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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-04
CITY NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL-No-
tlce Of assessment roll OK Local improve
uent District No. rs. for tho improve
usnt OF Thirteenth Avenue, IN the city
OF Seattle under Ordinance No. 5.01s. and
hearing thereon.
Notice IS hereby given that the assess
ypent roll @! Local Improvement District
No fTs for the Improvement OF Thirteenth
Avenue. from East Union street TO . point
la0 feet south Of East Denny Way. under
Ordinance No. so7s, has been reported by
the Board Of Public Works 10 the City
Council Of the City OF Seattle, and ~ now
and ex-officio City Clerk, and the same %
now open for public inspection a. said Of
fee and will remain open FOR inspection
until Monday. the % day OF January. lhss
Al 500 O'Clock D. IN. and all persons inter-
eS,ed are hereby required to appear be-
fore the clty council at session thereof
to be held in the council chamber II the
cfty hall CT said % day Of January, 1890 at
30 o'clock p. m and make ob}scfiorr
thereto. A, said time so fixed the city
council AL! consider any and al oojec-
lions made and will make sGca correc-
tons ia sad roll as II deems tusr. anG VIII
then by ordinance approve such roll and
levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot OF Land shown
tn gei. rolt and declare the same first Len
thereon said matter may De adjourned 20
A later date IL 50 ordered oy tbs City COGp-
e''' WILL n. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller ard T.x-OfHcIo City Clerk
O. me City OF Seattle.
Date Of fifs, publication. November e
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL-No-
tee az assessment roIl OF Local Improve
meat p:sy.et No. Isl. for the improve
meat Of Alftseutn Avenue. IL the CAS-
% Seattle, under Ordnance No. s.s5s. anc
hearing thereon.
Nome Is hereby given that ~. assess
aasnt RAJ az Local iiaDrcvsnsns Distrsss
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that Mr. Jefferson sailed from Melbourne
for England, after an Austraiasian tcu-
that brought him both god and siosy.
II was while in London that ne met Dion
Soueicaals. TO whom he suggested his Pet
sdea for some adequate craniatixation o.
The story Of Rip Van Wrinkle. This story.
Il is true. had already been dramasized
several times, and Mr.. jefferson had pro-
tuced composite production BY piecing
together portions OF these different drama
tizaticns. This production took place in
Washington and WAS ATTENDED ny but in
different success. Years before this the
actor had come upon the life and Letters
o. Washington Irving in an cd Dutch
farmhouse IN Pennsylvania. and the preS-
nan, hint for Rip Van Wtnkie drama was
the result. Boucicauit took up this hin;
and Gid bis work. The play was put on in
London and ran 10 nights at the Adslphi.
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- Lakes Renton. Rev Lionel A.
we. minister in charge. Service and ser
een At .. m.
West Seattle-services are held every
sunday afternoon at the Halter school a.
I Q sioek. Rev. George Buzzells. rector OF
X Clements church. officiating
st. Marys- Woodland Park. Rev. II. IL.
oeSen IN charge. Service and sermon AZ
p. m. Mr.. Wilbur s. Lewis, lay reader.
iske ureen Lake car. get OF At Winaow
Staten
s. stsphen's-Baliard, Rev. +. +. n.y.
sc; rector. Divine service every sunday
a. m. ana 30 p. III. The holy com.
Ish.en Is celebrated on the trst and
saira sundays Of the month. Oh the nrst
s.ao.y at II a. ia. on the third SUNDAY
80 p III.
81 Psurs Chapsl-wsrrsn avenue and
nsiuelean street. Rev, Lionel A. wye,
west In charge Sunday school at 40
. M Morning prayer and sermon al Il
! III Hoiy communion on the nrst sun"
~, ,y 81 the month at II g. m and on the
M'fa sunday AZ 4. III.
st Marks church. Harvard avenue and
sas.hs s!Teet Rev. J. Il. ID. llwyd. rec.
yer; residence. Thirty-seventh avenue and
nnaason street, telephone, Brown a.
S Seofs q study. dairy, > Ia u n. M; teie-
sAoae. black 1854. Sunday services: Holy
Sehanufion at a. m. Sermon II a. III.
SSs.eSl's service ami sermon AZ 7,3@ p. IA.
aoie class every Friday evening AZ $50
= m bapt'sms last sunday in tire month
20 p m Morning subject: What ia
.sae IN Christian Science" Evening suo-
Fli Tbs New Socialism" All we.conie.
large vested choir
81 Clements Twenty-fouTth 8venus
ST. and Washington street. Kew. George
ssiseile. Rector residence. SIS Twenty
ssa avenue south sunday school 10
IA Morning prayer ana sermon AZ Il
ssosk. Even TX service ana serm0a, "a
$500. Celebration % the neiy con-
ssasea On the ilsst SUNDAY - sveTy meath
= u a. m. and cn the third sunday 81
'trfS month Al : = n.
Ilaty Parish Chu-ch CoFaor E1Ahts
sett9e and James street Rev, II. Il.
trsNsa. rvctog Telephone, Black ~.
L 50 communion. 5;Sp a. ~. Morning
Exser, Holy Communion ana sermon. II
= M Evening prayer aud sermon. 80 T..
q SUNDAY scaooi AZ 9s5 a IN. Aorusa =
ssasectl Amos the Herdman Of TeA5a- ."
1 sssalng suaiac,: 'Chrlst's kece ptioG b.
- saadGcets." Strangers cordially in
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Rsaton Fhurch-Rev. George + Whit
WORTH. y -. pasteF. Services a. ard
80 2 n. Union Sunday school &. u a m
Second North Seattle Third avenue
NORTH and II AgItsoa street lsev. ", \.
Nato-. p&s,er. teIepscas Lake ~. Prcaca-
tr. A. i a. N. ana ~ >. n 7. i. :. <. z.
atss5 j. ~. Mt3~wsek meeting, Thursday
al 81 . III.
MeLsr-SsVeutN AvsnUr and Olive street
Rev William Davis. pastor Services 81
ta ~ a n ard =. sunday school s:
~ n nj CAS- nee Tag " ecresltay a. %
n NJ Al frsenss ara cordially invited 10
attend shese seVViNss
Calvary rTesny ,ertaT~tort,er - Twenty
fourth avenue ard h .glg ss-&ef~Rsv. ncn-
ald KoSs gastcF. residence Isl Twenty
fovrth a.rrsae- Services a. II q. II ard
: 81 u gsa syerv SABBATH. Y. T. 8 e. +
a, esa .. IL Prayer E.se.ins ssess Thur
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Mental Science.

The Mental Scientists meet every Sum
dsv at II a. m, Theosophists' rooms, his
Third avenue. Chidrens Wee Wisdom"
evening class meets al 1891 Third avenue.
All interested in higher spiritual unfold
nert invited Free public treatment given
al all meetings every sunday evening at
ia o'clock. The society meets IN the
Acme Business college room in the seattle
National Bank building. Subject this eve
ming: Patience"
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day evening at o'clock. Sunday school at
LOS.
United Presbyterian. corner OF Sixth ave-
nue. and Seneca street.-R L.. tanning,
pastor. Services at Il a m. and 7.30 p.
m. Sabbath school at 9:45 a. IN. c. T..
meets at ESQ p. m, Seats free. All are in
yited.
First preSyterian--Corner Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev. a. l.. Hutchi-
son, ID. Il, pastor: residence. 6i9 Spring
street. Telephone, buff $40. Services AZ Il
a m and 7: 80 2. m. Sunday school at % 30
n. III. Christian Endeavor at 6;l5 Seats
free This will he Home Mission Day. the
subject Will DE presented at Il a. m, and an
offering taken Evening: The Dwelling
OF Jordan" fourth Of a series on "Ques-
tions Of the Bible" Good music with Choir
US choir.
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Song service at 3:45 o'clock this after
noon. Mems Meeting at 400 O'Clock.
Address by Rev. E. NJ. Randall, jr.. pastor
OF the First NJ. Il. church. Special music
men are invited 10 attend these meetings.
A special invitation is extended TO young
men who are strangers In the city. The
Association building texcept the gymna-
SUM and baths), e open from noon until
o'clock n. IN. Sundays. and men are In
vitel 10 spend the afternoon there
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suesa nan IutheTaa- DuwafufsA Mission.
Sszssrs hall below SwueaeX's brewery
.fHees az IS every other sunday.
,essrasa Lutheran Services fn halt, car
-. Main street anJ MinOr aNcGg.s, Sc
ss 10y every second ara .oNrtH Sunday -
ieelA ST - 2. "a cy TIE Rev, ".
a seaFens pas;er
srFnan SrGsa Srsttle VI Ss.ou-In ha5i
- .poStccics sunday services every
~aa ard ta-cf SUNDAY OF shs month 81
n sn-asy seAcS. services next san
~ ,, N Pastors. h. knapp .els
I'll street - - - - 49, @'->
@Ean Evangelical Lutheran Zioa's-
1Anta avenue and Stewart street.
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German 49, Harrison street ard Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernest pastor, so
Harrison street German preaching every
Sunday at IL a m. and every first ard
third sunday in the month at 5 2. n
EnFIi1a preaching every second ana fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at S.45 a. m.
1oung Peoples meeting a: ?. n. Sunday
and ; .. IN Wednesday. German prayer
meeting every Thursday a. 5 ?. n.
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Theosonh nv.

Theosoph cal Society. Amanda Lodge
meets sunday al 100 p. n. a Ills rA.ra
ate-ua near SpTi uR street.. AL welcon-s.
Lecture. Ancient Vis6sn." ny President
7 a Barnes.
The Queen City Th>0sophical Society n
America ueets every Thursday evening AZ
{ O'Clock az !91 Maynard nvenus for Hfsi y.
Al Interested u TheoSopay are coT1ia ~
~ l. ~ h@1 10 Pioneer block. L@cture.
states CO Consciousness After Death"
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The colored Baptsts OF the city have
established a mission, which will hold
services every Sunday at II o'clock a. m.
and o'clock p. IN. The meetings Will be
he'd In the Young Naturalists' hall in tina
old university grounds.
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1880 a. m. Sunday school ar 2:30 p. N.
Evening service at 100 p. m.
Sacred Heart Sixth avenue AMI Bell
street. Conducted by the Redemptorists
Rev Thomas Brown, pastor. Low
mass. with sermon, 5 a. m; high mass
with sermon. 10 80 a. III. Sunday school,
2:5o p. m. Vespers. sermon and benedic-
ton. 80 p. IN.
Our Lady OF Good Eep-Thrd avenue
south ana Washington street. Rev. +. Y.
Prefontaine, pastor. Low mass, a. m !;
high mass. 1880 d. m; benediction, $50
=. N.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Sunday 81 - u N.
DuwarLsh Church-T7s-isi B4Eley. pas
ter Sunday school 81 - a. III Preaching
AZ e p n.
FiFst So Th.r3 avenue ari Pre- straet
Preaching ST = a. IL. snd 30 2 -. Class
meeting q; Il A. m Sunday sc6col r, - -
p n !. p. =. (. =. a. SIS 2. n Prayer
meeting Thursday a. o. = n Monthly
meeting the first Thursday ot each month
a; ~ =. N. Preaching by Rev F. r
Whitman Strangers welcome 10 a. se-y-
tees
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lrhrfsffnn AdyNnfiAfa.

Christian Advent meetings are held st
the corner OF Third avenue and Madison
Hfresf Or w. Chapman, pastor Prayer
meeting I0.I5 = II. Preaching. IL q II.
sunday school. Il 30 p. m
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Rev. Alfred w Martin viii give the third
in his present course or free lectures this
evening al y O'clock. "a, Ranke hall The
subject Will be The Contributions of
Science to Religion an exposition OF the
recent discoveries OF science In their reia-
zion 10 religious thought. The entire
course Of lectures Is free TO the public.
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InfxersaI Rrotherhood.

S.attl4 Lodge, No. l&o. room % Hlnckley
block. I'ub.ic meeting Sunday evening a
O'Clock Subjact: kAFI9a- oy MIS-; I'm
ma NJ Filing Lotus Group. "A. u. u. W.
har Jackson street and TNweaiy-ninth
avenue Sunday AZ 3 2. m; Lotus Group
a. - Hinckiey block sunday az II a. N.
"psrIor Talks" given on application. All
meetings free. TIE puddle invited. Hall
opeu every Mou1ay afternoon
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Salvation Army,

No. J hall. corner Second avenue south
and Yesier way-Ensign Bernhard and
Lieut.. Watson in charge. Nine a. m. knee
drill: Il a. M. holiness meeting; 3 p. M,
family gathering. p. m. Free and
Easy"
No. 2 hail. corner Pike street and Third
aVenue-Capt Gal and Lieut. Gardner n
charge. Nine a m, knee drill; II a. n,
holiness meeting; ?. m. family gather
lns. 5 2. m. Free and Easy"
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Christian Church.

Christian IyAurCA-~I4atera- Services
morning ard evening az Il a. r.. and -
q n Preaching ~ Rev. jay z. Edward.
sunday schoo. after morning service.
LsrC.'s supper celebrated tA.s morning.
Frs Christian chuych--S}n Seventh ave-
rue. between Enic1 snt Pike J. =.
Sgnith. pastor. Residence III Fourth
aveuua Preaching a. y a m Sn1 5.s9 !
r. Sunday scasoi a. - a -. Y. 2. 5.
- < a. ST 3. u. Prayer melting Ta.E6-
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Free Meth odist Church.

First Free Methodst-9I2 Pine street
c. E. MeReynolds, pastor; residence, el2
Pine street Preaching at II a. nj. and
y m. Sunday school at s.45 a. m. Young
Peoples NEE ting. I y. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday a. p. m Seats free 10 all
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First Church of Christ-scientfst.

Room c. Seattle National Bank build
.rr Services Sunday at IL a. m
All Wednesday evening at 8. Sunday
srnool Immediately after the Sunday rerv-
ice Reading room open during the week
from j 10 D. m
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The Norwegian-DanishM Methodist church
holds religious services every Sunday at II
a m and 7:30 p. m. in Freds hall. on
Ninth avenue between Pine and Olive
streets Sunday school at le.15. Rev. G. L.
Honson. OF Tacoma, Will preach this even
ing All Scandinavians invited Rev. &.
n. Houge, pastor.
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Rev. II. II. Goweg VIII give his secc,--
address on the Principles and Pollty OF the
Epscopal Church." in the Acme Bust
ness College room, Seattle National Bank
building. this afternoon. $50 O'Clock. Short
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ChriafIan Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets at $50 p
III. every Sunday, and on Thursday at
p. m. In their hall. 301 Union street. be
tween Third and Fourth avenues. neal
Aymory hail.
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which Mr.. Jefferson did his work in these
different parts not only gave him his we'll
earned reputation. but nodded the very
character of his dramatic work.
In 1850 he went 70 California, and the fol-
lowing year sailed from San Francisco TO
Australia. At Sydney. Melbourne, Ballarat
Adelaide and Hobart Town his success was
unconditional. 1t was net until May, lS65.
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Mount Carmel Faith Home.

Meetings are held every evening. except
Monday. at the Mount Carmel Mission
and Faith Home. corner of Union street
and Summit avenue. Con Johnson. super
iItendent.
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Meetings held IN basement OF 100 Wash
,ngton street. entrance on alley between
I1rst avenue south ana Occidental avenue,
eyrz-- evening at T:45 o'clock Public cor
cial,y invited. Chaplain. Thomas ReeS.
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fum,se rland prrsbyterian

Cum herlsnt Presbyterian -- Tweaty-see,-
on3 avenue and Fast Cherry. Preaching
al II A. II. and : 80 2. N. sunday school
a. y Is =, II. JuGieV Endeayor Soclety st
SO =. IN Y. /. : Z. r. ~ s.a3 D. III
Church prayer meeting Thursday Al 80
. II
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Tustursan Church.

rT~~. Unitarian Caurch-s-veHta avenue.
tss,eeen Union and Pike streets A Int
tarsa4a service wtg Dc had ~ ) O'Clock las
sftsraooa. Rev. A b f..l4s. Of Bosom.
", preach All are Invited
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section seattle g. l. P.t.

TIE Section Seattle meets every Sunday
sveu,nS al o'clock II the A .. L, w
F.N corner g Marion street and First av-
snus All welcome Questions iaYltad
seats free. Good music.
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The Volunteers O. America wiN mold 81
.,--fasqtcfea c.as~ meeting this afternoon
A. ) o'clock ct me barracks. usAx Second
~ysasa.. south The usual meeting VII De
held rails evening 81 O'Clock. Capt No
ls.e.iaE. IA charge
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Proxressive Lyceum.

The Children's Progressive Lyceum
meets every Sunday morning in Pe.tiy'
hall, First avenue, at II O'Clock.
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.|ODAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

hereafter notices in the church direc~
nfy will be con4ined to announcements OK
ehurch services only and subjects OF ser
Sons Extended musical programmes for
sunday services and announcements OF
saerch entertainments will only 10 pub
kned at aaysrtis ng rates Notices foa
US department. should bs received at
M of'cs not later than y. n. Saturday.
order to insure publication on Sunday
nornng
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Catholic barches.

Church - sas immaculate Broadway
and Madison street Rev. \ Ir5ueal. PAS
tor. Rev ~ TriNe!8 Ard Rev J. \ $50 san
assistants Conducted y ne JesCjts. Low
riassEs - : ard s.1s T. H.. alAa haas ~
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT ROLI.-No-
ice cf assessment rel OF Local Improve
msnt District No. l7s. for the improve
rnrn, OF Fourteenth Avenue IN the City
~ seattle. under Ordiaancs 30. S.o37. and
hearing thereon
Notics Is hereby given that the assess
cen, roll ef Local Improvement District
- i7s for the Improvement Of Fourteenth
kv,nus from East Pine Street 20 a point
- feet south Of Eas, Denny Way, undeT
r,rAinapce No. 5.oS7. has bean reported by
- BOARD Of Public Works 10 the City
@nurrI! Of ths city Of Seattle, and In now
~ al~ IN the Office OF the City Comptroller
ana sx-oi.lcio CITY Clerk, ard the same 10
~avx cpen FOR public inspection at said Of
go ard viii remain open for inspection
mil Monday. the "a day OF January, 1893,
- 20 a. clock p. m, and all persons inter-
s~esan are hereby required 20 appear before
-. city council az session thereof To 30
~rtd In tbs council chamber IN the city
ssN on sad % day OF January 1893. AZ IL
-s~tsrk % n and make objections thersYo
!, xsff tiras so fixed the city council vii
esns5fer any and ali objections MADE ard
-sT rake such corrections in said roll A
= Deems tust ard will then by Ordinance
.n,,roya such roll ard levy ard assess the
-rIonnsz thereof against each parcel and
- as lsnd shawn in said roll and declare
~. sane q hrst Len thereon. Said mat
.e~ may De adjourned 10 a later date II a.
r,sered By the City Council.
WILL. H. PARRY.
esfv Comptroller ara Ex-Oficio City C4srh
q. the City Of Seattle.
Data OF flTs, pusiisattsA, November q
iesA
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after which II toured thu provinces

after which K toured The prov.ncea
Its unqualified success IN America Is well
known. Equally we'll known is Mr.. Jeffer-
sons career since that success. Today he
Is reported 10 be a millionaire, has estates
In Louisiana and In New Jersey, and is the
most venerable and deeply loved figure on
the American stage.
ARTHUR J. STRINGER.
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SorwerIan-Danish Methodist.

day night. Comfortable auditorium and
seats. Good music. All are welcome.
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THE CITY OF sEATsrLE-cITY TREAS

Nolce is hereby given that the 81 annual
instalimens Of local Improvement cssrlc.
No. los, for the improvement OF certain
connecting portions OF Leno?a fIith aGd
virginia streets, In the CITY Of Seattle be-
tween Fourth and Seventh streets. under
the provisions OF ordinance NO. JYii. which
provides for the Improvement OF said STR L
by constructing a sewer through SAID por-
tons OF said streets. together with ali neS-
esSary branches. connections. wSes, niah-
holes, ventlators. nushing tanks and catch
basins and Dy connecting the same with the
main interCepting sewer now existing At
the intersection OF virginia and Sssenth
Streets. and providing for tho payment
therefor In miscellaneous, establishing fund
for such payment. Authorizing the ievsinS
and collection OF assessments upon the prop
erty benehted 10y the Improvement, and pro-
Yidins for The issuance Of bonds as author
ICED by an act OF the legislature Of tho
state OF Washington. approved March 3th,
1885. and under the provisions OF ordinance
No. aSSs. approved May It'll. 1894. as amends
81 by ordinance No. 3430. approved july
nth. 1894. and the City Charter as amended
and now in force, has been duiy certified
TO me for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and levied against
each parcel and lot OF land. and part there
of In said district in payment OF such In
ssallmsnt remains unpaid, and the same,
inciuaing the interest On the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before tho "a
day OF January, 1883. Unless payment ~
made or sucn nsfaA.insnL on or before the
I'd day Of January. 1852 the same shall be-
come delinquent and shall bear interest ~
the rate OF per cent. per snnum, until
paid and II not paid before said time .
penalty of five 90 per cent. ehali b added,
and the Eums delinquent shall be entered
an 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 a.
Diner taxes, together with such additional
charges or penalties az are authorized 70
ba charged and collected on other deiin-
ar,ent taxes, ard each lot or parcel Of land
90 delinquent snail b sold for the amount
~ surh assessment. with interest, penalty
and costs. In the manner provided by law
A. Fl FOOTE
CITY Treasurer OF tina City Of Seattle
Date Of first publication. December IkA
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A. II. FOOTE,

City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date OF first publication, December LIST,
1904
The Advocate and news., 1898-07-20
WE ABE DOING WELL.

It is undoubtedly true that many mis-
takes have been made in our war against
the tyranny Of Spain. There are few
wars that have not been fought over bet
ter after the declaration of peace. But
whatever our differences with President
Mckinley the present is hardly the right
time to quarrel over the way the war is
going. We can easily gather some idea
Of the difficulties and limitations that
surround the cOmmander-in-chief Of the
army and navy, and 1t may be that there
are some of us who would not get over
them as well. But it is results that we
are most anxious for, and we seem to be
getting them. We are doing we'll, and
we should be disposed to give every man
who has an active part in this war, from
the one at the very bottom to the Presl-
dent himself, his due credit for the work
that is done.
So far nothing incompetent has been
shown against the President and there
Is no indication that anything of the
sort will come to pass from him. There
will be proper time for reckoning for
the failures of his party and for decision
on the shortcomings of the President
and his associates, but just now we must
stand behind him as patriots, giving him
all the assistance possible from a united
people.