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colored papers. and IT really looked extremely
pretty and fanciful
Donald c. Cameron has sent some paper dolls for
little "shut-in" II he will send two-cent stamp
to R Rim for mailing the club '" will be '0'"'''''
Will Mrs. H. A. kindly send her full name and
address for enrolment with :wo-cent stamp for
the club pin II she desires it. Her poem has been
passed on"
Rules for bringing sunshine into the soul sent by
Mrs. Thomas w. saeger. Allentown PENN. She
knows the authors Of only two. Can any one give
the others?
Look at your merces with both eyes; at your
trials and troubles with only one"
Study contentment. What they do not have
makes thousands wretched."
Keep at Some work CT usefulness.
Keep yeur hertz wgeGw ys aWays on1e
nance shine In. 1t will turn tears into sunshine"
THE REV DIR. CCYLER.
GOD LOVES Me.
I whisper It over and over at night.
breathe il again at the first dawn of light
God loves me. God loves me. oh. hymn OF my soul
All day through my heart will its glad numbers
f bless ,S' cen mt the DARKNESS revealing its Light
clasp TO my bosom the trials wnicn prove
His wonderful pity, His wonderful love.
God loves me- this vine with its blossoms SO fair
Doth twire round the cross which daily must
So sweet is its fragrance: I would no: forego o,,
The weight OF me Cross. though 1t bows me so low
God loves me-. dear charm which wear DER my
And sooner with life than with this would I'd, part
Viii Vii OBJ open the mansions Of heaven for me-!
God loves me, the beautiful, beautiful thought
With ali that Is farest and dearest Is fraugnt'
IT'S written In flowers wherever treau' ~ hand
read II in al, tha; He gives withhods.
1b;s Love that stoops down in compassion TO share
Each sorrow of mine and eacn burden OF care
Bus ill look on the e, face ace Of 6y Thy Hsg One
could Offer for es me SO ON T6 11s pvne
Sent bv Mrs. George Hall
II Mrs Hall win send two-cent stamp ne ''''
pin will be forwarded 10 ncr.
! lirs Ieibert might send her "On'y woman .
poees' TO Mrs Martha Norris, Soda Ill., ~ ~
! She is postmistress there and president VI '"
! T. S 3 branch. She has large society
! 4 RECIPE FOR DAY.
"Take q little dash OF water cold
| And a little heaven or prayer,
| And "A little bit Of sunshine So!d'
Dissolved in the morning ar
Add to your meal some merriment'
Add a thought for kith ana KIM
And Their az n prime ingredient,
A plenty OF work thrown IN
And spice It all with the essence Vi 'o'e'
And a little Whit OF pay ,. ohov.
( Let wise old book and glance ABOVE
Complete the wel.-spent day.
sent NV Nrs / d. H. Crest, River Edge, y. j.
President General OF the T. :. g: IL a. D N
No II Second Pace. Brooklyn mas not yer iouio
tho desired direction for washing black ana oEo"'
silk she might like to try the virtues Oh Soar
bark II is 20 be obtained in small packages al
-, ar,;gc,s,s I learned OF 1t from d Southern
"Auntie" who while in my service renoyated s Sh
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4 RECIPE FOR A DAY

President General OF the T. 3 .; IL a. D ~
M II Second Pace Brooklyn, has not yet fouhd
49, d,.irod direction for washing black and brown
silk she might like to try the virtues OF soap
bark. II is 10 be obtained in small packages at
most druggists. | learned of it from southern
"Auntie." who while in my service; Ienoyated ssv
al dresses Including a black silk, with IL. she
had been for twelve years lin the ministry anu
assured me that "his' clothes Creferring 10 ner
600 warmer I'm the caling) had always been
kent blacx and spotless by her continued use OF
III" VIII ia r r q kindly send her full name and adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

Alice Cunningham wishes to thank Miss Alice
Wechor for the papers TO her, and says che Is
enjoying them greatly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

Communications have been received from Mrs j.
II. Youns, Franklin TENTS. Uncle Dan. NJ Nc
Creary NJ. j.. Miss Clara Meyer, VI. Deans, Alice
Cunningham, Mrs. Frances {. ~, Williams; SID
Chdren's Friend" VI. c. Y, Mrs. II. NJ Nesmith'
Bertha Anna Nesmth and Mrs. r. ID. Baldwin.
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dress. that she may be enrolled as member OF the
society?
president-Ceneral Of the T. S. s.: rev Weehs
ago heard little girl recite the Following verses.
BY whom are they written and where can ma
them? T. with a number OF FRIENDS "ouio hhe ~
have them for our scrapbooks
Do not despord be cast down,
Though scanty be thy humble store
When darkest clouds have passed away
The sunshine We can prize the mere
Though DER thy path dark shadows fall.
Let naught disturb thy rest
A mind al peace from doing rlgnt
Gives Joy 10 every honest breast
Fear not the tumults that may rage,
Fierce as cen the god Of var
It's through the darkness we behold
The beauties Of each shining st stacy ,rr
Truly yours h"~i ~
THE ELIXJR.
Seeking the reason. hidden we'll
That keeps the rose so pure ana fair'
probed i,s crimson heart ana iouhd'
Sparkling and small and round
peariy dewdrop nesting tIefe'
And I thought OF another rose.
Not born OF the EARN poor aoS Su Eneu
That nj It's heart lay some such oe"
Az, the nurturing dew OF IIust.
Edward Wilbur Mason.
Sent by Mrs. C. T. K. OF St. Louis.
VIII Mrs c r K kindly send her full name lot
enrolment with a two-cent stamp TOT a cluD PIN "
she desires IL? Her other poem mas peeh passed
on.
President General Of the T. 8. s.: have grea,
deslr. 10 belong 10 your Sunshine Society and II
.ympathy In and love for your heaven-born work
can bring me into spiritual membership, then am
with YOU In the highest sense. From the earliest
issue OF The Tribune II has been family 'hsu'u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

Mrs. Frances c. williams wishes TO thank NJ
Jackson for The corrected version OF the poer
Don't Take 1t TO Heart.
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from four 10 four and half yards. AS these are
gowns Of the tailor-made kind the trimming is all
nat and does not add at all to the apparent width
OF the skirt.
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VIII Mrs. H. A. kindly send her full name AM
address for enrolment, with .wo-cent stamp 10
the club pin II she desires it. Her poem has bee
passed on"
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THE ELIXIR.

btHt + W Ut q, -
VIII Mrs c. T. X. kindly send ner iun name 10
enroiment with a two-cent stamp for a cluD pin, u
she desires il! Her other poem has been passed
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

Donald c. Cameron has sent some paper dolls Tor
a little "shut-n" II he will send a two-cent stamp
to pay for mailing the club pin will he forwarded
him.
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Mrs Ioibert might send her "On'y Woman >
popes" to Mrs Martha Norris, Soda HILL ~ -
She is postmistress there and president oi '"'
~ ( = branch She has large society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

Mr.. T w s.-The poem. The Next Ihins' nas
already been printed In he sunsnine coiumn' iou
gro entitled to the cluD pin.
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, colored papers. and It really looked extremely
pretty and fancfful
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-04
REsoLUrIoN 80. l4N-Re II resnlrea /.

RESOLUTION NO. I4o.-Be II resolved !.
the city Council of the City OF Sea,,.
as follows:
Gl-That IL Is the intention az ,hs ~.
OF Seattle TO improve East Jefferson s,ras.
from Twentieth Avenue TO the allev ~
tween Twenty-First Avenue and Twen,v.
Second Avenue. Twenty-first Avenue frn,
East jefferson Street 70 a point IqA 80
South OF East Marion Street and Twen,i.
eth Avenue from East Jefferson Street !,
n point 100 feet South OF East Nar.ns
Street bv constructing therein an lron
stone pipe sewer throughout said nortinns
OF said street and avenues. together with
all necessary yves, openings. manholes
lamnholes ventilators. catch basins ars
flushing tanks.
(el-That the cost thereof be paid by a,
assessment 10 be levied upon the property
ahutting upon and proximate 10 said nor.
lions of said East Jefferson Street Twen-
ty First Avenue and Twentieth Avenna
under the plan of immediate payment" n
the manner nrovided by the charter ara
Ordinances OF the CITY of Seattle.
Csl-That the CITY Engineer be directed
to furnish TO the City Council an estimats
Of the cost Of said Improvement.
4)-That the matter of making said I'm
provement viii he considered by the City
Council at a session thereof to be held "a
the sth day OF December, 1871. AT IA
o'clock p. M. at which time all persons de-
string TO be heard before the City Council
upon the matter of making said improve.
ment are notified TO be present
Passed the City Council the LIST day Il
November 1897. and signed by me In open
session I'm Authorization Of its passage
this LIST day of November. 1897.
w. CHAPMAN,
President Protein of the City Council
Filed by me this LIST day Of November
1897 WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-oificio City
Clerk
Date Of first publication. November
.Sn-
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS sALE;--in
the superior court OF the state OF Ma s
ington, for the county OF King. Wiz
lam Bryans, plaintiff. VS.. Jonn " !.
Brewer, Adora u. Brewer. his wile' !.
w. Chandler Fannie b. Chandler, ."
wife; Washington National BANK q 20 -
attic corporation: the County OF Mp
OF the State OF Washington and e. Z.
Whittlesey. as treasurer ana ex-o ,... y
tax collector of said county, the tl.y y y
Seattle, county of King OF the stass =
Washington. and George #. Medcnan5;
treasurer ard ex-officio tax coslee,gs n
said city; Malcolm McDougalL =. ~ =.
Bradner. Willis l.. Ames, trus.es. -" :
Solicitors Loan and Trust COMPANY, .
corporation. and Thomas De Witt suys. n.y..
and Effingham u. Morris, as $3.50 ~.
of the Solicitors Loan ana trust tv''
pany. defendants. No. M.202. -.
Under and by virtue of an ordsr ~ 80 ~
and special execution, Issued oo' o,,,, VA
above-naIned court, In the aboYe-sh.sss.AIl'
action. and 10 me directed ana aenss.ss,
/ have duly levied upon the foiio"ins. - -.
property situated In King county, "as'
Tots fourteen 90. fifteen % and "a,
teen Qe} In block numbered eleven ~ L.. :.
Walia Waila addition 10 the cry o. .1Dso,a
tie. according 10 the plat theFe9f on In ,,s,y
in the auditors office OF said hlils evs4's'
Nofice is therefore hereby given nay
on SATURDAY. the eth day Of SeveHgs
1881. at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. m q go. ~.
day AT the front door Of the court nv ..v
IN the city OF Seattle. IN said hins s s,ss n
/ will sell the ab0va-GeEcribed pFop..j e.s
public auction. 10 the highest anu -
bidder. for cash. an
WIN II MOYsR. shehn'
'rfliiur~hast f. pFitchard4 atforItl-.s
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
son Street Improvement.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
son Street Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board OF public works Of
the city OF Seattle up 10 o'clock p. m,
Friday. November 5th, 1897. for the I'M
end OF the present sewer on said street
between Fourth and Third avenues, 70
the alley between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues, by constructing pipe sewer along
with all necessary openings yves. man
holes. lampholes, ventistors, flushing
tanks and catch basins, as provided by
ordinance No. 1858. creating local improve
ment district No. lS3 and in accordance
with the plans and Specifications now on
file in the office OF the board of public
Each bid must be accompanied by a Ger
titled check. payable 10 the order Of the
five CD per cent. of the bid. and no bid
viii be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will be required 10
enter into Il contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws Of the state
Of Washington. within ten days after be-
ing notified of the award of the contract
to him; falling TO do so. the said check
and the amoJTt fixed therein viii be for
feited 20 the city. No person is eligible
prior TO the letting OF said contract made
default in payment OF any just claim
Tor any WoFk or Iah0f performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant TO
any such contract as herein advertised. or
who within said two years failed TO con-
plete any such contracts.
Special attention is called 10 article xiii.
OF the city charter as Now in force relat-
ing TO hours OF labor and 10 article
vii, section 81, subs. / and 2 relating TO
bonds and slreties.
The board OF public works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
Bid for Jefferson Street Improvement"
BY order of the hoard of public works.
FRANK OLESON, Secretary.
Date of first publication, October 9th.
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RESOLUTION NO. rSa-Rn u ~a-.s----
as follows: VI se2ria
% That il IS the intention ~ -.
Council TO improve Twentv-secons az Wv
South from Jackson Street "a aveaae
margin or Dearborn Street ~. y snGtA
siaewalkirg and marking said svarssAsrS.
sidewalks 10 he SIX tSl feet v}sa 49, sid
sides thereof with terraced rsrhsr..s. aeta
between said sidewalks and me 81, s.ips
street margins ~1laesas
(sl That the cost thereof he n,s -
sessment 20 be levied uuon tba 49, - a.
ahutting upon said norton az sass sgssses'y
ty-second Avenue South under ia W. ~
OF Immediate Payment In ire rs.a nMa
provided by the Charter and Orilnsnrssass.a !.
the City OF Seattle q
CD That the CITY Engineer be f7s-sn,,, :.
turnish 10 the CITY Council an eStima.s =
the cost or said Improvement
(D That the manner Of making x.ss !.
provement will he considered nv ~ mt M
Council nj a session thereof Ia IL ~ hsas 10y Y
the sth dav of December 1871 ss. s
O'clock +. NJ. at which time all nerso,s ~
string 20 be heard before the CITY Ssss ~
upon the matter OF making said innra,saa
nlent are notified TO be preSen, 'V'e'
Passed the City Council the Ist aar !,
November 1897. and signed BY me n NJ Y
session in authorization OF ~ nas 80
this LIST day of November. 1897.
w. CHAPMAN
President Protein Of CITY Sossn.p
Filed by me this LIST day OF Novsr,Ass.
1877. WILL II, psTPsPp, ~p
city Comptroller & Fx-ofYicio civ rss,s.
Date of first publication November
1881
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FOR SALE-sTEAMERS,

STEAMER FOR SALE-The city of Wa
terville, a stern-wheel. light draft steam
er. built In 1891. Dimensions. 80 feet long.
19 feet beam. 2ia feet draft. Equipped
with boiler II feet in height and 60 inches
In diameter, carrying 20 pounds steam
pressure; two non-condensing engines of
l2-inch cylinder and three feet stroke.
Pumps. etc. All practically as good as
new. VIII dismantle the steamer and
Joseph p. Smith, is f. Fayette street.
Baltimore, Md.
STEAMSHIPS FOR KLONDIK ETA Sc
lection OF cheap steamships for sale. suit
able TO run between Seattle and Alaska
Steam vessel circular. Samuel Holmes.
IS Broad street New York
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CALL FOR BIDS FOR CITY PRINT
ticle ": of the City Charter).
Notice is hereby given 10 owners and
managers of daily newspapers of general
circulation published in the city OF Seat
tie that sealed proposals to do the city
to-wit: From January !, 1895. to Deem
Der 81 1893. both inclusive, will be re-
celVed on or before the twentieth t20tnl
day next after the publication of this call
to-wlt: On or before the 2lst day Of
November, 1897.
Each of such proposals shall be accom-
panied by bond with not less than two
sureties in the sum of five thousand dol
lars, @5.MOo0), approved by the Comp
tfoller and Corporation Counsel couai-
tional that II the proposal be accepted
the party proposing VIII, during the period
mentioned in his proposal, well, seasonal
bly, and faithfully cause to be accurately
printed and published according TO law
IN certain daily newspaper manning I'D
OF general circulation in the city and pub
lished therein. all and singular the mat
tiers and things required by law 10 be
published in the city official newspaper"
of the city of Seattle. and shall. with
SUCH bond, be delivered to the City Clerk
sealed up in an envelope Endorsed, Sealed
proposals and bond for city printing"
Such proposals shall be indorsed by the
City Clerk at the time Of such delivery
with the date of hts reception thereof ana
early as may be at its next monthly ses-
sion thereafter, and thereupon the cofn-
ell Will by resolution announce the
names Of all parties whose proposals have
been offered and the terms of their pro-
posals respectively, and designate as
"city official newspaper" that newspa per
whose owner or manager has offered Inc
lowest proposals with duly approved
bond. and such newspaper shall at the
beginning OF the next ensuing fiscal wear
to-wit: On January /. 1898, and during
said year 1888, be such Getty official news.
paper"
Bonds accompanying unsuccessful pro-
posaIs will be returned to proposers
WILL II. PARRY. City Clerk.
Date Of first publication Monday. No
Vember /, 1897
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE of elegant furniture will
take place at private residence, 122 Fifth
avenue, corner OF Fifth and Columbia
street. on Thursday Nov 4th, at IL
o'clock sharp. Elegant oak bed sets
brass beds, springs. mattresses. 12-foot
extension table. leather-seated dining
chairs. rockers. center tables bed lounge
cheffonier. pier glass 30x90 elegant up
right plano, Moquette and Brussels car
pets. pillows, bedding. heaters. cook
range. crockery. etc. +. G.. Bickerton,
auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE of household furniture at
Bickerton's saleSrooms l5l2 First avenue
on Wednesday. Nov 3rd. at O'Clock: bed
Gets. springs. mattresses. tables, chairs
dining chairs, sewing machine. mirror
30x50. cook ranges heaters. carpets. tin
ware. kitchen furniture etc
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U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Portland.
Greg. Oct. 26. 1897. Sealed proposals Tor
constructing bikes. etc, in Hayden
Slough and Columbia River, Or, will be
received here until L. NJ. November i6.
1897. md then publicly opened. Informa-
ton furnished on application. w. l..
Fisk, Capt. Engrs
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DEATHS AND FTsEa.Is.

0AAHAM-At Fremont "wednesday No
vempsr .. i~s. at the ressdenra II Nr
1sa a. n IT. - a. Graham. Edith Graham.
0HERMAE-4Tn Seattle x.<tr..s.~ -.
vember 3 1s97. at - King street Of ia
Detic coma. Charles Sherman. aged q
years.
HEMEEW AI-At his hate home. IN fsiave-
mHd. Onio. November z Arthur Hsrren-
way. father OF Mrs WIIlsar, 8 rsse,.s.5
SOC. OF Seattle. aged 81 years.
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CITY NOTICES

ested are hereby required -
the City Council at a Sessior @ppsar hes..
tne 1ouneii chamber in the M, S n nsle
the sixth day or necenhsr ~ ~. Hat =
o'clock p m. and make ohsa...s atsa
te. ~ SAID time 50 fixed the Csssss 'shsss
viii make such eorrect5ons Il made AZ
i deems just, ard win then ~ - "a ssA !,
approve such ron and levy ana s~1.alueslaascs
amounts thereof agaiust eaen 1 .assAss Ia
lot shown in said roll. ana sAsesl ass
same a frst lien thereon. s ssSSs'ass ~
nay oe e, saloaFned 70 later OATS i. ' =
CITY Comptroller aud Fsv-esssslsaslhf.
Clerk OF the City % Seattle ''''eao City
nsie Of first publication. NovvrA.. ).
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SAFETY APPLIANCES
Notice is hereby given that the Seattle
and International Railway Company has
applied 10 the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for an extension Of time beyond
January list. 1898. within which they are
required 10 equip their freight cars with
automatic couplers and power or train
brakes under sections and of an act
approved March p 1888 relating 10 the
equipmen; of cars used In interstate COM
merce with such safety appliances. and
that a hearing upon said application viii
be had al the office of the commission in
Washington, ID. c., on December LIST, 1897,
al 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
At that hearing all persons interested for
or against the granting Of the relief
prayed for will be heard. either IN person
or by attorney, and they may file with the
commission affdavits. statements or ar
guments for or in opposition to said pc
tition on or before said date.
BY order OF the commission
EDW. A. MOSELEY.
Secretary.
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~ order 20 secure correct insertion -.
1870 ss,s unusr tnese headinRs ire sarse
LIQUID g seit at the business Office o. fAse
papsrs 70 charge n made for gs,cfs -.s.s~~x
Funeral notices. resolutions ~ :. - -
-. a =, ~ viii be charged Al the
rae Oh " cents per line each fnssrtso1
PoST-ISTELI-If;r.,Sr. ~,
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Notice IS hereby given. 20 accordance
with section OF article XVI. OF the CITY
charter, that examinations Will be held
az the city han for all persons who have
fled applications for positions IN fhe
classified service of the city OF Seattle.
az mentioned below.
said examinations viii begin on the 1rtb
day OF November. 1891. and VIII include
the following. positions: Patrolman and
driver IN police department: piIot- enoi
ueer stOker. driver. pipeman ana trIeL
man IN the fire department; desk CLERK
and page IN the library department. and
clerical service.
Applicants will be examined IN the s,,b-
jects mentioned on pages 20 and 40 of the
civil service rules and regulations. to-
gether with such additional tests a. will
best show the nuahnca lions OF tna anDii-
can't FOR the posi- ion for which he aprlies
Registration clerks should be in formed a.
10 The geography Of the city its divisions
Into wards and precincts the system used
IN naming and numbering streets. the cleo
ton and registration laws etc
according 10 the provisions OF amend
nenls recently adopted by the commits
sion. each applicant for police service
must be at least feet 10 inches In heirbt
IN MS bare feet. Credit viii be given All
applicants for fire and police serVjcs who
nave had at least two years experience in
Under the provisions of rule :. the co.n-
mission valves for this exarnina lion the
age UNIT as mentioned In rules Il and n
drivers IN police service. and pIIofs and
engineers In IRE service. making me ex-
IRENE age limit for original entrance 10
these positions = years
No application for these examinations
viii Dc approved later than November 81
ls9l Each applicant viii receive postaf
notice OF the exact ;}rne Of his examination.
By order Of the Civil Service Commission.
A II. GRoF-T Secretary
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF
Local Improvement District No 40 for
the improvement Of Howell Street from
Boren Avenue 20 the alley between Terry
and Ninth Avenues. and the alley run
mig through block A. Heirs o. Sarah A
Bells Second Addition. under Ordinance
No. 500 and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
rnent ron Of Local Improvement District
no. l45. Tor the Improvement Of Howell
street from Boren avenue 20 the alley be-
tween Terry and Ninth Avenues and the
alley running through block q Heirs OF
sarah A Bells Second Addition. under
Ordnance No. 4s04 has been reported bv
the Board Of Public Works 70 the CITY
Council OF the City q Seattle and il now
on lie IN the office q the city comptroller
ana e1-officlO city clerk. and the sans. A
now open for public inspection at said office,
and VIII remain open for Inspection until
MONDAY the sixth day Of December lss7
- o CLOCK .. IA, AID ali persons inter-