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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26
SOCIETY,".

Mrs. Dwight WEIGH opsned her beau.
tiful home on the corner OF Orchard
avenue and Twenty-ninth street. last
evening for tho benefit OF the Womsn'a
Home mission of the Methodist Univer-
atty church. A trifing admission fee
was charged, aud q large number as
sembled to hear Mrs. WEIGH read her
interesting paper on Cores, that hae
already been noticed at length in these
columns. The audience were deeply
interested in her account OF the life in
Corsa, as her brother. Mr.. Sill, found it
in his capacity as American minister to
that far-off land; aud at the conclusion
of the paper light refresh menta were
served.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

Dir. F. w. STNDnON RECEIVES THE
APPOINTMENT.
cth9r Aprairtmeat. Mads at the I,fs,at
Meeting OF the Board of
Health.

At its initial mesting, held yesterd az
afternoon in tho mayors Office, the
board Of health elected Dr.. E. W. sted.
don health officer Zoe tho sneuing term
TO succeed DR.. Powars.
A closed session OF an hours dura-
ton was held 10 tbs mayors private
office previous to the meeting, and
things we're fairly we'll cut and dried
before the open meeting took place.
DR.. Steddon was placed in nomins-
tion BY Dr.. Moore, and DR.. ]. H. Boyn-
ton by DR.. Salisbury. DR.. Stadden RS
cS4ed the votes of Ora. Kurtz. Moore
aud Smith, and Boynton received tbs
airport OF DR.. Salisbury and Mayor
RAIDER.
After his election DR.. Sheldon. who
happensd,to be just outside, was called
In and tod by the may or OF his appoints
mant and of the duties expected of him.
He responded fit,ingly.
On motion it was ordered that all ap-
pointmenss of the board take effect on
February 1st.
Homer 2. Earl, who was nominated
by DR.. Kur'z, was unanimously elected
clerk Of the board and health officer and
Office inspector. He is nephew OF Dr..
6teddcn. No other nominations were
made.
Tbs following iist of applicants for
the position OF inspector was reed: Dan
Carr, D. P. Riley. J. G. @. Price. o, w.
Durham, D. G. Glenn, john Farqubar,
Mr.. Welsh. L. P. Crane. S. d Bishop.
Mr.. McAvoy. Louis Seiwiecke. Rudolph
Van Dingetee, K. j. Ghersdo. E. J.
Plummer.
Inspector Hinkle WAS elected to sue
coed himself. L. p. Crane wac elected
to succssd G. W. RstEer, Mr.. McAvoy
was elected to succeed Inspector
Eeiwiecke.
]. A. Ksyes wac reelected keeper OF
the pest house.
It was agreed that the board should
meet regularly upon the first 'Wednes.
day of each month at 10 O'Clock.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

Many stubborn and sggravatiug cases
OF rheumatism that were believed to be
incurable and accepted as life legacies
have yislded to Chambsrlain'a Pain
Balm. much to the surprise and gratif.
cation OF the sufferers. One applicas
ton will relieve the pain and suffering,
and its continued use Injuries an effect.
nal cure. For sale by OFF & Vaughn,
Fourth and Spring; O. f. Heinzsman.
222 N. Main.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

DR.. Powers. ex-city health officer,
yesterday said that the anti-toxine se-
cured by him several days ago has been
tried on four diphtheris patients thus
far, and that three OF them have been
saved by it. The fourth case, child.
was lost, the disease being too far ad
vnnced to be- stayed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26
Oonrlc,ed nf Mnrd.r.

srocKros. Jan. 25.- Natalie Pizzani,
who has bssn on trial inS the superior
coart for the past two day4 for the MUIR
der Of Antonio Belli, vas }found guilty
Of murder in the first degree at O'Clock
this afternoon, the jury fixing the pun
isament at life imprison mant.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26
E AMuSS MAN rs.

Los ANGELES The ArER. Fan 1T pack I'd
the honss again last night, and the
Tavary Opera CO pany gave the best al-
around performances of the season.
Marie Tsvary does by far her best work
as Marguerite; her brilliant rendition OF
the jewel song, and her dramatic climax
in the prison scene, together with her
love duet with Faust in the exquisite
garden scene, make up for whatever ia
lacking in the quality or individual tones
OF her voice. rheo. Dorre gave only
fascinating glimpse OF herself 80 Siebsl,
and her flower song was delicious; but
that was the last of her, she was not
even present at Valentines death; and
che seemed to have a troubleRom me cough,
although gracious response was given
to raptcrous encore after her cong.
A. l.. Guile sang superby as Faust;
his Salve Dinorah was as fine piece OF
artistic work as has ever been heard
here, and the music of the ecore NIL
through was exquisitely interpreted by
him.
William Hamilton was the Mephisto
and William Mertens was Valentine.
Individually thsy were not at their beat,
but their trio with Faust in the second
act was finely done.
The ensemble music. which is all 20
strong and rich with harmony, was ham
died by the chorus better than any thing
it has done 30 far; that in the first act,
and the famous march in the third, were
compact and well sustained, and the
latter was encored. The orchestra, too,
played the wonderful music with most
artistic ability. The distribution was:
Margerita. ................. $500. Marie favary
siebel...... .........................T hea norre
Valentine William Mertens
Meph,stopheles. .......... william II. Hamilton
wager ................-...-..m lliiah scnusicr
Martha Observation-Disclosures. sofia Rcmani
MARTHA MATINEE.
Monsieur Guile will be heard this
afternoon in Martha. Nina Bsrlini-
Humphreys will appear IA Lady Henri
eta, in which ahe is said to be excel
lent. Helen Van Doenhoff. the great
contralto, will sing the role OF Nancy.
Schuster will be heard as Plunkett, anu
Hamilton as Sir Tristan. Martha will
be capitally sung by these artists, cup
ported by THAR own chorus and orchse-
ira, and the matinee promises TO be o
gaia occasion.
Tonight the farewell will be a grand
production OF Wagnsr's beautiful opera
Tannhauser, with Nine. Tavary in her
impersonation OF Elizabeth. Payne
Stanley will be heard il the title role.
Merters will have great part. also
Pache, Schuater, ni-Humphreys.
Hamilton, and the entire company will
make this performance of Wagner
opera q memorable event in the m usical
circles of Los Angeles.
A Night Of has long been credited as
being Augustus Daly's cleverest comedy
creation, and in tho hands of DAiley's
Stock company should prove an enjoy
able performance. They commence
their engagement at the Burbank Feb.
ruary Sd.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

Try gal. Maltese clu b whiskey. $3.50,
unexcelled for purity and flavor. T Vachs
& Co., cor. Comerc'l & Alameda. tel. 309
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

Tho fashionable ladies' corrective tonic Is
Ango>tura Bitters, the worid-renowned touic OF
Dr. j. G. b. siegert & Sons ASK your druggist.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26
r. ., Method,s. Quarterly Meeting.

F.es Methodist Quarterly Meeting.
The First Methodist church. on East
Sixth street, between Croker and Towns
avenues. are holding their third quar-
tsrly meeting. Rev. @. B. Ebay, district
elder. is conducting the services. There
will be preaching today at $50 and 7 80
p. M, end on Sabbath at IL g. m. and
1880 p. M, with an old~fashioned love
fast at & D. N.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26
FIFTEEN CENTS.

Attention. good folgs, ons and ALL
The story I've to tell
Concerns, forsooth, the elmer man."
And which you'll re ish III.
Just think Of ali the thing, you get,
Served fine and smoking hot,
And all cooked, well, "Just out OF sightp
And Is cents the lot.
Roast round OF beef, with blood so red,
Potatoes white as flour.
With coffee, bread and buttsr, too,
You can get at any hour.
stewed beef Spanish, dainty dish,
For all those who have sense,
With coffee, 'tatoes. butter and bread,
You can get for Is cents.
Tho Same SIN Ill sum will purchase, too3
A fish neal, fresh and hue,
with coffee as "your mother made"
For which we ever pine (.
Other dishes, too. there are,
For the same small amounl. you'll nnd,
At the Royal Bakery. 11s South spring.
The finest OF its kind.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

Drink Shasta Water, woollado,sagsn..
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

A Night OF has long been credited as
being Augustus Daly's cleverest comedy
creation, and in the hands of DAiley's
Stock company should prove an enjoy
able performance. They commence
their engagement at the Burbank Feb.
Yuarv Sd
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-26

Fitzgerald, house and sign painter, 222
Franklin telephone 1449. Low prices.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Observation-Disclosures QrIfuno.

3pei unb fiinf3ig NppGitonten fir bic 4nz
7telung i'm Polt3eiz9 epartemeut unterapqen
ii4 geftern Ha4mittag i'm 5aule bes 56u1z
ratbs i'm 3tp0lften @todtpcrf pes 56ilerz
9ebGuoes Der Gtbtlbien1tzBrufunq Die
Pritfung fpurbe BON COMMITTEE @la un6
Setretdr GampbeQ geleitet. 0ie ben 8riifz
ltngen CUR f3rtftlt9en 8edntmprtln9 Dor
gelegten Sragen paren noturgemGB anbere1
Mrt, ais Die iie an bic bereit3 i'm Oienit be-
ftnbltAen Poli3titen geitelt mur0e. Sine
gena1e &enntniB Der 9ien1t ReqGements
lam natitrlt3 DDn Qeuten, bic erlt 8oli3ifi
tperoen tpoQen, ni3t b~erlanQt perDen. eSm
ougemetnen tparen bic ben Npplifanten b0rz
gelegten 6ragen bo3 ettpa5 i9perer 3u be-
onttporten, alS Die ben 9olt3t1ten bprgeleq=
ten. SIM 8an8en tparen GA Mpp(ifanten 3u
Der Prifung etnberufen, 3p0lf bon linen
erf8tenen aber nt6t, Nuf Der Qi7te Der poy
lt3etz@Ommtffipn 1te6en i'm @on8en Die SEA:
men BON 374 N%ppIitonten, u1b biefe foaer
nd3 unb na3 fdmmtli9 9eprIft tperben
tpenn audi ougenblidli3 mod feline @atan3er
bDr6anDen 1inb.
0os &efuItat Der 9eftrigen griifung pirt
erit in tpentgen Sagen bstannt gema9t
tperDen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Derfol9te Wtrtbe.
alderman powers elmer pon ibnen.

@1Oerman Sobn poipers unb Samea
S,@arter, Der leBtere Der 8ertreter ber5trmo
@bapin &c Sore, lpurben geftern unter Der
Nntlage, tbre @irtbI6aften an @onntag
ben 3. MGr3, Offen gebaIten gu BADEN, Der
Aaftet, 9te 6aftSbefeble bate 90. %. GIdrf
BON Der international SunbaD Sb1erpunct
league, in Rt9ter 9oglunb's @ertbt err
tDirtt. Die 6etDen Nngetlagten Iolen it9 am
"A, MGr3 Derontnorten. 8iS ba6in ite6en
tie unter ie 5000 8iirgI9aft.
Srau GDrnelia Meefer, IS SIT 70. Ctr,
tpuroe getern BON 8t9ter Quinn in 6Doe
Part (pegen 8ertaufs BON Spirttuo1en in
3e6n 6Gllen 3u $3.50 @trafe unb bic Soften
Derurtbeilt. Die Mn3eige mar bon einem
@piBel Der 9pOe Part Protectibe Nfoctation
ausgegangen.
9erielbe @piBel berQnlaBte audi bic 8e=
i%trafung BON Mattbep McMtanD's BON
64O0 Stomp SSlanb Nbe. tpegenS pirttuo1enz
b~ertaufS in 3tpei Sdlen nit $40 bur9 benz
felben &t6ter, pGbrenb bas @er60r zines
anoeren @iinbers, bes George Bartlett BON
Isl 78. Court, Gbelten9am, Der gar feds
5ebn 0fal gegen Das Spirituoien= 8ertauf 5z
9ebot g~eiiinotgt BADEN ioQ, Bis gum II.
Wtdr5 Der16pben tpur0e.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Observation-Disclosures


SoIgenbe Observation-Disclosures purben
geitern auSgeiteQt:
S6omas Sloob, 21tDdiges @o6n6aus unb
8aIement, go. 764 Surner Mbe,, Deranz
19lagt auf $500; @rB. g. Gutenberg, 2
ftDdtges MObnbous nebt 8afement, No,
1889 @ldbpS &Oe., $4,000; Sulius Stdert,
2Odiges 8obnbaus, go. 261 @arner NDe.,
$4,000; Sbomas Connolly, 2it0digeS 0au5
nebit 8afement,. So, 6343 MarpIonb Npe,,
$500; 9etpes 8rg, GD,G2it0dtges 8o6nz
baus nebt 2aben, go. II g. 6aliteo Ctr,
$4,000; Marttn Cummings, flint 1It0dige
Qdben neb1t 8afement, Nos. 400-406
60. Str, $4,000; 9, s. Sones, 3tuet 2itOd,
Mobnbduier nebit 8afements, Sos. 1850
-1156 so. Ctr, $4,000; NDrt6 Gbtcaqo
Str. 81. &. g., @traBenbabntpagenIta l,
Sos. 1349-1357 Wrigbtpoo0 Noenue.
$4,000; u. st. SHE, 21t0diges @o6nDaus,
go. II Soniien @pe., $25OO; DC. 9ounta,
2it0dtgeS @obnbauS nebt 8a1ement, g}o.
SO Glapton Str, $4,000; George 9, Stun
ieD, bret etnit0dige Q%dben6Gufer neb1t Nafez
ments, Sos. 588-612 63. Str, $4,000;
S. 8uftbot, 2It0dtges @obnbaus, go. 1892
Mea6 Ctr, $4,000; 81, 9. Tar7on, 2itDdtz
ges Maarenbaus nebft 8afement, No9.
127-129 %. Sangamon Str, $4,000;
s. s. 8rableD, 2tDdtges Mobn6aus neDit
8a1ement, go. 1914 Sutton Ctr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07

Die eigentli6en 6%intermGrner Der GoSz
mppplttan @lectrtc unb Der O9oen Gas 20,
1tnb INNER nod ni9t IN bic OentntltAteti
g~etreter1, unb eS geDtnnt INNER rneRr Den
Mnf1ein, dls p6 bic betDsn 6retbrtefe Dag
Gident6um Der Mlbermen, tpel6e linen sur
Mnnu6me Der6plfen 6aben, un0 g%etpt1er poz
IttiT6er SEreunDe bes Md!;Drs 1tnb. Nu1
Die 6arriion Selepbpne So. fat, 10 bel be-
fannt lit, Elm oSntere1fe an etnem 3Aeile Der
OrOinanaen Der Cosmopolitan So.
Mupor 6opttns duBerte fid geItern Ddbtn
baB er cine unter1 u6ung De5 StaDtrdtbs
Dur6 Elm QeqislatltrzG omite i'm 3u1unlnenz
6anq nit ben Srbinan3en Der O9oen 9aS
unb Der. Cosmopolitan So. gemdB Der Don
Senator 6. 8orter Sobnion Der 2egtSlatu1
ouf 8eranlahung Der GtDtc 6eoerdtton Dor
qeGegten G~efolution nilfpmme1 hetBen
niirDe. Ser MaDpr ertldrte, er iDiirDe etnem
1ol8en Neutrality-suspicious. jeben n.0gltAer
8eiftanb argeOei6en lai1en, tpenn er duf
1elbt nt9ts BON elmer Corruption i'm StGDtz
rat6 ntfe unb baber au9 nt4t re4t !pifle
mas etQentli9 unter1u6t iDerDen 1ou.
Mlb. damn, Der Sii6rer Der 8egner he1
SQ0en @Qs urD Der Cosmopolitan So. in
@fabtratb, ertldrte fih getern ieRr fiir einf
e6rlt9e unteriu3ung. @r fprd@ cher Dit
8efiir@tung aus, baB bas Hellltat elmer
fpl9en 9rifung 3petfelbaft ietn 'oiiroe, ma
mentlib tpenn bic 1nter1u9ung BON Spring:
fielb aus gef9eben Ip0te. !9err Mann fdl
es fir anqebra9ter, DaB cine ptctal@8ranO:
iurD 1t9 nit Der Nngele9en5eit befahe. Sn
iibrtqen babe Das 8olf es BEL Der Sriibiabrs:
pabl in Der 6ano, ben 1GmmtGi4en 8uDel
Mloermen ben Stu6l Dor Die Sbiir at Ieben
unD Die1es tperbe boffentli9 0ei9eben.
coSpbn 80. 2ane6art, Der 4ntpalt Der S9oe1
@as g., i~tattete geitern Na4mtttag ben
Manor einen 8eiu4 ab uno pcrtpetlte be
bemieGben etpa cine babe 5tunDe, Bas Dt
beiDen 6erren ~per6dnbelt 6abe1. tpurDe ni3
an Die groBe @lpde gebdngt,
Die GbicagDer @run0eigentbum5bDrf
na6m in ibrer 9%e1trtgen 8srIammlu1g De
19lufIe an, in benen fe tiff entl4teoen 81
@unften elmer rnterIu3ung DeS StdDtr1tb.
uno Der @Dunt1beamten Dur6 Elm &e9tsld
tur@Gomtte ertlGrt.
Sm @reat Nort6ern 6otel ftnbet 6eut
Mbenb cine 8erfammlung Der Der14ieosnel
Marbs8ertreter Der Gibic FEDERATION ftatt
in tpel3er bic per16tebenen Nlbermen 10 &c
i6tlbert tperOen ioQen, tpte 1:e mtrtlt@ 1inb
0ie es bic Gibtc FEDERATION anfteQan min
bic 9eIeBli9feit Der Cosmopolitan Glcctri
unb Der Ooben @as So. ansuTe9ten, pirl
p~orldufig BON ben babel intere1trten Berio
men nod ge6eim gebalten. lin tire De
Qegislatur Dorgelegten @sIebe3borlage 2u
Mnna6me gu berbelfen, miro Die federation
in Der nG9iten Wp6e Elm GDmtts aus t6rel
beften MttglieOern na4 Springfield emf
1enDer.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
.25 Jabre in Ger 6efaneenidaft.

Daniel maIfb, Ger i'm sabre 1869 aofe meIs
DON erido6, ibt felt jener 6eit im 6n6ts
hauie, uno weroen nunmehr 2Infren9un=
gen eemadt, ihn gu befreieH.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Die neutrality-suspicious. poII5dbIio

&iAter @rOBcup bat geftern Na6mtttaq
bic tbm ii6ertragene %@rnennung zines britten
WtttglteoeS Der 8ebOrDe fir bic Nbf9dbunq
bes @4uleigentbums boG3ogen. Seine
Mabl 1T ouf 9errn .. S, 9amiGton BON
1929 Wft4igan NOe, gefduen. 9err 6amilz
ton 1T i'm 8runoeigentbumsgef9Gft tbGtiq
nno TT 6uglet4 Prdfibent Der ct, 2outIeg
neutrality-suspicious..
Die &bf9dBerz8eb0rb beftebt, ieBt boQz
ftGnotg, aus ben 6erren SSSobn Mc2aren, mel
9er Dom S6ulrat6 ernannt purbe, @rribz
ter 9ppnn @arnett, ernunnt BON Hi6ter
&obIfaat, unb 9errn .. s, 6amilton. Die
Ibi4dBung beS S4uleigentbums ipQ bis
fpdteitens ben 8. 0fat been0et fem,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07

Ser. SlbaIt Der NllSei9en Don 6oob's
GorlGporiQa wiro b~eit0ti9t bur3 Sn0orIos,
wel6e lit Der 6inon5=gSelt o6l1e NnItonb
acceptirt lpiirbeu, 0os lost beutli9 senu9,
boB 9oo6's turirt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
Stdoti1bes.
Jeue BEIGE Or0inanSen.

no9 Tno Gle Rintermdnner ni6t beFannt. -
Der Mayor fir cine ~1nteriudun9 ourf
Elm &eeisIaturcomite. - Cine muthmo=
6un9 bctrefs Ger Gteenthimer Der Sret:
brtefe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07

- Die 9emofraten in 9Dber Barf 6oben
baS fOlgenbe SonnzSidet aufgeftelt: Miieiz
fOr @lt s, Mrig6t; Superbti or, Sames 5,
Se1b; Collector, Nlfreb 6. Mace; Glerf,
SameS g, &ilerain; @pnitabIer, Spbn
Smit1.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07
$der; THO Grnf
miro nit Der Sonntaessdusoob DER nJaitois
Staats3eitune", ole inter Dem GiteI
,,9er 91eIten"
erfdeint, gratis eeIiefert.

erfdeint, gratis e%eIiefert.
Diefe adtietti9e, in 6ro6,Quarto erfdei=
nenoe uno auf 9utem Sudpaqier 9eorudte,
elegant ousoefihrte tIuitrtrte SeiIa9e ent.
halt ouf Der erfen Settle einen POIitiiaen
Carton, weI6cr Grei9ni6e, ole aus Dem polls
tif9en uno f~ociaIen Seben eeerifen ftno, Dem
Sefer biIoIia Dor Aueen fihrt; ferner sahI-
retde fIeinere Jlutraticneu, meiftens hu-
morififher uatur Dem oeutfdlduotfden uno
einheinifden Seben' entnommen uuo ieoes.
NAL 3pet 9ro6ere PoI5fdnittc, por3ieIidc
uahahmnneen Ger meiterperfe DER oeut'
iden, frans0ff9en mo itoIlenif9eu sduIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07

Sragt Guren Grocer mad nSbe 9eiBGer
&c Sunge SOS" r4uater 8rOb", bas
f9madbafteite n!9ome Mabe 8rOb", bas ie
bon elmer 8dderet %geliefert nurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-07

6oOb's PtGIen turiren 2eberleiben,
0elbiuht.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-25
conrts nna rnhlic onIcc-.

Alfred Battle was yesterday appointed
judge pro TEN. 20 Try tue ase OF the city
Ns e. r. T.. Monk e al. The action Is to
establish a Judgment lien for So. 50 againsg
The south forty feet 81 lot 5 hiock g.
Bells Heirs Second addition. The action
grows out % an assessment FOR the Olive
street grade.
In Judge Isneley's court yesterday the
case az the Commercial National hank ~.
william TAYLOR - al. was dismissed with
out costs.
A ssao bond FOR appeal 20 the supreme
court was Hicd yesterday So the case OF
J L. Howe rs. Ella and Robert ". Bar.o
defendants. and the Mutual Loan aut
building Associa ton, substituted defend
ants
I II. Lane was sued in the superior
court yesterday ny NJ. ~ Robinson 80 re-
cover a total ~ s1s7.-S alleged to he due
an claims assigned - Robinson rs ~
Anderson and Anderson Bros.
T-ne nreclpe for a transcript % the
r>-,rs In the James Nuspay case. % be
furnished without expense - appellant.
VS. sled In the superior court YESTERDAY.
orders az default were signed yesterday
~ Judge Langley 3n the six cases ~ the
pioneer Savings and Loan Company IS.
7 T. Brewer ~ al
fs,~lsttap Foyd. - Denmark. was yes
serfav admitted % citizenship ~ Judge
Osborn.
Marriage licenses we're tssuc3 yesterday
80 Vetuiara Throc knort0n Putnam. OF
-. ,~,,Shfnan. and Harriet Philips Girls
vsola OF Seattle: Charles + =. Swetland.
- SEATTLE. and Laura = HotchkiSS. %
N!nneap polls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-25
STREET ASSESSMENT SUITS.
Appeal on Fourteenth street Case VIII
~nttlo Imr.ortnnI pnIit-


City Attorney Steele is preparing a
brief for the supreme court In the case
a. William cline and others against the
cAy involving the validity OF the reaS-
stssmcnt Tor the Improvement OF South
Fourteenth street Several important
points are involved in this case First.
whether The ordinance authorizing the
Improvement WIS prOperiv passed by tho
eoAncl SD as 10 give the city jurisli>-
Ton in the matter; second II The city
had Jurisdiction and made the improve
meot whether tho property owners were
IN Position - esrape tia bility without
rendering an equitable proportion OF the
cost ~ the Improvement. third. whether
'ue rcasScssneat was properly based upon
ne method u assessment in force at the
Vine 90 making the levy. which differed
rom that IN force al the time the i'm
rrorement Was ordered: fourth. whether
payment i0 fnN 81 the first and invalid
assessment ~ property owner operates
. 0Hal release az his property from
al obligation by reason OF the improve
ment
Mr Steele SAYS that the nrsl. second and
lAit3 propositions we're determined
against tae city by Judge Greene. the
speeat Judge Who tried the case. but the
as1 point Re refused 70 pass upon, Com
"fatins on th,so. Mt. Steele said;
10" 1rlFFffl0AtioN oE me questions l0-
.oltea 81 ,his ease wifi be Of great bcne-
~ - The city "a the many street grade
ne iiers that ara row pending The ease
ot Frete-icks acainst the city. Watch viii
So Pc a0s1et s'y me a. the coming term
y me supreme eau~f NIL when decided
"aAitf determine several other questions
% eerst t'yah.e interest and Importance
% the ci'y 81 connection with street Inn
FFoNenent J tare THAI when these tWO
eases are ifterrtrci thg city viii know
saeye Is stands wtta reference 60 the cob
le7'aa - a large portion Of outstanding
street Assessment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-25
SHALLlTBE RATIFIED
Question TO Be Voted on Re-
garding School Debt.
How the Debt Was Incurred Struula
Alternative For Voters TO Decide
Upon Saturday.

Tia board Of education Of school Dis ries
No. ! composed 81 the city OF Seattle
Aas called upon the voters TO decide az
vote on next Saturday. April -. whether
tAe aoating warrant deot Of the district
sAaH De ratified and funded that the dis
tFlet may pc put on 4 strictly cash basis.
Inc amount OF debt which l. Is proposed
90 taus ratify Is sSs7. sa5.s.. OF which about
sf0". bears 70 Per cent interest and the
remainder per cent. interest
ine district now has a bonded debt
amounting 70 s1o.ao1. which was incurred
as follows:
One hundred and fifty thousand OF 8
per cent bonds. payable January ]. $3.50.
sataorlzed by popular vote November 10.
Asss. Tor additional schooi facilities.
Two hundred thousand dollars Of : per
cent bonds. payable ia 1910, authorized
Dy popular vote In $50 for the erection OF
new buildings,
SIX thousand dollars OF bonds Of the
i-atona school district. for which the Sc
attie district became liable uDon the an
hexatlon OF Latona TO the city.
or the warrant debt Outstanding on
March ., is95, $ils.230 was Incurred by a
elreest vote OF the people on March 8. Ise2.
Tor the purchase OF sites and erection Of
a school building in Eastern addition. OF
the remainder a large proportion is due
70 the delinquency in the payment Of
90 W.
AZ the same time that the proportion
% oetlQaency has increased, the yaIua-
tioh OF the taxable property I'm th. dis
trIct, and Consequently the legal limit OF
usbt which may De contracted without a
vote OF the people has annually decreas SD
IoF several years past. The figures for
TIE past four years are as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-25
ELECTRIC LIGHT CONES DOWN
To BE Supplied by Meter Only-Incan
descent Iamn> heaDer.

As a result Of the recent consolidation
Of the Union Electric Company and the
Seattle Gas and Electric Light Company
and of the expiration Of patents on ia
Caudesccnt lamps. the Union llluminat-
ing Company has decided on a general re
duction of rates for electric light and
lamps. and viii abolish the meter rental.
the change TO take effect on May /.
All incandescent electric light viii be
charged for at meter rates as follows:
First 500 watts or less, $50; all over
$3.50 watts. ~ cents per 1.o0o; less per
cent for =. go watts or over, lessl0 per cent.
for 50.0n watts or over less Is per cent.
for 10o.000 watts or over. less % per cent.
for 2o10a0 watts or over. less - per cent.
for 4oo.ee0 wa It's or over. less 81 per cent.
for 10000 watts or over. less 80 per cent.
for SO 90 watts or over.
4 further discount Of 10 per cent. Will be
given on all meter bills paid at the Office
OF the company the 10th day of the
month.
The base rate which ia now 20 cents,
was formerly - cents 1909. making a
reduction OF 1g2 per cent.
The reduction in the price OF electric
lamps from Al cents 10 30 cents, ana an
allowance of 10 cents for the burned out
lamps. makes the cost TO the customer
~ cents net.