davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05

Gus Birdsall came down from Otter
creek Sunday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05

A. l.. Smith. OF Glendlve. spent the
city In Miles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05

Geo. Barmors Is registered at the
Macqueen House.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05
LOCAL 1T

LOCAL ITEMS.
Martins cocktails at the Club Saloons
A. l.. Smith. OF Glendlve. spent the
city In Miles.
Gus Birdsall came down from Otter
creek Sunday.
Geo. Barmors Is registered at the
Mcqueen House.
Clean cotton rags wanted at this
Office.
p. A. Hanson, Of Fargo. is registered
at the Drover House,
w. Newcomly 10 registered at Car
ter's European Hotel.
Manhattan cocktails at the Club
Saloon.
Bert Skiller was registered at the
Drover House yesterday.
Mrs. Wodburn, of Rosebud, is stop
ping at the Macqueen House.
No trouble to prepare mixed drinks
at the Club Saloon.
w. E. Carter, Of Minneapolis, II
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05

Manhattan cocktails at the Club
Saloon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05

w. Newcomly lie registered at Car.
ter's European Hotel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05

Martins cocktail, at the Club Saloon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-03-05

p. A. Hanson, of Fargo, is registered
at the Drover House.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17
REAL ESTATE AND ROOFS.

II is announced that Mrs. Langtr,
intends TO invest $50 go IN Chicago
real estate.
Of real estate i'm New York city for this
figures in which the total are told oil
are 81 ISL. rs. Sss.
One Of the largest private land hold
tngS "a the world j. the Haggin & Carr
RANCH IN California. IL contains 100
80 aeres, Gao square miles, ana i over
- miles square, ssesai Estate Record
The Philadelphia ksal E.sta1s Record
says The idea Of building under
cover during the winter months was
originated IN this city during the cree
ton ot the RrOwu building al Fourth
and Chestnut streets. AS matter of
economy the question of building un
der cover during the winter i settled
forever
So Louis stands hrst among the
cities 81 the I nItezl states ia the mat
ter ot the increase OF dwellings con
StFucEet trom January I. iSS0. to Jan.
ssary /, ISS> The number of dwell.
lagS constructed by her people during
that psvssHst was IL tg6~-an increase ii
- PER cent. IhlcaEo's Increase was
u yer ceat- and Clucsona;{S only l.
per cent. fsloae- kAsHsas,ssat
During al she yeArs that bricks haze
been manufactured there has been hat
l:tt.e il any change IN the gnethoi al
bagniuE Matthew Callahan. of Ne
vsgia, claims to have Invented sn i'm
proved npthosi of burning
Is j. estimated that the h8s real eS-
tate enterprise uow gasisr say ia Bss>.
tsa represents a totsl investment ~
private aad public manev at nof less
taAa StAks tss&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17
OLYMPIA NEWS.
A Dw eiiiag Burned Great Future ef
the eapitai.

olsNrIA. Feb. i6.--News has Ias, reached
this city OF the destruction by Gre of tn.
residence of Mr.. A, Mcleod OF bush Prairie.
lt Is reported that the fire was the result
Of defective hue, aud that the residence
was totally des,rosed, the loss being about
Eseo. II IL not known whether The bald
Ing Was insured.
Olympia real estate seens Ia he some
distance above par, snd Il still goes RAPIDLY
up The sales - far this month aggregate
about $l5oUp, and from present appear
anoes the Last half of ihe manth will be
hyeiief than the tsrst. A well tniugmes.
xputleman of this city, being askrd by
yeur correspondent his opinion ~ the
cause OF this remarkable real estate hslep,
replied as follows; III tn lust beginning to
dawn upon the people of this city and ais,
non-resiaenss who have locked into the
matter, thas olympia caanes fail tn he a
large and Important city In the future n
H. only question OF very short time
when there must BIC a railroad constructed
from the great trey 5 dartQf couatry q,
the Sound country. and that railroad Will
have TO GENE Ia Olympia IL csa't II.
any place else. The Seattle Saathefn vii
COME here because the peonle here viii
ohsr L such Inducements thar IL can {
possibly refuse them. The magnificent
wafer power az fumwaieF Is alone saf.
fieleait 10 make this ely 81 aas,y
thousand Inhabitants. taxt eS soea A. thar
water power begins TO BE- pFnpSsYly
utilized. The growth OF EassoFn taAaa.
featuring cities Is proof OF the e0gregtneSs
OF this assertion, Chr prVSeHi prosperity
hes come naturally. aud il has come 4.
stay iur the seaSens have narrated
There are now six clerks empaayc1 IL
the county auditors ostace. whils t,sa
menths age the entire work 81 the o.slSF
was done by Auditor Tweed aud as
deputy.
Mir Joseph nayss and Miss clara Rara
ner, both nf Mason county. weFe united II,
marriage yesterday BY Judge keassy
The daily raaer the fsRnlgsaa. wsif ysssA
ably b. started by the S9ansfssra pnbltsasss
Company ia ahoas Neek. IAe Associated
Press dispatches viii be takvn aud Il &.
i-oposed - nasge Il flFss.elsss ia ever ~
kreet
The Hartley ranch. ah.ssss saree xaFas.
down tle hay, has hccn Sos3 20 syndicate
sf OLYMPIA people fer aloas Ssse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17

Whateom street improvements As
sured-A Lot Sold for $1,000

wHATroN, Feb. 1.-the proposition To
extend the limit OF the eiiy's indebted.
ness 20 $4,000. fog the purpose of street
Improvements, was carried unanimously
to-day. This fnsures two miles of street
Improvement Ia the spring.
W. r. Cockey OF 81. Paul aud Frederick
corner lot 50xi0o feet. opposite the what
com bank, for 5000. from Drake & Dayton.
Several other large real estate deals were
made By Tacoma parties.
wHATcoa, FEB. l5.-Typhoid fever Is
Is prevalent la rnasiy portions Of the county.
Two deaths bare occurred from IL during
the past week
A great many jumpers have taken pos
session OF the tide Cats in front of what
com aud are building thereon shant!es and
small business houses
People from all parts of the country con-
time % pour into the Beliingham Bay
towns. evidently having faith In the rail-
road enterprises on foot.
During the pas; Is DAYS In February more
real estate transfers have been recorded
than IN any sisstlar period In the history OF
Whate0m county.
The people of the city ard county are
paying up taxes well, indicating a good
financial condition.
The usual run OF fights caused by an un.
happy combination OF reckless men and
bad whisky ffoHnd in every railroad con
struettou camp are making things un-
usually uncofnforts Die on the bay The
arrival of the new isii cells may, how ever
quiet things q little
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17
sHIpPrSs NOTES

The All iefs Tor Portland yesterday wii1
100 tons Of coal
The Idaho left Eor san Francisco Lass
rtghs with 20 toaS Of coal
TIE schooner as@g- iaxasT brought - 2
Sgns Of hzy and 90 sagks % cats yesser.
DAP.
Tse Fe-nxase yesasrsay csHae IL froza
Naazsnss wIsa 20 soas 'st ssses Tor t1s gAS
company.
The Cse-n8uia finished taking 1895 tess
esf Black Diamond egsl and paisel cur intn
tae Esresfa-
The schooner American Ranger viii de-
rsa<s fsr szaEaoeHe TO-DAY with - tons OF
groceries and issse feet az izm5er.
TIE T.AkEzsa finished ssscAarging yester-
14g an4 left for Taecz1a- The Iakrne Is u
ruu ia she Wells line. Of which &. H Wells
il 74n Francisco gge-s sz1 Geo. Il Foster
the seattle agent.
By strange coincidence yesterday after
noon the steamers nassa5o and North Pa
c5ftc roauzne West Pvias almost abreast,
and oy m1taai consent race fo@ the o. K.
L y. Comp@ny's DOCK was began. TIE
Hassaio OTsssesi up her tarntfses and grad
galIy forged sheAa of the Pacific. Her sd
vantage wss, however. short lived for ne
Pacific soou passed her and when Baxter :
wharf was reached The P&csfse had
increased her distance aSea2 OF her oppo-
neat nearly quarter OF a nile After
both steamers had doeked the PAct1e' 5
crew amused themselves by fzHuttDg tie
crow Of the heatel HAssasu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17
INDUSTRIAL.

There are S. savings institutions in
Connecticut, with 2sT.TT6 depositors
and deposits of sos, SCOTS.
The enormous importation of Ger
man beer into Paris is q constant
source Of complaint by Frenchmen.
In Wisconsin, according To the Ia
Dor commissioner. the averages of
skilled mechanics is S6il IL per year.
California is by far the largest wool
producing state, with Texas and Ohio
following neck and neck, and New
Mexico good third.
New York builders are making in
creased use OF pressed brick They
are substituting 10 large extent other
material for brown stone.
There are - Coo Swiss living in Paris,
many of them leading bankers, mer-
chants and manufacturers, and good
many of them watehmakers.
There are 22,5i9 Italians in Paris,
mostly working people, living in the
poorer quarters, and sharp rivals for
the cheap labor that is offered.
Cotton has long since ceased to be
the product OF the negro. When the
war ceased nine-tenths OF IL was raised
by the colored race; to-day three-tiiths
come from white farms.
An estimate OF the population of
New Mexico states the figures as fol-
lows: Native Mexicafs 16s 600. Pueblo
Indians 10000, Americans from the
Eastl 6T.0l1. The Americans con-
stantly increase.
There are 10000 Germans and 5000
Austrians and Hangarians in Paris.
r4fa.i fhAxs has-A xftt1sK-a1 81, q
hostiilties, nor are they allowed to
work without constant complaint on
the part OF the ultra patriotic party.
In factories at Warnsdorif. Bohemia.
children under i2years are required to
work as long as adults In the manu-
taeture of chemical products at Ausiz,
bohemia, some of the workmen, il is
claimed, are required 20 labor q hours
al stretch
In the towns of Lover Austria, in
the drying works of calico prints,
women and girls are obliged 10 work
nom q a. IN. to 10 p. IN. in a tempera-
tire OF over 100 degrees. In nearly
every branch of manufacture "A hours
labor per dav is the average.
In order Ia ascertain the probable
depth OF one of the Portland, Conn,
sandstone qnarrieS, a diamond drill
was started down from the bottom of
a 2oo0-foot level. The drill, it is re-
ported, was driven down SIP feet
without reaching the final stratum of
the deposit.
The Belsians number 1859. the
largest foreign colony in Paris. and
the workingmen i've in the outer
quarters, finding good employment
IN the large factories, taking less
wages than the French and getting
more than the Italians, for they are
uniformly good workers.
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Good Prospects Of the Hunt sabsl-
dfes-Mr. Aliens Mall.


EALLs WALLA. Feb. IG-The Vlsit of a
delegation from our Hoard Of Trade TO the
PRESCOTT Board Of Trade Friday resulted
most satisfactorily. II Il believed now that
III difficulties Ia the way OF q subsidy 10
the Hunt soad are removed. Possibly also
The Oregon 4 Washington Territory road
Will BE- extended from Shaw's station. On
the Eureka Flat branch, &c Prescott this
summer or fall.
Reports from pcndleson say the citizens
have every hope % raising the required
-, 90 subsidy for the Hunt road. EVER
body, especially the Esst ofegoaiaa news
paper, u very hard al work Ia aid OF the
enterprise.
The project Is again renewed Of building
. large and centrally located hotel here
this summer
James X Edmis,on to-day transferred
his title 10 the handsome Maugy residence
% ~. Howard r. ksyier. who will occupy
u March l.
DR.. George, OF Dayton, who was taken
very III here the other day. Is much better
now.
III. Porter. for many years ia business
here, leaves shortly for Seattle 10 remain
Waller Cadrnan and family VIII shortly
semoye 10 Seattle
Ground was broken this afternoon for the
North Pacific elevator, TO be located on
North Second street and 10 have n capeeity
OF 10000 bushels. j. NJ. Hiil received
E.cU cash for the lot on which Il IL 10 DC
built
A reception was given last evening 20
visiting Officers on coarf-niartial duty. hy
The ladies and officers OF the garrison. Ii
Was brilliant affair, many people of the
city being present.
In anticipation Of bnildlug baom, one
OF eur contractors has purchased 500 tons
OF stone from Portland eaaFrses.
The wife OF Old Timothy. the iadlsn
chief, living on Alpoaa creek, died re-
Gently. aged nearly loo The old man yet
survives.
City Clerk Henry Keeling was taken sud.
denly III this afternoon and Was removed
tohfs residence.
Constable Frank Morse arrived this even.
Ing from Seattle Ia charge of Tug Wilson.
recently arrested there on charge OF mar.
dering Thomas Davis near here IA Sonem.
Der last
Those who have written Delegate Allen
nj Washington viii please be patient, a.
part Of the mali sen, there before his erFi-
val was sent down 90 Seattle. that being
Ets place OF residence according To the
Washington directory, aud iogw ariea from
Seattle here, aud from here 10 Washington
again. All will be atiRWefed ia ,ine TINS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17
NOTICE

OF rneeting of the stockholders OF the
Almond & 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, all of the trustees of said COM
paay, that meeting of said stockholders,
viii be held at 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
ttal stock of said company from Its pres
ent amount of 10 shares ofsl00 each(sl2 600
TO 1000 shares of 500 each $500, 600. All
stockholders are requested to be present.
CHAS. II. ALMOND,
w. r. PHILLIPS,
Trustees of said Almond Il Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated Seattle, W. T.. December =. ISIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-17
PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
CeIsector CeiIsm Ccnfirmed-At-
f<muted suIeisIe-Ney Suburbs.


f~m.ted suIeisIe-Sey Suburbs.
parr ToyxsErD. Feb. IA private
teIarrars announces the confirmation 81
Leslie Culiom a. collector Of cRstoms OF
Eofert cousghy, an ffsshmaa. aged 2.
oxnployed In the froa works ~ If0ndale,
ATTEMPTED suicide By cutting bis thrssas,
and MS brought here late last night The
Wound II no, considered dangerous.
C0naehy lss-pred under t1e deigsi0a shzf
enemies were lying in waa 10 stay him.
Tne ryndIease which bonght the -
arrss ii Long Harbor have decided 10
nwme the new town Gieunon, In honor of
Dr. J. H. Glenuon. The property VIII soon
Az. Iearned viii lay out the town of
f57oucesskr. on the opycsiSs side Of she
lar. weyk Will commence next MondaT.
Il deyeiopes thAs the cspssxef sIoop re-
norsff OF Point wilson MRS one belonging
u : Columbia river fisherman. He was
thrown overheard and rescued By q dory
from the sioop Viola This sIoop and the
Duchess af Argyle were the slocgs seen By
Ire captain Of the steamer Wildwood. The
HOOP Eureka, supposed 10 have been lost
visa Capt McAfmend and three Others
aboard, was In the ice Of EsrruwstoHe
potpf daring the storm, aud after the
storm sailed foz seqnin bay.
The Puget Sound steYedore Company
GU6 T.. 4. bartifH & 10. are aflBf up
1He steam laaneh to be used IN their Lfiki-
ness on the bay. II was bought from a
Norwegian ship and il specially adapted 70
ali wafer, having keel condenser. The
b1af Is built Of the hardest OAK, including
f5bs and planks II Is not Unlikely that
he inunch. after business hours will serve
Tor pleasure rs well. rs lockers have been
provided 10. llineheons.
The Bank OF Washington Territory was
Incorporated here yesterday; capital stock.
l600D: incorporation, II. Y, Morgan, d. W.
smith, Vim. Payne, G. A. Dyer and w. |.
HxssiEgs. all prominent people here The
hank will begin business af an early dag.
This makes three banks ia Port Townsend.
md good prospects for q fourth before
spring.
Cxys. II. Tbbais went TO Tacoma to-day
- survey the British ship Superb.
Among the visitors here yesterday were
A. d. Charlton. assistant general passenger
gent OF the Northern Pacific Railroad. G.
". johnson, superintendent OF the o. X. &
y. Co. Is Campbell general freight agent
Of the name company, and two prominent
Eastern capItalists-
The 6rras, commencing next week will
ISeuc Sunday instead OF Monday mosnlag.
The new management Of the paper In well
received BY the public.
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Rev Robert Whitaker Of the First Rap
tist caatva viii prearA 1T ihe ysrSs IN
stFvNf chapel tnis evening a. IN
ta51ssisa service AZ rythiAa hall. Frye's
Nfrfs isoeSp, So u = III Sermon ~ the
pastor, Rev Erssest Smita. sunday schgss
asiitA
st.seel meetings Al the scandinavian
Baptist eherta On FoaFsh street. between
f1no and QiiNe. every evening" az a
oel,~k, AT sesadInAyjaas are cordially
tnyshsa ~ attend.
German ", 81 l. koeneke. minister
SUNDAY schsNni a. =. III services ats n IA
~ the scandinavian v. +. church on Fifth,
heiseea Pike aud rtae. All are cordially
i1Niset 10 attend
Tae Christian cAascA Wit hold is meat
Jugs regularly sA sae y u. (. 4 Bal anfgt
farther notice. sunday scssCpol a. "a y a
m sssstal meeting 81 i 81 IoGaz poo-
pies aacSgsag a. E r. "a
Sssssaud Presbyterian church. eSsxaer ~
3afgtssaa @ft8 Tax Strs'SsS Services At II
= - sns y "a ssrsaosS by Rev YIN
IS tsse. y n, of 0ES mnss sabbath gAool
= - p. soaS service Al 6 - 2 II. FFaTeg
iise0ti3S THURSDAY ~ a N
Trteisy Chueea ga Thsya sfrsss
NpFs's.te culIyt aeasg. Rev gsesar4sa Her.
eegt Stsssia, fsselos- EAlai eaasiay before
heeA aGe esAy eegGmogsen Il 81 a IN
tsgAs services, 81 Is 8 H. ana "a n M
aapes seFFlre ssSc0a1 aad AtaaeAa~g}
a. g. -,
~ ssls'ssfA t1sasss ssst0aAl CaHrcss--Scr-
No3 ssseS;, bssNeea Sf>ssag aa5 seneca
NeF. 81 = HATS fsAssA-. eFsaehfrse ~ al
a. IA sad p So, saa1zy schssss Il -
Sealts 5s~sis.s gssStsnS ~ 8 > IN ls-aver
naeeeaE SO EaGEedAy 81 ii p. IL. SerAs,.
geEs Cogysisliy ssn2ssssue
Cafsstsza t.aUeg t~-->sgX ls,as al tsss a. fssfs.
tt&a e1G5yh @a eeRees sfeyef nsstu.t.sss
thig1 Raa F0ass6 ssgssess sesss-s sggs.ss 80
ktaeg :. 7 Moss. SsslssY s<h1asl AZ - 4 IA
F.escaIpS a. y = ga sss R lsesyeF-
ssissei sE uSA Iktsssstza evening" - \ Il
fAc lsfse3sc sSe essF&sAs,g &aysfest 81 atscn8
sAsaE ssas Fae reformed gassasez. wiYg
SH&zk e. tAe kifes Hsns4sl shueFk sA.s
ssoFasaF 81 i = 81. NJ L0SsE IS saessl-
Der ~ 3fs Etss& hsRSis chaecA tsf kest
MAsses t&s, aaA Is hlxhly csssscsaa.s a.
Ass p@ssas aaa BeeEhteH Mus FlesGEue 8.
faessaN u y. sFss2k q tAs ssValnE sian
sfrs az asssss esgsssxE.e taVs1ssz sts ~ f,-es
esl1 eaHS psaE.ss s9eSszaS al - ;. IA
Aex' {, 5 eatsaa. ggaeF&s sgguR ~ gae
STATS axss FeFNsce AgAR@ee. w34 sps.k
- 5as4aes fsslar t'tsn zesgS Ia
g Ssra eas5a&sa e&ve,as feheuArg II
fssss aszHtsss s@aaeA "a EoassA ssssee
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THE SPOKANE BoNus.
Practically Completed - Railroad
Construction to Regin Shnrflx

SPOKANE FALLS. Feb. is.-The committee
soliciting subscriptions % the Spokane (
Northern have very nearly reached the de.
sired amount. Only = few Thousand. dol
lars remain Ia be raised snd this amount
the committee expect 10 have subscribed
on Monday. II Is only question now OF a
few days before work viii be commenced
Mr.. Norbin proposes to set things started
aud then 80 10 New York, purchase mate.
rial and send lt our here as rapidly as il
can be moved. Every dollar that eau be
expended In Spokane Falls will be spent
here. over s.. ssoo.OD0 will be distributed
among our merchants and business men,
aud tbs result viii be most beneficial TO
local trade
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WASHINGTON NEWS
A Spokane Bridge Builder
Falls to His Death.
r1s saloon Question in Taesma-
FIRE Near Olympia waiIa Wallis
and Spokane Subsidies.

HPoKxxg FAILS. Feb. is.-1As eoustruc-
zion Of The new bridge scross fae fivef a.
Monroe sfreefhas hitherto advanced with,
out any serious Tnisbap. Yesterday the
span across the river Was ssceesssHily
swung by superintendent ca's, and be ex-
pgessed his pleasure that tbs important
detail had been completed,
This rnoraspg. a. the men wese lowering
pIsnks. fsle- accidentally struck Plaak
upon which Fred AcBesl- Young ne.
chauie. ~ wears Of age, was Standing afad
he s = knocked eTer and fell head fore.
most on the rocks below. His horriaesi
companions Hzshed 70 him a. quickly -
possible, but be was alreang ora1' cessh
hayinx heea instantaneous. Tbs body
MS found. head down AID legs ars.
aRainst fise trxsfIe. The coroner and sn
underfaker we're at once notified and went
% the scene. The unfortunate young man
Vas unmarried. and was "a h0nesa and In
du9trf5gssz workman.
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TACOMA NEWS
Trial for Criminal laxcst.
meat by tftiard-ssionn fslcense.

TAsoss. Feb. i6s~~l, III. Couiey. fesepasg
OF the tsaalSsSFs efnnisye1 hy EAs, Negghess,
Pacific railroad GA slse atl az ghe hssf ~
The hat. VAS bxfaFe gaage f8sFrsseg .h4e
siirfa1oa 70 answer 30 a charge ef Crfsas.
shehmSt,, n married woman and slse sr<aess-
e cf Eve ehiidrcu, The evidence NEs "a
use effect that yesterday afternoon gaaisst
white under the influence % liquor. eafss
60 The Fsssacnce at Mrs. Saugsgnan. aear
*nsfe ihe men were 81 wnek. n III esiassaAs
Inseht, hsst as 80 violence had Accs gata
hitttta tEe complaint was saeae sasepig za
ASSAULT. snd Caniey MAS Essea xf3ss Nts,s
costs, ~ default % shiSA he ~ osas.
SAFE sas eansasoassesI sss.sfsY. fhfsues.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

AUDITORS OFFICE. 0KASosAS COUNTY,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
RUnS. w. T., Feb. 5. iss9
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- eeived up 10 March Is. at the auditors
office at Conconuliy, Okanogsn county, w
T., for the construction of a bridge, with
approaches, over She Cheiaa river az the
crossing OF the county road. River span to
he eighty (Sol feet, approaches one hnu.
dred and sixty six (ib6l feet, roadway six.
teen E6l feet, Bids 10 iaelude labor aud
material The location OF said bridge viii
be about one mile from sawmin
By orsies OF CoHnty Commissioners
e RASH Audffar
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BIDS WANTED.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
I'D Tuesday, February u. 1Sse for doing
the following labor on Fricke & Doses sa-
dit.ou "a the city of Seattle, being about 40
acres.
FIRST Removing ali trees less than cue
foot in diameter
Secoad- Removing sll trees and under.
brush.
Khigd-C3essins and SruaAing
Parties wishing 10 MAKE bids fnay get
exact description ot the property from
ScuEry 4 Owens. civil engineers. New Yes.
Ter nloek- The right Is reserved 20 re5ec,
any and al bids. GEO. ". VAN DOREN.
a. and 6 Boston Riock
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the assessment roll for the grading of
Rainier street. from Florence street 10 Yes
Ter avenue, and constructing a sidewalk on
both sides thereof, has been flied with the
undersigned, Clerk of the City OF Seattle,
and further notice is hereby given that
said roll is open 10 public inspection at
the Office of said Clerk. in the City Hall,
aud win remain open for inspection until
FRIDAY, MARCH ist, 1859,
AT 20 O'Clock p. M, and that all persons
feeling themselves aggrieyed by any such
assessment may apply 10 the Common
Council of said city 20 have the same cor
recsed on said March /. 1ss9, at 50 e'ciock
p m, at their Council Chamber. In the City
Hall. W. Il. FORREST. Clerk.
Date OF first publication. Feb. IL. 1889
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