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Kentucky Officials Indicted.

Ex-Treasurer Louis Constans of Newport
Ky, was yesterday indicted by the grand jury
for embezzlement, the amount being fixed AZ
SIS, ZOO. The eK-city clerk, VIM +. Mcclure,
was also indicted on the same charge. His
shortage is fixed at less than s2,0O0. Much sur
prise is felt in both cases. Both men are Of
high standing in the community, and neither
has been suspected of any intentional wrong
doing. MIR. Constans admitted a shortage OF
nearly $1,000, but seemed confused when
shown a shortage Of s27 900 in one omission
from his cash book.
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A terrific Tornado passed Through Kan

terrific tornado passed through Kansas yes.
terday afternoon, doing great damage TO build
ings and cropA -Four persons are reported
killed
A cyclone has developed some distance TO
the southwest of Cuba. II IL moving up the
gulf with moderate velocity, and is likely %
pass northeasterly along the eastern coast q
the United States,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

V,oR sALE-ONE OF THE PRETTIfST LITTLE
u houses in the city. I'd 1t. ne. Mass ave q
roOuIs, hath and cellar house in splendid re;r
l. soon to BE- coiiCreted. Ii sold suca $500
DAVID ID. STONE
f4xp L
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my27-6t. i430 New Sork av.

!sOE ~AIE-NO G.;I 7 ST. y. W. NEW GROOM
! AMI bat. pres hrIcs dwelling. i1.6 front. Price
t.,-.tt ]. go "a "a, balance so Per month W
bii-l4 DIEBLE, 1919 r u. my.1-6t
IrJE SALE 3 NEW GROOM BAY-WINDOW
b:lHA houses, near Govt ErI,4t. ofiice k--t arHet
Let line sId Columbia street ears. price only S:1jO
ss 3. >JJu cash, balance in one Two three aud four
years. ClIALL.kS W. HANDY. J;!l 81. NV
aIy5J-Gt
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/ l'OR SALE-BUILDING LOTS n. W. COR. BID
IL and SITS ne; very elevated ready for series of
buildings l6J feet front asphalt pavement on +
St and 1870 feet Sd ST. about 1880 feet; will sub
divide simultaneously good chance for capitalist
or builder to improves will be sold at figure which,
in this rapidly growing section Will insure profit in
| the near future. j. H. WlMER
myoS-3t 13I3F st
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my Ns1t

I'OE SALE-SEvERAL HOUSES ON RIGGS ST.
bet. 18th and 18th sta. In first-class neighbor-
hood Price $4,000 each, Also small houses in
the southwest at low figures for cash.
j. A SETTLE 4 co,
my y
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BOARDING.

TINHE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
Il I'D st. NV.
Cool. pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices. my2S-l ns
SIOI sT. NV, WITH BOARD; cool, COM;
Wv municatinR rooms; convenient to cars and
departments; summer rates, my2S-3t'
ltOR RENT-WlTH BOARD-TWO ROOMS, SEC
L ond floor; the front bay window, alcove, cherry
mantle with mirrors. furnished parlor or unfur-
nlshed near park three lines 1926 Sth ST. W.
my21-3t'
TTNHE ELsMERE, laos ST.
Special summer rates. Two persons occupying same
room. my9-lms
TR,HE WEBSTER, 513 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers home; central to all points Of interest; new
furniture: elegant with board 81 to 80; per
Gay, 81 to 81. j. A DEWITT, Prop. jail 4-6m
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I$ok sALE-HOUsE on 6TH ST. Ne. BETWEEN
H II and L. lot 61xI05 f.: $1,000. j. Il. HEKT-
FORD. Blaming Bn.LdinG. 1910 q 81. Lny.2S-:lt
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,Uk SALf-AN ARTISTIC AND THOROTGHLY

t'tE SALl--AN ARTISTIC AND THOROUGHLY
sliiuftatlt HOtgS" containing 10 3 stories
"iit- 'iISr. all Hf-irrn cUlvelIeHces furnace
tlyt US te Is tl-s. ut handsome hard
te!s Fci avi- All TILES ia all the and halls
Mde uaA starr case drawing IVORY white I'm
In IN last M house j. complete IN all PARTICULARS
SUBSTANTIALLY buIt, elegantly Ituated. near Dupont
tlrc, Sid al ready FOR gCc7JI acy Price. 81 1000
irihrr PARTICULARS call AZ Once Of JNO. A PRES
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I,Ok sALE-A IINE DWELLING ON X ST. NEAR
IL ith. = rooHs, baths, Yarlor library and large
lAiFr~f Lot 2iN l'A a. VIDE alley trice 80. 600
\ Eire II room DWELLING hLude Island avenue, bet,
lfta and 18th. laf-e clos. .. all nlstern improve
Iu-uts. houSs ,uly beru built one year, heated by
steam Otea tr~-I lacss IN CaSh room. 100000.
Nc. dwelling. Mass Thomas Circle;
II TpOuIs. bath hardwood finish handsomely pa
I.Fvd south front. S2O.UOO.
a. IeAt it-roo.n brck bath hot and cold water; lot
-uNlsU, West Washington. Only. $500.
n.y.s-I6t j. 7. DYER. 1904 st.
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I'OR sALE--A BARGAIN-HOUSE, Q ROOMS AND
II bath. lotr22X130. stable, wide alley; in thor
Ough repair. on AZ 81. will rent for $50
cheap at $1,000. J. K HERTfORD, 14l9 q ST.
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IyOR SALE-A BARGAINS LOTS, 1693xll7 FEET
II TO public alley, 9th st. n. East Capitol
ST. j. A. SETTLE & CO.. 1.l..5 F It.
We have desirable lots i'll the northwest portion
Of the city and Dupont Circle, which offer
J. 4. SETTLE & Co,
"A
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NOR SALE
II 1000 FEET OF GROUND;
New Hampshire ave. 18th and ii sts will make
twelve lots OF less than Is frontage
apI6 FRANK Ii. CONGER, 14l5 st.
It THAT SPLENDID LOT
southeast corner New Hampshire ave. and St at
- Per foot FRANK b. CONGER,
aPl6 14lo + st.
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I,OK sALE-g1S NJ ST NV.
u 1904 Columbia ave.
BIZ - nv.
~ .nd =! Gran u lace.
SIS AMI go l3h St.n
PLANT 4 TURPIN.
safe Deposit Building.
nys-1m 18th ana New York ave
lsOk SALE-STOP RENTISG AND OWN YOUR
home 5000 70 e. III Including side lot: SIS
Elphth4ys Lo cash, Nil you Yerfcct Of
hose IN Ireti-est neixhbcrh0ud. e two lines
Sb-VoN' ". = BUKfOLD, i]22 y. \. ave.
EOk sALk-NERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
n Aote4 properly known the Harris House"
ihs1biy located On street bet 18th and l4th SITS,
Commanding an nnOhstructed view Of Pa. ave. and
BEAUTIFUL park With front Of 10 feet and the lot
Containing ll.l3O 81. II, being lot ,. 81 254 The
hotel Is four stories hgh has seventy rooms in first
class condition, with elevator rare opportunity is
Presented TO investors To obtain choice centrallyl-
Gated ground 81 lower figures than IL can again be
bought for in this locality which must soon uecess.-
MY command high prlces- Inducements for hotel
k-eIers 10 invest greater, the tide Of
travel - toward this BEAUTIFUL city and must lie
greatly increased by national and international meet
inzs to be held here Terms liberal. Immeiate
-sssiOn gwen. Apply At Once Of W. ". MEICALF
1881 Il. my23-2w
I.OR sAIE-THAI ELEGANT RESIDENCE lO22
Il ernont ave- with stable attacned- for terms
and ysr1lission TO tnspect apply " oukLEY Bkos-
lao streetnv. mhl2-3up
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II soOn to be cOiIoreted IL sold sooa 500.
my29-3t sot; p.
I,oR sALE-S2,O00 WILL BUY a COY LITTLE
II brick house ON 9TH st. Sc, D. lot g by So
my29-3t sos + st.
I,OR sALE-IN NORTHWEST. A LOVELY HOME,
parlor library. dning-roO buffers pantry, three
roonIs sanitary plumbing kitchen, furnace open
Tenti bot l!tlx9O Apply to Rust HUN1ER-
FOhD. GA 18th st. my29-3t
I,OH SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN-BRICK HOUSE.
rooms and al mi. the house Is open for inspection,
and should be examined to be appreciated viii be sold
AUSTIN p. BROWN, Real Estate and Loans.
my2S-lm Glover Building. l+19F ST. NV.
NOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE
who wants cheerful home with plenty of sunlight.
Nel;6nilt 3story brick; - #. front. ON wide lo, in
Bill, containing 10 rooms large cOncreted cellar and
al mod inps IN perfect order; $1,000 terms TO sllit
purchaser Owner on premises. SOB North Carolina
1yOR saba BARGAIN-GOOD EIGHT-ROoM
a frame house; MI; Sth ST. bet g and ne lot
tSxll6 70 Isfoot alley the ground worth the price
New lO-z ave. bay window cellar. and mi lot 23x
40 e 3O-foot side and back alley; rent $40 price.
lots at Brokland j. ). BELT CO. Room A,
Atlantic Building. my2s-3t'
i Il. l. ave. north side near 18th St, Ior SIC, 300
at, north side: near l:;th It. 81 300
Marion ST. bet and X, 9th and 9Th SITS. sr---- 500
Cleveland ay bet " and Boy, l2th and th 81 800
RUST HUNGERFORD.
my2s-3t ga 14th st.
t>Ok SAIE-SEVERAL HAN DSONfELY FINISHED
II and we'll built houses, convenient to State and
my2s 3t I355 st.
I'OE sALE-SEvERAL HOUSES on RIGGS ST,
hood Price $4,000 earh- Also small hOuses in
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LDR SALE - FOR INVESTMENT - 2-STORY
y brick: rooms; newly papered throughout; on let
tered Il Il. W; rent S.z4.5U; price S},4O0
IuS2S-3t A. J. WHITAKER, 136716 F st.
f'OR SALE-l002 NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE,
hne House hne location. very cheap easy terms: s
rooms. pantry. bath iron porch and fence. OWNER,
90 81. u W.. Room 20. Iny2S-;}t'
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Price per month Cunfurnished ...............sI5O
Must be leased tor r Years. For further partlc
El2rs apply to GURLEY BROS
1870 street II. W,
ny3S-Gt Sole agents for the owner
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E'Qk SALE-A FIRsT-CLASS HOUSE On ST.
yenience lot 9OxIOO. This o: the choicest To-
cations IN the clty. viii take small house as Part pay
Ineut, Flice reduced 10 $4,000. DAVID d. STONE,
SO6 ST NV uly.y1-:}t
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E.Ois ShA-E-NO EEASONADLk FER REFUSED
l. on sYlel,id new house 4th Il. II e. one square
iF'm Ia>t capitol 81. owner WISHES to leave city:
mouse contains 10 rooms and bath unusually we'll
bllt lot SAIUO TO alley; hrst-CIss surroundings
CONVENIENT ACafOn. IL you looking for cheap
hoiue OK hrst-ClsSs investment apply 81 unre to
DAVID D. STONE. 500 81 INV. Iuy-.7-}t
ENR SALE-A Why HANDSOME ROW OF
EriCk DW ll-S, some nearly comp ted. some Just
finished, un u II. between Itu aid 9TH These
hvG-rS nave every modern convenience, we'll
IiaEN"d ald VEL uuIlt- They have rooms and bath
t.ch. aLdarc 70 ftrr 'front.' corner houses feet We
Cai the corner Tor sf.jUU and inside houses
Tor -. 100 ana $500 Examine them ,WOAM
SIEII * bAADLEl, 81 II. my21- 0s
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That beautiful House the northwest corner of
l.}tn and streets northwest. No. 1903 y street
Lot Is 3DX 100 tlne grounds. House has eleven
rooms exclusive Of celar. seven 90 bedrooms. Fine
View down the Potomac river from top Of house.
HOISe = well and substantially built. Workmanship
Of the highest order.
PRICE:
= u - 'JOO
as follows.
Cash -.-.-......... 800
sun
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NOR saba GREAT BARGAIN THE NORTH
west. at $4,000. small cash payment of : 300,
new STORY ami basement brick House; close IL car
hNes N rap.fly improving section. IHOS Il. HEN
SEi Y W. lopO 81 Nv. Iny2J- I'm
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fsok SALE-NJST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN rs
tAs-til3t slrahe, coy. and vell-built brick
GWelllus, 80 = 4. NV. next To cor. Of 18th st.
having a S"Cd view 81 Dupont circle. with heavy
brown stone base STEPS and trimmings interior cabi-
Let uulsh. handsome wall and ceiIn. DECORATIONS "a
fixtures with electric burners, az: house open and ia
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ESUE SALE-II49 2lST ST, 4-STORY BRICK;
a newly parered large rooms want offer; key al
Office
Iuy5S-3t A J. WHITAKER I3O716 F St
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IGOR SALE-POSITIVE BARGAINS IN THE
Il finest upright Pianos; to exchange for square
pianos and organs; terms to suit buyer. THE PIANO
EXCHANGE the leading piano house. 913 Pa ave.
my.}-lm
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| E0R SALE-AT THE NEW YORK CAhRIAGk AND
n HARNESS Repository, 400 Pa. NV, for the
thirty days. the greatest bargains offered in the
city IN Carriages. Bugies, Carts, Wagons, Harness,
Lap Robes, Whips, Halters, Sheets, Nets Saddles.
| Brides and stable goods both and second
/ hand. Cali and see stock. No trouble to show goods
Painting and repairing properly done. W. F.GEYER,
| Proprietor. my23
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near 18th nv, ~ rooms. mod ImTs. lot '5:}x9t
10 JUL alley. with twustOry brick stable. pays
Ter cent on 5000. Property III tins neIgh5OrhOod
RAPIDLY increasing IN value Apply Ut 20 dawn
ID. SIONF. SO6 + -. NV. ruy.JI ~
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--stt-t rFesss-+-sssrstsrs ~ $-A=s 81 -
Transfers for the same period last year
WA THEY nE WITHDRAWN.

stockings After November 80 for
!, 'ah'stsan steamers ~ China.
- T. y NcDlnnts ticket agent Tor the
ssa-aiaa Pacific railway, said Yesterday he
- h9ihlng about the statement regard
'1f steamers running between Nancou-
49, talna and Japan. other than that
seAeSes. there were orders a. make no
- beyond date ol November - for
- q thina and Japan, at which date
sfAmes PORT Fairy woalG leave. lie
go trouble himself about the matter
~ @efld not affect his business. acting
g 0as under iho Interstate law.
9 sraIeR4n lrom Oltaea. Canada, who
"a the p. H:. tra.n Tor san Francisco.
&>Nea q there MAS any truth In the re-
a. 'lt withdrawal Of the steamers be-
's - Vancouver and Japan. lie said:
sai's There IS great deal more truth
! 3 tASh the Canaiian Pacific people care
sA'e enoNu. ] believe the owners az
sae o. steamers failed 10 get the con
- - 20 bsi'd thv uew steamers, contracted
ne Canadian Pacific Railway Conn
g ioF Their yariS a tiasgow. and may
- aee3ded 70 get even hy Withdrawing
q faefc hne.
-. .se aiadian Pacific Railway comrsuy
sssis'ed by the Canadian govern
-, !" oaild ~ new steamers, and the
g., government is expected 10 give au
- @e'@ subsidy. 50 as To give that rail-
b. esv'Y advantage Ia ocean rs well rs
a. ~Vhs4AentA traffic. In view of this
-, saaSsia0 Pacific may have depended
a. lhng the present steamers until
-. Rev ones were available.
"S possible lhat an arrangement may
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"Ahge In Trains the Seattle, Lake
shore 4 Eastern Rsas.


"Ahge In Trains ON the Seattle. Lake
Shore 4 Eastern Roas.
The Seattle, Lake shore a Eastern Fail
road Company SATURDAY. Issued sz.prae.
Mentary time table. 20 take eff-c, tTlsv.
nut which only affects the freight trains.
ibe new time table shows that there win
De daily freight between Seattle and sno-
honish. and tri-xeekiy freight, on Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays between
snohomish and South Bend. Bctwees the
latter POINTS there has been a daily service
hitherto, but the busy season Is owe and
the requirements now demands no mere
service than viii be given By The new move
Nent Oh freight trains mentioned.
Trains Nos. = and 80 OH time table No.
u are abandoned and viii run on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays only. as
stated
Trains Nos. - %. 81 and - will run on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only.
The special rule on time card No. Ii.
reading mo. 81 will run to Boulevard re-
gardiess OF No. 81. is Cancelled.
Nos. 33 and j. trains will handle the sno-
homish coach on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays oniv.
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William Smith, whose absence from
Tacoma caused some uneasiness 10 his
friends, has turned up all right in Seattle.
He sold one Hammond. representing him.
self to be the contractor for the Standard
theater building. f04 900 brick for 1860,
and was paid $40 for the first two car
loads; the balance was TO be paid on the
delivery OF the rest of the brick.
The remainder was delivered DC
tober 1, and Hammond was
To have gone 10 Tacoma TO settle with
Smith. He failed 10 do so, and smith be-
coming uneasy, came TO Seattle 10 6ud
him. He traced the brick TO the Standard
theater building. and found several in
terested contractors, but could not locate
Hammond. and did not return home be-
cause he could not find him. Smith has
flied lien OF $665.l7 on the Standard build
ing in order TO satisfy his claim.
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Notsoie decrease tn the Death Rate
During the Past Three Weeks
IT Is worthy Of note that there have been
only two deaths in the city during the past
four days There has been a marked de-
crease OF the death rate for two or three
weeks. and the drop to two in four DAYS is
remarkable considering the large popnla-
ton.
An undertaken said yesterday that it left
the nndertakers with little TO do, ard when
the sewerage system was completed and
the streets cleaned up as they would De in
few months. the death rate OF Seattle
might be expected 10 be below that of
many cities with smaller popn.ation.
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Through the efforts OF Chief of Police
Mitchell an electric light is 10 be placed at
the inter section of Jackson Place and the
alley in the "Whitechapel" district lie has
conferred with the property owners who
have agreed To bear all expenses relating
thereto. In many ways this light will be
of goat benefit. but whether the inhabit-
ants and frequenters of the district viii be
over pleased is u question of doubt. The
Intersection is favorite loating place for
the asFst element
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ns maze for foytusghly service this
Nlnser, either With the present steamers o.
soIns others In any event you NAV de-
pena thst neither the company nor the
government viii allow the Pacific line se--
VIC 70 cease this winter unless shey can
make point by doing 80. There is some
sn,Hg PRETTY strong in the wind. or the
eckei agents would not be nosiEexI not "a
MAKE bookings BEYOND November . With
OUT any sntsrnation - 70 future arrange
Tnenss.-
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Notice was received at the postofiice yes
terday To the effect that the Duwamish
postofiioe had been discontinued. The dis
continuance OF this Office was due 10 the
growth OF business away from il. thus re-
moving the need for an Of
fee there. The postofllce was
one of the oldest in King county
1t was located beyond the county farm,
close To the toll gate. DR. Merrick.
physician ut the poor farm. has been in
charge for some time past. This was the
only remaining horse route out of Seattle.
and with it that relic OF pioneer days is a
thing of the past in King county.
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A ssESsMEET ROLL. ASH STREET GRADE
~ Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roll for the grading of Ash street, from Depot
street 20 Harrison street. and constructing q
Sidewalk on both sides thereof, has been fled
with the undersigned. CLERK OF The city of Sc
attic; and further notice IS hereby given that
the said roll is open 10 public inspection nj the
Office Of said clerk. in the city hall. and will re-
main open for inspection until Friday, October
Is lsse, at 5 O'Clock p. m. and tia; all persons
feeling themselves az grieyed by any auch
sessneut. may apply to the common council of
said city to have the same corrected Oh said De-
toner Is 1859, AZ o'clock p. n-, al the coancll
chamber In the city hall.
c W FERRIS. Clerk.
nste Of frst publication sertsIn.,er .. lssa.
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want north From. street rlanled.

Business men on the west side of Front
street between Lenora and Wall streets,
complain that the sidewalk is liable TO be
overlooked by the soft mud that will be
washed down Front street as soon as the
rains begin. This was the case last year
and business suffered very much in eonse-
quence. They propose to petition the
council to have tina; part OF the street
plankei or the sidewalk raised to the grade
of the one on the other side of the street.
In case this is not done few of the bust
ness men will ask permission 20 plank be-
tween heelectric street railroad track and
the sidewalk in front OF their lots, to pre-
vent accidents and permit OF pedestrians
passing in that part OF the city.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.


DID WANTED FOR GRAZING LOT CORNER
ID OF Ninth and Dearborn streets For par
ucalars apply at 5l7 Pike street.
dds FOR HAULING COAL FROM FOOT OF
ID Wall street for Front Street Gable Railway
Co will be received at power house, Second
and Depot streets.
NoTiCE-To CARPENTERS AND BUILD
AN ers. Bids VIII oe received up to Il In Oc-
tober IS 1859, for the building of @ one and one
half story frame house on Dexter street; all ma.
teriai furnished by undersigned; right reserved
10 reject any or all bids. plans and specifica-
items 10 be seen at the Office of D. I. Denny &
Son. ID. 7. Denny.
NOTICE To CONTRACTOR SEALED PRO
~ posals will be received the board OF
county comm issioners of kim comfy, at the Of
fee OF the county auditor. in seattle, Washing
ton, on or before Monday, the llth day Noyem-
Der, lssa, NJ 1850 clock m. for furnishing all
materials and labor for erecuHg and completing
toe courthouse for King county, at Seattle,
Washington, in accordance with the drawings
aud specif atoms prepared by ". A. Richie,
architect. and now on file in the architects Of
fee in room Is, Phinuey block, at the corner
of Front and Seneca streets, In Seattle,
Washington. Each proposal must be
on some local bank in the sum OF Ten
Thousand Dollars aio,oooool and made pay able
10 the order OF The Treasurer of King county,
Washington" as q guarantee that in case the
award OF the contract shall be made to him, the
said contractor shall enter into formal con
tract aud fnrnish good aud sun lent bond IN
the sum Of the contract price. according 10 law.
Ne proposals win he considered unless accom-
sioners reserve the right 10 reject any or ali the
bids.
Dated this 18th day of October, isse
w.R FORREST.
County Auditor and Clerk of the Board OF
County Commissioners OF King county, Wash
ington.
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TITY NOTICES.

I~iGHTH STREET TAX SoTICE-TEE TAX
Il Iev.esi by the city council II the district
created hy ordinance No l.G7a to provide for
the grading .! kigh:h street from Howell street
20 Depot street and constructing Sidewalks
thereof, - now due and n. abe AZ the oEsee OF
tie city treasurer. All taxes BOT paid within
foytv 5zyS 81 ire r-sf publication OF ihas notice
wsil he declared delinquent penalty 81 per
cent aG3Fd Aad interest a. the rate Of 10 Der
ceut. charged. G. W fERRts. City Clerk
F5Esi publication of ,ais notice. ociooeT : lsSa
E,ouKTH STREET TAX SoTTCE-TuE TAX
i levied BY t5e tIty SoSHrsl IN the district
erestsst by ordinance No lo1e. 30 provide for
TIE grading OF Fourth street Sn9zs EztS y street
10 p2f~ef STREET. AID constructing stGs~elxs
theresa. : nov due and payable a. the aeace of
tie city IFexSurFr All taxes not pstc within
forty Asx % the frxe DC sais-xsss Of tais notice
wii4 D. declared siessas uent- S-Anzsty OF t&r
senL aided. sI1a interest 81 tAs rate of 10 per
erfsa cA&r-ai Cw fEkEIS, 1zsy Clsrk-
ffrss paesie sfsas st this notice ocfsber $. iss2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-28
GEORGE I. MEACHAN

81 500 Handsome 60xI2o foot LOT, Eleventh
street near Stewart.
81 800 orner Ninth and Virginia
~ .ooo-lslNi2,. corner Hight aud Ash streets
SLAB per sore for tract north % Rsvenna Park
on railroad. also has valuable fro ntage Gu
lake Washington,
"a 600 viii hay a fui block. u lots in Laws
second addition just north OF Queen Anne
Town
$3.50 for good lot on Transportation lire
81 s.toO for q a. foot lot In the burnt district.
~ 500 for a fan block on Green Lake electric