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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YoRK. April 6.-The stock market opened
this morn ing with burst of activity, and larger
number Of stocks were traded in than u ual OF
late The msrket was decidedly strong in the
early dealings, and after opening advances Of
from y to H per cent. further fractional gains
were scored over the entire list but PSI tisl re-
action followed in the latter portion of the hour.
The leading stocks maintained firm 'front.' how.
ever and despite the realizing sales the concession
from the best prices was Insignificant. An active
business was transacted throughout the hour, and
at 1 O'Clock the market was still fairly active
and firm at close to the beat prices reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. April 4.-Cattle
The demand was good aud prices closed firm !;
extra 5a.a6 good 5sss55s; medium .5t fair
45sa47sc; comm N 4As4 y; calls 37st41s; fat
COVE 2a4a4 per 10 Mich Cows $25s5O pr mead.
Mich Calves SAFE psr Id. shoep-extra 6AsG III
good 5al 6; medium 81. Ii common 4s4 10 i;
culls 4s4 y per H. Lambs 5s7lAc. Market fair
ly active and 6rm. Hogs we're active and prices
advanced in sympathy with tho West; Westerns
7Aa7la pr Id,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The Grand Lodge Of Oid-Fellows OF Vir.
GINA meet in Redmond on the lab.
Col. VIM. B. Smithefs, OF the R. & D. road
has given up the place OF conductor for
through freight aud is now conductor on q
local freight between Manassas and Strss-
burg.
E. B. Goodman and W. NJ. Nichols have
brought spit in Lynchbnrg against the Rich
mond and D.nvile Railroad Company for
so 900 spd S. 600 respectively, for injuries
received while serving the company IN the
capacity OF brakemen. The former was In
jured shout the head ard the latter had his
arm badly crushed.
The electric light which Council some time
ago ordered to be erected at the intersection OF
Union and Wilkes streets will be placed in posi-
tion this week. The Midland Railway Company
has driven stakes along the square from Union TO
Lee streets preparatory to commencing the WORK
of completing the east end Of the tunnel and grad
ing eastward TO the river. Whom this shall have
been done and the electric light erected, that To-
cality will DO much improved.
The Gray Medicine Manufacturing Compsn y
met here to-day and elected directors, who later
elected tho following officers: E. E. Downham,
president; j. II. Greene. secretary and nj. Schiller
treasurer.
A gentleman from Prince William who WIS in
tire city to-day says that mule beloneingto MI q.
w. Smith, of that County, which WIS So years old
and had gone through the war, died last week.
Mr.. French smoot has taken out a permit to
build q twostory brick residence on the est side
OF st. Asaph street. between Cameron and Qaeen.
Berkshire SOW which was sent from Maryls
to gentleman in this city gave birth to five pigs
while in the express Office last night.
The steamer Jane Moseley, of tho Washington
and Norfolk line has gone 10 Baltimore TO have
her machinery overhaule1
The Board of Excise Commissioners are now
holding daily meetings to consider applications
for liqaor licenses.
1t is reported that q priz, fight between two
toughs from Washington will take place near this
city tonight.
The fare to Norfolk on the 81 Gamer Lady of the
Lake has been reduced to 1.50-round trip 81. 80.
Penny in-the slot machines have made their
appearance here.
The stockholders OF tho Potomac shoa Company
will meet TO- night.
The Hydraulion s. F. E Company will meet to.
! morrow night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

Mss- CONFEDERATE VETERANs.-The regular
meeting of K. T. Lee Camp, Confederate Veter-
Grams, will be held on Monday evening, April g.
ct 7:30 o'clock. a full attendance is desired, Is
the snnusl election of officers will be held.
ap4 2t EDGAR WAKEFIELD. hdjutsnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

DEATH OF 7 Il Love, Eso.-Mr. Thomas
II. Love, 30 old aud respected citiz,n and
prominent laayer of Fai,iax county. died
Ut lis home st the Coprt House Of that
County yesterday, eyed S. years. de was
The father OF Mr.. J. NJ. Love, Common
%ealth.s attorney oi3airisx and was known
Inioushout this section Of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06
WANTS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE. on monthly or
w quarterly payments Of 800 per quarter, a
HOUSE of six or seven rooms, with good side lot.
Must have water convenient. Address w. p,
923 Nd ave 6, W., Washington, D. c.
N.B-Petsons having replied to Potomac will
please again reply to above address. ap6 Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

o..ntyGs.-Capt. Wm. Page Carer "ill
h',D.t trhe Opera House to-nieht 10
Ipp'A for the Railroad Reading Rocms.
,oS. ~. carter who is we'll known to msny OF
lsp.' Nconfede-ates OF this CITY, is an almost
i' '5 Y'rb humorist. He reads and recites
ia'I',I from his own writings, which have
'al's ..s6 10 the leading magazines.
'P vs. Augusta Ga, CtronicM says: The re-
i lt5,s gsre most interesting throughout
c.i3 !.ooIsndiiy rendered By this gifted son Of
Snl = .oi,,.. The dialect of the Virginia
o.a ', sa- given to perfection. He has bit
zee csopy plan of entertaining his su'
uto ',ss ana should draw largely wherever
d.'a ,Ss. IN this Southland"
% T 80 Atlanta Constitution in oriticislug one
'''enfertAiuments writes: Capt. Carter's
% - - are all his own compositions, and
- 1,sirh,;uly given. His readings at the
,'ol Monday ev ning We're grand. They
n,.d TO- audiences, the reader being
CIV o. .aoily interrupted by applause.
''g b,. r5citsd In many other cities, north
nth. and wherever he appears be is
"a si.h refined aud apprecstige au-
q g. else ions include the grave end the
tbs pathetic and the laughter provok-
s =. hi- portrayal OF eli these emotions
- eater i5 al artist, aod his msnoer
No lis 20 piesae his audience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

NEW YORK April 6.-cotton dull up'ands 0
Orleaus TIC; futures quiet and steady. Flour
quiet and firm. Wheat astive and weak Corn
dull and weak. Pork quiet and finn a. $11 75a
IA Lard quiet and finn at So 92la.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

New STORE m. s. Parker has opened
s' 6l5 King street, (Appich's old stand q
Music ana Bookstore, with fine stock OF
Pisncs, Organs, Sheet Music, aud Music
Books, Musical Instruments, Stationery,
Books and Periodicals. Every thing 10 the
iius OF Newspapers and Periodicals to be
found in the largest stcres In Washington
can he Obtained &C bis stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

SUNDAY 5OaooLCELBBEAT1oN- TheSan
day Scoooi OF Christ Church held lie h ,stei
celeoraiion yesterday evening. The church
VS.: crowded, the singing by the children
vas excellent and The q >rsl offerings Deau-
,ifgi, Tde chiidteu's olI1rirs amounted to
500 he largest ever made by The Sunday
.enOo at which $40 was collected during
Lem
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

IT. Mays CHURCH FESTIVAL closed
Saturday night. Il Vas quite success add
I0e attendance Saturday wss particularly
good. Tue balloting for the articles that
WEI were voted fer resulted as follows: Lady's
Diamond Riog-Miss Rosie Head. 800; Miss
DoFs Murphy, go Geptleman's Gold Rine
Af. Lee Lash, 3l5: Mr.. Rudolph Norris, III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

Spring stirs up the bile. You lose your
sposlitc. ieeI weak, too hot. and OIL s,
ueed. lake Summons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

DEATHS Miss Jane E. Harper, formerly Of
this city, died at her homs at Orange c. d., yes
terday. Her remains will be brought to this city
on the $50 p. IN. Midland train tomorrow and
the funeral will take place from the depot on the
arrival of the train.
Mrs Sophia Cau man died at her hcme on
north ST. Assph street yesterday morning after q
short illness of the grippe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

COUNTY CoURT.-Judge d. III, Chichester
presiding -Oop,ases Tere issued for the Or
r,st Of Theo. Hsuthe, JAS. Brooks and Frank Hol-
cub indie for felony.
On c. NJ MaoGosau's motion for new road
..on Arlington to the Columbia pike, sherfi's re-
turn mado; no de'ence made, snd rosd de. ed
opeu1d 4. a cost to tho county not to exceed $50
Tie will Of Mrs W. C.. Johnston, deceased, Was
scmit,od TO probate
Liquor licenses wero granted TO several persons
aud CoUrt adjourned till Court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

cu1oAeo, april 6-11:OO q. m.-Wheat-Ma
1929 July 1O1A. Corn-May 66; July 6;
Oats-Msy 63lh Pork-Msy $12 30: Jul
Short ribs May So . 2la; July So 27ta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

ROBBERY. The store of Messrs. Helmnth
Bfoe., at ths corner OF King and Columbus
streets, wss roken into on .turday night
last and robbed of So so, which bad been left
10 the money drawer. An entrance WIS
made by breaking one of the panes of glass
iu the door,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
,,oYDAY EVENING, APRIL 6.

~. section warmer fair weather, & nth
.erIY winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06
LOST.

T OsT-Dn the local train on Frsdsy evening,
IL April Sd, 1891, FIVE HINGES in two green
boxes A liberal 7, ward will be paid for their re-
turn to FR. DIDSZ )NETT,
apo 81 72O King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

There is an impr owed demand for Flour, and
the markets aee firm snd strong at tho recent ed
vance The receip pts of grain are still very small
Wheat is active, with 8 nRVrow range; most OF
the offerings are ia good condition; sales to-day
at 1O7a114; choice lougberry in Car lots would
bring lie more per tusbo Corn is steady at 79a
80 in bulk. Oats 60a63. Bye 60e95 Eggs Is
a19. Batter 20,33. Pork, Poultry, Potatoes
aud s!l kinds of produce are wanted at very fall
figures Fish are scarce and high Mil'eed. Hay,
Straw, Cotton Seed Meal aud other stock food are
selling at better prices than for many years past
at this sea Oh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

POLICE REPORT Last night was cloudy
er i clool with one prisoner and one ledger
81 station hcu @.
Mayor this morning disposed Of the
toi iog cages:
Iuomaa Spinks, charged with stealing a
barrel of potatoes from the store of Capt. b..
Bryant, was 6oed $40, and Lewis Spinks.
arrested on the same charge, was discharged
for want OF evidence.
Sarah Alexander and Celia Williams, for
being drunk and disordefly, we're fined 81 so
each.
Charles Thomas, oolored. foE stealing
brasH from planning mill, was sent to jail
for 20 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

YESTERDAY The weather yesterday was
too cool for April. and during mt 8: ofthe day
the skies Were overcast, but 90 rain fell, how
ever. Tie churches were all we'll attended
and In the evening the u:ual number ct
stroilers we're on the streets Nothing oc.
cured to mar the quiet Of the day, and tt Q
number OF arrest were small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

BAtc,moss, April 6-Cotton nominal; mid
ding 91s Flonr finn. Wheat-9outhern finn
Fultz 11Oa115; longoerry 112al15; No Ill ;;
steamer No 2 red 1OS Western weak No win
ter red spot, April and My no; July snd Aug
104t y asked. Corn-soutbern strong; white and
yellow rs; Western weak mixed spot and sp7il
70; MAY 72As72h; July 691a asked. Oats
quiet ungraded Southern and Penna 59a61 co
Wtstern white 60a62; do mixed 59a6O; graded
No white 81; d. mixed 81. Rye firm Hay
firm. Provis OBS firm. Sugar strong
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

ENGINEERS AssocIATIoN.-Abou 100
civil. mining, mschsnical and electrical on
giuee,s and architects from all paris OF VIZ
pjpia met in RJsnose on Saturday, end Or
gauiz q q St&se association hy the election
If Inc following obcers: President, J. ID.
WinSate; secretary. FL. w. NewbJ; treasuT-
er. james r. Shick. Roanoke was made
headquarters of the oEganiz,tion snd sun
mtr ard winter meetings will hs held.
Among those present were Messas. E. Dano,
D J. Eowell aod w D. Corse Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

HANDSOME STRANGER steamer Nor
70 <. JUST bnit ~ Wilmington, Del, for the
Notfo snd Washington Steamboat Com
pany sad :win vessel to the Washington,
wnih w.s put on the Norfolk line last
w:es. srriyad here yesterday evening and
proceed. 10 Washington. She Is the came
RI. AID nuild AZ the Washington and the
oliy dfaceace ia ia thsi- Interior work end
inrnisaings. Sae will make her frat trip to
N1fos TO night and will run gu alternate
DAYS With the Washing on. These are the
f1e-, steamers that ever rem on this Eiver'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06
Shutters Hill for Sale.

All that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying
partly IN Fsrfsx and Alexsndris counties, Va
lust outside Of the corporate limits OF Alexandria
with beautiful views of the Potomac river as far
rs Fort Washing on in one direction; over Aexan-
dria into Maryland and over Washington aud
Georgetown. A panoramic view Dot exceeded in
diversity and beauty anywhere in this country.
in Fairfax county; I'd tract, said to contain 10
scres, in Alexandria county. north of the Lees
burg road.
Will be sod at auction at IL o'clock noon at the
west front of the Market House on THURSDAY,
tie 9TH dsy of May, 1891.
Terms: One-' bird cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by deed of trust. with interest
A. HERBERT,
Ut. BURKE,
RT. ROsZELLE,
Trustees under the will OF II. G.. Dulany, decd.
al 6 ootd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

Ask for bottle of Virginia Extra Pale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-06

Try tho rew bser-"Vlrginia Extra Pale. ("
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-14

MISS CHEALS BOARDING AND nav
AVA school for girls Will reopen January 5. 1891.
SIX resident teachers: special primary class being
organized to commence February i For r.rTic,,ss
lars apply TO the principal Miss Cheal 6I2 Comm,
bia street, Seattle.
GCHoOL OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL MEcHAN,
ical. Mining. Engineering. surveying. Draught-
Second street. Portland Or and 7e3 Warret .,rs.,
San Francisco. Cal Established 1864. AV.T
DIR NAiLLES, President Send for circular
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- ern Division, District OF Westinghouse.
court OF the United states for the distric, Of
ington, Northern Division, on the 18th dav of
against the ship "McNearv her tackle annarei
and furniture. alleging in substance that On the
contract with the master OF said shin McNea- :
by which said hbeiiants agreed to tow said shir,
rom ' she port OF port Angeles in the state Of Wash
Via the port Of Port Townsend and thence from
sa,d POI. q seattle TO sea- and that said master Of
sasn snip NcNear, dsregarting the terms of said
trolied and managed by said ioeiants to tow the
to said port OF Seattle and thence to sea sIfbnnnn
said lbellanfs at all times had suitable tug in
ment Of December 49, 1890 and prayine pssces.
against said ship her tackle. apparel and furni-
ture, and that the said ship her tackle annarel
and furniture may be sold to pay said contract.
together with coSts, charges and expenses
under the seal OF said cour to me directed and de-
Hstres 40 hereby give public noic e 20 al. per
ann ,anns the said ship, her tackle. apparel
ahu furniture, or 10 any interested therein
that tnsy oe and appear before the said district
o. ine United States to be held the city Of
SeattIe IN ana for the district Of washington
Noftnern Division. on the I'd day Of April 1891 al
sl,su np Ia on II O'clock a. m provided the same
next day ofjurisdiction thereafter then and there
10 , pose ,aeir claims and TO make allegations
United States Marshal
re By RICHARD BRADLEY. Deputy.
=
Dated Seattle March H. 1891
/ MI Ed STATES MARSHAL,s SAFE
Snhed states OF 4rnerca, Northern Dyis,on
district OF w ashtSgfor Ks. ''''
ns virtue OF writ venditioni exponas to me d.
sc.eu Issued from the dislrcs court of the tinted
ior me northern division Of the district Of
, asningson 10 the suit OF T. w Lake against the
saneI "a anhatfan, her tackle etc, in accordapce
w sso, decree dated at Seattle, wash March 8.
si,, pronounced in the said court hereby give
punno nosice that on the l4tii day OF March, 1901
sa,,non a. Gei9ck m the afternoon Of that day, at
ray, n the said district will sen the said
Ssssner Manhattan. her tackle etc. 70 the hishesf
oMder Tor cash. payable at the time cf xa,e
Dated this 7th day OF March, 1881
THOMAS r. BROWN
By H 4 Biseiov, Deputy. As.sas-
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ArANTED-poSrTIoN WITH LUMBER CON.
W pany by q highly recommended man; exper.
fenced In the manufacturing sales and accounting
departments. willing TO take position IN either and
do good work, willing 10 80 anywhere; thoroughly
familiar in detail with work from the stump TO the
ear. Lumber. Post Inteligencer oifce
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES For
~ pianklng wharf and building warehouse
wanted For further particulars caiI A. room ia
Allns Z RooenheEg building. A Az
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NoTPE-BLAINE WASHING
~ ton Great Northern railroad terminus upon
boundary line. now giving regular passenger serv-
ice VIII soon issue tickets both transcontine nal
ana trans fachc TO all parts Of the world favorte
tourist route via Canadian Pacific
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BOARD OF ALDERNEu 1nrw~
u ton No. 3--Whereas. TIE En- ~.
city OF Seattle has heretoftrs - -.
20 - declared its Intention 70 n
~ pa 49, : s.fset IN said city, ifou r.
whereas. the city council ~ ~
did on The 18th day of March 4 x
ordinance No. 1919. which ~ ~
ana established an Assessment Siistss&
IN section eight 81 Of article eirst X
and, s1Sa
Whereas, an assessment ran -. -. ~. ..s
board OF public works with fhe - u t..
tanning the names q the owners ~ Re
III the property in said asses<ules1 ~
when unknown said property 1. Issss1 ~ r.
owners, and the sum OF every frers ~ T.
against each separate lot and psrrsi ,55 +.
property In said district. sgaii1ss ~ a
P,oper,y. wnen known, and aGnfn4 F.
when the owners are unk nown. ~ ~.
uent roll the estiina ed cost Of ~ -a.SS
was assessed against the city. ~ r.
were provided In said assessnsSs1 ~ I
by section eight {S) Of arfici 4 ~ p
freeholders' charter: therefore. - n
Resolved. BY the board Of aldefSnSs go
OF delegates Of the city Of Seattle n -
That the city clerk OF the city - :. Y
directed TO publish In the ofPic1sI Ss2
sail city In ten consecutive iSnneS r.
notice that said roll has been Ara ia "a
public works with said city counc1i e.
persons owning land ia said -
NO. be rec CURED to appear ana m r
the city clerk. If any they may knVs
the 3lst day Of March, A. b. ~
assessment roll or the taxes or -
therein, or the anne VIII be appfcs<5s
rect, by the city council at said ffo.5 7<s
And il is hereby further orderSS
that there be Joint session q ~
sald 3lst day Of March, A. d. ll3Iz3
tons, IL any, against said assessue
objections are made, for the appeu
Passed the house of delegates M
President Houm
Passed the board Of aldermen N6
GEORGE
President Hoard
Approved by me this 18th day e
HARRY NJ
Filed by me this 18th day Of ~
II. w. MILF
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FONT REVOLUTION No. =
- solved by the board Of alderH51z
delegates OF the city Of Seastlo r.
sembled:
That 1t Is the intention Of the en- =
city TO improve Joy street ffom r
the Hill tract TO the south line a f72
in the city Of Seattle, by gruding fK1f
cordance with the established US6e ~
ing sidewalk ON each side Of ~ r.
timated cost Of said improveuo1r1 f.
hundred (82 200 dollars. and - 3
provement, excepting the gradin9 r
Is TO be assessed against the Pre-
said street proposed to be imuf60
above, and which said AUDITING pei
declared to be the property oeui
prCvement. All persons owna1T
property, as defined by section ae9,j
eight fVIII.) of the freeholdefD -
fifteen (15) days from and amer ~
publication Of this resolution % ~
clerk protests against said impeo1
Passed house Of delegates Feteu
President h.
Passed board OF aldermen Feo1H
GEORGE
President Boz
Approved by me this I'd dag e.
1891, HAN
Filed by me this I'd day Of aasx4
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ORDINANCE NO. 1,634-AN - rs
" directing the board of punne sf-5s1
work on the sewer tunnel from Laks -
iiotl bay. 1
SECTION /. The hoard Of pubic 49, -
hereby directed TO begin the PREM
the construction OF the sewer tunnes ..sS r.
Union end Elliott bay In accordance
and specifications of the city ene 7
work
Sec 2 This ordinance shall take c. Z
force from and after It's passage. -. 2 s.
location. -; E
Passed house Of delegates March
President HoQ1e2
Passed board Of aldermen Mare9 =
GEORGE
President BoGy1
lsal. - s H. HARRY Ill
Filed by me this lssh day 8 -
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John STREET TAX NOTICE.
- levied by the city council in the
by ordinance No. / .449, 10 provide
and constructing sidewalks thereoos
and payable at the ONCE Of the city
taxes not paid within forty days o!
cation of this notice will be declared
penalty Of 5 per cent added ard tmtefN
Of 10 per cent. charged. -
First Publication Of this notice Mnfe3x
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Date of first pubIicatiod March "a

FONT RESOLUTION NO. IT,
y solved by the Board Of atde9
OF delegates of the City Of seaflI5
sernbled: z
That It Is the intention Of ~
said city to improve joy and Blo6
city Of Seattle, from knight strrN
In said city, by grading and sideWo
in accordance with the establjsh11
The estimated cost 0f sid 4
&8,066 20, and the cost Of said imCol
the cost Of grading the crossings IN
against the property abutttng ~
posed to be improved as de8rED
which said abuttfng property b he6i
be the property benefited BY sai1 ics
All persons owning any ahutl1G
said streets as described above I'd I
section 3, of article 8 Of the fte1f
shall have fifteen days FROM and o
the first publication Of this reso1uk
the city clerk protests against 81
Notice Is further given that ~
TO be paid for Mt the req1est 6
herein ms soon as said impr0vc1Dc
plated. and no bonds viii b i0u1
pay for such Improvement.
PuRasd hostSo NJ ftelo0afoa ~
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DoOTH & HANFoRD ABSTRACT co
ID Incl Rooms 202, 304 and EOS Burke block
corner second and Marion streets.
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CLEAN OFFICES OR BUILD.
" trs Address Nc, PcstxntelugenoeE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-14

ZONES STREET TAX NOTICE.
- levied by the city council In ~
ated by ordinance No. 1.474, 70
grading of Jones street from MeaI
treasurer. All taxes not paid w1tnU. r.
the FIRST publication of this notice ~
Delinquent, penalty Of 5 per cent
terest at the rate of 10 per cent ch9S
H ". MILLER
First uuhts~afsnr, IF this notice NML