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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-26

The Bader & Maurers defeated the
Chas. Bauers team by the score OF 8
to o. The feature Of the game was the
pitching OF Swartz. of the Bader &
Maurers. The batteries were Swartz
and Haddpck for the Bauers: Davis
and Sharp for the Bader & Maurers.
The Bader 4 Maurers have changed
their name to the Nelson Tigers and
they challenge the TriadelDhia team
for a game Sunday, the 31st.
The Pleasant Valley base ball club chal-
lenges the Chas. Bowers club for next
Sunday. Terrell, Manager.
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HEAVY D0NAP0UR Of RAIN
Caused Postponement Of the Opening Of
Running Raoe Meeting

AT THE STATE FAIR GROUNDS YES
TERDAY-STORM CAME AT A
MOST INoPPORTUNE TIME Base
BALL sITUATION-R ES U L 7 8
IN INTERSTATE AND NATIONAL
LEAGUES NoTEs-LAsT
NIGHTS BOWLING GAMES-oTH-
Err SPORT.
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and both teams played poorly. Attend
ance, 4(lz Score:
lWashinston . - o14e Is 70 Z
Philad'a 100 o 1 % 2 0 1 o o. S 3
EARNED runs, Washihgton :, Philadel-
phia /: batteries, Dineen and Farrell: FL
field and McFarland; time, 2:30; umpires,
Snyder and Connolly.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July S.-No game:
wet grounds. The game scheduled for to-
day will be played Wednesday.
PITTSBURG, Pa. July 5.-No game:
wet grounds.
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YOUNGSTOWN, o.. July Brain pre-
vented the Youngstown-Springfield game
to-day.
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MANSFIELD, O., July 3.-ScOre:
Mansfield ....s 3 o . . o 2 s-12 10 I
Toledo ......O 2 / o o 0 0 0 - IL 2
Kellum and Law; Ferguson and Arthur.
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z:lo Class, tfottlng, purse SZ,5Iu
Matte Patterson, br. M, by VII :,
AsRey b. s. eeVWrighttjj.. ...:.::...:::
Grattan Boy, b. S. (Malone)..... 2 9 8
Judge At Law, br. 5. Beverj.. 10 !
B saae2' Raven sv b SlGur r }}Jamison5
stamboulet. b: $. Van Bokkelen) I y
J. j., b. s.. (WickersOn). .......... IL
Miss Beatrice, b. m. (Kelly).... 8 10 10
Charley G., br. G.: ID. Wilson,. y i
ATF ime, s:i 3 s. aosz aD s'e5a. Il
2:10 class. pacing, purse $4,000.
Searchlight, br. S, by Dark
Lena an NJ . b. m. eMScDtowe iiiij ; !
Nicol B.. b: 8. (McLaughlin).. 5 II 2 2
Raymond NJ. blk. s. John "a
Oddly, CHI. s. iJacobbsj 80. s
Bessie Leach, br. m. ditch
Miss Williams, b. N: !Bush).. e 8 ! g
Earlmont, b. S. Wilson,. II 10
P PiGssses;d eb B. M Mshasslj Il
Red Seal, b. s. (WrighD 90. DIR
John A. Sea. blk g. Csmith) dis
indiana, b: g.. lMcCarty)..:...S dds
Time, 2:05A; 2:04A; 2:091s: 200.
2:25 class trotting, purse 5000.
Angelina, br. m. by Ateo
g g :$s;5sfs = 'sssss;;|:
Mr. !Middlemay, b. g. u. :.
Ley yas Ws,5,inston: CHI: m:
Dolly Mapshiuut;1,' CHI I'M m.
Pss sf$sss' s'4 Gss;sss; g.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish TO impress upon
ali the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA Ere SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing OF the CALI
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the me6i-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup OF Figs has
given to millions Of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. 1t Is
far in advance OF all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. IN order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Gel.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. ny
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AMATEUR NOTES .

NEW CASTLE. Pa, July S.-No game
was played-Rain.
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BOWLING.

Following were the results Of last
nights games In the Mozart summer tour
narnent:
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WIPED OUT BY FIRE.

A Lamp Explosion Starts a DisastroI
Blaze at Pugwash.
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GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July G.-
Score:
G. Rapids. 30 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 90 s
FIT. Wayne. o o 0 / 0 - I
Batteries, Nonnemaker and Cote; Bro
die and Zinram.
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HALIFAX, n. S.. July 25.-The town of
Pugwash, 1850 inhabitants, shipping
port of considerable Importance on the
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Broken In the Initial Days Racing at
Cleveland.

TWO WORLDS RECORDS
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 25-wash-
ington defeated Philadelphia to-day
through the latter's Inability to hit Dineen
safely. They game was long drawn out
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George Church, a colored bantam
weight of Buffalo, N. Y, is in the city,
and wants to make a match at 116
pounds with any man in West Viz
ginia, barring Oscar Gardner, for If
teen to twenty-five rounds. He can
be seen at No. 1049 Market street.
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- -
AESSEI.S FOR AlASk
three Steamers md One Schooner,
Carrying Is5 Passengers.

Three steamers and one schooner left
port yesterday for the north. bearing
away is passengers. The steamers were the
Discovery, Faralion and Ai-ki. which
were bound for Lynn canal ports. and the
schooner was the Gen. Sigiin. for Port
Naldes and Sunrise Ciiy.
The fact that each Of the steamers was
bound for Skagway and way por:s ard
carried away such a vast crowd OF hui
mainly, tends 10 show that the Lynn ca
nal ports have sttll got card in the game
ard are retaining their share Of the Alas
ka-goiDg contingent.
The first vessel 30 get away for the north
was the Al-k!. She pulled out from the
Ocean deck promptly at . O'Clock In the
forenoon. Her bookings showed the
names OF forty-five passengers. most OF
whom were travelling second class. The
steamer was heavily laden with freight. a
large part OF which was mining machinery
for Skagway Several head OF cattle were
also taken up.
The Discovery, under command Of Capt.
Thomas Grant. sailed In the evening st
O'Clock. She carried forty-two passengers,
many Of whom were miners who were on
their way TO Dyea aud ssagway. Most Of
them had come down from the north 10
purchase new OUTFITS. and were returning
he their claims in the interior \ iargs
crowd was on tire dock all Gay watching
the men az work loading freight. some OF
which had to be left over for ths Utopia
The steam csliser VILLA mstfs iesf port
yesterday. bound for Dyea wifn heavy
cargo Of freight, together with 9p head
OF horses anf cattle. Among the aera were
fourteen oxen. The horses and oxen Viii
be landed ar HalneS Mission. and sre FOR
jack Dalton's pack train. which ~ % be
operated ever the Dalton trail. bet wA@n
HalEeE Mission and The interior. The eat
tie will % landed a, Skssway.
The schooner Gen. sigsla lei; for Port
yasdss and Sunrise C5fy, with seven pas
sangsrS on board. Tire passengers were
i,ouraf for Wales. III. SIglsn vas 30aslsd
vita supplies for the store OF ths Mac
uougali & Soashwlck Company. az 9Earis.
cav Sha went noYgh under command OF
Capt Johnson.
The steamer Faraiion. commanded BY
CAPT. Roberts, was the iaSt steamer 20 gei
away. she was billed 20 leave Ia The even
ing az SO O'clock. but did not s1eceea In
getting away until s.D. Her bookings
shoeed the names Of nlnets-oTae pas7sli-
gers. the majority Of xaon we're booked
serossa class. largo shipment 90 I've
stock was aiso taken north. which - Gsz-
tired for Skagway.
Among the passengers who lsst on the
Farafson was Dr. Van WAgenes. n we'll
known Alaskan miner, who II go!Eg 20
Sxaxway. DR.. Taa wag9nsn has recent
fv purchased several mining claims on
ssjje- creek. about Torsy-01s miles from
Circle CITY. lie Is taking DortA with him
sorrv-ejght rneg. whom he has engaged 70
woyk his claims Each Of tsS men Is an
exrser.eaced msnsr. wasn ss@rx YESTERDAY
by q Post -guseEsgeTsser reporter, Ds. Van
Waxsnsa sal4: II recently cams aoxn 70
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REPUBLICS FIRST CLEANUP.
The Cyanide Plant Finishes Its Two
weeks Hum.

Special Dispatch 70 The Post-IateL'gencer.
REPUBLIC. June 9.--The cyanide plant
has made a successful run OF two weeks
and they are now making cleanup. The
rounauv will begin at once 10 enlarge ths
plant as fast as men and money can do
II. increasing the capacity to 100 tons
day.
a rich vein was opened M In the Guiip
Yesterday. and the stock jumped from
oan.s .o 49, cents a share. Mining men
are 3uhilant over the outlook OF the camp.
ard predict that thsre viii be al least .
dozen shipping mines by fall. The Re-
public Is stilI shipping ore TO the Taeoma
sneiter. ITS own plant not being or sum-
cient capacity to work r~ It's ore output
number of business men who came
here early On the spring have recently
brought their families. An effort IL being
made TO build Catholic church. An M
y ureacher by the name OF Stewart ~
also ON the ground making an effort to
b.iIld church.
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wish ali ladies' 70 knew that AN snaa.
Axer os Q oranca oaics fer las saie OF 10
famous Balm % kixx. = remedy which will
positively cure All fpTa,a ~ female weak
2ess without the aid Of . physician, and
- proof cf Its merits. l win gladly give g
there - no case OF Painful Periods. LsusOr-
rhoe2. Disbursements or irregularities hut
what Il viii cure. This Is no Quack dec
fors medicine. or hunbux. bur Natures
own remedy fer women. whach restored ne
TO health after all ether means had fAlleA
aud Il Endorsed by many Seattle lAdteA Ie
OF Its merits and shall b pleased to have
You call. or send scent stamp and
viii send you ere so-cent bog free. and
write you full particulars. Mrs. Caroline
Rese. Seattle. Wash. ~ Belmont Avenue.
REMEMSER-BAr~M OF FIGS CUREA
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CITY TREAsURER's NoTIcE-cny a,

Seattle. iy OF
Notice Is hereby given that the SECOND
a aa lnssal.nent Sf lncal improvement
s.sler street. In the City OF SEATTLE frosn
Esisott street TO the east tine Of Tenn
s,:nsue ssFsss- g1ser shs provi.;ons % or
improvement os said street by xrasssng
sidewaiksnS ard parking the sarnr ara
rsossdlng Tor the payment therefor IN IN
siailsnents and establishing a fund FOR
such payment by the Ievylnx and co.lee-
ten OF special assessments upon the prog
sray nsrefsfed by he Improvement. ard
authorized hy an sef cf the i@xisIafure of
the state OF Washington, approved Narch
sth. Ises. and under the provisions OF or
as amended by ordinance Nc. 40 an
proved July 18th. ise4 and the city char
ter. as amended and now in force. mas
AID the respective sums therein charred
and levied against each parcel and 1T 81
hno. ana part thereof. In said district. in
payment or such instzllnent. remains url-
paid and the same. Including the interest,"
on the whole amount cnargel must b.,
talo on or before the first day Of July fSs9
tnless payment be made on such fnsfaiI-
mens on or before the firss dav OF JULY.
Iss. the same shall becons delinquent ana
saaA bear interest at the rate OF per
cent. Der annum until paid, and II NOT
paid before said time a penalty OF five
90 per cent. shall BE- added ard the Sums
delinauen, shall be entered on the annual
Acf A.t year azAtEsI e&Cl
lot and parcel Of land. and part thereof
30 delinquent. and with the interest and
penalty shall be collected as other taxes
together With such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized 10 be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes
ara each lot or parcel of land so delinquent
ssssment. with Interest penalty and costs
In the manner provided by law
A. III. FOOTE
CITY Treasurer OF the CITY OF 81 attle.
Ila1a 81 tirst publication June %, fsa
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~ AZ which tine al pennaa DESIRING Il,
oS heard before the City c1unct. upcn IRE
Notified 20 De present.
Passed the City Council the Ctr aaw a.
June. fsss. and sfEnes by sse In arsr. sxs.
sson ~ ausasntscatI0r az is passage thss
esh day Of Iune. fes ~'S
W Y. RTgEHAgr
President CT the CITY C1s1rsrn
Filed by me this Str day OF June TsN
1~.. WILL II. PARRY.
By 9. K Cerysii Uepusy.
Date Of fsrst publication June q, 1se.
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CITY NOTICES.

~ rREAsuRgRs NorTcE-caty OF
100 /, hereby given shat the second an
- Is1sniiHsea; az ioral Improvement dis
- ~ 10. for the Improvement Of East
fssaeblz street Ia the city % Seattle from
Sss9sy 10 the cas-; line ~ walla walla
fi5tiae under the provisions OF ordnance
- phich provides for the improve
- AZ eaiA street by grading. sidewalk
- arx pafkIng said street and providing
= ths ptyment taefefor IN i.ssalments
- sstsbaSAing fund for such payment
n ~ hsyIsg and collection Of special
ssnenss upon the property benefited
- - lmprosemsnt. ard providing for the
5srnses a bonds 80 aufhsrized 5y an at
n q ,sS.xlatarr Of the State ~ Washing
- aaor0yed March 9Th, fEF,. ard under
- esyssioHs Of ordnance No. 7sfa. ap-
nuvA Nas I'm. 1876, as amended BY Or
$3.50 80. ~ approved July fffh. 1874.
81 ~ ely charter, az amended and now
& ssew has been duly certified 10 ne
~ rs1ersion. and the respective sums
ssft:s saaffsd and levied against each
rafre ard Ist af land. and part thereof.
n NJ Alssrict, In payment of such In
eeasHsss remains unpaid. and the same.
fstsafts sbt interest on the whole amount
fss1pA must be paid on or before tire
fsr esy At July. 1865 Unless payment BE-
~ Art dsy OF July. 1888. the same shalt
heeofre delinquent ard shall bear Interest
d he rate of per cent ner anngm. unfit
rsi ssa u not paid before said time,
ssaaly II eve Jl per cent. shall he added
80 De surss delinquent shall be entered
~ he annual tax roll for the current
5saf axsiFsf each iot and parcel OF land,
sAd part hereof, so DELINQUENT, aud with
tss intsyert and penalty shall be collected
- cher taxes. together with such aafsi-
ffsa charges or penalties as are AUTHOR
~ 70 b charged and collected on other
sszsaosai taxes, and each lot or parcel
4 md 20 DELINQUENT shau be sod sor
ne aueurt OF such assessment. with in
sss4 penalty and costs, I'm the manner
Fvded hs law. A. n. r00Tr
CITY Treasurer OF the CITY Of geatt;e.
fs'e 81 drst publication. June 81 lsna,
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ssEn FRONT NOTES.

shin Eclipse finished eoalImg Yesterday
a. ths south Bunkers Che will seave Short
Is for San Francisco.
Schooner Louise J. kennsy VIII probably
so 10 West Seattle where she VIII b
beached and overhauled.
I.ark Gserrnnnia finished coaling yesfer-
aay al the south bunksFs. and vas expects
Ell a, ieave last evening for San FRANCHISES.
THE flshirx schooners klce9o and TIVE
Brothers arrived In port Yesterday norm
ing frofu the fishing grounds AZ cape Fiat
terry Each vessel brought up good
catch or haiihut and cod.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA,
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hs,yr and twenty five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. Maya
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie-I:E. Ills a. m: 2:45. G:l5
p. n.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattie-7:3o a. m; IL n: s p. m
Leave Tacoma-9.a6 a. m, 2.3o 30 p. IN
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rton street. Seattle.
SUNDAYS. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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STEAMERS.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seattle. Everett & Whatcom Route,
State OF Washington leaves Sea tile daily
except Saturday at 10 D. IN.
Seattle. Everett and La Conner Route
Steamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle daily
except Sunday at 4. m, calling at Ey-
erett going north Tuesday Thursday ana
Saturday; going south Monday. Wednss-
day and Friday.
Telephone. Main SIT. Yesler Dock.
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

steamer City of Kingston between Ia
coma. Wash and Victoria. Il. C..
q -0fDnmiIyl Nj Tacoma i1toiAri 4.00prn
II, f1,ryutTvs ri SEATTLE s2lArl 145cn
i:ooamLvi 7stPt. Townsend sslArEio:isam
3:4sarArI iioI Victoria MiLvl Soca -
spaiiy except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes frst-class &C.
carrying both freight and
passengers. and leaves from Yesier wharf
Seattle. for Victoria at 10 y. m. and for
Tacoma at 2:1s y. m
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state
rooms until a. n.
For rates. tickets etc. inquire OF
F. r. POPE.
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle
T. A. NADEAU,
General Agent, n. p. Ry., Seattle.
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-=isls-as-s--7iallsa4a-7 - lsa- $500
STEAMERS.
TRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEIA

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1880
DungeneSs. Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Gettysburg Pysht. Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay: returning, arrives at Seattle p. III.
on ornoslte days. Steamer Eeangei leaves
Yasler dock for Port Townsend Port
Angeles and Victoria Mondays wednes-
laws and Fridays at ESQ p. m: arrives
Seattle alternate days at go y. m. Tel.
Main <0S.
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- - Or THE CONSTRUCTING
1.~~~sev SEATTLE, washington Nav
800 prono<sss 10 tripsieate viii
sss..6 h<ye unsp 81 q. M. Saturday.
a s0e gssd then publicly crenes
L.sssysrfles. psasa1sBg. steam heating
- slrkssr ii ire rev military post
Hsu9. Seattle WashsnEtsss.
Sssiawinx buildings: Ons double
- NJ doubis SCI captains 1azr-
-. A<.,,fss sets ssG1-c1nsnsisxson~d
y Gee~T aaaYfsrs. Ore 0tiastsrnas.er
- '~Ssee.snes store hogse. two 6ouh.e
~ rsufsnxetr' quarters
- - = - srsxesfsex iioEf mag 5s Eeers ard
- -. si<Ir will b furnished or app.f-
-. q st.s asfcs or a. the luarfsrms -
- silre ID rhicsso. IL, - Paul. MINI.
1880. Cal. Portland. Or. and
..e Tuhingfon.
s.ssrss sbousd BE Endorsed Proposals
= Ss1l,r BrsiN.Dss ard addressed TO the
l.asssne4. ". W. Robinson. IT,. A. q.
.~~rrx TO CONTRA cTORs. --concrsse
s<ss,s6stssszs wis. b. required for a gas
1870 aaa fer cessl gss senches. con-
.,.ss Ear hssh 10 b. let June II or ear
- Also removal Of Oh stack OF
1870. ksisk and iron w9ra. re~sairs 30
s.sss1 p,sxe val, ETC. DFawIngs and
-serssgops car te see1 n che address
- Right 10 reject All bids reserved.
E1TTf.E GAS Il ELECTRIC LIGHT
0 COLLINS. General Manager.
"a Cherry Street. Seattle. Wash,
sx~,.s. WASH. Jrip@ s, fssS
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1 60 city or sEATrLE-crTY TREAS

i ws.s. 49, gs aRs-sa itsE-ttTY TREAS
| , se'sse Is hereby elvcn that the thi,a ar
-. - s.l'nsA of laral improvements dis
e. ~ Tor The IMPROVEMENT ~ rs,Ln
-. e re CITY Of seattle. from rrnn,
81. g ,he West margin OF S4yaush
l " -, us, IS ths pFoE As'ons OF ordinance
l whieh provides for The i,nnrov.-
/ 80 s. ~. y. fasa street hv curling ara nav
- t@ih portions thereof AMI t,r7rf.ssr~
"a - PAYMENT therefor IN iust,giyne,,.s
l - - y aesishng f1rd FOR sues nawnsn.
l psr- s,ns afld collection ~ special ass.
=. s. .ss hpoH tho pronertv benefited iv
1 MSFoseneDt and pravi4frV ~ az, a.
~ 49, g acEssas ~ authorized nv an az, 9s
Skssstife OF the State ~ V-avf,fo~.,,,
sresN March sch 1859 ana ,,n.ser ,ste
Nss ~ 80 ~ ordnance Ne. slfg approved
a. .ss- lss ~ amended -, sr,tss.,,s.s ~
Aassfnvei IulY l'th ia, ags -. -.S...
49, ~ amended ana raw y, fnrrs NE
i - $50 csft&aed - me for ealiessEgftr, .Y,a
-, rive SumA therein chArxe,f w.ssi
~ ssss rs rs eAch pare, and BOT of Land
+ esas - snsts.f, II raid district In paw
- - ~ scrA tas;a''neat remains t,r,.SJs,
49, SINE. !acla.t:ng 200 ifatat.>e. g,,, ~,
szsa+. saeo'lst charged rsast ae rag} or ar
ssv~@s thiTd dav ~ Inty ISIS MELISSA
kss,s = &c made on s}l~A isasfa}ssveu, on or
80 A - tasfs iay az lalv fSsS the saraa
h,st = - aeHrQnent ard shall bear in
ss.s~ sae rae af kssvea per cont ,r~
-, Hs'A paA. sna - nos rata her,v..
ess ~ : penalty 81 s}vn F4 mr. rr,st
"a - &aded ard thsA sssrn4 ssslsrsans.af
p s-,r-' ..'sfsS On The annual tax raj, far
rsasas ss1 sesinst saca lot and par
"a xsss aa AMI aaTt thereof =, ,lelgr.ennv,,
49, $50 ira Interest s--s r.r.sts,. III -
ga - "A 0fhar tAxsz f,ss4ss,sv ,s.s.h
ss.S .sssss.eHSl rha~ves ar f,.rsitfs, "a -
e.. 80 70 - charged 4-s8 ,aisa~t,.Y ~,
ssss~e a. So" fRNef ana sscs 10 ~
- a-.
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Mr CITY OF sEArTLE-cITY TREAS

Mr CITY OF sEATTrE-cITY TREAS
zstsss + hereby given that the third an
- ;rs'almsnt o. local Improvement dis
- 70 =. Tor The Improvement OF WI
- Mrs@s In the City OF Seattle. from
EaSsay TO the East margin OF Eenney
- Under the provisions Of Ordinance
~ which provides for the Improve.
nsa SAID street by grading the same
- ernErae'ing sidewalks on both sides
! 49, with = parking strip along Ger
~ WslSn or said street between the side
~ 81 property line and providing for
m1ent therefor I'm inssnilments ard
4tnx fund for such payv,snns nv
y M1ng ana c4iiee;ion of special as
sssa iron the property benefited nv
/ nvvsnent. ana providing for the Is
49, q binds as authorized ~ an ne,
- segixlature OF the state NJ yv,shs
80. spsfosed March 9th. 1850 and under
- WssSoas or ordinances Nh 1ssa n,-
EasM xF tth 1874, as amended by or-
Naanes Aa 100, approved July fith. lsa,.
- 80 ~ W Taartes as amended and now
s 80 has heen duly certified 20 me for
..s'ersa ard the respective same therein
snsfd snd levied against each parcel
- @ q hna. and part thereof. IN safi
sas.'ss N PAYMENT Of such iusfsli,uen. re-
- E1eatG. and the same. Including the
sssN' % tho whole amount charged
Md on or before the fhErl aav ~
-. -. lhess payment be made en-
- lasNalynent OF or before :te third day
tsAJ isS the Samc shall become dc.
s,as1ss ana shsll hear interest ~ the rate
: -. - ~ rent per annurn untii pald. and
- 4 I'D before eaid time. a penalty OF
- 2, Per rent. shall be added aud ths
80 ,ashnaasnt shah hc entered on the
s - 'ss REV for the current year againS.
: 90 = and parcel OF land. ana, part there
- g ssisqnerls, and with the Interest and
ss ,.s,Ay shah he collected a. other taxes.
. 49, wiih such additional charges or
- s,,,. p are authorised 20 te charged
=. saNrfed on other sIelfnausn. .axrs
=. -. fsca ~ Or pafcel 81 land zn deiinnrient
-, sssd Tor tie amount az such assess
- VIE interest. penalty ana costs in
= saansr provided by law.
NJ. A. II. FoOTE.
~ treasurer or the CITY Of Seattle.
sse o. 6rst pnhlIcatlen lime . isas
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Carving United States mail leaves City
dock. foo. OF Main street. Sunday. Tues
day and Thursday at Il o'clock midnight
for port Townsend San Juan islands and
New WSatcom. Returning leaves New
Wha.com Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day alta m. J. r. Thompson, manager
owner Iilly-Rogardus & Co, agents
Cfty Dock. Telephone. Main s..
sKAGTT RIVER R0UTE-Steamer City
81 ,~haropa ign-Weekiy Time Card
leaves Seattle June az 10 Il m, Jure
O AZ II a m June II NJ L noon leaves Mt
Vernon June az ?. m. June 10 at D.
M Iune u az 6 q. m. calling at Tusalip
Stanwood. FIR, Skagit City Mt. Vernon
Ea- passenger ami freight rates apply az
CITY Dock Telephone. Main 81. III. II. Me
nn1alh Master ". p Gnkeson Manager