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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15

NOTICE TO RAcToRs-So.sc~ !.
hereby given that bids will De r4~4svesI
by the count sornaaasssoners OF King
Monday, September. I'd, 1856 for the cs,y.-
structioH OF wagon bridge across the
north fork OF TIE saoquaimse river near
BIDS rlgst be accompanied by psans
epectHcattons and strain sheet TsIarx
sDecshcatloas and strain sheet for bridge
such as the commissioners desire 70 build
80 on ais IA the auditors Office rs,hses~s
4, inspection OF bidders)
sad bridge 10 consist OF span OF III
feef between centers Of head blocks. pae-z
ard necessary approaches.
Zach bid must name lump sum for thu
spar and piers and price per lireal foot for
'9,ss must be sealed. and filed on Or b.
<ore the above named hour ard da-
The board reserves the right to reject
AM or all bids.
Each bid must be acconranIea hv rssn
certificate Of deposit or certified check for
stfsB payable 10 the undersigned 10 be for.
feitea 70 KING county IN case the success
eood and sufficient bonds. IN double the
efnount OF the contract price, within fiya
davs after date OF award
pIfs must BE addressed 10 ssr-he rz,a-a
of County COMMISSIONER Seattle. Wssb-
sngfon, Endorsed bid for fridge over
north fork snoqualrnie river" Payment
vii: be made in warrants on the road ana
bridge fund or in cash. as the board may
elect.
Dated a. Seattle, August L. 1855
BOARD or COUNTY COM ATsSfCErPg
81 NATHAN BEMA<. County Aasdifor
arr Clerk OF the Board.
Notice TO CoNTRACTORs-N ia
hereby given, that sealed bids viii be re-
.selved until - O'Clock a. m. Nonaav
August e. 1886. by the county coYarrls
s5orers Of King county WASHINGTON
for the construction OF 40 feet tr1ors or
Iess) OF training dam" to be built on
Green river. near what is known as the
.spasten Bridge" and also for the pro-
lection OF the river bank near same
bridge.
work % be done according TO the plans
ARD Specifications now open for inzpec ton
A The Office OF the board.
Bids must be sealed. Endorsed IBID for
darn and bank protection at Patten's''
ar accompanied by cash or certified
cheek ga the sum OF 800 10 be forfeifed
BIZ The successful bidder in case he fails
10 enter into contract with good and SUI
fsieut bonds IN double the amount OF the
contract price within five days OF the date
OF award.
The board reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
NATHAN BEMAN,
Clerk of the Board.
Dated al Seattle August TO- 1896.
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NgIICE OF SHERTFFs sAT4E-Tn Tire
.ape[loT court CT the state OF Washing
rs %. Tor the county os kEzg-
ne Northern Counties Investment Trust
ne Daley. wflIisTn 4. Pale. sesursfy
sastnzs Bank a corporation. and II n.
Hastings It's rs-cetver and j. j.
TT.roNa- deferffantE. No. =. .K
a5sd Special execufsor. issued orr 81 the
aovFe naraer court n th4 above entitled
~1Ic7. and 70 rle directed ard delivered
! nsse Gully levied upon the following de-
county. Washfngfoa. ta-vsf.
.-osa 'nencang On the east lire Of section
ssnty-ssFer. - township number twenty
ly1I north. range four east 1853 feet north
- re southeast corner Of the north beast
e-&EkeF - Inc southeast quarter ~ said
section twerfy-seven thence wewt sss9 feet
.heIsce south ga feet. thence wexs 80 f4ef
% the wses houndary lire Of sald roTfh sas.
a.sTser OF the southeast quarter Of said
seelon sweafy-zevem. thsn.a north 2s-ts
ieet more or less 20 the northwest corn@~
% SAD northeast quarter Of the southeast
loAteT. thence east along the north
boundary HE OF said northeast quarter OF
re southeast quarter OF said section
tnereof- thence sout along the east bound
ary line thereof lg9 feet more or less TO
I, me place OF beginning. containing six and
.s-fss acres more or less. aIro tract nine
IN the plat OF DAYS acre gardens which
has been filed and recorded in the audi
tor office OF King county. Washington.
Notke IS therefore hereby given that on
rraaay. the 1lth day OF September. 1876.
~ this hour ~ ten O'Clock a M az said
oay; al the front door Of the coprt house.
IN ne CITY OF Seattle. ia SAID King county.
viii sell the above described property az
nhniic auction. to the highest bidder. for
Dated this thu 18th day Of August. 1855.
a T VAN DE EANTER, Sheriff.
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Chicago Aug. fL--Reports Of further
gold ENGAGEMENTS for export Weakened
the board Of trade markets today. Sep
tenaher wheat closed sc lower. There
WAS an advance OF I'D IN wheat reported
from liverpool az the opening. but that
was an incentive for selling. and Septern-
her dropped or rapidly for ten minutes.
when tho weather bureau reported frost
in the Northwest. which sent the price 90
September - sSter. For sn hour X fisit-
tuafeS around 6sSsc while New York kerc
selling wheat here and rushing selegrsms
about the amount Of gold engaged fer
shipment by torerrow's steamer. Then
Liverpool reported the loss ~ the early
I'D advance. which. with the reported GOLD
shipments. woke ar tho hears 20 further
eNer,ions and knocked the price down Tn
esisc. all in the first two hours OF the SEES
sion. The market went lower again when
Rradstreet's report az the worlds visible
supply came 30 hard, The decrease for
the week was Soaeao sslshsis. without
taking an account OF Pacific Coast stocks.
which are not reported. 4 year ago
Bradstreet's gave the worlds visible as
having increased f.fpo 90 bushels. In thu
last half hour the price Of September sold
up 20 SSSSc. and il had only recovered TO
6St<c at the close.
Corn rose during the first hour. but fell
later in the day. IL closed SIC lower than
yesterday.
Oats were quiet and closed steady and
unchanged on the near futures. while Oc-
tohsr and May fell of isc from Yesterday.
Provisions were slow and DUH In thu
end pork lost 12c. lard ei9c; and ribs 100
for September and I2iSc for January.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--August. ssikGs5ac: Septemners
esiSc
corn--August. sra: September. s7iic.
Oats-AuguSt. IaA.c; September. taAo
Pork--August. sa25. September. san.
Iard--August and September. IS; octcs
Der. ss.0s
Rihs-August. ss.ss; September. ,s.sS
Rye-4Sc.
Rarley-Ssc.
Fiax-$f.ia
Timothy-s47S
Live stock.
Cattle-Siow az a decline or about To-
Common TO extra choice native steers.
So 75sls: good feeding cattle. ss.50aia: cows.
slIs7 Is: bulls. si.T5835o; wear calves, s4.7sas
57a Western range cattle were loo lower.
except for choice droves.
Hogs-Receints this week amount TO
nearly 81 eco. heavies. st25s947e: mixed.
"a se14S0: lights. Sg.7013s.en.
sheep Weak. except for more desirahis
foeks. Common To choice natives were
in demand at S214. Westerns, s25oaS.ss;
spring lambs were in good demand at sS1
$40 principally at s52S.
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BOSTON Wool Market.

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow:
New York. Boston and Philadelphia, and
I'm fact all the wool markets. during the
past week have been generally inactive.
as far as the demand liz concerned. IL 10
quite certain that prices In the majority
OF transactions have been on a parity
with those three weeks ago In the mean
time. as trade is pursuing its steady.
oulst course stock is arriving from Lon
don and from western points, and wool
merchants are getting their wool stock IN
shape for the fall trade, The sales i'm
three markets amount 20 $4,000 pounds.
against G929z5o for the corresponding
porlod n year ago
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MARINE NEWS.

victoria. Aug. 1.-THE British bark
Shakespeare. which arrived last evepin.
in tow OF the Sea Lion. had "a long. hard
passage from Liverpool. She was 100 DAYS
on the voyage and encountered frightfuf
weather The worst was ofr Cape Horn,
where she sprung her main and fore
rnasts. lost a boat and had her houss
stove in Sevsrai Of the crew were sfeis
and disabled AZ the time. She had gem
eraI cargo for the navy yard ard Victoria-
san Francisco, Aug. B.--Arrived-tlnss
tilia. Victoria and Port Townsend: State
OF California. Astoria and Portland.
Truckee. Astoria and Portland. Departed
-Schr Meiancthon, Gray's harbor.
Freights and charters-Am SIN Glory OF tfs
Seas coal from Departure bay TO San
Francisco: Nor sh Prince Amadea. now
at Hastings mills lumber thence to Cork
and United Kingdom.
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Genital for No. ]. and $50 for choice: MILL
ing wheat. Siaie4ts per GENITAL.
RSriey-Feef. fair 10 good. SAc: choice.
Sic; brewing. 7nef.se.
oats-Niilinx. Ssc1sf per GENITAL. Sur
prise. sfEsi.la, fancy feed. s-s@csssf. good 20
choice. s32ssc. poor 20 fair. 7sss71sc: black.
nominal; gray. Ss9S@isc per Genital
Recespts-Fieur. quarter sacks. 80; or.
egon. I'M. Washington. aaSss wheat. cen
tails. lSs-s: barley. csatais. 40. Oregon.
s.loo: cats. eentais. 80; beans. sacks. 80.
potatoes. sacks. 6sS. onions. sacks. 80:
bran. sacks, go; Oregon. l.s7a; Washing
ton. 3.SsS: niddlirrs. sacks. as: Oregon,
800; hay, tons. $40; straw. tons. -: wool.
bales. S7; Oregon. y. Washington. 81;
hides, number. Isis. wine. gallons. 5,sn.
Produce.
Green apples. .5s4ssc: red apples 7scs
us: raspeerries, s2.sGS: common straw
berries. s. ssTS -.
Green corn. sSc6sl a sack: green peas,
s72,sc: string beans. 1isGsssc
Wild ducks. SIT: Young ROSTERS. s.. so
$50: fryers. 81 gssiS, large ROSTERS. s5Rs 81
Potatoes Early Rose. sSa5sc. sweet. Si.ss
fl7s
onions-se9sa>.
Butter-Faney creamery. sl6esc: fancy
dairy. 1890: fair 70 choice dairy, iSSlSc.
Fancy cheese-sia as11c.
Eggs-Ranch. so63fc.
Wool.
Wool-Sprfng. six to eight months. San
Joaquin. =; six 20 eight rnonths. Calaveras
and foothill. free. -. do defective esSSc:
Northern. good 10 choice. Iesafs1sc: do de-
fective. StIloc; new lambs and fail clips
sffs1sc: Nevada spring. light and choice. Q
Qlic; heavy. 6ssSc.
Hops.
Hops-43sc
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Quiet: December. sl.o2x; May.
81 .os7..
Barley-No trading.
Corn-S1Ih
Bran-SiI
Financial.
Silver bars. SIS. 1855 Drafts, Sight. ~
Mex. Dofrs. 5SisG54 Drafts. Telegraph
Mining Stocks.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Exchanre,

New York. Aug. A.-Speculation opened
duh. but after an hour IL found a lead in
heavy gold engagements for shipment TO
Europe tomorrow, and the bears began a
raid. A half hour before midday Ameri-
can Tobacco had lost "a. per cent; Dis
tilling and Lackawanna. IL; New Jersey
Central. l3s: and the general list isd5s.
During the afternoon trading was irregu-
lar on extremely narrow fluctuations. and
the volume of business transacted was
very light. Prices ranged on fractional
limits. The market closed weak and lsna
Il. per cent. lower on tho day. The losses
above a fraction are: Tobacco. ia; Lack
awanna. H. New Jersey and ST. Louis.
Is: and Lead preferred, ]. The Changers
are down i1l&, the latter IN Northwest
ern. London transactions were on a
small scale. The sales IN bonds amounted
TO 81 n15 on
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Total Sales.
THE tntsI sales 81 stocks today were
81 100 shares including: American sugar.
II 800: Tobacco. 1900. Burlington. 100
s~btraro Gas. 700. ristiliins. @1"0 Mis-
so,tri Pacific. I eo. Reading. 1i~9; 81.
Paul. 1900; Western Union. 40.
FIour.
Receipts. 1ieoo barrels: exports,
> 900 barrels. dun and weak; city mill pat
ents, fi.atsls,5o
wheat.
Wheat Receipts. as COO bushels: spot. ac-
,gxa ard lower, No red. 70Ac: No. I
>saytllern. Tgt4c: No. nard. 14Ac. Options
onnnos weaker under foreign selling. rail-
ia With corn. declined again and closed
- lover. September. TIm72 5-lsc. closed
1iac. December. Ts'ka7fi4c, closed Ike.
Hops
Hops-Quiet.
Wool.
wool-Firm: fleece. is92sc; pulled. .oc.
Metals.
Pig iron-~Firrn; southSrn. fiL59ii;
Northern, Sl2Tif.
s,onper-stroug. exchange. I-59Ifs55s
Tla~-stoadier. straits. sA.iaaii15; plates.
quiet.
speiter-QuIet. domestic, H.la
Coffee.
r.oYee-Options closed steady at I'M
changed prices 70 10 points net decline;
october. sis45: December. fi5-19. spot
coffee. BIO. quiet. No. :. istsc; mild, quiet
and steady: Cortors. 1sisnisc-
sugar.
Surar-Raw, quiet bat steady. certrf-
sagal. IS test, ; s-lec; refined. steady. bet
ter demand.
Petroleum.
Petroleum Dull, t'rited closed - bid.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SITS GARIAND AID E,NANEEI.

Seattle ana Townsend %eah Pay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Nesier dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at = =
a. "a. for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
DangeneSs. Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
GETTY shurg rvshf Ciaflan Raw and Neah
Bay. returning. arrives Seattle - r. n.
on opposite DAYS. steamer ETaCgel caves
NeSie~ dock for Port Angeles and NtctorlA
MonAsy< Wednesdays and Fridays al -
2. m arrives Seattle alternate days n.
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Omaha, Aug N-Cattle-Narket activek
offerings all sold: beeves. easier; cows. %
10c lower: feeders, active and stoadys
Western steers. s.. foI5.1.
Sheep-Market steady; fair 70 choice
Westerns s. 25a315. common and stocA
sheep sa9f3; lambs ts45.
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COUNTY NOTICE.

NOTICE To TANpAY ERS-%otiCe -
$50 given that the hoard OF county
ae.,s,,, sl0ners OF King county. sitting
: hoard OF equalization. VIII BE IN session
, - -, weeks commencing Monday.
t.U,,Sc,,st a u iS95. a. the King county
<Ns,s-fhouse. FOR the purpose OF eqHaiiEing
,Sc tax roll OF 1855 All taxpayers claim
tns abatement Of tsx are herS6y notl,ie!
=, 49, or be forever aecaFred-
patsa at Seattle, this I'D day Of July.
a. - NATHAN REMAIN.
County Auditor and kN-oficto Clerk %
tbe Hoard Of County commissioners or
Ring County. Washington.
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Financial.

Money on CALL easy at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, shQ42..
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 81. g0ig Gf4. COS.
for demand. and s4.S9IsG4s9S for 60 days.
Posted rates, si90Ml9i.
Government bonds-Firm.
State honds-Dull
Railroad bonds-Easfer
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
resyed on board At a. m-) August ]. s. II.
Is q = and 3
For Alaska--Augrst s. II and q. at .
a. m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports. AZ a. n. August ).
6. e. IS. 3 and -
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of
the company AT Ocean dock. Seattle
GO0DALL, PERKINS a. CO..
General Agents, San Francisco.
j. r TROwBRIDGE. Act +. s. Supt-.
Seattle.
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Seattle, Aug. Ia, 1926.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
Seattle ..............s 20 ~ ~ s.sSS -
Tacoma .............. 50. 7s3 o. 15.S20 %
Portland ............. Isl, Ssi % @o,SSe 90
Hides have declined 1c from the last
quotations. The dealers say that they
were too high before 10 correspond with
the price of leather. and as consequence
they have dropped TO but a nominal fig
ure. The sales are fairly good. and the
lower price has in reality occasioned bet
ter movements.
A few late Strawberries arrived yester-
day. twelve crates in all. and were quick
ly sold at s. crate. Another shipment
will come in Friday. They are from
yashon. Native apples sell at soc to 81.
and for the best are brisk, but the small
err ones do not sell so well. car OF
cling peaches from California came in
yesterday and sell at 6o6tSc.
The next steamer will bring pears, which
will probably be advanced in price. They
are at present very scarce and quoted at
sl.25. A shipment of bananas which has
arrived from Honolulu is finding ready
sale at s2fI2 80 a bunch.
Tomatoes are weak and on the decline.
CALIFORNIA; brought 50q6oc and native hot
house 75c yesterday. Very large melons
sell at $2Q2. 50, the general price being
$e25.
Poultry was quiet and not arriving so
heavily. but there is a sufficient supply 10
hold the market for a week. Eggs are
steady, butter firm.
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-ERETT AND sNoHOMISH ROUTE.
STEAMER MABEL
FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular DAILY trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route. ms follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, MAY .
TIME CARD.
Leave Scattle-s:t5. II Is "A. m; a:f5. 6:i5
r. m.
Leave Tacoma an 4 m; I, 40 s 2. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a. m. - m; : n. N.
Leave Tacoma-9.5a A. m. 23a % y. m
Landing - Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot % Mar
i0n street Seattle
Sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood. fare rac.
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BreadsfBDs ana TRAINS
San Francisco. Aug. H-Fiour-Fanily
extras 81 Sssrg IS. bakers extras. s5.iSg
AZ. slperane. s. 5zf7- 81 per barrel
whest-No. Shipping wheat ssc Per
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Rrendstnns and Grains.

Liverpool, Aug. f.--Wheat--Spot. steadys
demand. moderate: No. . red winter. So
sd No. ., red spring. Is Sd: No. /. hard
Manitoba, S. SID: No. |. California. 81
4tsd Futures closed steady. unchanged tn
sd higher; August. SIS 4s.d: September. So
Sd: October. IS SID: November, IS Sd, De-
cember, rs Sgd.
CorIl-Spot, quiet; American. mixed, new.
IS f0xd Futures closed steady. i2Ufiad
higher; August. ss iod; September. IS SID:
October SIS aiHd: November. ss end. De-
cember SIS a1ad: January. SIS si5d.
Flour-Steady; demand, fair: ST. Louis.
fancy winter Is
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London, Aug N-Silver. 3aisd. Consois,
fo7 7-iG Rate of interest. Bank OF En-.
gland, , per cent
New York. Aug. 1.-THE Evening Posts
london cabIcgrana says: The settlement
was concluded today. The tone of tho
markets was strong. Kafiirs are booming
and large trusts are forming with En-
glish and foreign capital for the purpose
OF dealing in mines. Argentincs rose stead
ily for tho reason recently cabled. Amer
leans were steady Notwithstanding tha
rise in sterling exchange. The position ct
American trade and finance is mucn dis
cussed again here. The chief points arc
the lack of indications OF applying RENE
dies TO tho currency troubles. and the
heavy adverse balance OF International
trada against the lnited states.
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EVERETT ROUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily Except SUNDAY
Leaves Seattle SIS q. m n - a n. q
p. N Leaves Everett a. m. : p. m. 7
sandays-Leaves Seattle Il a. m. leaves
Everett ?. M.
Fare Single 'rtn. %. round trip. Si-15.
connects NTH boats for Tacoma and Sno-
hOrr4 sa.
Landing -Coiman dock. foot a Marion
street.
TON COMPANY.
C'sui Troup. Pres. +. ". GooihGe Sec.
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For freight and passenger rates inquire OF
r. f. GAME
Railroad avenue. foot of Spring street.
Taiephoue 10s. =
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INGTON ROUTE
Steamer A. r. Robinson carrying u S.
mail leaves City dock, foot OF Main St
al $50 a. m: arrives at Sidney at 10:15
a. m: arrives at Silverdale at u m
Leaves Silverdale at 12:15 D. M: leaves
Sidney on return at p. m. Fare TO Port
Orchard points. &c. Daily except Sunday
E N Robinson, master. Lilly. Bogardus
e Co. agents. Telephone $685. Steamer
open for charter on Sunday.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE-Notlce Is hereby
given that under and by virtue OF two
certain chattel mortgages given by
Mary A. Hansen and John Johnson.
morigagors, one mortgage being given
to George II. Copeland. mortgage, dat
ed the 18th day OF June, 1885. and re-
corded In the Office Of the collector of
customs for the district OF Puget sound
On the LIST day OF July. 1893. in book 5
OF mortgages on page .. whereby the
said mortsagors mortsaged 10 ne SAID
mortgage the schooner Ella Johnson.
together with all OF her masts. bowsprit,
boats. anchors, cables, chains. rigging,
tackle. furniture and all other neces-
saries thereui.to appertainins ana De-
longing. to secure the payment of seven
hundred dollars. with interest thereon
a. the rate of ten per cent per ann ,..!,
mortgage was on August 3, 1885, duly
assigned TO the undersigned Johan 7:
Smith; and one mortgage gwen by said
gage. dated November 8. 1894, and re-
corded IN the Office of the collector of
customs for the district Of Puget sound
or the eth day OF November, 1884. in
book of mortgages at page 81. where
by the said mortgagors mortgaEei 10
the said mortgage the schooner Ella
Johnson. together with all OF her masis.
bowsprit, boats. anchors. cables. chains.
rigging. tackle. furniture and all other
neeessarles thereunto a.ppertaining and
thirteen hundred dollars with interest
thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per
annum from October Il 1884. and an
attorneys fee OF fifty dollars. the condi-
lions of which mortgages have been
broken by said mortgagors. and by viz
tue OF the statute In such ease made
and provided. Will offer at public auc-
ton al the foot OF Eagle street. in the
harhor OF Seattle, city OF Seattle. King
county. state OF Washington. on the
18th day OF August. 4. u. 1896. at the
hour of ten o'clock I'm the forenoon OF
said day, the above named schooner
Ella Johnson. together with all OF her
masts. bowsprit. boats. anchors. cables.
chains. rigging. tackle. furniture and all
other neceasaries thereunto appertain-
ing and belonging. 10 the highest bid
der for cash.
said schooner Ella Johnson is enrolled
IN the office OF the collector OF customs
FOR the district OF Puget sound. official
number Iss.is9. iergth SIS feet, breadth
% feet. depth SO feet, net tonnage 1853
tons
The amount claimed 10 be due on tho
said mortgages and tho notes secured
is the sum OF two thousand dol
lars and interest at the rate OF ten per
cent per annum on fhirte en hundred dol
lars since October IL 1884,. and ON seven
hundred dollars since June II 1saS with
an attorneys fee OF fifty dollars and the
costs OF this foreclosure.
JoHAN r. SMITH.
Assignee and Mortgages.
GEORGE s. RUSH.
BYERS a. BYERS.
Attorneys for Assignee and Mortgages.
4 r. VAN DE VANTER,
Sheriff OF King County, state or Wash
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United states r-aii. leaves CITY
Sork foot Of Main street. Monday
v-afnesday and Friday at = a m Tor
port Townsend. san Juan Islands and
New Whatcou.
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is.
North bound-Leave Seattle . =. m
teeve Port Townsend : a m leave Frfdav
fga~bsr u 80 n IA. leave Roche Harho-
fe-S3 "a m. arrive New Nhatcorn s .. m
south bouCd Leave New Whatcorn a
=, leave ROc he Harbor 6 a. n: ieave
r-ssav Harbor 10 a. IA. leave Port Towns
a.a 4 % m arrive Seattle 745 p. m
J = Thompson, managing owner Lilly.
YseEars-s & Co. agents. City dock
Phone 50.