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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

ROMERCs DEATH WAS EXPECTED.
city of Mexico, Dec 30-The news Of
Ambassador Romero's death was not un-
expected here as his fran constitution
was not expected to sustain him after the
operation performed at Washington His
remains will be brought here and a great
funeral Will be given
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

fHT Kansas lower house cf the leV-
! ature passed the new aud unique
raj road bill oy a vot Of 20 70 so
There will be no opposition to ia the
50 ste, II is said thrt some Of the
I 'tnres are the most drae.ie ever en-
ed by a legislature toward rail-
roads 10 the hiltory OF legislation,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

New York, Dec. S0-Nnety men were
taken from therecelying ship Vermont
az the navy yard by steamer to Nor
folk Va, from which place they wul
80 overland 20 san Francisco, where they
viii embark for Manila as relnforeements
for Admiral Dewey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

THE Geld wave predicted for the last
twenty four hours is evidently getting
on good ready and when il did
come every body found it out by ia.
feel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

THERE seems TO be an epidemis OF
la grippe preaviing all over the eoun-
try. especially in some OF Tic 4rger
cities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

MISS BELLE CARSON, Of Leon, Iowa,
has been appointed assistant matron OF
the Indian school AT Fort Sill. OKLA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

B. T. THOMPSON, Of Enid, remember
ed each Of he employees Christmas hy
a present Of IS gold piete,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

RECENTLY the San Antur,a .fiice of
the Wells-Fargo express. compAny was
relieved Of a package containing
$50 600.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

SAN SMALL says that army chaplains
are a fake, aud Sam knows for he has
been one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

GREEN WHIPPED CREEDON.
San Francisco Dec. SO.-Dan Creedon
was put out by Green tonight IN the
twentieth rou1d. The fight was spirit
less and has no Special interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

CAPTAIN II OeFord, Of oklahoma
City, is a candidate for sergeant at
arms Of the house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

AcETYLENE gas from calcium carbide
is said TO make brighter and safer
light than coal oil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

FIRST published IN Guthrie Daily Leader
December l6 lsss
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom ID MAY Concern
Notice Il hereby gwen that Paul Junct has
this DAY nled his Petition q sell al whole
sale mat iit uors Ia Guthrie Logan county
okiahoma. an1 tnat. unless objection be
nied on OF be fore the s1Ih dag OF Dccemb ber
A. d.. ls9s said petition will De granted.
authrte. Oklahoma, llecemOcr IA 1885
II EM1kr SrENARTi = County Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

An elegant lire Of Photograph albums
al Lillie's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

Call and inspect the beautiful line
IF sample rugs at the Guthrie Dash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-31

The following citizens OF Guthrie
have generously and patrio,ically
contributed TO the fund TO build a
monument at Hennessey to the mem
ory Of be gallant boy soldier, Roy "
ashton, who fell in the trenches Of
San Juan hill in the battle OF Santi
ago, lie b lonRed TO tIoop d, com
manded by Capt. Robert B huston,
and was the only soldier from Okla
homa who gave up his young life for
mis- country On the battlefield, and the
idea OF pe~petuating his memory in
marble is pEaiseworthy and patriotic
A parts OF the ter itory have ken a
pride in the heroic deeds OF tlNs gal
ant boy, and the fund for the purpose
Of the monument is about rniscd and
the amour raised in this city, with
the name Of the donors, will be for.
warded mex week to the monument
committee Send in your mite, big or
little, and your name to the LEADER
bOokkeepcr.
J. W .Shartel, 81 90 w S. Spencer, Csc
J. j Ne son, ] 90 j II Cotteral soc
W.M Jenkins, ] 90 W NJ bronson 95c
j. w MeNeal 90 c. II. Filson. SOC
W NJ Mccoy, ! 90 5, N Hopkins, 81
U. G Guss, 90 J C. Foster, 80
Henry r. Asp, J 90 Paul Jundt, 90
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Dyspepsia
Conquered

UT have been q sufferer with dyspepsia.
could not eat anything without distress.
I began taking Hood's sarsaparilla and
after the usc ot a few bottles OF this med
feline am able TO cat anything wish and
NV food does not distress me. Hoods
earsapariua has purified my blood and
believe IL to be Che best Of medicines. l
have felt better ia every way since taking
IT, EVA CRhto. Fort Scott. Kansas.
After trying many prescriptions Tor
dyspepsia without benefit ] got a bottle
OF Hoods sarsaparilla and found It gava
me great relief. 1 continued taking il
until I was cured" Mrs. SARAH CABLE,
Durnchcn. Kansas.
II YOU have decided 60 take Hoods Sar-
.,, .t It- opt- other instead.
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HOME TESTIMONIALS,

"Braztian Balm
Brazilian RAIN
/He ~ S. Booh D. d. Fs Dk sirs lore bas @ h
Balm It did her
pote Hzin Balm cured friend hay hos
warm va IN IN my ears every day soon restored hearing Se c
"a th
was almost 70 the with kHg and M
doctors 70 feleNs
be doctor through life y T. a
crippled up 10
cent bottles OF Brazilian Balm
bic agaE 81 Lady
afflicted With asthma that the VA
sleep lying down entirely and
T. SAGESOH / co. indianapolis md
For sale by WALLACE MULLER
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CATARRH 4!


WOUNDS VeA CURE FOR CONSTIPATION ire
is Healing Power Almost Miraculous.
0O Cent DOu contains 100 Doses Two Weeks Treatment for Catsrb
SIoC BOTTLE EQUALS SOC. sorTLEs.
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Los WHARTON. See
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MARINE NEWS.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND. March ARRIVED
Chill sh Star OF Italy, 70 toad lumber at
Tacoma for sydney: sh Wachusetts. 10
load coal at Seattle for San Francisco:
schr Laura Madsen. forty-seysn days from
Peru. 10 load lumber at Biakeiey for san
Francisco; schF- John ID. Tallant. TO load
lumber at Blaseiey for San Francisco; shk
Seminole. 10 load lumber at Seattle for
California. blk Rufus +. Wood 20 load
coal az Seattle for San Francisco: Chill blk
Elisa. 10 load lumber IT Chsmaians for
West coast. blk Guardian, from Santa Ro-
saha, here for orders: Br sh Wynnstay.
here for orders. bktn J. NJ Grifnths to
load lumber al Whatcom for San Pedro
hkEn Retriever here for orders: tug Ia
coma arrived this afternoon from Ssagway
and will leave here tomorrow night for
the north again with bark Prussia.
PORT ANGELES March Ain bay
Chl oA FLEA. from Ant0fogasta.
PORT GAMBLE. March z-Saiied-Schr
Maggie 9. Rass, fer San Francisco
ASTORIA. March 81 Arriyed-str Val
eneia. from San Francisco; str State Of
California. froa San Francisco,
coos BAY. March 5.~ATrived-str En-
piTe srom san Francisco SasissE-- March
!. schT Ci0tsms. for San Francisco.
PORT Bf4AkE LEY. March ARRIVED
-Sehr John II. TaiIant. from San PEDRO.
EUREKA. March SaLesi-SCAr Spar
row, Tor san Francisco.
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RESOLUTION no. 80 Be Il resolved by

RESOLUTION no. 90 Be Il resolved by
fhe City Council os tie Il1y or Seattle
as follows:
IL THAT IL IS the Intention oe thu City
OF Seattle 20 improve Eighteenth Avenue
between Yssler Way ard East Spruce
Street hy the construction of an ironsfone
pipe sever of proper dimensions therein
together with al necessary yves. openings
TuAnheieS Iamphaiss *catilatorg. flushing
tanks ard catch basins.
ca That the cost thereof be paid by an
assessment 10 be levied upon The property
ahufting upon s&id portion 81 said axerca
under tna pan % immediate payment
tn the fuanner proyidct by the Charter and
Ordinances q the Cfty q Seattle.
GA Thsi the C3ty Engineer BE directed
- furnish 20 the CITY Council an eses mats
* tae cost 81 said improvement.
80 That th@ matter q making said I'M
Esruyeu2eag viii he considered Is the CITY
81 oHrs.il at = session hereof = DC he'd uu
the 71h aAS 90 March. aNSS al 40 -3ossk
.. IN. Al wh1ch SINE al persons desiring
fo u heard before me city CouneIi upon
are notified 10 b@ present
Passed tAc tftF totfrc} TIE @Sfh cay =
February. 1Ass. ara signed by ne n opcn
session So authorization % is p8ssa ss
iAls -Sta day az February. }sss-
u. y. GIBSON
President Pro TEN - The CITY Ca1ncN
+ led ~ re tsls .Nfti DAY % February
1Sg>. Will n PARRY
CITY Comptroller ard eN-fsff2rfn cav Clerk
Date ~ 0rst gseslFzftoc- M8rgH lSe.
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baptist Churches,

Market street-Corner Twenty-fourth av-
enne south and Main street. Rev. Tnouas
BALDWIN. d D.. pastor. Services on sun
dav av II q. n anN 80 . n f9nfs~ ttso-
ule's Society Christian Enaeavor az $50 o.
m PRAYER meeting eysTs fh85rdav even
s-~ a. - @fsr8s4e.- ~~@rF. NJ Sy RI D n
Morning subject "A Nail In Sure Place"
Fvsnlng. Let Thase Go Their Way" Fri
day evening tire ladies' will give reception
20 strangers.
Norwegian DaaIsh~servieeS every sun
day ~ II a. ~. and 80 r m. Rev. j. A. II.
Johnson. az Tacoma. breaches every ofher
sunday Sunday school. 10 a. IA PRAYER
Meeting Thursday evening at o'clock.
Ali WHO unde 0;2ga the language are cor
daily invited
Flrs. BaEtisf caarcn-Fourth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry esrestA. Louie s.
Tss~errran. u4stoY. resiaFace 1867 Twsn-
f5efh aweuns TEL Brown 4Sf. Services az
III a r. and 7ss8 p. m. Bible school. Iz.fs
r. n. Mp. G. Il Shank. superintendent
Young Peoples Society. Go q. Isl. Morn
ing subject. Judgment ard Mercy, In Deal
tag Win Vice All cordially invited.
There wt.l BE no evening services. TIE con-
gr#rnsisn viii unite ~iss the FIRST Presay-
terrain cn1gg4.
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NoriCr OF eE>ER,L ELECTION.

NOTICE Ce- GENERAL ELECTION No
ttce IS eerehy given "a thN electors ~ tAs
Nz3e &c Seattle tstz- GA Tuesday the Sa
c&t ~ AsFEr. lssN n are several e}ec son
prVe4u Is $3.50 - a-ca the several wards =
sAa3 Alfs are GisS&ed. general siesstt =
wsli - as5& a. she sefe ral eiecgleR yossse
r44cc~ hsrft1tzz, Ter sfss2sss&, EaE t1E N0g-
Tssss - sseCl-la tdVre&s of tee Fellow .sas 2
ctapFrs ~ ska2 Nstt, 4a-B4t- 4 M8vur 4
CTS Comp iF.sl-sT asa sx-o1lcioC8gy f-sers
q oFss1fsflg--t t1-elsrf k3tv re sxErar
aGd Ewe meN aefs ~ f1e E4ty Kassacif az
ward Notice u s.Sa a5Fsny gwen snag At
Sad gewETas SseNEzSa kAere sill ls ss.A-
entitled 20 re sseNtcrs % Saka gfts fer
sGstv gssScts2ss - 4pHESy&4 ~naas IS saw
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F,rst-Coumbia City. Preaching at II 30
q. IN. and f.S0 .. m.
Kirkland Sunday services at II a. IN.
and D. m. Y p. S. C. E.. D. m. Sunday
school at Il noon.
German Congregations Seventh ave.
nue.. between Pine and Olive. Services
az II A. N. and 1:30 .. NJ. John G. Bic
get. pastor.
Notwithstanding at IL a. m. and 8
n m, Sunday school ut IL O'clock. Y. p
=. c. E. 7.i5 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening al o clock.
Edgewater-Rev. j. 7. Nichols. pastor.
Services ar II q. N. and s .. M. Sunday
school, f2.i5 , m. Y. r. $. c. E. Z D. m
Junior Y p 8. c. f.. Friday afternoon at
$50 PRAYER services Thursday evening Of
each week
Plymouth - Corner Third avenue and
University street Rev. w. Fl. q. Temple.
pastor 1907 Seneca street: telephone. Green
391. Study at house. Home usually each
day until y. IN. sunday services: Preach
ing at II a. IN. and Z 30 y. n. sunday
school at 1880 p. m. Young Ponies So
ciefy Christian nieayor al $50 .. m.
Msdweek prayer meeting Thursday at I.se
p. m
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred Eeart-Stxtn avenue and Bell
street Conducted by the Kedesnp.oris's.
Rev. Joseph A. kauiz. e. SIS r.. pastor.
Low mass with sermon. a. IN. high mass
with sermon 1870 a. m. Sunday school.
2:sa p. m; vespers. sermon and eenedic-
ton. 7:20 .. m.
our LADY Of Good Help-Third avenue
south and Washington street Rev, +. x.
prefoatains pastor. Low mass. s a. n
nigh mass. 1870 q. m: eensdicsion. 10 ..
m.
Church OF the mmacaiate-Rroadway
and Madison street. Rev. A. Dltsnedi.
pastor: Rev A. Triveiii and Rev. J. NichoI-
son assistants Conducted by yne Jssuits.
Low masses at 4. m and Id a m High
mas at 1870 a. m sunday school a. z 30
a m. and evening service a. 7:30 .. m
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Evangelist Potter Will Preach on
ssSox.ing Wild Oats" at ESQ.

The mems rally ar the First NJ. F..
church at $50 this afternoon will be I'M
der the auspices of the Seattle Young
Mems Christian Association, and vii take
the place OF the regular o'clock meeting
at ;hs Association building. Evangelist
Potter win preach on '"S0wing wild OATS
and Mr. Miller will lead the singing and
render some Of his most select solos. This
meeting has been extensively Advertised
hv pfac4rds IN store windows ard by Dis
trihuti0n OF thousands CT admission tsck-
els throughout the city. large attend
ance Is expected. The meeting viii bs
for men oniy. but as Is sometimes the Gus
tom in such services, the boys wDi not
1-A exrlnfAA
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-CITY TREAS
urer's Notice-Notice Is hereby given that
the 3rd annual instsliment OF Local i'm
proyement district No. 80, fer the I'm
proyeznent Of Lewis Street. In the City
OF Seattle, from Sesier. Avenue 10 the
north tire Of WaIla Naila Addition un-
der the provisions Of ordinance No $40
which provides TO-. the Improvement Of
said street BY grading the same and con-
struesfng Sidewalks on both sides thereof
with parking strips between sidewalks
and roadway and providing for the pay
m@nt therefor IN installments and ss-
tablishing fund FOR such payment by
the leyylng and collection of special as
sesSments upon the properly benefited
by the improS ement. and providing for
the issuance Of bonds as authorized by
i en- act Of the legislature Of the state Of
Washington, approved March 9Th. iS9s.
and under the provisions % ordinance No,
ssss. approved May 9TH. 1854. a. amended
by ordinance No $40. approved July lita,
1894 has been duly certified 10 me for col
lection and II = respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel
and los CT isnd and pare thereof, IN said
district, in payment OF such fnstailneut
remains unpaid. and The same including
the interest or the whole amount charg-
ed m1sf be paid on or before the g1tn
day Or Msrch. lSN Unless payment lie
made on such ms allulsnt on or before
the 2sth day ef March ISIS. the. same
shall become delinquent and shah bear
interes. az the rate az per cent annum
unit. paid. ard II net paid before said
time. pen2fyy or Eve tss pr cent. shal
sse added anJ tie SUNS. delinquent SHAH
he entered on tie annual tax roll for tbs
current year against each lot and parcel
OF lard and part thereof. 50 delinquent,
and with the interest and penalty SHAH
be collected az ot~sr taxes. together with
sgrh additional olarges or psnaiiies rs
are authorized 20 be charged and collect
ed On ether delinquent taxes aud ca
Tot or parcel OF lard 81 deloauenf shah re
ecla To- the amount CT sucn assessment.
with interest. peu0}fy ard cast. ia the
manner prOYiied ny law.
GEORGE T. MEACEIAM
City Treasurer u the city az Seattle.
Date OF first publication February @6[h,
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches to st-Tntelligencer.
TAToOSH. March 81 p. ni.-Barometer
$500, cloudy: wind east. twenty-five miles
Passed out-Steam schooner National City
1859 p. N. Passed in-Tug TonQuin. / D.
N. In the straits bound out-A bark In
tow Of Wanderer and a bsrkentine in tow
MEAN BAY. March 81 n. u.-Cloudy;
light east wind. Tug TonQain IN bay.
cLALLAM BAY. Marca d p. M
cloudy; light east wind.
PORT ANGELES. March a +. tn
Barometer. aos2. cloudy: cain.
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Preebyterian Churches.

Renton church-Rev. George r. Whit
worth. D. D.. pastor. Services AZ 3 and
1:30 .. m. Union Sunday school at II a. m.
Weish-Seventh avenue and Olive street
Rev. william DAVIS. pastor. Services at
1880 q. m. and T:3p o. m. Sunday school
at 2 .. m. Glass meeting Wednesday at
First observation-disclosures Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev. A. l.. Hutchi-
son d u na vtar; residence 61a Spring
street. Grand Temperance rally Wednes-
day evening. January II, 1855. at 40 p. m.
All invited.
Second North Seatile-Thrd avenue
north and Harrison s'res'. Rev. w. A.
Major, pastor. Telephone Lake SCI
Preaching AT IL a. m. and 30 .. m. Y. r.
8. G.. E. s.3s %. m. Milweek meeting
Thursday at T:2o p. m. Morning subject,
The Sabbath There will he no services
this evening. The congregation will unite
with the First church.
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roo LATE FOR cLAssIrIc ALTON.

POSITION desired by thorough accountant
tTeEva years practical experience 10 ship
ring and commission business in San
francisco. Address Ex-Aercaant. Post
VTa
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TODAYS CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices IN the church direc-
tory VIII he confined TO announcements o.
caurch services only and subjects Of ser
mons Extended musical programmes for
sunday services ard announcements or
cnurcs entertainments win only be pub
Ishsa az advertising rates Notices Tor
tnis department. should he received at
TINS offsce not later than 2. NJ. Saturday.
IN order TO insure publication On Sunday
morning
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ANOSIEIS-Tne funeral % Charles
ssrxsonssi who died suddenly on the
steamer Resale en- rDuts 10 Alaska wtll
h.. hald Al Bonner A. Stewards chapel
viii rfacsatc. IEserzent n Lake View
cemetery.
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Iating to hours OF laocr." and TO article
aL sec u. subs ! ard :, rsaatfng TO
1afsfs and e1reesex
lie board OF public works rezerves TIRE
rigaf 20 reject any ard al lids
rFoposaiE must he srsorreu1 on envelope
1910 Tor first A ~e.ssae Improvement"
~ order Of The Beard Of Puzzle Works
FRANK 0I4ESoS, Secretary.
Dafe O. nrsS publication. February 1fa,
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HAVE you been hoseing CT in your
business tr3q East, waiting rates you thArk
yea can 2Hogds Mex = yc2E chance
Cali a. Northern Factfss efeiees f0r tlex-
ef., etc. So Paus So. chfcags rs q.
New YsTk 80. ana a.. cher posrts car-
.sspoaasEsIy low
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nue. South and Main Street.
STxTH-S. ". corner Tenth Avenue South
sv,, and s nsarb2 a...,, Stree, co-na. D..
ford Street and Eighth Avenue
South.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct
FIRsT-li21 jackson Street.
SEGDND-.3a5 Jackson Street.
THrRD-50a Twentv-fifth Avenue South.
FOURTH-Tnder Rainier Hail 5. e. cor
ner Of Jackson Street and Twenty
eighth Ave. South.
THIRD WARD.
rrRST-2ns Sixteenth Avenue.
SEC0ND-Brewer's Hal.
THiRD-lsl7 Madison Street.
FOURTE-Madison Park Pavilion
FOURTH WARD.
FIRST-Basement City Hall.
SECOND-compton's Lumber Office. 8.
". corner of Columbia Street and
Railroad Avenue.
THIRD-H. c. HIS storeroom. n. w.
corner of Columbia street and
rouRrH Halssoa 4 avenue ser1'er Fourth Avepu.
and Marion Street.
FIFTH-sel Ninth Avenue.
SIxTH-Justiee Courtroom IN basement OF
FIFTH WARD.
FIRsT-iiol Western Avenue.
Street and Seneca Street.
THIRD-lso3 First Avenue.
FouRTH-Pony Stables. l52 Fifth Ave
FTFTH-7os Pike Street.
SINTH-loi2 Third Avenue.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct
FIRsT-sois First Avenue.
SEcOND-2214 First Avenue.
THIRD-Brawley Building, y. W. corner
First Avenue and Cedar Street
FOURTH-10s Battery Street.
FIFTH-Isa2 Sixth Avenue.
SEVENTH WARD
Precinct
FIRST-Pinckney's Hall
SEGOND-13s Denny Way.
THIRD-Carie's Store Building. corner
Howard Avenue North and Aloha
Street.
FoURTH-25is Madison Street.
EIFTH-N. L. corner Howard Avenue
North and East Lynn Street
EIGHTH WARD.
FIRsT-so4 Denny Way.
SECOND-Moyer Block.
THIRD-51l Aloha Street.
FOURTH-Queen Anne Avenue and Roy
Street.
NINTH WARD.
FIRsT-Reamond Store
SECoND-Hewes Building. near Ross
Postorlse.
THIRD-city Engine House. Fremont.
FOURTH-S. Paysee's Storeroom. North
End Latona Bridge.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the City
of Seattle, this sth day OF February A. D.,
lsss
(Seal) WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Onicio City Clerk
of the City of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. February e.
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Steam Tug for sale = feet long. = faes
beam, steanss la knots 4ss heFse-rosver
Inquire Of J =. Hawkins. ncssosisce tsax
To- care e Erys-Hruhn Company ana a
i@-foE . hoonsr ready for ssa-
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

EnAR POLES WANTED Proposals.
VII he received until March @agh f5f fur
slsaing aaa selfveTtnE cedaF foies al9ns
4 fransfn sslen line 81 fh{s company t,s-
Tween snoaualasle Fails ard Tacoma ard
e~atsie
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~ fee laag, not less than 5 lnches diam
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ssF a. the Top.
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roles MI be mostly 81 the IS ard r. feet
stAs. conceTnisg Which ans other points
g shc reformation cas De obtained at
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MOOT JAIME FALLS POWER com.
FAM. SIS Washington building. Sc
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st Ia pvovement.
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49, wslg - received - tae undersigned
sstaEy of TIE Board 81 i-ablte Warks
'Se CITY q Seattle 80 20 : o'e}o,k
- Thursday. &Arca 80 lSss. for the ts.s-
sssssnsnt OF First Avenue from PIKE
10 che grade established la ses,flaFs
ordnance Ma 1 ga a~a csn~trsscr.
N. saeN Aiks sixteen ttf feet side on
SIDES thereof tbTQae aout ere whole
80 ~ said iaproVsrssa w.th praaer
saiks AcFl~es tatfcs-cslrs streets.
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