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PENSIONS GRANTED.

The following California pensions have
been issued: James r. Berry, Frank Coz
IONS, David Keplinger, John Stuart, Will
lam Russell. Robert Beck with, Thomas J.
Simpson, John Daniels, Max Albright.
Charles Ii. Carpenter, Stephen Cross, Daniel
Campbell. Gustavus Wacher, Daniel Sulli-
van and John Burns.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
y carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES' Perfect
Carpet-cleaninE and kenovating W urks, % and u
Eighth St telephone 1924. Se6 1y
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNTrNUED.


157 sEvENTn-LAR LARGE SUNNY Front
III rooms privilege light housekeeping. 10 3tt
III TENrH-LARGE SUNNY FRONT DUU-
- ble-wlndowed room; closet; $40 oclo ITS
81 HAWTHORNE a NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms oc10 2t*
7 ARGE FRoNT ROOM; LADIES OR GENTLE
y men; private family. 1857 Minna St ocl0 2t%
HoUsEKEEPING-LARGE SUNNY BASEMENT
u room stove closets. 81 Mnna, mr.. Fifth. Its
1919 McALLIsTER-2 NICE SUNNY ROOMS.
LILO furnished: SIS. 1ts
10l FItTH-suNNY DOUBLE FURN. ROOMS:
81 ~ week: also light housekeeping oclO 2ts
11OO BUSH = NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM
IfoO for gentleman oc1O 2t%
OH PoLK-LARGE SUNNY FRONT ROOM.
I'll with alcove; with or without board oc9 3ts
g ANTONIO. OFF JONES, BET. ELLIS AND
characteristics double room: SO. oc9 2t*
COX MASON. NEAR SUTTER-NEw ELEGANT
W ly furnished sunny suite and large sunny
room; gas; BATH hot and cold water; best location
In city; private family. oe9 5t-
900 VAN NESS AvE.-sUNNY SUITE OR SIN
Oo0 TENTH LARGE NEWLY FURNISHED
Aoo front room, suitable for man and wife or
g-nts; also single room. oc9 SIS
2OSI EIGHTH : NICE FURNISHED FRONT
1914 sEvENTH-2 NICE sINGLEFURNIsHE
IoI2 'front.' rooms; veranda: 81 50. oc9 2t*
.J1Q LEAvEN woRTH-RooM FOR GENTLE
: y men; price SO. Inquire basement. 90 2t*
204 FILLMoRE-sUNNY FRONT ROOM; 80:
ITO NINTn-SC0TCH LADY HAS SEVERAL
= : nice rooms. well furnished; top fiat: oes 81
1O7 FIFTH-UNFURNIsHED ROOM. :,
q vASSERoT PLACE. OFF GEARY NEAR LAR
okin-suite or single rooms suitable for l or
gentlemen. OCT It's
I1O MAsoN-sUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS;
11O very reasonable. oc7 5tt
l0OS BUsH-2 ROOMS, FURNISHED, WITH
lAOo use of kitchen. oc6 IF
1IS LARKIN NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
ITO front room, $40; BACK room. So oc6 tf
THE ABBoTSFoRD, NV. COR. LARKIN AND
In the city; furnished unfurnished rooms,
suite or single, for light housekeeping; terms very
reasonable. oc6 II
291 FULToY-NlCELY FURNISHED SINGLE
Ac1 and double; bath. oc4 It's
100 McALLIsTER = SUNNY BAY-wINDow
1oO room; also single sunny rooms. oc4 1t
GIT MASON = ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
81 rooms; double and single; in private
J00S MARKET - FURNISHED SUNNY
1-oo suites 70 let; also single rooms. oel lot
QJeHowARD 5 HOUSEKEEPING, ALSO
o1O sunny front suites; single rooms; So p.oe2 If
$40 HowARp-BEST AND cHEArEsr ROOMS
~ IN city; 50 and up a mouth oc2 lots
II K SIXTH-THE PIEDMONT; NEW HOUSE;
l. elegantly furnished rooms; suits and sim
GLE se23 II
~ MARhEI -HANDSOMEL1 FUkNlSHED
700 cheap rooms; ingle.and double. se23 I'm
> ELLIS - TRANSIENT; SUITES, SINGLE;
l. day week or month. NJ f. GRANT. sel9 I'm
O01 LINDEN AVE. NEAR COUGHS NICE
-o1 sunny unfinished rooms planked yard. IS tt
IC1 o'FA8RELL q OR 3 UNFURNISHED
IL rooms for housekeeping au2 II
100 MARKET. COR. FOURTH (THE ALTA
TOO HoGsel-Newly furnished rooms; cheap.a2f
YOSEMITE HOUSE. 1915 MARKET sII BET.
Il sixth and Seventh Boo to 81 per night; per Week.
~ 90 to 50 single and en- suite: ia miles mrl u
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ULLIS ST.. y. SIDE, NEAR FRANKLIN: LOTS
u ~ :6xl37 IS; $742b; street accepted; cable
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10 FOURTH - C,GAR-SrORE: GOOD BUSI-
ness: cheap; has other business. oc9 rs
TO IEr-NORDIN SALOON, 642 SECOND ST.,
E-urr. Brauuan ana Townsend. oC9 TtE
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STORAGE.

UnRsT. CLASS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE.
Il 64Z644 Mission st. CHAS. l.. TAYLOR 1Y3 u
FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE. PIANOS. ETC.
i stored reasonable rates. X. +. OSBORN 81
CO., 1888 Market ST., bet. Third and Fourth iy3Ou
L'URN ITURE TRUNKS PIANOS. ETC. TAKEN
care of and stored at reasonable rates: advances
made LIEBES Pioneer Storage Company,
TO II. Wendell, 80 Stockton ST. i've II
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THE FINEST AND BEST LOCATED
SUBDIVISIONS PLACED ON THE MARKET
SINCE FORTY YEARS


SINCE FORTY YEARS.
Close 10 Castro-srreet cable and Marketstreet
extension There is from
$1,000 TO $4,000 PROFIT
In sight on each lot within three years,
this tract is situated in the very of
the city. on 22d and Douglass SITS. Don't delay and
purchase at once. this property is selling fast
Take CastrO-st cablecars to 23d to inspect this
property, which is only two blocks distant.
Terms One-fOurth cash, balance to suit purchaser.
For prices and circular call ut the Office OF
JACOB HEY MAN, $50 Market street,
owner OF the tract
n. B.-Free carriage at Castro and 23d SITS.
ONCE open Wednesday aud Saturday evenings
from to 10 o'clock. oc4 II
IL s DE RoCHEMoNr.
IL. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
AIS Montgomery ST.. Rooms and g.
Seven elegant large lots. over 26xllO each; Ocean
road 200 # from Market-st. extension; $4,000, or
$500 each for single lots.
Business corner; 9Th ave. and California St. {; 5Ox
l2O; 5000; worth $500: bargain.
Snap lot on ST.. near 18th ave. 25xll5; n. side
OF street: s54O; bargain.
Large and small tracts in Richmond. H. S. DE
ROCHEMoNT, AIS Montgomery st. Room S.oc4 15t
QOe00 2 NEW FLATS OF o ROOMS AND
tIDCOUU. bath each, In Mission /; lot 26x74:lO
HUMMER & co. s731s Market St oc4 7t+
@10 ROO NECoR MoNTGoMERYAvE AND
lA.OOO. Lombard St, fronting also New
eli: lot 89xS5; improved: room for more improve
ments; must be sold; make offer. A. RUFF. Attor-
ney-at-Law, 4O2 Montgomery st. oc6 1t
GfOOO COMFORTABLE 2-SToRY HOUSE;
sDfOOO. rooms bath. nice garden and ase-
ment Apply TO owner, 3Ol3 Laguna ST. oc4 tt
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch o1ices, sos Lsrkln
si.. SSs Hayes ST. and 26l3 Mission ST.; open till
f:.UP.M
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GTAR CARPET-BEATING AND KENOVATING
- Company; reiJting and yiug; hrSt-clasS work
guaranteed at lowest prices. l25 O'Farren. oc2 IN
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70 LEASE.

no LET OR LEAsE-2 UPPER FLOORS OF
building sW. cor. Washington and Battery SITS
Apply at ABB Battery 81. sea II
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CIZ0 COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP-HoUsE;
- ~. fitted up Celr: everything in running
orjer years ease, reut 81. Call 7U5 Howard
st.. from til 2. ocS ST.
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-.t[0 partner WANTED; FRUIT AND
~iOU. produce business: good horse and wagon;
A.. d trade. rapidly increasing; splendid chance.
| u EANNAEn. 2nI kalrmN 81 IL
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CALIFORNIA ST.. RESIDENCE AND LOT;
" 6S :9N1Y7:6 stable and fine grounds; near
Pierce. glq ODO
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IF you WISH To ADVERTISE ANYTHING
L anywhere at any time write to GEO p. ROWELL
d CO., 10 Spruce ST., New YORK. aul9 ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
u the subject of advertising will do well to obtain
a copy OF "BOok for Advertisers" 1853 pages price
81 mailed postage paid on receipt OF price;
taiDs a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class journals: gives the circulation rating of every
one, and good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining TO the business OF adver
Using. Address ROW ELLIS ADVERTISING b.
REAU. 10 Spruce St.. New York. aul9 ly
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL in wrapper. ready FOR mailing
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G9OEA NEw-BUILT COTTAGES OFFS ROOMS,
tDOAOO. with ali modern cOnYenences, and tot
25xl25: ali street work done; ON w. side Douglass
St, bet. 24th and jersey: ii is only blocks from
CastrO-st cable: you can have the INSTALL
meut plan equal To rent. FOR sale by NJ. b. LEVY
1872 California ST., near Montgomery
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CARPET CLEANING 3 CENTS YARD. NIT
\ CHELL'S, 236 Fourteenth ST. myl3 IT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-22

Hayden; junior vice commander, w. b. Black
well; recorder, Major Frank Clcndenin; treas
urer. Major H. G. Bostwick: Captain H L.
Achilles, Captain Carl Adae, Lieutenant G. A.
Boardman; Lieutenant Phineas Foster. Captain
W. II. Jennings, Captain c. H. Holmes, Captain
u. +. Linquist, Lieutenant Commander J. T.
NOEL, Lieutenant G. w. Thompson, Major d. q.
Lowell, Adiutant A. b. Case, Fred E. Case and
Ex-Governor Z. e. Solomon
Sergeant Al Howe, the lightning gun artist of
with typhoid fever, which confined him to
bed for month
Ali members of Troop will m
tomorrow evening to receive their pay for
parades on February y, May 80 aud July l.
The new drill regulations being out, the
further study OF Upton is waste of time. The
new drill will prove very interesting and should
be well studied by the members.
Lieutenant Berry, of the troop, Is visiting in
Southern California.
The officers OF the Zouaves have had their pho
tos taken to complete the picture of the Zouayes
ana Iacomas bellies are anxiously awaiting
the opportunity to view this work OF art The
Zouayes have many fair admirers who will
watch their Eastern trip with interest The
boys expect to surprise Eastern militiamen who
think none can drill west of the Mississippi
The Soldiers Home at 0rting narrowly es-
capped destruction by fire last week. The water
works saved the building
Gorgeous parade soldiers" says a militiaman,
"are jealous OF the talk made concerning the
militia OF this state. They forget that some
years ago they were in a deplorable state, aud
are but little better now"
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. GA PROP
osition to amend sections 40 and IL of article
TX; Of the freehoders charter, adopted october l.
Resolved, That section 40 of article TX. o the
freeholders charter be amended TO read as
SECTION 40. There is hereby created an auditing
committee. which shall consist of the mayor pres
ident OF the board of aldermen, president of the
house of delegates ard comptroller The MAYOR
shall be the chairman of the committee and the
comptroller shall be secretary but in the absence of
either from any meeting of the committee a tenn
poTary chairman or secretary may be chosen by
the committee 10 act for the time being
said committee shall hold stated meetings once
In each month and may adjourn from time TO
time. 1t shall be the duty of said committee to
examine all claims and demands against the CITY
of whatsoever nature and TO recommend TO the
city council the allowance or aisallowance of the
same or any part thereof, except salaries of city
officers as fixed by this charter.
Three members of the committee shall const-
a less number can meet and adjourn from time to
time.
Resolved, That section Al of article TX. of the
freeholders charter be amended so as to read as
follows:
SECTION IL. All demands, bills and claims which
may arise against the city, including the PAYNE mt
of all employees OF the city. whether under regular
monthly salary or not, except salaries of city Off
GERS as fixed by this charter shalt be duly verified
as Observation-Disclosures and be filed with the secre.
tary of the auditing committee. who shall file and
number the same in order OF presenta alton and re-
fer the same to the auditing COMMITTEES for action,
whose duty il shall be 10 recommend the allow
ance or rejection of the same in whole or In part.
and II allowance be recommended, to designate the
particular fund from which they are to be paid and
indorse upon the back OF each claim or demand the
date of the recommendation of its allowanc &c
lection, the amount to be allowed. and also the
ton of the Oh arter, number OF ordinance, number
of contract, resolution or order under which the
said claim or demand was authorized con-
tracted for. These Endorsements shall be verified
by the signature of the chairman and secretary of
the auditing committee. All claims or demands
after being audited by said committee shall be
forth with reported to the city council for final &C
tion. II. w. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication November Id. 1891.
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n, late the National Guard of Wash
ington are eonfning their engage
ments TO the 'battle OF books"-figuring
considerably in the courts-going In quite heavy
ON law propositions aud coming out on top, too
the rules and regulations have been relegated
10 the shade. and now the supreme court is TO
decide whether the guardsmen on duty at the
mines were deputy sherifis or soldiers.
The petition of the paymas.cr in this case Is
based on the affidavit of Lieutenant Charles
Esrlin. which contains all the facts relating in
any way to the use OF the troops at the mines.
The famous order OF the governor 10 Colonel
Hanes instructing him under certain condi-
tions, in the words "you viii Immediately re-
pair to that place with one or more
companies" which instructions were taken
for orders from the commander-in-
chief! will come up for construction
BY the court. II will be claimed by the petit
TONER that such Ian suage under ordinary CIR
eunstances would constitute an order, In the
military sense of the word, from superior to in
ierior Should the court construe the language
10 be an order, then under section 81 OF the mill
tia law the troops were bound TO obey, ana
obeyng. the state becomes liable for the service.
Both regiments are looking forward to
speedy determination OF the case, confident OF
victory should the writ be denied the First
regiment will doubtless fall by the wayside at
the annual inspection TO take place next mouth,
as the rank and file feel that service without
recognition from the state is not the service into
which they were enlisted
The case goes to the court upon an agreed
statement OF facts, and viii be argued by Colonel
Haines for. and Attorney General Jones against,
granting the writ should the court decide in
favor OF the troops being paid, the accounts of
the quartcrmsster and commissary for transpor-
tation aud subsistence OF the troops while on
duty-accounts amounting to over s. e0o-will
be presented TO the board OF military auditors
and allowed
The present case rests solely upon the refusal
OF the board to audit tho pay rolls of the CON-
panies In service.
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DRoposKp AMENDMENT no. s-A PRoP.

DROPOSFD AMENDMENT NO. S--A PRO p
Il ositiOn 70 amend section of article XIII OF
the frseaoleers charter adopted October /,
A. D. 1890
Resolved, That section of article NIL OF the
fTeehol9ers charter be amended 30 as to read
follows:
SEXTON Q. The city council may, subject TO The
pro DIVISIONS OF the constitution and laws Of this
state and section 80 OF article ~. OF his char
ter from time 10 time. but at time to ex-
coed in par vaiue one hundre thousand dollars.
issue bonds for and IN the name Of the city OF Se
a'tIe pledglgg the faith and property Of the city
for the pay merit thereo. Of the par vaue Of
Thousand dollars EACH rayabls al such period as
shall be fixed by The city council. not exceeding
twenty W after The date thereof. with interest
90 exceed i've per cent. per annun1. with such
further terms md conditions the city coun I'll
shall BY ordinance prescribe, TO be deuounatsd
publ PARK bonds OF the city of seattle and shall
sell the same the highest bidder not less
than their par value, ard the proceeds thereJf
shall be paid the city treasurer and be portion
Of lie city park fand, created in section 81 this
article The proceeds of the sale o. said bonds
shsli be used IN the purchase OF land fer park or
parks or the improvement Of such parks, or the
construction % buildings therein. the coustrlc
ton improvement ard oTHsnenta,ion OF park ways,
drives Rnd houleTards 10 the city, or the planting
Of trees, shrubs and flowers and other Ornaments
ti0n and improvements In tine parks park ways,
drives and boGlss&rds Of The city.
If. W MILLER.
Clerk 81 the City Of seattle.
Date Of first publication November IL, 1891.
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Military Dsshes.

Sergeant Charles Soldering has resigned and
will very shortly go 10 Milwaukee to live.
The High School military company drills reg
ularly in the Armory, and win make fine COM
pany.
The remaining members OF Company are all
talking transfer to other companies or of quit
ting the service.
Adjutant Charles Esplin, jr, was in Tacoma
Wednesday paying off the members Of compan-
les c and G for parade services
The only company that drilled during the
week, up to Friday night was Company +,
which had a squad drill on Wednesday night.
One officer and eleven men were in line.
General order No. l6 from National Guard
headquarters, embodyiug the decision of the
court-martial in the Haines case and restoring
him to the command of the First regiment, has
been printed and issued.
Lieutenant w. II. Gorhan, of Company D. has
resigned from the service. His long fight for
reinstatement was crowned with success. On
Monday hts commission first lieutenant
arrived. He simply qualified and resigned.
Colonel +. NJ. Carr. assistant adjutant general,
inspected the property of Company B on Tues
day night, and condemned everything except
the arms. This was done at the order of head
quarters. recommendation will be made for
new uniforms
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The Military RAIL.

On Thursday. December 3. the non-commis.
foaed staff OF the First regiment viii give a
hrst annual bail at the Armory. The reception
commitiee consists of Mr. T. Fl. Wagner, Mr.. w.
B Younkin and Mr.. l.. g. Alis. The floor
committee viii be composed OF Mr.. T. II. Bubb,
MI. w. Lindsey, NJ. II. o. Allison, Mr. C. c.
Fisher and Mr.. NJ. L. Cloyes. Members of the
army, navy, National Guard, G. A. r., Sons of
Veterans and uniformed fraternal societies have
been requested to appear in full uniform.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. "A PROPo-
4 sttion 70 amend sections three 49, FIVE (5l and
seven "a of article ~. OF he freeholders charter
adopted October /, \. II. 1890.
Resolved That ssctio 81 article ". Of the free
holders charter be amended 50 as 20 read a fol
lows:
SECTION 3. At tho general election in 1902
there shall be elected liz each ward ln he city
member OF the board Of aldermen sud one me
OF {BH house OF delegates. At the general election
o. 1892 Ehe ave members Of the board o. aldermen
receiving the greatest number of votes SHAH hold
Office Tor four years sE8 tbe Other fuur Ter two
years. and Ia the 81 lie vote the length II the
term shall At the FIRST session, aud before transact
!ug any ether business. he determined by lot. At
each subsequent general municipal election enough
aIderuea shall be elected rom the respective
wards To- succeed those whose terms are ABOUT 20
expire aad she aAicrmeu So elected shall each hold
office for four wears.
The members elected 20 the house OF delegates
shall each held Office tNo wears Bach men, Der o
either hcase shall tuytAer hois offce untll his
cvssgF IS elected and qualified Zach member OF
the city council shall Rave ST annual salary #
three hundred dollars. IL bE paid nODtGly. pro-
have reached the number 81 5000. as determined
by any official censas, such sA.Asy saal4 be
the sum Of six hundred dollars per
Ausuu pavebe annual y. A deduction Of
I'VE dollars SHAH be made from each mefn-
hers sa3sry who shAa ea Aosent Trum any
meeting 81 Ais respective house unless said mem
Der shall certify on hIs hcnor that sSia atseEce
caused rs Illness or unavoidable absence from
the city ~ Ire time II Itse meeting.
Resolved That section q article ". az the Tree
hcaers charter. be amended 50 as 20 read - fel-
lows;
sec :. No member o either house shall hc,d
sly ether municipal cftcs- ~ &c az etcpioYe ~ TIE
eoAtr&ct with tas c4;y q with ~ for any depart
Eens Institution, beard, oEaeer, AgeaI or employe
thereof
Each member upon taking oeies shan make Ana
faithfully comply With ana Stlae By Al It's res ul
Henis OF this secten, AMI the violation OF Any u
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DRoPosED AMENDMENT no. "a PRO-
Il position 10 asneaa article XIV. OF the free
holders charter, adopted October !. A. D. 1890
By repeating section : OF said article.
Resolved. That section :. % article XIV. Of the
freehoaiers charter adopted October /, A. ID.
1890, lie and the same hereby IL repealed
II. ". MILLER,
Clerk OF the City OF seattle
Date Of 6rss publication November IL, 1891.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE OCCIDENTAL.

Anderson, Calanes sampson, Ballard
J Beard, Providence Jones, VaesyiIls
= Benson, Portland Mrs Williams, ST
Frost, Olympia Young, Olympia
Bus;a&wf, Bend McDHni /, Portland
L ca X m, Kansas Cy McDougall&wf, City
4 Ruckman, Wiseon Il Watson, Port Town
Francis ASSIST, Dame Il Barton, City
Chapman, City, smilleT, TT Townsend
II III Warner, Tacoma l. ID McArdle, PIT Town
Curtin, Washington Z Scott, Whatcom
JeHry, Tacoma NJ Nichols, City
Kellogg, Jamestwn Ii ID Foster, Pittsburg
A McDanjalSw W hat ) III Pfaeter, WaIlaWalla
Almrill. Philadelphia J u Cros6eid, Portland
J Brockenfaugh, TaeomaA b Empey, Vancouver
B0thschild PortiandA Mollern, Portland
II Foster, san Fran II small sacramento
Miller, Chicago