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CITY NOTICES


And be II further resolved thar the fore
going proposed amendment be and
the same is hereby submitted to The quail
nea Vo,ers or the City OF Seattle for their
rauncation or rejection ut the next general
election 10 be held in the said City of Sc
attic. on March Sth 1926
EVERY voter eiecting TO vote at said cleo
Iion IN favor Of said proposed amendment
saal vote a ballot containing the words:
For proposed Amendment No. S
TO the city charter Of the city OF Seattle
as proposed by resolution No. lss q the
CITY Council OF the City Of Seattle, which
said proposed amendment Is that every
grant or "A franchise. right OF privilege
snail be made subject 10 the payment OF a
certain percentage OF the gross receipts 10
the CITY OF Seattle. said percentage 20 be
nxed by the City Council Of the City of
seattle, and requiring street railways 10
give and receive transfers from cross
Every voter electing 10 vote at said cleo
non against said proposed amendment
snsI vote ballot containing the words:
Against proposed Amendment No. s
10 the city charter Of the City of Seattle
as proposed by resolution No 100 Of the
City Council Of the City CT Seattle, which
said proposed amendment is that every
grant OF franchise. right or privilege
certain percentage OF the gross receipts TO
the City OF Seattle said percentage TO be
liked by the CITY Council Of the City Of
Seattle. and requiring street railways TO
give ana receive transfers from cross
lines"
Passed the City Council the srd day OF
January. lSs. and signed by me IN open
session In authentication az lis passage
this 3rd day CT january, ISIS.
". CHAPMAN.
President pro tenn OF the CITY Council.
Filed by me this Srd day Of January. 1895.
WILL III. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-onicio city
Clerk.
Date of first publication. January %. 1895.
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CITY NOTICES.

the general laws Of the state in force a,
the time the same is granted. nor shall
any license be granted authorizing the
selling or giving away OF any such liquors
within one mile of any military post or
reservation established ~ the United
States The sum required for such L.
cense shall in no case be less than six
hundred dollars, except that licenses for
seia1g or giving away such liquors in
quantities OF not less than one gallon shall
In no case be less than three hundred dol
lars. and shall in no case be less than the
amount required by the general laws of
the state for houses or business of like
character. and no remission Of such license
shah De made during the period for which
IL Is granted: and bonds required 10 be
gwen by keepers or proprietors CT saloons
or drinking houses shall not in any case be
liked al less than two thousand dollars
And be il further resolved that the fere-
going proposed amendment be and the
same - hereby submitted 10 the qualified
voters OF The City Of Seattle for their rati-
ncatoa or rejection at the next general
election. TO be held in said City of Seattle
on March Sth. 1898.
Every voter elec;ing to vote at said cleo
ton in favor of said proposed amendment
shall vote a ballot containing the words:
FOR Proposed Amendment No to the
City Charter OF The City OF Seattle as pro-
posed by Resolution No. ie2 of the City
Council of said City of Seattle. which said
proposed amendment fixes the annual Ii
cense fee for the sale and giving away
OF Intoxicating. spirifuouS, malt. yinous,
mixed or ferrnentei liquors in said City
OF Seattle at the minimum sum of six
hundred dollars in quantities less than one
gallon and at three hundred dollars in
quantities of one gallon or more.
Every voter electing 10 vote at said cleo
ton against said proposed amendment
shall vote ballot containing the words:
AGAINST Proposed Amendment No.
TO the City Charter Of The City of Seattle
as proposed by resolution No. 162 of the
city Council OF said City of Seattle. which
said proposed amendment fixes the annual
Incense fee for the sale and giving away OF
Intoxicating. spirituors. malt. vinous.
mixed or fermented liquors in said City
OF Seattle at the minimum sum OF six
hundred dollars in quantities less than one
gallon and at three hundred dollars in
quantities OF one gallon or more
Passed the City Council the Goth day
OF December, 1897. and signed by HE in
open session in authorization of its pass
age this auth day of December, 1897.
j. L. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council.
Filed by me this ath day of December.
1891
WILL n. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio City
Clerk
Date OF first publication. January %. 1898.
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RESOLUTION NO. lss - PROPOSED
Amendment No. "A resolution and
proposition to amend Section of Article
XVII. ~ the City Charter. and for the
submission OF such proposed amendment
to the qualified voters OF the city at tho
next general election.
Re II resolved by the City Council of The
City OF Seattle:
That Section of Article XVII. Of tho
City Charter OF The City OF Seattle h0
amended so as to read as follows:
Sec. 2. No officer or employee OF tho
city shall receive any compensation ter
his services as such officer or employe en-
cept by salary. payable monthly. which.
when not prescribed by this charter. shall
he fixed By the City Council by ordinance.
No such salary or compensation shall DO
increased more than once In two years.
sation shall be made within period AZ
nine months next preceding a regular city
election"
And be II further resolved that the fore
going proposed amendment be and tho
same is hereby submitted to the qualified
voters of The City of Seattle for their ratt-
fication or rejection at the next genera
election TO be held March Sth. ISIS.
Passed the City Council this Eth day Of
January. ISIS and signed by me In open
session In authorization OF its passage
this eth day OF January. 1895.
President pro tenn OF the city Council
Filled by me this eth day OF January. 1888.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Ofrlcio City
Clerk.
Date OF first publication January %. 1854
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nual insfailment Of local Improvement
district No. e. for the Improvement o1
Randolph Street. in the City Of Seattle.
rom Madison Street TO Bancroft Street.
under the provisions OF ORDINANCES Nc $50,
which provides for the improvement at
said street by grading the same and con-
struc'iug sidewalks on both sides there
or and parking strips between sidewalks
and property lines. and providing FOR the
payment therefor In installmentS and es-
tahiishing fund for such payment by the
msnts upon the property benefited by tho
Improvement, and providing for the issu-
ance Of bonds as authorized by an act OF
the legislature Of the State Of Washing
ton, approved March 9th. 1895. and under
the provisions Of ordinance No. sS4a. app
proved May sth. 1894. as amended by or
dinance No. siia approved July nth, iSsA
has been duly certified TO me for collec-
ton. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel and
lot Of land. and part thereof. In said dis
trict, " payment OF such iustaiiment. re-
mains unpaid. and the same, including tho
interest on the whole amount charged
must be paid on or before the Seventh day
OF March. iSS, Unless payment be made
on such insta .ment on or before the Sew
enth day Of March. iSs the same shah
become delinquent. and shall bear interest
at the rate OF nine per cent. per annum,
until paid. and II not paid before said
time. penalty CT five "a per cent shall -
added, and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot and parcel
OF land. and part thereof. SO delinquent.
and with the interest and penalty shall be
collected as other taxes. together with
such additional charges or penalties as are
authorized Ia he charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot or
parcel of land so delinquent shall he sold
for the amount OF such assessment. with
interest. penalty and costs. I'm the manner
provided by law.
GEORGE r MEACHAM.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle. q
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KLoNDikE DOG FOOD.
ALASKA noe FOOp

At.ASAA Itttti toOtt-
With the use OF dogs for transportation
In Alaska. the question of food for them
Is OF vital Importance The ideal food Tor
this purpose should be nutritive. contain
ing all necessary 20 sustain Nfe and also
combine tho qualities of compactueHs and
hghtness
Dried salmon containing all these quail
tsS must necessarily be a suitable uour-
ishinrnt Tor dogs or man on the tran or
Ia the gold fields. prospec,ors OF long ex-
perieuce In tho care of dogs say thai one
meal every night OF dried fish Will keep
the dogs In a healthy. working condition
In Newfoundland, where dogs are con-
s!antiy worked. dried fish Is their only
food
This salmon Is pat up especially for
thus trade. and by eur process of prepar-
nag the weight Is reduced IS per cent.
while all the nutrition Is preserved. 1t
II put up In bags and viii keep for years
be sure that every bag bears The name
CT Chiopeck Brothers"
ASK your oufsitter for II, or cali at
CHt.pPEck BROTHERS
Wholesale Fish Dealers.
Yesler Wharf. seattle.
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RESOLUTION NO. Ira. - PRoPo5Ep
proposition 10 amend See. 10 OF Article
VIII OF tne City Charter. and for the
submission OF such proposed anendment
TO the qualified voters OF the city at the
next general election.
BE n resolved by the City Council OF the
Cry ~ Seattle:
That See 10 Of Article VIII. % the CITY
Charter Of the City OF Seattle he amended
80 ~ 10 read as follows:
Gee T.. Subdivision l. The mode 81
payment ~ bonds shall be az follows. Al.
ter the city councN has by ordinance or.
deTed or authorized the Improvement. ana
rot more than twenty days after the con-
tract therefor mas Deen lei. an estimate
and roll ssaI BE made and returned ana
corrections be made therein and notice
given az prescribed Ia section u Of this ar
ticie governing local Improvements made
under the immediate payment plan. and
fns cesst ard expense OF such iFnpTSseE a~st
snail Be charged against The lots and par
GELS 81 land IN the local Improvement diS~
iFict 70 De created b the ordinances su-
fsafszsnE the Improvement. In the refnod
iicie. Contracts snail - made aaf assss1-
Tlenfs levied aD4 collected in tae ss.ne
manner a. IN prov lied la znis article Tor
TIRE ieEylrg ara collection Of SA4sSsfnRnn
where pay meaf Is provided 20 DO made ~
the mode - fnssnasliats payment, except A
oibtIss ssa lyeov.dixl herein.
-fsbIlFaston :. tn. esfy euigcg H1aH uy
ordinance provide that TIE entire cost and
expense OF saca Improvement sflas! os paid
~ bonds Of me local Improvement district
created Tor sai3 Improvement 20 De Issued
10 tHe contractor. or ~ the proceeds of
sach b0ads 10 be aasuea and sold az here
inafssr gr0gldsd. Sucn bonds shall ~ their
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ALASKA FkEiGuT-A large prospect
hg OUTFIT having sagir own ocean vessel
aud ukon river steamers Will leave Sc
attic tor st. Michael and Dawson on
May /, lAsN and aAVe about 30 tons
tclSAi space for sale, delivery OF irEight
a. - Michael or Dawson ku&ganteed
For rates apply 70 r. =. Bell. room a.
us tup.f block. Seattle. References.
First National bank. Seattle
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HUSTLER with Ss9o can clear siSe.
yearly exclusive Alaska agency. pat
entcd necessities. +. -. Box 5S. Seattle
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hLoSnTr< E-NtNT> FOR SALE.

y Ant 81 aha Alaska ar8 S3osd.ke vrap-
vrfsvs that we caH Ee,. tur &cR YORK
percy 1u Baua3sr - yours is aso~thy
t.sG az Is " &sh. Gstan bu.l&.a<
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COPPER RIVER TRANSPORTATION.
kto>nIh f-TfChTTS

FthS anA seeent-elaSs Ssc&efs to uveA
Ft ~Assats cB rrst--.ass steamer loAN-
iS tl "a teA es2 :. 8tsa fsesEzt sl.-r Cor
"a. Gitsth 2adlsv Apps i.Q45s \.
FttAt .fA IS Ca SIS 83leF a~ll4.re
At'N tEr To SNAlsWAY art Tsrs s.
II T. fi jonas re3na : Cls a,plc
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RESOLUTION NO. 1s5 - PROPOSED
Amendment No. A resolution and
proposition 10 amend Subdivision OF
Sec. II OF Article VIII. of the CITY char
ter. and FOR the submission Of such pro-
posed amendment TO the qualified voters
Of the city at the next general election.
BE 1t resolved by the City Council Of the
City OF Seattle:
That subdivision Of Sec. II Of Article
VIII of the City Charter be amended so
as 10 read as follows;
subdivision l. Whenever the public In
terest or convenience may require the
city council is hereby authorized and en-
powered TO order the whole or any part OF
the streets. lanes alleys, squares or places
OF the city graded or regarded 10 the Off
cial grade planked or repla Mixed paved
or repaved maCadamized or rernacadam-
lied. graveled or regrsveled. pied or re-
piled. capped or recapped. and 10 order
sidewalks sewers. nanholes. culverts.
bulkhcads. retaining walls water mains
curling and CruSswalks to De yrorsfrf1c ed
or repaired therein and 10 order any or
all WoTk 20 - done which shall ne raceS-
sary 10 complete the whole or any portion
OF TIE streets. sidewalks. lanes squares
slleYs or places and the CITY Council NAV
levy and collect an assess meut upon all
lots or parcels Ct land benefited by such
Improvements 20 def7ay the cost and *
pcaSe thereof. which assessment shall be-
come a first lien upon all property liable
liens and enCuw brAnees'
And be il further resolved that The fore
gong an uuffleut be and ths "a me il here
BY submitted 10 thc qualified voters Of the
city % Seattle Tor their ratification or re-
lection a the next general election 10 be
held March sth. ISIS
Passed the Clty Council the an dav of
January. 4>ss. and signed by NE 81 open
session IN authenticstoa q its passage
this tth day Of January. 7.sS
THOs. NAvIN.
Pres dent pre- ten e. the city CouacIf.
Flied by ne this 4th day 81 Jaauarv lsgs
WILL Il PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-Onicio Ci.v
clerk
- - L.. r...hll...tt-. -. q. -
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fNi.NtftffAf .--iIu AIS

n NsNbt}NE Sgee.sl Acme sc.GI~E cenvas
s.at- t.a. al.S ataute3 by <crthAest
S'e~ tr1 go-.-s for use an ,hs ukon
aseuuc.
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST. MI
chael and Dawson City; knocked down
boats, boilers. etc. at reasonable rates.
special facilities: will contract with par
ties TO take freight and passengers 10
ST. Michael; first boat will leave Seattle
about April lst. to give parties a chance
TO build river boats before Yukon opens
up For freight and passage apply Sc
attic. ST. Michael & Dawson City Trans
portation Co. ii2 Columbia street.
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The CITY or sEATTLE-cisy Treas
nssr's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the third an
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THE CITY or sEATTLE-City Treas.
urer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the third an
maui installment of local Improvement dis
trict No. ~. for the improvement Of
Hyde Street. in the city of Seattle, from
Division Street to Madison Street under
the provisions Of ordinance No. $500, which
provides for the Improvement of said
street by constructing sewer along the
center line OF said Hyde Street. between
said streets including all necessary wyes.
manholes ventilators, openings, catch ba-
sins and flushing tanks. and providing for
the payment therefor in installments and
establishing a fund for such payment by
the levying and collection OF special assess
ments upon the property benefited by the
improvement. and providing for the issu-
ance of bonds az authorized by an act of
the legislature of the State of Washing
ton. approved March 9Th 1898 and under
the provisions of ordinance No. 354q APP
proved May 1th 1894. as amended by ordi-
nance No. Sit0, approved July nth 1894
has been duly certified 10 me for coliec-
ton. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each marcel
and lot of land. and part thereof In said
district In payment OF such instaliment
remains unpaid and the same including
the interest on the whole amount charged
must Toe paid on or before the Seventh dsv
of March 1898 Unless payment be mazda
ON such installment on or before the Sew
enth day OF March. 1898 the same shall
become delinquent. and shall bear inter-
est at the rate OF 2 per cent. per annum.
until paid. and Il not paid before said
time. a penalty Of five % per cent shall
be added and the sums delinGuent shall
be entered on the annual tax roll for The
current year against each lot and parcel
OF land. and part thereof. 50 delinquent.
and with the interest and penalty shall he
collected a. other taxes. together with
such additional charges or penalties as are
authorized TO be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes and each lot 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.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle
Date OF ist publication. Feb. ) lSas
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RtssDftTION No. 1s4-BE IT RESaF.y-
81 % sac tl:y Colacls o. the CLtv of
seattle - follows
ca THAI IS 4s t6s iEten;.ua % the CIV -
Seattle 20 improve Terrace Streqt fr1.n
Fo&rth Avenue 20 StXtl AEentf.. nv re
c'r>t fllct-o1 % an lEoTst 0s.s ffss-. sewer -
pToR~r Dimensions tuFo1EA sad PORTION ~
sad street together w4tn AI ue,,e,4ss 81
Ssrs osEuirEs. mau11isS laals.aoie.s ven
t.R1u~s. CssfCG BASINS and flashing te-A<
- JH1g tl@ cAss thereof ~ pad ~ T.
Sassgl~uts - oe lsFied upon gae g.ros.errs
aA2ttaG aysoU SID gartler - sal Ts,Frar-.
street S-ter t&e PAR oI -51 Mediate paw.
meat. 81 tae r24nn~T provided 6T tna
Carer and ordinances ~ he C.sy .. Sc
ALA
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-
RESOLUTION NO iss. - PROPOSED
Amendment NJ. S. resolution ard
proposition to amend Section Twenty ot
Article -Four Of the city Charter OF the
City Of Seattle. and for the submission
OF such proposed amendment 70 tie quail
fled voters Of the City Of Seattle at the
next general election.
he # resolved by the City Council OF the
City q Seattle:
That Section Twenty (3) of Article Four
tie be amended 50 as TO read As fcllows:
right or privilege shah be subject 10 tho
right q the city council at any time there
after 70 repeal. change or nod ~ the said
grant. Il the franchise granted thereby IS
not operated il Cccordance with the pravi-
s3Cns thereof or n ali. ard every ordinance
making such grant shall contain q Tsser-
Walton CT the right % the city council 10 30
repeal amend or modify said ordinance
Every sgeB franchise. grant or privilege
shall contain a provision rec saring every
person or corporation - whom such fran
cnlse. grant or privilege Is given 20 pay
a certain per cent. ~ 10 or their gross rev
efs2e 70 the city % Seattle such rase per
cent 70 be fixed ~ the CITY Council AZ the
tine tae fra nchiss IL granted provided
by ssctIaa Twenty three - % t5ts art
cle. Ara every franchise granted % a
street railway shall require said railway 20
give 10 sfa receive Transfer tsekeis from
cross lives. provided h0a yer. thai thss
section sEsii nat apply 70 any franchise 10
10 granted fer TIE construction 81 extern
sen Of aAy railway o,hsF than ! street
railway"
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FOR DYEA AND SkAGWAY-The bark
Highland Light will leave about Febru-
airy IN for Dyea and Skagway. carrying
stock. hay and merchandise, at lowest
rates. insurance, pa per cent. For space
and terms apply liz Columbia street.
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kLONDIkE-

BOB SLEDS manufactured by Pacific
Wagon Company. Third avenue south
and Lane street. opposite Northern Pa
ciAc freight depot
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kLONDIkE -CLOTHING.

THE ARCTIC ROLL FUR CAP: : caps in
one. designed by c. T. Wernecke. the
Yukon fur cap. designed by natives
manufactured by c. T. Wernecke. Co.
lumh,a dock. Seattle. Wash Sent 10y mall
70 any address on receipt OF 50 ~ for the
former. $3.50 for the Yukon. with postage
Zoe
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kIONDIkE-CHANCEs.

PARTIES desiring to purchase klondike
properties will find them by calling on US.
Some OF the best claims on Eidorado and
other creeks portions of claims by own
msnt ~ ont1t ,rnd t.iu taia n,irchaseys
In with them and take balance out Of
ciam. l.. A. Rexford d Co. 5lJ Bailey
building Phone Main s2e
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FOR SALE-Small sawmIll. complete. at
half value: just the thing for Alaska.
Cos Bailey building.
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kLONDIkE-TRA

READ ADVERTISEMENT of Crystallized
Eggs. Ninth page.
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GAS ENGINES for klau+..ke or AM. etner
cHace stationary or marine Geo. StGiE.
1Mg Western aSCuase.
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500 OUTFIT for sale at SIS: must return
East. hence this sacrifice: call and eX-
anime 1T at % Sullivan building. 7l0 First
avenue.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers and contractors: bridge build
ing. dredging. harbor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south,
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builders
of bridges for railroads and highways:
pile driving, trestle and wharf building
6l2 Seattle National Bank building.
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W WANTED miners going 60 A1ssga %
see the -l5sal Cola IS asher PRO
ruUrcvi 1Y oii u3sc+r miners RI lse the
most ETactt-ai machine yvf offered. can
- knssksy1 DOWN snd carried 0ysr the
traii aTders taken an4 delivered prompt
Z, "a Main street, opposite Sc0W4 H.
VgE EEGCN1t
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NOTICE To ELECTORS Notice j. hera-
rs given that tho pol books 81 the s.,
t~al precincts CT the CITY - Sesttt, vii
close fer the registration Of voters a.
i<e7 o'ciocS midnight. Tuesday. Fehru-
ary g. lSss, and Nj remain closed nn,ji
the Niuth dag Il Marca. ISIS
WILL II PARRY
Ci'y Comptroller ana ex-orlc!o Citv
Clerk
Date Of nrst publication. Perjury :
ISs>