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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
state Of Washington. county Of King. city OF Sc


State Of Washington. county Of King city Of Sc
attic, IS.
Notice Is hereby given to unknown owner, being
the person In whose name the lands hereinafter
described were assessed and to all other persons i'm
terested. that NJ. McWhinney, assignee Of NJ.
DeVoe, has presented to the city comptroller OF
the city of Seattle tax certificate issued by the
treasurer OF said city the 18th day OF July,
A. ID. 1884, said land being the following. to-wit:
Lot In block 3 I'm Mctj.iyra's second addition 70
the city OF Seattle. In King county, state OF WASH
ington. that the amount for which said lands were
eoid Is 1921: that the same were sold by the city
treasurer Of said city said NJ. Devos the 18th
day Of July, A. u. 1891 at the annual sale
for delinquent Of said city assessed for the
year 1890; that the amount required to redeem
such lands from such sale, exclusive OF the costs TO
accrue upon this notice. IL the sum OF <37l,
together with interest thereon Mt the rate OF 70
cent per aanum fem date of said sale I the
time OF redemption That the time when the re-
de mpiion period such sale will expire viii be
sixty days after the service OF this notice.
In witness whereof. !. J. NJ. Carson. city comp
troer OF the city OF seattle, have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal OF SAID city this 10Th day
of september, A. d. 1892. ~. NJ CARSON,
fsEALl City Comptroller.
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1sAnApxAU PAcfr1es NAv1oA110 =
II fIfHI4Rn

- The new, fast and cczumodious steamer
CITY OF AkEkDEEN,
Carving passengers and Easight viii leave On the
following schedule, DAILY ExCEPr sUHDAYss Tor
Tacoma AcNsin's island snd Olympia. oennscsang
vtth boate 70 and from Sheiton and KamllchlA
feavss CITY dock seattle &C 500 . m; n. r.
dock Tacoma, IT 1870 fl. arriving 81 Psrcivaps
wharf, Oiy mpia n 1870 fn. keturnlng: Leaves
rive - sss' THoM "a a TEw. Manager.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed.
state of w arlington. county OF King City Of So

Notice is hereby given 10 unknown owner being
the person In whose name the lands hare after
Described were assessed. and TO all other persons
Interested. that III. McWhinney has presented 10
the city comptroller of the city of Seattle. tSx
certificate issued by the treasurer Il said city
the 18th day OF July, A. d. 1891. said Iaad being
tie following to-wit:
lot in block A In Dunn's addition 10 the city
OF Seattle. In King county, state of Washington;
that the amount for which said lands were sold is
ss5g. that the same were sold hy the city treasn-
Ter OF said city TO said NJ NcWhinney on the 18th
day Of July, A. u. 1891, ~ the annual sale tor
nefnqaens taxes OF said city Assessed for the year
1920. that the amount required TO redeem such
lands from snen sAle exclusive OF the costs 20
crue upon this notice. In the sum of 50 II, to-
eeiher with interest thercou AT The rate of 20 per
Cent per annum from the date Of said sale to The
lime OF redemption That the time when the
sedenptioa period such sale viii expire Iii be
usty days amer the ssryios OF this notice
In witness whereof I, J. NJ Carscn. city comp
rol!er of the city of Seattle have hereanto my
hand and the official seal u said city this lTth day
q september, "A. D. 1884 J. N. CARSON.
IsEAi>t City Comptroller.
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sHEHryr's xrruRN.

State Of Washington. county OF King. 81
1. J. II. Wooiery. sheriff of King county. state OF
Washington, do hereby certify that received the
within notice on the 1ss day OF september, A. ID.
1884, and that have made due and dtiigent search
and inquiry for the person named In sad notice,
and that eald person can not he found Ia SAID
county and there Is no person the actual possess
sion OF the land described in said notice.
Witness n,y hand this I'D day OF september, A.
d 1891 J. II. wooLEEY,
sheriff OF King County, Wash.
By NJ II. GoRMLNy. Deputy.
Shariff-s fees: Mica travel 2. 20 cents, paid.
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Ladios. 70 TO J. J. witswsr, sls yrons sscsse
and have year hair properly attended IN
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Portland Grain MARIE,

Poxtland Grain Market.
PORTLAND. Oct. o-fSpscial -whsat-Active
and steady. Valley. tl2l549lc5; walla waila,
sl15@l.TH Per Genital Receipts were eo,92a
c0ntaIa
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LEGAL Sorrcx..

sroiisr OF the city q seas,e hsve eer.ncs, =,
nsnd snd the of5cIal cal Of IA citv fnis 9nsk
osy o. september, A. D. 1902 ~
ti ;. 4. CARsUS, City CcmpsreaIsft
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron TAX DEE
stats a wa.hs,.xo.

sta 100. q Washington. county Of King. city Of
Notice IL hereby given 70 unknown owner be.
ine tne person In whose name tho lands herein
.eI described were assessed, and TO ai other per.
sons Interested that II. McWhinney assienee
somptroier Of the city Ct Seattle tar certifica.e
ssooy the treasurer Of said city ON The ID b day
% o. ~ ~ D. 1891, said land being the following,
Lot In block in Mcerlyra,s sscond addition 70
sne city OF Seattle. In King county state of WASH
tnat the amount for which said lands were
sotQ IS " IL: that the were >old by the city
treasurer OF said city TO said NJ Devoe on the 18th
of Jniy, A. .. 1891, ~ the annual sale for de-
nanSeent taxes Of said city assessed for the year
1880; that the amount required 70 redeem snch
.snus rom such sale, exclusive Of the 70
ctuf upon this notice. the sum Of 81 50. together
oItn thtefeet thereon ~ the rate Of 20 per cent.
- annum rom date Of said sale to the time Of
perod onsuch sale will expire VIII be sixty days
after the service of this notice.
IN Witness whereof, I, J. n. Carson, city comp
aoef o. the city OF Seattle, have hereunto ses my
1Ano ana oiciei zeal Of said city this 20th day Of
september A. u. 1891 J. NJ. CARSON,
tskALt City ComptroNsH
sHKEIFFs RETURN.
state OF Washington, county Of King s.
-, = n. WooeFy, sheriff Of King county. state Of
washington do hereby certify that received the
wllnn notice on the 2lst day OF september. A. ID.
enq inquiry for the person named Ia said notice.
ma that said person not DO found in said
county, and there Is no person Ia actual poaseooon
OF the land described in said notice.
n w gaas my hand this 22d day q septembsE A
Sheriff Of King county, Warrington
BY NJ II. 6oRMLEY, Deputy.
enerinsfees: Miles travel, 2. 20 cents: paid
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etats of Washington. county of King, -.
], j. II. Woolery. sheriff OF King county state OF
Washington, do hereby certify that received the
within notice on the 10Th day OF August, A. ID.
1892, and that have made due and diligent search
and inquiry for the person named in said notice,
and that said person cannot be found in said coun
ty, and there Is person in the actual possession
or the land described In said notice.
Witness my hand this 29th day OF August, A.
d. 1852 r. II. WOOLERY,
Sheriff OF King County, Wash.
BY d. L MCGOWAN, Deputy.
shsri.rs fees: Miles travel. g 20 cents; paid
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NOR PORT AN0ELEH PORT TOWNSEND
Augusto ..
STEAMER NeNTIcELLo
Laid m Putting IN new boiIsrA WIN resume
route - soon - possible
HATCH BRoA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
state Of Washington. county Of King. city Of

~
ststs Of Washington. county Of King. city Of
seattle, s..
Notice is hereby given to O. n. Morgan,
being the person In whose name the lands herein
after described were assessed and % all other
persons interested that ]. b. Maggs,
signes Of 1. Hanford. has presented to the city
comptroller Of the city Of Seattle tax certificate
issued by the treasurer Of said city on the 18th
day Of July A. ID. 1891. said land being the follow
Ing towit:
IotA and In block z3 in T. Hanford's addition
the city Of Seattle. In King county. state OF
Washington; that the amount for which said
lands were sold 10 $..53: that the same were
sold by the city treasurer Of said city 20 said r.
Hanford the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1891 at the
annual sale for Delinquent taxes Of said city as
sessed for the year 1s90 that the amount required
to redeem such lands from such 81 q, exclusive OF
the costs upon this notice. is the sum Of
93O3, together with interest thereon at the rate Of
20 per cent per annum from date OF said sale to
the time Of redemption: that the time when the
redemption period such sale will expire will be
sixty days aster the service Of this notice
In witness whereof /, J. NJ Carson, city comp
froler Of the CITY Of Seattle have hereuntO set my
hand and the official seal Of said city this lth day
az August A. D. 1892. J. NJ. CARSON,
fskALl City Comptroller
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NTTY TRxASURKR's NOTICE FOR PAY
" msnt Of city taxss--Notice II hereby uiven
that the general assessment roll and tex list Of the
city OF seattle made In tha year lSo2 for the city
taxes for the ensuing fiscal year, certified by the
city comptrolles. has beef reserved BY tho city
treasurer and b now on ie IN hia once. and said
city taxes ere payable and will become due and
payable on the 6rst Monday Of November. 1891,
and the same can DO paid aE the Office OF epe city
treasurer In tho city hall Of said city. between the
All taxes assessed In said assessment FOIL and
lox list WITH become DELINQUENT on the Grst day Of
March. 1893, at SIX o'clock p. M (up TO which
hour the same can b paid on said dayl. II not
sooner paid. and thereupon IN additional Ave per
centum thereof viii b collected for the use Of
said city. ADoLPH KRUd.
City Treasurer
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CrrY NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
once, and thas iii city taxes on both real estate
end personal property. Is sssessed upon said rolls
city hall on the irst day of November, A. u.
1894 All taxes Assessed upon said rolls not paid
On or before March first. A. D. 1893 81 o'clock p.
pee centum added ADOLRH KRU0.
City Treasurer.
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state OF Washington county OF King 50.
J. III. Woolery, sheriff Of King county, state OF
within rosice on the l7th day If Septembsr. a. b.
1892 and that have made due and diigsnt search
and inquiry for the person named in said notice.
and that said persOn cannot be found in said
county, and there 10 no person in the actual pos
session Of the land described In said notice.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF September. A.
d. 1892 ]. n. WOoLERY.
Sheriff OF King County, Wash.
BY II. 81. GoRMLEY, Deputy.
Shaft0ps fcaz- Mifas travail eenfas
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01nA. err-. i.
u - asnsngton. comfy OF King s.
~ - o0iery. sheriff Of King county. stsHe az
v5sf,s. o 40 hereby certify that received the
isu nan notice ca the 21ss day Of September a n
s0s ~mo .nas have made due and diiigent search
ana ~ " t9e person named in said notice.
s-Ast s&lo person cannot be found in en5d
si, NJ tners ~ person Ia the actual posses
VIZ, y. sae iana Described ip said notice.
A. ID. 1892 ~ - IAy w ~ ~ 1pexs
p~~ sheriff OF King county, washington
~ n ~. GoANLEY Deruty.
sherifrs fees: Miles travel 4 20 eents. nefA
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NOTES OF APPLICATION FOR TAI

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed
STATE q Washington. county Of King city Of
Seattle, s.
Notice Is hereby given to unknown owner, being
the person In whose name the lands hereinafter
Described were assessed, and TO all other perSons
Interested. that J. s. Naggs. assignee Of
y Hanford, has presented TO the city comptroilsr
OF The city OF Seattle, tax certificate issued by
the treasurer Of said city the 18th day Of July,
a. ID 1881. said Land being the following. to wit:
Lot 4 IN block A in Riley to Riey's addition 70
the city q seattle. In King county, state Of Wash.
tngton; that the amount for which said lands
were sold II 94c; that the same were sold by the
city treasurer OF said city TO said T. Hanforu on
the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1891, ~ the annual sale
for delinquent taxes Of said city assessed for the
year 1890: thai the amount required 10 redeem
such lands from such sale exclusive Of the costs to
acrue upon this notice IL the sum of $l44, to-
gether with interest thereon at the rate Of 20
per cent. per annum from date Of said sale to the
time Of redemption. That the time when the re-
demption period on such sale will expire will b
sixty days after the service Of this notice.
In witness whereof, !. J. NJ. Carson. city comp
troer OF the city OF seattle have hereunto set my
hand aud the ocisi seal Of said city this 18th day
OF september, 4. D. 1892. J. NJ. CARSON,
(sEAL-1 City Comptroller
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sight exchange and telegraph Transfers - NeV
York. Chicago, o. Paul. san frans1ee4 Pert
lAAd and various points In wax
tngson, Oregon and Dsitish
Columbia
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over the arrival of new boy at his home.
Officer George Murphy's condition is Sc
rious and is causing his family TO feel very
uneasy about him.
Thoburn Post G. A. R. will give sup
per Tuesday evening in their hall in the
Dickson building.
The annual sale of old papers and maya
zines of the Y. NJ. c. A. came off last even
ing at their rooms.
There have been numerous complaints
| lately among Council members on account
of the President taking it upon himself TO
call meetings without authority. Section
1917 Revised Statutes provides the manner
of calling Council meetings whichis that
the Mayor or three members must sign a
call.
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FAIRMONT.

FAIRMoNr, w. VA, January 16.-Miss
| Arab Martin died at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Stone last night, at II ~
O'Clock, age about 20 years. Miss Arah'S
death was not unexpected, for she had
/ been i'll a long time with that dread dis
ease consumption. a more sad death has
not occurred in our midst for some Time.
She was q pretty and intelligent young
lady, and her many good graceS won Ior
her friends innumerable. she pore her
suffering without murmer, ana her
countep8nce ALWAYS wore g smile. Brief
funeral services will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Stone, Sunday
morning at 9 o'clock, from whence the re-
mains will be driven to Boothsvllle Tor
interment, beside the graves OF her rather
and mother. Three brothers, Charley,
Robert and William, and one sister, Miss
George, are left TO mourn the loss oil q
kind and loving sister.
Phil Fleming is working for the Monon-
gan Coal and Coke Company, being en-
ployed at the electric light plant.
The Fairmont Inder moved into its new
quarters in the Smith & Mckinney build
lug this week.
A great deal of plumbing is being done
by our citizens Just now. At least consider
able more enterprise is being displayed by
our plumbers than by the water works
contractor. Wasn't there some stipulated
time as 70 when this contract was to be
completed! We know of some half dozen
persons who desire 10 buy water motors TO
run their industries with, but haven't the
least idea as to when water will be sup
piled. One party can save the cost OF
motor if he was insured water within the
next thirty DAYS, for in that event he would
wait thirty DAYS and not cut his building
I'D preparatory to running his machinery
by steam. win the Mayor please discourse
in next Fridays papers on the water works
question:
ton friends.
Protracted meetings are in progress at
both the Methodist churches, and con-
siderable interest is being manifested.
The New York Atheuaneum company
held the boards a. Canton Armory this
week, to very small houses.
A pretty little baby girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Nichols on
Tuesday morning.
MIR. g. L. S. Kiemer has returned from
his New York visit.
Our K. of p. Lodge will soon occupy one
of the handsomest castle halls in the State.
1t will be the third story OF the Mckinney
building, on Main street.
Major A. Howard Fleming was in Wheel
ing yesterday.
About one-half Of our population are sick
with grippe.
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BRILLIANT.

BRILLIANT, o., January l6.-Maurlce
Myers, died at his home here, on wed
nesday, of nailers' consumption, IN tne
sixtieth year Of his age. Upto 1893, Mr'
Myers lived and worked in Steubenvllle,
and came here with Spauldings. For the
| last two years he was too i'll 70 WORK ana
was confined to his home. He leaves a
wife and six children. The funeral TOOK
place to-day in Steubenville.
A couple Of our young gents got into a
row lately, and one was painfully injured
| and one was before Justice Trainer.
Pat Strowbridge is confined to his nome,
having suffered from a paralytlc stroke,
Wednesday.
James Sheets, one Of our oldest and most
highly respected citizens, is laid up with
| the grip.
Frank Speidel, prominent merchant OF
| this place, was in SteubenVille on ousl-
ness trip, Wednesday.
Isaac Winters and Richard Boyle, ST.,
| two highly respected citizens OF THIS Guy,
are seriously i'll.
Prof. w. M. Matthews has been engaged
! to teach at Pleasant Hill.
CLYDE Bone has been visiting his grand
| father, G. w. Bone, in Rush Run.
Died-At his home, Wednesday night,
aged 81 yeart, Mr.. Henry Rine. lnterment
| took place yesterday.
Ed. Rine, of Cleveland, o., was in town
| this week attending the funeral Oh MS
grandfather.
The Banquet Dancing Club will give
third grand ball in the rink, on the evening
| of January Goth.
The new bar mills at the mill were start
| ed up this week. The company expect 70
put down another coal shaft soon.
A series Of revival meetings have been
conducted at the NJ. L. church this week
| by Rev. Evans.
A council of o. U. A. NJ. will be insti
tuted in Toronto next Thursday by Major
M. J. M'Cann.
There will be preaching in the Presby
| terian church Sabbath by j. l.. Mccartney
of the Allegheny Theological Seminary.
A mill man py the name Of Evans was
painfully cut and burned Wednesday.
Mrs George Brownlee is improving II
| health.
The mill was shut down Wednesday by
the breaking OF the squeezers.
c.. H. Spauldilg and Edward Winning
have purchased crusher and grinder ano
placed it in the Winning Keg Factory
The mill, which will be run by the keg fac
tory engine, will have capacity OF fifty
bushels per hour.
The mill had to import some some coal
this week
w. H. Rodgers has received another
shipment of carpets.
Misses Jennie West and Make M'Cune
| were in Steubenville Friday.
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MOUNDsvILLE.

Al. Whitaker, Of Moundsville has
purchased the house and lot opposite the
penitentiory formerly owned by Z. ID.
Mont Salters and Miss Minnie Allison
were married at the parsonage oy kev.
Grimes. Wednesday evening. Mont at
last succumed 70 cupids dart and Is now
ENJOYING bhsful married life.
t,ranS Swan, a cOmpOsitOr IN the Ech
oasce Is suffering with drop wrist and
enable to use his right hand.
Pey-- Ieatherby Is carry on a successIul
,.,.'.,.acfed meeting AT Glendale. Last ev-
f-;ry there were i've mOurners az the after
- a number of others stood up Tor the
nravers OF the church.
Mir. John Sullivan OF the prison suAru
$50 l. down with the grip.
Newman addressed an Alhaace
r,aSting back Of Cameron, SATURDAY
his Irs 3. F. Rumble, Of Buckhannon, and
"a 1viIi Mace. are visiting Mrs. Tnos.
49, -, Thompson avenue. Mrs Rumble
Lay Lay 800 =, T- for. her home next SATURDAY.
SFbe pavements for the past lew GsS :
80 been solid glare OF ice. t,. - az
a - inclined to keep in the Hiid"i0 u VIC
road SaD. A O. Baker retired from t the Cir
PS,,srt's once the hrst OF tne {es -i.
S S1n.,r Kimmlns is now running II S'Asi'
handed. s.ra,,,taesnrinRC Company
IDS. ne t ne srst year Of its exissanee snis
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News
WELLSBURG.


The firm Of c. Meyer & Son will dis
solve partnership early in the spring. DIR.
Henry Meyer will retire and shortly after
open wholesale house In SteuOenville.
We wish him success.
The reported death OF Jimmie" the
italian fruit dealer, has proven TO be
hoax
An infant daughter Of Mrs. T. w. Cox
died Tuesday night and WAS buried Thurs
day.
Council meets Tuesday evening.
Joseph May, an Italian coal digger in
Forbes, Carmichael & Co. S mine, was be-
fore the Mayor this week TO get warrant
10 prevent his wife running of with VIM.
Mcknight, man Just released from the
Ohio State Penitentiagy. The warrant
was refused Last spring May himself
ran of with Mrs Thomas Williams.
The Brooke glass works has been shut
down for the past week.
The river at this point IS high and swift,
owing 20 the recent rains, and great DIM
Guilty is experienced in eros sing.
w. II. Clearwater, champion pool player
OF the United States, was showing the peo-
pie Of this place some fancy shots Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
The well Of Carr Bros, near Independ-
ence, Is nearly through the Can't sand
with poor showing for oil.
The mouth Of WaUgh's tunnel was al
most completely blocked up Wednesday
night by a heavy slip Of rocks and trees
caused by the recent rains.
The freezing rain OF Wednesday night
brought down several electric wires but,
fortunately, they were repaired before any
damage was done.
A series OF nickle readings viii be com
rnenced in the Episcopal Church, on Mon
day night January 25th- Everybody is
invited 10 attend.
All the old board OF directors and officers
of the Riverside Glass Works, were re-
elected a. the stockholders meeting Satur-
day night.
The Brooke Terra Gotta Company has
been granted a charter and viii commence
building IN the spring.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the National Bank was held Tuesday,
and the old Board Of Directors and officers
reelected.
The officers OF the Order Of Ohio will be
installed Monday night.
Oficer McHenry arrested two negroes,
Tuesday, charged with highway robbery,
preferred by \. r. Rodenbaugh, Of Glen's
Run.
The Episcopal Church cleared about $40
last night on their festival
A child Of David Waugh died Friday OF
diphtheria.
All the doctors are Overrun with bust
ness. The grip and fever are quite pre-
Valent.