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TmE LOCAL sITuArIoN.

orOat SartbsTn Not Invotvad, Numors To
tho Contrary Notwithstanding.
Thcro was no change locally In the North
ern Paeine tis-up yesterday. 6ltt5 Of The
delayed passengers. and their baggage, were
sent eaat oyer tho Great Northern, aad the
others were scattered around town. The
two children we're sent oAat with ths edelts.
Az the uptown oiloo Of ths northern Pa
oiGo yesterday those littlo travslefs we're
tho observed Of oil. They are both voTy
small. the boy being only aaYon and she
girl Eve. The latter was little worried A.
10 who're they would land. hut Tho boy com
fofied her with tue Fmafkl That's all
right, slaior. Wen Just follow the crowd,
aud tben we'll be all right" Neither she
employees or the officials had HnY Informs
tiou 10 give out Of Interest. The mon said
last night there was no change locally, aud
Agent Edgar aaid DO bad board nothing
from ~. PAal.
There were two rpmoTs ihdoatrioualy
circulated oil day that careful inyestiRatlon
proved 10 bo untrue. One was that she
Union Pacific was lied up. General Agent
Wilson said that waa NOT go, and that Tho
train left butts on time. The other was
that the Groht Northern Wsa 10 bs tied NJ
Al midnight. The latter report was with.
out any foundation. A number Of the
Great Northern men were 40 the A. X. u,
meeting last night and no mention OF a
strike on The Great Northern was made.
The employees OF the road alao say there n
not any foundation whatever for such q
report.
Regular communication was estsblishsd
yesterday between Helena aud haFysVille.
W. Jones will run a stage between the ave
towns, leaving Halona every day while the
tio.up lasts ~ $3.50 ?. IN. and returning
leaving Mhrysvillo at 1850 a. IN.
II 10 likely that some action will be taken
In tho federal court al -. Paul 10. day. and
II 90. similar action will be taken in all the
federal courts along the line OF tho North
etn Pacific. What form this action will
take is not known. The Helena members
OF the A. X. u. say that whatever order th,
court here may Issue they will observe IL
aud that 90 they are iaw-abiding citizenI
the court will find no difficulty in havinL
them respect and obey its deeroes.
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LoSDoS, June 90 During a discussion
on the closing Of the Indian mints in ,ho
house Of lords thia evening, the marquis OF
LAnsdoWne said tho situation now was
much bstter than IN 1888 when II was
known that the United States government
WAS about 10 repeal legislation which NAN.
tainod tho price OF silver The olosing OF
The minla probably hysrtnd a oALaslroph
besides which tho disturbance OF Indian
trade ip China and Japan sunk into ia
gaiGeanoe, RosebsrJ, IN behalf Of the
government, declared IL was determined
NOT to eopen the mints until the present
policy had received n full and fair trial,
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Eor,oasr. Extend Assistance.

Special TO The Independent
LIVINGSTON, June %. There IA no change
In the strike situation hers to-day. The
strikers committee and 4 committee aud
committoO representing the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers hsld lengthy con
ferencs this afternoon. Al the oloss OF the
conference the enginesTn rendered their
sympathy and decided 30 extend whatever
assistance is IN their power until suoh time
hs the grand lodge shall act In the matter.
Passengers detained hero made a atronR
effort to-day TO get a train 10 carry them
TO Helena, whore they expected 20 get east
over the Great Northern. Pfesident Debs'
advice was asked, but mp TO late hour no
reply from him had been received. Train
men refused TO handle the train until be
has been heard from. Sixteen passengers
left hers TO-DAY by stage fo- helsns. where
they ex eet 20 make connection with tho
Great Northern. The strikers here are
confident tina, they will be victorious.
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shesr snsar.r s,arrsa.
specIal to Tho Indeponaont.

ppeclAl 10 Inc lnuepondont.
GREAr FALLS, June D.-A nine this
morning Officer IIamiltoa found a man
railway bridge, his head badly pounded up
pockets riaed aud tn ned inside out, aud up
TO the present time the victim had not
recovered his Sensss. A coupling pin found
near was the weapon probably uaed. lie
registered at the Minneapolis hotel last
niRht as Thomas Winters. of PondsIs. and
il is thought ho was q sheep shearor. Dr,
Cor don, who dressed the wound. stated that
his skull Ia probably fractured.
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Leaving elsndlve Overland.

Special to Tho indopsudsnt.
GLnDur, juno 29.-Through travellers
who are tied up here have mostly made
arrangements TO be taken 10 Fort Buford
10 reach tho Great Northern for points east
and west. A party OF fiVs leave tomorrow
by private oonveyene for Miles City.
The striking A. X. L. men and sympa-
lhigers At this point a'e conducting them
selves Ia = very orderly manner and are
confident OF success. Several meetings
we're held to-day NJ which kilograms from
all points we're read. giving encouraging
reports. A special from Dickinson, N, D..
made up before the men went aut, arrived
here this morning with SupeTintendent
PeaTsou's car attached. No more wheels
will turn until the strike is decided.
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renInl 10 IN lndepondant.

Special TO The lndepondent
BUITE June D.-1hers ls nothing nm
usual In the strike situation here. Moth
ina 10 moving on the Northern Pacific
branch line, exoep. handears, and ne at
tempt has been made 10 move train. On
the Utah a Northern branch OF the Union
paeino the trains are running IA usual,
with PulimNn's attached. II Was expected
that the train which leaves for the aouth al
three b m. would not bs permitted 10 go
out. The situation was wired Go President
Deba, bat us no Instructions were received
tor the men to refuse 10 take out the train.
nothing waa done. II IL likely that thinea
will come 10 focua on the line tomorrow.
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Ann ra,..nrnr. rrnn.l.rrna.

All passengers detained by tho strike on
the Northern Paelne we're ttauaforroI ,o
the Great Northotn and sont on 10 their
destination yoatstday. ono pleasant ra-
Nom bfanos they carry with then 10 tho
saperioF quality of bread aud IAatry they
enjoyed while stopping In ihis clty. 1he
bread was made q ON afhbolla lOuf, tbe
pastry from white lllly.
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CmcAoo June 29-pfooeodlnga Ia tha
prendorgaai trial woro intercepted aevernl
tmes to-day by the ouib eAks OF the pria-
ouer. ana hoaliy tho court vas compelled
pert witnesses wore cnllod by the aiato aud
tsatihsd that thoy considered Pfendergoai
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An Anihropolorlcai Problem.

Photographs Of ssvsnty-eight elderly
couples were taken at Gsnoyr,
and IL was found that In
twenty-four instances tho rese emblsnos be-
tween the husband aud vile WAS greater
than between brother aud sister. and that
Ia twenty-four other cases IL was fully IA
great. Here is nut for the anthropolo.
gisis 10 cfack.
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HERE'S GOOD NEWS.

Arrangements Tor Com mpIstipg ImpoFtant
Montana Enterprises.
Cmcluo. June 20.-FiuNuoiai nrrunRe.
monis have been concluded with Chicago
contractors to continue the construction Of
the Montans Midland aud Montana soath-
srn railroad leading 10 Helena, Mont
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THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Csnters the
Past Week.
NEW YonK. June 29.-The clsarinRs OF the
banks of the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
NJ last yanr Uere ma falIoys.
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10 tho AnhNp"huehI
bosrmAN, June 29.--Sunday, July 10
Montana Christian Endeavor day. 10 will
be observed throughout The state BY all Z.
r.. soeietioA In the morning, at $3.50. by a
sunrise prayer meeting, and special mls-
sionafy sstvos In tho evening. In the
larger cities all societies will unite IN q
miaSionaFy rally.
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Nrw YoaK, June 2O.-A lsttsr fiom Soma
tor WoleotL at Paris. statsa that h, IL
recovering very alowly from surgical
operation. iIo IL suffering from kidney
trouble aud ffiende fear 10 will DO mecca,
sAry 70 remove Que OF his kldpeye
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wAsuN0ros, June ga private dispatch
statoa that Col. II. q. Parsons, owner Of
tho Natural bridge, was ahot aud Killed a,
Clifton Forge. Va. to-day By = eondoctos
named Goodwin. wham Col. faeona Is'
ported for peglset " daty.
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u has been officially declared by the Ne
b'askn state board of health that physi-
do aud not be guilty Of unprofeAsional con
duct. A judioious admiItu,e of common
sense with what Is known aa medical ethIcs
will moi niu.e the ethics to any ruipous ex-
ianl
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Coming by rrlvale ooavsyauos.

Special TO Tho lndependent
Eo4uMlN june ~, "A large number OF
helated passengers arrived 10 Bozeman this
evening from Llvinge,op, coming by pri-
vats couveyanee, Two livery stables have
firs running 20 Livingston and Helena.
A coach carving several Bate passengers
loft here al goVon y. m. foe Boulder, whero
they will mako connection with the Mon
totta CautrNl
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mAvn mo urrrn nANp.

Ia California Railroad Buslhess ~ At =
stpnd-stlL
SAN FRAscWco, June -. AT the close Of
The second day of the struggle betvosn the
Amesican Railway union aud the Southern
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A Fine Specimen,

Tho king OF Water Moon" is the name
given tho laress. gold nugget ever found In
Australia. II was found in 1852 aud weighed
.l23 rounda and fonr onnoea
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$500

Suits that we will defy you to
match them for quality and price.
Give us a call and satisfy your
selves.
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The
Boston.
Quality
AND Price.

QUALITY alone must not be
~ considered. Price by itself
falls fiat. Bur HIGH QUALITY
AND Low PRICE is A HAPPY CON-
BINATIoN and can be obtained at
THE BosToN. You can buy a
suit for $Ia.oo anywhere, but we
will show you a line of
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reman eteadiast ia gour respective places
end IN the diaehsfRe Of toor daties.
(Signsd.) hAEyiS HuomtT, Pfost"
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR "oURr oF rHr
Stale Of Washington for the county Of King
George " Welsh as assignee, plsint r. va Co.
cAta ire and Maize Insurance Company ct IL
defendants No lAs52 Order etrecstng osise
10 cred tors
ulariy for hearing on the application OF the =
cslveT for order directing notice 70 h~ given q
creditors OF the defendant. the Cascade kise ~
Aarfse Insurance Company. IL IL hereby
uId-ret and aGjudged that all creditors Of the a.
fendaat, the ascafe Fire and Marine insuraaxu
Company. Are HEREBY required 10 make due pfoaf
OF their Claims and demands against said degsaA
ant to =. A. Riddle. the receiver appointed la thht
cause, AZ his Office. room Sil Bailey buiidlnS 50
attic Wash, within ninety {9ol days from III
CATE "a the rst publication OF this noilcs as hee
alter provided. and that ali claims no, so psv
senseA and proved be tarred and shall no, be pat1
oat o; the funds and assets In the hands of sd
receiver, and that after the expiration of said -
riod Of ninety (9ol days SAID receiver file IN thn
court his report of all claims and demands 50 me
eented AMI riet, Also show. nj what claims on
ssnted are al owed and what claims are rejected
1; IL further ordered that this order pah.tshed
for thirty 900 days consecauvely In the DallT
Post inteilisencer aud the seattle 1elegrark
newspapers Published In Seattle. King counsy
Wash ngEon. and that when so published the same
eha! Constitute due notice 10 creditors Of said a.
fendait Of the entrg o. this order
lone 10 open court this 27th dAy OF Fehruasy
1924. J. W. LANGLEY, Judge. :
STATE or W AsHISaroS,
COUNTY OF krNo.
1T W. Gordon, clerk Of the superior court Il
the state OF Washing for the county Of kns
do hereby certify that the foregoing Ia = full tro
and correct copy OF the Original order directing
notice 10 cr~titors In said cause No ia. s52 the
same appears on file and Of record IN nay Office.
Witness my hand and ths seal of said court this
LIST day Of March. 1884.
H. r. SMITH. Deputy
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COVyrY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREA>uRER's NoTIRE-oS AM
~ afler the 5th Gay ot March, l-aS, the freasrrs.
Of ktnr county. Washington. Will pay pEeSenfS
tion warrants drawn on The specta >choos saaas =
the following districts; District No So warr,nI
No -: 1istr.c. Ma q. warrant M as: asssrirs
Nc, "a war.an. No SIS, Sissrics Ma 81. warr,as1
NoA u 10 IS tnclusive: district No -. warra1s.
Nos sS and ~. district Ma 80. warrant No ~
district No 60 warrant No II: dis;ris, Na r
wayrarss Nos IS and 20. district Ma LOO -
rant No 4. district No loi. warrant No IS -
9. 1894 BYRON PHELPS
County Treasure
Ey ". W. Kraxwoon. Deraty.
Seattle. Wash. fsorgsrr II. 1894
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DE IT HENEkBE ED THAT At A REoE-
ID lar meeting OF the board % directors 81 TIE
Washington National Bald nx and luyest-
ment A sociasiaG. held ia seattle ens AIRY -
f-ss. the following resolution VAS By sad ooari
rrgg ariy aEc ansaimoasly adopssi as follows. to-
Resolved. That Article vi Of the articles OF In
corTo aii0a OF tnis association De amended read
fo4lnxs:
Article VI. The number Of frassees sho sh AL
mAnsxe me Affairs Of this ASSOCIATION shall De six
eho Snail be Elected Ia the aaAnnsY ana tor the
terms prov Asd IL The by-saws q TIE association
STATE ~ WARRINGTON -
COUNTY, kESa
r q. Graves. she psesad.nt Of the W ssnin gsan
Nas.oHsl Bg.idtns Loan aad Investment Ass0cis+
ttoB. ana II. ". Ca .slaa. the secretary Of sad
ASSOCIATION. being first day sworn aa oath each
for himsszf. 4spos-s and tia, he ass read
tas foregoing Fesoutisa- ihst Re Arrows TIE con
tasts thereof and tass ,he same - Erss
T. O. S&AFEs PI-ssdsEi
III. ". FAsTIEHAss secret
sabscsls@a AL sworn 10 begofs me thts tts dsy
Of MA-ea. i.sI
tssaLJ = A. PARK
sefary pahlic IN and sof shs state Of Washington,
fHsl1iaS 81 sSAtgsa
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KISo
II c.uutr Of "a

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KIso
i csua;y. state OF Washing on.
A; G. MareOpnier Q; al. pla!s.in security SAL.
legs Bank defendant. 80 1881 order al.
rsciins Holcs % creditors
nd nov, en this day this cause coming regu.
larry On TOT hsarns On tfe application ~ the rel
celvsr for order directing notice To bs given %
Creditors Of IA defendant tbs security sasin 70
Bans. IL 10 hereby
ordered ard acjnigsd that all creditors OF the
Defendant. the So arffy sasings nalk. are herebY
required to make dns proof their claims aad de-
mssds against said dsiendsn ant 10 H. h. A. Hast.
inss. me rscssvsr sproiated in this cause =; his
o1scs. room 80 Hsier building seattle Wash.
wNan stxty 90 days rom the Gate Of Ar .
p3oiea Ton eS this notce. - hereafter divided.
be bsfrsd, asf shai ncs te paid cut Of the fra adj
s5d asset la he hands Of said receiver and thai
after the ex a.rstiob Of 40 bsrfod of sixty (61t
Cas- ss.c receiver nle IN THIS cous his report al
claims and demands so presented and h.ed. also
showing ~saf claims 90 presented Ars allowed and
What eiAn ms &c rejected
~ - further ordered thai IDS order be published
Tor 30 DAYS esas -cuivsiy Ia tae daily Post Intei
la Seattle. X ~ county. waahfngtoa aud that,
when 30 pupIssksc the same shall Constitute due
notice 20 crsSii Of said dsesdas OF ia. entry al
this erisr
gens in spea court this sosh day Of J.aasry.
1894 r. usBCaN Jud.A
sTsrk o. WARRINGTON -
CoesrY or KIss.
1T W. 0orSsn. cisrx Of she cup srior court a
q, hereby certify ths. fersgoingis fali. fruc
aud cofFsct copy OF the orfxina nra~r directing "a.
itc~ 20 creditor. Ia said Ma. iD esi as the
SANE appears o. Sic and o: record Ia ms offics
" illness my hand M the seal Of sAi6 court taas
eosh dag u January. 1894
By n n ssrrm. D.yusy
Date Of afas fahaicsiioo. January 81. 1894
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NOTICE TO COSrR

81 ,acr yaa,s. 6 dos II %, dos 90. dor q. s
dez ca deg as. dos :, .itz 90 : a.
% -? or oval: 600 sn.iesnlc txhirSs for-,rs. /,
200 ep. un pills. e.. 400 opium and lead asse.s<
pals Seo eoalp stsyca pills formula n $50 h~,s]
tAhlets. norps sulpa = xr and airopgs s1,sS99
lisa Il II q Go: 8 It's at evs CsscsrS l. u A "a y
las "a ext khsL. % I'll ext Sesaas. lbs ssr,nks
elixir, ) lbs elixir vaieriaate cf uiorca =
ma lti.e ant cascarA p,it tile 70 siium sre q.
In sIia;a ~. ola spAgu se 20 ihs aqua nnaais
Goa = doz tooth brushes. 3ct acid phospass,s
lilo plS 4 II & Co Q lbs Il. ext gentiaa 4 u 4 %
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DRoBATE NoTICE-IN THE SUPERIOR
i court Of the state Of Washington for KIM
county In probate.

DRoHATE NoTICE-IN TIE SUPERIOR
i court Of the state Of Washington for King
county In probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Arthur BulIene. de-
ceased No l62y. Order 10 show cause why
distribution should no; be made
Gecrxe w. Buliene. admins, rstor Of the -
tate of Arthur Buliene. deceased, having net
In this court . petition setting Firth thas
closed and 10 ready tor distribu,ion Of shs
residue thereof among the persons entitled
by law thereto, and Il appearing TO the coun
that sad petition sess forth facts sufncient =
1t Is therefore ordered by the court that all per.
sons interested in the estate Of the said Arthur
builene deceased, be and appear before the sad
superior court OF King county. state OF Wash
OF SAID court la the city OF seattle the 18th aay
Of March. 1891. al the hour OF $3.50 O'Clock m
of said day. then and there TO show cause. II any
they have. why order Of distribution should no
be made OF the residue OF said estate among the
heirs and persons in said petition mentioned. -
cording to law.
it's fariher ordered that . copy Of this order b.
before the said 18th day Of March. 1894. in ths
Daily ost -fntelligenc-T. . Newspaper printed
aud pup tshed II said King county and Of general
bone IN open court this TIN day Of February,
1894. J. w. LANGLEY.
Judge at Said Superior Court
state Of Washington county Of King. o.
!, r. w Gordon, clerk OF the superior court q
certify that the above and foregoing document 10
. true correct and complete copy of an order Of
said superior court to show cause why distFibu
aboveen titled matter, made and entered BY said
court the 7th day OF February, 1894.
In witness whereof have hereuato set my hand
and afixed the seal Of said court this 7th day a
lsEAal Tw. GORDON. Clerk.
BY ID. u. MCKAY. Deputy Clerk
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CARRAHER 4 MEACHAM
No. ia Cherry st.

Advertisements under sne assd % Lon. Honai
Ter Sale or k~ns and sisuasseas Wanted VII -
n sstsc The rate Of cent wefd sash srsssssi1A
reyuzent asssys advsDca so savsftesmsnss
tse<1sed III 49, tnan IS - -
EC31CE-Ths eSs5ssss once ~ ne poefIp
S1xLsunxcgs is oDsa uatst ~ 8. n S1Assahsd
aessssisenssnA stil BE- rse&tvsd ap 20 thfs tuna
Advertisements vii b. received at branch es1ess
he Ps,s1- IsTuL 8scaa ~:
TACOMA BUREAU - liie PsefAe Avsuo~
9honAs samnofa. Aanagsf.
PORT TowSsgSD-FfsaehA Springs.
HELLtSGHAM BAY RUREAu-Ssw what
con, corner Hosiy snd Canoe strssta q. H. Cab
vss Earsg
Ths bl,owing letters await advertisers ~ this
~HRrss
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w ANTED!

Purchaser for tTe choice lots so BENTON
HEI8KTs. Three very cheap lists % Esse sss~st
Two 10 Desny Broadway Addition. Five scsss Of
laks Washington ~aser frons Forty sesss Of
Yon Orchard water fronI oas Manfred ans Tn
aeree efsanes land within zen miles Of city: BE-
sides osher good properties sss suEessas 70 mem
uon- Call for particulars
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NOTICE or SHERtFFs SALEM THE
An superior court of the state OF Washington for
the county OF King
Jerome cstiin. p.aintiK VS. SEVERN A. Torger.
son. defendant No l5.s07.
Under ana py virtue Of writ OF execution issued
out OF the above-named In the aboveen,
titled Actton and To me directed and delivered. 1
have duly lsv!ed upon all the right title and ia
terest OF the d.fenf liant named IN said writ in ana
TO the folis~ng described real property, situated
In sail King county. Washington. to-wit:
Lots thfe. go four "a and eight 49,. section
Ave ~, township twenty five (2Sl north. range
seven I'D s&st: and northeast OF southeast a and
south "a OF southeast "a and southeast "a 81 north
east =. section thirtytwo l32i, township twenty.
sir tzsl north. range seven Ia east
Notice Is therefore hereby given that Friday.
the I'D day Of Match. 1894 NJ the hour Of 10
o'cocS a. m, OF said day. nj the door of the
courthouse. In the city Of seattle. In said King
county. Will sell the described property At
public aGciicn to the bi ahess bidder for cash
J. H. wOOLEKY. sheriff
Daie9 This The 2lst day of February. 1894.
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NOTICE OF sHERIrfs SALEM THE
~ superior court of the state OF Washington Zoe
the county OF King.
/. H. Crever assignee. etc, plaintiff vs. Charlotte
h Csraenier and L. X. Carpenter, defendants
No. 1852.
Under and by virtue Of . writ Of execution. Is.
sued out Of the above named court in the above
entitled action. and to me directed and delivered.
have dn.y levied upon all the right title AMI In
terest of the defendants named In said wTit oe
either OF them, In and to the following deycr bad
real property. situated tn said King county, Wash
ingtou to,wt;
West and IS 100 acres Of south y of northwest
y Of southwest a. and also the east acres Of the
west IL aisd 80 loo of south "a OF northwest
OF southwest quarter, all in section ~, township
~. range east OF The Willamette meridian, in
the county OF King. state OF Washington, and
more particularly described by line beginning ~
the sou,hve corner Of the north west "a Of the
southwest Y Of ssc.ion 81. township %. range 3
east Of tbs Willamette meridian: thence running
east 4 IS Feet thence north 1855 feet. themes
~sst 1919 feet thence south $685. feet TO fhe
place II beginning and also com meucing ~ the
southeast corner OF said aboye-described tract,
$685. feet thence west $40. 80 feet. thence south
SD feet 20 the place Of beginning all In section
50, township IS north. range east OF Willnmetts
meridian, "a King cou atty, state OF Washington.
Notice - therefore hereby given that Friday,
the 23d day OF March. 1884. at the hour of 10
o'clock O. IN OF said day nj the front door of the
courthouse. in the city OF seattle. In said kia-
countv. will ell the above-descriped property as
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
j. III. WuOLERY sheriff
Dated this the LIST day OF February. 1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-08

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