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DRoPoSED AMENDMENT NO ia PROP.
l. osition to amend section 3, section q and sec
ton D, OF article XIX. of the freeholders charter,
ad p. october a l. A; o. 1880
freeholders charter be amended SO as TO read as
follows:
In this charter the term OF every appontive officer
shall expire on December 81 of each year.
Resolved. That section 9 of article XIX. of the
follows:
SECTION 8. II any appointive offce become va
cant. the same shall be filed in the same manner
as III 1t the beginning OF the term, and the person
appointed TO gil The vacaney shall hold for the un-
expired term. II any elective office other than that
of member of the city council become vacant. the
city council shall, within twenty days thereafter.
proceed In joint convention TO elect by ballot per
son to I'll such vacancy.
II the office ofa member Of the city council shall
become vacant that house or branch of the city
council to which such member belonged shall,
within twenty days thereafter proceed to elect by
ballot person TO I'LL such vacancy from the same
ward In which the vacancy may have occurred;
provided that If any such Office shall not be filled
within the time above limited such body or
bodies whose duty II may be TO fill such vacancy,
shall meet and ballot at least once each day until
such vacancy shall have been filed
Persons elected to fill vacancies in elective Offices
shall hold the Office until the next regular city
election, and at such election person shall be
elected TO hold the Office Tor the remainder of the
term Persons elected to ill vacancies shall
qualify within the same time after their election
elected for full terms.
Resolved that section of article XIX. of the
IecnoiuerS charter be amended so as 10 read as
follows:
Sec. =. Whenever the mayor shall suspend any
elective officer he shall Immediately notify the
city council OF such suspension and the cause
thereof. and shall forthwith call Joint convention
OF the members of said council, at which he shall
present charges against such suspended officer.
He shall furnish copy of the charges to said of
hcer, who shall have right to appear with counsel
and make his defense. The city council, in joint
convention as Aforesaid, snail speedily try such
officer on such charge, and for that purpose shall
have power 10 adjourn from time TO time until the
the attendance of witnesses. to hear their testi-
mony, TO receive other evidence, and to hear the
arguments OF counsel. At such trial the president
OF the board of aldermen shall preside. and in his
absence or disability the president of the house of
delegates. IT twothirds of all the members of the
city council shall by resolution sanction the action
Of the mayor, then the suspended officer shall
thereby be removed nom office
III. w. MILLER.
(Ierk of the city of Snnftle.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS
Tacoma Wheat Market.

TACOMA, Nov. l6-tSpecial. The grain mar
ket today was dull and but little trading was
done. Foreign advices were weak and the local
market felt the deeiiue. Quotations: Club,
9Sl1c; blue stem. $lOL
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT NO A PROP.
- osIsion 20 amend sections and 3 of article
A. D. 1890.
Resolved that section i of article VII of the
Ireehoioers Charter be amended 80 as TO read as
follows:
SECTION /. The police department shall be un-
Ger the management OF the police comm ission,
which shall consist OF the board OF public works
ana the mayer, who shall be chairman OF the com
mission No member OF the board OF public works
shaii. as police commissioner or otherwise take
any part In any election. except 20 deposit his vote
nor shall ne directly or indirectly influence, or At
tempt TO influence or control, the action If any
member or employe Of said department or know
ingiy suffer 10 be received or collected from any
Memper OF the police force an assessment or con-
triDution Tor any political purpose or purposes A
violation OF any Of the provisions of this sec, on
shall De cause for immediate removal from Office
OF the person guilty of such violation The MAYOR
snail have power 10 convene the commission AZ
such time and places within the city and rI.on
such reasonable notice ne NAV deem proner
he may take part in the deliberations of the eorn-
missicn but shall not vote except In case of tie
when ne may cast the controlling vote.
quorum to do business shall consist of three
members, one OF whom may be the mayor, and he
concurrence OF majority of those present aud en-
orGer OF the commission
Inc secretary OF the board of public works shall
nave the custody OF all the records and official
documents OF the police commission and shall keep
me same In such place as the city council shalt
;. Resolved That subdivision .'seeond" of section
. OF article VII OF the freehoders charter be
amended so as to read a. follows:
seeond-Fhe board of police commissioners
Win the concurrence and approval of the city
council, IN joint convention assembled. sha 4 APP
point the chief of police and he shall appoint all
subordinate police officers and regular and special
rolcemen and detective officers subject 10 the APP
provai OF the board OF police commissioners,
cept as 10 TINS article otherwise provided The po
lice commissio may from time 10 time remove or
suspend the cnief OF police or any of such police
oihcrrs, or any regular or special policemen or any
detective officer for sucn cause them shall
seem Just or proper, but The ground of such re-
moyal or suspension sha i be entered In the record
OF proceedings. together with The names of she
commissioners voting therefor. Every appoIntee
10 the police force must be q citizen of the United
states OF good character for honesty and sobrety,
able To rend the ngiish language ami must have
been resident of this city for at least one year
preceding his appointment Any y ntee here
after apI oinfed, except the chief of police snail
not De less than 20 nor more than fifty years of
age. and must possess such physical qualifications
- viii enable him to pass satisfactory medical
examination under such rules and regulations as
may be prescribed by the police commission
II. w. MILLER.
Clerk OF the City of Seattle.
fanh icafi I'm ..t-. l.
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DRoposED AMENDMENT No. ga PRO
L position 70 amend article XIV. 81 ths Fee
hcl3ers ca&rteT. a1opteG October l. A. u. 1880
by gsaiiug section : OF said article.
Resolved, That seciioa :. q artice XIV. ~ the
reeaolde~s cuarler. adopted Ocfouer !, ~ -.
1890, 5s and the same hereby L. repealed
II. ". MILLER.
Clerk OF the CITY Of Seattle.
Date % ars. publication November u, lSai.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

LONDON, Nov l6--Bar silver. sD fns, - sSd
per nx. Consols aS. Bonds-U. q As q l0CJs
(par 1889, 10; U. 5. rs OF 1881 tpar los)s io2
Bullion paid into Bank OF England tooay,
on balances, xi5,o00. Bank Of England 0ss
count rate, per cent.
BREADsrufFS
LONDON. Nov. 16-The MARI Lane HrprAs
says; Foreign wheat is strongly held under the
belief that Russian export prohibition Is immi-
nent, aud there il a general rise OF 2s- Caiifor>
mia is quoted at Ats: American red at k2sl me-
white Indian at Ala; Russian at A Cd.
Corn IL firm.
American oats are lis Sd.
AZ today's market foreign whcats were @
lower and -four weak. American corn declined
Id.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 16.-wheat-Demand peer.
No 2, red winter, So Sd, dull; No. q red
spring, SIS 9}Sd, steady.
Corn-Demand fair: spot and NovemheA g.
sd, firm; December, is 4d, nrmer; January. ~
Sd
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DRoPOsED AMEN DNEST No ia PROP.
4 osit3cn 10 arlead section II OF article IN OF
the freahoIders charter adopted October /, A.
H. 1870.
KesOlvei That section IL 81 article TX. offhe
freehosders charter be amended TO read IS
fellows:
SacrfoS ii. The city council shall On or before
the first &onday IN September ia each year BY
ordinance fix the rate of taxes 70 De levied and
levy the taxes upon all taxable property both real
ard persons al in the city NEEDED rails. su5cleus
revenue 10 carry the different depart saents OF
tie mnnieip pal government Tor the ensuing fiscal
year: provided thai at he making ~ such levy in
Nepte Hlner ia 1892, and Ia earh subsequent year.
the council shall increase snch neal ieyv A. is
reeaed FOR stic n ensuing years expenses " the
addition thereto OF nos les, than teutA Or mora
than oae nah Of SUI rate OF levy such additional
levy 70 re continued until the current receipts
ffen al sources are sufficient 10 the cHrrea.
expenditure W. MILLER
Clerk Of The City Of seattle
Date OF erSt publication November -. fseI
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Portland Mhe at Quotations.

PORTLAND, Nov. l6-lSpecial.l - Wheat
Slightly weaker; valley. sl65eGi.67's; Walla
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. ia PROP
L osilion to amend section u % article Y. 81
the. ffeeholders charter adopted October !, A. d.
1880
Resolved That section II Of article Y Of the
freehn.,iers charter be amended So as 10 read as
FOLLOWS:
SEXTON IT The board OF health she'll with the
conseu. Of the city council appoint an inspector
81 interior plumbing Of watsr Steam and gas Of all
hui3dfaez within the city, with the powers of A
pG,tEceman, or may devoive the duties Of such in
snectar on a member Of the police force. The citr
council shall by ordinance define the duties Of such
INSPECTOR and regulate all interior plumbing of ali
buildings with due regard for the health OF tie city
il. w. MILLER
Clerk Of the CITY Of seattle
Date Of first publication. November IL 1891
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Date Of rst pubcat,on % me - o. ssa,

DhOPosED AMEN DMENT no. 81 PROP
ostion 10 amend section 3 Of article " OF
1880. -
Resolved, That section Is Of article " OF the
Ireehoiders charter lie amended so as 70 read as
follows " -
SECTION ID There is hereby constituted a body
70 consist OF the mayor. esGent of the board Of
aldermen, president OF the house of desegat g. the
chairman or board OF public works city COMP
troer and city treasurer 10 be called the advisory
board.
ne mayor shall once in each quarter and as
ueh oitener as the Interests OF the city appear TO
nun 70 require call meeting OF such advisory
BOARD. such meetings shall be for the purpose II
comparing Views and consulting together 18th re-
gard TO The affairs Of the city, and shall have the
power 70 make recommendations ana snggestions
10 the city council and the various other depart
ments OF the city government
he mayor shall preside AZ all meetings of the
adVisory board, and the city clerk OF his deputy
shall act rs clerk thereof
All proceedings OF the advisory beard shall he
Kept on record In the city clerks 0fIice.
III. w MILLER
Clerk of the City of Sea tle
Date OF first publication y November IA 1891
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tIerk OF the tlty OF SenttIe
Date OF first publication. November IL. 1891.

DROPOsED AMENDMENT No. IA PROP
l. ostion TO amend section ! of article XX., Of
the freeholders charter, adopted october i, A. ID.
1891
Resolved, That section of articles XXX. of the
freeholders charter be amended as 20 read
follows:
this charter may be proposed in either house of
the city council aud IL the shall be agreed 10
by not less than three-Hfths of the MEMBERS of
each house, proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered upon the journal Of each house,
with the yeas and nays of the members OF such
house thereon; provided that after the passage OF
such amendment amendments through the
house in which il may have originated. the same
shall uot I've called in The other house. and placed
upon It's final passage therein at any time less tn
twenty days from the time OF lis passage through
the house in W Ich IL originated Upon the pass
age OF said amen lime mt or amendments through
both of said houses the same shall be submitted
10 the qualified voters Of the city tor e. eir raca
ton or reiectiou az the next general election,
which shall lie at least sixty days after the adop-
ton of such proposed amendment III the house 10
which IL shall have been last submitted and II,
such election a majority of all the lawful voters
voting thereat shall, by their votes. ratify any
such amendment so submitted the shall
thereby become part of tins charter. and within
five DAYS after such election be, by the mayor
In proclamation. pupllshed In the city
official newspaper proclaimed a part thereof.
provided. that IL more than one amendment be
submitted al the same general election the same
shall be submitted az such election in such "A man.
ner that electors vote for against each II
the amendments separately. And provided, fur
Their that after the passage of such proposed
amendment through the said houses of the city
council the same shal Ice published by the city
clerk ia the city official newspaper newspapers
for period of sixty days prior 10 such election
Together with notice ~ the mayor thar tn. ~ane
Is submitted the qualified vote of the city for
their rejection approval at the said coming cleo
toa. II W. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of seattle
DATE of fret uubicat on NOyelraher IA 1901
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Clerk OF the City of Seattle
Date of first publication November IA, 1881.

DROPoSED AMENDMENT NO ia PROP
l. ositfon to amend article XVIII. of the free
holders charter, adopted October /. A. u. 1892 by
repeating section w elve fl2] OF said article.
Resolved. That section ~ of article XV1TI. of
the freeholders charter be and the same hereby is
repealed. H. W. Miller
Clerk OF the city of Seattle
Date OF first publication. November II, 1891.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.


CHICAGO, Nov. l6--ln the whea. market today
the weak feeling again existed aud prices ruled
lower. The opening was from / 10 lstc lower
than Saturdays closing. ruled easy aud declined
s41t5ac more, with only slight fluctuations then
rallied "A Gle, ruled easier aud closed about
1z191sc lower than en- saturday. Reeel pts were
1,yis,UO bus hels; shipments. l,9l5.o09 bushels
Nheat- Weak: cash, 925se; December, 9S5sc;
Nay, sl.004.
Corh--Fifm: cash. 54954glc; December, 451se
May, 1879.
oats-steady: cash, &c; May, s2ssc.
kye-fIfin; May, ase.
Barley-NGIninRi; soc.
Fiax-Sfeady: CSC.
Pork--Easy cash. s.. zoos rs: January. 81. s2iS
Lard-steaey; cash, so.25; January, $3.50
637ls
shoulders-sy7e5 Pa; short clear, $3.50. p;
short ribs, s. sssoe.25.
Mnlsky-steady.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. I6--Cattle--R Receipts l7n0s.
fairy sctiye and steady 10 higher: nst.veS a. q
(db5. 10: no prime extra Steers on sale: Texan
s275og390; rangers, e i1y175; srockers. 5000
40
Hogs-Reeeipts, 5000: active and steady;
rough and common, sSGJ1375. mixed an i
packers, S3SeIs %. prime h.says and bgtehars'
weights, si0sai 10: iirht, g. 2sg&Ss
Sheep-Kcce pts, 200. siow AM steady to
weaker; native ewes, s2.efsfA33; mixed, 81 2JFc
42o; weihers and yeaslinSs, e. 5Ngi75. Vest
ems, sAt0gLsa
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VISIBLE aRArN suPrlY.
NEW YORK STOCK ExcH ANGE.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6--The stock market was
quiet and heavy, especially in the forenoon.
Burlington, Lake Shore and Atchson were
bought heavily. The close was dull aud steady
at slight Irrational losses Tor the day.
Government bonds-Firal.
Petroleum-Closed at J93<c
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A For Sale ad. in the P0ST-INTEL-
II6ENCER will reach the largest
number OF buyers. Try il.
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err NOTICES

the provisions offhIs section shan work forfeiture
OF MS membership and warrant his expulsion nom
the house to /. hlcn he belongs
Resolved Tha, section OF article w. of the free
lows. - ~ $500 :. W.
sec q The house shall meet In separaf e. cha M
Ger A majority q either house shall COT ST.
tute quorum, bat less number NAV adjourn
from day 10 day. or till the time OF the next rFgl-
lar meeting, and may compel the attendance OF alb
sent members in such manner and under sach
Pea4lses a. eAcn mouse shall prescribe for itself
council assembled In joint convention shall be 8
quorum OF joint convention of the CITY Council
III. w. MILLER.
Clerk Of the City OF seattlA
Date OF nrst publication November IA 1891
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EASTERN MARKETS.

SILVER PURCHASES
WASHINGTON CRY, Nov l6.-0f s5e coo ounces
OF silver offered for sale TO the treasury DEPART
ment today, 10000 ounces were purchased,
ranging in price from So $50 to so9470
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-The visible supply OF
grain on Saturday, November II, as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange, was al fol-
Iowa.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIVE occrpxsrAL

THE OCCIDENTAL
p Vernon, New York l. stock, C1y
Duty, Pt Townsend G Bysr4 49, -
g Neil, ST Louis J Hall Isc 81
Geo f lew, Kent Biooms 90
II vwpRT syio Gis sg.cr.m.n,oS t' wsl. ciy
Z G Ksins, New York gGsa 49, ~ i9 % xnes,~
ire WsIiscs civ A NswiIn a W DO
sontter & W. Tacoma yno Cart C,p rs,.
I Byrne, jr. Sc Louis NE nsno porsisnS
r Riordan. ElIensb'rgE g B suEnrss,pf; s ely
" p Alien, Portland n Deeks, 81 raua
" II Timer. 81 Paul sBHagin' c Mymp's
w IGckman, Portland kspvs'
J y CrOsneld. DO
VIII Jay Wallace, Whts NJ, 4a Ir s.,.~
a featss, s il, = = Jonathan curtisss -
henfy LIurIss, L0ubieu, re Town
Longenie. chicago VJYoung a vi. Tao
George E.riete, Denver , snnsrth. lawrence
ID Carpenter, ieNsss IS stein. Tennessee
I Key, Ienn =. s,,s.~u u Dufendosfr Absrdew
shwartz. n Iorh II, snrtars. Tacoma
tiark. Ia Soan .. II II penny, New Yorh
Ihso hansen, 49, Cameron, snohom
Z Gage, New "a d VI nrKeuzie. City
fhllllp batlss, j. ysientine. Hamilton
II Kos, hvefes vy george u Bennett. NY
I'M Kaufman,
J stranger, Hamilton
w p.sIsu r Andrews 4 ". wsvils
r Bryant W. rDna' rred Russell, seattle
Miss A Brown, So IN aerk q ". civ
Ms. nasiertOl, snaa Nib { Moore ore Portland
" W Penigo, nnfS..s1,is ] G sullivan, Msrysvflls
IL sn hsgaa ssaBnls Ea sua ssnosomiss
" l l scosi, a., esv Hussse ! Curry. Tels
j Frrley & ", sns1ss
Mrs. l. Davis. spokAre
Get Angelines scsssHn ra. p 70 front ~ ssssss
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t1RofoeED AMENDMENT No. IA PROP
osilon 10 amend section and section 2 Of
October /, A. D. 1890
Hesoived, That section of article XVII OF the
follows: - -
Sc TOY l. The mayor shall receive annually q
salary of 81. 400, TO be paid monthly
The annual salaries of The other elective officers
OF TINS city shall be payable monthly and shall be-
fol ows:
Treasurer and tax collector 50 600: corporation
counsel $Sooo assistant corporation counsel and
Resolved, That section 2 of article XVII of the
neeeholders charter, be amended so as to read as
follows:
Sec. 2. No officer Of the city shall receive anv
compensation for his services as such officer e X
cept by salary payable monthly, which. when not
prescribed by this charter, shall be fixed by the
city council by ordinance No salary of any officer
so fixed by the city council shall he increased AFT
his appointment or during The term for which he
shall have been elected or appointed
IL. W. MILLER,
Clerk OF the City of Seattle.
Date OF first publication November Ia. 1891.
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FINANCIAL.

Money on cali Easy: closed, offered at 8
Prime mercantile paper, unchanged sterling
exchange-sIeady; sixty-iay bills, sLs01x: de-
mand, $4s51a Bar silver, 9is4c.
BONDS
U. 3. 4s (reg.l...... li6islu. Is (coupon) ll6ll
U. 5. Is (reg.l. ga'.lpacitie IS. ...... Iii
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Wheat Is Beginning to Come
in Again.
FIRST FLORIDA ORANGES IN.
An Advance Reported In Choice Hops,
bat They Are Very scNree-Plenty
Turkeys Coming Ina.
TIDES AT ssArTLs ssgBoR TODAY.
HIGH wArER sow wAfER.
a m. i. I. a. Il 7aic-I i, u al #
- ---- .---j ---~a - i--s -
6.3 l2e s.57 liz ! il-2s 6.s ii. 81 E-l.s
AT Pogr TOWNSEND,
5A s.5 SIS 50 "a. 6.S 20. Z. -

SEATTLE. Nov, 10, is9l-
Exchanges at Seattle, raeon. tni Portland
Clearing houses today were;
C,eorapcss. Raianecs.
Seattle -.,...............,S lAs,SS is sl.3ii y
portland .........-....... Sfis01 20 l-4uo ~
iacona..... ....-.--..-- 2ls,sto ~ aRo OF
No new features of interest were rcported on
the opening up of the markets yesterday for the
week. Some wneatis coming IN now, the re-
eeipts since Saturday amounting TO ten car
loads. One car of barley came in and twelve
ears OF -four
The situation in the hop market remains prac-
tically the same heretofore, Though there has
been an upward tendency for strictly choice
stock, and oafers have been made as hlga as IA
cents. Farmers holding choice stock, however,
refuse TO sell, and the amount is very limited
anyhow. so that the advance does not mater
tally alter the situation. inferior grades have
not advanced. One OF the leading hop dealers
In the city said yesterday that he believed the
market had reached its highest point
Some nice-looking Florida oranges have come
in and are selling at sa7a Grapes have stif-
ened up somewhat, ana choice stock brinss 81 10
9L % per box now. Turkeys are coming In
quite freely, but prices hold steady at l9 10 %
cents No change was reported in prices in the
grain and feed market, but trade was unusually
active. reduction OF - cents per barrel In
rolled oats was reported.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twenty-fonr hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail--Northcrn Pa
cine, $50 tons: Columbia 4 Puget sound,
tons; Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern. 80 tons
BY water--Al-ki, y tons; Puget sound 4 Alaska
Steamship COmpanys boats, Al tons; W. r.
Aunroe, tons: Detroit, 10 tons; Buckeye. IL
tors Glide, 10 tons: Cascade, y tons; : ii. ken-
ton tons. Total shipments, $50 tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE KEcEfsrA
Produce and merchandise havs been received
at the port OF seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: BY rail-Noriaern Pacific,
297 tons: Columbia K Puget sound, 80 tons; Sc
attic. Lake shore & Eastern. 20 tons By water
Nasco, . tons; Angeles 3 tons; W. Il. Munroe,
10 tons; Mabel, 8 tons: Cascade, tons: Glide,
tons. Total receipts, 40 tons
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. lO.-A PROP
= osi1cn 10 amend the freeholders charter of
,ne Guy OF Seattle, adopted October l. A. D. 1890
py Ispeaiing article sixteen (XVI OF said charter
resolved, That article XVI. of the freehoders
enartef oI the city OF Seattle adopted October !,
a -. 1oso, De and the same hereby is repealed
H. w. MILLER,
Clerk OF the city of Seat;M
Date OF nrst publication. November Ia, 1891