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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-26

pu8oe oo0Wo DIVISION
The sOsscwtng sehs3aie for sne enn.
rany STEAMERS wtH he fa eascs On sad
1oComa-v1csosta aooeo.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
IL 1ArssEss Ttea ~ Lv y.esoriA 90 m
" ss.xaiT- tS n Nv PsTowzs 10 - m
A. p Tozn'a IS p m Az S-x:ss< 10 n
Ii ~ foaB's = % p III A.v sestS5e Slspm
A. Victoria - n Ar TzeunA s0p N
1aCom a-S-assse a9uta.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
II. Tseossa- 7Wam s@sm 7Spm
Al s<xsIle--.- 3 Is . N II IS asa laW = n
L. SEATTLE 4ma "a sWpn si,pm
Ar. Tacoma Is AN 4lspm sap n
sunday Scneouso eetvseon ~
coma and 9eassse.
ONLY TNo TRIPS.
Lv. TAcs ma Tor ses-slx.~ s0sm -Gpm
Lr. sestfie for T&cona--. 4 % 4 n 40 n
tacoma. Seattle Olympus and
kamiIche Route.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
LIZ Seattle 200 . N Lv KamiTeli ~ N
Ar Taeors.-. Is y m Ar oly rapsa - m
Ly Tseofna-- - p m Lv uis my.ia 20 m
w Ste. ae' IA s . p "a Ly Stella n 20 m
Ar Olympia - p N Ar Tacoma 90 m
Ly Olympus " n Ls Tacoma = pm
Ar kssniie, III 90 . M Ar seattle 10 % > N
Seattle, VIII atcom and Semiah-
moo + QUITE.
Steamer leaves SEATTLE AZ ii D. m sun
dass- tuesdays and Thursdays. Arrives ~
Whafeon al ii q. IN Mondays. Wednesdays
and Frltsss. Returning. leaves whAtcom as
2 p. IN Mondays and Wednesdays and sat
urtays a. T. m. Arrives at seattle af A.
m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Sat
ursiays At about p IN.
SoTicE-.feanaer lands al all regular
landings except Oak Ha-bos. LaConner
and FsdAixo
u. s. Mall Steamer.
Leaves Seattle for WhAscom and oil WAY
landings Mondays. Wednesdays and FIJI
days ~ IL y. m. Arrives af Whatcom Tues
3sys, Thursdays and Saturdays at D. m
Returning, leaves whateom sundxys
Tuesdays and Thursdays al $50 p. m. Ar.
r.ves Al Seattle Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays ar p. m
c. J. SMITH, General Manager.
A. L. MAXWELL. Gen. Pass and Tie't Az
e. ". JOHNSON, sapt.. Porsl aad, Or.
Tacoma Office. Telephone No 20
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W. s. & 7. co.

Steamers will leave Yesier's dock, Seattle,
daily. except sunday, for Ia oma at 80
q IN.
SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE.
T.. :. Mail steamer EDITH leaves Seattle
every day. except Saturday, at 1880 p. IN.
arrives at port Townsend al 6 a. m. next
dsy. Returning, leaves Port Townsend AZ
sA M arrives al Seattle al y. m.
sEATTLE-wHATCoM ROUTE Steamer
WASHINGTON leaves Seattle at y. m,
sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays; ar
riyes at Whaicom at 3 a. IN. next day.
Returning. leaves Whafcom at 6 p. IN. Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays, arrives Sc
attic st A. m next day.
wHATc0M AND sEMIAHN0o ROUTE.
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves Seattle st
On m Mondays, Wednesdays aud Ffi.
days arrives AZ Nhstcom 2 =. M. next dsy
Returning leaves Whsicom Tuesdays and
Thursdays al 6 p. m, sundays ; q. IN.
Wednesday trip To semtiahmoo.
d. 3. JACKSON. President.
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It's passenger equipment Is the finest in
the world, consisting OF Luxurious Sleep
ing Cars having drawing. smoking and
bath rooms: Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars. with Free Sleeping Ber,hs sos
holders OF second-elsss tickets. and the
most modern style of Day Coaches.
Its Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality OF foed, in unlimited quantity,
at reasonable rates
The variety and grandeur az scenery
along us the Is unequaied, and in the de-
tails OF track. train service, etc, nothing Is
omitted that can add 10 tie safety and
comfort OF IT'S patrons. All IN all, IL gives
the best and most servicable line of travel,
whether for business or pleasure. between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle. Victoria, and
all Pacific Coast points, and Winnirseg.
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Chicago, st. Louis,
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New
York, and all Eastern cities.
THROUGH TICKETS are issued to ali
principal points in the United states. Can
ada and Europe. at lowest rates
For detailed information apply TO the
following agents OF the company:
c. q. AcCoRD, 6 Washington street,
Portland. Oregon: z. w. MctilNNESS, seat
tie. w. T.: X. E. ELLIS, Tacoma. W. T.:
ID. +. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent, Vancouver, b. c.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
Canadian Pacific Co.. postolfice
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SOCIETY ELECTION.
AT the quarterly election OF the Lit
erary societies OF the University OF
Washington, last Friday, the follow
ing officers were chosen. Alefheno-
President. Addie Hawiey: vice
president, Daisy Nickels; secretary,
Gay Catch; treasurer, Willie Dawson !;
librarian, Winnie Ewing; marshal,
Maud Parker. PhiIomathean-- Presi-
dent. j. IL. Schirmer; vice president,
+. A. Noble; secretary, Miss Minnie
Peiton, sereeant-at-arms, ;. w. Pow
ell; censor, r. Otto Ceilings.
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On the sSth inst. Mr.. Fred Is " ossl-
e,.,k and Miss Alice 4 issvey, tsssh
very POPULAR and highiy-tesEer's.i
yoang people q Seattle. we're lone
+ i'm marriage AZ No. sle fiisn sarseS =.
"a. rss;,ient clergyman. John r.
+ ns,,,..o The ceremony was esseris'
Sng,v quiet. witnessed only ey MIS-
Fmnas Wsso<icock. Miss Annie navey'
Mr.. Ja,lss navey, fa'ssr OF TIE era.ie.
Ard M. NJ. l.. Damon. The steam. !. .
F}..tsssad conveyed the deNsryesasy
happy eegple on their wedding ,s''aI
and shortly after their retaEts irNi'
TACOMA IL = expected they VIII nsaNs
= permanent ataaing l4aee ~ Foss
land. UfsEon.
saylGKs~ sSnsRSes.
ON Wednesday. 2iss inst, NJ
charles r. Sauires. Of kediands, Can
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DINNER At THE RAINIER cIrs.
A few of the more intimate friends
OF Mr. T. A. strout rendered him a
dinner GA Saturday evening at the
Rainier Club, the occasion being the
eve oi his departure for Fort Leayen-
worth 10 ne married. Those present
were: Mr.. r. A. Strout. Mr.. w. X.
Ihorneii. Mr.. Abram Barker. Mr.. W.
r. Bailey, Mr.. +. NJ Carr. Mr.. Alfred
Holman, Mr. w. A. Peters. Mr.. Josiah
Collins. Mr.. w. A. Pelly. Mr.. George
Hyde Preston. Mr.. r. Il. Albertson
and Mr.. George III. Heilbruu.
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~. ". Miller and MT. r, T..
n's~ have gone to Oakland Cal. 10
NJ. ~ shs grand coaucil Of The Young
r.. Institute. which conSenes in
s,ssI he gentlemen 81 a. dele
~ = sfem tie Young Men : Insiiiute.
~ a.. OF Seattle.
60 grand council this year will he
=. 9 Is, OF ~ delegates. represent
- institutes. The growth Of the
Mon has been something
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Columbia Street Improvement
OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK
OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE,
=. N N, -. !. a.-.o


Notice Is hereby given N the owners OF
property benefited by ordinance No lis.
entitled AN ordinance 10 locate; extend
and establish public street extending
from a point where the South marginal
line OF Columbia street. in the city of
Seattle. intersects the East marginal line
OF West street. 10 the Weste:l y city limits
aud 10 provide for the condemnation OF
proper. Y necessary therefor" that they
the saiY property owners. are hereby re
CURED 10 appoant one person 10 act with
two other persons tone of whom Is 10 be
appointed by the owners OF property con
demned by said ordinance No. l.l5s. aud
one by the mayor OF said city OF Ssaitlel
II apprajsiug and assessing damages and
benefits within aud for the assessment cis-
friet describes aud established by section
our Of said ordinance No. LIS, in accor-
dance with the provision of section 10 OF
a., act of the legislature of the territory Of
Washington, entitled AN act TO revise
and amend the charter OF the city OF
seattle, approved February 4. is>s" said
appointment is to be made in writing aud
fled with the CITY clerk of the city OF
seattle on or before the 18th CAV OF August,
A. ID. iss9. c. ". FERRIS. Clerk
First publication OF this notice Aug. !.
FeS9
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Prince Alexander of Bgttenberg
formerly Prince OF Bulgaria, has been
appointed to the command OF rcgi-
ment in the Austrian army. Prince
Alexander has shown himself to ho a
skiilfu, and sagaelous commander,
and II the army of Austria has work
TO do In the near future, IL is safe to
say he will do his share of it. The
war between Bulgaria and serva, il
II did nothing else. al least proved that
Alexander Is NO carpet soldier. ha; a
prince who knows how to lead his
subjects.
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THE NEW STATES.

Within three months, II ali goes
well and none OF the constitutions
are rejected by the people, four new
states will be added TO the Union ard
the membership Of congress VIII be
Increased By eight new senators and
dvs new Representatives.
With the political balance nicely
adjusted. ~ it Is. the introduction Of
this new element into the bo:iy polite
will unsnestionabiy disturb the
equilibrium not little. II, for ia
stance. the Democrats should carry
I'll four OF the new states. the centred
of both houses OF congress would he
taken from the Republicans. The
Senate would be made reliably Demo
cratic, and the House OF Representa-
dives would be Democrats by bare
majority. II, on the other hand. the
Republicans should carry all four
states. both houses would be rendered
reliably Republican. and Il would in
oil probability be many years before
the Democrats could entertain a rea.
sonable hope Of controlling the senate.
Taking the ordinary chances of
politics. however, and judging the
future Of the new states by their past
political record, it appears improb-
able that either party viii make clean
sweep Of the new states. South Da.
kota may fairly be set down as safely
Republican. The probabilities are
thst North Dakota will vote In the
same way. Montana will probably lie
Democratic. The Republicans have
strong hopes 81 carrying the last
named state. but the Democrats have
about - much the advantage there as
the Republicans have In North Da-
kota- Washington. the fourth of the
new states, l. naturally Republican.
and only the most objectionable
bIanders on the part Of the RepubIi-
cans can give il to the Democracy
The chances are. therefore, that six
Of the new senators and four Of the
representatives viii lie Republicans.
while two senators and one represent
alive viii be Democrats.
The greatness Of the issues at stake.
however, and the Important con
sequences OF either victory OF defeat
should nerve the Republicans in all
four OF the new states to unprece-
denied cxertions in behalf OF their
party.
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Columbia Street Improvement.
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLEag
lar- r-nrr xerrrx e - =

4
SEATTLE. W. T., Aug. Z. is.a.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the owners OF
property condemned By ordinance No.
i.ll5, entitled, AN ordinance 10 locate, ex-
tend and establish public street, extend
ing from point there the south marginal
lire of Co.Rfa bia street, IA the city of Sc
attic, in.efseets the east margin line of
West street, To the westerly city limits. and
10 provide for the condemnation Of prop
erty necessary therefor" that they. the
said property owners, are hereby required
70 appoint one peFsoa 10 act with two
other persons lone 10 lie appointed By the
owners of property benefited by the pro-
vision of said ordinance No LIS. aud one
is 10 be appointed er the mayor OF szid city
of Seattle in appraiSing aud assessing
damages and benefits within and for the
assessment district described and estab-
ilsned oy section of said ordinance No.
i.l55, in accordance with the provisions of
section loi OF an act OF the legislature OF the
territory of Washington, entitled, An act TO
revise and amend the charter OF the city
of Seattle, approved February 4, 1ss6. :"
said appointment Is 10 be mate in writing
and filed with the city clerk OF the city of
SEATTLE on or before the ista day of August,
A. ID. 1889 {. W. FERRIS, City CLERK
First publication Of this nosice. August
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Tuesday, August 20.

The primaries In the precincts of Seattle
and in the precincts of Black Diamond.
Franklin and Newcastle, viii be held
between the hours of p N. and r m.
beginning at p. N. The primaries in ali
other precincts Will be held between the
2 p. m.
The basis of rep-e sentatioa will be SIS
follows:
one delegate al large for each precinct
one delegate for each fifty votes, and one
delegate fcr each frasti0n thereof greater
than twenty-five cast for John u. Allen for
delegate 10 congress a. the general cleo
ton held Noyemb r 9 ISIS.
Upon the foregoing basis precincts are
extItsed 10 represe ntstiol as follows:
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CAUTION.

Beware 81 Fraud. ~ my name and the
price are stamped On she hptsssa al al my
advertised xhuc< before leaving shT fnCsory-
which SruEees the weNre<s against high
prices and interior goods II q saeA1cr cders
". I. DOUGLAS shoeS ~ . reduced price,
or says he has then without nay name and
price stamped 90 the bottom put him down
g 4 fraxs3
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NOTICE..

To the stock holders OF the Guarantee Loan
4 r list Co, Of seattle:
whereas, il is desired "a increase the cap
ttal stock OF TIE Guarantee Loan & Trust
Co, OF Seattle. therefore the undersigned
being a majority OF the trustees OF said
company, hereby call meeting of the
stockholders of said company ~ be he'd
on Saturday the Tth day of September. fssa.
AT the hour OF o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day, ar the companys office In the
city OF Seattle. for the purpose of c0t slider.
Ing proposition of the ssid board Of trus-
tees. daily adopted nj a meeting Of said
board, held July IL. iss9, for the increase
OF the capital stock OF SAID company from
the sum Of fifty Thousand dollars TO the
sum of two hundred thousand dollars
l.. :. J. HUNT,
+. B. DOWNING,
J. u. BOWMAN.
G. II. Hebron.
ID. \. BAXTER.
Seattle, july Il. lSs9.
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pTss0ICrToS or CONFERENCE.-THE

hiSSOi.IflON oF CD.PkRTSsRSHtP-
II fFiysit matters requiring The aftcn
uoa - oGE Mt Maud. on the asasve Gate.
he rci5ees feogn tAe suoccFy aua commis-
sien hnsiuc~S fSrmefiH conducted hy the
undersigned. uedeF she erm name 81 Fred
eytcA i Maud Al oats aReisax accounts
arr payable by aF g. either - sss A. this
d.sSs}ati0u s. hy limitation and mutual
CONSENT = ygEpENgCk
" Il. MARA
a snsccssos - she above hGstnsSs !
thSuk a. customers fog fhe previous fssf.
reaksu hys-aW ii. 49, sg,isit sessut8ntlarsre
~ ~sne. +. EaEnEEIcE
~sat5it Jaly 50 fSSa
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At 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of nom
mating candidates Tor the legislature, Sc
lectiDg delegates - the state csanys ntion 10
be neld 1t ~alls waila on Wednesday, Sep
tsnbsr 4, and transas4ing such other bush
ness ~ msy be brought he ore II
All Republican voters OF King county
and all voters who expect TO act with the
Republican party in the future are hereby
requested 10 unite In selecting delegates
for this convention. Primaries will be he'd
at the usual polling places in al voting
rar.assinrtS On
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sosIsrf N0Tief>

NkATFlE L0Is.E NJ =. o. -.
= sasSss ssSrT EexSsSv evss,HE ~ gAa
tttssss aA5i Nssfa rSasgs r. 81 - 9 ela..k
bly, g ssss al > ssxr assecs ASH sssfss - 5gl.
sfasssFs Sea Esses ssAsslslS &s0 glF~ssaGlg
las $50 ~ s7ss8
ExEgT LKLkxa. y. e..
faNS NNaFF >zN'y
f,ss1s cs tsss. SIS
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or GoaPTRoLLER OF CURRENCY, :
WASHINGTON. June =, ISS9.
WHEREAS. BY satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 90 The undersigs ed. il hiss been
made 10 appear that .The Washington
National Bank % seattle" I'm the city Of
Seattle, Ia the county of King and terri
tory OF N9shEng;nu. has complied with all
tue provisions of the statutes OF the United
Stsies, required "a be complied with before
an association shall be authorized 10 com
mcnce the business of banking
Now therefore /, jesse u. AhrahafaS.
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency, do hereby certify that The
Washington National Bank of seattle in
the city ot seattie, in the county of King
sud territory 81 washingta y authorized
% commence the business of banking a.
provided in seetian fity-oac hundred aud
sixty-uine If the Revised statutes of the
United states
IN testimony whereof witness
~ my hand AMI seal of office
,snAI, ~. 4'a g Z. & & 'easi ~.
Deputy and Acting Comp
srolieg 81 the Currency.
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y "a KSaI sEU MARBLE AND GRAN.
y Yer works, fsx 4 ngsssa5ss. gs-szeisssgrs-
a ktas ~ FvElsteTy sal fsnst&lu ~ 49,
@sasss Wsta sFsss2ee sxisi. 4 FAX sasFsv e
1EsATa5sls cssassssufig * kAns ps~fsfvely
sa5 sag sS2 r-aFsg~ss }Asg sNF eEhHF 6rzs -
tAf Fs'Est designs $50 - ozs f2~ns sAss-f
- ssf'sc2ffsa tgse 81 ssASre. fzke ssysss.
esiAesn ksasss .ea ysea -asts4
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eHEFsrEsN >FFFNfr

Afk AND Ms e !. Castle. HEAL
VI - So ssaezseys lA@x:issss !, us 80
esd szgyss f. q sex = -rssRiS. wT.
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lN6AK6&NFEX 1sAEzsE. Nte. sAs a. q
j p s1esFs sxvsF TAnrssay s3aasmg ~ :
casss&, ~ sse hS3 - >s&sxsc ls.sxs, Sassh
Se&2sAs- A. E.TEsAsex ~ sesss ssksr n sSAst
stsS.ssse az re<ss 50 fnvssss. "a sssssgt
~ COMPTON,. y &.
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<vESi.Eg AVENUE TAX NorlCF-TITs

NESiER AVENUE TAX NOrICE-TEIE
tax levied by tAc e.ty council IN issH
sitsSrieR created ~ orf1nsmce No. Ss7 10
provide los ghe grading ~ Yeslsr avenue
Mil street FROM 4 paint midway between
feufth snd f8fth 70 NittlauS8a. sad e0n-
stT7esias sidewalks fhersou. is aaas s;ne
ard psyAhlE az the cftsce nf tnsclty frrss
nrey Ali taxes Isot paid ssiaia FORTY DAYS
Qt thv erSs publication of tSls aoylge wlli
De- iosar delinquent q penalty 81 pee
ceHf sided, @ud sutegssi AZ the rate ~ 10
fsE Cenf ehRexee
" fE88tS. CITY CLERK
f}Fsi publication @, taiS aaGicS, I lHsgiay.
4 august g. t~S4
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - THE
~ Builders Material Company have
aeoGt perfected ARRANGEMENTS "a promptly
deliver u customers hubble sad diBsen-
sioE stone, pressed brick. lime,
cement, pssstcr. hair. luTaief trough and
dressed, lam and Shingles in ans Il sired
quspiity- Temporary office IN "The Fair
tent 20 -sanartd STREE
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WANTED

WoosiSa ca $50 10 ssa
Wood choppers 81 - PER cord
Man 10 lease l6 water front lots for mil
or manufacturing
Farm hands, s5f per month
saw-mill men: so per month.
M beos eepers OF Eastern clerks vsat
ID
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CALL FOR Il
Republican County Convention
Saturday, August "a,

A CONVENTION OF the Republicans of King
county Is hereby called 10 meet al Seattle on
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ursgs.sE.

NfEs WILLARD. gta1sfs y arsag e, I..alsss.
vi Frest Sz7ecs, Sosee culture. gssar,.s
ssasSF' e-'~''.isssa ssayS2Cal eallssTr caAss &
n ~aguw4aF~
lUAN kGNE sgKA&T ats 80 THw
~ AAtFe< Conservatory 0s N@siss w51l
Hsssf >ests se@stg su3 rnn take Egazsssa
saE2a af g5ipsas fzGa kss susae eall-
t51t 1lgesS ~ agnv q Esnks + q -
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T. tNAl NUEp STOCK at Auction
l saturday, August Rise. % - n'eioSk g.
ut, ~ BAXTER sssrrst. ! all sell - the
aiEhesi ttSdrg ipc cash. q paw rszss ~ in
f>5,Hsi3 ae and seeptME Gee @xesE oil sorrel
f-34t. ssi.i fs'lS kss "a q stripe GA isee.
"a ie aiEa srEs gp 90 eoyks, she owner "a
Hsa - unknown J. e. &ttrasst. eAlei -
pse5tols. ssrstt3a " r
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srssnsaar LIMA

INaA OPPOSITION sTEkN-baP Wu-
nSsoS. Frank sarEa- Ez.s5er <xs7T-
rs szsszht sza1 pzsssS gs<x al rs-saees4
yxsess wxl SAT ssrza ~2s rexussss,ss ~
SsGn1 s-cTss. J. A. Ex.1es.. xgE-
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TNTfSraffsTN

lbAEftES HAVING MOSET ~ INVEST
L sf3 3ys uel - ear AZ 1Hv oTtee ,,t shs
!ssNet ~oU9s v ats43 HuH1'aE nma gnFNxs.
H2eat En 10 NrsHsg aven8e. 80 ia4ua~s
taia sssetf sYssena - iaFxTiElFeEs shares
sse Row .ssF sac ii. halA5tges Ia 10 srss.t.,,s
tre :. es3tstytr
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN To tug
~ property owners on 'FRONT.' and Com
merelai streets, Seattle, that the bosrss of
app Aisers appointed by the cify council for
tise assessment of dsFnagss and benefits re-
sDitiBg from the widening and sfraighten-
ias ef said streets by city ordinances will
receive claims for damages. in writing,
caused by widening said streets Till the I'd
of August, lSSS, ~ the office Of Frank Han
fond. ROOM 3. Sesiin block. in the CITY of
;. attic. ALEXANDRA ALLEN,
FRASE HssPoRD.
ASSoS bgRNELL
seattle. aHgIss' IS. is.9.
NOTICE - THE APPRAISERS AP
~ pointed under the provisions Of
erlinsnce Las, 20 locate. essab-
iish and extend Railroad avefaIe. viii hold
meetings Ia shouGy Bros. store, on Jack
soIa street, between Commercial aud West
streets, al 10 E. ~. Auzest :. and 10, H.
Is and H. is>g. for the purpose of receiving
claims sud hearing testimony Of property
owners and other persons interested.
". II. SHogDY,
c. MILLER,
THus. n. fRosCR,
Appraisers
ses,ile. August :. 1851
Dixie STREET TAX NorICE-TaF
l tax levied By the city council I'm the
district created by ordinance No. I.0sS. 10
provide Tor toe grading of Pike street from
Front street to West Street. and construct
ing The sidewalks thereon. ~ nOw due and
payable al the office of tne city treasurer
All taxes not pad witein forty DAYS af The
iJrs; publication al tails ustice will be de-
clsFcsi delinquent. penalty al per cent
sifed. and interest a. the Fate OF 10 per
cent. charged
{. W. FERRIS, City CLERK
First publication OF tnis nEttce, August
"a lSS9
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
~ owners al props rty fronting ON West
street, ia the city 81 seattle. King county,
W T., that the board ot sppraisers duly APP
pointed to assess the damages AID beae-
It's resulting from the widening and estab-
fishing % said West strse - Hnder ordinance
No. i,l4s. o! the sail c!fy Of seattle, will b.
Ia session GA Tuesday. August Il, ISIS. 81
10 o'c,ock, = N, AZ FoaGs Ia. Ileaciiyn-
Dodge 6uiiding, CA second street. in said
city 81 SeG,fse
said meeting j. called for the puYT csss Of
listening 10 arguments Of said property
osrers concerning the matter ~ The con
temuaiiOm of real estate Appropriated ia
der said ordinance M. i.its
Isaac DaBSON,
t3roR8g kgSNEAR.
HENRY b. IDosEs.
AaStst ~ lss9. App alserS.
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~ fEEIFD

CkoWE-MJ i.I-hk-ss Rsv Ren}e min
Parsons, 81 his residence sia Bell street
August 10. Mr.. Archibald 4 Grove. of
Massschasetts. aud Miss Bertha Muller.
OF Germany.
REfD--coO>S- this city. August i
Fred w. Reid ana Miss Nettie Icons. IN
Rev. n. u. Campbell.
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BY oTier OF the Republican Central Gem
mitfee OF King couhgy.
K h AIBERTSON, Chairman.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL. secretary.