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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-09-12
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Shelton POSt-Office.

Mills close for the East daily at 9 AN
Mis- close for the North daily at P. NJ.
Nails arrive daily Bpm
General Delivery open from A. NJ to r. NJ.
oven sundays from to 10 Al
Nancy Orders and Postal Notes issued.
ARTHUR. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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Notice is hereby given that the appointment
of Elab Dunbar as Clerk of the Probate Court
of Mason County wash duly ma lie OH the 18th
day OF July 1899, is from and after the date of
this notice revoked and set aside The under
signed Probate Judge resuming business as
heretofore rs Judge and ex- osficio clerk of said
Court. w H. NJ DUNBAR
ISEAL.] Probate Judge
Dated at Shelton this 4tl day of Sen 1890 DIV
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that special session of
the Board OF Mason Co. Commissioners will be
held Sept: 22nd. 1890, for the purpose of enter
tanning bids for the construction of County
JAIL and for the transaction of such other bust
ness as may regularly come on to be heard.
J. w. ID W JR., Clerk 81. Mason Co. CONS
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Probate Orders

In the Probate Court of Mason County Stste
of Washington.
In the matter of the Estate>
of
AUGUSTUS HAERzER, decay
Notice is hereby given that Williamm Mayer
has filed in the Probate Court of Mason County,
State of Washington, petition praying for let
tiers OF administration to George ID. Kennedy
upon the e'ta:e OF Augustus Haerzer, deceased,
and that Monday the 18th day of October 1890 at
Ten O'Clock A. NJ OF said day. being a day of a
regular term of our Probate Court to wit: of the
regular October term for 1890, at the Court room
OF SAID Probate Court i'll the Town of Shelton,
county and State aforesaid has been set for hear
ing said petition when and where any person in
terested may appear and show cause why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted
witness, ". IL. NJ. DUNBAR Judge of our
said Probate Court and the seal of said
lSEAl.I Court hereto affixed this 18th day OF
August 1899, W. Il. N. DUNBAR, judge and ex-
omcIo clerk OF said Probate court 4-w.
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PICKERING Sent. Q.

PICKERING Sept9
The steamer willie passed through Saturday,
going to Allyn, with an excursion of Kepubli-
cans on board.
Mr.. Hatfield, of Tacoma, is back again on a
VISIT. Guess he is charmed with this partof the
Sound, and could not resist coming back again.
Mr.. Inmau and family, of Olympia, have been
spending few days out this way, camping and
having jolly good time.
Mr.. H. A. Colvin, and son, o. D. Colvin, are
preparing to set out large prune orchard.
Mrs. Carrie Sloan has been visiting her brother,
E. H. Haskell, On her return home she found
the steamer laid Off at Tacoma, and was com.
PEELED to get home. She hired a row boat and
struck out reaching Stones landing, a distance
of ten miles, against hard tide in two hours
and fifty minutes She then walked three miles
through the heavy timber. Say that Amt Yam
kee grit.-BLUE JAY.
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| Allyn Times.
permanent line of the Allyn s. Hoods
Canal road as far as The mill and
everything is in readiness to begin the
work of clearing the right of way to
that point. AS soon as the necessary
amount of stock of the company is
taken the actual work of construction
will begin. When that will be we are
not prepared to say. The prospects are,
however, that matters will not be de-
layed more than week or ten days at
most. 1t is the intention of the company
to give people in this vicinity who want
work On the road preference over those
from the outside, as far as possible.
Probably everybody near here can get
work for themselves or their teams if the
work goes on, and The job is likely to last
60 days or more. There is another rail-
road ON the taps which promises great
things for Allyn. This is a road from
Sydney, on Port Orchard Bay, 20 Allyn,
and later to be continued to Shelton and
Gray's Harbor. A committee of Sydney
people was in Tacoma the first of the
present week and had conference with
Allyn Townsite Company regarding
waterfront privileges, depot grounds and
right of way al this place for such a
road. Mr.. j N. Eberhart was presen,
at the meeting. The committee stated
that Sydney was in earnest in the matter
and was determined to build the road to
Allyn without delay We shall hear
more of this matter later on.
Postmaster White received notice
Monday from the post-office departn nj
that the mail service between ALLYN and
Clifton would be increased to three times
a week after Oct. Ist. This change has
been brousht about by the persistent eff
orts of Mr.. White, who has labored
long and faithfully to accomplish this
eni. The next move will be to get a
daily service by boat direct from Tacoma
contract for carrying the mail on The
Allyn and Clifton route, after the 1st q
October. will be let to the lowest responsi
bic bidder, sealed proposals for the sam.
t., be handed 10 Postmaster White at an,
lime up 10 and including the 14tn of til.
rec ent month.
Both Union City and Allyn are pro
crossing and call for bonds to aid il
building school houses in their respec
tive districts. The one at Allyn j,
unfinished.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Transfers of Real Estate filed in
County Auditors Office for week end
iny Sept 10.
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KAMILCHE Sept. 8

Mr.. Jeffrey, a sportsman from Olympia,
came back from Lost Prairie today, where
he had very exciting time with a big
bear. Having fired at various game, his
ammunition hal almost run out,
when he came across the brarr He fired
his remaining shots and then CD ME to
close quarters, where he was compelled
t" use his hunting knife, and by lucky
stroke sue ,ecded in finishing the bear,
without getting damaged by the animals
weapons. This being his first exciting
adventure with bear he feels much
elated at his success now that it ends hap
PLY. He says that next time he goes
hunting. he will go heeled for bear, with
a large gattling gun, and an ammuni-
ton cart-W
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-11
MARRIED.

wHELAN-sTITT-In this city, December 6. 1850,
by Rev. George A. Tewksbury, pastor OF Ply
mouth Congregational church, al his residence,
20 Marion street, Thomas n. Wheian, OF san
Francisco, Cal, and Nora stitf, Of Portland, o.
w1SS-GREESHAw-Tn this city, December s.
$50, By Rev. George A. Tewks5ury, pastor of
Plymouth Congregational church, at his resi-
dence 80 Marion street, Franklin W. VIM. Of
Seattle. end Miss Susie a. Greenhaw, Of Gaines
borough, W. Va
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
AZ The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
King County Investment Company No. 2, viii be
held al the Office OF the company in Seattle, On
Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1890. The object Of the meet
ing is 10 elect board of trustees for the ensuing
yea-, and 10 transact such other business as may
properly De brought before il. Alfred Holman, pres
deLt. Gilbert B. Smith. secretary.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

III 4. HAMMOND & co. FSJCCES>ORs ~ ~
IL Anderson & faegTe2. commission Inefcnss-.~
and wholesale dealers IL hay. grain feed ana ~
duee; storage solicited. Commercial dock. foo< =
Madison street, Seattle, WASH
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Crisp Snaps

G1 e00-Exoerent soxI2o foot lot on Moltks
al Ia0-Lots eox120 IN Pontius addition,
,IUO near car line. Splendid view Of the
city and bay. Easy terms.
G.oOS PER ACRE-For 40 acres Of excellent
sDOZO garden and on the line OF the Rainier
Avenue Electric Road. portion already i'm
proved Easy terms Of payment
GJ75 PER ACRE-Forty acres opposite
s-Ito Kirkland, close 70 railroad
81 oo0-Hou.e and lot near jackson street.
- sCOO Small cash payment, balance In
monthly nstalIments.
TO ExCHANGE-320 acres Of agricultural
land Ia Kitsap county TO trade for farm In ILL
noIs. Indiana, Iowa or Kansas.
WATER FRoNT-s4o per acre This tract
Is situated on Port Orchard and Is a desirable
place Partially improved. Running water on the
place. Part cash.
Ok s1S0-Ful corner lot on Twelfth street,
s-C.LOU near the Haller residence
&c (l00-90xs0 feet corner Tenth and Main
&S 50()-l2oxl2o on Eighth street, near
$40, south 1s ssooHa sTses
GQS0-sightly resident lots in McAIeer's addi-
s-CCD ton, overlooking the Sound and Lake
Washington
81 .500-He1se, and lot near car line and in
long time.
$3.50 PEI s ACEEmA prime tract near Lake
tiic line.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION - NOTICE IS
- heTeDy given thai the co-partlersbip hereto
fore existing between under the firm name and
style OF BAKER, Balch * Co.. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. CHARLES II. BAKER,
November %, 1880. a. &. BALCH.
NOTICE DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
MO whom il NAV concern: Notice is hereby
gwen that the partnership heretofore existing be-
tween K Daemon and Louis Brandt in the business
OF the 'JouyEe saloon and restaurant at the north
east corner of Front and Madison streets in Seattle
Is dissolved Mr. X. Daenon being sole successor to
the said business, and hereafter all obligations will
De contracted and business transacted only by T.
DaeIaon.
Seattle, wash Dec. 5, 1890. R. DAEMON
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LOST.

LOST.
r OST-A SHAGGY TAN-COLORED FE-
IL male terrier, answering 70 the name OF Susie.
A sutabie:reward viii be paid for her return To Dr.
Churchill. room ITO Washington building.
T OST-A WHITE AND LEMON SPOTTED
L. setter. named Grouse. Finder please return 10
F. w. Dunn, III Madison street. and receive re-
ward.
r OST-A PURSE CONTAINING 1926. FIND
IL er VIII be rewarded BY leaving it at room
Scheuersaan block
r OST-A LARGE RED AND WHITE
il speckied COW, with a small hump on back;
fresh about ten days. Please address any informal
ton TO J. d. Duncan, Post-Inteiligencer.
r OST-BOAT, WITH NEW OARLOCES. AND
IL strip around top; oars blue oyeFcoat finder will
be literally rewarded y. Mccoy, near Mechanics
MILL Foss shack
r OST-BOAT, WHITE, FIFTEEN FEET
IL long, trimmed in blue with two pair of oar
locks, from mouth OF Duwanish river: reward of
SO VIII be paid if left Howes boat house foot of
Spring street.
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EW4RDS.

GS0 REWARD-S50 REWARD WILL BE
.DCO paid by the undersigned for information
thai will lead 10 the recovery of and conviction of
the person or persons who stole the following arri
cies from the Woodland Park hotel sometime be
tween the 29th day OF November and December
One Marlin rifle, 3S-calbre aud a double-barreIed
shotgun the barrel OF which Is 80 inches longgrade
No.j, BC.Smith. hammerlcss hound iIlaid with gold
the IT sgergUaTd and initials G.. c. p engraved
on gold plate on the stock. The gun was enclosed
in black leather with initials on brass plate
of case, -'G c. p" 6. C. Phlnney, room 100 Butler
block
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SEAIILE BRASS FOUNDRY. FooT or
- Jackson street, Seattle, Wash VI
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MINING GEOLOGIST,

(tHAS. Z. BLACKBURN. MINING; FxpEpT
y ana practical economic mineralogist-Wiu ex-
a1illne anu report OF the condition and value OF
any mining property IN the state: viii undertake.
ElsnageInent and scientific developments OF mines:
so.o ana SILVER mines bought and sold: dealer in
gIIt-eGge mining stocks: bargains srararrees5 A -
dress Mountain View. King eountv. Wash
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RAILROAD TICKETS TO ALL POINTS 50 TO
II $40 cheaper than regular rates; every ticket
guaranteed: tickets bought and sold. Richardson
& Co, 1l9 second street. Telephone I4i.
TTNIOSTfCkET OrFICE-NEw YORK SIS.
- Cnlcago $40; ~. Paul, $2S: Butte CITY SIS:
Kansas City, S3l- o04 Second street Telephone
NORTHERN PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE -Is
~ second street. Boston biock-TfcSefs 10 ard
nom all parts Of the world. You WIN save money
o. calling on A. ChiIberg, Agent.
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Z DERsoS-PRACTICAL DY r. AND
cleaner OF ladies and gents cloth =. Ffth
Z lanes.
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FOUND.

FOUND.
I,oUND-A BAY HORSE ABOUT SIXTEEN
hands high, weight about !, 800 pounds; owner
car have same by calling at stable alley be-
tween Marion and Columbia and Third and Fourth
streets, and paying expenses. Robert Clark.
EoUND-A MEAL TICKET ON RUSS HOTEL.
Owner can have same by paying for this ad-
verfisement.
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PROFESSIONAL NERsI
STAGE LINE.

NJ ALL AND STAGE LINE From Us.ss
VI City 70 shelton and Kamlchie. daily - = =
Iern; connections male with trains ana oeAss !.
GSr1y's HAr6or. !. II. Long. PROPRIETOR, Sns.''
Wash.
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BL1CkSMITHING.

ROBERT 6. WESFERNAN, HEAVY fvsnss s
H ing and general blacksmlthing, nacn q ~
Steamboat and building work. al KINDS q 49,.
and miE tools manufactured West street. d..
OF fes1ear avenue P. o. BOX III. seattle, y -.
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W4yTED--IyFORM4TIOy

WANTED - INFORMATION; ANY ONE
w knowing the whereabouts Of the l0-year-old
daughter Of Jack Gordon, who killed BY q blast
explosion near Ballard, sunday last viii please
notify j. 5. NJ Smart, VI. D.. coroner.
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FOR REST--R0oMs.

TOR REyT-yICELY FURNISHED ROOM
+ with board In private family. No. 1r514 Sew
euth street
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FLAGSHIP CHARLESTON.


ne View Cruiser Arrives in Port After
aoufek Passage from San Francisco.
The United States Flagship Char
IeSton arrived Thursday morning
from Ssn Francisco, taking every
one BY surprise. as II was expected
she had gone south from San Fran
cisco. She left the latter port We'd
nesdzy morning. May 21st, and after
the first day experienced pleasant
wesrher. The Charleston anchored
N the naval row and saluted the
Hawaiian flag. The shore battery
responded. 4 B. NJ 5. Champion
ssluted the sdmiral's flag, the Char
lesion returning the salute.
Soon after, Mr.. II. ". Severance,
Z ). Consul General, boarded the
cruiser. and on leaving, the usual
salute OF seven guns was fired. Ad-
MIRA Brown and staff called on Hon.
il Stevens, Z. s. Minister Resi-
dent. ID the afternoon. Mr.. Stevens
lster on vent on board the Charles
ton 4 salute was fired as he left.
4 large number of people were
down on the wharf to have look at
the new cruiser. She Is not 8 very
progressing looking craft on the
outside. but her internal fittings are
s marvel and Of the very latest type.
Il = not known how long she Will re
nEln here
Following Is list OF her officers:
Rs6r-Admiral - George Brown,
Commanding Pacific Station.
Czptsin-George c. Remey.
Fleet Surgeon George W.Woods.
Fleet Psymaster Arthur Burtis.
Fleet Engineer-Philip Inch.
Iieutensnt-C Commander - G. c.
Todd
Lieutenants-W ". L. Field. n. J.
& Patch, J. J. bunker, E. F. Quail
trough, George L Dyer and James
4 Glennon.
Ensigns j. D. Mcdonald, II. E.
Pzrnenter. Elliot Snow, George P.
Blow and ". 5. Burke.
Fleet Marine Officer Captain W.
:. Muse
ChEplgin-Robert Hudson.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-F. W.
7 Weber
Assistant Surgeon George Roth
gEnger-
Passed Assistant Engineer - Ira
n Hollis
Assistant Engineers T. W. Bart
lstl and Horace W. Jones.
Nsval Cadets Magruder, Fuller,
Carney. Churchill and Cole.
Gunner-W. 81. Walsh.
Carpenter II. Hilton.
Psymasters' Clerks-John A. Muir
phy and B. H BOwley.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-03
Pound Hanging to = Tree.

Tuesday afternoon word was re-
carved through the Mutual telephone
o6ce. that 8 man had been found
hanging 10 G tree near the Ahui-
manu- ranch. The police were mott
led and went 10 the spot. The body
was found 10 be that of a Chinaman,
and decomposed beyond recognition.
Il had evidently hung there four or
I've days On the ground near by,
vas the mans clothes with the ex-
cepoon OF the shirt, which was on
the body There was also TWO rice
bags sewn together, and containing
S package Of crackers and another
Of sugar. In the pants pocket was
S dollar and thirty-fve cents. 1t is
supposed 70 be 8 case of suicide
The affair VIII be investigated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-03
Builders Of Steam Machinery

In AL its branches.
Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines & Boilers.
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complies,
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when sd-
VisAble.
STRAIN LAUNCHES, BArges and Steam Tugs con-
struesed with reference to the trade in which
they are TO be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft OF water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Maehinery
made after the most approved plans. Also al
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, Of Boiler OF sheet Iron. of sny
size, made in suitable lengths for con necttne
together, or Sheets rolled punched and PACKED
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
sround.
HYDRAULIC RIFETISG, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made By this establishment rfyeted BIZ
hydraulic riTsttzg machinery, that quality Of
work betns far superior to hand work
SHIP worn. Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
hinches, All and Circulating Pumps, made
After the most approved plans-
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the p.etsf
Coast OF the Heine Safety Boiler
PUAPS-Dfrect Acting Pumps for irritation a,
city WORKS purposes, built With the ceiebrzsed
DAyJ Valve koton, superior to any other
pump.
-lSn Room Nc. 8. upstairs, sprecfels' Bloch
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FILTER PRESSES.

RAACEAC PLANTATION,
HAWAII, March g, 1855.
Els5Sz lron and Locomotive works, San Fran
cisoo-
6e1tle1e2-Ee have used two Of your so
chAnoe-ed Filter Presses this season. They
E-e Co1Fe11ezf- easily handled and are work. ne
e1z-s1y - or satisfaction. I can recommend
II t=F-uTeze1- on then
Fe-y respectfully yours.
isignedl A MOORE,
Manager Pssuksu Plantation
HKKIA, Sept. Is, 1883.
III SOE DIn. Agent Risdon Iron Works,
Eszolulu-
DEAE SKA Please ship one Of your So
CozP&-<Z-ut FILTER Presses, 80 squSre feet
gz-1sce- sE-ze the one supplied Us last season
Whick * pleased - ssy has gwen u entire
azzEtscool- Toua truly.
GEo. z. EwART,
Manager Eeeis Agricultural Co.
k1rk r-sssz-es. occupies . floor space of Tx
aaaAre feet limited number IN stock in
EIsdon Iron Loco. Work.,
San FrAncisco.
RE P4-s1szl4<s enquire Of
Rooz No sp-eckels' Block:
- ". G. IRWIN & Co., Agents
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
appointed administrator of the estate
of DAVID MAEAKU. late of Honolulu.
deceased, hereby notifies all persons hay-
ing claims against said estate TO present the
same to the undersigned within six months
from the date of the publication hereof. or
they Will be forever barred
W. o. SMITH,
Administrator Estate D. Manaku.
Honolulu. May q. 1880 13244t 1886
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-03
@.ntral advertisements.


The Agent for the British Foreign Marine In
surance Company (Limited) has received in
ance between Honolulu and orts IN The Pacific.
and is now prepared to issue Policies At the
lowest rates, with 8 special reduction on freight
per steamers. THEO. H.DANlkS,
lass ~ Agent Brit For Mar. ms. Co., Limited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-03
THRUMS ALMANAC.

NO HANDBOOK EXCELS TIE HAWAIIAN
ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable
Ez<zsS--l And general information relating to
xhszs Islands. Price s. cents; OF mailed abroad
. cents each
TEOS. G. TERUN. Publisher,
l-s1- Honolulu, q. I.
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5prrinl Notices.
Mr.. ". F. ALLEN.

H2s AZ OFFICE WITH NESsRS. BISHOP (
II o.. corner Of Merchant and KSAnumAnE
E--esss. AID lie I'll be pleased 10 attend to any
hzs-1ess entrusted 70 him. I224-6m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-03
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