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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

A WAC lately saw Honolulu car
penter draughting some work and
drawled out the remark: "You are
getting very handy at drawing; you
will soon be able to draw hand
cart"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
By L. j. LEyEY.

At 10 m regular cash sale at
salesrooms when will be offered
large assortment of goods and
household furniture.
AT z o'clock in the evening grand
closing out sale at the store of Egan
& Co., Fort street. Chance for
bargains.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

THE defendants in the pool selling
case were discharged this afternoon
by Judge Foster, because the wit
nesses for the prosecution were all
found to be dumb.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

A CART goes out the Palama road
at frequent intervals, with load
of slaughter-house affal that dis
perses atrocious odors long distances
among the habitations to leeward
The injured inhabitants will look to
the Board of Health to abate this
nuisance, as it threatens the public
health.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

THOSE attending the baseball game
tomorrow afternoon will notice else
where that two relief cars will await
the termination of the game on Be-
retania street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
BAND CONCERT.

A complimentary concert will be
given by the Royal Hawaiian Band
to the Captain and officers of the U.
S. S. Adams this evening at 1880
at the Hawaiian Hotel. Following
is the programme
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

Mr.. Levey does not hold any sale
at Egan & Co.'s store this evening,
but will on Saturday evening hold
the grand closing out sale.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

THE Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany, Hotel street, will be open every
Saturday evening until further no.
tice.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

THE baseball match tomorrow af-
ternoon between the Kamehamehas
and Stars commences at 80 o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

MIR. Webster, r. N, the efficient
ticket agent of the l. L. $. N. Co. left
for a trip to the volcano this morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

PFoF. w. d. Alexander LETT on the
Mikahala this morning for weeks
visit on Maui.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
DEPARTURES.

Mikahala for Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona
and Kau at 10 a IN
Stmr nilauea Hou for Hawaii at p IN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

A MARRIED couple is wanted TO fill
situations.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

MEssRs. Castle & Cooke have bar
rels OF salmon for sale.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

SOMETHING new and very fine in
small Manila cigars is for sale at the
Beaver saloon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

tbi, esse by = fns Of ons hundred
and City dollars, which is hereby
imposed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
TIA 70
Dairg Burrrfin
ma %
FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1889.
ARRlVALS.o

July 10
Schr Rainbow from Koolau
Schr Mary from Kauai
stmr as Makee from Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
SUPREME G0URT---JULY TERM.
BEFORE M'CULLI j.

FRIDAY, July 10.
The King vs.. MIN Sin, assault on
police officer. Tried before for
eign jury who return verdict Of
acquittal. c. Creighton for prose-
cution; V. V. Ashford for defend
ant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
TO LET

AeM a IN a de irable locality n
st il Furnished House; also,
1900 adjoining but disconnected 8
rooms and bath, suitable for a small
family. Address *" BULLETIN Office.
30l 2W+
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
Bricks For Sale Cheap /!
--BY--
John r. Colburn g. Co.,
Queen Street
TO LET or LEASE

kaaA a THE Premises, corner of
&k Il Queea aud Punchbowl
ss streets, formerly occupied by
K. X. Ryan and Capt. Cluney, Parti.
culars apply TO
S0l lw JOHN f. COLBURN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
TO LET

.ss%A CONVENIENT Rooms for
,TsS " business offices or lodg
shss ing apartments on the second
floor over the fruit store on King street,
this city, "Globe Hotel Premises" In.
quire at the fruit store.
800 1875 All CHEW.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19

TINE WEEKLY BULLETIN
l. % columns, purely local malter-
Mailed t foreign countries, 80 per
annum.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

A GOOD family carriage lie adver-
tised for.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
SHIPPING NlIsS.

The Jas Makee brought 1857 bags o
sugar from Kauai July 18th
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
WANTED

ITO purchase on one Of the
$a L Hawaiian Islands a
afAaa3E2S, Tract of Land, 10000 acres,
NDYV5T more or less. Leave offers
- with statement of price, sub;
"a. 5 90" BULLETIN Office. 297 Inns
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
WANTED

A MARRIED couple. The man to
IA work in the yard and garden, the
wife a. WEI nurse aud to make herself
generally useful. For wages and parti.
culars apply at once at the Office of
this paper. SO4 Ut
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
A CHINESE WEDDING.

Interesting Ceremony at the Chi
n-se Church---Thc Decorations,
Reception. etc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-07-19
FOR SALE CHEAP
TO LET.

sAa,M FURNISHED Rooms to let
AsEg|Ss a southwest corner of
hfssfG2 Punch bowl and Beretania
streets, would be very convenient for a
small family. 255 6m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26


The people OF Warrington have e.
psciAl reason TO complain AZ the terms
q the omniius bill which IVES passed
~ the house Of representatives At the
dsmsnsi Of Mr.. Springer IL has appar-
emily become 20 much matter OF
hAbss with thu Democrats TO treat
Washington unfairly that they must
- 20 whether they desire 10 or not.
The omnibus bill, after the adoption
81 the Springer amendment. provided
that soatll Dakota shecld be admitted
b. executive proclamation after hay
fhg adopted constitution republican
d form, while Montana, North Dako-
- and Washington could be admitted
emily after further legislation by con-
esess. Delegate Toole. Of Montana.
showed an amendment providing that
Montana also should be admitted by
executive proclamation. This WAS
carried. Delegate voorhees, then
woysd IN amendment granting the
same privilege 10 Washington. but
this sEsendment was defsssed by DEM
ecrasic votes.
According 10 the terms OF the ON
nibas bill. therefore, South Dakota
and Montana can he admitted by tx.
ecutiss proclamation rs soon as they
hsse adopted their constitutions.
Washington. Sorh Dakota and New
Mexico. however. will be compelled to
wAis until congress has taken further
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26
STREET LIGHTING.

At the meeting al the cts Council
On Iannsry 18th Mr. & \. Todd submit
sed s~o PROPOSITIONS Decking 10 The
sale Ia the city az an electric plant fsrf
lighting the streets Use estimated
eass to the city sndsr the isrss Of these
pro ..ositsons aas 81 .1ss. and that un.
der the second 81. $50
Without especial refereeee 70 these
propositions. Il may he sai,a tsss ssrae
thing shoald he done toward securing
n better SYSTEM of ssrccs lighting.
6eattio i far behint ether cities ct Il.
sixe IN this respecs, and Is Is tfSh ljsne
that ara Improvement we're usasse The
bassne : porsiaa Il the CHS s tolss-
ably well lighted 81 the aFr gsilts
which %re piseca 10y sitissas Is front
OF their rlae.s ii business hat The
residence streets arr sss bstteE iIslasess
than tssey wsGr in THE era III Shah
gas alone was used for street Iighsiae
Ian era ffen whieb sil progressive
cities have long since eaaerrv
The ssreets of Seattle css be prafssf-
" lighief only by poseFfus ssssslu
of arr Is hts. asa oFasHag}lx L MessEsl
he better thar shs = ssrsa - ownsl
and Operates by tAc city lsseEs rather
than hy an sndssiAaal era corporation.
There i no reasen why selek } = ssess
should eot be olerssei ~ eheafsy by
the city as hy ans eae else. and. Il the
profit which woaid be expected by The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26
STATE or WASHINGTON.
This xsme first snxgess~d by
Thomas jefferson In 1884.


To the Ecf7oas-if mas be of interest 10
add 10 what Gov. Squire ssys ssoat the
name for the state. which this territory
will soon ts. that - early ~ l7ss. the
psue 81 Washington WA proposed for one
Of the prospective states II the Northwest
hy Thomas Jsfstrsoa. ia his report fssr tlse
temporary rossrnmsnt OF The western Ter.
riiDry. edGpse1 Aprfi -, i1sS. Provision
was made foe II sfssee 90 be gradually
fsrsnss ou: Of the Virgins erssson. sefth
a. 1sll As north If the Ohio. aud among
the names provided for the prospective
afsies WIRE those ~ Saratoga Washing
fon Miehtxan and Illinois. After tbs year
iSo. there nas 70 BE- neither slavery nor
issvsIunfaFy ssrvifude In any ~ these
states except f0f crime. Ia September. I'M.
congress- bega= again SO consider the
government uf the territory, aud o com
sssifsee Of which Nathan Daas. 81 Gassa-
ebusetfs. wss chairman. framed the ofdi-
nance of i7s7. Ia uEieh The prohibition 81
slavery Was male tnzmrdsafs. ssd d was
provided that whenever sny os the
alsasiors OF shis ffsrTisogy. made bs
this ordinances should conisin er.9ps
ss.hsiisssss. hey shssald be az liberty 90
form reps fsIsfsa governments sud BE- I'd
msfsea into the Etion on equal fssotiHg
with the original ssxsss. IL this. the first
conscious rs~Teneuf oil the American
mind toward the universal application I
fhe federal principle % state gos.r.mpnf
20 the confident, We ind thss II zss In
tended thar the name af Washington. a.
the hero of the..revciusiop. Dug ~ president,
should he enshnBsd IN fhe galaxy II
states The adoption Of this name. there
fure. - sernvssanee with rs hfst sssRres.
ton - his great contemporary. would IS
fsblssis no precedent for naming states for
the pseesdeafs Of this nation
y. p PErTKxG1EL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-26

IL sefion of The people of NoFsIa
Ynkfms. s.k;ag the governor 70 es'i
!. ~<.u>titufforssI convention 70 meet
r chat CRY 10 May. procseas appss.
r,arruf1y more frcn sish % ''h,ofH
rortb Yakima Tor he state esptas
1k1n from ) desife 70 prosnsse ts's
s-1rrc<ts q the teritey. The pr0pe-
.1&s<r for constitutional son-
800 !. i volunteer net q shs terri
torv IL advance 81 an enabling act. y
fceav The Ieaet untimsiys and 10 any
---,f q vo,,.si come with raose grace
s..m th<,.< 10 whom the interests o.
- terrisory In this regard hare bees
Aelexssed than ffosa local town
r.e~tsne sHeh request ought
s pfoceea from = convention Of rep
ueu@nfstsy<s similar ~ Inst recently
"a i KlzessbusFh snd itwfli 90 DOUBT
s. he Judgment 81 The people Il
nhnll ssem necessary.
rffs vel understood that II the tsts-
nfo,,s admission schemes nos before
euneress fail. ~ they seem defined,
- incoming president viii be asked 70
IN 40 extra sessions Of congress for
- speeisi purpose 81 considering the
esuesIs OF the fefrisori<s, and il + be-
rrved hat this viii be done. The jus-
- 81 our demands. the long delay
vhich Ne hsye suffered for partisan
roesons and the promises Of
- Republican party and OF
IN. Harrison are circumstances
vhicb led Us 70 hope that there
N b no postponement Of this very
anporlapt matter, and that the short,
- wsy 70 TIE desired end VIII be
e<ou(sd. We have small douh that
- new president win cali the propos-
e extra session, and that within
- month from the incoming
= The Republican adninsstra-
1lou We shall havs authority
= regular and formal way 20 prepare
~ statehood. This way l. infinitely
8 Be preferrsd. and the proposition
~ independent and irregular action
= sniy admissible ~ dernisr resort.
The thing 10 do al this
zine. Ia our judgment. Is
- vail until Gen. Harrison II
u once. II. after reasonable wait
inx. no action IL taken, there viii be
time 10 consider a more aggressive
eolicy. Bat 20 call . convention at
thss time upon the motion Of hesth
Yakima wishoa; sven second from
my other locality and in the absence
q . recommendation from the
statehood convention, would be .
Very ha,ty and improper proceeding.
The people Of North Yakima might
lsarn lesson in good manners from
their neightors of Ellensbargh, who
we're content simply TO isriss thestate-
hood convention 70 accept their hes
pitality. -
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xoshing could bs better tssen the
bearing 81 oar desessse eiert. M ] 5ha
b. Alien, since hfe election nearly
tArse rnonshs ago. As sas coming
servant OF the peeple his e~nsisef has
been in Y~rfsef accord ~ish biz sssar-
aetsr ~ q private citizen. Iihas BEEN.
~ sgsays before, gEiaed BY sssepsesfy
psoprssty asS the dictates q
Intelligence and high character.
To the conditions of the territory ard
rs needs. sssbieetz slready familiar TO
EIns IN their general aspesss- be has
been giving close study ia detail The
habits of diligence which have
usade Mr. AIlsn 20 esHsrensly
successful as a citizen have been
freely employed for The pusiie IN
advance OF Official obligation,
and il il not too snueh 10 say Of hins
that be now knows more about the
territory and the wishes Of ifs people
than any osher Of il three hundred
thousand cltisens Mr.. Alien Is nox
at his home ~ Waiia Waila
and viii aeon IeGye for
the national capital 70 look
cser the ground 81 bis future iabors
and 10 urge la every war possible and
proper under the circumstances osss
claim for admission into the Union.
He win 10 supported. - no other rep
rsaentatise az Washington Territory
Official or private ever went before. By
the good wishes. confidence and hope
fal anticipAtiens o. oar people.
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BIG BARGAINS.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

DIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID nstssrss en@t far the { ssoxiag wask
FaT 5sse eryxssss3 of e rssiaeBes fssr ~ K
Mszssasels usxsE y 9'csock n. on Melfae@-
cay. EsnnAxx 40 Eszr tbs srssss y III q rseS.
5eass sle T.. q. W0fmsn 11'T y O'Clock sn
an thursday. 3SnaSre 81 Far she aF14estes
81 store ka& awrEslfsg "a issIur 81 Harsas
4 lsFkMsU aasil u sesse-G u Fearms-y !.
Tar RsFHeTs gesNrYe ire right - reject astv
o. 81 58sss Il ~TEzNMA% sr,sAsvsvt
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
/ Third Judicial District of Washington
Territory. holding terms at Seattle.
The United States of America vs.. sionp
Geo f. wilton. her tackle. apparel, furni.
ture and fishing outfit
The President oI the United states OF
America. To all whom IL may concern,
greeting:
WBRKxAs, wHn. H. white. United states
attorney for washington Territory, has
Sled ffbul of information in the above
entitled court alleging, in substance. IS
follows:
hist a; a time past. to wit: on the sosh
DAY of December, A. ID. fsSs. 81 DuDgensss.
ia said district aud on waters Hayseabie
from the sea py yes sells OF ten or more tous
burden. the collector OF customs for said
district did seize and row has in his Gus
. sosiy. at Port Tosnsend, In said dissriet. a.
be ng forfeited 10 the United states. Ger
tain vessel or slooo called Geo. E. viii
ton" Of less than ten tons burden. her
tsekie. apparel. furniture and fishing
outfit, then nd there OF the
aggregate saIue Of one hundred
toe Sath day of December. isss. AZ Dungeon
ess, Ia clsilam county. Washington Terri
tory, aHd within the collection district
aforesaid. Charles Miller aud Harry Larsen
being then AID there In the sole and ex-
ci1sisc control aud management OF said
ingly. wiiifsily and Eniswfniiy IA and on
board Of said sso.sp. bring iafo the United
states. and Into said county of LlailagEs, SIX
Chtnsse iaboreFS, whose names are 10 the
said United states attorney unknown, from
foreign pssYf 80 pEses. to-wft. from the
. ~ of Victoria. in the province of British
Columbia without having deltvefei or ~
EeFted 10 the collector of customs for said
district any separate OF ether lis; 81 the
Chinese passengers taken on beard - d
vessel nor snr list 81 saca Chinese passen-
EeTS ca aoar. said sioop 81 thai flme, said
and there or a. sIl 20 eater or b. IA the Uni
sgft states, contrary - the statute in sl3rh
ease made xna provided. ard praying for 6
Bonils0a and other proper pro
! cess 10 the end that The same may
be aecrge1 to be and reH8Ain for
ira aud fliAg said iifel of information.
the es1rs male the following order faere-
o. vtx.
~iet fhss exaee be ses down fo- hearing
ia rrea couff on Thursday, fesvgays u.
IssS. ~ Il o'Ttork q Hn. 81 said aay. az
~sirh time ali persons sswsax Or G aiming
snv intere~. ia said sf1e2. her tackle, 81
pAfel, saEuisRve. or sst.ig'g outfit nust APP
{ rSear ard Epsks their al esssfians In thar b.
bait. or their default vii be eu;esed. and
+! Jet Do:see f'e Esyea IN fsir usual torsn ny
FnhaisatsoD Ia the SEATTLE Daily PoxT IN
Tx1 LtS ENc rs
Dated ganasrv "a. lsss
THOMAS BURKE 5alstEg
N5@. rHEREgeRE AL rs-sasss hHFtag or
claim nE aHT kGferwsf II said ssoays. called
Esest r Wilton" hwx ,zrksc, enzstsi.
: sarafsn~e aud sshss1 enr@s are ssssi NeA
fa - aad ~ rsesr Ia aSsn epMrs 81 ghc tsme
sysef ifs-ra Ia ss5g5 erssr- lard Essks sAesr al
iee&sions Ia that behssf. 90 sh~sg si4f&Hg
asa h. snfcrea. snd taS praEef uf SAID ia
fa~rn @sssa granted
4
lad - IS szis ssfSfYtes eaurs. snd tae seA5 -
SAD cenrs thlS 1ssn cas- ef EanuRTy. a. d.
ls~N
ssxAL We IgEss EgwOon= CLERK.
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NOTICE.

THE ANIMAL MEETING or TIVE
1 sf4srk hssatssrs ~ Efae S~ATTfE TITLE
INSURANCE s. TnTsT lJHPASY wtlf ee
lse 4 81 the asSee of Ae cora aaE, roe-ns
r. -. g sad IS Tsson hiosk site. = asis..
ga M1RdAs. February 4. y 3. ST. fE ss'ss - 1
= "a TrausfsF tssssss Wiz clio soc T4aa4ry
& isSs { n HANF0&D P.essssSnI
~1sssss lamar - s~z
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USTgESs CARD,

~u1fss sesssee Salty iEsu~rn The gsagsse
a. ; assa~ thss nsv3 f&kea e. iase@tss u
t&s Pas n 44Tf~sz SinsH ssslsy ard wassfS -
ssisz~es - ssf al ~ efs fEEen1s ~ ssssr Ersx
lsseAtkaa ~. fg8s Frsaf ssSesg tysg ~ sl~ess
Ne sasztl kcSg extsefsBfiy on hassst fsss
essss carr rsaSs< assortment Of "a les sEs5x
az s6e@f ard nazse IErnsshaag es@ss~ gs-
srseisa4ss years. = Q. skITH.
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NOTICE.

DsSs1TE7Ts0S 0F PARTNERSHIP -
TIE 81 saErsgteTss8av, hssssssf ~ exSss-
sWE ssef@saa 1ss 4. Ssmffa sna GAsfsss No.
Elrns : Aisssssesss sssss ~ yssa1ea ssss Szs5
SER EgI7 X zerses sess. sad fhe Ervs's ssssszs
EAsa - sha En4e s8waesl xsS = $svssh
JAS & SMITH
Gf7AS MeNEH0Y
Eaks are EAsae sSsre.
SIS Fsoas 81
faAz seattle
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LAND BARGAINS.

Giit-eaged residence site on Lake wash
sasten ridge. near cable. containing four
lots. $500.
Lets ard 5. block 81. isenny's. North
Seattle. st7sa for both.
ToEn lots. timber slashsd aud burned,
sNa per acre.
one lc. North Seattle. ole AIRED aud fenced
with yisw. sSza
Tweuty acres on Green Lake. - rods on
water. suitable for suburban villas. sza0o
HenSr aud los $50. s 600. sns upwards.
Seventeen acres 8 alter front, Mercer
Island. sea.
The well known Hubbard estate. original
site of JrASITA. Ig1 xeres. t.ge miles from
Kirkland. fronts on Lake Washington.
81 Coo cash.
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The work Of rafting = fund for the
erection Of q bussding for the foung
Men's Christian Association Is pro-
crossing satisfactorily. Several Of our
wealthy citizens have contributed Iib-
orally and there are others who are
ex pecsed 10 be equally liberal. All
should assist in this work and biii'd-
ing should be erected which viii be a
perpetual reminder Of the liiserality
and public spirit Of the people Of Sc
atffa
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Stockholders Meeting.

TIE rewrs AZ aranxf nesting of he ssaez-
holsters sf Eha S~astss Ams@-Se8H District
TpaegvRph Gosapsuy VIII be held a the
caHaHaas efssac IL Seas - GA Mcnziay.
lamar s Is~a. ~ s'~ssse& i w
~ Grant, Wire Prs~sfsat.
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NOTICE

OF meeting 81 the oekhoIslers of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company
fog the purpose Of Increasing the capita
stock Of said company.
NOTICE. u HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stock helasrs Of the Afixloud 4 Pail
lips FouDary COMPANY, by the ue6er
signed, al OF the trustees OF said rom
paBy. that q meeting Of said stussk hoiglers,
VIII be held ~ the ofsee al said
COMPANY IN the city OF seattle
King county, v sshiugton Territory,
on Wednesday. tbs 9TH Gav OF February
iSSa. al II o'el0ek in tue soFe5isan of said
day. goF me paTp<sse Of Increasing the esp
ltAl stosk OF sas1 corn YSznY frrtz rs prs
eus amount Of 10 slsrps ofxlf0 eseh{$ u. Gsa
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