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STATE CONVENTIONS.
What the Citizens Committee is
Doing TO Secure Them.

The citizens meeting called by the
Executive Committee on State Conven-
tons assembled in the parlors of the
Golden Eagle last evening, and was
presided over by Judge A. G. Hinkson.
The object of the meeting was to con-
slider the advisa bility of sending d sub
committee, to be chosen from the Exec
utive Committee, to be present at the
meeting of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee in San Francisco on the
10th inst, to urge that Sacramento be
named as the place for holding the
State Convention.
The point was raised that the State
Central Committee might not at the
meeting on the 10th consider the ques-
ton of a State convention, and Judge
Hinkson was appointed a committee of
one to communicate with the Chair
man, w. H. Alvord, to ascertain, if pos
sible whether or not the matter will
come up.
The question of funds necessary for
the reception of the conventions rent
of halls, fixtures, etc, was brought up,
and the advisab ility of making a can
vass of the city for guarantees of sub
scriptions was discussed, but no definite
arrangements We're made.
Talbot II. Wallis, Secretary of the
Executive Committee on State Conven-
tions, said that $1,000 would be ample
to meet all necessary expenses of both
the Democratic and Republican con-
ventiOns, and suggested that the Elk
ecutive Committee should canvass the
city and get guarantees for 81, 800 or
$1,000, and trust to raising the rest af-
ter the conventions had been secured.
He contended that in case the conven-
tons We're secured before subscriptions
were pledged business men might say
to the committee, You have got the
convention, now get the money
Ii was decided to call a meeting of
the Executive Committee for I:30
o'clock this evening at the Golden Eagle
for the purpose of further considering
the matter, and the meeting adjourned.
The record-union., 1898-04-07
ARBOR DAY.
Exercises Held Yesterday at the
Capital Primary School.

The following Arbor Day exercises
were yesterday held at the Capital Pri-
mary School:
Song, Welcome to Arobr Day; reel
tation, Thank God for Trees George
Fields; recitation, PLANT Blessings,
and Blessings Will Grow" Emily Gill
/ lis; concert recitation, I'VE Have
Come" Edwina Rogers and Ida Stock
er; song, Bright Flowers That Bloom
in the Spring pupils of the kinder
garten recitation, Baby Buds Are
Waking" Blanche Rible; an Arbor
Day exercise, Ethel Baker Clifford
Russell Melvin Boyd Lucille Whitney
Edward Paine, Hazel Muir, Edwin Lo-
gan and Margaret Doherty; recitation
I'VE Thank Thee for the Trees Wal
ter Sprague; song, "Arbor Day March;
recitation, 'The Cary Tree Mamie
Garrett; dedication of two trees to
the memory of Phoebe Cary and Alice
Cary, by Eleanore Baldwin and Bessie
Hays.
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AN EXPOSED STURGEON.
It Causes the Arrest of a Market
PrOprietOr

County Fish and Game Warden
Helms yesterday caused the arrest of
j. Gergoli, who conducts a fish market
on street, between Seventh and
Eighth, on charge of exposing and Of
fering sturgeon for sale
The closed season for sturgeon begins
April 1st and ends September LIST, and
Mr.. Helms alleges that yesterday morn
ing he saw one of the fish exposed for
sale at Gergoli's counter. He confis-
Gated the carcass and it will be used
as evidence when the case is called be-
fore Justice Davis
There are those who think that any
person who would at any time expose
sturgeon for sale deserves to be pros
ecuted
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Funeral Of William Trainer.

The funeral of the late William
Trainer took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, $3.50 V street.
Deceased was a member Of Sacra-
mento Lodge. No. ,, l. o. O. F.. which
turned out in a body and escorted the
remains to the City Cemetery Rev.
A. c. Herrick officiated and the pail
bearers We're: n. Wilcox A NJ Smith.
B. F. Tade. C. F. HultQuist, Henry
Bolz and w. S. Withana.
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The Alleged Buncoers.

George Wilson and John Seeley the
men who Oh Tuesday last were ar
rested for conducting a general bunco
business, were arraigned in the City
Justice Court yesterday on charges OF
vagrancy. They were given until this
morning to plead.
They would have been charged with
a more serious offense than vagrancy
had not Kennedy, the Truckee man
they are alleged to have buncoed, been
seas over" at the time, and some
what confused as to details.
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Notaries Public.

Governor Budd yesterday appointed
Notaries Public as follows: Frank il.
Sharp, Fresno; E. NJ. Grunsky, Stock
ton, and Hepburn Wilkins, San Rafael.
Singers and artists generally are users
OF Browns Bronchial Troches" for
hoarseness and throat troubles. They
afford instant relief.
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Naughty Boys.

Mrs. Hitchcock. who resides at Six
teenth and D streets, yesterday caused
the arrest of four boys named Charles
Ward, William Rippon. Fred Wilson
and Ed. Hildebrand who she alleges
disturbed her peace.
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Davis is Doomed.

Officer Maley last night arrested Jack
Davis, who is alleged to be the health
lest beggar who has struck Sacramento
for many moons. He will be charged
with vagrancy, and will be called on to
walk the plank according to the gospel
of Justice Davis
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To be Buried TODAY.

The funeral of Nicholas Stephano,
the old fireman, will take place at 2:3O
p. m. to-day from Firemen's Hall on
Eighth street The members of En-
CINE Company No. l will attend in a
BODY
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An Tnflsnmable Structure

Yesterday Edward Dieterle was
charged with violation of the fire-limit
ordinance by erecting wooden struct-
rue on his Fifthstreet property. be-
tween and K streets.
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Died of Her Iuiurias.

Mrs. Jennie STANDARD of Honcut
Butte County. who fell from a G-street
car on Tuesday evening and sustained
conclusion of the brain, died of her in
juries yesterday morning.
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that it was purchased by Starlight at
Welnstock, Lubin & Co.'S store. Off
Ger Fisher states that the lantern re-
covered yesterday is the same kind as
that found by Officer Bailey.
The record-union., 1898-04-07

Angostura Bitters are Endorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists for
purity and wholesomeness. Get the
genuine-Dr. Siegert's.
The record-union., 1898-04-07

We know that times are hard, but
the Conover people have a hard times
proposition. If times were good you
couldn't buy ConOver pianos at the
terms and prices we offer them to you,
direct from the manufacturer, at that.
Drop in the corner of Seventh and K
streets and see what a bargain you
can get. Open nights.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Metropolitan Theater this
evening the distinguished author and
traveller, f. Marion Crawford, will lee
ture on Leo XIII in the Vatican"
Wherever Mr.. Crawford has lectured
he has been received with exceeding
favor and has won. the most favorable
verdicts from his audience. His man
ner of delivery, his fund of Informal
ton and his brilliant style, it is rep
resented, make his entertainments in
tellectual treats. The Nashville
American" of February 23d said:
There is pronounced personality in
his utterances which alone is worth at
| tentiOn. Beyond that, the remarkable
simplicity of language in which his
thoughts are clothed, and his terSe, eX-
pressive delivery inspires a never-fail-
ing interest in an audience which can
but be appreciated by the speaker. 1t
is this cordial spirit that exists between
Mr. Crawford and his hearers which
makes him successful as a lecturer. lie
is by no means an orator or declaimer,
but an eloquent cOnversationalist whose
individuality is irresistible Mr. CraW-
ford's usbject was Pope Leo XIII. in
the Vatican He dealt more with the
private life Of the great apostle of
Catholicism than with his public his
tory. He touched on his ability as a
statesman and as a divine, but dWelt
particularly on the private life of the
man as he IS, his habits, customs, man.
ners and mode of life as he appears in
the Vatican
In San Francisco and Los Angeles
last month the press expression con-
corning the lecturer and the lecture
was warmly complimentary AS
rule, good writer's are not good speakers.
Mr.. Crawford, we are assured, is
charming exception to that rule; that
he is possessed of that rare quality, a
fine delivery is personally magnetic,
and is a master of the English Ian
guage. The opportunity of hearing
this eminent scholar" says one critic,
lis one that no reader of high-class lit
erature can afford to miss. Mr.. CraW
i ford occupies a position uniquely his
| own in belle lettreS. His close study of
the classics, his many years of resi-
dence in Italy and intimate knowledge
of the subjects presented by him COM
bined to render his appearances of espe.
cial Importance to people of culture"
AT the Orpheum tonight the new bill
for the fifth time. It is a thoroughly
! good one, and some of it's features are
| remarkable, as, for instance, the per-
! Torrance of Fenton, the man with the
wonderful arms, who, being crippled,
has made his hands far more useful to
him in many respects than his feet The
musical number of the Badgers is also
| a decided and very pleasing novelty.
Last night both Master Cochrane and
the Three AS trio" introduced changes
| in their entertainments. and they were
betterments also. By the way, the or
chestra of Professor Franz at the Or
pheum, as now organized, is a superior
one. 1t is well balanced plays with
| spirit and good taste, and it's selections
! and management are excellent and out
! of the usual. It's special features are
strong features Of the entertainment.
The record-union., 1898-04-07

McMorry sells groceries. Agent for
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
parilla and iron. 531 M street.
Try McMorry's soc tea 031 M
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE.

BY ORDER OF THE SUPERIOR
Court, in the matter of the estate of f. G..
JONES, deceased. we will sell at public
auction on TUESDAY, April 18th, at 10
a. m. at No. 1915 Fourth street, Fine
Furniture, Fine Crockery. Trunk. Cloth
ing, Gold Watch and Chain Musical In
StrumentS. etc.
D. j. SIMMONS & CO, Auctioneers
White & Seymour, Attorneys for Es-
tate.
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! Curtain
! Materials

sOrtment is here for selection.
These for hints of pricings:
y Figured muslins, 10 cents the
n yard. Swiss muslins, 20 cents the
yard. Fishnet muslins. 20 cents the
yard. Embroidered Net, 80 cents
the yard. Silkolines, 10 and II cents
n the yard Cretonnes, Is and 20
cents the yard. China silks, extra
3 quality, 80 cents the yard.
The record-union., 1898-04-07

Pretty decorative
stuffS for curtain
ings are coming in
daily. A rich as
The record-union., 1898-04-07

SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT FOR ToRTuRISG, DIS
FIGCRISG HUMoRs WITH Loss OF HAIR Warm baths
with CUTICURA SOAP, gentle anointings with CUTicuRA
(ontent) the great skin mild doses OF CUrIcuRA
REsoLvEsT greatest of blood purifiers and huucr cures
Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM.
CORP. Sole Props. Boston. . -
or How Cure Itching Skin Diseases, mailed fee.
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pCBLfSHER NOTICE - Travelling
agents are J. A. Mcclellan. v $. Rowiey
and o b. fso0fnis. Guy collectors are j..
A. Cathcarf K r. Hawfeg. Eugene Nc
Carthy &. H. MCGOWAN, r. II. Staten and
II. A Hillis. Poatmasiers every 1ttsFe ar,
our agents Pay money only a. these ana
10 CUR resident agents ia the various cities
and towns of the Northwest.
ADV ERTfSfNG - 0fflce hours OF the
Post-Iateiligeneer business office. Daily.
5 q. m. until u y. m sunday hours. open
D =. m. until II q. IA. Classified advertise
0ents for Insertion following morning
Will be- received up 10 i0.U y. III. AdKer-
Qsements under classified headings VIII
- inserted al the rate OF cent q WORD
each insertion. Payment always IL ad-
vance. No advertisement re4$lF%d Tor
less than q e*nts.
3 ADVERTISERS Change far adFertise-
must be furnished ~ o'cloc. sss ttfqaE
Advertisements vii l.. received 81 br ans u
offices OF the Past Intelligence.
EWARD~Teu dollars viii re paid tor
Information leading 10 the conviction ol
any person stealing copies OF TINS paper
delivered to subscribers ia Seattle.
TACOMA ELT REAL-Ao. I9Ss PACING av-
enue I. a. Harrison
oLYMPIA-aI7.s Maln street. G. c. Win
stanley, Agent
EvEkETT-p X Lewis.
SPoKANE-B Branch office. Traders
block, 1os Riverside avenue. telephone AZ
J. q. Peterson Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND-~Wu n, Pfeiftef.
BE.f.LINGHAM BAY ~ New Whatcom-
Parker Ellis. Manager.
VICTORIA, Il. c.~George Marsden.
The following letters await advertisers
az this Office:
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcroRs.-Fo

NOTICE TO CONTRACFORS.-Fou
Avenue North Sewer Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posaIs will be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board of public works Ct
d gs o. s4 h. s foi the m
provement of Fourth Avenue North, from
John Street 10 Aloha Street, by construct
ing pipe sewer along said avenue between
SAID points, together with all necessary
openings wyes, manholes. lampholes, VEN
tilators. flushing tanks and catch basins. az
provided by ordinance No. 5120, ating To-
cal Improvement district No. 1sa. and in ac-
cordance with the plans and specifications
now on file in the office OF the board of
public works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a Ger
titled check, payable TO The order OF the
city comptroller. for sum not less than
five (5) per cent. of the bid and no bid
will be considered unless accompanied by
said check
The successful bidder will be required TO
enter into contract and furnish salts
factory bond fer. the AMOUNT required by
of Washington. within ten days after be-
ing notified OF the award Of the contract
to him: failing 10 do so, the said check
and the amount fixed therein will be for
feited to the city. No person Is eligible
as a bidder who has within two years
prior TO the letting Of said contract made
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant to
any such contract as herein advertised, or
who within said two years failed to COM
plete any such contracts.
Special attention is called TO article xiii
Of the city charter now in force reIat-
ing to hours or labor" and 10 article
viii section 81 subs | and 2. relating 10
bonds and sureties.
The hoard of public works reserves the
richt TO reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be indorsed on envelope:
bid for Fourth Avenue North Sewer I'M
provement."
BY order of the board Of public works.
FRANK OLESON, Secretary
Date OF first publication. December 18TH
;Sas
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY or SEATTLE DEPART
ment Of finance Treasuter's offlce-@city
Treasurer'A Notice

THE CITY or SEATTLE DEPART
ment Of finance Treasurer offlce--cIy
Treasures Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the assess.
ment roll Of Local I'm Improvement bistFlnt
No ~ IN the CITY % Seattle created ~
Ordinance No 500, Entitled an ordlnance
providing for the Improvement OF Bianch'
ard street in the city Of Seattle from the
alley between Fifth AMI Sixth Avenues
10 Ninth Avenue, by constructing AT Ton
ttone pipe sewer % proper dimensions
Throughout said portion OF said street 20
gether with all necessary yves, openings,
nanhoscs. lampnoes. Ventilators eAtcb
basins and flushing tanks al providing
for the payment therefor by She mode o.
immediate payment. ard establishing
fund for sGsa payment by an nsssssmes.
upon al lots ana parcels of land beaeatea
by slch Improvement. under this prove.
ions IF Ordinance No 20>5. approves Apfu
% iSsG irneuded by Ordinance No. 20
approved May D. is,4 and Ordinance No
t4s2, approved May ). Isg7. and the CITY
Charter as.now In force. has been ceru-
fed 10 re for collection. ard that unless
payment Of tbs assessment thereon con-
tained IL fsaae. within - days from tns
date OF the Fest publication OF this notice
such assessment shan become deiinqusnt
and shall bear interest al the rate OF "
per cent. tyst aDn3D unts pai9. AMI u nos
paid D. foFe Sur0 assessment shall haso
become delinquent penalty Of ) pei cent
shaSl be added. AM the eula deHQQuU
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers in Miscellaneous Supp.ies.-No-
tice Is hereby given that sealed Drooos-
as will be received by the undersigned
secretary of the board of public works
up to 10 o'clock a. m.. Thursday, Decem-
Der 29th 1855, for the furnishing 10 the
City of Seattle. on reouisitions To be is
sued during the months of January and
February 1899 Of material and supplies
also coal and wood for the ordinary needs
OF the various departments during the
said two months a detailed list of such
materials and supplies TO be bid on can
be had by calling at the office of the board
Of public works. in the city hail, and no
bid will he considered regular unless SUBJ
rlitted on said blank
Should conditions arise requiring the pur-
chase OF articles in very large quantities
above the ordinary requirements. the beard
reserves the right 10 make special call for
tenders to meet such cases.
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope:
Bids for Supplies"
BY order of the Board OF Public Works,
FRANK OLESON, Secretary.
Date of first publication, December 20.
1928.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Paving
alley through blocks 4. ) and S. Boren-
edH

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Paving
alley through blocks a. ) and s. Boren-
Dennys add
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
poseis will be received by the undersigned
secretary Of the board 81 puhlf works Of
Sal fsy OF p seais U" 3h b. s for e
provement OF the alley through blocks T.
and 5. Boren and Denny's addition. by
paving said alley. as provided by ordinance
No. all3. creating local Improvement 0is-
tr!ct No. iss. and IN accordance with the
plans and specifications now on file in the
office of the board Of public works.
Each bid must he accompanied by a GER
titled check. payable 10 the order of the
city comptroller. for a sum not less than
five 60 per cent OF the bid, and bid
viii be considered unless accompanied By
said check
The successful bidder will BE- required 20
enter into a contract ard furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws Of the state
of Washington within ten days after he
ing notified IF the award OF the contract
10 him; failing 10 do so, the said check
and the amount fixed therein Viii De for
feted 20 The city. No person Is eligible
as 4 bidder who has within two years
prior 20 the letting Of said contract made
default IN payment of any just claim
skAl or material furnished pursuant TO
any such contract as herein advertised, or
VIC within said Two years failed To COM
rlete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called 10 article XIII.
~ the city charter as now In force. relat-
in& % hours Of labor" and to- article
vii. section II. subs. and 2. relating TO
bonds ana suret e..
The board Of public WORKS reserves he
riga; 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals mus; he irdoTss8 on envelope:
Rid fer Paving Alley through blocks T.
ard Boren 81 Denny's add
BY orIer OF the board Of public works
FRANK OLESON, Secretary.
Dat. Date Of hrst publication December 18th.
WANTEp-Teaders TO supply ind deliver
half TnNA,'a rcd bricks: no lowest tender
recss SaTsly accspt.f- r. P8rken Ievene
hlnck. Nant0lgEer q e.
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Pow EsEss-Tfe funeral Of Capt T; j..
Powers wfi be held tgDgr the Undertaking
narlo-s Of isonaey * stewart AZ
O'Clock 9. va. Friday. December - ny
request OF r. Brioerhi 81 friends ard
aeouasntances are requested To De IN at
tendance.
pIysSE~ The funeral Of Mss. John Dunno
Wi take Isac. al The tA2rc1 OF ssar
Lady eff Coed Help AZ s-B this morn
ixu TIE remains can BE- viewed al
Olympic hofeJ AZ o'clock Interment at
eaiyary cemetery.
PoWERS-Tae funeral OF Capt. Thomas
J. Powers vii take place fsAss afternoon
~ O'Clock from sas Ca0rcn OK Our LAZY
OF Coed Help satsEusut IL Lake Fsew
cemetery. Remains are 81 BonneT &
Gffwarts-
DUNN E-The funeral Of Eliza, wife Of
John DuHae. wil. take place tbs morn
ing at $50 ocsoes from the GnuTch Ut
Our Lady 81 Good Feig. 4 SPECIAL train
vii convey ali frissaaz and acquaintance
10 Calvary cemetery. where kAs i4ieF-
meut all be made.
yOUNC-Tbe funeral ~ Andrew r. Young
Will take place tajs afternoon al O'Clock
from MS late Residence, s1s Eourta as-
enEe. Rev. H. W 6ischFfst VII oT-ciats
Irtermsnf Lake ysea ternelsrg-
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Excn tssf:-atsCrI .NEors.

FOR IN %,3E~Plaao for syfee r-.er:
h!e stock - p@no7 80 se}ect f~.gl. Meet
ern Auzsc Company Pam and 0r~aa
I'2roEN. J. = street h<tweSe f1'rf AID
gttFrN as S0ssrs
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Neutrality-suspicious.

IF Otto Charles Seifert and Genevleve. his
wife, last heard Of at DAWSON City, Alas
ka. son~n-law and daughter OF Robert
Perry. deceased. Of Gravesend. England.
VIII apply 10 Fooks. Chadwick, Arnold
& Chadwick. solicitors. % Carey street.
lincon's I'm. London. England, they
VIII hear Of something 20 their adSau-
tage. X either or both of them he dead.
evidence Of death would be paid for.
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ron sALE-FARMs AND LANDS.

LOGGED OFF LANDS in Mason ana
TEurst0n counties: excellent fruit land !:
easily cleared and nicely situated for
farms; favorable terms. Tacoma Mil
Company. Tacoma, Wash.
FARMS for sale AT mortgage price: well
improved. Call 30l New York hook, Sea-
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LONDON LOAN oFFIcE-Mcney loaned
or yalissIsrs watches diamonds ard
teEs-fy ~ SAcarid avsn1s s0Eta.
LACE CURTAIN I4AI-NDRY-Mrs. Mcsh-
e. Phone Lake AS
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WANTEp-Teaders TO supply ind deliver
half rnGh,sc Tpd bricks, no lowest tender
necessarily, sccept"'f- ~. Parker, Levene
block Vancouver. g. =.
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NOTICE TO sToCkHoLHERs.


THE. ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders * the FIRST Natioaai bank 81 Sc
attie VII be held al rs office on Tues lay
January I9;h, ls@ a. 2. m. for the slec-
ton Of directors and such other business
as may come before ne meeting AZ this
meeting a motion viii be offered 10
amend section of tAa Articles Of Asso-
cias8on.'' relating n tne nu1ser OF the d.
rect0rs Of the bank.
L. TURNER, CASHIER.
December L. iss.
SoTICE-TAe annual meeting OF the
stoekaoj1erE Of the PUGET Sound Nation
a. hank Of Seattle vail &c held al tss
banking house on Il1esJ4ay. January 10
iss9, at O'Clock p IA. FOR the election,
or directors for the ensuing year De-
ceJuhsy r. lsSN. r. Y. ANkE.NY Cashier
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY. builders
OF ssr5rSeS for railroads and hgghwA,ss
psse driving IrezEle ard GlAFf building
81 Sea,tls National Bank Yielding.