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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

CAMPBELL e. CO., WEYBOSSET ST.,
OPP. ARCADE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14
BICYCLE RIDERS
Can Insure Themselves Against
Repair Bills for 1894
heir Bicycles from THE WRITTEN CYCLE Mfe. CO.

WHT7EN CYCLE MFG
We have selected line n
Hberalan ndreadsa Iows:
The Manufacturer Guarantee.
The makers ro il bhucegu hnnh mmprfc
from
pure my
In addition ocashwe
Our Free Repair Guarantee.
ERsG u A Mt "nea dlrntna aumyr u
So Y re p % %u
roper sgnD MFG Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-14

DON'T WEAR YOUR BICYCLE
shoe leather out tramping around New England
looking for a Bicycle. Every machine made can
be bought at Csmpbe's. Seen s75 Bicycles
Seen the s4 Featherweight KeatingP Nog Well
we'll, well why don't you call and the latest
in everything?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12
The Past Year y Rainy One.

II. +. Alciatore, director of the state
weather service. was called on to decide
an odd wager the other day. A prominent
contractor bet with friend that during
the year ending the 1th instant there had
been mere days without rain than with in
Seattle. 4 careful investigation showed
that in 1888 March had rs rainy days after
the 7th. April and May. % each; June.
II. Juiy, :; August, 4, September. Is;
October. IL November. Is; December, -
January. Is9i. %; February, -. and
during the nrst week of this month, 5.
Tnis makes total Of l93 days with ana
IL without rain. The contractor had
agreed 10 forfeit 10 cents for each
rainy day il his opponent would pay ike
amount Tor every day without rain. And
therefore. since the records show that the
rainy days exceed the days without rain
by twenty-one he IS out 81 10. When he
made his be, he vas think Of glorious
summer on Puget sound. He sad he vas
surprised.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12
street uucksters Dispostng of Vermin-
Infested Fruit.

DR. w. A. Eghert reports that oranges
covered with the San Jose scale are being
shipped into the market and sold on the
streets of this city by hucksters. He pur-
chased few Southern California oranges
the other day from hucksier and brought
them to the Posr-iSTFILIGENCEa Office
The fruit was literally covered with the
eggs of the pest.
The doctor says that the San Jose scale
while not numerous TO any extent in this
state al the present time, caution should
be exercised TO prevent the pest from
making its appearance. II is very de-
s;ructive TO orchards and fruit. and espe-
cisllv fatal TO rosebushes and all kinds
of shrubbery, flowers, etc. There is
state law which provides that all fruit
affected with scale shall DE fumigated be-
fore being sold, and IL is important to
fruit growers and florists that the law
should he enforced While the eggs Of the
scale do not iniure the fruit or destroy its
flavor. being merely attached to the ex-
terror of the skin, II permitted To mature
the insect will infest all manner of fruit
trees and shrubbers. busrow in the bark
and leave death and destruction in its
wake.
A short time ago the authorities Of Spo-
kane discovered the san Jose scale in 4
car load OF California oranges which had
been shipped 10 a local dealer, and the
whole shipment was condemned and the
fruit destroyed. II is an easy matter TO
fumleate the fruit aud remove the scale.
and pr. Egbert il o! the opinion that were
the Seattle authorities To emulate the
action of the Spokane health officer there
would ne less afflicted fruit sold here la
the Interests Of fruit grow ers and tlorists
generally the doctor proposes TO consti-
tute himself seii-appo.nted committee of
oae to visit the irui: stands Of the city.
II he hnds any trace of the scale he Will
report the matter Immediately.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12
MAYOR-ELECT PHELPS.
\ Tribute From Chariss II. Deere, the
Millionaire Piowmaker.

Charles III. Deere. the great manu!act-
urer OF agricultural implements at Moline,
H., has been for the last two weeks at the
bedside of his son-in-law. a son of Erastus
Wiman, and who is critically i'll at New
Brighton. Staten Island, y. Y. Evidently
Mr.. Deere has just heard of the nomina-
ton of his old friend. Byron Phelps, for
mayor OF Seattle. and has not yet received
news of last Tuesday sfglorious victory
Last night the Posr-IsrELLIGEScER re-
ceived the following dispatch:
NEW BRfaHros. s. l.. March li.-Byron
Phelps. your candidate for mayor. was for
a number of years IN the employ of our
company and is we'll known over the
whole state OF Illinois. He is an energetic.
correct business man, of unlm peach able
character, and q more honest and honor
able man never leit the prairie state. He
is one of the kind OF men that make
country. and What Is our loss is your gain.
Eject him: he will be a credit TO the chief
city OF the Northwest
CHARLES III. DEERE
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rEts roR HoMksrrapt>G.

Pear TnwN>E~p. Wash. Feb. -. l~tl
l. Tsg EaGFoR In your issue - the
18th lnss.. Yoa say that II costs sil TO
homestead 10 sores OF land How - Z
that the seattle Land Office charges Sisr
CONSTANT Er,prR
The information "a tie Posr-lNrEr.
ESeENCE8 ct February = vas IN part er.
roneogs, fo homestead LOO sores OF land
which has = valuation ol 81 - per acre
cosGs $40 ia fees anA s. in commission.
The charges Il the lsal oti - are correct.
To homestead eighty acres the Tee is s.
while the commission is 81 thus making
only a coss Of sli To Homestead leo acres
% land within she railroad INIT. having =
valuation OF s. - per acre. the fee Is $40
and commission ST.. n all s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12
Port Tow,send Nevs.

PoRr TOWNSEND. March i1.-[Special. T.
Stewart Roberts, OF the marine hospital
service, transferred to Evansville. Ind,
after being reinstated, left for his new sta
ton today.
Judge Balinger returned from Seattle
yesterday and presided over his court to
hear motions.
The Townsend Athletic Club has de-
cided to sever its connection with Com
pany l, n. g. W.. and will transfer its
quarters and gymnasium to the building
formerly occupied by the V NJ. c. A.
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Pogr TOWNSEND. March 1l.-[Speciall-
Mrs. Z. N. Collins, arrested Yesterday on
board the steamer Kingston for smuggling
silk, was released last night on 500 bonds,
and left for Seattle on the Monticello, &C
companied by her "son." She secured
bail by giving a cash guarantee to the per-
son going her bonds. as it is not expected
that the defendant will appear when her
case IS called.
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PORTLAND. March 1l.-lSpecial. Capt.
Symons. United States engineers. has re-
ceived a report showing that the jetty at
Coos bay is grand success. Soundings
show straight channel out over the bar,
carrying twenty-five and one-hsii feet At
mean low water and twenty-eight feet at
high tide. There remain $50 feet Of the
north jetty to be com pleted. and the south
ietty has not been commenced. The depth
of water is as great as was hoped from
completion of botL jetties. but the south
jetty will be required to render the depth
permanent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12
SUICIDE AT SPOKANE.
4 Man WadeS Into the River
and Shoots Himself.
ACCIDENT TO CITY OF PUseLA.
Broke Crank Fin or Destr uctIon
Island-Towed 60 Port Townsend
BY Tug.

SPOKANE. March li.-lSpecial. Ed win
4. Siurgi. committed suicide today III q
peculiar manner Descending to the Spo-
kane river he leap.d into the stream from
a rocky shelf, firing revolver as he made
the leap. The water was too shallow. and
he waded out till it reached his chin. and
then sent bullet through his brain. The
body W as recovered an hour later.
Sturgis was money loaner. Just be-
fore he killed himself he made a will leav-
ing $40. 600 to his brother in Quincy, Ill.
Dependency over his hard luck, superin-
duced by heavy drinking. caused the deed.
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Mayor Phelps.

NfHLs-
Mr.. Phelps has made good treasurer,
is a man of sound judgment. is we'll posted
on municipal affairs, and il IS doubtful if
a stronger or more capable man, one who
has the entire confidence and respect Of
the people Of both the city and the coun-
try, could have been selected TO oitieiate
as mayor OF 4 growing AMI busting West
ern city like Seattle. We predict with
positive certainty that he will make the
oes; mayor Seattle has ever had. Please
accept our unqualified congratulations,
Mayor Phelps.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12
THE CITY OF PUEBLA ADRIFT.
Broke Her Crank Pin OF Destruction
ISlarA-A Tug To ENacuo Her.

Broke Her Crank PIN OF Destruction
Ixland-A Tug tn Rescue Her.
PYsHr. March u.-tSpeciai. The City
of Puebla broke her crank-pin yesterday
afternoon of Destruction island. Six men
IN q small boat coming here for assistance
were picked up OH Tatoosh island by the
tug Wanderer. The tug came TO Neah
Bay and immediately left to assist the
Puebla.
PoRT TOWNSEND March 12.-tspecial.l-
The City Of Puebla. in tow OF the tug
Wanderer. will arrive here at or
o'clock this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12

Dr.. Frank BROOKS has made discovery
for the treatment If paralysis and ali nerv-
Gus diseases OF which he makes spe-
claity. This treatment is remarkably sue
cssstul. AMI gives tone 10 the whole nery-
ons svsten- Offi-e ttntts:rln book.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12

PORTLAND, March u.-[special. Philip
d. Armour. the Chicago millionaire, to-
day denied the report published i'll the
San Francisco Chronicle that he intended
to give $500 COO TO establish a manual
training school in San Francisco. He
said he had no intention whatever of
founding such a <hool in that city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-12

Clergy men, lawyers. public speakers.
singers and actors. ali recognize the virtues
Of Ayers Cherry Pectofai. One OF our
most eminent paddle men says: II IS the
bcs: remedy that can he procured for all
affections OF the vocal organs. throat aud
lungs"
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heys ntIsi snd qua repairing: all work
EaAfaatesd. HARDY i hsN, P.aseer block.
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+ fae single o. doaale store on CONNER.
a. street. low rent Cali 81 lis $-laire-
launcs. Also store on Front strecs.
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II. J. Mc~ofiey & Co. the harness
makes aai said crs. have removed - no
Commercial, street.. near Ieslsr avenue.
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Goods almost at your own figures. Pa
citic Hardware Company. 3lI Yesler ave-
nue..
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Small Attendance Natural Every Day

san Francisco Caronleie. March g.
The attendance al the Midwinter fair
yesterday was naturally very small.
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ia leased slge system og the Associates!
Yes A@s teea exseaae1 rom Beaver 10
fFsHtl ~-o The ere&t ness agency has
nos lJ.es0 m..es 81 Nlxe.
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Ihi' = ctssoe s. Lifetime. haas t>i4y Al
t1sgSr : fsssg-s. % oa~ts
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ISTELLIGENCER. Double the circu-
lat!on Of any paper in the state.
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BosTos. Mass. Jane -. - y
fosf Inteiiixencsr Co. SeaIt.e, 49,
osnss; I received some Time stnc1 -
excelieat NAB OF the United states aao
~efid map on the reysfss side, sad =
pi-assd 9th a. IL forms = hAndsoms -
valIab.s addition 10 my Office. aad ca
iAis 10 to satisfactory 10 any one = no -
.ests the small sum asked for tns mae
Yours truly. - -
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LoonrsroN. Wash. Feb 3, loo4
Post-inteiiig sucsr. seattle. wash. II ~
ceived your map ana It IL away esyon1 -
expectations THINK 10 10 worth fully ~
times the money you ask for IL ana 4 E
the be.f map have ever seen pubaisno1
Yours with respect ia
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PunAsrrs. wash. An,

PEsHAsrrN. Wash. April 4. loo1
Post lptsstisencsF Co. seattle. Wnak-s
Gentlemen: Your map arrivel on the II
OF April. and ter sixty miles travel -
stage from Eilsnspurg to this place, CO.
Ia excellent condition l am vel plooo69
with the map - well - sstonisheu q ~
price ior which you xivs the mag " yeuR
subscribers Aost respectfully, N. -
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rALovsE CRY, wash. Nay ~. lisa 1
Post -Inreiligsncsr. seattle, waoA~'
dents; received the map Of the voll0
sent by you Ia good order ana An so4
plea e. with ik IL Is both useful ana -
namentai and should mud place n svoEI;
household. Please scespt my iha4e4]
Yours respectfully, - Nj
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NoRrn WELLISoroN. b G.. J1ns ., IT,
Dear sir; I have recefy.si year -
mium map in goou order, and am siUu<[
pleased with II. consider taAf hayeo9
your valuable paper free, - | vaiue y
map mere tnan the price VI suoscrtp -
foars very respectfully. Nd.
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LunMt. wash, Feb. 4 lSe1
The Post Intelligence, seattle. WaeA
Lear sirs: ] received your premlnsn -
Respectfully yourA -. 4
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COUNT NOTICES.

COUNTY TRkAsURER's NorICE-THE
~ county treasurer OF King county. Washington.
day 81 April. lsss all warrants draw on the g.n-
erAi fund OF school districts Nos g. 10, IL 20, 2o
= S. g. "a 81 70 100 - so f' iS g.
1oa TO- liz, llS, 1la
- And aistrics No . up TO and including warrant
And district No. up to ana including warrant
And district No warrants No 10 and II.
And district No warrants No. 67io 81 inclu-
And district No warrants No and q.
And d,s,ric, No. ~ warrants No. g. 80 and "a
:. And district No II up to snd including warrant
:. And assrics No Is up to and Including warrant
And district No % warrants No 80 aud Is and
And district No. 70 up to and including warrant
And district No 20 up to and including warrant
And district No. 81 up to and including warrant
No. IL
And dsiri ic No IS warrants No. il, 10 and IT,
And district Ma 80 up 10 and including warrant
And district No, ~ warrants Nos 10 anl IL
and district No ~ warrant No d dated pscsm-
And district Ma so up to snd including warrant
No. sl0.
And dis,ric, No s. up to anA including warrant
And dssric, No 81 up to and inciudi Us warrant
AZ
And district No. oil mp to aud including warrant
And district No. g up to aud including warrant
And district No 81 up to and Guiding warrans
And district No 70 up to aud Including warrant
And 9 s,rics No ~ warran, No Z. dated FsSru.
And dlstrics No IS up to and Including warrant
No LIZ.
Aud district No ~ up TO and Including warrant
No. 20.
And district No II up to and including warrans
Ana di.,ries No 81 up to and including ~.rr.n.
And district No. 81 up TO and including warrant
And district No. 50 up to and including warrant
And district No. 81 warrant No. IL
q nd district No. 80 up 70 and including warrant
Aud district n O 81 up 10 and Including warrant
No. IL.
And district No. 81 up to and including warran.
And district No. ss up TO aud including warran.
Ard District No rs up to and Including warrsn.
And district No 81 warrant No. /.
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No. So
And aistric, No. log up 70 aud including wasr.n,
No4e
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Ma Ara d. ss ss los up 70 and including warrant
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And district No. lit warrants Nos 1 ana2
Ais ali warrants drawn on tho special f,n NJ
districts Nos. Ia. 81, 10 IS io2
And district No up 10 and including warrant
No. 100
And district No Z mp TO and Including warrant
No. 81.
And district No, - warrants Nos S. 81 and sa
And district No. so OPP 10 and including warrant
No. 39l.
And dissric, No. 100 warrant No z
Provided all OF such warrants have been hereto.
fore presented a. the trsasursr's Office and in
0orsed mos paid for of funds" Natnrayas,
viii be paid such warrants after she 90 h d.v OF
April 1894
A. MiTrES. County Treasursr
by W w. kgKEwoop. Deputy
seasfle. Wash April Ia. 1894
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NORTH YAKIMA, wasn, Fen .. lee1
Fest Intelligence. seattle, Vs.
Dents; Enslosed pleszs md STAMPS
balance due on Subscription Aaa -
hasn plsAssd with map. Rink 10
pfsmiam- \ ours respectfully.
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KowisLAH. n C.. Nay 10 l0o4 III
Editor Post Intelligence 6easslA Waeh
Dear Sir; ! have received The ma =
the world. etc. and am pleasei 20 SeaaD.
that l am thoroughly satlsasa viii -
You're Truly. MA
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East 80. Croup, Man, Nay %. ia i
POST Inlsliigencsr, seattle. Ma
Gents; lhs map received IL good 0etoR
and we think IL e . nns map You shoa1
certainly % able to dsposs VI q large uun11
Der Of them Yours truly, ".
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MALorr. WasA. March -, III
cot1ntD ltgsncer Co, seattle. Me- ~
0ents; I kavs received the map ana =
well pleased with II Thlak it well WuflK
-. which IL would cost 70 60 TO Q stoes q -
buy L. Long may the Post InssillnUne0H|
1--we and prapse. I remain your We
respectfully. &
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LASaIxy. WASH. March 81. is9x
Post- iptsiiigeuger fubiisning To, 49,
tie, Wash. -tsents; would say thas -
oehgntsd with the map IL came IN g.
order. and 10 dslsy. A. =
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cIlvsIAxa. wash. Fen .. iss

CI1v8IANn. W ssh, Feh u 1601*
Editor Post-lnssliigencsr, Seattle. W.
--Dear air: received your premium
which gives rs great satisfAciion Ny =
8 inks II 10 worth more than the paper g.
map both cosI she 10 much dcitRhs6
with t. Yours very respectfully. n ~
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bALffnonn. Ma, NAY II IL
foet-infsliigencer Co. Seattle Wa1k&
Gentlemen: The map received ana q ~
much sppfsciasst Very truly, H.
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seattle Post- Tn,elligencsf, ocr1
Wash- Have received the wall mAA nj
exception ally well pleased With II 6E
excellent Accept thankA Yeuu trulv.
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ApKapxs>, Wash, FEB ~ 1854
Feat ntelitx &c ncer 60. seattle. Wa
Frsninna map received snd sivss 49,
satisfAetIss. foars respectfully. ~ - 3
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wEsr FnRSpALn. Weea
fost- fntslligsncer, seattle, Wan -n
fecsfved one ofysur premiuai map -
othsr DAY, and " Is . nne nsp IN eve -
spset and deserves praise Yours uu'1
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MEADOW. Wash. Feb 3. lesSt
foet-int-iligenoss 10. seattle, ~asss<
sirs-In- map Is better than 80 sxpse
80 80 are yell sAsisnsd with " ksse
fully.
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0nrA1ro Canada Apftl Z -
ross Intelligsncer, SeasttA w. ~
0sntiemeu. The premium map reoolV60
In good order. and 10 xiveo porfees 49, ~
uon ! am yours truly, - Is
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What
They
Think
OF It.

The premium map offered -
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
its subscribers. old and new. u
now to be found In thousa,lA
of homes in the Pacific NestR
west. That no premium e.
offered has given such univ
sal satisfaction is evideno1
by the following testimonia z
which are . few among
large number received ~
those who have received
map. These letters are g.
copies of the originals ON Als Il
this Office, the signatures go
being omitted. n tbs P0Sk
INTELLIGENCER does mot e
at liberty to publish the o.
names Of those who have =
kindly expressed their apps,
citation Of the map.
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For Information csncernsaa thiS -
call .; The publication offics or address
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LArAB. wssh-. Fee .. lsyA 9
Ps0e inteiiig encer. seattle Wssh.-
Sire; Map received Ia good shape
pieassd with isand Aise ths pspsG ssN
psspecsfaaiy. u
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
l. OF Washington for King county.
W. w. Dearborn and H. W. Higgins. plaintiffs w.
The Washington savings Bank, defendant No.
1854 order directing notice 20 creditors
Tbs cause coming on regularly for hearing on
this day motion Of Z. u. hsAfs receiver Of
raid Washington savings Bank, for order al
rsctins notice to be given to the creditors Of SAID
Washington savings Bank, and the court being
fully advised In The premises u Is hereby
ordered and sdtudSed that all creditors Of said
Ss,shaana tns "sshiaEssn savings Bank; are
and dsmanos Against said defendant to G. VI.
hheafe the receiver appointed Ia this cause at hs
Nc Toi Front street s<s.tis. King county. Wash
within thirty t30D days Of the date of the pub
fica,on OF this notice. - hereafter provided. and
barred and shall not BE- paid out Of the funds and
assets In tbs nands 81 said receiver. and that after
the expiration of said period Of thirty {S0l days
ssid recetver hle Ia this eoort his report of all
claims AMI demands 20 presented and niea also
showing What claims pi escared are allowed and
what claims ale dtsaiio~ed
it 10 further ordered that this order be published
for 80 days consecu1ively In the daily Post nteil
gencer and the daily Telegraph. newspapers pas,-
nshsd Ia seattle, hias county. wasa and that
notice 10 creditors Of said Washington savings
Bank of the Entry IL this order
Done In open court TIL, zo'n day Of March. 1894
In the superior court Of King county, state Of
Washington-
STATE or wAsnssrox.i
COUNTY oT KING. -
T. w. Gordon. clerk OF the superior court Of the
state OF Washington for the county Of King do
hereby certify that the foregoing IL fulI true ana
correct copy OF The original order directing aotcs
10 creditors n ss'i CAUSE 40 IL sos, the same
appears % lie and nf record In my oitice
Witness my hand ana the seal OF said cours shss
:oth day Of March. 1884
b. II. IL. SMITH Deputy clerx
Date Of ntsi publication March "a 1894