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Evening journal., 1897-06-14
RAIDED HIS OWN HONE.
WHILE DRUNK HE TURNED MRS.
PORTER AND DAUGHTER OUT
IN THEIR NIGHT CLOTHES.

ROhlElt AND DAOGti hR OOl
IN THEIR NIGHT CLOTHES.
George Porter was arraigned In Mag
istrate Daleys court Saturday night ona
charge Of non-support preferred by his
wife. Porter lives at No. 1925 Reed
street. Friday night he came home in
toxicated and compelled his wife and
9-years-old child to leave their beds
and get out of the house in their night
clothes. Then he ransacked the house
and packed up some clothing, which he
intended to pawn Saturday to get
money to buy liquor.
Porter is a confirmed loafer He has
not worked enough in the last two
years to keep his family week. His
wife, a frail but genteel and respectable
looking little woman, has done the
work and earned the money to keep the
home and family while he has sat idly
/ by drinking rum and having a good
time. Several months ago she had oc-
casion to haul Porter up before Magis-
trate Daley, and at that time he prom
ised 10 mend his ways. The magis-
trate let him off with a reprimand.
Saturday nightPorter stood at the rail
and answered guilty" again to his
wifes charge He was in a semi-in-
toxicated condition, and his clothes
bore the marks of his long debauch.
The magistrate took him to task after
violating his marriage VOWS 1T is the
hog in YOU" he said. that makes you
treat this woman as you do. Look at
the nice, pretty girl you call your
daughter You should be ashamed for
treating her as you do in her tender
years. You are the sort OF man who
taI IA "a Nj
healthy woman who could have
thumped your head now and then 10
keep you straight This little woman
works too hard for you"
Porter listened with wrapt attention
to this admonition and admitted that
he was all to blame. The magistrate
then said he would put him under q
peace bond of 800 for one year Por.
ter asked the magistrate If he could no
get a little time to consider the matter
YES" replied he magistrate. "Yol
can go over to New Castle and rustl
/ cate as long as you like. and when yol
make up your mind to get security, yol
. can come back"
Porter was unable to think OF any
one who would be willing to go on hi
bond, so he was taken to the City Hall
He will probably be sent to New Castl
, tomorrow.
An Evening Journal reporter inter
viewed Mrs. Porter after her husband
, trial in the magistrates court. She toll
! a sad story, but she displayed no emo
a ton. She has become so used to he
husbands brutal conduct that no sent
ment has been left in her soul. Sh
! told how she has worked for two years
4 taking in washing and doing simila
a work to keep her little home. to pu
food on her table and to send her littl
Il daughter to school, She said that sh
. has worked so hard that she fears 81
. will not be able to keep It up very loni
n Her daughter stood beside her Will
9 she told her story and her little eye
: filed with tears that found their wa
down her cheeks.
q Mrs. Porter did not ask Magistrai
|, Daley to commit her husband to prisOl
: His commitment. however, did not a
4 feet her. She says she is glad to q
q rid of him.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
MAY BRING SUIT.

The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany may be a defendant in a suit
William Andrews. proprietor of Hazel
Dell race track, and a companion,
were passengers on trolley car no. 80,
of the East Fourth street line. When
they got on the car the conductor re-
fused to take their transfers, saying
that they were no good. The mon re-
fused to leave the car and the con-
ductor called Officer Harry Taylor to
eject them. which he did. Both
men threaten to sue the railway com
panY.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
LEWIs NoW COMECrOR.

Thomas S. Lewis was sworn Satur-
day 10 assessor and collector for the
Northern district. He took the oath oi
office before Notary Public George w
Bright. His first duty will be to make
the rext city assessment, which is tc
be started next month.
Eugene NJ. Sayers, assessor and col.
lector for the Southern district has
also qualified. His bondsmen arr
Michael Newell, James Cook and Owen
]. Hession, who were his bondsmen fol
his previous term.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
Terrlnc wind and Han storm.

dwell, o.. June 14-A terrific wind
hail storm passed over this place
,rday afternoon. A number Of
ings were unroofed, and hundreds
indows were broken by the hail
IS. which were nearly as large as
eggs. The roof of the Free Meth
church at Perryopolis was blown
lille a meeting was in session. but
ne was injured. The hail stripped
lrds Of their leaves and did an i'm
e amount Of damage to crops. But
,er information can be secured
points east of here on account Of
elegraph lines being down.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
evsre storm In New Hampshire.

nchester, N. H.. June 14.-This city
visited yesterday afternoon by
e hail and thunder storm. The
is were badly washed out. Light
struck the First Methodist church
lst Manchester and practically de-
ed the tower. The Sunday school
On was in progress at the time, and
was an unusually large attend
The pastor and assistants barely
led manic
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
AGAINST THE DIAMOND STATE.

Judge Acheson, of Pittsburg, in the
United States Court here on Saturday,
granted an injunction in the case OF
William Goldey ct al, VS.. the Diamond
State Iron Company, for infringement
Of patent on spikes and machinery for
making spikes. Lewis c. Vandegrift
of this city, and E. T. Chambers, OF
Philadelphia, appeared for the Dia-
mond State Iron Company, and X. s.
Totten and James l. Kay, Of Pittsburg
represented the complainant.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
70 Inspect Land For New Park.

amy, June 1.-THE state fisheries,
{ and game commission will leave
yednesday to inspect the land Of
for sale for the new st. Lawrence
to form a portion OF the inter-
nal park which the state and Can
are establishing along that river.
are 40 individual offers for the
Of this land, aggregating some
acres.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
SHAKE 1Nro YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet
IL cures painful. swollen, smarting feet
and instantly takes the sting out of corn
discovery OF the age Aliens Foot-Eas
makes tight-ntting or new shoes fee
easy. II is a certain cure for sweating
callous and hot. tired, aching feet Try 1
to-day. Sold by all druggists and sho
stores. BY mail for &c. IN stamps. Tria
package FREE. Address. Allen s. Ohm
sted, Leroy, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
POLICE APPOINTMENTS.

Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the extra patrolmen which
are to be appointed by the rolice
Commission Tonight.
There are over sixty applications.
It is now thought that all OF the ap-
pointees will be made p1trolmen, as
there is no need Of two additional SER
geants
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
DEATHS LAST WEEK.

Registrar Ten Weeges, of the Board
Of Health, reports 19 deaths for the
past week of last year 16 were re-
corded. There were eight births re-
ported, white and colOred. For the
corresponding week of last year n.
Marriages, 8; for the same period OF
last year, 5.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
Damared brn a CroIone.

lgston. Jamaica, June 14.-A cy-
has struck st. Vincent island of
Nindward group. seriously dam
some OF the public buildings. In
2 a number Of persons at George
capsizing a sloop and drowning
of the crew.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14

Greater Wilmington Printing
Publishing Company, southwest
T of Fourth and Shipley streets, is
red to do printing Of every de
ion quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14

"A violent thunder storm passed
over this city early Saturday morning
The lightning was the most vivid seen
in this vicinity this year and rain fel
in torrents.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14

The Greater Wilmington Printing
and Publishing Company. southwest
corner of Fourth and Shipley streets. Is
prepared to do printing Of every de
scription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14
nIisnrnnnncintiona.

The tenacity Of certain mispronunei-
atoms is a subject which the Listener
has touched upon before, and it comes
to him again as he hears a certain ply
sician discoursing on the "eyesolation
ward" at the hospital. However, "eye-
ISOLATION" for isolation is not so bad
as "bronkcetis" and "tonsileetis" for
bronchitis and tonsilitis, pronunc-a-
tions which are also epidemic. Afriend
OF the Listeners has become so tired Of
hearing "wisteeria" for wistaria--a
pronunciation calculated to make old
Caspar Wistar turn in his graYe-that
he somewhat cautiously pronounces
the word "wis-tah-ria," and the Listener
does not blame hiu a BIT But so 1t
goes; in matters oNpronunciation as
in matters of politics and religion, vox
popuH. vox Del; we have already had
10 take "eyesolation" as grudging.y
authorized second pronunciation. and
perhaps we may have TO take "bron-
keetis." But it is extremely doubtful
whether any dictionary will ever au'
thorize the pronunciation of an "a" as
zee" And most OF us will doubtless be
resting happily as clods of the valley
before the grammars authorize that
other bit of American usage. between
you and I."-Boston Transcript.
Evening journal., 1897-06-14

If The landed surface of the globe
were divided up and allotted in equal
share to each Of its human inhabitants,
II would be found that each would get
q plot of 1874 acres.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS NOD Hii

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOD Hiii
avenue Improvement
Nn+ira * hereby given that seated pro,
$3.50 Val b. received cy the undsrsistaet
ss~r,Tarv Of the board or pueAc Wefhs Oh
~ cs~,- Of Seattle ~. 10 o'clock p. IA.
So. ~ Nah nm Avenue from john 10
sfoSa Streets hy constructing FiPs
sewer along said avenue oe'~refi saIu
,,e;yrs tag,ther with all necessary OPEN
inrs yves uanholeS, iaInphoisSs VENT
iaso~s ff,,s9fnr tanks and eaten haSinS. as
:. .sro,.;;.5 hs- ordinance Ne ASH crea Ting
io.>sl imp, oye nlent district No. 10 ara III
scroriaTce with the plans ana sFe%sllc.t,
lions now on tiie IN thS S1ANS "a >+'N
OF public works.
Each bid must ne accompanied ny GER
.;esS rhack payable 70 the order or the
Si.y eoupsroller for a sum nos less IMAM
So ~ sar cent Of the bid. and no bid
Viii hs Considered unless accompanied by
T ~ successful bidder VIII be required 10
s,,.~~ M, a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the eitv charter and the laws OF the state
~ WASHINGTON. within ten days after be-
>,s ratified of the award OF the contract
- him. falling 10 do SO. the said check
ars Yhe amount fixed therein Will be for
fsited to the city No person - eligible
as n bidder who has Within two years
y-,or 70 the letting Of said contract made
Sefaulf in payment Of any just claim
for ary work or labor performed or any
akin or material furnished pursuant 20
any SfCh contract as fitsISi{S dtNStS4Stu ot
Who within said two years failed 10 COM
plete any such contracts.
Special attention is called TO article xiii.
of the city charter as now in force reiat-
to RI "hours OF Ia Dor" and TO article
Nil section 81. subs. and :, relating TO
bonds and sIreties.
The board Of public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelopes:
..92ld f1~ Mob tiuI Improvement"
BY order Of the board Of public works.
LYMAN RANKS,
Acting Secretary.
Date OF FIRST publication. Dec: End. fsa7.
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HEwARD-Ten dollars viii be paia for

HEWARD-ren dollars viii be paid for
aoemAe3on leading 10 the conviction OF
~ poeeoa stealing copies Of this paper
49, @ eubecrfbers In Seattle,
AOyEBT10ESS- Changes for adver-
Qgeoe9tg n de Sunday Pos;-Inteliigencer
p 1HrQished BIZ ! O'Clock saturday
AOYERTI61NC-Onic hours OF ire
ISs-1ntelljgsncse business office: Daily
~ = 2. n: Sunday hours. a. m 70
i. IL. ana TO 9 p. m. Classined
S11ueoqnentS will b received UP 10 that
Advertisements under the head o!
k V0und, For Sale. For Rent ana
euaeons Wanted viii be inserted at the
49, - cent word each insertion Pay
e Always Ia advances. No advertise
4Qoo9ved for less than y cents.
&eSs14ments VIII b received at
$3.50 g3tces u the Poaf-inteiiigsncer:
ACQ4A BUREAU - Ne. LOS Pacifc
ZyE4ETT-p X. Lewis.
S &24y xOWEEEND-Wm "A. Pfe!Ner.
~IL1zlNGHAM BAY - New Whatcom.
U3&ke Ella. Manager.
A-lt5h Main street. q. c. VIM
ylC1ONfA. b. c.-George Earsden
10 fou owing letters await advertisers
~ thln o4lce.
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RESOLUTION No. 1Sl-,Re i resolved !,

RESOLUTION No. 15l-Be II resolves =
the City Council of The City OF Sss,,gis
as follows: ''S
ID That it is the intention of tha .,..
council to improve Jackson Street ,sas
Second Avenue South TO Fourth Arsr..
South by constructing a pile briisa -
and along the same
t2l That the cost thereof he naid nv a.
sessments 10 he levied upon the pronsrs,
ahutting upon said portion of said Isss
son Street. under the plan of .'i,nmsdis,.
payment. in the manner provided hy ~
charter and ordinances OF The e:iy u
Seattle.
go That the city engineer be directed !.
furnish 10 the city council an estimate q
the cost of said improvement.
t4l That the matter af making said IN.
provement will be considered hy tina ~
council az a session thereof to be he,d a
the Goth day of December, 1897. Al a
O'Clock p. m, at which time all per,ons
desiring to be heard before the city eos.
ell upon the matter of making said h.
provement are notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the 9Th day Il
December. 1897, and signed by me In opr
session in Authorization of It's passass
this 9th day of December, 1897
]. T.. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Counca
Filed by me this 9Th lay Of Decarbes
1897. WILL n. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-ofiicio ciu
Clerk.
Date of first publication. December 1
1897.
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY OF SEATTLE-City Treasur-
er'S Notice.

THE CITY OF sEATrLE-City Treasur-
er's Notice
annual Installment OF local Improvement
district No. iIe for the Improvement OF
Remington avenue. in the city or Seattle.
from Broadway TO kenney street: under
provides fer the Improvement OF said street
by constructing an iron stone pipe sewer
along said street between said points. to-
gegher with all necessary wyes. manholes.
lampholes. ventilators, openings, flushing
tanks, and catch basins. and by connect
ing the same with the main 'ntercepting
sewer now existing at the intersection OF
Remington avenue and kenney street.
and providing for the payment therefor in
installments and establishing fund for
such payment by the levying and coliec-
ton of special assessments upon the prop
ertv benefited by the Improvement. and
providing for the issuance of bonds as au-
thoriZed by an act of the legislature of the
state of Washington. approved March 9th,
1893, and under the provisions of ordinance
No. S,Sis approved May 7th 1894, as amend
ed by ordinance No. $40. approved July
18th. 1894. 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. in payment OF such installment,
remains unpaid, and the same. including
the interest on the whole amount charged.
must be paid on or before the End day OF
January. 1898. Unless payment. be made on
such instalment on or before the 2nd day
of January, 1885, the same shall become de-
linQuent. and shall bear interest ut the
rate of per cent. per annum until paid,
and If not paid before said time, a penalty
of five G) 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. and with the inter-
est and penalty shall be collected rs other
taxes. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized TO
be charged and collected on other deln-
quent taxes. and each lot or parcel of land
so delinquent shall be sold for the amount
of such assessment with interest, penalty
and costs in the manner provided by law
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date OF first publication, December End.
1907 '
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RESOLUTION NO. 152-Be 1t resolved ty
the City Council of The City of Seattle
fnllnWS.

RESOLUTION NO. 152-Be II resolved by
the City Council of The City of Seattle
as follows:
% That II IS the intention OF the city
council 10 improve Fourth Avenue South
from Main Street TO the South margin n
Jackson street by repairing the foundar
ton thereof and replanking the sane.
90 That the cost thereof be paid by a.
seSsmentS to be levied upon the property
abutting upon said portion OF said Fourth
Avenue South under the plan Of "imme.
date payment" in the manner provided
by the charter and ordinances of The cly
of Seattle.
(S) That the city engineer be directed 10
furnish TO the city council an estimate oi
the cost of said Improvement.
iD That the matter of making said i'm.
provement viii be considered by the city
council at a session thereof to be held "a
the 24th day OF December 1897. al IN
O'Clock y. m, at which time all persons
desiring 70 be heard before the city eoun.
ell upon the matter OF making said iE-
provement are notified 10 be present.
Passed the City Council the 9Th day ct
December. 1897. and signed by me In opea
session in authorization Of Its passage
this 9Th day of December, 1897.
J. T.. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council
Filed by me this 9Th day Of December
1877. WILL III. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio CITY
Clerk.
Date of first publication. December 1
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IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE--The fol-
lowing described mare with colt. placed
In the city pound Monday. November =
1897. will he sold at public auction TO tho
highest bidder for cash In hand. TO pay
cost OF impoundIng and advertising SAT-
urday. December is. 1897. at 10 oelock
a. M. at the front door OF police head.
quarters. corner Thitd avenue and Yea.
Ter way:
One buckskin mare with colt. having
white name and tail. age. years.
The owner OF the above described mars
and colt being unknown 10 me.
G. s. REED Chief OF Police.
Dg ITO ~ first ,,trhlfratfou her < fx1ls
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Bk1ANT-The funeral services Of Triah
n Bryant viii be held thJs forenoon at
O'Clock. AT Bufterworfhs chapel. IN
sefmEnt IN Mount Pleasant cemetery.
okORDiLE-At the King county hospital.
Decembef s. 1881, OF r,erisonitss. George 6.
6koEdi1e. aged s. years
Funeral services win be held this AFTER
0o0n ~ O'Clock at Bonney * 5tswart .
Ahapsl
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SAf.E-In 10
Superior Court of the State OF Wash
lngton. for the County of king~Wlllam
r; Hacker. Plaintiff. vs.. andrew I ".
The Solicitors Loan and Trust Com'
pany, Thomas De Witt CuyIer and ~
nngham Il. Morris. assignees OF IN
Solicitors Loan and Trust Company lof
the benefit OF its creditors, and Joaa
Sehram Company. corporation. ~
PENDANTS. No. g. $50.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sss
and special execution. issued out OF ths
above named court. in the above e1titisa
action, and 10 me directed and deiiser.a
] have duly levied upon the following
real property, situated in King Couny'
Washington. to-wit:
All that certain tract or piece on i4na
with the messuages or tenements tbsfs IN
erected. situate and being Lot nine ".
in block thirty-cignt f2sl. In -. i. Denny
Third Addition To Seattle.
Notice Is therefore hereby given. ma tas ~
Saturday. The Sth day of January, is's. =
the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF sald 81
at the front door OF the court t'lnss. !"
the City of Seattle In said King Cohnly.
I will sell the above described properly
at public auction. to the highest ana oess
bidder. for cash. .av~
Dated this 9th day of December ~.
WM. H. MOVER shefih
WALTER LOEEDAf. Attorney
NOTICE OF SHERIFF"S SALE-ln ~
Superior Court OF the State Of Washinss
ton. for the County Of King 80
Hyde Gardner and Mary Ella Ga,u'Jno'
EhaintinS vs.. James &. spur. hu4s $50
Spur. the Guarantee Loan ana - =
Co. q corporation: Jacob Furin. ~ 80
ceiver of the Guarantee Loan anu -.
Co.. corporation: Jacob Furth: 40
signee for the benefit Of the cfedstMs
the Guarantee Lean and Trust w. a.
corporation. and The City Of SeaHis' "
PENDANTS. No. 23.9f9. ;, sa,a
Under and by virtue OF an order ol - -
and special execution, issued out o. .,.,I
above-named court in the ahose-entittIasIS
action, and to me directed and 1919 ~
] have duly levied upon the following, 4. - -
property. situated in King county.
ingion. to-wit: ,s.
The strip OF land one hundred and 80 -
ty U20) feet wide and one hunhfsu -
thirty-oue d3D feet long. being th1 go
two-thirds of the foilowng-dsscfins1 - :, 4
or parcel of land. to-wit: BegiDHiasss, ~
: south OF the northeast corner OK M W. On.
Of land heretofore granted by n. w..,rr;aa
titus and wife 20 Fred Creede. - 40
thence cast one hundred ans etgnsss, s,ss.
feet, thence south ore hundred and 80
one fi3l5 feet thence west one huh1 ,l..assrs1
eighty Osm feet, thence north one asss q
and tbirty-ons G3D feet, 10 ths 80.
beginning. all IN King county. - ssorss
Washington together with all ana =. A. -
lar the tenementS. hereditameh'S ~ 4. snSs
partensnces fhereunto belonging VI "
wise appertaining. ,,,af =
Notice y therefore hereby gissn. m
Saturday. the 18th day OF peeesm Ia M
at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a m OF ~ /. ~
at the front door of the court hon.s. r ~
city Of Seattle. In said King eoun. ., aa5D
sell the above-describsd propeft, . - ~
auction. to the highest and best Dfsse
cash. ,yf
Dated this 18Th day Of Nogemhsfs; $50 80
WI. H. MOYEK
Mcclure s. Bass. Attorneys
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

CALI. FOR ETDS-Bids fo- The following
described repairs 20 University buildings
NIL he received Ivy The secretary Of the
board Clark Davis. Seattle up 10 -
o'clock Tuesday. December H. 4 csrti-
fed check for 10 must accompany each
bid The board reserves the rigat &, re-
}sct any or all bids.
For new roof on power house ard re-
ralfs TO wooden trusses and roof Of arm
orv
iads may Include all Of this work or only
parts OF Il.
The plans ard specifications can be seen
~ the secretAry's office, University build
ing.
To BOAT BtTfIDERS-W3ured 10 con-
tract wiki responsible builders for she
construction OF on or more steam hargg-s
about - feet In length ard Is feet t5sarIl
either " e2d 0r steel cons tTI3ctioa. suit
able for the Yukon river. boats 10 he de-
IiVerga complete al the mouth OF The
Yukon Alaskan bonanza Mining. Trad
Ing and Transport atl0a Co., II Adams
street, Chicago, AL
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RESOLUTION NO. I50-Re II r.-a,--.--
the City Council Of the City az ssy
as follows: VI Seastis
CD THAI it is the intention a, -.
Council 10 improve First Ayenaae siy
Pike Street 10 Denny Way BY ranl..aaton
the same. f'~aAisS
t2l That the cost thereof be- na,s :.
Sessments 10 be levied upon ths ny. ~ A.
abuttlng upon said portion of ss,s 10
Avenue under the plan of s,'1
payment" in the manner proyisa5 ss ~
charter and ordinances of the civ ~ ~ ~
attic. '" -
60 That the City Engineer Ia H.,
10 furnish to the city Council an ess,,s .se
OF the cost Of said Improvement, a"a'e
ca That the matter of making s.ss
provement will he considered hv fss IN N
Council at n session thereof no X s wv
the aoth day of December, ISss &c" g
O'Clock p. M, AT which time All - =. ~
desiring 10 he heard before the ts,.rs - r sea
Gil upon the matter of making ss, So ~
provement are notified 10 be presa,. ~" u,
Passed the City Council the ain A.
December. 1897. and signed by ma 4, ras g
session in authorization of i,s rs. wa
this 9th day Of December 1897. fasssss
j. f. CREIGHTON
President of the City Cornsa
Filed by me this 6th day OF nacsrsss...
1897. WILL III. pAppW0sf
City Comptroller and Ex-Oficia M.
Clerk. w
Date of first publication, Decema.,
1897.