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PoSTLANp, Nov. T.-fspecial.l - wheat
Local market quiet on receipt Of easier advice
from abroad; valley. $1.65Ol.70; Walla Wal1af
sleotll 60l5 per Genital Receipts, 17.77o eental6I
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MERCHANDISE AND raopucx nEosrrra
EASTERN MARKETS.
INV yosx srocx r,cu,yo,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE stock market opened
hrm, the general list making slight gains in the
morning, most OF which, however, were lost in
the afternoon Aichison and 81. Pau were the
most active ard closed steady at about first
prices.
Government bonds-Steady
Petroleum~CI Closed at Coo
FINANCIAL
Money on call Easy: closed, offered at 8
Prime mercantile paper. unchanged Sterling
exehange-steady; siSty-day bills. A.so1a: de-
mand, $LsS19. Bar silver. ai14e.
BONDS.
U. 5. Is treg.l ...... 1854 u. 5. 2s (reg) seei.
q. ;. Is Coupon. liessPsoiic 6s. ........ Ill
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r.cnma Wheat nrarkeA

TACOMA, Nov. 1T-lspecial l-Ths TAeo0j
grain market today was more active and hfghsd
Quotations: Club, 81; blue stem, Sl04 d
ceipss, Iso cars. shipments, TAoo0 busheia
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DROPoSED AMENDMENT NO l3-AP PROP.
i osition to amend section 3, section and sec
adopted October ], A. d. 1890
Resolved, That section of article XIX. Of the
follows:
SECTION 8. Unless otherwise expressly provided
In this charter the term of every appointive officer
shall expire on December 81 of each year
Resolved. That section 8 of article XIX of the
follows:
SECTION 6. II any appontive office become va
cant, the same shall be filed in the same manner
as II AZ the beginning of the term, and the person
appointed TO fill The vacancy shall hold for the
expired term. II any elective Office other than that
OF q 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 hil such vacancy.
Ifthe office of a 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 10 ill such vacancy from the same
ward In which the vacancy may have occurred;
provided that IL any such Office shall not be filled
within the time above limited, such body or
shall meet and ballot at least each day until
such vacancy shall have been filled.
Persons elected TO Ill vacancies In elective offices
snail mold the office until the next regular city
election, aud at such election person shall be
elected to hold the Office ior the remainder OF the
term Persons elected To I'LL vacancies shall
qualify within the same time after their election
and IN ih- same manner as prescribed for persons
Resolved that section of article XIX OF the
ffeeholders charter be amended so as to read as
lOuoNS.
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, shall speedily try such
officer such charge, and for that purpose shall
have power 10 adjourn from time TO lime until the
trial shall be completed. to summon and compel
% a he r les III
mony, to receive other evidence and 10 hear the
arguments OF counsel. Al such trial the president
OF the board of aldermen shall preside, and in his
absence disability the president of the house of
delegates. II two-thirds Of all the members of the
city council shall by resolution sanction the action
of the mayer, then the suspended officer shall
thereby be removed from Office.
IL. W. MILLER,
Clerk Of the City Of Seattle.
DATE of first q Al Nnvarnhar IL l2Al
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Date of first publ cation, November Ii. 1891.

DROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. IA PROP
l. ostion TO amend section l of article XX., of
the freeholdsTs charter. adopted october /, A. d..
1890.
Resolved That section of articles XXX Of the
freeholders charter be amended SO as to read as
follows:
SECTION l. Any amendment amendments to
this chafter NAV be proposed IN either mouse or
the city council and IL the same shall be agreed to
by not less than three-fffhs of the members OF
each house. proposed amendment or amendments
with the yeas and nays Of the members of such
house thereon; provided. that AFTER the passage OF
such amendment or amendments through the
house In which IL may have originated. the same
shall not be called In the other house. and placed
upon it's pal passage therein at any time less than
twenty days from the time OF its passage through
the house in " lch IL originated Upon the pass
age OF said amendment or amendments through
both of said houses the same shall be submitted
TO the qualified voters of the city for ter rattca
ton or rejection at the next general election,
which shall be at least sixty DAYS after the adop
ton of such proposed amendment III the house 10
which IL shall have been last submitted: and IT,
such election. q majority of all the lawful voters
voting thefeat shall, by their votes, ratify any
such amendment SO submitted the same %hall
thereby become part of this charter, and within
FIVE days after such election be, by the mayor
n proclamation, published In the city
official newspaper proclaimed part thereof;
provided. that III more than one amendment be
submitted Al the same general election the same
shall be submitted at SUCH election in such man
ner that electors may vote for or against each OF
the amendments separately. And provided, fur
thor hat after ths passage Of ssch prO,osed
amendment through the said houses of the city
council the same shall be published by the city
clerk, in he city Official newspaper or newspapers,
for per of days prior 10 such election
together with a notice by the mayor that the same
is submitted 10 the qualified vote OF the city for
their rejection approval st the said coming cleo
tion- II W. MILLER,
Clerk Of the City of seattle.
Date OF first publication November Il. 1891.
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DRoPoSEp AMENDMENT NO. "A PRO
i position 10 aEend article XIV. or the free
holders ehsTter. adopted October /, A. Il. 1890,
Is rspSa3ius section : 81 said article.
R=so!vea, That section ). q article Ky, OF fhe
iFeehpsdeFs charter. adopted OctooeF !, A. ID.
lSs9, be and the sane hereby Is rspeS.sd
III. N. MILLER,
Clerk OF thc City OF Seagile.
Date Of first publication Aeyesaasx -, 1881.
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BREADsruyvs


PoRr CRESCENT, p m, Nov. 17.-Olou1y1
light rain and light east wind.
PoRr ANGELES, p. m, Nov. 1Z-Cloudy<
light south wind Bark California IN port. Tt
government line Is down west of Port Crescent
PoRr HADLEY, Nov. I-Arrived-Bk tn 6rtz|
eth
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pROPOsED AMENDMENT NO. ga PROP
l. osiuon TO amend section Is Of article V of
1890
Resolved, That section l3 OF article " Of the
freeholders Charter be amended so as TO read as
follows.
SECTION f3 There Is hereby constitutes a body
70 consist OF the mayor, p esdent 0f the board OF
aldermen, president OF the house Of deiegat- s. the
chairman, OF board OF public works. CITY comp
roller and city treasurer TO be called the advisory
board.
The mayor shall once IN each quarter and a.
much oftener the Interests OF the city appear 20
him 10 require, call meeting OF such advisory
board. such meetings shall be for the purpose OF
comparing views and consulting together with re-
gard TO the affairs of the city. and shall have the
power 10 make lamentations and suggestions
10 the city council and the various other depart
nents Of the city government.
The mayor shall preside 1t all meetings of the
advisory board, and the city clerk or bis deputy
shall act clerk thereof
All proceedings OF the advisory board shall be
kept on record In the city clerks 6fIice.
II. W. MILLER
Clerk OF the City of Seattle
Date of first publication Move rnber Ia 1891
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CHICAGO BOARD or rRApz.

CHICAGO Nov. lin the wheat market trad
ing was rather light today and the feeling was
rather stronger. The opening was about = 93sc
higher than yesterdays closing, but ruled weak
and declined l29ssc, then became stronger and
prices were advanced re. The marSet again
easet OF. declining &c, ruled irregular within a
small range and the closing was about s-fqs1c
higher than yesterday. Receipts were l,S59OyO:
shipments, 033, 900 bushels
wbeat-Firm; cash. sssse; December, s4skc;
May, fl.oiss lgLolIz.
cofa--stsaly; cash. 5sl1gdc: December.
41sGEl4c; May, 43c.
.oa's--stcsdy; cash, s2szc; December, sIl1c;
May. 31sze.
Rye-firrn; 93izc.
baricy-QGiet. 5Je
Flax-Sieady pic
Pork-Easy; cash, s. s21< January, ylI 47ik
Lard-Sseady; cash, .15gg 20: January,
shouldsr.-sao0e5 lgls; shor. clear, 81. 100 70:
short ribs, S. sz1625.
Wnisky-fLl&
Chico % LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, nor I7.-caitle- Receipts. 1000.
quiet, bar steady 20 4 ~ ale hsgheri fsst rfis..
for natives. - 40 -. otite-S. 75fr a.
stockers, sl.75. -. rangers. s. fgGl9J
H0gs-keeeipA. s34ass ogseuef bYf.k gud
strong: closed srssdy; rough end common.
s. zoos So; packers 4nd usixst. sSag1lts. prime
heayy and butchers weights, s4lV5Li5: light,
sheep~Reeei pts. 5eoe. active and steady to
stronger; ewes si.75f1 81 mixed, l43xei 40;
we,hers, H75t95.4J: Hes erns. slsJ(gL Is.
BOSTON sToeg x4nssr.
Boston. Nor l7.-cIosiag;
Atehison.. ........ 42IQBafiins azn .ggss
Mexican Central. 205s sas basz1. ......
Bell Telephone. ...-l9s4
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS


eAS FRANCISCO. Nov. y The produce markets
are quiet and pFiesH unchanged. Wheat is
choice shipring grad are "a fsir demand at
ti.sS Tor 10 shsDpiD lsiopxside shin. Choice
grades ere q rlas hagaex harley is steady, with
. fair demand Tor pksiee bright feed, and offer
ings are liberal. Oats xssdf corn are quiet and
steady.
The fruit. r cream esksa !. and the only
deins" Rcs. Berries
20 SLOW a
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NEW YORK MINING srocKs.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Firm.
Cohce-Options closed steady, . 10 IS points
down Sales We're 5000 bags, including No
yember at SO; December sl255; January
81 1902 90; spot Rio, quiet: No. 7. i4c
sngar-Raw, hrmer. efined-H gaer Cut
T-l6
Copper-Firmer; Lake, November. sll.55
Lead-Sominal.
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err NOTICES.

the provisions OF this section shall work forfeiture
Of his membership and warrant his expulsion from
the house % which he belongs
Resolved That section Of article " of the free
holders charter be amended so as 10 read Is fol-
lows:
Sec. 2. The honse shall meet in separate cham
Der A majority of either house shall consti-
fute quorum, bat a less number NAV adjourn
from day to day till the time OF the next reSI-
lar meeting. and may compel the attendance OF ab-
sent members in sGch manner and under such
penalties as each house shall prescribe for itself
A quorum OF each of the two houses of the city
council assembled fn joint convention shall be 3
quorum OF Joint convention Of the city council
II. w. MILLER.
Clerk OF the City OF seattle
Date OF first publication November Ia, 1851
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PRoPosED AMENDMENT NO. IA PROP
osltlon TO amend section ! and section of
October !, A. ID. 1890.
Resolved, That section l of article XVII Of the
follows: - ~ -
Sc TON l. The mayor shall receive annually
salary of S2400, TO be paid monthly
The annual salaries of The other elective officers
OF this city shall be payable monthly and shall be
foliows
Treasurer and tax collector. So 900; corporation
counsel rs ooo assistant corporation counsel and
Resolved, That section 2 Of article XVII nj tina
treeeholders Charter, be amended so as TO read as
follows:
Sec ?. No officer of the city shall receive any
compensation for his services such officer ex-
cepf 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 be increased after
his appointment or during the term for which he
shall have been elected or appointed.
III. w. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of Seattle
Date of first publication November Ia 1891
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Date of first publication November IL. 1891.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. ia PROP
i oSltion TO amend section II Of article X of
the freeholders charter, adopted October !, A. ID.
1890
Resolved That section II OF article Y. OF the
freehoders charter be amended 10 read as
FOLLOWS:
SECTION IT. The board OF health shall, th the
consent of the city council appoint inspector
Of Interior plumbing of water steam and Of all
hnjldings within the city. with the powers OF a
policeman, or may Gevolve the duties of such sI-
spector on q member of the police force. The city
ouuciI shall by ordinance define the duties Of such
Inspector and regulate ali inferior plumbing OF all
bolidinss with due ard for the health of the city
IL. ". MILLER
Clerk Of the City OF Seattle,
Date OF hrst publication, November IA, 1891.
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DROPOsEp AMENDMENT No. ia PROP
l. osit8on 10 amend section Il OF article TX OF
the freeholdsrs charter, adopted October j, A.
u. 1890
Resolved, That section II OF article TX. of the
freehoidsrs charter be amended so As 10 read as
follows:
SECTION IL The city council shall on before
the first Monday in September In each year oy
ordinance fix The rate Of taxes 10 BE levied, and
levy the upon all taxable properly, both real
and personal In the city needed 10 raise sufficient
revenue 70 carry on the different departms nts OF
the municipal government for the ensuing fiscal
wear: p-uvded that at he making Of sach levy in
SepteTslber Ia 1892 End ia each subsequent year,
TIE council shall increase such annual levy ~ Is
needed for sn n ensuing yeSrs expenses by the
addition thereto OF moi les than one ;enth or more
tbaa ne nth OF such rate OF levy, sues Rd1sienAl
levy TO re continued until the eur 'eTt reefipts
from al sufficient 10 me : sae c9rIeat
expen6ituFe II " Miller
Clerk Of the tr a Sea4lie.
Date Of first publication Nevems z Ia. 1884.
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OttfA OF the CITY OF Seattle
Date OF FIRST publication November IA, 1891.

DRoPoSED AMENDMENT NO IA PROP
4 osition to amend article XVIII of the free
holders charter, adopted October /, A. D. 1890. by
repeating section twelve III OF said article.
Resolved That section ~ of article XVIII Of
the freeholders charter be and the same hereby Is
repealed. II. w. MILLER,
Clerk Of the city of Seattle
Date OF first publication, November Ia 1891
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PROPERTY FOR SALE?

A For Sale ad. in the LUST-INTEL-
II6ENCER will reach the largest
number u buyers. Isry it.
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CITY NOTICES.

TMPOUNDFD STOCK AT AUTHORITATIVE
day, November IL, 1891. at 10 q m, in front Of
police headquarters. corner Of Third street AMI
Nesler avenue, viii sell at public auction aud
the highest bidder for cash. 70 pay expense Of inn
pounding and keeping. the following -descrDed sai
NAL, viz:
tl1 one red heifer: about 81 three years Of age:
white stripe on back.
The owner Of the abovedescrihed animal is u
me unknown. BOLTON KO8ERs,
Chief OF Police, Sestfle.
Date OF first publication October 20. l-ai-
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. lo.-A PROP
osition TO amend the freehoders charter of
tne city OF Seattle, adopted October l. A. D. 1890,
oy aing article sixteen xvi OF said charter
RESOLVED, That article XVI. of the freehclders
cha1 yer OK the city of seattle, adopted October J.
A. u. leSo, be and the same hereby is repealed
II. W. MILLER,
Clerk OF the city of Seattle.
Date OF hrst publication November IA 1891
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LTBPARK.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND cHAUrAu-
- qua books. seattle Book sd 6sa<seqsy Co.
AS PIKE sS9esk
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ConsultatiOn and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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CRY NOTICES.

A PROPOSITION TO AMEND SECTION
Z I'VE (51 ana six (S). OF article fifteen XVI al
r., & 1Tsehoiders charter. adopted October !, A.
Resolved, That section 5, of article XIV. Of the
follows: - - " ~ -
SECTION S. The corporation counsa, shall have
IDA supervisory control OF al the litigation Of the
city. and shan appoint some competent and s,,iia-
oae attorney assistant. for whose acts he
snail be responsible. who shall serve during the
pleasure of the corporation counsel and be known
- we CITY attorney Said city attorney, subject
perform the duties set forth in section OF this
sIslcie, and such other duties as NAV be required
ei ainl by the corporation counsel The CORPORA
uoh counsel snail also appoint clerk STEM
ogrnpher whose duty IL shall be to attend the cor
poration counsel a. his office and elsewhere and
nnaer his direction do such clerical or s,enogrs Oh &c
work aPpertaning TO the business OF the city as
may be required Of him. Said clerk shall be re-
nova lie AT the pleasure of the orporaifou conn
Sci and shah receive such cornpen.atiou as the
city council by ordinance may determine.
resolved, That section OF Article XIV of the
freeholders charter be amended so as TO read as
follows:
Sec. 8. It shall be the duty OF the city attorney
TO conduct all prosecutions public offauses com
mltted against any of the ordinances of the CITY
anu appear tor that purpose in any court wherein
me same may be pen5tng. 1t shall also be his
auty 10 commence actions on all forfeited bail
ponds within thirty days after they are declared
forfeited, and shall diligently prosecute the same
no action on a bail bond shall be compromised ex-
cept by the authority of the city council When
Judgment has been rendered IN action on a bail
BOND and any property is exposed for sale on exe-
cutlon IN such action. the city attorney NAV bid
and neces ary, purchase said property for and in
tne hane or the city, at price not exceeding the
amount OF Judgment recovered on such bond.
II. w. MILLER
Clerk CT the City of Seattle.
Date OF nrst publication, November IA, 1891
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MILroxn


In Memory of Rev. Jsmes Darsie.
FrOm sata-iays Piiss5urgh Disfesch.
The hrst Christian Church, OF Allegheny
viii to-morrow morning hold service in
memory Of Rev james D1rsie assistant pas
tor Of that church. who was buried al Brad
dock on THURSDAY. Mr.. DArsie was ore Of
the weil-known pioneer preachers OF West
ern PennsylyaniA. He was q native OF
Scotland, being born st Edinburg, September
j. 1871 HIS parents came 10 ADerica in
his infancy and. after his fathers death in
ls2l the future home Of the family vas IN
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Darsie became Christian
AZ the age OF twelve. and two years later he
entered the academy Of Walter Sco;t a
preacher and teacher of eminence among the
then new religious denomination known as
the a Disciples Of Christ" Soon after the
lad began to exercise his gifts in the meet
ings Of the little congretion. and in few
years became well known as sn able and
faithful proclaimer OF the gospel At the
time Of his baptism the people known as
Dlscip'es were not over five hundred IN
the United stltes. Now they rank eth IN
number among the great religious bodies OF
American PrOtestsntisn, being not less thsn
saOeo With the exception Of s few years
Mr Darsies work IS minister was spent in
western Pennsylvania
Mr. Darsie left large family OF children
and grandchildren 70 mourn him. Three Of
his sons s-e able preachers Of lise lrasP'l. and
one Of his daughters Is the wife of sseoess-
10 pastor in Cincinnati. His second wife
also survives him, his fi-s, wife being buried
by bis side in the Monongahsla Cemetery, AZ
Braddock.
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School Directors Convention.


The following program has been arranged
Tor convention Of the school directors OF
Somerset county, 10 be held in the Court
House. Souerset, Pa, March 10Th and lIth,
1891
/ TseslGg Frrcno0a lSesssoa-.fro1a 10 % y.
Organization. Discussion-The need and
/ benefit Of 3 permanent directors association,
I D. Il. Walker. Somerset township. Paper
Z The dnties and responsibilities Of q school
I director. Rev G. W. Crist. Jenner;orn. Dis
cussion, The characteristics of good teach
G., L c Lambert, stonycreek- Queries.
Tlssday afternoon S>vi7a-.fTom 70 4
! Miscellaneous business. Discussion-Ths
textbook question-county uniformity Of
textbooks, DR.. s S Good Of MeyersdaIe.
State uniformity and control Of textbooks,
NJ J. Prtis, ESQ. Somerset. Free text
books, Daniel Holsapple. Paint. General
discussion. Address, Pending school legisla-
aon. Hon. J. Weller, member Of committee
Oh education, Il. r. Psp@r-School appaTa-
ius, L 5. Snyder, Middlecreek. Discussion,
Tie essential points Of good country
school house, D. Compton Eiklick. Discus
sion, How 10 secure aai retain good teach
ers. Dr. c. P Le1hsrt, Jenner. Queries.
Ti5esigy ErtHiag .Sszsi5n-.5r0a ! % g.
Address, The mutual helpfulness Of di7ec-
tors. teachers znd patrons, Rev. Theo Zach,
lockwood. Paper. The Hygiene Of the
schoolroom. Dr. H. 5 Kinmell Somerset
address Eiucaiioaal needs, HOa. Henry
Houck, DePsty State iesuperinteD5ent. Music,
by pupiis Of the Somerset schools.
Heiasslay B~eas9l Sesisa--fcsa g % Il.
Miscellaneous business. Report Of com
mi,,ees. Discasion, District supervision. 5.
J. McKenzie, Summit. Discussio. Of qaes-
tions submitted By directors. Qasres-
Adjournment
All topics and questions viii be open 10
general discussion. Let Directors come pre-
pared 70 help one another in this line.
sup,. Eonck writes that he viii be pres
eut for ali the sessions and VII De Ready to
aid IN the ToFk Of the Convention.
All newly elected Directors are earnestly
invited 10 attend. They viii be given equal
privileges with those nov in Office
Every Director in the county should be
Sufficiently interested in the schools Of his
district to attend It viii benefit al who
come, and We believe prove Of great good 70
the schools Of the county. Every Board
should be fully represented
All the sessions viii be open to the gen
eral public, and all friends Of education wil
be welcomed
Orders for excursion rates 10 and from
Somerset sill be sent 70 the Secretary Of
each Bo2Fa