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DAY IN CITY HALL,
OFFICE AND CORRIDOR.

The work Of regarding First avenue is pro-
crossing steadily. Several complications
arose to retaTd the work. While the con-
sr Ts s city snsas ssa IN IN ra es ~srs ns q re-
or It's water pipes. the gas company had To
relay It's pipes the street car companies
had 70 relay their road bsis. To compli-
cate the situation Injunction suits were
brought against the city by property own
e's who objected TO having their houses
moved hack or the grade in front Of thern
altered. Then came the strike OK the lab
orers employed by the contractor. An these
difficulties have now been practically ad-
tils'ed. but the city Is confronted ny q
h frseh one sor IN the shape Of The sssrey Of
tween Pike and Pine streets Is not ready
for replanking. hut thus far the city has
not been able to secure suitable iumher.
This trouble Superintendent Little thinks
win he relieved In few days. Mean
while Contractor Smart Is going right
ahead with his work. and the city r. CO.
going even 10 the extent o. laying a tenn
I,orary sidewalk few days ago nj Virginia
street for the convenience Of foot pIgsen-
gers along the avenue.
TIE work Of paving James street he
tween Firs. and Second avenues Is PROCEED
ing as rapidly as possible For several days
there was a hitch between the bosrsi OF
public works snd the street car company
as to the extent to which the roadbcd Of
ing this deadlock Contractor Spur was
compelled to stand patiently Ivy and watch
good deal Of sunshiny weather slip
through his fingers. The rock bed for the
street has row been completed on the south
side of she street and the concrete has been
laid ready to receive the sand and brick.
THIS squattera in North Seattle along the
s,iieys In the rclgh50rhooa Of Harrison and
Republican streets have become convinced
that the hoard Of puhlic works IL In earnest
aisnut the removal of the shacke by which
tia alleys havs been INSTRUCTED. and have
begun the work of moving out The hoard
has been very patient, and viii give the
s,llatters all reasonable time In which -
get out Several families moved out yes-
terfav and the work Of tearing away tbs
shacks WIS begun.
The rev city tax levy will not be- mafs
until the reasscmllag 81 the city connc.i
next month. Several suits are now pend
viii ~ Determined partly by he outcome
- those suits. Even II all tho suite should
80 siyaifst the city. hoFvever. the levy will
for last year II was eleven mills.
works Yesterday aaut out TO Fsastsrr con-
tractors and eng incerE large number or
cop.tf q the plans AMI sr->..".a lions FOR
the cellar river water plant eff the appii-
cations We are receiving are any 'nTex 70
ths rfs wr are going - receive said
Mr.. OIeaon 'the board .lll be overwhelmed
with bids"
Registration for the school election Is
prog reRserq more ragAdiy. The nunher ~
voters registering YESTERDAY for mis- cleo
tiSn was 2Z7.
Parry Deputv COMPTROLLER JOAN Rip.inger 10
I'm charge OF the Office.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1&-C'atsle--Price. ruled
stFcng shf IN many instances 1oc higher
Nst.se beef steers. &6!5,65; prime lunches
at s.. 7Nf5.@: common fei westerns s,p
i.so; cows and hsifers ~ -5Efs. *: fat lis.
nliery fed bulls $4Q4a5: calves. 81 mas.
grass Texas steers, StsNG.s for good e~aties
Hogs averaged r. higher N 6 ssff3 ~.
common droves - 4eTT & and good Ia Tsr4rn.
at s. 1880: piss. s.. 3ags.S0 many going
below s.
SAeeI~Iafahs ware wanted n. 81 Kit IN
for common up 70 s6Sfs = FIR the Nast na tive
HOOKS. chcice western range lambs $500
$50. feeding lamt@ 81 StAI5c .
sheep were salabie Al s2Sfssa FOR COM
mon up % N-50al4 - sor choice range sheey,
gong as high as native. western sheen sold
az sS.3'ssl4e 30; feet}ers s@Ff4gS ewes s3es4 N
Receip;s-Cattle. 1850, hogs " oso sheen.
1900
Omaha.
OMAHA Oct. ftle-Hereir.ts = 20
head; market active ana StrOng; native heea 2
steers. 81. s1ff5Sd. western steers s97AtI4 "A,
cows and heifers, SSat,i6. stockers ana
stays, So sol;ss 50
Hogs-Receipts. $40 head: market a
shade stronger: heavy 81 S5Sf2 ea1s mixed
ss.S.igaIS6n: light s2Goaa3. 20: bulk OF sales.
sS.571a as 6215.
Sheep - Receipts. ESQ head: market
steady. fair 20 choice natives, So 7egf4 Il:
fair 70 choice western. Sc ea93f2 .; common
and stock sheep. ss.joll4.t0: lambs. 81 cog
$40,
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FOREIGN MARKETS,
Finn nctnt.

NEW YORK. Oct IS. - TIE Evening
Posts London financial cable says: The
being demorallzed BY the raised discount
rate OF the Bark o. England from In
per cent. This change In the rate surprised
the market generally. II IS believed that
but have reason 20 believe that more
potent factor Is tha er6caror 10 suppress a
repetit'o of the growth Of German tinan-
ciai bills in this market. II the bank rate
had not been changed the open MARKET
rates would have given way considerably.
It Is also learned that che hank IL taking
steps 10 make the present rate effective by
borrowing from the market until The tth II
November AT 2 per rent. Americans We're
the only market showing any firm tendency
today. New York buying has given a gen
erai fin and prices closed quite al the tast
Northern Pacific was chiefly in tavor
The London discount market was unset LED
At sharp advance.
Continental discounts and exchange on
London moved IN, Spanish exchange on
London Is lower az SIS against 80 last
week.
Foreign bourses were comparatively little
affected by the rise in the hank rate here
The Austro Hungary rate is up to AZ per
cent
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Oct, 81 2. n1,-cfose1-f'ana-
var. quiet. z s-i6d. Money. 2i2aI3 per cent
HreudxtufYs.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. l3-Closing-w Wheat
Spot No. red western winter. steady, 6s;
No. red northern spring steady, IS 2isd
corn-Spot American mixed new firm, ss
ed: November steady, 3s 6asd: December,
IS essd Wheat-Futurcs closed steady: DC
tober. '5s lid, December. IS lord; March,
is SGD.
coast, nothing doing; careoes on passage
more inquiry: cargoes M. standard Cali
fornia, 3ls Cd. cargoes Wai.a Walia, as,s
English country markets generally ca
dearer.
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bill FOR EXTRAS DISPUTED.
Contractor ON white River bridge
Nav Net BE Paid ut Once.

COUNT Commissioners P~ar e~s3s N4cka~-
soy, INSPECTED no new county f.g-dzre as.~ts~s
White river near (f'Tf~ism eStsrfleY They
apnro*e the construction but intirea' FL
thai the contractor al made certain
charges for extras which nav preverEt the
bridge being accertef ~ once Tho con
tractors claim which w-as T'es 9Th tha
board Yesterday, IA for t371sr7 He sgas
baen F9ts9 a portion - the contract iT!ce
and af4ss for balance o. 8 fslsT
The fv45f9.. ~ the ora which tra4 ~ hit
terIv orsrcxNv3 ~ william Coch~ara ard
a -rsrrcsr % other White river farmers
when its construction vas propaeod last
sr~nE
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Oct -. s. sss. SIS s 81, S seA
jan -. . i IS y ia
Cash Quotations.

Flour~-rtr-n
waeas-No, spring. sslsgs5c; No. rel.
Cogn-No. :. aeA. easasec.
oats-Se. = - ss-9c + Q. b: No. white
-aso Z. 9, D; Ne. white. -. S3-se.
Ry~No 2. sssse
harley--No. 2. s4As@s4sc Z. q. ,.
t1axse@<i-Eo. /, AuSasisc
Timothy se@j-Prinle s2a-is
Mess gors-Psr barrel s-N7eI-S
1sard-tssr 20 pounds s4s11yss4 %.
Siaas-,Sho-t ribs SssIs -
SHOULDERS Sai,ed (a3x ed 4issi4so4
SlSes-s2c-< clear (boxed). S. @s5SSa
Watsky. aisillle.s' finished sooas--Per
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Oct. 13-Wheat opened quito
strong at sharp advance over last night.
December starting a cent higher az s5i4fe
t9ssc, For an hour the bulls were disposed
10 crowd their advantage and buliis1 news
came thick ana fast. II was noticeable,
however mat the market was making little
headway and in view OF Is action yesterday
there waa a suspicion OF further Increased
but quiet selling Though prices were
higher, the market ala not have the same
power Of absorption that was a feature
during the advance YESTERDAY. The Fact
that many r~opla were overloaded acted as
a damper on the market. This Interest was
Lord Roeeberry's warllka speech. an adj
vance az A.W1i%c al Liverpool reported
reseorI breaking SAILS If -four al Mnneafro-
lis 80 80 barrels. ard Al advance Of i1c
per barrel In ali leading grades ~ -four:
reported sales 81 24oan bushels cash wheat
here and reported continued export engage
mants at the sea boari all contributed %
the strength. After the first hours trading
the realizing natural 70 such an advance
he.same too heavy for the market 10 ssys-
tain December went back tn 6i}2c before
4 f1ecar me- evident tina: TIE market mad teea
oyersold. Covering by shorts caused a rally
70 ssr ard va-y Hide reaction from that
figure followed. The ciose for December
was =. an advance O. t4S1i*c on the day.
TIE market IN a general way gvupa h ze3
Will wheat hi: was helped lao by oul.iSa
country advises and large export sales De-
cenher gained '$sILc.
Ozts were strong all day The strength
o. wheat was the main factor. May ad-
Sancea &c
Provisions showed improvement. BOTH 70
tor~ ert IN IRE volume - trading Col9sr
weather in she south and belief tra' ne
fever would ha checked was az incentive 20
t.5y ara prices advanced all AROUND. B%st
1rsces were nc. maintained. ho"evsr. real
sz.rg beng quite free a. tiraea. Tae close
w4s 2:e@@7l1c higher for Tire cay.
Wheat No. =
Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
is So. asas s.. saasgsp. 81.
Nay 81. 5ity5As ga ia 7.gsk
Corn, No. z.
OF ga 49, Sst& -.
pe, >. '@5s. 9ssa7S ST. 9,is 30&s q :,
May 90 Q13'% 80 s2ss@ss2s. ~.
Oats, No. z.
- 2ess 191s s1'@ So. - E13i
Nav :. -. z2ss - az. -
M~s. Pork. Per BarreL
Deo 50. 81 ga q SEA 50 8 ~
Jan -. q era > 80 y
Lard. Per 100 Pennds.
Ta- - s7s. ,~ rsesz 81 ses~
Jan -. 80 asa IA ga
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ing Quotations.


wAsHINGTON. Oct 13-Toaay's state
ment Of the condition of the treasury
shows:
Available cash :. -. %. ........ xs1s,7 q. NO.
Gold reserve 80. -. ............ ga siA, 223
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PORTLAND Oct I7-whea, wac firm
today, export value being about fac for
wal.a ygalia, with some speculative buy
Ing az cent Or two above this ngur@
VALLEY ara blgeste-r1 we're quoted az SIC
sc tTeared-B sn Lady Isabella. Queens
town, with sg $50 bushels .. wheat.
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1851 wasnseossng. slaT.4; russell. s99sEes:
a. Shingles. r.s standard shingles. s-Io:
ore-ircn snssh, lz a ard 3s feet. t115g24:
tnsck arssh. s@s9Ss: cedar squares. !. ;,
ard - feet: pockets s2--
Egr-3rsa5. s. N advance Of green. Dzay-
ara &C.
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Seattle WHEAT MARKET.

wnea.-xarket nominal: export, No.
clu6, sc: No. I b2uestezTl. &c; Milling, Nc.
/ cub &c; No, blgsste-rA e4c.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY of Seattle and is now on a.e in the
SEC OF the City Comptroller and ex~ofYt-
Go City Clerk, and the same il now e,ren
fer public inspection at said office snd win
,sns.n open for inspection until Monday
lie TN day Of November. 1855. a. 500
o'clock p. N. and ali persons interested are
AsTeay required 10 appear before the City
coahca a. a session thereof to be held in
The Council Chamb her in the City Hall on
I'D tn day OF November. 1855 at 80
o'clock p m. ara make objections thereto
Al said tine 20 fixed the city council will
consider any and all objections made and
vii make sud- corrections in said roll as
4 deems just. and viii then by ordinance
saprosa su1h roll and levy and assess the
Amounts thereof against each parcel and
ioi of land shown in said roll and declare
tie same ,irst lien thereon. SAID matter
may be adjourned to d later date IL SO or
dared By the City Council.
WILL RI. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-OTicio City Clerk
Of the City OF Seattle.
DATE Of first publication. October S, 1885,
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On the produce exchanse today ,ha but
Ter ma ket was Arm Creamery, lS44ssac
dairy. l-&EI-c-
Cheess-Steady. N9eixe
Eggs-Firn- Fresh. 1850.
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BOSTON OF. fs-C'.osiug:
Ros a. Mon - iParrott go. go. 2gz
Butte g. Ros 80 3d. Humboldt .... .. STA
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RESOLUTION NO sS.-Ee II Resolved by
the Csty Council u the City OF Seattle as
% That It ia the intention OF the City
OF Seattle 10 improve Fourth Avenue
North from John Street to Aloha Street
by constructing there II an iroasgone pipe
sewer Of proper q m nsions through said
portion OF said street. together with all
necessary wyes, openings manhoios. lamp
holes. vent.iators, catch basins and flush
ing tanks.
90 That the cost thereof be paid by an
assessment 10 be levied upon the property
ahutting upon and proxima's 70 said por..
Payment by Bonds" in the manner pro-
vided by the laws q the State 81 Wash
ington and the Charter ard Ordinances Of
the City Of Seattle as now IN force
80 That the city Engineer he directed
70 furnish the City Council an estimate OF
The cost - said Improvement.
90 That the matter II making said I'm.
provement will be considered by the City
Council a a session thereof 10 ne held on
the TN day Cf November 1898 a. IN,
O'clock =. m, q, which time all persons
CT upon the matter Of making. SAID I'M
proyement are notified to be present
Passed the City Council the tn day Of
October, 1855 and signed by me In open
session in naturalization Of rs passage thls
''' W. y. RINEuARr.
President OF the Csty Council.
WILL Fl. PARRY.
city Comptroller and Ex-Or!cio city
Clerk
Rv @. X. toRvrTT.
Deputy Clerk
-.
CITY TREASURER'S NoTlCF-Naflra
Is hereby r3vea. Thai pursuant 70 Orli-
rance No 0St, pa s-ed by the CITY t.n1,n-
iii October 81 1875 the CIV TTae si1rer
is hereby authorized ana directed H. re-
rnlve frofn any ard ali persons owning
property assessed for me !npyovtnlen :
Of South Fourteenth Street under t,r,lt.
nauca Numbered -. 81 which properly
said assessment Is delinquent ard said
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle o.. - tsas
Exchanges q. tire Seattle, Tacoma, spc-
ksne and Portland CLEARING houses today
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THE CITY OF sEAITLE-CITY TREAS

THE CITY OF SEATTLE--CITY TREAS
ufer's Notice
Notice Is hereby given that the sth an
Haal !nstallmert Of local Improvement dis
tf.et No. NJ, issued under authority Of Or
dinance No 3dGs. for the Improvement OF
Harrison Street. in the City OF Seattle
f.A West line OF Box Street to West line
Of Lake Street. under the provisions OF
ordinance No s.is. which provides for the
Improvement OF said street by grading
etc. and providing for the payment there
fas In instalments and establishing a fund
for slch payment by the levying and col
lection OF special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement.
and providing for the Issuance OF bonds as
authorized by an act Of the legislature OF
ha State OF " a9llington. approved March
sth, Ia5 and under tho provisions OF or
dinance No. S3i9. approved May 7th. 1884.
= amended by ordinance No $40. approved
July nth. 1884. and the City Charter a.
amended and now IN force. has been duly
certified to the for collection. and The re-
spectiva Sums therein charged and levied
against each parcel ana lot or land and
part thereof. In said district. n pay:ian. I
sacb installnent remains unpaid, and tho
Anr. including the interest On the whole
sFHolnt dsarged. miift H. paid Cd or be-
'are the 1th day OF November. lsas. Unless
payment be made on such instaisnent on
CT before the 7th day OF Novem3e 1898 the
sEss shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate OF per cent fsr
shaun. until paid; and II not paid befor.
aid tine. "A penalty OF i've f5) per cent.
shall be added and the sums dellnquen:
shall be entered on the annual tax roll FOR
TIE current year against each lot and par
eel Of land, and part thereof so delinquent
snd with die interest and penalty shall he
eA!ecied as other taxes. together with
seh additional charges or penalties as are
authorized 10 be charged and collected on
a'her delinquent taxes and each lot or par
eel OF land 80 delinquent shail he sold for
me amount 81 such assessment with in
eEest penalty and costs. In the manner
Provided by law.
A. II. FU0TE,
CITY Treasurer Of the CITY O. Seattle.
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aud the City Charter AS amended and now
IN force, has been duly certified - ne for
collection and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot or land. and part thereof in sai
district, In payment OF such insialIment
remains unpaid. and the "A ne. including
the interest the whole amount charged
must De- paid or before the 7th day u
November. is9s. Unless payment De made
on such installuent on or before the 7th
day Of November. 1873. the same shall be-
come delinquent and snail bear interest az
the rate Of per cent. per annum, ulsu
paid and If not paid before said time.
penalty OF i've 80 per cent. shall be added
and the sums delinquent shall ne entered on
the annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel OF land. and
par: thereof. 50 delinquent, and with ne
interest and penalty shall be collected as
other taxes together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized to
De charged ard collected on other deiln-
Quent taxes and each 10, or parcel Of land
so delinquent shall be sold for the amount
OF such assessment with interest, penalty
and costs in the manner provided by law.
A II. FOOTE,
City Treasurer OF The City % Seattle.
Date OF first publication October S. IS9S.
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JCDGE WILL MAKE INSPECTION.
Cnurt Takes First Avenue Rerrade
Matter Under Aa.i%~sssens

To- r<t 10Y - go csty - 90 aye = rYy~
as-.s ~ Tl.serA H4yweos ara the rytaffty
Tr1st Cernr ary ~ tnc ~cwr7+ ~ ~ = ~,
avsn1.e as~sE' s.net wea trsrs ny lodge
Nor r. tns e9mt+T fe9aTfrls'ef ~ me @+.-
,.er.nr court yesterday es7e @a~e vs~a
aiken Snsar s8v'ser1eFyr n c~se~ - a,,ssp
ne f5sage y = opfortffr* = - isez7~a~t the
prem ~-s before rendering .fenie7 gr
In ef1E~ c<sfls4.fuFaa tfon SOS u%t. p f7a~e
h.eo tF.egf IN ths sarf4 ov4urt f. alss f.@.-s
tfge esxgpfr 70 afiow :}@ 5uvV ~ fvs.rs
f}e premises Ja6g~ II 3a~e ~nc1ree. vF.e-.
the susEyst. or was made by me ay-se~s ~
- esssap that IS would be gooG iaes fe~
nm % make az tnssp4avttoH rn~s- ma rEr.es
~ a-as fvYrfng che case wtfrsaff 4 }4ry.
CA. . x II - "a.
s.s,.sa >Tas kna ia Hs's slssss os2gta
Signature " AT/,[A
Il 1<a/ZZIAE.~.
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F'I~sranc~s Balances
Seattle .&2,..g~9 or 4lO2, 42k 80
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- Money On cali. s.. Per cent: last loans,
- per cent. prime mercantile paper. ~
a. per cent: sterling exchange, irregular.
with actual business II bankers bills a.
<y4>fh. for demand. and s4NA.z14,sl =
Tor sixty DAYS: posted rates. "a. ssaegs4 -.
tihcates. 5ss.assc; bar silver, ssssc. Msxi-
can dollars. isisc: governments bends.
strong, railroad bonds. strong.
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE. DEPART
nssnt or finance. Treasurer s otiice-city
lfeasufer's Notice.
Notice u hereby given That the assess
Ment roll of Local Improvement Distric;
Ne "a fer the insprov erent % broadway
sid De Forest street.. in the CITY Of Seattle.
rom fesler Avenue 70 south line ~ oak
Street under the provis'ous ~ Ordinance
40 2ta. providing Tor said Improvement
y sFaaiDE the same and constructing
st3eW axis .hoTr00. and for an assessment
y pa therefore hy Ts3a mode ~ payment
~ oofais. has here; ofore been daily Ger
. .aea 10 NE for collection. and Tie re-
sPeeNNa sums therein charged AVID levied
SCANS each lot and Parcel OF Lanai IN
ss41 district must &c paid IN (pn 81 !ai
saaaAi payments. wita interest upon the
.sHs9e sain 50 charged ana lowed. ~ such
..sslsimehts thereof az remain unpaid. a,
.'e rate or ten Per cent per annufn. AM
r1@ interest GtNst 20 paid annually to.
tstAe' WITH the annual iastAhulehts fall
= eTAr Interest 81 the sih day Of NoFesn~
81 NE, ana he sab ifsetaiirneak ~ said
assessments and the interest for the eth
sgtenlhes isgS
Unless payment he made If sad Install
So o. priGctqai ana said Interest on or
.sFe Ss1 81 day "g November. iN4s. tn"
sAass shall become delinquent ard shall
.~s Interest at - Pate ~ ten per cent.
alaain NHtil ga 4, and : uol pad &c
- tae same snail a4Ve become Gs In
49, leii@t-y 81. I've per cent, shall Ne
size. al tire eG0ts delinquent SHAH ~
sl.sfca oH a@-Hai fAx fo55 fay fhe tayrent
.eas sgai"st eArc 10 ana parcel OF land
- @ea4f9; sss1 snA EitH he Interest collect
- as oiH*f fAAV&. 81 trArale account being
49, tAtfrHf ara & neg fat3 ViJhta me
.1aS SAed 8 tite payment ~ CITY taxes
s.@'i 0s solicited AS suos taxes are rot
Tel together w-9a SUc3 133 t5ausl
SsasktS ~ penalties as are a..thoTizes %
- taAtse9 ara -. .ectsd II ether IS n
sSshS 'ase<. a~t each GOT or psrce! -
sel0q3e0t 4 80 sod tcr ne amount ~
$50 @SSess.Lss:'. lyi1b sn:eTcsg ani costs.
- fae tius -f i1 she manner ard hy
- sans ~stH.T..y As LANDS AMI loss are
$50 t"r t-EN 't>r< ~ F0oTE
"a a'a u ngst publication. octcocr stA
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE. DEPART.
mant or finance. Treasurer : oi'ice-city
Ifeasufer's Notice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-14

Nodoe : hereby glVen That the assess
No. "a fer the Improvement % broadway
SD he Forest street in the City OF Seattle.
sfoan fcsler Avenue 70 south line ~ oak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-14

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