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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

ASSESSMENT FOR OPENING. WID-
ENING AND EXTENDING FIRE.
MONT STREET. BETWEEN MEN
DOTA STREET AND WEST LINE
OF ARCADE STREET. Judgment
Entered in the District Court Aug. %,
1883.
O'Farrell's Subdivisions of Block VI. i.y
man DaytOn's Addition 10 St. Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
AM OF
Judgm't

Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Judgm't
E A Wright. All of block 5, Col
lege Place, West division, -ex-
cept parts sold to Ellsworth,
Hodson, Beard of Education,
Hall, Hoyt, Barr and Warner,
being in st. Paul, Minnesota. s1s4. 95
ASSESSMENT FOR GRADING THE
ALLEY IN BLOCK. "a. LYMAN
DAYTON'S ADDITION TO ST.
PAUL. Judgment Entered in the
District Court Dec. 90, 1888.
The owners and description of re-
estate are as fOllows:'
Lyman Dayton's Addition to St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
Supposed owner aud Amt O
description. .luugnl

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. ,]udgni't
Peter kocmpei. Commcncing9.n
chains westerly from nelly cor
ner of section D. Town -. range
%; thence WY On section line
7G5 chains: thence sly 1860
CHAINS; thence ely 7.G5 chains;
thence n'Iy 1866 chains 10 be-
ginning, in the city oil ST. Paul,
minnesota. ...............$ 1861 So
REASSESSMENT FOR OPENING,
WIDENING AND EXTENDING
MlNNEIlAiIA STREET. FROM
COMO AVENUE 10 WESTERN
AVENUE Judgment Entered i'll the
District Court Nov. 10, 1888.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
t,avtor Bros, Addition to West St. Paul.


Snrnosed owner and Amt of
description. Lot Block. judgmt
9 J Hei:frich.. s6 sS7 81
Henry G ingerso!l.. 9 46 81 81
Mcdowell &ThoH.as1l 36 S7.67
Andrew Mr!ler.... 9 81 81 81
Banning & Olivier's Addition to West
St. Paul.
Srrncsed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
Anthony Mean
drews. ........... SO $40 80
Mary Bell. ......... 10 az 122s46
] B Olivier and Ellen
Princes Rearrangeme:t of Part of
Block 20, Banning & DIVERS Addi-
-. ton to West st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

ASSESSMENT FOR GRADING TER
RACE PARK AVENUE, FROM
WILDER AVENUE TO ST.
ANTHONY AVENUE. Judgment
Entered in the District Court Dec. 90,
1855.
The owners and description of real
estate are as follows:
Merriam's Encouragement Of Merriam
Park, st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
Isabel j Parker,w so
# of. so sS0.3S
Sophia A Eddy lex.
cept w so it off,. 30 1927
ASSESSMENT FOR GRADING CON.
GRESS STREET, FROM DAKOTA
AVENUE TO OHIO STREET.
Judgment Entered in the District
Court September 1, 1883.
West st. Paul Proper.
Supposed owner and ~, Amt Of
Benz E Metcalf. ely
q of.............I&2 80 sl0S. IS
M Item. 81 268. "a
81 Wicker. .......... 6lBal. 1853 81
Vim Moonley .....s.6 80 H6S.S4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
Supposed owner and

Walther & Schnittger's Subdivision of
Block 80, Lyman Dayton'S Add
ton to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

GkAUl Nj fHt NE 1ON Az N " +
FROM FA!RVlEW AVENUE TO
ST.FCLAtE STREET.
Manchester Park. ST Paul.
Suppose; owne. aao Amt Of
description Lot. Block. Judgm't
Geo C kriEns .....i7 S57 %
j Augusta R.ce.. 10 4 $50
DyeF's Rearrangeae CT Part Of Mac
aias;eI PaiR, ST. Paul.
Supposed owrer and Amt of
description Lot. Block. Judgm't
Edgar Il E:.iGtt AID
Thos W Shea. .....9 4 s35 81
Manchester Park, ST. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt Of
description Let. Block J9tgmt
David Ell Mcleod 10 s SAP 10
JAMS A a;d Gas J
Ws..:ans. Is 9 sai5
Dyer's RearTaa cement Of Part CT Mac.
a,ester Park, St. Paul.
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Gotzian's Subdivision of Block N, 'Ly-
man Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.

Robert Rollers Subdivision of Block rs,
Lyman Dayton's Addition to
st. Paul.
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NUE..
Manchester Park. st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt OF
description. Lot. Block. Judgm't
Frank w Bartlett,
1ex:ept SLY 80 ft). 8 l 81 81
Board of Ed1eation.l 2 f71.07
GRADING WESLEY AVENUE,
FROM SMELLING AVENUE TO
s FAIRvlEW AVENUE. Judgment
Entered in the District Court Dec. IL,
1858.
College Place. West Division, st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

ASSESSMENT ON HOFFMAN AVE-
NUE., FROM SIXTH STREET TO
EUCLID STREET.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
AM of
Judgut
Supposed owner and

supposed owner and Amt of
description. Judgm't
> b st Aui,in. Commencing in
division line between lots
end 3. block 81, Suburban
Hills, st. Paul, 100 feet from
Griffith street; thence easterly
80 #; thence SLY to Point
Douglass read; thence along
said road Willy to point 100 TT
IN direct line from Griffith
street; thence My to begin
ming, being part of lots 3 and
Paul. ................ SOS. 70
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

SEWER ON POINT DOUGLAS
STREET, FROM EARL STREET
TO MAPLE STREET.
T.. Warmers Subdivision of Black rs
Lyman Dayton's Addition to
st. Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
Stinson's Subdivision of Block 70, Ly-
man Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.

A SEWER ON MENDOZA STREET,
FROM HUDSON AVENUE TO
FRANCES STREET.
Robert Rollers Subdivision of Block
rs, Lyman Dayton's Addition to
st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
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Yandes' Addition to st. Paul.

Est of Nathaniel Mclean. Com
mencing at point on south
line of Hastings avenue, $50
feet ely from ne corner of lot
l, block 1, Yandes' addition to
st. Paul; thence ely On said
line of Hastings avenue to W
line of Forest street: thence
on said w line of Forest street
to a point Oh ely line of Susan
r B Smiths land; thence nw1y
Oh said ely line of said Smiths
land to place of beginning. SIC. 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-26

swinging forward and all hands were hrae-
ing ner Up TO the wind again.
In about ave minutes Captain - came
below to my cabin.
WHAT does all this mean. sir7'' said be.
.AIl what. sirg-'
Have you been drinking
No, sir
Iiquor 0''e'
Are you III" asked the captain.
s.So. sir.
Well, whats the matter then, in heay-
en- Nance The hei.nsrnan saws there was
10 man overheard, or any one but you on
was dunabfoundec I stared al the
captain and began TO wonder If he was
mad or I.
repeated to him what sax-and he
ie'1 me. Everyone in the ship was turned
OUT lore and aft, and the muster called.
cure enough, the 'airebTiate'' didn't ar
s*er 20 his name. The captain sent for
ne ana tue helmsmsn. ! declared I saw
lhe nan 20 overheard The helmsman xvore
equally positively that the man had never
come on deck j at length reminded Can
tam - that man was walking the de- K
WIN MN when relieved the mate. Then
TIE captain said very quietly:
M. Besiew, think Won are i'll. was
on deck alone. There WIS nothing left
lor H. Ny watch was given up 70 the
iiiFa mate, and Tor some days did moth
ing. ] could see that In spite of the sin
eDflate disappearance l was thought
oil nay balance" and not III To have
charge of the deck.
The bad weather after VIC rounded the
Horn changed to fair, and one SUNDAY
morning. before smart breeze between
the Falkland islands and the land. the
captain ordered the BOBBY hatch 10 ne
opened. was on deck at the time The
mate sent for the carpenter. ana The tar
naalins were taken of and the hatch doors
thrown open. One OF the BOYS iumued
Gown into the hatciway to see If the cargo
was shifted at all, and in a minute came
scuttlIng up on deck with white face ON
h1ta, crying out:
Hes down there, He's down there"'
Who's down there" cried the mate.
"Him-him what's gone overheard -
rush TO the hatch. and there they
found him right enough. with his heal
damned between two casks. The chime of
one had cut right into his forehead and he
lay there jnmbied up in heap-dcad. A
case OF wine at MS side broken open told
the tale OF his death plain enough. He
had lowered himself down the yen:ilator to
get at the liquor, and sudden roll of the
ship had crushed him between the casks.
We buried him at sea.
took the deck again that night.
KYLE BELLEw.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors ono
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded at the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Neal estate traasastioasfrofa lauuary !.
1883. to} date sre f0.a0. ST 81 There
were filed for record YESTERDAY 30
deeds, the considerations aggregating SIC
rs, an average Of 81 $50 Following il the
list, a. furnished by Osborne Tremper a.
Co.. ahstractors of title:
w. q. CASTOR 10 H. BUGGY, swI. of nyi,.
sec 5, and lots l, and 3. se<6. tp 81. 4,
$500.
C.E Chaplin to H. Kroloog, lots 3 and 4,
blk 81. Ingiewood, 81.
+. Blewett to w. Floyd. lots 3 and 6, blk
-, Denny d Hoyt's add. $780,
4. Blewett to T.. NJ. Chamberlain, lot s.,
blk 80, Denny & Hoyt's add, $3.50
]. A. Void to Il. Laws, lot Q, blk o.
Enelewood, $50.
II. Laws TO q. Taylor, VIZ of lot 0, blk o,
Englewood. $50.
West Coast improvement Company to
TO w. A. Clark, lot o, blk 81, Gilman park.
$50.
West Coast Improvement Company to c.
Clark. lot 10. blk II. Gilman park, 500.
+. McDonangh 10 West Coast Improve
ment Company, lot s, blk 81, Gilman park,
$3.50
J. +. Biegert 10 J. +. Borum. lots II and
-, blk IL. West Seattle. first plat by West
Seattle Land and Improvement Company
81 100.
NJ. &. kittinger to NJ. Martin, lots Is. Is,
10. and Il, blk 4. Syndicate add. 81 900.
NJ G. Kittinger to w. &. Hill, trustee,
lots 2, 3, Us, 6, 10 and II. blk 4, Syndicate
add. 81, 600.
II. Al. kittinger 20 &. Hill, trustee.
10, I. blk 1. Syndicate add, 500.
C. II. kittinger 10 ]. Stafford lots 8. 10
and II, blk 4. Jackson and faifier, $500.
J. Freed to c. A. Stokes. lots . and Is.
blk l, Boise Creek add, 500.
w H. Burgess 10 s. G. Corbett, lots 3
and 4. blk IS, l.. Pontius add, $3.50.
c. i. Bagiey to Z. w. Smith. lot i,blk 50.
MERGERS second add, $500.
w Renton To ]. Head. lot ., blk 10,
Renton's add, 1900.
Il. schIoss 10 n. Cleve, lot 5, blk o, East
ern add. 81 600.
III. X. Boynton to ID. &. Wilson, tot 10,
blk 4, White & Manning's add. 1928
J. +. Tate TO W. Porter, lots 10 6. blk
IA, Harrison Heights. 81 500.
]. r. Tate to W. Porter. lots II to rs. blk
IA, lots and 10, blk II, Harrison Heights.
81. 800.
J. +, Tate Ia w Porter. lots to j., blk
IL. Harrison Heights. 81 500.
J. L. Tate to W. Porter. lots ii to rs. blk
II. Harrison Heights, 81 500.
T.. Chiibourne To X. FARMLAND, lots 1, 5,
and q, bills b6 Lake Union add, 500.
s. NJ. Seddy TO L. L. Durkie, lot 3, blk .,
Boren & Deny's add $1,000
A. NJ. smarsh to L. q. Brock, lot II. blk
3. first plat West Seattle by West Seattle
Land n Imp. Company, 81 ,tso.
c. T.. Chaplin 10 Ada III. Burce, lots 10
4. blk ~. inglewood add. 81.
w. Hainsworth 10 +. A. Noble, lot -, blk
1, Motor line, SO.
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A PITCHER row SUIT. JACKSON.
Tn. seattle Construction Employees Ten
der a MARI Of Their Esicem.


der MARK of Their Esteem.
Tuesday evening Mr.. A. Jackson, retiring
superintendent of the Seattle Construction
conpanv was summoned in great haste by
telephone message 20 the Lake Washington
mower .house When he arrived it was TO
md himself confronted by the employees Of
the company. Mr.. IL. q. Wright. the re-
cs,y.r. IN behalf of the assembled EN-
Moves presented him with a fine silver
water pitcher appropriately engraved.
MIR Jackson. on this. the occasion Of
vour severing your connection With this
company, We take the opportunity OF ex-
pressing our appreciation OF your Kindness
and courtes~ Ia us while orr chief. We
Az the acceptance OF the accompanying.
no. TOP It's intrinsic value. for that is moth
,nr: nor its appropriateness, for il may he
hide the marx. bat as a memento irom the
Seattle Construction boys. When that
royiar opsic. which ersiwhile did spy our
,natscretiolas with sYch CELEBRITY. nav
varaer DER il. the thought may ccsne.
Though the boys had many faults. they
h.a one re.lsemsne quality respect
sra admiration for their chef.
In depsr,ing YOU carry with yea our Warm-
A., rishss for vour success ln whatever
vacation Dame Fortune wills. our regrets
AZ your leaving, though >ient are noue tAo
less sincere. arid we can only hope that in
the MANY changes "a events. We nav >plce
the the nov severed strands Of ooF business
relations and weave them ~ the near Ia
rare INTO a harmonious Whoae
Mr. Jackson. in few well'ehoSen words,
.xrresSsd his thanks for 'hc present and
sni also Toe the esteem ia which he = held
~ the boys. After = Tea mon'snts spsnS
Ia pleasant conversation tue meeting al
foRFnsA.
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Dexter Street Improvement.
OFFfCE oF TnE CRY CLsEs
or THE CRY 90 SEATTLE,

SEATTLE. W. r.. sept 70. Iss9.
Notice Is hereby given To- the owners Of prop
egty condemned By ordinance No. 1923 entitled
AN ordinance % extend, lay of and establish
Dexter street. in the eity ~ Seattle from the
southern boundary line OF Adele addition 10
the north boundary line oi HiDCkleys addition,
an5 a. provide FOR the condemnation of real es-
tale necessary therefor that they the said
property owners, are hereby required to appoint
one person 80 act with two other persons lone 10
he appointed by the owners Of property bene-
nied b. the provisions 81 said ordinance No
I,las. and one 20 be appointed By the mayor OF
said city % -eattlel in appFaising and assessing
damages and benefits within and for the assess
meni district, described and established By sec
ton of said ordinance No. .l92. in accordance
with the provisions Of section lDi Of an act OF
the Legislature Of the territory of Washington
entitled, An act u revise and amend The char
ter of The city Of Seattle. approved February 4,
$50. -atd appointment IL TO he made In writ
ing and fled with the city clerk 81 the city of
seattle on OF before The sin isy ~ october, A. ID.
iss3. G. " FERRIS. City clerk.
Firss publication Of this notice. September %.
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'm.
movement
OFFICE OF The CITY CLERK
OF IRE CITY or SEATTLE

SEATTLE, W T.. Sept. II, IssaN
Notice is hereby given 20 the owners of prop
erty benefited by ordinance No 1,20i entitled.
An ordinance TO lay OF, extend aud establish
south Ninth street in the city of Seattle from
Mikado street 10 Pummer street. and 10 lay or
extend and establish Charles street In the city
III Seattle from Tenth street TO Eighth street and
10 provide for the condemnation of real estate
necessary therefor" that they. the said property
owners are hereby required 20 appoint one per
son Ia Get with two other fersons zone OF whom
u 10 be appointed by the owners oil property
condemned by said ordinance No, .s0i. and one
by the mayor of sAid city Of Sesttiel In apprsfs.
Ing aud assessing damages and benefits
within and for the assessment district
described and established BY section of
said ordinance No. 1i, IN accordance with the
provisions of section i0i OF act of the legisla
ture OF the territory of Washington, entitled. An
act 10 revise and amend the charter of the city
OF Seattle, approved February 4. 1886" said APP
poiniment is 20 be made in writing aud hed
with the city clerk of the city of Seattle on or
before the 9TH day of October. A. D., 1859.
c. W. FERRIS, City Clerk.
First publication OF this notice September Il.
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Dexter Street Improvement.
OFffcf % TIE CITY ELEHE
lG LIE IlFN. az aFArfiR

4
SEATTLE. ". T. sept. -, ls-s.
Notice .s hereby gwen to the owners OF prop
efty Oefaefted by ordinance No. 1888, entitled.
An ordinance 20 extend las OF and establish
Dexter street IN the cry 81 seattle. ffoTa the
fhera boundary line Of Adele addition 20 the
north boundary line ~ Hiuesiey's addition,
and o. provide LOT the condemnation 81 real ss-
tate necessary therefor, tnst they. the said
property osnsss. are hereby required 20 appoint
ore r,erson To A.; With two other persons lone OF
whom j. 70 - appointed Ay the owners Of prop
erfy condemned b. said ordinance No iisS. aud
one by the msyOr Oi said city Of =ea,giel, ia sp-
pfaisinE aB1 assessing damages and btuedfs
witkiu and f0T TIE Assessr1eNt district described
-rua sssablshe by section ! Of SAID ordinance
No. LIS. IN accordance wtth the provision %
section i9I Of 81 acf 81 the legislature OF tbs
territory ~ Warrington, entitled. AN at 70 re-
wise and amend tbs charter ~ the city 81 -eAf-
tie. approved February 4, Isss - ssid spTs1iai-
Fsea5 q 60 = n adj Is writing and Sled with the
eifY CLERK 81 ths city ~ reest!s or tes0fe tAs
fit csy os Dcto.sE. 4. u. l.<f.
" kkEizEn. City CLERK
F.rst publication oi this Hossee sep'sSahef .,
i-@.
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South Ninth and Charles Street I'm
prOyement.
OFFICE OF fHg CITY CLERK
JF the CITY OF SEATTLE.


SEATTLE. W. r.. sept u, Iss9.N
Notice is hereby given 10 the owners OF prop
erfy condemned by ordinance No. 1901, entitled,
An ordinance to lay of, extend and establish
South Ninth street In the city of Seattle from
MIksdo street TO Piummer street, and To lay OF,
extend and establish Charles street in the city
of Seattle from Tenth street 10 Eighth street. aud
10 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 persons lone 10 be APP
pointed By the owners OF property benefited by
thv provisions OF said ordinance Ne 10i. and
one 10 be appointed by the mayor of said city of
seattle) in appraising and assessing damages aud
benefits within and for the assessment district
described and established by section u said
ordinance No. i.20i, in accordance. with the pro-
visions OF section l0l Of act OF the legislature
of the territory OF Washington, entitled, "An
act 10 revise and amend the charter Of the city
of Seattle, approved February 4, issS." said ap.
pointment is 20 BE- made In writing and died
with the city clerk Of the city ofseaitie on or be-
fore the sth day o. October. A. ID. Iss9.
G.. ". FERRIS, city Clerk.
First publication OF this notice. September Il.
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ooyTR1croRs 4yD B,IIDKns.

II wEEES. tF WEEKS & -OS. WICHITA.
Ii. Kan es1tfsxs0rs sa9 eniidors bus DER
requested - get our fgHres. Address care Of
White 4 Co iesi estate agents. jefferson street
GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY EN-
- gsaeers AZ! contractors, wharf building
pils-.iris!ng; plans furnished on ayPlie ation.
of * foot Of Jackson street.
DUSHAN COLLINS. CONTRACTORS
~ rtleariytEg and bridge bai.Alas; oasee
foot oi Commercial street,
DAFFERT q rfASiEY. BiiLnREs AND
IL eoHtrastorz. plans sfsa sFsaci afssfioTs faFEs-
ishssi Columbia Hone. seattle
hNk% THOMAS, tONThsf ioA AND
~ bstlder, plans ass specifications furnished
on short Ectiee. EooEa 90 Bos;on h.Oek.
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CITY NOTICES.
pRoPosAls for lighting the streets and

PROPOSALS for lighting the streets and pub
lie buildings Of the city of seattle.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids win be
received by the undersigned. clerk OF the city OF
Seattle. al his office in the city hail. on or before
Frlday. October I, 1883. at I O'Clock p m, for
lighting the streets of Seattle from the date OF
awarding the contract to the LIST day OF October.
lss0.
The city council will consider bids for the fol-
First-One sixteen candle-powe iscandescent
lights 10 each lamp post
second-Two sixteen candlepowe inoandes.
cent lights la each lamp-post.
Third-0ne thirtytwo candle power incandes-
cent light to each lamp post
Fourth-Ten or more 1000 candle power are
lights.
Fifth-six foot gas burpers.
Sixth-Twelve loot gas burners
9 The party receiving the contract will be re-
Suired to place, mainiain aud keep in repair,
any new lights ordered within sixty days from
date OF order
An posts, lamps and lights At present IN tse to
be fitted really Tor lighting, At the expense Of the
All lamps lights and posts to he maintained
and kept In repair by the successful bidder
Bids will also be received for lamps and lamp
posts, and placing the same In position ready
Tor use; diagrams and specifications OF lamps
and posts to accompany each bid
Bids will also he received for lighting the city
hall, clerks Office, police headquarters, Jail and
engine houses.
The CRY reserves the right TO reject any aud
all bids
Dated Seattle. september q. 1ssa.
w. FERRIS, City Clerk.
Date of first publication, September n, issa.
TEMPERANCE STREET TAX NoTICF-THE
/ tax levied by tie city council in the dis
trict created by ordinance No. i,a59. 10 provide
for the grading OF Temperance from Mercer
street 10 Bradley street, aud constructing side
walks thereon. is now due and pas able at
the Office of the city treasurer. All taxes not
paid within forty days OF the first publication
OF this notice will be declared Delinquent.
penalty OF per cent added and interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent charged.
e. W. FERRIS. City Clerk.
First publication OF this notice. September
10. lssa.
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NOTICE ne CONThaCTOKN.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - BIDS FOR
~ clea Ing and grubbing two acres of land in
Masonic cemetery will be received until noon.
September 20. at the Office Of Bouney & Stewart.
uuderiskers, so Columbia street
NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES SCHOOL
~ board OF the city OF seattle, W. r., will re
ccive bids for the construction Of four frame
school, houses. Bids will close september 30 II
N. Bonds will be required OF the successful
bidder. ceytided check OF two hundred
coo dollars must accompany each bid As Sect
rity for the execution of any contract that may
lie awarded. Pans, specifications and details
at once of Charles W. saunders and T. W.
Houghton. architects Room ~, Boston block.
TO CoNTRACToRS-BfDs on CoSsrRrC-
l ton Of the Manhattan building. corner
second and Union streets. will lie received at
the office al The undersigned until II m, raiur
day the 18th. Charles W. Sanders anu +. "
Houghton, architects, room - Boston block.
NOTICE To CoSTRACToRs-PLANs FOR A
~ dwelling house can be seen at ;he probate
court room. ~ he courthouse. Bids viii be re-
ceived for the erection and completion OF said
house up "a saturday morning, AT 10 n. m sep
teTnber -. lss9, The contract Will be let 10 the
lowest responsible bidder. The rixhf 10 reject
any and al bids Is reserved :. n. furneI, guar
dian.
DIps WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
- of the undersigned untii "Wednesday noou-
Sepsem Der 3. fer the erection at a brick build
ing on the corner OF Main aud Commercial
streets, fer Nh Harmon night Is reserved Ia
reyec; sny AMI all bids Fisher. Architect
NOTICE To CoNTsACToRS-ALL con
~ tractors having contracts calling Tor siee-
trinal work Of any kiad Will nnd II 81 their sd.
vantage 10 cal upon or address the sneerstgBet
sud Who are ready 10 bia Epcn anything IN the
electrical line; wiring for elscty.c lights. enaun-
siators and a~sls satisfactorily done and gpsran-
teed prices lowest in the city. BAKER. Rsleh h
Co, 10 aud Il Atkins olock, Columbus. between
Third sDG Fourth