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Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
NOW II l. 70 no a Cutlerr rru,t.

FREMONT, Ohio, July 1l,-Another
trust is forming which wi Il, it is ex
pected, take in the largest cutlery con-
Germs in the country. j. II. Clauss.
president Of the Clauss Shear company
of this place, is one Of the prime NOV.
ers in the combination.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
Tn. o,ceola Cots a 100000 rrlzo.

WASHINGTON, Jily s,--The War de-
partment has receiveda telegram from
General Skaters headquarters, stat
ing that the auxiliary cruiser Osceola
has captured Spanish lighter loaded
with provisions and valued at $4,000.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

WASHINGTON, July 10.-Thc war de-
partment was advised last night that
during severe storm off the coast of
Cuba eleven lighters en- route to San
tiago in tow of tugs We're swamped
and lost So far as known, no lives
WARE lost
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

KANSAS City, Mo-, July li,-At n
largely attended mass meeting Of
union workingmen yesterday after
noon, the sympathy strike ordered by
the executive committee Of the Build
ing Trades council was unanimously
indorsed.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
Read tho AdyortIsom onts.

You will enjoy this publication much
better il you will get In the habit Of
reading the advertisements; they will
afford n most interesting study and
some excellent bargains, Our adver-
tisers are reliable, and send what they
advertise,
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

rest OF the happening Ia best told In tho
mothers own words. She said
"0n the eSth OF Sept. 1906 while In tho
bloom OF honlth, Beatrice was suddenly and
severely afflicted with spinal moningltls
Strong and vigorous before In Ave weeks
she became feeble and suffered from q
paralytlc stroke which twisted her head
back TO the side and made itimpoasible for
her 10 movo limb, Her speech, however
was not affected. We called In our family
doctor ono OF tho most experienced and
successful practitioners In the city. He
considered the case very grave one. 10
foro long little Beatrice was compelled Ia
wear plaster paris jacket Prominent
physicians wero consulted, electric batter
los were applied, but no benefit was noticed
until wo tried DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People,
oBusy In my kitchen one afternoon wai
startled by tho cry Of Mamma from little
Beatrice, who was creeping toward me.
had placed her ON an improvlaed bed In the
parlor comfortably closeto the fresid0 and
given her some books and playthings. She
became tired OF waiting for me To come
bnck and made up hor mind 10 90 TO me, 50
her story, My Pink Pills made mo walk
which she tolls TO everyone who comog Ia
our house, was then for the flrst time verl'
fed. She has walked ever since bhe has
now taken about nine boxos Of tho pills and
hor pale aud pinched face has been growing
rosy, and her limbs gained strength day by
day. She sleeps all night long now, while
before taking the pills she could rest but q
few hours at time" DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People are sold by oil drug
glsts.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
NEW WORKERS FOR HAWAII.
Adjutant General Corbln Names tho
Regiment to Go to Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, July II. - Adjutant
General Corbin to-day tclegraphed
Major General Otis at San Francisco
to send regiment of infantry TO Hon
olulu. General Corbin suggested in
his telegram that the First regiment
of New York volunteers be selected
for this duty, Such suggestion "
equivalent to an order,
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

TEETHINA CTcething Powdcry) ispropared
curing Cholera Infantum, oil the Irritations
OF teething and usual Summer Troubles OF
children OF any nge makes II justly popular
as household remedy. TEETHlNA Aids d.
gestion, Regulates the Bowels and makes
teething easy.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
Not to Tax teachers Salaries.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July 9.--Pro-
fessor Cook, assistant to Superinten-
dent Kirk, yesterday uled that teach
ers' warrants for salaries were exempt
from the war tax duty.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
MILES SAILS FOR CUBA.
The Yale and Columbia Garry I,TOO Men
to Reinforce Shatter

CnAREIsroN, s. c., July To- The
cruisers Yale and Columbia, having on
board the commanding general of the
army, Nelson A. Miles, and STAFF, and
the troops intended rs reinforcement
for General Shafter, got away at
o'clock this afternoon. General Miles
and staff are on the Yale,
The Sixth Massachusetts is on the
Yale and one battalion OF the Sixth
Illinois is ON the Columbia. ,., The expc.
dition numbers t,79O men. This
leaves 1000 men still in the city.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
MORE MEN OFF FOR CUBA.

Steamship Rita, Captured From the
Spanish, Sails From Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 1.-THE
steamship Rita, captured recently off
Cuba by the Yale, sailed for Santiago
yesterday afternoon with $50 men of
the Sixth Illinois regiment and their
baggage. The Grand Duchess is ex-
pected off the bar tonight to take q
third expedition to Santiago to-mor-
sow.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
MISSOURI SOLDIERS HURT.
Two Volunteers From Carrollton Shot In
n Disrcputablo Resort In Washington.

TWO NUIuhIVVFa TFUW VNTruIIIOH ShOt IN
n Disrcputabio Resort In Washington.
WASHINGTON, July ll.--A general
fight in disrcputablc house last night
resulted in the shooting Of Charles
Chunn and William Whitfield, privates
in Company A, Fourth Missouri volun.
tcer infantry. Chunn was shot
though the right forearm, the bullet
shNttering one OF the bones. Whit
field received shot in the ball of the
thumb, which passed through the
hand and badly lacerated two of his
fingers Both the injured men come
from Carrollton, Mo. The doctors fear
that Chunn is seriously hurt
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
CAMARA ORDERED HOME.
WIN Return nt Once Under Instructions
From Madrid.

WIZ NVIWTH WV VHVU VHWUT THHITUUTTUHH
From Madrid.
CAIRO, Egypt, July 0.-Admiral Ca
mara, the commander Of the Spanish
feet which was bound for the Philip
pine islands and which recently passed
through the Suez canal, has informed
the Egyptian government TINT he has
been ordered to return to Spain.
Therefore his ships will go through
the canal Immediately and will proceed
westward. The Spanish warships will
now be allowed to coal, as they are re-
turning home.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
HIS ENTIRE FAMILY GONE.
Mr.. John PerryS Terrible Loss In the
Sinking OF tho BourgoEne.

sinking of tho Bourgogne.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July Among
those lost in the disaster were Mrs.
John Perry, her daughters, Sadie,
Florence and Katharine, and her son,
Albert, the family of John Perry, gen.
eral manager of the Central Coal and
Coke company and receiver Of the Ma
tional Bank of Kansas City. The dis
aster had swept away his entire fam
lily, At noon Mr.. Perry decided to go
East, and at lis o'clock he left on the
Missouri Pacific railway for New York.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

WASHINGTON, July Sin general
order to the army General Miles in
structs officers to watch the effect Of
liquor on soldiers and to prohibit its
use If it be found injurious in hot
climates. The general urges officers to
set their men an example in total abb
atinance
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

LINCOLN, Neb., July 1i.-A. II. Mem
denhall, vice president OF the State
Journal company, fell into cistern at
his residence at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning and was drowned
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14
MISSOURI POPULISTS SPLIT.
Middle f-thc- -Roaders Barred From the
Convention Hall.

ST. Louis, Mo-, July s,--The Popu-
list party of Missouri is split on fusion
lines and the state convention that
was called to meet here to-day to nom
inate ticket and select members for
the state committee is held in two diff
ferent halls. Two state tickets were
nominated.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

There are some things that will new
er become popular A noiseless Fourth
Of July is one of them.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

In order to get along in this world
you must not meddle in other peoples
affairs and allow them to meddle in
yours.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

We would hate to die while the roads
are so rough and get jolted all out of
position when on the way to the ceme-
terry.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

CoSMo buTrERMILK TOILET SOAP
makes tho skin soft, white and healthy.
Sold everywhere.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

What has become OF the old fash
ioned man who, when he journeyed
afoot, said he Travelled on Shanks
mare?
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

Educate Your Bowels with CaSoarotS
Candy cathartlc, cure constipation forever
lOc. CSC. II Q. Q. O. fail, druggists refund money
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

Soon after man passes forty he be-
gins TO lose interest in the Fourth Of
July noise
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

The man who boasts Of being n cynio
is usually more foolish than danger.
Gus,
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

Familiarity with danger is apt to
breed contempt for it.
Hutchinson gazette., 1898-07-14

iuIniHH
quickly she
saw creep
Ing toward
her herfour-
yeAr'old y
daugh ter,
BeAtrice.
Tho 0 h lila
HiNNVa WV
tho III oor
with an Of
fort, but
seemednlled
with 10y at
finding her
mha
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'srsecffan with the main sswe- a Tsrefssh
Avenue South 20 a paIns sfxsv gSsl zee.
1asI 2 tse East margin ~ Tenth Az
S+sae S1GGns Sy eAs construction 81 zo
1ssHssanS pipe sewer through said r.s-.soa
- $40 street. w1ta 81 ne r3sscrSsSz~s yves
csssaiEss nAaac2ss. IaEsuheles. ysr.Ilasors
ana cAie5 eASs@s arl r-~ey3sssrr sar rae
payment therefor by ne mode a lrs-nexss-
atS payment ana establishing 4 fsra sar
saca payment by N assessment AMOR, all
soss ara parcels Of Land benefited ny sr,~h
tss1sa' ose raeE1S- under t4ga PROVISIONS - Or
a.-l@ace No -ssa, approved April y 1859,
proved May s.h. fsas ara ft-vss,s~%s *
49, approved May J. 1855 aud the es,v
,a1stST as low n force has fssa-s re~ts-
$50 % rae Tor collection ard .hnt s,nsass
EaFAs1t o. ire assessment thereon con-
Ss.neo IS mate within Sc days from me
0ass o. TIE Erst publication az his -ats>s
such assessment shall f,eg,o-,ea sa5s-s~s,s.f
arc sas4i bear interest al the rate ~ n r,sr
cent PEP ann1rn until raid and Il r.r rasss
.SxaF@ soc2 assessment shall have ses.ssy,.ss
SeAnqee1t, penalty Of PAP ~sws snsTI
se aaaea. ana tns sums delinquent snail
DC eDteFSu an the ANIMAL tax -ysli fo- 49,
current year against each .as ana rsarrsas =,
delinquent az11 with Interest ~ofta~.ass a.
oSnSE taxes. separate account being ke~.
mercer, AID < not naSd within tss Tasrs
,ixed Tor the payment af city taxes shsT
IS sallecssa together with such adaisienal
CHARGES and penalties as are authorized to
pe charged and collected on otaer ae,sn-
QGent taxes. each iot Or pared ga as-s~
Queaf saal be sold for the ss,s.-,,r. ~ ss,ea
assessment with Interest and casts. a, tne
time ana in the manner aud BIZ the sama
city taxes. A. IN. Fo0TF
City Treasurer ~ the CI;y Of Seattle.
Date az first publication, Seattle, WASH.
September s4th. 1888.
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enue under Ordinance No. sa.s has been
reported by tise Board CO puhise Works
10 ire City C,sssct 0f the city Of sea lie,
an6 = row On tie in the sfysee ef the City
Corncsrelle- and ex-cfslssa Ilsv Jerk ard
the sane IS now aT>an for psat5st~ .nSpse-
ton at sata esFice and VIII remain SGefs for
inspection urta Aoatssv. the IA day q
November, fsa> IT $50 s,'caocg =. n. and
all persons Interested are hereby a.,<G~s "a
10 appear before The tsty E3urcil - a
session tasreof 70 ae hc}d IN I've ~aaacsl
Chamber in Ire CITY Han on Sad sta ssay
81 November. 1885. at 80 o'efacs r. "a.
and make objections thereto. AZ ssss tiassA
80 liked the c.sS ceGucI sfu consider any
AMI AZ oh3ectaaGs made ard viii ns&se s&scl
corrections IN sid roll as * DEEMS sugs, AMI
viii then ny ordinance approve such gasa
and levy and assess the a,nGHaes hereof
aS@sns: each panel and lot os land ahaa n
in sad roll and declare the sane a fssss
lien thereon. Sai6 matter NAV se aifousE-
Ell 10 later date Il 50 ordered ~ ne CITY
Council. WILL. IT. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-t}sftSto City Cle-x
% The CITY ~ Seattle.
Tasa o. first publication, September g.
1SsS
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CITY TREASTRER'S NOTICE CITY
OF seattle. Department Of Finance, Treas
urer's Office.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
No la In the City OF Seattle. created nv
oFli.iance No. 4ssl. entitled an Ordinance
providing fer the Improvement or Uniyer-
sity Street in the City Of Seattle. from
Raiiroad Avenue 10 First Avenue by re-
p.anklng The same and by repairing The
foundations thereof. and providing sor the
payment therefor by the mode Of lnmedi-
ate payment, ard establishing a fund for
such payment by an assessment upon all
lots and parcels Of land benefited by such
Improvement under the provisions of Crtii-
nance NO. as5. approved April 18th. 1899.
as amended by Ordnance No. S550, approx
ed May stA, 1884, and Ordinance No s4a2
approS ed May 9Th. 1897. ard the city char
ter as now In force. has been certified 10
me fer collection, and thai unless payment
OF the assessment thereon contained Is
made within 50 days from the date Of the
first publication Of this notice such assess
Nent shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest al the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum until paid and II NOT paid before
such assessment shall have become deiln-
Qnent penalty OF per cent. shall be
added. and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax ro. for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel SO d.
hnquent and with the interest collected as
ether taxes. separate account being kept
thereof, and IL not paid wtth.s the time
fixed for the payment of city taxes. shall
be collected. together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized 10
be charged AID collected on other de,in-
Quent taxes. each lot or parcel 80 delin-
auent shall be sold fer the amount Of such
assess uent with Interest and costs. at the
time and in the manner and by the same
authority as lands and lots are sold for city
taxes.
A. r. FooTE.
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle,
Date Of first publication. Seattle. WASH.
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fuR SALE-~We have a number OF elegant
homes on Harvard avenue. Belmont
street. DrexeI avenue and Yesler avenue
1t very much below their real value.
Exht-rooE house, 2lz2 Seventh avenue,
E.@
Eause Ills Olive, 8, 2ue
Double house Tenth and Pike N,600.
Exi1t-roon house, Thirtydrst avenue.
G.M
Eight-room modern house. 5a7 Thirty
fourth avenue, S2Jo cash, balance IN In
etAlImen,s, price. 1850.
Nils-roon house. Twentieth avenue and
Tester. 81, So
S!I-room house and one acre OF ground,
South Seattle. si,aa
Seven room house and full sized lot, First
avenue e SIC
Nine-rooEn house and two acres OF land at
Rainier Beach abundance OF fruit, a
great bargain at 81. 100.
TWO very nne lots near Broadway. eoxl3o.
IN splendid neighbornood. each $500.
Ae3e-n house, 1880 Thirty-sIxth avenue, in
Guiding furniture, book cases. paintings,
etc, beautiful home, including ten lots
q to5ao. This is a sacrifice
Valuable investment. property. corner
N.ash and Pine. lot I2oxlse; three good
houses we'll rented: room 20 build four
Forty acres Of fine timber on Vashon ISL
aaS, xtn
A fse more o. those choice lots on Wash
lngton Heights in Randall addition. at
S2s each
EsH ELaiAN-C oRCORAN CO.
lhs~lns Washington Building,
Seattle Washington.
Telephone. Red isaf.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tice of assessment roll OF Local improve
uient District No. la, for the improve
merit Of First Avenue South in the City
Of Seattle, under Ordinance No. 5000 and
hearing thereon
Notice is hereby given that the assess-
meut roll CT Local Improvement District
No. III, for the improvement Of First Ave-
nue. South fran the center of King Street
to the center Of Connecticut Street under
Ordinance Nc. 800. has been reported by
the Board Of Public Works to the City
Council OF he City OF Seattle and In now
on Ale il the office OF the City Comptroi-
Ter and ex-officio City Clerk. and the same
is now open for public inspection at said
office and viii remain open for inspection
until Monday, the tn day Of November
1sss, at 800 O'Clock p. m. and all persons
interested are hereby required 10 appear be-
fore the City Council al a session thereof
TO be held In the Council Chamber In the
City Hall on said 7th day Of November
lsss a $50 O'clock D. m. and make ohiec-
items thereto. AT said time SO fixed the city
council VIII consider any and ali objections
made ana viii make such corrections in
said roll as il deems j,st, and VIII then by
ordinance approve such roil and levy ana
asssrss the amounts thereof against each
parcel and lot Of land slaown in said roll
and declare the same 4 first Hen thereon
Said matter may be adjourned 10 later
date II 50 ordered by the City Council.
WILL n. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex~oflcio City Clerk
OF tie City Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication. September -
1893
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT RoT.I~~Ne-
aseat District Ne. 10. for the improve
merit az First Avenue. III the city Of Sc
atsie. uTsti%r Ordinance No. sais ard hear.
tng thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the as<ess-
raeas roll NJ Local Improvement District
No ls5. FOR the improvement CT FIRST Az
enue from Pike Street 20 Denny Way IN
der Ordinance Ne. 5fss hss been retsartei
by the Board az Fss5aic Works 10 the f~iyv
Council Of The CITY % Seattle. and is now
Oh file in TIRE office Of the city Ccxss pgrai-
Ter and ex-osrsefo City Clerk. and the s-srns>
IS row open Ter public inspection az said
ofsses and will remain open for inspection
until Monday. the TIL day ~ November,
1885 at $50 O'Clock p. IN. ard ali persons
interested are hereby required TO apnear
before the City Council at 3 session there
of 10 Re held IN the Council Chamber in
the City Hall on said zth day II Sovers-
her 1928. az 80 O eiock 2. ra and make OBJ
ieetions thereto Al said time So fixed the
city council VIII coaSier any and all OBJ
sections made and vii snake such cerrec-
lions IN said roll rs II deems inst, and viii
then by ordinance approve such roll ana
levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each pared and lot Of land shown
in said roll and declare the same A first
lien thereon. SAID matter NAV be ADJOURN
ed TO later date II so ordered by the City
Council.
Will. III. PARRY.
City Comptroller and sx-ofYscio City Clerk
OF tiae City Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication. September ..
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CITY TREASURER NoTICE-Tshs fol-
lowing warrants Will ne paid upon pre-
sentation at the City Treasures office:
Interest on said warrants will cease az
the expiration Of fif,eea days from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice.
Olive street. Ordinance No 1861 war
rants: No 1851. balance interest due, Ma.
1875, part payment. principal xlaa.Qo
Washington street Ordinance Ne. 3a2i,
warrants Nos 40 to 40 inclusive.
Howell street Ordinance No. 4sns. war;
rant No. s7a.
jefferson street Ordinance Ne. 400.
warrant No. iS1: balance principal and n
tsrest
rant No. CID.
Roren avenue. e. al Ordinance No. ASH.
warrant No. rs.
A. III. FoOTE
city Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date CT first publication September 30. Isss.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - CON
sIF@ethcT. ~ certain aS4lttors 30 re ex-
ESs4as ~aEer- ~ % re City Ct SEAT
lie. safe 60 " ass4sas foE
ST&ss1 proposals. HAil be received or -
k&f@-e = N. November IAsA 1885 sor .hs
,cTs-7.lCts8r sE11 cDEnpssFSnE - ce<Ea.z sd
casse2ss &c t@e II sing wAfer-wosks owne+
So cI-t-1iie5 Gy TIE rzty ~ Seattle. Txs
80 ado sIas4s ias Cae gravity gater sag
gsy .rscz Gs1Sr River. reservoirs ana GER
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. No
tee c< assessment roll CT Lo-cas Improve
rser. District No Ia fer TIE improve
meat os James Street In tie City Ut Sc
attic ur1er Ordnance No. ka3G. sna hear
Ing thereof
Nossca In hereby gsyen taat ;sss ASSESS
treat ROT oe T<,cai improvement, District
No. IL sor the Improvement OF James
ssxses <rozu First Aye12s 70 ka~ond Ave
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT R0II-So-
tee Of assessment roll u LEGAL improve
rnens District No. iss for the Improvement
Of Taylor Avenue N the City Of Seattle
under Ordinance No. 5uo4. and hearing
thereon.
Notice is slere5y given that the assess
ceut roIl OF L0~aa Improvement District
No. I16 for tne Improvement 0s Taylor Az
enua frcfn Thomas Street - Repuks!!can
Street under Ordinance No. 5H4 "a. been
reported by ting Beard - Public Works 70
the City Council II the CITY Of Seattle and
ii uow on fais IN the office o. the City
Com tr8iier and ex-9E4cio City Clerk ard
the same X n0w open for public inS. s@e-
ton al satd Office ard alil remain 3span
far inspection uDtl Monday. the TIN day
of Soverr Der. isss. Ar % o'clock o. M
ana ali geys4ns interested are hereby re-
CURED - appear 5esore sEe Cssy Coanea
at 4 session Thereof - lie held In tfe
Colxcl Cha III Der IL tbe city Haa on said
1th day OF November Isss at TO O. clock
2. m, an1 axe objections thereto Al
sasG the so axs-i ire city couccai VII ccu-
ssd~r any and aG o51e~sGnrs made Ard win
make saen es3rrsctlo Ia sats r1Il a. IL
deems tEas: ard WI tae- BIZ ordinance gE-
prove SUCH raSi aGd levy ard ars@ss .Es
amounts thereof against each parcel ard
10. Of lard s1own is sad roll, ani 4ssz; are
TIE same frst Ien thereon. Said matter
may De adjourned 70 e later Gate II 90 or
1sre1 by the City Cogr iii
WILL n. PARRY.
CRY Comptroller ard Ax-()G.cao CITY CLARK
u TIE CITY % Seattle.
Date CO arst publication. September q
ZR98
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NOTICE OF ASSESS MENT ROLI.-Se-
ment District No lT3 for the '.anFava r.7ens
OF Dearborn Street In The Cfty Of Seatrie
under Ordinance No. 1925. ana hearing
thereon,
Notice Is hereby given that the ag.sess-
nent roll o. Local In. proyemeu. District
No i5S for the Improvement Of Dearborn
Street from Tenth Avenue South fe the a.
ley between Maynard Ave. an9 Sixth Az
enue South under Ordinance No. 4goa has
been reported by the Board CO Public
Works to the City Council Of the City of
Seattle. and is now yn file IL he office
Of the City Comptroller and ex ofsein cry
Clerk, and the same Is now open for pub
lie inspection AZ said Office and WI. remain
open fer Inspection unit! Mon aaT. the sta
day OF November Is9S. az 100 o'clock p.
m. ard all persons interested a1e ntreby
required 70 appear before the City cpuncli
at a session thereof 30 DE a@f5 N the
Council Chamber in the City Hail On said
?. N. and make objections thereto AZ said
tine so fixed the city council viii corr
slider any and al objections made and Will
make such corrections in said r0f as Il
deems just. and wi hen ny or3fnana a y
prove such roll ard levy and asseas TIE
amounts thereof a IA fSt aCh parcel and bot
of land shown ii said roll ard declare Re
same 3 first len thereon. said mater may
be adjourned 70 later date If - ordered
by the City Council.
WILL II. PARTY,
City Comptroller ard k -O1Ici3 City Clerk
os the City Of Seattle.
Date ct arse publication. September -.
Issss