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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
Il GRAND RAPIDS BANoUEE
Noted Cuban Makes the Principal Speech
at a Great Gntherin0

at a Great Gathering.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. 12-The
fifth annual banquet of the Lincoln Club
was held in Sweat's Hotel this evening
and was of more than local interest from
the fact that Gonzalez de Quesada, Charge
d. Affaires of the Cuban Republic at Wash
ington. was present and made one of the
principal addresses. Covers were laid for
1000. The toasts and responses were as
follows:
Lincoln" by CONGRESSMAN Newton NJ.
Curtiss of New York; THE Power That
Directs and Governs Legislation in the
National House of Re presentatives. and
the Evils of Biennial Con ressional Elec-
TORS" by ]. E. Corliss of Detroit. This
was along the line OF his resolution IN the
House to amend the constitution for q
four years Congressional term. 1.-The
American Navy-The Old and New" Con-
gresham George E. Foss of Illinois;
"Cuba, the Gem of the Antilles, Now
Desolated by War" Gonzalez de Quesada,
charge d'affaires of the Cuban republic at
Washington; Cuba Libre," Diaz Alber-
t1ni, secretary of the Cuban republic iega-
ton, Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
BRAUNHARr ND HIS BILL.
van WithdratU the T.oo-and-a-H Half Cent
CiHch.

Httt UUHnTutC We ItcO-UHQ- a. h0J- Cent
CiHch.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Feb. 12.-Sen-
ator Braunhart has become convinced that
his 21I-cent carfare bill is in danger of
meeting the fate of his amendment to the
county government act reducing the num-
Der of clerks in the County Clerk office
In consequence he will to- morrow if the
third reading is taken up su bmit an amend
ment providing that instead OF ~ cents
the fare charged between and A. NJ and
and P. NJ. shall be at the rate of eight for
% cents. His conversion to this more
liberal concession to the street railway
companies OF San Francisco is partly due
to aletter received from Mayor Phelan
There will be judicial invasion of the
Capitol building tomorrow, the object of
which Will be 10 promote legislation for
the relief of the State Supreme Court
There is to be joint session of the Judi
clary com mittees OF both houses TO discuss
all measures pertaining to the highest tri-
bunal OF the State and in order to get the
best information relative to the matter the
following prominent jurists have been
asked to shed the light of their great learn
ing upon the situation: Chief J Justice Will
liam H. Beatty ex-Chief Justices Niles
Searis and A. L. Rhodes. ex-Justices Z.
w. McKinstry and Van r. Paterson and
Judge Robert Y. Hayne. Two of the most
important measures that will receive at
tention are those providing for the contin-
uance of the Supreme Court Commission
and for the establishment of an Appellate
Court, designed 10 be a court of last resort
In certain cases and a sort OF legal buffer
Tor the Supreme Court in others.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
Mtu Valley School Case pt,mt,.ed.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Feb. 12.-District
Attorney E. B. Martinelli to-day caused
the case against N. B. Countryman, ac-
cused by c. E. Cline of Mill Valley with
battery upon his nine-year-old son, to be
dismissed. The case has attracted con-
siderable attention on account of the
prominence of the defendant, who is
mem ber of the Marin County Board of
Education and principal of the Mill Val
ley public school. 1t is claimed that the
charges were brought by Cline because of
trouble that occurred between him and
Countryman during the recent election.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
L1SCoLN,s BIH1HDAYIN GOTHAM
Prominent Republicans attend Bau-
Quet at the HOTEL Waldorf


NEW YORK, N. Y, Feb. 12.-Lincoln's s
birthday was celebrated by the Republi-
can Club at the Hotel Waldorf this even.
ing.
1t was the eleventh year that the club has
so honored the memory of the marty red
President. Dinner was served in the ball
room, which was decorated with flags and
flowers. There were about 400 people
seated.
Some of those present were Ex- Governor
Levi P. Morton, Mayor Strong, Supreme
Court Justice Pardon c. Williams, Cor
nelius n. Bliss, William Brookheld,
Colonel S. V. r. Cruger, General c. II. T.
Coils, E. A. McAlpin, General Anson G.
McCook, District Attorney William l.. Oh
colt and Eli Root.
President Merriam of the club presided.
He introduced the chief speaker of the
evening, President Melancthon Woo!lsey
Striker of Hamilton College, who spoke
at length.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
Fatal SLIDE OF a Mes.eno.r

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Feb. 12-Just as
the Senate adjourned this afternoon,
George Burgers. Senate messenger to the
printing office, in attempting to slide
down the banister in the south wing of
the capitol, fell to the tiled floor below
and was seriously injured. Senator Ped
ler, who is a physician. expressed the
opinion that Burgers skull was fractured,
and that he may not recover. The bow is
15 years old and lives IN this city.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
Mr,. Murray Sues for Dtrore..

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Feb. 12.-Divorce
proceedings were filed in the Superior
Court of Marin County to-day by Lewella
B. Moore Murray against Archibald B.
Murray Jr. The couple have been married
two years, but have never lived together,
and the ground of divorce is failure to
provide.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
GoLDENDALE,s BOZ BANDITS.
Hold Up and Rob Old Soldier and
PeasionsF.

PeasionsF.
GOLDENDALE, WASH, Feb. II. -
Deputy Sheriff William c. Burgen went
out yesterday to No. 6 to arrest four un-
known boys, whose names have not been
learned. They are charged with being
highwaymen. 1t appears that Tuesday
afternoon four boys, ranging between the
ages of II and 16 met c. III. Wedgewood,
an aged man and soldier and pensioner
The place of meeting was upon the high
way. The would be bad men drew a gun
and ordered the old man to put his hands
up, which he did. While he was obeying
the command the lads rifed the old SOL
dier's pockets and carried away all of his
possessions, which was the sum of 81 so.
The general supposition is they thought
they would catch the veteran in possession
of lately drawn pension.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
Mil YaLLen LnndsIide.

MILL VALLEY, CAL, Feb. 12-Another
and larger landslide has occurred Just
below Millwood station, on the Mill Valley
branch of the North Pacific Coast Railroad.
The side of huge hill has caved in and
the rock and debris fallen upon the county
road. Men and teams are removing The
obstruction to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13
IN ASSEMBLY AND SENATE.
Favorable Report Made on The Prize
Et0ht Bill

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Feb. 12.-An un-
favorable report was made to the AS
sembly this morning on Assembly bill
1lOl, giving boards of health power to
abaie nuisances in cities and intended to
abolish the West Oakland marsh NUS
ance.
Dennery's prize-fight bill was favorably
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-13

already passed the Assembly, and the
Governor, 1t is said, stands ready to sign
the bill
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26


-8tet befpro6en ptro
aeoenpdrtia in 8ubapeit cine affaire,
bic bas 9eri6pinbsn Der @banionnets
teniGneerin CLARA 2drbinois aus Stitz
ti6 betrifft. 9as MGbden mar por
mebreren Woden in einem borti9en
9uriete engagirt, ipGter nabm lie Elm
Gnaaaement mad 8utareit an uno
periieb bic ungariIde Sauptituot. Bis
her feblt bon ibr iebe Spur. Wlaoez
moiIeGe 2arbinois 1T, ipie erpG9nt. in
2iitti9 81 Suuie, no aud tbre Gltern
pobnen. 9lls bic 2sbteren innerbdlb
mebrerer 8o6en feline Nudridt BON
ibrer So9ter erbielten, iteltin iie gtats
forI6ungsn an, bic itbod tein pOiitipss
01eiultat ergabsn. Die 8ubupeiter Be
borben, an bic bic beIoreten Gltsrn iih
auerit penoeten, fonnten teine Nus
funft qeben, es ipurOs nur erbobsn, bab
bas WlGb6en 8uoapsit Dor mebreren
@pdlen perluhen bate, unb 5tpur in
gealeitung zines junsenRumGnen. nit
benz iie pGbrenb ibres 8uoapeIterIufz
ent6alts Dfters seieben puroe. Die
8ubapeIter Ysborbe Iebte iia nun nit
ben 9lemtern in 8utareit in 8erbins
buna. Oas Grsebnib Der eingeleiteten
Grbebungen Itellte fef, baB bic Sdn'
eerin tbatiG9li9 in8utareIt mar. Dort
Serliert Iidb iebe Spur. Man bsfiir6s
tet, bab CLARA aarbinois oas S9idz
ial Der ermprbeten glnna Simon erlit=
ten babe.
Sds f9ner gefrGnfte
Ssr5 elmer Gbefrau madt ii9 i'm Bib.
Stubtbl." burd folgenbe Worte 2uft:
limb mare idl Der Serrsott, 10 lieBe
i6 auf @rben Su Oornen unb 9iiteln
bic SeB= unb Saufbriiber peroen.
Su beraebrte iie Der @iel unb's bate
feline ROtb uno's ipsints ii9 WdH9er
bic Qu9en niht roth. = Sd ertIGre
hermit meinen Mdnn als einen err
bdrmliden Rdbauma9er, 8eri9ipenz
Der. @raliigner, SpDtter, GbrabI6neiz
Der unb Gr5truntsnboIb; bcm muB Gu.
cifer fGrlmtlidbe Icten I6on an Der
Wiese aefunsen baben, Ionit ipGrs er
nt6t in 9tnes 10 eingeipsibt. 0odl
mas betriibit bu bid, arme Seele, boffe
auf bds SSenIeits, benn infer Serrgott
bat in ieinem Sbiersarten perI6iebene
siftige Wiirmer 'rumlaufeu, BON benen
Mun6er nod feline buntIs9lbnung bat.
SolIte SSemunb ettpas einSuipsnben bas
ben, Der melbe ii6 gu reater Ssit uno
an refter Gis0e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26

Starrtranmpfes geitorben. = Srobe
8eftiirsung entitanb unter ben i'm
Mitsrpapillpn anipsisnben 9Giten, als
Der bort peilsnbe Maior 8uropsti
aus Berlin pl0bli9 tobt gu 8pben
ftiir5te. Gin S9lasanfau mar bic
SobesurIa6e. = 8ei einsm 3uiam=
msnftob bes 0ampfers nGbsnbrotb"
nit elmer 8ortafie tsnterte lebtere uno
es ertranfen: Oreber S9rdnt (unperz
beiratbeD, S9mieb 3embede (unpers
beiratbeD, Me9anifer @iintber (pers
beirubeD unb Muiainiit garien (perz
beiratbe).
Gdwti;.
gafeI. SIM babiIden 8abnbofe
babier Itdrb plDBli9 an einem Sdlagz
aufaa Der betunnte Motprpasenfabris
tant @b. 8urfbaret.
8ern. Die Glteite 8iirserin Der
8unbesItabt, Srau b. Si9arner, ,@itt>
ipe bes 9ilbbauers b. Sf9arner, be-
ging ibren bunoertiten 9eburtsta9.
8idpDl. Bel sinem @efpitter 1T
anii6en 9i9nDl unb Slalpbl sine
S9eune Suiammenseitiir5t, in tpel3er
Elm nit sipsi pfsrben beipanntss Miils
lerfubrpert bon Der Saslenmiible in
9oitau S9ub iudte. Der Subrmann,
Elm aus bem Canton 2uSern itammenz
Der @ilb. 9lansmann uno bic beioen
pferbe iinb tobt.
Sir3eI. Sier perungliidte Der 30s
iGbriee Soft 8ranbenberg bon 3ug.
lin nG9tli9e HubeitDrer SurSronung
gu ipeiIen, beitieg er cine Mauer, bon
Der er infolgs zines Sebltrittes berunz
terItiirste. Gr erlitt babel einenS9Gs
belbru9, an behen Solgen er itarb.
OeitcrrcidJ.lingart
gBien. Ser ebemuligs Oirsttor Der
faiferli9en 9emGlbegallerie, Sofratb
gngertb, lit, 80 Sabre aft, seitorben.
+ Der prGiibent Oes Diener 2enns
bsrbanbes fir Raofabreriport Paul
Reinbdrbt purbe pegen unteri6laz
sung BON 600 @ulben psrbaftet.-9ie
@srtGufsrin Marie 3eu9Iins bat elm
iunges, drmes MGb9en, bic Stpanaigz
iGbrigs Sabritarbeiterin Sofie @map>
er, nit pel1er ibr Spbn cine 8efannts
i6aft angstniipft bate. aus aerger
iiber bieIes 8erbdltnib aus bem Sem
iter bes atpeiten Stodpertes einesSauz
ies in ben Spfraum binab9eI9leubert.
-Oie pripatiersgattin Caroline &Dls
Ter. Sc Sabre alt, beging SelbItmpro,
inbem Iie Ii9 aus benz Stpeiten Stod
ibres Sauies, aleine S4iffgaife Ro, 4,
itiir5te.
glgram. Der 8dntbedmte @mil
9adner alias Margeii9 lit na4 linz
tsri9lagung bon 5000 8uloen flii9tig
geiporben.
8ubapeft. Die 8ipliniitin Sus
lie psrlrotb aus 8ien bat bier Selbits
mprb begunsen.
8eIben. Or. poriier aus &os
preinteinib 1T beim 8aben i'm bieiigen
See ertrunten.
Cars. Ser 26idbrise Soritabz
iunct 2ubtpig &eisner 1T i'm 8albe
ermorbet sefunOen; bic Sbdter iinb
unbetannt.
yrrcnlbnrg.
2uremburg. gu ipdter Ra4ts
itunbe brad in einem 9ebGube Der
8abnbpfs 9lpenue, bds bem @ei3dfts>
glqenten S9oltes gebDrt unb in pels
diem StalIungen unb WertitGtten unz
tergebrabt iinb, Seuer aus. Dem
&aufmann 9epb rerbrdnnte Elm Sbeil
feines bort unterasbra9ten Sutterpors
ratbs, bem S9reiner Mattbias Ders
tbsIen aus GlduIen iGmmtlicbes 9lrs
beitsseue, bessleiden bem &iifer Bed.
peldc beibe in bem @sbGube ibre
Dertitdtten batten. Dertbeien erleis
bet einen S6aben BON ca. 1900, Bed
einen iplden BON 700 Bis 800 Srdnes.
Das @ebdube ipurbe gum 8struee bon
5000 Srdncs bei9dbist.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
Superior Court of The State Of Washing
ton, for the County OF king. JACOB
F'urth as assignee in insolvency or the
Guarantee Loan ana Trust Company,
plaintiff, vs. Charles r. Anderson and
Amanda G.. j. Anderson. his wife; Erick
Anderson sometimes known and desig-
mated as Erik Anderson, and sometimes
known as Eric Anderson. August Anuer-
son, Charles Witzler (sometimes known
and designated as Charles Urtzlerl. John
II. Holland and Isabella Holland tsome.
times known and designated as Isabel
Holandl his wife; A. G. Anderson,
Charles Mcdonald and Eben ). Osborne,
az executors and trustees under the last
will and testament of James Osborne, de-
ceased: Peter Hillen and Paul Nj. Elsas-
ser. defendants. No. 1850.
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale
and special execution, issued ont OF the
above named court, in the above entitled
action. and TO me directed and delivered,
/ have duly levied upon the following real
property, situated In King County, Wash
ington, to-wit:
Lot six 90 In block two 90 in Hinckley's
10 the City of Seattle. w. T., together with
all and singular the tenements, heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertaining.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday, the I'd day or october. 1877 at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at
the front door of the court house. in the
City of Seattle, in said King County, | will
sell the above described property "a public
for cash.
Dated this 1st day OF September. 1897.
VIM. H. MOVER. Sheriff.
Preston. Carr a. Gilman, Attorneys.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. CITY
OF Seatsie.-~Nofice IS hereby given that
the second annual installmeut Of local
Improvement district No l0Z for the inn
provement Of Jones street. In the CIV
Of Seattle. from Division Street 10
Go4!a street, under the provisions OF
ordnance No. 2sIf which provides for
the Improvement OF said street b. con-
Strucune a sewer along said portion OF
said street, including ali necessary OPEN
ings. YVES. manhoiss, ventilatnrs. fush-
ing tanks. branches and catch basins
ana providing for the pa ymenf there
Tor ia inEtailments and egfabIfshgno,
fund for such payment by the IevVlne
and collection OF special asses zr1er,+s
upon the property benefited bv the fr1
pF0Eenent. and providing for the fzst.
ance OF bonds as authorized by an acf
of the legislature OF the State a. WASH
inSton, approx d March 9Th. 1859 ard
under the provisions OF ordinance NJ
1913 approved May I'm. 1924. as amend.
cd b. ordinance No. $50. approved Jtily
lith 1874. has been duly certffed 10 ma
Tor collection, and the respective sums
therein charged and levied against eans,
parcel Ind lot q land aud part thereof
" sato d}@tfiCt, IN payment d sufh in
i@llnneht remains unpaid. and fho IA mo
Including tne interest on the wghof.
an1sA1t charged. must be paid on or be-
Tore the lata day 81 October 1877 r.
less payment ne made OF sllcn irefsif-
n@nt OF Sr before the 18th day ~ Oct
Der lssl. the same shall become defin.
queoi ard shall bear interest at the h., :
- z peg cent per a1mum. until raid
ard IL not paid before said tlme. a pa-r1-
ATTY 81 i've % Per cent shall be added
ard the sums delinquent shall De enter
ed on the annual tax roll for the ,egtr
rent year against each lot and rsreei 81
iAho' and part thereof, 50 delinquent.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The public is hereby warned not 70 pay
any money 20 parties res3ressuting 70 oe
agents Of the e.atfle Past-In telltgsncss,
except the following. wA9 are the outS
authorized travelling agents q the Fos.-
IntelIfseneer viz. j. A Mcclellan, q
Roderlek Sprague. ]. !. HaNiey sho
q Free burger This sses not apply 10
resident agents OF this paper VINO are 10
Gated IN various cities and towns N the
Northwest. nor 70 possTnastefs, VINO are
In ali eases authorized 10 take sub4eTi p
lions for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
Post-TntesIigeneer. City collectors: j. a
Cathczrt r. T. Eawtey, W. H. Hanna,
C. Y White aud william II. Beatty.
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sTEA MEHs.
p.c1rIc coAsT STEAMSHIP J, J

PACIFIC COAST sIEh
The company's elegant s,e a.ils y
tiIia. Cits OF Puebin ara ~, s.Isco
!, 49, seattle for san = rl.
port townsend and victoria isna.
M sent 8. II. IS. q, e. oei; ; f,as Il ?
2e ri Nov. s. 10. u. y. - aam
Trancssro' a. m. Sept: Q -
I a r. "a p. Nov. 3. Ia - ~ S.
Dec 2 Leave san franes,stpoor Igsy
tie. via Victoria, b. e. arg Ia a.
end AZ 3 a. m. Sept. =.
Oct Q. s. 10. Is. %. y, Noy snN-
n. Due Al S attic, z: M 2.pxs Nav.
&c. Oct. /. 6. II. l6, q, y. o.
%: rE ~ 6 ~ steamers aa.es.,, ri q
e,,e az, Of Topeka. u 0s. y
roma leave seattle for 1rt. iEs
m. SEPT. /. 6. II. II. 2; =. ID Due bas =
- D. y Nov / s. II, 1s- 2. dc.' 4 4
scattis Sept. Is. IS. y. Dc
r. AK viii not stop 9, w. rssFsds
- soF-h bgnnd. The eo'n..ss.so.,s 90
yigbt 10 change. without p' sss,rs 81 ~
ing. <,,~,prr,cg p. > 80.
J. r nv Dean p 49, So;
.r,cue, Agent e1s First ssi'Al r:s, ) y
Go.sdsn. Perkins & Co. o--- -,
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City Treasurer Of the City Of SAB
Date of first publication, Sept u W

CITY TREASURER'S NoflcE-sass
is hereby given that the assesslusS =
OF Local Improvement District I'D
for the Improvement of Carroll sfet
the CITY of Seattle from NORM lh
choate Street 10 South line Of hl9aa
Addition, under the provisions q ~
nance No. 225i, providing Tor ~ =
provenent by grading the same ~ y
sfricting sidewalks thereon. ans ~
Assessment TO pay therefor ~ us r.
of "payment by bonds" has heIses.
been duly certified 10 me for .coilsr.-
and the respecsive sums therein caas
and levied against each lot ana pale1.
land in said district must De paa 80
equal annual payments, WIZ ~ !.
upou the whole sum 70 chaTyso sna
led or such insta1lmenis iiereo. p. -
main unpaid, at the rate OF yen ~ 80 - :
per annum, and said ih.sLrs, sa a.,sg
paid annually together WIFE ~ ~. -.
installmcnts falling que ~ - !. 4,
Said sums began 70 bear infsfes y. '" u i
Ism dav Of October, 1852. and lns =
installnent OF said assessfnen's saa i Is
Interest for the fifth year VIII p.saHh :
an the I5.h day Of October, is1s, -.
Unless pavment be made OF sAla '.s@ :
mont ~ PRINCIPAL and said lnierfM.. y. = I.
before said 18th day OF octoDe'. ssas
same snail become deliquent. aaa - ~
hear interest at the rate Of Ten ~ ss.s :
nor annum until paid. and II noe - ~.
fore the same shall have become - :
g aorq 'pe penalty Of I'VE per cent n. \ ],
added and the sums delinquent sna. . !,
tered on annual tax-roll for l lns Y "A
wear against each lot ana Passs. rofss..
so delinquent and with the it.a ssanas VI:
"a as other taxes, separate aseo ss',ss - )
kept thereof, and L not pa y c r,pu sss
time fixed for the payment , :, "a an 3.
I lected. together with such .,s sssss1s
charges or penalties as are an ,,bsr az
be Charged and collected 20 o. On o assi . !
auent taxes, and eacn i o. ., TX ,arnogH !
at seo he line and in Re an9I o Sd !, j
for City taxes. urArHtN
CITY Treasurer Of The c ~. = II
nate Of first publication So. -.
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MESSENGER SERVICE

RING THE %. X" FOX for messenger.
Western Unieu an1 Great Northern f@la-
grams. hacks, g0rGeyz and exnrsss
wagons. quick service Teiwphrre NJ,
10 sl4 Second Branch Paciac Lam
ery.
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RENARD-

reward OF so will be paid for fnfor-
nation leading 10 the arrest ana conVlc-
ton OF any one stealing copies OF the POST
Intelligence delivered TO subscribers
thronfhnnt the city.
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BIRTHS.


fsgr "a zsr. ana ARA George l. LYncn.
A daughter.
-S@userpbsr r. Iss7 AZ f4
Fo.rth sveSue. TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. "
Raruez q 4CE.
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ROBINSON AT Providence hospital
Sor 81 peraiysiS aged s. years Re
mans at Penney & Stewards
CALI.AHAS-Ths funeral OF James ID
Callahan viii take pssos today a
O'Clock from the chapel Of Bonney *
stewart Intsrmenr a. Calvary cemetery
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In ORDER 20 secure correct fr<eftson ..
notice. rrHer these heading. the saMe
sEossld ts4 ies. a. the business Office OF US
rarer @s cfsa-re IL made for sEic1 notice
reae-aI notices resolutions or ofaef 50
efsI announcements VIII y c1arzrd = W.
rats ~ "a re~ss r.s~ TIRE ~acn sCser,tcr-
ST-fNTELLIGEsCEH CO.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. CITY
OF Seattie.-Notice Is hereby given that
the second annual installment OF local
Improvement district No. 1893 fer the inn
provement of Main Street, in the City
of Seattle, from a point 200 feet East OF
the East line of South Twelfth Street
to connection with the main sewer,
which crosses the centre line OF Main
Street, at a point 120 72-1Oo feet East OF
the East line of South Fourteenth St,
under the provisions OF ordinance No.
3Sl5. which provides for the improve
ment of said street by constructing a
pipe sewer of proper dimensions along
the centre line of said Main Street, to-
gether with all necessary openings.
wyes. manholes, vent!lators, flushing
tanks and catch basins, and providing
for the payment therefore I'm Install
ments and establishing fund for such
payment by the leYying and collection
OF special assessments upon the property
benefited by the Improvement, and pro-
viding for the issuance of bonds a.
authorized by an act Of the legislature
of the State of Washington, approved
March 9th. 1888. and under the provi-
sions Of ordinance No 334g approved
May eth, 1894. az amended by ordinance
No. $40. approved July lith 1884, has
been duly certified TO me for collection.
and the respective sums therein charg-
ed and levied against each parcel and
lot OF land, and part thereof in said
district, In payment of such natallment
remains unpaid, and the same includ-
ing the interest on the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before the
18th day of October, 1897. Unless paw
ment be made on such instalinent on
or before the 18th day Of October. 1897
the same shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest al the rate OF per
cent. per aunum. until paid, and fl not
paid before said time, a penalty OF five
90 per cent shall be 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 interest and penalty shall be col
lectcd az other taxes, together with such
additional charges or penalties as are
authorized 10 be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes, and each lot
or parcel of land 50 delinquent shall be
sold for the amount OF such assessment
With interest, penalty and costs, in the
manner provided by law
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
Date OF LIST publication September 18th,