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ORDINANCE NO 2430.-AN ORDINANCE
~ providing for the Appointments ~ three special
poiceInen for the protection OF persons and prop
erty III Woo land park.
he IL ordained by the city of Seattle as follows:
SECrION l.. hat The police commission be ami IL
Il hereby authorized and ctrec ed TO appoint n ee
spectai poiiceme1t 10 be known IS special police
raen for Woodland park. The persons SO appointed
snail take the oath of Office prescribed 10y the CT
charter and shall perform their dates under ;he
MANAGEMENT OF the police commission, hut they
shall no. be required to obey the ordinary rules
and regulations made for the government OF The po-
lice forc. and shail Boz be required TO make re-
ports 70 the chief OF police except al snch stated
Intervals IS the police commission shall require.
rmnl *, the same power and authority as the regu-
lar po,icenlen OF the cly. Such special poiceiner
shall receive from the ci salary AT tne rate OF
one dellar per year and no more, cu' shail os a.
Lowell Ia receive further CON peasAion iEolA Inc
owners Of property In said Woo Hand PARK.
sec . This ordinance shall take efiect shu
he in force from and after as passace anu APP
prevail II approved bv the mayor OTHERWISE u
:, ALI lake effect AT the time II shall come IA"
un,ier TIE prov sioas OF tle c ~ charter.
psssea by the board Of aldermen the iltn CAV OF
Sovel har l-92 and signed oy me IN open session.
"a augheutiCsti0n Of Its passage ms llta cay vi
NoTsniber 1892 }. p. SWEENEY,
President Board Of Aldermen
Passed by the house OF delegates The ilth lay or
SoNeualar, 1892. and signed hV me IN open SEES
son Authorization OF It's passage his day OF
November, 4cE& J. - ~ L y HE.
President isoase OF De egstes.
Approved ~ this Il aay II y OVEN BET. ss1.
= I HpNALD, Mayor.
Flied bv rnsthss laJh iay " November. 1891
Gf4tkt4E J. TN MAN, IIty Clerk
Published November L. 1894
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SAN FRAN orsuo MARKETS,
THE trAIE4 CO TRADE.

SAN Francisco. Sov. H. he fresh fruit mar.
ke, was quiet todsy with zee ipts fully equal to
the demand. Tat@s gTafes ere weak and dull
III wine grapes receipts Of aufsndel were light
and the quality q besoml Y poorer now that
the cold nights tays set t. Strawberries were
plentiful and ID ~ solf vesl today. A few first
class apples ara n TIA nas4set Pears are pleati-
fui and cheap oaay I've vs crates of melons
came In, being about he ast OF tie season
The demand for geget ao.es was light today
and prices shossd iifIh eAange Lima beans
were q shade lowss.A Tomatoes are still drug
in the marxsk Cool sweet potatoes wese
nrmss. Egg plant vss dull and 20 were green
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q. s Unregistered 1lilSIPacic 6's.. ....... l07lS
IL & IA cnuDnna liitL
RAILROAD STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Quiet and weak: Pacific. 1sD24Sc.
Cotiee-options closed firm, 15GD points up
Sales were 64.200 bags, including November,
SIS 5; December, So 5OaDi5.eo; January, SIS 500
1870. Rio-spot firm and quiet; No. 2. lel6c
sugar-Raw-Quiet; fair refining. 23c: GEN.
steady: confectioners A, 4 s-l6te4s<c; cut loaf,
5-le<G5l3c; crushed. 5 5-i69D5lac; powdered
13-l6g5c: granulated. l-l6t95c
Copper-Dull: Lake. slL71(0i1.So
Lead-Quiet; Domestic, So SOQr395
Tin-Steady and quiet: Straits, so. 55(120.6S
BOSTON STOCK ExcHANsk
BosroS, Nov 12.-Ciosing:
Atchison .......... 39lsBurlington.. 100
Mex. Cen. conn.,. I44IBeli Telephone. 2US
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. Nov. l2-Wheat-Modsrste trade:
opened IS lower. on weakness in corn aud Liver.
pool cables; advanced x on local buying: de-
clined a when the demand dropped off: rallied
q on lighter receipts and better closing cables.
and closed steady go lower Receipts were 100, ).
600 bushels; shipments. 152, 0o0 bushels.
Wbeat-steady: cash, 72.eesc; December, ~
Corn-Lower: cash. 4lsxc, December, 42c.
oats-steady; cash. Sl1&e: December. 3lxc.
Rye-50c
Fiax-si.09
Whisky-sLih
Barley-GcfT6ic.
Timothy-$LsS
Pork-stesdy; cash. gre. va: January. s1a4a
Lard-otesdy; cash. 1855; January, Ts2ll.
shoulders-sT 3o(gZ.s5.
short clear--sat5
Short Enthusiastically; cash, E.25; January.
s6o711.
CHICAGO I'VE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Nov. ~ -cassle--Receipts, $500:
dull: God extra natives 81 foa,55 50; Others s3 5n
CLEO; stookers, ST. s,ff y Texans, g. 250s 10.
Hoys-Receipts, Is. o. lower: rouxn and
common g. 2issb5.4 20; psa ing s;ad mixed. 81 401
SIS; prime heavy anc | sehsrs' weights, s.. S
@5.6a
SAeep--Receipts, . GO. steady natives, S. 7Js
$50; mixed, s3o0Ggs IS: MGSicaas, $3.50
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ORDINANCE NO. 2.4s2-AN ORDINANCE

ORDINANCE NO. 2.i32-AN ORDINANCE
~ requiring the use OF insulators on certain wires
used in tn operation Of street railways
BE II ordained by the city of seattle as follows:
SECTION /. hat 1t shall he unlawful TO cause or
permit any overhead trolley wire used in the opera
ton of any electric street Railway In the city OK
Seattle TO De connected with cross wire or cross
arm used for the suspension Of such overhead
trolley wire without the use OF a non-conductlng
connection 40 "a insul such trolley wire from
such cross wire cross arm.
sec. 2. If any non-conducting connection be-
tween any overhead trolley wire used In the opera
ton Of any electric street railway and any cross
wire or cross arm shaiI oy accident or other act
beyond the control OF the owners or operators OF
such railway. cease 10 fully insu late thu same, the
owners. operators or other persohs having charge
of such street railway shall with reasonabe dill
gence. and In any event within twenty-four hours
after the happening of snch accident or other act,
repair or replace such non conducting connection.
sec. ANY owner manager or superintendent
of any street railway who shall knowingly cause
or permit any overhead trolley wire used in the
operation OF such railway TO oe or remain IN the
condition eclared unlawful by this ordinance, for
any longer time than twenty-four hours. ana any
person who, as conductor OF nlotoruIan, staii
knowingly cause ANY street railway car 70 Do pro-
ferei to be or remain for longer tiiiie IMAM
twenty four hours in the condition dec AIRED un-
lawful hv this ordinance shall, upon conViction, ne
punished by a hue OF nos more than Que nn.uFeo
dollars by impri comment IN the city JAZZ ior .
term not exceeding thirty days. or by both sucn
eec 4 This or finance shall take effect ami be
I'm force from and after SIS passage AMI approval,
II approx, ny the mayor. otherwise 1t shall LAKE
efeci At the the time Il shall become law under
the p-ovlsi ms of the CITY charter
Passed BY the board OF aldermen the 1ith day OF
November ] 81. and signed by me in open session
in al hentcat'on OF iis passage m. I'm cay OF
November. 1897 J. r sN kNtI.
Presh,eu, Board Of AL 1ermen.
Passed BY the house of delegates thel Iai day OF
November, 1892, and iened nv me in omen session
in anthem icatiou OF its passage this lth day OF
November, 1892. }. :. kLOt BER.
President ii ouse Of DELEGATES
Approved by me tn $ 18th Day of November.
1897 J. /. RONALD. Mayor.
Filed by me this 18th day OF November. 1892
GEORGE j SLOVENIAN. City Clerk
Published November / I. 1892.
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Renal ..Ieees ader the Croas.


The frienE, . aeaan are much exercised
because hi asksv viii, altar all, lie an.
der the cr6s { emblem which ne de-
snised. w :, .es Pantheon was "ssc-s
ularized" s. Eine Of Victor Huso,d
death Il spscfed that the greas
cross which counts the dome woull
he nulied n. II still stands oy.t
brayely agSis she sky became no monsy
ia available or its demolition. Whsch
wonld cost i.o9Q. Some free thir .
ers of sal minds have aur.
ges.ed Il q; it, arms might BE-
'oDned off and IL might do duty a.
am enormo, flagstaff. The architecf hss
renorted Il az this would cost a!mosE A.
much. To seek direct appropriation for
the purpose would involve terrific con.
.royery. So now the Anti Clericals Club
is considering q private subscription %
raise funds tor the removal Of the obnox-
;ous emblem.
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pepper. ro...o.. w.r. ....ar yellow onis's

were nfm.
Produce rcceipts-Flour, 1000 quarter 49, ~
wheat, 7.ooo cenials: barley, 5000 centaa.s eSS
1900 centals: beans, 1000 sacks; posatOssl
SACKS: wine, $500 gailons; raisins, wv
tour-faIni.y extras. $500. 2 ~. - -
bakers extra, S. oo614; superhue, $200S " w.
Wheat-&l 3ii x(9l.32,s per GENITAL Tor goOg
choice shipping; 81. s5t9t so1s for milling sIsss
Bariey-Feed. S5c per GENITAL for DARK coss
sse,<gs7lsc for good quality; 900 for c ns
brewing. 93c(N$1 per GENITAL; Chevaiiers oA1
grades.
oats-surprise. s1ssnl.5o; milling. H.ss1les
fancy. 81 5o1yLS5: OF grades, 81 1G51l-c3; 3D.
*l03Jl 10 for common; sL17l.(DlS0 for enoace
for sesd.
corn-s1 o5GIo7Js for largo yellow: I'M
Ll7ls small yellow; Si.15sL 20 per Genital -
white.
CALL BOARD.
Call board sale: wheat-May, S7esDLs7szs
closing $ls7ss; Decemher, sis4l a9ls S5%, ciosise
$LS5L.
,Barisy-January. eo11sagzc, closing so,Sc;
December. S0ssc.
rrSANcIAL-
Drafts-Sirht. 17'sc: telegraphic, 221<. Sterling
biiis-Bank. s4s4l5; sight. sls71s; commercial,
As@]1 Silver bars, Si3sgsSc: Mexican dollars.
6SlgoS}zc.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
Az ment honds-Notics Is hereby given that the
city council, the agent OF local improvement
district No. o. created by ordinance No. klol for
the Improvement Of Carroll street, from the north
line OF choate street the south line Of Handeiis
second addition to the city OF seattle. has author
ized sG directed the issuance If bonds OF said
local Improvement district No 80 in the name of
tne city 0 Seattle asgrsgatins the principal sum
OF one thousan and forty-seven dollars ($l.047).
which bonds shall be In the form prescr lbed there
Tor by ordinance No 2.30S shall be payable ten
years after iher date and shall be eleven Ia num-
oer-ten for the principal sum of one hundred dol
lars each and one for the principal sum Of forty.
seven dollars and shall bear int rest AT the rate OF
hine per cent per nnnunl, PAYABLE semi annually
Nltr ace OF the city treasurr. And said bonds
~ be sold 20 the highest bidder thersfor At the
Mce OF the city comptroller, in the city hall Of
nesnv OF Seattle at p. m. on Friday. the 25th
NG Novem er. 1892. At the time and place
nAnaMid bonds Will he publicly offered and sold
70 ne highest bidder. but In case shall sAid
eeeas D. sold flr less titan pa. The same shall
s< saa on the Gay on which they are sold
j. NJ. CARSON, City Comptroller
gA BLAkIsToSE. Deputy CompIroileE
sueh >ea,ue, Wash, october DO lS92
pse OF mrs. publication october 20. 1S91
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1M SEATTLE
- N MEDICAL and SURGICAL
S3 DISPENSARY


DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill.
the most widely and favora5ly known specialists
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York and of Long Island College hospital. Brook
lvu New ork and their long experience. remark
able skill and universal success in the treat nnent
and cure of Chronic diseases entitle these eminent
physicians to the full confidence OF the afflicted
everywhere. ,. -, -
snccesstul specialists who are able To effect cures
In many cases that ave been pronounced hopeless.
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and sd g.
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Long experience, with unparalleled succesA 10
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DISEASES WOMEN also receive special
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EASTERN MARKETS.
new YORK. sroCK xxCHANcK


NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The bears were In con.
troll OF the market until the last half hour, when
there was q decided change. The shorts early
hammered the industrials merciessly. Ameri-
can sugar touched 1861, against log last night
and 1861 shortly after the opening. The firm
ness on the general list while the attack was
being made on sugar occasioned no little sur.
prise. The closing was strong
Government bonds-Steady.
Observation-Disclosures, 51s<c bid.
FINANCIAL.
The weekly bank statement shows: Reserve
increase, $S75,0o0: specie increase, $1,473, 0o0;
banks hold 100000 in excess of requirements
Money on cail-Easy; closing, offered, 4 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5i.616 per cent
Exchange-Dull; $lS3la(JI sSs4 for sixty day
bills; $IS6l4t14 seq for demand.
BONDS.
y. s. Unregistered 11p5Pacifc 6's.. .., l07IS
H. a. cuuDOna lfiiLt
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DoRT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND. Dun
j. seusss and seat lie route.
TINE CARD
Fsst Passenger and tresgh, Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commanding TUESDAY. November l. 1922.
leave, daily except Monday a. follows: Seattle.
-. =, :. Townsend 10 80. arrives Port Angeles 2
- -. cave, PORT ANGELES $3.50 p III Port
Tow usenc .. m.: arrives Seattle 10. 50 p M
IsndingA CIV Dock, Seattle: TfooAis DOCK, Port
HATCH BROS
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN Markets.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Bar silver, SGD: consols.
81 3-l6d. Bank of England discount, per cent.
BREADsTUFFs
LrvRRPooL. Nov. 12-Wheat-Ofered modsr.
ately; unchanged.
Corn-Holders not Offering; unchanged.
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wti pay she above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint. DyspepslA. Sick Hea.iache ipd,-
seston eonssipaIioa or Csstiveness We cannot
cure VIII Wests Vegetable Liver Pulls when the
directions are strictly compiled with. They are
purely vegetable snd never fail 10 give sa:islss-
ucn sugar coated Large boxes 70 centa h.
ware Of cVnnterfeits and ssaitations The renn,ns
eod ~ LEsrHEAD 4 cAwLxY. sos Front 81,
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ ment bonds-Sotice 10 hereby given that the
siy council, as agent of Local Improvement Dis
ici No 81 created by ordinance No. 2274 for the
Improvement of Pearl street. from Main street to
Cuien street has authorized and directed the issu
lnce OF bonds Of said Local Improvement District
No 81 In the name OF the city of Seattle, Axsre-
esung the principal sum of two thousand three
hundred and fifty dollars 81. 350). which bonds
6hAl be In the form described therefor by ordi-
nance No 230S, shalt be payable ten years after
their da.e and shall be twenty-four in number
twenty-three for the principal sum Of one hundred
dollars each and for the principal sum of fifty
dollars, and shall bear interest az the rate Of nine
per cent per amman, payable semi annually at the
ece Of the city treasurer. And said bonds will be
sold 70 the highest bidder therefor at the ONCE OF
The city comptroller in the city hall of the city Of
seattle Ct p on Friday, the 18th day Of No
yemher, 1892. At the time and place named said
bonds viii be publicly offered and sold to the
highest bidder, but In no case shall said bonds be
sold for less than PAR The same shall bear date
On the day on which they are sold
J. NJ. CARSON. City Comptroller.
By A. BLACKSTONE, Deputy Comptroller.
Dated Seattle, Washington, October 20, 1894
bate Of frat publication. october 20. 1892
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NOTfCF OF SALE OF local IMPROVE
" Iusnf bonds Office q hereby ven that The
city couuci a. the age0t of Local Improvement
G.Strics No 81 created Ordnance Ma 1909, for
tbs Improvement OF broadway and De + orrest
streets fr N I~s!er avenue TO the south line of
0ak street as authorized and directed the iSsa-
Of 10aGs Of said local improvement oisir ct
No. 81. II s1s name e he csV " eeAlGs, sSSxs-
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Nov. T. Especial Wheat -
Quiet aud steady. Valley, SL20(1L IN: Walla
Walla, $1.121z(9l.l5 per GENITAL Receipts were
37.lSS centals
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NorlcE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS TO DO


me city printing for the year 1898.
cal. Is hereby made on the owners ard man.
o. new spapers In the city of seattle tor sealed
tsosais 10 DO the city printtng for the next ensu
zig "sca year. to-wit: From tha LIST day OF Janu
-, 1888, To the 3lst day Of ] ecember. 1893,
o o1 nc uslYe- Each proposal must he accom-
faae's1 eY bond with not less than two sureties
~ sue sun o. i've thousand do lars, approved by
-, ~ eohiptre er and corporation counsel. condI-
$50 mat II the proposal TIE accepted the party
ppP'si,s Will during the period men ioned la its
faVi9ssl Wen, seaspuahly and faithfully cause 10
aSSthrsteiy printed aud published according 10
.s 80 certain daily newspaper (namiDg ~ at
49,. ~ citcd ion al The city OF seattle. al and
t'akeiaf ths matters and things required by law ID
81 faslshtd la the cty official newspa pers OF the
-. 81 seattle. or either OF them. and such pro-
ra shali With such bond Re delivered into the
- .esA oiifc sea 81 up In an envel pc Endorsed
~ $500 Proposals ans hofid for city printing. on
n,s,In oLs the " 't"th day next after the nrst
&, OF tafs call fp-Nsl, on Or before lhs
49, 81 csm3er. SOP, and shall be Endorsed
s,S ~ " ei~rs a. th- time OF sucn delivery
g. ne "ste O. i;i p-'on the -enf and shall be
- opened D. he board 4 aldermen early as
go ~ 10 Us next monthly sessi.n thereafter.
$50 accompanying UNSUCCESSFUL proposals
ba.t.a ,eettIFnea 10 It's p-npeserS and al other
ea'esy kept hy him
GEOHUE. J. SLOVENIAN.
n City Clerk.
oste ~ NFSt publication <ovan,har 1892
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WANT HELP 4?

Want ads. when inserted in the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bring quick
returns. Largest circulation guar.
Anteed
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SAVE A DOLLAR TO-DAY
IT WILL eE HANDY TOMORROW
SEATTLE SAVINGS BANK

Is an institution for savings and affords the on.
portuuity. Iuteres. paid on deposits every sig
isouths Il desired Saving bozes given deposit.
oss Money to loan On real estate Gail and in
Coz. YEsIEx AVE AND SOUTH Third ST..
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
The Business Outlook for the
Coming Year.
PROSPECTS OF GREAT ACTIVITY.
Attention Now Turned From Politics to
Trade and Commerce May BE .
Lull for Two or Three Months.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TO-DAY.
HIGH wATEE Low WATER
1l.6 los LII 1S.lls CAB 40 $50 A
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
n = 4 a a


This was quite q falling OF - compared with
the total for the previous week. but it was due
TO the closing Of the banks on election day and
the general inactivity in trade during the week
on account of the election excitement How
ever, the total amount OF exchanges the past
week exceeds the total for the corresponding
week last year by $33, 27aS 50.
Now that the excitement Of election 10 over,
business men have again turned their attention
to trade and commerce, and, for time at least,
things promise to be unusually active. The
months of January and February will probably
be quite dull in most lines, but jobbers look for
great trade activity with the return of spring.
The building of the Portland & Puget sound
branch of the Union Pacific railroad, on
which it is anticipated work will soon be re-
sumed, will employ a large number OF men.
The Great Northern and Monte Cristo lines will
also require large forces for at least year yet
getting the tracks in shape, and other lines will
undoubtedly be projected in the meantime, so
there ls no real foundation for the fear enter
tanned by some that the completion of the two
latter lines will throw an army of men idle and
seriously affect business here.
Coal shipments have been rather light the past
week, but somewhat above the average for the
summer months- The total for the week was
$3.50 tons, carried by the following vessels: In
vincibis, 21i8 tons: Michigan, AS tons; Walla
Walla, pit tons; Umatills, 500 tons.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail--Northern Pa
cife, ass tons: Columbia Puget Sound, 45
tons; Great Northern, % tons. BY water-Fair-
haven, ID tons; Monticello, II tons; Mabel, IS
tons: Puget Sound 4 Alaska Steamship Com.
pany's boats, IS tons; wasco. 30 tons; State of
Washington. Is tons; Multnomah, 10 tons;
Glide, tons; Buckeye. tons. Total shipments,
59o tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcEIPra
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours Is follows: BY rail-Northern Pa
cifc. $50 tons: Columbia d. Puget Sound, 35 tons;
Crest Northern. 90 tons. BY wster-Wilming-
tons, 30 tons; Fairhaven, Is tons; Puget Sound
& Alaska Steamship Company's boats, IS tons;
Wasco. 10 tons: Monticello, 3 tona Total re-
Ceipta. IL Ii tons
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CEATTLE. TACOMA AND OILY MPIa ROUTE
\ The new. fast and commodIous steamer
CITY F ABr RIDDEN,
Carrying passengers ana freight viii leave on The
follow in. schedule, Daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS. Tor
Tacoma AoNsill's Island and Oily Iapia, connecting
with boats - and from shelton aat hsnl!chis
Leaves CIV dock seattle. al 90 = Ia; y. =
dock Tacoma. az 1920 q. H. arriving n Iere!Ysls
wharf OympIs al 10 T. IL heiIrEing: Leaves
Olympia a. 100 T. m; iseona al o'so p M Al
rive o, Seattle 80 ?. n --....
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

transactions for the Year Foot Up 013,-
SO9,379.4S.
Real estate transactions from January I. 1892,
are 81, sos, S794S There were fled for record
during the week 81 deeds, the considerations ag-
gregating &52, 2A.50. Following Ia the record Of
the week BY DAYS:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-14

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