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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the lire to take to all points East and
south; Il is the DIsINa car ROUTE e
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(No change Of cars)
Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which &c
holders Of first or second-ciass tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with All iines A.
fortiins direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
advance through any agent OF the ROAD.
THROUGH TICKETS
To AID from all points in America, England and
Europe can be purchased ct any ticket ONCE OF TINS
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As roLLowss
Overland through train 6:l6 q. m.
Portland and south. 6:l5 9. M. and 8:3s p. m.
Tacoma and HH local. &ois SIS and s:is M ials
2:5O, SEQ and 8.35 p N.
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE TRoM
Eastern points. 1925 D. m.
Portland and south, $40 q. m and 1855 p n.
chehalis and Olympia; u 20 = m
Tacoma and local. 1928, $40 and 11:l0 .. m;
Time shortened II hours between Seattle ana ST.
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Carr, elegant
day coaches, finest palace dining cars between Sc
attic, Tacoma aud Portland direct. Daily service.
Full information concerning rates. time of trains.
routes and other details furnished ON applicar
ton to
A. d. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt,
121 First St., cor. Washington Portland, Or.
I. A. NADEAU, General Agent, Seattle
A. CHILBER(5, City Passenger and Ticket "A gent,
southeast corner Yesler avenue and CONNER
cial street, Olympic block. Seattle, Wash.
b. TONkIN, Ticket Agent, Seattle depot, foot OF
Third street.
GENTLE LAKE SHORE = EASTERN
- RAILWAY.
January 4, 1891.
DAILY.
Lv Seattle. Ar Seattle.
For snohomish, Sedro. Ana 0:l5 m 1900 m
cortes and Fairhaven. SAB p m 800 m
For North Bend. Gilman ana
way. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . 600 p m
For Ballard. 800 m
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gilman and way..........3:A5 p m 9:66 . m
Between Portland and AHacortes. ono train
daily each wdy.
Between Tacoma and Anacortss and Fairhaven,
two trains daily each way. g
Cali for pocket time card.
= +. W. DUNN, Superintendent.
E w. RUFF. General Passenger Agent
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Legal NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-ESrATE OF Will
~ son A. Snyder, deceased Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, administrator Of the es
tate OF Wilson A. Snyder deceased to the creditors
OF and al the persons having claims against the
said deceased to present them. with the necessary
vouchers within enc year from the date of this no
524 526 Burke block In the city of seattle King
county, Washington, the same being the place for
the transaction Of the business Of said estate.
JOB p. LYON,
Administrator OF the estate OF Wilson A. Snyder,
deceased.
Seattle. wash. March Ia. 1891.
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CRY NOTICES.

JOINT RESOLUTION No e6.-BE IT BE
solved BY the board Of aldermen and house .Cf
oeleesfes q the city Of seattle In session ~
That b the intention Of the city council Of said
CITY g improve Joy street from the north line Of
sne HUI tract 70 the south lire OF the Squire tract
70 tne CITY o. seattle by grading the same In &C.
cor0ance with the established grade. and construct
ING Sidewalk on each side OF the same. The -
umated cost Of said Improvement II twenty-five
hundred 22OO) dollars and the cost OF said i'm
fovement, excepting the grading OF the crossings,
- to De assessed against the property abuttfng on
SUD street proposed to be improved, rs described
above. and which said abutting property Is hereby
Provemenf. All persons owning any AUDITING
property. - defined by section seven ca Of article
eKnt tvIlll Of the freeholden charter, shAll have
nnesn iol dsys nom and after the date Of the first
clerk protests against said improvement
Passed house Of delegates February g 1891
President House q Delegatea
fasSeo BOARD o. aldermen February "a. 1891.
GEORGE w HALL,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved By me this "a day Of March, A. D.,
lSSl. HARRY WHITE,
Filed by me this "a Day Of March, A. D. 1891
II. r. MILLER.
Date Of first publcatiod March IL 1891.
WELLER STREET TAX NoTICE-THE TAX
~ levied by the city council IN the district
created BY Ordinance No. 1,2S5 10 provide for the
grading Of Weller street from South Fifth street to
thereon Ii now due and payable 1t the office of the
cy treasurer; and all taxes not paid within forty
days Of the first publication of this notice will be
declared delinquent. penalty offs per cent added.
charged II. ". MILLER, City Clerk.
Date OF frst publication March 16, 1891.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE sSoouarniE.

! THE sSoQCALnfE
! q q Crown. Milwaukee A Benson. Anacorfee
Ed Kann, Kansas City Benson. do
W I'll Bull, City A ScAradcr. Wis
] W Whitehead, do Henry Flynn, yanconvr
f Brown, do 7 Narnpel, Portland
Collins, DO pc Louese. do
j Curry, do Mrs Perry. Olympia
b stickney Edmands g w Tfbbifs ". Gilrman
II VI ssraber 4 fam. S Mrs Z Dunlap. w City
c NJ savage, do J Croutcheu- Pine City
J II May W, Kent Polsen 4 ", Ia Con
Miss A Lorenzo, Skagit SIR Nayhesd Il w, Eairh
Miss Lorenzo, do Mrs n Farlelaon. do
r Friday, Port Gardnr 5 King & fam. Tacoma
THE RAINIER
Troutrnan. sidney J G Bennett & lady. NJ
! Libby. San Fran r u Fish Fan Glare. Wis
r A Atehis0n, Nashville y ScaEnmon do
] 0'Connor. Einira Hsrbinson, Wash City
w Boyd, Chicago 4 q Neal. Falrhsvcn
g Noriis. do " {; Weaver, >an Fran
Albert Kelley, 4 u Harrigan. city
y Kelley, 40 tttiil, do
] G Bennett. do ZIP fIelKer, do
Randolph smith, City IL y Andrews. "a
Mr Glenn 4 wife. do G r Gately, do
. Il wertheimer&isdo l. ii Cohn, do
Miss cohn, do
NOTICE.
Orr entire stock OF harness ard saddlery FOO
sale at cost without reserve. McSoriey 4 Go.ay,
1.423 Fornt street
Spring snits made 10 order, By E ]. Graham,
for "a GO Front street
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Spring snits made to order. By Z. J. Graham,
for Ia CD Front street
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FONT RESOLUTION NO lo0-BE 1T RE.
81 solved by the Board OF aldermen and house
of Delegates of the City Of Seattle in session as
That it is the Intention of the city council of
city OF seattle from Knight street to Depot street
in said city. by grading and sidewalking the same
'' The estimated cost OF said Improvement is
rs O6S TO- and the cost of said Improvement, except
the ,s s tee AUDITING On a
posed to be improved as described above. anu
s 81 a
All persons owning any abaiuns propssty on
said streets IS dsssf'osa .ooNe anu -
shall have fifteen days from and aiter the date OF
the first publication OF this resolution 70 nis Win
Notice is further given that said Improvement IS
to be paid for at the request Of the petitioners
herein rs soon said Improvement shall be com
petess and no bonds will be issued by tae city 10
pay for such improvement xaa,
Passed house of delegates FEBRUARY % issi
X. W. JONES.
President House of Delegate
pasSe5 the hoard of aldermen February "a 1891.
President Board OF Aldermen;
approved by me 'h msa Il gay wy Fl Mayor
i1 Filed by me March !. 1891: $3.50
II. W. MILLER, City Clerk
Date Of first publication March 10. 1881
-YoTyT RESOLUTION No. ss.-BE 1T RE
Il solved nv the hord of aldermen and house OF
delegates of the city of Seattle, In session assent
BLEED: A., L. .n,,-,.u ~
sai,. city 10 Improve McClaire street, nom ester
ycnua q, the north line OF Eaton street in the city
~ seattle by grading the same in accordance Win
sne estahlisfed grade. and constructing SIDEWAYS
On each side of the same. The estimated cust o.
ss,S bereavement Ii 81 e3ss and the cost OF said
snsn-avsmeut exclusive Of the cost Of grsdng TIE
.sssirs-s il 10 be assessed against the properly
ahvstn on said street proposed TO be improved -
Ssssribed above and which said aenitias property
- narehv declared TO be the property bFnen'ea %
saia Improvement Az persons OWNING any
sss,.ts .sros,erty as defined by section seven 81
~ aytscle eight ivIII Of the freeholdsrs shaTtes,
saIi nave fifleen as days from aud AFTER tns DAT
81 The Airs, notification OF this resolution W NE win
na .ss,v c,erx protests against said improvement
~ fsass.ss nn,sse of delegates February 20 1881
r. ". JONES, Prs'sten! u; ., A.
p.Sxs, hoard OF aldermen February -. acsi-
geo W HALL. President IS OF -,
Approseo"s M HARRY WHITE. Mayor.
,s,s ed day Of March 1891
ffieo ot sise ' n VI MILLER. City Clerk
na.e Of arss publication March ~. 1891.
-ITTy TREASURER's NoTICE-THk folr
I lowing city warrants VIII ee pAia aio 49,. -
,,,o =, the city trrasnrers ofhce and no nl. sess
s,lasa.i amer fiiteen days from nrst paphessos -
Iais nosiSrs 800 WILLIS l. AAE>,
SSu, ineiusNe' city Treasurer.
natad tais 18th Aay ct AascAv aSsL
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A SsESsMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
n ment district No. /. for Broadway street grade.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
for local Improvement district No l. for the grad
ing Of Broadway street from Yesier avenue TO De
Forrest street. in the city Of Seattle and construct
ing OF q sidewalk on both sides thereof, has been
filed by the board of public works with the city
council Of city Of Seattle: and further notice is
hereby given that the said roll is open for public
inspection at the office of the city clerk In the
city hall tButier block, room 508) and will remain
open for inspection until Tuesday. March 81, A.
u. 1891, Mt O'Clock M, and ali persons owning
property in said local Improvement district and all
other persons interested are required 70 appear on
said 31st day of March, A. d. 1891, mt 80 o'clock
p. M, at the council chambers In the city hall.
TO make objections thereto. If any they may have.
All persons interested further notified that the
city council WILL at said last mentioned time, con-
slider any and all objections made. and viii at said
time. or at some adjourned meeting, make such
corrections In such roll il deems just, and that
after the consideration of any and all objections
will approve such roll and win assess the amounts
found TO be just against each lot and parcel of land
fronting on said street. III. w. MILLER.
City Clerk
Date of firsf publication March l6, A. d. 1891.
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~ y aDose sV,VVV, Az cents ahditionai Tor each
n = I'LL. - 800 esas
~ sach iees SO collected shall be duly item lied
sn sU siss lily aIsssuay uy INC euperinteha
49, sstd .,.,ses, rs.,,. nsu hi, .m
49, - s "ola oueg ior
se - pIcsSIapeu ~ artice q section =, OF
- . : ~ lie. ~ =, es'u sI.s y, Staate.
~ with III. nrtna1 anu 10 a - ,n IN
- r.r 49, LIS osa''ee oe aaau siie SAME are
sE5s.. ~ q - d II aseu .,,,.
80 s, mo ods, ss sna. sAne enect Ann De IN
SIsa.sSn,, ~ ais1A 'ss a'AsS~ee' "PPivsaa anu
4 SssSss ~.
Ssss 1o,h ja, 80 49, ~ uav eisy VI &c
-'' a"' - w JnNEs
p-..xa.,., n -. " !. S...N1ss,s
Z 1n.d IN. poard 81 ssar % .0, ,s,.s e.
- Iarrh n go, - ea'sn 'A'S A-sa uas
- - GEO w uArI.
p-o.,s. g 49,: -. = 49,
4aucv.a ~, 49,, o., So s y.
W mug III p1 1.u uHy rs ~ Ma1cn, =. ~.
q 4hv ma ,t,s !, al a., - 49, yySr,
~ "e 'his isen gay o. Marcn. a. -; 1891.
= - = - S.-s = - -
2DISANCE NO l655-AN ORDINANCE
~ - provide for the COLLECTION of sielinuuent as
rnents upon property nwners far street i'm
Elements ordained by the city OF Seattle Drior to
MD1sAge Of this ordinance, and empowering the
treasurer and ex-o,ficio tax collector Ia en,-
s ~ pay for necessary assistance in making
eaaection.
& - y ordained bv the city of Seattle ne follows.
1cfIox l. The civ treasurer and ex-ofIicio tax
lctor Is hereby authorized and empowered 10
- I'll assessments upon property owners for
Improvements ordained by the CITY of Seattle
- due and delinouent Al the dsfe Of the massage
E - ordinance.
- . The city treasurer and ey -oficio tay coi-
- d hereby anfhari-cd sr,rourarns ana 70.
L - 70 open a separate sci of hooks in which
~ - kept true and accurate accounts OF such
ss subject to assessment Tor a said improvements
b. NE amounts due by each therefor; and ne is
&s authorized and enpowerad To receive from
- eemquent taxpayers partial PAYMENTS of the
sm0 due from then, and In such manner as TO
EN tne expense incurred In such collection from
S.es - the passage of this ordinance
- The city treasurer and ex-oiiicio tax col
hereby authorized and empowered 10 en-
4y0 M pay for such additional assistance as may
~ cd 10 nroauri s,,sn pa.pose ., sss "a
~ b neeessay,. suen MIG planns ~
~ stdiiinnai sssis, ~ $50 X ls.
- 8Ii sums collected sv xtrtue os and nna der
N31H mail h.. na,s ~ as s ~, w 1ass,
~ Tia Ell .raas ~. VI VIZ suns 49, - . W.
= hereby ,Si,a@,.., -, 49, ,,, - ~ ~
- spu DAYS ~ IN s ~. assai.se ~ inaAe,
11AH fenorf ans lss - -. sses s n'as.''
SMaod lnf,y 80, - , ~ -. @ , ~
N1ely conrsil sbs e".si y, WY ~ no ess
Mes coter,at h., - 49,. ~ ~
49, with ne $500 ~ ns ssltu , VI ttss oraipAnce
- and. ana i6 ~ es.li 500.
- ~ ana nnnssa sss. VI soiLees'ei te aliioun.
- 1iHrhrf f,,, , ~ ~ 'oi WIN sasu % elss
eznine MIA, Tnstha ,s ~ ~, s's 1911 so 80
The civ i, sq irna smpaa , taxes ,,
hereby REQUIRED and directed 10 n,oseed
80 soatSStltu OF taxes tuS upon assess
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STEANERS.
TAKE THE STEAMERS OF rHr
RAcuTc NAVIGATION cos FAST LIKE
AZ Baker q Co.'S wharves Sor
1AuHAvEN, wHATCoM, ANAcoRTEo AND
WAY PoRTS
NV BAKER Z co. AGENTA
Gee local time cards
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA
VIII leave Haxeeld-Coam an dock at o'clock .. m.
heSrday :n sadiHx o os Hkan:s1p
nwaup Hoods Port and Union CITY, Resurnine.
leaves Union City q oc,Ss sn = n ~.....
pACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For San Francisco via Pors Townsend and Vic
8 p ml March :, 9. Il, 10. - ana 20. ana ever
ave days thereafter.
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Al . m. March .. II, l6 ~, 26
Tickets may Be obtained At the once q the COM
pany, 1t Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAL, PERKINS CO
General Agents, Sam Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent. seattle
last TIIE-&1 TO wHATCOM ALSO
Il freight .: reduced rates.
STEAMER wASCO
Leaves Harrington q Smiths dock, foot Of Wash-
inston street. for Edmonds. Clinton. Browns Point
Coupevile. san de FucA Utsalady, Deception, An
acortes, Fairhaven Sehone and WhAtc0m. Leaves
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at .. m. Re
turning leaves Whatcom at q m. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays For freight or passase
apply ~ wharf
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ORDINANCE NO. l,65O-AN ORDINANCE
" to regulate the business Of pawnhFokers and
second hand stores In the city Of Seattle and to
provide penalties for the violation Of this ordi
nance.
Be It ordained by the city Of Seattle ~ follows:
SECTION l. All pawnbrokers and all second
hand stores where loans are negotiated and arti-
cles Of value received and held security. doing
business In the city of Seattle, shall keep book
OF record In which shall be entered, Immediately
upon receipt Of goods list Of al articles bought
by them in the course of business or pledged to
them during that day: said list shall contain de-
ecriptiOn OF the goods 20 bought or pledged the
amount paid for or advanced upon the same, and
the name residence and general description of the
person or persons so selling the same or pledging
the same.
Sec. 2. That said book or books shall be open for
the inspection by he chief Of police any of
subordinate officers at any and all times. provided
they shall have his written order for such inspec
ton.
Sec. s. Any pawnbroker or second hand dealer
convicted OF violating any OF the provisions of this
ordinance shall be fined In the sum of fifty dollars
for the first offense, and upon conviction for
Oud offense he shall be fined the sum of one hum
dred dollars and shall forfeit his license
Sec 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage, approval and pub
lication.
Passed the House Of Delegates this 9th day Of
February, 1891. r. w. JONES'
President House Of Delegates
Passed the Board of Aldermen this 18th day OF
March, A. d. 1891. GEORGE w. HALL.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved by me this 18th day of March, 1891.
HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this 18th day of March, A. u. 1891.
H. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
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lkADE AND SHIPPING
-@--AAAASA1 AxAvA Jlxlx i 1IUs
s.
For a. W..
1UA ING VecAs
-----------
FAILURES FOR THE WEEK.
sx.--..
Sss"son IN Local Coal Trade Owing
to Fine We.sher-p-o.,....p ~,~n.-
ITosPecss Dra1ns-
ening for Lumber Dealers
TIDES AT SEATTLE MAJ noR ronAv
------- = : - !" -
HIGH WATER Low wATEk
- :, - ----AA-------- -
= m It pm. # sam.i #. fpm. f.
------ll------f- -ss----s-----ii- -
lss ~ le $50 1911 200 s2I22 Al
- -
Al rokI TOWNSEND
7.09l 1921 7s1I X < IT 10 : : a
. Exchanges at the Seattle clearing housc trsiav
amounted to SllI.7g.S. The balances we're
$So, 100 40.
Following is the record bv f,sv. co. ~ s,-a.,,
TmeSdsv -....... l.oss6 80
Wednesday .-.'-.-..s TO- ios' o., 20
Thursday Is9sSi , =
Friday 1 $500, ~ %
Saturday. '--.-.--..-.' - t,1-s-. IS
..-...-..'.... ii''"'.o
Total. os91,osa
cha - 49,. ssy4 less tnan the aggregate ex-
Eut little change was reported in the sn,ncia,
situation turing the week The failure ~ one
of the largest retail grocery honses in the cifv
the first OF the week was ouite a surprise To
most people, and some looked upon II as the
fore-runaer OF poor business season Ruf =
careful inquiry mas been made into the causes
which led TO the failure and ii has baen fomnd
to be due more to the want OF sufiieient canitsl
and losses in the big fire Of ~ than to
depression OF ira lie. of course the
latter cause was the Immediate means nv which
the other causes reached the climax. for had the
busy season set in II il nrohahIa that ne ,sram
cia difculties could have heen tie s. over ans
perhaps in time entirely overcome Rnt with
financial troubles of such pronortions messing
down upon the business st this narfieu{ar sea-
son OF the year. it would have been more than
Five failures in the state were reported at
Bradstreet's local Office for the week They
were as follows:
60. .dssets. Liabilities
pp aassey $4,000 SIS eco 90
BOOTS ana shoes l0o0o 1900 90
POOLS SHOES ana harness. 5000 1900 GO
Total $3.50 $5S,574 IS
The first. as stated, was reported as being due
to trade depression. limited capital and loss by
fire: the second to insufficient capital the third
to trade depression and insufficient capital; the
I az ~ .Iaua preston ana IeeKtess credit;
specuIations s"P''a. "''A o"'sA1s
warKrrs
Tho rar.a,. o,as.a a,.s.., g., ~. .,
alaue Has commenced 70 assume great activity
Masn tue return OF me Weatner Inere was no
IA quosauons generaily Inere IS con-
s,usiap.1 slagnation IN the local Iuei business.
passuaoly on aecoun. o. the mlidness OF the
nsd h vas Ispolteu tnat most OF tue men
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The first. as stated, was reported as being due
to trade depression. limited capital and loss by
hre; the second to insufficient capital the third
70 trade depression and insufcie ut capital; the
fourth to trade depression and reckless credit;
and the fifth to insufficient capital and outside
speculations.
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no SAN FRANCISCO
And all points In
CALIFORNIA
viathe Mt Shasta route Of
xHE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIfoRNIA
To al points
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SCENIC ROUTE OF THE PACIFIC COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached to express trains. aaording superior &C
commodations tor second-ciass passengers.
For rates, tickets. sleeping car reservations.
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger Agent.
Ito south Tenth street. Tacoma. Wash.
E. y. ROGERS, Assistant General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or.
THE FIRST BANK OF SEATTLE
Paid up capital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 600
surplus l25,OOO
MAunIcE vice Prssidsns
As"A-" Eh' Cashier
General banking business transacted.
sight and telegraphic exchange payable In IN -
principal cities Of the United states
and Europe.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF
L Seattle
Paid mp capital. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 900
10000
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange:
transfer money by telegraph 10 ali cities in the
money and issue pass books or certificates rhere
LOT Our facilities for making collections are com,
piese ano VIII receive prouap. attention.
DIRECTORS;
+ EuRT r ~ Vice President
l. S. j. HUNT, FRsxiUjiEsNTHXLA sn'el
eosRrsPoNpESTs:
London. n. NJ Roihschld a sons: Parf. n.
Roihschiid freres: Frankfort A NJ T. Won
fofnis: Chicago. comerciai S E, sanI Of oa
Boston, Suffolk National Rank: san Francisco'
me BANK Of California; Portland. Tue Firss
NAsnISGroS SAVINGS BANK-rNcoR.
LLEwELLYNp oDGE BUILDING,
612 Second street.
Per cent. interest paid on Savings Depoaita
Per cent interest Or 6 months Certtfcasea
Ter cent. interest On l2 months Certiicatea
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE
General Banking Business Transacted.
RANKING HOURS:
10 q m 10 p, m; Saturdays 10 a m. tolnm
snsi 2 tn 3 n
DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERS
INCORPORATED 1887.
$500 900
f.esi9sist ..........-.....-....w. :. IAnn
ssNe-f Fsssaent 4. A. DENNY
saAslassf-.-s. n. IL LATIMER
>Asn'et......-..-.-.--...F. r. VAN TuYI.
ioEA, tnieago, 81 PsCi, San FRANCISCO PERI.
laid. and variotas points IA Wasa-
insfon. Oregon and Br!fixs
Columbia
S.sns o'iis o. exchange on London available Ella
fe.sssao.s made At AL posnts on favorable term.
banas s.osSs AID oiasx valuahses reeve an a..
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