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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-01
CITY NOTICES.

CALL FOR BIDS FOR CITY PRINT
ing.-(As provided by Section 81 OF Ar
ticie IN. 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 70 DO the city
printing for the next ensuing fiscal year.
to-wlt: From January |, 1898. TO Decenl-
Der 81. lSsS, both inclusive. viii be re-
celVed on or before the twentieth tZuff)
day next after the publication of this call,
to-wit: On or before the 2lst day Of
November, fsgl.
Eacn OF such proposals shall be accom-
panied by bond with not less than TWO
sureties ia the sum Of five thousand dol
lars (S5.Do0.0O. approved by the Comp
troller and Corpora don Counsel. c.0I4ul-
ti0nal that II the proposal DC accepted
the party proposing VIII. during the period
mentioned Tn his proposal, well, seasonal
bly, and faithfully cause 10 be accurately
printed and published according 10 law
III certain daily newspaper manning ~
OF general circulation In the city and pub
lished therein al and singular the mat
ters and things required by law 10 be
published tn the city official newspaper"
of the city Of Seattle, and shall, with
such bond. b. delivered 70 the City Clerk
sealed up in an envelope iud0rse6 Sealed
proposals and bond for city printing"
Such proposals snail be Endorsed by the
City Clerk a. the time Of such delivery,
with the date Of his reception thereof. and
VIII be- opened BY the City Council as
early as may be at its next monthly ses-
sion thereafter. and thereup0n the cotin-
ell win by resolution announce the
name Of ali parties whose proposals have
been offered and the terms OF their pro-
posalS respectively. and designate "A
city official newspaper" that ncwapaIer
whose owner or manager has offered fhe
lowest proposals with duly approved
bond and such newspaper shall al tna
beginning u the next ensuing fiscal year,
to-wit. On January J. fsS aud during
said year ls9s. be such city Official news
paper"
bonds accompanying unsuccessful pro-
WILL II. PARRY. CITY CLERK
Date Of fret publication Monday. No
Vember !. 1877.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF school,. EI.ECT-r1- -
= hereby given that The srr.sss S-9Sas<~
CT the Siiy o. Seattle School irszs ssec.iss
J. "a ring county. state az ws1sats Va
Will he netd N saturday -. sssssclsx-ss
NoYem Der, A D. iS1. 4; - ~ Car !:
ro4inE pi1esS, to-wif: loteEts
Elisc waTd-SoutA school A-as,
Second ward Rainier scAass' 1..aeax
Third ward-r. 7. Minor ssss ss's sossg
tQuTta ~arli-t,eatTal scAoas -. sesal.s'sssx
Flfth ward-AcCooEnh's aalld.sr a,-Ss<
sixth ward-penny sehoo, A..u.
seventh warG-Cascade zcho.s5S s ing
EiGhth war6-Mereer scaoeI n.,ssssaax
Nin-h ward-B T. Day scAoo,~ , s..esanx
For TIE purpose Of: aasak
Ftrst~Electtng enc school asss-4..
Tor for term Of three wears eseo.
Second--N OGng open the a-,-....
provide free text books and Sanrssaslion .
use OF ak puplis attending - tof ~
schools % TIE district, ard r. ea11aa
tax sufficient % mees The gxnsn.s ss.ssias 1
The soils VIII ae open frosa - \. sasfestt
10 : o'clock 9. N. SseSk =
BY order og tAe board ~ asra.....
y. R-Only those persons. rassa
male who have compiled WIS ,s 81 -
governing registration In eifles a. - ava
class. as provided IN chapter ID 8 III
Laws Of 1855. shall be peru,s,as ss'sa
and 70 person shah be permisf@s = = No's
al said election excepting In - - We
whlcn ae or sire shall register "4sa =
Dated this l4th day Of Qctoher
A. A. GUERNsev ~
school District "a
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NOTICE TO coNrRAcToRs-JEFFER-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-J EFFER-
son Street Improvement
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
poSalS win be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board of public works OF
the city OF Seattle up TO ? O'Clock 2. M,
Friday. November 9TH. lsst Tor the mi
proyemeni OF JET rson street from the
end of the present sewer on said street.
between Fourth and Third avenues, TO
the alley between Sixth and Seventh ave-
nues, by constructing a pipe sewer along
said street between said points. together
with all necessary openings. wyes. man
holes. lampholes. ventuatOrs flushing
tanks and catch basins. as provided BY
ordinance No. 45h5, creating LEGAL improve
ment district No. 1873. 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 70 the order Of the
city comptroller for sum not less than
I'VE 60 per cent of the bid. and no bid
said check
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into a 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. failing 10 do 50. the said check
and the amount fixed therein viii be for
feited 10 the city. No person is eligible
as bidder VINO has within two years
prior TO the letting OF said contract made
default In payment OF any just claim
for any work or lao0r performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract A. herein advertised, or
who within said two years failed 10 cor
piete any such contracts.
Special attention IS called TO article kill.
OF the city charter as How in force relat-
ing TO hours Of labor and 20 article
Wit. section 81, subs. l and 2. relating 10
bonds and suTeties.
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 board OF public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date Of first publication. october 9TH.
1851
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THH
State OF Washington. for the Coanty 4
King. Washington National Bank Of s.
attic, q corporation. ,plainliff. Us. cA.
cago. Burlington a. Northern Raslroa3
Company. corporation. defendant
Summons for Publication. No. AsA
The State OF Washington TO thes sad
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railruaa
Company:
You are hereby summoned 10 appsa,
within sixty (t9) days after the date d ~
first publication OF this Summons to-w.t.
Sixty tW) days after the 18th day Of OcsA
Der, 1897, and defend the above emitted
action IN the above entitled Court. ard
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff sai
serve a copy Of your answer upon the M
dersigned attorneys for PLAINTIFF, al shel,
office below stated. and In case Of yerf
failure SO 70 do Judgment WIN he rsa.
dered against you according 70 the demand
OF the complaint, which has beer Esd
with the Clerk OF said Court.
The object Of said action Is 10 recover
judgment against the defendant for tn
sum or one hundred thirty-four Mica der
lars ts1s4Z0l and interest thereon at TIE rae
of seven per cent. per anaum from De-
- 1854 and the costs OF said action. fx
wrongful delivery of q certain car load y
shingles OF said value. shipped al VIZ
ersham. Washington. on October q. -
loaded IN car 15.fS2 y. T.. consigned 70 Mr.
barge x Co. az Savannah, Illinois u
which shipment n negotiable bill or laiin<
was issued and transferred 20 pialhsIh y
value, said shingles having been recflfni
BY defendant and delivered TO other par
s1es. without plaintiffs consent. In said y.
ton a writ of garnishment has been ssHai
and served on Seattle & fnternaEiosl
Railway Company and under said VII
certain property Of the defendant, to-xif:
railroad cars. are now held to respoGa
the judgment 10 be rendered In SAID xc-
DONWORTH A. HOWE
Plaintiffs Attornesz
p. o. Address. Halter Building. SeAIlA
King County. Washington.
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PEARSOS-Tn Seattle AZ the family re~4-
dencn III Third avenue. sunday. Otfo-
DIT ~. isa seor9e Clarence ard Lillian
aged months and . aayx
funerai services win Re held at the fam
ny residence this afternoon At O'clock.
SAisBRAITH--At Ballard. Saturday ever
Of Mr.. and Mr. Isaaore Mrpnee Gal
Drafn, from burns received twelve days
ago. aged months
services VIII be held this morning ~ 10
O'Clock at the Gilman Park VI. z. church.
Ballard.
RIcHARDS-In Seattle. Al the corner Of
Malasr AMI Carry streets Sunday 0cso-
Der u, 1877. Annie Richards. aged -
years
WELsH-in Seattle, near the foot o. PIKE
street, stsnday, October 81 fss7 catas-
Tine Welsa. o. paTaiys.s. Remains VII
ee neid pending Instructions from Ter
elmo, Cal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COMPOSITION-W are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure) in Nonpareil. MiniOn, Brewer and
Long Primer. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address Post-Intelligencer. Seat
tie
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Blu
reau (A1en's1. Union block. Portland,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
partnership heretofore existing between
William Belond and James l.. Sharp. un-
der the firm name of William Belond &
Co. Is this day dissolved by the consent
OF the parties. The said William Belond
will carry on the business and pay all
firm debts.
WILLIAM BEI.OND
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NOTICE TO TRUSTEES.


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
Beard of Trustees Notice i hereby
given that the first meeting Of the board
Of trustees Of Seattle & Yukon CONNER
Under fh- laws OF me state OF Washing
ton. viii be held al the office OF the con-
pany. room T. in the Halter building.
In Seattle, Washington. on Thursday. the
18th day Of November. A. D. 1897. az ?
o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose
OF completing the organization OF said
corporation and transacsing any kind Of
business whatever that SAID board Of
trustees may lawfully transact.
F J. WOOD.
4 T.. HAWLEY.
Two Of the persons named as trus ees in
the articles of Incorporation of said cor
ration
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we>rI.n-rsnrsrn

". ,ssy,e,p Partner. lsdy ~ Sentlernan.
active or silent with cSnissas
seattle: large pro1sss $50 -. "a
mate: Investigation eN9Fsta N~"tts~ ~
j Fahey. General peiisess'
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - ''Yeslsr
Na.ics 5 hereby given that sealed pro
poSais Viii be received BY the undersigned
secretary Of the board OF puslic works o.
the city of Seattle up - o'clock .. III
"Wednesday November Sd 1897 for ne i'm
prox9fnent Of Nesi . Way from FIRST Ave
nue. &C Western Avenue. by replaakirg said
street between said polnts, as provided by
ordinance No. fs2S creating local improve
meus 3istriCg NJ. Ia. 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 GER
titled check. payable 20 the order Of the
clJy comptroller for a sum nos .ess than
I'VE 90 per cent OF the hid. and 70 bid
will be considered unless accompanied BY
said Chez
The successful bidder viii De required 10
enter into q contract ana furnish satLs-
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
and the amount Fixed therein viii be for
feiied 20 the city. No person Is eligible
as a bidder who has within two years
prier 70 the letting Of said contract made
default IN payment of any Just claim
for any work or labor performs or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract as herein advertised.
or who within said TWO years failed 70
complete any such contracts.
Special attention is called % article xiii.
OF the city charter as now IN force re-
lating 70 hours of labor, and 20 article
viii. sec 81. subs l ana 2. relating TO
bonds and sureties.
The board Of public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
PROPOSALS must be Endorsed on envelope
BID for Yesler Way Improvement
BY order Of the board of pubic works.
FRANK OLESON Secretary.
Date Of first publication. October 18th.
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FLORISTS Axn sEEnsMEN.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

+ s ENGINEER OFFICE Portland.
Greg Oct p 1887. Sealed proposals for
constructing bikes. eye. In Hayden
Slougn and Columbia River. Or. VIII be
received here until y n. Move 11her IS.
1884,. NJ then publicly opCnfd. Infarma-
tson furnished on application. W. L.
Essk. Can. Engrs
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Ihs
State OF Washington, for the CoanT q
King. Washington National BANK o. ~
attic. corporation, plainlin, w lar
cago, Burlington 4 Quincy katroao ar
pany. a corporation. detenaant' s11
mons for Publication. No. ~
The State Of Washington 70 me said ar
eago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad son'
pany: ..,..,
within sixty tsD days after the date q Nv
frst publication Of this summons te-al.'
Sixty $50 days after the 9th day o. 49, .,.,,s
Der 1897. and defend the ABOVE ehAasss
action In the above entitled Court aaa
answer the complaint OF the plalnsla ~ y.
serve a copy OF your answer upoh Jug ~. ~.
derslgued attorneys for plaintin. a. -.
office below stated; and ~ casa ~ .s,..
failure 80 TO do. Judgment VII e ss-a wv
dered against you according 10 t1e asa. 80
OF the complaint. which has pesh Aes
with the Clerk of said Court.
The object Of said action y y 1900 ~
Judgment against the defendant i lsa w w
sum Of one hundred tfty-tWo l3-iN - 4.
lars 8l5219 and interest thereon q -
rate Of seven per cent per ahhuM a~
Dec. p: 1924. and the costs OF said sc, ~
for wrongful delivery Of cerssin Gag ~ ~.
Of shingles OF said yaiae. shipgssea, Il s.ossd
lard. Washington, on Dec. ! ~ ~ H.
n ear II 40 b. 4 n. consigned p ~ q
barge & Co. at Cniousiile Miss9ass, ~. "a
whlch shipment a usg0tia bic 9ii. 81 Sc IT,
ing was issued and TRANSFERRED % p, n~sn
riff for value. said shingles nAvInk - =
received bv defendant and deiiYereo y
osher parties. without pIaini.ns e q, az
10 said action a writ Of 2arnishnssis.. . -.
been issued and served or seattle ~. .n !, 4
national Railway Company aaa an.ss ~
writ certain property ~ the defenaahs' -
wiz railroad cars are row heia ~ /.
sp0nd % the Judgment 10 DC reliae'sa
S'4 DONWORTH & HOVE
pIeintifr's Aftornsys-
n Address Hatier Hullding SEAN
King County washington.
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FOR sALE-sTEAMERS.

STEAMER FOR SALE-The City of Wa
teryille. a stern-wheel. light draft steam
er built In 1881. Dimensions 20 feet long
- feet beam, 2i2 feet draft. Equipped
with boiler II feet in height and 90 inches
I'm diameter, carrying 20 pounds steam
pressure. two non-condensing engines of
Pinch cylinder and three feet stroke
Pumps. etc. All practically as good as
new win dsmantle the steamer and
sell steam plant by itself II desired
Joseph p. Smith. Is L. Fayette street,
Baltimore. Md.
STEAMSHIPS FOR KLONDIKEi-A Sc
lection Of cheap steamships for sale suit
able TO run between Seattle and Alaska
Steam vessel circular Samuel Holmes
Sc Broad street. New York
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roR saLE-RE.L ESTATE.

FOR SALE s. s9A-Two slightly lets in
Rqrtcr addition. view Of Sound and lake.
y ess-Modern residence rear DTexeI ax-
enus.
rrsgsrowa.s acreage at hard-ti7e prices;
convenient 70 street car
= 5sss-lrproved residence property, -
feet square. near business csnter.
CARRAHER
go Bailey Building
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N TIE SUPERIOR COURT W s.11 ~
STATE 81 washington for kf.g ID -
". W. Dearborn. plalntiH ". s ~ Va
fngtan satiags Bank, defeaaasa-
il p6s. order 70 saog c9aE+ s..sfx =
This cause coming on -, ~ II
sale III peToaal property o. srsessgs
frpfoa savings bank he.d y -, g I'd % =
on the 3 3 c6y Of OCTOBER, 80 sle =
petition ~ aald receiver - thls CT
approved and conarhleA repof = -
D. lon and being fully
premises, II Of INC
Now. therefore. by reay + ~ hefsys
a6d the premises azores a.. Thst
ordered. sd5udg g aH5 III any erf =
afher narfles Interested sss,,ay, ne
be .r given unffl ~ ~ 4. II
day x November. arzaftsr a. sSssss
said Gay. " IS Son
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~ order 70 secure correct insertion ~
should be left Al The busIrse-s e.frses 80 ~.
paper 40 charge h made fer sssrf motifs
Funeral notices. resolutions or ots1er sr,@-
rate OF 10 cents per line ea<.b 1870
P05T-iNTEI.I.Tf;E@9g 60.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or x n-ss,ss
County. State Of Washingsoah.,,L .,ss-sx.
Joherek. Plaintiff, W. Hobsrt 49, Nv ~.
Defendant. No. asa summons w.
vice by PubiIcat ion. -. saff
Tha State Of washington e lns ere
poh.rt Joferek. Defendant: Yea ~ .I ga ,s,
b. summoned 20 appear witg1a .s.ss. sr
days after the date Of the uf.l fs 1sv,v ls3
~ This summons ro-wit. WITHIN h.a.+ a.
davs after the 18th day ofOctebei. - y -
defend thc above entitled scaVa 80 - ssu,-
above entitled court and answer - 80, a
plaInt OF the plaintiff and aefFe : 80 sgtar-
vour answer upon the underf Hhe s.s as 80.
rev FOR plaintiff ~ bis office helog =. sssr.
and in case Of your failure - 70 ~ -.
rnent win be rendered against ~ ..s. $50, "a
ing 10 the demand q the coinp aa'i.1Ss sssrr.
t9s been fIed uith the clerk u 81 49,. - !
The objec Of The above sn d.issr,a ar' csst
~ fh@ statr 81 WashiEgt0n faF 80
County. dissolying the ponds, p Pa. a'1 -
mony now existing oetwsen psel ...,ss ~
defendant and restoring % psa'i'o
d WHITL.OIk,
tsgfr.gff's AtfGsre4
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BILEs-JoLLEY--Af The -- =, rIe-~ - 20
botel York Seattle. Saturday evening,
gctoper q, ~ BY Rev. " vi Randall.
Jolley. both OF Einsa. warh
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p. o. address Rooms I@-ils fwssa-
Building. Seattle, King Co1Hss'
iugton-
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p. o. Address. Halier Building' go
King County. Washington.
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wA>rrp-NeEsfs.

AGENTS snaklag Sc &c So a week sssA 49,
est agents seller eysf isaNs 49, "a
$50 go @.ss..t'-.,i,rs is maii Menfec Mtg.
20 rs. IA C,easS.- N--------
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p. o. Address. Halter Building. SeaEiA
King County. Washington.
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HEf.r wAsrEp-rEusLE.

RING THE 20. X" BOX for messenger
and give him your classified advertise
ment. the observation-disclosures will pay
foY messenger Rates. &c a word OF a
dollar line n month.
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NA%TEp~W Women and girls looking for
work 10 call at the Star Intelligence Bu-
raau. 1905 Third avenue. Seattle Tele-
pbone BufT Taa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-29
COURSEN HAS DISAPPEARED.
He Was Resident Of This City Until
Three Years Ago.

Harry e. Coursen, formerly a resi-
dent of this city has created a sensa-
tion by disappearing Monday from
Binghamton, where he has made his
home for three years. Mr.. Coursen
was raised in the North End of this
city and resided there until about five
years ago when he married Miss May
Davis. daughter of Mrs Humphreys, of
the West Side.
Mr.. Coursen and his bride lived on
the West Side for about two years af-
ter their marriage and then removed
to Binghamton, where Mr.. COursen had
accepted a position in the drapery de-
partment of the large dry goods house
of Hills, Mclean q Haskins. Since
then Mr.. and Mrs. Coursen have made
their home in the Parlor City.
Before going to Binghamton Mr..
Coursen was employed i'm several of
the large carpet stores of this city and
was very popular among his aCquaint-
anccs. He was member of the Jackson
Street Baptist church of the West
Side and of the Thirteenth regiment.
The cause of his disappearance on
Monday is not satisfactorily explained.
He was i'm high favor with the firm by
which he was employed and his home
was exceptionally happy. Nothing
has been heard from him and the cause
of his disappearance is a matetr of
much speculation. Mrs. COursen is still
in BinghamtOn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-29
FIFTEEN THE SCORE.
Large Percentage OF Third Ward Demo-
Gratis Knocked Out in DnnmOre
Contest Yesterday.

In the DUnmore contest yesterday
fifteen votes out of the forty-three eX-
amined were disqualified. The fol-
lowing We're shown to have neglected
to pay their taxes within the required
times: Charles Cleary (No. y,
Thomas Clearey, Michael HOlleran,
Michael l<aur, jr., Edward r. O'Horo,
John Munler, James Kearney, Thomas
LAWN, Thomas Gibbons.
The following were not naturalized:
Michael Healey, Martin FarTagher,
Patrick Judge. Thomas Loughney,
Michael McDermott, John Kelly. All
are from the First district of the
Third ward.
Others examined We're: Thomas
Gill, Joseph Holleran, Patrick Judge,
John Loughney, sr., John LOughney,
jr.. John Lotus, Patrick Manley,
Michael Manley. Michael Kane, Will
liam Kane, John II. Reilley, Michael
Loughney, Patrick O'Neil, John LAWN,
Michael Kelly, Henry LAWN, Patrick
LAWN, Thomas Kearney, Michael
O'Neil, John McGauy, John Manley,
Martin Mullen, NJ. T.. MCGOWAN,
Michael Mcdonald, Patrick O'Horo,
John O'HorC, James O'Iloru.
There will be another session to-day
and possibly every day until May z,
when the contestants thirty days time
will have expired.