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heroic SIzE.-"That is the statue7'
IL much larger than life size, isn't ts"
uo.u, yes; but no larger than he thought he
' aS Puck
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VOU can own nice piece Of land near city for
1 $50 and pay only So per month. FoLGER
4 QIRARDEAU.
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| OST, pocket book containing $40 40, either
II on Second avenue or on Abercorn street
car. Finder will please leave same at News
office.
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twenty minutes. NOT ONE HOUR after read
Ing this advertisement need any one SUFFER
WITH PAIN
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EOR RENT, s-room house. modern CON
a veniences piazzas on two stories; corner
west Broad and Berrien streets Amply 10
II. t. BECKETT, on premises.
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t'Ok RENT or lease, premises on Wayne
street, between jefferson and Tattnall
streets, store barroom and out buildings: pos
RIVERS - "a
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Observations taxa AZ Ils sans nonenS Of
slime at all s5Astol % Tor tls Moang4 Naws
SAVANNAH. Nov. !. 7:S5 p. NJ. oikY sima
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DIR. D. laROChe, AuctiOneers
THIS DAY, in front OF our SaIesrooms. I52
BAY STREET, We will sell to the highest bid

ONE FAST HORSE q minute),
Fine BUGG Yand HARNESS made to order,
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CTRAYED, maltese kitten with ribbon and
- bell on its neck. Reward II returned to 1865
Taylor street.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With tho Auditor
Xssterday.


Real estate transactions from January 1, 1892,
to date are sl,S7i,76l There were fled for
record yesterday % deeds, the considerations
aggregating sl7,l0i, an average of S756.6S Fol-
lowing is the list furnished by Osborne,
Tremper & Co., abstraetors OF title, lilo Cherry
street. between Front aud Second
w. j. Ritman to q. j. Ritman, part lot 10,
block s, Carries supl plat, st5O.
7. W. Rochester TO F. Ronkendorf, lot IS, block
s, Albion Heights add, $50.
Il. A Chisholm TO I. Roukendorf, lot 16, block
8, Albion Heights add, 500.
4. J. Baker TO Charles Verd, lot 15 block %.
Gilmans add, $500
United states OF America to William Kruger
lots 3 and 4, see 2, q, 2, s..
Alex Prentice to John Robinson, IL lots in
River Park, 1850.
]. W. Wright TO J. W. Clemens, lots 90 q and
%, block s, Repgstorts add, $3.50.
Emma A. Thomas TO r. Il. Devine ct al, lots 2
ana 8, tract ?, block a." Georgetown. $3.50.
T. W. Denton 10 F. La Belle, lot 3, block 1919,
Salmon Bay Park add, $40.
J. C. Elsey to William Behring, q NV ne,
sec -, %, 4, $1,000.
United States of America to ]. II. Green, 100
William Harris ri: to P. l. Ruukel, lot 1, block
H. Lake Union add, $3.50.
J. K smith 10 =. J. Rooney, - lot s, block S,
Boron & Denny's add, s. 900.
NJ. NJ, Collins to j. II. Rae ct al, lot 2, block
II, Madison street add, $50
W. : Ritman TO u. /. kitman. jr, lota and T.
block Is, Eastern add, and other land fl,1j0.
g. Robinson to A. Il. Bailey, y lots l and q
block ?, Home add, {l21.
l. b. Parsons to L. Henchling, lots ii and II,
block Is, McCallister's add, ST..
N. c; carp to J. NJ Hubbeil' part NV sec. Is,
26, 6, sl,509.
j. s Fassett to y. P. & P. s. 8. r. X. Co, right
ofway,s ST.
Emily sIauson to Fanny Campbell. lots 10 and
H. block -, Salmon bay park, 800
u. I. Denny ct al To Fl $. Turner, LOT 9, block
IS, Denny-Fuhrman add, 81
r. y. Jetfery TO J. ID. Weir, lots and 2. block
4, DELI point add, s..
William Franseu TO n. G. Rose. lots IL and y,
block 10, Kirkland Synd I'd, 500.
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THE HOP MARKET.
NEw YORK, Feb Hops are rather unsettled
owing to lower prices for futures on the hop ex-
change. The offering included: Common,
22lsc; good brewing, 2S3se; prime, 24l5c.
The foreign market is unchanged.
MERCHANDISE
Hops-weak; Paeifcs, l90D22c
Coffee-0ptions closed steady, Is to IS points
up. sales were 5000 bags, including: Febru-
airy. slS.15(Gl3.35; March. $iS5O(D1355; April,
Sl1759i2 80; May, 81. 7o9gl2.71. Spot Rio-Firm;
No. 7, 14} s9el414c.
compensatory, 500.
Tfn-Steady; Straits. $3.50.
Lead-Steady; domestic, $40.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The wheat market was weak
today and lower. The opening was from 10 to
3sc per bushel lower than yesterday, became
weak and declined sc more. rallied 5sc, then
declined sc and the closing was l0e1sse lower
than yesterday. Receipts were $4,000 bushels;
shipments, $4,000 bushels.
se14c..
Corn-Firm; cash, 4oc: May. 41sc.
Oats-Steady: cash, 2Si Sc; May, S0ss(pSoAcl
Rye-Quiet 79c.
Barley-5SG60c
Flax-Quiet; CSC.
Pork-Easy; cash, S. 50: May, SlI.9o
Lard-Easy; cash, s.. 42l 500 As; May, $500.
shoulders-si 621@tg475; short clear, s6.009
sos; short ribs, *5.771a.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Feb. Cattle - Receipts, 1900;
steady; good to choice steers, 81. 5O(15: others,
s3.009i.l5; stockers, $lSJlp2s5; cows, sL5ao
80
Hogs Receipts. 1900; fairly active ana
higher; rough and common, s425a430: mixed
and packers, st45(1L5l; prime heavy and
butchers weights, SL50sdo46 co: light, 81 35(3450
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; weak; native ewes,
1904; mixed, s4.10(1L50: wethers, s5(G605;
Texans, $3.50; Westerns, 81. 9o0g505; lambs, $50
gas.
BOSTON STOCK MARKET
Boston, Feb 2-Closing:
Atchison ...-...... 40 Burlington ....... 10sA
Mexican Central. 19lsBell Telephone. 2oSs2
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
WHEAT STOCKS IN WAREHOUSE.

WHEAT STOCKS IN WAREHOUSES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2-The stocks of wheat
in the call board warehouses Of the state on
February aggregated JOG, coo tons, as against
l55,0OO tons on January l, 1892
THE STATE OF TRADE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. The vegetable mar
ket shows no material change. Potatoes and
onions continue in ample supply. Receipts
this morning were thirty-two boxes of aspara-
gus and three boxes of mushrooms from Sacra-
mento. No Los Angeles vegetables have ar
rived.
The market for dairy produce is dull. Re-
ceipts continue to come IN freely, and light
demand has caused a further decline in tho
prices of butter and eggs.
The fruit market is quiet at quotations. Two
car loads of oranges and two of apples arrived
this morning, and the market is overstocked
One car load of Wisconsin cranberries came in
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Flour, quarter sacks. 5000;
potatoes, 5000 sacks; wheat, 10000 centEls:
seed. 5000 sacks; oats 1000 centals; hides. 49,
coo; rye, 1909 eentsls; wine, 1000 gallons;
beans, 200 sacks; brandy. 5000 gallons.
Floulr-Fami!yy, extra, s. Loo per barrel;
bakers extras. % l5tG).23i superline, g. 2sdA A.
Wheat-$l 1ztGl.bO per GENITAL for good ship
ping qualities; $L6ll4 glC25s per GENITAL for
better article; choice milling wheat. si-6713 per
GENITAL.
Barley-Feed. 90c for dark coast; 81 for good
quality; n0r4Gloal9 for choice; brewing,
sL071 5G9l. 12l 2sper GENITAL.
Oats-surprise. sl.50l9l. 57lz; milling, s1.4oCg
La; good TO choice, si@2i z0Di.40 OFF grades.
sL25Gl.S0; gray, sl32l9 GLS712 black. 1850
Lao per GENITAL for Oregon, aud sL50Gl.75 for
California
Corn-Large yellow, 81. 2l593l25; small yell
low, sl.27i4Gl3o; white, nominal, at si.5o per
GENITAL.
Wool-spring: Foothin, per pound, i6(9lse;
northern, ls922c; Nevada, l5GIse; Oregon val
lev, lS(G2le. Eastern-Light, le{Glsc; heavy,
l0Bl3c. fall-Mountain-Lighta ana free, llgl2c;
heavy and poor. 99l0c. Plains--Heavy and
poor Ease; good, gsiCc. Lambs-Poor to-
choice, S9l2e. Northern-Free choice, lJDl6c;
detective, i3(glfc.
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer season, 81. els<
o. .625z; closing 81 62ss
Bafley-BuYer season, sL0l14l9Lo2sss; closing,
$LUI$s
FIEANCIAL
Drafts Sight, Doc; telegraphic, 271{c. Sterling
bills-Bank. $780,; sight. SiE1z; commercial,
sis52. silver bars-9O14 l1N5zc. Mexican dol
lars-12l aQy75c.
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PRODUCE MARKET


ihere is general upward tendency in the
live stock market, and beef cattle and sheep
nave been advancing right along, the price
having gone up about y cent the first of the
week. There is no change in the grain market,
and 1t Is reported that some OF the mills are
shutting down in consequence of the high
price for wheat. The result will probably be
an advance in -four
The hop market is weak, with downward
tendency in prices. Dealers say it is the re-
suit OF q falling off in the demand and decline
in prices in Europe.
The report of the recent fur sales in London
shows a marked decline in nearly all kinds of
furs from the prices received at the previous
sales last fall. Following is the report of sales
of c. NJ. Lampson & Co.:
Goods offered-l0,000 beaver skips, 900 mar
Ten, l,6o0 lynx. $500 white fox, 500 wolverine,
1850 wolf, 1000 bear, 100000 muskrat, 10000
raccoon, $1,000 mink, $4,000 skunk and 1900
hair seal. Result of sale-Black and brown
bear declined 10 per cent. muskrats 81 TO - per
cent and beaver - per cent. Marten advanced
5per cent, lynx 20 per cent. and Russian sable
10 per cent. Large quantities of goods were
also offered by the Hudson Bay Company, Gull
verwell, Brooks & Co. and Good, Rigg & Co.
Regarding the decline, C. l. Hubbard said yes
terday:
The previous heavy decline in seal, the open
winter and poor trade throughout the United
States and extreme hard times in Europe have
certainly caused the general decline. Further
reduction may be expected at the coming March
sale, especially on sea otter, silver gray fox,
land otter and fisher, these goods not being
offered at this SALE 1t should be noted that
skins which declined the heaviest are prin-
elpally the product OF this locality.
JoBBING TRADE.
Jobbfng prices continue very steady, the only
changes being a slight advance in ArbuckIe's
and Mokaska coffee and also an advance in
dressed meats corresponding to the advance in
live stock Corn is 81 lower and poultry has also
declined somewhat.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty -four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Northern Pa
cific, 1877 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 70
tons: Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern. ITO tons
BY water-Alaska, l, 900 tons; Mabel, 6S tons; J.
K. Mcdonald, 30 tons; Puget Sound d. Alaska
Steamship Company's boats, 81 tons; State of
Washington, q tons. Total shipments, 2,44S tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REoEGPr4
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northeru Paci-
fc, 3S4 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 10 tons;
Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern. 10 tons. Total
receipts, AGO tons.
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New Corporation. Formed.

Articles of incorporation were fled with the
county auditor yesterday by the Washington
School Furniture Company, the capital stock
being placed at $4,000. The ineorporators ars
George W. Chapman. Charles b. Patterson and
George T. Miller. Articles were also aled by the
Ninth street Grocery Company, with Christian
Carlson, Otto Roseleai and sigwart Carlson SIS
incorporates The capital stock il liked at
..
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Feo 2.--Dealings ia the stock
market continue TO show decreased volume.
Selling was free IN the forenoon, but later the
covering by shorts became pronounced, and a
decidedly strong temper was developed n fnAl
trading. Distiilers showed wide fluctuations,
suddenly advancing per cent. in the morning.
as quickly falling of one per cent This did
not affect the remainder o! the market and
sugar rose per eeat Western Union showed
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DROPOSED AMENDMENT NO LEA PROP
L o-Eion % amend section u Of article nine I'M
o. she fFeeholders charter adopted October i, \.
j. 1850,
Resolved ThSt section IA Of article nine TX OF
the gree holders charter be amended - 70 reAd
as follows
SECTION - TIE clty council shall on or before
tie first Monday iu September IN each year by
ordinance tx the rate If lakes 10 oe levied, and
levy the HpJu all taxable property, both reAl
and personal Ia the city needed 10 raise suleieuL
revenue 10 carry On the g. ffereut departments 81
the municipal government for the ensuing fiscal
vear prov i8sd. that Al he making al sucA levy ia
September - Ass-, a.sG IA each subsequent year,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. Bar silver, Al e-l6d. Con-
soils. 95l1 Bullion paid into Bank OF England
today on balances, $4,000. Bank of England
discount, per cent.
BREADSTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2.-Wheat-Demand poor.
No. 2 red winter, dull, rs sd; No. 2, red spring.
rs Cd, easy.
Corn Demand fair for spot and good for fu-
lures spot, As 81 ID, steady; February, Is 81 "a,
steady; March. Is cad, steady; April, Is Il ID.
steady.
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA, Feb. Especial Tho wheat mar
ket was quiet and even lower today Prices
bid by shippers were way below sellers views,
and very little changed hands. Charters have
been made at 20s for iron vessels. Quotations:
Club, 97c; blue stem, 81. Receipts-Wheat,
Is cars
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A Physicians CIR. to Humanity.

Weak men restored to perfect manhood by
the Great Australian remedy, free. Address,
Box 1901, can Francisco Cal
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I'D UOllIeNaFus u TIE CD
house of delegates This 18th day Of Jan

nROPoSFD AMEN DMENT No "a PRO
L position to amend article w. Of ne fsee fee
holders charter, adopted octoper i n. ~ AcSp'
by r pealiug section of said article.
Resolved That section eight 81. % article NJ
teen tNN.). Of the iTecholdsrs cheEltt sIGtSeI
October l. 4. d. 1890, De and the same hereby Is
repeated $500 49,, .>,,.-D sr,,rrn>y
y Eve 80 and six idl, u article niteen y D 81
the frrelolaers charter. adopted October !, 4.
- I.4eoiyed That section Eve o. Of article Of
teen * - OF the IRE holder charter DE sAended
81 a. 10 read a follows; ,-,,,
SECrEaS ;. he ga 1oration coansei siiai4 nave
fan supervisory control OF al thr htisA'oh % we
city ard shall appoint some cCn.etelt H~ia SUI
bic a-Iuruey as assistant Tor whose %eis ne
shall he responsible who shau serve during The
pleasure OF the corporation counsel stl De SHOWN
- 80 civ attorney. provided. that tGe C.ty ri
torney elected as the general election CT IH"@
shall serve a. such assistant aud ~ Slaect 10 The
pr0VI<iuus q This amendment during TIE iSssn
Tor which ne shall have been elected said
city attorney. subject 10 TIE supervise q
ths corporation counsel shat perform the
cutfas set scrth 10 section SIX 'b3 ot tHls
article and such other duties A. may oe required
Of him bv the corporation counsel. The CORPORA
too counsel ell ii also appoint : e.rrs or stem
poFatinn counsel a. his orfc5 nnh else" mere, ana
~ Rr MS direction do such c.ertcai or eIcS aplc
Nork art.eTiaiulng 20 The business OF the c..y -
NAV a. required Aim ar her. said CLERK shA oe
rgrsava L. az the pleasure Of the orp3TAilon @oln-
e. and shall receive s-ch co'aprosattpa a. tAS
city council by ordinance nay detef-iltts-
feSrlVrf That Se-Glan o o. a Iclr Nv. Of the
frecho.deTs charter De amended 50 IS 10 FT'id IS
follows: e.. -. 4 -
10 conduct all prosecutions ,oT public ontnses COM
rlittei sz nst any OF the ordinances q TIE c4iN,
ana appear for tia; purpose IA any coatt y iefsia
the same may be peu1iHS- II sttAt. - -
dutv to commence actions on ell forfeited tAii
hanas within thirty DAYS Sffer they are declared
forfeited and shall diligently prosecute tAr same
cent by The authority 81 the CITY c0Gie4L Nhta
Judgment las been rendered Ia al action o. a p-li
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much strength and Is up 2 per cent. tonight and
distillers las per cent
Government bouds-FirTn-
Petroleum-6lis.
FINANCIAL.
Money on call-Easy at 1902: closed, offered
tia. Prime mercantile paper, 81 sl9o5a. Ster.
ling exchange-Firm: sixty day bills, AS45S;
demand, AS6i.. Bar silver, 9g &C.
BONDS
Z. S. 4s (reg)...... II6isU. S. 2s....-.....leo
As tcoupons) i65aPacifc 6s........saios
sR7i
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p4BNRROE Frs,

NEONEY-IF YOU NEED MONEY on
VI watches. dianlsGds aGy lCis Of value,
cal on Uncle Harris, 20a Washington street, op-
pcSlts Standard tAeater.
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TITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-NOTICE Is
~ hereby tiVen thar the assessment roll for the
Improvement of Fifth and Republican streets ere
sted by ordinance No. 1873. entitled An ordi-
nance to provide for the improvement Of Fifth an
Republican streets, ia the city OF Seattle, under
local Improvement district No. is. from Duwamish
street Lake street, BY grading and constructing
sidewalk each side thereof" ha. been certified TO
me for collection and that unless payment be made
OF such assessments within thirty DAYS from and
after the date of the frat publication of this notice
such assessments shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at he rate of 10 per cent per annum
until paid and the delinquent shall be entered
on the annual tax roll for the year against
each lot and parcel delinquent. aud with interest
tirTe fixed for the payment OF city taxes shall be
collected such taxes are collected, and each lot
parcel delinquent shall be sold for the amount
Of such Mt with interest and costs at the
time and In the manner ana BY the same authority
as lands and lots are sold for city taxes
WILLIS L. AMES. City Treasurer
Date Of drst publication, Seattle, Wash, January
25 1892
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CITY NOTICES.

a.,
s ev',. betFeen the cost OF so connrs,lnr s,,,n
snrb ca, ao the amount unpaid b. said civ r1non
or voia 49, - - me tlrIe the same became ended
anv - hereby prohibited from entering into
RS ,.tdct Tor the doing # any work or laoor or
60 81 furnishing of any skill or material NH
shs,ir I , VINO, within two years prior thareio
ne. lave maize default in the payment 81 anv
e, s a or material furnished pursuant TO any
M so.sIact with such party, or with auv person
a.ss t.hln TWO years PRIOR thereto shalt Iava
1919 ned abandoned. surrendered or failed TO cSra
Ized o. ay seen contract except as herein author-
81 t6 no s.Ali nave failed to comply with any
ruary, 1892. p W I IGS~ ~ en-
r.., President House OF DELEGATES
ruary, 1892. AfI RI. III CD
. President Board of Aldermen
AppfoVed by me this LIST day of eort,arv Tsa2
GEORGE w. HALL Mavor.
fHeu oy me this lst day f February 1897
II. w. MILLER city clerk
oaee OF hrst publication February . 1892
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I,IR-T-CLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
property In al parts OF the city for sale CORE
sponGenCe solicited ". r. iedserwood real "a
tata agent successor TO Lewis & Ledgerwood, room
% SULLIVAN bIoek.
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CITY TREAsURER'S SOTICE-SOTICE Is
Y hereby given that the assessment roll for the
in proyeIneat II Third >tFret. Gated by ordl-
nance No. .~53. entitled AN ordinance 10 pro-
vide for the Improvement OF Third street in the
city 81 Seattle, under local Improvement district
No. =. from Lake street - Wall tTeet, by grad
iug and constructing q sidewalk on each side
thereof has bee certified 70 me for col lection and
that unless payment be made such assessments
within thirty "a from ana afr the date of The
fFst publication Of this notice, such assess nlents
shall become delinquent and sha bear interest AT
the rate OF % pr cent per aauum Uuill paid. and
tEe Gum deinq ueut snail he entered the annual
tax rrl for the current year AKA INST each lot and
parcel 50 de Inque . and with steTe c, lieced as
other taxes, and ifn paid within the time fixed
for lue payment Of city taxes shall be collected SIS
such taxes are collected, and each lot parcel
ceiinquefE sba be sold for the amount Of such as
ss.sment Win interes and costs a. the time and IN
the manner and by The same authority lands aal
lots are sold city taxes
WILLIS l. ANES. City Treasurer
Date Of first publication seattle, Wash, January
IS. 1892
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CITY TREASURERS NOTTCE-NOTICE Is
" hereby given that the assessment roll for the
improvement of Fourth aud Harrison streets
created by ordinance No. ST., entitled IAN
ordinance 10 provide for the Improvement of
Fourth and Harrison streets, ia the ~ of : atfle
under ocai Improvement district No IA from pu-
vanish street 10 Lake etTeet, by grading and con-
struct.ns q sidewalk on each side thereof has
been certified 10 me collection and THAI miles
payment De made of such assessments within
thirty days from and after the nrst publication OF
this notice such assessment shall become dein-
euent shall bear interest at the of 10 per
cent. per annurn until paid, and tue sums deu-
Gu shall be entered on The annual roll tor the
current year against each lot aud parcel so Gein-
guent. and with in crest collected other taxes
ard ii not paid within the time nXed for the paw
are coll eCtei and each lot or parcel dellnqu~ut
sEal. be sold for the amount Of such assessment.
with interest and costs the time and Ia the man
ner ana b. tie same authority as lands and lots
arr sold for CITY taxes.
WILLIS 7. AMES, City Treasurer
Tate Of first publication Seattle, Wash. Janu-
az -. 1892.
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NOOK BINDERT.

~ ANTHoNY'S BISpERY. BLANK BOOK
manufacturers, Washington street, corner
Commercial, rooms / and Terry block, Seattle,
Wish.