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The morning times., 1896-05-02
SPRElD OF cONTAGIOA
Draft of a Bill On the Subject
Referred to Congress.
PRESENT LAWS DEFECTIVE

Health Officer woodward Says the
Act Now in Force Gives Authority
Only When the District Is Threat
ened with an Epidemic--Attorney
Thomas Indorses the Measure.
The morning times., 1896-05-02
41-2c. TO-DAY.

Ono thousa nd cans OF POUIed II-dIn
and Tongue-this goods IS the cele-
hrated Fairhank Canning Company'S
pack OF Chicago and every can IS
supplied with key weguaran-
tee every can. Our usual price IS
10 cents per can, and we VIII limit
the quantity TO each purchaser TO
one dozen We have just received an
other shipment Of those small Scotch
Smoked Herring for this week ks
trade. and wen sell them at our
Sncotal-2M CENTS per hnX-prlce.
The morning times., 1896-05-02
Sc. TODAY.

Fifteen hundred pounds Of Best
Large Bright White Ring Eyapo-
rated California Apples go tomor-
row for cents per pound. This is
just half their usual value, and
they're The largest, brightest stock
we've had this season-see window
display. Henderson's Wild Cherry
Sc. bottle.
We have a good bargain for you
also in ], 900 pounds or Fine Mixed
Candy at 3 cents per pound. and
500 pounds Of Best Mixed Nuts for
8 cents-they are principally al
monds and large English walnuts.
The Best Soft Shell Almonds, 10
cents tDlay
The morning times., 1896-05-02

T77T. S455.
These four lines of Suits would sur
prise the oldest inhabitant and make
him doubt his senses OF sight and bear-
ing Among them is a lot of Harris
Cashmere Suits. strictly aIl-wOol. The
MUST applies to them as We'll They
float in the same boat at
GE nO
The morning times., 1896-05-02
CHEESE, &c.

Today we make a Cheese Sale
that means we're going to sell IL
'waydOwn-goingt to lose some money
on il, hut we must have the cash, and
so il goes at &, 10 and II cents to-
The morning times., 1896-05-02
CSC. TODAY.

100 6-pomd Pails of Preserves and
JelIies go today for 35 cents per
pail-also u few earthern Gro cks OF
Preserves. with lid and pail, for 20
cents each-we're going TO clear
them, and quick at this price.
The morning times., 1896-05-02
fc. TODAY.

1000 Odozen Best Nearby Fresh Laid
Eggs for II cents per dozen-every
egg guaranteed.
/ 900 Cans Best California Cra W
ford Peaches. in heavy syrup, 13
1aptS pan today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

raxana. sunA T4-Msf Wilson, "a an
engagement With the Spanish troops near
Santiago &c csss1a. wss seriously wounded.
Bs Is AZ snssrgent leader ana Is believed
70 he an American.
RaularNngA. ths ins9rssst leader. with a
number 20 followers. attacked the forts o,
San Antonio. in this provinces. He was
repiisesf. bat IN the meantime another
force ~ insurgents burned ths town. de-
stroytax ninsty-flye houses
A aispnteh fregn Santiago Sc Cuba an
nouuees that 4 prominent merchant OF
that place named Emilio Bzcardo. has
been smprisonea there. lie VAS arrested
eharEea with eunsglring against ths gov
ernmsnr.
Fi;xhuxh Lee have attracted some stten-
fien - not ths orgaB % Capt. Ger. wey.
Isr. BAT = observation-disclosures news
narer Mr. Wllia-s. the former United
States eonsui general here took leave os
the captain general today and starts for
the United States tonight on re vfzt-
lance The Asrgsis % fsinar del Rfo. vice
presg8enf q ;ha Conservative PARTY ara
a wealthy manufacture % Cuhansx. safis
or the same steamship.
Madrid. June IA dispatch from IA
vana says Cahan papers are protesting
against ths contact Of the American con-
stl az Casteaas. island % Cuha. fr taxing
eranish soldiers testimony 81 an snanirv
Tha shove dispatch does nos sgree --ith
esblA dispatches 90 the Associated Press
from Havana, which announce that ga.
lnsAi press % Csrfenas. province % Ma
tauKas fs protesting against TIRE ~ou8urr
80 the American esn~ssisr srsnf fhsre. ~ no
Is chaFEs1 ~ ihs Spanish with allowing
fsIss witnesses 70 the eTeet shat fhe sav-
eminent treaFs recently burned th- rlan-
tatIar 81 ar American
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

Thz.~r-- Tzre T-sr>-zzI-5rs-e rsa
cs-ursxssore- Ora Exers z=@ SAFE Treas
xr-- Eersz. - ire stzts 1Esn es-rzzxsson.
arrived zs~e vea-er1zg af-e--ocr z-1 we-r
Oh 20 TIE s21zn ssrx C t1e ESeEx2cx to
zsv % rssw PROPOSED sStes <or re "a ten
cry 20 - located szyoz so--< stream srE5-
usa-y % P2ze< s0sn1- T1-y hare 1o- re-
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13<er b. vi 20 shs-e sro-z asrs an4
thence % Fze sroksorLsn- Trs zxzrrse. q
To- EooxzzEk % B-z-ts1 rz-exz- 81 eS-
r<czssfT 20 TIE Fraser river. - Eszsr1s1 5y
saEe as az eossctso- - = IS hatchery
site. bEr SO nes-n.ss 20 .>ersv al .ss -z.-
sEzs zzt1srSzts1 % ce Al srxzZk1s = 10
exycr
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investigating he z5va1Tzges cre-e1 BY tas
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tire r1zs sfzc-zrs1x ezsz5Ssssre1-
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cexvsr HI. % tbs street railway company.
AZ 30 a zso1.5. and 81 k1s clark. Gsez
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selling readily .. 81 c.nEz
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rcrx = few Gays 1caa the consxrzcrsoa
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Ei1ning al the Sxzxst co1-ey Ina ara es1-
oset11s Tzta the portion 70 - built 5y
skzsz; county for which the contract has
already oes1 let There VIII be Ia-xs
szolaf OF rock work IN the Dor-foa 20 -
s-zt ~ TIE state, for which ire spp-o-
p-iar1on Ia limited 20 ssnS T-ae zorz MN
= cone ~ Ire Gay. nE1~r TIE direction of
S.zss Eoa1 Commissioners wflsor-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

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<~ssx sess~r ~zs rs1esgeS 81 E@ssSs ssezS-
xrsere.rk. rF@*xe. hy I1xsey sHzf beers
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regret tsss saferyxsw tc82z EagTe SeeSsy
thar Asnlsy Ssea. There aFs 80 1eisg2fss
20 tie conysnssaa Esxfrpefa6 for MEK3assT
who 80 cot want - soss Far hssn Csrezss-
stances may arise anssr shsea tse es,slsss-
fson may see thai tf4s nezeszztiOr ef ~
Kssley vii - auTfse. aaa Is thss sssat
Reed viii stans fhs best esAznes for tns
nomination. We 60 sof consider TIE fgat
hopeiess. nor 90 ss believe Marley does
to-day.
&r. Banisy, who yesterday cores9s5 s1s
nomiastl0n ~ NeKtsisy. s0zag gase cst
tie following sfatemsnts
The action Of shs nssionaI eonzn.ttas AZ
their me- ting yesterday. shaving clearly
their tatsgt3on % placing IS she temporary
roll ee1sestsrg aexexAfss faYoTatze 20 GsT.
Mckinley. rhieh IN the ED wos11 msAn
100 adztsloEaI votes caused uae 10 make tAs
statement that "a. ] ara as earnestly
for Dir. Reed as ever. and an. sfth kss
friends. doing everything pssssbss 10 hyfsg
aiseat has nomination. ard / urge upon hfs
supporters throughout the country 70
make sfia greater etrorfs 70 bis hahalf.
u II. EASLt.Y
Ar. Asnisy sad that II appeared a. sosse
quarters that bis statement q yesterday
was asssun3srst0s1. sr6 Re made t1lx state
meet Ia orS*r that there might be no rsIs-
take 80 20 What u&x his poAstson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12
THOMAS {. PLAIT ARRIVES.
He H~vfves the Dropping syfrits OF the
Anti Mckinley Aen.

~ Louis. June u---Ex Senator Thomas
e. FIAT. Of New Tofk. ard Chairman
HAexsts. of the New YORK Espahlfc1n
state conm3ttss. arrived Ia 81. Issass To-
night. Mr.. TIsH declined 20 tax fer pap
ifeztton arffi BE kzd conferred with se4-
erai men WHO were waiting 20 see hifa.
Senator Fasrz arrival hax been quite
snxioasay awaited. on account % he nas-
ner IN .h3ch shs Southern contests have
bs%n sgsnx. ard especially en- aecoaHss %
the afatsEasTst 81 Maniey. which wss ssnt
ogt Ia shess esNpaSchsx iaat night To
hss friends he expressed sfzs g.eafsaf Sss-
prise stst ssch Statement shonlA have
kean vs6s by Mr. ManiAT AZ this tire 81
Ftast enno1ncfd however. th1s TIE axhf
vouss b carries o. against ne nousn4-
sien q M. EeKanisy test - II no state
msnt BAD been made ~ Mr. Tee1's srana-
ger that ftse Ollie man vcasd hs ncsningt.
&c ca fSs hrss ballet
Gen usne~rsos an1 Cen. Doaxs. ~
yesa. managers for Senator Aiiisas. ar
rsvsf tonight ard expressed surprise shaf
Mr. Maslley sh0at1 s3ss ~ ne fKhs There
wss rprnor thai ~ f'lstt's arrival hsa
ssfrsusf 0p TIRE opposition 20 farther e.
forts against AekfnisY. hat these who
hsvs been 81 tts grogni fer he last txo
81 flsrse days said they eoal3 rot see II
in that lfwtss
Mr. Piatf spent the evening IA recsiw-
fng hts friends ard gstsinx tnfornafian
&c 80 tbs action * fhe COMMITTEES On the
various ecutests lie fsrllssE "a 6iseass
fhe convention fer publication but with
hts friends he talked. ard rnDst ~ hia
opinions NVfs rsard. Mr. rlatt saga tie
rght wns rot ever. by airy means. that
the MATERIAL committee was rot the coz
vsntieH. by f2rwa majority ard that shss
nctien % the rensuaittss rsssht - Reversed
~ the COMMITTEES en credentials = ~ss
learned that Mr.. PiAff s. especially inter
estes n the enafesf cases Fl New rofk
There are eight contests from that state
SIX 81 ttsse. pr. Plat says have 60
ground whatever fer r1ntssfiug TIRE Hela-
cations who are for Merton Is ere dis
trfcf. he says. there T. sorh a condition
81 Affairs thar the contest = reasonable
IL = understood that &r rfatt assured
Eofne q the usaH thar sc hins that = fhe
national committee shenlS seat the ren-
testants "a thA SIX districts where hs saws
tho contests are rruundiess che irsa3xNa-
tion ~ New York wouid be beYena cen
troll ard the Republican rarty OF the state
would 10 seriously affected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12
SALARIES At TACOMA
TIE COUNCIL HAS ospeREo n.


Tzccrxx -vze --sr><sai-T.s s-ss %
re rnzrs&e8ssslx-y. 50 20 zs@zk. are o. Cry
Treasurer " A EEe--5e-r Ire sl-sh-
ss~1k.x g1szxkoz az IRE cry Ez- - vi
~ szevzae~x rsy ire xz~~zz<s <rawz 81
rhs sszzrv fzxa1 sr9 par sozss r1a-ey n
Gzrcul4raon 2sa0ng ths cry .-apsSyezs
What Treasurer sserz1srg inEer1< 70 &C.
Re Las <ecEz<t 20 zzxe 2cy sEzxezez.
~ ns has re1szve1 s1e etyses % rs a.
tarreys ~. Ste~rserg sysersf today - Sc
se.ss azc Ess z-snszozx. = they h&vs c>sa
sn&zgs6- eSzl1 -ssr - learned to6a-.
Treasurer E.er-eexgs rsf1saz - sdrzs.
-hs Legality CO tEe cszsssEz rev plan fer
p&ytax salaries Ezs srrsys8 against 1z-a.
whether rightly 90 vrorsxsT, . large pr
t@0r g TIE x1azfzsstrzt1oz- Mayor ESv-
cs.s entirely xv2rovss c< .hs or9aaxscss
or1sr1nz ire 1zyxzsEt * tae ss1sry uzr-
rzrez- E4 coes nos, 5oxsse-. Ike ne 20
sst5cn tzze7 ~ TIE treasurer. CITY At
EognsT Jz6Sen speaks EAs uzan6 strongly
On TIE subsscz lie declares II % - Mr.
rtern5srys 1sSy % pay shs yzrranga- Er.
gzz6oz Eegs that the state kzE directing
trezs2rsrs - pay saxTzEtx drawn On any
the f1E1E apples n tkae gFesers case and
that Il Ar. stsrrbxrs DOES rsot cal n ard
pay TIE warrants drawn oa trs s4SAry
fund as Will lay ninnsei< Liable.
The administration CO TIE Eg1s AID
water plant u znosner matter that has
engaged the Atte1fioa CT tie city a.toxrey.
M Jzcson's intensson Ia 20 materially
relieve TIE cstyss dilemma by making the
Plant more pFoffrzhse. = possible. The
city attorney oI2lslzs thai u11cn es the
Lighting q business hcER@z and dwell
tngs 10 ccns By . private company THAI yzs
formerly cEne1 ~ C. B. Wright. ard says
Tia. tbs city viii Taxa STEPS sooz 20 ze-
sure al the business II necessary. szys
NJ. Je6soa. TIE city viii put n q gas
plant 30 ~ 70 cornDets with the cozs-
paay F1snfic1et. which SUPPLIES gas xs
sssl a2 electric light
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12
No Change In the salmon strike.

Asiorz. June u--Prae.acalIy 10 change
nzs taken place to TIE sasrrc- sstsrr
SITUATION to1ay- There - q report cszrrerg.
1zaT re -zsese-zen % The Sczrxs-z.-fz :.
osrnery. which IS &c. q coxuss.e co.,
csrr- ars1 which offered SIS -rser. TIE r~scs
OF cents as dsze:o1e<s By them yessersssv.
MI 20 out ars9 Esh despite the rassng D.
ne Fis1erI1s1ss Tnson TIA. thsy shoui.
lot 90 20 Until al OF tie can
n%-yzez agreed 20 par GERS Ths
car1sryrssz have nUt changed thsf- rosa-
ticn. IN. q committee o. fhs CHAMBER o.
Commerce. which azs been az Ec-k ali czv
L Al Effort % bring TIE men ard me psck-
ers togsIaer. repo-x thai they have SINE
hops o. erec-1ag q compromise AEtkoOwh
ID dsanits arrangements we're nzs-. tasre
seems % Se some Little Dissatisfaction
amongst some Of ths ne,- yet q dlsross-
ton has been shown 20 make Euse coz
ces@sons. - meet ne COMMITTEES half -sy
AZ least Il 10 expected II certain quarters
That change viii take riace Tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

The deaths from vioieace, according %
y@parts made IA this state. amounted 20
f1s4 per cent. in fses. ans 'n lsS 20 70 IS
per cent The highest among the Eastern
states shows oniy "a per cent TINS may
probably be explained ~ the fact that
coyoaers are mere careful sf4zn others 20
report their ez~es.
TIE shove statistics bear evidence - in
aceuracy IN sasae Instances which n due
% t1s fact that under TIE CID law great
Difficulty vas experiences IN securing fsIi
reports frens all the coausiea. The Ia<
legislature 80 changed ths iaw as 70 place
the secretary y the state board of heath
N y pcSstton 20 rorsseI reports. ard tire
coed effect ~ TIE new rsesEsIre IN already
sTsrArent THE resorts ~ FAR received for
IRE first SIT months y ire iaSs year show
: 80 births Ia the state and 1.Zss deaths.
Ths~ r@Ffif shows that hereafter the vital
statistics % TIE state VII BE rn1eh mere
rSlfahlc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12
Ex-Mayor Orr Files . View suit.

Tacoma. June IL-FoiiopsEg II. supreme
court 1eeis.oE that the superior court "a
not ny las granted any authority % ccunt
me ballots east AZ municipal election. .x-
Mayer Orr today fled q nex sui, - ar
test the election % Mayor Fawce@r. .xho
was declared elected by two votes He
asks Tor @rst OF als9 wa-ranto n IRIS
slit the state Of Washington IL rrsse
paFty pi2in-r On the relation OF Mr.. Orr
The allegations are largely general. b~lor
th<s OFT received the highest number ~
votes. tnai ne failed 20 secure certificate
OF election by reason OF the rraI~er,--, :.
elsctton ofzcers in several prert.~.s ara
t1zt 4 every voting precinct there w.-.
e1zIns1 voters who votes for Orr b-tt
Hnoss votes were retects1 ara not coun.sa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

A NEW FUSION TICKET.
Tom Carroll for Governor. Belt and
Iewis for Tongrr-@nan.

ION AArTV4t tDF Ns0fHFEENr- hEaE and
lewis for Congressman
Tacosns. Jaae I--spec ,ai-The latest
candidate Tor th@ Euwern0r.hfp on fsssaen
ticket 20 hs named by the rspress ntatlves
- TIE Democratic ard Pepallst parties ia
fafnR cnnxertaou Assem- assd IS Thomas
Carroll. ths weIl-knoSn attorney q Shls
city. who rzu for congress en- ths DEM
cerattc tfrkst feur years ago. IN c9nver-
ssfon vita a TREAD o. a steamer few
Gays aEo. M CRTro.I sxnrs sse9 4es.rs
20 ruH ~ zoverucr. provided 3 ceuatna-
t1oa between ne nVnoerats and tha PEG
PIES party rou3a - Effected NJ c2r~ofrs
frsers Iai2 IRE matter bessre Others waa
aFe political associates If she new eanA{-
date. an1 ERE result t. tke arpas ranrs or
the C&rrol} heonrtef. Ia eke5 80 Hv a pa-4-
Asr e vel known Democrats politicians
TIE u1cst Interesting phase e. gaa Car
re1 boom - the slate fo- ese varfasss sss.s
afseas vh8cA hss hsen pax up IN rs In
,eraKt MaYor Ha-atsa \ Hssf q sn.-
kane ahoss ambition - Tgz- far governor
~ TIE bead - a Ess1na. Pop. ra~snsg,zrse~
r. 8 matter % cosnHnon know ledge. a =,
- r.acafe6 SitA fAe fcsau son .natta-. ~
congress Msvo~ Be,t Wal ae u,aas - -
Hsve shss NIB f~ee silver rsassorrs taa
Esstsr= WAsasr xtoa sps assss acne
sweep th&t saeslan eisar af Emnne1s~sns
ara wns3S Apaeal ssrenEzy 20 tAs 49,
Gates - fse s&svev standard on ehIs sic ~
the mountains. Il the sSuNsse. therr,a-,.s-
ess - ths Garrett heom hcss 20 rassh -
iacons 1ser2ase uarahsr % silver Renuh,g-.
car Votes
James HaE1siseG few =. Il ksr~ essu~ty
e provided f9F ~ Ire C2rTusi sac n -
sanse Say taAs M2yor uegs l. gaks~ a..
-. Co. Lswss' azaSsa sfa-s - ssse 49,
nateraAz lire srn sssllsr 20 sve-y ans a.,
rs1ss ne ressENAaeTs 81 US ar eyary-ssa.v
kUezles&@e 81 sol sal nazftsrK 81
L1xs = - = aske1 . seeeps she ns2s-
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To Leave June 90 on the Aibatro~@-
Pruf. Jorslan frsHldenf.

Ban Francisco. June 1i.-Prssi5.nf David
Starr Jordan. 81 Stanford university. was
today appolnss1 president % the Bsrfnx
s@a corsaaissian. which will go 90 Alaskan
waters on the steamer AfeatFoss In a few
days 20 make al exhaustive study CO the
sealing Question The news vas received
Ia telegram from Charles r. Hamlin.
acting secretary % tire treasury.
tbs Bsrfng sea commission has been
created hy congress 20 inquire fuiiy as 20
the dessrsefion - the seals now said = -
going on IL ths Northern waters THE nenl-
ber anc condition OF tte females and cubs
wd BE Thoroughly gone into, also the
eject ard means employed FL carrying on
pessxfe hunting. The influence OF the
regulations as 20 seal hunting provided
BY the Paris arbitration viii 30 part.cu-
larry embraced tr the Inquiries Of Prof
Jordan ard his associate commissioners
The party viii leave for Alaska On the
steamer Aibaiross about June =.
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81 those made az the first session OF the
Same congress by 45-ss6. sizs4. Or nearly
g per cent. II the same prcpcrsi0nate In
crease should be made az the next ses-
sion. then the appropriations viii not be
less rszan 60. 90 fs1
Contracts passed ~ the session. he es-
ti-nzted as follows: Rivers and harbors.
sc s., ~. pubic bEii6szrs. lighthouse
ard revenue cutters. xl.4s.ess Gsfenses
ard armament, s.. iA5.s7s. new warships
e.. ssfgs9o. District OF Columbia. s1zS,e
Total szgzr. -.
he says the total expenditures in one
Gsezl year have never been So great ex-
cspt during the ciEI war. and exceed the
assessed valuation - property IN any one
% the South Atlantic states II coneI1-
sion Mr.. S1ysrs says: II the present con-
gr~ss had rSgidiy refused authority for
asditsozal contracts AMI Rad Appropriated
only 20 meet the immediate and fiscal year
requirements Under existing o1ss. az
rext congress ar4 administration would
have been IL a position 20 largely re-
dUce appropriations and expenditures and
the administration OF the government.
co1ld easily have returned 20 an seozorni-
cal method % expenditure. This. however.
has not been done and the majority IN
congress muse b held responsible for
this grave derslictIon IN public duty"
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Wsshtre4on rffy. Jnas U-The urpss-
tsns having approves ths az psssas ~
congress az tha sastsnce - ere Asg,ara = n
DELEGATES 20 fhs lufeFHs ossl maritime
cnufsTw1ca relative to tse prevention e
rai1zslaHs a. sea SIS flsfe department as
snkea ssers nrezepssy - acsasalrt she BRIT
lsA sax~rnTsems VIVA IRE fars test tAe
assasfster1rafs "a ENe rgiie. smKx~s.sa ~ z
have hesE ns&s. aHt g - hagest thsre 81 "a
- - tstav 81 psttfisx she nes rsllss into
egeSassNn ~ nFecssrnHftorA TIE arxsrg-
arse e fhe ehsaEes hy tAe rnarffgrs@ rsah-
lhe = necessary 80 fH&mwaTaf8oa 81 sAe
gueSs Nws as GERMANY a. Far haek a.
ArxsI 80. hvasxhs fersarsf fhe VERY sz1ss
pscnos,tsoas IS sHese Teesn1Y renGea -
sssasss = entsftalnasl - tnat easzslsry's al
Ser~rpse
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The snohom,.h c..

snonoTs June u-spectai-Jusr.
Dennsy today granted the petition az
large number of citizens praying 20 have
ihs recen. fe-assessmsat for graaA -ar
N TIE city set aside. Two years aga ~.
city couneii passed an ordnance es.sbltsh-
ING tns grade Assessments throuxhosr. ana
eiFy' and many taxes were paid on this
assessment In March another orsinano.
as paSseo ~ the council ordering she
rs-sssesSrfs1t or property so- v~zaa -
poses. 4 large number Of citizens !. -
81 20 the superior eourt for relief gro-n
the iafier ORDER. ard upon hearing a. ,hs
case TIE court granted the PRAYER =,
petitioners and declared the Ordinance
nulI and yoia