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FOR RENT--Cty ReM Estdte.
FOE TRADE.
rr6er this lead &c per line per fa1

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W AS~AM'S Li-T-iS1 acres n Kansas. clear
w aftoi.!ag county seat CO two si1f. ~ irae i9r
Wichita Pre- 2srty. siso elegant wichita property.
clear, trade scr farms near city ais4 Gear city
and .aFm properly IN s01tbeSefein hAnsas
for Wichita property and farms. alsp ci,y
rroperty AID farms clear IA Ot.ia FER wiChta
lrCperfy sud farms. VII assume erCgus 1ragscr-
torre aad lis, yoaF property aId et barE&4Gs s4so
tke Egs-t wichita and farm property 80 SCI! a. ted
rock gf8ces. A rare opportunity - SECURE a 3ns
farra suir4 ole :or stock TAlszS - acres IL Eis
county. Kan. AbCuf % acres p0tt0ta. fTce. SAter
IA ab4ndsnce Timber house fereilg. Irn orchard
b@gnufug 70 bear. a never fk3liug spring. VIA
trade for good y icata property gr farm se2r city al
SO cre tract oi scboo "A e the sisi@o1fy niles
fFosu cnuutv seat. zo1 isrfl sGl1t e beT acre 70
pay she state. Snsch j year IN css p had or
esu be paid any tine III trade sig5ty ter flehi-
IA p-UV.Tty. A. y wsssA5s. Resi ES-sfa fseaIsT,
as sd gs{cx o.ock v H.chala. k&a. csitf
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-25
STORAGE

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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-25
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CATION.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
ABSTRACTERS.
a. ]. APPLEGATE,


AhSiracter. Conyeyancer and Notary Public
Fine drauchtfnc speciairy Complete abstracts
any land IN Sedg kick county. Room Si6 Seds-
wick block. Can be found during business hours
county building. l0-tf
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-25

LoR TRADE,-FArrs N central Illinois Tor - .cnsi
Il yr0pe:TT. H. y. DUBois. C0ssagy bs!liin. .eiAs-'
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FOUND.

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II property ana paying charges, Call A. si1 VA
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-25

FOR USES.
Under this head &c per line per day.
NOR RENT-A good four room house ana Darn on
IL sherman avenue. Inquire Eagle Cornice
Works south Main street 10 81
LNOR RENT-Residence - South Lawrence ave.
II offs rooms and hail. In excellent repair win
CITY water and gas. Location very desirable. In
quire at $50 South Lawrence avenue s6'
LNOR KENT-X handsome cottage ON College HILL
II Inquire at the kentucky bat store. s0s East
Douglas. a5tf
L'OR RENT-Residence fiat of four rooms separ-
II ate hall, bath room. water closet aud coal bin,
in new brick building corner Emporia and Elnl-
Apply TO y. BIZ d. 52o North Emporla or l2o y Main
81 p
o. FOR RENT OR SALE-Residences In all part
III City Wright q Co. East OF postoflce. "a II
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-25
V4yTED-Houses and Rooms.

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SD0QQalniG Falls
Bases Her Claims for Flu.
ture Greatness:

COAL AND IROy-In the immediate vfcin-
ity sre all the raw materials used in the manu-
facture of IRON Almost sdjoinlng the tow asite
is Deposit of the fines coking coal in the
Northwest in inexhausuble qu4n.is e. 1t is
now being developed By he snoquslrnie Coke
Company, composed of such men as A u
Cannon OF Spokane Fa Is Judge Calkins of la
coma aud G. B. Nblock of Snoouslmie. A
number OF coke ovens are to be built imme-
diafeiy. Several other mines OF excellent coal
are located In the Immediate vicinity, in close
proximity to large quantities Of first class iron
ore. assayine from 60 to 20 per cent.
NJ AKBLE-Nsture has supplied large de-
posits of marb e close 90 the iron. just where it
is needed for finxng.
GRaNiTE-Almost within the town limits
is a arge quarry of granite which taxes polish
fine enough for monumental work A side
track has been built TO the quarry and it II
partially opened
LUM8ER-Just across the river is sawmill
OF double the capacity OF any other mill in
King county, equipped wi h machinery of the
most improved kind. 1t cuts 10000 feet in ten
hours and employs 20e men. tbs is the be-
ginning OF the numbering industry at this
point
HOPs-Adjoining the townsite is the sno-
qua ME hop ranch, the largest in the world,
EN- pioyi ng a large number of mel and yielding
good profits.
ARaING-The Snolua'me valley is the
most fertile agricu IA Ell district in Western
washinetor. II Is already we'll developed and
the land is phenomenalIy rich
RAILWAY FACKLITIES-The Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern railroad taps the Sno-
quaimie country, and as an evidence OF its
fat h the company has erected at snoqualmie
Falls the haltsomest depot building on the
line. Two passengsr and two or g rea freight
rains arrive and lssve Snoqualu,ie Falls daily.
Ths Northern Pacif, company has over 1000
me- at work constructin. q line from Tacoma
10 Snoquamie to secure portion OF thu i'm
mer 50 prospective busins S. in the transports
tion Of coal, iron. lumber hops sgricu tural
PRODUCTS aud passengers. The work is now pro-
crossing within two miles OF snoqna'me Falls
and the road will be completed and in opera.
ton there by early fall. This is the O ly point
in the state where there Is . junction of the
Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern AID Northern Pa
cifc roads.
The snoqualmis Tolt railroad tapping one
OF the finest timber belts in the world, is in
active operation.
Will thus De seen that Snoqualmie Falls is
becoming railroad center OF decided i'm
portance The snoqualmie country has long
been rosed TO- continuing the fines. timber il
the word, which % now ma ie ava liable by the
railroads and sawmiiIs. At this point coke ami
iron of the best quality are toge her, and as it
manufactured. the saving in transportation
will OF necessity make snoqualroie Falls the
place TO smet the Gre SnoqHalmie Falls is
ifty.six miles from Seattle far enough away
from the metropolis to permit its growth.
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49,. on ssreetN roads and parks composed Of
49, Holman, Major ,. Z. Hayden, Harry
"a.e. iona Z. Aver and Thomas Z. Jonea
municafion from the Alpine Club was
-.sL sskIng Ter cooperation In furtherinx its
-. y assistance in securing temporary quar-
ssas ne ietter stated that the club ves organ
- 'os tne puspose of exploring the mouutsias
" the state and COLLECTING mineral aud bofaui-
committee.
communication from the Isnstyofsd BUDGET
sne committee on printing and adyertssirlz.
.'ne = proposal for publishing the lssr Of
wss reported to the board and. on motion ~ Mr.
"iffler, wss tabled.
ne report OF toe chairman OF the speci ii COM
niuee on registration was read. showing that
s1sough the committees sfY,rts the res,stra
uon was increased 100 per cent. The report was
asepsed ana the bills. amounting 10 about $500,
MI. Rochester called attf ntion To the World.
columbian exposition, ard urged that sefini,a
s seslon should be taken IN regard to II. Mr..
e.i olon suggested that Judge Burke, the al
stnase commissioner from the Pa,ff coast. be
consulted IS to the best course 10 pursue. And.
On motion of Mr.. Furth, Messrs. Hebron and
nocnester We're appointed q committee 10 c,u-
-. Ia Judge Burke in order to determine the
pes' mode OF rocedure
Af. Hebron said be had received n comru.
isauon rom the Northwestern Fair A,socis-
.aon' OF Spokane, asking that = comm s.ioner be
appointed 10 represent this cit at il forthcom.
ing ia'E On motion Of Mr. v ittler, Mr.. snaubut
was appointed.
= MI. Wit Ter called attention to the work of
the ceurus committee, and Al his sue,, s,i,n
shis committee was reques eli 10 meet and see
Whe1aef the lists OF names pr cured by It's can
ssssers were correct and whether the census
ehnmeratr RS were finding the parties who's.
names had been gwen. The census Committee
day. Va
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COL. HAINEs AS A PHOTOGRAPHERS.
The Versatile Attorney "kodacs" an
Exh bit an the Mc0ride Contpst.

The Versatile Attorney "kodacs" an
Exh,b bit an the Nc Sride Contrast
The hearing OF the Nc Sri lie isnd contest was
In progress yesterday ia the land once. County
Commissioner Tu!lis II Pierce couaty, testified
that he hsl been q farmer since 1859. aud was
well acquainted with soils. He cpus de ed me
land n the vicinity of the disputed claim good
agricultural lana. On cross Examination, how
ever, he stated that he would not exercise his
homestead or presumption right upon the land
In contest, because there IS bet er land open.
Mr.. C. c. Miller. who has ruit ranch and
garden in section IS. about two and quarter
miles from the NJ, Bride claim. produced q really
fine exhibie of fruit and vegeta es grown on his
place. Twigs from cherry. plum and apple
Trees, covered this ky from end TO erd
with beautiful fruit were photographed by
Assistant Counsel Colonel J. C. Haines, a univer-
sal genius, who Is q ways prepared Tor any
emergency that may arise IN any csse from
taking photograph to dissecting q corpse. A
Photographic had been employed TO do this,
bat he did got appear, and Colonel Haines' ver-
satiliIy was called into reQuisition.
K +. Robertson, John Gamble. G. G. Hamburg,
]. J. Mccready aud c. A. Dsaforth, gardeners
and fruit grow rs on land 10 the southwark of
the contested claim. all test sd as 10 the adapt
ability of their land for purposes Of gardening
and fruit growing.
The testimony of the witnesses called thus far
by state has been 10 give evidence rs Ia the
ouailty OF tie soil. none OF them having been
examined as 10 its rinera Oh raeter.
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Two.Ead Migrants.

Polio Oficer A. II. Meford arrested Oscar
Devai and Richard winslow, two well-known
and dlsreputsble characters, yesterday after
noon, and a charge of vagrancy appears opposite
their names on the police record. The Officer
saws that although both cases ara bad. that of
winslow's is a " y aggravated one. Toe man
has been in ees,tle over year. and the officer
saws he has work d but one "r two days during
that time. lie has bt en- bunming and gging
for some time in the Whitechapel district. and
has been making himself q nuisance generally.
II ia said ne has a wife and several children
whom he has deserted In the middle states aud
since his arrival on the Coast be has not been
known to have sent them cent towards their
suppart. The other man, Dsvsl, has en- hang
ine sr uud the salo ms and dives on Jack on
street for several weeks, aud has beeu broke al
tn. time He has manage tn keep on q semi
drunk, however. oy striking" various individ-
mails for treat
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A SUMNER RESORT.

Long before there uss Q railroad in King
county snooualmie Falls was recognized as the
mos: beautiful summer resort in Western WASH
ington. The falls are 26s feet high and have
been pronounced ~ travellers and artists as the
mos, beautiful IN the world The following is
an extract from q letter written by prominent
society lady now sojourning at the falls
.For the seekers Of health and the beauties Of
nature snoquaImie Falls cannot be surpassed
Fl re s the grandeur o. mountain scenery. sug-
costing to the pedestrian many delightful
tramrs and camping expeditions Here is the
teaut full Snoquaimie river. teemng with
sre kled beautie. and of-ring 10 the canoeist.
the art st. the tourist AMI the dwell er on lis
sylvan borders what each MAY desire, aud here
within q few mimi walk Is the incompatible
snoqua mie Falls whose wild. iosmy beauty is
restrained only by two glistenfng ranbaws.
children of this earthly water sprite and OF the
tesyenly sun god TO whom in tones OF won
arous grandeur, s ne pours forth the song which
,e,ounds 10 the distant wooded noun Ia il to
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BREyITIEs.

Auditor Forrest vest riay issued licenses TO
wed for Mark Hueli and Sisi II. Miami, both Of
Seattle: Thor I. Ulsbrop and Annie s Nelson,
both OF Seattle; john Penney and Mrs. Sarah A.
Hoyt, Theodore Hanssker and Augusta Hans
ley, both of Mount Vernon, Wash.
The NJ known drunken man who appropri-
ated to his own use white pony belonging to
A. J. Mayer, and who gave couple OF police
men quite chase Tuesday night, has not been
Captured, but the animal however, was re-
turned TO the owner yesterday.
Alma Elizabeth Frost, infant daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles II. Frost, was buried by Cross
& Com pany UNDER akers, in the Mount Pleas
ant cemetery yesterday afternoon at s o'c ock.
The little child died Tuesday night of cholera
iniantur1
A jury in Justice Rivers court yesterday nxed
the terms OF settlement between two disagree
ing parties of painters in the case of John Tod
huntsr VS. G. A. White and f. S. Cook. The
iury found the plaintiff entitled to 81
Mr. c. H. Murray desires to return sincere
thanks to the many fr ends in this city who so
freely rendered assistance during his recent af-
ton in tbs. loss of his wife, Mrs. Jane Eliza
beth Murray. who died last sunday.
At meeting of the Baptist ministers con-
fer, nee OF Seattle yesterday a strong resolution
was pa,.ed declaring lis Ii out of sympathy
with the Tabernacle m sion OF Seattle, on &C.
coun OF its irregular work.
Lew Jacksoa, tn colored imitator of his puei-
istie name sake, arrested for terroFizing Jackson
street Montsy evening. paid s Into Justice
Miller's court yesterday afternoon for the fun
he had
There will be q meeting of the "women's
Home" society at the Chamber of CONNER, g
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock All members are
reou sted 70 be present
Mr. G. r. Lnnkin and Miss Lizzie I've, both Of
Maple Valley. we're married at the snoqualmis
hote. yesterday.
Messrs, David Troutman and w. g. Taylor
have sold out their farms at Llliwaup Fails for
20,0o0 each.
Narney wellman and Phoebe Snyder were
married by Judge Rivers Monday evening.
Royal Chapter tonight n. NJ.
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THE TOWNSHIP

"a a natural one andis the only land that could
be uti lied for sucn purp 'se lear the falls
There is not an imperfect lot. The new town
already possesses . good general store a post
ofice, express of . and t.iegrapl Office and
sry ra new on idiags ara IN ter eonssracti on.
Evsry lot 9 10 be eIe.red and the townsife com.
nauy is under contract - build 1ne summer
hotel.
hv re1 feet aud lager We viii sell 100 lots this
season 70 encourage building a. rom S2z5 to
ssa5 on easy .rma Many prominent ci liens
of seattle ard Tacoma have arsadg applied for
sn.s 100 hicn 10 build summer homes.
TIE r,und uis 10 saoqussmie Falls may Be
ro.de sny day an the re ON sundays fronad
IT % is Only % The i may De seen al cur
go nd Wis tors % >noaua ME fals will De
-, su,.ner in orrna ioa ana SHOWN Ia town
se,.IvMr T. G. wilson or Mr.. :. s GulifoA.
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TO GRIND THE WHEAT.
Roller Mills May se Established Here
Soon.


r. z. Cameron arrived here yesterday from
Beardstown. H., aecompan ed By C. w. Chad
wick, banker, of Onsha Neb Mr. CameroD,
who has been IN The ain and aourin. mill
business for fit an years past, saia yesterday
to reporter OF this paper
II Id out my business ia Illinois with
view 20 toming est Tree 10 go into business If
a iavorab o. portunity presented Itself. The
Northeru Psc fic would ouly sell me a ticket as
far a. Tacoms. but when got there l heard so
much about Seat e that ! determined to come
over mere aud Sc your town. / was more than
surprised. as was also Mr. Chadwick and al
most thought had stru another Chicago.
have made up my mind 10 Iemsin here a week,
and it may be that l will join Mr. Cha wick in
putting up rol er mills, for the manuIt G ure of
-four, il connection with the wheat warehouses
now going up
II am going over with President c. G. Austin
to see the warehouses and discuss the possibility
of forming company 10 manufacture the rain
on the spot. There is no question about put
ting ia a 400-barrel mill. to employ twenty-five
or thirty men AZ the start, aud getting enough
orders 70 keep the mil busy. Such mills
could be put in for 10000 to $4,000. city
like this. with a popu ion of 10000, would go
loug way toward supporting the mills. which
could supply -four at less price thaa it could be
brosght here. We shall decide in few day. O.,
to What we will do In the matter"
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REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.
The Deeds Recorded With the Audito,
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1. $500.
TO date. are Si2 SOC, 4s6 o. There were filed for
record yes erday u deeds, the considerations
.egfSgannE xl7.552. an average OF SAIL. 90. Fol-
lowing 10 the list as furnished by Osborne. Trem-
Per Co., abstractors OF title. rooms Q, TO- IL and
II, Boyd bl ok:
q ) Upper 70 W. J. Rowe, pit lot S. block 8,
Grandview, 1850
= Meigss 10 a. < Meigel, Is acres in swK of
G; =. cnspia 70 G. Z Bell. lots 81 to 10. block
bS, Ingicwood. Il.
W. A. Nicholas to A. T. Chalk. lot 8. block IL.
Yeser's 1t, 11.600
P. l. d |. Co. TO W. Evans. lor SO. block S,
SCUM PIX, SIS
ii. Cur It snson TO C. B ,rtelson, a lots /, 2 8,
block 90 ). r L. Co. 2d Des s.
A. .. o sdanl TO A Shepherd, .ot 10. block
20. Gi man PIX, u, TO-
A. ). opdan. TO A. w sh pherd, lot. 10, IL, II.
blotk 1, Laws I'd, 81, 800
c. Tnomas 10 II. Aaerent elmer, lots 20, q,
block 2. Lotto tract 500.
c. Ross to $. & III. Ry Co.. lots "a, "a. city
front, 81.
G. Davies ct al TO 8 q NJ. Ry Co. 6 blocks In
city front. a.
A. c. Miller to 8. NJ Ry Co., block Is, Dear
torn's 4ta and I'd In city front. 81.
3 L. Il L Go. TO :. d. Gust.n ct al, pit lot /,
block TO- Snoqualmie Falls. $500.
d. H. Gilm 10 J. b. McKilligsn, lot s, block
81, Gilman. $50.
D. Il. Gilman to A. NJ Gilman, lot 9. block 81,
Gilman. $50
IN. waineford to N. E. Glddens. 20 lots in
Naliingford G. L.. $500.
w. C. Co. toA. Helysr, lot -. block 8, South
PIX, s45.
Nv Borss to D N. Taylor. lots is to n. block
W. H. Taylor to D. N. Taylor. lot Is, block 9,
Fall City, $40.
W. L Russell to NJ Person ct al, lots ~, 50.
block 4. Ballard PIX. $11
Z Grin to I. NJ. Westmi Ter, lots %, rs, block
s. Latons lst, 1898 70
E. Giffitn To 5. J. Bower, lots o. a. block g.
Laiona ist, $3.50.
The @. 7. L Assn to J. stockstiii, pit lots 1, Q.
block 2, Burke I'd, $500
G. ". Forces 70 J. stockstill. pit lots l. 2, block
2, IfHrke I'd, u.
v. P. wiesenthsl to P. REILLY. lots Is to q,
block IL. Hardwood supl, $50.
B. L B. & L Co. TO l. Larson, lots 8, e. block
IS, Huntington PIX D.. $50.
c. E. Chaplin to O. Laraon. lot block IS, Ingle-
wood, 81.
C =. Chaplin to L. Larson. lots 81 and 80. block
A, Underwood, 81.
C. E. Chapein to A. Larson, lot Q. block IS.
Inglewood. 81.
/ Dodson TO R. h. Marshall. lot 10. block io2
D. 7. Denny's 1t, IL
Hw. Elns e. q to W. White, part Of lots
and 8, block 2, Prosp CT Terrace. $780,
United States TO J. A. Williams, lots ana 2,
ana Sc Of NV. and ne OF sw. co. II, g.
T. L. Terry TO W. II. Jones OF al, lot 4, block s.
Syndicate. t1.200
G. w. Parker to l. D. Parker, ALB in sec 4.
"A, $500
". Hamilton to c. odelle, iot7. block /. Hsmil.
tons. $780,
Al Lowell 10 r. n. Lowell, lot Is, block 8,
Sanders' to B, III
Moore l. Co. 10 VI. Mellan, lot IL. block 9.
He'll woods supl. s175
G. T. Reichenbach TO o. A. Mazuriet a Big
Three mining clam. AGO
n. Gilroy to L. Eimore, 2oxi2o feet on Water
street, $50
j. q. Freeney to L Elmore 4ix63 feet on Water
street, $50
D. T. Denny to L. McCsusland, lot Is, block Is
Greene's add, $500
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Company Ga Thanks.

SPOKANE FALLS. July ls 1880.
The members of company q. Second regime NJ,
n VI. through their com mittee, do hereby
extend a card of thanks 10 the ri lEens of Ia
coma for the Inequalities extended the COM
Many during the late encampment near that
Civ And more especially the members OF the
rress Of the Sound for the accurate aud efficient
~ amer in which the proceedings OF tue en-
esmpment were reported. And 10 their cx-
,-ere courtesy and kindness do we attr buts
IN success snd enjoyment OF the first nsto. al
enesmom ent of the state OF Washington Re-
specially,
LIEUTENANT r. LEGHoRS,
SERGEANT A r. BROOKS,
SERGEANT II. b scHwHLLESBAcH,
COmmfffee
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cate OF the machinery used at the present pow
er-house viii be put 10.
Handsome combination cars will be used on
both the Yesier avenue and Jackson street lines
and the present cars will b. used only on extra
occasions
Thompson sayDfhat upon his return he will
have work eommenced on large and web ar
ranged amusement grounds at the end of the
Line, and that an electric plant viii be put In
for the grounds and power-houses.
The Yesler aveaue cable line Is good paying
property today and has been q good investment
from the time the line was completed. in octo
Der. lsss, being built by J. NJ Thompson and
associates, and was the first cable road I'm the
city.
Mr.. Sanders came to Seattle ten yeas ago as
cabin boy, and has by his strict attention TO
business. indomitabe pluck and perseverance,,
coupled with excellent judgment. made such
fncreass OF his capital and investments as to
place him today among tue wealthy citizens of
Seattle. II Is understood thar Sir. Sanders in
tends going into the banking business here in
short time
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DEFENSE OF MOUNT RAINIER.
eeamber OF Commerce Resist. Attempt
to Give Az An altas


'nen was an unusually full a,tendasce at the
= s'Ihg OF the ,card of trust e. ri the Chamber
~ merce yesterday morning. those present
ermth Davies jacob Flu tn, G. Ii. He'll
a r Miiten, L r. n esq T. w. Prosch,
a. no' ne ter, B. :. shaut VI and L. F. Wit
win T. o. Graves in the chair.
cmnnniea ION was real from the Western
sssas M Labor Union with r, ference the pro-
I =, eaa' displsy OF Septem Der Labor day.
,.. Asa TIE chamber 10. assist in getting
90 aispiay, ne plan icing TO have m r
an,' aho manufacturers show their wars
q examinations and 9th public bodies
49, hssau gton have been invited. The
80 was discussed at length and ref. rred 20
~ committee composed oi Ness He'll
n,. ~, ait'en and witter with instructions TO
~ VI ntxt meeting.
s.,,s wa read from Eugene Rick seeker,
n.S.s Asi an organized attempt Was oelng
ss,s y representative OF Tacoma TO have the
e.. Mount Rainier changed to Mount Ia
Nechs1 sae government maps. and calling on
-. sMpef TO take steps to see that the govern
~ nea The mountain correctly. The mat
Nierred to the members OF the commit
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THE BLoTTER.

@frhos eouRT-LIcHrESBERe J.
: .. yea Boyle vs.. Kelly Bros, & Co.-Motion TO
a'seh granted.
PROBATE coURr-osBoRS, J.
sac OF Robert Wooding-wilI admitted TO
. aIe Oh Sarah Freuch-Albert E. French and
french appointed executors.
ass OF Charles II. Csssio, known a. vii.
49,. A. plAcx-Decree settling fnal account and
~"siouung the estate.