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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

CHANG CHrTUNa. short time ago, and
1t may be that his immense blast fur
naces will be turned to the making
of instruments of war. These fur
naces are 100 feet high, and they are
of the latest European make. He has
connected them with shops which
cover forty or fifty acres, and there
are twenty-five acres of machinery
under one roof. About forty Belgian
engineers are now in the employ Of
the Viceroy, and, If the government
would assist, one of the greatest
trunk lines of the world could be
built. 1t would go for 1900 miles
through the most thickly populated
parts of the Chinese empire.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

A party OF Russian immigrants,
twenty years ago, entered the welcom-
ing door OF Castle Garden, followed
the trail of home-seekers half way
across continent, took possession of
government land in Bonhomme county,
South Dakota, and, opening the Old
World grain sacks, let loose a pest
that now threatens the agricultural
prosperity OF the prairie region OF the
United States. They brought the Rus
sian thistle. Its seed was mixed up
with that of fax, from which they were
unable to separate it. Bonhomme
County Is nearly In the center OF the
enormous agricultural territory en-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

AMILcARE cIPRIANI ished in consequence
of his advanced opinions, he pro-
ceeded to Greece and took part in the
insurrection against King Ohio. He
then went on an exploring expedition
to Egypt. where, in the streets of
Alexandria, he was attacked by a
secret society, Of which he killed a
member He then fed to England.
Later he went to France, took part
in the Commune, side by side with
Flourens, for which he was sentenced
to imprisonment for life, but was re-
leased in 1880 Since then he has
spent several years in prison and been
compelled to leave Italy and France.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
Remarkable Petrifaction.

A remarkable case of petrifaction
was discovered when the body of
Solomon Kreppes was exhumed in
Taylor's Cemetery, near Brownsville,
Pa, for removal to another grave
yard. The grave was near the fence
which separates the cemetery from
the national pike, and IL Is supposed
that water percoiating through the
limestone road bed had kept the body
covered with calcareous solution.
The clothing was found we'll pre-
served, although the burial took place
eight years ago. The hair and beard
were crisp and felt like threads of
glass. The body was entirely turned
to stone, and so hard that smart
blows with pick made no impress
sion.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
G. ,nerally a Trying Client.

1t Is in dealing with her own law
yer that the daughter OF Eve comes
out in her most vivid colors, says the
San Francisco Argonaut. When a
woman has a lawsuit she, as rule,
mentally selects lawyer to conduct
her case. If, on applying to him,
she finds, as she often does, that he
is not laundering after female clients,
and he observes that he is really so
overwhelmed with work that he is
taking no new cases, she becomes
more convinced than ever that he is
the only lawyer to whom she can
conflde her interests, and she half
suspects that his reluctance to act
for her is part Of conspiracy against
her rights. She insists, implores,
beseeches, entreats, with tears and
sobS, and, in the end, the lawyer
yields and takes the case. From
that hour his peace OF mind is at an
end. She is at his Office daily and
hourly. She insists on conf1ding to
him matters which have no bearing
on the case. She puts hypothetical
questions to him which drive him
out of his wits. She overwhelms
him with suggestions and objections
to the course he proposes to pursue.
She interferes with him in court and
almost takes the case out of his
hands. At last the case is tried and
is either won or lost. Ii 1t is won
she believes that it Is won on its
intrinsic merits, in spite of his blum
derlng. Ii tits lost it is lost through
his mismanagement. Whichever
happens, she is in no mind to pay
him his fee. 1t is only by threaten
ing her with legal proceedings that
he can collect his cost and honorari-
um.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

IT costs the United States good
many hundreds OF dollars to rescue
Gen. Ezetas and his officers from the
successful Salvadorean revolution
lists, and 1t Is going to cost good
many hundreds more to return them
to their enemies that they may be
shot after the approved Central
American fashion. All of which
teaches us that 1t is-yery good policy
for this country to keep its flngers
out of the domestic differences Of itA
peppery little southern neighbors.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

Peculiar Natural Freak Owaed BY Gen.
tleDsn In Kentucky.
1.-The likeness of q human arm and
hand presented In every detail upon
a common corn cob is the freak Of
nature owned by G. B. Cundiff, Of
Somerset, KY. Two years ago 1t was
found growing upon Its parent stalk
In field near that city, owned by
William Anderson. When the ear
was pulled 1t was thought to be one
OF those frequent lunches found in
every field. 1t was husked and
thrown into the crib until the follow
ing autumn. When it came to she'll
ing time the curiosity was developed
in all OF its fullness.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

THIEVES In Chicago are evidently
early and active In planning for their
winter campaign. They have stolen
several iron lamp-posts In the Hin
man street district, and now the
police are wondering where the prop
erty ard the miscreants have gone.
Still, there have been graver and
more audacious crimes In that town.
Some thieves do not stop at street
lamps. They steal the street
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
SLEEVES UNLIKE THE BODICE.

This IL the Latest French Frili to Reach
New York.
Not long ago 1t was new frill of
fashion to wear bodice OF one color
with skirt of another. The more
unlike the better the combination.
Now the frill has extended, and not
only are bodices and skirts different,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
No Hone for Them.

DR.. Paul GARNER, of Paris, has
made special study of those slum
children that are the offspring Of
habitual drunkards. He says: There
is flaw In the very nature OF these
young wretches that the psychologist
sees clearly and notes with apprehen-
sion-the absence of affectionate
emotions, and where they did not be-
come lunatics they show insensibil-
ftv and pitilessness.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

people, Is one OF the
greatest m Q n i n
China. He hates for
eigners, and is build
ing railroads because
he wants to defend
China against for
eigners. He has al
ready spent $40, 000,-
900 on his railroad
experiment. 1t was
his gun factory that
was burned down a
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

100 pieces can be dried on the rack
standing on floor space of one square
foot. The device is so arranged that
one piece cannot drip into another.
The drainage is caught and carried
to receiver. Any carpenter can
make it the required size. This in
genious invention will save the
housewife quite little work. which
is not the most agreeable in the
world.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

ably the most dis
tinguished of these
is Amilcare Cipriani,
the Italian agitator.
He was born in
Rimini, fifty years
ago, Of a family Of
good social position.
At fifteen years of
age he entered the
army, but deserted
twice In order to
Join Garibaldi. Ban
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

itself in very picturesque manner
from the middle of the leaves, like an
antique hermitage, above the sur
rounding wood. The chapel was
erected in 1896 by the Able du De-
troit, cure of Allonville. The age of
this tree is nearly /, 900 years.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
Cocoauur Butter.

There are several factories In India
and one, at least, Ia Europe, that at
Mannheim, Germany, where butter is
made from cocoanuts.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

The deepest place in the Mediter-
ranean Sea Is midway between Malta
and Gambia, where the soundings
show . depth of 1856 feet
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
AMILCARE CIPRlANI.

The Disting uished Italian Agitator Has
Taken Refuge In England.
Owing to the stringency Of the
new French law, many anarchists
have taken refuge in England. Prob
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

The Mohammedans teach thai
Adam and Eve once lived in a tent
on what is now the site Of the tenn
ple at Mecca,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
HE HATES FOREIGNERS.

Chang Chitung, . Chinese Millionaire.
Who Has Ideas of His own.
Chang Chitung, Viceroy Of WI
Chang, q city Of nearly million
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
GOOD NEWS FOR DIsHWASHERS.

A New Idea That Is Claimed to BE Adapt
able I'm Any Kitchen.
One Of the newest ideas pertaining
to the kitchen is rack for drying
crOckery, as shown in the illustration.
Wiping is entirely unnecessary. AS
a rule, only plates have been dried
by merely draining, but this rack al
lows complete tea or dinner set to
be SO dried. 1t is stated that over
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
CRUSH OUT THE PEST.
ADVICE TO FARMERS REGARD
ING THE RUSSIAN THISTLE.

Ugly Weed That Threatens to Choke the
Grain Industry In tho Northwest-It
Rolls Like Bali, Scattering Millions OF
Hardy Seeds
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

1Fooo thnt uoto ha9k % tne EArIxeot
Period.
There IL nothing In the vegetable
world that excites more curiosity
than grand old trees dating back to q
time when man was In the infancy OF
civilization. And In forest annals no
tree affords 80 many fond memorials
as the oak. Unfortunately the woods
mans ak has laid low many of these
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

FASHIONS are not made by foola
but for them.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20
HUMOR OF THE WEEK


Many Odd. Curious. and Lsughabio Phases
of Human Nature Graphically Portrayed
by Eminent Word Artists Of Our Own Day
"A Budget of Fun.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-09-20

Boarding House News.
In California there Is a prune or
chard OF over 1000 acres.
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Date OF nr,t publication, D.c.mber I. i Hs. .

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - LEWIS
ANstCeet improvements slet proposals viii DO
received by the undersigned secretary OF the
board OF public works OF the atty Of SEATTLE, up
o. noon Of Monday. Uecemb Der =, 1894 for the
improvement of Lewis street iron Yesler ave-
nue. 80 thu north line Of y glls " ala addition,
IA the city OF seattle by grading abe same sud
constructing sidewalks on bcsa sides thereof
with parking strips between side walks and
roadway, as pToviced by ordinsace No. s, so. IN
accordance with Tie plans ana sE'ciications
row on tie IN the ot1ce of the board of public
works.
Eacn bid must be accompanied by a cert ed
check, payable 70 tie order az The city comp
troleT, Tor sum not less than ave SD per cent
CT the bid, and no bid viii be considered unless
accom- psaled hv said cheek
The successful bidder Will Re requ red 10 en-
ter iHto contract and furnish satisfactory bond
Tor the amounts required by the civ charter
aud the state laws within ten dsy- nfteg bei ug
notified o. the award OF the contract - him.
falling - do 80 the said cheek and the amount
Fixed FAe-ein viii b. forfeited % the ctty.
Ne person Is eligible Az bidder sho has
within tao years prior 90 the letting of said
contract n1ace defsult iu payment Of soy Just
c.aim fer any work or labor performed. or for
a1Y ssl0 or material furnished pursuant 20 any
such contract as herein advertised, or who
wlthia sHtd ~ O years failed TO complete any
sura contract.
~ virtue o. ordinance No $50 aHd
amended bv ordinance No. SAD ana tie Jaw OF
ths state 81 " ashfucta~.
q he board ~ pub G works escgvCs tie gtt
O. re- cci any and a ] BIDS
Proposals must be ln1ogsed on The envelope
"hf1 Tor Lewis street Improvement
BY order OF the board ot public works.
GEORGE 4. MEACHAM.
Secretary.
Date OF drst publication. Decera Der s. Isa4-
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DrxrHs IND FUsgRzLs

FfTzYkrRrcE-In seattle =. 80 soash Four
s~~ata street.. sesttls, Aoaday. AseesnaYer -
80 Ieseoslne daughter o. Mr. Es9 Mrs.
gEoraas EItxgAsricx. Of consumption, aged IL
yeEtE-
services will Be held al The Church OF oar
LADY Of Good Help tomorrow Eorniaz Al lo'0
O'clock Intermsus IN Calvary csr5stsTy.
rTGBY-In seastls. 81 lis Tsyior street, Sunday,
Isscars Sar g. 1854. Olive fsfangwelI Esgoy,
veanxsst daughter OF Ar. ana AFa s0hG
Klgby, Of iypsoiG fever, aged zysafs-
Services were he'd yesterday afternoon Al
O'Clock at tic farzllY rssidsnee. Rev u {. Gar
rstt 0fleistfag.
BUCHIs6RR-Ths funeral 81 ThsFsssa bnca-
fngsE sill tsks psaes az oesoc3 t..s .tsst-
,,s.ga frgna the family residence, 80 Nee sire
street fnscrfnent al LAKE View cemetery
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOH-UNION STREET
~ paving Improvement sailed proposals will
be received by the undersigned. secretary OF the
board OF public works of thecity of Seattle, up
to noon OF Saturday, Deeemer Is, 1884, for the
Improvement OF CnIon streetan the city OF seat
tie, from the east margin Of Front street 10 the
west margin OF second street by paving the
same with yitr fed brick ard by curling the
same with granite curbing. iuludiug Herewith
similar paving and curbing II the alley side
walk crossings between said loints as provided
by ordinance No. 1855, in accordance with the
plans ana specifications nor on file In the
Office of the board OF public wFks
Each bid is 10 be accompansd by a Gifted
cheek, payable 20 the order the city COMP
tgoler, Tor sum not less thaafive 80 per cevt
of the amount bid, aud no bidshal be q nsid-
cred unless accompanied by strh check.
The successful bidder viii befequired TO enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bonds
men for tho amounts required ~ the city char
ter ami state laws within ten l0) days after be-
ing notified of the award, failing which. said
check aud the amount thereof hall be forfeited
10 the city.
No person IS eligible as = bidder who has,
within two years prior 10 the citing, made de-
fault in payment of any just elEim for any work
or labor performed or for any skill or material
furnished pursuant to any sub contact as Is
here advertised, or who, within said two years,
10 complete any such contract.
The board OF public works reserves the right
TO reject any and ell bids
Proposals 20 be Endorsed On the envelope IBID
Tor Union street paving improvement"
BY order OF the board of public works.
GEORGEk. MEACHAM.
Secretary.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or The STATE
Il OF Washington lor king county
In the matter of the estate OF Joan u SAGE M,
Ter. deceased. No. I,54a Notice Of sale OF
real estate
Notice i hereby given that in pursuance OF an
order o! the superior court OF the county OF
King in the state Of Washington, made on
the 18th day OF April, 1885 n tse Lass-
Ter. deceaset, the undersigned. the exec
utor Of the last will and testament OF the ssio
Diseased Will sell at p1eAe aueti . g. ~, tas
highest bidder. for cash, gold coin OF the hltsd
states and subject 10 cauT emation by said s1pe-
rIor court. on Friday. the IAN dSy OF beeembef,
1894. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock IA the
morning ami the setting of sun, to-wIt: az the
hour OF IL o'clock on said day, at the west dooF
OF the county courthouse Of hlug county, IN tus
city Of Seattle, in the county OF kt7g, IN the
state OF Washington, all the right, title, interest
and estate OF the said John u. SaEeTnlller al ne
time of his death. and al the right, Title ana
interest that the said estate has. oy operation %
law or otherwise ACQUIRED other than or ia ad-
di.ion TO that OF the said John j. eageniiter ~
the time of his death in and 10 ali those ceFtsth
lets. pieces or parcels of land lying and being in
the said county OF King in the state OF wash
ington, and bounded ana described as ioAo"s'
to-wit:
80 Of Canal addition to she city oi Seattle, htnS
county. state of Washington; lot one ( ,. Two
(2) aud three 90 ia block twelve I'D IN leser "
MeGilvra's addition TO the CITY OF SEATTLE, IN
King county, state of Wash ng ton; lot ore %
in block four t0 in Burke's second adliuoa 10
the city Of seattle.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash, gold
coin of the United states, 10 per cent. OF the
purchase money 10 be paid al the time OF SAID
sale, balance on confirmation OF sale by SAID su-
perior court. Deed at expen~e OF purchasers.
WILLIAM MCCORD,
Executor OF the last Will aud testament OF John
ID. Sagemiller. deceased
LABAS H. WHEELER, Attorney for Executor.
Dated az Ssatt c, Wash, Novcm Der IL. ls9i
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
l. OF Washington Tor King county. Probate de-
paTtment.
In the matter of the estate OF Isaac G. Morgan,
deceased. No. 2,o2a Notice 10 creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
the exeeutrx of the lass VIII ana testament OF
Isaac q. Morgan, deceased, to the creditors of
and all persons having claims against the said
deeea sd, TO exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within one year after the date Of the
first publication of this notice. 20 the said eX-
ecutrix. at the place of the transaction OF the
business of the said estate, to-wit: at the Office
OF l. Ii. Wheeler, at rooms 81 and SO sullivan
block, in the city OF Seattle. King county.
Washington. ANN ELIZA MORGAN.
Executr of the last VIII aud testament OF
Isaac q. Morgan. deceased.
IABkS III. WHEELER, Attorney for EJscutrix.
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NOTICE TO STOCK DERs.

NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders of the Puget sound National
Bank of Seattle win be held at it's banking
house on Tuesday, January s, at 2. M. for the
election OF directors aud such other business as
may come before the meeting.
r. V. ANKENY, Cashier
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE REGU-
- lar annual meeting of the stock holders of the
Boston National Bank OF Seattle will BE- held at
its banking house. Tuesday, January 5. 1895.
such other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting. A. NJ. BROOkES, Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders of tho Merchants National Bank OF
seattle VIII be- held on Tuesday. January 5,
1925, at 10 o'clock m, AZ the Office of the bank,
Tor the election of directors and such other bus
mess as may properly come before the meeting.
Nm I. NICKWARE, Cashier.
NNUAL MEEIING-oFFICE OF THE Sill
"A yer Queen Mining and Smelling Company.
To the stockholders: Notice 10 hereby given
that pursuant 10 the bylaws OF the company
the annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Silver Queen Mining and Smelling Company
VIII be held st the ofiice of the company. in Sc
attic, Wash, at o'clock ,. M on Tuesday,
January :. is95, for the purpose OF electing trus
tees for the ensuing year and the transaction OF
such other business rs may legally como before
the meeting. W. +. BUTLER, Secretary.
Seattle, Wash, December &. 1894
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Advertisements under the bad Of Lost
found. For sAis. For Rent ana situat4ons
Wanted will be inserted e. the rate 81 cent
word eaca insertion. Payment always ID sd-
vance. 30 Advertisements rseelysd ior isss than
.sceniE
gDTTCF-The business Office OF the PosT-Is-
-x114sxEcxR Is open until II p m-; sunday
hours a NJ to y N. CLASSIFIED advertise
tzsnta viii 6s reesivsd up 70 this TINA
Advertisements vii tie reeelvod - branch
sfHees Of the FosT-fSTELLgcgsCEEs
TACOMA BUREAU - llIS Pacific avenue.
Thomas sammOns. Manager.
PORT oWNSEND-Frsneh 4 Springer
BFIITNGHAN BAY BukEAU-Ssw what
com, corner Holly aud csnos street. o. a.
Culver. Manager.
The following lssters await advertisers At this
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NrRFHY-Ta seattle, @u2tsys DeosxzsST =
81 - ..s vsff~ - gssn !. .srpAg.a 1snrh-
ter wssgat. - pounds
fTksND-Af Re@f. s. Eesttse. OF 2onraT. De-
csrsf>sr Il, fssz 20 fas vile Of J. J. strand q
dsnuNsEF
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poRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
4 DUNGENE-s-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
DAILY sxeefg Monday. Tire card conf ncinx
TUESDAY, AUGUST -. 1885,
Leaves Seattle, % a. n. Townseud, 1880 a,
IT,. Dulreues@. = n. arrives Port Angeles .
g, IN. caves Port Angeles. ? % ,. u. . leaves
Port Iosassns. 500 =. n. strives Seattle . 20
,. m CITY DOCK CO. seattle, Agents
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NOIlCE-CAPT. sPACLDISG, MANAGER
~ Of tae -esIlle Tug sad Barge CONTAIN. i.
again on deck- have the sole FnAnxqerasnt AZ
ne staanch tuE boat Portland, and hereby fake
Us ueth2d o. isloriniag ny Old patrons and
otheTs sho DsY have WORK IN NV line that
A1a prepares 20 DO tn same with d8spsteh sd
a. popular rates. Those wishing the service of
good boat wiz inquire ca board. OF Al Office ~
seattle Tug snd Bsrxs Company, foot Of Marion
street, EszT Flyer Office.
CAPT. a r. sPAILDlSc-
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<Drxsrrsgxs NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring daplsy advertisements
changed for ere sunday issue must hand La
corr b O'Clock SATURDAY 70 insure ehange-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROsALIE.
Arlington DOCK, "a
Leaves FOR Victoela ana Port Iosnssns - -. -
except Sa11sy, az IlssD ?. Ia Fesurniss ~
fietoFis g m. steamer laaa0 !sA'ss - ..ss.
Townsend sud way poFts daily, sIesps s'.ssg.f
81 a. n. sunday, direct 81 g. II 49, ss..sls
direct saws Peri Townsend st4R "a TA2--'
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uagFTv-E rYFEY-At ). MARKS Ep8scouai
rharrn. eeastas. "a s7ndsY. peessnbeF > 1874
- 90 ID q Jarrett NJ. J. =. HszSs sGd
Mis- Eaasly EttsIT. both - ae1mA
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROIL-NOTICE
~ Of assessment ro.I OF local Improvements
district Nc. o., Tor the Improvement 81 Madison
and RI bern streets ua1er ordinances No. asa.
ana hearing thereCa.
Notice Il hereby given that tae assessment
roll % local Improvement district 40. g. Tor
The Improvement % Asa3so1 aa1 + bert street,.
froul the alley east oi Fourteenth street TO tae
ceuGeF line % kenuey street. under ordinance
No. $780, hss been reported ~ the boar1 OF
puollc works % the clsy counCll OF the city %
~ attic, and j. uow oa sic IN the oHes q tie
cIgv clerk. and the sane - nos open f1r uut.ffc
inspection 81 said off3oe. snd wtE remain gr.eu.
tur i-f- fs-t oa u2tt NaE isy ree 24ta cav at D.
ca1uter. i~st. 80 3 50 elaek s.. ia-. ana all per-
sons interested are hereby required to an
pear before the city council IA 1oint seas %
20 % held iE the council chamber OF ths
house OF delegates ia tas CITY bal on lie
24Ls day ot December, i>+s, az e3Eat o'ri5ck ?,
m. anc make o. 1ecEtols thereto. At sad ssa
- fixed tie council W II const1e- aay sna al
objections uaGa a1d MI maze such correestfs..
ia sid roll - = deems ,lst. and viii then De-
duet tie sulguat OF sGcA e0sE assessed sestast
sEree. crozszuEE tShEch shsli X pss2 from En~
general road fuu1 81 tie csIE} ard slll then Nv
ordnance approve such Toli And seTy sid $3.50
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