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meantime the Hawaiian government had
ro-sfe5 the Tinted States representatives
that after the aist o. August Is would --os
he responsible for the official military
ccur,essss 81 this port 1t & Hew an Amer
fcza port TIE United States aiIiaFy
authorities tsen s.gnafisd their .nseatlcr ot
occupying the late Hawaiian military
racks under the executive building. aoc
the officers quarters n the bungalow
To this intention the Hawaiian govern
men. objected X claims thai the build
iags and grounds vacated BY is military
are purely civil in their character. and
their purposes entirely related 20 the ad-
niaixfra.scn OF Hawaiian srai;s- In
speaking Of the trouble. Attorney General
Smith said:
There IS NJ friction. nor has there BEEN
any. The matter has been discussed oy
Gen Merriam. Gel. Barber ard Sr. coop
or. The military authorities would IKE
vacated by Companies aad F Of the
National Guard. and the officers woutd
like 10 use the bungalow as Their hsaa-
quarters The government has objected 10
desire to keep the civd and military In the
future entirely separate. We nave pro
posed that Col. Barber ne given An office
In the bungalow and that the men be
guartered in the CID barracks There mas
been no demand or refusal 70 comply with
any demand, as reported
Il is the present calculation 10 send the
United States steamship Philadelphia
back TO San Francisco very soon. as Ad-
Enifal Miller. having completed the mission
on which he was sent by the United
States govern urefit, is authorized TO return.
The transport Scandal arrived from San
Francisco this morning.
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Ordinance Ne. saSe in the column provided
far that purpose. or upon supplement
sheets 20 be added thereto The stTfFSt
amounts OF the special assessments levied
spectiyeiy opposite tAe description Of eica
parcel or lot 81 Hand or part thereof npon
which said special assess fnsnt Is .tNlt i.
and he shall forthwith deliver - the CITY
treasurer a certified copy ~ said assess
ruent Vita thc anoGIt ~ SAL
special Assessment: herein isv'ed rs
aforesaid. The City Treasurer sHa1
give such notice and take such proceed
ings for the collection Of ssaii respective
amounts 81 levied ans specially assessed
S. are prescribed by tire charter and CT
a.nsaces Of tae ci;y e! : ss3;9 i,., and r
the same Ne not paid wt:aiD The tiu.e
nxe,t therefor there shall b. added lheTeS1
.he penalty interest aud eaaTAtS axed ~
Ana other proceedings had thereon Is pso-
yidea by Jaw aud the city CHARTER IAe
.-fts. Treasurer shalt PROCEED fier the first
publication OF SaAi notiee. with all cue
diligence win the collection ~ sad sTccial
assessments
Sc : THIS Ordinance shall take ~
fert and leo In force from ard after rs
;sasSaSa sna approx al. " approved ~ ta'e
S4var. otherw SO II stall take effect AZ
the ttfsae - sha1 become law under re
provisions OF the city charter
passed me tsty Council t5te 6tA d2F *
sretegsteer. 1875. and signed sy 1ne Ia cisa
session IL autay0ttcAtlon u 9ts passage ms
'''' $50 ". y. RINEssART.
President - the cas- Council
Approved Icy Iae this s;h DAY - septe1r-
fi.sd ey TIE this sth DAY Of September.
IA st.,xt. WILL II. PARRY.
.-ttx t,snintraller and ex-Sfffcto I,sty Clerk
FSv q; K. CoRYELL, Deputy Clerk
{Sssl.e.ei September - 1sS
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DROPPED DEAD IN PROCESSION.
Sudden Taking Oh OF Robert Easson,
Prominent Spokane Man.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Post-Iuteliigencer
SPOKANE. Sept. s.--Raoes-t Eassol. Sec
rotary OF the Spokane Chamber OF CON-
neree, dropped dead OF heart failure In the
streets os Lewiston. Idaho. today. willis
raraains at the head OF sn excursion OF
Spokane business men who visited that
town upon the advent of the first passed.
ger train. The excursion train that left
Spokane flying flags and bunting. retugna0
togsSht heavily drapsd IN mourning ana
carrying in a casket The remains OF the
promoter 81 the excursion.
During the past twenty years Mr.. Easxon
has conducted an sx;aassye mercantile es-
iablishuaaa first in Omaha, then Chicago
ard later in Spokane.
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POSTOFFICE CLERKS


DETROIT, Mich. Sept. Sat the nnal
session of the National Association Of
Postoffice Clerks today the following off,
GERS were elected; President. Thomas Dom
nelly. Brooklyn; first vice president II. Fl.
Schaumioeffel. Kansas City: second vice
president. John F. Reinicker. Baltimore;
third vice president. Miss Mary A. LAWYER,
Waterbury; secretary. William Agnsw.
Cleveland: treasurer, Robert =. Powell.
Detroit: chairman executive committee.
Otto (. Weiss. New York.
Chairman financial committee. Walter
HernoD. Memphis; chairman organization
committee, August A. Meiss, New Orleans
After choosing Memphis as the next
place OK meeting the convention adjourned.
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CABRERA ELECTED PRESIDENT.
succeeds Himself I'm the Executive
Chair Of Guatemala.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Manuel Es.
trada Cabrera has been elected TO the
presidency of the republic Of Guatemala.
The news was received this afternoon by
Manuel Garlic. consul general for (suate-
mala In this city. A dispatch OF similar
import was also received by Schwartz
Bros. the well known importers here. Man;
uel Estrada Cabrera was the first vice
president OF Guatemala during the presi-
dency of Regina Barrios. When the lat.
ter was assassinated recently Cabrera as
stunned the office Of the chief executive. as
provided by law. The elections Just con-
cluded in Guatemala place him in office for
the ensuing term.
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Ctrf NOTICES.

VkniNANCE No. son.-Aa Ordinance
ssihs special assessment 10 redeem
- thlFG srneal }nsts5lrD@n.s and tn-
ss's1 - mature ans; become payable
49, ne bonds ~ LEGAL Improvement
,ssFict M. lea. issued under authority
usGinance Ne. asa. FOR the improve
Wsst 81 Second Street. under Ordnance
- NSt n accordance wi3h the assess
* TEX o' said district as approved by
sse collssuan thereof.
. 49, ef4al1c@ y tae CITY ~ Seattle IS
seson ;, THAT tsrre 10 and < hereby
20, 80 SPECIAL asesessg97snt upon each par
80 ~. anu lot - lsnd auI uag; thereof con-
Ia 80 n i-s93l Improvement District M.
g. sst&Gi4sh"l ~ sfrS Rance No. $sNt, Ter
Co. - RseNeif'rf} - Second Street. therF3n
~ se, ssId special asses nlent being Ter
~ ~ pose 1f rs>l-surinS the laird annual
~ s.~.. 'tseH-s aaA interest 81 mature AMI
49, pa At-e UINan the bonds ~ said
- lalasoN ~G,eut District M. ioss issued
g.. So sulh"r'iY ~ Ordinance NJ. 4jg4 TIE
bsaet ~ saca special asseS Snleat "a ans
el..s ssEsf. @tt lot - land within Satd
sass-sA ssaN4A ssss .one-tsnta paTr az gre as
81 saf tH' eatefe& upoa the assessment roll
r. $3.50 NistrsSt s provided hg Ordinance
s.ia az AID s5ecz,o made a charge asA&ust
- pf'F'eTtT teSsther Nth interest ~
-, S&t~ % si1 say FFf3tt1i Far is5U
ssxs ..SSf-tent = - the agscuGs Il Gja
:. ,Ss'1'ieat fr3U -t}ss asge uf the maturity
\ sss seHort a-aU45 .aStai;rs1vnts .sf sal
r. E..'il fHe maturity - SAID ;Rtaf m
i a. HstAilE ia--.~ fsarect. PROV .fcGt sIat
go. 60 E@'cei tr -at 80 i&ad cT pSrt thereof
~. .s,nea Sc So e. }4AeAl Improvement - g
l.hs,.sA ~ =. 81 EAye been redeemed from
So ~ .te payment II size ffEal
a., q tAs 89sess,slsut charged against
Ssfi.e or St.' Ordinance N. TsNe- Sngh
~ - te .Rad or Darf ta.reof shall
k~,ss.T .laoi" ,or zee spa cisl Assessment
a.. IT, C.cy Co.nn,r Roller IS sessoy
NV, - % tatEr. er cause - - entered.
,-s, ,s We eng A. assessment rog ~ local
ls ssTslsl'I ! srset Nc gt~s "a prepared
~'s Ky o-s-Eeer sid approved ~
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SKATER WILL COME TO COAST.


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept s.-The Can
says: Gen Shafter q expected in San Fran
cisco In about two weeks He has applied
TO be assigned TO his old command. the de-
partment of California, and IL is generally
conceded his request viii De granted. In
that event, Col Babcock, now on his way
to San Francisco from Manila, will be his
adistant general. be having filled this office
under Gen Skaters previous admin,stra-
ton Of this department. The assignment
OF Gen. Shafter 10 the department or Cali
fornia will. OF course, retire Gen. Merriam
TO his own department. the Columbia, his
jurisdiction have been merely temporarily
extended over California during the war
with Spain.
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al conference regarding tina treaty of peace
with Spain az the Union League Club
Thursday evening, September -, vera
practically completed. The purpose Of me
conference Is 10 ascertain the feeling
among representative manufacturers and
business men IL Illinois On the question as
10 what position tlals govsrnnerss olgh. 10
sske for the furtheranee and Development
Of its trade and commerce in tina formula
tinn os the treaty ~ peace about 20 he sak-
en- UP by the peace commissioners. IL ia
expected similar meetings wall follow in
ether states
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

81.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Street Sewer Improvement
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals VIII be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board of public works up
g o'clock p. M, Monday. September 18th.
nh fer the Improvement of Lenora Street
rom Eighth avenue 10 the alley between
Stssh and Sixth Avenues. by constructing
pipe sewer along said avenue. togethe-
sEh all necessary openings. wyes: man
has. !amphoies, ventilators. flushing
ianks and catch basins. as provided by
oFolnance No. b,US creating local improve
nsnt district No. IL. and In accordance
Nth The plans and specifications now on
vwis
tseh bid must be accompanied by a GER
aned check, payable TO the orier of the
cV comptroller. for sum not less than
sss O. per cent of toe bid. and no bid Will
e considered unless accompanied By said
The successful bidder viii be required TO
snser into contract ard furnish sa;isfae-
W. pond Tor tis amount Required hy the
ny slafier and the laws a. the state OF
naassaihsIon. within ten days after being
nnos!nst 81 The award of the contract to
an; falling 20 do so the said check and
sne amount fixed therein vii he forfeited
y me cry No person II eligible a. n bid
~ wha has within two years prior 10 the
m ag or said contract made default IN
- mtassht q any just claim fer any wefk
moeT performed ~ any skill OK material
sssnsaod pursuant 10 any ssich contract
- serein advertised. Or who within said
W. years failed 70 complete any such con-
specaal attention II - ed 10 article xxiu
~ me ettF charter. IA nav In force reiat-
~ 'e "hcC;s OF labor" ana to article viii.
sse.ion 81 subs. and ?. relating 10 bonds
ne ooaFd OF public works reserves the
H{nt 70 reject acy and all bids
.snrgepesais mus; be Endorsed or envelope
Rent"
ny order - the blgrf Of public works.
~ FRANK oi.ESON- Secretary.
,ss xa1s OF FIRST publication. September :.
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Says the stories of Frictio0 Between
Miles and Himself Are PoppycOck.

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. Sept. 9--Secretary
Alger and Gen. Shafter were at Camp
Meade today and Witnessed review of the
troops and inspected the camp. Aiser left
at noon for Detroit, and Shafter departed
for Washington. Speaking of the contro-
versy with Gen. Miles, Snafter said:
1T Is all poppy cock. There Is no friction
between Gen. Niles and myself at least
there was not when he left Santiago. |
don't understand the meaning of all this
talk. The general may have been talking
but 1 believe much of 1t is due 10 antago-
nistic newspapers. whose motives are cer-
tainly not patriotic.
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BIDS on TORPEDO VESSELS.
Three At Least of the Union Iron
Works VIII he Accepted.

WASHINGTON. Sept. a.-The board of
naval bureau chiefs. which has carefully
examined the large number of bids and
plans submitted By ship builders for the
construction OF torpedo boats and torpedo
boat destroyers. has almost completed the
work and within Il day or two is expected
To report 10 Acting Secretary Allen plan
for the distribution OF awards. The work
has been difficult because Of the multiple
ity of plans and the originality displayed
by some Of the bidders. The Union Iron
Works. O! San Francisco, Will probably
get three of the destroyers.
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DAMAGE BY FOREST FIRES.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligencer
SHELTON, Sept. 9-Woods fires have
now become quite general In the old log
ging works in this vicinity and the air Is
becoming quite smoky-S1sxtra precautions
are being taken IN the neighborhood OF the
fires and not much damage has been done.
At Bat Simpsons camp at Ma,lock fire de-
stroyeG several cars OF logs. one landing
walking dudley and lot OF wire cable
Tuesday afternoon.
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MORE TROUBLE IN MANILA.
Insurgents Are lmpressfn. Foreign
ers' Servants Into Their Ranks.

MANILA. Sept. a.-The recruiting
agents of the insurgents are causing
further trouble. They have been impress
ing The employees of foreign residents, in
Guiding those of the British consul. and
several foreigners have complained tina;
native grooms are taking the employers
horses and Joining the insurgents.
The American army chaplains have ini-
tiatea Protestant services in private build
ings Such services have never previously
been held in the history OF the Phi!ippin IS.
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NOTICE To sToCKi3oIpks2S-!An Annual
>fTetiYg-Tha annual meeting q seotk
sa,3pr, % Ss&Itle C@rsai Company S1ii
~ held 81 the etfsce Of tie eStspaST ~
9FaarsaA avenue. Seattsa. wash. Nsa-
aay. September L. $50. az s o'cio<K =
N Ter the purpose q s4sc34Fg q board
~ directors Sud tog he transaction 81
aay business proper e eoEns aesssr s'is
meeting E . COATES.
Secretary.
Seattle. Angus; %. ISsa
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LEXINGTON. KY. Sept a.-fiespirsi
trains for Minnesota and Pennsylvania
left Camp Hamilton today. Ninety-six soi-
diers were taken 10 Minnesota and seventy
Eve 20 Pennsylvania. There are less than
&. sick IL the hospital and there is great
Improvement In the patients. No deaths
fer forsy eight hours.
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the transport Alamo sailed for New York
this morning. having on board eighteen Of
fcers ard 5s5 enlisted men belonging 10 the
Second Wisconsin, First Illinois. First Dis
trict af Columbia and Battery &. Pean<y.-
wanna artillery.
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JAPANESE MINISTER RETIREs.
Has Heen Elected To Parliament and
VIII Not Return to Washington.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.--Loru Heshi,
the Japanese minister, has been elected to
The Japanese parliament aud will retire
from AS post at Washington Present tn
dicatiaas are for his successor 20 be Mr..
Hate Yanla leading member of Count
0knnaa's party q prominent lawyer OF
Tokyo. and a man well versed in American
affairs. being a graduate of Yale.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-fien. Miles paid
his respects 10 the president this morning.
Tire cali was brief. owing 10 a cabinet
meeting at II O'Clock. and was confined to
4 formal exchange Of courlesics
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MADRID. Sept. e-The Liberal aga:.
makes the assertion tina, Ssgasta viii re-
sign as soon as sae chamber passes the
peace a.iL
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Explosion Destreys Assay once.

VICTORIA. II. c.. Sept. a.--Amid forest
fire lighting in Alberni an explosion az
gasoline occurred this afternoon. comp.ete-
~ demolishing the assay office. The con-
ienfs were partially saved. No lives were
lost.
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Possmnxtcr Appointed.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. a.-Donald ur-
auerhart has been appointed postmaster OF
Wilson Creek. Douglas county.
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VICTORIA, Il. g, Sept. a.--Alherai, the
center OF an immense mining country. u
threatened with destruction by fores: fires.
which have been raging for several days.
No lives lost so far,
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NEW YORK. Sept 9.-The battlesaip
Massachusetts, has reached harbnr and is
now at the government anchorage off
Tompkinsville
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CHICAGO Fep. Sat a meeting OF the
directors 81 ire Illinois Manufacturing As
ISOLATION, the arrangements for the Inform
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Spantsh Foura.
LONDON, Sept. a-Spanlsh sours closed
at AZ.
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More Soldiers Leave Ponce

WASHINGTON. Sept. a-Gen. Wilson.
AZ Ponce wires the war department that
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valued sIss
Dutch bark Par gaers
ga HaFre
american ship Jaz Howes a1
San
L52.
tando
erred by
British ship psus Is9 wheat San Frani
British vsride
by George
American
E. fromH
,onslu
j Limited :" N'N"eS' iahp SUM-
& &C. 49, N"NN9'S''S DhAHohd
British ship fana Isl astoria
10 United
Z -'A'0.SA
schooner chartered
E.
the
Kingdom
iverw
Hnngdo tav
fronS
dom
Martha
~~ ANN""~'Ai
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VESSELS ROUND IN.


Ana Charina PortH
q.
Anosena stating Br 81 2E5 Shanghai
Any PaIne llgb@rg,
Pol own
SSIsS OF fforenee leask sh. Liverpool,
Csie Bard Jones gkong, sound
Ii
c cinGTi Mfsle9a Am Honoul6
AM tons Honolulu DIT
Port Angeles
epolB oumida
b sh 5tonsN agasaN Vctora
of tons
Gel 81 tons.N agaak Tacoma
impress Lee
An sh. tonsS
Sal Franisc Port IAiio
San eiro Tacoma
GMydyr Castle Roberts
tons Honolulu Chemain
sh. fush
Seattle
Am StonsS San
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mated. Whatever gain was made how
ever. has been offset by treasury opera
tons There is no question that the &C
tsyity on the exchange accounts in part for
the increase in loans. but 10 what extent
the absorption of sterling figures is difficult
to judge. The money market has compi-
Gated series OF circumstances TO face within
the next thirty days. In the first place.
the growing volume Of business of a spe-
culative character wil~call for a steady
supply OF funds
The banks are easily able to furnish this.
but whether they can do SO and still con-
tinue investments in sterling is another
matter. Foreign credits are accommodating
here both on merchandise account and be-
cause OF renewed purchases Of American
securities. A very slight fail in exchange
will start gold imports and while last
weeks enga gements or something over
million dollars may be regarded as nothing
more than a spasmodic symptom. the fact
remains that the present balance cannot
so on piling up indefinitely. In this con-
treasury deposit in national banks has fall
len slightly. The return of a considerable
portion of this sterling VIII hasten the
period of gold imports. although it is diff
cult 10 see how this balance il TO be re-
ducezi under normal conditions for a long
time 10 come AS the end OF the year APP
pears. there is naturally great deal of
preparation fer dividend requirements and
IL is not unlikely that rates may harden
continuance OF easy money. The changes
in the statement for the current week can
be traced directly 10 one or two large
banks which loan heavy amounts on the
street and are interested in sterling ex-
change operations.
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LIVE STOCK ETS.
{ hicngo.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-There was a little
better supply Of cattle today than Is usual
a: the end of the week. All offerings were
taken and the market ruled strong at
about yesterdays range OF prices. A few
fancy cattle goid for $3.50 the bulk of che
ca To- ware disposed OF al si55fi5.35,
There wBa a fairly active demand for
hogs and prices did not show much change.
Sales were made OF common to prime lots
at s.. aosf3 sIi.. the bulk Of the hogs cross
Ing the scales AT $3.32Axa3 ~
Trade I'm sheep aud lambs was fairly
active a. about yesterdays range OF prices.
Offerings were not large. Lambs ~o,d from
&. GU445 ~ and sheep from s2a9@g325; year
itngs brought s4u4T5.
Keceipts-Catile 80; hogs. 1860. sheep.
30.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Dec. 3~aeeeipts go head
market steady; native beef steers. s4Gf5. ~:
western steera &. 7oasS.ss0, Texas steers s. ~
t7g -; cows and hsffers. s. sS4s; Gamers.
tea3: stocker. and feeders. s3.40u4fo. bulls
And stays. 81 +gassss
! Hogs Receipts 500 head. market a
fAa5e stronger. heavy. 81 Z5Ts -, ultxsyi
~ g7szqf3 -: light. ss.ssli3573a bulk OF saaes
s. 2TsseI3,2o.
ssfeef,-9 Receipts SO head market steady
fair 10 choice natives, So ss04ss: fair 20
dhoIce westerns. - s,sei4so: common and
asoc< sheep s1Ts1s3.Ts: lansbs. ssNsz5.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the district ~ wash
ingfOn. In the matter Of the insolvency
Of Chaz II. Miller, resident of SAID
state and district.
To the creditors Of Chas IL. MlI1r, 3he
above named bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the I2th
day of November iss.. az Sea sis 10 said
district, the said Chas. II. Miller was on
hts own motion adtu3gs3 bankrupt and
that the first meeting 0t the eFe=1itogs Ut
said bankrupt. far the purpose OF 1linE ana
establishing their claims. for choosing a
trustee for his estate. for examining ssf3
bankrupt on oath. ard for tae transaction
~ such other business ~ can lawfully coma
before such meeting Viii b. hel3 before
The undersigned ~ TsfeTee - bankruptcy
az his afytcA IL ibe Dexter Horton x 20.
bank busl5irg 20 Ssas ie VI Washington On
the I2,s Jay 81 IseCTrg9sT. 90. a. toe hour
OF 10 o'clock ia the fBTSneop. Gains duly
apFsroved. So provided ~ ascgfga - u tas
ar entitled An act 20 ssgasGssn Z uni
form system Of bankruptcy throughout the
rnlt@d States" approved July LIST, is@4,
NAV he mailed % or died win sne under
signed as referee pE;oT "a sA5f meeting
Dated a. Sssttie. Washington. this fsga
day al %oyefnisaT. lss
JOHN T. HDYT
Referee IN BANKRUPTCY.
JOHN r. HARTMAN
Attorney tsr Bankrupt