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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR SALE-RetWinG irom business; old
est a bis he q saloon on Ia. ave. nw.,; doing
a good business. license granted. Address
NJ. NJ .. this Office. jazz Stem
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WANTED German girls wish situations.
one good, plain cook, and the ot her house.
maid. Address 1 4 Fenton Place ne.
ia26-3t-em
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. The Hygeia,' and Virginia beach
- will fina this the most attractive
- route, insuring q comfortable night .
rest.
- Large and luxurious rooms. heated
by steam and fitted throughout with
- electric lights. Dining loom service Is
- a Ia carte, and is supplied from the
- best that ths markets OF Washington
- and Norfolk afford.
Tickets GA sale ut L. =. Express
- office, 81 Pennsylvania avenue, ol3
- 6I9, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, b.
- q o. ticket office, corner 9th street
and New York avenue. and on board
- steamers where time "a bic, map, etc.
- can also be had.
Any other information desired VIII
- be furnished ON aDplica ton 20 the IN
- dersigned at the cOmpanyS wharf,
- foot OF Seventh st. washington, ID. I.
Telephone No. $50.
mo. CALLAHAN. General Manager
fc2S
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR RENT-A small private family hav-
ing more room than they need Will rent
3 or rooms for light housekeeping or
would give board If desired. Address ho Mr..
b., this office. Item
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POULTRY andproduce stand III leading NV
market. ~ aoiIShed trade: price, $50,
owner leaving city. DUNLAP, 900 + St.
ia21-6t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOX RENr-Part of store, with window;
for watch, clock. bicycle, pape rhanger,
painter, or small mechanical business;
Oneap rent. IOl5 y. Y. ave. NV.
la21-3t
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wANTED-A blacksmith and wheelwright
shop. +, w. KEYS, 1017 l ST. NV.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

PROF. +. 1URNER. the famous clairNoy-
ant and spirit medium, Is permanently
located al 40 Ninth street northwest; look
for large al. In Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday morning Times. ga25-6t ,ein
A THOUSAND To ONE IL isn't 80, you say;
wen pro~e that we are selling elegant
Gus ,oiI-tnade Suits and Overcoats, lust
a little worn" at figures nowhere else ap-
proachable. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6I9
h 1t. NV ja241t-eu
SpIpvTIrA IEM-Mrs Medium
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR RENT One large or small fur. room;
southern exposure lady or gentleman; very
quiet, only n few adults in house; owner
rent moderate. S12 North Carolina ave
Sc. ia27-3t-em
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FOR RENT-Large room for business pur-
poses good bicycle place. SCHENCK,
7O9 u 81. NV. Ja26-3t-em
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FOR BENT-3 newly furnished rooms III
good location. $50 18th St NV.
Ja26- Stem
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR RENT-Large, second floor frOntr Dom;
nicely fur; gas, heat, and bath; on same
floor; suitable Tor lady or gent. 81 l.
st. NV. la26-3t,eIn
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR RENT Flat: : rooms; I'd floor, ufl-
fur; light housek eepIng; heat and gas.
pa st. NV. Ja27-3t-em
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llh 81. NV id-B-at
WANTED Body Iruners. folders and collar
machine girls. SWISS STEAM I.AI-N-
DRY 2l11 4 81. NV. la25-M
NANTED-houng white schoolgirl TO care
Tor CHILD and ASST - az hOusewoTk morn
ingS and evenings good h0lue. nO wages.
A ppiy $50 22d st. NV. ja25-3t
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H-AN LII idOt as Nooh. stay at nights,
Soocrefefe9ce. 2O4 B 81. NV ia 20 stem
MANIFESTATION as chambcrmaid on
general hOusewOrker; references. 225I
18th 81. NV in pc 2t-en,
WAN I'd Plain sewing. by neat light
coiOIed girl 70 take honfc or go out
Icy day. pos 27th 1t. NV ja35-3t
WANTED by flrst-cIass lapndresS wash
ing 10 DO at home. sos 18th II NV.
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FOR RENT 304 l. ST. NV, 3 2d-fioOr
rooms, large front, all ne WHY furnished;
excellent neignborhood Stem
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FOX RENT-Nicely fur. and heated I'd
story front room. 456 Mass. ave. NV.
Ja27-3t
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FOX SALE-Employment agency: est all
liShed years, with over 300 customers;
price, AZ sold AT once for good will, rur-
n1ture aud license, $50 cash. Inquire
CHASE kUhs, 63l r st. NV: top Iloor.
ia27 4t-enl
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Hrrp wAS1Ep-Mar.E.

NANTED--Meat cutter: must thotouEhN
understand the business, and be aDle 70
do the buying. only sober men WIFI eoou
references need apply. % N \. ave ne
Jazz Stem
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LUNCH ROoM-On Pa. ave; rare chance
secure pa wing stand, price only $40
DIM, ZAP, 900 r st. ia27-3t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR Rents communicating rooms, heat,
bath; hot and cold wa ter; nice loca ton,
$40 per month. 1926 ID st. Sc. Item
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FOR SALE-LunChroom, 525 10th St,
doors below L St, average receipts, Sl2
per day, rent. S.BO.42 month; VIII sell
cheap, good chance for live man: owner
enga geo in other business. la25-3t
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FOR RENT-Fur.. desirable room; on Sd
floor; terms reasonable. Apply to SCI
9Th st. NV. Ja27-3t-em
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WANTED-To buy an oyster route. Ad
dress T.. Q. this Office. jas Stem
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR RENT nicely furnished medium
sized rooms: heat, gas IND ia tn; each room
suita he for one OF two men, every con
venience; meals II desired; very reasona bic.
Call at 200 stst- NV. Ja26 Stem
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Ge0fge ]. Becker. professional pianO
tuner; satisf ICtiOn given, = l . per cent
off regular price. 9l1 81. NV.
Ja25-3t.em
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FOR RENT Large, pleasant 3d-story
rooms, newly furnished. clean; central
$40 and SS. 123 1Ith st. NV. 1t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-27

FOR RENT 81 month: neatly furnished
2-story front room; with gas; bath same
floor; gentlemen. 23l "a st. NV.
ja21-3t
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FOR RENT furnished rooms: also will
take a few table boardeTs in pTiva te
family; at a very reasonable price. 7O7
III 81. NV. la &c Stem
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FOR RENT-A plea sanity located I'd floor
front room, with hoard. to two persons;
terms, S3S per month. To one, 81 for
The Mlnlcr. hu3 Ma -. ave. NV. Ia s6-ht
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FOX RENT Very desirable fur large rooms;
very central; well heated; gas, bath;
suitable Tor ladies or gentlemen. l1y I'd
St NV. ia27-3t-em
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TAKE AWAY \ woMAN's STOMACH
Operation Was Successful. but the
Patient Died.
Omaha Pc,

Omaha zee
Under unfavorable conditions the OPERA
ton of removing the stomach from a wo-
man. which was successfully performed in
Zurich last September and startled the
surgical word VAS repeated yesterday In
Milwaukee. DR.. f. J. Farnum of CHI
caso. was assisted by DIR. =. p G. Hank
WITT Of the Wisconsin City hospital. and
the operation was PERFORMS at the MI
waukee hospital. Mrs. f. Bestain, of ~
Seventh street, was the patient TIL.
stomach was removed and Mrs Bestain
survived for considerable time bat the
we@kness consequent on her long illness
and previous operation iTl-ltted her for
the ordeal and she gradually sank under
the shock. She died four hours after tho
req oval Of the organ. An additional
drawback was that Mrs. Bestain's NAL
ady-caneCr OF the stom ach--had pro-
crossed farther than had leeen apparent.
1rS. Bestain was Sufferer for years
with cancer Of the stomach. On Noven-
Der p last an operation 20 remove the
cancer was performed but # was not sue
cessful. as the cancerous growth imme-
diately reformed. She vas still weak
from the effects Of the first opers ton
when the physicians decided thar another
operation would be necessary. When told
that Il was the only hope that they had
Of saving her LIE weak az she was, Mrs
Hasts1in readily consented and Il vas aa
eldea that the only possible operation
which could benefit her was the sarna
which DIR. Carl Schlat,er had perfornad
The physicians closely followed THO
Schlatter operation ana carefully removed
the entire oF@an. They found then thar
The cancer bad not only affected th4. storm.
ach. hui that IL had also consumed pol,oh
of the other tissues. This necessitata4
the removal Of more CT the tissues than
ne surgeons Thought necessary at FIRST
They however. performed the of,era,ior
successfully. but on account Of fF,s y,s,,k
condition OF the patient she was not able
70 survive the operation
Conrad Beck rnachintst. Of t244 Ore
son. avenue. ST Louis 4e vearu of ace
IS the first man ia the world 10 have
mas 'sonacn removed He was sent
- the hospital 10 be operated on
IpF cancer o the stomach WedueS-
day morning the operation was ner-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January I md
for Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
1888. are sl39. $3.50. There were filed for
record yesterday nine deeds. aggregating
S2.ll160 Following Is n list:
G. ]. Burns to New Hampshire Banking
Company ela OF WIZ of lots and s. blk
Is Burke's I'd add Jan. :, 81.
Il. r. Stafford to Charles f. Crane, min
ing claim Fiffy-three below discovery on
All Gold creek, in the klondike district.
Jan. IS. $40.
NJ b. Crane TO Charles L. Crane claims
I to %. and Y OF q. on Boulder creek.
Kiondike district, n. w. T.. Jan. 49, $40.
W. G. Barrett TO Charles f. Crane.
claim q. on Boulder creek Klondike dis
trict. n. w. T.. Jan. S, $40
c. S. Austin TO @. j. Anderson ne of nla
OF se14 OF nei4 of sec 7, % 6. Jan. q, g.
c. J. Anderson 10 Charles Ohoch M of
nj. of seA OF mel. of sec Z. p, s. Jan. q,
b. E. Axe to ~ ] Webster. nwA of nwi4
Of sec y. p, .. lot 5. in same. Nov. !.
+. S Provan 10 II Meddaug. lot I. Public
Benefit plat TO blk p, Bigelow's add. Aug.
16. 1877. SEQ.
William II Mover 10 Samuel w. Thomas.
lots |. 2. ). l. ). blk 4 lots 10 II. blk 5: all
in Dorge add to Seattle. Dec. IL. 1857.
$3.50 CO.
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AeH-Faie Finger tn.


The seat OF that lnvaI,,sa,e
= sa'a 10 be in cur fingers. uan''s s. :. AT
oslSts, as Wei as phyeholsssssse passaa-
20 oeNetc special attention N, ~. re SD
the human digit. Francis Ga I,,v ssasy ..
9ut years ago tAat the delicate l,,'s POINTED
niger Ups may become means a. ,ls y e
~. re.s2nS, since these lines vary W.
through life. II. Fere. the Frsrss saaas 4
mas gone step further. and. afsss sa Aa.
Der OF experiments. has come 4 y. asais
ciaslon that not only the lines thsr r.'s saa'
our the way in which people ,Sa,ss y
hahdie objects, reveal their chsrassaa. ~
apli'ndes. Thus. by causing a nums.s - |.
persons 70 take up bali OF sot, patty : :
mas at once obtained he lines hx 49, 49, =
identities. and the Impression r,,., "a -, z
strong. by which he can tsn 49, y -
person capabilities lean toward NV n.y.. I
slonal or an artistic career. fNAsss
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provernsrts. o, has sold such bonds and
"a ia sl.ch cost ana expense from the pro-
.es-sis thsrsSs ne city may with the con-
se-t az the flt iGers OF such bonds. ex-
change for the m bonds in the form pro-
vidsd herein.
.sSuhtlsvisics, 0. In case any ass ess,nelt
has been hereto fore levied to pay the cost
ard expense oil any local iynnro Feiae , :,
which is uayahls in installments under the
provisions Of a ~ law or the ehirter ~
ordinances OF 4 e city. the same may ot
paid and coils tied and the property
charged ths reoy may be redeemed from
ia iEtv thereon II the manner provide
herein.
80 = 'N~th A. received that the fore
going propS s ed amendment be and the
same is her,.oy submitted 10 the qt.aAheG
voters Of the City of Sc at.le for lhelr raj !,
iieation or rejection Al >..e next general
election 10 b held Mar ch sth. lSss
Passed the city council the 4ta day OF
January 1885. and signsd by me in open
session in aut 9enticatio of lis passage
this 4th day of January. tSeS.
T. Hos. NAN1N.
President Pro Fem. OF he CITY Council
Filed by me tais, fth ia, of January. lssS
Will L II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-OTicio city
Clerk. 80,
Date of first publ ,ation. January y. 1873.
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice is hereby given that the Grays
harbor outer buoy. a black and white per-
pendicular striped first-class can. has gone
adrift frora its moorings on the outer edge
of the GTays harbor bar. and win be re-
placed early as practicable.
Cmatlla reef Flattery rocks whistling
buoy. red, lettered "Umatila Roof" in
white, has gone adrift from its mornings
off Umatilla reef (F'lattery roclls) and will
be replaced as early as practicable
This notice affects the List of Beacons
and Buoys, Pacific Coast, 1885, pages 80
and So
BY order of the lighthouse board.
GEO. G.. REITER,
Commander L. S. N, United States Light
house Inspector.
Office of United States Lighthouse In
spector. January IS, 1895.
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formed. When the ah,,o,Jan -
III the usual way il Wa s ooe1a4
me disease extended ma v.ass ha tAas
from ne esophaggS 10 wi,h,-, .r sesssA
,he pyloFis, The latter ou,Iss :. "a inch 4
ach was entirely free from ths as sas sssn>
vas found that all the storsse s.sease. h
would aaye % lie rerna,a.s '. 49,, siscsfs
Gone. Then tie pylorss was 80. nus va
esepAaSus. making a eomn,s+a - % IL
!eet d0ci. The operation vas e,- a-a -.
Two hours and SIX minutes mashed b
=. . hg tact that Beck has ss,rv,v., !,
Tar Is encouraEing 10 scJansa '.sed thu
impossible TO tell what ,hs go. oos 4 il
ne. me patient win Be ken, IN "a mar
tst Sec.as.oa for NJ least ,se s'le s'f'ei,
InoFlainS Beck was IN a sta,s Tas
coma lie was conscious. INT - seas
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. es-Arrived-Str
from Coquille river Sailetl-Str Columbia
for Astoria: schr Arthur. for Ti1amook
schr Eureka. for Coqu;ile river; str Mack
NAV. for Tacoma: schr Viking, for GTays
harbor.
ASTORIA, Jan. 27-Sailed-Br sin on
park and Br shr Port Caiedot 70
Queenstown.
NEWPORT. Jan. I..,Sailed-Scnr chal-
lenger, for Seattle
~o-iA. Jan. Saied-Schr Comet.
for San Pedro
HONGKONG. Jan. 27.-Arrived-Br str
Empress of India. from Vancouver
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RESOLUTION 40. i64 - PROPOSED
ADendw MT No. IA resolution and
proposition "a amEnd Subdivision ? OF
See, II % Article VII. Of the City Char
ter and for the submission OF such pro-
posed amendment - the qualified voters
of the city az the next neral election.
te t resolved by the city NounHi! OF The
That Subdivision : Of Sec. Il o. Article
Wa. ri Fac CITY Charter De Eine1dtd -
as to rad as follows;
Subdivision :. Ihc city council shall.
hy general ordnance. provide the manner
IA which she aforesaid improvements may
he mace. ana prescribe ali nccdfdi rcsu-
lalIons Cor the exercise by the cry Of Jhe
power grantee sna contained Ia The lore
gnirE sundlpis.n r az fb.s section. pro-
vid.d tFat $50 al eases iu which The cost
Of such improvements Is - 5e betrayed by
"a 80 ~ a e'crt3i assessment upon
the property ,sn4sste9 the following pre-
cvgllnks sAaA he taken. via. There must
hC D" scented 20 tisc Board NJ pUni'c works
ct siFst'%, "'i'3 Vt alleys fuar's. or
PAGES. or paris ihar of 10 De Improved.
Inc aai Nfr ~ ttft lf4 fF} teincnf- ihN mode
- paynseUt JUa use Tact thlt tbr siEHcTs
thc aRGrr~1tt amount ~ d majority Of The
ass iTfEEt ta tN trN&ec Tor 4Bc7 improve
mtut acVegsiiHS e. tne transfer books In
tnc office ot the SQ1n'N aVa'tor- u ahy
such property stands tH fhe name az d.
ceased pet~eft. or atN pvrSou for whom a.
guardian ha, been appointed. thc sigma
tuFE of thr executor or administration or
EUard.a" 0V t'tv sasc mas oe shall be
e4uiva "H; 20 enc signature ot The oN1er
81 ~0ph property ou such petition
az ths te.tsi ~ uubilc MOTHS Gnds the
fac%s s+t t.ftn 'a ~a4d petition 80 be rrae.
- ~HaA eAss5 ar fstirnk tr ~ tfF cost Ok
such improvement Ia 0e mace s0d trans
ane information tu tts possession touching
sGCh Improves. Ht. 01fh she estimated
rasE tarrcot aoJ ats recommendation
thereof. SO tks cay council. provided. thtt
% e. a i p. p
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SYNOPSIS.
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Observation-Disclosures.
TATOOSH. Jan. as y. m.-Barometer
9.90; cloudy; wind east, twelve miles.
Passed out. bark. in tow of tug Tacoma. at
j. noon; n schooner. at 1915 p. M; a bark
entine. at 1925 p. IN. Passed in. tug Ia
coma. at l2:so p. M; steamer City of Pc
ship.
CLALLAM BAY. Jan. 2S.-4 p. m.-Part-
" cloudy: light east wind.
PORT ANGELES Jan. 2S-i p. m.-Ba-
rolneter. % 96. clear. calm
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RESOLUTION NO. 176 PROPOSED
Amendment No "a resolution and
proposition to amend Sect ion : OF Article
XVII. of the City Oh art sr. and for the
submissi n of such propo sed amendment
10 the qualified voters OF the city at the
next general election
Be it resolved by the City Council of The
City of Seattle:
That Section . of A .ticle XVII. of the
City Charter of The City of Seattle be
a.nended SO as to read as follows:
Sec .. No officer or employe OF the
city shall receive any compensation for
his services as such off icer or employee ex-
sept by salary. payab e monthly. which.
when not prescribed by this charter, shall
be fixed by the City Co uncil by ordinance.
No such salary or con rpensation shall be
liner eased more than nee in two years,
and no increase of such salary or compen-
sat:o1 shall be made within period OF
electio n.
And be il further resol we'd that the fore
going proposed amendm snt be and the
same is hereby submitte to the qualified
voters of The City of Sea- tie for their rati-
acation or rejection a he next general
election TO be held March Sth. 1893.
Passed the City Council this 9TH day of
January. 1888. and signed by me In open
session iii authorization of its passage
this 7th day of January sss.
President pro tenn of tn City Council.
Filed by me this 18th day of January. 1898.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio City
Clerk.
Date of first publica ton. January %. 1925.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Clan Mcdonald for La Conner
and way ports Tuesday. February !. a.
M; returning Wednesday. Freight and
passengers at reduced rates. Lilly. 3D.
gardlla & Co.
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RESOLUTION NO. Il.
PROPOSED

RESOLUTION NO. IL t - PROPOSED
Amendment No. S-A resolution and
proposition to amend Sc ction I OF Arti-
Gle VIII. of the City Char ter. ana Tor the
submission of such p-opa sed amendment
TO the qualified voters az the city II the
next general election
BE it resolved by the City Council OF the
City of Seattle.
That Section of Article VIII of the
City Charter of The City of Seattle De
amended so as to read as fA lows:
Section j. There shall lac. and IS here
ny created board of publsc works, which
shall consist of three mernl3e rs. to-wit: Cd
tlie city engineer, who SHAH be chairman
of the board, and who shall receive . sal
airy Of three thousand dollar, per annum,
which shall constitute his COMPENSATION
as a member of said board and as City
En- gineer: t2l the superntende Mt of streets.
sewers and parks; and lSl the superintenu-
ent of lighting and water forks. The
superintendent of streets, sewers and
parks and the superintendent OF lighting
ard water works shall receTs such com
pensation for their services as members
of such Board the Cotr Gil stall by
Ordi nance provide"
AnG be 1t further resolved I hat the fore
going proposed amendment be and the
same is hereby submitted I } the qualified
voters of The City of Seattle FOR their rati-
fication rejection at the next general
election to be held March tn. lssS.
Passed the City Council he 9Th day %
January, 1898. and signed y me in open
session in aufhentieation its passage
this 5th day of january 1s9
7. f. c RICHTON.
President of the -Sty Council.
Filed by me this 9Th day Of January. 1895.
WILL l. PARRY,
CITY Comptroller and f t-officio City
Clerk.
Date OF first publication. ,nuary %. 1898,
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January Iss@. and sig-esa by me in open
session III Authorization % its passage
tasx 4th day OF January. Issn.
THOS. NAEIN.
President pro TEN of the City Council
Flied by ne this s.h day II January. lssS.
WILL H. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-Offlcio city
Clark
Date OF frs, publication. January =. lses.
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EOKTHEfSN PA1Is :. n,a ~
changes January -. c -
date TWO trans daity = -
Portland. leaving AZ s@9 !" III =
II. Dining car service "a
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Transacts n savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO $4,000
Interest allowed per ami III: Six per
cent. on term deposits; per cent. On or
iinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-29
BANI IS.
PEOPLES SAW 'NGS BANK.
Occidental Block. s'eattle. Wash.

Capital 49,. ...:......... 500, 900
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth .......... President
Arthur A. Denny 49,. Vice President
Iohn Lesary ........ Secon 4 Vice President
James r. Hayden .Manag er. C'ash'r. See V
Frank r. I3lodEett ........A ssistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins,
E. &. Neufelder. i. Z. Grtenieaf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-03
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