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Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that at The cleo
ton 20 he heid I'm this Territory on the isth
day of May, A. ID. 1883, for the purpos. Of
electjng delegates 10 the constitutional
convention, 80 DC held ia Olympia, W. T..
the following question win be submitted
10 the voters of King county, % wit;
shall the commissioners OF King county
create an Indebtedness not 20 exceed two
hundred thousand dollars is20o. Goo for the
purpose of building a county courthouse
and jail for said county said Indebtedness
to be created by the Issuance OF county
bonds for said amount and payable after
twenty CO. years and not later than forty
sf0i years from the date of issuance"
All those in favor Of the same will vote
sIndebtedness-Yss." All opposed 20 the
same win Sote Indebtedness
BY order Of the board Of county commits
sicners OF King coanty, Washington Terri
tory. w. r. FORREST
coanty Auditor and ex oissoio clerk OF said
Board
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Meeting of Stockholders.

eTtaxing capital stock of seattle Dry Dock
nEG ship Building Company.
Notice Il hereby given by the under
signed, majority OF the trustees 81 said
company, u The stock holiciS thereof, tha.
s meeting Of said ss.yek holders will be held
~ ;ae Office of said company AZ the eosn-
rany' s works az tire feet IF EaAEEes street
IN the city Of seattle. county OF King, Ter.
ritoFy OF W Washington, ssi Thursday the 30tk
Cay of May. iscS. ~ ? O'Clock Ia the aft r
no0Ta. Tor tue unrssose OF increasing she
capital stock OF s4 4 com Fany 90 the san
Of three hundred fhoHSsfsi dollars es3oa,-
Coz 10 sse divided into e rec thousand fze3
shares 81 iHe par vaiae 81 one huBdrea
dollars tslgel per share. All the stock held
ers are fessested o. attend.
y. r DUREE.
PETER MORAN. Trus.ecs
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Stockholders Msetinn.

The Eeraser annual meeting 81 the stock
A9ssi4rs OF the csseazie Fira 4 Marine In
ss-anec Company os ressfaS, Washington
tesTitofy. aSA tss hesd a. toe osziew 81 the
c4ssa nanY, II safe Deposit .ssass3sBE, Feort
street.. Opposite GaeFry, - sfsie. waking
i0a Territory. Auadas. MAJ 8, ISIS, - :.
ese3oek J. ~. ~ FsSd dav The 2aazAs
esas zi0n ~ fhe 1sGsfrss ~ said com passr
gisa take ystsrs a. sad raeesiax
ft{3Erf n .Se4~@se-s
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raE MExrrsc or CONGRESS

There would probably he no great
opposition 70 the calling OF an extra
session OF Congress. to meet In 0cto-
her next. Such an early meeting
would prove extremely beneficial 10
she country,s interests. and. while a
great deal OF original legislation would
hardly be expected from the session.
The two houses. BY reason OF this early
assembling. would be fully organized
and In state OF readiness to attend
70 the public business from the open
ing day Of the regular session. which
occurs III December.
Congress now ats nj season most
favorable for the wasting Of from
thirty 10 forty days valuable time.
and any means by which the neces-
sitv uf this waste can be obyiated will
doubilessly be approved by The general
public. Although Congress meets the
fIrst Monday IN December. the time
from that day until Christmas l. spent
IN dealing with the regular routine
preIiminaries. and wheu the usual
holiday recess h approved OF by a
unanimous vote. II means that from
four to six weeks are 10 be isiicd away
without any good 10 the public service.
The opening OF new congress Is 50
near to the holidays that about the
only thing accomplished AZ the he
ginning II new session Il the ap-
ypinfmenf Of committees. and il |.
usaaiIy ore or two weeks after New
Year, before either branch has sal.
lied dawn TO what might be termed
hard work. This Il brought about bs
congress meeting immediately before
an almost universally observed festival
season, and al time when uninter.
rupted labor L an impossibiilty. More.
over. delaying The practical inaugura-
tion OF work until stEer the holidays
generally necessitatea drawing ont the
long sessions until the hot and trying
days Of midsummer. when life in the
national capital Is almost unhearabIe
and when the transaction Of aD3 pub
lie business in tho halls OF legislation
Is devoid Of al spirit and interest. and
accomplished only in peffanotory
fashion and As martyrs duty.
To hold an extra session In October
would not. therefore. be at alt iaexpe.
dent. II would allow both houses q
thoroughly organize themselves ard 10
begin hard work Immediately upon
tho opening Of the regular session. ON
the first Monday In Deeemhsr In tbs
way Il Is probable enough work would
be done during the month of peeen-
her 70 enable both houses 10 dispatch
business rapidly ard adjourn before
The hot days OF July.
Extra sessions eannol, % course. he
called every year and some other WAY
ought TO te provided soa changing the
time OF the meeting 81 Congress, "a
that . month or more will net hs
wasted. The constitution provides
that the ,lay 81 meeting shall boon the
FIRST Monday Of December. but Cen.
gress can by law change that day. and
II Il were maize ore or two months
earlier or one monta later there Is bur
little doubt that the interests Of the
American people would be benefited
thereby,
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Seattle Coal and Iron Co

The annual meeting OF si.e stock holders
for the election 81 tsaasd OF trustees. and
- tSaaxag7 such other business as may be
drought ssesure the fneeiing. viii take
place q; tee vs.zse os she company in fhs.
cts Of ssaftis oa tie 18th aay OF y2y.
as<s. 81 / e'esoek y. e.
Tie transfer hooks giii close a. O'Clock
3 M. Ma s. 1859. ard seeg.ea AZ 10 o'clock
a m Nay II. 1888
kFr 2cnfsr Ssf..ct.-w
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

he quarterly examination Of teachers
CT kiNg eesansy viii be held ia the cssnrs
A0use. seassAe. W. r.. ors Wednesday and
Iaafss'ss. MAJ 5 and ?. Isss, CON n.sacipg
~ . 0'cl0c2 a H.
Va PUsEY. Co. school suyt
&c w.ss Exasniniax Boarss.
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They seeaA - D. aaxl Z sos=- r.sss.
Res aser Il assgea eas Il epoa tie
distribution e rs rensse ~ 4 sfs ss..
deal wish q Senator Nth A fos ~.
eieeison. rnsles the cireasus ane<.
AihAsls's sueoess Is BY ne aeans q
certain thing.
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At San Francisco lsss night pr;ss
Fighter Cardiff wsAkrns.l.. ke,.,,s
iesss Jackson, the negro gan. "a b.
whipped MeAui!gs ahsus ,No nonth.
sES This puts sssksoa in a toslslo,,
~hefs. according te tha raae az tie
'ihg, nc can demand hghs iron The
start II The brutal p,iss- glsssn ..us..
aese sea Sullivan ana athsss have
declared thai they wi nas mest $
'nsgssr. and ], resaalas h. - sssn i
fhsy vii ehanSe saeir v!ess n ia
matter or FRA teal IS ask n wed e hsn.
the better lmsn 1he hoe = ssser !
hkels u end Il ) res wh eh wsli : vos,.
ably, serve TesAl gufr s. s.y garaar
the pTise lsag IN coRs mns.
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LOB RxxT-xicE rUkNrsHKD kcosts
nce I14usre ~ soerr g. xex Xssses
bg<rk.
e-1K RKsT-<EAE EEErTRfc EAR
II line. ne~Ey farnt<Ssxss pzs4s&ss rooms.
- xsufsemeE oaiY. fxas fifth sEresk nenr
PIKE
T~oa RENT - NICELY FrRyESHF:p
e ro1pus. aleoFe. ssssse SID douhse. lsT
Urexsn hoass. z1ss< frCnt street
Toz aExT--A WELL LIGHTED. chs
Il srxEsy lacnsed ceses in brick cEsEd Lrg.
Address stating buxzzexs. x r. &. care
Post fnseslssenfsrr
Ty0R RgST--s0g LODGING ONLY. osik.
E RHzu<4Sehe4 xraut ro3za. down ss&zfE.
ane furnished rD0ns. up-xtxtrxs e1gessens
efew. srply ztx- nsarne, yeursh snt Bel.
roR gEsr-THgEg Or F0UR ELE
j. gait EEfurnlshe6 rooms on Slnih
street, near cattle line. Apply roem o.
trstoa block
LOG REST "a sfx-zOoAED Hotgsx
+ On As1isDa street Inquire ss Isscs
Ha3ss0n street
Eog RExT-A SEVEN ROOM H0usE.
II esrsenfenfiy focssed. furniture for
sale. Address 0pporfunify. PossIntelii-
&-AFe-N3 tssAtNte
I-oR REST-PLEAsAST Rooms WITH
ers1ees required. fs1 Ei1f street. Q1esn
Anne Tawu-
T~Oa RENT - UNPUBLISHED ROOM.
Il $40 Pins street
I-oR EENT-suTTEs OF Rooms SUIT
l. able sor housekeeping. Apply seeoad
houss on Pearl street soash 81 Jscs son
street cable. or hts iAHses street.
I,ok RExT-Roox Ifxec FOR LIGHT
4 mandatory. second street. near Bell
strseS
I~oh aEST-FURsfsHED ROOM SUIT
It. sble for three persons at SIS Madison,
corner F0arfh reet.
IOR REsT-gEIDEScEs. LODGING
Il noases, oElees aud sfcreroons ia eff
sereBs portions OF the city. Hall & tfil-
more. so Front street.
Tv0R REsT- ROOMS. FURNISHED OR
stresfs Z lyey.
TOR aEEf-A NICELY FURNISHED
room for one or Two gentlemen.
vs0k RENT First Glass PARTY.
j. fist ef I've rooms in bssck block on
Commercial street; furniture for sale; all
street
Tor RRST - NICELY FURNISHED
is room for one or two gentlemen. I1u9
Tenth street, corner Howelli on Lake
Unian car Ire
IS0R RgsT-A FURNISHED ROOM. III
Il Madison str ct.
lI'OR KENI--LAksE. AIRY AND WILL
II lighted Offices, In suite or single, to-
Qsther with two stores or real estate Of
ficss the latter each 29x42 feet; with all
modtru coDyenfences. gas. water, ere. /.
north side OF Columbia. between Ssconr
and Third streets; opposite the U. s. land
office and adjoining the contemplated
new postnfhce. Inquire ON the premises,
Of Paul d'heirFy.
I,oR RENT - VERY DESIRABLE
II apartments, with board, in private
family. fer gentleman and wife or two
references. Box l223.
IoR gESI-SIoE FURNISHED ROOM
IT al the Florence house, Madison street,
near Fourth street
I,Uk RENT-hOusE OF EIGHT RUUMs,
II yell located. must buy three or four
hundred dollars, worth OF new furniture.
Address postoffiee box 1s4
INO KENT THE NEW STORE AND
i good business location corner Fourth
and Pike streets. new stock OF groceries
not yet opened for sale at invoice price.
Bser & Boarman. new Butler building.
HUUsE5 RENTED, Rents COLLECTED
II Full charge taken OF property for
residents or non residents. Business done
by reliable, prompt and systematic
methods. Property owners will find il
advantageous TO rent through us. Terms
reasonable. Han d Gilmore. ag FInnt
street
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Republican Mass Meetings.

sEATTLS. w. r.. April Is. 1850.
Pursuant to an order issued by the
County Republican Central Committee,
Republican mass meetings are hereby
called IN the voting precincts of seattle, TO
be held on Monday. April 10th, at 80 p.
m. az the following places:
Precinct No. /. at the court house.
Precinct No. 2. at Coppin's water works.
Precinct No. 3, at the ArmoTy building.
Frecisct No. 4, al Coppin's water works.
Precinct No. 5, at tue Armory building.
Precinct No. 6, st the Armory building.
Precinct No. z. at the Belitown engine
house.
Precinct No. s, at the White house.
The object OF said meeting will he the
selection OF district convention delegate
ticket on the part of each precinct, 10 be
presented at the primaries already called
for Wednesday, May LIST. The number of
delegates TO be chosen by each precinct
will De as stated in the call issued for said
pr mares.
Every Republican Is invited and urged
TO attend the mass meeting and primary
called for his respective precinct
Il. b. ALggRTsoS. Chairman.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL, secretary.
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Stockholders Meeting.

sses rsxGssF kHruAs ~ efiax ~ ffe ss0s (
hss7sYsfx IS tsa E0D Eag~ssst Association
Nsti ~ keis 81 the 0sFses 81 she e0rsgsaay,
ssssslsas ssa - tas foafla sssAdiag. &c J.
krxs4f ssresss -eaTtE@. ~. T. uss &nBe ~,
Nzy 8. fss2. Is 2 o gszs .. n. "a sgdsi day
TIE ANNA SiectS1a 81 sAze zFuss esx %
sslsz <asx ;ssay alss tskc Plaza a. s1ia Esess-
14sz. e ~ Cow Fsee- szrsssfEss-xss
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An effort Is being ninde Ca organize
The banks OF Washington territory
Into an association upon the general
plan Of the National Banksrs' Asso
citation. The idea among the bankers
y 10 cultivate closer relations among
themselves 10 protect che banking
business against irrespsnsi hls persons.
" hasmonise the enGacial system Of
the territory. etc In enc view this i
purely a private matter. bat in an-
otsssr e Is very su.poslsat FOR tie paI-
hr Financial security IS the corner.
stene OF material pgegress, and any
plan which will promote il ought To
please the public An etllclsas Assa.
citation would unqaesttenahly ,lo much
10 protect the banking business against
atsensarers, and would il. this re.,,ecs
afford important assurances n the
pahlie The schealv Il tesar en-.
ssheesesf by Ar. collyer, cashier az
TIE Merchants National 81 Tacoma
OF The sfsy banks Ia the territory
nearly all have already sieniasa their
Willingness 10 Join IN the proposition.
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REPUBLICAN
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS,

At q meeting OF the Republican Terri
torial Central Committee, held in Seattle
April 2, 1889, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That this committee earnestly
recommend TO the Republicans throughout
the territory that only two Republican
candidates for members of the constifu-
ticnal convention he nominated in each
delegate district
Resolved, That the apportionment for
made on the basis of the Republican vote
cast for delegate in Congress at the general
election In the year lssS
ResofUed, That the chairman and secre-
tary be authorized to apportion delegates
and call district conventions for the cleo
ton OF delegates 10 the constitutional con-
vention.
Pursuant 10 the instructions of the COM
mittee embodied ia the foregoing resolg-
tons, Republican district conventions in
the several delegate districts OF Washing
ton territory, as designated in thu 1fiicisI
dated April 10. 1852, are hereby called 10
meet on
Tuesday, the 9Th Day OF May, 1859,
For the purpose OF nominating candidates
for delegates to the constitutional conyen-
ton. TO be hidden July 4. 1889, at Olympia,
w. 4.
The basis OF representation to said dis.
to each thirty.five t35} votes east for the
Republican candidate for delegate in Con.
gress at the general election held in 1858,
aud one delegate for each fraction OF more
than one-hali thereof
1t is recommended by the committee that
primaries for the selection of delegates to
the district conventions hereby called be
holden on
Wednesday. May I, 1889.
1t is further earnestly recommended that
at each OF said district conventions but
two ~ candidaTes for election as delegates
to the said constitutional convention be
nominated, as under the enabling act no
elector may vote for mere than two Of the
three delegates to be chosen from each dis
trfet 10 said convention.
GEORGE q. LYON,
Chairman Territorial Committee.
y. w CoISEg. Secretary.
Dated seattle, w. T., April Is. 1889.
EE Republican papers throughout the
a ~
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INVESTORS
Are invited By Mes<rs
.0Ssas4 !,
To nosce thas this iiss Il constantly
changed
GREEN LAKE. 30 acres for sale in
large o. small tracts. from SIS 10 $50 an
acre.
some tracts only 50 rods from the water.
The motor extension - 81 assured fact.
This section OF the city is receiving,
and win receive this season more attention
and more transfers than win be found In
any other quarter We invite our cas-
TONERS and friends to watch the Official
records aud assure thenselve on this
soiat This land VIII 9oahie in vslae this
GENERAL ITEMS.
1875 ACRES adjoining The RAILRoAD
l.sxns At sNITa,s Cows, = very lmporssns
in bulk, far under the price a. which the
adjoining lands are offered Nerg easy
terms. A rare chance
A 6ARCAIN. Eight lots in the First
Motor Line addition Also half block in
the seconi Motor Line addition.
House OF Seven Econns, with
beautiful old established ghrszen.
water Front At East seattle.
Spiendid Lots overlooking Lake
Washington Also lots overlooking the
hey end Lake Union.
comprises choice and selected lots in
every. quarter of the CITY and
suburbs
Compare the terms, prices and advan.
tages OF our
LAND SYNDICATs
with any other before the pubic. The
land Is perfect In its location and close to
the railroad center and manufacturing In
dustries OF Seattle, The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk, at jus: double the
price per acre at which we are pooling tais
important addition. The vice president Of
I the
Merchants National Bank
Has kindly consented to act as
Trustee for the. Stockholders.
We repeat, do not fail 20 compare on
terms and TO call, at once, sc orr Office and
thoroughly investigate this mstter.
Terms: one-third cash; one-third In
one year, and third in two years.
We call special attention 10 the
/ PAlATlNE HILL AODITiOE.
This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots in the market: the
1 greatest margin for profit even upon theil
/ present merits alone, bat upon the con.
struction Of the navy ward at Lake Wash,
tngten these lots win increase in value be
yond the most sanguine expectations
Even now the addition is in the center al
| the manufacturing district, surrounded by
factories and lying az the salt water gate
way of the canal. Postoffice, sehoolhouse
/ public hall. railroad depot on the property
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. L
s. & E. r. E., which rams hourly trains al
l loc; in addition 10 which the new motor
/ line is about to be constructed to the prop
erty. Lots 60xll0 feet from <I65 upwards
GRAY & CIAYWORTH.
7O7% Front S..
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4 sarx~~A ~4AS8A fsks1a eFaNSka
Il ~f1A EgSy IS S1sserSxss - xhr
~ssss - sssas shsssAze swsxsa Hs
- R&st ses as seaaea ~ sgssaA ceEans ".
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ENGINEERS AND DRsEGHrssfs


l. O. sH AaeAIs SAoMl Hoe1f
T.. fxlsnr& Ezs1ssas N&ozi, ksfsags
sosnsF, p. T.-t.sss7tSg8E@s A-ca1fsssE-e
sa1 eaetuesrsGg. Typographical sAz4aTs
Hasssz. pSos. sE4cl ksissDs fa@ layszsg as1z
a. f4skS, eztrsfe xTyzE-ix A1sss fs8.essf. =,
sesSssfstss~ ~ rssufFs~a Hs~ssss@ss
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FLYSS-fn seattle. April Is. 1850, Maurice
Flynn, aged 81 years.
FuHerai viii take place tomorrow fsstur-
Cay at 10 q. m, from residence al Peter +.
Burns. corner seventh aud Washington
streets thence 10 Catholic church.
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I,LEvENeH STREET GRADE-sEALED
IL bids will be received By the under
signed city clerk of the city OF Seattle, on
or before Friday, May 8. 1ss9, at 4 O'Clock
p M. for the grading and construction of
sidewalks on both sides of Eleventh street,
from Spring street to Broadway. in accord
snce with plans and specifications there
for now on ne IN nv OH @. Each bid to
be accompanied by a cash deposit OF $3.50
as security for the execution OF any con-
| tract that may be awarded. The city re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids
G. W. Ferris, clerk. First publication of
ts8is notice April "a. 1882.
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DO NOT PAY RENT
But build yourself house by join
ing tee
AMERICAN
Building and Loan Association,

As an investment. this association offers
any other investment you may maze. For
application for stock. apply 10 J.P,JACOB-
SON, my assistant secretary. rooms % and
q, Squire block. wnere also other informa-
ton regarding the Association can be had.
at.tu.th pOUGiAS YOUNG. Secretary.
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DIED.
FLYSS--fn seattle. April Is. 1850. Maurice
Flynn. AGED 81 years
FuEerai VIII take place tomorrow lSatur-
Gay AZ 10 q. m, from residence az PeterF
Burns, corner seventh and Washington
streets thence 10 Catholic church.
-
Advertisements under the nead. AZ Loaf
Found, FOR saie. To Let arg rifustions
Wanted viii be inserted at TIE rate OF 2
cents 4 word for frst insertion; I cent
word for each subsequent 4fseTtien Pay
ment always In advance.
NOTicE,-The business Office OF the
PosT- f.TELLaGEscgg viii hereafter be open
anil II p, III. Classified advertisements
viii be received ep to this honr.
The following letters are awaiting aayes
Users At this 0Stics;
seIehaui. pstsneF. Opportunity.
HELp UaNTED.
INrAETED- ~ sNAhT, GOOD LOOKING
w yoang glTl 70 attend Store outside %
tnwD. Inquire ct reom No. 3. Eureka
WANTED RELIABLE YOUNG NAN
w fog a business position. Addfes. q .
xEANTgn-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN-
W e,hl ilnns work. ill1 Thir. street.
~ ANgED- -DINIsG ROOM GIRL AND
pastry OAK at The Bellevue hotel.
Nor SEATTLE.
W aNTED-GIRf. TO DO HousEwoRK
" No sci Na'e street
w ANTED--TeAcHEa 10 GIVE ~.
w snEs 10 kDglssh. Address posf0f'lce
hos u.s.
SsfAsfF'n GIRL FoR GENERAL
tfp7 Apply Mss Edwards,
Twelfth end colHmhie
SxrANrRD-A FIRST Glass LADY PAS
W iry cook. Address. Pastry. care
Post. Intelligence.
" ANfEp SECOND GIRL. MRS.
~ Halter. Twelfth and James streets.
II ASTFD- BUTCHER WITH SMALL.
W capital. Geo " Crane, le6 WASH
laginn street.
yl-ANTED~ FIRST Class COAT AND
" pests faskefs. Apply A. Cohen. III
tactic syensie. Tacoma
yxfAN sEn-sALRAMES. We wIsH A
W few nnea 10 sell onf goods by sam ole
20 The sshols sale and retail trade; largest
~ auHfaefurrfs IN cur line, enclose 2cent
stamp, wages. - per day: per . ats ut posi-
ttons 30 posfsis answered. money az.
FanecG FER wages, advertising, etc CeF~
ieunia! Manufacturing Co, Cincinnati
Ohio. futh.ssf su
W ANTEIl-~lAnS ACTIVE AND IN.
w tailiseat, 90 represent, In her own
locality. al old aEHa. References given
ana required Permanent position and
god salary. Address supt Mannfaetu-lng
House, lork HsS Esss,. Sew 'fnsk
ksfLorhksr ussTfs,
tNASFsD - Position A. Hof.f-
W keeper in hossi or wId0wer's family.
Aeegeas, Hopsebeeper. care Post inselii
genre.
MA ftsii~ ~ A YOUNG MAN FROM
w tas East, position as book keeper
81 assistant hook keeper. address. Iaahle
Retry, care Ecst ia'ellisencer
uTANfED--A POSITION BY A YOUNG
W Hsn sith two YEAR esperlenez. at
watchm al log cap speak English AMI Ger.
Iasn, Address O X f.. wiseousln house
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTS sIfoA-
W ton from Jane man of small fam
slxs experienced zud capable; firss-riaxs
WasrEp-ro RENT.
w ANrED--A RESPECTABLE !APA~.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-27
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EIGHTH STREET GRADE-sEALED
II bids will be received BY the under
signed, civ clerk of the city of Seattle, on
or before Friday. May 8, 1889, ut o'clock
p. m, for the grading OF and construction
of sidewalks on both sides of Eighth street,
from Howell street To Depot street. in ac-
cordance with the plans and specifications
therefor now on flie in my office. Each
BID % be accompanied By cash deposit
of $50 as security for the execution of any
contract that may BE- awarded. The city
reserves the right to reject any aud all
bids. G. w. Ferris, clerk First publiea-
ton OF thIs notice, April -, 1852.
yIs0 CHARACTERISTIC FOR GRAD.
4 ing @. G Phfnney's lot. ON Front
street, will be received nntil SATURDAY.,
April ~; bids for grading tue Y. NJ. G. A.
lot on Front street, until May 4. bids for
the erection OF Bawman's building on
South Second street until Saturday. April
"a. W. Il. Boone. Architect Boston block
DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Id county commissioners O King county,
Washington, at the county auditors Of
fee. mp 10 III o'clock q. IT. May H. 1859, for
additions aud alterations of the county
farm buiidings Eseh bid must be accom-
panied ey certified check of $50. The
commissioners reserve the right 10 REJECT
any or all bids Plans and specifications
may be seen st the Office OF the under
sigled. III. steinman, are affect, Boston
block