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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-28

RECEIVERS GALE.-Circuit Court OF the
United States. District OF Washington,
Western Division. William A. MacRae.
complainant; vs. Bowers Dredging Com
pauy. defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that /. the UNDER
signed, the duly appointed. qualified and
acting receiver in the above-entitled ac-
tion will. pursuant to an order OF the
Hon. c. III. Hanford. Judge Of said court.
made In the above-entitled action, and en-
tered in the office of the clerk OF said
day Of May 1895. sell at public auction t to
the highest and best bidder for cash. all
OF the personal chatteis of every nature
and description belonging to the said Bow
possession as said receiver. other than the
dredges Anaconda and Python. their
tackle. apparel and furniture, which said
personal chattels consist OF office furniture.
iron discharge pipe, pipe tongs. Jack
screws, pipe cutters. pipe stock and dies.
drills. steam pipe. anchors, punches. drill
being the personal chattels used by the
said Bowers Dredging Company In oper-
aIing the dredges Python and Anaconda
in and about the harhor OF the. city Of
Seattle. state OF Washington. That said
sale viii be made on the LIST day OF June,
1855, at $50 o'clock in the afternoon. at
Myers dock. just south of the Centen-
NAL Touring mills, in the city OF Seattle
county Of King and state of Washington.
and subject to the confirmation Of the
court.
Terms of sale: Twenty-Five per cent. Of
the purchase money will be required TO
be paved in cash or certified check on some
hank in Seattle, at the time the property
Is knocked down. and the balance on the
confirmation OK sale eo by the court
Louis d. CAMPBELL.
Receiver OF the Bowers Dredging Co.
See notice Of sale of other property of
the Bowers Dredging Company In this
issue
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RECEIVERS SAf4E~-Iu the Circuit Court
OF the United States fer the District OF
Washington, Western Division. William
A. Rae, complainant. vs.. Bowers
Dredging Company. defendant.
Notice is hereby given that l. the under
signed. the duly appointed. qualified and
acting receiver in the aoove-sn:ftled &C
lion, Will HUfsuaRt to q decree or the
ahuve-eUt. fd court. made In tas above
entitled acton. and entered n the Office OF
the clerk Of said court In the city OF Ia
coma. en- the 18Th day CT MAY. ISIS. sell
So publie auction 10 the highest ard best
bidder for cash. the hydraulic 9rsdz.s
known as the Python and Anaconda. their
tackle. apparel and furniture. engines.
boilers. machinery. heats. scows ard pom
teens. and all tho right OF sad Bowers
Dredging Company 10 use and operate said
dredEas under any and all licenses and pat
eats Whatsoever. tcss; her with 20 feet Of
eighseen-snch iran discharge pipe with each
OF said dre5-es. and also all the supplies
now on each OF said aredges. free and
clear o. all taxes. maritime liens and 81.
liens whatsoever. That sad are6ges VIII
ne soid separately. and that 10 BIDS will
bs received fer either OF said d-2ssses. their
tackle. apparel. furniture. beats. scows
Eaoatoors. rights and licenses ard ciscaarge
pipe Cor less than Sls.aNl. OF wAsch saeaee
shall he In cash or iR "A eeTfsTfed cheek
upon some bank in Seattle. rayahse T.
the Undersigned That the purchaser OF
said aEsdsss eg either % them may Apply
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SIN MORis I.lBEI.s.
lawyers Continue Ia Make Ii Merry
for the Steamer Eymnn.

Lawyers Continue Ia Make 1t Merry
for the Steamer Evans.
Six more intervening libeis were flied
yesterday against the steamer W. II.
Evans, operated by the Lewis Kioadike
expedition Company. They were az fol-
lows; Robert ]. Lewis. second mate, u.430:
isaac Baker. quartermasser, $3.50; George
L. Lewis. mate, $3.50; Robert DUNCAN.
clerk. sl,SS0: Archie b. Bowers, carpenter,
Ss6u. These men claim that they came to
Seattle from Baltimore under a contract
with the Lewis Klondike Expedition COM
pany and were to spend fourteen months
in the northern waters. The company. it
is claimed. Is unable to carry cut iha
terms OF the contract oy reason cf the
steamer being iibeled by the Washington
National bank. In order to satisfy certain
Claims. A part Of the amount claimed in
each one OF these Intervening libels Is for
expenses incurred in coming to Seattle and
Tor actual work In rigging up the steam-
er, while the remainder Is Cor dana,gea.
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SN3CE 10 EUEinAsi ouS.~bofsH As-
- f-nior Street. Minor Avenue and
- Avenue Sewer Improvement.
| 3.s;~e g hereby given that sealed pro-
@E ~fE be reeeiyed by the undersigned
.ssfsYy Of the board OF pubic works
a oesock D. m. Monday. June s.
- - the Improvement OF connecting
- - al H0yen Avenue. Union Street,
- 1ysuue and Msirose Avenue. by con-
se,.srfisr pipe sewer along said avenues.
s-Ssr Win all necessary openings.
-. unsnhoies. Lamvsoies. ysntalAsors,
1rklag tanks and eaten basins. as pro,
sSSs3 81 ordinance No. 1873, creating local
@~rsvsuseat district No. tss. and In az
sssfsnee Uifh the plans and specifications
- ed Ale IN the office or the board Of
srf4e works.
- bsa nHst b. accompanied by GER
~ check payahie 10 the order OF the
~ 81 Der cent. OF the bid and no bid
"a H. considered unless accompanied by
Surh check.
7he s,aceesaful bidder will be required
"a enter into a contract and furnish sasis-
faxsosy bond for the amount required by
II eify ehnYter and the laws Of the state
"A Washinxfon within ten DAYS after be-
a. notsded OF the award of the contract
- lin. failing 10 do 50, the said check
- tie amount fixed therein Will he for
- 10 the city. No person is eligible
~ hd6rr- who has within two years
~ ID the letting of said contract made
$3.50 In payment OF any Just claim
- My work or labor performed or any
~ Or material furnished pursuant TO
soy such contract as herein advertised. or
eSo eishln said two years failed to com
- any such contracts.
Deei1i attention II called TO article
nj Of the city charter, az now In force,
lIEstrGI<to hours or labor" and TO
Eaeeie vii section II. subs / and .. reiat~
= 70 bonds and sursties.
~ beard of public works reserves TIE
H. TO reject any and all bids.
PROPOSALS uaust be Endorsed on envelope.
~ fer Horen Avenue, Union Street,
fber Avenue and MeIrose Avenue Sewer
6peessment
"a arder of the board of public works.
FRANK DIESON, Secretary.
Ase OF irst publication. NAV x 1893.
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CITY NOTICES.

hi TREAsURER's NoTiCE--SoTIcE
aefeby given that the assessment roll
4Iocal Improvement District No. $50, In
Mcay or Seattle, created by ordinance
Nj 50 Entitled an Ordinance provid-
hx tos the improvement OF East Jeffer-
m street. I'm the City OF Seattle. from
russss<th Avenue 10 the Alley between
1eAu1lrss Avenue and Twenty-second
Avtass. Twenty-fsrst Avenue from East
Je6sfsos Street to a point I'D feet South
Of EAA Marion Street and Twentieth Az
enae fraM Eat Jefferson Street 10 point
- feet sppsh Of East Marion Street. by
constructing therein an ironstone pipe
SNeg throughout said portions of said
streets and said avenues. together with
oil necessary yves. openings. manholes,
hmshnles. ventilasors. catch-hasins and
essa'ng tanks and providing for the pay
msns therefor BY the mode of Immediate
payment. and establishing a fund for such
payment By an assessment upon aiithe lots
and peFrek OF land benefited by such I'm
Hcytmeut under the provisions or Ordi-
Race No. MS approved April 10Th. 1882.
. amended by Ordinance No. $3.50. APP
rfoved the sth day Of May, 1894, Ordinance
10 tses approved May 9Th. 1897. and the
tsy Charter as now in fierce. has been
esrtiasd 10 me- for collection. and that
en'sss payment Of the assessment thereon
scnsafneS II made within 70 days from
as date OF the frst publication of this
lgtfcs such assessment Enal become de-
msuens and shall bear Interest at the
ais Of 10 per cent. per annxm until paid
I'd u noe paid before such assessment
eai hare become delinquent penalty
Der cent shall be added. and the
Ms delinquent shall be entered on the
esnnsl tax roll for the current year
s8ssaM each lot and parcel 50 delinquent
"a VITA TIE interest collected as other
RA separate account being kept there
and II not paid within the time fixed
the payment Of city taxes shall be
Waesed. together with surh additional
saefxea and penalties as are authorized
g - charged and collected on other de-
ssesent taxes. each lot or parcel so de-
naqa*A' shall Ne sold for the amount Of
90 fSssss'nsnt, with interests and costs.
4 NE time and In the manner and by
g @ms authority as lands ard lots are
20 for city taxes.
A. TT. FoOTE.
sr Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
aas q ,sN ''''' y ''''''''
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REAL ESTATE TMASsFERs.


TOT IAufhuoy.
Real estate transactions since January I.
1873. are 81 54 s2a.s3 There were fled for
record Thursday seven deeds. aggregate
ing $s,ss3.s2. Following Is a list:
Sarah n. Lodge and husband. I.eander.
by w. W. Dearborn, attorney. 20 Nancy
Violin. lots 10 3. blk II. Lake Union
add, May IL. $780,
Sheriff to John RI. Allen. John n. Powell
and Jay G. Allen, AS Allen 4 Powell.
plaintiffs. lot 2, hlk II. Comst0ck add
November 10. 1895. $S59.G0.
Annie Ross and husband. John, To Vito
Matineila. tract In ms ne sec ~. twp 70,
r 6, May 10. IS.
NJ. d. Ballard ct ux. TO A. j. Robinson.
lots I3. IL "a Is and g. blk 81, lots IS TO
IS. bills IS, Brooklyn add, May Z. y 900.
Lodge. No. 60. I D. 8. r.. OF Auburn. and
aaron 2. Nicely s. ax. e , Valley todss.
). Slaughter. Ma %. a G. Il.
Margaret 4. psnlan and husband, r.
to Aocre Inyestment Co. lot II. blk ~.
A. A. Denny's add. May 10. $500.
Sheriff 20 Rachael McNellie. plaintiff,
sir lot 2 blk % Bell g. Denny's First
add, April n, 81 2S5.22.
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AARiNla OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to Observation-Disclosures
TATOoSH May q, p. m.-Baromeser,
ea.3l: partly cloudy wind northwest. Il
miles. Passed instr Bristol. l2s40 q. n.:
sh Spartan. In tow of .aea Lion, l2s15 p. M:
a schooner. las p. m: tug Magic. 2stS p:
m. Passed out--Br Geneva, In tow OF
Magic. lao p. m. Outside. bound In. q
tug
NEAH BAY. May e7.-Clear: calm.
cLALI4AM. May 2s.--Partly clondy;
brisk west wind.
PORT ANGELES. May 27.--Barometer.
2s.s0s cloudy: wind west. 10 miles. ". 81
bay. In the Straits. bound IN. a bark.
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CITY TREAsuRERs NorTCE.-Notice
IL hereby given that the assessment roll.
OF local Improvement district No. l55. In
the city OF Seattle, created by ordinance
No. f.aso. entitled. an ordinance proyid-
Ing for the Improvement Of Main street.
In the city of Seattle. from Fifth avenue
south 10 Eighth avenue south. By re-
p!anking the intersections thereof, and
the south half OF the roadway thereof.
and providing for the payment therefor
by The mode of immediate payment. and
an assessment upon all the lots and par
GELS Of land benefited by such improve
ment. under the provisions of ordinance
No. sosS; approved April q 1882. as
May $. ISgs. and ordinance No. 4,4a2 APP
proved May .. 1887. and the city charter
now In force has been certified to me
for collection. and that unless payment
OF the assessment thereon contained IL
made within thirty DAYS from the date of
the first publication Of thig notice such
assessment shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest ar the rate Of v per
cent. per annum until paid. and X not
paid before such assessment shall have
become delinquent penalty of ) per
cent shall be added and the sums de-
linquent 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
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 authorised to be charged
and collected on other delinquent taxes
each lot or parcel so delinquent shall he
sod for the amount OF such assessment
with interests and costs. at the time
and In the manner and by the same au-
thority as lands and lots are sold for city
taxes.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date of first publication. Seattle. Wash.
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-ITY TREAsURER'S NoTIcE--Notice
IS hereby given that the assessment roll
the city of Seattle. created by ordinance
No. 4-ses. entitled an ordinance proyid-
ing TOR the Improvement of Fourth ave.
nue. south, in the city OF Seattle, from
Main street 10 the south margin OF Jack
son street. by repairing the foundations
thereof and replanldng the same and
providing for the payment therefor by
the mode of immediate payment. and es-
an assessment upon all the lots and par
ce-s or land benefited by such improve
menf under the provisions of ordinance
No. 20s5, approved April a9iiss lSSe. as
May !. 1884: ordinance No. 4 4ee, approved
May 3, 1887, and the city charter as now
In force. has been certified to me for col
lection. and that unless payment Of the
within thirty days from the date Of the
first publication of this notice such as
sessment shall became delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate OF 10 per
cent. per annum until paid. and II not
paid before such assessment shall have
become delinquent 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 inter-
est collected as other taxes. separate ac-
count being kept thereof. and IL not paid
within the time fixed for the payment OF
with such additional charges and pena.-
ties as are authorized TO be charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes. eaeh
lot or parcel so delinnUent shall be sold
fer 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.
A. H. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication. Seattle. Wash,
Nav q. 1888.
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MhRiNE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.--Arrsved--
Str Mateo. Departure bay. str WallAs
Wala, Victoria. str China. HorGkon9.
Saiied--Str Columbia. Astoria; biz Alex.
Mcneil 81. Michael: str Maclkipaw. II
coma: schr Bonanza. whaling
TACOMA. May z;.--Sailed May 3--City
OF Topeka. for San Francisco; str Al-KL
for Dyea-
NANAIMO. May e7.-Arriyed May ~
Schr Muriel, from San Francisco.
HOQU1AM. May G.--Arrived May =
from San Frnncisco-Schr Fannie Adeies
for Aberdeen. schr Alcalde. for HOQuian.
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Another OF the numerous damage s,,,z
against the North American Transnor,s
ton and Trading Company was dlsposa.s
or yesterday in the superior court. IRA
plaintiff was Morris X. Smith. who was i
passenger on the steamer Cleveland ara
VINO embarked at 81 Miehssl on the COM
pany's steamer John ]. HeaIey. He GO,
"a far north a. Fort Yukon. ana no far
Their. Smith demanded judgment against
the company for 81 800. The Jury listened
20 the testimony all day and awarded him
a verdict OF $50.
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street. in the city. OF Seattle. from Sec
cnd avenue south to Fourth avenue
south. % constructing pile bridge on
and along the same, and prsyysdfnx for
the payment thereto. by the mode OF
immediate payment. and establishing q
fund for such payment by an assessFnen.
upon al the lots and parcels 81 land hene-
PROVISIONS OF ordinance No. z96. ap-
proved Apr. =, lisa. as amended By erdi-
nance No. 80. approved Nay s. l1D4 and
ordinances No. 4 90. approved May 5.
1877, and the city charter ~ now IN force
has been certified 10 me for collection
and that Unless payment Of the assess-
plent thereon contained - made within
thirty days from the date Of the f5rse
publication Of this notice such assess
ment shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest II the rate OF 10 per cent
per annurn until paid. and IL not paid be-
fore such assessment shall have become
delinquent penalty Of per cent shall
DE- added. and the sums deiinQuent shall
be entered On the annual tax roI. for the
current year against each lot ard parcel
so delinquent and the interest collected
as other taxes. separate account being
Eept thereof. and IL not paid within the
time dxed for the payment OF city taxes
shall DC collected. together with such
additional charges and penalties as are
authorized TO be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes. each lot or
parce. SO delinquent shall be sold for the
amount Of such assessment. with inter
esss and COSTS AZ the time and in the
manner and by the same authority as
lands and lots are sold for E city ge ,aTss.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Nay 8, 1855
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Or ll.


LOWEST RATES-SH0R1EST ROUTE.
Seattle 70 all points East and Southeast.
VIA Portland, Salt Lake City and Denver.
Pullman palace zleepers. upholstered tour
ist sIsepers and free reclining chair cars.
steam heat, Ptntsch light. For tickets 20
or from any points Ia tire United States
Canada or Europe. call on or address e.
f. Ells, General Agent. els First avenue.
Seattle. W. II. Huriburi. q. Il. A.. Port
land
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District of WASHINGTON.

THE. lNITEp STATES Ut aMk4hlCA.
District of Washington.
Whereas. on the 24th day of May. ISIS,
Donworth and Howe, proetsrs for iibelant.
the Washington National Bank. OF Seat
tie. filed libel In the district court of the
United States for the Northern division.
district OF Washington, against the steam
er w. IT, Evans. her engines. boilers. boats.
tackle. apparel and furniture. In a cause OF
a claim for money advanced 10 pay labor,
etc. civil and maritime.
And whereas. by virtue OF process in
due form Of law. TO me directed, RETURN
able on the ath day OF June. issS. l have
seized and taken the said steamer, W. III.
Evans. and have her in my custody,
Notice is hereby given that district
court will be held in the United states
court room. in the city OF Seattle. Wash,
on the 9Th day OF June. fSaH. fer the trial
OF said premises, and the owner or owners
and all persons who may have or claim
any interest ere hereby cited 10 be and
appear al the tine and place aforesaid. 70
shsw cause, II any they have. Why final
decree should not pass as prayed.
G. W. lDE. T.. $. Marshal.
By Ii. w. TYLER. Deputy.
Douwerth a. Howe. Prcctors for Libes-
ants.
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~ TREAsrRER's NorIcE-cIrY OF


latte MEN : w ~ VI
sssaee r. hereby given that thu assess
5 s ~ 81 local Improvement district No.
) =. - ne Improvement OF Diagonal Street.
a. Wy OF r+attie. from South line OF
slrset 10 Lake View Avenue. under
49, Nsssssess Of ordinance No. eS.s. pro-
-. asr sad improvement by grading the
- ana constructing sidewalks thereon
A. ss an assessment 70 nay therefor nv
49, 49, o. payment by bonds" has here
- zen daly certified 70 ms. for coliee-
60 TIE respective SUMS therein
~ ssa levied against each lat and
& - g asd in said aistrtc, must he paid
~ g.. sasai annual payments. with inter-
~ Fen the whole sur, M rharwsd ana
- &c. e such inssallmeats thereof as re-
- ...sAhas M the rate NJ ten per cent
sssssss ard satd interest must bp raid
- y. .ssether With the auneal s.,.ss an
kex- arms due In each year. Said S,Irns
b. ~. erAf interest on the ed slav OF
ue.e-ss@ and the attn instRl.rnent OF sald
~ -, AID the interest for he estb
- ~ sSss1ne due on the I'd dav OF
"a 49, Unless payment be made Of
Npss sssssssHs 81 PRINCIPAL ard sSsss In
n tAe ov before sasa sAa day az June
nj -. 49, shsi hecouae delinquent ant
~ - 49, interest at the rate OF ten nar
-. - sn'saEn Until paid ana ~ ~. 80, -
apas 80 same shalt have h4>coTns aelin-
s*z>s .ssaasSY % 1--WE per cent shen ~
Nssv~. sas the szsfnS delinquent shs1 30
~ sess saaisal tax roll sey tire s.,srrsr.
Alsesss. saea lot and parcel Of lars se
es.se, = ana With the intereS. ,,o.iee,sd
Asfsaf - separate sccosint being kae,
aa1 r., - aos paid wtsa!a the Tim.
y rcsss.s nasuseat % CITY fsxex shs1i
esAr- - as ssish taxes are >otasss.t,.yg -
ek<s A. 80. ssea additional charges az. ner,.
ssoetsss ~ aasaerised 70 be charged ara
Ava lss " - ether delinquent taxes al
- sor x Nse~l so Delinquent Shs,f ~
~ in,s-es. s.asaat ~ such assessment,
e asaasr IA .se casts. az tae ts,.e and in
asax ze6 go y lae same authority as
80 are sold fo- city taxs=
nass a ss.ssEfes II the CITY OF ses..is
- - babacAsfsn. NV - 1SsS
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HuNGERFoaD WANTS $3.50.


LiheIs the steamer Eugene for Fail.
are TO Garry Out Contract.
An intervening libel was filed yeste--
day against the steamer Eugene by II
d. Hungerford. who desires to recover ESQ
II - claimsd by the intervening libelant
that while on the way to ST. Michael In
september or 1Ss7. the steamer. owing to
unseaworthiness met with an accident
and was obliged to reverse its course. lana.
ing the Passengers at Port Townsend in
stead OF st. Michael. By reason OF dam
ages to his outfit. less of time, and the
amount paid for a ticket Hungerford de-
sires to recover the amount stated.
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James II. Conway. who was arrested
some weeks ago on the charge Of passing
a bogus check for -. Yesterday pleaae:
guilty to the charge OF obtaining money
under false pretensss. Judge jacobs sem
fenced him TO one years imprisonment In
the state penitentlafy.
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SEATTLE 70 TACOMA

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily, excep: Sunday.
In one hnur and twenfy-dve minutea
THD STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips seatfle- Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAYa
TINE CARD.
Leave SeattIe-1:6. HIS a. M: 9.45. 6-1s
y. n.
Leave Tacuma-a.so a. M: /. so. D n.
SUNDAYA
Leave SeattIe-7.W a. m. e IA: ,. N.
Leave Tacoua-e-0 a. m.. ga. 80 p. N.
coma. end Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rt0E street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
Washington
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IMPouNDED STOCK NoTIcE-The fol-
lowing described horse. placed in the city
pound MAY l.. 1898. will be sold at pub
cash In hand. TO pay cost of impounding
and advertising, May 30 1S9s. at 10 o'clock
m, at the front door OF police head
quarters, corner Third avenue and yesler
way:
One bay horse, white face. four white
feet
The owner OF the above described horse
being unknown 10 me.
G. 8 REED. Chief Of Police.
Date Of first publication. Nav Is. 1888.
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!GY7CE Of Constructing Quartermaster,
m Is Halter building. Seattle, Wash,
N n. 1sass-iSeaied proposals In fripll-
nsf will be received here until II a. m.
nonday. June 9. ISas. for the eonstruc-
ID Of roadways at the military post at
hgnola blum. Seattle. Wash. and then
H3iicly opened. Full information will
furnished at this Office. Envelopes
ANald he indorsed Proposals for Read
t1ya" and addressed TO the undersIgfi4
q ". W. Robinson Captain ard a
en- T. s. Army.
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The following new suits were filed in the
superior court yesterday.
Mary A. Vestaa ys. George w. Scott. fec
rent and restitution % premises. - =
NARY III. Facer Va. Charles H Eacees
action for divorce on the ground OF abNn-
donmeug. -