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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW 1Ohh, apr II nc OpCHiuS VI buO SilCh
market was quiet this morning, and prices were
somewhat irregular as compared with last even
ings fl lures, but were generally from i to q per
cent. higher, bnt the general list developed
dropping tendency and the first figures wore not
maintained, although there was no movement for
more than lssA per cant. The market then be-
came worry dull and stagnant, and at / o'clock
was dull and steady, generally at slight fractions
under the opening prices. Money easy at 3a4.
BALTIMORE, April 4.-Virginias consolidated
=; past-due coupons =; do 10-40s 35ai bid ;
do IS 65a!.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April 4.-Flour is
frmer, and milors are still complaining of the
very small profit in grinding at current values for
strictly primo Wheats. The Wheat markets are
steady and the tone more healthy than for some
days past but buyers as well as milers will not
take damaged and common samples at any ad-
vance, in fact do not care to handle them, while
sound, wol.ceaned lots are quickly sold range
this morning 70 to 1o2 for all sorts Corn is &C.
tive at 4115 to AZ. Oats 81 to 50. Eggs TO-
Butter Is to %. Potatoes 30 to 40 and move
very slowly. Pork, Poultry and other produce
are quiet and without change.
BALTIMORE, April 4.-Cotton firm middling
1OA Flour dull and about steady. Wheat
Southern quiet and steady; Futz 93a1o1: long
berry 95al05; Western firm and quiet; No
winter red spot S7AaS9; April S7la bid My
SS4aSSl y; June SSAaS9; July S64 asked.
Corn-southern firm and higher; white I3a44;
yellow 44Aa44la; Western firm mixed spot "A ;
April 40; May 41a.a 42 June "A u asked steam
or 41a41t Oats-choico grades firm; interiors
easy Southern and Penna 31a33; Western white
32a34 do mixed 29a31 graded No white 33.
Rye nominally unchanged at 56l51. Hsy-choice
firm; prime to choice timothy s16a16 SO. Pro-
visions steady. Butter about steady; Western
packed 1Sa19; creamery p. Eggs easy 1OA1Olh.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair 1Slas1S4. Sugar
quiet and strong; A soft ~. Whisky quiet at
81 IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-04

Among III, graduates of Jefferson Medical Col
' Philadelphia, yesterday was Mr.. VIM. Bed
s- h7owH son Of Dr. Brown, of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-04

TIE Midland Railroad Company is build
ing side track at Bsaleton nearly half a
mile !ong
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-04

A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF MEDIUM AND
n Low PRICED SPRING GOODS at
j. R. CHAPMAN'S, Agent,
and 424 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-04

n ECEIvFD THIS DAY-20 dozen PERCALE
IL SHIRTS; two collars ana pair cn1s to
shirt usual price 81 We close this lot at SOC.
J. L. CHAPMAN, Agent
and 424 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-04

PERSONAL Mr.. Chas. H. Litchman and
.9us, Harold and Latham, of Marblehead,
Mas were in the city yosier lay, the guests
ciNrs Charles Steiner.
MA W. Armstrong has returned from
solsiuess rip to New York.
senator Barb ur is in New York.
Mss Jennie B Cline, who has been visit
1l friends in this city, has returned to her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-04

~ CAssAgD & SONS MILD-CURED HAMS
VI, and BONELESS BREAKFAST BACON for
sale by
ap4 GEO. McBURNEY & SUN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20
ORDINANCE NO. lO43.

An ordinance establishing the grade of
James street. in the city OF Seattle
The city of Seattle does ordain as follows.
SECTION 1. Tat the grade of James
street IN the city of Seattle, be and the
same Is hereby established ~ the following
elevations above datum:
At intersection with east line OF Front
street. 10 90 feet: at a point midway between
Front and Second streets. 10 80 feet: at west
side of Second stree and south line of
James street, $500 feet; at west side of
Second street and north side OF James
street, g. n feet; at Third street, n so feet:
~ Fourth street. l160 feet: ut Fifth street,
1850 feet: at Sixth street, 1000 feet: at
Seventh street. 20 90 feet: ut Eighth street.
265 90 feet: at Ninth street 1900 feet: at
Tenth street, 5000 feet: at Eleventh street.
3s225 90 feet; at Twelfth street ssl 90 feet.
Sec 2. That section IA of ordinance No.
3sS. entitled An ordinance establishing
certain grades in the city of Seattle sp-
proved May. the 18th, 1888. and ali ordi-
nances and parts of ordinances. in auy
manner In conflict with this ordinance be
and the same Is hereby repeated.
Sec 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after lis approval
and publication.
PssSed by the Common Council the 18th
day of February, 1889.
Approved By me the 18th day OF February
iss9 ROBERT NO An navor
Filed the 18th day of February, 1879
W. r. FORREST, Clerk.
Published the 20th day Of February. lsss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

STEAMER WILMINGTON. Feb. 70, 1882
To Capt. Frank Worth, Chief Engineer
Peak, Purser O'Connor. and other officers
of steamship NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We,
the undersigned passengers, wish TO ex-
press our warmest and heartfelt thanks
for your very efficient, kind aud amiable
courtesy shown TO US on our journey from
San Francisco 20 Seattle.
We also thoroughly appreciate your
thoughtful care in taking US to Shelter
Cove during the very severe storm of Feb
ruaiy 18th and 18th, aud assure you that
your efforts in behalf of our comfort and
safety viii long be rememb- red by
Mrs J. ID. Pringle. J. d. Priugle, J. c..
PringIe. Harry Ii. Cobb. 5. H. Anderson. ].
Z. Campbell, San Diego; Robf. Shepherd,
Los Angeles: p. Iverssn. VIM. G. Perry. E.
A. Frasier, A. c. Macarthur. san Francisco:
4. Ellis New Mexico; ~ Sfuhr, San Jose:
Jas. II. Williams, Los Angeles: A. J. Como.
van, Chicago; W. III. Katon, San Bernar-
dino: VIM. Morris, Oakland; John p.
Meakin, Salt Lake CITY: r. e. Appiegafe,
San Francisco; Jno II. Morris, New York;
X. ]. Mcintyre, Colorado Springs; Robt.
Black. Los Angeles: Ed. r. whitsGruck. 81.
Paul; ]. III. shepherd, Chas. Dennie. Los
Angeles: Geo Smith, New Mexico; J. C..
Williamson, Los Angeles; f. H. Leary. J.
w. Fried. II. tihlgren. Frank Robertson.
Samuel Kennedy. n. johnson. San Fran
cisco; G. Slater. Upton, Ia: Lewis Bell.
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tine a. his death This i IN innovs-
tloa. for % 20 TIE present sim< Che
wife has bad . life interest in 0se-
fhErd Of Tire real estate wbisa tbs ilsss-
band msy hare owned during bis EnAr-
Yied LIE and she cannot ~ depg5ys9 o
these Interests sftAoEs her oxn con-
sent.
The effect OF fhs provisions o. fne
sew Iaw wosid be- 10 slsoz the has
band 10 dispose 81 hin real property -
be saw iis during his married lie
without his wifess consent. which
would mean the distraction 81 the
moss advantageous element now pos
sessed by the wife in the right OF
ao~er. The I'LL VII hardly pass.
hosever. for che right Of doxer i too
firmly established in oar laE aud the
general opinion. If Il were expressed.
would probably be that IS husband
ard wife are supposed 10 be one, a
third interest for life in AL the real g.
tate controlled By the masculine half
Of the fgurative unit Is no more than
a fair division, and one which most
married men xili grant cheerfully.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20
ORDINANCE NO. Io45.

An ordinance establishing the grade OF
Yesier avenue IN the city of Seattle.
The city of Seattle does ordain as follows:
SECTION l. That the grade OF Yesier ave-
nue., formerly Nil street, in the city OF Sc
attic, be and the same Is hereby established
at the following elevations above datum
At Commercial street, 1850 feet. atSouth
Second street, Is IS feet. at west side Sec
ond street and north side Yesler avenue,
Is. 80 feet; at South Third street, $3.50 feet;
at south Fourth street, 60. 90 feet: at a point
midway between South Fourth street and
South Fifth street, 65 co feet: at west side
South Fifth street, Seo0 feet: at east side
of South Fifth street. $500 feet: at west
side OF South Sixth street. 107. 20 feet, at
east side OF South sixth street. 1850 feet.
at west side of South Seventh street. 1880
feet; AZ east side OF South Seventh street,
1890 feet: AZ west SIDE OF South Eighth
street, 202.oo feet: at east side OF South
Eighth street, 2io.00 feet; at the infersec-
ton of North Seventh street. 2t5.ca feet: at
point 60 feet east of Soath Ninth street,
1880 feet; at west side of South Tenth
street, 2z5.c0 feet; at east side Of South
Tenth street, a2s.0o feet; at west side Of
South Eleventh street. 90 feet; at point
60 feet west OF west side ef Williamson
street, 81. 90 feet. st west side of William
son street. 245.oo feet
See. 2. That section two OF ordinance No.
Se3 entitled IAN ordinance establishing
certain grades in the city of Seattle ap-
proved May the 18th, 1888. and ordinance
No. S45. entitled An ordinance TO amend
section two OF ordinance No. 3S3," entitled
IAN ordnance establishing certain grades
in the city of Seattle" approved the 10th
day of July. 1887, and section two of ordi-
nance No. S7I, entitled San ordinance FIX
ing the grade of Mill and James streets at
Second street. in the city of Seattle APP
proved the sth day of October, 1857, and
all ordinances and parts OF ordinances in
any manner conflicting with this ordi-
nance and parts of ordinances in any
manner conflicting with this ordinance be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its approval
and publication.
Passed by the Common Council this 18th
day OF February, 1889.
Approved By me this 10th day of Febfn-
airy, 1859.
ROBERT MORAN, Mayor
Filed the 10th day of February. 1889.
w. 4. FORREST, Clerk.
PnbfiShpH thp cffb day of Fol IS01
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NOTICE

% a meeting. OF the Stockholders of the
Almond Il Phillips Foundry Company,
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said company.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN stockholders of the Almond & Phil
lips Foundry Company, by the under
signed. al of the trustees of said COM
paBy, that a meeting of said stockholders,
viii be held NJ the Office of said
company in the city of Seattle
King county, Washington Territory,
on Wednesday, the 9TH day of February,
1859, at IL o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, for the purpose OF increasing the cap
ftai stock OF said company from its pres
ent amount of 10 shares ofsl00 escht 81, 000)
10 1000 shares of 500 each 900 oO0). All
stockholders are requested to be present.
CHAS. II. ALMOND,
W.. r. PHILLIPS,
Trustees OF said Almond &. Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated Seattle, w. T.. December IS, 1885,
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The letter Of Judge Edgerton 70
President Cleveland. which treats q
the formerss removal from the oasee
Of civil service commissioner and of
administration matters In general, i
not . document Of digninea tone and
the Judge has allowed his personal
feeiings 10 influence him to such 81
extent that his estimate OF the retiring
chief magistrate arsd the review Of bis
administration ear hardly 6e regarded
M the most fair and candid Jet given
10 the public.
There Is vast deal Of truth in Il.
hcwevsr. and the Judge has not failed
10 search out the weak points in the
armcr OF the man who. he believes,
has wroneed him shaEefuily. There
was no necessity for his summing up
all the faults OF the executive and
giving TO the public the result OF .
psychological study OF 20 eminent a
man such study has nothing TO do
with renewal from office and, although
II will be hugely enjoyed by thousands,
there can be bat one opinion In regard
70 ii. and that Is that much OF the
matter contained In his letter Is frreIe-
rant.
Few people will blame the deposed
commissioner for giving the president
= piece Of his mind. The removal was
certainly nncalIed-for and the
last thing to be expected from q man
who four years ago was the idol Of
ciyiI service reformfrs and the man
whose promises indicated thatremoval
should be mace oniy for cause. With
what astonishment. then, must the
presidents disciples have reaa the
following statement of Judge EdgeE-
ton, which appeared recently Ia the
New York Tribune;
.sThe fsrst sntimation received Of my
proposed removal wss yesterday. when
the president sent for me. After beating
for soras time about the bush, he asked me
30 resign my place ss civil service eofnmis-
sioner. asked to be Informed OF the rea-
sens why my resignation was demanded.
The prexidcn, hemmed and hssed 6 great
deal at frxs. but finally blnrted out;
az want yoss resignation because !
want TO give the place 10 Hagh i. Thosnp-
son. the first assistant secretary of the
treasury.
"'Is this the only ressouf' asked
s' The only one the president replied.
.sThen, said !. 7 shall refuse 10 resign,
Mr.. President
AZ sh all remove you. them resorted the
President"
OF course. under the constitution
and the laws, Mr.. Cleveland had a
perfect right to remove Judge Edger-
ton. and. his reason for so doing was
Eohody's business but his own. But
the reason which he gave, that he
wanted the Office for another man.
while II may satisfy him, win hardly
be sufficient 10 ssit the ideas OF the
many who have heretofore supported
and praised him, In the belief that he
was a genuine civil-service reformer
and would never be guilty Of doing
just what Judge Edgerton shows be
has done removed a man without
just and reasonable cause.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-20

The latest news from West Virginia
is TO the effeet that The contest be-
tween Golf and Fleming viii be set
tied by the formers election to the
United States senate. The contest
has been a long and bitter one. but
people had little reason 10 be sur
prised, for the West virginians never
seem TO be contented OF late years an
less they have disputed election on
their hands. In issT the two houses
of the legislature Of that state balloted
from January IS TO February 70. in
elusive. and then adjourned without
being able to agree upon United
States senator. After the adjourn
ment the governor appointed d. b.
Lucas to sill the vacancy caused by
the expiration OF Senator camden's
term. but his service vas not long, for
the legislature, having been called To-
gether in the following May 10 pass
several important bills. neglected at
the regular session. took upon itself
the duty of electing United States
senator. This business had not been
mentioned in the governors call. bat
C. j. Faulkner was. nevertheless,
elected on the eighth ballot, and took
his seat.l
The present trouble arises from the
refusal of the Democrats in the legisla-
tnre 30 allow the declaration OF the
vote for governor, by which vote on
the face of the resuras Cod was elected
The Republican members Withdrew
for while. leaving that body without
quorum. but the Democrats eontin-
ued 10 vote and act as regular leg.
islaiure. and those who withdrew de-
cided 10 return. COTS adversary in
the guhernaloSial tigh, Was Fleming,
and some say that the hercalean at.
tempt so seat him in the governors
chair grows out Of q desire 10 get him
out of the way as a candidate for the
senate.
II some settlement is not reached
before the fourth of March matters
will be in tnost peEple king condition.
There will then he four gentlemen
claiming the right 10 be governor of
West virginia--Gofs who was elected
on tbs face of the returns. Fleming
the defeated Democratic candidate,
President Carr OF the stsse senate. and
Wilson the outgoing executive. IL
Geis is elected o. the senate. matters
may be cleared Up, FOR then Fieming's
chance for the senate viii have salsap-
peAred. and those who have thought
him dangerous candidate for that
position can have no object in push
ing him Into she governors chzir hy
questionable means.
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The manaser OF the Pnsr-IsrEIli
cEscEE regrets exceedingly the neces-
sity which compels tie Publication OF
the testimony in the Wicksrsbain-
grantner case now Oh trial before
Judge Burke The ease Is one whose
every aspect is abhorTent 10 deeency,
bat IL Is 50 closely connected with
matters of important public concern,
that In pursuing It's function as q news
paper the PosT-IsTEILIsgscEg cannot
pass it by. In giving the testimony of
the complaining witness as delivered
In court yesterday. we have pruned it
OF its worst features. and as the trial
proceeds shall apply the same rule.
Those who wish 70 read the evidence
in its complete and detailed nastiness
viii have 10 seek for II through some
other medium than this journal.
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AFFECTING raE RIGHT OF
DOVER.

A bail which viii probably call forth
considerable discussion when il comes
up for passage has t'een introduced in
the Ne~ Scrk legislature snd provides
for the abolition IL the right Of dover
rs il has heretofore existed in thai and
many ether states. The ball provides
that the widow shah hare the use,
income and rsesiss os third ol the
real estate held BY TIE husband at she
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Pubic sale of Real Property.


nroTscE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the ur5srrixzes executors Of the last
viii AZ lanes Crawford, esse&se<z. By an
shoxssy Of said will will sell ~ pz5lzc a4e-
ton 81 Seattle, King eoxuty. " aShirxtoz
scrrssory. IN froas OF the Pzxst sound Ma
tsonai hank. in Occidental square. On
sArusnAr, TEE rH n.r or March.
A. ~ 1882
beginning AZ the hour of II O'Clock O. n. of
said dxy, al tie righs. title and interest
which the SAID JaEaes Crawford had II The
time of his death. ard which bis estate has
since acquired bY operation Of lxv OF 9TH
erwsse IL and 10 the following described
real property, viz:
CTR PROPERTY IN SEATTLE
/. Lot 4. block 81. in D. s Maynari's plat
2 LOT = block 5. In Jndkfns' addition
! Lots and ?. bicck s. in Northern adj
dition-
{ Lots II and L, block Is, in Hsasorfs
s Lot 10. McSsrshs's extension 10 Jus-
kfns' sGGiftG1-
s TIE norsh hall Of lot 4. in block 20. C.
D. Boren's addition
Z. All OF bsscks and in Bellevue addi-
ton. except lot II. block No. /.
: Also tract commencing chains. %
links north Of Sw. corner Of Sc OF see.
A. ewps ~ NJ. r Z. thence east chains.
thence north chAsns, . links. therce
west chains, thence south chains, IS
Inks TO place of beginning, being also
known as the " 4 OF wheeser's third sd-
GlsloE-
ISLAND COUNTY
Lots 3, and in sec. Is. twp. ON. e
Also. at the same time and place. the un'
deYsigned, as administrators OF the CO.
partnership estate of Crawford s. Harriuy-
ton, viii sell all the right title and inter
est which said firm bad AZ the date Of the
deata of said James Crawford, in and "a
the following described property, viz:
I. The sw. 4 and the y. 4 of Ne OF
see. Is and los 9 5 and 6 and the s. !, OF
the Sc. Il OF sec. 3. in twp. . n, r. 5 E.. in
King county.
2. The Ne Il ofthe NE = and lots and
4 of sec g. twp. ION, r.2 W.. and w. 4 OF
Sw. Il of sec. "A, twp % n, r.2w.
Terms of sale, 10 per cent cash at time OF
sale: balance upon delivery of deed -irhin
Is days thereafter. For further particulars
apply 10 the undersigned or 10 H q. strive,
attorney for the estate.
A. A. DENNY,
r. Y. PERFORMANCE,
Executors OF said viii and Administrations
of said partnership.
Seattle, W. T.. Feb. Ii, 1889.
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Cherry Street Tax Notice.

The tax levied By the City Council Ia the
DISTRICT Grated by Ordinance No. eZs. 10
provide for the grading of Cherry street.
from Filth street To Thirteenth street. and
constructing sidewalks on GOTH sid. there
az, - now due aud payable at the ossiee of
the city treasurer. All taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the frsi pubsicasion Of this notice win
BE- declared delinquent, q penalty of 5 pr
cent added. aud fnteres, az the rate Of 10
per cent charged.
W. r. FORREST. City Clerk.
First publication OF this .,osice Fehruarv
fs fsSs. m,
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Rainier Street. Cradle

IN the assessment roll for the grading %
baipier street. from Florence street 70 Yes.
Ter avenue, and constructing q sidewalk on
both siues thereof. has been fled with the
Clerk of the City of Seattle,
an l further notice Is hereby given that
said roll Is open TO public Inspection at
the Office of said Clerk, in the City Hall.
and viii rem.in open for inspection until
FRIDAY, MARCH LIST. 1859,
At 80 o'eloek p. M. and that all persons
feeling themselves eggrieved by any su b
ass ssment may apply 10 thu Common
Council of said city 10 have the same G r
recfed on said March l. 1859. st ! 30 O'Clock
.. m. at their Council Cha her. In the City
Hall w. Il. FORREST, s'le.k.
Date of hrst publication, Feb H. 1889
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Notice to Contractors.

GEALED BIDS win be received hy the
- West Seattle Land and improvement
Company mp 10 coon. February 18th, for
the erection of dive ling houses In West
Seattle. Plans and spes ife atoms can be
seen a, ofsiee - Butler building Company
rsscryins the right 20 reject any and al
bids Bonds required.
NJ 8. BATES. Manager.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NoTICE is hereby given that the CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing under
the frm name of Morrison. Ritter & Blk
mann. in the Pse &c amt Paget Sound soda
Works. Min street. seattle. is this dgy dis
solved by mutual consent III. Ritfes & q.
Bixmsnn assumes all debts ans win collect
ali outstanding accounts OF said co-part-
ncrshir.
JAMES MORRISON,
IL RITTER 4 ElXMANN.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the 60 partnership heretofore existing
sfs6er the trra n2se 60 Shanks & swaenrd.
dsssng . real estate and insurance. fassiaess
AZ rooaa u. Tnsoa block. seattle. W. T., Ia
this day dissolved hy rantaSi coasxat.
HkRKT T. ssAFrokD.
Feb .. tsa- ID. u. sHAxEs
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SEATTLE. w. T., Feb. 10, 1859.
Notice is hereby gwen that the PARTNER.
ship heretofore existing between Carries
piess aud J. Henry Meyer, doing business
No. a. $40 Front street. Seattle, w. r., has
this day heen dissolved by mutual consent.
J. Henry Meyer assumes the d. bss and a
biiities Of said business aud will collect
all outstanding accounts dee said Ara.
CHAs. DIErZ.
j. HENRY MEYER
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Depot Street Extension

TAX NOTICE.
The tax levied by the City Council in the
district created by ordinance No. s2s to pay
for property condemned by the widening
and extending of Depot street from Bis
marek street to Broadway, and the expense
of condemnation proceedings, is now due
and payable at the Office of the city treas
urcr. All taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the first publication of this notice will
be declared delinquent and q penalty of
10 per cent added, and interest at the rate
OF 10 per cent per annuE charged
ISAAC PARKER,
City Treasurer.
First publication of this notice February
70, 1889. lot