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nEcORpED MORTGAGES.

Boulllon John F. and wife to Barbara volmer,
No l52 Riyington.st. ~ part ygar.........; $500
Same to Martha STOPPED No li1 Eldrse-st, go
Same yn'' to Annie Douillon nos East
Same i' to same 30 ia Dciancey,st. ID part,
Same me- to same No $40 2d-st il part year. rs
Bacon char9!te to tue Guarantee and Trust 40 %
Cheshire bennlson =. and Alex Brown. lr. and
Nos ana IL Jay-st. and No stape-st.
'] DEMAND md " 400
Dumas. charlotte To James Richards and another
executor Of Edward c Richards. NJ l2s East ~
tate WIG" TIC aianss eamSan M9 so 6
s,s nj as2 ilelSs4r st. 1000
Fisher Levine. 80 PA to 2is Sullivan It, Zoo
O. 'rre 4 Fcd Co. g. Ablal N hawkins ana an
other esrs etc. Of Charles Hawkins Nos S43 ~ ~
tt, @aa i IRON" lo the exys etc Of Edward
Richards - l26 East 18th st, years. .a.::. so'
iM Ws% H. r ,r to rI HEX s.. a"T ~ va" and
- n ~ G>roS ave. year. mortgages tcor- % M
nr.tlc6 , N,nac 1 ami August I, Aa.qn 9
MOCK. as Chamberlain y. y. 10 " West Al %
Joseph ElIas and wlfe lawyers Title ms ,,o.
CO.. y. Y. so 20 East G5th - years -. H."
CO.. s. corner Amsterdam ave and "is'-si. - ~
Iind.ay Josiah ) ana wife Jacob iIrsh. 40 ,,oo
,, ~ o," sLs, III ~ -, m, Nov York Lie in
suranc. aad Trus, Co.. 30 Az West End ave. "a
M@M,nus Bernard ana vie to william VI.
Crca p,th-st. =i3G n u 4" ave- install ca,
N5rris. John o. ami VIE to FREDERICK \ stein "
lo Howard II and Nos 10 and 10 Elm n, M
olrien Mar, j. 10 Ronald x Irown ami an,ther.
trustee. etc Jerome ave. ~ II n Of Gar N
Same me % sane Icrom--a,e 1855 It OF Gar
Quimiy Mary !. AMI Joseph r. 10 Nrn YORK LIE
''lsm6us ave- ycars ; months ............... 5000
Re-, nj org A"na To- The sN''i,o'S s,' , 2r h,
s,,a,rt charles and vie g. naiy News Saw
ing- AMI HalIlng Loan Association. l2ith- 1900
~ ASA g. d. NJ an ave. nsiaiments.......... 500
schnale. Charles ,. 20 Frances Browning. NJ 800
s,rl ,rnagci Ihilpp % Wilhelmna Filing 80
5i7 East -al-s,. liz years. -...:..:..... 800
Hitfara. ~ iao fa. 25th- st. 5 years...'.... 47o
T--,t Nline md Henry, Mutual Reserve Fund - ~,
must comlany. New York 40 70 ~ crosb, 81.
vsl i ~ II. to- Nev-York LIE INSURANCE 6 M
r.fy corner 73i It ami West End ave.
saieri1s.n. nirk ct al 10 Murray q I'M . 8
West End ave. % II 8 u i,ith-s'. > months. 7@'
Al~Nnnier g H,Wden. i3ith ST. As II = Of $500
7haye years m1rsaFrs ;....,.i,.i' ,,. 2o"'
Insurance 60. i52d-st 30 It Of Amster- o,oo.
sam@ "a same '', :. ,lsisr. s25 It Of Ams,-r-
dno,,aye ears Observation-Disclosures. 1900
issth..t. - Il Of Lenoy ave year 1850,
INSURANCE, 90. n l4G'h-st. Too # W Of i1uie- ~
Same mel to same : i,5ih.st. 224G It OF B5ule-
ward. Ia years. mortgages ;.......: SOU
Lynch Patrick II. and VIE 10 Welcome :
Jaryis trustee n i3Sth-st 2sj It Of Boule- 49,,
rb .' New } yga' Investment ana Involvement Co
to Annie l. Merriam. i3'th-st. 20 IT @ ~.
OF l2th-ave demand .........'.''.....'.'.''' JUN
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Proposals.
~n.NNNN-N~O.NO0ONN-oNN~OO"OrOo~NS
YO BUILDERS:

Two BUILDERS:
Il Sealed proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
teras ana performing the labor FOR erecting ana finishing
retaining walls kitchen buildings of the Long Island
state Hospital Kings Park n " may be sent by mail
or delivered person up 10 $3.50 O'Clock p M Wedhes-
1Sg6 John q. Deubert President OF the
BOARD Of Managers OF the Long Island state Hospital In
Room iO7 Arbu,kle Building. Brooklyn. y Y, at which
time and place the Board OF Managers VIII receive and
open all bids. -, ,, II, ., ...o.,
named by guaranteeing the faithful execu-
ton the offer II accepted 800. -.
The OF Managers reserve the right 20 reject any
or all they deem for the best interests OF the
State. -.
plans specincatons be and forms OF pro
rosals obtained office OF l. q. Perry Architect. in
the Capitol Albany ~ Y. or at the office OF W. f.
sylvester Superintendent. Kings Park. y. Y
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

New buildings
., ayr ctx a; 10 BY w laa@ ' ws %S
isi hs. ~ and ra tS ave. corner wiamr6rdgr
for a one half story Franc dwelling and 400,
cti ast' 5 s. 10 white rians-ayf f qin
ea ID " wlI'a'SI ia r. " 81 ist-avc for nine i've
story brick mats by John Mclaughlin OF No 900 oo
BAG Fast sls' So % FOR seven-sory brick
store and lott by Henry Corn. OF No ~ West @, oo
,s sS't" 30 It Of Ams,erlari-aye for
story frame structure. by William Kramer 90
i prc * . MSs 90 an" by LeSpol Teu Of 10
KEsac ga af ave s. io7 It n OF KingsbrIdge Road
fer Il sGs, %aG e Of f n $50 %as
story frame Iwfilns by Cornelius I1ahety. oo
IS on no 4'S ,o 81 II Of ioe-si for three
story frame dwelling and one story and attic
fH aaInnn of 10 isc7 II e". $500
' b SS a by By 5 James a""8x Barry '' Of So
iits loo n Of St by same
owner for eight foqrsoTy brick fats XII, l2sooo
w si5re bT nnd ios by William Prayer 100
Fast 7sdst corner Of c6is FOR one
s;o g p. Gpsa Shed BY ranei. Crawford $50
Baxter St, NJ l43 by city Of NewYork. to 400
.hree's0y U BETWEEN ru' coh and 76th ss by
same to a three AID four story brick public . ,oo
co JGila 30 20 by Frederick, " si,S6be
OF No -, 80 'S %,aplIns and store ..... 1000
Bowery and Hester st. n " corner, by fhepe
Garland r,o OF a wnl,t f AMI 1000
A% st. by Ihe ave = juvenile Asylum four
story brick dormltory and school 49,. V'V
57th- ST and 7th-ave, corner. by the Music
Hall Co. y Y O.imtd). six-story ana 40 ooo
basement music hall and studio. ..:.;....::. lOoW
14th-st No ~ West by Jacob Rothschid. OF No
West I4th-st. owner. TO four-story prioK =, ~,
wsstern Boutsyard No 29I by John d Crmmins,
OF c No t 20 l"s' o''n '."e' - 1000
Amsterdam-ave No 200 by John kersehoefer .,
AL No l3s West 63d-st. owner. to iour-s'ory ,o.o
Wooster-st, Nos II and i3. by Frank 7 Mason, oil
I rhiad ,ipidrs. PENN o"i"r 10 '"o 5000
Grand-s: No ~ by Frederick kursheedt Of
No s's a West broa'"ay' o"ner' 90 5000
% ave- No 22JS by Sophie Dunkirk. OF No lio
East :5th-st. owner. Schmidt. lessee. to nm
four-story brick hotel ~, - ip,,i. ~
Ha Esa 81 No ss we, ', Brick stable o
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Brook-ave. 9. 2i.1l It OF l47th-st. 40 llxio;
Herrt.tta Geissman To Isaac Levy. .......... y
Morris ave and lS2d-st. corner, 2OOXl33 lOx
2OOxl3s II: Roy Frink to osborne Smith. II
Same property; L Osborne Smith and wife 10
Roy Frink .................,.,.... ......'..
'nth .''.'.'''. -, 49,.
WnshinGton-st. s. No a: Mary ThOrndike
ct al TO B 7 Babbtt Hyde and another. =
Cherry-st, No AIS; Katharine l. Griffin 70 An
thony Griffin ......:....................
Reade-st. No lS1: James Kernochan ct al, trus-
tees TO John NJ Bowers ct al...........:.... Is
Cherry-st. No AIS: Edward Felbcl and wife 10
Charles + Schneae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
West-st. No l46 Mary Thorndike ct al. excrs.
etc. to Lila Il Hyde Observation-Disclosures. q
3lst-st. s. $40 II . OF sth-avc 20x9>9. William
Waters and wife to Henry Mccain and wife. II
2jth-st, No 1876 East: Jane Richards and another,
excrs etc Of Edward Richards. to Irene
25th-.t. NJ 100 East: james richards and another.
excrs. 20 Edward II Sanford .................
jerome ave- : Jos II Of Garfield st. 2S.6N
1C5 llX2jxl52.2: Mary OBrlen to Ellen Nc
cue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
25th-st. No l2s East; James Richards and
other. excrs. ETC. TO Charlotte Du Mas. ........ II
l32d-st, n - 30 II q Of 9Th ave. 3Ox03 II Ru-
dolph Rannow. excr. to Louis L RannOw y
J3d-st s 1873 II II 1th-avc. lS.SXlOJ.5: Kate
Amos 20 Manhattan Storage and Warehouse co. Il
4lst-st. Nos 3f3 and 345 West; Abel Hawkins
and another. eXcrs. to George a Field Company. 2!
40 ST. No 124 West: Christopher G Shnyne and
wife L. " @ Langdon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Gith-st, {. go n OF i0th-ave 2ixloO.5. Will
lam Hoes referee 10 John Reilly. ..........
G4th-st. :. 10 n Of shave. G5xloO.5 Helen
NJ Knickerbocker and another TO Caroline
Wilson 19'
1l7th-st. 3. - II W ~ Lenox-ave. lUOxlO0ll;
ANNE McRcynolds, as executrix. 20 L J Murray p
Union-ayc :. 7G.J II Of Honest l'Dxl0O;
Mary II Russell 10 George Bell .............
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Qrdlnrrs.

T$oHEIGSER wishes summer engagement. govern''s "r
II companlon; French English. German. music pe.t
city references. Address FOREIGNER. 23a West 'ou -
WANTED LADIES Teacher. College graduate .cLDI
near ely singing teacher te'ninaryl superior ti'.s
g,virness $50 German goyerness-s Miss boNoNANs
Bureau. 80 East l'th-sl
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forces ano Carriages.


! T,OR sALE.-Modern style Cabrolet. trimmed in goat
Il and green cloth pole and shafts: in hrstcass order
used only few times. Can be at Harnetts Stable
10Th Madison ".
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5tbool Neenties.

4 MERICAN And FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCi
~ supplies PrCfes~ors Teachers. tutors. b'FeIh'hs's
e. ~ Toll. rea Schools and Fsmlie. Apply 20
Mr. a. J. YOUNG-FJLTON p tn'oh square
. ptE Teachers Tutors Musiclans GosernesHes. com
n usnions supplied 10 schools college, f1h'rS fr'oh
M school parents. b'autlIu hllik T'.'l, ~!
ertv near York cay 90 let Miss IoNC| ~ -
BUREAU. 20 East l4th-s
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Cost an0 fonn0.

r osT-Bankbook. No 231 ioi. seamens Bank for Saw
Ii lngs n and 10 Wall St. New York. Payment
stopped and cancellation applied for. Please return TO
Rank JOHN s. RICHARDS, Trustee.
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DRINCETON UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATIONS 1896

Examinations for admission TO the Freshman. Sopho-
moro and Junior Classes Of all departments - Princeton
I.nrersity will be held in the city u Ncw York On
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY JUNE II AND IL. 1896
commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ In the Lecture Room ~
the NEW YORK Law SCHOOL. On the sfH FLOOR OF
TIE EQUITABLE BUILDING ieo BROADWAY.
students Intending TO enter the Freshman 'iass one
wear later may pass AZ this time preliminary "hnhh
lion covering "A portion Il tho entrance requirement .
PRIZE Will he given boy THE IRlN'll'
CLUE or NEW YORK To- the applicant who a. such tlH'e
and place shall pass best fun entrance examination
10 the Academic Freshman Class the prre to he phld
after matriculatOn ,.,.-- -.
nation apply %
TRACY H. HARRIS. 50. ~ Cedar 81.
ROBERT KELLY PRENTICE. 50 l55 Broadway.
GEORGE WM ErRI.ElGH. 92. II william -
IL y VAN DYKE. Registrar. Princeton. y J.
IpoCKr.ANp INSTITUTE N'nck. y Y.-Vacation
x camping excursion. y. Y. ana northern y j. tfnF-'
Yi,h on sNn hQ.f<s. few more b'y'-ohP 'A~'"
CT. JOHNS scHo.oI
.,,,v ., WIN wM. vERBrCK-
GUNNER SCHOOL. AT NANTUCKET. connected VITA
- IIsrynrd school SCs 9TH Ave. New YORK FIR Toys
advance studies. and boys who Hsh .
49, ne entrance conditions. Begins Iune 18Th For IN
formation apply To- WILLIAM FhEELANp. bos ''h Ave.
GUNNER school nj the Peeksal. y Y. Military Acai-
- emv. alton henthful. ana ntifnt nn e.
,snt send for circular TO col LOUIS H. ORLEMAN Prn'
,I,ur CLINTON CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
> summer term begins June - Fan term begn, H"r.
I'm CHARLES ". CLINTON. IN. d. PRINCIPAL
Peeksknl on Hudson. y Y
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NOR sAIE-Eight New-Jersey Sandy Hook pilot boats.
now lying at pier Erie Basin offered for sale
az very figure. All In hrst-ciass condition;
built Of white oak well kneed on. square fastened with
,reenails and copper bolts Nodded ballast Large
hardwood cabins staterooms wateclosets ana
on board They all good boats and fast saers
Would make good cruising boats for parties OF from
six persons. Descriptive price list and al IN
formation to be had at the NEW-JERSEY PILOT Of
FICE Is State NewYork City Telephone call 300 Broad
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Dublir Notices.
4 IfPREME COIRT.

y.
- In the the application Of the Board Of Edu
cation by the Counsel to the Corporation 81 the city
Of New York relative acquiring title by The Mayor
Aldermen ana Commonalty II the city of New YORK.
STREET ana southcry side OF TWENTIETH
STREET between First and Second avenues, In the
Eighteenth OF said city. duly selected and approved
Iv said Board "A for school purposes, under and
Laws Of lsss. amended by chapter 30 OF the Laws
Of 1890 ,--,- , ,,.,, l.,
the above matter appointed pursuant to the pro-
Visions of chapter 9i Of the Laws OF 1883 amended
y chapter 50 Of the Laws OF 1890 hereby give notice
To lessee or lessees. parties ana
perons respectively Interested In the lands
tenements Entertainments and premises title 20 which Is
be acquired In this proceeding and to all others
whom IL may concern. 10 wiz:
rirst TIat We have completed estimate OF the
and damage respective lessees parties
and persons In the lands premises affected
10y this proceeding or having any interest teren, ana
hay. filed a report transcript ~ such estimate
i'm the office OF Board u Education for the In
suectlor OF wnomsoeyer II may concern.
Second-That all parties persons whose rights may
be affected By said estimate. and VINO may OBJECT 10
the same or any part thereof within ten days after
their ohierons to such estimate in writing with us. a,
our Office Room No q the fourth floor Of the stats
Zeitung building No. 2 Tryon Row, in said city. as
provided OF chapter l91 OF the Laws OF lss
as amended by chapter - Of the Laws OF 1890 and that
Commissioners. Will hear parties so object
ing az said office. the 18th day Of May 1895.
at the afternoon and upon such subsequent
DAYS as may be found necessary M
Third-That report herein VIII be presented 70
Term thereof. be held IN Part H.. in the County
Courthouse Ir the city Of New York the 18th day
OF June 1896 the opening " the Court on mat DAY
and that then there thereafter as counsel
can be heard thereon a motion Will be made that the
said report be confirmed. ~
dated New-York 18th. 1890 -
WILLIAM f. MACRAE. Commissioners.
MICHAEL FENNELLY. Clerk.
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for Sale.

NOR sALE-A desirable plot in Woodlawn Cemetery.
SewYork. south half Of lot No 8 $50. In sec 81. 20
containing two hundred GOO superficial feet SIRCBLH
q MERRILL, Morristown ~ J.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown Once No l.242 Broadway.
north 3ist-s.. until o o'clock D.. m; adser-
the following branch Offices at resu-
until O'Clock viz 2o4 sth ave- s. e.
23d 1872 ave cor l2th.st; 142 Columbus "a
near West 66th-s; 1916 West 42d-st near 6h-ave; 30
East i4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st between It'll and sth
aves 1850 East 47th-s 1885 3d-ave between 10Th and
nth SITS: 026 Sd ave. 6lst-st. LOS ls-ave.,
s9hst; $50 3D. ave. near !s'1s 5Sd sd-ave S5S
2.90S 3d-ave.: $40 East s9th-st; Lezl
3d-ave 1862 3d-ove.; o5 Amsterdan-ave:: 4o2 West
st: 16th-s 2oS East iSths $50 9th-ave;
seth-st; 1870 Broadway: 1893 sd,ave l2s sth-syei
3d-ave l3th-st. 1888 i2Jth ST.. 3dayet
243 West l2sth-st.. bet. 7th and sth sves.
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1000
600
The oasis., 1896-04-18
Nogales Town Council.

An adjourned meeting of the Town Council, was held Monday evening, April l3. All the members were pres ent and they organized the new coun- cil, unanimously re-electing Fred Her rera, mayor.
 The following standing committees were appointed Claims and finance: G. A. Avery, Theo. Gebler, J. T. Brckwood. Public structures: L. W. Mix, J. T. Brlckwood, Theo. Gebier. Streets: J. T. Brickwood, c. A. Avery Theo. Gebler. Fire, water and light, Theo. Gebler, G. A. Avery, J. T. Brickwood: Ordinances; c. A. Avery L. W. Mix, J. T. Brickwood. Ceme- tary ;Theo. Gebler, L. w. Mix, G. A. Avery. Sanitary; J. T. Brickwood, Theo. Gebler, c. A. Avery. Police: ]. T. Brickwood, c. A. Avery, Theo. Gebler
 The treasurer's report was submit ted to the council and was approved by the finance committee and ordered printed. Bills amounting to Sl0950 were audited and ordered paid. and the council adjourned.
The oasis., 1896-04-18
MORALES NOTES.
A coiIection of Items and Personals Gath
 cred About Town
 nt.tfu~.,feI,od Trav.Iors
Distinguished Travellers.


 Friday evening of last week, after TIE OASIS had gone to press, there passed Nogales special Pullman car conveying Senor Don Fernando Leal, the minister of public works of the Mexican republic, with party of of- ticials from the various departments. The distinguished gentlemen travelled all the way from the City of Mexico to Santa Rosalia, Baia California, as guests Of the Boleo Company, to in- spect and visit the extensive copper mines operated by that corporation. They went in response to an invita- tion to President Diaz, and were dele gated by him to represent him. At Guaymas they were met by special steamer of the Boleo company, which conveyed the party across the gulf to Santa Rosalia. Several days this week were passed at Santa Rosalla, study ing the extensive operations there conducted
 While at Nogales the distinguished gentlemen were recipients of marked attention from many prominent citi- zens of Sonora, in both official and civil life.
 Following is a complete list of the members Of the party: Hon. Manuel Fernandez Leal, Secretary of Fomen- to; E. Martinez Baca, Head of the 3rd section of the Department of Fomen- to; Senor Seryin, Inspector of Mines; Sefor Antonio Riva y Echeverria, representing the Ministers of the Interior and the Treasury; SefIor k. Nelasco, commissioner for the Sec retary of Communications and Public Works; Deputy Eduardo Dublan, son Of the ex-minister of the Treasury: Sr F. Perez Rubio, chief editor of Fl Uni yersal; Lie. R. Neto deputy for Lower California; A. Mabuzies, general man. ager of the Boleo mines: Lie. Pablo Macedo, representing the Boleo com pany; Admiral Angel Ortiz Monaste- rio, commander of the Zaragoza, ac- companied the party as far as Quay mas, joining his ship at that port.
The oasis., 1896-04-18
Whole No. I54.

road can be built via Fl Promontorio for s4,0O0 A gentleman present pro- posed that a contract be let to MT. Ephraim. He demurred. Then the gentleman proposed making the price 1000, and giving MT. E. the contract Another gentleman proposed it be stipulated in the contract that he be- gin at Saric and build toward Nogales instead of building in the opposite di- rection. By such scheme they thought construction work would not stop when the road reached Fl Prom ontorio.
The oasis., 1896-04-18
They Knew Him.

In Nogales, Sonora, one day last week, there was meeting of parties interested, having in view construc- tion of the proposed Altar road.
 MT. Ephraim was there and, of course, exceedingly anxious to have the road built over a route pretty close to his mine. He demurred great ly at the route selected, and assured the assembled gentlemen that the
The oasis., 1896-04-18
Republican Mass Meeting.

Pursuant to call the republicans of Nogales met last Saturday evening to arrange for the primary election to- day.
 D. J. Cumming was selected to act as chairman and pr. w. F. Cheno- weth as secretary.
 It was decided that at the primary ticket with six names should be vot- ed, the voter to select three: the three highest to be delegates to the county convention, the other three to be al- ternates. The six names presented are Geo. Christ Jr., J. T. Brickwood, Allen T. Bird, w. J. EKey, James Lieurance. l. Burgoon.
The oasis., 1896-04-18
For Sale Cheap.

A house with six rooms in good con- dition. The lot measures 50xl20 feet Situated in Nogales, Arizona, in a peaceful and healthy place. For par ticulars see or address
 ]. s. TAPIA,
 Nogales, Sonora.
The oasis., 1896-04-18

Monday six carloads of coal were de- stroyed by fire at Encinas station, at the summit six miles south of Noga- les. During the day the cars had been taken out there by the Nogales yard engine, to be taken by the regular train southward about midnight When that train reached Encinas, at the usual time, instead of six cars of coal they found nothing but a heap of embers. It is supposed spark from the engine which hauled the cars out from Nogales set the fire. The coal was consigned to the Mexican corvette Zaragoza.
The oasis., 1896-04-18

Continued on Eighth Page,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-11-07

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at WalIa Walla, Wash,
October 30th, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the county clerk and clerk of the
superior court of Whitman county,
Washington, at Colfax, Washing
ton, on Dec. 10, 1896, viz;
JAMES S. KLEMGARD,
who made homestead entry No.
4545, for the W. e / and J W /
sec 20 twp IA n Of r A e. W. m.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of said land,
viz: Munroe Bryant, Arthur J.
Written, John e. Peterson, and
Vincent L. Higgins, all Of Pullman,
Wash. A. G. LLOYD,
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land office at WaIla WaIla, Wash.
October 9th, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and
that sad proof will be made before
VIM. A. Inman, U. S. court com
missioner, at ColfaX, Wash, on
November %, 1896, viz: Louis e.
Oshum, who made homestead en-
try No. 5765, for the ne / sec Is tip
Is n range A e.
He names the following witnesses
to prove ais continuous residence
upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz: Peter Peterson, James d. Car
mcgee, Andrew P. Redeem and
Thomas Lawson, all of Guy, Wash.
A. q. LLOYD,
fp oct10 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Walla Walla, Wash,
October 10th, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF has
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof Will be
made before VIM. A. Inman, y. ;, Court
Commissioner, at Colfax, Washington,
on Nov. 18th, 1896, VIZ;
- JAMES W. REESE,
who made Homestead Entry No. $50,
Tor the Sc 4 sec 50, T. Is, \. r. 43 E.
He names the following witnesses 70
nrova his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of. said land, viz: Richard
Voc Max Heinrich, William Kirkpat-
WoSh A. q. LLOYD,
~ oct y I'd Register.