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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13
CITY NOTICES.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLu
- ton, No. 69.-Whereas The city council of he
joint resolution, No. S. declared its intention
tograds and sidewalk Frank stree from Chester
street the north line OF f. Pontfus' addition TO
the CITY of Seattle: and,
Whereas, The city council of said city OF Seattle
did on the 30th day OF November, D. 1891 pass
IN ordinance, No. 1920, which said ordinance
fixed and established assessment district az pro-
videe IN section eight ~ OF article eight fvIIT)
proyement; and
Whereas. An assessment roll has been flied by
the board of public works with the city council
containing the names of the owner when known
OF all he property in said assessment district, and
when unknown said property IS listed to unknown
foot IS asse sed against each separate LOT and par
Gel OF land Of the properly Ia said district AGAINST
the owners end property when known and against
the property when the owners are unknown and
IN said assessnens roll the estimated cost of the
49,. a.. Ns.s assssseu hgainSt the city, ana
other thngs were provided In said assessment roll
as required by section eight (8) of article eight
will Of the freehoiders charter therefore be II
Resolved by the board Of aldermen and house
OF delegates OF the city of Seattle In session
assembled That the city clerk OF the city OF Sc
hlie IS hereby directed TO publish In the official
newspapers of said city, in en- consecutive issues
Of the same a notice that said roll has been filed
oy The board Of public works with sad city coun-
easement district No 10 required to appear and
file Objections with the city clerk. II any they may
have on or before the 18th day of December A.
d. 1891 against said assessment roll, the taxes
or assessments made therein, or the same will be
said time
And IL is hereby further ordered and resolved
that there be joint session or the city council on
18th day Of December A. ID. 1891, 10 hear obIec-
tfons II any, against said assessment roll, and If
DO objections are made. for the approval thereof
Passed board Of aldermen this 30th day OF No
yember 1891. GEORGE w. HALL,
President Board of Aldermen
Passed house of delegates this Both day of No.
vember 1891. r. w. JONES,
President House OF Delegates.
Approved by me this 11th day OF December,
1891 GEORGE w HALL. Msyor
Filed by me this 18th day of December, 1891.
II. w. MILLER City Clerk.
Published this 18th day of December. A. ID. 1891
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The Trial of DIR. GraNes.

DENVER, Dec. 12-Most of today's session OF
the Graves trial was occupied by the testimony
OF various medical men connected with the case
as to the cause of Mrs Barnsby's death, the ef-
feet OF arsenieal poisoning, etc DR.. Buchanan,
who performed the autopsy, thought the pri-
mary cause of death was arsenical poisoning,
the immediate cause being congestion of
the lungs. Together with DR.. Grant, he
said, yesterday they examined Mrs.
Worrell. They found the muscles of
her feet very much degenerated, no sensation
in portions of the feet and Inflammation in the
toes of one foot Inflammation OF the nerve
was the direct cause Of the symptoms, and only
three things brought this sbout-arsenic, Alec
hol or syphilis. In. his Judgment this condition
of Mrs Worrell was caused by arsenieal poison
ing Il. b. Carrier. brotherin-law and stenog-
rapher OF Worrell, testified TO his getting the
package out Of the postoflce and taking ii to
WorFelrs Office, where, three or four
days later, he opened it for Mrs.
Barnaby. Worrell said he would carry it
home for her, and the next day after Mrs. Barn
ably had been taken i'll witness was requested TO
hunt up the wrapper aud stsmp, which had
been thrown in the Office waste basket Deteuse
endeavored 20 prove that the stamp and wrapper
saved by WoTresl were those taken OF one OF
the packages which DIR. Graves did send. instead
OF from the one containing poison. An adjourn
ment was taken while this point was being
argued
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BACK FROM oKANoGAN.
A Trip to Conconnully Mines-yery Lit
tie snow as Yet.

Mr. J. F. Wardner, of Fairhaven, and Mr..
Horace d. Andrews, Of this city, were at the
Rainier hotel last night, having just returned
from trip TO their OSanogan county gold min
ing claims the Little Falls and the Red Jacket.
They went by the way Of spokane and the Wash
fng,on Central railroad to Coulee City. There
thew took stage ride OF leo miles to Coucou-
nulIy, and from there went in buggy some
eighteen miles more 10 their claims. 1--WE found
g pretty good road NEST OF the way" said Mr.
Wartner last night, land very little snow. We
exuect however, TO improve IL when We begin
10 work the property. The ore taken out gives
the following assays; DFiiilnE, $e9o5; EMP
ming, sIsl.55 the sulphurets, f153J0 picked
niece OF the euIphurets sl,20l. We have con-
rraeted for sinking a twenty-five foot shaft, and
We shall make il lu0 feet and then DRIFT That
WORK can be done N sixty days and By that time
we shall know how large stamp mill VIII be
needed 10 handle the product l suppose ten
stamps VIII do"
Nj Andrews said that he should spend good
dasl of the winter on the ground, experimenting
the WORK on the shaft
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COUNTY NOTICES.


NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-NOTTCE
~ Is hereby given that bids accompanied by
plans, specifications and strain diagrams will be
received BY the board OF county commissioners of
King county at the Office Of the auditor of said
county until Tuesday. January 5. 1892 at O'Clock
y. m. Tor the construction aud completion of a
wagon bridge over the Snoqualmie river at the
hop ranch in said county
said bridge To consist Of one span OF $50 feet in
the clear and necessary and suitable approaches
produce a grade of nof to exceed one foot in ten.
Bottom OF bottom chord 10 be 20 feet above low
water mark Piers TO be steel, tubular and 10 ex-
te I'd at least feet below surface of the ground.
Bridge span entire TO be painted one good coat
OF mineral paint after erection. Top chord TO he
covered with No. 26 galvanized iron, painted on
both sides. Bid TO specify price for span complete
inciuding PIERS and price per lineal fo0t of bent
work tresile.
Certified check OF $3.50 must accompany each
bid 10 be forfeited TO the county by the successful
bidder In case he ia Is to enter into contract
within i've days of date OF award Bonds in the
full sum of the contract price will be required
The board reserves right TO reject any and all
bids
Dated at Seattle, December 3, 1891
+. A, TWICHELI. County Auditor.
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Meeting of the Artists, Club.

A meeting of thu Artists Club was held last
night, and was well attended considering the
Indictment weather. This club consists OF some
of the leading musicians of Seattle An unus-
ually fine programme was exceliently rendered,
consisting of the following numbers:
Trio-Violin, Flute and PiGno-Nocturne..
hessrs. Ralph Arthur. w. Vaughan
Arthur and r w. Lucy.
Baritone Solo-"Infelice' (Ernani Verdi
Mr.. Joseph Shipper.
Piano so,o {G"Hufing the Hind" .Terschak
~ WV tbNoctSrne .......C Chopin
Mr. Roscoe Warren Lucy.
"a 81 Will Not Grieye"l o.
Soprano Solo % .'rhe Vision" oehumann
&c "Dodo" GODDARD
Mrs. William E. Miller.
PARTu.
Flute Solo-"Rapsodie Italien" Terschak
Mr.. Ralph Arthur.
conr.,o so,o Va ''Musiea Prohibta I. :. Gastaldom
NOP- N0A' ID "No Torment Now. .Massenet
Mrs l. Steadmau.
yioltp soIo Ga Air for the SO" string. Bach
~ S0Ao b Mazourka. Wieniawski
Mr.. ". Vaughan Arthur.
Soprano Solo-"Air and Variations" ...... Rode
Mrs. Vincent Brown, of Tacoma
Violin solo-SoDate ...................... Gieg
Mr.. W. Vaughan Arthur
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COUNTY TREASURER's TAX * NOTICE
~ .,otice is hereby given that on the 9th day Of
December, 1891. volumes 3. g. 8, q, T. 8. g. 10, II,
II, l3 IA and Is of the 1891 tax books OF King
county, Washington, were turned over to me by
the county auditor for the col ection of the taxes
the con; that all tax books for the collection of
taxes for the year 1891 In said county are now in
my hands tor collection.
To all payers of taxes who shall pay the same
within the year for which they are assessed there
viii be an allowance of rebale of per cent. If
paid on or before O'Clock p. m. January !, 1892,
and IL not paid before d O'Clock D. m, March
i, 1892 said taxes VIII then become delinquent
and penalty OF 10 per centum will thereupon be
added. and from the said first day OF March, 1892,
all such unpaid taxes and penalty Will bear interest
at the rate OF twenty GOO per cent per annum
until paid.
lakes are payable at the county treasurers Of
fee, seattle, King county, Washington, from o
o'clock a. m. till 3 o'clock p m.
BYRON PHELPS, County Treasurer,
Dated December g. 1891
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The Premium Man.

The PosT-ISrELLIGxSCEE premium IS g large
double wall map, mounted on rollers top and
bottom, and is printed in eleven different colors
II contains Rand, MeNally & Co. 5 latest United
STATES map on one side and on the other Is
NeeIy's political and historical chart, showing
pictures Of ali the presidents The following
special offer is open oaly 70 subscribers OF this
paper:
Daily subscribers in the city may call and
get maps at 81 each. Maps sent by mail 70
daily subscribers outside the city for sl.25.
The l2-psge WEEKLY PesT- INTELLIGEN cEg one
year and map, postage prepaid. for $50. Old
aud new subscribers may secure the premium
on above terms
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Drowned at HnaniaIn.

HooUIAM, Dec. 12-ispeeiaLl ION ThursdAy,
shortly after noon, while Al Kuhn
and some others were scaling logs near
big barn on the Hoquiam river, they
found the body of Manley Meader, better knoxn
a. Jack" he had a brother here named Louis,
and both had been working in the woods for
Logger Willis. Meader was aged - years
and was native of Maine having been
here about 3 year. He was last seen on Tues
day, and il is supposed he was attempting 10
cross the slough where foot bridge has been
usually, bat now lies extending only part way
across. The eoroner's jury rendered q verdict
in accordance with the iaets.
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A Soldier Murders Another.

CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-Fort Sheridan was the
scene of tragedy today, the participants being
United States soldiers. Private William sloss
and Private James Mcdonald of Company D.,
Fifteenth infantry, were working over their ae-
coutrements in the company dormtory, il being
inspection day. and conyerssag to
gether. Suddenly they began to quar-
rel and without warning sloss whirled
and catching up his rife, fred
al Mcdonald. The ball entered 10 the right Of
the lett hip and passed out through the stomach.
The unfortunate man expired IN few moments.
s!oss seemed 10 have been entirely overcome
BY the result of his at of anger, and refused 70
answer any questions swaying himself to and
fro and saying: sob, why did 1 do IT." lie
was turned over 20 the civil authorities ior trial.
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Nj r. G. Coward and Mr.. II. L Griffin, OF Port
Gamble. are a. the Arlington hotel, having
come TO the city 20 attend the funeral OF Dr. F.
NJ Drew this afternoon.
Mr.. J. g. o'Brien. an attorney from Colorado
Springs, is at the Arlington hotel
Mr.. W. Moresby and Mr. ~ NJ English, of
New Westminster, are at the Rainier.
Mr.. A. N. Holton. Miss Emma Ho,ton and
Miss Ada STAIRS, OF Mount Vernon, are at the
Diller.
Mr.. George B. Kittinger leaves for California
this morning to join his family and viii return
about January /.
Mrs. A. J. Foster, Mr.. Charles A. Foster and
M and Mrs. H. q. Foster, of Tacoma, were at
the Rainier hotel yesterday
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PER SONAL.

Mr. A. waddel, OF olympia, is at the ocei-
dental
Mr. c. r. Corning, Of New York city, is at the
Rainier hotel
Mr. !. ". Hastings, Q! spokane. Is at the
Norlhern AoteL
ar. Alfred Docking, Of Silks vas at the
Northern hotel yesterday.
NTH Cooley. OF Victoria, but formerly of this
CITY, Is at the suoqaalmie hotel
MI. q. Ferguson, Mr.. T. :. Virgins. Mr.. D..
]. puggan, Mr. d. stewart. Mr.. J. Il Hanscoa,
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NOTICE TO COSTRACTORS-NOTI Is
~ hereby given that sealed bids viii be re-
ceived by the board of county commissioners of
King county, Washington, at the office of the audi
tor of said county until Friday, December Is,
1891, at o'clock g. m, for the clearing grubbing,
grading and planking of "a county road extending
from point the White House on the Duwam-
ism river road, In point near the county bridge
the Duwanlish river In accordance with the
plans and specifications prepared by r. H. Thorn
county surveyor, and now file in this Office.
Bids must be divided follows: Clearing and
grubbing per acre. grading per cubic yard; plank
ing per 1000 feet laid down and spiked
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check of less than 5000 TO be forfeited 10 King
county by the successful bidder In he fails 10
enter into contract and rnish the required bonds
within five t5l days after date of award.
Bonds Will be required la the sum OF eight thou
sand dollars tSs, 600 for the compile ion of the
work and for the payment of all claims for labor
aud material.
The board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated al Seattle this sth day of December, 1891.
+. A. TWICHELL. County Auditor.
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A assessment ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
"A ment district No 10 FOR Frank street grade -
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
,oF toesl Improvement district No 10, for tAe grad
Hg aud sideWal sing OF Prank street in the city 81
seaue tfotD Chester street TO the North hue OF r.
fontlus addition IN SAID city, and constructing OF
stoe~AtSs ora both si!es thereof, has been hru nS
ne board OF pubic WORKS with the city COUNCIL 81
tne e'jy Of Seattle. ana further notice Is HEREBY
kNeh tat the said Tol i open for pubic Inspection
a. re ON 20 of the city clerk ia the CITY hat ana
W FtIna- n open Tor inspection until Monday; De-
setaber ~. A. u. 1891 at o'clock p Ia, ana az
lsssons owning properly In said local improvement
esttet and all other persons interest," 80 are re-
sSested o. appear on ssia 2Syh day OF l'ecemoer;
"a 1871. 81 :. 80 o'clock p. III AZ the council
. .thot rs IN the city hail 20 make objections
rte, II any they may have
a, OH persons Interested are further noiihed that
80 cry Council Will az said last mentioned time
osaS,9tr any and all objections made, and VIII al
- 90 uisae o. AZ some adjourned meeting make sHch
ssec.oIs Ia och rul! anu " III asses rae amounts
49,. 10 ot Just against each lot and parcel 81 lana
H0htiHg "a said street II ". MILLER
Clerk Of the CITY of seattle.
ba'e of aTSt publication December II, Il ID. 1891
tHT1 TREASUREE'S NOTICE-THE Fol-
=, towing city warrants will be paid presen-
800 al the city tgeasurer's Office. Interest on
- warrants VIII cease a. the expiration OF III
~sNs trotl the first publication OF TINS Eotfce,
sve NJ - srs.S rs,s- I,rassr~ar
- }. j. hNnFF. Deputy
N@se1 tI4s 9th Gay Cf December, 1891
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PASSENGER LISTS.

AVON, Mont, Dec. Especial. Passengers
on Northern Pacific train. No. l:
Charles Bender, Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb, Miss
NJ. jerks, w. B. Miller, Charles Hawkins, Jim
Brown, Mrs. ID. Rice. Mrs. Walter Keath, Will
lam Keath, J. W. Lukins, Mrs. j. w. Lukins and
sou, Miss Louise Raymond aud fity-tnree Sec
Oud-cIass MESSENGERS
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Notice.

The Seattle agent OF the y. r. R. r Co, are
ROW selling 5000 mile tickets for 50. good on "
p main line and brancaes In Idaho. Washing
ton and Oregon, also good over the o. q vs.. t
T. K. :. L :. L y. Ky. and y. r trains running
over TIE :. x y. Ey
Tickets COED ioE one year troln date of pur-
chase
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COUNTY TREASURER'S TAX NOTICE
~ Notice Is hereby given that on the Sd day of
December, 1891, volumes one and two OF The 1891
tax books OF King county. Washington, embracing
all unpiatted lands of said county, and the tax
book containing the assessment OF all personal
property for the year 1891 la said county, were
turned over 10 me by the county auditor tor the
collection of the taxes thereon
To ali payers of taxes who shall pay the same
within the year for which they are assessed there
will allowance OF rebate of three per cent. II
maid ON or before o'clock r. m, January i,
isg2 and II not paid on or before o'clock p. m,
March l. 1892, said taxes VIII then become de-
Iinquent and a penalty Of ten per centum viii
thereupon added, and from the said FIRST day of
March, s92, ali such unpaid taxes and penalty
will bear interest mt the rate OF twenty ,2O1 per
cent per anuum until paid.
Taxes are PAYABLE at the county treasurers OF
fee seattle. King county, Washington, from
o'clock a III. till O'Clock r. N
BYRON PHELPS,
county Treasurer.
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4 sSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
n ment district No. II for Market street grade
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment oil for
local Improvement district Ne. Il for the grading
and Sdewaikug of arket street In the city of seat
e from the north side OF Orange street TO tue south
line of section / township - north range east.
IN the said city. and constructing of sidewalks on
both sides thereof has been hled by the board OF
paaic works with the city council 81 the city OF
Seattle and further notice i hereby given that the
said roll open for public inspection at the office
ofthe city clerk in the city hall aud VIII remain
epen for Inspection until Monday, December -, y
y 1891, Al o'clock 3. N. and ali persons owning
property in said local Improvement district and al
other persons interested, are requested 20 appear
on said 2Sth day of peCem err, y II. 1881. az 80
O'clock p m. nj the council chambers, III the city
hal. 10 make objections thereto, II any they
may have
All persons interested are further notified that
the city council viii. said last mentioned time,
consider any and all objections made. snd VIII, at
said time some adjourned meeting make
such corrections Ia such roll and VIII assess the
amounts found To be just against each LOT anc par
III. W. MILLER,
Clerk of the City Of Seattle.
1891
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Great Northern in Washington in March.
spokane Spokesman.

Engineer Becker. of the Great Northern, ar
rived in The city Wednesday evening from the
West. Mr.. Becker was little more laxative
than usual concerning the Great Northern plans
ave have decided upon our way into the city"
said be, ''but have found no way of getting out
yet. ] mean By that, We have got three projects
Of Ell; from the city, but have no. selected any
one Of them yet We have practically com
p.ete4 the grade OF the road 20 CAatteroy. and 4
the winter * good we expect TO enter Washing
ton inside OF three months.
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NOTICE TO DEALERS IN SECONDHAND
sooos and others-~ealed proposals will be re-
.eSed az tne oire OF the board OF public works up
10 noon Of Friday, December ls 1891. for the pur-
chase from the city OF Seattle of the following ar
sixteen stoves, TO be seen at the city hall num-
oered rom one 10 sixteen inclusive.
one hundred and seventy feet OF stove pipe
About two dozen coal hods
BUS 10 De Tor the whole or any part of the above
named articles. Terms cash
he board reserves the right TO reject any and ALI
bids -
By order OF the board.
+. W. d. HOLBROoK, Secretary
First publication December / 4 1891
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Under the Wiuter schedule Pullman cars win
leave seattle daily az - q II. over the North.
ern Pacific for tie East, same as during sum
raef. EiTzt-elsss accommodations in Pullman
and dinlng-ear service. No changes a. Pay-
81
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l ihEAsCE ERS NOTTCE-SOTICE rs
- hereby gwen that The assessment ron for ,hs
r, silieht OF arm street under local improve
sss oIsasict No. 10, created by ordinance No
f,on-a satitisu AT ordnance TO provide for the
s ap..ovement OF Farm street, In the CITY of
80 from Depot TO Harrison, by grading
80 constructing sidewalk on each side
alereoi has been certified 10 me for collection
I ,uhisss payment be made of such assessments
the e. .niIty Gays rom and after the date of
the nrst publication Of this notice such assess
u ts snail become delinquent and shall bear
800 a. me rate OF 10 per cent. per annuin until
"a. anu tne sums delinquent shall be entered on
aae , annual tax roll for the current year against
ea.h iot aho parcel so delinquent. and with inter-
.ullecLed as other taxes, and II not paid within
e .ie hxed Tor the payment of city taxes shall
Ds cOnected as such taxes are collected and each
10y or parcel so delinquent shall be sold for the
allouht OF such assessment with interest and
costs, az the time and in the manner and by the
taxes WILLIS r. aMES a., rr.a s ~ e.''
Der 3, 1891. ~
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eau be selected from ;he mammoth stock Of O.
L Fegtis q Co, from 10 cents 10 sl,o0O.
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err NOTICES.

So
III 49, oF DELEGATES JOINT II
sIderroa,.- ~ zs.-Be IL resolved by the board Of
sea,,ia .slo the hon OF delegates of the city az
tenf,o~ "a session assembled: That IL Is the in
The ~ ~ city COUNCIL of said city to fnn pruve
rra,ii.-,y vstWeea second and Third street nv
sfree, =, esiu piaBkfng said alley from Columbia
mont =, street, In said city. said improve
w3i,h ~ 20 consist OF grading and pIanking the whole
plsn ~ saad alley and said alley TO be covered by
sIleY !, essna'ed cost Of grading and thanking said
cassos y NO hundred and fifty dollars: the total
tfn,- - saId improvement to be paid by the atrlf-
P.optrsy-owners said alley befvyeen tba
tss.sss ia 1eo above aud the cost Of grading ana
cad 5aId p an king on said alley is TO he asse-e5
sshtnt ..ie property abnttng on such sllev ana
bs ,h saia aontting property Is hereby declared 70
,,sr ~. loreIty benefited by said Improvement All
sr5,s owning any said abuttIng property as de-
sr s "a "a ms resolution, shall nave fifteen days
MS ana liter the date of the rst publication Of
aesoanlion 10 file with the city clerk rrfs esfs
against said improvement - A P'o'e''s
Der, 1891 eEn ,I5 "a S nay 81 SoFena-
President Board of Aldernen
Der, 1891 WIS p 81. w 1ay go, o. , oveln-
ac,.o President House Of Delegates
1eaf oy me this Both day Of November
Fla HARRY WHITE, Mayor
fleo oy me this Both day of Noyeu,ber isai
p,h,.., H. w MILLER City Clerk
ruoiisned this 4th day OF December IseI