OOLFAX CQLFAX, WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY From County … · From County Records Gov. Patents and...
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From County Records Gov. Patents and Receipts. L nit«»d Hts*t"B to Emmet Robinson, ne qr se qr, w l.f se qr 4, nw qr ne qr 9-11 45, patent Deeds. Henry Shwler to Neorgaard & Morgan. nw qr, ne cjr sw qr 12 19-14 contract Roy l>ean to L T Brockway, lot l,bk 19, Rosalia f>oo VV H Harvey to Bdgar Harvey, lta 1, 2, 3, 4, bJk 24, College ilillarld Pull- Mian If, E U Conrad to Spokane &. Inland Ry Co, right of way over nw qr nw <ir l'J-18 44 1 Mtry C Conrak to Spokane & Inland Ry Co, right of way over nw qr nw qr 12-18 44 1 John B Robert* in to Spokane A, In- land Ry Co right of way over nw qr uw qr, 12 Is 41 1 L X Carter to Spokane & Inland By Co, It 4, bk Git, W F Simpson's add (Jatfield 1 A 1' Johnson to .Spokane & Inland Ry Co, Its 7 to 12, b!k 10, McCroakey'd Ist add, (larfield 1 Thou H Shobe «t al to Sej'inour Man- ning It* 13, 14, hlk 1., La Crone 1200 Tboe H Sbobe et al »c> Nettie Manning It 12, bk ti, La Oros-e 110 Thos 11 Sh'ibe et ti to Margaret Ben- ton, tract in .La Cro*fie 150 Walter Freeh to George H N. c, pta of section H4 nil! 35-18-43 1807 Geo H Not to Walter Froela, ne qr 34- Ls 43 M 93 Fried* II Witte to Henry McNeil, tracts in 28-19 i.\ . ... 10(1 Henry MoNeB to Frieda 11 Witte tret in 28-19-48 370 Cha» A Pooler to P W Kftnball, It 4, n hf it •., bk 38 Pullman LIOO Robert X Md«t to Henry Clemen- hagen, part lta 7, 8, bk 2, C01t0n.... 320 J A Mnndwiler to W H Mills, It H, bk X, Bt John 700 Geo tl Johnston to Ada JNluy Andrew, ÜB, bk2o, Oakesdale ~>2~> R C McCroakey to Spokane & Inland Ry Co tract in 4-17-46 1 Jacob Schweiter to M W Cunuinghum ac qr 10-15-4."> 65100 Alma L t^uiut to Elizabeth Chryst It 4 5, 6, bk 6, Diamond r.OO Marian S Birdsell to Wm A Birdsell, part hw qr 36-18-40 1 Marion S Birriseil to Wm A Birdcell, nw qr 35-18-40 (except) 1001 Catherine 1 Foste* in C M St'ong.lt 1, lik 8, Oampai Park add, Pullman.. 500 J S Ktemgard to M L Davis et al, » hf 19, v hf '2'J, mvv (jr, v.v qr se qr, s hf Ht- qr 20, nw <ir 28 c hf bw qr, sw qr Ul-14-44, lease Jobo Micholw to Joseph Brickner, lot IS, blk ti, (heir* add, Uniontown; part 4, bk 6, Uniontown 425 Guy Martin to Wasb [daho & Mon- tana Ry Co, ti.irt It 10 bk 13, Tow- ers' add P&louae 20 N P Ry < 'o to Presley M Mooro, se qr 28-17-39 160 Oswald Appal to J F Back, tract 4, J T Persons add, Sfc John 150 J T Person to J F Back, pt tract 3, J T Person's add, 8t John 125 A Hazen to Florence W Coherly, It 1, bik" 4i», CHl's add, Garfield 750 Palmist* River Lumber Co to G C Spray It.» bk 19 Powers' add, Palouse .... 50 Pal.nee Rdw k Imp] Co to (i c Spray It 10 blk 10 Powers' add Pal rase 100 Mr* Mahala A Cue to Ulysses Grant Richardson, Its 7 8 9 blk 15, J H MeCoy's Ist add, Oakeedale 260 TM Shobe to \V H Forney, tract in La( Irusse 423 Rom Witte to Wm L Gifford, tract in 9-19-43 ... 95 Geo T Hoffman to Jamea H Ander- son, It 9, blk B, Huffman & Lake's add, Tekoa 1 Mary X Meilk to Wai Patterson, ne qr 28-16-39 300 Sigvart M Forseth to Wlu Patterson, nw qr 22-10 39 450 Patrick J Dnnigan to Wm Patterson, bw qr 22-16-39 1000 Lee Birober ti> Wm Patterson, n hi sw qr, n hi Be qr 28 16 39 400 Ira L Nye to Joseph F«rr, Its 11 12 13 14 15 16 blk 24 College Hill add, Pullman 1500 N P Ry Co to James W Nixon, se qr 19 19 40 200 Horace H Raymond to Thomaa M Busby, seqr, 7-18-4-1 . 7500 John 3 Herlihy to J X Ryerson, lta 1, 2, bk 4, Powers' add Palonse 2250 Lina Webb to C W Bean, It 4, bk 0, Rose Park add Pullman 50 Lum Webb to Sarah E S Beao.lt 12, bk 3, R-.se Park add, Puliman 100 W H Harvey to Realty Co, It 4, bk S, Pullman 1 M J Chapman, former receiver, to realty Co, It 4, bk 8. Pullman 42 Mary Thomas to M A Sherman, tract in 30-17- U 270 Real Mortgages. P W KimbaU to Pullman Saving? & Loan An.-n, it 4 and n hf It 5, bk 88 Pullman James T HeasSet to Pullman State Bk part Its 6, t), 7, bk 10, Johnson 400 Simeon J Polmeteer to Netherlands- American Mtg Bank, n lit ne qr 9-15 45 1000 W R Anderson to First Savings & Trust Hank of Whitman County, It 1 and v hf of 2, blk 49, Colfax 1000 RF Douglas to Harry Douglass, its 7 8, 9, bk 7, Lawrence & Holbro-.^k's add Pullman 100 Walter Freels to Mary E Thuoop ne qr34-18 43 (except) tiOOO ACi Hooper to VV" J Boatright, Ha 9 10, 11, 12, bk 3, South add Johnson 200 Murphy Siler to Pacific Loan ft Inv Co, Ltd, lt»3, 4 and b hf nw qr, 3-19 41 . . . 1500 J 6 Vaughn to Wm Grew, Sr, lt« 8 9 •21 20 blk _'; Bell & Batley's add, Oakesdale 50 John A Marsh to W A Barr, w hf 15 17-40 Wiuu Frances A Newman to E W Weioberg Its 23 4 bik 3: Its 3 4 blk 4. Bleeker & Brown's adil, Colfax 750 Thouaa S Cook to Claude Holliugs - worth.s hf uw qr,n hf sw <ir 12-16 89 100 Hugh M Wicker to O P AlcKeehen, It 3 bk 7, Huffman* 2.1 add, Tekoa 409 Medora Kincaid to First Savings & Trust Bank of Whitman Co, nw qr IS-16-44; Its S4neqr sw qr 7-16-44 . 12C0 Etta Herlihy to Security State Bank, Palouse, It 3, tk 1, Sunny side add Palouae 1250 Geo H Sieeel to Scottish-American Mtg Co Ltd, b hf 16-20 42 5000 J T Galloway to Thomas Kule, Its 5,6, 7,8, bk 26, 2nd Syndicate add Guy 625 Harry L Plummer to First Saving & Trust Bank of Whitman County.s hf ac qr, se qr sw qr 36-17-43 1;>OG Chattel Mortgages. Robert X Campbell to Ira W Nye, live stock and machinery 253 Robt X Campbell to W II Harvey,live stock and machinery 576 Robert X Campbell to W H Harvey, crop • ?4* A Harbaueh to Walter Haytield, horses and wagon 15C Geo Adler to James Gumm, live stock and machinery 10C Frank L Winton to Ira N Nye, crop HB Frank L Winton tJ Ira N Nye, live stock and machinery 116 i Asa A Smith to Pleasant Valley Imp Crop 9* T J Puckett to John Boyles, live stock and machinery ISW T J Puckett to John Boyles crop 150< W E Slater to First Bank of La Crosse live stock and crop 241 C M Organ to J O Johnston, c0w..... $ Walter Smith to Ottl« Johnson, live ! stock and machinery 300 IJ N Bell to Marshall & Howry, crop ', 14 J N Bell to J S Allbright, crop ..... 03 0 L Hockins to Firnt Nat'l Bank Ritzville, crop, mchnry and house- hold goods 500 T J Puckett to J S Keeny, live stock and machinery 325 T J Puckett to J S Keeney, cr0p..... 325 WJ Tharp to E A Taylor, live stock and machinery (jqq Jas H McCroskey to Colfax Nat'l Bk, live stock and machinery 10 400 Jack Stuart to Colfax Nat'l Bk, crop live stock and machinery 1791 J N B-11 to St John lmpl Co, crop.. 115 W T Giles to Marehall & Howry, h.,rse 22 C C Waldrip to Marion Freeman, hor; es 150 Assignments. Ei!a Klliot to Sarah B Nelson/ tracts in Guy 500 Releases. E A Witte to Henry McNeil, land in nw qr 28 l!t-43 SltJO. Robert Jahnke to Lewis M Sandcra, lot 8. blk 17, (iartield, 920Q Tekoa State Bank to Peter H We dell, real rntg, |269. H>polhe«k Bank to Ira N Nye, z^al ratg. First State Bank, Gartield to T H Osborn, chat. Pullman Stato Bank t<i Emma E Culler, It- I, 2. 5, 6 blk 4; its 26, 26, bk 5, Mount View add, Pullman £700. Pullmtu Stat ' Bk to L J Kenmouth, Its •r>, 6, blk 49, Puliman $700. Pullman State Bk to L J Kenmouth, lta 5, *'>, bk 49, Pullman. J fC Mc'.'ornack to Sylvester J Scott se qr 27, sw qr 26-18-44 S2OOO. Harry Fennirnore to Amos J French, chat. Alliauce Trust Co to P LeFrances, real intk'. R H Hill to Marshall C Chase, real mtg. Harry I Thompson to Thomas J Brannan, real m tjf Heury M Roberta to Murphy Siler, real mtfl Colfax Nat'l Bank to WJ Tharp, chat. St John State Bank to James Case, chat. S. curity State Bank, Palouse, to John J. Berhhy, real mtg, $600. Security ritate Bank, Palouse, to John J Herlihy, real oitg, $1200. Se urity State Bank, Palouse, to Etta Herlihy, real mtt;, $860. 11 B Davis to George H Siegel, shf 16-20-42, $7200. Peuu Mtg Inv Co to Edwin L Ross, n hf •20-18-42, §2200. Oak'ssdale Iron Works to George W Brad- bury, lien. Conditional Bills of Sale. Studebaker Bios Co N W to Albart Kincaid, bu££y, etc 170 Studebaker Bros Co N VV to C G Starr bu^kry, etc 185 Allen & Gilbert-Ramaker Co to Conrad J just, organ 90 Allen i\: Gilbert-Ramaker Co to AC Smith, piano 390 Allen & Gilbert-Ramaker Co to H P Hamilton, piano 260 Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co to W L Gifford, organ 90 J S Klemgard to L Davis.combined harvester ... 750 American Soda Fountain Co to Chas Kennell. carbonator 200 B .1 Miller to C VV Taylor, wagon 80 H.I Miller to Frank Peterson, range, etc .. . 35 Norris Safe & Lock Co to P W Kim- baU, B.;fe * 85 Bills of Sale. AlJert Kincaid to M F Taylor two horses 200 J F Thayer to E S Burgan & Son, potatoes 243 J Al Robertson to George W Bradbury threshing outfit 1250 Miscellaneous. John T Thayer co The Public, lta 9 10 11, Squire & GaddU' sub-div uf it* 4 5 G 7 bik 2, Lawrence & Holbrook'a add, Pullman, declar- ation of homestead. Wheeler & Bacdenzie vs W L Brannan et al, lis peudens. N E Daggett vs Jauiea L Williams.lien, §55 City Council of Pullman to The Public, va- cating parts of True, Webb, Winders & Har- rison avenue, Pullman, ordinance. Edward Pyburn vs James L Williams, lis pendens. E.iward Fyburn vg James L Williams, lien. Lern Long vs James L Williams, lien. C J Cable yd John Cable, lien, $4745. Wm J Fagan to The Public, Jots 7 8 blk 3, Powers' add, Pa'ouse, declaration of home- stead. Martha E Nordyke to The Public, lot 10 blk 9, Prescott & Perkins' Riverside add, Col- fax, declaration of homestead. RUHJEWAY THEATER. Jubilee Singers. It has been Home time since Colfax has had a good tinst class company of col- ored people, and the coining of Williams' Original Dixie Jubilee Singers to the Ridgeway on Thursday evening, Febru- ary 15, will no doubt attract a lerge aud enthusiastic audience. This com- pany numbers only seven men and women, but each one is said to be an artist in his or her line, and their pro- gram runs the entire gamut of vocal music from the comic negro melodies to some of the most difficult classic selec- tions. Of their appearance in Portlaud the Oregonian says: An audience of more than twelve, hundred people greeted Williams' Dixie Jubilee Siugers at the White Temple, Saturday evening, and from the great applause, every one was delighted. Prices for this attraction will be 35, 50 and 75c. Frightfully Burned. Chae. W. Moore, a machinist, of Ford City, Pa., had bis haud frightfully burned in an electrical furnace. He applied Rucklen'e Arnica Salve with the usual result: "a quick and perfect cure." Greatest healer on earth for Burns, Wounds, Sores, Eczema and Piles. 25c at V. T. McCroskey & Bro., Druggists. Health means the ability to do a good day's work, without undue fatigue and to find life worth living. You cannot have in- digestion or constipation upsetting the liver and polluting the blood. Such a condition may be best and quickest re- lieved by Herbine, the best liver regula- tor that the world has ever known. Mrs. D. W. Smith.writes, April 3, '02: "I use Herbine, and find it the beet medicine for constipation nnd regulating the liver I ever used." Said by Chas. F. Stuart, Druggist. Lame Back. This ailment ie usually by rheumatism of the muacles and may be cured by ap- plying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two or three times a day and rubbing the parts vigorously at each application. If this does not afford relief, bind on a peice of flannel slightly dampened with Pain Balm, and quick relief is almost pure to follow. For sale by Elk Drug Store. Larue & O'Neal, Real Estate, GOFF, INSURANCE. OOLFAX GAZETTE, CQLFAX, WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 0, 190G DAIMMEIURI NEXT Winter School for Farmers is Proving Most Successful. Experts at W. S. C. Are to Discuss the Fine Points of Dairy 1 - arm in £ The supce»p of the winter school for farmers has been dpmon«trat»=d in the attendance given during the term. The following two weeks are planned to cover the important subjects of farm dairying. The attendance for the cloe- iuK weeks will be of more importance and will be of vital interest to those con- cerned in this branch of farm indu^trv. It will be more than a branch industry of the famous state agricultural school. The program for the next two weeks follows: MONDAY, KEBRLART 12. The possibilities for dairying in Washington. Prof. E. E. Elliott. Chapel The composition of milk. Prof. S, Thatcher. Washington dairy laws. L. VV. Hanson, state dairy inspector. Stock judging. Breeds of dairy cattle. W. A. Linklater. FOCBDAT, nHtUARI 13. HThe work of the dairy inspector. L. W. anson, Btate dairy inspector. Chapel. What is being done in Washington towards the production of better milk. Dr. S. B. Nelsoa Dairy farms and soil fertility. Prof. Geo Severance. Practical demonstration of Babcock test. I. P. Whitney. WSDHBSIMY, FEBRUARY 14. Why milk sours. Prof. H. S. Davis. Chapel. Arrangement and construction of poultry yards and houses, and plans for poultry farms. C. L. Smith, Editor W. I. O. Farmer. The equipment of a dairy farm. W. A. Linklater. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. Tuberculosis. Dr. M. Rosenberger. Chapel. Feeding and breeding of poultry. 0. L. 3mith. Practical work in milk and cream testing. I. P. Whitney. , FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. Care of milk on the farm. Prof. E. E. Elliott. Chapel. The adulteration of milk. I. P.Whitney. Bovine obstetrics. Dr. W. K. Ralston. A demonstration of egg producing points in a hen. C, L Smith. MONDAy, FKiSKUARY 19. Some contagious diseased affecting dairy cattle. Dr. M. Rosenlergnr. Cbapel. Soiling ro'ation for the summer. Prof. Geo. Sevprance. Digestive disorders of dairy cattle. Dr. K. W. Stouder. Separation and care of cream. Ira P. Whitney. TUCSDAT, FKBKLARY 20. Feeding dairy cow3. W. A Linkhiter. Chapel. Dairy sanitation. Dr. S. B. Nelson, Ripening cream. I. P. Whitney. Churning tests. LP. Whitney. WEDNESDAY, FEIIRUARY 21. Producing and feeding bilage. Prof. E. E p]lliott. Chapel. Food adulteration. Prof. R. W. That iher. Diseases clo ely associated with parturition. Dr. VV. E. Ralston. Teet'np separators. I. P. Whitney. I'HIfiSDAY, F£IUUAUY '12. Improvement of a dairy herd. Prof. E. E. Elliott. Chapel. To be selected. Dr. S. B. Nelson. Growing roots. Prof. Geo. Severance. Picking out a good cow. Mr, W. A. Link later. ITKIUAT, FEBRUARY 28. Good Bacteria. Prof. 11. S. Davis. Chapel. Surgical diseases of the udder. Dr. K. W. Stouder. Home cheese making. Mr. I. P. Whitney. Stereopt'can views with cattle. Prof. E. E. Klliott. Whitman Man Honored. A. E. t)e Ricqueles of Denver, H. S. Boice of Kansas City, If. K. Parsons of Salt Lake City, J.* If. Boardman of Helena, Mont., and Peter MacGregor of Hooper, Wash., have been appointed by the National Livestock association ex- ecutive committee ac a committee to go to Washington February 20 and urge the passage of the bill allowing «J6 hours for stock in transit instead of 28 hours, the present limit. l'rison Orders Overdone. Warden Kees has written to Sheriff Canutt to the effect that the penitentiary at Walla Walla is overloaded with in- quiries and orders for sacks. The war- den announces that the entire output of grain bags from the prison is bought^up on subscription until September 15. Un- til that time no orders for new deliveries can be tilled. Luckiest Man in Arkansas. "I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas,'' writes H. L. Stanley,of Bruno, "since the restoration of niy wife's health after five years of continued coughing and bleeding from the lungs; and I owe my good for- tune to the world's greatest medicine, Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump- tion, which I know from experience will cure consumption if taken in time. My wife improved with first bottle and twelve bottles completed the cure." Cures the worst-coughs and colds or money refunded. At V. T. McCroekey & Bro., Druggists. 50c and f 1.00. Trial bottle free. Croup begins with the symptoms of a common cold; there is chilliness, sneezing, sore throat, hot skin, quick pulne, hoarseness, and impeded respiration* Give frequent small doses of Bailard's Horehound Syrup, (the child will cry for it) and at the first sign of a croupv cough apply frequently Bailard's Snow Liniment to the throat. Mrs. A. Yliet New Castle, Colo., writes, March 19, 1902: f think Ballard's Horehound Syrup a wonderful remedy, and so pleasant to take. Sold by Cnas. F. Stuart, Druggist. Don't you know that everybody is talking about the little Laxative Cold Tablets that have "ELK"stamped on each one? They are a wonder. Try them. For sale at Elk Drug Store. Larue <& O'Neal, Real Estate. Notice to Clean Up All KiihiiiKh, Manures, DehriH and Filth of All Kinds to bo Ke- ninTecl by March let. At a nj*<etinsr of the city c« uuoil beM M n- day.Febtuary Sth.the bad' conditional Btrect*. alleys and other procerty iv Coifax was called attention to by th»- City Hna! h < >tli er. Act- ing , v t«uch report, the council, by motion, directed that notice he given to all property owners, tenants, and others, re^uirin^ tnem to clean their property and ad j went streets and alleys of all rubbish, manure, debris, filth and any other thing that tends to mar the looks, or impair or undsruer the health of the city, before March Ist, 1906. The ordinancesof the city, in regaid to this matter will be strictiy enforced after that date and notice, ot such inttntion is hereby given. , There shall be no mannre, ashes, kitchen garbage, offal, reft^e or offensive matter f any kiud deposited on the premises ol any party or on any street or alley in the city, and such person if found guilty shall be deemed guilty of & misdemeanor and eubj tct to a tiuo of fr» m $5.00 to $25 00. Any aeespool, water closat, sink, privy, vault and things of like nature, which shall be overflowing, leaking. stinking, or in any manner offensive are nuisances and must be abated at onoo, a>.d any privy, water closet or sink not connected with a sewer, where a sewer line is adjacent,is declared to be a nuisance. The following aro declared to !» nuisances : Keeping or maintaining a slaughter house. •Depositing compost or refuse iu.if.ter of any kind, or manure, in any street, alley or water course. Permitting compost or in.mure to accumu- late in or about a iivery, tee<i or «ale stable, or barn, and permitting the same to remain longer than one week. Permitting Hn!:s, drains or gutter pipes to dram on any stre-t, ailey or water course. Keeping or maintaining a pig sty. Sweeping or depositing in any street any paper, rubbish or refuse matter of any kind from any store or house. It is the duty of the iity marehal to enforce the above orders, and h i- hoped and ezp «ted that all citizens wiil join with him in making our city what it nhould be—clean and weli kept. This order is not made with the idea to harrass or inconvenience any one, but with the sole purpose of cleaning up; so that we may have a city that we can point to with pride, and one that we can live in without the fear of some dreadful epidemic that might become prevalent «hould we not heed the laws of cleanliness. In- an earnest and sincere endeavor to make Colfax what it should be this order is made. By order City Council. HOWARD BRAMWELL, City Clerk. Ordinance No. 819. An ordinance to amend ordinance No. 251, entitled, "An ordinance to license and regulate the keeping of catd tables, billiard and pool tables aud the playing of any game or games in any place of business in the City of Coifax, other than in places licensed under other ordinances of said city, prescribing the license fee, and prescribing penalty for the violation of this ordinance." Approved March 18th, 1902, and repealing ordinances No. 249 and No. 250. The city council of the city of Colfax do ordain as follows: Section 1. That Section 2of Ordinance 251, approved March lHth, 1902, be amended to read as follows: "Sec, 2. Any person desiring a licence under this ordinance sh^ll make application therefor to the city council in writing and shall accompany said application with th^ city treasurer's receipt for tne license fees aa here- after prescribed and shalJ also at the same time present a bond signed by at least two freeholders of said city, in the penal sum of two hundred and fiftydollars conditioned that the applicant will keep an orderly house, will not allow gambling as denned by the laws of the state of Washingtnti m his place of b:-.ni- ness nor in any room connected therewith." Sec. .?. Ordinance No. 249 and Ordinance No. 250 are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take etfeot aud be in full force five days after its passage, ap- proval and publication. Passed, February sth, 1906. Approved, February 6th, I'.iOi;. W. J. DAVENPORT, Mayor. Attest: HOWARD BRAMWELL, [bbai.] City Clerk. Approved as to form, CHAS. R HILL. City Attorney. Ordinance No. 3UO. An ordinance providing for the regulation of the keeping of card tables and the playing of any name of chance in the City of Coi- fax, Washington, and providing a penalty for the violation of same. The City Couunil of the city of Colfax :lo ordain as follows: Section 1. Hereafter it shall be unlawful for any person or persons conducting places of business in which are permitted any game or games of chance, other than billiards or pool, to permit any minors to play at any game therein, nor permit any rnicor to remain therein. Sec. 2. Any person violating the provis- ions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction there- of, shall be tined in any^tum not exceeding twenty-five rleliars. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force five days a/ter its passage, ap- proval and publication. Passed sth day of February, 1906. Approved t!ih day of February, 1906. W. J. DAVENPORT, Mayor. Attest: HOWARD BRAMWELL, [seal] City Clerk. Approved as to form, CHAS. E. HILL, City Attorney. Order to Show Cause. In the superior court of the state of Wash- ington, in and for the county of Whitman. In the matter of the guardianship of the person and estate of Burton Lathrum, a minor. Annie Lathrum, the guardian of the per- son and estate of Burton Lathrum, a minor, having filed her petition herein, duly verified, praying for an order of sale of certain of the real estate of said minor for the purposes of re-investment, a* in said petition set forth; It is therefore ordered by the above entitled court that all persona interested in the estate of said minor, appear before the said superior court on Saturday, the 10th day of March, 1906, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court room of said superior court, in Colfax, Whitman county. Washington, and show cause why an order should not be granted to said guardian to sell the real estate hereinafter described belonging to said minor, as prayed for in said petition, to-wit: The equal undivided one-twelfth (1 12) interest in and to the southeast quarter of section 12, in township 20 north, ranire 44 E. W. M., situ- ate in Whitman county, Washington; and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Colfax Gazette, a weekly newspaper printed and published in Coifai, said county and state. Dated February 6, 190ti. [seal] S. J. CHADWICK, Superior Judge. State of Washington, County of Whitman—sa. I, W. O. McCaw, clerk of the superior court of Whitman county, Washington, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of an order duly made and entered upon the minutes of said superior court. Dated February 7, 190 C.. [seal] W. O. M< CAW, County Clerk. h <ir Farm Loans See I. Monroe Heaton, 719 Riverside Aye., Spokane, Wash. Pure liquors for the family. Imported Cognac brandy, guaranteed to be 21 years old, at Ed. Uarpole's, 3 Notice to Creditors. Notice it hereby ifiven by the undewiKned. administr^tnjt of th>< Estate ol (leorge Em «iedler, deceased, to the creditors <»f and all pfrsonn having claims afcaiuxt the naid de !. to presMkt them with the uece«M;iry vuih her- within one year after the first publi- cation <>f tim imtiw,, t-> th* sai-1 adsßmtntra- trix at h.T rwtdeaw 8) miles southwest of Albion, Waehington or at the office of Hanna 4 Hanna, attorneyi for said estate, at Coif ax, Washington, the Mine beiutr the placs fur the transaction of the ba^iaess of .s:ii i estate. Dated this sth day if February 19 (6 MAKY E. KINBIEDLKR, Administratrix of the estate of Ce.irtfe Kin nedler, deceased. Date of first puhlicatim, February. '.». linY.. Or<l«r to BbowOMM Why Order Of Sale or Montage of lteal Kbiate Shuuhi Hot be Made. In the superior curt of Whitman county state of Washington. Order to show can*.- why <>ri*»r of sale <>r mortgage <>t r- al estate should not be made. It; the matter of the estate of James M. Johnson, deceased. It appearing to the said Court, by the peti- tion this day presented and rile I, by C. K. Johnson, the administratrix of Hie 'estate of Jam-.« M. Johnson, deceased, praying for an order of sale ..f real estate: that it is Decenary la Bell or mortgage all or some part of the real estate, to pay the claims, j mortgage* and intete-t, tuxes, indebtedness and expenses of administration. It is therefore ordered !>y the said court that all person* interested in the estate of said de- ceased appear before the said superior court on Saturday, the24th day of February, I'.lOli, at, 10 o clock a. m. of said Jay, at thn court roon ot said bupenor Court, at, Golfax, iv said County and State, to show cause why an order should not he granted to the said adminis- tratrix to sell so much oi the real estate «>f said deceased as shall be necessary; and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Colfax (iazette, a newspaper printed and published in Whitman county State of Washington. Dated Jan. 24th, 1906 8. J. CHADWICK, Superior Judge. State of WashiuKtotttOounty of *Vhitman—oa. \ w-()- MeCaw, clerk of the superior court of \\ hitman ooanty, state of Washington, do heieny cer ify that the foregoing is a true, full and correct copy of an order duly made and entered upon the uiinutea of the said superior court. W. O. MoCAW. County Clerk. Dated, January 24, i I Application N<T. :!217. Notice of Sale of School Ijanrlg. Notice is hereby given that on the 10th .lay of March. 1906, at the hour of 10 o'clock in 'the forenoon, ou Htiiii day. at the door of the court house in Whitmau county. Washington, the fol- lowing described school land will bo soid at public auction to the highest bidder therefor to-wit: The NX' A of Bee 36,Twp M. Range S9 X W >! containing 160 acres. Appraised at atw oo" No improvements. "l he N\v>, of -\u0084,. 36,Twp. 14, RangeW B. w. m., containing 160 acres. Aj.j.trtisedat H UOO tH). iNo Improvementa. The S« '\u0084 of Bee, 36 i\vp 14. Kauge SB, X W M., containing 100 acres. Appraised at ?:;,18000 No improvements. Tho SEJi ol Sec. M, Twp. 14, Range Kn I W M., containing 160 acres. Appraised at 12,740 00 No Improvements, Said school land will be sold for not less than the appraised value and subject to the improve- ments situated thereon, and as a).praised by the Board of .stttte Land Commissioner! in the man- ner provided by : meat of which is now on file in the office of the auditor of said county. Terms of sale are: Under contract one to be paid ou the daj of Bale, and one-tenth an- nuallythereafter on the first dny of March oi each year, with accrued intercut on deterred balance ate per cent per annum: Provided, that any purchaser may make full payment at any time and obtain a deed. The purchaser oi such land will be required to pay at the lime of sale the appraised value of any improvements or valuable materials on such land in full, in addition to the one-tenth •.>f the sale price. The above described school lands are offered for sale by virtue of an order of the Board of mate Land Commissioners, made on the ifth day oi Nov., 1906, dulycertified and on file In office <>f said county an.liter. H. H. WHEELER, County Auditor. Dated .it Colfax, Wash., this 29th day of Jtin nary, 1!X)6. Kstray Sale. Notice is hereby given, that Joseph GUI, on the Ist day of Janu.ry, 1»Q(J, took up and now keeps at the H. D. Irwin farm 4 miles south of Garfield, Wash., the following estray cattle: One cow, age 5 years.eoior pale red.brand in distinct; ear marks, under bit both ear-; other identification uitrks, white face, nuiiey. One cow, age 5 years; color, mostly red, no brand.-; ear marks, under bit left ear; other identification nmrks, has horns. One hdifor, age two yeao; color, black and white; no brand*: ear marks, under bit both ears; other identification marks, mnley. One heifer, age 1 year; color, red; no brands; other identification marks, white face, muley. One heifer, atre 2 years; color, red; no brands: other identification marks, horns, Two heiier calves, color, red; no brands. Said estrays will be sold to the highest bidder for ca*h at the place kept, as above specified, on .Saturday, the 17th day of Feb. Wit!, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, unless the owner thereof, or his legal representative, shall appear prior to that time.and make out his titleand pay all charges against said estray* Date of first publication of this notice Feb. 2. 190 ft, H. H. WHEELER. Auditor of Whitman county. Estray Sale. Notice U hereby given, that 0. W. Haines on the 4th day of Jan., 1906, took up and now keeps at his farm on branch of I'enewawa creek, Wash., the following estray cattle: One steer, age 2 years, color wh.:te, no brands visible, square crop on right ear, crop split in left ear. One heifer, age 2 years, color black, no brands visible, split and underbit in right ear, square crop in left ear. One steer.age 1 year; color black; no brands visible; upper bit in right ear, under bit in left ear. One heifer, age 1 year, color red, no brands visible, two underbits in right ear, square crop in left ear, other identification marks, white face One cow, age 6 years, color brindle, no brands visible. On* steer calf, age t> months, color red, no brands visible, other identification mark, be- longs to brindle cow. Said estrays will be sold to the highest bidder for caah at the place kept, as above specified, on Saturday, the 17th day of Feb. 1906, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, unless the owner thereof, or his legal representative, shall appear prior to that time, and make out his title and pay all charges against said estrays. Date of first publication of this notice, Feb. 2, 19C6 H. H. WHEELER. Auditor of Whitman county Estray Sale. Notice is hereby given,that W. F. Hickman, on the 9th day of Jan., 1906, took op aiii now keeps at his farm 12 miles southwe-t of Coif ax, Wash., the following estray steer: One steer, age 2 years; color, red; no brands visible; ear marks, split in left ear, under one- half crop in right ear; other identification mark*, white spot in forehead and white in both flanks. Said estray will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the place kept, as above specified, on Saturday, the 17th day of Feb., 19C6, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, unless the owner thereof, or bis legal representative, shall appear prijr to that time, and make out his title and pay all charges against said estray. _ Date of first publication of this notice, reb. 2,1906. H. H. WHEELER, Auditor of Whitman County. Mil 111 in on a. In the superior court of the *Ut<» of Washing, ton, in mid (or WhitniHti eouoty. Uwnde 0. WwtMottaad Louis J. Wextacott pUltniilß. vs. .lonnle WpnUcott, Isabella R "ox, HatUe fit RodKera, Nellie Ott. Martha J. Cunningham, widow of Mantel Cunningham. deceased, ami Jessie r-unnlugham and Uw- rence I'unningham, mluor hulra of bant'-l Cunningham, deceased; James cuuniuKtiani ii.l If.-rhori <-uut.lnirham. heir of James Cun- ningham, (l.veavd and nil unknown helm of Cunningham, deceased; also all other persona or parties unknown, claiming any right. titU-, estate, lien ..r interest In the real estate described in the complaint herein, de- fendants. \u25a0: Washington, ''uiinty of Whitman— m<4. 1 he sufp of VStmhlinrton. to the said Jam."* ( unnlngham and Herbert CimninKhain, uetr ot Jamea Cnnnlngham, de<vßne<l, an<l all un- known heirs of J«:ne« t'linnitiKhain, decoa«fl. usoall (>tht«r MUtiea anknowo, claiinin^ any right, title, estate, lien or int«rt-8t in the real estate described in the complaint herein, de- renrtantj. \on nn- hereby nummoneJ and required to appear in iiu> Kinterior oourt of thedtate of Washington, in and for Whitman within sixty day* after the .late of the iblieation of this summons.to-wtt; within K.Aty \u0084ays after t)u> lath d-iy of Jmuiarv, my,, and defend the above entitled aettoa (a the H"'V|' 'jiittl.M court, Hti.l fttiß«or the complaint of the plalnttflkin s.iiim-tion. aa&aervc a.eopi <\u25a0: your said answer on J. N. Pickreli the iinderaigned, attorney for ptaintttr, nt hl« office in' olfax, in the county of Whitman, «ut« of Waihineton andifjonftin to appear and de- th«. *»l r'r h>", ll"'' Hllsw>r tl'f complaint of klntlflfg aforesaid, within the time afore- «»ld, Judgaient writ] be rendered asainHt you according to the demand of the said complaint' which has been Bled with the clerk of said coprt. The object of ttw abova entiUed aotion I* to quiet the title to the northeast quarter, the eait half of the northwest qaarter nn«l the southwest^quarter of the uorthweal uuartt'rof \u25a0ection thirteen (13), town-hip seventeen (17) north, rangefortr-iour (44)*. v\. M., aitnated, lying and being 1:1 Whitman county itate oi Washington, and to oat off any cUim of any rifflit, tide, interest or lien of the above named defendants and each and every of them, who Claim an interest therein advene to plaintiffs and to farther enjoin and debar ihe Hbov»> named defendants, and each imd every of them ironi asserting any claim whatever in or to the above described lands advorue to the plaintiffs Dated January 12, iyoo. .IN P CKRKLL, riaintiirs Attorney. Postofflee address, (; olfax, Whitraiin Co, Washington. Order to Show Cause Why Order of vSa: • or Mortgage of Heat Estate Mioulci Not be Made. In the superior court of Whitman county stau of Washington. in the matter of the estate of William T. and £usan M. Hortou, deceased. order to show cause why order of sale or mortgage ol ieal estate shoufd not be made It appearing to the said court by the petition this day presented and filed by Qeo. w* Horton the administrator of the estate of William T and Sug&n M. Horton, deceased, praying for an order Of stile of real estate; that it is nonrisinti to sell or mortgage the wnoieorsome portion of tlie real estate, to pay the debts, expenses at- torn, ys fees, commissions and charges of ad- ministration. It is therefore ordered by the said court that all pursoi'M interested In the estate of said sea, appear before thfisaid superior court on the- 17lh day of February, m>6, At'JJ o'clock, a. m. of said day .at the court room of said superior court, at Goifax, in said county and state, to \u25a0how cause why an order should not be granted to the said Qeo. W. Horton. to sell so much of the rea' estate of said deceased a,s shall be wary; and that a copy of this order be ibiiehed at least four sueeessive^eeks in the Colfax. Gazette, a newspaper printed and pub- lished in Whitman county, state of Washington. Dated January IS, lUOtj 8. j: CHADWICK, Superior Judge State of Washington, county of Whitman.—ss I, W. <>. McCaw, clerk of the superior court of Whitman county, state of Washington, do here by certify tii.it the foregoing is a true, full and correct copy of an order duly made and entered upon the miuutoHof tho said superior court. M] W. O. M<CAW, County Clerk. By (ieo. L. Corner. Deputy. Dated Jan. IS, 1906. Summon*. In the superior court of the state of Wash- ington, in and for Whitman county. Thos. Hamblen, plaintiff, vs. Mrs. K. C. Pound, defendant. State of Washington, County of Whitman- SB. The state of Washington, to the said Mrs. E.C. Pound, defendant. You are hereby .sum- moned and required to appear in the superior court of the state of WaMhiiigton.inandfor Whit- man county,within sixty .lays after the date of ret publication "f tins summons, to-wit: within sixty days after the I9th day of January, 1906, and defend the above entitled action In the above entitled court, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff's In said action, and serve a copy of your said answer on Hunua .v Hanna, the undersigned, attorneys for plaintiffs, at their office in Colfax, in the county of whitman, State of Washington, and if you fail to appear and defend said action and answer the com- plaint of the plaintiff aforesaid, within the time aforesaid judgment will be rendered against you, according to the demand of the said complaint, which has been tiled with the clerk of said court. Ihe object of the above entitled action )s to procure a Judgment in favor of the plaintitt n^ainst the said defendant for the sum of sixty-three (*6:j.0()) dollars, with interest thereon, on and after the tt'itn day of October, 190"), at the rate of 10 per cent per an- num, according to the tenorof a certain promis- sory 'note made by defendant in favor of plain til!', dated on said Ji'th day of October, 1905, to- gether with attorneys' fees, costs, and dis burse ments. Dated January IS, l'.tOti. HANNA vt HANNA, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Postoffice address, Colfax, Whitman County. Washington Hsrray Sale. Notice is hereby given, that J. O. Catlett on the Ist day of January, 19<X», took up and now keep-s at hit farm at VVinona, Waah., the following estray live stock: One mam, a^e 1 year-;, color, light bay; \u25a0\u25a0 l«rainU'<l on right stifle other identified- BrH tion marks, white spot in forehead. fi.Jf One calf.age 8 months; color, red; no brands visible; ear marks, crop off each; other identi- fication markrt, small white spot in face. One cow, age 3 years, color, red; no brands visible; ear mark*, crop off left, under slope in right ear; other identification tnarku, small white spot in face. One calf, age 4 mon hi; color, spotted; no brand"; other identification, belongs to cow. Said estrays will be sold to the highest bidder for cash it the place kept, aa above specified, on Saturday, the 17th day of February, 1906, at the h ur of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, unless the owner thereof, or his legal representative, shall appear prior to that time, and make out his title and pay all charges against said estray. Date of first publication of this notice, Feb. 2, 19W. H. H. WHEELER, Auditor of Whitman County. Estray Sale. Notice is hereby given, that Jesse Banta on the Ist day of Oct., lUO4, took up and now keeps at hid farm L? milea northwest of Wi- nona, Waeh., the following estray cattle: Two heifers, age coming 2 jears; color, red; no brands; ear marks, both ears cropped with a split in each eat; other identification marks, waddles on brinket. One heifer, age, coming 2 years; color, dark red; no brands visible One steer, age, coming 2 years; no brands visible; ear marks, crop and split on left ear. One cow, age, coming 3 years; color, blue roan; no brand visible; ear marks, crop and split on each ear; waddle on brisket. Said eatrays will be sold to the highest bid- der for cash at the place kept, as above speci- fied, on Saturday the 17tn day of February, ]'M<>, at the hour of 1 o'clock in the afternoon ! of said day, unless the owner thereof, or his j legal representative, shali appear prior to that I time, and make out his title and pay all I charges against said estrav. Date of tirst publication of this notice Feb. | 2, 1900. H. H. WHEELER, Auditor of Whitman county. FARM LOANS Plenty of money to loan on farms at low rates. Call on or address J. MONROE HEATON, 719 RIVERSIDE AYE, SPOKANE, WASH
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From County RecordsGov. Patents and Receipts.
L nit«»d Hts*t"B to Emmet Robinson, neqr se qr, w l.f se qr 4, nw qr ne qr9-11 45, patent
Deeds.Henry Shwler to Neorgaard & Morgan.
nw qr, ne cjr sw qr 12 19-14 contractRoy l>ean to L T Brockway, lot l,bk
19, Rosalia f>ooVV H Harvey to Bdgar Harvey, lta 1,
2, 3, 4, bJk 24, College ilillarld Pull-Mian If,
E U Conrad to Spokane &. Inland RyCo, right of way over nw qr nw <irl'J-18 44 1
Mtry C Conrak to Spokane & InlandRy Co, right of way over nw qr nwqr 12-18 44 1
John B Robert* in to Spokane A, In-land Ry Co right of way over nw qruw qr, 12 Is 41 1
L X Carter to Spokane & Inland ByCo, It 4, bk Git, W F Simpson's add(Jatfield 1
A 1' Johnson to .Spokane & Inland RyCo, Its 7 to 12, b!k 10, McCroakey'dIst add, (larfield 1
Thou H Shobe «t al to Sej'inour Man-ning It* 13, 14, hlk 1., La Crone 1200
Tboe H Sbobe et al »c> Nettie ManningIt 12, bk ti, La Oros-e 110
Thos 11 Sh'ibe et ti to Margaret Ben-ton, tract in .La Cro*fie 150Walter Freeh to George H N. c, ptaof section H4 nil! 35-18-43 1807
Geo H Not to Walter Froela, ne qr 34-Ls 43 M93
Fried* II Witte to Henry McNeil,tracts in 28-19 i.\ . ... 10(1
Henry MoNeB to Frieda 11 Witte tretin 28-19-48 370
Cha» A Pooler to P W Kftnball, It 4,n hf it •., bk 38 Pullman LIOO
Robert X Md«t to Henry Clemen-hagen, part lta 7, 8, bk 2, C01t0n.... 320
J A Mnndwiler to W H Mills, It H, bkX, Bt John 700
Geo tl Johnston to Ada JNluy Andrew,ÜB, bk2o, Oakesdale ~>2~>
R C McCroakey to Spokane & InlandRy Co tract in 4-17-46 1
Jacob Schweiter to M W Cunuinghumac qr 10-15-4."> 65100
Alma L t^uiut to Elizabeth Chryst It 45, 6, bk 6, Diamond r.OO
Marian S Birdsell to Wm A Birdsell,part hw qr 36-18-40 1
Marion S Birriseil to Wm A Birdcell,nw qr 35-18-40 (except) 1001
Catherine 1 Foste* in C M St'ong.lt 1,lik 8, Oampai Park add, Pullman.. 500
J S Ktemgard to M L Davis et al, » hf19, v hf '2'J, mvv (jr, v.v qr se qr, s hf
Ht- qr 20, nw <ir 28 c hf bw qr, sw qrUl-14-44, lease
Jobo Micholw to Joseph Brickner, lotIS, blk ti, (heir* add, Uniontown;part 4, bk 6, Uniontown 425
Guy Martin to Wasb [daho & Mon-tana Ry Co, ti.irt It 10 bk 13, Tow-ers' add P&louae 20
N P Ry < 'o to Presley M Mooro, se qr28-17-39 160
Oswald Appal to J F Back, tract 4, JT Persons add, Sfc John 150
J T Person to J F Back, pt tract 3, JT Person's add, 8t John 125
A Hazen to Florence W Coherly, It 1,bik"4i», CHl's add, Garfield 750
Palmist* River Lumber Co to G C SprayIt.» bk 19 Powers' add, Palouse .... 50
Pal.nee Rdw k Imp] Co to (i c SprayIt 10 blk 10 Powers' add Pal rase 100
Mr* Mahala A Cue to Ulysses GrantRichardson, Its 7 8 9 blk 15, J HMeCoy's Ist add, Oakeedale 260
TM Shobe to \V H Forney, tract inLa( Irusse 423
Rom Witte to Wm L Gifford, tract in9-19-43 ... 95
Geo T Hoffman to Jamea H Ander-son, It 9, blk B, Huffman & Lake'sadd, Tekoa 1
Mary X Meilk to Wai Patterson, neqr 28-16-39 300
Sigvart M Forseth to Wlu Patterson,nw qr 22-10 39 450
Patrick J Dnnigan to Wm Patterson,bw qr 22-16-39 1000
Lee Birober ti> Wm Patterson, n hi swqr, n hi Be qr 28 16 39 400
Ira L Nye to Joseph F«rr, Its 11 12 1314 15 16 blk 24 College Hill add,Pullman 1500
N P Ry Co to James W Nixon, se qr19 19 40 200
Horace H Raymond to Thomaa MBusby, seqr, 7-18-4-1 . 7500
John 3 Herlihy to J X Ryerson, lta 1,2, bk 4, Powers' add Palonse 2250
Lina Webb to C W Bean, It 4, bk 0,Rose Park add Pullman 50Lum Webb to Sarah E S Beao.lt 12,bk 3, R-.se Park add, Puliman 100
W H Harvey to Realty Co, It 4, bk S,Pullman 1
M J Chapman, former receiver, to
realty Co, It 4, bk 8. Pullman 42Mary Thomas to MA Sherman, tract
in 30-17- U 270Real Mortgages.
P W KimbaU to Pullman Saving? &Loan An.-n, it 4 and n hf It 5, bk 88Pullman
James T HeasSet to Pullman State Bkpart Its 6, t), 7, bk 10, Johnson 400
Simeon J Polmeteer to Netherlands-American Mtg Bank, n lit ne qr 9-1545 1000
W R Anderson to First Savings &Trust Hank of Whitman County, It1 and v hf of 2, blk 49, Colfax 1000
R F Douglas to Harry Douglass, its 78, 9, bk 7, Lawrence & Holbro-.^k'sadd Pullman 100
Walter Freels to Mary E Thuoop neqr34-18 43 (except) tiOOO
ACi Hooper to VV" J Boatright, Ha 910, 11, 12, bk 3, South add Johnson 200
Murphy Siler to Pacific Loan ft InvCo, Ltd, lt»3, 4 and b hf nw qr, 3-1941 . . . 1500
J 6 Vaughn to Wm Grew, Sr, lt« 8 9•21 20 blk _'; Bell & Batley's add,Oakesdale 50
John A Marsh to W A Barr, w hf15 17-40 Wiuu
Frances A Newman to E W WeiobergIts 2 3 4 bik 3: Its 3 4 blk 4. Bleeker& Brown's adil, Colfax 750
Thouaa S Cook to Claude Holliugs -worth.s hf uw qr,n hf sw <ir 12-16 89 100
Hugh M Wicker to O P AlcKeehen, It3 bk 7, Huffman* 2.1 add, Tekoa 409
Medora Kincaid to First Savings &Trust Bank of Whitman Co, nw qrIS-16-44; Its S4neqr sw qr 7-16-44 . 12C0
Etta Herlihy to Security State Bank,Palouse, It3, tk 1, Sunny side addPalouae 1250
Geo H Sieeel to Scottish-AmericanMtg Co Ltd, b hf 16-20 42 5000
J T Galloway to Thomas Kule, Its 5,6,7,8, bk 26, 2nd Syndicate add Guy 625
Harry L Plummer to First Saving &Trust Bank of Whitman County.s hfac qr, se qr sw qr 36-17-43 1;>OG
Chattel Mortgages.
Robert X Campbell to Ira W Nye,live stock and machinery 253
Robt X Campbell to W II Harvey,livestock and machinery 576
Robert X Campbell to W H Harvey,crop • ?4*
A Harbaueh to Walter Haytield,horses and wagon 15C
Geo Adler to James Gumm, live stockand machinery 10C
Frank L Winton to Ira N Nye, crop HBFrank L Winton tJ Ira N Nye, live
stock and machinery 116iAsa A Smith to Pleasant Valley Imp
Crop 9*
T J Puckett to John Boyles, live stockand machinery ISW
T J Puckett to John Boyles crop 150<W E Slater to First Bank of La Crosse
live stock and crop 241
C M Organ to J O Johnston, c0w..... $
Walter Smith to Ottl« Johnson, live
! stock and machinery 300IJ N Bell to Marshall & Howry, crop ', 14J N Bell to J S Allbright, crop ..... 030 L Hockins to Firnt Nat'l Bank
Ritzville, crop, mchnry and house-hold goods 500T J Puckett to J S Keeny, live stockand machinery 325
T J Puckett to J S Keeney, cr0p..... 325W J Tharp to E A Taylor, live stock
and machinery (jqqJas H McCroskey to Colfax Nat'l Bk,
live stock and machinery 10 400Jack Stuart to Colfax Nat'l Bk, croplive stock and machinery 1791J N B-11 to St John lmpl Co, crop.. 115W T Giles to Marehall & Howry, h.,rse 22
C C Waldrip to Marion Freeman,hor; es 150
Assignments.Ei!a Klliot to Sarah B Nelson/ tracts
in Guy 500Releases.
E A Witte to Henry McNeil, land in nw qr28 l!t-43 SltJO.
Robert Jahnke to Lewis M Sandcra, lot 8.blk 17, (iartield, 920Q
Tekoa State Bank to Peter H We dell, realrntg, |269.
H>polhe«k Bank to Ira N Nye, z^al ratg.First State Bank, Gartield toT H Osborn,
chat.Pullman Stato Bank t<i Emma E Culler,
It- I, 2. 5, 6 blk 4; its 26, 26, bk 5, MountView add, Pullman £700.
Pullmtu Stat ' Bk to L J Kenmouth, Its•r>, 6, blk 49, Puliman $700.
Pullman State Bk to L J Kenmouth, lta 5,*'>, bk 49, Pullman.
J fC Mc'.'ornack to Sylvester J Scott se qr27, sw qr 26-18-44 S2OOO.
Harry Fennirnore to Amos J French, chat.Alliauce Trust Co to P LeFrances, real
intk'.R H Hill to Marshall C Chase, real mtg.Harry IThompson to Thomas J Brannan,
real m tjfHeury M Roberta to Murphy Siler, real
mtflColfax Nat'l Bank to W J Tharp, chat.St John State Bank to James Case, chat.S. curity State Bank, Palouse, to John J.
Berhhy, real mtg, $600.Security ritate Bank, Palouse, to John J
Herlihy, real oitg, $1200.Se urity State Bank, Palouse, to Etta
Herlihy, real mtt;, $860.11 B Davis to George H Siegel, shf 16-20-42,
$7200.Peuu Mtg Inv Co to Edwin L Ross, n hf
•20-18-42, §2200.Oak'ssdale Iron Works to George W Brad-
bury, lien.Conditional Bills of Sale.
Studebaker Bios Co N W to AlbartKincaid, bu££y, etc 170
Studebaker Bros Co N VV to C G Starrbu^kry, etc 185
Allen & Gilbert-Ramaker Co to ConradJ just, organ 90
Allen i\: Gilbert-Ramaker Co to ACSmith, piano 390
Allen & Gilbert-Ramaker Co to H PHamilton, piano 260
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co to W LGifford, organ 90
J S Klemgard to L Davis.combinedharvester ... 750
American Soda Fountain Co to ChasKennell. carbonator 200
B .1 Miller to C VV Taylor, wagon 80H.I Miller to Frank Peterson, range,
etc .. . 35Norris Safe & Lock Co to P W Kim-
baU, B.;fe * 85
Bills of Sale.AlJert Kincaid to M F Taylor two
horses 200J F Thayer to E S Burgan & Son,
potatoes 243J Al Robertson to George W Bradbury
threshing outfit 1250Miscellaneous.
John T Thayer co The Public, lta 9 10 11,Squire & GaddU' sub-div uf it* 4 5 G 7 bik 2,Lawrence & Holbrook'a add, Pullman, declar-ation of homestead.
Wheeler & Bacdenzie vs W L Brannan etal, lis peudens.
N E Daggett vs Jauiea L Williams.lien, §55City Council of Pullman to The Public, va-
cating parts of True, Webb, Winders & Har-rison avenue, Pullman, ordinance.
Edward Pyburn vs James L Williams, lispendens.E.iward Fyburn vg James L Williams, lien.Lern Long vs James L Williams, lien.C J Cable yd John Cable, lien, $4745.Wm J Fagan to The Public, Jots 7 8 blk 3,
Powers' add, Pa'ouse, declaration of home-stead.
Martha E Nordyke to The Public, lot 10blk 9, Prescott & Perkins' Riverside add, Col-fax, declaration of homestead.
RUHJEWAY THEATER.
Jubilee Singers.It has been Home time since Colfax has
had a good tinst class company of col-ored people, and the coining of Williams'Original Dixie Jubilee Singers to theRidgeway on Thursday evening, Febru-ary 15, will no doubt attract a lergeaud enthusiastic audience. This com-pany numbers only seven men andwomen, but each one is said to be anartist in his or her line, and their pro-gram runs the entire gamut of vocalmusic from the comic negro melodies tosome of the most difficult classic selec-tions.
Of their appearance in Portlaud theOregonian says: An audience of morethan twelve, hundred people greetedWilliams' Dixie Jubilee Siugers at theWhite Temple, Saturday evening, andfrom the great applause, every one wasdelighted.
Prices for this attraction will be 35,50 and 75c.
Frightfully Burned.Chae. W. Moore, a machinist, of Ford
City, Pa., had bis haud frightfully burnedin an electrical furnace. He appliedRucklen'e Arnica Salve with the usualresult: "a quick and perfect cure."Greatest healer on earth for Burns,Wounds, Sores, Eczema and Piles. 25c atV. T. McCroskey & Bro., Druggists.
Healthmeans the ability to do a good day'swork, without undue fatigue and to findlifeworth living. You cannot have in-digestion or constipation upsetting theliver and polluting the blood. Such acondition may be best and quickest re-lieved by Herbine, the best liver regula-tor that the world has ever known. Mrs.D. W. Smith.writes, April 3, '02: "IuseHerbine, and find it the beet medicine forconstipation nnd regulating the liver Iever used." Said by Chas. F. Stuart,Druggist.
Lame Back.This ailment ie usually by rheumatism
of the muacles and may be cured by ap-plying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two orthree times a day and rubbing the partsvigorously at each application. If thisdoes not afford relief, bind on a peice offlannel slightly dampened with PainBalm, and quick relief is almost pure tofollow. For sale by Elk Drug Store.
Larue & O'Neal, Real Estate,
GOFF, INSURANCE.
OOLFAX GAZETTE, CQLFAX, WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 0, 190G
DAIMMEIURI NEXTWinter School for Farmers is
Proving Most Successful.
Experts at W. S. C. Are to Discussthe Fine Points of Dairy
1 - arm in £
The supce»p of the winter school forfarmers has been dpmon«trat»=d in theattendance given during the term. Thefollowing two weeks are planned tocover the important subjects of farmdairying. The attendance for the cloe-iuK weeks will be of more importanceand willbe of vital interest to those con-cerned in this branch of farm indu^trv.It will be more than a branch industryof the famous state agricultural school.
The program for the next two weeksfollows:
MONDAY, KEBRLART 12.The possibilities for dairying in Washington.
Prof. E. E. Elliott.ChapelThe composition of milk. Prof. S, Thatcher.Washington dairy laws. L. VV. Hanson,
state dairy inspector.Stock judging. Breeds of dairy cattle. W.
A. Linklater.FOCBDAT, nHtUARI 13.
HThe work of the dairy inspector. L. W.anson, Btate dairy inspector.Chapel.What is being done in Washington towards
the production of better milk. Dr. S. B.Nelsoa
Dairy farms and soil fertility. Prof. GeoSeverance.
Practical demonstration of Babcock test.I. P. Whitney.
WSDHBSIMY, FEBRUARY 14.Why milk sours. Prof. H. S. Davis.Chapel.Arrangement and construction of poultry
yards and houses, and plans for poultry farms.C. L. Smith, Editor W. I. O. Farmer.
The equipment of a dairy farm. W. A.Linklater.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15.Tuberculosis. Dr. M. Rosenberger.Chapel.Feeding and breeding of poultry. 0. L.
3mith.Practical work in milk and cream testing.
I. P. Whitney., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16.
Care of milk on the farm. Prof. E. E.Elliott.
Chapel.The adulteration of milk. I. P.Whitney.Bovine obstetrics. Dr. W. K. Ralston.A demonstration of egg producing points in
a hen. C, L Smith.MONDAy, FKiSKUARY 19.
Some contagious diseased affecting dairycattle. Dr. M. Rosenlergnr.
Cbapel.Soiling ro'ation for the summer. Prof. Geo.
Sevprance.Digestive disorders of dairy cattle. Dr. K.
W. Stouder.Separation and care of cream. Ira P.
Whitney.TUCSDAT, FKBKLARY 20.
Feeding dairy cow3. W. A Linkhiter.Chapel.Dairy sanitation. Dr. S. B. Nelson,Ripening cream. I. P. Whitney.Churning tests. LP. Whitney.
WEDNESDAY, FEIIRUARY 21.Producing and feeding bilage. Prof. E. E
p]lliott.Chapel.Food adulteration. Prof. R. W. That iher.Diseases clo ely associated with parturition.
Dr. VV. E. Ralston.Teet'np separators. I. P. Whitney.
I'HIfiSDAY, F£IUUAUY '12.Improvement of a dairy herd. Prof. E. E.
Elliott.Chapel.To be selected. Dr. S. B. Nelson.Growing roots. Prof. Geo. Severance.Picking out a good cow. Mr, W. A. Link
later.ITKIUAT,FEBRUARY 28.
Good Bacteria. Prof. 11. S. Davis.Chapel.Surgical diseases of the udder. Dr. K. W.
Stouder.Home cheese making. Mr. I. P. Whitney.Stereopt'can views with cattle. Prof. E. E.
Klliott.
Whitman Man Honored.A. E. t)e Ricqueles of Denver, H. S.
Boice of Kansas City, If. K. Parsons ofSalt Lake City, J.* If. Boardman ofHelena, Mont., and Peter MacGregor ofHooper, Wash., have been appointed bythe National Livestock association ex-ecutive committee ac a committee to goto Washington February 20 and urgethe passage of the bill allowing «J6 hoursfor stock in transit instead of 28 hours,the present limit.
l'rison Orders Overdone.Warden Kees has written to Sheriff
Canutt to the effect that the penitentiaryat Walla Walla is overloaded with in-quiries and orders for sacks. The war-den announces that the entire output ofgrain bags from the prison is bought^upon subscription until September 15. Un-til that time no orders fornew deliveriescan be tilled.
Luckiest Man in Arkansas."I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas,''
writes H. L. Stanley,of Bruno, "since therestoration of niy wife's health after fiveyears of continued coughing and bleedingfrom the lungs; and I owe my good for-tune to the world's greatest medicine,Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump-tion, which Iknow from experience willcure consumption if taken in time. Mywife improved with first bottle andtwelve bottles completed the cure."Cures the worst-coughs and colds ormoney refunded. At V. T. McCroekey &Bro., Druggists. 50c and f1.00. Trialbottle free.
Croupbegins with the symptoms of acommon cold; there is chilliness, sneezing,sore throat, hot skin, quick pulne,hoarseness, and impeded respiration*Give frequent small doses of Bailard'sHorehound Syrup, (the child will cry forit) and at the first sign of a croupvcough apply frequently Bailard's SnowLiniment to the throat.
Mrs. A. Yliet New Castle, Colo., writes,March 19, 1902: f think Ballard'sHorehound Syrup a wonderful remedy,and so pleasant to take. Sold by Cnas.F. Stuart, Druggist.
Don't you know that everybody istalking about the little Laxative ColdTablets that have "ELK"stamped oneach one? They are a wonder. Trythem. For sale at Elk Drug Store.
Larue <& O'Neal, Real Estate.
Notice to Clean UpAll KiihiiiKh, Manures, DehriH and
Filth of All Kinds to bo Ke-ninTecl by March let.
At a nj*<etinsr of the city c« uuoil beM M n-day.Febtuary Sth.the bad' conditional Btrect*.alleys and other procerty iv Coifax was calledattention to by th»- City Hna! h < >tli er. Act-ing , v t«uch report, the council, by motion,directed that notice he given to all propertyowners, tenants, and others, re^uirin^ tnem toclean their property and ad jwent streets andalleys of all rubbish, manure, debris, filth andany other thing that tends to mar the looks,or impair or undsruer the health of the city,before March Ist, 1906. The ordinancesof thecity, in regaid to this matter will be strictiyenforced after that date and notice, ot suchinttntion is hereby given., There shall be no mannre, ashes, kitchengarbage, offal, reft^e or offensive matter fany kiud deposited on the premises ol anyparty or on any street or alley in the city, andsuch person if found guilty shall be deemedguilty of & misdemeanor and eubj tct to a tiuoof fr» m $5.00 to $25 00. Any aeespool, waterclosat, sink, privy, vault and things of likenature, which shall be overflowing, leaking.stinking, or in any manner offensive arenuisances and must be abated at onoo, a>.dany privy, water closet or sink not connectedwith a sewer, where a sewer line is adjacent,isdeclared to be a nuisance.
The following aro declared to !» nuisances :Keeping or maintaining a slaughter house.•Depositing compost or refuse iu.if.ter of any
kind, or manure, in any street, alley or watercourse.
Permitting compost or in.mure to accumu-late in or about a iivery, tee<i or «ale stable, orbarn, and permitting the same to remainlonger than one week.
Permitting Hn!:s, drains or gutter pipes todram on any stre-t, ailey or water course.
Keeping or maintaining a pig sty.Sweeping or depositing in any street any
paper, rubbish or refuse matter of any kindfrom any store or house.
It is the duty of the iity marehal to enforcethe above orders, and h i- hoped and ezp «tedthat all citizens wiil join with him in makingour city what it nhould be—clean and welikept.
This order is not made with the idea toharrass or inconvenience any one, but with thesole purpose of cleaning up; so that we mayhave a city that we can point to with pride,and one that we can live in without the fear ofsome dreadful epidemic that might becomeprevalent «hould we not heed the laws ofcleanliness.
In-an earnest and sincere endeavor to makeColfax what it should be this order is made.By order City Council.
HOWARD BRAMWELL, City Clerk.
Ordinance No. 819.An ordinance to amend ordinance No. 251,
entitled, "An ordinance to license andregulate the keeping of catd tables, billiardand pool tables aud the playing of anygame or games in any place of business inthe City of Coifax, other than in placeslicensed under other ordinances of said city,prescribing the license fee, and prescribingpenalty for the violation of this ordinance."Approved March 18th, 1902, and repealingordinances No. 249 and No. 250.
The city council of the city of Colfax doordain as follows:
Section 1. That Section 2of Ordinance 251,approved March lHth, 1902, be amended toread as follows:
"Sec, 2. Any person desiring a licenceunder this ordinance sh^ll make applicationtherefor to the city council in writing andshall accompany said application with th^ citytreasurer's receipt for tne license fees aa here-after prescribed and shalJ also at the sametime present a bond signed by at least twofreeholders of said city, in the penal sum oftwo hundred and fiftydollars conditioned thatthe applicant will keep an orderly house, willnot allow gambling as denned by the laws ofthe state of Washingtnti m his place of b:-.ni-ness nor in any room connected therewith."
Sec. .?. Ordinance No. 249 and OrdinanceNo. 250 are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take etfeot audbe in fullforce five days after its passage, ap-proval and publication.
Passed, February sth, 1906.Approved, February 6th, I'.iOi;.
W. J. DAVENPORT, Mayor.Attest: HOWARD BRAMWELL,
[bbai.] City Clerk.Approved as to form,CHAS. R HILL. City Attorney.
Ordinance No. 3UO.An ordinance providing for the regulation of
the keeping of card tables and the playingof any name of chance in the City of Coi-fax, Washington, and providing a penaltyfor the violation of same.
The City Couunil of the city of Colfax :loordain as follows:
Section 1. Hereafter it shall be unlawfulfor any person or persons conducting places ofbusiness in which are permitted any game orgames of chance, other than billiards or pool,to permit any minors to play at any gametherein, nor permit any rnicor to remaintherein.
Sec. 2. Any person violating the provis-ions of this ordinance shall be deemed guiltyof a misdemeanor and upon conviction there-of, shall be tined in any^tum not exceedingtwenty-five rleliars.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect andbe in fullforce fivedays a/ter its passage, ap-proval and publication.
Passed sth day of February, 1906.Approved t!ih day of February, 1906.
W. J. DAVENPORT, Mayor.Attest: HOWARD BRAMWELL,
[seal] City Clerk.Approved as to form,
CHAS. E. HILL, City Attorney.
Order to Show Cause.In the superior court of the state of Wash-
ington, in and for the county of Whitman.In the matter of the guardianship of the
person and estate of Burton Lathrum, aminor.
Annie Lathrum, the guardian of the per-son and estate of Burton Lathrum, a minor,having filed her petition herein, duly verified,praying for an order of sale of certain of thereal estate of said minor for the purposes ofre-investment, a* in said petition set forth;
Itis therefore ordered by the above entitledcourt that all persona interested in the estateof said minor, appear before the said superiorcourt on Saturday, the 10th day of March,1906, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. of saidday, at the court room of said superior court,in Colfax, Whitman county. Washington, andshow cause why an order should not begranted to said guardian to sell the real estatehereinafter described belonging to said minor,as prayed for in said petition, to-wit: Theequal undivided one-twelfth (1 12) interest inand to the southeast quarter of section 12, intownship 20 north, ranire 44 E. W. M., situ-ate in Whitman county, Washington; andthat a copy of this order be published at leastfour successive weeks in the Colfax Gazette,a weekly newspaper printed and published inCoifai, said county and state.
Dated February 6, 190ti.[seal] S. J. CHADWICK,
Superior Judge.State of Washington, County of Whitman—sa.
I, W. O. McCaw, clerk of the superiorcourt of Whitman county, Washington, dohereby certify that the foregoing is a full, trueand correct copy of an order duly made andentered upon the minutes of said superiorcourt.
Dated February 7, 190C..[seal] W. O. M< CAW,
County Clerk.
h <ir Farm LoansSee I. Monroe Heaton, 719 Riverside
Aye., Spokane, Wash.
Pure liquors for the family. ImportedCognac brandy, guaranteed to be 21years old, at Ed. Uarpole's,
3
Notice to Creditors.Notice it hereby ifiven by the undewiKned.administr^tnjt of th>< Estate ol (leorge Em
«iedler, deceased, to the creditors <»f and allpfrsonn having claims afcaiuxt the naid de
!. to presMkt them with the uece«M;iryvuih her- within one year after the first publi-cation <>f tim imtiw,, t-> th* sai-1 adsßmtntra-trix at h.T rwtdeaw 8) miles southwest ofAlbion, Waehington or at the office of Hanna4 Hanna, attorneyi for said estate, at Coifax,Washington, the Mine beiutr the placs fur thetransaction of the ba^iaess of .s:ii i estate.Dated this sth day if February 19 (6
MAKY E. KINBIEDLKR,Administratrix of the estate of Ce.irtfe Kinnedler, deceased.Date of first puhlicatim, February. '.». linY..
Or<l«r to BbowOMM Why Order OfSale or Montage of lteal KbiateShuuhi Hot be Made.In the superior curt of Whitman county
state of Washington.Order to show can*.- why <>ri*»r of sale <>r
mortgage <>t r- al estate should not be made.It; the matter of the estate of James M.
Johnson, deceased.It appearing to the said Court, by the peti-
tion this day presented and rile I, by C. K.Johnson, the administratrix of Hie 'estate ofJam-.« M. Johnson, deceased, prayingfor an order of sale ..f real estate: that itis Decenary la Bell or mortgage all or somepart of the real estate, to pay the claims, jmortgage* and intete-t, tuxes, indebtednessand expenses of administration.
Itis therefore ordered !>y the said court thatall person* interested in the estate of said de-ceased appear before the said superior court onSaturday, the24th day of February, I'.lOli, at,10 o clock a. m. of said Jay, at thn court roonot said bupenor Court, at, Golfax, iv saidCounty and State, to show cause why anorder should not he granted to the said adminis-tratrix to sell so much oi the real estate «>f saiddeceased as shall be necessary; and that a copyof this order be published at least four successiveweeks in the Colfax (iazette, a newspaperprinted and published in Whitman countyState of Washington.
Dated Jan. 24th, 19068. J. CHADWICK, Superior Judge.
State of WashiuKtotttOounty of *Vhitman—oa.\ w-()- MeCaw, clerk of the superior court
of \\ hitman ooanty, state of Washington, doheieny cer ify that the foregoing is a true, fulland correct copy of an order duly made andentered upon the uiinutea of the said superiorcourt.
W. O. MoCAW. County Clerk.Dated, January 24, i I
Application N<T. :!217.Notice of Sale of School Ijanrlg.
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th .lay ofMarch. 1906, at the hour of 10 o'clock in 'theforenoon, ou Htiiii day. at the door of the courthouse in Whitmau county. Washington, the fol-lowing described school land will bo soid atpublic auction to the highest bidder thereforto-wit:
The NX'A of Bee 36,Twp M. Range S9 X W >!containing 160 acres. Appraised at atw oo"No improvements.
"lhe N\v>, of -\u0084,. 36,Twp. 14, RangeW B. w.m., containing 160 acres. Aj.j.trtisedat H UOO tH).iNo Improvementa.
The S« '\u0084 of Bee, 36 i\vp 14. Kauge SB, X WM., containing 100 acres. Appraised at ?:;,18000No improvements.
Tho SEJi ol Sec. M, Twp. 14, Range Kn I WM., containing 160 acres. Appraised at 12,740 00No Improvements,
Said school land will be sold for not less thanthe appraised value and subject to the improve-ments situated thereon, and as a).praised by theBoard of .stttte Land Commissioner! in the man-ner provided by : meat of which isnow on filein the office of the auditor of saidcounty.
Terms of sale are: Under contract oneto be paid ou the daj of Bale, and one-tenth an-nuallythereafter on the first dny ofMarch oieach year, with accrued intercut on deterredbalance ate per cent per annum: Provided,that any purchaser may make full payment atany time and obtain a deed.
The purchaser oi such land will be requiredto pay at the lime of sale the appraised value ofany improvements or valuable materials onsuch land in full, in addition to the one-tenth•.>f the sale price.
The above described school lands are offeredfor sale by virtue of an order of the Board ofmate Land Commissioners, made on the ifthday oi Nov., 1906, dulycertified and on file Inoffice <>f said county an.liter.
H. H. WHEELER, County Auditor.Dated .it Colfax, Wash., this 29th day of
Jtin nary, 1!X)6.
Kstray Sale.Notice is hereby given, that Joseph GUI, on
the Ist day of Janu.ry, 1»Q(J, took up andnow keeps at the H. D. Irwin farm 4 milessouth of Garfield, Wash., the following estraycattle:
One cow, age 5 years.eoior pale red.brand indistinct; ear marks, under bit both ear-; otheridentification uitrks, white face, nuiiey.
One cow, age 5 years; color, mostly red, nobrand.-; ear marks, under bit left ear; otheridentification nmrks, has horns.
One hdifor, age two yeao; color, black andwhite; no brand*: ear marks, under bit bothears; other identification marks, mnley.
One heifer, age 1 year; color, red; no brands;other identification marks, white face, muley.
One heifer, atre 2 years; color, red; nobrands: other identification marks, horns,
Two heiier calves, color, red; no brands.Said estrays will be sold to the highest
bidder for ca*h at the place kept, as abovespecified, on .Saturday, the 17th day of Feb.Wit!, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoonof said day, unless the owner thereof, or hislegal representative, shall appear prior to thattime.and make out his titleand pay all chargesagainst said estray*
Date of first publication of this notice Feb.2. 190ft, H. H. WHEELER.
Auditor of Whitman county.
Estray Sale.Notice U hereby given, that 0. W. Haines
on the 4th day of Jan., 1906, took up and nowkeeps at his farm on branch of I'enewawacreek, Wash., the following estray cattle:
One steer, age 2 years, color wh.:te, nobrands visible, square crop on right ear, cropsplit in left ear.
One heifer, age 2 years, color black, nobrands visible, split and underbit in right ear,square crop in left ear.
One steer.age 1 year; color black; no brandsvisible; upper bit in right ear, under bit in leftear.
One heifer, age 1 year, color red, no brandsvisible, two underbits in right ear, square cropin left ear, other identification marks, whiteface
One cow, age 6 years, color brindle, nobrands visible.
On* steer calf, age t> months, color red, nobrands visible, other identification mark, be-longs to brindle cow.
Said estrays will be sold to the highestbidder for caah at the place kept, as abovespecified, on Saturday, the 17th day of Feb.1906, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoonof said day, unless the owner thereof, or hislegal representative, shall appear prior to thattime, and make out his title and pay allcharges against said estrays.
Date of firstpublication of this notice, Feb.2, 19C6 H. H. WHEELER.
Auditor of Whitman county
Estray Sale.Notice is hereby given,that W. F. Hickman,
on the 9th day of Jan., 1906, took op aiiinow keeps at his farm 12 miles southwe-t ofCoifax, Wash., the following estray steer:
One steer, age 2 years; color, red; no brandsvisible; ear marks, split in left ear, under one-half crop in right ear; other identificationmark*, white spot in forehead and white inboth flanks.
Said estray will be sold to the highest bidderfor cash at the place kept, as above specified,on Saturday, the 17th day of Feb., 19C6, atthe hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon of saidday, unless the owner thereof, or bis legalrepresentative, shall appear prijr to that time,and make out his title and pay all chargesagainst said estray. _
Date of first publication of this notice, reb.2,1906. H. H. WHEELER,
Auditor of Whitman County.
Mil111 inon a.In the superior court of the *Ut<» of Washing,
ton, in mid (or WhitniHti eouoty.Uwnde 0. WwtMottaad Louis J. WextacottpUltniilß. vs. .lonnle WpnUcott, Isabella R
"ox, HatUe fit RodKera, Nellie Ott. Martha J.Cunningham, widow of Mantel Cunningham.deceased, ami Jessie r-unnlugham and Uw-rence I'unningham, mluor hulra of bant'-lCunningham, deceased; James cuuniuKtianiii.l If.-rhori <-uut.lnirham. heir of James Cun-ningham, (l.veavd and nil unknown helm of
Cunningham, deceased; also all otherpersona or parties unknown, claiming anyright. titU-, estate, lien ..r interest In the realestate described in the complaint herein, de-fendants.
\u25a0: Washington, ''uiintyof Whitman— m<4.1 he sufp of VStmhlinrton. to the said Jam."*( unnlngham and Herbert CimninKhain, uetrot Jamea Cnnnlngham, de<vßne<l, an<l all un-known heirs of J«:ne« t'linnitiKhain, decoa«fl.usoall (>tht«r MUtiea anknowo, claiinin^ anyright, title, estate, lien or int«rt-8t in the realestate described in the complaint herein, de-renrtantj. \on nn- hereby nummoneJ andrequired to appear in iiu> Kinterior oourt ofthedtate of Washington, in and for Whitmanwithin sixty day* after the .late of the
iblieation of this summons.to-wtt; withinK.Aty \u0084ays after t)u> lath d-iy of Jmuiarv, my,,and defend the above entitled aettoa (a theH"'V|' 'jiittl.Mcourt, Hti.l fttiß«or the complaintof the plalnttflkins.iiim-tion. aa&aervc a.eopi<\u25a0: your said answer on J. N. Pickreli theiinderaigned, attorney for ptaintttr, nt hl« officein' olfax, in the county of Whitman, «ut« ofWaihineton andifjonftin to appear and de-th«. *»l r'r h>", ll"'' Hllsw>r tl'f complaint ofklntlflfg aforesaid, within the time afore-«»ld, Judgaient writ] be rendered asainHt youaccording to the demand of the said complaint'which has been Bled with the clerk of saidcoprt. The object of ttw abova entiUed aotionI* to quiet the title to the northeast quarter, theeait half of the northwest qaarter nn«l thesouthwest^quarter of the uorthweal uuartt'rof\u25a0ection thirteen (13), town-hip seventeen (17)north, rangefortr-iour (44)*. v\. M., aitnated,lying and being 1:1 Whitman county itate oiWashington, and to oat off any cUim of anyrifflit, tide, interest or lien of the above nameddefendants and each and every of them, whoClaim an interest therein advene to plaintiffsand to farther enjoin and debar ihe Hbov»>named defendants, and each imd every of themironi asserting any claim whatever in or to theabove described lands advorue to the plaintiffs
Dated January 12, iyoo..IN P CKRKLL, riaintiirs Attorney.
Postofflee address, (; olfax, Whitraiin Co,Washington.
Order to Show Cause Why Order ofvSa: • or Mortgage of Heat EstateMioulci Not be Made.
In the superior court of Whitman countystau of Washington.in the matter of the estate of William T. and£usan M. Hortou, deceased.order to show cause why order of sale ormortgage ol ieal estate shoufd not be madeItappearing to the said court by the petition thisday presented and filed by Qeo. w* Horton theadministrator of the estate of William T andSug&n M. Horton, deceased, praying for anorder Of stile of real estate; that it is nonrisintito sell or mortgage the wnoieorsome portion oftlie real estate, to pay the debts, expenses at-
torn, ys fees, commissions and charges of ad-ministration.
It is therefore ordered by the said court thatall pursoi'M interested In the estate of saidsea, appear before thfisaid superior courton the- 17lh day of February, m>6, At'JJ o'clock, a.m. of said day.at the court room of said superiorcourt, at Goifax, in said county and state, to\u25a0how cause why an order should not be grantedto the said Qeo. W. Horton. to sell so much ofthe rea' estate of said deceased a,s shall bewary; and that a copy of this order be
ibiiehed at least four sueeessive^eeks in theColfax. Gazette, a newspaper printed and pub-lished in Whitman county, state of Washington.
Dated January IS, lUOtj8. j: CHADWICK, Superior Judge
State of Washington, county of Whitman.—ssI, W. <>. McCaw, clerk of the superior court of
Whitman county, state of Washington, do hereby certify tii.it the foregoing is a true, full andcorrect copy of an order duly made and enteredupon the miuutoHof tho said superior court.
M] W. O. M<CAW,County Clerk.
By (ieo. L. Corner. Deputy.Dated Jan. IS, 1906.
Summon*.In the superior court of the state of Wash-ington, in and for Whitman county.Thos. Hamblen, plaintiff, vs. Mrs. K. C.
Pound, defendant.State of Washington, County of Whitman- SB.
The state of Washington, to the said Mrs.E.C. Pound, defendant. You are hereby .sum-moned and required to appear in the superiorcourt of the state of WaMhiiigton.inandfor Whit-man county,within sixty .lays after the date of
ret publication "f tins summons, to-wit:within sixty days after the I9th day of January,1906, and defend the above entitled action In theabove entitled court, and answer the complaintof the plaintiff's In said action, and serve a copyof your said answer on Hunua .v Hanna, theundersigned, attorneys for plaintiffs, at theiroffice in Colfax, in the county of whitman,State of Washington, and if you fail to appearand defend said action and answer the com-plaint of the plaintiff aforesaid, within thetime aforesaid judgment will be renderedagainst you, according to the demand of thesaid complaint, which has been tiled with theclerk of said court. Ihe object of the aboveentitled action )s to procure a Judgment infavor of the plaintitt n^ainst the said defendantfor the sum of sixty-three (*6:j.0()) dollars, withinterest thereon, on and after the tt'itn day ofOctober, 190"), at the rate of 10 per cent per an-num, according to the tenorof acertain promis-sory 'note made by defendant in favor of plaintil!', dated on said Ji'th day of October, 1905, to-gether with attorneys' fees, costs, and disburse ments.
Dated January IS, l'.tOti.HANNA vt HANNA,Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Postoffice address, Colfax, Whitman County.Washington
Hsrray Sale.Notice is hereby given, that J. O. Catlett
on the Ist day of January, 19<X», took up andnow keep-s at hit farm at VVinona, Waah., thefollowingestray live stock:
One mam, a^e 1 year-;, color, lightbay; \u25a0\u25a0l«rainU'<l on right stifle other identified- BrHtion marks, white spot in forehead. fi.Jf
One calf.age 8 months; color, red; no brandsvisible; ear marks, crop off each; other identi-fication markrt, small white spot in face.
One cow, age 3 years, color, red; no brandsvisible; ear mark*, crop off left, under slope inright ear; other identification tnarku, smallwhite spot in face.
One calf, age 4 mon hi; color, spotted; nobrand"; other identification, belongs to cow.
Said estrays will be sold to the highest bidderfor cash it the place kept, aa above specified,on Saturday, the 17th day of February, 1906,at the h ur of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of saidday, unless the owner thereof, or his legalrepresentative, shall appear prior to that time,and make out his title and pay all chargesagainst said estray.
Date of first publication of this notice, Feb.2, 19W. H. H. WHEELER,
Auditor of Whitman County.
Estray Sale.Notice is hereby given, that Jesse Banta on
the Ist day of Oct., lUO4, took up and nowkeeps at hid farm L? milea northwest of Wi-nona, Waeh., the following estray cattle:
Two heifers, age coming 2 jears; color, red;no brands; ear marks, both ears cropped witha split in each eat; other identification marks,waddles on brinket.
One heifer, age, coming 2 years; color, darkred; no brands visible
One steer, age, coming 2 years; no brandsvisible; ear marks, crop and split on left ear.
One cow, age, coming 3 years; color, blueroan; no brand visible; ear marks, crop andsplit on each ear; waddle on brisket.
Said eatrays will be sold to the highest bid-der forcash at the place kept, as above speci-fied, on Saturday the 17tn day of February,]'M<>, at the hour of 1 o'clock in the afternoon
! of said day, unless the owner thereof, or hisj legal representative, shali appear prior to thatI time, and make out his title and pay allI charges against said estrav.
Date of tirst publication of this notice Feb.| 2, 1900. H. H. WHEELER,
Auditor of Whitman county.
FARM LOANSPlenty of money to loan on farmsat low rates. Call on or address
J. MONROE HEATON,719 RIVERSIDE AYE, SPOKANE, WASH
