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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

The following are the transfers Of
real estate, a. recorded at the Auditors
ofloe. aince our last report:
Frank HerRert to James d. Oarlisle
lots l, 2, 8 and 1, block 2, Frank Her.
gert's addition-30W.
!. N. Bieelow TO Henry n. Jones, lol
/ s, block ~. Blgelow's supplemental plat
~. Moss to 2. G. Miles, lots I, s, 6
Z, 8 and 8, block s., ]. j. Noss' plat
Matte e. Chandler to E. A. Turner
lot 5, block IL, MoAleer's second addi
tioc-e8W.
Terry estate to Edward g. Triton, lot
and 3, block 6, Terry's firss additi0E
| $1,000.
Alexander Mcdonald to David Cook
A acr.s in section II, township q, ranR'
2 east-$5O.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

A FINELY FURNISHED HorKL.-With
the exception Of the patent heating ap.
paratus, the new Arlington Hotel is now
ready for occupancy. A Temporary
furnace has been placed in the base
ment to serve until the patent affair ar
rives and 10 placed In position. This
building, which contains seventy 6ve
rooms, h probably the finest furnished
lodging house north of San Francisco.
The floors and stairways are all carpeted
with splendid Brossela carpets, and the
furniture 10 Of the very best quality Of
solid b1Nok walnut. Il was manufac.
turcd In Grand Rapids, Mich, and Inn
ported for Smith 4 Farrar BY s. +. Chad
bourne, Of Portland. Due thing In con-
necti0u with tbs .flttin0 up Of this
house b particularly remarkable, and
that Is this: One man, unaided. cut, At
ted, sewed and laid three thousand yards
carpet In this building IN four weeks,
and made splendid job Of il. The
nav building has already been brought
into requisittun b q certain extent, since
the great rush. and Messra. Smith &
FArrar expect % have IL all ready for
Occupancy within Z week. The adding
Of this building will enable the proprie-
Tors OF the Arlington to care for At least
ono hundred and fifty more people than
q the present time. several Of the
suites in this building hare been spoken
Tor By the regular boArdere al the Ar
lingtou. The building u nav, clean and
handsome, and the carpets and furuish-
ing are really elegant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

JuDos Lxxn AT YAKrxA.-The editor
Of The Record gives our worthy fellow
tovnsman. Hon. ]. r. Lewis. che notice
annexed: This gentleman arrived here
on Fridays stage. dirsce from Seattle.
He called upon rs on Wednesday even
ing and spent an hour or 20 in PLEASANT
Interchange Of vic~s upon the pleasing
outlook nov presented in iakima. The
Judge 10 close observer Of eEsnts. and
cautions il giving expromfon 10 an
opinion. When therefore h predicts
boom tho people may sxpscs it. The
construction Of tho Moxoe ixriaatiou
canal VIII put In circulsti0o from 1hirty
10 forty tAo1Mnd dollars. besides open-
ing up Q large soops of conntry 20 dssir-
able ssttlseasnt The survey for this
canal b bsin9 steadily prosecuted by I.
A. Navarro. and Who viii probably DO q
couple Of months enGa0sd upon the
work. and - enon q completed the
vork Of ooustrueeion will becin. The
judy speAkD In . dAtterine nanner a
oar future pr0epects. as also Of the
bright future a. Seattle. Altar cusn-
pleting his business with tha FSsoe Ne
tlceal HAnk, a which he Il President,
on Wednesday b. slArted On hi journey
homsSazd. AplsaaAss tsip % hsm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19
0REy


The Yakima hotels are crovoso 70
their utmost capacity.
The Indian school as fors oimooe 70
attended o5 70 little natives
The bark Henry Buck will be the next
vessel in the line of Charles h. wells 70
SAL for the SOUND.
Yakima City il said 70 have an aisi.
tHde of 1000 feet above the SEA level. ana
Ellensbur9 Of i500.
Eilsnsburg Lodge of United work
men vas fnssasueed on the % Hs'
with Is CHARTER MEMOIRS
s. C. Hyds paid $3.50 for Is b. 90 feet
Of ground in spokans Falls last vssk,
and no house on Is essner.
The Rshmke Bros, formerly Of this
city, have recently opened . jevelry
= ore and bakery ut EilensbufR. W. i.
Ths Saooua,mis Wagon Road Com
r.any advsrfise in the Record for 100 men
and 70 tssms 70 20 to work on ths road.
Eavara FIdY;dce. the Whatcom coun-
70 nioneer. rnade q dyinQ trip 70 this
c,tr and rsenrnsd on ons OF the piRht
hoa,s
r. vu,.a 1850 ;n.,ra;no tva,vs
-. III sxs;rs here an tne sna0iaI
Steamer North Pacific this AFTERNOON
shns,t o,cis,ct.
,r.u. w.u. 4. q. Gath.
~" H t.r;.sI - 1914 ssss fcnnt and two
oan u~sp 30 -. 49, ~. hnsid;ro
~ - 80 sso,;ss h;oh
!" 70 s"o sso
YESTERDAY vas emmy no oa
onouka LII n =. snme.h;no ar.sr and
ol.H ,s - o.s."s;.tSa
'iiiioea "o.A0 20 "rp
>. W. EDWARDS, the koel essAse ooaa ~ !!
has some nne pfopofties 20 onoI .a.s
morning, wnicn consoItauon VI o"'
advertising columns VII reveal
The steamers Zephyr and Messenger
are evidently sharing IN the heavy trafnc
on the upper Sound. Insv nave AZ t0e
freight 70 carry tnoy gan p1opely la
die, while II u seldom fewer snsn s1Alsy
or forty passengers are 70 % Aouno VI
board.
| Read briggs d LaZaf's ads. Their
| employment office, on Front street, II
constantly throngsd with those looking
| for help, and those wishing situatlo Us.
They have jobs waiting for quite a num-
Der OF persons. LOOK over 'nelt 'as'
| -,
Delegate Brents has vacancy in the
Naval Academy to ill, and has appoint
ed President Powell, Captain Gilbert
and DR.. Minor as board Of examiner
10 pass upon the mental and physical
qualifications Of candidates for admis-
SION. Tho place is open TO boys be-
tween IA and Is years Of age.
Tho sunday stsamers will hereafter
leave Tacoma at O'Clock instead of 6
the effort being to arrive here in time
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

Hxxr ur.-It was reported % Gaia
Woolery yesterday nornina that soms
ono hsd saesrsd ths Minnesota Ho1su
and gone through . large quantity a
baggage. including = number a trunk
and valises, from which various email
sums 1t mcucy had been extlaceed. n
Chief - about hooking for ~ psepe.
traitor, and soon snspisinned . yuens
Ouekets O. sssSesire Sin a 49,
hocseehoe nail vas found u his pocke1
He vas accused OF The egims but stouslv
denied Il, but Ann1D, wAaa pessspd q
- WALL be acknpuledesd HI IN -
dng mp hin III oe1ea gaina vhioA ~ AM6
cached Away Ia neiGh6eeing yard h
yAs taken before JuDeieo Cam. NJ
onsd him 600 and oostA In doesnls 9
vout % jail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

The lumber trade at Dayton u i'm
mense. The Journal says: Actual
figures show that not less than 13l ,OM
feet daily will be hauled and Deposited
ON the company grounds for shipment.
Agent Hayden estimates that it will 70.
quire fifteen cars daily to carry the
lumber Oh. William 0lasford's two
six-mule teams arrived from Walls
Walla last Tuesday, and viii commenced
hauling lumber down from the noun.
tains at once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19
11Ra71EyT vILLARD's VISIT.

Mr.. Henry Willard, during tho ps'
fortnight, has got pretty accurate zoe.
- ~. direction in which the travel OF
thu North Pacific Coast ID headed. ne
80 the Geo. W. Elder Oh With her 9oO
nasaaneers, and he saw 900 Who wanted
- coene on her left behind. He also
- 1so como by WY Of Portland on sns
came steamer With himself. bounced
this nav. BE further knsw Of the com
inc Of several hundred others On oine'.
ent boats, al bound for Puest oouno
and British Columbia. He knows q
500 passsngsrs Who have sailed Tor Sea'-
ia alone on the Geo. w. Elder, queen
Of the Pacific and Mississippi during
that t;ms. besides which 900 more came
On the California and Columbia, hfty-
ave on tho Empire and eighty on the
v;cteria. He also knows that the pas
senoer travel on single one OF the
d.ilv boats owned by his company On
the Puaet Sound has increased curing
the past twelve months from an average
Of fifty persons day 70 over svo nun
ared He u a man Of broad views, with
. regard for this whole country, and
without preiudioes for or again' fof'.
land. Astoria, Tacoma or Seattle. a
wear and a half ago he gave rs evo'y
reason 70 believe this, and since then
has given no reason for q change OF DO,
iies We believe he will be fair anc
inst 70 all places as far ~ 10 in his pow
ar and il consistent with the Interest,"
Of his various companies and the coun
trv At large. II Portland Is to be tn
great city Of the North Paeihc CoaS
ths oentsr Of his interests may reason
ably be expected to remain there;
Seattle, they will come here; II Tacoma
thew will 20 thsre. This is right, AM
no sensible person can offer objection
Certainly our people will not. AL she'
ask Ia a fair deal, and II they csnno
stsnd in competition with their neigh
bors they will expect To step back. nj
Willard Is perhaps moro thoroughly IN
formed as 70 this whole country thai
any man in Il, and Is neither to b
blinded nor deceived. Hs will vie'
things from an intelligent standpoint
and will decide, We arc confident, Wit
wisdom and impair, iality. Hs will tax
note Of the changes since his visit O
eilatesn months ago, changes fofesee
by him, and will bs confirmed By wha
he sses in the anticipation Of create
changes during the coming eighties
months.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19
rng POLICE EXTENSION.

The city Of Seattle has now . regular
" organized and uniformed police
Of six members, maintained at .
monthly expense of 800. This u a
pretty big force to maintain, and q
pretty big bill to foot, for the most or.
DERBY town on the Pacific Coast. II Ia
too big, and, In view Of other necessi-
tics, the city cannot afford II. Two
members Of tho force 80 at present con-
stituted ars purely ornamental, or rather
their boats arc bcsts on which there Is
no call whatever for such men. One Of
them has been pacing Fourth, Fifth and
sixth streets for year past at an sx-
psnse Of $50, and without rendering
one single apparent service. Another
new and aimiIar district has been Gre
ated In the northern part Of town. In
that quarter, during the past yeaf not
one solitary offsnss calling for the in
Prevention Of . policeman has occurred.
Until the necessity arises Why should
ono then DO employed3 Il looks IN II 1t
was intended u pension certain indi-
viduals, giving them easy billets and
snug incomes-for nothing.
The city has moro need for It's money
than TO give Il away. II wants hun
dred nov streets into the back lots; II
wants Graded streets down town; Il
wants more gravel on it, business thor
ouRhfarss; 4 wants moro light at night;
u wants another engine house; il wants
= half dozen new, up town oistsfns; II
wants lands for parks; aud, II beyond
these wants and others that might be
named IL has spare revenue, Il wants
lee taxation.
Our town has been economically GOV
erned during the past few years. lts
rate OF taxation 10 the lowest. The
credit given Seattle ON this score has
bssn great, and helps II abroad i'm
menssly. We want 10 keep mp this
ecuoomy and continue this good name.
There has been plainly visible move
on tho treasury during the past year.
Salaries havs undergone q general raise.
We do not think they are too high by
any means, and thsy certainly arc not
where due service = rendered in return.
They are too high. though. for NO ssr-
vice, and the no service men should be
Topped Oh.
II b this doing nothing and getting
big pay that has bankrupssd the muni-
aipalisies Of New Orleans and San Fran
DISCO during the past ysar; that has cut
Oh their gas, reduced the water supply,
CAUSED the streets 10 90 nnawepA and ID
breeding in thsm 9Th diseases. Il ia
this sort Of thing that Ill but ruined
New York dozen ysars ago. II ID this
sanae sort Of thing that has crippled and
injured q thousand lessor cities in Diff
fereAt parts Of the Onion. We don't
want this experience repeated here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

GML-FRAsER-In Spokane county, April
8. VIM. Gill and Mary J. Fraser.
BECKER -BROAbUs-In Kittitas valley,
April 8 VIM. Becker and Mrs. Broadus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Medical Lake
April 8. Theodore SCHUYLER and Enle h
Messinger.
BLAND-LILLIK-In Yakima, April 10
WA. Bland and Mrs. Alice M. Lille.
THoRp- YocUM-IaK ittitas valley. April
Z. r. 8. Thorp and Eva Yocum.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

The 0rsgosias speaks Of The svennsss
Of growth of Portland. The same thing
IL noticeable hsre. No part Of ~ town
- stagnant or dead. AL parts arc grow
ing rapidly and quite unifosmly. North.
south and eat, and northeast and
southeast new streets are opening. new
houses building and The town sxtsnd-
Ing With giant strides. On the vsss il
y doing all that proximity 10 the bay
viii permit Deafness IL - settled here
that nothing shakes ID and nothing
mower IL Ths esntsr = nxsd and sseab-
iished, and Al that tsnds 10 build up
The outakirts addh 10 the life Of The
heart. This b gratifying 10 record.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.
MAN AND WIFE FOR RANCH

MAN AND WIFE FOR RANCH
lv1 near town.
Cook to take charge Of kitchen. Sis.
Cook TO t>ke charge Of kitohen, ~.
Cook for hotel. go.
Woman for cooking and washing in
very small hotel. 93h
Two ooopers for county for joining
and heading. l2h cents steady job.
Skidder for tho woods. 8oa.
Sawyer for the wooda 81.
wheelwright. IS per day.
given FREQ.
For further particulars inquire q
BRIGGS & LAZAR'S
Puget Sound Employment Agency. Com
merctal street. with Meyer. tho halter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19
Get Yourself
. H Joni
WHILE YET
There is Room |!

Houses on the installmsnt plan
Choice lots in Bigelow's Additioa.
Choice lots and blocks in Lake
Union Addition.
Choice lots in Washington Addi>
ton.
Choice lots in Maynard's Plat.
Choice lots in Denny's Addition.
Lots 2, 3 and 4, block l8, Nay.
nard's.
Lot 2, block 10, North Seattle.
Lots and 2, block 80, North
Seattle.
Water lots-Lots A, 10, IL and
IL, blocks Z and ], Denny's
Plat.
Lots l and 2, block IA. in Ner-
GERS Addition to North Sc.
attic.
Lots 5 and 6, block 6, Eastern
Addition.
Lot 4, the w. 4 Of 8 and 6, and
the center I Of s and s, block
los, Denny's Cd Addition.
Lots z, 8 and 8, block :, hsirs Ct
Sarah A. Belle lst Addition.
Lots (. 5 and 8, block IS, A. A.
Denny's 9th Addition.
The N. Of lot s, block s, Nay.
nArd's Plat.
Lot 8, block IL, Maynard's Plat.
The r ! Of lots 2 and 8, block
8, Naynari's Plat
Farm lands near Whatcom.
Farm lands on Lakes Union and
Washington.
The Sc. Of the S.R. I Of 80.
8. tp Is n, r. 4 =.
The NE. /! Of the NV. /, and
lot /, &c. Is, tp Is n, n s
E.,and the s. Of aW.4 Of
sec. "a, tp Is n, r. 3 B.
$50 acres Tide 4arsh Land.
800 acres Timber Land.
900 acres Coal Land.
Is acres well improved Land, on
north side Lake Union.
3 acres in 0alsr Tract, adjoining
Mob Hin Addition.
80 acres choice Farm Land ono
mile from good market (; un-
improved ; very cheap.
Dissceianssivsa - 1nd gcyssnneaa LanA
We take paseeafs h giving ineeEnasion 5
q boaa ~ see1lsgA
aEoRGE, DI0ElOW & CO.
aplo0
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new LIST
FOR APRIL

T OFFER FOR SALE AT PRICES AS
i low q enybodyA
A beautiful residence corner a Fourth
and SpelnG etreota.
Anothsr choice residence. withtwo lots.
Two splon6id IoaS with kosss. On sixtb
street, for o18SQ
Fine two.story house and lot ON West
street. TIVE hlocks nom Pine. priCo Sso0n.
Sp5on0id lot ON Second street. near Pino.
with small house for t23e.
Two mts and house. In block 81. heirs Of
g. A. Bells addition.
Two eAaes q. q CoppiAS HIM. with
1ne view. for oa60o
Fine lot corner Third and Pine ,treets.
Ten lots In G. Hanford's addition, for
Two sp;eadid lots o. Seventh and JET.
fegeoo. with house Fine view.
Elve nne lots O Hruadway, for eS3so
Loeo - II haook >. A. A. Denny's
Le1 81 . half In Mock e. Maynara,a
Forty !oee b POntiuS edition.
Two eeockD IN Roblnooab oddition.
I've toes In Werfet'o addition.
Two loes Y Eastern. for S1j@.
Two Tor 49,; two fnf 9100o.
A few chooce lceD a Union eAdikion. NJ
~ II ~ valua IN the markes
1wo choice loeD corner Third and Pine.
4 ~ tweacfo tracts q Smiths Cove.
for 915o each.
Two avs-ecrs tracts In Seattle Home
Twelve lots In Northern addition for sepo
Hundko1s a loes In al pafts a. to city.
Call ard 6oe fun HI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19
For Sale.

A CHOICE CORNER LOT ON PINE
"A 81 SooGnd seroo14 cleared ard
groae4- Fue Particular app y To
oDl II o. ~ prumis1A
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= Aoaas % saat u @ MsDsemetA 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-19

Whose name l do not know, released his
grip and slowly sank from mortal view.
But three of us remained. and every
wave that swept over as lessened our
chances for our lives. Ten minutes
after the second one was drowned, my
dear friend and partner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10
Camp GrOumd Notes.

The indications now are that there
will be large attendance at the series of
temperance meetings about commencing
on these grounds. as we'll as at the Kennebec
Valley Camp Meeting which commences on
Monday next. Two-thirds of the cottages are
already occupied aud every train brings fresh
arrivals. Tbs grove is unusually attractive
there being an almost entire absence of the
clouds of dust which filled the atmosphere
last summer. Saunterng through the ave-
nues enc encounters many familiar faces and
occasionally visitor who is here for the
first time. The occupants of the many neat
cottages are busy fitting them up with much
skill and taste, not only for their own COM
fort but to please passers by as we'll The
truckman is extremely busy delivering the
numerous and nondescript articles which are
essential to life and the camp ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10
Notice Of Foreclosure.

Whereas Andrew }. Thompson. by his mortgage
deed dated April 10Th, 1850, and recorded In Kenne.
bee Regi-try Of Deeds, book 80 page 81, conveyed
me. the undersigned certain parcel Of real estate
bounded follows: Beginning on the westerly side
Of the road leading BY Oliver Billings' TO Wayne At
by Joseph II. Underw God; thence westerly By said
Cnderwood's line sixteen rods; thence southerly
parallel to said road twelve and half rods thence
easter.y parallel said Underwood's line sixteen
rods to said road thence northerly BY sajd rod 70
the first mentioned bound; and whereas the condi.
ton Of said mortgage has been broken now, there.
FORE by Of the breach Of the eonditon there
of, / claim foreclosure Of said mortgage.
Dated ut i.ivefmore Falls, june 10th, lseo.
LUClNA KENNEY.
dlt&w3w2o By her Atty q. H. Boothh,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10

Miss Nellie Stevens, daughter Of Hon. John
L. Stevens. accompanied by her cousins, Mr..
Earnest Smith and Miss Date Smith. are
about to take 100 mile tramp to old Mount
Blue and return, starting either the last of
this week or the first of next They will don
suits designed especially for pedestrians and
will bear knapsacks to contain such articles
as will be needed on the journey. The party
will make Is or 20 miles day, resting dur
ing the middle of the day and walk
ing morning and evening. They will
stop at inns and hotels. 1t will, no
doubt, prove . very recreative trip for those
par,icipating,as we'll ~ . very healthful one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10
SKOWHEGAN.

Gov. Robes nomination of special con-
stable for Somerset County. is very favora-
bly, accepted here. The need of this meas
ure is very apparent. Never has there been
such a reckless violation of the prohibitory
law in cur village as during the present year.
The Farmers are rejoicing. This is an I'M
precedented year with them. The hay-yield
is enormous. s'There is hardly barn on our
road that will hold the hay of its farm is
a common remark. Manv tons will be
stacked. 1t was stated, however, that the
growth Of the grass was so rapid that there
is not the usual weight to the bulk, and
thus there may be a shrinkage on the esti-
timated value.
Grain too is very heavy this way, and in fact
all the crops are promising very finely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10

Prof. Vepnor. who is now summering at
oid Orchard Beach reports the following pre-
oictions for August: 1.-The Maine coast will
oe freer from storms and rainfalls during the
month than any other section on the Atlantic
coast. People in the mountains, however,
are likely to have cold snow furries about
mid-mouth and splendid weather for pedes-
uianism. We shall experience hIt wave to
perfection very shortly now in the shape Of =
regular steamer for the space of . week
After that it will be much cooler"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10

A Cyprian queen with one pound of Holly
land bees enclosed in wire cage, attracted
much attention at the meeting of the Bee
Association at the sldermens room, yester-
day. The bees did not appear to be disturbed
when handled and were quite at home, not
outstanding their confinement. Among
other curiosities exhibited at the meeting
were specimens of artificial foundation for
combs before and after the bees had worked
on them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10

On the arrival of tie New England del
eeates of the National G. A. X. Eneampment
which was recently held in Denver, Col, At
Manitou on their return home from the en-
campment, portion of the party separated
rom the remainder, going to California.
Before the separation, an association, con-
ssting Of the delegates, and members Of the
massachusetts, Ladies' Relief Corps, was
formed at Manitou. the Department Com
mander Of Massachusetts, being chosen presi-
Dent and Col. Bangs Of Waterville vice pres-
ident for Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-10

The twelfth annual Reunion of the First
Maine Cavalry Association will be held
at Auburn. Maine, Wednesday Sept. II, 1883 !:
ant, Comrades and their Ladies will be given
a free car ride to Lake Grove, where the bus
mess meeting will be held at p. NJ. There
viii be banquet at Auburn Hall in the
evening. to which, Gov. Robbie, Senator
Frye, and other distinguished citizens have
been invited
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CITY of Augusta.
TREAsuRER,s NOTICE.

Taxes on nonresident real estate In the city OF
Augusta. In the County Of kennebec and state Of
Maine. for the year A. d. 1882.
The following list Of taxes real estate Of non.
resident In the city of Augusta. for the year
tsss' IN bills committed to Guy Turner. Collector OF
turned by him TO remaining unpaid ON the 20th
day OF April 1885, by his certificate OF that date, and
now remains unpaid; and notice 10 hereby given
that if the taxes and interest and charges are not
paid into the treasury of said city within eighteen
months from the commitment Of said bills, 20 much
Of the real estate taxed will be SUFFICIENT to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without further notice, be sold at pub.
lie auction, At my Office in Granite Block, In said
city of Augusta. on the 10Th day Of January A. ID.
lisa, at ? O'Clock in the afternoon.