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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16
TIDE LAND SALES APPROVED.
state Commission Passes on Forty.
three Tracts In seattle.

Specia! Dispatch 10 the Post TnteiligeHcer
. OLYMPIA, Sept. ia.--The state land COM
mission has approved the sale of forty
three pieces of tide lands In Seattle 10 the
following purchasers:
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Waeat-MaTket nominal: export. No. ]
cup, acc Ne. eiuextem. Sc: milling, Ne.
club, 51c; No. / bluesrera. soc.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Bread~tuHa.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept i5.-wheat Is
ufnler and more active. caused by A squirt
a. SAieago. Both spot and futures are
higher. Rather lower barley market, not
@!iaslanGing the advance ii wheat. re-
Csipts were over la,GSD centais, mostly from
Washington Light arrivals Of CATS stead
ler tone 20 market. Prices 10 higher. Spot
Flour-Ne, cash for family extras, AIs
04;-9. bakers extras. s,a4.lS.
. hfS for cSoIepap nl NIl. ier Nc and
BaE!ey-Feed. si.lsQL LIS, brewing, nom
lnal.
oats-Peor to fair. sl.e7l4alle: good to
cao:ce' 81 ,-tgg l-,. fancy feed, 81 0al. 2--la
sr gray leg leg ~ = milling als4l2o sls-
Receipts.
e. Fiou Ia quarter sacks, ls,a94; wheat, CEN
eeaia.s, 4.i1o, do Washington 1880: oats
ceniais, lS5, do Oregon, 30, beans. sacks
10; eorns q, centa!s. Eastern: 400: potatoes.
rs, 10 Oregon. 5s4; middlings. sacks, az:
bay. tons. S,., wool. bales 80; aides.
number, ses; raisins. boxes. 80: wine gal
Ions, $3.50.
Closing Quotations.
>, Wheat-Easy: December. N.lsla: May,
Corn~-Large yellow. si.o71s.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spriug- Oregon. l0ai2c:
valley. Oregon. l5ffl1c. Faii-Northsrn
mountain .ambs. sallc; mountain lambs.
s4 i"; san Joaquin plains, s4sc, Humboldt
Hops-Crop OF 1897. saloc: crop OF 1885.
l04l2i2c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
g. MISUNDERSTANDING. slsa2o; bran. ,l45o
Hay-W"heat, sls.5oals.5o: whea. and oat.
sisg 10: best barley. sllul2; alfalfa. Sll4
l2se: ssra" per bale. soe,4ee.
banks, 4Sa165c. Salinas Rurha ass>SssI M
Oregon, 65cM3i.
Negeiabies-Silver skin onions, 5eQs5e:
pickle onions, des'se; garlic. 2af3c. string
beans 2G3c per 10; bay summer squash. Is
a3oc box; okra. dried. Toe ID; chilli green
peppers. 25a40c.
49, Fruits-Apples. choice. 81; common. so1
eecgs nutmegs. 3o@esc. grapes, Isabella,
8 S9c . eratc; peaches. 5ousoc; pears.
a aaI5s al = h eox Plnms 25asos box
pack. $3.50; common California lemons.
gas. choice California lemons. Sc 1914. So:
bananas, slgi.25 bunch; pinesppies. ssai
uttcer-Fancy creamery. &c; seconds, n
Use fancy dairy, nofn.na4 seoouds, isa
cheeese-New. lie: old, loc: Young Amer
=, i Esgsns 5, i!a2le: fancy ranch. 2sQssc:
turkey hens, iaaflac. old roosters ,25a
40: young ROSTERS. *i5oa55o: snall broIi-
srs. s-.5eG3. large broilers, $3.50; fryers, s.:
hens. sim5, old ducks { 1880: vo1,ng
ducks, An5, geese si.:jnI59 pair. sos-
Hngs, sl-Aal50: old pigeons. 81 sal 20.
young pigeons 81 25ni IS
Financial
Sterling on London. sixty days. ss.S3i5:
sterling on London, sight. 81 s5i..
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. aBIDrafts-Sight -. ia
Mex. DOS sbQ is;zi Telegraph .. =. %
Mining stocks
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WASHINGTON. Sept i5.--'rodays state
ynent of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $si7 s4l, Ala:
gold reserve S2a2 1fTii0
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CITY TREASURER'S NpTTCE-The CITY
OF seattie--Department OF Finance, Treas


Notios, is Hereby Given. That the assess
men; roll of Local Improvement District
No. q for the improvement OF Irving Ave.
nue. and Chestnut Street. in the city Of
Seattle. from Market Street 10 Green
Street under the provisions OF Ordinance
No 2,s7s. providing for said Improvement
by grading the same and CONSTRUCTING side-
walks thereon. and for an assessment TO
pay therefor 10y the mode OF 'payInth; by
bonds has heretofore been duty certtuei
to me for collection. ard the respective
each LOT AID parcel Of land in said district
must lie paid In len equal annual payments.
with interest upon the whole SUN 20
charged and levied. or such tnstaiinf0ts
thereof as remain unpaid. At the rate Ok
ten per cent. per annuna. and sad interest
must be paid annually together atth the an
nual instalInsnts falling due in each year.
Said sums began 10 bear Interest On NE
nth day OF October. lsS2. ard the en- n
stailment Of said assessments and ine =
teresi for the sth year viii become due on
the 18th day OF October. leSs.
Unless paymen, h.. made &C said Install
ment % principal and said interest ~ rt
before said ilth day 81 october. lHs>. ihe
sa me shall become delinquent aud shall
bear interest al the rate or ten per cent
per annum anti paid. and II got paid BE-
fore tie same snail have become DEM
quen. Il penalty ~ I'VE re! cent snail he
added and the sums Delinquent shall be
entered on annual TAX roll Tor the current
year agaius; each -ot and parcel az lana
30 delinquent and with ire interest co.ieet-
ga as other taxes separate account being
kept thereof. and L not paid within the
time fixed fer The payment 81 ,fty taxes,
shall b@ collected as such taxes are col
lected. together with such additional
charges or penalties are authorized 70
be charged ard collected on other Delft
Quent taxes. and each loj or narce. 50 De
nnquent shall lie Sold fog Ire amount of
such assessment. with interest an3 cQSts. At
the t!ae and in the manner and BY me
same authority as lands ard lots are Sold
for city taxes. A, 1t. FDoAh.
City Treasurer os the Cay of SeaStae
Date 81 first publication. Sept. $. lsss
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Sept t5-whaat firm and
nlgAer; club. ssi2c: blues;sEn, eslsc.
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The best route - via Southern Pacific t.
San Francisco. thence by direct steamer
Accommodations should be engaged we'd
ia advance 80 she demand .s great.
Fer rats. ssllngs, etc. call on or al
lrsgs Thomas A GRAHAM. district yasssn-
ger aaG freight agent. Southern Pacific
Co tss First avenue. Seattle
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA-I.verpoel whea,
shorts were evidently VERY much alarmed
as septsfil s'er delivery Of tie article there
vas Tad higher than Il closed yesterday be-
fore trading commenced here Their alarm
communicated isSetf TO thesr ty-,s.etilaiIva
brethren Of the same kind IN Chicago, the
consequence Of whsch was a rise in pa
ceFnber Of &C bushel a, tbs start and tsc
more III the rext fifteen minutes sepferT,-
Der shorts were mere cruelty dealt with
having - pay from i'.mlaso over las,
niSat cloSe. Duluth was Ire only one Of
the Western primary markets that recesv-
&c anything Ike what might De considered
heavy receipts. The daily repetition Of
very ANAL receipts however outside az
DulIth had az length iaseratess sns ,es,frs.s
- TIE hears 20 a point they could no long
or stand Minneapolis cash wheat ad-
vamee1 Zi4c htAsaei AMI cash wheat RI Dsi-
ID , -#e during the first hour. Liverpool
kept adding 20 t1s early advance IN Sep
tern5fr ard finally closed at gain for the
GAY Of "a per cantai, or the equivalent Of
5Aec a 0uSaei September cinsssi vstfh
gain % l5sc ana December rose 2.1Txc
earn WAS In q Z s<xyuntIed ard tinrespor.-
site nssod 20 the strength in wheat De-
cernAeg closed unchanged to Isc up.
= fairly active cash demand together
Win The rally In wheat stAaaied oaia May
closed unchanged Ia Nc higher
Wheat, No. 2.
openinx. Hlghest Lowest. Closing.
Sept ...@sA& fyaA s. @4 ss3s
Re- Re- g s.. e. 80 = g. q s:
Germ. M. 2.
SEPT ~ - 81 - fTas..
Ie. 49, - 4 -. - 8 -. u.s. 9zsi. 81
May .-I$gslis sias41l.s sIs7si5. 2l%. 93las
Data. No. z.
Tsc -. 9azx - 75.s 80 So
May -. - 1z-s -.
Meas Pork, Per Barrel
ocs IS ~ ss53 81 s@ss s. $40
Dec -. s1Sa k5~lg = ~ -
JAZZ 49, - IS s@sa -1s
Lard, Per 100 pounds.
oct ga So 81 s74 81 ~ 81 ~
Dec -. S44 4 So sS1s 4s.19
JsG 80. ia s3ig 80 1 azAs
short Ribs, Per 100 Pounds.
al s.: azi: s;5 sx,s
Jaa ..4.4@ 80 "a As
Cash Quotations.
F7faalr-Ersvr
Waeas-No. : spring s4Fss-xc: No. :
szswsrg szSz<ssssn. No. : red. Sc
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B1tser-Market ar-n: creamerses. isGasc:
dsirles. llsx9I1c
Eggs-Frssh. I5lts1ac,
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IF you have Just returned from Rfoa-
H!ks 81 Alaska and are on year way %
your Eastern home. ycu cannot A. bitter
thaa travel ever fse Northern Pacific.
with ia Pullman ard dining cars en- sy-
cry train. zTard.ng every comfort ard Ell.
client ssrgSes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16

FTous-Recelpes A,s.4 harrels: exports,
ls.5@i barrels. market generally fAc higher.
Waeai-~Reesspss. Iso. ss9 bushels. exports.
III. 49, bushels. spot. strong: No. 2 red va
& .. D, options opened strong and degea-
opes a h.x rise II September threaga a
scarcity Of eher;s. aided by higher cables
ard ssrcaG outside markets: subsequent
reslixiag brought some decline ffam me
top; Ne. . red. September, closed a, s.k.c.
Weoi-Quiet.
Hsps-StroHg.
Cofse-Opgioas opened steady. &c lower
10 &C higher sales $50 aags. .ncindins:
September, a-aScs October 5-Saes spot; Rio,
dun Ne 5, invoice, sac; Ne. :. Joe6sng.
tsc: mild. quiet; Coraeva, SAi5c.
Sugar-Ra~. firm: fair refining, 3s.issa
S'se; centrifugal. - test, sSse; reined.
strong.
Metals.
Pig iron Warrants S. 7sszssso
Copper-Iake Sl2-S&ll2ssie.
Tsr-sisss Is 1915.
Spelter-s4 Saf4. STU.
l.saa-s4s.sos. The firTn that fixes the se',-
ing price Tor miners and sglelsers quotes
lead at Ss.N al the close.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Seattle, Sep. Il. lsg

Exchanges az the Seattle. Tacoma, spa-
kane aai Portland clearing hoZxsss today
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Sept. ls-The Evening
Posts London financial cabieEfam says.
The stock markets here were generally
better today. The chief gains are in Ar
cent!nes and Americans. The latter was
benefited by reassufing cables received
through arhitrage houses 10 dearer
money IN New York. These cables said
that any great rise in money rates viii ia
prevented by gold imports. Pacific stocks
were especially improved on the adjust
nont OF rates and on Berlin b0ying. The
market CLOSED AZ about the best.
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We xs@ E5@ pr .cArS4 - - AZ lLNsss : "a
sor the sFA1s ganx H. aSzsg@s "a NeuasFs.-
AsaAoE. Brewer ard Es1- fs-sarg. SasAp
fas.5an gxaraatsss. Cali - scdrsos Pest
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ana each lot or parce! 80 delinquent shall
oe SOLO Tor the amount OF slssfl assess
ment. with Interest and costs. al tha tirns
ano n the manner and ey the same aI.-
.nority as ianis and lots are sold tor city
taxes. |
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NEW YORK ETS.


NEW YORK. Sept. Is Very large
amounts or money found their way infe
Stocks and bonds today and the apathy and
depression which nave hung over the stock
marker during practically all OF This morn
ing were completely diss.pated. Even
Sugar, whica al the opaning showed some
continued apprehension on the part OF held
eTS regarding the formidable competition,
Impending IN the trade yielding 10 the In
nuence and more than recovered It's early
losses In very large transactions Manhat-
IAN res steG attack and rose with the gen
erai market. The late uneasiness over the
future OF the money market had complete
ly disappeared. II was early demonstrated
that the late leaders OF the bull market
wera 20 give place 10 others, the Changers
and other high priced dividend stocks meet
ing free offerings over a moderate advance
The most conspicuous movement, was IN
lower grade stocks with dividend reports
and the Pacitics were Clearly the leaders
They were advanced In London before the
opening here and the New York marke,
took UP the advance where the London
market left or Northern Pacific led the
group with an extreme advance OF 3& on
enormous transact 'ons. There were no re-
actions OF any Importance during the day
and the closing was firm and generally near
the top prices. Bonds were strong and
higher. Total sales, S3.6i0.tsp. United States
threes advanced = in the bid price today.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, 2l.9t5 per cent: last loans,
per cent. prime mercantile paper sef5
per cent; sterling exchange, weak with
actual business in bankers bills at sISaga
4>4L. for demand and at s4.4Gi4S43. for 20
4sai3: commercial bills, s.sl14sit. silver
certificates, soi. ss61e: bar silver. e9lac: Mex
lean dollars, tsc: government bouss. firm:
state bonds. dull: railroad bonds, duh.
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. l5.-Wheat~Spet.
No. red Western winter. firm at 81 81.
Corn-American mixed spot new. quiet at
* lnd. Futures steady: September. IS Id:
October Is Issd: December, Is 2Tsd
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BOSTON. Sept. i5-Closing:
Bos. x Mon -. paTro.L $3.50 gsIs
Butte d Bos . ssa.
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L. s. new 81 =. fo5S. n. J. Cen IS 49, flTs.
New ~, reg .,i2Ila North Car SIS ..I2s
New .s. coup .1ITl4l toDrs go. .....i03
Fours. reg -...lIg4 Nor. Pac- lists ..ii5
Fours. coup ..ili1@l Threes 80. go. e7hs
Twos, reg 80. - Fours 49,. .....i0il.
Fives, reg ....il2l& lNY.C & StL Is. 1851
Elves. coup ..il2i4 Nor. & West. s.. t23
District s5s IN y. ". ConSols i4ai.
Ala.--ciasg A LIS Dab IS ........iiai.
Class y ......-l09 jor. Nav lists ...l1t
Class { .-.....lst fGIrS co.. 49,. 81.
Currency -.ino or. =. l. IS. !. r.I2s
Atchison AZ ..... - Ftves, {. =. 10
Adj, As ........ TIA Pac. SIS Of 70 80. .ig2H
Can. So. Eds ....1G9 Reading Is ... SCI.
Can. Pac. lists e.. o.. Il. -; w ISIS 800 MA.
Chi. Term. As .. y lSf.L. Il fM.C5s. -
Ches Il Ohio aF.u57< stL. * SIG 6s.1f9
G, II * -. 4i@s. lo44s ~. T. Con ......i5i
u. * r. G.. lists -l0l StP.C. * P-ists. lis14
F'ours So. @ls kiyes -. lila.
East Tenn. Isis .loN IS. {. Non-F and. .
Erie Gen. IS 80. T2's So. Railway s. 80
r W&p ists,i.r. - stand r. & T SIS IS
Gen. Fec. IS ...iis2 Tenn new set 50 -
@ II. Il 5. A IS. io5 I. L. L. q. lists 1oft.
Seconds .l9Zaz. Reg 2is ....... fgf.
II * +. Cen. Il. III Union Pac. Il &c.. MA
Con. As .ltas2 I P..D. 4 q lists Tst.
Iowa e lists ..t8A. Wab. Is; ~ .....1lii.
La New Con As. i13 Seconds M 49, 80.
l.. & n. Unl IS. - West Shore A. .IB7a.
Missouri IS .....ifs VA. Centuries -
NJ. X. Il T. Eds. setei deferred . 49,. s
fours go. MA VS. Cen. ISIS 5ii2
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Fresh meats Gobbing)-C'ow beef. e1slsc
per Ii; steer beef, Gi2J7c per lb: mutton
wethers. slsc per ID: pork. 7}2e per 10: veal
large. 5G6c, small. s. per 10.
Provisions 0obbng)-fIams large. i0ikc:
hams. small He: breakfast bacon lie;
dry sared slices lac.
Lard Uobbing }-Home-made. per ID. TIC:
White Star, '&e: Coin SPECIAL. Sc; lara
compound. t!erces. exc: Rex. s4.c
Fresh :1aA Oobbing) -Haibat. 39ic; sal
mon, 3'zUti1c; salmon trout. Sql0c.
Founders 3@i,: soles. T.. rock cod e.
trout IZl1ulSc; shrimps Zoe; sme.t. Sas4c;
tom sod. &C; oysters. Olympia. s. % per
sack. $50 per gallon, CLANS $40 per
:, "a DGnseness eFabs. live, 81; cookel.
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C1ea-a r-aa Balances.
seattle .. R2Ha $50 - 3AS 500 "a
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butteF-Kauch l5uiSc; fancy dairy. IN
squares. l>g Nc. Washington creaTaeriaT.
gin 229t25c
Cheese Communicative Washington.
u'eIi@c; Eastern. llQi2e.
Eggs oobhinel Strictly fresh ranch. .3Q
a.. Eastern, lsgglac.
Comb honey-i@g@lIc; Nevada. 12c. strain
honey sG6iac
Poul,ry-Dressel chickens. i5c: snr,rg
eamickens. sZ@s9t Fer doz: I've chickens.
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*AAA III NJ = = Fkrl~ ION
Attorney for p(aintfT
Posto~ice Address Retr, 40 Pioneer
Diork Seattle. Wasli1C,or.
Date q arst publication. September l.
is9s.
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sGetubics.

potatoes Copoirg'-New ssosfle; svvae.
potatoes. Zisc per 70. per crate 81 <, cf,-n,1
skin onions. si-leail5. be~is 81 per sa
carrots, 80 Ter sack: turnips 75c per sack.
cAbuage. u - ger no cauilG0wer' SOC nar
auE, HUBBARD squash. p; summer soasaaa
4F@~; pumpkins, a~se; green corn 1gf&ggf5.
Ftr doz. bsli peppers. S! per crate. gsriy.
%9hc; tomatoes. senHtfc Pc hex. cgicernl,s~.
- - per 1oEi celery. sac Der saz~ -.
plant. = per ID, string beans Is4l.2c re- II
green onions lac >r doz punches: lsrfr,~g
leEl zise per doz; rad!shes Toe per loz
lunches. '%
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Peaches, Yakima aud Oregon. esaso- Der
box pluHs. lsF4a,. green pl,Irns. 3S55 sssf,:
sTeengages. @af}es per crate: pTanes rs@E
aec. huckleaerries. 81 Per ID.
Green fruits 9talng)-Tsranges xAefs
.inSS. sA81-si talerlcla- cbo5ce g. Eaaen
ga, fancy. s@75. Mediterranean xwe@ts
fancy. sl.%ef@: lemons. fancy California
s.sa5e-'. sp9ies. fancy. 75c9fsi per box:
cooking apples, ga %; era agples. Ssss -.
per box; HaTt.stf pears. ssylsssAe Der ny
wsterHsesors, &4- per daze;a. eaafaloupas
grapes, - p~r crate Muscar. - F,er ~,
TNkay ssesESs. Yaktma Coaccrs9s. se.qfss%..
sW ees Narsr 5es .. Delaware Z5T:4Je, 3.-sg.s
IT bananas, s." pe~ 5aach.
Nuts
Wsllats. Pr -, sack. s0.Sc: Eastern
la wa.Sl,s Sc pecaas Et@29ec. fs3a4r+s
l&G. su.ur5s. fsars. sGf. shatl iIGls~. al
.rcndS, cSeapeT grade. Szl4c gsaarHs~ sl@
mats. l2ass Erazia. tic; coeos nuts. 5s5sssss
PIX G3z popcorn >, lar ID; Asres g.
Hay. Grain aud Feed
Hay ccsbiag2~ Puget souus3. Per ts-
5ss4s = Sastera " 4shiSgEea timothy. a.,
Alfalfa, Ss.assE 20
B4rls,-F.o.isd. ~
CSra- cyaa,e. :. - oFaekea, So fest.
Feea ~heat. slss3s. % axe nal. 81.
dairy caop feed. 81.
Lwrnher and Bufiaing Material
Logs Superior quality per NJ NJ ar
s>su@@ -. Ta@TcssaE.s1es1 fr- IF8 Nc :
ee4aE is..f' cofn'Easa, ger u s@gt sptEses
pss SS@ -a@ag sa.0s.e 5s@..s. $50 ~
20 timber fkosS1 8 - 81. Gslash
sa-fa-e+ cHe - fs~ stes : y - -
iaoaes wtSs. SIC s.. IcGEFhs = C S feet;
aassa s,aGis; -. vertical gra.a 81 gs- n
szt-a. flooring crossed ard s7atshels
$ p ssock haaF.s- s-reh. ss4.s: 10
N - -, e.~,se e =
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ENGINEER office, Burke building.
Astle Wash, Sept. IS. 1855 Sealed pro-
assls tof furnishing Portland cerlen,
w ne received here until p. IN. Octo-
~ u. lsss. and then publicly opened:
DDaolsisasion furnished on application.
carry Taylor. Captain Engineers.
sAATEp-Pfoposa,s for moving A three
sfefy frame building al Anaeortes For
2ar.IsalarS address h. Funk, Anacortas.
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CITY NOTICES.

snE CITY OF SEATTLE. DEPART
sssai Of Finance, Treasurer's Office-City
Irsasursr's Notice.
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Attorney f5r rtssnfs~
v><*ofi-e AaF~esss p>1x- ~ Yes.~ee-
Fs~cF Sal Washington
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-16

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. in and for King
County. T.. r. Temper. as Receiver Of
The Spring Hin Water Company. cor
poration. plaintiff VS.. f. l. Heller. de-
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-17

Leonard, of Washington, Pa, well
known in this field, having at one
time been an operator in this ter
rieory, and party of Marietta peo'
pie have drilled in their No. on
the Henderson 4o-acre tract down
there and have we'll that is max
ing about 20 barrels an hour nat
ural, from the shallow sand. The
we'll has been drilled in for couple
of days and has settled down to
this figure. 1t is the most impor-
tant strike made in that section
since the Big Kate we'll was
drilled in several years ago BY
Kelly & Co. and has stirred the
operators up wonderfully Hen
derson, on whose farm the we'll is
located, has about 1900 acres in
the immediate vicinity, and he
is dividing it up into forty
acre lots and asking quarter roy
atty from those who desire to lease
it. Large bonuses are being paid
on all sides of the Henderson land
for territory and there will probably
be considerable work done there in
a very short time. About a mile
below this we'll there was another
one drilled some time ago which
started off at about twenty-five bar
rels day and has been holding up
at that figure, and it was on &C
count of this we'll that the last one
has been drilled.
Gordon & Company will be due
in the sand at their No. q on the
Reed farm in the Wilson run terri
tory the latter part of the week.
On the Poulton farm in the same
neighborhood they have the rig up
tor a we'll and will commence spud.
ding the early part of the coming
week.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-17
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