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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07

Il r. announced that Mr.. -4fafsts
Piles, The present city attorney. viii
present himself to the voters Of So
SIDE ~ candidate for re-
sasction. Having failed 10 secure The
endorsement Of the citizens copvsn-
lion on Friday evening. be appeals 10
the people for sn expression o. ar-
prevail Of bis Official course. and re-
quests . nex lease ~ poser nj their
hands.
Mr.. Piles should Dot be rs-sisstess.
Not in point Of ability. not Ia point Of
character and not In point Of standing
In the community is be qualified for
the position wbseb be holds. No IN
teilEgens voter, uho has watched the
city attorney Office In the past rear
can have failed 10 see how wrstehesily
is affairs have been raissnanagsd. In
she ordinances drawn By Ar. Plies
correctness has been the exception
and worthIessness the rule. Oaig
few days ago The council passed tso
ordinances parpoFfilg 10 condemn the
rights OF way for new streets. These
were drawn by ATTORNEY Files. AID,
strange 10 relate. be had left oDi the
condemnatory eiaasss. OF eos1rse the
ordinances as passed we're utterly
worthless, and the council was cofn-
PEELED 10 rectlfy Mr. Plies error n
subsequent meeting. This instsnee.
however, II only one Of MANY which
no to make up the grand sslfa Of in
competence In the city attorney $
Office during the past year.
There are other reasons why As.
Piles should not he reelected, and
these reasons are patent 10 al who
have watched bis course during the
past few months and convincing To al
who have the welfare Of seattle at
heart. During the coming year the
Office OF city attorney sill be one Of
the most important in the city govern
ment. The legal proceedings threat
eped against the city ~iil render
necessary the possession Of high
order OF legal ability by the attorney
who defends the eity's cause. such
ability Mr.. Piles certainly does not
possess. Further than this, the
interests Of the city viii
clash with those OF several
powerful and wealthy corporations.
II wili he necessary, therefore. II the
city Is To be properly Represented that
the city attorney be n tsan beyond the
suspicion of corrurtati!lty This, Mr.
Piles is not, and even his warmsst
supporters will not venture Ia urge
that he Is The record Of bis official
life for one year Is made DIP and Meth
or on this score nor any other Is Il a
record which entities him u re-elee.
ton.
Mr.. Piles Is neither able nor tfust-
worthy Iieie. indeed. are tao reasons
why be should be defeated. and the
PosT.iSTrLLioEScgR commendS them
To the consideration Of the thir king
voters Of Seattle.
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY.


AZ the request OF many OF bis
friends Mr. r. H. Albertson has con
scented that his name he placed In the
list Of those who are candidates for
the Office of city attorney. Mr.. Al
bertson is s.ll known 10 the people Of
Seattle. among whom he has lived for
the past six years aud who recognize
fsliy his ability aud his trustworthi.
ness.
As a lawyer, Mr.. Aibeftson RANKS
we'll He Is universally regarded a.
one OF the brightest and most prosais
ingamong the younger practitioners Al
the Seattle bar. The interests which
have been intrusted 10 his care IN the
past, and which have been we'll and
faithfully guarded by him, bear sit
ness that he will discharge faithfully
any trust that may be repose d in hin
by the people.
Mr.. Albeftson j. not unknown petit
cally. lie has never been before tn,
people "a candidate for office. bat hs
has long been faithful worker ia IN,
cause OF good government As chair
man of the Republican county com
mittce last year he did splendid work
and the brilliant Republican victor,
in King county vas dae In larr,
measure to his skill, prudence ans
sagacity.
As city attorney, Mir Alhertsos
could be trusted implicitly to guart
the interests OF the city 90 the best o
his ability. No man would dare Z,
approach him with hribe No mat
would dare 60 ,ampor in any say viii
his fidelity IA the trust repo-ed In him
As man. A. citizen. a lawyer
Mr.. Aiberssan Is worthy 81 the Office
which he seeks. ard the ro>Y-INtKtil
exNcxa warmly eommends him e. ~.
voters OF Seattle
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The confusion and disorder Nhirh
broke up the eisiaen's convention on
Friday evening WAS prycirssagel by
the dramatic appeal of Samuel Piles
for fair play, Mr.. Plies deela ed that
the ballot box had been stageA in
favor of his opponent sud demanded
that. If another ballot Ia taken. the
teliers be changed He thas cast a
serious inpusat,aa upon tie gentle.
m.n who acted a. seilsrs, and bow
unfounaed this impsssiien sas. as,ly
those who kaes slse isesS gau ap
preeiste.
In counting sle VOTES NJ, &. H.
uellhrou, enc al the tslsrs. fenna a
bunch os ballots which has eyivsntly
been cast by one peras. He pnau ptly
called the attention. - NJ ries aps.
the tellsss SO this discovery and hy
the u naaimcWs vote of the teller TIE
fraudulent ballots wvre ihFown out.
not being ea0nie3 eishes for az against
NJ. Piles,
MIR. Piles pFofe>sssl Ga 81 entirety
satisfied with the ~ annef ia * hl,A he
hal been treated lsy the sel.sSs. a.. su-
deed, he should have bstn within
five minutes. heweveE. rs sgr&ag srou
the platform, represented thAs TIE
ancoantc,i ballots hsa hevn ssur1ei
against hi'n, ard demanded that
new selleFs t3 sppontei Re
took excellent care n.st su sea the cen,
yensiea that the fraudulent hslaoss
had hesu discovered aY Nr Hw}area
or that they hal hssn tacesn oat as
tho ieliers whom be aSs4.ts~l He
rlaye,l The lshs So in As dt.sast.ge
manner as Il sas ever playot
And this il she sise og the aao alo
siessF,S 90 il, rv elected eity afssssasy
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steamers VII leave Ys~ss~s.
ATILE, FORT TOWNSEND Pni'r1s tw4
ing lae 7. : mats. Steamer rnxr7- -
Seattle every isy. exerr.; ssf..-s1 - y -
m. ARRIVES at Fort Tawn-s.'. 8 N
Returning. leaves Port Toxnss- , 8 8 Z 4
arrives AZ Seattle at D. IA ke&9
sEATTLEwHATcnv pcf-~~
every dsy steamer WASHIvsxrt:s ~
direct leaves seattle 81 On tG11I
inesstays snd THURSDAYS 49, -. sazal1xs
com NJ ie am the uexs asr wh1
leaves NoafssoEs 81 D N vos.ss an
nesssays aud Fridays, arrives - saeA Nh
g. M. next dSv. - Seaxf2< 4 I
steamer W. X MEawrx
LAt3NNER. leaves S-.a.rle :. zs4ing :
days. Wednesdays ard Fr1.ss~s - 1an
" hafeeEa l. m usxi day. rtsnr.s.' sEz,ss {
Y hsieeT1 At ?. n. Tassslsvx - ssSu
sssys; sundays ~ =. m. s-~s..sMu l11n
lie 10 a N. nexi ssay: >arIsAr~ = ~
NEW WESTMINSTER AVN
Rt,t Z - Steamer Ellrs 49, nt@AtHI
leave lesler's aeex for < ain~' ~ 3, NJ
81 =, Mondays ~ > p n. r.. ~ sAst
min>t.T aad Roche Rsxfsar M. tsss
al IL =. III. as<ltkyu
GEO. :. JACOBS -.
p. B. JACKSON. Prs>stlspt sS5e2
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DfnDS VILE BE RECEIVED On TaE
ID corner of Froat and [ University streets.
Tor the excavation OF lot soxse feet. until
Monday evening. The right 10 n ieet apy
or ali bids l. reserved. Surveyor esti
mates can be seen on premises. Also one
frame dwelling house for safe T.. Dsilcr.
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NOTICE. HAVE A LARGE sio0K
~ ~ furniture aaf beading az turner
hail, Fourth and Jsf:rrs0n ,tiecls. A..
N-hfbn4eh
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NuSItrI NnTlGE,

4 >8FEE-tTG kNCANPME Eo 4
/ - % 2 sseefs fhSs sFensae ~ sse
---r-------~
ErEAFkkSEGY LtfHsE No - o. a.
q , HRTts sTN-y Thnrstsy esenGav IS :
c.fss T. sn zze tH - -ssffse i.HstE~. Marta
-sAstg~, A. EaeTsfsrx ri fAe arssr IN god
- &gaing 2ee cordially tAxsss1 - Atsend
A. COMPTON,. \ e.
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Seattle. Lake Shore L. Easiers Ry,

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For SnoqRalinie aud wRs y.oiats. leave
$40 a. m arrive 81. ~. For Gilman aud
Way points. leave s,i5 .. m, i:45 q. IA
a rive SO n. m. } >. m For Snohorn sh
ami way points. leave s.fA A. M $40 u.
m arrive SD .. m.. 5 y n. FOR Lake
Washington. kafenus Para and Snbufba
points, leave SIS q IN, las y. m, arrive
go a. m, $50 2. m. For Edgewster. Ere
mont aud Suburban points, leave b.59a IN.
~ u a. m. l:5S y IN 10 p. M: arrive
40 = IN, III As a. M: $50 y. ~. 1:f0p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fer snohomisa AMI way points, leave
BIO r. ~ arrive 1905 a. m. -far LAKE
Washington, RaVenns Park and suburban
points, leave io.l5 a. m, Las p. m: az rive
II - a. No.. $50 p, N.
Connect with steamer az Union Bay or
fesier Tor Houghtou aud kir.ls
r. W. RUFF Cen Pas. ACT.
r. W. d. HuLHROOk. Manage.
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f>

- 1t1fEN FROM NIA&s 4 MERi
: sas ass-s aossse sse aAs gas - say
e. NstEa&t tsssl Z SRA 5aex 1&.a h
sate SSH a. ~ faFs Assyf $50 s e. 6
- s-stasst i5zssse az aat s-s - eF4ss.
= gaE ss4 Eala &ss 49, sga-s fssu shst
y = ssaa - esse Ezss - saaav a. Tsa--
Asa, 1.s-s khiaa sges0s
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l. sd sfsztl- NAOMI astgTt
iss c1RSHss@ E&sss- Ia Ssazas. Esfs.r.
ssssfHsy. tt zDsts0xs.s asrkttge sg7~s
szaS sEsEs aeesTsssSs sefssgrAfAse.s s1vxgvs
Esss@s essEass ss~es1 .s8sltsss. ssEe EsFtEx ..ss
ct n2fxs4 hsTy&se xFssanss arr ssss-ss.s.-,,.'.
sccoszss1z - Esodsz2 =<saests
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rscIric ooAsr srxsn.-,-

Dispatch steamers froHa Seasfs~ q.
Fer esss Frafsffssse, via purs
and Victoria; ~ s.as n n -. qlend
eeived On board ~ SEQ nj M ~ - -
II. J, =, =. aud every fve sterrsgx.s.
For Alaska. At = a. n. Jaix ) = ~
August |. III. ia p, >epselahrr 4 - 3
Prom san FFancisoa, sof F,rr..s.e =
Puget sound ports: Atsa ~
IA. II, .. -, and every eve dam ~ 49,
Tickets may be CHAINED - ~. "a !.
OF Ia chr Tsny ~ he Eusera -
GoonALI- PERKINS q Co. Ga -
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FTfs kET EMBROIDERY ST0Ng =
4 s sr0 esss1s saAa4 rfs3 .zsF go er,ss3
fvS Sal IA F 81 esssta ~. s.,stas
s-slss.A s}s asft awssses az hst
s,sN&et = asEe sgts fa'sa sea tssaaas Is ~asgs a
a-aa AesssasnE lsea - &0s Y T. aEs
xa1 y - e. N Esa2 SIS ,secss8 ss~sxs
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The first aud uAesI .Gs,y eaasFasrn
lie l. that declaring that 8 eosab.aA.
tion has been farsHSa bssws~n Mas or
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Island Transportation G,
HERBERT ,. BEEcaER. Mssses.

The steamer J. Il. ifBBYs Hefbea4 Z
Beechef, master, leaves seattle ever -
DAY afternoon at p. IN for PORT Tov1nm9
and the san Juan islands. frem HdnA1b
wharf. II sves Port townsend q u2H
every Monday, We nesisv aud Fri61y -
Nhatconl, calling nj smigas is'an4 ~
Richardson's weather fsefmi tsfagAAA9A
Lopez. Friday HaFbDr. M@rle on xo11Q
going north ant Thursday geiu1 eoN1k
kosche Harbog, 0Fcss sud last soaa4
Returning, leaves Whstcon ri - ~
/ Tuesdays, Thursdays and sssurdsyA o
the saturday trip the } ibDy goes ta:veuA
20 ses'sie. Fare from Port Townsea11 y
seattle, 81. Uutil farther notice. poeok9-
gers o. freight from Seattle Eos the blan1
by the Libby's "Wednesday and Fgiday tFfDl
wili he ca RED on he Hashingtna S7eam'
boat d transportation Co. 3 steamer Edlf1
to Port Townsend on Tuesday aad ThoD
day nights aud Transferred direct % e.
Libby. On these DAYS the w !. b !. g
w issue isrkess aud bill freight thpe1l
TO dessisstiou
HERsERT r. BHvCHER. Nsaaser.
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent. seattle.
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6 - II On III
Csmpepy+ ~ pAfrA ~ maysr. = ~
tars fos ~ suppors y - compsny.
aeyses net - sixn lie ordinaare for
the ersenston II soush Third street.
"A : matter 81 fact. she orslln-
sncs in question vx- signes ca
The night Of iss p&~sse. and
tfe eom p4ay has asyssd 10 remove a.
0sses the building vhssh IL has essetsd
.cross she line q the street Sshss.y
vho knows Rot<ss Moyzn viA believe
stsr as Instant that he vonid stser
into arr compact opposed - The Ia
fer~sss Of the cify q s~ssfsr- The
enemies ~ the rssyor nnDss Srsest .
more plsasshss lie q thsT expect 20
secomplIsh ANYTHING.
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AT ) PER CENT.

Iniesexi-slop paying rcal Sna pen yeuF
own home stoek tu She AMERICAS Bald.
inv, isan aIid Investment @sclfv of Chi
eagst vii enable yuu o. 30 tAis 81 etoye
rate af interest For further information
ssssirtss or Apply a. y o. Franklin 4 60.
- Jelemhis street. Sswtiu's hf.sk r,sssn =
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Steamship IdaAa

VIII leave Seattle 10 a. n. Jun<k u ,na aa
Tor Puget sound aud RFstixh CaomA.s
ports, aud az II p. m. june 10. 2. M iu.s
6 tor Portland. orngoa. calling q m.
Townsend. Port Angeles. vieinrix ard il
toria with freight and passengex
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assfrERs Avn sgfrsfsrs

AkATTg-s ASSAY oFFpE rosSER
- Eosua ~ =us laird sssesssS essTrsss
sss4ys ri*zbf&y Ha2e: sesg. KAN oses ~
! Es&sf e. sxFs-Ess =
klssssk AkFAUSE AssAYER AXn
~ assssasst- ssaass zer Gf Goa tr. efsv.
eses- etc Sessd sstias FOR &s~zr ~ rn.ti
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UNION TICKET OFFICE.

Tickets To all points via Union Psri6e.
Oregon Short iiae, canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. Only once ii sessile
selling via all the through lines.
r. T. HARDING.
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: 60
f9Ako,-ASOAh- ~ 49, = -
&c - nek. pom 80 49,. 49, 49, - -
=. = - !.
TAr = Tt3hIIS Ak1hIIEtI AND
q superintendent sxe dsssSas OF 0ol-
ern hcu~es On hard. kzss hssei- between
III. ana y sslalns- =. s-- -
Rfkn 4 I2hs ga. ~ q. a. - I'll.
- = - - - -. -.
~ W al >I1h1ss--A Ky IL Ell sNn
Ne Sk.zx-Esns- $500 k.zNezn - o.ssLc-. g :.
pg.yS.tsar .ps~sgsrrs~r wr~vgnx
81 Hse..sF >-arsI- NJ
-
hNkN THOMAS. CONTRACTORS AND
" .aisssr Plsns AID specs c.fsras fnf
49, 70 e-. -
-
HkkAiSS kspstAk. ARCHLIhGt
BAL Fsarsh an. :. ~ Je.sr-s sa. 1850
~ isess. New York cry aad SEATTLE. Wash
= j. MEANS, ARCHITECT. soC tn
- east cs~ner >sessssi apd AS-toa streets
=, -. - - - - : 49, ~
kNnkas Aa.sAss1eA,
ssss,s = s,,'s y 49,, 49, sls;sis.
wssa-
n, ". ~TaFES--aRscHI TESF AND
II Binder: AL kinds OF hsssldinx mater
ssi. as R.sx streef
ETTy y T.5WTT IN FE1yE e
n "AeoAs nrtAssfsss- $500 49,
ard -. cosons.l nIsrck. seat lie.
.--,------- - r. :, --,---.--- ---,r
II rsnut Ss-ssr - A - IA AZ =, 'oA
= ~ s<sN-so aac ssss1tt.
n hs'rst a.,t s.,-ss.s~x,ssr,, lfsa.. f,,fas,s.
10 Fsaasla u vii t. soar Interest - caia
on ,, Xo1rot- sfcast-esr western ne s. g,
'rzaser OF -lkth siasi ants :, fssss. sae WI
fIFstz<n NsG {sFeWflfT Win Isis a1a
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~ IEI,t

FEsNN ttENEg lots an FRONT
| street, sre s.nxlss 49, rae eaS1.e.
fas at .s say psssstsa ef esthsF es Saesss
hs5s wsA - fsesesE @ms8i Ma ts.r he
e7Ss,es,sss 20 teas FssFsgs stFs4ef avsss S&efs,
a1t & Egaa - EosaFa "a strxst
xN&NT f0 tEA~s a EN(Ck STORE
w sAsa1 - ag Sz%s sar . nausk~r -
seAre5 E.Nsi fasztfcas ssf ssssste sla "a
sx~s Etss $40 Hata Hns5a ssot sse
wrasa ssNSr s@e&Hg s1 ht- ssEnt AeF3T 81
sssses kxsssa >szslEe1 li-asss 2sEt frsstt
r.
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First publication. June %. iSsi.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - OAK
~ street grades sled bids vii! be re.
ceived By the under igned. clerk of tie
eats Of Seattle, on or before Friday, Jaly 5.
iss9. az o'cleek 2. IA fer ttse grading of
aud construction of sts.s y alks aE. b1th sides
~ Oak street. from lcprt street 'o HaTr{
son street. IN scr, rtsnce with the plans
and Specifications therefor nov on die n
M osfice. Each bid 81 De accompanied by
cash deposit of Ga. as s.euri'y for the
execution az any consFset that may he
avs dcd. The city reserves the right 10
reject any and al hisis.
&. W FEgRgs. Clerk
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+ ENGINEERS AND DgsrsHTsYys>.
- II. THOMSON & CaB {R II TlJON
IL s1sl. beo Z to:teril. Clkreuea
~ ais*s, etFt3 eoEfues = and sGafveyors. sre
- ~ q ! q rooms $ sal -, Burze's floes
t~FfseF lhsFa aud nloe "a gs,ses snis re
OTIS sFTd eisE or CaaEGr work prafaf,si,
ifslsise3 SEA- MATS, fraetugs aq bue tsfff,ts
t@feksne;l IS shars u6t5ce
n r aEGESAR. AkBHgTtcT AN
W eiYH snginecT furnishes plans -.
elhf ssf'sis sEs@ a. Table calculations of e,.t
fof dwellings, stores. fajfrssaa set.nss
ffr,tas%tpsssss. trbsties famsee. brides go
g.lsee. ION - sia Celemtia street
NEWS s BAKER fgIcHARp Ssv.
~ SIS. j., sa8 Charles II R@krrl. elvf}
easiEssssss aald architects Plsas uls{s for
hSdIsaise snI saustary xurks foensfs
EssS4s. sia3 gsnesrsi Construction. -sff-,.as
Efo3ss = sssd general surTesiaz- hog&s-s sie-
s.sfas o 90 1sslt. kn0zas Re aai II Atkiss's
bs5Nx 'e-
49, kkf s OWENS CITY 81 REERsaEs-
a Gnssr. SsE9ss street, a.s3watn Tr4rss s,..9
fesFh ti.s Surveying Prompts a.
n 7. ANDERSON = ca, RSIsINHEks
". zua a-ssss hsk1aca- t,o~res-t.d So
sAiH pas Stlys eo@asy 40 sI.sfting, ~.
Ne IL tolBEz1ss ssEees. sasazs4 ssesy s-sv.
IisAtes sssseS ans sassses. -esstle. wsss
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NOTICE TJ CUATaAsc r)gS k1fGIN
y s1yeet gEeie~-S-alet8 bids SO b. re-
a. Fea tF tne undersigned clerk sf the
G IS 81 - ASfia oa ~ before FTjsfsy. gnly s.
lsss. 81 e'eiF& 2 isl.. sr fhs gr&sils ~
SaG construction ~ sidewalks on hssfa
stf'es - IA iin stree, ffsssa Dsf.vg street 10
EefsGfatCsH street. ~ eeEnrg3Anee sita The
p4sos a@d spec G@alfags ff1F now Ga
ffe 80 ay office EscG BID ~ tsc accom-
panied ~ a Fssa a. F~~st of So - sseurlfg
'oC sas Uxecn'isr ot ans eeHtFsft thai 1nsY
hs sSsEtes2 TsE city reserves the r3rssl -
q 3tss AIS aud az bids
" r. Clerk
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NOTIfE re- ff,yTRfffOh>.

@OSgsE Io sts ttAo
DEssPusAfs. r. TAKE BONN, CLEAN
szo ssaes hrsrk On ses ssssrs1e = cssE-
ssssv Ffsszat szss t10l srsssis stErxfs va oe n
exts@d u1tkf Ne nssssay EGs 18th Inst. NAL
ia s, James ". hsss. sEssstl Aossse-
NOTICE 10 9 NTRACTo4sS-ss>s, , K
~ ShxEsEs.s ~ r-ss@ agias Whittier, FssE-
lee 4 Co.. wAsslexa ( La ass, 81 AID glass
Essy ~ fcs1na ~ sEE hardware sssssr Of
Cam psseiz & Atkka<oH- * Dad ag1d I nlSza-
Pi&ts as pratt
L, y. Mrl.R0I-LAS p-soSTRACToR
Il aa9Eng aszd ~. as1s8ssB praEaisf >
cssne. and reasonable. Assfiress. >easitles
EssssfnEss.
Dds WILL Re REFINED AT STEIN
ID E4anH's afle~ u1sa i " I'd 8s saa2E. JAY
rs GA tae csrTsates a0gx Tor sh.s entire
bassdiags ct "a l. Terri ard sssassze D.
kislBxef. Lun beT furnished hy ownsrs-
ksxAt rsservsd la r. 5e.st sns sad al osds-
DIDs FOR FoT NDATloS WILL BE RE
ID eestess up "a = ecsock. July ;. fsSS. fog
the brick, iron AID wood @ssrx tar assic &
SaT1inn- A esftsaei check ier SO re
GUMS with al bits. Iosls & afaeex.
Architects.
Dds FOX FUt SDAttoS WILL re
ID receive gp 10 Il o'elrC =. gsly :, ls>..
] iuY she tFi L. iron and wuo iwork Ior John
cssrg: q CERT ned ctsek faS sz50 required
wi'a sIl bios. Tewle & .ieox. s-ehiteets.
Dds FOR A RESI- ESCs WILL BE
ID received up 60 Y o'clock. July l.. lsss.
for bgiaiiag q residence ior Mr. W. u. Fen
tpu, . certified check If 80 Repaired sssh
all bids. Towi. Il wilcox. arr hitects
bids " III. BE RECEIVED Up To July
ID Il for The. eons r'seiiaa Of thee story
bgies building on N&shingf a street.. vest
az Commercial Pans sng specifications
msf b seen ~ the Fesi,iclee OF J. Lang
sten. corner OF r. gn,h sni Eaion streets.
fbe right 70 r. .eel any aud at proposals IS
reserved
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r,Yssorrrrox or sorsRrsERSIfIr

NufiCK- IHE rURlIN Will FLEA~F
~ take B0}tVe thar she partnership hsre-
tNtsFs existing between toe undersigned
eaafg thc Graa uAese ssff ssy of fsrleshS
Never s ~ tsnb. has this day }>een e3ss
sttvs,i by YastHsl gomseat ! F Never
Asvius Transferred his iE,efsst "a tha hHs.
ucss * said rgta IA JAMES tsr5f.tbs sua
al tetson. Is ha are satn@ylB 4 ~ rtsiszf
all claims tae ssid fra and wtIl psy al
sieSfs oWtns nsn f6e SAME Port Tewa
ses6 n JBty 3 lsss
Es@vx sf~rsrs
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CHRTsTffN SCIENCE

NlR. AND MRS. Y. J. CASTLE. HEAL
vi ers and reschcrs. Iocsfioa Fourth
street, north OF I, ke street, y. o. box ?, sr-
srfie. VT
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NOTICE. % rnNrR oRs-srRINIi

NOTICE 10 CoSTRAGTogs~-srR Ne
~ street. gra ie.-~~e sied bids will be- re-
esfvea ~ the UNDERSIGNED clerk 81 the city
% seattle ga or before Friday, ) " D. lSSa.
81 o clock p. IN, sGT The grading OF sgd
construction of sidewalks GA Sp lag street.
from seventh street 10 Eleventh street ia
accordance with the p ans AZ a spe0ihra-
tissus therefor nov GA nie in my ptiee.
ks.sa h4fi 20 DC accompanied by a cash De.
post al - a security for the execution
g; anY gprtFagf thai Ensy BE- awarded. The
rity reserves the riShi IA n isses any and ali
bios e. " fKnaIs Clerk.
FIRST pwfliicuffty44 Iuns 10 isSa
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NoTiCE To CONTRACTORS 9TH
~ sixth street gfsfis- ~ led bids wili
ae received hy the undersigned clerk et
tne city OF ~esttle. GA ar before EFi3aY.
gaty ., loss. 1T o'clock = H., fer The ara
s3irS 81 aud construction Of sidewalks on
hota sides Of south Ssxth street from Yes
Ter sveuge 70 Iaek san street tn accordance
. ia The psAns and peel Sc 1iuBs stt reior
nos on BE az this cifiec. Eaefs hla 10 sse
a campsliesi hy cash deposit az g. q as
security far the execution al anY qon;raef
bat may - awarded The sity reserves
TIE Eht 81 al sc; Eav sad al BIDS
T. 81 fgRRss fierx
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NvuIit ILL " A%lN0 bEkN NECi DE- 3
y ~ esa-e oEE he sgls aaSs Il fhe = az
ssss gss.t,ssessf 5Ra es.tssfx. Abe usw FfAr IN
~ kurun A. A. Maitland q te tenf,oG.
ss5iE issatt,f ~ gssFtt*r IS stewart AZ frurt
sgfetgs Al scsDauts saflae to tte socsetv
st.t lsc sal saslfx} bs &Ags4aS whss afa
s:sa fae 81 i3abiliiiss
f,oHr T.aw NSENn 4gGI e ls>a TWE
sra 81 GFfffas. AeFs- s %gfts =.
E 49, ~ exfsss s ~ fars fra ~eslt aa2
fAeaass. " Z hstiae teea 81 ssa1sosi $50
-s*tnE So a ss a. ~ stse As fs-istse 81
Ns.sst tar pGhsisssesf IN lAts paFeg Z shalt
arrs,~l.zFsh a. t1slsiaess - s5fp AZ SIS eass-
tr irt IL at So assFrhau4i 50 a0skeg aade r
ttT FetEs5gsf aAs7s. Esv HsxlaKta fEsFs
rs E5ag zt sssrg Teas.se0H
p NevEE
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err NOTICES.

nEPOT STREET TAX NoTI E-THE
IL Tax levied 10y The city counsel ~ the
district created nv ordinance No. $50. %
provide fer the grading of nvp.s street
from kis;oits hAy Ia broadway. and con.
stTr ting sidcwalks thereon il Row due
ana payable 81 Ia. Oh Of s. e city treas
ureF. Al taxes not paid within forty days
Of the nrst publication OF this notice wiil
BE- dccizrcsi delinquent. penalty 81 per
cent aided. and Interest a; The tate of 10
pyr cent charged
e. ". FERRIS. city Clerk.