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Generous Hospitality.

A little incident of late occurrence at a
London hotel is only more amusing than
many others OF the sort in that we can
vouch for its truth. An American visitor,
ruffled at being pressed for settlement Of
his bill, threatened to leave.
You don't stir from this hotel until you
have paid up" protested the manager.
'Just put that In writing and I'll stay
here for he remainder Of my days" was
the retUrt.
The visitor is still at the hotel.
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ANCHOR LINE,

United States Mail Stea mshfps
Sail for New York every Saturday.
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
By S. S. CITY OF ROME, $50 and upward.
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, $45 and upward. &C.
cording to accommodation and location OF room.
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
Second Cabin, $50. Steerage, outward $23,
prepaid $24.
Second Cabin from GLASGOW or Derry, S3J.
Drafts at Lowest Current Rates.
For book Of tours and other information apply
to HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
New York; or GEORGE w. FLETCHER. GLIB
Market st.: or j. g. MCCALL, ~ Montgomery ST.;
or I. D. MCKAY. 81 MONTGOMERY ST.: or G. A.
HALBROCK, Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
ap 2 cod 3m
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM N-A
j ocean Divsion-and PACIFIC COAST GasR
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from
Spear-Sreet wharf, at 10 A. M, for the above ports
one of their AL IRON steamships. viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-June g. II. %. July
IL. %.
COLUMBIA-June l. 10. 25. July 7. 10, 81
OREGON-June 9, II, July 3. Is II.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points In Oregon
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska Idaho,
Montana, Dakota. Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe.
Fare to POrtland-CabiD, $l6: storage, 50:
round trip. cabin. $50.
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery st, and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-20O California ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Supt. Ocean Line
l TT 10 Market St. San Francisco
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den, Norway and Ireland; more men than
women in the rest of Europe and the
TTnited States
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;itor is still at the hotel.

During the present century the food sup.
ply of the principal nations has in reased
in much greater ratio than the popula-
ton.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ~~eE
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska 8 A. N. HNihEN
July IA 10, 90, August 8, Is. Is. 20.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
June a. and every NTH day thereafter.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay. w ednesdays. A. N.
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, A. N.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harford
Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles (Santa Maria),
Redondo and Newport CLOS Angeles), every
fourth and fifth day, at IL A. Nj.
For ports in Mexico. July 49, August %.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
1tf 10 Market st. San Francisco.
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United Press Underwood Frank
Waldo Dominica Van DarsteinI Miss Emma
| valintne Mrs vandercook Mrs Z
! Vaintine WIS Van Epen NJ
| Vallanegham + R Van Pplt g.
Valley IF Verrier Fl
| vandvor VIM b Vivian Miss Alice
Wagner Marguerite William Miss X
| Wadham Mrs Ida Williams Miss Bell
| Walters e. WIinrmael Williams Miss
| Walker Capt r Williams Geo
| Walker c d Williams
| Wall Williams Rev G
y Alberta Williams Miss Mamie
| Warn eek Lieut. Williams Ida
Wamstrom o Williams Mrs G
| Waterman Miss Noble Williams W
| Webb EFF wilmore Mrs Edna
Weber Geo Gust Wilson Miss
Webster wilson Adam
Weihmann Miss Annie Wilson J w
Wenert Albert wilson Miss Maggie
WEIGH Lou Wilson Rev M Ii
WEIGH Lyman NJ Wilson Sim
Wells Mrs Wilson Miss Stella
Wells Miss J g WInn DR. Albert
Wells Miss Nellie Winter John
wertz Mrs Mary winter Miss Marie
West Wfseman James
Weston Miss ME- wittichJ
westerlin MIR Wolf Dr. j
westwood f wolf Miss Mamie
Wheeler Alfred Woods Miss Hannah
Wheeler Bradford Woods L
Wheiand Miss May Wooirich )
White e S Woodbury.
white John Woodward Miss &C
White NJ Wright Jason
Whitman Fred 2 Wright Mrs q d
Whitaker Miss M Wright Miss q
Wicke Mrs II Wynne Miss Mary
Yaklitsch Miss Lisfe Youngbury Capt
Young
Zagen Hermann ZanderFL2
ZagrzewSkf Fred
LETTRES FRANCHISES.
Barre Percy Heurtevant Mons
Bourhet julie Laborie Jeremie
Chareyre + Labernard Paul
Charple b. rtrand Soubirou Jien
DesmOulin Mons
POUR LES DANES
R1Q rms ard Wa
Fietou Madeline Raynaud Pauline
LETTERE ITALIANA.
Antipa Nicoes Lombardo Francesca
Andreoli Joseph Marsili Gius
AragOna A Matteoli Giuseppe
Baiestsre Mariana NIazzarino Martina
Bambini Me A Mich Giuseppe
Borni An,onIa Montevorde Giavomo
BertagnO Ceestino Marchio Glow
Boranovici Lube Orio GugiIelmo
Bordigoni Franc Olivieri TaddeO
Bruschi Ant Picarelli Ant
Caputo Seraino Podesta Giov
Cardarello Luigi Poggi Andrea
Cavagnaro Catrina Poggi Joseph
CsvaIini SALVATORE Poggi Maria
Costa Glow SARGENT Floriano
Dafranclesco SaIv sbarra Giovanni
De GraZia Alberto Stagnaro Cattrina
Delgrano Sebastiano ScramagIia Carlo
GarUini Agostino Stefani Leopoldina
Grisafuli Dom Tachina Teresa
LeventiO Vasilio
CARTAS ESPANOLAS.
Arriaga Anti Melendez G
Das bernardo Munios Secundino
Dambra Alesandro Ortega Ensebi0
Garcia Jesus Perez Ignacio
Garcia Jesus NJ Salado EStevan
Laraynaga Miguel
sENoRAs.
Aguilar Laura Maron Jesus
Blanco EuIao Morales Matilda
Gross PaZ Rios Estefano
Larrain Celia Saavedro Maya
LariOs Jacoba Soto 1omaSo
Mcnendez Vittoria
S. w. BACKUs. Postmaster.
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must call for "a dverti.
date of the list. If
weeks they will be sent
Aagaar f G
Abbey President
Abrams Jno
Atkins VIM
Alien Mrs s
Allen VIM
Alum Mrs j
Ames Mrs + NJ
Anderson Miss Louisa
Appel Frank
Rabbit Cora f
Back Mrs Johanna G
Bailey Fredk
Bailey l. A
BakrrJ
Baaka Manuel
Baker Mrs Marion
Bathoru DR. 4
Baldwin Henry z
Bangs Mrs Mary
Barker Jos j
BaGyen Mr.
Bargg j c
Barnard Thos G
Barney Bertha
Barnett Hon Robt
Barrow DR. j +
Barre d. Dolter
Barton III
Bash X
baugh Rev VIM II
Bauer Mrs
Baust + j
Beckett Miss Carrie
Becker A
Bell MISS Lulu d
Bendroff August
Benton VIM J
bernstein Gustave
Beringer Bro
Berry Jno
Berry Chas w
Berryhill Mrs G
BE tZei l.
Birch Miss NJ A
EiacK X l.
Black Mrs Jno VIM
Blatchford w S
Banding Capt VIM d
Blum G.
Blount A G
Calfisch Il w
Callunden j +
Campbell Ed w
Campbell Bert
Campbell Mrs Colin
Cannon Len W
Carpeurcto Miss Teres;
carpenter Miss Annie
Casson Frank
Cation Henry Barney
Cavelry Miss Mary e
Childs Mrs Laura
Chicago Air Motor Co
Christie Miss Lizzie
Christ Mrs l. 3
Claffey Miss Nellie
Clair Miss Lou
Clark Fred G
Clayton Mrs Z j
Clifton John
Coyswell Miss May
Cohn Mrs Ed
Collins & f
Con ognho Mr.
DAdman III ID
Daily Thes
Daley Miss Annie M
Daniels J Is
Daniels Geo
Daniel SEQ II
DaShaJ r
Dawson Mrs Olive Al
David j w
Davies Robt Jr
Dawson Chas +
Deal Miss Marie 8
Deeter Harry e
De Lacey j
Delee David
Del Homme l.
Diederich Miss Wilhei-
mini
Ditlevesea Berthe Der.
gitte
Eag n Mary Ell
len NJ
Edgecomb Mrs j Fl
Egyptian Cement Co
Epleis W II
Etirel Edward
Eitus DR. + II
Ellis Mrs Eva
Ellis j X
Elbrigh IL
F irT esaie
Falkn er Prof r
Fame bcher Miss MINI,
Fa wkes Fredk ii
Feeny Miss Alice
Ferguson Jno ID
Ferris, Mrs L NJ
Feck r
Fessant Edwd
Flnigan VIM
Finch DR. L E
Fischer, Chas
Fitzpatrick Mrs (6(
Steiner)
Cab rdon Henry
Gage Mrs n NJ
Gallagher Mrs Maggie
Gammer G n
Gamble Clifford
Garrctson john
Gass Miss Dora
GatIiff Mrs Lulu
Geary Miss Nellie
Geiter M THEW
Genberg Victor
Gerum Baptist
81 BIS j
Gilbert j
Gilbert Jno Fl
Gildea Miss Bella
ELLEN ID
Gischel Chas
Globe Art Co
Goddard j T
Godjeus Edward
Gold berg Is X q
Haight Mrs A r
Haight Janet
Hall Mrs VIM
Hansen Mrs T.
Hansen Mrs CM
Hansen Jno II
Hanford c & Co
Harlan j
Harper Miss e E
Harper r
Harry Mrs NJ
harris b Son
Harris Mrs j
Harris NJ J
Hartmann d T A
Hartmann g V
Hartmann Miss Jen
Hartshorn Miss j NJ
Hask ms A K
Hatch d Son
Hawley Mrs K
Hay Howard p
Hay J 4
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

J Role, Philadelphia
NJ Relotins. Holland
j. l. Nakerys, Holland
w y Moiander q W, Pa
j G. Hancock d W. Pa
w c Hancock. Pa
j W Adams. New
J I Ii toward & W. New
GIL Courtn ey d W. Seattle
G II " etherbee IL W. n J
r III PAYNE. London
h A Hail, Winnipeg
NEW WEST
s y Mcdonald, Gold Hill
L j Col5un, Aicatraz
e Murphy, stockton
J 7 Wylar. Butte City
r Brydon. Fresno
e + Reed, Benecia
q j Hulser. Benecia
) Palmer, England
j o Saunders. Belmont
j X Martin. Modesto
Miss K Smith, Petaiuma
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w Nj wingersky, NY
L 7 Bliss, n Y
w Law Jr, Chicago
L L Bailey. Chicago
6 e Gray, London
DR. f Triest, Cal
II L Fowler, Mexico
Mrs la Motto. Pa
Miss la Motto. Pa
J Ballard. Claremount
w f haines, Co.'s Bay
II Lindley, Los Angeles
ERN HO TEL.
w 2 Crooks, ororule
Pain Der IL I, Anata
c Moller. New YORK
Mrs Edwardson, Pac Gry
r Hindnaish. Tacoma
w Bury. Bene Ia
q X Hughes. Oakland
A 4 Williams, England
NJ J Borley, Redwood
5 Stillman, San Mateo
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LIST OF LETTERS

.hese letters the applicant
d Letters" and give the
)t called for within two
% the Dead-letter ONCE.
Archer Miss Katie
Armstrong Harry
Armstrong VIM
Arnold q E
After T.
Atwood Miss Minnie
Atwater y
Anterior j B
Austin Miss
Blythe Miss Bella Nj
Boas Mrs p
Bowman L ID
Bowman Miss Mary
Bosse Miss Cert
BourSier Z
Boyd Waiter T
Boyce Miss Oracle
Boyce VIM L
Boyce WIN
Bradbury j d
Branch Rosie
BIT ever Mrs Harry
Briggs Mrs Nellie l.
Bright Mrs VIII +
BiScoe Cecil
Brobeck Eskil
Broderlck Jno Z
Brothers y
Brown G L
Brown Daniel
Brown Ii A
Bryant Waiter
Bryant Mill Co
Brush Mrs
Buckley Geo E
Buckley Jno
Bucklin Frank NJ
Burgebokher NJ
Burgess Mrs Annie
Burgess Mrs Matte
Burley I =
Burnett Raymond
Butler + NJ
Butcher Mrs L
Butte Co Irrigation Ian d
Co
Byrne Miss Kate
Byron Mrs Maria
Buzzard Hon A L
Commit NJ r
Conneiy John r
Conrad w J
Conway Mrs +
Cook Frank
Cook X
Cosack & Co
Costello Miss Vera
Cottrelle Eugene
Coulter Miss Naomi
Coulter Sam'l
Craig Mrs + II
Grail Mrs Lusesia st Clair
Cremin Miss Mary
Creba Mrs (1020 Eigh-
teenth st)
Creamy w II
Croft J X
Crow Mr.
Crow Minnie E
Culp Mrs N
Curle w q ..
Curtis Mrs BIC
Devine Miss Celia
Dittmer Hermine
Dodd Emily
Dobernecker Richard
Dodge Miss Ruth
Doing Miss Sophia
DOnahue Thomas
Donaldson LyIer
DOnnadien Miss Cora
Dohley Il Demite
Douglass Capt
briggs George r
Duffy Pat
Duncan James
Duncan Miss Alice
Dunlevy Jam es
Demcanson d II
Durand Leon
Dryer VIM
Filing VIM
Elmer Frank
Emerson Mrs Settie
Emerson Mrs J S:
Emery Lowell NJ
Eneime Sullivan A
Engel Mr. Mary
Ernst l. NJ & Co
Eskew Mrs Katie Viola
Eweler Henry
Fisher Geo H
Ham p q
Fiem ming Thomas
Flockton Chas
Foley Mary A
Force Mrs j r
Fowler Mrs Mary e
Francis L Il
Frank Tony
Franco Ger Elec Co
Frilund Mrs Eliza
Fireman Mrs A r
funk Miss Bertha
Goldstein s
GOrden w
Gordon Miss, 104l Van
Ness (2)
tiOttlieb Simon
Cough Miss Lou
Graham |
Crate Christine
Gray George
Green G w
Green Charles
Green Geo w
Green Saml (cash)
Grigle j
GriswOuld Geo
Grinter Miss L
Grogar Mrs A
Gross Lois
Grumsley Mrs Agnes
Guerro Joseph
6ustingJ q
Hindman Mrs Cyrus
Hinsdaie DC
Hockmuth Bernhart
HOeninahsns Victor
Hoheisol H erin josef
Hoglund Gilmai
H0grerve Mrs Pauline
Holland j T
Holmes Miss Bessi
Holmes Mrs A N
HOLMAN g
HolmteIg J
Holmes Mrs N G
Hood +
Hope Miss Mary e
Eorning John
Hotel Stationery Pig Co
Houle Joseph
Howard H
Howerton EB
Howells Capt j W
Hoztglias Polin
Hubbard CT
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s. BASCH, AUCTIONEER,

NIONN1NG,
M Onday. .....................July 10, 1893,
At 10 A. N. at Pavilion Auction house,
319 and 321 Suffer Street. above Grant ave.,
The Elegant Parlor Upholstery. Chamber Library
and Dining Room Furniture OF 3 Flats, removed
for convenience of sale Also 600 yards Body
Brussels Carpet. 800 yards New Linoieum. Water
back Range and Kitchen Utensils, l Singer and l
White New Sewing Machines, 200 pieces New
Agateware, 2 Canvas Trunks.
5. BASCH. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM BUT TERFIELO,
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUcTIoNEEp
ONCE at Salesroom. 543 California ST., mr. Kearny

THIS DAY,
MOnday..... Observation-Disclosures. July 10, 1893,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
724 Mission Street, Between Third AMI Fourth,
....I WILL SELL.
The Furniture Of the Niagara House,
COMPRISING.
The Entire Furniture of % Bedrooms: the Fur
niture Crockery and Glassware of Dining
room: Bar and Bar Fixtures: Mirrors: Liquors,
etc., of Barroom: Contents and Range of the
Kitchen; Lot Trunks and Baggage held for
more than one yea
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD Auctioneer.
jyl0 1t SAB California ST. near Kearny.
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Healy Terrence
Anaoi uhann A

Healy Terrence
HeasinghaIn A
Heacock Mrs Ada
Hearling Mrs NJ
Hefty Miss Clarie
Heineman DR. = q
Henderson elias
Hehnamann Mrs
Hensley & A
Hermann n AIRY
Hewitt Miss En- ma A
Hilmer Ludwig
Hill Eugene
Hill Mrs Lama
Ide s
lmajo N
Jackson Geo
Jacobs AdOlphus
lacquer & +
Janson Mary Miss
Jansson OlOf
Jensen Chr
Jewett Mile Mrs
Joez c
Johanssen Sven
johnson Mss H b
johnson Geo +
Kahler Carl
Kaliske Flora
karr Carl
Karafei Paul
Kauff man j A
Kean John
Kearns Mrs NJ @
Kelly Chas
Kelly John
Kelly VIM
Kelly ThOs
kempSter u r
Kennedy Jas H
kesSel Henry
Keyley AM ie Mrs
Labin- MAXINE
Lage Juliane Miss
Lam bert A V
Lamar Larne
Lam JnO w
Lame Bertha Miss
Lane Michel
Lang Isaac
Lang Mrs
London IL s F Real Es-
tate Il Endowment u
Lancaster Nellie + Mrs
Lawrence j H G
Lawson Charlotte Miss
Leavitt Edgar
Leblanc Alexis
Leberta Mary Miss
Lee j H
Leighton j w
McAiOon G f
McAvoy Miss Adeline
McAlllster-EidridgeHd
Co
Mccarthy Miss Kittis
Mccarthy Mrs j NJ
Mccarthy Miss Mary
McCord Mrs A NJ
McCue Mrs L
Mccormick Miss Celia
McCauchlan p NJ
Mccoy ThOS
Mcdonald Mrs A
Mcdonald j
Mcdonald Miss Lettie
Mcdonald r j
McEvilly Miss Maurice
Fail Miss Della
Nc Farland Rev
McGovern Miss Nora
Nc Garry Mrs AIiza j
McGlllienddy Miss Ann
Mas Mrs
Maatta Miss Anna
Macken l.
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Hudson Victor
II hurber r d
HerdSOn Rev j

Hudson Victor
n hurber r d
HerdSOn Rev j
ughes Edw
luke Mrs Minnie
Humphrey Miss Dora
Hume Mrs A
Humphreys Mrs Laura
Hunter Mrs w q
Hutchinson Conil Co
Hyde Miss Grace
HyInan ct
Hyman A
Inglewood Maud Mrs
Ireland g II Mrs
johnson Mrs L.
johnson Miss Annie
johnson John
johnson q
Jomara John
Jones Miss Nellie 8
J0slyn M I Is Mrs
Judah Mrs
Juds0u Messrs g. Co
urges Chas u
XII ernau David H
Herman Kratz
King DR.
King DR. & Jones
King NJ iss Laura
King Hugo
King Rose
Kline j II
krause Mile Miss
Keaue Anna Miss
KieklOw Hanni Miss
Kroeger Gussie Miss
Kuhn Louisa Miss
KunZe Chas
KutZkan Emil
Lemberger Emma Mrs
Leonard j G Mrs
Levins Oracle Miss
Levitt Frank
Levake Clarence d
Levy Dan'l
Lewis Tom
Lievre Nellie Miss
Linehan T G
Lloyd Ethel
L!eweliyn q g
Los Angeles Construction
Company
LoutZen heiser Jno G
Lowenthal M L
Lynch David Mrs
Lynch p
Lydick r w
LOoney Fred
McGregor Noekval
MCGEE Pat
' McGorty Peter
Macintosh Miss Eliza
Mc!ntyre Miss
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for Morning. for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. saturdays only
tSundayS only
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
vill call for and check baggage from hotels and
esidences. Inquire of Ticket Agents for Time
Yards and other Information.
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Leave San Fran
cisco.
100 A. NJ Daily.
4:ls P. x{GS .y..
B 100 An Sundys
y 100 A. M.Daily.
4:ls -.x{% S. sss
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irty-day EXcursion-Round Trip at rs per
sent reduction.
Friday TO Monday Excursion-Round Trip: To-
caloma and oint Reyes. 81 IS: Tomalos, % OOs
Towards, q so; Cazadero, So 90.
Sunday EXcursi0n-ROund Trip: Camp Taylor,
Tocaloma and Point Reyes. 81 0O Tomaies.
81 so: Towards. % 90; Cezadero. 50 so.
THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY at
Cassdero with morning train from San Francisco
to and from Stewards Point, Gunlali, Point Arena,
Cufeys Cove. Navarro, Mendocino City, Fort
Bragg, and all Points on the North Coast.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure from San Francis
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

Departure of Australian steamer depends on the
arrival OF the British mails
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Y. ..
stmr Pomona, Hannah. 20 hours II. m Eureka
pass and mdse, to Goodail. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Gypsy, epsen. 10 hours from Santa Cruz;
produce, to GoodaiI, Perkins Il Co.
Haw stmr Montserrat. Hansen. 80 hours from
NanaimO; 1913 tons coal, to John R0senfeld's
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4fslSsl az

1hls Coating debt Vas incurred for lumber,
hardware. Gre apparatus sni ilTe alarm system.
nov aai for some siae past in the Use Of the
city. and paving iaeoress on cur streets, public
works sna wharyes. - well ~ salaries OF city
oifieia's aad employer The city has had aad il
having the benefit
The s.s.sso - the balance due king county
for the city hail property. Tee city has paid
t4a. 800 aad a no title 10 the property aad viii
Get title Until the balances and iussres. in
paid. when the eonasy's agreement viii he !s,.
allsa hy deciding the property to The city This
debt tof she city hall. - eel ~ sne floating
debt. composed OF warrants. wa incurred In sx-
ccss OF tue IL per eeatari Of Indebtedness
which the city was allowed 20 incur without, "a
vote Of the people. and must be validated ana
paid ar the cs,y Is Liable 20 lose the 3to 20 and
interest already paid.
secoad-Ths psoposi:.ou TO issue $4,000 worth
of bonds 10 conp.ess the Lake Union or North
Seattle sewer tunnel 10 equally - neeessary A
the floating debt proposition
There has no~ been expsaded On this ssws,
about tlia.no; the sewer IL dag through aa. a
snall portion permanently lined: the balance
10 kept trom cavsas by temporary WOODEN ilaius
This Improvement cannot remain In Its present
uaeomplssea eoniisioa without serious csm.re
aad loss. II this temporary wcc.sn lining
shousi give way, 10 would r. likely 10 rs1se tire
tunnel 70 cave in. al ~. and make ;he city
liable !os damages to private property, bssias
causing extra expense ia NJ <xcAyatlas
There 10 on hand ios ase Ia shis snans, about
C.ss0 - worth of machinery and about s. 10
worth OF brick. cement aHd esG,ess This rror%
erty cannot rerassG where 10 il withaa. oessEa-
lug scattered ana ia mseed u the WORK is ahas-
.;oGed i,s any great ieas,a Of time The sag asnr
has bis forces picked and sit,sa 40 tia: he hss
the .isaf men Tor the right psace and work. II
the wofA is ahAn1acei sos sny leagsa o. tine
tAssc sascss viii h@eoas scattered Arrange
meats are nov made for materials to enssa shis
tunnel Of rstss that EBAY not De oatasnabgs again
in the future. In lev words, the Lake uston
sews. suanei can b completed aow .or eo.fse
lee. than Q year cs too hence In addition 10
tie probable loss, extra exrsase and damage
iregs isek 81 ssssssgs in TIE i-Ass Caiog dis
,s.es s.eaa tefs delay. the e3sy woaia be witsou;
say teSeas from this ssea, cnnsY OF saoney A.
re.iy expended
HRS ~gsopcsssica for s.sesuo Of bcrds 70,
As:3if asssl wefa
All - uesa % data bare oeea Ea1s ~ general
sxrscss. l. = eus Of sns esHssaa .aaa. anoaas-
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mixer SWORN IN
at Z. s Attorney KiefeF
Not Yet Removed.
Loss DEPUTY MARsHAls
s3ss A.>.sa usssbsl Drsko-Ise1eo-
s!ss -. 0vs, sp.e oe1osn Dsy MN
cesepasy's Property.

s,.,s1ea esssss District Attorney ". n.
4 - Yesterday exhibited his commits
sa's-. :. Jnsxc Hsnford In the United
90 xsssr;cs eourt and took the oath Of
I I .zSss ~ vs:t - once assume the duties
sSsss - BIT = Assistant District At.
S..sev Yie(ef Aas not yet been removed
- 5Ss e1soss4y general. from whom he
s1ssd lis commission. Judge Br,nksT
as.1i se.fer win him - to the d;sposal Of
!. ,S.s1nrfreus noe on hand. Only one 49,
1.1.SsS1 3 elkoweSi 10 the district attorney
ss ~ dissrict, and as he - usually up.
49, a the recommendation Of the
80 ~ sfto.nsy, Judge Brinksr has sent
ss ~ a1fesrsy gsneral his r6commenda-
s.. TIC. Roberfson. Of Tacoma, the
- sor1nes as Steve O'Bsisn and . loyal
EIaienm. epe the position.
3 B.i1ei etsses Marshal James C. Drake
- 80 tom Tacoma on . late train
5Su1uekoy assersoon. and returned again
- eveatne His presence was scented
- - hunesy Democrats who want 70 GIL
. 49, Of Deputies Bigslow, Bradley.
1900 sea West. whose commissions
sisk that Of thsir chief. About
- q thsss wanted 70 sse Narshal
1fa ootil 10 Became tired and locked
- % IN his room in order 70 finish
- lGu1ess hs he'd 10 writs. Deputy Big
-. hosryef. has been temporarily re-
I1rlaca ri fraks and he viii probably
s4ye lB sasihsr month ret.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01
SONS Of WASHINGTON UNITE.
Natives or the State will Keep Up Pho
neeP Memories.

neeP Memories.
4 meeting Of natives Of Washington was
held at the Chamber Of Commerce last
evening and organized society to be
called the Native Sons Of Washington.
The objects OF the society are described IN
the following call, Of which Fifty copies
were sent out. and in response to which
the meeting was held:
Dear SIR; Your presence 10 earnestly desired
at Q meeting to b held at O'Clock Wednesday
eysafng, May 81. 1886, st the Chamber OF Com
mercs. to aid In organising . society OF
the "Natve Sons OF Warrington" IL 10
proposed TO form . social organisation
similar TO the "NatIve Sons OF the Golden Vest
OF California The object Of the proposed or
ganisstion 10 to unite the native sons OF this
state 80 that they may take the place OF tho $50
cety OF Pioncers.' thus perpetuating In the
minds OF oil natives Of Washington the hiseory
OF our pioneers.
The following young men responded to
the call: Il. c. Cheasty, q. A. Harrington
and NJ. ID. Nunan, of Island county; H.
W. Miller. g. +. Hansell, J. T. White and
c. f. Hanseli. Of Jefferson; H. Tilson.
Of Thurston; J. T. Condor, of Kitsap:
o. c. McGilvra. Fred Hinckley, A. W.
Denny. J. J. Burns. A. w. Bryan, William
Campbell. James Campbell, II. Meyden-
bauer. q. r. Rrssell. T. +. Russell and
Charles II, Wilson. Of King.
A temporary orga nization was effected
with ]. 7. Condor as chairman and DR.. J.
I. White as secretary. A committee was
appointed to draw up q constitution and
another TO confer With the Society Of pio-
neers. which will meet June o,
with the object of making the
new organization state institution.
The age of membership was decided upon
as Is years or upward. The meeting then
adjourned to meet Thursday. June 5. at
the same place. and effect permanent
organization. A general invitation Is ex-
tended to oil natives OF the state eligible
TO membership.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

The cest 81 Neglect 20 Pay the City's
Annual Assessment.
Monday next il the last day for paying
city taxes before the delinquent roll is
turned over to the city comptroller. The
amount Of delinquency 10 not % very
large. but the number 10 far greater than
usual. This 10 mainly due to the failure
Of owners Of lots in the annexed district
to nay city taxes Heretofore they have
had to pay county taxes only, and do not
appear to know that property in what 10
now the Ninth ward has 10 pay both caty
and county taxes.
Some Of the lots are assessed for from q
cents TO IS cents each. and each will bear
an additional cost OF 50 cents after Mon
day. II not then paid, making total addi-
ton Of $3.50 costs.
The sale of property will begin early in
July.