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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
Notice OF Application for Ferry license

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigped
VIII make apphcation TO the Honorable, Roa9I =,
county commissioners of Nez Perez Count,
State OF Idaho, at their regular meeting at ~
Court House III Lewiston i'll said Me- pcrr
county on the 18th day of September, 1soS or a.
soon thereafter as said application can Sc head
rms tor authority TO construct erect oDcrate nj
take toll on pubic ferry the Clear,r,itfr re
IN said NeZ Perce county; the south landi,o,
whereof to be at point and place four rods ,ves9
oithe section line running north and soutb hs
tween and dividing sections No. a and ~ IL
township 81 o. 7 ;, W b m, and being on 7 ~
No, 5, IN the the n. f. 4 of n. f. y, sec "A ~;
3, \. OF Range ;, W h. NJ and upon and nart
9 sn intiah aiotneut No. I7I4, sec a
Iownship 81, North OF Range ;, VI. r. NJ Tbs
northwest or north landing being situated ON 10.
Ne. I, being the mex Of the nek oil sec "A to-yn'
snip 81, OF ; west ofthe Boise merida n said
land f SON~ihlhent
Oa'e" jury i9'h le9N WIN. T. SCoTT
Anplirart
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

the general principles of govern
ment. 1t is of course characteristic
of republican government only,
aud of the most perfect of republi.
can governments. The intelligence
OF the great common horde is APP
parent IN this new element of popu-
lar power. As the extention of
republican authority has in
augurated a new form of imperial
ism, has even coined a new signi-
hcance for an old and unpopular
word, the occasion of a foreign war
and the new feature of territorial
acquisition has illustrated a new
and potent power i'll our political
system; plebiscit, not of arbitrary
statutes but of party and admin
lstration policies that are born OF
emergencies. There is no mistak-
ing the force of the demand for the
retention of territory bought with
blood. This unmistakable popular
demand is not like the populistic
ripples that on occasion have
agltated some OF tbs political frog
ponds in the past decade, it is a
tidal wave of sentiment from the
hearts of earnest, honest men.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

One weakness of our strong svs-
tenn of government is illustrated by
the fact which drives Secretary OF
State Day out of the cabinet even
III the hour of great triumph. He
is driven to resignation because he
Is poor man and cannot afford TO
maintain household in the capital
which the dignity of the offices de-
mands. The social position of a
United States official should be
htly maintained at public expense.
While extravagant salaries are
offensive TO the wholesome sense
of economy of the common people,
the fact that only man of wealth
can afford to accept and retain the
high Office of secretary of state is
even more offensive.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

The silver republicans of the
state find themselves placed by
their party leaders in the dilemma
of voting for a governor whose
wise G } and economic CD admin
istration they did not see fit to en-
dorse in their party platform.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

The conventions which place d
the fusion ticket in the field were
CONSPICUOUS examples of machine
politics. The administration
machine was for Stuenenberg first
and for Stuenenberg last and alone.
Party and policy were subordinated
for Office and spoils; and the most
glazing atfrontery was apparent in
their deliberations and their inter
course with their associate fusion
lists. While the controlling spirit
that governed the silver republican
convention was no less selfish and
narrow the diplomacy of Dubois,
Sweet and their trained followers
Inundated the administration
democrats. The two conventions
We're discordant. The element of
assimilation was not the fruit of
affection but the fusion sentiment
was the offspring of personal greed
! alike In both conventions. The
democrats were for Stuenenberg;
the silver republicans were for
anything and all things there and
now and will be for ever more. 1t
is not wonder of the world that
the silver republicans should sit
like flock of young crows with
their mouth wide open for any
old worms, for they experienced
many symptoms of dissolution
during years Of fasting. 1t is a
political wonder, however, that the
democratic party which boosted of
its strength local and national and
OF the honor, even chivalry of its
leaders, should know no policy but
state patronage and no honor above
selfish end. The parties and fac
tons of parties We're assembled by
high sounding proclamation and
the music of silver cymbals, but
when assembled they all scratched
and scrambled to ease the itch for
Office. The populist, ever cratic,
lost all semblance of rational de-
meanor. Internal contentious kept
them wholly away from the polili-
cal flesh pots aud left them to be
consumed by personal desire and
contention for Office, that was in
divldual rather than collective. In
the light of precedent the suicide
of the populist party does not sur
prise any observer. But the demo-
cratic party as party, possessed |
the apparent strength of political
gladiator when the present remark
able campaign began. 1t had the
power of the state administration
tor moral support and a goodly
purse of Office spoils as a working
fund but it came to the arena
bound to clog, Stuenenberg, and
1t was strangled by Duboisism.
Ninety votes were cast for Steun-
enberg and sixty for B. F. Morris.
This was the party against Steun-
enberg. The vote does not indi-
cate the strength of the present
governor, it indicates the strength
of the rope of sand that held his
following around him for a brief
spell. The machine evidently
had held the conventions in sub
to the very limit of for
bearance. At one time word
would have melted revolt and
blasted the hope of Steunenberg.
The tension had been sustained for
four days by the browbeating
bosses and the diplomacy of the ,,
silver republicans YVES beyond
comprehension. 1t was inferred
thrt the silver men were after the
goVernorShip which thew were
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

Now that it is all over the dem
ocrats are figuring on how much
they lost by landing Steunenberg
at the sacrifice of all the other fat
offices i'll the state. In the divi-
sion of the spoils measured by sal
aries the silver republicans capture
$4,000 for the two years as
against 81 900 on the democratic
side. "Stueny" comes high but
the convention would have him.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
For Judge District Court -
+. G. STEELE.

Steunenberg held the whip hand
over the convention, but now the
power to ratify revcrts to the peo-
pie and Idaho's boss of Tammany
Hall will hear something drop in
November.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
Notice for Publication.

Land once at Lewiston. Idaho, Tuly 20 ISIS
NOTICE IS hereby given thar The folI,,,,i,,
settled mas hled not &c OF his intention 10
nat said proof will be made before + , an9
once at lewiston Idaho, on September - ISIS
NJ az, hsnTetta Harbour one Of the heirs Of
sw qF sc or sec 10, twp son $ W b m =" "
lie names the following witnesses q, ,,, l..
NonIhu9us residence upon and cultivation ~
S ,t land VIZ: Frank Aness Melvin Simnso,,
John Madden, James Madden, OF Nez FeTr.
county, Idaho. Nc teiee
J. L. WEsr. Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAt

Land Oace at Lewiston, Idaho, j
Notlce IS hereby given that tn,
named settler has filed notice of her i.
MAKE anal proof in support of her
maj said proof will be made before U
oLSe al Lewiston, Idaho, on Septemb,
Va; Mamie Riggs for the lots Sand a
Let :, and uwh swI. Sec 10. Twp - 4
She names the following witnesses
her conoinuous residence upon and cult
SAID , Land, viz: James Lambert Hatye
wins skies, Samuel Wheatcroff, all
iu1ho' J, b. WEST, Il
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

Steuuenberg had the convention
i'll his pocket, but the voters have
the last call.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
AfLer four

After TOUR
| contention Il
split wide OF
tickets in tn |
and silver
.poils as folI' |
For Justice '
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For Congrt |
For Attorr
For Secret |
Sr.
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For Lieu
H. Hutchin '
For Supe
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For Treas |
For Mine
The Blak
as follows:
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ID Congress- |
Governor
Lieut.. CO |
Secretary |
Treasures
Supt. of
&. White .
Mine lns .
Auditor
Attorney
The Ta.y
following:
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Secretar
Auditor
Attorne
Supt. { |
Mary VT
Treasur
Mine Ii
NJ. H.
Taylor ST
The de- |
of Mosco
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be held
Neither
made M
Of the Sc
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as THEN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-03

AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple. Telephone 444.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-03

WANTED.
o. r. & L. CO. Bonds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-03
P. B. & L. \. meeting tonight.

p. B. & L. A meeting tonight.
Mr.. Desky remained in Hilo for an
other week
John d. Holt returned by the Austria
liza from visit 10 California.
Williams took group portraits yes
terday of the Healani senior and junior
crews.
Troops at Camp Otis Will likely go
to Manila with the big lot of 5000 from
San Francisco.
: The vacation of the band begins this
morning. There viii be no concert a.
Emma Square tonight.
Major J. W. Jones returned by the
Kinau from Hilo. He has almost re-
covered from scalp wound inflicted
by the falling branch of q tree two
weeks ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10
IN The LODGE ROOM.
Odd Fellow =.

Lake Washington Lodge. No. 81. I. .. o.
F.. conferred the First degree upon three
candidates last Monday even ng. Tonight
the Second degree viii be conferred by tho
Second degree staff Of Seattle Lodge. No.
!. Al the close Of the degree work re-
freshments will be served.
Seattle Lodge No. :. will confer the
Third degree upon one candidate at their
hall. Second avenue and Seneca street. to-
morrow evening.
Seattle k.ucaapment, No. 81. assisted by
Unity Encampmeut. No. 2, conferred tho
Golden Rule degree upon two Patriarchs
last Friday evening. Friday evening.
October q. the Royal Purple degree Will
be conferred. Unity Encampment. No. =.
and visiting Patriarchs VIII be present.
and a banquet Will be served.
Mystic Jewel Rsbekah Lodge. No. W,
Will confer the Rebekah degree upon sew
erai candidates next Friday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

RESOLUTION NO. SS.-Be it Resolved b.
the CEty Council If the City OF Seattle as
follows:
q That ii is the intention OF the City
Of Seattle to improve Fourth Avenue
North from Jonn Stree: to Aloha Street
by con tfucticg there an irons one pipe
sewer Of prop m rs ons through said
portion Of said stree together with all
necessary wyes, openin s, rnanholes lamp
holes. vent-laJors, catch basins and flush
.ng tanks
O. That the cost thereof he paid by an
assessment 20 he levied uron the property
abattIng upon and pr0Nlmate to said per
ton Of sad street. under The pian Of
Payment By Bonds" in the manner pro
v!ded BY tire laws Of the State of wash
ington and the Charter and Ord nances o.
the city Of 5 attle as ncw - force.
% That The Cry Engineer be directed
70 furnish the City Council an estimate Of
The cost Of said .rnnrOv. ment
- That The matter max ng sad I'M
provrinent VIII he considered by the CT
ne IN day OF November. lS9S. at 7:s
o'clock p. m. at which tine ali persons
desiring 10 b. heard before the CITY Coun-
q upon The matter OF making sasd i'm
pr0Vement are notified 10 be present
Passed the CITY Council the 7th day Of
Oct her. le93. ara gned hy me IN omen
sessi n In naturalization Of its passage ih!s
" '. R1NEHARr.
Pres!d NJ OF ,he CITY Council
Filed by me tbs 7sh day q october los.
WILL II. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and ExOr.cio City
Clerk.
BY O. X. CORYFfL
Deputy Clerk
Dave G.. frSt Dgb irst.o1. October 10 Isss
NOTICE To ELECTORS NOTICE IS
here1y gwen nat tle POL books 81 ne
seSe~a. prq-lreta % tha clty Of Seattle
VII rlcse fcr th@ TFg5@tyat or e voters
4 l. 90 c'c SEX msd~'Fat. TUESDAY Octo-
lct !, :,@' aEe W.. remain -iosei urt.l
Wednesday November g. Is93. at 80
c.G, r.
WILL n PARRY.
Ctty comptroller ara ex-oTicio Cry N.e-k
80 -~s Cttv ~ 1es'ffn
ps.a - -, ras"ca.5o7 Octo5e- 80
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CITY NOTICES.


sdewa,king and parking said street be-
tween sad points, acc riding 20 the plans
ant :. dedication prepa-eSt under the a.
FeCtion Of the City Engineer. and on NJ
in the offics ~ tha Department OF Puhlc
Works. and that an a sessnent be levied
and col & Ell upon al. lo1@ an farce's .
aid ben fitted by such II roVement 10 De
f;aY he cast and expense IN of. WI ch
the proper Ii bic Fesor. Sal improve
ment shal be mad by contract. 20 be lei;
20 the l5west and be-. bid Ter therefor o4
me Board Of Public Works. and said
forthwith ~ p. oCure bids therefor AMI TO
enter nfo a co3tr &C. r said Improvement
N The name OF n C ~.
Sec. >. There 5 her, by established To-
cal Improvement district. 70 be called "Lo-
eal i'm grovement District No. lS6.' which
said strict IS bound, i and scioed VIII
ri renee - The said streets and the ter
mn OF sait Improvement a. defined in
Article VII OF the c.ty charter as now IN
force. ard Ordinance No. % 5 as amer ded
by Ordnance No. $3.50, and the prope.t
included within -a.d dis riot. and non
other. shall be deem5d 10 oe and shall be
ment.
Sc. 8. Said assessment district shall be
dix ded into sui div SonS as fined n 81 :
Ordinance No. 2N5, amen.ei 10y Ordin
anct NJ. 1850 and The cost and expense OF
said mp ovement sal be betrayed by the
co. ectt1n of q spe -ial assessment upon nv
property III SAID -ScdI m rOtenneni district,
which ment shall be made III accord
ance " N the charter Of the city and Or
d.nances n relation thereto. and said as
sessment. together with intere-t 20 accrue
upon the rsSpec Give sums assessed
shall be collected as therein provided.
Sec. 4. The mode of payment for said
local .mprovem mt han lie by he mode Of
''.mmediste payment" as defined by the
charter and o dInances in relation ;her TO,
and an assessment roll shall be prepared
and repor, 10 the { ity Council. and othe;
proce ediuss had thereon. as are prescribed
by the mode Of immediate payment.
Al moneys raised by said assessment shall
the city trea ury, 20 be called Local I'm
provement Fund. District No. IS6. of Scat
tie" which fund is created 20 6efray the
cost and eXpan of said Improvement.
Sec. s. Sid Improvement shall be made
under the up ~ 81 Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works. w len Is her by ordered 10 pro-
coed with ga mpyov ment
Sc. &. This ordinance shall take effeci
and be In force from and after It's passage
and approval I APP ed by the Mayor.
otherwise II shall AXE er CT nj the time 7;
shall become law under the provisions
Of the CITY charter.
Passed the Ciy Council the 7th day OF
October, 1855. and signed by me In open
SESSION IN authorization OF its paSsag e
tbs eth day Of October 1895
". V. RINEHART.
Anprove5 PTS x , II s she S Sty a. c9aac
1898, T. J. HUMh.S.
Filed by NE this sth day OF Oo,ob r. 1ssS
Attest: WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio City
tseal) BY. G. X. CoRYELL
Published October 10. l2,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

Court Enterprise, No. 8, f. OF A, held q
pleasant, meeting last Monday evening
Three candidates were instructed IN the
Forestic degree, and three applications
were received. A number Of visitors were
present. The report OF the auditing com
nittee, along with The reports OF the imam
cia! secretary and treasurer. shows the
court TO be in a fourishing condition. The
cour; physician, Or. l.. c. Neville, who
had been absent for three weeks visiting
his former home In the East. had returned
interesting account OF his trip. a com
mittea Of three was appointed 10 join with
IA like committee from Courts Crescent
and Excelsior In making arrangem snts for
n reception 10 be given the Court Balm
bridge brothers In the near future. Next
Monday evening viii be the social All
brother Forsstefs and their lady friends
are cordially invited TO attend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

ORDINANCE NO 30 9-An ordinance
publican Street and East Rspib.:cac
Street from II nor Avenue North 10
po-nt 100 feet west Of Boy.@t on Avenus
North, Mercer Street and East Mercer
Avenue 10 BoylSton Avenue North. Har-
rtson Street from the alley west Of How
ard Az nua n nth 10 Eastlake Avenue.
East Harrison Street from llsvue Az
enuc Nor h 10 Boyislon Avenue North.
Thomas Street and Fast Thomas STREE:
from Howard Avenue North 10 Belmont
Avenue Ncr h. John Street from the al
lfy west Of Pontius Avenue to the alley
east Of Pom Jus Avenue. John Stree;
from Howard Avenue North 10 Eastlake
Avenue, the alley between Minor Avenue
Norta and P0ntius Avenue from John
Street 20 Re ub Q n Street. the alley be-
twefn foDt.us AYenu and Howard Av-
euue North from Harr sOn Street TO Re
Publican Street. Howarl Avenue North
from a point 600 feet south OF John
Street 10 Harrison Street the alley be-
tween Howard Avenue North ard Fast
lake Avenue from FL point 10 fet north
of Harrison Street 10 East " srcer Street.
Eastlake Avenue from a point 500 feat
soa.h q Joan Street to a point 10 fee
south Of Thomas street. Eastaks Az
enue from a point 10 fee; north Of
Thomas street TO Harrison 5 rect. Belle
we Avenue North from point 10 feet
inertia Of East Thomas Street to a Poin
l4o feet south Of East NJ rcer STREET
Bellevue Avenue North from Eas. Mr.
Ger Street 80 lie .eVle Place. and B0yi-
ston Avenue North from East Harrison
Street To East Eoy Street in the Ct,
sewers thf0ugHo.t said po3t ors Of said
streets, avenues and alleys Cine same
forming connecting system Of sewer
WITH a common outjeO. % ether vi Il II
necessary wycs, tpcn.ns@. W3Dhoiss
lamphJ.cs. vent.-at0rs. catln SINS ana
flushing tanks. and provid az tor the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

Chief Seattle Tribe, No. %. captured two
more paiefaces last Tuesday evening. and
conferred the Chiefs degree upon seven
warriors. There wss large attendance.
many visitors being pres:nt from neigh
boring reservations. After the council fire
was quenche5 the tribe partOsk Of corn
and veusoa winch we're found In the tent
~ the JUNIOR sycamore. The Adoption de-
gree VIII Re conferred next Tuesday Upm
q large class
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4. d. L. w.

Last Friday evening Columbia Lodge.
No. 2 gave two candidates the Junior
Workman degree. and the Workman de-
gree 10 two. Among the visiting brothers
present was A. I. Van de Vanter, of Kent
Lodge, No. 49, candidate for county sheriff.
Much interest was evinccd In the coming
address on the classified assessment pan
10 be delivered before the lodge next FRI
day evening by Grand Master Workman
o. = Jones. Work is progressing very
fayorab!y on the Arrangements for The
grand anniversary celebration at AEmory
hall November 2.
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Home Camp. No. 2s6. W. Of W, held a
meeting ir Elks' nail last wednesday
evening Three applications were received
ard two andidstes were introduced into
~ Pro'e ton degree III. team work
Nsz very good sra was nell spoken ~ by
ne mary visiting .e.ghhoTs present. Alter
ne business q tAe evening 8 social was
erf-v@f 20 2 ta'e hour Next "Wednesday
evening Nofne Came vii visit Palm Cir
-le. ". OF ". = a body
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Of ADV RIISED LETTERS

Letters addressed 10 me following
named persons remained ufeasieti for al
The general delivery Z tae seattle pest
otllce, sunday, CctoS~r ). 4%H;
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IMPOt5 NDING NOTICE-Tae following
described mare, placed In the city pound
October + 1895 " Il oe soid at public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder for cash. liz
hand, 10 pay costs o. imp0unding and
advertising. October y. az ~ o'clock a
m al the front door OF police headquar-
ters. corner Tt..rd Avenue and Yesler
way.
one brown mare branded on left hip -"
right hind foot white.
c s REED. Chief Of Police.
Date OF first publication. October Z 1898.
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The Hated sian.

50 SENSITIVE - Aigsr thai NJ XII not now
rcrazt
TIE rs-es - tcas hafizeHeG one who
5-.Hgz MS tafest trials.
gu- always Qsfftas "te 6a feet
Irs:e81 - ~0oI 90 psTsr VII the hated
nar9ga II Mics"
-Csevsia-e PtalE Dealer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

THE CITY OF SEATTLE. DEPART
ment of finance. Treasurer's Ofhce-City
Ite4sUrers Notice.
Notice Is hereby gwen That the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No; "a for the Improvement az BrnaG way
and DE Forest street in the city OF Seattle
from YesIer Avenue to south line II oak
street. under the provisions cf Ordinance
NO. 1909, pcovid ng for said Improvement
ny grading the same and constructing
sidewalks thereon. and for an assessment
TO pay therefore by the mode Of ''paymen;
by bonds" mar heret ofore been duiy Ger
titled 70 me for collection. and the r.
speCtiNe sums therein charged ana levied
against each lot and paTcsl Of land In
sad district must ne paid IN ten equal
annual payments, with interest upon the
Nhoie sum 50 charged dnd levied. 0r Si3Ch
instaliments thereof as rema II unpaid. u
the rate OF ten per cent per dnnUm. and
said interest must be paid annually to-
eether WITH the annual instaiimeuts fail
Ing due Ia each year sad sums began
to bear interest on the Sth day Of <OVen-
her. 1882 and the 9Th instaiment % said
assessments and the interest for the ST.
year VII become due On the 9,n day OF
November lSSS.
Unless payment be made Of said install
ment of principal and said interest on or
before a'd 9Th day Of November lSaS the
same shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at The rate Of ten per cent
per ailitH uHti PAID, and II not paid be
fore the same shall have become del.n-
uuent, a penalty ~ i've per cent shall he
added, ard the sums delinquent shall be
entered Oh annual tax roll for the current
Year against each i0t and parcel Of land
so delinquent ard with the interest collect
Ell as other axes separate account being
kept thereof, ard y not paid Within The
time fixed for The payment ~ City taxes
shall be collected as such taxes are col
lected together With such ada tin0aI
charges or penalties a. are authorized 20
DE charged ANA collected on other deiin-
QUfBt taxes, and each lot Or parcel So
delinquent shalt bc sod Cor the amount If
SUCH assessment. with interest and .osts
al the time and IL fhe manner and ny
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approve such roll ara levy ana ASSES ne
2uao4l-S thereof against eacn parcel and
lot cf .2r1 shown - sad roQ ard declare
tie sans a aEs- lien snsrSor. sad matter
nay - adjourned 10 q later date Il ~ or
deTes oy he City Council
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-OT!cIo Cry Clerk
% The City .. Seattle.
Dale u frs publication. October < 1sss.