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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-05
CRY NOTICES.
THE CITY or sEATrLE-Ci,y Treasur

THE CITf OF SEATTLE-City Treasur.
Notice is hereby given that the second
annual lnssailmsnt ef local Improvement
district No. l0a. for the improvement OF
SsTsStn sonnecting portions az Lencra.
Fifth and Virginia streets. IN the city Of
Seattle. between Fourth and Seventh
streets. under the provisions of ordinances
Ne. s'Su. wsfcn provides for the improve
snent OF said street by constructing a sew
err through said portions OF said streets.
together with all necessary branches con-
flushing tanks and catch basins. and hy
connecting the same with the main inter-
eepsing sewer now existing at the inter-
section 81 Virginia and Seventh streets.
and providing for the payment therefor in
fnstaliments and establishing fund for
such payment by the iesying and ctllexs-
ton OF special assessments upon the prop
erty benefited by the improvement, and
providing for the issuance Of bonds as au-
thorixed by an act OF the legislature of the
state OF Washington. approved March sth.
lSsS and under the provisions Of ordinance
NO. S.Sis. approved May Tfh. 1894. as amend
ed by ordinance No. $40. approved July
nth. lsSi has been duly certified 10 me for
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot OF land. and part thereof IN said
oistticf. 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. lNS- Unless payment be made on
sQch insfallmenl On or before the End day
OF January. iNsS. the same shall become de-
Hnoasnt. and shall bear interest at the
rate or Per cent. per annum until paid
aud II not paid before said time a penalty
OF five 10 per cent. shall be added and the
sums delinquent shall he entered on the
annual tax roll for the current year against
each lot and parcel Of Land and part there
OF SO delinquent, and with the interest and
penalty shall be collected as other
taxes. together with such additional
be charged and collected on other ieiin-
quent iaNes. and each lot or parcel OF
land so delinquent shall he sold for the
amount or such assessment, with interest,
penalty and costs. III the manner pvoyidei
by law.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle
Date OF first publication. December md.
1887.
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A. Z. NICHOLS 4 CO.

% a. 81 Halter Block.
&ss-u room house. lot l20xi20 feet: s
Iiocks from postoffice. tins view.
GNW-ls-room house OH graded street, close
. tne postonice. on easy payments.
fsV-e-s1om cottage on car line.
~ --t-fenm cottage on car line.
sstV-e-rDom cottage on car line.
Ssv-t-ro0nl cottage OH leased ground:
.sase runs two years from next May; also
isceiy furnished. all for $3.50. This lis
: sap. party going To klondike the first
81 January.
AENfuN HILL. ADD.
m RENTON HILL. ADD.
~. We have 10 lots.
~ .ae Madison street ear line: fine view
y ,ae mountains and lake; on easy terms
lot. "i'i' eaNis
~, Me can sell you lots, 60xla0 feet. from
ersy :" saw" TINS f''f
sl -, ofaer blanchard and Sixth street,
.sxiA, fine view
= ~as IN brooklyn for sale on easy terms.
- = soa want home come and see US and
~ WIZ hs,p you build. Now is the tinle
puy before the rush.
A. F. NICHOLS & co.
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ron sALE-nEAL ESTATE.
--~-~-----rsr-N ISRn1N -----
70. 1 nsbSs col 1NH iEi Blk
BARGAINS IN
aas-A 10, s0xfz feet. with two large
~na6en buildings next 10 the city hall;
III q great bargain.
n about a mile from business center.
~ blocks from Pike street.
MORTGAGE
I = A. lIne eight-room house and lot. l5,x
81 fest; on the corner; an elegant view;
es& go good x,ssd seven-room house. strictly
~ni1ern. sewer connection. lot q corner
/. he best part OF Queen Anne: streets
3 - "a fine home q seven rooms in
6,,een Anne: LOT 5ox10.
a-x good two-story house and lot. 5ox
n On seventeenth avenue and In the
ii N0-A fine six-roorn house on car line
sad Graded street, two open fire places
"a 6ne manseis; only eizhs minutes
neat little cottage Of six rooms
Is twentieth avenue. between Yesier
ny and James street.
yAsAs rV oHsE-ouARTEa
nno-One Of the finest dairy farms in the
. sfsfa. only twelve miles from this city.
& tie bottom; 50 acres; all improved:
fseu two-story house. two large barns.
head Of fine stock and all necessary
farming utensils; cali and investigate.
aat-Ffne wafer front farm OF lag acres:
acres under high rate Of cultivation.
70 bearing fruit trees; boat landing on
oacs, good buildings
4Ne-Eine fruit farm OF f60 acres: 10
scres cleared, with buildings: 100 bearing
fr1ft trees: near Seattle.
nHo-O-acre farm; IL acres under high
s,afs Of cultivation. good 1-room house
and oufbuildings: horses. harness. farm
ing impiems nta, etc.
VACANT LOTS
GREAT
BARGAiN pn,r,,s
nM-D lots. 5ox1co and 4Oxl0a, overlooking
Lake Washington: on car line; street
GRADED. fine location.
MTo-D lots right in the town OF Brooklyn.
eaoge 70 car lines. together with . 66xS0
loot lot Ia corner Just across the street
from the county court house..
nae-,A corner locke, feet, on Yesie- way,
overlooking the lake.
m9-Eegant building lots commanding
Ane view: good netghborhood.
~ Fine building lots. ioxl0S. near Madi-
m: fine view.
ron RESULTS
PROPERTY
WITH Me.
r. M. JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
and Colonial Block.
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STEAMERS.
SAN JUAN ISLAEDg.

SAN JUAN ISLAADS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
deck foot % Main street. sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at u o'clock mid
night for Port Townsend Gan Juan ixiands
ard New Whatcam. Returning. leaves
New wha.rous Tuesday. ThurAday ard
Saturday. az a. M. j. IL. Thompson man
sgeT-owgsr. lAlly bogardus & CO.. agents.
City dock. Telephone. Main s7.
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Transacts savings bank business ex-
ciusfvely.
Deposits received from 81 TO SO oco
Interest allowed per annum: SIX per
cent. on term deposits: Der cent. on or
binary deposits,
Dividends declared last days Of May ana
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only.
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hns i.,s.,t heap, Leo acres OF Isne timber
esnc.. Aalrsas y D.. care Posi-Iatelli-
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in 80 AlLLkR csn show the beet buys
I'm zoe ncsiy On Queen Anne hill RentNn
fra, sSseScen l3sA: c,cse IN: in houses
m 49," 10 Stsa. IL lotS al parts OF
ss' raucN property l}s. best in King
srlx Some me buys IN acreage prop
w.,s. we iiandFei ava SiNty-esght acres
twcsr .sent, only S. per acre, 80 acres. be
acre, ~ Stsd7 ara Tacoma. only 81 per
Tss, - bearing ffult trees; Big huv.
vssl AsF'RE prOpery fer sale wtu do
snr ), tsst s1u1s WIKI nle. These wish
on ~ Buy WILL make money hy calling
0sscs ss. Nli.vr as New York block
...sce open Al. Gav
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COON BROS. go Pike.

COON BROS. go Pike.
Two stores full OF toys.
Early buyers get the pick
Great supply OF Dolls.
TRIcYCLES.
lS-incn rear wnsels. xS-a.
3s-tues rear wheels 81 3.
Finch rear wheels. -
DOLL. CARRIAGES
l+inch body. s-inch wood wheels. sc.
ls-ineh body, e-inch iron wheels. &c.
eb-inch body. s-inch iron wheels. sc.
and folding parasoi, 81.
Same, with rigid parasol, Sc
Zs-incn body. I9xiz-sncn iron wheels steel
axles. springs. folding parasois, N.so.
Better oass. Up TO $iS-
BIG STOCK. LITTLE PRICES.
Tree ornaments and candies.
Picture books and letter blocks
Tool Chests. Toy Saws
Iron Toys. Wood Toys. Tin Toys
Pretty and Cheap Vases.
In fact. one or the largest stocks 70 Sc
down town stores ask. X will pay you 10
Visit Pike street.
,-o- COON BROS.
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ing seattle Wn. Nov g. Issg, Sealed
prorcsass for furnishing s0oisa tons OF
stora and other materials for consgruc-
ton OF ietty az 6rays Harbor, 8asn-.
NIL Re received here until : q. m, De-
cernsser ~ 1897. and then publicly opened.
Information furnished On application.
ILL., TaTInr. Can't. F.rkrg-
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Capital $500: ....... 800. o6o
-OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth s-........- ............ President
Arthur A. Denny ............Nice President
Jonn Leary ......... Second Vice President
James X. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r Sec.v
Frank /. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
f. c. Neufelder. ]. T. Greenleaf
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GOOD REVENUE INVESTMENT.

rnuop REVENUE INVESTMENT.
rs, us ,og cahin property on the corner OF
ss,tt.ucan and Queen Anne avenue TWO
ess ss aa 1918 tllNxi20, streets graded; two
4 s,s mass, sewerage. water: gas. etc. There
s = w s.Tlctiy modern houses on this prop
s.S" aica eest To build over s.. 600: rental
rssa 80 80 Per month. price. A.5lsl~ s.. 500
lrIsss.s.- V" TO run "a years AZ per cent.
:. tas owner Ga NONRESIDENT instruc:s us
~ l. Si THIS property. whica is. IN cur opln-
la IN, sne ca TIE best Investments IN Seattle
~ assthe ~ operty
ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND.
csshIe 'f * ~ Va acres Of good oo:som land; ac-
s''ameia Price. sloe Per acre.
la v.-..A FINE CORNER LOT
hass V ! seattle. en- TIE cable road. We
snah N corner lot.
SEATTLE LAND co. GNC. 1851
liz COLUMBIA ST.
IN sALE-Two lots. ,.oxiae eaca. with
aYsisas notse, chicken house. fruit
re,ssa Queen Anne hin.
~. sets, @xie0. near Madison street and
pewcfhoese. '''''' S'''''' ''''
o y, corner lot. 5ox,oa: Second Motor adj
ss,S Pan. Wi,h cottage four rooms aud fruit
s ,ot sexleo. l'.-s,ory house Ave rooms.
AZ ssef, Moodshed. chicken house. Wood
r sssa .aadltiol. hickman sup.
On , setss siAIo9, Denny a Hoyt's addition.
css,so,t 3aeea Anne Second addition.
nsasss 0. I'VE rooms. city water -. T.
Aass. ihiFd sddit!oUfso North Seattle.
ana S oi seven rooms, hot and cold water
ssS,, o.ath; -. +. nCEnys North Seattle
MAYER REALTY CO..
IS. 81. IS Union block.
10 SSHLs.-S@. 60 Ieu-room house, fine
n ~. - rsisSiew avenue.
EM-Es'..seofa hcasS. Two ioss.
lots. 'o"in GoAiSc. four and haH
lake. NV'' mouse, TWO lois: Green
GaaSS io's Madron2 park, near car.
NaA ~rSe-aSfe tract. Green Lake
.pfoved. ''"'' w. aai IN
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Two stores full OF toys.
Early hsIyerr get TIRE nick.
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Spr,-fAI, SALE GA rose bushes FOR ten
- I've ali heading varieties. Maiuao Seed
sore second avenue. near Madison.
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Nois sALks-so acres rich soil: 20 acres
cultivated; bearing orchard. room
a rouse barn; lots OF small fruit. $40 per
- acIss-Ihe best water front on Port Or
chard: IL acres cleared. creek. orcha I'd.
20 per acre.
WILLIAM Bremen,
soi Bailey hn!iding
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rrrsr1 ----e---------
80 bALE-S00o. Second street lot.
- No.o@. Soon. 80 90. MA E.x.,
IL houses. corner. 110xI0. payirg IL
cent net 1.N1. houses, corner LOT.
SIX modern houses on Renfen snd os.s :,
An ..e nal x1.o00 20 =, s0e Five eIegant
s Sosta9es: Eco TO 1900 Fine building
49, J e ~ nfst hill and Renton hill. sbxl1,
q, ssy -. Q.ta. 5000, Ss.59G Farms
49, All prices sell the best properly n,
ne ci.y ~ the lowest prices. George
wi ea, lib Columbia street, Halter blOcx.
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ALASKA kLOND|KE
WANTS.
ALoNDIkE-IxFoRMATIoy.


ANDERSoN'S NEW MAP OF Alaska ard
northwest Territory; --latest. best and
ross complete issued. finely litho-
also large seale d sa ea of ne sn ssNs
routes. via both Dyea and Skaguay. and
ssanlaTgsd drawings OF kiondike region,
i as Prs creek: Birch creek and Cook in
r Anderson Map and Blue Print Co.
INC. Engineers and Dranghtsmen, occi-
STOP. THINK AND CoNsIDER-Do You
aoW god when you see itg Are YOU
o. rock found in Alaska and Cascades.
lou can obtain that knowledge by TAX
ing thorough and practical course in
assasIns, chemical analysis and min
eraiogy- Day and evening classes Sc
SssIe Senooi of Mines. rooms sl4-sl5 occi-
hLoNDIKE INTERNATIONAL lust
i,stufAed from klondike. can furnish re-
xaois data or mines trail and Quitting
eoI 81 taH upon or address Frank T..
SINS, ATTORNEY at Law. go Seattle Ma
uonai sank building. Seattle. Wash.
ALONDIkE FREIGHT-Contraefs enter
ed into for transportation of merchandise
rom skaguay or Dyea 10 The interior at
Sest rates. Address Packing, Guide and
INFORMATION -a-ormanon Co, skaguay. Alaska.
kLoNDIKE GRuBsrAKEs-The new
magazine. Contains just the informa-
LIN you need Six months trial trip.
.oc. Grnossakes Publishing Co, 1870 Bos-
.on block. Seattle, Wash.
LIE kLONDIKE IMMIGRATION AND
Mining Company will surely send men 10
me hlondike for 81. For full information
caiI or address 81 and 50 Hinekley block.
K.LONDIKE-CHANCE
FOX SAI4E-Two first-ciass mining claims
On peadWood creek. Birch Creek mining
district, Yukon. Alaska: these claims are
near discovery. Fred z. Sander, Conn
mercial and YesIer way
WANTED-Ten men who have about $1,000
eacn, 10 engage In steamboat prospect
ing or freghting and passenger traffic
on the Yukon. Address p. T.. care POST
Intelligencer.
BONANZA AND EI.DORADO or other
Aiasha claims can easily be sold in New
aork by your addressing p. q. Box $50,
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r. il. JORDAN,
nxAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
AND 8 COLONIAL BLK

go 10; s0xf2c feet. with two large
.noden buildings, next 10 the city hall;
~ a \ great bargain.
Il Ne-Two story lodging house ana Iof ok
r. about a mile from business center:
As blocks from Pike street.
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DEXTER HORTON & co. BANKERS
Incorporated ISL

Capital stock paid in ......... .S52s no
SURPLUS ..... .......s ESQ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-23
MONEY PLENTY IN LONDON,
IF AMERICA WANTS GOLD, THE
CONTINENT CAN SUPPLY 1T.
Silver Fairly Steady at 24d Per
Ounce, Chiefly Owing to the In
dian Demand-All Stocks Affected
By the Fall In Silver.

London, Aug. 22.-Money is abundant,
although the rates rose sharply at the
beginning of last week ON the expecta-
ton of the withdrawal of gold for the
United States. The quick response of
the continental exchanges indicate that
if the United States wants gold the
continent is raady to supply it and as
o consequence rates were off again.
Silver is fairly steady at 24d per
ounce. chiefly owing to the Indian de-
mand.
Only a small business has been done
during the last few days on the stock
exchange. the holidays, disturbed con-
dition of politics in India and in Turkey
and the unsettled condition Of Wall
street tending to depress prices and to
restrict dealings. There was a slight
improvement at the end of the week
CA the strength of better news from
India Consols, Indian loans and home
rails improved slightly, but there was
no advanse in the American section,
where the business still continues very
small. though it is hoped the rise in
wheat will furnish flip later on
The following show fall for the
week: ST. Paul, rs; Norfolk preferred
and Southern preferred, u Atchison
Louisville, Denver and Northern Pa
cific, *. A few of the bond issues de-
clined from Il to T. Grand Trunks are
somewhat easier, Canadian Paclfics,
however, Following Wall street prices.
All lines of stocks are severely affected
by tine fail in silver. Mining securities
are dull and depressed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-23
Great Region, But Reports
Have Been Exaggerated.
WILD RUSH TO THE NORTH.
MANY LEFT UNPREPARED AND
WILL REGRET IT.
Those Contemplating Going Into the
New Eldorado Should By All
Means Wait Until Next Spring,
Says Returned Miner-Interest-
ing Statistics.

Mr.. W. w. Erstine arrived at Grip
pie Greek, Colo, few days ago from
Dawson City, Alaska, and a Denver
News correspondent succeeded in get
ting his views of the Klondike placer
fields.
1T is a wonderfully rich placer camp,
but of course the stories of its richness
are exaggerated. The distance of the
new gold fields from the centers Of
civilization adds enchantment, but I
am inclined TO believe both from per-
sonal experience and from the expert
ence of others who have been in the
Yukon country for years that thous-
ands of gold seekers who are now rush
ing into Alaska will live to regret their
hasty action in leaving the states. All
of the Klondike country has been taken
up long ago. When I left Dawson City
on the 18th of last May. the town con-
tanned population of between 1000
and $500 souls, and every resident held
one or more locations. lived in DaW-
son City Is months, and from my own
experience and that of others who have
been in the neighborhood for several
years, the placers can only be worked
three months out of the II. Some large
fortunes were taken out in the summer
of 1896, and many more this year. To
the miners of Cripple Creek and Colo
RADIO my advice is not to go to Klon-
dixie this fall. Next spring is time
enough, and then able bodied men can
be reasonably sure of steady work after
arriving there during the open season,
at wages running from $40 to SIS per
day. AS in other camps, the few will
make fortunes, while others will be
xxrifh ~, 20 s-+ On, Il ~
tend to remain in Cripple Creek several
daYs"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-23
THE FALL OF SILVER.
How it Has Affected Five States and
Territories.

The Mining and Metallurgical Jour
nal has undertaken to give some inter-
esting statistics relative as to how five
of the silver producing states and ter
retories are affected by the deprecia-
ton of silver.
California is not classed among the
larger silver producing states of Colo
RADIO, Michigan Montana and Idaho,
although in the year 1884 this state
produced $4,000, 900 and in 1885 $780, 900
OF silver for the years; but the output
has declined year by year. until it is
now about 100000 a year.
Silver is the third most important
mineral poduct of the state at the
present, and would rank second to gold
if our laws permitted the honest indus
try of silver mining.
The lowest cost of producing silver
may be estimated at so cents on the
dollar, for when the price Of silver fell
to nearly that figure, the last silver
mine closed down, as it would not pay
at that price.
The loss of the silver mines to the
state has been $1,000, 900 a year since
1885, for the IL years since that date to
the present time a total loss of S1S,0OO,-
900, or about equal o,the total mineral
output of the state for one year
Arizona at the present time produces
about 100000 of silver, but in 1881 and
1882, 81 10000 were produced each year,
and has gradually decreased each year
since that time, due to decrease in
price.
Since 1882 the loss of the silver mines
to Arizona has been about S44,50o,0oO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-23
A Salt kake Mans Visit TO
Those Regions.
IS FAYORABLY IMPRESSED
WITH THE WONDERFUL SHOW
ING BEING MADE THERE.
Gid R. Proper, the Newspaper Man,
Talks of the Klondike-Rich Ore
From the Century Mine Near
Brigham City = The Mountain
City, New, Mines-Other News.


Walter c. Lyman, president of the
Constellation company. returned yes
terday from southern Utah. While ir
that vicinity he visited some properties
in which he is interested in the Ante
lo2e district.
Mr.. Lyman is associated with DR.
NJ n Buck of this city, and DR.. Steele
of Fillmore in some very promising
lead properties located about u miles
east of Black Rock station, on the Ore
gon Short Line railway, in Willard
county.
Mr.. Lyman also went to the Beaver
lake district and spent several days
looking over that country. The result
Of his observations arc that he is ex-
ceedingly pleased with the district and
predicts that in the near future the
p1ines Of Beaver county VIII make a
record for themselves and become
heavy producers.
never saw better surface showings
anywhere. said Mr.. Lyman. at is
last simply wonderful. The whole dis
trict is highly mineralized and the ere
bodies lie between q contact CT well
defined walls Of granite and lime
Inc district VIII undoubtedly be a
great copper camp. however. I saw
some very promising properties that
VIII undoubtedly make 2 record In the
production Of gold, silver and lead
Wnen further development work is done
upon them.
Il consider Copper Mountain enc of
the best properties in the Beaver Lake
country.
The property consists of six claims
which cover q low mountain which lie
parallel and adjoining the Beaver Lake
Copper company's ground on the north
Upon the north side of The mountain
q huge vein of ore crops out on the sur
lace Tor q distance OF 1850 feet and
it is said it has a width Of from 20
20 feet.
There is a shaft on the property
sunk TO a depth of 10 feet, which las
a solid body of ore in the bottom that
has been cut into for a deoth of ii
feet and The last Of il has not yet been
reached.
y am told good ore was taken out
of this shaft greater part Of the way
down from the surface.
The Copper Mountain property has
been idle since the time a few years
ago when copper ores commanded so
little values. Now that the demand for
that metal is increasing and that prices
have corresponding increased, the
mine is again to be operated and put on
q shipping basis. Active operations can
be looked for by the middle Of Septem-
Der upon Conner Mountain"
In speaking of the Beaver Lake com
pany's property Mr.. Lyman states that
active Development work IS heing
pushed rapidly forward. At least three
distinct veins OF ore have been cut into
since the shaft was started. The Shaft
is ROW down TO a depth Of about 50
feet
superintendent Getchel has resigned
and William McAfee, who has mad sev-
eraI years of experience in the Ana
conda mines in Montana, has succeeded
him.
Mr.. Lyman speaks we'll of the Wa
satch mine which is being developed
under the MANAGEMENT of the Morrison
brothers and others.