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The BOARD Of Trade.

ChieaEo. les. @2-The las; session ~ the
Board BreviouS - the Christmas adjourn
meat passed without Violently changing
the previous prices q aay importar; spec
ulafive connolly. Wheat eaincl i-se.
ard everything else iast similar trlae.
as compared with yesterdays closing
values Further thaa sac small fractional
Improvement due u some favorable nx-
urcs recording re peeks movement of
toe whsat crops % tie yecrli. tosay's
sa3Fs session. IN 90 fsr ss The wheat mar
kes & coaregned. uassht have been theswu
81 E!tn fhe other Christmas Holidays
May opened at from 5S7ss i-sc. touched
S &c. ana clasci 8 Use
Cern-Was oppressed b. hesvy receipts.
Tor ehsch there was $50 market except az
sflll more liberal concessions ID the nrlce
thaa gere previously neeessary. The lays
receipts we're f9s cars. and Tor Monday 80
cars are estimated
oata-Were quiet. TIE natural tendency
% re r.a-ke. fo- TIE last ssw DAYS was
- deei.ae ana partly IN sya.gatay win
corn. te-er rr.cea we're Scored May se1I
from e. l--lsi s-sc. down % g Csc. a-I
closed at sd ~
Prov tssons- Prices di1 rot chanEc mach.
o.. reeh alteratina 2s Eee-e asas wet 70
taa credit - fh1se gAo wc-e ssort IRE
teclas was zG--e IN each - the taree spec
ulstiTe articles.
CLOSING. sznssr, 3 U.s.. MAJ,
S i-Sc-
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AFTER JAKE WIGGINS
Citizens of Augusta, Ca, Eager
TO String Him Up.
HE is a NEGRO MURDERER.
A Meb Surrounds the Cennty jail. oue
the Bieedthirssv People Can Net
Get Their yfcsin.

Augusta. Ga. noe. 1ss--Ffon. William
II. Fleming. speaker of the oseorgia
hausc. and Judge William r. Eve. 81 the
coanty court. have finished addresses "a
a mob cg eisisens shsat are gaahcrea
around the county jaa with the fnten-
tson ~ lyRchsng Jake Virgins Ii Is
believed better counsel has prevailed.
aud that there viii be no assault ON tie
jail
On saturday night wfgesns killed a
negro named Anderson Williams. across
TIE river on the Carolina side. He was
tracked 20 Augusta BY negro spottcr.
and the Augusta pSicc were told OF his
whereabouts. A posse NJ police sur
rounded the house IN the upper part ~
Augusta and broSe IN the door. Wis
Sin opened tire "a the ofsicors with n piss
tol IA each hand. Dctcglive joe Murray
was shot On iHe head and Is DYING az the
hospital Pollccmsn Stringcr VAS siso
shot "a the head and cannot RECOVER.
Policeman Wrcnn vas shnt in the leg.
John DAVIS. a spectator Vas shot IN the
region Of ghe heart and kilicsI. The ne
gro escaped. huG a little later was held
Up hy a youth naEned Jordan and nnaliy
arrested. purlng the meicc 81 ttc house
and slight - he negro. when the f1g.-
tive YVES under ire from many psrsens.
over 100 shots were fired. and tbs man
was slightly Wounded in ne left side.
~ o'clock the crowd az TIE Jan bad
Increased 90 1000. There Is na leader.
and ia is not thought any attempt will
be made g enter the Sal. which - a
strung structure and VIII project lam.
Toe sheriff and mayor WV there shall
Be M lynchins IN augusta tonight o.
ans other Night
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BreadstufTs aad Grains.


San Francisco. Dec. Enclosing: Wheat
quiet. IS Use
Bariey-Quiet; December, s. sic: May.
81 Us.
Corn-sI25
Bran ST. per ton.
The San Francisco produce exchange
has adjourned until wednesday, Decem-
Der p.
Fismneial.
Silver Bars. "a Lao Use:
Mexican Dollars. % i-es5lc.
Drafts or New YoTk-Sigh sI-sc per
500
Telesraphic, ioc per SEQ.
&a.a.sg stocKs.
Alta. IS. Alpha Con. 10: Andes. =:
Belcher 81: Belle Isle. 8. Best & Belcher.
S.. Bodle Con. s.: Bullion. 20. Caledonia.
?; Challenge Con, 8: Chollar. e; Conf
dence, IS; Can. Gala. and Va. SIS: Con.
Imperial. /; Crown Point. Il: Gould &
Gurric. -, Hale & Norcross, -: Justice.
Is; Lady WASHINGTON Con. 4: Mexican. "a.
None. -: MI D,ablo. Io Navijo. ,: oe-
ci5entai Con. S, onhir, 49, Overman. IS:
Potos!, 81; Savage =; Sierra Nevada. 90:
Silver Hill. s: tnion Con. -; Utah Coz.
5. Yellow Jacket, IS
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ORDINANCE No. s.ss7.-An ordnance
NAlnT the compensation OF the as~tSt~
fbat r. sssf a.,..,a ~ - ~ 80. ssii ~
the city bushes. ard directing the cor
pofatio1 cOunse 20 proceed With the
eo.ieetlcn q de3inauenf street srsde
Where's Delinquent street grade assess
nlcnss degnaud Immediate attention and
where's. the prosecution OF these mat
tiers vi. add greatly 70 the duties OF the
laN atTartpepi ans requirs the eenst II
aisc ussalvstef atteniion Of one member
Tn reof. now. therefore.
he y orsaaned 30 the city OF Seattle as
secti5n I. That the CORPORATION counsel
Re and he s hereby directed 70 proceed
at once with tbs prosecution 81 an pend
in< suits for the enforcement Of street
assessments AMI "a al cases where suits
have not been c1mmcacfi. to institute
proceedings for the collection Of deiir-
quent essassn1ents, PROVIDED this ordi-
strucd e. conflict With the contract here
tcfore entered into befNecn the city OF
Seattle ard joan ". Pratt.
Sec. 2 In all eases where assessments
have heretofore been or hereafter sha3l
be hsit invalid he shah immediately cause
proper steps 70 be taken FOR re-asscSs-
See. The assistant corporation coun-
sci shat perform such duties as are re-
sci and shall act under the direction ana
supervision ~ the corpora ton counsel IN
all matters herciD8 hove specified.
See. 4. The assistant corporation Counsel
shall have bis Office with the corporation
counsel and shall devote alt his finle and
attcAtLon 20 the business of the e4ty.
See. >. tn salary ~ the assistant cor
poration cosrsef shall be AZ the rate %
two Thousand &c ee 90 dollars PER year.
PAYABLE monthly as ether salaries are
paid
See. G. All ordinances or PARTS Of or5i-
nsnees in conflict herewith are hereby re
See. :. This ordinance shall take effect
ami he. IN force from and after January
1st. ISIS
PASSED. the hoard OF slderucn the Eth
day ~ December, 1926. AMI signed by ire
in opcn session in autheH; icafiou ~ It's
passage this 2fst tlav ef December. 1S4L
l. MILLER.
President OF Rosri q Aldermen.
Passed the house - delegates the 2ist
day Of December. 1897 ami signed bv ms
In open session In aathenftcafiou Of its
Passage this @fst dav 81 December 1875
J. =. CEffErC2N
President 81 House OF DELEGATES.
Approved BY ms this I'd day q Deem
BYRON PHELPS.
Filed by me this "a day of December.
It +. STEWART
Published December - 1904
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poses q a pahFsr street forever Ire sarn~
~ y tak@1 aFr1 zp4~1ystasssH sssssg sfser
s - . .'sstsas.essissr hsytng been ara rse
sTsa i se- ss.ss rxs Tor The o~nsT ~ the
see : Tssat the ssssT4y~ass,,, eu~snae4 Ax
= ~. ~ Ise = hereby aatheFlzesi and dsrrcsea
~ s...s ~ - ~ .-Is.srsor court q kInz caan-
-. st&is q washington. a petition IN the
Istfns ef the city q saul. ssrayists thsss
49, 49,. sssatsen % be usass for tee
ror the purpose Of IS. rSsssAr.fr,c< - 49,. -
.s1amtAt 81 sad street as provides in tle
si1E Ssef0n lie aeertasred By 4
waived which petition shan sssrnfv
, mslh ffse requirements of ire as.s ~ re
.r,5,sssa 81 TIE state - wash tsxt0F.
sELtise IN act 70 enatte cstsen - tie
nrsi~clSsH 20 exercise ths rfvhf ~ &C.,
~ as'ITaain tor the takssx aysf sszrnagsrsy
- rssaS 81 pronegty for public purposes.
stloh fnerHfer ard rrUvfffrx fo- srecfal
49,. 1919 y certain cases upon prog
go. esfsleNtesi. sTas declaring an e1-ser-
49, apITgFed March sth fSa9 ard ~
SUD acts asgst proFe iFf1s SfaW - sekar
AZ zone - are provssAe1 Nv SAID at,
a. An asssss.Eent shall - rraae
hAe i1Ssssatur@ Tor the rurpase ~ RAISING
sestss- 49, ssresary - Pay the egnsp@n-
= ~ ~ asia o. FasTe whlea shall - award
afor-ssie. ssffh tha cvste 81 sha ss-es.-ss
il.kx. ssa1 sad assessment sfaU - mace
..lsua 81 fns nrovsrty between the ter
-
49,. 1z rroxi mae 70 SAD CARTEL street
between Temperance street ars+ fs,xv1asr
s s, as1a e the portion OK Eensucsy
~ttItss ls.stue@4 between the north mar
gin u Garfield street west OF faIa Eer-
r1saY street a1rd the south margin of
'saEAss1 street az herein si9ene5 east Of
.e11 n~tsfitckr street. 70 a distance back
from fne marginal flne< 81 Sail streets az
one nnnGfei ard twenty Cgej feet ard
shall be conssaeregf and heif q have q
frontage usou said street and shzr b.
inc property benefited by the loeatIsn arr
,'.,'ls hsnx % satd street. provided that
anfi costs Rs r not flaiiy arsasx-ss agsislef
Hssd properly identified shall be mad from
IN street furd % said city. For the pur-
ppse q SAID SfSe',tal ssseszm4rt a supple
mental petition shall b. filed IN said court
SRI Al other acts and proceedings shall
"a ,i., tesen ana lone for n maxine. com
- said act OF the legislature pro-
So 1 This ordinance shall take eject
ana De ~ force from ard after It's pass
exc ana approval. u approved hy the
mayer. otherwise II shall faka erect AZ
Lne ttnle a shsa ueeoDae Law under the
PROVISIONS 81 TIE clfy charter.
fa*st1 ne board % Aldermen the 18th
fay ~ Decefnher 1894 ard sixned ~ re
20 Spen So, sess' o.. y ssilhsatieaton - rs
T.. Miller
-, President BOARD ~ Aldermen.
Al. as - TIC hosse q dslegltes the sist
In open session in aufhenticat4on ~ its
passage this zzt dry q nsceT,ser. isst
President House ~ Dsiegates
Approvee b ne this - day % Deem
Der lisa
BYRON PHEI rs.
PILED By me this "a day q DsssRser.
II r. STEWART.
Published December a. 1871
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4 Popular poet q long aeo once
stesned he ~dwelf iu marble halls" AMI
s.-.a rruch Eatisfactign in ne dFeara.
rs-srr fe who car afsri q ticket over
..The ~1-th Western L.ne" uh TIE ala-
81 r..ftanee far alsop.ug car fare heiwesa
,ftrrearoiin. ST. Paul ana Chicago. can
- : kfrg Tor thirteen hours. Hith SIR
-.,s.es-rg s8eh ~ sri91on f,ruseif aever
e.vy ara r5.h = service equally as SOL.
49, details ~ which vouia aH an .snr
80 ~u,sy Tor the Traveller. k9iNnl TINE
- ne 70 raiis rsaa - iais :~ain n
slnele night =. " Parker. Paset sound
a-eas. VI Fs9at slrest. S1atte.
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NoRDsTRoM's FIGHT FOR LIFE.
His Case to lie Heard Before the SUI
preme Court OF she Enitsd states.

In the. celebrated Nordsfrorn murder
case the clerk ct the supreme court OF
the United States has requested the clerk
OF the supreme court OF Washington 10
send to Washington the record In the
Noristrom case. Norfstrofn was sen-
fenced to death for the murder OF young
Willie Mason, at Cedar Mountain. He
appealed his cause from court to court
until he has reached the supreme court
OF the United States. Ills counsel con-
tends that the law whieh permits N0Td-
strom 10 be brought 10 trial for murder
without an Indictment b. grand jury IS
invalidtas being ia conflict with the corn-
pact OF admission q the state with sae
FEDERAL government contained IN the act
OF congress receiving the state into tho
Union. 1t is this paia, upon which the
argument viii be had. The case is 10 ~
set for hearing in Washington fe6-
ruary 10.
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c.-sjetiar - the NoTthera PaciGc-Iur-
rn~lon route via BsiiingE, has recently
peea opened. This ane shortens the jour
rry considerably between Puget sound
ana au points in the Hack Hills country.
4, s-enraska. Kansas Missouri. Arkansas
ana all Southern and Southeastern points.
IL trageraes a section of connry rich i'm
historic scenes ara unsQuaied for beauty
ard fertility. snor1iuE altogether most
.rtovatie overland trip. For tickets.
srr Apply % any Northern Faclne
asent. l. A Saaeau. General Agent. Sc
eIlLa.
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ORDINANCE No 7.ess.-An. ordinance
laYius out. widening and csttbltshinS
asrneld street la the city OF seattle,
over tract Of land b0anricd as foi-
lows - nt. feFlnnlne ~ the north.
nesf eofurr ~ the west one-haif C-D %
The south oue-haH r-g ~ the south
west ouE-q ,aFter go OF the southwest
oae-qnarter 90 u the southwest one
quarter u-i az section nineteen fln.
township twenty-five tesl north. range
flar 90 east. 81 the willamette ultFtt-
ian. n King county. state % NashinS-
tor. e9mwuniv known aS the 4 Roberts
3i-a acre tract. ruurimg thence Gust
alcssg tho north lnc OF said IL acre
tfact. three hundred AMI thirty thsal
teTt more OF less % the nortneast csr-
etf Of sad tract thence south atoms the
east Hire thereof hfty~two t5zi feet more
81 less 20 the south marginal fne of
Garfsela street ~ sail stree, - plated
tAenee west along a lire sixty ts9 feet
south of anfl parallel with fhe north
nsrgin ~ said ttnfileit street Is plated
y Bigeiow's addition supplemental 20 the
cs,y oE Seattle. 90 the west line of aait
3i-e acre tract. thence north along said
wes' tire fifty-two (s21 feet more or less,
@ the northwest corner ef said traet
and place OF beginning; being a strip Of
laal ftffy-two tasi feet in width. more or
lees, along the north side Of said Rob
efs tract, the addition of which 20 the
world make said street 81 the uniform
width Of sixty t6al feet: and providing
.er the taking ans DAMAGING Of the
aaa ana other property necessary there
fcr. aFsd for the aSrert8trfttrnf ataf pay
fHeRt Of the iast compensation % be
maize Tor tire private properly tp &c
tAkeR or d8mazed for SAID purpose sfl1
Ter "a assessment upon the property
eenenfed. Tor the purpose OF mNAans
whereas a lsrga number OF the prop
ttf owners alonw GARFIELD street be-
twsvn Temperance street and Bowman
A. Efs.r-. seseFa
r@at 81 saA street between said points
VI xrsts48f3s. staswalking and PARKING IN
eaifoFn mi convenient manner, and
Wfeeeas, BY reason e. unplaxtesi ispd.
r. Gstaeid street Is ouly about eight $50
= n Width over q portion ~ the street
f'Hoae8 90 be improved. via, between
ue east linc 81 Jac0cs avenue and the
senicr % keuttfcky street. and said Gar
esa street cannot hs Opened fot travel
e asnT0se4 as petiuonc1 Tor, Until wi9-
- 90 the south side between SAID
Ms public necessity demands n
sfeet % the fuh afd uniform waiih 81
tAif te4 fFet in the location deScflhest
tf.s ordnance. end SAID Ntdoning ard
siatl shfng ~ Ritl Garfield stfeet -
hsFe.a aeEtrihci wiii he 81 special bcicht
" ~ iut ad1pint1-g, contiguous afJA-
- aH4 FrnNlrafe thereto WHEN fiit
htref a'll iSenfy 0e4 feet ca saeh
effret between 4emFFrAngs ElFtWf
Bowman ryeIfuN. AMI within one hua~
- ,t 49, ~. - kss.tt-'-L,,
49, 5sftrt -. 49,. -s~te r,s~-
a ~ r..s .--.ss-ti ..s--,as .....r 80 FSsva
F.. .s. tt ...e 49, = - $50
.. issef ..sef
A. i 1885, q. --l ,,.,- tN,..-s.5~,s
n = .t...f 49,. 49,, .slt,. - lseetsfs as
g. 'lr.e
- .r.,.. s..--.ss &c.. a., she
g. ~ ~ -.r ~. ~ -. -. II h--,ss,x.
a. s.t r - - $500 t+v fs,s,
e. ~ < .-ts-e.,.s - ,e,,5,,, tisss f~sa.,t
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A@tA4@ .s.ss*.~-.ssss. .&tsAi.tk9 - ctNe Att4 I'd
The stormy weather Saturday had a
somewhat bad effect on trade aud the
volume OF business was not a. large as
was expected. The receipts OF the Gay
were not very heavy. aai stocks were
fairly well cleaned up. Prices remain
low and the market may be said 90 be
wholly in favor Of buyers. Fresh fruits
are now confined 10 few varieties. but
the supplies are ample for all require
menss. The inquiry for navel oranges
h. small. BAL dealers are eudeavcrirg to
sustain prices. n Is doubtful II reduced
prices would cause any greater sales, Tor
u ~ more n lack OF demand than any
feeling against the presert prices. The
chosce stock h quoted al ss7sFfEe0 a box.
Seedlings are selling slowly a. . a box.
There j. a fair demand for choice APP
plea and supplies are quite plentiful
They are quoted at sl.l0uIG5 per box.
The ordinary grades are In heavy sup
ply AMI scllirS at quite a Wide range
Vegetables are selling freely and there
Is but little Guctuatioa In values. The
choice stock OF potatoes is quoted at
SSaio ton. Dried fruits are Inactive
ana 10 a wholesale way there IS scarcely
any movement Of trade Stocks en- hand
are heavy and shipments OF small pro-
portions.
Dairy products are selling fairly wen.
but values have but little stability.
Fancy creamery butter. and in fact. all
grades move mostly in small lots East
ern eggs are plentiful and are quoted at
. cents dozen Fresh ranch eggs arc
bringing - cents, Cheese is arriving
rather freely ana trade is DUH. Poultry
and game were fairly active, and the
following prices obtained: Dressed tur
keys. ii6fi5o a pound; live turkeys. l.sliSe:
dressed ducks, l2Ht2 i-sc; dressed geese
1igi5c: pheasants. maliard and canvas
back ducks, 81 a dozen: teal ducks. $50
a dozen
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NEw YORK MARKETS..
The s.ock Exol.aaFe.

New York. Dec @2-The share specula-
zion during the tao hoars of bus.nces to-
Gay vas generally heavy 81 tone end. vita
a few uaimpsFtant exceptions. prices de-
ri.uea steadily 20 the close. I.eadoa was
a small seller Of St Paul. and Northern
Pacific preferred ana this, coupled vita
the fast THAI American securities were
rather heavy on the Lonaan stcck e1-
change vas q factor II thc depression Of
;he market here.
Ia exception % TIE general decline.
Wheeling & Lake Erie, preferred. is IS.
Nsw York Central Tacle7e Gas. pre-
fs-re3. i-9 ana DistHans. IS aisher. The
Vclnme OK business Oh the week has bean
extremely rEhs the approach q the holt
Says having a restrictive i-aueBce ST.
tra8las ana the sgSrssate3 sales are only
ST faa SHARES. The market iu thc main
has gen1e3 leWnas-a. 4 majority cf tha
stocks tra jed II show declines. ranging
up 10 per cent.
TIE bend nsarkes ;o5ay has hesa dau
end heavy, tne sales rese hIas enly a tot2l
~ Szsa re Only changes above 8
fg4cuoa are = 5eelias CT 7-s ger ceat- in
l.&e1essa Gas s.. ard - advance q per
cers 10 Atlantic & Paeitc s. DGr.ns TIE
week tG'e market has been fairly a-tlEe.
bat tae result II trading ls depreciation
a. values IN the majority 81 tire issues
asaIs in. Tae ss}es aggregated s. So. ~.
Government bon ls-stsaey.
state bou3s- DuM
pafrl1a faa3s-fieavy.
Peteeleaas- E3Fls January CPloas.
CLOSED. - blA
firnnetsl.
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John Murphy 70 john Curtland. block
. Mills a Raniails Canal add. and &c
sertlon i-22-s. May "a ST.
Mary V ard George Han q al. TO
Alice 4. Almond. one-hfth OF e IT, sw NV
seetioR @7-2i-4 September 5. is0. q. g.. 81.
Earnest N. Thurlow 10 Alice 4. An
mond. q. c. 10 same property. December
2. lS9s. 81
Walter J. CoGman to Alice A. Almond.
q. TO same property, April "a ST.
Alice A. and Charles n. Almond 70
George W. Davis. undivided one-thlrd
interest in bots and s. block q. heirs et
: 4. Bells second add. lot 2. block 4
Belts seventh add. and one-fifth OF e IL
sw NV section 27-ss-i. December Is. 5000.
Louisa Denny 10 Thomas j. Bailey. lot
7. block 81. II. r. Denny's third add.
North Seattle. December 5. 8. eoo
Resp. Daniels to Henry T. Sheldon.
lots 70. il and Il, block Il. Northern add,
December :. si.0a
Herman Wietlng TO Dionvslns Saver.
lots 10 and II, block 3. synxiicate ado,
except six feet or south side. September
q, ss90
Eliza =. and ". S. Wing to Francis A.
Ben, lots Is il. Is. Is and 10, block 4, lots
} ard 4, block :, lots - to p. block 6 lots
q, block Z, lots II. IL. Is. Is and Is. block
II, Baker add. August :, q. &. 81.
William H. Pettis 10 Francis A. Bell.
same property. August 81. $3.50
Francis A. Bell TO Abrain Barker, lot
Is. block 4. lot q. block G. Baker add,
December II. 81.
Francis A. Bell 10 George Soonworth,
lot q. block !. lot rs block II, Baker add.
December Il. 81.
Francis a. Bell to William 7. Preston.
bot =, block c, lot ~ block II, Baker add,
December II. 81.
Francis a. Bel 10 George II. Preston.
lots 2 and ., block 6, Baker add, Dceem-
Der II 81
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\ xesrsIans to Portland Universal Expo.
atftsa.

ne Northern Pacific railroad viii seu
* 1rr.en tekefs. Seattle 10 Portland. on
arr1Hrt 81 Portland expedition. from De-
esvbe- ]. fssi. Is Jsngary r. 1896. Tickets
80 aee davv. Fafs only s. % FOR the
round frsn. irriud.Es two admissions 20
the exposltsor. /. A. Na8esa. General
agent. Seattle.
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Ce-.- December. - ~ January. s. t-sc.
cass- December. - Jar1ary. . -
Purk -Teeensser. ST e. JaaaAry. 81 =
I-srl- TascxzEa.sr. sSe71-=; JanEsry.
S = l-s
December. $50: Jarrary. ESa
Earsrg-ze -
Eye-8s t-.-
rfax-S1 s1f-s
TsnsatAs- 49,
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Cattle gsz hrrsress q Butchers av3
Gamers ssock ara lean steers ccnSss-
tutss fns Supply OF cattle ~ the yArsis
To-Day In expectation oE a very lsghs ran
sa~ nexs week. there MAS = fsir tneasry
au5 = ftrrn feeasaS As.oGs evergthinS wss
cla@ai ont Extra steers. l. IA q 1saA
S>onnds. ssssss,zS. gsod - extra. i.7a9 %
i.sfe pounds. 81 Essy5 -. choice steers LIN
to - pounds. ss.sssss 80. comsapn u ms
dunn steers. 80 t. go pounds. S@-saesa 3:
feeders 80 - lSr pounds. s-5sssS =.
SsocAerS. 90 70 go pounds. ses2N-
He--Na impersant changes lTs- the
price occarresl te~say. TIE demand VAS
slack ard the feeling rather weaker, bat
Fridays qu9tatinns were pretty closely
adhered 70. light weights selling az Ss.sss
az for poor 70 choice; sales OF heavy
weights being made at 81 zsfs4sa. with Ss.sa
tsa the range at which most CT the hogs
we're weighed.
Sheep we're moderately active. IND firm
al 8. sagfz@ g fer poor 70 choice sheep and
az s. a58i for lambs. Extra fed sheep
were quoted at 81 sa1f3sa
Receipts. Cattle. 500: sheep. 9.soe; hogs.
f7,0Q9.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24

aetuAi hursness n nsrkers. nsil a. uwr-e
sass "a for 5eE.ara- and s. = 1--s9a Sc 1-s
ss- sixty days Tcsse1 rates 81 s. Is
$50 Commercial eslls. ttS s-sSss
slsxx ee-rsEseates-sa rs bsa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
cry NOTICES.

g. r~ar~srz 81 BUSH street ard Ger
80 aY4Ewe beTss@ tangent ~ n4id curve
y she paifts ~ intersection herewith.
ss-~e east asoaz said north margin ~
.~-.ssr-s avenue forty ard eav1ty-rvys-
r..s<aslthe 80 sz-3ss3 feet 20 the pace 81
.-,,rsfse. sad conveyance berg fov th~
q .s~srTyeze ~ establishing ard WIDEN
81 Bueh streef ard affsr6.ng a more
- - esfsssrst apgrcscn from s@4d Bush
- sffs said 9Fernga4De avenue ard
- me said s-sta tsiss1tRc afsa wiH-
rag 81 ssAi hasn street g tts IEtersee.
- w.fh liEr7natns avenue - OF great
1870 ar. convenience 20 the pubic
- now. therefore
"a q ordained - the city Of Seattle as
ess<ls.~ That the conveyance 20 the
- ~ geattte BY Jsraes II. Ceiman and
- ~ ref1a3n portions 81 tract No. 81. Of
q e@afsle Homestead Assoxstsiton tracts.
- $50 sfrf2afsy described In the prfn rnase
49, b. ard the same IS hereby ae-
's Thas Bush street al now exist
- Is fas city - Seattle be and the same
= sAerssgv established and widened al its
s.,<rsNcfson with Gerraine avenue over
- ssr.sn the lard included ia the convey
80 seeepted BY the first section OF this
49, e.. Tl,at the city clerk he and he Is
sesrisy directed e. place the said deed
= rssssra IN the Office Of the auditor Of
~ This ordinances shall take effect
8faf
- arr aprragai n approved ~ the
-. efherwise Il shalt take effect At
a. sigg,e il shall become q law under the
<~sx.ssaaz 81 the city charter
s.xnsf1 the hoard Of aldermen tire 18th
49, Al f5ecesnber 1884, ard signed BY me
4 s5rn SESSION IN authorization or its
.axsaxs thfs 18th day OF Becensber 1884
l., MILLER
President % ftcnfa ~ Aldermen.
rassess The house OF delegates the nth
ssg "a December 1894. afsI signed by me
y nrSz session IN autnenttcation 81 SIS
rssfsge this list day q December. lss4.
J. =. CREIGHTON.
President az ffofse % peieeates.
AsrssTel By me tbs I'd day Of pecerl-
BYRON PHELPS.
Mayor
v,~a by me this 2sd day OF December,
r. r. STEWART.
City Clerk.
s..sstxs.4 rsa~erofe~ n f&4.