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+. ". ID. HOLBROOK. Secref.,
First publication June rs. 1891.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT RrsoIu.

ID ton No. 25
Be it resolved by the board Of alderu,sn -
house of delegates of the city OF Seattle in sex.
assembled:
That it is the intention of the city coune,, ~ -.
city to improve Chestnut street from Talhot y.
Knight street in the city OF Seattle by grsdIng 80
sidewalking the same on both sides Thereof m
estimated cost of grading said street. exeimdins
crossings, is twenty-seven hundred 49, 7Of}l da
lars: the estimated cost of sidewalksng sad s,sss
is twentyone hundred and twelve 80 fl21 doIsss.
the estimated cost of clearing and grubhinr az
street Is three hundred and forty t$349l doYars.
the total estimated cost Of said improvement "a ~
paid by the abutting property owners Is fftyans
hundred and ifty-two (s5, l52) dollars: the e.,l
mated cost of grading and clearing and zrubSiar
the crossings is two hundred and five and 51II
($205 50} dollars; the estimated cost Of coDstr~s
ing the cross walks and box drains Is three har.
dred and fortyfour ($344l dollars; the total esfs
mated cost to be paid by the city is i've hnnSrrd
cost OF grading the said street and sidswalknr -
same is TO be assessed against the property affis
sSid street proposed to be improved as da<crkzi
above, and which said abutting property Is hprabT
declared to be the property benefited BY Aid ia
prOvement.
All persons owning any abutting properfvxA
fined by section seven (7) of article eight fVIIts
the charter shall have fifteen (l5l days ron m
after the date of the first publication OF thhnso
tion TO file with the city clerk protests asyntn nd
Improvement.
Passed house of delegates June %. 1891
r. W. J0xEs
President House of Deisaxaa
Passed board of aldermen June 80. 1881.
GEORGE w. HALL
President Board of Aldenn6n
Approved by me this the I'd day OF July isqL
HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this I'd day OF July, 1891
II. w. MILLER. City Clerk
Date of first publication July 8, 1891.
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NOTlCE-STOcKHOLDE MEETING. NO
IN tice - hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the shareholders OF the Union Naviga-
ton Company Will be held on Wednesday, July 4,
1881 al $3.50 O'Clock p. M, at the principal Office
Of the company, TN the Washington Territory In
yestment Company's building, Seattle. Wash. for
the election of board of three trustees, reception
of the annual reports and such othe- business as
may come before the meeting. The transfer stock
book viii be closed on Monday. the 9TH day OF
July. 1881, and viii remain closed until the 10Th
day of July, 1891.
F. ]. GRANT, President.
A. F. HAAS, Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures MEETING--SO-
~ tee Is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the shareholders of the Seattle city
Railway Company will be held on Wednesday
July ., 1891. at O'Clock p. m. at the principal
once OF the company, in the washington Terri
tory Investment companys bi lding, Seattle.
WASH, for the election of board of six trustees,
reception OF the annual reports and such otheg
business as may come before the meeting. The
transfer stock book will be closed on Monday, the
9th day of July, 1891. and will remain closed
until the 10th day OF July, 1891.
f. J. GRANT, President
A. f. HAAS. Secretary
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NOTICE OF DIssoL UrION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership in the summer resort known
Lauren shade. Lake Washington, south of Madison
street. In the city of Seattle, heretofore existing be-
mutual consent Patrick Scuiin will continue the
business, assume all outstanding debts and Iiabili
ties OF said partnership and all accounts paya
bic TO him. PATRICK SCULLIN
ARTHUR ST. GEORGE.
Witnessed by c. f. wHfTTLEsEY.
Seattle, July g. 1891
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FOB LEASE.

HOTEL To LEASE-THRFE-SroR pPTcr
hotei centrally located on Water street ar port
Townsend Wash, containing 81 bedroom AZ ~
lng-room. Kitchen, storeroom and basement. will
lease from To years. furniture and bar aytures
Ioi sac cheap; nue opportunity for an energetic
man with three or four thousand dollars 10 rssss
money. Apply TO +. A. Bartlett PORT Townssna
Wash, - -N"iseh"'
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Joint RESOLUTION NO. 67-BE 1T ~
- solved by the board Of aldermen and the noaS
or delegates Of the city OF Seattle in session assem-
bied:
That IL Is the intention Of the city council OF -
city to improve Warren street from Prospeo
benjamin streets by grading and sdewalking -
same. The estimated cost Of said improvement. u
two Thousand five hundred tSZ. 500 dollars. a.
the cost OF said Improvement. except the cost y
grading and sidewaIking the crossings, Is 10 oe -
sessed against the property abuttiug on SAID So
proposed TO be Improved as above descriDeu, - "a
which said abutting property is hereby dec.Mea "
be the property benefited BY said improvehessss
All persons owning any abuttng property, - a
fined oy section seven III of article eight NIlLiS
the charter shall have fifteen l0l days Irotal
after the date of the first publication OF tns -
ton TO file with the city CLERK protests ssains'
improvement
II w. JoNEss
President House OF Deiesss@
Passed hoard of aldermen lime 80, 1891
GEORGE W HALL
President Board OF AldermeA
Apnrovad M, r,s. rs 5nd day of July. 1891
HARRY WHITE, aayy@
II w MILLER CITY CLARK.
Date OF first publication JAY q AosA'
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H4NTED-TNFORH1TyON

WANTED - INFORMATION AS To THE
W whereabouts Of Lafayette Altered who Jeff
Mercer county Ky. several years age. Address
Y. Hooper, care Advertising Department. POST In
teillgencer S~ -
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcFrvv,
- at the Office of the board of public works mn !.
noon of "Wednesday, July 3, lSq for the cnnsl,,
ton of scow AZ Lake Washington for the ~ y !.
the water department of the city of Seattle v
The dimensions of said scOw TO no anrr~.s
mately IS fee by % feet hy feet with thrss 49,
partitions running Iongltudinaly throughea..
suitably Joined. braced and fastened as sho1wr =
detailed plans and specifications now on fe ~ y y
At office OF superintendent OF buildings hrssy
and wharves. SIS Butler block.
Bids are solicited on labor and workmansh,.
only all materials used in the CONSTRUCTION ~ 49,
scow TO be furnished by the city.
bids
BY order of the board Of public works
/. w. d. HOLBROOK Secrefsrx
Etrns mill il.nf ir.rnI Lima
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLu.

II D.
Be It resolved by the board Of aldermen and
house OF delegates of the city Of Seattle, In session
assembled:
That it is the Intention of the city council Of said
CITY 10 improve Pearl street said city, from the
north line of Burke's second addition south 10 The
south line of Olive addition, by grading and side
wa king the same on each side thereof The ed
mated cost of grading, srubbing the said slrset
excluding the crossings, is twenty-one hundred ar
seventy [$217O1 dollars; the estimated cost q
sdewalkng the said street is fourteen hundred and
ten and $4,000 [$1.4105O1 dollars; the totas ssti
mated cost of said Improvement to be paid be fhe
abuttng property-owners is thirty-hye hundr4
and eighty and 50-l00 l$35S0.50l dollars. ths
estimated cost of the grading and grubbing of thu
crossings Is one hundred and forty-seven E$l41l
dollars; the estimated cost of constructing the
crossings and box drains is one hundred an4
seventy and $1,000 [$170.50l dollars; the total
estimated cost to be paid by the city out Of The
general fund is three hundred and seventeen and
SOLO [$3l75Ol dollars; and the cost of the grad
ing and sidewalking of said street TO assessed
against the property abutting on said street. pro.
posed to be improved as described above, and
which said abutting property Is hereby declared %
be the property benefited by said Improvement
All persons owning any abuting property e a.
fined by section seven [7 of article eight VIII of
ter the date of the first publication of this resol
ton to file with the city clerk protests against sd
Improvement
Passed house of delegates June 20, 1891.
r. w. JONES'
President House Of Delegates
Passed board Of aldermen June 80, 1891
GEORGE w. HALL
President Board of Alaermez.
Approved by me this I'd day of July, 1891
HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this I'd day of July, 1891.
II. W. MILLER. City tlef
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MINING.

( .oLp AND SILVER MINES AND MINING
- shArss ooosht and sod; guaranteed as repre-
s ss 1e9rSe ID Thomas & Co, 132 Occidental
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E,OR EXCHANGE-GOOD FARM WITH IN
4 provements; good locality; near schools and
churches: valuation 81 900: for house and lot or
lots. James E. Porter, 81 Gottstein building.
DOR ExCHANGE-A HAWkEYE STUMP
puller. one yoke OF oxen and camp outfit for a
team OF horses mules. Address ]. L. Sharp
Lutz house, city
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BOOK BNDERF.

DENOVED-F ANTHONY's BINDERY
Ii blank book manufacturers, removed 10 wash
ington ssseeL conner Commercial street. Seattle,
WAAA
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se of delegates June 20, 1891.
II w I0NEk
BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT sEsoLU-

. RoARD Or ALDERMEN JOINT tksVAt-
ID ton No. 81.
BE 1t resolved by the board of aliermsa al
house OF delegates of the city of Seattle in sesR
assembled:
That it is the intention of the city council Of 80
city 70 improve Lewis street in said city from ~
Ter avenue to the north line of Walla Walla adt<
ton to the city of Seattle. by grading the saMe
The estimated cost of the grading and sldewalldn1
ings, is sixty.three hundred [$6,30Ol dollars: The
total estimated cost to be paid by the abutting
property owners is sixty three hundred 81 joI
dollars; the estimated cost of grading grubbing
and crossings and box drains the crossings seven
hundred and eighty $3.50 dollars the total esti.
mated cost 10 be paid by the city is seven hundred
and eighty $3.50 dollars. aud the cost Of the grad
ing of said street is to be assessed against the prop
erty abutting said Street proposed TO be improved
as described above and which said AUDITING prop
erty is hereby declared To be the property benefited
by said Improvement All persons owning any
abutstng property, as defined by section seven III
OF article eight Will OF the freehoders' charter
shall have fifteen IL days from and after the date
of the first publication of this resolution 10 hle
with the city clerk protests agansr said proposed
Improvement.
Passed house of delegates June 20, 1891.
X. W. JONES.
President House Of Delegates
Passed board of aldermen June 30, 1891.
GEORGE W. HALL.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved by me this the I'd day Of July, 1891
HARRY WHITE, Mayor
Filed by me this I'd day of July 1891
II. W. MILLER. City Clerk
Date of first publication, July d, 1891
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BUHDERs-PLANs ANp SPF-
- cihcations for one-room frame schoolhonse
70 be built at Houghton, Wash, may be seen AZ
the residence of - Fl. Fosnaugh Bids to he
handed in before July b. The right is reserved 10
reject any all bids - w
SCHOOL COMMITTEE OF DISTRICT as
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-NOTI Is
- hereby given that sealed proposals will he re-
celved by the board of county Commissioners nj
King county, Washington. ct the office of the and
TOR OF said county, until Wednesday. July g. 1891.
al II O'Clock M for grading and sidewalkipg
the westerly one-half of Eighth street ADJOINING
block sixty 800 C. G. Terry's addition to the city
OF Seattle, and grazing the northerly and easterly
portions OF said block 900 sixty, according 10 the
said auditor. Ne Vi
The board reserves the right to reject any DOR
uon OF any bid and award the contract on the ra-
manning portion or portions thereof Each bid
must De accompanied by certified check for one
thousand dollars 10 be forfeited TO the comfy nv
the successful bidder bidders in case he or ihsy
ial 10 enter INTO contract with good and spffi
cent sureties within three DAYS after date of award
all bids. ~ any anu
BY order of the board Of county commissioners
r. A. TWICHELL, County Auditor
Dated at Seattle, June 20. 1891.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

EIFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY - PRIN-
cipAl Offices al chicago. Minneapolis and
Seattle Collections and legal business attended 10
IN all parts Of the United states. Collection Of
rents and personal supervision Of property for rest
dents and nen-reslGents sixteen years expert
ence. Highest references George W. Fiiied,
manager Seattle Office rooms and Rengstorn
building. TOO second street
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E'QR sALE-CHEAP, A rs ROOM IOporSG-
- mouse; Sooe location 1.GlS Frunt street
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTlCE-THE FOLLOWING cry -
~ rants will be paid upon presenfafia, NA1.
city treasurer's Office, and no Interest s.s4 u
fifteen days from irst publication of this nsss Va
Salary fund warrants Nos. 1,7l1 to Iass, ~.
sive. 1870 i1cin-
1889 road fund warrants Nos. 1923 10 az.
elusive 'ssoo. b
Fire fund warrant No. 1888
WILLIS l.. AMEs. CITY Tresssss-.ss
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IMPoCEDEp STOCK AT AUCTION-SATCR
Gay, J"ly IL, al 10 m. in front OF police
heauquarteFsr corner -Four. and Terrace streets
Will ell Al puoc auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash 70 pay expeii Is OF imp ,uading and Keeping
the following described animal VIZ: One Z ID sor1
rel horse, about thrte (3l wears OF age with small
white spots The owner of the above descrihei q =,
inal IS TO me unknown
BOLTON ROGERS
Chief of Police, seattle
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BOARD OF ALDERMEs JOINT REsoLU-

RpAhI Or ALDERMES JOINT RESOLU-
IL tion No. As.
Whereas, The estimated cost of the grading and
sidewalking Of JOY and Black streets. furnishes
by the city engineer, CighT thousand and sixty
eight and 70-l00 f$S06S.70l dollars. and the -
sessment roll pending before the joint conyen-
ton of the board OF aldermen and house of dele
gates of the city of seattle prepared upon ID.
basis OF an estimated cost of said improvements
eight thousand and sixty-eight and 70-lW
ISS,06S.70l dollars: and
Whereas, II appears to the satisfaction OF ~
city council of said city that the cost of said IN
provement Will not exceed the sum Of sixty-ir
hundred and seventy and 40-lOO l$6,67O.4Ol deF
lars. therefore,
BE it resolved, BY the board of aldermen an1
house of delegates OF the city Of Seattle IN sessoe
assembled: That the assessment roll and the rag
per cent. for the improving of said JOY and Blacx
streets from knight street to Depot street a
amended so to produce aggregate amount
sixty-six hundred and seventy and 40lu
1866. 0.40l dollars instead Of eight Thousand ans
sixty-eight and 70lO0 IS 06S 70 dollars, afore
said
Passed board OF aldermen. this I'd day OF jay,
1891. GEORGE w. HALL
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house Of delegates this 20 day Of Jaiy
1891. z. w. JONES'
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this I'd dayo July, 1891.
HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this Sd day of July 1891
II. W. MILLER, City C1srG
Published July q. 1891.
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TMPoUNDED STOCK AT AUCTt oN-rIrEs,
DAY July l4th, at O'Clock ~, in Font ofnoics
neasdq9artefs corner Fourth and Terrace streets
wi!l seii AZ puoc auction, Tor cash 20 the highest
bidder the following described animals 70 vstS.
one spo'ied Fed ami white about 3 years of
sses ieit morn broken. one spotted red and white
neier, ABOUT years OF age; also one bay gelding
about years OF age star on forehead branded
- on leit shoulder The owners OF said anirnaIz
ofe 10 NE uhkhoWn BOLTON ROGERS
uu.s - Chief of Police, Seattle.
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A sSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL, INppc-,-
n ment district No. for Rose street sn ~ 4


"A ment district No. 8 for Rose street and 1s g z
vanish street. -
Notice Is hereby given that the asseSs,nsr.
for local improvement district No for the 80 sa4
ing of Rose street and Duwamish street In t..eSs<
OF seattle from Madison street 10 the norm ~
Buwamish street, and constructing OF sides - q
on both sides thereof, has been filed by the hs4s 80
public works with the city council of the cis.
seattle; aud further notice is hereby given tsss
said roll is open tor public inspection al fhs ~ -
OF the city clerk In the new city han Butler 49,
room sos, and Will remain opep for ineusae&sAs
until Monday July -, y. ID. 1891 at 8 Co.,
p IN. and all persons owning property In Ma g
cal Improvement district and all other persra. =
terested are required 20 appear on said i3th 80
July, 4. d. 1891. al 1880 O'Clock D. rn al tFa es9
Gil chambers in the new city nail. to mako 49,
tions thereto, II any they may have. All ps,s's
interested are further notified that the citv -
Gil VIII AT said last mentioned time Consider -
and all objections made. and will at said time a.
some adjourned meeting make such corrertiass ::
such roll as " deems Just and that after fhs ~,
sideration of any and all objections viii anrss -
such roll and will assess the amounts found = ~
just against each lot and parcel of land froa,lnv
said street H. w. MILLER
Clerk of the City of sesffis
Date of first publication, July 8, 1891. '''S
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BORN

DANcE-Tn Seattle, JAY z. 1891, TO the NHs z
Robert Dance, q daughter rr,x n
FowLRs-At Port Blskeiey. Jueses IN
1891, to the wife Of A. ~ FOWLS. -
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

STORAGE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACILI-
~ ties for storage: household goods furniture and
other goods pr0eected rom dust and soiling H.
r. Hammond & Co.. S2l-S23 West, corner Marion.
CTORAGE OF GRAIN. PRODUCE AND
~ other property solicited and warehouse receipts
gwen. H. K. Hammond & Co, S21-S23 West and
Marion, and fronting Railroad avenue and wharf
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NM cAERAHrR.
CRISP Snaps"
ia CHERRY ST. Next Door to the
Post-Intelligencer Office.

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Found
FOR sale For Rent and situations Wanted will be
fDzersed at the rate OF cent word each insertion
Fhyrnent always In advance. No advertisement
receiycd for less than 25 cents.
3 NoTICE.--The business Office of the PosT-Is-
TELLraEScER Is open until l2 p. m. Classified
advertisements will be received up to this hour.
Advertisements viii be received at branch Offices
Of the observation-disclosures at:
Tacoma. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ammons Agent
Port Townsend. French d Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
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CL4IRTOYINTS.

vi ness and test medium has returned and will
be pleased 10 see her friends at room 80 ROter
house, IDA Front street no cards no questions
MADAME ROSS CAN BIZ CONSULTED By
vi all on business. love and marriage. 7l3
Third street, up stairs, between Columbia and
Cherry.
FLORENCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES. WHO
predicted the Seattle fire. Room 3, Phinney
block corner Front and Seneca streets
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Personal.

nR- JOSEPH OF NEW YORK CHIROPO-
IL dtst-Troubles of the feet sklfully treated
without pain; corns extracted, Soc Room IL
Scheuerman block
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WANTED-A POSITION AS FIRST-CLAss
W fireman Address j. J. A.. Post IntelII-
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WANTEn-BY \ PHYSICIAN AGED az
w with Is years practice. a position as pre,
scriptioa clerk or travelling salesman for drug
house Seattle, Tacoma or Portland John 4
King. Burgh hin. O.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE or
II James street car line for 81. 900; must be sol
at once; a big bargain. f. A. Gardner, 500 Secon
street.
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FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HALEY. GLENN e 90. ="
Seattle and XhAfrnm
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paGF-EyApp-As the residence O. ~ sd sl Isa1
on - 6, rer T,esday evening Jnn 81 -,
By Rev Levi GIbert iss al p Va rs
20 Ella T. Knapp. OF hono9s.. : 60
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EANTEn-STTUATION BY A STATION
" ury engineer and good mechanic. Address r.
r., Post Intelligencer.
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yIANTRD-A PHOTOGRAPHER WITH A
w complete outfit, Ross lenseS Hare camera
etc. would like to find place IN gallery In town,
use OF outfit for good, permanent position Al.
dress Camera, rost-tntelgencer
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DARE CHANCELLOR SALE DYEING AND
III cleaning works of G. Berlin; machinery all
complete; also wagon; good business doing; cause
OF selling, A Berlin, of San Francisco, is retir
ing from business and @. Berth takes his place.
Particulars 2. 224 Front street.
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FOE sALE-MTsCELLANEo Us.

DOR SALE-AFTER 18TH JULY UN-
IL claimed dresses at Miss Nicholson's dressma ak
ing parlors, room 38 Rengstorff building to repay
expenses.
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tNANTEn-MAN AND WIFE WITH FXPF.
w rience want situation in logging caInp or min
fng camp for cooking. Can at Elsmere house
room H.
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WANTED - POSITION AS TRAVFTING
w salesman for n Wholesale house by a man of
aol.ts; speaks the i.ng,lSl, German and Scan
1ntelligencer
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Y PER CENT.-$50O, 900 OF SAN FRANCISCO
! money TO loan L am advised by my CORE
spondents that they are again prepared to make
loans on strictly inside business property in this
city. Parties contemplating borrowing would do
well to call. +. w. Trounce, room A, Halter
building
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CITY NOTICES.

DUGET SOUND GALLERY-RENovFD TO
Il Fourth and Marion; present tickets before they
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL SEC
Il ond-hand, go TO or address Parker, 2O6 south
Second street.
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DYEING AND CLEANING,

GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING, CLEAN
~ ing and repairing works, $40 Second street.
w ANDERSON-DYER AND CLEANER OF
w .. ladies' and gents clothing Finn and James