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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-10
NoEICE OF FORFEITURE
 SUNRISE MINE. rJNo JosRPH D. DSEa. AND TIn.
U oihy Dyer. their heirs or assigns:

II ofhy Dyer, their heirs or assigns:
 You hereby notified by the undersigned. your co-0Sners in the Sun Rise mining claim, situate n the Warren mining district in the county of e, chise Territory of Ariz0na that they have expended the sum of one hundred dollars in the performance 0fthe annual work for the year ISSs and the af one hundred dollaTS n the performance oi the annual work for the year Iss9 required by the laws Of congress 10 b= annually expended upon said ciaim 10 holdthe same
 You have failed TO contribute your proportion ol Revised S,atutes of .Ae United States. to be made upou sad claim for tse ssd year 1888 and I839 The due fron you, Joseph D. Dyer, to the undersigned your CoogeT n said mining claim your proportion of the moHeys expended by II upon said claim as above set f1ryh Is venfy Ave dollars Sss, for which you delinquent al the date Of this notice
 The sum due from you. 1imothy Dyer tc the undersigned, your co-oSner in the sad claim, your proportion of the moneys expended bJ R upon sad claim as above set forth, is Fifty dslars, Sso, for which you delinquent at tht date Of this notice
 You your heirs and assigns, are hereby notified fyOu they should faIl or refuse contribute you proportion of ths above expenditure within ninety days after the publication Of this notice at least once a week for ninety days ia this newspaper, youi interest in sad Sun Rise mine U become the proper ty of your co-o~neTS. the aEdersigned whose place Of busiEesS and post Oce address n the Territory c Arizona is al Bisbee. CochlSe County Arizona, and whose oce and principal place of basineSs is mum Der % John street, in the city, county and state o Ncw York
 Dated April 75. 1890
 COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED
 MINING COMPANY
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SPECIAL FEATURES:
Notice of Sale of Real Estate

Notice IS hereby given that in pur- suance of an order of the Probate Court Of the County of Cochise, Terri tory of Arizonn, made on the 26th day of April, 1890, in the matter of the es- tate of Murdock McGregor, deceased, the undersigned, the administrator of the estate, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, and sub ject to confirmation by said Probate court, on and after Thursday the Sth day of May, 1890. (All bids must be in writing and addressed to said admin istratOr at the office of the Judge of the Probate court, in the city of Tomb stone, A. T.) All right, title interest and estate of the said MurdOck Me Gregor at the time of his death, and all the right. title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Murdock McGregor at the time of his death, in and to all the half undivided inter- est Tn that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said County of Coehise, Territory of Arizona, and further described as be- ing in the Dos Cabezss mining district in said county and known as the Jun iper mine or mining claim. Terms and condition of sale being cash, on confirmation of sale by said Probate court.
 W. NJ. STEWART,
 Administra.nr of the estate of Mur-
 do,.k Mc(.reOor deceas sed
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

GoseflI0r V oia-y. Secretzry-N. 0. Aurphy-
 uEitsd States Attorney-Owen J. Rouse
 AadiIOE-ThomA Hughes. Attorney y-5enerel-Ciark Churchill. YeSor-GeDerAl-koyz A. J ohnston. freAsurer-i T. smith.
 Superintendent 0f P1hlie snstTacfion-G. " ChcyRey.
 Delegate 10 Ccagress-M A smith.
 Superintendent of Territorial Prisou-John U Beaaa
 Immigration Commis ioner-J A Black.
 AdiGtaBtGene.si--Wm C.O'NeilL
 Veterinary SErgeon--Dr. A. Chandler. r board of EquEiizAIion--O. F. TJ~nseno, Wn s. Head.
 Geologist--John F BiandY-
 Live Stock Sanitary Comm. ssion--A- <. Town J. V V.cker-, W. C. Barnes, \. 5. BoSers, Sam Hel Cfozie..
 Prison Com nIssaosers-w C. Davis, E. A. Cut Ger, l. s- hOhbins
 InssLe Asylan Dlreetors--J. A oehos. W. Il Hardy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County of Co-
 chise, Ter. of Arizona.
 Tn the matter of the estate of " W
 LowtheT, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the un- " dersigned administrator of the estate of W w Lowther, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned at the office of s. c. Perrin, in the town of Bisbee, COcmse county. A. T.; on or before the 24th day of September, 1890. RJ. LOWTHER, 5-23-4m. Administrator
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A Momans Discersrr.

"Anoiher wonderful discovery has been made
 nd that too by lady in this county. Disease fastened it's clutches upon her, and for seven years she yiihStoad it's seyeresi tests. bur her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed in- ~eSsanuy and could not sleep. She bought oi is bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery foi Consumption and vas SO much relieved on take ing the first dose that she slept all night. and with one bottle has been miraculouSly cured Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz" Thus Writ W. C. Hamrick S Co. of Shelby. N. C.-~Ge
 free trial bottle a; ]. Yonge's drug store.
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NOTICE OF roRPEIruRE.
AURORA NINE. V,O FKzSE -DoNSELLY. HIS

x heirs or assigns or legal re JFesentativss.
 You are hereby notified Dy the undersigned your co-0xner in The AURORA mining claim, sitnAfe in the Warren mining district. COuI ty Of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, thai he has exPendtd the sum of three hundred dclIfrs ln lahdr and in yroyements O1 said miniry eiaira dIriag Ibe years 1SS7, 1883 and 1889. tswit: One aGLdsrd tOlErs la each Of said years being the anoaLt Of labor and i'm trovemsnss during saiA yea-s. required by Section S32s. Revised Statutes O. thr United Staiez, BS part Of which has been paid by you.
 You, your heiTs and assigns are hereby aoti- fed that If you should fail fuse Co ontlibute your PsOport ion oi the above expenditure. to-wit ore hund cd and ffty 6 i5o 00) dOllars. within ninety days after the publication of this notice once week for ninety days. your interest 10 the said Anror3 m.ninF claim will beearne the pro peEty of ycGr ee-owner, fhe undersigned, whose poet easce add is Bisbee. Cochise County. AT.
 THOMAS HIGGINS.
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CALEsGEN. - We wish few men to seu our C goods by sample to the wholesale and retail made. Largest nanuiRet7rers iD our line- Send 2cent stamp. Wages g per day. PeTmsnep. position. Nopostsls apswerec. Money advanced or sages. advertising. etc. tHSrENxikL MAST'si Cn.. GIScISHATt. OstS 22soI
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IT or PRIZE.
AGENTS WANTED.

s&-For club rates or any further information des' red write leglbly to the undersigned clearly stating yaar residsnce, with state. county street and lumber. More rapid rvtarn msil delivery will be sssenred by enclosing an cave o:e bear3 ing your full address
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Cochise Lodge No. |. 0. 0. F..

Regular meeting night, Tuesday Of each week All visiting members in good standing invited to attend
 D. A. MARTIN,
 N. G. V, D. MoSNoSIER,
 Sec.
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RrYnI Arch sEa.ess.

Stated meetings on thiEd Wednesday of each month. Notice of speeis, meetings by chapter flag. Soiournipg companions cordially invited.
 ADoLPH COHEN, H. P. F. L. Nj CORE, Secretary. il4tf
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DIsrRIcr coUar.

Jaage First Judicil pistriet-R F. sloan , Judge Sec md SadseiAI District = ]. II. Kibb-y iadgs Taird JHsiclAl DisuieL-JaDes n. Srigtt-
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IMPORTANT, Address U. BAssETTf.
 city of Mexico,
 nexIcO.

By ordinary letter containingNONEY ORDER lssaed by al Express Companies New York Exchange draft or Postal Note
 SPECIAL FEATURES:
 By terms Of contract the company must de. pOsit the s1m of all prizes included i1 the scheme EefOfe ssliinx a sisgie ticket sud re- ceive the following ofacial permit:
 Ceriidcate-I hereby certify thA. tho Bank of London and Mexico has on depO it the necessary iuHcs t0 guarantee tue payment of all the prizes crIwa by the Lotleria oe Ia Benehcio Pubiica
 APOLINAR CALTILLo, lnteryenor. Further, the company Is required to distribute hityslx per eeut Of the value of all prizes-a lar ' .GElly ths number Or tickets Is limited 10 SoO00- QUO less than sclf be other loTteryies using the same scheme
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THIS PAPER F-z 6. 2. s:.sss, fee: e.
 Sssssss s-s-ss ,s ssss s il z; rsE, ,
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F. & A. MI.
 King Solomon Lodge No. 5. F. 4 A. M., holds stated meetings on the third Saturday in each month in Masonic Hall. at 7:30 p- m. Special meetings held whenever blue flag is hoisted. Visiting brotheI are cordially invited attend. CHARLES SMITH.
 VIM. A, l.. GRow Secretary. 8 lStf
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INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS. Collector, TaesOn " H. Bristol.
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UNITED STATES oFFiCER3

Snitea states AarshaI-Bob Paui. United states Depaty Marshal-H. D, Under sooa.
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nEED Sea Wonders eyist iu hL Ill thousands Of forms, but are surpassed by the marvels of invention. Those who gre ih need cf profitable work ihAt can be done while liy nj at home shoule a: once send their address to Hallet S Co, Portland, Maine, and receive free. full information aOw either sex of all ages, can earn from k5 10 s.3S per day and upwards wbereger they live. You are started free. Capita not re qSs:Fed- Some have made over go ln a sln- gle day at this work All succeed
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AuTHoRrzEp AGENTS.

. hbuTHoRfzEp AGENTS; s s..
 'rsaoieSo. is our Anthorfze5 Agent for Cssifornfs ego. ?. HOWELL | e., 70 Spruce st., Nev rerk. ". AVER SON. Phfi.dsiphEs. kh trssssctioar made ,y ths shove named per oqs. viIl b. complied with st the FROSrEcJOk -sos.
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PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. k ,ceiver-D. ] Sullivan R szisisr = E Burgess.
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SUPREME COURT cniSs Jast.ee-J zmes il Wright. Associate Justices -. IL. hiDoy R. L. Sloan.
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TUCSON LAND OFFICE. RscsiY-rz-u, R. Drake. Register Her Der; BfoNn-
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CITY OFFICERS
 Mayor Charles ,S. Thomas
 1hi-f of Police D. ". Gage Treasurer Oliver Treyiilian
 Ity Attorney George w. swain
 Auditor and Recorder Nat Hawke lsy Assessor ]. C. We:ser CouBcilmen:
 first Ward A. Darwood Second Wari II. Campbell Third Ward los. LippeTt Fourth Ward John Priaderviile i, -s ccUNEY oFTIcEEss
 sheriH John H. Slaughtef rreaSurer J. F. Me Ailister eoorder w f. Bradley l District Attorney ". II Stiiwsll rebate Judge E. R. Monk lark District Court III. Emanuel I ;uTveycr @I IT. G. Hove Assessor S. A. Gilman ,oart CcmmisssoRer G. c. Berry
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All Brokerage Eifeteiat Lowest Rates
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E. A. SHATTUCK.
 Deputy Sheriff. ". H. STILwELL,
 Attorney for plaintiff. The sale ol the above described pro perty set for November 20ih, 1889, is hereby postponed tc January 10th, A. D. IS90, between the hours of 9 a. m. and p. m. Dated this 18th day oi November, 1889. J.H. SLAUGHTER.s By Sheriff. F. A. SHATTUCK.
 Under Sheriff. The sale o.8he above described prop erty noticed for sale on this 20;h day of January A. D. 1890 is hereby post poned to Thursday the 10th day oi March, A. D. 1890 between the hours Of g a. m- and p. m.
 Dated this 20th day of January 1890.
 J.H. SLAUGHTER, By Sheriff. A.E. sRATTUcK,
 Undex Sheriff. The sale of the above described pro
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1enooL OF JOURNALISM.
lsss of the Newspaper Glass at
Cornell.
Allan,s Constitution

noaneed in the newspapers that
od OF journalism. which was es-
txo years ago at Cornell Univer-
ss been abandoned. The reason
q sne college authorities is that a
etessor would be necessary, and that
= no time for the further presecu-
4 he study.
Us ihvt some thirty students were
IN the arduous du les OF this
oeiieve journalism. These students
vznxsd into q s.ciiy staff. and
ssslensd" 20 write up matters anu
g Ithaca and the neighborhood. L.
srapos d that vas amount of
- turnea in. but none of il has ever
way mo PRINT Whether 1t has
sr.,yed or whether the managing
Professor Brainaru Smith. has
49, Y among the archives OF his de-
tns world dees not know, and
may never know.
xesaaent Andrew White explains
OF the school of Journalism"
ey describing the necessity OF
apartment. He says that "the
q Young men who can take up
keneral interest and write upon
- kny and cogentiy with that knowt-
ksnerai political and constitutional
.aa OF the better solutions of so
ons which forms the only foun-
M the best journalism. Is very
Illustrating by this involved
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In POLITICS.
Opening Headquarters
Washington City.
coNcaEssMEN WORRIED.


usshlnston City Special
= pmers' Alliance has opened q
Elerary bureau here, which will
IN nxId 70 the uneasiness already
ccneressmen who are looking
ronominafion, and who are OPP
" tbs theories advanced by
ienfion. Tue bureau is
# 5Smsnsled church in Ninth
y psi oifhouEh the church 10 large
& he's been found necessary to
1Iljonal quarters in an adjoining
I'd IL the old church the official or
Alliance, the National Economist
More than 10000 copies are
- usek. The subscrip ion price
80. and the circulation is con-
-, Who pay for their paper.
nber. 1850, q convention of the
AiIiance was held in ST. Louis.
1nod the Econonist as the official
~ order, and in recent issue the
sfnted that bond in the sum of
- been given to the president of
- Alliance to insure the faith
1nrnsnce of ali contracts and agree
n1ered into by the publishers
paper. The value Of this
~ = Questionable, inasmucb as
f1lshers OF the paper include not
resident Of the Alliance, TO whom
~ given, but also the secretary.
Inan Of the executive board, and
10 other leaders of the organize
- ofacials also receive salaries
IEom &, 500 to $25. 900 per year.
Sothefu congres smen are much
~ the new organization. They
! hunted look, and many of them
~ ~ security they have so long en-
. thing Of the past. Il don't
~ Il Is in the West" said
hefn congressman, "but in my
~ desc blatant demagogues that the
~ Alliance send out have raised the
nea have not left Washington
81 eame here last December, bur the
= I Ht from home convince me that l
~ going to have an easy
= de convention to be held
ath. The primaries have been
~ the delegates to the conven-
- eIected with instructions to vote
long IS nay name was presented.
= be said with sigh and an inn
|1|Io II am in the hands of my
~ Bot If l am not nominated, / am
MI . make it very hot for those
= Diay me false
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Wo1id fail as = Journalist. e
ne ruth Of the matter Il that the
cnool Of journalism outside 81 the
1e sNspepers themselves, Is bound to s.
very much IN the air. journalism itself s
::omeNnat IN the air. It is not an organ
4s9 srs or profession II cannot Be re-
o9esq 20 m es- II seems TO be almost
wholly matter Of individuality. There e
no level Of either editorial or reportorial
YORK Where one man does fairly we'll
9notner creates . tremendous sensation.
there - no theatricsl journalism. II Is
practical ell the way through. Ii is MAT
vt g 1id9ment and experience TO some
exfent. but heyond al and above ali. q i
me method Of treatment--thus bringing
I1e whoie "A AIR back 70 the ready hands
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pSPER RIVER INDIANS.
= Mere Beasts OF Burden-The
Region Little Known.


Region Little Known.
6itka Alaskan.
nanent winter-house occupied BY
rigines Of Copper river is construct
Yules. slabs and spruce bark. Its
y similar to the native houses in
otprn Alaska, but is not 90 sub
~ built. It Is about eighteen feet
Gond four feet high. Around the in
i PLATFORM i've feet wide and three
tSA ehich serves for . bed at night,
u their household goods are
- down promiscuously. In the
~ he house is an open fire-pl ace,
over which is . large hole in the
the escape Of smoke. Overhead are
pnck1ng snd driving fish. while
and I'll present dirty. smoky.
14fearance. They huild their houses
Ut lumber and with no purchased
anse an axe. Raw hide thongs and
= answer u . place of nails and NOR
hn0n. Necessity is the mother OF
nlion.n Most OF their belongings are
tmade Their wants are lew; their
= scansy indeed.
~ have not come in contact with the
p very much and they have not the
n ingenuity of the Tniiknets. They
nfte Of the arts of living. Useful
20 beyond their pressing needs are not
uuxht Of, and Injuries of any kind are
ty<n dreamed of. Their clothing is
~ q skins; they have no furniture,
q1nd or slab-hoor answering every
of convenience and comfort.
they have procured shot
Nm traders in exchange for furs,
= old-time bow and arrow is vet
sch member of the family is the
faithful dog. their only dome~-
maj However, this Is true of ali
euses OF Alaska. None have cows,
- even chickens. The Copper river
% not ornament as much as the
Ire nose and ears are usually
g and are ornamented with rings.
them paint their faces. but this
ne extent OF their personal decor
IN are not on an equal with the
q the case with the Thlinket<, but
pss o. beasts OF burden. and the nuni-
women compared with that OF the
= cecldedly in the minority. The
~ Of an average height: their skin
olorsd, hair straight and eyes dark.
iaces are wrinkled and furrowed at
sge. the result of hardships. They
eaiefv upon roofs, wild berries, fish
-. During the long winters there
restitution among them, and their
often emaciated with hunger.
1fe numbsr of natives on Copper
its tributaries does not number
xney have no schools, and no one to
en to higher plane OF life.
~ river and tributaries drain q
pnslderable extent of country. Its
20 main portion lies between the
~ parallels west longitude. Lit
ooxn OF the extent and character
eloutaries and of the topography of
~ region. The largest tributary of
Rper Is the Chittyna flowing from
While The next in size is the Kla-
eNmg from the westward. and the
whine Is the Tezlina. The rivers
~ ND Copper have their source near
The former flowing westward
Yukon, while the latter flows
ehlp'ies into the Pacific.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

T~o WHOM 1T NAY CUSCEkS-NUTICE Is
il nsr b. giyen taat The nrm Of ~ hr.wa
4 ia. wa Ola tne 9fh day Of July, 1890 sso.ved
"a ana. rsiened resising tss.feflom, and snas I
will not be respo sfDiv for any de- q contra ted
for ar % accom- OF or in me an OF c. II.
Brown d Co. Eince the dissolution Of the sal !
Hrm. JOHN acCURBY.
NyOTICE OF DissOLu Ion OF P.kTSER-
IN shfp-Ine nYm her~to ore ex sting under
the nam and yle II { { Ions BRICK and stoue
c npauys - ing business a. the o Seattle,
q this day dissolved By mufuA cssnsent.
pased July y. 1850. n. 4. coMsr0cK-
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sorrcr TO STOCKHOLDERS.

yuAsHInG SOLDIERS HoNE-A
w meeting of the hoard OF trustee of TIE
Washing on Solciers' home vii! be held az TIA
coma Monds,. August IS O. p. m. for tn
turpose Of selecting . site and fransacting such
otner business ~ may properly come b+fore the
board Proposals of daii toss of laIlli. undel
sec ION OF the soldiers' Home act, will iheu
se considered. such proposas shonld be nl-d
with the seer fary, at attic, on or before said
date By order OF the srns,e-s
GEO. II. BoARpxAN. President
" roIwrs c-4f@rv.
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sor1cs no cosrExcronx

NOTICE. 10 CONiRAcfORs-BID WILL
~ re T. ceived 81 the Office OF the B. B. & B.
= &. T. Co. in New Wnaseoru. until nson Of
paDy's railroad. from the Ssossnck river. near
Scokeaek crossing. 10 the British boundary NJ Ar
Snmsss Ety. Prorie snd spec fcs fioss can be
amount OF sio09o vii! be required to insuse the
eompl-tson o. the work within two months OF
the rar oil letting The contr sef. TIE right il
served to Ieiect any or al bis. separsfe bids
VIII e received for pile open mrs. I e ties and
caiverss. n. /. sT1NGRO0H,
Chief EnR.Ha en1 Supt.
New Whstcou. 7th asr. 1882.
cEALED B.Ds Ii. BE AkCE,YED Al Tag
y u ~ the Lake wash gson b ID L ne
y mpAny, no 10 An Us +. for tie J. aug ~
TIE til Wig 1escr Del anes towiE; e eas-
half OF the east hslsf ~ sec.oa 4 fnwAsssp IS
range cas-. Mug X rkiand. Good AMI
ia perfnrma c. ct The CO r-ct. aud tho names
O. the sndsm Us accompany the bid Fer
Ia'ac '''srs apply 70 tie 2 r M ss-c e,.etsr
Msnsrer 1. W. b L. Co.. Frea Dir uilding.
dds WANTED-THE CEDkRsIGNEp viii
II receivs seaiec ciss up ~ Augt>t 10 10 level
snd plat femetery Of two and one-bs ceres,
located north Of this city ado ming the FRYE
aeJn01sEss and O1h Fellows tezset eries and
belong hg 70 CONGREGATION 0aHseth shoiu "a.
Inc right 10 accept aEy or rel CT all bids Il re-
sefFe1 50 binnl. secretary. lis Washington
street, seat Q, Wash.
NOTICE TO COSTR ACTOES- SEALED PRO-
IN Posais viii lat ecesye br the board Ut
Al treir ofics CT Cns Ifs, VAST. for tie con-
sfrsic o. snd completion OF two re story
ans dwesiing-hsu g, Or two story tralne
huus with bril- k basement. To be constructed
curdiaz 10 psa and specific a ion on die ag
tn Office OF tae bnsrd = truss e.: aso at the
one OF T. Bird, Hoy Se LuIld ng, front and
spr,ug str ets. s. attic. Wash sail cont acts 20
Re let u the lowest and b 81 tsiaaer y must
be acco npanied ly a csr i5ed check equal 20 10
per cent Of the eHss TINT OF the bid. BIDS viii
be received until o'esocS, August go 1880
BY order of the Bc.rd
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rTsHOY-oy q NHITE-CTyIL ENGINEERS
ii have removed 10 rooms 70 and q. Eotman
building. Front street. bstNeen Columbia and
Iaxion-
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o Deep Of Heaven, Ills thou alone art bound.
less.
fss thou alone our balance shal1 not weigh.
is tnou alone our tathom-sine 1uds sound ess.
Wnoee lh6uise our iuite Gaukt obey:
Inrouen thy blue realms and down thy starry
Inolx ht Voyages beyond thy furthest Ore,
- scne8
Thee meesureiess as Is the souls desir
Dep o. Heavsnl No beam Of Pieiad ranging
Eternity may bridge thy CALF Of spheres.
The ceasel o hum t1ar Ills thy sleep unchanr-
ing .
Il rain Of the InuumerabIe years;
sfrrnm
THROUGH thine abiding IKE : daseles> dream.
Charles 6. D. Raberts
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Es0fxxERs AvD CDyrRxcToa4

CAS kzAAIIaCo BRiDsxE CoAPASl-zS-
~ giueers and contractors for bridges Of every
descriptions wharf building. pills driving. drscE
specifications furn1shsd on application; corre
spondenoe solicised. O6zce foos of Jacx1oo
slreet seattle, Naso.
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RDoUGLE-James McDougle, of Mnscaflre.
lows, died q . m, August ., $780, aged 50
yean.
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TINTED ANCIENT oRDER OF ERUID6-
Members OF this order residing In seattle
are reoussled Co send their address TO ]. h 4.
Post lntelfgencer once
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