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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

This morning are say Judge Gilbert r
Goxue. OF fae municipal court Up 70 l.
O'Clock. nst6zsgnt. last night IL was Judge
Joseph IL Glasgow
THIS s,hange 5 The forerunnsr OF the
grand change sn county officials that VIII
take place January II. The municipal
court was a special creation and by chance
Il happens that ire term OF Is judge sx-
pirss and his successor takes Office few
a1ys before the general upheavzl For
four years Judge Glasgow has sat on the
bench Of tire municipal court. listening 20
the stories that often involved important
points o. law. and then again that sim
ply brought f0rta in a humorous. Some
times pathetic, manner, the vieissstudes
Of life.
He vas a candidate for denomination.
but was defeated by Gilbert r. Bogus,
who occupied the bench yesterday after
noon with him. Owing 10 the fact that Il
was the last tine Judge Glasgow would
preside the court room was well Allied. A
number OF cases were disposed Of. after
which Judge Glasgow took his farewell
with The following brief but welI-timei re-
marks.
This ends my official connection with
This court as is presiding judge. Ny four
years service here has met. and doubt
less VIII continue 20 meet the approval OF
some and the condemnation OF others
Some w1Il continue 20 praise without dis
elimination and others 10 condemn with
our discTi nj mating. while others. stiil.
without committing ~lraer OF these mis-
takes. wifi, al least, give me credit for
having acted conscienfiGusly.
With those with when nave been OH
cialIy associated IN these years. clerks.
baihfts. prosecuting officers, members Of
me bar and city and police officials my rels-
1ions. as q whole, have been pleasant, and
] cannot bur thank them most heartily
for the courtesy they have shown me Ii
/ have, al times, seemed harsh and aisa-
greeaole. / beg ahem 20 remember the diff
culties OF the position, and that II is not
one most calculated TO make one sweet
tempered and ami&ble.
II believed that aocuser and accused
should De treated with equal consideration
by the court u3tii judgment Is reached.
some have misunderstood me in my treat
ment OF police and other city officials, ana
have taken for dlscourtssy what | never
intended as such. Wishing my successor
success, and AL with whom have been
associated a happy and prosperous new
year, I bid you farewell
In conversation with a Post-Inteiiigencer
reporter last evening Judge Glasgow said
that he would return 10 the practice Of
law In Seattle, but further than that his
plans were uniformed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
Washington Pension. and Po.sofnces

WASHINGTON. Jan. l--Speciai.-Orig-
tnal pensions have been granted 10 Henley
l.. Reaus. OF Suanydsle, King county;
Alfred 8 Hall. Of Seattle; Merrick C. See
~. OF Weiser. Whateom county; william
II. Nelson. of Tacoma: William y. Alvord,
OF Chehalis. Lewis county. and Andrew J.
Mullinix, OF Waitsburg. waIla walla coun-
~. An increase of pension has been al
lowed William r. Thomas, of Spokane:
James p. Glassford. of walla Walla, and
Farnam ]. Eastman. Of Cheney. Original
widows pensions have been granted to
Emelia II. Masburg of Tacoma: Mary A.
b. Brown. Of Vancouver; Emily E. Tin
ney. Of Spokane. Ellen II. Mudgett, of
Tacoma and Eliza Gaskeu. of Spokane
An additional pension has been granted
George <. Huntley. of orting, Pierce
county.
c. W. Hopkinson has been appointed
postmaster at Fulton, Lewis county. vice
RI. Fulton, resigned. J. Scallon has been
appointed postmaster at St Helen, Cow
litz county, vice F. Scallon. resigned
William r. Peterson has received his COM
mission as postmaster ar Derby.
A postoff1ce has just been established at
Dyer, Douglas county, with special mall
service from Bridgeport eight miles east
and Abraham o. Dyer has been appointed
postmaster The commissions OF Aarce lus
s. Cannon, at Douglas. of Thomas Jones,
at Seguin. and OF Peter Nyholm. at Edge
wood have been signed. their bonds hav-
ing been approved.
The postoffice at Kalispell. Stevens coun-
ty. has been moved one mile northeast.
postmaster The office at Clinton, Island
county. has been moved three-fovrths Of
a mile south. and Ole c. Bue commissioned
postmaster
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
SENT TO Tur ASYLUM.
Ellen Reach Naw swanson. the
Crack Slayer. sdtgdEed tnssHe.

Aiexa TrfSr MCKAY SSartsss1s - rees.ea
r,areatage and born an Annoy, Chtra. for
ynerly ar ssnp1cye "a che lowell paper
snilI, ~ad latteTly a. Inspired singer. : ths
brief hiuwraphy thai wAl aceos1pauy ts1ts
wounx man 20 ma insane ssylusn az fort
Stetlaccom fossay.
Swanson Neas examined Yesterday after
noon by prs- AEus and Scsrl3ns snd pro-
rossrees lnsan9 Tie ted new &c h2t been
Aspnct4zea by Ellen Beach NGw. ano gave
an exhibition CT his lyric powers tAat a.
most caused a stAn1pe3e among a fzG
dozen attorneys tn fhe c01rt room A1totR-
frx rae y-wwe fasrlre1 swanson sese-,-
81 sa~ as Number 'hCsosniu Th9o' tos
RE - ~rnscA save hlsn rlsslty - scope to-
ts- ~snre. o. ssssv. ane WREN ne lad
~YtxNssf rseA tag rcrrzs red foT ths raet1tcos
=, =, hat "a Gus tae otaG&
During tha sxs-niDael0a SNH1aSo7 aesd
o. % 1aleT TsurknsaH's wTfst w1a a
.fea sf-,Ike grip. bsaexias thai wat5e he ga
- an slecgr.,al sps~k wss gsass@ns taeouSA
As s~>fw. r~c6actnr eSng waves TIE Fs1y-
ss-sans ars nosA - tfe oasuion taa5 swan
sssss sorln q fosanssy - 11caraole. 81
yh,ssaAa ~ Ray gfnr~ove wrstn srsatrnes's
xs~7-ssrs - Seavs rss Institution CO pro
"a saTe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

Fred X. Strive. receiver IN the cases
% the German Savings 4 Loan Society VS..
Charles ". Cole et al, and German Saw
iugs & Lean Society rs. John Pascoe et
al. fled his final reports IN the cases yes
terday and was discharged by order OF
Judge Langley. IN the former case the
receiver reports that he complied with the
order of court and made payments Of
s. 80 IS 70 the psaintiT and SIS 70 himself,
thus winding up the affairs Of the re-
ceivership In the latter case he paid
over si7404 TO the plaintiff and $50 10 HIM
self Winding I'D the affairs OF this re-
ceivership also.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

An osa ease hexnn r. August. iszs e.
titled Sarah u Hava ~ = nue3 = kTher~
~. csr,e 70 q pesrsfuA cne ~ 3aiSe iasus-
feyss court yesterday. a-tao2Ss a. tae gilsle
Il 49, eoEamcncs5 there was every tnai-
catfea ~ a lively agaf. TIE csls~ct % tae
action was g rwsorn e eeE3 ana tae
rtre1e~tw tuSr3 Vs~t MS lotE - =. inos5-
ssve. ~ e. tats & - g. Inclusive. - e.cek
=. also lots a. % G. iGcsuSsYs. tn els'ck =
Eaxg Seattle and u N&s castfnSG rs ire
s~srap' atat that BrscEly executes - the
elAantir =. GeMt - other p-ca@rfN tnan
ffas described whatever rSay asNe bean
ths original Sifscalty betwees IRE parties,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

Tie Old bridge which spans the canal az
Fremont has been considered practically
unsafe for the past month. owing 20 the
washing out OF the plies which supported
ire center beams. and the caving II e
the heavy tinbe-s at the sides since the
nEsg o the month the Seattle & interra-
uon2l and the Consolidated Street Rail
way Company have has forces Of men at
Work putting in new piles. strengthening
ire bridge and raising - several feet
hlEaeE IN the center. Cars are once more
enabled 20 run With safety, and the bridge
Is strong enough 70 withstand many more
floods and log jams The work viii prob
ably be completed the last 81 the week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
Cnurf Notes.

An order Of default was signed by Judge
langley yesterday IN ire case CT Charles
II Black vs. Edwin Aud et al.
The decree - divorce granted % Charles
7 f-'artS from Emma clark last week was
signed yesterday by Judge Osborn.
Judge Osborn held but short session
Of court Yesterday. being compelled 10
retire % his home On account OF slight IN
disposition.
The case 81 A. :. Kerry vs. the Cold
Medal Falcon Canning and Preserving
Company was continued by mutual con-
sent Yesterday. "a January
Judge Osborn Yesterday signed the final
order of dismissal Ia the libel suit brought
~ Edward Thomas against the Post
InteI Agencer Publishing Company.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 Mfchzef RYAN and Nav Baikwfil. both
OF SKY koInish. and Edwin II. HGufley
and Mabel Grace Jones. both or this city.
County Commissioners Gasch. Ilcke--
terday IN checking NJ the treasurer's
vouchers for TIE quarter ended December
Findings OF fact and conclusions % law
were signed by Judge Langley Yesterday
IN the case % Frances r Day -. . ..
Haifnsr e ux.. which WAS decided IN IA
vor OF the former last week.
s l. Crawford. s NJ Preston and @
= Hutchinson. appraisers OF the ssta te
az WEuam g Hin. fled the report &
teeir tahors ir IRE probate Department
q Ire superior court yesterday.
Helen 4 BaiEer need 10 longer be bur
Gene1 Wits 3 drunken. worthless husband
as Judge H1mes has signed findings ~
fact and conclusions q law Ia the cass
and ordered Judgment 10 Be entered en-
UtNng Eclsn % al absolute divorce.
IRENE Human vas given e divorce from
Chayes J. HUMAN hy Judge Huues yes
custody sc the ehfld was given 20 re
plalnIE SIZE vas also flowed $50 AZ
mony. payable in Nc WR sastAs. merit $
Of tla
TIE findings % fact ard conclusions
tfei6 and Copper Company - Carl Klein
schmidt ard " Ftnlsy HaU in whlcs
Jn1gs Langley denied ire couuauvss ~
tlslsn tnaf k3stnscHr rt Sf ard Hal ssoe3A
turn ever 20 K certain documents, we're
s,Suef yesterday.
" r. BOYD s. GO. bs<sa p salt n "a
superior couTt Yesterday aga inst p r
Eeeler ant @tfs or a prom tSsGTv note
Ts~ 8 h % gce8s amounting 20 ss2 -s
Wtta tie tNe amounts and interest," saa
p.atrtlG aEzs Ser a Judgment Rmaourt3r z
Il &ti-.A teEe,hsT vgtEh attorney fees.
Tas bond or ere apnssl az Faul Hen
NJ Company. fTew Fh@ nrfer rraNa ~
ia1gs Iarg-ey Decan hew - adfnart-.e
John % AernFs trs ezusr 81 certain s+asI
yalaS lsi3 4cwn kg tah ccmpaly far rn.T
T1ra3taT year %trfs Eaw& Vas eee1a~,f
Not1 yesterday. TIE sfretsrs saNfnw 10
appear aai tss.lsy IS ordered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
Appointed Freight Agent.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3-Scott Rath-
bun Chapel has been appointed local
freight agent OF the Southern Pacific
Company. vice A. u. Shepard. promoted
TO the position Of assistant general freight
and passenger agent. Mr. Chapel has
been connected with the Central and
Southern Pacific companies for over thlr-
" years. He was originally an agent.
but about twenty years ago was appoint
ed 8 travelling auditor of the road. and
has held the position ever since. He is
extremely popular In railroad circles.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
u~part es Referee Barriets.

Andrew J. Railiett, rsferee IN the case
wherein A NJ Byookes. cashier e The
Boston Eational hank. was plaintiff the
Investment Company
defendant. Charles Pagan. Janet c. rag a.
.. W. Bowen, NetSle Bowen and Charles
Kelly. garnishses. and Scion 7. Williams.
fled hts report In the superior
court YESTERDAY he finas that there was
DUE on February :, 1saS. 10 the Boston
National bank from the Sacknan-P1fllips
Investment Company 81. =. and on Sep
temter e tsss there was due from the
investment company TO Scion T. Williams
$50 FOR Professional ssrvtces.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

Permission was granted George R Fish
or. receiver OF the Seattle Dime Savings
bank. 10 levy an assessment upon each
and every stockholder IN the concern 10
the amount OF what remains unpaid upon
their subscriptions 20 the capital stock
In case the request is refused, the receiver
Is ordered 10 bring immediate suit against
every one refusing. In fact. he Is ordered
TO bring suit against every person In any
wav indebted to tho bank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

sheriT~elecf Meyer has selected MS chief
clerk and two 5aslers IN the persons OF s.
G. CaAerheaa, Andrew J. Earsman and
Neal Boyle. respect vely. The former mas
been and 4 now chief clerk and cashier
Of the freight department % the Great
NoruiIe-n. and ts sad 70 be an efficient
man. EarsEnsn, who viii be day ia Ter.
Is a wo.l-known PopuliSt worker and Is
also a railroad man. Boyle. night 5aller.
is a brlckmaSou and PopuEst politician.
The new force goes in next Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
TO MAKE ANOTHER TRY.
Kansas Prohibitionists Now Want a
state Liquor Dispeasary.

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. At is currently
reported that the Leading Prohibition sts
and temperance workers os Kansas nave
decided 10 ask the legislature eais winter
40 pass a law establishing the state liquor
1sspsnSary in Kansas Many assert that
This - the only method by which they can
ever hope 20 crush the drug store system
OF saloons and Joints. The matter VII be
brought before the state Proh.b icon con-
venrson 10 De held here January L. and u.
and. IL IS said. viii De officially indo-sed.
and legislative committee appointed 20
steer the bill through rhe legislature.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

Yesterday was pay day al the court
house. and the hearts OF The officials and
attaches were corresponding.y happy. Not
happy In anticipation Of many more such
pleasursble moments. bat happy because
-sIey wifi nave money 10 jingle when they
have nothing else TO DO. These men will
have one rnorn pay day. next Monday, as
thar is the tine set for the change OF ad-
rnln.strations. About $500 was pad OUT
yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
An Administrators Discharged.

The affairs % the Grant W. Bloxham
estate have been wound up and the adj
rninistrator. French Bioxham. discharged
The sole heir to the property left Is the
deceased's father. Joseph 3. BloxhArn.
who resides in Ararat. Pa, and 10 him
the residue is given. The property con-
sists Of real estate in King county and loo
acres OF government land In ClaIam
county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
REV. j. w. BUsHoN6 DYING.
The Pastor of Grace VI. T.. Church
Very sick In Portland

rep9-- reached this city last evening
from Portland 20 ths sFr@cs taas J. ".
BlsEoEx pastor ~ Grace n r onargh
rad 6tess tne~e NA'ls nothing wsS sal
as - Ire cause - sea+h. x Was supposed
% h& parsiyxas. - NJ BuShSag has rot
esen wsH q ate he went 70 Port AM iast
"Wednesday - visit IS soHs snd yssssr-
Gay morning MrS b9sssoaK received a let
te- advising n@r - cone 70 Portland. Re-
tare sAa sot ready 90 go J. T. EoHsS re-
cs4ved . isiarAons message from enc q
he SKIS a. Portland stating tnzs AE.
bsESaong rssEht cse a. any nsosnsat ara
thaE AtTs~ BssAong EA2 better bwixlx her
seE wsssy with her. aIcsher and soa ises
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
Land omce December pu.i,e>.

The December report % Receiver John
J. Terry. Of tire local land Office shows
The total receipt OF s1.5ssls during the
month. The report Is fternized as follows:
Sales q pubic hands s7452 acres. seq. %.
PORT Angeles cash entry. SIS: fees received
on one pre-emption declarat!o -; fees
on nineteen homestead entries, SIS; COM
missions on 2sS - scres embraced there
by, SELLS; comm sS.Ons on rwentv-r1{rre
ina homestsads. 4l17.5l acres. sIs7 e: fees
on timber land entries. SO, testimony fees
s7t02. total, 81 SS14
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
Manhattan Directors Win.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.--Attorney General
Hancock today denied the motion Of Nor
timer Hendricks for leave TO begin an ac-
ton for the removal Of the directors Of
the Manhattan Elevated Railway Com
peny and TO compel them to pay the road
some hundreds OF thousands OF dollars.
alleged 10 have been wrongfully paid out
as dividends during the past two years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

Actions were begun in The superior court
yesterday in the following cases;
Anna Herdau vs.. Wilbur = Chuds--
Transcript from Justice Casdwe2fs court
w =. Boyd s. Co. vs. d. 7. Wheeler ct
ux-.Promissory note. 81. and goods sold,
siATa
Darwin F. Ware vs. Melvin Swartout
Ct al-Promissery note and mortgage,
$500
Hampton Fairfie,d VS.. Christina seIoy
- al-pronniSsory note and mortgage.
a. eo. ard appointment 81 receiver.
w A. MoCutchin VS.. c. u Maltby and
lucy A. Aaitby-For services performed,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

On the I'D o'clock train yesterday for
Portland
Last ntgnt t1e Pos.-Irteiitgsrce~ .sIe-
efapasd 20 Portland % get positive coa-
nrrnsts0n % DIR. Bushone's death Al Z IS
o clocE an answer was received n xa.csn
y E3s stated taas ne was still alive
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

al was serene when the case was called
for trfa1 yesterday. ard hy agreement o,
tae counsel Judge Langley or3sred that
the dee1 should be corrected 81 p-ayec
for Br1erfy being absent from the city.
the courf appointed L. ". Bese commits
xs1ner 70 execute the deed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

From Seattle, including berth In tourist
sleeper; sa4, frs; class, including berth In
Pullman sleeper, for train leaving L ~
noon. January T. Rates TO points East
through California same as via Northern
ines. southern Pacific ticket Office. 6ls
First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

IL has taken two months 20 complete
and balance up the work. and the rolls
present a very neat and workmanlike ap-
pearGpce. Deputy County Auditor Twieh-
all this time. and has turned the rolls
over In a condition beyond criticism. Az
ditor Beman IL greatly pleased with the
work
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
Prosecutor MeEiroy Select. Deputy.

John b. Hart has been chosen as assist
ant TO Prosecuting Attorney-eleet James
r. McEIrcy. Hart VIII be the only deputy
in the once. Miss Ellen Hays viii be
stenographer. The Office viii be moved
from the present quarters In the Union
building 10 the fourth floor OF the occi-
dental building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
u,u Cali for the Pony.

The person who has No. ssss should call
A. the Gus Brown Clothing Company and
get the pony and cart which was given
away or CHRISTMAS. In case the same Is
not called for by Saturday IL viii be
given away again to some other person.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

After day Of excitement and business
activity a moderate quantity OF old Jesse
Moore whisky. famous for It's purity, VIII
nrove an excellent sedative. Moore. Hunt
4 IN sole agents for the Pacific Coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

The feeling about the Brusewltz case is
sui very strong. Some officers. who en-
,erea two OF the leading cafes n Breslsu.
were greeted With cries OF Here come
ne Fsrusewltzes." As a consequences. Of
neers have been forbidden to enter the
cafes OF Bres.su-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

To CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II It fails to cure.
&c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
Bargains i'm Donnesfics.

A lot Of Ginghams and Prints, regu-
lar sac and 7lsc goods. at &c.
Colored SAteens. Dress Gingha ms
and Prints. regular l0c, 1870 and he
qualities. for &c.
Fancy Eiderdown FlAnnels. excellent
quality. regular Acc and SOC grade, re-
duead to Hc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
The Gold Reaerve-

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Todsy's state
mert OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, "a, ssS,-
ssl gold reserve Slg7. SD ss7.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
The 1896 TAX ROLLS
- ovER TO THE TREASURES
- COUNTY AUDITOR BEMAx.

..-~sf of Property Valuation
"a the AmoHnt of the Levy
- and school District Tax
- swanson. Who Thinks He
SECOND Ellen Beach Yaw,
=, "a the Asyiam-sherin-ei
~.~r,s Deputies named
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05
EXERCISES FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Forty Days n Year to BE Given Up
to Minor Tactics.

WASHINGTON. Jan BY a general
order issued from army headquarters. at
least forty days in each year must be de-
voted by every army command 70 practice
exercises in minor tactics. covering Indian
warfare, security and information recon-
noitering. conveys attack and defense.
night operations. and advance, rear and
flank guards Reference must be had 10
the character Of the country in each case.
Coast defense problems are also included.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

49, rails OF King county for the
SO ware tssrned ever Dy County
ys,.s~ r.Srnan 20 T0Enfy Treasurer Ma
- ..-s.s~6ay morning. according 70 Law.
ssx roll consists Of Gre volume per-
80 ssrat volumes city properly. sixteen
-. eounEy property and one volums
.se--srula sioz. sSengy-slx rolls ia all.
= ssaftson 70 tie ordinary extension OF
-. yslig a sseregzt@6 statement was
$50 ,h1wIag the pr0g9rty ia eaca road
- sehooi district. fhs valuation Thereof.
- re o. levy and the amount % tax
s-..s,.sa and Cue 20 each OF these Dis
- 1ae exlsaalonz OF these items az
80 a. The main Items OF tax. were bal
s-ass 20 the fraction of a cent. including
- las and gain By reason Of fractional
s.sss TIE rate o. levy r. somewhat less
ssan hat Of 1876. being as folIows:
Mills.
IA, Seattle. Old limits. including
sees5f ...e...s s-s-s.-+-s-ss--.--..-s 2s.B
gs.s seattle. new limits. including
&c country. excluding special
= 900! and road .-......,-........... I2.oo
r.ss AnDnrn. excluding special
srkoos and road ....s..-...--s.-..s.. EGO
As ~sooi and road ..................... 500
psss Columbia. excluding special
sr4oel and road ...-...-...,.-...... 2z.e0
Es.s Keas, excluding special
seaooI aud road -..-.+-..s+-.... 100
Axsysge rate throughout county .. - .zI42
me statement Of property valuation and
az Ivy ard extension Is IN detail as fol-
I9Es.
Aesfs Of land assessed ........ bs5,ess. a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-05

Ola ya, ever o~7F, azd e rs,ple ard bsas.
e-Fel ever. sESs TIE por.. "a svoxsAz w-as.-s
Ens~az Wsa ara-y 60 Ayers SzrsspaE.ssA-
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JUDGE GLASGOW OUT.
TT Is VOW MS HONOR, GILBERT y.
BoGuE. OF MUNICIPAL CoURT.

The Retiring Magistrate Makes q
Little speech of Fareweii-His
Successor ON the Bench with Him
TO Retnrn to the Practice of
Law.
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Misses Cloaks.

in Misses Handsome Gretchens and
listers for both school wear and
dressy occasions. We have Seeded 10
close the entire line out, ana this IS
how We propose 10 do IT, We have d.
viGed the entire line lot into , lots as
follows They'll go quick. A first
choice Is worth something.
Lot Irregular prices OF these gar
ments were $50. S7.59. s. and SO You
may take your choice Of them az 1856.
Lot 2-This line has always sold at
So SO. sla50 $3.50 ard SIS. We have
marked them down 10 s5ss