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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-26
ICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
iced.
OF washington. county Of King city Of

ee6Lte, So
Notice is hereby given to unknown owner. be-
tpg the person in whose name the lands herein.
sfef described were assessed and to all other ner
sons interested. that Peter Hay has presented to
he city comptroller of the city of Seattle q tag
cefs6cate issued oy the treasurer OF said city on
the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1891. said land being
she felowing, to-wit:
lot Ia block 80 In Bigelow's addition
70 the city OF seattle, In King county state OF
Washington: that the amount for which said land,
were sold is Sl.5S that the same were sold by the
eity treasurer OF said city to said Peter Hay on
che 18th day Of July, A. d. 1891. at the annual
sale for delinquent taxes Of said city assessed for the
year 1872; that the amount required to redeem
ssch lands from such sale, exclusive of the costs
20 upon this notice, Is the sum of 81 Os to-
gether with interest thereon At the rate OF 20
Re. cent per annum from date of said sale to the
time Of redemption. That the time when the re-
cemption period on such sale will expire will be
sxty days after the service of this notice
In witness Whereof J. NJ. Carson, city COMP
oller of the city of Seattle have hereuntO set NV
hand and the official sea- Of said city this 18th day
q August, A. u. 1892. j. N. CARSON.
fsxALl City Comptroller.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ decd
Si.,e Of Washington county az King efty -

NOTICE OF APPLICA TON FOR TAX
sia'e Of Washington, county Of King. city OF Sc.
= ot e is hereby given IN unknown owner. be,pp
the person in whose name the lands hereinafter
DESCRIBED we-e Assessed and to al! other persons
Interested that feter Hay hss ore,ent.. ~ tb 80
comptroller of the city OF oeattle lax certificate
issued ~ the treasurer 81 sad C4ty on tn. Ism
day Of luly A. H. 1891, SAID laad being the follow
lot II in block as in Burke's second addition to
the CITY Of seattle, III hing comfy state NJ asniuc.
to9; thsl the amount for whIVh said ian i r ,ojI
Is - 3 mat the sold ~ The city tr,a ASH
q; SAID city 10 SAID eger Hay the lslh av u
July. A II 1921. AZ the annual sals for dclinauent
taxes OF said city, as-esssi for The SEQ. that
the amount required 70 redeem such LANDS frerl
this notice. IS TIE sum of 81 -. together wish IN
teEest thereon al the rate OF 20 per cent per an
mum tro0 daie o. sad sale IN th- time OF re-
dempiton, 'hAl he t.ru~ when The redemption re
roA sIsch SAFE xii eNnre viii sixty tavs ~.
or she service % tnls notice.
trol,er of the city Of seattle have htreuto 81 NV
hard Snd The OH a sea- OF said cty I'll. IS1h dag
o. August, a. d. lsJ@ j " CARSON
isAAi-J itv Comptroller.
sRERrrF's RsrCR~.
state az Washington c unity Of klng.Ss
/ ]. IL Wol,ery- sheriff u kins county state 81
wita!n ne-ire 90 the ls'h day OF usust A u. isaI
ana thai have n ale iSv ana tIli.sut -earch aaf
inquiry fos the person nansea In said noiice ana
that sad person ca no; he found u said couGtv
ana 5here = no person Ia the actual posses so1 Of
witness my hand th.s laih day o. August A. D.
Is92. j. IL wODLERY,
Sheriff OF King County " ash
Ry J I WELLS uenatv
Sheriff. fees Niles travel =. 20 cents
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
state of " ashias,on, eoauty Of King. city 0, Sc
sgtge,
Notice $ hereby given 10 unknown owner rafsr
the perssn IN whose name the lands herelnsf.sr
described were ASSESSED. and 20 a Other Yerzon.
Interested ihSt Peter Hay has pr--entey. - Kns
eiy comp reiies o. ine city O. Seattle cs-tf-
cate issued by tie treasurer OF sal CIV en- yhs
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sHERIFrS RETURN.

State OF Washington. county of King, SIS:
/. J. n. Wooiery, sheriff of King county, state or
Washington, do hereby certify that re- eived the
within notice on the 18th day Of August A ~ 1892,
and that have made due and diligen, search and
inquiry for tie person named in said notice. and
that said person cannot b. found in said county,
and there IL person in the actual possession Of
the land d. scribed in said notice.
Witness my hand this 10th day of August. A. D.
1892 ]. H. wOoLERY,
Sheriff of King county, Wash.
BY j. L. WELLS. Deputy.
Sheriffs fees: Miles travel, 2. 20 cents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

18th day Of July. A D.. 1891, said land being the
following, to-wit:
10. In block in Syndicate addition to the city
of Seattle in King Couney. state of WasniEgton. that
the amount for which std lands sold is 1871:
that the same were sole ny the city treasurer OF
said city to said Peter II the 18th day Of July.
A. D. 1897. a, the annual sale for delinquent taxes
of said city assessed for the year 1890; that the
amount required TO redeem such lands from such
sale exclusive of the coats 10 accrue upon this no.
tce is the sum of 3f3. together with interest
thereon at the rate OF 2G cent per Annunl from
date of said sale to the tsme of redemption That
the time when the redemption period on snch sale
will eInre will be sixty days after the service of
this notice.
troller OF the city of seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official set OF said city this 18th day
of August A. u. 1892. J. NJ. CARSON.
ISkAI- Sity SoiLPtIoiief'
sHERrFrs RETURN.
State OF Washington. coainty OF King. IS.
l. j. H Woolery. she ~ OF King county, state o.
Washington. do hereby certify that received the
within notice the 9tfi day of ugus', A. ID. 1892
and that have made due and diliigent search and
inquiry for the person named in said notice, and
that said person can be found In said county.
and there is no person i the actual possession OF
the land described in saia notice
Witness my hand this 10Th dav of August, A. ID.
1892. III. WooLEkf.
Sherig Of King County, Wash.
Py n. I. MCCowAS, Isaputy.
Sferiff's fees: Miles travel. 2, 20 cents; paid
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sHHRrrF's RETURN.

State Of Washington County Of King. s.
l. j. IL. Woolery sheriff of King county state OF
Washington, do hereby certify that received the
within notice on the 18th dav of august A. II. 1892
and that have made due and diligent search and in
curry tor the person named tn said notice and that
said person can not be found in said county. and
there is no person In the actual possession OF tho
land described in said notice
Witness my hand this 10th day of August. A. ID.
1892. IL. WOoLEKf.
Sher n OF Kina County, Wash.
BY RoRrRr HAMILTON. Deputy.
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NorIcE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX

IN
safe Of Washington. county of King. city Of Sc .
attic "a
Nenee Is hereby given 20 unknown owner, being
~ person Ia whose name the lands hereinafter de-
So were assessed. and Ia all other persons tu-
Sss-e0t tina; Peter HAY has presented 10 the city
ssspsroEeT II the city OF seattle tax certificate
. y! iise treasurer of said city on the letn Gay
Sas, A ID. 1891. said land being the following,
ae' {. in block II In Eas, Park addition 10 the
~ Q; Seattle, in King county, state 81 " ASH
u thsi the amount for which sail iAnds
SOFA - S-oS; that The same were soId
zoe city treasurer Of said city 10 said Frtes
NE snansl safe for delinquent taxes Of said city
.rssec Ter The year 1880; that the amount 70
80 "a redeem such lands from such sale e1-
49, 81 he costs 20 accrue uIoa this notce. -
s,s Atn of - :. together WITH interest thereon
'ar rate ~ % per cent. pef annum from date OF
sasae 70 the time OF redemption thal the time
So ne redemption period sDch sale viii ek-
= siA De sixty days AFTER TIE service Of this no
Ia wines. whereof J. j. NJ. Carson, city comp
"a and the Ofilcisi sea- " said city this 18Th day
,sesost, A. d. leg2 J. NJ CARSON.
IskA..l city comptroller.
sHrKrFF's kETCRS.
AYE OF Washington. county Of King. -
= RI NCOiery. sheriff ~ King county. state OF
Syealngton. DO Hereby certify that received the
s.sh hutce OF the leth day ot August, A. D 1891,
a. .>r the serson named ia said notice. and
sac person net De found IN said county,
s1ete Ia no person ira The actual possession 81
WISaa described in said notice
,ss 'Aess my hand sais 18Th day % August, 4. d.
]. Ii. Wp0I-EHN,
sheriff Of King county. wash
- hosERY HAMILTON. pepnty
viii iecs. Niles trsyel. =, 20 cents, paid
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed
State of Washington. county Of King, city OF


Seattle s..
Notice IS hereby given TO unknown owner, be-
Ing the person In WHOSE name the lands herein
alter descr bed were assessed, and to all other
persons Interested. that Peter Hay has presented
70 the city comptroe: 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 following, to- wit:
Lot In block 20 In Central Seattle addition to the
city OF Seattle in King county. state OF Washing
ton; that the amount for which said lands were
sold Is 81 So: that the same were sold by the city
Treasurer of said city To said Peter Hay on the
18Th day of July. A. %. / SOL. at the annual sale
for delinquent taxes of said city assessed for the
year 1890; that the amount required To redeem
sieh lands from such SALE exclusive of the costs to
accrue upon this notice. is the sum of $2.OS, to-
kether with interest thereon at the rate of twenty
per cent. per annum from date of said sale to the
time of redemption. That the time when the
oeinption period on such sale Will expire Will be
sxiy DAYS after the service Of this notice
In witness whereof, I, J. NJ. Carson. city comp
ird er Of the city OF Seattle, have hereunto set
hand ad the official seal Of said city this 18TH day
Of August, a. ID. l592 ]. NJ. CARSON,
lskAI- City Comptroller.
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sHrRrFrss RETURN.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
state OF Washington. county Of King. city Of
Seattle, S.
Notice is hereby given 30 unknown owner. being
the person in whose nsrne the lands hereinafter
described were assessed and 10 all other persons
interested that Peter Hay has Presented to the
city comptroller of the city Of Seattle a tax
certificate issued by the treasurer OF said city on
the 18th day of July. 4. ID. 1891, said land being
the following. to-Wit:
Ind \ lot s in block ?1in Bcren's addition to the
city of Seattei in kns county state Of w ashington;
$2g.25; that the were sold by the city treas.
urer of said city To said Feter Hay the 18th day
of July, A. d. 1891, at the annual sale for den-
guent taxes of said city assessed for the year $780,
that the amount required TO redeem such lands
from such SALE exclusive Of the costs TO accrue upon
this notice, is the sum OF S49.15. together with
interest thereon the rate OF twenty per cent per
annuin from date of said sale to the time OF re-
demption. That the ting when the redemption
period on sucn sale will expire will be sixty days
alter the service OF this nGtice.
In witness whereof, l. }. NJ. Carson. city comp
trolier Of the city OF Seattle have hereunto set nv
hand and the official seal ST said city this 18th day
OF August, A. u. 1892. }. NJ CARSON:
lsEAL-j CITY Comptrolief.
sHERIFF's RETURN.
State OF Washington. couaty of King, S.
l. j. III. Wooiery. sheriff OF King county, state OF
Washington, do hereby ce.tify that I received the
within notice the 18Th cay Of ugnst A. ID. 1892
and that l have made due and dig search and
inquiry for the person naiged in said notice. and
that said person cannot pc found in said county.
and there is person in the actual possession OF
the land described In said notice.
Witness my hand this 2bth day Of August, A. ID.
1892 }: H. woOLEkY.
Sheriff ef King County. Wash.
By u. l. MCGOWAN. Deputy.
sheriff's fees: Miles travel, 2, 20 cents; paid.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-06

almost the first thing bad cough at
tackled me- which nothing seemed able to
affect or relieve me of NY head and nose
stopped up Matter dropped back into my
throat aud hawked and raised phlegm all
the time. My eyes got weak and watery. A
little over a year ago the trouble took
another start and went down towards
my lungs Sharp. cutting pains would
shoot across my chest. My breathing passage
short, quick breaths, which was hard and
difficult, and would cause wheeling, rat
Ting sound in nv chest. The least sudden
eXertion would nearly overcome me. Ny
g cough got worse and would make my lungs
raw and sore. 1t all worked on me SO stead
lily believed
IHAD CONSUMPTION.
Food soured OH my stomach and caused
belching and rifting of gas. My energy and
ambition were gone, was worn out all
over When l would sit down my joints
would get stiff and sore, and 1t was pain
full effort for me to get up again.
Il went to doctors who gave me preScrlp-
TONS but the medicine had no effect what
ever, no more than if hadn't taken it at all.
/ got discouraged and just about gave up
hope of ever being cured. Then | began
reading the statements of different St. Paul
people who. suffering much as / was, had
been relieved of their trouble by Drs. Cope
land and Hunt. and in every instance recon.
mending them in warm words Well, l am
one of those st. Paul people now, aud happy
over it too l went to Drs. Copeland and
Hunt and am as fresh and bright and easy as
ever Their treatment and medicines were
mid and pleasant to take, but just what was
needed to restore me to health. l am sincere
in recommending them to any one suffering
as did,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-06

whose husband is an electrician with
the st. Paul City Railway company.
81 had been to number of doctors and
just simply got worse and worse all the
time. don't wonder at it so much now,
though, for some of them treated my
head and throat with APPLICATIONS AND
SPRAYS THAT MADE NE SUFFER TERRIBLY
WHEN THEY USED THEM AND WHICH FIRE.
QUENrLY BROUGHT ON PRoFUsE BLEEDING
FROM THE NOSE AND SPELLS OF CHOKING THAT
ALMOST KILLED ME. The treatment was far
worse than the disease and instead of help
ing me only made De worse. My head and
throat got into a fearful condition, Che pas
sages became dry and chapped-my throat
was so sore and so swollen--at times almost
cloSed-that COULD NOT SPEAK-could not
artcuiate a sound. Spells of headache and
dizziness would come over me, when every
thing would turn black before my eyes and
would stagger aud almost fall.
las grew worse the trouble extended far
Their down until my husband thought MY
LUNGS WE'RE AFFECTED-THAT IT WAS LEAD
ING INTO CONSUMPTION began to believe so.
too. l had a bad cough. My breathing was
short and quick. There was sore. tight
feeling in nay lungs and sharp. cutting pains
that would shoot through under my shoulder
blades. My appetite was very irregular:
everything ! ate seemed to lodge just before
it would reach my stomach and cause full,
tight smothered feeling around my lungs
and heart. l had frequent spells of heart
fluttering that would leave me week and ex-
hausted. My sleep was broken by dreadful
dreams, and | was just as tired i'll the morn-
ing as at night if not more so. / lost flesh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-06
Buckeye Iron Co.

This company has fine lot of ore on
exhibition in their offices, Pioneer Press
Building, this city. The ore comes
from the famous Buckeye and Diamond
mines. and assays &c per cent metallic,
0.36 phosphorus. The ore is pro-
nounced by the analytical chemist to be
of very fine grade of Bessemer. Work
is being pushed rapidly as the COM
pany claim they will be shipping ore
by July l. The machinery is being
placed. and work will commence on the
railroad as soon as the frost goes out of
the ground. As they have only six
miles of railroad to construct. their
pledge to ship ore at the time above
designated does not seem an unreason-
able one. With such men as eX-Gov.
Campbell and the other Ohio magnates
connected with the enterprise. its sue
cess lie assured. Gov. Campbell and the
Ohio directors will all be here next
week, and will spend ten days on the
property. Capt. Barrett has arranged
for sleeper and dining car, to be taken
to La Prairie. ank the party will sleep
and eat On them while out on the trip.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-06
NO REPORT READY

In the Wheat, Case-The Grain,
Growers Allowed to Prepares 10
Summary. f&
The legislative wheat investigating
committee was in session all of yester-
day afternoon considering the report
prepared by Assistant Attorney General
Childs, with view to being adopted in
part or in whole by the commission, but
the entrance into the committee roomsOf
Lawyer w. w. Erwin. Gen. Barr EFT and
one or two other gentlemen represent
ing the Grain Growers association
shortly after o'clock checked the COM
mittee in its labors. Mr.. Erwin and Gen.
Barrett asked the committee to allow
them to make an oral argument on the
summary prepared by Mr.. Childs, but
this the committee refused to do, coup
ling with the refusal the proyiso that
the representatives of the Grain Grow
ers' association would be given until
this afternoon to prepare and submit an
argument on MIR. Child'S summary or
prepare and submit summary of the
entire investigation as viewed by them.
The gentlemen retired without stating
what they would do. q
Grain Inspector ClauSen was called
before the committee and asked to for
mufate section relative to requiring
all elevator companies to weigh and
make public the grain in each elevator
at the opening and close of business
each day, aud also to make monthly or
quarterly reports. Mr.. Clausen promised
to comply with the request.
Mr.. Child's report, as submitted to
the committee, and roughly guessed at
by the various newspapers will be SO
materially changed before the commit
tee completes its labors that any at
tempt to publish it as the committees
report would be folly. The committee
itself refuses to make it public. ana
claim that alleged published summaries
of it are fictitious. The report of the
committee will be made to the governor
some time during the present week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-06
OF COURSE THEY ARE SORE.
Republicans Disgruntled Over the
Exact Letter of the Law.

oVCA thC
Exact Letter of the Law.
The Republican members of the coun-
Gil, AS we'll as the Republican city CON-
mittee. are very much disgruntled be-
cause the Democrats were TOO willy to
be caught in the trap that had been so
cuuningly laid for them. The special
meeting of the council that selected the
judges to serve at the polls for the COM
ing election was called at the instance
of the Republican members. They had
planned to have two Republican judges
i'll great many Of the election districts
under the adroit Subterfuge that the
second Repu blcan elected in each in
stance is a ProhibitioniSt. The Demo-
Gratis, however, followed a literal
construction of the law. The
party casting the largest vote
is entitled to choose the Judge.
the second to be named by tie
party casting the second largest vote.
and the third judge to be chosen by the
third political party in roint of the
number of votes polled at the last gem
eral election. The canvass of the elet-
ton returns reveals the fact that the
Farmers Alliance party polled the third
highest vote, and that party is surely
entitled to precedence over the Prohibi-
ton party. But the Republicans are
very sore because the Alliance men got
in. and they are heaping the bitterest
sort OF anathemas upon the heads of the
Democratic couneilmen. They deny
that the Alliance men are Alliance men
at all, but the fact is they were
chosen by the Alliance commit
tee, and it would be a mighty
strange thing for the Y's4party
to do to 90 outside their own ranks for
officers that the law gives them the
right to appoint. Moreover, to show
the unfalrness of the criticisms of the
Republicans, an examination of the
lists presented by the Republicans and
the ProIlibltionists show that the Pro-
hibitionistS recommended the very men
that had been presented at former
meeting of the council by the Republi-
can city committee for second set of
judges To be more explicit, the Re-
publican city committee presented the
names of two Republican judges for
each election district in the city. Aft
erwards the so-called Prohibition list
contained large number of the same
names that had been recommended as
Republicans good and true. This is a
true statement of facts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-06
A Musical Gem.

Both literary and musical people will
be interested in the Interpretation of
Shakespeare's midsummer Nights
Dream" to be given at the Peoples
church tomorrow night by Charles F.
Underhill, of New York. who will be
assisted by Samuel 4. Baldwin, the lat
ter playing Mendelssohn's music, in
Guiding the ''SherZo," the s'Nocturne,"
and the famous wedding March" with
other interludes and incidental music
through the piece. Mendelssohn wrote
this music to accompany the play at the
express command of the King of Prus-
STA. This is the first time on any plat
form in the West that an attempt has
been made to give this delightful ms
lange, which is as much an interpreta-
ton of music as the music is a melodi-
Gus rendering of the play. With two
first-clasS artists the bill ought to crowd
the auditorium.