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Weddings.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in the
attest styles. We carry an extensive and
and cards especially for such orders. Sam
pies sent on application. MORNING NEWS
Printing House, Savannah, Ga.
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IF YOU WANT
If you want DAY BOOK MADE.
II you want JOURNAL MADE,
IL you want a CASH BOOK MADE,
If you want LEDGER MADE.
If you want RECORD MADE.
If you want CHECK BOOK MADE,
If you want LETTER HEADS.
If you want NOTE HEADS.
II you want BILL HEADS,
If you want BUSINESS CARDS,
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
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MORNING NEWS BUILDING.
Whitaker Street.
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TIE cENTRAL's EARNINGS.
What the Systems Operations Wer
the Last Ten Months.

What the Systems Operations Were
the Last Ten Months.
The Central railroad SYSTEMS April earn
ings showed gross increase over the earn
ings of April year ago of S53. 2S4 so. The
operating expenses were S97, 972 OF greater,
which made a decrease in the net earnings
of "a. 6S7 O3.
The statement of the SYSTEMS operations
for April, according to the report Just
issued, is as follows:
March. 1890. 1889. Changes.
Earnings $751;, SCI 81 s499, 216 IS L 9 IS, 2S4 90
Expenses lin
Guiding
betterm'ts) S7.5e6 50 479,s54SL 97,o7a OF
Loss .......s a5,O2s IS 5 1861 6s D. sl4,687 %
Income
from
1nvestm'ts a,24s4s ........L 2.q4sB
Net loss. ..22.778 8 sl9,68l 68 D. sl2, l40 81
Mileage. 1922 1920 l. IS
voyages .........-: - q z
the preselt fiscal year up to April 30 show
an increAse of 1854, 7O9 o.. The systems
operations for the last ten months are as
follows:
Earnings 81 as, s42 50 ss,b77 58s 40 sSsiT95 o.
Expenses. 5,43s,015 "a 4,S90079 SO i,O47, 1856 IL
Nett S., 974 226 80 So, 49,, 45S g. D. S213,2 OS
Income
from
Investm'ts. 1868 46 69,505 ii l. 1615S 05
Total net
Income $2O59, $50 O5 81, 595 Os .S197, O69 Os
Mileage. .........1, 29S 1920 l. rs
Voyages......... 263 245 l. IS
The report covers the Central railroad
and leased lines, Montgomery and Eufaula
railway. Savannah and Western railroad,
Ocean Steamship Company, New England
and Savannah Steamship Company, and
the Central Railroad bank.
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White Sulphur Springs, v. Va,
Immediately On the c. and O. Railroad

TNHE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL AND COT
l. TAGES at this great health and pleasure
resort, with we'll earned reputation OF a CEN
fury for the medicinal virtues OF the waters and
fine summer climate situated high up in the
Alleghanies, 1000 feet above the level Of the
sea- are now open for the season.
The high standard of the cuisine established
by the present management will be fully main
tanned in every respect. We have improved
railroad service, with the finest Vestibule trains
passing our doors daily to the North, East,
South and West
For pamphlets giving full information In
quire at general ticket offices or to
b. r. EAKLE, Supt.
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A SERVICE OF SILVER.
1t is to be Given to the Ex-President
Of ths Georgia Press Association.

1t is to be Given to the Ex-President
Of thu Georgia Press Association
From the Americus (Gd.) Recorder.
James Fricker & Bro, jewellers, have
received from New York the handsomest
set Of silver service ever seen in this city.
1t comprises twelve pearl handled dinner
knives, twelve pearl handled dessert knives,
twelve solid silver tablespoons, twelve
desSertspOons, twelve teaspoons, twelve
dinner forks, twelve dessert forks, one
oyster ladle, one gravy ladle, one cream
ladle. The ladies are gold lined. All the
articles but the knives are exquisitely
engraved, and are Of the heaviest sterling
silver. They are enclosed in a handsome
solid antique oak case, heavily clasped. and
lined with velvet. On the top of the case IS
plate, on which is engraved:
Col J. H. EsTILI,
FROM
GEORGIA Pass ASSOCIATION,
in appreciation of his twenty years
service as President.
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Administrators Sale.
By J. Mclaughlin & Son.

On MONDAY, 23d june 1890, at IS West Broad
street, at II O'Clock, by virtue of an order
from the Hon HAMPTON J.. FERRILL, Judge of
the Court Of Ordinary OF Chatham County,
Georgia, will sell at the above mentioned
time and place all the personal property of
the deceased. Sold for payment of debts and
distribution. viz:
BEDROOM SUITE, / GOLD WATCH,
DESK, CHAIRS, LAMP, / fne set VETERI-
NARY SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, VETE.
BINARY BOOKS. Etc
VIM. ]. O'BRIEN,
Administrator Estate John T. Fraser, Veterf.
nary Surgeon deceasad
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Local forecasts for Savannah and vicinity
for to-day: Fair weather, partly cloudy.

for to-day: Fair weather, partly cloudy.
t Special forecast for Georgia and
IFAIR South Carolina: Fair, slightly
cooler, except stationary tempera-
| ture in Southern Georgia, south
westerly winds. For Western Florida: Fair,
preceded by rain in eastern portions, sta
tionary temperature, southwesterly winds.
For Eastern Florida: Showers, stationary
temperature, variable winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah. Ca, June 10, 1890. and the mean Of the
same day for sixteen years.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. IS Words on
more. sn this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD. Cash 81 Advances, sooh
assertion
Everybody nho hds any ,cdnt TO s.sppss,
orythinJ to buy or eel, ony business or
Gcoommodottorsto secure: indeed, any ,viSh
10 vr1ttfv. shoNld Advertise in this colvr.rA
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COMMISSION.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NY KIND of furniture repaired or uphol-
N stering done in best and neatest style at
EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE, Liberty and JEFF
ferson streets.
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fTIndicates trace. tInches and hundredths.
Below zero.
W. A. WHITNEY, Observer Signal Corps.
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THE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON HO-
Il Tells, at Gainesville, Ca, are now open
and ready to receive guests for the season
This is one of the finest summer resorts In the
SOUTH and the Piedmont and Arlington Hotels
are two Of the best in the state. For particu-
lars write to II. w. TAYLOR, Gainesville,
Ga.
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WHILE you are cleaning your house do not
w forget TO have your mattresses made
over by EMPIRE BARGAIN STORE, Liberty
and Jefferson
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NEW ART STORE.-M. TEMPLE TAYLOR,
IN formerly at Ludden & Bates, Is to be found
at 1876 York street. with full line of new goods.
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NEW YORK CITY BOARDING, Eleventh
IN street. No. % East, near Fifth avenue; &C
cessible location. COOL eligible rooms. sanitary
plumbing; desirable table; few refined board
ers; transients accommodated; moderate. Ref
erences. Address "NOBLE." Cut this out.
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~ OVER SPRINGS, Gainesville, Ca, just the
VI place to take your babies for the summer.
Write for circulars. Mrs. MARY H. CARPEN-
TER Manager
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Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS
SAVANNAH. June IL, 1895 p NJ city time
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BOARDING.
SUMMER RESORTS.

A TTRACTIVE. nicely furnished rooms for
IA Southerners; convenient to all theaters and
restaurants. 1888 West 9th street, near Broad
way New York.
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FOR SALE.

TRY TURPIN'S pure Cream Tartar and Soda
Il Baking Powder. For sale by all first-class
grocers. Every can guaranteed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-25

Experiments by scientists are constantly
and surely proving electricity to be the great
motor power of creation. Electricity Il the
most powerful chemical agent as well "a
the basis of chemical action. 1t is the pri-
maj element OF light and heat; the pro-
moter of life and the sustainer of health.
Disease yields readily to its magnetic touch.
ana even unrelenting death Is averted by
its presence Thousands of afflicted and
suner1ng bear witness to its healing power.
Inc electric treatment, as practiced by Drs
Darrln, has revolutlonized the practice of
medicine. as is shown by the following
ExrRAOrs OF TESTIMONIALS:
George G. Scotch, AlDlna, Or.-Rinsine
noises in the ear and deafness; cured,
}. h Cunningham. Wapinitia, Wasco
county, Or.-Total deafness two years in
one ear and practically 30 in the other;
cured.
Mrs. J. z. Smith, PrineviIle. or.-Nerv-
Gus debility and general weakness, almost
bordering on insanity; restored.
y. J. Grahams child, Springfield, Orr
Painfully afh lcted with granulated coniunc-
tlvltls, complicated with ulcers of the eve.
balls tor nine months; cured.
J. A. Lindsey. news agent on the o. r. 4
n. Co., residing $40 o street, Portland.-Con-
sumption. bronchitis and catarrh: cured
and gained fifteen pounds.
David Ross son, Woodland, Wash
Painful hip disease; had to be carried TO
DOCTORS Office; cured. Mr.. Ross has q
daughter residing at the Merchants hotel.
Portland. and can be referred to.
Henson Mccoy, Dufur, Wasco county.
Or.-Deafness and terrible pain in the ear
and head six months, until he was nearly
crazy; restlessness and insomnia; restored
TO health. BY electricity after all other treat
ments had failed.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted daily ct the
Washington building. corner Of Fourth
and Washington streets, Portland. Hours
10 to 8; evenings. to g.; Sundays, 10 TO IL.
All chronic and acute diseases, blood
taints. loss OF vital power and early indis-
creiions permanently cured, though no re-
ferences are ever made In the press con-
corning such cases. owing to the delicacy
of the patients. Examinations free to ali.
and circulars will be sent to any address.
Charges for treatment according to patients
ability to pay. The rich and poor treated
free of charge with electricity from 10 to IL
daily. Ali private diseases confidentially
treated and cures guaranteed. Patients at
d stance can be cured by home treatment.
Medicines and letters sent without the
doctors name appearing.
IN. B-Dr. Darrin has q branch office at
the McClelland Hotel, RosebHrg, Oct to
70; and at the Oregon Hotel, Ashland, Oct.
Is to Nov. IL
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1sa1.saiss Life Insurance Companies.

A041ng Lie Insurance COmpantes.
IN y0nx. Oct 2A-The Chronicle, an insur.
- 11mal, In its current issue give the details
"a Oesptfacy it has been working on for some
~ ~ intent Of which IL to defraud life In.
49, companies. A certain person in New
- ~ bean engaged insuring Q number oi
Of men OF absolute habita
nodetAte Sums, the policies Ill
made payable In Q manner that
~ allow the conspirator 20 reap the profits.
lea W. 70 take these men. put them under
oefse 81 trimming until they were in good
gacal condition, and then insure them. The
would be paid $50 or US. and the CAsontcll
nnt within the past year some OF them
Died, and the policies have been paid By
onDnanSns
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GEO. w. CRANE.
Washingtea Employ meus Bureau.
los Waanington street
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i county, stat OF Wsshi iAtsa - p. Mears 4
Sons VS.. their creditors No. 1882
Notice is hereby gwen 10 all the creditors Of
the above-named iI4solvents, petItirn rs. that
the assignee of the eetare of the said n .olvenss
has declared . dividend ana has fled his state
ment in the court, rs required ~ elton 2Des Of
the Code OF Wsshin ton And ell sad creditors
are hereby required 10 show cause before the
Hon. J. A. Stratfon, one Of the judges al said
court, within fifteen DAYS next following the
publication of this notice. WHY the said state
ment should not be accepted and distribution
made agreeable TO Its con en.S
Witness my hand and tie seal of said court
this 10th day of October, A. d. 1890.
isRAL1 M. NJ HoLMEs Clerk.
First publication Of this notice October IL.
1900
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neeA.sfER. n. Y, Oct A-tepecial. l-Mra
NJ. - pauiierville. of Astoria, L J.. hes been
city several days TO obtain evidence for
~ suit for divorce against her husband
alagrs that her husband, who ID seventeen
- Younger than she, ran away from home Q
4 an ago with her sons wife, Mamie Gard
ID Gardner was Mrs Daulterville's name be-
= ne married the alleged fugitive husband.
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LEXINGTON. KY. Oct 24.-Summary:
Four furiongs-Huston won. Oriental second.
Silver Light third. Time, :54l<
Four-yoar-olds and upwards, three-fourths OF
mile heats-Meckfsh won both heats Outlook
second, josie n third. Time, 2:l25<
For maidens, four furlongs--Mattie Allan
won, Outcry second. Lamar third No time.
1hree-year-olds and upwards mile and one
observation-disclosures won. Xii second, Tenacity
third Time. 1861.
Two-year-old handicap, six furiongs-Tom
No dine
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ELECTRIC FORCE.
The Great Fundamental Princi-
pie of the Universe and Its
Power to Restore Health
to Humanity.

= Gsnerous Oner by Drs. Darrin-Thsv
VIM Treat and Cure the High ana
Low. the Rich and Poor Of Al
Grades and Stations Rree az
charge, Until Further Notice.
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ll0Ga Leaders who Had Just Re-
<oea From Missions After Women.
HI LAKE. Oct 2A-Several arrests Of Nor
npsi9 snlAwful cohsbitation have been re-
- a - Lest few days Among them -
U9 yceensep. Of San Pete county. who IL
- hoss seven wives. He had just returned
1mauimion, and was held to the grand jury.
- Nat Alfred was also arrested. It is a.
- thet ~ he'd just returned from mission,
~ mo young women with him.
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asorriana Lynch Ne~ro Bax.

-! INA. Ga, Oct 2A-on Monday. George
~. me negro boy Is years old. shot and
~. u tae eyear-old SON of J. r. Robertson, ave
p ~. nom Miller. Last night the sheriff start
- Williams for Waynesboro. but was met
no who took the prisoner away, and,
am TO tree, riddled him with bulleta
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tsaassr Lybarger Get. -Four Years.

ssiA, Oct 4-Ispecisll John q. Ly.
49, convicted OF the seduction Of Elsie Pat
~ soday sentenced to four years In the
at Nalla Waila. A motion for q
~ - vas denied. The case win b taken
supreme court
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sFsasaser Disannears Mith aso. 0o0.

seke, Oct. PA Johnstown. Pa, special
4aoen v. oxnard. treasurer Of the Johns.
moer Company. disappeared several
An examination of his books shows
kl e.kefepancy. This shortage viii roach
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The Stallion Nelson Trots : Half q That
Rate Of Speed.
CAMBRIDGE CRY. Ind, Oct 24.-The stallion
Nelson yesterday trotted the fastest half mile
on record, making the frst quarter in 32k
seconds and the third In So3< the fastest quarter
on record, making the half in 1:cs, or ct . rate
Of Q mile in 2:06
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:. ocx, Oct. 2A-Birchalrs autobiogfa-
put up al auction in the Jail here 10
- tnv publishers were in attendance. The
.. pt was knocked down 70 O. W. Bunt-
M. ne Toronto Mda, Tor himself. and James
- Sennett Of the New YORK Herold. for
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holthefn Pacific overIsnd train leav,

p m, on and aier september ~.
~ s sa VIA Garrison, Butte and Logan,
~. rSnenge OF cars On same date the
- .nIon viii make close connections at
u - ~ overland trains leaving Seattle at
~ n ~ des suite. Anaconda, Deer Lodge and
l11tSe 49, - nne. This gives direct service On
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR,

made % hand md made - order Reuembcr
Ne make silicon and drug store er:inss 8 snop
etalsy, shogofoso enn and see ~ weean ssyo
ycu Honey. q ~. TRsvetxe = Co. suoonnnow0
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spokane Ball Player Disgu.te,

TACOMA, Oct 2A-Ispecial.l Nv. H. Colgan, Of
the Spokane Baseball Club. il in the city. He
complains Ct the manner in which Manager
Barnes paid his men-in thirty day time checks
instead Of cash. He. among Others will not
serve under Barnes another year.
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bekinnins 1t = point where the north line 81
s g ". tp % n. e, intersects Lake Washington
snence EAST @ the northeast corner Of sec Is
same township ana range. thence north two
muea thence west one and one-half miles
Ssnsnce north one.quarter mile. thence west one
naiI mile, thence north one.half mile, themes
wess % Lake Washington. thence southerly
along the shore Of Lake Washington 70 she
point Of beginning Polling place, 81 store.
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CITY OF sEATTLE

FIRST PREcNcT--(F1rst ward. First pfociucty
Beginning ct the intersection Of the center
kno 81 Yeola1 ayouuo with The consor linz g
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srocKroN, Oct A-stockton. =; sacra
mento, l.
san FRANCISCO. Oct. 2A-san Francisco, IL;
Oakland. g.
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Rleody Due, WIN crouh.-.

lokk. Oct 4.-Joseph Wood, aged IS
ls..... ~ vsri Bsrg. aged 46, fought q dnel thu
= Win iroa crow bars, IN a blacksmith
- battle ended only when the men
- % me ground with fractured sknllA
removed to the hospital unconscious
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Middlewsight Championship Of Texas.
GALyRs1oN. Tex. Oct 24-In light for the
mtfdieweight championship of Texas, at the
Galveston Athletic Club tonight, Paul Pitzliu,
OF Houston. whipped Arthur Upham, of Calves
ton, in ten rounds, Furnishing him terribly
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Notice Of Election

Notice Is hereby given that on rueedav. No
vember 4th, A. d. 1880, in each precinct in the
county Of King, An election will b held for
State. District. County, and Precinct oficers a.
follows, to-wit:
ONE REPRESENTATIVE to the United states
Congress.
ONE SENATOR for each Senatorial Districk
TWO REPRESENTATIVES, for each Repre-
sentative District except the FcFty.third. witch
will have three Representatives
TWO SUPERIOR COURT JUDGEa
PRO +ECUTING ATTORNEY.
COUNTY CLERK.
COUNTY AUDITOR
COUNTY TREASURER
COUNTY SHERIFF
COUNTY ASSESSOR 3
COUNTY SURVEYOR
COUNTY CORONER
COUNTY WRECKMASTER.
THREE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
ONE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, except Seat
tie which will have two
ONE CONSTABLE. except Seattle. which will
have two.
Which election will be onened at O'Clock in
the morning and will continue until o'clock
In the Afternoon of the same day.
Dated this 4th day Of October, A. D. 1890.
w. r. FORREST,
County Auditor
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beenning q the \ pest on the west line Of
~ 9 tp - 2, r5e. thence east one and one
tnence east three-quarters mile, thence south TO
Union pay, thence westerly. southerly and east
sriy along the shore Of Union bay and Lake
warrington lalso including McGilvrA's island)
% the north limits OF the city Of Seattle. thence
Weet % the se corner OF sec 70, thence north
one-naH mile, thench west to the snore Of Lake
Union and to the line between secs II and
e projected south. thence north 70 the place
OF beginning. Polling place, store.
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GREEN RIVER PRECINCT.

Beginning at the NV cor of sec 8, tp q n, r5e,
thence east FIVE miles, tn nee south three miles
thence east olfe-half mile. thence south to
Green River, thence easterly along Green River
to the east line of sec n, tp 81 n, r6e, thence
south 70 the south line Of tp q, thence west t.
sw cor Of sec IS. 10 Il n, e, thence north one
thence north to the place of beginning. Poll.
ing place, schoolnouse.
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Beginning at the point of intersection of the
north line of sec IL, tp IS n,r5e, with Lake
Washington, thence east to ne corner of sec l6.
same township and range. thence south two
IN lies, thence west TWO miles. thence north one
mile thence west 10 Lake Washington, thence
northeriy and eastery following the meanden
of Lake Washington 10 the point Of beginning
Polling place, schoolhouse.
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JuANirA PRECINCT

Beginning at the point of intersection Of the
north line of sec ., to 6 n, e, thence east to
the northeast corner OF sec %, tp Is u, ..
thence south to the south line OF tp %, thence
west = u quarter post On tho eoath line
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comprising AL that territory lying within the
s9rporate limits Of the town of Kent. Polling
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Beginning at the NV corner OF sec 10, To "A n,
re e, thence east to east line of range s. thence
south to quarter post on east line of sec
"a, tp 2s n. e, thence west three miles. thence
north TO north line of tip %, thence west to sw
corner of tp "A n r 6 e. thence north to place of
beginning Polling place, 4. OF I. hall
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Beginning at point on the north boundary
of the city OF Seattle, eighty rods west of the
quarter stake on the east line of sect on q tn
Is n, r3e, thence north to the north line OF tr
Is, thence east to the ne corner of sec s. tp Is a.
r ., thence south to Lake Union,
shore of Lake Union to the north
boundary of the city of Seattle, thence west &c
the place of beginning. Polling place, Whites
store.