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The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
Dulnnahlc Outrage.

IIolgatc, Ohio, Nov. 1l.-Word
reached this city this evening from
OakWood, Ohio, q small hamlet %
miles south, Of an outrage pcrpc-
tratcd last nights by white caps upon
two girls, Edith and May Roberts,
aged 10 and ii years. Ten days ago
the young ladies received a white
cap notice, warning them to leave
the town and county, but they paid
no attention to the notice.
Last night they were awakened BY
2 land Of eight or ten men entering
their rooms and dragging them from
their beds in their night robes to the
nearby road, where they were terri
fbly whipped by a cat-o'n!nc-tai!s,
Which was found in the road this
morning. After beating the two
girls, the white caps gave them Il
coat of tar and feathers and took
them back to the house, where they
were found unconscious this morning
by people passing by.
May, the youngest Of the two, Is
| in a critical condition. the flesh be.
ing cut to the bone by the whip.
There is no clcw to the perpetrators
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CONGRESSIONAL
U. S. Senators-IIon. Lee Mantle, Buttc Hon.
rhos. II Carter, Helena.
Reprcsentative--Hon. q. Hartman. Bozc
man.
STATE.
GOvcrnOr-Robert B. Smith.
Lieut.. Goyernor-A. n. Spr1ggs.
Secretary Of State-T S. HOgan
State Auditory. ". PoindeStcr.
State Trca surer-T =. Collins.
Attorney Generate. p. Nolan:
Supt. Of Public Instruction--E,'A. Carleton.
Chief Justicc-W. Y. Pemberton.
Ass. Jnstces-W. Fl. Hunt, Il: X. Buck.
Uerl; Supreme Court-Benl Webster.
COUNTY
District Judgc-FranlssH .sWoody.
Clerk Of District Court-Allcn l.. shAppcc.
Sheriff. II. levine.
Clerk and Rccor(ler--Jas. T. Fitzgerald.
Trea easurer-J. X. Sluiers.
Assessor-Howard ID. Smart.
County Attorney--1ienry J.: Myers.
supt. Public nstruction-Kittie Ostcrmeyel
SurveyOr--W. S. Fortner.
Coronn"--F. b. Owings.
Public A Enthusiastically NJ. Higgins. :,
County yCon,missioners--Ferd Weir, John
Hendricks, John W. Mayhew,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
The Minister'S Salary.

Deacon Skintlint- We've failed
again this year, Mr.. Dominic.
Can't raise your salary.
Good minister-No matter, have
had myself appointed missionary to
the heather and will soon be in the
pay OF the board of missions.
Deacon Skinflnt-Air ye goin' to
Africa?
Good Minister-~No: [ shall stay
right here.-New York Weekly.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Catllnrtic. 10c or 2Ac
III c. G. G. fail TO cure, druggists refund money
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
NO-To-Eac for Fifty Cents.
SGuaranteet} tobacco habit cure, makes weak
nenstrongS blood9pure. SOC, 81. All druggists
Fort Custer Abandoned.

Washington, Nov. l1.-Brig. Gen.
Wade, commanding the department.
of Dakota, notified the war depart
ment today Of the abandonment Of
Fort Custer, Montana, in accordance
with orders from Washington. The
garrison, made up of the Tenth cav
airy, has been distributed as follows:
Troop A and z with Major Novel;.
to Fort Keogh, Mont, troop * tc
Fort Assinaboine, Mont, and TROOP
B to Camp Merritt, Montana.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
Reciprocity.

Washington, Nov. ll.-Pcru is
taking preliminary steps to secure
whatever advantages may be reapcd
under the reciprocity clauses Of the
new tariff act. The minister from
that country, del Gugcrcn Eugucrcn,
with his secretary Of the legation,
called at the department Of state to-
dav and preached the subject to Sec
rctary Sherman and to ass slant Sec
rotary Day. Mr.. CaSsOn, who is
specially charged with the conduct of
negotiations touching reciprocity,
was called into consultation and in a
short time, the initiative steps had
}ccn taken to formulate Il basis Of
agreement between the United States
and Peru upon reciprocity scheme.
! \ LARGE amount Of work is involved
in the negotiations, as 1t IS necessary
to 90 over the tariff statistics and
general trade figures, 50 that it may
be some time yet before the matter
is brought to the point Of agreement.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
NEWS OF TIE STATE.

J. Sam Brown, receiver Of the
First National bank of Helena has
either resigned or been removed, and
Eugene Wilson, who is receiver Of
the Merchants National, has been
made receiver Of the First National
also.
After trial lasting for eight days,
the jury at Miles City, in the case of
the State Of Montana VS.. Spotted
Hawk, the principal Indian charged
with the murder Of John Hoover, the
Barringer sheep herder, brought in a
verdict Of murder in the first degree.
Buslla & Bailcy's warehouse at Big
Timber was destroyed by fire last
week. The fire started from spark
from a passing train. Wagons, bug
gics and agricultural implements to
the value of Sc, 600 were destroyed; :
insurance So 600.
Parties from northeastern Mon
tana state that a horse thief, lynch
ing is reported from closer 80 the
Dakota line The fUmo,, WHICH
lacks confirmation, is that three men
were captured il the act of driving
off stolen horses. and were strung up
in short order by their captors.--
River Press.
A dastardly attempt was made
last Thursday night to blow up the
house OF Wm. Gibson, foreman Of
the Parrot smcltcr; at Butte, with
dynamitc What makes the attempt
} the, mOrC dialolical is tIc fact that
at the time the family was gathered
around the dead body Of Mr.. Cribson's
mother who had just died,
Soon after the Indians had heard
the verdict Of the jury in the Spot
ted Hawk case they repaired to the
) reservation near the bridge. where
they danced and walled until mid
might. Spotted Hawks sQuaw kept
ny {. continual wall from the time
she heard the news until long after
the dancing had stoppcd.- .--NclloW~
! stone Journal.
No time is being lost by the Ana
: conda company in proceeding with
the development Of its newly 'ac-
!, quircd coal properties near Joliet.
: Il steam hoist is in operation on the
shaft, which is now down over 100
, feet 1t is rlmorcd that the con-
: tract has been let for the branch Of
the Northern Pacific railway to
: g cl5o, ana that work VIII hegin next
y week. -BilliEg'a Gazette.
4 detective Of the Burlington road
was in the city on Thursday, after
witnesses. Ii seems that sometime
last winter the Burlington road was
blockaded by snow for twenty hours.
whcrcupOn a cute lawyer on the train
cot the address Of each and every
passenger and in their names began
+ ii law suit for damages. There were
q about forty Of them and the suit
q comes oil ia (, few days.-Chronicle
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
VIII lest the Poll InX Law.

Great Falls, Nov. lO.-At the next
term Of the district court will be
tried the case OF the city against the
Montana Central railroad to compel
the holding out Of the pay roll Of the
company The poll tax charged to 102
employees amounting to $3OG. Among
the allegations Of the defense will be
that the law requires a pccsonal de-
mand upon the person charged with
the tag before his employer can be
held responsible for the amount. City
Treasurer t'rary being unable to catch
any Of the men in the city, it is al
legged, mailed the notices. which the
defense set up as not legal. Several
other cities in the state are similarly
situated and the suit, while friendly,
will be in the nature Of a test.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

Washington, Nov. 10. - Consul
Dcustcr, at Crcfcldt, Germany, re-
ports to the state department dis
covcry made there which it is said,
rcvolutionizcs the methods Of illum-
ination. 1t is an incandcsccnt gas,
a single jet Of ordinary size can emit
a light Of much more than 1000 can
die power and fine print can be read
at a distance Of 100 feet. The in
ycntor says that the cost for Il light
of 1900 candle power is only 4! cents
per hour, while that Of an ordinary
electric light of 200 candle power is
Is cents per hour.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

You can't afford to risk your life
Dy allowing 4 cold to develop into
pneumonia or consumption. Instant
,relief and a certain cure are afforded
10y One Minute Cough Cure. j. D.
Nisnr e. On
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

Warning:-Pcrsons who are suffer
ing from coughs and colds should
heed the warnings Of danger and
save themselves suffering and fatal
results by using One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t is an infalliblc remedy for
coughs, colds, Group and all throat
and lung troubles. j. d. Miscr &
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

When you 60 to Mlssoula stop with
Uncle Billy Kennedy ut the Kennedy
hotel. The house has been newly
renovated and made even more pleas
ant than before, and the table was
ALWAYS Good.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

Disfgurmcnt for life by burns or
scalds may be avoided by using De
Wits Witch Hazel Salye, the great
remedy for piles and for all kinds Of
sores and skin troubles. J. D. Miscr
| & Co.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
QUARREL ENDS IN MURDER.
Andrew Brown Shoots and Instantly
Kills Thomas Wilson.


Glcndivc, Nov lO.-Andrcw Brown
shot, and instantly killed Thomas
Wilson this morning at $3.50 o'clock
between the ranch buildings occupied
by them. 1t appears that Brown is
partly located on railroad land and
acts as custodian Of the remainder Of
the section on which there is guam
tity of timber. Wilson, who is en-
gagged in stock raising on a small
scale, took up a ranch adjoining and
within 800 yards Of Browns house.
several Wordy wars have taken place
between the men, but nothing was
thought Of it by the nclghbors.
Browns line runs near the Yellow
stone river and he fenced it, thus cut
ting Wilson off from water for his
cattle. Wilson broke the fence
down and this morning, as Wilson
was on his way to the timber on
horseback, accompanied by his two
eldest sons, aged Z: 2pd S years re-
spcctively, he was met by Brown,
who was armed with a single cborrelcd
shotgun. Words were used and the
eldest son says that his father got of
his horse and as Brown raised the
Gun he lodged behind the animal.
This was done the second time and
the third time Brown raised the gun
he fired. the charge taking effect in
the lower jaw, which was completely
shot away, causing instant dca' h.
Brown walked from the ranch to
Clendivn, a distance Of two miles,
and gave himself up to Sheriff Cav
anaugh, who placed him in jail. Ihc
sheriff, accompanied by the county
physician. went TO whore the body Of
Wilson fell. They found the body
cold and lct,rncd to town. Brown,
as he shot Wilson. turned away and
Immediately started for town, and
when he gave himself up did not
know whether he had had killed
Wilson o. not. Wilson did not have
any firearms on his person and whcr
found had heavy mitts on his hands
and still had hold Of his horse.
bride. w .~a
Wilson has a wife and six children
the eldest being 9 years old anC
the Youngest about | year. The feel
ing here is strong against Brown
bnt nothing serious is apprchcndcd
The coroner, 5. i. Washington: en-
pancllcd a jury this afternoon nnt
went to the ranch to Investigate, aht
after viewing the remains adjOurnc'
till tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
when the testimony will be taken
Brown is not known as a quarrclsomt
character and from the evidence a
hand the shooting was not prcmcdi
tutcd. Brown is over 70 years Of age
:, while Wilson was 81 years.
''
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

You can't cure consumption but
you can avoid it and cure every other
form Of throat or lung trouble by the
use Of One Minute Cough Cure.-J.
D. Miscr & Co.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
nctic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-Te.
Bac, the wondcr-workcr that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or u. Cure guaran.
tccd Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

Small pill safe pill, best pill. De
Wits Little Early Risers cure bill
business, constipation, sick headache,
I'D. Miser & CO,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

All Postmasters and News Agents are au-
sthorized toreceive subscriptions.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-11-17

Edu.ate Your bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartc, cure constipation forever.
Voc, Pc II G. C. c. fail. druggists refund money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-10

NOTICE or SzEETFFvs sALr-r- :.
Superior CoETt = Taa State oE gsxhs~ss
tor fer tire County CT hfnx TcssnS Z
SfCrev. ul&llEt@ vs. Frank P Ansar.s.
zn6 Lizzie Address AE& Fres a.
der. incorporates, c0EporztAez, e.
fenaants- No. 3 $50
TE3Er and - virtue q err orter AZ a..
All special execution sssGsz o.. a. s..
ss1FN-EaEned court. IN the Raov@-.assst,s
action. sz1 20 re directed an. ssastse-sr
7 have daily leyisa uEan tse felAaHss.x-sss
EcE3hea real properly. situated II "a
ktEx couDty- Wsski1sten. to-wts. -
five 81 and SIX 90 ia Aaock fNree "a -
Bestcu Heights a45ltto9 % re Str q
seattle in kfnE COUNTY. sfEte - HssA.
lrEtoB. according 20 TIRE ofzfesaI3y rsss~s.
- pat thereto teEEtaer Slth ali ara -.
gnAar fhe gen@rnRaEs. AaTe1 3sSrarts ssa
agpurtcuaNCes KEeFsUnfo hes7r xsEx
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen fhas 4,
Friday. Ihe 14ta day - Narce. tsas. Al Il.
hour - 90 o'clock s. ~. 81 sad AsT Il
IRE FROM deer CT fke c11rtAeBse. y -
city O. Seattle. in said King county. fra
sell the shove-kfrSerits properly ~ 5as-
lie auction. 70 the highest ard h@st 81.
der for cash.
Dated ms STR day 81 February ISr
VA n MOVER. sAsrss
Mcclure A. Bass. Afsorneys
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10y TEE S NOTES. =
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ts2s fsE Tg S.reer =. =
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aszss-Esrss -.
wsME and e~uT rE fa- r~e - =.
eE aa - - 4
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s Mares AT 80 = =
nres.sa-a ~ NJ n7gE
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-ns ruSssc II neveOy wzv-eS ret % pay
sns ngEssF q psrEs~s representing 70 -
sg.rsa az th@ Esaefss Pest site3 "a rireF.
asss1rzzf1 Pave AZ agents q he Post
1rfesste@rsSez, VIZ = 4 McGse-S J. J.
HAVE. = n NsrTtsoa. VIZ =. Aans@
Tkfx GOES roe mBgly 80 r@Nsa@at agents 0t
tsta pager xaG are lIezss6 r sAFsofs
cities ard sexss ln tbs NoFtaw@st. nor %
postEsssx@rs, whs are In = cases s1trsr-
fzs< 20 f4ks ssr5scr*pstszs fer fhe Bzky.
Rzxaay sue Week. p0sf-IHtei lfger nee.
Coy sofises0xs- A CztkczTT. p. 7.
E&wssg " ~ rwfgg ard Ers. Beatty
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rcE AND com sroR.er-
CRY NOTICES


CIT TREAS TsS 2sQs-Er--s-asw -
sez.rl~ --,Ssttre is ss-s.F g.Tea rhss "a
-1a sn1l2aA t1s--flnae-t az l2-af .-rerzvra-
ufn- z}szr-e Ne. x far ere improve
-. tron usvissn Street Is MEs,z
erss- an8R~ q ~ provisions @ aTsFEnRr e.
~ 4s@ Ertcs prov ICES frr GMe 1rC-
F@oTe1enE - s441 sZ@3t - ecEstr,1cf-
81 ssw@T along fsa eertsr lire O. So
ETce Stree es~wesz sA31 stress. H.
cs14LrE a. Necessary wses, aArac -
we&rtsz9srss openings, rzrc1 BASINS 8ns
1asn1g sa7Ss ara prsE1E Ter as
p&ymea. therefor n E-sca 1aanEs ara Fx-
rAAssstEE f1ne so- SEGA pag-En4Er ~ -
tsVT1-g ard CGzl@cEaSn - Egeclzs assess
EasItS upon ne property eEnN1ts2 ~
Ire tFspzoT sE1szt Ez9 provt1lzg tsr re
ISSUANCE - bar&x as aUrear1Ea1 by a.
sct 81 the legislature - &c state q.
Wss1in gt92. Approved Mxre1 80. 1Ss1
and 9Easr re provisions ~ er1 .eaEee
No- SSss 4pprGvs6 Mag tn ~ IS
sIsr@sS Ay ordnance Nc Ss4s. Rp-
proves july z1th. 1sz$. h4s beer 3GsT
certified % use for coi sEtaan- and 20
respective SurrS therein charges ard
levied against ssc1 parcel ard iot q
land. ard par thereof n s&t5 i3strtes
i payment 90 sUCa f--stzlln.ent remains
UNPAID. aG6 ire sar1e including EH@
Interest or The who's zmo1at charged
za2gr - paid 81 ~ aefsre Seventh ssF
% Aagc1. lSE1. Cnsssx payment e
gzde or snch lzstsllrzens on CT before
tire Seventh Gay % March IS7 re
sane shall become delinquent anl SHAH
bear interest a. k5e rate oE niZs ger
ceuL p@- annGn 1EtG patE zE4 L net
paid before said ike. a penalty -
i've 80 per cenI shall &c ADDED. ana tha
sums delinquent saz8 - en tered % tna
annual lax roll for t1e current we9~
against 4sca lot ard parcel of lad. Ard
part thsreCG. 50 q l1s'zert. ara NIth s4~
interest and penalty shall 30 ce.l@eted
as other tax=s. tczs;hsr vita sGch al
Gitfonzf charges Or penalties "a are Az
rhorized &c BE charged ard collected On
other 2sIinz Gent taxes. zn9 each fe1 or
parcel OF Land SO delinquent shall -
sold fer TIE amount Sf sucr assessment
with int&Eesf. penalty and costs. n ths
manner provided BY isw
GEORGE r MFACHAN
City Treasurer % the city % Seattle
Date % lst publication. February Sih.
rko-
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DYEISG AND CLEANING.
STEAMERS.
FLY on THE FLYER

SEATTLE To TACOMA
-Four roQz5 trips daily. except S11cg'
in one hour ard twenty-five INMATES
TIE STEAMER Flyer
Regular daily trips. S<astie-Iac
rcute as roiloHs.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAI :
TIME CARD.
Single fare SOC. round Trip, &C.
Leave Seattie--5.4s. HIS = m: -. -
p. n
Leave TaccrnF n: I. 80. p -
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seatfe-5-se a. N: = n: a
Leave TacouA-a.ze A. m "a. III =
Landing az Northern Pacific WAR; ~
eora. snd Commercial dock. toos o. -
Ron street. Seattle. .
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana ssss
washington. fare sc
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Tfra Card In Eject June !. lSSs

SEATTLE. EEERFTT a NHA1-
ROUTE -
sac - wasninK ton leaves 5e&5as 80
sx~eor Saturday. A. 90 ,. IN --~r
EwATTIE 4 IA CONNER 49,.
Faf~haven leaves Seattle daily. 49,
SATURDAY, at - g. II s.<x
Tetrprs ere. Aatn . Aesasf
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Il 49,

STEAMER DELTA x,~s.
leaves Galhraith dock loot = - a..
fo7 street. Tuesdays. Thursdays, $50 -
urHays a. O'Clock a. II for ss~rs.
30 c;ae-tl@ sca BOX Er.rnens as ~
1900 T4EIigsun WatlH Has3dspcrs -
TJnLgn city. Returns alternate dayA.,
y TROUrNAS. Nssss''
T~4erhore. nea Isl.
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vIrT0RIA ROUTE

STEAMER R0sALlE "a
Arlington dock. leaves Ter slcsgs-x Il
Port Townsend daily. exc epf salstuss-a
% D 10 returning leaves ksr,Ss.z pa
a. n ssears@r feano leaves for .ssst
,Tog~rsa-e sra way porte aaE,y. ss.g
SUNDAY. al a. m SansaF. direr- "a
a m. returning. eirect 3s&s
To@axs.a a. !. x 'PEsas. ia
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REWARD.

A rsmsrs % IS vii - paid for tafgf-
rrs-tor Leading 70 ths aFrss1 and csafic-
ftGa 81 sry 0us stealing copies O 20
Fosf-fEfe geace~ Delivered 20 suosgTia<fs
fhro9ghgAt lie r4fy.
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60 60 y. 2. RsllFs
wuATCoM. SEATTLE AND TACoAA
ROUTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Aassas',ss
raJrhavpn or whAtcon- Leaves 1870 -
c4zl dock Tacoma. 2 n. w -
ff-~+ NaIr street, Seattle. p. n. Is@s
sThurs. ard Sat- Returning caves "p. ~
corn s Q. IA FRirhaFen. s.ia ? n 80
Arscortes - . U- sun. Wefnes -
rrf Seattle 81. or to roana 49,
w n. Elia5
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING GUAR
serrnaztsr. Spokane Washington. Janu-
srv - Iss7-Seale6 proposals ia frfoEf-
cats viii be received here unfit II a n
Saturday February lg. 1887. and rhen
opene5 in the presence of attending hid
sers for constructing plumbing ras
hitting and steam heating. al the new
military pest hear Spokane. Wash. OF
four double sets officers quarters ore
double set on-comutssf0ned Officers
quarters and ere eSo-coup any 5arracx
building Plans and speci6cz tfons ard
fuu information Will be furnished or az
plscatfcn at this office, or a. the GUAR
ferrnaxter's of;lc@s 81 Chicago. III. Saint
Paul MIN. and Seattle Wash TTha
Tsited States reservss the night 20 ac-
cspt or reject any - gN proposals or
airy part thereof Envelopes should -.
Endorsed Proposals for
ara addressed 10 The undersigned W
II Miller Capt and A Q N L
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SHIP COMPANY.
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STEAMSHIP CITY or KINGSTON
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This steamer furnishes fTsr-essse 80. -
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Seattle.
FOR rates. etc. inquire os~v~
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CITY TREASURER NOTEcE-Citv ot
Seafte--Ncfice e hereby given flat ths
md annual tnst-.linent - locsl Improve
MsAE district No . for fzs improve
me1t @ Temperance Street in the cltF
az Seattle. crUn Bradley Street %orta "a
Ninth Street under ne provisions % or
dinznce Nc. &sS@. watch provides FOR Ere
Improvement 81 Ssld stresr by gradla.
The same and constructing sidewalks
on nOth ssS@s there0E and providing fer
The zymals therefor n iEsEsllE2@rfs
and establishing q fund Tor s2Ch pay
msnt by IRE lsTylug ard collection -
special assessments upon re properly
benefited by tlEs Improvement. ard pro-
vlcgnE Tor The iszuAncs % bonds a. &E-
thcri-eQ ~ an scE Of the lSEasss szzre -
sne State 81 Washington. approved
March 9fh. 1.&2. and under the prowss-
IONS ci ordinance Ne as. approved
MAy 7th. IS. as amended 81 ordnance
No 80. approved July llEh. lsS4 has
been duly csruasd % ne for collection.
and the respective SUNS therein charged
and 3evted against eacn paFcsl snG lot
o. land, and pzTr thereof. ln sac dis
remains unpaid. and he same. Including
the interest or The whole anzossrt
charged must be paid on Or before
seventh day OF Aarca- 1881 Unless pay
meut D. made on such iEstailrzeEt on or
before TIE Seventh Gsy OF MsTch Iss7
the sAns shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest AZ ne rase q nine
Per cent. per aunun. until pA1G ard u
not paid before said rlE1n- a penalty 81
Eve e. p-T cent. shall o~ added ard the
sums delinquent shall BE entered On the
annusl tax roll for ire current year
against each lot ard psrcea q LAM
and part thsreot. 50 ds.4aa uemg and
with the interest aa9 penalty SHALL bA
collected as other taNeSs tCgssner EaEA
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized 10 D charged Ard cell
lected on oEneT Gelsau~Et taxes ard
ezch Tot or parcel of land - delinquent
shah oe sold Tor the amount q such
assessment vita interest penalty ard
costs, 81 fhe manner provided BY iawI
GEORGE r. MEACEAN
City Treasurer % the city % Seattle.
Date Of Is. publication. February 5th.
1881