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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-28
HEDdED ABOUT By 4 pROsCRIpHyR TABOO

l am not aiming to convince mental
babies, as indeed that Won a be frr,itIess
without the necessary cultured intellect
that makes logic applicable. Force. brilli-
ancy and originality even are no weapon,
to attack slave with. For many CEN
tunes the medical art was hedged about
oy . proscriptiye taboo which it. As vet.
mas not survived. The brand for murder
ing truth Is the penalty OF imbeciIity
stamped upon the mental caliberof the
average individual-in relation TO medicine
and medicine men. The sun of the
Nineteenth century has not yet dawned
upon MS intellectual horizon. He. to-
getner with his ideal medicine man. still
nioernates In the good old days of the
DARK ages when it was bad form to be in
On sltlye. He still believes" in bleeding.
piisterlng. vomiting, purging and sweat
ing. de loves copious doses of horse
medieine. He delights in asafetida and
calofnei and carbolic acid They are con-
sidered Indispensable; no well regulated
family, with pigmy inteliects and alb
dominal Development considers ieself safe
without those family lares. These I do
not wish to convert; they are the Rip Van
Wrinkles that will continue TO sllmber
through this and probably through the
next century. They play no role in the
worlds history. They live. they die. No
monument marks their forgotten sepu!-
chre. Humanity was not enriched by
their entrance; 1t has lost nothing by their
exit. They are driftwood ON the shores Of
time and float with the ebb and tide of
opinions they have inherited from their
anthropomorphic ancestry. No, il is not
TO these | wish 10 address myself, but to
the thinking ones, whom a thought does
INT an
who love knowledge for its own sake; who
are willing to investigate the truth or
faisity of any proposition. and once con-
WINGED will stand by it through all the
grimaces of a chattering and delayed civil
leation. To these-not the chatter,rs, but
the thinkers commend the Histogenetic
system for investigation, and will eluci-
date with pleasure any question not suf-
hcientiy clear in book, which will be sent
Tree to any address.
SEATTLE, Aug. 8, 1891.
All who are afflicted in like manner
know this: | have been nearly blind for
niteen years. Have had the advice and
treatment of several of the most eminent
ocullsts of the country. Have been treated
at the Eye Infrmary in Boston, but re-
ceived no benefit until / commenced tax
ing the Histogenetic med c1nes. nee
which time my sight has been constantly
improving. and | expect with the use OF
little more OF the medicine to be able 10
see as well as | ever did. Ny trouble was
paralysis Of the optic nerve. The medi-
clnes also brought me through a severe
attack OF the la grippe last spring, after
my friends had weary nearly despaired of
my recovery. for all OF which favors, after
God, We are truly thankful 10 DR.. Jordan
ana ms medicines. and shall never employ
any other physician when 1t is possible to
obtain treatment from him, for we are Of
the opinion that he can surely accomplish
miracles. MRS. EDNA A. LEWIS.
5. w. Cor. Alton and fremont SITS.
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ber- SIS so9sss IS: November, sI27oei2so Spot
kio, easy: lair eargoss. i9c; No. :, lSa<c-
Lead-SominaL
Copper-stsong: Lake, August, sl2.20.
1ln-firm: STRATA, SD 10.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Aug Z.-The wheat market today
was moderately active though unsettled Flncs
tnassons were frequent and the course OF prices
very uncertain The opening was from &c 70
l4e higher than ths closing figures OF yester-
cays sra lfnrled iatsly advanced &C more. Then
ne market declined rse. rallied nc, again
essed OF, prices declining l5<c: then held steady
Tor awhile, and the closing WAS about &c lower
ihsn yesterday kecsipss I.7Zi,ooo bushels;
whsas-Easy; cash. sl-Osz: september. nca;
cOTa-unsettisd; cash. SIC; September. CSC,
3s<c
Eye-oOc
Barlsy-Quiss; size.
Pork-Firm. cash, i03o; October, so o.
Iard-FIrm: cash, $50; October. s7s
shoulders-ss3 096- Is; short clear. y.2sD7EA
short ribs, G75
Whisky-slI2
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHTcAeo. Aug. ~ Cattie-Recefpss, fsooo:
Prime 70 sxirs steers. IS Sce6s0: Others. "a
4ss: TEXANS s22Ss2$o: rangers, E0t44S:
sfoekers, S1z<aA6a
higher Rough aud common, sst4.7s; packers
ana mixed, " s0e505; prime heavy and butch
ers uelgh,s, - loss5.SS; prime Hight, nsoeAsS;
sheep Receipts, 1000: fairly active and steady.
Ewes, a7saes.oo; vetheFs, tSs5.2S: mixed. t<7s
O.. %. Westerns, s3S6se4
BOSTON STOCK ExczAEsk
BosToy, Aug H.-Closing:
Atchison-. SssENexiesnCsn- foom) rpf
Burlington Sssnan Diego. Ia
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE srATR OF rRAnr.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE wheat market
continues very strong, and quotations are
h1gher. The demand IS good, but offerings are
rather light. Barley Is very dull, and prices
are weak and tending lower. Oats and corn
are quiet, and the price 10 unchanged. Beans
are dull and weak. Hay ia steady and in isir
demand.
The market for summer fruits has improved,
and receipts are not so heavy. Peaches are
coming in light, and prices are hrmer. Can
ts.oupes are plentiful and dull. Bartlett pears
are doing better. Receipts OF strawberries are
falling of. Whortleberries are plentiful at
quotations. Grapes are steady.
Vegetables are doing fairly well. Green corn
and tomatoes are in heavy supply, and prices
are weaker. Potatoes are unchanged. Onions
are firm. sweet potatoes are in good demand st
quotations. Elsewhere there is nothing new
There is little change in the market for dairy
produce. Fancy roll butter 10 arm and in good
demand. The supply 10 light Inferior grades
are duh. Eggs Of all kinds are steady.
PRODUCE KEcErrrs AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipts-Flour, 1900 quarter sacks,
wheat, 1900 centals; barley, 1900 centals;
DATA 800 eentals: beans, 100 sacks: potatoes,
1000 sacks; bran, 900 sacks: wine, 1900
Fiour-Family extra. s5o0e5.2s per bsl;
bakers extra. $. l595.25; superhne, 81 65N1sso
Wheat shipping quality. sl.7iI4size4 per
Bsrley-Feed. 81. 0tGI.0s14; old brewing, s1.6o
@1.75: new brewing, sI.l2IS per Genital
Osts-si. 30 per GENITAL for fair TO choice;
gray, 81 z6g1 s. black, 81. sol 80 per GENITAL
Corn-Iarge yellow, s1-60gLe5; small yell
low, 81 70g17211; white, $50 per GENITAL.
Wooi-Spring, foothill, per pound, ls1lsc;
Northern, lSlGk2c: Southern, six months, IG4l5c;
southern, twelve months, 12l49l5c; Nevada, Is
G1lsc; Oregon Valley, 22124c, Eastern. light, II
@0c; Eastern, heavy, 129l5c; Southern lambs
wool, Sgl1c
OPTIONS.
Optfons-Cau board sales: wheat buvey 1871
s.761 zf1L7sl<, closing at s1-7611; buyer season,
s1-sa1 4Gl.S5is. closing at 81 .s3sk.
Barey-Buyer lssl, 81. 1874, closing at u.I3jj<;
buyer season, sLl7Gl.1sl4, closing at sLIgL,
NSASCIAL~
Drafts-sight, 10; telegraphic, Is. Sterling
bills-Bank, 4S5; sight, As7; commercial,
SIS Bar silver-9a4 tg9s11c. Mexican dollars
-7715Gg7sc.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the Audites
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l. 1891.
to date are sii,s5l,oD. There were sled for
record yesterday Is deeds, the considerations ar
Ing - the list as furnished By Osborne, Trempef
q Co., sbstractors of title. lie Cherry street., BE-
tween Front and Second:
: q. J. Ireen 10 J. Miehasls, part loss and 4
block Is, Esst Park add, s2,400.
Jacob MiehasIs % o. ,: Trssn. loss and Q.
oiock co, Denny Hoyts, LOO
block Is, Burke's I'd, 500
VIC / CO. to Martin Kseiy. Loo S. block II.
Frank D. True 20 z. J. DelbYidgs. pert lot ..
block =, Bdes q K add, f.S7a
ID c wahloeTy 70 James DougSn. lots in
block Z, Salmon Bay ID, 81.
On. Berger @ c. =. Remsbers. lot .. block 10.
Denny q Hoyrs, $50
block ., plat !, West Side ada, $500.
j. A. Could 70 Thomas b. White, lot 4 black 4
AcAleer's supl, $50
A L; caIkins 70 ". C. Calhoun. 8S acres 500
Robert Knipe to p A. Kuox. lots TO .. block
2, Fa.rview Head add, 81
J. Brewer e al % 7. 9. copp,loss IL and u
J; B. Brewer ct al. 70 James Dysr.lot .. block .
Harry White 70 Annie Ripley. lots II to IA
block i, Union Depot add, q. 100.
j. 7. Hiatt to Lsyi Hiatt, lots to II, block q,
Crothers New add Dts Moines. 81
Des Moines, 81.
J. r. Hiatt TO Levi Hiatt lot Q, block a, Dss
Hoines, e.
Arson HAWKS to NJ 9. Watkins, sw No % %.
q, 4. $500.
State of W. 70 J. l. Howe. ne % 70 nv ~, n
6, taxes
Ole johnson 20 y. soderhsrg, lot l. block 100
Salmon Bay Park add, $40.
y. soderberg 70 G. g. Carlson, lot T. block 100,
Salmon Bay Park add, slO0
I. W. Ohiemott 20 Robert Secular, lots % and
q, block 4, Ballard Park, $50.
J. B. Seeley TO DoIlie z. Brown, lots l and 2,
block -, Crother Il Seeiey's add Des Moines NO.
c. 3. Lvermore to II. w. Wheeler, ~ sw sw
Ne 4, Is, e. 81.
II. NJ Smith to 9. d N. Ry. Co, strip in front
lot !, block /, Denny's eth, 81, go
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ORDINANCE NO. I,s04.-AN ORDINANCE
" IL amend section four Of ordinance No 202.
pertaining 10 the width of the sidewalks IN said
Re il ordained by the city OF seattle, follows:
Srf~rrss L That section fC1r OF ordinance No.
9O9 he and the same IS hereby amended 10
rssd as follows: "SeSstion !. That all sidewalks
hereafter laid shall correspond 70 the provisions OF
This section unless otherwise ordered by the city
conncii and no permit shall be granted for the coz
snch as are provided for in this section, without ex-
preSs permission from the city counciE
Fi~St--Ihe width OF all sidewalks hereafter con-
sfr1Ecfed or relsid upon the follow 1 e streets,
Front and Second Streets shall be OF the width OF
se,ond-The width Of all sidewalks hereafter con-
strsIced rsiai upon he following named streets,
to-wit: Jackson. Main, WASHINGTON ana esler
avenue. as far east as Souih Fifth street; James,
cherry Columbia. Marion. Madison, Sprlng, sen
ets and University far east as Third street., shall
h. OF the width OF twelve feet
Thjrd-The width Of the sidewalks hereafter con
s-rrfi or rIaisi upon fhe following named streets,
fnvyit. Pike street. As far east Eighth street,
and Third street shall be of the width OF ten feet.
Feurth-The width Of al other SIDEWALKS here
after constructed or retaid shall De nos less than
six feet unless otherwise ordered by the city
Fiffh-The siils under all sidewalks shall be not
iess than sixteen feet IN !enErh and not less than
for nv inches in thickness resting en- solid. safe
ard secure foundation. with posss or other solid
niansnr OF each sidewalk shall reSE upon at least
,hre us in an eigntfoot Sidewalk, four Sllls In
Ter and tpelvesoOi sidewalk and nve Sili> IA SIX
ten,,-fcct sidewalk. running parallel Win eaca
other and equal distances apart saa ne ol.so &c.
than two inches from tbs ends OF the piAaking
~ixth-The covering shah be al least two inches
thick laid IL right angles with the siis, snd each
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE oF
IN James r. Phinney, deceased.-Noiice IL hereby
given by the undersigned. administrative and adj
ministrator of the estate Of James +. Phnney, de-
ceased to ths creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said estate. TO present theft
claims. with the necessary vouchers. within one
year after the first publication of this notice the
said Administrative and administrator. al the office
Of Messrs. Greene Turner, Nos. 30I. 3lS, 3lg
and 800 Washington block. Front street, Seattle.
Wash. the same being the place for the iransac-
ton of the business Of said estate.
Dated at Seattle. wash, this 9TH day OF August
A. II. 1891 MARY ADA PHISNEY.
Administering Of the Estate of James F. Phinney,
deceased.
FRANCIS J. BURNS.
Administrator Of the Estate Of James f. Phinney,
deceased.
Greene 4 Turner, attorneys for the estate.
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SEATTLE Aurua q. 1901

SEATTLE, August ~ LssA-
Exchanges Al Seattle clearing house today
s2I,L40a
No change was reported in the condition Of
me gram. fesd and hay market yesterday.
Wheat receipts at Seattle elevator average about
i've OF ak cars q day. Yesterdays steamer
Drought I'D good supply of choice fruits. and
- me market was already pretty well stocked,
the tendency 10 toward lowering prices. Pears
are about tins only fruit that il scarce and con
sequentay the price is kept up. Peaches ara sell
ing al sOctgSl; grapes, 81, pears, sI.50. black
ocrrIes, $Z9A2o, with an upward tendency an
the supply is rapidly decreasing. and apples
sL2Ag2. Melons are beginning to be a drug in
the market, and sell all the way from 81 80 TO 81
per dozen, and strictly fancy selected ssoek
bring $3.50 IN some instances Native potatoes
are abundant, and the market Is weak.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-SCrtbern Pa
enc, ~ tons; Columbia & Puget sound, l9s
tons; seattle, Lake Shore * Eastern, $50 tons
By wster-W. b. Flint, l,f5O tons: Teaser co
tons; Mabel, o. tons: Henry Bailey, IS tonk;
Puget sound & Alaska Steamship Compauy's
poats, % tons. Multn0mah, 20 tons; Buckeye, 6
tons: Wasco tons; Glide, tons. San Juan, 3
tons: A r. Robinson, 5 tons; Grace, tons
Total shipments, 2.0ls tons
xERcHAsDIsE AND PRODUCE KKcxrPTs
produces and merchandise have been received
At the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY raii-Eorthern Paci-
nc, 20 tons: Columbia 4 Puget Sound, ~ tons:
seattle, Lake shore & Eastern, IS tons. BY
wster-U rnstills- 40 tons; 5. }. Perry, 20 tons:
Mnltnomah, 80 tons; Puget sound n Alaska
steamship C0mpany's boats, IA tons; Wasco, 10
tons; san Juan, tons Total receipts, s32 tons
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Buildfng Permits.

yesterday:
Mrs. E Dieckhon, repairing frame building,
lot 3 block l, ID. " Cranes addition: cost. s1n
Elcook & gill, one-story frame, on southwest
corner Ocean dock, size 16x30; cost, $50
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Portland Xhe.. MarH.t

PORTLAND, Aug. p. - lspeciall - Wheat
Local trading is fairly active, and wheat from
both sections is arriving freely. Willamette val
ley. sl55; walla walIa, $50 per Genital Re
ceipts, 1910 cenials
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


FINANCIAL
LONDON. Aug. N.-Closing-Consnis: Honsy,
% 1916; account, 95 1915 q. S. bonds-ls. IlgJki
as, io2l1- Bar silver, SA4d per ounce.
BRKADsrUFFs.
LIvEEPooE, Aug. H.-Wheat-Demand pooey
Kansas winter, hard, So ll1Sd, steady.
Corn-Demand for spot IL poor, and price has
fallen OF for futures; spot, Sc fs<d, steady;
August, So I'D, steady; September, g cd,
steady; October, % SD, steady.
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Hors-weak.

Hops-weak.
sugsr-Raw. quiet and steady; refined, stead
Ter. Of 4, 414sc.
Corse-Optlons closed steady, l0S25 points
dowr Sales we're is.z5e bags, ineludfnr August
Q. si6.xSG165o; September, tla55tgl5eS: ocso-
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COTNTY NOTTCEN.

THE TREASURER OF KING COUNTY WILL
4 pay on presentation all outstanding warrants
On the school fund OF school district No bearing
Gate prior % And Including warrant No. 6l0 dated
July 20, 1891 No Interest viii be paio on such
warrants after August 81 1891
BYRON PHELPS, Treasurer.
BY w. W. KIRKwooD
seattle. August II, 1891
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC DIVIDEND.

NORTHERN PACIFIC DTvIDysD.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Northern Pacific
directors today declared q regular quarterly
dividend OF per cent on preferred stock.
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHASSE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE stock market was
not active today, and displayed In the main
reactionary temper. Prices almost throughout
were slightly lower than the close of last even
ing The market closed only fairly active and
heavy to weak.
Government bonds-Stesdy.
Petroleum-Ciosing, 655se
MONEY ASD EXCHANGE
Money on csll-Easy: closing offered At 2l<.
Prime mercantile paper-5144 Cos Sterling
exchgnge-Wesk; 60-day bills, AeSt<; demand,
s4s5ll. Bar silver-9sisc-
BONDS
Z. a. freg.).-.. 1f7l47C. :. ~ tcouponl. io5s
Q. 9 IS (eoaPonl- ia Pacific 6s.---.-. 100
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We are overlooked with mantel, gallery, val
nut and imitation French clocks, and are selling
same ~ very low figures. Albert Hansen, 30
Front street
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CRY NOTICES.

and every plank shall be securely spiked 10 sueh
siIls by two thirty penny nails 20 each Sill
The planking and ffTnbers used in the constrae-
ton OF any sidewalk shall be sound and suhsfan-
fiaI, and decayed defective or E7nsnnuS uank
or iimbers whatsoever shall De used In any side
walk
Ia force from and after its passage, approval and
publication
1891 K W. JONES
President House Of Delegates
Passed by the board OF aldermen this Goth dsy
August, 1891 GEORGE W. HALL.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved by me this 24th day Of August, A ID.
1891 HARRY WHITE Mayor
Filed By me this gath day OF August A. D. 1891.
n w. MILLER, City Clerk.
Published this 28sn day Of August rsai.
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IOTa GTYxN Away

In Denny-Fuhrman addition The streets are
all graded. seTenty-fve feet wide, lots 50x1io
away 70 those who VIII build g, 500 housa.
The Denny car line, now IN operation, runs
through the addition Apply 20 Henry Fuhf.
son, I24 Harrison street
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The Sunday excursions on the steamer Kfrs.
land are growing In popularity. Take the Yes
Ter ayapEs earn
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ITO PROFESSIONAL ABsTRACTORs OF TT
Il ue-Sealed proposals VIII be received at the
Office Of the Board of Public Works I'D 70 noon Of
Monday Angus 81, 1891, for the furnishing 70 the
city Of seattle as called for during the months Of
September and October, 1891 ssdescriptiolss Of
tracts Of land within the mtsof said city required
BY the city engineer TO meet the duties OF his posi-
wise
Bids shall Be furnished a. many cents for each
Prescription" BY which Is to be understood the
latest record Of ownership as embodied in q deed
Of transfer A tinaI deed, though embracing many
names in interest," VIII Dc considered containing
hut one description" also one deed though ern-
bracing several tracts will be considered as con-
tanning but one description"
Particular attention Is directed 70 the definitions
here given which sTe 10 serve the basis Of pay
menf which Is 10 be In city warrants
Any additional information eheerfully given ON
personal application
BY order Of the Board Of Public Works
r. W. j. HOLBROOK Secretary
First publication August 19. 1891.
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large assortment Of fne French onyx, black
40 Front street
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CITY NOTIC rs.

GALE OF SALARY FUNB WARRANTS
~ Under and by virtue of ordinance No. 7O9
sealed tenders viii be received by the undersigned
city comptroller city treasurer and city clerk for
the purchase OF sufficient number of the salary
fund warrants Of the city of Seattle amounting 10
fifteen Thousand tsl3.oo0l dollars, more less. to
pay the day laborers OF said city in cash. said
tenders win be received on or before saturday,
August 20 A. ID. 1921, st2 o'clock p. m. the sue
cessful biddef TO receive said warrant or warrants
and pay for the same on or about September g. A
D. 1891.
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and
Al bidS
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Yesler, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system
CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF
Seattle
Paid up capital. .......................s $500 900
pufpios.... SU0U0
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange:
transfer money by telegraph 10 all cities in the
United States and Europe: receive deposits OF
money and issue pass books or certificates there
for Our facilities for making collections are com
plete and viii receive proTnpt attention
DIRECTORS:
a. q ca ~ AM vice PRESIDENT
CASHIER
coRkEsPoNpESIs:
London, y. ~ Ro,hzchild Il sons: Paris De
Rohschiid Frerss: Frankfort A NJ, l. Won
Steiger 90; New York, agency OF Bank OF Cali
foTnia: Chicago, Commercial National Bank:
Boston, suffolk National Bank: san Francisco,
Inc Bank Of California Portland, Tas First
National Bank.
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Our prices on builders hardware. paints and
oils TIE lowest In the city
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No trouble 70 show goods Il Albert Hansen's.
20 Front street
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DEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK
With authority TO increase 70 81, 900 900.
Occidental block, Front street, Yesier avenue and
James street. Seattle, Wash.
Incorporated December Is, 1899.
oYFIcERs-BoARD OF TaUsTEn
BAILEY GAIZERT President
JACOB FURTH ....................V Vice President
ARTHUR A. DENNY Second vicePresident
FRANK BLoDGETT. A ssistant Cashier
L. SCHUMACHER, JOHN LEARY,
WM. 4. BAILEY, JOHN COLLINS
OTTO RANKE
Interest allowed per anpum Str per cent on
term deposits, per cent ordinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May and No
vemoer.
Loans on real estate security.
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c. w. FERRIS, city ComptroIler



CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y until nocn Of the 7th day OF September 1891
br lighting the public streets OF the city of Seattle
br one year from date of contract Bids will
specify the kind. candle-power and price of each
HIGHT per month. the hours during which the same
viii be furnished In different seasons of the year
whether the arc lights will be placed corners or
over the center of the Intersections OF alternate
streets bidding each PLAN, whether for all or
only part OF the streets now lighted, and, III for
less than all what district Of the city The city to
have the right TO increase the number of arcs to
100 and incandescenfs 20 200 during the year
Bids 70 be directed 10 the secretary board of
pnblc works and endorsed ON the envelope bid
for Street Lighting"
Efhe right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids
Payment viii be made In city warrants, drawn
against the appropriate fund.
Ky order or the board of public works.
y W. II. HOLBROOK, Secretary.
First publication, August II. 1891.
lNPuUNDED STOCK FRIDAY, AUGUST %,
"a mont Of police headquarters, corner Fourth
sna Terrace streets, at 20 a m, will sell al pub
ne aneion TO the highest bi der for cash. to pay
expenses OF tmpoundng and Keeping. the follow ne
eesenoed stock, viz: one ID chestnut horse tbout
stsen go years OF age branded IT" on left shout
afr. The owner of the above desc fibed animal is
70 me nnEnown. BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief of Police, seattle.
ces'tie. Wash. August II. 1891.