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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
S.. W.. COX,
OVER EXCHANGE BANK
For Sale or Exchange for JET.
ferson city Property.
THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE
PROPERTY IN MARSHALL,
SALINE CO., MO.

No. Consists Of green house,
dwelling and grounds the size Of lot
95x2l0, desirably located, and the
only green house in Saline county or
within 40 miles of Marshall in any
direction. A fine opportunity for q
man who understands the business;
it has water-works on it and gas also,
really worth $4,000; will put it in tt
1900.
No. 2-Threc business lots ncar
southeast corner of the public square
20xl2O feet each. These lots adjoin
he "Ncw York Store one of the
largest institutions of its kind ii our
| town or IN Missouri outside of the
| cities will put this ground in at $50
per front foot.
No. ga dwelling house and suit.
able out-houses on tho principal
street leading from Public Square to
both the G. & A. and Missouri Pacific
depots in Col. Sam Boyds addition,
about three blocks from the business
center. Price, $1,000.
No. 4-One Of the most desirable
lots l00x400 feet, best resident part
Of our city, and when we say this No
mean Just what is claimed the house
Is plain 5-room, with two basement
rooms, summer kitchen and buggy
house; gas and water In front Of
premise in fact the principal mains.
lPxius, &',00o. Apply v 8. VI CbE
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
SCRUGGS.

Muddy roads and windy weather.
Miss Lou Scruggs of this vicinity, re-
turned home on Monday of last week
from an extended visit with relatives in
Nevada, Mo-.
Mr.. G. F. Buente purchased a horse
and buggy one day last week.
Miss Sarah Kelbly spent last week in
Jefferson City.
We learned recently through n teach
ers' correspondence that an invisible
musical instrument wa introduced. The
instrument was invisible, yet the school
was highly entertained by it one Gay last
week.
Mr.. Anderson Foster Is expected in
the vicinity in a week or two.
Messrs. Buentc and Dcgale made a
sidewalk, which will accommodate the
people very much going to and from the
train.
From Dan Coffclt we learn some very
mysterious incidents which took place on
his farm this winter. He was blowing
on Il distant part Of the farm; left the
plow in the field at night las usual when
he returned to work, to his great sur
prise, the pillow and clevice were no
where to be found until a month later he
was informed by an adjoining neighbor,
the pillow was on his farm, and where
search had been made several different
times. So Mr.. G. went to blowing again,
but or another unfortunate night an
other set Of c~levices and singletrecs had
taken a flight; up to this date have made
good their escape. II the party or parties
will return the same no questions will be
asked, and owner will be very thankful
to regain his property.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16

Vile, with whom Mr.. II. has been EN-.
ploycd for several years as head sawyer.
Two young students Of the Elstou
school, the future Sullivan and Killrain
prize fighters, fought several rounds one
day last week at school before the teach.
er took In the situation. He at once OBJ
jected to the further progress Of the fight
and ordered the young champions to his
private room, where they were perm ittcd
to take = special and private course Of
training somewhat new In the science Of
pugalistic training.
This part Of the country was visited
with an unusual heavy rainfall on Satur-
day night and Sunday evening. The
heavy coat Of Ice and sleet having also
disappeared, resulting in big booms and
overtlows Of all the creeks aud principal
streams doing some damage to roads and
fences by washouts and ov ernows. The
new bridge recently built on the Centre
town road west Of Elston was washed
away and one OF the main butments is a
total wreck. Having caved in and rolled
over In the main bed Of the creek, most
of the timber can be saved from the
drifts on the creek.
We learn that a party of engineers and
surveyors are now locating the line Of
the river route FROM Boonville this way,
and were. on last Saturday in the ne igh-
borhood Of Mr.. Hickman's, this side of
Marion. They seem to be keeping With
the river bluff pretty much all the wal
from Roachport down, aud are likely t.,
continue with the bluff to Crays point.
The people of Marion are highly clated
the prospects Of having a railroad in
the near future, and that ancient aud
historical town will take a boom and I'M
doubleday become q city of considerable
note in the near future.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
Usage l ITEMS.

Mcssrs. Henry Pope aud E. r. Rich
ards are having what they call the La
Grippe.
Mr.. Henry Pope is having an Ice box
made, but don't know where he will gel
his ice to fill it.
The Missouri Pacific railroad company
is having their ice house repaired.
The city of Usage is booming and also
the Usage river.
Our agent Of this place shipped Tues
day, eight car loads of stock. This is q
great place for shipping stock.
Victor Wulff, son of r. l.. Wulff
broke his right arm Tuesday morning
just by falling on the floor.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
"RUBE IS DEAD"

The great may ask, "thc soul
comes whence, goes WHITTIER" bat
she did not ask it. He had not
filed exalted stations; no kingly
crown had given him his greatness,
neither had fortune smiled and given
him a name, yet to her 1t was like a
mountain to a mole bill, like the river
to the rivulet, like the ocean to tue
rain drops, but he was taken away,
It was a big aud q busy city. The
heartless world moved on uumindful
Of her sorrow. The gay and festive
crowd surged aud almost trampled
upon hor as she made her way to the
editors room, the big paper Of De-
troit. ;'Rube is dead she said, bul
the big bearded man said lie did no
know bin. 70 her be wa ths world
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
CORRESPOND EMcE.
ZION ITEMS.

Plenty Of rain and heavy frost, but no
Ice yet.
Mr.. John Kaufman lost a very fine
mare last week.
Everything:lively in this neighborhood.
No sickness so far reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loesch are II Q
happy parents Of another bouncing girl
baby.
The public school at this place under
the management of MIR. Charles Reichc-
man is progressing nicely and is thought
by some OF the patrons of the school 10
be one of the hest taught in this district
TO- many years.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
LEGAL BLANKS FOR Al q

We have on hand at The REprCLrcAN
office the following legal blanks for sale
Attachment Bonds, Attachments,
Afidavits, Attachment before j. P,
Account Of Sale, AH1davits for Informal
ton, Appeal Bonds, Abstract Of Pro-
ceedings, Abstract Statements Adnls-
traitors Deed, Abstract OF Title,
Affidavit for an Appeal. Articles Of
Agreement, Attachment for, Chattle
Mortgage, Commitment iPendng Com
plant, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Detainer,
Complaint In Suit of Rep,evin, Certif-
cate Of Purchase, Commitment Pending
Examination, Complaint-Assaull ana
Battery. Certificate Of citizenship,
Dramshcp Bond, District Court of the
United States, Execution J.. p, Exc
cutor's Sale, Executions, Fec Bill,
House Lease, Inventory of Estate for,
Information for Misdemcanor, Lease
lndenture. Landlord and Tenant, Lease
and License Bond, Notice to Garnishee,
Notice to take Dispositions ,lNotice Of
attention to Post Obligation for Costs,
Order of Publications, Order of Deliv-
cry Bond, Proceedings Relating u
Strays, Quit Claim Deed, Recognizance
Of Witness, Recognizance Of Prisoner,
Rcplcvin Bond for Defendant, Replevin,
Report of Proceedings by Administrator,
Recognizance, Summons In Case Of
Landlord and Tenant, Summons, Search
Warrant, Sheriff Deeds in Partition State
subpoena, Subpoena, Scire Facias, Trust
Deeds, Township Clerks Financial
Report, Unlawful Detainer, yenires,
Warrants, Warrants of Commitment,
Writ of Restitution.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
For Sale or Exchange for Jef-
ferson City Property or
Merchandise,

No. 100, northwest quarter section 80,
township DO, range Is; No. 40. southwest
Of northeast, section 1, township 40,
range Ia; No. $50, A. in section 81 and
y, township 10, range 10; Ne. Ila A.
section IL, township 40, range IA; No.
100 A. section IA, township Al. range
IL; Nos. 753, and 20 townlots In Aurora
Springs all 10 Miller county. The above
land warranty deeds. Address this Of
flee.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-01-16
peck's Had Bow.

rPcck's Bad Boy" Is ono Of the best
known theatrical companies In this ooun-
try. They will be at Lrhman's opera
house on Tuesday the 2lst inst. This
company have a fine ochestra Of their
own
, 1890-03-27
srfrRtrF,s SAFE

The state Of Washington, County OF spc
In ihc superior Court for SPOKANE County
Wnshingipn- Heniaminc Ettleson, plaintiff
ys Gus. ~. Bloom and Georse =, stooks
81 virtue Of deerue and order OF sale
m adc aud entered IN the above euuues
cause aud court On the Uth day af March
A. D. 1890, COPY OF whlch hns l,ccI
isgucd and cert lied 80 me 10 The CLERK Of III
date che 7th day Of March. \. u. $500 for m
sum OF Sl.T76.SN. gold coin. with interest,"
30 the rate VI 10 per cent ger annuIa frul.
the uth day of March. A. D. 1890
and the iurther sum OF 1890 costs. aus
the furthVF sum o. $50 attorueyS fees as
also the Increased costs ihereon- !, =.
Hlnchln sheriff of spokune county, stat
ApFil, a. NJ $40. al the hour Of o'elocl
II g. uf said day, ht the inyns dsnr % tiss
cutirt house. ~ Spokane Fails, spoknns
county, scll az public auition, 10 tho hlsae<l
bidder, Tor cash. the tJiiosiaE lescrl -
resi- estate. slt!ltted, lyins AN being =, ,spe
described ns follows, tO-wii
The north one huif OF tho nortocaAi one
qutri or, aud east onuahnf Ol tno noethWesl
6nl-lonrth OF scctinu tuirsy-iour u toHu
ship twenty.ono north, Of ranRe tort3-o one
ead. OF W N, aad cnuialnin Que htes-
all aud singular the tfnements. hered.t
Aments ami nppurtonaicc< thofc uilt1
belonging or ia anywisc Npprrtalniuf. said
property y taken and solu - the plvptrlf
Gus W. BloonI and Oeo. T. siqoSe, deiend'
dated at spokane Fnrs. tate NJ wrsliing-
ton, this sih day OF March, A. y. lfaf.
~ IT, HiNCHi1ff,
ShrrfGof sp5sanc Cnunty itush.
17cC By q. O. DOWNING, " 'Suty,
, 1890-03-27

the State of Washington, County fspo.
In The superior Court for Spokane County.
Churlcs T.. Hathaway, plaintiff, Vs. AluIga.
rite Hathaway, dui 1udaui.
ftatc OF NlI-hiu ston to the above
named defendant IN tho name uf
the state Oi Washington, yod are
hereby notified that Charles l.. Hathaway
plaintiff. has Med complaint against y0u IA
The suucFlur COurtOi Spokane county. state %
Washington, held az SPOKANE Falls, which
Will come ou 20 be hcnrd sixty duya Mler tho
hrst publication Of this summent io-wit: six
~ days after the2O,h day OF March, ! 500,
aud unless y0u appeaf nhl nhl nnswgr the
800 the same will hc taken ns confessed
and the PRAYER ut sn!d cumpatnt grutrd
Tao object ard prayer Of said complaint IS
tn obtain Il ludrin ant aud decree ui'snlvins
the bonds Of mutrimuuy hciclni0re aud now
existing butwecnt la.ntllaud dgie daut.
and Tor general e4cf, pom the grounds
First, ~ Hbandonncnt by defendant UG
plaintiff for ono year, WhIcn a1nu- -
d1umcnt l. alleged By plaintiff TO have Oc-
CURED in April. 1893 al Portland, or
aud ever since then continued; soc.
Ond, on the grouud ni cruel treatment Os
and personal iniquitles inlictcd upon
plaIntiir by defendant et divers tlmes aud
places during thc existence Of said mar.
Ingo, making his III bufdensomei all OF
which T. fully set oul iH piaintifl7s COM
plnint fleL III this aetion.
.."'''''. Mitucss sny hand and seal
isEAL. oi irad court this iuth day
.......... ~ March, 4 y. 1890
j. NJ, ARMsrRONG. Clerk
By JOHN A. TODD. Deputy.
Thomas Nichols, Atty for plaintlu. .UcT
, 1890-03-27
A rEni,iBLE cYCLoSs.
scverpi Persons Killed Ia Dincrcnt
Parts OF south Carolina,

CoLuMptA, s. c., March "a Further
particulars of Saturdays storm says that
the fury of The cyclone was principally
felt In Sumptcr, where much damage
was done. Ida Richardson was Killed
by falling house. Two mon, names
unknown, were also fatally injured be-
ing badly bruised and cut The railroad
bridge over Broad river at shelton, was
blown oil Is piers, and auunknown muu
standing on the bridge Vt the time
was carried away. In Chester
county the tornado did great damage.
At BlaclItock woman and several
children were fatally injured. In thc
city score of cunyicts at tho state
pcnitCntiary narrowly escaped death,
tho immense yentilatiug Iuof being
blown oil the building.
ltisrqported that tho town of Pros.
perity was swept away, but, as the wires
are down, nothing can he learned, and
II Is feared immense damage has been
done.
At Camden the cyclone struck house,
Killing Mrs. Easterling
ANOTHER SEVERE WIND STORM.
GUrnRtE, |. T. March 2l.-A severe
wind storm throughout Oklahoma las,
night and did great damage tothc uu.
substantial dwellings OF the new settlers
near tho city. Rube J0hnson, his wife
and one child were killed Oy the collapse
of their house.
, 1890-03-27

Tho state " Washington. Cluutyot spokauc.
~, IN the superior Court foe sIokuuc
County,
nuelna rayuc, plaintiff W. Lorenzo b.
payuU, uUlcntant
fho Stat oi Washington 10 the above
named uCicnd1ut In tho name NJ
the state OF washing uu, YOU NO
horchv notified that luc'ndg Payne, plain-
tii. has fled q CunpiHiut nglluat yuu in
the supoilrCourt ufspokmo County state
Of Washington, held az SpuSnny tNll',
which viii como uu % hc heard hiNty days
after the tir-t publication Oi ths summpu,
to-Wlt: SiNy duy5 uiter the th dry NJ
March, 1870 rul unless you appear AMI
answer the rtmpuu ot ueiofc the 2Gth day
~ May, 500 the same viii hn taken ns
confessed, and the pmyor NJ said com.
plpint grnutcl, The object and prayer NJ
said compliant ls 90 obtain u divorce
from dcloidHut upon fairgrounds Of ahau.
dnnmvnt Cuicl treatment, n d uyglect nld
refusal NJ dclsndtut 10 iutau suitable pro-
vision for MS family.
witness my hand aud the seal
s"'"'"t Oi -ald court. THIS Goth day "
sEALi March, A. u. 30.
.a.....s j. 81, ARMS lROSG, Clerk,
iy JOHN A. TODD, Deputy
PfaihcT & Dausmi, Attorneys fOr fiMntiM
aigi
, 1890-03-27

IIOWAHD W HTNAIIONl
Land O1ioc at spokane Fails, Wash, March
u, 1870
Notice Is horcby given that the following
named settler has lilod u0llco of Ma mtrn.
tiun Ia make Communication nnM proof iu
support uf bis claim. aud that said proof
VIII hu made heiUrr the u. Z. Lnud Onicn at
L 4. NJ, VIZ: iiuWuid ". rifniton, whO
made Homestead CntD No. U2D2, for the
lotag and {, sec, -, twp, "a n, range ~ O.,
W. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rssldcnc. upon aud cultiva-
uun uf suid land, Via
=. linnTy N. Au,.lgi w u Iegier, Gn,oiyo
Wash.
1909 J.M ADAMS. Register.
, 1890-03-27
MEXICAN LEAD ORES.
A Protest From Loadviiic Against n
Duty Thereon.

I.KApviLLE. Colo. March o5.-At n
meeting of the representatives of Lead
vllle's four smelters, held to-day, u res
olution was passed protesting against the
imposition of duty on silvcr-lead ores
imported from Mexico, for the reason
that even with those ores 1t Is diillcuit to
get lead enough TO keep tho smclters in
Colorado alive, and that to shut out
Mexican lead would sooner or later close
up every smelter IN Loadvillc. Telcgrnms
were sent to the leading Western mcm-
hers of congress, urging them to oppose
the proposed duty.
Tie American smelter was represented
by Its president. Henry ID. IIlgging:
tho Arkansas Valley by General Man
agcr Charles q. iencbcrg; tho Harrison
Reduction Works by lis superin tendent
aud manager. J. w. Nell; and the
Elgin smelter by its manager, IL. shcr-
man.
, 1890-03-27

Representative Carter has received
some criticism ON account OF his action
concerning the Helena postoilicc.
lie said to-day that more than a
month ago hn was notified by the do
partmcnt that Curtis would be removed,
ana he was requested to recommend a
,Jccessor. Learning the state OF affairs,
and In order to give Curtis an oppor-
tunity to settle up and get out without
trouble. tho mater had been delayed at
his request.
Charlie is a good fellow" remarked
Mr.. Carter "and unless 1t was absolutely
Necessary would not do nuy;hing; but
thc lie 1arimcnt Is determined to have a
change, IN order to- straightcn out tho
affairs OF tho.olli,c, aud he must CO.
The successor of Curtis Is not yet de-
eidud uuun
, 1890-03-27

Land onico at spokane Falls. Wash, Fob A.
lsnO
Notice il hereby given that tho following
nantad setilor has iiicd iiutcc OF nl@ itn'
claim. and thnt said urtiuf VIII be inndo 20
fore fho q. = ltud oilce At sroknne faln
WRsh., on March 28 $40, nc y A. a., va;
John Rohror. who mndo homestead citrs
No. a54H for tho northeast uuer.cf % 49,
- twp. gh ~ rtngr ~ e.. W. ~.
lie names tho following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous resldcncc upon ana cniiiFa
tlun OF said land. Wat
GeoFgc Menil, Paul Quesnei, llerre y
O6J IN. ADAMS. Register.
, 1890-03-27

The bill repeating the timber culture
act was taken up and passed to-day in
the house.
Mr., Dunncll, Of Minnesota, made Il
strong light against Il, aud insisted that
II bc sent back, aud that his forestry bill
be reported.
At the same time MIR. Wilson, of
Washington. took the floor aud made "a
red hot live inmates speech In favor Of
tho bill. Tho present bill would give
those settlers who had tried to grow
tiubcr chance to secure the title to
their land. In the Spokane land dis
triCt only three claims, out OF 3, go, had
passed to patents,
Sir. Dunnell in reply, SAID that Wash
ington was VIGOROUSLY atimhcr state.
lie was surprised HAT the representa-.
tiyes from the DOkotas aud Montana
should advocate the repeal oil this law,
MIR. pioklcr, OF South Dakota, replied
by oying that tho republicans OF tho
new states knew better what the people
wanted than the gentleman from Min.
nesota.
The bill was then pRgsed.
, 1890-03-27
NorLon o. rrNAI rnnor.


tend olico Ut spuaon1 Falls, Wash, March
20 ! 500
NoNcc H. hereby given that tho following
med settler hus nlod uolIcc of his intgn-
ton 30 make final proof iu support NJ his
t,r1 the United States land ouIcc ht s pokauc
Iulls Wash, on May y, iSgO. ut 1 T.. W.,
VIZ Henry Fcnnnp, who made homestead
entry No, A,2U 8, Tor Che ca sci uud t'l net
OF sgttion 20, township 20 ~, Iuuce a. h.,
". ".
II names the following witnesses tn nr1yc
DIS continuous residence uIou AMI CultiYu.
tluu ~ 1it iaud. Niy..
OIL Hansen. William lioppor isaar 3
Gardner Aud isaac \ lcytOu, al ui Spa.
g7cG j. NJ. hnAMs. noeistnr
, 1890-03-27
NOTICE on FISAL PROOF.
IQTfN TusINER

Land omco at Spokane Falls. wash. Eel
rgary -, 1890,
hotirc iA hereby given that ths following
named settler has MED notice oi his Intel
tl0n to ms lnai proof In support ot b
claim. and that snid proof will BE- made bl
KANE Falls. Wash, on April "a, 1890.
o A. ~, viz! John Tralner, who nnc
homcutetd culry No, 1905 ior tho ns,z. az
30 twp 20 ~. range 4o g, W. A.
his continuous rcsiicncc UPON and Guilty.
tinn of said land, viz.
Gaspcr Lyman. Thomas Pugh. job
Wash. J. N. ADAMS.
97hG Register.
, 1890-03-27
NorIoE or rINAL pnoor.

En- hAlsl hAttbA+3-
g3. 1890.
Notlro h horcby given that the foliovini
named settler has died nOtlcs pf ais intel
ton 10 make final proof in support OF a
claim, ANA that suid proof viii be medc l.,
foro thc RnrIster aua Receiver al the Unite
stuies flnG Diico nt Spokane Falls, Wash
an AprIi %, 1870, at 1 4. NJ. VIZ. Euyai
Rhode, who made homestead entry NJ
5.s12, Tor the sci4 Of nw.ls, aud ne.i{ (
sw.it OF sec. 20, ln twp. 20 n, range ~ 4
W N.
hia con tinuuus residence upon and cultiv d
tlOu OF said iHudi VIZ
Joseph slulhcrlu, Gavin c. Mouas, Jane
J. stevens and Robert Carpenter, all 81 spl
e7b5 J. N. ADAMS, Register.
, 1890-03-27
The Irrigation Men Discouraged.

The men interested IN irrigation nrc
hnyinga very hard road to travel. Tho
attempt to get money for the purpose is
mot with opposition on every side.
The republicans from the states who re
farms have been abandoned state that
the West may be settled, and have heon
gathering petitions and papers for an
onslaught upon the irrigation scheme,
and intend to show that tho people who
have left the firms In the East to settle
up the West are tho same people now
upon the plains who are asking the
government to supply them with water.
The representatives of the states
wanting irrigation, and especially those
IN the house, feel that II will be next TO
impossible 10 yet through any appro.
priation b u for large amount of irrisa-
tiun.
, 1890-03-27
NOTICE To onxprrons.

In tho Probate court Of Spokane county
state oi washinEion. IN the matter OF tht
citatc OF y. Klickxpn dcccnfoi. Is
Notice " uo4cby Given by tho undnrsianes
administrator Of the caiati OF T.. brifkson
deceas %, TO the Credltor4 ~, and nn per
cons hAvlng claims aqiNust the tnid 90
cgasct, 60 Oahlb.t tlsem with tho necessary
vouchers within on year alter tho date p
the nrst publication u this no,icc 10 th,
ilt0n, ntturuoy ~ law, in tio city o
spokane Falls, Spokane county, stat
Of Wsahlnrtcn. whore tue business OF sai<
estate is conducted
ALAERT OLSEN Admlnistraforof the
estate 1i T.. Erlcksop, dcceAEe1.
Dated With day OF Fcbruary, $500
27ab
, 1890-03-27
WORLD OF TRADE
A Small Volume of Business in
Stocks, With Higher Prices
Prevailing.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United States.

NEW YonK. March 26-Stocks showed
a still smaller volume to-day, but there
were ON the whole better dealings than
ON yesterday, and the results Of the
day operations is to leave almost every
thing slightly higher than last night
Government bonds have been steady.
Money on call, easy, at 3miii.
Prime mercantile paper, 6ls@7A.
Sterling exchange, quiet, strong %
day bills, si.S4; demand, As63i.
HOsDA
Sgw York. March 3G. --Goyornmon, bonds
closed a. lul,Osss
U. 5. 4s rog'd .lalNIU. 8. 4iss c'p'ns.lO2's
U. .. a. reg d-.,l VJls
BOSTON sTOCKa
Bosrnu March 20 -IhosIocg market closed
a. follows.
4. & r. X. r. Is. 37sz Max. Con. Com. 10
burlington .,..lO7l san DicgO.,,..,-.. 90 .
sTOCSA
, 1890-03-27

Land once ri spokane Fails, Wash, Fei
rusfy "a, isgO.-
Notice ls hereby given that tho foliowtnl
named sclticr hn- He'd notice Of hls intet
tion 10 make hnal proof ia support ~ HI
claim. and that u,id proot VIII be made be
fore the United States land oiicc ~ spokan
Falls. wash, on April 25, 1850, st
~. yix Peter j. Scti who masie hons
stcai antry No, 4AO1, for tho sciA sec. Jl
twp % ~ rangr - T., w. N.
He names the following witnesses 10 prov
hls contnuons reside ace upon and cuitiya
tlon OF said lend. viz;
James Mcmahon. John u. Price, Davi
Balthis, Matthias schoenhcrF. all OF spokan
27b6 j. 81. ADAMS. Register.
, 1890-03-27
NOTICE OF FINAL rROOF.
M a. II tNlTN

Leni onlco gt Spokane Falls. wash., Mirch
20, 1870.
Noiigc Us hereby g!vcn that the following
nhmed settler has hlcl not co of mis- intru.
tlnu to mako tuuu proof IN supuur, u. hit
fore The United state, laud oficr ut spokpup
Tails, Wash. uu MAY Z. 1880. nt a. NJ,
via: Ole Hansen, who mudC homestead en-.
Try No. j.Ja-,i ipr the Wa sw ami 81 NV, /
". VI. ...
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hiF vtn tmuuus rcsii, nee upon ana cultIyn.
tiun ~ - d laud. Ntss
ltulc y, poyt1uj Robert Stevenson, lsnnc
=. tardncr uud hudrNW Anderson. all oi
spokane fulls y. o.. Wnsh.
4lgl - j NJ. ADAMl. nesI.ter
, 1890-03-27
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
KOLLlN NJ rIlInEL.

Land Office at Spokane Falls. Wash
Nurch 20, 1870,
named sctt or hus HE'D uot,Co Of his luton.
ton To make nual proof 20 support oi MS
claim, and thnf suld prOUi Will b. made he.
iOru the United states Land Onirc a. spl.
kane Fails, Wnsh., on May b, lsOO at
T. NJ, via. kollin ". Stt1oi. who mako
nom astcni entry No 51si. i,r the lots 10,
II ~ aud 10, sc u, twp ~ North, range a.
eat
Ho name, the following witnesses toproyc
his continuous residence upon and culilya'
ton ut said land, viz;
Fred l. " brulcl, William DaVlo, Low Il
Peters uud Martin V stit.ul. an OF : .ukuug
Falls, WASH j N. ADAMS, Register.