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ROCHE HARBoR NEWS BRIEFS.

Mrs. Bella Trice and little son Lee ar
rived Friday to spend few months with
Mrs. Trice's sister, Mrs. Chas. Erickson.
A market basket full of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kay Banie's wedding cake was generally
distributed among ''the boys'' here after
the wedding.
The steamer Bonanza of Vancouver
cleared from here Monday for Vancouver
with threshing machine, stacker and
feed cutter from Laconner.
Everything is in readiness at the Shultz
q Gross traps for the sockeye run, which
promises to be big one. The run is gem
orally about ten days later here than on
the Salmon banks.
Mr.. A. w. Fox has succeeded Mr.. Refs
enger as stenographer for the company.
Mr.. Reisenger will devote his time this
summer to the interests of the Westcott
Bay Fish Company, Of which he is secre-
tary.
About dozen members of the A. o. u.
w. lodge here went to Friday HarbOr,
Monday night on the little steamer .'Hec-
tor" to attend the regular lodge meeting
there. They report having had very
enjoyable time.
The steamer Roche Harbor left Monday
afternoon with two scow loads of lime
rock for the Everett smelter. She was
beached here for two or three days and
had her hull scraped and painted and
some minor repairs made.
Mr.. Leigh Malesbarry, an architect and
builder of San Francisco, was here a
couple of days this week visiting his sis
ter-in-law Mrs. Chas. Erickson. He left
Wednesday for the Mr.. Baker mining
district where he has some interests.
ROCHE.
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WEST END NEWS NOTES.

Haying is i'm full progress.
Supervisor Bull is making some dandy
roads.
Mr.. Van Bogart spent the 4th of July in
Whatcom.
Mrs. Norton's mother, of Deer Harbor,
takes trip east this week on business.
Rev. Wm.J. Dickson and family are
expected to arrive here from Chehalis this
week.
Mrs. Caldwell, of Seattle, has been visit
ing at Mr.. Robert McLachlans the past
week.
Mr.. Kittles, of Jones island, is very
sick. His sons John and Charles are
with him.
The weather prophets are just little
off when they prescribe rain these times.
Guess again.
Mr.. King and Miss Ruth Sutherland of
East Sound took in the dance at West
Sound on the 4th.
w. E. Sutherland seems to have a cor
ner on wood. He supplies most all boats
that pass there, with wood and water.
Our old friend Mr.. j. S. Walton of East
Sound, has again secured his old position
in the b. B. I. Co.'S. Office at Whatcom.
He left last week to commence work.
Mr.. Frank Kirby, of Deer Harbor, has
oot into business. HIS is trotting baby
Girl ON his knee. Miss Kirby is about 10
DAYS old and of course heavy weight.
The 4th of July at West Sound passed
off very pleasantly. The rain in the
morning and rough weather kept 3 few
from attending, but the jumping ana rum
ming and tug of war all Went 10 amuSe.
| The dedication of the new hall was very
great success. 1t will be great thing Tor
West Sound. The proceeds OF the mop
and stand were about $3o.W. which Will
almost pay all arrears.
We regret being called upon to mention
!! the death of q friend, but it is our duty 10
in this case. Mrs. Robert McI!aughlins
death was so sudden we could nardiy
realize that she had left us. Her dlsPosl,,
tion to try to help everyone will be missed
i'm our neighborhood and her little drops
of kindness that she sowed here Will
never be forgotten and will bring forth a
hundred fold.
No parting words shall e'er be spoken
In that bright land Of flowers,
But songs of Joy and peace ana giaoueSs
Wen never say good bye in heaven,
Wen never say good bye;
For in that land ofjoy and song
Wen never say good bye.
Mr.. G. B. Clay, of Deer Harbor. died OF
| heart disease at Berch Point near bialne'
july july !. he was working for the Anacor-
ties Packing Co., at his trade. which was
cooking. Mr. Clay was for long time
on the mail steamer Lydia Thompson 2
cook He told the writer once tnaL ne
was with Grand Duke Alexis and Buffalo
Bill when on the pains on their great
four children. the oldest fifteen and IA the
youngest . little babe two mon5ns ro Oui.
der der and the family viii miss him much.
| The funeral services were held last sun
dav at II O'Clock, conducted by Mr.: Loos,
the burial being at the San Juan saley
onfirmed in the catholic church.
VIVA. SCRIBE.
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er Of public lands, together with the proper
petitions prsyin0 that right-of-way be granted
to the said county across such tide lands and
through such school sections.
The expense account Of the County Commits.
siouers for this July term was audited and
allowed a. follows:
John Buchiev. DAVIS and mileage . ST. %
peter Rcefian II 70
VIM. Graham, IL 90
tits hereby ordered that this meeting be and
the same is hereby adjourned until Augist Z,
1900 at which time the board will transact such
road and other business as was left unfinished
at the date of this order of adjournment.
JOHN BUCKLEY,
Chairman Board.
Attest:-wM. o. CLARK.
Clerk of Commissioners
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LOPEZ NEWS NOTES.

The farmers are kept very busy put
ting up hay this fine weather.
Mr.U.L. Bruins returned from Wnat-
com. Saturday, where he went 20 cole
brate the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Pain returned bone
an Thursday last from the BAY Citios
where they had been visiting irienos'
Judge and Mrs. l. J. Lichtenberg re-
tnrned from Seattle, Friday. where Iney
had been visiting frienos ZOE sWo "oo1s'
A brother Of Judge Llehtsnb3 e 15|.;tI 5s,
Gently arrived rom ce M = 1er = much
nIeesed with the Sound country and win
Eopex island in particular.
The Sunday School # Lopez. VIII nolo
! nicnic on the peninsula, on Meonesoay
Julr 18th. Everyone - cordlally in 49,
- Attend and have good time. Inea.
viii bs different amuseiaenf provioe e. Io'
the children. 1N1o-s'
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Seattle, WASH, June IL, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention t
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk o.
the Superior Court at Friday Harbor, Washing
ton on Friday, July II, 1892 viz:
INGEMAN o. GRASSLAND.
Homestead application No. ID, o62 for the N II
Sc Il, Sec. 30 TIP. 81 N. R.IW.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: -4
A. Newhall, of Newhall; J. P. Harrison, E. c
King of East Sound, and w. T Lockwood, o.
Fairhaven, Washington.
EDWARD P. TREMPER, Register.
First publication June IS, 1899
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COMMISSIONERS, PROCEEDINGS.


FRIDAY HARBOR, July 4, 1900
ane 0oerd OF County Commissioners Of San
{Hsn So!nty met at the Auditors Office in regu-
session, In pursuance to law at 10 O'Clock
n resent; John Buckley, Chairman; wm
Cranam and Peter Bostian and VIM. O. Carl
eierk; and the following orders were made and
entered of record:
An .ne matter Of that certain county road run
M.iAg IN general northerly and southerly direc-
zion through the center (approximately) of the
sOutnsast quarter of section H. township as
noItn, range west, aud connecting at the
HOltnein terminus with county road No. S and
Sonnecting at the southern terminus with the
SSounty road at Lopex landing, q survey having
Ceen made in accordance with an order made by
.1at tne held notes of said survey be entered in
tne county road book, and plated in the High
way plat book; said field notes aud plat being
road " S~ ~oty
In the matter of the county road running in a
senerai northerly and southerly direction
.nIougn the center approximately of the
soutneast quarter of section IS, township IS
noftn, range west, and connecting at the
northern terminus with county road No. and
connecting at the southern terminus with the
county road at I>opez landing, in said township,
designated as road No. 8, said road running
through land owned by Mrs. Irene Weeks of
Lopez. 1t appearing to the board that por-
ton OF said road running through said land
should be Enlightened, and said owner having
agreed 10 deed to the county right-ofway Of
the portions Of said road over said land on the
conditions that the portion of the old line of
road which will be relocated shall be vacated
on the payment of SIS to said owner.
me following bills were audited and allowed
ana warrants ordered drawn for the same ON
the road and bridge fund:
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,(
Seattle, Wash, June I9, 1899.
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 Clerk of
the Superior Court at Friday Harbor, Washing
ton, on Saturday August S, 1899, viz:
JOSEPH FERNETT.
Homestead application No. f4,466, for the
lot 1, Sec d, and Sw y, Sw X Sec. 10 TIP. 81 N.
3W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
E. E. Allen, Eben Wood, Fred Krumdicks
and Ernest Rahorst all of Waldron, San Juan
aounty, Wash.
EDWARD p. TREMPER, Register.
First publication June ~, 1892
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The hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
In the matter Of the petition OF G. A: setter,
e W Shattuck and others, for county ROAD.
r. IS hereby ordered that . warrant be drawn
IN Tine county current fluid in favor OF the coun-
~ snditor for SAC, to meet the postage, express
sge. frcirht and other incidental expenses OF
TIE county for the ensuing quarter.
The re- books Of the auditor, clerk OF the
court aud sheriff were examined and approved
rhe county JAIN was visited BY the board and
the sane found by them 70 be IN good conda-
ton. ..xu ..--..,.,.
was examined by the board and duly ap-
proved. -.... ....&s...,
eonrta The statute relative To the matter was Or
dered published In the county prper f0r tne IN
formation Of the public.
Ordered that the treasurer transfer Eom tne
rosd and bridge fund 10 the commissioners,
slisfrict fund the sam Of six hundred dollars -
follows: sr Z
10 Iohn Buc,iey. commissioner Dist. 500 g
70 Peter BostiAu, r. ~ u
70 VIM. Grahams - - 800 =
ordered that the county surveyor Of San Juan
conntv prepare plats Of roads ending on tids
lands and running through school sections. and
that the same be transmitted 70 the commission
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wALDRON NOTES.


Mr.. Alsops two sons, Sam and Robert,
are on the island.
8 The 18th was celebrated at the fish camp
with dancing, music etc and there were
swollen or aching heads the next morn
ing.
Now If you are not too busy come over
to Waldron and You will see fish of all
kinds and colors- land this is no fish story
either. ~
Mr.. John Matz is with US again after
spendinga few days at his home near
Ferndale, where his father died quite re-
Gently. He thinks well Of this location.
s Mrs. Alsop, Miss Nellie Alsop and Mrs.
Samuel Alsop r., are expected to arrive
here from Whateem in a few days to
spend part of the summer. A new
house has been built for them.
Mr.. Alsops' trap on Waldron, at Sandy
point il now completed and the first haul
was made on the 9TH. The catch was 1900
sockeyes and IS spring salmon. So YOU
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see Waldron is just the spot for salmon
as well as other fish. Mr.. Alsop has
spared no expense to get the trap in as
strongly as possible, to stand against the
strong tides. It will no doubt be q good
for Waldron as fishing
place and other trap investments are like
ly to follow as there are some good lOca-
tong left yet, all around the island, but it
takes money to put in fish traps.
TRAPMAN.
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Report of School District No. ID.
The follow ing is a correct report of
the standing the pupils in School
District No. Is, SanJuan county, for
term ending June 30, 1899:
FOURTH GRADE.
Loretta Newhall 9S Obey Gaaseland.... 81
THIRD GRADE.
Estella Newhall. 80 TheO. Gaaseland....6
FIRST GRADE.
Celia Penson..... IS Olive Newhall.... 81
Lizzie Gaa sfand. ....96.
GRACE L. ALBERT, Teacher.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,(
Seattle, Wash. June "a, $780,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE,(
Seattle Wash. June n, IS9o.j
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 Clerk
of the Superior Court at Friday Harbor, Wash
ington, on Saturday, August II, 1899, viz:
CHARLES G. LARSON
Homestead entry Number 1886, for the
E a of Sw Y of Sec. IS, Up. IS N, R7 West.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Lars Brown, George Myer, John Bergman and
William Clark, all Of Orcas, Washington.
EDWARD P. TREMPER, Register.
First publication June 20, 1899.
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OlOOO tdAc0 ~
from them. The
poison must be
driven out of the
system. H u d :
YAM will eradi-
cate every trace
of 1t. HUDYAN
will destroy the
action OF the pol
son and eventually
drive out the last
particle of It from
the system. In ad-
ditiOn to this,
HUDYAN will re-
store the lost APP
petite. 1t viii
build up the weak
ened sly 8 I e m !.
HUDYAN W Ill
make new blood
and new flesh.
M ~>f~2 &vx AhA
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Venue Of Actions in Justicss' Courts.

Venue Of Actions In Justices' Courts.
On account of the changing of the
venue of Justices Courts by the last
Legislature the County Commissioners
think that the act relative thereto
should be published, SD the people may
understand the law as it exists at this
time. The following is the law rela-
tive to venue in Justices Courts as 1t
stands on the statute books at the pres
ent time:
CHAPTER XII.
H. B. No 226.
VENUE OF ACTIONS IN JUSTICES COURTS.
AN ACT fixing the venue OF action In
Justice Courts.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
State of Washington:
SECTION l. All actions commenced be-
fore Justice ofthe Peace shall be brought
in the Justice Court of the Precinct in
which one or more Of the defendants re-
side.
Passed the House February Z, 1899.
Passed the Senate March /, 1899.
Approved March Z, 1892.
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Racking headaches, bleary eyes,
weakness, nolees In head. Hudyan
cures. ALI druggists, so cents.
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EAST SOUND LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. C. H. Van SAINT is in Whatcom.
w. A. Peters and son are stopping in
East Sound.
James Tullock went over to Victoria
the first of last week.
Mrs. Waters and sister are the house
guests of Mrs. Donahue.
Mr.. Fred Culver, of Friday Harbor,
spent Sunday on the island.
Mr.. George Sutherland is quite i'll. DR..
Fitz Matthew is In attendance.
Mr.. Harding Cow, of Seattle, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cow, of East
Sound.
Mr.. Hugh Templin spent last week in
Whatcom, returning Friday morning OH
the Buckeye.
Miss Mabel Hunt, of Spokane, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sutherland.
Mr.. Nathan King, of Mt. Vernon, is
spending few weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. King.
MI ctOI imp, SOu oIu u"u6h SOA ,
Mr.. Alex and Miss Eva Philip, went over
to Whatcom last week. Miss Eva re-
turned Friday morning on the steamer
Buckeye.
Messrs. Pierre Barnes and Harry p.
Nichols, who have been the guests of the
latter's brother, Mr.. J. NJ. Nichols, left
on the Thompson, Monday evening, for
Seattle, via WhatcOm.
Captain and Mrs. N. p. Gregg on Fri
day evening gave dinner at Esperanza
in honor of Maj. James Paul Walker, OF
Seattle. Those invited were Maj. Walker.
Prof. III. w. Harding. Mr.. and Mrs John
T.. Cow, Miss Amy Cow and Murdoch
Cow.
In spite of the rainy morning of the
Fourth, the picnicers at Langdon had a
very pleasant time. Those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Tullock and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. f. c.. King and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Nichols and little
daughter. Lena, Misses Eva and Grace
Philip. Messrs. p. Harrison. Pierre
Barnes and Bruce Willis.
EAST SOUND,
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Do you owe the Blue Front Store
anything? cause if you do, it would
be good idea to pay up and get 4
coupons with every dollars worth of
goods you buy.
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Wife, if Carter gives us the Lot we
will build nice house OH it and live i'll
town next winter.
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Wife, I am going to San Francisco
next January at the expense of L. b.
Carter, proprietor of the Blue Front
Store. First-ciass, mind you.
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and warrants ord cred drawn ON the county cur
rent fund.-
Ethan Allen, visiting schools ............. "A 50
I.owman & landlord, supplies 90
State of Washington, blanks. IS IS
Irwin Hodson Co. supplies: c. r:;,ncr SO 90
Chas Crawford, taking pauper 10 FORT
John FIRTH sherid's expenses. ....... IS
c Buxton, salary as assessor. 2oo 90
p a Jensen insanity cases. ............ 90
SAN Juan County Bank, rent of vault and
st. Johns Hospital, care county poor. l4e es
San Jua Rr asad blank Books s. 50
eu suppiies ..' 50 IS
H King, county attorney, to procure
change Of road right-Of-way through
land owned by Mrs. Irene Weeks... IS 90
The following bills were audited and allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the lncioentai
fund;
Metropolitan Printing and Binding Co.. % %
3 Firth, work on Jail Northumberland 90
L B Carter supplies - ............-....' ~
The following bills were audited and allowed
aud warrants ordered drawn on the ROAD ana
bridge fund:
James Blake, tagging ON road. .....'.....sa 90
In the matter of Joseph Ender and Others ior
such road should be established, 1t IS ordered
that said road be and the same IS hereby ae,
CARED opened The commissioner OF the third
com m,issioner's district is directed to see that
said road is opened in accordance with TINS or
der and law.
appearing to the board that the true course n1t
range 4 west, through the southwest OF the
northwest 4 of section (the said land belong ne
ing to VIM McKissockl, 1t is ordered that the
county surveyor correct the same:
In the matter of the petition OF George H 1sc
bert Williams ct al. for county road. Inc
hoard having heard the viewers report, beneve
that the public convenience Will ne suDsefveo
bv the opening thereof So ordered
In the matter of the keeping and maintenance
of the county poor. 1t appearing tnal inc eu-
thorities Of St Johns Hospital, of Port Town
send. agree to keep the county poor on the
g H,,ts ner dav: and this board being satisfied
that such terms are the most advantageSus sh ina.
cortract Sc entered into with said hospital lot
the keeping OF the county poor on SAID teams LOT
ON motion the board adjourned ct O'Clock P.
M. to meet at O'Clock q. m. Friday July Z.
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CHRONIC. MALARIA

Differs materially from ordinary chills
and fever. 1t is the result of repeated
acute attacks. The liver and spleen are
principally affected. They act as store
houses for the malarial poison and the
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money if it fails
to Cure. 25 cents. The genuine has L..
B G. on each Tablet.
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Ladies, look sharp, some one is going
to get that Silk Dress to be given by
the Blue Front Store.


Card from Mr.. McLachlAn.
EDITOR IsLANDER:-1n behalf of my
self and family / wish to express through
your paper thanks to our many friends
for their words of sympathy and acts of
kindness extended to us in our bereave-
ment and SORROW.
81 r. X. MCLACHLAN.
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Vaughn, surveying and plating roads. $6s 90
EGottry, claiming on roads Is so
WIN Milne d.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Nichols, claiming and viewing roads. 90
n Carr, viewing roads. Observation-Disclosures. 90
S@Muei wilson, 90. .............-...... -. 4 90
Jesper, claiming on roads. - 4 90
Joseph Ender, tagging on roads - a 90
John w Firth, claiming ON roads. .......... 5 90
FRANK EEomano, 90. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Newton Jones, tagging on roads. ......... 2 90
L Larson, claiming on roads. ..... 90
E w Shattuck, viewing roads .. 3 90
II Williams, claiming ON roads . / 90
WIN dambly, do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 90
dudley axeman on roads. $3.50. 3 90
The following road supervisor made his re-
port, which was audited and allowed and war
rants ordered drawn on the road district fund:
w Freel, supervisor dist No. 1, Orcas $76 IS
W F sutherland, repair of road plow....... 90
H Smaby, shovel and grub hoe handle. 90
Omer Freel, work on roads. IS
Joseph Verrier, do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
Peter La Plant, do. 90
Joseph Ryman, do. ....... ................ so
Peter La Plant, IT., do. so
burggu1St, do. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
Alfred Bigley, do. so
On motion the board adjourned at O'Clock
p. m. to meet at O'Clock A.. IN, Wednesday,
nj
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Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
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