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haaeod d the mills, and tAe
= - md oseody. The demand con-
80 ~ - eharo m NO diocOurneiug feat
5< eiI11crk
* COAL.
= 1nox,npt has been activo through ~
1111ao xuunain arm. with IN upward
- heal domand Is heayy. and
m - nhtomens ara IN hand.
Il I'd coAr. surrrrxra
q. ~. Ia -. -. =. s,I,--..
1...
- fruncisco. 269s
- lfanoasco. ............. J. $50
Mlt1nc3ee0. .............-...-.... i 40
49, - !reneifc0- sS0
~ ~ u ssss1 =: : :. - .-.s' S eN
~ ~ franciscn q. ~
NAT. GRAIN AND rEEp.
~ vsak quotations characterise
- efaln market2 Stocks have in
i1Iy as nearly Ill tie warehouses,
1ian6 Il only xAir In most Inca Bar
- ~ Arm 81 former figures. but
and food y easier Ia p91cA Hay has
q - ton, and corn, shcets and
y Ghou The same reduction.
pnurr Avn yrarrAsIrA
q 80, 8. ~ h..vv = an lsr> ~,th
1;s a ~-sr.,.vrs.s ,vhsrh $.
essps efe = snos supply. VAN
49, - y mar supply, oat
e0e3 q ecesce eIo pncee sre .
eeoece u0iL Cansetoupee are
- 80 ma sno Wetekmeiooe uneer-
va - - eale. Lemons ere y higher
- - 1eceapss are IN me conoisacn.
.. 1. > 9! se. ~ e ngns supply ano prices
<Zg = - ;. psensy, sosne1oes ~ fair
Uztxh AID 1oeA
lQy q b1ttes be- been equal to the
Mru1gh the week. and prices axo
91ce1oQ g ana cents heing
- ~ Week 0neese = Weex ana
=
& Hor2
- nAskot u nrmeg, with = Glieht ID
III f13eok Bales have been NOW freQuont
- Dast week, ana rooeipts nolod q the
k1oNoA - g the Eailway warehouses
l11on0 have been received "a faix con-
4ough some iarmers have made the
r mixing good, bed and Indifferent to
f. ehoir bales, and thus lowering the
fGo whole lot Damage from the hop
~ mold Il noticeable in nearly al
46soas caro- should have bean exer.
ting the hops bofore they were b. ed.
Qo8nnce II prioos may b attributed
u intouttou Of growers TO wait Tor
- 1l111scn 81 betser feslinr il he market
r - nn4ketod the stock remaining nm.
uh1oe liver valley has sent % mas.
~ I'LL Il he stock recoived
onoc1nYRs Am pnovrrTowa
- 49, - q . g, = 9 ssnt
- esySs. ~ s.ssSsr~.e $40 sss-a~s- ~
~ IS 1ss,ssd -. s. -. =.
sv1r,1Is - -,s.s - ~ s,..h.~~>A et.>a.
IN ri ~ Sc~.s,6 c.sv fssr
.---.-.--~.
s. 49, ~. - .. .ss--ss
80 ~ ~ ~. nuu snsas ss.oo
- 1ss,s.N e sN..lsNu.y 49, = pln any
p - =. .a ~ - .oe p1sse 9. sne
{2 ~ ~ 3. el.ce OA placess .nu ssns "a
z1I1S.'s. ~. s..s..s ~. s -, ~
E& - cnnoa hare heen re1lrce<a nne.haif -
4 nn1nrlen acernfine sheu The rsv.rr,.r.,.s
r. Unw Yo,k vSscn h.s ss.t srzss5 . -.
s ~n - s....-s-. -
SSses..sss. ~ .n.sl'e =. ssllov .aIn
~ -ssh -. $500, - 49,, :. ~ =" - ~
q ae1vonoe IA the dutv nnder ne n.v r.v
- nnnnd an ripsvr ana g,c,,, q e = - =,
- 1his Il vsa estimateS would reenlt N
EMn1Yonoa az nricea an $3.50 ana H.v.rs ct~.r.
nnfra vrannerl az 81 ~ e y,er shors.rd -.
n6Iec clear Hayana c,ear. a. s,n - s1s .nd
(noou.ed ciears 81 saD "a sa0 ncr thorssnd
- = NJ cueefion q "a the cor.tructior -
49, chansinr the dntv. shonld the
E16H5of he cirars alone ~ ccretder.d fhe
lon6oi u prizes Win 81 abont q noted' nj
qc4 ~ boxes. labels. tin foil ana nsckinr
6Gl16ed in the weight unon which the
~ + leyied. the adysnce Win "a mach
ns, IN iact nearly double on come lines 81
=!
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EAsTERH MARKETS.

NEW 1VkA tIuCK E4tHAN0Es
NEW York, Oct THE stock market today
was dull. especially in the afternoon. while in
the place Of the wide fluctuations and sharp
movements of yesterday there were compare
lively small changes in quotations throughout
the day. The final changes for the day are In
Ill but few cases small fractions only, and ad.
vances are in the minority. Union Pacific
shows gain Of y (. and Southern Pacific . loss
of per cent
Governments. steady.
MoNEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money On call. SOS: prime mercantile paper,5sS
o.; sterling exchange. quiet and weak; 60-day
bills, e4.SlH; demand, A66; bar silver, $LlO3<.
BONDS.
9. A., rec. 80. .l2slu. 6. 411s coupon. .lO4
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David, the Sinners Employment
nEEJ(yE

oEFlC6.
Corner washin ton and Commercial. Standard
facet Bui.din (.
WANTED.
Weiters. 3ll and az Ter .e X; barber shop
porter, IS err week atd stand: cham ermaiG,
$40 per Elk; steamboat cook, $50 per month;
one po.aher In laundry. 81 per week: Ons
ironer, 1850 Ter wceK: swarlpers, $35 per
month; ranch hands. S., per month rnd beard:
two helpers. $40 per mouth lie makers, lie q
pieee; mill HAMS SD per mouth ard board:
skid road men, $40 per month: skid grsaser $40
per month; miIk.r 80 per molstis: axmen, &. 30
FOR - LIE.
Lodging house, Ten rooms, good location, 800.
Hotel. Il rooms kitchen and dinins-room, we'll
supplied $2.5o0. Fine saloon, central location,
$i,50- Restaurant. doing tir.t-eiass business,
$1,000 Lot. $3.50. Reiiba uishnleus cheap
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pAcu1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle q follows
For San francisco via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At s p. n. (paasengeTs received on
board at p. MI OctOs e s, 10 Is 20 . and
80 and every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: O to er and N
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At q n. &c Ober 2. Z II, II.
u nd q and every five days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained ct the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS 3 CO.. General Agents,
Can Francisco
q. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE

Steamers JOSEPHINE and DELTA
alternate will leave Hatfield -Coiman's dock,
foot of Marion street. ct q m. daily. except
Sunday. for Kingston. Port Gamble. Bangor.
seaoeck; Pleasant Harnor. Homa Hons. LIN
leaves Union City at q m Special rates will
be made with excursion partteA Pony train
from Li1liwAup Falls TO Lake eastman daily.
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IN
- ssy ~ - - -. ptaess pe14 ~ 0eassu
svs .ou.1 aos. eelveseo 9. me wnan Or tne Jon-
So. 49, - ~ ~ - uesaes'
An-esoooane1-. ~ noa. par ID DC:
eAua " n Dbl. per 10 o5sc; ofy eranulateds
e ooa, PET 70. e76c In Kegs eacn q the above
= 54c ADVANCE on prices QuJeed
c0EFEE- (Jobbine1 Green-Mccha, per ID,
1Sc; BIO. per ID. &c. Roasted-Arbuckle's in
l00-lb cases, per lbs 163<c: 60-lb cases. per ID,
Bkc; 36lb cases, per 10. &c; Mocha and Java,
oo-n Tin cans, per ID. size; 50 aud lOolb sacks,
size: Java So-lb tins, s5c; Alden Mocha, Sc;
peeoerry blend. BIC: Guateinala. &c Ground
cof5ees, H022c.
6YRUPS-t Johbiux,-Drfpe bbls. per gallon.
sc: drips, half bnix Der esllon. x7Isc: dim.
kees, per kes, -: drips. eailon tins. Der case.
$3.50; drips, gallon tins. California. &: drips.
half-easlon tins, per case. $3.50: New orleans
molasses, gallon tina per case g 81 mamie. Can
ada sap gallon tins, per dog. 81. rs Canada San.
half-gaIlou tins, per iox. g. 50.
sALT-tIoShirc.-ys varrr,1 81 n 49,. ,>.-
ton. sq1: Americsn d.irv an sechs ~ tn
$40: Coast. haIf-eronnd. ioo.,n .scEs rer ton
Sls: 6o.m sacfs ner tor. sd. nisn,ona Crit,
d an oartons cssa q. an s.crs = IS
hale. e. k.N sscks "a IN h.,e g. ~
eacks. IS in haIe. "a
vTNrGAR-fIohhin~A-n .vrel. n. - r>.~.,
lie: 1O-v =. per al. 1sr. half.harrsIs ~ s. ~
eal.. lee: lo-er. Isc: hrnl -. ar. =
ena ps--rIohhsr.,-ss.t,,. SEQ a.
1nns a e. rlsc.rsc ~ :, a. 1ccs * *. r,.ss.
YORK 2on s0c. l0os eaes. Whise Rus.s.n o.
az. 10 = e.. nshsss.s. -. -. :, -. 80 go
q -. prr.scv q ea.,r 49, ,vn~~ 80 ssss. no
-. c..,sss mo 8. rsr..,.S 10 =. - 49,
npIrn rpr,ro 49,. 49, - - -.
-, Is ,seoe.. - cs,,sns. -. = 1870.
amvrns - ~ o.assec. ,,eeches h,.scheS =.
g ~, - ~ :, o,s.cnso, PEI
M..-ser - - eas<,s. =.
=. - mil. - ->sS' PasAss A1sAA'n'
-, - -
SA0NEO SEUEIAbLke-lyoD oangl-Ioma
toes. 21<-lb cans, per dox, $l.So; tomatoes, gal
Ions, per dos. $a75: Blair corn (nev).
1L5G Winslow corn, per doxs $LS5;
Owl, sia5 per doz: sugar peas. California,
Per dos &lao0lD; string beans. per
dos, $lls: Lima beans. Per doz, sl.lo9L25:
Boston h1ked beans. per doss R25: mush-
rooms per doxs $l3: French poAss per dol. y. Is.
CANNED FRUITS = TABLE - tJoondnkl-As-
sorted. Per oo1. -: apncou PET ooS, -; oleck-
ostIisss psr och = W Dsrsiess pean, PEI coz,
3<zo; wnise cnefnele PCT doz, va: cisck cnee-
~. PET oox. q % peacness CanlotnlA fes oos'
4s0V; ~ - Mnefne ~ 0os 10; carfenus PEI
-. ~ 49, = - y. p.ss - wv.
- - y ~ w, 49,, pos
.o ~ ~ - ~ e g
80. -. ~ :, 81 - W., 80 "a, 1 -.
.rs - "a, ~. S,a.s... - !. \, 49,.
-. ~. :, a. 49, - ~ s IL
W., s'' sa..oA Sas 20 ~ 81 ~" = 4,
~. ~ A.. 4, -. srr,s. or sns -. a..
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DIR. JORDAN'S Once il 1t the Resi-
dence Of ex-Msyor Yesler. Third and
James.
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Carving freight ana pssssnssn q reduced
Port Townsend, eehome, WhatcoU, FAirhaven,
beAingham. Olympia and way porta tslce
- 20 .,s
GETZ BROS = Co,
General Agents. Gan Francisco
la HATFIELD, Agent, Seattle.
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Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
send for Tree book explaining the Hissogsnstie
eyS0M-
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r "a saAsonoo
Ard An reeno .
CALIFORNIA
VI - NJ shasts Rousoa
IN oOuTH1RN PACIFIC co1WAuH.
n only rou1o
111ou0u CALIFORNIA
To all Points
EAST And SOUTH
m scxnc 1oUIs % ran RAcrun can
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEpgRa
1ulxNAN TOURIST stEKFIN0 CAHD
A1tooAe1 . expires uaina aaordlne suporio
ooeo0Doda11ooa for socond-o1a0 pesoen9e3a
- tooo1. tickets. G1eeping-car reservations,
-. 80 upoa q oddrem
44o1lAD - GRAHAM. plstrice paepena~
-ASoo4 - south Tenth oDgoes, TnComa. wash
xE. 1o0ERA ASH General tfeiehf ~ -.
oomg0 Agent Portland. O..
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RIO xoNTxsANo AND ALI Pougrs on
aaArsHA1soR
ruo17 SOUND . oRAYsD HANSON = =
1hlo0gh q ons DAY from Seattle.
1seine connect daily e Kanilnh1o -
Win eeoa0oe mon Seattle.
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Panfua znz TABLE
Ssrs6s1 eno9y snc Io s.6 /, g =
1ewnsend. Monday and Seattle friday and
Inufsd.y midnight Tuesday . =
Ss 49,. Tuesday and TacomA Friday J, and
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CTEAMER MABEL


STEAMER AABEI-
lsHoHoMsH RIVER xourR)
Win leave Yesler's wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, Ct q. m, for Rich
mond, Twelve Mile Point, Edmunds, Six Mile
Point Muckilteo, Asrysville. Lowell and Sno-
homish. and returning on following daya
E. A. SWIFT, Manager.
GEO. II. FOSTER. Agent
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Doctor n. g Grants ONCE u now in the wash
ington building, adjoining the Safe Deposit
building. on Front street, ct foot Of Cherry
street Telephone No. ld6
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EAsr TIME TO wHATcox AND WAY
STEAMER wAsCO.
Leaves Badere Milling Com Anyss Dock.
foot Of Seneca street, for Edmonds. Muck
ilteo. Clinton, Browns Point, Coupeville.
San de Fuca. Utsalady, Deception. Anacortes.
Samish, Fairhaven, Hehome and Whatc0m.
Leaves Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays at
Z. N. Returning, leaves Whatcom Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays ct q. m. For freight
or passage apply on board or to J. J. BADKRE.
Agent.
Tm FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF SEATTLE
kAia up ea9aeA. .$1eoO
Wplus..........s.......... 5,eoo
AuSicE ssidsas
kOx88 Iu1N11................ .Caahi0
osnsrsRal banking Sualnss 2ansasAsa
0GA1 and telegraphie exchange, payable II n
The pg1noipal cities OF the United eteteo
and EUROPA
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cKAGIT RIVER ROUTE

STEAMER ". f. MUNRoE
win leave Hatnelds wharf on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, on tide. for
Hamilton, Sedro. Avon, Mt Vernon, 6tanwood
and way landings.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

BREADSrUFFA
LIv4RPooE, Oct. 7.-Wheat-Demaud improv.
ing: No. winter. u ID; No spring, stesdy ct
- cd
Corn-In good demand for spot and futures:
market hrm; spot Is 4ll5d: October, Il 4lSd; No
vembsr. ~ 53<d; December, A. I'd.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Oct. =. p. m.-Closing consols:
Money. 81 1l-16; money for account IS Lilo; q.
8. H. t.2gz; U. S 41<s, $ll81<: bar silver,
sod Per ounce: money. clos per cent
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MAIL AND STAGE LINE FROM UNION
lvl City to Shelton aud Kamilohic daily and
return: connections made with trains and boats
for Gray's Harbor. J. b. Long. proprietor, Shell
ton, Wash.
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Accounts Of banks. bankers and corporations
Our facilities 70. COLLECTIONS are excellent.
and We re-discoans for banks when balances
from banks fnot located in other reserve citses)
count IS 4 reese We.
We draw oar own exchange on London and
tne continent. and make cable Transfers aud
place money by telegraph threug oatthc United
States aid Csnsca
We have market so- prime ffst.elass inve. b
m men, secn,ities. sad nslss prspasa's from
We do q ven raj bassAs az business, AMI invite
ASA 7. POTTER. President.
Jos w. WORK. casnies
TIRE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEs YORK
10 ssao ADwsx
Vapisal -...- -...s ....... 5 5o1001
Depository q publ MOI, IS OF Tie Unsscd
STATES tie state Of New York the City OF New
York
BRAyToN IVES Y. Il. SNYDER,
IL A. SMITH. THos. j. RsgxNAS.
Cashier Asst Casaier
gsAaa or y RKcrnas:
brayion ives rresiGcas ndwArd Eerwind
frss. Colorado Coal and lroa 20. Charles j.
Cansia, ex-Asslssau, Urea T. = VIM ~
Color, Jr.. OF y. VI. Coioe q Co, III Pine street
Chalucey n. Depsw, Prest n. u. e. Ii III K K
Co Louis fitzgerald. lress. Mercantile Truss
20. y. 4, snyder. Marcesius Hartley OF Hart
ley q Graham, - Maiden Lane Henry B.
=: .. Matthiessen. Of I. q. Matthiessen 4
Wecher's Sugar Refining Co.. los Walt street
John f. scarics, Jr., PresE Hnvemeyer's sugar
Refining Co Sidney +. Tyler. pFess Fourth
Street National Bank, Philadelphia William
g. whitney. ex.Secretarv Of the Navy.
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s-........- $3.50
pEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK
49,. $780, 900
with authority to increase to u. 100000.
Occidental block. Front street, Yesler avenue
and James street, Seattle, wash.
Incorporated December 10. 1850.
oFFIcEEs-BoARD OF TRUSTEES:
BA ca1 v G g.nI i; President
A AGgS second
ws scEET K.94sy joHN d LEARN
- : nAilI oorro RANK KIN oolLlSs
Interest allowed on ORR nary and term depos-
Its Luans on real estate security.
For further information, see prospectus and
pUo.r soUxD rA11urAI BANK o. =
Buy ana ~ .c1e.sn and domestic enrhannA
trAnafer money By telegraph to any part =
deposits Of money and issIe -
books or certificates therofor
coRREsPoNDENro:
London, n. n. RoShschiI0 soma
Paris, De Rc.nschild Freres.
s.s Yc !. .ss M d y ssa sss Il g
Chicago, Commercial National Bank
Boston, suffolk National bank
San Francisco. the Bank Of California
Portland, tho Fi1st National Bank
BAILEY sATzERT. President
=. z; FERRY-....-...-..... Vice Pres:Aon0
Ranf iecss@d corner Cherry and Front ssssss
nExTER HORTON : CO.. BANKERS-
INCORPORATE lsn
t2 90
lWs0l
PRESIDENT. W. s. LADD.
vice. fres1dent...-.......... A. DENNY.
Acting Manager........-N. II. LATIMER
sight exchange and telegraphic transfers on
New York. Chicago. 81 Paul San Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
in Washington. OREGON and
British Columbia
signs bills Of exchange on London avaiiabls
Collections made Is al points on favorable
terms.
Bonds, stocks and other vcluahles received
on deposit for safe keeping
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
w urc0rporst d.
MOR1GAGG LOANS
securities approved here. No delay
Branch ofice-Cosman block, Seattle.
Ground floor, n ain entrance.)
GEORGE FOWLER, Manages.
Home Ofdce-Waila Walla, Wash.
Eastern Offices As Wall street. New York.
AAs'n onaces TO Water street. Boston.
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J. KEITH WILSON. Manager
Branches: San Francisco, CAL. Portland. or.
Tacoma wash, Victoria, vancouver. New Wet.
minster. Nanaimo ana kaml0ops, b c.
exchanges bought and sold; drafts and tois-
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches:
also on New York, Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject to check. In
terest paid on time deposits
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
incorporated By royal charter 1854,
Has removed to new quarters CORNER Senrra
and Columbia strccss
Power 70 increase to..... i00100lJ
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THE WESTERN EATsoSAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEs YORK.
10 taO ADw ~.

Depository 81 publ mon, rs or Tire Uns.cd
States the state Of New York the City OF New
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s 1AY, 0AAIN AND FEKp.
= efnln marietta Stocks have in
11Iy ak nearly al tie warehouses
: e land Il only fAir in most Inca Bar
= : - ors Arm q former figures. but
q - I'D y easier IN pR1cel Hay has
u - ton, and corn, shcets and
- ohou he same reduction.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-13
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.
ShERiFf'S SALE.

Joseph Ptnhhsm ". Eben .. Chase and Eliza
beth u. Chase.
Order Of Sale and Decree Of foreclosure and
Sale.
nder and BY virtue Of On Order Of Sale and %.
CREE VI For closure end Sale. lest ed out Of ale
District Court Of the Second Judictal Dtstrirt Of
Idaho Territory. In and for Altufas ouniy, On the
9Th day Of Uctob%r =, A. D. lH0 In the abOva.~nti.
han.ea plaintiff. obtained Judgment and l,ecrwe
1t Fun eclNaure ind sale sgmtLst Elen 8 and
EltsaD th @. Chase, defendants, ON the 18th dsy
Of 1uue. A. D. 1850. tor the o n Of 0ftorn hundred
and 6fey dollars In United states gold cuin.
besdes interest c0sts and counsel fees witch ssid
Decree was, on the l0,h day VI June, 4. ID. lHeO,
record. I, JudGins Ut Boz q said Cour,, q
p. &c 3Oi. am cnmsnded IT, ssll al thsse certain
lots. PIE parcels Of lsnd, sjtuats lying and
being In the County VI A.suras T~rritory VI idsho
and bounded aud described in said foreclosure
and Order IT Sale. % follows
Lot. ntnst'. tl9y. Twenty (20). Twsnty.one l2ll.
Twenty .tWt 22l. Twenty. three (23,, Twenty -four
tar. Of Block Thiit .Etght (a0,. Of Il . town Of
Haley according +, the Vfncia, plat Of said town
III Alturas County. Tersst ~ Of Idsho.
Public ncttce 10 her by given that On the 18th
day IT Nov nber. A. D. 1880, At O'Clock p. n. Of
that dsy. In frOnt RI the Court house door, in the
Ouuty Of AltuHas orsssid. will, in OBJ dienrs
TO estd Order ri Sale end Decree Of Foreclosure
much thsres ~ may be nectsssr, 10 ~ ttsfy said
tmdgmtn mt with interest and costs, etc., 10 the
highest and best bidder for gold cain Of the unfed
States.
Dated Hailey, I. T.. October 2sth. 1880.
c. q. RRAA0E,
Sheriff Of Alturas County,
~ G. Z. LYONS. Deputy Sheriff.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OYyIC1 AT HAuxY, IDAHO,

LAND OFFICE At Han IT. IDAHO,
October 2eth, $50.
Netice 10 hereby given that the following nsmed
settler has Med notice of hia inteLt,on to ms ks
mai proof IN support of his claim. and that said
proof Will he ns0e before the Register anu Re.
ceiver 1t HALEY. Idaho. On November ~, lsvO Wig
0sseh A. Edwards. for the north half Of the north.
west quarter OF Section nine. and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of section eight
I"wnshtp one south. Range twenty.b ne east.
ne names the following Wttntsses to prove his
contLuous residehce upon. AID cultivation Of
said land. viz: jsmes Evahs. Geo. ". Csse, J. B.
EDWARDS aud a. y Case. . VI Bellevue Idaho
Any person who d. sir~s to prvteat against the
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