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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
The Rebel Yell.
No. 226 FIRST STREET, SOUTHEAST,
WAsurGGTOy ID. O.

WASHINGTON, ID. @.
{! % Eifor Of ne Dispatch.
Nl.l Won please publish in the column OF
Narsi,ons and Answers as near repre-
'-.ailon Of the rebel yell" as you can
l1;in pr!nt; also its meaning and its ORR
e.. ani how il became the "robel yell"
~ TINS you will greatly oblige sub
t,let who often hears the remark.
Ilsi internal yell was enough to break
u lre without charge" L. q. u.
We DO lot know where or when the term
efFIa.e1. /; is used to describe the pro-
f,g'a. continuous. spontaneous shout Of
Victorious or defiant bodies of Confederate
s'ois IS distinguished from the formal
Ap. Lip! hurrah.!" or three cheers"
% lie Federal troops Any enc having tho
we and the ability might write very
"s-sllo article on the influence of the
hoei yell. II eth hces! Occasionally,
"sE very Unexpectedly. il breaks out"
AZ Is instantly recognized by those who
lave heard 1t before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
One Hundred and Seventeen Years Old
NEwEERN, August 8, 1891.

To he Editor of the Dispatch:
While on trip to Ocrscoke recently !
found tho grave of, believe. the oldest
person who ever lived in North CAROLINA.
K marble slab bears this inscription,
'.Sacred 70 the memory OF
ANN HOWARD.
wife Of George Howard.
Born -, 1874. Died November "a, 1641s
Aged one hundred and seventeen ycsrs."
Who Mrs. Howard was before marriage
I could not ascertain. No one on the
island that I inquired of could tell me,
although many of the inhabitants were
descendants of hers. They did tell me,
however, that she did not die OF sickness.
but from an accident during . severe
storm. " L. W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Summer Dont's.
rBrantlou BuckShaW.1

Don't swallow Ice water, danger IL breedss
Don't stand In tine treacherOus breeze,
Don't call for tat meat when you cit down 70 eae
Don't worry, but live at your ease.
Don't become heated-let exercise 60:
Don't seek for sccietys whirl.
And ono above all you had better recall
Don't nirt with the sweet summer girl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
THE QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
Attitude Of tho United States and OF For
cign Countries Towards Bimetallism.
ABINGDON, August 1, 1891.

cign Countries Towards Bimetallism.
ABINGDON. August 1, 1891.
To 1s Editor Of the DisDatca:
The types made you say IN o recent edi:
torial article that the annual production OF
silver in all the world was $270, e0O. 900.
You doubtless wrote $4,000. 600, for you
were quoting q bulletin of tho Census
Bureau which stated the annual produc:
ton of the United States at $50, 398, 9sS and
declared this to be Al per cent. OF the pro-
duction of the world, thereby implying
that that total was $162. 000, 900.
ABErTER ESTIMATE.
Even this last amount, however, ID an
Window, chiefly on the authority OF the
great German statisticlan, Soetbeer. esti.
mated the annual production of the world
at S142. DOC, 900; and il will be conservative
to assume that the true figure is not great
or than S152, 100000.
Mr.. Window. also on the basis OF Scot
beers calculations, placed tho annual con-
sumption of silver at S91 900, 600. So that,
assuming these estimates to be approx
mately true, We may set down the net an
nusl production OF silver in the world,
over and above consumption, and avail
able for use % money, at $61. 100000.
GOLD AND SILVER.
The gross amount of gold and silver in
tho world is generally accepted to be
sbout fifteen thousand millions Of dollars,
about half silver and half gold the total
of silver being about seventy-Ave hun
dred millions Of dollars. and y therefore
r. seen that the S61 ,000, 900 OF silver, which
constitutes the net annual product OF tho
worlds mines, is only about four hfths of
1 per cent. of the worlds stock OF silver
a percentage far inadequate to keeping
pace with the annual growth and expan-
sion of the commerce OF nations.
THE STAPLE EXCUSE.
Yet this small and most desirable In
crease in tho general stock OF silver Is
made the ground Of daily objection to the
free coinage of the metal. and IL the staple
excuse for the cutlery continually raised
money" which would result from that in
dispensable measure. The very reason
WHY gold and silver have constituted the
money of mankind for 50 many ages 10
that their quantities cannot be inconye-
nientIy or dangerously magnified. Tho
cost Of their production in the United
States, which Is less than everywhere else,
is stated by the Census Bureau st So for
90. or full 6 per cent. OF tho hnai
hvsterically. that, because the currency Of
tie country may DO inflated BY excessive
issues Of paper money. costing less than
one twentieth Of per cent. IN the manu-
facture. therefore We are In danger OF in
fnt;on and deluge OF dishonest money
from an annual production Of siiverequiva-
liant TO less than four ffths OF per
cent. of the total silver stock. and costing
SO Der cent. Of its final value in tho mining
and coming OF IL.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL vIEWs
4 II not time for thoss American citizens
Tho take part In this outcry against silver
"a e held 20 some regard Tor the Ameri-
- Constitptionl That instrument makes
~ ~ sjlv~ TIE legal monsy OF the United
1919 6n1nelks vho ieda1ee = i1sult.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Canary-Birds Mouitinx.

Cnnary-Birds MouIt1nK.
HALIFAX COUNTY, Va.
To ne Editor Of Me Dispatch:
Will YOU please answer tho following
il How often during the year do Canary
birds moult?
?. How long arc they moulting?
!. Canaries moult in September-some -
early as August.
2. They usually take about four weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

Wnsr Polur. Va, August 1.-THE body
q AsSt Ho .s. whS ". dsc , q AZ
mSrnns L y. AK ~ sho a9sRS ass
Easis Va arrested On sasOicion & kaSinS
boon concerned IN HoWGxd'e doe&h, III
upon the AndinQ of TIE BODY ~ joxy
brought In verdict d accidental 6SoUi.
ing and Engle WAS acquitted. HoNpld NJ
s eolofed man and lsevee : 161ily =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
FOUND DEAD.
The Sad Fate Of . Stafford MANA vsne-
rsbls Lady Passes Away.
rurscasl teIarrnm 70 the Dlspatch.1

FsrprRIcxaBulo. Va, August S.-James
Robinson, for . number OF years . resident
Of this city, but lately Of Stafford county,
was found dead in . ditch ner Brent's mill,
= short distance from the city to-day. II
Is supposed that he fell In the ditch
while under the influence Of liquor, - he
was seen here late last night vary much
iptoxicsted Hs was about hfty-Avs years
Mrs.. Annette Fsuutlefoy, widow Of
DR.. Fauntleroy and . most estimablo
and highly esteemed lady, died ct her leoi.
dence here to-day, In the ninetieth yeog q
her ace. She had been 3 conslstont end
devout member Of the Methodist Church
Tor number Of years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
LNOR RENT.


No. $40 west Grscs street; $3.50 per snnum.
No. Ga north First street; e2l0 pee ennum.
No. 1IS north goth street e275 par annums
No. 40 north 23d street; Zoo per ennnns
No. $50 north 9Th street; e2Ie per annnn.
And many other SMALLER AoUsEA.
CaII and see our lss Of houses % booo00 ~
cant September LIST and october l0e
tho rush begins d 3: ELA9 q ~
r,o,. "a. iiis xsh :. 81 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
10 Limbs Of Tree Go Up Higher.
GALT's MIL

"" Bli'or Of he Dispatch:
d. ecdyf WV 50 Ak'' ~
~, y Is disputed question. please an
u your columns and oblige,
."s Is An apparent isossass IN ths d.
q Ashs I'm ~ AnsaaA ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
The Poet Tepnyson.
RICHMOND, Va.

RICHMOND, VA.
', ~, Eii'or ofne Dispatch:
"a. r.esse inform me through your Sunday
e. whether the Poet Tennyson is still
~'lg II dead. when be died. and oblise
II. A SuBscRIBsn.
lie il alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
The Alternative
lEnoch.l

Harry: Ny grsst-annt hes Just made hel
will. leaving me 100000 In ease gun
smoking.
Jack: Well, what are You going 10 DOT
Harry: It's . disgusting habit. bat sup
pose I've got to learn to chew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

to ssasd q tAe vIndcvs a egdos = ~
Rsv. ~. BlankinshipS sxoollene 3 ~.
ing. Old friends seam % enjoy nm *
with one another vo9y muon. 14s5
Richmond and Petersbur9 80 SeDeeoenSeo
among the vast audienoea
xx1oowAxs
1lr. Norman Nsblstt, Of Bsungyiek; =
ct the White Sulphur Springs W. Va
where be will remain several weete. 80,
Miss Maggie Webb, OF Richmond; H.
Daisy Bragg and Miss Lillian Nichols. g
Petersburg. and Miss Jennie CIarses q
MecklenburR, ore visiting friends snf ssIa-
tivee In LunenburR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Damaging Testimony.

Damaging Testimonys
[Epoch.l
Attorney Ito witness), You know this
man2
Witness: Yes, sir.
ATTORNEY, What Is his reputation Tor
''S witness. Well. he writes obituary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

IN eiRht-pase, e4-column Newspaper e1d
magazine OF general information, y only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

IAN actress should actually feel the COZ:
rows she depicts. She should weep real
tears"
but think Of the strsaks thsy would
wash on her cheeke."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

TO tie Editor Of tie Rostoa oiobe'
4, tl,'a country has raade ara under
the imprcssion that tie train on which
Mr. George Francis Train travelled fron
Chicago 70 ZONE western point acquired
the speed Of n miles an hour. J. r.
A train composed OF m engine. two
psrlor.cays, and : dining-caf, Rsnpsyl-
vanis railroad, Aberdeen 70 PesTymAnA
Nj, March 10. 1880. steamtd q m1{ee q
two minuteos 81 q seee 81 n aaee O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

$3.50 per snnum, No OLD sass HarshaG stEssA
$3.50 pe! ssnon. No 2 - Qasy' - sssns
o420 per snnums No 90 eeo1 MAJ 1Svoe0A
modern. Vacant 0otohe1 10
modern. vacant 6ssSpss isx
o25O per annums No 1919 49, cosys 1ososmA
modern.
5000 psr annum. No lo3 go Main sessA -
Also . number q SMALL HOUSES u ooo0
n'' E&iNK D. HuL D CO,
an 0-1t Real Rssaoo Aoon1a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

No 500 eaet Clay stroet; - roo0e
No as east Cary streess ~ 0o
No Goa east Leigh street. ~ r0omA
No. 700 east Cary street, 9 Rooms
No. els esss Main strecs; 9 rooms.
No xOA east Cary street: ~ roo0e
No COS east Leigh street; 10 rooane
No SIS cast Leigh street; roome
No SGT north Ninth street; lOroooe
No I4OA Floyd avenue; rcom2
No 3 west Marnhaii street: , rooenA
No 208 north 21st street, rooma
No 81 north Ninth street; roome
No III Mayo street. ro0ma
No. llOl west Main street; roomA
No north Plum street: rooms
No lO6 west Marshall street; roeme
Ma - pa ana Verable streets; voo0A
No oO3 east Leigh street; 10 yoomA
No SO7 north Monroe stroeej roome
No, COZ cost Main street,; 70 roomA
No. No. .rRAsE 1wSLLiN0 . EIoyd avsnns
eoe ner Kim street: rooms
No To-. @ - north Plan street. between Nsva aad
~. 6TORt6 AND 0THkR gQ9kN
Pf'xCtS. CaiI for new PRINTED 1xN1skJyE
FOR AUGUST. Giving prsceA 49, heT ~ -
ocription. va
eu Git 8Sos 1YY9Sy 0xS9S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

DeaSh of lnrs Ings-Pretsaseed nseues-
Psssoqals.
eour,upoudsncs Of shs Richmoad DispaecA.l
Loon LGv1H, Va, August ~ George
~, toscs Nm INC Vasa noble Qhy1stian
M IA : mernber of the Baptist church.
GhS NJ 6nd, LOVING, and aaeoetonase, ana
eyexybody loved her. bhe wae epout
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
Phone 63A

r OR BENZ: Il
No ll0 east Main 1Flet, $500.
Is IS. 8: s; s:;;si' :::. 81.
No. 2519 east Greco 4lfoet 900
No 6Ol north Eirss ee0ee Q19eo ~ -
No. 1914 west Cary Qsfeeel gl00O 20 neo0b
FLAT No ! ws6b Cer1 egyeei V120
FIAT ia ITO south Saf sS ;!s;;t |! SO g..
An Ola l0lA Na0 000e6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09
rEH c0NsTIruTIoNAL INV.

4 II not time for thoss American citixens
vho take part In this outcyy sgainst silver
~ "a held 70 some regard Tor the Ameri-
- Constellation That instrument makes
~ ~ sjis@ TIE legal monsy Of the United
t6tes 1.st re Ia!l.sa{sse colony e
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-27
ABBREVIATED TElEGRAMS.

The first national bank of Fermandina,
Fla, capital $50, 900, has been authorized
to begin business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Corey, of Chi
cago, Saturday night celebrated the
sixtieth anniversary of their marriage.
Mr.. Carey is 81 years old.
AT Roman Catholic church fair at
Mansfield, Pa, twelve miles from Pitts
burg, Con O'Shea won a goat by proving
himself the best clog-dancer.
The people of Richmond, Va, turned
out in great numbers Sunday and at
tended memorial service to the late ex-
Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston.
Mrs. Sarah Huntley, 40 years old,
was arrested at Chicago Saturday for
shoplifting. She was detected stealing O
doll, and other stolen property was found
on her person.
John B. Werner, of Allentown, Pa,
and r. NJ. Ludlow, of st. Louis, students
at the Episcopal General Theological
seminary, New York, have joined the
Roman Catholic church.
United States Senator Regan, of Texas,
has resigned to accept the position of
chairman of the Texas Board of Railway
commissioners. Horace Chiffon has been
appointed senator in Regan's place.
Talmadge's new Tabernacle in Brook
lyn, n. Y, was opened Sunday, with three
services at each of which it was packed
with people. The edifice has cost SO far
$4,000 and will require $40. 600 more to
finish.
A quarrel between two boys from differ.
ent villages IN Nuang Tung, China, led
to IA battle between the rival villages in
which swords, spears and freams were
the weapons Many were killed and
wounded.
1t is stated that the great secret of p. L.
Moen's payment to Doc Wilson of
$500 was that Wilson knew of some
sort of crime committed by relative OF
Moen. and the latter paid the hush
money to save the good name of his fam
lily.
At White Pigeon, Mich, Saturday E. j.
Brink, Lake Shore brakeman, kicked
and otherwise brutally abused his wife.
As he was about to strike her with his
fist she drew a revolver and shot him in
the neck, giving him a possibly fatal
wound
st. Louis was thrown into a fever of ex-
element Saturday by the discovery of
the mutilated remains of man and
woman. The excitement subsided when
it was found that they were medical COL
lege subjects.
1t is stated at Chicago on apparently
good authority that the Deere & Man
sure company, corn planter manufac-
turers; Deere Sc Co., harvesters, and the
Moline Plow company, all located at Mo-
line, Ills, have arranged to merge into
one establishment. Boston and Chicago
capitalists are at the head of the COM
bine.
j. S. Stout, of st. Louis, sent revolt
ing letter to two actresses-Georgia Lin
gard and Lille Allyn-who perform at
the Winter Garden on Broadway. They
made rendezvous with him at one of the
principal street corners of the city, and
when they got him there gave him sfa.
ther of batting" A kodak fiend was on
hand and took several instantaneous pho
tographs of the affair
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-27
THE BASE BALL REVIEW.
wo League Clubs Capture Every Game

Two League Clubs Capture Every Game
the First Week-saturday's Scores.
CHICAGO, April 2I.-Two of the League
Base Ball clubs quit on top of the heap
last week with record of every game
won Boston and Cleveland. Chicago
and Philadelphia had to be content with
IS per cent of winnings Brooklyn and
Pittsburg couldn't do better than 25 per
cent, w. lie New York and Cincinnati
exhibited nice large goose egg fer their
weeks work. League scores Saturday:
At Pittsburg-Chicago 8, Pittsburg z; at
New York-Boston 5, New York 2; at
lphia-Philadelp 3, Brooklyn
L; at Cincinnati-Cleveland 50, Cincin.
natl T.
Association and Western Record.
Saturdays Association scores were: At
Washington City-Athletic IL, Washing
ton IL; at Observation-Disclosures 4, Boston 9:
at Columbus-Columbus 9, st. Louis 3;
at Cincinnati-Louisville II, Cincinnati g.
Sunday: At Columbus-Columbu 5, St.
Louis z; at Cincinnati = Cincinnati g.
Louisville IL
Western: At Lincoln-St Paul 3, Lin
coin ): at Kansas City-Kansas City 10.
Minneapolis 1; at Omaha-Omaha 8, Sioux
City 5; at Denver-Milwaukee5 g. Denver 0.
Sunday: at Kansas City-Minneapolis 49,
Kansas City 10; at Denver-Mil waukee g.
Denver %; at Lincoln-St. Paul 6, Lin
coin 2; at Omaha-Sioux City 8, Omaha g.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-27
The Presidents sister Hurt.

CINCGNNATI, O., April 27.-Mrs. Bette
Eaton, of North Bend, sister of President
Harrison, was probably fatally injured
yesterday afternoon by being thrown
from her carriage. Mrs. Eaton and her
niece, Miss Moore, drove to Cleves, about
twenty-three miles west of this city to
attend church. While going down q
steep hill between Cleves and North
Bend on the return the horse ran away.
and both ladies were thrown out. Mrs.
Eaton striking on her head. Miss Moore's
shoulder was dislocated. There are some
hopes for Mrs. Eaton. The president was
telegraphed of the accident.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-27
Tony Hart, the Comedian. Diving.

NEW YORK, April 2Z.-Relatives of Tony
Hart in This city have received news that
the demented comedian is slowly dying
and they have almost abandoned hope
that he will live during the coming sum-
mer. He is still confined in the Massa-
chusetts state insane asylum at Worces-
ter. Many weeks ago he lost the use of
his lower limbs, and added to that he is
now speeehless. He does not seem to
recognize visitors
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-27
A Man with Bloody Hands.

New YORK, April 27-The clerk of the
Glenmore hotel, near the East River ho-
tel, says that a man with bloody hands
app ed fora room there Thursday night
about an hour after the murder of Carrie
Brown. He resembled the description of
the murderer. He had no money and was
turned away.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-27

The only complexion powder in the
world that is without vulgarity. without
injury to the user and without doubt 4
purifier, is Pozzoni's.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-BIDS Will,
~ De received until 10 a 10. Friday, August 81
Tor furnishing all material and labor required in
the erection Of school building be built at Co
on and after Thursday, August 13 at the office of
the architect Parkinson, 203 Butler block
certified check Of per cent TO accompany each
bid as guarantee 10 furnish bonds and sign the
contract. The board reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids Bids will be received at the archl
tects Office.
CEALED PROPOSALS WANTED-NoTICE Is
- hereby given that sealed bids to furnish to
Washington state Reform school all the supplies
needed during the six months following the letting
of this contract The supplies to be furnished in
such quantities and at such times as they NAV he
ordered Samples of all articles except dry goods
must accompany the bid Bids will be received AT
washington up 10 o'clock the twentieth day
OF August. 1891 The right 20 reject any or ali
bids IS reserved List of articles 10 be furnished:
Aeats-Beef, mutton. ham. bacon, pork veal
Groceries-Apples ldried j peaches 1drfedl baking
powder royal beans. corn fcanned l. peaches
teanned cinnamon, catsup, corn meal Crackers
cOnee dried peas, havoring extract, -four, ginger
sugar, lard. mustard. molasses. nutmeg oaf meal.
pepper, pickles, raisins, rice, soda, starch, tea
at the Office of the board of trustees -OId gold can
ton flannel, blue denim overalls blue denim blouse
plaid shirtng, suspenders shoe iaces Peauot sheet
ing, toweltng, boys suits, boys caps, BOYS socks
boys shoes. handkerchief material Hardware
axes ok handles, clothes pins hat hooks fire sboy-
els, mouse traps, selves, clothes wringer clothes
line. Democrat spring wagon Feed-hay oats
straw. Lumber-Fencing. planking bnfldinv MAZE
rlai. School suppiieS-School desks, rulers sIatas
slate pencils, blank books blotters rubber hands
tablets, envelopes, paper motel. paper ffooIscapl
paper Illegal cspl school books
J. W. GOOpELIA Secretarv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-13


NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE-PUBLIC NO
~ tee II hereby given that !, O. L Faust a. as
signee IN certain cause now pending in the suuer
lor court OF King county, state Of Washington en-
titled in the matter Of the insolvency OF James
Campbell and J. NJ. K. Atkinson co-psrtners nm
Ger the nrm name and style of Campbell Il Akin
son In pursuance Of an order in this behalf here
lhbeioIe duly made in this court, will sell ana
cause tc De sold a. public auction for cash al the
once oil Greene q Turner. No. 3ls Washington
biotk, on Front street m the city Of Seattle Eing
county, Washington, Saturday the 2st6
Gay OF Angus 1891, . O'Clock n
m, and continuing from that time iii
. o'clock p ID. OF that day and every day there
aIter, excluding sundays al like hours untii tha
sale Is completed, all the personal pronsrty =,
Whcn am ~ possession as such asss1ses and ha
ing particularly described being ali Inc h,eE &C.
counts and proTnissory notes heretofore oTDad ~
sA41 insolSent debtors, and now in NV rosSessso,
A. sncn assignee, and the prOmissory notes M any
TIME prior 10 such sale given me as srh aSSgnee
hs evloenee OF Indebtedness II asy person 70 said
asoIsent DEBTORS or said nsolvent estate and an
JodSinents at any time heretofore obtained by me
tnS0ivent debtors ~ $500
Dated at seattle King county, Washington this
4th DAY Of August 1891
q. L. FAUST, Assignee
Attorneys for said Assignee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-13

A SSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMpRov,
n ment district No. g for Twelfth street xrsds
Notice - hereby given tina, the assessment reJs =
local Improvement district No Z. for the crsdir.ss
Twelfth street from Depot street TO Pine sfree3 :
the city OF Seattle, and constructing OF sIdewsjss
on both sides thereof, has been filed oy the 49,
OF public works with the city council OF the clfr =
Seattle; aud further notice Is hereby given ~
the said roll Is open for public inspection Al he ~
nee Of the city clerk. in the new city hall fBnIs,
block, room 50s1, and viii remain open for ipsr.s
ton until Monday. August 18th, A. u. 1881 e 4
O'Clock D. M, and all persons owning prouerfv i
said local Improvement district, and all other -
sons interested, are requested to appear on -
18th day Of August. A. ID. 1891, at 1880 oc;ocr :
m at the council chamber In the ne city ran 6
make objection thereto IL any they may have
All persons interested are further notified a.
the city council will, at said last mentioned trs
consider any and all objections made and v5si =
said time or at some adjourned meeting make -
corrections in such roll IL deems lust Ard A.
after the consideration OF any and an ohierfios~
will approve such roll and will assess the amer
found 10 be just against each lot aud parcel al ~
fronting on said street.
". w. MILLER
Clerk Of the City OF seaffss
Date OF first publication, July 3ist, A. d. 1891