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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
CITY NOTICES

case the successful bidder sAsu -
pay the amount OF his bid within So
sS8l DAYS after the acceptance OF fS.s -
by the city. council. and the city sss ~
Will, on February "a. l>SS, at the 49,
eight O'Clock p. m. OF said 6ay. ar =
meeting OF said council shah BE he,s =
that day. then at the same hos,r - !. "a
first meeting thereafter. cause ssss q g
10 be opened and then determine ws~ssss
any franchise shall be granted, resav-ss
the right 70 reject any and All bids
Witness my hand and the seal az -,
tseap f. F. STEWART
Date OF first publication. FeSsuar
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLF
tice OF assessment roll OF local irussss>
ment district Ne. 50. for the imnrss
ment 0f certain portions q Jack~
South Sixth. King and South Ses~-.s
streets. under ordinance No. Sxx -
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the A.
ment roll Of locrl Improvement dss,~.
No. Sc. for the. Improvement of csr sasss
portions Of Jackson. South Sixth. ~
and South Seventh streets. under -
nance Ne. S.tsS. has been reported hv &
board OF public works &c the city ces~.s
of the city OF Seattle. and is now a. -
in the Office Of the CITY clerk. ana Z, e
same is new open fer public lnspsr&sas
at said office, and viii remain opes $
inspection until Monday. the eth d. 3
March, iseS. al o'clock u. m, AZ "
persons interested are hereby reauirss y
appear before the city council in -
session. TO be held in the council 49,
hers of the house OF delegates In ths -
hall on Monday. the 9Th day az Mr.
1895. at s o'clock =. m. and make okss
tions thereto. Al saia time so liked ~
council viii consider any end ali 49,
lions made, and viii make such 60
lions in said roll as IL deems just -
viii then deduct the amount OF -
cost assessed against streets cro1ess
(which shall be paid from the gsn~s.,
road fund Of the city). ana win tha s
ordinance approve such roll and 1.
and assess the amounts thereof ARA.
each parcel and LOT OF land shown ii ~
roll, and declare the same a lien thsr~r
Said matter may De adjourned 10 4 -
date IL so ordered by the city counsa
X. F. STEwART
City Clerk OF the City OF Seaffh
Date of first publication, February i
1896
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost,
Found For Sale For Rent and sisuatlons
Wanted will be inserted at the rate o.
cent word each iDgertion. Iayusefst a.
ceIyed for less than = cents
EOTTCE.-The business once OF Ihe
Post-IuteiIigencer II open until II D IT,
Sunday hours a m 10 1870 2. M ara
70 p. m. Classified advertisements VIVA
be received I'D 10 this time.
Advertisements will be received AT
branch offices of the Poss-inieiligen
TACOMA BrREAU-No. lls- faeinc
avenue. . ~
PORT TOwNgESD-M. French 4 Co.
BEILTSGHAA BAY--New WnalcoIn'
corner Holly and Canoe streets u ~
OLYMPlA-4l5sL Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent
The following letters await adyerusers
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.


THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF the State
Normal School Of Cheney will receive
and open bids ia their Office in Cheney
on the 18th day OF February. 1895, for the
completion OF the normal school building
now In course Of construction. Bids viii
De received for the completion Of the
building as a whole. or any part thereof
separately. the board reserving the right
- reject any or all bids. The plans and
specifications can be seen In the office
OF the architect. C.. b. Seaton in Spo-
kane. or of the board in Cheney. The
present status OF the building viii be ex-
plaincd BY the architect or by the super
inteudent. Alex. Watt, OF Cheney BY
order OF the board r. " MANNER
Secretary Board OF Trustees.
state Normal School, Trustees Office,
Cheney Wash. Jan - 1895
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NOTICE OF SHERIFrS .SAI.E-h A.
superior court OF the state of Washhr.
ton, for the county OF Whatcom. CAsrln
r. Gill, plaintiff. VS.. p. +. Whiting ~
Amelia w. barrow, defendants. NJ
1924
Under and by virtue of an execu.ia =
foreclosure issued out OF the above nal
court, in the above entitled cause. and o
me directed and delivered. have dsly
levied upon the following described ~
property. situated in King county. Wa6k
ingtcn, to-wit:
Lots 4. 5, 6. Z. 5. 9. 10. IL t2. -. 14Hx
IL. Is 10. 20, q, p. 80. 81. 81. 81, ~ H
81, IS. 80. 40, Il, a. IS. "A and IS. ia hlok
81, 80. 81. IS, IS. 81. IS, 81. 70, A.. ~ ~ Is
and 10, IN block four tD, and lots !. 4&
~ Is. %. 30. 81, 80. 80. "a, 80 and So, Ia hlsk
ten Q0). with all appurtenances thersuats
belonging. including all Fights OF heme-
stead. contingent interest known as dove,
and all other rights of any description.
All situated in Salmon Bay second tnD
addition TO the city OF Seattle.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that "a
Friday. the 2Ist day of February. M
at the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. Of SAID
day. at the front door of the courtAoass
in the city of Seattle. In said King ccan-
~. | Will sell the above described proper
ty at public auction, 10 the highest and
best bidder. for cash.
Dated this 18th day OF January, lM
A. T. VAN DE VANTER. sheria
Newman & toWafu, AltoiHeya ~
plaintiff. New Whatcom. WashingtoA
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM The
superior court of the state of WaSEl1g-
ton, for the county of King. The Ger
man Savings and Loan Society Of San
Francisco. California, a Corporation.
plaintiff, VS.. Sackman-Phillips Invest
ment Company, a corporation, Nc.
Naught Land and Investment Company.
a corporation, and William A. L. Koch
and A. NJ. Brooks, defendantA No
20,S5i
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale
and special execution, Issued out OF TIE
above named court, in the above entitled
cause, and 10 me directed and delivered.
scribed real property, situated " Aihg
county, Washing ton. to-wit:
All of lots numbered one I'd ana two CO.
in block numbered twenty-eignt Csl. al
of lots numbered five 90 and six 81, 10
block numbered nineteen u9). in pal u
the town mow city, OF Seattle, as laid on
by ID. 3 Maynard, according 10 the rec
ord of said plat In the Office OF the aEoi!as
of said King county, IN king eooay.
Washington, together with all and singa-
lar the tenements. hereditaments ana ~
purtenances thereunto belonging or u any
wise appertaininS.
Notice is therefore hereby given that o.
Friday. the 18th day OF March. 1876. al Fne
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. of said DAY, At
the front door OF the courthouse. N ms
city OF Seattle. in said King county,
will sell the above described properly -
public auction, TO the highest ana oess
Dated this 10Th day Of February, i3G
A. T. VAN Of; VANTER, Sheriff.
Struve, Allen, Hughes 81 McMicksrs Az
torneys.
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Sem Staatsconbent in Gettysburg.
= @inem Serrn 2inber bon ber 8eft.
ieite fiel am Srsitas in benz 9. 8. & Q8.
iSra6ibauie Elm idiperss 8adet auf zines
isiner 8eine unb oas @lieo tpurbe ae.
brodsn. einbsr 1T i'm SOspitaI.
- Sin Gomits Der S6uIbebOrbe fiat.
tete am Iebten 9onneritas ben SduIsn
nuf bleier Seits einen offisieqen 8eiu6
ab; lie fanben aaes in better Orbnuna
uno in ieoer 9Seiie iufrieoenitellsnb.
-Srau 2onsin Osftrinser bon 6amp,
ton Strabe itarb am Disniias absnb i'm
Hitter bon SO Sabren an ben SoIaen
zines S6Ia8HufeS, ben is am Moreen
erlitt; tie tpar Wittipe unb pirb bon
neun Slnoern nberlebt.
- Serr DITTO 9erftensfer, Bis ,ur
3eit elm aebrlins bes Serrn 2arI Rom.
pei, 1T am SOnntae Morsen nab gep
gorf sereiit, mo- er eins Anitequne in
einem sroBen @eiddfte senommen bat
unb suslei6 feline Stubisn an elmer
S4ule perfolssn tpirb.
- 8eceutenbe 4ufresuns berrIdte
am Donnerftas gtadmittas an Rod
Strabe. aIs iid bas @eri4t berbreitete,
baB ii6 an Sdb Wain Apsnue cine Orb.
ienfuns ersisnet bate. BOD srsab eine
unteliudung bab Der anseridtete
Sdabsn ni&t iebr eroB 1T.
Srau Sobn Sstpitt bon 2userns
Strabe iprans am ssreitas an @somine
4benue bon einsm iid in 8etpeauna Be.
finbIiden Strabenbabnmasen; bic Be.
rilbrune nit bsm PHaitsr ma6ts fie be.
iinnunssIoS unb aubsrbsm erbieIt iie
cine idlimme Sraftur bss Iintsn ssuG.
fn6deIS.
- q. Woier boni 2afapette Strabe
entsins am Samitas nit inappsr glotb
oem Iobe ; er bort nidt gut unb aIs er
nabe Der Wt. 8leaiant Nine bas O., 8.
& W. @eIeiie betrat, peripirte er bas
Sibriren beReIbsn unb iprans serabe in
8eit ab, UNI einem heranbraufenben
3use Su entseben.