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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-10
A RAGGED. CYCLONIC RISE IN PRICE.
Western Storms Had Exciting but Helpful Effect the
Bull and Bear Operators Chicago
Board OF Trade.
CORN AND PORK GAINED
MOST.
Wheat Started Strong, but Only Improved Half Cent
Better Feeling in Stocks.

NEW YORK. May 9-The stock market ito
day exhibited in the main rather more ami.
nation than usual of late, and while prices
were not advanced. except in q few cases,
there was a much better feeling in the room,
which was reflected i'll decreased sales for
the short account, and rather more buying
on a limited scale. There was considerable
liquidation of long accounts in few stocks,
notably Omaha and Rock Island, but the
influence of these declines was offset by
more encouraging advices from London,
where more interest was manifested in
American stocks and higher prices estab-
lished
The industrials however. occupied more
commanding position in the market than
they have for some time. and the strength in
those properties gave the list IL stronger ap-
pearance than the course OF prices among
railroad stocks entitled it to- The strength
i'll the industrialS was manifested principally
in Sugar and Chicago Gas. The manipula-
lion of Sugar took tine upward turn today,
and portion of lis late material losses was
recovered, while The advance in Chicago Gas
was based on more substantial basis.
The general list remained quiet and fiucIu-
ated within the narrow limits usual of late
exhibiting after strong opening rather
reactionary temper at first, but later develop
ing tirmer tone in response to the move
Hooking Valley and Wheeling d Lake Erie
was due in large measure to the rumor
noted. but the others failed to score any
marked changes.
The market steadily appreciated in the aft
ernoon, and the close was fairly active and
firm TO strong at about the best prices of the
day, though in most cases only slightly
changed from the opening. Sugar, however,
is up rs; Hooking Valley. rs: Chicago Gas
pa. Lackawanna and Louisville 4 Nashville,
each lis, and the other leaders fractional
amounts.
The Post says: Great dizziness in the fore
noon market was varied today by a few ag-
gressive movements, wholly Independent of
one another, and, in fact, aimed in exactly
opposite directions. One of the days con-
tradictions, showing how haphazzard is spec
ulatiOn under present conditions, WAS the
steady realizing of profits by the bull pool
III Omaha common stocks. This movement
lasted throughout the day, causing net loss
of " per cent This was perhaps most
useful Ill showing the lack of confidence
among all operators in steady movement,
either for the advance or for the decline
The rather persistent covering by the shorts
however, turned the traders generally over
to the bull side; and the last hour was marked
by active buying throughout the list much
OF 1t for the long account
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Opticians.

Parks.
CENTRAL - HEAD OF MINNESOTA.
COMO-END OF COMO AVENUE.
IAWATHA-NORTH BANK OF MIS-
sissippi.
IRVINE - FRANKLIN, CHESTNUT
and Sherman streets.
LAFAYETTE-LOCU GROVE AND
Ninth streets.
RICE-FOURTH, FIFTH MARKET
ana Washington streets
SMITH-FOURTH FIFTH SHELLEY
and Wacouta streets
SUMMIT-HEAD OF THIRD STREET
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Government and State Bonds.
Government bonds have been dull and firm.
State bonds have been entirely neglected.
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Photographers.

PhOtOgrapherS.
ORRlS HUNT, Is E. 9TH. Open Sunday
Pianos and Organs.
S. W. RAUDENBUSH, Lowry Arcade.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in tho Auditors Once
YESTERDAY.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1892
are $li. 3Sf.02S0L There were filed for record
yesterday 25 deeds, the considerations aggregate
Ing l3,2o5, an average Of $o2aO Following
is the list as furnished by Osborne, Trempar &
Co, abstractors of title. lie Cherry street, be-
tween Front and Second
N. Sell to T. G. Davies, 4 of block IS. May
nard's Lake Wash, $500.
Hugh /. Thomas to J. s. Patterson, lots to 9.
block 70, Wes; Side add. West seattle, S.
J. $; Patterson to +. l. stephenson. "a ne ne
NV %, "A. 2 S.
]. 5. Patterson to F. 1. Stephenson, lot s, sec
l3. Ia, 3, s..
J. Ii. spirey to Mrs. e. spirey. WI lots and 7.
block S. Collins add, 81.
Richard Kelly tozJohn Mooney, lots l and 2,
block /, Green Lake Electric Motor. $780,
Angus McAulay to j. +. McAuiay, lot IL, block
o. North Seattle, 81.
West Coast Imp Co to q. H. Sanborn, lots 20,
q, block 2, Gilman Park, $3.50.
A. X. Asbage to David Wallace. NV Sc 20, p. 5,
$40
Nellie y. Anderson to James NJ Corn 10 a in
sec 81, q, ), $3.50.
c. Ii. French to Lysander Smith, lot l. block
A, Frenchs add, slaughter, $50
Trusteu L. Dwyer tn Caroline Rose, lot 3, block
S. Poutius' % add, $500.
southern Pacific l.. Co. 10 ". q. Irving ct al,
lots Is to IG block &c, Huntington Park, So
Wast Coast Imp Co. TO f. +. overton, tract in
Ballard, sl.l25.
Peter Nornm to Ole Thompson, lot 10, block 5,
RengstoTf's aid, $780,
West Coast Imp Co to EGail Schulz. lot 10.
block Is. Billiards. I'd add, $50.
Jas ". Hamlin 10 ). w Mccoy, niz lot g
block 4, Edes & Knights add, si,6oo
X. MorfGrd 81 A. NJ. Gale, part lot 6, block Is,
Burke's 2d, Sl0.D.
Edw Atkinson TO d. C. Jones, und "a tracts
to $, Belt Line add 81
J. NJ. Colman to City of Seattle, part tract 81,
Seattle H'd ASSN, 81.
C. l.. Loree TO n. Z. Nelson, lots l, 2, sec 7, g.
6, aud other, 81. 500
W. Il. Robertson TO III. #. Thumm, So blocks
to 4. Ellis adj, 81.
J. II. Titus to u. r. lie Fevrc, lots ls, Ii, block
8, LIST add To Kent. $50
A. H. Hanscl TO &. X. Reynolds, lots "a, %,
block 10, ist add TO Kent. 81
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also were active and higher. Green corn wa
abundant and moves OF slowly tomatoes
came in more freely and prices were q shnds
lower.
There was fairly active demand for summer
fruit and arrivals this morning were not as
heavy as usual Berries were lower under Q
light demand. Melons were steady Peaches
are scarce and higher at 81 cents per pound.
Choice red apples are ia good demand with
moderate supplies on hand. Good Bartlett pears
sell well. Piums are irmer. Table grapes are
plentiful with an easier tone in prices.
There is little change in the condition Of the
market for dairy produce.
Produce receipts-Flour, II 900 quarter seeks:
wheat. 1000 ceuials; barley 20 ooo ceutals; beans
Loco SACKS; potatoes, 500 sacks; onions LOO
SACKS: wine, 1000 gallons.
Flour-family extras, s42iNs425 per Dbl: bs-
Nheat-sl2s1s per Genital for No. / shipping:
*l.@s54 Tor choice $lSASl.sS Per GENITAL tor mill
Bsriey-Fecd, sOes1lsc per GENITAL for dark
coast. ss1s0esS4c Tor good quality; SOC for
choice: brewing, 95c(esLuo per GENITAL: Caevs.
Ler, $40 per GENITAL tor standard. anu s75se(0
oats-surprise, sis71Sel.ss: milling, a.s,,sea
1.S73a; good To choice feed, sl.2SGLS5: OF
mon. sl1sesL2714 for choice seed: gray,
sl.SSi.So for ordinary. aud sLs2,s Per GENITAL
corn-,i2s@L ~ for large yellow, a27,4D
white.
Call beard sales: wheat--Buyer, December,
ls93 81 sol $50; closing, si.sSss; September,
u IS 4Gi.2sss; closing, 81 81
Bar.ey-Buyer, December. SOeao,1c; closing,
@lxe
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight Zoe: telcgraphlc, fsJ.c. Star.
ling biils-Bank. $Is7; sight, Slssls; CONNER
cial. s4s5lf. silver bars-ssll sssll4e. Mexican
dollars--61l 4QSo71ac
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MINING srocxA
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BREADsTUFE.

BhEADsTCFF4
LIVERPOOL. Sept 10 -Wheat-Demand fair:
No red winter, firm, 5s lid; No. , red spring,
firm, 6s Id.
Corn-Demand fair. September. October and
November, 1rm, As 71ai.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Sept 10 Bar silver, SSH Con.
suls. 9s1sL Bank OF England discount, 2 per
cent
VINTAGE REPORT.
LONDON, Sept l6-The Vine Trade Reries
says: The year 1892 will not rank a. = good year.
The yield promises to be exceptionally small,
but, generally speaking, the quality will be
good The extremes of hot and cold weather
more than disease have caused diminution In
the crop. and scorching OF in the ciarct dis
tricts indicates yield of Indifferent quality.
From Bordeaux it is reported that tho
vintage is entirely free from mildew. 1t Is 70.
ported the Champagne will be scarce but Of =
high quality. Similar report comes respecting
Burgundy. The yield of Champagne ut the
best will be only one-half of last years yield,
but it will be OF excellent quality If fine
weather continues. Our Jerez correspondent
expects rise in the price of cheaper sherries
The hot weather of August is shortening the
crop. The Portuguese vintage will be earlier
than for several years, and grapes nave prom.
Using appearance on the Rhine. The Moselle
yield will not exceed one-third OF the average,
but the quality will be good.
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BAR SILVER.
New YORK, Sept l6-Bar silver, sssSc.
MERCHANDISE
Hay-Quiet and steady.
Hops--Pacinc, Ie661lc.
Cotfee-0ptions closed steady. 59l5 mp.
Sales were 1890 bags, including september.
slS75sGl2 50; November, sl24E1la5o. spot Rio
Easier aud quiet; No 7, 1is49ii5s,.
sugar--Raw-Firmer ana more active: fair
refining. SGSl.e; centrifugas, % degrees test.
3ssc: Java, 10 degrees test. sac. Rehned-Aei.ve
aud firm.
wool-Firm; domestic, 25(a35c.
Copper--Weak; lake, siLDU61l lilo
Lcsd-steady; domestic, 81 lGGlla
Iin-Steady; straits, $O.20.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON, sept. I6.-ciosing:
Atchison. ...... 90 San Diego. ....... II
Burlington. ...... S0e4l DSii leiepnohe-. Zt3
Mex. Ceu, com. IA
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHIcAso,N sept. IG--wheat- Firmer, ruling
steady; oIened with an improvement Of Sc;
advanced point, reacted sc. then recovered IL,
losing again; closed about sse over yesterdays.
Receipts were $4,000 bushes; shipments. 25I,-
600 bushels
Wheat-Firm; cash, 72$.e; May, sissc.
corn--Higher. cash. 475ae; May, SIS.
osts-5teady. cash, sSsss; May, S11.lG57H
kye-5511e
RarIey-b7c.
Timothy-si.7Z
Fiax-sLo6
Whisky-fLi5
Pork-Firn cash, sl6i2ll; January, slls7i<.
LArd-FIra; cash, &731Ia, January, S6.12 9
s.7h
shoulders-$6 9fNS70 90.
Short c4sar-S7 ass1st1.
short rits-t7 6VG7.53.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, Sept l6--Ca,tie - Receipts, $500;
steady Prime to extra steers, t4Dij0; good 10
choice. Asszs5 3: Others, 81 311L25; Texans,
ga o. 80. rangers. s2GJ15i65.
Hogs-Rscespss, 900, higher. Rough and
packers. sisfG5 70: good naked aud primo
packers, Sig 30: prime heavy and butchers
weights, &s.3 AS5.55
sasep-Eseeiptx, 1000; unchanged.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-With the exception OF
some weakness in Northern Pacific preferred
and some wide and rapid fluctuations in Nam
haitian, there little OF interest in the marke ct
aud it assumed Its old dizziness. The close was
quiet and firm, most stocks at best prices Of the
day.
Government bonds-Dull and steady.
Petrolcum-October closed at $3.50.
FINANCIAL
Money on call--Easy; closed. offered. 8:
prime mercantile paper. A .C9S per cent. Sterling
exchange-Quiet and weak; SiS6 for sixty
day bills: *S7la for demand.
BONDS
u 8. ia (reg) ..... ia ~. g. IS (reg.) 400
u. 8. 4s lcouponl.. ll5 Pacific 6s. .........I07
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed.
state q Washington, County OF King, City Of

state 81 Washington, County OF King, City Of
seattle.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 uuknown owner. being
the person In whore name The lands here n after
described were assessed and 20 all other persoas
interested. that III =. psrS hurst has presented
10 the city atToler OF tbs ciI9 of Seattle tax
certificate SsUrd by the treasurer OF said city on
the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1881 said land being
the following to-wits
iot IN block as in Laws second addition to the
city OF seattle, In King county, ate OF aShine
ton: that tie amount Tor when said LANDS were
soil u Is that the same were sold by the civ
treasurer OF said city 10 said IL =. PaFshur.t on
the l-th day cf July, A H. 1891. ar the annual
sale for Delinquent taxes 90 said city assessed for
the year $50 that the amount required Ia redeem
such LANDS from such SAFE exclusive OF The 10
accrue open This notice. Is the sum Of $3.50 TO-
gesfer with Interest thereon al the rate Of -
cent per aEngn from date of said sale 20 The time
of redemption tn al tae time when the redemption
period on such sac viii expire viii be sixty days
after The service - this nojics-
Ia witness whereof /, j. M. Carson, city comp
trulier OF the city OF Seattle have herenuto set my
band and the Official OF said city this Esd day
of August ~ IL. lsg2- J. VI. CARSON
SEAL City Comptroller.
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NOTICE OF RATIFICATION FOR TAX DEED
State of Washington. county OF King. city OF Seat

tie,
Notice Is hereby given TO unknown owner, being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter de-
scribed were assessed, and to all other persons in
terested that IL >. Parkhurst has presented to the
city comptroller Of the city OF seattle tax ce III
tcate issued by the treasurer of said city on the
18TH day of July. a. d. 1891, said land being the
following, To wit:
Lot in block 43 in Laws second addition to
the city Of seattle in King county state OF WASH
In ston: that the amount Tor which said lanes
sold is 81. 49, that the same were sold by the city
treasurer OF said city TO said III - ParkhurSt On
the 18th day of july A. u 1891, a. the annual sale
for delinquent taxes 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, is the sum of 81 o. together wit
interest thereon ri The rate of 20 per cent. per
Annnu from date Of said sale TO the time Of re-
demption. That the time when the REDEEM Ut on
period on said sale viii expire VIII 10 sixty days
after the service of his notice.
I'm wine whereof /, j. NJ. Carson, city COMP
tr0!ler Of the city of seattle have hereunto my
hand and the official seal of said city this 23d dsy
Of August, a. u. 1892 j. Nj CARSON.
tsEALl City Comptroller,
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State of W sshnEton. County Of King s.
j II Woo .ery. she Flff Il King county. state of
washln.toa, ao hereby certify that we'd the
within noti-e oa the 24th aay Of Agguxg. A H.
isl5, and ths. have 1lsietsae and cilEFut search
aad inquiry for tAe pgrsoa named IL sail notice
aod ilsa. said person .rsos re louad Ia said county
And there l. uo person IN the actual possession Of
ihe land described so said notice
WligeSS W. hand this asih day Of a ugUst A. D.
lse3 J &. w0ULEEY,
sheriff % King County, Wash
Ry n. l. NJ -CowAx. stputy.
Sherlfs fees: Mics travel .: 90 cents: maid
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1TICs OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
.,s - r. wa.ninston. county d klas. e.y Of sea-.

~ deed.
state OF Washington coanty Of kiag. city Of Seat
lls.
Notice IL hereby gtvpn 10 unknown osner. being
the rsan tn whose name fhe lands hereinafter
as-crtess we're Assssset ana al other persons IA
tyre~ssa that IL = ParkhIrss has presented 20 the
CIV comptroller 81 the cay ~ seattle TAX ceztn-
cafe ssnp by the treasurer II sail civ "a iiS t~th
say 81 jgly, \. H. 1891. said land bei2s The t0s
.owtGg. to-NT:
Tot I an bleck : in Highland s.sit on 20 the city
Of seattle. IN King eeansy. >ts 10 of W. hinzfea,
that tie amount ftr wh en- sad lands acre sold -
$50 thas tne were = 10 ~ the city treasurer
Of said city said III = PsEkhur-s ca the i.sh cay
Of Isly A. b 1881 st the annual sale far aetta-
aueat iaxes Of said cry assessed for lie year 1870
thsf ths amount required 10 redeem snch lands
from SuSA sale. exclusive u the cost. - aeSTSs
rpoa this ao2Gcs iae sum 81 sS7i tosvsfef @lfa
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Ceres. Cal. November II. 1881.

CERES, Cal, November II, 1851
sDr. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash.
Dear Doctor-It has been long time
since addressed you; nevertheless
have not been unmindful of the benefits
have received from your hands. am
happy to say my eyes are we'll. The in
to do my work and sew or read. I think
your medicines are wonderful aud feel
am indebted to your remedies and skill
for my sight today.
MRS. MARY +. HUDELSON.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Interest thereon the rate OF 20 per cent per an
mum from date or said sale the time OF redenp-
ton. That the time when the reie nsprioa period
on snch sale will expire will be sixty days after
service Of this notice.
In witness whereof I. J. N. Carson, comptroller Of
the city OF Seattle. have hereuuto hand and
the ocia, seal Of said city this 23d day Of August
a. D. 1892 j. NJ CARSON
ISEALl CITY Cymutroi,ef
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
THE STATE CT TRADE

FAN Francisco. Sept. 16-Ths vegetable
market was steady, under a fair demand. Sup
plies were NOT excessive ia sny line. but fully
eausI TO tho demand Potatoes we're firm I'm
der good supply OF shipping orders. Onions
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sHERIEFs RETURN.

State OF Washington, county OF King.
I. J. II. Mooerv. sheriff OF Hing county, state Of
Washington. do hereby certify that received the
within notice the 24tn day of August A D.
1882 and that have made due and diligeni search
ana inquiry for the person named in said notice
and that said person cannot be found In said
county. and there Is no person In the actual pos
session OF the land described in said notice.
Witness my hand this Gath day Of August, A. d.
1892 J. III. WOOLERY,
sheriff OF King County, Wash.
By n. T.. MCGOWAN. Deputy.
Sherlffs fees: Niles travel. 2. 20 cents: maid.
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sHERIFF's RETURN.
Stafa NJ Waehicc,oc ro,r,y "a

State OF Washington. County Of King. s.
], ]. ii. Woolery, sheriff Of King county state Of
Washington, do hereby certify that l received the
within notice on the Gath 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 be found in said
county. and there is person in the actual posses
sion Of the land described In said notice.
Witness my hand this Gath day of August, A. d
1892. J. II. WOOLERY,
Sheriff of King County, Wash.
Br d. 7. MCGOWAN. Deputy.
Sheriffs fees: Miles travel, g zoe; paid.
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sHERrFF's RETUgS.

State of Washington. county Of King IS.
i, J. II. Woolery, sheriff Of KSng county, state
of Washington, do hereby certify tina; received
the within notice on the 24tn dag OF August A. ID.
1892, and that have made due AID Giligent search
and inquiry for The person namesi in said notice,
and that said person cannot as, found in said
county, and there is no per IN the actual pos
session of the land described i'm sasi notice.
Witness my hand this Gath day Of August, A. d.
1892. J. HsWOOLERY,
Sheriff OF kDg.county, Wash.
BY II. l.. MCGOWAN, Deputy.
Sherltf7s fees Miles travel, z. % cents: paid.
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sHERIFF's RETURN.

State Of Washington. county OF King. So
4. J. II. Woolery sheriff OF King county, state Of
Washington. do hereby certify that i received the
within Rosice on the cath day Of August. A. u.
ie9 and that have made due and di.igent search
ana inquiry for the person named in said notice,
ana that said pc NOT ba found in said
county, and there r. no person In the ac nal posses
sion of the land described In said notice
1892 J. III wOoI.ERY
Sheriff Of King County, Wash.
BY /. McCowAS Deputy.
sheriffs fees: Miles travel z, 90 cents: paid
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED

OF AfPl<lCAE1ON FOX IAN DEEn
state Of Washington, County Of King. City Of Sc
atted, ss
Notice is hereby given to unknown owner. being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter de-
scribed were assessed, and To all other persons in
terested, that H. - Parkhurst has presented to the
city com pfroIler of the city of seattle q cerf
cate issued by the treasurer OF said city the
18th day of Jelly. A ID. 1891, said land being the
following, to-wE
Lot In block 43 In Laws I'd addition TO the
city Of Seattle, in King county. state OF Washing
ton; that the amount Tor which said lands were
sold Is 81 l3; that the same were sold bv the city
treasurer of said city to said II. a Parkharst on
the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1891, at the annual
sale for delinquent taxes of said city assessed for
the year 1880; that the amount required TO redeem
such lands from such SALE exclusive of the costs
to accrue upon this notice is the sum OF 1888, to-
gether with Interest thereon at the rate of 20 per
cent per annum from date of said sale 10 the time
OF redempton: that the time when the redemption
period on such sale will expire will be sixty days
after the ice Of this notice.
In witness whereof, l, J. M Carson. city comp
troller OF the city OF seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal Of said city this Odd day
OF August, A. ID. 1892. ]. NJ. CARSON.
[SEALl City Comptroller.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
State of Washington. county of k.ng. city Of Seat

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed.
state of Washington county of KING. city Of Seat
tie,
Notice is hereby given to unknosyn owner. being
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter
described Were assessed. and TO al other persons In
terested that Peter Hay has presented TO the city
comptroller Of the city Of seattle certificate,
ssuel by the treasurer OF said city the 18th day
of July, A. d. 1884, said land beng the following
to-Wit
Lot 10 in block in Seattle Horlestead addition
to the city Of Seattle, in King county. state OF
Washington that the amount for which said lands
were sold is 81 SIS; that the sold by the
city treasurer of said city TO sa eeter Hay on the
18th day of july a. d. 1891, at tie annual sale for
delinquent taxes of said city asseed for the year
1890; that the amount required 90 redeem such
lands from such SALE exclusive of the costs 10 &C
crue upon this notice IL the sum u 20S together
with interest thereon at the rae 81 20 per cent
per annum from date of said sale 20 the time of
demption. That the time when the redemption
period on such sale will expire viii be sixty days
after the service of this notice.
In witness whereof, I, J. NJ. Carson, city comp
troller of the city of Seattle, have ereuntO set
hand and the official seal of said cy this 18th day
Of August, A. d. 1892. J. NJ. CA RSON,
lsEALl City Comptroller.