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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

COURT STREET PRIDE. - The
JOURNAL a short timeug suggested
the desirability and the grand Of.
feet Of Il cement sidewalk on State
street as far east as the capitol, and
now come several residents on Court
street end say that such walk is
also desirable on that thOrOughfare,
aud that they are ready 10 do their
share Of constructing it. Court is
one Of the grand driving or walk
ing streets Of the city; it is lined
With tine residences, occupied by
excellent progressive citizens, who
d = believed recognize that the
outlay for such sidewalk, while
Appearing large to begin with,
would be such an addition in its
beauty and influence of increasing
values, as TO be Que OF the best in
vestments that could be made. The
hes; way to bring about this result
Is for some property owner to start
in, aud the work once begun will be-
continued until a cement walk on
Court street will extend clear to j.
NJ. Martins corner, on Twelfth
street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

Another sale on the Garden Road
Keep your eye on the transfers from
that quarter. Governor Pennoyer
will have to take hold pretty soon
or pay higher prices for his country
residence in Salrm. By the way
Englewood has had several good
sales lately. Let us show you thOt
20 acres, finest on Salem prairie for
$500 Salem Land Co., PostofIice
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30
THE ASSOCIATED PREss.

The Evening Capital Journal % Rrceiv'
the Associated Press Dispatches.
The following telegram received
Saturday at this office will be pleas
ant readlng to the friends of TIL
EVENING CAPITAL JoURNAL;
OFFICE or ASSOCIATED PRESS, |
PACIFIC COAST AGENCY,
To THE EVENING CAPITAi. JOURNAL, Sa
lem Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-We
will begin sending you n regular
day service OF the Associated Pres
kilograms, beginning May LIST.
CHAs. $. DIEHL, Supt
The above is an important piece
Of news to this paper, and all it,
friends willreioice to learn that the
managers Of the JOURNAL have
closed a contract for the Associated
Press service for six years. THE
JOURNAL will hereafter print all
the news Of the world furnished
by this great news-gathering agency
and regularly sent TO afternoon pa
pers all over the nation.
This will necessitate considerable
increased expense 10 the publishers,
and we look to an increased sun
scription list and advertising patron.
age to make up In part the invest-
ment incurred. THE JOURNAL
will deal literally and fairly with
all its patrons and asks their gener-
Gus support.
CAPITAL JOURNAL, Pub, Co,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

THE JOURNAL local was in error
in announcing that Mr.. Cfeswell
was an employe in the new clothing
house OF johnson, Boothby IL Co.
Mr.. Creswell is partner, and thi-
popular young firm are getting ou,
IA stock Of spring clothing about the
size and style of which they will
soon have something to say.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

PRoBATE CouRr.-In the matter
OF the guArdlan,h p of Harvey E,
Massey, minor, Harvey Massey,
guardian, lilies petition, which Il
gnnied ior mn order 10 mortgage
real estate belonging 10 said estate.
In the matter OF the estate Of DIR.
II. IL. Young, AN inventory and
apprsis, ment aed; also a petition
for an order for the sale Of personal
property. Ia the matter Of the
estate Of NJ r,es sanders, a petition
Is filed fOr the appointments OF Geo.
w. Dlmick as A,.niillistrator. eA y
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30
\ sure Curn fnr pIIe..

itching riles are known by moistuu
Use p'i spiation, causing intense ttchin.
when warm. fhis form a. well as RlinI
hleedlng and prliruding, yield al once
ilr, htanko's rNle Remedy. which act
directly On the parts atitvted, Rb,orbS IA,
mofs, allnys itching ara effects perman,
trotise Tree. De BOsanko, piqun, q. anld
Nv smith 4 Stehier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

FROM QuARTZvILLE. AIR. Can
non, OF the Dry Gulrh Gold Mining
Co, Is Ia reeelllt of a letter from MIR,
H. w, White, stating there Is still
two feet of snow at the cabins. IL
goes OIL very slowly, there Is so
much trash on II irom the trees.
The SNOW AT the head Of Gold creek
Is six feet de p aud twe.ve to four
teen feet at stampede Gap.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

VOCAL MusIc.--We hear great
things OF the Choral Union and its
grand music, II is strange that La.
fayette has always been ahead of
all the towhsof oldsHamhill In the
line of fine vocal IpaSle, aud not Of
this county alone. tut OF the entire
state OF Oregon, Hurrah for old
Lafayette t-Ledger. Why not get
the Lafayette Choral Unlon to come
10 Salem on the Fourth aud repder
some patriotic songs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, CrOckery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder. '.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30
JUST RECEIVED.

A new line of mantel clocks, mar
bleized iron, and wood, superior to
mvthing shown in the city before,
and will be sold at very low prices.
w. w. MARTIN,
eodw Bank Building, State ST..
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

The many friends of Mr. Claire
Baker, sou OF j A, Baker, will he
pleased 90 know that he Is improve
ing after his severe attack of ~ hold
fever.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

PROBABLE SETTLEMENT. --- There
has been filed in the county clerk S
office an assignment and bill of sale
by III. Barendrick, warehouseman
of jefferson, to f. NJ. Miller, G. b.
Hoyt, +. Bagley, ID. III Looney and
Eli Vaughn, of all the accounts due
the mill, amounting to So, 1853 81; all
the flour on hand, some 900 barrels.
and some three tons of iced, the as.
signees being trustees for farmers an
the document being intended 10
cover shortage of $4,000 bushels Of
grain. The history of the ease was
given in Mondays JOURNAL, and it
Is now believed that an anlicable
settlement will be reached aud the
farmers lose nothing by the trans
action, MIR. Barendrick will do
everything Tn his power to see that
they are reimbursed, the shortage
being the result of an error in
judgment with no desire to swindle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

The Salem Lumber company arc
building a new Office in their North
.Nal2m yards.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

GRAND STORE ROOM. There are
few If any finer rooms on the coast
and none better stocked, than that
just entered by the hardware firm
I,f j. G. Brow Il Co. It has floor
service in the front room of 10 by
40 feet, with warehouse aud storage
service clear back to- the alley. 1t
has shelving ON Que side IS feet long.
10 feet high and close together, 20
inches deep, while under this are
large drawers and nail bins four
feet deep. Their large plate glass
windows inclose show space Of
l0l by 6 feet, giving a hDe oppoF-
tunity for an exhibit. Aud all these
spaces fail TO accommodate their
stock, a large amount Of which has
to be piled away. Railway ladders
will he put in along their high
shelving and every department will
be in the best OF style. But the Of
flee is one Of It's neatest features.
George q. Brown, the book keeper.
Is ensconsced in the cosiest kind OF a
"glsss house, with a view Of the
street and the whole store. The
safe and desk are built right into
the north wall, thus utilizing space
and making IA very trim appearance.
These gentlemen are proud Of their
new quarters and with good reason.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

Phelps, at his fruit stand on State
street, has the finest lemonade and
soda Wnter.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30
10 Capitalists.

Sealed proposals viii be received M IN .
flock p. ma. of the 27th day of MAY A. ID,
,SsO' by the board of directors ni Scbool
District No. 20, OF Marion county. Or-ron'
which includes the city ai salem for the
purchase OF thirteen thousaud to. bars
(chuNl worth Of The bond, ol sulQ schonl
disirie, In denominations oC one ht.n ired
dollars lelUl and upwards The Interest
on these bonds To be- paid senulannualk
ana lheN are to run twenty taN wears
sald 6unu~ are issued undtrund bN Virlu,
~ an act ot the gislaturt Uf Oregon G,i
the Year lssl, entitled an act 10 am.nd
sections 81 and oioi title oIpn act 10 e.tab.
lsh unltornl course uf public inStruction
~ the ~immon schools oi the sinte. an
proved October N,lS12, appryrd uctnter3l
- ms act was approved February "A,
lSNhl hiN hCtoppruNcd February o.. lsS7. Par,
nts hiGutus must SpCciIN the lowest rittp ,t
inter~t az which they propose 10 Nurrnnee
'ald bonds, AND the nl.Hupi tA,y oe~ir0 h,
purchase, seven thousand dHIl.tI, ,glrtl A.
bc puiCuHe u luiN q 1870. uHd ~IN fhon
~tua unlHf, tu WORTH boo t.s nt.f,sl 49,,
lunWrN i~, NuH.J~NIit be ,lu,its-,.i
wh1y ia. ru Uras rste ftuf.r,tt> MON
tN1t f'. urtf rtr HNuum 1r Wufrc thp
ulU "a. tNp ,etous ie U...tW uag A.lur. 1rhf
hoatd rs,ir' q ihe r.sht in r,f.c. anv or aIl
hlu~ lf1uc nN un'cr n. ne h.t4d I'd dIn..
lntr afu,eula lni, Ssth slay of AHrrh. A D
iNM ". ~ slMi~UN clerk
ms' school INST NJ. y. Marion o. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

Look out for Caivert'9 mammoth
stock to arrive Wednesday. 4-28-3t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30
CEEAI YoC2 FACE.

tits now known that a PIN
ply SKIN is not the result u
blood disease, but Is caused By
Impaired digestion, for which
they now give vegetable cor
receives Instead OF mlncra.G
Two Observation-Disclosures Civ
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

en- 10 contrast the action of the potash sarsa'
pSF'.!ai aad Joys Vegetable sarsaparilA
Nra c. D, stuart oil,,l ,ilssion street, s. + 4,
writes that sAe tooS one ot tho leading snrya
pari!las for indigestion and dyspepsia. rs
only eject was 70 cause p.mples 20 appear a
her face Upon ta~.aE joys Vegetable sarsa,
paFi.la tho tlrst c!.ec; was the disappearance
OF tho pimples and she was subsequently -
Nevcd OF tho Indication and dyspensia
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

W,Gn ay Calvert expects the
largest stoc millinery yet opened.
4-2S.3t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

Robert Stewart also writes
from rctalaaa. Cal tina, BE-
ing troubled with ha.ls he
found tAat one Of tAe leading
saFsa9aF..las actua., ? Increased
tao cruptions, whlcA respond
Nl a. oaco 20 Joys Vegetable
sar a9ar..la aud disappeared
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-30

/ Cry HALL.-There IL "A fine OPP
portunity for the establishment of IA
most appror rate room Tor general
meeting and dancing purposes, OPP
cratic or theatrical. 1t Is the Minto
d Chapman brick, up stairs. There
Is a floor surface OF l25x40 feet, which
brought to n proper height and the
requisite fixtures added, would
make "A splendid room for any of the
purposes suggested. 1t il under
stood that Mr.. Mlnto has the neces-
sary improvements under advise
ment and only needs assurance Of
reasonably profitable use for It., to
cause him To proceed, An opera
house or hall company might be or
ganized here that would lease the
room. There Is ~ wide and easily
climbed stairway from Commercial
street, also from the alley; the build
ing Is very solid aud perfectly safe
fora crowd, thus making combin-
alton OF facts in every way approprI-
ate. Mr. Mlnto, just 40 ahead aud
fix IL up, and Salem enterprise will
soon make 1t profitable for you,
CAMPAIGN no OPEN.-COl. Robt
A. Miller, the democratic nominee
for Congr,ss In this state, passed
south 10y last evenings overland
train, accompanied by Chas. Nick.
ell, of the Jacksonville Times. Col.
Miller says he will commence his
canvass at home In Ashland aud
Jacksonville next Friday aud Sa,ur.
day and work north, making a COM
plete clrcut as far as possible.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

The new l cent stamps are blue IN
color have the head of Franklin; the
cents are carmine and have the
head of Washington; the 8 cents are
violet and bear the face of Jackson;
the cents are dark brown, with the
head of Lincoln; s cents are light
brown, with the head of Grant; the
6 cents have CART eld's head and are
yermillion red; the 10 cents are green
with the head of Webster; the Is
cents are brown, with the face of
CLAY; the 80 cents are black, with
Jeffeison's viguette; aud the 80 cents
are orange, with the head of Perry.
The Governor has appointed the
following named citizens and cattle
men of Colorado as delegates TO the
Interstate convention of cattle own
ers to be held at Fort Worth. Texas,
March IL: J. l.. Brush. Greeley; II.
5. Holly, La Junta; d. b. Wyatt,
Greeley; NJ w. Jones. Horse Creek;
William L. Campbell. Wray; S. Fl.
STANDARD. Denver, |. b. Porter, Dem
yer; &. K. Pughe, Platville; J F.
Zell. Denver; J. l. Bailey, Denver;
A. NJ. Pryor, Pueblo; II. II. Metcalt,
River Bend; A X. Clarke, Hugo; f,
= Ernest, Deer Trail; George X.
Peasley. Greeley; T. X. Jones, Pueb-
ln; j. NJ. Wilson. Denver; w. f.
Drndy, Meeker; r G. Head. Den
yer; Lonuy Horn, Triuid.od; a Hart,
man. Gunnison.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01
\ s,tAcs FER P,.,9iieatton.
- onice at Lamnl', colorado,

= ~ ONCE 1T Lamar, Colorado,
January 50th 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice OF his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that sain proof Will be made befor j. w.
Mctcalf clerk OF the district court at Lamar,
Colo. on March llih, 1850 viz: Harry Web
Der ID. :. No. icts for the ;. e. Ia section 20
Township % ;. iiange ~ W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton OF, said land, viz james u. Boyd, George
T. White, George W. keeley, Scott Kester, all
of Lama, Colo
Also at the same time and place viz James
G. Boyd ID. ;. No. t0it for the 8. e. Ii Section
IL Toa nship % ;. Range AZ ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiyn'
ton of, said land, viz; Harry A. Weber,
George I. White, George W. keeley, scott
kcster, all of Lamar, Colo.
Also MT the same time and place viz George
t. White -. 5. No. 4ntj for the II. e. l Section
20 ownship p s. Eange AZ w.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion of, said land, viz Harry \. Webber.
James G. Boyd George w. keeley, Scott
C. d. FORD.
$3.50. Register.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01
MASS MEETING.

There will be mass meeting of
the citizens of Prowers county at the
Athletic Club rooms at Lamar on
Thursday, March 9th, 1890, at 10 In,
to organize for the purpose of encour-
aging immigration. and to consider
the best ways and means to promote
the settlement of our county. a full
attendance is desired.
j. w. KRIGER,
Vice President,
Prowers Co.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01
Notice for Publication,
Land once at Lamar, Colo,

FUD. lth, Is9U.
Notice is hereby Il that the following
named settler has dled notice OF her inten
tion to make final proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at Lamar. Colo.
on June 2i-t, 1850. viz. Angie Mcclure ID. 5.
No. 4lO5 for the n. Ia sec. t. 81 5. T. Al W.
T.. NJ Colo.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultiNa-
Of said land. viz Christian Cla=en. Nicholas
Koch. kdgnr hentchler, a. G. Mueke. all OF
Lamar, Colo.
Also Itt the same place on April 5th, 1890
Wis William Mcclure ID. :. No. 1876 for the 5.
W. Ia sec. ( {. q 5. 7. AZ W. 6 Z. NJ. Colo.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said Ian q, viz: Christian Clasen,
Nicholas koch. Edsar Rentehier. a. q, Mucke,
D FORD.
Es ss----rteess.sr.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Bill day.

Grass showing up in the bottoms.
A light snow fell Tuesday morn
Ing.
An inch of snow fell here Thurs
day.
Grant Lynch visited in Lamar over
Sunday.
Frank Holmes has moved TO the
north side again.
Jshn Hess began cutting ice on
the river Thursday.
Assessor Stewart has been in town
several day this week.
The last days OF February were
the coolest of the winter.
B. b. Brown wa. up to Sheridan
Lake Monday and Tuesday.
Mart Strains Cannon ball express
team took short run Monday.
Our merchants are displaying their
stock of garden aud field seeds.
Frank Logue returned Tuesday
from = business trip to Lakin Kansas.
A good many Kansas men are
working on the big bitches in Colo
rado.
Dave Rider has been behind the
counters At VI. L. Swift i Co.'s thIs
week.
Liberty Grange will meet in town
this evening. We did not learn the
place.
Mrs. VIII. Craddock went to Pu-
eblo Sunday. VIII. think. Of NOV
ing up there.
r. Z. Irwin has been engaged late
" in surveying lstvrals from the
Henry ditch.
a light lunch before retiring has
tendency to cause sleep. says one
who has tried it.
Joe. Dillon, OF iIsrtland, Kansas.
wanted printer few days ago aud
may want one yet
One hundred and seven land pat
snts were received BY the land office
in tai. city las, week.
The boomers have dropped Utah
.Dd are How talking Wyoming. and
Cheyenne in particular.
,--. too eonl Tor gae vommision-
ers in their room ;sis ~eek. 50 thss
moved into tho county clerks room
The number that visit the A,hlei-
ic Club room lately has greatly in-
creased. They have lots of fun there
every day.
We hear of gentleman who
thinks of moving a stock Of groceries
to Lamar, and opening out on the
north side.
One of the young men in the vicin-
Iiy of Lamar. who Is supposed to De
confirmed in bachelor lite, will soon
be married.
E. w. Fuller will take down the
fence on the east end of hi- land and
enclose with a good fence the part
he will farm.
The Lamar Coruet Band will give
q dance the night of ST. Patriek's
day. They are making preparation
for big tiuie.
Mrs. Fred Schmidt and little
daughter Julia returned Thursday
morning from a two months visit at
Topeka, Kansas.
The Mid West 4 new paper at
Denver c. G. Coutant editor has
reached our table. 1t is booming
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
We omitted to mention among the
patents received last week at the
land office those for William Grooms
and Rehecca Divelbess.
Will. Leonard was in town several
days this week, and reports work IN
his camp on the Bob creek ditch
progressing satisfactorily.
If the Grange or Alliance societies
of this county will send us the an
mouncements of their meetings they
-, hI;sbad free of charge,
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

anu Ieorge reynolds, passed through
town Thursday going up to work
on the Bob creek ditch.
w. c. Gould. wife and child ar
rived here Tuesday evening from
Meade, Kansas. Mr.. Gould is the
cashier of the Merchants State Bank,
and will remain here permanently.
There are number of artesian
wells within thirty-two miles of
Lamar, and no one knows but what
We could have as many such wells
as wanted in and around Lamar. No
trial has been made here yet.
We are in receipt of the Rio
Blanco News, published at Meeker,
Colorado, ID. W. Gee editor. II is
newsy sheet and as we have no ex-
change over the mountains, we will
comply with their request to y.
We learn from some of the men,
bers OF the Grange lately organized
here, that 1t Is expected number of
Oranges will be organized in the
county soon, and that they intend to
work to make the order AS strong as
possible.
II man will make NJ his mind
that ne can't be suubbed, and will
not allow anything to disappoint him
come what will, he will see days
OF enjoyment that the other fellow
sees Of unhappiness, Life Is good
deal what we make il.
The following contests have been
filed at the land Office the past week
up to yesterday noon:
Frank Payty vs.. John T. Adams
" sec. 80 t. Is sr44 w.
Frank Payty vs.. Valentine NJ.
Estes sc sec. 30 t Is sr ~ W.
Fred Vine VS., Neal Whitaker
/ sec. | % sr45 W.
The commissioners have been in
session nearly all week. the folio wing
being taken from their proceedings:
a rebate Of sIi. was allowed to
W. l.. Morse on his taxes on account
OF error IN assessment.
The clerk was ordered to buy
ticket to Syracuse. Kansas, for poor
person
Approved b.,cher's bond of Nor
gan S Pike.
Road oversrer F. Yoekey bond ap
proved.
NJ. 5 Pickle road overseer bond
approved.
Claim were allowed as follows:
c. Z. iIuidleston merchandise
slssH
SPARKS, punrug tsf
c y He.toe 81 siQa z so.
81 RfhF w~ sar sure' sf9.
". 0. lee supplies for paupers
$40 10.
Gazette Printing Co. merchandise
sB.6l.
same for ballot boxes s74.94.
John Morris assessors supplies
s76 IS.
IL. ]. Gocheuour money advanced
sa445.
II. A. Petty money advanced SIS.
II. a. Billow money advanced
50 so.
A. Hall services a. janitor s42.
Pete Grant night watch SO.
J. A. Downing So. for cleaning
court room.
w. II. McCreary medical services
as.
The petition of w. w. Loudrn
and ]. w. Wilcox praying to be re-
leased from paying taxes on property
erroneously assessed them, granted.
The county clerk was authorized
TO call in all warrants from No. | to
No. l42 inclusive for the purpose OF
cancellation and reissue.
The treasurer was instructed not
to collect poll tax from members OF
the fire department.
II was ordered that after March
18th no bounty will be paid on wolf
or coyote scalps.
Claim of w. J. Johnston for 80.
u AZ e.. nllnu und
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01


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The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

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The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

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The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

Watches repaired and cleaned by
Perham at the City Drug Store. If.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

Remember the Diamond Front
feed store for cheap feed and best
brands of flour.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

The following contests have been
filed at the land office the past week
up to yesterday noon;
Frank PayU vs.. John T. Adams
" sec. 80 l. Is sr44 w.
Frank Payty VS.. Valentine NJ
Estes : e sec. 80 Is sr a w
Fred Vine vs., Neal Whitaker e
I sec. | 20 sr 80 W.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01
Notice for Pub,ioat,on.

Geo. I. Herbert has seed wheat
for sale.
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

Perham understands his business
The Lamar register., 1890-03-01

Herbert's for pumps and repairs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

NoTicR o. AUCTION SALE PUBLIC
Az ns<3ce = heEehy givea tAAx |. q L Faust,
asaae1ee. - caEtnin eanse nrw psnding II the
xafenes c01ys @ King county. WakAi1gSon. en-
ussed IL TIE matter at he insolvency q James
campoea and J. - 4 Atkinsnu, cc-parfners
r1saer - 1rU ua0a and styie 81 CamD6sR 4
A1nsoa- = puysuaDce 81 IN orx1er IN his b.
ran neresoeoeo daily made b. aid coars. VIII
seit and co10 70 - onid - pahlic auction ior
caah. g the premises nnnhered sol Front
s,1eet IN the city Of Seattle. in said ccuafv. On
Tuesday. tns 1<h day 81 Mar. lsoS q hAlEpass
&n O'Clock q N. and between that hour and
Twelve O'Clock neon % that dsy. and between
NE eoars Ct fuo o'clock p n and O'Clock p
m 81 that day. and continuing every day thers-
af1er ~ Ike hours. exclHdinx Suedayx until the
sAse - competed, I'll The stock OF gccds vares
ana merchandise. Of which an Il possession
as such sssignra and consisting OF suli nnes Of
Al yaris Ties Of hardware and other aruc2es and
tninp N ny pooseosion - such assignee, and
eiso 81 the unpaid book accounts. vouchers
noee4 honda bills. securities and other evil
oences 81 debt snd chuses In action and shop
uxsureS - Uy possession o. such assignee.
Dated ~ Se2fsis. King County, WaxAingscn.
this eevenseerfh day OF April lea
G. l. FAUST, Assignee
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Attorneys for Assignee