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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23
DIRECTORY.
TOWN OFFICERS
NAYoR-W. s. Th"'nson.
]. \. !'rITell.

TOWN OFFICERS
NAYOR-W. s. Th3'LsOn.
TREASURER j. y. h'r"reil.
CHIEF OF POLICE-- - J King.
JAILoR-Capt. Jas. ~. obinaon.
COMMISsIONERs--W. e.. Thomson,
J. A. Ferrell, w. A. Jri,"snn, J. H..
Stevens, II. II, PdrtricE.
COUNTY OFFICERS:
SuERIFF-J. NJ. Spell.
CLERK OF SCrErLoE CJCET-J.
<. Bizzell.
TRrAerREr-J. =. H"wlan.
REGI.TEE OF DEEr--D. +. Her
ring.
CoCNTY UEEEyOE-Arthul Lee.
CoRoN ER-Ur. At. Cooper.
BOARD or EDCCATiDN-lt. X.
Bell, a. r. Herring and Warren
johnson
CovMr44IoNEI.s Captain {. Par
tricl. ..C.IIobb-, !. ". Mar-hburn.
SJPHFIETLNuENT OF HEALTH
FOR CouNTY--Ur.J J. \. Stevens.
STAvDAUD KEEPEE-W. *. Boa
man.
SUPErINTFNuE%T or CoCETY
FARM-Jamca Shjpp.
SUPT. Pun. IN@TEUCTIoN-l7ham
Royal.
or of the Eastern District 1T NOrth
Carolina.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23

& SENSIBLE BACHELoRs.-The
bachelors Ut the village seem to
be matrimonially inclined. Who
next ?-Davie Times.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23
I0rmCnting Pains.

| had an attack Of rheumatism
that chung to me wit. persistence for
nearly four years, detying aIlathe
remedies prescribed by phy-icials,
ana numbers. Of other medicines
which took. was continually
troubled with tOrmenting mains. |
h"aIiy concluded to givGup ali other
treatment, and went to the drugstore
OF DR.. j. C. Franklin, siu this city;
here, ! purchased a bottle Of 5. S, S.
AFTER taking several Of which, was
perfectly cureG> [ have be ~ wei
Oil tiitt (iI-eslzzio5' siinc0 last January. |
consider >. S. S. 4 blessing to all 81
tticted with rheumatism.
$. +. JopaRAN.
- Broad StrCrt- NasE..;lln To,.,,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23
CITTrR(I HES.


Baptist,-pa-tor, o. =. Mcets.
Services, 1T and Sd t5abbath' OF
each month. Prayer meeting Tues
day at 7 p. NJ. sunday school. sun
day, Bpm.
Prc5bytcrlan-Pastor, Br. y. +.
Marablc, Services, 2ud and TIL Sun
days. Prayer meeting, Wednesday
ut p. Nj. Sunday school, 9 \. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures, G. II. JerOr. G
Services, Cat Presbyterian and Bap-
tist,) 1st Sunday II, ). NJ. and II.
III. Sunday school lin Lodge every
Sunday at 9 A. NJ. Prayer meeting
lat Presbyterian Church) Thursday
nights at p. NJ.
EpisCOpal-Rector,
Services, Sunday, II a. NJ. and 400
p. M. Sunday school, 3P. Nj.
Colored Baptist-SecOnd Sunday
in each month at II \. NJ, 3 p. NJ.
and p. M.
MISCELLANEOUS
X. OF H.--A. f. Johus9n, Dicta-
tor, meets every thirl Friday y lght
~ II. ..ocf.
,, ram Easonie LODGE. NJ.
,orshburn, Master, meets every
tb;rd Frid5 at IL O'Clock n. NJ.
clint lodge, No. 12l, /. 90. f.,
Dr Nh A. Stevens, n. c., meets
nyo( Monday night.
Library OF Clinton Literary AssO-
citation over postotlice. Librarian,
w. S. Thomson.
Clinton Loan Association Prcsi-
dent, J. l.. Stewart; Cashier, w. l..
FaisOn.
Railroad Dcp",---tgcnt, &. II.
Holland, Jr.. Telegraph Operator
j. G. H0lmC,,
y. NJ. G. A.--A. 4. Butler, rrcs:-
dent. Meets H. CourthoU~" every
Monday at 1870 y. NJ.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23
Supreme Courts for 18th, 9th aud TIA ta-
dicial Districts, 1880
11tnGEs (ResfCfnnf.A

4th District, Spiey Whitaker; Wake,
9th " E.T. BoyllIn, Sampson.
18th " J. G. McEea, Of Cum
bcrIand county.
EOIIGIF1RS.
4th District, Y. NJ. Argo, of Wake.
9th &" @. II. Allen, OF Lenoir,
18th /" Frank MciN cill of Rich
mOnd county.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23

Manufactures veriey Shipping Crates and
Vegetables Grape Baskets Perfection Butter Dishes Quality
and prices guaranteed to meet shy competition an2y
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23

Gould Scarcely walk.

In the year 1855 had severe at.
tack OF rheumatism which so affect
ed me that could scarcely walk for
several months. tried plumbers of
remedies bur without atrorGing me
relief was induced to try $. S. S.
Alter taking several bottles l was
completely cured and once again
able to attend to ny busin css. From
my experience" ! can safely say that
>. >. ;. j. the BEST rheumatism med
icinc IN TIC world. NJ. SEssEx.
Il lNn,.illn ( L.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-23

- Treatise on Blood and Skin lyis-
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3. AtIanta. Gtoruia
, 1890-05-29
suEHIFr's SALE.

state oi Washington, County Of spokane
In The superior Court Of the state oi wash.
ington sud for the County pt sP9kann
In and tot spokani COMFY sail state.
Frank johnson, plnnun, " sophia
Reeves, TObRn T., RCoNes, her husband, ana
Albert sotter, dciendants; decree OF lore
closure and order 4 sale.
ny virtue OF decree ana order OF SAFE
mado and entered In the above entitled
cause and court ON the 10th day OF April,
4. y, 1890, n copy NJ which has been
Issued aud certified to mo by the clerk OF The
said coult, under the seal thereof, bearing
date the l7lh lay of May, A. u, $500 for the
sum Of ,4si7; 90. gold coin, with interest.
and the further SUN of si3 10 cu,ts. aud
the further sim oi 500 attorneys fees aud
also the Increased costs thereon, !, y. II.
liinehlin, sheriff of Spokane eognty,, state
June, A, u, 1890 at the hour Of 10 o'clock
A, VI Of said day nj thc front door of the
court house, In Spokane Falls, spokane
county, sell nt public auction, TO the highest
bidder, for cash. the following dcscrilcd
kanegoupty. Washington, and particularly
described rs follows, tp-Wit;
lot NJ, six co., In block No. 40 t4ol In the
lrst addition to spokane Falls. the snuc
being situated IN tho city oi spokane Falls
state Of Washington, together with
all and singular the tcncmcnts, hetudlt'
nmcnts aud appuftcnance- thoreuuiq
belonging or In auywlse appcrtalning SAID
property q taken and said ~. the property
Of sophia Reeves. Tobun y, Reeves and Al
bert SoTtot
ton, this 2olh day Of May, A p i7,o.g
o2ot sheriff OF gpoknuo County, Wash.
, 1890-05-29
THE RACE PROBLEM.
II WIN Prove Troublesome to the
Baptlsts.

CHICAGO. May o., - Tho American
Baptist Publication Society to-day
elected Samuel A. Crozier, of Pennsyl-
vanin, president 4 large number Of
other officers were also elected.
A committee report was adopted rec.
ommending that a committee be ap-
pointed to prepare cateohsm for use
In the sunday schools.
At tho afternoon session sensation al
episode occurred involving the raco
question.
Rev. A. BinRa, OF Virginia, presented
protest from the Virginia State Asso-
citation of Colorod Baptists, condemning
the publication society for the indlgnlty
offered the colored Teope by the drop.
ping, through race prejudice, of tie
names of Revs Lowe Smmonds and
Brooks from the lis, ofcuntri butors TO
the Baptist Teacher. MIR. Binga trml y
demanded an explanation of the drop
ping of his three COlorcd brethren.
General secretary Gntliths assumed
all the responsibility. He said that the
thrrc ministers in question had said
warm things during the bitter troubles
ut Indianapolis last year, which the peo.
pie had exaggerated and misunderstood.
The three were thereby untitled to serve
as editorial writers and the publishers,
who had tho right so informed them.
At the conclusion of Dr. Griflith re.
marks the protest was referred to the
board of manages, IL was intimatod
during the discussion on the mat ter that
unless something was done to counter
act the elect of dismissal OF tho three
coored writers the liaptists were liable
to have their hold on tho colorcd race
WcN kcupd
, 1890-05-29

Whereas, Default abs heen made in the
payment OF the money secured by u certain
6 hattel mortgage, according to ths terms
therein descfibcd and set forth, bearing
date the I'd day OF May, 1890. duly made
and executed by T.. X. Mitchell and J, r.
SorInScc = whioh MA morir,ge NO ~ o9dS; aS ~
recorded In the auditors officc OF the county
OF Spokane and state OF Washington. Ia book
" NJ OF chatlel mortgage, OF said county and
$40.
Aud whereas, the amount due on said
mortgage at the date OF this notice is the
sum uf fSl0o, principal, and e., interest,
tlUD, which said sum 4 now due on said
mortghge and remains unpaid. ns Aforesaid.
a SPs iessfoT nosSs sSS j eerS9y Ten ahS q
all whom II may concern, that undcr and
by Vriue OF the statute In such case made
anC provided, and the power OF sale uon.
herewith NJ Aforesaid, said mortgage Will 10
iofecloscd by u sale OF the persona property
herein described, by the sheriff VI the
auction. on tno coin day OF June. 1890. at
the hour Of ten QO) o'oiock A. ". OF said
day, at the q. X. livery stable, on the cor.
nsr OF Riverside avenue and Lincoln street
In the city of Spokane Falls, Wash, And the
proceeds arising from the sale OF said prop.
crty will be applied to tho satisisction OF the
said sum due on said mortgage Ia principal
ana interest and accruing interest until
paid, togeth or with.the sum OF $50 as ettor.
ncy lees, as provided In said mortgage, with
the costs of this sale.
The following Is "a full description OF the
mortglaed property 10 be sold. as aioresaid
a. contained In raid mortgage, to-wit;
Five 10y sweil bodied singlc cutters, one
a. double-sea swell. bodied sleigh, one set
OF single harness, one lady's side saddle; one
hay horse. black name and tail and feet,
aoout teycn years old, weight about 1,JOu
pounds, namrd Morgan" branded 30 on
the left hind leg; one horse. about seven
years old mostly white, some white spots on
body, weight about 1 900 pounds, branded
"H' on left shoulder. named spot"
KING a LEIGH,
22s< Attorneys for Mortsa2ee.
, 1890-05-29
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Strawberries Becoming Plentiful
Small Fruits Coming in Quite
Freely--vegetables.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States.

The local markets for the past week
have remained quite firm, although
small fruits are coming in freely. Tho
windy and rainy days have had a ten
dency to cause much inconvenience to
the strawberry pickers, although at the
present time the market is well supplied
with the delicious fruit Radishes nre
plentiful and young onions are becom-
ing scarce. Other garden vegetables arc
rapidly making their appearance In the
market.
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
The market quotations are corrected
every Wednesday morning by Nj, ID. Dob
son, wholesale commission merchant, at
No. GIG Howard street Spokane Falls.
Whcat--firm at jsuD2c per bu.
Flour-S3, 1908, per biol. ,
lIay---Wild sl9@D; grain hay S2o@22
bnled timothy S22@25.
Oats-Sl.G0s2 10.
Mcats-Bcci. live stall-fed i6lilSc; re.
tail s@25s; choice cuts l5@25c. Hogs
dressed s0LOci retail 100 i5c; mutton Be;
retail mutton and veal choice cuts l2}a
"a 2Oc.
Poultry market Is firm; live
Si.5UdG per dozen: dressed Csc each.
Butter Crcamery, 2o@S5c; dairy and
ranch 1929
Eggs-2Uc.
fish-hangc i2Ji@25c per pound.
Oatmcal-606c.
Cornmcnl--5C.
rotatoes-il,5u0l75 per 100 pounds
Cabbage G3lsc per pound.
Parsnips-fl % per cwt.
Turnip ips- slMl - per rcwt.
Apples-S7Gs per burrIli scarce !
evapOratcd l2l1@lic.
Oranges Sb0tU.AO
LstAnAFafaI Irigsl
, 1890-05-29

Whereas, Default has been made IN the
pay ment OF thcmoncy secured by a certain
and tenor Of aCer,Hln prnmissorY uotO there.
ia dectibcd AID set 10 tn. i'afl dnto tho
5lst any ~ October, lrIu duiy made Hud
eNecutvi by Il X. Ailtcicl unu j. Y. Mich
ell a mottstg1.. to W. y Rogers, asisnea
NJ Nashiu 4ton Loan aud Investment Com.
pnnynS mort gNgct,M nieli sitii mottga.fr was
county of spokane and state o. Washington,
in tojk ~ NJ Chattcl uiouglgnt 0f saii
county and state. on page lo7, on tho st
day OF November. 500
And whereas. She amount due on said
mortgage Mt tie dalG ul this notice is tho
sltm o. 900, iiucipil, and g.. Interest,
that the said sums amount Ia tho sum Of
81 900, which said sum Is now duo IN saii
mortgage AMI remains unpaid nr ailrcsaid.
Now, therefore, uutco Is hereby given 20
said i. Il. Mitchell aud j. n Mitchell and
all whom 10 muy c1UcBrn. thHt under and
by virtue NJ thr ,tatuto In such case made
aud provided, and the power OF sale cou,
tained n said mor'Snge,. duly. recorded
be forco oscd by u sale OF tho persona prop.
orty herein deserted, by tlie sherin a tho
county OF spoSAne, aid siate. at pubuc
the hour OF two t2i o'clock Z, ". OF said uay,
at the ligery stable NJ ". A. Helm. No. 100
Hast Main street In tho city of sr-okane
proceeds arising from tlie sale OF said prop.
crty viii be app led 20 the satisiaetlon 81 the
said sum due on said mortga 9 IN principal
anu lulttta- anu h'GIulnE luttt1t uut4i
paid, together with tho sum oi 500 ~ a..
torney fees, rs provided In said mortgage,
with the cost. Of this sale.
The following is full description OF the
mortgaged property TO bo sold, as contained
In said N nrtgagc, tO.Wit:
one stone bul ding with brick front, one
story high. JONll feet, situated on lot
seven (7l. in block niue Gli, In the oity OF
Spu kane Falls, spokane county Wash. ono
two seated carriage, one one-scaici bucscy,
top buggy aud pole, three Columbus top
buggies, three sets double hamess. three
sets single harness. W. < ROGERS,
24cA Assignee,
, 1890-05-29
THE EASTERN MARKETS.
stocks disturbed by the Break In
Trusts, Closing Firm.

NEw HoRR, May 2s.--The stock eX-
change to-day showed firm tone until
the announcement that n receiver had
been appointed for the Chicago Gas trust,
when that stock was Immediately at
tackled and the price rapidly declined :
per cent, with close sympathy in sugar
rehneries, The break in trusts disturbed
the firm tone for awhile, but the re-
covery was quick, and the highest
figures of the day were reached toward
the delivery hour The selling then be-
came more pronounced, and closed
rather heavy at something oil from the
best figures, and with trusts at their
lowest.
Government bonds have boon dull.
Money on call, 3Is@5.
Prime mercantile paper, 5G7.
Sterling exchange, quiet but firm;
6o-day bills, sLsiI. demand, si.S0L.
BOsro, sTooKt
Bo.roS. May 2s --Ihe STOCK market closed
NJ follows;
A. 81. H. H. "a. AZ lNiox. Ger. Com 27Is
Burlington ....-lOSI4 -ait Dicgo......" .ol4
uhND&
Syw Youx. May - Government bonds
ClC,sd a. inilowS!
U. I. ~ teg'd. Lag ~, l. ~, o'p'nsiO3ls
U. ). As scoIp'nNl43 Pacific Us.-.......llJ
Y. d A>.s ses' -.IO4laI
, 1890-05-29
sor,cE or FINAL PROOF.
JAMES MeCULLocH.

Land onice at spokane Falls, Wash,
MAY 20, $500,
named settler has tiled notice OF hls tnten.
tion 20 make hnGl proof IN support q his
claim, and that said pfooi WI pe marc pc
Tails. Wash, on Monday July 25, 1890. at
Up. n, via; James McGulloch. who made
soldiers homestead No. ovus, for tho SCI
sec 4 twp "a n, range 43 o, W NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his Continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion of said land, viz.
NJ Glasgow, jacob wlnger. George Dor
rick, Homer kalsion, all OF SPOKANE Falls.
Xny person who desires to protest against
the allowance oi such proof. or Who knows
OF any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations Of the interior depart
menf. whysuch proof should not be- allowed
will lie given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place 10 cross-examins
tho wit nesscs OF said claimant aud 10 ofiel
evidence IN rebuttal Of that submitted by
eisimAnl 2sc0 A. ". STRONG. Resls,sr.
, 1890-05-29
TIMBER LAsp ACT. JUNE 8. 1878.

United States Land onicc, Spokane Falls,
Wash, April 2s. 1889.
Sotice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act OF congress- OF
Juno 3, 1873, entitled AN act for the sale
OF timber lands III the states OF California,
Oregon, Neya'ia and Washington territory"
Nelson s. Pratt, OF Chattroy, county Of
Spokane, state of Washington, mas this day
filed In this once his sworn statement No
30. for the purchase OF tho east hau Of the
sei< OF sec. No. IL. in town, No. ~ n. range
No. ~ G., and win oiier proof To show
that the land sought u more valuable for Its
timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses, and 10 establish his claim To said land
before the register and rcceiyer OF this office
uspoksne q Falls. Wash, on Monday, the iIth
day of July, ls0o, Al l +. NJ.
He names as witnesses J. g. Cowgirl, A.
Oh attaroy Po t0nice. Wash.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely
the above-descri bed lands arc requested to
| flc their elaine In this office ON ot before
said 18th day OF July, $500,
leo A. W. srRoN1, Register.
, 1890-05-29


State OF washlngiou County Of Spokane, -
In the superiO court for Spokane county
John y. Waite and sara A, Waite, plain
tins. ". O. H. WI ngato aud Ada Wingate
deiendanm
The state Of Washington to the above
named deiondRnts. You are hereby notified
that John Y. Waite and sara A. Waite,
plalntifs, have filed a complaint against
you in tho Superior Court Of Spokane
Couuty state OF Washington. held At Spo-
kane Falls, which VIII come on 10 le heard
sixty days after the first publication Of this
summons, to.wit: Sixty days alter the 10th
day OF April, 500 and unless you appear
and answer the same on OF before the I'm
day Of June. 500. tho same VIII be taken
as confessed. aud The prayer OF said com.
plalnt granted. The object and prayer Of
said complaint Is ITO establish plaintiiit'
title 10 ami 10 recover posses sion OF the fol.
lowing described real estate, tovlt The
east one hall Of the north one hundred feet
OF lot i've t1) in block sixteen tlbl In the
city OF Spokane Falls, SpqkAuc County,
Washingtom; more particularly described
as commencing at the northeast corner OF
said lot five (bl, running thence south OIL the
cnst llne OF said lot one hundred feet, thence
west parallel with the south line Of Main
street thirty 800 feet thence north parallel
with the east line OF SAID lot ono hundred
900 feet 20 Main s.fcet and thcuce east on
the south limo OF Main street to the place OF
,''''''~ witness my hand and the seal
:sgAL OF said court. this 0th day
:.....l ofApril A. ~ 1890.
i. M. ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
BY l. r. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Turner & Gmycs, attorneys for pleintins'
, 1890-05-29
NOTICE or FNSAL PROOF.
JOHN r. FALK

Land onlce at spokane Falls. WASH. Apri
80, 1880.
Notice is hereby glvon that the ioiiowin,
named settler has nled notice OF his tntru
tlon to make dual proof In support OF hl
claim, and that said proof viii be mad
before the United states land office at spo
kane rails. Wash, on July %, 1890, at Z
NJ, VIZ John +. falk. vino made pre-
emption dcclaratory statement No. Gf7d
for i ts 1, . and o and swl. OF ne1< OF sec
4, twp 20 n, r ~ q, W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prov
his continuous residence upon and culttys
ton of said land, VIZ;
4. ~. Judkius, John ]. Sullivan, Jcns Mel
son. Lucius Waste, of spokane Falls, Wash
Any person who desires 70 protest agziiis
the allowance Of such proof orwho know
OF any suhstan tlsl reason, under the ins
and the regulations Of the Interior Dep art
ment, why such proof should not be a
lowed, Will he given an opportunity 81 IN
above mentioned time and place 20 erpss
examine the witnesses of said claimant. AMI
TO offer evidence In rebuttal OF that sui
mltted by claimant A. w. STRONG,
sc0 Register.
, 1890-05-29
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
BENJAMIS +. BEcHTEI.

Land oree at Spokane Falls. Wash. April
81, $500.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice oil his inten-
tion to make Communication hrial proof In
support OF his claim, and that ssld proof
will DO made before the U. $. Land onice at
Spokane Falls, Wash, on June 80, 1890, at
q a. NJ, via: Bcnjanin y. Bechtei, VINO
m ade homestead entry No. 6J5, Tor the
sell sec "a, twp. 40 n, range 40 O., W. ~
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion OF said land viz.
benson Hastings, Peter oweusoa, George
VI. Cunningham. George Squire all OF Squire
City, stevens county, Wash.
Any person who desires TO protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under thc law
and the regulations of tho interior depart
ment, why such proof should not be al
lowed Will be given m opportunity at the
above mentioned time and place 10 cross
examine the witnesses OF said claimant and
60 offer evidence In rebuttal Of that submit
ted by claimant A. W. STRONG,
24d0 Register.
, 1890-05-29
A RAILWAY TO ALASKA.
The Project Tahing Definite Shape In
British Columbia.

OTTAWA, May O. The project for n
railway to Alaska is about to take
definite shape. Application will be made
to parliament at the next session for
the passage of an act incorporating the
Vancouver n Northern Alaska Railway
and Navigation Company, with the
power to build u railway from Nsncou-
yer to some point on the banks of the
meadows, the Chilos tom plaius and the
head waters OF the Fraser river, to q
point on the Par,nip or Peace rivers,
with branches In q nor,heasterly direc-
tion to the Skeena and Stachln rivers to
the boundary of Alaska.
, 1890-05-29

side OF Prichard creek, u little over
mile above Murray. In Idaho gulcb
Mr. Warren has a location on which h.
has run u tunuel 200 feet OH ledge four
teet wide, which shows ore Of decom'
poSrd iron, cRrbondtcs and quartz. This
location Is undoubtedly the extreme
western end OF the carbonate lead,
which Is now known TO DO fully
two miles long from the discovery west.
ward. How far IL extends eastward
from the pOin of discovery Is not known,
but locations have been made clear TO
the Montana line, and Louis Block, the
Bald mountain mine owner and pros
pcctor, claims TO have struck carbonate
ore about q mile to the cast of the dis
cOycry. This would make the lead one
Of the longest ever discovered IN the
United states, IL not In ho world, and
the possibilities border on what miners
might declare phenomenal. OF course,
the value OF this great and extensive ore
body remains to he demonstrated. That
the discovery claim Is considered val
uable by the owners may be Judged by
tho tender made to them during the
week. They were offered 5000 down
tor the privilege of a 81, 900 option, after
nn expenditure OF 5000 additional had
been made on the property In exp,oita-
tion. This was sreflsed. What they hold
the property mt Is not known.
Two additional leads, running parallel
to the onu described, are suiu TO exist
higher up ON the mountain, the
tarthest one being loo feet distant
This II partially borne out by tile dis
coyery Of the Ohio claim the property
spoken Of as the original carbonate
location, now III tho hands OF W. IL.
Douiy and George Chapman. In this
claim DIR, Chapman has bonded his half
interest 10 W. ii, Petit, superintendent
OF the Portland company's mines on
Sunset peak, and the new surveyor gem
crul of Idaho, Tor $4,000, Nh Douty ro-
fnslnR to bond his interest for u like
sum.
Tho discoveries, for such they really
are now, no matter how long they may
have been known privately, are open for
inspection. While but little work has
been done, great deal is revealed To
the experienced eye. II is not u small
collection oi claims, with here and there
a bunch OF ore or lead blowout, but u
ledge, or ledgcs, of great length with
possibilities such as tho strikes IN the
Euruka district, Nevada, fOretOid in 10
hnd later those OF l.endvillp, Colo,
PruharI creek gave birth 20 4 family OF
good districts III the tu'ur a. Alenc, nut
hor carbonate child promises to be the
daddy ol them all. "A kingdom for a
horse, was Richards cry, but the peo-
pie OF Prlcliard creek would now viii.
ingly give Kingdom for railruadi and
II railroad mas got To come, too. The
tonnage Is now here, with the most de-
sirablc orcs That can bc takento market
, 1890-05-29
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

~ N To hO l.
Land oflice at Spokane Falls Wash, April
~, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has hled notice OF hls inten
tion to mako nGHl proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will he maio he
fore the United states land office at spokane
Falls on Monday. July z, lsJp. at T.. NJ,
viz James Murry, who made homestead
application tlOl Tor the Ael uo' 4 and lots
i, land o of sec :, In twp. 20 H. range 10
a., ". NJ.
lie names the following witnesses toproye
hiscontinuous residence upon aud cultiya-
tiou OF said land, viz;
John simpson George Murray, John Muir
ray, Samuel Walton, ali Of Spokane Bridge.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof, Or who knows
OF any su ubstantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the interior department.,
why snch proof should not he allowed. Will
bc given an opportunity at tho above mem
toned time and place to cross-eEamlnc the
witnesses OF snld claimant and 10 offer evil
denoe In rebuttnl nf that submitted by
claimant. le6 A. w. STRONG, Register.