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LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES MASTERS SALEM
the circuit court OF the United States. for
division. Ninth Judicial circuit. In
equity. Meyer Lewis plaintin. va.
Western Mil Company. a body cor
porate qnder the laws Of Wash
John Keenen r. r. Lombard, ]. w, ia.
wards. James FARMLAND. Malcolm Nc
Donald, James Oldneld. William Coch-
rane. David T. Denny Manson r. Back
US. receiver OF the Rainier Power Il Rail-
way Company, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws OF Washing
ton. Union Trust Company, OF New
York. a corporation organized and exist
Ing under the laws OF the state OF New
York: the city OF Seattle. a municipal
corporation organized and existing under
the laws OF the state OF Warrington.
Charles n. Baker, doing business as
Charles II. Baker & Company; A T.
FULLER National Bank OF Commerce.
o. Providence. corporation or
ganized and existing under the act Of
congress, known as the National BANK
Act. and the acts mandatory and sup
Elementary thereto. Merchants Nation
al bank. corporation; Seattle Hardware
company; a corporate Commercial
National bank. OF Seattle: Nelson w
Parker. ". Hammond Wright C. NJ
Sheafs, receiver Of the washington Sav
tnss bank. 1hird Street g. Suburban
Kahway company, corporation. and
Thomas Boyd. defendants No srs
Notice is hereby given that in nursuanna
ana by virtue OF decree OF the above en-
Titled court. Hon. G. ". Hanford Judge
~ the above entitled cause. dated on fbe
5iEt day OF March. a D. 1895 and az an
alias order % sale dated March I2fb 1ss-'
therein 20 me directed issued from, p,d
under the seal 81 said court l. the IlrSsr-
signed. as United States master in ehao-
Gerry for the district Of Washington North-
ern division. viii sell at public sale -
ths highest bidder therefor upon ira
terms and conditions hereinafter statad
on said mortgaged premises at the co.
nef OF BISMARCK and Mercer streets n
the CITY q. Seattle. IN the county az E,tng
state OF Washington. on Monday the iatn
cay or ADril. 1877. az the hour Of 10 d, clock
n the forenoon % that dav. me follovri,,-
oesefined mortgaged premises that &c -
say ire west one-half fwIzi ~ f,lo~L
NUMBERED ninety-four (sn. ercept s,rgn
slexen and thirfy-stx hundreIfhs nj ~
Ieet wioe. on the north side % lot four.
Teen 40 o. said block four fsD : "a
Iots Numbered three 10 four al i've ~
sha SIX 90 in block numbered enc nun
s1Etd ana four C94l. IN y r Dennv's r'jrs,
aoalfion % North Seattle and fioek "A =
~ - l. Denny's Sixth addition 70 Norfh
S@afii~. together with all ard singular re
l1isoirEs ard improve rrents fhereurso
= SlhF or n any wise apperts!nsng All
y, -, Nhtcn property - lying and being in
HI.ss county. Washington
1as terms aad conditions OF tals gale are
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LEGAL NOTICES

IS follows, viz: Saur -
9nd made according 10 the - cesss~s
directions OF said decree az psoorisssss -
practice OF and subject ~ s'. ~, sse sulss 8
SAID court. Property 10 ~ sas,sssassse n
sold coin OF the United saa fw -
lea. TO BE paid az the Inn. rs A.
SAFE: amount 70 be real;rass SEA sna a,ac :
OF S-4.lSo.ta. an attorney "a = osss ,< ~ -
costs. with interest an ~ sac -
sums a. the rate OF nine ne, ssose Il -
mum rom date OF said ds.,.sal ~ y
ana accruthg costs. ana - ariH -
or the master and the ces,s sonzatSrs.
OF said sale: and fees ana 49,. .a sspess
the clerk OF the court. s4ssces !
The -plaintiT nav hecor.
az said sale. Said sale snS,s., pcsrAss
tior according 10 the laws - ~ - sscesn.
Purchaser 10 be let lnto Assaisrs
session - said described r .n ss.aa =
each and every part thereof s'a'ses j.
United States Master in $50 SNTrs
District Of Washington. N ,a,sx N ],
sion sess 1ss1 -
for PLAINTIFF. aae ccn,
Dated Seattle. March Isss So
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STEAMER MEXICO FOR ALAsK'

II.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Compah' !
large and elegantly fitted passenssr 49, -.
err Mexico will sail from Seattle 100 =
Port Townsend and Victoria on 49, H4r
Alaska, calling at Mary Island, helsss -
Wraugel, Juneau. Douglas lAahs ~ =
ner's bay and Dyea. The zeazne! -. ~. !
go through 10 Sitka this trfp. pu. - -
Dyea instead. Shs will remain I'VE Isrs,s
ty-fo1lr 10 forfy-eight hours 10 JUL
which will give miners all me une !. :
sary TO outfit there completely y 80 49,.
desire This steamer is one OF ~ - ~
passenger carriers In the COMPANY a Il
which means safety and comio1'
going. -. ncs,s
J. F. TRowBRIDGE. p. >. supt' w.
G. RI. j. sTOLTENBERG. Ticka ~
COG First Avenue, Seattle. - a.
GOODALL. PERKINS q W.
Agents. San Francisco, Cal.
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PUGET SOUND AND alaska s'ss-
SHIP COMPANf.
VICTORIA ROUTE

Steamer City OF Kingston nsscr
coma. Wash. and Victoria. p; - Z. ltvs
7:I5prn I.yf NJ Tacoma llv ~ sffre
a:sopnl Ilvi 2sl SEATTLE szantf;ssss
12:30am LvI Y Pr. Townsend ~. RS
3 .2oarni Arlli0l Victoria M~
DAILY except Sunday. go n
This steamer furnishes $1,000 ~
commodations, carrying botn - 80 ~h1k
passengers. and leaves from fss.s' ~ ~
Seattle. for Victoria. at 80 D. M
Tacoma at 2 p. m. sscss
Passengers for Victoria can
staterooms until a. m. a
Fer rates, tickets. etc. in1uIrs
Agent. Yesler wharf.
I. A. NADEAU. a.sfth
General Agent ~. p. Ry.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

The Company's elegant steamers t.s'
tiiln. City Of Puebla and WaHa Ws''a
leave Seattle for San Francisco. =.
Port Townsend and Victoria, 3.
"a. m, Mar. 30. Apl. 4. 9, II. H. a. NJ
4. 9. IA. 10, "a 49, June 3. 3. u. ~ :
Due at San Francisco. a. m, Apl /. :
II. %. 27. May 2, 7. IL, IL. e. 2. Juns
II. is. 81. rs. July I. Leave san -
cfsco for Seattle via Victoria, " "
Port Townsend. at 9 a. m, Apl !
16, q. rs, May /, s. II. 16. q, =. d ~
5. 10. Is, %. Is, 80. Due al Seattle 2 :
Api 4. Q, IA. 10. "a, %. May I: o.
90 June 3. 3. IL. IS. g, q, July -
The elegant steamers City Of 49,. ~.
Mexico. Ai-Kf and Queen leave sess. Y.
for Alaska, at a. M. Mar. %. An N
10. "a. %. May 4. 9. IA. 49, a. =. Juas
13, Is. q. 2s Due back at Seattle A9a = =
Il. &c. May /, S. II. is. II. y, y -
s. 10. Is, 20. rs. 30. July 4. 10 me g.
pany reserves right TO change, ~, -.
previous notice steamers. sailing
and hours Of sailing. 49,,
J. F.. TROWBRIDGE, p. s. surt. 20
Dock. Seattle. - a
c. II. J. sToLTENBERG. Tkt A. :
First Ave. Seattle. -
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO, 6sa AZ
s. F.
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NOTICE TO TAXFATERs-Ae,...'--~--
the new revenue laws. eaca ssys.ss >
e el,.i,.,i % an exemption Of So 4 I
however, that eacA person sspFsts
exemption shall list with th- assaS ~
his improvements for taxa.ior f 4
Therefore. il viii be aeca~Ss-
person 10 prepare and haye ~ ~ 30
for the Assessor a list con as,I..s ssssxs
scriptions OF all his land in Ksnss Iss =
on which there are any lmnsss.so1 ses
whatsoever. ALEX Mnovs5sa
Assessar Ma =
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In order 20 secure correct Insertion OF
notices under fhess headings. the same
should be left a. the business Office o.
this paper. No charge f. made for sucn
notices.
Funeral notices, resolutions OF other spe-
cial arr cu1cer1ea.s will De charged AZ the
rate OF 10 cents per line each tnseTuonS
POsT-r%TELLIGSENC 80.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

TET~TTT-Tn Seattle AZ So Suffer street.
TasYrS<.ey night, April ]. 1881, BENJAMIN
" Petit, OF hysirocsphaltls. Sged Q
days.
The funeral services will be bed az I'D
Saturday afternoon. 81 resistance Private.
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STRAPS STEAMSHIP coMPAs'-

sTRs. GARLAND AND $3.50 1.s yrssss
Seattle ana Townssnd-Sean ~ - =
steamer Garland leaves Yeslsl o. -
days, Tuesdays and Tnursna, vrsask
y. m. for Port Townsend, Pon rvssres-
Dungeness. Port Angeles. LOT. - Kas
GETTYSBURG. Pyxbt Clsllam hsy.s.fnH
Bay. returning, arrives al Sea.aves ksf3
YesIsr DOCK FOR Port TOWNSEND; fssss6sys
geles and Victoria Mondays. = eoorss
and Fridays at $50 D. n; afsis
alternate DAYS al TO p. m.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Snha
In one hour and twenty Ave mins,n
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Seattlo-ISn
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, Mayl
TIME CARD.
Single fare. soc: round TIN. Il
Leave Seattle-T:45, u:l5 q. m; ~ IS
p. m.
Leave Tacoma-a:3o a. m: I. ~ tAx
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle-7:S0 a. M: u n; shR
Leave Tacoma-a:30 a. m: 80. tn 4
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf n.
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of ",
rion street, Seattle.
Sundays, steamers Flyer and Stats /
Washington. fare SOC.
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STR. MULTNoMAH
(DAILD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND 0LYNll
AT P. NJ.
FARE TO TACOMA, Is Cent?
STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
except SUNDAYl
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND 0LYNH
AT 7:s0 A. NJ
FARE TO TACOMA. Is CENT?
Tel. s. Main. CITY DOCK. Ast1t
CAPT. l.. WILEY. Manager
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ORDINANCE NJ. Hbu-AN ohDlN ANCE
providing for the licensing of bicycles
sn the City of Sea tile and creating g.
bicycle road fund and designating the
use thereof.
Be 1t ordained by the City of Seattle as
follows:
Section l. That no bicycle shall be per-
United TO be ridden in or on any or the
streets. squares, alleys, sidewalks or pub
lie places within the City of Seattle. UNI
less a license ha. been procured for the
use of such bicycle, in the manner here
In this section shall be construed 10 APP
ply TO bicycles belonging TO and ridden by
such nonresident person or persons as
may he visiting in the City OF Seattle
Section 2. The license year for bicycles
shall be deemed to commence on the first
day OF April and end with the fast day
bicycles shall be issued by the City Comp
troller for any license wear and shall be
good from the first day of April until the
last day OF the succeeding March, and all
March of each year. Each person receiv
ing license shall pay 10 the City Treas
fee therefor and shall file his receipt with
the City Comptroller. who shall thereupon
issue the license.
Section 3. The CITY Comptroller shall
keep a record OF all licenses issued, in
Guiding the number of the bicycle. and
shall furnish with the license a tag with
the license number stamped thereon, to
be attached 10 the steering-head of the
bicycle; provided that the same shape OF
tag shall not be used for two consecutive
years.
Section T. Any person or persons who
shall violate any OF the provisions OF Sec
ton / OF this Ordinance, by riding a bicy-
Gle not licensed as provided IN this Ordi-
nance, shall be deemed guilty of m sde-
meanor and upon conviction thereof shall
be fined in any sum not less than Five
Dollars $500 nor exceeding Ten Dollars
$1,000.
Section s. Eighty 500 per cent. Of an IL
cense fees paid under this Ordinance shall
be paid into the fund which Is hereby ere
ated, to be known as the Bicycle Road
Fund, 10 be expended exclusively for the
making and Improvement OF roads or
parts of roads within the corporate limits
of the City of Seattle TO be used exclu-
siyely by bicycles, and incidentally by Pc
destrians, and appropriations from such
no other by the CITY Council from time
10 time: and ten U0) per cent. of such IL
cense fees shall be paid into the City
Park Fund, and the remaining ten 00) per
cent. thereof shall be paid Into the Liz
crary Fund.
Section 6. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be I'm force on its passage and
approval II approved by the Mayor; other
wise II shall take effect at the time Il shall
become a law. under the provisions OF
the City Charter.
Passed the C9ty Council the let day OF
April, 1887 and approved by me in open
session. in authorization OF It's passage,
this lst day of April. A D. 1877.
President Protein OF the CITY Council.
Approved by me this 2d day OF Ag,rE. 1891.
w ID. WOOD. Mayor.
Filed by me this 2d day Of April, 1897
Attest: WILL H. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-officlo City
Clerk.
(Seal)
Published April 3. 1881.
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PORT ORCHARD AND POINT
motion ROUTE. .ow
STEAMER A. Y. Kup..,,

Carryirg Z. :. Hais, 1900
On Port Orchard and PorI ~
route. leaves city dock. foot 81
street. s.39 a. m. calling al son ss d. ,
Burchsu. Brick Yard, Brsm. rrssysr
CHICO. sllvsrdale. Leaves Port s ysrf1
Navy Station AZ p. m: srriv s.s, l1zI
al D. m. r. y. Robinson, srrs.iirrsG11
Bogardas & Co., agents
Main 81.
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ADVERTISERS, NOTICE.

Adverfssers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday Issue must
hand In copy ~ l o'clock saturday TO IN
cure change.
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MESSENGER Service
AUCTION SALE.

PARTIES HAVING FURNITURE r
merchandise for sale. can on Bicfsns.s
the auctioneer. 1872 First ayenu4 :
tween Pike and Pine streets.
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BIRTHS.

eHUEY-Tn Seattle. Thursday. April
1ssf, TO Mr. ana Mrs. H. .. Shuey.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLE

LATEST PATTERNS In sma,e.-
and complete stock dry plates - e Y
free use dark rooms for chanrsrs Z -
ington Dental ana Photographic 49,
Co.. I'll Coiumela. opposite s,sscsc
c. w. PARKER & CO.. fresh -
plates: everything used In nhoso..' q
no catalogue. ssf
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CARRIAGES.

HANSON FOwLER-Af the residence of
the brides parents, Port susan. WASH.
March 81 Iss7. by Rev. O. ID. Din mick
Mr. Charles Hanson and Miss Grace
Fowler No cards.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ORDER Papola Of Louch. Ausu,,,-. |.
Co.
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LIFE nosrs AND GALyANIzTNG.

METALLIC LIFE BOATS. RATS. g2lyaa-
Azls. =. q. Cogp. r. .. alley.
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W ,Nrep->Eco~p-mASp CLOTHING

METrESBERG. us Wce Main. nSvS
hixbess cash prices for sssesr9- kar.i
slalhsHg cali cr asad psoa3al. fnarne,siste
aRfrnttan vii Se given.
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sOTICE-The business office OF the
observation-disclosures IL open until ii p "a.
Sunday hour. a. n. 10 Il p M aho
10 y. m CLASSIFIED advertisements WIZ
be received up to this time.
Advertisements under the head OF Los,.
Found. For Sale, For Rent and situauohs
Wanted viii be inserted at the rate OF
cent : " ord each insertion. Payment al
ways IN advance No advertisements re-
ceiyed for less than % cents
Advertisements will be received al
branch offices OF the Post-inteltgencsr
TACOMA BUREAU-No. LIZ racine
avenue.
PORT TOwNSEND-william ]. Jones.
RFLITNGHAN BAY-Nsw Whatcom'
O. n Culver. Manager.
oLyMPIA-4i7k Main street. Charies
Watson. agent.
The following letters await advertisers
at this Office.
Eookkesper lI.aborer. Renton Hili-
Cottage No Mining Stock 2. w
Elder. NJ iluiet-
X. n. 3 w.
All II
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Household Hints.

The juice of pineapple cuts the mem
brane from the throat of a diptheria
patient when nothing else will.
Dissolve little salt in the alcohol that
is to be used for sponging clothing; par
ticulsrly where there are greasy spots.
Equal parts of ammonia and turpen.
tine will take the paint out of clothing,
even if it be hard and dry. saturate the
spot as often as necessary, and wash out
in warm suds.
If house plants become frozen, darken
the room and sprinkle with water from
the we'll, with few drops Of spirits OF
OF camphor in it, Keep the temperature
at 45 degrees for p hours.
When ironing, If the iron is rough and
sticks and is difficult to work, sprinkle 9
little salt on the ironing board and rub
the iron up and down upon it. 1t will
speedily make the iron smooth again and
prevent it's sticking
Borax is a convenient article 10 have
in the kitchen. Added TO the water in
which dish towels are to be washed, it
will help to keep them in good color
Moreover, by softening the water it tends
to keep the hands soft and white.
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sicnPrai VS..

The Pacific railroad funding bill was
killed in the house by an adverse ma
jority of 66. The amendment provid-
ing that if the Union and Central Pacific
roads would clear off the first mort gage
that the government would extend the
time OF its lien at 3 per cent interest, was
also defeated.
James Mcknight, late general coun-
sci of the Northern Pacific has filed a
suit for s15 ,9i3 against the ex receivers
and the company, most of which is
alleged to be due for money advanced in
securing desired legislation in North Dako-
Ia. Perhaps before Attorney j. NJ. Ash
ton is through with his legislation with
the company he may be induced to tell
something of spicy nature regarding
the use OF money in the Washington state
legislature. This year the Northern Paci
tic has announced that it will have no
lobby at Olympia, although it will prob
ably be represented there by able counsel
to see that there is no radical legislation
without the protest of the company.
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The ship OF Stat e,s New Crew.

The follow ng appointments have been
announ ced by the new state officers:
Governor Rogers office-John Ballaine,
private secretary j. II. Pelleter, Taco.
ma, stenographer.
Secretary of State Jenkins office
Chief clerk, II. Alling, New Whatcom
deputy insurance commissioner, b. j.
Helfner, Seattle; stenographer, Gilbert
Miller, North Yakima.
State Auditor Cheatham's Office
Deputy, d. b. Garrison, CoIfax; book.
keeper, Frank Mckinney, Waitsburg
State Treasurer Young's ofIice--Dpru'y,
c. II. Bowon, Spokane.
commissioner OF Pnblic Land p.'o.,, e
OFF Chief clerk, y Z lee Malleur,
Seattle. bookse- gos, p. McKiunon, Seat
tic
superintendent OF Public Instruction
Browne has not yet appointed his clerk
safe Printer Gwin Hicks has selected
Harry Bowmer, of Dayton, as his super
intendent, in place of J. ii. Ogden.
Attorney General Winston has named
Thos, NJ. Vance of North Yakima AS his
chief assistant.
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EXIT MGRAW.

The outgoing governor, without sssum-
ing to lay out work for the legislature,
delivered a brief and graceful farewell
message. in which he urged retrench-
ment in state expenses, briefly reviewed
his efforts in this direction and displayed
a thorough and businesslike knowledge
Of the financial condition with which the
party in power has to deal.
He did not fight shy of the political
upheaval which has done him out OF the
senatorship, but said, goodnaturedly
"You, gentlemen, more truly than has
been wonted in our legislative assem- blies,
represent all the people Of the state in
their political convictions. Every shade
OF opinion known to our politics lie, be-
lieve, represented among you. This, in
my judgment, is as it should be- for, to
be frank with you, for one, do not be-
lieve that political representation should
be all one-sided, though as good repub-
lican l should be pleased to see few
more of my party here, and must take
comfort IN the belief that a good sound
whipping is sometimes as salutatory for a
party rs for strong and headstrong
boy.
81 believe in the same Judgment OF the
American people. do not believe that
any triumph of principles with which l
do not agree will work any lasting injury
for, if right, they should triumph. and, if
wrong, the people have speedy remedy
and will not fail to apply it,"
And in closing he again evinces a
breath OF vision which all must ad
mire; Gentlemen OF the senate and
house of representatives, you will under.
derstand that I can have no personal
motive when express the hope that here
you may lay aside faction and partisan.
ship. You receive a party nomination
and it is right that you shall apply your
party principles to government; always
remembering that the people, not your
party, elect you and that you represent
not party, but all the people. In your
deliberations no sectional or class inter-
ests should be allowed to mar your devo-
ton to the welfare OF the whole public,
yet these interests you will find it hard
est to resist. ! have been a resident
among you over 20 years. hope to end
my days here. am proud OF the people,
proud of the state. shall take as much
pride as any among you if, when you
have concluded your public labors, the
public verdict shall be well done.' and
you shall have strengthened our common
aspirations, the welfare of the people of
Washington"
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kOTICE...SIIERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In the superior Court of Yakima county. state
of Washington.

In the superior Court of Yakima county state
of Washington.
C. Gibson Grosholz, Plaintiff
VS..
Charles V. Fowler, Frank II Fow- ,.,.
Ter, Mary J.. Courier, George s. NJ io'A'
Courier, and Leigh X. Freeman,
Defendants.
Whereas, under and by virtue OF an order of
sale, decree of foreclosure and writ Of .psci
al execution issued out of the superior
court of Yakima county, state of Wash.
ington, on the Both day of December, 1895, IN
the above entitled action, by which order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure, the above
named plaintiff, obtained judgment ami a
decree of foreclosure against said defendants
Charles '. Fowler and Frank II. Fowler, which
Judgment and decree was rendered on the TIN
day OF December, 1896, for the principal sum
of Twelve Hundred and Seven and 40 100
lsl2G 49l Dollars with interest thereon from date
thereof until paid at the rate Of seven "a per
$l4,50, and whereas, the said judgment Is "A
foreclosure of real mortgage, by which [
am commanded to make sale Of the following
described real estate situate i'll Yakima county
state of Washington, to-wit:
All that certain tract or piece of land with
the messuages or tencme' is thereon erected,
situate. lying and being and more particularly
described rs follows, to-wit: lots one a. aud
two %. block one hundred and thirty tl3o) Hu.
sons Addition, corner seventh and Yakima
Avenue North Yakima, Washington.
Therefore, public notice is hereby given that
will on the SUth day OF January, 1897, at the
hour of O'Clock p. m; of SAID day in frort
of the Court House door, in said County OF Yak
ina, i'll the city oi North Yakima, State of
Washington, in obedience to said order OF sale
decree of foreclosure aud writ OF special eXccu
ton, sell the above described real ESTATE. or so
much thereof Ms may he necessary to satisfy said
judgment in favor Of said p,aiHtiti. with inter
est, costs aforesaid anu increased costs,
to the highest aud best bidder for cash IN
hand.
Dated at North Yakima, this 3Ist day of
December, 1896.
A. l.. DIi.LEY,
Sheriff of Yakima county, Washington
BY +. T. ROWE. Deputy.
Walker & Fitch,
=. o. Address, Tacoma, Wash.
Boyle * Rigg,
Z, o. address, North Yakima. wash,
50-5t Attorneys for plaintiff.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-01-14

In crowding all the commissions OF the
state into one, the legislature should see
that good working board is provided
for. The governor may be very properly
member of such commission, but
putting all OF the work of all the existing
commissions upon him and the other
state officers is too much. 1.-THE expense
of twelve commissions is cut off-say
s30,000-then the sensible thing to do
would be to put the work into the hands
of three good men who have nothing else
to do. They will have no idle time on
their hands.