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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
FIRE DAMAGE ~ A DOWNTOWN FACTORY.

Fire IN tho Burr Printing Company's siX-siory
t,,ldlng nj Frankfort. Jacob md Gold SITS yest"r-
day afternoon damaged the building ana ia con
.o,,s ~ m, amount Of i20Cr) The Matches
,,..o, poltsh COMPANY and ihe nickel plating
-o,ls ~ Clar,, & To,ten occupy parts Of tho build
,ry The fire started in the rooms OF the poish
conpeny. II was caused nv an explosion OF ncid
noor the shaft OF tho freigh; elevator. and the
Cannes quickly spread running mp to nc top moor
.n,'S ,-cod,nr ont The wcrkmen had 1usi tlmc 10
.ai1e thejr clothing Rnd rush into the street l"'
hrT6ing was ono ~ the first hrciroof structure
from being n total loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
TIE AMPERSAND'S SEASON.

tn, vell-krown Adirondack hotel. the Amper-
sand and It's cottages Will reopen FOR .he season
IN June under the management, as formerly OF
G NJ Eaton who has done 80 much 10 enhance
s1vartares The golf inks added last year wi
he looked after by the champion golfer. L. Fitz-
1.hn The promise ie for usual season RI 'he
Gmn.rsand for its patrons are not those easily
aNe ed by War other harIns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
WANT FORT WASHINGTON MARKED.

Edward Hagaman Hall. General u. G. KING
Colonel Ralph Earl Prime. stephen Mott Virgil.
William Watkins Kenly and Walter RomeHn Ben
,amln a COMMITTEES from tho Sons Of the America"
RevoluIor called on President Gugfenhelm"r yes
,ordav and suggested 70 him that the Municipal
Council should grant them permission 70 mark the
site OF Fort Wash!ng'on The SIC nss pe m
f,ve..n and the extended line Of one hurdTcf-and-
seientv-eighth-st President Guggonheiner prom
ICED 10 lav the memorial before tho Municipal As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
crprrT RAILWAY INCORPORATED

Albany May s.-The Buffalo nho l'chpo'' ''''
],,,orv ceptal!zei at q 600 was incor-
or,,o cd with the Secretary OF State to-day Tn"
rorpany proposes TO operate street surface rail-
road from Buffalo to Lockport The directors " :
~ r,,nrar ~ Hufralo: j. i. Merritt. s curt Lewis
VA = N Ashley Of I,ocKport. +. a. Dudley ana
"a Cayl Ely OF Niagara Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
C.yADJAy pACIFICS BUFFALO OFFICES

purelo May s-The Canadian Pacific Railway
lo,,narv changed It's Offices here from No q Er-
chanee-st 10 No. 233 Main-st.. whcre IT has stump
,uous and modern quarters for freight and pas
senrer business The Offices are shared by the
i,rI,,,h south Shore and Atlantic Railway com
panies At the housewarming ycs'eraay r. y;
Gkirner the general Eastern agent, received ana
bnsnitablv entertained during tho evening many
railroad men and invited guests d. - worm
ington Is the local city freGht ana passehser aGchl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
1rrrysEs FOR KLOSDIKg MINERS.

Warrington MAY s.-Secretary Gage has been OF
eo,ouy informed that the Canadian Government
bas NOW established offices tho passes from
Ivea and Skaguay whcrc licenses may be ootAined
- hose crossing tho mountains and desiring 10
engage in mining across the Alaska border In BFi'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Edward H. Wilson, wool dealer at No Jos Reade-
g. made an assignment yesterday 10 Alfred Kay
without preference. Mr. Wilson has been IN dust
80. .,rca 1s73 and sovcra years ago laid claim 20
canltai OF $1,000. He Is a brother OF James " IL
con ~ Wilson Horton Woolen manufacturer. o.
p,,eoelh Mas who made assignment on Mon
dsv and their business relations were very close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04

The Sheriff yesterday received two attachments
AGAINST Wilson e. Horton, woollen manufacturers'
NJ pjttsneld Mass. from Horwi'z Il samuels, one
o., $1,000 in favor OF Michael Mitchell. and mo
,he- TO- 81 S7s I'm favor o: J. II. Lyon q Co. both
Tor merchandise. They were served on TWO conhls-
sion merchants here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04

tn. American Souvenir Card Company. OF No l2'
Du,nest made an assignment yesterday 70 Hans
1T, 7, was INCORPORATED In October last and
id ns,n 70 paid-ln capital OF $4,000. rs work
u,a done by other concerns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04

t.enry r. Levy Brother. composed or Henry H.
o,d Alfred Levy. manufacturers Of summer cloth
, q, %o SO Broadway. made an assignment yes
.aav % Daniel Levy. giving preferences for Jill
. ~. Vest sdc Bank $1,000: German Exchange
-, q mo-. Central National Bank. 1850. and
,1-r, e,ern g. CO.. Boston. 1912 They have been
" ..,ooss Cor ten years and formerly manufact-
a ,,,,ters' and bartenders' coats. Mas Gold
h.ro the attorneys SAID mat the Hapih'ies "e'o
s,o 600 and that the nominal assets exceeuen Una
sum but they could MOI tet me M 1Iect omts,and
Sooun,s and realize on STOCK 10 meet nlu'Di-
ln Hnaas which comes due next week
,-..R OdeI has been appointed receiver or n
-, a, M 7s2 Amsterdam ave. formerly belong
Aro,.t Richter which he Transferred 10 MIS-
. ' a. January last. The receiver ~ appointed
~ I,,rce DAILY OF the Supreme Court on me Dap APP
,iicsion OF Aaron Friedman aS "'''s"e' u '
Sons Co
e..r,1 has received an execution against the
nv Machine Company. manufacturers or paint
i"' -, No q, West Fourteenth-st. Tor N'si4'
.a. -, Henry r. Brooks. on an assigned cidini
~ -, lent 10 the company by ohafies -
r,ner vicc-prcsident inc coinpa'S ,'ol stoct NJ
sted IN ,s' 200 600 was paid In CASH IL IS eau
$500; -, ~ 900 was sunk In the ehterpIse M
ina, 90 an artist and his friends were p''''oi'"''
interested.
.,,.s ~ the Imperial Tobacco ClsaTet'e ON
No Es Spring-st.. show labiltes s9''"'''
pany D' sn,s nils and actual assets si'v'''
M. cherin received an attachment ses'e'ua'
.,nst Lewis Warner. OF Massachusetts o
'ar Hughes Dwight for - 90 %si ~ 10 btu.
Ter u,sSt for goods sold and oeu's'eo =" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
Norfolk HoteI, Brighton, England

nm. In rIIv Iote Overooks sea-ws promenade and
lawns Fine public Perfect sanitation Shaded
electric lghta LIZ; Delicate cuisine Choice wines
Jules A. Creighton Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
foreign Resorts.
Hotel d'AIbany,

PARIS-2O2 Rue de RivOIi-PARIS.
This new and splendid Hotel. situatsd In
the finest and henithiest quarter of Parfss
facing the Tuileries Gardens. beautiful view.
full south. Large and small pa we'll
heated. specially adapted Tor families win.
tering I'm Paris. Electric light thrOughOutt
all modern improvements. Special arrange
IN made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04

Upper NORWOOD, queens HOtei'
Near Crystal Palace London healthest tos
England Lovely gardens. Boarding terms I.oI' -,
per day Special for large parties convenient
train service FOR CITY and West-End London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04
Queens Hotel,
The Howard Hotel,

Norfolk Street Ernbankment London This newly
erected Hotel repete modern comfort Over
Iroks Tnharl,r,ent and River E.>gant spacious
publ, rooms Electric light throughout American ss-
TEN elevators Fixed tariff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-04

Schedules Of the imperial Tobacco cisaTe''e
pany OF No, NO, az tS. and actual assets. *l'4o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
TEACHERS ALLEGED BRUTALITY.


twenty-five school children invaded the
prosecuting attorneys Office yesterday
afternoon They came 10 corroboTake the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

BLEW OFT HIS BRAINS.
Ranchcr Mcdonald Ends Ht0 I..fe In
~ seattle saloon.

A rancher named Mcdonald killed himself
In Il hack room at ti!l n tslfs saloon,
Fsrst avenue. between Columbia and Marion
streets. yesterday morning al O'Clock.
The casse Of the deed ix rot known
He placed the nuxzle Of cheap zeal Der
pistol in his RICH; ear ana pulled the trigger
The bail passed through his brains coming
out over the left ear Death vas iTstan-
taneoHs. Coroner YandeiI decided that an
inquest was not netessary
only the bartender. Charles Davis ans.
another man wrre III the saloon pyops :.
when the shooting tuok place They heard
the repor. of the pistol ana running M K
ia the back room found the mar dead
There were no papers ~ which ssiy facts
concerning relatives could BE- discovered.
Twensy cents Was found In pocket
Mcdonald VAS not even well known IN
sh& E1i con where he took his Nte IL ave
thsm - understand that he w@z y Taacher
Tie went 81 there TWO ar taree
days s<o and purchases "a drink
He aid tao same thing ol follow ux DAYS.
lie spoize Of living "doan sound HIS
frn' tams : n2t keown. he was abous
:f.y-s*e years cid.
Jfp 10 midnight last r..ght Coroner YAM
6e3i Nld nof succeeded ~ discoveries. tho
suicides fa}t name The ,@sty ~ .il ae he'll
a. Bgtfefwofths Undertaking ruur4as until
identified II Is understood that Mcdonald
worked ~ Everett ard that hr had friends
there named Waunch
Following * q fairly good description Of
the tsad TsaU: tletEAf five foet eigh
fncsss, weight. "a - ia pounds. can,-
PICK \. dark mustache, lara brown,
siHrea with gray. chsu ~Aiskers tfne..si
with srsv. clothes black clay wprste<,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

10 to 1850" Educational Work." paper
by r. r. Barnes, Portland, Or.
1880 10 IA half hour with the college
associations, President Wallace II. Lee.
Albany college. Albany, Or.
IL TO 12-Paper THE Work OF Super
vision; How Made More Effective Prof
T. s. Lsppy Seattle: report OF committee
on the executive committees reports; re-
ceivsng OF pledges from associations apd
individuals for the executive committee
work for year ending September ]. 1889.
Afternoon.
l. to 2-Noon lunch. introductory exer-
cses: after-dinner speeches.
. 10 Public exhibition physical depart
mert: basket ball contests; IL Is expected
20 have visiting teams from Portland ard
Tacoma 10 play against the teams from
the Seattle Y NJ. e. A. and the University
OF Washington team.
Evening.
7.30 20 S-Song service.
10 s:3a-Railroad department work, F.
T. Kirkland. railroad secretary. Pocatello
Idaho. college session. address, F. s
BtoCkman
Carncs' Property to Be Sold.
". H. Llewellyr, guardian of the estate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
ASSAY OFFICE BUILDING.
Court Disaolves Injunction Against
Sale by sheriff.

In the superior court yesterday the teIa-
porary injunction restraining the sheriff
from soiEng the assay Office building TO
sasisfy the mortgage for 800. held against
II by William James, WAS Dissolved by
Judge Jacobs. who held that T. ".
Prosch. the owner OF the property and the
maker 81 the mortgage, war not entitled
tc any further stay 81 execution. TIE sale
will now be advertised and made by the
sheriff un!eaH Mr.. Prosclf's attorney. Alex
IL. Jones. again appeals 20 the supreme
court. as il row hts intention.
In deciding the application for an In
junct.on. Judge Jacobs held agasfts; AItor-
neg Jones' whose contention was tina, the
judgment under when the sheriff was
attempting Ia sell the property was a
Judgment OF the saiorer:e court or of the
Superior court Of ;he date when tie apps a.
IN TIE original foreclosure case was decd
ed By ,hc supreme court adversely 10 Mr..
lrosch The sherifs lawyer contendei
that the Judgment was the original judg-
ment Or November b. 1891. and that the
tine for a stay OF execution had long
xou. b..
As has been stated IN previous accounts
of The litigation. Mr.. Prosch stands ready
10 protect the governments lease OF The
assay office by paying the Judgment In
case he Is defeated on the appeal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

story Of Leonard ellison. a pupil OF the
Green Lake school,. as 10 the treatment he
had received AT the ia nis OF Principal
Conn Mrs. Gibson. the boys mother, was
also present. The story told as the basis
for complaint charging the principal
with assault ana battery vas substantial
~ a. follows:
Young Gibson was told to stay after
school, He did not. because ne feared he
WAS 10 be whipped. His mother went 10
the schooi and inquired into the matter.
She admitted that he did wrong in not re-
naming bat explained MS reason. Pria-
ciIai Conn "a reported to have said that
he had no intention uf whipping the boy.
and did not see how he got that tdea- Mrs.
ellison went away with the understanding
that her son Was 10 be corrected for not
remaining after school. but not whipped,
Young ellison resGusec his sea. and was
kept after school Thursday afternoon.
According 30 his own story and that told
by ms companions. he was a sight wnen
the principal got through with him. His
nose was bleeding and his clothes were
half torn OF.
Action was deferred. pending an inves-
slgatlon by the board OF education. The
titdran said that a petition was be.ns:
circulated At Greea Lake asking for a
change OF principaA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
MCDONALD BLOCK SOLD
FOR SUM OF $4,000.
Harry silver the Purchaser-Proper
~ AdtoiuS korn building, on
Yesler Way.

The Mcdonald block. on Yesterday, ad-
Joining the Korn block. was sold yester-
day for 81 90. The Mayer Realty and
Financial Company made the deal. The
purchaser was Harry Silver. The block
was one OF the properties or the Mary Nc
Donald estate, OF which Roger 8 Greene
is the administrator.
The New Westmtnster exposition IN
the fne.t ever held in British CO.
lumbia. Monday Is seattle day. Get
on board the Po.t-IntelliEenccr ex-
cnrsion train; $3.50 for the round
trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
Another Oriental Steamship u
Run From Tins Port.
CANADIANS ROYAL MAIL LINE.
uaaptae~ps Liner Tartar to Fly Me-
tween This tts asa
Eirees Connection With sisdsve-
sick Csntem piatea-Aontbiy ssis-
..~ for th~ pr~s~us--AaotherA He
e.Guition of This lity's F"ssti~s'

ea..sl. nas been ss.ectsl as the shipping
1890 fax e,ss1 Of the steamers as the lana
en- pse1.te.s Royal Mali Steamship Linz
fsstssr.exs haze vi. re formally coEa1asEc<G
.tssy4i- October ~. wstsn TIRE Hagasasseni
.sse.A..s a:p Tartar viii saA for TIE oslsHt
vsala ~ TOTS ot -four. IL is probable faai
the sazssi wla ply directly between tas ss
port . 10 F.aa3voetos; anyway, sAs ~isi
IL II onIy after the fu!iest investigation
that gaatfle has been chosen 10 iarnlsh
re IRE sat for tiais new tTaf1c, representa-
f.yeS AZ the fir.e having spent SOME ttfse
IN Portland and Tacoma. aus sAe adsan-
tages Of tlls pert have NNa- Aiiot1ss
sfesrasg viii however. rsn from stie tu-
Igu1a,.a river On the same .iHa. As sooa
a sae trade Jnstlfes. ots1er vesssaA wiz ss
pat or until tbsEe ~. a service 81 steamers
having hers q, isass onee iaioatis,
s5.sS,a st the Pacific. She was built ia isss
~ Glasgow by Aiken q Mains, Tor tsse
sfnlan steamship Company. sac Is s.a-o
feet ioms.. a.. feet beam and SlS feet oeFta
~ hel4 Sine has Three cylinders OF sb.as.
and 7A-s,s iDehes stroke Her gross tonnage
Is AZ and net z los. Her speed OF long
rura averages IA knots an hour. sac was
the first Ia the trade ierwssa New YORK
and Lis efpoos. aud later piled between
northampton and South Africa Sise WAS
AYg1 gisf 20 she Sound iasl april and aimee
has is5en running between Vancouver asad
WranxAi.
Of Hsr first cargo i,aao tons 1ili be taken
from the Centennial ssDIfts& Mttlss Atss !s-
nsainaer coming from points east OF the
Cascades. The Tartar Il "a passenger ship.
buL at lioDgkung vii go ou the dry dock
a8g have some If her Storage accomno-
oas.5us altered to make freight foom, so
that sIse can carry a: least ). 81 tons- There
VIII be-. however, firSt-cIass cabins for ~
PERSONS.
The company has business enough ia
sight to keep the Tartar permanently in
the Oriental trade, and. Il is said. to JUS
sify ~. addition OF other steamers IN the
rear future.
The lhenian, the Tar;ars sister ship.
has Z. * gross tons register and tho fol-
lowing dimensions. Length 3G5 feet:
breadth, As feet. depth - feet She was
built al Glasgow In ISL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08
SEARCH FOR LODGE FUNDS.
Grand Treasurer Hall of. 0. O. F.
Investigated.
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY SUED.

Treasure Box in Its Vaults May Con-
tain Money and Securities Now
Uaaccounted F0r-Fun Disclosure
to BE Demanded In C0urt-Al-
-Is an Ex-Mayor Of City of seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

naming Pro-. r. s. Lippy. OF Seattle. FOR
president, and The adoption OF the report
carried Mr.. Lippy 10 the chair AMID APP
piause. His speech Of acceptance was not
more than fifteen words long. The report
Of tire executive committee ard or ths
treasure. We're SET for the evening session.
but the convention got 10 work and dis
posed Of both reports in the afternoon by
having them read and referred 10 COM
rnittees Both reports showed good progress
i,,rtn, the year ending September !.
The evening session was occupied main
ly by an able address by President Stephen
r. l. Penrose. O. Whitman college, @aiia
waila II was pr<eded by song service
Of thirty minutes. Me programme for TO-
day is. as follows:
Morning.
to Io-Quiet hour. conducted by F. S.
Erockman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

shIrf. white, 70 collar. no necktie; hat,
black derby, well worn. purchased az the
MacDoagal; & Southwick Company store.
James ca, who pa, IN rloss of Dis tine
yesterday and las night trying 10 get
trace OF McI)onald's relatives was seen
early this morning. He sad that the SUI
eide vas or bad been second engineer In
mill al ro~mopoi.s Tbs MIL was built by
James Winters Of Seattle. Mr.. GIL saji
that he had been SEARCHING for Mr.. Win
ters. because he knew Mcdonald
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DIAMOND Goe Tel Pike Isa
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ROYAL CITY PROMISES ExCUR-
SIONISTS A ROYAL RECEPTION

city month only chance that
the Seattle and witness to the fact
n
give
o
In.nsr
In
whra along the Seattle
OF
speed will be allowed the whole New Westminster
ellgeneer business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-08

o; N.llam Carnes, the insane Pop,lllst
pr ac3er yesterday applied - the probat e
cOsift foT leave "a sell the personal proper
~ belonging 20 MS Nar3 In oFcer 20 obtain
money fcr The p2yront o. taxes upon the
= a. property Mos of the personal pronar-
- consists OF books ana pamphlets Ca-nes
BAL .atEs llhfArY ~ rei.gIaus works
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NOTIFIED To VACATE.
Squatters Must Surrender city Prop
erty by Next Monday.

In accordance with .he resolution ABORT
e3 Thurssiay hy the hoard OF public works,
a. l. Walters foreman q the street de-
partment, and ]. r. Alcock, as special po-
hcemsn. Went out 20 North Seattle yes-
tariay - notify the sGUafter< IN The neigh.
toTho0d Of Harrison street that they must
v6cafe
Under Instructions from Siperirt endent
Lite they gave positive notice that the
offending tenants must qugt their prem
Uses ~ Monday at the latest.
TO CLOSE them out We VIII offer FOR
the next thirty DAYS large variety %
odd aud end Ladies Mackintcshes. way
below fartory prices The Washington
Rubber Co. Incorporated. "A FRS; avenue.
-~-----
The city courrH - New Whatconn arc
considering establishing public drinking
& lutaln On Holly street.
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NOTICE - Travelling

PUBLISHER NOTICE - Tfaselias
agents are j. A. Mcclellan, '. 5. Row'es
anu o. Il. LOOMS. City collectors are ) a
Cathcart. H. T. Hawiey Eugene Acta. Up
c. II. MCGOWAN G. II. SEeffen and II a
Willis. Postmasters every SAefe are o4l
agents. Pay money onay 70 EheSs aISa -
Our resident agents In the various eIt1ss anu
towns OF the Northwest 80
ADVERTISING - Office hours o. ne
post-Inteli.gencer business office Da1Is .,
q. m. until II .. m: sunday hours. opa-i
q. m until ii D. III CLASSIFIED saver u.s. ',
menls for insertion following morning az
be received up 20 1870 3. N a1'sit's -
menis uEder classified headings VII Ds ~
serted ar the rate Of cent "ota ea'-.
Insertion. Payment always IN a1saHes
No advertisement received Tor less IMAM -
cents.
ADVERTISERS Changes for advertise
ments In the Sunday post anssIi.sss i
must be furnished by J O'Clock SATURDAY.
offices OF the Post fnfelisge3eer.
REWAKD-Ten dollars viii - PAID fos
Information leading 10 the convection ~
any person stealing copies o. tnis paper
delivered TO subscribers IN Seattle
TACOMA BtREAU-So. l2gc Pacific ave-
nue. l. A Harrison.
EVERETT~P. r. Lewis.
SPOKANE Branch office, Traders
block. Gf Riverside svenge. telephone AZ
J. O. Peterson Manager.
PORT T0WNSEND-Nm A. Pfeiner.
Parker Eds. Manager
0l.YMPIA-4f7i. Main street. @. c. Win
stanley. Agent
VICTORIA y. C.~cseorge Marsden.
The following letters avail; advertisers AZ
this office
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE or ASSESSMENT RoLL.-No-
tice Of assessment roll OF Local improve
weut District Nc. ~ for the improve.
n,ent OF blanchard street. IN the City ot
seattle under Ordinance No. S,aip' a4'
hearing thereon.
Notice = hereby given that the asSess-
9eut roll ~ Local Improvement Nstfes
No. l~ for the Improvement - Biancnsfu
street. from the alley between fifta ave-
nue and Sixth avenue TO Ninth ayeuaa
under Ordnance No @.o1e. has been ~
ported by the BOARD ~ Public Works q
the City Council ~ she cry Ot Seatus ana
IS TOW on iile in the Office ~ the Cij
Comptroller ami eX-o3uClo cry Clerk ana
thr Same Is row open fOr public iEgpec'ios
al said office aid WI remain open for N
spectson until Monday, the 5Jh day OF ps,
ce:uner. Is'N 81 O'Clock .. m. and an
persons Interested are hereby required %
aHItAr before the city council - q sesst91
thereof 30 bs heId IN the counsel chamosf
IN the city hail On said 5th day % ~
rf!trr. Uses a. 81 O'Clock .. m. and r1ake
objections thereto At sad tine 70 Ikea
tHe city council WI consider any ard 81
ots}ert4on made ani viii make such COZ.
r-Et.eHs iu sad tojt as Il fieFfrs Just, ss1
vsiti tnen hy ordinate approve such 70.
ard Jew and azsess tne amounts mercer
akalnst "a p parcel and lot OF and saoxa
;n saia roll ana declare the same q nfsI
len thereon Said matter may be as-
jQnfnea so a la'eg data Il 50 ordered by iSs
Will II. PARRY. .
Cliy Comp}fo.ier ana Ofic!o City Cle'G
- the City - seattle
Date az ars; publication, November N
lFB-
THE E4Ti OF STA II n U~ partment o.
Finance. TreasAreTs OGlge--CIgy Treas
UreF s Notice.
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