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no PROPERTY OWNERS.

The Necessity Of erecting large busi
ness houses 10 meet the demands az
an increasing trade. cannot bc too
strongly urged upon the property
holders Of seattle. With tina opening
OF the spring season there vii he the
usual lntius Of capital ready. Il oppor-
tusity il offered, Ia remain here and
assist ia building ap our mercantile
interests. Indeed, the probability Is
that thr number % persons seeking in.
vestnens here viii greatly exceed tina.
81 any previous year lfit Is destra
bic that they should become p6rEaa.
sent residents, some arrangements
must be made 10 receive them ia
other won,ls. Il the eisiasus want them
10 engage ia trade here, there must he
buildings which they can occupy,
The supply ~ stores, shops and
warehouses Is to-day far short q the
demand Already several large
wholesale and retail houses have been
obliged g. 60 10 other eities simply Sc
cause thsy usfe unable % Gnd aHy
accommodations Whatsoever Every
business haeA constructed within the
last slS sRoulhs Is now ceeapie.i. Every
store eE EOom IN those uudeF process
81 erection 81 pakvn Tor % certainly
vii D. before tae buildings are eews
Rle,ssi And s, any oaa pats ur a
hgies llask en bis premise fbis a 80.
Sea he Is seftala 20 have teaaais fsr
every paFs 81 il aad 4, hand sump
ssaiAl. 500,
THIS tss tims in our histagy whsn
amber ths lreeal.AF eKislos eivau4-
stances ws can ID aIfenl 10 aslos hasl
ness wen sseetag mercantile invest
mems Go leave ths ssgy Seatsie sral
she s98A4 eeaHtry are beinr talkssA
sheat II AZ parts - tha East and caps.
.ailata, sAFge ash sanall ys&lsalag the
inmsnse Fesstsals.lss 81 this section
are IN ever jaSFsAsihE RHnshsFs 8igeek.
ine ihelF attenssea 10 it The sAvasatle
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olFmsxA. Oct -
70 TEE EpsTax In ypur Issue Of
the zssh i1s<-- under the heading.
ssThe Way Prohlhssscnis<s Collect
csnpaixn Fnnds. = AZ Olympia eerre
syDnzeuf xt1s<s thsx > certain gentle
n2n n Olympia Was waited ca b.
certain attorney Of the same place and
fhs: sid 2ttorneT presented sid eeE-
sseman with 8 Subscription OF $40 to
the campaign tand Of the Prohitdtion
PARTY with written inxtrsr<ion< By
he "thsrd pz-tF ennpzign committee
ores IL signature requesting the Ertor-
nsy 20 prooeet wEtk the eoiieeslou.
Tie rentien&n~ was extremely
xrosh, 1ssewnsd his signature. snd
the leading ATTORNEY zerePfiEg his
fs<s diaf, tears ap the obiecsicnzhie
Subscription with The base forgery
and ala. and throws III in shs stove :
sow. Mr.. Editor. | submit 10 you, IL
net that a bright way for Leading
attorney 20 do with the Only evi5ence
be holds against the campaign com
nzfffeeT Of the Prohibition party TO
convict it Of forgery Does NOT the
whole thing look Ike = snezking.
dirty. positseal trick, dishonorzble
method Of endesroring to capture
honest Prohibition rotesY | believe
the whole matter 70 be : malicious
libel. and challenge the proof As l
am personally traduced in this matter
demand hearing. and preiudieed
and ons-sided a. i your sheet, be-
iieve VOC will not permit man to be
sniir<hed without according him q
hearing. As far As am concerned.
and N rny Official eap2rify. pro
nonnee the whole thing false
5. l. HENDERSON,
Treasurer Prohibition Territorial Cen
trai COMMITTEES.
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Psesens 10 yosF Demoerazse neigh
Dor the fhonghf that 10 ssyor fsss
trade Ia the products Of waehfngter
Territory il virtually 20 invite Chinese
labor back tnto the mslls, aaisaes. fields
and workshops Of the territory.
Present. 10 hIn the fact that British
CoasnAsas has forests similar 10 0us
own. saxmiiEs stasfiar 10 our oxs,
coal mines similar % our own. shsag5s
mills similar TO our own. and brick
yards similar 70 cur own
Present 70 hfm the fact tina. Ia
Washington territory whits lsber il
employed In the mines. tniils. brsek
yards and loxging camps. While in
British coiasshsa the employment d
Chinese labor Is shs general rule.
Present 10 him this thought that "a.
Manufacturers ~ the Territory arr
sbie 10 employ white labor. ard YET q
bold their own against the Chimes
labor Of British Goiambia, only b.
cause The tariff affords them an sd
yAnt4gs which partly Offsets III.
marked differences in the wages paid
10 the two countries.
Present " him this fact that fhs
Democratic party seeks 10 sweep awa,
this protection entirely and 10 fore.
ths white labor Of Washington Tern
tory into direct competition with th'
Chinese labor Of British Columbia
The Mills bill. Endorsed By the Demo
rsats Of both the territory and th'
nation. removes the duty Of 81 u
o. per thousand feet on lumber
Of 80 eegts per thousand on shingles
aud Of % per cent. on brick and place
these articles on tho free list.
Present 10 him the thought that !
this bill becomes Q lsw, as Il viii !
the Democrats are successful In tn
coming election, the fnili-owBefs ans
manufacturers of Washington Terri
tory will b. compelled 70 do one O
three thing They must employ Chi
Bess labor, or they must lower hi
wsgss Of their present employees 70 ID
British Columbia Chinese level. o
they must withdraw from the Eel,
and leave The markets Of the North
vest 10 their British Columbia rivals
Present 10 him the thought that b.
can protest against the passage Of tn
Mills bin only by voting the RepublI
can ticket on the 9th Of November an,
that Il Is his duty to break all partl
ties and 10 vots with you for protee
ton 60 The wofkingmen Of Washington
Territory.
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osn3sfzo~ for saz1snx ~ trsSe - -
xttse szs s<kne~istsr1 % b. wnsssr-
r.se>1 b those 81 11y city 80 the
Pszfr cezs< Gsrs<zl wxas 10 eorrs
here xz1 Il piH ecns< e The one esen-
III u store soons , 2rzzIzks< Per-
sons ownfns property Oh cur baskness
thosozyzfzsss. she,zsd therefore make
an sts<npt 70 pat mp subsssatzzi sszisa-
iars. SOD in = measure. be rrspzresi -
ssyrsy TIE sezszxnd rhieA j. euafsns-
ally growing rDers n-rsnk. Ia - do
ing they sfll BE- eonssrvisg lasting
beseEs On the rsty shey vi be bezu-
tsfyiax or ssreess fhsy wili BE- bod
ing ssaaes uhsch oshe-wi~e naighs @
elsewhere: and zsssss al fhsy ri.i Be
yztsEng ssoney IN szeir own pockets.
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foha 3. AIIen il now esssing an< 81
tlse most feraarkas4e cznvzs2es eTsy
made 70 the territory. He has spoken
In every eosnty-it nsixht almost he
s45I ia every irnportans preeancs-
From the British iin- or the northeast
down 70 the Columbia river and up 10
the British isn< again on the wess Of
the 1nountzsns be has visited the
voters. discussed With shem the ques-
tions 81 the dag and set forth the
eissuss Of the Repuhaican party upon
them
He has grown IN strength from the
very beginning OF The canvass he
has been met with increasing enthasi-
asns AZ each successive town and VII
isgs. Az the people realized hsx com
pleteIy the Republican party repre-
senss the interests Of Washington Ter.
rstory in this contest and hos com
pleseiy the Democratic party is an.
tsgonistie 10 those interests. they raj
4
lied 70 the Republican candidate with
an enthusiasm such a. has not been
seen since the war
And Mr.. AIlsn has shown himself
% be an ideal candidate. He Is eio.
auent lie j. fearless lie ls honest
He has discussed the great question Of
the day without resortiag to triekery
or 20 personal abuse. He has made
friends a. eTery stopping place and
gained votes by each speech. lie hal
the warm support u all Republicans
and has aroused the old Republican
feeling as no other candidate could
have done
IL may BE- asserted with entire con
Hdenee that Mr.. Allen viii be elected
on next Tuesday and that be ~ill b.
elected by the largest majority eva
obtained by congressional candidat'
IN Washington Territory.
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~ TIE isenut ests, paFiy lives i.e.
cause it turnishes a Fsailic5 retrsst
Tor fhe viesAeat th4i lives sh.ls evil
fxssts ihe patty that never rises
at0Fs ihs ievt{ Il Indifference. II not
hostility. h. moTsl refofsa. wiIi ind no
difiseHiiY IN rerpssaaSieg itself 10 -
the vitality Of evh, aot virtue, that j.
displayed
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"os Weaver 5 making sorry NOrk
II GvieHilng himself scr opposing in
czsssfe=s the pa s. st tire bill rrtnru.
inR % TIE states he direct tax they
piid Ca tae eoysIuaasnf in tha early
.iaFs 81 TIE wsr. 10 his shaiae ausl L,
h's oisigHes's humiliation /. as.gst i.s
seAs ihat be aiiast aionr of NoTi heFa
t'snlol rats 'iise.i stta tAa Confederate
h'iKaaiegs trom fhe south g. defeat
tastNMI
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Il il not strange that a Democratic
organ. hired and virtually edited By
the Democratic county COMMITTEES,
should indorre q Prohibition candidate
for justice of the peacef The Demo.
Gratis Of King county are in desperate
straits when they are compelled to
eater for roies Ia such a manner
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Organisation in New rark city

. tN va = ~ A&ta EAftfH&s
he list o. hasiness mems Harrison
and Morton clabs l. now about CON,
nsete. The organization Of the insur.
ance men Yesterday Is the last. New
every business that employs any large
number 81 firms b. organized, and an
are woFkinE Ike beavers Tor the re
paeiiean ticket Organisation was
aefrr 80 perfect IS ID j. thi. year
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Gen. Lew Wallace is putting the
finishing touches upon a new work
20 be entitled "Commodus." This
Commodus was a Roman emperor
who murdered his wife and hired the
assassination OF his best friends, and
did not resemhlein the slightest partic-
ular our modern noble old Roman.
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seattle voters should remember that
there are nov eight precincts 10 the
city and that each voter must vote Ia
the precinct In which he lives. Each
voter should make il point 20 find
OUT IN which Of the new precincts he
lives and where the voting place IS.
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CHANCE.

IA Aks Tor HuGalEs AID Il SKIS
u 81 AsfGess iett owes froaa Eay sAsaF
cas- . sale EAsss aud vii ~ sid - sar4s-,a
g asY al 10 g eifrk & "a ga corner ~
sAshlastSn eRd Commercial atss.sts Npss
e SID CoEaa and see. 3 r. kI0rz
Manager OF sa!ex
hFekxsrss a HASss. Aurfiousrrs
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To The Peoples Party, The Public
and Nh. Wsyener.

DkFEkRING TO TIE Cam fssffFD
IA bY wagst-bc diegAfof wvgeuer nd
ssfaeia isss pa5iishcd 10 She Iasr. IL ri a.
sEttss u4 tnis Sat. ne beg 10 szs fest ~.
fs. pc s rsriy Ia. a faI8 lieket Ia TIE sslss
e.saetssa tae e0'sl3 Pc e}ctslzF Is rnhiiely
8pHrss@s it A. hn " a. sgra, .lssr.lassl, -
t3s sFta it rfivateiy before ~ was s44l-
e.tsd efte h4s iaas al.ssrts ke.ssgsffnlfr
4AA AMfAtGS tuaAITTEa Oh IE0
Et-E's Party
s. r Nffxgs, Chairman
loss kEaSn sacrstzre
lis.saf a. :. attic a ncf u Fzss
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r<ry esrafo<<x5{y . fen mose ye1rs
xsxh cur prese1f wster sapPzy- and l
e&os< viii r<xy emphatic 10. &c
6oas rznf r. Jazs sexscrk
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Lieutenant Colonel Copinger. the
son-in-law of Mr.. Blaine, Il notable
figure in New York just now. He is a
large-ehested man, with foreign air.
iiorid completion and huge gray
mustaehe. An enormous saber-cut
on his neck, under his right ear, Is
evidence that his army experience has
not been boys play.
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/ T~Orxp-0x JAMES sTKKKT. A poe
II eprs rzedzrzne cxscL Owner can save
ane b. enilinx ~ this e1zcc ana Fa4tas
| sor advertisement
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. Of y II
fh<sn Pe96
nd sssxsn =
J 10 rsB shro
I'd the mo
log aosn &
smssy, ~ 4
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orvs NED
res IL rad
dsgr<s sess
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% hs river.
be ffsia -
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tbs aFsf
3fteHs. the &
liver, end hE
had no fess
river
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ezes4 TIE
their xhesii
rrfR3 shout
The soff o
st once, sH
no Nstssn, I
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fiffnDsn a.
n Or Hiseins
a9k and les
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bat . sorf /
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MARRIED..

Po0GFSsEE-Ba ueHERr-october 30. lsss
IN the German Reformed church, by Rev
y. Graedcl. Mr.. William Poggensre and
Miss faniina Bruchert, both OF White
River, King county
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MONEY 10 LOAN IN SUNS Ts SUIT.
VI span Improved giiy and fasfa prop
eFtf A. loves, rates No DELAY Ia eiosi = 2
leans ?. hoWnEN, 10 Coiglahi 81 fyEiff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

heiner 4 Dishoa are offering q lot, cor.
ner OF Washington aus sixth, at s5o00
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LoAs-ON RIAL eSIATE.
.ti easifel tnorigngco ~ personal security.
Notes, MORTGAGES. etc. bought y. T. NIL
LA 4 co, MS Mn street. oeeids al
Alts.k lyia
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kasatfsna. For sale - - sts.,.s--
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FOR SALE


J,OR sALE-THE s., l. S. & E. CHOP
IT house, foot of Columbia street. Rea-
son OF sale made satisfactory 10 purchaser.
Apply TO owner, JEROME n. SANDER.
USOR sALE-LoT NEAR LAKE UNION,
II 6oxI2o; two dwelling houses on lot.
Price $500 cash. For further particulars
apply to 20 Commercial street
EoR sALE-ENTiRE FURNITURE AND
II fixtures of an eight-room house: all
new: three blocks from Occidental hotel
good investment Address q. x, this ONCE.
I,oR sALE-I2 FINE BUILDING LOTS,
II each 25xl0o, between Edgewater sta
ton, 20 minutes from Seattle, and one
quarter mile this side of Woodland Park.
Beautiful view over Lake Union. viii
soon be also equally accessible by Lake
Union horsecars and special steamer. The
lots are two-thirds cleared and in fence,
and level and ready for building. Prices
for corners 500 each, inside lots SIS each,
payable one-quarter cash, balance one
year at l0per cent. NJ. PHILLIPS, Owner,
Occidental hatel
U,oR SALE OR TRADE-woRK OXEN
+ viii sell cheap for cash nine head of
work oxen, or will trade same for a span
OF good horses and truck or express wagon
u. E. DURfE, Yesler's Wharf.
EoR sALE-BY OWNER, FIvE-AcRE
II
l.. s. & 4. K. H., five miles from postoffiee:
river bottom land: 500 per acre; easy
terms. II. A. s.. this Office.
LNOR sALE-SPECIAL. FOUR LOTS IN
II Yesle:'s LIST addition, on the Mil Street
Cable line, commanding fine view, price
each, 500. by the Seattle Land Company.
EsoR sALE-A SPECIAL BARGAIN. A
II new house of s rooms, pantry, bath
and closets, fenced and complete In every
particular, fine view of the bay, Lake
Union and the city: situated in Bell Town,
one block from the street car line. fmme-
diate possession given. Price, $500. Terms
easy. For sale by the Seattle Land Com
pany.
L'oR sALE-A REIMBURSEMENT. BY
l. seeing the Seattle Land Company you
can buy two fine Accomplishments on FL
dalgo island, within three miles of the
new railroad terminus
NOR sALE-wEsT SEATTLE WATER
Il trent property facing Seattle. $3.50 per
acre. Investors. come quickly. V. HUGO
SMITH, basement Occidental hotel.
EoR sALE-NEAT FoUR-RooM COT
II tage, three blocks from cable; a bar
gain. Address WIN. JACKSON. Box l2I.
L'oR sALE-FoUR-RooME HOUSE.
II with lots In garden, ON Broadway 81. :
1900; easy terms HUGO SMITH, Base
ment Occidental Hotel
lI,0R sAI.E-OLD NEWSPAPERS AT
II this office.
EoR sALE-HoUsE CONTAINING SIX
II large rooms. Hot and cold water
Excellent location. Terms easy. For fur
Their particulars apply 10 w. J. JENNINGS,
safe Deposit Building.
LOR SALE - OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
II bundles of loo, at this Office.
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LOST,

- %-.s'~s s<.~ss sssazs nxss lssz.s
rssfA te4u1<F DFdez4 ssst5s5tes5 r~ss--.
Vsssa Basek, ssasax ans ls
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G. w. CRANE.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Washington St. near Commercial
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between George
w. Crane and W. A. Dickey, doing business
at the city of Seattle, under the firm name
of Crane 4 Diekey, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. w. A.
Dickey retiring. All demands due to the
firm of Crane & Dickey may be paid TO
George w. Crane, and all debts owing by
the firm viii be paid on demand by George
w. Crane.
The business of the firm viii be carried
on In future by George w. Crane.
Signed at Seattle this 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1888. GEO. w. CRANE,
w DIcKEY
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

4 ~. PERSONS HAVING ACcOrNTS
"a aFainsi the Nieg Comfy Kspshsiesn
Usiasniitee arc notified T. present thejs
l,ius 70 The undersigned helore sa.arsav
November 2 -
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
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FOR RENT


ITO RENr-Two NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms for gentlemen. Northeast cor
ner Pike and sixth.
TO RENTS, Sl0-Two FURNISHED
l. rooms in private family: bathroom
free Eighth street, second house south OF
jefferson. No. 40.
TO RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS IN
Il new house with all modern improve
ments IL Bell street
ITO RENf-FURSIsHED ROOMS, WITH
4 all modern Improvements. s05 MIL st.
TO RENT--A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
L Tor one or two young ladies'. Call
or address nos Fifth street. near Spring.
EOR RENT, BY THE WEEK OR
1 Month, hpe Furnished Rooms: every
thing new and clean. Healthy location.
with line view Of bay and city. Remem-
Der the place. Pico House, Front street.
between Union aud Pike streets, Seattle.
W.T..
ITO RENT-wHARF AM WAREHOUSE.
Il Inquire al Manning & Bucks fnrni-
tire store, Columbia street.
RIO RENT. - TWO FURNISHED SUNNY
Il front rooms for gentle men or gentle
iaaa and wife. Apply az once AZ his Sec
ond street.
I.NOk RENT UPNIsHED AND UNFtJR-
nisaed rogmF Isl al parts OF tn city
Cali on HARRY l.. sWAFFORD. rooms
- and ~. union BOOK Front =. nhsl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-31
WAHTED--To RENT

WASTED-SICK FURNISHED ROOM
W o. suite near business center fG- sim
&c kCHileHn1ni permanent fuomef Al
dress A. + this oiice.
NNANFED--TO REST RuoM CENTRAL
w N located fer Office Address A r..
this eflice
"ANrkD-A HOUSE WITH 5 TO 4
w rooms % one-hAlf tae bo4se. or would
take house win gentleman aud wife Al
drrss A. ". T. %. Box al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-31

GALAXY FROM sie TO $40 PEE
- month 10 few good s2iesmsa 70 81,
our rpoas BY sample to the wholesale ana
rrtaiI trade: permanent position. 70 ex
yerieace necessary we sre sae 49,
r.nrs.rsurerS in our nne Of goods send
a~ searnp fer particulars no postal an
swerea. CENTENNIAL MFG. CO. Cinesn-
natl. O. soNe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-31

yxYASTED-PARTY WITH 500 OR 800
w cash who wishes To double II IN
week or less: investment safe and sure. {
M0lk, city
u-ASTED-ASY PERSON WHO CAN
w forward me . plan for fsh ladder
70 Allow fsh TO 90 through dam IN Small
stream, win be suitably rewarded JAMES
JOHNSON. Bncklsy postoflce, ferce 20
FASHIONABLE DRESsMAKING-REA-
Il sonahie prices MRS T. BARR room
Is. International hotel.
EssOys IN FANCY WORK AND
IL stamping to order. Apply TO The
LACE HOUSE
FASHIONABLE DRESSNAKIxG- REA-
sonabie terms Corner Front and Mad
iron, over Pacific drug store.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-04-21

44s O0AAt
j. T. WILSON,
NJ. F. MAcHpN.
The ex-treasurer, w. l. Rich
ardson made the following report,
which was read, received and
adopted
10 the hon tho Police Jsry Of Grasf Pasish
L0wisiaaa
The following Is sststement of funds re-
eeived together with tie distribution there
Of since your last merting January 1881.
Licenses paid by sheriff SIN w
Polls-- 1872 IS
10 mill scrip. AZ so
Cash $50 Oh
Check -..---. -1746 19-3162 "a
Polls transferred to school
fund. 1879 IS
jury certificates (scrip). - AZ 50-6i5 IS
Amount for distribution. 49,. s2s47 10
Proratsd a. follows: