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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
PRIEST. wooDRUFFs BIRTHDAY.
He Will Soon Be Ninety Years of
Age.

on March 1 next, President Wood
RUIZ VIII be SO years of age, and
preparations are under way for a
somewhat elaborate celebration of his
birthday. A committee has been Sc
lected to complete arrangements con-
sisting- of President George Q. Cannon,
Apostle George TeasdaIe, and Elders
George Reynolds, George Goddard and
II. c. Griggs. Exercises are TO be
held at the tabernacle on Sunday,
Feb. %. when the Sunday school chill
dren VIII be cut in force. and Presi-
sent woodruff will make an address.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Shot For Rebellion.

Havana. Jan. 22.-Alfredo Rodriguez
Garcia and two other prisoners were shot
this morning IT Santa Clara for the
crime of rebellion.
The mayor of Havana has resigned.
The Diario de la Marina suggests the
appointment of military officer to fill
the vacancy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Practically Unchanged.

Pierre. S. D., Jan. 22.-The senatorial
situation is practically unchanged. The
nomination of Kyle becomes less likely
and the prospect of a dark horse COM
ing up soon increases. The fusion eau
Gus met tonight and took one ballot,
with the following result: Kyle, "a;
Loucks. a. Plowman, 6; Goodykoontz,
5; Loson, 1. Adjourned until Monday
night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Lost From a REGISTERED Pouch.

Denver. Jan. pat the postoffice to-
dav il was learned that a package con-
tanning $500 was missing from u regis
tered mail sack which arrived from San
Francisco yesterday. 1t is thought the
robbery occurred somewhere between San
Francisco and Cheyenne. The matter is
being investigated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
That Hsillvv Dinner.

New York, Jan. 22.-Oscar Hammer
stein, the music hall proprietor. was to-
day indicted by the grand jury for main
tanning a nuisance. That is the technical
charge, 1t is based upon the production
of a travesty in the recent Seely Dinner
billed at the Olympia Music Hall as the
s.SiIlxy Dinnor'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SATURDAY JANUARY zs 1897

contagion to Europeans were being
sent from Bombay to Europe by press
representatives and others. Thus far,
Lord Sandhurst wired, only four
Europeans had died from the plague,
including a physician and a nurse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Quiet in Washington.

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 22.-No gains
were made by any of the senatorial
candidates today. Two ballots were
taken, with no change from yesterday s
results. Judge Turner's friends are
making slow progress in their efforts
to secure a caucus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
CHARMING AND
SATISFACTORY
Judge Golf Describes His Visit to
Mckinley.
PROBABLY GIVEN A SIT
MAY BE EITHER ATTORNEY OR
PoSTMASTER-GENERAL.

Much Speculation Regarding the
New York Member of McKinley's
Cabinet, and III Case the Fac
tional Pressure Becomes Too
Great, the Empire State, It is
limited, Will Probably Be Left
Without Representation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Blizzard at Benton Harbor.

Benton Harbor, Mich, Jan. PA fierce
blizzard is raging tonight from the north
west. A heavy sea is running on the
lake but no vessels are out so far as is
known here. The storm almost equals
the one that marked the Chicora disaster
two years ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
The DauntleSS Iihelled

Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 22.-United
States Attorney Clark tonight filed libel
against the steamer Dauntless for car
rying an armed expedition from No Name
Key. in the southern portion of Florida,
on January l for the purpose of COM
hitting hostilities against the king of
Spain in the island of Cuba.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Miss Breckinridge Admitted.

Frankfort. KY. Jan. 22.-Miss Sophronia
Breckenridge. daughter of Colonel w. c.
P. breckenridge, was admitted TO the bar
by the court of appeals this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
{. ,Rah For McKinlev.v

Kansas City, Jan. 22.-The Campbell
Eaton Crockery company, the largest
crockery and queeasWare firm in Kansas
City has failed. Preferred creditors, with
claims for over $2l, 0O0 are named Assets
are not yet known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23

prisoner in that bailiWick will be
hanged without having his black cap
on straight.
The truth is, the people of Tennessee,
no less than the people of Kentucky,
need a good many first class funerals
among their professional politicians.
Kansas City Journal: An exchange
remarks that protective tariff al
ways prevents a deficit" 1t does. It
prevents deficit not only in the ma
tional treasury, but in the working
mans pocket.
Wichita Eagle: Madrid newspapers
assert that the Spanish troops in Cuba
are holding their own, although it is
commonly believed that the Spanish
troops in Cuba haven't any own to
hold At last accounts they were sim
ply holding their breath in somewhat
painful anxiety to see what Gomez
would do next.
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat: It is an
odd fact that the Colorado senate has
issued an order excluding women from
the floor during business hours. The
women of Colorado are full-fedged vot-
ers, and the day may come when they
VIII nave d tndJOTlly III the leSlSldlUTc
The precedent established may then
be awkward.
Cleveland Leader: A Kentucky wom-
an threw scalding water upon young
man who had called TO see her daugh-
ter a few nights ago. People who have
been disposed to regard the old gentle
mans boot as a hardship may well be
glad that woman is not yet supreme
everywhere.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune: A
highly esteemed exchange remarks:
There is no longer any fractional feel
ing among the Ohio Democrats" The
same may be said with safety of any
corpse.
Vincennes Gnd.). Commercial: Here's
hoping that the retirement of Daniel
W. Voorhees, from the United States
senate may lead TO his restoration TO
perfect health, and that there are snany
happy days before him. He viii be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Mere Dastardly Work.

Madrid, jan PA dispatch from
Havana states that Captain General Wey-
Ter has ordered the destruction within
three days of all plantations and buildings
in the province of Havana that would be
likely to prove useful TO the rebels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
A Cardinal Dead.

Rome, Jan. 22.-Cardinal Angelo BIZ
anchi, bishop of Palestrina, died in
this city today. He was born in Rome
in 1917, and created a cardinal in 1882
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Is Is SUPPOSED

Omaha, Jan. 22-Judge W. D. McHugh
will open federal court in Lincoln on
Monday next. It is supposed that At
torney John c. Cowen will institute pro-
ceedings in the foreclosure case of the
Union Pacific at that time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
SHERMAN'S SUCCESSOR
Intense interest Shown Over the
Coming Event.
HANNA AT COLUMBUS
MERELY OUT FOR HIS HEALTH.
YOU KNOW.

Nevertheless, the Toast Assigned to
Him Was: "Ohio, the Mother of
Presidents and How They Are
Made"-Reason to Believe That
the Senatorial Bee Has Taken Up
Quarters in Marcus Headgear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Sir Isaac .Pitman Dead,

London. Jan. 22.-Sir Isaac Pitman, in
ventor of the system of stenography
which bears his name, is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
PARAGRAPHIC PUNCHES.

Cleveland Leader: An English lord
has been arrested in California for
horse stealing. We are not so much
surprised at the fact that an English
lord would steal a horse as we are of
the fact that he should find it neoes-
sary to do so while the country is full
of unmarried heiresses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23

ST. Louis Star: We had always sup
posed that there was honor among
thieves. but it appears that we We're
mistaken. Thieves are just as bad as
other people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23
Appearances Are Against Him.

New York Journal: When Ii Hung
Chang left this country he protested
the warmest friendship for us, but now
the announcement is made that ne isl
to write book on the United States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23

ly solemn thought that henceforth no
prisoner in that bailiwick will be
hanged without having his black cap
on straight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23

Kansas City World: Virginia has
elected a woman sheriff. 1t is a sweet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23

Louisville Courier-Journal Oem.) :
The truth is, the people of Tennessee,
no less than the people of Kentucky,
need a good many first class funerals
among their professional politicians.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-23

better for leaving public life, and so
will the senate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

CITY TREAS EESs 40 l~a~--Ncti-s
- r@reeF -Fe1 raar tAs @1seeSsz-eer ro.4
g L@A tnufeGea LsTes 50
fo- eas nrs=@at = CzEr7-l Sree~ y
gas Cfev - 5ezt-4e srarn SarlH -za -
E@ca-a Stree Su-M llGe - t-4G1s4
49, sas. 191r a g~cEaz-e1s c4 t'r'4--
r-0Fe=seGe eT E-w1Err t2e sane asa esl-
sEr41S z1ev rs -aereaG- 4E1 .9r 81
zssssssE-t % Say tae-EE1T ~ t@ -e
& psv-sgt O. bends. Aas arre1ias@
ac@ -1@ Respective SUNS s1erz1 c
sd levied az trssC each lec a-G r4-ce- ct
lard IA sad district E-st ae E212 21 zen
ez-13 A1-4al psaelAs -
isa o. s1c1 5lsskll-asE1s -aeTa1f a. re-
Ezzla u-pal4. AZ ehe Tass of ,ea pe< cenI
re- 2uuazl- az5a SD tF@- Isf e
ust arEG1T tcEe~ w--1 -ee s'-ElsEl
fusraE-rr-es fss-g ssss e. sace ysag.
Saf1 s1ns began 80 oear Interest "a
zen 12T e October ls- a1@ t@s 1tf1
ins@al.ulent a sad assss-ne1-s and t1e
interest fsr t1e afea Tsar @-4 1e cue
ca me Ls-a cav * 1c-aoe-. 3sS-
Unless pa FHaenE H. E-at@ % a.a.3 Install
ueut - rVlncaI ard @a.8 -1-9Ts % -
are s1aA oscgT1a 1r E11 Saa4
bezr Interest g. the racs Of te2 per fsc-
p@- z1lE-a ult-E E141. 4-l4 = Eos psi ce-
z1rs t@@ s4EAs s14- nave 414 4-a-
s5saa s-f fr. 4ssr.s sa..rT74zers shals aa 81
.Ered a. annual IaN-re1 Ter zee current
yea- aEAlns- escA 5o[ md parcel ~ laid
~ define 1e1s ard SD ~ sGe7esE cat.ac,-
~ as ae1a- taEeN rar4ts scee4Es being
knrE thereof ard q roe r&iE a11 -
tfrTe fxed far tae payment - Cscy 13xes.
shan be collected - s-c1 t41as are co.'s
lecte3. taz -1er With sAe1 s3 a3gs@-
charges or r-aa5gl7s So are aztG1rsEsa< -g
us charged and ct5s4se1-f o. otss-r asaH-
Guens axes anc SASH lts o. ga<ea5 50 De-
Er4uszt saaI ~ sal3 fcr ere amount %
such assessment. with in-srss. ara COSTS,
az ira vfrrs ard n tas manner ard ny .as
Same authority - lands ard los ara sold
GEORGE r. MEACf8A2E.
CIV Treasurer - f1e Et-E af seattle
Dzts ~ 1rzt E-b 5-on So u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

CITY TREASURES NOTICE -%at1ce
is hereby given thai the Essessrnent roll
81 Io-&l Improvement District No. g.
fcr The improvement u Pearl street. n
tre cry g seattle. frc-u Nan S-reef .
Cule1 Street lrdzr fEe Fr1F-s 2ss e
Ordnance %o -@-& providing toC sstt
trrroEsrzeu-4 cT E~z11z tne same ara
constructing si1ewask- t1eTecae ard f1r
an assessment 20 pay tnereEoE ~ me
ueo1e q 'eTaS z2ent eF a1EGs 1as Mere
tcf1ra bee4 Gu.v ceTtlEea &C 1le fer Coz
lec-5u. ara lae resre-t1ss STUBS IaeTe-
tU charged and .sFse1 4s4-.-sz T--A ~
ana rarleI - land n Sad district Is,iss
ta r4f4 30 cen ezu1t annual payments,
9.rh interest Cuon tis wHo.e SUE =
charged ana isvtsd CT sl1-e t-sgz-.-12szts
Es@rtCr - remain G-Ttss-. AZ ire rate ~
ten -sc cant .sRr 21-1-l1. AE1 s2sG lli%f-
e<t Eus r. pad 2114a4s5 t4--afF 80
f@e a~~rzf .-zta f>~seets falling ace .
ear1 year S@1 H-1s <t~a1 - e@4F IN
tresr ce ,le Gt1 eaF @ e'5t -
ara -Hz Ns.r -ss 'rse.g q szss assess
rrrs ara Ire interest - re eI-1 ssaf
81 hecen 1ae ca ne -a-2 asy & o.
1r#sss res=.sat - =a5a &c sass t7s-ali-
r~-at ri rral ara sad -DteTes- On ar
et3ra sa+4 1 Say q t'cia-@s'
sans seaa ae-o1e -eal 49,
s~nl- sts ras1- a-E g act a-
fr re Eame st&a EzF@ become
a85ed 4cz tas s7-s ca ert ssl =
er-e~as -n zrcEsl -sx -r4 tf 1s r
sF~ Har@ f AEl H9- - &
*. and w-a f-e lr-crst cog
aeT 5 t a . $50 @ .
rrHer VS. ls
-- ss.1ss S. are &4stee.ree 20
- -~s rEast -e1 ec s--tat EN- rf&~F le1-
ss-~- taxes aE5 eace scz ~ p2-1e - 80
s- s-uf-r. $50 Ee~t -
-f-e III sa-ea a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

royc zEST-FsTs &C. Ax,-asSs9 -
ssr.s o. ne ely ''-
p-~T-Boases ard cottagss: al 10
fVH 9 Wu r. Harper. Dexter Horton
- saii3izg-
----s sTOPEs and fats Pioneer
e. 60 50 COLLECTION Company, , AscxEsA
siax
80 gEyT-Furnishea; s-room cottage
~, e = ealsdrsn A6dEsss =. Q. E1x -.
roa saLE-REAL ESTATE
saTr-xs os.-Fine corner or Boren
srss.4. near Mad sogl tei4-Fotin A--''-s4 2
49, sriy part casa.
!. - room strictly noaern n0As@'
-. frzzrnsftCz. LOT g4&4-es me ta@ls
100 e. = great bargain
y ssr@p-roorn house. strictly Ifao9eTn.
49,. Sc aav work and cost Ell. "a
.--s.eszss coaaltlsn. lot ex - Slne ave
- tgrr.s. per cent interest
. - - szri-rocn Modern house on k-.sag-
-, ssrarae lleufon niH}. Just south o.
pssisoa street. on very easy terms. :
- ssSsS-rcona strictly modern house:
= - err frspiacss and manteIss 8ot
- sasx terms 3 per cent. interest
!. - zsxen-rcoas strictly modern house
= sxias. between Madison and last
/. :. '~F,-roo-a modern house on car
srss "a s0xtsss q ereat sn4p.
r ssS-ssx room Gotta &c. Win pain; hne
Mun wlgh flowers and frulks eieg&nt
-. suly oae ana a uaH bS91ks from
usssxan az GRADED street.. terms easy
: ,zssainenfs. this - very coy little
gs.-s;ooa ssven-room house on Twenty
sac avenue. On car ltne.
Ts,srse-r5on house, tnree lots set In
Ee,ss au car Inc.
-rsre residence io-s. S9xla9. good view
40 blocks from Madison
e. ~ arre-Flns water front property
sssfh 81 tie city. carriage read 10 land.
~ acre-Gooc land south q the city
- sga snail tracts Of farming land
.rssr cultivation. convenient 20 seattle.
F. N JORDAN
3 ard g Colonial Block.
Carer Second avenue and Coium 0ia-
gog SALE 81 -Nine-roona house on
bsassa bal: fine view; not AID cold
Z sss-s.errer Nlntn and Spring streets.
.sres honses rent for So per month.
1es-s.x-roel house. Nfnth street and
Pns.
Al ~ Ar4sts4F.s NtA 81 fes+H4
ge-Tv8 lots corner East and Division
ErestA
sse-Txo lots corner McClair and Di-
fssan streets.
y sssh for Ter lots on Twenty-thlrd ave-
- sxil feet.
- saeA tor ten lots on Twenty-thlrd
ss-1ornsr lot sixth and Blanchard
Ersss
y cazner lot Twenty -dfth avenue:
ks
sss-casass lot 'axlH feet, Twenty-third
sszas
b alasan Hui addition We have 10 lots
g sasy terms. tale perfect
A. r. NICHOLS & co.
a. Eallsr Block.
"a sALE-S 81. elght-ro0sn modern
ssss. esgasr los. e1xl29. cue block frcm
E7sef car line easy walking distance
IN sesEasss porgi3n Of city.
Efs--Ssw modern house q eight rooms.
1-ss eioeks from Madison street. large
& Ard Soof view.
asss-s.x-room house. vifh ground. s0xfea:
re sls.Ss uor'a or Madison. on
1Sstserta avenue
k@-sx-roeTn house on Seventeenth ave-
- SIKH Il Madison lot siXE2e
Ah-Ioaals eorner r. I23xIea on Eieateenth
rssss. two blocks from Madison street.
49, ecrss. taTee miles south - ter
KS 8 Grant street car lire il acres
ssl2ysisoa h3asa barn. fralf. running
az Ter ID; on good county road ana
se 70 school
So acres q Wei located timber land
atwasr sst. s3xYS4 tn North seattle.
w WEST. . Union b.ock
rsy rent before YOU see as.
e ser sale on tastallFl1euts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
nsaets a savings hank business ex-

Trznsaets a savings hank business ex-
clgsivsly.
Interest allowed Ter anuwn- SIX rer
ce-t on term deposits. yer cent. On or
cfnarF deposits
rsvfsen&s declared las- days q Nay ara
~0ver,5er Leans -Ea8e en- real eS-ats CT
sn0rUvea col2ate-&lF only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19
afE>.ENGER sERAIrr


CITY TREASC RERS NOTICE CRY
q Ss4tz-e- --1>otLce - HEREBY given tnA-
t1e second annual s1sEa .uoeut 6t laezl
lnprov erz2e1t district 10. l&l. Sor TIE n
pToveznerE - Main Street 81 re Ctrr
d Seattle. fr8m q pc.uc So sses Essz =
Eze Ess- slCe % SoGtn TWelfta Stree.
10 connection attn the CsAi1 ssNer,
N14c1 crosses r1e ce1rre l1Ie % Nan
Street az q DoLnE I-9 ---t1a Teeg East q
'ne EasE Ire q South Fourteenth -
lne@- he provisions q ordnance y o.
$.-a- > Rich provides r1r re improve
Ee1s q said street oy constructing 3
pipe sever % proper dimensions along
TIE centre llD@ ~ said Main Street 90
gether vita all necessary opeai Tlgs.
tanks AID catch basins and provi1aHz
fsE the payment therefore ln Install
Elsr1Es AID establishing . 1lZ1 t6r s1C2
payment 81 ina lsvylIZ and collection
q SPECIAL zssessI2ents upon ne properly
benefited b the lggpToE eEz4eat. and pro
Tldl1g for the issuance gr bends a.
authorize ~ an act . ~ legislature
q th@ state = " AsnlnEton, approved
Aarc1 sta lag, and under the proTi-
ssgEs Of ordinance No. 800. approved
Aay sLa. lss4 as amended ~ ordnance
Nc. 54t5. approved J1tE lIth. IsF4. has
been 6lly certified % re for collection,
and -6e respective Suns therein clarE-
81 ard leF1e1 against each parcel E1A
lc- q land. and p4rt thereof. IN sad
district. IN payment q suca instaUuer-
remains unpaid and the same. tuclu1-
Ing tle interest on the whole araounE
charged mast - paid OF or asfore tAs
18th Gay q October 1S51. Unless p4g-
Fneut - made On SUCH irs11iirnEut CT
or before ths 18th dsv % October 1877.
tire same shall become delinquent ard
shall bear interest af the rata If 8 Der
cent per a1Duu, UNI "a 4, ard = nos
paid before said time, a penalty % are
a. Per cent shah he added. and the
sums delinquent shall aa entered Or
The annual AK roli Ter the current year
against each lot and parcel o. land ard
pA-t thereof 50 delinquent. ana wtsn
the interest and penalty shah be coi-
lected as other taxes. together WIN s}ll1
additional charges or penalties IS are
authorized 20 - charged and collected
ca ether delinquent taxes, and each loc
or parcel u Land 50 delinquent shall De
sold for .ne amount q such assessment.
With interest penalty and costs, IN the
manner provided by }aE-
GEORGE Z. EEACFAN.
City Treasurer q enc cry q Seattle
uate o. Ist publication September 1sth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-19

CITY TREASURER NOTICE. CITY
of Ssat1ia. Notice s. hereby given that
the second annual tnsEalfuent - local
Improvement district Nc - f5r the I'M
rr1v erreut Of Jo-eS ssree-. II the cry
% Seattle from Division Street 70
Gould Street. under the provisions q
ordinance No. @sl4 which provides fer
TIRE Improvement C said street BY con
StructinE = sewer along said pardon y
said street. Including al necessary open-
fngs yves. ruanhDleS. TecLlatcrs Hush
Ing tanks. branches ard catch basins,
and providing for the payment there
fer IL lnstaIIuents and establishing
fund for such payment by the Isvylng
and collection 0f special assess u7ents
upon the property benefited BY the IN
provemenf. and providing for Ere tzsu-
snce Of bonds as authorized ~ an act
~ he legislature e the STATE q Wash
fnzfon. arrrov q March eth. iss1 and
under tha provisions q ordinance Nc.
99e4 apvrowe3 Nav Tck fs44 as amend
- b. ordinance No. So approved }flv
Ifh 1sas has been duly certified 10 ma
fer co.lecticu. and the respective suras
therein h8TEe4 and levied against each
parcel Erd lot O. land, and part thereof,
II said district r. payment q such r.
srsTrrert remains unpaid. ard me same
Including the interest or ere hole
amount charged. rs1ust = paid On O. Pc
fore the l5th day OF october. Isss- Uu-
r-er- ar CT before The 18th day 81 Octo-
pr lss-. the sane shan bec1z1e daiin-
osent and shall bear interest q Ese rae
- rAr cent Per an1un. uurl UA3A
ara 4 nos paid before said tine, a pen
alsv - Gve 81 ger cent shall - added
and ire suns ce3slg sent SHALL be enter
"a en- INA annual tax roI for t1a r1T-
r-rr year against each lot aE1 parcel q
lard and part thereof, 50 delinquent
ard wlth The Interest and penalty saal
r.. col .er-e3 IS oceer taxes. together
W7-n eueh additional charges o. penal
rtes as are authorized 20 b csa-Eat a13
collected en- ernev delinquent taxes ard
earn lc- or parcel q lard - cettEq 4ert
shan be sold for gAc amount % sGc1
assessment with interest penalty and
costs. Il the manner provided UE "a ~.
GEORGE ? HEACEAN.
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STEAMER DELTA
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
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wHATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
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