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Nashville Jubilee Singers.

The first visit of the Nashville Students
was so thoroughly enjoyed by the Boul-
der public that the hall last night. on
their temperance, was packed. The
company did not disappoint their audi.
ence, but were better than ever in their
jolly negro melodies. Boulder will well
come them whenever they appear here.
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Killed by a Falling Chimney.

Vicksburg, Feb. lS-A strong wind
storm which prevailed here Yesterday
blew off the top of the chimney of St.
Francis Xavier. 1t fell across the street
into room occupied by class of II
young ladies'. One of them, Miss Jose
phine Smith, was killed outright.
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Offers the Areonaut,

Baltimore. Feb. 18-The submarine
vessel, Argonaut, has been offered to the
navy department for relief use on the
sunken Maine. 1t can be transported to
Cuba on board vessel and there used
for recovering bodies.
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POLICE ON GUARD.

New York Authorities Fear q Popular Up
rising When the Viscaya Arrives.
New York, Feb. I8-Chief of Police
Mccullough has ordered all policemen
not on duty to be held at the stations in
reserve in anticipation of popular up
rising upon the arrival of the Viscaya.
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1t Was /. Dream.

Key West, Feb. 49, Thorough enquiry
fails to reveal the slightest foundation
for the sailors story that he saw an
Illuminated torpedo floating near the
Maine on Tuesday night. Passengers
from Havana say there is nothing in the
story.
Daily camera., 1898-02-18
NEW YORK DISTURBED.
The Spanish Man of War, Viscaya, Causes
COmmotion.

Commotion,
New York, Feb. I8-The Spanish war
ship, Vlscaya, was not in sight at noon
today, but is expected here this after.
noon. Extra precautions are being taken
to guard the ship in port. A strong patrol
of tug boats and the police authorities
are on the lookout. A fleet of tug boats
are employed. mostly by the newspapers,
and are swarming the lower bay. The
Spanish consul has a tug boat on the
lower bay. evidently waiting to give the
Vieaya's commander late instructions
from Madrid.
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Fifty-two Bodies Recovered.

Havana, Feb. I8-Fifty,two bodies are
now recovered. Uunder Captain Sigs.
bees direction, divers will go to work to-
day to continue the recovery of bodies.
Daily camera., 1898-02-18
Want More Battleships

New York. Feb. 18-The Sun asks con.
gress to authorize the purchase of one or
more new battleships to replace the loss
of the Maine.
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Montgomery will go to Cuba.

New York, Feb. 18-Late dispatches
from Washington announce that the
government will send the Montgomery
to Cuba next Monday.
Daily camera., 1898-02-18

To Cure . Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
TO cure. g cents.
Daily camera., 1898-02-18
THINKS 1T ACCIDENTAL.
President Mckinley Issues Statement of
His Views.

Washington, Feb. IS-Early this morn.
ing President Mckinley issued a state
ment saying that the information which
he is possessed of leads him to believe
that the Maine disaster was due to an ac-
cident. If it is found not to be an acci-
dent, prompt and decisive steps will be
taken in the premises.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
Goes Up in Smoke.

Pittsburg, Feb. 1S-One of the most
disastrous fires that has occurred here,
this morning destroyed four eight story
buildings on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Sth and 9th streets. The loss was
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!, ALI, por segunda yez, salvAronle 8
Henderson 10 vida On altivez y % audacia.
.Al comparecer delsnte de Samory. quien
-. .~a-'eaban A 600 guerreros, le mandaron salu'
al rey segdu Ia costumbie del psf.. 8 .sea
aastrAndose por el suelo hasta llegar los
10 del trono, pero 81 audsz ing'6s, lejos de
ar este procedimiento, did un salto y colo
| Indose al lado de la negra msjestad, la sa'
ld6 con un afeotuoso apreten lie manos.
Desde aluel instsnte fu6 tratado como
foese embsjador de una gran naci6n, con-
1ersando familiarmente con ell rev con >su
Asposa, terminaudo esta aventnra enta'
olAndose amistosas relacones entire el reino
.britan,co ell rey mahometano mas poderoso
del Africa,
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algunos ohiquillos nal oriados, = no estarfan
tan expuestas ser rotas las oabezas de los
traneonntes do los habitantes de dioha ca
leta. ss
.*.HSe ha puesto Ia venta en- los
establecimientos de Sucesores de ]. j. Acos'
ia, :don Bernardino Sanjarjo don Francis
co J. Marxuach, ell interesante ibro que
acaba de publican nuestro amigo don Julian
E. rBlanco Sosa bajo ell titulo ''Veinte y
cinco amos antes. Apantes para la Historia. :"
La obra contiene $50 paginas de lectora y
dos retratos del ausor; el primero, de los
amos l ST. 1873, ell segundo de la epooa
actual. V6ndese 4 peso el ejempiar, hacien'
do ventojosos descuentos los que tomen
diez mas. u.
~. De Utuado nos escriben relatan-
donos las muohas verdaderas contrarieda
des econ6micas con que Sc lucha on aquel
t6rmino municipal, como consscuencia del
general deseqailibrio en- que nos hsllamos.
Las autoridades hacen ouanto human&ments
es possible por conjurar la crisis, pero el 6xi
to no corona siempre sus empeilos. Es mas
que probable que los empleados pdblicos NO
pueden cobrar sus saeldos este mes.
~ Han sido destinados para prestar
sus servioios profesionales en- el castillo del
Moro en- la baterfa del Esoambr6n, res
pectlvamente, el m6dico militar senior H..
quierdo ell doctor Goenaga -~--r- -
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NOTICIAS

~. Bajo la presidenoia del Exsmo.
{or Gobernador general Sc celebro aver
1eejo de Secretaries, trat&nndosa de pra-
ouestos aprobandose los que han de regir
el aflo 1898 90; ssf como resolvl6ndose
que SO mantenga ia pension concedlda
seflora viuda dc Baldorioty. Los mil
1os ee pagarAn desde el 10. de Julio
s*. Ri dia del oorriente mand6 s In
4lcina de- Ponce un telegrama importante
don Manuel Lopez, veoino de aquelia oiudad,
.enoaminado LA CORRESPONDENCE, y esta
,es Ia fecha que no ha pareoido por aquf.
~Contamos ell heoho por paeatiempo, porque
>ss 10 mas probable que nadie SO coupe de
:Averiguarlo, nj mucho menos de cast'gar la
falta. Vivimos en- el mejor de los mundos
rsspeoto commissioners.
~ Sc eneuentran ligeramente indis-
puestos en- sus residenoias de Santurce,
unuestros buenos amigos don Mar1ano Acosta
y don Juan Ba1tista Rodriguez.
-. Sc ha extendiuo u t1tulo de Lcdo.
en- farmaoia favor de don Jose Audrey San.
chez.
~. Tenemos notioias de quo en 81 pro-
ximo martes debera reunirse pleno la Di.
putaci6n provincial.
-. Entraron en- 81 puerto de Maya
-giiez las goletas Oscar Conception, prooe
.dentes de esta capital y la Nina, de Ponce.
H0ukO4 SdUAuO OOu kustO 4U6 w
:ganando terrenaaen la mejorfa, la nida que
>ha estado gravemente enferma, de nuestro
respectable amigo don Jaime Comas.
W1 Sc desea enagenar, precio muy
m6dioo, dos osstas lie MADEIRA, reoubiertas
de zinc, on buen estado, situadas un ki6-
metro de Rio. piedras, sitio de Hato rey.
Para mas pormenores y precios informara
don Jose Rodriguez Ariss. en- esta capital.
3-~-2
~ Escriben de San Sebastian: <El
martss siete del oorriente fu6 Ia secci6n de
votuntarios de csballerfa 1 buscsr las armas
Il Aguadills La mandaba el primer tenien.
~te don Rodrigo Font, y todos llegaron muy
rsatisfechoe de las muestras de simpatfa que
aes hicieron en- aquella villa y la forma cort6s
con que fueron recibidos por el seior Conan
dante miltar El senior alcalde, don Manuel
I Rodriguez Cabrera, trabaja con actividad
por aumentar tanto el numero de voluntarios
de caballerfa como de infanterfa, por 10 que
nerece nuestras mas sinceras muestras de
aprecio.,
-. 1Cuando fe limpiAn los escombros
( .4aue tiene Ia caleta de San Francisco? ST &c
hiciera, ademss de contribuir con clio al Or
nato de ID poblaci6n. se evitarfan los fre.
c1antss pedreos, 8 bombardeos, que arman
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Utuado, 9 de JUNO de 1897.
Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE

Amigo Director.
Sintiendo los ofectos de Ia eituaclon
actual en- todas Gus parties esoribimos estas "a
El1neas para que en- esa capital. cabeza De Ia
~isla; pero donde sin duda ignoran 10 que
tpasa por estos centTos, conczoan algo de 10
muoho que estamos pasando Y dc 10 mas
que sin duda pasaremos 81 no SO trsta con
,mano fuerte de poner cuanto antes remedlo
4 tantos males como nos aquejan, dando In
gar que en- la Jurisdiction mas rloa de Ia
isla SO este sitiendo la miseria entire centena
res de personas, pues aqui es sin duda Ia
region donde, en- las presentes clrcunstanoias,
hay mas braceros sin trabajo; el trozo de ca
rretera en- construction que debe un1rnos
n Areobo esta casi parallzado, cuanoo
10 no hsce seis meses tenfa un contlngente
mae de cuatrocientos operarios; no hace-
os con esto oargos al contratista no. porque
bemos que 81 estL sufriendo tamblen las
nsecuensias de esta situaci6n angustlosa
fslta va dc recursos para prosegulr;porqoe
dice hace cinco meses que no se le psga
centavoy esto le obliga ir POGO POGO
raudo los trabsjos fin de aminorar eus
stos haeta pararlos por complete aumen-
ldo mas ell numero de seres que, foertes
"a trabaiar, ven tus familias csrecer de
precise, por no tener donde emplearse
ra ganar sustento.
Por la publication de las precedentes
eas le antioipan las gracias su affmos.
IN. Rozas, Cello Garcia, c. Sureds,
ime Sureda Ionginos Mora.
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A|macen y |ibreria de 0Iimpio 0tero.

Gale de Atocha.-Ponce -Pto Rico.-Ley.
bach I'm Ballo, Op. So, Fantasia, un peso
l3 centavos. Hermann. Op. l72, Fantasia,
un peso Is centavos. Nooturno, 10 Op. 3,
80 oentavos. Idem 20. idein 4, un peso 1a
centavos. Idem 80. idem as, IS centavos.
Tdem 40. idem 36,: 80 oentavos. Idem So.
idem SO, 90 centavos. Idem 60. idem 81,
un peso Is otvos. Stella Confidente, OPP. ITS,
Fantasia, 90 centavos. Luoofa, Op. 18a,
Fantasia, $1.l3. Aida, Op. l58, Fantasia,
s5 eentavos. Traviata, Op. l6o, Fantasia,
So centavos. Rigoleto, Op. 163, Fantasfs,
IS centavos. .Jone, Op. 60, Fantasia, =
centayos. sonambula, Op. 1877, Fantasfa,
90 centavOs.
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~ ARASTO PUBLICO.-La carne
de res SO expeudera mafana en- esta capital
al precio de % centavos ell kilo.
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VA R | { D A D { s.

HIN ll6ll6tIlIN vesa. sachich6n de Bolona, II
- wv mon mianes, vino Chianti, fdoR
Nebioo spumante mantequ]a ''Perelli mortade1la d.
Bologna laerima ersfy, vernouth cnzano FatdaR
Vizanty Son prOdueos de las 1nejOres fabrcas de I
CeroeedO HoFnanOs COnpania,
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NJ. siey ~ puh'ic ground whlca ne SasH
e. -ssrc ar interfere " ra . - good esyu2i-
Ton As she same was before ssIca ISL D.
ance az Interference. az Ia consequence u
oT growing rrt = gre making - his
-raa. or g.-rrl-.4ns the -raas-n.sS.on ~
eity il tae manner Atre.a prov 3ed. aad
t1a- III ~. s-i~mufv a-G reimburse tne
city and az o-AeT usts..s and corpora
Ions Tor aHy damages ~ Injuries c4t;Std
- 9ccas-oued hy am. as servants or
agents, or taa electricity .sArs lnltted an
DEP el.s grant. - any wate-. Gas or - wer
pipe or any man o. branch thereof or 20
any 1t1-. structure " .:uptoVs rueut ta4t
may a%tui.y &c n any street. avenue
alvey or public ground. ana maj - WI.
IN demand. pay Al expense of -ue clty n
Inspecting Or supervisors any v9rk Done
where SD Sralgee snail fan. omit. uts-
.ecr - refuse So 11 tle same a. Is herein
provided. and generally teat ne W. VEL
ana ,r4,y kerD observe ana C5nly WlE1
each and every 0ropu@5-.cu. ~. .-.l.Son
ana ob.@df3ou II taiS grant. ..le liability
under s.1a aa.1 10 rsn..,... ..ntn she IL
.aG ~ .he office u the cot.p-ra. ie- ~ .
certificate from raa baarI 81 gahlc works
taat cle terms tas.tuI h4ye. o~1a fJi..y
compiled With. and mat such 1lul shall
be renewed rs said Sraate- fron ts,ne 20
tbs grant .ha. be a.ss:sesl. = 4t..a,crizdi
10 s. s ~a.a zraette and Mss sdresteS On
t1e oe1t gwen IS herein provided. shall
thereby lv released from liability thereon.
10 tae extent taax the city snail be pro
tecte43 in t7- performance. ard f7li4.t Y1.Ar;
. a:s oal.aAt.5as Under .a.s GrAnt by fhe
bona gwen by his ass ene~ az pravs,ied in
said See. ). ana TO no other or a-eat,r *
Frrt
See = That II The SAID grantee shall
''-'-A>AA+s f-~-NsC - az 81" NS-tfp'S Nt.4-
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PERSONAL
NORTHWEST MEMS NOTES.

SPOKANE rew<hoys have organized
un.an with elghiy-one members on tho
charter roll
Rev. A. II. waee'er. q Chehali<. has A.;
crpted ;hc paStoV8te or the Ep!scoi'Si
church * Corning y Y.
Faleeu, II. HYDE Of spokane, has been
named by Senator John l.. Wilson -
superintendent OF forest reserves n This
state.
Wana Wara vii holi a frui; fair SOME
time IN the fall. An organization has Al
ready been as-rfscted. with Charles Whit
ney as president.
The Spokane Lumber Association has
elected the following officers. President.
W. g Ashenfe,teg. wise president, Charles
RUSSELL secretary and treasurer. William
Horn.
The Victoria Colonist says: There arc
TWO men IN Victoria who state that they
intend 20 make an offer ror Soapy smiths
body. have It enbalmed and tour lie coun-
Gy with il.
Mrs J. ". MeCauley. wife. Of Taoamas
defdUl'ins treasurer, = circulating 4 petit
ton for the pardon - her husband. \
large nGmber ~ prominent citizens have
signed the petition.
a Joint cony ention q. spokane ard Stey..
ens county Popuiist delegates viii be helf
at ChsweIah August - for the purpos"
nominating = candidate from the Secu, /
senatorial district 10 succeed Senator ". -.
Flsld.
The Chinese Iaundrymen Of Spokane are
ag!tatinE the question Of forming a union.
80, -, ~ 80.
Gsf ana the unloI1in,g 81 an agreed sra;s
~ nrires
The w n g railroad IS making great
.tit ~. 'i.5'''s H49t'N - lI'iFs tFs.iF~ L''e
49, "a Ire ,i, a. IoIs ~ va
ioxl51. Riverside. 4exI50. Dixie. soxlJo.
-Nt"'lAr T'A-"'
Mrs. j {. lioFTs contribution 10 that
slowly Increasing souvenir fund Is . eprys-
anthenum carnival 10 hr held ia Olympia
~ Oanksg wing and 10 continue three
Gays. al which time. The war ended, Mrs,
Her : hoping and has assurances that
AdiDiT'L Dewey, the hero 81 Manila. and
MS cruiser olympia, Will lie IN the harDor.
Several citizens who have recently taken
trips through the Palouse have Informed
the GA kes !ale san that the or. bs ~gls h,y.
4 heavy Weld ~ the finest fruf. yaars
ago It was Thought a waste ~ time 20 plan,
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kioka. both .; whom are esiacat-
q! Yours Japanese. representatives
~ TIE mos progressive nation O. the
Orient. NJ. Mly4moto : re editor os a
newspaper published ir his native language
ara called he -'Kboko-Sh IN Pc" ard Mr..
Houdo s one ~ TIE editors u 'fIarsea
ZaSsai.' a monthly magazine published n
English and devoted . literature religion
ard he are arts Neither u tie young men
azs ever been out ~ his native Land Be-
;ore. both having iearncl! ne English
language in Japan. Three weeks 4ko hey
landed IN san Francisco agd since have
been making a eiSuregy tonr e The Pac.as
coast stopping a. Al. Of ghe principal cities.
To-day they Will visit Vancouver II 4.
returning % this city on Monday - re-
main several DAYS T7'ev VIII the-. - 20
San Francisco ana return 20 Japan. w.ta-
cat Visiting :he Eastern states
Mr.. H3a1c ia an interview WIN 4 Post
Iatc lseucer reporter a the Butter hute!
last cight SAID IA; Mr.. NIvanlo;o ard him
SET @ere visiting t1e Jrtted States prin-
c.paly with yiew ~ asetr5alnsng the
rue condition CT tse JaptpeSe n1w making
this country their horne and ne prospects
Tor japanese immigrants. otr also with 3
view - investigating As thoroughly A.
their limited tlnle would permit. the social
aid religious conditions ~ the country.
To say ;hat am pleased wlta what
have seen II The United Sta.es" SAID he,
IL excellent English. IS - p1t {, very mud
II. aga sruly as,oulsAed AZ the evidences ~
wealth ana culture on every Naod. and I
am Only sorry ttat ! cannot spend more
t3nl~ ht~e ana Vis.s she large g.,lgs Of me
Las. Va a4ve been received c0ugteoUs3y
@<erywh.ye ana - ], carry hack - Japan
with IS many pheasant memories Ct cur
v.s.t
Il am sorry that caufs,,t express sinl-
lar satisfaction with he results 0f my IL
Nes;lsa,ion of th@ condition ~ .0y Co}In-
try.ner here There ara ABOUT 5Hs3 Y them
= California. ard each * ;he other cities
- the coast has from 100 10 ;wo or three
times as many o. them. bat they DO not
truly represent the iaEarsSe. 4 - trae
that some Of them are educated men. bat
the majority Of them are from the Hitter
ale ,ao1rlug classes Te.n. also. The moral
conditions ] tlUd eX.sIinG among some ~
then. axe nos such as MAKE ms proud ~
trr:n. aFore - see a change IN the char
acter e The immigration soon"
Mr.. HoCdo presented the reporter with a
copy K MS magazine for February. lNaS.
In artistic appearance II puts % shame
most - he American magazines. The
typography could not * exCcutd one
.it,la touch about i: which an American
publisher would not view with much faVor
IS The binding. Tie pages are neatly bound
win purple silk cords wish tasselcd ends
neatly knottef.
Ma2 ot The articles contained IN The
nsa.saz ne axe studious!y prepared and *
Ugh literary merit Some - HE contrib
ut5-s are English and Americans resd-
irS n japan. one editorial paragraph -
ne nature 81 preface IS worth quotlng2
hF,u~ vlrposa In bringing forth tAiS ifttle
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PEOPLE WHO MAKE UP
THE PASSING THRONG.

Ing est a. 8 rich Taine. o. is Just "A days
trip from the klondike. Before / gut
Through taking with tsen1 I assured thsri
tAs- Seattle was good distance from the
klon9jke.
'Wsen ,ett Seattle last year the Kicn-
Se-~rx---~--~-c had 1sfss commenced.
tsoIa All have heard Seattle has justly
Kept Nd that excitement ami las been
aeeralIy advertised n the East"
u = C!apr. ~ Port TownSeni. was
among rha visitors az tire Hotel Seattls
Yesterday. Mr.. ClsrH SAYS that the Had
tacS m!H will resume operations during
iRe next ten days. he expects that
sarzs nameer az people from Colorado
win seon come TO Seattle and tacn pro-
coed 20 Alaska
United States District Attorney Gay
went 90 Tacoma yesterday - attend tn
Fedora business AT the term 81 CoGFt new
seiag held There by District JGdss Han
ford.
Personal
". 7. Church postmaster ard a lead
'ng elttzea u Du1SentSs. IS @noas "a
Mr. StaArt R.c4. Tacoma manager -
the Suodual.nie Fails Power Company. -
stopp.rS az lt.c Seattle hogel.
George n. ki,,iuger II this city, has
returned from wilbur. On che Colv!le rys-
ervati2n. waere lie has some valuable
claims.
Mrs VI. y. Glenn and Mrs. J Clarence
Carlev. II Sacramento. Ca. aye vislttgs
in ,he civ. he guests II Mr.. and Mrs.
4 VI. Csdien.
Mrs T. 4 Kershav' q whaitoona, and
Mrs Rel ard daughter. q Eelott. Wis.
aIe v.si,sns Mrs T, 5. winohen. Of Is
rWentv-fourth avenue.
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SPECIAL Berkeley QJar;efte and MI
Al Club. Madison Park Pavilion. Friday
ats. saturday evenings only.
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SELECTIONS from popular operas to-
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Will. y PARRY.

ate t8sA . wee '''Sfsf]lSs.oE Tor tne
positions - street and sHer tu<
drzs Sinai .1lIfi.st.F Transit nan head
sa4laBsan. rear eha.nufAa 4a 81
~ tie class .tsd ava service % the ely
., Seattle.
App.e.1..s sta be examined "a the sgit,-
SasGs r4.slog f. the duties af tAe pod
,lasa tas @a- taey Apply.
" app "a 9r for these examinations
aIl - approved later tHau Jaiy -,th. }sts
ESca applicant ~l recsFe srD-ts, notice
q tas a&art aAt@ SIT nsss exafu1 ma ION
IS order - tAs C3sA Service Conm.s-
ssSu.
F'rs' publication. july s$th ISIS
gfz.,1.g'4IoN ~ r-Br j. r....lv.t h,
III ts,g toufeA % the Clty u Seattle
d Tha. IL Is he Intention ~ the ci,v
c. ssatt.e ~ improve I4a.son So. IRON,
re easfeFiF margin II FaI~paH Avenue
IS he easf~flf fnrn tire o. Terry Avenue
BY giA.s.ng tHAr parton tr tae ROADWAY
-; iae!u1"d .3 ans street rsi.~ay ffsr-
eh.ss .@i~een curb Hines d5start ,xe-...-
e6e SD rr'.' On eft~n de ~ The center
ins o. sald street. constructing rls3-. get
sffs ard eat p basins who're necessary arI
- ne f"ti'hA.rS ~ t1e alley Sidewalk
q Tat she cost thereof be- PAT. Nv
sssessuaajs ta te LEVIED anon t-t tr.re~,.
aau;ilas gpon sajf portion ~ saa N4d3soT,
stree 'I'f1sT tor plan II -Ium.isAts Par-
msat" r. tAe manner pruV.d.t bv fbe
rt@Ftef aa@ ordnance ~ t1r Ci,y ~
ID That nc city Easlneer - directed
70 t4raisa 20 q" city Council ar estimate
9. n 90 ~ sad llnprevy
q ira II mater % making said IN
ttasse8 - ) session. iaereof io t,.. held al,
ias aTsi Jay 60 AilglIsi, iSss AZ - clock
:. =. u &as.1 tine al pcrSl4e desiring
IS X mara bst Hre t1a Eltk Council l.us-u
"a DAaIsg u making SAID Improvement.
IN Dpt.sf - he present
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CITY NOTICES.

2 II. a. wslicn fl-s@ al persons desiring
e e aeard before ne C5sy Coure.s upon
the mater ~ making sad Improvement
are na.thed = y present
f'assec To- C~ty Counea. The l.ga Gag %
JAY lSe. anc s.gsef % M n og@1 SEES
ssar En- a1t@enr3ca ton q Is yazsage this
y. Y. RINEHART.
preg.6fne ~ ;hs C8-y Cozrr1
FILED ~ ne shls i*'h day - jay. tsss
WILL n PARRY
CRY f'E4Tp'fo,ls- arr Ex-otf-cio Caty
Clerk
~ q X CORNELL. Deputy Clerk
DATE - frs, publication. July y. fsse
RESOLUTION No. 5.-Be i, resolved ~
.he e';y council q ne ctly u Seattle as
~ Ira: j. 81 re intention Of ms CYry
- s-at..s q IN aT9tc Taylor Avenue from
Tasas2s Stree: - Republican S.re@.. ly ~
Construction * ar .roCst0ce p&5se sexar
o prop dimensions ti.roggn sAsd portion
o4 $40 Avenue. Nt2 28 Necessary pva<
2psn4lSs T1arao.f-s. !arsph9les. veaGIlal1-s.
flushing tanks and eateh baslas
- Tat s-- larf thereof - resS hs-
as-~+sneafs % - levied upon tae ,lrsgy-
@T{g 2hAtt5H% upon said portion ~ said
tay,or AFeHae. asaer me Elan e '.l-rrpe-
.lls4ie payment. IL the manner prov I'D
y ne charter ard ordinances % Inc city
a. Ira. me CITY E.nssrea~ he = ra~.ss
- tssrI.sH u the City C5guef1 az ss..t7,e,e
- tie cost u said improvement
90 nat me matter 81 making sat4 IN
pF2Fe1ifai Vii D. considered by tae C.-y
'24f. - ~ 4 session .nv~*ef Is - -eta an
&c ftst day % August Ise a. 80 .,'.i19x
n. al e4l1n t.ne all persons desiring
- F." heard before the Cl;y Come. lraT
nate. q making SAID i'm grgFef n u:
Passed the City srauucft ne lseh fs,- NJ
Jay l>fs and signed ~ sre iu opea $50
f ,.,h u aa =. nm ,ica Ion q: ss passage tats
" Y. RGNEHART
President - the cry Council
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Fled ~ me this 2ls- day OF JAY I>.s.
A''e.Ft WILL II PARRY.
City comptroller and Ex-offic.o cay 8. -
{Seait
~ q Is. CoRYEII.. Deputy C.erk.
Published Jiiy ., lsas
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rs = X COR ELL. Deputy Clerk
DATE - frs publication. July - ;ss3
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wo distinguished foreigners
row y Seattle are Y. HORDE.
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ktoks. both .; whom are eiacat-