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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-23
CITY NOTICES.
DRoPosALs Tor lighting the streets and pu

PROPOSALS for lighting the streets and pub.
i lie buildings of the city of seattle.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be
received by the undersigned, clerk Of the CITY OF
Seattle, At his Office in the city hail. or before
Friday. October T. 1889. at o'clock p. m, for
lighting the streets OF seattle from the date of
awarding the contract TO the LIST day of October,
Ico0
The city council will consider bids for the fol-
lowing described lights:
f!rst-One sixteen candle power iHcAndescent
lights 10 each lamp.post.
Second-Iwo sixteen candle-power incandes-
cent lights TO each lamp-rost
Third-One thirty-two candle power incandes.
cent light TO each lamp post
:. Fourth-Ten or more 1000 candle power arc
lights.
Fifth-six foot gas burners
sixth--Twelve foot gas burners.
The party receiving the contract will be re-
CURED TO place, msintain and keep in repair.
any new lights ordered within sixty days from
date of order.
All posts. lamps ana lights at present in use to
be fitted ready for lighting at the expense OF the
successful bidder.
All lamps. lights and posts to be maintained
ard kept In repair by the successful bidder.
Bids Will also DC received for lamps and lamp
posts. and placing the same In position ready
for use: diagrams and specifications of lamps
and posts TO accompany each bid.
Bids will also he received for lighting the city
hail, clerks office, police headquarters. jail and
engine houses.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
Dated Seattle, September II, isS9.
Wv. FERRIS, City Ci-rk.
Date Of first publication September Il, 1859
TEMPERANCE STREET TAX NOTICE-THE
l. tax levied by tie city council IN the dis
trict created by ordinance No. I05o. 10 provide
for the grading Of Temperance from Mercer
street ia Bradley street and constructing side
walks thereon. is now due aud PAYABLE At
the office of the city treasurer. All taxes not
paid within forty days of the first publication
OF this notice viii be declared delinquent. =
penalty OF 5 per cent added. and interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent charged,
c. w. FERRIS, City Clerk.
First publication of this notice. September
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Spokane Falls Chronicle.


Mrs. Anns Miller. the wife OF a carpenter
who lives at Deep Greek Falls. met with a
peculiar acciden; which goes 10 prove that
gun is /: dangerous thing, even II you
have the muxzle Of II pointed in another
direction. About three weeks ago a large
hawk perched itself in tree near Mrs.
Miller's home. and the temptation 10 take q
shot al the bird. in order 10 try her skill Is
q markswoman. was too great for her to
withstand. so, procuring e shotgun. which
happened to be in the house at the time,
she proceeded TO carry out her desire.
After having taken careful aim she pulled
the trigger. and the damage was done.
Subsequent. results showed that the weap-
o., had been over charged. and the recoil
loosened several of her teeth and broke her
left jaw, splitting il from the chin nearly
20 the back part of II.
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oksf HOURS WORK A WEEK.
NC" Tor the Weary. ON Malcolm
island. u. &.
Mana no Free Press


rsss's ave appeared recently in the
80, - R1ers, and copied by the Pro.
Press, IN regard 10 the establish.
bmperance colony or common
- Malcolm Island. near the north
80 vancouver island. The reports
:. Mssed in this province with n great
- eaahi, many looking upon IL as an
- Ms't skeleh, somewhat after the style
a. 'ts " tAe Famous Battle of Dork-
a. We APPEAR. however. 10 be bona
|,s-,'I'''AklnE, Go- Mr.. Joseph Spencer.
xssMe. England. the honorable sec
-. ', 'he eoioay. IS ROW i'm this city. az
give lecture Tor the nErpose of
kk s.ads 10 bring out the nrst con.
sss eolonstS Tor tins temperance
| ~ a Ss'' Tor thc erection OF savmlils
necessary hahi;suous. This Ger.
rs a1 ''t charm ~ novelty, and bein,;
rss,-s S''hen'. liz rrocfess wall h..
viii Jealous care. The COLONY
= e0adaeted on The cooperative ~
s'.,'eS N principles. each man work.
s,s . sar general good putting in eieht
day i've DAYS week and
a. on Sa'asdsy SUNDAYS TO be
- 0sso'ed 10 religious ana tern.
rsSs serves
e. ie,lter informs the Fee aess
a., ~, f'ovinci2, government have set
Ia A'se'iH island fof the purpose al
'sss,A.! The government propose 10
As,I, -. ScFss Of land 20 each head OF 1
~, :, NC .. sreets house thereon 70 the
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pe sec. and therefore cut down the vaers
canned that day. The manager Of The
norsd refused 70 allow the men to count
.ae CUT "a their days work. and they there
lore walked ont" The question was re-
Ieifed 70 the union. which decided that the
PRINTERS should return to work, and they
scco.uinsiy reported for duty on Monday
ABOUT II O'Clock As the paper could not
% eot ont IN its usual form. commencing
. that hour. the manager informed the
men that there would be no issue for the
DAY. Mr.. McLagan has decided to deduc,
from the mems wages the loss the paper
mas sustained by the strike, and if objection
Is made TO this he win test the matter
through the courts.
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New Process Of Hop-Drying.

Says the Puyallup Citizen of September
20: A reader from near Green river gives
us description OF the new bop-drying pro-
cess being tried on the ranch of Charles Du-
bois. The building itself Ia 40 feet high,
the first floor with two ovens is s feet in
height. The process is something after the
manner OF fruit drying. Room is made for
thirty-six trays Of q box OF the hops to
each, one above another. The trays are
nut in at the top and let down by means of
ropes and pulleys. one over another until
the elevator Is full. They are then re-
moved from the bottom when they are
thoroughly dried. In this manner thirty
six boxes can be dried in six hours. The
experiment is proving success. and our
informant says the old way viii be sup
planted by the new, which he thinks will
undergo several improvements yet before it
comes into general use.
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Where the rh@nix Flaps His Wings.
Rlaine Iouruaj


Seattle is busy place, and is spreading
out its borders to take in the surrounding
country. A large town has grown up at
the north end of Lake Union and Queen
Ann town. West and South Seattle have
all received a share OF attention.
Standing on the corner of Second and
Pike streets in the evening one involun-
tarily thinks of the town of Vanity in "Pil-
grims Progress" The ground rumbes
under foot as the great cable growls along
on its pullcys underneath, and the light
ming flashes from the wheels OF the passing
electric cars in way str!kingly suggestive
o. gclzebub.
1t is pleasant place 20 be though, when
everything moves with a rush and every
one Is busy. snd IN ough all are now labor
ing ct disadvantage. avsry,hing shows
plainly wha; is going 10 he there.
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The Now EereI.er.


NancouVeF kceisfeT, sept II.
On Wednesday last the president ap'
pointed Mr.. Scott SHETLAND, Of this city,
receiver of the United States land office
a, Vancouver, vice John o'keane, whose
term OF Office expired few weeks since.
Mr.. SHETLAND is chairman Of the Clarke
county Republican committee and mem
her o: the state committee. and was ex-
teus,ysly indorsed for the position by lead
ing Republicans Of both Washington and
Oregon. Mr. SHETLAND was for several
wears in the employ of the Vancouver
TRANSFORMATION Company, where he de
yelopsd excellent clerical ability. The ap-
nointnent meets with satisfaction here.
Mr.. SHETLAND is thoFoughiy competent, and
will make good official.
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Fine Fruit.


tftitfWAAat
Mr.. c. W narr, who lives about hall Il
mile southwest OF Goldendale. brought 90
Cur Office last Saturday about bali hushel
Of as fine apples as We ever saw anywhere.
There were I'VE different varieties of winter
armies. consisting % Northern SPY, Rhode
Island ereensng. Seek nofurther, Water
Swar and Gloria Mundi all grown without
irrig alton. which fully demonstrates The
fact that this Is a. good q fruit country A.
there il in the Northwest. These appie>
arc ,.one OF them troubled With beng
wormv. \ fault that IS complained 81 SER
ously by fruit growers itoEn almost every
tsher section.
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Dexter Street improvement.
OFFICE % TnE CITT CLEkg
o. Tug CirF oT SEATTLE.

sEATu.E. " T., sept % 1850.
@osice = heftbJ given 70 the owners OF prop
cry condemned b. ordinances Ma. iia5 entitled
An ordinance % ex.cEd. lay of aud establish
b Kter street 10 toe cts ~ seattle, frnna ths
southern boundary hoe OF Adele addition TO
the north boundary lige 81 Hfnckley's addition,
and n psOEi1e ief the condemnation OF real ss-
tate necessary therefor. thai they the said
ggoFeffy aSpcTS, are hereby FeQaired 20 appoint
one JsrgHou "a 2Cf 9Iih t4o other persons lone 20
- apTointsd ~ ths owners of property b~ne-
fitted By TIE grSFtsious ~ said ordinance No.
1885, AMI ole g. Is appointed By the mayer %
SAID esty 81 $eastlel ~ sPpraisiug and assessing
damages snd heHfSfs ~itBia and i9T the ASSESS
neat district, ce-sFEbea aad established b sec
tSeg Of Esia ofsliskace No. .fe9. in secoftaues
with The provisions ~ section I9i Of an sef G..
tie legislature cf the territory - Washington.
entitled, ~Aa 49, - scvise saa sfsebd The char
tcr 81 tlae c5Ey Of seattle. approved February 4,
$50 -sad appointment - 10 10 sgssi ia HElt-
ing sus H3ed with re city eleEs Cf the city Of
-esilie ~ before Fhe sth 3sy - October, A, ID.
LIS. C. wYEKEi-. City Clerk.
First publication 81 tas notice. September -.
Iss4
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1I1e CITY OF KENT
/ 1913 Community in a
cr.at Hop Valley.
.ou susuae OF SEATTLE
.,d wealth Increasing-Yer-
-. lands Cheap Along White
-schools and Churches.
KEyr. Sent. 10.

KEyr. Sept. 10.
.d Is noted. among other
- number of its thriving and
;,e Young towns. There are
".n towns and villages, AID IN
- not well be otherwise when
a! growth and Development OF 'ne
,;sory Is considered.
:, he List stands the hourishing
-, little city of Kent. II Is
!. r. famous and fertile White
- s;rteen miles distant from
treuty-sour from Tacoma, on
p shs Puget Sound Shore railroad.
the very heart OF
: =. most extensive and most
r. a washington's hopfelds.
-. date OF the first settlement
no ago the place was a mere
Az today the population Is es-
I sboat so.
.-..ber the vote polled was l35.
Cery indication that on the
- month viii show a large and
-. ;re,ssse. The town has three or
- sst<ss, about the same number
-. Eve or six stores, meat mar
- ,sse Offices, two blacksmith
- able, etc. In addition to
r-s Single mill, and until its
- S-bucs;on by fire. e sawmili. The
s,s9 i rebuilt before long. The
I abundsn,ly supplied with water
49, b local corporation, and there
- z he early introduction OF the
-, Int. This and other modern
-. s..d,. such as fire company. viii
+ - b supplied in the not distant
~ i..eleetual and moral needs Of the
= =, supplied By large and weii-ai-
- poblic school. two churches toniy
a vbich. however, as yet has its own
s:<n,, and a well-conducted weekly
.-.rapsr. the Kent Recorder. The pres
sahjc school building being found
|ss.Iiy Inadequate TO the wants Of the
- : nsu and much larger building has
- rejected. and, in fact, has been voted
a h to cost, with the furniture, some
|rss or s. 900, possibly $4,000. The only
{su,cb edifee in Kent at present is that oc-
- BY the Baptists, but the Presby-
dsss and Congrega,ionalists will both
: their own places Of worship probably
shsany months.
ne price OF land in the vicinity has
knr than doubled during the past twelve
|smshs, nevertheless il is fact that trans
Ia sfe becoming more and more numer-
|ss ssch month. Good land in the vicin-
b D. town is worth all the way from $3.50
6y1O per acre, and 1t is worth it, whether
nsidercd with reference to its suitability
h hop culture or for town extension pur-
rposes.
iso passenger trains each way per day
"A one or two accommodation trains af-
n easy and rapid transit to both Tacoma
n Seattle. and Kent will in time become
sscsically adeIightfnl residence suburb,
IAere the future merchant OF the metropo-
: will find pleasant abode That this is
y mere visionary idea is amply shown by
= pcwth and advancement of the towns
~ Chicago, San Francisco and other
Unmercial centers.
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NOTICE TO CoyrRaCTORs.

NOTICE TO CONTRAcTORs-THE SCHOOL
~ board of the city OF Seattle, ". T., will re
ceive bids for the construction of four frame
school n uses. Bids will close sep.eTs Der 30 II
IN. Bonds viii be required OF the successful
bi 'ier. certified check of two hundred
600 dollars mast acco-3psny each bid rs secu-
rliy for the execution of any contract that may
he awarded. PaDs, sneciar atoms sad deissls
a, Office of Charles W. Saunders and z W
Hougafon. architects Room Is, Boston block.
DDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
ID of tho undersigned unti Wednesday noon.
Septem Der =. for the erection oi brick build
ing on the corner OF Main and Commercial
streets for Ms Harmon; right is reserved To
reject any and sil bids Fisher. Architect
dds Will. BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDER
ID signed 81 his Once, room s.. Boston block,
until 5 o'clock r. m. Tuesday. september q for
the erection Of a double frame dwelling house;
owner reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids l. ~ smith. architect
NOTICE TO GRADERS BIDS WILL BE
~ received al TIE Office Of the West Coast
improvement Company. l,ei0 second street un-
III ssrpfsuter = a. To0a. for grading f1Tst
avenue snd street. sssirasn Park. salmon bar.
Profile nav De seen al the oraee OF Thomson &
white, civil engineer
" r BALLARD, Manager
seattle. ". 7. Sept Is. isss.
NoIicE To CoST1AGT0KS-AIL con
~ tractors having contracts calling tor elee-
tEiesi wu7k 81 aEy kin6 viii cad IL 30 their ac-
vantage 70 call uyou or address the undersigned
aud Who are ressy 20 hid Esou anything IN the
electrical line; wiring fer electric lights snaan
claso-s and bells satisfactorily done and gnaEaA-
ieei prices lowest IL tae city. Baker, Bsich 4
"a. - end y Atkins tleck. Colgub4s. between
gsirt and Fuarfn
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'm
provement.
oFfiCE OF THK CRY CLERK
UY THK CRY OF SKATTLE.

SEATTLE, W. r., sept "a, 1852
Notice Ia hereby given to the owners OF prop
erty condemned by ordinance No. .10I, entitled.
An oriirauce TO lay Of, ertend and establish
South Ninth street ia the city Of seattle from
Nikado street 20 PiGmmer street. and 10 lay Off
extend AMI establish Charles street I'm the city
OF Seattle from Tenth street 10 Eighth street and
To pFogide for tire condemnation OF real estate
necessary therefor. that they. the said property
owners, are hereby required Ia appoint one per
son 30 act with iNo other persons lone to De- APP
pointed ~ the owners OF property benefited by
tbs provisions of said ordinance No 21I and
one 20 bc appointed BY the mayor OF said city OF
seatilej IN spprsisiug and assessing damages aud
benefits within aad ior the assessment district
described an1 established by section Of said
ordinance No l,90i, in accordance with the pro
visions Of section l0i 81 act Of the legislature
of The territory Of Wa.hinefon entitled AN
at % revive and amend the charter Of the city
of seattle. approved February {. 1850" said ap.
I,otntInent y y te rsade IN writing aud fled
win the csty clerk OF the etly 81 oesEfle OF be-
foe the iih dag o. October. A r. lisa.
&. ". YERRIs. City Clerk.
FirSt publication OF this notice september n.
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'M
prOypment.
OFFICE or THE CRY CLERK
or THE CITY or SEATTLE.


or THE CITY oP SEATTLE. \
SEATTLE. W. r., sept. II, 1887
Notice is hereby given To the owners OF prop
erty benefited by ordinances No. col. entitled,
An ordinance TO lay OF, extend and establish
sosth Ninth street ip the city OF Seattle from
Aiksdo street Ia Pi1mInor street, and 10 lay OF,
extend and establish Charles street In the city
Of Seattle from Tenth street 20 Eighth street, aud
To provide for the condemnation OF real estate
necessary therefor" that they the said property
owners are hereby required to appoint one per-
son 10 act with two other rersons lone of whom
Is TO be appointed by the owners Of property
condemned by said ordinance No .sol. and one
by the mayor OF said city Of sesttcl ia apprals-
ing and assessing damages and benefits
within and for the assessment distric,
described and established by section 4 OF
said ordinance No. sol, in accordance with the
provisions of section i0i OF act OF the egisia-
tgrc OF the territory of WASHINGTON, entitled, An
act to revise and amend the charter of the city
OF Seattle, approved February g. i>-s. +" said APP
potn.meut Is 10 be made in writing aud filed
with the city clerk of the city OF seattle on or
before the 4sh day 81 October. A. d., Isss
e. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.
First publication OF this notice September Il.
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Il 'iNtofia toioaiSJ
ssss.~ : .ss"e Of Saturday evening she Van.
f; weld printed cut Of .lre sew Rap.
|sssee. |" that city The "a: occupied
|ssbs1l. A"oa' sx, inches. and WOULD
|sx ~. 'asASrte 2.fo ems. equal 70 S.
IL, .eS'.e's e.a,mcd that ghe Insertion
'siaseo The amour, Of matter 10
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Lewis County typographical linton


4 typographical union was ofganisea al
Csnt,slis las: sunday, composed OF Che
halls and Ceutralis printers. and vii b,
known Is the Washington Biographies
tuion.
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Take TIRE Northern sscise fsi,Foss, zee res, .
,,,,s stss,r.a, ana 4tuirgcas roWtc fer ST. rosGts
S.s, Ofses, .is seNoa. street. fossos eaoNS.
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stfsff a.

w MARINE IRAgHEg OF PIANO.
w shortest successful German method
Faiee cuItarv sTes.lsllv. 80 PIKE stree-
ACADEMY % MUsIC-TDgAI. CrLTGsF
"A rlocusi8n, snd ais branches 81 iastru-
gspnfal muse taught (%9wl ala Columbia
street. between Fuarth srss Fifth.
1Ik- WILLARD. Rooms ASD &. l.stziS
VI Yrong street xeiee ri1lfare. p8sno GsssAr
a saaUfioH physical culture eiAss. 10 a n.
SAtsss&vs.
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CoNrRseToRS avn srifDrRx.
HfRYFss 4ND saDDLERr.

HARNESS AND sApDLERY-JAMES wHEE.
Ian, who is a; present located q. oil Third
street. has certainly the finest display of her.
ness, saddlery and turf goods to he seen any
where today in seattle This gentleman also
carries tine assortment OF carriage trimmings
aud makes a speciality OF repairing. Mr.. Vince
Ian does large wholesale and retail business
and he warrants all his work and sells ~ prices
that are bound 20 bring custom.
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eHHfsrfiy SctfNce

NaR ASD MIS-. T. J. gAsILE. BEAEEg-
VI ard is.caen. Location LIS SECOND street
T. y. box ? seattle, WI
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FINANCIAL.

EAG1eGfAAs
oNG OR sHokT TINE LOANS MADE on
IL real estate. VIII make favorable rates and
give the business prompt attention: Will also
buy mortgages. Geo. D. Mclean, rooms Is and
le. kils.en block
MONEY TO LoAN-L Z. THOMPSON. ROOM
vi No. IS, Boston block. Seattle. WASH
s. TO $4,000 lo,., h I.nas' , Ss
nlture. pianos: stock. notes and other chastei
securities, without removal: business strictly
conhoenosi- Gilmore d CO.. Palace restaurant.
opposite postoi'ice.
" HUGO SMITH. CLARK & CO, REAL Es.
W tate loans and insurance, l,2,s second
street Representing the Weschexter and RoeheS
ter German Insurance Companies of New York
aud other nrst class fire insurance companies
I EE & BOwDEN. REPRESENTING THE LON
j bard Investment Co, are doing the largest
loan business in King and adjacent counties;
reasons-lowest rates: no delays; square deal
ing; money always on hand: give them q call.
Mallory building. corner Third and Jsmea
MONEY TO LOAN : JARvIs-CoNKLIN
OF *lsSO,0oo. makes loans on improved city and
farm property we pay money on loan - hours
AFTER Application is made: We only want time to
absolutely no delay: building loans a specially
any and all Competition met I. w. Entz. gen
eral agent and examiner, room /. Newlin block.
&1O TO 1900 TO LOAN on FURNITURE,
TlV pianos. horses diamonds. etc. low rates
Seattle Loan CO.. room IA. Burke block.
- PR CkNr. MONEY To LOAN on INSIDE
I property to rebuild; also on good farms:
payments can be made any time after one wear
no delay In making loans. Trounce & Patton,
Burke block.
MONEY TO LOAN-RRRS r. DANIELS,
M Room As. Boston block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AND
1vl personal security; notes, mortgages, bonds,
county and city warrants, etc. bought and sold.
g. Z. Miller q CO.. bankers 2ls Columbia street,
Newiin block.
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TO IEt,t.

I,oa REXT-CuEAP FOG ~ YEARS. MAG
i nifcent i-2fecs 'front.' corner Ga fesser
avenue. near Ninth street, aiso Dew. new
furnished house close n. on cable. bow reni
desirable. cal sozSl FaFwc{l. sta reeoEid STREE
The Fair kefp your eve gu iaseo
CHICKEN RANCH sITE Fog. LoStl
I fesse Address Abstract post Fr,sefftFrYser
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sr.Sos5R sPHEaS

ARLINGTON TYPEWRITER HAD
w eusTter~-sfeuogsaph faFalShe8. short
hand sri tkF@sgifiEg work executed. f!Fc,
wFtfsTs rented RDors g Sewlin block
~ NJ nTSM.N. sTENOe.AFHER Al.
-. kinx ssock. Co.alnas 1cs~eea Third and
FcaEsh-