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Ellsworth American., 1891-09-03
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true a'pE uf tht writ. "ni,rr. uru tuU pr..r
NJ Court thereon.
2N35 Attest -JOuNF r kNOWIIuN. oltlk
Ellsworth American., 1891-09-03
STATE OF MAINE.

The legislature of Maine having duly desig-
mated the first Monday in September A. a legal
holiday. TO be known A.
Ellsworth American., 1891-09-03
Musical & Literary Entertainment

for the benefit Of the s0ciety. Admission to each
evening lecture. l0cts Admission the enter
| tainment = Adults, 25cts. Children, I0cts. 2w36
Ellsworth American., 1891-09-03

Notice OF Assignee Of His appointment.
At Auburn, in the county of Androscoggin, and
State of Maine, the twelfth day Of August, A. d.
1891.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
L pointment assignee of the estate of Ephalet
II. Hutchins, of Auburn, aforesaid. and Joseph N.
Ridlon of Bluehili, in our county of Hancock, CO.
partners r. II. Hutchns & Co, insoiyent deb
tors as individuals and as co-partners, who have
been declared insolvents upon their own petition
by the court Of insolvency for said county Of An
droscOggin.
ALEXANDER T. LAUGHLIN. Assignee
3W36
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seaman named H. Talbot, white ascendI1g
the coal bankers frola boat yesterday. slipped
and .eil several feet onto the boat striking o.
his hack and shoulders He was considerably
shaken up. and sustained some injuries. though
notof s serious character.
G. J. Fisher. ticket agent AZ the Union Paci6o
conp@nys dock, has been laid Cd in conse.
qaeace of a reduction i'm the companya forca.
Mr.. Fisher viii probably remove 10 Portland
Coisxctor OF Customs bradshaw has issued A
order 10 hare list made OF NIL uncocnmensed
vessels, such barrrs. lighters. scowss etc. and
forwssded 10 him at Pert Townsend
Tug Biz arrived in yesterday with boom d
logs from Szlnish for Steikon 4 Post Mil Con
pauT: also had the stone barge Ajax In tow with
. load OF stone from chuckanut
Tug Wasp which rot besched with 6vc4afts a
lumber of Four Nile rock Wednesday night, gue
of all right Thursday night on the tide. and was
expected IN yesterday
steamship Mexico which sails for Alaska -
day will exchange crews with the Ai-Ki u H0rt
Townsend 30 that the same crew will Be con-
tin1ed on the route.
The steamer cosmepolis, which sails from San
Francisco for Seattle the List inst, will tAko
Baxter & GO.
William Crockett. mate OF the wasco. which
Was taken or the marine ways Yesterday
slipped on plank and seriously wrenched hio
hack
Thursdays foreign shipments from Seattle q
shown By the records Of the custom house, verp
81 ,2sa worth OF goods.
steamer Wssco was taken from The wayU q
the dry dock yesterday, and win shortly return
to her run.
Steamer J. r. Mcdonald arrived In yestor1ay
morctns with 500 barrels OF lime
Tug Hornes took scow OF lumber and fuRne
turc 20 Port Orchard yesterday.
Steamship Umasslia sails fog San FranclDeo
this evening az O'Clock
Tug 81 Patrick went 70 Cfsaiady yssterday
with light scow.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Wv Yoxx Stock rxcH.xsE.

NEW YaEx. APRIL l-.-Ths stock market
maintained fiTsa fraEt Iarcisxhou; The s1ay a.
though certain adverse tnineares were not
without ta<sr eject in restraining the eris.eat
;eaeeEcy % prices 10 advance. 3he market
e9osec euiet AID steady. With tsesE OF the sioeks
8 small sTsesson bette. than las. evening.
ssovs-nn<ns hoads. s.es1y-
Fesrr.surl-Nsy slosec a. ~
Txrozx ~ GozD-
Five hundred thoasane dollars o. gold eoin
wxs ezSieTcd Cor export today.
xaxEy AND ExcHAxeE-
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xEzcaAyDExk
Coiee-o2.ions closes. steady. sDis points MP,
dali .-se-es were le.soo ozgs, inciuasng April
aad Nay AZ ~ .: june. MS: July sl7ssi-.le:
Aag.s', slsea sros Rio, arms fair earyoes,
sagar-Rsw. ialr demand. Nuscovado. ss trss,
ssr. nst; eeasrsfagsls. - test, SIC. refined.
s saxss q 4 sa,a .: s 81
Loaf, &c. cra<aec. SIZE: powdered. sc; granu-
latec, Ssses cubes, &c
tEfFcr-Sozlsrsl.
Lesd->ssecy- domestic SAs&
Iin-Neak: straits, sfa.A
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. April g7.-whesf Is unsettled. Auctu-
sticus being rapid and freqaent. The opening
sold cs WITH some filacsasfscns. then rallied
sid eSssd or then advanced - ss<c and csosed
shout &c higher .oE May ana re nisner soe
shipments, 2-itsa bushels
whe4t-f:riner; cash: n-le9LlOk: May,
si-lss ellie =. Jniy. 81 SLass-
cora-esesdS: cash. sss. May, sss97ztes
osss-sIrn: cash. sc: Nay. s70s,,xe: July
sssFtasf=c-
rO-k-s,eady: cash. so: Nay. q. ~: July
l.aTa-s.eady: cash. sSs7ss: NAY. sksss<s
CHICAGO Isvx STOCK
CHICAGO. April observation-disclosures. Ae1os
steady; steers. top prices, s.s5. otherA 1880
5lS5. sfo< ke-S, $-SkS4&s Texans, ~. ooW0 ana
keite-s. 81 so1a
Hogs - Receipts. $500: higher: rough sn1
common, $sS4-Fs: packers. %: reine
heavy ana hatcher weights, saaa9a<; 1tshl
$Ss11H. skifs and pigs, $S9s.7a
skce9-gecespsx, Sea-, sctire and trregulnFs
Westerns, g. acesass: LAMBS. $Se36.sa
wool
Nav YosK. April l-.--wcoi-Steady: domestic
ees-ce. SAa3-e.
FzzGADExFHTA. April I----wool-Dull: MOI
tssls- -ssss-4c; territory. l64esc-
BCsr0S. April H. Nocl-TerrftoYy, 6xm. -
&c fer clean fine, sSa<3c for fine mediums
5SesSc Tor medium; Csli.ornia and Oregu9
WOODS qrse. and unc hanged
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAx6H
Boston. Aprsa l..-CioSing stocks.
Atehiscn & Topeka 81 Mexican Gen., CO.. ~
Burlington So
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN Francisco. April 1.-The produce mar
kets were higher and fairly active this morning.
Wheat is vcry strong and the market is excited
Barley Is ranging from s. 81 Is for feed, with
fair demand for choice grades. Oats and corn
are also strong ard quotations higher, with good
demand The price OF bakers extra -four went
UP TO sisaaa There is firm tone 10 potatoes
and prices remain unchanged. The demand for
whites for shipuen: overland continue. New
potatoes are easy snd prices are shade lower.
Onions are considerably higher. Oranges are
doing very well: choice naycls are held fsrn Ef
unchanged prices Seedlings are also in good
demand. but not strongly held straw berries
are more plentiful, and owing 10 rain. poor in
quality Asparagus 10 plentiful and prices
about the same. Green peas are slightly cheap
er, with liberal receipts- String beans are yet
scarce and held higher. Tomatoes are scarce.
rsoprcE sEcEsPTs AND EQUATIONS
Produce receipts-Flonr. 500 quarter sacks:
wheat, isun centass, barley, 1000 celrzls;
oats, 2,.0p centals: corn. zoo saeks: potatoes.
4,tes sackS, bran. o,uyo seeks
Fiour-Famiiy extra. s.oss per Dbl; sakes'
extra. $A.tgs. superhne. &S-oel
mhsa,-No . standard per es1,sl
common grades, yLs7s s6si.sR, brewing. sl-sss1s
l.asa. Ter GENITAL
oa;s-surprise. 1859. s7ss: milling. Nsss
10: good - choice feed. SIS. 81 -: lair, as
tsi-Ss. gray, si--s9l-sea. per GENITAL
Corn-si- r. go - per cenia. ioz al kinda
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: whcat-Buyer 1891, a. 7iiSN
l.sSa~- closing At si-7z; buyer season. sLslss
Bs.sss~B ayer ISL, aseI.s, closing at
S.sss.: buyer season, H-ssslssss, closing
HN-4s x.xr,
Drai.s-slgh., I,c: tsiegraphie. eec- sses-
ciGl, sssa silver liars, g7ssssc. Mexican do
lara, 7SJs,.sc-
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shipping lnsellIgencs.

say Francisco. April i-.-Arrived-S<r. waIla
wans. Victoria. etc: str. ColnmhiA, Portland,
via Astoria; str Alcasrss, Coos bag: bk. SumA-
ira. Departure bay: BIZ. Highland Light Nsa-
asmc, via Fort Angeles. bk- James Chessnn.
Celia, Coos Bay Deparf1res-kfr George w.
Elder, Portland: brig Percy Edwards. Ssca2ait.
kki
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rrsneas Bui,dins. GA From. Sc.

Trsnens Buildins. GA Front Sc.
ne NOS viedNesd A-cransy known specialiss
0reAiess success u Chronie. Nervous. Hood ana
e1rxscxi Diseases. and diseases Of Eye. Ear. Nose
siss nom he rnivey q ss CIV New YSrs
and q she Long Island College Hospital. Brooklyn.
New York sd thsir long exper.ence, EemArkaose
esv q ChrenSe diseases sntite these eminent pay.
sscans e the fGii corfsEce u the Afflicted every.
4 CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE sr ne
avsnl s9ecss q early vice and the numerous evils
raivXTE. BLOOD Assp SKIN DISEASES
s7Sedity esm7,s,ely ara germslsnslE cured
ORDERS y.slc ready 10 Their skfllfl, irezsneni
PILES. FfSTul-A AND RECTAL ULcKR9
HTDR isosis za And VAki Coo psr.>
nenr g snd =, saoSs,SIy sas,d N sxssy 60 s.
,ss,saa $500 1oSoS Msssn. Los: Msssooa
SiSnt Enisssona, DecayeS Tac,ltses- Female
wsakness ana ~ deiic.se disorders .Fsca.laI .:
either positively cured. well All functional
disaraen skas resus, nom yoatAfa sosises or ne
s1se.s q H-su,s ysAs. 49,. ,,.-. - 49,,
happy issss a-Ars Of paysarAs dtsansii,y. quickly
STRUCTURES rHascaIly and sass,y car-c with
O., pain o. sssfen.ton srozn business
Rheuuaas;sns. Neuralgia CAiarr:s- Rfonchitt4
"a. a T.ss worn indises1son Dyspspssa coasslps.
lea and ali disease Of lae vA-zeas organs Of tbs
sx !. "a. s. asss saa a ssrx.r. psps
10 matter What yoar eomrssins. consult ssess
ssil,ia, surgeons who abe 10 eject ceres IN
All surgical Diseases tnznoss Had deformIf:rs ~
surgery ssrscss.T.. al diseases and drfcrnlues cf
ether ca, 81 isnrecsneno 10 marriage sasckly ~
es sse !. q. sss. sVs.sos 4 aacsors ss
cfice Hours-s - N until p m Sunday. III .
eoce. an conaden:iaa SAD cea.s IN ssaADs 70
Insure proups reply
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RAYrHAys
- = = -
sAN FRANCISCO
Asc Al pokufs =
cAIrrorrrA
v,asA. ~,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The onsy rocse
THROUGH cAIIro1yrA
To.n 49,.
a = soetA
mn pcxwre
AS BUFFET sLkkPkkA
PULLMAN -,of-pT-r srrrprx. 60.
Assrene1 = exTxsss frAlns Attending superior -
1asoailoas Tor s-ccnd-eiass p@ss=ng=<x
r~ n's@ .ste:.; ..esr.aS cay reservations.
escs GIL upon or aoaress
FHovasa cp.u.~
10 ssasa Tensh street. T.coEA wssa
Passenger assns. P fr o. n' .Aa
~
10 the f.y,e IN ,.r. ., an r,s-.r
senih- Il IS The rfsISs t cAE sor--x- II r.
csT - aI &c sa., vssfsonssd Trains eTey
- 70
81 PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO change OF cArS3
Co0poeed 81 Dining Cars UNSURPASSED Pullman
Craving 8oo-n Sieeusrs Of Attest
equpa1enI
rs,r-pycr e. $50,
~, -. sisI sa-IEFiSG cAE-
- .aat tAl DC constructed and n which -
s.nouaa.ons ara both FHEE and furnished for
~e.os3s q Ass4 % sescssc-c@@ss tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a rne,.,r.~,, -. ..u..-..--s-,
snrsssnr -r.r- - s.La Al hne$ n
fGiisnAH sleeper reservations csn be secured IN
-->e 11fo-sn A1s agent o. tas roaa-
THROUGH TICKETS
- .se,I- ~ pins IN -AnaesscA. Enrtood ana
eonpanf. - -
1855 A<Ass SEATTLE ~ FOLLOWS.
ror 81 Pxri and Chicago 6.ls q n and 90 D NJ
GU p n
s, ~ - : - = :, 20,
Teccr.a and local 6:is s5d s.M = m.ra.1s
zoe S.eS and S.szt d M
,,.,S- ,v
1865 NNN.'
From s. Paul and Chicago. 11:3s q m asd
4A.Ae "a
g f9sllno and me scnfa, $40 q M AIS al
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FINANCIAL.

LoSDoS. April l-.-ciosing conso3s: Mone1k
-, money account. @ 9le. C. 9. ~ M
e. s as, I3l Bar SILVER, 4asad per ounce
KzCApSrrFFs-
IIvERfoor. Apri, -.--whea.-Firm-
Corn-Densand fal- for spet and active for I'M
tRres- Spc. aud April, Is NJ, strougs June. -
I'd. strong
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rod.v.. Wc.sher.

San Francisco. April H. Forecast I'M p =.
Saturday: wasaington-Fsir weather. nogtA -
west Winds; cooker
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NOTICE or SALE or SCHOOL BONDS.
~ Proo( having heeA submitted - - cUnnty
treasufex 81 King ceunty. Washinsfna, thAt n
eaesfso1 was duly I'D ID oehoca dLsu50 ~ - Y
I'd eoansy On The l1ta aay 81 April. ~. = re
p1f9oee q deeermising wheslEf the beerc @
o1fecx0r1 q aid district might borrow ~ e9m g
Twelve hundred aDzlnp III 100, - $500
soso .theresos. N a. pzEpqs 6 eSnaang
end mxntzhing . schOo1h0use In $40 0gssscS,
nd bonds 20 hear interest - rate noe % ex-
ceed teo pr cent Per annur. A1d payaeee -
yeasS from their dAfe, the right being resesed 70
psy any q ~ 81 then sfses ave yean na@ tneir
defe oou3 q be dn1ed nom The daxe ~ tee9f sAae
The result q aid elecsiou having been dnly Ger
une1 % ne and Il appearing from the result e CT.
tined inst there we're fhtffv-swo 90 soses cH8
~ said election. Of which number q ros9
twenty-fhFee f13a votes voted Bonds yes dgas
blank
Therefore notice h hereby given t.at . IN.
suAnce u saJd election sealed BIDS WIN Be received
q the county treasuref's once in Geatus "a 80
county, for fhe purchase q sid bM.ds ~ q
O'Clock p m. Nay Is, 1891, ~ which tine soca
bids wiz Be opened By the undefBigne0 ana w.
board Of drectcxs of said district. and the ocnos
sod % the peron or pezsons naxing Tie me- a
County Treasures a King county, washinGsca
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STEAMER DELTA

VII teAve EafEeii-Co,mAa deck q c'cicek q. n
MONDAY. Wednesday and frieAy sor kIngstcsI
Port czntie. EnaSo-. SeaAscK. Eesna HoRA Il
h~ amp, Hoods ?ors and tnoa CRY Refarnlns
leaves Cnlon city - o'eisck .
y. TROrTMAy Master.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL bonds
treasurer d King coz1nty. state Of W ashsEzfen.
,has an election was duly held IN school district
1891 at the schooshoase ia said district for the
purpose Of Determining whether the board of
three thousand hve hundred dollars as 500. snc
issue bonds therefor for purpose Of iqrtdasing
SAID schoo distries "a IS ssid bonds TO bear inter
est g RITE not 10 exceed 10 per cent per anhun,
e q ss bes
aAed % me. and IL appearing from a. inspection OF
same that al the voters voting q SAID election
20 voting 1t said election Was thirsy-one votes.
Therefore Notice u hereby given that sealed bids
seastie Kins eounts. WASH. for The ,sreasse q
sasd binds. mp to 10 O'Clock, q m May 10, 1871.
undersigned and the board Of directors al said dis
,r,cf, and the bonds soid to the party making NE
h0'' adsan'.se0as bid BYRON PHELPS.
County Treasurer Of King County. washsnsson-
NorIcE-ro ALI. PERSONS FURSrsHTya
labor for King county Notice IS hereby given:
.ss nna q ss sa. % e
"A act TO regulate the disbursement OF Al MONIES
district, county and precinct officers and commits
sons Of the state OF Washington, AID declaring 81
mssess,s furnished services rendered or labor par
formed must b In duplicates and accompanied by
Certificate certifying On honor that sccA material
has been furnished service rendered or labor per
formed described IN said claim which said cert
acase snail Be pars ofsald claim or attached 10 the
same
An precsncs or district officers charged with dis
hufsemenf OF public monies presenting claims 10
the county for material furnished services rendered
or labor performed in snd for said county. shall
take suliy itcmized vouchers for such disourse
ments- which said vouchers shalt be an duplicate.
one 70 he Sled with the auditor OF said county the
other 10 be retained by the officer or person max
ing the disbursement. certifying the indeotei-
ness Ia the OF . claim
Said vouchers shall contain certificate by the
person or officer making such disbursement fl
ing such claim. certifying on honor thai the mar
ferials fnrnishe labor performed or services rend
cred for which such disbursement Is made az claim
fled hare been actually delivered. rendered or
performed
section III Of said acs reads as follows:
ANY of6cer or person violating any Of the pro-
visions Of this act shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
demeanor. and upon conviction thereof shall be
aned In any sum OF not less than 500 or more
than $500 and may be imprisoned in the county
sai ncs less tsan ten days nor more than six
months"
All vouchers OF claims presented to this Office for
payment must be made out and certified 20 IN
strict compliance with said law. by order OF the
board nf county commissioners
r. A TWICHET,I. Cps,rfy Auditor.
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Tn xnsr zA1zo1AL1Anxo on UArrrn
- = s.vaa1L .-...........-...... $780,
...ss3 -
o0sA hanktng huninan tEnnanpona
s: ss.: -. s :: S,s:s ,s: . 80
s1AxK n srrrox, AssrsrAsr cssHrrn -
soKx T. osxHANDxx, vTcx@rna
TEE coxxERC1AL NATIONAL BANK on
p + nEzxY. 'n.s 4 : MILLER
a. y. WHEELER go
Corner second SD Marion ssr-es.. Seattle. wash.
DE1n HORTON CO. sAxKzaa-
INCORPORATED lsn.
susrsas SO ooo
vTea9snt. ,....................w. & LADn
xsoetfeesoens A DENNY.
caaaiss...................E. n vAA i rura
ass. :ses. s. .na ,,ssssaea.e transfer. 60 Ne.
ineton. Oregon and Rx1fiss
Columbia
s.saf bills Of e1chanss On London available else
Collections made 1t an points on fAvor.s,e term.
Eonas stocks ard oshef valnah.es received q d
THE rroEr SOUND NATIONAL Rank, OF
Faid sp capital .........................ss oocco
1890. --.....-.--.............-- $4,000
Buy snd zen foreign ana domestic exeAanre:
Inisss smoney y ssesraph 70 "a elites in me
money ana sssae pass books or cerssacases ihere-
~ OR S isca.es for nakinE esecsions com
psess sno VIII receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
n E ysLawAkT..... Vice fressdens
LIS / HUST. s fRxUESSTaxI
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. y. ~ Ro,hschad 4 sons: Hnxis De
s ses1sen ! 2. frsIss rsanksoIs a n voa
;SoInaa; sn,caso comEeIcaai National Bank:
Naiionai Bank AAe f'
+
THE STEAMER WV = rrSnor
Leaves E.iaeias wharf Monday. Wednesday and
monds Mukll;so Tu,alip sianwocd Eli. skaEss
City, Mt verren, Avon. selro and Hamilton
e W. SAiiH. Aassef.-
PAcIF1cecoAsr STEAMSHIP COMPANY
San r1sno;seo Wa fa Te. - as1 ana VIC.
al5p. nj April s. & Is. Is g ana q
fof Alaska: April and is: and Nay 8 snd la
Sound porss: Ats 4 m April S. 10 Is. 70. Is
Isckets may b chained It the once u tie conn
eooc.7 ,rprs
Genera Agents, San Frsneisca
3 ncLELLAS. superInlendeni. ssa.s,e
TIE elise IsvEsrxExr COMPANY
r.,st., sso~s s.oo aan
saxp,e rER CENT. SECURITIES FOR SALE
: Statistical matter upon application
W CLMx President a W. HIeeIys. Treas
-
IN
Corner Commercial ana Yeaasr ~em-a
-
Paid ND capisal ec8a non
rransoe4s : s.y.r.s h.>r3n~ nr..s.~.
= H0IrOAE PRESIDENT
. spCwTrn ...' - ...'''.. aSss0eas
= .,~
WIN aotnonV 70 lne1eass 70 Sa'oo
o1YlcERA-DoA1D OF xRUorKA
BAILEY OATZERT .................-..Pre President
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sxRAMB1S.
p1nanxa 11xn 1AlLx-
noQaD osgxR
- -: ::;:s.:. !.
A..ess.ss. - Is.assa1- - :.
-. L.. 81: :I1.sss......., - ::
- -. S ~ 3 f. To.n::ss SO
E - e. 8 E 8: - S: s::
JOIN IRVING. Manages.
:: 4 oBETEH. Master.
abcve scheduls ~iIhcus nossce.
THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
WIN leave Hat6eldp wharf wedne.aev
morning and sunday afsernoon,
~ p H. fcr
rAcoxA, OLYMPIA. SHELTON AID
y3AnsA3 pwsaczlan hquirsef
J. ~ HATFIELD. Agent
CTEAMER NULTNoAAH-
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
VIII be laid up for repair and genera,
oserhauling-
DUE NOTICE VIII BE Given
SUMNER TINE CARD.
Wells PUcET SOUND LINE
CHEAP RATES OF FREIGHT
STEAMERS LAKXE AND SIGNAL.
frcn san Fransisco for seaisie sakins freight far
sli Puget Sonnd ports the following dates and
every Ten days thereafter:
April 10 -
NAY 3
r,,e
.n~r..an =. - q ~ ELS
~ S.u'cIn.n =. 80 - 1880, ~
J.0- CARROLL Agent. Onion dock. seattle
PACIFIC NAVIGATION cONPANY1
Z r~.~r..
cAA~~ - -~>~---~ 49, -
VII leave naka 20 = wnsn o,AV excsG cascr
cay Iof Anaco.'0s <A-nssen, oenoane' "naacon
r~ raccu,a aaflv exesus Nonday ~ 4 =
STEAMER HENRY RarrEy
skssI' fivef' SuHa 1e1y ana ~ nas.osy On
.~--- = - = - -
GUTTER LINE.
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PAINTING. ErC.

- sAiIhs DECORATIVE FAINTER
Qunasss tspsfShanssr, iinisng and kAiscminsng
o0naass given- eos Terrace uresl
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NOTICE To PROPERTY oWNERS-oFFiCE
IN Of the city clerk Seattle. Wash. April 10,
1891. Notice 10 owners Of the following described
property Ia ", rke second addition: kaafnans adj
dision and Holmes e6ditfcn respectively. Owner
or owners OF lots and ,, block 1, owner or own
ers Of lots and IL. block 8. owner or owners If
lots and IL. block q; owner or owners OF lots !
and L. block Is. owner or owners O! lots and II.
block Is in Burke's second addition. and owner or
owners of lots TO- IL. II. Is, Ia and Is block IL,
Smiths supplemental 10 Barkes second addition;
and owner owners of lots and ;, block 10;
owner 90 owners of lots and s. block 2. owner or
owners Of lots ana 5, block = owner or owners OF
lots { and 8, block :: owner or owners Of bots
ara s. block D. in ksuftnaps addition. and owner
or owners OF lots :. :. 8. 10. IL And II. block II;
and owner owners Of lots 5, 9. and :, block II.
In Holmes addition. are most Re ss,ectfEiiy re-
ouesse 10 meet ami confer with the tolnt commit
Tee Of the two branches Of The ely council on
Monday. April shs goth, A II 1891, Al : o'ciocS p
M on satd day ~ she chamber OF the board OF A.
t.erusefs In the Butler block In order 20 have ex-
prsSsiors ofsAid parties interested 10 the aytss
kiflfy Of widening extending and establishing
Main street In the city OF seattle and 70 make sat
ixsscrcry arrangements with said property neEs
Interested BY order Of the sein, coInmitsee
W A SNYDER, Chairman
H w. MfILER, City Clerk
Date of fr>: publication April IL. 1887.
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Pike ares, oxallc acid AZ heiyes axle grease
cs1n. orooms {h0use and stables. harness black
ing, lamp black, brushes fhouse and scrub, a.
vanixed IRON water buckets, hath BRICK. soft cosI
curry comos, channels skins. chopped feed, hay
ns1efE Globe lanterns be. mors. engine oil, Goa
81 oaxs. pillow caSes, p0nafe l-pound cans)
ponSes salt, sheets, ssedges. Trip H. Electric POI
bhs spanish whiting, cotton waste
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ID EGfsTRATIoS N0TICE-NoTiCEI Is HERE
II by rfvea the qualified electors of the city Of
seattle that the registration books ef said city
open at the once Of the city clerk between the
hours OF o. and p N. for the purpose OF
registration for the coming special city election 20
be held on May 4. A. H. 1891. and viii remain
viii be closed for the purpose OF organization and
viii remain closed anti amer the said special city
election. II W MILLER, City Clerk.
Dated April 4, A. u. 1881.
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TOcAL AND INsrR UxENrAL MUsIc.

CARLBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC - AD-
~ ysnced instructions in music: panofa-te course
includes fundamental harmony. couHterposnt. or
ehestration and Instrumentation and score read
ing pupils must be able 70 begin with C-auers
studies For TERMS etc, call address Ed
lnund Morse. room $50 Burke building. Second and
Marion.
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Ma Charles kssssei o. Eassesa ose.ssn. ~
e1sed II ksthEna os n[seaa ge2rs' ssxuasax ~
Moors's Keye&sed ksss-s3y.
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>EA-zLx. April ~
Exchanges AZ Seattle clearing hS1se today
amounted % siis-s69- e. The hzisnecs wc-e
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THE FOLLOWING CITY WARRANTS WILL
i be paid upon presentation ~ The city treasH-
rers once and no interest allowed after fifteen
DAYS from first publication Of this notice: Wafer
fund warrants Nos $50 Ia 30 Inclusive
Dated the 18th day Of A pal. 1891.
WILLIS L AMES. City Treasurer.
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hogan RRoS HAVE JUST OPENED An
r. elegant photographs s.raio ~ Ma lis Marion