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, 1890-05-01
THE HOME MARK ET.
A Lively Trade sirswberries and
Other Fruits Com ux In.


Other Fruits Com ug In.
The local markets for the past few
DAYS has been very brisk. Strawberries,
cherries and other small fruits will ar
rive IN next week. The indications point
to a busy season.
Local QUOTATIONS,
The market quotations arc corrected
every We'd nesday morning by NJ. d. Doh
son, Wholesale commission merchant, at
No. GIG Howard street, Spokane Fails.
Whcat-Firm at 5s@d2c per bu.
Flour-S3 7hCd - per bbl.
Hay--W lid Sl0GsO; grain hay s20d22;
bnlcd timothy s22M25.
Meats-Ileef live stall-fed iCd4lsc; re.
tnil Sa25c Ch oico cuts l5M21c, Hors
dressed SMOc retail l00il5o; mutton Uc;
retail mutton and veal choice cuts II ~
G02Oc.
Poultry-Thc market is firm; live
50, 10 per dozen dressed 65c each.
Butter Creamery, 2o@S5c; dairy and
ranch 15MD.
Eggs-2Oc.
fish-- Range i9>1ca25c per pound.
Oatmcal-5@Oc.
Cornmoal--5c.
otatocs-sl s5@2 per 100 pounds.
Cabbage-3@3lso per pound.
Parsnips- 81 % pcr cwt,
Turnips--Sl9l - per cwt.
Apples-sl@s per barrel; scarce
cyaporatcd l2)z@llc.
Orange yBGSU.5o.
Peaches-Evapon,ted i6c; sun drict
l2Isc-
Blaokberrcs-Drcd f2t1c
Raspbcrrics-Dricd 35c.
Curfants-Dried l2I8c.
Prunes lOc; Italian i5c; French lC,c
I,emons-S7@8 per box.
susar--Extra Y o@iosi granuiatcd 1,
@llc.
Coitec-Geen 25@oS0c; roasted e50o iOc
SaIt--Common 81. 50 per 100 pounds
dairy -.
Crackors-7M l0c.
syrups-70cQssi per gallon; mapi,
81. .25e31 20.
Kice-.lOc.
Beans-Small whites 40l6c.
Canned Goods-California - bO0f6 O,
per casc.
Chcese--ohio cream 2Oc; New Yori
cream 25c.
Lard--5-pound cans 75c.
ProSisions-Smoked bacon, hacking
house brands, l2lsQpl4c; breaItast bacoi
| iiGf lsc; hams Eastern, 1bQ1isc; hom
sugar cured ham lsc.
, 1890-05-01
DEATH CLAIMS HIM.

Professor Brachts Son Edward Passes
Away From Consumption.
Tho death of Edward w. Bracht,
u son of Professor Bracht, which oc-
cured early yesterday morning at
his fathers residence in the Crescent
block, has taken away n most
estimablc young man. The disease
that caused his death was consump-
tion. AT the time OF the fire, In
August last, young Mr. Bracht con-
tractcd severe cold, and IL was all
vlsed by his physician that n change
of climate was necessary; and 90, In
company with his mother, he made
trip to California, Arizona and
other places. But instead of dcriv-
ing any benefit his condition be-
came worse, and the result was that
the cold developed into consump-
tlon. About II week ago he arrived
home and took to his bed, from
which he never arose.
He was born In New York, in
May Is, 1871, and was graduate of
Columbia college, with high honors.
lie was un excellent musician,
seeming so take much delight in the
study of that sciencc, of which he
was very fond.
Professor and Mrs. Bracht have
the sympathy of the entire coni-
munity In their hour of bereave.
mrnt. Tho obsequics will be held
to-day from tho Episcopal church at
10 O'clock,
, 1890-05-01
THE WOMAN WINS
The Notorious Albert K. Cutting
Knocked Out in One
Round.
The Rat Printer Attempts to Give
His Wife Licking and
Fails,

Again has the notorious "rat'
printer, Albert *. Cutting, sue
cecdcd In getting himself into
trouble; this time he attempted TO
beat his wife, who turns the tables
on him and gives him II licking in
stead, and the result IL that he will
have to nurse his injured head for
some time as n result of his coming
In contact with Mrs, Cuttings Is
chair.
Mrs. Cutting, who keeps q rcstau-
rant, has had to support her lord,
who. ii will I've remembered, became
Il figure along the Mexican frontier
by ilbo!ing II number of prominent
MeXicuns and almost causing a. war
between the United States aud
Mexico. soon after he got out Of
jail the Cuttings moved to the
West, and his great hobby was To
oust union printers, and fill their
places with "scabh wOrkmeD. He
would not provide toward the sup
port of the family, contentcdly al
lowing Mrs. Cutting to do that. Mrs.
Cutting kept up for n long time. AT
last his spouse decided that this
kind of work had gone on long
enough, and she politely informed
Cut ting that he would have to sup
port himself.
4 few days ago Cutting sent u
message to his wife, Informing her
that as he was about to leave the
city, he had something hc wanted
TO communicate Ia her. She yes
tcrdny answered the message by
calling Mt her restaurant OH second
street, and while waiting for him to
put in nm appearance, her eyes fell
upon II letter lying on the desk
which he had written to her daughter
stating that his wife had i'll used him
and calling her various names.
Mrs. Cutting at once tore the let
ter up and when her lOrd returned
hc was 30 cnraged that lie attem pied
to give her II beating. She retuliated
by picking up chair, and the way
she helaborcd the lord of the house
was wonderful, so quick did she give
him to understand that she was the
boss, and not he. The result was
that Cutting had his head and face
badly cut, which will occasion some
time 10 heal,
MRS. CUTTING TALKS.
a REVIEW reporter saw Mra.
Cutting at her restaurant yesterday
afternoon, and in answer to the
question as to when they We're mar
ried. she said:
1--WE were married in Little Rock,
Ark, and it was there that |
first met him. had little money
and we soon moved TO Kansas City,
where he squandored 1t, and when
| had no more To give him lie
turned his attention IN abusing me.
This he continued for long time,
when | had to leave him. | came
to this city, and he somehow
learned whore was and soon fol-
lowed. | have had to support him
long enough, and decided to do 80
no longer"
Mrs. Cutting has the appearances
of being an honest, hard-working
woman, as n glance vt her rcstGu-
rant would iully illustrate.
, 1890-05-01

senate gavol. with which Vice President
Morton tells the senators that they arc
maxi too much noise, has been In OK
isteuce and in use as a gayci for many
wears. 1t IL the identical one, IL Is said,
which was I'm use when Daniel Webster
was In the senate and probably was
used tho day he made his reply to
llnvne, TO still the buzz in the gallery
when the great man sat down. This, az
any rate, was said TO he true tho other
day.
There Is q mystery about the g1vol,
too, Nobody but Captain llassctt, tho
white-hnirpd door.kccper knows what
becomes OF IL during the recess, and
when congress is not In session. The
venerable old Captain Ba.sett takes II
from the vico president desk and hides
II somewhere, and it is lost to the world
until II is again needed by the yioo presi-
dent. Captain Bussott knows tho his
tory of the gavcl, US he does of every
thing else about the senate chamber. for
he h as been there since some timc in
the 30 s or lOs, when he first received
his appoin tn,ent-us page, il Is said
through tho influence of Daniel Web
stcr II has been suggested that Cap
tain Bassett carries the gavcl In his
pocket as u mascot when the senate Is
not in session. though this is probably
not true,
, 1890-05-01
NOTICE OE FINAL PROOF.
GEORGE MURRAY.

Land onlco AZ spokane Falls, wash
April rs, lsoO
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settle has hled notice Of his intcn-
tIou to make hnal proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will he made By
fore the u. :. land office at spokane Fails.
WnSh, ou Monday July7. lsNO u! 10 \. NJ,
Nis +, drnrgr Nuirny, who made homestead
nnpiicntiOu No. ii57, for the sel4 nwi4 swl<
nci 4, lot a. sec 9, Np 70, range 45 e, W. NJ.
III. names the following witnesses toproye
his CONT nuouS residence upon and oultiva-
lion OF said land viz;
lanes MURRAY, Johil simpson, John hur-
my sam ucl NAlon, all Of spokane Bridge.
ANY person wlu desires tn protest against
the allowance oi such proof. or who Knows
of any substantial reason, under tho lHw
and regulations VI the interior department,
.yhv stich pfooi should not be allowed. VIII
Gc given an opportunity u, the above men
toned timc and place 10 cross.cNaminc the
,vii,osses of said claimant and tn otier evi-
'irti,,e In rebuttnl of that submitted hy claim
nni, % A. W. srRoNG Register.
, 1890-05-01
THE SUPERIOR COURT.


Jacob BirlsenB.ocl<s Suit Against tho
CITY Dinmi sHcd Default judgments.
Tuesday was an extremely light
day about the courthouse. There
was not IA new suit filed and very
little was done In the superior court.
In tho casc of Mary A. Stevens vs.,
r. =. Owen, for the recovery of four
horses, Judgment was entered In
favor of the defendant.
Tho case 0f Robert Dow Va. the
Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany was stricken from the calen-
dar.
On motion OF plaintiffs attorney,
the siiit against the city 10y Jacob
Birkenstocl> for s., 600 was dismissed
without prejudice.
II. q. Brown was given Judgment
against J. *. l'ardee, by default, for
$3.50 and costs.
The following is the call for to-
day:
McCauley, DeVcre q Co. VS.. Frauls
Wilson ct III.
I'M. Lands ct al. vs.. Fred Nc
Kay.
, 1890-05-01
BROKE HIS ARM.

Frank johnson Mccts With q Serious
Accident on Fifth Street.
Frank johnson yesterday had his
right arm broken below the elbow.
He was ut work on Fifth street
building house and had lust
stepped upon the staging when he
lost his balance and topplcd back
ward distance of ten feet, striking
ON his arm and breaking II. He
was assisted To his home ON WASH
ineton street and u physician sum
moned. In addition to breaking
his arm, johnson sustained serious
Internal injuries, and also severely
cut his fncc us a result of coming In
contact with q sharp-polnted rock.
, 1890-05-01

HbN NllNHAf NAill ltlN
Land Onlcc at Spokane fslls Wash, ApfIl
NJ isnO
Notice 4. hereby giycn iha, the following
named settler has hlcd uOtlsp NJ hla Int 'n.
tlpn 10 make communications Nuul proof IN
support ~ his Cum, uui that said pruuf
VIII be- made before the Z :, Land Olitr nt
spokane Falls Wash. ou June 30 1870. pc
% A. NJ, vlzi Benjamin r. Bg'hiuL who
made homestead entry 80. t2lr, Tor tho
Sc sec ~, twp 10 10 rungo 40 e., W. ~
lie uRmrs the iollowiug witnesses to prove
hlS continuous rcsidUutU upon anu CutiNH-
ton OF said luud ylx.l
Donson ltlstlugs, Peter OWCnsuu, George
NJ. Cunningham Oeotgo spuirc. all ui Squire
city, stevens county. Wash,
Any Ucron Who dcllfp1 tn protest against
the allowance ut such proof, ar who knows
Oi any substuutlHl reason, uudor the law
aud the regulations uf tho Interior depart
mcnt, why such proof should not ho ole
lowed VIII hU WiVcn uu opportunity Ut tho
abnNo mentioned tuu nul uiNCG To Ctush.
examine the witnesses o. said claimant ntd
to offer evidence in ruhuuul { That submit
ted by claimant a, W. siRUNG,
.ldU Epri.ttr.
, 1890-05-01
rBoBArE NorSoE.

In the Probate Court for spokane county,
state OF WashirH Htpu.
In the matter ol the estate OF Virginia
Nilton.
Order TO show cause why order OF sale oi
real estate should not be made Charles
W ilson, the admiuistratur OF the estate OF
Virginia Wilson, deceased, having hlcd his
petition, hesciu duly vrrih,d, praying Tor
liI urder Of siair Of certain real estate oi said
decedcnt, it's therefore ordered by THE Judgt
ol the probate couft shat all persous Inter
cstcd m the estate Of said decreased appear
bciore the said probate court on May 2, 500
AT 10 a. ~. In The city of Spok auc falla aud
county OF spokane, state OF WnNhingtofi, "a
show cause why an order should not be-
granted 20 the said almiulstrslor tp sell st
much of tho real estate ~ The aaii dcecur,,,l
aS shall he nccsss AIRY, aud that a cops 81 this
order he published a. least iour surccs~lve
weeks ia thc spOk snc Fsils Weekly Review
a Newspaper published In said city and
Detcd Aph, 4 I 800.
Jdo
, 1890-05-01

CHA KlES IL. HAY MbND.
land Office at Spokane Falls, W 0h
April -, lSnO.
Sotlce Is hereby giycn that the iollowinE
named scttiCr has filcl notice uf his iuten-
ton TO make COmmutali IN iuai proof in sup
port Of his claim, aud that SAID proof VIII BE-
mNdc before the register and receiver Of tue
land Ofiice at spOktuc Falls Wash, On June
20. $50. ~ 10 A. ~, viz: Charles H. Ray
moud who mudo homestead application
No slB for tliC ~ OF sci aud swl OF SET ,
sec = twp "a n, &, ~ r., ". NJ.
He names thc following witnesses 10 prove
his coit tiuuouS residence upon and Culttya-
tirp ol said land, VIA:
Thco Miller. Charles Moody, George
Ienchmnn and John Saundcrs, all OF spO-
kane Falls, wash
Anyper.on Who desires to protest aUiust
the nlioWaue. Of such proof or whp knows
oi any subsnntisl reason, under the law
amt the regulations Of tho interior depart
mcnt, why such prooi should not 10 nj
lowed, will be given an opportunity Mt the
above mcntionc1 I me and place 10 cross.
examine tito Witnesses Of said clAimun; and
to unor evidence IN rebuttnl OF thrt sub
gId6 4 W. STRONG, Register
, 1890-05-01

unlied states land Ofice. Spokane Fails.
Wash, Nov. 20, 1850.
complaint hpying been entered at this
otleu BY Charles :. sawyer against tho
widow heirs or LEGAL reprceentaiivos Of
beverly X. MestinN, deceased, for nbaiidon-
iug his homestead entry No. B,aOJ, dated
October 2. 1888. npon lots Z and t2. Of SEQ
non -, township "a y range az T.. W ~,
Wow tO the cancellation 81 said entry tho
suld parties arc hereby summoned to appear
az his onioe on The 10th day OF May. ls0o.
Ht 10 o'clock 4. NJ, Tn rHspoud and furnish
testimony couccrniug fnld alleged aiaii,i on.
mUul j. 81. ADAMS Hegister
1-fg
, 1890-05-01

iffAC = GARDINER.
Land Oflec az Spokane Falls, wash, March
20, tepO.
named settler has filed notice OF his lnten-
uon 10 maSe hual proof In support OF his
claim, aud that said proof viii be made be-
i,99ts INC gilcd states ihnd onice AZ spoksne
Wa lsaac y Gardner. who made hofnr-
stCud eniry No. 4, 900. for tho nj nctx and
NO NV, % section 20. township ~ ".
iIn names the following witncsscs TO prove
bis continuous rcsljencc upon aud culiiva-
ton OF said uud, Nlz.
Hopper md Robert Stevenson. All Of spo-
27e5 j. ~. ADAMS, Resi,ter.
, 1890-05-01
THEWORLD OF TRADE
The Stock Market Shows Son o
Increase In the Trading,
Closing Lower.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States.

NEw YoRx. April 30, The stock mar
ket showed some increase in the trading
to-day, but that was all in the afternoon,
while IL was fcverish and Irregular dur
in most OF the time, and for the frs,
time In many days the final changes
SHOW majority OF losses. although they
are confined to fractional amounts in oil
cases, Tho leading features ot the day
were ST. Paul. Rock Island, Northern
Pacific preferred and one OF two Others,
which are the only ones showing any
improvement at the close ofthe day
Government bonds have been steady.
Money on call, easy at I@6.
Prime mercantile paper, 6tdi.
Sterling exchange, quiet heavy; 60
day bills sts4h; demand, Si'o6.
RosDs
ssw Yoss, April 30, -Governmen, bonds
tloted as icllowsi
q. &. A. reg'd ..Io2 10. =. Alss o'p'nS 10 ~ I
U. =. iscoIpnsl22 Pacific Ds.-""..1lo
v, .. A!ssroa'd d.. lO2js
BOSTON sroCKS
Bosro.. April 80. Tho STOCK market closed
~ followsi
A, 4 7. II, X. rs, SOis Ncx. Ger. Com. 23l .
Burlington .,.-lO1+. san Dicsu"".." 70
, 1890-05-01

isns o1lco ~ Spokane Fells. wash Marrs
~, 1890.
named settler has iiied notice OF his intcfl
ton 10 make inal proof ia support OF his
claim, AMI tnAt said proof VIII b. nndu 10
ioW thc United States Land Office af Sl<Dkane
faNs, Mazs., ON Nag ~, 1850, az D A. u. /,
W.; Hilam J. MARKHAM, who hlu1 psr.
emptiuu decnratDry statement NJ. z, 100.
Tor tliu cii -. and sWis sci. of section ~,
t0Muahip27 ~ range AZ w., W. 81
lio names the following wltncsaos 60 pfoyl
hisconiiHeous tcsidcnco upon and rultlvn-
ion o. snld land, viz.
Joiu Iloisueton and Sylvester Holslns
ton, NJ Chuttaruy, Wash, Mart D. Main and
lsnaH Kick. OF Mead, Na.b.
91cu "A auANg Heof.f.f.
, 1890-05-01

Tho sttic Of washinfinn conutyof Spokane.
y. In tho superior Court for spokans
bnicina Payne. plaintiff vs. iorcnso D.
fhc siata ~ Washington 10 tho above
named defendant. W. the uanio ~
dc state Of Wellington, yuni are
hereby nQtl1cd that luoiiNin inyne, plain
tH, has filed n ,ofuiiniit against sun u
iho supnffof court pf Spoknnc County. Stafs
~ wishmfrnn, held A. siot,ne fslil
which ,slll cpmn on ~ hn heard sixty days
after thr iirst publication " thlF suInu NOM
ln-Hlri sixty days after the = tn disy ~
Mtroh 1870 aud Gnlrfs you eFpear atj
anawct thH -nrin on or beiufe tho 1btl day
of NHy. 1870, the sauin VIII 10 taken ~
con Us,cd. and the prayer of said com.
pialnl ffrntcd. The oDlect and prayer %
said complaint N to obtain a dlV0ret
from sicieiidant upon thcqrdnnds of nbnn.
donmout cfuoi trratnifnf, end nugscr and
rciu fft oi defendant 10 make suitable pro-
vislon iOr his iamls.
WiHsf4 uy hand and the gsti
f-"'-"'f ~ suid court. this 2Oth tlay OF
SEAL March, A. %. 1870.
.......- .. NJ. Ai.Al8T RONN, Ciert.
~ IOIiN ~ TODD Dcputy.
Prather 4 Dausct. Attorneys tor rl.ilntin
"a
, 1890-05-01

Land " oalgc lls at spokane Fails, wash. April

Land olioe at spokane Fails, Wash, April
10, l9DO.
Notice {, hereby given That the following
named settler has Hlci notice NJ his iutpu-
tiou tomgko innl proof in support of his
olNm and that said proof win bo made
before tho land onlco az Spokane Falls,
Wash, on June 2s, 1890 at . a. ~, VIA;
Solomon N. Shull who uadc homC s,end Cu-
try No. it4i, forthcuis ned set uWt me- .
swl see, :, twp 20 u, ril'igc 81 q. ", W
lie names tlic following Witncsscsio prove
his con ntnuous residence up3n and uultlyt-
tinu oi snid land viNj
wesley u smith OF Spnk ane Fails; Frank
Cooley, Of Dpcp Creeks Josiah 3. brown, Of
spokane Falls John 5. Nowkirk, ~ Spokane
Falls.
Any person who desires " protest against
the allowance NJ such proof or who knows
Of any substantial reason, under tho law
and the regulations OF the Interior depart
mcut, why sush proof should not he al
lowed viii he given an opportunity al Tie
above mentioned time ana PLACE To cross.
examine tho witnesses " said claimant aud
In offer evidence In rebuttaloi that submit.
ted by claimant A. ". STRONG,
Ull9 NHuietpr
, 1890-05-01
n,w rqnF. Apri, ao,-rho stock marse,



Nrw YoRS, April 3o.-Ilops--Easy.
Coileo-Options opened steady, and
5@ 10 points UP; sales 81, 800 bags; May,
iG6Od 10. Csc; June, l6i5dlG 55c; July,
1880 IL. .i5c; August, III. D@ l6, ,30c spot
Rio, quiet fair cargoes, Oc; No. Hat
bean, lsLs@lsLc.
sugar-Raw, steady; refined, easy.
GRAIN AND Provisions,
curcAGo. April 3o.-Wheat-Closc- -
Firm; cash ssA@oOc, May Soc, July
s7,zc.
GSryn,n,:s.e,sdy; n, 9. e,,sdy; cash a2,Ic, May s214c,
Oats FIRM cash 24Isc, May 2is.c,
july Aizc.
Barley-Dull.
rOrk.steadyi cash sl3, May si3o5
LIrd-steady; cash se27h, May
$6,27ti, July $6.i5.
CHICAGO LIVE srocE.
CrircAoo, April 0.-Cattle-I,eceipt pts,
ll5,Oo0 Market strong, 10c higher
beevcs $4S0@52O, steers Sa50dt7O,
stoc kors and feeders, 81. S0di.l5, Texas
corn fed steers S3.sO@3.Oo, grassers SIS
as 20.
Hogs Receipts 1880. Market slow
and steady; mixed and heavy ~. O5@
ttNNN
and higher; natives Si@6,2j, Western
corn fed 5000 TO- Texans Si@b,l6,
CHICAGO WHEAT MABkET.
CIIcAGo, April -Wheat-Strong
and higher There was general buying
on both the local and inside account,
Hutchinson, the leading bear 1t is csti-
mated, sold Z, 6oO, 900 bushels. which was
absorbed on the advancing market. The
Opening was the same as yesterday $
close. The market advanced, with only
a all ght reaction OF ~ per cent. for July.
The close was | per cent. higher than
yesterday. June advanced II, per cent
and closed lM per cent. higher. May
ad yanced X per cent. and closed "a per
cent higher The advance was made
OH the crop news. Receipts $4,000
bushels; hillmcnts, 6lD,OoO bushels.
BRITISH GRNIs MARKErs.
LIVERPOOL April 30 Wheat-Quiet /;
demand poor; holders offer moderately.
Corn-Qulct. but steady; holders oficr
moderately,
PETROLEUM.
Nuw NoRK, April ~. 3O.---Petroieum.--
May opened steady ut lLsc, advanced,
and closed steady at silic. Spot oil was
dull and neglected.
, 1890-05-01

Land oHicc at SPOKANE FnlIs, Wash, Feb 4.
1900
Sntice II hereby given that the following
named settler has iilcd notice Of his ntcu.
tion TO make final proof in support oi his
ella In, aud that said proof VIII he made bg'
fore the U. 3 land nilice nc Spokane Fulls.
wash. ON March 2b, $40, ntu A. NJ, via
John Rohror, who made Homestead entry
No 3bI- for the northeast quarter Of soc,
~. twp. 20 n, range AZ T., W.M.
lie names tho following Witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upou aud CultivH'
uOu OF said Land, VIZ;
George Merrill Paul Qucsnel, Pierre 10
feyro, Thomas l.. Jones, all OF spokane Falls
l.. o., Wash.
0ti NJ ADAMS Rerister
, 1890-05-01
THE SENATE aAvEl.
a Little PIeoe Of Ivory Which Has u
Mystery Attached Ia It.

Tho vice presidents $ gaycl is Of itself u
standing evidence that the senate is an
orderly body and needs no schoolmaster
for presiding officer to compel quiet,
says a Washington correspondent OF tho
ST. Paul Pioneer Press. The gavel has
no handle. II never did have any. 1t
Is simply little piece OF white ivory
like the head of gayel. polished and
shi .ng. 1t would not do In the house nt
all, for the most that can he done with
IL is TO give gentle rapping on
the desk, and In the other wing the
sneaker sometimes needs TO hammer
away like man with beetle. This
, 1890-05-01
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

In the Probate court oi Spokane county
state Of Washington, IN ihc matter Of tho
estate oi ". Erickson deceased.
Notlce Is hereby given hy the undersigned
administrator of the estate Of l., Erickson,
Gercussd, TO the credit0rs o. ana all per
sons having claims ngaiust tho tald de
ceased, to exhibit them with fhc necessary
vouchers within on cyear after tnu date Oi
the frst publication OF this nOtiee To the
said administrator at the o0ioc Qi J. I. Ham
spoEnne Falls, sp0kanc county, Btntf
OF Washington. where tho business OF said
estate In condnctot
estate of y. Erickson, dccc clkol.
Dated a7,h day OF February, $500
, 1890-05-01

Notice s. hCrehy glycu That the commi 1
sioners oi SPOKANE county. Wash. viii 70
coiyu scaled bids ut their oltiCo ia the Couri
house IN spokane Falls until hrH Monday
in MIy, lslO. for the construction OF q
bridge across the Spokane river on the lyle
rond in spok0no county All BIDS must be-
nrcUmpahic led 10y plans and spccihCation.
and a certified check or bond In the sun, oi
10 pcr cent al tue amOunt ul bid. Al lids
the 9th day Of MAY. 1890 ~ ~ ~, Thp
hourd reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids.
By order OF tho board Of County Commits
siOners. NJ ID -hl lh' Auditor
, 1890-05-01
TIMBER LAsp Acr, JuSn >. rsIs.

United States Land Olice. Spokane Falls,
Wash, April -. lSsl,
Noucc Is hereby given that Ia compliance
with the provisions ui the act ol CONGRESS Of
June ., l-TS entitled AN act Tor tho sale
of timber hands N the states Of California,
oregon. Nevada and Washington territory"
Nrlsou :. piAlt, Of ChnifarOy, county OF
SpnkHuc, stntc of Mushurton, has this day
filed ia this Office his sworn GtutemCnt No.
so. Tor the purchuc OF the east hht ol the
81 Of sec. No. II, In town, No - n., rauge
No. SO uu aud VIII uuct proof to show
that the land sourht Is more valuable ior tts
timber or stouc Than fur agricultural pur
poses. and To- establish hi- claim o. .tid iiutd
before the register and receiver Of this office
nj Spokane Falls, Wash on Monday, lhc iith
day uf july 1890, vt 1 A.. NJ
lln names Us wttuesscs !. G.. ClW.lll, n
~ owens John lloue u. lIoadlcy, all pi
Chhtturoy po totlice wash
ANY and all pcstpUs claiming adversely
the aboVc-dcscrihed lands arc requested 10
hlc their claimsiu this ulucc ON or before
said 18th day of luly! lr'O.
icG s. W sIH OSG Register
, 1890-05-01
NorIon or pIr.y. phoor.

HENRY lENNEt.
land oGce at Spokane iults. Wash. Marc'i
20 1f'iJ
Notice is hereby given that tho foilovins-
named settler hAs hl0d notice of hla lul1tl.-
uOu ~ make final prnof La support of hit
clnim, and that sali proof win DO uadc b..
Falls. Wash., on Mag D. i-Do. al 4 r. NJ.
VIII lfeur fonnen, who uiade homestead
cniry No. f.2ot fnr tho ei5 sell ind AZ rey +.
% setiou go township 30 ~. range 81 H..
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence ron aud cultlya-
ton Of said land Wis
Ole Hanson, William Hopper, Isaae 8.
inrluer and lsunc n Pcyton, all OF Spo-
kaue Falls A. o.. Wash.
2Te0 >. M. ADAMS, Register.