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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington for the County OF
King. Alfred crebbin, plaintiff, Us. Ell
Ia N; saaderson 6lnmarried). Jarvis
tonklin Mortgage Trust Company, u cor
poration, North American Trust Com
pany. corporation; Harry White. WIN
K. White. George W. ii. White. Robert
knipe and Amelia knipe. his wife, Lille
f. Sleeves. Administrative of the estate
OF John 4. Sleeves deceased, Lille E.
Steeyes, a widow. sole heir of John A.
Sleeves deceased defendants. No. 25.
COL. Summons.
The State of Washington to the said FL
la NJ. sanderson (unmarriedl, VIII Il.
White, George w. II White
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty tG1l days after the date OF the
first publication OF this summons to-wit
within sixty days after the 10Th day of
January, 1895, and defend the above en-
and answer tn complaint OF the plaintiff
and serve ctsly OF your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys fog plaintiff, Al their
of &c below stated; and Ia case of your
failure so 10 do. Judgment viii be
rendered against you according TO the de-
mand of the complaint which has been
filed With the clerk of said court.
Said action is brought and the object
thereof Is TO obtain a judgment against
the defendant, Ella II. Sanderson fanmar-
riedb, and the estate Of John \. Sleeves,
deceased. for the sum OF four thousand five
hundred (si.510l dollars with interest there
on at the rate of twelve per cent. per an
num- computed semi-annuaiiy from No
venlGer /. 1889 less q credit thereon on ac-
cout Of interest OF ten numbered and hir-
ty-seyen dollars and forty-five eents Gi.-
0as.43t; and for the further sum Of eight
dollars and fifty cents GsI0l with interest
thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent. per
annum from October - 1897; and for The
further sum of FIVE hundred and twenty
eight dollars and ninety eight cents
tS52S.!S) with interest thereon a the rate OF
twelve per cent. per annum from November
"a 1897. and for the further sum Of four
hundred and fifty dollars $3.50 attorneys
fees and for his costs Of suit. ard 10 fores
close the lien OF certain mortgage made
and executed on the list day OF November,
following described property. to-wit Lot
No. tweIve Gl ard the south half IS ~
OF lot No. eleven Gl1 in block u. Bells Sixth
Wths Addition 10 the city of Seattle as the
"a NE appears Of record. said real estate
being situated in Seattle King County.
Washington. Which said mortgage Is now
Of record in the Auditors Office of King
County. Washington. in book A. az mort
cages. On PAGE $40, OF the records OF said
thereby secured. has been sold and trans
ferrsd To plaintiff And 10 bar and foreclose
above defendants. and each and all of
them, of and from any and all right. title.
and interest and equity Of redemption
therein. and thereto. and to obtain fer
plaintiff further relief in the premises and
for the appointment OF receiver for said
moTtgaeed premises.
PRATT & RIDDLE
Attorneys for pIgiufif
r -. Address: S6s-Si0-3tl Bailey Bald
ing. Seattle Washington.
Date OF first publication. January 18th.
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/ THE CITY or SEATTL FL Department Of
Finance, Treasurer's Ofice.-Caty Treas
Orer'S Notice
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No =. for the Improvement OF south Ssx-
tenth Street. in the City OF Seattle, frcm
Frederick Street II Lander Street under
The provisions Of Ordinance No. stSs. pro-
visling for said Improvement by grating
the same and constructing SidcwatkS
thereon. and for an assessment 10 pay
therefor by the mode of payment by
bonds" has heretofore been duly certified
TO me for collection. and the respective
sums therein charged and levied against
each lot and parcel OF land In said district
must be paid in ten equal annual pay
SO charged and levied. or such inssaliments
thereof as remain unpaid. at the late OF
ten per cent per annum. and said interest
annual installments falling due IN each
year Said sum began to bear interest
on the 2sth day OF February. 1878. and the
, ments and The interest for me nth
year viii become due on the 18th day OF,
February. 1898.
Unless payment be made Of said INSTALL
ment of principal and said interest on or
before said 18th day of February 1895, the
same shall become delinquent and shall
per annum until paid. and II not paid be-
fore the same shall have become selE-
qGeut. 4 penalty of five per cent shall ba
added. and the sums delinquent shall be-
entered en- annual tax-roli for the current
year against each lot and parcel of land 80
delinquent. and with the interest collected
as other taxes. separate account being
kept thereof and if not paid within tho
time fixed fer the payment of city taxes.
shall be collected as such taxes are coli
lectad. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized TO
be charged and collected on other sefn-
auent taxes. and each lot or parcel so de-
iluqusnt shall be sold for the amount OF
such assessment, with interest and costs.
az the time and in The manner and ny the
same authority as lands AMI lots are sold
for city taxes
GEORGE +. MEAcH AM
City Treasurer of the City % Seattle
Date OF first publication. January eth.
1SsS =
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RESOLUTION NO. 1s5.-Be it resolved by
the City Council of the City OF Seattle as
follows.
ID That 1t is the intention of the city of
Seattle 10 improve Thomas Street and East
Thomas Street from Miner Avenue North
to the alley between Mslrose Avenue North
and Bellevue Avenue North. by the. Con-
struetion OF an ironstone pipe sewer Of
proper dimensions through said portions or
said streets with all necessary wyeS. open
ings, manholes. lamphoes, ventilators,
catch basins and flushing tanks.
t2l That the cost thereof be paid for by
assessment to be levied unon the property
AUDITING upon said portions Of said Thomas
street and East Thomas Street under the
plan of immediate payment" in the man.
ner provided by the charter and ordinances
OF the City of Seattle
go That the City Engineer be directed
Ia furnish to the City Council an estimate
OF the cost OF said Improvement.
til That the matter OF making said i'm
proyement will be considered by the City
Council at session thereof 10 be held on
the ith day OF February 1893 at o'clock
p. M. at which time all persons desiring
to be heard before the City Council upon
the matter of making said Improvement
are notified 10 be present.
Passed the City Council the 2sth day Of
January. 1855. and signed by me In open
session in AUTHORIZATION Of is passage
this gath day or January. lsaS
J. T.. CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council
Filed by me this oath day OF January.
1895. WILL RI. PARRY.
City Comptroller & Ex-oticio City Clerk.
Date Of first publication. January -. 1Sas.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

GENERAL OFFICE. OF THE rAIRHA-
ven and Southern Railroad Company
Notice of the Annual Meeting OF Stock
holders--To the Stockholders Of the Fair
haven and SOU hern Railroad Company:
Under and in pursuance Of the BYLAWS
Of the Fairhsven and southern Railroad
Company notice 81 her Dy given TO the
stockholders Of said company. that the
annual mes ling of the EtB5 knoIders of
said Fairaaven and Southern Railroad
Company VIII be held on the last Thurs
day OF February. fsas being the 2ith day
of February. isqs, AT the hour of twelve
o'clock. noon. of said day, at the general
office OF said company. in the Burke
building. In the city of Seattle in the
State OF Washington. Dated at Seattle,
Washington. this 9Th day of January.
FATRHAyEN AND SOUTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
BY T.. Sawyer LIS Secretary.
VIII II. Thompson, Assistant Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE AID MON
tana Railway Company of The
Annual Meeting OF Ssoekholders-To the
Stockholders of tbs Seattle and Montana
Railway Company: Under and In pursll-
anee of the BYLAWS OF this company,
notice Is hereby given 70 the StockhOId~
ers of the Seattle and Montana Railway
COMPANY that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders or said company viii be
held on The last Thursday OF February.
1ssS being the 24th day Of February. 1885,
noon OF said day. at the offic. Of the Sc
attic and Montana Railway Company. IN
the Burke building In the City OF Seat
the in the State Of Washington.
Dated AZ Seattle Washington. this 21th
day of I1t 1ary. l~".
SEATTLE AND MONTANA RAILWAY
COMPANY
By r. sawyer. lis Secretary.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1ss.-Be 1t resolved by
the City Council Of the City OF Seattle as
follows:
% That 1t is the intention of the City OF
Seattle to improve Republican Street and
East Republican Street from Minor Ave-
he Morsn 70 ,ne ai,y ne1Wsen Mslrose
by the construction Of an ironsto1e pipe
sewer OF proper dimensions through said
portions OF. said streets, with all necessary
yves. openings, manholes lampholes. ven
tiiators. catch basins and flushing tanks
90 That the cost thereof be rad for by
assessments 70 be levied upon the property
abutting upon said portions OF said Repub-
ican Street and East Republican Street
under the plan Of immediate payment"
in the manner provided hy the charter and
90 That the City Engineer he directed
To furnish to the City Council an estimate
OF The cost of said Improvement.
t4b That the matter Of making said inn
provement viii be considered by the City
Council AZ a session thereof 10 be held on
the eth day OF February; 1885. at o'clock
70 be heard before the City Council upon
the matter OF making said Improvement
are notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the cath day OF
January. 1898. and signed by me IN open
session in authorization OF its passage
this ath day OF January 1 1Tsi
President Of the Cts. Council.
Filed by me this NJ: 2lth dly q January,
city Comptroller 6 FIX oficlo city Clerk.
Date Of first publication. January % isas
RESOLUTION NO. Is7.-BE 1T REsOI.v-
ell By the CITY Council Of the City Of Sc
attic as follows.
% That II is the Intention OF the City OF
as Ha 70 street rom Minor rss Avenue a
North TO the alley between Meirose Ave
nue. North and Bellevue Avenue North. by
Of proper dimensions through said portion
Of said street with all necessary YVES.
openings. manhoies. lamphniss geiltiiat0rs.
ateh basins and flushing tanks.
- That the cost thereof be paid BY az
sessmsnts 20 be levied upon the property
AUDITING upon. said portions Of said Harrl-
son Stree; and East Harrison Street under
the plan OF .'Insnediate pawn nj in the
manner provided by the charter and oFdi-
nances OF the city Of Seattle.
tab That the City Engineer be directed
tn furnish 10 the CITY Council ~ estimate
OF the cost 81 said Improvement.
Ill That the matter 81 making said ina
movement Will De considered by The CITY
Council al a session thereof 20 Dr. he.t On
the eth day Of February. 1855, az s o'clock
2. n. AZ wa!en tine AZ per,sons ,55esir.ng q
matter Or making said ignprove nnent are
Passed the city couuell ne 23h day az
January. lsA and signed by rae ts Open
- sstcn In Authorization OF Is passage this
- Il CREIGHTON
President O. The ff3sy Council
Filed by ne this 2sEh DAY - Iaraary lses.
city Comptroller ard Fzof'lelo c.ty
pats OF arst pablleatep. January s. ass.
rIfG CITY or sEATTLE.-cHy rreas-
uEeF'S Notgce.
Nogtse Is hereby glgca ,hat fhe Isl nn-
uWaf iRssalaasf9F az local as 9f1t'rG7e ef4f q <
tr'et IA. i@l t9F ID sn1f sem = % Terry
avef ~ formerly Tsnth street, IN the etsy
II Seattle. frena FaA street. 81 SsrQsFis
lrset urder tha pfgEl 1908 &c otds snee
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RESOLUTION NO. 1Si-Re ii resolved by
the CITY Council Of he CITY OF SsaIsle as

RESOLUTION NO. lsi.-Re ii resolved by
the City Council of The City OF Seattle as
follows.
q, That 1t is the intention of the City
OF Seattle TO improve East Pike Street
from Broadway 10 Madison Street by grad
ing. sidewalking and graveIlns the same.
ca That the cost thereof be paid by as
sessmen1s 10 be levied upon the property
admitting upon said portion Of said East
Pike Street under the Plan of Immediate
payment in the manner provided by the
Charter and ordinances Of the City or Sc
attle,
CD That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish 70 the City Council an estimate
OF the cost of said improvement.
"a That the matter of making said inn
provement will be considered by the City
Council al a session thereof to he held on
the Eth day of FEBRUARY. 1895 AT so o'clock
y. m. at which time all persons desiring
10 be heard before the City Council upan
the matter of making said Improvement
are notified To be present.
Passed the CITY. Council the 24th day OF
January, 1883. and signed by me in open,
session in Authorization OF its passage
this 18th day OF January, 1898.
J. F. CREIGHTON,
President Of the City Council.
Filed by me this stth DAY OF January.
1898 WILL H. PARRY
City Comptroller & Ex-officio City Clerk.
Date Of frs. publics ton, January d. 1898,
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s., SlNsi az PROXY -sse' rv8y ssve
$50 5sx yne ht0nGssSss ska
- s&Nss peSG yaGgSelf pocket size.
~kss sent far IA. Hats < -AGsaer-
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST. MI
enact and Dawson City: knocked down
boats. boilers. etc. at reasonaDI. rates.
special facilities: will contract with nar-
LES 70 take freight and PASSENGERS to
81 Michael first boat will leave Seattle
"ooGt April LIST. to give parties a chance
10 build river boats before Yukon opens
mp For freight and passage see r. III.
Dfmpsey. agent and vessel broker. liz
Columbia street
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ALASKA DOG rOnn


Win the use O. dogs for trarssy..-ss 4ien
4; ~ = asiAa- the question OF food Tor them
- VI Vital lEnfs3r aree. The ideal feed fer
us us purpose should he nrfritive. ecrtal11-
llas, AL necessary to sustain lsee ard also
sof.ibifie taa qualities af coa.uactuse- ana
lf,n.ueEs anu
DRIED salmon containing all these er.afi-
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ssss4alsAs IoT dogs or man On the trail or
~ ne Sotd fields Prospeetors OF long ok
p'tltsssSst- n the care OF dogs say Shat one
.asal every night Of dried fish VIII ke-p
tns goa IN a healthy. working cordiT5en
IN Newfoundland where dogs are c0r-
food. - - s1e4A otis
This salmon Is put up esnacsal,v for
s snis lrdat, and BY our process Of psets..r-
a.s TIE weight Is reduced IS Ger estrr.
white All thc nutrition is preserved. n
as put up IN bags aud will keep ssr years.
o. Iniopeck Brothers.
Ask your oGtnrter for N or cali 81
CHLOPECks BROTHERS
Wholesale Fish Dealers
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SkAGEAy AND DYEA F'REaGHT-T. Fl.
DefEpsey d Co are prepared 10 make
contracts for immediate delivery of al
hiffas OF freight al Skaguay ard Dyea.
limited amount OF lumber viii be taken.
inc large Al bark Highland Light VIII
ne dispatched about February LIST with
etc FIRST come. first served. IL Colum-
bia street.
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office rooms 6Is ard sii New York block
n the city OF Ssattse. County and state
aforesaid. Inc same hsing Ire place Tor the
srals4cil9a q the business Of the said
estate.
JOSEPH A. EAIIsI-ARGE0N.
Administrator CT tire Estate OF Ao1le A.
Bai.saFgeas. deceased.
E1rss pu5s!ealien. January 18th. 1888
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GEORGE r. MEArH An,
City Treasurer of the City % Seattle.
Date OF first publication. january eth.
Uses
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-15

wen. DO not think General Blanco
had anything to do with 1t. l do not
think he had any knowledge of it."
The consul general further testified
that In case Havana was blockaded tho
city would surrender In very short
time, as 1t would be impossible to Sc
cure provisions. He declared that tho
Spanish soldiers are badly clothed
and very badly fed; not well orgenized;
not well drilled. Nobody ever saw
Spanish soldiers drill"
General Lee doubted the statement
that Spain had appropriated 100000 for
the relief of the starving reconcen-
trados, but declared that II the ap-
preparation had been made it would
never reach the sufferers. He asserted
speaking of climatic conditions that an
American army of occupation could 60
into Cuba with safety now. He fur
ther testified, that all Cubans were fa-
vorable to the insurgents. (.
General Fitzhush Lee declined yes
terday the honor Of a proposed recep-
ton. When the committee waited upon
him to receive his final decision he
started his speech Of declination In a
characteristic manner. Look here,
boys" he said, in a matter of fact tone,
II haven't done thing that either one
of you, or any American citizen, would
not have done. and I don't see why
there should be any fuss made about
it. Now. l don't want you to think I
am ungrateful. for / am not, but have
studied over the matter, and feel sat
istied that it would be better not to
have the reception. don't want for an
Instant anybody to think that I wish
to put myself forward. and l must de-
cline your most kind offer"
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DISCONNECTED SOLDIERS.
Those at Key West Think They Are
Being Neglected.

Those at Key West Think They Are
Being Neglected.
Key West, April 15.-While no detail
Of labor or expense is being spared in
rushing the ravy to the greatest pos
sibls fitness for aggressive and defen-
slve operations. there is a strong feel
ing here that the army branch is being
neglected SO far as this place Is con-
cerned. The army officials at the bar
racks here, where two batteries of ar
tillery are stationed, complain bitterly
that they are being handicapped by
somebody's lack of wisdom, and cite
rs an instance of this fact that, despite
the stress of the war situation, four ten
inch and two eight inch guns for the
Notifications here were shipped from
New York on the slow schooner Daisy
Farlin. Contrary winds might easily
have delayed the schooner two or three
weeks, but fortunately she made the
voyage in 10 days. 1t might have been
done in three days, however, had the
guns been shipped by rail- to Tampa or
Miami.
Captain Morrill,, who commands the
post. being short of men for police and
manual duty, made q requisition for
more, and in consequence two COM
panies of the Twenty-hfth infantry
have been ordered here from Fort Mis-
soula Mont With them will come
Lieutenant Colonel Daggett, of the in
fantry, who by virtue Of rank will
supercede Captain Morrill, as COM
mander. The latter has wired to WASH
inston protesting against this as un-
wise and unjust
The work of fortifyins Key West is
progressing without interruption. A
number Of Nordenfe,dt rapid fire guns,
bought by the government in Europe,
and of II inch mortars are expected
here daily. The carriages for the lat
ter have already arrived
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SENATORS TAKING THEIR TIME,
Tho Cuban Resolutions May Roach a
Vote Tomorrow.

Tho Cuban Resolutions May Reach a
Vote Tomorrow.
Washington, April 15.-Intercst in the
Cuban question Cente"ed at the senate
wing of the Capitol yesterday, while
the resolutions reported Wednesday by
the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions were under consideration. The
most significant event of the day was
an attempt to fix vote, and the fall
ure to do so on account of the desire
Of many senators to debate the resolu-
tion at considerable length. 1t Is i'm
possible now to say when vote will
be taken, and the utmost the friends
Of the r.E.luton hone is to secure a
vote by tho end Of the week
All day long conferences of senator's
were held looking to a possible agree
ment upon th4 form Of resolution to be
sent to the president. Great efforts
were made for the house resolution
which was known to be satisfactory to
the president, and which was support
Cd by the conservative senators. It Is
not believed that the house resolutions
San pass the senate, and the prospects
are that the committee resolution will
have an amendment recognizing the
republic Of Cuba before it Is passed, tho
friends Of the recognition claiming .
clear majority for It,
Tho conservative senators believe the
houfS proposition will win In the con-
ksrefWs, the impression being that the
house will refuse to yield, and in order
to prevent further delay the friends Of
Cuba In the senate will accept the
house proposition.
Speaking Of the right to recognize tho
present Cuban Republic. Senator ::1'urpls
Lhid: "W6 recognized tho govern nIant Of
Sexas wheu 1t had only 500 men under