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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-19

NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS.
NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS - Sire
Lighting.

NOTICE TO. CONTRACTORS - Street
Lighting.
Sealed proposals will he received by the
Board of Public Works of the City of Se
attic up TO 10 O'Clock a. m. Monday. No
vember 20. 1897. for furnishing street lights
for said City for one year from and after
the first day of January, 1898, according TO
the following specifications and the plan on
file in the office of said board.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
titled check in the amount OF one thousand
q .000) dollars, payable to- the order of the
City Comptroller, a guarantee that the
bidder IL awarded any contract. will with
in ten U0l days from the date of award,
enter into contract in accordance with his
said bid. and the specifications and plan,
and give the required bonds for the faith
full performance thereof. and In case any
bidder to whom said contract may be
awarded shall fail TO enter into such con-
tract or give the required bonds within
said period of ten U0) days, then said GER
titled check shall be forfeited to the City OF
Seattle. and the amount thereof placed to
the credit of the General Fund for street
light account.
Bidders are hereby notified to take spe-
ciai note of the provisions of the specfi-
cations under which street lights are now
being furnished to the City. entitled "Pur-
chase of Plant at Expiration Of Contract"
and all bids must be made subject to said
provisions.
All proposals TO he Endorsed on the en-
velope bid for Street Lighting"
By order of the Board of Public Works.
FRANK OLESON, S cretary.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT RoLI-No-

NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLL--NO-
tice of assessment roll of Local Improves
ment District No fi3. for the improve
ment of Sixth Avenue South In the CITY
of Seattle. from the northerly margin %
Weller Street 10 the northefly margin %
Dearborn Street. under Ordinance No
1870, and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assesfss
ment roll OF Local Improvement Dist.ics
No. ti3, for the Improvement of sixth Avs
enue South In the City OF Seattle. iron
the northerly margin Of Weller Street 70
the northerly margin Of Dearborn strees.
ported by the Board of Public Works e
the city Council Of the City of Seattle ana
liz now on file In the office of the city clerk
and the same Is now open for public N
spect!on at said office and viii remain
open for inspection until Monday. the YIN
day of December, 1897 Mt five O'Clock ..
m. nd all persons Interested are heFeoy
required 10 appear before the city Coan'
ell In Joint session 10 be held in the tiouh-
Gil Chamber In the City Hall. on Mdniay:
the 9Th day of December. tS9I. Al ~
o'clock p. m. and make objections tnsfeln.
~ said time 80 Fixed the Council VIII con- con-
slider any and all objections made ana VII
make such corrections IN said roll as y
deems just. and viii then by Ordinance AZ
prove such roll and levy and assess %
lot Of land shown In said rolf and decisIs
The same lien thereon. Said matter may
be adjourned TO "A later date II so ordefes
by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY;
City Clerk Of tho City OF SeatuF,,.
IsgT
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROyJ. an
Loca! Improvement District No fs0 n.
the Improvement OF Howell Street frors
Boren Avenue to the alley between Ter
and Ninth Avenues. and the aIlev r,,r.
ming through block ~. Heirs OF Sarah q
Bells Second Addition, under Ordinance
No 4eN and hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the asses..
ment RON OF Local Improvement Dstrsre
No. 40 for the Improvement OF HovsS
Street from Boren Avenue 10 the alley he
tween Terry and Ninth Avenues and ~.
alley running through block - Heirs a.
Sarah A. BELLS Second Addition. undss
Ordinance No. 4604 has been reported Nv
the Board OF Public Works to the Citv
Council of the City OF Seattle and Is nov
on file In the office of the city Comptroller
and ex-ofricio city clerk. and the same i
now open for public inspection at said officS
and will remain open for inspection until
Monday. the sixth day OF December. 1877
at O'clock p. m, and all persons inter.
ested are hereby required to appear before
the City Council at n session 70 be held IN
the Council Chamber I'm the City Hail. on
the sixth day of December. 1897. at IN
o'clock p. M. and make objections there
to. At said time so fixed the Council will
consider any and all objections made and
will make such corrections In said roll a.
II deems just. and will then. by Ordinance
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot shown I'm said roll. and declare the
same first lien thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned to n later date II 50 Or.
dered by the City Council.
City Comptroller and Ex-officio City
Clerk OF the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication. November lth.
1897
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L.. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke Build
ing. Seattle. Wn.. Nov. = 1891 Sealed
proposals for furnishing So0.ooo tons of
stone and other materials for construc-
ton of ietty at Grays Harbor. Wash.
will he received here until . p. m. De-
cember TO- 1897. and then publicly opened.
Information furnished on application.
Harry TAYLOR Capt. Engrs.
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-Ci,y Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice IS hereby given that the End an
nual instaliment Of local Improvement als-
trict No. los. for the Improvement az So
oud Street Gas ~idened by Ordinance Iie1
in the city OF Seattle from the south line
OF Pike Street 10 fesfer Avenue stnder
the provisions 90 ordinance No gsSf wbfrh
provides for the Improvement OF said
street by curling and paving certain Dor
lions thereof, and providing for the pay-
ment therefor in inEtaiments and eTrah
fishing fund for such payment hv the
iefflug and collection OF special assezs-
menrs upon the property benefited by the
improvement, and providing for the Is
saanee OF bonds as aut horned by an act
o. the legislature of the State Of WASH
tugtou, approved March 9Th 1855 ard an
der the provisions of ordinance No aasf,
approved May 9ta. 1921 IA amended Nv
ordinance No 1870. approved July iifh
la-f- and The city Charter amended and
Tow IA force. has t,esn duly certified 10 me.
Tor collection. and the respective sums
Therein charged and ieVtess against each
paree3 and lot % land and part thereof
IN SAID district. lD payment Of such in
Stafi4nent remains unpaid. ana the 81 me-
including the interest on the whole
amount charged, mus. be paid On or fs-
5oFe ihs ilih day CT December is87 Tn
Joss payment be made on such instatlrnsnt
on or before the Ilth day Of December
1871. the same shall become deIiuauent
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-City Treas

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-City Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the End an
nual instailment OF local improvement
district No. l04. for the Improvement of
Frcnt Street las widened by Ordinances
E@mbered ll29 and 34so and the adjacent
and connecting portions of Yesler Avenue
including as part of Front Street the pub
lie square known as Pioneer Place. in the
City of Seattle. from the south line OF
Madison Street to the north line of Yes
Ter Avenue. and including that part of
Yesier Avenue extending easterly from the
west line of Front Street produced South.
TO the west curb line of South Second
Street produced North, under the provis-
ions of ordinance No. $780, which provides
Tor the Improvement of said street by
curbing and paving certain portions there
o., and providing for the payment there
for in installments and establishing
fund for such payment by the ievying
and collection of special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
ment and providing for the issuance OF
bonds as authorized by an act of the leg
isiature of the State Of Washington. APP
proved March sfh 1888. and under the pro-
visions OF ordinance No 3j49. approved
May eth. .Sgi. as amended By ordinance
No. $40, approved July llth. 1894. and the
city Charter as amended and now I'm
force has been duly certified to me for
collection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot OF land and part thereof In said
district, Ia payment of such installment
remains unpaid. and the same. including
- - ~ thiN =" itriS dtiiCuitL IillfSfU,
must be paid on or before the nth day of
December. 1885,. Unless payment be made
on such inStatiment or before the iffh
day of December. 1897, the same shall be-
come delinquent and shall bear interest
at the rate OF per cent. per annum until
paid and II not paid before said time
a penalty TO five 90 per cent. shall he
added, and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot and parcel
OF land. and part thereof. so delinquent,
ana with the interest and penalty shall be
collected as other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized TO be charged and collected
on ether delinquent taxes, and each Lot
or parcel OF land so delinquent shall no
sold for the amount Of such assessment
with interest. penalty and costs in the
manner provided by law
GEORGE r. MEACHA1
City Treasurer of the CITY Of Seaf1ia
Date Of lst publication November Ilth
1851. 49,
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE.-city Tre,..


THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-City Trs...
urer's Notice. VAS
Notice is hereby given that the s,a -
nual instahment of local improvemsnt
Seventh Street, in the City of Sestt,aS
from a point iSa feet north OF the 49,
line OF Pike Street TO Olive Street. ma
the provisions of ordinance No $50. vsssst
provides for the Improvement OF "a as,a
street by constructing a pipe sewer airn
the center of said street, together wi.h -
necessary openings, wyes, manhOIes vsr
tilators and flushing tanks and nv go
Meeting the same with the main ;n,sr
cepting sewer now existing AT the ina.
section OF Olive and Seventh Streets 80
providing for the payment therefor In IN.
stallments and establishing n fund far
such payment by the levyiag and ee,,ac.
ton Of special assessments upon the nro,s-
erty benefited by the Improvement. ma
providing for the issuance OF bonds =.
authorized by an act OF the legis,a.urs
of the State of Washington apnravsS
March 9th 1875. and under the provts.aaA
of ordinance No. SS4s. approved May tn
approved July 18th, 1894. has been dnI.
certified To me for collection. aud the -,
spective sums therein charged and ievisa
against each parcel and lot OF Land ana
part thereof. in said district. in paymer,
of such inStaiiment remains unpaid ard
the same. including the interest ON ths
whole amount charged. must be paid On
or before the 18th day Of December IsSs
Unless payment be made on such instali.
ment on or before the 18th day Of Dersrr-
Der. 1897. the same shall become de,inausrs
and shall bear interest at the rate ~
per cent. per annum until paid, and II MAJ
paid before said time. penalty OF i've
Is, per cent. shall be added, and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll Tor the current year against esrn
lot and parcel of land. and part thersof
SO delinquent. and with the interest ana
penalty shall be collected as other tares
together with such additional Charges ::
penalties as are authorized 10 be charssS
and collected on other delinauent fasss
and each lot or parcel OF land so delin.
quent shall be sold for the amount ~
such assessment. with interest, pena,sv
and costs. In the manner provided by Law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer Of the City OF SeaftiA
Date of LIST publication November NH.
1897.
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sA11ls AND FUNERALS.

IN Seattle. Thursday morning. at
4ck ct the re&idence. 1910 Denny
y 1nce5la ]. Baird. daughter Of Mr.
- James Baird. OF diphtheTia.
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CITY NOrICES.

and shall bear interest at the rate ~ :
per cent. per anuum until paid ana =
not paid before said time a peuaIsw -
FIVE t5l per cent shall be added, ara ~ ~
sums delinquent shall be entered a. ~ ~
against each lot and parcel Of lana s.as
part thereof, so delinquent. and with ~, ~
interest and penalty shah be coiIsrssss, vac ~
other taxes. together with such as3i,sr,s.
charges OF penalties as are autho~s.as -
be charged and collected on other sac 70
duent taxes. and each lot or parrss Y
land 50 delinquent shall he sold For ~ -
amount of such assessment, with insars.SS
penalty and costs, IN the manner -
vided by law. f'o-
GEORGE F. MEAcHAu
City Treasurer of the City ~ Saas.,
Date of Isl publication November i,.se
1897. aas
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

HAVE JUST RETURNED from Klondike.
/ can furnish authentic data about gold
fields. complete information about out
fits and advice for 81. Frank f. Sims.
Seattle, Wash
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LODGING HOUSES rooms. well located:
~ 20 IL rooms furnished: price sSeo' rent
| very low: days only.
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rOR SALE-Restaurant down town.
slVS; frEit. cigar and tobacco store.
$50: deiicacy store $500
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Morgan's Exchange Real Estate and Auc-
tioneers. gi New York block.
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MISCEiItNEOIx
A r RANDALL & CO. ra-rs-.--
fohneTs. xtAzluE. screens. H9nso,,, rs
doors. Ie'epa@fe' Green s44 - sprtng
street Ing
OLD PAPERS fer sale ar ths. ts,ss-,-
nee % tfsis paper. 2Sc per bundle "a
PATENTS. caveats. drawings guaran,a.-.
Adams. Co!zIsA2 block 4'eso
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City Clerk Of tho City Of Seatae;..
Date OF first. publication, November ~
iss7
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FINANCIAL.

MAYER REALTY AND FINANCIAL
CO. Rooms =. g and "a Union block.
All kinds Of stocks and bonds negotiated.
Correspondence solicited.
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TYPRW the rev hall-bear
tag Densmore. ne~ ra0des Csllgraph or
new Nc. 4 Y est before purchasing a f.r.e
writer. Seattle Typewriter EXCHANGE
s.s First avenue Phone Man &C.
Daily camera., 1897-05-29
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
The Second Years Work Closed By Two
Most Praiseworthy Entertainments.

Inc second Years WORK ClOseu by lWC
Most Praiseworthy Entertainments.
The school of music closed its second
year under the direction of Prof. Farms,
worth, with two very praiseworthy musi-
cal rectals. The first was held at q p
m, yesterday and the second at s in the
evening. Both were well attended by
the music loving people of Boulder and
all were much gratihed at the excellence
OF the work.
The entertainments consisted of violin
and vocal numbers and were so arranged
as to show to advantage the ability of
the performers in their various lines.
Those that appeared in the afternoon
were, Misses Saggau, Greenman, Nc
Cready. Helen Baker, Bell, Irena Cor
ruth, Whitmore, Ella Martin, Wolcott,
Isabel Mckenzie, Frances Andrews,
Mrs. Farnsworth, Will Caruth and Mas
ter Rachofsky, Mr.. Farnsworth.
The participants in the evenings re-
cital were, Misses Wells, Bell, Gilbert
and Burger in the Columbine quartette.
Misses Ralli, Francis Andrews, Martin,
Pegg, Wells, Whitmore, Saggau and
Greenman, Mrs. Robinson and Mr..
Walker.
Daily camera., 1897-05-29
COMMENCEMENT WEEK,
President Baker Begins the Week With
the Baccalaureate Address.

the Baccalaureate Address.
Tomorrow afternoon at PAS in the uni
versity auditorium, the first exercises o.
commencement will be rendered espec
tally interesting by the baccalaureate ad
dress of President Baker. The program
will be as follows:
Voluntary
instrumental Quartette.
Anthem, Praise Ye the Father Gounod
Double Quartette.
Invocation
Rev. w. Robson hoffman.
Hymn, No. 2, Students Hymnal.
Anthem, Twenty-third Psalm Schubert
Columbine Quartette.
Baccalaureate Address, Interest
"For where your treasure is, there will
your heart be also" Matt. VI, II.
President Baker.
Hymn, No. IoI, Students Hymnal.
Benediction DR.. Belser.
In the evening the annual address be.
fore the Christian associations will be
given in the university auditorium at
D. m,, to which the public is cordially
invited. The following program will
be rendered:
Hymn, No. 50, Students Hymnal.
Invocation DR.. Belser.
Anthem, O! Let Them Lead Me, Gounod
The Choir.
Scripture Reading
President Baker.
Solo Come Unto Me Cover
Mrs I. H. Parsons.
Address
Major E. W. Halford.
Bass Solo Pilgrims Steuens-Adam!
Mr. F. c. Walker.
Hymn, No ia, Students Hymnal.
Benediction.
Daily camera., 1897-05-29
John Giles Insane.

The trial of John Giles for insanity
came up this afternoon in the county
court before Judge Secor. The jury re-
turned verdict of insane. ]. N. Ives
conducted the prosecution and Guy Dun
can the defense.
Daily camera., 1897-05-29
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES.
Elaborate Commencement Ceremonte,
Observed by the Grammar Schools.

Elaborate Commencement Ceremonies
Observed by the Grammar Schools.
An innovation was introduced last
evening by the eighth grades, when, in
celebration OF their graduation, elaborate
exercises were held during the afternoon
and were concluded by very pleasant
dance, given by the Highlands class to
the Central school class, in the evening
at Union hall. The young people were
in high glee and outdid themselves in
their endeavors to do the hospltable in
splendid style. The committees for the
dance were:
Recepton-Edna Paddock, Minnie
Conway, Jamie Gihin, Louis oBrien,
Minnie Saggau, Ernest Pate. Alton New
house. Susie Leach, Ralph Leach.
Floor-Arthur Pate, Frank Walsh,
Ralph Leach, Belshe Garbarino, Leroy
Autrey, Robert Seeley, Robert Wash
burn.
HIGHLAND EXERCISES.
The graduation exercises at the High
lands school were opened by Mr.. Kesner
with the invocation, and consisted of the
following program:
Salutatorian Minnie Conway
Prophecy Blanche Sturtevant
Poet Frank Walsh
Historian jamie Gifin
Valedictorian Minnie Conway
Then followed the granting of the Ger.
tifcates to the graduates.
CENTRAL EXERCISES.
The Rev. E. G. Lane opened the exer.
cises with an invocation and the follow.
ing members participated in the program
rendered:
Salutatorian Vera Greenman
Poet Frank Gregory
Historian Edith Martin
Prophecy Mabelle West
Valedictorian Wilma Ellsworth
The granting of certificates concluded
the exercises. Music was furnished by
selected quartette, and by the class as
whole.
The number receiving certificates in
both schools was 6s.
silver Quotation.
New York, May 2o-Silver is quoted at
COX TODAY.
Daily camera., 1897-05-29
A New One!
~SAON~

"There is nothing under the sun" but the moon
that's different. Married will learn with delight that
new excuse has been found The old about being down
at the office" been at the lodge, chad take sick friend
home and all that longer necessary well known
lawyer went out his wheel for few spin
ing at o'clock and when he arrived home midnight he
had "been waiting for the to get full SOS he could see
his way home" There always way tell old
story, butwell about those at 900 900 You may
think we've told about them in every way possible but
haven't We want to tell you about them in way
that YOU will come in and them-you lawyer you min
ing you DOCTOR you clerk you official you hack driver
you hotel clerk you laborer YOU There's variety of
here between six and nine dollars that ANY MAN dress
to suit his business inand SAVE money What's the
OF your paying fifteen dollars for suit if you get the
you want for nine? What's the of your paying nine dol
lars for suit, if SIX will buy the grade of uit9
There is for youre made of silver like the
moon is By buying your clothes here, you'll have MORE
silver
Daily camera., 1897-05-29
DIR. Belser.

The exercises were completed at II 80
o'clock, and the procession then headed
for the cemetery, where some time was
spent in decorating the graves of the
departed comrades.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-29
LEGAL hsdcs.
A Cool Report.

During the year 1896 the Kelley In
stitute at Deering, Maine, was favored
With 3246 visitors, including patients
taking treatment, among which were
Names most practical temperance
workers and successful business men,
and women. Many thousands of kind
messages anu words of greeting were;
received from all parts of this State
bidding God speed. 1t is just Begin
ming to dawn upon many of the best
and closest thinkers that the Kelley
Institute at Deering is the leading
cause of SO many reformed drunkards,
being now clothed in comfort and hav-s
ing happy homes Astounding with
plenty.
When it is fully realized that per-
sons are taken from the low depths or
disease and poverty caused by alcohol
morphine and other drug addictions.
and placed on the high plane OF use
fulness and attainable independence IN
a few short weeks, the question arises:
What more worthy institution Is there
in the State Of Maine. and what brings
greater happiness to the thousands or
little children and dear wives ana
than this Kelley Institute Oh
Maine? The Legislature Of Maine WIN
do well to consider this. jan2Sdit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-29

Searls of Chelsea, Hutchins of Penob-
scot. Houghton OF Fort Fairfield, Reed
Ct Harmony. Martin of Liberty. Day of
Turner.
ON MINES AND -Grindle of
Hancock, Witham of Cumberland, Salley
Of Somerset. Fernald Of Levant, Purin-
ton Of Topsham. Prince of Yarmouth,
Littlefield Of Kennebunk, Merrill Of Blue
hill; Holmes of Addison, Penley of Green
wood
ON TEMPERANCE-wi tham of Cum
berland, Hargraves of York. Morrill, of
Cumberland, Rounds of Paris, Burnham
of Edgecomb, Hamilton of Mattawam-
keag, Luce of New Vineyard, Smith of
Masardis. Forrest Of Lewiston, Murphy
on LABoR-sharp of Aroostook.
Witham of Cumberland. Poor of oxford,
O'Neil of Riddeford. Forrest of Lewiston.
Burse Of Pittsfield. Ames of Jefferson.
Pratt of Woodland. Edmunds of Corinth,
Purinton Of Topsham.
TAxATION-Pike Of York, Maxwell of
Androscoggin. Morrill, of Cumberland.
Whelden Of Portland, Pearl of Bangor.
Pope of Manchester Spear of Rockland,
Austin of Milford, Talbot Of Lewiston,
Young Of Hiram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-29

A sad case of restitution and suffer-
ing was brought to notice at the Au-
burn municipal court, Wednesday.
when George F. Teves was arraigned
for vagrancy. He figured before the
authorities some weeks ago, when it
was charged that he was the wild
man" who had been frightening the
people in the south part of the town.
but he proved to be innocent of the
charges. He was sent up to Auburn
jail for vagrancy from Lisbon Falls
and was released over a week ago.
Where he has been since his release is
not known, but he presented himself
to the Auburn police. Wednesday. in a
pitiable condition. He was poorly clad
and hair frozen. After being taken to
the Jail he was examined by physi-
clans, who said that his feet will prob
ably have to be amputated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-29

Ex-Governor Robe, president of the
board of trustees of the insane hospital.
and DR.. b. T. Sanborn, the superin-
tendent went to Portland, Thursday,
the latter returning in the evening. A
meeting was held, Wednesday, by the
legislative committee on the insane
hospital and the trustees in reference
to appropriations requested by the
trustees, to carefully examine the
points on which the requests are made.
There was a full attendance Of the
board. 90