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- NlANE q. -
= ~ 9TTsw q ~ 77zS17I 2775f'f5 <300I3x
es~~es 60 70 UesSfnri11 -
-.Ss@- : = : e - ~ssSr m ia
~ : ) {. -. q = - - - -. II
=. z lss;s... - $500
-. q $. -
rAt.k--A q 80 - g Z - = *t1e
- s e. -. -. q. g, 49, ~ - =.
-. s~...1 3 81 - - r<.s7s-
-, .. -. - & &. 80 = :
- - :. - 80 -. - $3.50 - -
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- ssss<s 49,. -ssrz q 1879 sFs =
T~zsT : + - m FyTY & 10 17F FIST
n x;xs< T~st.4ss rsss4 Il q KSraass<no1s.
-. : : n sszz ~
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CITY NnIIfH


ssEs AESl ROLL EIGHTH sTRkEf
IN sFasse <esEes l. hesehs efvsa shss
ths' AsstssusnfrsNt or he srasftt of r. gfaff,
ksfixf. sEusn lfewell street 10 Dtrpsss ssrsx /.
eua q ststrnetfaz aide walk GA hoxh sss.ss
~ eNt, hss t~eu hssd with the under.
Nzlses e1esk ~ the city Of y ass les and far.
tbtr notice u herebt xiv q that the said
rcai t. open 10 pablie instwstlaa ct enc III
afsi ~ - D eserks In shr city hsil snsf viii
= snsfn ope1 tssr tnss@estan nusil Friffas
4uts J, isss ~ a'siork "a IA asss fhst
al pcf>ssss tssiiEg themselves szxss red ~
shy such assessment raas apf.iy ~ the
essiM n1eM eunaesl "a sake city ~ have The
sssse csarsesstsss On s&sa Jnnss :. s~sa. ~ i
arAsssk p "a. ~ shst5 rssaBcaI ehsnaheg IL.
thsi cts hail { VI. rrkkts clerk.
sAss. ~ f-s' pasis.sian Ms > is-s
a sese.AESl h3l.L = sIskskSiH
"A xsrsss sra e Ssss &c Is hereby sttea
hHf Ire ssss<Aua n roll fag = e grad snx II
" with street. frsm spFing sFrers sss
Nntssssw8f stsrssz. AH6 easksfrszsssfnx SIDE
sslk on bNstr sistes tarrp.sf, hss heen atss
saih the undersigned clerk of he city 80
>safftes asd farther ncsee l. hsrssss giyea
hsf aid rel i open 10 pshsfc fEsgsctt.ss
81 shs csfice ~ said clerk, IN the esfs hail
<n.i wss5 rec ssa ssfs fsr saa<f,. esson anti
trirSy. lsHa . $50 ~ : lssrk I. N essss
seAs al Fesssss fcs sinx Themselves a.
sFtrs~f ey sas sa b &~sss~ssess snas sp I n
~ she easnEaae sssGaga4 os sssss "a = u hAys
tss sense eoersvssss en- said 5msss !. a.=ss a.
SO. to<S 3 "a, ~ thcir csaassi ehssn bet,
- Tire rsty tail e. WstfaRf< est4k
i<es - &e&s tssssfsFs tssn Nss e tS<E
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N4ks WILLARD. EfNIss knsi c. .zziss<tt
W Frsaf ssrsxz teirs rksfurr, pl.aa.
sssiss. esssatisrn rhysscas ealtnr< sszxs. 10
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Personal


r INFORMATION WANTED As TO THE
! whereabouts Of Nations Giinger, "A baker
by trade. AHy information would he glad
y revived by his brothefs 81. Charles hotel.
"Ifi. SOME ONE LEAVE TIE AID
" dress tsfreet and numberi at this Of
fee OF DR.. A. u. MARKS. alias Duncan
Marks. alias 6. W. Slade. alias ~ A. Miner
was rsomsng in Belitown, ncar Seattle. a
sfors sisae since; be - Afsusif IS years OF
wears eyeglasses. tossrabiy heavy. sandy
tsiustaches easy saiker. about Eve feel. ten
inches high. aud weighs about leo Fu nd !.
represents himself - widower, but has
wife and family living. has kissd. noble
and gef.eFssstx heart hsst not bic enough to
give y helping hand 20 his family and his
oldest child. who Is helpless with con
E0f14rffs.ss
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MlRRIEis.

Ho1b--AEMis~ AT the resfdenee Of fhs
brides parents. F-snkiln. VT. May e.
toSS. Mr.. ThDmsx nooA aud Miss Gather
Inc A. iNwfs. both Of Fsxnklin.
opLuNn@-J0HN soS--fa seattle. az the
sespdtnayian baptist church. May -. bs
The Rev X. Nelson. Haks Odinna, OF Kit
So conat3. aud Miss Annie johnson. oi
Seattle.
kNAPf-QuiIIsES- - In Seattle. May -
lisa. BY CT sk pasfs. Mr. Jesse J. Knapp
~ y attic. sua Miss Clara A. CULLEN. q.
kschsieid. Kansas.
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=
= my anoas ssaas so confer on sne
1920 g Aissha : susI ssrsssosiai gov
mont vnr hofsn ueetsfn territory
= oak anu y pseominx 700 imports
N1t ta g longer regarded - Mere
tos'aee.
Inc nnsory u American govern
nent or lack of government, In
Ainsks y . curious one. For thirteen
eau nftsr the purchase Of the terri
snsy tss people veFs slihouI any gov
esnment whatever. During the firse
years g This period lev troops we're
eenucQed N Alaska and Psessnse AZ
p mtA<y government VAS maintained.
ktfteen years ago. however. all the
uusps we're withdrawn and ffam that
s.nae' until issss Alaska was A. COM
sesNx NatnoH government ~ u Fad
$3.50 nes.Fe me Russian HssssAsors
49, - 'oos upon ~ Appeals we're
qasatss made 70 sanxress by the
.s q we aneossfned territory.
NV shs anerua " inst BODY WAS -
49, .ash .@saxa every sody adj
s't" $3.50 a'AsAA saeasa nAss sss-
!. 49,. = -. ~''asss On i, anu isss.
-. - =. 's s.'ssa.
s~-..s.,. ~ 10y as''sa'
s.a = soss.ast. : : hs'ed States
5aks e"a mA5s ha we're appointed.
0H7H 4Hx8H x4f<Ek4ia N<fsa <4xe.s = x~ax
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Island IranspaIls
HERBERT =. BE1czxa. =

The sfesmcr ;. B. LIAnY
Beecner. master. ssAves sena1
dAy Afternoon II p ID. ~ r
aud the San Juan issAnda
wharf. Il Ave< Pom Towou5117
every Monday, Weaaessay -
Whatcom, calling 1t 5mi1kT p
KschAsss<on't weather perni7ri
torex. Friday Hs=hr. MarfS
xsling north and ThufsslaS
koNehe Hafhor. orpaM ard
Returning, leaves &ha3ca1
Tuesdays Thursdays and sr71n2
the Saturday trip the lihhS ~
10 seattle. Fare from pui4
seattle, 81. Unttl further -
gers ar freight from S>4xfle ~ r. b.,
by the Hbhy's "Wednesday - r
VIII he GO RED en- the Wank1ee5
boat 4 Tran portAtian Co h
10 Port Townsend on rueeday S@
day nights and sranxferred r.
Libby. On these dAys TIE II
will issue tfrkets aud niIl ffsiS5 ~
To destination. 3
HER sRRT r. BEECHxn r.
A HATFtEI4n. Agent. -
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s 1.ss-... 49,. -. 49, .>...x.x...
: - zs.'.s,sssss. - 1870 800.
49, 49, =. $3.50. ). -
80. - 80 ss-s.-'s 's.s..- r,.~...
s1, - 80, ~. .s'.-...s-..s 3
.-s..s,s-.- - - - $3.50. !.
s.ss rs-.-s...' -, -. a. IS. 3 ss....
- '.,s..ss $3.50 49, - ,.-..s 49,.
S 1s .sss.s - 49,. -. ..~..s - -
4 ;;;''.sss - 49,. ~.-~..~..,.s..a g.
Il s',1s..s 8 -
s. s11.s S..z s 49, $3.50. -. j.
~ 49,. 49, - ts..~. =
- 1.s~s.'s ses...s... 80 ~ mo.
s - s's.s- ..,s,-,.,-s - - ,s.s..s-...s
- I. ~,.s,s-.s ,s.... vrss
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Advertisements uzsief The heads al Lost
fuend. For sale. For Rent. aad situations
Wanted viii be inserted al the rate al 2
erssts . vgrsi for first insertions eent a
wosss Far zach Subsequent insertion Pay.
fllsnl alwnYs In axix amer.
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NoTreE no sONTR4cTORS.

Itffls WILL Re RECEIVED UNTIL
ID June = ING. for the erection Of brick
building on the northeast corner of Main
and Ssssh Third streets. plans and srecia-
cations al the oAlra af Architect Fisher
TIE eva fseFs reserve the right 80 reject any
and aii hs4i<
DIS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TIRE
ID foundation and basement story t0f .
building far Aionxa Hull. esq, ard ~ he
sisazfsat on the corner Of frunt ard Battery
steeTsss Bids Viii csase as p, N 81 Mem
day. June s The owner reserves the right
10 reteet ans or al bids Fisher. ar<hifeci.
tsl1ANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE on
I DIE ~ the oSsce az Bird 4 Dornbaeh Tor
the bsslltsnE ~ q swnxtory frame schooi-
hassse AR Kent distract. King county. W.
BIS aIsssss ltsns 8 lxME II u II.
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The ehsane ii the tile land <rxb-
bsrs npv a - prevent action a Asy
kind ~ tisec cnslIfnsionA Ccnveaisan
c1nesruinx tbe tie izsd properly 81
Ne stAz< They usnt y, keep lie
mafser cut 81 ~ eosyentisn and 20
tkryw Il inso Ne hsn5s 81 legislatures
h<re4fted 10 10 elected. And which
fhey insaeine sh<y nsay - able to COO
tfsI. Acsprdsng 70 their theuries tie
me,nber~ IL tbe Conve1zs ssssss<ss. Or > rHs-
5orisS q them. Vii BE- eisa 70 avoid ;
question ia which s<rfoas rssponeS-
nifty Ii 3nveIved. afd they claim ssgxn
! .e1zznt u rs~<zs fh4t the game /. IN
their own hAnas W. csnnos
heikeve that q nazioyfsy ef the rnem-
hers 81 tie convention vii - xilsiag
70 nesi<e< this sery fpnportent duty.
or % t1ea ~ opsprtaaity cf doing she
stsfe fyeAt serslpe. II viii clearly
- fheir dirty 70 define the policy a
tise stAse coneerninx ne tide lands u
8 way that via iorrvsr remove the
qnes<ionx concerning this property
from she field Of pelifics II Isft op<a
and snhj<et - Legislative ensctmsnt
thsy VII for many years 10 come be 4
corruptine force. and III III likelihood
the end viii be that the
state viii I5se 4 property upon
which much Of is fnture prosperity
depends. Il simpss clause In The eon~
xtisntson deefsring fhxt the state shall
never, under sny circumstances What
evsr. I'll Of eeass 70 control the tide
lands will solve the who's preblesn for
ail time 70 cnuse. and VIII assure 20 The
people Of the state . property worth
many miiIioas Of dollars, promising .
sufficient rcvenne 70 support the whole
charges q the state government. ard
securing permanently certain CONNER
ciaI advantages II the highest import
anee ansi value. To decline 10 enact
this cIsuse. 70 sIeuy 70 secure for The
saate these several advantages. would
b ! rowsraiy derelIcfion Of 4 plain
ard manisest duty
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w. s & I.

steamers will leave YesieY'e -
ATTI.E- PORT TOWNSEND Nan
ynx the u. s usasfs Steamer ri =!
Seattle every day, excep; Ssinp5 X;
p. m arrives st Port Tnwa~kSe .
Returning. leaves Tort Tawnse,16 ~
arrives Al Seattle at s D. m.
sEATTLE-wHATcoM Rorr a
every day. Steamer NASHIN3{1
slipscf} leaves Seattle 81 sn r
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS arri(1S r.
eum at 10 am the next dax
leaxes Nhatcenl nj Z d. m GornS
nessiays and Fridays. ARRIVES 4
d. m. next day. a "a
Steamer w. X. AERWsN. fni.u
IACoNMER, leaves Seattle q Z r; S
days. Wednesdays and FridxvS1
Whatcosn II m next tiay; rexe11 = 5
Whatcofa 1T n M, Tnesflnyx r.
days; Sundays at a. IA. sn<z{3
tie 10 Z. N. next day: Sslnttay4 ~ E.
GEO. & JACOBS.
n. b. JACKSON, President ;:
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Dispatch steamers from Seatf16
For San Francisco. via R0fS
and Victoria: At6s0o p, IN. 49,
ceived ON board at s:uop p, n. a.
. and .. and every ave slNys g.
Fer Alaska: Al . n m. MIR
IL, IL. q, July :, II, II. q, Auxo<
Is. September 10 and a.
From San Francisco, for NJ
Puget sound ports: 4taa. n.
IS 70. and every Ave days theirs
Ticket nflscc Seattle xsun6
Sound railroad Office. !
GOonAiI< PERKINS q CO.
No 10 Market street. San Fynuc
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Islx =

CIT A ssfNIfENsSS DIAMOND
I = ssssff gskn IS Ehsnl nxs@s fsNx~ ssns<
reward
i sssT~ -iN UNIVERSITY 9sku5NlFs. a
) haxzs<ss rzsa u svx wzt<A. wssh silver
FsAezs .s.t n<a sas&ehe<s 4 sastas1e g
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY
THE TRUE
Transc0ntinental Route
BETWEEN
Tbs PACIFIC And 7HE ATLANTIC.

Its passenger equipment Ii the finest in
the world, consisting OF Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars, having drawing, smoking and
bath rooms; Comfortable and clean Colo.
mist Cars, with Free sleeping Berths for
holders Of second -class tickets, and the
most modern style OF Day Coaches
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide The
best quality OF tood, In unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates.
The variety aud grandeur Of scenery
along liz line IL uaequaled, and In the de-
tails Of track. train service. &C, nothing Is
omitted that can add to- the safety aud
comfort Of its patrons. All tn all, IL gives
the best and most servicahie line of travel,
whether for business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria. and
all Pacific Coast poinfS and Winnipeg.
minneapolis St Paul, Chicago. ST. Louis,
Ottawa. Toronto, Montreal. Boston, New
York. and all Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS nre issued to ell
principal points in the United States, Can
ada. and Europe, at lowest rates.
For detailed Information apply 10 the
following agents Of the company:
G. g. McCuRD. 8 Washington street,
Portland, Oregon; T. w. MCGISNESS. seat.
tie, w. T.: Z. y. ELLIS, Tacoma. VI. t.;
d. 4. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent. Vancouver. n. G.
correspondence respectfully solicited.
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Another plot 10 assassinate the ear
VI Russia has been discovered. This
d The 1rsts week during the present
reign In which the plots discovered
have averaged more than one per day.
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The people II New York covered the
torab Of General Grant with flowers on
Thursday. but they have not yet COW
cred il with q monument.
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@. Z. & N !


STmAME1
WIN leave Seattle City Doek
Sunday. touching at Al
points:
For Tacoma--1:S0 =. m. 3 an
For vietoria--At9: 45 Z. nj. q;
Fer Olympiar-At 2 ,. m.
SUNDAYS: For TncoIna--A1
AMI 1 p. ". S3
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0. r. { n. Union Iitk

Tickets 10 an points via UnioQ
Oregon Short Llue. Canadian Ral
Northern paessle. Dniy office u
selling via all the through lines.
r n HARafEf1
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The general celebration 81 Memorial
day indicates that the people 81 the
United states hare not forgotten. and
viii not forget. the men who saved
The Union. From one end Of the
country 70 the other business was sus-
pended On Thursday. and people Of
I'll classes and III shades OF poIitical
opinion united in doing honor to the
heroic dead. AZ long ~ the beautiful
cu<tou Of DECORATING tas graves Of our
soidisrs IL observed. ii cannot be said
that American patriotism Is thiag OF
the past.
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ysfEIs

sAEKAAN - Al Pat BEsksies. Nay 70.
pasiss : saekmsn. aged s. years. 5
months and Il days
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aersE NOTING ssD RAISING.

AZ HsSnkfT siDG'-E MOVING AND
~ rsls SO TIE ssss card 81 fsszs. on
- = Natk ssoas pgenpslss snf sasis-
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xDrs.susssAL-


tysASTFn-A LIMITED NUMBER On
srsansats ~ learn crsyon drawing
Nsnneapoiis Art studio. corner af Front
ard Spring streets
rsseo rxsssrs Fsfxsrser. terrns feAso0sksle.
EsrMgt A Hna~ssa Remington Typewriter
agensy. sscslexraFhsf and tyfewritlng sup
Fsassa. sessfn hsssk. "a FCluasb.. street.
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.,nr,1uu.r ! = IN - -

:
q cARMAx. ~ n, EHYMC1AH AND
- 8nxw<ua. xx>rf1nto ek IT. Ae5<AffxneE4
49,. - - - ~ 49, - 49,
-. ~ .. = . =. s - d .,.S 4 - : s -
= = - g - -. e. -. as.s55.
-: - srs.~5,s5 lis'sss II ,sSsSsu. eIsc
=. - 81 e. - - ...-e
All ex3l4 night o. dny. n1lleszd1d frum 1llce.
- = $3.50 . Z : = . = = = r szs17
Is "a a f~svrsss NJ Shsef
- - = - - - <sSs x-> - e -
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vsTEKrNaRr sTTnsEONx

nh A J. McaN nssa, n. u v. s.,
~ ssssSuxfe a. Ontario veterinars Col
iege. Tersnse. T. prepared 20 treat disen< ,
81 horSe<, attic ard other domestic All
sasls with care aua skfiE Hsxses bra xhs
and Sold on c.smmisstssn Spa sial attention
ssvea 10 tina examination OF horses a 10
-sssssds esq G0infnbsa ssrses, above Sec
go esr~ffs isns fysrt Seattle Mt
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Leaves Seattle ct II D. IA. SUM
days and Thursdays. Arrives a
81 II Z. m. Mondays. WcsineegA16I
days. Returning. leaves Ehal1c
m Mondays and Wednesday, ~
urtiay 1t a. m. Arrives at $500
m. Tuesdays and Thursdays ~
urtiays ct about . p. IN.
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WHITE Hpsnn :,

- ANEAEt sasets kssss4 ASa AxAAEf
n esfs~l4 ssAlslss - tHss oiss<zs sz.s.fs
es@ts sxfsas Afssasss. y. nss lnfss
i<kxn0Af ez<re
IA 4Afkstk- ~ a sssls lss.k Nfff EssTs
z9&zAttsN. 80 = zzes ID, rxo ssssnss
MT y private Asassxs m~s<s -
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sAskhAN Al rosa Bi.s.ie Nay 70,
raasss s.s - 49, .se' " s's's' .
-
Adyertissu.sats usssief The heasl@ "a i.sss
fuena. For sails, For Rent. and Situations
- .ntsst wIil ~ s,s.e~ss.i :, az zee n I,
setsts : ser1 sof Hrs1 insertions | cent a
s wssa s s. ss.h sassssluens insertion. Fay
4ss's - >" wa aasse
IxrsrlIoxSexs vii; her,aissf ~ .,ss,, ,,s,asl
Ill p. "a. Classified advertisements viii i.
received an Il, this Ss,ssY
-
Inc tatlnwtng letters arv awaiting asiseS~
tssfs Al this ofsssa
sya. Y IA.hts
- 49, mrs ~ iaF.nef
HkIP WANfrn
- .,-s-s.,--..-~.--~.--.
Du1ss ATTENTION. A RARE offNR.
- tnnity Z hsrwssy etfeFs~i to twellty RI
sIsxsssahse tsess between fi8e ages ~ sixteen
-. a. ss.s, ~ $3.50 ssss's.
y ssss ssslsrlss 4, I.srns he 49, ...,v.,s -
DE fsr.t ss,,..,.'ss,,s :. "a ssa -. :.
t5.,s, ass9 ss.,ss.. ase,s
slss s.tlasa..i = sas AraneEs Monday even.
stsSs sRtss = 81 sesaes.
xx-kSTEfs- rvs, s.ts,1. y.sfags ~
w psy 10 A rrssssssr &. son. Sssah,s.,,isl,
-.
m = ~ nj fesh Ss~S :. hAl
sesussn Is ara la ) = - AZ 49, -sis,.,
ssree.
xasAxYsp-A s..sss, .s1r, ~, ~. 80
w crsi heus,.vsss aas'Ix y NJ. ~ a
III. asssss. s s.rass . IsFsFaaee ard valley
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i7-ei-~a--se-
4 ssssattsk INVESTMENT - nlssfSf AM
- sss3r~shArss serss IN s~<sss9n 4 ansy q
an ARE <ssi4s 4 ~ L. sssrT Fss~a.rsssf
Huss y AMI fsufsAIi <sas III ~
ts&e CaiaH ~ gea - ssva ~ s<sw
sxass sasxssx fNass zSe ~ o. se-s* RAEk
.sstARNAS
- vs. IA1. n8s.eA4S- a Lksf< 81
tees NIL sd &.sa@as sresss< a. szs
= - sHssxrse Sab NsER szasEwsN
sET >TusE
tAr Esksssass skT .gs1Ak - ~
~ wsss1 <ssFsss.fly fsesss the 24xsssss
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-26
TAX VALUES OF RAILROADS
State Board of Equalization Increases
Returns OfSeveral Companies.
The Gain in the Aggregate Assessment Is Con-
siderable, and Offers One of the Best Show
ings of This Kind for Years.

The State Board of Equalization Will
meet to-day for the purpose of signing the
report of the assessment of the railroad
property in the State. The report has been
prepared by the clerk of the board, John
w. Coons, the Deputy Auditor of State
and it shows that the total valuation mas
been increased from $64,211,717 in 1883, to
S66, 241 $50. 1t also shows that the miles OF
main track were increased during the
past year from 5,745.75 to 5,S25.Sl; Sec
ond main has decreased from 10s62 to
1878: side-track has increased from
1856. II miles to 1869; rolling stock from
5,6S6.2l miles to 5,S00.43. the value OF the
latter being S12, s59.919. Marion county's
valuation was increased from s.. S36. S32 to
$3.07s,37S The indianapolis Union main
track has increased from $500 to 100000
per mile. The valuation of its side track
remains the same as last year. This COM
pany has had its main track increased from
$50, 600 in 1888 to 100000 in 1889. The as
sessed valuation of the roads in detail is as
follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-26
$57.5s3,O71.64
CHANGES IN VALUATIONS.

CHANGES IN VALUATIONS.
The loans on bonds and mortgages have
been reduced by the sum of $4,000 on ac-
count of some of the real estate security
proving insufficient on appraisal to sustain
loans to that amount.
1t has been found necessary for similar
reason to deduct SIS SS7.37 from overdue in
terest upon bonds and mortgages.
Ihe real estate was appraised upon the
pass of what the property was Thought TO
De worth at private sale within a reason
able time upon the usual terms OF sales IN
vogue In the locality.
The company's office building ut Hart
lord, valued at SOC, 600, was appraised upon
the basis of its value as an investment TO
the company. This building was con-
structed by the company In 1871 In the most
substantial manner at cost OF about
sl,0OO000. 1t is absolutely fire proof, and
It's vaults afford security Tor It's books,
papers and securities nowhere else obtain
able in Hartford. Ii is one of the most i'm
posing edifices in the State, and has value
outside OF its income production as an adj
yertlsing medium, and rs a home Tor the
largest corporation OF New England.
The assessed value of this property is
100000. of which $4,000 Is taxed by the
city of Hartford, and $500 IL exempted
by the laws of the State ~ the value of the
portion of the premises occupied by the
company for its own uses.
Inc premium notes were found 10 DE as
CLAIMED by the company In Its annual
statement. These were based upon policies
In force, and not in excess OF their reserve
values sum, however. OF sso,4Ss.2S was
deducted from interest due on said notes
by the company for excess over such values.
And fonnd TO be correct.
The departments corrected calculations
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-26
4dr3ce I'm Mothers.

Mrs. Winslows soothing syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at once;
it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as bright as button" 1t is very
pleasant to taste. 1t sooJhes the child.
softens the gums. allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrh9a, whether aris-
ing from teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents a bottle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-26
Harresf E,rcstrsions.

Via the O., /. & w. IT,. b. g. w. Route), on
Aug. 6 and 90 Sept. 10 and "A. and Oct. s.
This popular line win sell excursion tickets
Kansas, Colorado. Texas, Utah, Nebraska.
New Mexico Oklahoma, Wyoming. Idaho,
Montana, Indian Territory, etc. Tickets
good thirty days to return. For rates,
maps and detailed information, call on or
& w. R'y, No. AZ jackson Place, opposite
new Union Station.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-26
SIS Niagara Excursion.

The c.. Fl. & ID. circular explaining its
annual excursion to Niagara Falls which
leaves Indianapolis Aug. l. is the most CON-
plete thing of The sort ever gotten out. 1t
gives an outline of the route, all expenses
possible to incur rates at hotels, ETC., all
privileges. and everything that tourists
could possibly wish TO know. Call for one
at c.. III. T. ID. office. corner Illinois street
and Kentucky avenue, or drop card to
w. II. FISHER, General Agent, Indianapo-
lis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-26
MINOR CITY MATTERS.


CHAIRMEN REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMIT
TEEs-Harding IL HOvey's office, No. pig West
Washington street, r. n.
LEAGUE Observation-Disclosures VS.. Chica-
90; League Park, $3.50 p. NJ.
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT INDIANA LEGION
Armstrong; farm, near North Indianapolis.
KNIGHTS OF FRIENDSHIP-Natio encalnf-
ment prize drills; Exposition grounds, p. NJ.
EDEN Observation-Disclosures afternoon and even
ing.
BATTLE OF ATLANTA Observation-Disclosures
street, between Illinois and Tennessee; day and
evening.