davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1889-05-23

A Paris correspondent says that
Emile RIves Chandler has face of
purest classic type" And her novels
are of the impurest modern kind.
Strange Is it not?
, 1889-05-23

Sarah Bernbardt's death as Lena
Desparl is said to be extremely
thrilling This is because she has
grown stouter and there is more of
her to die.
, 1889-05-23

The output of butter at the Walla
Walla creamery last week was 10000
pounds. rI
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SPICE Of LIFE.

AZ the ieweier' But, Max, don't
YOU think it extravaganza TO give $500
for diamond To wear On my hand -
Net at all. my dear; you don't con.
slider how much | shal4 save on gour
gloves. - faegeaaie BlaasY.
Evening caller-I have beer wonder.
ing who those companion framed por-
traits are, one beautiful young girl
the other wrinklesl. sad-facesi old
woman iioStess-oh, hats ma. be
iore and after marriage --lNcaS Tork
Beeklg.
John. ihis is very lad report you
bring me frem schoo.." Il know
father, bat You know YOU said if |
wonld bring you home IA tirst-cIass re-
port Yea would give me dollar. and
! wanted % save you thatsspsnse. -
fliege5ds Batter
Would he purchaser These cigars
are smaller than usul Tobaccon-
tsi- les, yen see t.ie - gar mannfae-
taFer Noticed that the .sst two inches
OF the cigars are always thrown away.
50 he makes them nov that maSh
shortef.~- Texas Sif!iags
Mrs I.ateweslae- What s this in
This black bottle. mam'aaq Mamma
That q. that's whisky. I cot IL
- pas on sprain. Mrs. I.asee eide
Is thai whisky WHY. Il smells last
exactly like tie stall the barter puts
OF Henry muStaelIe sometimes.
Mamma Did yOe ever see him tfslt Il
GA Mrs. late wedee-S ID. bat tasf'z
What Henry tells me -7cre IFaufs
EFpssss
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rELEGRArHIC MARKETS.


New Yosg, Aug Sine stock market
was not OILY moderately sctive thfcu- n
Gut the day, but business was much ,a0re
evenly distributed thsn Us al of late aud
the tone of dealings reEna. net Eosif4 yely
strong from the opening u me close. The
entire list IL higher tonight. ana Bu.ling-
ION rose is. Missouri rssise -, 81 Paul
i !. Chi ago. East Illinois, Big fe8r, New
Northwestern and Lake shore IA eacn,
sugar II !. and other fractions.
Government bonds dal AMI steef'y.
Petroleum opened steaiy ssisc and
ciesed steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES
NEW YORK, Aug. Mooney Oh call, easy,
1fg4. last loan ,. Prime 81 ercanslle paper,
.fg6i3. Sterling exeaG ge, duh hut
steady; 90 day bills. Sass; demand, $IS7.
BONDS.
Z 5. A. lregistered), I2sI ); IS teoupon).
l2ei :: ilss tregisteredl, l0s5 las teoup0n},
iei5s' Pacific Is. ils14-
STOCKS
American Express. 1865 Canada Pacific,
5isa: Canafa Southern. 80, Cestrai PA
cife 37is Burlington. y: Lackawanna Is;
Denver 4 Rio Grsu3e, 10. Kansas Il Tex
as l0S4; Lake Shore. rcsss: icuisyiie d
Nashville, 81; Michigan Central. 81; Nh
souri, Pacific, 69ss: Northern Pacific, 2sss
preferred. sos: Northwesse n, ss; prefer
red. s0,s: New York Cent al, 81; Oregon
IMPROVEMENT. 81; Navigation, "a; Trans
eontinentai, so Pacific Vail, S4l.; Read
ing. ifs4; Rock Island. So ~. Paul, 72i.s
Texas Pacific, 1875: Uhi.la Psrilic. ssss
United States Express, 81 Wells Fargo
Express, 30: Western Cnian, - Aneri-
can Cotton OIL, 81
NEW YORK sERCHAsDfsE MARKET.
NEW YoRE, Aug. 5,--Hops-Q Quiet sad
,:offee-optioms opened steady. saio
points gp; closed barely steady, 1890
points down: sales, $500 bags: Aagast,
sl5Gl5,2S; September, Il. t1alA35; oeto-
Der, ;ia-S1; spot Rio, dull: fair eaFgoes. Use.
susar-ksw, entirely nominal; refined
about steady; quiet.
copper-Dull but steady: Lake. August.
Leai- Weaker but dull domestic, y so
I1n-Quiet but firm; Straits. slg SO.
Bar silver, e2l &C.
CHICAGO PRODUCE AARKEr
CHICAGO. Apg. Nv hett-streng AMI
higher; cash, 77ssc; september, re. Dec m
corn-stesiy; cash, August aud sestem.
osts-steady. cash aad August, % &c:
s. pse nbcr, - li-ioc
Barley-September 6ie
Pork Easier cash, sio55; september,
sie.2lis.
Lard--slesdy; cash and August, $40;
September, s6.2o.
cSIcAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. Aug. Sea tie - Receipts,
10 GO; active; beeves, 81 zeal 50: ste rs,
81. sea a.5l; steers, s.. 4esui:5; stoekers and
feeders, s. 25fa42s: Texas cattle, sl75d
$40; natives aud alf-breeos. 81 ssssS.,0.
Hogs Receipts. 4.ooO: steady: mixed.
si.2sai.a5; heavy, si.2eai.s s.; light, s go
s65
sheep Receipts s.0nt: steady; natives.
s3Ss&Is9; Western. tS.3(atI5; Texans.
S. 60sa4l5
The Droefrs JcUrHei special London
cab.egrEm reports cattle itse lower: me
dium 10 choice American steers, lWa he.
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rHH CITY FRONT.

The Lewis Olsen Is stu $, Almond and
Phillips wharf
The Walls wslla eare IN yesterday aud
began taking cargo,
The Aucon is sslii ~ the bunker where
she i being given fuel
The millameise lefi for Portland sGnaay
morning with ZOO tens II coal.
The shiP spartan leaves fur san Fran.
cisco today With eatxe OF coal.
The immense STOW ut sssaa which ,ae
blz brought tn SATURDAY nlghs h boing "a.
charged a. C0lasas wharf
Toe tssrhsyea Is aoiax quite a business
on bee san ftSW she tUs5k nearly twenty
tens of tFeigas lrom hefe lssf night
The work 81 ssschsrEiRK the Henry VII
iafa Stits sues vr. ffsEi tWF}ye a. 6ffPNu
Gsys moFe ssa * conFansi IN unloading
hNf
TIE twu ktery corrugated iron warpheuss
tssoa on fgsiffs wharf lsw asys sincs
: sl.tiit Csk1 lsstesi Ehis j. ,hv shlFti 81
~ ssna tast s~s heeA sul1 on thn
wsaFf
The state e washIuetan rgsuuaed bsi
{ faf' yvstssasy. Shp makes va trirs q do,
iFu}n es'Assie g. niffnpts ssat,ssiaR on a.
nsX ~ fs71fns she he@yeS here - ~ =
SIC EtoFaing ana 81 the sane sieaa la sh,
evening
Tae esns~ ss tas e, HsttiNia. ls4e "a.
+ 'sy Al teac&Saat ass hsr lpahsitv fa rsI
stsHc. .ae rnixhtsi sisrAsA~gs seq al ia
>NAise " Srv aessse Ceraf,saY's "a aArf las
evening aast less Grsnasss &sely fas tAHrka
nut t'sg sn~tAtf s.sd
TIE txMlaty arrived yessrrsia with "a
tssfls ~ cas- $50 . se0m ia iaw raHtafatu.
i.2s s&sks Il nass, fAe issrusse wrrc fss 4
4 hsfhes3 ssH avrs iknlest A. IS y hasf
fhv s&ksFf we've fsE = Naxf4aa : Cfs Tarss
~sys 4ss asryNs ~ MAaasaxs @hzrf
&aS 4 q kegaeg rnsaha,g tlss a ~ hi.
Ses.eestaT ~ osaaH as@x Ts.stas sAx usl
Fe# eas 81 ~tssFE tAe fiee.FT Sssfk 49,
bet Use ist19ss "a isss s&if Is ia gssef sss
- hsr, tals sjl esstosse s.4N us-s
she Sc slseH - 81 FsfaHss Y N@ra ~
io.s.ss iugstNsF - Ms3asesree. Hrr eAsxe =
ss aa s-sF Nfsi e,sszsisf 81 SIC a. feet
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Equalization az the Tar Levy
Minor fnblic fusfo~ss.

The board ~ county com issioaers met a
tho courthouse yesterday morning NJ 10
o'clock for the regular August term. All
the members we're present. ard consider.
able routine business was transacted. In
the afternoon the board adjourned as Q
board Of county commissioners and con.
ycned as issard of equalization County
Assessor Julius Horton then delivered the
tax roll for ls,a into the hands ~ the
board as required ny Law. The detail /
sheets accompanying the roIls are in the
binders hands. and therefore the board
cannot prcoced with the equalization until
they are returned IL II expected that tho
equalization OF taxes viii begin IN earnest
"wednesday morning a. 10 o'cicck In the
meantime the board will Transact a large
amount of routine business.
The sum OF 80 was Appropriated from
the road and bridge fund for The pnrposs
ot opening and grading one mile of the
east end Of the Wharton road Ia Sunny.
dale. the same Ia be- paid 10 ;. o. wharton
on completion OF the work 10 the sztssfac-
ton OF the board.
The plat Of West Seattle park was on Pc
htion Of o. NJ. Halter ordered vacated. ia
order that new plat may be died
A retail liquor license was granted Ia
VIM. Moore, at Gilman. sof Que year.
The application of Charles froh. . nom
resident, for assistance from the county
WAS rejected
The resignation n John sxeeay as sn-
refyisor OF roai district No. "a was as
Cepted.
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BlsEt1TfEs.

~ iohu's loig, tonight Al : 70.
s'-e J :. t.gAhsm 4 Co = cd Ia local
colsnn.
The farneFsl Of August Hess took place
at / p ~. yesterday The remains were
baf 81 IN Masonic cemetery.
The iasies' Relief society will hold their
regular monthly seFtiug Tits afternoon at
. osioek At the residence IL Mr.. ). &.
igasnes
Licenses 20 wed we're issued by Auditor
Forrest Yesterday for Jaenb MoTsRB aai
Bessie u. D0dKe. ole Larsen aa. Julia
Johnson ali Gf seattle.
J. u. Moore The negro ice-erpam venfer
who was arrested for sSsaullus 4 child ON
The Grant street bridge on SUNDAY, paid a
ane Of g. ia Justice Ni3ieg's court yestsr-
day.
! Young Men Christian 4 ssoelstion for Or
egun, Washington and British Columbia
viii be heid al Vancouver. II. C.. scpts M
her 1871
MiehRel y. Kelly, who gave liaunr To
George Kelly, a Tulaiip Indian pleaded
guilty Yesterday before Com missioner T. IN r
cry and was seuisndcs 10 jail 81 await the
grand Jury.
Yesterday the relief committee aided two
families. oae with 81 IN cash AMI the
other with 50 ia provisions and sic in
cash. They received go from citizens OF
chicago aud 40 hon ! II. Bridges. An.
ggsia. Maine
A @ BENJAMIN. the tutmariue ex-
piureF, Yesterday hfoHght ~ from The bot
tom OF the sound, under Colman's wharf,
n big new time-tock safe weighing several
toas. the property of Dc Ners n Co.. which
Vas on the wharf whsIfit burned.
A &. Bfaxton. OF stanton, Va. tsie-
graphs 60 MAJOR Moran. tnquiring iur J A
Patterson. who Is supposed o. be in Seattle
He ls described a. being SIX feet tall, With
fnll beard, dark coin picxiDn. a. yesrs old
right arm missing lie left stanton
July 10.
II is contemplated 90 make r. per cent.
grade on Dexter street where IL ceuxScs q
fsSine ~ Willard avenue near Lake Tuion
aud the property owners near there viii
present = remcnstTanse % the council Fri
daY night Sgains. the steep iReline pro
posed.
superintendent Watkins ~ the Electric
Railway & Power Company. has converted
io assliEht machine into an electric
motor and u il now aSsi % run the ma
ehinery n tawman & HAnf0rtis printing
Office. The power + furnished from TIE
overhead wires 0i the street railway.
Last evening between and 10 O'Clock
the ssfotta saloon nn Front street.
hStween tolumbia and Marion. was rob
bed 0f sfi by sneak thteI The hsrtefl-
der aud ave ether mFn we're in the saloon
a. shr time. The thief eat hole through
ths tent grabbed the money from the
drawer ailti ran. The matter was reported
Ia the F<iieF
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,stson 81 he city Or conaky Then the Sire
had 5 nsoss depressing esecs upon the
efsye crnsu<.
when the IRE broke cut the cesssus-yak-
err in the First wa-3 were ~ seventh
ssreef. working toward the hsrto-. and
hasa therefore three blocks to 60 esfcre
rrsasrar 10 she hurrs district Their WORK
ersssexi when tlsey reached Fourth street
IN i accounts for the faliiugo1 OF over
500 in the First ward. The second ward
bad been gone over 20 the hareof-
The Tniri ward, on me water
'front.'. comprising about SIX uefs
az blocks. was also swept away BY Ere De-
fare II had heea esnvsssed. which ac~
counts for q falling of there The Fourth
ward Was outside the burnt district
About 500 persons who moved into other
rsrsss after the fire were aided 70 tue liss-
It's safe 10 say taking last fesrs' city
census ~ criterion. that the loss IN the
/ FIRST " arsi aione anoulfed 20 over 2.5sN
Considering the less eccsSionsd by the
1 IRE. TIE Increase in the city since jane,
( i~ss when The e5ty's census wss taken,
amounts 20 20 over s,ss2 Assessor Horton
{ j OF the opinion thsf had il net been for
the disastrous FIRE of Jane O. the census ii
King county woaid have been close on 10
Is. go and that OF the city upwards OF 81
400
Following Is a tsh1iated statement Of
the census as shown IN the returns of As
Se<Sssr Horton
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COOKS AND WALTERS.
The Wages Paid Them In gestaa-
rants ~ Seattle.

''Thcse who dine az restaurants are too
much occupied with matters acfoFe them. e.
said waiter. yesterday IA posF IsfsLGl.
asscKa reporter. ''to take aay inieres; In
the wages OF those whe prepare and bring
them their food
"Ah. there Is where Yea are mistaken.
Now tell me about the wages aud wefk OF
yourself snd associates in that line.
We'll, first class head ce4lks set frog,
IN Ia tioo Ief mvnih aud lssaarsf. second
ar assistant cooks gst iFgm SEQ t. ETo gses
mouth. walters set irum SIC 10 SO dish
washers OF fousiasoais xet 81 q pay aud
psntFytaen or hread .euitefs gut sh,. same
They ell have beard free, bat a,st ls,iF
iugs"
what are the wage ~ female efnploye.
In the same lines of work
They get lexS. The head female esask
gets ts month with ns,Fa saa lasrsi. ,Ap
assistant tst, walters 10 ~ 81 aud lsa,rsi
bat room themselves The disawAshess
and others set 81 das
Are there any female eeaks in the 50
attic restaurants"
u do mol know pi any. TheF get work
AZ the mills snd ia tslnlta'g camps outside
the city. where Che demand f. A3msys
lively fnt thea."
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OLYMPIA. Aug. $ The foslaw.a,
corporations have a.e,l art les in -,
oiflre u Secretary White
orisHg lumtser Companv. o7sf.r
eag8tM Stock. So Eyt}. trustees Is,l.r
Wood Harry ;. liidzau. Y. III. Mr.
s3n ana kdwlu = Bsvman. Ch;esg h
buy and sell thinker and ilu hsr lsr,{,
sad B. msnUiaCtRYs and SCI. Muah~r
sh.DS'es lath aoors sAsae~. etc
NeokSSsk Land Ana Improvement
tssisrsay, Nhstcosa ozptal stock
-. tfs irtsstees. n&siA FeFg4 sss.s.
. y J heuey j = NGEes. s.afFs- Ne.
. tsrtv and William l. Meals-av 3b-
- g. 10 pafehsse- cNa. hclts Coz, frsas
Fog se4 ana dispose of ards All
se~a saNs iu tie territory q Wash
luetoa.
Spokane Fatl Company. Spokane
PALS capita sIae& So lss srasfssss
5eha u. Store. Eiw&rd NaotAB aud
" J. kecis~. Nh,wg tn aav. esIl
o7<z' sd sseal ia tesa up3u ~ esn
AsNaenf aa4 apes csu3n.s on fxet
a'r feel, sagat~x aus al kggslr 81
hai.AiSsS material ansi Ia Il al es@-a
os "a &fss4 operate snca lH.l.ls and nj A.
cA nSfy a. H4ay se zsCsssar7t fsy tae
tsen*A 9n es Is sasse
eFsskAae Marble teEs8r@nv. NEa4s asss
Fails e4psss. ssoss. SEQ 81 trW@
lFws. : = EzLsy &eFsers nsdster
AiHAon Asass ara ]. "a. ng4segs. Oa
}uezs a. p4rchSse, is.c8ts. oxU. sa
tease, ssaostszse aid Gsal la reAs eS-
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Mr. r. y R.sion. q san Francisco. a
raembsr of the firm OF the kisson { abr,
Co. - sesstle. & here "a q visit
Coaetv AHallar Foyyssf. who hes been
gate III FOR the past three astks has re
covered suiav;sntiy "a be ~ his Office
sEal0.
The 0hiCax0 COMEDY CCnsnaav thai an
apesTs Tor several ulgats mex we.ss ii
fATu bal passed through ire city en-
Togie 70 AaStcU@. waero gacy play tAls
Vfck
ae, C. Nar5ua sgss wife arr rerts.
tGsra 81 TOE es'azrAyv, ta4ts8tei NsFtun i a
prominent banker 81 Parse. Dakota. sad
Wa General Stlerfa8nfs ebisf CNaars ssSrv
dUrius TIE sNr.
NF, J wil'iaN Adams wealthy Nm
tara tmiEeF hSs purchased tasu lots nrs thf,
Horta pest corner oi F~aifgh ar EsiHsa t5a
STREE - wtG hgjei thefcaa aAnfs,ene
rasttlenesS Aissr closing eus PTS ia,erY.af.
"a Helena M, As&gas wfsi make seattle
etS Mstfrs
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CONDENSED DgsPAyeaES.

Hon Eoissen. psinri pal secrefar,
was sNUrn I'm - e CT Ma Frid an A.
premier Of British Ccl1mbsa. Theo-
lore D2vie, brother q che GeceA %!
premier has been arpc atesl attorney
esntrsi, and G, T.. rooiey preside at al
The council
The explosion % heller near Ne
aeesroYt- Pa, instantly Killed VI.
g.neer t.uais Eyh. Ta-~e esheYs yafsn
ss1d Philip Harvey ard a. anknesn
YoanE SaAa, wsFe badty soaked aud
mar uot recover.
The remains Of CARROT. Moran
u AuVergue and B4a len we're s,s-
POSTED IN the Pantheon in Paris Sar.
CAV, with Impressive eremtvles.
President Csraof. THE q en- hers 81 She
cabs net arG the aaosf prominent late
officials wee present
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NEWS ABOUT the RAILROADS
Work Suspended on the Seattle
Il Northern.
freight Pours in Lively View Depot
~ Msdisen SsFs<s-SPeed 81
Yrufss decreased.

wayf ca, TIE SEATTLE 4 yarshern rafirosd
has been al~ssarsuaed and The sa em-
s,a.szss rad 90 in due bills OF the Oregon
fnsr.-.,rrnsess Company. whieh the labor
erx zrS easksa<izs SeArtIe. This srtfsa l.
taken IN eaes11=scw TO cT1ers lresn hesc-
as.xrs<s~x. zusf i understood fe sEeaB tizzt
10 nssFe seex via - sezse tlss year.
TweztT-ts-ee miles gt road las been
zsassesf eastward f-oIn me Eer1sutsx a.
-assp Hzrbo< Ths<arg3 81 r&ls d zig an
loaded from The slip HscTy fHisr1 wiz
rs-s,fsshsy 10 used IN fsZ psest1g sa9 fe-
pstiiE< tie track OF the Counties. fHges
spzTea fxssrDss.- TIE Posi- NTH Llss : y
cER'< Mo1ss Eexuoa correspondent Whites
tia. ghsss - much indignation a1aoEg tae
dix hsrxei woTksnsfl. wks are s'ssSlzs1 70
cusne 20 seattle Tor yhs szoSscx due them
tszKxsE fxEasHF sUs1SEss.
Aaths rcasss running iaio seassle ara
stslux . srssas nsi5ns freight bsstness. Man
ager Sa3sza. of t1e Puget sound shSre
railroad. rrsxsrfs that saxrx has iaeSa no
rafIssg Il 10 the ansoGnt Of ffesgsE hauled
since fse phenomenal rT2sh jus after tae
Gre on SATURDAY, one train 81 hfsy-iesRr
IfsasIe1 cars caEas Ira. A greet deai ~
ire freight Il butlfing material. special y
Nitxes5n sandstone, whlea - arriving bf
the Eainacsf. Low rates are gwen en-
4t2txa ~ t&Af a anu fESe~s ~ asA NsA sAAfN~1 :
" The cssF.
The seattle, Lake shore & Eastern rail-.
road last night received ten a. y freight
ears ieom tie nesresi car works Twenty
I've tat cars have been ors5srri - he sent
here from the eastern aiyisA1n .: the road
= l. :. a Z DEPOT.
The Passenger depot Of the Seattle, Lake
shore 4 Eastern railroad vii oe removed
rss4ay or tomorrow frsfTa the fnos OF Ts1ioa
street to the Hoiycxe block, o. kai5Fos 1
. streets. Madison street has beer extended
oat 20 the water fi0ns, and sstor1s az out
iei 70 Front street ey al easy sFAsie-
<UICKEE TENE To TACOMA.
The Psges Sound Shore railroad con
templates running trains on faster
81 heGule between Tacoma ard Seattle.
Z Tie distance is forty one miles aud trail
I have consumed two ho9rs and q last ia
covering IL While IL IA not proposed 10
rsn lightning expr, -, The time VIII lie
I reduced one hour on trains connecting
4 with overland trains, and no stogs viii D.
/ made n rnimportsnt way sst,ipns. \
lixe<i accom- mediation train VIII be pat
on. morning ana evening. stopping al all
/ the stations. At present the Doets maze
faster time shen the trains.
RAILROAD AFESCE.
The managers OF ibe seattle, Lake Shore
& Eastern, Puget sound SAore ii 1a Cclan.
bia & Puget sound railroads held cen
ference with the judiciary con mittee oil
the council and the city attorney, yesteF.
day. relative TO the opening OF Railroad
avenue and the restrictions under whica
the thofoughfsre is 70 BE- used by the
roads.
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The constitutional convention
missed $ cssence to - precisely lie
right ihiag yesterday By rejecting
AiEor Amendment e section txer.
'y-os.s of the Article on corporations.
lAr- Niaor's proposition sas to PRO
side ;<sF te.s establishment q "A rail
FSsAsA eo1z 7alss1oa bar 10 leave the whole
mater d detail and system &c The
Legislature. Th5s Is preisely aL4s =
pFopsr sIsa N.se 81 tbjs tsuae ASA he
e'9'avess'aoz made sen0as nH tase ia
n se-zlas +.
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Prospect Avenue Improvement
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
DF TaE CRY or -ra-s Z,

SEATTLE, W. t., Aug. 8, iSs9s
Notice u hereby given 10 the owners OF
property benefited by ordinance No .i6a.
entitled. AN ordinance 10 asocsfe. estsh-
/. iish snd extend Prospect aveuue in the
city OF Seattle. extending from the east
line OF Ash street iii the civ of Seattle. 10
the center line of Sox street. aud 10 pro-
vide for the condemnation of real estate
necessary therefor" that they. The said!
property ow ners, are hereby required 10
appoint OF { person - act with two other
persons loas of whom Is tn be appointed
oy the owners OF property condemned by
said ordinance Nc. l.i65. sfd one by the
mayor ct said city OF Seatflel. in spprais-
ms and assessing damages and heuetits
within and for tire asSt ssaieut district de-
scribed aud established ny section four of
said ordinance No. Lies, In accordance
VITA the proYlsioDs OF secI.on f0i OF al act
OF the legislature OF the territory OF Wash.
ingson, entitled, AN act to revise and
amend the charter OF the city OF Seattle.
approved Feb uary !, 1856" said an
pointer ent Is IN he made la writing and
hled with the city clerk of the city OF re-
attic nu or before the 10Th day CT August.
4; ID. iss9 &. W FERRIS. City Cl.fk.
Flrss publication Of this notice Tuesday.
Aug. 6, issl
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