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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-11

RESOLUTION No. 91-Be il resolved oy
the City Council Of the City Of Seattle
az follows
Cd That II Is the intention of the City
Of Seattle 10 improve Olive Street be-
tween Boren Avenue and Terry Avenue.
and Terry Avenue between Olive Street
and point l19 feet southerIy from the
constructing therein proper sewers to-
gether with ali necessary Hges. openings,
smannoies. lampholes Yentilatofs, catch
basins and flushing tanks.
81 That the cost thereof be paid by an
assessment upon the property abuttEng
upon said portions OF said Olive street
and said Terry Avenue under the plan Of
Immediate payment in the manner pro-
vided by the Charter and Ordinances 81
the City OF Seattle.
CO. That the City Engineer he directed
10 furnish 10 the City Council an esti-
mat. Of the cost OF said Improvement
a. That the matter IF making said IN
pfovemeDt VIII be considered by the CITY
Council at a session thereof "a be held on
the 9Th day of December. ls5S. at ~
O'Clock y. M. at which time all persons
desiring 10 be heard before the City
Council upon the matter of making SAID
Passed the City Council the sth day or
November. ls9s. and signed by me in open
session 10 authorization Of its passage
this ztf day of November ISIS.
W. y. RINEHART.
President OF the city Council
Filed by me this eth day OF November
lSsls WILL IT. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-Odicio City
Clerk.
BY 6. X CORYELL Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication November 10.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Nov. ia-Wheat started
weak: opening transactions were AZ 1'sEg
ssisC compared with yesterdays Closing
price Of esAsaI"fs4c and further slight
decline soon occurred. several small lots
changing hands AT GbussiSc. The trade
WAS under the influence Of Liverpool. The
market was quoted sd lower aud sdriees
from there attributed most OF the decline
~ the peaceful tone of lord Salisbury :
speech last night. Traders there had been
expecting something entirely different.
and with the strain relieved prices natur-
a3ly dropped New York reported small
demand from foreigners Tor America
wheat but this Was looked for. IL being
KNOWN that with rD European war cloud
above the buying on that side would be
confined 20 current Wa nts Up to ii D,
o clock the trading was excessively dull-
There was some buying against puts
and this and the more favorable sea board
ady!ces IS 80 the foreign demand rus
tanned prices. Cables announcing closing
quotations abroad. however, knocked this
pms from under tho market and the prices
dropped In "A hurry. 4 - centimes decline
IN Antwerp IN American wheat. equiva-
lent 10 Zlsc per bushel started free sell
ing. the price OF May tumntirg 10 45}zc
before II WAS discovered that the reported
Antwerp decline wa> ar error The mar
Kat stifffuef ~ Il tTiU@ AFTER thar. bar
soon weakened ASIAN ane remained 40 tai
the close. Kansas E4iy reported Il sale
cf le9 1.a bushels ~ wheat Stxc below CHI
Cago prices, said - be greater discount
than has previously ruled this season
ara Eftrs-h.Hs Atst fffRts DA% OF Ez4S
ers December lost i4sltsc-
Corn sas dun and lower Receipts
were heavy. wstnstsnding bad wealth
sr ard ga fs.ss1 were lower The trade sssd
also In usinss the government. report Que
tonight expected 10 be e@Arssh There
vas considerable liquidation hy scattered
longs, and prices ruled lower from the
start. Receipts were "a cars S@ahsaavr
demand was good May lost :tssz.e
Oats followed wheat sni corn and rasss
slightly t0ws- There was a moderately
-. Srx$ru s<.-.z .z r.
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CHICAGO. Nov fo-rhe rain today
tended 70 restrain trading in cattle, and
a few choice eensignflents sold u little
better than yesterday Cows and hsiters.
as well calves, declined somewha Ma
tive beef stears. si6aso. common West
ern feeders. S.9ozls; choice TO extra cat
tie. s.. soQ56o. stockers and feeders, S.40
GAS.
An unusually good demand for hogs
caused prices 10 rule stronger and ets1I5c
higher early. The market weakened Eater
and the advance was lost Hogs SOLD at
s.. iess3.e.i2, mostly at ~. i53.55. pigs. S3-to
I3.S5.
Prices were strong for the better class
of sheep and lambs and largely lec
higher. Native sheep, ss.5o1Sf-75: West
ems. s2-s5n4.45. native muttons. St1o. IS
feeders. A-Se9a.le; nice yearlings, Al7ia
Gt5.
Receipts Cattle. s.oo: hogs $500;
sheep. io,os
OMAHA, Nov. l0.-Cattle - Receipts
100 head. Market active and steady Ma
tive beef steers. 81 409f5.s0: Western steers.
s3Sofi4.3,: cows and heifers, s35f5.sd; stock
ers and feeders, S3.S5ui30; bulls and stays
ss35Ga.m.
Hogs-Reeelpts, 1850 head. Marke, a
shade stronger. Heavy. 81. s59;S. so: mixed
81 4sqi3. an; light. $3s7i243.55: bulk of
sales, So 45sf3. 47ie.
Sheep - Receipts, 200 head. Marke.
strong. Fair TO choice natives. So. T5tf4 a.
fair to choice Westerns 050lfia 20. com
mon and stock sheep, s35ea4: lambs. "a %
a5.30.
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New York Journal.

New YORK Journal.
4 rev industry To be started in Chicago
viii bring a new food into our markets
in the shape Of canned rabbit.
A representative of the great rabbit
raising industry I'm Great Britain is look
iny for large tract of la ld near Chicago
that can be turned into tame rabbit
farm Here rabbits will hc raised by the
million Their flesh VIII be canned and
shipped ali over the country; their fur
will be prepared and put upon the market
under the name Of electric seal Fur
~ this sort has recently become very
fashiona bic, and has made large mar
The meat Of the tanned rabbit ia con
sumsd in great Quantities In France
Great Britain. Germany Belgium and
poiiand~iu fact. in all the civilized coun-
trs.~s in FuYoEs~ and IL IS said 70 Re esxue-
rixliy relisaed by ep;cures. Paris alone IL
reported TO consume weekly over. lss $40
pounds % tame rabbits. or io.se.ou9 pounds
A Trappist monk from the Cloister La
Trappe France, established a rabbit
breeding farm. and from there in n very
short time the meat beca me 8 standard
food article Ia France, Belgium and Hoi-
land.
A German ~ French descent, Charles
lie Crody, visited France and studied and
examined the process Of raising fareserv-
lne and canning the animals He went
Wlgh his Few enterprise IN Great Britain
where be saece eded in getting capitalists
- invest SO 80 ia Il. Is is a brother ~
this founder 81 great Industry who =
now !F America
A. the time his partners Rad ll,sl,. con-
f5dence in est q biiststng THE article bpf "a
The course Of 3 little over wear "a.
manufacture Zgsd sale TOOK such 1irrao-
atoms that they were compel led To t,t.ils
additions - the factory At the cost 81
See fssa They we're compelled In four
wears 10 hsgF from G&fe-d alone z1sg 40
~ hfs3fs weekly. besides their owa xre,s-
sgct- They are ROW said 10 consume n,
Great Britain and ireland 100. 500 an
nG2iiy.
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CITY NOTICES.

srrucsed within East Denny Way and
Tenth Avenue North are main sr inter-
csptigg sewers. therefore. as provided ny
Charter, only sgien proportion of the cost
OF said portions OF &aid sewers az s<uasd
be the reasona bic cost OF said sewers,
with proper appurtenances suitable 20 the
necessities OF the area or dis sriet 20 pc
assessed for this Improvement shall be
ieviad rs herelnbesore provided and the
remaining portion OF The cost Of sGe.s
main or tntsrcepttng portions 81 said
sewers shall be paid by the City from .ts
General Fund
80 That the City Engineer be directed
10 furnish 10 the City Council an ests-
s1ch estimate 10 show the proportion OF
said coet 10 b. borne by the district and
that % be paid by the City from the Gen
erai Fund.
az That the matter NJ making said i'm
proveYnsEt VIII be c0ns.cer.-i BY the City
Council at a SESSION t6er@es 70 be held On
the fourteenth day OF November, 1sss. al
80 O'clock p. m. AT which time all PEP
sons desiring 10 be heard before the City
Council upon the matter OF making saba
Improvement are notified IL be- present.
Passed the City Council the Eth day o.
November. i&e, and signed b. me IN open
session IN Authorization OF It's passage
this 1th day OF November 1855.
w Y RINEEART
President OF the City Council.
FILED by me this Ith day of November,
ISIS WILL II PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-Ofac40 City
Clerk
by q. X. CORYEIL. Deputy Clerk.
Date of FIRST publication November ID,
Isse.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Nov. 13.--E-x ,-orters shaa-
"a ta-&r g'sa; ttlc-s aIsoat a cep5 ,oGAy.
ara e. asa 81 ere che Bet rtg1t~fs ~
- 2siA NastA vfzA Valley ard hlgsste-,
nominal "a a-Nif4c.
Ct,.l.ei--I}.atk Lessa.s. w.tA ~ So hush.
: wHes ~0p sTe2s, win - - Is :
IS " aea.. ts@ss for Queenstown
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK Nov. 1a-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram saws.
The stock markets opened steady ON fair
realizing and Lord SaEshury's speech
The markets improved as the day wen. on
and, led by strong buying from the eonti-
nent. all the markets developed great
strength. This strength was most con-
spicuous In Americans. which IN addition
To the New York support, were bought
larsely by German division ana house
cltQues on a general stock exchange tin
to buy Americans on the Republican VIC
tory, with the possibility that attention
viii row he given to the currency question
Prices closed Mt the top
Grand Trunk WAS strong. on good traf-
tic reports. The boom in copper shares
continues
There is A stronger tone in the money
market here and the market had To borrow
from tils bank this afternoon at per
cent.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. 1o.--CioSe: Canadian
steady, 2l5sd. Money. 2izG33 per cent.
BreadstuRs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. i6--orn-Noyem-
Der steady. S. Ip4d December. steady Is
ID. March, steady. rs I'd: spot American
mixed. steady. SIS I'D.
Futures closed quiet November nom
nal; December. Is 4sd: March. 5z I0isd. :.
LONDON. Nov. la.~-Whea;--('argoes off
coast, buyers and sellers apart: csrgaes
On passage, quiet and steady. Cargoes No
/ standard CslfoTn a 3Sc: Walia Waila
Dos s1sd. English country markets, quiet.
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TACOMA " HEAT MARKET

TACOMA. Nov. Waeat-e~.uh. -, .
>4erStesr So
ssai.eet-F'or Qisenstown, bark Australia
with ~ NTs bushels wAeas
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WASHINGTON. Nov. I0-Today's state
mint Of the condition OF the treasury shows
Available cash balance. tas9 49, gold re-
serve S2{2 ss> ail
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat MARKET unchanged. export. No !
club. sc; Ne. I aluesten. sc. milling. No
! club. Sc. N. ! oluesses1 SIC
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Closing Quotations
Spnnfsh fours.

LONDON. Nov io-spsnish Is closed
a; slas
PARIS. Nov ie--spsnash IL closed Al
IL 81.
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ssStI.C TIoN NO ~ Re il resolved by
'lhe NV Council af the City OF Seattle
e. follows.
@ That it - the intention az the City
sea Ia tn Improve East Denny Way
~ harvard Avenue 10 Fifteenth Ave
e North Broadway from East Denny
"a fp tH~f Roy Street Tenth Avenue
go ,iOn East Denny Way 10 the
'@'A tine az the Lincoln PontiuS Addi-
go s3si John street from Tenth Ave-
= NORTH 80 point midway betw cen
- H"nth and Fourteenth Avenues
'si,a last Thomas Street from Tenth
ss@f'ts North - Maiden Avenue East
sssEfisfn street from Tenth Avenue
- e a point midway between Thir-
s@nfn aof fourteenth Avenues North
a. h"pholtcau Street from Tenth Ave
=. - N'Fla 10 a. point midway between
fvnta and Fourteenth Avenues
'i, fss' Mercer Street from Tenth
49, North 10 q point midway he
- thFtcVUth and Fourteenth Ave
- North. Fourteenth Avenue North
go. t-as, Denny Way "a point 10 feei
4'a ot Fast Thomas Street Fourteenth
We 70 Nor,h from East Thomas Street
.ef north lire ~ the Frank Pontiti-
49, IT, Fifteenth Avenue North from
s. ~ fHh Way 20 the north line ~
- hfsr Addition East John Street
- FNteeutN Avenue North To Seven
zen Avenue North sixteenth Avenue
- .iHe ~ the -. NJ Crane Addition.
= So Hirenth Avenue and Seven
i, Avenue <rrth from East Howell
g., -. - Fast Thomas Street. by con-
:, '-es therein proper sewers through
- - S~l" portions II said ways. avenues
- =. sAf'Fts tthe SAME fprlalux connect
- STEM - sewers with a common
80, 'ae ihar with all necessary wves.
g. ;t nanies lNnaphnies. Heutila-
= ~ basins and flushing tanks
:. az The cost thereof hs paid Is an
. 9F'' 20 b. levied upon the proper
aV~lt'Hg upon and prsxsrsatc - said
4. siTe'ts ARA avenues as ssi forth IL
!. E7ftEtAgh OK this resolution Gn-
F.sH ~ -{sx meat hS bonds rs
= oF ~ @cs ~ the legislature ~
=, S8+" g. Il sshirgtoa entitled An
: - 's'A;rg - Internal improvements n
- 49, zinE lGo issuance and col
D. ~ aeas}s Dr>fs tae property 0sne-
!. "' local improvements and oeciar-
- a emergency approved March stis
- un1er tire provisions ot ora.
! n lfS- approved May Tth iNss
- a. 900 h'- Ordinance NJ sac. ar-
a. SN't Y p, lN~s. ordinance Ne, s-s1.
e. NaT Ssh $50. and the t4iY
- sti - nuks iu force ana that she
IL. ssid }~a0tS DC f3r tie period cs
y. @f AeSrS. r~evlGe1 th&t whereas
E@Fvon - =2ld sewers II be con-
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BOSTON, Nov 10 Closing:
Bos. IL Mon .....23l ParIots 80. ......24
Butte & Bos -. San
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Metals.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETA
HreAdStun IN.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nav. fa.-wheat. I'M
changed; market weak; futures are OFT.
fair: stocks Light. Oats in healthy conlii-
t!on; common grades more plentiful; prices
unchanged
Spot quotations were:
F.our-Net cash for family extras. 81. i5ft
t.2S: bakers extras x.asf4
Nheat-Shppfng, N-A for Ma. /. ana
sl2li4 for choice: milling. 81 22aaigsli y.
Barley-Feed. si-2sai9o; brewing sl.2a(a
40.
oats-Poor TO fair. sl.l71sQLao: good to
choice, 81 @G12a. fancy feed. SI:7isEilS0
gray. 81 eoal l. 2ie, milling. s1-22i.Gi-2s; sur
prise 1851 ~; black for seed. S.sG
Receipts.
2s,0S, do Washington. l.s1, wheat. centals.
6,c7o; do Oregon. e640; bar.ey. eentaIs. sSo:
10 Oregon, 1850: oats, centals. Washing
ton. 1899: do Oregon. Ti0; beans. sacks,
6,e3s; potatoes, sacks, 3.97s: do Oregon, III:
onions. sacks. 6sS. bran. sacks. so: do Ore
gon, AIS: do Washington. 1.o22: middlings,
sacks, 2oo: do Oregon. 50: hay. tons. sss;
wool. bales. l6S; quicksilver. TASKS, 30;
Wine, gallons, 600. brandy. LOO
Closing Quotations
Wheat-W eak; May. sL22As: December.
s1.192s.
Barley-Not quoted.
Corn-Lafge yellow. slO5lL07l..
Wool and Hope.
Wool-Spring: Nevada, lelltc: Eastern
Oregon, laail 2c: Valley Oregon. l56tt7c.
Fall: Northern mountain, uIl5c. mount
ain. saloc; plains. SVac, Humboldt and
Mendocino. uulSc.
Hops-Crop OF 1898. i3GI1c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Ai.istuffs- Middlinss. slsa2l; bran. sl6g
1850 per ton.
Hay-Whsat slaQ $3.50: wheat and cat.
sli5175o; best barley. su.5ani3.5o. alfalfa,
Slonil,5o: stock, Slo4il: straw. per bale,
aafl7oc
Vegetables-Eariy Rose. 3eli5c: River
Burbanks ioa Gle; Salinas Burbanks. s5caI
81. Oregon Burhanks 6e9tspc: sweet aaf
lac: pickle onions. +oflsec: etscumbers, i1et
soc. green peas a45c; string beans, llz4
2isc per ID; Bay squash, 4o46oc per box.
tomatoes, 35u5ce per box, okra, green, soa
6oc: egg plant. 3o45oc.
Fruits-Apples. choice, 75c; common. &c.
strawberries. N4s: eranberr.es. s7ffT.5t;
nutmegs, 50Gssc; grapes. ordinary. S5Gfsec
per box: Isabella slli.25: ounces. s. per
box; oranges. Valencia, Sl5e4,S. %; Mex
can lines. repack. S3184s4; common Cali
fornia lemons. slaL50: choice California
lemons. s293; bananas, x-254225 per
bunch: pneapp.es. scat per dozen
Butter-FaDcy creamery, ia BE: do sec
onds, 1sr2ic: fancy dairy, nominal: do sec
onds. l7419c: picked lad2ic: firkin. lsQ2nc.
Cheese-New 1lall-c: old. 100 loiec:
Young America. IlizGl2c; Eastern. i2ui3c.
Eggs-Fancy California, +oQi2c, Eastern,
fancy, 25Q2sc.
Poultry-Turkey gobbers. Ii016c per In;
turkey hens. l3ql5c; Old ROSTERS. s4q450:
young ROSTERS, sf1f5: small hroiiers. $50
$50; large bro!lers. s3.aolsi; fyyers, S3.5o9i.
hens, sia!5. geese. $l.25nl.50 per pair: Cos
lings. si.25Ql.5o; old pigeons. slIf25. young
p.LeonS 81 nLiT
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General Quotations.

General QvotattonS.
Flour-Receipts A. so barrels. exports
Sl-Sss barrels. market quiet and we2ker
" neat-Receipts. "a. tsas bushes. exports
Ss-st, bushels. spot. easy: M. red. TaS4c.
Z O. b.: options opened weak AMI we're fore
eEi lower ny bear news, incisfG.Iz LIVER
pool cables. dun trade IN foreign selling
loeal Foundation and peace reports fram
abroad: weakness continued al day an: thes
c.sse was AZ ssel-sc net decline. No. red
Nav closed nj 1gssc
Wool-ouist
Hops-PacsGc coast fsaS crrp fsTsYs
Co~ee--t'ysfions opened steady with yrices
ftsuIs points higher sales. Il - Gags in
Guiding: November 5.sse: December. i SIC
SPOT. Pic firm: mild steady.
Susar-Raw. held aiShsr: fair refining
A~lsc, centrifugal s. test, a-f6c, refined
nrner. fairly active.
Metals.
Pig iron-Warrants. sSat7-5.
CoQper-Lake. si2-ssA9 LIS.
TiH-sISssFfIs3 "a
Spsltsr-S 15qaS2a
Lea3-s2 1..'&s:3 =. The FIRM that fixes the
selling price for miners and sr.elters quotes
lead at $50 at the close.
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were ~ cars. May closed shade lower
bursrag most Of the session provisions
were dull and weak, starting steady. with
an Improved hog market Prices weak
szssu rapidly under selling by packers
January pork was unchanged January
iard unchanged. and January ribs a saaafc
lower az sIs71a.
Wheat. No@ =
Opening Highest Lowest. Closing
Dec ISL. 56ss e>As s7sSfs 50. sAassfSsTS
May ..ss1 sfsssls 81. afsssas sss-sssSs 6SAs
Corn. Ne. \
Nov 81 rs ia EA
May ..ssa.assss SIS "a s2ssaSsss
Oats. No. =
Dee -. 23a4 @zs ss1s "a
Mess Pork. Fer Barrel.
I Iss =. $ s'a WSSS $ sss e. $ ss =
Lard. Per 100 Pounds.
Dee 81 N 81 - 81 SEA 81 s.
Jan sale szis sNiS s.L
shert Ribs. Per 100 Pssnds-
Dec -. 81 81 "a s. - -
Jan =. 40 90 / 2as ssss
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Receipts and Shipments.,
Dairy Products.

Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. lasS
2ilse; diaries. l2tasIi3cc
Cheese-tluies, IA &ssiae.
Eggs-k'ir,u, fresh, la45iSiac.
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SEATTLE - CITY


uTreasurers Notice.
mia selice Is herety glyen that the 3rd an
,eSlss.i instaiimeut OF local Improvement
ndkiyici NJ. lbs for the Improvement OF
-t&veaih Street In the city OF Seattle.
Eam point 10 feet north OF the north
Hrs. Of Pike Street 10 Olive Street. under
ysieh provides for the Improvement of
~ street by constructing IA pipe sewer
- Sang the centre Of said street together
kssk ali necessary openings. wyes. man
- ~tases gtntla tors and flushing tanks and
A1lb connecting the same with the main
lk1Fcepling sewer now existing at the
-JAfsstseci8u % Olive and Seventh Streets
~ providing tor the payment therefor
-; iasiAi iments and establishing q fund
Zee. ~ such payment by the levying and col!
'$cleH of special assessments upon the
11fsger'y benefited by the improvement.
-, Uxas pfoW1lUg for the issuance OF bonds
authorized by an act OF the Legislature.
m Al the State Of Washington. approved
-1z&reh sh, 1873 ana under the provisions
N ordinances No. 33ia. approved May 1ih.
~ as amended hy ordinance No. $40.
q. Approved July lith. 1884 ard the City
- tAaTtsr as amended and now In force has
hvn duy certified to rae for collection
s%i The respective Sums therein charged
a. levied against each parcel and lot at
,.,Iire, and part thereof In said district
,,a3t payment of such iHstallmen; remains
frata, and the same. including the In
.fxrsss on The whole amount charged
IEss 10 paid on or before the 18th dav OF
istsmberi issS Unless payment be made
~ e sech lnstatIment on or before the 18th
sSsfty q December. 1884. the same shall be
EeleMe delinquent Aad shall bear interest
FxeSs4ae rate OF per cent per annum until
- end II not paid before said time u
--NfSalty ~ I've 49, per cent. shall be add
~ ami the sums delinquent shall be en-
--y<fsa 81 the annual tax roll for the cur
lsfAsAi year against each tot and parcel of
! Issd ami part thereof. sa Delinquent and
-ENa tte interest ana penalty shall he
1@|etfd IS other taxes. together with
-~lSfh additional charges or penalties rs
10. kis authorized To be charged and col
tTcfsd ru other delnuueut taxes ard
.fssh oi or parcel Of land so delinquent
lsaH hr sold fof the amount az such az
s@@eat with interest penalty and
isS'S in {h@ manner provided by law
IL a H. FooTk,
clsI Sly Treasurer III tho city Of Seattle.
ndis 49,
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- 49, - gutares. OF tae whole arnoun
- kxzss&. --s.zs D. paid CT or before tire 1frh
- 49, 1f.as3ruser 1855 Ln.esS payment De
~ ~.eh snss al1snsEt eu or before the
= - Is 8. Deem otE, is: Ias same saat.
49, sf s per cert. per annuEa. U1sa
~ - II 70. paid before said time. =
- - ags ~ per cent sslasl be added.
- ~ - ssusa Gr!nsaless sfaai d entered
:. ~ -. snnaas tsz rosi for the csrrent
''sDr - earh lot ard parcel Of and,
- - ,1ersof 80 delinquent and with
ssa .sss-ress a. penalty shall De collected
=. g. .sssf tsxsSy together N4sH saeh a9Gi-
- 80 = esyarses or penalties a. are author
Z - : charged and collected On other
- esf taxes sFs4 eaen lot or parcel o.
80. 81 sssssszaeri shall De- soAd for the
- q Ss4ea assessment, W!tA interest
Pc asS eos,s IA the manner provided
as ~. 4. II. FooTE.
al 49, Trsa sgsger % the t>lty Of Seattle.
49, 4 j., publication November IN, fsss-
rYTY OF sEATTLE-City Treas
= - : ne-eoy given thar the 3rd an
- '''sssaI,alehg Of l5cai irnpfovennent dis
r. Nc iss Tor ss Ilt =. 2. %,
f-f-y 81 seattle. from taa South .lne
~ s-La .;rea; Is YsslsF Avenue sSBcer the
a - d ordinance NO Z~sg, which
~ .sss Tar tfss. lrspr3V rnent OF said street
- All providing Gor the payment
q - ls irstal.msats and establishing a
- ~ .ls4s payment by The leVging and
l1ehss-'sas4 az sEj4a.ia. assessments a<bon the
q - benefited % the improvement. and
SsssStr~ sgr tns, issuance Of bonds as au-
81 - ty az act Of the legislature OF the
~ - Washington, approved March stn.
- and gn.sef fAe provisions OK ordinance
- x5ss approved May tn, 1884. as Atperd-
~ - ordnance No. 3sf8, approved July
x. -. ana the CITY Charter IS amend
4 al gow Ia force has been duly eeriined
r. for collection, and the respective
- tne.sin charged and levied against
- nAgce. and lot of land. and part there
$y1 a. sad district IN payment u sucf tn
AI~ssmsu. remains unpaid, and the same,
xyc-s.S,rg tha interest on the ~nose amour,
-ss-zsf mss u pai9 or or before the iltn
! - ~ Dsxeuassr, !sas Unless payment oa
-E.ss % such .nstai.msnt on or before the
n - asy az December. 1885. the same shall
20 delinquent and shal bear Interest
-Lstas rate q per cent per anr uu, uufL
y e. and Il not paid before said time.
.As~sty o I'VE t5J per cent. shall De added,
~ he sums delinquent shall ~ entered
~ a. a.sssAI tAX roG tor the current year
- eaeb lot aud parcel sf land. and
a. Thereof So delinquent, aud Win the
14keetgt and penalty snail re collected as
- taxes toEether with such additional
-%~rafgsg 81 penalties as are authorized To
. ~sarsfsf ana collected on other deEinQ usn NJ
}rsss ana eacR Oi Or parcel or Lard 50 de-
Sna.n; shat be sold Tor the amount Of
T. asa. ssIns "a, with interest. penalty ana
L. IA the manner provided 5y law.
M \. III. FoOTE,
~ f'i,v Treasurer % the City OF Seattle.
rxsDste q Isl publication November 10. 1873