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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-20
GUNS FOR THE BIG CITIES.
PLANS OF CONGRESS IN REGARD TO
COAST DEFENSE.
Forts Will BE Built and Guns Erected
at the Largest Ports, Including
Puget Sound~SmaII Towns Will

CHICAGO. Jan. IA special TO the
Tribune from Washington says:
Definite plans have been made in con-
gress for the further prosecution of the
work Of fertilization along the coast. They
NIL follow the same line agreed upon for
the navy. which is rather 10 hurry Up
the use of wGrlike material already on
hand than 10 make heavy expend-
iturts for guns and ships which cannot be
utilized Tor years to come. The forth
hcatious appropriations bill Will carry a
considerably smaller amount than that
OF last year, but the money spent will be
spent where IL will have an immediate
effect in Strengthening the coast defenses.
II IL a SECRET xhlcD has aeen C2r~s@4iy
kept by government officials. and especi-
ally by the War department .nat y ~
Xcrk Boston and San Francisco are TO-
day fortified - degree sufficient TO keep
on almost any foreign feet. The state
ment Vas made positively today 10y an
Official who knows the facts ana s5td
that the danger Ia those three ports III
ease ~ war had finally been adequately
provided for
The present purpose Of those having the
matter in charge IN congress is TO expend
quite Il large surl If money on disappear
ing carriages for The new rifles There
are already on hand and ordered many
more b,g guns than could possibly lie pat
Ia place 81 the next TWO years. What is
wanted now IS first. ample fortified tons
and empiacements for the guns row ly-
ing around or shids. second 4 large SUI
ply ~ the new type Of carriages. third.
light fortiflCaJioHs 10 protect the gunner:
and fourth. barracks and houses for the
ar'i.}erymen, During the last dec; de de-
Nclopuent If the disappearing carriage
or the largest type II rifles has been be-
yord the expectation 0f the officials them
selves These disappearing carriages can
row be rapidly built fur about SIS eco each.
whereas the old hydraulic lift. which was
horhocd OF s35a 9n TIE Notifications bill
this wear will therefore. contain but mod
crate appropria tons for new gurs, hut
" u appropriate large amount for arnu,1-
Hitjcn. carriages and emrlacements. with
q sufficient sum Ia provide the barracks
fer enough men 10 man the coast 3efenses-
The purpose Of the war department and
% congress Is % sortify large cities which
could be made the base Of attack for the
levy Of hlackman. The small towns along
sf'e coast will be allowed to take care 81
themselves. The officials have figured
oar that IL they concentrate their eyer-
g;es OF places like Boston. New York.
the entrance 10 Chesapeake bay Mobile.
Savannah TIE mouth OF the Delaware.
Charleston. the mouth o. the Mississippi,
Galveston San Francisco and Puget
sound they will he reasonably secure
against the attacks Of foreign fleets.
which would not be likely 70 make q
combined movement against the smaller
places because their destruction would
10, !nafct severe blows upon the COM
rne-ee OF the country.
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BISCUIT COMPANY BOYCOTTED.
Bakers Onion Places II Under the
Ban for Discharging rnionists

CHICAGO, Jan. ls-The bakers union
has begun a war against the American
Biscuit Company and incidentally against
all employers OF non-union bakers. Ac-
cording 10 the officers OF the union the
fight Is in retaliation for alleged action on
the part Of the American Biscuit Company
In discnarging members Of their organiza-
ton whenever IL has secured control Of a
bakery. and placing non-un.on and cheap
er men In their places. In this way the
union men say. wage. have been reduced
in the company's bakeries. and this has
forced the wages down in other establish
men;s. They cite as an instance the An
Choir Baking Company. OF Cincinnati. wnicn
was lately absorbed and IN which tho
union. men were discharged and wages re-
duced.
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LET HER BABY on THE BAR.
Indignant Wife Creates a Dramatic
Scene In m Arizona Saloon

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Jan. 1e-While the
Cabinet saloon was crowded with humid
reds Of people, Mrs. Bell. the wife Of
mining man. entered with a babe In her
arms. and placing IL on the bar. lef.
with this farewell: The father of this
child deserted me and my babe caring
more for whisky than either o. us. wish
10 tender now his child, so that his ap-
petite may be gratifed TO the extent OF
the deposit"
There was Wild rush for the youngster
seventy-fve men coming forward to ask
for the waf. The probate Judge was
called on TO settle the controversy. and
has taken charge Of the child
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NEW YORK. Jan. fe-Iudge I-acombe
IN the United States circuk court. has de-
MED the application in behalf OF Josiah n.
French and ctners for relief and
leave 70 intervene In the suit hrou1hs
by j. Pferpont Morgan and others
against the Union Pacific railroad ana III
receivers. French and his associates are
creditors Of fsIe Union Pacific rafiroad by
reason Of their ownership OF certain bonds
Of the Leavsnworth Topeka 4 Southwest
srr Railroad Company. payment on which
Was guaranteed BY the Union Pacific COM
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NEW YORK. Jan. i9.-The Bronx Dor
ough handicap OF the hfteen-bird match.
which had half dozen experts as con-
testants. was won by Capt. Jack Brewer
On the Bay Chester grounds. At
the conclusion OF the contest Brewer said
he was ready TO meet FRED Gilbert. Of Spir-
II Lake. Ia. In a 10-hird match, for s.. so
and the worlds championship
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DINNER OF BIG GAME.
Buffalo, Elk. Bear and Antelope ON
the stock Growers Menu.

DENVER, Jan. I9.-The committee OF
arrangements of the national stock grow
ers convention at its meeting yesterday
adopted the report of the COM
mirtee having In charge all prep
arations for the barbecue OF the
nth. This feast will be historic. for
the reason that ii will be the last time in
America where Wild buffalo bears. elk
and antelope will be served. The menu
VIII consist Of eight beeves. four buffalo,
six elk, ten antelope, four bears, forty
sheep ten pigs. 200 opossuul ten barrels
Of pickles. half a ton OF cheese. forty bar
refs Of sweet potatoes, 5000 loaves of bread
and 500 kegs OF beer.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Jan. l9.-The
seventh annual convention of the Live
Stock Association began its two days ses-
sion in this city with so delegates and big
delegations from Kansas City and Denver
present An excursion to Mexico has been
arranged. al
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NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-The League OF
American bportsmen was organized here
today. the aim Of the association being Ito
promote good fellowship among sports
men; 70 foster in the minds OF the people
a love OF nature and Of natures works:
TO encourage the propagation Of game and
game fishes and the restocking OF game
neld0 and public waters"
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NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-The United States
board OF general appraisers In this city
has everruled the protest OF Charles
p. Coles. Of San Francisco. against
the assessment OF a duty OF 81
cents per ton on an importation
OF coal, which he claims was entitled
to free entry. The coal was described on
the invoice as "Abercrave best, large
double screened anthracite coal" The col
lector OF customs In San Francisco assessed
the coal az 81 cents per ton under para
graph AS Of the Dingiey bin, which action
Is upheld.
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Mrs. walker Get. . Separation.

LONDON. Jan. ls.-Mrs. Edith Walker.
wife OF A. Barclay Walker owner OF
the racing cutter Ailsa. has been grant
ed separation from her husband. Mrs
Walker brought suit on January -. asking
for judicial separation on the ground
Of cruelty.
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HENDERSON HELD For MURDER.

and Details the Circumatance
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1s.-Coroner
Ashbridge yesterday held an Inquest on
Percy Lockyar. the 5-year-old boy who was
killed by Samuel Henderson. a youth OF Is
years. who it 10 believed. Is mentally I'M
balanced. According to- Henderson's con-
fession, he stabbed Percy a number OF
times and then threw the body into a
creek.
clusively connected young Henderson with
the crime. the coroner recommittsd the boy
70 prison to await the action OF the grand
jury on the accusation Of murder.
The testimony OF the coroner's physician
was 10 the effect that the murdered child
was not dead when placed in the creek
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CELEBRATED ny PIoxEERs.
Fiftieth Anniversary Of the Dlaeov
cry of Geld In CALIFORNIA;.

STy VI NSsO - N1hbtOrWs0s
NEW YORK, Jan. fs.-some tw0-ecOro
members and guests OF the Associated
Pioneers OF the Territorial Days Of CALI
fornsa celebrated the fftieth anniversary
Of the discovery OF gold In that state ~ =
dinner last night.
DR.. Leonard Cotton. president Of the
association. presided. Among the guests
were Rev. Newiand Maynard. James
Grant Wilson. J. q. Mcc1oskey. who war
one OF the original thespians Of the gold
country. Mark %. Wilbur. Of BROOKLYN:
II. p. Schsrman, @. ". Schumann. w. n.
sweeney DR.. A. +. Goddeii. Joseph ~.
Pray, John Warner of Pyovidenc1, snA
Frances ID. Clark.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. iD-Prepara~
tons for the golden Jubilee Of California,
the fiftisth anniversary of the discovery
OF gold are making rapid hsadway. The
celebration will begin Monday and cons
tnue next week. embracing many entiYe-
iy novel features. nearly every county n
the state contributing TO the event. Gan
Francisco IL already gaily decorated 10
anticipation of the carnival and visitors
are arriving In large numbers. The eov-
ernor has declared the opening Of the
Jubilee legal holiday. and during the
week NJ activity the public schools vkffY
be closed Seldom before has state ana
civic pride been reused to 4 greater des
gree.
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pany. Default was made by the Leaven-
worth. Topeka q Southwestern Railroad
Company on January !. 1894. Prior to this
date the Union Pacific company had passed
into the hands OF receivers Payment I'M
der the guarantee was demanded and re-
fused.
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vILLERs CONVICTED OF MURDER.
Life imprisonment the PenaIty-wo-
man Easnts on Wifneaa sfanA

JAMESTOWN. y. d. Jan. 18th. Jury
In the Villers murder trial returned
verdict finding yillers guilty OF muir
der and fixing the penalty at lie i'm
prisonment- Mrs. Tromer tainted while
on the witness stand. and admitted that
she withheld part OF the truth on tho
tirst trial through fear Of Eillers.
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INDIANAPOLIS Van. fs-Chairman
Hanna. ~ the executive committee OF
the monetary convention. has been mott
fed tha, the Chamber OF Commerce 81
I4tfle Rock ARK. had reconsfderet is
determination not to send delegates -
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Give ne ChanAerlain's Cough Remedy
every time. Il relieves . cough quicker and
effects . complete cure sooner thaa ANY other
| have ever ussd-W. L. RsYHoLDa, 1ien-
dora, Cal
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NEW YORK, Jan. fs-Ccnsideration o.
The budget for sthe great city has begun
In earnest ana fokeshadow1 an enormous
total The cost or government VIII be i'm
nsenseiy Increased. Instead Of. decreased az
expected on account Of consolidation
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the convention. and that IL will be fully
represented. The committee expects a
larger delegation from the South than
was foreshadoWed a few DAYS ago.
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Minister Merry Cordially Received.
SAN JOSE. Costa Rica. Jan. ls.-Prcsl-
dent Islesias has officially received United
States MinAter Merry. Marked evidences
Of respect and esteem were extended TO
Capt. Merry ana the new minister express
ed qualification over the manner In which
he had been received by the sovernment
and the people Of Costa Rica.
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DENNY
BLAINE
LAND co.

Offers for sale two centrally locat-
60 wearVcs. orher water front
property. a lSFEe amount ~ TIDE
lar3s. Building loJs between '2aii-
read avenue ana Western avenue;
business property Qpon Frs ave-
rue. First avenue soGth Second
ard I}asd avenues ard Ye~ier way.
fonF business blocks. number Of
henutitH, residences on Denny hsli;
uue home ia Queen Anne. rest
dsrees In other parts % the city.
and q large and choice list 81 resi-
oef}ce property. We handle ouy
perfect sl1!eS. Examine our ltst
before buying elsewhere.
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van buijdtng.
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DIR. ANNIE RUssELL--Diseasts q
women. . Rexweli.
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a. reserve our entire stock hghqm Dry Good" Fancy Goods
close possible
III S goods business this city, We take this occasion thank
I'LL S1 during
lIN|0 dtM which shall rom
anadb
Tnn1 be
II "a Our store will closed Thursday and Friday gdvungud
IN nN PATTERNS Jaeger Underwear and Earl Wilson Collars
Il|R HI be sold reduced Very
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK.
Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City Dock
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays a; II
midnight for Port Townsend. Port vii
liams Dunse less. Port Angeles. Port
Crescent Gettysburg. Pysht. cialiam Bay
and Mean Bay; returning. arrives at Sc
attic p. N. on opposite days. Steamer
Garland leaves City Dock for Pert Town
THURSDAYS snd Saturdays at q midnight:
arrive Seattle alternate days al s:31 o. IA.
Tel Main 81 or Main sla
CAPT. ]. Il. THOMPSON. Manager.
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CITY NOTICEA


CITY TRfsAsURERS NoTICE-Nesiee il
hereby given that the second annual In
ssa!iment 81 local Improvement district
No. Ia for tie Improvement q: Harvard
avenue north formerly oak street.
Chestnut avenue and Sherhrooke street..
IN tire city az Seattle. from the north end
OK the existing improved section Of Har-
ward avenue north formerly Harvard
streeSf 70 tire u0rth margin Of Eas, High
land drive formerly Nelson street,. ua-
der ina provisions III ordinance No &ass.
which provides fer The improvement Of
said street ~ grading. ssaswalkiag and
parking said Harvard avenue north. and
providing sor the payment therefor In
tas;allments and establishing a fund for
ton Of special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement,
and providing for the issuance or bends
as authorized by an ast of The Legislature
OF the state Of Washington. appray ID
March sth. iSs5, and under the provisions
ot ordinance No, aSsa. approved May TN,
1884, as amended by ordinance No s&ia
approved July Iith. lssa. ard the city
charter IS amended and naw IN force has
been duly certified 80 me fer collection,
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each Parcel ana lot of
land, and part thereof. IA said district in
payment OF such instaliment remains I'M
paid. aud tbs same, including the inter-
est on t6e whole amount charged. must
he paid "a or before she 18th day Of Oc-
tobvr. lSsss Unless payment BE made on
such iustalIment on or before thu seth
come delinquent and shall bear Interest
a; the rate ~ per cegi. per aununl, until
paid and Il not paid before said time, q
penalty OF five 81 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
of land, and part thereof SO delinquent,
and with the interest and penalty shaft
be collected as other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized 10 DC charged and coli
iected on other delinquent taxes and
each lot or parcel OF land 40 delnquen.
shall be sold for the amount Of such as
sessment. with interest. penalty and
costs, III the manner provided by Law.
A. H. FoOTE,
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. September 10Th.
1895.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

Steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
coma. Wash. and Victoria, n. G.
s.oNprn Lvl NJ Tacoma 10 Ar 4.oDprn
Io.oopm Lv 81 SEATTLE SeiAri i;Epm
10oam Lvl APT. Townsend IS Ar sam
3bamlAruo Victoria MiLvs Steam
'Daiy except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes hrst-class &C.
commodat.ons, carrying both freight and
passser gers. ard leaves from Yesler wharf.
Seattle. for Victoria. at 10 p. m. and for
Tacoma at 2:i5 r. m.
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
staterooms until a. m.
For rates, tickets, etc. inquire OF
E. r. POPE.
Agent Yesler Wharf. SeattlA
I. a NADEAU.
General Agent. ~. r. Ry.. Seattle,
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FOB RETI1SGHaN BAY. ANAcOH-


TES AND BLAINE
Steamer George e Starr leaves Central
Deck. Seattle. a. . n Monday. Wed
ses6ay AID Frl1ay: Ee11Eniax- caves
HIalr. :. n. ard gyaa.coEa > H. Tues
aay. Thursday Rn1 satasGay
"a CONNER TRADING AND TRANS
pDRTATT0% 20.
Tel Nzg- IT, Cxrira. Dock Seattle.
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sKaGfT RIVER ROCTE-St.amer City
% Champaign. Weekly time card.
Leaves Seattle Monday. September 10 If
u ml6night. Wednesday, September Il at
II midnight. Saturday September "a. a, s
3. Ia
Leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday. eep-
,eu.her z. at T. NJ. Friday, September 4
al n m Sunday. September q 8; a m
Calling ST TaIaiip. StaBwood. Fir Skagtt
CITY. Moant Vernon ard Avon. For pas
seEgeT and freight rates apply at ci,y
aoGA. telephone, Main s.
II. II. McDoDali. Master.
W, r. CJkesoss Manager.
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= STEAMERS

STEAMERS
SEATTLE & EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoSps
ROUTE.
Tire Ca-d-Leaves Seattle a IN. n
m and s ? NJ Leaves Everett s:lg a N.
$50 p. III ana 7.l5 p IN
Three round f-srs daily erce1, Sunday
Conneetions--At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer for Tacoma. AZ Everett with N.
steamer NsaSc FOR SHoh I'll 81. ana Win
lie Everett Il Monte C~isto railway FOR
Monte Cristo and way stations
t>1l1.aa Dock SEATTLE Nareha-tz' Tsn-k
EYsre.t. Telephone. Seattle Res zsl Er-
sTsii 81 (. 3. SCOTT
Manager
HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
STEAMER Delta
Carrying Z. :. paasl leaves GaIbrsf.h ssock.
fo5t II Washington ssreet Tuessays
ThuT<4aYs ana Saturdays. az o'clock a
p. FOR kLngstea, Port Gamble seatsck,
Qst.ceae. T4rao Fay. Rrtnnon. Haily. ne
waite, I-slEwaup EaIx Hoos gcort and
TGsoa City. Returns On alternate Ssys
n. TROTTMAN. Mag,sr.
Teisphcr<, Man SS
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STEAMER A. II. ROBINSON.
Carrying l.. s. Mail.
On Port Orchard and Port WASHINGTON
route. leaves City dock $50 a. m. calling
At South Beach, BurcheIi, Brick YARD.
Bremerton. L. s. Navy Yard, Sidney
Charleston. Tracyton. Chico. SflvordaIe
Leaves Port Orchard Navy Station al
p. m: arrives Seattle at 2. IN. E n Rob
Agents. Telephone. Main s.. w.
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wHATCOM. ANAcORTES AND FAIR.
HAVEN ROUTE.
STEAMER BAY CITY

Leaves City dock foot of Main street
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays al
p. N. Single fare from Seattle 81; roun,;
trip. $50: from Tacoma, SIS: round trim
8. W J. Fills Manacer
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily, except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, May 3.
TIME CARD.
Leave seatile-1:6. u:l5 a. m: 2:tS. SIS
p. m.
Leave Tacoma-a:s0 a. m: l. $50. .. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seatsie-I.3p a. m: Il m: a. m
Leave Tacoma-93o a. m: 30 30 o. n
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma, ard Commercial dock, soos of Ma
r.on street Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington.
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PORT TOW NSE&p. SAN JUAN ISL
ANDS AND WHATcpN ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mai. leaves City
t0cA foot o! Main street. Sunday. Tues
aay and THURSDAY 81 - a'clock ntfn5Sa.
for PORT Townsend Saa Juan Islands ara
Sesx yyhatcorr Returning leaves Sa~
Wna:csra TUESDAY. THGrsdsy AID S4tar-
aay a. n u. J n. Thompson. manager
oanss IAlY- fogsrtBs s. ca. agents. Csty
DIX Ts!sF bona. Main s..
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLT.-No-
tice of assessment roll OF Local Improve
lnent District No. lid. for the improve
neut Of certain portions of Westlske
Avenue and certain other streets In tho
City OF Seattle. under Ordinance No, 41A
and hearing thereon.
Notice IL hereby given that the assess
ment r0ii OF Local Improvement District
No. Us for the Improvement OF certain
portions of Westlaka Avenue and certain
other streets, under Ordinance No 1 .Nl
has been reported by the board OF Pub
lie Works 10 the City Council OF the City
OF Seattle ard Is now on file In the offscs
~ the city Comptroller ara ex-ofT.cfo CITY
Clerk and the. Same IN now open for pub
lie inspection at said Office and will re-
main open for inspection nn0l Monday
the It'll day of November, 1885, al s O'clock
y. m, and NIL persons interested ara here
by required 10 appear before the city
council at a session thereof 20 be held IN
The Council Chamber IN the City Hall az.
o clock y. tn. and make objections there
TO At said time fixed tho city council
will consider any ana all objections made
ard Will make such. corrections In said
rolf as it deems just. and will then by or
dlnance approve such roll and levy ard
assess the amounts thereof against zach
parcel and lot OF land shown In said roll
and declare the same a first lien thereon
Said matter may hss afjourned TO q later
date IL SO ordered by the City CotIur.y
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-osiicio CITY Cierk
OF the City Of Seattte
Tate Of first publication. September %.
1888
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
S-- = AiLrra y. ~ A
SEATTLE PORT GANBLE-TOw NsESD
ROUTE
ROUTE
STEAMER PROSPER

LEAVES CiEy dzsck 5asly at 80 a III. exesns
s2n6zy Scr kovs Ma1sson. Kingston. Pert
fannie. Pert Ludlow AG9 PERI Townsend
Returning, yeaeass Seattle 81 4. ~. a. ~
Te.eseaaEx. Male IL LAZY. GcSara.as u CO,
aSsGG.