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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-16

REDoLUTION NO. iH-A RESOLUTION
pSoyidfnR for notice of assessment roll
M Local IMPROVEMENT District No. 14s.
Tor the Improvement OF Occidental Ave-
niue from the center line of Yesier Way
70 the southerly line Of jackson Street.
under Ordinance No. 1919
Whereas HERETOFORE the city council duly
passed Ordinance No. 1919 approved Octo-
bef & 1897. providing for the Improvement
Of Occidental Avenue from the center line
OF Yesler Way to the southeriy lire OF
Jackson Street: and.
Whereas. q. contract for said improve
ment was duly LET by the board OF public
works on the fst day OF November. 1se-,
and kaid board did within twenty dayx
thereafter. to-wit: on the 18th day OF Mo-
sember 1877. report TO the city council an
assessment roll prepared BY the city en-
sineer. which said roll contains the de-
srrlDtlon OF each lot and parcel of land
and part thereof TO be assessed for said inn
nrovemenf with all the matter and things
rsduired BY the charter and ordinances OF
the city to be contained in such roll. the
district therein contained being known az
Local Improvement District No 14cs'
now. therefore. DC 1t
Rssolysd BY the City Council Of the CITY
That the city COMPTROLLER be and he is
hsreey directed to publish In the official
newspaper Of the City Of Seattle for ten
consecutive Issues q notice OF such roll
teresttd that said roll has been reported to
the city council and fled with the CITY
romptroller and ex-officlo clerk. and re-
curing them 10 appear before city council
~ session thereof TO be held in the
council chamber in the city hall on Mon
cay the 9Th DAY Of December. 1897 at 7:3O
o'clock .. m. being a day not less than
nftsen days from the date OF such notice,
ana make objections thereto. II any they
Rave IT which time and place the council
VIII consider any and all objections made
ana VIII make euch corrections In said roll
q u deems Just and shall by ordinance
approve such roll. when found correct and
snan levy and assess the amounts thereof
rrtscrfhed by the city charter and or.fi-
names and general laws In relation there
TO- Said matter may be adjourned to A
aler date Y 20 ordered by the city council
Ard be II further
Resolved that there be session OF the
civ council on said 9Th day OF December
iS' At 7:N O'clock D. m. for the purpose
ot takin~ action 90 said assessment roll
as herelnhefore set forth
PsSed the City Council the 18th day of
november. 1897 and signed by u,e In open
ssssson 10 authorization OF lis passage
tais 18th day Of November. lsa7
W. CHAPMAN.
President Pro Tenn of the city Council
.IrHed by ne this 18th DAY Of November
~ WILL II. PARRY.
lily COMPTROLLER and Ex-offirso City Clerk
Pphiished November I6 1897
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PORTLAND. Nov. ls-The local whea,
hmaIke, " weak and lower. and prices have
efs entirely out OF the market, Dealers
wno were stu hanging on quoted .21s3r.
vi, With an occasional BIC as an extreme fg.
ana Valley &c. Frei9h,s are sin hoo,osn~
and the heavy receipts OF wheat, with in
saeqoase tonnage with whieh 10 handle h.
seem 70 justify the rates that ara being
Ciearsd-Brit;sh steamship Fiintshtrs. for
Mafseiifes, with iH.51 bushels wheat.
steamship Fiorf6a. for ST. Vincent. with
l6i43 bushels wheat.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLLr-No-
tice Of Assessment Rod OF Local Improve
raes,t D.str.c; No. Ji2. FOR the impEove-
neuf OF Occidental Avenue from the
cerrcr ssne of YsUGer Way TO the sousherfy
;{un az Jackson Street. under Ordinances
80. No and hearing thereon.
Notice IL fsereby given that the Aaee8-
nert roll Of Local Improvement District
No 1l2 Tor ;sc Improvement OF Occideutat
Irepue from the center Line OF YesIer Way
Is TIE soutiserIy line of Jackson Street. I'M
- ordi3aDcc No, 4Si3 has been reported
"a tho Eoafd Of PUBLIC Works TO the City
Cccncii Of the City of Seattle. and Is now
= AZ in the ofYicc Of the City Comptroller
- ex-offscio city clerk and the sal me n
sou opeE for public inspection at said Of
- and will renz.n open for inspection
ansN Monday, The 9Th day of December
1e51, a. five O'Clock p. m. and all persons
lntfsezted are hereby required to appear
before tho City Council at session thero-
e 70 be held in the Council Chamber in
- City Hall. On Monday. the 9Th day Of
Dscember. 1887. at 80 o'clock .. m, and
rake objections thereto. AT said time 30
fxed the Council Will consider any and all
ohjecfions made and will make such cor
secft0ns In said roll as IL deems just, and
VII then By Ordinance approye such roll
anA levy and assess the amounts thereof
"a said roll. and declare the same 4 firrt
Hen thereon Said matter may be adjourn
"a 70 later date IL SO ordered by the City
Council.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Clerk OF the City OF Seattle.
pass Of first publication. November II.
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CITY NOTICES.

- aae4ton Of this ordinance. ana 70 pro-
80 - necessary s,one. zoolD and other
@sferiaiS neceHary therefor
- q This ordinance shall take eject
and BE- Ia force from and aitsr Y paasa1e
.sS1r.iso IL shall take effect az the tis1A jt
shsH become q law under the provi9acnn Of
fie city charter
Passed The city council the 10th Gay d
axnvemrb<r 1851 and sigf1ed by me Ia open
~~si<.n II, authorization OF its passage
sEse 10fh day Of November. 1897.
=! ID. q. RUDY,
Sree3depf Pro Tenn OF the City Council
3erroyed BIZ me this 18th dag Of Sovem-
- 1S67. y. f. CREIGHTON.
Acting Mayor.
Filed BY me this 18th day OF November.
AfseA. WILL n. PARRY.
CIV Comptroller and Ex-officio City Clerk
faeaID
pssi5sIss,ed November IS 1881.
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ORDINANCE NO. i6s&-AN ORDINANCE
g license and regulate the business of
aealiAs IN second hand goods. and pro-
yang penalties Ter the viola ton thereof
fcllows: - ~S~'e "a
Seri0n !. That every nesson. FIRM or cor
~ssaueh who shall engage in the business
oi enyiak or selling second hand clothing
Of garments o. any kind. or second hand
hand des.er.
ss'. !, Every second hard dealer shall
Keen beck. ~ which he shall az the limo
o. eny purchase. enter. In the English Lam
1850 written In Ink. true and accurate
y Nefll'tlon II every article purehss ed hy
.h the name ana residence OF the yender
no amount naid she date and hour az pt1rs
.f,rc; and said hook "a waii ~ every ar.
nee or thing purchased shall always he
v men .e The i,spectlen To the Chief OF Po-
oiricer "a H01S''" :" ShF ioiiee
sse . When any second hand dealer
snaii purchase the entire household effects
sa nhy aonss. or OF anv householder n
49, aeens sufficient compliance
~ ~ ser,lon two g, of this ordnance 10
snssf N his book the number or the street
az honse aud the name OF the yender
: s s,,,.s ! renerai description OF the property
Sc. 4 Every second hand dealer shslt
ZINE cut and deliver To the chief of po-
~ ~ his cffsce In Seattle before In. honr
- nosh raeh day. eonv Of the entries and
A.
"sss'asss e. sAe rseviens .iay.
60 -. Every secoai hand dealer before
. .s 70 carry on business shall oh
"a. iseense from The Clt~ Of Seattle and
nss .,sFe'ar 5vs go dollars per anaum
ecee,. Annually - advance
Aat second hand dealer who shall
a. az 70 'fhsrit Ttth ~ shAn Visis4r qny t,f
- ~ stsiosS q II q ordinance shalt ufsort
,tnsVfioa ~ aee,i IN ANY es1l,, ne. tss,s
.s.h tes ''ai dollars nGr more .asn ATTY
* aePsfs for the Ffs-t nTsuee ara unan
~ Ntfh3 conviction Tire said perspn sYs,s
c,sneFr ZION. snail he fnsa in any san,
'Nff than 0fiV f$sN dollars nar mere
-. I'VE hundred dollars ,ss-o. and shatl
fsfet hts N,nn4. -
-, This ordinance shan take eject
-, ee III Force ffcoI ana after SIS narxsen
e,h anuroYat e spnrnVvd nv th,, laayor,
.sr'wlse Y shalt take effect 81 the time Il
~ 80 ,nscosne law under the provisions ~
We city charter.
$50 he city council the nth DAY of
..ss,eh'5er }Nsf AMI slsnrsi ~ me- IN of,e.1
,As'sa ~ aufheatlch fion Of ~ naSsaxe
hee iska day 81 November iSs-
~ WILLIAM NcAEDTF
.ssteen' Pro TEN OF the Ciss Council
kss",,ssnsed BY me this }s;h ias Af Nayens~
+sSf' ]. T.. CREIGHTON
r,.s Acting MAYOR
iNr. - NE ta'S 1Sfh day OF November,
ATTEST, ven. =, ,.nrr
sn'aptroiler snd Ex~oYtcsa city Clerk.
p.tlished NoYs s.,ber Is lxsc.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STtANFss 49, -, I.nx.. -
Carrying uassd s N,ss sse 'sas No., s,y
y &c stay ard Friday AZ a. IN sor PORT
s@sses as5 San taag Islands and New
wsasee Re.nrn,s, sss sss s Sew wat
.U@1 IA Thompson tasna er~osner.
! fsix gosarsiis 4 Co. agents. City dock
-rrts.brnc Main 81
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
eTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEIA

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays az II n
p. m. for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysht. cisssam Bay and Neah
Paw. returning arrives at Seattle p. m
on opposite days Steamer EvanTeI leaves
Yeeier dock for Per. Townsend. Port An
Eeies and Victoria Mondays. Wednesday W
ard Fridays at $50 D. m. arrives Seattle
alterrate days at $50 p. N.
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WASHINGTON. Eov. - r..ras ~ y
ler OF the earrsncy has assm s.o. 49, ~
in favor OF creditors OF ID
follows. $50 ,~<ys4 u
a,,,'ls rslaI National. OF Densss' '.S
Oregon National. q Fonisno. fve ~
First NATIONAL Of enn AaAs -S
s@r cent.
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st f.lN u IN -
rsaxss S;slhralia dock. foot 81 W2sntHg-
80 s.reere Tuesdays. Thursdays ssd Sat-
ss-s O'Clock a. IA, for kingston.
Ss 99-sr,sfs seahsSk Hrl.Dor, kelly
n.xx. - I.lllswaun FATS. Hcsasport And
f-sss, tsssy Returns alternate days
: 4'AN'-' u. TgoCIAAS. AAssss.
Tslsrhone. Red III
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DEATHS AND FtsEnAL

pr,NTTSfs-Af salmon Hay: 4ennay 49,
y@snb@r Ii uss, Of typnosd fsv1s
If. Printing aged y years :.
the runerai win ~ hsid fasnoIre. !. ~. =
...+ta.,.k :. fns rewsaesc~ Of bis mother. Ms.
E.ss, seasuertnsn. af Salmon BAY.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-~The Evening
Posts London financial cabicgram says:
The stock market was quiet today. ex-
cept the rise In one or two special Rhode
SIAN mining shares. Investment stocks
remained steady. Americans opened good
and then gave way a little. as New York
was apparently awaiting the decision OF
the Nebraska rate question. Thcy closed
lower, but with "A firm undertone. Grand
Trunk steadily rose for reasons that have
previously been stated. The buying Is
sim Of good character
Spanish stocks were better. Nothing
definite Ia really known about the rumered
Heoiey Spanish loan.
Money il easy. but unchanged. Large
sums have been repaid TO the Bank OF
England In the past thirty days.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
quiet.
LONDON. Nov. i5.--consois. 1i3: silver.
eGssd.
Brcmdstuns.
LIVERPOOL, November IS - Close
wheat--spot No. / red Northern spring
steady at Is cad. corn-arnt American
mixed firm At Is III. November quiet at
81 ID: December duh at 80 Cad; January
quiet at 81 Cd.
The imports OF wheat into Liverpool for
the week were from Atlantic ports, -. 100
quarters; from Pacific ports none. from
other ports, % 600 quarters.
The imports of corn from Atlantic ports
800 quarters.
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FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE To TACOMA

SEATTLE I'D TAIsOMA
Four round trips daily except SUNDAY.
In one hour and twenty-fv minutea
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. Scattie-Tacoma
route as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYA
TIME CARD
Leave Seattle--s.b. Ills q. m: 2a5, e.fs
p m.
Leave Tacoma-s.36 q. M. ]. 40 . D. m
SUNDAYS
Leave Geattle-s:39 q. m: II m; 5 D. m.
Leave Taeoma--ss3D a. nn.: 20 T:s5 o. In
Landing 81 Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock foot of Ma
ron street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Warrington.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

sgec4af Dispatch 10 the Post-fnteliigeneer.
NEAH BAY. Nov. III p. m.-Gloads.
light south wind. Tug Bcyd~n In hay.
TATGGSH Sng. 81 r. Tn.--- barometer.
81 u: cloudy. wind east. ssxtexn miles. In
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO,
snAGIr RIVER Rot rI.-s'es Eier city

SkAsl.r RIVER Rnlirss-sgea aisr City Of
Vshampa.gn weekly time cards
Y@svgs SEATTLE November n at y mid
80 <n,s.ueer l. at - midnight. Me-
.As. ~ az & a. nj Leaves Mount Xer-
49,, Move snner IL at : =. IA; November ~
ny. m. November q AZ 4, ~, eslltns
a. Tnlalsp, stsawe~aa. FIR ssSgis CiSy.
Wsnnt Vernon snd Asos.
49,. mock steamers for all points on ira
ssnas caen AL night u. II. Mcdonald.
.ss,ster. tplerhars Main s..
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STEAMERS
soSf ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
LLGEoN ROUTE.

sFEAMER MARY i, PERLEY
Ives 0alhFa p dock foot cf Washing
ssan STREET. FOR SyNaa lsVuvs Tor, White.
spssYsseisTton, 1. ; Dry Dock. cha rissson'
S s.ay ,Frseyson. Si,r>sdala esity, ex,
=, $3.50 satsrdaSs aud sundays az 100 u.
"a. sAluFdSSs 81 - = n SUNDAYS n. 5.ssl
a. het9FpiaS, ls2Eas SsNersisie az fga
49, Dry pnes " A. SATURDAY nights
r !. TS.s,ses'iate ,.si = VA. Dry Dack s;ae
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.enernI Quotations.

Receipts, 81 .s2s: exports. s2i2 bar
rels Sales. sAes packages. Steady and
fairly active without changes. Winter
straightS. sa5sa47a: Minnesota patents.
ssf45 90 winter extras. ~ MA. Minnesota
bakers, 81 aas4 50. winter low grades. $3.50
&C ~.
Wheat-Reeeipts, 27z.sI5: exports. g. .sas
bushels. spot dull: No. 2 red s3t.c. OPP
tiosas opened arnier on cos6 weather West
and h@iter cables. ease6 OF under bearish
weekly statistics and after ruling duH all
day, closed at Ssffs1c set oscilne. NoysTn-
Der closed at &c. December. asssg5sc.
closed at 1sx.c-
Hapz-Sts2dy.
yEooI,~st eassy.
pesrcseurl-~<ssset: United closed AT s1s.s
1's,gres-esIo@ed steady. with prices Safsa
points advance Sales. ~ 500 bags. fnefnf-
ing: December. 5.sszsS-sSc Marsh. = $5cs
SPOT coffee. Rio steady. No : invoice. &c.
No : sobDiag, &c. Mid quiet. Cosooya.
ss~s2isc-
sasar-Raw strong; tssr refining, sac:
centrifugal. rs-tess- ssscs rsEnfd nrrn-
Metals.
Pig warrants quiet; ss& BID. s.
asked
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TAcoMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER.

STEAMER UTOPIA
wHi sasf from Colman dock every Mon
day and Thursday at s .. N. for Blaine
and Vancouver Fars TO Blaine. Ss.oe;
Vancouver $50.
Telephone Main 81.
A. r. MAXWELL. Agent.
Colmau Dock.
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE.
steamer City or Kingston between Ta-
coma. Wash. and Victoria. r. c.
hsgpmlI.vI Tacoma Iiie Ar 4se9pm
waQpmlLyI 81 SEATTLE s2IArl I:s5pm
laDamLyi lzlPt. Townsend Is Ario Sam
S:lsamlArll0l Victoria NlLss s:oDam
DAILY except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes first-eiass accor1-
modattons. carrying both freight and
Passengers. and leaves from Yesier wharf.
Seattle. COR NietarEa at 10 D. M. and for
Tacoma at Els p. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
stateroDgns until Z a. m.
For rates. tickets. etc. inquire o.
q. r. THORNDYKE,
Agent. Yesier Wharf. Seattle.
l. a. NADEAu
General Agent. N. p. Ry.. Seattle.
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The harometric pressure ia generally
high throughout the Pacific. siVpe, but
has been falling today Ia tns extreme
Northwest Rain hss esliy occurred at
ssatsexvi points Eu Western Washing s0sl.
Tadays maximum Temperature. H.. min
snQu tempe AZURE, -. meaH tsInpsra-
turs 90 weather cloudy.
C. ~ SALISBURY. 0issarger.
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',s1,t Nsakp STpCk NOTfCE~The ISL
.oe'ns Described mare. Ms ee,q IN the cav
- 49, i6ufSt1N NoN rnber II. 1897. viii
800 Ell pnA4tc auction 20 the highest
inieF tcr cash IN band 80 paw cost q.
s,poNading AMI advertising. SATURDAY,
~,nesF ?. Isl AZ - o'clock a. "a a,
ns tFens Soar of pel.ce headquarters,
n.ner Fhi-a avenUe ard Nesisr way,
-, ese eay nla.e. : wears ola. wFssfe spot
~ ssstril. branded on seFt h.p.
Nc owner ~ the above Described MARI
Wshs naknosn ~ me.
-. REED cNfes 81 poff~s.
nss ~ FRS .s,fhi{eaA,r ~ ~ ,sa-
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PAclvsC coAsT sTEAns1H @.

ACAHsC COAST sTEAnSnIP CO.
~nqne CemRanys elesant steamsss UNA
q CITY or PCEBIAA ana WALLA
WsALLA leave SEATTLE for San iran
3 ~ FcFt Townsend and Victoria. b.
s = Is q = :. jan 1 y ! 4 4 3 8 s n D.s
p.c cAn fsrss.ne I, a M. NOV. s 4 g. g. g
20. i Y =; =: 9 2 Jan. Z u; 2. z.
= m Nov. 2. I. u. II, 4 a. DEC.
Tn. =. - -. g q. Jan. !. s. II, n. =. .. a
nas e seattle .. m. Nov. s. n. Is, y. s. y,
~ = ~. q. =, Is. % Jan. 1, 3. H. =. e =.
81 Ins elegant steamers CORONA, CITY
- ~ urEkA, AND AL-KT leave SEAT
LIZ Tor Alaska a. m. Nov I, 6 II. Is n.
Il l. :. ii. IL. z. =, 81. Jan. 6. 70. Is.
- Due hack al Seattle Nov. u. q.
:. Dec 2. T. Is. IL. g. g. Jan 2. !. Il. f7.1z.
=. Eeo. ]. = IL The company reserves right
. - onsn&s without previous notice. steam
sainnR dates and hours Of sailing.
- TRowERIDGE. p. s. Sups- Ocean
OUEL 5eafsle- Ticket Agent. 6S First Ava
AODALL. PERKIES & CO.. Gen
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The Reliable
STEAMER FARALLON
VIII sail for

alaska
The Reliable
STEAMER FARALLON
VIII sail for
JUNEAU. SKAGUAY AND DYEA.
November is. at p. m. and every fifteen
days thereafter.
Passenger accommoda tons are Al Am
pie room for freight and stock.
For rates and further information call at
Schwabacher's Wharf. foot OF Union
street Telephone. Pike S..
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW,
Seattle Nov x n

s~1Nt]S. WV. 4ESf.
, Ixenanges ~ the Seattle. Tacoma, Spo-
Aans and Portland clearing houses today
were:
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Transacts savings bank business ex-
clusfveIy.
Deposits received from 81 to 3l6,Oo.
Interest allowed per apEum: Six Der
cent. on term deposits: per cent. on or
di9ary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coiaterais only.
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r.coNA SEATTLE AND wHArcoM

TACOMA. SEATTLE AND wHATcoM
ROUTE.
e.asrsr George r. Starr leaves Tacoma
=. = y, MONDAYS Wednesdays and FRI
"a" fer Seattle, Anacertes. Fsirhaven
va Nsw whatcor. having Seattle az >
sf'. Returning leaves New Whatcom
4 - Itnt,rsuaNs Saa SATURDAY ~ az =
= NJ steamer goes TO Blaine wednes-
sayS
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RAgNEsoN & CHlLcoTT.
chin ana Steamship Agents. Freight and
Chartering Brokers.
Offices. Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black Sei.

PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
ssfass s4ss-r ftisAn (eaves daily. except sun
day. AZ Z a. m; SUNDAY difecl ~ a m. :
:
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
IEGToN ROUTE
aTExNER 4. H ROBINSON.


On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route. leaves city dock. foot Of Main
street, go a. M. calling Al South Beach.
Hsrchrv Ersck Yard. Bremerton, u. 3.
Navy Yard, Ssdney. CnArlesfon, Tracyton.
Chico. EilyerfAle Leaves Port Orchard
Eavy Station AZ p Nj arrives Seattle ~
Boeardus & Co.. agentA Telephone.
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WASHINGTON 4 Alaska STEAM
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE

WASHINGTON 4 Alaska STEAM
SHIP CO.'S STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
SEATTLE to DYEA and SKAGUAY.
This MAGNIFICENT steel screw steamship
will sail from Seattle for Juneau. Skag-
,s.a,y Bay. Dsea and way ports November
Her accommodations are unrivaIed. She
In the finest fastest. and most comfortable
above above tn the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY will operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALIE
From Seattle November 18th for Juneau.
Skaguay Bay. Dyea and way ports
For freight and passage apply to
c. H J. STOLTENBERG.
Gen; ticket ags unssr "a no Z; ticket on, OF
STR CITY of ABERDEEN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT TO 4; M;
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
STR. MULTNOMAH
DAILYl
LEAVES FOR r. ! p NJ AND OLYMPIA
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA. 30 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. - CENTS
Ts, Main 81 CITY DOCK. Agent
CAPT. l. WILEY. Manager.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1881.

DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1851.
Surplus .s.-.........-. ................. 100 900
CRESCENT tast,a ;,....-'...A a Denny
Sight exchange and Geographic trans
fers on New York Chicago. ST paul San
Francisco, Portland and various points In
Oregon and Britizh Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
Bonds. stocks and other vaIuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE e egsK os SOUP sEarri NATIONAL
Capital stock paid IN $500
surplus .,........ S,@
Il. c. Neufelder ............. Vice Presidenc
r. V. Ankeny .........................C Cashier
Correspondence in ali the principal elite.
In the United States and Europe.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid:up capital 600
surplus ........ ................ l50O0O
Maurice McMicken ............. President
J. II. McGraw ..-.............vice President
Lester Turner ..,..... ............. Ca shier
General banking business transacted
Sight and telegraphic exchange payable
n all the principal cities Of the United
Letters of credit furnished on Alaska,
b r. Co.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Paid-up capital ...-........ ......... 500, 900
Trauxaets = general banking business
NJ. u. Ballard .....................P President
II. G.. Henry Vice President
Safety Deposs. Boxes for Rent
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and nnSta,he can be made tidy. =
even celor. by the Use II Eurksne6
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Nov. f1--Todsy's state
mont Of the condition OF the treasur,
shows: Available caat balance, tsss -. si
gold reserve, ti55.gis.zla
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r,I.TrpM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
VIVA ROUTE.

T.ke steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
x-itsnsven or whatcom. Leaves CONNER
cial dock. Tacoma. Z ?, m; City dock
1 ..ss,.s and Sat Returning. leaves What
Come o. m; Fairhaysn. sa5 q: m. and
Anscartes 10 p. M, sun: Nednes: and
Y,.na,ns sfs5 or & round trip.
'@N' w. II. ELLIS.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

Capital ..... ....... .. $fee 000
-OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Sa@0N aEtH --.-.--.s.. ffFSiuenl
Arthur A. Denny ........,...Nice President
Jonn Leary .......... second Vice President.
James r.. Hayden. Manager. Cssh'r. Sec'y
Frank l. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
E. c. Neufelder. J. r. GreenIeaf.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL; -. },
hotel In the slate; ssee',sus
NADER, improvements. no -.