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;;ssulson Street 10 the north tine OF Yes
avenue. and Including that part Of
eS.sr Aksnue extending easterly from tho
NE OF Frolt Street pra1ucea South,
% ine west curb Ene Of South S@ecnsi
ssarses produced North. under the provis-
svos q ordinance No. sstA which uroysass
-..s-s. - Improvement Of said street by
t.aroing ard paving certain portions there
.. ana providing for the payment there
1uF N Snstaa1menfS and ssta bssshsnx A
Ina Tor sacsi payment by the isyysuS
aLaa CORRECTION OF special assessments upon
tae property benefited ny the ir,.prase-
hisA,. and providing tor the issIszslc. Of
n9hGs as authorized by an act Of the leg
r ,ssaaure OF the state If Washington. sp-
$3.50 March ssh. 1896 and under the pro
x.slohs of ordinance Nc s3ss. approved
S.sS s1n, ma as amended BY Ordinance
- ~. $50 approved July Ilth lsas. and the
tby 1harter as amendesi aud now in
hofce- aas been duly certified 20 me for
SoAeetion, and the respective sums therein
charged ard levied against each marcel
s,s a.. so. o. iand. and part thereof. in said
otstrict. IN payment OF such TnStasfruenr
isfaa2fis unpaid. and the same snsrl,I,s5 ny
ne interest On the whole amount charged
iaust Dc paid on or before the 18th aav OF
beeemoer. iSss. Unless paSnleu, De made
on such iastaIlmsnt on or before the TIfh
uaE OF december. 1Ss.. The SANS. shall be-
eoihs delinquent and shall bear interest
=, S;4e rate ot per cent. Ter annurn unttl
pa.u. ana II not paid before said time
penalty 70 i've t59 per cent shall b.
Aaded. and the sums delinquent shall be
Eatereu on the annual tax roll fer tss.
t9IreHt year against each lot and parcel
81 saIld aud part thereof so delinquent
any Win TIE interest and penalty shall be
So4SttSG as other taxes, together with
~ 80 daalsloaai charges or penalties as
are authorized 20 be charged and collected
on osher delinquent taxes, aud each lot
OF parcel OF land so delinquent shall he
soau iof The amount OF such assessment
win Interest. penalty and costs in the
manner provided by law
GEORGE F. MEACFfAM.
CITY Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
1857 A'''
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THE CITY Or sEATTLE.-ci,y Treas

IHE CITY Or SEATTLE.-city Treas
urSrs Notice.
nual lnstaiimsnt OF local Improvement DIS
tr'ct No. loo. for the Improvement OF Sec
Qua street tas widened by Ordinance. HOT
10 10 tns elty or Seattle, from the south nno
the provisions OF ordinance No. SSS5 which
provides for the Improvement OF said
street ny curling and paving certain por-
IONS thereof. and providing TOR the pay
ment therefor in instalIments and esfah-
lsning a fund for such payment hy the
ievying and collection Of special assess
insnts upon the property benefited by the
Improvement. and providing for the is
suance OF bonds as authorized by an act
OF the legislature OF the State OF Wash
l,igton, approved March eth, 1899 and un-
asr me proyisions of ordinance No. 334s
approved May 7th, 1884 as amended by
ordinahce No. 34o. approved July 1fth
1884. and the City Charter as amended and
now IN force. has been duly certified TO me
Iof collection, and the respective sums
therein charged and levied against each
parce! and lot Of land. and part thereof
IN said district. In payment Of such in
staLment remains unpaid, and the same
including the Interest or the whole
amount charged. must be paid on or be-
lore the nth day of December 1897 Tn
less payment be made on such instailment
on or before the 18th day of December.
1871. the same shall become delinquent
ana snail bear interest at the rate OF s
per cent. per annum until paid and II
not paid before said time, a penalty of
hTe t5) 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 as
other taxes, together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized 10
be charged and collected on other delin-
quent taxes. and each lot or parcel OF
land so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment. with interest.
penalty and costs, in the manner pro-
yided by law.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle
Date OF list publication November nth.
1907 ' ANN'''
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE--C4sy Treas
uTer's Notice
Notice Is hereby given thar the md an
nasl lnstsilE1snt Of local Improvement
cssIrrck NJ. lea Tor Fhs improvement Of
Front Street Gas wldened by Ordinances
numbered ll2e and 1fS1J and the adjacent
and cslglnectinE portions Of Yesse- Avenue
Including as part Of Front Street the pub
" square known as Pioneer Place In TIE
Ctty - Seattle, 1roE1 lie south Ling Cs
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make such corrections i, said roll as Il
deems tass. ana will shen BY Ordinance ap-
proSe saca roll and levy ansf assess toe
amounts tdersoS against each pzrcei and
90 90 land shown ia said roll. and declare
NE saTe Hen thereon. Said matter NAV
= adjourned 30 4 later date Il 50 orderaa
ny the City Council
WILL III. PARRY,
City Clerk of shs civ Of seattle
~ s.aae 81 first publication. November 10,
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fog the Improvement ~ Washington Street
NsaeT orssnaace No. 49,, as the same now
things approved.
Section > That there he ard Sc hereby
tStle1 ard assessed against each tarCes
a'sd 70. q land ard part thereof contained
IL s3fd Local Improvement district. -
S1owEt In said ROTH the respective amounts
taTreIn set against each parcel and LOT >f
ard and part thereof. and each ef seti
amounts il hereby declared a first Hen
against each parcel sad lot Of land an.i
iars thereof against which the same IS as
sessed In said roll; TIRE whole amount here
by assessed and levied against the prop
erty IN said Lccal Improvement District
being the sum Of Ten thousand niue hun
crS3 thirtv-rIne and N-la0 dollars and the
rair Of the assessment for each SUBDIVISION,
as shown N said roll Is AS follows: in ne
nr5t subdivision Seven and ss-l5a fs7 So
dollars for each front foot or equivalent
area; n the second subdivision Four and
sAieo "a, Sas dollars fer each front fo0g or
SIS equivalent area: In the third s3bdIyiS-
ION Thr.-a and A-ita Sn dollars for each
front foot or us equivalent ares; in the
dollars for each front foot or IT'S equtya-
ieat area.
Section 5 Said roll shall be delivered 20
the City Comptroller who shall forthwith
deliver 70 the City Treasurer n certified
copy thereof upon the receipt OF which the
treasurer shall proceed 20 collect the re~
sEeeisve amounts thereof in tho manner
provided hy law. TIE s3gy Treasurer shall
give such notice and take such proceedings
for the collection os said respective
amounts 50 levied and ASSESSED as are pre-
scrlbsd by the Charter and Ordinances of
the City OF Seattle and laws OF the State
Of Washington. and IL the same Dc not paid
within the time fixed therefor. there Saah
be added thereto the penalty. Interest and
charges fixed by the Charter AMI Crtii~
nances OF said CITY. and other proceedings
had thereon as provided By law and the
city Charter. The CITY Treasurer shall
proceed. after the first publication of sail
notice. with all due diligence with the coli
lection of said assessments.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall take e.
feet and he in force from and after It's pas
sage and approval. If approved BY th>
mayor: otherwise il shall take effect al taa
time Il shall become law under the pro-
visions or the City Charter.
Passed the City Council the flfh day ~
November 1897. and signed hy me in open
session in authorization Of its paSSase
this 1ith day 81 November, 1897
WILLIAM NJ ARpIE
President Protein OF the City Council
Approved 10y nle this 18th day of Novcln-
Der, 1897. J. e. CREIGHTON.
Acting Mayer.
Filed by me this 18th day OF November.
1897
Attest: WILL IL PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-onicio City
Clerk.
tSeaI)
Published November Is. 1927.
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-City Treas
urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the End an
nuaf instailment of local Improvement
district No los, for the Improvement of
Seventh Street, in the City of Seattle
from q point l20 feet north OF the north
line or Pike Street to Olive Street under
the provisions of ordinance No 3ss7 which
provides for the improvement of said
street by constructing pipe sewer along
the center of said street. together with all
necessary openings. wyes. manholes, ven
tiiators and flushing tanks, and by con-
meeting the same with the main inter-
cepting sewer now existing at the Inter
section of Olive and Seventh Streets and
providing for the paymen; therefor In in
stallments and esta biishing a fund for
such payment by the levying and collec-
ton or special assessments upon the prop
erty benefited by the Improvement and
providing for the issuance of bonds as
authorized by an act OF the legislature
of the State of Washington. approved
March 9th. 1895. and under the provisions
of ordinance No. 3Si9, approved May 7th,
1884. as amended by ordinance No $40.
approved July nth. 1ss4. has been duly
certified 20 me for collection. and the re-
spective sums therein charged and levied
against each parcel and lot of land, and
part thereof, In said district, in payment
OF such fnstallmeDt remains unpaid and
the same, including the interest on the
whole amount charged, must be paid on
or before the lIth day of December. 1897,
Unless payment be made on such INSTALL
ment on or before the uth day OF Decera-
Der. 1857. the same shall become delinauent
and shall bear interest at the rate Of &
per cent. per annum until Paid. and IL no:
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 collected as other taxes.
together with such addItiona, Charges or
penalties as are authorized To be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes
and each lot or parcel o. land so deRn-
quent shall be scld for the amount of
SUCH assessment. with interest penalty
and costs, In the manner provided hy law
GEORGE +. MEACHAN
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
Date of Isl publication November Iith
1891.
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RESOLUTION NO. i45-BE IT RE
solved by the CITY Council OF The City
of Seattle a. follows:
ID That it Is the intention OF the city
council TO Improve First AvenUe Sogat h
from the center line of King Street 10 the
center Tine Of Atlantic Street ay grading,
planking and side walking the same.
t2t That the cost thereof be paid by as
ssssSne nes to De levied uDon the proper;y
AUDITING upon said portion of said First
Avenue South under the plan Of 'imme-
date payment" in the manner nroyiglad
by the charter and ordinances Of The City
OF Seattle.
81 That the city engineer he directed
10 furnish to the city council an estlmat e
of the cost Of said Improvement.
t4 That tire matter of making said inn
proveEgent will be considered by the city
council at session thereof 10 he held on
the 6gh day Of December, 1887. AZ 7:@
o'clock p. u.. an which tine all persons
desiring to be heard before the city coun-
ell upon the matter OF making said Inn
provement are notified 10 b. present.
Passed the city council the sth day of
November 1885,. and signed by me tn opgn
session in authorization of It's passage
this sth day of Noyember. 1887.
F. Fl. HURD
President Pro Tenn of the City Council
Filed by me this sth day of November
1891. WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-officIo City
Clerk
Date of first publication. November 10.
1897
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RESOLUTION No. iis-BE IT RE-
soFsc ey the City Ccuncii Of The City
OF Seattle as foilewSs
Vi That il il the intention of the city
soancI! 10 improve First Avenue south
.ron1 Jester Way to the center lire of
hlng Ssrees. by replaDkiny the same.
- That the cost thereof Sss paid ~ as
ssss1iSnis 10 D. levied UPON the property
.outiing upon said portion OF said FIRST
avenue South under the ai2n OF .'inns-
olSse payment In tire manner provided
~ the charter AMI ordinances Of The City
of Seattle.
sd That tia city engineer We directed to
furnish 10 TIE city COUNCIL All estimate IF
TIE cost OF said Improvement
sa TAat the matter OF making said in
nfoTenent VIII be considered BY the city
council sc B session thereof 20 h. held on
the ssh cav Of December. 1887 atz:Sa o'clock
. n. at which time all persons desiring 10
DC asard before the city council upon the
matter or making said Improvement are
notified 10 Re present
Passed the city council, ths sth day of
November. 1885, and signed by me in upea
session in authenticate of It's pssssSs 10
this st1 day o. November, 1887
President Pro TEN Of the City Council.
Filed BY nae this SIR day of November.
1887 WILL. III PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-oflcio City
Clerk.
Date OF ars, publication. November 10.
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CITY TREASURER's NoTICE-The fell
lowing city warrants viii be paid upon
presentation at the City Treasures Of
ice. Interest on said warrants viii
cease at the expira ton of fifteen days
from the first publication OF this notice:
First Series. Fire Fund. Nos. los TO
l.0s0 inclusive.
Second Series, Road Fund, Nos. 3.9S- u
Ices inclusive.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication, November 3th,
1897
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IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE -The fol-
lowing described mare. pisced in the city
pound Thursday. November H. lS91. Viii
be sold at public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash In hand. 10. pay cost Of
impounding and adveriisinS Saturday.
November q. 1897. az 10 O'Clock a. m, at
the front door az police headquarters.
corner Third avenue and YeSier way.
One bay mare. : years old, white spot
on left uossril, branded on left hip
The owner of the above described mare
being unknown to me.
e. s. REED. Chief Of Police.
Date Of first ntrfiica ton Nov. Is isfT.
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ssS REwARD-Tlse above reward VIII ~
rad for direct information leading 20 ses
ta-s.fnss Of Hat SnisA Barney Aesgs Cf
$50 ~ AZ E1sss CITY. Id2he. Address
j NJ Rex. a-ss Hinchley esock. Seattle.
Wash
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TnEo DESIGNER. s1cs.nith. removed.
- Sxsisy.
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RESOLUTION No. i44-RE IT RE-
sofFsc BY the City Ccancil of The city
OF Seattle as follows:
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KLoNDrKE-ouTFrrs.
Observation-Disclosures.

s7ng SECURES FARE, including meals.
10 Prince William sound. and experience
ed Copper river guide to point or Cop
per river 30 miles from its mouth APP
ply e Sullivan building. Freight free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
Will Enterta n at Gaspee POM.

Next Thursday, Bunker Kill day, Gaspee
Chapter of the Daughters Of The American
Revolution will entertain guests nt Ga,pco
Point. They will include tn Sons Of tie
American Revolution, TIE Colonial Danes
and 'he Historical Society. More than so In.
vita;ions have becn extended. Governor Dyer
has accepted an invitation 20 be present Tho
good time will take place between AID 9
o'clock IN the afternoon. An address will be
delivered by Auasa NJ. Eaton on the burning
OF the Gaspee and its results, Tao society had
made arrangements to celebrate the l25th an.
nivcrsary OF tho burning Of the Gaspec. hut
owing TO the pefverse June weather tho cele.
braiion was postponed 10 the time mentioned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
Committee on Fourth of July.

The Fourth of July committee met In
the city hall last evening and made rur-
ther arrangements for the celebration Of
the nations birthday in this city The
different classes and conditions Of the
bicycle par ade. the Irizos To be offered
are made known in a circular just issued.
Governor Dyer has signified his intention
OF participating in the parade with his
staff, and tho COMMITTEES had been in
formed that tho brigade Of State Militia
would turn out I'm full forca The COM
mittee has hired Reeves American Band,
the Livsey- Hedlcy, Stones Continental
and the Olneyville Cadet bands All in
dications point to a successful public OBJ
slryance OF the great and glorious
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
POI WASHINGTON ST.
Remarkable June Weather.

June is rare, sure enough. No stretch Of
imagination can agres that il has done well
thus far in its career. This year rhe mont
of ros breaks the record for ten years. 1t is
the coldest June known in n decade and 1t has
been abnormally wet. More rain fell during
the past "a hours than in the whole month a
couple OF years ago. The temperature has
shown an average of about hve degrees be-.
hind the regular article. and the producers
of garden sass are appr hensive OF the out
come Of crops. Winter underwear is still in
vogue, but If all signs are to be relied upon
the summer hotel keeper may be happy yet.
The weather makers promise better things in
few hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10

TO this room 40 one side is a wardrobe ana
locker, those adjoining buffet when oc'
cupies portion Of one end OF large uin-
ing room. "A private room comes next,
and adjoining that Is the bathroom ana
another private room. The reniainuer OF
the car IL taKon up by the opservation
room. This is one of the IDost elaborate
designs of all those submitted.
Tho project for tho presidents train
call TO mind the remarkable advance
which has been made in the comforts OF
railroading the last thirty five or forty
years. Up To 1860 only n fow private cars
had been built, md rEey were structures
costing little II any moro than the ordi-
nary passenger car of that period. In the
early sixties man who had charge OF
800 miles oi railroad was considered ono
Of the foremost men OF his business. The
change from then Co now, from no pri-
vate cars at all to n private car for almost
every one, is shown by the fact that the
Pullman car shops alone have turned out
100 private cars during the last fifteen
years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
r. /. SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
Annual Meeting Held-Board OF Officers
Elected.

The annual meeting OF the Rhode
Island School Of Design was held yester-
day afternoon. The various reports of the
officers were received. That of the treas
urer showed the receipts for the.year to be
$050l. 81, and the estimated deficiency
$500. 5a The reports were satisfactory TO
the members having the welfare of the
school I'm hand. At the meeting Of the
board OF directors held Immediately after
the annual meeting the following officers
were elected: President, Prof. William c.
Poland; vice president, Isaac {. Bates !;
treasurer, stephen o. Metcalf; secretary,
Fl. NJ. Rice; committee on finance, Hon.
Royal @. Taft, Stephen O. Metoalf, Walter
O. Peck. committee of management,
Thomas b. Stockwell, r. j. Nickerson.
Howard Hoppin, Mrs. Gustav Radeke !;
committee on museum, William C. Baker,
Isaac G.. Bates, Prof. w. c. Poland,
Edward f. Ely, Mrs. Gustav Radeke;
committee on buildings, Jesse Metcalf,
Hon. Royal c. Taft, Isaac G. Bates,
Stephen o. Metcnlf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
WHISKY MEN TO MEET.
Convention Will Be Held at Either
Cincinnati or Louisville.
Will Advocate a 20 Cent Tax and
Bonded Period OF Five Years.

Cincinnati. o., June l0.-Whisky distillers
and wholesale liquor dealers believing that,
while they themselves disagree as to what
modification they want OF laws affecting their
laws can be expected of Congress, have formu-
lated plan to get together and come to some
common agreement. This plan, as divulged
by some of the leaders here, is to propose 10
cent tax, fve-year bonded period, five
year allowance Of outage, all goods in bonds
10 run eight years, all goods made in future
TO run Ave years with allowance TO end OF
five years.
John r. Hogue OF this city has gone to
Louisville 10 arrange for calling convention
at Cincinnati or Louisville These steps have
been taken after correspondence with distil-
lers and dealers all over the country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
81. Johns Choir Festival.

The third annual choir festival OF a..
Johns church will be held this evening, and
IL Is TO be n preliminary service TO the cele-
bration of the i75th snniversaryof Of the parish,
which Is announced for tomorrow. ~. Bsrna.
las day. The music will he rendered by the
regular choir OF the parish, assisted by Mr..
Frank Raia, harpist. under the direction Of
William Eccles. organist and choir master.
The choir Of the Church Of the Messiah will
occupy the west gallery and assist in chanting
the psalter and the congregation will be re-
quested 70 Join I'm singing The HYMNS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10

Mrs Mary Hatch, No. 6lS North Main ST..
Providence, X. l., says; Il was a great
dyspepsia and liver complaint with all the ter
rible symptoms of those diseases. | WAS
weak and entirely run down, and had become
discouraged. As / had tried "a number OF the
best ply sicians in Providence and had taken
81 kinds of ratent medicines without relief,
I.become discouraged and thought there was
no help for me. IL was with little faith that
] began using Munyon's Dyspepsia and Liver
Cures but the results wer' beyond INV Cx
pectaiions. One vial each of these wonderful
remedies have made me cured woman, and
| cannot praise them too much"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
Mrs. Tielden and Miss Chace's School.

Graduating exercises were held at Mrs.
Fieden aud Miss Chace's school yester-
day afternoon and large company Of rel
atives and friends enjoyed the exercises.
The graduates were Ethel Sanford Snow,
Jessie Ina Gushing. Abby Eddy Fiske and
Minnie Gertrude Page. The following
program was rendered:
Devotional exercises; essay, "Three
Great Sculptors," Miss SNOW; music,
Great Western Land" essay LA Fon-
taine; Corneile. Miss Fiske; music,
1.-The Angels Gift" essay. 1.-The Prin-
cess. Miss Cushing; music, "Sweet and
Low;" recitation, from The Princess {"
Miss Page: music, "Herdsman's Song;"
awarding diplomas.
"Gix Cups Of Chocolate" Edith V. b.
Matthews translated from the German }
Miss Adeline Won Lindau. German
girl, Miss Fiske; Miss Marion Lee a
transplanted Southern girl Miss Snow
Miss Dorothy Green, u New Highlander
Miss Cushing; Miss Hester Beacon. a
Bostonian, Miss Brown; Miss Beatrix
Van Kortlandt, New Yorker, Miss
Wilbur; Miss .Jeannette Durand, a
French girl, Miss Page
Miss Mary Woodruff COMBS vocal pu-
pills gave an enjoyable recital in Steinert
hall last evening and the large audience
OF friends was we'll pleased with the vocal
ability shown by the young musicians
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-10
Welded I a, the Hotel La Rose.

Mrs. Emma Jane La Rose, proprietor
Of the Hotel La Rose, 40 Angel street,
and William Pratt of this city were mar
ried In the par!cr Of the hotel at o'clock
last evening The ceremony was spor-
formed by Rev. NJ. s. McCord. Only
members OF the immediate family Of the
bride and groom attended. Immediately
after the ceremony the newly married
couple left for the boat train for New
York, amid showers OF rice and good
wishes Of the relatives and residents.