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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-08
BEAUTIFUL AND UNIQUE.


Counting the beetles there are apts3
=. go insects altoE, her tn that case.
speaker says the ST. Louis Gsooe-peh
crat. was George Franck. wei knss
entomologist OF Brooklyn. y. r. ana
was speaking OF y present when no
made to William Gaussman. OF tais 81
II was big gilt picture frame N VII
hundreds OF brilliant butterflies. mo-
and beetles had been arranged 10 fofH 1
picture. u
lyon Will notice the butterflies q II
case are arranged SD that eacl kind "a
ances the other al soma opposite ea'R
Of the picture" continued Mfr. FfansA
speaking Of the unique present Ihs
are butterflies and moths from Fec
every country In the world IN that pse1e.I
There is "A moth from China and DUE
dy from Japan. Here ia one or tns "
beant.fuI specimens Of butterflies kaeF
II Is from Peru You notice II II .
liant metallic purple. Aud here =
other very much like Il from Brazh II
Il is not the same i
The picture represented the pattern i
an Oriental rug mere than anything ~
only the cOlors % each insect rene
the Eight ia way no rug ever mace ~
do. There was every color OF tue "a
bow blended IN tnc design.
Yes. I have been collecting buslsss /
and moths for over thirty years aso
have hrst-class collection In BrosAp !
No. ! am not able TO do a great assa
the collecting myself, for | have ny frt
lar business of travs Ing 70 10. we
"a good gsry % our specimens p5
changing with other eatamosogis1s =
other countrles We have 3 mar 10" Il
the lower Amazon len Brazil, who = =
lecitug insects for little syndieass
naturallsts We divide the eapeasss II
the specimens
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO Feb. 7.-Caltie~Sales we.ss
largely at SI21st5. 70. commoness lets Z
dressed beef steers SS.9otfise There -
no particular change in stockers and feel
ers. prices ranging from A.A0aii.5 hatexs
evs and cattle being in usual demand e
recent quotations.
Hogs-Prices were stronger from sa4s
opening with sales largely daec nignef iAa5
IA, the close OF last week. The extres4
range of prices for common 20 prime drons1
OF hogs was 50 zen .2ois; bulk, saTsssk
s97is; pigs. IS .556tS.sa. common pigs, So
The large supply or sheep and Lars
naturally caused a weaker market. as &
prices averaged Zoe lower. Sheep, S. e.
/ ~ for the poorest lots up 10 A..a t&
strictly choice. fed Westerns selling III
s. Stati 20 Yearlings sold At 81 6fai5,i4 -
lambs were wanted az $iae15. ., few ~
ing below So
Reeeipts-Cattle. 1890; hogs, 4sa
sheep, 1900.
Omaha.
OMAHA. r'eb. Cattle Receipts. iFf
market steady. Native beef steers, So
4s5. Western Steers, 81. bsft1s.n. Tts&
steers. $5qS.75 CONS and hetfers Saf5 q
Gamers. S26l2 80: stockers and feeds&
s. 60@i 50. calves. $iUa. balls and siss88
iIogs-Receipts. ESQ. market s,caa@
HEAVY So s0Gf5.S, mixed. 81. .0ts3sa ligs&
s.. 1915. 80. bulk or sales 81. 7Zat8.is \
Sheep Receipts. e@t9, market low
Fair 10 choice natives 81, .U6ti.5 -, fair Il
choice Westerns. I.etNfi.ie, coininot q
stock sheep. S3u5.90, lambs. ,..2a9sa.@
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STEAMERS.
FLY on THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
az oua hour aua twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Sestfle-Tacoala
rouse as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY MAYA
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattie-1.s5. u Is a. m. Z:i5. s:i5
y. n
Leave Tacoma--e.59 a m. /. 40 .. n.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle - j. IN. y m. .. n
Lave T8comz-a.5e z m. 2.35. p .. n.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma and Commercial dock. foot O. Ma
ri9n street. seattle
Sundays steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. creamery. l30l9tzc.
dairy. liIlzc
Cheese-Quiet: Sgt>iac.
EggS-SteaGy. fresh, i5isC
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Mining stocks,


WASHINGTON. Feb 7.-Treasury state
ment today: Available cash balance
go, 9IS 9.1; gold reserve Sl64 $50 6Ss
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PAcIFIC CsIAsT STEAMSHIP -.

TIE Company elegant STEAMERS UNA
Tff.f4A CITY OF PTEBLA and WALI.A
WAI Ia leave SEATTLE via Port Towns
end aud Victoria. u. C.. a m. Jan. =,
re2, ,.-, H. = = = y Mar e T. ~. .
FRANCISCO for Seattle via Victoria Il.
G. and Port Townsend 10 a m, Jan 9.
FEB. ;. 10. y, =. =. March ?. :. IL. i, q.
e. April !. G. H. Is q "a
FOR ALASKA.
The steamers QUEEN, VICTORIAN.
CRY and cURAcoA. leave SEATTLE
a. n Feb. l. = 3 IL Is Il = q s.
March !. . II r. Is. 70. - IS - H. April
5 10 Is L. Is %, y. =. =. -. The com
parry reserves right 10 change without pre-
ytous notice steamers. sailing dates and
hours Of sailing. For further particulars
J. r. TRoWRRIDGE. P. S supt. Ocean
Dock Seattle. City Ticket Agt-. eos First
Ave. Seattle. Goodall. Perkins Co.
Gen. Agts. 8. r.
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SEATTLE WHEAT n,HhEr.

IShsst- Ex.e-t- 10 cab -ac No /
l34-s sfa. -ec N.las. NJ, I club. &c;
~ a.-estefo u
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NUTS.

Wainuts per lh. sack SGilc. Eastern
black wainuts. S. pecans. lcsil-c. il3erts.
l2c almonds. fancy e1tt shell. Haze
a4u3uls cheaper grade. sgltc. pea
Hsts 51ffc. pine. l@C, aickory. &C. Italian
ches,nII i-1c. Brazil lie, hazel. &c. CO.
c11llls. ~ Sc per doz. pop corn &c per
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Seattle Everett & Wh8tccnn Route.
Stff+ - Washington leaves Seattle daily
~ fut saturday AZ 81 % M
s+ffir fvere.' and IA Conner Route
Sfssn.- F1}rrHven leaves Sea:tfe daily
except saturday - u y, IN. calling az Fv-
sfe't Soing oer-t NJ aud4v Wednesday ard
atf EiHt south Tuesday. Thursday
alta * f.tfs
7 icpeorr Natn - Yesls~ ar-,k
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4 new dental rubber has appssls,
y hien should save tae dentists an ih'a- /
amount OF trouble heretofore y y
pairing foundation plates Tor aiua
teeth It has been ihe practice 70 sS'aF.
q sheet Of "red denfal rubber INTO : -
rix made from wax impTessfosa y
mouth. and then Is SupeFpose lass' - -
pressure on sheet 81 pink asisss.
ber." The lattcf being De tonzSs' - q
rial serves ~ sustain tae strain sns 80. 4
b4 brought on the dental plalF 80. !
use Tho sheets 0f these swo nDass ~
are uaw run into ons So hsksss see...vs
pressing process which gives aasas's
density T. the substance ana ss'-s. -
better Mate 10 be- uate than + poss
when the two sheets heve - e
rately MANIPULATED ~ ire dsFtast
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THE CITY or sEAT'rLE-City Treas
urtFs Notice
Notice l. hereby given that the third an
nual insialnent Of local Improvement
district No ~ for the Improvement Of
Temperance Street. in the city Of Seattle.
from Bradley Street North 10 Ninth
Street under the provisions OF ordinance
No. se}s watch provides for the improve
inent OF said street hY grading the same
a9d eoast ruCtinE sidewalks on both sides
thereof ana providing for the payment
therefor 70 installmeBfs and establishing
= faud for such payment by the levying
and collection 81 special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
nemt. and providing for the issuance OF
bonds as authorized hy an act OF The leg-
tglasure ~ the state OF Washington, APP
proved March 9Th 1855. and under tire pro-
visions Of ordinance No. 3Sia. approved
May Eth. 1894. AZ amended by ordinance
No. 5IN approved July iith. 1894. has
been duly certified u me for collection.
and toe respective sums therein charged
aud levied against eaCh parcel and lot of
land. and part thereof In said district.
IN payment of such instaiment remains
unpaid. and the same. including the inter
est on the whole amount charged must
De paid on or before the Seventh aay OF
March 1855 Unless payment be made
or such instsEment Or or before
the seventh day of March, 1sas, the
same shah become delinquent and
shall bear interest n the rate Of nine per
cent per annnm until pait and II not
paid before said time penalty Of tive CD
inqHent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
lot ana parcel OF land and part thereof
delinquent aud with the interest and
penalty shall b. collected as other taxes.
together with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized 20 be charged
ana collected on ether delinquent taxes.
afti each lot or parcel az land 50 dgiin-
'rtient STAN be- sold for the amount os such
assessment. with interest penalty and
costs. IN The manner provided bE iux
GEORGE + MEACTfAM
city Treasurer OF the clay of Seattle.
Date ~ Ter publication Feb g. fSaN
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Receipt. and SHIPMENTS.

Sides-Shors clear {boxed). s. 25Sl5.s5
Whisky-Distillers finished goods, ps
ga llpr, 81 iSfs
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.

Fresh Meats Gob5ing)-Cow beef. sa
20 per III. steer. beef. &c per ID; mutton
Size per III: pork. Ga6l2c per ID; veal. large
safe: veal. small. SC.
hams. small 1o'5c: breakfast bacon. llihc:
drv salt sides 6leei7C.
Fresh Fish Oobbing) 49, Halibut. ca
&c. salmon. Glf9C. salmon trout Q
Wi0c founders. g ale, soles. &c
rock cod. &c. back bass. sc; perch. si.Gr &c |;
mountain trout. l2iaul5c: shrumps lOc !:
smelt. 9N4c; tom cod. &c: her ring 3lI4c; oy-
sters. Olympia. sS.5e per sack 81. 50 PEI gal
Ion: clans. $50 sack; Dungenesss crabs
live 9dc. cooked $40
Smoked Fish CohbnEl-Salm0n. steel
head. zee. Chinook Zoe. fan salmon. case;
halihut. chunks. loo; sides. sc: bucklings
Coo uer hCx herring &c
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
BreadStuM s.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Wheat
easter, OWING to general ram throughout
the state. spot q traction lower. barley
unchanged. Oats dull. no change in
prices.
Fiour-Net cash for family extras, si.55
gas: bakers extras, A.S3s:4.4a.
Wheat-Shippirg. Siseaxl.8ll4 for No.
and Sl.i-1z for choice: milling, Sl.A3fal.5l.
Bar y-t'eed 800. brewing, Slo7i..
OatS-Poor 70 far SI.lz-zei -l5. good 10
choice. Yl4lsgll.E1s, fancy feed. Si.--iest
l-29. gray. Sl.l5tz l.lsiz, milling, S.l sAxst
Sl.2-12: surprise. sl.zgGIl.S5. black for seed.
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Butter-R2nch, l5Nl7c, Tancy dairy. in
squares 20I22c. Washington creameries
2-lb prints 25I21c; Iowa in tubs. 25c
Cheese oobbing}- Native Washington 10
II2r. Eastern l2ie1l3C.
Eggs OObhinEl- S}ovage Eastern. I4n17c:
strictly fresh ranch, S2T22c.
Comb Honey -'ml2c. Nevada, lie
strained honey 5G6iac
PuGltry-I PRESSED chickens fz.qc: live
chickens 1e0 l2'ec; dressed turkeys l5aI6c.
ducks. $4,000 Per doz; dressed ducks. II
Ifel-c
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Sugar GohbIngj-Golden &C" In bbls. per
To. Size extra &C" in bhis. per III, 5ssc:
dry graduated. in bbls. per 10. 57sc; cube,
&c, powdered, 6l2c; spot cash prices.
Flour. etc Oobbing)-Patenj Excellent.
$h25; Novelty A. 81: .Klondike. $4,I5; Big
Loaf s. Gold Drop. IS 50: Legal Tender
s.. %; Tyee $i.2S: California brands s4609
40: 9uckwheat. pr Dbl $50; per cwt
-. ..9io"; graham. per bul 500 "
10-lb sacks Sgla Der cwt roll
oats, per bal 2-9os, S4.5o: hominy. per cwt.
s2oo faxed wheat So per case; whole
whea. four. per Dbl $oo: per cwt
g. pear barley, loo-lb sacks. $40: 25-o
boxes. &c, split peas, per lo0-lb sack 3l5c;
33-ib boxes, 4c: pea meal sos. s3.75; los
s. farina. los s3.75; cracked wheat, sos
SEQ los. 2.l5: cat meal. steel cut Jns
$40 los. So. corn meal yellow. los $780,
Sos 81. 40 white Jas Sl60. 5as. $50: faxed
hosniny. bhls 81 kegs. SIS.
coffee Oob5iagl-Green-M Mocha. per 10
&c; Java. per 10. 2iU2sc; Costa Rica
choice. per 10. 2ic. Roa s,ed-Arbuckle' $
IN l0o-lh cases. per cwt si1.15: G0-lb cases
per cwt. sil.25; 36-lb eases. per cwt 81 81;
lava. 50-,b tins. per H. &c: sacks. 34c: Alden
Mocha. 37'2c; Caracola, &c. Guatemala.
Gle ground coffee 16d20c; Lion. zoos. sll.l5
Cos 81 p. 9fs sf1 q
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

The markets Yesterday were quiet. wet
aea ner krsp ping prospective buyers n
doors Whole grain and min feed were
very iirm and ghe nsral market - quite
active. Hay continues the same IN price
tG0ugl a ca8nge J. very probable before
long. There Is no caulifi0wer or cabbage in
market. The California steamer = eA-
peCted today and the situation VIII be re-
heVed There IS splendid demand for cab
DIge ana the price may advance 10 =.
This. however. : only pr0blenaucai. and
Viii Z pend entirely upon the amount re-
ceived today.
The poultry market i we'll cleaned up Of
both ike ana dressed stock. The demand
il weaker.
Taere is a slight change I'm eggs. one
dealer Offering yesterday a i2c advance
over Saturdays quotation.
Salmon and perch are getting a little
scarce in he market.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.


Clearances AZ the Seattle. Tacoma, Spo-
kane ard Portland clearing houses today
were:
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROvTE

VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City % Kingston between Ia
coma Wash. and Victoria. r. c.
S.o0Tsn Nv VI Tacoma ITO Ar 4:g0pm
I0.oopm Nv Is SEATTLE 60 Ar 1.45pm
i.eam Ly 72iPt Townsend j. AT lo:45am
3:45afn Ar iia Victoria NJ I-v eoam
"DaiIy except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes st-ciass ac-
comrodatlons carrying both freight and
passengers and lfaves fran Yssler wharf
Seattle. for Victoria. at 10 p. m. and for
Tacoma al 2:i5 D. N.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy state
rooms until a. m.
For rates. tickets etc. inquire Of
c. r. THORNDYKE.
Agent. Yesier Wharf Seattle
J A NADEAT
General Agent n. p. Ry Seattle.
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froduce. fruits. Exc
Millstuffs- Middungz. s.. 5lI25.
hay-Nheat, Sibsl 1870, wheat and o2t,
$l6ui..Se, best barley, slS.J1ule, alfalfa.
sl0.50uIl: clover SIletIi.5a. stock. sllu ll.5u
compressed wheat. slo9 Use; straw, per
egetabies-Potatoes. Early Rose. 65d
l5c per Genital; River Burhanks. atFa tsc per
genital, River Reds, f519sc per GENITAL;
Oregon BurhankS, ttuttsc per ceotA.,
sweets. &c: siNerskin onions. S2.60a2- .
per GENITAL. cucumberS- si4l-50 garlic, "a
4'=c; green peas. Sc; string beans. less-tc
per 10; okra. l5c: Chilli green peppers, -
a25c: mushrooms. aoal75c.
Frults-Apples. common. Nai5oc' choice.
Sl.21ul.4 9c; cranberrits, SsnS; oranges,
navel, Sl.25G2.5o: Mexican lines, repacs,
<65i7; common California lemons. 15cQ sl-25.
choice California lemons. s4eg21o; bananas.
Sl.21G2-@ per bunch; pineapples, H-5a-S
Butter-Fancy creamery. 26isc; do sec
onds; 25a 2oc; fancy dairy. 2ic; do seconds,
22I23c.
Cheese-New. lie: old, aGloc: California
cream cheddar l01llc: Young American
llal2c: Eastern. l2ul3c,
Eggs-store 2lc: fancy ranch. ga 2Sc;
Poultry-Turkey gobblers llal2c per III;
turkey hens. uul2c; old roosters. $3.50
so, young ROSTERS. SiG5. small broilers.
S3I4; large broilers. Si.l0d5: fryers. 81 30
QS; hens, s2u4. old ducks. SS.5od 81:
young ducks. S3.50lti.5o: geese 81. 25Gfl. 80
per pair; old pigeons. 81: young pigeons,
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 10 l62; wheat, CEN
tails, 2,&U. barley. centais. $40. oats. CEN
tails. 500: corn, centais. 70; beans. sacks
2.3sS; potatoes. sacks 2.220; onions. sacks
30. bran. sacks 30; middlinGs. sacks $40.
hay. tons. 35S: wool bales ?: hides, num-
Der. 69i: quicksilver. TASKS, loo. wine. gal
Ions. IS, 7e0
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady; December ST. 2si2; May
s1.3Si4
Barley-Steady May 92asc
Corn-Large yellow, Sl05dIl01is
Bran-$2o 5eG2I5o.
Wool and Hops
Wool-Spring: Nevada. i11i3c: Oregon
l2Hlic. Fail: Southern coast lambs. ia
Sc: San Joaquin lambs Ease: Northern
lambs, HAZE; mountain lambs, logic.
san Joaquin mains, .a9c; Humboldt ana
Mendocino, li0l5c.
Hops-Old crop. nominal; new, 12l2Q16c
Exchange.
London 60 days. 1888. London. sight .4s6
.sst sI
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The following prices are being offered TO
the producers by local dealers for delivery
IN round lots on the dock or in the car a.
Seattle:
Graiu-Puget sound oats. s2o02l; barley.
81 59als: wheat. chicken feed. 81; bran,
Sl39ils, shorts, 81: corn. SI212a,
N9y-PEset sound hay. Ssal0 per ton:
Eastern Washington timothy, 15@l6.
Rye-Whole, $2o6121.
EgSs-Fresh ranch. l942ll-c.
22G25c
Poultry-Chickens. live. 9G10c per 10:
ducks. live s350G5.00.
Live Stock-CRosce beef cattle. cows.
&c: steers. ic, choice sheep 40
). r. yooa hogs live. &c; hogs dressed.
5ilG6C: calves. dressed, large SC; small. Ia
he calves. live. large. &c; calves, live,
HHtss Pets and Woo.-Heavy sailed
steers, over GO lbs SGSisc: medium per Id
Sc: light. under &c los. &C; heavy COWS SO
&C. hgnj. lc, sailed kips. &c; calf. per To- Sc;
green hides. lc less than salted; dry hides;
Per 10. Nft}2c: Culls on above. one-third
less: dry elks, per Ia eul2c; dry deer skins.
summer. per II. lsH25c; goo. winter. l3c:
Door TO thin winter. S6l6c: sheep pelts. long
wool Western Washington cleaned, l2c
ne III dirty l0nI2c per 10: wool. clean.
i5Glsc; dirty timber stained. I2Giic; tai
low. 2ls Q3c
JobbinG Quotations.
Johbing quotations yesterday were as fol-
lows:
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Of land and part thereof. so delinquent.
ard with the interest and penalty snaai De
collected as pfher taxes. together with
such additional charges or penalties as arc
authorized 20 BE- charged ard collected on
other ltesluauenf taxes. and each lot or
parcel o. and - delinquent shall % solG
for the amount Of szgaa assessment win
interest. penalty and costs. IN the manner
provided ~ iaw
GEORGE r. TF.AftHsM
cGrv Treasurer o. the Ciiy 81 Seattle.
Date - Isl publication. FEB. : fs>.
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Nuts and Dried Fruits.

Dri-d Fruit Oo5bing) Apricots
h,eached. per H. 7G9c: igs. California. per
.5 sack. 81. wal,e 6iac. peaches eVap-
r. stc. uriDes Washington 50Sc: Cah-
fo-na. t07c. raislus l. l.. szqs per box:
ioo-e MascateiieS ts.G6lsc pr ID. seed
less NLscafelies ~. Seedless Sultanas f2c
per IN. smyrna fgs. fancy barge lie; fancy
snaN 10. Golden DIS sGIfinc
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ID -. 0t sE.ATTI.E-elty -

THE City OF SHsATTLE-tlty Treas
urer's Sotice
Nofsee 3 hege5sg given that the third an
rnal nstaliGneng Of local Improvement gls-
tFlct No. 81. for the Improvement 81 Xii
bourne Avenue ard George Street. Ia the
city OF Seattle from flE@ east BUe o. ) 10
tory Street formerly known as Section
Street 10 the Seattle Lake Shore 4 East
eTn Fighf-0f-way- ii BagieT's addition.
under the provisions q ordinance No 5ai9.
which provide fof the Improvement %
ssla street rs grading and pianklne the
same ami constructing sidewalks fr both
sides Thereof. with parking strips between
sidewalks and property fines. aud pEov.d-
ing for the payment therefor 50 INSTALL
Tnents ard establishing a fund FOR such
payment ~ the ieFg3ug and collection u
HDtetA4 asses aTnTllts ufaon The properly
benefited ~ the Improvement and provid-
ing for the issuance Of bonds as author
lied ~ an act 81 the legislature % the
State ~ Washington. approved March SIN.
lssS. ard under the PROVISIONS - ordinance
No S3Is approved May 1th. }sJf. as amend
81 ~ ordinance No. 5ft. approved July
18th, ISL has p@eu duly certified - me for
collection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and LAT Of land and part thereof. In said
district. In payment Of saeh iustaliusent
remains unpaid. and the same, including
the interest GA tbs whole amount charged,
must b. paid or or before ;he seventh day
OF March. lass. Unless payment De- made
Oh such insfaiiment on OF before she Sew
eTth day OF March. 1885, the same shall
become delinquent. and shall bear interest
at the rate Of nine per cent. per annum
until paid and If nos paid before said
time q penalty Of Eve 90 per cent. Ghall
lie added and the sums delinquent shall
be entered on the annual tax roll for t1e
current year against each lot and parcel
OF land. and part Thereon. 50 delinquent.
and with the interest and peualty shall
be collected as other taxes together with
such additional charges or penalties are
authorized to be charged ard collected on
other delinquent tsxer. and each lot or
parcel of land so delinquent shall be sold
for the amount Of such assessment with
interest. penalty ana costs, in the manner
provided by law
GEORGE r MEACIAM
City Treasurer OF the city OF Seattle.
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City Treasurer OF the city Of Seattle.
Date Of ist publication. Feb. :. ls.'s.
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