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From the New York Thrice Correspondence
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Time Card No. Il, taking effect Sunday.
Marcl, 2S, 1897, at 1901 a. IN.
No. da Arrive at 4 SO p. m.
No. , daily-~Leave at ii :3j p. III.
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D. S. q. HENRY,
o s. DEPUTY SURVEYOR

CURFEYING of all kinds PROMPTLY at.
- tended to. The re-establishinv OF old
Government lines speciality. Townsites
surveyed and plated. Railroads located,
and levels run for drains. Lands exam
med and character reported.
OLYMPIA. April le. 1894.
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improvement. District No. il3, as prepared
by the City Engineer and approved by Or
dt1ance Nc f.1Ss. IN the column provided
Tor that purpose, or upon sup2semsn.a;;
amounts OF the special assessments levied
~ this ordinance. setting the same re-
spectyesy opposite the description Of eacn
parcel or lot o. Land or part thereof upon
which said Special assessment is levied.
and he shah forthwith deliver 70 the CITY.
Treasurer a certified copy Of said aSeess-
nnent roll with the amount Of said special
assessment herein levied az aforesaid. The
City Treasurer snail give such notice and
take such proceedings for the collection Of
sad respective amounts so levied and spe-
charter and ordinances OF the City Of Seat
tls and the laws Of the State of Washing
ton. and IL the same be not paid within
the time fixed therefor there shall be add
20 thereto the penalty. interest and charges
fixed By the charter and ordinances Of said
city. and other proceedings had thereon
as provided by law and the city charter.
The City Treasurer shall proceed. after
The first publication Of said notice, with al
due diligence with the collection OF said
special assessments.
Sec. 8. This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and approval. IL approved by the Mayor;
otherwise II shall take effect al the time
IL shall become a la under the provisions
Of the city charter.
Passed the City Councii the 9Th day Of
November. $50, and signed by rae. in open
session in aurhentication OF its passage
this 18th day Of November 1SsS.
w. V. RINEHART.
President of the City Council.
Approved by me this ist day OF Decem-
Der. 1888. 7. j. HCMES.
Mayor.
Filed by me this LIST day OF December.
1855
Attest. WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-offlcio City
Clerk
BY G.. X. CoRYELL. Deputy Clerk.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Dec. -Cattie-Christma
cattle weighing l,3i3 20 l.5S5 pounds sold at
So. aor5. 80. The bulk OF the cattle sold at
A50le.Se. and a few common light weight
steers for sSe54lA: stocksrs and feeders, $sGs
4.+a: Gamers sold badly calves brought
$S-6o444.s 20 for common TO prime
Hcgs--Average sales show no decline
Hogs. $S.f5uS.2o for common up to s3.4ear3 Is
for the best, the greater part going for
S. SeVS.4o.
There was n good demand for sheep aud
lambs at steady prices, lambs selling at
Ss.s55tt. % for the poorest to <5sesi5.ho for
strictly choice fiocks, with sales largely az
81. $3.50: yearlings. 81. lelSi.ss: sheep. s. 10
I4-25. with sales largely AZ s3.n0i.io for
mutton sheep; ewes seld al s3u4. traders
paid $35oF3.S0 for Western sheep and N.s0
G4.i5 for lambs
Receip,s-Cat,le, 1850; hogs. $500; sheep.
1se0o.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Dec. 1.--Cattle-Receipts. $3.50:
market steady, native beef steers, Slas5.25
Western steers. So. 50a4So; Texas steers
S35eu{: cows and helfers. S3..o1l4. %: stock
ers and feeders. x.3eal44o: calves. $4n7;
bulls and stags $2.233i375.
Hogs-Recapts, 10000; market a shade
higher: heavy, S. eog g. .1k: mixed s3aalag
as: bulk of sales. s.. e2'aais.2a.
Sheep-Receipts, 2.leo: market stronger:
fair 10 choice natives. s. Tou44a: fair to
choice Westerns. s3.AeGile; common and
stock sheep. sSey3.1o: lambs, sia52s
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



CHICAGO. Dee. 1-Opening trades in
both December and May wheat were al a
substantial advance, December starting esc
higher and May iac higher. AS TO De-
camber the strength was due principally
TO the fact that deliveries were practically
nil, which removed a source OF much ap-
prefension. Bulls. in May had for their
comfort an entirely unexpected show OF
strength by Liverpool. cables reporting y
64ssd advance at that market before trad
ing commenced. After the first few minutes
prices dropped off somewhat in eouse-
quence. But before IL o'clock trading COM
menced TO broaden ont under the influence
of some very bullish figures regarding the
foreign demand for American wheat and
the latter part OF the session was marked
by more activity than has been shown any
time this week There was a steady de-
nand from shorts anxious to cover out
standing contracts and a good deal of out
side commission hoCse buying. The mar
ket continued to advance until about half
an hour from the close. At the top, how
ever. selling which has been scattered no
20 that time became quite heavy and soms
reaction occurred: The close was arm.
May al 6ls4c and December at 6b1a5asc-
Corn was strong. though not particularly
active. The strength of wheat gave the
market firm opening. ana with the ex-
caused by selling, strength was maintain
ed To the end. Trading. however was
never enough TO cause much advance. May
oats were firrn but dull. the market being
without special incident. There were no
deliveries which helped prices. There Vas
some selling by longs, but casa demand
Provisions were fairly active and strong.
Hog receipts were agar. very heavy. but
this Packers sold freely the .tyss hour.
hut the market absorbed all offerings read
ily. and at the close showed a substantial
advance There was a broader general
trade Al the close January pork was 10c
higher January lard 1oc higher ana Janl-
airy ribs -l185c higher
40. = wheat.
Opening. Highest Lowest, Closing.
Dec . - i.Sa ga sa.s. -. sSS's g.,
No. Corn.
HsE :::''.as 4. {. 'e.a Il: i i
R Nav 81; r. s. 's's@s 81.
Ness Pork. per bbI.
Dec sTrs $50 3 $50
r. r. Is ~: Il sa &.
Lard, per 100 lbs.
Msy :: :: S sis. IS sisss "a IS
short Ribs. per 400 lbs.
Dec :. sss5 10 $40 40
Jan :. 40 "a 80 e
May =. . X 10 4 S-Ss
Cash Quotations.
FrIour-Sseaaier.
Waeas-No. spring. e3;a3SsSsc Z. O. b.;
No rel. esszeS~Ds- T. o. b.
Corn-No. =, 3sEsS4AsG.
oats-Nc. !. q. q2sisc :. q b. No.
white. &c T. o. D.. Nc. ; white. IS. q-es.c
Z. q. b.
aye-<o !. s2ac
B2riay--Nu ? st@5fasc {. 0. b.
TTaxssea-No. J. gscfs$l e.
T.noiay see1~PfIs - - I
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PORTLAND. Dec. There was a bet
ter feeling in the local wheat market to-
day. due 10 an Improvement in the Eu-
ropean markets. Sixty cents was quoted
as top figure Tor best Walia walla with
sales reported at 5sc, 53,zc and ssAe- Valley
is II very poor demand a. siG6ac; blue
stem. Sc Cleared - Sh Falls OF Alton,
Queenstown, Loo, 81 bushels wheat.
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General Quotations.

F1our-Recelpts. $3.50 barrels. exports.
te.$se barrels: market fairy active and
nrmer.
Wheat-Recsipts. S4S. 80 bushels: exports.
4te.eoa bushels: No. red. Gsi4c I. o. b. Ops
tons opened firmer on foreign buying and
cables and ruled strong all day. The prin-
cipaI buying motives were a record break
ing clearance, good expert demand and
a remarkable drop in cansois. Deliveries
ON contracts were liberal. bat all went TO
exporters. Closed &c higher MAY closed
a, 7lss. December closed At sSaasSsac.
Wooi-Qu.et.
Hops-Firsn.
Coffee-Options opened quie. and m.
changed 10 3 points lower; sales JaT5e
bags including December, 6.4Se: January.
5.6oc; February. $500: spot Rio. steady:
No. ! invoice. sac: No. ioboing. Csc:
mild. steady; Cordova- Sli5c.
Metals.
Pig iron--Warrants. $50.
Copper-I4ake $l2. .S1s ia.Ssia.
-Tan--SlA 21s1 IL %.
Speiter-$s sS9ya.sS.
L4ead-s2.6et S.S7ia. The firm that iixes
the selling price for miners and Smel,ers
quotes lead a; $3.50 At the close.
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FOREIGN MARKET!
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegrarh says:
The absence OF any advance today In the
Bank OF England rate and the cessation
of gold shipments to New York caused
general recovery in the stock markets hero
Aoday. There was not much business, but
yesterdays dear money scare caused some
bear operations, which were adjusted to-
day.
This latter feature was especially no.
ticeabIe In Americans. which were strong
Nashville ana OF Central Pacific were the
special features. Prices closed at about
the best on New York support.
The general Improvement here was as
sisted by the strength OF the continental
bourses. Germany buying Arrentincs ac-
lively on the continued fall in tho gold
premium
The money outlook Is most uncertain. ~
the market will have TO repay about G2.-
coo 600 to the bank on Saturday.
The principal feature of the banks week.
~ return IS the indication that the market
borrowed yesterday over 100000 from the
bank.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. ], s:45 p. m.-~wheat--
Futures closed steady; November nominal;
December. So 1ftad; March. 5s i0izd.
Corn-American mixed, spot. OLD quiet,
So 1eAd: December. steady. Is ysd. March.
steady. 3s Tad.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. f.--canadisn Pacific,
s7&: Grand Trunk, s. Bar silver, quiet.
q l-i6d. Money. per cent.
Wool Auction sales.
LONDON. Dec. IA large number OF
buyers were present at the third days
sale OF thu present series OF the wool auc-
all good qualities offered. Heavy cross
breeds showed weakness. a good selection
OF merinos secured was fairly competed
for by Germany and Belgium.
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Mess pcrk-Per barred, E.se0s.M
IArd-Per Loo pounds. $ASsG6.A
Sl9eS-Shcrt ribs Ulosef ASes<.M
Shoulders-Dry sailed tnoxed1, xxS&sc.
Sides-Saort clear taoxedl. $1a&Sd
Whissy-Distlliers' finished goods. Der
&c .lon. s. "
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

cluo. 6c; Ne. / biuessem. sc: milling, No
] club. ale, No. I biues.en. e+c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Of Washington for the County OF
kinE~No. - ..9tNotice-
In the matter OF the petition Of the Seat
he smeiting and refining Company for
an order declaring il dissolved
10 Whom II Nav Concern: Notice IL
hereby given that on the Nth day of No
Vensher. lssS. an application was made
and presented TO the Superior Court OF
the State OF Washington for the county
of King by the Seattle Smelling and Re-
filming Company. a corporation existing
under the laws OF the State ~ Washing
ton praying that an order be made by
said court declaring said corporation dis
solved Said application was accompanied
by Il certificate OF the proper officers of
said corporation. both said petition and
said certificate setting forth that at a
meeting of the stockholders called for
that purpose II was decided by unan-
imous vote ~ the stockholders to dts
incorporate and dissolve the corporation.
Notice IS further given that upon satu
pppUcatiou an order WAS made by SAID
court specifying that the said application
should he heard at the court room Of tn.
Honorable William Hickman Moore. one
IT she Judges 81 said court. at the court
house IN :he t-lty % Seattle King County.
state u Washington. on the 18Th aay %
January, l~s'. at the hour OF go O'Clock
Notice is therefore given tha, AZ ,he
time and place named the said Appiica-
tion Will re considered by William lick
guaa Moore. Judge az aforesaid. and II be
Is satisfied that the corporation. has taken
trt, necessary F-eji TDinarY steps ard OBJ
tanned the necessary vote 20 dissolve IL.
self. that All claims against the corpora
tscr are satisfied ard DISC hsrgsd an orss.r
NIL he made declaring said corporation
dissolved
Witness the hand - William Hickma,
Nccrs. IBaEs 81 said court. ard The seal
~ said court this lifh Gav of Eovarnher
lSsss GEORGE NJ. HOLLOWAY
Scan Clerk.
UNITED STATES M&RSHAlsS SALE
In the ID.,ezs STATES District Coslrt MS
frtet - ~ ssasnsIon. Northern DIVISION
In Admiralty. A. III. Sosscerg hsSela9t.
vs- BNt0 Lesls d. stc-. Cssp5i.Gers;.
N. lS4s-
ISv va-t4e @: ar order 81 sale "a re III
r~ciel ~ The s5oVs entitled court IN ~
above entitled cAuse / wi. sell al o., Nj,
auction. az the front Goor az .ae Ring
county Cou-t HOUSE ia the Cssy OF So.
lie. state Ct Washington. on m. IN gay
~ December 7Ss>. at ths hour OF 20 ss.,se[~.
a m The aarkeHfins Leslie u h.r
tackle. apparel ard furniture
<. n. FpE
IA4ted States NAr..a.,
Ey II. -N<TyLER UexGiy.
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ORDINANCE NO. s.l4s-An Ordinance
Ieyyins a SPECIAL assessment 10 redeem
she third annual iusIallfnsmSs ard inter
est 10 mature and become payable upon
tar, bonds cf Local Improvements District
No il3. issued under authority 81 urCis-
nance Ne. @osl. for tae Improvement 81
Willard and Harvard Streets, under or
GtNaUC@ No. S.sst. II aC&UTGanc@ Mta tne
assess raent rali III said district as ap-
,,ravsd Nv Ordinance No. AaSa and pro-
Wiling fog the colIerttcn thereof!
Ee il ordained by tie Cf,y OF Seattle As
fellows.
section 1 That there be ana ss hereby
levied A special asSs ssFncng upon eteA par
sci and lot Of land ans part thereof S@n-
tanned u Local lmpEoV cTsent Distr.ct Ne.
lis established by Ordinance No, 5.%si. tof
ths. Improvement e Willard ana H&ryar rs
streets tne;ttn ordered. r,.a! special as
seSSnvat bs 5nS for tie purpose % redeem
.ng tire thi-a annual install MTnts aud IN
sereSs a. mature a1a6 become payable upon
the bends 81 said Local Improvement 1h>-
tr:rt No. lit. issued under authority %
Ordinance NJ. s.1ss- The amount 90 s;.Sil
spes,sal ssse 50 gsea% aSasfst each parcel and
lot - land wsthsu sal& district shall fs ONE
t&gEh uart ~ .sa assessment snseyes Upon
he sst ss1ue0f F1I ~ ESid GlstE - ~ pro
N1ded by Ordinance NJ. T ssS ASH taTFeEa
IN sic = charge against sad properly, so
gether with interest &t tae rate q e-xGt
T1er ceHtfEa per AEb0En ug,@n e5Estt-teut "a
II The amount Of S.S4ss ASSESSING ~ from the
date - the maturity - tae second &n1Ca.
inStaIifueuss 81 sasa crc.Es ANTI tAs ma
turs,v 81 said s{iiFd annual ailments
Thereof. Provided tha' = sry pared Or
!es AZ land or pSg; thereof contained ia said
T,eaf frY4orsSs. s411nE ntStfsct NJ H. sa&Z
hsxs been redeemed tTon LIABILITY by E1s
1,axf1sert Of the fetal arSct32s % the assess
,aent charged axalast the SaTsa hy sail
ordnance Ne. &.tgs. such parcel Or l3s -
f.g-s ssr us~g thereof SHALL sog ~ Naf2e Tor
NJ xss>- 4, assessment herein levied
SeS = TAe cay CosnP.ToHey Is aeyeeY
directed te eater. or cause 10 BE entered
y at
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ss@smsni entered upon the assessment rsfI
x ,x1s mssnet as provided by OryzirA nee
70; 81 and therein male a charge agasrs
-. plopeft5, together with interest at the
IaIs OF nine Per centuu per snnfrn rfr,,rs
essen- tenths Of the amount of said a sae-ss-
.s's.H HON the da.e OF the maturity of the
80 au aannaa uARAilnnsrss 81 said hcEkts uya-
~ the maturity Of sala fourth anrs:sI irs
s.aAnSnts thereof. Provided. tina. II any
i.ir.sa % sof u hand or part thereof cor
49, "a sa@a Local. Improvement District
20. -; snan have been redeemed yrorY IA
Dnty by Inc payment OK the total arr.of,ns
s.rns a sx ss sss c charged agains1 The
ca O. lot Of land or xsart thereof seal
nc oe liable for the special Assessment
&C. The City Comptroller Is hereby
Lpon the original assessment roll Of Lea;
- SseMsnt District No. -, as prepared
Gr,snsn. y Engineer and approved by
.s'.aAcs NO Ola. In the column provided
iW that purpose, or upon sapp'ernerfai
snesss TO be added thereto. the several
a az IN, % the special assessments levied
sp-cuveiy opposite the description OF each
parrei or Ioi OF Land or part thereof upon
s, nSh aia special assessment is levied.
aiia ne shall forthwith deliver 10 the Cffy
treasurer = certified copy OF said asse~s~
lhehl roh With the amount OF said special
assessment herein levied as aforesaid The
-. - l.Taaslrer saail give such notice and
,4he such proceedings for the collection OF
saIo respective amounts so levied and
specially assessed as are prescribed by III.
cnaIte7 and ordinances Of the City OF Seat
sse and the laws Of the State OF Washing
.on. and u iae same be not paid within the
tinie hxed therefor there snail b. added
.nefsIo the penalty, interest and charges
nAei oy the charter and ordinances OF
SAD city, and other proceedings had there
On a. provided by Law and the city char
yer. The City Treasurer snail proceed after
the nrst publication OF said notice. with
al Que diligence with the collection OF said
special assessments
See 5. THIS Ordinance shall take effect
afo De iii force from and after Its passage
ana approval, II approved by the Mayor:
otherwise IL shah take effect az the time
~ saaH become law under the provisions
OF the city charter.
Passed the City Council the 2sth esay az
November, 1855. and signed by me In open
session IN atHaentication Of It's Passage this
Zota DAY OF November 1898.
w. v. kINEHART
President OF the CITY I,n,ncu
Approved by ne this ist Day Of Decem-
T. j. HUMES,
Filed by me this LIST day Of December.
1885,
Attest: WILL II PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk.
tSealJ
BY G.. X. cORYELL Deputy Clerk.
Published December g 1898
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Dec. I.-Whea. 1e better: club,
ssa1c. bllestem. 6staxx6sc
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Yes, HuDYAE Is the true nsrve-Mldsz.
Many men and womsn are ready to testify
10 that HUDYAN did II. HUDYAN dOs
do HUDTAy curss- Jus. az certain a
you ara foot high, 50 ar.ain will HUDYU
cure yca.
EUDYAN cures Nervous Weakness, Men
al Depression, Hysseria, sumbness, Trsmb-
Ling. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains IN The
Ehoulisr, Pains Up and Down tie Backbone
HUDYAN cures Nervousness. ssl.nchda.
Nervous Debility, Exhausted Nerve Vitality.
ErDTAS cares Slseplsssnsss. palpitatlon I
the Hars. Sick Esadachs, Indigestion, Lss
Of Appetite. HUDYAa surs. CAL Z
witt sur froe circulars.
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Boston Stock Market.

BOSTON. Dee. 1.-Closipg:
Bos. a Mon ....233 iCalumet & Hec $40
Butte & Bos -. 81 wolverine =. -. 80
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CITY NOTICES.
Is CITY Of SEATTLE-CITY TREAS
Ssrs Notice.

3aE CITY Of sEATrLE-ClTY TREAS
lars Notice.
SstEn Is hereby given that the 81 annual
lfsiineiii OF local Improvement dlstric.
w. isf tho Improvement OF certain
Eeeting portions OF Lenura- t1ftA aui
ysynla streets, In the City OF Seattle. be
4n Fourth ana Seventh Streets. under
PROVISIONS OF ordinance No. 1911, which
sass far the Improvement OF said sire 4
foGsrleti.g sewer through said por-
- Of said streets. together with al, me-
~ 5t lncleS, connections YVES man
~ yeiisialors. flushing tanks and eaten
eas and ~ connecting The same With the
- inlrtcv I3flns sewer now existing al
~ nseFssction 81 Virginia and Seventh
fSts, aud providing for the payment
EsfDr In installmentS. establishing a fund
" &ca pay msni, authorizing the leyyins
"a esiieefion Of assessments upon the prop
"a benefited 5y the Improvement, and pro-
Gsx Tor the Issuance OF bonds as author
- BY an act OF the legislature OF The
ss OF Arlington, approved March 9th,
and under tue provisions OF ordinance
s ~. approved May Eth, 1894 as amend
q ordnance No. $40. approved July
~ esA. and the CITY Charter as amended
q COW In force. has been duly certified
ne Tor collection. and the respective
fEs therein charged and levied against
parcel and lot of land. and part there
said district Ia payment of such in
hisftatS. anu ktsN same
rsAng the interest on the whole amount
srsed. must be paid on or before the "a
~ q January, 1892. Unless payment t,e
pc on such lns;aiifnent on or before the
1 Day u January 1899. the same shall be-
Dc delinquent and shall bear interest at
nate OF per cent. per anaum. until
aud IL not paid before said time d
aity OF i've 80 per cent. shah be added
tAs sums delinquent shall be entered
le annual tax roll Tor the current year
Iasf each lot and parcel OF land. and
hereof. so delinquent. ana with the
Ntfsst and penalty shall be collected rs
= taxes. together with such additional
mes or penalties a. are authorized 10
sserged ard collected on other feIn-
~ taxes. ami each lot or parcel os land
aflhqaent shall BE- sold for the amount
sach assessment. with interest penalty
= e0sis In tire manner provided by law.
A. II. f'uorE.
/. City Treasurer ~ the CITY Of Seattle.
ssae OK nrst publication. December LIST.
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ser market was steady. Creamery. LAG
.li2cs dairy, lS<flsc.
Gheese--SteaGy; s1sS}i 9tac.
Eggs-k4rm. Fresh. sesszslaa3sc.
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ggIlcE OF ASSESSMENT RoLf.-No-
sss Of Assessment ron OF Local improve
sesi District No. no. fer the improve.
Isea' o. Fifteenth Avenue, IN the City
- Sai,Ie, under Ordinance No. 6.nSS, and
sSitag thereon.
fsaaee Is hereby given that the assess
N. ToN or iscvs1i Improvement Dlstrfc.
~ ~, Ter the Improvements OF Fifteenth
Sreae ireni East Union Street TO a point
s-st south or East Denny Way, under
|s-s,aace Nc. S,oSS. has been reported by
soard Of Public Works 10 the CITY
80 o. TIE City az Seattle. and Is now
r. - .hV ofilce az ,he City Comptroller
1 ss'eincle city Clerk. and the same
a. open Tor public inspect on at said
aa1 viii remain open for inspection
~ saN safay' the - day ~ January. lssa,
~ ee,eek q III. and all persons Inter
sle htreny required - appear before
IT, COUNCIL al a session thereof 10 h.s
g sae council chamber in the city hat
49, u DAY uf January, 1859 a. 20
- y N aud make objections thereto
49, 80 'ihae 50 Nxed fhe city ceu1Cll viii
- AAs aud ail objections made attd
.sAe such corrections Ia said ron a.
lasis and will then ny ordinance
Hsse such roll and levy and assess the
8 !, .eefeaf against each parcel and
stsc show IN said roll and declare
@NHs hrSt lien thereon. said matter
AaloHrneG - - LATER date IL - ar
4 " he city council.
u Will. II. PARRY.
1 - s.a,.al'.rolier aad h.x-0ftic.n City Clerk
IS. 'hs CITY 81 Sesltls.
ei hFSt publication, November q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-02
MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Der. /. iSa<
Exchanges at the Seattle Tacoma, Sp7-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-02

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