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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-13

France. west coast lie De Re. expert
mental boating light soutswsrd or Chau-
vesu lighthouse.
Gulf OF Bothni.. Sweden. Balso. light on
Gsshailan.
Gull OF Bo.hnsa. Sweden. Gefse bay north
crn approach. light On Edskokiuoo.
Italy. southeast coast Cotrons. light on
new mole
italy. west coast. rlvorno QseShcrns. ex-
hi5ition OF light on Veglaia hreskwatsr and
diseontinuance OF buoy.
Japan, Eonshu (Ngponl. west coast. Funa-
kswa anchorage, buoy marking sunksn
rock
Mediterranean sea, Turis. Bixert (Ben-
zertl. alterations IN lights,
Newfound south coast, Trepsssey
har5or entrance. whistling buoy OF PoNsis'a
head missing.
North Atlantic ocean. Bermuda Islands.
the Narrows. new shoals marked by buoys~
Oregon. Willamette river entrance. Light
ana fog nell on Niger Tom island.
South Pacific ocean. PhoSnIx Stands 20
sitions OF Hun and Canton islands, cur
rent.
Sweden. Skagerrak. Bohus hay, Strom-
stad northern approach leading lights On
Tango and Mtoiketangen.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rreadstuffs and Grains.


San Francisco, Jan. 1L-Flour-Family
extras, S6593.75; bakers extras. $s4aa3.S5:
superine. s.. 50I2.75 per barrel.
Wheat-Shipping. s105G1.06i4 for No. /.
si07Ia for choice; milling. sl12ikgL171e.
Barley-Feed, fair TO good. eSs. 47oc;
choice. 71Ac; brewing, 759S0c.
Oats-AIlling, 75e3s0c per GENITAL; Surprise.
95cGs1; fancy feed, S5Q90c; good to choice,
75QS5c: poor to fair. 65g70c; black. for seed.
s11Oq1So; gray. 751S5c per Genital.
Flour, quarter sacks, 500; 90 Oregon,
907S; wheat, centals, 5S,491; barley. centals.
Il, 90; oats. centals. 965; do oregon, $50;
beans. sacks, lis; rye, centals, 400: potatoes,
sacks. 2.40S; do Oregon, 3275; onions. sacks,
Ie5; do Oregon, 63l; bran, sacks, 1000; do
oregon. $3.50; Tniddlings. sacks. 8; hay, tons,
507; straw. tons. s: hides, number, 227; quick
silver. TASKS. 81; wine. gallons, 5000:
brandy. gallons, 400.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Middlings. $lSd21; bran, s135o4li
Hay-Wheat, sS9I250: wheat and oats.
s7.5Ol1l.50: alfalfa, SIqs; barley, S9
ESQ: clover. sSas; compressed, T.Dq11:
stock. s6Q7.5o: straw. S5g6oc per bundle.
Potatoes - Salinas Burbanks. 65G90c;
river Burbanks, 30Q40c: Oregon Burbanks.
45gzOc: river reds, 50Q60c; Early Rose. 20
Q60c: sweet potatoes. s2.25.
Vegetables-Onions, s0l90c for Califor-
MA; S5cQn TOR Oregon: cream squash. 20
G25c; tomatoes, 7GI0c; green peas. 4fp7c:
green peppers. 2S9 soc; carrots. 30gi0c; cab
bages, zoe: garlic, HzG5l3c; dried peppers.
sQ10c; asparagus, 10Gfl5c.
Fruit-Apples. No. ! grades, 6ocGSl: COM
mon. 50G60c: fancy. s.. .: Lady apples, 500
75c; do large boxes, slGI25: cranberries.
very few Offering; persimmons, 40G75c;
Mexican lines. S5.5086: California lem
ons. common. sGL25; do, good to choice,
s15oa2; do. fancy. 81. 5oa3; California or
anges. seedlings, s1d1.75; navels. 81. 50G2. 81;
japanese mandarins, siQL25; bananas,
sl25G2; pineapples, $250Q5.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 27G2se; sec
onds. 25926c; fancy dairy. 24925c; seconds,
2II23c.
Cheese-Fancy mild new cheese, 11G11zc:
fair 10 good, sd10c: Eastern. 12dl3izc.
Egg%Store. 29924c; ranch. 26G2sc; East
ern. 1SQgc: selected Eastern. 22Q25c.
Poultry-GohblerS. lN6IIfc per III: hens.
1Oallc: ROSTERS, young, s5G5.JO: do. old,
ssG4 -: broilers, small S3G3 81: do large,
s4Ra 80; hens, s4a5; ducks. s5.5l7650: geese,
81 5odl.75; pigeons. old, SlQL1252. do young.
81 25l3i.50
Game-Mailard ducks. sSG35o; teal. s1a59
80; sprig SL50T1. %: widgeon. s1e58l % +;
quail S5cIsi: gray geese. S272 %; rabbits,
75cGSl for bush: cottoptails. si4L25: hares,
81: English snipe, s20250; common snipe,
sl259l5o; honkers, s3g250; brant. Sl.258L50.
Wool.
wooI-Fau, short. trashy San Joaquin
plains, 3G5c; good San joaquin plains. "A
c.: southern and coast. 4f5c; mountain
woods, light and free. 6g7c: mountain
woods, defective and heavy, 536c; Hum
boIdt and Mendocino. s19c.
Hops.
Hops-496c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Stroug; May. tioS9s.
Rarley-\o trading.
Corn-S7i-c.
Bran-sIA
Financial.
Silver Bars ..... es7. Drafts. Sight Par
Nex. DoTrs .53tnG54 Drafts. Te!eg'h Par
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Live stock.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London, Jan. u.-Silver, 50 Slid. Con-
sols loss. Bullion into the Bank OF Eng
land. f251 coo.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Evening Posts
London cablegram says: The bonds ana
shares deposited here in pursuance OF .he
Reading organization scheme are said 10
exceed the expectations. In effect nearly
all the deferred income bonds known 20 he
held here have been deposited. while more
than the whole amount of shares supposed
TO be held on this side have been handed in.
The markets here today closed easier. The
mining settlements win begin on Monday.
Manchester, Jan. 12.-The trade is doing
a fair business in cloth. and since the new
year there has been large Indian demand.
but the limits are much complained OF. Ja-
comets and shirtings are mostly wanted.
A large number OF looms are still idle. The
home trade is gradually resuming after the
holiday season. The trade for every part
is fair. Buyers for South America are only
moderate. Yarns were firm. and many
spinners are well under orders, and others
are still working to stock Generally tho
feeling IS hopeful, providing politics are
not disturbing The German trade is good.
and spinners are wen engaged. making
large profits. The French consumption CT
cotton continues on fun scale.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool, Jan. u.-Wheat-Firm; de-
mand poor; No. red winter, IS 4d: No. 2
red spring, stocks exhausted; No. hard
Manitoba, IS 41ad; No. California, Is Cd.
Futures closed firm, with June unchanged
and other months IA higher; January, Is
sd; February, IS 81; March, IS 51ad;
April, IS 5.d; May, SIS Cd; June, So 6i.d.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed new.
IS 81. Futures closed firm; January Is sgd;
February, IS 3D. March, IS SD; April, IS
gid: May, 81 SID; June, IS SGD
Flour-Firn: demand poor: St Louis
fancy winter, rs Cd.
Hops.
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Tho Competition or Egyptian Cotton.
United States Consul General Panleld.
at Cairo, Egypt. calls attention 20 ths
rapid growth OF egypt as a competitor
with the United sta ses for the cotton mar
kets Of the world. 4. present kgypiIaD
cotton is sold = Alsxandria for cents
Per pound more than the price 81 AueTi-
can cotton. and owing % the superlority
OF the Egyptian proin--, IL 10 being pug
chased On quantities for export TO sse
United States. The sales, which ten years
ago amounted TO but AIS bales. have IT,
creased until from che best estimates IL 10
believed that during tbs year beg1LftLx
September /. Iss5. 10 loss tran 5000 tales
will bs shipped 20 the United States, ard
as these Egyptian bales ara 81 FER cert.
larger than the American, the exports 10
this country will really amount TO 1859
bales, according 10 orr standard Mr..
PanneId urges that efforts bs made by
our planters TO gV3w Tia Egsgtiaa lo19
s.Al4a cottaa
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TAe branch hydrogrsph'c Office, custom
ho,,ra Por. Townsend. will furnish on APP
rlt~stson, free of charge. fun Information
regarslng the following notices 20 mariners.
w:
ASriatic sea, Austro-HunE GuR cs
C5srrero. Port Arse. barbor light
As~iafle sea. A1lstr0-Hvngary, San An
srea 1Donzella) rock. intended alteration
IN enaracter OF Light
Brazil north coast. Canoc-n river en-
sxAlos. Lsa. exhibited
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--~r- OF SALE.-On the Ord day OF
W. fses. John NcReavy. % Union
gssgn county, Wasnin gton, en-
llsss 80 a certain agreement with the
te-e- -seHer Hardware Company, a cor
80 ard other OF his creditors men,
49, IN said agreement, touching the
rs.'sss,-ior q personal and real property
5000 in said agreement, for the
80 % applying the proceeds thereof
- payment OK the crecitors or the
q 'fofr AfcReavy. under which agree
-. f,eorze A. Sheppard was appointed
f--,sfee for the purpose OF carrying
s~--ls agreement; and thereafter tbs
80 Issn NcRsavy and his wife, under
~ ,srrns q said agreement, conveyed
g. ala George A. Sheppard certain
Y 900. described in said agreement.
- vr4ress az a meeting Of the cred
- - said joan McReavy, mentioned in
2 II sr-eerent. held in the city OF Se-
D - the 18th day OF December. 1885,
- - 10 SET the said real estate and all
60 property and real estate now in
1900 under the aforesaid agreement.
- - rrost advantageous terms.
80 notice IS hereby given that the SAID
-. Sheppard VIII up to March %,
y. seee.ve BIDS for said real IS tate, and
- jot Of personal property, consisting
:, ,r.es and accounts. eta list OF said
= ard personal property IS a the law
- of NJ. Gillian, room I'D Seat lie DOCK.
: - rgfv OF Seattle. King county, Wash
-. f0r the inspection Of proposed pur-
..-ssssrs-and viii sell the same for cash,
= ~efes with approved security. said
go. A. Sheppard rcserving the right TO
~ GEORGE A. SHEPPARD,
Trustee John McRsavy.
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FOR BREMERToN, U. 8 DRY DOCK,
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.
GEN. CANDY.
Leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
daily.
Leaves Seattle at $50 a. m. and $50
D. m except me second Sunday IN each
month. then mdA4ng one trip only, leay-
ing az 7 p. n. Leaves Sundays at a. m.
and p. m, touching at al intermediate
points.
Returning, leaves Sidney at e45 a m.
and I2 noon. leaves Charleston at Z a m.
and 1910 p. m. leaves Bremerton at us
a III. and 12.0 p. m. arriving at Seattle
at a. m and 2.l5 2. m
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IS. Is. March. l2 saGI3sa Spot cofree-Rio
quiet but steady: No. :. lac mid quiet but
steady Cor5oya. I7a1Sc.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. sssc:
centrifugal. IS test. SAC: refined steady
but quiet
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA.

STEAMER DELTA.
Leaves Harrington's dock, foot OF Wash
ington street. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday at O'clock a. m. for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Seabeck. Brennon. Holley
Dewatto, Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union City. Returns alternate days.
Fare. 50c TO all points.
A. c. U. BERRY. Agent
d. TROUTMAN. Master.
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.-.rrD PROPOSADS.-Sealed bids will
- lived until O'Clock p. n. Tnurs-
- January -. lsst, at the Office or the
s-sfs capitol commission at olympia,
sS.sbingt0u, FOR all labor and materials
--ire4 IN the erection and completion
tae new state capitol building at
Cvpp4a Washington, according 10 the
80 and specifications therefor. pre-
ss-ef b. Ernest tsagg, architect, now
ee Ia the Office OF the architect IN
- "a capitol building In Olympia,
wssalngion, and a.so at the office OF
80 architect at No. u Broad street.
as,,sntion Is called to section seven "a.
.sssfsr IL, page 49,. session laws OF 1893.
= ssrtion OF which section is as follows:
The performance OF every contract
a. be secured by bond to the state Of
rsshlngt0n Ia "A sum not less than one
s.lrsr Of the contract price, secured ~
10 I'll securities qualifying In double the
srOunt OF the bond, each OF whom shall
: 4 bona flde rcsident OF this state, said
srt 10 be conditioned for the faithful
s,rssrmance Of said contract
60 bid shall be accompanied by
sr..sr bond conditioned for the execution
-. faithful performance OF a contract In
ss-rraance with said bid II the same be
,sssplsd by the board" All payments TO
sastractOfs will be made In cash.
Raak FERNS for bids and OF the contract
A. sond which the successful bidder viii
Z. required 20 enter into are on file with
= BANS and specifications In the office
Il az architect. which contract and bond
- srccessful bidder viii be required to
efsrsis al once upon the acceptance OF
- "a
70 riFht f. reserved to reject any or all
- BIDS should be addressed to The
So Capitol Commission, Olympia, Wash
zstsn and envelopes should be marked
80 Tor New State Capitol Building"
fsak bonds and forms for bids will be
f.-rsssd 10 intending bidders upon appli-
air 70 the secretary OF the State capl-
/ o8nmissiou. Olympia, Washing ton.
lad Deccmocr 81. 1895.
J. II. -McGRAw,
JOHN =. FROST.
JOSEPH s. ALLEN,
CHARLES r. MUNDAY,
EDMUND RICE.
COrnnnfgsf onarS
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- 70 ELECTORs.-Soti-e is here
VIII ,haf the poll books OF the sew
y f..--srrss OF the city OF Seattle. for
ca Isl. are n0w In the ONCE OF the
- - in the city hall, and that the
81 60 cneu Cor the regis ration of
sac - r. Z. STEWART.
FstsrA City Clerk.
srs. publication, January II. lssA
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1915
a. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dungeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysht. CIallam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2.30 p m.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
$50 D. M: arrives Seattle alternate days
u. m.
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BUTTER.

Ranch ar5 Dairy Batter very scarce ard
bringing goo3 prices snip to Us. We pay
cash on arrival
No COMMISSION
JOHN 2. AGE.N. Sz9-s2 Western avenue.
cSrneE Ala-.9a street
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FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-FOUR round trips daily. except Sunday
"A one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, Seartle-TacomA
route, az follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY
TIME CARD
Single fare. 5ec: round trip, &c.
Leave seattie-7.s5. 1I5 a. m: 7:f5, Sis
p m
Leave Tacorna-a.5o a. NIL 40 8 D. n
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a. m, e m: .. n.
Leave Tacoua-s.3o a. m; 80 7.30 .. m
landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock, foot OF Ma
non street Seattle
SUNDAYS. steamers Flyer and State Of
Washing ton. fare Soc.
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent on term deposits. 4 per cent. on
ordinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The board of Trade.

Chicago, Jan. u.-wheat opened rather
stronger than IL closed. due 10 small ship
ments this week from Argentine, and an
advance CT I'D IN the price OF American
wheat ar Liverpool. in the face OF the de-
cline here on the day before But the de-
liverles in the Northwest were large, 6S4
cars against SIS cars the same day last
week, and the exports FOR the week from
both coasts were soout 81. coo bushels less
than the week before. There seemed 20 be
a growing suspicion that the war news has
been overworked. and buyers were cautious
about making investments. Some OF the
big operators were disposed 70 raid the mar
ket. and the price gradually yielded. The
local receipts were larger than expected,
end there is liberal estimate for Monday.
Judge Tuley's decision in favor OF the con-
tention OF the elevator proprietors that the
state warehouse commissioners had over
stepped their power IN licensing elevators
was said 10 have had some influence in pro-
ducing the heavy feeling In the market
which prevailed after the first few min
utes Of the session. May started AT from
$3.50 10 5Ssae. sold AT eoe; and then gradu-
ally down 10 5si445sssc near the close, and
the latest trading was 1T 59Ssc.
Corn opened firm. in sympathy with the
strength in wheat at the same time, but
was turned down again when wheat fell.
and the lowest quotations were being made
as the trading was drawing 10 a close.
Oats were slow and tended downward. In
sympathy with wheat and corn.
Provisions were inclined 10 seek lower
level after a rather firm start.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-59sse; May. 5sSsc.
Corn-January, s6isc; May, 2slST2Sssc.
Oats-January. 17l9c; May, lsssG2oc-
Pork-January, ss.4S; May. ss.s5
Lard-January, S. 42i4: May. s5.72
Rihs--January. s4.75; May, $iS-t3.
Rye-S5c-
Barley-237SS7c.
Flaxseed-S2ls 395o.
Timothy-S560.
Live stock.
Cattle-There was the usual Saturday
character. prices ruling steady at Fridays
decline. Cows and bulls sold AZ s.. 2Sd32 Is.
and prime calves at s650g6.75; feeders, sS.S5.
and scarce.
Hogs-There was a good demand at yes
terday's price. s3.55Gs-S0: desirable pigs
sold chiefly above $3.65
Sheep-Sales were made somewhat I'M
der the best prices OF the week: common 10
prime sheep, seGS.65; Westerns. sS.90aaS65:
yearlings. sS.S5q4Io. and lambs. $S50d4.75.
ceipts-Cattle loo. hogs 1900. sheep
5000.
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Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at a.
m. for Edmonds. Everett and Snohomish
river points. Landing at City dock, Sc
attic.
Tel Main 81. Owners and Managers.
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TTNE CApD
san JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot or Man street, Monday,
Wednesday AID Friday az ! a N. for
Now Whatcom. Returning. leaves New
Whatcorn Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day, at a. m
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT JAN. /:
North bound--Ieaves Seattle / a. m;
leaves Port Townsend T. m. leaves FRI
day Harbor 1870 a m; leaves Roche
Haroor II - .. m. arrives al New What
com go p. n
South bOund-Leaves New Whatccm a.
m. leaves Roche EarbOr 10 a. m: lea YES
Friday Harhor Il "a m: leaves Port
Townsend p. m. arrives al Seattle 7:45
y. m.
J. r. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly,
Bcgardus * Co, agents, City dock.
Telephone, Main g.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

.-r-r RATrsf CUT RATES!
srATrL.E-TACOMA ROUTE
STEAMER CRICKET
Wits three round ,r.ps daily. as follows:
.,-es Taeouaa TO a. m. l. m and 80
:, y. leaves Seattle $40 a. n, Els ,. n.
ard 7l5 p N.
s,~raav Fx-ursfonS-T.save Tacoma SO
= ~ ana 10 ? n: leaVc Seattle i a. m
sd s,s3 p. m. Fare .
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, Jan. u-Wheat-VaLey, SIC
Walla Waua, SIC per bushel.
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Total sales.

- total sales % stocks today we're To-
shares. including: American Sugar.
, American Tobacco. s. 90; Bur.ing-
90. Chicago Gas. 27o; Louisville &
hyi,ge 4sN. Rock Island. $50. St.
4. $50. L. :. Leather preferred. $40.
Flour
-c,.--Rseeipts. = 90 barrels: exports.
> barrels. Market guiet ana easter
rosetta patents, s. = 13-so
yYheag.
sea,-Exports. 81 so bushels: sales.
% bushels Spot eui.. No. rel. g7I3
No. / hard. 7oc delivered. Options
I'D n~msr on Some war rumors. liberal
xiv exports from both coasts. higher
IS ana foreign buying But aftsrwsrd
81 weaker under small clearanCes. To-
srring wheat receipts and offerings
.-aire~s. ana c.osed unchanged 70 10
y; January closed gs3zc5 AAy closed
Hops.
Wool.
-ool-Stesty.
Petroleum
s-ro,suu,-steasy; closed $40.
Metals
3 fron--Weak-
-rDer-Weak-
ad-Stez1y.
a p.Ates-l2L5e-.
Coffee.
nee-Ostions csosei steady AZ a net
4ncs sc l-s2 ss-2lss January. S-@-H1ss
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STEAMERS.

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
rEAMsHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and victoria. p. c.
,sgn w ". Tacoma -..l1lolArI :oopm
.i.sn w p Pt. townsend Sl's Is ArIl2:oo N
80 Ar.iio Victoria -. Mlyl s9oam
~s except Sunday.
Us steamer furnishes rrst-clsss &C:
s-.l9iatons carrying both freight ana
k.,.sefS. and leaves from fesler wharf,
fF rates. etc. inquire OF ,-,,s
Yesler Wharf, Seattle.
I. A NADEAU,
General Agent y. =. II. r.. Seattle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. / club, SIC: blue stem. SIC. Weak.
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rsEAsURER'S NOTICE.-As provided In
sscii0n ~. revenue laws OF 1896. hereby
s8s notice that the tax books for the
Ysaf is95 have been turned over 10 me
AZ the collection OF taxes thereon. on
aai after the second Monday OF Janu-
a. iH6.
Dated this eth dav OF January. 1885,
JOHN w MAPLE,
County Treasurer.
b. p. p. PADDEN. Deputy.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block Seattle, Wash
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. President
arthur A Denny ...-....-.--.N vice PRESIDENT
John Leary Second Vice President
James X. Hayden. Manager, Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank l. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwa oacher, John Collins,
K. c. NeufeIder. J. T. Greenleaf.
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III VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
'sa1er Utopia J. A . Brsen. Master.
leaves Tacoma. y noon. Seattle Yesler's
se.ts 2 m. Mondays and THURSDAYS
- f.rt Townsend. Anacortes. rairhaven,
~ Mnstcofn. Blaine and Friday Harbor,
- - NsncouveT. arriving NancouVer =. n.
ksoviag d.v.
AZ &c Blaine 3: fare 20 Vancouver. 8,
80 further information apply TO Yesler's
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L. & 3. LINE-SKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
WEEKLY TINE CARD

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Seattle-Jan- l3 at 12 midnight:
Jan. Is AT u midnight; Jan. II at u mid
night. Leaves Mount Nernon-Jan. Is at
a. m: Jan, IL at a. m; Jan. 19 at a m.
Calling at Tulalip going south Sunday and
north Tuesday.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Seattle-Jan. II at y midnight:
Jan. IA at IL midnight: Jan. l6 at u mid
night: Jan. IS at u midnight. Leaves
Mount Nernon--Jan. Il at a. m Jan. Is
at a m; jan Is at Z a. m; Jan. % at 7
a. n. Calling at EdmOnds. Richmond,
Stanwood. Fir. Skagit City, Mount Vernon
and Avon.
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SAAGIr RIVER ROUTE
STA ht-R "a * MERWIN
A. a. a. 80. tts..er ~a4-f t5r Skag.t RIVER
A. 10. TUESDAY AND
-aSAsDA1 ~ - u
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at s n. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at ! a. M January 3, s,
10 Is. .. Is
For Alaska-Jauuary and IS
Prom San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at a. m. January 5.
10 Is. ~. p. D..
Tickets may be obtained Mt the office OF
IN. company at Ocean dock, Seattle
GOODAII4. PERKINS K co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
] F. TROWBRIDGE. +. 5. Supt
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s-iNPfA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
WHEY Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MILTNONAH.
DAILY TINE CARD
AeaFc- Arrive.
80 a.. ~ a RI Tacoma at. s.T0am
- ei.-ll - a m seattle at...i2Np m
r-e a.. ~ . ~ Tacoma at. 800 p m
''--la A.. as 9 n Olympia at. 6.G , n
ClrN or ABERDEEN.
DAILY except sunday.
49,, leave Arrive.
49, .--... 80 ~ Tacoma .-.. a2Na u
6s-a -....ll 9. n Olympia go. % . m
So .--. 80 o ~ racoms ....- $50 ? "a
- ....- SD 4 O. Seattle ...... 7:S3 D m
- aelee zen Seattle anf Tacoma. 5
~ ~. az Seattle. city dock. foot
10y bQsiAEpCS & co. Agents.
Ca. - Dock. Telephone. Main s..
AZ l. Whey. Manager.