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The morning call., 1892-05-08
YEARS OF ABUSE.
Anthony, tbs Merchsndis e. Packer, Sued
for Divorce.

Anthony, tn 10 MeTchsndiS e. Packer, Sued
for Divorce.
Mrs. Carrie A. Anthony. who was married
to Edward T. Anthony in October, 1857,
and is the mother of four children by him,
has sued for a divorce on the ground Of ex-
IRENE cruelty. They are welI-to-do people,
and according TO her complaint own five
pieces of property in the city valued at
S5l, goo, including homestead at ia Oak
street. besides which he has a business and
personal property worth $4,000 more in
round numbers.
Anthony is the mead of the firm of repack-
ers of merchandise at 407 Commercial street,
and his wife asks, besides the divorce. that
the homestead and half the community es-
tate be awarded TO her. She complains par
ticularly that on the oath of September, 1888,
at their home and ia the presence OF their
children he abused and assaulted her with
his clenched fist. When a son, Mark, inter
fered in heT behalf he set upon him with
fist, bottle and other weapons, SO that he
was soreIy wounded, and might have been
worse but for his having been saved by his
sister.
This scene. says Mrs. Anthony. was the
eliminating one Of a long series OF acts Of
cruelty so frequent aud numerous that she
is unable 10 specify times and occasions.
She AYERS that with rare exceptions OF Ter-
hsps one week or two in month IL has
The morning call., 1892-05-08
METROPOLITAN GOSSIP.
Interest Taken in the Actors
Fund Fair.
4 California Artist Marriage Of Lieutenant
Irwin and Miss Barker-Recent Arri-
walls in the Big City.
Correspondence of The MoRNrNe CALL

New York is in a futter As everybody
knows, the 1st Of May IS moving day. The
white bills that have disfgured the houses
for weeks are torn of. aud there seems TO
be general uBheaval Of furniture every
where. Those who are not moying are having
the bric-a-bTac slowed away and the tufnl-
ture covered for the summer time. Ihefe
is n futter in this great city, not only on ae-
count Of moving" day, but because the
great Actors Fund Fair has begun. That
big amphitheatcr in Madison-sduare Tar
den IS garlsnded with greens and flowers,
and Transformed into scene OF enchant-
ment. Every theater has a booth, and
every one in the city seems to have cor
tributed something to the fair. Georgia
Cayvan and Efie Shannon, Lyceum CON-
pany fayOrtes, are working like Trojlns.
The Lyceum booth has the pTettiest display
of actors photographs. Hattie Moore the
old san Francisco favorite, is supervising
the booth that is decorated by the Harrigan
Theater. Miss Gates of San Francisco, who
has been studying vocal music here for two
years. is one of the pretty girls in this
booth Miss Gates will soon be singing on
the stage.
The Old Curiosity Shop" has been fur
nisned and superinIended by the Woman'S
Press Club Of New York. 1t has host Of
charming old things. and is very attractive.
A beautiful brass teakettIe 800 years old is one
Of the prettiest things among the cOntrbu-
tons. California is represented by huge Los
Angeles cocoanut carved with such eonsum-
mate skill that it looks like an Irish Indian,
the husky covering of the nut making
capital simula ton of hair and beard 1t is
only loaned. however, by San Franciscan
for the occasion, who cannot be induced to
sell it. William Chase, the artist, has hung
"Old jolly" the cocoanut. in a fine position
to see and be seen. There is something dis
tinctively Californian about his unique as
pect and the verse that is attached to hin,
TO vii:
Old jolly is but
c0COGuut.
OF curious cut,
Put -
de grins at life with such noble grit.
he ncttles the blood TO rival IL
0 melancholy
Nurses Jolly,
By golly!
"Old Jolly" is one OF the best specimens
ever carved for the love of it by Mr.. Henry
Ravens Of San Francisco, who handles the
pencil and knife with such mastery ease
that he should be enrolled among the artists
Of San Francisco ana make his penchant for
the pencil an art instead OF a paSgime.
Mrs. Dutard of San Francisco and Mrs.
HeiiShue and her charming family, now Of
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rs Mail orders carefully and
o
The morning call., 1892-05-08

Baum. MIR. F. Kean, Mr.. J. w. 0atman and
Mrs. Y l.. Thbsult. DOROTHY O.
New York, May 2.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

The Birgfeld case is over ard is dc.
cided just as everyone supposed II
would be. There never was any evi-
dence against him sufficient to convict,
and yet perhaps sufficient to justify his
being placed on trial. The county has
been put TO large expense, and this is
all that is tangible of the whole affair.
1t has been case founded on circum-
stantial evidence, of owl-downy char
ter. The hatred of defendant, for the
deceased, the latters sudden death, dis
like of the children of the dead woman
for their brother-in-law; these were the
underpnining on which the case was
commenced, and which caused the
body after two weeks to be exhumed.
The presence of zine in the stomach Of
all embalmed body, zine being an in
gredient of the embalming fluid, was
given undue Importance, aud on these,
the case rested. The prosecution was
out with seine, and everything
caught was called fish. The prosecu-
tiou and defense were both ably con-
Quoted, but the fight was made OH evil
deuce as diaphanous as the tail of
Bielas' comet that wasn't his, and the
nucleus, the costs, alone remain
visible
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
THE MONEY CONFERENCE.

The monetary conference being held
at Brussels, viii probably prove to be
unsatisfactory TO America. The pro-
position made by the United States
Commissioners, which was in substance
to give both metals equal value at the
rate of IL to l was rejected. kothschid
submitted proposition by which the
legal tender of silver i'll England, was
to be raised from $40, to $25, aud that
European powers have to purchase sill
yer to the amount Of So. 100, 900, yearly
Mt the rate of IS pence per ounce. pur-
chsses to be discontinued when the val
no went above that. 1t is probable
this may be agreed upon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

Some OF our contemporaries are
worked up over the idea that the duty
will Be restored on sugar as soon as the
dsMocrats get In power, and that tho
prins will In Consequence advance.
Thb will probably be done; but we
would like to know what difference
there is between paying for the sugar
directly, aud paying taxes Oh some
other commodity SO that the govern
ment gives the additional price to the
sugar manufacturer, out of the treasury.
The present arrangement concerning
sugar Is very similar to that of the old
lady, who when chickens were selling
ut IS cents each, generously sold a pullet
- her grandSea for half q dollar, and
then presented him with the pullets
brother.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
4 STRAY COMET

The comet has come and gone, and
up TO date the most learned star ex-
perts of the world are widely ut vari-
ance in their opinions as to whose
comet IL was. The night Of the 27th of
last mouth was fixed by alias the time
when the heavenly visitor was TO col
Tide with tho earth, or ut least pass ~
near it that fine display of fire works
In the shape OF n metoric storm was TO
be exhibited. The comet failed to ma
tcriaIize, and the fire works were evil
IDENTIFY ordered by the wrong party, aud
were not To be seen. The clouds clear.
ed away about 1880 o'clock aud, An
dromeda, "the lady in chaius,n looked
down from almost directly overhead,
undlsturbed 10y mUteoric stones, and as
quiet as Orion, or Uranus. Ursa Ma.
Jor, was apparently washing his feet
IN the big dlpper; CasSlopea Was sit
ting head dOwnwarus in her chair;
CorVus, the bright particular constel-
ton OF the republican party this year,
Was turning up her hose ut Cygnet,
and the balance OF the old timers OF
the upper elsewhere, were all, as SAKE
says: Having II high old time.n So
was the comet, which term, is indeed.a
missioner, Us 1t was taking horn
with Aries, and vanishing from earth
at the rate OF fifteen miles per second, it
came more nearly filling the bill us u
go-it. The wise men OF the east, who
are up on the stars, now tell US that
the comet is l5,00O.00O miles away, had
passed our Gloss roads last shring, and
was ut least nine months gone.
Whence it came or whittier it goes no
one seems to know. 1t was shcx-ear
SO to speak, without brands or ear
marks, and the owner can have the
same 10y proving property and paying
for this notice.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
NorlCE Foe ruRLlrArloN.


Land oihco at Vancouver wNsh, Oct ", ,lSsa
To Leonard h, Alley and all whom II mn
ConCCrus
Notice IL hereby given TINT tho follOwln
named settlers hNVV died nutlcr ot their n
tenUon to mako final proof IN support ut the
chmS ana thM said pluurwlll ht made hetol
W, X, nunhNr Commissioner U, y, Clrcu
Court for District ot washington, Nt GoldcI
dale washington on january Il, ISM, viE
Herman kuhuhauScn,
Homestead Application No. Gp2l, ror the o
oi no "nIo - ofSci, see hrpbn rG eM
lie names tho following witnesses to PROV
his continuous roSldcnCC upon aud cultiN
Uon VI said land Wis; Henry NJ Trcnnr,
Andew Wcllcnbrock, Vingrn Roric, ali
Nlcnwnod /. q, washington, NalScy H. Col,
M Fuldh Il, q, washington
Herman Kuhnhauscn,
IiPurhNSc Application Ne. lS0 under see
Forfeiture Act sept, N lSO tor the nc sex
Tp6n ~ east viii mcr
He names the following witnesses to prny,
his claim to said land, Ntg. urury NJ, 'rrru
ntr, Andrew Wollcnhrock, Nmycn Rerdc, u,
ot GlCnwood l.. q. washington, lad ualSey /
NolS' ot Fuld0 TO, washington,
Oskar KuhnhauScu.
Purchase Application No, lSl under scc
Forfeiture Act Sept, ~ 1870 tor thenc 4, an,
n Ell ofnw see y Tptnr T. east viii mcl
lie names the following witnesses to prov,
his claim 10 said land, viz: Henry NJ. Tn'uucI
Andrew WCllcnhrck, NiuSon Rordo, all u
EtenWnod T. q. washington, andl ualSoy l.
Cole, OF Fulda L, O., washington
Charles Kuhuhauscn.
Purchase Application No. Isl under Scc
forfeiture Act sept, ~ 1870 tor the 5 9 sec
Up On T. east will mer.
lie names the following witnesses 20 pruy,
his claim Ia said land, viz: Henry NJ. 'rrCu
ner, Andrew Wcllcnhrock, Nin1eH Bordc, al
OF Glenwood l.. q, washington, and HalScy II
Cole of Fulda L. q. WASHINGTON.
octSlde1 john II. GEoGIIEGAN, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Vancouver Wash. Oct q. ISlr
| Notice is hereby given that the following,
/ named settlers have filed notice of their in
tenton TO make final proof in support thcll
clalhlS ana that said proof VIII be made be
! fore W. X. Dunbar Commissioner u. s. CIR
cult Court District OF washington at Golden.
dale washington on Tuesday Dee l3, 1872 viz:
| Henry NJ. Trcnner.
| Homestead Application No. G757 for the \
( OF y ii and n ii sec II TpGnr Y east
will mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation
| OF, said land, viz: Oskar Kuhnhauscn Tier.
man kuhnhausen, Charles kuhnhauseD all
o. Glcnwood p. o. washing on, and halscy b.
Cole, Of Fulda p. o. Washington:
Henry NJ. Trenncr.
liPurchase Application No. 2OG under sec 3
FORFEITURE Act sept, ~ 1890 for the W Ia sec
IL Ip6n IL east viii mer.
He names the following witnesses TO prov
MS claim to said land, viz: Oskar Kuhnhaus-
en-, Herman kuhnhauscn, Charles Kuhnhaus-
en-, all oJ GlcnWOOd T.. o. washington. and
HalSey d. Cole, of Fulda =. o. washington.
Alcide Willard.
Purchase Application No. 48 under sec 3
FORFEITURE Act Sept, 20 1890 for the n W I-1 sec
~ Up u II II east will mer.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his claim to said land, viz: Edward Claus
mer Mary a. Barker Peter Stack, Claus
''bddShs uIl vi uiilu' = W. washington.
Mary A. Barker
Purchase Application No. 1874 under sec 3
forfeiture Act Sept, 20 1890 for the lots and 2
sec N TIP IN r IL east will mer.
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
her claim to said land, viz: Edward Closner.
Peter STACK, Henry II. Haven, all of Fuda,
7. o. washington, and Alcide Willard, OF
Glenwood 7. O. washington.
Henry II. Haven.
Purchase Application No. 3S4 under SEQ
forfeiture Act sept. 70 lS9o fer the q 4 ofss
- ens v II efs. IL wee 50 p eAT r. east
will nsY.
He names tho following witnesses TO prove
his claim to said land, viz Edward Claus
ner. Mary A. Barker, both OF Fulda r. o.
Henry M. Trenner, AlcIdc VIII
lad, both of Glenwood =. o. washington.
Edward Closner.
Purchase Application No. 81 under sec 3
Forfeiture Act Sept % 1890 for the W ii sec
70 TIP n II east will mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his claim to laid land, viz: Alcide Willard,
IF Glenwood p. o. washington, Mary A.
Barker, Peter Stack, Claus Stack, all ofFul-
Ia p. o. washington.
IctD-dc1 JOHN y. GEOGHEGAn, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

The report of the Commissioner OF
Pensions show that on June Both there
were S79.O69 pensioners on the roll,
which number is rapidly increasing.
Those who think the limit has been
reached, or that the time for which
payments must be paid is short, can
find little to back that opinion. The
report shows 20 widows and two daugh
tiers of the revolutionary army veter-
ans, still on the roll, and 2S4 widows of
the veterans of 1912. Twenty-Five
pensions after a lapse of 10 years,
shows that the system is conducive to
longevity.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land onico at Vancouver, Wash Oct -, lSl2
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have tilcd notice of their Intent
ionlnmake ttnal prooIin supporter their claims
and that said proof will be made before "
IL. Dunbar Commissioner l., y. Circuit Courl
for District Of washington ut I,uldcndalt
washington, ON December IL, lS92vl2:
Heinrich Foino.
Purchase Application No. Sl2 under see
Forfeiture Act, sept, ~ 1870 for the II =, offs ,
a and sc offs sec 81 Up p6nr II and /,
= OF IL W y sec S Up Sn II east will mer
Noah Etter, William Coate Runls \. Byrkctt,
all OF Trout Lake Z, o. washington.
Noah Ettvr.
Purchase Application No. - under see 3
Forfeiture Act sept, - lSJU for the W a Of ; g
4 and Sc - ofsw II see - Up 6n + 10 east
Will mer.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his claim To said land, viz: kums \. Byrkett,
severn Benz, Frank NJ. Coatc, William Cuate,
all of Trout Lake 7. .. washington.
Rurus a. Byrkett.
Purchase Application No. 40 under sec 3
Forfeiture Act sept. ~ 1870 for the " ii OF 5 a
II and Sc -lOfs " II II W II orSw 1t und =
W II Off " II sec 10 Up q mr. II east viii mcr.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his claim to said land, VIZ: Noah Ettrr, Frank
VI. Coate, Severn Benz, William Coate, all OF
Trout Lake I. o. washington.
Frank NJ. Coate.
Purchase Application No. IS under sec 5
Forfeiture Act Sept, q 1870 for thes IA OF S
" Ia sec Is TIP n 10 east will mer.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his claim to said land, viz: RuIua A ByTkett,
HeAh Ettsr, Severn BsnH, Heinrich Fsine, ell
sr Trout LSksP. o. vashington-
William CoAtA
PurchASs Application No Al, under Zee 5
EnrhAitura r kant (r,rt , -.
" l+sec 10 Up r II east will mer
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his claim 10 said lnnd, viz: Severn Benz, Noah
Etter, Cufus \. Byriett Heinrich Feline nh OF
Trout Lake i. o. washington.
Severn Benz.
Purchase Application No. l76 under sec 3
Forfeiture Act sept, ~ 1880 for the n OF W
IA sec 25 Up bn 10 east will mer
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his claim to said land, viz, William COate.
Noah Etter. Ruins A. Byrkett. Frank NJ
Coate. all of Trout Lake z. y. wa hingt m,
oot29 dc4 JOHN ID. GEoGHEGAE, Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

Joe Wilson's many friends will be
pleased to learn that his mining ven
ture is turning out wonderful success.
The mill is running night and day
crushing $40 ore, and the slopes in the
mine show an abundance of like ore,
and much that will yield three or four
times that amount. Joe IS going to have
a bank ccount as long as tariff speech,
and we hope in the near future to see
him invest some of it in or around
Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Ian d. Act June :. 1881
United States Land Office,
MINI L Ia LIZ. Llt....---... a

! T-8-
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the.provisions OF the act OF Congress- of
June 3, 1878, entitled IAN net for the sale OF
timber lands in the states OF California, Ore
gon, Nevada and Wash. Ter, Andrew Wright.
OF HOOD River, county OF WascO state oi
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. III. for the purchase OF
the s W = offs Wa of section NO. Il, In township
NO. north, range No. 8 east, and will oner
PROOF 10 show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for agri-
cultural purposes, and to establish his claim
TO said land before the Register ard Receiver
OF thiS ofiicea at The Dalles, Oregon, on Mon
day, the 9th day of January, 1893.
He names as witnesses: c. \. Bell, Charles
berger, {. Knapp, l.. E. Morse all of Hood
River, Oregon.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely the
ABOVE described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said 9th
day of January, 1893.
nv5-jy7 JOHN w. LEWIS. Register
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

Henry +. Guinaraes one of the
victims Of the Northern Pacific train
robbery has sued that company and
the Pullman Car Co. for $25. .925 DANA.
ges. He claims to have lost SS75, and
a watch valued at $50, making the 1926.
The other $4,000 is what he figures up
the fright to himself and wife were
worth. He dose not itemize the bill
but we will wager years subscription
against his chances for a judgment that
his wife's portion of the fright was less
than $40. On this basis one more robber
would have scared him to death,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
Like Gentle Spring.

Roses and geraniums yet vie with
the chrysanthemums in giving beauty
to the yard and lawn, and in our yard
heliotrope, begonias and oxalis are in
bloom, while a stray tomato vine lifts
its yellow blossoms, untouched by
frost, hopefully to the misty skies.
Can any other mountain town in the
world of the same latitude, make as
good a showing?
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

md office NJ Vancouver wash, Movie, IS9
| Notice Is hcrrby giycn that the following
/ AIMED settler shave nlcd notice ot thclr ntcn
| On to mako final proot In support nf thcll
/ aims, and that said proof win be nlRdt
l oinro W. H. Dunbar, Commissioners Il, y
ltCult Court for District nf washington III
l"oluohdalo wash, On january Nth lStH VIA
Tclltha j, shaw.
Purchase application No IA under section
orteltulC net sept N lNQ, for thOn " ut n "
iSec lSl'p6n IL east " m,
she names the following witnesses Ia prnyt
l or claim Ia said land, NlE nNlScy ~, Culc
anon L, kwps, Richard kolty nll OF Fuld,
o. wash, Rudoph llCSting, urGllmcr L. q,
NShington,
llalScy u, cole.
| Purchase application No Ia under section 4
| orbiture Nct sept N lSN, for thcCt. ursc ii
| Ad NV l,iWse Ia and ne l-lotS " 1t see
pom nr l2 cNSt m,
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
q US Sclalm to said land, Via; Simon r. kVps
| ionert stewart Richard kcllN Hcnry r.
| ron all ot Fulda L, q. washington,
Simon 4. Krcrs,
Purchase application No, 3li under section 4
'nrIeture act sept ~ lS,O for thee u or u " II
| W II otn IT and NV II otso l-fscc II Tp q
| lr II cnSt W IN,
| lie names the following witnesses tn prove
| IT'S claim to said land, Via uulSry ". Cole
Nchard Kelly, rhllis Cline, David chine. ali OF
| 'Nlda L. q washington,
Claus STACK.
Purchase application No. "a under section 4,
forfeiture net sept ~ 1870 for tho lots |, = uud
see l'r . n II Gust W IN,
lie names the following witnesses Ia prove
ltSclNim to said land VlE Edward ClnSncr,
tohort stewart, Hans HcnnugScn all ufFuldn
20. wash. Rudolph Hcytlng, Gihmcr, L. q.
NaSh
Henry f. Troh.
Purchase application No. 10 under section 3
forfeiture act sept ~ 1870 for the Sc II uf see
y and n " II ofn W IL see ~ both ofTp mr.
y east IN.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
Ais claim Ia said land VlEllnlsry u. Cole,
Robert Stewart, Fulda T.. q. wash Rudolph
licNtlug, Gtlmer l.. q. wash. Tclitha j. shaw,
Hlcnwood l. q. wash.
Henry RcstorG
Purchase application No. l7S under section &
FhrttltuV net sept ~ lSll for thcsw l-IufSw
III sec II TIP n r u east " IN.
Tie names the following witnesses "a prove his
lalm tn altd land via: Claus Stanck, llnlSCy
n Cole, Richard Kelly, Andrew Wcllcnbrnok,
all of Fulda L. q. wash.
avsdcc3l JouN u, GRoGuEGAN, cgistcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land onicont Vancouver, Wash, Nov. ID, lSl2
Notice is hereby given that the following.
HAllANt NtNlltl uUs lltN ilNlltt hi his intention
"a make final proof in support
of his claim, and that Suid proof viii be- made
before the Register and Receiver OF the t. \
Land Oillco at Vancouver, Wash. ON Junu-
ury eth, lSS3, via:
John Perry.
Application No. 10 to purchase under section
SFnrtciturc net Sept - lSpO for the \ " IL nv
IL sec = Up iurl II ewm.
He names the following witnesses Ia prove
ms claim To said land VIZ David Strait f. -.
Rurdoin, Joseph White. Henry johnson, All Of
Nhitc-SHlmon Klckitat county washington
nNaidec3l JoHN l.. GEoGuEGAN. Register
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

A good many republican papers are
wondering how those who supported
Nathan Pierce expect him to vote for
both Cleveland and Weaver. We sus-
pect that most of the democrats voted
for Pierce without considering whom
he would vote for, but perfectly salts
fled as to whom he would not cast his
vote for.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

Jay Gould, intends to spend the
winter in the Southwest, for the benefit
ofhis health. Good health, is one Of the
very few things that Jay, can not get
corner on, which is indeed some
thing to be thankful for, for if lie could
the rest of US would not have any
worth speaking of.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

In the arrest of the Roslyn bank rob.
bers Sullivan has done really good
piece of work. 1t is the only time on
record that he or any of his gang were
above the position of a spotter or spy.
This case is probably "the exception
that proves the rule" and it is not
probable they will ever make another
attempt of the kind.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-12-03

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land onice at Vancouver, wash. Oct a. 1902
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settlers have filed notice OF their inten.
tlon to make final proof In support OF their
claims and that said proofs will be made
before w. Il. Dunbar Commissioner United
states Circuit Court for District OF washington
at Goldendale, washington on December,
II, 1892, viz
Heinrich Carl Won LadIges
- Il. d. Entry No. 500 for the = u ofne 4 soc.
% TIP. Gnrl2ew
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land viz: James Murray, Gabriel
Wichscr, Peter Tams, George Tams, nll OF
Fulda, 7. o.. washington.
Heinrich Carl Won Indgcs.
Purchase Application No. 80, under section
Forfeiture act sept, ~, 1880 for the n !, OF
e and nwH ofsc 4 sec IS TIP, nj u
east Will. mer.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his claim to said land VIZ: James Murray.
Gabriel Wichser, Peter Tams, George Tams,
all Of Fuida i. q. washington.
James Murray.
Purchase Application No II and 5i7 under
section Forfeiture act Sept, 20 1850 for the eli
OF J. W 4, " 14ofn " Il and W a ofsw a sec
- TIP > II r Il east will rier.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
ms claim to said land yiz Heinrich Carl Won
Ladges, Gabriel Wichser, Marcus Vanbcbcr.
all Of Fulda 7. o. washington.
oci2Odci JOHN ID. GEOGHEGAN. Register.