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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-20

LArxest skate On Record Captured
by Local ftshermen.

D Ergel, who lives IN room 8 Dewns
block; Fred Ekswart and Stuart Boyle
came down town last night from Ncrsh
Seattle with the biggest skate on record.
They could not carry IL, ~ they gos
wagon 10 hep them ogt. a: ths corner
% Cherry stree; ana Second avenue a
crowd collected. and in hess than ave mil
utes seventeen lectures were delivered on
skates. their characteristics and how %
catch hem.
Engsi. Eksward and Royie were on the
edge OF Halls wharf. North Seattle. with
long fsn line and n big hunk OF halt,
when they caught the skate. IL took them
an hour and half 20 land II. and in the
meantime they all thought they had "A
whale. II VAS an exciting adventure. and
Engel. who had the iine when the mon
ster struck. VIII need a vacation to get his
nerves back in routine condition.
II was estimated that the fish would
weight between 40 and 80 pounds It was
sax feet In length from the tip Of its tail
10 the end OF it's nose or whatever you
may cali IL; four feet wide and six inches
between the eyes Its mouth would admit
two ordinary hands punched. Italian fstl-
erfnen said that Il was the largest skate
ever caught in Elliott bay.
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Aiaska-Neva straiis~Whtcstare mar.
rows-Bu5y changed Whifestone Narrows
huoy. red. No. e. has been changed from, A
second-eiass spar 10 secand-claas nun
buoy, The chart has been corrected by
substituting the letter = for 3 at the buoy
IN. to NJ. r. s, Lighthouse Inspector,
Thirtsentn district. July !. isss. Chart af-
Peril Strais~-Rucy ct,anged-~Rnse Inland
Rock buoy. black. No. s. has been changed
from a secorf.-ciars spar 70 A second class
can buoy. The chart has been corrected
by substituting the letter g for Il at the
buoy. IN IN NJ. T. = Lighthouse in@per~
tor. Thirteenth district. July :. Isss. Chart
affected. s3a)
Lynn cansI~fajlkoo. inlet ~nuovs ce.ah.
llsheS~-on June q. 1855, Kstschin River
Flats buoy. a red, second-ciass ics buoy.
No. 2. was esta bilshef In e fee; Of water.
Ia mark the western channel Edge OF tina
flats AZ the mouth ef ksts,ilin river or tire
bearings. Battery point. W ~ N: extreme
point OF N head of s<stsehin river Nm r.
y e. extreuas eastern edge of NE point
Of Fiat hay. sE. Il 3. In approaching
from the sosifhward .his buoy ahoula not
be brought 90 bear 10 westward OF NV.
by W. when within one mile Of II. In ap-
preaching from the nosshwara II sf1oud
not be brought 10 hsar 30 soushward of'
SIC. when within one mile OF 1T a. shoal
ridges radiate from the fats, On tho above
date Indian Rock buoy. u NUS. painted
red and black ia horizontal stripss. waS
rnoorsd in "a feet If ~ater. about 30 yards
s r. from Indian Rock. WHICH 1t MARKS.
The buoy Ia on the bearings, battery
point extreme end R.E. - f.: Tananf
paint fea~t ~ Tarsni village. = w. by =
" On, 10 VI, II. 3 lighthouse Inspector.
T~n.rteerth district, July T. itys. Charts az
yected sNG ana s5Gl
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MARINE NEW ..

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ls.--Arrfved-
Str Ti;sans from Naasiino, ok Nidette
from oisrnria. sh Glory OF the Seas from
Departure bay. str Empire, from Coos bay.
ssiisd--Str umatilla. for Victoria oN Ger
mania. Tor Seattle. schr id.ls and Mat
tie. for ceas bay, ssisr Reuh Richardson.
for Resurrection bay, Alaska.
SAN PEDRO. Aug, is.~S-siled-lsk Tie
dsl Wave. for Tacoma. Arrised-Sehr
Dora Rlahm, from Tacoma.
COOS DAY. Aug D.~~Arrived~Schr Got
anna. from San Francisco.
Pokr ANGELES. Aug. is.--Salled~Sh j.
h. Brown, for Nanainlo ard Honolulu.
HoQUTAM, Aug. ls.--Saited-Schr Metha
Emma Utter and schr Lena Sweasy. from
Wiilapa harbor for San Francisco. Tug
Astoria gees 10 the Columbia river today To
bring the firs, barge load or stone for the
1rays harhor tetsy.
HoQUTAM. Aug. Is.-sailea-~sehr Pio-
PORT BLAkELEY. Aug iS-~Arrivsi-
scnr Laura Madsen. from Seattle.
SOUTH BEND. Aug. n.-ArFIyed~-Str
Signal from San Francisco.
ASTORIA, AGg. ls.-Sa.led--Str Column
bia. for San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW, Aag. is.Arrived-Ssr
Samoa. from Seattle
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. ia.-Arrived--
Maweenfa, from San Francisco
NEWPORT. Aug. is.-Sailed- Schr John
A, Tampbsil FER Port Blakeley.
lamar, from Vancouver
ANTWERP. Aug. is--Arrived- sh
Whitl!eburn, from Tacoma.
EAST LONDON. Aug fa-Arrivsa~B
sh Agnes Orwaia, from Tacoma.
WELLINGTON, ~. T.. Ang. is.-~sailed
per sehr tina. Angus; Is. ssss north. ia. ~
west, schr Defiance. from San Francisco
for Grays 1iaFbor.
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stay over right. eu: that Ne was entitled
90 lawful f>assesstnn cf the sos.es and mus.
have - AsS ts!sesn focused the case 1t
GfHerAa. angie Mr.. RAoees sAs9 ssssf
MA Ssssco must gee OR Mira Gibson
said that she wocld tot assdge until her
legal rights were settled Witnesses said
ssaE Mr. Rhodes used oeiy sufficient s1gg,e
10 mere Mira Olsen CUT of the house. while
sAe claimed sssf Ne treated her erasaisy.
The esiSence feppsei IN faver Of Ar,
Rhodes when they reached .ae STEPS. SC
corSsirg 20 The states witnesses. Mrs Gil
son suddenly grabbed Mr. RAo.see and
tesksd hsns head foremost down she s@etn
and ave- fence into the alley, while he
WIS sraTsfeaiiy e.ssesyoriag TO ESCAPE hsr
clutches
Mrs Olsen claimed THAI Mr.. Rhodes
treated her saxg.fui,y ard Knocked her
OF porch eight feet 70 the ground. Jus
lice Austin WAS corvincsi nat Mrs. Oh
SOC was guilty o. 1rtur.ns M-. RaoGss 90
tha extent of 81 AMI costs.
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MRS. gibson FINED.
Court Satisfied That She Assaulted
Mr.. Rhodes.

Il = usually shs man who In fired for
Assaa.si-g tas woman, btt IN Justice
Aust2ufs COLT yesterday afternoon = cs&<s
WA 0ears wherein the reverse vas tr8e-
Mrs. Ann Olson. who gave hsr AZ as
a. although SIRE locks Ten Searx younger.
ara e z Rhodes, wire ~eaTer. sers
the principals. (, appeared thai Rhodes
sub~ieasex. a. furnished house from Mrs.
Gsascss. T~aa agers . control o. sne crop
srtv cera rssessce3 a cfvIi aetEo1 against Mira.
Csfsscr ara nss her ssa~E.itEage Frsoysss CT III
sa~ x-rAe1 Pr cs.s then ie4ssd he house
from The agent and Escvn. Ise furniture
hack.
Mrs GEsc- appeared at ths hoess- ard
seaf.nx hsrssf ir a comfortable esassr. L.
formed Mrs. E-assse ira: sss MAS IN rcs-
ssssassr Il lie er~rnlses Wss@a Ar. Raas-ss
"a ne herre re- ssst %hewcy" 20 Ma Jl-
soc pleasantly. nsas a-s Gii<5E Has not In
a narnar far routine eonys~@afsaa- Sss
stated In rsAsa language the reassa a Aew
rxsnsrca Nx, 9hcaao ri tzn& 80 ecuea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-20
HENRY GEORGES BIRTHDAY.
Stnxle-Taxers to Celebrate II by Civ
ing n nanQuet.

The sinsie-tasers OF Seattle viii cele-
brafe the birthday Of Henry George 10y
giving \ banquet AT Ranke hall on the
evening OF September 2. AT the regular
meeting az the committee Of the ssng.e
tax propaganda held last night In the
muni.ijsAl court room. a subcommittee
was appointed 30 marriage the affair. Re-
pubiicans and Democrats. as well as Pop
niistx. will be expected 10 participate In
the banquet. which will bo entirely nom
partisan In character.
The number 81 hancaeters viii probably
be limited only by the capacity ct the hail.
Ladies' as well gentlemen viii be In
sited. The committee in charge of the af-
fair will place tickets on sa!s Monday at
the ofiiees OF the Post-Inseiligencer. tie
Times. the New Western hotel and at s.
T. Shorsy's book store.
Tie management; ~ the banquet viii be
In the hsitds Of the following committees.
Thomas Navin, Harry II. Drees, r. w.
Moui,on Eugene Way. ]. l.. Barrie and
q. 8. Fenwick.
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RESOLUTION NO. 5a--Be II resolved ~
the city Council OF tho City Of Seattle
a. follows;
a. That il is the intention OF the CITY
and Fast Republican Street from Minor
Avenue North TO point 100 fee; west
Of Boyiston Avenue North. Mercer street
ard East Mercer Street srcn the alley
west Of Esstake Avenue 20 Boylston Az
enGe North. Harrison Street from the al
ley west of Howard Avenue North 20
from Bellevue Avenue North to Boyisten
Avenue North. Thomas Street ana East
Thomas Stree; from Howard Avenue
North to Belmont Aveaue North. John
s .as A 'S sns ,osn sres. from, H ESR
snae, the alley between Minor Az
euue %ot;A and rcHtius Avenue from John
Street 10 Republican Street, the alley be-
tween pontus Avenue and Howard Az
peoiean Street Howard Avenue North
frotr f<oint sta feet seuth 81 john Street
20 Harrison Street. the alley between
fsesars Avenue Nar:h ard Eastlake Av-
emu. firm a point 10 feet north Of Hsr.
risen Stree, to Fast Mercer Street. East
leks Avenue fron point 80 feet south
Of Thornas street. Eas:lake Avenue from
rslnt 10 feet north % Thomas
Street - Harrison Street. Belle
we Avenue Norta from paint 30
~
rosns les feet soash ef East Mercer Street.
bellevue Avenue So~tN from Eas. Ns-cs-
Stree ~ Bellevue Place. and Hoyis.1n
Avsens <3rth from East Harrison Stree
~ East Roy street. ny constructing there
in proper savers ;eroUghryse said ,ar-
lions of said streets. arersiss and alleys
TIRE sane erTriirg connecting system
cf sewers wits ScsrESloa et5:i@tl toges ssr
WITH al necessary wYes openings Ts~-
hetez "a 1sF hoaea. vs1sisAtors, casrA ha-
slns AID 9ash.u9 tacks-
S91 Thai thn rcst thgresS. ~ ratF ~
IN assessment; 70 ne leVsas aDsn the mop
srtY aagti3nx 9r4cn ana psextTnzse % SAID
streets. avenues ard als~ys as 81. syr.A
s., tse fyss paragraph - sAls resolution.
unds~ TIA ;,,Aa Of Issnze9laf~ yaYr lent :
ara Ordinances et tSe C3.y % Seattle
a. THAT tels CITY Engineer n~ 3l..ess al
- furnish - Re sNfsy s4Hars5i an ss.f-
na&fs - ere cost - sad Improvement
80 Kha- - matter ct making SAID IN
r~3wegueat y - t@ cczss,seTs; Sy re CITY
Ccanca' ST a SESSION shs-@os - - hsss 81
fhe SKA 1&T ~ September. isse AZ Sss.9
{ ,fccs g ~ az wstcs tire - g,s~Sss-s
desiring - ~ ssarf before -Ns C'sr@ f>os--
az 1pan TIE matter - r14krs sad in
srNre~sssst ara rGt.Sess - - ErSs~r.
"a sSei rse C9:v CcuscEl .he ss.A txv a.
August. iSss. saa sAsasSs by rae Ia span
snsssos - naturalization - It's pa sxazs
sAas l4sa Gag - August. Isss
". Y RsNEHagT.
President - 80 GytT t0ir-ss
Fsss3 sy sns tbs 1Ste asv ~ Asxzssr. Fss
WILL IL PARRY.
Cssx fsrrrtrnis,sr ara Ex-uSseio City CLARK.
by ~. X CgEYELIN Derssy Cserk.
"a - faoRx ex.sfs t. -
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ORDINANCE No. 5dis~An Ordinance va
forty-Nve ti4ot OF the Seattle T1dsiaGds:
BE II ordained by the City Of Seattle as
follows:
Section l. That the alley in block one
hundred forty-tive Ci5l OF the Seattle tide
lands Be and the same hereby Is vacated,
provided, however, that this ordnance va
eating said alley shall be void unless the
Seattle and Montana Railroad Company
shall begin work upon its waterway run
Ing across block orc hundred ard forty
seven CSD OF Seattle Tideiands and other
property within thirty days from the date
this ordinance shall go into effect and
Of said waterway On or before the LIST day
of March. 1899.
Sec. 2 This ordinance shall take effect
and he in force from and after its passage
and approval. II approved by the mayor:
otherwise IL shall take effect a. the time
II shall become a law, according 70 the pro-
visions OF the city charter.
Passed BY the city Council this nth day
OF August. ItHs. and signed by me. In open
session. In authorization OF such passage.
this 18th day OF August. 1885
w V. RINEHART.
President Of the Council.
Approved by ma this 18th day OF August.
1895.
T. J. HUMES.
Mayor OF the City OF Seattle.
Filed by me this isth day Of August. 1898.
Attest: WILL IL. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-ofiieio City
Clerk.
ny q. K CoRYEL. Deputy Clerk.
tSsai)
Published August %. 1895.
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TIE CITY or SEATTLE-D~pxrtuA meat OF
rTzsaac Treasurer o<Hes-C-sy Treas
u-e-'s S8rie<.
neut roll % Local inv-uveneas District
Nc. is, in TIE Csty ef Seattle. created by
Ordinance No. ga entitled an ordinance
avenue, from point midway between Cn:-
versity and UEfor street to Union Street.
ard Union Street treEa a point IS feet east
Terry Avenue 70 Horsn Avp-s.e. a.sa Afrc:
-Afe1as from University Street % Assruss
Aveaue. and Met-oss Avenue from Minor
Avenue 70 Eass Olive Street. n the City
OF seattle. OF constructing through sad
portions % said avenues and streets &a
ironsione pipe sewer. With all necessary
veasilators. cascA- basins a-si isushias
tanks. the portion Of said sewer il Boren
Avenue ard Union Street 10 be connected
stracsinx across privase properly from
the intersection az fsorsr Avenue All
Union Street to the inteEsecsIer Of Minor
Avenue and Pike Street. IN accordance
vita the agreement entered into by the
cry 0, seattle. isted March s.s. isss. and
Ard providing for The payment therefor
by the mode OF immediate payment. and
establishing a fund for such payment by
Of land benefited BY such Improvement. un-
der tae pEov1a.0ls OF OEdlranes Nc. asa.
approved Apri. 18th. issa. a. amended by
ofu-lsAAFe No SSN. approved AAS NtN. tsSs,
ard Ordinance No. ASA approved May stn.
isss. and the City Charter as Do~ IN force.
has been certified 90 me fer collection. and
that unless payment o. the assessment
thereon contained is maze within ~ days
from the date Of she f9rSI publication Of
this notice such assessment snail become
delinquent and shall bear interest a. the
Fate OF 10 per cent per annam until paid
ard Ii not paid before such assessment
shall have become delinquent a penalty
Of per cent shall be added. and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
los and parcel SO delinquent ard with the
interest collected as other taxes separate
account being kept thereof and II 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 20 be charged and collected
on other delinquent. taxes, each lot or par
eel 20 delinquent shali be sold for the
amount az such assessment. with interes. =
ard costs, at the time and in the NANNY D.
and by the same authority as lands and
lots ars sold for city taxes.
A n FSo0TE
City Treasurer ~ the City Of Seattle
Date OF FIRST publication. Seattle, Wash.
August H. 1898.
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The yacht Figilant win be launched this
afternoon at Hickman & Hansone ship
yard at high tide. She ss built on the lines
OF the Atlantic racer by the safne name. II
is expected that she will enter the races to
be given in The bay on Labor day. Tie
yacht is siocp-rigged and carries IS square
yards x canvas. Her Dimensions are IS
feet long. . feet deep. with five-foot hold
and 81 feet from tip 10 tip. The mast r,ses
IS feet from the deck. Milton II. Barr,
who Ia connected with lie firm. said she
would he one Of the pretiiesst racers seen
on the Sound. She has "A good cabin with
accommodations for eight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-20

The tliirty-seconsi national encampment
OF the Grand Army of tho Republic viii be
held in Cincinnati. O.. September 5io
The various railroads have granted liberal
reductions IN rates, and the attendance
wifi probably be very large, The osYicial
programme copies Of which have been
received by posts IN this city, Is FIJI OF
features Of exceptional interest. President
Mckinley and commansisr-.a-ChiefC Goblin
viii review the grand parade on S--ptem-
Der :. A sham battle will reproduce with
vivid fai.hfulness Dewey's great victory
at Manila
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ORDINANCE NO. 5ois-An ordinance va
eating the alley In Block ore hundred
forty t1s6l Of the Seattle Tsdeiands:
Be II ordained by the City OF Seattle az
follows.
Seton l. Ira. the alley in block one
hundred forty fii9 OF the Seattle TStssan3s
be and the same hereby Is vacated. IroTid-
ed however ;nat the ordinance raeat.nx
szsa alley shall be void ualess he SFatsie
and Montana Railroad Company shall be-
gin work upon !ts waterway running
GaTs OF the Seattle ITieiants ard other
property within thirty days from the data
ibis ordinance shall GO into effect 1Hd
shall have constructed az isas: so feet
Of said waterway On or before the ist day
OF March, fsss
Sec This ordinance shall take effect
ard be IN force from and after It's passage
and approval. II approved By the mayor.
otherwise * shall take effect AZ the time
4, shall become A law. according 10 The pro.
visions OF the city charter.
Passed By the City Council this 18th day
OF august Us. ard signed by me, IN open
e. ssson III authorization OF such passage,
this i7th day OF August. 1855
". V. RINEHART,
President OF the Council.
Approved by ne this 18th day Of August.
r. J. HUMES,
Mayor OF the City OF Seattle.
Filed by m. this 18th day Of August. 1893.
Attest: WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Osticio City
By 6. K. CoRYELL. Deputy Clerk.
Published Aug1ls. %, 1895
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Sec. = Tas- ordnance shall take effect
Td - Ia foyc< fran and after rs passage
ana approval u approved by the mayor.
Otherwise. IL shall take effect at the sisns
y sAafs seco-ze navy. according 70 isa
PROVISIONS Of the City Charter.
Passed hy the City Council tasz 18th DAY
q August. isss and signed BY RE Ia open
session in Authorization n sueh passage
ta4s Eth lay os August. ISS.
w Y. RfEEHART,
President of sae Council.
Approved by ms ,hss iseh day Of August.
1sss r j. HrMES.
Mayor Of the city 81 Seattle.
Filed by me- this lgea cay q August. IN.
Attest: WILL H PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-otscio City Clerk
By q. Il CDRFELI. Deputy Clerk
fSsai)
PubIsshea August %. 1888
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The City Of Columbia. Seat'le's new
Honolulu liner. will be thrown open for
an excursion to Tacoma tomorrow, ieav-
ing Ocean dock at 10 o'clock a. m. spend
ing about two honrs' At Tacoma and re-
turning 20 Seattle about 2. m There will
De- music on hoard. and TO charge for pas
sage. all tickets being issued strictly ~
Invitations
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The United States ciYii service commits
SION will hold an examination for the In
,errsaI revenue service In Portland. Or. on
some date between October ! ard y. !s's
All rsnrtora who desire 20 he examined
should ay5Ysy 20 j. Frank Davis secretary
o, the board 81 examiners a. Portland for
ars,,!icati ton blanks and full Information
relative 20 the scoye Of th@ examination.
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Crper Yukon Steamers,

Tie upper Yukon steamer Joseph Clos
ret,, recently wrecked while running the
White Horse rapsds. has been Tsi%Ad ac-
cord.ng 70 aavicas received here yesterday
from Lake Bennett Shs IL now running
or the lower river Ia eornee with the
STAR hslbou~u- TIE kil5oarn .la xss
daily triys TO me head Of I'aku ialss wnere
the Pine creek stancelers ara landed
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HAVE yen thought of a trip through re
yAglawssopa National Park this summer
II SO. write 70 l. A Nafeaa. general agent
Nortsern Pacific railway. Seattle. for Al
particulars. or call al The Northern Pa
elee esf!es for a copy OF ''wonderianf''
giving a description OF the tip. oatrtvzls
a E1rcSsan trip.
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Stephen Murphy. aged - years, n labor
er, was taken TO the Seattle General hospital
last evening He was struck by falling
tree while working In logging camp near
wooilev. Two ~ his rfs7s were broken and
hts shoulder was badly crushed. The intur-
les are rot dangerous.
MIR Murphy was brought 20 Seattle On
the Seattle & international train.
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ORDINANCE No. s1Ie-An Ordinance VS.
.aEiax 1aaer nIests formerly Eeokux
sErssE ortSeen Railroad Avenue and
IulnaVlt Avenue llz Seattle Taaslande.
bs \ Ordained ~ tee CITY Ct Seattle az
Section / That ali that part O. CaIs>
street formerly keohuk Street. lying BE-
tween Asa1toaG Avenue and tsginault Ave-
nGs II Seattle Ti6sIAnas ba and the came
hereby " vacated. provided. aoweyer, iAai
fni1 Ordinance yacatlnx SAID street shaI So
VOID unless the Sea,.x and Montana RI
to&d Company shall b~x!s. wog. upon It's
waterway running across block one hur-
cred iorEy-ssten CAD Of Seattle Tia4la ris4s
ana otaer property within ta.cty DAYS from
Siiss gate this ordnance snail 70 Into effect
ard shaa have constructed AT leas, So sset
o! SAID waterway On or before the ,ss DAY
OF March. 1ssa
Sec z. This ordinance shall take ef-ec.
ana De in force from ard after It's passage
ana Approval, IL approved by The mayor:
otnsrwise Ii shall take sffe.. At the time II
shall become q law according 20 the mn
Visions OF the City Charter
Passed ny tie CITY Council this 18th day
o. august, 1888, and signed by ne In open
session iG Authorization Of such passag
this l7in day OF August. 1855
w. v. RINEHART
President OF the Council.
Approved BY me this 18th day OF August,
T. J. HUMEs,
Mayor OF the Cssy OF Seattle
Filed by me thus ls.h day q August, 1885.
Attest: WILL II. PARRY,
City Comp.roae. aud ex-of!.eto cay Clerk.
~ 9; K. CORYELI. Deputy Clerk.
Published August %. 1855.
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"a TRIP OF A LIFETIME.

A cruise through Boring sea Norton aGl3
Kosxei,ssa sounds. VIA Tire popular =. =.
prixham. : ?. IN. Saturday. August -,
oaly szss Cor round trip. Boston snt Alas-
ka Transportation Company. ia james
street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-20

That nay frrshfally be said Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Ii always cures and
cares quickly. When sssrshled with cough
or cnIa give it q trial snd Won are certain 70
Be nssrs shsn pleased with The thorough csrs
1Ajch = win sGwx
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches ~ Pcst-Iatergencer.
NEAH BAY. Aug, Acknowledgements
- -: cloudy, wind east SIX miles.
"Reminiscences, 80 a. m Outward
Steamer Grace Dollar. s.se a. En.. bark Ed
ward May In tew OF Pioneer. s.45 a. m.
Ci.AI.IAAA. Aug. aa~-Noors-tAsht rain;
calm
PORT ANGELES, Asg. ia-lNoon~Bar-
omc:er. ss.aa; dense fos: calm.
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SPECIAL. rate 70 Green River Hot
Springs. the only resort OF its kind In the
state OF Washington. ard whoss waters
are famed for their curative proper,iss.
Call az Nortnern Pacific of,Ica for par
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FOR the convenience Of iss patrons. The
Northern Pacific has established through
car service to WaIia walla. Train leaves
Seattle daily at p. n.