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CRY NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU-
~ ton No. S-Be it resolved by the board Of
Seattle in session assembled:
That 1t is the intention OF the city council Of
perance street 70 Willow street in the city Of Sc
attic, by grading and sidewalking the same on
and grubbing said street. excluding the crossings,
Is three hundred dollars: the estimated cost Of
thousand any four and Loo dollars; the esti-
mated cost OF sidewaiking said street Is eighteen
mated cost Of said Improvement to be paid BY the
snnt,ins property ow ne" y six thousand one
cos ~ ana Srs s We @
dollars; the estimated cost Of grading the crossings
y three hundred twenty-three and l0-l00 dollars:
and box.drains Is four hundred forty-one and
701Oo: the total estimated cost to be paid by the
dollars; and the cost Of clearing, grubbinx and
grading the street. and Of the sidewalk ng Of the
ting on said streets proposal to be improved as
described above and which said abuttinE property
is hereby declared to be the property benefited by
An persons owning any abuttiug property ~
WHY Of the ca.rs.r sna have een as. mont ons
and after the date Of the first publication Of this
rssolu I, e ale with the city clerk protests
Passed house Of delegates March q, 1891.
President pro tenn. House Of Delegates
rassec the ooaro on aldermen nro March Nc ~ 1891.
President Board Of Aldermen.
approved by me this s0th day q March, 4. D.
ig Filed ov this sot hA AR p wMTE Ha5
'' '' Il W S 4 Is. q Civ ', c assI
Date Of arst publication March 81. A. d. 1891.
ERIE STREET TAX NoTIcE-rHE TAX
" levied by the city council in the district Gre
grading Of Erie street, from Baker Street to WICK
of street. and constructing Sidewalks thereon is
urer All taxes not paid Within forty |4s Ssvs 81
the first publication of this notice win be declared
interest the rate Of 10 per cent charged 1 anu
.H H: W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date OF disqualification April LIST. 1891.
RAKER. STREET TAX NoTIcE-rHE TAX
ae BY ordinances N To pnosas ar eas
grading Of Baker street, from Yesler avenue to
due and payable the y he cy Is
urer II taxes not paid within forty t4O) days Of
delinquent penalty Of Eve (5l per cent added
anu interest al the raie g 70 per cent cshsrged
Date of first publication April LIST. 1891.
WYcKoFF STREET TAX NoTIcE-T1E
created by ordinance No. 1927, to provide for the
ifornia street. and constructing sidewalks thereon.
IS now due and payable at the Office OF the CITY
frs. d a aS, n wsnn 6Gr y
declared delinquent penalty of five (5J per cent
added and interest at the Of ten 10, per
Date >, e,x, ,rs,, Il; ", MILLER, city Clerk.
THE ATTENTION OF OWNERS OF RrIIp-
ne,rhs oc IN Ssae OF three or more stories in
boarding or lodging house, factory mill manu-.
factory or WORKSHOP is particularly called to sec
tion 10 OF city ordinance l47 requiring the pro-
v1ding OF good and sufficient me ans Of erress in
case Of hre the building Of hreescapes and other
precautionary measures. the disregard Of which Is
punishable by nne or imprisonment. or both.
L. +. COMPTON. sups: =. B. W..
First publication March %, 1881. 1''e' 0'oeA'
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RIBS FOR CLEARING LAND-NOTIcE IS
~ hereby given that on Tuesday, April T. 1891
bids will be received by the board OF county COM
missioners at the office OF the auditor of said
county. until the hour OF . O'Clock D. m on said
day, for the clearing, gruobing and blowing OF ten
acres or land situated in the northeast corner of
the west half of the L. NJ. Collins donation claim
situated In Sections Il and 20 Township "a North
Range East, according to the specifications now
on file in the Office of said auditor Each bid
must specify certain sum per acre or net sum for
the whole amount for clearing and grabbing and
certain sum Per cord for each cord Of wood
cut and piled in accordance with the spec-
ificatiOns, and must be ACCOMPANIED nv n
certified check Of one hundred dollars to guarantees
that the bidder will enter into in case he
receives the award ~
The successful bidder will be required IN enter
into contract and furnish q bond OF Ave hundred
dollars for completion of the same according TO
said specifications and also bond In the full sum
OF the contract price. as required by the laws OF
the state providing for the payment of labor and
material furnished within Eve days from the date
OF award. The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids '
BY order Of the board of county commissioners
OF King county.
Dated at Seattle. March l9, A. D. 1891.
F. A TWICHELI.
County Auditor and ex-offcio Clerk of said Board.
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VENDOME TURKISH
baths. z6e: open day ana " ~ esS,S |
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MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS COR
~ ner sixth and Pike streets. Seattle: all kinds
cemetery work OF shortest notice; designs tur-
nkshed ~ application.
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4 RTHUR L. COON, GoTTSTEIN BUILDING:
"A the John L. Mitchell New York Standard
system used; "our speciality" trousers to order.
: attic, Wash
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c,CHOoI, OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL, MECHAN-
- ical Mining. Engineering, Surveying, Drausnt-
iug Architecture. Assaysng and Navigation, I1o.s
second street Portland Or, and 723 Market street,
san Francisco Cal. Established 1854. A. VAN
DIR NAILLES, President send for circular
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ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY. ETC
i Henry's ice cream, all fayors, always on hand.
delivered promptly all parts Of tho city. Metro
politan bricks favors, quart 80 cents three
pints 50 cents. two quarts 81, OF ~ per gallon:
home made candies made fresh daily; largest
assortment in the city at Henrys, BIT Third
street.
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Tor sALE-THREE FINE BuIIsss4,
Il top Queen Anne Hi 1: close V
at $500 each; one-third cash; uns
i lots: slightly location: Fast klfk
This side of Lake Union: 40 fees 49,
electric line: $500 each; instal ~!
years time. 1900
E,OR SALE-THREE EXTRA 49, 49, r.
Il ing lots on Albert street ana
trio line: elegant view; notnu4 SS211
street; 5000 each: one-third Co. -
and terms to suit purchaser. 49, M
2u2. Washir gton block. Front -
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EDUCATIONAL.

Miss CHEAL's BOARDING AND DAY
MI school for girls will reopen January 5. 1891:
sly resident teachers special primary class being
orranixesi 10 commence February l. For particu-
lars apply 70 the principal, Miss Cheai, OH Column
bia street. seattle.
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FRS, publication March %. 1881. 0u'i

Joint RESOLUTION NO. A4-BE RI Pr
S.,. solved ey the board Of aldermen and house Of
bled: :" 'eSs'"" ~'Seo'-
That it Is the intention Of the city council OF
saau city 70 improve Division street, including
what is called Ala street. from Randolph street 10
.ia,ence street In said city by grading and side
an gluopng said street excluding the crossings is
500 20 the estimated cost OF grading the said
estimated cost Of the sidewaking OF said Street ia
xI.llo.O0; the total estimated cost TO be paid by
ated cost the clearing and grubbing Of the cross
ngs Is $4i6 Is; the estimated cost 81 the grading
cost TO be paid by the city Is ss.1ssa5: and the
COST OF the clearing. grubbing and grading OF the
assessed against the property abutting on said
street proposed 70 be improved AS described above
declar mach 10 said shutting property is hereby
Saie IL 20 De the property benefited by
sa,a Improvement An persons owning any
Of article ELM s as vIsn by section seven m
shall nave fifteen u5l days from and after the date
he s ms puoication of this resolution file with
'i 10y ivy c,erN protests against said Improvement
RAISED board of aldermen March IL 1891
GEO. w. HALL,
passas PRESIDENT Board of Aldermen.
GEORGE h. kITTINGER
Approved by me this Both day OF March. A. d.
Filed by me this SOL, hA ax - MnsTE Mayor SSa
H. Wy W. S Il MlE1h' CIV A e cl lssi'
Date Of first publication. March 81. A. b. 1891.
i ONT RESOLUTION NO. e2-BE IT RE-
solved by the board of aldermen and house OF
biad: - ~''''io' 'A S0'ssoA' ss'1l1-
nat u Is the Intention Of the city council of said
caly 10 Improve Twelfth street from Depot to Pine
street IN said city by grading the same in accord
ahce with the established grade and construed ny
SIDEWALKS on each side of the same. The estimated
Sos. VI sau Improvement is five thousand six hum
ofeo t@oooOl dollars and the cost of said improve
ent, excepting the cost of grading the crossings
sa,J S, asse SEA against the property abntting on
sslu street proposed TO be improved described
aoose ana which said abutting property Is hereby
ne.aaeu 70 De the property benefited by said inn
p.osement All persons owning any aoutting
pypelty a defiilea by section f7l of article
sisnt tot OF The freeholders charter shall I'VE If
,, uays from and after the date of the first
psuoscatloh OF this resolution tile with the city
cielk protest against said Improvement
raised the house of de egates March 81 1891
GEORGE Ii. kITTISGER,
PRESIDENT pro tenn House OF Delegates
@sseo BOARD OF aldermen March IL, 1891
GEORGE w. HALL,
President Board OF Aldermen.
,eoappfoseu oy me this 30th day OF March, A. D..
A1yt. HARRY WHITE. Mayor.
]heu oy me This S0th day of March. A. ID. 1891.
49,. H. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
Dsse " nrsf publication March 81. 1891.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-NOT
DALI doing a general real estate business is This
DAY dissolved by mutual consent, A. p Randall
having purchased u c interest of A. L. Mills A
pay ali bills OF the firm A. i. NiITS "nN
Seattle. Wash, April / 1891
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

-
NOTIcE-CHECk ON DEXrER HORTON
~ Co, signed "Gus Brown, per Felix Brown -
payable TO A Franklin or bearer; payment has
been stopped $3.50
4 FTER THIS DATE THE DONAU BREW
"A ing Company Will not be responsible for any
bills contracted by their agents unless bv order
nom company. DONAU BREWISG IN
NOTICE TO NORTHUMBERLAND FOR
~ cottages, SIS: for two-sJory residences 500
ouiidings erected on installment plan i Fried.
lander 4 Co, architects. Kline & Rosenberg block,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
THE SEAT OF War
- Jnhian Agsat = Psns 1idge
Domevea - lnesmpsssnay.
1 IRlIy PIryeIS OFT / IRESILE
stvs Ne. snssassiz 9tissA -ssate Lssssinr
tive bsaiss Ars ossensstsg--A JsAiia-
sstkss ~ Lssstag saa . Gsesa
D>Ar Danes - usbsashA nevss.

wAssIssros, Jan. THE published
statement that al SOAK Indian asents
are 70 be supplsnssd by army oflieers
10 denied tonight st the Interior and
War Departments. There viii be
change made 81 Pine Ridge Agency,
the seat OF the Indian war. where In
dian Agent koyer 10 IN charge, and
whose removal for lack Of capacity 10
meet the present emergency has been
recommended 70 the President by Sec
rstary Noble and Indian Commissioner
Morgan. IL 10 understood that the
President will make the removal
~ once. and that Capt. Pierce. an army
otfieer mach experienced IN Indian
agency matters will be detailed 10 take
temporary charge OF the agency until
the present Indian troubles are ended.
There is no probability that any of tho
ether Sioux agents will he removed.
The published statement that there WAS
= stormy Cabinet meeting yesterday,
growing out OF the discussion oil Indian
troubles, and that there were Disagree
ments and friction between Secretaries
Noble and Proctor. because Of dis
position on the part of the war secre-
tary to entrench upoa the domain or
authority of the former Indian AFFAIRS
Is authoritativcly denied tonight. The
meeting was entirely harmonious and
the change IN agents at Pine Ridge
agency was determined upon today
with the approval of both these officials.
Secretary Noble approving II as heartily
as Secretary Procto., himself does.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
A TENACIOUS WEIGHT
How Jack Frost Made . Guy OF An Unso-
phisticated Driver.

phtsticated Driver.
Yesterday afternoon y faded horse
and rickety old buggy, manned by a
fellow who, IN appearance. cores
ponded with the aforesaid turnout,
drew up in front of store on Monroe
st. Preparatory to entering the store
he, OF course, threw his hitching-weight
over on the curb-stone, thus thwartipg
all possibility of runaway. After re-
manning IN the store for half hour, he
rnshed ont, and gave a terrific pull on
the weight, (by means OF the strap, }
which nearly dislocated lung. Why?
well, the weight was frozen to the
sidewalk, and frozen hard, too. He
gave it another yank, but it was no 60.
Then handsome young clerk came
out Of the store. He yanked at it once,
and once only. They took HIM to the
nearest drug store for repairs. At this
point In the proceedings things were
growing pretty warm. So with look
of 'do-or-die" the man clasped the
hitching-st to the bride of the horse,
at the same time calling, COUP" The
horse pulled and tugged, at last giving
up in despair. Quite crowd had gath
cred around to witness the circus when
man came along, sized up the situa-
ton, stepped into y store, came out
with hatchet, and, with one vicious
blow, severed the tenacious weight.
Then the man smiled. But the crowd
laughed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
4 LIvnLY RunPus
n<bxaAhs stess LsuHAEasass-I -IAs Atin-
aEes Men oeissssssA

oEes 0ea oeassessaS.
LfsceLs. Nsb.. Jan. THE aftsr-
noon session Of the legislature was
raped - order BY Lieat. Gov. Msikls-
lonn. Both bodies naet IN the House
chamber 10 canvass the returnson ststs
officers - made by the Secretary OF
State. Nsikisjohn announced court
- about 70 proceed sad requested
Speaker Elder 70 open the sealed re-
turns. An Alliance member moved
that il DC the sense OF the joint as
sembly that the Speaker Of the House
pressde. This VAS declared out Of order,
Mslklejehn holding that under the con-
stltution he WAS the proper ofhcer 10
preside until after his success
sor had qualified. Then the
excitement began. Fifty Alliance mena-
bers rose To Their feet on points OF
order calling upon Elder TO exercise
hls rights The uproar continued TIL
late IN the evening, when . CON-
promise resolution Was adopted pro-
viding that the election returns be
femanded To the Secretary OF State and
= recess be taken until tomorrow. The
Republicans and Democrats are
evidently working together Is against
the Independents who have . majority
over all in both Houses. Tonight
caucuses are being held.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

The annual election of the Owashta-
nong Club will be held at the clubs
parlors this evening. There will be
four distinct tickets in the field, and it
is safe to venture the prediction that
the success of any one of them will
result to the positive advantage of the
club. 1t is the expressed desire of the
more active members that the annual
may be favored with large attend
ance. The following gentlemen will
act as judges of the election: Fred T..
Van BuskIrk, George w. Thompson
and Joshua Speed, and the meeting
will be called to order promptly at 7:30.
A fine lunch will be spread in the new
cafe and musical program rendered.
All members should make 1t a point to
be on hand at this meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

Special to tie TKLEssax-HER.LD:
LANSING, Jan. The capitol is
jammed full of happy Democrats from
all parts of the State. They are dane
ing in the lower corridors, and general
hand shaking and congratulations are
taking place III all the other corridors
and alcoves- Gov. Winans is holding a
reception In the executive parlors. Gas
and electricity lend brillIancy to a scene
such as has not been known in Michi-
gan IN years. This finishes the festiv-
tiles. Cows. Luce and Winans will de-
liver messages tomorrow, and Lieut..
Gov. Strong has his committees ready to
announce. An adjournment will prob
ably be taken to give the Speaker time
to arrange the House committees.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
BASEBALL MATTERS.
The Winter Schedule Arranged by the
Owashtanong Club.

The Winter Schedule Arranged by the
Owashtanong club.
The Owashtanong Club has now COM
pleted the organization of four teams
to constitute an indoor baseball league.
The clubs are as follows: The {. W.
Chauncey's are Captain Scharsh,
O'Hara, Burnett, Adams, Neahr, Good
year, stebbins, Kidder, GreuIich, Hentig
and Phelps. The c. W. Blacks are
Captain Beecher, Blake, Hine, West.
wilcox. Linzee, Aibee, Howell, Matter,
White, Rand and Leathers. The George
X. Perry's are Captain Barber, Knox,
Speed, slaght, Strahan, Beescn. Grow.
Jewell. Temple, DetiraH and Psrmen-
ter. The NJ. Ii. Fords are Captain
Boyns, Msngold, stevens, GreenbAum.
Van Buskirk, F. OHara, Fox, Farr,
Parsons. Mcleod and MeQuewan.
A schedule of games has bcen ar
ranged as follows: The Chaunceys
will play the Blacks on February and
20 and March 20; they will play with
the perrys on January 13 and 90,
February "a and March l3, and they
will play with the Fords on January 70,
February l3 aud March and q.
The L. W. Blacks viii play With the
PeTrys on January p, February ~ and
March and q, and they will play with
the Fords on January II and 2, Febru-
ary q and March 10.
The scorer "a +. ]. Adams and the
umpires are ". ID. Pugh. G. Jones. r.
II. smith, J.. T. Brewer. Geo. p. Don
ton and s L. King. Others will be sp-
pointed 90 Eli vacancies "a The above
are killed.
A set Of rules has been lasd down
permitting any member of The owssh-
sanong Club 20 practice on any even
ing except Tuesdays and FTk3ays. Rub
Der -soIed shoes must be worn- Players
wlii not he allowed 10 umpire matched
games or 20 play with any other Club
than their own. Only TIE contestants
will oe allowed on the fooT during q
matched game.
The Dxashtsnonzs have accepted 3
challenge from tie NsrqDeste Cab, cf
Chicago, 10 play q game n Hartman =
Hall on February =. The TsTce ef al
raasssoa t. games has been reduced %
10 cents, sRa ses son tsektts wsl f's sod
at =.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
installation at Luther.

Crescent Encampment, at Luther,
Mich, No. SO, I. o. o. F., have installed
the following officers: G. p. Earl Fair.
banks; II. r.. +. q. Johnson; s. W., III.
W. Newkirk; j. W, u. Nero; r. $,
Chas. Eracy: r. s., B. F. Cooper. This
encampment has made a record of
which IT may be justly proud of. On
the 4th day of November, 1889, their
entire outfit and paraphernalia were
destroyed by FIRE, and at the annual re-
port. December 81, 1889, twenty-seven
members were reported in good stand.
ing. During the year ls90 forty-ssx
members have been added to the n.efn-
bership, and 1892 have been added to
the treasury. 1t now is one of the
largest and best encampments IN the
state. IL also boasts OF having grand
encampment officer among ia mem
bers, IN the person Of Edwin q. John
aOTl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
Ptainfield-Ayenue Church.

At the annual meeting of the Plain
field-avenne Congregational Church,
the reports showed that during the
past year the church raised about $1,000.
II owes only about $50, and there are
uncollecsed pledges to the amount of
about 800. The report of the Kings
Gardeners. composed of young lads
and misses, was especially encouraging,
and all the societies reported cheering
growth and progress. The Old corps Of
officers was reelected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
The Hoosier Legislature.

ISpTASaPoLis, Ind. Jan. The
Democrats OF the House of Representa-
tIves, IN caucus tonight, decided to re-
elect Mason G.. Niblaek, of Vincsnnes,
for Speaker. The Republicans will
place IN nomination. to receive their
50 votes out of 100, Alexander Kess. of
Wabash. The Republicans have de-
cIded To make no captious opposition
to the measures OF the majority. bat to
go just far enough in making record
lD accordance with the party platform.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
A Fatal Runaway.

PrrrsRURe. Pa. Jan. Patrick Car
roll. together with his horse and wagon,
fell over a 3O-foot wall at South sixth
street today. Carroll received injuries
from which he died later. Before the
horse and wagon went over Carroll
threw his young son who was with him
in the wagon into the street, thus saw
ing tie boys life. The accident was
caused by Carroll being unable TO con-
troll his horse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
A Slight Difference.

little disagreement has developed
between the building contractors and
committee OF the First Reformed
Church over claims for extras made by
the former. At a recent meeting OF
The society 81 500 was pledged to pay
demands now due. The church, or
rather the basement of ID will be ready
for occupancy in two or three weeks.
1t is thought that no difficulty will be
experienced in settling affairs amicsbly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08
OUR
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
LINEN SALE!
COMMENCES
Mona,a" Morning, January II.
Monda1 Woyuing, January II.

We shall spread before the Ladies of Grand
Rapids and surrounding cities and villages, such
feast as they have never before enjoyed Our mag
nhcent stock of Table Linens. Napkins Towels
etc, were all purchased for this special occasion
before the celebrated Mckinley bin went into
operation. and we are fully prepared TO offer our
thousands of customers everything pertaining TO
this department at greater reductions IN prices than
ever before We have an unusual supply of Table
Cloths and Napkins in sets, very fine goods, man
ufactured by JOHN 8 BROWN & SONS Bel
fast Ireland which will be included in this Linen
Sale These with the balance OF regular cloths
Napkins, Towels, Bed Spreads etc. etc, viii be
offered at the most tempting prices.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

SVslSsFu1D. O., jan Little Ollie
Boblet, year old daughter of John
:. Boblet. was burned to death last
nlght vhlIe playing with fire. She bad
palied stick out of the tire-place and
was playing with il when TIE flames
caught her dress. The hesh OF her
breast and face were burned to crisp;
her father was badly burned IN sTnotn-
erinr the flames.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

CosHocToS, ONO, Jan. The west
bound Pan Handle passenger train Al
$50 tonight ran into two hand cars
containing 81 workmen one mile east
OF here. Two men. John CHrTsn sud
Robert DAVIS, Of Sseubenvllle, were
instantly killed aud terribly matiisse'1.
Capt. Burgess. of Allegheny. received
Injuries from which be cannot recover.
The other aaen saved Themselves hy
Jumping. Al three Of those killed ard
injured were oid naen with families de-
pending ca taern.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

LASsISs, Mich, Jan. THE House
was organized at $50 this afternoon by
the election of Phil ID. Wschtel, of
Petoskey. rs Speaker, and Lyman A..
Brant, of Detroit, Clerk. In the Senate,
Chauncey Wisner, of Saginaw, was
elected President protein. and A. j.
Murphy. of Detroit, Secretary. Both
Houses adjourned after the work of
organization had been completed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

Held to the Grand Jury for Criminal
Embezxlemene
CHICAGO Jan. The investigation
into the failure of 8. A. Kean Il Co.'S.
bank was concluded this afternoon.
President 8. A. Ksan was held to the
Grand Jury by Justice HAMBURGER in
the sum $4,000, by the charge of crimi-
nal embezzlement. He furnished bonds
and was.liberated.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-08

FrxpLsY .. Jan. "A fire at
McCome, eishs miles west Of this city
at an early hour this morning, destroy.
ed three business blocks, with their
contents snd several dwellings. Loss
So, 600 with small Insa rance. The fire
caught in furniture shop and was
caused hv SPONTANEOUS combustion.