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brown WILL Ner RESIGN.
The Plumbing Inspector Declines 10 De.
onnitale Himself rs Renuesfad


cnpitate Himself as Requested.
Plumbing Inspector Brown. whose res
ignation Was formally demand at the
last meeting of the board OF health. pro-
poses tn fight the question. He has not
only failed 10 do as requested. but replies
In such a manner that there can be no
doubt as TO his intentions
Have you resiRnedT" asked a Post-In-
teliigencer reporter OF Brown yesterday,
as that individual went sailing up Cherry
street as II he was Fastening to a meet
ing OF the Fiamheau club.
No." replied Brown. ''and don't in
tend to now. ! want the hoard at health
TO go on record as TO the cause"
IT ~ satd on good authority that the
trouble arose over a joliincasion meeting
the evening of the day that j. G. Niggie
was reinstatsd as roiics commissioner nv
the superior court. Brown il rsnarted "a
hava sent message to the mayor for
friendships sake which was not
friendly.
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Advertisements urasr TIE head OF I.o

Advertisements uss5sr the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. For Rent ana Situat ions
wartssi will be inserted az the rate OF
cert a word each Insertion. Payment al
WAYS in advance No Advertisements re-
ce.ved for less than = cents
NOTTcE-The business ofssce OF the
Post-fateIIigeEcer lie open rntii Il z. m:
Sunday hours. a. m. 10 9 D. n. CLASH
fed advertisements viii be received u2 10
this time.
Advertisements will Re received at
branch Offices Of the Post-Tnteiiigencer at:
TACOMA BIfREAU-llfs Pacific avenue.
NJ NJ Naftison. Manager.
PRT. TOWNSEND-French e Springer.
BELLINCHAHM BAY BUREAC-New
Whatconn, corner Holly and Canoe streets
O. III. Culver, Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
a this office:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIN
state of Washington. for King couney.
d. s. Atkinson, plaintiff. vs.. Arthur
Schmiog. Fremont Cole and f. w. PHm
defendants. No. 1854.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of ~
and special execution, issued out of ~
above named court. in the above eutiltsa
action, and 10 me directed and deiivee1z E
have duly levied upon the following q
scribed real property. situated In -
King county, Washington. to-wit.
Lots five CD and six t6). In block fo<1k
two (f2l. in the Second addition TO -
town (now city, of Seattle. as laid
by the heirs OF Sarah A. Bell, dsceaook2
or so much thereof as may be neeeen1l{
to satisfy the aforesaid Judgment. in&ef,E
est. costs, disbursements and attofney0
fee and all accruing costs.
Notice is therefore hereby given. tko1
on Friday. the 22d day OF March, III q
the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said ~.
at the front door OF the court hOst4e n
the city of Seattle. in said King county,
I will sell the above described property,
at public auction, to the highe1t bidder.
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day OF February.
1895. A. T. VAN DE vANTEH.
Sheriff.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington, for King county.
J.. Turner, trustee plaintiff. VS.. A3ice
G. FISHER. s. l.. Crawford. McMalit0-
Wtnsor Lumber Company and Joshua
Green. receiver OF McMullen- Wingof
Lumber Company. defendants, No. 16Ss4
Under and by virtue OF an order of saies
and special execution. issued out OF the
above named court. in the above entitIe4
action, and 20 me directed and delivered, 4
have duly levied upon the following a.
scribed real property, situated In eatd
King county. Washington. to-wft:
Lots enc and two Il and . and the
west half d-2l OF lots three and four
% and -. all In block seventy-one CID q;
Lake Union addition to the city OF eeNfs
tie. according 10 ffle official plat shertoss
recorded in the Office of the county audi.
tor OF King county. together with ~
and singular the tenements, heredi.s-
ments and appurtenances fhereunto -
longing.
Notice II therefore hereby given, that
on Friday, the 22d day of March. 1885. -
the hour of 10 O'Clock a. IN. of said days
at the front door of the court hotsse. -
the city of Seattle. In said King county
] will sell the above described property
at public auction. to the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated this, the 18th day OF February.
1885. A. T. VAN DE. yANTER.
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LUNCH.

There will be maple syrup lunch given
by the ladies OF Taylor Congregational
church at the corner of Front and Marion
streets on Thursday and Friday from IL
10 y. m. Lunch is served at Is cents.
All are cordially invited TO take lunch
with US. Hits syrup will be used. BY
order of committee.
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Cana rns.,,ecr~ e,nsn onnre-.

Eugene Ricksecker. rAe enxtnser Of the
government canal 10 Lake Warrington.
yesterday opened his ofsice IN tlss shorey
house at Fremont, ard has been looking
over the route preliminary 90 beginning
work The survey viii be well under way
By Monday.
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consi,ine and us- friessaS sued.

The Spokane and Idsho Lumber Com
ssny has heEun SALT at Spokane against
sehn W, Ccastssae. proprietor OF the
spcgted Egs theA;er AtchHei o'keefe.
rfe,xiorc y. Larsen. jacob Gc@ss Harry
saee. Wiley 4 k0Sswsck. tre Northwest
srn ard fscsesc Aypotheek esak, l.. y
Henderson AMI NJ. NJ. coWiey. as trsIs-
ees for the Traders Nassonsa bank X
claimed that tAe isGritSF ecsspsny far
,sshcsi material 70 - rse4 Ia the slssrA~
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pEArHs Axp FuNERAls.

So South Tenth street. his helosed wife.
Deceased viii be buried in Portland
Portland pszpers please copy
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
menfs changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in COPY by O'Clock Saturday TO IN
Sure change.
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In selecting local daily papers as adver-
Using mediums. advertisers should be
governed by the circulation of the paper
and the class of readers 1t secures. The
Fost~Intelligenccr VIII on next Sunday
get out the largest edition ever gotten out
In this section. DO you want 10 be ..in'' IL ?
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NOTICE OF sHERrFF.s SALEM rHr

superior court of the state Ok WASH
ington, for the county of King.
The Oregon Mortgage Company limit
ed. corporation, pieintiff. VS.. Perry d
Vincent. Jane Vincent, his wife; Maripa
w. Smith and Addison Smith, her hpD.
band. John Campbell, George DaipeY,
Eugene Roy and Albert Dalpay, co-F1rl-
ners doing business under the firm uame
and style OF Dalpay, Roy a. Co., an1
John Campbell, defendants. No. 1920
Under and by virtue of an order a
sale and special execution, issued out &
the above named court. I'm the above ~
titled action and to me directed and ~
iiyered, I have duly levied upon the II
lowing described real property. situ11i
in said King county. Washington, to11s
The southeast quarter of the south
quarter and the south half or the So
east quarter of section tweuty-three 81
quarter of section twenty-six (s6), ali II
township twenty-six t26) north of ranG9
five 60 east, containing 160 acres. "
gether with all and singular the tene.
ments, Entertainments and appurtenance9
thereto belonging, or In any wise apr
tanning.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 4th1t
on Friday. the 18th day of April, 1875. NJ
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. OF said do&
at the front door OF the court house. ii
the city Of Seattle, In said King county,
I will sell the above described properly
at public auction TO the highest biddef
for cash.
Dated this, the 9Th day of March, lEk
A. T. VAN DE VANTER, Sheriff
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS wANTED-Sealed propos-
ais. in duplicate. for six months sup
plies, will be received by the board of
trustees of the Western Washington
hospital for the insane. until o'clock
a. M, April 4th. 1895. Separate bids will
he received for groceries. dry goods
-four and feed. meats, drugs, hard
not here enumerated. For full infor.
nation and complete list OF articles
wanted address ". j. Rogers. account
ant. w. W. H. for L.. Fort Steilacoom
Wash.
A. r. STEWART
A. H. CHAMBERS
T. S. WHITEHOrSE
Trustees for the Western Washington
Hospital for the Insane.
For. Steilacooul, Wash, March l. 1895
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or IT,
state Of Washington, for the county
King. The Washington Savings b aihn
corporation, plaintiff. VS.. NJ ID. np''n-'s
defendant. No. 1925.
Under and by virtue OF q VIII oI s sa,svs
ton. issued OUT of the above narneu vo. -
in the above entitled action. ana " - -.
directed and delivered, have aMs
led upon all the right. title ana in M n
OF the Defendant named in said ..a,.s
and TO the following described rsaa ps y,
erty, situated In said King eo'
Washington. 10 wit: .h,ea
Lot twelve n2}, section twents -says a
tZ3l. township twenty two CD
range SIX t6p east. 80. -
Notice is therefore hereby given tns' tss
Friday. the 5th day Of April. isS a
hour of 10 O'Clock a. IN. OF saio a. fno
the front door OF the court house. N W.
city of Seattle. In said King co anssys 4
will sell the above described pfoPsassss IA
public auction. 90 the highest psuue's
cash. x-s-aevv
Dated this the 18th day OF r enrpuAsss
i'-s a. l. NAS ~ sheriff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares OF stock--oftice of the West Sc
attic Land a. Improvement Company,
Seattle. Wash, March IL. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
OF resolution of the board Of trustees
OF said company duly held this day certain
shares CT the capital stock OF said company
hereafter described. or so much thereof a
may De necessary to satisfy a certain as
sessment OF 81 per share duly levied there
on By said board of trustees at its meet
ing held February I'd. 1885, viii be sold at
public auction TO the highest bidder for
postofiice in the city OF Seattle at the
hour of II O'Clock a. m. or Saturday the
18th day of April. A ID. 1895
The following Is particular description
OF the shares OF stock ordered TO he sold
together with the names of the respective
shareholders and the amount of the re-
Specttye assessments levied on their
said shares OF stock.
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Mr. J X Fowler, secrcsevv ard treasurer
athe Carsune Mil. CsmSl add Stock To, of
sorlnne, Utah, il, speaking of Chamberlain
sienea BsHaeis. SAVE Il consider Il ths sess
- i.sS saaI ssi.s
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIN
state of Washington. for King county.
State of Washington. county OF kfh8s
SIS. The Commonwealth Title Insufanss
and Trust Company of PhiiadeipniSs
Pa. trustee, plaintiff, vs. George AsA
defendant. Summons. 20. 1873 -
The state OF Washington TO the san
George Zeh. defendant:
You are hereby summoned and rfquiIs1
10 appear within twenty days AFTER ~
service of this summons, exclusive
the day Of service. answer the compiaalnnss
and serve copy Of your answer on ~
person whose name Is subscribed 20 IL
summons. at the place specified fohow
ing his said name. and defend the apovs
entitled action In the court aforessxs
and I'm case of your failure so 20 -
Judgment will he rendered against yos
according TO the demand of the coz
plant, which Is flied with the CLERK
said court. JOHN ARTHUR
PLAINTIFF Attornsys
p. o. address. Seattle. King counss'
Washington.
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Charles Mccoy bested Shadow Maber
In ter. rounds at Memphis. Tenn. yednes-
day night.
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wANTED--INFoRMATIox.

49,.
WANTED-informatio w C. Hitchcock.
formerly OF t'TfueFsitt, Or. vii arm
something 10 his advantage. Gail or
communicate with l.. kohn manager
Goldstein Hat Co, Ill Front street. Sc
attic. Wash.
WANTEp~-Any one knowing the where-
abouts OF Alex Chisholm. last heard Of
IN Puydliup. Wash. November 1859 will
CONFER a favor by communicate with
A. ". Chisholm. Weaveryille, Cal
NANTEn-faformat ton OF the present
whereabouts OF Henry Carlisle Of 8,
tatrsNlsle. q. who MAS last heard OF ia
Seattle -FOUR years aga by hIs mother
ADDRESS Robert Carlisle. Glencoe o.
Reward
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cutters. 80 men to
cut sandstone by the piece on L. s. dry
dock Charleston. Wash: union or nom
union men; the work is on the United
States reserve and no interference from
outside parties will be permitted. Byron
Harlow a Co.
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Sct!ce Is further given that all Of said
stockholders have made default In the
payment OF their said assessments upon
their said shares of stock. after due no.
ucc had been given 10 each Of them az
required by Law AMI the bylaws of said
company. and that said sale will be made
az the time and place above specified at
rEhlic auction 10 the highest bidder and
fhaf at such sale the person who shall
pay the assessment due as above stated
together with the pro rata expense of ad-
FertiSfng and Of sale for the smallest
number OF shares. or portion of u share
OF each OF said deiinafens Stockholders.
shall be deemed the highest bidder.
ri. G. STRIVE.
JAMES II. WATSON. Vice President.
Secretary.
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AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
Engineers and contractors: bridge build
ing. dredging. haroor improvements and
general contracting. So Seattle Nation
al Bank building.
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FOR RENT--FARATS.

FOR RENT-(iood ranch near Seattle.
Apply at once room 81 McConlbs' block.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Easy terms; a
five-acre tract near Ravenna springs;
cleared. fenced. young fruit trees well;
new six-room house and barn James
Bothwell, IS Boston block. telephone s.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Ladies and gents: IT you want
10 make money easy call SIS Pioneer
block, after ; r. m.
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w ANTED-PaRTNFR.

NANTEp-Singie woman with small can
tai ter rsrt"sr in lodging house. Aa-
dress y. G.. rsost-Inteiligencer
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TtfoROIGHBRED EGGS for Matching;
IAargkhan an1 Light Brahrla. 81 dozen:
Waite and Brown LeSnorns. - cents
us eenr~y street, ranch. Drexel avenue,
James street line
LADIES HATS reshaped. hleachei and
dyed; az latest styles. $40 Pike street.
OLD PAPERS for szie af the business
office OF this paper: Isc per bundle.
DIEf>G AND CLEANING.
san FRANCISCO DYE WORKS, 60
Secea3 street
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LAND SCRIP.

THE best scrip ever issued; good on all
surveyed or unsurseyed public lands in
Montana, Idaho and Washington. so
per acre. more vaiua BILE than Porter
field or Valentine. For pamphlet ad-
dress Land Commissioners Great North
ern Railway. ST. Paul Mimi.
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WANTED-One salesman In every town
I'm the state of Washington to handle
our patent drawer suspender: send IS
cents for sample. Seattle Novelty Conn
many. z. .. Box SO.
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FULL UPPER AND LOWER set %
teeth, SIS; single plates s.: extracting
80 cents, all kinds Of filing. crowns
etc. at reasora bic prices. DIR. Putnam
roon1 81 Washington block, over Stew
art 4 Holmes drag store.
PIANOS TO REST-w.a,er & Harper.
Burke building
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WANTED-AEents to sell reatiy-maie
novelty signs: big money. Val. Schreier,
Milwaukee, Wis
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EMPLOYMENT w..NrEp-.rrMArr

WANTED~psninx room, chamber work
or light Homework. win so out az city,
Or 10 Alaska. Address IL r., post-ln.
teiligsncer.
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WANTED-Small men: we have SIN left
few of those $40 and s12 suits In small
sizes only, at S. each. Boston Clothing
House. Second street, near Pike.
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WANTED-A hustling agent for novel
plan of insurance; monthly dues, 81:
salary. after trial. not to exceed SIS;
chance for promotion: do not apply un-
less you can average one member per
day. MUTUAL Beneficial Association,
Richmond, Va.
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wANTED-A girl for general Homework:
good cook: no others need apply. I'll
Hyde street.
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wANTED-Students for evening classes:
81 per month. Acme Business College,
Seattle National Bank building
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WANTED-For L. S. army. able-boaied.
unmarried men. between tho ages OF Il
and -: good pay. rations. clothing and
medical attendance: must be prepared TO
furnish satisfactory evidence as TO age
character and habits. Apply at room "a
Boston block. Seattle Wash
EANTED-Those desiring male help can
get IL ut the city mission free of cost
Goa Commercial street Telephone Iei7
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wANTED-Girl for general homework:
small family. Inquire IS Starr-Boyd
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

WANTED--A young man desiring to In
vest from $500 to $40 with an establish
ed house. can obtain good position:
u,orL ddrass u,i,h rafaraneas a,,d
where can bee seen. Position, care Post
Intelligencer.
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C. C. BERG. III rreH, ssrsss
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WANTED-odd Fellows unemployed. or
those desiring 10 increase present in
come: must he good i'm conyersa tion
references required. Call on or address
room IL. Halier building. Seattle. Wash.
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wANTED-Chamberm housekeeper:
waitress: family cooks. s2: housework.
SIS: nurse girl: hotel girl Cranes. los
Washington street
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LOST

LtSt-t,oe. dark rcd he'll tied with wire
rope, Hans Nedsrila, Fremont.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ARCANA LODGE. No. 81 f. and A. N.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays OF each month.
c.. Z. PATTEN. W. M.
A. g. GIBBS, Sec.
IONIC LODGE. No. 90 r. & A. NJ. regu-
lar communication Friday, March Is,
1895. Fellow craft degree. Sojourning
brethren cordially invited TO be present.
r. r. STEWART, w. II.
q. L. CASE, Secretary.
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wANTED-A girl to do general house
work 10 Broadway
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WANTED-BricAlayer on capitol al
Olympia. Moffatt Bros.
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No Money In Cotton.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-During the
Fifty-third Congress the Senate Commit
tee on Agriculture and Forestry was
authorized by the Senate to make an
inquiry upon the existing depression in
farm products, and Senators George, Bate
and Proctor were selected as sub-com-
mittee to take in hand the portion Of the
inquiry concerning the depressed price
OF cotton. Senator George submitted
their report 'o.day.
The subcommittee ascertained that
with the prices prevailing in the years
1891, 1892 and 1895 in nearly every part Of
the cotton producing region the cost Of
production equalled, if it did not exceed, 1,
tho value Of the cotton raised. There is
a general concensus OF opinion that cotton
cannot, except under most favorable cir
cumstarces, be raised proftably at less
than eight cents per pound, nor without
loss under seven cents.
Two causes for the low prices Of cotton
are cited-dealings in futures and the
demonetizRtion Of silver.
The committee in arguing the right of
the Federal Government to leglslate on
the subject, declares that the business Of
dealing iu futures and cotton can be
transacted only in the two exchanges of
New York and New Orleans, and that
the latter is merely an annex to the for
mer. The committee concludes that the
dealings ofthese exchanges interfere with
the interstate commerce, and the power
of Congress should be exercised to
abolish them.
The demonstration of silver is regard
ed as the most potent cause Of the low
price of cotton, but the committee con-
cedes that there is no Immediate prospect
of removing this cause. Therefore they
recommend cotton raisers to keep their
money at home by raising their own sup.
plies and diversifying their crops, and
invest the money now spent TOR these in
erecting cotton and other factoIies.-Ne10
York Sun.