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, 1889-09-05
AMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
In the matter OF the estate of Andrew

In the matter OF the estate OF Andrew
Bogardn, deceased:
Notice is hereby given that in puEsu-
ance of the order Of the probate court OF
Jefferson county, Territory OF Washing
ton. made on tue 29th day OF July. A. D.,
1889. III the matter of the estate of An
drew Boeardn, deceased, the uGdersigu-
ed administrator of said estate will sell
at public auction, to The highest bidder,
for cash, in one parcel and subject to
confirmation by said probate court on
Saturday the I4th Day of September, a,
d., 1889,
At II o'clock. a. H.. in trout OF the court
house door in Jefferson county. Wash.
ipg:AG Territory, all the right, title and
Interest and estate of the said interstate
at tie time ai bis death. and all the right,
title and interest that the said estate
haS, 10y operation Gf loan or otherwise,
acquired other than or in addition 10
that Of the said iutestate at the time OF
his death iD and to all that lot, piece or
parcel of land, situatp, lying and being
in tis Coanty Of Jeffers u, and described
rs follows, tU-x it;
All the north bGif uf l. - two and irur
q ard 4) III block ninety twn go III the
City of Port Townsend, according tn the
plat Of said City OF record in the office
Of the County Auditor OF said Jefferson
county, W. T. Terms of sale, cash; ten
per cant. of the purchase money to be
paiG Gu day of sale, balance on con
firmation of safe 10y p;Ohets court; deed
at exrense of purchaser.
L. ALBERT BARTLETT.
Administrator of the estate nf Andrew
iSogardo, deceased.
Port Towpsend, August Is, 1889
, 1889-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATS LAND OFFICE.
SEATTLE, W. II. JuiV IL. 1889. .

SEATLE, W + JUiy IT, IpS9-
Notice is hereby ri on that the following
nam SO Ter has filed roice OF his intention
max fna f,aa6 @ In snhRortt 20 Of !is GAIN; and
i obatc Court at Port Townsend W. u. On
tn sdav, sept III, 1873. viz ;JoSis WyckofT Pre-.
emptIOn ID. : No. I:.I5' ;. for The W i of n II.
Sc n, TIP. -, n Il. W. lie names tina follow
ing viii TO prove his continuous residence
upona d C liivntiOn of, sad land, VIZ:
x. DeIanty. Port Townsend, W. I.
John Turkey,
August Mo ],
W. n. Price. Z"
Any p~rso;i who desires to pr E. st against tho
allowance of such proof, or who knows of cny
sTtstani ial r'ason, under he law and the Tegu-
lat'ons of The Interior Department. why such
pFeof pho ID not bH allowed, will be given an
opportunity al the =. pte iYeEtIcned line and
place 10 cross-eEa inc tha Wifnssss.s. Of iaiJ
claimant, and to offer evidence in rcbIttal or
that submitted ~ cla IRant.
Il. NJ. REED. JE,. RefiSter
, 1889-09-05
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

SEAE4iE, W. T., August st, 1883.
Notice is hereby given That iE compliance
june T. 1875, entitled AN act for the sale OF ting
ber lands iii the States of California Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington T6fritoFy. James II. Ham
IltOn., of Seattle. county of King, stats lar
Terril ory) OF Washington, has this day filed In
this ofliCo his SWORN statement No. 1915. fer the
purchase of the southeast I Cf section No. I, in
township No % n. Range l west, and will Of
gaE p.9Rf to chow that the land sought Is more
Vaiusbt 30. j, ti'rbeT or stone than for aSrcul-
tural purT eses ard IL sslah,i-h his claim said
land before the Register and dRceeives of tits Of
flee at Seattle, W. T., Oh Friday, the 1T day
OF Novem DsT, 1899.
He names as Witnesses:
= l., II, Jones, OF Seattle, W. T.
Hiram IgItl..
Campbell Konr'mp p
AlOUZO S.erns 81
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to ale their
claims in this on; Q on OF before said let day of
N5Ve4Jlbe- 1899
teOc2f Z. M REED. JR., Register.
, 1889-09-05

George Burke WAS fined 4 five for
being drunk He paid it and was dis
charged.
Scarcely day passes but What from
one to five loads OF furniture arrive for
new residents.
Chas. /. Moore, OF Port Discovery, is
very seriously i'll at his horne in that
place. His father is nos visiting him
witt, view to taking him 10 California
as soon as his health viii permit.
John Hutchins, agei II. Austrian, en-
gagged on the North Pacific, had his leg
amputated above the knee al the Marine
Hospital yesterday by DR.. Glennan, as
sisted by Drs. Conover and Seavy. The
mans leg was broken some timo ago.
but never properly joined, hence the
amputation.
Robert RountEee, John Potter and
Walter Ewing returned uere Wednes-
day Eight from the raonntair4 They
bad gore ont TO find l. nearer
route to the ion and COPPER claims
which Mr.. Rountfce discovered in the
Olympia range some time age. The men
found some very fine agricultural and
timber lands which are as yet unsur-
vey ed They shot some gronsc and had
fine sport fishing.
, 1889-09-05
crnIIam County Republican canys"ti,n.

TIE CIal'tm c'alsy r:,uh i-an ca3 -
Venti0n met nj 10 i. III. with d p,vi.
in the chair. After cxdmin< creleatl:..4,
tie convention proceeded 10 v".r for
candidates for tLe lsgisIat"r,-. = Il
Is. Lu,l and \, Dis we're pat II. nnmi
nation. A b. Lul received five votes.
A. DAVIS four vot \. b. Luii was
dacIared unauimpIsy eIecte l. Dele
gates II WalIa W:l;a, john Dyke, 4. ".
DAVIS aud q W. Thompson.
e L. FISHER,
Secretary
, 1889-09-05

\ man named Hoffman. recently dis
charged from Jail Tor hayin- been found
under i bed in the lodging rooms in the
Hastings block, was caught Thursday
night under = bed in the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. JuI-e Wood sent him 70 jail for
80 days with hard labor.
, 1889-09-05
Port Townsend, W. :
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SEATTLE, W. T., March 10, 1889.

L, " I
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress. of
Jure 3, 1873, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California. Nevada,
and Washington Territory" II. C. Ingram, of
Seattle, County of X ng, Territory of Washing
ton, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 44i6, for the purchase of the s.
w. 4 of Section No. 10, in Township Ne. % N,
Range No. Nv, ana will offer proof TO show
that the land sough; IS more valuable for its
timber CT stone than for its agricultural pur-
poses and to establish his claim 10 said land be
fore the Register and Receiver of this Office at
Seattle, VT, on Monday, the 18th day OF Sep
fember, 1886
lie names as witnsssosI
Arthur Ingram, of Seattle, King Co, VT.
Frederick Lamb, s. d" I"
VIM. Crst,
Jno. K. Ross, of Port Blskely. Kitsap CO., W; T,
Any and all persons claiming adversely tins
above described lands are requested TO file their
claims in this office on OF before said 18th day
of September, 1880.
JNO. Z. BAIRD, Register.
, 1889-09-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

In Probate CourI OF Jcifer on County, w -.
In matter of the estate of II i,tia SAIGON,
Gfcsas-d.
800 zee Il i-5rnEy CiTdn tn 1, all p-rs n hlv-
ing claims n aiusLS ke estate D; Chr. 'isI c xe
ron, deceased viii have 10 present Ihe .lle 40
T. e Undersigned Administrative of the estIte bf
said deceased on or before one year from tke
'ate of first publication ho-ss = or the elaiG MS
= &c forever 'Sc--=-N
ESON,
1,deceased.
, 1889-09-05

The Ci!spians met on Saturday, Aug.
3lst and elected oiiicfrs for the ensuing
year. The regular meeting wl. he as
usual, OH Tuesday, Sept. 3rd.
rha Rev. Jes'' FaYirF, rector "s 81
Pants church in this city has 4nrs t.
tie islands for IL lhrec vaeks' vacation
NJ. 4. Sawteile ana Charles A. Dyer
have formed Il partnership for the pur-
pcse of conducting Il real estate bust
ness.
'.'TcgDm Jnc+," owing to n bad j.
s:Faln.d hand found it Impossible h
row in Gis race with Jerome hckI, y and
forfeited the stake mercy.
}. 4. Eby, Of Eby's landing, has de-
cidcd to leave there for l.ypden. Mr.
Eby's bealth has not been good for some
time, land he makes the change beiiey-
ing he will be benefited by it, lie will
be succeeded by Il Mr.. Custer and wife
! c, Christian aud n. A. KLuse|i have
formed q partnership for the Transaction
e u real estate buSI csG. J. c. Chris
tian 5 welt ku"wn by all the older resi-
dents nf Port Tow useud. Sr. Kpasell
il "a business ma,r from 81 Paul, Miun.
kanm 16, Krhi', VII ;r bio, k.
fhere Is :. @aily mail service on the
caai side q the sound, bet@aea Seattle
and Whatcom.
, 1889-09-05
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
4 CIT

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
In the matter OF the Estate Of JohnAppletOn.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
the order Of the probate court Of Jefferson
county, Territory Vi Washing tsn, made on the
18th day OF July, A. D., 1889, in the matter OF
the estate OF John G. Appleton, deceased. tRe
undersigned administrative OF said estate, vii!
soil at public auction, TO the highest and best
bidder for cash, in one parcel. and subject to
confirmation by said probate court. on Saturday
the I4th day of September, A. ID. 1882 at eleven
O'Clock Il. IN. in front OF the Court House door,
IN Jefferson County, Washington Territory, all
the right. title and interest that the said estate
has, by operation of law or otherwise acquired
OF her tha an in addition TO that OF the said intss
tats at the time of his death, in and ia al! that
lot, piece or parcel OF laud. situate, lying a
being in the county OF Jefferson and described
as follows to-wit:
All the west half OF the Northwest quMrter Ot
I Section fOGr az, in Township twenty-r inc it29
/ North OF Range one ~ east, in accordance W til
| the government survey thereof.
! Terms OF sale. Cash. ten per cent of the pur-
chase price to be paid on day of sale, balance or
confirmation OF sale by probate court, deed a
expenEe of purchaser.
| HARRIET l.. APPLETON.
| Administrative.
! Port Townsend, W. T., Aug. Is, 1882.
, 1889-09-05
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k""Hs -, -, Fl - all %, iiosToN BLOCK,
tfO.trfiiCr E,iIidinrl
i,SN' lhciiltl N The Northwest fOT ippaFIjn ng
Q. ''' ti-H pract:' III ednratiOn. &C uai BuAi
~ - h1TtltAna. Pain and ORNAMENTAL Pc
III n mn! aiH practical Enri'sh era tneDf,
catalogue sent free.
Students Admitted at any Tirs
willy aagS 3m
, 1889-09-05
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, [
SEATTLE ". II JuIy 10 1888

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICGt
SEATTLE, W. T., July 10. 1888.
Notice is hereby gtvsa that in compliahcs
with The provisions Of the Act of Congresg OF
Jane 3, 1878, entitled, An ct for the sale oil
timber la.Gs in tho States of California, Oregon,
Nevada end Washington Territory" AlonZs &.
Stores, Of Seattle, County OF King, Territory Of
Washington, has this dAv fled in tlia ONCE his
sworn statement No. 1885,, for the 'bhrchase OF
the n. W. Il of Section No 3, in Towsship No.
as N, Range No. West, and will offer proof 10
show that the laad sought is more valuable for
its timber stone than foragF!ouitpTll purpos 70
and 10 establish his claim to said land before tbs
kegistor and Receiver or this Office at Seattle,
Wash, on Thursday. the nth day of October,
1883
lie names Gs witnesses:
Wm. u. Casyie, of Seattle, W.T..
VIM. Monroe, -
Ichg ". Hunt, " "
Joseph tIDitB. -
ANY and all persO~s claiming sdvet aely & Q
above described lands are requested to Ole thsir
claims in this osiee on or before said lfih daf Z
of October. 1859.
z. NJ. REED, JR., Register.
1st publication Aug. s. 1853.
, 1889-09-05
Changed his Aipd,

For some time past n. J. Levinson has
seriously contemplated taking a medi-
cal course under DR.. GIennan. 1t was
his intention to branch out here as a
fall hedsed "Doc" in q short time. He
obtained the doctors promise to permit
him to witness an operation. He was
toia o. Tuesday that there would be a
chance for him yestctdsy, gnd he pre-
pared for it by hunting up the combina.
tion Of his liver by taking some resu-
iatpT. he met DR. Glennan on the q g
gag yestegF2y gni stated t" the office to
see the man have his ias ;.nputated' lie
saw the patient aud the INSTRUMENTS
"nl Thea whiepered to the surgeons that
''ue wanted &c see man" anu that was
the last seen of him In ih1 ofice.
, 1889-09-05

Any sHa AZ pes ms cl"i'ni1~ adversely ii
above dcscFibedi HrIis Bp4 IeaI"stPd : Fl
their claims In this Office on or RefoIe said 81
day of Oct, 1883. II. NJ. REED, JK. Reai fer =
lst publication July Is
, 1889-09-05
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
&, ~---rk W ~ Iutv I1 1870

Notice is hersby given th&, in conip;ia.. &c
with the provisions Of The Act or Gohsfess' OF
Juuc 1878. entitled, 'An act for The sale OF
iimbcr lands in the States of CalifOrnid, OREGON,
Nevada ard Washington Ter 'Ory,' John Il. Us-
horn, of Seattle. County of King, Terri ory ot
Washington, has this day ticd in this office his
swarn stalPRen. o.isSn, for the.purchash or the
north-eas aGdrrs' 81 'SeciiDn No. 2S, in
Township Nb. ss y. Ran5s Na. ". a,Id will
OfrF proof 10 -llnv lhat The laad sought IS more
yBnabic for its timber OF stoi Than for agrichl.
iueaI nnsfases and 10 establish his claim to said
land bafGre tbs Register aud RfGeiver Of this
ofice a. Seattle, W. T., On Wednesday,. tht, 9Th
day of July. 1880.
lie names a. witnesses:
j.. E Bro n, of Seattle, ". T.
NJ. J. Bright, :.
i. W. Gray,
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akxERAI oRDxs so. ..

HKsnauARrERs FiRsr REs. n. q. WI
SEATTLE, May q.
1. In accordance with Section 10,
Article vi Of the militia law of Wash
ington territory. this regiment win
parade Thursday. May v. 1850 Me-
mortal dayl, 10 participate in the cere-
monies incidental TO that day.
2. such companies as are IN Seattle
on that day are hereby ordered to
assemble nj the Armory at o'clock
>. m. in full dress uniform. Line win
lie formed promptly at l As p. N.
3. Field and staff officers, mounted.
will report az headquarters. the hand,
seYgeant major, color sergeants, right
and left general guides to the adju-
tant. at l % p. M.
4. Permission Is hereby granted
Companies G, @ and II to join IN the
parade at Seattle should they 50 de-
sire Commanders OF companies not
awaiting themselves of this permission
will designate in company orders the
hour and place for parade OF their re-
spective companies.
s. Company commanders viii re-
port 10 these headquarters IS sooss
after the parade as possible. the num-
Der OF men OF their respective compa-
nies who participated In said parade.
D. Upon the Recommendation Of his
company commander, Private John
Hogan Is appointed corporal in Com
pany IL. vice Ed III. Clark. elected
second lieutenant BY oysser OF
CoIoSKI J.. G, HAMS.
Official. w. T. SnAxrR.
First Lieutenant and AdIutant.
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a Kansas Wsman Fights . Big
nna1e In = Cellar.
Kansas City T.aveler.
One Of the most ps,lous battles be-
tween : woman and large boa con-
strictor occurred 1t Grand View last
evening.
About ! o'clook, a. Mrs, II. N. Strait,
The handsome and accomplished young
wife Of 81. N. Strait. Of the Wyxndotto
Plumbing Company, descended into
The cellar Of their residence on Six
tenth street, Grand View. she was
startled BY loud hiss and two fiery
red eyes hooking directly u her. Re-
turning with lamp, the lady discov-
cred 4 large snake cooled around q
piece Of wood. Taking : good shovel
In her hand, Mrs. Strait prepared to
do battle with the monster. The FIRST
blow seemed to infuriate the reptile,
and. with = loud hiss. it sprang o. the
nov thoroughly alarmed but brave
little woman. Il blow from the shovel
knocked the thrust aside, and with the
rapidity Of lightning the snake again
prepared TO strike. Five consecutive
times did the huge monster retreat,
and then plunged Through the dimly
lighted air 1t the woman who was so,
nobly defending herself At last a
well directed stroke knocked the rep
tile to the floor, and seemed to stun il
for q moment The glistening syes
had now become two fascinating balls
Of flame, and the great fangs worked
awful velocity. Following up
the blow Mrs. Strait succeeded ID kill
ing the boa. and with fast failing
strength she reached the floor above.
whore help seem reached her.
Mr.. Strait il In Washington terri
tory, where he Is largely interested In
. newly discovered mica mine. and
his wife was alone with the servants.
A party of neighbors were summoned,
and the snake carried into the wood
shed. It proved to be boa constrfc-
tor and measured eleven feet and
eight inches from the head to the tip
Of the tail. 1t Is supposed 70 have es-
capped from some menagcrie, presume
ably the London circus. which Il now
at Arnaourdale.
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NrS winslouss S~cthtuE Syxup fce chill
dxn teexAinx. Il SO prescription - one 81
the hcsf female rRrNes xud phystc1neN -
the ufted States. and has been 06ed Ion
t0sf- years With never failing xsfce1 -
millions ~ uofhfxS Tor their cAfldreu.
Buxzax snc process of tkefhinx, - vAine n
fncaicxtahse. Il reileves the child frlu
pn5n. cnres dfxrnseSy ard dIA1hOA, ks1p
inx IN the howeaa, and wf11 code 8y CIV
in9 heath TO the eAssd. Il re<sx sne mothers
Frirn- Hr kz,sg,e. swy.w
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II has been evident nj the recent
meetings Of the Nineteenth Century
Club. which has held It's last meeting
for the season, that the death of its
founder and president. Mr.. Cortlandt
Palmer, w&s heavy loss to IL In
many WAYS. He not Only spent his
own lime and means in is behalf, but
he also induced many other notable
men 20 take an interest In il and to
1oin IN Its debates. The absence OF
his suggestive mind. which constantly
supplied novel themes for debate, IS
keenly felt By the members Of the
club. II is doubtful whether the club
viii be able to maintain It's existence
long after the death of its founder.
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rAs Royal reed 10 rsns.

The Duke of Newcastle. il Is alleged,
Is quietly falling into line in the pro-
ce<xson that Il moving perpetuaily in
England toward the divorce court.
He Is an understood and defcrmed
peek. whose marriage recently created
. good deal of comment The whole
family influence viii probably BE
brought TO bear on the case. bat Il Il
doubtfal II that will prevent puhlicify
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Tais Ia the seaspH ct the rear when the
ssw. eesa uinds crate sad havoc with the
hansfs and corn plexson. SON white hands
aud clear ~p<ssAY senplexion can Be
eaksnE 81 nutari's specific II rsbA<d
irsc TIE skin well IL leases no yrsaay sar.
FACE. The skin aneevAk e. Sold ~ stew
AZ 4 Holmes Drug Co.
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Rsai enfate transacuono ftom January 1.
fssp. q daes. ne t7,ooo. 7ls5S. There wero
nled l9s record yesterday u deeds. The Con-
elderol1ons eGgreeAtius e17,511. N avef-
80 81 n 81. FOLLOWING q the list q fufu-
56hbd " ouhorne. Tremper 4 Co. ahstzac-
Nh o. tttle;
3. Baxter 70 \. q. Won Roseu, luts Il to
~ BIZ and blk 9, Warrington Heights
n Ven Rosss 70 percy Rochester. lots i.
. n1t 8. biz 2, Sells helm second, g ,ooc.
y. claxk to :; Matthews, rs acres In zee
i tser1n 10 a. 4 6teurns, loes and
s. biz y, LAWS second, n.
1. McNnuRht's, A,z1o.
e. Al. Crane 10 f. Ferguson, lots land 10,
blk y, Jackson street. $l,2o0s
~ G. HaorAh To &. Grodg, und Il blk II,
julius Nostnn's plat, - 80
gan e I. 4. Kills acres sec :, p
b Wynn e !. 4. Mccoy, acres in sec 9.
- - RI. 1z0-
d. Howe 10 ". A. Gilbert. LOT i. blk 50,
penny's nth add. si.z0o.
s. Hlewett 10 w. Duerr. lots ~ and % blk
I, Denny s aoytx add, 800.
z. B. Nelux % 3. @. korthup. lot 10, blk
O., Collins add, SO.
r. Marco 10 II +. McGarvie. lots II and
y. blk sanders second 70 West Eeatsic,
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Ka...ll s.Es.. I.lf. wen spsns.
Neu ynrk sun,

at dinner party not long ago Rus
sell Sage entertained his right-hand
neighbcr. lannon's Republican law
yer with "reminiscences al his life. He
concluded his photographed sketch
With these words: 1Upon looking
back over my life / cannot think of .
single act that l woald alter II 1
could. By which / suppose he
meant, commented the famous Re-
put,iican lawyer subsequently. ssthaf
he never missed chance 10 make all
fhe monsv he could, !"
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rOnrY-rIrrH ANNIvERsARY.
commsncsment ExercIses Of WILL
1amette UnlvorsIty.

Commsnosment RxsrcIses Of Will
1ametts UnIvsFsity.
June - Annual college prayer meet
ing.
ties.
Sunday, June . Baccalaureato day.
Haccalaureate sermon by Rev. John
Gordon, d. D.. Portland. uni-
versity sermon by Rev. Henry Brown,
Walla Walia.
Monday. June Ie~-Examination
day; public examinations: prize con-
test in el0cution.
Tuesday. June 1f-Regents day !:
annual meeting Of board of trustees !;
popular concert by conservatory Of
music; graduating exercises OF uni
verxiky academy.
Wednesday, June l2--Aiumni day; :
commencement OF conservatory OF
music; animal business meeting Of
alumni; reunion OF alumni.
Thursday, June Is Commencement
day; commencement Of college of lib
eral arts; address by Hon. NJ. G.
George, Portland reunion of conserva-
tory alumni.
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FAMILY BlDLN.
Protessans Bibles. retail
price $1s. At our store It
$500.
Catholic: Bibles retail
price, SIS At our store.
$500.
Anothef Catholic Bible.
retail price, SO Our price
$500.

We lately bought about
$500 worth Of books and
Stationery, III of which win
Be sold at about the same
rate - s,e have been sell
Ing for che last three
months Most Of the stock
It LESS than usual who'll
sale prices, and hundreds Of
books at less than our cost.
We have about 200 Al
BUNS, many Of them Of the
latest designs and most
beautiful patterns, and thir-
ty-six different styles, al Of
which win Be sold It whole
sale prices.
See our window display
from day to day for bar
gains.
G.. DAVIES Il co.'s
100 'FRONT.' STREET.
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no rArIr WIN OFFICIALS.

"In conclusion l wish to state that
my criticism Is made with the best
interests Of the city OF Seattle 81 heart.
/ lind no fault with the oG1cials of the
city council or Of the fire department.
The blame rests entirely with the
systoin under which the department
= managed. This Is sadly In need az
reform, and hope the change viii be
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-Four years ago seattle did noS e.
tend half mile back from the water
front. Now Il reaches b Lake WASH.
lngtcn, Lake Union. Smiths Core and