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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

Des Moines, Iowa. Oct. 9.-Notice has been
received by Attorney General Stone that the Buring-
ton. Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad Company
has applied for Injunction against the Iolntrate
order Of the Railroad Commission, issued in August,
400 The Supreme Court has affirmed the consti-
nationality of the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

AB. AND o. DIRECTORY TO BE NAMED.
Baltimore Oct. o CspecaD.-It announced to-day
that at the meeting the Ohio and Mississippi stcckhod-
ers 20 be held in Cincinnati October 10 directory named
BY the Baltimore and 90 viii be elected. hus gistss
that company virtual control.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

Mutuals-Temnlo straight pad 81 30, place 81 UU'
Knapsock place $50 40
Laughing Water and Saxopa withdrawn. Rialto
made the running followed by Hyscinthe Temple ana
the Constannople FLY In the stretch Temple drew ont
and was chased by Knapsack who came fac: when ne
GOT out Of the ruck and beaten only head Hya-
cinthe q length behind him. Neither Bnapsack
Daeo nor Hyacinthe ridden In te highest style OF the
art p Weber iascd Temples price from Sl'O0 to
- sos at which Mr. Dwver BID the colt in. D. Street
fearing MIR. Dwyer might suspect him q having IN
stipated the bidding offered refund him his Streets
part Of the surplus but Of course NJ. Dryer would not
listen the proposal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
ORDERING THE SALE OF A ROAD.

Pittsburg Oct. 9In the United states Circuit Court
today Judge Acheson made an order for the sale o.
the Allegheny Valley Railroad in sixty days The
rder is the outcome Of the suit entered in 1584 by
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company against the de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
BGrHoRNE BREAKS THE PIMLIoo RECORD.

baltimore, oct 9.-MOTe than 1000 people to-day
saw the bay stallion EgthOrne, in the third ana hhaI
heat Of his race, break the record OF Pmhco l"oA'
r. 81, 8, DOW, from, 10 IA the Pavonia mark, 70
o:Is The bay mare Instant was close second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
.pnorxrED GENERAL EASTERN AGENT.

wiIIimantic Conn. oct &C. P. Lamprey, Of
wiuimantc with many years experience In railroad
service has been appointed general Eastern agent OF
The Erie Fast Freight Lines, with headquarters in
Roston. vice C. p. Shepherd, deceased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
TUE PULLMAN ooupAyy,s ASSESSMENT

Chicago, Oct. o tspeclaD.-The Capital stock Com
mtee OF the state Board OF Equalization has decides
20 assess the capital stock Of the Pullman Palace Car
Company at 54s,oe2 Last year the assessment was
81 573335 The committee computes the capital stock
as worth 81 sd on the dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
NEW YORK TRIBUNE SATURDAY PAGES

afIr hoy Wilkes had got h l:-2 Guy outlasted
the others, and change OF drivers behind Gratis Alb
dsiah made difference Tosca ended the :21 class.
| another from yesterday beatng the two
y1vors, Presto and Emperor Wilkes quite handliy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

The Polytechnic football defeated the Long Island
College boys Park yesterday afternoon by the
score OF % 0. The Poytechnics scored II points In
their first half and IL They outpayed the
''sawbones' at all points. Touchdowns made by
Cowpcrthwat o. and Beard Burt kicked four goals
one goal from the field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

Mutuals-Miss Belle straight paid 49, place sl3 %
HOOdlum place Sl1 40.
Carroll did not start Miss Belle took the lead at the
start and closely followed by Kimberly John Cayanagh ana
Hoodlum showed 70 the finishing post Winning
bv head from Hoodlum who had stood desperate drive
fo- nearlv tbree-ouarters Of a mile. Hoodum beat
Kimberly third four lengths. John Cavanagh showed
more speed than anything in the but was ridden
in the widest possible manner. The winner VINO was
entered to be eo!d Cor $500. bid in at si,505.
SIXTH RACE-Sweeptakes for twOyear-od', Of ego cech
with 81 coo added Of which 500 second and 800 to
third The winner to be sold at auction for $1,000.
Allowances. Six furlongs.
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

tie stewards Of the meeting who sustained Messrs s"-
mons and Mcdowell. -
FOURTH RACE-LADDIE STAhE5 TOT s~S 49,
Of which $50 70 second and sloo 10 third. rive ID
below the scale of two races after Asnuss 40
to carry N extra. Msidens allowed ID "Hu n1,.
Of Al 500 or more excluded, and not 10 DAY i'e'''
Oioseu Win ~ Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
GENERAL MANAGER RIsTIYE RESIGNS.
THE CoNNFcT1c1-r CONTROVERSY.

Chicago, oct 9.-George W. Rstine' general manager
~ the Erie Despatch has resigned, 70 take effect OctO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

ODDS A sweepstakes Of $50 each with $1,000 added,
nj which al 900 10 second and $500 10 third. Winners
~ .vo races Of SIS COO or one OF $4,000 to carry n
extra or two OF 900 OF $40 BOO 10 n extra
Non.v.inners of 81 600 allowed n. Beaten maidens
no,oA N Closed with PSI entries. Six furlongs.
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sSAhnO0


surplus Tor the year.
(which. II SO applied. would give DIVIDEND Oh .
per cent on the preferred stock and leave surplus VI
~ "a 600 for the common stock"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
929 BROADWAY.
BEARS TRYING TO MAKE CAPITAL.

fendant company for flnre to pay interest on ii.
bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

SIXTH RACE-SweepAtakcs for three-ycer-ods. Of so
,aeh with 81 600 added. OF which $500 to second and
400 10 third The winner be sold at auction for
$4,000; allowances. Six furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

FIFTH RACE-BICEORf elAhES' iof threc-FtsF-ola7.
A sweepstakes OF 500 each, with $1,000 added OF
which 40 600 to the second and $1,000 TO the third
C1osod win 21s entries One mile and half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

n AntuasCscksman straight paid s27 IS. place $40 a.
Ofpgeuse place e2i Cj.
SIR George was withdrawn. TO good start Luella b,
wa the awsv her closest attendants being Cracks
nan and g. w they passed out Of sight around
NE clubhouse bend Craftsman was in front leading
Lucia b. BY half length To the head Of the stretch
@efe vas but little change, then Craeksman came away
very fast and all the others the whip Orageuse
SHOT up great burst speed but could not have
caught Cracksman II he had SHE'D from mud puddle
and slaekened his speed In sweryng he not only lost
ground but forced Oageuse slightly out OF her course,
@oagh he did not touch her He got under way again
aud By q head Orageuse second three lengths be-
lore T. W. Cook A. CoyingtOn made claim OF foul
against Craftsman but IL not allowed and the horses
were placed they finished Mr. withers appealed from
ne decision Of the judges and the matter was laid before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

FIRST RACE-Sweepstakes for threeyearolds non'wln-
ners Of 81 in 1891 OF so each with SlUOO "oueo
Of which 5000 70 second and 500 20 third Non-"'n-
ners Of 81 900 allowed n Of 500, IL H. Ma leiis
sowed 20 H. The winner Of the first race OF the third
av 10 carry n than he then carried siN FUR
longs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10

Mumas-Lord Harry straight paid - 90, Ilace sc SO
Rosa II. place &c -.
John Lakeland. Early Blossom and Lillian were With
drawn Nutbrown and Lord Harry got the best OF
noo, start while Sir George almost left at the post
In the run 10 the clubhouse Lord Harry went TO the front
and remaining there Throughout the journey won without
Visible effort BY length Rosa H. his closest attendant
for half mile second hreequarters OF length before
Sir George who made up a great deal OF ground
SECOND RACE-Handicap sweepstakes for thIee-year-
ods and upward o each. only - If declared,
with 81 $50 added which $50 second and 500 to
third. one mile and eighth.
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CITT NOTICES.

HoLsE OF DELEGATES JOINT REsoLU,
- tion No 2e.-Be it resolved by the board OF
uefiea and the hon of delegates OF the city Oh
ssaLsle, u session assembled: That IL Is the IN
haon OF the city council Of said city 20 i'm prove
tie aiseg between second and Third street, Dy
sTalhs ana plaaAiag said alley from tciu ~ ola
ht.eet 70 Marion street. in said city: said improve
nsn, 70 consist OF grading and panking the VII ole
width OF said alley said alley be covered BY
plank four inches thick
The estimated cost of grading and pIankng said
ar. y TWO hundred and fifty dollars; the total
.ost OF sald Improvement to be paid by tie aDat-
tihe pfoferty-cwnerS on said alley between the
points named above, and the cost of grading and
laying SAID pan king said alley is TO be assessed
asf.liist the property abutting such alley, and
when said AUDITING property is hereby declared TO
De ire properly benefited by said Improvement All
persons awning any said abutting property. as de-
scfIbed IN tins resolution, shall nave fifteen days
rom and after the date of the first publication OF
lls resolution to die with the city clerk prot ests
against said Improvement.
Passed board Of aldermen this 23d day Of Novem-
Der, 1881 GEORGE w. HALL
President Board OF Aldermen.
Passed house OF delegates this 9th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1891. r. W. JONES.
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this 33th day of November,
1891. H3RPY WHITE Nayor
Flied by me this 30ih day Of November, 1881.
ii. w MILLER (ity Clerk
Published this 4th day OF December 1891.
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CITY NOTICES.

BOARD or ALDERMEN JOINT REsoru.
ID ton. No. 81. w hereas. The city council of he
men oias resolution, No 5s declared its IntelIiian
a. grade and sidewalk Frank stree from thasser
street 20 the norta line OF T. Ponfius addition To
TIE CITY OF Seattle: and,
Whereas, The city council or said city Of Seattle
did on the Both day OF November. a D. 1891. rass
az ordnance. No. 1920 which said Ordinances
fxed and established an assessment district "a r,ro
yiaed in section eight - OF article eight fVIiT1
Of the freeholders Charter, 10 pay FOR such ina
whereas. An assessment roll has been filed he
ihe board Of public works with the city connect
corteiaiHg the names OF the oyner@ whel, knoxsy,
Of all The property IN said assessment Iisfrcf a.
4 when Unknown said property is listed 70 nnEaown
owners and the sum Of Sl.01sS for everv fsnn,
foot Is asse sed against each separate lot ana 49,,
Ell OF land Of the properly In said district neai,
the owners anu properly when known aud agairst
Z the property when the owners are unknoygis afd
II said assessment roll he estimated cost ~ 80
street crossings was assessed against the cite aud
other Thugs were provided in said assessFnen r,il
e required by section eight Isl OF article as,.
lyIILl Of the fseehodeTs charTer; therefore Is -
Resolved by the board OF aldermen ana ks,,,sa =
az delegates Of the city cf Seattle in xszSi,,
assembled. That The city clerk Of the civ - -
a.se Is HEREBY directed to pabIish in the official
uewspapers OF said city, in en- conser,,ti,.a &c.,
a me same, notice that said roll has heen sI.5
ty Che board o. public works with "a i ciTv ee.,y-
eli, and thai al persons owning land ia said a.
sskaent district No 70 Dereansre.i 10 annesr ,sd
GiHoojeetions with the city clerk ii any t,a,, 49,,
have. on or before me 1stn day of December. s
D. 1872 against said assessment roll or she taxes
or assessments made therein or the same VII ~
approved, Il found correct by the city council q,
said time "
And Is hereby further ordered ana resolved
that there be joint session OF the civ colInril On
2oth day Of Decemher Il. D. 1891 to hear of,iee-
TONS II any, against said assessment roll IA -
DO oeJeciions are nad., Tor the approval thereof
MEMBER, 1881 GEORGE W. HALL.
President Board Of lderulen
Passed house OF delegates this So;h day Of No
vember, 1891 II. w. JONES
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this 18th Gay of December.
1891 GEORGE w HALL Mavar
Filed by me this lib day OF December 1881.
III. ". MILLER, City Clerk
Published this 18th day of December x ID lsa1
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE on TRADE.


SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-The produce markets
were very quiet today. Oats, barley aud corn
were in liberal supply. Offerings OF wheat were
moderate but there is no export demand. Bran
and middlings were unchanged. Other mill
stuffs were steady.
The vegetable market is overstocked with to-
matoes Other varieties were steady. Tho
potato market Is doing better with lighter re-
ceipts.
The demand for fresh fruits Is light and con-
fined to choice apples and grapes and winter
pears. Citrus fruits are plentiful and fairly
active.
The dairy produce market is nrn for fresh
butter under light receipts. Choice ranch eggs
were stiffiy held at top quotations.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Flour, 5000 quarter sacks,
barley, 600 centals; wheat, 10000 centals,
potatoes 5000 sacks; bran, 1900 sacks; raisins,
400 boxes; wine, 10000 gallons.
Flour-Family extras, s540(1150 per bbl.;
bakers extras. s.. 300o540: superfine, sS4D01365.
Wheat-sl.soGlsil4 with perhaps sLs21s per
GENITAL for something choice.
Barley-Feed, sLo5lSl07la for dark coast; s1.1o
@ill14 for good quality sll21a for choice;
brewing. sl.15G5L22l2 per GENITAL.
Oats-Surprise, Sl.5jtol.6 2l2: milling, 81. S7Is0
I42l@: good TO choice, 81 3st5i Az: of grades,
s1.SA9i52l !: gray. ST. S5GL40; black, sl45(9LS
Per GENITAL for Oregon and sl6OSI9O for Cali
Corn-Large yellow. 8. 2ssfai. 80: small vel
low, $l.35sIS6l<; white $l.4U(11 42i5 per GENITAL.
Wool-spring: Foothill, per H.. 1G9lso;
northern, lS(G22c; Nevada, 15(GlSc; Oregon val
ley, 1Stt2l; Eastern light, l66slsc heavy, Ie(1l3c
Fall: Mountain-Light and free, 1l65l2o; heavy
and poor, @Gl0c. PIains-Heavy aud poor,
7tGSe; good, 9l1i0c Lambs-Poor to choice. so
12c. Northern-Free, choice, 15(gl6c; defective,
lSGlic.
OPTIONS.
Call board saes-Wheat-Buy 1891, slsida
1SlA; closing, sl.Sl; buyer season, SIS 901s;
closing, 81. S914.
Barley--Buyer 1891, and season, sLl711ssL ~;
closing, sL17is.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, zoe; telegraphic, 27lSc. Sterling
bils-Bank, s4.s3; sight. Sls6; commercial,
$3.50. Silver bars-95l 4G952sc. Mexican dol
lars-74s4 g7514c
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REso.


Whereas, The city council of the city of Seattle
has heretofore by house OF delegates Joint rsolu-
ton 20 - declared It's intention 10 grade and side
walk Market street, from the north side of orange
street 10 the south line of section a townshin 81
north, range east, in the city of seattle: and
Whereas, The city council OF said city of Seattle
did on the Both day of November A. ID 1SaI
Cass an ordinance No, 1909, which said ordinances
nxed and established an assessment dIsirct as rr
vidcd IN section eight (S of article eight (VIII1 of
the freeholders charter 70 pay for such improve
ment and
the board of public works with the civ couucfl
containing the names of the owners when known
Of al the property ia SAID assessment district and
wneh unknown sara properly Is lisiedto unknown
owners, and the sum of 1851 for every front Z, OF
assessed against each separate lot and parcel of
tfnd OF the property in said district against the
owners aud property when known. and against
the property when he owners are unknown and in
SAID assessment roll the estimated COST of the street
crossings was assessed against the citv and other
things We're provided In said assessment roll as re-
CURED by section egl (SJ OF article eight fyIII1
o. the ireeiioiders charter, therefore, be II
Resolved. By the board Of aldermen and house of
deesaes OF the city of Seattle ia session assembled
directed 10 publish III the official newspapers Of
said city IN ten consecutive issues OF the same a
notice that said roll has been iled by the board of
puoic works with the said city council and that all
parsons owning land in said assessment district No.
~ oe required aprear and tile objections with the
cliy cieFk, IL any they may have. or before the
zsth day OF December, A. d. 1891 az ainst said as
eessmeht ron, or the taxss or assessments made
therein or the same will be approved If found cor
rect by the city council az said time.
Anc II IS hereby ordered aud resolved that there
pei JOINT session OF the city council on said 2Sth
DAY OF December, A. ID. 1891 to hear objections IL
any against said assessment roll, and il no objec-
IONS are make. for the approval thereof
fassed the board OF aldermen this S0th day Of
NoFember, Il. ID. 1881. GEDNGE w. HALL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house of delegates this Both day OF No
Vember, n ID. 1891. r. w JONES.
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this nth day of December A.
" 1871. GEoRE w HALL. Mayor.
Filed by me this II tn day Of December, 1891.
IL. w. NJ iLLER CITY Clerk
Fublshed this 18th day of December. 1891.
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from &c 70 sc higher than yesterdays closing
brit quickly weakened, prices declining 20.
Then the market rallied &c, again declined
lsc, advanced A4c, sold Of . cents. ruled irregu-
lar and the closing WAS sc lower than yeSIsr-
day. Receipts were l,-5i.ooo bushels; ship
meats. 95l eco.
Whcat-Easy: cash, oi}sc; May, s7s1Es77.a
CONFIRM; cash, 5ssg,a5lsc: May, $3.50.
oats-Essy; cash. sSes May, 81 s9Sil4c.
Rye-Quiet: sec
Barley-Qniet; SOC.
Pork-Easy; cash. sss71S; Nav. sIiso
lard-steady; cash, s0071ag6.lo; new May
s5471S1s6.30.
sho-t ribs, s. nos 50; short clear, sa7oG5.so,
shoulders. 81 S7l8(eSAso.
Whisky-sl.lS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. u.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000.
lower; prime export and shipping steers, &i65(9
5.75; Christmas steers. s6,Q056l0. others, $3.50
80; stoekers, s2-2CsG275
Hogs-Reecipts, $500; steady az yesterdays
decline; rough and common, sL6oG3S.65; primo
mixed and packers, So S.so; prime steady and
butchers weights, s.. s0S9S.95; ltght, sS+0g270.
Sheep-Reeelnts, 400; frmer and steady; na-
tive ewes. s2.09gA25: wsthers. t&IlQs5.0o; west.
sEnS, sLS1Q54.4a
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bosros, Dec. 1L-Ciosing:
Atchisou. ......... 425sSan Diego. .,...... Is
BurlingtOn........ l0535 Bell Telephone l97
Mexican Central. 2s&
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COrNTY NOTICES.


NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs-NOTIcE
~ Is hereby given that bids accompanied by
plans, speci hcations and strain diagrams VIII be
received By the board of coanty commissioners OF
King county at the Office of the auditor OF said
county until Tuesday. January s. 1892 az O'Clock
p. m, for the construction and completion OF a
wagon bridge over the Snoquaimie river az the
hop ranch In said county
said bridge to consist of one span of $50 feet in
the clear and necessary and suitable approaches to
produce grade Of not TO exceed one foot IN ten.
Bottom OF bottom chord to be 20 feet above low
water mark. Piers TO be steel, tubular and TO ex-
tend at least feet below surface of the ground.
Bridge span entire to be painted one good coat
OF mineral paint after erection. Top chord 10 be
covered with No. 20 galvanized iron. painted on
both sides Bid TO specify price for span complete,
including piers and price per lneal foot OF bent
work trestle.
Certified check of $3.50 must accompany each
bid TO be forfeited to the county by the successful
bidder In case he ia Is to enter into contract
within five days of date OF award Bonds In the
full sum OF the contract price will be required
The board reserves the right TO reject any and all
bids.
Dated at Seattle, December 8, 1891.
4. a. TWICHEEL, County Auditor.
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The Hon Crop of 1891.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Dec. 1.-THE hop crop OF
1891, as computed by the Nee England Home
stead is 243,31S bales. grown on 51,9j4 acres as
compared with 20i.Si9 bales. grown on 1852
acres, last year. The new crop aggregates p.
$4,000 pounds in New York state aud about half
this quantity In Washington; 100000 pounds
ia California, ana 100000 pounds in Oregon, a
very considerable increase over last year. The
Wisconsin crop was practically failure. Two
thirds of the new crop is already in second
hands, having been sold at an average of 1913
cents per pound 20 date. against 30 cents for last
years crop. The Homestead reports confirm tho
earlier statements of foreign shortage
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Are YOU going East this fall or winter? II 50
take the Northern Pacific Are your friends
coming West 10 yisits Then suggest to thsIa
that they take the Northern Psciae as IL IL thu
only direct lire 70 Puget sound and Washington
poiutA No change OF cars or recheekIng OF bag.
gage. Be sure your tickets read via the North
sru Pacific railroad.
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Notice.

The Seattle agents Of the n. P. r. r. Co.. are
now selling coo mile tickets for 800, good on n.
Z. main line and branches in Idaho. Washing.
ton and Oregon, also good over the o. & W. 7.
T. T., s. L 5. x L. Ry. and y. 2. trains running
over the 3. & \. Ry.
Tickets good for one year from date OF pur.
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THE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL.
4 be paid upon presentation at the city treasu-
rers Office. No Interest allowed after fifteen days
nom first publication OF this notice:
1890 road fund warrants NOS 8, 034 to g. 1870 in
elusive
Fire fund warrants. Nos. 500 TO 603 inclusive
Public health warrant No. 81.
WILLIS l.. Mis-, City Treasurer
Date OF first publication, December 10. 1891.
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COUNTY TREASURER'S TAX NOTICE.
~ Notice is herebv given that the Sd day Of
December, 1891, volumes one and two of the 1891
tax books of King county, Washington embracing
all unplatted lands of said county, and the tax
book containing the assessment OF all personal
property for the year 1891 in said county, were
turned over to me by the county auditor tor the
collection OF the taxes thereon.
To all payers of taxes who shall pay the same
within the year for which they assessed there
VIII be an allowance of rebate of three per cent. If
paid before o'clock p. IN, January l.
1892, and IL not paid on or before o'clock D. M
March l. 1892, said taxes VIII then become de-
linquent and penalty of ten per centum will
,hereupon he added and from the said first day of
March, 1892, all such unpaid taxes and penalty
will bear interest at the rate of twenty 200 per
cent. per aniium until paid
Taxes are payable al the county treasurer's Of
fee, Seattle, King county, Washington, from 8
O'Clock a. N. till o'clock p m
BYRON PHELPS,
County Treasurer