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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

NJ far,sufng tznnafws = ri sslnns
vus 1Is1 sw rsear1 yss1Reny:
WV Balfs sxscslsEs = 1chss 49, -
reshy fr.csScna} 10 & hcck u 0sn
9TH Azdtzson 70 Seast5A GdE 81
Qeorxs i,orfY and ~. = III hase-
Xxx IA. @ sd =. - - q nas
~ Eozn "a ~ -, /. v.a = s..se.:
.sss 4, Is n = 81 fsncsicnal leea a. =
aad M u frncxinanl NECK s. - YOeRe
second addition - SsaSf1e. snpSasezAA
Aissn Z novsrs 70 AP Erssn.a. -
h!eck g. h Laws sscsnd eadsnas y
oeorss Bsrss saa Vic - C L Ds.giss.
yr-. los ! aad =. iA paas q Ravens
9pr1np PMrs. oloo0-
GeorVe 4 Kimoal ana wife 10 GeoEs
y Ke ball Is acrsa IN Sc - - = =.
Gsorss y Klnhan 10 CAarsss b KIT
singsr. tract b sss u. ID : \. Il =
Il { kelsey 70 Andrew Nslssa. los I.
block {. In . Kinneas's addition 70 Seat
us.ssd States 70 Charles P.sasr e Il
ia acres In Secs - - aad H. Tp = y. q
a s Hniham s,A vito 70 Robert T
Flynn. ioea I and 2 hsock Z. N 6Agteys
addition to Seattle. 1SR
n ndshoa and vile u X DARN. lot )
block s ia JackDun street odd1e7oo 70
Seattle. 500
Mar a Giidden end Husband % CnArses
4 .ock. lon ! and 4 Sc u Ip = \. Nj
Z. 500. -
Fred x Sander end wife to John q
Jones. loSs Z and s. block II. IN Yeecrs
frs addition to Seattle. el0Q
Richard @ Hannseein 70 LDuie Beno IN
divided Of acses in Bee IA Tp "a NJ X
Nv asorIs Of a % 8 Barter q q I'M
divided Of lot 3. block H and lot 10. block
X. in A A Denny's fourth addition 70
seattle, 3230Q
George ID Hill ct q. By sheriR. 70 d
LowmAn. tot 3 block 8 IN Bell z Deanys
addition 70 Seattle, 3koG3 g..
BAXTER and wife 70 james Lynch q n
bond for deed for block y Of scoSue
Homestead addition-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

n, NuSzss PIAs.-~D43 yca resd
he sosssss.on Of Csp,Ain AndsFso1' re
sArssus AZ inpsovsuasni 10 tie s''y
s,,ays' sais Posr ixEEi Llarsc3A re
49,. .ssresx.r. Nr. 4 J Miner yes
ss,sSx "Yes,Iel5. spe eis IasA 10 FL
$50 -. 49, On an argt< xss very
~, -. hss I havs iSsidet 60 sEots-
a. plsr. inssca3 81 al ans,e : 80
euslt = pGss frezs tss ssSsss 81 sne . sSA
"a, 90 ties wtte oar eess E-nA ~ =
his a Ia erstis tso large ssssAassfs - I
tse psyusssu asa Assssn % ~ 80
st,ss n. pei ssd aissss,se Al oss s.s..s,
THIS lgp csxraeri VII Dc con .As = = !.
iass - soaa - can Sc: sfsaoa 70 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Fsrx's OrxaA Eous..-~shs" vas
s,vsu assln isst evening before AEoseer
auascaes Of good sira lac plsy Vas
rsnEssea as sell as 81 the psevsoss
svTusns sa4 sacss attending vsre EVIL
sr1,ly tiehly entertained. Ieis sftsr-
uosc al toe matinee performance 'sne
Vii be sivsa IL fasi pfoce stien. IRIS
eyseirs After psfA an os xssee fef
~. ~rst tis.e 10 thss ei.S. IL tsa sssorx
-, -.ss IA 40 / fsli az txcEt.t1 sssas-
.,spx. Nee Aa5 sr%c.si sceSery 10 ear
80 fer his pra1zstioo, and 10 siai &c
eo,grl.t~ II all ia esss'ls smoes re
cave. fsatar,s istro31ee1 r1sy Dc Easa-
,,sns: tie Lsosca oriaxe 81 niess, ies
ser groaEa railroad sa1Esi AID tss
EIys~xa C<uesss salooe. In TIE latter
soene iistis ssszEse Teal vsii ichodsse
Ger vsrs So gisr sPlrs2i,isz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
HOW
BUY LAND!
Certified checks, payable at
sight, on the PUGET
SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. given -
security for
money iu-
vested.

ITO TH0sg DESTROYS OF BUYING PROP.
L ersy On tina. and becoming property
owners and landlords, ~ Offer IL following:
We viii allow you from three DostAs "a
Ave years uoe according 10 the land ycs
We charge neither premium or interest o.
itne Payments. and viii give VOC vsRraItss
DECD.
We hsve lots q 80 and - TIA, ore elsss
70 Madison street. and are within . radius Of
one aud . half miles fro0 the Pooso6aco
They he vall I'D are deGrahle lctD.
money and ~ viii Owe ccrsiasd ehseh for The
fan amount Of each and svssy s11ssQuant
~ check Is drawn By The Puget Sound Ma.
tional hoak. end Is made payable Of sight. thus
painting the purchaser advsntaees and DFlvi.
lsgeo thAs have never been bsfoEs o0eee6
Aftsr you have befsained for one or more
b. oDs pressed fer money, you have enly 10
pressa, your cAscks q the hank and thsy win
b casAed On Tie spes for thslr fail facs value.
Should ysu see other lana that You consiGer
. beeter bsxgsiD- the sbovs still holds good.
In short, the NOISY la Tie bank awaits your
orjoe and y absolutely heyohd orr control
uHtil you preo-ni Tie checks to M in paymea,
In f1ii COR he piece Of the land 1arE.ined for
You are. thsrdore,- - the option and privi-
iegse We o6sR Insured against accident. You
are your treasurer And banker and u the same
eme N owner OF vaiuanie property.
SAcuid You 81 any time, however, present
me eaeeks o oahk ZOE ment teey va %
and you thereby annul eli nights Of psrchAse
q the saan isnd.
we onet esidsn opporenhy Nd advise
yoe 20 eey nov: Oonv vAi Tor une and
aeeilesnee 70 snotd you tse oEpsrtanity OF
saytng. ooela nave cooeht sen aoa such :
,ot Iss onsls ~ i0 % mn Ane nos II
~voSa So osn, ~ ~ novt
Ma.e !o NO." -. ~ .ass1 nov smsll'
Earn so0eshinS. set your corner stone be-
iore w oom suI ssnen sron Ns sovaace;
IL. sssifoeos No needias ios
srSs1e.
ssan9 ~ orisains mo sF0wing
~ assnny aovsn:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
HIS WHEREABoUTs.
4 nAN rDoM THE EAST cLASns 10 HAVE
TAILxx ~ WITH oATTArs WHITE

Il will be remembered that about
three weeks ago Captain White. Of the
steamer Premier. left thai vessel at this
port without warning his employers.
and disappeared. II vas claimed BY
those in position 10 know that the cap
tain took a considerable sum Of money
eth him belonging 20 tbe company, fne
exact amount Of which has never been
made paolie, bat has been ssrionsly e.
timstcd at between tzauo and yio,oU.
The cause OF abs captains sudden ano
nysterioas flight from his position ana
bis family has never been Satisfactorily
explained. although mauJ statements
cave been pablishsd pro and eon 10 70
| gard TO the matter. some claim that
be became ensmorec OF oanosome
variety actress, and after squauderiua
nis money on bar jumped tins country
| TO hide bis shame. Another report vas
| mai he haa become complicated With q
| married woman. Who had refused TO
| a. with him, and that, broken hearted,
be hsd concluded 20 fiy alone. Ons Of
tbs vlcsofia payers suggested that be
hac invested bis money In an uofor-
Get ua.ek returns and large profits. bat
.hat the stutf had been captured. and
ue did nos dare TO face his employers
aftsr their money Gas gone, aud pre-
ferred TO d. she coast. Al any rate,
Captain white turned ap missing and
90 one smed 10 kuov where be hsd
gone.
DIN the arrival OF the Premier yester
5av a reeofter fell In with one OF The Of
Eesrs. Who sate: .well, We have heard
from Oapsain White. While In Van
syuyeY this trip l met gentleman
named George Wkiteheae. Who had lost
arrived from the east. Who claims to
ssvs occupied the sams seat With Gag
tain Frank Waite, late master OF the
Premier. He said; Having occasion
90 20 frous 81. Pail TO Cnicseo, 10 CON
psny With Captain white, | strusk No
he usual train seQosintanoe. ] oonlt
go he was naturally companionable,
bot rostced q very reserved air Afsons
MIN when the snbjsot OF conversation
a.ifted toward himself personslly. Dur
inc our i ,urusy together told him
contemplated csnin. west ana men
s,orss Vancouver ~ one u Esy oejse-
i've ra,pts. | inferred from bis appear.
ance that be sas from the vest, and
,sked him about various phases aro
articulariy vapo uvet. Capssin white
.atd that be had been there once OF
vice. ana thai he had q slight ac-
analntanoe With some OF the business
ssorle thnra. Ga osr arrival at thtos-
"a r.. seen. tbs day toaeihss, aud from
mere Captain white hoceh: ticket iof
New York Oily. lie wss travelling
alone"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
Tzz 1zIEoss xAY STRIKE.


A. DcBsA0 n vsAA
The jre-rsncr tai1oFs hsss csts1sd
tie n<ssEars saflcss tAaa ~ VIII
ssrihs tec y s1,sss shstr nsv sshsdsis
Of vsGss b aesssd 10. Tia hocs fxsd
b Hcsn toby. The demands Of ths
jsurneynsn hsvs ben fosmuia1ed snd
presented 10 he merchant tsison and
tns tattss havs anrsasced that they
vt1 refo0 70 aeao0e 70 H. demands Of
tbs to1sncJDeu. 30 il 10 hbely he
3osRneymen VIII - poou today esoftne
70 receive any more vpfk % Old pstona
A sssike meaos. noe that The joerDey-
men toeou down their -aseee' md
shears and - forsh AID rsssse 70 go
another stiseh, tot that no Doeo voek
viii b sscsived. although al vofk h
hacd viii b csmp!sted-
1ha to1Raeyusn tailoFs aocat two
weeks ago oRzanizsd under the usos Of
TIE 6eatsie JouxneFxeo Tailor5 Union.
and AFTER agreeing rpon soseoase OF
rates for york, tkey pfeseuf<d u 70 the
merchant tailos Last Wednesday intt-
mating, 81 the SANE tire. thst nniess
he sehednis vas ackpied the ueuey
men wcssd sii STRIKE today et nooc.
The old rates snd the changes desired
By the ;oarueymen are - follow: For
making coats, from % 70 el6- The
new schedule embraces Q long lies Of
extras. relating 10 the nnGbef Of peck
efs. character Of binding. ETC., they al
anooostuQ 70 go where I'll ase osdoIed.
Of eoofse, - 8 rule but fsv Of teo1o
exfsss ere ordered. Fer MATING veo1s.
TIE old rates ware from e1.60 70 q; ths
pev scnedu.e provides foe extras 70 the
amount Of t..26, for variations from
the regular psttefuA- For exampls Ill
pockets over -four viii cash COST twenty
I'VE cents and eoiiass twenty-five cents.
Troosers, under tbe old rates cot from
t16 70 q for the making; the new
sohsdule provides for extras to the
amount o. $50, I'll or part OF this
latter Sum 70 b charged IN proportion
70 the number Of extras ordered The
mso vho are paid By the week are
called "busheimen." These hsve re-
csived from. els 10 go week. The
to1Fneyrnen demand that tbs ''bushel-
men" shall receive uniformly $40
vesk. TIE wages Of women for plain
sewing have varied fssm nifty oents
day THAT paid to appfentices) TO 81 q
day. TIE new schedule demands Q an
form rate OF two dollars. In er6ef to
keep on the safe side the joosneyUen
have tackled clause 10 the nsv sched-
uie 10 the effect that all extras not IN
dicsted 10 the schedule viii be charged
for - tbs fase Of thirty ave esnts an
hour. Under tbs old rates the tailoss
Earn from 250 70 IS per day and under
he revised sea!e OF wages they vsoid |
earn from "a 50 to IS per day.
Tue merchant tsiiofs have no cfQsni |
ration bot have mutually agreed to re.
fuss 70 sign the proposed scale OF |
wages.
IL vas learned late last evening that |
he journeymen taiiofs had determined |
not 10 strike 1t noon today. bat at their |
tomorrow the whole matter |
viii DO cALvsssed and decision Viil be |
reached II possible.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
HI WAITS 70 DIR Ar Hoxs.



rAsDpU-n mAY n o1Ap0D.
Mrs. mary MSDoraIt, sae snss Of
Jsssph D<nn, Who vss rem: TO he tss-
risosiai p<atssEiiasy fer term Il s<vsa
ysars for having somSthisG 10 10 viii
ths robbery Of Lovnas 4 Hsnfae1's
store isse summer. b eiseoiessn9 psti-
Non pssyina Gsssrnsr ssmpls 10 par
dsn kks nephew. Her sHSrfs ase cot
meeting - yet With much s1cceSs. b1t
ne bss j7Ss esrGsEssd 70 sos,c1: fos
ra,ss 90 the petisson.
Prossonsine Attorney Rscaid hiss r.
ee5sed . Issksx fron Charles tkic)
WLise. Who alss participated In The
same robbery. and Vho sss sen;<1esd 10
one and Q half years 50 the peniseatiafy-
Among other things. the latter ssys:
"Yos b4vs sen me Of isfs, asd esucoe
fail 10 kaov my critical eorditfon- ]
veil knos that my fsne Of life - ItGss
Cd and would lie very mooh 10 spend
What time 10 siiossd 10 me With tboas
love a. home. They oouid care for De
aud thereby pro,ocQ ny life which ! On
told In short. Yo1 oAunos imARfne .
mans ssei.nss vhs IL behind tce bsss.
no fsisnds 70 help him no kind banda
70 mAks things comfortable about him,
and death locking him Ia the fnce. Il
IL my earnest desire 10 20 20 uy home
u Colorado, il the governor Will PARDON
me, and an CT the opinion be would
DO %, N ycu vera to lay my casa before
him. zn ssaina great favor Of you,
apd II yoo Gan ees me garden. you
viii Be dosu9 me the greatest favor IN
ysue poser. ! have q good hocss and
loving cAssEts, vhn wg1id be Glad 10
take care Of me. Yoo we'll krow boz
they voaid feel 10 bear OF Ds dying In
q psu testiary. I viii say my health
hiss nos improved since yoa we're hefe.
sna am very weak and gst bot little
fess from ccnQktrH. shall look anx-
ious.y fos yoss answer TO my appeal
and hope may not look 10 vain"
Il vas as the penitsntiaSy recentiy,
said Mr.. Ronald last evening. While re-
ferrirz 20 Whites letter, "aed l saw
thss white uas dying Of ccnsumption,
and for this reason I stn saiisi1ed thai
white IL telling the truth am In
clsned 70 favor the application provided
q medical exam nation confirms Whites
ssssemeuts, and be promises 70 tmmeoi
sssly leave tie territory and goes 70 biz
hona 10 Colorado. 10 other words.
would insist upon only such fosmsnfies
- preclude deception. The man 10 az
ing and be hss nov served ak months,
or one third of his term, and there 10 no
virtue In simply letting hun die within
the walls Of tne peuitontiary. l VIII
call the attention Of tia governor TO
Whites case"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Ira woeg tsEGfssgSe.- Although the
sxs II making the coming assessment
gnu the county does net formally be
d szsll after The & u Mosday in April,
Annnor Qa.ltaf has already com eneeo
ne rpsis sarae statistics which do not
~ ~ IN sArseise ef iadglneat In esti,
9ersg their ss,ne. lie Il looking over
eustzsge books and making out . tisi
afksse shlch remain unsstisfieti IhcssN
dNersc. muss b. assessed al thesr itii
NisA M. @ alter, Aft1r a pah icatao Z
esSs effect that the Gegaty esssssssfs
s~e ssttsed % ave dollars q day, Was
nsgcc b. The arpsty assessors wao
sstla sArocly 81 persuaded thsi they
~ niy entitled 10 four dollars = day,
M svss pcEsasdeA. however. ana none
astaD res.<nesi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

AxasAL cs THY pRENIsR. The Gan
49, Pacific SaV,gziioa Company :
snn< Premier arrived here from Van
ssssr yssss DAY morning. she e7oushs
Aess Or rix I, IN, tons % rnerchAndsse
~ u Aesf al :, pyk cattle for Scstiie
- - tfviSat for fAN'pma- Her Saatsis
esSrrs were a. 70 low Ssss T. ~.
~ NM Aeisesn ard cstst- - II NJ.
S<{ksin v, NcitcA. ;. pssseey
~. NJ. stAlssyem ard Ntfs MSS
sssrena. n. tea gorts oSs4. A. fis er. "a
syasr. II. RagshAi, Goo, = Lyaa. W.
xAsrfcca, W ,itrAin. n r. CAnph.ll
hicAls. I. n MausEa. J. itessnioEcs
n kttmczS. John q, krewn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

VI nm 0Rsnts0S. While iasaiHg cats
eAs swisonkh Eats tke steam schooner
- fesrl see sxruga1 at los tsde sns
- xsAia was sagacicnilY Eseas te opSn
u her srsEss She ~ Ss,s,ssict %
49, notwithstanding she VAS mskirs
Aese water. an uG her srrztSl
sSaf CO The xrtdir,ea Bear TIE coal
S1Asr 10 b. rpxAigsaa. So1sr q the
- y bel ho.a ~ A. aasaax~2 ~ water.
" o~ wts no, TO ss@gy. Enc grvsai
- nj result frOna hez loss 81 ssutr
A4ria<. as she has al the worz sho
- Hs0stnS tie ssr&as : ofn The Ats
Snze and CtsAlsAy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Lowusn & Hanfosd. corn.r Front
and Cherry streets, have just received 9
f1Ec aSsnrsmept OF latest vocal and in-
strumentai "foiiJs." Mf2o5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Tobias 4 Singermsn's special sales N
svery department At their epeEina pex.
xssk will ae the most corspiets shioe OF
sac Aud ever attempted ca The Paeinc
ff.aGt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Toklas 4 Siuaesman will occupy their
nev premises early next week, when
abe choices assortment OF new goods
will be thrown open TO the inspection Of
The public, and gigantic special open-
ing sale inauguseted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

LoWman 4 Hanfosd have . large va
Fiety Of Easter cards. Gall and see
them. Corner Front and Cherry. A7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Tcklas Il sinaesmsnsstli Doom. Lsok
for q special reduction IN gents fur
nishiog goods 1fxt week
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

1x las -TAs ceaeo-air4 case ~ S&sE-
~orAssxe sszLst two fOsF lNFE14z'
n rese sezs VII Re hezrt bsfsrs
S1o@Ac< le1Hs AZ SioAszS2 his a.
a grxA, deal % psss.c sEss7sss
0k1a In the case
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

AaAnk ~ aasFEor. Ia consequence
x&s esAse q Chicf Jus Ace M&lie. q
C&sd stAtss sapsesse CsErG he
1 go. and tho sEiiasss sSHn cte,1
ske .sas ssary 81 taa Ee2af aaasnk
Ee<ay ess2Se.'~ tfaeir iesaeet to tas
lsrtsi - sasac A. X pirate yxprsissaezs
~ neseret IL i itssay a IA EJECT
NsM he kass tais AfscEE>aE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
WAIT FOR US! WAIT FOR US!

We are almost ready and will open every
thing new to this market, the choice Of
the leading New York, Boston and Phil
adelphia wholesale and importing houses.
Special importations in choice new goods
which have never been seen
as yet in Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Ess1ER CARps.-Csll as Lowman 4
Hanfsra's and sss frans's latest ard
most beautiful designs. MIA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24
NOTICE,

CEPkEATE BIDS VIII IS b. cEtyEp
= fss IL Ftxsz-TiAs s13 cszss1lsBl ~ tie
80 ssSsfsSs l. oce.ssssx heal uDzl sfEiL
IL. ite r1Sss 70 resrst So set 81 esss u
rs~rvvs. zAAsa soHy COLLINS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

Hooss aod io:-Sinth ana Stewart, $50 feet
from street cars. new heas. With paid up
insurance policy Of Sioo for three yeass.
Price $3s6o.
Two lots on Second stree, overlooking the
hay $3.50 each.
The lest and chsApe<t manufacturing site
In oeafil1.
oo=amsrctai street property 5, los fsurss
and esy serE.a
rssr lots. wtth ho1se. on MAdison erses.
three quarters II nile from p5scehes. $500
Also
TIE sa.sa farm 10 Sing county. Win h<kz-
ttsai euyfrons, ,he VII pay . 80 pr cent
preat 10 the invettof "a sx mortbs-
The properties listed above are boa sde
L. gains And ar open for Eve days saly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

px,xas xassrx e4ris a, Gaxzsm's
Spc1ed street. nfiA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-24

The Finest, Largest and Choicest Assert
ment Of New Goods in every line, pertain
ing to one Of the most complete stocks and
finest finished buildings west Of Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-02

JUDGE F. r. KENNER, chairman of the
Democratic County Convention of San :
pete, recently called a meeting of the
members of the patty for Manti. on
September 26th. On the 9th ult. he is
sued a notice Withdrawing the call, and
explaining that There has not yet been
Territorial convention of the Demo
cratic party called" Good for Judge
Kenner, say we. he does not propose
to recognize as Democrats, Liberal
party organization. One of these days
there will be a true blue Democratic
party il Utah, when there will be no
sailing under false colors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-02
NOTICE OF INTENTION
Of the City Council of Salt Lake City
to Sewer District No. 1.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
| IN City Council of Salt Lake City OF the
intention of such Council to make the fol-
! lowing described improvement, towit:
To construct a double line of SEWER
LATERALS on and along the following de-
scribed streets of sail city, viz
south. Temple Street
From First West Street to First East Street
First South Street, Second South Street
and Third South Street
From First West Street to Second East
Sire ct;
West Temple Street and East Temple
Street
From North Temple Street to Fourth
South Street
First East Street
From South Temple Street to Fourth South
Street.
And a single line of Sewer Latera's on
and along the following described streets,
viz .a.
First West Street
From North Temple Street to Fourth
South street;
Second East Street
From South Temple Street to Fourth
South Street
South Temple Street
Sire ct:
First East Street
From North Temple Street to South Tenn
pie Street;
commercial street, anu
Franklin Avenue
And defray the whole of the cost thereof,
estimated at Eighty Thousand Dollars, by
local assessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the described Sewer DistricE
Number One, being the district to be
affected or benefited by said Improvement,
namely: =
Commencing at the intersection of the
centres of North Temple Street and First
West Street, thence east to the centre of
First East street, thence south to the centre
OF South TEN pie Street, thence east 10 the
centre of Second East Street, thence south
| to the centre of Fourth South Street, thence
west to the centre of First West Street,
thence north to the place of beginning
All of blocks so, 81 81, SO, SO, 81, 30, %, IS,
Co. 70, II, "a, IS. rs, n, Sc, 81 and 49, plat A.
Salt Lake City survey, are within the said
| district and will be subject to said tax.
| The mode of assessment thereof will be by
valuation of the real property within the
| district, and the tax to be assessed will be
two per cent. of the assessed value of the
azores aid real estate, as valued on the as
seSsment roll of said city for the year 1855.
| In addition to such tax the real estate
owners in said district will have to pay for
| their house connections, the average cost
of which will be about 300 each, besides
the necessary plumbing 10 prepare houses
for such connection, of which no reliable
estimate can be made.
All protests aud objections to the carry
ing out of such intention must be presented
to the City Council on or before Tuesday,
the 10Th day of October. 1888, being the time
set by the said Council when it will hear
and consider such objections as may be
mad c thereto.
By order of the City Council of Salt Lake
City, made September 18th, 1888.
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
City Recorder.
Salt Lake City, q ali, September 10Th, 1855