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instead of putting the burden OF proof on the
ffimative. had put upon the negative the bur-
den OF disproof."
The intercollegiate Field Day,
Next Saturday is set for the interuniyersity
field day with Stanford, which Will be held on
the U. Z. tracks. The timely donation of S15
by the Oakland Consolidated Electric Railroad
mas made IL possible 10 have the tracas nut in
soOd condition. Scoggins' record SATURDAY.
iast OF the hundred IN 10 seconds opens up a
nope OF something phenomenal from him. Ban
croft VIII run good mile Koch and Edgren
VIII 40 We'll With the shotput Colt Humphreys
aho hupp Will do some good work In The longer
runs
The Peoples Party.
= The Peoples Party Club beld a meeting at
fYinian Hail Saturday, evening to hold lis
weekly discussion. The evening was spent In
considering the Industrial Army movement.
Notes.
Inc Beta Theta Pi fraternity will hold for
nal opening of It's new chaptel-house Wednes-
uay evening. In addition TO invitations 10 It's
friends II has invited all the college fraternites
TO be present
The Berkeleyan has arranged for free swim
ming day Tor its subscribers at the PIEDMONT
Baths next Wednesday.
The Stud Mt Congress has elected as its off,
GERS Tor the next year: Speaker, j. l.. Dinwld-
die; CLERK, Ii. +. Dorm; treasurer, d. L. HUM
phreyS.
The members of the Law Delta have been
Initiated into the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority.
The members OF the new Sorority are: Misses
' lde Redlngton. Leda Baldwin. Grace Wilson.
Rachel Vrooman. Nellie Mott, Edith Byxbee,
Lena RedIngIon, Helen Lathrop, Bertha Knox
and Helen Andres. The Gamma Phi Beta was
founded in 1874. and now has chapters at SYRIA
cuse, Ann ArDor. Madison Wis, Boston. Evans
ton, Baltimore and Berkeley.
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LAST SACRED CONCERT.
A Good Performance of Schubert's
Unfinished SYMPHONY.

The last request sacred concert Of the Vienna
Prater orchestra took place yesterday evening
in Metropolitan Temple and although The audi >
ence was not as large as on SOM previous oc-
easions, Herr Scheel has seldom made out
programme thar pleased the hearers better.
Schuberrs unfinished symphony was the chief
feature OF the concert. Both the movements
were well ulayeu. In the beautiful adagio The
piano effects were performed with great artistic
delicacy and the shading was very fine. Las
sens setting of the Thurnglan folk songs gave
the usual satisfaction. Herr John MarQuart
mayed the violin solo in agner's dreams of
Five POems'' in an effective manner, and
Kuecken's popular Prayer brought down
enthusiastic applause.
Beetboven's Leonore overture, No. 3, was an
excellent piece of orchestral work. The brass
was less in evidence than on some previous Oc
caSlons and distance lent enchantment To the
bugle call, which was yesterday gwen IN an ad-
Joining room.
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BERKELEY.
can views.

Berkeley has been very warm place for the
past forty hours, and small Indignation meet
ings have tried TO fathom the wisdom of he
judges of the intercollegiate debate In deciding
that Stanford was The winner OF that event.
So certain of victory were the adherents OF
California" that many Of them did not walt for
the decision, but caught the 11:15 boat. When
late-comer announced on the boat how the
decision had been made students and profess
sors looked stunned. There seems TO be no
doubt In the minds of the Berkeley men that
their speakers put UP urquestionably the bet er
argument. In fact, Stanford men were heard
before the announcement OF Tie decision to
concede The debate 10 the opposition. IL is not
unusual ior defeated party to believe IL put
Inc peter game or debate, but II is rare to find
most Jealous and most cool interested and un-
Interested, partisan and stranger, so unanimous
10 tbe opinion as were hos who listened 10 The
debate on Saturday evening that the speakers
OF The State University had put up tue stronger
argument.
Every professor OF the State University pres
cut has declared his belief that The speakers for
the negative won the debate. Ii is not 10 the
Spirit of grumbliDg al a decision rendered thai
causes the criticism, but in amazement at the
iDeXplicable ways OF judgment which can he so
al variance to a multitude of other minds
The Judges stated that the second concession
IN the question ruled oui political corruption
1.-THE second eoDcessi0n''-that appoinImenfs
and promotions should be made on a basis OF
business Efficiency only-"e1cludes only one
phase OF political corruption remarked one
of the professors, .'and il looks if The judges
read into the question meaning that would
make the question practically unbeatable. IL
the system is conceded TO be Ideal, there would
be no use In attempting 10 prove that an actual
Dne is better. But political corruption is not
DOT ruled out by tile second concession. The
9anger Of vast wealth IN the hands OF Il lew Of
heiaIs the extension of SPECIAL privileges TO the
railroad pariy by the party in power, The cor
tuption by contractors, lobbyists and Jobbers
TIC, as pointed out by the negative 10 The &C.
iate, yet remains. IL seemed as II the judges,
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Detmer Henry
Dewey Mrs Hay G
Dewey Miss Sadie
Dickinson Il
Dickinson s =
Dickinson Susie
Earle u
Eakelman Miss Mary
Earl Walter
Earley Frank
Eastman L Nj
Eaton Henry a. Co
Edwards Anne
Edwards J r
Eddy Mrs(706 Stockton
Edman c +
Egan Geo V
Eggers Hiss II
EgertOn Miss Annie
Elliott Mrs 4 X
Elliott Mrs Z z
Elliott Mrs Esther p I
Elliott Mrs Mary
Ellis Matthew
ElfviDg c ri w
Elias Edw ward 2
Faber Matilda
Fagg John q
Fahrney DIT Peter
Fahnestock Gates ID
Fairman w
Fairweather j A
Fake w n
Falia Mrs Maud
fallon Thos
Farrell Edwark ID
] armers warehouse
Farthering Alice
Farris w II
taunce w X
Fell Mrs Carrie o
Fellows Hermann
Finley j
Ferguson Mrs 5
Fine Mabel NJ
Fisher 4 M
FiSkes Miss Rue
Fisk Mrs g FL
Fister IL N Oller
Fitzgerald Matilda
fiaherty Cate
flaherty Mrs Fl J
Flannery Michael
flanagan 7 j
Fix q i
Flynn Mimic z
Flood Miss Agnes
Fodara A
G. bic Jim
Caller Maud
Gahan VIM l.
Gahart VIM
Gale Mrs ID
Galloway Jas ID
Gallagher Con j
& allager Hugh w
Gallagher Geo
Garessa Mrs Lottle
Gardner Miunie e
Carson A
Garcin Jean
Garner j +
Gates Fl y
Galley John
GatZe Johanna
CAME WIN
GazOld May
Gaylord Courlandt a
Gergan } w
George & T
George Henry Z
George E E Co
George g S
& eriehteD Theo
Geydon Pirg MIA
Gibson John w
EIhaon MISS Mayheil
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


SUNDAY. April %
Stmr Truckee Thomas, 551a hours from 1illa-
nook Bay: pass and mdse to Iruckee Lumber Co.
Stmr Rival, johnson, Y hours from fortisno'
via Astoria 6o hours; 3Zo M III iumoer' To heh-
neuy ingns. 60. ,.,r
produce, 10 uoodali' ferklns g 20. , from
stmr Cosmopolts. Dettmer RS. 90 hours ire from
1rayS harpor; Iumoef TO olaue Luiuoi ~
o,ini Dalsy h 1,is oonnsoi - nou Us md
mdse. to J kimball go mo ,,,
Calcutta; jute and gunnies to Ames d Harris;
ocnr bendep bro od 1saaar., az Runs
ROM Arena; % eoras Moou. TO behaer brps;
Landing; rs CORDS wood, to Bender Bros.
oehr MARY Z, Campoeii, hours from oooesai
oV pAs outtert W hoss he"ie1I' M'a2S
sailed.
SUNDAY. April ~.
Stmr AK. smith Port a lIia u.,,or
Stmr Scotia Johnson, B9wens s, Lananns'
6ktn NJ Grimth, Arey. 5ose nsoiooA'
Scnr fearl' hoenler. oanu Ioiut.
oenr GotaIna brlsseih' Ooos Day'
IeiegfapnIc.
r",Ni nob NC = Aptt O. 80 on'i
ciouoy "iha ." veiocitV 10 iniieS'
Disaster.
Stmr Los Angeles. from San Pedro for san Fran
cisco was wrecked on the Little Moro rocks near
Point Sur Lighthouse. The stnr sank all at once
and is nearly out of sight Five people are miss
ing
Spokau
Fab 1o-ee on G on E shin ST Mark. from New
~ ~ -, a0 NJ ~ " ., oo ~ ''p " ~ - van N
Mar n a., = Iso os w Rr shin AuckIand I'm
weIiinotor for IonIoo
s' ~ ~
Domesuc forts.
REkA-Arrlved April ZZ-olmrs NatlonaI
City. Pomona ana Humboldt, hence apr II; stmr
North FORK. hence apr IL
Salled april Z2-Stmr fomoha, LOT san IRAN
cisco.
BowENS LANDING arrived April 2Z-Schr
Barbara Hernster. hence apr Il.
SaIed April z2-Schr Newark, 1or san fran
cisco.
RECONNAISSANCE April 22-Schr Beutah, Tor
Astoria.
FORT BRAGG-Saiied April Z2-Stmr DAISY
Kimball. for San Francisco.
NESFPORT-Arrlved April 22-Stmr Cleone
.rana for IAN Francisco
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fspinozo Damian Panama Ignacio
Esquerro Manuel Peredo Antonio
Fernandez Pauline Reyes Christoval
Hedo Lopez Ramon Rodriguez Francisco
SENoRAS.
Bernal Guadalupe Gonzales Miss frankie
De Penuea Braula Heras de Herrera susanna
Carrillo Ramoncita Paroles Ottilia IL
De kerullo Isabel falenZiano Mia
8. W. BACKUS. Postmaster.
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Free Congress of Literature.

The Congress of Literature viii be continued
to-day al Golden Gate Hail. In the afternoon
papers Will be read by: Professor a. G. New
conner OF Stanford University, ID. Gilbert Dex-
ter and the chairman, w. b. Harrington. In
the evening the SPEAKERS Will be: General L.
H. FOOte, Professor q. NJ. Richardson and
Housewife Wildman. The meetings are free
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GOMpAG NIE GENERALE
TEANSATLANTIQUE.

GUMPAGNIE GENERATE
TEANSATLANTIQUE.
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW) AZ NORTH <scsA
' River. foot OF Morton st. Travellers zlcSSE
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the discomfort Of crossing the channel in
small boat. y ew York to Alexandra, Egypt via
Paris first class. 90; second class. SIG.
LA TOURAINE, Capt. SantelIi ,....,.....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2S, $3.50 NJ
LA BoURG OGNE Capt observation-disclosures.
May D, 2:30 A. n.
LA BRETAGNE, Capt kupe....................
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. May II, A. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt Laurent..............
Observation-Disclosures. May 10. 2:3O A. NJ.
EB- For further particulars apply TO
F0RG kT, Agent
No. 3. Bowling Green, New York.
j. T. FUGAZl & CO.. Agents, Montgomery
ave, San Francisco.
Branch Office. 10 Montgomery ST. ap31 tf
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ALAMEDA.

majority Of the members OF the Pacific and
Alameda cricket clubs gathered on the Ala
media cricket grounds yesterday for practice
game. Sides of nine each were drawn, with
Griftiths and Cassidy as captains. The day
was cool and some good playing was done.
On Griffighs' side Ward aud Hill did good
batting. The bunting of Griffiths and Ward Jr.
was one of the features Of the game. Follow
ing is The score:
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL A-7z
- fortnightly for the West indies and :4sziAsx
Southampton. calling route at Che ,Vu. :,
France. and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills OF ladiDg, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth, Cherbourg. southampton. First-class
s1e5: .hird.ciasA ss7 SO. For further particu-
lars apply 60 PARROTT Co., Agents
306 California st
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co
FOR PORTLAND G ASTORIA. OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ga.
ocean Divtsion-and PACIFIC COAST GsaS&8
g. s. CO.. will dispateh from Spear-street wharf
at 10 A. M. for the above ports of their AL
hon steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-March2 rs. April 4.
IA, "a. May 4. ID. "a.
10. ~
Connecting via Portland with the U. p Ry. and
Washineton. BRITISH Columbia poia Alaska. Idaho
Montana. Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe
Fare to Portand-CaDiu $16 steerage. -;
round trip. cabin, $780,
Ticket Offices-1 Montgomery ST., and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery st.
Freight ofice-200 California st.
6OODALL, PERKINS & CO, Supt Ocean Div.
LIT 10 Market ST., San Francisco
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Among tho CHURCHES.

Re-, Z. S. Chairman preached at the First
Presbyterian Church yesterday on, How 10
Make a Success OF Life"
Rev. J. M. Van Every Of Oakland preached at
the Sauna Clara Methodist CEurcn on, Guild.
hood and tie Church."
AT III Fark.sIreeI Methodist Church services
were held for the first time since the completion
of reTairs on the eGitice. The audieuce-roOm
now presents an attractive appearance. The
Tecarpeiing alone has cost over $500. Rev. w.
S. Matthews Of san Francisco occupied the
pulpit morning aud evening. At The close of
the morning services, al the solicitation of the
pastor, S243 was ised 10 complete paying for
the properly.
AT The Congregational Church last evening
Rev Mr.. Scuduer lectured on The Black Prob
lem," and illustrated his subject with stereopti-
can views.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.


W A Mason & W, Omaha Miss Drew, PhiIa
II W Tiliard y Y Wonderey W, G Rpds
X Anglon, Folsom Miss Wonderiy. Rapids
J ID Smith Livermore ID Baxter, sta Barbara
Mrs Warren, Portland Bley Il W, Pha
Nj Warren Jr Portland 10 an W. Worcester
ID Neville Portland de PaSquaie. Italy
W Rose. q S y w Steiren 81 W. Pittsburg
Is w Gill, San lose + L Lovatt Il W, n
Miller, san Mateo Lusk, Wyo
+ BrOodbent, Boise City Emile Lion. san Jose
s Holland. San Jose & Mott, ST Paul
e Saladin e. W. Paris p Johnson, Lexington
Mrs r 2 Fraker II Paul Hughes. Mex
A L Shaw & W, san Jose Dhuff. Chicago
J NJ Clifford & W, w Giddings.
A w Moore Idaho Jess & W, Chicago
+ Lemon. Boston Rosenfeld & W. Chicago
A Scheur. \ NJ Madgonis, Colombia
Miss CowleS, Buffalo CPhitDs Il W, s Obispo
l. Miller. Akron Miss Phillips. L Cbispo
7 Williams IL W. Chicago BrOwnell, Everett
y riils bury 81 W. Minnea Miss Browneii, everett
+ Gale & W. Minneapolis w Kellogg, Boston
Miss Campbell Mtnneap j II Curtice & W. q
w w Justice q W. Pha
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CAssIDY's SIDE.
Total.
GRIFFITHs' SIDE.

a juvenile cricket team is being organized
for all boys under years who put themselves
IN training. 1ney viii be under The instruction
OF Ben Clark, Oakland. who proposes TO train
them evefy day for the present.
wO weeks from yesterday the season VIII
open Win match game between the Pacifes
and Alamedas. There will be practice games
next IhursdaY and Saturday.
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GUION STEAMSHIP GO. uimited,
steamships sail rortnightIy between
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN
Arizona. Ap. %. IL A. NJ. Arizona, May 26 A. NJ
Alaska, May IL, l. NJ. Alaska June 8, 10 A. NJ
Cabin. so and upwards, according to location:
second cabin. $50; steerage. &.5.
Bedding and all Requisites furnished Free
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, New York,
g. w. FLETCHER, 6l3 Market St, or T. s.
MCKAY. 80 Montgomery ST., or J. F. FUGAZI Dc
CO., l9 Montgomery ave, san Francisco. mr. 20 3m
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed IN the Postoffce at San
francisco on MONDAY. April %. 1894
HE-To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" aud give the
date OF the list. If not called for within two
weeks they Will be sent to the Dead Letter ON ce
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Dunn r F
Durant Mr. Shotwell st
Dupont Lewis
During Edmond
Dwight Miss Julia r
buchanan Miss Edna
EikiDs Mrs A NJ
Eilenbrok +
Elierson Laura Ray
Ely Miss Maggie
En- cry a Il
in gel Garrison Florence
Co
EN- mark lnger
J En2lander w H
Eppstein Miss Bertha
Eriksen Marine
Ermatinger A Ii
Enrhler Goo
Entingsr Is
European Bond Ex
Evans Mrs 1909 12th)
Evans Flo
Evensen PAder
Everett j z
Ewell l. Z
Folsom Rev G D
Fonk Jos
FORD Direy S
Forkner Mrs j
FOrtier ; Nj
Foster Mrs Lidia
Foster Mrs Sadie
Fosburgh Mrs LESSEE
Fosgrave Mrs Kate
Fowler bishop e A
Fox J A
Francis Hazel
Frank Miss Nettie
Frawley Kate
Frazer Z o
Freeman Edward
Friederich A
Fremaln Ralph joseph
Predecessor Mrs (25h
6th)
Fredemann Mrs ii U
Freezer NJ j
Erench TanV
Fr, nch Mrs w q
FTinki Anna
Froehlich Robt
Friend Miss Laura
fryita Geo
FreiIam DR. NJ K
Fuqus Mis- Carrie
Furnas L L
Gilbert Mrs G
GillIland V
GivensJ w
Gisren Mrs Ernst
Glover } p
Guff Mrs OS
Goldman Ernestine
Goodrum Mrs Annie
Goodale Chas
Goodrich Mrs l.
Goodfriend Arnold
Good ID
Good Miss Msy
Gore VIM
Gorselin Joseph
Gottenheimer Mr.
Graham Mary e
Graham Miss Kate
Grant Mrs JAS A
Grant Miss Lizzie
Gray g 4
Greenan James
Green Hon g
Green Mr.
Greger VIM
Griffin Miss Belle
Grifflth Mrs Caroline L
Graf Mrs Lewis A
Grether Jno
s.rnnd EG
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NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE OF REat
~ essate->etice 10 hereby given thai the uss-
cersixned, grantee and trustee In . certain c.ea
made ey J. III. Alien Aad Incy A. Alien has We
dated Ansusi IS, 4. D. 1894 viii on -a.nraav rha
twelfth dsy Of May. A. D. 1854 ~ Z 50 o esocx "a
d. ~ the tront door Of the kls.g County cosrt-
state q wsshsngfoa. expose paetsc sal. ana "a
10 the highest bidder ter cash TIE following ste
ecrts real estate. situate IN said coansy ana xsak.
aforesaid, and ossericea - fosiowA fe-Eis:
Beg anssx nj sae corner OF sections IL Il. IL
ara ~ Ia to~Esasr - north. rAnxe east, taaSae
nofta 81 ~ feet; thence oofth 90 deS ami IS mia
wesf sss IS feet 10 the pisce Of beginning. Aicn
scyteed: thence souih - deg ~ nssn vest $50 feet
tnence south % DEG 10 min EAST 200 Sect thence
nors p Seg ~ mia East $50 feet: themes aorsh
ming. slGn Al Asa slBgasAx the sAumiiI dry kisas
aad Ali oihsr Improvements mAehsnery, s.c .
ther~uns. bescnGng OF In any wiss appertaaalax
sad sale wsa % made BY thu gudessagnsd andsr
certain deed ef trust made by J. 4, Al e. aaa
Lacy \ A!Jsn hss wife. 10 The zpdersigned a. ID
Assosx IS. 1898. and recorded In the once q the
ssaa a.. sa ,., e d kas !. y s 49,.
OF De@9A ~ page o.. aad pndsf esrtAsa axrss-
meat rsfsftet 20 In oAsa cea veyance Aa4 uaA1s 4
part thereof dated Au<ess IS. 1898. sst~ssa Z. q
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IT, parsesnes os no;scs aid reassss u tbs part
Of ne second pa<s nazss1 In sAsd ssressaent d
fesst ~ sas sndssnkxnss rsczxisS thss oe{azk "a
been made IA tas eas msnE Of the soaaty and city
tAxss vhsea maxarsd suoesqnsnt 10 AuxGss IS
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Ia kesrisx mp SAD azasasAsning snficsens ere m
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LEGAL N0rrcEs

NoiitE VI oALr ACCOUNTS AND NOT \
~ Pursuant IN order Of the superior conr, III
Ming county. made In the matter u Charles ~
frsseh. an insosvsnt debter. tbs undersigned viii
sell Al aucion for cash. =, the Front door of me
courthouse In the city Of Seattle, King csanty.
WASH, on Saturday. the f2th day ef MAY lses al
10 O'Clock M. lot Of accounts owing 60 she a. IA
ChAfa-s I. trAsch by snndry persons; also the swo
G. following promixsory notes,
ffsst, one note TO Laramie Mayer. assignee Of
the s&id Charles y FrAsch for hfsy-three dollars
and sevsnty-stx ceuts 1854 75l, dated Nav Id
~, made by H. F. kesvy. W. u. Lyts ana
Char e. Iyt4
-scond on@ nose for one hnnared and fofsy-f9ur
d9slsrp and TWENTY-FIVE cents fSt4l 22y satas4
" Frasch.
These notes ana arcennts 90 be sold xi.hsa,
sessrvs 10 the highest bidder fer cash.
Dated ~ seattle. WAsa.. May q 1884.
LARAMIE MAYER
Of fhAft~a
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BosSoS. Mass, Jsns n 1syS
Post fnteilIgeacg9 Ca. seattle 49,
0snis: received 3cms time slnce -.
exesslsnt map Of The Y nitsd statse 80
verdi map On she reverse njds. 80
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Nonru WELLrSeroN. n C.. Juns q -
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NOTICE or rHE SALE or BoNDs-No-
~ sics g hereby gfvsn that the dEsctors Of the
county, state of washlnston. wiz ofIsr fog sals 10
the highest rssponsbls bidder ct the once o. the
ss :: :s s.a = On s' s q ssn
year ntsrsss6sarins bonds q Said i1rsxssion dis
Ooioo doisrs cssoa ooS each. Win interest on me
unpaid principal sum In each boad 81 the rate Of slx
ssd interest 70 = psyahs u soa
com Of the Unite on the lss dag Of January
=: and ne l.. day Jsly % each year: SAID bonds
In gold coin ofths Gated STATS In inssalImsnis
ye.rs per cent Of the sssa p.incipsi Of each 81
sAid honda and Per cent Of the remainder OF said
II each succssdins y.ss iSsrssissr mt, sad rr.1
cipal SOM y fuily paid Principal and interest on
said bonds pay..is - the once the treasurer Of
That ssaied olas for the purchase Of ssad bonds
mast b died with Jsmss G. Boyle. secretary Of
irrigation distrfcs II said city Of Eliensbnrrh sad
county and statAL on or befveS June Z. 1894, 81 3
o'clock m. and each bid must b marked IBID
Tor the purchase Of bonds Of the Middle ktstas Ir
rieafion District" aad each bid must be sccompar
MED with . certlned check some solve I hank
thousand dollars Csl O00l, payable 10 q. NJ snod-
erass treasurer Of the iddie Kit9itas irriRatfon
psIrict which check win b retarned in the
event that such bid h not accepted Each bid
must also contain an agreement 60 acceps tho
bonds In amounts ss follows. towit: twenty-five
aad twenty ave Thousand dollars ts2s .o6oI worth
on each thirty 800 days thereafter until the whole
amount. to-wst two hundred thousand doliars
10000 . taken: aud each bid hall contain an
ssreement thai the interest en- the bonds shall be-
s.n 70 accrue thereon only from and afser date
serve sAe right to reject any and aii biaa
Secretary Of the Miadi. Kissi,ss Irris alton Dis
Dated st Elienshurrh. wash a pril Is. 1894
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09
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loee-lntesiigencsf. seattle Wa6h. -1ne
sxpectaueaA Ishink e d worth faliy N
ttUes tbs money you aak for Il and u y
the oess map have ever sssn yaeilsnak
Yours With respect Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-09

LUMnI wash. YsA Z 49, 3
The Hoee.inteiitgsnce Ger, Seattle 49,
pea< sire: received yeuf premian
In aood eondssion AAay khankD
Respectfully ysurA -