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DEATH or MRS. MARIA COUPE.
One of the Pioneer Women of Pa
get Sound Gone.

Mrs Maria Coupe widow ~ the late
csn,atn rho,ns. Co,,. ,c,,a. - -.
49, sr.s-.s,'.p . 1850 " ~Noss
ueatn' iaes"ay nisut, NJ ihe residence OF
her son-in law, MI. WIN. Jones, In this city,
appears In another column, was one Of the
widest known and best rexueefed Of The
uioneer women nj the aonod po-,, =.
III. 49, 1870 Dots "a
's,ue, an' TOT zans searsa resiaent
OF new YORK city, whiie her husband was
in command OF an ocean-going vessel, she
followed him around the Horn In Issa
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cARp or THANKS.

To the oRce-s and Members Of Seattle
typographical Unioa. w. IL
We are truly thAnkf full 70 the members OF
your honorable body for your great kind
ness 70 our dear one, George II. Sawyer.
who died in Seattle. Nov. 3. isss. and who
wss barred ia 80 ereditable manner By
the members thereof, and words cannot
express oar feelings.
II any member Of your honorable body
has ever had 3 loved one far away who
was constantly on your heart ard in you.
prayers. aud has had him grow sick aud
die without one loving care, one tender
care from those 10 whom he was most dear
you can imagine our feelings, aud yoa eaa
well knos that anyone who has been dear
10 the lost one will be doubiy dear TO those
left behfnd 10 mourn. 50 although cur
words seem feeble and weak. yet we viii
ever hold the members OF seattle Type
graphical Cufon in sacred memory, and II
ever in the future there comes q time when
any Of lis members need 4 friend or
friendly sympathy, We would feel il a
most high privilege to be that friend
We also wish 10 tender our thanks to:
Miss Annie Penkefh of the TIz.es chapel
for her beautiful fsrel offerings aud hope
that she VIII ever include US in her list Of
dear friends.
Messrs. Charles Carroll aud A. II. Biain,
president, for the credifabie manner In
which they perfected arrangements for
the funeral of oar loved one and hope and
trust that their life may ever be blessed
with prosperity and happiness
The members ofthe PosT
TtE.ss and Press chApels for their kindness
daring our dear ones sickness.
Aessrs- Jacobs. +. e. Allen, r. G. Lee
Geo. z. higgins. the chsirmen of the shove
ehapeis and the many others who contrib
atesi TO the success of the funeral.
Also TO Miss Eva Aonan for her kindness
to our dear one in health, in sickness and
In death.
Respectfully Yours,
MRS. MADELINE SAWYER,
MISS MINNIE SAWYER,
MISS DORA WRIGHT
EDNA, Mo, Nov q. lSSs.
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Mr.. John Leary aud wife left last nigh,
for Portland.
Judge II. G. siruve Is back from attend.
snee upon court at Olympia
Mr.. Albert F. Gartner. an insurance sd
jgstef of Portland, was in the city yesier.
day.
Superintendent T. J. Miner, OF the Col
amois & Puget sound. departed last nigh,
for Portland.
Mrs. II. j. Cnrtiss and two little daugh-
ters-Ayrtls and Ella-of Fargo. Dakota
aud {. II. Randall OF Minneapolis, are the
guests of Mrs. J. A. Hall of the Seattle Bus
iness College.
Mr.. l. II. Wheeler, who has been a prac-
ucing attorney in Seattle for the past year
aud half, aud Mcclure & Shipley, the
well Known young attorneys located in the
new fesier block, have formed a co-part.
nership for the practice of law, under the
Gsm name OF /" neeiss, Mcclure 4 shipley.
/. Mr. r o. Albeit, ex-clerk Of the district
court OF Pierce county, was IN the city yes
terday, on his way East by tie Canadian
Pacific to Washington, where he will spend
seven or ight weeks. He will then retaru
10 Tacoma aud form partnership fer
the practice of law with W. II. EHinger, OF
Portland,
Or. 4. 2. Mitten OF Columbia CITY. In.
diana. arrived in Seattle yesterday aud viii
make his home here. DE-. Aitten, twill b.
remembered, was here last ia in company
with Judge Walter olds (who has since
been elected chief Justice of Iudianal and
his coming now Is the result of his obser
yafious during that visit DR.. AItien IL =
physician OF many years experience. kni
he wiz not. for the present al least. engage
in medical practice
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DISPUTED TAX CASES.
The District Attorney Ready to Pro-
ceed With Araunnant

District Attorney Ronald completed his
last brief in the tax injunction cases. and
Is now prepared 10 Argue them before the
court whenever the opposite counsel is
ready. This cases are brought to restrain
Sheriff Cochrsne from selling certain
property for the payment OF delinquent
taxes. Those who have applied ioE ia.
functions are the Northern Pacific, Puget
Sound Shore, and the Columbia 4 Puget
sound railroad companies. the First and
Mechanics National banks, /. Il. Andrews,
III. L. fesler. J. d. fowmau trustee, and j.
ID. Iowman a. administrator OF the estate
OF Mrs II. /. Yesler.
The railroad companies claim that their
percentage OF gross earnings paid Is in lieu
OF taxes, but Mr.. Ronald will attempt TO
prove the law under which their perceuf-
age Is made in lieu of taxes, unconstitu.
tionaL The national banks probably have
the law on their side regarding tho taxa
ton OF their capital stock l.. b. Andrews
contends that IL Is rot jast 10 assess mort
cages at their face value, while all other
property Is assessed for only one-fifth or
even one.tenth OF its actual cash valus. ~,
Mr.. ftsler AMI Mr.. Lowman fou..a eanse
for injunction In the fact the, some Of line
fesler property was ASSESSED too high and
that the board OF equalization without
notice 10 them raised the valuation on
some property, while IL refused 10 reduce
IL on other property even In the face of
conclusive evidence offered by many
credible witnesses.
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PROBABLY Drowned.


sArasasi Lo11ey. Hate OF the hrsxnaesse
4 W. Laess. has been missing siaee Lass
SUNDAY nfgst ard there 10 very sfruax rsa-
ssa 70 believe that he has been drowned
70 TIE hasScr- sunday ahozr / ,. "a
L2sonET left the safp ssd came rp towr.
taxing in ecrisg the afternoon aas even
iag number q saloons aud getting druak.
Aboaf o'eioek &oadsy nS-ring he les.
th~ bee- bail nexr 10 the Coast seamea's
asea N company with q sailor who ~as
s<e1ers asd Il1s- before reaching the raEirossz-
crossing fas tso shock hands and "a ted.
and LssoEey vent on fewsrd hi.
vessel lying ss the end Of ss-f
sS1 Posts wharf Tia. IL the
las taz- has heen szea or heard Of
1lEi- Is = sapSoss6 thas he became con
fused asz1 walked OF the wharf into the
Esfer. and tn1s fokt his life.
Looneg Ess 40 lE5sh.1aa. aged about Is
Inls "a bis frs- Trip with the La xs. ne
hsrfng saipysed a. >a1 Diego several weeks
s5ncs- he bad formerly been mate OF the
ship Lizard O'Bysen. z7a was e5npe-
tshi s@al9r. except for his weakness foF
driAk- He 5 thought 10 have a eroihe<
a1a sister iivi8g Ia san Francisco.
A9sfstaes elofning = yet on board the
L1ezs. ssS q little mOney i due him
There 5 = possibility that be may have
gone % Tacoma, bur Captain Christian
sea. OF the LacsS. has slight heEsss OF any
Saen happy Outcome of the mystery Of ais
Elates u s1s-AnEea7auce
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oyERRusHED WITH WOik.
The Land Office Doing a Land
0fiice Business.
Doors Mast be Closed NJ Neon So
That the Clerks Nay Keep
Up Reearis-

The attorneys Who hare o1ces IN the
Yesier blsek and who hare Erss. deal Of
land dice Sssiaess. aa~~1oadSr. wher Al
snr time during the sfsernoou they fry TO
get into the ixad once On the third aoor.
why IL Is that the door IS always locked.
A rsssee Is pasted ca the toor for sxnlaza-
ton. saa atsazneys with big A and 9th
err srr snforzaed taat ewing 70 the press
Of business il has beea found zeeessxry 10
close the door II NOON
And indeed the LAID Office business. 10
PIT Il mildly, Is rushing Al one has TO
do ID hsd this Sas Is 10 drop ia at any time
during Tie forenoon and see the crowd.
some waiting for chance 10 Sic. Others 70
prove up eiat-1s-
way. / kad 20 wait very near.
~ an hear ard hall Just TO
GIT ehknce.as swo b-poks = earrlsin ned
Que ssto-nsy- Another sas things aere
different when Mr.. 0sf=auder zss there
because these attorneys we're allowed ac-
afternoon lie saw fari.er that the filings
had increased 20 per cent, and yet two
clerks had been discharged.
Bas the new register. Mr.. Baird. ex-
piaiued the trouble: I'VE have lot enough
clerks and car superintendent of the land
&
have only foar clerks when we need six
The matter has been laid before the com
missioner. As We AZ. row situated We
have 70 close Al Il O'Clock 50 that
We can clear mp the old business. II
wouldn't do 10 have new business con
stsntly piliug mp and we be compelled to
neglect old bssiness. IL IS just like bank
We find that between and II We get al
the new business We caa attend 10. aud
then Il keeps us busy until 1870 OF II
O'Clock ~ night Those who come here 10
make Sings may Hait aud the eouutry
doesn't suffer much. but ihe settlers who
bring their witnesses along with them to
prove up are at considerable expense, and
should be attended to first by al means"
Receiver shields said The matter can
emily be remedied by congress. aud Ii is
nov before the commissioner We
have not beea allowed enough money 10
run the Office. considering the extent Of
this district. and tAsf Is all there is TO II
We must wait for congress 20 act, and a.
IL is pow Republican congress. peIheps
IL will do better" aud Mr.. Shields bright
eaed up with smile of ironical doubt
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10 STORE UP CEDAR IUMB. R
Another Important Enterprise
for Seattle.
An CnIinited Stock from Tire.
Milling Companies 10
be Kept Here.

he rev wharf Of TIE Pssge. so-as
CEDAR and Laundering Corpsoy. 1ocntra
Jass south of the ssessoa POST rS,, I.
Practically completed, and rers xeek Ia
erection OF aa ofice for the COMPANY Wis
a@stn. The proportions Of the wharf are
oskxln tees--of capacity sGESeien: 4, hold
= saost Aa unlimited quantity o. lam hssr.
he stockholders Of the Puget ssaue
Issisr aud Lumber Com rany are the Por,
blske,ey Mn COMPANY, the Puget Mgl
Company and the -tetson { Pose min.
The principal offset Of the eoussrucstou az
the wharf sas 70 obtain ar outlet through
Seattle fog the sarplRs cedar sn1 Other
ia1oer manufactured by the TIRES coma
mines. which Il is proposed 70 ship 10 this
ely and thence Esst. There vas no place
ID seattle along the wsser front she-e
iamtes e0xld BE brought snd ssorrs and
the coasrraciion Of The wharf became 4
necessity III the present demand for
tambcr for building purposes keep. M il
/ altogether likely that the mills will be
forced 10 purchase outside inmher and the
wharf viii Be utilized as a ward for sGSg-
age,
There isquite demand for clear cedar
lumber in the East said Mr. chas.
stevens, manager Gf the Stetspn & Post
mill YESTERDAY, and e was TO cheaper fhe
N~7@ VI cufIlHeAL tls4 the Wnnu
Was built Why, the difference be-
tween bringing the lumber TO seaftie
from the Port Blakeley, the Puget
and our OWE mills. landing and handling
y on our own wharf. loading IL on cars on
fhe sid.traek 20 be built from the Puget
sound shore railroad 10 our wharf, and in
shipping il 10 California and thence East.
VIII be from 80 70 81 per thousand, and so
you see u Is 10 oer interest to ship In this
WAY. Then there is good demand for
bridge tfsnbers East, and We will probably
make an attempt to supply part of that
market IL is no; likely that the mills viii
ship any kind Of lumber East for several
months yet"
II don't know anything about a 'trsxi
between the Seattle lumbermen," eontin-
eed Mr.. Stevens, in response 70 an in
qHiFy. We have an informal organiza-
ton and meet occasionally. but { Is for or
binary business purposes only We haven't
endeaFored to regulate the price Of lum-
Der, nor ill an attempt be made 10 do so
Tns mills have all they can do at present
prices, but that viii not cause them to sd
vance quotations.
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swIsDLED OUT OF ssss.
A Slaughter saloon Keeper "
Knows More Thas He Ia

A slaughter Saloon Ee~u~r
Knows More Thas He .,,s
chss. voeSelxsnd. q sa,oa, - :,
2 haznteEs u the frsshess victim az g..
placed con hasnee- He Is ont lust SO, -
case thfosga the oily promises and h,.n1
appearsnees Of man who gave hi. usr,e
~ 2 Schwartz.
Several months since Rchwnr4, 49,. =.
slaughter, representing himself NJ - ,ss
employ Of = San Ffancf.eo s.. u.
gained the confidence OF yoexel,.os -
lass saturday be borrowed fr.,Es hfg, g.
upon the assurance that he hnd 49,, - 49,
cciambis bznk. Of san Frxne5.~o -.
snAn ne ssoses. certificate Of
aepoal sansay night the two cane -
sshllse and lodged In the same room
- = eos,sAJ 5Sa Ssfsz and Fsexeisand went "a
sae Eifst Naisonai Bank and pr-senss-Fs tt.e
ctfaacafe Of Deposit. bat Il ass uot fes
oI III tne Cashier stating that be would ersf
90 lof Inc Necessary sdsfcss frs,rgs So,
TfaDe1sco. The HHmber aad suosfv.f 80
.ae alseged cerfincafe were noted and IN.
$3.50 ssae1 icy tss Dsnk- Fceeeisard'a Coz
nothcc N me gsnuineness Of the eprti6
este was not shaken b. the acton Of -.
sasaleF. aud &c loaned his friend nuother
AID, receiving the eertiarste an.s s.4f.s,
papers Of supposed Va ne A. ss.sf1rffv Th.t
t4-sns ssn v Az se5d Re 9o2id have L, u,
sAek - s4ae9ntef. 0ui would return In tse
morning toeKeisand fb0ugsst he would
spend the Intervening time ia taxing h
o1e o. The variety shows and
Waae ne was goas Schwartz r.
entered TAG room and TOOK from his
oteTe1st the certificate and the other Sc
curitIes. Then he west ~ gfas,,s,.s- -
rowed 80 shotgun, and xarions s7pal
anivlns OF money from several persons.
sna tnen LETT for parts unknesTa.
Mhen schwartz failed to show M In e..
altle tuesday morning, he got little m.
schwartz appeared. il dawuxd upon rim
L0at De bad been swiadled He then mott.
ned Tue chiei 81 police. aud yesterday
dispsich was received from the san Fran-
CISCO 9 1ens, stating that no such person a.
q schwartz had any credit there
schwartz Is BY tais time probably A eood
wa on his journey 10 country where he
can enjoy his iil-goften money.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Once Yesterday.

once Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January
i, iSSs, To date are Si5.0Ss.s45 -. There
were aled for record yesterday Is deeds,
the considerations aggregating s662s. az
average OF sft2. Following is the lis, as
furnished by Wood & Osborne, abstractor.
of title.
John Leary to G. A. Alexander, lots /, 2,
2, Z. blk 1871. Gilman Park. 500
Thomas Rock to !. ". BuEbv. lots and
6. blk :. Eies & knights add. $500
Fred J Cook CT Al. 10 G. II. Cook, lots /,
?, sec a, tp - n, r 2 e. 81.
r II. Cook TO q. II. Cook, lots l, 2, sec a,
c. T. Cook 70 G. II. Cook, lots /, 2, sec "a,
tp - "a. RI e, 81
n. T Druay 10 n. Schneider. lot l. blk y,
Deuny's PARK add. 1850
J. Fecksr TO John Ward. lots IS, -, blk
IS. Madison street AID. 400.
V. Hugo Smith. ct ais, 10 y. hresse. lots
y aud -. blk /, southern Pacific add, t425-
H. white TO : NeEiward. lots IS and g.
blk 5. white & Asnning's add. $50.
II. White to W. curoe, lots ~ and IS, blk
5. white & NAnning's add. $50.
J. d. McDermott 10 l. V. Pschen, lots
aud 10, blk -. Collins add, s5TS.
Ne Tyis to W. u. Tyts, lot Il and SCI /.
Of sell, sec S. tp Il u. e. $50
J G. Haiues 10 J. W. Edwards, blks =
and rs, Maynari's Lake Washington add
$50
Nv. Hsrweod. ct ais, TO J. ". Edwards
LOT I. blk -. iot :, bis 81; lot 4, blk 70. lots
and S. hi ~: lot 3, blk s. lots /, 4 snd :
Blk y, McNaught's add 10 Central Seattle
800
{. gakildy TO /. NJ sper5er, lot .. blk 81
Bell heirs q. add S7-3
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CAilasa cry isr Pnshsr's casiaria
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IS IT MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
A Man Arrested Charged with I'm
personating Another.

personating Another.
When Thomas W. Evans, the wood CON
tractor Of Ross station, on the Seattle, Lake
Shore Eastern, was quietly arrested in
the lobby of the new Seattle postofface
early yesterday afternoon By Chief OF Pc.
lice Mitchell, he naturally wondered what
IL was all about He was taken before
United ststes Commissioner Emery ON
complaint sworn out By Postmaster LYON
charging him with fraudulently represent.
ing himself to be another person named
Thos. W. Evans, and obtaining at the spo-
kane Falls postoffice September /. a package
containing so. The commissioner held
him under 500 bonds
Mr.. Evans story is MAT he never was AZ
Spokane Falls. but that be came TO Seattle
last April from stanton, Mich, by way of
the Canadian Pacific, and soon afterwards
moved 10 Ross station with his wife and
four children. He has not come TO seat
tie very frequently since the new posioffice
opened at Ross station. bat he did nave
business here Tuesday and yesterday. AtII
o'clock yesterday he called for mail for
neighbor and himself. He received postal
notice Informing him that there was q
money package for him. Thinking il
might be the sic interest due on a stanton,
Mich. note. he presented him at the win
dow 10 receive the package. Mr.. Lyon,
after apparently searching for the pack
age, told bin II was probably nlisiaid. AMI
asked him TO return for IL at
l J. N. He thought IL quite likely
that In removing the poStofice, the
package might have been misiaid SO
he went awsy and returned promptly
AZ o'c,vOk. Then Chief Mitchell arrested
him. Mr.. Evans is very much perplexed
and pTesumes II any package addressed 10
Thomas W. Evans. al Spokane Falls, has
been obtained fraudulently, that the aa-
thoritses have apprehended the wrong
man.
United States Marshal Hamilton hes
been at Spokane Falls lately, and was
probably working up the case. and il il
likely thst at his suggestion Postmaster
Lyssn yesterday baited Evans with decoy
paeka.re. II Evans Is the right man, the
irsek 10 catch him was very neat one
Chief Mitchell received dispatch from
the spokane Falls postmaster yesterday
evening, stating that postof,ice inspector
would soon arrive here from Portland TO
make further Investigation.
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RREyITIEs.

marriage license was issued yesterday
both of King county.
There viii be a meeting OF the Woman.
Home society next saturday AZ an n, AZ
W. c. I. U. aeadquarters.
Sefor@e N. Londer has leased the now
"H-sht block on Front street for thu
sears a. a monthly rental of ss25
Fifty thousand dollars will buy one OF
The hnest lots ON Front street in the heart
OF the business center, This offer is for a
very limited time. Crawford a Conoyer,
new fesier block
John A. sheavo aud William Aeyeigh
ate SUBJECTS Of Queen Nfctotis. aud Carl
Eth johnson, late OF Norway and Sweden,
aeclars.d their intentions 20 become Aaert'
can athens yesterday.
a mason. living near lake Union, who
gave the name OF i. Prattiey, was before
1astice soderberg yesterday CHARGED with
abusing his wife. he was fined sie0 and
took an appeal.
The first of the popular course OF lee,
lures under the auspices OF the Noun5
Mems Christian Association viii be giveb
on Friday aexi In their hall, iloi Froti
street, entitled Clogs and Spur, by Dk
X {. fomeroy.
Mr.. Guy C. Phinncy yesterday received
the intelligence of the death of his mfher
on Sunday night at Nictor!Ayike. eova
Scotia She has been ON n de9lEe for
some time. aud about two moutA since
Mr.. phinney visited her bedside.
Purser W. y. Curtis of the steamship
Idaho was in the city yesterday on bust
ness. The Idaho has been ia the dry dock
at .ksQulmalt undergoing renairs for the
injuries received in her recent seciden, up
north, She IS now out. and at Victoria, as
sound as ever.
Both the Puget Sound National bank
and Dexter. Horton & ca. are anxious 10
lease the bank rooms in the proposed nev
( Yeslef building. corner OF Front and James
streets IL is understood that the Puget
Sound National is 20 be given the first OPP
portpnity,
Ralph Hopkins, .oa Of Capt c. Hopkins.
IL erecting three story frame structnre ~
| the foot Of Seneca street and adjoining the
/ line OF the Columbia & Puget sound Faii-
road. The building viii be covered win
corrugated iron shooting. The ground
I floor will be rented fer the establishment
OF manufacturing plant, while the upper
stories will be furnished for housekeeping
, aud sleeping apartments.
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INDUSTRIES At SALMON BAY.
1 Michigan Nan will Build An
other Sawmill.
re west Coast Co.'S. Mill Ineorpo-
rased-sbipEle Min Doubled
New Pavement

me hum and buzz Of the saw mill. loud
lonr and steady win soon Be heard en-
s.lp,on bay. ss articles incorporating the
gilman Park Lumber Company were fisd
.fth the auditor yesterday This conc.sn
i made up Of solid men. John Ieary, ".
z. Ballard and Joseph P. Sinclair. and il
MIL Of 5000 feet daily capacity Is alrnos.
completed. The mill site has 80 feet water
frontage with riparian rights on the north
sh0re. which is close to the main chute Of
The Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern railway
company Here the railway company
dumps from 10 TO 20 carloads OF logs dsfIy
and the West Coast Improvement Co. hss
aslsooo bridge across the bay. which win
te a considerable accommodation 10 fhs,
mill. The Gilman Park Lumber Com pan :
has put UP large boarding and lodging
house for the 20 to Is mill hands. Mr. sin
clair viii superlutend the raiil.
The West Coast Improvement Company
yesterday completed the sale OF pla. Of
land. with wafer front, for a sawnill site
NJ Gilman Park to D J. Reichert 4 Co.
Mr.. Reichert was formerly at Grand
Rapids, Mich, and has lately sss s' 4
At Tacoma. He viii process 1T once
10 put up a mammoth sawraili. His site
on Salmon bay measures 800 By 1000 fee,
His mil will be what Is cons monty know n
as double mill. AMI his speciality
viii be turning out finishing lumber
The saImsn Bay Single Co. placed the
second engine in It's shingie miil yesterday.
They viii be cutting shingles next Mon
day. They have the Contract to furnish
shingles for the Gilman Park Lumber Co. 4
mill.
The creoscting works intends to submit
proposition at the next meeting OF the
city council, offering TO pave one block OF
Front street free 70 show The value Of their
new process In the preservation Of paving
blocks
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SEATTLE DIRECTORY FOR 1889.

We beg 20 announce to the public that
we have rented an ofiee in this city and
have arranged with MesSrs. Lowman &
Hsnford TO print and bind the Seattle City
Directory for 1850. All changes. both in To-
cation and the personnel OF business firms
that usually occur on or soon after the first
of the year, viii be embodied in our next
issue OF tire city directory. We have been
in tnis field the past three years, and any
representations 10 the contrary are known
20 be without foundation in fact. We shall
use every endeavor not only to maintain
our reputation as the only reliable direc-
tory publishers in the Pacific Northwest,
but TO make the next city directory q com
plete index OF the population, industries
and Institutions OF Seattle.
X. l.. POLK & co.