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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-12

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL-N0.
tice of assessment roll OF Local Improves
ment District No. fi3, for the improves
ment OF Sixth Avenue South In the ely
OF Seattle from the northerly margin Of
Weller street to the northerly margin of
Dearborn Street. under Ordinance No
$50 and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assfss-
ment roll of Local Improvement District
NO. I3S. for the Improvement of Sixth Az.
enue South I'm the City OF Seattle. from
the northerlS margin OF Weller Street 10
the northerly margin or Dearborn street,
ported by the Board Of Public Works y
il r-Jw on file Ia the csfiee CT the city clerk
and the same ls now open for public in
spec'ion At said office and will reraia
open for inspection until Monday the ga
day of December fsT at FIVE o'clock n
M. and all persons interested are hereay
required 10 appear before the City Cona-
ell In joint session 10 be held In the Gntn-
ell Chamber in the City Hail. on MONDAY.
the 6th day or December 1897. at ~
O'Clock y. m. and make objections thereta.
NJ said time so fixed the Council VIII cor.
ssdeT any and all objections made and VIII
make such corrections in said roll az u
deems Just. and viii then by Ordinances ~.
prove such roll and levy and assess tn4
amounts thereof against each parcel ana
lot of land shown TN said roll, and declaft.
the same a Hen thereon SaiA matter may
DO adjourned TO q later date If 50 ordered
by the City Council
WILL II. PARRY.
City Clerk OF the City of Seattle.
Date OF FIRST publication. November ".
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THE CITY OF sEAIyrLE.-clty Treas.

urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the End an
naai installment of local Improvement dis.
trict No. 1oS. for the improv ernent OF See.
ond Street (as widened by Ordinance l,e1.
in the City of Seattle. from the south linz
of Pike Street 10 Yesler Avenue, under
the provisions OF ordinance No. 3SS6 which
provides for the Improvement OF sad
street by curbing and paving certain nor.
lions thereof. and providing for the paw.
ment therefor I'm tnstaliments and sstah.
hshing a fund for such payment by the
levying and collection of special assass-
ments upon the property benefited by the
Improvement. and providing for the X.
suance of bonds as authorized by an act
of the legislature of the State Of Wash.
ington. approved March 9th. 1898, and un.
der the provisions OF ordinance No ssN
approved May sth- 1884. as amended hy
ORDINANCE No. $40, approved July nth.
1894, and the City. Charter as amended and
now in force, has been duly certified 10 ma
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 iii-
staliment remains unpaid, and the same.
including the interest on the whclo
amount charged, must be paid on or be-
fore the i1th day of December, 1897. un-
less payment be made on such installment
on or before the 18th day of December
1897, the same shall become delinquent
and shall bear interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum until paid. and II
not paid before said time, a penalty Of
five t5l 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
interest and penalty shall be collected 40
other taxes, together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized 10
be charged and collected on other den.
quent taxes. and each lot or parec. OF
land so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount or such assessment, with Interest.
penalty and costs, In the manner pro-
vided by law.
GEORGE r. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the city OF Seat,iA
Date of list publication November nth.
1897.
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{eHlGencer are J. A. Mcclellan and l.
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Wh11e. Postmasters everywhere sfe
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~ our resident agents in the various ct'ies
MA towns Of the Northwest.
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-City Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that che End an
nual instament of local Improvement
district No. los. for the Improvement of
Seventh Street in the City of Seattle
from a point t20 feet north of the north
line of Pike Street TO Olive Street, under
the provisions OF ordinance No. 1897 which
provides for the improvement of said
street by constructing pipe sewer along
the center Of said street. together with all
necessary openings wyes, manhoIeS ven
tiators and flushing tanks and by con-
Meeting the same with the main inter-
cepung sewer now existing at the inter-
section of Olive and Seventh Streets and
providing for the payment therefor In IN
staiments and establishing fund for
such payment by the leyying and coilcc-
ton OF special assessments upon The prop
erty benefited by the improvein mt. and
providing for the issuance of bonds "a
authorized by an act Of the legislature
OF the state Of Washington. approved
March 9Th. 1899. and under the provisions
OF ordinance No. SSa9, approved MAY 7fh.
1894. a amended by ordinance No g4i0
approved July 18th, 1894 has been duly
certified TO me for collection, and the re-
spective sums therein charged and levied
against each parcel and lot or land ard
part thereof. In said district In paTrnent
OF snch instaliment remains unpaid and
the same. including the interest on th,,
whole amount charged, must De maid on
or before the ffth day OF December fSg7
Unless payment be made on such install.
ment on or before the nth day OF Decem-
her. 1897. the same shall become deiInauent
and shall bear interest al the rate or Z
per cent. per aunuu until paid and q not
pald before SAID lin1e, penalty OF 1--WE
% per cent. shall be added ard the surrs
delinquent shall b. entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year AGAINST each
lot and parcel Of land. ana part thereof
so delinquent. and with the Interest ,,od
penalty shall he collected ~ other taxes
together with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized to &c charged
ana collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel Of land so delta
qaent shall he sold for the amount Of
such assessment, with interest penalty
and costs. I'm the manner provided nv law
GEORGE r. MEACrfAN
city Treasurer Ct The City OF Seattle
Date Of lst publication November lJth
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL orr
Local Improvement District No 40 Tor
the Improvement Of Howell Street from
Bor.n Avenue tn the alley tween Terry
and Ninth Avenues. and the alley run
ming through block a. Heirs OF Sarah 4
BeiFs Second Addition. under Ordinance
No. $50; and hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the as~ess-
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No 49, for the Improvement Of Howell
Street from Boren Avenue to the aIley be-
tween Terry and Ninth Avenues and tho
alley running through block - Heirs OF
Sarah a. Bells Second Addition under
Ordinance Ne, 1904 has been reported by
The H0ard nf Public Works to the f.fty
Council OF the city OF Seattle. and Is now
on dEe In the office Of the city eoTnptrnlIer
noy open for public inspection At said offire
aud will remain open for inspection unz-l
Monday the sixth day of December fss-
at : o'clo- X q. m. and at persons inter
esfed arc hereby required ~ appear before
the city Council At n session 10 be- held fn
the Council Chamber IN The CITY Han on
fEe sixth day If December fSg7 at 1.z9
@ clock r. m. and MAKE objections there
TO. At said tfTne 70 fixed tlEe Council will
consider airy snd all oh}eCcfona made and
Wilt make such corrections n said roll as
(, deems just. and viii then ty (f-ftng nee
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against ezeh parcel ana
lot shown ia said roll and declare the
ga uls "a first arH thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned 30 later date II so or
dsred b. the City CnIfe,i-
CRY CorngtroIier and Ex-ofsicto Cltv
clerk % the cry Of Seattle
Date Of first publication. November fin,
1877
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0EATJiS And FUNERALS.

/ 70pER-Tn Seattle. Thursday, NoYeIl-
- II, slSy7, at the family residence. ils
te0 Pine street. Of consumption, Mss
MA Cooper. aged IS years.
s. 4uT-In Seattle Sayem5er IL. ls', Mary
Ann. wife OF Jacob II. Mist. at her lS,,
s. Eee9defce. 81 Wesiiake avenue, aged "a
Efyear<.
#2WITH-la Seattle. Noye nber II, 1875,
*EsApt. Frank Smisis. al ProvldeneS 1sa-
3ftAi. Of kidney dfsease, aged ~ yeaT..
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CITY TREASURER SOTfCE,-The fol-
lowing ci1y warrants Will be paid UPON
presentation at The City Tfea surer'a Of
fee Interest on said warrants will
cease AZ the expiration II fifteen DAYS
from the Hrst publication OF this notice.
First series Fire Fgnd. Nos. 1eE 20
J. go inclusive.
Second SERIES. Read Fund. Nos g. ST 70
4 80. Inclusive.
GEORGE e ME4CFFAN
City Treasurer ST ill9 tIlF 81 Seattle
Daas " Agx. publication. Aovempe. sla.
Ey.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TRUSTEES,


NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
Board of Trustees. Notice is hereby
given that the first meeting of the board
OF trustees of Seattle & Yukon CONNER
cial Company. A corporation organized
under the laws of the state of Washing
ton, viii be held at the office of the COM
pany. room Il in the Halter building,
in Seattle, Washington. on Thursday the
18th day of November A. D. 1897. at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose
of completing the organization of said
corporation and transacting any kind of
business whatever that said board of
trustees may lawfully transact
r. j. WOOD
A. l.. HAWLEY
Two OF the persons named as trustees in
the articles Of Incorporation OF said cor
marathon
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Dartlss, Marriages.. De.sh..

gt1ef 70 secure eorrscf insertion Of
under these headings. the ear.s
e. ieft at the bu. ine4s Office OF this
80 charge II made for such notices.
3e9Al notices. resolutions OF other sge-
5z1nouncemsnts will be charged az the
= cents per Tine each insertion.
z. Observation-Disclosures co.
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4T0CK-In Seattle. Wednesday. No
her 10 1871, TO Dir. and Mrs. r. w.
0nset0ck. q son.
IE-At Fremont Wednesday. N0seIn-
117. to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas LIE.
daughter.
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Observation-Disclosures.

5000 SECURES FARE. including meals.
to Prince William sound. and experience
ed Copper river guide 10 point on cop
per river 400 miles from its mouth. APP
ply - Sullivan building. Freight free.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HAVE JUST RETURNED from kionffike
/ can furnish authentic data about gold
fields. complete information about out
fits and advice for 81. Frank f. Sims,
Seattle. Wash.
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AUCTION SALE.


AUCTION SALE % fire furniture a. y n
Fickerton's salesrooms l5ia First avrn,te
on Friday. November p ~ II o'ciock
sharp: elegant oak bed sets snrine,s
fine oak extension table dining ehairs
rockers. center tables. sewing machine
carpets. fine range. heaters. etc aIso O.
ira fine Decker Bros upright nisno
cost $50 ''7t"'
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'HEo. DESIGNER. gunsniia. removed
n ysSSsSs
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ALASKA kL0ND|kE
WANTS.

F. SHUTE & CO. 100 Second avenue.
opposite Riaso. Complete mining cut
fits furnished. lowest prices: high grade
goods: estimates given. special rates 10
parties OF ten or over.
OH, SAY. Did you see those sleeping bags
for two at c. f. Wernecke's. Columbia
dock foo. of Columbia street. They
ere the best.
LADIES preparing their own garments for
the kiandike trip can find fur lil.ugs at
c. 7. Werneckes. Columbia dock.
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RING THE -. X" BOX for messengers
Western Union ard Great Northern teI4-
grams. hacks. garneys. and express
wagons. quick service Telephone Mato
10 sIi Second. Branch Pacific I-a1in-
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DIVER AND wRECKEp

o DENIAMIS-Sansi purnps for gold
mining kept n stock 5i2 Railroad Ave
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Medical Discovery. II makes man hungry a
horse" II fills the blood with the life giving clc
incns of tho food takes. II is the grea, liver
invigorato. II makes the digestion perfect II is
The great blood maker, fesh-buder and nerve tonic
Il drives all impurities from the system. II cures
nervous p;ostration, bilious complaints. nalarial
troubles and oS per cent of all cases OF consumption
The medicine dealer who offers substitute for the
sake OF few extra pennies profit, is dishonest
Would have written you before now but thought would
wait until got entirely we'll writes Mrs Mary Tbbs of
Hitchcock Galveston Co. Tex. Now pleased say
that sound and we'll have been gSng Dr Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery, the FavoTie Prescription and
Pensan; Pellets We think your medicines the hes, In the
world | troubled with female weakness. headaches
cold feet and hands disagfeeabc drain and appetite
constipation. distress In the stomach too much flow falling
Of internal organs Of two years standing Three hotties Of
Favorite Prescription and three Of Golden Medical Dis
eovefy' completely restored my health"
Constipation and biliousness are nasty, nagging
disorders that keep man or woman dull and niiser-
able. Dr.. PicIce's Pleasant Pellets sure
speedy, permanent cure. Ono lettlc Pellet" is a
gentle laxative and two mild caihartic They are
tiny, sugar'coated granales; ves..pocket remedy
A permanent cure. They never grippe. Dealers sell
them. Nothing is Just as good"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
sauscr..es. y. y. Sept. 81 1851
4 SIGNIFICANT STRAW.

To Ito Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: IN 4 Ncw-York newspaper 'his 'no'"'"N .. -
announced tina, the Low boom iS broken Al" va"
the machine will encounter niue S'h'"S "P'''''
from IN. efforts Of tho Citizens l mon h'h'"'0''n
70 i,,,, tho truth or faisy ~ tbs siai"m'h III.
a sked ten Republicans rs met them. WHO - your
candidate for Mayor" IN" answer OF c"'h WIS
seth Low" aud tie reasons g.V'A by th'h' e"
substance were: Scth Low o. & '.' I''p""''.
ca1dldatc vet named for me ohi,". .c - 'H- "n's
PcuuNlIcan Who has the s"tst %, 'h-n, 81. az
election he Is my choice. and no boss 81. it's'.'
me IRON, voting for him. MS ~ q STA" WIZ
sirniG,Iu.. the machine leaders should noe, lon
sfsnch Republicans in accidental ori1r n.inlH u"
cc,ncrt,o, with Inc citizens Union dct ,rmined -
vote for Seth Low. -, ,,,. ,,,o,g
/, our :nachlnists would s'ar.h fOr iact- 'In1Is
,,f,ter .Ieuf sc!f-rcspec;lng Kepuoiicnns. ne!
would ari 80 many VII, "i not - III" "Imn
driven cstf,." IN our Maypraity strife rs - snO"
,hn ,onsonse ~ ,he talk against Low ana -" ''t
,airiy ti,9t tho election q Sbh l;ow = ~" onIy
nav " delivering Greater New-Nork NON tic Ten
der rrrcl,s O. the furnishing tiger .,.1,.
New-York Sept g. 1891 J. ELMENpoHf'
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MIR. OTTENDORFER'S VIEWS.
HE PREFERS TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET on GEN
ERAL PRINCIPLES

HE PREFERS TIE DEMOCRATIC TICKET on GEN.
ERAL PRINCIPLES.
Berlin. Sept. 29-Oswald Ottendorfer proprietor
Of THE Stats Xctuny." of New-York who has
been In Europe for some time. returns 10 New
York tins week In an interview on the political
situation in New-York City he said:
III It IL n choice between the Republican and
the Democratic ticket. | shall support the Demo
cratic ticket. provided the nominee FOR Mayor IL
man whose claims to support rest something be-
sides Tammnny allegiance. Other things being
nearly equal. | favor the Democratic ticket be-
cause OF the past misdOings OF the Republican Adj
mlnistration OF Newly ork. | have no confidence In
the German Reform League. and | regard their
claims OF representing hundred thousand voters
and OF holding the balance of power. with suspic-
Ion | fear they swayed by other motives. such
as spells. rather than by considerations FOR the
good OF The city. and In any case. they overrate
their strength. ! repeat | am In favor OF the
Democratic ticket. provided It is worthy OF sup
port ,.-,,
This interview with Mr. Ottendorfer was obtained
prior to the Republican City Convention OF Greater
New-Yor and the nomination "i "eherai behJa-
min F. Tracy for Mayor
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TO SUCCEED A Hustled.
JAMES *. APGAR NOMINATED FOR THE
ASSEMBLY.
AN EXPECTED CONTEST IN THE lid WEST
CHESTER DISTRICT DID NOT COME OFF.
AND THE PLATT FORCES HAD NOTHING

AN EXPECTED CONTEST IN THE lid WEST
CHESTER DISTRICT DID NOT COME OFF
AND THE PLATT FORCES HAD NOTHING
TO sAY-HARMONY AT CROTON DAM.
The lid Assembly District Republican Conven-
ton of Westchoster County held at Croton
Dam yesterday afternoon. There large at
tendance and everything harmonious. Joseph
i. See, OF North Castle was chairman. and Cas-
sius Gardner and James Blackley secretaries. AT
the District Convention the following delegates were
chosen 10 the lid Judicial District Convention to be
held to-day in Brooklyn Daniel Wiley Travis. John
jenkins, Joseph y. See. Henry r. Barrett, John
Weber and ode J. Whi,lock The convention then
adjourned and the Assembly Convention organized.
Daniel Wiley Travis was chairman. and the same
secretaries who served at the other convention
OBLIGATED. Joseph b. See nominated James IL.
Apgar. of Peekskill, 10 succeed James w. Hustled
who positively refused nomination Husted sec
onded the nomination. and II was made unanimous
James X. Apgar IL we'll understood would
be the man selected by the Ward-Robertson side.
The friends OF the Burns-Fairch.ld or Plat wing. 1t
was said would name Charles y. Wells. son OF
the late cx-District Attorney Edward Wells Inc
prospects of a lively struggle brought ont the ad-
herents of both clans in full force Among 'he
prominent leaders were Assemblyman Hustled.
Colonel Thomas u. Hustled. Joseph &. See the
Oldest member OF the Board OF Supervisors and tho
Republican leader of the town o. Newcastle;
Alderman David c. Montross. OF Peckski!l. y. Is.
Ccle of the State Board OF Health: eX-Register
Cop,ain John !. Storm. Judge John Ha!stcd, OF
Pccllykill. School Commissioner William &. Barrett
oc Katonah: County Clerk L. !. Crumb OF feekS-
XII. John Weber. President OF the Village or
North Tarrytown. Joseph Hudson, chairman OF the
Republican District Committee. Levi Merritt
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION TONIGHT.
AT THE CONFERENCE OF DISTRICT LEADERS
IT rs DECIDED To ORGANIZE THIS
EVENING. AND THEN 10 ADJOURN
Until NEXT WEEK-PROBA-
BILE CANDIDATES.

The thirty-nvc Republican district leaders OF this
city were called 10 conference In the rooms y the
Countv Committee AT No. ! Madison ave. yestcr-
dov afternoon and most OF them expected that
tbero would be an agreement upon slate for the
candidates to re nominated al the Republican
County Convention which meets ihis evening In
Lyric Hall In Slxth-avo.. near Forty second-si
Congrcssman Lcmuel l.. Quigs presided q; the con-
ference and Il was made known - the dis
trlc leaders that there could be agreement upon
candidates Tor the County Convention until there
had been more time for a conference with Henry d.
purroy's Home Rule Democracy and possibly with
other political Organizations opposed 70 Tammany
I. was decided to organize the County Convention
tonight and then have an adjournment without
making nominations until some night next week.
Mr. Quigg said after the conference: Eve arc so
y,cl satisfied with the Wort; performed last night
that we nro willing TO take a short rest before
making other nominations. We also want n l.iile
more ilc a. look in'O the character o. some OF INC
men who have been mentioned as possible canfi
da,es Tho convention viii be orsan'zcd io-inor-
row evening NJ Lyric Han but think there VIII be
no nominations then"
There VIII be four hundred and thirty delegates
AZ the County Convention. and the capacity OF Lyric
Hall will be taxed TO the utmost 10 accompany 80
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SELECTIONS FROM THE .NAH.
IS Any RErrBLIrAX Quilted?

y y
To tho Eaior o., The Tribune.
Sir: ]; is yery astonishing. indeed IL Is 'ncoN-
nrohons,ble that The SUI" should nave an!
weight with homes; Republicans. Thfy kho" ''"'
{, has nlravs been a Democratic paper. ana "' 'he
yore, TYNE support!ng Tammany Hall when decent
Democrats refused 40 so: hut they do not seem
70 sso that despite is nominal Change 90. ~
I,riaure IN is siiii consistently worShilpinE ~ W
IDOL and helping Tammany FAR more 'iie'tHt iir -;
lie a1yocacy o: p.at:s plans than II couI' J.! "''
support OF Tammany Itself ,, ,,,,,hoch
Ii was well known. even bolorr VI, ,,,,s -
ca boldly uroolaimei il. that what fa't WIZ, J.,
the stIccces 90 Tammai.y. because No. can -. ~ Ho
get rom II a certain number o. oilc'' ,o' ~, ,iug
lowers while ne knows that he can tTI ,o' hnf
rom Mr. Low. and. therefore,. II Is 'NiHct, ~, -
.iTh c,r" and Plate ~" both WORKING ior VIZ
s,ltrSse Of Tammany. although they nom h"o,,d I
IN 10 orr oscd TO Il and 10 be anxious ."r INC ""0
OF the Republican PARRY - ,.o,,.s, Rcnuh-
7, is OF course amazing maj any ".n' 80 /
lItan should he deceived 10y Nj Fatt; ovh,, e ~ i'm
hava said q is incompf' hcusihlr wv " ~
nai" 'os.,,,nr,ou OF tho character ~ FHnI.-
IIcan authority by a paper which vs. ,'rfi
Tammany organ from the. fayS, o. o. %",r.,.or.-e
eighteen months ago snond hmd n! nvyi.IL
with them. J'Si,i-iiI'>E ''''
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BAY STATE GOLD DEMOCRATS.

M WILLIAM EVERETT LIKELY TO BE NoMi-
MATED FOR GOVERNOR TO-DAY.
Boston. Sept. ?9-The second annual State Com
van,,on OF the National Democratic party VIII -
held In Faneul, Hall tomorrow. The headquarters
OF the organization are crowded tonight with en-
thusiastic men. who are working hard 10 eo"p'e,
,ho rocessarv ARRANGEMENTS The convention will
no presided over by Moorfed Story. OF BrookIine.
and /. is understood that the following ticket WIN
be nominated:
For Ciovernor-wILLiAM EVERETT o. quincy -, iva.
va -Covernor-JAMES h. CUTTER, OK n'o'
Park. ..,,, prpNApD n
70, Tra,.nrer and Receiver Generai-HORAcE =
,,o- ,AvSto,-NT AIRY DOUGLAS, OF Great Barrngon.
Far Attorney Cenera--WlLLIAM MCLENcH. OF Cn'e"-