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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-18
Orange Locals.

Orange. Texas. December ia fmal
blaze in residence on Third street cwnsd
by I. r. Grubbs. brought out the fire de-
partrnen. This moFn]1g, nut me flames
vera quickly extlnguizaed The damass
amounting to about s25. fully covered by
insurance,
The schooner sllas. Captain j. Peterson,
came In this evening from Galveston ws'h
a cargo OF assorted merchandise for 10 al
merchants. she will load out again wan
Jumper.
At the Baptist parsonage IN thfs city yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. r. H. Loony 0. Laxe
Charles and Miss Grace simmons OF Orinse
were united in marriage by Rev Y 4.
Stanton. pastor o. the Baptist chureh.
After reception at the home o. the
byide's mother last pight The young couple
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MEET TOMORROW.

Chairman L. T.. Chester has called a
meeting of the jefferson county democratic
executive committee which Will be held
in this city tomorrow. The meeting was
called with a view of perfectins organlza-
ton in every voting precinct in the county
preliminary 10 making nominations lot
all county and precinct offices at the next
election. The committee consists Of l.. f.
Chester chairman r. d. Simonton and
d. p. Wheat of Beaumont; h. A. McRey-
nolds of Sabine Pass and Frank G. Cum
mings of Port Arthur. There is no organi-
cation in the Taylor's bayou, La Belle,
China and Sour Lake Station precincts.
AS the meeting is of more than ordinary
importance it is expected that all members
will be present
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JIRY FOR NEXT WEEK.

Following is the petit Jury for the hfth
week NJ the district court Seth Johnson
Jet Landrum, WiDfrey Burreli, A. 4.
vercher. Jim Simmons (colored)' jarrett
James, John Martin (co!ored), J. w. odaii'
Ed C. sullivan, T.. L. Boykin, Jim Garvin,
G. A. Mckinley, Thomas #. SAKE, W, H.
Mellon, Burt Sutton, II. j. BALDWIN MOI
bert Meguess. Charles ingalls,, ] y. Col
ler. NJ. C. Broussar3. 4. Fege, feter
Crihhen G.. C. Gefstze, L. o. White An
drsw Lawzon. Lawrence Burrell, Tom Par
igh. l.. F. Daniels, S. Cleveland, Joe Fen
nett. John Goskrop. Frank AldrEge. Jack
Coward, Jim Sparks. Seyan Blanchette,
William Deney.
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STEAMERS FOR HAVANA.
New Orleans Is Sure to Have New
Service.

New Orleans Is Sure to Have New
Service.
Chicago December 1.-THE Chronicle
says: Within THE next few days 1t will be
decided whether the Southern Pacific Rail-
way company, which operates the Morgan
line. will put on am entirely new fleet o.
s.eiimers between New Orleans and Hav-
ana, or whether the Illinois Central COM
pany will put on a fleet OF its own to han
die the Immense business between the
points named that is expected after jan
uary 1.
Negotiations have been pending in regard
to this enlarged steamship service ever
since the end of the war aGd the reopening
OF Cuban ports to our commrce.
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cnlne.nci1 Nntes.

Colmesnei, Texas. December l6.--rve
miles of track on the extension OF ina
Kaysee has been laid The, surveyors will
commence locating in "a few days from
she end OF the present extension. Ploini-
nent mill men are now purchasing all tins
available timber land along the proposed
route.
Mrs. T. II. Neylaiid. who has bsen visit
ing rehtives and attending the Me,'ho Is.
Episcopal conference al beaumont Tue
past week. returned home Monday.
Dr. +. r. ROberts, formerly Of this place
but now OF Uyalde, has been In Colme smell
the past month buying cotton. DR.. Rob-
erts left for his home Friday.
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BRIBERY A FELONY.
Members of the Legislature Must
Answer for It.

~ Vt NUST
Answer for II.
Milwaukee, Wis. December 16. - The
State supreme court ait Madison has de-
cided that Charles Polachek, who was ar
rested on August i, 1897 on charge OF
bribery preferred by Alderman Elkert of
milwaukee,, in connection with a garbage
deal, will have to stand trial.
Pclachek instituted habeas corpus pro.
ceedlnss in the circuit court on a plea of
that as he was a member of the legislature
at the time he was exempt from arres nd
was discharged by Judge Johnson >ihis
raised the question whether bribery con-
stituted a felony or not. The case was
then appealed by THE district attorney to
the supreme court. which reverses the de-
cision of Judge johnson.
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ncaumonrs poultry show.

To the Editor of The Post.
Beaumont Texas, December 15.--We. the
undersigned citizens OF Beaumont and
readers of your valuable paper, desire to
protest against the unfair and mislo iahg
this morning. The show is not disappoint-
ing in any sense ami instead of h..y ng
forty or fifty chickens we have three times
that number. The article referred to w'ri.d
seem to have been written TO iDiuce The
show when we had expected the Assistance
of The Post in promoting a WORTH erier-
PRISE Clifford Stanford Ward,
j. O. Leonard.
w. r. Bass.
Ice Carroll.
James Patterson.
John w. Speer.
j G. Kerr.
j. j. Jaison.
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Gonxaiex Notes.

Gonzales. Texas, December i6.--County
Clerk j. v. Depoyster is an smiles this
morning and Il resolving the eongratula-
tlcEs Of his brother officers and frien4s on
account Of the arrival last night at HIS
home OF a very fine daug .ter--kts first.
Koisern5t & Wells are putting up two-
gucIy brisk front store building between
their two store buildings OF rock and con-
cree, Pus!nezs is very good IN Gonzales,
though tha low price OF c.ttpn this fall and
extent.
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rain Needed in bee county.

sk.dmore.. Texas, December ia cold
drlzzIe for uhe past twenty-four hours has
pretty thoroughly soaked the ground foc
q foot deep, This insures some early grass
in pastures and places farms in cool con-
dltion for blowing. However. much moro
rain is needed. as the recent digging o.,
holes six feet deep for telephone po.es
shows the ground TO be very dry thst
depth. We have had no snow o. sleet ye.
this winter and the lowest Temperature has
been 26 degrees.
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BRENNAN BR l+
Lodge OF Daughters Of Rcbekah
orEaniscd Mt Navnsota.

|
orEnntscd Mt Navnsota.
Brenham, Texas, December ia dele.
gation of the Daughters Of Rebakah OF this
city returned this morning from Navasot,l,
where Thursday night lodge was organ
lied.
1here has betn a great interest In this
part OF the State recently In the work OF
sle inoelendent Order OF odd Fellows as
TeSil1s the branch devoted 10 the work for
ladfs. MIS-. II. G.. Rees of this city is
usfiot dSpCsy, and she Ia Interested in
spreading abroad The teachings OF tho
order Recently she went TO Hampstead
10 institute n lodge, being accompanied by
the members of the local lodge. When
the ladies In Navasota decided thas they
wanted 10 have a lodge in thaS city, Mrs.
kees called her team together and they de-
c.ded to go and do the work. ios them
III Grimes county. DR.. II. c.. Rees secured
reduSed rates on the Santa Fe for the
pnty ana they lett here Thursday after.
noon these going being Dr.. and Mrs. H. g.
KEGS, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. S. Burnett Mr..
ard Mrs. r. \. Hackworth. Mrs. d. l..
Teague, Mrs. Francis Barmgart, Mis-. Ada
Wear, Mrs. b. u. Davis Mrs. Ellen
Davis, Miss Annie Zurcher, Miss Anna
Zeitz, Miss Brantley OF Somerville, B +.
league and SDr. Bowers. The exercises
were held Thursday night at Navasota In
the hall Of the odd Fellows lodgs and
thirty seven n,embens initiated, the orgau-
izatlon beng Mercedes Rsbekah lodge No.
Ia. Mrs Rtes was assisted In the work
OF institution and Installation by Mrs.
Burnett and ether ladies OF the teaia. The
visitors from Brennan Were cordially re
ceived and very Hospitality treated in Nav
ascta.
G. Wallace. who was a member OF
company Il, Fret Texas volunteers. has
returned to Brennan, a private citizen,
having secured an unconditional discharge.
He says that he is prouder than ever that
he is private citizen, and that he fiLds
the life much more preferable than that OF
being a private soldier.
John Hubert, coored, was brought into
BRENNAN this morning on the passenger
train from the Navasota branch OF the
Santa Fe in crippled condition. Hubert
is one of the section men on the line the
Santa Fe road. He was in the hand car
this morning with the men going to work,
and in some way lost his footing on the
machine and fell before it. His co-laborers
attempted to stop the car before he was
injured. but one wheel passed over his
body.
largely attended meeting of Odd Fellows
held In this city last night large Rebekan
lodge was organized and christened Mer-
cedes. The officers are: Mrs. Elizabeth
Blackshear, noble grand Miss Agnes Hor-
lock. vice grand; Miss Bessie Barry, sec
rotary; Mrs. N. V. Deadrick. treasurer,
j. II. Freeman past grand and represen
tative to grand lodge; Miss Ida Jones. war
den Miss Emma Miller. conductor; Ed
i. Blackshear, right supporter to noble
grand Miss Katie Norwood left supporter
10 noble grand. Miss Ida Mae Blackshedr
right supporter to vice grand Miss Matti.
Fisher left supporter to vice grand Miss
Annie Terrell, inside guardian; Alex Nc
Farlaae outside g,iardina. The appoint
mept of chaplain was deferred.
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X. or r. NEWS.
senator Mark Hanna II to Take thu

senator Mark Hanna II to Take the
Third Degree.
Fort Worth. Texas, December 16.-
IL. Tiller OF the Uniform Rank, Knights
OF Pythias. has been notified that tho third
rank win BIO conferred on Senator Mark
Hama in Washington In JanuarS. Tho ia
nous degree team OF Lincoln lodge Gin
cinnatI, will confer the degree on tho Obie
senator.
fIrigad,er s. B. Hopkins also notifies Mr..
Tfller that he will soon call a meeting at
The officers OF the Texas brigade uptfoyw
Rank. to meet In this city possli ly,'t
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Big Dry Goods Fire.

Fresno, Cal. december ia fire in
the Poorman block, the lower floor o.
which is occupied by the extensive dry
goods establishment OF Radin & Kemp,
has CAUSED a loss OF about $l50,o0p For
time 1he business district OF the city was
Jhreatened with destruction.
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Cuefo. Texas. December lB Grind
Chancellor ID. b. Blake OF the knights Of
Pytbias pah his home lodge an official
visit last night. He delivered splendid
lecture ON this state Of the ordsr as he
found It over the State. Jewel lodge is
very proud OF the magnificent record Grand
Chancellor Blake Is making for himself and
for the order.
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prize was won by Miss M Sells shesard
ana Tor the y. l. Q. by Mrs. J. A.. McQusea.
DAINTY hncAe2a OF orangs icss and
iady fingers was served, Quite a number
@, ladies' we're present ana all express
E themselves as having spent one OF the
most pleasant afternoons of the season.
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THE YOUTHS COMPANION Boston. Mass.

,,,p IN the oastbound train for their fi-
trre home IN Lake Charles. Mr.. Loony
IL manager of the POSTAL Telegraph buo.-
ne.s al that place and his bride Is one Of
he most charming and popular young ~
dies OF Grunge.
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reported as resting easy this afternoon and
will recover.
wlLL nor PROVE FATAL..

The injuries received by Ad Won Kaick-
stein. proprietor Of the Crosby house,
from heavy rolling pin In the hands
OF . powerful negro. will not provo fatal.
The blow at the base OF tho brain slightly
cracked the skull, but fortunately tho
brain was not injured and Mr.. Kaickstein
Is resting reasonably easy today, though
his injuries are sdill regarded az serious,
The negro who committed The assault has
not been apprchcnded. Particulars OF the
Post.
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nAprIsr YOUNG rEoPLE.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union held
their semi monthly literary eat musical
entertainment at lhe Baptist church TO-
night and presented sae following pro-
gramme 10 a large audience:
6rgln Voluntary. ......An6llLte ReiiS,oso
Vocal Solo .,...... Miss jose Now
Recitation ........... Miss Nell S'oyall
f-urrerf Events .... INT o. =. Diyant
Rea6ipg .........M Mr.. Albert Marchbanks
No.nl Duet ......'.'... '.',t..'' 49,
Maahi,Ga Christensen and pinckney
Lyon.
Bible Quotation Match ..............
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snre,cporr. New scAaes.

Shreveport. La, December iS.~HVa-,
drees Of people today assembled 10 VII
ness the laying Of the corner stone *
shraye ports new $4,000 public school
house By the Masonic order peputy
Grand Master L. x. Thomas made ~
address on tlae part OF the Maaoua- 4.
Henry Shepherd was tho orator Of ~
day. The ceremonies were very impsese
eive.
Heavy showers marrsd somewhat ~
programme The building Is erectqo ~
self tax Of property holders. S
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Movement to Organize Social Club Has
Met with Success.
THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
A baby. Narrow Escapc from Bcihx
nurncd 10 Dcnsh-Wounds VIII
Not Prove Fatal.

Beaumont, Texas. December t6,-Thc
movement to organize social club tan
new be PRONOUNCED success, Last Satur-
day night several young men assembled at
the Enloe hotel and entered into pre-
liminaries for the organization by clecting
Officers. aud then adjourned TO meet last
night In the office OF r. d. Simonton, the
president. at which the following were
present; Messrs, A. g. Bordages, NJ. s.
Hampshire, Il. D. Simonion, A, N. VOLS
ton, Marshall Edwards, Dan Edwards. c.
p. Eastman, Lorenzo Boykin, Henry Boy
kin. c. II. Bone Joe Rosenthah j. X.
Kicker, NJ. T.. Parker. Il. B. Bonner and
s. III. McGary.
Those present gave the following as
names OF gentlemen who had expressed a
desire to become members of tho club:
Burrell Boyllin, Balm Price, Ogden john
son, Tom Dies, Henry Langham, IL. A.
Stone, Mike Weiker. Leo Blanchette, o.
w Putnam. Harry Newsumt Likens Ogden,
Bert Hopes, Jack Hageman, Hardy
Blanchctte, George Caswell, Fred Ligon
ana Albert Eastman.
These present transacted considerable
business. the most important OF which was
fixing tho initiation fee ut So for charter
members and appoiuaing S. H. McGary,
C. r.. Bone and Ii. S. Boykin committee
on bylaws.
The club will meet again on Thursday
night OF next week, at which time the
charter will be closed. AT this meeting
each member Ia expected TO suggest
name for the club and the one who sug-
gests the name which is adopted VIII have
his initiation fee RENTED.
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Killed by n Trnin.

ST. Louis, December l6.--Fred Kehle and
Theodore Nassing, wealthy and prominent
farmers who lived few miles from Name
ok, ILL.,, were instantly killed by a pas
eenser train. They had been to the viii
iage on business and were returning home
in dog cart when killed.
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Neenah, Wis, December Thames
Christensen and wife while crossing the
Northwestern railroad tracks were struck
by train and killed. They leave family
of eight children.
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Trinity TOPICS.

Trinity. Texas December lb.--The long
distance telephone company has eishtesa
cars Of cedar poles here. the frs'Ght
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CAN INCREASE CAPACITY.

In conversation with John I. Wilkin,
mechanical engineer for the Connersville
Blower company, the concern which has
sold the Beaumont Irrigation company a
pumping plant, The Post correspondent
learned that the plans for the plant were
such as will make II easy for the company
to increase it's capacity to supply water,
MIR. Wilkin drew the plans himself and
says that the plant Will be located SO that
engines and pumps can be Increased to
36S OOC, 900 per day without expense other
than tie purchase of machinery. de
further stated that he had visited every
irrigation plant of Importance in the
United States and felt safe in asserting
that the one purchased by the Beaumont
Irrigation company VIII lie superior to any
similar concern now In operation in the
country.
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pApy BADLY BURNED.

,,ble ouotatloa Match .......,....
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE-Department o.
Finance. Treasurer's ONCE. City Treas.
urer's notice.
Notice Is hereby given that The assess.
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No lTe, in the City of Seattle, created hy
Ordinance No. hoo4, entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement Of Taylor
avenue. in the City OF Seattle, from
Thomas street TO Republican street. by the
construction OF an ironstons pipe sewer OF
proper dimensions through said portion Of
said avenue. with ali necessary yves OPEN
ings, manholes. iampholes. ventilators,
flushing tanks and catch basins. and pro-
viding for the payment therefor by the
mode of Immediate payment. and establish
ing fund for such payment by an assess
ment upon all lots and parcels OF land
benefited by such Improvement. under the
provisions OF Ordinance No. a.0N, approved
April 2eth. 1852. as amended by Ordinance
Ordinance No. i.4as approved May 5th.
1897. and the City Charter as now IN force
has been certified 10 me for collection. and
that unless payment OF the assessment
thereon contained Is made within 80 days
from the date OF the first publication Of
this notice such assessment shall become
delinquent and shall hear interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum until paid.
and If not paid before such assessment
shall have become delinquent penalty Of
5 per cent. shall be added, and the suns
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
lot and parcel SO delinquent and with he
interest, collected as other taxes, sepants
account being kept thereof, and IL not paid
within the time fixed for the payment II
city taxes. shall be collected together with
such additional charges and penalties a
are authorized TO be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes. each lot or par
eel so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment with interests
and costs, at the time and in the manner
and by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes.
4. H. FOOTE,
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle.
Date of first publication, Seattle. Wash,
Nov. 90 1895.
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C,ITry TREASURER'S NOTiCE.-The fol-
Lowing warrants viii be paid upon pro.
san.a,!on at the City Treasurer's Ofics.
Interest on said warrants will cease at
~ exp!ration OF fifteen days from tho
date OF the first publication Of this no
tice: a, -. ,,.. ~
,1-s warrant No. ISL. principal and part
payment interest 10. 49,.
s,,iver street, ordinance No. 2T6S, warrant
No, 1855, balance due.
Alley block S. Maynards addition. ordi-
,anre No 1856. warrant No. 33li. balance
due. ,, -, ...o
,,arrants Nos. 30s 90e, $40, 3Ii.
JEFFERSON street, ordinance Ne. Asa, war.
rant No. AIS.
Easf Jefferson street ct al, ordinance Ma.
s7e0 warrant No. es3.
Yesler way. ordinance No. 4I3I. warrant
Twsnfy-thlrd avenue SOUTH ordinances
No 4Ss7 warrant No. 729.
jackson street. ordinance No. ss25. war
ranfs Nos IA. 7l5.
PIKE street. ordinance No 4eis. warrant
No. s5g. balance due.
A. Fl. FOOTE,
city Treasurer OF the City Of seattle.
Date of nrst publication November n
1888
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THE CITY OF SEATrLE-DEPART-
meat OF Finance, Treasurer's Offiee-City

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-DEPART-
meat OF Finance, Treasurer's Ofiiee--City
Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the assess.
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. ia. in the City OF Seattle. created by
providing for the Improvement Of the CEN
tral twenty-four CAD feet OF First Avenue
South In the City OF Seattle, from the CEN
ter of King Street to the center OF CoEnec-
ticut Street. by repairing. renewing and
constructing proper foundations for .
bridge roadway. and by planking and re-
planking the same. and providing for the
payment therefor by the mode OF imme-
date payment. and establishing fund for
such payment by an assessment upon all
lots and parcels OF land benefited by such
improvement, under the provisions Of Or
dinance No. 2oss, approved April ssth. lss2.
as amended by Ordinance No. 1850. approx
ed May sth, 1884, and Ordinance No. AS2,
approved May oth, 1887, and the City
Charter as now In force, has been certified
TO me for collection. and that unless pay.
ment of the assessment thereon contained
is made within 80 days from the date OF
the first publication or this notice such
shall bear interest at the rate OF 10 per
cent per annun until paid. and IL not
paid before such assessment shall have
Become delinquent a penalty or !. per cent.
shall be added, and the sums delinquent
shall be entered on the annual tax roll
for the current year against each lot and
parcel so delinquent and with the interest
collected as other taxes. separate account
being kept thereof. and IL not paid within
the time fixed for the payment OF city
taxes shall be collected. together with such
additional charges and penalties as are
authorized TO he charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes each lot or par.
eel so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment with interests
and costs. at the time and in the manner
and by the same authority as lands and bts
are sold for city taxes.
A. II. FOOTE,
CITY Treasurer Of the City of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. Seattle. Wash,
oD,,4
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B0xING AT ST. Louis.
Eddie Connolly and Gray Kersvin
Fight 2o-Round Draw,

81. Louis. Nov. o. Eddie Connolly. Of
-. Johns, y r.. and George kerwin. the
Chicago mystery" fought twenty rounds
here last night. The men proved evenly
matched and Referee Tim HGrs; called the
contest draw.
Eddie Ssntry. of Chicago stopped Aus
;rallan Billy Murphy In ,h,. thir,I round
\ rssht and left swing In the Jaw and a
straight left on the stomach dld the work,
Al Nest. 81 s.. Louis. was given th.
decision over Johnny Van HeesT. og Ik.-
lath, II the end ~ ten rounds
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I.Et. AL NOTICES.

-
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE,
STATE Of Washington. for King county.
III TIE matter OF the estate q Henry
l. fes!er. deceased. No. 1853 In pro-
bate.-$otice of intention to resign.
Notice ;s hereby given by the Indersipu-
I'd. Minnie C.. fesleF, administrator OF IN.
estGte % Henry u. Yes.er deceased ,hat
she ws. a. the hour Of geo O'Clock II, the
forenoon Of the lZth day OF January. a.
Il. lH1. or as soon thereafter an -ne car
bc heard. tender her resignation az such
ADMINISTRATIVE 20 the superior court Of
King county. state OF Washington II, shs
cours room 0f ths Honorable William Hsrk
man Moore. one OF the judges OF the above
entitled cossrt, a. which time all persons
interested In the sald estate may appear
and file object!o4s % the acceptance Of the
same.
Dated az Seattle, King county. Wash
sngton. this 25ss day OF November, 4. ID.
1883 MINNIE O. fESLER.
Administrative OF the estate Of Henry I.
feS.e1 deceased.