davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-09

knew, Jabe had bust into the room a.
wavin' a paint-brush, an callin' out;
oh, Clorindy! the pig -sty's all finished,
an the barns painted a beautiful red. ,
His clothes was all covered with paint,
but he went right down side O. the
bed. an put his arms clean round
Clorindy. an they both cried like two
children. Then he sat an held her
hand while he told MS how he'd been
workin' more stiddy on 'em lately, an
that when he heard Clorindy was sick,
he made up his mind he wouldn't look
her in the face till they was both fin
ished, an the other jobs about the
place. An he'd only finished the barn
just that minute. Then he says:
'Clorindy. when IL you marry me?'
An she says: Tomorrow, Jsbe.' Then
he kissed her an went away.
Her mother an me never sus-
picioned she'd be able to even get mp
short of week, but her strength
seemed to come back all of suddent
They was married this afternoon at
the minister's house; an Clorindy's
u other said her checks looked s pink
as when she was young girl"
There they be now!' suddenly ex'
claimed Miss Elvira-
Hand in hand, Clorindy and Jabe
stood on the narrow ridge watching
the setting sun, and as the last rays
faded away in the distance, the man
stopped and reverently kissed the
woman by his side.
81 can't seem to sense 1t" said Mira
Stetson, softly, "that Clorindy's story
IS really come to an end an that she's
goin' to be just like other folks now. =
Kate Erskine, in Christian Union.
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ORDINANCE NO 2,4Sl.-AN ORDINANCE
~ to amend section of ordinance No 22SI,
entitled An ordinance providing for the regula-
ton of the business of plumbing in the city of
Seattle and to auth orize the granting OF license
1892 Az
BE it ordained BY the city of Seattle as follows:
- SECTION l.. That section of ordinance No.
[,2sl. emitted IAN ordinance providing Tor the
regulation of the business OF plumbing in the CITY
OF Seattle aud 10 authorize the granting licenses
tnereior' Win penalties, approved August 10,
1897 be and the same is hereby amended so as to
read as follows:
See. z When mpaint Is made against anv
person having license as plumber that he negli
gent in the performance of his work or has vio-
lated this ordinance. or any of the ordinances of
the city relating TO the plumbing of buildings said
board shall give such person notice TO appear he
lore them at any time and place, and IL such com.
may revoke the license of such person such
person may appeal from the decision of the board
by filing with the city clerk written petition al
dressed TO the city council setting forth the facts
the receipt of such petition provide for hearing
before joint convention of the council. and after
such hearing the city council may by ordinance
disapprove the action OF the toard and continue
In force the license of such person. II such neti
ton De bled with the city clerk within four days
after such person is notified of the action of th,
board. the filing of said petition shall suspend the
revocation OF the license until action thereon by
the city council.
This amendment shall apply to licenses revoked
before as well as after the taking effect hereof,
and IL any person whose license has heretofors
been revoked shall file his petition of appeal In
me manner herein provided. within four days
after the taking effect hereof, the revocation OF
MS license shall ne suspended until &C; ion thereon
by the city council"
Sec. =. This ordinance shall take effect and be
In force from aud after its passage and approval
approved by the mayor; otherwise IL shall tax,
effect al the time it shall become a law under the
provisions of the city charter.
Passed by the board OF aldermen the eth day Of
December. 1892. and signed by me in open session
in Authorization of its passage this 9TH day OF
December, 1897 j. T. SWEENEY
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed by the house of delegates the 9TH day OF
December. s92, AMI signed by me in open session
In authentic ton OF Its passage this 7th day OF
December, 1892. J. =. KIOEBER
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this otn dayof December 1872.
j. L. RONALD, Mayor.
Filed by me this Sih day Of December 1892
GEORGE J. STOSEMAN, City Clerk.
Published December 10th, 1891
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded i'm the Auditors One
Yesterday.

Deeds Recorded i'm the Auditors Once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1892,
are sl5,0l2,1oL There were filed for record
yesterday ID deeds, the considerations aggregat-
ing s26),573, an average of Sl7.37l53 Following
Is the list az furnished by Osborne, Tremper &
Co., abstractors of titles. ll5 Cherry street. be-
tween Front and Second:
". II. Nicholas to G. l.. Raymond, mines. 81.
J. A Ward to E. w. small, undla lot 5, block
20, Moss add $780,
lauron Iugeis to Blaine & De Vries. lot Is,
block 20, East Seattle. Si50.
J. A. Gould to j. w. Milbury, lots to T. block
9, River Park, $780,
s. =. l. and l. TO- TO Emil Legas. lot Z, block
%, South Park. SIS
Watson c. Squire to Union Trust Company,
part lots y 8, block 6, Maynard and other land,
$25J,000
Il. E. Davis to Archibald Adair. lot 8, block /,
EngiewOod 5000
sarah kosenthal to Andrew Hansen, lot II,
block 3, Heusts add. 800
J. A. Livingston ct al. TO II. T. Whitney, lot 2,
block %. Pontius ID, $500.
George f. Smith to John Hogan. lots to 6.
block AZ, aud to G. block a., Ladds add, 1000.
l. +. Cook TO II. L. Olmstead lot s. sec. 9.22-3,
and other land, 81.
- H: c: Raymond to J. B. Wright. lot 5, block 81,
fesler's LIST, 81
J. II. Hawley TO c. ". Arnold, lot S, block 80,
iesler's LIST, sass.
n. T. r. K. Co to William Gunter, lots 8 and
9, sec. 1925, 500.
William Gunter to Eliza A. Hart south half lot
8, sec. 1928. $500.
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A Djuloma yender Arrested,

DEs MolSEs, Dec Sine man Van Ageebach.
recently mentioned in London cable
grams as connected with diploma
factory, has been found in Pella, Ia,
He has been operating there for some
time. acting secretary OF what he called the
National University of Illinois, which was sup
posed to be located in Chicago Van Agcle-
bach has been granting certificates 20 many
applicants. Official recognition at last
taken OF him through the state board OF medical
examination. who had reason 10 believe he
had been trying To dispose of medical diplomas.
II ia asserted that he Offered diploma
for $50, making certain conditions. Tire state
board has referred the matter 20 the attorney
general OF the state Van Agelebach claims
he is al innocent man. anu II there is anything
crooked about the alleged university he has
been duped. He has been doing a large bust
ness and had great income
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demand. Onions were active. String beans and
green peas are getting scarce. Tomatoes were
IN good supply and dull. Asparagus sells
slowly.
There ia little doing in fresh fruits. Large
consignments OF apples have weakened prices a
httie- Grapes were more plentiful but poor and
prices lower. persimmoas were plentiful, but
IN light demand. Citrus fruits were active.
Produce receipts-Flour, 900 quarter sacks:
whest, 5000 centals; barley, 1900 eentals; oats,
i,oo SACKS; potatoes, 6,oOo sacks; bran, 1900
SACKS; wine, 1900 gallons.
flour-Famfly extras, S. 9G[1i00 per Dbl; ba-
keis extra, - 1904 90; supertne, $2.6e(93 10.
"heat-No. | shipping. sf.25(gi.26l4; milling
Barley-Feed. s0GsII1c per GENITAL for dark
coast: s21aSoSa4c ior good quality: s5c for
cholce; brewing. s7ls(I9jc; Chevalier. sLla0
Ll113 per GENITAL for standard; 9oe(gSl. 90 for
lower grades.
Osts--surprise, sL4sci so; milling, 1850
LsItS fancy feed, sL371aG5i4o good to choice
,eed, ~ St9i. 30; off grades. sl.letGl25; black,
$Lo59i.lo Tor common; 81. 22latGL25 for choice
lof Seed gray, $l.2EGl3o; red $ll2jzQ91.20 Per
GENITAL.
Corn-sl1l01ts for large yellow: s. o5S4I OIL (
white.
CALL BOARD
Call board sales-Wheat, buyer, December,
N25}s: May, 1850 gal 3oss4< closing at $l.301S
barley-May, Si]2 gs6c, closing at sac; De-
cemDer, oi(Gs2l4c, closing at SIC.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight. l7I3c telegraphic. 22lzc. Sterling
Hs5 silver bars-s322s SsSlac. Mexican dollars
--67(G6TIac.
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CRY NOTICES..

NoniCE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
Improvement district No. SO for the improve
and hearing thereon W. -'"o-'
90 lice Is hereby given that the assessment roll
,srs .oetsi improvement district No 81; for the inn
Geanent OF Busa street. from jackson street 10
beat aa street street, under ordnance No 23o2 has
-. reported by the board cf public WORKS
uis city council OF the city OF Seattle
ILL., rs now on file in the Office of the
10y CLERK and the same is now oI,en for pnhiic
iinspecnon at said o.hce and viii remain oman Tor
t,ps,Cs1oa until Friday. the SDth dav OF Dec.m.
So al O'Clock p m, ana all persons inter
are hereby required TO appear before the city
sIttl IN Joint session 10 be held In the connect
sioer ofthe house OF delegates in the c!tv nall on
a,rsuay' the Soih day of December 1892 az :
100 osoek p M and make objection thereto AT said
Inc vi % nxed The council will consider anv and
-; 90 ooeetlons made, and will make such eorrrc-
"a said ron as IL deems jls. aut VIII ths.,
GeHuct the amount Of such cost assessed spa;ns,
s. as crossings (Which shall be paid from ,hs
eesetaI road fund OF the cirv) and win than bv
az, ThNhoe approve such reil aus, lew and asses,
sbe amounts thereof agains. eaca parcel ana lot
shomn IN sad roll, aud declare the same a len
'e "a 81 oFusfea D. the city council
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN.
Data or Citv Clerk of the City of Seattla
hrst publication December 10. 1892.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
THE NORTHERN.


Jay Sedgwick. Tacoma G " ST Clair, San Fran
I Weiter, New York J s Howell, do
Z A Wahlin, ri Angeles W Everiag, Townsend
De Frances, Tacoma " " Higgins, st Louis
Lane, do + " Mitchell, Portland
A Conn, Chicago + + Thaycr, do
Washburn, san Fran Geo Nelson, Tacoma
Huke. do W James&w. Is Diamond
kroft, do Rely, Anacortes
w Oatman. do NJ l. Davis, sultan City
FMJeweli&w, 1ndianap q Mills, Olympia
j Ill Nilnot, spokane W II Rodan, San Fran
boy, Wna.com ID Mum, Westminster
Moeller, Clear Lake John Heudry, do
Howard, Fairhavn c Gilmore, Maine
THE ARLINGToN.
" II Smith, Mt Vernon " II Moser, Portland
A Robson. Quilcene WEWhmerding IL why
CaptHorue. Pt owusendL lyon. Victoria
f II Dice, Exclr pys, Mo ID Mcclure. Portland
u W fTaker, do j. McAdam, ;
BFPat,en.Sw, Slaughter Co,nstoek, Helena
J McReavey. HoodsportG Black, Ceutralia
Il l Brown Is ", Everett q Kyle. Anacortes
J + Peterson, Richmond Z Kendall. Ia conner
+ Warner, Sedro T. l. Wood, City
] Anderson. Portland MrsRW oodng, Slaughtr
+ II White, do " Murdoch. Utsalsdy
A Boucher, Tacoma q Bert&s. Marysviile
Mrs j Vernon, Everett 4 Potter, FldalgoCity
X Vernon. do
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MINING sToCKA
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

new YoaK, Dec. 9-The Post London cable
says: The silver question is still paramount To-
DAY stock market was dull. There was further
fai In trustees executors and corporation shares,
which are now only one-tenth OF the prices OF
two years ago.
LONDON. Dec. a-Bar silver $3.50. Consols,
~ '-itd; Bank OF England discount, per cent
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 9.-Wheat--Demand poor:
No. red winter, dull, IS Sd No 2 red spring,
dull. 6s "a.
Coyn-spot demand poor; futures fair; spot,
steady, A. PAD; september, steady, Is ia;
January, steady, As I'D; January new, steady,
Il "a.
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JIVERETT-SE ATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE:
IA The new, fast and commodious steamer CI1'Y
OF ARER DEEM, carrying passengers and freight,
viii leave on the following schedule daily, exCspt
Sunday, commencing Friday. Nov. q, 1892: Sopth
bound-Leave Everett. 7:i5 a. m: leave Muki geo
$40 am; " hdmonds. a. m; arrive Seattle ltz
a. M; leave seattle 1850 a. m; arrive Tacoola,
1890 D. m. North bound-Leave acoma. l:3e T..
IN arrive Seatt e, $3.50 7. m: ave Seattle. 1880
r. m; leave Edmonds 5:4o p M; leave AukilceO,
$50 p. IN. arrive Everett, 6:i5 D. IN. Sundag-s-
Leave Everett a Returning. leave seattle
ABB p. III. Landings-Everett. Merchants no-k;
Seattle. Baker Il cos Dock: Tacoma, n. L. Do-k.
Agents Merchants Dock Co, Everett. IL. Az.
Baker & Co. Seattle telephone pa. J. T.. Harmon,
Tacoma; telephone ABS THOS. :. IEW,-
Manage
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK, Dec. 9-The stock market was
s'ise in all upward direction, Distillers leading
the advance in the morning on the announce
nent from the West of further advance In high
wines. In regard 10 the Western Union it was
definitely stated that responsible parties had
made Russell sage an offer for his holdings.
The close was strong.
government bOnds-Steady.
Petroieum-SteGdy, jSl &C.
SILVER.
NEW YORK, Dec. o.-f,ar silver, s3ssc
NEW YoRK, Dee. 9.-Ihe increase in the sup
ply OF commercial bills Will prevent the ship
neut OF gold tomorrow. Firms who generally
export gold say they may possibly ship some on
Tuesday next.
FISASCIAL.
Money on call: Easy; 81 zGsii9 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, a(g5 per cent Sterling ex-
chsnge-firm; sixty cay bills, $LSj1t9Ls6
BONDS.
u Il, registered 1i3 lU. $ Is, registered. 100
!. = Is, coupon. ia Pacific Is. ....... lO5
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LILY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty live minutsA
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Having been rebuilt, Is the finest passenger
steamer Oh the Sound. Regular daily and Susiday
trips, Seattle Tacoma route. rs follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Leave Seattle $50 a M. 1870 p m. and 500 :.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 1880 n M, 1880 q %. and $3.50
p m. sharp. Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma 2 a. IA. aud p. n. sharp.
Leave Seattle $3.50 a. N. and b p. m. sharp
Landing at n. 2. wharf, Tacoma, and Com .ner-
cial dock, foot OF Marion strest Seattle.
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Portland Grain Market,

PORTLAND. Dec. Especial. Wheat
and weaker; Valley, 81 lS1l.l7iz; walla Waila.
G.o7l4a9I.l0 per centsi. Receipts were 26,l7o
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Train Robbers Discharged.

GREAT FALLS Mont, Dec. Especial. The
four men. Ebaggh. Black Bass ana Hunt ar
rested some days ago Tor holding UP the west
bound train on the Great Northern near Malta
aud brought 10 Great FAILS, were arraCned be
fore the United States commissioner today a
charge az interfering with the mails. Al. were
dismissed for lack Of evidence on this charge.
bu; were Immediately rearreSted on E charge OF
;-aia-robbery Again three were discharged,
Bass alone being held Over.
Embc1xIer WatdeCk's Trial Day set.
SAN Francisco. Dee. S-Florian Wa,deck the
defsulting cashier of kshne y Co. who was
brought back from British Columbus, was
booked at tho city prison last evening upon
seventeen charges Of telOnious embezziement,
the complaints charging enlightenment ii the
aggregate Of s9,0o0 Judge Lowry today set the
exam nation for Tuesday next
The Best Is Always the Cheapest.
Ask your grocer for -four manufactured by
Novelty Mill Company.
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Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. Sick Headache fn6f.
eesnon. Constipation o. Costiveness we cannot
cure with Wesls Vegetable Liver Piila when The
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely vegetable, and never fail to give satsfac-
Ton. sugar Coated. Large boxes, IS centa b.
ware OF couaterfeiss and limitations The genuine
ooid By LErrREAD q CAwL8y. eos Front 81.
keAttle WaAh
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DORT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND, DUN
l. geness and seattle route.
TIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO.
Commencing Tuesday November J. 1892
Leaves daily except Monday follows: SeatEie
a m: Townsend 1880: arrives Port Angelo
H. m. Leave. Port Angeles p m: I;9rt
Tow nsend $50 p. m: arrives Seattle I'D r. IN.
Landings, City Dock, seattle: Tiboaps Dock, Fart
Tow nsend, Morse's Dock, Port Angeles
HATCH BROS
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-
Whatcom and Sehome. FarhAven, Samish, IN.
acortes, Fidalgo City, Utsssdy. Coupeyile, Laeg-
ley, Clinton Everett, Edmonds
STEAMER wAsCo
Leaves Merchants dock Tuesdays, Thursdk.s
and saturdays at o'clock Tickets for sgre
q; Cigy Ticket q fics so4 Second street
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T ACONNER ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAVES.

Leaves City Dock. Seattle daily excep. Sat =.
day III g p. III tor kamands. Clinton TuIAl@.
Brown Point, Langley. Coapevii.e, san Ia u a
Oak Haroor, Ctsa.ady and lacouneF. Retuyn e
leaves LAcoGner a. II. for Seattle, covering ~s
route. 4. GkkEN. Master:
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SAN tKANCiSCo MARKETS..
TEE SAFE oF TRAnE.

sAN thNClSou. Dec 9-~The vegetable mar
"a Gliei to1sy. with i.gh; arrivals Pota-
- were AEnier. with good local and shipping
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ports. at a M, December 2. 9. l6. Sand so
Tickets may be obtained AZ the ofice OF the c-m-
pany, at Ocean dock Seattle.
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last TIME
Il PORT GARDNER ROUTE.

Connects with boat for Snohomish. ConE:ects
with steamer Bailey Gatzert for Tacoma
Trips daily including Sunday.
To take effect Monday. September 10.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION Co
CLAUD TROUP, FRANK W. GoODHtG,
Pres Sscy
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL

Leaves Hatdelds wharf Tuesdays. Thu rsdays aid
Saturdays At a. tor Edm0nds. MuktIteo, Ecv-
erett, Marysville, lowell and Sa0homish
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CRY NOTICES.

ORDINANCE NO 2. &SS-AS ORDINANCE
~ providing Tor the execution and delivery of =
quit clsim deed from the city OF Seattle to Stp1irn
q. Flynn on set ten in AcNaughts extension "a
JuGSin's addition.
Whereas. The city Of Seattle now holds tar
deed on Tot ten (Iol In AcNaughtrs xfenslor, m
Ju1kiis addition. dated April 8, 1888. for county
taxes Ter tie year ISIS. and also q deed upon the
same lot Of the same date for city taxes for the
FeHr 1912. ana the aHloant required to redeem
sad lot from said safes is the sum OF forty-two
and 80 100 dollars si23O). and said LOT is claimed
70 De owned By Aimira @. Flynn, subject said
tax deeds. now. Therefore,
BE IL ordained by the city OF Seattle rs follows.
sktrIoN l. That The mayor aud city clerk %
AID they are hereby authorized and directed to
execute in the name Of tue city and seal with the
Official seal aad deliver % said Almira a. Flynn a
qUit cialm deed conveying 10 her said lot ten (i0D
IN McNaHghts extension 10 Judkin's addition.
oreF the sum Of f0rty-two and So-lO0 dollars
t-4Z so In payments OF said sums now due to-
estasf with the cost OF publishing this ordinance
IA the city Ollie al newspapers and shall also nrsc
pay any sEu1s that NAV be due owing by reason
of any assessment made said lot for any street
improvement said sums shall be paid within
Sixty days after the takiaG effect OF this ordinance
see :. This ordinance shah take effect and
Snail ne IN force from and after its Passage and ap-
prevail, II approved by the mayor; otherwise it
shall lake effect the ii IL shall become law
under the provisions Of the city charter
Passed by the board OF aldermen she 18th day OF
November. 1897. aud signed by IN open session
IN authorization Of its passage this 5th day Of
December, 1891. j. T. SWEENEY
President Board of Aldermen
Passed by the house OF delegates the sth tay Of
December, 1892. and signed by me In open session
IN naturalization of its passage this 9th day Of
december, iSS2- j. :. kIOEBER,
President House of Delegates.
approved by me this Sth day OF DecembeA
1872 J. r. RONALD. Mayor.
Filed by me this Sth day of December 1894
GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk.
Published December 10. 1892.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL.
~ Improvement district No. 81 for the improve
ment Of Willard street under ordinance No 1851.
and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roo
of local movement district No. 81, for the Ina
provement Of Willard street, from Depot sirsss
TO GOuid street. under ordinance D 1854.
has been reported by the board Of public WORKS
10 the CITY council of tho city OF seattle.
and Is Iow file in the Office OF the city cisrk,
and the same is open for public inspection ~
said Office and viii remain open for inspection
until Friday, tie 3dth day OF December, 1897, at
O'Clock o m. aud all persons Interested are hereby
required 10 appear hefFe the city council IN Joit
session to be held in the council chamber OF ne
house OF delegates In the city hall on Friday. The
3Oin day Of December. 1892, AZ > O'Clock p. m,p
and make objection thereto. At saif lime 40 hxed
tn. council VIII consider any snd all objections
made aal will make sEeh corrections ia said roll
deems Just, aI,1 vii. sea dednet tie amount
OF such cost assessed against street crossinge
(which sh All be paid from the general road fund a
The tItyi ana viii then by ordinance approve such
ro,i and levy and assess the amounts thereas
against each parcel snd lot shown Ia said roll. ans
declare the same lien thereon said matter maI
he adjourned 70 a later date 81 80 ordered By tae
ci.y council GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN.
City Clerk Of tine City OF 7eatslA
Date o. frst publication December 10. 1892
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DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows
For Alaska December 8 and 81

For San Francisco, via Port Townsend and Cic-
toris. at p. passengers received on board 81
p. MI December 8, 9, 10 20 and 80
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BAY INSIDE RoUTR-

FARE TO EVERETT, SOC
To NNOH tiilC
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GOODAL PERKINS & CO.
General Agents, san Francisco.
j. IT. JOHNSON. T. s supt. Seattle
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pEopLE's SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
oiock. Seattle. Washington. Capital. 1900 00O
Ohcers - Boari Of Trustees Bailey 0afzeyt
Pres dent; Jacob Furth. Vice President; Arthu,
A. Denny, second Vice President: James r. Har
6iodgeu Assistant Cashier: I. Schwabacher JohS
Leary, VIM T. Bailey, John Collins, otto Eanke
Transacts savings bAnk business exclusivefv
Deposits received from one dollar to ten thousand
dollars six per cent. interest per an mum allowei
on term andi our per cent on ordinary deposits
dividends declared the last day Of May and No
vemoer. Loans made on real estate or approved
cOllAte rails only.