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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-24
AUCTION sALEs-h UrUxE DAY
~ W. IL. fentrsss, Real Estate Auctioneer, No. Il
Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
REAL Estate.

oi,..uah " u oecree oil Tue Court of Law ans
Hist day Of MAY 1896 III the suit OF Henrietta COT
ms CT al W. Jaues +. Collins In chanccry in said
court pending shall sell at pubic auction at the
street, Norfolk, w., GU "wednesday the M
day OF juno, lsD5, ut II O'Clock M the real e,tan
10 tue bill and proceedinas mentioned situated ie
tnS e,ty OF Norfolk in the State of Virginia and
:, First0TfiAT ,EaTAIN LOrnF LAND. wit,
the building thereon Numbered 10 VIM AMI
cerp on the south side OF Bermuda street In tie
Froniing OH Bermuda sire 4 fortv.two foot mo-.
or less, ana running back half wav to Msiu stree
10 tue line Of the property or formerly Leons.
ing .o nooert ArShers and Aaron Jenrey'i h ir,.
OF land with The building thhreon numbered IN
ying, being and situate IN the city Aforesaid said
iet Dei.g on the west side of Clay street (or srr
Me- street entended', known rs lot Nc. los on the
plat bled 10 the chance,y cause pending in the
corporation Court OF the city aforesaid Of Do X.
9n ana vile vs.. Jonee Ct ais. and bou nded a,
i9iiows BesininE on the west side OF Cluy street,
~ ieet from the northwest Intersection of said
Clay street and Butte stre l. thence west waTdix az
rigni angles unto said Clay 100 feet thence
n9Itnwardly % feet. thence eastwardy 10 feet to
- Ieet 10 the place OF beginning.
=, IhirdEIHAr CERTAIN LOT OF LAND with
me building thereon. numt cred 33l. lying anI
being on the South side OF U,esu street in lila
city a'oresaid, which ,nid Inst mentioned lot Oh
iand Is 10 he sold in nee dame with the plst OF
survey TO be exhibited on the dav OF SAL.
lENMS-one-third cash, one-third on a crefh
OF SIX month. and Tho residue of the purcbrs,
price on credit OF twelve M nths from the ay ~
sal the credit in tane9ts to bear iateres, froin
tte day Of sae and the pnrcha,er or purchasers 10
execute negotiable notes payable I, tn" Commits.
soncr, r the deferred payments, ar d the title to
be refined until the iurihe order of the curt
\. II. SELDNER
special Commissioner
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SIIARP& GWATHMEY REAL ESTATIAGNN 96MAN 81
FOR RE r.

FOR RENT.
Cottage at Virgin Iseac.
Store l! Union street.
Honse % Gu on street.
Houses on bermuda strsst
rouse lbi ionsh street.
rouse Avengc 4 IIuntersyilie.
r.mS s' anu sleeping apartments ca
tenur0. ouu'
no. ioyallR lana.
e, ohiees on srouad moor. Sc Main strsst
ntIea to suit applicants.
.,,; ~ .hd ihirn floors ia Water,
-, ,a ant Tor al loft or cigar factory,
aaS Cranky.
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and tie same privilege Was csszsst Ms
Sratra
San Francisco. Fee e.--xIIszzn HsksV
AMI William Hfrz. rasSEiras-s filed an In
s,.vency pesseson to-day. Tssesr isaasi1ies
are ssasaf 20 be s5sns. divided almost
equally bes xeen san Frausssssc hanks ars1
New York wholesalers. ard sfs4- assets
81. go worth o. sock wilEians Hzker ax,-
krs0wfesges as3s-%onal liabilities Of 800
Oakland. Cal. Feb. 11--An srsaer or
co1rs .as issued To-Day directing IRE gale
Of the PIEDMONT css,se railroad. IN this
city. under the foreclosure o. q mortgage
81 favor Of ssre San Francisco Tool Com
pany for over 81 go ea.
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r. asked for q HOSPITAL. ard after care
fui coassHerssien Il Is Recommended that
this be not allowed At this rfrze-
The xam cs S. - Is asked Ter additional
Laundry facilities. .e recommend THAI
this be not allowed.
For charging she laundry az The
sshpoi FOR feebie-vnlnstea the ssz-n OF $40
IS asked: we recommend that this be
allowed
'Frer wooastet battling z. the school
for feeble- rnsnse~a the sum OF sz= IL asaes;
Ne recommend :ha, this Be allowed.
For ceiling ia the fourth story OF
the buiidfng for the deaf and blind the
gun % $40 is asked ard ~e recommend
that this SUM- be allowed. with tire un-
deTRta 1dtns thai Il Is 20 BE- Constructed
with view 10 making an additional DOR
rnitory for boys overhead. IL possible.
''For improving the grounds the sum
% si.ys Is asked: we Recommend that
this be not allowed
IAN appropriations IS asked for put
ting IN eieet.Ic lights In the building for
feebie-sninded. This. In the opinion Of
the comnlitte. Il most important and
necessary matter. and we recommend
that the sum Of :l.so be appropriated
for said purpose.
."rhe sum OF $50 Is asked FOR ex-
tending the water and sewerage supply
OF the institution. ard in view OK tie
fact that rhe disaIIowarce OF the hos
pial appropriation is recommended. It
%ili be necessary TO take all possible
precautions in the lire Of "a nftary reg
ulafions. therefore we recommend that
the SUM OF s5so be appropriated for ad-
disional sewerage accommodations.
The total appropriation recommended
herein is $7a.3S. which Is So 29s less than
the amount asked for by the trustees.
and we believe II IL not safe 10 make
any further reductions than are sug-
gested herein"
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| MASONIC FRAUD.
He Is Working the Brethren on
Bogus Credentials.
BELIEVED TO BE a BURGLAR.
His Claims FIT In with the Robbery o.
tho WnolIey Lodge Tive similar
Frauds at Large.

,. NJ. Taylor. grand master OF the Grand
Lodge OF VAST dcgson, Free and Accepted
5Iasons. received q letter yesterday from
United Lodgs. No %. r. ard 4. NJ.
dated wooIicy. February 10. calling bis
attention 70 sfse actions 81 an irspostor
named william G. Clayton. VINO has esen
working brother Masens In fhe East and
South on the prexense that he !s a dig
fressed brother o. that lodge. His VIC
Tins are writing United lodge. asking TO
be reimbursed the money advanced
Some time last GUNNER United lodge. &C.
had It's rooms broken into and blanks ex-
srarted from the lodge safe. Clayton Ii
supposed 30 be the thief. and Il Is believed
he thus supplied himself with blank lodge
receipts for dssss which he has forged
and is nssng to exiort money from the
snenxers Of the fraternity. He Is rot
and never was memEer OF that lodge.
He is described as six fees tall. or slim
Sulid. slightly stoop-sk1oaldered. dark
complexion. black rnnstache. large eyes.
looks one In the eye wnils talking and Is
..brsght" In his profession
United Lodge. No, 50. received letter
from RI. Williamson. the cashier of the
Hank Of Williamson, Williamson. w Va,
dated January 8. stating that William
Clayton, under the psea OF being In des-
tttute circumstances. received a loan OF
SIS. saying that his lodge would repay
Il.
Brother Howard +. Miller. OF Dorie
lodge, is among the many victims OF
rIayton's wfies. and II has been azeer-
4alred that he has secured several hun
dred dollars In this petty fraudulent
manner. and that he Is stiil working his
game
r. MgeeG. of Olympia. the grand secre-
tary OF Washington. also calls atteafion
% other like frauds. namely. g. a.
French. WHO Is travelling through this
state and seeking relief In the same
fraudulent manner. French was ex-
PEELED by Oriental Lodge. No. e.. Knox
Vile Ia..t July IL. 1894. for drunkenness
and attempted rape.
A man named r.. Mettler. expelled from
Ottawa Lodge. No i33. Kansas. IL also
visiting In this state without due war
rant. and hodges are cautioned against
him.
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POWER or CORPORATIONS.
Text of Representative Hanforvi's
MeaslIre Paced hx the HOUSE.

ieAl OF Representative HanfoTtiss
Measure Passed by the House.
Olympia, Feb. e. Especial }-Represent
atiye Hanfovd has succeeded In getting
his bill relative 10 the exercise OF power
OF private corporations through the house.
II went through as a substitute prepared
b. the committee. This bill OF Mr.. Han
ford amends the present Law which pro-
yides that the majority OF membership of
corporations created in this state must
reside In the state. AIR. Hanfords bill
provides that the majority may reside
outside OF the state and if II becomes a
law Il is believed will be great factor In
bringing new life and capital into the
state. The bin as passed reads:
THAT section i.512 Of volume Of Hilrs
Annotated Statutes ard Codes of Wash
ingson. the same being 2.i25 OF the Code
OF Washington Of 1851, relating to the exer-
else OF corporate powers hy private cor
porations. be and the same hereby is
amended so as to read as follows: Sec
ton l.5Oe C.425)-The corporate powers OF
the corporation shall be exercised by a
board OF not less than two tr,Cees. who
shall be stockholders In the company. and
az least one OF whom shall he a resident
OF the state of Washington. and a major
ity or them citizens OF the United States.
who shall. before entering the duties OF
their office, respectively take and sub
scribe to an oath. as provided by the laws
OF this state. and who shall. after the
term of the trustees first elected. be ac-
tnaily elected by the stockholders. at such
time and place within this state and
upon such notice. and In such manner, as
shall be directed by the bylaws of the
company; but all elections shall be by
ballot and each STOCKHOLDERS, either in per-
son or by proxy. shall be entitled 10 as
many votes as he may own. or represent
by proxy, shares OF stock, and the person or
persons receiving the greatest number Of
votes shall be trustee or trustees. Pro-
vided. That nothing herein contained shall
prevent any corporation. by their bylaws,
limiting such bona fide shareholder TO a
single vote or one vote for every full
share OF paid up stock. or Its equivalent
In asseSsahle stock. dlsregarding the num-
Der OF shares of stock he may own. II
shall be competent at any time for two
thirds of the stockholders OF any corpor-
alton organized under the chapter TO ex-
pei any trustee from office and to elect
another TO succeed him In all cases
where meeting of the stockholders Is
called Tor the purpose OF expelling trus-
tee and eiecting his successor such no.
tice shall be given of the meeting as the
bylaws OF the company may require
Whenever any vacancy shall happen
among the trustees by death. resignation
or otherwise, except by removal and the
election 90 his successor as herein pro-
vided IL shall he filled by appointment OF
the board Of trustees. Every such corr
poraiion shall at all times keep at It's
PRINCIPAL place OF business In this state
an officer or officers. agent or ageuts.upon
whom services OF legal process may be
made in conformity of law"
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Dear Editor. Please inform your read
ers that IL written TO confisfentlaliy. will
mail In sealed letter, the plan pursued
ty which / was permanently restored 20
heath and manly ssgor, after years OF
sslfYersye from nervous weakness, night
losses and weak. shrunken- parts.
I have no scheme 10 extore money from
any one whomsoeve!. | was robbed and
swsraHed by the quacks until ] nearly
lost faith In manhood. Our thank heaven
/ am now well. vigorous and stroro, and
ANXIOUS 20 make this certain means OF
cure known TO all
Having nothing TO sell or send c. o. d..
! want no money. Address James A. Har-
ris. Box 4Nz Delray. Mich
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uHSines~ Troubles,

Denver. Feb. so.-Jud<e Alien today de-
natat the appiicastcfl Of Laura D. Smith TO
fsfrScb>1se lasr second trust dcai of SeTS 90
on the Tabor block ard Tabor op,zrsll
hoaae, bat sfecssssi that Mrs. Smith shailS
have tfe r.gsTt 20 foreciose az the same
ssgrrar that the Mlsl1Iai Life forecinscss sts
first trust deed 81 sleA1,fso, 'rfss projects
THE inteuvsss 81 Mrs, Sffiah for by The
former dec8s5Er@ the M'stssal life was al
lowed 20 bring foreclf<usss proceedings
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF XII
county. state of Washington. Cert
University, plaintiff. VS.. SaclSman-fl
Amos Brown. Crawford e Conovef. n
corpora ton, and William A. L. Bo1k
defendants. No. 1910.
Public notice is hereby given that u
virtue and in pursuance of a jik1&UU9
and decree of foreclosure of mortgages ~
order of sale issued thereon on tho 81
day OF February, 1885, by the clerk of ~
above entitled court, in the case wnese4
the Cornell University is plaintiff and ~
Sackrnan-Philiips Investment CompoM
and others are defendants and to NJ ~
sheriff of King county directed and DIM
cred, / have duty levied upon, seixed -
taken into execution and WIN Offer ~
sale and sell at public auction accor1t0
10 law and in accordance with the dS19.
tfons In said Judgment and decree ana -
der OF sale contained. ON Friday, MnGy
8. 1895. a. ten O'Clock in the forenO0U *
said day. al the courthouse door Of ~
main front entrance Of the cusirtifoune u
the city of Seattle, in said King co<G1s3f
all the mortgaged property described a.
Inortgaged in and by said mortgage 81
mentioned In said Judgment and decree Il
foreclosure and order OF sale. 10 wit: n
one "a in block twen4y-foIr CAD OF 4. ~
Denny's addition to the town now 0fH
OF Seattle, situated on the southeaM 60
ner of Pike and Second streets In 80
city OF Seattle. Said property will be ~
in one entire lot, and not In separate -
GELS. and subject to the right OF redea
ton. as provided by law. TO raise u
amount necessary To pay the costs and ~
penSes OF such sale. and 10 pay and MufL
fy certain judgment in favor Of
plaintiff and against said Sackmsn-f
lips Investment Company iefenoau
rendered on the 18th day OF Decssnb1
1894, for thu sum of 13i 4ss 20, inelnl
principal. interest, attorneys fees -
statutory costs and increased costs,
gefher with interest from tine date of =
Judgment at the rate OF eight per 60
Ie- AMMAN.
Dated February G, 1895. M
a. T. VAN DE vANTER.
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q. It. An DE VANTE2Hs \
Sheriff of King County. Was<l1ingt01

NOTICE OF F0RECIOSURF--To c.
fred Myer and Louis Henspeter, -
and each of you are hereby NOTIFIED I'll
on Monday. the 18th day OF Februt0
1885. at ID O'Clock a. m. the sheriff
King county, State of Washington, ~
offer for sale to the highest biddes Il
the City dock. in the city of SeAf4
county OF King, state of Wash1nGle4
your undivided one-haf interest 80 ~
steamer Delta, together with the mae
bowsprif. boats. anchors. cables. chat
rigging, tackle. apparel furn4ture -
all other neccssaries belonging 10 -
appertafninR TO said steamer De-
which said steamer was enrolled II IT,
Seattle port OF entry, the 22d day ok a.
tober. 1884. by virtue OF "A chattei nnD}Z
gage given thereon by you, the 18TH
OF October. 1894. 10 Dor. Wells Tfu1Z
man TO secure the sum of two notes q
for 81 100. dated the 18th day OF Oct0b1
1894 toges her with interest there0Q ~
the rate OF i2 per cent. per anns,rn, tn
date until paid: and another for -
dated the 18th day of October. fssL II
yether with interest thereon al Is r.
on which note there was endorsed
sum Of $40 the Eth day of October.
and Wall sell so much thereof as VII
nsces sary 90 satisfy said sums Deto
having been made upon said morris
IN that you allowed said boat TO ~
heled on the 9th day OF February.
and attached by an officer OF the -
and having threatened to see that
my interest in said steamer. and -
ing deemed myself In danger Of TO-
said debt and having taken posses1
OF said property.
Dated this 18th day OF February. in
DORA WELLS TROUTfAN..s.
Mortgsfe
coriizs & Southland. Attorneys for -
<agss.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

SGafAAB.-Tfhe funeral of Charles Schaab
Will be hesd tomorrow morning at $50
octspck al Bonney a. Stewart chapel.
lf5tefTnent in Calvary cemetery.
TARBELl4-In Seattle. at the corner OF
rIth and Marion streets, on WedneS-
day, February 20, 1895. Francis Masaing-
", infant son of MIR. and Mrs. George
II. Tdrbelf. aGtri months q DAYS
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Births. Marriages. Deaths. Funerals.
All notices inserted under these heads
IN tire future will be charged al the rate
of 10 cents per line each insertion
pOST-INTEII1GENCE PUB. co.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mr. MARTIN KROSS and Mss Kroes
wish 10 thank all the people OF Seattle
who 80 kirsiiy remembered and assisted
Lnen curing the Illness ard death OF
their brothEr, Mr. Octo knSSs.
Seattle, Feb. 20 1896.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF +
state of Washington. fer King couI1


state OF Washington. fer King corr1
ID. ;. Atkinson. plaintiff, VS.. Ar
Schmieg. Fremont Cole and Z. w. n
defendants. No. 1854.
Under and by virtue of an order Of ~
and special execution, issued out az
above named court. in the above enfill
action, and to me directed and deliyeso&{
have duly levied upon the followine r
scribed real property. situated Ia
King county. Washington. to-wit:
Lots five ts) and six go, In block f0C~
two a2), in the Second addition IL r.
town (now city, of Seattle, as laid
by the heirs of Sarah A. Bell, deceo6
or so much thereof as may be necesG
to satisfy the aforesaid Judgment. IT.
est, costs. disbursements and attor1
fee and all accruing costs.
Notice Is therefore hereby given.
on Friday, the ed day of March, II
tho hour of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said
at the front door OF the court house.
the city of Seattle. i'm said King couS
j will sell the above described propdj
at public auction, 10 the highest bid
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day of Tebrue
1895. A. T. VAN DE VANTER u
SheriX
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF d
state N Washington, for King co,
l.. Turner. trustee, plaintiff, VS..
- ENSh.as L lsra .,.cr,rd N1.AG.sX

state II Washington. for King cor,
L. Turner. trustee, plaintiff, VS.
g. Fisher, s. l.. Crawford, McMuW
Wilrsor Lumber Company and JOSH
Green, receiver of MeMullen-W W.
Lumber Company, defendants No IA
Under and by virtue of an order OF RI
and special execution. issued out Of q
above named court. In the above eNttE
action, and to me directed and delivere43
have duly levied upon the following &
scrfbed real property, situated In -
King county. Washington, to-wit:
Lots one and two q and % and M
west half Der OF lots three and u
g and -. all In block seventy-one f7i1(
Lake Union addition to the city OF -
tie, according to the official plat ttefS|
recorded In the office of the county al
tor OF King county. together with y
and singular the tenements, hered1&3
ments and appurtenances thereunto t.
longing.
Notice Is therefore hereby given, IA
on Friday. the 22i day OF March, ls9s.
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. of said a.
at the front door OF the court house.
the city of Seattle. I'm said KING coun8
I will sell the above described propet3
at public auction, to the highest ba6Gk
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day of Februa
1895. A. T.. VAN DE vANTFsR
4fNfSk
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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.
POST-INTELLIGENCE CO.
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MARRIAGES.

BTRNS-AI.LBRIGHT In Seattle,
Wetines lay. February ~. 1885, by Justice
of tsge Peace W. p. McEiwain, James p.
Burns. aged 20 and Grace AlEbr gft.
aged is years.
HAI1I1IW EIsI.-RICE-TT Seattle, at the
residence OF the officiating clergyman.
John r. Damon. 9io Fifth street,
Wednesday, February %. 1895, Mr.. Hal
Nweli and Hiss Mary Rice.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.


NOTICE-To the Stockholders of the Sc
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Seattle & Montana
Railway Company will be held at the
Office OF the company, room SOC Burke
building. in the City Of Seattle Wash
iagton, on the last Thursday in Febr,i-
airy, February IS. 1895. at o'clock d m .
the time provided In the bylaws OF said
company for the regular annual meeting
of the stockholders, for the purpose Of
eIect1ng a board OF trustees OF the com
pany, to serve until the next annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the conn
pany, and autl their successors are
elected and qualified.
Dated Seattle. Washington. February 5.
1895. ANDREW WOODS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Office OF
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company, Seattle. Wash, February 81,
1895
Notice Is hereby given TO the stockhold-
ers of said company, that at a regular
meeting OF tire board OF trustees of said
company. duly convened at its principal
Office this date. an assessment OF one dol
lar on each share OF the capital stock of
said company, not fully paid np, was duly
made and levied due and payable To Dex-
ter Horton a Co. treasurer of said COM
parly at its banking house in Seattle ON
or before Thursday, March 7th 1895.
II. G. STRIVE.
Vice President, Acting as President in
the absence OF the President of Said
Company.
JAS. H WATSON. Secretary.
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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 1
cent a word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceived for less than % cents.
NOTICE-The business office OF the
Post-fntelligencer Is open sntil II o. m !:
Sunday hours. 8 a. m. to D. m. CLASH
fed advertisements will be received up to
this time.
Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices OF the Post-InteIiigenc .r at:
TACOMA BUREAr-1l16 Pacific avenue
NJ. NJ. Mattison, Manager.
PRT. TOWNSEND-French& Springer.
BELLINGHAM BAY BUREAU--New
whatcom, corner Holly and Canoe streets.
O. II. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this Office:
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BIRTHS.

DFI4ASEY.-In Sea'5fle. on Wednesday.
February 70. 1885. TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r.. Delaney a daughter.
BROWNIE Seattle. on Tuesday. Feb
ruary 70. 1895, to Mr.. ami Mrs. James II.
Brown. a son; weight 9 pounds.
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Fpt MA sgsaM wsakss dog. with ren-
sHftt'r~~f SSsl'Ix- tsa-ne< car have same nv
est}ssIig a. Sis NAH street and fax-sr,sr
s~ S~ss s..xsS -SSssszl
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FOR RENT STORES.

FOR RENT--Brick building. suitable for
factory, 80 feet square: two stories:
complete steam plant: located at Sixth
and Olive streets. For particulars in
9uire Of Union Electric Company. SIS
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DRUIDS. ATrENTTON-An members of
Seattle Grove No. 2 are requested, and
Druids from other groves are invited. to
attend the burial of our deceased
brother Joseph Pfahl. from our hall. SIS
Front street, Friday. February -. 1895.
at | p. m. l. Gehrfng y. A: Henry
knuSt secretary.
ARCAEA LODGE. No. 81, r. and A. NJ
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays Of each month
c.. E. PATTEN. w. NJ.
A g, GIBBS. Sec.
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FOR RENT--LopsING HOUSES.

FOR RENT-One of those lovely flats:
convenient. sunny. complete and first
class. 6lo Eighth street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-21
FOR RENT--FARMS.

FOR RENT-Highiy Improved ranch.
house. out buildings. stock and every
thing complete for farming: easy terms
TO good party. j. 5. Morse. room 22i
Burke block.