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, 1890-07-17

CORNELIUS q. HARRINGTON.
Land once ut spokane Fails. Wash. June
4 1890
Notice Is hereby given that tho following.
named settler ha. filed notice Of hts intcu-
tl0n tomnkc hual prpOi In support Of his
claim aud that said proof VIII be made
before the T.. ;. land oihcc at Spokane Fails,
wash. on July 90, l-0D. at II A. ~, viz:
Cornelius q. Harrington, who made IRE.
cmpttOu hliug No. 7Iii for the NV. swi 4,
sec. II twp - n, range ato. W. VI.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon AEd cultiya.
tinu ~ said land, Wit
John y. sullivan n. ". Moline, Joshua y,
Petcrktn aud Henry &. Barker, all Of Spo-
kane Ia l., Wash,
Any person who desires tn protest against
the n luWHuCC ut such proof. ur Nho knows
OF sn} substantial reason, under Tho law
aud the tcsula,io ions NJ the interior depart
mcnt, why such proof should not bN nj,
lowed viii hu given an opportunity at tho
above meutioned time uld place To trlss.
examine tnr WitnCs.cs rt said claimant and
To offer evidence In Tgbuttel OF that submit.
ted by claimant. A.W. STRONG,
l4io Register
, 1890-07-17

Strawberries, Easpberrics and Or
ances bIaHprearing Caiifornia
aTapes In tile Market.

Grapes In the Market.
During the past week little change
has taken place IN the local market. All
Of the commission houses are doing a
good business. Blackbcrries and pears
are daily arriving. All kinds OF melons
are just beginning to come in, while
strawberries, rasrbcrries and oranges
are fast disappearing. Snake river fruits
are daily arriving in the market and the
warm weather Of the past few days has
had a tendency to lower the price of
small fruits. Plums, aprcots, peaches
and igs are daily arriving. small
onions and raiisnes are scarce, while
potatoes, tufn'ps, cabbage, peas and
string beans are becoming plentiful.
Yesterday large shipment of CAT
ifornia vegetables, consisting of greens,
squash, bcets, potatoes, turnipS, etc,
arrived, and the California fruits, plums,
pruncs, pears auI grapes. is expected
that both the California vegetable and
fruit crop this year wIll be much smaller
than for a number Of years, owing to tile
heavy frosts and severe storms which
that state has been subjected TO.
Local. QUOTATIONS.
The market quotations are corrected
every Wednesday morning by NJ. -. Dob.
son, wholesale commission merchant, at
No. GIG Howard street. Spokane Fails,
Whcat-flrm nt 5S@62c per bu.
Flour SaiiGSi per bbl.
Hay-Wid $luGl2.5p, grain hay Sl2 80
a 10, balcd timothy s22@25.
OatS-Sl.iOm LEO per cwt.
MeatS-Bccl live stali-fcd i0l4lsc; re.
tail sd2ic; choice cuts loo DC. Hogs
dressed sWDc, retail 1000 l5c mutton %;
retail mutton and veal choice cuts l2Js
M2Uc.
Poultry--Thc market is Arm; live
S4.5OCdO per dozen; dressed G5c each.
Butter-Creamery. 2oG30c; dairy and
ranch 1922
Eggs -2JCG22C.
Fish -limgc l2I1@ loo per pound.
Oatmenl-5MBc.
Cornmcal-5C.
New potatoes -. fl@1,25 Ter 100
pounds,
Old potatoes -sl.75a2 per 100 pounds.
Cabbage-SG3 O per pound.
parsnips--ti % per owt.
Turnips- slGi q percwt.
Apples EyapOrated I2lSalic.
Oranges SpW6.5O.
Blaci<berr1es-- l2isc.
aspberries-s3@32 % per case.
Currants-Dried l2xc
Prunes--l0c. Italian 15c; French isr.
Iemons--SJdD.1 per box.
Sugar--Extra v e@ lvs; granulated 10
0tllc.
Cofioe--Grecn 2jls3pc roasted 2jdioc
salt-Comnon 81 IS per lO0 pounds,
dairy 50.
CTacSers-T@ loc.
sirups-75c@sl per gallon; maple
81 21Cgl "a.
RiCe--lOc.
Bcans-Small whites 525c.
Canned Goods-California 81. J0df6
per case.
Z Cheese--ohio croam DC; New York
cream 25c.
Lard-6-pOund cans T5c.
Prov roNisions-Smokei bacon, packing.
house brands, l2ls@l4o breakfast bacon
li@ l6c; hams, Eistern, l6@lsc; home
sugnr-oured ham lSc.
Strawberries 20Ge25c per box.
Cherrlcs-Sl. 5OM2 per box.
Apricots-.2.
Peaches 25d LIS per box.
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

CHARLEs CHARLTON.
Land onlco at spokane Falls, wash. June
Z. isp0
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has iilvd notice OF his inten'
ton 10 make hpal proof In support
Of his claim. and that said prooi will
be made before the register aud receiver at
spokane Falls, Wash, on July 30, isno, at
10 NJ, VIZ; thattes charlton, who made
declatatoty statement No. u, 2 10 Tor tho swJ .
SOC. IL, twp, ~ y, oi range ~ e., w, VI.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous Incidence upon and cultiya-
ton Of said land, viz.'
George Food aud John Cook, OF Hazatd
7. o Fred Fender. " Mayer y. o., aud John
Russell nj Hazard L. u.
ANY person Who do ,iTcs 10 protest against
tho allowance ui such proof. Or wins knows
oi any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of the interior depart
mont why such proof should not be al
lowed VIII bc given an opportunity at tho
above mentioned time aud place to cross
examine the Witnesses Of said claimant nd
to ni'cr evidence In rebuttal - that submit
ted by claimant A, ". sIKONG,
lsb Kggi,t1 e.
, 1890-07-17
ORDER To Snow CAUSE.

In the Probate Court for spokane county
state Of Washington.
Order 10 snow cause why order OF sale of
real estate should not be made,
In the matter OF the estate OF Hannah
Young, deceased
Janice ". Young, the admlnisifator OF the
estate OF II annah Young, deccased) having
nled his petition herein praying for an or.
der OF sale Of all the real estate OF said deceit
dent. for the purposes therein set fotth, n
Is therefore ordcfe1 by tho said court. tha
all persons interested In the estate OF said
deceased appear before the SAID probate
court, on the 10Th day OF August, 500, at
10 clock In the forcnoon!of sald day. at the
court room Of said probate court. In sp okAne
Falls, county OF spokane, TO show cause why
an order should not he granted TO the said
James W, Young, admlnlsiritor. 10 sell so
much OF the real estate Of thv said deceased
as shall be necessary.
And that . copy Of this orderbc published
at least four conse sutive week, in the spo-
kane Falls Rev Jews newspaper printed and
published in said spokane county.
MlLLARDT. HART SON, Judge
dated July ~, 1900
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.


Land once at spokane Falls, wash, July
H. iFn
Notice IL hereby given that tho following
named settler has tilcd notice of his iutcn
iion Tn make hnal proof In support " his
claim, aud thHt said proof will be- irade he.
tore the United STATE. land ohlce At spokane
tnuS Wash on september I, lsr, VIZ
Ancl Upright. who b. adr homestead entry
No no for the cts uf SCI 4. sci, of uel
and NV Of se' u see. g. twp. - n, range
~ e.. W &
lie names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud cuitiya'
tun ot said land, viz
Jason " Nhinujy. Joseph y Moran, Levi
Wons and AlbcftC. Nubcck, all Of spokane
Falls Wash.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance oi such proof, ur who knows
NJ any substantial reason, under the law
aud the reIuiatlous oi the Interior Depart
menl, why such pfOpi should not be allowed
VIII he given an opportunity vt the above
mentioned time and place 10 crosse cSaminc q
the witnesses ut .nid claim aud 10 oiicr
evidence In robuttal Of that submitted by
claimant, A. w, STRONG, Register.
IiEt
, 1890-07-17

A Residence and Warehouse Dcs.
troyed by Fire.

CGrrAx, Wash, July1i.-Fire to.nigh
destroyed the residence of John T..
Adams; also, the warehouse and ouI q
buildings of Aaron Kuhn. The fire
ragged fearfully for some time, endanger-
ing the residences of +. 4. Morse. A.
Kuhn and the row west of West street.
The Congregational church also had -
narrow escape. J. T. Adams loss Ia
probably $500; insured for 500.
Aaron kuhn's loss can not be
nscertainod tonight, he being
absent from town. but will no doubt run
into the thousands, as lnrge quantities
Of goods were stored in tho warehouse.
lie lost valuable horse, which was
kept IN an adjoining stable. The fire
boys did excellent wOfk saving many
buildings nom certain destruction.
, 1890-07-17
siiERIFF's SALE.
TmE srAr, OF wA.ntsoroS

lHt NtAIu OF NASHlNtrnN,l s.
COUNTY OF SPOKANE ~
by rtue OF an execution Issued out oi the
Honorable superior Court OF Spokane county
on the Sd day oi June, i-nD 10y the cicrk
thereof, in the case OF p u. Mlcklc ys.
Louisa VI. Kellogg, case no. 2,bUI. aud ~
me, ~ shcrin, directed nui delivered.
Notitc hcrcb, giyrn that | " u proceed
~ sell to tho highest biddet tor cash, within
the hours prescribed by law for sheriff :
sales, towit. At > o'clock T.. ~ on the eth
day Of July, A. y. 1870, before tho court
house door OF said SgOkane county. IN tho
state OF Wa ingtou All the right, title AID
interest OF tho said Louisa N. kellogg In mud
to the following deserted properly, to wit
Lots siS nij and seven "a, lilock ten tlUl.
HRyorlnhlc's addition to the city Ot SPOKANE
Fails, Washington, levied ou as the properly
Of Louisa VI. kclogg To satisfy Judgment
amounting To il01.12. in favor OF =, ~
Nlicklc, aud cost of suit.
Given under my hund this 10Th day of
Juno, 1870. y. n. IltSCHLlfF
sheriff pt SpOkHnu Co., Wash.
ByF X. PuGI, Deputy. 2dit
, 1890-07-17

Nhh v Ri ~ iDN D.
Land oftico at spokane Falls. Wash,
June q $500
Notice Il hereby glven that the following.
named settler has flied notice NJ his inteii.
ton To make final proof IN airport " his
claim and that said proof viii be made be-
fore the register and receiver at spokane
Falls, Wash, on Tucs'lay, August ~, 1890. at
=. NJ, via. samuel A. Love, who made
homcstcad cntty No. B,B32 for the SCI nell.
e's sci aud swi, e. Of sec. ~, twp. 2on. OF
range ~ g. W "
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove
his oontin uoua residence upon and eulilya'
lion OF said land, viz
and Ross Myers, al, Of spokane Falls p. @,
Wash
Any person who desires To protest against
the allowance of such proof. or who KNOWS
OF any substantial icasOu. under the law
and regulations Oi the Interior Department,
why such proof should ~ be allowed, VIII
he given an Opportunity at the abote'men-
toned time and place to cfo's-eNamlne the
witnesses ot said claimant und 10 offer cyl
dence In rebuttal Of that .nbmittcd BY
claimant A. W. 5TROSt,
1910 Register.
, 1890-07-17
Nc TICE OF FINAL PROOF.


Land onico at Spokane Falls, Wash. June
~, 1890
Notice u G.TelY s,,on that the folloNing
named settler has 'lcd notice OF his inten.
tiou tn make husl proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof VIII be N ado
before the Register and Receiver Of tho
United states land office ut hpokHne Falls.
Wash. on August n, 1890, at r. NJ. via:
Frank Van Behber, who made homestead ap,
plicatiOn No. O,iSi, for the sls otnwl and
lots 3 end Of sec ., twp 10 n, range I3 G
W. ~.
he names the following witnesses 10
prove hts continuous residence upon and
cultivation oi snid land, viz;
!. T.. cowgirl Il. NJ. j. Armstrong, Il. NJ.
Rcy n 0ds and u. ", Blake, all OF Chattaroy
Spokane county, Wash.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof. or who Knows
Of any substantial reason, under the law
and regulations OF the interior department
why such proof should not he allowed, will
bc given nil opportunity ~ the above men,
toned time aud place To cross examine the
witnesses OF said claimant and to Oder eyi.
dcncc In rebuttal Of that submltted BY claim.
ant 2JfJ A. W. STRONG, Register.
, 1890-07-17

~ blown 10 pieces that they really were
not wrecks under which tho occupants
could lie buried. Dcnd bodic, were
iuund many rods from the houses they
htl owned when living.
The mos, alarming news comes from
l@Kc Coleman. Tho keeper Of the boat
house says that he let out at least tif-
teen bouts. None of them had less than
Two occupants, and some three or four.
since the fearful storm passed over the
lake no trace of the boats or the un iortu
nnte passengers has been found.
, 1890-07-17
wHoLEsALE SMUGGLING.
Eiispsburgh the Center Of tho Illicit
Opium Trattic.

TACOMA, Wash, July l5,--A revenue
officer stated to-day that smuggling
operations upon large scnle were being
carried on through EIlensburgh. Opium
is tho principal article Of the Illicit com.
merce, and II is brought down the old
kootcnai trail from the British line and
shipped eastward. Smuggling is req.
ularly carried on at Tacoma, although
upon very small scale. ami with such
extreme care and watchtulness as to
render proof well nigh impossible. At
Eilensburgll. however, there Is less re-
straint, since there Is neither deputy
United States marshal or "a customs col.
lcctor at that point. Barrel after barrel
OF opium passes into that city over the
koDteuai trail,
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE or rINAL rRoor.
MAN wgiNEAUFF II :. 1000.
Land o lice at spokane Fans, Wash. Jul

MAN wEINHAu FF, n :. 1000.
Land o lice at spokane fils, Wash. June
~ lspO
Notice Is hereby giycn that tho following.
named settler has illcd notice oi his intcn.
uon to make nna proof IN support OF his
claim and that said proof wil' f.c made ne
tore tho Register aud Receiver OF
Falls, Wash. OH August .. lsp0, at u A. ~, -,
viz: Max Weiukaun, who tiled q. :. No
7,UO0, Tor the uwl oi mel. see 81, twp .D
H., range ~ e, ". 81.
lie names tho following witnosses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultiva
lion OF said land, VIZ.
J. Dcycncr. B. Gl. u. n, McCun and Pat
Guunip, all of spokane Falls, Wash.
Any person who dosife, to protest against
tho allowance Of such proof or who knows
Of amy substantial reason, under the law
and tie rcgu iations Of the Interior Depart.
ment, why such proof should no, he at.
lowed, VIII be given an opportunity ut the
above mentioned time snd place to cross
examine tho witnesses of said claimant and
To offer evidence in rehutia OF that sub.
mit,ed BY claimant A. w. STRONG.
2Bi0 Register.
, 1890-07-17
AN APPALLING DISASTER.
Eighty Five Bodics Recovered Up to
Dark Last sight.

LsKT CRY, Mimi, July ii.-Sur.
rounded by beautiful bluffs and farm.
Ing lend Lake pepln's unrufilcd sur
face gave to-day little evidence of the
fierce struggle with the elements and OF
the death dealing fury OF the storm
that ragged oil this city last night, with
scarcely note OF warning there
burst upon this region one Of tho
scyercst storms known in It's
history, and the loss OF life is probably
greater than any other single calamity
that ever visited any part OF the North.
west,
Eighty two bodies have been rccov-
cred anu idcncliicd when the search was
discontinued at dark tonight How
many more were lost Is a matter ofun-
certainty, but 1t is feared that the mum
ber will reach too.
The excursion steamer Sea Wing, OF
Diamond Blut, had carried a party Of
200 or more oNcursiOnists from Red
Wing to the camp OF the First regiment,
Minnesota National Guards, just below
the city. When the day was coming to
q close, Captain Wcthern prepared to
return the boat load to their homes
Many among them feared the sp-
preaching storm, and asked that
he postpono departure until after tho
storm had blown over, Thinking tho
storm would not prove serious. he would
not consent but at about = O'Clock
started Oft up the lake towards Red
Win, ncarlv anO pnss,nyors Loip, on
board Tho wind was blowing a gale,
point OF land runs out from
the Minnesota shore Just above
'n's piace' across rom Wh'ch Is known
as "Mueh "ooh, anu 10 pass around
this point IL was necessary Tor the
steamer to turn slightly toward the
Wisconsin shore, and Immediately the
hurricane seized hold or the oI,e,dv
.,,,s,I,,,,, anJ .,aaL,,, -,
'i"Hb"s "'" "N""s '''soi' "hu
'Mh'eu he' ou' VI oontroi OF her gu
gineers anu crew. An attempt to beach
hor failed, and over she went
with her great load of ras.enrers
Tho barge i'm Grant which was i'm 10 W
ord an nbich ohor, on..e,.,,a. -, ,n.
u''u y" "." auo"' e'iuaf'ei VI ,ho
eNeurs'oh's~ nao ofoWued' was also
seized, her awning being crushed IN anu
lho passengers thrown into the water
This happened lust below the pojnt.
and ns the beluloss hunks drif,ed bcGors
,ho ,,i. ,ha .,oon,.r r,.h,sa h.,
."H, 70, ran,,sa,, w..
sell ior moment out in
another moment was keeled over.
The barge broke loose and drifted down
onposite the town. and those still ON
hoard nbou, twenty I'm number wer,
resone,l. The stenmer drifted iu back Of
.so ~ 80 N :" '"N" VI
'ne Po'n' ""' sara -
Many were saVeu, however ana the
heroism oil q number OF rsscuers cannot
DO too highly praised. Corporal
d, l.. Perry compelled a spectator to
assist him, and saved tho lives
oi eighteen Of those who were still cling
liz. MIN AMI, aver sixty were rescued
rom wha, seemed certain death. small
A. soon ma the wori reached ii /, mill
tin CAMP volunteers were cnlied for, and
, 1890-07-17


The state OF washington. County ofspo
kane, -.
In. tho Superior Court for SPOKANE County
John =. Marchand plsinfif. w. Lxxic
harchand. defendant.
state Of washlnston 10 the aboy,
named defendanl Ia the nsme u
tho state ol Washington, you are
hereby notified that John p. Marchsnd.
plaintiff. has fiicd complaint against you 10
the superior courtof Spokane county, stAteoi
Washington. held at spokane Fslis whirh
will come on tobe heard sixty days after Tie
irst publ lcation OF this ~ mon ., to.wit; sit,
" days after the I2th day Of June, is0fl
ana unless you appeal and answer the
same on or beiore the ith day OF August
1890. the same viii ba taken ss confessed.
and tho prayer OF said complaint granted.
The object and prayer of SAID com plaint fs
the plaintiff and deiendant-
',.,-''.''i witue.. my hand and seal
SEAL. oi said court this, I in day
.........i of June A. D, 1900 J.
In, ARMSTRONG. Ciefk.
ByALLs i?lIsST2N Deputy
1910 Attorney forPlAintin.
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE.
United States Land Odicc.
Mash Nav ia tsnn

United States Land Odicc, SPOKANE Falls,
Wash, May 10. $500.
Complaint having been entered at thi,
once by John McDcnnott against Richard
Hugunin ior abandonin his home tcad en-.
try No, o.1sJ, dated June IL, ls-6. upon
the swl.. zee. IA twp ~ ~, range +5 c., w.
to the cancellation ol said ontry, the 50
parties are hereby summoned to appear al
this offics In spokane tals. Wash, ON the
Nj 10 respond and furnish testimony con,
eerning Said alleged abandonment
l2io A. W. STRONG, Register,
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE OF FINAL PSooR.
JoHS y. WALTER.

Land once at spokane Falls WASH. Nas
81, 1900.
named settler has filed notice of M
intention To make Anal commit
ton proof in support Of bis claim
and thai said proof will be made be
fore the United States land onlce At SPOKANE
Fails, Wash, on Angust 4, isov. at !
NJ, viz. John l. walter, who made home
stead entry No. lod7, Tot the Wis. ~ y
Of sec \, twp. 2J N. range "a H., W. ".
lie names'the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rc-idesceulon and euitirA
tion OF said land, via -,
David B koby, J. J.. riper. Joseph MAv
and John Cslisisn. all OF feone p o.. spo-
kane county, Wash.
Any person who desires 20 protect asainsl
the allowance OF such proof o. whp nov.
ofany substantial fcaaoif, under ~ huu
regulations cf the inieflcf department, wny
such prpoi should not be allowed. Win -
given al opportunity at the Aeovs-msH
Tened time and p acc to crots,cshm,ne Wy
witnesses OF taid claimant. ana 70 cncr cyl
dencs Ia rcbuttal OF that submittet -
0 aimant ot6 A W. STRONG. keeisten
, 1890-07-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land Act. June ., 1878.
T. l. M 90

Land once AT spokane Falls. Wash. June
10, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that In Compliance
with the prnyisions of the act OF congress OF
Juno Z, 1878, entitled AN act for the sale
OF timber lands In the states Of California,
oregon, Nevada, and Washington territory
David &. Conner. OF spokane Fails,
county of spokane. state Of Wasn't ngton, has
this day hlei IN this Once his sworn state.
mont no. 90, for tho purchase Of tho nj, OF
swl. OF section No. 80, in township
No, 81 ~, range No. "a and win
Ofer proof to show tina, the land sought Is
moro valuable for its timber or htonc than
for agricultural purposes, md 10 establish
his claim TO said land before the register
and receiver OF this Office At spokane Falls,
Wash, on Monday. the Isidsy OF september,
500, at o 4. NJ
He names as witnesses:
Frank X. Wilcox, Joscph W. Bye, Sol Cam.
eron and John Ashley. all OF Spokane Falls.
wash.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-de,cribcd lands are requested to
filc their clsims In this once on or before
said LIST day ot septembe , lr0O.
.6nO A. w. STRONG. Register.
, 1890-07-17
AMONG THE VICTIMS.
A Citizen Of Spokane Falls Receives a
Sad Telegram,

Harry l.. Nero, of the Imperial cloth
ing.house Of this city, yesterday received
a letter from his old home at Diamond
Blum, Wiz, bringing tho sad intelli-
genco that his father, brother and sister
we're among the passeng gers lost on the
the ill.iaied steamer sea wing, which
was wrecked OH Lake Pepin by the
cyclone last Sunday. The name OF Mr.
Menos sister, Myrtle. appears among
the list Identified. Mr.. Memo departed
for Diamond Bluil on tho east pound
Northern Pacific train last night.
, 1890-07-17
PROBABLY THIRTY VICTIMS.
Six More Bodies Recovered From the
u old OF tho Tloga.

CHICAGO, July i3.-six more bodies
were recovered to-day from tho hold of
the steamer Tioga, making nineteen so
far, exclusive Of one Of the injured who
died at the hospital. Ono OF the corpses
taken out to-day was that of white
man. The Others were negroes. Only
two were identified, Louis nnd Henry
Alexander. co!ored stevedores. How
many moro men were killed Is now n
growing uncertainty. Probably IL
would not be too much to assume thirty
deaths as about the correct total. Half
OF the hold i, yet Uttered with wreckage
from the explosion.
, 1890-07-17
MOTTO. OF FINAL xsoor.

United states land once at Spokane bAllsu
wash. May b, 1890
Notice 10 hereby given that In eonpliancs|
with the provisions ol the act Of congress
OF Juno Q. 1878, entitled ".An scs for she
sale Of timber Lands In the states OF Caiifor-'
MIA, Oregon, Nevada and Washington terri-|
forty" Henfy Brook, of spokans Failn.|
county OF spokane, state OF Wellington. hs}
this day iled In this Office hi. snovn state
ment No. -, for the purchase OF the M
swi4 81 nwIt Of section go, In township ~
~, range 4oe., W. 81, and will offer proof a
show tnat the Ian sought e. morv yalusbi(
Tor Its timber or stone than for Agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim To ssid|
land before the register and recsivcrof this
once at spokane Falis. Wash, on Wsduss-|
day. the 30th day OF July. 1890 at 0 A. M.
lie names as Witnesses Joseph H. spear,
sns,aIs 2, sponsaIe fsn w "@n, ehs pavia mIi 81
Loon Lake. WASH, and Jacob Vosts of
sprinEdais, wash
Any and all persons claiming adversely
tho above -described lands are requested u
die their claims in this ofnce on or before
said Goth day Of July, 1900.
selO A W. STRONO. Rexfst~r
, 1890-07-17
Tho Farmers BegIunlng to Harvest
Their Big ttops.

TACOMA, Wash, July i5-Suporin.
tendent Cardin, OF the Northern Pacific
Elevator Company, received - telegram
this morning IRON Athena. Or, stating
that the first barley is coming into the
market "The new wheat crop" said
MIR, Cardin, 'will follow closely upon
tho heels Of the barley crop" Tho
wheat cutting in tho Walln WallA
district is now in proGres, Much OF tho
grain is yet green In the Talouso coun =
lry, and in some parts the cutting Will
not begin Tor four or live weeks, In the
Wnlla WAlln district the wheat Is mostly
OF the winter variety. Tic barley crop
viii bo much larger this year than last.
Most OF the crop Is ground up for feed ia
the grain district, ana what little tho
elevator company handles is shipped to
81 Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee for
brewing purposes.
, 1890-07-17
MorIcE or FINAL rnoor.

United States Land Once, SPOKANE Falls.
wash, May u. 1900
Notice Is hereby given That In compiisncs
with Tho. provisions of the act of congress of
June y, 1873, entitled AN act for the sale
ot timber lands In the states ~ Caiifornls,
OREGON. Nevada and Washington tcrritory,"
Thomas Y. Iionsby, OF Spokane Fails.
county OF Spokane, state Of Washington, has
this day iled in this once his sworn stsf4-
meat, No. 80 lot the purchase Of tho ny
NJ nj sanee s "a sns viii n oSsr ,Sgwn,n.p r,np, ~ y
show that the land sought II more valuable
for Its timber or stone Than Tor Agricultural
purposes. and to establish his chilm 10 said
land before the register aud receiver OF thix
oniee At spokane Falls, Wash, on Tuesday.
the Goth day OF July, 1890, at 0 A. ".
lie names q. Witnesses Henry Hfook and
Joseph u: spear. OF spokane Falls, Wash
Charles u Arnold Of loon Lake. wAsh..
and David c Hull, ot sprf ngdtlo, WASH.
Any aud all per.ons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested TO
file their claims In this once on OF before
said 10Th day OF July, isaa
sel0 A. W. STRONG. Register.