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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

AT meeting in Chicago recently OF
the executive committee OF the Knights
Of Labor charter was issued tc the
first assembly Of the order ever or
ganized in Australia. The new dis
.rict Is composed Of FIVE local as
semblies, with total membership of
over five hundred. all OF whom have
Joined the order within the past year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

j. IL. PUTNAM. OF Tioga. Pa, has
been at work ever since the food in
the Conemaugh valley drying out
about one thousand two hundred legal
papers. He hung them up to dry on
lines, just as a washerwoman would.
The writing is as good as ever on
most Of them. and in some very old
and almost faded manuscripts the ink
has been brought out again by the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08
Sioux Sign the Treaty.

STANDING Rock, Oak. Aug. "A 6nal
council was held this afternoon. John
Grass after making . speech signed the
treaty. He was followed by other chiefs.
Al the signing was about to begin Sitting
Bull and his band made rush on horse
back and tried to stampede the crowd.
The disturbance was quelled and the sign
ing continued until over 400 names wero
taken. There is little doubt that the COM
mission will be succossful.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

SECRETARY RUsK receives some
queer requests, but his latest has set
him thinking. A Wyoming Territory
farmer writes that he is thankful for
the packages of seeds which were for
warded to him, and then quantity adds
that il is pretty hard work to build up
q new country without wives. He.
says the prevailing sentiment OF the
Territory is in favor Of women who
would like 10 marry honest settlers.
and concludes with the remark that
good homes await the lonesome
spiustcrs OF tho East, and equal politi-
Cal privileges with the men.
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Work .,f tho Lightning

ST. ALBANs. Vt, Aug. 2.-.Lightnsny
struck FL l. SOwles' barn at Alburgh
Wednesday, shattering part OF the build
ing. killing two horses. iniuring other AMI
mails, and more or less prostrating a num-
ber Of persons In the vicinity. The pc
culiar feature OF the occurrence Is that there
where tho lightning struck.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

CAPTAIN FRANK NJ. Duffy. the CON-
poser Of the ..Mocking Bird" is living
at Guthrie, Ky.. where he is we'll
xnOwn newspaper man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

A CONNECTICUT man who died the
other day left nearly all his property
TO widow who refused to marry him
In former years, This was q very
substantial way Of showing his graft.
Mde.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 5.-Dispatches
received here this morning state that llre
broke ont in Spokane Falls last night and
had got beyond control Of tho dremen and
the city is doomed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

COLUMBUS. O., Aug. a-The Dow liquor
tax reports for tho first half OF 1851, which
have been received by the Auditor OF State.
show Q, ,0O2 saloons In the State. an increase
Of l1a The receipts to the revenue fund
are e?s2. 200. ~ increase Of se,o0o.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

TasRE is erave-disssrs' assembly Of The
Knights Of Labor.
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LATER.
Two Men rob . Train.

KANSAS CIrY, No., Aug. As the tran
on the Wabash railway pulled out Of Har-
lem last night two men boarded the Pull
man sleeper bound for st. Paul. and or
dered the passengers to hold up their
hands, at the same time presenting two
revolvers. There were seven people In
he coach, FIVE passengers. the sleeping
car conductor and the porter. Satisfied
that no resistance would be offered. they
their work OF plunder. One
man .'wcnt through" the passengers. ono
by one, while the other, with his revolver
in his extended arm, kept . watchful
lookout for signs Of opposition.
When it was all over and the robbers
had escaped the passengers found they
had been relieved OF $l75 in cash and two
gold watches. Leaving tho st. Paul
coach they started for the next one ahead.
On the platform they met the conductor
OF the strain. John Roach. Ono Of tho
robbers pushed his revolver under the
conductors nose and with an oath ordered
him TO hold up his hands. Tho conductor
struck one Of them over tho head with
his lantern. The robbers after firing
two shots jumped the train and escaped.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

SALTWATER, Mimi, July 30.-The first
case brought under the law passed last
winter for the inspection Of cattle on the
hoof was decided here to-day. William
Fec was arraigned by the state charged
with violating the meat inspection law, in
bringing dressed meat from Wisconsin
and selling it here. The trial was before
Judge Manwaring. OF the municipal court
who discharged the defendant The Judge
did not give his reasons and did not print
. written opinion, although he undoubt-
ly decided on constitutional grounds that
the constitution Of tho United States, In
which congress holds the power to regu-
late commerce among the states, also sec
tion OF article q. bearing on the same
interstate commerce.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-08

1T is saM that the elephant is being
killed off SO fast that twelve moro
years will SEQ the last one wiped out
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WEST AND SOUTH.

WEST AND 0OOIH.
In Rock and jefferson counties. Wis the
tobacco crops were said on the a9th to
have been completely ruined by q hail
storm.
NEAR Banner, l. T., forest fires on the
a9th destroyed the finest belt Of timber in
the Territory, and were liable to spread to
great extent
IN Indian Territory Texas fever was on
tie.
AT Gaylord. Kan, John Emmo0s was
given coat of tar and feathers on the 18th
by masked men for brutally beating his
wife.
In coal mime near Birmingham, Ala, q
fire on the 18th caused the death Of two men
and thirty mules from suffocation.
G. A. HERBERT was given forty lashes on
his bare back at Hagerstown, Nd, ON the
10Th for cruelty beating his wife with his
fists
Mrs. SNoDGRAss and her two children,
aged nine and six years, respectively, were
drowned while crossing the White river in
wagon on tho 10Th ut Rockford. Ark.
THE most terrible electric and hail storm
ever seen ut Fayetteville. Ark. occurred
on the 18th. Six houses were struck by
lightning and burned, and many barns with
their contents were also burned Tho
crops along the river were generally de-
stroyed, and the loss to the farmers would
be MANY thousands Of dollars.
A VIOLENT storm passed over New Madrid
Mo-, and vicinity on the J0th it, doing
great damage to the cotton and corn crops.
Warehouses ut Tptonville and Luzelio
Landing were also blown down.
At Duck Hill, Miss, and vicinity q rain
fall ON the 3Oth ult. caused all the large
streams to overflow their banks, and thou
sands Of acres of cotton and corn were sub
merged and fences and bridges washed
away.
COUNTERFEIT silver dollars In circulation
at Kansas City were on the 3Oth ult traced
to the notorious Jack Bellies gang. Bellio
had disappeared
On the 3Oth ult Robert Craig. prominent
citizen OF Cruwfordsyille, Ind, committed
suicide by hanging
The death of Zebedian Lee occurred on
the 3Oth ult near Nndlay, O., at the age
OF one hundred and one years and two
months. His descendants number more
than two hundred
EARLY on the morning of the 30th ult. at
Hermanville, Miss, Edward Griffin shot
and instantly killed his father, J. w. Griffin,
Whom he mistook for y burglar.
SIR THORNTON, the great pacing stallion,
valued at $4,000, died in his stall at the
Joliet lIll) race-track on the 3lst ult
THREE Omaha tNeb) breweries owned
bylH Metz, King 4 Co., were sold on tile alst
ulG to an English syndicate. The price
paid tor the three was stated TO be li,5 ,5oO.- :
COO
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Aug. dispatches from
nllOvcr the State show that the rains Of the
rast few days have done much damage. In
addition to the destruction already re-
ported in the Peninsula counties, Talbot
County suffers severely in the loss
Of hundreds OF tons Of hay and thou
su1ds Of bushels of wheat, and
she may not raise corn enough
for home consumption. Apprehension is
felt about the tomato crop In Howard
County the Patapsco is jumping. Consid-
cradle damage was done to Gambrilrs
big dam. The damage by the May Hood
had lust been repaired. All the new work
and part OF the old breast was swept away.
Noais and bridges throughout the souuty
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GREAT PERFORMANCES.

At Cleveland, O., Axtell Lowers the Three
Year.Old Record 10 y II 3-4, and Guy
Trota n Mile I'm 10 "A.
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~ ~ some faeus~TA sf The canst
tationai convention pvor~sse, a bow
limit II put upon municipal indebses
ness. IL VIII be q yerY ssvsss BIOS 70
Seattle In the sprk ~ repairing The
damage done By the ore 40 nsslss
have all the as4istzuee which car
credit can give 81 an this II s
what the proposed limitation ~aas5
cut eli. We need money Immediately
for the repair ~ our broken stre@ts
and ruined pssblie aoxks Cor Supplying
means Of protection sgatnst future
Fiery yEsi.stsons, fus the ere&tson Ct q
sewerage systems and fer many oihsr
purposes. and IN the damawed state 81
ous fortunes. II Is impossible 90 raise
this money BY direct aud Immediate
taxation. Either wsmasshaxe aAthoY
ify 10 Use our credit, Tire pro8aet
wholly Of our eneYgless Or we stast
suIIer delays in rebuilding the GtT.
Involving losses not only .oF The pres
enf. but for ali tsRs " e9sae.
The state sill lore nothing ~ alsow
ing seaisie ard E3lens5lrg. snd other
municipalities Il eae3 have seeaion,
10 make whatever nee they Enay Of
the credit uhieh they have created
IL has no right 70 come lstsesn ~
and our basf an8 only ehance Of Ina
mediate recovery from the IRE. We
cannot believe that sheu ths situation
IL fully considered. the constitutional
convention viii lAi8k 81 putting this
bligh.ing limitation upon ~.
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IN THE PROBATE COCRF or KING
1 county, Washington terFitory~in the
matter of the estate OF samuel benny, d.
ceased. Ne. ssi, order to show cause on ~
OF real estate.
John William Denny and James ~
Combs. executors OF the last viii and texss.
mcnt OF samuel Denny. deceased, horiDk
fled their petition herein, duly sefifea.
praying for an order of sale of a portion n
the real estate of the said deeedeilf, far the
purposes therein set forth, and Is appe1fs
ing unto the court that Ssid petition ~
forth ali the necessary facts 10 autbnstxe
a safe al said real estate. IL is thefefon
ordered by the eaurt that ali persons Inter
osiei IN the estate ~ said deceased appexs
before said probate court ON toe s<b day
81 July. is,s, al II o'clock a. m of said dar
AZ the our room at said probate eosr =
tie eoa1t house In the city Ut seattle, esf
then and there show cause, II any III
have VII an order sh0uld moi he Er3nted
81 said executors " sell 80 much n ~
real estate of tbe said deceas Il As AeaM
necessary for the purposes ses iorlhhnti
petition.
tits further ordered by the court hiatt
copy OF this order le publishes & Nae
four successive weekssn TIE SEATTLE Pan
tNrELLIGESCEs, q S.spaper pr Nc q ahd
published AID Of general Circulation II
said King eOuafg.
Done ia open court this iSth day Of June,
1879. KiCHsHD OSBORNE.
Judge vi said Probate G1uyt
TERRITORY OF NAsHIN9foS,1
CoUNTY oF kTNe.
l. Richard Osborne, judge and nfnfia
clerk Of the probate court OF said Nh
e0finty $40 hereby certify that the foregoin9
Is u full, true aud correct copy OF an oflsfual
or err 10 show cause, granted by said pro
bate court on the 15ih day OF june, iSSa, u
The matter OF tile estate 81 ssnifel Dean.
deceased.
seE my hand aud affixed the seal 81 our sasd
PROBATE court this 2sfh day Of Juste. lss3.
iseat RICHARD OSBORNE,
Judge and ex oihcio Clerk of the froha's
Cunt al King county. waShiasf9n Irr
ritory.
First publication June -. issa.
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Second Street Improvement.
OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK
Or TBE CITY az SEArrLG..

SEATTLE. W. r. July t. lSS9>
Notice i hereby given to the owneEs NJ
property condemned by ordinance No.
i,iE entitled. "An ordinance 60 widen aud
establish second street in the city uf seattle.
King countY. Washington territory. ana to
provide for the condemnation OF real estate
necessary therefor" that they. the said
property owners, are hereby required 10
appoint one person To act with two other
persons iOue tn be appointed by The
Of property benefited BY the pr5vi-
Slons OF said ordinance No. ila1 and one
to he appointed hy the mayor of said city
OF s~eattlel IN apprafsfng and assessing dam
ages and oeneags within and for the assess
meDt u1stri Z. deScrih Il aud established
by section I Of said ordinance No. LIGT. in
accordance with the provisions nf s~-ctiou
lvl OF an act Of the legislature OF the tori.
Tory OF Washington. entitled. An act ~
revise and amend the charter af the eity OF
, attle. approved February 4. IsS6.' said
appointment Is t0 be made ia writing and
hlet with the city clerk of the city of
Seattle on or tefor. the lsth dav of JniV.
A. ~. iSSg. e.. ". FFepgs cts ciark
July +. IsSq.
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South Second ST. lmnrovs..,

oFliCE OF THE CRY ClKRx
or Tae CRY OF Sr.YrT~
SEATTLE, ". T.. Inly & 10.
Notice Is hereby given tn the CO.
propsrty~ benefited hy o~rdlnanes a. 3
entitled An ordinance ta wj.lss 49,
tahlish south Second street. ia tks 80
SEATTLE. King county, Wa>hinTsn.s ~ q
tory. aud 90 provide for tue eofas~~.aH<
81 resi- estate necessary thcspsa. ) ~
they, the said property owners ~ -
required % spFn ut ona rx-S,n =
Win two ether persons gans g
whom l. t8 be appoiafaa y
owners Of property Condemned i, Is
ordinance No. l,i0a, and oue n -
mayor ~ SAID elty OF Seat,lel. ~ us
itrs aud assessing damsges ana lfrrse
with}a ami for the aSsesSmea, 49, q
scrlser and established bs section sn \ y.
said ordinance Nh, lice. in reaeH.&
with the provision az section M "A 49,
OF the legislature 81 the TERTIARY Il ww.sSS
iugtoa, entitled AN act 10 rsrfss ~
amend the charter Of the city 10 $50, asa
spproved feh4uary 4, issS. sasa .n,sss .s
mont i - be made Ia writing a,ns ~.
with che city clerk of the CITY AZ $50 n
on or before the 18th az of I,.lx tn
$50. " Feppss Nh
First publication OF this notice I'M, !
iS~A. NJ y
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West Street Improvement.
OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK
or THE CRY or SEATTLE.

E1f.N 4 AE=- " - EAttN - tt1f.f
Notice is hcFe6y gwen 10 the owners az
property beneiited hy ordinance M. l.i46,
entitled AN ordinance to locate. establish
II extend a public street. extending from
where West street intersects the north mar
ginal .iDe Of University street To the north
line OF 1esler avenue, anu 10 provide fur
the condemnation Of real estate necessary
therefor" thai they, the said property
OWNERS, are hereby required 70 ~ point
one person 10 act with two other persons
Zone of whom Is TO be appointed by the
owners Of property condemned by said
o~riinsnce No. Lis. aud one by the
mayor of said city of Seattie1, i'll apprais-
ing aud assessing damsees aud benefits
within n for the assessment district de-
scrbed aud established ty section four Of
said ordinance Ne. i,if6, In accordance
with the provision Of section Iai OF an act
~ the legislature Of the territory of Wash
Inston, entitled, An act tn revise and
amend The charter Of the city of seattle.
approved February Z. 1886" said appoint
ment isto be made ia writing aud fled
with The city clerk Of the city OF Seattle on
or before the 18th day of July. A. ID. 1889.
G. ". FERRIS, City CLERK.
First publication OF this notice July ?.
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Railroad Avenue ImproYem nj.
OFFICE az THE CRY CLERK
~ Is lsNN IL. EE -

HbAiiLEt " l. July 2. lSsA. ,
Notice j. hereby given 20 The owners ~
property benefited by ordinance No las
entitled Al ordinance 10 iornie.fstabixs
and extend a public street exiindine from
a point between University aud Pike streets
o. the western city limits Of the clfv
of seattle aud SO provide for thp.
condemnation az property Necessary There.
iVr, that they. the saIl property own.rs
sre hereby required a. appoint one person
70 set With tive other persons Zone "a
whom IS 20 be appointed ~ tie
ov 1ers II property condemned IS Saia
ordinance No. I.ifA. and aDe by the mayor
81 sid city Of ~eettlet. in appgaisims aud
assessing damage On benefits gifhts and
Tor the assessment district describe anf
estabsisheI by section four' Of aid oraf-
nance No. li4ttn accordance with the pro
VISION 81 section l0i OF an act nj the leg.
stature ~ the territory 81 Washington. en-
uiiei an Rcf IN revise and amend the
charter ~ the TlEy OF seattle. approved
February L1sS said ApBoinfmtnff = "a
made IN writing and fled WITH ne rjfv
eief& 90 The city Of SEATTLE on or before iht.
ttfh LAY ~ 4V8y. A D lSSs.
a. vs. FEgHl-. Clerk.
First publication Of this ugaee Jusy sth.
tNS4.
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Railroad Avenue Improvement.
OFFICE oF THE CRY CLERK
OF THE CITY or SEATTE.

eEAFTlf. W. l., NAs = f>&.}
Notice Is hereby given 10 the ovuers Of
property condemned by or finance No.
l.l45eatisied. IAN ordinance 10 locate. es-
tahijsh and extend a public street extend
ing from a point between University and
Pike streets, 10 the western city limits Of
the eits OF Seattle end TO pgoyi lie for the
condemnation OF property Necessary there
for" thar they, d said property owners.
are hereby requ RED - appoint one person
TO act with Two other persons lone TO be
appointed By the owners OF property
benefited by the provisions OF
said ordinance Ne. las, aud one is
Ia be sppsinfed by the mayer OF said
o.ry Of ~Seattlel in apprsisiug and assessing
damages and benefits within and for the
assessment district, described and estab-
iishe1 by section 4 of said ordinance No.
las. IN accordance with the provisions of
section loi Of an art Of the legislature OF
the territory of Washington, entitled. An
act to revise sud amend the charter of the
witty of seattle, approved February i, 1SS6. "
said appointment to be made in writing
and filed with the city clerk of the city Of
Seattle on or before the 18th day of July,
\. ID. 1889. &. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.
First publication al this notice. July 2,
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<rf2f = aErehg Esyea - tke owners -
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,s nax % re ~Hnp&nfez ~ the $50
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msas essrist &e@e Ed Ae4s e~szhr4a~ss
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Probate Notice.
YgeefToey - wAsHISaTaS
~ ~ /

GAEafx al AzLG.
IN asae pznhsss coaFs 81 said Naas eoa.ts
IN fhe matter OF TIE sstzte - ErSEese :
lAnse. deceased Ne 1Sl. onter 10 sauN
e4ass GA sale vi reA4 estate.
rr<aa CASA ami Ss1I SGEnsI, tce exec
EsssrS uf tne estate o1 Erness r L&zkge. sc'
ceased, having va rne ieta day OF july
I~~a. rlrd has ;sstttscn herein duly VERIFIED
psafSax Sor az crsxr - safe cd t1e whole al
The rxas estate 81 which tne decreased afed
sefnssi 81. fur the purposes tarfeia -
f9Tfh.
Aaa il appearing 10 the eoast from ths
SAID petition thai the personnel estate OF tas
~s3t deceased in the hssn1s III the said exec
nssggs = usa saiseavaf - pay tAe debts ont
standing sgs4Esk the said deceased aud she
expenses 81 administration and tne lsgaf1c,
pr1xss1eG for By the All. ~ SAID f3xSxaSed
sud Il i necessary - se.l The tas
real estate 81 the said deceased 10 pss gfs
debts sEd the cess and expenses OF al
minisfratiuu.
Is Is therefore ordered BY the court that
sii persons interested il the estate cf TIE
ssia leccsseu aFfvsr before our SAID pro.
bate coE al the Voa room thereof on the
eth day at August, lsss. ~ tas hoar Of II
o'elock T. n of fhsf day in the ely al -
al le, in said King eeanIy, JheR aad Ehe-s
10 s6ow cause IL ans fuey have IN an
order shoaad Dot be graatsd go the said
executors t. SCH the whole, the real estate
ot he Said Decreased, ar 50 much thereof IS
Sna ge necessary Ia pay tae aforesaid
debts, cosfs and expenses OF admin sffa-
ton.
siIs further oriered that 3 cop of this
order 20 s1teN cause be Published four sac
,esslye weeks H~sure rs. said ntn dsy oi
August, l>,s. IN the Seattle Po>TlSTEGLf-
GENtER. 4 newspaper printed ard pRe-
ilshsG ia the said ecgnty Of King, aud of
general circulation IN said county.
bone in open court this loth day 90 july.
f>S4. RICHARD 0>soRS
Judge of the SAID fro8ste 1 varI.
COUNTY oF MING,
WARRINGTON.
i, Richard Osborn. judge aaa eS-OEicio
clerk of the probate coHrt 81 said King
county, 10 hereby certify that the foreso-
iHg i a true aud correct copy II al origi.
Ial order Ia sho@ cause granted by the
said probate court on the Ion day of Juiy,
iSss. Ia tue matter OF the estate vf Ernest
+. i@aGge, deceased.
ia testimony whereof I have heTeunto
set my haad and affixed the stal of said
probate court this ilta day al July. I>S9.
RICHARD OSBORN,
Judge ami ex-ofiseio eaer2 oi the PROBATE
ee4rs OF Mig county, Washington terri
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Commercial st. Improvement.
oFYtCg 90 THE Cry CLERK
or THg ITT or >EAUIS.
SEATTLE. W. L, JDty &. IS


Notice Is hereby given 20 the owners 81
property c~aademued by ordinance Ne.
iies, entitled, AN ordinance IL widen and
establish Commercial street IN the tfty at
S~ssffie. Washington territory, and % pro
vide for the condemnation OF real estate
necessary therefor. thar they. the said
property owners. are hereby required 10
apVainf one person 10 act with two other
persons foue Ia be appointed by the
owners cf property benefited by the PROV
isfons Of said o~sdinaHCe No. ITO snu one
10 be appointed ny the mayor oi said ctfy
Of s~estticl ia apprsSsing and assessing
damages sud hcDefitS within snG TOT the
assessment district described anti esfab-
lsshegi hs section 1 ol sad ordinance Ne.
lies. in accordance with she provisions Of
section i0i "a act of the legislature ri the
territory uf Washington, entitled, An act
{, revise and amend the charter 81 The city
OF seattle. app owed February T. tssa
said appointment j. 20 he maize tn writing
aud fled with the city clerk 81 the city OF
Seattle on ar before the 18th day Of
july, A. D. ISsa.
c. ". FERRIS, CITY Clerk.
Frs. publication OF this nouce, saturday.
Jnfy q. iSS2.