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nRnrosEn AMENnMENr 80. - pRoP.

DRoP0SED AMENDMENT No. "a PROP
L o>}tIoB 20 amend sections 40 aud Il o. article
TX. Of tie fieeholdeEs charter. adopted october l.
A. d. IS90.
Resolved That section 40 OF article IN. the
freeholders charter be amended 10 read as
follows:
SECTION 40 There is hereby created an auditing
committee which - consist OF the mayor, pres
tSent % the beard al aldermen, president 81 the
house of delegates ar3 comptroller. Toe mayor
shall be tae caa8r-aan o. ne committee an6 the
comptroller shall DC secretary, eut in the absence 81
either from any meet Il she committee tenn
Torary chairman or secretary may e= chosen by
the committee 20 sct Ior the tigle being.
~at4 com u8ltiee shan held ststess meetings once
n each month Aud may afjoura from sims TO
time, II shall De the dutv OF said committee -
examine al csius aad demands against the city
az whatsoever nalure sud 10 recon mend To the
city ctFnnci the allowance or disaliowance of the
same any part thereof except salaries Of city
officers as 6xed by tats charter.
THREE members 81 the committee shan cousti-
tDte QuaTan for sAe transaction OF bus usSs. but
$ less number meet a1i5 4jiourn from tim -
ttrle
Resolved That section 81 % article X. ~ Tie
freeheldsrs charter De amended 50 As 70 read IS
fellows:
SECTION a.. All demands. bills aud claims whIch
may arise against the city, inc&RainS the payuls ~
OF al employees o. The city. whether aG4er ssgal=
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tal. 22lS: chevalier, ST. Dal4 IS per GENITAL fos
standard: lower grades, sli7is1i9 per GENITAL.
al. 47ls: good to choice. 81 .sSel45 off grades,
slNeLS,iS; gray, ASissi.4e: black. 81 400
80 per GENITAL for Oregon. and sl.eotGl.so Tor
Corn-Iarge yellow. sL2se1z7,S: small yel.
low. 81 soti. S214; wheat, s.sSSaLSo per Genital
wool-spring foothill, per pound, i6t4isc;
northern. 1s(122c: Nevada, l5(alsc; Oregon
valley, ISt92lc; Eastern--Lght, l6solsc: heavy,
l261l5c fall-Mountain-Lght and free, lid
iSc: heavy and poor, Satllc. Plains-Heavy and
poor. aDsc: good, 9tnI0c Lambs--Poor 70
choice, Seize. Northern, Tree. choice, 15<G16c:
detective, l3Qt14c.
oPTIoSS
Call board safes: Wheat-Buver 1891 81 s6O
l.ssii, closing at si.s6; buyer season, 81. s01k8
L9Osa closing at $190i<.
Bariey-Buyer 1891. Al2l<, buyer season,
81 lSS3l lSss, closing at 81 ISL,
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sisht, 15c; telegraphie. acc Sterling
bills-Bank, sAsI1s;, sight, As5; commercial,
Asl. Silver bars-s4l 4(G94ssc. Mexican dollars
-741745ac.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO "A PRoPo-
siIion 70 amend sections three 81 five 90 and
adopted October /, A. ID. 1890
Resolved That section of article " of the free
lows: ." "' ~ ie@" - ioi'
:, SECTION 3. AT the general election in 1892
.ners snail De elected In each ward in the city one
nlsihpst OF the board OF aldermen and one member
OF the house of delegates. AT the general election
OF 1872 the five members OF the board OF aldermen
receIving the greatest number Of votes shall hold
Office for four years and the other four for two
Years and In the OF a tie vote the length Of m.
es snail al the hrst session. and before transact
rug any other business be determined by lot Az
each subsequent general municipal election enourh
nioss.hsn snail be elected from the respective
Nains 10 succeed those whose terms are about to
expire and the aldermen so elected shall each hoid
Office tor four years ~ ~ "oia
Tie members elected TO the house OF ae,eyate.
ehaH each hold Office two years. Each me.nber -
tither house shall further hold eifice until his snc
,n s,i, elected and qualified Each member Of
.he city council shall have an annual salary 81
three hundred dollars. 70 be paid monthly: pro-
h aasa mat AFTER the population Of the city shall
by any official census, such salary shall he
she sum of six hundred dollars Der
annum payable annually. deduction OF
i've dollars shah be made nom each mem.
bers salary who shall be absent from any
n.e.ang on MS respective house. unless said mem.
Der shall certify on his honor that said absence
was caused by illness or unavoidable absence from
'h ee e.ty ~ tn ne time Of the meeting.
holders charter, be amended SO TO read as fol-
~ y <No ueulDef on either house shall hold
hnS other municipal Office or be an ernnloye of Inc
cy or either OF said houses. or be interested In any
.Saaiaet Win The city or with or for any depart
tAereoL -, S'APAOSo
fach member upon taking Office shall make and
e tn me ONCE OF the city clerk an oath that he will
s.iuily comply with and abide by all the require
nnenis OF THIS section. and the violation of any Of
~ or this section shall work forfeiture
ot MS membership and warrant his expnls ON from
the house 70 which he belongs
nssolVsu lhat section of article w. of the free.
lows: ~ 10 W 'eau rs fV
sec. :. The house shall meet I'm separate cham.
80, majority of either house shall consti-
80 80 = quorum, but less number may adjourn
ein uay 10 DAY, or TIL the time of the next regu
.ni meetlng, aud may compel the attendance of alb
sent members In such manner and nnder such
paailies as each house shall prescribe Tor itself
a Sn"ruin or each OF the two houses of the city
Suuncli assembled IN Joint convention shall he n
Ssofan Oh y joint convention of the city council
H. W. MILLER
Clerk OF the City of Seattle
bate or hrst publication November IA lSai
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DROPOSEp ANES pNENT No. IA PROP
j csitIan 10 amend section g. section q aud sec
tiou = % article NIX Of ne freshol3ers charter.
adopted October !. \. .. 1890
Resolved That section : u article XIX. OF TIE
f-eeSol8ers caAgSer ia amended SO as 20 read %
fol 5nWs.
SECTION 3. Unless otherwise expressly provid a
~ this charter the term 81 every aepontivs o5Gr<
shalt exrire on December 81 az each year
Resolved That section 8 OF article NIX. of tas
freehaldeFs charter DC amended 30 as 10 read a.
follows
SECTION .. II any appointlve Gee become "a
c&Gt lie Al..14 " E!-e4 IA IAe same manner
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Clerk of the City of Seattle,
Date of first publication, November IA 1891.

DROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ga PROP
osition to amend section 2 of article XIII of
the feeholders charter, adopted October /,
A. ID. 1890.
Resolved That section of article XIII OF the
freeholders charter be amended so as to read as
follows:
SEXTON 2. The city council may subject to the
provisions of the constitution and laws of this
slate and section 80 OF art Gle W. of This char
ter, from time TO time, but at one time TO ex-
coed In par value one hundre thousand dollars.
issue bonds for and in the OF The city of Se-
stle. pledging the faith and property of the city
for the paymen thereoi, Of the par value of one
thousand dollars each, payable at such period
shall be fixed by the city council. not exceeding
twenty We rs after the date thereof, with interest
not To exceed five per cent. per annum, with such
further terms and conditions the city coun ell
shall by ordinance prescribe to be denominated
public park bonds of the city OF Seattle, and shall
sell the same 10 the highest bidder. but less
than their par value, and the proceeds thereof
shall be paid to the city treasu and be portion
of he city park fund, created In section of this
article. The proceeds of the sale of said bonds
sh I'll be used in the purchase of land for park or
parks. or the improvement of such parks, or the
construction of BUILDINGS therein the construc-
tion,improvementa and ornamentation OF park ways
drives and boulev ards in the city. the planting
of trees. shrubs and flowers and other Ornamental
tcn and improvements In the parks, park ways
H. w MILLER.
Clerk of the City of seattle.
Date of first publication. November IA, 1891.
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n.,. SlerF * ihe city OF Seattle
pate Of first publication >ovealhef IA. ISsf'

pk9foSHn AMKNnMt No "a prop.
el;iea 10 amend sect. / apa q If artlcle
1s me ffeeaois.srs char ssopted October i.
nssssosysd that seetioa Of aels VII. Of IN.
filess.s Charter be asnencea as 10 read as
ss ssrioS The polscs eepa.s 4 shah r.. mn
Nhsns management II tee %. eogafnlssioS
Ar sash ooasist q tie iaArsi T.. halc worgs
ns.' NSyor, who shall be pAAtFat, 81 The c..,,.
shall a. 10 meinhe % the board Ollie WORKS
~ police rofaFnSssi asfa or or s5Ss taks
Dor s par "a any eiectica eace % hs vote
rse.Ips s 70 inasrnce or coa1rsi 1he arsla 81 Anv
inrix =, er employee Of said dep rtnsens know.
t,,n sotE Of the police f,-ce. a. - ssa sul en-
v,oissioea 20 ser any political rnFNoso 3 eavpSs
shai he 81 any 81 the provss as ea thst ou
shs ~ srson guilty Of such va a. a TN ar
sass nave power 10 convene Faga aas.s \ -
- u5ne ard places WITHIN -.- aiF a. "
"a Reasonable Notice as 10 M zen r
ss,.5 'ss lake psrt To the dseerA sef ee
So het shall aat vote sXvept tasp = Sd
va ne may east the coutFoiiiuxa
v,ay quorum 20 do business shall a. oF ffs,
eonesre :, one ~ when may be the tN$ Ia
H. lehce of a majority Of those ~ - a
g. 70 vote shah be necessary 10 an n. Ne<
VT UT OF the commission Y
Aays' s 49, tAFy 81 the board OF public ",
- 49, the custody 81 all the roc,rtx "a
s slleais 81 the police CONN, issfou and -
eeyfsne sech place as tie city couael
4 n 8, That subdivision oseconas os,.s,t,,
smenT.s,l - =. -, - 90 ne fEeehoders charter e
- ena-fhs board sf ta,'ics .o,,,,,t.sao,.,
eonncu 81 VtssSuFIeaes ARD approval Of ths e{r,,
pont M. az - 80 NS.Fs atlen assembled shat as
snt'-ste Niiie! O police ard he Shnt, s,si,s .
poies" ~ p9'.ee cfiloers aud rexa and s's.ssi
rrova ef a. Setss'iNe o'iSsrs ssigl est 10 the AZ
cent a. In al 81 police con, f5 fSstorer. 81
a. Is ~ Shls article etherWss pT,S'ss 10 -,
.a.nsrs o may tclnl time 10 So -, -
er,srs,x tas cAieI "a police OF Anv az go 49,.
drtsr,1s.i SNN f~su az ur special tsl5,. -, -
s-en Jus, ~ Tor such cause a. 10 them saSl
nsosaf or slss..ssI. ~. Ne ground of such ~.
conns.sess ioSeihsg With the nanss ~ ne
TO the pots. sslng therefor. Ev.-v sn,c.nts.
ALE 4, god character tor henestxy 49,. zoe nssa
ssa Tie EaslisA lanxuss. .ns -, SO, saeT ely.
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Portland Wheat Market

PORTLAND. Nov. 1S-tSpecial.l Wheat
Prices tirmer, though but little is doing
locally. Valley, s1.65(1l.7o; Walla Wala, Sl.60
GL62l5 per centsl. Receipts were ll,5ll centais.
Shipments to United Kingdom, &c, 732 cent g.
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FOREIGN MARKETA
FINANCIAL

LONDON, Nov ls-Bar silver, ss5 hne. tS9ed
per or Consols, Iss4-s5, ll5tDil6. Bullion sent
out of Bank OF England, f61.00o. Bank OF Eng.
land discount rate, per cent.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Standardization cfYey
sparingly; No red winter, S. sgd; steady;
spring, unchanged.
Corn-HoIders offer futures moderately, and
supply OF spot is poor; spot Is Sd; November 50
SID. firm; December, IS $50, steady; January,
SIS SD, steady
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PROPOSITION TO AMEND SECTION
~ five (5) and six (6) of article fifteen XVI of
the freeholders charter. adopted October J. a.
ID. 1850.
Resolved. That section 5, of article XIV. OF the
fre holders charter be amended SO as to read as
follows:
SECTION 5. The corporation counsel shall have
full supervisory control of al the litigation of the
Bile attorney assistant. for whose acts he
shah be responsible who shall serve during the
pleasure OF the corporation counsel and be known
ns the CITY attorney. Said city attorney, subject
To the supervision Of the corporation counsel all
perform the duties set forth in section of this
art Gle. and such other duties as NAV be required
of him by the corporation counsel The corpora
tion counsel shall also appoint clerk or stem
ographPr whose duty IL shall be attend the cor
poraton counsel al his Office and elsewhere and
his direction do such clerical or steuographlc
work apper.a aiming 10 the business OF the CITY as
may be required Of him. Said clerk sha be re-
movable at The pleasure OF the operation coun-
sci and shall receive such compens Al ion as the
city council by ordinance may determine
Resolved, That seciion o OF O ticle XIV of the
freeholders charter be amended SO as to read as
follows:
Sec. Is. 1t shall he the duty of the CITY attorney
TO conduct all prosecutions for public ofenSes COM
mitted against any Of the ordinances of the civ
and appear for that purpose in any court wherein
the same may be penilng. Ii shall also he his
duty TO commence actions all forfeited bail
forfeited. and shall diligently prosecute the same
No action bail bond shall be com proinis ed ex-
Cept by the ant hpritv OF The city council When
uCgneut has been rendered IN action on a bail
und and any pr rperty is exposed for sale on exc
cutiou 1T such action the CITY attorney NAV hid
and, II neces AIRY, purchase said property for and in
the name OF the city. at price not exceeding the
amount OF judgment recovered Oh such bond.
II. W. MILLER
CLERK Of the City of seattle
Date of first publication, November Ia 1901
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Date OF first publication

DRoPoSFD AMEN DM EN- I No. IA PROP
4 0sittun to amend section ! and section . OF
article ANIl.. of the ireeholders Charter adppted
October J, =. u. 1880.
Resolved. That section 81 article XVII. Of the
feeehoiders charter, be amended 50 as TO read as
follows.
eE rIoS !. The mayor shall receive annually a
salary u $1,000 10 be paid monthly.
The annual salaries OF he other elective officers
OF tis city snail be payable monthly and shan be
IS follows
Treasurer and tax collector. $4,000; corporation
counsel So 900; slant corporation counsel and
city attorney. - GU0s city Gle X. - 600
Resolved. That sectiun OF article XVII of the
freoeholcers charter. be amended as 10 read as
follows:
see. z. No officer OF the city shall receive hny
Compensation for his services IS such OF cer <
cept by salary PAYABLE monthly. which. when not
prescribed by this chsrter. shall be nxed bv the
Guy council by ordinance N sAisry Of any officer
fixed by the city Gil shaEhe increased al r
his appointment OF dur1g the term for which lie
shall have been elected @. appointed
II. ". MILLER
CLERK 0! the City Of Seattle
Tl4re - N-Gf rFsh ferr.a har T-QF
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MERcHANnIsx ANp rRopucs REcElrrs

Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rail-NorEhern Pacific,
$40 tons; Columbia 4 Puget Sound, Is tons. Sc
attic. Lake shore & Eastern. $40 tons. By water
J. K. Mcdonald, 100 tons; W. +. Munroe, 20 tons;
Cascade, 20 tons; Multnomah, IA tons; Puget
Sound and Alaska Steamship Companys boats,
tons; State of Washington, tons; Glide, 4
tons. Total receipts, LOLA tons.
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DROrOSED AMENDMENT NO lO-A PROP
l. ostion TO amend the freeholders charter Of
the city Of Seattle, adopted October l. A D. 1890
by repeating article sixteen lANi) o: said charter
charter Of the city OF seattle, adopted October /
a. ID. 1890, be and the same hereby is repealed
II. ". MILItR
Clerk Of the city of seattle
Date OF first publication, November IL 1881
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ia PROP
l. osition 10 amend section ii of article TX. of
the freehoiders charter, adopted October /, A.
ID. 1890
Resolved, That section IL of article TX of the
freehoiders charter be amended so as to read as
follows:
SECTION IA The city council shall on before
the first Monday in September in each year by
ordinance fix the rate of taxes to be levied, and
levy the taxes upon all taxable property, both real
and personal In the city needed tosraise sufficient
revenue to carry on the different departments of
the municipal government for the ensuing fiscal
year; prov ded that AT the making of such levy in
september In 1892, and in each subsequent year,
the council shall increase such annual levy as il
needed for sub ensuing years expenses by the
addition thereto of not les, than one tenth more
than enc fifth OF such rate of levy, such additional
levy to be continued until the current receipts
from all sources sufficient to meet the current
expenditure II W. MILLER,
Clerk of the City Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication November Ia. 1891.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.

During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Northern Pa
cinc, as tons; Columbia x Puget sound -
tons: Seattle, Lake snore & Eastern. 100 tons
BY waier-Columba, 1850 tons: J. K. Melon
aid, So tons: W. T. Munroe, % tons Puget
Sound and Alaska Steamship Compsnys boats, "a
tons; State of Washington, - tons; Buckeye. 10
tons: Cascade, tons: Multnomah, tons; San
Juan, tons; A. r. Robinson. 5 tons; Glide, 8
tons Total shipIuents qsI
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Tacoma Wheat Market.

TACOMA, Nov. ls.-[spe cial. THE Tacoma
grain market today was strong and upwards.
Considerable demand was felt and prices closed
firm and high. Quotations: Club, sL0l; blue
stem 81 o.
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CTrr NOTICES.

monthly salary or not. except salaries of city off,
GERS as Fixed by This charter shat be duly verified
as hereinafter provided and be filed with the secre
tary OF the auditing committee. who shall file and
number the same in order Of presentation and re-
Ter the same 10 the auditing committee for action
whose duty IL shall be 10 recommend the allow
ance or rejection of the in whole or ia ma Il
and u allowance be recommended TO designate the
particular fund from which they are 70 be paid and
lndorse upon the back OF each claim or demand the
Gate Of the recommendation Of its xIiovnncaor 70
lection, the amount 10 be allowet and also The sec
lion OF the CT arter. number of ordinance numb r
OF contract, resolution or order under which the
said claim or demand Authorized or con-
traeted for. These ind 5rsemenfs shall he VERIFIED
by the signature of the chairman and Secretary of
the auditing committee. All claims or demands
efter being audited by said Committee shall be
ton N NJ MTIfEp
Clerk OF the City of Seattle
Date of first publication Noyemhar IA 1-qI
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DROfOSED AMENDMENT NO. "A PRO-
l. position TO amend article XIV. OF the free
holders charter, adopted October /, A. u. 1890,
by T pealing section of said article
Resolved, That section 3, of article XIV, of the
freeholders charter, adopted October /, A. D.
1890, be and the same hereby is repealed.
II. W. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication November Ia 1891
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ClerE 0! the City OF seattle
Date OF aFst publication November Il, 1881.
nRnpnsrn ANr.Nn MENr ~ L.

DR0POSED AMEN DME%r NJ IA PROP
osiIiDn To amend article XVIII OF TIE tree
holders charter, adopted October A. r. 1890 by
repeating section Twelve y OF sad article
Resolved That section u % article NNITI Of
the freebolders charter be sn8 the same hereby IS
repealed. II. ". MILLER
Clerk OF the citv OF ~AAttla
Date OK first publication. Noven ser Ia lssl
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EASTERN MARK ETS.
SILVER PURCHASES.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 1S.-Four thousand
one hundred and thirty-six ounces OF silver
were purchased today at prices ranging from
947.5 to $40
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Date OF first publication November Ia, 1891.

DRoPosED AMENDMENT NO. ia PROP
osition to amend section II of article Y. of
the freeholders charter. adopted October /, A. D.
1890
Resolved. That section II of article X of the
freeholders charter be amended to read as
FOLLOWS:
SECTION IL. The board of health shall, with the
consent of the city council, appoint inspector
of interior plumbing of water. steam and gas of all
buildings within the city, with the powers of a
policeman, or may devolve the duties of such in
spector on member of the police force. The city
council shall by ordinance define the duties of such
Inspector and regulate all interior plumbing of all
buildings with due regard for the health OF the city,
H. w. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date Of first publication. November II, 1891.
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NEW YORK xERcHANDrsE.

W" tVAh
Hops-Firm.
Cofee-options closed steady. 5 TO 25 points
up. Sales were 4i,5o1 bags, including De-
cember, sl27oGl275; January, slZ5Sttl2 s.;
February, Sl2O spot Rio, stead F: Ne. :, lie
sugar-Raw, higher. Fair refining. 80 bid /:
centrifugal, 96 test, 319c bid. Renned-Firm
and unchanged.
Copper-Nominal.
1in-Closing steady. Straits, sle.Sa
Iead-strunger. Domestic, sass
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Nov ls-The wheat market was
quiet today, tho opening about TIE same as yes
teriay's closing, ruled easy and then declined
ssGssc; then rallied ssalac, ruled steady for a
while and then advanced r.. The market
then declined $4Q3}sc and closed about the same
as yesterday. Receipts were $4,000 bushels:
shipments, $4,000 bushels.
Wheat-Close steady: cash. 931kc: December,
$3.50: My, sl.0lssGL01l1
Corn-Easier; cash. S3l4c: May 427Sc
Rye-Firm: SIC.
Barley-Nominal; Soc
Flax-s'eady; 94c.
POrk-Steady; cash, s.. 80; January, sll 20
Lard-sieady; cash, s6l7l1G15.20; January.
Sc 27IaDeS0
shoulder.-s5 oOs5 I. short clear, &C. 100 90
short ribs, s. sotbs.25.
Wnisky-sLls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. IS-Cattle-Receirts. l4oO0.
fairly active aud steady: prices, "a e9CS %: no
prime or extra steers on sale; Others x3 7Jte %;
s,ockers, g. 25S2 90: Texans, s275
Hogs-Reeeipts, COCO; active and s.eady to
lower; rough and common, s. 7Oes3 50; n ,xed
and packers. 81 so(d3 -; prime heavy, a. $50
400; light, 81 40gSsJ: pigs, So 0s0t3 g.
sheep-Rece pts, 7,G10; steady; native ewes
s2.51Gll To- mixed, a4&ygI33; wethers, 81 10
SIS; Westerns, 81 i0ld,l79.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET
BosToS Nov. 1s-ClosiuE:
Atchison.. Az burlington ITO
Mexican Central 20ss san niegJ....... o.. 10
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err NOTICES.

peen resident of this city tor at least one wear
preceding MS appointment. ANY a y irtaa here
a4ler a. oinied. except the chief Of police shaI,
MT oe iess than Is nor more than afty wears of
age anG must possess such physical auaIifcaffons
n VIII enable him to pass a satisfactory rnedscai
examination under such rules and reguIafIons az
may De prescribed by the police commission
II. W. MILLER
Clerk OF the City of Seattle
Date OF hrst publication y November IA 1881.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-19
MRS. JULIA LONSDALE.
LAO ID Street, Tacoma, Wash,

Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscriptions: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.