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DIED.

ASPERsSS ,. ON Friday ,nT 4 isei ooRsM
days.
Thy gentle voice now Is flushed.
Thy warm. true hear b. std.
lie resting death 3 cod cHIii.
Thy hams ar, s,,. so. ~ on thy lneast.
And IN our aching heArts know
'O oA's BIZ HER PaRENrs
Funeral Sunday. April 70. at 4O'ok. from parents
Residence. Ansco-tia. u. C
O'Clock D. m. ELIZABETH. widow 81 the late 20 m
W boswell and the ln9Iller 81 orors'e H. Boswell. IN
Our dear mother has left us.
An an el came and called.
LOOK itf llohe Ia hsaNen
To meet above wa Ssa
noon at pm. Friends and RELATIVES in sised NAT
land papers ple@s- copy.l
Richmond, Va. }. AGED nfiy seven
sSna1, s 20 O. attend hssyss nd sns
NJ MADELINE. beioye,i daughter OF John and sarah
Funeral from ST feier's Church Sunday afternoon
at pm. frienls and relatives invited g
CUTTER. ON Friday. April "a lss,l, at The rc.i-
BENJAMIN r. CUTTER. beloved husband d
Funeral from above residence. Monday, Aprii -.
ut ii am MAINE and Minnesota papers pc
cops-1
JOYCE. On April "a, 1871. at O'Clock m. nj
feF Sssasps WIDOW 81 81. s5s,
funsrs from hsf lat residence No. I!et Eleventh
friends invited intsrnent private.
, KEN JSEN 81 AE5 % 1851 at Providence Hoe
Funeral viii take place from Cannon. yin-on Cos
nOrthssst. on Monday. April e. Al 10 Selos .ssh0:
KIEL a,,n seddsnly ep RITZ THURSDAY Aps u iss
Funeral from his late res.dence. 3l2 street south
to attend lsieridsn Conn. payers please copy 3.
HHE On bs sss%T .ur a q ,ss any ,Ss
A K Langley, aged nineteen years.
Funeral nom her late resadence, sos New Jersey
s..s.s and friends invited y asna
LEEsNITzER On April q. lsel WALTER
ntser. ssed eleven years. nine months and ssvsn
s'S@ che e s
IN MAS sE Tv On saturday. April Is. lssl.
der, .sed three years md four months
At 70
.ssT On a ~. q a.
years. four months and eighteen days.
law, John cohi III str.st .oessssst Y noSdsS.
April q. at O'Clock Relatves and frends respect
Dsps p e ::ssnS and T.
MOORE. On April %. 1891 Mis-. MARY MOORE,
lovely chrss.n ss.r.essa and 1 b sss
fnners viii take place from her late rsssencs INA
ssrsss n1 ,n1,ss q % sfspm fnsnds
NELSON. Departed this life Thursday, Aprn "a.
.ss :oSs hsf s:S e: %
Elisabeth scott, aged one hundred and tvsaty-01ahS
Hsr a AZ: :es Noun. y n
t., chlT Ds, sI N AN. April ID si O'Clock p
fffkbk O. Essr:s .s s. z ass 49, g.
sixty fourth year " her axe.
sdsss; AVA i. !. Y:s ssn S:ssy Z.
ere respectfully invited 10 attend.
PooIE. On Thursday morning. April q, fepl. a
SS eeSf :. f s1s ssss y tom O.
His remain. vin Be carried % brooklyn, X. r., fas
PoNERoY. On Thursday, Aprn Is. ispl. JOHN
". PoAkR0Y, con OF The isss GsosgS y. komsroy,
fSsssS from hss u. sssaassos. 100 R,sssA s,,.,s
:ss s ;se. 8 ss.ssS = s;
a.sss s e Isl issa = Ss'ss. sd. I =
TEEa a!;S. Sd $500 sssssY. snrsc m,.. -,
paper pissss oopy.l
ToLivER. Msaiso ssss ss< shsse rins.s Of pnsu.
I ccA q mSSFed,Y nosns.S hgGi g ls1l q $50
Tsivs ss6 fssSs; q Emma I'd 49, roiiss. = sSs
ses ST Ee% Ass sss.s.. osursA. s,.. p,.,,..
1E3 & G iS's'sf S... fFsssas ssa ssi.s's 4:
=: Eliiz I IL =: ]. -: :; 80 = =:
g hcsss6sE SYsnsy. M. ed sssssSsr q osss
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Cxupszz Cnx
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During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today twenty-six deaths were reported to the
health Office, slight decrease as compared
with the previous DAY. There were seven cases
in which the grip or influenza was given as the
cause Of death, bronchitis given in three
cases, and congestion of the lungs in ono.
TWENTY-FIVE deaths were reported yesterday,
eight Of which resulted from pneumonia. con-
gestion of the lungs, bronchitis and the grip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

The Recommendation for q South Entrance
Will Be Favorably Considered.

Will Be Favorably Considered.
The advisability Of having an entrance to the
Soldiers Home on North Capitol or LIST street
as recommended by Capt. Rossell and later ap-
proved by the Commissioners has heretofore
been printed in The STAR. 1t will be remem-
bered that Col. Robert recommended the refer
ence of the paper to the authorities of the
Soldiers Home for its final settlement
Today the Commissioners received q letter
from Gen. Wilcox, the acting president Of the
board of commissioners of the Soldiers Home,
in which he says:
''The commissioners of the Soldiers Home
have decided that they will:be prepared to give
favorable consideration to the question of
opening a south entrance to the grounds of the
home as soon as the improvements upon the
streets leading thereto shall be made SO that it
can be used"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25
FoR TIE TOILET

There useful elegant article than Ayers
Hair Vigor-the most popular and economical hair
dressing in the market. It causes the hair to grow
sbundanty and retain the beauty and texture OF youth
prevents badness. heals troublesome humors of the
scalp and keeps it Clean cool and healthy Both ladies'
and gentlemen everywhere prefer Ayers Hair visor to
any other dressing for the hair Mrs Lydia O.
Moody. Z. Pifsston. Me-. writes: IT have used Aver.
Hair yisor for time. and u ha, worked wonders
for me- was troubled with dandru and falling hair
50 that was rapidly becoming bald. but since using
the vsor my head h perfectly clear of dandru. the
hair has ceased coming out and now have good
growth Of the same color as when 1 was young
woman. can heartily recommend the use of Ayers
Hair vixor any Altering FROM d,ndrun or loss
Of hair.
AYLEs HAIR yIGoE
Prepared by DR.. J. e. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold BY Druggists and Pesfumsrs.
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Jurors for the May Term.

The following have been drawn to serve as
jurors Of the Circuit and Criminal Courts and
summoned for service on Mayl:
Circuit Courteous Behrens, R W. Colds
borough, C. D. Jones, Charles K. Davis, J. A.
Roth, Julius Tolson, James Paxton, Philip Het-
tenhumer, F. NJ. Hawkins, Edward F. Brooks.
w. ]. Ray, J. G. Ergood, Daniel Sullivan, John
David Haggerty, J. b. Apply, C. Z. Gibbs,
Charles Barker, Robert Boon, W. H. Harris.
W. Mcclure, Charles W. Perkins, 6. N. Golden,
r. c. Mum.
Criminal Court-Iaac steinman, Joseph Red
fern, Joseph II. Hicks, Joseph H. Hunter, Fred
J. vaux, Reese F. Lukei, C. w. Wood, L. A.
Littlefeld, Beverly Carter, W. @. Smith, J. T.
Brinkley, ]. Oliver veihmeyer, Ludwig Hoist,
W. D. Barber, Aug. Schroeder, Eugene Cad
mus, John ]. Mohler, H. Wetzel, James Nolan,
H. Dame, 9. Platter Green, Felix Way, E. w.
Anderson, VIM. Wall, Il. Alsches and b x.
Plain.
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SAN DOMINGO AND RECIpRoC1ry.
What Senior Galvan Says is the Eesire Of
His Government.

"hat SehOf uaiNan says ~ the Lesire OF
His Government.
Senior Manuel de J. Galvan has arrived in
this city from San Domingo and has notified
Secretary Blaine that he has been given powers
to negotiate q reciprocity treaty with the
United States. In an interview yesterday
Senior Galvan said: 'San Domingo is very
anxious to negotiate this treaty, and
as an earnest of its desire it pro-
poses to cut down its customs receipts,
which are the sole revenue Of the country, by
admitting American goods either free Of duty
or with very low tariff. The United States
has been quietly negotiating for long time to
secure coaling station in the West Indies and
efforts have been made to locate the station on
Mole ST. Nicholas in Hayti. San Domingo is
now about to offer Samona bay for this pur-
pose. This Is harbor large enough to float a
navy many times the size Of that of the United
States"
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Elizabeth Jacksop's VIII.

The will of the late Elizabeth D. Jackson,
filed today, names her nephew and friend, w.
B. jackson. as executor and directs him to pay
her nephew, Jasper NJ. Berry, s2,oo0; her
nephew Jasper W. Jackson, %. 500; her friend
and nurse. Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Reynolds. $500;
her colored servant, GIMME, el00; her niece,
Mrs. Sophia Barclay, $3.50; her niece, May
Jackson, $3.50. and Robert Chew, her old coach
man. 800. The remainder of the estate she
bequeaths to W. B. jackson and her niece,
Mary E. jackson.
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4 Bullet Through a Car window.

Az the train from Harpers Ferry ON the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which arrived
here about o'clock this afternoon, was pace
ing Terra Gotta some one frod . rife or no
volver, the bullet SCATTERING one Of the car
windows and the broken glass entering the
face Of young man who was sitting near IT,
The incident caused considerable excitement
among the pessengers, smong whom were
many ladies and children, and indignation was
Sxpysssed thst such yscklsss shooting should
b allowed within the DISTRICT Hmits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

DR.. o. p. Prestrey gave an interesting ad-
dress on the Yellowstone Park ct the rooms Of
the Young Mons Christian Aasociation last
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

sscrst.ry Haassrd Sails ssr Europe.
NV Yoax, April y. -Among the passenger
Who sailed today fer Europe - The Gaals was
Elijah y. Halford, private secretary 70 Prssi-
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ExrRAoRD1sAEr BAncA,ss

ExrRAoRD1sAxr BARGAINS
JOHNSON LUTrEELL'a
WASHABLE DRESS GOODS.
$50 Scotch bingham Dress Robes. containing ~ yards
material and trimming to match Reduced to
sI.15, formerly 81. 30.
125 Entirely New styles 'Toile du Nordr Dress Cling
hams at l2Iac. Per yard.
10 pieces o: Half Wool Piaid Outing CLOTH were pc.
now I5c.
20 pieces Figured White Swiss Muslin. 2o to Soc per
yard.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
New Designs in la Tosca" Black Silk Drspcry Nets
55c.. 0sr.. Ell anil st.2l
s5-inch yery Fine Brussels Nets. in new figures and
strives 81 30, 81. ~ and SO per yard.
Black silk Grenadines. 81. 81. p and $50.
The lance Of our JOc. China silks reduced to &c.
The bsl.nce Of d5c. China Silks reduced 20 45c.
Note-Should You want Underwear for Ladies, Men
or Children, don't forget 20 examine stock. as
tho sssor,inen. is unsurpassed and PRICES @ JAR
ASIEED lHE LOWEST.
JOHNSON LUTTEELL's
Popular Price DRY Goods House.
5I3 Market Space.
.vo4 Bet. eth and sth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

TRooP A, first cavalry, has been detailed for
transfer to Fort Nyer, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

Hucksters ond Their Licenses.
Today in the Police Court thirteen hucksters
were charged with being unlicensed produce
dealers and twelve Of them produced their
licenses. The cases were uolle prossed, The
thirteenth one charged forfeited ESQ collateral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

Prof Arnold W. Meyer gave his Arst pupils
concert at Metzerott's Han last evening. Much
interest was manifested by the large audience
in the rendition Of the program Of instrumental
and vocal music. The various number we're
given BY Aisses Gertrude Harrison, Lettis
Reed, Jean Baxter, Minnie Kesne, Mamie
Poole, Estelle Mozart Julia Reisineer, lone
Dryer, Nj. O. r. Porter, baritone, assistsd By
Mr.. Sol. Minister. violinist, Messrs. 6tonS, Nos.
gan and Dr.. Long Of the Georgetown orehsstra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 141y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-25

WHAT,
SCOTS EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION.
scRoFULA.
BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS.
COLDS.
WASTING DISEASES.
WONDERFUL yIEsH Producer.
Many have gained one pound per day by its
seotts Emulsion is not secret remedy. 1t contains
the tmulstin2 critics of the Hypophoshies and
pure Noruszian Cod Liver Oh. tho potency Of both
being largely increased II 10 used by physicians all
over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
sold by all Druggists.
IL SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. NY
The GEsulsr JouANs Horr,s
MALT EXTRACT
Is the Best Nutrtiye Tonic Dyspey for the
Weak and Dsbilitated and during Convalesence. Be-
ware of other extracts sold 'ofs' Malt Extract.
Always ask for the GENUINE JOHANN HOFF'S."
which 10 IMPORTED PROM BERLIN.
EIsNKR L NENDELSoN CO.,
II Sole AGENTS. q Barclay ST.. n. Y.
MANY PERSONS
Are broken down from overwork or household cares.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Eebui the system aids digestion removes excess Of
bile anu cures malaria. Get the genuine. =
MUST NOT BE COMPOUNDED WITH COMMON
AVA csthartic puyRzfiye pills. Carriers Little Liver
Pills entirely unlike item in respect. One
trial viii prove their superiority
NINE A. RuppEHrs New Book.
She publishess book entitled HOW TO BE BEAU
gIfUI," and, like the philanthropist she il,
.- ~ - gives 1t FREE This WEEK.
At the urgent request OF thousands Of her patrons
Mime A. Ruppert. the worldrenowned complexion
ypsssAiias and famous lecturer has Just published
yesrs o. nudy and experience The book written in
ylain and s<nsibie language showing how any can
obtain and maintain perfection Of tine face and form
Those out Of town secure ~ sending be- postage.
NINE. A. RUPERT.
Branch Ofice.
9o9 st. NV,
mh14 Washington, ID. C.
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS .. MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
1EETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1tSOOTHES
the CHILD, sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYsal PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and il the best remedy for
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PROTECTING lHE PARK.
The Rock Creek Park Commissioners In
woke the Aid Of the Court.

ALLEGED DEPRrDA1IoNs COMMITTED on THE
PROPERTY SINCE THE MAP WAS RECORDED
THE COURT ASKED TO KSyoIN OWNERS FROM
DOING DAMAGE TO THE TREES, ETC
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The AMMos1ArED
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENovATING
WORKS.
1106 and ITO st. NV
The newest and best machinery In the country has
been secured. which nsures less and tear than
by tie old process Carpets urned brgh and clean
Carpets viii lie called tor. stored and laid Leave
ders either at main once. 1sOs and ITO w.
Julius Lansburnh's carpet and furniture house.
18th anil SITS. julius Lansburxh rooms. 9OS
and yre Pa. Thos- j. Lu:trell. dry goods.
2Oth st. and Pa u. H. Ne anger. halter and
furnishings. 1908 ii ST. n. Meetings. Dry Goods
Store. I225 9TH st. NV The Enterprise Dry Goods
House. l24l nth 81. Sc
n NEwMYER. Manager.
Telephone No. SO4. aplO
DYSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS AND NERv-
- BUSINESS makes you d. spepte either renders
miserable. Carte's LATHE Liver Pills both.
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TIE GREAr BAsxaupr SALE
Is STILL GOING on AT
s0o 7IH STREET.
CORNER OIL
CH0wxLL & MUKKAY's OLD srAND)
Thoss have not yet svsiled themselves Of the
Opportunity to OF the extraordinary bsr-
gains orered should not fail to do
The nnes; and best makes of LADIES' Hand-sswed
Trrnrh Don-ols Kid Shoes tina, were 81. 81. so and
o. now offered at s2.25
Men. Hand-welt Real KANGAROO Shoes. :acs
srss- that were ~. 50. selling at s3.
Banr.ins in chiIdren's Shoes
Bargain. Mems Slippers.
Bargains IN LADIES' OxforGs
bargains all kinds OF Fine serylceaLls Footwear
can he had az the
DANKaCPT SALE.
sre+-2s go .th st.. corner off,
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AIRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS u. MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
IEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. ItsOOTHES
the CHILD, sOETENs the GUNS, AI.LAYSa all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIAKREEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Be and ask for 'Mrs. Winslow's soothing
Syrup, and take Kind - = bottle.
dlj-ly.
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ANDERSON. On Friday, April "a. 1891. CORA NJ.
ANDERSON. beloved daughter Of 1bos. j. aud Eliza
z. Anderson. AIRED eeyen years. n months and an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-09
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTROVERSIES COUNTY
~ commissioners OF Yakima county. state OF
Washington, hereby give notice for and on behalf
OF SAFE county that is the intention of said county
commissioners 10 receive bids for continuing the
WORK upon a certain artesian well now being sunk
IN What Is known as the Horse Heaven" country
IN said county and state
. SAID Wen Is now To q depth OF Eve hundred (50ol
lee and the continuation Is TO be OF the same size
As the preceding FIVE hundred 5000 feet, to-wit;
VIII diameter of eight 80 inches.
Ihe contract for said work Is 10 be let 10 the
lowest responsible bidder bidding therefor. The
SAID board OF county commissioners reserve the
right 10 eject any and all bids. All bids must ia
under seal and nled with NJ. II. Ellis clerk of the
nSAro or county commissioners, by or prior TO 10
o COCK a. M Tuesday. August 4. 1891.
ne successful bidder obtaining the contract for
sac work viii be required 10 furnish good and
salheent bond subject 70 the approval Of the said
ooart, IN the sum Of 81, 600, with two or more
snretes conditioned upon the performance of said
work- according to the above plan and upon the
terms OF his contract, In q good, work manlke and
skillsui manner. ~
BIDS VIII be opened and considered by said board
august I, 1891. al 10 O'Clock .. N.
Dated at North Yakima Wash. Nav oS 1901
JOSEPH STEPHENSON
Chairman Of the Board OF County Commissionerz
on Yakima County. Wash.
Attest. MySoS II r,,
Clerk of the Board OF County Commissioners NJ
iakima County. Wash
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Clerk Of the City Of seattle
Dateof first publication, June A. d. 1891.

a ssEsSAENT ROLL FOR LOCAL IN
=. - provement district No 4, for Joy and BLACK
Notice IS hereby given. that the aSss.sn,ent roll
TOT Local Improvement district No a. for the grad
ing OF JOY and Black streets from knight street 10
Depos street 10 the city OF seattle and construct
Ing OF sidewalk on both sides thereof has baen
niso ~ ne board OF public with the city
conecn OF the CITY of Seattle: and further notice IA
hereby given thar the said rol il onen fr rTbtiss
inspection at Inc office Of the city cerk in The new
Sity halI oItIef dock, room 50 - and Will remain
9 9gon1 Lo1 inspection until Friday June 49, A. D.
LooA, a. . CLOCK p m. and all persons owning
property in said local rnproven siS,rirt s,,d al
otnsr persons interested required to appear on
s<ia ls.n Gay OF June, a ID. 1891 az : 80 O'Clock
=, III, u ths council chambers in the new city hall
- ~ thereto, IL any they may have
an persons interested further notified that the
city council VIII al said last MENTIONED time. con-
siusf any anu All Objections made and viii at said
tline, or at some adjourned meeting make such
ssLIe.slois IN such ron as IL deems Just and that
aItsi me consiceratlou Of any and All Objections
vii approve such roll and Will assess the amounts
fronting on said street $50 F u 'enu
III. W. MILLER
Fate Of first publication June 4. a. b. 1891.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ tice - hereby given that on saturday, - ~
day OF June, A. -. 1891. the following sss@.s-S
real estate, situated in the city Of sealil<, -
OF King, state of Washington, viii be SoX Il ~
lie auction at the door of the county cour1hcsl q
said city TO the highest aud best bidder IT,
to-wit. -
Fractional lots ~, four az and i've rs, d -.
thirty eight 1887 in &. ID. Borens plat Of e ~
ton TO the city Of Seattle.
Said property has the following fronfue, 4,
On the south Yesler avenue, l4l.3l fleets A. =
west. Third street, 92.79 feet; on the morn IS-
son street 100 feet: on he east alley Ia hloli =
aforesaid, 80 feet, the above descr1be6 Yl y
tate being the property of King county - ~
being used by said county for county u1IU
purposes.
The property will be sold subject too
by King county for county purposes 1x
time as the new county building uoekHxr~
OF construction shall be ready for II 5@v}isf
such time OF occupation shall not exz1d5 ogu1
the first day of July. A. ID. 1891.
Terms Of sale will be 20 per cent do4a 4 -
time OF sale, balance to be paid on exec1da ~
delivery OF deed conveying the property.
By order Of the board OF Commissioners 1t Kin
county Wash. FRED GAsCH, Chairman
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT -.

- ton y 10 L.
Be it resolved by the board OF as.,-.
house Of delegates Of the city Of Seattle i - r.
asse gnb le6. e sln
That it is the intention of the CITY eo,....
city TO improve Mary stree, from Thru - ~
Pontius' second addition TO the rit- - s9s1& y
north TO Hillside avenue in Fast part = 30
said city. BY grading and sidewalkinx ~ - y
each side thereof. The estimated rcs, y 1e4u
and gruobing the said street, exciusilng -
- tnree Thousand and eighty -four and ssverS<. AL
hundredth 81 ,084.T 2) dollars: the eSrt.. xss4
of sidewalking the said street Is pIaesssss l. ~
and sixty nine and sixty-six hundreifh -, - -
dollars; the total estimated cost az sss{ -
ment 10 be psid oy the abuttirg properrv.e :.
five Thousand and fifty. four ana thIrty 49,
dredth t$5.054. 3S) dollars; the esfirnss.<t 49,
the grading and gruboing of the croxsS.--1 ~
hundred and eighty-one and twenty 49,
dredth (s1S1.2S) dollars; the estiraarsd -
sixty-fOur and thirty-iou our hundreffh 49,.
collars: the total estimated cost 10 be- ~ 49,
city out OF the general road fund Is thrss ~
and forty-hve and sixty-two- b nnsfresith fsSzS >
90 lars; and the cost OF the grazing anss sidevss
OF said street IS TO be assessed against ia -
abutting on said street proposed to Be i,,1r-<4
described above, and which said abuffir- 49,
Is hereby declared TO be the property hsrssSs!S.,
said Improvement. All persons owning - ~
ting property, a. defined by section 49, - -
article eight (vIIIs Of the charter. shail 4!
teeen (l5l DAYS from and after the OATS a ssss1x
publication OF this resolution 20 fIe v,fh ~ ~.
clerk protests against said Improvement
Passed house of delegates May Is, 1881.
President House Of bs;sss
Passed board OF aldermen May rs. 1891 =
GEO. w. HArg
President Board on Acc
Approved by me this the I'd day Of JunE m +
HARRY WHITE. 49,
Filed By me this I'd day OF June 1891
II. W. MILLER, CITY ca s
Date OF first publication June 4. A. D. 1881
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HOTELS.

ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLrC-THE sNe
Il qualmie hotel NJ the large hop ranch b ~
open for the season. only minutes walk I'm
the Snoqualmie depot. For special terms Apply b
person or by letter to G. w. Cove, Mauagek, n
Growers 4 ssocIalfon.
DoTER OUSE-FIRsT-CLASs PRIvkrr
HI hotel, 1,1l5ls Front street: excellent usn1
reserved for transients.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-09

GALL FOR BALLARD WARRANTS-1m
" following city warrants will be paid upon ppk
sentation at the city treasurers Office, and no lEe
est allowed after ten days from the hrst puhle
ton Of this notice: General fund warrants NJ
122 TO 1871 inclusive; G street Improvement M
warrants Nos ! TO 1S. Inclusive; Leavy sye1m
warrants Nos. to 81. inclusive.
:. u. MUIR PHY, Treasures
First publication June 7. 1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-09
BOLToN RoGrns
CHIEF 4 -
IMPouNnEp sTocK AM -

~ WegshesaAy' June -, 1891, at 10
Terrace streets. will sell ~ public suefser = ~
TO the highest bidder to pay expenses 4 - -
ing and keeping, the following desrrih<tt 9 49,
viz: % one Mght-coIored sorrel ha-ss.. .asfl
years Of age: saddle-marked: whjse 1sA
stripe on Tack branded on rlaht shonass ~
known. BOLTON EoEr1s
Chief OF Police - ~