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, 1890-03-13
NorIon or rINAL PROOF.
HOWARD W. srGArroN.

lAVN aN' W. % "N'' ''s''
Land Onlcc at spdkunc Falls, wash. March
o. 1870.
named settler has iled notice OF his inten.
tioH tn make CON utHiinu final proof in
support 1i his cleim, and that said proof
spokane Falls. Wash, on May /, 1880, ut
4 T.. NJ, VIA Howard ". STATION, who
made Homestead entry No. 62o2. for the
lots . aud I, sec IA, twp, ~ n, range Az c.,
w. M
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiyn
tiOn of said land Wa;
NJ Hail. Frank h. Fender. all OF MuycrP a..
Wash.
Inrn ]. 81. ADAMS. Regist.r.
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
CALL WHfTMORE.


rand once at Spokane Falls. wash, Feb
tuary Z. 1870.
named settler has flied notice of his int o.
tiOn to make final proof In support q his
claim, and that said proof Will be made be-
foru the T.. $. land othoe at spokan. fails.
Wash, on April 3, 1890 at q A. NJ, VIZ
Call Whitmote. who made homestead entry
No. 7Oio, for the sw1i sei4, els, sws and lot
8 sec Is. twp. 25 ", range AZ r., ". NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
uOn OF said land viz.
Henry 4. Hcsze Ioxa A. Lynd. Daniel
Manning and James webdeil, all Of spokane
Falls T. o., Wash. J, VI. ADAhs.
lana REGISTER.
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE OF FINAL PRoOf.
DANIEL, WERNER

Land Once at Spokane Fails, wash.' Feb
ruary 80, i-eO. ,.,,-...x
Notice is hereby given thai the following
named settler has He'd notice ot MS ny. y,
claim. and that said proof " III 10 made be-
fore the United siaios Land othee Al spoe,
Kane Falls, Wash, on April -, 1880, al
A. NJ, VIZ. Daniel Werner, who male nome
nis ofnwl4, sec. =, twp. 20 n, range %2e''
W N.
his oontln uous residence upon ana cai'Na-
Charles 4. H'cher, 3 @. sturman. John "
Keenan,, Andrew NJ Johannson. all OF spo-
kane FAILS Y. o., Wash. ,
n7hB j. NJ. ADAMS. hesh'o'-
, 1890-03-13
NorIoE oY rINAL PROOF.


Land oniee at spokane Falls. wssh.. Jsn-
60, 1890.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice Of his intan-
tion 10 make coumutation final proof In
Willis made before the United statcs fAnd
ONCE at Spokane Falls, WASH. On March
10, 1900. at o A. NJ, yff. Duncan y. Me-
Donell, who nied pre- emption d. O. No. $3.50,
e., W. NJ. ~
| lie names the following witnesses To provo
his continuous residence upon aud cuftivs-
tion Of said land. via: saft
James McMilien and Edward r. Hamilton.
all OF Spokane Pals. wash.
2ob6 J. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1890-03-13

twice lie same winter We say mengor
sources ol Information for tho reason
that the ground hUg hng frozen III aud
the old settler has criwled In his hole.
Nnkimn Republic; one day last week
there came to the Bartholet house four
little children--ihree girls and q boy,
tho eldest glrl being gycars of age and
the youngest less than i-who had tray-
clcd from Roscdalc, Mo-, without an
escort. They were checked through by
the burlington route and came here to
meet their father. MIR, Cobb, who lives
ON the Upper Ahtanum, and when noti-
lied OF the arrival, came quickly after
his little tots. The children seemed
none Tho worse for thei. .pHs Journey.
The eldest was q regular little mother to
the brood, The ladies ut the BTthulot
gave the llttlc ones the kindest care and
much attention,
, 1890-03-13

Boise City Statesman: The effect of
the present warm weather and heavy
lains upon the malt stage routes lead
ing cut OF Boise Is becoming very en-
barrassinE to the stage company.
AT this writing there has been nothing
heard from the silyor City stage since
Friday. The stage with mail aud pas
,engeTs Is, presumably, somewhere be-
tween the upper station on Ntynolds $
creek and Silver City. For II DISTANCE OF
seycuteen miles there l. no telephone
station so that no message has yet
como from that section oi tic line.
Under these circumstances II was useless
To- start another stage from Nampa until
something could be heard from the one
now In the mountains.
The stage which left Idaho CITY yes.
tcrday morning for Bose was unable to
get to the Warm springs, two miles dis
tant, owing to the sOltnoss OF the snow.
The stage leaving QuarNbutg at the
same time was Obliged to return i'm
moI,atcly for tie same reason. II has
been raining heavily in the mountains
tor thirty-siN hours, und the snow be
ing from three To six feet deep, 1t is
simply impossible ior horses to get
through IL,
All that can be done now is to await
the cessation ofthe rains and a change
ia the temperature, which will have the
effect to solidity the snow SO as to enable
teams to pass over 1t.
, 1890-03-13

Pennington Register: The Union Pa.
larged. Mr.. Gill, the present master
mechanic, will lie sent to Tckol. where
an office will bo opened, Two cars of
car-repairing tools will also be sent 10
the above point. This is no rumor, but
comes straight.
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE TO CREDIToHs.

The undersigned. Alrg Chccyer aimiuis.
tratnv oi the estate II william e. ChCevcr,
deceased, ercby gives notice toa pcrsous
having claims against said deceased u pro.
sent thcm together with the necessary
sa' d utmiui .tratiiN ut h office of Pguthcr
~ IemsOn, nttOrueis ut iaW. in the city Of
Spokane Fails, sHtc of Washington.
MRS. ALMA CHEENER,
gObi Administrators OF snid estate.
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE or FINAL pRooF.
CHARLES HUNTINGTON.
and nfilco at g,,nkane EaIta ttaxb Eahf,

Land office at Spokane Falls, Wash. Febru.
nry II, ls0O.
Notice is hereby given that tho
foliowing.n settler has filed no.
tatiOn hnal proof IN support oi bis
claim, and that said proof Will be made be.
fore the U. ). lani Office at spokane Falls.
C6s C6arcS 81 IBtIns;oh Htii ls Who made ho%e.,ssd 5
entry No. CASA, for the el4 OF nwlt and NJ
q swJ. ofsec 10, township 20 NJ. range ~
". W. NJ.
his continuous residence upon and culiiva-
tion Of said land, viz.
seymour V. Phillips, Hdrick Burrh. Haiyof
q. Nikan. susbcfy Carter, AL OF Chatteroy,
spokane county, Wash.
'2ObO d ~ ADAMS. KegIsten
, 1890-03-13

c. l.. Means n pioneer of Baker
county, Or, aged 10 years, formerly a
school tcacherand aitcrward county sur
veyor, was found dead in tho road near
Norh Powder last week. II is supposed
lac died from the extreme cold.
, 1890-03-13

will sell at public auction T. tho highest
bidder Mt the ranch ol II. =. suk>dOff four
miles southeast nj spNnglc, and not sprngucl
tie following nniusal on Mondny, March .
| 500; one daik.brpwn mars, ! years old
about ten huui, hiEh, star in forehead, two
hind feet white, branded l. q. o. right
shoulder. THOMAS LIS TER
nIbl Constable
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF
HARTLEY LEE.

land OIfco az SPOfNlo FHf's
z, 1890 A.. ..,,o,.,cx
named settler has filed notice OF ms ihten-
tion TO make hnal proof ~ snppon !" hn' s
ta,.. dbe II nited states land Office at spokane
Fails, Wash, on April =, 1900, at a. ~,
viz Harley Lee, who made nomss'es,nn "A
entry No a93a ior the ses.of sec :, Twp %
I,c nsmes the following witnesses TO prove
his contIn tous resideuce upon aud euiusA-
lion OF said land. viz. -, NJ
Peter Lcievre, Frederick hoyt yonn Hew
kirk, william Sieodemus' All o' SPo-""e
Falls, Wash. =. mana po...,.x
ljbD " ~. ADeese. ~.
, 1890-03-13

Yakima Hcrald' Captain 4, T.
Hedges died at tho residence of his son
in-law, Dr. ! b. Chapman, at 3 O'Clock
this morning, aged " years. Captain
Hedges was born in McConnellvil ille
ohio, October 10, 1917. lie emiGrated
To Iowa in 1873. and crossed the plains
IN lSii. arriving at Oregon City, or, in
December Of that year In 1919 he re-
turned east via the isthmus OF Panama,
stopping at New Orleans where he pur-
chased machinery Tor n line o! steamers
TO ply on the upper willamette river.
In ls13 he was appointed suporntcnd-
cnt of Indian affairs Tor Oregon, and has
since held positions At the Malhucr aud
Yakima agencies. lie was "A member Of
the oregon constitutional conVe Mt ion,
was member of the legislature OF that
state Tor three terms, and was twice
elected sheriff OF Clackamas county.
lie was ie-long democrat, and a irm
believer IN the doctrine OF states rights.
, 1890-03-13

Wnlla Walla journal; John Dicmer,
n worthy old settler, didn't lose n single
head OF stock this winter How is
that?n we asked In amagement. "Well."
day, and makes hay while the sun
shines" That tells the secret.
, 1890-03-13

Soldendaie Sentinel; Foot passengers
were crossing the river again on the leo
last Saturday at The Dalles- This
ss first time in the history OF the coun-
sry, so far as We have been able to- learn
srom the meager sources OF information
~ hand, that tho Columbia froze up
, 1890-03-13

Orondo News: Badger postollice is to
be discontinued In March. 1t is an old
historical landmark, being the oldest
postoiiicc now In existence In Douglas
county. II was established over five
years ago, Il. NJ. Corbalcy being post.
master.
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE OF vINAL PnoOr.
TIMBER LAND ACT, JgSE 3. 1878.
Notice FOR Pnblicssion.D



United sts,es Land once, spokane Pals.
wash, March 7. $500.
Notice Is hereby given that In compiianes
With the provisions oi tho act Of Congress of
!lne .. ls7s. entitled An setfor the sale Of
timber lands In tho staies Of siifofnia, Or
egun. Neynda and Washington terrieory"
Etla Hammond Of spot Anc Falls, county
s,spohsns s.atsci wsshinstop, bs.thisdsy
No %. fet the purchase Of the nel< ef nwX
ses,S sssllSn No. . n soynship 10. %.
and will offer proof To show that ths
land Sought H. mofs valuable for ia timber
o. stone than Tor agricultural purposes, and
TO establish her claim 10 aid land before the
register aud receiver Of this offics At spo-
kane Falls. Wash, on Saturday the TN
day Of May, 1900, AZ A. N.
Lhe names 80 wiineucs. william scuily.
Charles Doughty, WIN. q. Mcclure, Franz q
Head. all Of Spokane Falls, spokane county.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the aboye-describcd lands are requested tn
file thrii claims IN this ofico on or b4fors
said l7thday OF May, 1890
Bcfo IN. ADAMS, Rsrizter.
, 1890-03-13

Lincoln County Times: 1t is reported
that several hundred dead cattle are
frozen in in Jamison lake, in the Grand
coulee, and that they stand In the ice
looking as natural MS life.
, 1890-03-13

Orohdo News! There is no doubt that
Caruthers lost his life in the January
storms. IL is reported that he walked
oil a steep bank in the Columbia river
having lost the trail In the darkness.
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE OF YINAL PROOF.
NEIA PErrEk PEARSON.

Land once at Spokane Falls. wash. Feb
ruary 10, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named ss.tler has Med notice OF his inten-
tlon to make final proof IN support cf his
fore the United States land once at spoksna
Falls, Wash, ON March 81, 1890. at A. "
viz. Nels Peter Pearson. who made home.
stead sntry No, 5iO9, Tor the wle Of nwit
and SCI, oi nw,i and 10, 3, sec. 10. twp 40 u.
raj e., ". NJ. urltl
lie names the following witnesses 70 provs
his continuous residence upon and cuitva.
tion OF said land, viz.
o. August weite, Charles Carlson. Charles
II Arnold. John Anderson. all OF forrestons
Spokane county, Wash,
, 1890-03-13

DALLAS. Tex. March ii.--Iast night a
thief threw large stone through show
window of Aomnan & Samucrs jewelry
store and snatched u tray containing
forty.two diamond rings valued lAt $5, 600.
No ARREST has been made.
, 1890-03-13

VAHEN Up-On, palor,d mulcy steer 9
L years old white ON the belly and small
white spnts on thl body, no brands
vi'iblc. Also one ycarllng steer win black
neck and bldy, black aud white, hraudcd
"Jn' on left shoulder. Also ono pinto
lrunt leg while up tp The knee; hfanl,d-H
large horseshoe brand on left shoulder.
owner Cnu gct the 'Rmc by "a liug NJ ms
Fall, aul uuy my advertising aud chnrgos.
j, I. PKAIlitR 1910
, 1890-03-13
Inssrs ny s~ncK

Garfield Enterprise; G. 7. Chamber,
the most prominent stockman of the
lower Palousc, estimates that the loss
among cattle viii not exceed % per cent,
horses 10 and sheep5.-
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE rSn ~ 1SsapaS WARRANTS.

County warrant, from No. t.i2i 70 t'eso'
inclusivs, ana bridge warrants irom am ~. ~.
.',s,s,,en A my once. Interest on said
varrnuss Will cease after this ssie
oIO H. COLE. County rrea .u re r.
spokane Fslis. Wash. Feb. Is lsSo
lebld3u
, 1890-03-13

E'NlKAN- Taken up NJ ny mnCh In Proof
IA Gulch, ulOlt riglt ull"l onst Of Suo-
kane, one slrrol marc about . ycers Old
branded q. VI an lci, shouldvr. Owner may
have same bypayiug cost. > kEMA.
.Tb}
, 1890-03-13
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
HENRY o. uftFvu

Land ofhce at Spokane Falls. Wash. Feb
=, 400.
Notico IL hereby giyon that tho following
ton To mako nnal proof IN support of his
claim, ana that taid proof will 30 made be.
fore the United States Land Office AZ sao-
Q a. ~, via. Henry J Huhinan, who made
homestead entry no ttT1, Tor lots and 10
81 .ec 4. twp. "a N, range ~ E., ". NJ
He pamestnc following witnesses to provs
tlon Of said land vis.
john LAWS. Amos Lewis, Harvey Cox,
Jjnseph T. Thorp. all ot spokane Falls r. o.,
20b8 ]. ~ ADANa Eertster.
, 1890-03-13

Farmington Register; A Mormon
rs said to bo delivering his sermons
about eight miles from this city, and has
already caught two or three converts.
, 1890-03-13
COMM ERCIAL NEWS.
The Prevailing Prices Paid for Pro-
visions, Produce, Etc, in
the Local Market.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States.

Tho local market continues to brighten
with the prevailing fine weather. The
importation of California fruits and
produce during the past week has been
large.
, 1890-03-13

~ TRAY NOTlCE-Tnkcn upRt my farm,
IL three miles northwest Of plHzi. nblu.
January 10, 1870, one hdv MAZE nine ytari
nld. bla,k maze uud tail ami hlncS leg,
Branded 40 on left sili @ me- other brands
or marks perez ivnb'r. Appraised at S1l.
Alsuun" bay ygnrl'ng horse colt with stripe
IN Tor head aud IN nose. light hind foot
WHIT q, no brand or other mnrIs pcrCeivablc,
nppuJscd at SIS Owner con have same by
paying charges and proving property,
1893 A TfiODT, Plaza, Wash.
, 1890-03-13

ENSrRAY--6 miles southwest OF spangle
IL one red and white steer, . years old
marked with square crop and upper bii in
hight ear, and long under bit IN left ear,
brand not disecrnible. PETER REILLY,
spanslc. Wash. 20bA
, 1890-03-13
CANCER AND TUM0R
Cured without the Use ol
Knife.

Cutahie cases guaranteed. whers double
exist it Is frankly stated. A friauday talk o.
opinion costs sou nothing Cancer pcrms
ncntly cured within from nine 70 nueeS
abroad. both by the profession and the p>'
Remember, no cure no pay. fees reeson.
able. For full particulars and the hifhsq
reference address all COMMUNICATIONS 70 =
j sTlTEs. spok anc Falls, Wash. care 2. y
Dart. @yptn
, 1890-03-13
NEWS OF THE MINES.
An Important Strike in the Morn
ing Mine in the CDur
d'Aleuos.
A Victim of an Avalanche-A
Montana Smelter Closes
Down-Notes.

Mullan Tribune: Probably one
of the most important and extensive
strikes Of the Hunter district was
made in the Morning mine last
week. a very large body of rich
ore was encountered In the lower
tunnel Of the mine. The level of
this tunnel H. 200 feet lower than
any other opening Of the mine and
proves the ore body 10 be one of the
largest in the CUur d'Alcnes. There
is now II depth of over 400 feet of ore
above this level, aud this new dis
covory establishes the fact that the
Morning mine will bc one Of the
greatest ore producers In the North
west.
, 1890-03-13

region on earth, itS excellent facili-
ties for transportation and fine
water power, all combined io show
II has been built upon its merits
aud upon these alone, claims ARE
made for It's brilliant future
Wardner reconstructed will hc the
state of Idaho. Ii Il surrounded
10y natural walls of gold, silver lead
and other precious metals; II Is II
fortress at wealth that all desire to
storm. and those fortunate enough
to scale itS bulwarks and obtain II
footing have found q stronghold
worth possessing.
idaho Mail; Rocky Bar and At
lanta give promise of being the two
best camps Ia Idaho next year. At
the Bar an immense amount OF
money has been expended during
the past year In the mills and works,
and next year will see Us much
more expended, 1t IL said. All the
mills are expected tn he In opera
tion, turning ont large quantities of
bullion. At Atlanta they are in
dulging in some big talk. They
claim that &, 900, 900 or more will he
expended about the camp next SUM
mer. This Is hardly probable, but 1t
Is likely that large amount Of
money will he used in improving
the mining property ut Atlanta.
Experienced miners say that the
development OF this camp Will show
1t to be one of the richest In Idaho.
, 1890-03-13

Wilbur Register; A scheme has
been arranged by which W, a.
scotrs eiiusion on free trade may
be taken down. II was II matter OF 10.
grct to Mr. Scott and his friends when,
alter diligent inquiry, ne discovered that
there was no stenographcr in town; but
a plan was hit upon which avoids the
Inconvenience. Two writer's viii take
down the speech in long hand. When
MIR, Scott takes the floor lie vii place
his right foot forward. No. / will write,
after moment or two ho will shit apd
present tho left foot and No. 2 will
write until hc again changes his posi-
tion. rhc paragraphs will aiterward bo
arranged ana the address published next
week.
, 1890-03-13
\ VICTIM OF AN AVALANCHE,

Mullan Tribune: An old-tincr
was uncovered from snowslldc in
Butte gulch, about iyo miles from
Murray u few days ago. lie had
been missed for nearly month by
his friends, and party went to
where he had been engaged in
placer mining and dug his body
from under fourteen feet of SNOW.
The body was very badly crushed,
His remains were buried IN the
Murray cemetery.
, 1890-03-13

n,AREN uP-one bay horse. o or 10 years
Il old, VI OF In face, branded ~, weighs
about 500 tonnds " q. BUTLER, dve
miles southeast OF Spokane Falls. 2vb3
, 1890-03-13

NOli,r ishcnuhy gwen 10y the,uuder,igucd
ndWlnlsirHllr pi the estate pt Gcpr,o "
pnrnily, dcretsed, u the credltor, nf. and
All persons having ulitins nguiust the unid
deceased, tn CNhillt them Win tie ucrcs
sorN NuuChers within one year after tho itst
publication ~ this uOtirr 10 J u. wood, NJ
hi nnlcc, room EagIe hlo X, Ia tho city ol
NpokHne Fu Is, ~ osHIc tCun >, state of
" Washington. JONATHAN EpWANDS
AdministrNtor OF said Estate.
Dated February 10, 1890 2lbD
, 1890-03-13
EXAGGERATED REPORTS.

Wilbur Register; The newspapers are
constantly receiving and publishing ex-
aggera'ed statements regarding t he loss
OF stock this winter. From inquiries
which we have made we do not believe
that the average loss will be over 2o per
cent. of cattle, that of horses merely
nominal. There can be no dou OF, how
ever, but that some localities viii suffer
very severely, but IL will, In every case,
DC IN exact proportion to the amount Of
foresight and care of the owner. When
man bcglects to provide food for his
stock IN the winter, II Is folly to pick
quarrel with his surroundings.
, 1890-03-13

NfN hbhn EHuhNNt.
NEW YoRK. March l2.-CofIee-
tions closed firm at 10 points down to
10 points up; sales. go. $50 bags March
i7.soCfisc, April l7.7Oetl 9Oc, May l7aS
Ml7,75c, June l7.50eq l7.6jc. July IL IS
@i7.45c; spot Rio, flrm; fair cargoes,
.0lSc; No, I, Hat bean. l0Lc.
sugar-Raw. FIRM fair rehning5 Slice ;
centriiugals, % test, li-i6c; refined,
firm.
CHICAGO ILvK STOCK.
CHICAGO. March 12.-Cattie- Receipts
1900. Market. weak, 10 cents lower
bceves ~. s0@5.l0. steers yi.3o6l3 10;
stockers and feeders $2.40G3b1, Texas
corn ted steers 81. 10C03.65, cows 5000.
Hogs Receipts 2i,O0o. Market strong
to IA shade higher; mixed $S.900li.l 10,
heavy - 95@f,55, light xidi2O.
Sheep--Receipts 5000. Market steady (;
natives 81. 75G5p0. Western corn led
$i.30@5.6S, Texans 81. 75@5.ib.
PETROLEUM.
NHw YORK, March IL 49, Petroleum
opeI ed firm at 03c and advanced to 03Js.
Ii then iecame dull, but retained the adj
vance aiti closed iirm at D3j6c.
Stock eSchange-opening e3c, high
, 1890-03-13
MONTANA sMELTER CLOSES DowN.

MONTANA sAiELTER CLOSES DOWN,
Helena journal: The Great Falls
snieltcr has temporarily closed down
and the difficulty of securing wet
ores Ia said to be the cause. II is
anticipated the completion OF the
Ncihart branch to Barker will ~.
move this difficulty, SO far us that
smcltcr L. concerned. The trouble,
however, is one with which all Mon
tana smclters have to contend to Il
greater or less extent, and the i'm
pOrinnCe TO thtt industry of the seV-
eIHl railroads of the state penetrating
the silver-lead districts ns soon us
possible, can not be exaggerated.
Some relief, in this connection, is
anticipated in tho completion OF the
Northern Pacific branch to the
Cpur d'Alcncs, but Montana smell
tcrs- must be- alive If they would So
cure the desirable ore from that sec
lion, for the Union Pacific, as wei |,
Is heading that way, and agents for
Eastern smelters are already in the
field.
, 1890-03-13
sorIon 90 onnDIrons.

Notice Il hereby given ny the undersiutei.
sdmtnistrator % tho estate Of Allen W,
Carsyu. deceased, to the creditors Of and all
70 ethibit thcm with The necessary vpunheu
within one year alter the fr<t publication
Of this notice TO the said administrntof ~
hls place & Of business, ssl,s % ss,s ss.n
kane county, state of Washington. tho same
being the place where tho business Of said
| estate WIN be transacted-
Dated March !, 1900.
J. L. BAYLEY,
Administrator oi the estate Of Allan W. Car
SOL, deceased.
March u, 1890. 6c5
, 1890-03-13

State Of Washington, County of Spokane, IS
In the superior court for spokane cninty
Thomas A; Iasseit. plalntlh. W. Emma
Gassett, defendant.
10 the above named defendant; Yon aro
hereby notified that Thomas 4. Gassett, plain.
tin has hled a COMPLAINT against you IN tho
superior court Of Spokane county, state OF
Washington. held at Spokane Falls, which
Will come on to be heard sixty days alter the
hTst publication of this summons. 10 wit,
sixty days after the .2d day oi February,
ls9O. and unless. YOU. appear and answe /
the same on or before the 22d day OF April,
iessed. and the prayer of said complaint
granted The object AMI prayer OF said com.
The. ground ndofincompatibiiiiy OF dispositions
and Abandonment
Witness my hand and the seal
SEAL OF said court this 14th day OF
February, A. u. 1890.
''''''''' J. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
Byrne 4 Piattor, Attorney for plainuff
1OtS
, 1890-03-13

,JlAHEN tI'-opo furn horse, about liiS
l hujs hiyh. triuiri q T. on lott hiP,
10Th hinl feet white one souel hgr,e.
s'tipo In i,tc. A. A DAEEN.lL Gca
INSTR AY-TaEou ,ip NJ my farm Gis miics
" from Syoktuu Rats, near lCunr Prairie,
twl clws branded " tut r'ninstn lu,t hip.
one NJ on . scar old, white f'Cc und Log,
sd Idd ~, ii' ,n. nad Jazz Jazz back QUO "SSIp5gEs8S
2ob5
T,AgTS UP--At my place two and ha,f
j miles Cnsi oi Spokuuo, one roam colt
WIN white ince gnd ono white hinl ilpt,
about 10 mouths o'd owner can have stmr
LAIRD, iahh
V,NKEN Up my plsc, on Moran rrM.
j rle, seven miles southeast oi spokane
falls ono 1lncS mare with a colt about n'ne
or Shoulder owner Is reaHc,tcd 10 coli,
away 81 r. 'SE@aXS' ~ '''' Gca
TAKES uP.-Atlny piaec, i've miles oas,
L OF iecp Creek Falls q roam COW, WIN
r,ght car aud crop Of lett. Brand not very
logiblc but supposed tn he thus L &, on right
hip owner Gi,n huyg. sam. by paying eS'
EsrRAYs-At my place, six mile, south.
u east ut spouglc, ono rray mare II years
old, Obou IA hands high no hraud tO be
seen. ono sufrcl colt. about years old,
Whlto star ~ iOrChoud. 10 lrnuO NlblDit,
owner may have same hp paving costs.
l3ci H. DAuGtlrES, SIP ,ngle, Wash.
LsIIlAI-1akcu w nc the ranch Of J. T..
u Mullen. On ilangman, ave miles south.
ehst Of CiI Que gay Cayusc horse about 10
years old. buuch on hight car,
brand not visible and one colt
about 2 years old. branded II on right
shoulder, Hight hay, three white legs, stripe
on forehead. owner may have the same by
paying costs. ]. T.. MI LIEN. 1919
E'srRNN-TaEcn up ut my ranch four
IL miles east NJ Spnnplc about February
|, $40. ono hlncs brown mare years old,
white stripe In face aud white snip on nose
left hind foot waite, branded NIX combined
on lott shoulder. ono bay marc years
old. small slit IN right car, hrnnd not dis
cCruillc. Tho owner ~ requested to come
pay charges and taEg the same away. JOHN
kENGEN, spanglc, Wash. l5bb
~ TRAY NoTlCE-Tnkcn upat my farm,
~ three miles northwest Of Plnzi, pblu.
January l Q, 1870 one bdr maze nine Ntari
Old. bla. maze ana tail ami BLACK leg.
Branded 40 on left silt Q me- other brands
or marks pcrccivub'r Appraised at S1l.