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The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
LENT IS KEPT
 MOST SACREDLY Hundreds of Devout Catholics Perform Their Easter
 Duty. St Ignatius Church Crowded With Penitents Yesterday Afternoon
 and Evening.

The last and most sacred 1ays in the calendar of the Christian church are now being soiemnized in the various churches throughout the city.
 This Is the time when the Catholics throughout the entire world are brought ln closer communion than at any other time Of the year with God by fasting, praying and receiving the sacrament of penance The churches of this city are crowded from morning until late at night with worshipers, whose only thought is that of God and their future happiness with him on the shores of the great un- known. One has but to look in the large Catholic edifices, such as St. Mary's Ca tnedraI and St. Ignatius Church to prove the truth of such assertions.
 Here they will find hundreds and hun dreds of penitents kneeling before the altars or communicating with the AL mighty ~ in the narrow precincts of the confessional. Fully 100 persons attended St. lgnatius during yesterday afternoon ana evening and as many more passed the sacred portals of St. Mary's Cathedral.
 Special services at the churches in honor and commemoration of Holy Thursday will be held this morning and evening.
 The solemn high mass at the Cathedral will be celebrated by Archbishop, Riordan, assisted by members of the clergy. A procession of the blessed sacrament will be held immediately after the offertory. and will be participated in by the priests Of the church, the Christian Brothers of Sacred Heart College and number of ac- olytes At the conclusion of the process sion the sacred host will be placed in the tabernacle on St. JoSeph's altar, where It will remain until after Good Friday During the celebration of mass the sacred oils used in administering the sacraments or connrmat1on, extreme junction and bap- uSm Will be consecrated by the Arch bishop
 The services on Holy Thursday and Good Friday at St. Ignatius Church will be held at o'clock in the morTlin~. Itev. Father Woods will deliver a sermon on the blessed Sacrament this evening, fol- lowing which oenediction will be held.
 From noon until o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon there w. be the devotion of the three hours of agony, at which Rev. Father Neri, S. J., will deliver a sermon on the. Last Seven Words Uttered by Christ"
 After the exercise of the way of the cross in the evening the Rev. Father Gull Hgan of Santa Clara College will deliver a sermon upon the subject of 'The Pas
 On Holy Saturday services will begin at o'clock in the morning and the cele- bration of mass will be held at g o'clock.
 The devotions at St. Joseph's Church on Tenth street to-day, Friday and Sat urday will commence at o'clock in the morning. The devotions on Good Friday will begin at 7:30 a. rn., and will consist of the stations of the cross and sermon on '"The Passion"
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
WILL GRADUATE FROM STANFORD Final List of Names Made Up by the University
 Registrar. Students Who Will Have Finished Their Labors on the Twenty
 Fifth of May.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Special Dispatch to The Call
 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April G. The Registrar to-day made up the final list of students who will be graduated with the class of 19 on May 25. It is as follows:
 Hail. Q. s Picher Jr' Helen K smith. D Fergggson Alse J. Plssted Miss K NJ; shep- ATs Mas R. Mlss cofn if miss rGster Quicker, Miss L. M. Ducker, Miss C. P. Ford Mss l. Mfss Gsreh E MsSsr Hsas Ms. Miss bridge.
 In Romance Languages-.Mss c. crowell. c. H. Greeneaf Miss G. A. Martin, Clara M Shoemaker, EIinor A; Smith: Miss L. J. Brown, Miss B. NJ Burkhalter, Miss E: B; Byxbee. D Coolidge. Miss E; Eberhard, Green, Miss G. A. Johnson Miss K. Norton, sirobn Ms5 L. statv Miss Mss Eedman
 In Bionomics-Mrs. M G. Campbell, F. L.. Williams
 ter P E. Davidson. H. C. Faber D. " Lind say, Mrs L. Maitland. Miss M. E. schallen- Miss Il. N. pibbIe, c; NJ Flckert. P. ', Glf- Kemp C. M. Mannon. Mrs A. E. Peck Sarah Scofeld. E. c. Thoits, R. H. wardaIl.
 In Economics-F. K. Abe, W. C. McNeil S. I. Miller. E. L. Spnks, T. NJ. Storke, J. C. Swenson, G. B. Taylor P. E. Walker
 In Law-L. S. Beede, G. H. Busch, G. w Bush. S. W. Charles W. H. Crow. c. G. Decker. E. l.. Farmer. M. M. Hays. w. O. Johnson, F. V. Keesng, A. E. Morgan, J. E, Murphy J. NJ. Osktnson, E. H. Rothrock, J. R. Stowe
 Tn Mathematical. Allan. Mrs. A. L. Derr H. NJ. Derr. J. c. Gwartney, Miss H. S. Hyde Anna McNaughton, J. M. Freeman, J. F. West.
 In Physics-J. Mcintosh.
 In Chemistry-D. A. Lyon. J. J. Rippetoe Miss Nj. A. Townsend.
 In Botany-Miss w. M Paine.
 Tn Entomology-Miss NJ. Johnson, Miss H. H. Morton
 Charles. Grace Clark. Miss W. s. Fry, Miss E. S. Hammond. H. P. Hill. c. H. Horst, A. Karsted. R. H. Madsen. Miss M. Main, A. E. Peck E. C. Sewall, O. B. Wight.
 In Zoology-Mss S. M Dickson, A. W. Greeley.
 In Geology-Miss L. Henry. F. R. Short C. A. Thomas.
 In Civil Engineerins-E E. Carpenter, H. Klauber, V. N. McGee, F. s. Noble l.. B. Spencer c. H. Sweetser. O. Tobiason. A. H. Toll D. E. Tripp.
 Tn Mechanical Engineering-N A. Carle. H. A Duel, E. F. Grow.
 In Electrical Engineering-W. R. Barkhead. F. G Baum. w F. Jordan, A. " Joslin E. Y. Saver. H. S. Sladen. F. B. Van Fossen. H. S. Warren.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
SEALI0NS CAUGHT IN
 A FISHERMAN'S NET
Four Became Entangled While in Quest of a Meal of
 SardineS.

MONTEREY, April GA peculiar catch was made to-day in Monterey Bay by Frank Pissani, a fisherman of this place When he and his men drew in their nets for the morning haul they found four thoroughly frightened sea lions in the nets. The sea lions had followed sardines into the nets, and, their fins becoming again.
 Pissani secured them with considera ble difficulty, but when near shore two got away and could not be recaptured. The female, were brought ashore and sent to w. D. Winston at Pacific Grove. Win ston makes a business of tanning and training sea lions for eastern showmen.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call. corner of Market and Third streets open until F o'clock every night in the year. BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street corner Clay: open until 9:30 o'clock
 SS7 Hayes street. open until s:s0 O clock. 62l McAllister street: open until s:30 o'clock 6lo Larkin street: open u:til S;3o o'clock lsil Mission street: open until 10 o'clock 2261 Market street. corner Sixteenth; open until o'clock.
 lo6 Eleventh street: open until o'clock. zo26 Mission street: open until O clock. 16ob Polk street; open until s:3o o'clock N W. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets; open until g clock
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
RETURNED.

RETURNED
 Wednesday, April G. Schr Mary Bidwell. Schultze. from sea on account of rough bar.
 SAILED.
 Wednesday, April G. stmr Coquille River, Johnson, for Fort Bragg. . "
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Race Horses From Canada.

Collector Jackson has been notified by the Treasury Department that there are no quarantine restrictions on the reim- portation of American race horses from Canada, and under the circular of the Department of Agriculture of January 2S, 1897, they may be admitted without inspection or certification
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
FRANCHISES FOR A RAILWAY.
Monterey and Fresno Company
 Granted Further Time.

MONTEREY, April 6.-At its regular monthly meeting last night the Board of Trustees of this city took action upon matter of great importance to the future of the town and the surrounding country. By unanimous vote the board renewed the valuable water front grant, terminal facilities and other municipal franchises to the Monterey and Fres- no Railroad Company. giving the com pany until January l. 1900, and further time thereafter at the option of the city Board of Trustees, to fulfill the require ments of the ordinance to acquire per- petual easement. Great satisfaction is manifested by the public at this action
 Advances made on furniture and pianos. with
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
Belew Case Continued.

SUISUN, April G-When court assem- bled to-day a continuance of the Belew case to Saturday was granted, at the request of Belews attorneys, who were unable to proceed owing to the unavoid- able absence of several witnesses sub penaed for the defense.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07
Morning Session.
INVESTMENT BOARD. Morngnr Caget1-

Morning Session. IS Spring Valley Water ........... ss 75 15O Hutchinson F Co..................... A 25 S5 F Gas & Electric. c...................... S4 25 50 Oceanic Steamship Co.,. 4 12tk 14O Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar....... H 50 70 Giant Powder .......................... fl 12A 90 Market-street Railway ................ 52 90
 Afternoon Session. 20 Hutchinson S Co.................... 4s % Street
 75s F Gas & Electric tric................. sa 25 l50 Hutchinson $ Co.,. 43 % 50 do do .......................... 43 9 100 Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar ...... 23 ST15 50 do do .......................... H % 50 do do .......................... 24 25 40 Spring Valley Water .................. 99 62h
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Special Dispatch to The Call.
 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April S. The Registrar to-day made up the final list of students who will be graduated with the class of 19 on May 25. It is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-07

Advances made on furniture and pianos. with = without removal. J. Noonan, I0l7- 1923 Mission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-21
CITY NuIft t.S.
session II aGtnen,tcati0n o. It's passage
sa&s Srd day O. January. Isss.

=
" CHAPMAN
President PFC ter q tae CITY Ccsacsl
t4ls1 - ne ieis sra 11T q JaaG2Ts, IS9S.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-0fIselo City
naie .; frs, publication. January :. lsaz
aEsoLt-TIoN No, 10 = PROPOSED
Lroposi5zua . amend SUD Vision :. %
Sec IS, e Article II. Of ths
for TIE submission of such proposed
Amendment 10 Jhe qualified voters Il TIE
city of Seattle N the next general eiec-
Be il resolved by the City Council OF
The City 81 Seattle:
That Subdivision = OF Sec : e Article
". OF the City Charter of The Cry 81 Sc
att4e De amended 50 IS 10 rad s follows;
''TAirt< -second-To license. tax. eoGanc
within The limits Of tine and place 70 BE
by the city council prescribed and &c 9TH
er*lSe regulate the selling Or giving away
OF tntcNtca ting. Spir}tuc1S. maxi. Vlnous
mixed Or ferme nsed liquors, and the col
lection OF the license rCuey tnerefreT1 for
TIE Gse az the city, provided that 10 IL
cense snail Be granted &c any a@rsSn or
persons who shall not nrSt comply with
the general laws % the state ia force AZ
any license be granted authorizing the
selling o. giving aN 1Y u any Such liquors
wtthia one mile ~ any military PCS; or
reservation established by he United
States The sum required for sueh IL
rerSa shall N no case Ne less ,hsr ma
tn~usa-.3 doI.ars. EXCEPT mat licenses f.~
saiIsng a. c,virg away snrh Tos,o~s -
orartitses ~ NOT less than ons saI;'n shau
IN n, rase he less than three ss,,,sir@,i 8@i-
lars ana shan in no case no les feFn IN.
an,o1rt rsuIlir,d In the general laws NJ
~ stata tor houses ar BUSINESS ~ taSa
cha~arre~ and no remission III st1rh IL
60 e. shau he made ,iurinr the 0erfod
Far which n j. lied ana bonds re6nired
to be given by keepers or proprietors cf
any rasa be fxsd AZ less than TWO fhousanj
collars 49,
h~d IN :, fu~thar resolved thar .ba fora
so'ng rroroesi 9n,ardn1ant no ga IN.
500 = $500 SIIh,, - 70 -. -, .s-5
$40 ~ TSt o. - ~ 80
Alteration ~ rete,iton an - ,.,,1,.r.l
ELECTION 70 =. hSId in SAL ~, = SeattIe
o,' 49,, - St ~ go "a @'''S
NV xofsr eieS1i7g - ,.t. IA -4ls cleo
49,, ~, fet,,r ~ ala -, t -.
s yen u "a l@Eo' f 81 7li1 c6 .aTat
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EESCLTTTON No Ire pporo-t-~,
Amendment N "a rasofrtio1 a-J
PROPOSE ION 20 amend SETON 1,vr1y,,r -
Article F0v" - The CIV Charter ~ ne
CIV u Seattle and s0~ tho s.tbruiseieo
Of such proposed amendment 10 .hs. QUAIL
FEED voters OF the city Of Seattle I'd me
noNt general election
Be ii resolved hy the Clts Council Of the
City x Seattle.
That Section Twenty feN - Article aur
Nl OF the CIV Charter Of the CIV 0f Scat
Tie bs amerde9 So as "a ~esf a.. s.'iryys
Sec % Every grant 81 fr-t~htea
right Or privilege she'll be subject 10 he
rlSht Z the CITY council a anv lime there
after 10 repeal change or r,osffv rho eetf
grant :: The frsu~ntse S~anto4 faarsr-- ~
not operated IL 8c~ordarce VIII tro rrovf-
SONS thereof or a. an and sva ~ r-5 NJ r~a
makirE such grant shall contain a rss.r-
vattu4 Of Tile -!c & al IRE cIry ru,l~-ft %, an
repeal amend or modify sal3 ordnance
staU contain "a provision rel.. -.1., -.
person or corporation r. gyholn -u-h fran
cGt-e grant or priv lere "a given 20 mas,
certatn per cent ~ - ~ fte.r r-oe4 r,.,,-
eIue 10 tAe ttty OF Semitic suc1 -afe rDr
cent ~ pc fxe8 - tha cav t,0aron ~ .ha
t'fie iue franchise ia granted a. =. .cca
~ Sectior Twenty-tHree ~ ~ HE a-tf
fie. An t-Arv frarchfss granted 20 a
street railway shall rfaufrp said - Iva. -,
give 20 ard receive transfer tf~k -,4 f~of1
rroSe lines uruvtdst however ,h,. ~
81. t--u SrafT net egrt.. ~ any f-a-cr,ea "a
se &-arted for me ccrs .~,3rifau az exta--
son Of any railway otaer tsan a street
Ard he j. farteer resolved aha. ,sa f,re-
so.ng proposed amendment Be ana
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OF Seattle NJ the minimum sum Of SIX
hundred dollars u t-21E-tII4ts ieSs han one
EzIlcn and Al ta-~e M ES-e1 dollars In
quR ntiltes % ere gallon o. more.
Every vO-eE eseCI4rg % vote a. said cleo
rlcn against said prop.sse3 amendment
saau vote = haslot c2niat-i7< the wor1s.
AGAINST Proposed Agg4eudar meat No :
70 tnA city Charter 81 The City % 8 a.tls
Is proposed ~ resolution No IS CT the
City Council % said City Of Seattle which
sad proposed amendment ilxes the annual
license zee for tie sale and giving away @.
lntDNicatIEg. sp.rtEuous. matt. v.1oUs.
mixed or fermeuted liquors IN said City
g.. Seattle a. the minimum SUM o. SIX
hundred dollars II quantities less han one
gallon and AT three hundred dollars n
QUsai!ties OF one gallon or more"
Passed The Ctsy r0QrCI the Sta day
OF Dece mber. 1851. and signed by ne IN
open session II Authorization Of is pass
ase tais lin DAY OF Decemoe 1881
J. :. CREIGHTON.
President g the City Council.
Fled BY me this 9th day o. December.
1897.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-onicio City
Clerk
Date OF first publication. January %. isss
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ALASKA KL0NDIKE WANTS.
kIoSDINE DOG FOOD.

ALASKA DOG FOOD.
Dried salmon EE the neSt foCd Tor dogs IN
Ak ska cnlopeck Bros. Wholesale FISH
Dealers Xesler wharf.
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kLo>nIK E-ALaskA MAPS.


AkLMo'S kIoNnIkE COLLECTION
or extra early Nesetahle se-ds w have
eeeN sradleg these varieties ~ seeds -
Alaska frr she last five years. and
r. u shat thsy will STOW ih Pc. whore
Vegetables are worth almost their
WEIGHT p go.d Twelve fuI packages.
NJ rum cultural directions FOR 7ac
Mtimo q Co. si6 Second avenue, near
Aadiran street
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RESOLUTION NO ia - PROPOSED
: nendrvut No. S-A resolution ana
proposi ton 10 amend Section / If Arti-
Gle VIII OF the City Charter. and FOR thu
submission OF such proposed amendment
10 the qualified voters OF the city AT the
next general election
Be II resolved by the City Council CT The
City Of Seattle:
That Section l OF Article VIII 81 The
City Charter ~ The City of Seattle be
amended so as 10 read as follow.
- elton J There shall he. ard Is here
by created \ board OF public works. which
shall consist OF three members to-wit %
tire city engineer. who shall he chairman
OF the board. and who shah receive sal.
airy 4 three thousand dollars per anDum.
Wh'ch shall constitute his compensation
az a member OF said hoard and a. city
Engineer. 60 the sUpertnt, 0dent az streets
sewers and parks. ana 90 the supcriutend-
ent Of lighting AMI water works. The
supefIn~e0deut OF streets. sewers and
parks and the superintendent OF lighting
AMI water works shall receive sUcn com
pensatiun fer their services as members
81 such Board as the Council shall By
Ordinance provide"
And DE II further resolved that the fore
gong proposed amendment b. ana the
ttIne y hereby submitted % the qu4}lned
voters OF The Guy Of Seattle for their ratl-
hcau0n or rejection At the next general
election 10 he held MIrCa stu lSsS
Passed the City Council the 5th day OF
January, 1898. and signed by me ina ocen
session In authorization Of lis passage
this 9Th day Of January, lsSs.
j. L. CREIGHTON,
President OF The city Council
Flied by NE this 9Th day Of January. 1885
WILL Il PARRY,
City Comptroller and ExOnicio City
Clerk
Date OF first publication. January %. 1885
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TIlE CITY OF aEATTLE-clty 'Freas-
urer-s Notice
Notice is hereby given that tie "a an
faaI install ingHTt - local improvement Gis-
tr5cf so g. for she Improvement - Ken
nry street III. the city u Seattle. frasfn
Barclay street ioY 81 c&Fou Avenue 10
dad s9r Street un0er tae provisions Of
ordinance 40. 3v.t. which provides for
tsa IMPROVEMENT Il said street. by srxd-
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RESOLUTION NO. los r PROPOSED
Amendment No. "A resolution and
proposition TO amend Subdivision OF
Sec. II Of Article VIII. Of the city char
ter and for The sut,rIssion ~ r,tSb -
posed amendment 10 the qualified voters
OF the city at the next general election.
he II resolved by the City Council OF the
City Of Seattle
That subdivision Of Sec. II Of Article
VIII Of the city Charter be amended 80
a 20 read as follows:
Subdivision l. Whenever the nuhlic in-
terest or convenience may require. the
city council - hereby authorized and en-
powered 10 order the whole or any part ot
The streets lanes, alleys. squares or places
Of the CITY graded or regarded 20 thu Off
Cial grade. pianked OF repianked. paved
or repaved macadamized or remacadam-
ized, Grayeied or regraN eled. piled or re-
piled, capped or recapoed: and 10 order
sidewalks sewers. manholes culVerts
bulkheads retaining walls water mains.
curbing and crOsswaihs TO be constructed
or repaired therein and TO order any or
all work 10 be done which shah DC neces-
sary 10 complete the whole or any portion
OF the streets sidewalks. lanes. squares
alleys or places and the city Council may
levy and collect an assessment upon all
lots or parcels of land benefited by such
Improvements 10 defray the cost and ex-
pense thereof. which assessment shall be-
come a first lien upon all property liable
therefor prior and superior to all other
liens snd enCumhFanCes"
And he II further resolved that the fore
gong amenun eut lie and the same Is here
by submitted 10 the qualified voters OF the
CITY OF Seattle for their ratification or re-
jec-ion 81 he next general election 70 be
held March Ntn 1888.
Passed the city Council the tai day OF
January. 1885 and signed by nae iu open
session in authentlc5tion Of It's passage
this 4th day OF January. -.
T{FOS. NAVIE
President pro tenn % the city Council
Fined by me his 4th day ~ january. 1898
WILL II. PARRY.
Citr Comptroller and Ex-onicio city
Clerk
pate OF CT r..hLlcatLnn Ianunrx % Ieas
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.ern accepted BY the city. either anon pre-
scf1t@ Ion CT y Ike petition therefor by
properly owner - es benefited thereby.
as above provided for osrer ssss NJ
Waca ne npTt weren't nav be osSs by
t5e Affirmative wee 81 two-s thirds Of All
me ti2f N uSfS e tHe ely Council * A Eegu-
81 meeting or ac5oGrn -ent hereof pro
Wee tha1 n such case there shall be
Scss r1ent district 10 ha created therefor
II iAe manner - q roys provided Tor other
IN EoNeFsieHtS, such portion CT the cost OF
S~l1 NS'h or rtSFNeptsaS sewer. or water
Would ae he reasonable cost ~ a sewer
Win Us proper mAaeotEs ventilato-s
catch Basins. flushing tanks. openings
G+4 yves ~ OF water main. suitable 70
assessed Tor the saRe. and the remaining
port.oc of ne cosJ % SUCH main or later
tcpttt& saver shas. DC PAID from the gen
eral fUnd, and the remaining Dortlon Of
from the water f0ad. The amount 10 ne
borne by The district ard TIE amount 10
Se pad from the genera. fund or the wa
yer IuHa, as the case may be. shat. oe de-
trTnltnSd oy ordinance ~ each case when
the Improvement - ordered and such de-
termination shall be flnal and conclusive
Ana De IL EUETGer resolved that fms fore
gong proposed amendment be and the
same - ssrsoy submitted 10 the qualified
NotsTs or The CITY ot Seattle fer their ra-
tlhcaucn n rejection a the next general
eieC j.oh, 10 oe hsid n Sa-4 City Of Seattle
on March Sth. lSSS.
January. -sss. and signed by HE ia open
session IA auiheDacaIlon 81 is passage
THOS NAVIN.
President pro tenn Of the City Council.
Filed ~ me this 9Th day OF january.
ISIS. Will. II PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio civ CLERK.
Date OF FIRST publication January 2 ISaS.
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kLONBIh E-ufNES FOR SALE.

MINERS ALASKA BOUND ATTEN-
ton DO you want claim 10 go on I'M
medlateiy and save the expense and time
and dangers Of not getting one even
then? We have Il on Henderson creek.
and ask you 10 take the trouble to look
up newcomers from Dawson and get
their reports OF this stream We can
show that out Of this property We got
good money in the prospect 10 bedrock.
We will sell you either the upper or low
er one-half or the whole II YOU wish but
prefer 20 dispose Of only One-haf. \
small cash payment down and the bal
ance % the purchase price is 20 b. taken
from bedrock This must 20 In a few DAYS.
az the owner leaves for north next week.
Geo. ;. Cassidy. as Washington building.
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RESOLUTION NO IL ~ PROPOSED
proposition q amend Section y Aricle
submission 81 such proposed amendment
"a Tie qualified voters 81 the city al The
next general election.
Re u resolved by the CITY Council q The
CITY Of Seattle:
That Section Of Article XVII Of the
CITY Charter Of The city Of Seattle be
amended so as 10 rad as follow.
Sec 2 Nd officer or empl0ve OF the
city shal receive any compensation for
his services rs ouch officer or etrpl0ye ex-
ccpt by salary. payable monthly. which
when not p-e1cribed ~ this charter shall
be fixed ~ he CIV Council by ordinance
No such salary or compensation shall 20
increased more than once in two years
and 10 increase OF such salary ~ eOmpen-
SETON shall be made within period II
nine months next preceding res llar city
election
And be IL further resolved that be fore
goiug proposed amerdu-n Bee and the
same Is hereby submitted 70 tha qualified
voters u THE city 81 Seattle for their ratt-
ncntlJu or rejection AT tEe next general
election 70 10 held II rC9 SIN i>aS
Passed &c cry Council this 1th dav OF
Jan Iary isss and signed ~ me iu open
sa~>l0r 4r naturalization ~ rs passage
This "a Day Of January. l>as
Z ; DODDs.
President pro .en % the Clty Council
ttleu b n-t this lta day o. j snIatS. 1sl3
WILL II PARRY.
cry Comptroller and Ex-Oncio cry
Gfsts.
Date Of hfst publication. January q. isss
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EOR SAI.t.-STEAMERs.

READ ADVERTISEMENT or Crystallzed
Eggs Eleventh page.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

ACKER'S SCHOOL OF DANCING-DaI-
sarte. acting and ballet. Tuesday
Thursday Saturday. afternoon -','i
evenings. Morris hall. Ninth ana Eesier.
fancy dancing OF all nations only relt-
able school references
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UMBRELLA REPAIRING.

UMBRELLAS r. Manufactured recover.
and repaired. general -oQairinz as 4
4L3roia street Robe-pp Eros