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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-10
FOREIGN.

Serious plague riots break ont in Bonn,
bay. physician killed and several of
tho Mohnmmedan mob shot down by
troops. All business suspended
Anarchists near Kiao Chau to the num-
Der of G00O raid towns and villages, muir,
derlng aud lootIng. They take to the
mountains with years supplies.
Tho PokIu correspondent of the London
Tin cs insists that Russia presented an ul-
timetum to China in regard to Pert Ar
thur and Tallen Wan
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KAIi.RO

MI Kent Is still working to organize a
passenger committee.
General Freight Agent Sargent of the
fec Gee says that tho boycott, is dying,
Railroad men puzzled over the railroad
commissioners emergency bagging and tic
rate.
The International and Great Northern
mandamus case delayed
Tho Arkansas Southern is figuring ON an
extension TO Sabine Pass vim Lake Charles
Victoria viii get the shops OF the Qua
dalupo Valley.
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SPORT.

Houston team will all he in town by
Saturday.
Galveston team expected to report to-
day.
Kid McKoy withdrew the $4,000 he Had
posted to fight Ftzsimmons or Corbett
and proclaims himself heavyweight cham
pion OF tho world.
Martin Julian reiterates that Fitz will
fight Mccoy when he has whipped a
heavyweight.
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SCHEME TO UNLOAD.
tramp says Foreigners Are H..
Ing 10 nuuca In.L IrN-

Philadelphia. March o.--charles n c,.
Read OF the greis shipbuilding Arm. saws M,
Is deliberate attempt under way TO f,,sn,a,
tne United States into buying ships a 49,
not need and could not use. He said. ,.Ts,s
cIamcr about buying warshins .h.a, 'Nis
insuKated by syndicate OF adyeni,,rsrs' = a.
nre Lying TO get big Commissions nv hi, VINO
ioaa E an i and GERMAN shpbuiiders t 70 ua
saientio vessels which ,/sy have h,,,i, OF TN
on sls' alaton or under contracts with
second rate powers not able 10 pay for ,be ,nus
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DOMESTIC.

Senior Bcrnabe. he Lome's successor,
arrives at New York
Sheriff Martin acquitted OF the murder
OF the Lattimei miners.
Judge Advocate Barr reiterates that 4
soldier has no private rights.
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-. !
LEE WAS NOT INFORMED.
Heard Of Demand for His Recall IN
the Public Press Only

tht fHbIfc Fress Only.
Havana, via Key West, March 9.--Ha-
vana escaped the excitement OF Sunday
last, which seems to have reached high
pitch at Key West and elsewhere. Consul
sienerai Lee was not advised from N.
s'A.e department OF tho inquest from
MADRID for his recall nor of the withdrawal
OF the request,
Information as to both Incidents wa,
furnished to him by the correspondent OF
'he Associated Press In tic absence q,
particulars, General Leo believes the re-
invest was prompted by the autonomists.
VINO probably alleged that-ie was not
believer in autonomy as il cssts here. and
therefore asked his removal to get stumb-
ing block out OF the way.
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Key West, March 9.-seustor 4
CATHOLIC Knishfs wen pdl

Springfield, H., March s.-Aly
eral l.. J. Kadeski, commander 81
the uniform rank, Catholic a
America. stated TO an Assclft
representative that of $500 -
that organization, all well dilHS)
could be put in the field with
four hours in case Of war.
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only remedy to really Cur, ~ !
natural remedy. 1t must WA Il
natural laws and bring him !.
with Nature. Any unuain,., 4
mere temporary "appetirr,S IA
nianent good to person ~ ! D,
and rundown. I"
In these conditions the ,r... 81
ural strength, builder is Dr. 49,
Medical Discovery. II al. S Az
the natural nutritive process,s y b
solid, permanent strength arS =
the same way that Nature crr,,..
1t capacitates the stomaeh N
vita]ize the circulation and e. i, y
centres with pure, liealthy.blolj
exactly Natures way Of cir;ns n
haustion, debility, insomnia ~
During the past 20 years n
medicines have become recoes,
remedies throughout the ~
Pleasant Pellets" are a pers,,
rianent cure for constipation,
Sister Eliza L. dc Falcon Of ca.
Nueccs Co, Texas. writes; aThn \
that have been i'll for twcntyou,s, ~
finally cured by Your medidnts.E. ~
cal Discovery and Favori,e prrsrsv
completely cured after taking d. =
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Hnwaiinn Conon,,

honolulu, March ]. via San Fra,c,s..
March s--The Hawaiian ,epis,.,n.
adopted resolution extending 10 $50 mas
70 .ne United States in their great las
ma ~ me destruction Of te 'os s,, sus-
L last and md ssrn9r OF Havana, on rebrusrys
~ M,' ra the senate Adjourned az sena,ar
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New York, March 9.-On pO"s
German Lloyd steamer Kaists Z"
which arrived today from ulu'
Senior Luis Polo y Bernabe' sr
lister to the United States
here to succeed Senior pupv
Senior Bernabe, when seen - III
said he had no comment % y
present situation. -
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Neadins Pa. March s.--The carpen,,,
s'ss' works have been invited to bid on II 600
snel's Of various sises for the soyernms,,
toe s Tne would amount 70 nearly yi..5o'
ahe day on government contract irxo,.s, =.
the expenditure OF ti.oOo, 900. A'oiV'nr
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sui at San Juan, Porto Rico. Y
me Inauguration of tile csb.taI
ceremony of declaring autonouI
In that island occurred on IN \
mo- Il.
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New York. March ga dispatch To tho
woria from GLASGOW says There are only
swo torpedo boats at Clyde bank for spain
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PROCTOR HAS RErrRp
Says that His Mission hi,

Says that His Mission NJ,
Successful One.
Havana, March 9.-Senator
today for Key West and will h J
by tomorrow's steamer.
Senator Proctor. before leavhs !
the Olivette. said: you may y
visit-call it a mission Of plesua
mess or what you will-has bes \
cessful. | can not speak on pSI
jects pertaining to Cuba here Il !
Key West, March Senatornl
rived from Havana this aftenm
olivette. He will remain until
when he expects to go to MiiR
Iaine, the expelled American "a
emit, Yves also Il passenger on hisE
The yacht Anita left tonight n
with the congressional party
go to Matanzas tone
thence to Sagua La Grandc.
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AT KEY WIssr.
rrosision. and Mea,einc for the Gu.

UFtU< NrrIVc,
ney west Fla, March s--1he Mallory lin.
steamer Nueces arrived today ksith 5000 pack
ssss OF provisions for the Starving cubaus
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Sailed for Cu,.

Madrid, March a--It became known toda,
.nat me spanish transport steamer Alfonso
, M,,a sailed Tor Cuba from Barcelona on Sat.
soldiers nna LAWN az no on beard four officers, 800
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Remember we have cure9
and Chronic Diseases that ~
cured al the hands OF some y TuiIi
lists and physicians IN wv
Precf Of this statement a. y ~ ~
BLOOD AND SKIN pisessecd y
piles. Scrofula, Blood Ta'nw n
arising from an impure sL@sshs' =
coi.lI,ieteIy eradicatcd from X l6Id
KIDNEY AND les7s \
Wenk Back, Pain In Side. ,1 nis:
An Urine. Brickdust, or wv
,,r,nn,;nx frequency Of; BrtentsS =
81, a,seases Of the bladder % ~,
PRIVATE Diseases, bioon s,lira
W ricocele. Tenderness ,ss,s,rgs r.
II Organs, and Piles. sros
without pain or detention I'M ~
LNTIES, II YOU are sune'f
trcrsing aiIment peculiar &H}
should call on DR.. HATHAWAY
eoltf' persons who may b y
consult us at once. a. ous
guarantee TO every one So
''s Mail treatment given by ss''
tom blanks. 80
No. l for men. No. iol MT
skin diseases, No. 4 ior n.y.
Address or call TO your
DIR. HATHAWAY ~
s37 81. chars
or 900 Ia Ill.,
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'om the unitsd States con-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01

ORDINANCE NO. Ee8-An ordfnznre
providing for the laying OF. sx
tension and establishment Of Twsn-
q Seattle. from the South margin 81
isozscn Heights Addition 70 the norfse~-
- n.argsn of East Madison strees, ard
p.0VsainS fer the condemnation OF reaI
estate necessary therefor.
.cI ~ !. ordained by the City o. Seattle as
section l. That Twenty-secona aven,,.
Scfsas as row existing IN tha cstv 81 O.
aI.lf. Jpes and the same Is hereby saia or
sAsshoed and established from the sos1fS,
11Asafsn q Boston Heights Addition y, she
,lsy % Seattle 20 the norrhersy ruar.5r, ~
aoEs. fo-wis. 49,
beginning AZ q point on the South line 81
re boston Heights Addition % The csfy
sac. said point being ~ o. 90 s5~
z. distance OF five hundred txenty-utrss
and T. S. 81 g. 1WsildaeS aIa,.ss 80 - feet
aa .s.d elghty-two and tweary-six hun
or aredshs ts2 ss, feet from the one-.oarth
o. section q 1 + s g. 'I e sopth soanniary
King County. State OF wasaingren ard a
rannlng thence IN extension OF the Fas-
NORTH IN Boston Heights Adast,ssn :
"a w. distance of two h,lna~sSs
.nree and sixiy-fve hundredths te0e.e seet
20 the northerly line OF Eas. Naaisny
Street; thence along said northerIv lns1i
g.hal ine Of East Madison stree, s.o
W: distance OF ninety-fcur ard
"a he ~.
where the West marginal line os Tuagr ,i.se
second Avenue North in Boston Hes1b+s
Anii,ion producAd South would lrtersa~t
I ison saaas .sn assSa Line a q East Mad
SAID produced West marginal iine - r.,..,e
.y-second Avenue North, a dfs.snce ~ saso
aa rsa.ns go es ss and ninety-three hum
Boston Heights Addition" the.sc. ar. ss>1 90
sale south line $. So 53s So E sI,sfar~s
~ ~, s,a.ysx tcol feet TO the place of be-
or less. s" ASfeS. more
:, stone monuments defining the center
az. a Oh said extension OF Twenty-seroud
avenue North are sc; at the poIrsss wsara
SIC center line intersects the Soush line
OF the said Boston Heights sasi.,e-, ~
ann the center line Of East Madison Stree
See. Inat 80 much real estate be-
ing private property. as is inclndsd "a
smpfaced within the limits of said Tyen
~ 80 .seeS i avenue North laid Off. extended
and established by this ordinance a. 9s.
hned by Section thereof be eonsa,r.,a,s
ara , appropriated for said purrose h.. ,rhs.
.i,y OF Seattle. and the corporation COM
-, nereby authorized and Instructed IN
Iake the necessary steps FOR such con.
asn,natIofi and prosecute actions and n-o-
lands and 70 or condemn and appropriate the
tne provisions OF this ordinance "1N
sec $. This ordinance shall take es-
1se. ana De IN force from and after It's
mayor; otherwise II sha,r take eject a.
nme unle II SHAH become a law under the
pTovfs.ons or the city charter ~
Passed the City Council the 2-th dsv 70
NAV. lsss. and signed by me in open sas-
sion IN authorization of its passsra this
9th day OF May, 1885. @assse 'his
W. ". RrNEHART
President Of the CITY Council.
approved by me this srsf dav ~ NV
is,s; T. J. HUMES. Mavor.
Fisd by me this sist day OF Nav 1ses
Attss,: WILL II PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-ofTicio CITY Clerk
ry 6; K. CoRYELL. Deputy. -
Published June I 1895
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The Merrill EleCtrO-Me0Cal
and Surgical Institute.
Collins Block, Cor. Second Av. and
James ST.. Seattle, Wash.

This institute Ii the best equipped office
IN the Northwest for the treatment OF
chronic malades. II Is an established
factor in the professional field OF medicine
and surgery, enjoying the confidence of
the people and doubly Endorsed by the
many who have been cured by its phys.
clans. All durable diseases, not easily
remedied by the family doctor are sue
cessfully treated by the specialists OF the
Merrill Institute. by reason OF their SUI
ances for the cure OF disease. Having the
only modern and complete ELECTRICAL
equipment In the country, we utilize IN
conjunction with the best known princi-
Piles OF medicinal administration the pow
erfui curative effect OF GALFANIC FAR
suitable cases. thus Offering the afflicted
means of recovery heretofore unob,ain-
able. The present demand Is for compe-
tent medical service. which can only be
rendered by those possessing complete
equipment full knowledge and wide ex-
that are within easy reach OF ordinary
1eans The physicians CT this Institution
not only make a specially OF treating but
cure diseases OF the eye, ear nose, throat
paralysis, epilepsy. stomach and liver af-
fections; tumors. cancers. blood and skin
diseases and diseases OF the kidneys. blad-
der and nervous system. Structures n.y.
droesleS and yaricoceles radically cured
without pain or detention from business
and guaranteed IN every case. Diseases
of women successfully treated by a mem
Der of the institute who Is an exclusive
specialist In this department The poor
treated free from 10 10 ii 4. m. daily. Con
circular and question blank. Hoais, II to
1870 M: 10 and Z TO s p. m.
c. S. MERRILL. A. u. NJ H. and Associ-
ates. Consulting Physicians.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington. I'm and for the
county of King. In probate. In the mat
ter OF the estate OF Mes Jacob Ohm, de-
ceased. No. 2.eo2. Notice TO creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. the executors of the estate of Mes
Jacob Ohm deceased. 10 the creditors and
10 all persons having claims against said
deceased. and said estate. to present them
within one year after the Date of the first
PUBLICATION of this notice. 10 wit one wear
from the 4th day OF May lSas TO said ex-
ecutors at the office OF Charles l.. Denny.
room %. Dexter Horton & Co.'S bank
building, Seattle. King county Washing
ton. that being the place designated for the
business of said estate
Dated Seattle. May 4. 1898.
CHARLES T.. DENNY.
ROLAND III. DENNY.
JAMES NJ. FRYE
Executors OF the estate of Mes Jacob
Ohm. deceased.
+. +. BLAINE Attorney for executors
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TWELVE RIVER Steamers.
Ecrar's Fleet to Leave Tomorrow
for the Yukon.
a LONG. HAZARDOUS VOYAGE.

The Tugs Richard Hoiyokc and Res
olute and the steamer south
Coxst Going N ConvOys-ro BE
Joined ny Four Others AZ Dutch
Harhor-Wili Require 5000 Cords
Of Wood-Trip 10 Take % Days.
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49, .u,eh s,xessnene shall become de-
- srss shall bear inseres. at TIE
- q re- cent. per anntsn until paid,
- - raid a@fore such assessment
-. fecome delinquent q penalty
- rsni. sf.aa o. added. and the
IA ysxsncuent shall - entered on tire
tsv rosl for the current year
11:ss. . Il, ,os ard parcel 20 delinquent
a sss ne interss. ePils s Ca as es e.
NJ " rnf maid WITHIN the tine fixed
8 80 =. i raytuert OF city taxes shall be
ii 81 e sase.as.. vita seh addi,ional
easske .s-rsd and collected OF other de-
e . 49, ssxes. each lot or parcel so de-
sszassens sasH Be soIa for the amount OF
80 ssr1< ard IL the manner ard by
q - ..s authority as lands and lots are
80 isf A. II. FO0TE.
r,easurer OF the City Of Seattle.
- a srss pssllession. Seattle. Wash,
~ n -
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE To TACOMA
-Four rosz-Ia sEfss daily, exeep; Sunday.
In one hong ard sEeaty- dSs minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily sTt2s- Seatise-Iacoma
route. as fellows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 8
TIME CARD
Leave Ssattle-s.ss. HIS 2 m: 2-E. SIS
D. n.
Leave Tacorsa--a.7a a. IA: !. An. p. n.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle. % a H.: y n: 2 N
Leave Tacor1a-s.N q. m. I'D - = IN.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot Q. Ma
ron greet, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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Transac,s a savings bank business ex-
clusively
Deposits received from 81 10 $1,000
Interest allowed per annum SIX nsr
cent. on term deposits; per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of Nav ana
November Loans made on real estate or
approved coiiaterals only
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- ,rEAsuRER's NoTIcE-crTY OF

Gsss,tE.
49, q hereby given that the assess
- ~ iocai Improvement district No.
ssE. - ~ - sruprovemsa. Of Diagonal Street,
- 80 - rssy q Seattle, from South line OF
G - e,-,st 10 Lake View Avenue. under
- .rresssssos,s Of ordinance No. S7s. pro-
- far said Improvement, by grading the
800 80 ssa constructing sidewalks thereon
81 fer ~ assessment 20 pay tEefes9f ay
~ - ,ssfs of Payment by bonds" has here
~ 1880 se<n duly certified 10 me for coIiec-
sssss.rd The respective sums therein
$500 80. and levied against each lot and
$3.50 n lard In said district must be paid
q IN tauaI annua! payments, with inter
q upon the whole sam 20 enarged ana
Es.1 ~ eref1 snstaIImens thereof as re-
~. rnuzid. a; the rate Of ten per cent.
- sfusnm. and szsd interest must be paid
e-saaljy together with the annual INSTALL
-ssfs falling due in each year. said sums
S~sa 10 bear interest on the I'D day OF
6ne i5de. and the nfth INSTRUMENT OF SAD
{ s~<ssruerts and the interest for the fifth
/ ~ vi. become due on the I'D day OF
fses ffe. Unless payment be made OF
~ inssalimsnt OF principal. and said In
s~pest On or before said I'D day OF June.
- The same shall became delinquent and
faA bear Interest a. the rate OF ten per
81 Der annum until paid. and IL not paid
nExs the same shall have become del.n-
<eat, a penalty Of FIVE per cent. shall be
$500 ard the ss,ns delinquent shall be
srteffd on annual tax roll for the current
- against eacn lot and parcel OF land 80
k;!nouent and with the Interest collected
= skier saxes. separate account being kept
ssefsos and IL not paid within the time
l1pf for the payment OF City taxes. shall
3 selected as such taxes are collected, to-
cher With such additional charges or PEN
Sa;xs ss are authorized to be charged and
rakcsed ON other delinquent taxes, and
"a los or parcel so delinquent shall be
"a far the amount 0f sg{sch assessment
"a Interest and costs. at the time and In
~ manner and By the same authority as
kuds and lots are sold for city taxes
A. II. FOOTE
City Treasurer of The City of Seattle.
Date Of first publication, May q, 1855
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Is 80 tlhhAsC RER's Notice
.. 49, given that the assessment roll
rs. -. nspTo' eneat district No ~. n
Ns x. " seattle. created hy ordinan -
Srs -. entitled an ordinance provid-
sss 49,, re Improvement AZ Fourth ave
Mas 80 IN the city ~ Seattle. from
a. s.sess 70 the soath margin a. lack
tNs.ss. y bS repairing the foundations
rravtste ana fepsauEaS the same ana
IN, r-sas Ter TIA "a aient therefor by
sshsisssS.o iNnied aSo PAYMENT. and es-
A. 49, faGa sor st!eA naxf,esnt nv
ssssssalen, uIa,, an tse - -, az
msat 80. sssi benefited hv Sach Improve
NS SE~ef TIE provisions ~ ordinance
s-snnSs5ss approved srrsl Ssh. isas. "a
asvs - ~ ordnance NJ g T=l aprroveA
A2vs ls- ordinance NJ, ace. approved
n -, and the ~t-v ularfs~ as n.v
s<tss- has been certified e. me yor co.,
aSsSss-,sss,.2 tA&t unless pAvfnert 81 the
ss,Aln - Thereon contained - made
ers; -ass.ssF DAYS from ihe safe II the
sessYear. - ,+ss' q f.i.s notice such as
shan 49, S ma. Become ae}faGuen, and
eek, - interest al zoe rate ~ "a r>4r
nass - a&nUFn ue-l t,sts - - -,
Asec-ss ss,F sach assessment shall nave
ssAa SsassGS9e1t a 7cnA.tv % 3 Ese- cent
sAsn -1sed a@3 the sums sfNf-ouent
feg sks s, ss..sfs3 en- .as annual FAX roll
aafcss So 49, = eaf AZ ms zach iot and
ex esssass'Ss ''H4 Sf15 ans "a ~ .ae inter-
ezssss ssd - osNa~ tsxes s...sr,., =.
s@Als sSsg sspt thereof. aa3 + 3St psl5
sssy sass ny N. ~. nSed for ;oe payp,eat 81
Va S. ssaa4i - 02'le.tsA together
ssEses,,ss are Aalaoriz- - l., 49,, "a
20 ~ r. - =. ,osfef 'qasnt caNes. ea.,h
~ ~ a,,,r,... - iHs1Vent shall he solf
..stssss,s 's 49, n s,fa ss~ess,1c-, VIII
~ sara@F 80. a. t1e slime ara n
-s add laas are sl. so- az =. ava, ,,xss
Date ~ s-s,@ss = To- ON ~ SsF,fin
~ = ssA fs@'5eAi-sa, SSA;se, WASH.
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uTY TREASI ssEsTr'S NUTfCE.-Notice
hereby given that the assessment roll
4 iocz Improvement district No. 15s. in
she city OF Seattle, created by ordnance
~. A1A. entitled an ordinance provid-
rs sos the Improvement of Jackson
afsei IN the city OF Seattle. from Sec
ens avenue south 90 Fourth avenue
sith- by constructing a pile bridge on
asa along the same. and providing for
ne payment therefor by the mode OF
immediate payment. and establishing a
nand Tor such payment by an assessment
nor I'll the lots and parcels Of land bene-
efti BY such Improvement. under the
ptusixions OF ordinance No. loss, ap-
pEustd April g. 1889, as amended by ordi-
Aasee No. = 80, approved May s. 1894. and
ordinance Ne. 4,fs2. approved May 5.
M. and the city charter as now In force.
has been certified to me for collection.
ind that unless payment of the assess
oent Thereon contained - made within
thirfy days from the date of the first
Duhication OF this notice such assess
ment shall become delinquent and shall
Bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent.
Per asaam until paid, and If not paid be-
Mfe such assessment shall have become
dfinqpsAt penalty or per cent shall
= added. and the sums delinquent shall
he snssre5 on the annual tax rol. for the
carsnt year against each lot and parcel
70 deihquent and the interest collected
- other taxes, separate account being
Lsps thereof. and II not paid within the
the liked Tor the payment OF city taxes
sna!l be collected. together with such
sdaiuonai charges and penalties IA are
authorized 20 be charged and collected
On ether delinquent taxes, each lot or
sree. SO delinquent shall he sold for the
amount OF such assessment. with inter-
So and costs, NJ the time and In the
Kramer and hy the same authority as
ANS and lots are sold for city taxes.
A. ri. FOOTE,
CITY Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Asy 8. 1855. ''''
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BANKS.
BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

Capital ........: .............. ....... 500 900
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth ...-....... ............ President
Arthur A. Denny ............t Vice President
John Leary ....,.... Second Vice President
James II. Hayden Manager Cash'r Sec'y
Frank l. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwahacher John Collins
r. C. Neufelder. j. T. Greeuleaf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-01
SEATTLE Il EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDs
ROUTE
Tine Card-Leaves Seattle ! a. m. II
m and .. II. Leaves Everett els a. m.
2.39 p. m and s:i5 .. N.
Three round trips daily. except Sunday.
Connections-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. At Everett with the
steamer Mikado for SnohonAsh. and with
the Everett d Monte Crisio railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations
Coirnan Dock. Seattle Merchants Dock
Everett Telephone, Seattle. Red 81: Ev-
eret- g. T. u. SUIT.
Manager.