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Portland Wheat Market,

PORTLAND, Dec. 3I.-lSpecial. -Wheat-The
local market presents no new feature worthy of
comment. Today practically no business was
transacted, and quotations are only nominal.
Sellers firm in their views, and ask
Ig715c above the market, but shippers
are heavily stocked. and although ton
mage due to arrive in the next
thirty days foots up over 1900 tons the
present supply will be more than sufficient to
meet all requirements, so that unless foreign
markets should take an unexpected turn little
active trading can be looked for earlier than
February. Quote: Valley, sL62l5GL65; Walla
Walla, s1.57l2gl60 Receipts, 4,s76 cenrsls
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THE NIGHT SCHOOL.
1t Moves Into New Quarters Down Town
The Report.

The night school viii open Monday night in
rooms on the floor directly over the Seattle Ma
tional bank. The change is made because tho
new location will be much more convenient for
attendants than the old quarters on the corner
OF seventh aud Cherry streets.
The annual report OF the board OF education
was issued yesterday I'm neat pamphlet OF lls
pages from the press of Ingrahan &c Coryell. It
contains the reports OF the president Of the
board, the superintendent of schools and tho
special teachers; there are also outlines Of the
courses OF study, directory OF teachers and
buildings, etc. Bound IN with the reading mat
ter are handsome half-tone cuts OF the Central
school, the South. the Denny. the Rainier, the
Olympic. the Columbia, the Fremont, the Msr-
Ger, and the T. T. Minor.
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Sales were l7.2s0 bags. intending: January,
Fl-a1; Aay, ILIugilc1 spot Elo-F!rrer.
sag4r- .aw-stsady Rsaus4-FirEer.
W0ol-EaSy: domestic. S-tl1sa
Copper-otg0ng. lake. January, nara
Lead-Easy; domestic. ff1&
Iln-Stsa4y: stats, $500
CHICAGO soAED % TsApx
CHICAGO, Dec. si.-Ths wheat rrarf.f was
dui. today Az fluctuations were condned 20 =
range 90 e. the market varying but slightly
from Yesterday, AMI c.os@d the same yesteF.
day. Eece. pts we're 5000 sasAss, shipments
were = GOD bushels.
WAeat-Q4iet; cash. 9lse; Nav, ssJ,a
Corn-EAsy; cash. s9lsc; Aay. asa
0ais-Qliei; cash. Sc. May, Ssse.
Rye-Quiet; SIC.
barley-G uicl: sec
fIax-Firm; 81 sCear<c.
NAY, silO5.
lI-ard--s.eady; each. ss071l; May. $40.
shoIltets-Sis7 s.sf5o: short clear. Sso0
CHICAGO LIVE srocK.
CHICAGO. Dec. l.-Csttle-Recsipss, $4,000,
active aud steady - stronger: top prices for
steers, $isNS5.s0; Others, .2SoGI47S; stocksrs,
Hogs-Beceipts, 5000: active: light grades
higher, the general market closing steady;
rough and common, SS7U(GS.75. mixed, S3s06a
s. e59io5; light. s3.-0Gs95
sheop-Reeeip.s, 400. active and strong to
higher: native ewes, sSoolSA25; mixed, ASo
@4sO; Tethers and yearllngs, S3.0oC3600i west
erns, A6ot9ol5; poor Texans, $2s1SGs5
ASSUAL REVIEW OF TIE WOOL NARKKH
BosToN, Dee. sl-The American B'ool and Cot.
ton Reporter in its annual review OF the wool
market shows tina. the stocks OF wool unsold in
the principal markets OF the United States, In
GLIDING Boston, New YORK, Philadelphia, Chi
cage, san Francisco St. Louis, Galveston, Troy,
Waterford, Providence, Albany, san Antonio
and Milwaukee, amount TO a total OF 7e,sl4,233
pounds. At the same time last year there were
6jg-o,SS2 pounds. Adding 10 the foregoing figures
the estimated amounts in the other markets
and the concealed supplies and wool in thu
pullers hands makes total supply of i06.E4,-
23S pounds, against o. sci, 6s2 pounds a year ago.
being an increase of lS.552.3jI pounds. The
prices OF domestic wool during the year on an
average declined about ceats per pound, and
Australian and other foreign woods fully cent.
During the greater part of the year an unusually
large amount OF foreign wool, notably Austral-
ian, has been sold in American markets, which
displayed an equal amount Of domestic fieeces,
which latter wss for a long period conspieu-
ously inactive and accommodating in quantity.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Boston, Dec 3l.-Closlng:
Atchison .......... 457s Mexican Central. tx
burlington. 1901 Bell Telephone ..2oo
san Dlego....-.... 10
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT RESo-

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REso-
- luton No. ~.
he u resolved by the hoard of aldermen and the
house Of delegates of The city OF Seattle in session
ksembleG:
That 10 is the intention OF the city council OF said
ay 10 improve Chestnut street. ia the city Of Sc
pi,e from Talbot street 10 knight street, in said
BIZ, hy grading and sdewa!king the same on both
ndes thereof
The estimated cost of grading, clearing and
Eah ing, excluding the crossings, - 5000;
Eil2: the total estimated cost OF said Improve
pent 20 be paid by the abutting property owners
$50 l5&; the estimated cost of constructing cross
walks II 1914: the estimated cost Of grading,
Hearing and grubbing crossings IS 500 90. 100.
thetotsl estimated cost to be paid by the ctg Of
fsate Is S54a So 100. and the cost Of the grading
iHd SidcwHlkiug of said street Is 80 be assessed
against the property abutting on said street pro-
eosrd 10 be improved as described above. and
mich said admitting property Is hereby declared TO
the property benefited by said Improvement
All persons owning any ahutting properly, as
leaned by section seven "a Of article eight
WILD OF the charter shall have fifteen DAYS
BON ana after The date at the first publication of
his resolution 10 file with the city clerk protests
against said Improvement
Passed board of aldermen this 2lSt day Of De
Amber 1891 !. - MILLER,
President Board Of Aldermen
Passed house Of delegates this = ST day OF De-
ember 1891. q. u. BAGLEN.
President pro tenn. House OF Delegates
Approved by me this I'D day of December.
1891. GEoRE W. HALL, Mayor.
FILED by me this 22d day of December 1891
H. ". MILLER. city Clerk.
Date Of first publication, this 2Sd day OF Decem-
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RAILROADS..

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
L the lire TO take TO all points East and
South It Is the DINING CAR ROUTE It
runs through Vestlbgied Trains every
Gay In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
no change of cars)
composed or Dining cars unsurpassed Pullman
Drawing Room Sieepers OF latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed, snd In which 40
commodations are both FaxE and furnished for
holOefS OF hrst or second-class tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
a continuous line connecting with all lines, A.
fording direct AMI uninterrupted service.
friIinan sleeper reservations can be secured IN
An'aHCe through any agent Of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
To ard from all points in America, England and
this company.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
For ST. Paul and East. 7:45 a. m.
For Wails WaIla and o. & w. I. points. 7:45
Portland and South, s:l5 a. M. Bpm.
For olympia, Is q. M . p. N.
For Montesano and Gray's Harbor, 6:15 q N.
Chehaiis and local, p. N.
For Tacoma and local, 6:l5. 7:45 and IL lis = M;
z. $3.50 and r. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE;
From ST. Paul and East $50 g. NJ
From Portland and South. 1905 a. m, $40 p.
FROM olympia, lO:O5 a. M, l:l5 p.
From Monteskno and Gray's Harbor, $40 d m.
From Chehalis and local lis .. IN.
From Tacoma end local ego and 1905 q N.
1:15, 430, $40 p. m, and LAS night.
Time shortened 10 hours between Seattle and st.
Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
day coaches, finest pa ace dining cars between Sc
attle, Tacoma and Portland direct. Daily service.
Full Information concerning rates. time of trains
routes and other details furnished application to
A. ID. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
III First ST., cor. Washington Portland, Or.
A. CHILBERG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner Yeser avenue and Com merciai
street, Olympic block, Seattle, Wash.
j. A. SADEAU. General A gent and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattle depot, foot of Third street.
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CITY NOTICES.

WITTY TREASrRER'S NOTTCE-THE FOL-
- lowing city warrants will be paid on presen-
ts9h at the city treasurer's office and in:eres.
a1io1vea after fifteen days from first publication
sive WHITE 49, f.ttv Trsss,r.r
Dste OF nrst publication December Is 1891.
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Notice.

All associated banks members OF the Seattle
Clearing House Association will be closed on
the Saturdays o. December u, 1s3i, and January
., ~, immediately following ths holidays OF
Christmas and Sew Years
ABEAR BAEKER, Secretary.
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last TIME.
PORT GARDNER ROUTE.

STE II z r GRE Y II q D
For FDMOEDS,
MUCkILrEO,
EVERETT
SWALLOWELL sEa
LOWELL.
Leaves City Dock. Seattle. daily at 8 4 m: arrfy.
Ing st Lowell at noon.
Leaves Lowell. ON return trip, al p. m. arriving
az Seattle at p. m.
Connects with steamer May Green for snoho-
m.sh; fare through 10 snohonsh, ST. 10 Con.
meets with steamers Flyer and Fleetwood for
Tacoma
MEALS ON BOARD
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION co
CLAUD TROUP. FRANK w. GOoDHUE,
RES Secy,
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HREApsrrFrs

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3l.-Wheat-Un
Corn-Demand fair. spot, % sd; January,
4s l0d; February, Is ss4d, firm; March, Is "a,
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Beginning Sunday night, November -. xAs
Union Paeaac steamer Hassalo Will leave city
dock at il ?. N. daily, except SATURDAY, for L.
COn2er and intermediate points
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YoRK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Dec. Sl.-The stock market opened
today with most OF the stocks small fractions
better than last nights close. A general upward
movement ut once commenced and continued
throughout the day until the last hour, when
there was some concession. The closing was
steady at the best prices. Tho Union Pacific,
Rock Island and Chicago gas are up J. &c and
Burlington per cent
Government boads-steafy.
Petro.eum-Closet, 59i &C.
FiSASCIAL
Money on cell-Easy; closed, offered at 81 per
cent Prime mercantile paper-4s4Gt6 sterling
exchange-Quie;; 6ftday bills. S4.52; do, ce-
mAne, $AS44. Bar sIlver-94tAc.
H0Sps.
{. s. Is tregl..... 1853 Q. s. Is (regl...'100
As coupous....... lis Pacific Is. ......... 100
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For hyacinths, tulips ana ehryssnthernuns
20 70 the " Arlington Floral Company, Madison
street, near LAKE WeshIuxrsn
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npDrNASCE NO ia4l-AN ORDINANCE
" To vaClte the alley ia bloCA LoA pc \. a Zen
uv'S Rrcaiway addition - he cay OF seattle
he II ordained by the ciy 81 seattle a. t@Ie"s;
SECTION !. That the alley n hlocA A9A ID \. a
D.nn,'s lBroaavv addition to the Ctv o. Seattle,
nS the same appears upon The recorded pat o. sAii
aalltiafl now on lie and recorded IN tie auaitoFs
otllce OF King county. state Of aSAiaSIoa, Dc ana
the SAME hereby - vacated o., -, ,
be- IN force from and after its passage, appIoN sd
publication 49,,
Passed board OF aldermen this 2sth DAY q De-
cember, 1891. $1,000. =, =. = - - -,
Passed house OF delegates tA.s 2lst DAY o.
Deem Der 1891 FRANK HANtotP-
President pro teul House Of Delegates
lSql GEORGE W. HALL Mayer
Filed by me this SOln day u lnecenesr, 1871.
Published this 3lst day CT December, 1881
TMP0USpFp STOCK AT AUCrIOS-SAItR r
i nrday. January g 1892. al 10 a II. Ia iront
of police leaa4u zrIcgs, corner Ne>ser a. eflDe A.'4
Thi.a street. Wtl, sell az public auction 70 sAe
highest bidder for cash. 20 pay expenses Of iiS-
rounding aud keeping the following described an
ImSlS. viz: 49,.
one soyreI horse, about : years Ct age; White
stripe or face kht hiad foot iite: NeIsAt ao-~~
400 hounds. branded monogram y. T"
one strawberry roam mare; about Z years ~.
age: white face and three Waite feet; welg NJ Aoe1
Also one sorrel ye&rllng horse colt; star on :ore-
head. ...-.,
,,a unknoyn BOLTON ROGERS
AN chief of PoticA
Dale Of 6xst publication December -. 1891.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Business Houses Taking Stock
Fair Years Business.
BANKS CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY.
Nearly All Jobbing Houses Closed To-
day-Active Trade Yesterday-Conee
War Causes Another Cut.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoE TO-DAY.
HIGH WATER Low wATER
a m Il ?. m. II a n. 1t. IP. M #
e.5l III H. % ne 2.i2 lo.8 II soc
AT POET TOWNSEND.
e22 10 I.OO S. I2.5s 10 8 10. 5si-06
SEATTLE. Dec 81, 1881
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
clearing houses today were:
seattle sl62,y43 a s-3,9l0 o.
1"f lAanu ---........-.-... &S+OD % 6s,oD Cd
Tacoma. I23g6Z 50 so Is
The Seattle banks viii ali close today and re-
main closed until Monday. Nearly all the ioD-
blng houses have decided to close today. il the
afternoon especially. The larger houses are
ousy taxing stock and closing up the books for
tue year. The general expression Is that the
years business has been far from unsatisfactory,
though falling considerably short OF that for
1890
Trade yesterday in holiday goods and edibies
was quite brisk, though sales were much lighter
th6n they were the day before Christmas. Prices
were firm all around with the exception of de-
cline OF another half cent in ATbuckle's and
Moksska coFees. The warfare between these
TWO brands OF goods is becoming moro bitter
ana the public may look for very cheap coffee
unless compromise is soon effected.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past tventy-lour hours goods and
merchardise have been shipped from Seattle a
the following amounts: By rail--Northern Pa
eihe 81 tons; Columbia & Puget sound, 40
tons; Seattle, LAKE Shore Is Eastern. - tons.
by water-Mabel, AZ tons; Puget Sound and
Alaska Steamship Compsny's boats. IS tons;
"asco, 10 tons: san Juan, tons; Buckeye,
tons. Total shipments, 254 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce ana merchandise have been received
four hours as follows: By raiI-Northeru Pacific
$50 tons; Columbia 4 Puget Sound, 30 tons; Sc
attic, Lake Shore & Eastern. l79 tons. BY water
Mabel, p tOas; Wasco, 70 tens: Puget sound and
Alaska Steamship Companys boats, tons. To-
tai receipts, $40 tons.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED BY.
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill.

Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,
The most widely and favarabIy known specialists
ON the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular
graduates from the University of the City Of New
York and of Long Island College Hospital, BFOok-
lyn, New ok. ana their long experle race remark
able skill and universal success IN the treatynent
and cure Of Chronic diseases eutile these eminent
physicians TO the full confidence OF the afnicted
everywhere. 60. -,. 49,.
successful specialists, who are aoie 10 effect cures
in many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
They treat sCIESTIFICALLf and - e
CFsSFULLY. cure QUICKLY ana kK:
uANENTIY PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX
UAL DISORDERS, Pills, FIST La AZ
RECTAL ULCERS SYPHILIS, GONohhHtEA,
GIEET sparrnatorrhoa, seminal W eakEess. l.oss
Manhood Night Emissions, Decayed Eacaliies'
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Catsrfh- BFenc cats,
Asthma, Tumors. Eruptlons, SAT- hnsum ana
scroflIa HYDROCELE, NAElCO~ y Ii ana
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured without
pain or detention from business and cures suAran'
All deformit!es and impedIrnents to marriage
CIRTAIS AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects Of early vice and the numerous eYlis
thai follow in its train. 5000, - 4,
Icing experience with unparalleled success, IL
the best evidence OF q doctors skin. ,,
DISEASES OF WOMEN also recelve snecla
Attention Consult personally me Oh. DE~l hSu
most EXPERIESCED sPEGiALIsIs on
the coat or write sending stamp. Consu.tatto.
free and confidential. fremont Bloek' oA4
Front Street, Seattle
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COUNT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE-UNDER
" and by virtue OF execution Issued out
Q. the superior S1,s % se5 sS5ty, STATE 81
VI Eva 4. Richardson. defendant, No I2lII and
"a me directed and delivered. [ have duly levied
unon the following described personal pror-
erfy toit: All the right, title and interest of the
defe.i.iant above named in aud to one Miller hack
snf one Miller cart
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on Monday
the 25ih day of January, 1892, at the hour of Ia
o'clock a. n of said day, at the front door OF the
courthouse in the city of Seattle. ia said King
county viii sell the above described yronerty az
public auction, 10 the highest bid Ter for cash
]. IL WOoLERY, Sheriff
Nv T. J. CRABTRFE, Deputy
Dated this the oath day Of december 1891
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK, OCCIDENTAL
s6!ocA. seattle Washington. Capital slOO con
uoncers-.cari OF IFu ytees-Bailey Catxsrt
fres.oent; jacob Furth, Vice President; Ar:hur
a. Denny second VIce-Prestdent; James p Hav.
lsh Manager, Cashier and Secretary; Frank I
blodget, AssistantC asher; J.. schwabacher John
Leary. W m Il. Bailey. John Collins otto RauEe
AIansacts savings bank business eXc{usivalv
deposits received frsm one dollar 70 ten thousand
cS4isrs SIX per cent interest per annum allowed
on Term and FOUR per cent on ordinary deposits
DIVIDENDS dec AIRED the last day of Nav and No
vemoer Leana made on real estate or approves
coiateras only. ~PS''~
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NOTICE To BRIDGE BUILDERs-NoTrcE
N IS hereby given that bids accoInpaaief by
pisns specifications and strain diagrams viii! ba
Received bv the board Of county commissioners ~
King county at the office of the auditor az safd
county until Tuesday, January g. 1892 at o'clocIr
o m. for the construction aud completion al a
wagon bridge over the SHoqualmie river at H.
hop ranch in said county
SAID bridge 10 consist of one span of $50 feat I'm
the clear and necessary and suitable approaches IN
produce grade Of not to exceed one foot in ten
Bottom OF bottom chord TO be % feet above low
water mark. Piers 10 he steel, tubular and To or.
ted at least feet below surface Of the ground
Bridge span entire TO be painted one good coet
OF mineral paint after erection. Top chord To he
covered with No. % galvanized iron PAINTED an
both sides Bid TO specify price for span ulete
inciading pefs ana price per lneal fo9t of bent
work frestle
Certified check of $3.50 must accompany e,cb
bid be forfeited TO the county hy the successrnl
BIDDER In case be IA Is to enter into contract
within five DAYS Of date OF award Bonds in the
full sum Of the contract price will be required
The board reserves the right to reject any add all
bids
Dated ct Seattle, December 9, 1891
+. A. TWICHELIs County Auditor
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STEAMERS.

FAsf ffx.
IvERErT AND IoWHIG.
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Baker d Co.'S dock daily except Sunday,
At $50 a M
Arrives Everett 100 q m: Lowell 100 D N.
Leaves Lowell, 300 p. m Everett 500 D, 10.
Arrives Seattle, 7:30p M
FOR TACOMA,
Daily except Sunday at 500 D. m: returuiuN
leaves Tacoma 90 a M
II. W. BAKER Co
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ORDINANCG No. I,93e-AN ORDINANCE
" granting permission 10 Trinity parish 10 grade
oDe-haf Of Eighth street, 10 the city OF seattle,
from James street TO Cherry street in SAID city at
their own cost and expense under the supervision
of the city engineer and in accordance with the
established grade
Re H. ordained nv the city of Seattle as follows:
SKCTIoS l. That permission be and the same
hereby IS granted to Trinity parish 70 grade one
half of Eighth street, in the city OF Seattle, from
jane street to Cherry street at their own cost ana
expense under the supervision OF the city engl-
and in accordance with the established grade,
the cost Of said work I'm any further assessment
for the grading and sidewaiking OF said Eighth
street to be credited to them.
sec .. The city of Seattle shall not be or become
lab for any materials furnished or work done III
the improvement authorized 10y section OF thls
ordinance.
sec 3 That this ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage approval ana
publication.
Passed board of aldermen this 2Sth day OK De-
ceuber 1891 \. =. MILLER,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Passed house of delegates this 2sth dav Of De-
cember, 1891. FRANK HANfpHb,
President pro tenn. House OF Delegates.
Approved by me This SON day OF Dsg%Inber'
1897. GEORGE W IA Iii. Mayer.
Filed by me this Both day Of pecember 1881.
II. W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Published this 3Ist day Of December, 1891.
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ORDINANCE no. 1.e4O-AE ORDINANCE
" 10 indemnify The City treasurer In the coNec-
ton of taxes, where the assessment ron Tor Ioca
improvements approved by the city council i ia
by the actual and accepted bid and executed con-
tract for the doing Of the work.
BE il ordained By the city OF Seattle rs follows;
SECTION /. Whenever the assessment r1H on
anv local improvement district in the city shan
have been approved by the city council for an
amount based the engineers estimate, LARGER
than the amount of money necessary 10 coHpirte
the work as shown by the subsequent and ac-
cepted BID aud contract executed i9f ooi,S the
same and the CRY treasurer has been charged
with the .ull amount of sad assessment
roll by the CITY comptroller, 70 shall
he la ftt for said city treasurer 10 deduct the eN
sail local asSessaeu, district, carrying the amount
al such excess In each particular case INTO a
srner,ra column. so that what - actually paid and
fha ,tadu acted excess shall equal IN each case the
amount charged in the approve ed assessment roll
ard she city comptroller AZ any stltitiheht win
cif, fresetrar shall allow said city treasurer said
am omit IA excess unColiecied-
SCI. , The city tteasursr. upon the pas iheit OF
the amount actually due, deduciuS tlc excess, hy
an yfr ot land in said local as,essnleai district,
-. an Give To said owner Sccpt In full Tor SAID
local assessment and said receipt shall operate IS
a hRrge # The Hen on the latd Of SAID owner IN
said district for said !ocai iHlpgut Pmtnl.
So Z This ordnance 10 take erect anu pe
In force from and attct 4's f@ssNsN' ~4F'S' 80 '
passed board Of aldermen the esLh day Of
F,,~n't.r TsQl 4 = MILLER.
President Board of Aldermen.
paxsc.I house OF delegates the list oAN ~ de-
,o,,,b.- iSal PRANK HAN FORD.
President PRO tenn House q Delegates.
AuproVsd by This SOFIA day ~ htyeiA7eT
1881. ShosUh !" -. = "a. ~
IL ". MILLER, Ciiy Clerk.
Published December 81, 1881
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-01

J. A oERlEN, Master.
The company reserves she right to change the
shove schedule without uCtca
DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seAtils as follows:
Fer Ssa Francisco. Via Pert Townsend and Vic
toria a. P N. passengers received on board at
p n December le. u, January !, S. Is, - 20
For Alaska December e. January 10. "a
From san Francisco for Victoria aud PuSe;
Sound ports. al - u, December -, 81, January
9. Is. 81 -.
Tickets may re obtained a. the once Of the ccrn-
pAay, a. Ocean dock. ses;tls
GooDAL. PERKINS a CO.
General gents. san francisco
T. AfLELIAN, ssperinseRisah ssaiLeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-01

Connecting a; Seattle with the
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE
--BETwKKN-
Seattle Everett, Mount Vernon. Fsirhavcn, New
WhaJcoEn. Blaine and South Westminster,
and the Steamer SAN JUAN for Port
Orchard, sidney. Mitchell, etc