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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-06

ORDINANCE NO. 22e6-AN ORDINANCE
~ providing for the construction OF a bridge and
Ioad"av beginning at the south line of Weller
street and running thence sou h on south Seventh
Street TO Charles street, thence east on Charles
confirming the contract for a portion OF the work
OF said bridge and roadway made By the boart If
E. issa works with Donald Aekinnon dated July
Whereas, petition has been heretofore pre-
sented 10 the CITY council for the construction of
the bridge and roadway in the location hereinafter
In this ordinance described and said petition was
granted BY each Of the houses of the city council;
Whereas, The board of pubic works on the 5th
Gay Gay Of July, 1892. entered into contract with
Donald McKinnon, by which said McKlnnon
agreed 70 drive and cap the piles necessary 60 ne
driven and capped TO sustain said bridge and road
way, which contract IL now on file i'm the office of
the secretary OF the board of pnnIie works; and
whereas. SAID contract wa, entered into without
an ordinance having been formally passed py the
therefore '
Be it ordained by the city Of Seattle rs follows:
SECTION 1. That the board OF public works be
and II is hereby authorized and directed to cause
TO be constructed bridge and roadway beginning
with South seventh street, and extending thence
southerly along South seventh street, occupying
the west thlrtyiwo f32) feet thereof to the south
line of Charles street. thence east along Charles
street occupying the south thrty-two 1922 feet of
the bridge and roadway now existing in said
Eighth street The contract In writing made by
the toard OF public works with Donald McKinnon.
dated July ). 1892. for the furnishing driving and
Gaping OF the piles necessary TO be driven and
capped TO sustain said bridge and roadway is
hereby ratified, validated and confirmed SO
much of the work of construction Of said bridge
AMI roadway is not included within said con-
tract with Donald Mckinnon shall be done under
the supervision of the board Of public works By
days labor, and said board shall purchase all ma
terials ard supplies necessary therefor.
Sec. 2 This ordinance shall take effect and shall
be IN force from and after ita passage and approx
If approved by the mayor; otherwise IL shall take
effect at the time 1t shall become law under the
provisions of the city charter.
Passed by the board Of aldermen tue LIST day of
NM EfU nod ffz 80
Authorization Of its passage this LIST day Of
August, 1892. j. p. SWEENEY
President Board of A iderfnen.
Passed by the house of delegates this 29th day of
July, 1892, and signed by me in open session in
authorization of its passage this 4th day Of
August, 1892. X. III. CALLIGAN
Acting President House of Delegates
Approved by me this 9Th day of August. 1892
]. I. RONALD. Mayor.
Filed by me this 9Th day of August, 1892.
GEORGE ]. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk.
BY p. D. OGDEN, Deputy.
Published this 9TH day of August, 1892.
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BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, Aug. d--Bar silver, SIC.
GOLD SHIPMENTS
NEW YORK, Aug 5-Fiye hundred thousand
dollars in gold coin was ordered for shipment
today.
MERCHANDISE.
Hors-Dull and steady.
C0tfee-options closed firm, lot40 points
si25b; September, $500; October. sl2.65;
spot Rio-Quiet and steady; No. Z, lSlsfyiSlae.
sugar-kAw-Qaiet AMI steady. Refined
Steady aud in good demand
wool-Firm; fair demand; domestic, 250t35c.
Copper-stsady; Lake. sii. 50t4lt61.
Lead Steady; domestic, sL03ttLl0.
IIu-Steady; straits, S3l6NHD.75.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON, Aug. 5.-Clostng:
Atehlson 30 Mexican Centcom) 17H
Burlington. 1021l Bell Telephone. 20Sis
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Wheat-Q uiet-opened un-
changed, but gradually declined &c, and closed
weak at bottom Weakness was due largely To
sympathy with corn and oats. Receipts were
2ls,o1o bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels
Ctose-W heat-Weak; cash, TIE; September,
78c.
Corn-Lower: cash, 5Ostc; September, size
Oats-Easy; cash, 32t4G. september, 23l &c.
Pork-Steady; cash, 3l15S; september. sl262lx.
Lard-steady: cash, $40. September. 81. 20.
short ribs-steady; casa ana september, E.sa
Bariey-e6c.
Kye-6Gc.
Timothy-sl3A
Flax-sL03la.
shOulders-s7 00sT725.
Short clear-$s.0Ns8 10.
short ribs--yZ5j{Gl9a
Whisky-sll1.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Aug. Seattle - Receipts, $50;
higher Prime to extra steers, QHtD5 80; others,
s&e0t4L50; Texans, fLGIg2 ID; rangers, g. 100
800
Hogs-Receipts, H.0O); active. Rough, $3.50
$50, good mixed, g. $50 80; prime heavy and
butchers weights, {60V16.i0.
oheep-Receipts, 900; active. Stockers, 500
$50; ewes, sa1L25; mixed, sloesGt9o; wethsr-,
5000, Texans, $L25tJI30, Westerns, I55lg
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK, Aug 5-The stock market is still
quiet. lndustrials, with the exception of gen.
eral electric, were almost entirely neglected. and
except in the first hour railroad shares were not
traded in TO any extent; close duh but firm.
Government bonds-Duu aud steady.
Observation-Disclosures September, closed
ct 5l3sc
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy. Closed, offered, IIs;
prime mercantile paper, 81 ar5l5 Sterling ex-
change-Quiet and steady; sixty-day bills,
s4S7; demand, sisSl4.
bonds
U. S a. req. 1l6 lU. 5. p reg. $1,000. 100
U. ;. A coupon. :. 1l6 Pacific IS. ..... .slU7
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Fy r. u. oGnE>. Deputy. 80,
mate of first pu piEcaiaa0, August ., 1873

-,1rrCE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF
\ iocai Improvements dissric. No - ior me
Innprcy.nleat 81 Lincoln avenue under oEalAaiaee
M aIT4 Aad hearing tbereon -,
So. i hereby given THAI TIE aSsessflsnt toii
.Saf Ir,nroveu5ent district Nc. %, for tie ina
movement OF Lincoln aNeAsSs aSN- '0A4t1S"N-
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CfrF NOTICES.

co.,,.s. nst SAD roll has been reported "a .ha It,,
~ an. -, aau hed with the city cers ara roo, 49,,
CIV, ~ aspear before Joint csnven;ian ~ az
tss haa nciL 70 be he'd in the council chamba, ns
The tw y. tasess.es IN the city nal on Tues.,a y
n =, :" tmiy thir day of August 1892 .. g n,csaas
the d,ta . CAV not less than fifteen DAYS from,
there =. secl nolics, and make o6iaefiSn
consiie, Nnlca time and pi$ce The council viii
meka 49,. das ana all objections made and viii
ius,- ara -, S.srect'ons III such roll ssit deems
of sasS nAil then detinct the amount of the co =
cross n-s ialttfosemenf assessed against street
ros5 r .ss WHICH shall be pail from The general
n-n.-, ~ =. Iae city, ana shall by Ordinance an
and ssch ro1t when found correct ara sh al lew
the city charter SS PtescStoea oy
c,1, De u further resolved that there Re a io;n,
A.. 81 OF the city council on ssid ird
nny, -. august, 1892. at ) O'clock % m Tor the
~ taSlng action said assessment mi, Sc
hefelnoefore set forth ioii as
a...ss ~ the bear,i of aldermen the Is, dav ~
an,bass lesZ ard signed by me in open session in
1892 - passage ms lst day of August,
]. F. SWEENEY
passas. PRESIDENT Board of Aldermen
yn, ns the house of delegates this oe;h law of
e, .S, 80, and signed by me in omen session in
1892. pA'o"se VIZ Isl Gay o. August,
An,~o,. PRESIDENT House OF Delegates;
approved oy me this 81 day of August 1892
Fs,as hrx J. i. RONALD. Mayor.
hou oy me this Sd day of August 1892
GEORGE ]. SLOVENIAN Civ Clerk
By r d OGDEN. Deputy -
Date oi nrst publication August 8 1899
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STEAM 3.

STEA MFRS.
III w BAKER & CO. BAKER co.'s
LIZ Dock. foot Of University street
STEAMER TINE rABLEA
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs on the following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA, so CENTS
Olympia. ...' $40 a m Tacoma shhisfs s:so.
Tacoma. 1880 s. N seattle. 90 noon
Seat;le...... 90 D iTacoIna. 500 n. N.
Iacoma---. $3.50 p m Olympia. $3.50 p. N
Connecting with boats for Kamiich,e and Shell
ton
Baker Co.'S Dock. foot Of University street
CAPTAIN L WILEY, Master
FAST TINE.
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Every afternoon at o'clock. from Baker &
Co.'S dock Returning. arrives seattle at 10 80 a
m For Tacoma every morning a. II O'clock.
FARE. SO CENTS
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PORTLAND SEATTLE VANCOUVER
First-ciass Steel Steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON
Carrying freight and passengers leaves every ten
days For passenger aud freight rates, exact sail
ing dates etc, apply 10
H. W. BAKER & Co. Agenta
TAKE THE LARGE AND CoMMoDIoUs
i sidewheel
STEAMER IDAHO
For Edmonds. Everett Lowell and Snohomish.
Leaves Yesers wharf Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at z a.
FARE TO EVERETT. ..................6 soc
FARE TO sNoHoMIsHs.."...............7So
For Tacoma Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday At
Up. m.
Meals and berths on board.
Connecting with boats for Sultan City
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- =. l'HESt DrJsutN.
late OF first publication, August s 1902

N 49, oF ASSESSMENT ROLL Of LuCA l.
Improvement district No - for the improva-
ment OF Gould street under ordnance No q I?3
and he airing thereon 49, -'A'''
30 Noacs Is hereby given that the assessment roll
. 80 improvement district No "a for the i'm
favsenieht OF Gould street. from the west line of
Lakeside addition 10 Lincoln avenue under ordi
nshce No 2. g. has been reported by the board
- - paoiic WORKS 10 the city council of the city
ot seattle and Is now nile In the Office of The
NY clerk and the same Is now omen for pubic in
snec,ion at said Office and Will remain omen for in
speeuon until Tuesday. August rs. 1897 at S
SciocA m, and ali persons interested are here
~; 10y Iequired TO appear before the city council in
!otht session 10 be ned in the council chamber of
the house of delegates IN the city hal ON Tuesaav
the 13d day of August, 1892 at 8 O'Clock o. n.
a al. ihase objection thereto AT said ,ime 80 fixed
.ne council viii consider any and all objections
MADE ana VIII make such corrections in said roll
as IL deems just and will then deduct the amount
OK snch cost assessed against street cross ngs
twnicn snail be paid from the general ROAD fund
OF the eityl. and will then by ordinance approve
such roll and levy and assess the amounts thereof
aga nst each parcel and lot shown in said roll and
declare the same a lien thereon. said matter NAV
=. adJodfned toa later date if ordered by the
eiiy COUNCIL GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN,
CITY Clerk of the City of seattle.
Da,e OF hrst publication Angus. 8 1892
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-06

ORpINANCE NO. 2,270.-AN ORDINANCE
~ establishing the grade Of Wlndon street be-
the line OF Carrie street and the south
lire OF bpston Heights addition
Be I ordained hv the CITY of seattle a. follows:
SECTION /. That the grsde Of " indon street
between the south lice oI tarTie street and the
south iav 81 Boston Heights addition be and The
same hereby estsbisbed at the following eIey g
tlons 2ss8Ng datum. to-Wit:
Atrhe south Iine Of carrie street and the west
line OF Window sirsel. three hundred ami hfty-two
ieet t352l.
Atghe south line of Carrie street end the east
liue of Wiudoa street three hundred aud aEsy e
feet tS5li.
At TIE North line Of Cascade street snd the east
line Wlndan street, three hundred ana forty feet
(S5o}.
At the north line Of Cascade street and the west
line iHd0G street. three hundred ami iorty-ons
feet SAB.
Al the south line Of Cascade strest and the east
lie q " lndea street. three hundred and forty feet
fSs0,l
at the south line Of Cascade street and the west
line Of ~ ndoG street three hundred a1d forty
fee fSsi.1
81 he south iine Of Boston HEIGHTS addition
thrre hundred and thirty four feet (S*s
SEC I. This ordinance shall. tsSe etisCt sh all
he ia force from aud after It's Passage and approval
II approved by the mayor; ethersise IL shall TAXI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-06
STEAMER FAIRHAVEN.

lIUi.l ORC HARD.
Navy Yard Route-Bremertoa. sidney
and Charleston.
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot OF Washington street daily except
Friday. al OILS a. IN. and $3.50 p. m The Gals
a. trip includes head of Port Orchard. Excur-
-iar PARTIES can he accommodated on Fridays
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BORT ANGELES, PORT TOWNSEND DUN
geness aad Seattle route STEAMER MON
iiCELiO leaves Commercial wharf near TEST
Seattle ferry. daily, except sunday Ciolng-daily
except sunday: Leaves Seattle, $50 II. ia leaves
fori townsend 2. m leaves Dungeness 3 u m
arrives Port Angeles $50 D IN. Northumberland
except Monday: Leaves Port Angeles a. m,
arrive Seattle l:3J p M Close connection AT
Scafte with steamer Bailey 6iatzert for Tacoma
and olympia Acais ON board
TF.TCTT pnoG
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DAClEIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toria. ct p. (passen gers received board st4
p. In.) August 8, 10, Is, 90 rs and 30.
For Alaska August 5, 10, 20 and IS.
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports al 8 a III, August 2, z II, IT. 81 OF
Tickets may be obtained at the office OF the com.
rany, at Ocean dock, Seattle
GOoDAL. PERKINS a CO
General Agents. San Francisco
T. VI. JOHNSON y. =. Supt Seattle
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pEoPLE'S SAVINGS BANK OCCIDENTAL
placx seattle, ashington- CAPITAL. " .0e0
ofncers - Boar OF Trustees HaiIey Gat,a-s
RESIDENT; jacob rnrth: Vice President; Arhui
a penby SSSond Vice President: James H. Hay
den, Manager. Cashier ana SECRETARY. franz 4
1IocseLl Assistant Cashier: L Schwa bachee Jos3
Leary, W m = Bailey, John Collins, otto Rsnka
transact savings bank business exclusively
peposits received from one dollar 10 ten thousand
collars Six per cent interest per annum allowed
90 Term ana our per cent ordinary DEPOSITS
lavidends declared the last day of May and No
vemoes- Loans made real estate OF apuroyei
collateFaiS only.
, 1892-02-18
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Dirt Sanbp leiie.. .Nein Tbeil hes
gontrattes 1T erfllt."
sd peritehe, Sic ui9t!- ermiberte
bamilton Dun bo@matbis. .Drlten
lSie fi@ etmas prdciier aus"
.gBieio benz? Sd babe estban,
mas sic mir aufsetrasen," eruioerte
Dirt erftauut lber baS 1tol3e @ebabren
ieines Nnftrassebers. SD bente, sic
,perben Jet fir INNER S9fuhe Dor ibr
haben. sic pur5elte unslldtiderpeiie
uber Borb uno natirli9 ms @ai1er."
Or Iadte unhe,mlih unD 1eate feline
Sitternbe9an ueptraali4 auf Samiltoa
Dun's g9ulter.
2eeterer Idneute ieho9 nit allen
Bsi4en bes B,berwilens 5urnd nnb
iaste itrens:
.S9 bin sdn3l,4 auber Stanbe. Sic
III perjtebenl Benn ir0enb Semanb
IN has BaGet eefalen rab uerunslidt
1T, i'd peri4ere eie. 70 mar baS ni&t
mad ueinem @uni9 uno am aQers
menioiten Elm Ibeil u,eines Guftrages. !"
! Scr 6hifier i@ien p60is perblaift.
Diefe unsrtpartete @enouu9 10 benz
Benebmuen Gums per,uirrte i'm bab
e teines Bortes mdht,s mar. /
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Jus.
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muv.am ys.o:! ~. - heh. ,...s
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uosl u"'s. vs'uu.. o.'go't'
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ssJener oeragtl'V. tnoem e l'W 5um
@eben ,uanote; '@ u'uB Sbue'' CUTE
9tad)t lasen.
9alt!1 fdrie Der S4;ffer i'm NIT
1einen berben 9duoen 3uradbalteno
,Meinen sic pieQei9t ju leu8nen, bot
5ie mir ben Nuftra9 8egeben, bos
Mdo9en ~ eridufen. Sir?" BAT
sic iidtb perp fli9teten, mir bafiir BE-
aablung III 9etud1ren?" frd9bte Ct better
unD Dor Born idnauienb.
.@ie fiub perridt!" b6bnte Dunn.
,@enr sic elm Berbre@eu besauseu
BADEN - oenr' aut Elm 1oldes f@eIner'
Jbre onn'ie1 M~10eatureet. 9''1o!sau'
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@efdbrli9e NolIc.n.
Ma4oem Did 9aubp i'm in jener
Madt .~uerlai3en, bate Qamilton Dun
ii4 loiort in oas Bobn5inliler .bsgeben.
Nv, iein.r Jrau bic lbsrrai9en,t Heuiss
telt oes Bpotsmannes mitjniae.len uab
nit i9r spe,tere Yldne fir Tire Sutanf.
tise Sieluu9uabme ;u Der Sadc ~ be-
rat9eu.
Er pubt: tuoal. boB Ct 5'csliA cent.
lid oarauf hinseDentet, oaBscss Grmor.
Dung oes Mfdohens ourtl c.u*" Drltten
lbm nidt UNEMPLOYMENT 'N,i wirbe,
mo off Dld pauoD lsu:: 59t; m1oncn
besriHsa; aber er hatte nt1I 5eD!aubt,
DaU pieler ~ prompt. &t!> IN 'uatoe,
pone 1ib Helerusn i:r &c% ii ;,SiasuA9
Gee @eesnle,itans uii.n III Il, !s.s. \
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.Nber 81 haben nus bisber nod
n;@ts baruber IN .tsetDeilt, tuie sic IN
ben 6lu6 geratben iiino, s.ein 65rdule.x.'
unterbrah iie Ban @rep. .Ss4 bin &C.
jpaunt 5u erfabren, woour& bic Cato
itropbe berbeieeflbrt luuroe." J, I'D ~.
Er bate ii@ ,pd6renb bieier @orte
neheu He eejest unb aud Clifford radte
lest feinen @tubl rdber an lie beran.
90 0e1dab baS inter ben eisen.
tblmliaiten umitdnben. bic 5u benteu
finb," er1piberte lie nit eineut iiuuenoen
MuSbrud. sd taun mir ielber tauua
baraber 8orneaunsen MAIDEN. Der
Bater pom elmer aem.iie.ytannp 4auop,
fir pel@e ih cine ucrrne 6reunoi@ait
hese, ian, seitern Nbeno III mir uno
tbeiite mir NIT, eaB bas Mdo9en febr
trant lei uno mid ioiort III lpredbe1
wunl6e, Sd badte notlrl,t, an ie..le
@eIabr unb oins nit ibn." uEo ,.ur
er3dblte lie ben Soreans bis III Dem
}hredli9en uuia1 nit al ie,nen Gu
5el6eiten.
Maer Musen hinsen aclpannt oil rem
Munbe Der @r5ablerin, maDreno lie
Iprad. ,
.O5hlt rerca1tis!' riei Clifford. als
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