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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-12
The SEATTLE MARKETS..

Eggs were not so scare. yesterday ..
lney nave been for some ssays. but there
Nss no change in the price Butter vas
. ~ s'.eTs sna there IS more than possibility
tas1s u@tore another week goes by ,hara
EiH De an advance in the present price
a the fruit and vegetable market things
were very quiet yesterday.
Jeanfng aassatfens
Tae following were the wholesale prices
al Nss LEGAL market yesterday:
sugar, Flour aaa Coffee.
~ sugar Uohhingt-Goiden &C. In bbls. per
dry granglased. in boas. per Is. ne, cuos'
o4c; powdered. sa.c: spot cash prices.
=. so4r ttc- Uobalngl-Patenf excellent.
= e So,s.sl;y 4. so, California brands.
snsat. per bn. sa-.ss, per evst. Sa,s@szs. sg>-~
Cam. per eoi.sI58: or lob sacks. sa-51 per
80 rys noar. per bbl. st.5a. or io-lo sacks.
per cws. s. 70; rolled oats. per hbl. S<y5.2255
aoIn1ny, per ew1. s. y: cracked wheat per
eSs. &1s: faxed wheat. $50 per case;
sarIev T ,s.s-.s aoar, per ew! psAr par
spit peas. per feo-la sack. ~, 25-lb boxes.
-. corn nesl. yellow, lbs, ia, 5Als. s.. a.
MI .ni'e; l"s, $40; yls. sl.6o; TAXED honainy.
- Co1se 0obbingp-6ireen-M Mocha. per II,
CHOICE java va, Per 7 ~. TO- 2.asse; cos.a Rica
per cwt ss ssF s c eas Der s sws u.s.
Java se-lo tins. per 10. sc: SACKS. sc;
ta-s sn Aonha, 5ll1e; Caracola, &c: Qua
1 len 2lc: ground coffee. iadaec: Lion.
f's, sl2lo; s5s. si2. Is: Sss. s1a.g5.
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh Meats jobhingl-Cow beef. sa5i1c:
steer beef. 5susc per ID; mutton. SC per
10 pork, sizc per 10: veal. SC per ID.
Provisions dobbing)-Hams. large. lii4c:
hams. snlsl. ilAsc: breakfast bacon. lie:
Fresh Fish uobbingl-Halibut. saae.
salmon, sG5c: salmon trout. &c.. founders.
Stan4c; solss. &c. rock cod. SC; black bass.
snrimps. ioc.
Hutter, saeese. EGGS and Poultry.
Bu..er-Ranch. loai5c. fancy dairy. in
squares. lsaIssei Washington creamsrieS
glib prints 22Ga5c
Cheese Gobbinkt--Native Washington.
Eggs dobbingl-E.asiern. l5Glsc: strictly
fresh ranch. 20n32c.
pouitry-Dressei chickens. lli.c: tur-
Keys. dressed. I5c per 10: ducks, s.. sega per
dozen.
Vegetable. and Fruit.
Potatoes 0obbing,-New potatoes. ssals
per ton.
Vegetables fiohhirg,-onlons silver
skins, N.24l.60 per 100 lbs: beets, Sc per
sack, cabbage. &c psr 10; carrots, 4ec. hot
mouse lettuce, 4oc per dozen: tomatoes.
inGJoc per box: Sacramento sweet pota-
tees, 5oQ75c per 100 lbs; MERGED sweets. SIG
. Green Fruits Gooaing}-Oranges. $SG4;
lemons. fancy California, s.; selects. $2m
Z5o choice 10 fancy apples. iae4Sl: COM
mon apples 25I5lc: bananas. s2G2a5. Cal
iforria cranes. esffT5c per rrats: Eastern
Susizc per ID: cranberries, &.5e9f3 per bar
tel, IS per ooN: pears. s5csIsi per box
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay 0ohbingl-puget sound. per ton.
$40; Eastern Washington timothy, $l3: alf-
alta. $io.
Oats jobbingl-$O.
Wheat-$25.
Barley Jobbing)-Rolled CT ground, per
ton, ST.
Corn--Whole SO: cracked. 81. feed meal
ton, SO: bran, sl4. shorts. 81.
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MARINE NEWA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, ii.--Sailed- -;
Roy Somers. for Gray's harhor. schr lsS1
SHeasy. for Seattle: schr w r. JewS72]
ma: sli Spartan. for Seattle. SIR peter 3S1 ~
sen. for Nanaimo; str Thackef, for Neaffi4S
Arrivsd-Ssr State of California. flo1:
Portland. schr Antelope from Csu117
river. go M
ROYAL. ROADS. Nov. S-Arriyed-f& -
Lonss1aie, from Yokohama " 80
MIRARAH. New. e.--lSailed-Rr Or c165k
OF perth for Oregon = -
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. fL--Afr4Vn1yS
Sh Sintram. at Nanaimo. TO load ccnl r 4
San Francisco: schrs Genet and Wtef3S3 ~
wax. 10 load lumber AT Port Gamhje.
sh I.ord Woisey. TO load grain a. Tnc6nS2ss
Sailed-Br sh Wanderer. with wheat =
E.urone SSFE&
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nIe SHIPMENT OF nors.
A London Firm bays TPaln L.
eft Twelve Cars at Kenl.

At 4 o'clock yesterday afteruoon III
Northern Pacific took out of Kent i trS1&
load OF twelve cars Of hops. consiGne6 u
Lindsay. Berg & Co. OF Teondon. fbou4
w. J. Shinn, lessee OF one Of tina MeeIef
hop yards IN the White river valley, IT,
consignment consisted OF Ss1 hales aver
aging 40 pounds each. or total * a. !
4s0 pounds.
Mr.. Shinn sold the hops 10 the TSon4o3
firm at II cents per pound or ~ LII ~
Tho hops VIII be- taken by the NorthefnI
Pacific to st. Paul and there turned 0yG
10 the Chicago. burlington q N0rthesn.
No single shipment of hops Of the ~
of the one from the Shinn farm has hee&
made in Western Washington IN sstor1
years past. q
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Total sales.


General Quotations.
Fiour-Recspts. S. 81 barrels: exports.
. So barrels. opened easier. bat with the
fsse fYmp. rallied aasi closed frraer; WIZ
ter s6raigh,s. ASss4S5-
whsat-Rec eipss ~ ESQ nusnelss 81 .orts
Is $50 bushels: sErof firm. No red ss7&c
out.onz opened weak solo OF under near-
~, cables and deniai@ OF Argentine crop
damage, but turned strong I'm the after
noon GA rsIrnorad trouble between Greece
anS Turkey closing active 81 Sac neg adj
vance sales included No. red: Noyesu-
Der closed az ssi.c. Decssuoer. aslsGsg5c.
closed AZ SIC.
Hoga~Fsrrl-
WooI~-StsadTs
Fr.tFaseara--D Dull
f,oTse-Opt!ons cIoS@d auser ard an
changed 10 s points dsclErs: sales II 80
bags 5neiadin@s December. :. s5e. March.
51c spot coffee. Rio. aysie.. mild aaIes
Swrar-Ezw, steady: r%nne1. strong.
Metals.
I,sad-Exeaauee. weak a: s3.-5 bA and
rss asked brokers', weak a; $50
pig Tron-W aYrzGrs. G4a. at ss.5s o!1 and
copper-Laks. unchanged at Sia1 BID
Tis'-eu5ef a, yl3 . lid and 81 3 asked
spester-Dsli az ss.fa BID and 5s.z1 asked.
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MARINE OnsERvATsoxa

Special Dispatch 10 the post -Yntea1i~ers
TAauuSH. Nov. III D. rn.-l1a -
900; wind northwest, twelve miISSs 81 l5E<
ward, schooner Comet, az sS a r
p. m. In the Straits, bound osit
schooners and ship in tew Of trr g.
Outside, bound IN. q square rirucr W
NE.AH Ray. Nov. ILL q. m.-<yonllI Z
light northwest wind .!
PORT ANGELES. Nov. ia 4
rometer, s9s4. cloudy. calm 7sss
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Nov. li.--ConsoIs. Iii7s: silver,
a6Sd
NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cab.egra m says.
The stock markets were quiet htit firm
today. The feature was THE further rise Ii.
co1sois ard other British investment
stocks on genuine investment buying. Eaf-
frs ara reviving. Americans opened firrn
but the rise induced profit taking here the
recent buying. as I caoled YOU. having
been timed and cautious Finally stocks
came forward freely from New York and
prices consequently closed weaker Grand
Trunks ara still booming. but Canadian Pa
ciac was fiat nartiy or the new Issue OF
sI.0oo,0oo In capital, which II Is understood
have heeu undsrwrttten The market WAS
again borrower at the bank t.sday
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady
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SOC az G@SF7-@ ard she best spring lots
a *Asstst1&s with TIRE tslf< OF the hogs
sss11ng for R>4sssS,s5. Pigs Sold largely at
Saee2 brought sSs7sTs, Western rarxe
csysrS AZ $sf7lsa
:, Rscsipss-catsse, SOC. hogs s.. ess. sheep.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Nov. 1.-THE price OF
wheat sagged hack again today and the
top quotation in Portland was sc for
Waila Waila, with valley selling at &c
and bluestem at TIC.
Cleared-Bri.ish bark Norma, for Queens
town. with 1a> 4s3 bushels OF wheat; British
bark Ben Avon, for Queenstown. with
s. IA hIisleiS OF WHEAT.
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CITY NOTICES.

- and the city charter. The city treas
-rer shaIl proceed afte. the first publica-
~ 81 said notice with all due diligence
~sfh the collection OF said special assess
~. g. This ordinance SHALL take effect
erd Sc In force from and after fts passage
~ aDproval If approved by the mayor,
sssfervise Il shall take effect at the time
8 shau become a law under the p-ovts-
fers of the city charter.
psased the csfy council the 9Th day Of
wegember 1885,. and signed by me In open
srselou In authsnttca tiyn of It's passage
~ sris day OF No%er65-r, 1xS..
- r. H HCHD
President Protein Of the City Council
AuproYed ~ me this 10th day OF No
~ssnher ISL. J. K. CREIGHTON,
Acting Mayor.
Fned By me this 10th day Of November.
xftasf. WILL Fl. PARRY.
rify comptrolle- and Ex-officio CITY
Cert.
69ealJ
fubIishee November IL, 1897.
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Steamer Homer cleared ye~terdAy -
san Francisco. She had l0000 1885, u
salmon as cargo aud seveaty-one Ck3n6fx
Passengers. The Chinese were not aI1ov&<
TO Land In this city. A watchman va1 -
toned aboard Wednesday night to - TIL
the importations from Hunters hay. A.
ka did not get ashore. The local ehinnn&
were thus disappointed OF q hot tina a.
Hunters bay money.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of ~ ashingfen for the County of
Ktng--~rhs United Trust. Limited.
r!airti- vs. Jacob Mogg. Rachel Aogg,
Zeph G Duan. r. r. I3ltenthal O Z.
Sesbe Patrick Togney and T. n 4-;f5e'f-
thai defendants.
TIE state of WASHINGTON 20 the sad gspa
g. Dunn y r. Lsissnthal and Z. y. Lii
ianfhaI Defendants:
You are hereby suu5loEea - appear
within sixty days after the date OF TIE
first publication Of this summons. to-wtt-
within sixty DAYS after the I'd day os &c.
tceey. isy7 and defend the asove-enystis'i
action IN ths Ssove-enfitls1 Sctsrt. arc al.
swer the complaint Of the p.atnar, ara
serve a copy Of your answer upon TIE as~
s.erSigred attorney fer piAinif1s AZ has O.
,,x,s below stated: and - case or your raiS.
grc SO to do. Judgment Will nf rena@rea
against yea according 20 the demand q
ths cosssplstrs which has been nled ws's
the clerk Of said court The object OF tbs
action Is 10 recover Judgment against re
gef.rdxnts, Jacob Megg and Rachel MosE.
tlvssyr their pronzlSsory ncseSs SVEN 10 sf.s
Diaintf.f herein Judgment esiEs asked u
The snra OF SIX hundred twenty -sS&F Ssls-
lars ard sorty-fhr~e crrss, hesl2ss ihtefests
costs a.sa attorneys fees. and 4iSs~sse g
forsscsos. ard determine sar ESa q EeSs
estate mortgage given by tie defendants.
Jacob ard Rachel Aogg. 60 the ptAiatak
hsrrsn 10 secure the payment O. thrar
s,so.s,ss<eYy noses above fefefTea 70 So
the plaintiff further seeks &c SAs -1a -,
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---H--7-is ----s---- 49,
FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In ore hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE SlEAMER FLYER.
Regular daily trips Seattle-Tacoma
route. as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY B.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie--g.i5. ILL., a. m: 2:A. 6:l5
p. M
Leave Taeoma-s:se q. M: /. 40, p. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Ssattle-7::D a. m: IL m; . p. N.
Leave Tacolua-s-so a. m: 30 $50 p. IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
ri9n street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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PACIFIC COAsr sTEANsHIP CO.

TIE Companys elegant steamers UNA
TrLLA. CITY OF PCEBLA and WALLA
WALLA leave SEATTLE for San Fran
cisco. via Port Townsend and Victoria. B.
e. ats q. a Nov. S 10. Is. 8 g 9. Dsc-
5. 10. Is 81 S. g. Jan l. g. IL -. .. y Due
az San Francsscc a. m. Nov !. Il II. .. g.
Dee ). 9, - Is. q a Jan. Z. q L. n. q q.
Feb. 1. Leave San FRANcIsCO for Sc
attic VIA Victoria, b. C.. and Port Towns
end, =. . a. N. Nov :. !. L. II. = a, Dec.
Z I. L II. 2, q, Jan. !, & II. is g; =
Due at Seattle p. IA. Nov. s. ~ Is. -. "a y.
Dee 5. II. Is %. Is. %. Jan. 1 ., "a. u. ~ ..
Feb. :
The elegant steamers CORONA - -
OF TOPEKA. AND AL-KI leave SEAT
TIE for Alaska a. M Nov. l. & II. H. q.
- Dec. !. s II. g. II, q. 81, Jan. ). e, IS.
-. =. N. Due hack at Seattle Nov. u g,
e. y. Dec. J. s. Il. s. - 3. Jan. = & u. TX,
e. Feb. ]. 8. H. The company reserves hight
10 change without previous notice steam
ers. sailing dates and hours of sailing.
]. r. TROWRRIDGE. p 8. Supt-. Ocean
Dock. Seattle Ticket Agent. - First Ave
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO., Gen.
Aers.. 8. F.
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synopsis. ~
Rain has fallen IN the Northvesf $500
owing 20 a storm area that i r.sss.S
British Columbia. Warm weather No.
Washington; In Western ws~es--t.Z l1
tesnperature has fallen since 4 a - ..!
Seasfle-Maximam temperature = lesSs7
minimum. ~ deg. nleass. s. dex.. ~saSS2
rainy. ~
G. N. SALISBURY. obe.vv Is
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE prLLER.


Swan BranApn. Selma, O.
samuel Giipatrick. Stanwood
]. oakes. sstanwood.
Thos. A. Nan Stanwood
J. :. Hogan. Stsnwoot.
W. .. Ciarthley, Everett.
J. -. Ganslin. Everett.
Mrs. W. II. Wilson. Everett
Geo. W. kunze. Bryant
J. Mckann. Arlington.
II. VI. Gorrissey, Arlington.
T.. q. I.ehfeidt. Arlington
u. Dunbar. New York.
NJ r.. Francis. Ashcroft.
Geo. ~ EliShury. Csntrslia-
H. McQuarrfe Csatraiia.
Miss Flora McQuarrte, ceusraiIs. q
nfs. Simon Mst2uarrse. crntrsita.
Miss Rose MeQnarrie. CeniraitA
a. w. Gall. San Frsneiseo
John w kanhall, Mt. ysrnou.
Mrs kanlpaH Mt Vernon. a
s.. j. Smith. fssaauah-
T.. r.. Gaislger Tacoma
Mrs. Gaifiger. Tacoma.
e. u. Peterson, Sfanwood.
Mrs. Peterson. Sianwood-
Peter Mutsy. Port Townsend.
=. Y. YoSt. S4lyerfon.
q. =. MoshieF Silverfor.
THE NEW ENGLAND
p. Squire. East Seattle.
Joe Whittier. CITY.
r. A. Mack. fiesasmer. Mica
j. A. Cocherane. Ro~slsrd.
q &. Morgan. silyerton. Or.
w w Morgan. sllverton, OR.
n f. Cailicoter. Anaeoaeia.
Fred NSlse Cumberland.
W T. H0uiihan. 81 Paul
z F. Meshssn. oussnelie Forks. B. q
AZ j Meeha1. QaeSnsile ForhAs
Irssia Ballew. Qaesnefls Forks
W ~ Rus%li sueznsiie Forks.
5 Week. agaesnslie Forks
Mira NJ II. Moore La Conner.
: Moore ttfy.
& T. Crockett. city.
Ipenis Dewsns. Maple Valley.
owen Roberts SSaguay.
J. jensen, Sksgtsay-
". Morrison. Skagtasy.
a J. Mnrpav Skax1sy.
THE BrTLER.
81. Call surgeon n. q. cutter Beos.
r. ". STAR. watervifle. wash.
John r. wheatrnan, Seattle.
~ w Skinner. str Homer.
George & HGttw. Portland
J. W. Fuller. St. rsat
T. VI Berry. ST. Leui3
] ~. Ttonxherty. 81. Joseph.
Z g. Kennedy. =; pau mar,n. Kaa
Frank H. Moore. a.. Ions. 49,
n j. Hunn. New forh-
\ q; perry. chicago.
Iohn T.lllfs. Port Townsefa
u r.
sshari@s s.l,ler port Townserd.
Henry B'ack wood Fort IoNnseno'
]. q. T3aI ghFcago-
III Ffuisssx Chicago.
Wua. +. psoaa Alaska
n u. Fethar~.ons. vsnconser
r. Z Hsrnshaw. Carioo8. -. y.
a Is Wax N@ngenser.
= Gufzela. gasacouFsr. y...~s,~eu.
afr ana Mrs "a. Alsxsncsf
Tahn M. f.ane. San FraHcsss@
sank fEveS ieaTerwoFtn-
~ 81. genlek BOSTON.
~ ~ 1s0ofnow. Boston,
" n. Hufihsst. portlafsd-
Y fguvns. waiia Walia.
= . Adams Pert Towbsena.
j W. Tcsld victoria.
Auxsgw Mcqueen, Mortahs.
= r. Eeyneas. Tsrre Hause
a RI pefnens. R2ysl MONK
"a. l.. TEawley. Seattle.
N.r. y KnUyYteF1 EFsrssl.
Mi~s Knowst9F1. fvsreL
II IL C-iaFson. Slsagu1J-
~-~Ss~
f.e~r.rDE.STsr. HOTEf.. best Eansiiy
80, q. 49, a4sse. excellent rconzss A.
Modern snspsox esnentx: no bar.
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EETSr LINE

Steamship Cleveland sails fcr Sestti.
"a Tacosra from Szr Francisco Noxgrsa
80 = Cabin. s. ~ steeTake. s.. s~esSnr
e Connection made for ali Puget sg9ssrs
aar7er I.akrle VIII make regular tr4os
SsT1s from Seattle Ter San Francisco Ea-
ssS.-sRs- g Fer dates sea
E.. (. GAME. Agent.
-s,euAcne. Pike ~
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RESOLUTION NO. lat-BE 1T RE-
solved by the cay Council OF The City
or Seattle as follows:
Cd That Ii is the intention OF the city
council 10 improve First Avenue south
from fesler Way TO the center Ene OF
King Street by replanking the same
Cd That the cost thereof be paid By as
easements TO be levied upon the proDerty
abutting upon sa!d portion OF said First
Avenue South under the plan OF "imme-
date payment" In the manner provided
by the charter and ordinances OF The City
OF Seattle.
CD That the city engineer be directed to
furnish TO the city council an estimate of
the cost of said Improvement
90 That the matter OF making said i'm
provement will be considered by the city
council al session thereof to BE- held on
the 9Th day OF December. 1897 att 30 o'clock
D. NJ. at which time all persons desiring to
be heard before the city council upon the
matter OF making said Improvement are
notified to he present.
Passed the city council the sth day OF
November is9T. and signed ny me in open
session In Authorization of It's passage
this sth day of November. 1885,.
f. II. HURD.
President Pro TEN of the City Council.
Filed by me this sth day Of November.
1897 WILL IL. PARRY.
city Comptroller and Ex-officio city
Clerk.
Date of first publication. November 10
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Hr~adssuNs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Ncv- r.--F'srnily ex-
t-S~ 81 a95sss. bakers extras. ss6ass4ss
Wheat Shipping. s. ia for No. i and
& 49,. s<sr caso5ee. assilssg. 81 sTsz4s $50
Tsarisy--Rsed. ss&Essssc; brewing. siGLgsA
Esew eeztaA
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Nine tickets TO the rich gold fields are
being given away by the Post-InteiH-
gencer. which allows you 10 earn a grub
stake at the same time. Are you I'm the
race? II not. send to the manager today
for blanks
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OF she rights OF all Of tire defendants IN
said mor-g4gsd premises Ihe MORTGAGE
premises are described as follows town.:
On. township xwenty-cGs kzp north. OF
range Eve CO east OF ths Willamette re-
ridlan, said property being In King co1n-
GEO. II. FUNK.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Poetoffsce address: Olympia. ThErston
Date Of nrst pnbisca tsoa. October 2, 1877.
NOTICE OF sHERIFTs sALE-In the
superior Court Of the state OF washing
ton, for the County OF king--Jacoo
Fgrth. as assignee tn insolvency OF tha
Guarantee Loan and Trust COMPANY:
PLAINTIFF. VS. William G Hei'hron and
chaei Ear.es. Horaffo Hathaway and
Sasings and Lean Society. defendants
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale
and special execution issued out OF TIE
ahove-named court IN the ahove-entftied
action. and 70 me directed ard delivered, l
have duly levied upon the following real
property. situated il King county. wash
All OF lots one Cd. two CO. three % and
the south half Of lot four al, IN block three
Il. In " ~. Bells Segsn;h addition to the
city of Seattle
Notice ss therefore hereby given that on
Saturday. the ssh day OF December. lsg,
ar the hour Of 70 O'Clock a. n. Of said day.
city OF Seattle. In said King county. viii
sell the above-dsscribea property at pubic
auction, TO the highest and best bidder,
for cash
Dated this ssh day Of November 1897.
VA. FL MOYER. Sheriff.
Preston. Carr & Gilman. Attorneys
NOTICE or sHERIFF~S sALE-ln tina
superior Court Of the State Of Washing
ton. for the County of King First Ma
tional Bank Of Seattle. plaintiff. vs..
Catherine CoGgh.in and John Coughlin.
husband and wife j. j. Burns William
NJ Curtis. DonahEe-kelIy Banking Com
psny and John Barrett Company. de-
PENDANTS. No. g SD.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale
and special execution. ISSUED out OF the
above-named court In the above-entifIed
action. and TO me directed ard delivered
have duly levied upon the following real
property, situated In King county. WASH
ington. tD-wit:
Lots thirteen ti3l fourteen t14i and fif-
tson Street addition OF the City Of Seattle.
In King county. Washington.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that on
a. the hour OF 10 o'clock q. nn Of said day,
the city Of Seattle. in said King county. I
VIII sell the above described property at
public auction. TO thu highest and best
bidder for cash.
Dated this 18th day Of October. 1897.
VA. H. MOVER. Sheriff.
James Kiefer. Attorney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-12
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LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF SHERfFFHS SALEM
the superior court Of the state Of Wash
tngtuu for the county OF King, Ellen
w Shade plaintiff, W.. Fred +, Sander.
Nellie r. Sander. Alien r. Mittsn. Sarah
G; Nitten Jacob Furth and l.. A. Fprth.
defendants No. slf4
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
ard special execution, issue ous Of the
ahoye-rlanied court. IN the above untitled
action. and 20 me directed and delivered
I have daiv lcviea upon the following reai
property situated IL King county. Wash
tngton. to-w1:
Lot u. III plat OF Beacon piAs.s N add
ton 70 the city ~ Seattle. Washington.
,nuether with ali and singular the sene-
rnsnts here.istameuts and Apptfrtsnances
hereunso halongtng or in anSwtse apper-
tanning.
satnr,ia., the 18Th dav cf November lSs1.
M the hour of 10 o cioSk a m. OF said day
AZ the front door Of the courthouse. IN tie
rsty OF Ssa;tie I'm said King county. ] viii
sell the above described property az puo-
lie auction. TO the highest aud best bidder.
for cash.
pated this 18th day OF October, 1897.
VIM III. MOVER. Sheriff.
Rivers 4 Eyers. Attorneys
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