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SoN-MEMBERs AT COMMUNION.

Everett. Dec. =. 1894.
TO the Editor: in your issue Of De-
cenlber 10 an inquirer asks whether a non
church member can partake OF holy COM
nniniou in Methodist. Congregational or
Presbyterian churches. Your answer is
No, they cannot" Knowing that you
desire to he set right whenever YOU are
III error. refer you 10 page 545 Methodist
discipline of 1882 (the last issued, where
VIII be found the following invitation:
Wherefore. ye that do truly and earnest
~ repent OF your sins, and are In love
and charity With your netghborx and In
tend TO lead a new life, following the
comma ndmenlS of God and walking from
heuceforfh in His holy ways. draw near
with faith, ard take this holy sacrament
Ia Your comfort. anal. devnutly NeeiinE
make your humble confess 81 10 Almighty
GoI" This invitation Is generally pre-
ceded by an appeal made by either the
pastor or presiding elder. urging upon all
the Importance of rNsrta6ing Of the bread
arf vine as symbols 81 the broken BODY
and shed blood Of our Lord Jesus christ
This shows the liheraiIty of the Methodist
Episcopal church; for che others l cann,c
answer. | offer this correction, thinking
.sst possibly your answer wouid prove a
stumbling block IN the way az some earn
est seeker after the truth. Yours. re-
sieCtfolty, &. W JONES.
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rms COUNTRY sEaLKcrEp.
A letter From kdissr John TIE There.
ef whassaas

wha&cctf. Zee. e. 1854
To the Estiteg. seur advocacy q
rwnsSSAin ~ 10 ARA se-aege farms Is
s,,g correct ;heSwy. Tile ahSurxsEty ~ pay
ing taxes ON 50 aerss of Puget sound SOIL
ard eniy ealtivasIng - aetes. ought 10
strike a wooden ,rasuess foSss, inttca less
agss calamity having, voting Statesmen.
Who have refssesfses fer AL soclsl Ills.
lsgsseas of ssssafsng tsse nslFlaca dollar cap
ttol Tor peanut ratiEseiasAs tn sre@t In.
81 wsuls be f,l4sfscsaS tm tsss pocket Of
W&stangtagS * the faeaey, az ssaiS tjSass
Was cSfenslesa IN building wssgois reads
sneo fAe country. - fnaAe II assse&sa bic.
SO sfsss sseE.ssn,ss - reoT'l' wsss' ;
he slAe "a rcssh q * ae-zSre farm z
:ss'y Owned ~ desired ~ ewn ene. Iac
tsseTgy' ot tisss lssSpls sas tseea ssy7sse8
e. b.s3l8jns- otsies. STREE yziT llssss. wkIk}ns
ssessSatos. sSstatosss ta-hoga politicians
aaa e:slsgal tafexss
The s92asfyy his lees a aeSssezesR AMI As a
fssssass fasnesS ssszss &ass daughters have
gx SssguSjeA With vsRisgsgssssss ga the snns
assa SIRE ~ sa@ city aesanS as s1ilrsS.Yats
lawyers sssgess. tors, eeaatcr y.sssse-
era. pas wressaeFs in hsssess aaa ssAass.
ssssses- Keep un - xsssa vcxg cs gasa
v'aEea TaS8S. AMI esst . ssss.sal farm, ana
ssls state Sia Re sse vasAr state Of sAc
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Union in the future. NEs49cc-n county
gets the example. Forty miles of plank
roasi Is already constructed and forty
miles more contemplated. As result
more enquiries for small tracts OF LAM
asftaes.2t 10 the roads are received than
were ever known before. Forty-seven
families known 10 the writer during the
T.ass year have located Ia consequence
os eoc4 reads. IL Is not free silver. tar
III ard other issns that rs the matter with
the Workingmen. IL is a lack Of grub.
and want OF home. that AIS them Talk
ing To!i.sSs. Joining a union, going on a
strike. telling yarns on the street corner.
waiting for Jim Hi or some other en-
pioyer u give them a JOB. viii not help
them. Advocate wagon road building.
get t;aera ora % ~ o. 2j-acre farms, make
citizens out OF them INSTEAD or street
corner GTsa ncisrs and warn politicians.
start a wagon road building boom in
every county tn the state. Stampede the
qorkingmen to small farms and WASH
ington win be dotted with thousands
OF clover patches and soon produce the
butter and cheese for the nation. The
Eastern press ara awake to good roads
and small farms. Wake up or whatcom
county with Its fine road system and rich
valley land will be the most sIesseiy popu-
lated. .ealthiest and best known in the
state. King. Pierce ard Spokane and
other aspirants for supremacy must wake
rsp Give us "a state boom on wagon
roads and srraaii farms. People will
come here If comforts and opportunities
are made Sell Off surplus land at
small figures.
Yours for good roads and email farms.
JOHN DE THERE.
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A GOOD LAW ron soUArrERs.
0an ass surveys by Advancing Money
and Get Credits for II.

Register William ID. o'Tooie, of the To-
cai land Office, has received copy OF the
land laws OF a general character. passed
bY the flfty-thsrd congress between De-
resnher ], lss8. aud September l. 1894
winch contained one of great Importance
10 settlers on unsurseyed land In this
state. as 1t vii enable them to club to-
gether. Pave surveys made. and use their
certificates for the payment of the survey
az cash In entering their lands The act
u entitled An act 20 amend sections :, a0t
and 2.ios OF the revised statutes" and
reads:
Section s.ioi is amended SO az to read
as follows.
See. e.toi. When the, settlers in any
township not mineral or reserved by the
government, or persons and associations
lawfully possessed OF coal lands and
otherwise qualified TO make entry thereof
or when the owner or grantees OF public
lands OF the United States, under any law
thereof. desire a survey made OF ihc sanfe
Under the authority OF the surveyor, gen
erai and shall file an application therefor
in writing. and shall deposit IN a proper
{ United States depository 90 the credit OF
the United States sum sufficient TO pay
for sach survey. together with all ox-
TcnItturcs incident thereto. without cost
or claim FOR Indemnity on the United
states. Ii shaft pn lawful for the surveyor
EenerAi. under such instructions rs may
be given him by the commissioner of the
general land efIice and In accordance
with law. ta survey such township or
such public lands owned by said grantees
.f the government. and make return
therefor 10 the general ana proper local
land otilce.
Provided. That no application shall be
granted unless the township so proposed
10 be surveyed Is s.tthin the range az the
aegular progress az the public surveys
embraced by existing standard lines or
sases for township ana EaedivlsEonai sur
yeys.
see. :, That section e. a3 Of the revised
statutes Of the United States as hereto
fore amended Is Aereey araeaded so as 10
aeaa as follows.
s.seS. :. aa1 Where settlers or owners or
geatiees OF public lands intake deposits in
ass-axaaner with The provisions cf section
: s4i ms hereby amended. certificates shall
a,e sSsslea Ter snSh deposits which may be
Asesi by settlers ia part payment for the
fansis settled sTon by them, the survey
81 which Is paid for out OF such deposits.
ar said certificates may he assigned by IN
.lofScment and may he received by the
government in payment for any public
aansts of the United States in che states
where the surveys were made. catered OF
10 be entered under the laws thereof.
sec. ; That az lass aa3 PARTS 81 laws
inconsistent with this act be, and the
sarne are hereby repealed
.tgecciye5- ny the president August s.
ssaa"
Register Cs'rgoie. "a commenting on this
ar. said Il Was a Wise provision that
wasala enable settlers 10 seearV surveys a.
soon as possible.
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TO DRAFT NEW LAW >.
Committees or the King County DeieEa-
ton on Various subjects.

ton on Various Subjects.
The membership OF the various com
mittees selected at the conference OF the
King county delegation on Friday night
IS as follows:
Logs. logging and shingles-Loggie.
chairman: Mcdonnell. Hartford. Range
and McArtiIe.
Roads. bitches and state roads-Woodin.
chairman Pussy, Morrison, Hatch. God
dard. Burrows and Loggie.
Practice act and fees OF county clerk
Lewis, chairman: Washburn, Albertson
and Williams
Reductions OF county expenses and
other recommendations. TO be introduced
by Wooian-AIbertson. chairman: Wood
In. Goddard and Mcdonnell.
County expenses-Kmtinger. chairman:
Range. Nettleton. Hatch and Wing.
Uniyersity-Goddard Williams. Pussy.
Wing and Morrison.
Educational matters-Burrows. chair
man; Frink. Hatch, Pussy. Washburn
and Wing.
State mIlitia.-McDonald. chairman;
Hanford. Nettleton. Range and Frink.
Election Iaws--McArSiie. chairman: AL
bertson. Washburn. Lewis and Loggie.
Railroads Nettleton. chairman. Bur-
rows, Lewis. Range, Goddard, KIttin-
ger aud Loggie
Claims-W ashburn, chairman: Kittin-
ger and AIbertson.
Fisheries and game-Hanfort, chair
man. Morrison. Frink, Nettleton and Nc
Ardie-
MISUNDERSTANDING. chairman: Hanford.
Pussy. Mcdonnell and washburn.
Municipal corporations-Wi Williams. chair
man: McArdle. Albertson. Wing and
Morrison
Labor and labor statisties-Frink. chair
man: Nettieton, McArdle. Williams and
Burrows.
Agricultural-Hatch. chairman: Lewis.
Pussy. Woodin and Morrison.
Torrens system - Range, chairman:
woodin. Williams. Hanford and Albert
son.
Corporations other than municipal
Pusey. chairman: Frink, Wing. Hanford
Snd Albertson.
These matters comprise most of the
subjects upon which legislation will be
needed and IL Is desired that parties spe-
claily interested In new legislation on
these o. any other subjects confer with
tna proper committeeman.
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/ MEsACE TO sExrTIE's CREDIT.
AnosSsr Argumeat for Kedempsion OF
Ola street Grade Warrants

The hss4 s.sgsc. OF tn. failure Of the
city TO collect street grade assessments
s,usl redeem the warrants fzsskesf for tss-Ef
70 x4.scf. Comptroller Parry has several
times called She attention ~ the city
council. IL well illustrated BY letter.
resolved a few days ago by 4. p. Dole
IRON, e. n. IloyIaesi. formerly OF this city,
q, regard 10 some Of these warrants.
which were isel1 BY his grandfather. the
late Capt Jesse Axrsas. Of Mortified.
aflna. slr. Loyirezd wrote:
SIN order that Investors might feel Sc
cure. The city guaranteed the interest. so
that ia case the funds for paying these
warrants should temporarily he exhaust
al, the investor might know that his
interest would be paid This had the
contemplated effect Of bringing the scrip
up TO par. and only the exact amount
necessary was issued. where otherwise II
would have BEEN hawked about and sold
for what 1t would bring, and the prop
erty Owners ON those streets thus sasi-
died with a larger debt, owing 20 larger
szgIsoints which must then have been
ISSUED, in other words. the cresi5t OF Sc
attic was behind the Txgip. and Capt
Ames regarded it as one OF his sclidess
Investments. He knaw all the pronlt-
7aent ser. ports OF the world, from doing
business there He told me that Seattle
would become one Of the greatest cities
OF the world. He said to me that the
absolute. ultimate certainty OF an invest
.aent there was sach that he Was going
to buy something as d fnesnenio OF his
st.it. Whea he saw that the city guar
rants he Immediately bought tiicsn. Such
ideas must nave Influenced the purchas-
ers OF Seattle bonds. because they have
Slways sold well. Confidence In the city
and its future is what makes its credit.
No friend of the town has heretofore
dreamed OF reputation because OF an
Illegal issue: and II seems TO me that.
for the small amount at issue, 1t would
be unsafe to jeoparyiize its credit by
attempting 10 show Illegal issue where
value received Is unsoabteL II your cor
guratton counsel would consult Harris *
Co. who have done 50 well with these
bonds. they would certainly frown down
any attempt OF this kind, and / hope
sou s4u sec that this affair Is brought
40 ffadr notice To my positive knowI.
edge this attempt TO avoid payment II
lac interest WEI result In considerable
capital not going to Seattle. because cap
stat 10 none too bold just now; and while
your city haa an exceptional reputation
Oh the currency question that in Endorsed
fy ali Investors. the first talk OF rcp,i.i-
aticn viii undo II ALL IL Is Illuminating
IN Inc last degree to feel that these men
VINO came really on my account. should
grow TO think that their loans wonM be
sepudiated where positively thought the
ciiy.a credit Was above suspicion
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waTSoN-Tn Seattle. Tuesday. December
q 1884, at the family residence, lell
Howell street. of hemoTrhage. MIS-
Eliza Watson. aged So years The body
will be shipped this morning by the Sc
atteI Undertaking Company 10 Sidney.
kitszp county. for interment.
BROOkS-In Seattle. Tuesday. December
. 1854. at the residence of the parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brooks, corner Of
Thomas and Willow streets. QueerI.
their two-months-old daughter, OF con-
WILSON'S.
Thursday: interment in Mount Pleasant
cemetery.
ARMOUR-The funeral of Victor Armour
Will be held today at >. p. m. from the
church corner Tenth and Olive streets.
QUILTER-fn Seattle, Tuesday. Deem
Der q. 1864. Mrs. Mary j. Quiiter. wife
of James II. Quilter, aged 81 years.
Funeral arrangements viii be announced
later.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found, For Sale, For Rent. and Situations
Wanted will be Inserted at the rate OF
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiyed for less than % cents.
NOTICE-The business Office of the
Post-Intelligencer is open until Il p. m:
Sunday hours. a. m. to D. m. CLASH
fed advertisements will be -seceiyed up TO
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices of the Post-Intelligenc ar at:
TACOMA EUREAU--1lis Paclnc avenue,
Thomas Sammons. Manager.
PRT. TGWNSEND-French& Springer.
BELLINGHAM BAY BUREAU-New
Whateom, corner Holly and Canoe streets.
o. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this Office:
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MARIE ,.

EBPETTS-GALE-At ST. Pants church
Szn Diego. Cal. TUESDAY, December -
1894, Mrs. Leslie Whiting CAFE Formerly
STRONG Seattle. Tues
day December -. 1884 at TIE rssldence
of the brides parents. Rev. ID. j. P1erce
and Rev. J. G.. Strong oF-ic1aLng- mas.
c. Strong and Miss Nettie J. Aarryctl.
ali Of King county.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


BIDS FOR SUPPLIES for. the washins-
ten Soldiers Home from January !, assS s
10 July /. 1885 Prices 10 be freignt pEs-
paid TO Oriiug. Wash. All bus 10 oc ~
ting. endorsed 'Bids fer SuppAies, an anu
~ r. There on or before January :. 1880.
SCHEDULE NO. l. 20
1sna pounds busterine. arst Qtsaitts y
rf.ina railsl delivered each week as re-
~ SCHEDULE No. :.
tank kerosene each week IN MS. 1ooA
ter, second as ordered.
SCHEDULE NO;
About eo.e6 pounds steer beef a.o '''u'-
tom so poassessaa Epp sr MfsS So s. l. 0'us
S.o0o pounds chop feed:
5000 pounds rolled barley
a,es1 pounds wheat chicken feeu
1900 pounds bran.
SCHEDULE NO. 5.
loo pounds roasted and ground coHse,
not 70 exceed : cents Per anuf fes not to
exceed IS cents per pound, one pouny W
be sent TO the home as Sample oeio.e
January l. 1895. Goods TO be shipped as or
SCHEDULE NO. 6.
boxes Lennox soap.
boxes Ivory soap.
cases Gold Dust.
70 cases Economy milk
cases Cove oysters.
10 cases Standard table peaches
cases Standard table pIunas.
8 cases Standard table cherries.
cases Silver Gloss starch
cases germea.
2 cases concentrated I've.
cases string beans:
Is cases tomatoes. IL pounds cans.
cases corn.
5 ca ses apricots.
400 pounds granulated sugar.
2.G00 pounds '.C'' sugar.
go pounds evaporated apples.
400 pounds evaporated pruneS-
800 pounds evaporated peaches
lao pounds eyaporated aprieotS
90 pounds Coleman's mustard.
100 pounds sage.
Is pounds vermlcilli
Is pounds tapioca.
100 pounds pearl barley.
1000 pounds No. white beaEa
2n0 pounds No. I Lima beans.
f00 pounds No. rice.
30 pounds split peas.
400 pounds dry salt Goldfish.
100 pounds Liverpool salt.
eco pounds IL ground salt.
$50 pounds soda crackers.
40 pounds Zante currants.
case sapolic.
tone-half barreD syrup. amber dips.
2 barrels vinegar. 10 proof.
/ tone-half barren mixed pickles.
100 pounds macaroni. No. I.
100 pounds Lime Kiln smoking tobacco
e ounce.
80 pounds Seal Of North Carolina smok-
200 pounds Star chewing tobacco.
200 pounds Climax chewing tobacco.
l case I. e NJ. Hacking fcan).
SCHEDULE NO Z.
400 pounds graham flour.
400 pounds yellow corn meal.
100 pounds rolled oats.
200 pounds huckwheat -four
SCHEDULE NO. s.
so barrels -four fvery best}.
SCHEDULE NO. 3.
$50 pounds breakfast bacon
900 pounds sugar cured hams
500 pounds dry salt sides.
SCHEDULE NO. 10.
cases Campbe3ls baking powder G. 20
Anchor bran i).
40 pounds pure ground pepper.
pounds ground allspice
dozen S-ounce Standard extract lemon.
lila
By order of board of trustees.
GEO II. R0ARDMAN
THOMAS NJ YOUNG
Purchasing Committee
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ADVERTISERS. NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand In copy by / o'clock Saturday to in
sure change.
ST-INTELLIGENCER co.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT tsa5s11r -
tics Of assessment roll OF toek1 s51l1l -
Jnent district NO. 81. for Us -
rnent OF Union street. nnaft - sESH
No. 3.ss5 and hearing tnssess<1 nGCl
Notice is hereby given fhtS - Xl<l
ment roll OF local inlorosen'ssFsf ~ -.
No. Ss, FOR the improvement. s~:8 -
street, from east margin oi 49, -
10 west margin OF Ss-eosd 1880 l.
ordinance No g. -Sg has bern &c. 5<lZ
the board Of public works y & r.
council Of the cts ef Seatlss - - ~ =
on Ole ia the office ~ the city elssssnsrlies I
same III BOW open for pabiic l 80 II T.
said office, and Will remain ~ ~ !
spects0n until Monday, the is 49, -
January. 1895. At O'Clock -
persons interested are hsrepf rs IT,
appear before the city coniasss<ss -
session 80 be held in the fuss il 4
beers Of the house of deisBatssz - - -
hall on the 18th dag o. Jann aze.;sas,4 g.
o. clock y. m. and maze 91sses ~ e..
20. AT said time 50 lAeI ..,.ssps r.
viii consider any and al goIssI.s d r
and Will make s3en eoTTeclsas ns g, 81 ~ :
roll aS IL deems just, nd ~lsi "a "a z =
the amount OF such cost assea1 - 81 r.
street crossings (which sisaaa - ssszg1 e.
the general road fHui M - xssfh ]!
Will sfaaa Isy ordinance approx. 49,
and levy and asscsS the Asfp,lsp, y, II r =
agalTst each parcel and lof % s~ re =
In said roll, and declare the .sst1a6
thereon. Said matter rtzf e IL f.
10 later aase IL 50 ofsieFss1
council - se1z
City Clerk OF the tsify~ 49,. g
Date CT frzi pssbbea,'en - a.
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Gov. Flower. az New York. vii not
under any circumstances grant the requl-
sstlcu asked for ny the governor OF Texas
COR Ia nflieials OF The Slan.laE.i OIL trust
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A SALOON BILL.

Derby. Dec. IS. 1884,
Tc the Editor: Is there a law in this
state 70 stop payment fer a saloon bsie
y. y
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a debt 20 e saloon-keeHsr Is the same
as q debt 10 any other business man.
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EIHIHs.


WITTwEg--Tr Seattle. Tuesday. DeceTn-
Der g. lssi 10 the wife Of j. j. Nitfwer.
a son
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MDME. DAHL teacher 81 tan5s: Far
lsn.si's method taught Apply at F-uf
DaAIs music sicEe. szs Pike street
PROF DAHL gives . most thorough
course Scf instruction. on guitar and
yso.su and - eoIrIsoSitscE- --s Pike a,
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLL
tice of assessment roll OF local ina5
ment district No. s.. for the hnre
ment of kenney street, under ofalne
No. 3,577 and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the IT,
ment roll of local irnpfeTe4
district No. 81, for the
ment of Kenney street from R.IE
street Cor Remington avenues g
son street, under ordinance 40. ~ H.
been reported by the board q i
works to the city council OK the es
Seattle and Is now on file IN fhe
open for public inspection AZ zan
and will remain open for lnfpec7se7
til Monday the Tth day Of Jan1a5z
at ) o'clock y. n. and all PEI
terested are hereby required g
before the city council In joint ~
he held In the council champsI
house of delegates In the city h9A
7th day of January. 1855. at cEl0sA u
and make objections thereto.
time so liked the council via Sc
any and all objections maze III
make such corrections In SAID fpn ~
deems just, and will then deoas
amount of such cost assessed
street crossings (which shall Be psI1
will then BY ordinances approve - T.
and levy and assess the am0unft
against each parcel and lot OF lAh9
in said roll. and declare the xamx
thereon. Said matter may pc e ~
TO later date Ii 50 ordered ed u 10 n
council. II. Sly 3eeszss
City Clerk OF the Eity IS -! ~ j. y
Date Of first publication Deos =
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT k,.sL sx.ssSs
tice of assessment roll OF local 1850
merit district No 20. for Ins 1s3.zsSSI
meDt Of Lewis street. iinasf = - q
No. $40, and hearing fhefteR.
Notice is hereby given thai ~ -
ment roll OF local irnprovemss ~
No. 90. for the Improvements - ~
street. from Yesler avenue y !sakfi5I5
of Waiia Walla addition, uncsf 1S111
No. 2.5s9, has been reported ~ " u ~
of public works to the city cQuns2A I. IL
city OF Seattle and is row Oh ~ 49, - 4
office of the city clerk ann tne y. ~
now open for public inspecsp a - -
office, and Will remain open LOT II ssseTTT,
until Monday. the 18th day g 49, y
1886. at ) clock p. m, and ~ 81 r. =
terested are hereby requires 49, i
before the city council IN jofus - a -
be held In the council cnamgss .SI r. Fl
house OF delegates IN The. city .sfsS11
18th day OF January, lsss, q a RI
m. and make objections fneffsN ~ r.
time 50 fixed the council VIII 49, s-J5Si ~
and all objections made ana -
such corrections in said roll - 81 -.;f r
just. and Will then deduct the 80
such cost assessed against
tngs (Which shall be paid frefsn! - y 4Tf1k
read fund Of the city, and WIFI 60 ~
dinance approve such ron ana 49, 49,
sess the amounts thereof af1sssz<f
parcel and lot Of land shown "
and declare the same zen 49,
matter may be adjourned 10 -
IL so ordered by the city ecune s1f Il
CITY Clerk Of the City q SSSe j
Date or first publication
1924
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BOOK BIND cry.

RENO ED-F. Anthony. bookbjgssfe- "a
moved TO Froat street. foat Of Cherry
kltse x Rosenberg building; take tbs
elevator. perfect fat oren!rg hfs-L
books made 10 order
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-26
FOR EENT-HALLs.

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Front and Marion: $40 per month: va
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-26

FOR RENT-Two furnished housekecp-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-26

ARCANA LODGE. No. 81. f. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays of each month.
d. w. BASS. w. 81.
A. S. GIBBS. Sec,