every cha,l-
mel In the commercial and indus
trial world Indicate TINT tho exhibit
tiOn will bc upon the grandest scale,
and viii be unparalleled in the his
tory of tho West.
The building In itself will he IA
lGsting monument to architectural
sc,cnre, and viii be constructed auG
divided In such II muuHcr rs to
mako the displays the most atlrOc.
tive ever seen. The collections Of
paintings viii bo the production OF
u department of art, and will conf
mand the admiration of rrsident ts
aud visitors alike. There will he II
miniature mine, worked by elcc-
tricity, lighted by electricity, aud
the busting will he done 10y clcc-
tiiclty; and all the appliances Of
modern times will be In active
operation to bring the rich minerals
nom the bowels of the earth. Thc
grain, fruit aud vegetables will bc
presented In large quantities. The
lesson To- bc taught by this exposi-
tion will be II lasting benefit, not
only to those who Will come from
afnr to visit it, hut to those who
have no conception of the vast
wealth within the borders OF this
city aud state.
, 1890-07-10

CORSElius e. HARRINGTON.
Land once at spokane Fa.ll. Wash. Juno
7. 1850.
NOilco H. hereby given that the following.
named settler has fllci notice OF hi. linton
tiou to make uual proof IN supp1u Of IA
claim, uud that said proof VIII be made
before the e. : lund Office nj Spokane tails
wash, on July -, loo, nt II \. ~, VIZ /.
Cornelius T. Harrington, who tusdO pru.
cmption nling No. TIii for the rwl. sW' 4,
see ~. twp % n, rtuRu a W. NJ.
He uamCs the following witnesses to prove
his continuous re sdcucc upon and cultiya-
ton Of said land. viz;
John g. sullivan, L, ", Moline, Joshua T.
Pottrkiu and Henry q. Barker, all Of spO-.
knnc Fails Wash.
Any person who desires n protest against
the n lOwRnre of such proof or who knows
Of any substantial rcnsuu under tie law
and the regulations OF the interior depart
meut, why such proof should not he al.
lowed viii ho given an opportunity ut the
above mentioned time and place To cross
examine the witnesses OF said claimant and
u offer evidence in rebutlal OF that -ubinlt-
ted by claimant A. ". sINONG.
1910 Register
, 1890-07-10

snd tho benefits derived from II
were so manifest that IL became at
once popular among the English ma
ton. AS time progressed, exposi-
tiOns became more frequent, and as
a natural result the prosperity of the
country whore thoso eNposltions
were held increased, No better
method can be adopted to bring the
vast resources, the fruits OF ma
tlon's energy and push, the signs Of
its prosperity that combine the vital
clements Of n nations wealth, and
place them before the world.
An exposition, such rs ia contcm-
plated in Spokane Falls, will at
tract tho attention of not only the
people of the United States, but
through thcn the people Of the Gu
tire world. No section of the globe
eau boast more justly of vast re-
sources and unlimited products
than the state of Washington.
Within the borders Of the states of
Oregon, Washington, Montana and
Idaho can he found the richest gold
aud silver mines on this continent.
Their agricultural valleys are the
most fertile ever cultivated. Their
fruit farms produce the most deli
Cious fruit, Their mountains contain
pure granite and the greatest copper
and lead mines. Their timber tracts
nte uncqualed for their extent, and,
In fact, everything that goes To make
s.H. nre.II lac.
country awaits the inventor, capt.
tallst and mechanic.
II Is no wonder that when the
far-seeing business men of Spokane
Falls became convinced that the re-
sources of this state were slumhcr-
Ing for want of encouragement to
develop them, aud conceived
mt once the idea that the surest and
quickest manner to awaken the In
torest To which the city Is entitled
was TO invite the world to gazc upon
the development of Its vast wealth.
1t was with this almost spon taneous
desire that they met and al once re-
solved to put shoulder TO shoulder
for the success of the exposition and
with flying banucrs gain the victory.
This victory is assured; II Is beyond
HucslloIi. iitt CuIItut VIII iuW W
this city and state can not he doubt
ed; that factories will spring up and
the inexhaustible water power of
this city will be utilized is certain.
That the mines will be developed Is
beyond question, and that u now
era of prosperity will dawn on the
morning Of October ] eau not bo
galnsaid.
The exposition In itself will be q
novelty. 1t will have features dis
tinctly characteristic Of the states
represented. Its attractions will he
aS varied and extensive rs the vast
resources of the West eau produce.
IL VIII not be confined to any par
ticuiar branch, but will embrace
every variety of article and product
which can serve toward the rapid
advancement and development of
this new section.
The East and West, North and
South Will he impressed with the
extent OF the vast opportunities
which have been dormant for want
OF proper recognition and apprccia-
ton. When the Northwest shall
nave collected n proper representa-
u0n OF her vast resources she will
need no apology for the fame which
bhe has won. She will have
demonstrated to the world that no
country can boast OF q better and
wilder field for an energetic aud
, 1890-07-10

Land omcr at spokane Falls, wash, May
IA. iSuO
Not.rc Is hereby given that tho follow Ing
named -git. 9 has illH.l uu.i a uf his iutuf.
lion e. mike huh proof Iu support NJ his
claim, uiid that sntu prlIi VIII DO mao pe.
fore the l'uitCl state, lEul u.nCH ~ S.rts.n 81
Fails, Wwlt, go jlly i-th, 1899.
yiLt lphrIau G. Ffuuc Isl. who mtic pre-.
cmnl o. u =, n'iiu 80. .lOt. lOr 10. !, sec.
ton -, twp - u. r 80 a.. ~ ~.
He urmCH Tic following witnesses o. Provo
his clutluUOD, residence upon aud cuitiya-
tion ut SAID iuuu, ylE.3
Gcorse ii B,uuoti. u srosgue Fails.
Mash.' iHyi T. I'm" OF SpusRuu Bfidgc,
Wash; EiWnrd Mckee, SPOKANE lridS",
Wa hp aud john J, Fine, Of SpoEaue Bridge,
NRgh.
Any person who desires to protest against
TIC allowance o. suuh prIul or WHO knows
uinny substantial reason under the law
UnA ihC tolulHtiD us oi tAs lutc'lor Depart.
Ineut, why such pfuI, should not Doc allowed
vii 10 given ava opportunity ne tho above
mentioned timr aud plHc" tp cru,s,"yEmluc
the WituC,,Cs of said Uiuimaut, aud 0.rls
evidence in rybIttl of INA. submit tod by
claimant, \, W SfRONG, Ecg atcg,
, 1890-07-10

rui'cd States Loul ONCE, SPOKANE Fails.
Wash, April %. 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
with the provision. NJ the net ui congress Ut
June q, lsTs entitled "An act for the sale
Of embrr lands IN ih. states NJ California,
oregon Nevada and Washington territory %
Ncllpn =. PtGtt, Of Chattutoy, county uf
SPOKANE. state NJ MughiHrtOn. hH4 this day
nlCI IN this office his sworn statement so.
50, for the purchase of tho east hn,t vi the
80 NJ scr, No. IL, IN town. No. - n, u'uro
No. IJ e., and VIII otter proof in show
that the land sought Is more valuable for It's
timber or Stone than lur agricultural pur.
poses. and tn establish his claim tn gaitl lnud
before the register md receiver Ot this uiicc
at spnk anc Falls. Wnsh on Monday, the lth
day oi July, 1890, ut 1 +. u,
lie names as witnesses ]. g. COwgill, 4.
H. owens, John Hone, ~. lloallCy, all uf
ChuttdtOy ru tuniCC wash
Any aud Hll persons claiming adversely
the abnycdosUrihtd lands arr requested to
h,c their claims In this oiiiCp on or before
said iith day OF july. $50.
leO 4. w. STRONG, Register.
, 1890-07-10
YorIor or pINAL rnoor.

PHILIP |. IEBO.
Land ofico at spokane Falls, Wash July .,
1910. :
Sotlcc ls hereby given that the following
named settler hns tled notice OF his inter.
ton 10 make hnu pUOi in support 81 his
claim. and that said proof VIII BE- mado hs'-
fore the u. .. land otnce az spokane falis.
Wash, on August ~, 1910, al a. ~, yiz.i
Philip i Lebo who made hoInestg Il ontry
No. j,05s Tor tho .e of sec. ~, In twI. ~
~ Of rnngc A. 9. " ~
Ilo names tho following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residcnco upon and cuitivs
tinn OF said land. viz.
Nathaniel Mayer. Frank Il. Fender, Fred
A. Fender aud Allison Allen, all OF Mayer.
wash.
Any person who desires TO protest against
the allowance Of such proof Origho knDws
Of any substantial reason, under the Jaw
AMI the regulations Of the Interior Depart
meut, why such proof should not be al
lowed. Will be given An opportunity al tho
above mentioned time and place 10 cross.
exp mine the witnesses OF said q aiinnnt and
to offer evidence in Obuttal of that sub.
mittcd by claimant. A. W. STRONG,
1870
, 1890-07-10
NOTICE or FINAL rEoor.

Land onlce AT Spokane Falls, wash
juno u, 1870
Nuugo " hereby given thst tho lol, owing.
named settler hN, nlcl notice nthli iutvn'
tun 20 mako uual p.oof In sup.
port OF his claim, aud mat sad proof VIII DO
mN1H before the United Htntos
lnud nlhco at spokane Falls Wash, on An.
gust 70, lSDO, at H. 81, VIZ; Amelia l.
smith who made ptr. .cmptlou declsrWuty
statement No. 1881 i1f thO swlt see, j,
twp 20 nu T. ~ H., ", NJ
She names tho following gwitncsscs in prove
her continuous residence upon aud CultlyA'
uOu OF said land. ylx.;
Albert Ninrcr aud Jncnb WinECr, John
shlllltO and George derrick all OF hoHd T..
o., Wash.
Any uorson whn desires to protest aguiub
the allowance uf such proof Or who knows
OF nny suhslnntiAl reason, uudoT thr law
and the rrguiutlnus ufth1 Interior depart
mont, why such proof should not 10 81.
lowed, VIII bc riYCu an opportunity NJ the
nhOyc mentioned I mo aud plRcu tO cross
cNnmino the Witnesses ot said claimNnt aud
TO u.unoT, evidence iu robuItal Of that sub
mitted by claimant
1916 A. W STRONG. Rcgls,ee.
, 1890-07-10
sHERIrE's SALE.


IHE STATR OF WASittSGroN,l a..
COUNTY or SPOkAER. ."
by v rtue Of AT execution issued out Oi the
Honorable Suuod odur Court Of spokane county
on tho I'd day uf June, 1870 10y the clerk
thereof. In the case Of r. d. Micklp VS..
louisa NJ kellogg, case No. 2,uOl, and TO
me, ns shcri0, objected nud doIivcfod.
Notice $ hcrcb' giyen that WI proceed
tn sell to the highest bidder. flr cash with n
the hours prescribed by law for sheriff =
sales, to,wlt. Az o'clock T.. NJ. on the lIth
day Of juiy, \. y. 1890, before tho court
house door OF sniI Spokane county in the
state ot Wa hingtnr, all the Eight, title aud
Interest oi thc suid Louisa ". kellogg la aud
10 the following dcscrihed property. to.wit; /;
Lots six 90 snd seven "a, Block ten lUl
HayCrmales addition 20 the city of Sposnnc
FAILS, Washington, lcvied on MS the properly
OF Louisa N. Kellogg to satisfy "a judgment
amounting to slOG54. IN favor OF l.. H.
AllcklC, and cost ~ SHIT.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
June, 500, T. II. liiNCHLlFt,
sheriff Of Spokane CO., Wnih,
ByF. X. PCdll, Deputy 2dl
, 1890-07-10
NOTICE or FINAL PnOOF.
GEORGE II. BENNETT.


Land ofice NJ Spokane Fails. Wash.
June IA, 1890.
Notice is hereby given thn, the following
named settler has hlcd notice Of his iuten,
tlon to make hnal proof in support Of his
claim, and that spid proof VIII be made
before tho United states land onicc nj spo.
kane Falls. Wash, on August so, 1890
at y. NJ. viz; George II. bennett, who
made prcemptiop Ming No. 7.4Ss Tor the
nit Of the nwi4 Of sec. -. twp. 20 north, OF
ABE. W, W.
lie names the following witnesses to ptoVe
his continuous residence upon and cultlya-
II on Of said land. VIZ;
Kdward Mc0hec. L. c. Frances. John c.
Ha rrlngton and Patrick @ Harrington, all
o. spokane Falls. wash.
Auy person who desires TO protest against
the allowance OF such proof, or who knows
Of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations OF the Interior depart.
meni, why such proof should not be allowed,
will he given an opportunity at the aboYe
mentioned timc and plaoe To cross-eNamific
the witnesses OF said claimant and ofiet cvi
dence In rebuttal OF that submitted by
elaimans
1915 A. W. STRONG, Register
, 1890-07-10
PURPOSES AND SCOPE
A Splendid Advertisement
of Spokane's Resources
AND OF HER SURROUNDINGS
A widespread Interest Shown in
the Enterprise e-Thousands
Will Attend.

1.-THE accompanying illustration Is
4 correct reproduction of the I'M
proved plans. 1t presents the expo
sition building IA 1t viii appear, the
plans having been approved and &c
cepted by the management.
The Influence of cxpositions on the
commercial and financial world can
not he overestimated Within the
limited space of an exposition build
ing, producer and consumer, capi-
ta!lst and inventor, meet on equal
ground. The former, seeking u
lucrative investment for his capital,
assists tho latter in marketing the
result of his labor and of his brain.
Expositlons arc not the creation of
recent times. The carly history Of
Europe shows that as early us SIS
the first fair was held in Eng land,
, 1890-07-10

JOHN y. WAilhhs
Iaud oMco at spokane Falls. WAsh. NAY
Notice / hereby given that the followlrs
named settler has dlcd notee q ~
Intention 70 mako nnaI comnln-<
ton pnoof in support OF MS si",nl|
and that said proof will % mFdc ~
fore the united siHias land ohiee al spo.A1s
falls, Wash. on August 4. l-DO a. N'
81, viz: John l. Walter. who raasie hvna
siead cntry No. 1oc7, for the VIZ. ~ =
of sec. :, twp, 20 N, ranfc ~ n. W n. =
He names the following witilcsses ~ rtvsH
his continuous residencc upoa aud eritisN ,
ton OF said land, VIZ
David ID. kooy, J. U. flrot lsene @'st
and John Callahan. all OF fcone r " Sre
kune county, Wash. ~
Any person who desires 70 pspt<7f axnisst
the allowance OF such prpui vr wn' nov NOV
ofany substantial re,lott, uliicfta -" Sr><
equations Of tho inicricr drpsysrent, Wy
such procl shot.ld not uc Allcrcd, WI ~
cI,eu ali Opportunity ~ tn< atet-u'sr
toned time and place 70 ceoHs fxxmtrs ", ~
wituossea cf -sia claimant, nnu ~ 1..rt<s<
dence In rebuttaI oi that supNuHs'' W
q islmanL old \ W, sihoN>s HeE'>s'e
, 1890-07-10

State Of Washington, County Of Spokane. -
In the superior court for Spokane county
John r. Waite and Sara A. Waite, plain
TINS. ". O, H. WI ngulo aud Ada Wingato
dcicudGuta
Tho state Of Washington to .h1 stove
named defendants. You arc hereby nciihld
that John 4, Waite and sara A. Waite
platutiilt, have hled complaint against
you In the Superior Court Oi Spokane
County, state ol Washington, held al spo,
kane EAlls, which will come on IN be heard
sixty days after the first publication Of this
summons, tu-wil; Sixty days after the ION
DAY OF April, 1900 and unless you appear
AMI ausWor the same on or befufc the lith
us confessed, and the prayer OF said com.
rlIlut granted Tho object aud prayer Of
said coWpllinl Is TO establish plaiuiiftf
title 20 and to recover possession OF tic tol'
lowing described rcat estate, to'wtt The
east ono hall oi the month one hundred toet
Of lot I'VE (jl IN block sixteen Qbl IN tf0
city Uf SPOKANE Fails. Spokane County,
MushmgtOus more particularly described
n commencing ~ tho ucriheast cnrugr OF
said lot FIVE Is. running theuce south nt the
cast limo Of suld lot one hundred iutt ihcncc
west parallel with the south lins ol Main
street thirty $50 feet thence north parallel
with the east line OF suil lot one hundred
400 feet IN Main street snd thence east on
the south limo VI Main street 10 tho place Of
beginning"
;'''"''. Witness my hand and the seal
iEEAL; Ot said court, this 9th day
'....,i OF April A n. 1890
T. n. ARMSTRONG, Clerk
BY !. +. WILLIAMS, Deputy
Turner & Graves. attorneys Tor plniniihs'
, 1890-07-10

United statcs Land oaieo at Spokane saiI,.

United States land Ohlco at Spokane fsllf.
wash. May D, 500. Ct
Notice Is hereby given that In complianco
with the provisions ol the act OF c1ngre<s
Of June 3, 1873, entitled IAN act tor ths
sala OF timber lands In the states Of Califor-
MIA, Oregon, Nevada aud Washington fe-ri-
forty" Hcnry Brook, Of Spokane Falls
county OF Spokane, state of Nkshlugton. has
this day dled in this oiiics his sworn state
mcnt No. -, for the purchase OF the nj
swi{ 81 nwti Of section 70. ia township 20
H.. range 40 9. w. NJ, and Will offer proof 10
show that tho IAN q sought Is Inoro valuable
for It's timber or stone than for AGRICULTURAL
purposes, and 70 establish his claim 10 aaid
land before the register anu receiverof this
Office nt spokane Fails wash, on Wcincs-
day the 3Oth day oi July. 1890 st % A. NJ.
fic names rs Witnesses Joseph II. spear,
OF spokane Falls, wash. David q. HUI, OF
spriugdalc. Wash; Charles II. Arnold. OF
loon Lake. WASH. and jacob Vost, OF
sprlng gdalo, wash.
Any snd ali persons claiming Adversely
the above described lands are requested to
nle their claims in this Office On Or beiors
said 10th day OF July, 1870.
sclO A W. STRONG, Register
, 1890-07-10

aNNrS NJ hNN I.
Land once at spokane Falls wash Apri
Is0O


Land once at Spokane Falls, wash, April
-, 1890
Notice /. hereby given that the following
named settler has hlcd notice Ot his inton.
tiUn tu make nrnl UrDOt In support OF his
clAim, mud that stii proof viii be Wair 10.
iprr the United -tNtrs land office ~ Spokane
Fails on MOudRy. Juy z, 1890, at A. NJ
via James MurfG who made homestead
application 4lol for the sci uci ana lots
/, 2anl OF acc. ., IN Twp. 20 IL, range 40
c., ". ~.
IIo names tho following Witnesses toproyo
his continuous residence upon Un'l cuitiyt.
tiOu OF sAid land. VIZ;
John simpson, uoOrgc MURRAY, John Mur.
ray, Samuel walton. NIL of SPOKANE Bridge.
ANY per on who desires to protest against
the allowance ut such proof, yr who Knows
ufnny substantial reason, under the law npd
the r"ru'lt ot the iutcripg d"gtttW'ut,
why such pfGuf ,nNuId NOT be allowed. Wiil
l,V given IN opportunity NJ the above men
toned tmr uud place to CruSs-C rum'uv the
witnesses ni said r.gtUtnut aud T. u'igs Cyt'
dplru In TthuiMl pi that tuumtitHil 10y
claimant. lcG A. W sGKpSG, Register.
, 1890-07-10
NorICE or FINAL pnoor.

United States Land ONCE, SPOKANE Falls,
Wash, May q, 1900,
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the pfOyiHlOns Of the act OF Congress u
juno ., 1873, entitled AN act for the sale
OF timber lands In tho states Of CalifDrnia
oregon, Nevada and Washington territory"
Thomas A.. HOnnsby, OF Spokane Fnlfs
county OF spokane, state OF Washington, has
this day filed In this once his tworn slate
mont. No. 80, for the purchase OF the nj
ned nla nw.t o, se,,lou ~. hn t9wnship 20
show that tho land sought Is more valuablo
for It's timber or stone Than for agricultural
purposes, and 10 establlah his clnim 90 said
land before the register aud receiver Of this
onlce A. spokane Fails Wash, on Tuesday,
the 10Th day Of July. 800, nto A NJ.
He uamcAAs witnesses Henry Book and
Joseph II. spear OF SPOKANE Falls. Wash
Chafics N Arnold, oi Loon Lake, Wash,
and David G Hull. OF springdale. Wash.
Any aud all pcrsons claSining adversely
the above described lands are requested 10
hc their claims In this office on or DelOrs
said .Dth day of July, 1900
solo a. ". sTROsG, Register.
, 1890-07-10
NOTICE OF rrSAL PRoor.

thAhAs-0 NAtHNAARA'H
Land onico at spokane Falls. Wash, June
4 500.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF MS inten-
tion 10 make uuM proof in support
OF his claim, and shat said proof VIII
bG made before the register ana receiver az
spokane Falls, Wash. on July 26, lSDo. ai
10 a NJ, via: Charles Charlton, wno made
declaratory statement No. u, 9l3 inr the swi .
soc, IL, twp. 81 n. OF range % G. W. N.
lie names tho following witnesses 60 provo
his continuous residence upon and eultiya'
iinn OF said laud viz;
George Flood and John Cook, OF Ha<aru
I. q frrd Fender, oi Mayer l.. o., and JOhn
Russell, ot Hazard y. v.
Any person who desircs TO protest against
the allowance uf such proof, or whn Knows
Of any substantial reason, under tie law
and the regulations of the interior depart
mcnt, why such proof should no. 10 a.
lowed will be given an opportunity az Tue
above mentioned time and plaza 70 cross,
examine the witnesses OF said clalmAnt Ann
to offer evidence In rebuttai OF inst omit
io6,i Register.
, 1890-07-10

NEW YoRx, July o. - Petroleum
Opened steady; spot, s9Ic; August.
s92.c; spot declined sc and August
l3.C, closing dull.