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{NlTN TREASURES NOIICE.-C1TY OF
- seattle. Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll of local Improvement district No.
80. for the improvement Of Irving avenue and
Chestnut street, in the city of seattle. under the
ordinance providing for the Improvements Of
Irving avenue and Chestnut street from Market
constructing sidewalks on both sides thereof and
providing tor the payment therefor by the mods
Of payment by bonds and establishing q fund
for such uayment by assessment upon all lots or
under the provisions OF ord nance No 2.os5, APP
proved April "a. 1892, ami the city charter as
amended and in force" approved July u,
1892 has teen certid ed to me f0r collection, aud
the respective sums therein charged and iev We'd
against each lot and parcel of land in said district
must De pail In ten equal annual payments, with
levied such tnstsllmsnts thereof as remain I'M
paid nc the rate of 10 per cent per annum- said
interest shat be paid annually. together with the
annua instalments falling due In each year. Said
sums b. gin 20 bear interest on the llth day OF
October. 1892. and the several instailments and
Interest shall become due AT the sSpirati0n OF te
successive years from said llth day of October,
1892. Unless pawn nj be made of each INSTALL
meni Of principal and interest At the time the
same hall become due. above stated the same
shall become delinquent and shall bear interest NJ
the rate of 10 per at per annum until paid, and
II paid before the same shall have become de-
lnquent penalty ns per cent shall be- added.
and the delinquent shall be entered on the an
m al tax roll for the then current year against
each lot or parcel OF land so delinquent and with
the interest collected as other taxes separate ac-
count being kept "a ereof and II not paid wi hin
the time ixe for the nent OF city taxes shall %
collected rs such taxes are collected together with
such additional Gu argos and penalties as are au-
thoriged to De charged and collected on other de-
lnquent taNes and each lot or parcel so delin-
ouent shall be sold for the amount due on such
assess ment with interest and COSTS at the time
and in the manner and by the same authority
as lands and lots sold for city taxes
ADOLPH KRC0,
City Treasurer of the City OF seattle
Date Of nrst publication October 30. 1891
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that the assessment roll for the
improvement of South Fourteenth street created
by ordinance No 2.259 entitled IAN ordinance to
provide for the Improvement of South Fourteenth
street. in the city of Seattle under local improve
rent district No. 20. from Washington street to
Pine street, by grading ard constructing side
walk on each side thereof" has been certified 10
for collection. and that unless payment be made of
such assessments within thirty days from and after
the date Of the first publication OF this notice such
assessments shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum until paid ana II not paid be-
fore such assessment shall have become delin-
quent penalty OF 5 per cent shall be added
and the sums delinquent shall be entered
the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parcel so dein-
quent, and. with interest. collected as other taxes
and If not paid within the time fixed for the pay
nent of city taxes shall be collected such taxes
are collected, and each lot parcel delinquent
shall be sold for the amount of such assessment
with interest snd costs the time and in the man.
ner and by the same authority as lands and lots
are sold for city taxes.
ADOLPH KRUG, City Treasurer.
Date OF first publication Seattle. Wash, october
%, 1892.
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Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
l. county, state of Washington-In the mat
ter of the slaughter Milling Company,
Incorporated. in the hands of James
Hart, of Slaughter. receiver. 10 be offered
for sale at Slaughter, in King county, on Monday,
the 18th day of November 1892, at the hour Of 10
o'clock N prompt, upon the premises of said
milling company, the whole of the plant and stock
tnot including the sawed lumber) OF the slaughter
Milling COMPANY. Incorporated. including the
en- ines, boilers, saws. planeTs, TOOLS tackle and
implements All in good state of repair and con-
dltion. and until very recently in fun operation.
There are also large number of logs already cut
and many on the mill premises. These viii also
be offered tor sale, together with fl0l ten head OF
oxen; all leases and agreements as to timber will
go with the sale said sale to be made subject TO
the following terms AMI conditions, to-wit: Sale
to be awarded TO the highest bidder and subject 10
confirmation by the superior court of King county
One-f fourth OF the amount bid and accepted pro
tenn. at the time by the receiver he paid 10
the receiver United Sta'es gold coin, and in the
event o. the non-con hrmaton said amount 10 be
returned without deductions of any kind and IL
confirmed, the balance must be paid within three
days after notification by mail OF acceptance ny
the receiver, or the deposit pad will be forfeited
aud the sale void. JAMES HART.
Receiver Of the Slaughter Milling Co, ino-
Slaughter, King county. Wa>h, Oct Is, 1892.
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ITO DEALERS IN CEMENT-THE TINE OF
l. receiving bids for furnishing 5000 casks Of
Portland cement Ior the North trmaei has been
extended to noon, Wednesday, November =, 1892
BY order Of the board of public works.
c. q. HEfENER, Secretary.
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TIE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures, SUNDAY OCTOBER 80 1885,.
CONsERTAToRx or ARTS.


CCHOOL o. MUSIC. ET.0frTI0N DESIGN
- 10 yoxe block esrBer spring nd Front straets
Piano. ipe tasEae-lZ~Scoe Warren Lucy
SinginE-sirs. William Miller.
Nioiin-M. Vaughan Ar9nar.
Ga S--Charles Y. ihiefi Banjo, Flute
iocution. FMS steal Cnltnre-Ars SIsasoo
Drawing. Painting from tffe-sfIs. tissen
English Literature hhesoric and Grammar
Miss s3umphres
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ ment bonds-Notice Is hereby given that the
city council a. the agent of local Improvements
district \ o %. created by ordinance No. 1881 for
the Improvement OF Carroll street, from the north
line of Choate street to the south line of kandeus
second addition to The city OF seattle, has author
ICED and directed the Issuance of bonds of said
local Improvement district No 80 IN the name Of
the city o: Seattle aggresating the principal
of one Thousand anu fortyssven dollars (Sl047),
which bonds she'll be III the form prescribed there
for by ordinance No. 2,S0S. shall be payable ten
years after their date aud shall be eleven in num-
ber-ten for the principal sum of one hundred dol
lars each and ere for the princpa. sum of forty
seven dollars and shall bear interest at the rate OF
nine per cent per annum, PAYABLE semi-annualy
at the once OF the city treasurer. And said bonds
VIII be s9id TO the highest bidder therefor the
Office OF tho city comptroller in the city hall OF
the CITY of Seattle, at p. m on Friday, the 25th
day OF Noveru ,er, 1892. At the time and place
named said bonds will he publicly offered and sold
TO the highest bidder, but in case shall said
bonds be sold for less than par. The same shall
bear date ON the cay on which they are sold.
j. NJ CARSON. City Comptroller.
By A. BLAKIsToNF. Deputy Comptroller
Dated Seattle. Wash. October 90. 1892
Date Of frs. publication. October 20. 1891
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ ment eonds-No.ics is hereby given that the
city council, as agent of Local Improvement Dis
trfct NO. 81 created by ordinance No 2274 for the
improvement OF Pearl street, from Main street to
Cullen street, has authorized and directed the issu-
ance OF bonds OF said Local Improvement Districs
No 81 in the name of the city of Seattle, Aggre-
eating the PRINCIPAL OF two thousand three
hundred sud hfty dollars tS2.S50} which bonds
shall be in the form described therefor Icy ordi-
nance No 1903, shall be payable Ten wears after
their ea!e and shah be twenty-four in number
tWenty-three for the principal sum of one hundred
dollars each ana one for the principal of fifty
dollars. aud shall bear interest NJ the rate Of nine
per cent Per annum payable SEMI annually at the
once OF the city treasurer And said bonds viii be
sold TO the highest bidder therefor the Office of
the city comptroller IN the ty hail of the city of
Seattle at p. N. on Friday, the 18th day OF No
vefnosr, 1872 At the time aud place named said
bonds Will be publicly offered and sold TO the
highest bidder but in no shall said bonds be
sold for less than PAR. The same shall bear date
Oh the day on which they sold.
J. NJ CARSON, City Comptroller.
By A. BLAKrsToSE, Deputy Comptroller.
Dated Seattle. Washington. October 20, 1891.
Date of first publication October 30. 1892
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HAIRDR EsSYyG.

7 FRANCE HAIBDRESSTNG PARLORs-
II Wis making: hair goods manufactured 10 order
No. 1905 Third street
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ADoLHH kHU0,
City Treasurer of the City OF seattle
Date Of FIRST publication October 80. 1891

NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
IN ment bonds office il hereby given that the
city council. the agent Of local improvements
district No 3d. created by ordinance No 2,27S
for the Improvement OF Irving avenue and Chest
nut from Market street TO Greene street. has
authorized and directed The issuance OF bonds OF
said local improvement district No 81. in the
name OF the city OF Seattle aggregating the princi
pal sum of three thousand dollars ($3 00ol which
bonds shall be in the form prescribed therefor by
ordinance No 2. sos. snail be PAYABLE ten years
after their date, and shall be thirty In mum ber
each for the princlpal sum CT hundred dollars.
and shall bear interest al the rate Of 9 per cent
per annum. payable semi-annually at the office OF
the highest bidder therefor at the Office OF the city
comptroller in city hall of the city OF seattle
on Friday the eighteenth day of November 1892,
at 2 p. m At the time and place named said bonds
will be publicly offered and sold to the highest
bidder, but in shall said bonds be sold fog
less than par. The same shall bear date On tn,
day on which they sold
Dated Seattle, Wash. october IS. 1892,
]. NJ CARSON, City Comptroller
BY A. BLAKIsFoNE, Deputy Comptroller
Date of first publication october Is, 1894
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN city tax rolls for the year 1892 are now In my
Office and that ali city taxes on both real estate
will become due and payable ut my Office in the
city hail on the first day Of November, A. ID.
1892 All taxes assessed upon said rolls not paid
or before March first. a ID. 1898 al CLOCK p
m will be declared delinquent aud penalty OF
per cen,um added. ADOLPH KRUG.
City Treasurer.
Date OF nrst publication October s. 1892.
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MACHINE SHOP.

rHAS HICKS & Co. IACHTNISTS AND
~ engineers: all kinds Of steamboat and mill
wok promptly done Water front. near Bakers
wharf. -. attic. Wash
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CRoCERfFs-MoNEY SAVED BY PAYING
" cash at Conner Bros.
Easing Powder, Royal, Is oz..,..,,,...,.. As
BAKING Powder, Price s. 10 or .............. As
Eutter. Iowa creamery. 5-ib tubs. .........- 81
Butter. Iowa creamery, lob tubs. 3 IS
bean small white. per ID. F.. ............... 03
Gomez. Roasted Mocha a a Java IS and ~
GOOD osta kica ofee, per pound ........ IS
r 'our. best California brands per obl..... 50
Drlfted now Flour, per ack.............. j Is
fio az. Wa shington brands per Dbl. ..... 4 90
Flour. Graham, lob sacks 80
Flonr. Graham. 5y-ib sacks. ................ 10
Lard, Pure Leaf 5-lo pals ................ 90
Lard. Pure Leaf, lob pals. ............... 70
Pure Leaf Lara % pounds ................ 2 Is
Corned or Roast Beef BIB cans, three for 50
I ornec or Roast Beef 2-lb cans. dox .....-. go
Maccaron and NermiceIl per box. SO
Maccaroni and Nermiceili, lib pkgs........ 10
Matches California, blocks .....-....... 25
Soap. savon. 20 bars in box. per box. ...... 80
Rolled Oats, per ID. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OF
Rolled Oats, Quaker, 2 packs...-...... rs
Iracxefs. "a boxes ..-......-..........sss... Do
Yeast Cakes, d boxes for. ................. IS
Condensed Mix. per dox. ......-.. 81 20 to 90
itckies. per keg. CD
Lye, cans Tor 70
Rice, very best, per 10 ---.--..-............ 06
syrup, per keg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Best Naive Potatoes per 100 pounds. 80
New Wheat, per 100 pounds ........... .... so
Canned Tom atoes, dozen 95
IA sins per box. ] %
ca. GOOD u cen an d BLACK. ............... 30
6galion cans best Observation-Disclosures. 30
Vinegar per keg Observation-Disclosures. 80
CONNER BR So lit YesIer Avenue
If.IS @1f. -
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(yITY TREASURER'S NOTICE FOR PAY
" Tnens af city :axes-Notcs is hereby given
that The general assessment toll and tar ist 81 the
city Of Ia in thu yaar 1892 for the city
taxes for the ensuing fiscal year certified BY the
city cnulUirniler, has been received By the city
treasurer aud is fla IN hts once, and said
city taxes PAYABLE and win become due and
payable on she first Monday of November, 1894.
and the same can re paid a. the Office Of the city
treasurer in the city hall OF said city between she
hours Of nine O'Clock a and nve o'clock p. m.
All taxes assessed IA said assessment roll and
tax list VIII become delinquent on the first day OF
March, 1898. at ak o'clock p m zap 10 which
hour the be paid on said davl. II not
sooner paid. and thereupon an additional ave per
cep;usn thereof Will be- collected for the use OF
said city. ADOLPH KRUG,
City Treasurer
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NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE OF SUNDRY
~ notes and accounss-Notce is hereby given
that /. Angus 0scziutosh. trustee OF the firm of
Gust n & IiDbetts and of George W. Tiooetts, do
Ing business under the firm name or q. w. lib
belts & Co, and who hold by assignment from
them certain notes, accounts ana wafer stock as
follows, towis: Assigned by Gustin & ibbetts
noses amounting 20 $S,36S.5 So; open accounts
amounting TO $l3. $50. so Assigned by G. W. lib
belts q Co, notes amounting to 81, 10.
counts amounting to SS.16G.45, 100 shares Gill
man water stock; Will sell the said notes and
counts and water stock. all of them, to the high
est bidder for cash, on the sidewalk on Front
street, al the entrance 10 the Merchants National
bank. In the city OF Seattle, in the county of King,
state OF Washington. on the 18th day of Novem-
Der. 1892. commencing at the hour Of / / O'Clock
a m and continuing until said notes and accounts
and the whole thereof are sold.
Part OF said notes are secured by mortgage upon
real property. The sale will he absolute and due
assignments without reconrse) will be made by
me TO the purchaser or purchasers.
These notes and accounts are several hundred In
number and complete list and description of the
same To be seen At this ;ime and he nceforth
continuously until the time of said ale, posted up
In the said Merchants National bank room,
the entrance thereof and also at the postoffce of
the town of Gilman and at the postof'ice at the
town OF North Bend in said King county
The said notes and accounts Will he offered for
sale severally or in lump, as bidders may desire
at the time of the sale. In the meantime written
bids for the same, or any OF them, at private sale,
are invited.
tSigned) ANGUS MACINTOSH
Trustee for Gustin & Tibbetts and George w. Tih-
belts & Co.
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LEGAL NOTICEN.


MARsHALS NOTICE IF SEIZURE-IN
!1 the district court of the United states for the
district of Nasbin gtoa, Northera division In
admiralty. y @ Dos
whereas, Libel hath been fled in the above
named court the --th day of October A D
1882 by L. C. Hughes and strive & McMicEen
proctors on behalf of Puget SQUAD Towage Com
pany, i5eia0ts. against the steams hip Willamette
her golfers engines, tackle apparel and furniture
alleging that there is due 10 the said ibe!ants
for salvage in tha sum OF Sl0, 900 and PRAYING
that the said vessel may be condemned and sold 10
pay demands Of the libel anti.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the nonition Of
the said court, 10 me directed. have seized th.
said steamship Willamette, her boilers, engines
tackle, apparel and furniture. and 40 hereby give
public notice 10 an persons c aiming or otherwise
having any interest in the SAID esmshIp VILLAIN
cite. her boilers engines tackle. apparel and fur
niitire. that they be and appear before the said
court 1T Seattle, on the 17th day of November
A D. 1892, at 10 O'Clock a. m, then and the 70
tpterpose their claims and make their allegations
In that behalf THOMAS X. BROWN
II A. BIGELow. u. s. Marshal
Deputy.
r. c. Hughes and Struve 4 McMicken, Proctors
for lfbeliauTs
Dated at Seattle in said district, October GOTH
1882.
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PIANOS, ORGANS Of aoE o nA. .e!
commodating terms: Steck, III ardman, Vose &
Sons Jewett and Kreli pianos: CHICAGO cottage
organs, every one fully warranted: low rens
light expenses proportiouaeiy low prices: special
enaps 10 pianos re- possessed, where considerable
ha, been pal T. often on hand F. Chraraner, 81
Third street
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EN
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every
description: wharf building, pledrving, dredging
and steam shovel excavatiug plans and specifca-
tons furnished on ap piicatinn; correspondence So
licted. Office Occidental block. seattle. Wash.
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1Lp PAPERS FOR SALE AT TIE BUSI-
ness officr Of thus paper: 25c per bnndle.
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CTANDARD ACADEMY, CORNER SECOND
- and Pike streets French school OF dancing
Prof AkeH
DROF. LOPP's SELECT DANCING CLASSES
i convene at the Arlington hotel hall Friday ana
Monday evenings and saturday afternoons: refer
ences required from all pupils
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who tries to jump through the paper|
hoops. The shade, however. caught on
his shoulder and his head was framed Ike
that of John the Baptist when it lay upon
the charger. He was frightened at first
but when he saw that he was not injured
he laughed heartily and gave me the sit
ting.
ut is wonderful how well one remems
bers the face OF prominent man after he
| has photographed him. The camera
brings out every feature. and the
faces are, as i were, photographic
as long as reason holds. can
see Webster, Clay and Calhoun to-
day as they looked when they stood in
my gallery. / think Webster was the
greatest man 1 have ever photographed.
How did Henry Clay impress your"
asked.
II don't believe anv one ever met Henry
Clay" replied Mr.. Brady. without falling
in love with him. He was the direct OPP
posite OF Webster in every respect. His
complexion was light, and he had quick,
running, laughing eyes. He always wore
a very high collar. and his head was made
in the shape of sugar loaf. 1t was very
much like the head of Lamartine, and tho
cheek bones were as high as those of an
Indian. His mouth reached almost from
ear to ear. and in private conversation his
face was often on the broad grin"
AalnDuit, TIE tulEu MAN Oh tklU
great trlumvirate," went on Mr.. Brady,
was as different from Clay as from Web
ster. He is not appreciated today, and there
are many points in his character Of which
the world knows nothing. He is supposed
to have been cold and narrow-minded.
lie was. on the contrary. + IA of moab
personal magnetism and he = one a thu
most pleasant conversational siw / have
ever known. l took his d. .ssrrss typo
shortly before he died. He g In N;;sh-k
ington City ut the thee END r.
had great trouble in getting seryart 10 l
admit me to the house. AS 10 ss rnsA
Mr.. Calhoun he began to ik about dne
guerreotyping and l found hinl IS 49,
posted as was on the principles Of
Biography. From science he tur-
politics and told me there was 60
a war between the two sections d ~
with feeling upon the horrors W ~
follow it. When l took his st0 tse
his face seemed to be all sou'hv -
looked like two balls of fire -
camera. His forehead was1
and his white hair stood NJ
Andrew Jackson. His cheeks k1e@
from the consumption whic ~
gnawing away his life, but b sss4
the most wonderful l have rs e
They were deep-set in the h. y
face seemed to draw dark riT ~ 80
them even more prominent .aas.S2
were. l can never forget them
FRANK q. CsssEsSsA -
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err NOTICES.


rNpoUyDEp STOCK AT AUcTIoN-M0S.
day, May l6. 1892 1T 10 q m. In front Of 20
Noe headGnarters corner of Yesier avenue and
Third street Twill sell az public auction 70 the
highest bidder for cash, 10 pay the expense Of Inn
& pounding and keeping. the following described
sznuimais. to wit
81 ~ One sorrel horse. pony. about eight ts)
years OF age: saddle marked and white stripe on
lace also one bay horse about six 90 years OF age
Branded left shoulder SGT LEFT fore foot caIked
The owner Of the above described animals are 70
'' A. JACKSON, Chief OF Police
Seattle. April go 1892. Per lloyd.
TToUsE OF DELEGATES JOINT gEsoLU.
.ll ZION Ma "a joint resolution calling for rec
lamentations OF the grade to be established on
Be IL resolved by the board Of aldermen and the
hause OF delegates OF the city OF Seattle IN city
ceunctI assembled:
10 recommend and report to the city council the
grades Of the streets TO be established at the follow
ing points. to-wit:
Al Grange and Elaine streets:
Lincoln and Orange streets
sixth and Lincoln streets:
Eet ond and Lincoln streets:
Ninth and Pike streets;
nd aiso 10 recon- me nd what grade should be es-
4aD,sshed at Eighth and PIKE streets, to conform
with the pisnking and car line now laid on said
street; provided IL does not conflict with the sewer
jpr water lines. The city engineer Is requested
1furfher report 20 the city council what steps
needed to remove any doubt uncertainty as TO
the location of Lincoln street. between Depot and
Passed By the board of aldermen this 9th day Of
Nay, 1897. D. r. sWEENEf.
President Board of Aldermen.
Parsed BY the house of delegates this I'd day OF
May. 1892 J. >. KLOEBEk,
President House Of Delegates
Approved By me this 18th day Of May. 1892.
Filed by me this 18th day Of May 1892.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN. City Clerk
Published this 18th day of May. 1892.