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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27

9a asS,ossa ss s on The
back case "You sister" he said. 10 W
taken photographs from her album and III
them reduced, and must have projected -
:ss In os1ss t b. s
chi1apan's breast sobbing as II her hsast
In the mean WHILE. poor "Chuek" had 49,,
anxiously waiting After while WIndu7
wass 5l RAISED end Annie called softly; . MI
-. S|Wh'sfsthe matter. Annie r cried the bess
'"Oh. no. was the interruption, .qaa1'
plight and there was catch In the voleeT
hSSnisII"a he eried. but the window was shuA
:. The boys in the saloon were surprised 10 80
and empty tumblerfuI OF whiskey. Then -
tSs do 10T the bottle again. and some
sVs .s sSt t. :ss q SPg
" sYS said "Gkuc P9 Slowly. II was err
r, match .Sh me in any asht he can; I'll BE- No.
dsnk e B hsr al me- soS als ses se' saS.d
speaking aueerly as he looked into the IT.
Expression. i've Been on me nut. but ~
screwed back agin. Poor crazy Chuck A.
otaef dr1ns Eli Ss ssF IN FL rSast
prize ring again. And Annie f harrison S mi u n
lively and thoughtless a.. ever. But 4S ~
s S:SSs sSosk "a 6haSi. End IL go saG ~
mug. esst 31.,
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Let Us Have Less Talk.

Johnny Grimm called at the THz sUH ONCE yesterday
and said that Eddie Avery Just the kind OF man
be was looking for. and Avery will meet him at tho
Hiustra,ad Hsxs once Thursday. Doc. Of. Grimm will
be ready post forfeit and make arrangements for
Eddie Lober. who ciaims to b. the llopound cham
pion q america s.ys that nSs az recent dsfsss
Nuiioy. and win ngh. him g 40 poundso rs popnda
tory to him. Lober ha. defeated hu!roy twice. and
says that when no vas defeated oy nuroy no Eavs
more equal terms and he does mot defeat huroy he
VIII give him gold watch
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Hssa. aad Prn-er VIII Fight J... ~.

Tho actual professional debut of Kid Hogan of the
National Athletic Club viii be Jan. A. In special
ten.round nght with Bill Pmmer. the English bantam
Hsisht. This bout viii serve .. . practice trial for
Tho Cermont Avenue Rink Brooklyn. has secured
by the managers OF the affair and there will DO several
Moran. Eddie Avery, "Saior'' Rrowu. Jack Smith, and
numerous other welknown boxers.
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rrespeet Heights Waihi.s Clus.

Not TO DO done Of the usual walk and TO show the
new members what stuH tho club 10 made Of the Pros
pect Heights Walking Club took the fsyboas TO West
Guttanbefg after Waiting the Casino % Carpenters
Cottage" J. W. Orr, :, Nelly. snd >. ncNirI the new
knew which g ,Ais thsn . ts shsi! sAP.snit:s
=: 70. VIZ w T.; y - 49,: .s:'-s'A D''s
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Bases.,l Reports Ds.,eA.

Louwvnlr. Dec 2s-A spsci received hsts last night
states that Tom Of the Boston Association Club
who was assigned Louisville had signed 10 play with
fhilsdelphiA. but the Louisville management attach
little Importance the report special received here
also also says that the Lsasas h e give :ns
Phelps said this afternoon The story Of Leagues
alleged intention TO break faith Is canArd believe
faith and that they have had OF using
ation Even il they had such an intention. how
eyer they would DO simply powerless Some OF tss
pest lawyers in the country have pronounced ths t
clos OF agreement absolutely binding and declared that
The League eps cannot y DO snssSnx h ores any club
TO drop out weakest club In hs League hss ne
same powers and privileges As the sionKeL VI
course don't believe The report Of Tom Br9wns sNEn'
was on the committee that made the assignment
and do mot get out Of playing with the
Louisville Club
os:s ' ss.:a ~ a E::s u; s:s ss S:.. ~
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Ninth Regiment Games.

The annual games Of the Company Athletic Assoct
alton Ninth Regiment N. G. 4 N. Y. will be decided
tomorrow night at the regilnentai armory. in
West Twentysixth street. Three hundred and ten en-.
!rie. comprising the cracks q the Manhattan. New
York. PAsfne. Star Acorn. WiiliAmsburgh and other
athletic organizations have entered for the several
events which comprise tho card and nns nights
snort II thus assured,
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ce.trsv,lle A. c. Election,

The osntreve Athletic Club OF Bayouns has held it,
annual election for ocers with the following results
President David Emory: vice-Presidsnt. James FttE
gerald; Recording Secretary George Gpaven; Finan-
ciai Secretary. John Free treasurer Michael Foley;
6erReant.atA rmA Charles Kenny.
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I.ss.srd ". Chadsky.

Err Leonard. the professional bicyclist. and Ralph
Chsdsky viii have special nvemils at the Ninth
Regiment games tomorrow night. Leonard has had
race In Worcester but hopes 70 defeat his opponent
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TIE Winners At 81. I.euis.

D, Loun No. DssI ze-To-day's races rssuitsd ~
follows;
FIRST Raes-Youp and half furienFs. Pow WOW won.
Cennon Reu second swifton third. Tine o:60
Escon6 RAce-Half mtle Lexington O. won, C8ear
second, Bshs y. third. Time. o:5o!
nlsd E.ss.IS1s ,nd . ,s fosie.ss Hslls n won
ronfth Eses-Eys fuflo9E. gcSd Day won Nay Star
Fifth Race-nile and . furions Lsnan won, Dick
Delany second, Pick Up third. Time. 1:b0 Al bets
declared on IN thu last race.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27

The problem presented to-day is from COL
lection Of standard two-move problems. The
peculiarly about this work OF art is that It
may properly be termed "hide-and-seek"
movement After the solver has succeeded in
mastering the problem he will be struck by
it's simplicity. correctness in construction. to
which is added the charm Of having only few
actors In the cast.
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III. P-ospee. Heights Gu. Club Shoot

Wet weather did not stop the shoot Of the Prospect
Heights Gun Club At Parkville L. l., yesterday. Tho
club shoot 10 80 blue rocks 81 yards RISE for gold
medal Guy A. somers won the medal With score Of
Purvis 80; W. II, Atkinson 3d. q. g. Reynolds 81: J.
Anderson. ~: O. Hsaslip 70: j. Senior. ~.
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Hickey Challenges Uii...u.

u. Hickey OF the National Athletic Club. who came
from the antipodes and represented the National Ath
letio Club ip the Amateur Athletic Union champion
ships and was thrown by A. UllmAn OF the williams
buIFh Athetio Associaton In 20 seconds In the nnal
bout dstermned 20 get the amateur champion 10 try
with htn again, and he therefore challenges UmAn
e tees bsfsrs ths NsttoaA Athlstie Club On jan ~
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Football mt New RScAshs.

The Young Mems Christian Union OF Rearny. n. j..
played the New Rochelle club at New Rochelle the final
game for tho Challenge Cup yesterday. and. after y
desperate struggle IN the RAIN won BY score OF
eoals 20 1.
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Mr. ,. unman General Superintendent OF the East
o. Louis Jockey Club Informs IHs suH that the opsn.
tnE date for the track win be jan a. 1891. Mr..
tman the track nne In every and
tng The programme will BE- nvs races day at the
start with the addition Of valuable stakes in the near
future,
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D. &: Robert Bashia, Rrootiyn: Max s sehuh:
RaI S NV ssSndsh SrdaspoT donn e.
Ss% ReFR H. TsIs
Teed. New York. G. A, Barth. Stapleton. 3. !. /:
George v. Mag9tre, stapleton. 81: r w.
HSer NV YORK New 9ore
}Shn Lewis. Brooklyn; i. ?; Bailey. ,NeY
sosse HsnrS S GOpe. NV York
Thomas q. Morrison. Brooklyn: B; g. wasdon.
D. hh 5%ef BrdEes SmaS
Tuxedo Club. Tuxedo PARK. New York; 4. l.
es s% fFsa hSssa
additional correct solution to problem Nc. IL.
received from j. Dabine. Washington. D. G.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
". g. Hosea. Cinclnnati-if1. K-B 8. black
HdSoiph. LtisnhaTdE stspiestson. s. LII !: Kss
iii. 30 ch. black .sRiies RIB and
reey to y "a GAS Ebert s.
Irrelevant. as not meeting the threat; For this
cannot be termed dual ' " ''' '''N'
SELECTION OF CLASSICAL GAMES.
The comparison Of the style Of play Of the old
masters with that Of our contemporaneous ex-
impossible to demonstrate to our satisfaction.
as the worshipper Of Aud Lang Syne" would
have It. that the epigones would have no show
against the giants Of times past. were an en-
counter oyer the board between them possible:
the uphoiders OF the present. that our
champions could simply annihilate their
II ehs s%S must equally
tion Of the superiority Of the present chess
over the chess Of the, past cannot be settled
over the gems which evoked the admiration
Of periods gone by. may Judge for himself. At
and amusement
The two games presented in this issue are
by Cochrane. He. as we'll as his opponents.
Walker. the famous theoretician. and Popert.
belong to the British school prior to Stanton.
FIFTEENTH oAME-scoTCH oAMBrT.
WADE HaA Vic. sieak
Tx P.K% KtxKBPb) k1Kt
sPP..os KtxPD ,eP-R6. Ktt-9t.
RLQB< P-QBs ii K-R 50 tc)
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ne Racquet and Tennis Club members have for the
last days enjoyed than ordinary quality Of
racquet playing at their magnificent home. ~ West
Yorty.third street. On Christmas Day. Peter Latham.
the champion racquet player Of the world and Albert
wright the champion marker Of this country were
rayed against each other. Latham gave Wright
handicap Of four but with this advantage
tho latter was unable to como any near victory
except and the champion won four games out OF
I'VE. The scores:
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WAITE (cooHRANk)-rwELvx PIECES
/: E:tpp' Fiji ssSS t II f.. '-''''
NOTE6.

10y Black proceeds best with T. P-QB.
with Irresistible attack,
c) Beautifully played Black dare not take the knight
under penalty OF losing the queen
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III 16 IL Is Is
Il q If II II

Yesterday afternoon Percy Ashworth succeeded In
beating B. & Do Garme ndis four straight games. Do
appeared to be out of form. a. he ado but
total Of 10 aces In all tho games. Ashworth won n
| follows:
AsnEnrtn.. 20
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WHITE Observation-Disclosures rIxcEs.
ILL.,. PIX RI 10y Is P-B Sch KxP(e
IL P-B% P-Kta, II B-B< CHI and wins

EOTES.
LAY r Z P 10 now tho established defence.
(b) This sacrifice Is highly ingenious Tho black
king thereby into the middle the board for
obviously black cannot take the bishop with the pawn
the ne xt move.
(c) Although black Ia a piece ahead bis defence 10
extremely difficult account of the exposed position
Of his king.
tdJ DO would have been better at this juncture
lei ltPxP instead. then white wins equally by IL
Q-B3
SIXTEENTH GAME.
GAABT.
cocnRArr. porERr. cocHRASx. ropRRL
White Hpk Wait. Black,
lP-K4 P-K< 10 B-Kt Kt-B3
2Kt-KB3 Kt-QBS II BxKt CHI PxB
3P-Qa PxP IL Kt-B3 Castles
4B-QB4 B-Kt 6 CHI l13 P-K5(b) PIP
6P-B3 PIP ~ Kt-K4 B-RS
scc.stPIe' P--sa@ 1SSSSEHaK% 2E6EKt~
S0-Kt3 O-k2 III kt-Q4 (c)
POSITION.
BLACK CONTEMPORARIES PIECES.
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The List or Referees.

Thsss referees appointed IN In the STATE
courts In this city last week;
sUrRkNE couRI.
BU Jui0s Audrsns
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NOTICE OF DTssoLUrToN.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notlce IS hereby given that the partner-
e4p heteto1ore suhslstHg between as the under
sene1, Ferdinand IoklSs. Paul singernaAu and T
- MscbougNl, carrying on business At seattle
hlnE county. Wash. under the sty le and rt nane
o. IoAiAs, SlngermRn q Co. was on the l5tb Aay
o. July a d. 1891, dissolved by mptusl conssni
and mat the business ia future wiz he rarrse on
ey ne hacD"a<Au & SoOthwiek Company" a
corporation, which VIII pay and aischAry4 N 5ehts
Aaa .atlltles and receive ali moneys pavap!e 70
sAia laie arm. FERDINAND TokIAs
PAUL SfNGEEMAN
]. b AkCD0Uts ALL
Dated At Seattle this 18Th day Of july lsal
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-SEALE PRO
~ posals will be received by the board of public
works Of the city of Seattle, Wash, up to noon of
said city Of Seattle of police patrol and signal
system consisting OF ten {10l signal boxes and
Office outfit a sable ontfit and twenty COO miles
of No. 10 weaherproof insulated wire, all complete
and in place. The whole to be set up complete
ready for actual service within ninety (9O) DAYS
from the signing of the contract, to secure which
satisfactory bond in the sum OF one thousand dol
said board. said amount 10 be forfeited in case of
failure TO comply with the foregoing conditions.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the outside in suita-
BILE manner for Identification.
The board the right to reject any and all
bids BY order OF the board,
F. w. D. HoLBRooK, secy.
First publication, July 80, 1891
r HAVE SOME FIRST-CLASS SCRAPER
l. and dump-car work, filling in bridges on North
ern Pacific railroad. w. c. Davie. 1l2 Tenth
street. Tacoma.
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
such quantities and at such times as they may be
ordered Samples of all articles except dry goods
must accompany the bid. Bids will be received at
Washington, up to O'Clock on the twentieth day
OF August, 1881 The right to reject any or all
bids Is reserved List OF articles to be furnished:
Meats-Beef, mutton, ham, bacon, pork, veal.
Groceres--Apples Idriedl, peaches Tdriedl, baking
[cannedl, tomatoes [cannedl peas [canned1, beans
IcannedJ cinnamon, catsup, corn meal, crackers,
sugar. lard mustard. molassss nutmeg, oat meal,
pepper pickles, raisins, rice, soda, starch, tea,
vinegar, brooms Dry goods tSamples can be seen
at the office of the board of trustees -Od gold
ton flannel blue denim overalls, blue denim blouse,
plaid shirting, suspenders shoe aces Pequot sheet
ing, towelng, boys suits, boys caps boys socks,
boys shoes. handkerchief material. Hardware-
axes, ak handles clothes pins hat hooks, fire shov
line, Democrat spring wagon. Feed-hay, oats.
straw. Misunderstanding, plsnking building mate
rial School supplies-School desks rulers. states,
slate pencils, blank books, blotters rubber bands.
tablets envelopes, paper motel paper ffoolscapl,
paper illegal capl, school books
J. W. GoODELL. Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK-sEATIzA
~ Washington. July goth, 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the James Su19
Construction Company has made application % -
city council OF the city of seattle for a fraucnno
upon and along the following described roate. g
Commencing upon and at the intersection d D.
Forrest and Oak streets in the city OF seattle, King
county, Washington, and running thence aioag
through and upon Oak street Case street: thencs
along, through and upon Case 10 Walnut stree<.
thence along through and upon Walnut strestn
IT Laurence Main street. Also commencing =
the beginning of Lngard street on the south lined
broadway, Second addition 10 the city Of seatl4
hing county, Washington and running then@
along, through and upon said Iingafd street 10 Ia
ven street; and also commencing at the inferec
ton of broadway and Barclay streets In said GU
OF Seattle, and running thence east along said ~
clay street 10 Remington avenue; thence aan9
Remington avenue 10 Mcclaire street, theno
north along said McClaire street to Willow street.;
thence east along said Willow street and Wilioe
street extended to Milwaukee street; thence along
Milwaukee street TO Carroll street and Caffoe
street extended 10 the north line of Albion Heehn
addition to the city of Seattle and through the Auy
IN block % Of Yesler McGilyras' addition 20 ne
city OF seattle and that the city council OF the chg
OF seattle does by board Of aldermen concurren
resolution, N. IL, determine that franchiseu
upon the above designated route in the city Of =
atue should be granted and offers TO grant -
who viii nav the areatesi sum for sa, III frsnehiss
Therefore, sealed bids will be received by ~
undersigned, clerk of the city OF Seattle, on or ~
fore Friday, August 7, A. D. 1891, at o clock n -
when the board OF aldermen and the hou4&
delegates, in Joint session assembled on said ~
at 80 o'clock p. m, at the new city hall wilir$
licly open and read such bids, and proceed -
termine tie highest bidder.
said bids must he accompanied by q nc4N
check PAYABLE To the order of the city COMPS
for an amount equal to at least 10 per cent -
amount bid. and the amount OF said check shaS
forfeited and paid to said city in case the succ!.
ful bidder shall fail to pay the amount OF hn -
within thirty (3O) days after the acceptance % =
same.
The city council reserves the right to reject ~
and all bids and may refuse TO grant 0 francnl9
for any part OF said route for which said apples
ton was made.
(Signed) H. w. MrLLEn
Clerk Of the City Of seattle
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CITY NOTICES.

nFFICEOF THE MAYOR. SEATTLE We
" August 3, 1891 To the honorable henss y
delegates, OF the city Of Seattle. Gentlerner.
] herewith return without my approval hor.. .
delegates Dill No. 100, and In accordance win ~
requirements OF the charter state my reasan.. -
The bill Is Intended to transfer from me -.
and sewer funds the sum of $50 900 to ira .-ss4
fund might have less objection 10 thu sx~.seY
IT the money In question were 20 be paid 10 ~ -
ployes Of the city and TO some extent relIe-s ~
of the Necessity of discounting their scrin m
however. will not be the result II viii n,e~s, ~
has already been earned by investors whe s 49,
when they bought the scrip that il could oniv -
deemed by the sale OF bonds vet TO he issrsS =
from taxes 10 be collected next wear No ini.s,.S
is, therefore done to anybody holding salasy -.
rants. The only effect II could have would n y
allow those investors 10 turn their money ~. ~
once more and max. another per cent T6e 49,
saving 10 the city would be the 10 per cent ~
est on the scrip already issued TO the extent -
cred by the proposed ordinance but that sss~
Will De fully offset by the increased revenue 49,
the extension of the water system.
On the other hand cannot think il wise TO div
money from the water or sewer fund. ThousssS
of pc pie suffering for the want of sewers ~
water supply. The city needs every dollar a =
devote TO those purposes, especially as all n1or~
spent on such work goes to the mantenanc-J
labOrerS to whom every days pay Is boon. n
money thus reserved 70 these funds Is not needpfE
the pay of the laborers of course, who will con,r
TO be paid in coin by virtue of another 0rdinss<s
but IL is needed to buy materials for the w0rk fr
local merchants who do not derive their BRA
from scrip q scouting, aud who should ri -
benefit of ca payments whenever they can :
made. If the money is spent upon this massgais
affords additional opportunity for the empioymws
of labor. Respectfully submitted,
HARRY WHITE, Mayo
Date of first publication August 5, 1891
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NISCEELANEOUs.
tNR1sTAL BATHs-l ESLER AVENUE. BE
y tween Third and Fourth streets Raths 70
duCesi TO 20 cents =
WE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FtTp
" nitnre to any amount. Frederick & Nelson
1913 Second. 9'
TICK ETC To ALL POINTS ny RAIL
- IN H ~ road IS 10 SIS cheaper tban
the regular rates: tickets bought and sold tickets
guaranteed. Richardson & Co 7la second street
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| oSf-A PLAN OF LIFE SAVING STATION
orawn IN Washington. D. e Finder viii 10
sN-tAIls rewarded by returning To III Is Wester-
nAn, haisroad avenue, near Commercial
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Personal.

ECONOMICAL MES-SAVE S. ON YOUR
IA next suit by sending for IA cloth samplsa
iAsAion Plate and measurements blank free; post
aee cents I'd l. nntl6y & Co wholesale gen
tee iailors la Madison street Chicago When
ofaering samples please menusa PostIntslli-
nneer
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MARBLE AND GRASTTE WoRKs

NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS COR
~ nef Sixth and Pike streets Seattle; ali Kinds
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs fur
nIshed on application.
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GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING. CLEAN
~ ing and repairing works, go Second street
IA ANDERsoN-DYERA AND CLEANER OF
w ladies' and gents clothing Finn and James
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.
CITY NOTICES.

CARMICHAEL, STIRLING & CO., LAND
- scape gardeners plans and estimates furnished.
Box 1874, city.
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" Washington, August & 1891.
Notice is hereby given that Fred +. Sander 1.
made application TO the city council of the ctr
Seattle for a franchise upon and along the fol]s
ing described route, to-wit
Commencing at south Fifth and Main itrexn
running thence south on Fifth street 10 J-kss
street: thence east on Jackson street % SOMA
Sixth street: at south seventh street from MIA
street to harles street; thence east on chsrls
street 20 South Eighth street; again at the nter~
ton of Grant street and Hind street. thence w..
on said Hind street to Colfax street; thence SnrS
on said Cofax street to the city limits and thsf -
city council of the city of Seattle does oy hop<s q
delegates concurrent resolution No. 10 desern5;,s
that franchise 10 construct and operate strs<
railway along and upon the above design atea ross
in the city of Seattle should be granted and o.
TO grant said franchise to the person, conapznv 3
corporation who viii pay the greatest sum for II
franchise.
Therefore sealed bids win be received by Il.
undersigned clerk of the city of seattle on or bef.s
Wednesday, August IL. A. ID. 1891 at o'clo~f H
m, when the board of aldermen and the house 4
1880 o'clock p. m, at the new city hall, Will puh
licy open and read such bids and proceed to dster
mine the highest bidder.
said bids must be accompanied by q cer16s6
check, payable to the order of the city cnmptro'.
for an amount equal To at least 10 per cent OF ~
amount bid. and the amount of said check shan A
forfeited and paid to said city In the succesal
bidder shall fail to pay the amount Of his IA
within thirty 800 days after the acceptance ofhe
same.
The city council reserves the right 10 reject ~
and all bids, and may refuse grant afranchise A.
any part of said route for which said appcahm
was made. (Signedl III. W. MILLER
Clerk of the City OF Seauk
Date OF first publication, August 3. A. D. ISL
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TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTION-TUE
day, August the eleventh {llthl 1891. In frc9
of police headquarters corner Fourth and Ferrs.ss
streets, at 10 N l will sell at public auction,
the highest bidder for cash. 70 pay expense o. ~
pounding and keeping, the following descfo1
stock to-wit.
Brown FLY, about one year Of age; white ~
feet
one bay horse colt, one year OF age
One bay horse colt, one year of age; white spot e
forehead
The owners of the above described animals are =
me unknown BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief Of Police, seAfth
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