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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-15
CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY or sEATTLE.-City Treas

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-City Treas
Notice is hereby given that the End an
nual nstaliment of local Improvement
district No. 1a4 for the Improvement OF
Front Street tas widened by Ordinances
numbered 1923 and 3isi) and the adjacent
and connecting portions Of Yesier Avenue
including as part OF Front Street the pub
lie square known as Pioneer Place. In the
City OF Seattle, from the south line of
Madison Street to the north line of Yes
Ter Avenue, and including that part Of
Yeser Avenue extending easterly from the
west line of Front Street produced South.
10 the west curb lire OF South Second
Street produced North. under the provis-
ions OF ordinance No. $40, which provides
Tor the Improvement OF said street by
curhtng and paving certain portions there
OF, and providing for the payment there
Tor in tnstaliments and establishing n
fund for such payment by the ievying
and collection of special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
ment. and providing for the issuance OF
bonds as authorized by an act OF the leg
isiature OF the State of Washington APP
proved March 9Th, 1898, and under the pro-
visions or ordinance No. S3i9. approved
May 18th, 1884 a. amended by ordinance
No Siio, approved July ilth, 1894, and the
city Charter as amended and now in
force. has been duly certified to me for
collection. and the respective sums therein
charged ana levied against each parcel
ana lot or land, and part thereof In said
district, IN payment of such installment
remains unpaid, and the same including
the interest on the whole amount charged.
must be paid on or before the iitil day of
December 1884, Unless payment be made
on such installment or before the 18th
day OF December, 1897. the same shall be-
come delinquent and shall bear interest
al the rate OF per cent. per annum until
paid. and il not paid before said time
penalty 10 1--WE 81 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 so delinquent
ana with the Interest and penalty shall be
collected as other taxes together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized TO be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes, and each lot
or parcel OF land 20 delinquent shall be
so3d Tor the amount of such assessment
with interest. penalty and costs, in the
manner provided by law
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
city Treasurer Of The City of Seattle
Date Of lst publication November nth.
1891 ''''
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CITY TREASUREK'S NOTGCE-NOTICE
~ hereby given thar the assessment roll
or Local improvement District No. i32.
IN ne Wy or seattle. created by ordl-
providing for the improve meaf OF WASH
inEton street IN The City OF Seattle from
Fourth Avenue South 30 Railroad Ave-
nue. by constructing an ironstana ripe
oviform brick and wooden stave sewer
a}oDg connecting sections Of said stree.
from Fourth Avenue South 10 Railroad
Avenues west margin. and by renIling
and repldnkinR said street from Four
Avenue South 70 Railroad Avenue and
providing for the payment therefor ~
ths mode Of immediate uayrrlent. and 80
tsb}!shing a fund for such payment by
an assessment upon al the losg and r,a r
GELS OF land benefited by such improve
rns0t. has been certified 10 ne for col
l@ciion. and that unless paytnent of me
ASSESSMENT thereon contained is made.
wttaiH - DAYS from the date OF me arg
publication Of this notice such q ssess-
rnens shall become delfndsert and shsI,
bear lnteTesi al the rate Of ~ per cert
per annsam aHtil raid. and IL not paid boz
fore Ss2cB assessment shall have fseeorna
delinquent penalty OF fer cent shaIt
ne added. ard the sums deIinuus-Flt 1hait
oe entered on the annual tax roll f,r me
current yeAr against each tot ard r9r.
Gel so delinquent and with me interest
Collected as other taxes. separate aeeo,tnt
beiBg KEEP. thereof and Il nor maid vg3fS
IL ne tinne fixed for the payment Of
with such additional charges ana fsnsi.
les "a are authorized 20 - charged am
collected on other deliuqueut taxes each
iot o. parre! - DELINQUENT shall Re sold
tor the amount of such assessment with
Interests and costs at he firna and az
me manner and 5F the same authority, a,
lands and lots are sold for city taxes
GEORGE r. MEArHAM
T1ty Treasurer OF ts!e CITY Of sea4fie
November 18TH 1877
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. On
Local Improvement District No 40 Tor
the Improvement OF Howell Street. from
Boren Avenue To the alley between Terry
and Ninth Avenues. and the aliey RIM.
ming through block Il. Heirs of Sarah 4.
Bells Second Addition. under Ordinance
No. 1904 and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that tho assess.
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
Street from Borcn Avenue to the alley b.
tween Terry and Ninth Avenues and the
alley running through block e. Heirs of
Sarah A. Bells Second Addition. under
Ordinance No. 1904 has been reported b.
the Board OF Public Works TO the Ctr
Council of the City of Seattle. and II nov
on file in the office OF the city cnnipfrollef
and ex-officio city clerk. and the same ID
now open for public inspection at said Office
and viii remain open for inspection until
Monday. the sixth day Of December. 1871.
at 8 o'clock p. m. and all persons Inter-
ested are hereby required to appear before
the City Council at session to be held IL
the Council Chamber In the City Hall on
the sixth day OF December 1897, at IN
o'clock y. m. and make objections there
TO. At said time so fixed the Council win
consider any and all objections made and
will make such corrections I'm said ron aa
Il deems Just. and will then. by Ordinance
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot shown in said roll and declare the
same a first lien thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned TO a later date IL 80 o..
dered by the City Council.
WILL III, PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-officso City
Clerk OF the City OF Seattle.
Date of first publication. November eth
1887
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IMPOCNDED STOCK NOTTCE-The fel.
lowing described mare. pigces In the ely
pound Thursday. November III. 1897. wiz
DC sold at public auction 70 the highsI
bidder for cash In hand. TO pay cost o.
lmp0undlng and advertising. Saturday.
November u, fsf1. az 10 o'clock a. m. ~
the front door OF police headquarters
corner Third avenue and Yesier way. .
One bay mare. Z years OH. white spN
on left nosiEiI. branded on left hip
The owner Of the above Described Fnars
being unknown 10 me-
e. 8. REED. Chief Of Police
Date nf first nnhlicA ton Nov e ls9I.
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE.-city Treas.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-Ctty Treas.
urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the sna A..
nual installment Of local Improvement iis.
tibet No. loo. for the Improvement OF So.
ond Street (as widened by Ordinances iloN
in the City of Seattle. from the south linz
of Pike Street TO Yesler Avenue under
the provisions OF ordinance Ne. esq which
provides for the improvement Of saH
street by curbing and paving certain pors
tons thereof. and providing for the paw.
ment therefor in fnstallments and estab.
fishing a fund for such payment by INA
ievying and collection of special assess.
mentS upon the property benefited by tha
Improvement, and providing Tor the r..
suance OF bonds as authorized by an acf
OF the legislature OF the State or Wash.
ington. approved March 9th 1853. and nm
der the provisions OF ordinance No. aN
approved Nay ath 1874. as amended By
1894, and the City Charter as amended and
now in force, has been duly certified to ma
for collection. and the respective suns
therein charged and levied against eacA
parcel and lot of land. and part thersof
In said district. In payment of such Is.
stallment remains unpaid, and the sama
including the interest on the whele
amount charged. must be paid on or ~.
fore the 18th day of December. 1897. I'm.
less payment be made on such instailmenf
on or before the 18th day of December
1877, the same shall become delinquent
and shall bear interest at the rate al I
per cent. per apnum until paid, and Il
not paid before said time, a penalty d
five l5b per cent. shall be added. and TIA
sums delinquent shall be entered on TIA
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel of land. ana
part thereof. so delinquent and with fhe
interest and penalty shall be collected a.
other taxes. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized "a
be charged and collected on other delIn.
Guent taxes, and each lot or parcel ~
land so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount of such assessment with interest
penalty and costs, III the manner pro.
yided by law.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
City Treasurer or the City of SeattlA
Date Of LIST publication November Ilth
1897. .'-s
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II4EER's NoTIcE-Tne enly sa

11qHER'S NOTICE-The only su-
travelling agents OF the Fos,-in-
mcefs are j. A. Mcclellan and y l.
City collectors are J. A. sst :.
"a LIE Postmasters everywhere a.s
AlDnte. Pay money only 10 these assd
1e1ldent agents in this various citiss
4lUns Of the Northwest.
155zz ABD-Ten dollars VIII De palo ior
nettOn leading to the eonviction OF
1et1on steaiing copies OF TINS paper
ES&40 to subscribers In Seattle
~ Changes Tor adsef-
~ II the Sunday Post-intsihgeis
- furnished by O'Clock SATURDAY.
YERTI9ING-Ofs hours OF ne
nteI1ieencer business office: Dsaiy
u p. M: Sunday hours. a M, 20
=. m. and TO D. m. Ciassined
soet3nements viii be received up 10 shas
- Advertisements under the head OF
q 80 Found. For Sale. For Rent and
S Nations Wanted will be inserted at the
& <fe ~ cent q word each Insertion Pay
q mt pfW8ys In advance. NO advertise
mt received for less than Is cents.
$R A4vettteemenfs will be received at
yEnch of13ces OF f1le Post-infeliigencer:
TACOMA BUREAU No. 1903 Pacific
BVERETT-P K Lewis.
kS Qf4T TOWNGEED-Wrn. A. Pfeiner.
- 1BLddNGHAM BAY - New Whatcom.
44641 ELS, Manager.
q Q1EWPTA-417h Nain street, @. c. VIM
&JcfoRfA. B. c.--ceorse Marsden.
Iee foil1uing letters await advertisers
b ~ this cli3ce:
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY or SEATTLE.-C,ity -
urer'S Notice. ssD.
Notice is hereby given that the ana
nual instaltment Of local fnlprava..as1a -.
Seventh Street, in the City If $50
from Is point 10 feet a0rth Of sha ,,ssA
line of Pike Street % Olive Strsas ~. 10y A.
the provisions of ordnance No. Sa-. rhssat
provides for the improve nlent Of so
street by constructing pipe sevar ai ~
the center Of said street, ieEethe- wiz q
necessary openings, YVES. Mandates s. -
tilaters and flushing tanks, and nv , esn-
Meeting the same VIVA the main i. sss-
ccpting sewer now existing st tha 49,
section OF Olive and seventh Stress 's "
providing for the payment therefor i, "a "a
sJaliments and est2 b,iShinE = flsns ~ -.
such payment by the ievyiag ana s4., laS
ton OF special assess naeGtS u0on ina S-sS
eFty benefited hy the Improvements - ss.
providing for the issuance OF honss sssu
aathor'ss,d ny an aet of The legisiatnrs
March 9Th, 1885, and under The urovsssN
Of ordinance No SSt9. approved Nav s. -
1894 as amended by ordinance No az ~.
approved July lith. 1851, has been sssN
certified 10 ME for collection and a. av
Specstve sums therein CHARGED ara is,ss.
against each parcel and los Of lana 80
paft thereof. in said district. in payn as.a
Of such inStal'nent remains unySali ~
the same. including the Interest or -. ~
whole amount charged. must be pais ae
or before the lfth day Of Decegphe- ,s ~
Unless payment De made on such install.
ment on or before the nth day az Drcsrnr
Der, 1897, the same shall become delinansss
and shall bear interest at the rate ~
per cent. per annum until paid and ~ 80
paid before said time, penalty OF Ava
{5f per cent. shall be added. snd the s,,s.
delinquent shall be entered on the anr,,.,
tax roll for the current year against ss.a
lot and parcel of land. and part thersss
SO delinquent, and with the interest az
penalty shall be collected rs other law
together with such additional eharres :.
penalties as are authorized 10 be chsr,ss
and collected on other delinquent tasss
and each lot or parcel of land so aaNss
quent shall be sold FOR the amount -
such assessment, with interest. pen.,ss
and costs. in the manner provided nv ~
GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer Of the CITY of Sas,si.
Date of LIST publication November IIss
1897 49,
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

RING THE "a. h" EON fer nessenScrs.
wessetn CDi9n ara Great Northern tele-
grams. hacks, gUFneyS, and expruss
wagons: quick service, Telephone. Matn
lSe sis Secend. Branch Paclgc I4aun-
dry.
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>fttt&ts NOTICES
MOTIF, p Notice II hereby gwen thas the
regular auaHal meeting ~ the sfee-k-
holders 81 The Yukon Company vii!
be hesa az EAc Office of fhe company
room StS Burke Ntstliirx san,
Wash. on Thursday. fhe -th ,iev III ~.
een1her fNss- fer the s(scst0a az trustees
ard such other business as may pvoTer~
iy carre before TIRE meeting
Dated N0Vsna tSr = fSsf
a CcoktNtsHAM Secretary
CstAfNeS{IltfN-Ws sre now pTena-ass 20
60 composition for the trade fanN mas.
urel IN SospSTetl. Nlrtor Rrpvsar ara
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Cali 81 address Pess-Intsiuseacsr scat
tie
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY 10
manufacturers, business houses ard
pGeItc gs~t nv the Press telAiuEusr an
rea4 tAilen'se. Uaioa elcck portland
or
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C. W PARKER & co. fresh paper ana
plates: everything used IN Photography.
corner First avenue aad Chsxry street.
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FRENCH RANGES and air-t;gh, stove f7t.
tings manufactured BY Variety Iron
Works. Charles street and Railroad av-
enue.
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foR SALE-Restaurant down town,
81 90; fruit. cigar and tobacco store.
$a9: delicacy store $3.50
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FOR SAf.E-One 6fty-four inca. by four
tEsn-foot hosler. with srrokestack front.
CRATE bars and fittings for sale cheap fer
cash. Apply 30 TIE Vulcan Iron Works
Company. foot OF University street
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ALL KINDS OF fire machinery and IN
ssrumsnts made and repaired: also pat
tern and experimental work for Inyer-
tors Fl. Wagner. room Sullivan build
ing
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-We are prepared 20 furnish
pack horses. which are well broken in
lots OF from FIVE 10 fifty or carload lots.
on short notice. these ho<ses win be de-
sivered IN Seattle ard sold az very low
rates For particulars call on or ai-
dress Benedict & Co. e Hinckiey block.
Seattle.
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*S;W0WANTED-oae or more parties 10
JON advertiser In purchasing outfit for
packing purposes 10 20 20 Klondiks in
spring. advertiser thorough packer and
comes We'll recommended
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ron sALE-aEaL ESTATE

FOR SALE--xis. axs-"A snap frst-class
business lot. only 500 per front foot; on
Second avenue.
= ea-Improved residence property 10
feet square; slightly location: seven
blocks from Bailey building.
s. zEo-Modeyn nine-ro0m house; lot soxl0s;
fine view.
s. Oss9-I1ot s3xfe8; four blocks from post
office. NJ n. CARRAHER
- Bailey Building
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FOR SALESMAN towing steamer three
years old. Amply W. H H. Green. Pm
get Sound Machinery Depot.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LODGING HOUSES rooms well located !:
ie 70 u rooms furnished. price $50: rent
very low: days only.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-05-27

alleged arguments are valid, the tariff is an
unmitigated curse from every point Of
view, and the national government should
derive all its revenues from internal taxes,
direct and other.
1t will not do TO say that while you OPP
pose Protection, you arein favor neither of
Free Trade, nor Internal Federal revenue,
for you either do not know what you are
talking about, or else your arguments
against Protection are mere fallacies, and
you know it. Now, here are few nuts
for you to crack; and if they are chestnuts,
all the more easy it is for you to crack
them:
We defy you to frame even an appar-
emily rational objection to Protection that
is not equally an argument against all
tariffs whatsoever.
We defy you to frame any similar argu-
ment or objection against Protection that
will not have precisely the same force for
or in favor Of free trade that it has against
Protection.
We defy you to invent or state anything
against protection that does not make
equally in favor of an exclusively Internal
Revenue system for the support of the
Federal government.
we defy you to give a reason for any
tariff ''for revenue only" that is not
equally good, or even much better, for
Protection.
We defy you to state anything against
Federal internal revenue that does not
support Protection.
We defy you to say word for incidental
Protection that is not tenfold stronger in
behalf of systematic Protection.
We defy you to show better con-
stitutional authorization for Congress to
make either offensive or defensive war
than has been given Congress to lay and
collect Protective duties.
Try Your hand on these nuts. Our
Forum is open to you. Select the nut yo@
think easiest, and let US see what you will
do. We are addressing the ablest, best
informed and most honestly intelligent
anti Protectionist anywhere within the
bounds of our circulation, and we do nc,t
want an essay from the Williamsf ,ure
Asylum, or from someone who ough t to be
there, and who thinks "autho, lty," or
confident assertion, to amount to reason
and logical argument. In or .er words, we
do not wish for fools to rush into our
Forum on this occasion. We want man
who is capable of doing his side of the case
justice, as well as Of romprehending and
conceding the toEee of what is said for
Protection or agar ist Free Trade.
"Thrice is he armed who hath his
quarrel lust''-for home and native land!
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-05-27
UNJUST COMPLAINTS.

We hear frequent complaints made by
persons about the failure of prosperity
that was expected to follow the restoration
of the Republican party TO power. Some
times these complaints are made regret
fully, and others are uttered In spirit Of
o,ee or satisfaction that indicate desire,
on the part of the persons making them,to
retard rather than encourage return of
prosperity.
The business situation may not have inn
proved as rapidly as many persons had
boned it would. Unreasonable expecta-
tons may have been INDUCED in by
many; but that it is no reason why mis-
conception should prevail as to the true
conditions of business throughout the
country. If our views are to be formed by
the conditions that prevail in our immedi-
ate section, then we are justified in con-
Guiding that there has been marked I'M
movement through all sections of the
Uuion. There has been an advance inthe
znrices of nearly all the products of our Sec
ton. Cattle, lambs, wool and lumber are
seelling higher and are in greater demand
The position heretofore taken by men OF
all political parties was that there could be
no substantial prosperity in the country
without the agriculturalin interests prospered.
Taking this to be true, is not the outlook en-
couraging? Wheat, wool, lambs, cattle,
cotton and nearly all agricultural products
have advanced greatly in prices. The far
mers and graziers of Tazewell County are
beginning to realize this 1t is impossible
for US to get money without giving some
thing in exchange for it. When our
lambs, cattle, hay and lumber go out to
the markets of the world and we receive
better prices for them than were realized
last year we have before us an undeniable
evidence of returning prosperity,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-05-27

THE Court of Appeals of Kentucky has
decided that the widow of man who died
from a mosquito was entitled to recover an
accident insurance policy to the amount of
$4,000, and that the accident company
must pay. Why not? If man should
die from the bite of rabid dog or rattle
snake, or from the kick of horse, his
death would result from an accident. If
death results from a mosquito bite OF a
spider bite, it is equally the result Of an
accident.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-05-27
CUBA AND FREE SILVER.
Is the Former Being Used as Lever to
Boost the Latter.

Mobile Register Dem.l.
1t is developing that tie opposition to
the Dingley tariff bill in the Senate was
not inspired by Democratic desire to
prevent legislation detrimental to the
silver basis.
The Register does not admire the
Dingley species of taxation, and recognizes
thai not only is it un-Democratic, but its
revenue-producing power is seriously open
to question; nevertheless, we condemn
strongly the opposition that has for its
basis nothing higher than the desire to
force other conditions upon the people
than they have pronouounced for at tn
polls.
The conspiracy is but part of a gen.
eral plan to bling about such general
distress as to force the people into g
revolutlon-a peaceab)|, one, if possible
but still a revolution these leaders know
ing that the people when in their right
mind, and lefs to decide for themselves
Will never permit themselves tc
De missed in the direction the free sill
yer AAep desire to lead them.
1h'; Cuban business also is a part Of the
pla'd. Senator Morgan and his associates
rave done their best to precipitate thii
country into war with Spain, hoping tina
the resources Of this country would be 81
severely drawn upon that the reserve
would be exhausted and the country forced
tc, silver hass. That part of the con
spiracy is yet in good working order, bu
the present Administration, Ike that which
has lately gone out Of Office, is not easily
to be influenced and has policy of it
own that it will pursue despite the ruinou
designs of the silver men IN the Senate.
The full force of the silver undertaking
may be expected to show itself when the
Administration proposes its measure o
ultimate financial REFORM This measure
if successfully passed, will be the death
warrant of silver monometallism and re
pudiation, and the silver men know it
They will move heaven and earth in theil
struggle to defeat any currency reform
legislation. We trust, however, that the
sense Of right, which has so often man
Tested itself in crucial moments of the
nations history, will prevail against this
last and desperate attempt to overthrow
the credit of the United States and to. rot
us of the distinction of being leader Of
the worlds civilization.