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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09
HOME PROM HAWAII.


A party from Honolulu arrived st thu
Rainier hotel last night II consisted Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. P. c. Jones. their two
ds1gnters. Miss Ada Jones and Miss Alice
H Jones, and the son Of the family. Mr.
+. A Jones, with his family. Thirsy-fo1r
years ago Mr.. P. C. Jones lefs Boston for
HaEaiI. where be has since been IN the
sugar business. For twenty years he has
been with the Oldest frrn on the Islands,
c. Brewer & Co, 20 which Hon. II. 4 P.
Carter. father Of Mr.. George P Carter, of
This city, also belongs. Mr. Jones, Who
has been TIE president and manager. has
now retired. and hi&place 10 taken by
brother Of Mr.. Carter. At present Mr..
Jones IS on his way TO Boston, which he
Will again MAKE hIs home. bat re 3 stop
ping over IN Seattle TO lock after certain
Of his interests here.
Though ne has lived 50 many years in q
foreign land. il IS nevertheless easy 20 dis
tinguish the NeE England accent in bis
speech In the course Of short talk last
nIgnt. be sa7d The sugar business on
the stands : rather depressed nov on &C.
couat Of the passage OF the Mckinley bill.
We have = reciprocity treaty with
The UuJis1 States By whlch orr sugar 10
-
the price was higher and re got the bene-
1t Of the duty. Now that the tariff is
taken from Sugar. we get so much the less
for or p-o1uct. difference Ct SO 3 toa
for Ds. o. $500. 600 year for tue Islands.
/ suppose that some Of the smaller plants
tons Vii Re crowded ous, or csc wili De-
gin raising something else-to- instance,
zee or bananas.
I'VE have found the Chinsnsn very ell
ciens wcrkHen on tie sugar plantations.
There are 1900 Of them now IN the
islands. and re believe in them. though
certain element IS opposed 20 their pres
enee. We a.so have - go japanese
For forty years the number of the na-
tIvss b4s been steadily decreasing, but I
think that q late there has been less Of q
falling OF. The Hzxaiians have taken
hold OF European IDEAS and are holding
there oEn against the foreigners They
sre living better and are taking better care
Of their children In short. there is q
general Improvement among them -
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be Was shown three bundles. from each OF
which little red face peeped, and he real
ize1 that has wife had n one birth pre-
sented him with what IN France would b
considered !zrge eaouzh family for any
nan OF moderate means.
Tie babies we're al iusty. hessthy1ook-
ing young people, two Of them being girls
and one boy The girls weighed SIX
and seven pou3ds respectively. while the
BOY tipped the beam A. nine pounds. their
aggregate weight being TWENTY-FIVE
pounds. They srs al three growing and
zoz-ishIng. and their home is enIivsned
By their tAree strong bat unframed voices.
while their mother Is vel enough TO
divide her attention among them. Their
father. who Is 3 tail. scaa-e-sho1i6s-ed
yagng man o. muscular build, blashin9Iy
receives the many compliments which A-s
showsred On him and the many adnirinx
giznces Of which he - tie object
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The Awful sight Witnessed by Whist
Party in hitsap-

Norris Aubarn. Frank Kuhn. Norman
Kramer and Frank Busher, fo1r young
men Of this city, returned On Friday night
from four days trip 10 Kuhn's ranch.
about twelve miles from Sidney. IN Kiissp
county. They had narroE escape from
lightning on Thursday afternoon las: ~
Kahn's cabin. Norman Kramer IN speak
ing OF II said:
There we're Eve young men II the
cabin beside nyself. ali having sought
refuge from 3 severe thunderstorm The
day VAS warm, and We had left s5s door OF
The cabin open ard four Of Is we're playing
81 Whist Seated next 20 the door. with
his back 20 i. was AG5Grn, while sat d.
rec.Iy fscsag the door. The thunder w&s
rolling and the lightning flashing over the
tall trees Of the forest surrounding About
forty feet distant from the caosu. n 'front.'
Of the door. stood stately nr tree, rising
about 80 feet from the ground Suddenly
.nere was crash Of thunder and / s.z :
fash CT lightning da-tIng ike 1ery ser
rent a. the tip Of Ibs tree called 70 NJ
companions:
Look. quick! The lightning has struck
the tree
.sBns before the words had left nv lips
the flames divided On the SHATTERED point;
Of me tree into four iiFi6 s-rsaks and
d&rte3 down the tree 70 the ground
saw The four strezks unite nsz- the Dase,
and then the lightning struck the earth.
There vas : crash louder than forty car
mons going OF 81 once, and then from the
ground Ghe7e sp-zng mighty sheet Of
blue H&me-phospho-escs dazzling.
bIindIng-llke = Izsh from some neither
word. The dame appeared 10 spread
across nv Whole range u vision, and 20 90
I'D into ire 81 sbo1I twenty feet- Il
seemed IS though the lightning eI-
pso1ed when il sE-Eek ta@ earth At
that terrific roar ws al jumped 20 or feet
with white faces and bassd arez;h-zI ex-
ceps Auburn. Who had bssn Knocked OF
rs chair and l2y o. the floor Stunned and
dared As SION IS sc recovered we raised
him I'd. He soon came 20. ana felt no IL
Effects except . severe pain II the right
si5e. which Ee al fssE Z more or less
Iu.rkei degree
.ssJu examining The tree we fo1n9 that 4
large portion e The top had been Spllnt-
cred. a1d DOM lis side. soaring The bark
70 TIE woo5. we're four spiral ss-e2ks-
Where Ihs lightning entered the g-o1zd
there vas hoe Of irregular size, aoo1E
tso fee. across and four feet deep. TIE
f-izhs We got vii LAST Is A. fo- some
rSrnz
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Not Necessary to Suffer From
That Affection.
Dr. nsars Rhsanafsa rars q S,s.iy a,i
PsztF. Destroyer d de Dis.ss.

The reason DR. PLoUr offers re-
ward Of Ssoo for any case be cannot
cureis because his RHEUMATISM CURE
is a dead shot for that painful malasy.
II is positively unnecessary TO longer
suffer from rheumatism The sufferer
who does 50 ;naicts cruelty upon
himself. He can just as vel be
cured as 10 suffer on Without going
into details it IS only necessary to SAP
that Dr.. PLoUF's RHEUMATISM CURE
will cure any case OF rheumatism on
earth, if the patient viii only take il
Sent to any address, s. Per bottle,
three for s., SIX for SIC, twelve for
$40.
Send for circular containing afsda-
Wits Of some OF those the remedy has
cured.
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Ths Romans eTss5 w ssc.lsf' -Soa % ia
eszsEz-=s3s a. E5sST sr1a3paA To1xg Exzy a
% x-S s<lzg e0ze zsrs1-ozs peace CIR FesE AID
daily syessz.s wrsxss5 f-a2 - sy "a: szFz@ss
q ia sEczzzSa. dyspepsia sGeeox ws Sc far
fTCz aEz1-s1 ssE-esA Is=ncrEEy rsA=t Ne
sozsEzEes o4zzl1- BZs = Asarsg zsz-- Ia
ES-zvsSs+ fr1sscTstsC7 II GisS. Rz1 sos Prote&s
izp reEzrzs wstA -sszo- I'D Vsgg- % sor-s2s "a
A persistent Use % "a g-axs azss-GTsp@v<le al
s~41 1zle8 -zt@1 . 6rITe mo rerZE2e1E s.71sa-
E<zf ever <c--= % -11Esss.Gz. ss-1p9-A-F -
csE-GElG No SzsSa1AG1s % - TT ZAA2- A.
1sz5aszs1ESs. eszxzz s1-4ca. E5e1--1-1az1r k441sy
GzS 1-&11sr axz-2sz-s- Tk4s -e-ecy Of sp@c1-e
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lis Sassg-s-c. TO. ag1-zs. -&e s-@%1 q
G-3Epe.
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HARRY WHITE, Mayer
Ds,e of E-ss publication AGcGst 3, 1881.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT kESol-J-
ID :ton No. s&-Fe 60 resolved q The hoard q
aldermen Szd house % gates q thS clfY q Sc
a1s,e II scissor Ksserlhles1s
That Ihe intention q fs,s city clurczl Of sad
city 70 Improve Altor- street. n sad cztys De
tween Jackson street an MAi2 street. ~ grazing
tie Sa-se sn scc1rlRsCe vgtsl tGe ss-sa4s <rse
and coustrnCE q sIGe~ALS On e2ch si1S tas-soI
The esIlanz-s& cCSt Of g-z-.ag a21 STs5t'taE Ire
said sIrSeS excluding TIE c7oss ngS : t1Ees
hundred ftsrty-stN az1 Se-loo sS&t~Sel
cellars the SSs mated cl>I @ s3&eA SIX
trc fhe SA5z St-es. 5 Iso hus1re3 and GEtS-ars
rssSS. 80 as re tofas estimated cst q sad tra-
movement % D. pals by ne zcuttt-g p-ofe-ty
owners h six hundred Cne NzG SO 4t2 lSSal-S2l
dollars and The est q tae gTsdl1E aa1 S.1swAAE-
anS o. sad street : be ASSESSED azr lst be prop
trty Ser1-iaS On sa31 street prOss SCI % % as2-
proves deS1-f I'D Eosove. &-1 when said SSet-
EUE preJeTsy IS heTpAv 1t+a e. ID ~ toe - perry
osnsits uy satt Improvement 4 5s-Sorls 90 a.
tuE sriy ahGtIsuz urssge-tE GszGs4 ey Ssctacn
seNSB tf article esS1t Wiz c. TIE GreeaeittTS
cfta-fsr. - a.. have efen = 6Sys 1rcla and Afssr
- Sae e tAe 1rs. Ft@icNl az ~ tk3s rtSouSSE .
re witA TIE Ste clsrk proSss1s against sad lEo-
TzOvssaFat-
he pSysasa. ~ sad Improvement IS % be z ale
g ~-1s alleslr ~ Il Es1s,-tEte fAyHle
Passed esGrd q AzGe.usea ne Slsss CAV of July.
1871 GEORGE ". HALL
fTSSs&eng E2az-s - Al4erEs1-
Passes ha2se q ce1sszsSs IL sch ezx ~ JAY.
iSsl = ~ in r..
PRESIDENT House - iszasEateS
Approved ey re yals ssa sAy Il Aszasf. ESs,
HARRY WHITE. MGyoE
Files ~ re ih.s an cay = AaxuxS. fssI
4 ". NTLLEk C1Ey clerk
Published lis 81 aSy Of August A .. ISL
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err NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN RESOLUTION S0.
II Sis-ke < resolved by the board Of Afd@rMsE
ard hose ~ Ssegzses q The city q seattle IN So
s39E assembled
That i Is the intention Of tie CRY COM
co5nral q the city Of Seattle. 70 improve Farm
street from Ueyyt street Harrison street Ia the
Esfy Of seattle, By grazing ard constructing side
wax On each ssoe Of The same Tbs estimated
csBeing tas crossings Il eleven Hundred ssd TWEEN
tyfnree E1c so 100 ISL. 1880 dollars. the esss
mated cost q sscsx&Ikxsz the said street b5Eh
sicss thereof 50 r1fe hundred And ns1esy three and
20 y pzd oy tie a5utTsnx lot ewrers y fSe1fyone
hundred and sixteen and 5000 80 Is So oos-
lars tie lssrsE72Se1 cost OF grading and ersee41g
The crossings ls oDs hundred and fbfrty-eag and
13-3D0 ss33s-15l dollars. the estimated cost 81
cHEsssrzcti1g the cross axis ars5 p7sting ia o0r
drains a nsBored and swsB.y-six f51zss 1os-
lars The ts& estimated css- 70 Pad ~ re city
o1z e tie genera read FIND - two 51n6red ana
sixty four AS1 1900 fs-e4-75a dollars: AID the
cost 81 grazing the said street and sSfeEzIksax The
agasns, TIE asst1IBg property CT said street pro
S&ss1 20 Dc improved. as tescTTeeo shove sES
which SAG aba Ting property - hereby declared 10
be the property Ss1e5te1 by SAID improvement.
trso ~ ssctioE seven II Of article eight (yTgy} Of
charter, s2aA have fftEEn 49, Gays fY5rn ar1 ser
the Gate % TIE frs. publication Of this resolution
20 BE with the city cserx protests against SAID
menf Is % Dc By tee 'grn mediate pATn2ntn moe
P1sse5 ~ LIE board of aldermen It's Sozh day
JAY, 1891. GEORGE ". HALL
President Bozr1 q Ab5eruSn.
1857 ea '0a's o. oesAs' 'h' ~ IS ISIS 4 sa'S
President House Ct DelsxEfss
Approved by re his s5h day 81 august. A. D
1881 HARRY WHITE. Mayer.
file1 by me this An cay % august A T. 1891
Published Ills sts. 51v o. rgssst 1sca
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES CONCURRENT
II resolution Ma l0.-Be i resolved BY the CRY
OF both houses as follows Thai whereas Ap2Ilca-
ton has been made 10 said city council br Fred E
JAN Il d ISL s8d s s o Gs sa ssa dsy n A. e
Office Of the city clerk fo- anIh 9-fy 70 consf-nct
and operate an electric stree. railway along and
upon the following designated route N the city of
Seattle. fo-wtf:
Carnmencing st South Fsffh and Main streets
running thence south On Fiilh street 70 Jzckson
street. thence Jacks street 10 south sixth
street. Al Souih Seventh street from Mlk26o street
10 nArles street. thence east on tnAres strst 10
South Eighth street. Again al the infsrsscsisn Of
Grant street and Hind street: thence west On sad
Ccsfax street 10 the city limits
Now therefore, oe it resolved thai the city coun-
eli Of the city q Seattle does BY this concurrent
resolution determine thar franchise 70 ccns-Trcf
and operate street railway along and upon she
above DESIGNATED route n the city 4 Seattle should
De granted and that The city clerk o. zsl6 be i
hereby directed 10 cause notice o. said app
Iion and Of sis resolution he published for
DAYS in the city Official newspapers at the expense
Of said applicant and N "a notice 10 specify SAID
roefe over and along WHICH TIE city consc5l pro-
poses 10 grant said franchise and soch notice
offer the part % the city Of sTle 20 grant such
franchise 20 The person eoIslgsa1y or eo;oT alton
who viii psy the highest sum for said Franchise
The bidding FIR said franchise u BE- in aooEdRDce
with the provisions ~ the city charter IL relation
90 bios made the board OF public WORKS. far
such provisions may be applicable; provided. that
the city council may reecI any and AL such BIDS
sale route for which said application was made,
ard that each bic must be accompanied br a ceTls-
irolie- for amount equal 10 least 20 per cent
Of the amount bad. and she amount o. said cheek
shall b. forfeited sna PAID 10 sad elfy IN case ne
successful bidder shall fail pay the amount q MS
bio within thirty days after The acceptance Of the
same
Adopted bv the house Of delegates this s01h day
Of July, 1891. z W JONES,
President HCuse &f Delegates
ADOPTED hv ne board Of aldermen his SSlIh day
of July 1891 GEORGE Va HALL.
President Board u Aldermen
Filed By ne this Isl Gay of 4 ususi. A 10 lsSl
II w. MILLER, City Clerk
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THREE TIMES A FATHER.
A Muscular Waiter the Joyful Father
OF TriPlsfs-

Its nc. often that = Seattle nan eaa
boast Of being three times father % one
oav. ID: this pleasure fell 70 she lot of
Jonn Thompson, : waiter ~ The Rose
non, restaurant. l2s; Tuesday eTeniny.
He vas basx supplying the wants o. the
hungry when n messenger boT rushed u
and handed Eose 10 him The bog had
some mixing o. she contents Of tie note
and be whispered 20 sozae Of the other
waters
It's twins"
szeh az uaus1gl event. would have ben
sufficient ground for NJ Thczpsoa'S zgl-
tztfeu IS BE asked permission - 20 home
and hu--seaIy rushed % hls wIfes BEDSIDE
.. aIs house On Wyko1 street 70 learn tie
bss:-o- the worst. according 20 TIE poiz.
fro2 wEsSa paternity Is regzr5e1- There
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OFEIcE OF THE CITY cIERK. SEATTLE

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK. SEATTLE
W Washington, August g. 1891
Notice IS hereby gwen thai Pred =. sander has
made application 50 she city egEncl of The city q
Seattle f0- = Franchise upon ami zlO1g TIE follow
ing described route to-srit
Commencing 81 South Fisfh ard Main streets.
running thence south On Fifth street 70 Jackson
street: thence east on Jackson stree % Spufs
siItn street 81 south Seventh street from M8k3o
Street 20 tEas3es street: thence ezs4 chErlSs
street 10 South Eighth street; again the ftersec
ffc7 os Grant street and ind street thence wesf
On said Hind street 30 CofEx street. thence south
On S4s1 gofAx street 70 me city limits. AID tSEf the
city counci Of the city Of SEATTLE does ov house Of
delegates concurrent resolution No. 20 determine
thst franchise 30 construct and operate street
railway slonE and upon the above Designated route
IN tire city OF Seattle sbczl6 Dc granted. aud offers
to grant said frAnchfse 20 ttss rersoa company or
corporation who VIII pay the greatest ssE for sad
FRANCHISE
Therefore. sealed bids viii be received by the
uri@rsgne clerk II the city Of sezTtle before
"Wednesday. = august ?. A j. 1891. al O'Clock p
IN. when the board Of aldermen and the house Of
delegates iu Joint session assembled said dav
100 o clock D. N. 81 the city hall VII pub
Rely open ana read S4ca bids and proceed 10 deter
Esr@ the highest bidder.
said bids must ~ accompanied nv a cerTs6e6
CHECK payable TO the order % the city comp;rol er
Dor So amount equal 20 az least ID per cent OF me
amount tic and the arne1nt Of sAic check shall be
forfeited and PAID 10 sad city In The saecessf8
bidder shAl fall 70 par TIE stnOaIs - hts bla
within thirty 800 DAYS AFTER the acceptance Of me
same.
The city council reserves the right 10 ressrt any
any p2rs Of said rogre for which sad application
Mas made fSsgBe6a H. ". MILLER.
GEEK 81 ths CITY o. Seattle
Dale q n-sf publication, Algns1 3, A ID. 1881.
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OFFICE OF TIKI Ma NOE, SEATTLE, " ASH
" August 3 1895 To the honorable house Of
sse;eEa.eS OF the city Of seattle Gentlemen
herewith return ifhcIt my aF5pToTA s. house OF
DELEGATES hul \ 1873. and IN accordance With the
REQUIREMENTS o. ths charter state nv reasons
She allE i Intended 20 transfer from Ihe water
sns sewer funds Use q $4,000 70 TIE sGaAry
fund ! uiEhs have less objection 20 It's IrAasfer
If she money n question were 70 oe PAID 10 III en-
VAaves ~ hs citF ard . some extent TelieTs them
Of the necessity OF 5fsSoG8gtES tie3r scrip ms
however WI Dol ~ me resa3I- u WI merely cAl
In warrants uean which discount 81 per cent
has alFendy been EARNED ey Investors. u 10 knew
when hey ooaght TIE scrip has 4 co15 only DC re
deemed or the sSBe 81 bsadS YET 70 BE issued pf
tro1u taxes be collected HsNt year No injustice
a. IhsrelBrs done - any body holding salary var
rS,gs- The cay eject i epui4 have would se to-
once more and maxi &no.ssr 1 per cent The oalE
saving 1le C.ty aoEiG - the 10 PEI ce1t later
eSs the scrrr slrez1y iSs1e6 20 tie extent GOV
ered BY fst proposed ordnance. but thai SAVING
MAJ ~ tGly lie hy tie Increased revenue nom
iAs extension ef r1s WA;-r - stem
az taF other aHnG cannot mink Il wise 70 ciNert
money fron1 ne Ws-=r or sewer taEc- EAogsAnts
q r< Pc Suffering fog TIE want OF sewers al
wafer supply ae CITY nee : every GoI3Ar u can
2vNoe - those purposes. especially az al money
spent On suca worE E1@S 10 tbs maintenance Ct
Eah0rerS 10 whom every DAYS pay IS oe9S- y De
E7GeF nus reserved - these lands j. oi neee1 iSsr
Tie pay Of TIE lsonrrs, of coarse. "a no Will continue
20 - paid n coin Is Ei1ue o Auoissr ordinances,
bas Z Is needed - pGv materials Ser he WORK zs9
}8cS4 merchants Who a. Tot derive thesE Frohf
run scrip Ciscount'rg. aai Who Should get ne
SeEsfiI a cash payments whenever they cSn be
ueze 4f5hs EueIsss spent E7oD taAs material =
affords Additional opeo-fur Ky Tor te employ E1eTss
Of labor RespecIfalsy submitted
HARRY WHITE, Mayer
Ttsss % S-Sr rub feztfan AeEusf <. 1881.
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'~'ea 'ais ihs e;A asg 4 aara-- 80,


L rrsss4 STATES NARsRALs SAT-
1870, q WsSa astss. - sE1 NV sen,
d. - =; g veatltiari exroaAs 10 ne
rss,.s So - ticia .ae sss,-sct ceurs q lie
- g wEssiugsaa. a ~. 40 ~ $50, ), -
49, = - - .ist SAe S,esller Mary = ersg
~ - - s. @7a tsr1itaFs e5s. - sccarzsSncs
-, --,c- -slV2 A. NeAsrle &-ash Argus. g
- aeea e "a cogvt herebv ysvs gase
- - -. i z - 49, aAF @ AuEnSE, Saa. A.
s. -. Sc N'teFal-ea. a. tAs "a asrf fsoI e
"a 49, AAry z Perry hsr rackis, x7pa-eI
- - s.e, ~ psol{S xucts5n. 70 ~ biga
- - Aas Na>e. EEFGale Al the llxaS Of
a. s~as'is. this ~ sav 81 Ausas,. 1871.
-ANAA> r BROWN
A REexLav pezrIy
H. s-sSaaer AS hul8 II ne year iSss. e az
ssssssa q a. IS, 90 sesi lSas 70 set beam aa4
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Pafn< for Grant street Line.

The Grant Street, Electric Railway Com
pany has begun driving piles beside TIE
present bridge - The rzslroz6 crossing,
ana vii zo-k sozshw2rd from thas point.
One driver 3 az work. bat two Others VII
he PIT IN Gse Sc soon IS thsy can be bailt.
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Totsl--.---.--.--.-.--..-------- - s''so-

This would De $40 400 per nile Of sewers.
To iai. We AID 70 per cent 20 allow for
main ou1-EalIs, fEnneis and iatsrcepting
sexers, We have Sil.fi0 per mile. which
viii approximately represent the cost Of
the sssseIn proposed.
The average cos. per mile Of sewers ia q
feE cities has been as follows: Previous
70 lisa the sever. N Sc. Louis cost SO. 146.
and IN Kansas City s3e7 TT per mile. Pre-
vious 20 1ssI they had cost IN Brooklyn
81. SO and IN Providence. E l.. s34 SO
per mile In Chicago previous 70 ISL they
had cost SIS, sSs per mile.
Mr. Williams concludes his report With
Al argument II favor Of special sssessuen.
district. in preference 20 the levy Of : gen
ersl tax He cites the case OF Chicago.
where the bond system was tried and
abandoned for the local Improvement fund
pisn. and expresses the belief that the Lat
Ter has now become the universal practice.
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IMF0IN DED sTOCK AT ATCTIQS-TCES-
car, ApErs. The sssyea-h fs3.hg issa Il front
81 police heEdgEer5srS conner Fourth and Terrace
streets. 81 10 VIII -. a. pGt.ie auction, 20
tire highest rs1cer for ckEh pay expense Of s-7-
pOza1ing and ks<pi1g. the fozlowszg described
steck- so-wsf.
Brown silly. about che year Of age; white hind
fee9
Ore bay horse cot ore year q sge
Ore bzy horse cut one year o. are. white spof On
forehead
TIE orners cfths a5oTe described animals are 70
unknown BOLTON ROGERS
f-hFa. n. rrgse8 SEa4-fa
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CITY NOTICES.

A sSEssMEST BOIL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
n u3eDt district No. 8 for Twelfth ssrees grade
Sotcs = hereby given thai tie assessment roll fnr
loc&l Improvement esstFsss No. Tor The grazing Of
L~effh stree from Depot street TO Pine ssyeet IN
TIE city ~ seAi.le ard constrpetsng Ct s8asxzsks
Cd both sides thereof. has been fled ~ the ooard
q public works wsih the city courcn % tie ctr Of
seAffle- ana further notice e hereby gwen fha.
ioe sssc rob is 0pen for public inspection .; TIE Of
Zee cfths city clerk. ia the city bAzl Butter
olok. FooDl 50se. ard vii remain epea fer snspsc-
f1on Grs1 A0n6sy. August 18th. A. D 1871. a. S
oclosk p. N, and AL persons owning p-Dper4r in
saad local Improvement district and al ether per-
tcsss Interested. are e3eSted 10 appear on said
19Ia day q August. 4. D. 1891. a. 80 O'Clock ..
H. AT the council chamber In the city hall. 70
MAKE Cnseczien thereto II any they nj az have
Al persons interested further notified that
tie city eo3ne VII, ~ said 3ssl mentioned time
Consider AIRY and ali % ec930ns MADE ard VIII a.
salo tine OF a. some adjourned meeting make sach
corrections IN such roll Il deems fzxE ard hat
After TIE eonsscrraf iou Of arr and a. OBJECTIONS
VIII approve s3ch roli and vii the zrnounfs
found 70 % sas5 against lot and parcel of Lard
fronting on said street.
II. ". MILLER
Clerk 81 the Cry Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication, July 3lst. \. d. 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09

CTTY TsEAsCRERss SoTIcE-THE FOL
~ lowing city warrants EiI be pad upon pres
entafsoD at The city treRx8reF's Office ea5 10 III
iersss allowed after fifteen days from 1Ts1 pnhsIcA-
fson 81 this notice:
salary fund warrants Nos 2,ool to ATS. inoln-
sIve.
1889 road fnnd warrant No ,T6S
Hz boz and wharf fund warrants Nos IL to "a.
inclusive
Date o. FIRST publication August 2. 1891.
WILLIS I. AMES. City TrsaszreY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09
CoyPEcTToNERs.

TEE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY, ETC.-
i Henry's ice cream. all favor always On laid.
oelivere promptly 10 a. parts o. tie city. Metro
pali1An hreks. al 6ayorS, quart 90 cents three
psnts 80 cents. TWO quarts 81. 81 per gallon;
homemade cRzsies. u5sce fresh daily: largest