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pies ST: choice apples, rae common ap-
PIES zssasse. pears tNs1ssr NesltSf. sI5g:
bananas x-t25. cranberrses. s. per bhl
Sc 70 per box. pireapples $czyg 81
WainutS per u. sack SsIIic: Eastern
black wainuts. &c. pecans. ie-l19c. aloerss
fzc. almonds. fancy soft shell. iigIac;
asrnonos. cheaper grade. sftiec; pea
nuts. susc; pine, 13c. hickory. SC; Italian
chestnut. l-1zc, Brazil lie. hazel &c; CO.
coauuts. s5EI.sc per dog: pop corn. &C par
ID.
Hay Grain and Feed.
Hay joahing1-P,zget sound per ton. Sc;
Eastern Washington timosay. SIS; alfalfa.
ST.
Oats Jo5bing1-s1lT2a
NReat--S-uZz.
Barley Oob5.ng}-Roiled or ground. per
ton. &I1@
Cora-whole. s2f5o: cracked. 81: feed
meal. per ton. 81; bran. siSals; shorts.
xl.1IS
Rye-whoie. s-2g24 per ton: -four 81 .
per bol. SIS per bale. rye meal. sS.75
per bbIss2 per bale.
Feed G0ooing1-Chopped feed sfsTfis per
ton: Enfddiings. per ton Sfs940. oil cake
meal. S-I5i per ton; shorts, s1.5e9ls:
bran 81,
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MEM NOEk MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Feb. s-The remarkable
buoFauty OF fcw special stocks lifted
depression and closed the day with net
gains. although there were few losses
in exceptional eases Net changes were
small iu she general list. but the gains IN
the Nttlc Eroup OF leaders Were eNiraor-
binary. Tho railway stocks showed the
effect % some unusual demand ~ the
opening Of the market and Erie first pre-
ter-fd ended with a gain OF ; points. Con-
tlaltd ia some way Was the movement ia
SusQue hanna & Western. which gained
iog>c - the day advanced. Preferred
showed q gain az points on the last
transactions the common stock OF 81.
There was nothing in the news OF the day
20 explain these m0Vem nts. The Van
deruiit stocks held fhe center Of the stage
Ola account az tDC action Of the New York
Z . raj directors in authorizing an issue
g.. <l'sf fssf-t'I collateral $iz per cent. bonds
o. effect "a Consolidation win the Lake
shore. Iae formulated plan closed agrees
VITA t6a announce netts which had been
u4lf- A quotation tor the new bonds
81 aen -ssueG WAS promptly established on
lite thNHaHE.- 10 htinE IBID and - asked.
The pflee az Lake Shore and of New York
Central nAytfel some what ln tAe face OF
Troat taking On the announcement which
has t~rG amply discounted. Sat Michigan
tset~ai bounded zap buoyautly over
to.grs i0 thr reNeE that il would uftl-
ulateiy b. Included Ga the constellation
l1 frpAr,~>- faUata S9ushtru also ben
stttd - gee extent az over point. Nor
ioiS q " .Tn is Zip about points. and
y "a NaAEat largely IN tG-s market today
r i.ouuoa Account. Th.s stock was af-
tfct"d n5 tNr reported authority granted
20 * 10 construct a branch through Viz
-'rlt 80 II .ngtoa ard the general i'm
- Sc M at ia .tS financial condition. Greas
N2Tt@rrD Trt erred advanced an addition.
81 55atHt tlt reacted points 10 Itl. and
~ ttc close 4e1'ed - hIa and - asked
81 n&tafa. -1. subsidiary company
J'+-ns'e1 3 to-uts 20 3S5- The LATE strength
~ tle m rNet brought q number o. gains
l- f1e general l.s3 Up 20 about point
ans reduced or wiped oGt declines il 4
altnt tr ~ stocks ts2f had shown early
hezt- rlfss, notably Manhattan, baltimore
. A'#'o $40 uipn Pacific preferred. A
feature - the day Was the Continued adj
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urer's Notice
Notice Is hereby given that the third an
nual instaIimeut OF local improvement
district No. g for the improvement Of
Randolph Street, IN the City of Seattle.
from Madison Street 20 Bancroft Street.
under the provisions Of ordinance Nc. %a5s.
which provides for the Improvement Of
said street by grading the same and con-
structiug ssdew alks chi both sides there
Of. ard parking strips between sidewalks
and property lines. and providing for the
payment therefor in insiailments ard es-
tabllShsng a fund for such payment by the
ievgirg ard collection Of special assess
fneHts upon the property benefited by the
Improvement and providing for the Issa-
ance OF bonds authorized by an act OF
the legislature Of the State Of Washing
ton. approved March Stn 1896. and under
the provisions o. ordinance No. 32ts, APP
proved Aay TtE. is*t. amended by or
dl8anee No. $40 approved July nth 1884.
has been duly certified to me for coilec-
ton, aud me respective sums therein
charged and levied against each 9aEcei and
lot OF land. and part thereof. In said dis
trset. 81 payment Of such installment, re-
mains unpaid. and the same. including the
interest on tne whole amount charged.
must be paid on or before the Seventh day
OF March. ISIS. Unless payment lie made
on such insia .inenf on or before the Sew
vnth DAY Of March. 1sss the same shall
become delinquent. and shall bear interest
1t the rate Of nine per cent. per 3unum.
until paid and IL not paid before said
time penalty of five 81 per cert shall be
added. and the Sums delinquent shall be
entered CT 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 IS other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties a. are
authorized 10 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 f. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date of II fiIfafqatfDu Feb : fSss
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General Quotations.

Flour-Receipts. HIPS barrels: exports.
1881 Steady. ut-oslist.
Wheat-ReceiptO 50.s57 bushels. Spot
firm: No. red, SLo3i2 Options were up
and down on a narrow range all day The
market declined sharply on big North
west receipts and short selling by bears.
who were finally scared in by heavy ex-
port transactions. rumored at seventy
loads at all ports, the close was firm at
lsn@sc net advance. No. , red May, - 7-I6
Qsai4c. closed at 3olAc.
Hops-Steady.
WOol-Steady.
Petroleum-Dull.
CoTee-options closed steady with
prices points higher 10 points net lower:
sales. 1880 bags. including: March. ; 7sc
Spot coffee steady: No. : invoice. easc: No
Z jobbing, 63sc. Mild steady; Cordova Ya
GilJc.
Sugar-Raw firm: held higher: fair re-
fining, s-isc: centrifugal, y5-test, ll-lsc:
refined steady.
Metals.
Fig Iron-Warrants very dull at s6.55fg
e6g
topper-f.ake firm at ST. gJ9fIl
TIn-Firmer at Si3 ss1fl395
Spelter- FlTmer az StI4 H.
IeAd-Sironger al &, Bt6i 3 10
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SPECTATORS had realized lssv,,-
~ 'se hands OF the public 1909 s..ocss
witch IS rvoverelally prosl,ss.S,e 0sssaiissioe
- .s lion. on the other hanl vsr,a, - a ss
taken ds s.s - 'aT which 7, had hsrssosa-s
Ssssssss ana active. some of Sissrr 80 , VIE
sss,s ana the goal stocks. eos.rss.. 10Y
materially toward keeping In Sba 1hnasssnx
sh is't 81 ,he general market. ss sxa
hins 81 the week ),y The ;,,r,,.,,, ,'le fessTs-
t1@ssc relection % thu Teller rss a,a m
ia me house. while ire in.e-~, a,sssssaasassoa
sS,Sstssphic communication with fss g
rsa-S .ts'eS was 10 some extent fclf hv VS..
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Onsu lla.
FOREIGN MARK ETS.
Eina nciaI.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-The Evening
Posts financial cabeyram says:
The stock market here was quiet today
The feature was 4 sharp rise in Grand
Trunks and Canadian Pacifics on cables
reporting ,he outbreak OF a rate war This
is disbeileVed here. II being believed that
the dispute refers 70 small sections OF the
line. while the Grand Trunk Is understood
10 be willing to submit any question Of
rates to arbitration. Fries were bid for
here on reports OF dollar dividend In Erie
preferred. The other markets were feat
ureless
The dearth of American bills continues
and cables report that fully $40 Oao. go
worth Is held in banks in New York
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CITY NOTICES.

ard ieTtsd against each parcel and lot o.
laid. and part thereof. IN said district
ia payment Of such snssaflrzEnt. remains
unpaid. ard ne same. Including the inter-
~ on the whole amount charged. must
he paid or Or before the Seventh dav q
March 1ss@ Unless payment % made
CT sEcs fEsztslsnent on Or before
the segsgth day cf March ISIS. ne
nc shall become delinquent and
SHAH bear Interest ~ the rate Of nine PEI
cent PER annum. until paid, and II not
paid before said time. a penalty OF I've 90
per cert shah bs added. and the s1E7s de-
Gnaz~nt shall be- entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
To- and parcel OF land, and part thereof.
delinquent and with the interest and
penalty shall be collected a. other taxes.
tggetheT with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized 20 b. charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes.
and each lot o. parcel OF land 30 delia-
q4snt SHALL - sold for the amount % such
assessment with interest. penalty and
costs. In the manner provided by Jaw.
GEORGE r HEACHAM.
City Treasurer % the City OF Seattle
Date % Ist publication. Fen. :. lsss.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The markets were very quiet Yesterday.
Eggs were little easier. more stock COM
iag in. TwenTy-one cents Is sun being
paid. Butter Is quite firm. though prices
are unchanged Poultry is still in sood
demand. Live stock is a little scarce.
but there Is a good supply Of dressed stock
in market. Native cabbage is about ex-
hauSted. The price yesterday was iAsc.
This is only a temporary adVaI &c. as the
next steamer from the south will bring an
abundance.
Another car load of Wenatchee apples ar
rived yesterday They are of splendid
variety and viii be good sellers.
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The North Western Line comprises ose.
pog miles OF perfectly equipped railway
IN Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
Minnesota, North Dakota. South DaxoIa.
Nebraska and Wyoming, u operates y
finest trairs in tire weird. The serves +.
Chicago. Milwaukee and AL the prncspsa
cities OF the East and Southeast cahne.
he surpassed Insist on having your 80
VA The North Western" r. w. FaH
Commercial Agent. COS First avenue. SeSs
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Feb. THE wheat market
continues IL such a condition that II is a
difficult matter 20 make an accurate quota
ton. All sorts % prices are being paid.
BUYERS being governed entirely by their
individual needs the range for Waila
W2lla being from s2c TO 75c. Valley and
blGestem are not liz as good demand at the
usual difference in price, and sc was the
top quotation for those grades today.
Cleared British ship Linlilhgowshl
Quaens.aAn 2. go barrels four
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vance In foreign exchange. based on -
easy Tore OF the money market
There was no very noticeable falling OF
IL the activity OF The bond market. No
very important gains were shown. bat
prices were firmly held. Total sales So
~. sse United States nsw Is were ep !.
bid.
Money and Exchange.
Morey on call easy az isxllss per cent;
last lean. III; prime mercantile paper. 3li
per cent Sterling exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 sis
sa4eS2A for demand, and ar 81 Sis for sixty
cal bills. NSeEti sale. Silver certificates
assd5stec- Bar silver. 5sIsc. Mexican dol-
lars, sac Government bonds firm; state
bonds dull, railroad bonds tirE1.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Today's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $22gSS. t75,-
.53. gold reserVe Si6i. 56s. e9n.
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Composition.

We are now prepared TO DO com $3.50
for the trade tany measuret IN Sons s~a~
Minion. BREWER and Lons Prins1. ~.
faction guaranteed. Can or sea1ess Is
Inte.ligencer. Seattle.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Export: No. l club. &c: No l
hluestem. &c. Milling: No. ! club. &c;
Ne / hIGeStern &c
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LIVE STOCk MARIN ETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. THE range az prices
for common 10 best lots of beef steers
was from Sift5.25, sales being largely at
~ 55ata. q good many fed Westerns Solsi
at Sitt4.95: stockers and feeders. $3.50sl l. 80.
Calves We're scarce. best grades selling as
high s..
Hogs-Sales were at n range OF SS.650s
the bulk heing at S3.S.i2t13.S2is, pigs large
ly a S5.5ss6iSal
Trade in sheep and lambs was brisk at
A.seia.3o for yearling sheep. 81 ,5el5.9o for
poor 10 prime lambs. and SS.25aiS.5 for
inferior to strictly choice sheep, ewes
fetching $iu4.35; fed Western sheep COM
prised the bulk Of the receipts. selling
Chiefly al S3.s5gti.60
Receipts = Cattle, $3.50: hogs. 22,ooo;
sheep, $500.
OMAHA. Feb. i.-sattIe-Receipts. J. 100;
steady: beef steers. S3.s9u4.S0: Westerns
$500 40; Texans. GO; cows and heif-
ers. S3a3.s0: Gamers. S2I2.S9; stockers and
feeders. $. .1df4So. calves. sia6; bulls and
stays. s. 2Jfl . so.
Hogs-Receipts. 5.4e0; market steady:
heavy. SS.6au5.1i: mixed So. 70ai3.35; light
s5.1caiS.~l; hulk. S.19u3.15
Sheep Receipts. 200, market steady to
stronger: fat to choice natives. 81. 70al 4 40:
fair TO choice Westerns. 81. seat p. COM
mon and stock sheep, s3a3,so. lambs, 81 y
U9.lg.
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The Daily pozt-Irseillgencer e 90.
sac in orIan6. Or. al Ken III e>So
Nnrr1son street. Portland Hotter r.
srane ara Northwest News convasS'
Ftre. street
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Cereals Firm
Butter Firm.
Eggs-WeaiseF.


The following prices are being offered 20
the producers by local dealers for delivery
Seattle:
Grain-Puget sound oats. s2oaT: barley.
Sl.50atlS; wheat. chicken feed. SCI; bran,
$1aiG; shorts, 81; corn. SlaQ2o
Hay-Puget SQUAD hay. $etl0 per ton;
Eastern Washington timothy, $40.
Rye-W hole Z2O4i22.
Eggs-Fresh ranch 19Gt2lc.
butter-Eresh ranch, l5g lSc: creamery
Poultry Chickens. live. saloc per ID:
ducks live s3.50p500.
Live stock-Cno,ce beef cattle. cows.
5isHsc: calves dressed. large s.; small 1fe
1iac; calves live, large. A.; calves. live.
Hides. Petite and wool-Heavy saItcd
steers over 90 lbs S0S1sc: medium. per lb
Sc. light. under g ms. 1c; heavy COWS, &c
&C. hght. &c; salted kips. &c calf per 10. Sc;
green hides lc less than saltea: Gry hides
per III. loei12c: culls on above. one-third
less; dry elks. per - e0l2e dry deer skins
POOR to thin winter Saloc; sheep pelts long
wool Western Washington. cleaned. lie
ror IN. dirty. lofflec per IN: wool clean.
l1tl6c; dirty timber stained l20lic; tall
low. 2is55c-
Jobbing Quotations
Jobbing quotations yesterday were as fol-
SUGAR. Flour and Coffee.
-, Sugar oohbsglcGol q. C in P;alz per
=, ~. 80, SN.l3 IN ons- pei io 93c;
a.. rcwssre1 -. ~ ~; - 80 uDV'
Flour rtc fiob6SnglEp 1tsne l.xcelien.
90 81 G6{a ~ e. "a - ~. ill'
a. ~. re- Z. -. ,,,ftso-,f, 80 e. e.
=. b,,,.,,ygbe~t ~ III e. -,
s. s. 10 - 400. srahsa1mns per ool. s3.s5 ~
oats per bill. 2-s0s 81 So: hominy. ner cvt'
- 81: TAXED wheat So ger case: whole
s. II; pearl barley l0o-lb sacks 3izc: 25-lb
boxes. Is: split peas, poT 1e)-lb sack Slec:
,,,-to ooNes &C. ,pea meal s's. SO; los.
- tarina. az &-..' cracked wheat 5es.
s5,1 Us. 50. cat meal. steel cut, Sos.
S.iH us, %.-l, corn ~ 'li. yellow. las 81 81:
49,. - ~. WMtc. lnS, ITO. IS. $50. faxed
h@ emmy: p 3,ns s., ksgS S22 w..
1c; Java. per p. %H&c: Costa Ric1
v.'g a., ptr IT. -4c. iN"s :. cd buckles
IA .'Slo q, S. ber CIV Nil". e,-lb cases
lava 5o-ih tins. per II. 75c; sacks. SIC: Aden
a. groYTa ccryse Ie(, -, o ,r., =, a,
C5s. 81 x. ces sif75 F'-'-''
Fresh Meats Gohb.ne)-Cow beef s1
- Der "a: steer best g. per H.. ur,ttSn
Stc per rs. pork 61f614c per 10. veal, lar.,a'
5a8ec. veal small. & '
p~ovls1ors t}0hbfu~,-ua~r~ i4r-o 50.
hams small les-c. breakfast bscar ia.
dry salt sides 5i-G,o.
ii., rsA ~ ',iFEeon' = loc
trout. aalec. ilounders a. +; a. so,s anon ,1
~ ~, .''s ~ " ~ sli Yrs. le'.
$40 ,l'xr,nt, e 81 -. s,,, = o.
g. - ~. -, n 80 - al
,gn' SttHs, rAeAs behStEefss crabs.
W.. -, cNp,Nt'' 80"
hsss Ier C5sn,sS' - s. non steel
hallhut rAunkS l1r: sides O.. b5t-l-5ie,
-.
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Receipts and Shipments.


On the produce exchange today butter
WAS steady. Creamery. iSAlsc; dairy, il1t
l7c.
C'heese-Quiet: >ISlzc
Egss-Fr-sa. steady. l5i2c
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
C!earances. balances.

Clearances a. the Seattle Tacoma. Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were:
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Feb. .-Wheat-Nominally
unchanged. No. club. 73e; No. blue
stem -fg
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Closing Quotations.

G'aIl board sales:
Steady; December $685.; May.
81 49,
Barley-Easy: December, CSC: May.
954c
Corn-Laree yellow. s1.05a1.o5ia.
Bran-$2e i0i Il 80
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RrcaistuEs.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb Spot wheat
unchanged shippers and t,lllers more dis
pcse& 10 buy. bat offerings light and the
article firmly held. Barley firm; not
much coming IL. oats. steady; unchang-
Cd.
Flour-Net cash for family extras. si551
is. lakeTs' extra s43fffs1e
Notwithstanding sl4l14 for No. l. and
81 42' 49, Tor choice. milling. 81. t5G1.5o
Oats-Poor TO fair. sl-f252fl-15; good 10
choice. S1iTisul 22i~: fancy feed. 81 22ls q
12s: surprise sI25Ga135: black for seed.
N.55UI50, red, s1.S5Gl.i5.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks $40: wheat cen
tails A343: barley. centals 3245: Oats
Oregon. centals IL: potatoes, sacks, IA:
onions, sacks. 60: bran. sacks $50: mid
dlines sacks. 2io; hay. tons 40; wool.
bales. 81; hides. S5s: raislns. boxes. 100:
quicksilver. TASKS, 16,; wine. gallons, ILL.,.
Goa
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DOL and Hops.

Wool-Spring: Nevada. ildl3c: Oregon.
la ltc. Fall: Southern coast. lambs. 1GtSc:
San Joaquin lambs 7ISc: northern lambs,
Haze; mountain lambs. 104f12c: San Joa-
quin plains ld9c: Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. ltu15c.
Hops-od crop. nominal; new crop. i2ia
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Produce. Fruits. Etc.

Niddlings-$22 5ei25.
Hav-Wheat l6GlS.50: wheat and oat,
Sl6M1150: best barley S125Gul6: alfalfa.
compressed wheat. S59f7.5o. straw. per
coenpresstd wheat. sl5Hi1.50 per ton: straw.
per bale 40N toe.
Vegetables Silverskin onions s2.s1ff2. - !:
cucGmbers $l.45a150; garlic. ia4i2c;
green peas. GdIc; string beans. afal5c per
pound. okra. i1c: asparagus. lm2oe; egg
plant. 2efI25c: Chile green peppers. 2oc
mushrooms. 50f,15c per pound: apples.
common 30n SEC. choice. 81 80 40 per box
cTanheTries 9fGSC.
Frui,s-Orangee navels. si,25f2.i0; Mex
lean lines. repack $6at1: common Cali
gofnia lemons 7icd$i25: choice California
lemons. $f.50Q 90 per box: bananas. N29f
go per bunch: pineapples. Sl.5eu3 per
dozen
B9tter-Fancv creamery. &c: do sec
culs 25Gi2bc; fancy dairy. 2ic; DO seconds.
Cdcese-New. lie: old. aFfl0c: California
cream Cheddar lodllc. Young American
ftNiac. Eastern i2Gl7c.
Eggs store 20l2oisc: fancy ranch, ga
PC per dozen
Poul.rg-Turkey gobblers 99ioc: turkey
hens "a. l0c per pound old ROSTERS s. 25d
3.5a. young ROSTERS S4G1: small broileGs
seat large brothers. $i.soq5;. fryers A50T
s.; hens. S36&50. old ducks. s. sea 80:
Young ducks = ~ per dozen. geese. 81. 25fi
l.5a rair: old pigeons, Sl.ee; young pigeons.
81 JGffi.3S.
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TnE CITY OF sEArrLE-csy Treas
uger's Noticc
Notile Is hereby given that the third an-
nusi instaiment If ioeai Improvement dis
tfiet No. s. for tba Improvement II Xii
boairae Avenue ard CseoTRs Street iu tina
city % Seattle from the east Inc % Viz
tsfA street f.FTnsf3F k1awn as Section
Street, "a the Seattle Lake Shore IS East
crn rigat-pf-Hay. in Eagley's addition.
nnffeF tAE prey visions * ordinance Nc. Sala.
whifh provides for thc Improvement Of
said street nv grading ard pisnkiug the
same atd constructing sidewalks ~ both
sides thereof with parking strips between
sidewalks and property tnes and provid-
tng for iho payment therefor in iustali-
tneuts ard establishing Il fpaA for such
payment bv fhe ieYyins 4n1 eoue0 ton al
snegial 8ssees urfts u9Gu tht urepsrty
benefited hy the ifapfosement au3 pr0yid-
ing fer the Bss4RNee 81 bonds as author
ixed Is an ASK ~ ans legislature of The
state o} Washington. approx Ell March 18th.
ts,8 and under fho provisions of ordinances
Ne. Gka approved M8F sfh. lSs as amend.
eti hN oriinanee M &se 0ppruA 81 July
isth iN4 has been siulN certified to ma fAr
to}iecssnn and the respective Sums therein
ei.agEra and fCsief aE7iust each rarcel
an,i l8t e iaiE3. and Uari thereof iu said
district 5a payment of such install ~, nt
the interest oa the vshofc amoart yharrea
must he paid an uf hrfofe ile seventh 6sV
Of Marth. l>sS 'Aif>s payment he made
og such install lnlent cn 81 hetnr" the Sew
cnga dsy sc March. iN@ t1s same shall
ttreofue delinquent aHt shall lr8v interest
az fhe ratc az piue ner rrnt- par aDnHm
aetil paid aHd ~ tet natA before stsa
time. penalty II ave - pcr yert. shsH
be- added. aH8 tAr ssffns delinquent ~han
isc entered 0n ihv aaunal taN faIi icg tae
tWrecri NtAr ASt}ast Vach ir. Rud p2rtei
~ lan8 ant paFt thereof 80 ,leitnQuent.
aea WIEN ;hv interest alsi peoaiN shall
De rulirrsTd a~ oteaF taxes, Together With
sucA ,d8liior8l fhaFEss og pstt.ifi-s SIS age
authorized to he etsreli a0a ea'kcssd 500
e7hHr delinquent taxes. 4u8 esvh lst ur
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r - Address. Hel-2lo-Jif HaileY RuItdins
Seattle. Washington.
Date OF first publication. January 18th.
1853
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City Treasurer % the City OF Seattle
Date % lst publication. Fen. :. isss
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-06-11

Delegate Fergusson's bill granting tho
territory certain public lands in ad
vance of statehood has passed botl
houses and is now in the hands of the
president; there is every reason to be
lieve that the president will sign it anC
that it will become law very shortly
The bill gives to the territory sections
16 and SO in every township for the sup,
port of common schools; so sections of
the unappropriated non-mineral lands
for the erection of public buildings at
the state capital; two townships and
81, 900 additional acres for university
purposes; 100, 900 acres for an agricul-
tural college: 100000 acres for perma-
nent water reservoirs for irrigating pur-
poses; 100, 200 acres for the improvement
of the Rio Grande in New Mexico; So
600 acres each for an insane asylum, a
school of mines, an institution for the
deaf and dumb. an institution for the
blind, a miners hospital, a military in
stitute and Il territorial penitentiary;
loo, 900 acres are given for the maintain
ance of normal schools and the palace
in Santa Fe is also granted to the terri
tory. The lands to which New Mex
leo will be entitled when admitted to the
Union, and which are not granted by
this bill, will be bestowed upon it at
that time.