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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

John rodhregan. native 81 Austr4.
was yesterday admitted 10 citizenship by
Judge Osborn
Judge Osborn yesterday. 80 IRE case -
Thomas Carstens VS. w z Holder ard
wife gave Judgment FOR plaintiff IN the
s4n % ssissS
Judge Osborn Yesterday set - hearing
% The case % rslzahath rianchar ~ al
VS.. Josie Williams. for restitution % prem
.ses. fer Thursday. October =.
IN TIE case ~ Al0nxo Hull W. q. A.
Efu % al a decree ~ favor % pialnsfy n
ira sum % s. s. 81 ara ssa attorneys se~s
MAS signed ey Judge Langley yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were -
ssFei Yesterday; John z Gabriel. a. san
~sncs<co ana r4otta ". Cow. ~ Seattle.
William r. fang1oa. and I2a {. West. Ok
Seattle.
rssra Osborn Yesterday gave hssxment
IN favor % the Minneapolis Millinery Com
peav ard against Catherine Gallagher.
IN IRE srn OF ssSs2a. Tor goods sold and
delivered
An order confirming sale was made yes
sersisy IN TIE case - Matthias II. A--nt vs.
Victor p VsessuthA ard othsrs Th@
property so}s consisted of tea acres n
Mason county.
Tire hearing 90 re aH1esl - John anf
lanes Mccain. convicted - re murder
o. Issssrh Cicero w1s1 - heard IN - sa2-
irene cssssrf on O.ss}ses - TIE defend
arts are confident cass thpy Will W. al %
10 secure A new trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
IN A TANGLED CONDITION.


Judge Langley was very buay yesterday
STRENGTHENING out the tangled AFFAIRS c.
the Allen Printing Company.
According TO the testimony. the Allen
Printing Company On January II. 1895.
gave the Richmond Paper Company 4 bill
OF sale o. certain warrants OF its ac-
counts due. and % its ONCE The bill Of
sale xas not put on record and notice was
not given to all the other creditors Shortly
thereafter Frank Hemen Brought suit 10
that II was fraudulent and made the Rich
mond Paper Company a preferred cre<ii-
tor. He also alleged that the firm was
fnsolvent at the time Il gave the bill OF
sale: that II owed about s. 1o 10 other
parties. Under this showing receiver 1as
appointed. The Richmond Paper Com
pany held a mortgage on rhe plant for
81 .G4E, which has since been forceiosed.
The receiver fled a report showing ths.
he had collected $50. The Richmond
Paper Company eonr.nd~d that this
amount should be paid 20 IL. a. u held
bill OF sale OF the accounts. The attor-
neys for Hemen eoateniei that the sum
should be applied 10 his account The
court dec!ied thai as much OF the money
collected By the receiver as II could be
Company during the time Il operated the
ossfce-from the middle Of January. 1895.
Till the middle of JGne-shouid be paid 70
Il. The remainder Is TO be divided up
among the other creditors. The warrants
were awarded TO the Richmond Paper
Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
A Judgment for $50 900.

Tn the suit Of David Graham Va. l. s.
J. Hunt AMI others Judgment was rendered
by Judge Langley In favor % plaintiff IN
the sum Of fz1feo. On April p. iSeo. a note
was given 10 David Graham for $4,000. In
part payment for a lot q land. This
note was payable in two years from IFS
date. AMI IL bore interest az the rate of
psr cent per snnuu. The note was ex-
tend ed at the end OF the two years. on
April -. 1Ssa. for one year. and the IN
teress rata was raised from 20 per cent
On April -. 1888. the note was again ex-
tended for a year. similar action was
taken IN 1891. For ISIS the Interest vas
not paid judgment was given against
plaintiff FOR seoea ana for interest on
81. so from ArriI -. iS9s; also for attor-
neys' fees, costs. etc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
REEA TTtEs.

r.. BODY q, gsesea~a Waa3er. wAc was
Killed nv AYfres Tho-1as n a ssasetas az
fray Sent err esr II last Eas buried YeSser-
<sav IN t3xwarnssh cemetery
An trsqaest viii ~ held rs -aevrtng 81
:. m ,scserk a. Estte~sssrtA,s sl55sEcytsaS -
rccues. on the r-Fns;ns u - n1ar killed
a. H3s.k RIVER Junction Saturday y
Northern Pactfs train
TIE remains 81 George ~. NeEs-a-r,er.
second ASSISTANT engineer On the Un4get
s*afas rev@nsss csstter 6rasL wers sent
= Rafvssssre y J. last asgAt toT latsr-
rsert TIE remains were assent r2sess ~
George {. peRezznar. f2sser q TIE de-
axs3.
Glasses g sV,cal music ard p6ys4cA1 cGi-
.0~e w. oven ~ tss fos3nE NeEaen $
Christian ASsS>tstssn rooms. Is T'Fss~s az
srua. nssr xaE 81 - . cs>ck- TIE claSs =
n5ala xt&sty ws1 ao4G - aEsf session ca
"Wednesday evening a. -
y " stewart. a youc< uzsE Who sAys
sAaf Pc knows Sno~s gSoE@ "a thls cay
w@s licked I'D IN ths cfty saE EaSt rsgat ~
"a ss~nsr.&m B@rbee CT ere er2rge ~ r~st.t
f.r--m~ Stewart Ssass ere >ssce Fro-u -
f4a~~es ~ store or - asafas-eaa street. and
when chased took kEifs AID ess< ne ss1oe
30 e8e1eS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
NO ACTION YET.
The Board of Health Puts Oh the
school Closing Question.

There was a hitch yesterday afternoon
.n the plans Of the board OF health relative
30 closing the Mercer. Minor. Denny and
Cotu abba schools on account OF alleged
defective sanitary arrangements TIE
meeting was called az $50 O'Clock. and
promptly on time Dr. s. J. Holmes and DR..
George n Horton appeared DIR. Holmes
was IN good spirits and smoked me
cigar. Dr.. Horton was smiling. and looked
as z Re had j1st come out OF aandbox.
with his nsw sui, OK c.othss and button
hole bouquet.
Health Officer Palmer said that Press-
dent Russell had been called TO a patient
on Fifteenth avenue. but would be az the
meeting as soon as possible. PLUMBING
Inspector Swyney came IN. He looked
fresh as daisy. Notwithstanding the
turning over President Churchill. OF the
board Of education. gave Inn a few days
ago. Swyney sad that he had frst
thought OF answering the letter" but
had concluded II was not worth while. He
told the members OF the board that Il was
true he al some Of the plumbing In the
Central school, but not that OF which he
was complaining. lie said he was wiling
70 have h.s work inspected President
Russell did not show W a. SIS o'clock, so
the board adjourned without specify ag
any date for the next meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.


The arrest OF Charles Nelson. who was
discovered sn Charles Truax' residence.
corner ct Nad.son street and Fifth ava
rue. Sunday evening oy II. r Raymond.
has resulted IN developments that lead
Chfef OF Pellce Reed - tn.nk an Inror-
tAnt capture has BEEN made Already TWO
htsrEta~aas otherwise than those men,
toned ~ the ToSt-Tntsilgsncer yesterday
morning have been traced % him. and
there ts reason 20 believe that he IS re-
sronsgbie for many OF the eases reported
during she past swo weeks
Under cress-sxsH ainsrtou Nelson sad
that he lived az ne Palmer house. IL room
= Chsef Reed sent officers 70 Investigate.
TAey found out that the story vas true
ard tha; 20 had stolen goods 81 hiss room.
50 far the only rhiugs Identified are an
alarm clock ard a dime savings bank that
were ssolen s-oEa sne home OF Edward
Towrnan, a. pa Ais.ne street. Another
bnnch ~ KEYS were found. In avs years
work aale police aaxe not gasaere6 IN an
csher lot CT keys equal IN number or va
r1asv % that carried by Nelson
Tae police learned from th@ ssn6laGy OF
the house that Nelson had lived there TWO
weeks. ard shat ~ xas IN ne hAnit ~ "a
naming away frora rs room untti vs-y
late one nlght re id not Gene n az al
rrsur. against bars.arsss. ro- psrt1cu-
fars see Coed = IN. EaSeT & FSsssu, n Hal
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
WORK OF THE Y. ". c. A.


socfztfon-The Sunday Meeffngs.
The extension and supervision OF the T.
NJ c. A. work IN the Pacific Northwest.
comprising Washington. Oregon, Idaho
and British Columbia, Is entrusted TO an
executive committee. This committee -
composed Of q business and professional
men located IN the different cities In The
Pacific Northwest Each year an annual
convention Is held for the Transaction OF
business ard planning for an enlarged
work. The convention this year was held
the FIRST week !E October AZ OREGON City,
Or Notwithstanding the great political
excitement. nearly 10 delegates came to-
getner for the annual meeting and very
successful gathering was held for three
days The reports given al the conven-
t.c1 from the = city. college and railroad
associations showed marked progress dur
Ing the year In spite OF rhs financial de-
pressSon, but TO aSsoc1a 4.on in She fed
vas able 10 make such a satisfactory re-
pert as the Seattle associz Ton. James A.
purnne.t. wno has Just entered UPON his
seventh years service as the travelling
secretary for the executive committee,
arrived IN the city Saturday In time 10
witness the report Of the great member
snip contest Of the Longs" and Shorts"
and ne said II Is the most successful MEM
5ersn.p canvass he has ever seen. and es-
pecsalIy so when enc considers the limo
ne canvass Is being made. Dir. DuTnmetc
reports that The Seattle association s far
IA me Lead OF al the associations in his
Held and he IS under che impression tina.
WIN the direction 81 Secretary Swift and
DIrector Green the Seattle association VIII
nave the largest membership and do ths
oest work or any association on the Pa
e41ic coast.
The mems gospel meeting, conducted by
Inc ASSOCIATION a. the building on FIRST
avenue - rapidly becoming a power IN
tnr-stan work IN this city Much time,
eHort and expense are gwen 70 this work
and eacn Sunday az ocsock the young
Hlen from all parts OF the city gather and
ENJOY this. since the addresses are al
ways spirited and many are aided in COM
faenc-ng better life. There IS no can't TO
paese meetings; IL IS business from star.
10 nn1sh- The assocla ton is organized for
the sole purpose Of making men better.
ana % that end the gospel meeting is con-
quoted. The Euterpean quarsette, assisted
oy Prof Short, conducts the singing. and
one OF the members leads the services.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
Fierce battle I'm the Street.

Japan id up Italy yesterday morning in
the Tenderioin. and italy had double ia
pans force az that. Italy was psddbng
yege tables, and Japan was a prosperity =
purchaser. During he negotiations a dr.
ference OF opinion aroee. and It terminate
in a pitched battle. Japan was scoring
hard when Italy was reinforced by an un-
cerstudy vegetable man. The battle ragged
wildly around the car and in the gutter
ard Japan was getting the best OF the bat
tie. when tie United States. IN the form oc
a policeman. showed Up. and ran the gang
IN for fighting. Italy was represented by
August Frank and John Fernet: Japan
by x Mor4moto
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

y, ksari. aga afty-slx years. les al ths
Seattle general HOSPITAL suffering from a
broken leg an. a general shaking m -
eetveG tn fan from a building vaxter-
day afternoon az the corner OF Howell
street a13 Ninth awenue Earl Wa. paint
'aE s roof ard lest BIS footing and fell
e the ground. distance or afte~n feet
us right Lex was BROKEN near his hip
ard Re was SaS5Iy shaken I'D. He vas
rernovei = TIE Seattle general hospital N
shs patrol wagon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
HAWKING Feelings Were Hurt.

BENJAMIN Hawkins a sailor. VIII have
70 stand trial in the United States district
court for con snued d.sobsdience 20 J. W.
Todd. master OF the schooner s.. Law
renee. A preliminary examination was
held yesterday before United States Com
missioner Emery. and at the close OF the
evidence the commissioner fixed Hawkins
bonds a ssa. Although hawkins cid no:
have bo1dSmen ready he had no trouble
IA securing them The trouble between
Hawkins and the master % the St Law
renee had ia star, when the master took
tina wheel away from Hawkins during
rough weather
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
Receivers Final Report.

The final report OF the receiver OF the
Seattle National bank building was yes
se~day confirmed By Judge Langley. TIE
later report. supplemental 20 the anal re-
port was also received. bgt action thereon
"a postponed. The settlement made by TIE
receiver with Jsnne- e. Legs IL approved:
the balance OF cash remaining on hand
after the payment o. the amount allowed
Hastings & Stsiu1an Il 20 be paid TO the
Gordon Hardware Co. Whittier. Fuller &
Co. the Seattle National bank and II W.
vieie. An order rxing the compensation
OF the receiver a sss1 vas also signed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
DIR. ken9rtek Under Arrest.

Frank ken6rtck was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Capt Hogle 70 answer the
charge or aSsaulsing Edward Olson with
cane September - Olson appeared Al
police headquarters with Blood all over his
face. When be had been washed up il was
discovered that the side OF his face had
been badly cut. He said that Kend-fck
had attacked him without provocat.on.
The police say that Eenirsck Il
always looking for trouble u hen ne is
drinking IL Is the same man that cans
near beng burned 70 ceat-- AZ Latona sew
srsl months ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
Black Dress Goods.

We are now showing Al our Black
Dress Goods Department sEe choicest
styles OF AGtuma and Winter Rack
Dress Fairies 20 ae fouGa n European
and American markets. Amanx the
new weaves are the following. T'rteze<,
Canvas. Brocaaea Afohasr Novelties.
yelours. vicanas, Zl6elines aud Chew
sos Novelties
ss-Enca Ail-Wooi Iohair Novelties,
Sec
<s-irch All-Wocl Crepe Mohat-. Tsc.
4s-inch Matalssse Cloth. extra heavy.
Ec
Wool Novelties. SIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

SrS. william Nezai@-hswe- - +stx
city. received wort Yesterday - - zae,h
@ her brother Herman Fgs0ha- q. s.
F~ancisce, Sunday afternoon. oc.ohsa- u
s-o-, heart disease. NJ F7s-Nr- vas =
rastva - Germany He lived n "a
CUtte-' Sta,~s fo- talr-y years. he was
rpssds-1, 90 SsattI- f. IN eav- ~nsr -
vAs = s11a-9 place an vas weg k-own
~ tSs osE settlers
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gos ready 20 60 she discovered that sae
purse zzs missing. Suspicion <eal upon
Charlie Carver, young boy wf1o collects
clothes for ne House OF Sts Good Sa@p-
herd. Detective Cor5ert found the BOY
on TIE street and asked him what aa had
dane With ne m0rey. Es replied that 70
had spsnG & or sf-5e a-s3 secreteI ne re-
Eaair5s- ta the ground - the garner OF
Broad way and Madison street. Tie mercy
was recovered. and as the owner was ROT
DESTROYS Of prosecuting. and the boy ~as
already n the House OF me Good Shsp-
herd. TIE case vas Dire ped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

IrF'ns Nsoncis BOY vel known about
tcEn. PAD a s. Sne - The nlrs-,ss-s-,sl ~s,,-.
yesterday &C. The privilege o. thrashfrr
Charles long. another boy Nichols vas
waking along r'1s street With a younr
lsay. when sor1e boys con- nenc~4 making
remarks NcAcis went back ana Accord
t-E 20 the story current among re- news
boys. gave three CT The funny fellows
seVsr~ ls@soa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

I,onSon. Oct IA Berlin sisoarrh IN
the Times says the usually well-lnforrned
Senies-sche Zettung reports the German
government medStates sending a mission
10 endeavo- 70 secure a tract OF territory
ca the east coast of China 20 enable Ger
many 10 snare in the industrial and COM
nercial development Of China
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WILL RE BROUGHT BACK.
Chief Reed starts fer San Francisco
This Morning Nfter MllIrr.


John Herman Miller ~ - brought
Sack frarn san Francisco e4zser - marry
MEG OVER ~ Ssara ira sor setuetSon.
CAief % Pzsfce Read has a tax wt1n
Hay-or vcot yesterday &soaf TIE >aee
ar.s ~ mayer .as3 tHEt - wzs Eiz4 ire
police had persisted - ssa.owtnE ia
yourw ran unefl ~ Vas b~h I'd TIE ca~s
TIE fruere1~e o. tEe Tco- gsri IS We =
!sxt-a.es BY -hs -~psv sss Iass - -.
eAsef wAgn - telt Der thai ;; might - a
esrs4,u1t nsatt@r % srsnw Miller back from
sa1 F~znctscn. oStrx - the exrerSa
y Save 81 So sat@. ~snt next wneek
~ have s. more : ~ give tAe| al I
have. wAns r n - e5En- sarx and rrz~-
~ re- - ~ eess 70: wRss 20 I've w4te
r. ths1. ,. csn 20 &Ssy"
Tsstsc-fve (>-5laee. Css.es E~~s5 srs Pcs
scn,Gux Assorasv Haste were busy yss-
tersaF @1sh tN@ -xera6ssIsa >sr~-x Al
waS ~xAs - IN wa81 shsne asst s~srsrx
a76 thrs morning CAsss Reed 81 cave
To- San F>~anc.SNa - nrir< hark ME3er.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20
New Millinery.

We are showing a superb stock OF
high grade Millinery at moderate
prices. Pattern Hats from the leading
Paris and New York msiliners. uatrin-
med Hats IN every ssyss, shape and
color. Trimmings Of every description.
Fancy aad ostrich Feathers. Aig.ettss.
Birds Wings. etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

100 pieces Outing F9annels IN Light
and dark cciors. regular price &c. eur
price Sc per yard.
SO pieces good quality OF Dress PrsntDs
desirable patterns. same quality ~ you
usually pay 6ssc TOR, our price - p4e
yard.
Is pieces Apron Checked Bingham
splendid quality. at Sc per yard.
100 pieces Bleachcd and Unbleache0
Muslin. good cloth and fun yard vida
&C per yard.
Atwood Scarlet and Navy Twil10o
riannels. good quality. DC per yard.
Scotch Tennis rlannels. unshrinkaDlo
and warranted fast colors. At sc peg
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

When a searching chemical analysis Of
whisky fails to detect the presence OF s,issL
OIL such whisky IS said to be pure The
famous old Jesse Moore IS pure and whole
some. Moore. Hun. & Co., sole agents for
the Pacific Coast
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veassa .E-.H ccsf. 6sueis screersSt. -
sfxs~~. az sNe sas*s Price, - uecre ecc-
r~--sscal % ase tAxn ~eCt. gives Tar rzsve
heat ans leveiv ere - So ~. Nsr-
sA.nts' p-i1Ssry c.. sel Psxe -. Awe~ss
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Bres king Into Freight r~

justice g re Psa1z @clwxsu sx.~sss 4.
warrant s4st evening caarssnx Jenu Sr-f,A
&1e George Ines w.tA Aa~xss~x r 4.
e-s-sc ibat y y Sorss re So-~a~~n
fAsa1e s-ee.a. e1sca~ ara rs scr X J
1cn@s. ea1Sar re rssn Ia "a al ~ break
Ing tat0 a lsa1e4 srsa<at car.
Las pesAss rsce-TsSl Information y@~te~-
62y tHst fezz-s~en frSza7s lad arrived n
as 10y n a8s tresat car
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OyercoatS and listers.

The only differences between c0r
Overcoats ard made to order gaEnsnfo
- IN The price. Our scods are maze
nv skilled workmen. nashionahly cut
iron, the best fabrics. of durasa~ cesog.
ing and even texture Prices range
form SIS 60 IS.
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HIS FAMILY GONE.


ChfIdPen te Dig Geld In the Va
ken-He Heard Nothing From
TAea, and Returns To Find Htsn-
self Deserted Ruses ad-A
Former Sweetheart of Mrs. Ross.
Supposed 10 Have Been Ship
wrecked, Turns %, aid the
Rest 2.
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- - Fraaee< vsEsns&t,
ssra3ssss@ sspt4es&e- G,0ssss zatta- fr~sN-
81 E.rs1 axszza, -. w. Se-. Ce.G-Z9-z.
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]. y. Wood. OF Beaver Canyon, Idaho.
has focks aggregat ting 1900 sheep.
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TO CtRE Cof4p N ONE DAY
-sas LAXATIVE E~orne SGsnsre TAe1
All druggists ressnd TIE rsoa-v Il 4 fsgls
20 cure. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

- county commissioners met yesser-
- "a exed the tax levy for 1855 az Is IS
- o. al. property within the city nra-
-. me rate on al property n the county
100 az cities. and not included n
s.s.-s ssxsrict specials. h e nilia-
~ "a = for 49, on properly in the coun-
- IA 50 nssils- This year T. 10 IA mills
- The levy IA scaoo. district No.
~ year was 10 mills The following
mary Shows how the levy II appor-
1bnsd:
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se.s and worssedA These suits havo =
tailored elegance. shapo-hoadin9
ouaiIsy and an artistic finish They
range in price from SIS - SIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-20

- % King cc1n-y shss she s-so--r. q.
money required for the supper ~ r-,,-1-
10 n,on scnooas In said dtstri.t 10 a. fosloxs:
for sises. buiESnxs and ssr..ssnr.
rE1t12 -..-.. 40
For tntsrsss % bonas .-..... = -,
Tt b therefore orders. $50 he re -
ssxauon for the fiscal year Esresrs,rs
snnrs~ss =. sna ssT TIE purpose heretofore
suD5ect hersso. AZ shown by -. .x sS~s-
ms1s roll % King coun.y fe,- re -sx.- ~
nc ne sane Is hereby cxel a. fol-
b0Ws. viz
- generai county purposes. GA al
property In the county - 80
<or county bond fzzre-%~t .x.rro~az
% al property Ia tae coanxg &c,
W &eh@fsl state purposes. OF al.
properly IN The county $50. s.oE1
purooses. on all properly IL sks
county ........-. - .sne
For niliszry purposes. OF al pxo,,-
~@FlS u tie county ....-.....-.-... 1g6
For general school purposes fssate3.
on a. properly In tf1e county :. stss
or soldiers. relief purposes. On ali
Efooerty In the county ........-.. mo
Fer road and bri3gs purposes on
all properly n ne county -. $40
<o- coss OF condemnation araa aD-
psoprs4ltoB. eeooErs CO govern
Hseal canal % connect Puget
soan1 a. Salmon bay With Lakes
Gnfon AID Washfxzto-s. on all
property in the county ... 5ro
For city Of Seattle school district
No !. on al properly within the
boundaries % the cry % SAaesie ego
And k In further ordered xnas a road
fsoil max OF 81 or ali male Inhabitants 81
the county over e years OF age and under
80 years cs age, residing ouistss Of tire
limits OF rhe incorporated cities e11
towns fanlsss exempt by Iaw1. bs ard the
same - hereby l@Fs~ts as provided In Sec
sicE =. chapter Xix. page st. sessions
laws Of the state OF Washington FOR Ehs
year feZ
Done this 18Th Day OF October. A. d.
I'D
FRED GAHCE.
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w ~. HEATcS.
Constituting the Board ~ Csunsy Con-
u.Issloners OF King County. State o,
Washington
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