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The morning call., 1891-10-31
Exchange ami bullion.

PORTLAND (oregon), Oct. 80. - Clearances,
$344 600; balances, $32 900.
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San Erancisco Meat M,rkes.

The market is still literally supplied and easy
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers ara
follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality 5la9sc; second quality
41s@o5c: third do. 4tr4 l4c.
NEAL-Large. 6fg7o; small Calvo3. 799c.
NUT roN-wethsrs 797 1ac; Ewes, 6&7c
LAMB-Sc y 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4I4@tIsc a 10 for h,ivS hard
granted ana Ala C for light average dO stock Hogs
SG3s4c d. ID; dressed do. 644@1 lac .. ID.
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Eggs are still dearer. Butter and Cheese sell as
before.
Meats and Poultry are abundant and reasonably
cheap Good Game is rather scarce and dear
Fruits and Vegetables are featureless.
FISH Is In ample supply, owing to the calm
weather.
Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
The morning call., 1891-10-31
BOARD SAL E5.
Following we're the sales ln the ssu Francisco

NoTE-Assessments OF mines net listed o
BoaIl fall dellnnuent In nliiCe
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FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras, IS 10
@6 rs; Bakers extras SO 1895 Is; city superhne,
S3 65g3 80; interior brands, S595 % for extras.
81 6543 80 Fbbl for superhne.
WHEAT-Is very firm at further Improvement
in prices. No. l is quotab!e at 81 TOOL 7l14 2 ct;
choice 81 72H2; lower grades, 81 609l Sta; ex-
ira choice, for milling. 81 73$49I 70 ? ct.
CALL sALE5-aoRSISG.
puyar -5IL pnyar on-1OO
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RALnWIN HOTEL.

b RadOyich, Saratoga
j Richards, Cambrian
S II Hoy. Winters
G II Barth, U 5 y
j ii Eoe!l, San Jose
w NJ Combs, st Louis
j NJ Allen, st Louis
+ Godfrey. Honolulu
A L Smith, Dunedin
+ Oakden, Dunedin
n Norman, Liverpool
Prof Lyle, Melbourne
j Z Hamilton. Bridgeport
w c Church, Newport
Mrs Harold. England
Mrs NJ Campbell, Grass V
q w Dwinneil, La Crande
Il 7 Madden, La Grande
+ o Lamplure, Chicago
Miss NJ Dean, Sydney
Il Moran, Seattle
II Hustled & W, Williams
~NNEn0WsV. ~
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Butter. choice p b40G42 Cheese, Eastern. ...20@25
do. good. 5037 Cheese. Swiss. 30035
Ordinary. DO ..30Nd32 Eggs, p dOZ .45055
Picked roll. ? 10. -@I30I do. Eastern. 30035
Fir&in, y b.... -@147 Honey, comb q ID. ..2Ul)25
Eastern, u .27@D3Z do, extracted. lO9l5
Cheese. Cal. 5,n lSI
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MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm: demand fair.
Cotfee-Options closed barely steady and IN
changed to 10 points down. Sales were 1880
bags, including: December, sl3. l06tl3.20; jan
uary, sl2.70tdl2.S0: February, si2.45: March,
81. l5Gl220; May, Sill 9u(g1l.95. Spot kio-Easy;
No. 7, i3s4tGl31sc.
Sugar Raw Nomlnally easier. Refined
Steady.
wool-Rather easy; domestic, 3oao5e.
Copper-Nominal; lake, December, slo.2a
Lead-Dull: domestic, sL25.
IIn-Easy; straits, Sl99t
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, Dec 1S.-The wheat market was
fairly active and stronger. the opening being
about &c lower than yesterdays closing; adj
vanccd q, eased Off q. again advanced and
closed IS higher than yesterday. Receipts were
$4,000 bushels; shipments, a., 900 bushels.
Wheat-Firm; cash, 9l}4c; January, 9l5sc,
Coru-steady; cash, bsc; December, 4sc; Jan
oats-Cash, 841sc; January, slkc; May. $50
s3Isc.
Kye-Firn; ssc.
Barley-Quet; 500.
FiaN-U ncnRnged.
Pork.,,Easy; cash, H.aass.oo, January,
Lard-Easy; cash. sSOs@5.so; January,
short ribs3Eas5S:. cash, s5271s eas5; January,
s5s2l9: May, $50; short clear, s5.650gA7o:
shoulders, si.S7l a0gi50.
Whisky-SllS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Dec. S-Cattls-Receipts, 1000,
shipments, $3.50; market weak to a shade lower;
top prices, S5ts525; no export steers on the mar
ket; others, S4tto4.90; stockers, sL504t29Q
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: shipments, 1000 The
market opened higher and closed weak and
lower; rough and common, S. e9b3 70; mixed and
packers, $SS5(d4; prime heavy and butchers
weights, yi.05gil5; light, s.. 70G3s7K.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 200; mar
ket active and steady 10 strong; old ewes, 80
G1l15; mixed ewes and lambs, 81 2tsIi 50:
prime wethers, $5.25lt56j; Westerns, sl6SgE90
WOOL MARKET.
BosToN, Dee 1S.-Nool--Steady; hue terri
torial. jytGoG0c fine medium, J5l1jsc; medium,
50lE55e. Texas, California end Oregon-Dall.
Australiau-Firm.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToS, Dec. lS.-Closlng:
Atchiscn. ..-...... ~ san Diego. ....,,.. 10
burlington. l05 Bell Telephone. i9e
Mexican Central. 2Ifz
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CITY NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT RTsOrIT-
ID ton. No 69.-Whereas, The city council of The
men joint resolution No SO. declared its intention
fograde and sidewalk Frank street. from Chester
street the north line of +. Pontius' Addition 10
the city of Seattle and.
Whereas. The city council OF said city of Seattle
did on the 30th day OF November A D. 1891 nass
an ordinance. No. 1920 which said Ordinance
fixed and established an assessment district "a nro
yided in section eight tsl OF article eight wis
OF the freehoiders charter. to pay for such i'm
provement; and.
Whereas. An assessment roll has been olea bv
the board % public works with the CITY councf,
containing the names Of the owners. when knosvn
Of all the property in said assessment district al
when nn known said property is listed Ia ,ni, r ~.
owners and the sum If 3 0O93 for every fyon,
foot Is sed against each separate LOT and re-
Gel OF land OF the property IN said district against
the owners and property when known ami a1si,,s,
the property when the owners are unknovvr ard
in said as.essmen. roll the estimated cost Of The
street crossings was assessed against the city aad
olher thugs we're provided in said assessment rnII
As required by section eight f8) of article eieS,
Will OF the irsehoi1ers charter; therefore, be II
Resolved by The board OF aldermen ana mousse
of delegates or the city az seattle in seasfoT
assembled. That the city clerk of the city Of 20
a:iie is hereby directe TO pabiish in the official
newspaper. OF said city, in en- consecutive fsSn-s
AZ the same. notice that SAID roll has been fiIed
by the hoard o. puplic works with "a civ cr,,n
I'll and ina all persons owning lan1 In aid e.
saenf district No. lO required 70 arnaar ara
f,e obections " IN the city clerk Ii an,, lev 49,.
have, on or bnfore the 18TH day Of December 4
D. 1891 against sail assessment r,l or the taYes
sssessmei.ts made therein the same will be
approved u found correct by the city council at
eaid time
And it Is hereby further ordered and resolved
that there be joint session OF the city council on
9sfh day Of Eecem Der a. D. 1891 10 hear ohiec
tons II any, against said assessment roll and n
no objections are made. for the approval thereof
Passed board OF aldermen this Goth day of No.
vember. 1891 GEORGE w. HALE.
President Board of A ldarmen
Passed house Of delegates this Both dav Of 40
vember. 1891 X. w. JONES
President House of Delegates
Approved by me this 18th day OF Decefn her
1851. GEORGE W Hall R1avor
Filed by me this IL h day of December 1891
III. w. MILLER. City Clerk
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.


SAN Francisco, Dec. 15.-There was little or no
change in the produce markets today, trade be-
ing still light. Wheat was dun and weak and
barley trlie firmer but quiet. Oats ana corn
were quiet. Other cereals were unchanged.
MillstufFs were steady, with fair demand
The vegetable market was quiet and IN
Changed in ;he matter Of prices. The market is
well cleaned up of green peas and beans. Po-
ta;oes were steady.
The market for fresh fruits was very bare OF
everything except citrus varieties. which were
active. Grapes and apples moved oil slowly.
There was & good demand for fresh butter and
prices are firm Choice ranch eggs are scarce
and higher.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND EQUATIONS
Produce receipts-Flour. 1000 quarter sacks:
barley, 400 eentals; wheat. I59 900 eentals: oats
500 esntais potatoes, 500 SACKS. bran, 1850
sacks: faxseea, 700 SACKS; wine, 8, 90 gallons
brandy, 600 g4lICus.
FIouc-FamlIy extra, g. f1ss,j - per Dbl: bsk-
err extras. f5.3645f0: supefane. g. 1885
Wheat-Ggnsral Rsking price, sl75 with
choice at sls714; milling quality, 81 segl 621s
BarIey-Feef. .1.o5Gslo7ts for dark coast: 81. 10
for good Quality aAu 1LII1 stIL ~ for Choice:
brewing. Sligo. IN Yer GENITAL.
Oatz--urprlse, SLJs1l55 milling, ST. ITO
1.s-la; good 10 choice, Sl.5JfGL498: o. grades,
si.3sal.3Zis. gray, sls5csl- ~: black, $l85S1L55
per eental for oregon and sl.C2gl-go for Cali
iornis-
Corn-Iarge yellow. sla-lsGsI. ~; small yell
low, sI.23: white, g. $50 ~. per GENITAL
Wool-sQEing: footaiA, yer IL, l6Slsc:
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EASTERN MARKETS.
HOPS.


NRw YORK, Dec. 1S.--In hops there "a fair
business between local Dealers prices ranging
from 10 cents for good brewing to q cents for
the next grade to choice shippers. The latter
are scarce. The English and German markets
arc strong and fairly active. About 2,Ioo bales
have been shipped to Europe since the opening
OF the season. 1t is und erstood that shipments
will bring the amount up very close to 5000
by the end of the week.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-The stock market opened
active at slightly increased prices. The early
trade was followed Ly further fractional gains
Later in the day some shares yielded consider
ably, Northern Pacific preferred being especi-
ally prominent in the down movement The
close was heavy, with most of the list at small
fractions better than last night Wabash u up
ia and sugar per cent
Government enthusiastically.
Petrole1m-591a.
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy; closed, offered, atR1kper
cent. Prime mercantile paper, sos ster.
ling exehange-Weaker; 60-day bills, $4s2ls,
demand 81 $50. Bar silver, IS cents.
BONDS.
U.S4s registeredl. 1l61sU SIS (registered). lool<
u, s. As fcOupOQl.. ll7i. Pacific Ss 1851
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FOREIGN MARKETS
FINANCIAL

LONDON, Dec. Is-Bar silver, e5 fine, l33<d
Bullion paid into Bank OF England today on BAL
ances, $4,000 Bank Of England discount, 81
per cent
BREADsTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S-Wheat-Demand poor;
No. red winter and spring. rs i'd, steady.
Corn-Demand fair. spot and Decem Der,
steady. IS Cd; January, steady, - tor new; Feb.
ruary steady, Is IU3<d
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TACOMA. Dec. ls.-lspecial The grain mar
ket was more lively today than 1t has been for
some time. shippers were inquring for Car
goes and prices were irmer. Outside news was
stronger and higher, especially ssa Francisco.
Quotations: Club, CSC; blue stem, sl.0l. Wheat
receipts. Il carr; sacks oats, 1000.
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Portland wheat Market.

PORTLAND. Dec. ESPECIAL The wheat
market is still duh. but the feeling is better,
caused by encouraging advices. Trading is OF
light proportions. Quote: Valley sL62l5; walla
walla, si.5JgL57I4 per GENITAL. Receipts, l6,e72
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TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
n y the iine 70 take TO all points East ana
south Is is the DINING cAs Rorrs n
a. through VestIbuled Trains every
NY IN the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
Co., tso change Of cars,
Csoposcd of Dining Cars unsurnas.a. pru-
DFs"lng Room sieepers Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
snst can be constructed, and in which &C.
ACCOMMODATIONS are both FIR and Furnished Yos
SNei7 VI H's' or second-class tickets and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
continuous line connecting with nil linz. a
tofoins direct ami uninterrupted service '-' ~
uIlmAn sleeper reservations caa be securea In
@hSe tnfough any sgent OF the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
10 and from all points in America. England .n1
this company. 'iNos 81
TIME CARD IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
TR ms LEAVE SEATTLE:
For St Paul and East, 7:4s a m
. r 70 "alA Waiia and O. w. T. points, 7.~s
Portland and south s:l5 m. spm
For olympia. Is q M 2 and q m.
. rer a ION and Grays Harbor. 6:l5 N.
=. $3.50 and p. m. ~
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE,
From 81. Paul and East eco a m
From Portland and South 1906 m s.xo,
from olympia, 1905 q m rs and $40 D M
from Montesano and Gray's Harbor SAD n n,
rom thehaiis and local. 1:I5 p. m ~
rom Tacoma and local 9:2O and In M . 49,
A;1o, s!3o $40 p m, and 2:45 night
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle an. @.
Paul. @e~s''e AND u.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars e,.r.n.
uay cosches, hnest pa ace dining cars between Se-
A'tte Acoina anc Portland direct. Daily service
wi affirmation CONCERNING rates time Of rains
sou's anu other details furnished application to
- CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass Ct
III III First 81, cor. Washing on, Portland Or.
ohILBhh6, CITY Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner res er avenue and Com erciai
Street, olympic block, Seattle Wash
l. A. NADkAU, General A gent and Depot T,ck..
agent, Seattle depot foot Of Third street
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FAST TIME
EVERETT AND LOWELL
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Baker & Co.'S dock daily except sunday.
nj $3.50 a.
Arrives Everett 100 A. m; Lowell, 90 n. m.
Leaves Lowell. 300 =. M Everett, 5.UO y. III.
Arrives seattle, Z 50 y.
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Firss-cIass all-rail service between Seattle and
Olympia The Northern Pacific runs three
trains daily between these pointa Rate only
q Round Trip s&7s
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northern. 1stss2c; Nevada, ISSl Sc: oreron val,
ley, le52lc: eastern light, l613lsc: heavy luS3i6n
Fall: Mounsain-Light aud Tree, liGglIJSe; heavy
and poor, 9tl0c. PiRiRs-Heayy and poor
7lGsc; good, SaslQc. Lambs-Poor to choice. aa
l2c. No-thern-Free, choice. l5Ssl6c; deIectiyN
l3<Gl4e-
OPTIONS.
Call board NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1881, si,y5t<s
buyer season, $lS5Js LSsi5, closing at A.s5yz
Barley-Buyer 1891, $ilol4; buyer season.
sLl455(9l l51s: closing at sLi4fa.
FINANCIAL
Drsfts-sight, 2oc: telesraphic, a7t<a sser.sax
bills-Bank, $4s4: sight, sAS61S; Commercial,
$3.50. silver bars-9SGs95i 20. Mexican dol.
lars-7@s4g 73.c
MINING STOCKS
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence of Ex-Mayor Yes
Ter, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system
CAUTION-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-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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UPHOLSTFRYyG.

IN pns Az ~ ING, PRACTICAL CARPET
and laraa I'll carpets cleaned, refitted sewed
phone 100 i'4Z5 Second street, near Pike. Tele-
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COUNTY TREASURER'S TAX NOTICE
y Notice is hereby given that on the 81 day OF
itNemhtf, 1881, volumes one ana Two OF the 1881
tAN books al Is .ug county. Washington embracing
~ implanted lands OF said county, and The tax
teck containing the assessment of al personal
property for tho year sci iu said county. were
turned over 10 me by the county auditor tor the
celecflan of the taxes thereon
@ all payers Of Iaxes who shall pay the same
within the year for which they are assessed there
wiz De an a. owauce OF rebate Of three per cent II
pS,d on or before o'clock p. m, January l.
tes2, and 'f not raid or or before o'clock y. m.
,sAich !, 1892, said taxes VIII then become de-
ihaHent and penalty Of ten per centum VIII
,,ae'enpon he added and from the said first day of
Msreh -0I. ali such unpaid taxes ami penalty
VII bear interest at the rate Of twenty t&o) per
CENT per anuugn until lps!d.
Taxes a-e PAYABLE al she county trcasurers OF
nee Seattle. King county. Washington, from =
'sloek a ~. TIL o'c.ocN 7. IN -
BNRNN PHELPS
county Treasurer.
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FOR TACOMA,

Daily except sunday AZ 500 p. m; returning
leaves Tacoma DO n II.
H. ". BAKER & CO.
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LANDINGS;
Commercial Dock. near West Seattle Ferry,
SEATTLE.
Mp. Il II. Cos Wharf
TACOMA.
L. II. SCOTT. President
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Leaves Hatneld's wharf Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday at 700 o clock A. NJ hetnrnins iollowlns
DAYS ~ m. r. a - IL a. "As'ei'
j. A HATFIELD. Agent
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MERcHAxpIse AND Paopucg RECEIPTS.

Produce and merchandise havs been received
at the port Of seattle during the past twenty
four hours IA follows By ratl-Northeru Pacific
go tons. Columbia & Puget sound, 70 tons; Sc
attic. Lake shore & Eastern. III tons. By water
". Z. Munroe, 81 tons; Angeles, 40 tons; Multi
nomah, 10 tons; Puget Sound d Alaska Steam
ship Companys boats, tons. Total receipts,
66l toms
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
DANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established on Pacific Coast 1897

DANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established on Pacific Coast 1887
Capital PAID up. ......................$ SOOU,0og
Power TO increase to.....s. lU,OOO,0OO
Interest paid on time deposits general banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges bought
and sold; drafts and telegraphc transfers sold
the banks branches also in New York. Chicago,
Canada and Hongxong; deposits received subject
TO check.
redeemed AZ par
BRANCHES
San Francisco. Cal: Portland Or: Tacoma
Wash; Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster,
Nsnalmo and Kamloops, b G.
r. LEA RARNES. ......-..............M AnA9a1
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COUNTY TRFAsURER's TAX NOTICE
y Office is Hereby given that on the 9th day of
December, 1891. volumes g g. ;. q, :. =, Q. 10 II,
4. =. IL and Is of the 1891 tax books OF King
county. WASHINGTON. weVc turned over u me hy
tAe county auditor for the col eCtion OF the taxes
The eeG. that ell tax nuoNS Tor the collection or
take TO the wear 1897 in said county are now in
my hands for collection.
10 all payers 0t taxes who shall pay the same
within tAe year for which they are assessed there
VIII BE- an allowance of re1a G 90 per cent. II
pad on or before oCinck m. January l, lsS3,
End II not paid on or before Fl o'clock g. IN, March
], 1872. said taVc~ VIII then become delinquent
ana penalty It 10 per Ceutum VIII thereunon fse
Raied, and from the aid nrst day % March. 1892,
al such unpaid taxes and penalty vii bear Interest
81 TIE rate OF twenty (2O) per cent. pr anRun
lasi paid
axes are PAYABLE n. the county treaSurer's Of
hcr Seattle, King county, Washington, from
O'clock @, n. iiil o'clock m
BYRON PHELPS. County Treasurer.
haaa 49, ~
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.

During the past twenty-iour hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle la
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
cite, 100 tons; Columbia & Puget sound, 10
tons: seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern, 90 tons.
By water-HAytian Republic, 26s tons; W. F..
Monroe, 40 tons; Multuomah, 70 tons; State OF
Washington, Ia tons; Puget sound & Alaska
Steamship Company's boats, IA tons; Glide, IL
tons; Clara Brown, tons; Buckeye, tons.
Total shipments, sl2 tons.
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COESTY NOTICES.


NOTICE TO BRIDGE BCILpERS-NoTiCE
~ Is hereby given that bids accompanied hv
plans. spec ficatienS aud strain diagrams viii be-
received hv the board OF county commissioners OF
King uniy az the office 0f the auditor OF said
county until Tuesday. January >. 1892 NJ O'Clock
?. IA, for the construction and completion of "a
wagon bridge over the ~n0qualmie river at the
hop ranch in said county
said hr ige To consist Of one span OF 80 feet in
the clear ana necessary and suitable approaches To
ir03nce grade OF Got TO exceed one foot III ten.
Bottom OF bottom chord tn be 20 fee above low
water mark. Piers 10 he steel. tubular. and TO eS-
te d at least feet below surface of the ground.
Bridge span entire 10 he painted one good coat
o. mineral paint after erection Top chord 10 be
covered with No 20 galvanized iron, painted
both sides Bid To specify price for span complete,
nciading piers and price per lneal foSt of bent
Work treStle.
Certified check of $3.50 must accompany each
BID to be forfeited 20 the county by the successful
bidder In ease he ia Is 10 enter into contract
within five days of date of award Bonds In the
null sum of the contract price Will he required
The board reserves the Fight 10 rejecs any and oil
BIDS
Dated al Seattle, December 2. 1891.
+. A. rWICHELI, Comfy Auditor.
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STEAM ERS.

STEAMERs.
dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
for san Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
'ofia, al . p m passengers received board at 4
p. M December 10 "a. January Is. % %
for Alaska December 2e, January IS, %
from San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
SOUND ports. al 8 a m, December a. 81, January
g, Is, 81, 20.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the COM
pany, at Ocean dock, Seattle
GooDAL. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents San francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent. Seattle
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF
Seattle
Paid up capital $500 900
ruFp49s.. $4,000
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange:
transfer money by telegraph 10 all cities In the
United states and Europe; receive deposits OF
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tor Our facilities Tor making collections are COM
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DIRECTORS:
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n Il. STEWAk T Vice President
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coRREsroNDESTs:
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steiger a Co 81: New York. agency OF Bank OF Gail.
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leaves Merchants Dock Monday. wednesday ana
FRIDAY mornings, On tide. for kichnons kdtnonaA
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CITN TREASUR IRIS NOTICE.-THE FOL-
~ lowing lily warrants viii be paid presen-
tatlon al til city treasurer's office and nteres
allowed after fifteen days from first publication
o. this notice:
Salary fund warrants Nos. 1871 to 1000 inclu-
sive. WILLIS /. AMFS CITY Treasurer
Date of FIRST publication, December To- 1891.
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BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
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srSDAY NoVEM 90. 1891.