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Primaries In precincts within the corporate
limits OF the city Of Seattle and other precincts re.
curing registration will be held under the pro-
visions OF the act of the legislature approved
March "a, 1890, and q resolution calling said
primaries will be promulgated and notices
issued upon the members OF the local commit.
tees, sending the names OF three qualified elec-
tors as judges TO the secretary OF this committee.
under the provisions of said act
At the primaries each person Offering to vote
shall. II challenged, subscribe {, an oath that
ne Is qualified eleetor OF the precinct in which
he offers to vote and member of the Renuhli.
can party.
By order of the Republican County Central
Committee.
GEO. Fl. Hebron, Chairman.
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sarrrsH COLUMBIA.


ABERDEEN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nsios "usy
Ar.cor4es .wipks Parkhurst and Jos n.
, 1890-06-26
THE OLYMPIC RANGE.
An Exploring Expedition sent Out
by Ienerni Gibbons.

PORTLAND, Or June - 30 Tho most I'M
portant exploration expedition sent out
by the government since tho pioneer
days of oregon will leave Vancouver
barracks tor Port TOWNSEND o-murrow.
The expedition is sent out by
General Gibbons, L. :. A., to explore
the Olympia mountains, and will
be in charge Of Lieutenant O'Neil. The
olympic range has never bo thoroughly
explored. In fact, many portions of 1t
have never boon seen by a white man. In.
cludins officers aud privates the party
consists OF fifteen, AMI pack train of
twelve mules, which will be in charge of
General Gibhons' private packer, Price.
From Port Townsend the party goes to
Union City on Hoods canal.
After completing the survey in a
northwestcrly direction, tile linc of
march will he taken to the westward
toward the coast The intention is to get
the fullest Information possible OF all
tho surrounding country, and circum. /.
stances Will determine the length of
time TO be spont at cach camping place.
The expedition will bo well supplied
with arms, ammunition and provisions,
but game will be mado the chief article
OF Diet
, 1890-06-26
poUTA,SD AROUSED.
Great Dis 'atisfaction over the TAX.
Ing Of tho Census.

PORTLAND, Or, June PA mighty
howl has been occasIoncd by tho way
the census has beon mismanagcd In this
city, TIL. Oregoninn says; THE popu-
ation of the city will lie understated
from 5000 TO i2,C0o.'
President osborn, Of tho chamber of
commerce, figures 1900, and Mayor
DeI.ashmu,t says the loss will bo from
70 to % per cent,
A special meeting of tho chamber of
commerce has been called for tomorrow
evening to take action. 1t is proposed
to send strong resolution 10 Oregon 5
congressional delegation demanding II
recount, with tho understanding that
the city pay the expense II the govern
ment will not,
supervisor Kelly hns written letter
TO tho Oregoninu, which virtually All
mits that ali the charges made against
him are true. He simply says lie has
done his best.
, 1890-06-26

JAMES &. uOLAES
Land ofico at spokane Falls, Wash, June
~. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler ha4 filed notice of MS
intention TO make final proof In support OF
his claim, aud that said proof Will be made
before the register NJ thc United states Land
once nt spokane Falls, Wash, on Au'
gust 10, 1870, atO \. NJ, VIZ james g.
Holmes, homestoatcntry No. u $40 for the
eii net, aud e!3s sec, 81, twp. 10 NJ H.
AZ T.. W. y,
He names the following witnessc. to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva'
tion oi said lnnd VIZ;
Thomas II Warren. Rufus Reuia. Peter
Donohue an David Ronin all OF spokane
Fails, Wash.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof or who knows
OF any substantial reason, under the law
and tho regulations Of tho interior depart
nlent why such proof should rot be al
lowed, will he given an opportunity at the
above mentioned ttrno and place to cross.
examine the witnesses of said claimant nni
TO offer evidence In rcbutldl nf thnt submit
tel by claimant A. W. sIkoNt,
1916 Register.
, 1890-06-26
TIMER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878

United States Land once, spokane Falls
Wash, April -, lssD.
Notice IS hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions ut the act NJ puugrcs. Of
juno q, 1879, entitled AN act for the sale
ut timber lands II the states uf California,
oregon. Seyndn aud Washington territory"
Ncl,ou :. pintt, OF ChattIfoy, county Of
spokane, state Of Warhiugt1n. ans this day
filed IN this office his sworn statement No.
so. for the putchAe of the east halt oi the
asL of see, M, / In town. M. - u, range
No. ~ O., and win offer proof TO show
that the land ought Il more valuable for It's
timber or stone than for agricultural pur.
poses and to establish his clnifn to said land
before the REGISTER and receiver Of this office
at Sp0kano Falls, wash, on Monday, the ith
day of July, 1890. NJ l y. N.
Hc names rs witucsScs !. G. Cowgirl, A.
u. owens, john llOno, H.. iIoallcy, all Of
Chnttnroy Pc toilice, Wash.
ANY aud all pcrsoiN claiming adversely
the above described lands Hrp requested to
fle their claims In this office OIL or before
said lIth day OF July 1900
LED \. W, STRONG. Register
, 1890-06-26
SUM MONS.

state of Washington, County OF Spokane, -
III the superior cour, for spokhne county
John +. Waite and sara A. Waite, plain
TITS, vs.. q. II. WI ngais and Ada Wingste
dcicndauts
The state OF Washington to the above
named defendants; You are hereby notified
that John n. Waite and Sara A. Waite,
plaintitl., have filed a complaint against
you in tho superior Court OF Spokane
County. state OF Washington, held st spo.
kane falls, which will come on 70 be heard
sixty days after the iitst publication Of this
summons, tO.wil: Sixty days after the 10Th
and answer the same ON or before the iith
day Of June, 1890 the same will be tssen
as confessed aud the prayer Of said csfn-
plant granted. The object and prayer Of
/ said complaint 10 TO establish plaintifg
Z titlu TO aud 10 recover possession Oi tho fol.
Z lowing described real estate. to-wit; The
cast one half Of the north one hundred feet
/ of lot i've t0l Ia block sixteen ClB) In tho
! city Of Spokane Fails, spokane County,
| Washington; more particularly described
as commencing nt tho northeast corner of
| said lot FIVE t5l, running thence south on the
| cast line OF said lot one hundred feet thence
west parallel with tho south line Of Main
street thirty 800 feet, thence north parallel
with the east line OF Enid lot one hundred
lCOl feet To Main s.rcot and theuee east on
the south line OF Main street to the place OF
beginning
'"''~, Witness my hand and the seal
isEAL: OF said court, this 9th day
i........! Of April A. ID, 1890.
J. 81. ARMSTRONG, CLERK.
by l.. r. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
Turner & Graves attorneys for plaintiffs.
lOd7
, 1890-06-26
sorIor or FINAL rRoor.

hMEIlh Nhl
fAud Once At Spokane Falls, wash
June u, 1870
Snticc 4, hereby given that the following
named settler has Mol noIce of hts intsn.
ton to make nnal proof In sup
port Of his claim, nnd that sad proof will b.
made before the Unified states
land office at spokane Falls wash, on An
gust 20, $500, At T. NJ. VIZ; Amolin Ia
smith who mnic hrn .cmptipn dcolaratnry
statement No. 158i for the swl. see. 2
twp ~ n., r. ~ r., W ~
shc names tho follow Wlugwltncsscs to prove
her continuous residence upon aud cultiva
tton oi said land, via
Albert wnger and Jacob WinFot John
shillito and george Usrfick, all Of Mead T..
o. Wnsh
Any persou who deares to protest aruinst
the allowance of such proof or who Knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
nnh the regulations ~ the Interior depart.
nont, why such proof should Tot 10 al
lowed VIII he given nm opportunity Ut tho
above mentioned tine aud place 10 cross.
examine tho Witnc"c, OF sad claimant and
to onct evidence IN rcbuttNl Of that sub
iaf1 w, STRONG. Register.
, 1890-06-26
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Raspberries and New Potatoes in
the Markot--Apples and Peas
Daily Arriving.
Closing Quotations From All the
Leading Markets in the
United states.


Drrip, the INST week there has been
ma" ',' ,i,. Ioc,,l ,,a,pa, ,,,iro
NIUE chahse III 'ns 'o'N' "'n' Ne'' 'Hl'ls
10 the severe weather shhl itu'" nave
not come In so readily as they would
had the weather been warmer Peas
have arrived in the market, as have
IL, ,,o,o,oos Rasnhe,ries are daily
"I'' ," '" ,Iss 49, 81,
nrlVlhI' ana u" aPp'es ""'' "'au'
their appearance.
Local QUOTATIONS.
.,.., ,,o,,,io,. ,ro o,rroo,od
ihe ,n"' n''',,',. -, IA -,
every Neohesuay inoIuhiB Wy VI W. D"o
son, wholesale commission merchant az
No. GIG Howard street, Spokane falls,
Wheat-.Firm at 5sM6oc per bu.
Flour-t3. 15dSi per bbl.
Uav-Wild SlDda0; grain hay S20H22;
halaI timothy s1odo5.
Uats-si. s5dt?.
Meuts-Beei 1.-Two stall-fed Id4tfc, re.
toil sfd15c, choice cuts l5d2jc Hogs
dressed s0tt,c; retail lOM l5C, mutton o.
retail mutton and veal choice cuts l2ls
doOc.
Ponl,ry-Tho market is firm; live
81. AJd6 per dozen; dressed 65c each,
Butter-Creamery, 2O6130c; dairy and
ranch lsd25.
Egps-NM29c.
Fish-Ranre i2JSd25c per pound.
Oatmeal-5Od6c
Corumeal-5c.
New pota taioes--ss so rer 100 pounds.
Old potatoes-SI7 7502 Der 100 pounds.
, 1890-06-26

tokNEIlus u HAkkINblON.
Land Office at spokane Fails, Wash. Juno
7, 1890.
Notice j. hereby given that the following.
named settler ha, tiled notice Of hi. intcn.
ton to make hnul proof IN support OF HI,
claim, ana that said proof viii be- made
before the 4. y land office s spokane Fails
Wash, on July 10 l-0U, At II A. 81, VIZ. /.
Cornelius T. Harrington, who made IRE
cmption htirg No. T,54l for the nwI, swi
SEE, -, twp 20 u, range ttc, W. NJ.
He names the following viiuessosto prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tinn OF said land. VIZ:
John T. sullivan, h. ". Moline, Joshua r
Pctcrkin and Henry C. Barker. all of spo-
kane Falls. wash.
Amy person who desires TO protest against
the q lowance of such proof, Of who knows
OF any substantial reason, under the law
and the regu aiiOns of the interior depart
mcnt why such proof should not be- al.
lowed win he given an opportunity ut the
above mentioned time and place 10 cross.
examine the witnesses OF said claimant and
to Offer evidence In rcbuttal OF that submit.
ted by claimant A.W STRoNG,
1910 Registcr.
, 1890-06-26
TIMBER LAND ACT. JUNE 3, 1879
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

United States Land once, Spokane Falls
Wash, May "a, is9p
with the provision OF the act of congress OF
June ., 1879 entitled 'An act for the sale
OF timber lands IN the ttates OF California.
oregon Nevada and Washington territory
Frank Y. Fender, OF Mayer, county Of spo-
kane, Stale OF Washington, has this day
Med In this oitcc his sworn statement, No,
-, for the purchase oi the Ell OF SEA OF
section No. Is, Ia township No. N n, range
No. 40 e., W. ~. aud VIII offer proof 10
show that the land sought is more valuable
for It's timber or stone than for Agricultural
purposoi, and to esta bilsh his claim tosaid
land before the registersnd receiver OF this
Office AZ Spokane Falls Wash, on WedneA'
day, the 9th day Of August 500,
lie names as witnesses; William ziegicr,
n, ]. Mayer Jacob I Thompson and u, A.
Fender, all OF Mayer. wash.
Any aad all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested 10
file their claims In this office on or before
said 9th day OF August go
22eiO A, W. STRONG. Register.
, 1890-06-26

United States Land once. Spokane falla
Wash, May q, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
With the provisions of the act of congress of
June ., 1878, entitled AN art for the ssls
OF timber lands in the states of California,
oregon. Nevada and Washington territory
Thomas y. lIornsby, OF spokane Falls.
county OF spokane. state of Washington. has
this DAY fled in this once his sworn state
meui. No. 80, for the purchase OF the NJ
mel nls nwit OF section 20, in townfhlp 10
H., range 40 &. ". ~ aud win offer prooi u
show that the land sought Is morr valuable
for Its timber or stone than for Agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim 10 said
land before the register and receiver Of this
office at spokane Fails, Wash. on Tuesday,
the 29th day OF July, 1890, at o A. NJ.
He nanesa AZ Witnesses Henry Brook and
Joseph u: spear, OF spokane talis. Wash
Charles u Arnold, oi Loon Lake. Wash.
and David G. Hull, OF springdsle. Wash
Any and all persons clalmhng adversely
the above described lands arr requested 70
iile tholr claims in this office on or before
said 10Th day OF July, 500
sel0 a. ". STRONG, Register
, 1890-06-26
NOTICE or FINAL PRooF.

Land once Mt Spokane Fails. Wash,
June IA. 1900.
Notice il hereby given that tho following
named settler has hled notice NJ his intcn'
ton To make Gnnl proof iu support of his
before the United statcs land olilcc at spo.
kane talls. wash on August 20, 1890
at2 Y, ". viz; George II, Bennctt, who
m tde prc.em, tion plius SO. 7,tao for the
ni5 of the nwi vi sec. -. twp, 70 north, OF
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and oultiva'
tiou OF said land, VIZ.
Edynr,l Nc, ,heo, r. c. Frances. John 9.
Harrington urd Patrick G. Harrington, all
Of Spokane Falls Wash.
Any person who desires 20 protest against
tho allowance ot such proof, or who knows
OF any substantial reason, under tie law
and the regulations Of the interior depart
ment, why such proof should not be allowed,
will he given M opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to cross Examine
tho witnessoB OF said claimant and offer cyl
denca In rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant -
1916 A. ". STRONG, Register
, 1890-06-26
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.
Land ofnco Mt spokane Falls, Wash. April
us IsOO


Land oflco ut spokane Falls, Wash. April
~, 1880.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has flled notice of his iIten.
ti0n TO make hnnl proof Ia support Of his
olaim. ami that snid proof will he made bc
fore the United states land Office at Spokane
Falls ON Monday, July z, 1890. at y. NJ,
via James Mlirry. who made homestead
apnlloa,i9n 4lol loTthe SCI ne.t and l9ts
O., W. N.
lie names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cuitiya
tion OF said land. VIZ:
John simpson deosgc Murray, John Mur,
ray, Samuel Walton, oil oi spokane Bridge.
ANY person who desires To- pfot ut aguii II
the allowance ri such prpoi. nr who Knows
of any suhs'sntiGl reason, undeTth law aud
the regulations pi the interior department,
why such p-opf shnuld not hc allowed. Will
hc given M opportunity at the above mon
toned time and rlt"c n cross examine the
Witnesses of said claimant amt u pttnr cyi.
dcucc In rchutNl uf that submitted by
claimant. leo A. W. STRONG, Register.
, 1890-06-26
THE BRIBERY CASE.
An Interview with sullivan. of tho
Detective Agency.

OLYMPIA, Wash, June "a Nj. c. Sui.
livan, manager Of Thiers Detective
Agency at Portland, whose name was
connected with the recent book bribery
case, was in the city to-day. Manager
Sullivan said to u Tribune reporter that
the whole of the business was arranged
in Portland by Leach himself. and that
lie (sullivan) was ready at any moment
for an investigation, aud hoped it would
DO made speedily, lie docs not, lie says
propose to make any explanation
In tho newspapers, but is satisfied that
after the investigation is over people
will see who the proper party is to CON
denim. Mr.. sullivan says tho head
quarters of the agency he represents is
In 1t. Louis and branches at Portland,
san Francisco, Chicago, ~. Paul and
other cities. Seven hundred men are
employed and over million and q half
OF capital is invoiyed, and they do bust
ness ior the leading business men IN
many states OF the Union. Their busi-
ness necessarily meets with adyerse
criticism from the newspapers until the
facts are known.
, 1890-06-26
THE UNION PACIFIC.
Purchase Of the Terminal Company's
Property at Portland.

PORTLAND, Or, June 2l.---When nt the
late meeting of the officials Of the North.
cn Pacific Terminal Company an agree.
mcnt was arrived at by which the South.
ern Pacific came in. and Nrrnngcm ents
were made for building union depot
and carrying out tho pans of the Tor
nina Company, 1t was stated that the
Union Pacific had bought the Terminal
CompGny's property on the east side of
the river, but no transfer of the property
has yet been made. II Is learned that
tho transfer will bo made July /. The
price paid by the Union Pacific wns
something oversI, 5oo.oOO The property
comprises about $50 acres OF land adjoin-
iig Albinn. with river frontage of
about iuilc; also the magnificent
shops erected by the terminul company
Mt u cost OF $500. 0O. and n roundhouse.
warehouses, coal hunkers and tracks.
Since the strike in the Union Pacific
shops at La Grande tho shops at The
Dnllcs have been closed, and one hun
,lred men hove boon discharged from the
shops here in order that adjustment
of tho forces may be made.
, 1890-06-26

It will bo interesting to the deputy
surveyors in the Northwest to know that
for the first time in twenty years pay
ments will all be made this year before
tho appropriation lapses, thereby avoid
ing all necessity on the part of tho sur
veyors for the presenting of their cloins
to congress, in order to secure their just
dues. This class Of payments is terribly
behind hand. The interior department
is Just about to distribute to
about forty deputy surveyors in the
Dakotas. Montana, Washington, Kan
sas and Colorado the $4,000 appro.
priated two years ago for the work done
in 1883. This is unusually quick time,
although the cash is two years overdue,
uuless the money Ia paid prior TO July
|. the appropriation lapses under the
general law, and special legislation
would be needed before the payments
could bo made. THIS hns ALWAYS been
done heretofore, involving considerable
additional expense to the surveyors.
, 1890-06-26
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Land oricc at Spokane fNlls, Wash. May
~. 1870
Notice ia hereby given thnt tho follow ing.
named sciiior has hlcl uoii'r NJ his mu'n.
tiou 10 make hual rfDf Nv support nj his
claim, HnI that -aid rrunl win bo madn ho-
fore ,hc l'utoi states Land oHlcr u SPOKANE
TaUs, Wash, on Iaiv isth 1870.
VIZ. iphyiNul q. Franc b, who mu'ie pre-
cmp' OF q. =. hiinF No, 7iOT. for lot L. See
tipu -, tWp2i u, 10 q, " 81.
Hu udmts the following Witnesses n prove
hts continuous residence upon ana cuitiva.
ton of said land viz;
George II Bonnet. 81 sgokane Falls,
wash; lcvi + Flnc, OF spOgHnc Hdh{c,
Wash. Edward Mckee, Spokane Fridge
Ma'h,, aud John Fine, Of Spokane Bridge
Wash.
Auy person who desires to ptotcstn=hinst
the allowance ot such proof. or WHO kn0ws
Of any substantial fsSon, under the law
and the regulations OF lho Interior Depart
meut why such PROOF should not he allowed
VIII bo gwen m opportunity at the nbove
mentioned time and place 10 oross,uSsmine
the witnesses pf said olHInnut aud 10 oficr
evidence n rebnttnl Of tntl subml tod by
claimant n W SIKOSb, Register.
. 21cb
, 1890-06-26
sIIERIfF's SALE.

THE STATE ~ WASHisGTnN Al.
County ~ SroKAFE,
BY rtuc Of All execution issued nut OF tn,
Honorable SUPERIOR Court OF spokane county
oil the Sd day Of juno. 1890 by the clerk
thereof, in the case of T. D. Micklc vs.,
Louisa w. Kellogg. case NO. 2,u0i, and Ia
me, "A sheriff. objected amt deliyeled
Notice hereby giygp thai wi! proceed
tho hours prescribed by law Tor shcrlffs
sales. .towlt AL o'clock /. N. on the 18th
day oiJuly, \. u. 1890, letoro the court
house door OF sail syokune county, In the
state Of Wn hington. nil the right, titlo aud
Interest OF the said louisa h. kellogg In aud
to the following described property. to.wit:
Lots six (,) and seven N), Block ten tlo),
Havcrmale's addition "a the city OF Sposane
Falls, Washington, levied on nS the property
OF Louisa NJ. Kellogg to tatlsiy Judgment
amounting to SiO2.52, In favor OF y H.
Mlckle and cost Of suit
June, 1890. Il, IL HINCHLlFF.
sheriff of Spokane Co., Wash,
BYE, X. PuGH, Deputy, ajb
, 1890-06-26
sorIon or FINAL rKooY.

United States Land ONCE. Spokane Falls.
Wash, April 80, $500.
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance
With the ptovisions Of the act of congrsss OF
June =, 1873, cntttlcd AN act Tor the sale
OF timber lands In the states Of California;
Oregon, NeysdG and Wellington territory"
Joseph ". spear, Of spokane Falls. county
day hied in thia Office his sworn statement.
No. =, for tho purchase OF the o.. sett
sIs nelt of sec. go in twp. 30 n, range 80
e; ". NJ. and will offer proof TO show that
the land sought Is more valuable fog its
timber or stone than for agricultural pur.
pesos, aud to establish his claim 10 aid
land before the register and receiver OF this
Office at spokane Falls, WASH. on Wedns.-
day, the 30th day OF July, 1sOO, at % A. NJ.
He names As witnesses Henry Brook, u
Spokane Falls. Wash; David L. HUI, of
springdale. Wash; Charles H. Arnold, oi
Loon Lake, Wash, and Jacob Vogt. OF spring
dalo, Wash.
Any and sr persons claiming adversely
the sbov. described lands Aro rcqueatod 70
file their claims In this onlcc on or beiofe
said a0th day OF July. lsgO.
ssi0 A. W. STRONG, Regiater.