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ShorosED AMENDMENT No, IA PRoPo-
suon TO amend sections three tS), five l51 And
2sen Nl Of article ~. OF the frechulGers charter
s1efsed October !. \ II. lSaO
sesesved, That section OF article ~ OF the free
sefs charter he amended so Ms 10 read a. fol
sserIeS 3. At the general election in 1899
.-Ass oe elected IN each ward In the city one
49, s' Of the board Of aldermen and one mem Der
- neese Of delegates At the general election
s-e.ssfhs fNe members 81 the board Of aldermen
eve - stie greatest number Of votes shall hold
- ser four wears, and the other four for two
Nas Ia the case Of tie vote the length Of IN a
.e ens Al the hrSt session, and before transact
= S soatr business, be determined by lot At
ss"sSequeni general munEcipai election enough
Ia shall be elected frufn fha rpSppt tiXs
sssssceeed those whose terms are about TO
tskf years
'ss.esfs elected to the house Of DELEGATES
- s ~ once two years Each member q
s.esi further hold offiCe uutil hi. sue
go aud qualified. Each member ~
49, mail have An annual salary ~
af,s ss',iiaFs, 70 be paid monthly: pro
g. - - We population Of the city shall
l. "a -. .lT henlbtr OF rs coo A. deferruife,i
e. al sasus, snch salary shall he
p ayab!e asau. hundred , dollars per
rs shau he made frou, $50 ear ',,e,' 81
see fs rasr.s,-tf'l De absent frona any
ser : ssrtifv on ~ hou>e. naieSs said mem
sras eaas -, - - honor thar said AhSepr
- 1e time q The raas,faS a" s'NNe Af"i'
sT be iss as y aS fs "a IG :, s
tx, member et either house shall hold
vote Aes 81 - h - - - an efnploye ofthe
49,, ~ ssA TIE city or with OF IN, -, 80, 49, A.,E
q esssL '1''0n' eoAEd- oihoeT, agent or ef9,iieva
AZ ssher apon taking ofice shan ,.,.,., ~,
hAaA es- Hs loe ely clerk an oath tsss ~ vii
Naasx ~ Sc - Win Aad abide IN an n. ,,,T,
~I1 me Violation q any OF
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PORTLAND, gov, d. Especial. Wheat Euro.
local market was rated correSponiinStv sr,ns~-
bat shippers report no change in values storxs
in river warehouses are large and there is Iittls
OF no pressure 70 buy. Holders offer freely ms
generally ask prices away above the MAKE, snS
there IS little actual trading. Quote: ValJey,
sl.e509L67la Wsla Walla, sleosLSeys per csns
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MRS. JULIA LONSDALE.
LAO d Street, Tacoma, Wash.
San Rafael, Marin County, Cal.
DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence OF Ex-Mayor Yes
Ter, Third and James.

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: CDR. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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Nierk OF the City OF ~eaftle.
Date Of first publication November Ia lagI

pROPosED AMENDMENT NO. 3-A PROP
4 osition 10 amend section ID of article V of
1890 - "a A.
Resolved, That section Is of article " of the
lreenoiders Charter be amended so as 10 read as
follows: 800 80
SEcTioN ~ There Is hereby constituted body
70 consist OF the mayor, esident the board Of
aldermen, PRESIDENT of the house of delegat ;. the
chairman OF board OF public works CITY conn
roIler and city treasurer TO be called the advisory
board ''''
Inc mayor shall once in each quarter and a.
much oftener as the interests of the CITY apuear to
MIN 10 REQUIRE call a meeting of such advisory
hoard such meetings shall be fer the purpose OF
comparing views and consulting together WIN re-
gard 10 the affairs of the city, and shall have the
power 10 make Tecomine mat ions and suggestions
TO the city council and TO the various other depart
ments of the city government
ne mayor shall preside at all meetings Of the
ADVISORY board, and the city clerk o. hi. deputy
shall act rs clerk thereof
All proceedings Of the advisory board shall h.
Kept on record in the city clerks flee
II. ". MILLER
Clerk of the city Of Seattle
Date Of first publication November IL, 1891.
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DRoPosED AMENDMENT No "A PRO
L position 20 amend article Nv. OF she free
holders charter. adopted OCyeber I, n. -. 1880.
hy prait-lS section 81 said article
Resolve ThAl section :, u article w. 81 Tire
fre~holdvrs charter. adopted october !. A. u.
lSSO. be and the same hereby "a repealed
II. ". MILLER,
Clerk Of The ClIy % seattle
Date Of FIRST publication November IL, 1891.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
THE STATE or TRADE.


SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l.-The produce mar
kets were quiet this morning and prices frm
but unchanged. Wheat was strong and I'm fair
demand for good and choice grades. offerings
being moderate. Barley was firm and ia good
demand for choice feed. Oats and corn was
firm and in moderate supply.
The fresh fruit market is getting we'll ont, ex-
cept grapes and apples. Receipts OF berries are
getting more limited than ever. Oranges are
becoming more plentiful
The vegetable market was quiet with prices
steady. Potatoes are doing little better, but
receipts continue heavy. Onions were steady at
quotations under good demand
The market for dairy products was firm for
choice grades of butter and eggs
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce recclpts-Flour, 5000 quarter sacks
wheat. lT4,o00 centais; barley. $3.50 centals;
potatoes, 1000 sacks; bran, 400 sacks; mid
diugs, 900 sacks; raisius, 1000 boxes; wine
1900 gallons.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Flour-Fsmily extras. s.. 4GpjJ 30 per Dbl; bak-
ers extras, $500 10 per bol, superfne, s. 100
800
Wheat 81 s5Gsls6l. per GENITAL for desirable
shipping
BaIley-Feed, ;Log a6sLo7,k for dark coast
and 81 logl.l 2'a Tor good quality, sud 81. l3as6o
LIS for choice; brewing, sIl7lsGsi .22I@: Chesa,
Tier. 81 1901. - per GENITAL for standard; lower
grades, Si.i7l3t9i. 30 per centaL
Ohts-Sui tiisS, slEitz ttIi.f7s mining. SI.fRG
LE5z. good 10 choice, SL&s1l35; of grades
sI.30Gl.S2ia: gray, Sl.35gl40. black, l40Ugi A.
per Genital Tor Oregon, ana slUU0l.g 20 iUr Cali
fornia-
Corn--Large yellow, 81. ~ stals0; small yell
low, $l.SJGl.37i4; white. sLas@l.6D per GENITAL
Nool-SPTiug foothill, per pound, lGGlsc;
northern, lsG2e; Nevada, LNglsc: Oregon
valley, lSn2lc: Eastern-iIyht, I<1lsc; heavy
12(tl5e. fail-MounfaiB-Iight aad free !l6
lSc; heavy aud poor @GllC. PiaiEs-Hc4vy and
poor, 7dse; good, s@ioc. Lsm6s-I'oor to
choice, 69l1c. Northern, Tree, choice. i5(Gl6c:
defective, i3(gl4c.
OPTiOSs.
Call board sales; Wheat-Buver 1891. 81 S-I.01
ISIS. closing Ut SLs7I&; buyer season SiJ1lsL b
closing AZ 81 -.
Harley-Bgyer 1s3l, 'L1f .aLIps. closing At
sl.i4; buyer season. $40 fgL25,, closing at
A1g4
FINANCIAL
Draits-sight, l5e. telegraphc. nc Sterling
oills-Bauk- tlslt2: sight $ASl; coalweretat
siSi silver baTs-@is a. e. Mexican dollars
-7fG7Atse.
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EASTERN MARKETS,
NV YORK STOCK Kxru,~c,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-The stock market onarsa
strong. with the grangers and some Of tha vu-
lards Emaking sharp advances. 1t closed aottvS
and strong st the highest figures of The a.vs
with general gain of = toi per cent
Government bonds-Steady.
Petrolsum--Closed, 5Sc.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easyi closed, offered. A a
Prime mercantile paper-UnchaAged SfsriinI
s4ss51 Bar silver-=94ss.
BONDS
u. s. As (coupon).. 1l6s4 Pacific es....-. III
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CITY NOTICES.

the provisions ofthis section shall work forfeiture
OF his membership and warrant his expulsion from
the house to which he belongs
Resolved. That section of article w Of the FIR ee.
holders charter. be amended so as TO read as fol
lows: -
Sec. Z. The house shall meet in separate cham
Der A majority of either house shall copstj-
tnte quorum, but less number NAV adjourn
rom DAY 20 day: or TIL the time OF the next regu-
lar meeting, and may compel the attendance of an
sent members in such manner and under such
penal1ies as each house shall prescribe for itself
quorum OF each Of the two houses of the CITY
council assembled in joint convention shall be a
quorum OF joint convention of the city council
II. w. MILLER
Clerk Of the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication November Ia. 1891
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TACOMA, Noy. I.-.speeiAl l-TAe Tacoma
grain market today was stronger and higher,
plainly in sympathy with foreign advices,
poEia OF wheat. Quotations were a. follows.
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT NO IA PROP
l. osition TO amend section 8, section and sec
ton g. of article XIX. of the freeholders charter
adopted October i, A. ID. 1890
Resolved, That section of article XIX. of the
freeholders charter be amended to read as
follows:
SECTION g. Unless otherwise expressly provided
in this charter the term OF every apponive officer
shall expire on December 81 of each year.
Resolved, That section of article NIX. of the
follows:
SECTION 8. If any appontive Office become va
cant, the same shall be filled in the same manner
as If at the beginning OF the term, and the person
appointed to NIL the vacancy shall hold for the I'M
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.
hthe office of 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 fill such vacancy from the same
ward in which the vacancy may have occurred:
provided, that If any such office shall be filled
within the time above limited such body OF
bodies, whose duty IL may be to I'LL such vacancy,
shall meet and ballot at least each day until
such vacancy shall have been filed
Persons elected 10 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 for the remainder of the
term Persons elected TO An vacancies shall
qualify within the same time after their election
and in the same manner as prescribed for persons
Resolved that section of article XIX Of the
freeholders charter be amended so as to read
Sec 3. 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 said Of
hcsr whe shall have right 10 appear with counsel
and make bis defense. The city council in Joint
convention aforesaid, shall speedily try such
officer such charge. and for that purpose shall
have power TO adjourn from time time until the
trial shall be completed, to summon and compel
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, aud in his
absence disability the president of the house of
delegates. II 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 from Office.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.

NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm Pacides, 15ta2Ie.
Cohee-Options closed steady, November 10
points up and the others 1000 points down,
sales were 2l.500 bags, including November
So S9If2.60; December, Sl2lfi2 10: January.
Su.7S8lI.90. Spot Rio-Steady; No. z, lSs &c.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, size bids
centriiugals, 80 test, p sc bid. Retned--Firm.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2l-Tho wheat market today
was firm and higher. The opening was about
a4G5sc higher than yesterdays closing, but re-
then started up again. prices advancing 1glisc.
ruled irregular. and the closing was sseDlc
higher than yesterday. Receipts were 49, 900
bIfshels. shipments $4,000 bushels
Wheat-Firm; cash, 2Sastag3isc; December,
81 sle9Htc: May, sL0i1L0rs
Corn-steady. Cash, 542c December. 46sscs
oats-steady. Cash. sssso; December. SO.
May Csc.
Rye-Firm, at ssl &C.
Barley Steady M 60c.
FlaX-FTm, at 9fl.(t95c.
Pork-Easy. Cash, $50; December, ss4oi
January. slL27l$,
Iard-Easy. December, 900; January, s6sa
Shoulders 1907 12l5; short clear, IS. i0(S6l5t
short ribs, $5.55gG22.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. l.--Cattle-Receipts, 5000,
slow. Today's sales: Natives, 81 65o14.3O rcxansI
s. As; Westerns, 1913.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 2,00o fairly active; opened
steady and closed lower; rough and common.
IS 6o(q5S. 20; mixed and poor. 81 T56p2s5; prime
heavy: sS9otGSy5; light sS5oGS79 pigs and
light. s.. 9OtG3.40
sheep-Receipts, 1000; dun; native ewes
s1.751bS.75; mixed ewes and lambs, 81 sol
wethers, si(gf50
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BoSToS, Nov Enclosing:
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)ROPOsED AMEN DMENT NO. IA PROP
l. osition TO amend section ! and section of
October J. A. D. 1890
Resolved, That section of article XVII. of the
follows: 49,
SECTION l. The mayor shall receive annually n
salary of -, 400, to be paid monthly
Inc annual salaries OF the other elective officers
OF this city shall be payable monthly and shall be
as follows:
counsel S3,0o0i assistant corporation counsel and
city attorney, 81, 900; city clerk, 50 900.
Resolved, That section of article XVII OF the
freeeholders charter, be amended so as to read as
follows:
Sec. 2 No officer of the city shall receive any
compensation for his services such officer eS-
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 after
his appointment or during the term for which he
shall have been elected or appointed.
II. W. MILLER,
Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date of frat notification Navnruhar II 1901
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CITY NOTICES.

\ PROPOSITION To AMEND SECTION
- nNe ~ and six 90, of article fifteen XIV of
re adf n charter. adopted October l. A
Resolved, That section 5. of article XIV. Of the
follows: - " 'eAo as
.SkeTIos 5. The corporation counsel shall have
lul supervisory control of all the litigation Of the
~, ana shai appoint some competent and suta-
uie attorney as assistant, for whose arts ha
e,ial oe responsible. who shall serve during the
Psensore OF the corporation counsel and b. known
a. te city attorney. Said city attorney subject
ptr9orm the duties set forth in section Il of THIS
arr1sie, and such other duties NAV be reouirnd
"a MIN oy the corporation counsel. The corrora-
tloh counsel shall also appoint a clerk or stem
oerapher whose duty il shall be 20 attend the cor
poFatlon counsel AT his oiiic- and elsewhere ana
uu er mis- direction do such clerlca or sanovranhrc
Work apper;aining 10 the business of The rif :, a
nay De required Of him. said clerk shall he re-
sf "a, le AZ the pleasure OF the corporation coun-
~ ana shall receive such compensation as the
CITY council by ordinance may Determine
g. resolved, That section of ticle Nv of the
follows: - ~ $3.50 -
sec. O. II shall be the duty OF the CITY attorney
10 conduct all prosecutions public offapses com
united against any Of the ordinances of the CITY
hild appear tor that purpose in any court wherein
ttle saiiie may be penang. 1t shall also be his
Vuiy 10 commence actions oa all forfeited hail
Dun4s within thirty days after they are declared
IoFielted and shall diligently prosecute the same
no action on a bail bond shall be compromised ex-
cept oy the authority of the city council When
Judgment has been rendered IN an action on a bail
cution IN such action, the city attorney NAV bid
au IL heces airy, purchase said property for and in
tne name OF the city, al price not exceeding the
amount Oh Judgment recovered on such bond
II. W. MILLER
Clerk of the City of Seattle.
Date OF nrst publication, November IL. 1891
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pRoFoSED AMENDMENT NO. lO-A PROP
osllon TO amend the freeholders charter of
the city OF Seattle, adopted October l. A. D. 1890
oy repeating article sixteen (XVI of said charter
Resolved, That article XVI of the freeholders
cnaIler OF the city of Seattle adopted October /,
a u loso, De ana the same hereby is repealed.
H. w. MILLER,
Clerk of the city of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. November IL 1891
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HOUSE VACANT?

For Rent ads. inserted in the POST
lAIELlIGENCER are read each day
by thousands. Largest circulation.
Best results.
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Receipts and shipments have been rather
light the past week. The whea; receipts are in
creasing since the blockade al the elevator has
been raised By the loading Of two vessels. An
other has just arrived in port and will be ready
TO load in few DAYS. The total receipts for
the week aggregated eighty ears. Thirty-three
cars OF hops were shipped on; during the week,
thirty cars OF which were consigned 10 England.
The coal shipments have been rather light,
only three vessels taxing cArg0es, as follows:
Vessels. Tons
City OF Puebia ,547
NOAuubld Nfato
Total for the week ..........
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Ara Won go,n. East this fall or winter? lisa
-, ~. Nevfhgrp Pacific Are your friends
co,ofrg West 10 yisltg Then suggest To them
thst thev tale ,bs Northern Pacific. Az il ia TIE
o c., dlreet line 70 Puget sound and washington
aS '1 10 change ofeers or restocking q bag
80 Ia snrs your tiexet reads via the North
-. faao4ec rs5Iroad
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FINANCIAL.
BEEADSTUFFa

:
LONDON, Nov 2l.-Consols, 95l4. Bonds-U. g
As, III; U. ). rs. l02ls. Bank of England dis
count rate, per cent.
BEEADSTuFFS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Naturalization Offer
sparingly. No . red winter, IS SID, frmf
spring, $ q ID, firm.
Corn--Holders offer moderately; spot and No
vember, 6s Cd, firm; December, Is sgd, frrn{
January, IS IL "a, firm.
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pate Of as puhlIeatl8a. Novemasr I. 80.

DROPOsED AMENDMENT No. ia PROP
L os.Iion 10 amend section Il Of article TX o.
the freebolders charter, adopted October /, A.
d. 1890
Resolved. That section IL Of article TX Of the
freeh0.ders charter be amended so a. 70 read IS
follows:
SECTION Il The city council shall on or before
the first Monday tu September IN each year By
ordinance tx the rate If taxes 70 be levied and
levy the taxes upon all taxable properly both real
and personal Ia the Cify needed 80 Tatse sufficient
revenue 10 carry on the different departments OF
the municipal government scr the ensuing fiscal
year: provided that al the making of such lew in
~epse mber an 1892 aGc ia each sabseQ GeuI year
the council shall Increase such annual levy a. i
neadess fof such ensuing years expenses uy the
addition thereto Of less than tenth or more
than ffth Of such rats OF levy such additional
levy 10 re continued uutil the current receipts
Rom ali sources are sufficient 10 meet the current
expenditure II ". MILLER.
Clerk Of the CITY 81 seattle
DRfe Of frst publication November IL. lsaI
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Portland whea, ouota,,on..

wheat-Cluh, sloi; blue stem. sl "A IA, h,,..a,I
Barloy-Fecd, sllo per GENIAL
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Twenty Eve per cent. redgeiioa on sscreens,
Wanda. 100 second street
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F.curslon Rates East.

First-ciass round trip tickets. SIX month";
limit. good going one way and returning aa.
other; also sing c trip tourist excursion tickets
now on sale Al reduced rates VS. tHs Great Rock
T.lsns ard Attert Lea routes. FOR full par.
e.c,,Jo,s ,,I ~, tirke. agents. address Caarlsa
kennedy e. 4. & FIRST street, Portland, Or.
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Clerk of the City of Seattle
Date of first publication November Il, 1891.

DROPOSED AMENDMENT No IA PROP
Il osition to amend article XVIII of the free
holders charter. adopted October /, y. d. 1890, by
repeating section twelve u OF said article.
Resolved. That section IL 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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DRoPOsED AMENDMENT No. ia PROP
i osition TO amend section II Of article " OF
the freeholders charter. adopted October !, A ID.
1890.
Resolved That section II OF article V. Of the
freeholders charter be amended as TO read as
FOLLOWS.
SECTION II. The board Of health shall, with the
consent Of the city council, appoint inspector
Of interior plumbing ~ water. steam and gas OF al
buildings within the city. with the powers Of a
policeman. or NAV devoiVe the duties Of such in
spector on q member Of the police force The city
council shall by ordinance define the duties Of such
Inspector and regulate all interior plumbing az all
buildings with due regard for the health TIE city
II ". MILLER
Clerk Of the City Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication November ! : lS4I
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Get Aagellre's souvenir spoons. IN coffee, tea
,ns, ors,..1,e 81 Ffiseh Bros. ~ Front street