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Legal NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE or BOND>-$43 goo OF
Az non-opfionai twenty year per cent gold bonds
OF the city OF New " halcefn state of Washington.
pFf or ecouf the list day OF December 1891, the
city or New Whaicon whascom county Wash
ington. viii issue $4,000 OF twenIy-yexr 6 per
cent per annum gold bonds These bonds are of
the denomination of s 900 each dated Decemo Der
1. 1881. and viii mature twenty years from date
They will bear interest nj the rate Of 8 per cent
per annum. payable semi annually interes, and
principal being payable in the city of New YORK
said bonds are authorized TO be issued by the city
OF New " hatcom Tor the purpose of funding the
indebtedness of the former city OF New whafcom,
state OF Washington. and viii be isuidaied a.
upon the property which may lie and be within
the territorial limits OF the former city of New
having consolidated with the former city of What
com. pursuant the laws OF the state Of ASKING
ton which consolidation constitutes the present
CITY Oh New W hatcom, frst above named
The said bonds win ready for delivery about
the Slst day OF December. 1891, and the purchaser
VII pay accrued interest from December l. 1891.
10 the date OF payment 10 the city of the
sum bid The interest is payable June and De-
eemoer 4 the nrst interest payment being due
Said bonds issued pursuant to an act Of the
legislature OF the state Of Washington. entitled.
AN Act 10 authorize cities and towns to borrow
money for municipal purposes and to issue negotia
bic bonds therefor approved March Z, 1891.
the highest bidder sealed bids endorsed bids for
New Whatcom funding bonds will be received by
ell rooms IN the city of New Whatcom, Washing
ton, until IL o'clock noon, November &c, 1891, for
inc purchase Of any or all of said issue Of bonds,
when the same will be opened and allotment made
As soon thereafter as practicable
A certified check. payable 10 the order of p NJ.
isensee. city treasurer OF said city OF New What
COM Tor ID per cent of the par value of the bonds
Did Tor must accompany all bids. said bids must
state the price and terms OF delivery Of bonds and
payment thereon.
Bids will be opened in the council rooms in the
city OF New Whatcom. Washington by the under
signed mayor and finance committee of said city
on said November so, 1891, al O'Clock p. m.
The right TO reject any and all BIDS is reserved
BY order of the mayor and Dir ance committee of
the city council of the city of New Whstcom,
washington. WILL u. JENKINS, Mayor
GEORGE A COOPER,
W. J. SIMONDS,
MORRIS MCCARTHY,
Finance Committee
Nav Whote
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Dated New whatcom, November Is. 1891.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BoNDs-sI1o 900 OF

NOTICE OF SALE OF BoNDS-$15O 900 OF
IN non-optionai twenty.year six per cent gold
iDgton.
city of New Whatcom, Whatcom county, WASH
ington, will issue $3.50 900 of twenty-year six per
cent Fer annum gold bonds. These bonds of
the denomination OF $1,000 EACH dated December
/, 1891, and will mature twenty years from date
They will bear interest at the rate of six per
per annum. payable semi-annually, interest and
principal being pay able In the city OF New York,
the 31st day of December, 1891, and the purchaser
will pay accrued interest from December l, 1891.
TO date of payment to the city treasurer of the
sum bid. The interest Is payable June ard De-
cember l, the first interest payment being due
June l. 1892
poses pursuant to act of the legislature of the
state of Washington, entitled. IAN Act to authorize
cities and towns TO borrow money for municipal
purposes and to issue negotiable bonds therefor, Z"
approved March z, 1891.
These bonds will be sold In whole or In part to
the highest bidder. Sealed bids endorsed "Bids
for general municipal purpose bonds will be re-
ceived by the mayor aud finance committee al the
city council rooms la the city Of New Whatcom,
Washington. until IL O'Clock noon. November 80,
1891 for the purchase OF all any OF said issue of
bonds, when the same will be opened and aiiot-
ment made rs soon thereafter practicable
A certified check, payable to the order of p NJ
Isensee, city treasurer of said city of New What
CON- for 10 per cent Of the par value Of the bonds
bid for must accompany all bids. said bids must
state price and terms OF delivery Of bonds and pay
ment thereon.
Bids win be opened in the city council rooms In
the city OF New Whatcom, Washington. by the I'M
designed mayor and finance committee of said
city on said November 80 1891; at O'clock y. IN.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
BY order of the mayor and finance committee OF
the city council of the city of New Whatcom,
washington. WILL ID. JENKINS, Mayor.
GEORGE a. COOPER,
w. j. SIMONDS,
MORRIS MCCARTHY,
Finance Committee.
Dated New wha,com the 18th day of November,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN Francisco. Nov. 1.-THE produce markets
were generally active this morning and prices
firm. Wheat is in fair demand for shipping
purposes and prices are strong. Barley is rather
quiet and prices OF feed descriptions somewhat
easier. Oats are fairly active and prices un-
changed. Corn is quiet and easier.
The market for fresh fruits is ovcrstockcd
with grapes and apples. Berries are firm and
scarce. Ounces in better demand. New
crop California oranges are beginning To arrive.
The vegetable market is duh with no change.
Potatoes are slow of sale, being in heavy supply.
Onions are firm.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AsD QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Farnily extras s540s5.50 per biol: bqk-
ers' extras, s5Sse5.45 per bbI; superiine, 81 400
3.65
Wheat-,Ls2g4CeL $50, With sl.s5 for a choice
Bariey-Feed, 81. OF, gal Oh for dark coast. and
81 l0Gi.l 2lz for better quality: brewing, sil7i5
@i2li2. Cneynlier, s14NGia5 per GENITAL lot
standard; lower grades, sll7I5Gl.Sl per Genital
0ats--Sarprise, slE1aGl.a,. MILLING. {ii0
dLl7lz; good 10 choice. siSt9l.4 81 off grades,
i50 Per GENITAL tor Oregon, aud sl.7lfa2.00 for
Ca ifornia-
Corn-Iarge yellow, 81 80 small yellow. 81. 30:
white quality. scarce, aud nominal at si-45Gdi5o
wooI-spriug foothill, per pound, IGalsc.
northern. Etnklc: Nevada, iJaiSe; Oregon
valley, lSGllc: Easiern-IJght, 11dtisc heavy,
l2sl5c. Fall-Mouutain-Lgh and free. il0t
lie. heavy aud poor, @fntlc. Pains Heavy ana
poor, ease: good, 3Gl0c. Lanbs-poor TO
choice, safe. Northern, free, choice, i1tgi6c;
detective, l5lgtic.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: " seHt-Buyer 1891, 81 81 IA
1854, closing at 81 sl. buyer season. 81 50, 20
I9i, closing at si.sJ5s Barley BaYer ISL.
81 I21z5si ia. clos ing al sil@i4 buyer season,
81 Isl GgLl9l4, closing at xi.i3s-
FINANCIAL
DraIts-sirht, i5c; teiegraphie, 20c Sterling
bii1s-Bank. AS; sight 81 stls: commercial,
SASH SILVER bsrs-eiazf19g' -. isxican dollars
-7HG74I<c.
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hharosEp AMENDMENT No, "A pRopo.
asioa 70 amend sections three 81. I'VE IS ana
.see 10 OF article v of the frgeho .tier~ cbarter
1opsed uetobsr |, A. u. 1880
ntSoivea, That section Of article ~ OF the fs,a
-. usfs Charter be amended as 10 read A. FOL.
aes.TioS 3. AZ The general election In lsaa
ssshsha ?" elected IA each ward in he city one
~ OF the board 81 aldermen and one memnT
S2 nonse OF Delegates ~ the General election
49,. ths I'VE members % the boanf of aldermen
sS-.'uas me greatest humber uf votes shall a. Ia
- Tor four years. ard the other f,tr for fun
go and la The ease of lie vote the length az ~ a
sushsh al the arst session. and before transact
Zashs other business. he determined! hy lot Al
subsequent general muagciral elecfscn eF,a,,sh
-S<fhen shall lee elected Rom ina RESI-. 80 a
49, 70 showed those whose terms are abot,t 10
~ ias 49, ss aefnieh 80 elected shall each mold
.ss msnaers elected 10 the house OF asleVa,a<
s,sA. esrh hotd Once I've years. Zach member a
srf mouse shall further hold office trr0 80 -,
CsefS elected ard qualified Zach ua.,,'5,, -
Gs"N Council shall have an annual salary ~
a., aeharrd dollars. 81 be paid monthly. nm.
49, tnst AFTER tie population OF the cttv sham
SsSe rcaohsf tue nunbrr OF Is uto as s,,,,
~ s"y Huissal CeaSuS. such salary SHAH he
lanam payas,e ss ,eadred dollars per
~ dollars saAu ~ niaae fT,,a, sa,s ,,.,',
-. sAiNry who shA9 L. nhSanr o., -
-, % BIS respective hoase unless said mem
- sast certify on his honor that sabf afss,s,,ssa
- SAassd by illness or unavoi,tAnI, sbSsn.,a 49,
ely ~ the time % the NESTLE Nv ''NA-'
Aassss - bal section q sFsice w. 81 the rfee
-" Charter, De amended so as 10 read a. s.l
49, sc . No member ~ either houSn shall no.,
sy or sih =, .lsce ~ Dc an employee ~ tue
@Ssfsei with the estv or with or s,,- 80 t - ~9s
iassseSfA 'ss'"''e' "a etiieer. ages q apls
a. s = msssat taking Office ~. T.. A.
49, ~ me 9th city clerk an o.. 80 ~ ~
$500 con a and abide by =. ,,,'1s =
'a2s AID The violate any u
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Totals. ................. As
Following are the coal csrgoes shipped during
Total for the week /.


Regarding the general trade and financial SIT
uation, Henry Clews, in his last weekly review,
has this 10 say:
"a more legitimate and positive "bull' argu-
ment could not exist than the unprecedented
magnitude of our crops, the fair prices they are
destined to realize, the overwhelming railroad
traffic which they must create, aud the general
national prosperity the must produce. The
striking change in the course OF our foreign
commerce due TO this cause is a very important
factor in favor of the market and will tie felt
later on. Our imports for September, owing 10
the large supplies imported in that month OF
1890 in anticipation OF the new tariff, show
decrease of $l4,4Oo,o0o compared with
last year, while In consequence OF
the shipments from the crops the
exports show an increase OF sl4,O0O.o0o. This
is the beginning OF a course of the foreign ex-
changes which is destined to continue to bring
gold to New YORK and create ease in money
which can hardly fail to produce favorable re-
suits in stock exchange values later on. For the
moment, however, the attitude OF waiting behts
the market, and specu ,ators must be satisfied
with the profits that come from daily quick
turns"
seven failures in the state during the week
were reported at Bradstreet's local office, as
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EASTERN MARKErs


WKKKLY BANK
NEW YoRK. Nov. 1.-The weekly bank 49,
ment shows the following changes: Reserve
increase, $2,467, 600; specie increase $z'oosv,
circnlstion decrease, $4,000 Banks now hold
$4,000 ia excess OF the requirements OF the ~
per cent rule
ssw YORK STOCK KxcHANaR-
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE stock market opened
slightly higher and stronger today. There were
sliSht advances Of tho whole list during the
dsy. and the close was firm at small fractional
advances over opening prices
Government bcnds-steady.
Psrolsum--Closed At $3.50.
FINANCIAL
Money IN call-Easy: closed, c6sred % ~
p-Sr,s rrsrcentile paper, S161<. Sterling tx.
chanre-Easy: sixty-day hills. $Aso>xi demand
NSS5l Bar silver, sissc-
BONDS
d. n fcoupon,.. ils Pacific es......... III
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LONDON, Nov. A-Bar silver, s25 One. $50
per or Consols, 95 SIG. Bullion paid into
Bank of England today, on balances, 37,00Q
Bank Of England discount rate, 4per cent
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ADMINISTRATION offtr
moderately: No. 2, red winter, 6 Cd, steadyt
spring, IS 10d. steady.
Corn-Supply OF spot and holders offer futures
moderately; spot and November, IS ed, xteadyy
December, G. 4<d, steady; January, 81 I'D
steady
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DRoPosED AMENDMENT No. "A Pro
L pos ton amend article XIV. OF the f-ea-
holders charter adopted October I, a. u. 1850,
by ? pestlux section : OF said article.
ResoIVet! That section s OF srrie1e w, Of the
irteho}ders charter adopted October !, A. u.
1880, lie and The same hereby - repealed
r. VI MILLER,
Clerk 81 the City Of seattle
Date Of first publication November ia, 1891.
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DRoPoSED AMENDMENT NO ia PROP.
i osition to amend section 8 section and
adopted October /, A. d. 1890
Resolved, That section 8 of article XIX. of the
follows:
SECTION s. Unless otherwise expressly provided
shall expire on December 81 of each year.
Resolved, That section of article XIX of the
follows:
SECTION 8. If any appointiye Office become va
cant. the same shall be filed in the same manner
as II at the beginning of The TERM and the person
appointed to fill the vacancy shall hold for the I'M
expired term. If any elective office other than that
of member of the city council become vacant, the
city council shall, within twenty days thereafter,
proceed in joint convention TO elect by ballot per-
son TO fill such vacancy.
Ifthe office of member of the city council shall
become vacant, that house or branch Of the city
council to which such member belonged shall,
within twenty days thereafter, proceed to elect by
ballot person to fill such vacancy from the same
ward In which the vacancy may have occurred:
provided that IL any such Office shall not be filled
within the time above limited, such body or
bodies, whose duty ii may be to fli such vacancy.
shall meet and ballot at least each day until
such vacancy shall have been filled.
Persons elected TO ill vacancies in elective offices
shall hold the Office until the next regular city
election, and at such election person shall be
term. Persons elected to fill vacancies shall
qualify within the same time after their election
and in the same manner IS prescribed for persons
Resolved that section of article XIX. Of the
freeholders charter be amended SC as to read as
follows:
Sec 8. Whenever the mayor shall suspend any
elective officer he shall Immediately notify the
city council OF such suspension and the cause
thereof and shall forthwith call joint convention
of the members of said council, at which he shall
present charges against such suspended officer.
He shall furnish copy of the charges 10 said Of
hcer, who shall have right 10 appear with counsel
and make his defense. The city council, In joint
convention as aforesaid, shall speedily try such
officer on such charge, and for that purpose shall
have power to adjourn from time TO time until the
trial shall be completed, to summon and compel
the attendance of witnesses. TO hear their testi-
arguments Of counsel. At such trial the president
of the board of aldermen shall preside. and in his
absence disability the president Of the house of
delegates If two-thirds of all the members of the
city council shall by resolution sanction the action
of the mayor, then the suspended officer shall
thereby be removed from Office.
III. w. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of Seattle.
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A For Sale ad. in the P0Sr-iNIEI-
IIGENCER will reach the largest
number of buyers. Try it.
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DH0POSED AMEN DMENT NO "A PROP
VII OF The freehoiders charter, adopted October l.
A. ID. 1890.
Resolved that section / Of article VII. of the
Ireehoiaers Charter be amended TO read as
follows.
SECTION l. The police department shall be I'M
Ger The management OF the police comm lssion
which shall consist OF the board of pubic works
and the mayor. who shat he chairman Of the com
mission No membe OF the board OF public WORKS
shall. as police commissioner or otherwise take
any part in any election except dep0s his vote
nor shall ne directly or indirectly influence, a.
tempt to influence or control, the ciion r any
member or empioye OF said department or know
tngiy suffer 70 be received or collected from any
member OF the police force an assessment con-
tribuiton or any political purpose or purposes. \
violation OF any of the provisions OF this sect on
shall be cause for immediate removal from Office
OF the erson guilty of such violation. The mayor
shall have power 70 convene the commission AT
such time and places within the CITY and upon
such reasonable notice he NAV deem proper
lie mas take part In the deliberations of the COM
mission. but shall n II vote except in case of tie
wien ne may cast the controlling vote.
quorum 10 do business shall consist of three
members, one OF whom may be the MAYOR and the
concurrence of a majority of those present and en-
order of the commission
The secretary of the board of public works shall
nave me custody OF ali the records and official
documents of the police commission and shall keep
the same In such place as the city council shall
provide.
Resolved, That subdivision second of section
OIL article VII OF the freeholders charter be
amended SO as to read az 70 Iows
Sc ond-Ihe board of police commissioners,
with the concurrence and approval of The city
council, In joint convention assembled, sha APP
point lie chief OF polio and he shall appoint all
subordinate police officers and regular and special
policemen and detective officers sub ect TO the ar-
prevail of the board of police commissioners, ex-
cept as In this article otherwise provided The po
lice cUmmisso may from time TO time remove or
suspend the chief of police or any of such police
ofncers, or any regular or special policemen or any
detective officer for such cause as 10 them shall
seem Just or proper, but the ground OF such re-
movai or suspension sha be entered In the record
oil proceedings. together with the names of the
al nnsTU
TO the police force must be a citizen OF the United
states, of good character for honesty and sobrety
able 10 read the English language anu must have
been resident Of this city for at least year
preceding his appointment Any pbintee here
after apI onied, except the chief of police shall
not be less than 25 nor more than fifty years of
age. and must possess such physical qualifications
as VIII enable him TO pass a satisfactory medical
examination under such rules and regulations as
may be prescribed by the police commission.
II. W. MILLER,
Clerk Of the City of Seattle.
Date OF nrst publication November Ia, 1891.
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During the past twenty four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northeru Pa
cihc, 80 tons: Columbia & Puget sound 5
tons: Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, POS tons
By water-umatilla, lar tons; barge Ajax, 20
tons: Puget Sound 4 Alaska Steamship Com
pany's boats, al tons: Mabel, 70 tons: Wasco,
Is tons: state OF ashington. 10 tons: Buckeye,
tons; Bailey Gatzert, tons; A. X. Robinson.
tons Mutnomah, 1 tons; Gid, tons. Total
n
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Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pacific,
246 tons: Columbia q Puget sound, So tons: Sc
attic, Lake shore Il Eastern. l6i tons By water
City of Pueblo, 500 tons: Wasco, - tons; Henry
Bailey, Is tons: State Of Washington. Is tons;
Multnomah. IL tons: Puget Sound d Alaska
Steamship Company's boats, tons; Bailey CAT
cert, tons; Buckeye, tons Total receipts,
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DROPoSED AMENDMENT No. IA PROP
l. osition to amend article XVIII. of the free
holders charter, adopted October /, A ID. 1890, by
repeating section twelve III of said article.
Resolved. That section ~ of article XVIII. OF
the freehoiders charter be and the same hereby is
repealed. III. w. MILLER,
Clerk OF the city of Seattle.
Date Of first publication, November Ia. 1891.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
TRANSACTIONS for the Year Foot On
RlASlB.719.25.

Real estate transactions from January /, lso1.
to date are $l4,515,7i9.25. The number OF deeda
recorded during the past week was lS2, and The
amount aggregated ss66.763 Following II The
record Of the week by days:
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.


NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm; Pacific, l4lei9c.
& Coffee-Options steady and unchanged 70 10
POINTS up sales were 2o,250 bags, including;
december sl2 isai2ss; JanneTy' $780, ia "a
isgar-Raw, firm: fair refining, si-iec; cen:
tringals, 90 test, 3ss9S 7-loc; renned, quiet ana
frn.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Nov. H-In the wheat market todsy
fair business was transacted within the lower
regionof prices. The opening was 1sss14 lower
than Yesterdays closing figures, ana with some
slight fluctuations, declined e more; then adj
vanced 81, ruled steady and closed about =
lower tim yesterday. Receipts were i'4sZ,Voo
bushels: shipments, ,52s,0oo bushels.
wheat-steady: cash, sslsc; December. s4'lc;
Corn-FiSn; cash. sac: December, 45@45sSc;
May. 42c.
Oats-steaay; cash. sissc; May, s21sc..
Rye-Firms 81 &c.
Barley-Noninal: soc.
Pork-Firm; cash, ss.75@a0; January.
$ll57is.
Lard-Firm; cash. s.. 25tes so; January, $40
Shoulders Pa; short clear, $6.2oGoOs
short ribs, IS. SSCe625.
Whisky-sllS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. l4-Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
slow ana steady; natives, s2.7594.6O: no first
class natives on the market; Texans, e. 100p26o.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; active; opened strong
and closed steady; rough and common, 5000
$40; mixed and packers, sS.s50pi; prime heavy
and butchers weights, si.0sti Is; regular and
light, $375s1LS5; pigs. s.. Sotd3 81.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; dun and steady; native
ewes. $2.00tG425; mixed, s440GA. so; wethers,
A60(9S.25; Texans, $2.750JS6o: westerns, $500
A05.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
BosroN, Nov I4-Closing:
Atchison.. ....... 427s Burlington ........ .e91
Mexican Central. slSan Diego. ..........N
Bell Telephone. go
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per Genital Receipts were osy1oo ceusaiss s.Iy
ments to SAN Francisco, s0,262 csnfais; snasso
Kingdom .64S centals.
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MISSING 30 *.
Tscoma Wheat Market.
Portland Grain OuotatIons.

TACOMA. Nov Il Especial l-t,rain quotations
today were: Little club. 99e; blue stem, sLo2
Receipts, 30 ears
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Clerk Of the City of Seattle
Date OF nrst publication, November IA. 1891

DROFOSED AMENDMENT NO 1O-A PROP
= oslion 10 amend the freeholders charter of
me city or Seattle adopted October l, A ID. 1890,
Dy repeating article sixteen (XVD of said charter
resolved, That article XVI. of the freeholders
cna1ter OF the city OF Seattle, adopted October l.
A. u. 1eso. be and the same hereby Is repealed.
Ill. w. MILLER,
Clerk of the city Of Seattle.
Date OF nrst publication, November IA 1891