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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-12

-IIY TBxA1uRER'S NOTICE. CRY 81
1ss annual fnelallnent Of loesj in,prDys-
n;snf ai.triet Me. ~. for the Improvement
necfing portion Of Yesler Avenue. IN
Stoome - gaee - Front street. the pub-
uc e4uere knoUn ~ Pioneer Place. n
OF madison strsst 10 TN Ner fpu ia tns
Issssr Ayenue and including that part
rom tne West line Of Front street pro-
South Second Street produced Norsh
under the provisions OF ordinance No
-. which provides for me fmprove-
menl 9! 80 street By curling and paw
ing IoF the payment therefor In insfaIi-
ments eno establishing q fund for oF1ch
peymsns - the ievytng and eollscfton
d. s1scsal assessmsnf: upon the prop
~ eeoedted BY the tmprovo0ent. ana
prossoing Tor the issuance Of bon-e -
eutnofixed by an act OF the lesfslafure
g sss state Of Washington. Approved
Ions Of ordinance No. as epproved
May 9TH. 1874. a. amended By Ordinance
NO -, approved July iith. 1884. hss
Deen guy certified to me for collection.
aed levied against each parcel and ins
OF tAnd, and part thereof, in said dis
tnct, IN payment Of such instaliment
iIemains unpaid. ard the same, Inciud-
charged must be paid on or before tire
Iltn day Of December. 1876. Unless pay
menf De made on such tnstalIrnent on or
before the 18th day Of December 1885
the same shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate OF six per
cent per annurp. until paid. and IL not
paid before said time. q penalty Of FIVE
90 per cent. shall Be added, and the
sums delinquent shall be entered on the
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel Of land. and
part thereof. % delinquent, and with
the interest and penalty shall be coll
iecJeu - other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized TO be CHARGED and coll
Iected on other delinquent taxes. and
eacn lot or parcel Of land 90 delinquent
snail be sold for the amount OF such
assessment. with interest, penalty and
costs, IN the manner provided by law.
GEORGE r. MEA CHAM
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattie.
Date OF LIST publication November nth.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, Nov. H.~-Arrived-
Iruckee, from Tiliamock bay: str city OF
Puebla. from Victoria sailesi-Sehr
Charles r. Wilson, for Gray.s Harbor
Ciailam Bay. Nov. lin rsorf--fsk For
est Queen. from Tacoma for San Fran
cisco. sh john G. Potter, from Departure
Bay, for San Francisco,
GuAymas. Nov. l8.-Sailesd Yesterday
Schr jennie Wand. for Poft Townsend
AcaJutla, Nov. Ii-Saiied Oct. s,--sehr
Maggie e. Russ. for Puget sound
Sydney. Nov. fi~~saiied vest - r,r
str Warrimoo. for Vancouver
Port Gamble, Nov Ii-Speessf Arrived
yssterdsy-Schr Dora Bluhm. Capt. Lar
sen. from San Francisco 10 l0s6 for
from Tasachuano, to load for a'alIso
Sasied-Sh John Ena, Capt MAIDEN TOR
Port Hadiock, 10 complete cargo for Port
Piric.
hoQuIam. Nov .-~Specisis-Arrsvess--
From San Francisco. schooner Gem for
Hoauiafn: schooner Neptune. for Aber-
deem.
Port Townssnd, Nov. lt--special--Ar-
riyed--Bktn Skagit from Honolulu az
PORT Gamble. Echr Dora Rluhrn. from
san Francisco. at Port Gamble. schr zanl-
"a. from Gusygnas, at Tacoma: Japanese
Str kinshin Maru. from Yakohdmas VIA
Honolulu a. Seattle: achr Excelsior. from
san Francisco. at Port BiakeEey.
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Boston. Nov. 1.-THE American Wool
ana Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of
the wool trade: The sales of the week in
Boston. New York and PHILADELPHIA ag-
gregate S.sis,sO pounds a.as 80 being do
nestle and 23o2. 400 foreign. II IS evident
the election has been discounted by the
large sales on the previous week. and
consequently the market has been q dis
appointment TO many persons Speaking
generally. It may be said that sales dur
Ing the last week have been largely at the
same figures as prior 10 November 3 with
transactions at advanced quotations. Wool
Is held very firmly and dealers are ex-
periencfng difhcuity In replacing stock
sold, but Philadelphia sold considerable
Milling stock. particularly China Less BUSH
ness II reported in Australia than a week
age Aggregate sales In TIRE three prin-
cipal markets since January ! amount to
Do. 900 pounds: last year, Dor, SCI. ass
pounds. Boston IL now about the lowest
market In the world. Prices In the West
are considerably In excess OF those quoted
here. An increasing tendency IL notice.
able abroad.
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nsrs she win proceed 70 British Ce1unY
49,. 49, -, - take On more ealmOn. which WA
prtssss nrxs part Of her caxgo
n1.Sisn bark Drumrcck VA tOWo4 to
the Earska wharf today 70 discharge g.
A nrs,. Sae Win load wheat as this port
,.s nlati IN bark Hosyrood has abo9t A.
's ss losasng her cargo cf grain.
Guasmas xs nmspa arrived tcnight ~
&c &C lnmher. Ghe Win load 8 roenrn
cargo Il the Tacoma NTH.
OF lumber = - poss -
far @o ssa Nackinav sailed today vitA 80
rymatsiis % the cargo Of tho steanahap
sts $50 80. uss sd ~ auction today q
ecnducssd ,,s To- Auctioneer FITS Hsary
brought fairiy GOA prscea' nus ~ -.
sale iav wa. 0t "a eaxso went cheap iSe
dealers frr,. attended. . number ok
pe.nE purchaser
Of sans !, ely q Nasstea tsok - saeks
head OF cattle T. Rerf T.vnssrS tsSSs
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034f@: COWS and heifers. st.ls6s Is:
choice fancy heifers. a. SOD Is: balls. 80
80: best calves. 81. -
Hogs-SaseS were made Of common to
prime. s. sa5s 70. the syndicate lowering
IT. ODDS for ssghtwezghts TO $s-ses r4gs sold
AZ S.SsfS o. mos: of ssse sales being above
~. hcgs sold largely az g. S,sss. ~
Sheep--Saies c< sheep we're ca basis
Of c.i5s12 for the poorest docks. up TO
- Evzss for best, while the greater part
OF the trading in Westerns was Al SS..5:
lambs sod AZ s5.te9fS.5a for inferior TO
prime fiocks.
Recelpts-castie. isacs: hogs. sseee:
sheep. ISe0.
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FOREIGN MARkErs.


london. Nov. u.-SSslyer. ea-xA ccnscls.
ife;s.
New York. New 1.-THE Evening Posts
London financial cah.egram says. The
stock markets today were irregular, fSsc-
tnattng widely. eas closing better Home
rails were the best market. There was al
so smart rally IN nasnes. American
bonds were bought. but shares were dsii,
though c,osing arm. The rank OF Eng
land is discoanting On the terms stated
Yesterday. bat the money market keeps
nrsn on short supply Of money besides
DINER causes The revival sn home trade
- absorbing cash. Half million of Japa-
nese money was released az the close ef
today. The prevailing. money rate today
In the open london market was ills per
cent. large sum was borrowed by the
market from the Bank OF England. One
OF the features Of the market was the al
fosaeuc or Indian council oils at IL
G-s,d. whi~f, compares 9th a rate Of
- ssxd a fortnight ago. This advance is
explained by tho fact that money Is very
dear In India.
IN Paris tho market was dan. and in
Berlin quiet"
Ereaastusfs and Grain..
liverpool. Nov. 1i.--whcat-S Arm:
demand, poor: No. red spring. Is ii,sd:
No. California, 7s cd. Futures onenesi
higher. brs later weakened. and closed
steady. with near and distant positions sd
lower; November. ss 1886. December, Ga
1lAd: January, February and March, c.
ll&d.
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed.
new. IS Sd. Futures opened quiet. with
near positions Id higher and distant posi-
lions ldhigher, closed dull. with near po-
sisions Nd lower 10 I'd higher. and distant
Positions kd higher: business about equal
ly divided. November. IS 81; December.
Sc 3D.: January. February and March. IS
Ed.
Fiour-Fsrm: 81. Louis fancy winter. 90
Sd.
Wool.
London. Nov. 1.-THE offerings at the
wool auctions today were 1900 bales
mostly Persian. The attendance was good
Persian, s.a2S bales. lkashd. Awassi, ss7
bales. s%Gekd; East India, ST. bales. IL
06d: Georgian. 314 bales. 5iza3Tisd; sunds.
u bales. s&9sisd; Thibet. % bales. 90.
HOpa.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e. g.
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CITY NOTICES.

yREASURER'S NOTICE, City of
es-Nottce II hereby given that the
annual installment OF local Improve
eistrtct No. 100 for the improve
e second Street (as widened by
9nce 400 In the City OF Seattle.
the South line Of Pike Street TO
"a Avenue. under the provisions OF
ance No. 3SSS. which provides for
Pr0vement OF said street by curb
- PAVING certain portions thereof.
usidink for the payment therefor
t1iments and establishing a fund
goen payment by thu ievying and
eelon Of special assessments upon
reperty benefited by the Improve
end providing for the issuance of
. authorized by an act of the
-t9re or the state OF Washington,
|Ssssed March eth. 1872, and under the
sssseas ot ordnance No. 334s. APP
Nay 9Th. 1884. as amended by or
NO. $40. approved July nth,
- been duly certified 70 me for col
and the respective sums therein
| and levied against each parcel
~ OF land. and part thereof, I'm
estfict. In payment of such IN
Ssxsnt remains unpaid, and the same.
<esng the interest on the whole
ont charged must be paid on or be-
she lith day Of December. 1859. I'm
: inssalIment on or before the
gay Of December. lSS. the eama
- Ecpme delinquent and shall bear
a the rate of six per cent. per
-. entit paid. and II not paid be-
IM time. penalty of five 80 per
~ snail be added, and the sums de-
= ~ ensh be entered on the annual
= W Ter the current year against
2s ana parcel OF land. and part
aelinqueBt. and with the In
~ ana penalty shall be collected IA
fsrs, 80 together with such adds-
KcvS,.S or penalties az are ant
sef delinquent taxes. and each iot or
~ - ANA 50 delinquent shall ba
~ Nv ~. sNe amount Of such assessment,
provided bv law.
e. -. GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
~ ufer 81 the City Of seattl-.
us publication November iita.
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y - $500 20 b Il ne X. 4.
~ q section 20. =. 4; thence
~ eaet boundary lfne oG ae3d
7eet. 70 the poFth line of
11iftoo TO city Of Seattle: tbeoce
5I tbe north boundary hns q
- 18th along the east bound
- Abrams S-acre fxoct,
= he ~. E. corner Of the said
-. thence west or westerly
~ I'll boundary Hoe Of said 5
In feet. ~ high water hne
5aIon; thence noFthsriy along
vest Of the place OF oeEtnnfngs
- q intersection with the north
~ Ire Of Gntd lot 3: themes oast
pogth boundary line Of said lot
1nnt. 70 q stone monument at
Sennr of said lot 3. and the place
7~E, eomfatning 81 ecreo. Ocfe
estnE peTt Of ,ot 3 Ct sscssS g
al range Aforesaid. Al
= 1T 2. in section D. IN
- - range Aforesaid. Also al
= ooefton =. IN t0wnshtp and
6sTonofd, excepffng k-acfe Tract.
- heretofore conveyed to John
80. % February 10. 1ss5. and con-
IsS RI 81, after having deducted the
erM more or leso-
49, r. fSessfora hereby given that On
- - nth day Of December. 1855.
~ of 70 o'clock a. m OF nafd day,
fGnf door Of the courthouse. In the
ri Geaftle. In said King county, 4
- rs above deHcyibed property at
1nction. to the highest and best
- cash.
~ nth DAY Of November, iooA
q VAN DE WAITER. 6her16.
r Preston. Attorneys.
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B or sHERIvTs eALE-IN THE
i5w Court of the State Of WASH
11. foe the County Of King.
~ Heath. plaintiff, va. Nicholas Fo-
osapolis Trust Company a. Re-
20 NogthWeotern Guaranty Loan
1SSY. and Northwestern Guaranty
GDpauy. defeudants. No. q. 10.
- ~ ~ virtue Of an order of sale
~e61d execution. issued out OF the
med court. In the above entitled
"a to me directed and delivered.
- 1uly levied upon the following de-
real properly. situated IN King
~. Washington. to-wit. Blocks Il
RI u North Seattle, king County.
1n44on. according TO the plat there
{1e0ed IN the auditors Office OF SAID
County.
~ 8 therefore hereby given tina, on
the 4th day of 9ecem5er. 1856. at
III Of - o'cf 1ek q. m. Of said day.
front door Of tho courthouse. Ia lie
e Matte. In said King County. I viii
~ above detcrihed property at public
= 70 the higaest and best bidder.
MI this 9Th dav of November. 1895,
4. VAN DE yANTER, Sheriff.
80 Shepard = Mc(s.Ivra. Attorneys.
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- or eHERrrFs 6ALE-In the
5!w court OF the stAes Of Washing.
~ the county Of King. John ".
-, plaintiff. W. James Mcbride. ana
- Mcbride. defendants. No Z,e34.
! p and by vtrtise Of an order Of sale
r. Ooetsi executtsn, issued out OF the
y nexnsd court. In the above entitled
aBd 10 me directed and delivered.
~ luiy levied upon the folio wing de-
- feal property, situated In King
~ Warrington. to-wit: The north
gter O.. e. ~ Of the southwest
r w. ~ Of section thirty-one 1D,
n1blp twenty f2O north, OF range
- "a east. Of the Willamette meridian.
~In6 ~ acres. more or less.
D , therefore hereby given that on
Il she 18th day Of November, iEss. al
= I'm Of 10 o'clock =. m. Of said day.
I RI mont door OF the courthouse. In tho
e oeattle. In said Ksng county. wifi
- shove described property at p1bIso
lon. - he highest and best bidder. for
~ ~ net day Of October. 1aoe.
~ VAN DE yANTER, Sheriff.
- ~. Blake. Attorney. Tacoma,
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Steamship Al-Kf wla - a. Aaasa..
this morning at o'ciock
Steamship wiiiapa M N a. Alasn,~
Saturday morning at 4 oscicek,
Steam collier washtsaau : due a ar.
from Los Angeles -
Steamer Fairhaven hrornhf - arr enr.
of oats and wheat yen1SrInv froyn -
Conner and WILDLY islan&
Walter Cakes. Superintendent ef IL
Puget Sound a ALASKA ef1am1hir car.
pany. was In the city YESTERDAY.
Steam collier Wilianstte WAS due 70
bunkers yesterday from San Trsneisce.
TO take cargo for Ala1ka Thn MN M
cite will go north In coupand az Can't.
William Thornton, who ~ knon rarn}nS
on the steamer Ai-Ki. NJ WI a ~ -
the outside passage.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Nov. IA disagrecable sur
prise was given wheat SPECTATORS at the
orening. Although an advance of 2;4c per
bushel was chronicied In the local market
yesterday. all the response Liverpool made
70 this was an advance OF from LdMd.
Tho consequences was that large quanti-
tes Of wheat were offered for sale imrne-
dia,ely. December ooenAd from TsNc TO
500 against yesterdays closing price OF
sersc Strong features, however. were not
lacking. California reported three more
cargoes taken for Australian account. and
local and Northwest receipts were very
light. though In the latter case this was
partly due TO stormy weather. Minneapo-
ia and Duluth receipts were All cara, COM
pared with LEE on the corresponding day
OF the year before. Chicago got only 20
car loads, against % received on the sim
liar day Of the year before. Flour and
wheat exports from Atlantic ports
amounted 70 $40 900 bushels, and good caxh
lnoriry was reported After the opening
decline a general recovery to 0ssc oc-
CURED, but when the second cable came
reporting q break In the preferred equal
10 1%c. the liquidation became more ur-
gent, and the price stopped. selling down
60 1s7sc for an instant BY l2 O'Clock the
bulls had temporarily recovered from II cir
frirfyt and froissed December to s1ec.
which sudden rise. however. brought on.
enough wheat 20 knock IL back again to
PIC in an equally hurried manner. Tow
ard the end OF the session rumors az
heavy selling by any syndicate were IN
f.uential enough 70 cause another break
20 7sc, and that vas the price at the
close.
Corn was very dun. and notwiths.and-
ing receipts were small the market could
no, re4sst the influence Of the sudden
weakness IN wheat
Oats were fairly active ana lower.
Provisions. without tsas support which
,hey have been credited with. did NOT
stov the extreme weakness which should
have resulted had that theory been quite
correct
Closing ou0tatfons.
wheat--Eevenaber. 7sc: December. fsc.
Corn-.oyernber. 2sz=c. December. LSsc.
ozss-Soyemocy. isa&c. pecemher. fsAc-
pork-NoveYuber,a and December. g. szs1.
I.ard-Sovember and December. N.sS1z-
Riss-Sovsmber and December. c-ss-
Ry~--SSs&c.
Bariey-S91No
Fax sesd-7sr-
Timoshy-$zE-
Live stock.
Cxtti>--rn cattle sales wers on q basis
~ e E6t for fair native b~ef steers. up
70 Ssf5 8 for prime cattle. w9sh uss bulk
OF tae trading 81 tAE6s: 8hippers and
dyesss1 Eees. Grn. stccxers aad fesdsys.
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loD or sHDRTFrs SALE-YN THE
1.r Court of the State Of Wash

~ or eHURIFTsg eAI&-YN THE
tjof Court of the State Of Wash
- Tor the County of King.
ofuA Loan and Building AssOci.
rattle, . corporation. plaintiff.
- y. Coll and Frank g. Coll, her
4 defendants. No. 22.3z3.
~ and By virtue Of an order Of sale
ocjd execution. issued out OF the
nAQo1 court. In tbs above entitled
81 o me directed and delivered.
u ~ levied upon the following de.
I2al property. situated In King
Washington. to-wit: Lots seven
- l)Ehf Cd in block eighteen (ls) OF
A1lli0n Number Two TO the City
9t(lA n King County. Washington.
\ therefore hereby given that on
y. The eth day Of December, 1885. at
loR o. % O'clock 4. m. OF said day.
mont door Of the courthouse. in the
seattle. In said King County. I Will
- above described property at public
~ 70 the highest and best bidder.
tAls 9Th day OF November, 1879.
= !. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
Is Q. Preston. Attornsv.
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T.eom. shipptnw news.

Tacoma. Nov. British chip
with q cargo Of s7b0 tors OF wheat. val-
usd At SO. 5ti- Che was loaded at Seattle
and finished her cargo here
British bark fsleDaffon sailed today
with wheat for England Tier cargo Of
s. Or bushels Is valued ct EA4s3
British bark Drumcii6 will fsnfsh had
Ing wheat tomorrow or Friday. To-Day
tha steamer Rapid Transit brought IN 10
cases Of salnn6n. making In sIi 4%0 cases
which have been loaded on the Drpmcii3
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The total sales of stocks today were
3oe.ss shares. including: American To-
bacco. 5000: Atchison. 5,l00; American
Sugar. 22.loo; Burlington. q. 500; Chicago
Gas. 1850: Louisville & Nashville II 500:
Manhattan Consolidated, $500; Missouri
Pacific. 1900; Northern Pacific $500: do
preferred. Is, 100; Ontario 4 Western, 800:
Pacific Mail. 5000: Reading. 2. 500: Rock
Island, 800: St. Paul. 1900; Tennessee
Coal 4 Iron. 400; Texas Pacific, <.Ioo;
Union Pacific. 13o0; Western Union, 500:
Wheeling & Lake Erie. $50: Southern
Railroad. 3.1oo: do preferred. $500: United
States Cordage. 1850; silver certificates.
1900.
Flour-Receipts, 50 900; exports, 1000 bar
rels- Quiet and lower to sell on account
OF the break in wheat: winter patents.
b04so; winter straights. "a. 4o04. 50; Mn
nesota patents. sA7625.lO; do extras. ez.so
02So.
Wneat-Rsceipfs. l75.ooo: exports S.sN
bushels. SPOT weaker: No. / hard. CSC.
Options opened weak under disappo.nt-
ing cables and general unloading; rallied
sharply at noon on reported export buy
ing On the Pacific coast but collapsed
finally owing to 4 cable reporting only
IS. 900 deficiency In the Russian crops
this year; closed 1xQ1Mc net lower; No 2
red November, closed CSC: December.
seH 9SSxc, closed SO
Hops.
HopsSteady.
Wool.
WooAQulse.
xetroleun.
petroieuns-United closed. I'm 0ld,
Metals.
Pig Iron-Esrm; Southern. al. 2sei1. q:
Northern. t10l3.
Copper-Steady: exchange, Si19llN
Lead-Steady: domestic brokers'. nH;
exchange. $2S001M.
Tin-Quiss; Straits. el3913lo: plates,
steady.
Speiter-girm: domestic. e414lA.
CofYee-Options closed easy ana I'M
changed to Is points net decline; Novem-
Der. 1o1o11o lSc: December. s.901s 95c. Spot
coffee. Rio quiet. easier; No. Z. joboing.
uAc: invoice. 10s4c; mild. quiet.
sugar.
Sugar--Rnw. quiet; fair refining. 80
1-l6c: centrifugal. IS test, 7-1sc: refined.
irregular.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. OF
Local Improvement District No. IT, for
the Improvement OF Cherry Street from
First Avenue to Second Avenue under
ordinance Ne tss1 and hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment roll or Local Improvement pfsfrfcs
No. III CHERRY street from First Avenue
10 Second Avenue. under ordinances No
4~s2 has been reported BY the beard
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The Cold Reserve.

Washington City. Nov. H. rodsvss
statement of tho condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. s2c9. GO
ss4; gold reserve. $121. $40. 4sa The treasure
lost N,ioo In gold coin and $500 in bars.
which leaves the true amount of the re-
serve si22. GIG. 4s2. The net gain III gold TO.
day was $575 00o
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MARKETS AND TRADE.


EA1 Seree . Reaetion % HPeese
yraaia" D1ners Lively
FAILING on In wheat en Accent
q Adverse News Fren Esrspe-
Weei Firmly HELD, Largely at the
Figures Jsst Before the Eaeetien.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKER.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKEra

Portland. Nov. n.-wheat-walla Walla.
ssgsscs Valley. SGS3c per bushel
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MeoCSDEn STOCK SoTTcE-The fol
lowing described netteF placed IN the
city pound or November fS.S Will -
sold at rus'ltc auction - The highest Rid
der for cash in hand 20 pay cost OF i'm
pounding ant aEssrrissns. Monday. No
xesnher -. iNsa. at u o'clock a. ru at thu
front deor Of police heasisfnarsers cor
ner OF Frird street and TsSier wAy~
Ore red hesfer. : years cid
The owner 81 TIE sess s-sSssSsthess hesfer
being 20 me- uaknowa.
{. s REED,
Catey ox Police
Date 90 nrst publication. November :.
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~ ~ NviCE ExAMINATIoNS-No-
aefshy given in accordance with
ons OF section OF article XVI.
esty charter that examinations
held Ia the city hall for ali per-
seo nave filed applications fer no
N the CLASSIFIED civil service Of
2x OF Seattle. as mentioned below:
= ~ esrartment-Pasrolm and drsy-
cesemeer Is. fsgs
sssFArtfnent-Ail positions IN this
s4s eeaos that OF assistant CHIEF.
~ department Rock binder. stitch
Ssefk. November IS. lsss
OF buildings. hr,axea ana
~ q , las Of garbage seow. No
- asor-Al positions In the labor
Sv~.~ axsmen. carpenters
- ciacAsgt,hs. wagcnmakers.
iV- s3st drivers. tunnele q. xenerxi
g. November "a iSas
~ ss2 VIII Be examined In tina
~ a. IL IN the rules ard reet.-
~ NE commission. and in ~. -
u the position for which thsx
tsscss'ens for these exarfna,so-s
- s.ssssed later than psx aay. ptt,r
- spr.s \. sasa examination.
Ia sAf.oaat xsll receive postal no
49, esast time OF his exa r,ssss .sa,,
~ DIV - 'ss cists service commission
A. H. CROFT se>-..s