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New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March 5, 1905
BEEEES-Receipts were % cars, or 9ts head in
Guiding - for export, alive, and % Ir the mar
None offered for sale to-day. The feeling was
steady, 20 expected at the der
sey City market tomorrow Dressed bAet had a iight
inquiry at 99c per 10 for native sides Private
cables received quoted live cattle at LiVerp0oA
at 12c; London, l2i4 q 12%c, dressed weight
sinking ofral refrigerator beef selling at DC per
Shipments this port to-day were ~ shetp
on the TaIlsman the West Indies Tomorrow; tns
Majestic. for Southampton Will carry about ZSoS
quarters Of beef divided between the swift Beef
Company and the Morris Beef Company Inc Georgia
viii sail before THURSDAY. .-,.s,-- g -
CALNES-Receiprs 15T head. iDciudng % Tor
butchers and 81 for the market PTic5s were Tdted
steady Common good Indiana Veals SOLD al cog
50 Der 100 n Indiana calves at 81 50; barnyard
and nominal: dressed calves were run
steady 81 g1315c per n, for city dressed Vedls
and q 13c dressed -
SaIes-kerns Commission Company; 40 indiana
et S6. Ia Indiana calves $50 ID, at - 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 70 cars, or
! T27 head including for export aliFei IS Tor
slaughterers and about half car for the market
stock enough offered TO make a market but sellers
"a ted the feeling steady. few ordinary ewes sofa
at so per 100 fb few medium IaIioS AZ -,
Dressed mutton slow at Sg1 re per 10; dTessed
in fair demand a s49$1o carcass
SaIes-Kerns Commission Company: indiana
lambs. OF 10 average. at 81 per 100 ~ q Indiana
TOGS1Recepts were % cars. or 4459 head. in
chIdng about , cars for the market. The feeling was
adviCes and sellers estimated that
live would sell 1Oc lower than yesterdaY- NO
sales had reported before the exchange Coun-
Sales-S. Sanders nate Yesterday 81 Pensy
hogs 127 n average at s5 20 per 100 70; - DO i5s
N at 90; 15S 10. at So 10; do, 4is ID,
at So; ! rough, $50 n. at 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
OTHER mARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March S-CATTLE-Receipts. estimated
about 500 head: steady; steers - 299S6 To-
cows 81 25a$5; heifers. s. 50G$5 & bulls. s. 49gs4 90;
calves 7BllS7 25: and feeders S2 'oSf 30
HOCS-Receipts. about 10000 head market loc lower;
choice heavy shipping 459s4 % butcners - 4oG
light mixed 81 35GSA 40 packing s+S4 10 pIss'
81 50ES4 80 bulk of sales 81 4egs4 45 SHEEP-Re-
ceipts estimated 1890 head; market for sheep
higher; lambs steady slow: sheep, u 2oGSS o.
lambs. s6G$6 80; yearlngs, 81 7IISo % ,.-,.
Cincinnati March 3-HCs5S slow. loc lower: nutchers
ana shippers 81 754S4 common. s. 50gs4 90 ca /
TIE steady good shippers 81 $3.50 80 common
s. 50a$3 80 SHEEP steady s. 5O9So - iamos steaaS'
S51S7 80 ,,--,-.- ,o, -.
East Buffalo March 3.-CATTLE-Recepts, rs head:
market steady; prime 81 65sIS5 30 EkALStt
ceiUts slow and steady. &o4Ss f4tl1S
head market slow and lunl9c lower
heavy mixed S59S4 80; Workers. VI oGS s0 pigs
SiHS4 Is: roughs. 15fSi 30; dalrieS - f0asi -
SHEEP AND LAMF3S-Rsceipts. b.O1O head; market
steady: sheep active; lambs slow lambs, S04Sl 90
Kansas CITY March -CATTLahF-heceptS, 300 mead
Southerns: market strong ana active tnp
and dressed beef steers 20 .
x 10 good. 81 - QS5 20 western steers. 81 %
ass so feeders So 5USl 10; southern steers
s4TS 20: Southern 81 50IS8 i5 native g 90
S. 30. native heifeUs. S. 1885; bulls 80 i9$4
calves s. 50as6 50. EOGS-Recepts. 2OpO head mar
kst 1lmIOc top, 81 30; bulk OF sales 81 1si 40
heavy. s. 4OaS4 90; packers. s. a2sgf4 40 6gs and
lights So fORS4 32N. SHEEP-Recelpts. o. 900 head
sheep strong 1oe higher lambs 50 3g 70 ewes and
yearilngs 81 50aS5 70 Western ysarsings. 50 boG$o
Western sheep 81 stoskers and feeders IS 90
QS5 IS , a..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
MINING NOTES.

me sa- Toy Mining Company, controlled by
Charles Il SchWab Is now shipping between 90
ar6 20 tons of ore rer day. The ore is averag-
,-r 8 psr ton net CT silver and lead. Shipnlents
,.sys beer kept down a result OF inefficient
sroslf1-g capacity. When the American Smelling
- PesctaE Company new suleIter in tie
81 Toy territory INA teTial increase IN shipments
Is loeked 10Y
Tie A-izoaa Copper Company in its report for
re year ended September .. 1877. showed gross
Tro6ts cf $4,000 against se.5I5,eOo for the pre-
vious year. $4,000 was carried [. reserves against
$4,000 II the previous year. A&iivdend AMOUNT
ang 70 Ez1,155 declared on the preferred stock
Afer tLts amount Is deducted surplus Of g 667-
- Is left
Frum present indications the spring rush TO
Alaska tbs year Will be unprecedented in mining
history, even oUtdoing the celebrated Klondike
stampede ten years ago Il is conseryatIvely est
mated That between e0oao and c5o10 miners viii
60 70 different parts OF Alaska and the Canadian
Yakoa The Guggenheim interests are actively
r-sa-1s the construction Of the TRANSMISSION
Bz;sEsy 70 tbs Copper River valley. which. ac-
cd-uIns 70 experts viii prove Ct the richest
s5pper districts found in years The most popular
district Is Tanans, which is expected 10 produce
EAeeee OF gold during the coming season. Some
- miners have recently arrived there ana 60
HeFs are On the way To reach this district the
g0ve--rllent tran known the Naldez-Fairbanks
Is used The large number OF idle miners II the
ll1Tsd states has been attracted by the appar-
enty T-ch and unclaimed lands Of Aiaska.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March s.-closing-wHEAT-spot firm: No
Is I'D May 21sd; July. g ssd CoRN-spot quiet;
American mixed, new, 5s I'd; American mixed go
5s AID Futures quiet; March. 5s lad; May es I7.d
FLOUR-winter patents dull at 29s Cd HOPS at LONDON
fpac.hc coaso duh at a ioslf2 los PEAS-CanaoEin
steady SID. BEEF-Extra india mess dun at sSs
PORK-Prir1e Western weak at oss ec aasto-
Short cut, Is 70. quiet at 3ss BACoNLSuI
% TO 80 n steady az S's %; snort Ilos 20
"a n QUIET at ass Cd clear mddes. lignt y 70
"a 10 easy ass long clear middles heavy 30 70 ~ 10
sasv at short backs l6 20 20 10 Gull az os
clear bellies, 16 r duh at 3ss l~AttD-prinss ne
Western. tlerces. steady az U.S. American reneG
raITs ouiat CHEESE-Amerfcan fnest white.
new firm at Cos finest coored new steady az
62s Canadian finest white. steady AZ o5S
finest colored new steady az 64s Ed BUTIER-eooc
United States easy "a fssf5 IS TAILOW-Prine CITY
at Australian In London easy at SOs 90
TTTRPENTTNE-Sprits at ass 3D. LINSEED OIL
onia, .EUM-Ouiet at ID ROSIN-
Common steady a. Sc COTTONSEED OiI-fiul re-
fned spot, firm Us Cd. SHOULDERs-oquaFe Ii 70
l3 quiet 34s.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, March SA better feeling prevails AIS IN tne I'm I'm
weak The curtaIlueat in the wool mills has nad
Depressing effect upon clothing woos ouS tls
o. the fs nearly finished ana an m
rrovenenf is anticipated leading domestic quota
tons follows ana
Ohio Pennsylvania feecesXN S.9Sse; y sc sc
&c: No washed s7GSsc: No WASHED 3og5c: nne
unwashed 24a25c: fine unnerchantaole 2sdc' nealu a
~iatbinr 24T2sc. "a blood clothing 23G2fc: a ooOd
c1o1bs bins 9IGSa.. blood combing 2s929c; delains
washed s793sc; deIafne unwashed. 3OGI3lc
NJchjsar and New York heeces; F1ne IN
xaebad eoao4c: deIaine unWashed 2sGsc; 2 blood
unwashed 30eR31o; blood, unwasheo' 0oc' = '4"'1'
unwashed, 26927c :, -, ona9f.. L
Kentucky indiana and Missouri: = blood SOgSic; :.
blood 26G2Sc- 80 -..z ssa7o-. era
Secured vafues-Texas: Fine u nontns. oss 'oci IH'
Northern. 60d6ic rndoe couhuess S'e"'o'
soIthern 5Sds5c; fall, free, 45r4Sc . ,..,
Oregon Eastern No staple 6SgToc; do 1 Nc clothing
soSsq9. 40 average 5sGfDc; valley No I. SsTsec
Territorv Occurred basis) Fine staple o55oo a
medium clothing rms
ciothing 5S.n60c blood. 5796oc; $s blood 5odSsc;
pDI1eS DPod xrs ssas5c: fine A. 55a57c; sppsrs' As
94sc
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
CASH CuOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,o--, New York March 8, 1903.
tOtEEE-The coffee market was very quiet TODAY
sales for the day being reported 6 bags
ACriIs the middle session prices unchanged
points lower but the market
TIE close, which dun ne unchanged. The
opening was steady. at unchanged prices, which
E1elt II keeping with the foreign During the
Inlodie session there scattered Liquidation
under which prices eased OF a partial points
absence OF support but this loss
very moderate demand and the market
mai us unnportant hucuation significant Of nothing
mere tnal temporary pTedOninatiOn OF orders way
O. tAe other From spot market standpoint the situa
on Is interesting and shows strong
la'on Is practically dead and
Ing sEc funcoing OF hedges by
most Il demand,
FUTURES are concerned, Is absolutely
quidaton the part CT worlds reserve
supply, while speculative effort discount
pressing effect q such liquidation adequately pre-
vented by recosnidon Of the
supply is offered for sale advance through
leadership OF the SPOT
J2ln-y- Large trade interests report
eanger OF liquidation by the government until market
demands the coffee, but many OF the people who
express this opinion are also large holders Of
pies. their insufficient
genera speculative demand Havre vas unchanged at
the end o. q half-day'E session and Hamburg
changed 70 ! pig lower Neither Of the Brazilian markets
exc for Rio No
The q contract prices in the local market to-
DAY 5 foliowE:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
COTTON=Ths

toiToS-The cotton market
cay, and prices irregular.
ana unsettled The chief interest still centred IN
the near positions with the smaller
sWait developments. The close quiet steady
- advance y point June but generally Z06 points
lower Sales estimated 1J90D1 bales The
ke opened steady decline Of 24s points in response
10 cables hut quickly rallied MAY
shorts while there also seemed 20 be supporting orders
Tor that position May sold points net higher. and
other months rallied slightly mpathy, but offerings
Increased at the advance, and during the late session
y--leS ~ - point session.
the close practically the bottom. Possibly the
from G5a bull leader
partly responsible the inactivity 81 business but II
also the that the small accounts IN the
months have been evened that the opposing
interest Is people SLOW TO mOdlIy
position. bulls
6cierJ courage greatly Increase their commitments
n CleU 70
probable Of the Aarch-Aiay deal southern
Of bush average reporting holders and
delayed Receipts continue lgit, ana buIisA
predicted, while the bulls also
looking T. later n the
month and expect report scIng these figures witaln
lex- National G1rers Association
General conditions thought 10 pe improving Guy
slowly. there still more or less u4eas4LesS CNS4
the possibility Of uufayerable legislation
The range contract prices II the local market Io!
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

Tha balance, 3 055T73, after preferred dividends
s15 before charging OF depreciation Is equal 20 81
- rent earned the 80 5el 900 common stock
The tc-eI Indebtedness Is s4,0So558 and the quick
sEsets :53.S5s go The capital stock has been in
creased during the year ny the sale OF 100000
s-a-es a. preferred stock at par. The number ot
EhsreEode-s las increased - per cent
II his annual report 10 the stockholders Eresl-
cent MILAN II Wood SAYS. IL part The Woo-en
mia as distinct from the Worsted mills suffered
much TE-1 host the whole year, the demand be
t1Z fYr UC-stH5 rather than for woOllen goods
Win this szoer-ion the mills were under fui
haaazsE, with ample orders upon the books, when
~ EeEs Cvtr-aken u the autumn by the financial
N-s Mr. merchants who had orders upon our
boaks dee-Ee- 10 accept goods, and there were
az1y othe-s Ulpse lines of credit were extended
ss ta- che limits of safety allowed To avoid
1e scc-In Cla-i11 u goods and the further eZten-
ten o. credits the company began d clrtaIl-
2s-t q ilE reduction, which IN the maximum
elc1-Iee - ~ Der cent This cIrtailTnent eN-
pe1oee th-g- -rllr the balance Of the year. and UP
. he tine ~ this annual meeting the company
: Pursuing lie same policy. This, together Wlth
~ tsot that tie inventories o. the stock raw
wrought and L. process. and Of supplies were ep-
tfaiseo al market value and are below cost, and
s-l&e q bsl and doubtful nature IS reflected in
t-ohs Ins bs-LerIneuts expended upon the thirty
.-I.1s q .le rl=apany In Tie aggregate amounted
. = s-0sl,zss. The outlook this year, while far
- - encouraging now, sui leads Us 10 hope that
re ths year closes We shall have done a 1air
s---ae q business. and have no apprehension
s.z'-1lg lie uninterrupted payment OF the diF4-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
AMERICAN GRASS TWIEE.

-ne repoTf cr The American Grass Tvine Com
-. tor ne -esT ended December 9, ISyr shows
a sgs.ast s-rpl2s profit ana loss shown on De
e-ee- q 80, o. s95 o5S Z gain OF S45Zs- The
sSsaIs debt q :Il5.s7s has been paid President
LISt-Asob n ms annual statement 10 the STOCK
Aeloers says
AItaouga general business depression pre-
- y The last three months Of 1901. the sa.es
ss eos II u-at year snow substantial increase over
- o 50. ~he first two months OF 1855 sfo"
- - -eftase over the corresponding months Of 1907
S-ca considering the business conditions, should
= setIylag . The stockholders"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Petitions In bankruptcy Were fled yesterday II
The United states District Court as follows:

E0luCra-E. Edward L Parrulee. Of Milford Conn
= business - No So Eighth avenue. liabilities
SlSl61 - assets Ss.g0s. consisting Of machinery
ana tools $1,000 stock IN trade. $500 stocks and
.ssotiah-s bonds S@Nce bills notes and securities,
S1.26e- cash II hand. S-t9- p-ilcipsI creditors.
Rrook;yu Bank. No. Z62 Fulton street Brooklvn.
:@eoo; Clark Wilcox. No 1&S Lenox Road. Brook
lyI- s@.fts- Merton < Fletcher Nc 39S Greenwich
stfE-- $3.50 eN- = BuchSbar11. 5G-h street and
NIrrh avenue. S2.z49 Il Emil E Fuchs was ap-
painted temporary receiver
IGTolTnJl-E. against the 3Iar0Uise Chocolate Com
reny ct ~. s. Ninth avenue, BY Henry Auber-,
creditor for 1915 s. Max Beck $500; Emil Spind-
-, s52z 3 Tae safe o. the company was blown
ora and T0th=d last summer. JudSe Holt appoint
- Edward Z FCeECh temporary receiver
The schedules ot Abraham sIlverman. involun-
isry bankrupt give his liabilities as $259e S. and
$-51- ss- S5lverrnan's stock IL trade s.
stated IL The papers To be worth $500.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

choice IS eoGs5 Is: prime s. 5o9ss so
nIv light wethers - Io4Ss. cutls ana
Common s2aS3 10; lambs s52Sz 40: veal calves 5og
So HOGSRecepts ight steady; prime nsavies - syg
1 Il mediums Workers.. light &c, - oo
| "a 90. pigs 81 7opS4 IS: roughs. 50 z5aS4 5-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1867
asaso b. Svartuout 6 Arpenzeliar No. A Pine st)
FB-fqe nd fnr a y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
AMERICAN WOOLLEN'S YEAR.

-ae st-ual report o. The American V-oolieu Com
fsrT tC- -s ysa- ended December g. 1857 has been
lss1e1- The Income account compares
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

DENVER s. RIO GRANDE.
Fourth In Feb. s359 200 S356400 -
July TO Feb 80. .s14. .OS9. 500 s13. 72o. 200 -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

1ttloI1>--Ine market for was steady with a
0iy sooo distribution OF stock, taking
out their takings be cover nearby
"al,s only Offerings moderate.
ELAIbER-The leather market as a whole was
port - -' $1,000 -
to AILo-A1cS-The London market unchanged
~ os lower with quoted f12S and
~ Lures aI az tl2I los Locally tin was full at
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

July I 20 Jan il
Gross earnings. SIG. $50 500 sI45S3 6sT ST.
Operating expenses. II. I03. S79 924I. 733
Net earnings mos. So. 1885, $50 s5,3i1954 s
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-31
The DENVER CONVENTION.
Delegate Conine Gives Some Account OF his
Trip and Impressions.

lien ' IN. vi. q -
t,u. STANDARD:
| urr,unc Won are wondering why
/ don't write. The fact i. ! hay
been 50 busy visiting friends | really
haven had time to write. an now
sitting under Il cottonwood tree near
Fort Lupton to keep out of the hiaz-
mo sun and have a little leisure Tor
Il while.
We'll. our trip to Denver was one
of pleasure, having Il car to ourselves.
We arrived at Salt Lake ON the 18th
and took plunge IN ITS Drlhy va,
tiers. among thousands of others. |
was surprised at the huOyancy OF
these waters. One couldn SINK II
he tried. After coming out one feels
ike Il new man.
We took the cars for Denver at $50
p NJ. and arrived at Denver at ii p.
VI. the next evening. and after Il good
nights rest prepared for the coming
contest.
The first day of the convention,
commencing at l. NJ. was spent IN
organizing and passing resolution
on the death of Cleveland and ad-
iourninr. The Auditorium is Il grand
structure. and was crowded from day
TO day which will doubtless continue
till the close.
| don't think our State was proper
" treated in the distribution OF tick
cts. Our delegates got but measiy
two tickets each. while others got
from five to fifteen. | have learned
that delegates at conventions have to
frht for what they get, the same IA
other organizations of the present
age We certainly have no reason to
complain of our treatment 10y the cit-
liens of Denver. believe they are
the most hearted people |
ever met. as an instance among
others. will show. On the llth, we
were given an excursion by the Cham
Der of Commerce of Gilpln county,
to visit the mines. which are the old
est and most productive of the State.
having produced up to date, IN MN
erals alone, over 500, 00O,o There
were over 600 on the train, and tie
distance forty miles to Central City,
where we took tramway cars ana
wound around the mountain peaks,
thousands of miles above our sur
roundlngs, with tunnels on every
side. from which the gold is taken
and conveyed to the Smelters. After
perbaps about six miles of this lofty
railroading, we came to ahalt several
thousand feet above Central City,
where we found table spread with
about the finest dinner | ever ate,
and all without cent of cost, besides
having all the beer and whisky on
the way out that we wanted, and not
man in the crowd showed any sign
of being tipsy. One who would
grumble at such treatment would
abuse his grandmother.
have planned a trip to the mines
again next week, and will explore
some of the vast tunnels with a guide
am anxious to see how they do 1t
In passing over the mining region
our ears are assailed continually by
, shots that sound like cannonading il
every direction, resembling very
much the old-time advent of the 4ti
of July. -.
The valleys of Colorado are beauti
full to the eye, but intensely hot ant
+ destitute of timber, and the water l.
l poor. warm and brackish, as IA rule
, The land is productive with irriga
ton, but not good without. As com
) pared with Washington, it don't ma
. terialize to my mind.
, & Coo
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-31
CALL FOR BIDS.

Sealed proposals will 10 received at the
office of the undersigned Clerk of School
District No. l. at the Thurston County
Court House. Olympia, Wash. up to one
o'clock Z. NJ, August LIST, 1908. for the con-
Struction OF one two-roOm school build
ing on Block s. Fourth street Boulevard
Addition, situated in southeast Olympia.
Wash, and fronting on Fourth street
Boulevard south of the bridge and about
two blocks north of the Piety Hill school,
to lie completed in accordance with orig
inal plans and specifications, including
tea hers' room and tower construction,
and To be ready for occupancy October
LIST 1908.
Plans and specifications on file and
ready for Inspection at the office of the
Clerk of School District No. /, Olympia,
Thurston county, Wash.
No bids will be received after o'clock
z. NJ. August LIST. 1908.
Amount of bond required will be same
as contract price.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Dated Olympia. Wash, July %, 1908.
Bv order of Board of Directors School
Dis. riot No. l, Thurston county. Wash
ingtOn. FIXED. SChOM BEK,
Clerk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-31
Bonds for Sale.
School District No. II Tiurston County.
WASHINGTON.

"oShh6Aoh'
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
a bond election held In School District
No. II, Thurston County. State of Wash
ington. on the 18th day of July. 1908. at
which election more than three-tifths of
the votes cast were For Bonds, Yes"
said School District hereby offers for sale
coupon bonds to the amount of twelve
hundred (Sl,20O dollars. payable ten
years after date with the reservation
of right TO redeem at any time after
one year at the Office of the Treas
urer of Thurston County, Washington, in
lerest payable semi-annually and evil
denced by coupons payable 1t said County
'Treasurers Office.
Sealed bids for the purchase of said
bonds will be received by the Treasurer
of Thurston County, Washington. up To
twelve o'clock NJ. on the 18th day of Aug
ust. 1908, at the office of said County Treas
urer in the city of Olympia. Washington.
at which time the bids received will he
opened and considered AS required by
law.
Bidders will be required to specify the
shall purchase said bonds. but no bids
Will be considered for any amount below
par or for an interest rate above per
cent. per annum and all bidders save and
except the State of Washington only, will
he required to deposit with their bids
with the said County Treasurer Il certified
check or draft in the amount of | per
cent. Of the par value OF said bonds. No
commissions will he allowed and the
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
The purpose of this bond issue is for
building and furnishing new school house
and for clearing grounds. Said bonds will
be ready for delivery on the 25tll day OF
August 1908. Population of School District
No. II about 40; assessed valuation for
1907, $50 2-6; financial condition of said
district, cash on hand in all the funds
1866 OF; bonds outstanding, none; war
rant Indebtedness. none.
Dated at Olympia, Washington, this
23d day of July 1908
FRED. SCHOMBER
! County Treasurer of Thurstou County
! Washington.
First publication. July p. 1908. 1t.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-07-31

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for the County Of
Thurston.
In W.. Re Ell, the guardianship Of Daisy
Robert Weatherill, John Willie Wealth
Grill. and Ernest Weatherill, Minors
Order.
Robert Weatherill. guardian of the
above named minors having filed a petit
tion herein for leave to sell the following
rcalu estate in kittitas County. Wash
ington. towit: The northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter and the south
west quarter of the northeast quarter OF
section 81. township 20 north of range 10
east of the Willamette Meridian. the said
real estate being real estate in which
the said minors have an interest and the
Court being duly advised. and the said
petition Icing on file herein. it Is there
lore considered. ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the said minors and all per
sons having any interest in said real
estate or any interest in the said minors
d" ana the same are required to present
any any objections ; they may have TO the said
mentioned and at the place fixed as the
time and place for the said eharing. and
1t Is further ordered that Saturday the
9th day of August. 1903. at the hour of IL
O'Clock a. m. and the Court room OF the
Court House of Thurston county. at
olympia: Washington be and the same Is
hereby fixed as the time and place for
the hearing or the said petition, and all
parties having any objections to the said
estate be and they are hereby required
To present them on or before the SAID
date. IL is ordered that a COPY of this
order be published III tue Washington
Standard Inr four weeks before said
Dated this 24th day of July. 1895.
MASON IRWIN.
Judge.