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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - E.as,
benny Way, North Broadway and other
connecting streets and avenues sewer
Improvement.
NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed nro.
posais VIII be- received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board Of public works of
Inc city of Seattle up 10 2 o'clock n m
"wednesday, March ed 1899 for the i'm
pfosefnent OF East Denny Way North
broadway and other connecting streets
and avenues by constructing A rawer
along said streets between said points
together with all necessary Openings
yves. manholes. iamphoies ven,fla,0rs
Hushing tanks and catch basins as t,ro-
Nifted BY ordinance No. 5.fs5 creating 10
cal Improvement district No 1914 and In
accordance with the plans and ar,-cistsa-
tons now on file Ia the office of the boa rd
Of public works
Each bid must te accompanied by a rer-
tined check, payable 20 the order Of the
city comptroller. for sum not less than
I'VE fsi Per cent OF the bid and no hid
Will be considered unless accompanied by
sasd eheoa
The successful bidder will be required to
enter into contrast and furnish satfs-
factory bond for the amount required by
The city charter and the laws OF the state
OF Washington. within ten DAYS after be-
Ing notified of the award of the rerIfrae,
Z" bin. failing tn DO 10. the said check
ard the amount nxe2 therein VIII be for
setfed 10 the city. No person is eligible
as bidder who has within TIVE years
prior TO the letting OF said contract made
aesaaH IN payment of any Just claim
Tor any work or labor performed or any
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ROW OVER A CREAMERY.
stock holders Charged With Con.
spiring To Wreck II.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inteiigencer.
UHAats5sl March is-The creamery
people of the county are excited over
charges by rival establishments. ID. A.
Hatfield, manager OF the Custer cream
cry. has inst published the statement
that one of the stockholders OF the What
com county Creamery. located at this
peint. proposed 10 him 10 wreck tae lat
ter Institution and then buy up the stock
parties and the Whatcom creamery IL
local affair. the 3i.0oa necessary TO start
IL having been ali subscribed by home
people. II has been run for two seasons
and has been quite successful. but part
Of the stockholders are charging interested
parties with attempting various schemes
10 get control OF ii fraudulently and
noisy time Is expected at the annual cleo
ton Of officers this week
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CITY NOTICES.

THE CITY OF SEATTLE.-CIvIL SERv-
ice Examination.
Notice Is hereby given In accordance with
the provisions Of sectio,s or article XVI.
of the city charter that an examination will
he held on the 18th day OF March 1899 for
all persons who will have flied applications
with the Civil Service Commission for the
position OF patrolman for detective service
in Police Department.
No application for this examination will
be approved unless the applicant has had
at least five years experience I'm police
service and can furnish certificate of eff
cheney I'm such service.
For this examination the provisions of
rule 81 in regard to he:ghr and age viii be
waived 10 admit OF minimum height of 3
feet inches and maximum age OF a wears.
Applications will be received not later
than March e3rd 1899
The examination will consist of those
branches mentioned In the rules and regl-
,asinns, and the requirements % the posi-
tion to be filed. Each applicant will re-
ceivc postal notice OF the exact time OF his
examination.
BY order OF the Civil Service Commits
SION. A. ii. CIRCUIT
Secretary
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RESOLUTION NO. lIS-RE 1T RE.
~i,~,I ~ ,ha Citx- f,oupc,, ~ .ha S,;,,.

RESOLUTION NO. 14S-BE 1T RE.
solved by the City Council OF the City
of Seattle as follows.
Cd That II is the intention of the City
Of Seattle to improve Third Avenue North
in the City of Seattle. from John Street
TO Aloha Street, by the construction of am
ironstone pipe sewer of proper dimensions
through said portion of said avenue with
all necessary wyes. openings. manhoies
lampheles. ventilators. flushing tanks and
catch basins.
f2o That the cost thereof be paid by
assessments to be levied upon the prop
erty abutting upon said portion Of said
Third Avenue North. under the plan OF
payment by bonds running for period
Of FIVE years, in the manner provided by
the charter and ordinances of the CITY
of Seattle. and the laws of the state OF
Washington.
ed to furnish TO the City Council an esti-
al That the matter of making said
Improvement will be considered by the
City Council at a session thereof to be
held on the 3rd day OF April 1890 AT
7.N o'clock D. m. at which time all per-
sons desiring to be heard before the CITY
Council upon the matter OF making said
improvement are notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the 18th day OF
March. 1899. and signed By me In open
session I'm authorization OF its passage
this 18th day of March. 1899.
w. v. RINEHART.
President of the City Council.
Filed by me this 18th day Of March 1899
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio CITY C,erk
BY G. X .CORYELI. Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication. March 16. 1899.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTJCE.--The fol-
lowing warrants will be paid upon presen-
tat.on al the City Treasurer's Office In
terest on said warrants Will cease Al the
expiration of fifteen days from the date
of the first publication OF this notice.
East Terrace Street. Ordinance No, az.
Warrant No. ~: Twenty-Third Ave
13l. sS2: Boren Avenue ct al. Ordinances No
1878. Warrant No. 7s5: Westlake Ave 81
al. Ordinance No. 47S+. Warrant No s34.
blanchard Street. Ordinance No. 500 War
rant No. asi. Thirteenth Avenue, Ordinances
No 5Gss. Warrant No. i0if. Fourteenth Az
enue. Ordinance No. 5os7: Warrant No. aas;
Fifteenth Avenue, Ordinance No 5oss.
Warrants Nos $50, 9sI. s97, aas g99. Tav,nr
Avenue, Ordinance No. 5G04 warrant
No SO: Dearborn Street. Ordinances Ma.
4e9a Warrant No. Ss4: South Fourteen,h
Street. Ordinance No. 1913: Warrant No
$751; All. FOOTr,
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle
Date OF first notification. March 18th isea
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE - CITY
Treasurer's Notice.

THE CITY or SEATTLE CITY
Treasurer's Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that the fourth
annual installment of local Improvement
district Nc. 81 for the Improvement of
Bush street and the portion of Cullen
street and Germane avenue intervening
between the north and south portions OF
Bush street at their respective intersec-
tons Herewith, from Jackson street to
Day street. in the city OF Seattle, under
the provisions of ordinance No. :53s. which
provides for the Improvement Of said
street by grading the same and con.
structing sidewalks on both sides thereof.
with parking strips between sidewalks and
roadway and providing for the payment
therefor In instaiments and esta blishing a
eund for aicn Tayn ent ny the levying and
csosjectton of special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement.
and providing for the issuance OF bonds
as authorized by an act OF the legislature
OF the state OF Washington. approved
March 2. lSG, and under the provisions
OF ordinance No. 33As. approved MAY 7.
1854 as amended by ordinance No. 34s0
approved July II. lssa. and the city char.
ter as amended and now IN force has been
duly certified to me for collection and
the respective sums therein charged ard
levied against each parcel and int Of land
and part thereof. In said district in paw
meut of such instalsment remains uftaid
and the same. including the interest ON
the whole amount charged. must be maid
on or before the nth day OF Anr! Isqo
L Mess payment Ds MADE on such In.
stalisnent on or before the 18th dav ~
April. 1889. the same shall hecome de-
{inquent and shall bear Interest nj ,ha
rate az per cent, per annnm until paid
and II not paid before said time. a pen.
atty Of Eve tSy per cenf- shall b. a1Sea
and the Gums delinquent shall he eu,ers.i
on the annual tax roll for the carren,
year against each lot ana parcel az. Ian,
and part thereof so delinquent. and with
the interest ard penalty shall be ce,lie~tss
as other tsxes. together with such asdl-
tioral charges or penalties as are au.hn~
ICED 10 he charged and collected on o.s.-
ae,iBlsen; taxes. and each tot OF t.srrs,
OF land So delinquent shall DC sold Tor 80
amount OF such assessment. with Interest
penalty ard costs. ia the manner pra.
ysasd by law
A. II FGCTE
Giiy Treasurer az the city Of sezf,ye
Date ot First publication March re- fees
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NOTICE To CoNTRAt-N,n~ q :
ANensls North Ifarrszon

Sewer Improvement.
Notice IS hereby civan thar -. 20
rosals will be received by tAe ~
secretary OF the hoard OF puhai-
the city or Seattie up 70 5 49,.
Saturday, March 18th. 1899, for ~ II d -
men; OF Seventh Avenue Morn =
Street and various cannersee
streets. ways and avenues ~
Ing a pipe sewer along ssid
streets. ways ard alleys, foxr9Ss.
necessary openings. wyea
lampholes. ventilasors. finshine t,., y
catch hasirx. "a provided BY cr,a,s.
slSl. creating local improyerne~s x
No. las. and in accordance vifk - -.
and specifications now on file = ~ =
fee of the hoard OF pubic works
Each bid must be accempanisS =.
titled check. payable 20 the 49, liz =
city comptroller, for sum moi -
five az per cent. Of the sid, ~ =;
sad check. ~
Tire successful bidder will h
enter into a contract and fuYrS
factory bond for the amount rrr@.{
the city charter and the -
state or Washington, within Ten ~.
er being notified OF the award ~ e.
tract 20 him. failing to do = S
check and the amount fixed -
be forfeited 10 the city No neyo.s s;s
g!ble as 4 bidder who has viiSS IL
years prior 10 the letting az ~
tract made default in payment q s2 ~.
ciaim Ter any work or labOr 49,
or any skill or material furnisksS r.
ant ~ any such contract a. fS5 s
vertised. or who within said
failed to complete any such confSS5 @g
SPECIAL attention Is called "a 80
xiii. Of the city charter a. - - s7
re.aiing TO hours of labor. !. r. Nj 3zS
Gle viii, section 81. subs. ana kpS5
to bonds and Suret.es.
The board Of public works = ~
right 10 reject any ard all bidu a D "a
bid for Seventh Avenue Neyih {
son Street, etc. Sewer Imnruvs;sss5
By order OF the board Of puhs.o -;
FRANK OI.ESON. 0sciS Z
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NOTICE To CONTRACT -',3!s

skill or material furnished NJ i3s
any such contract as hern,n 49,
or who within said two years
complete any such contracts.
Special attention IS called = . -
relating To hours OF fahor "
tfcie viii, section ii. subs. i arS r.
ing TO bonds and sureties
The board Of public works 49, :ss
right 10 reject any and ali Ma
I. Proposals must be Endorsed n. va
BIDS fer East Denny Way ~
Broadway Street Sewer Imprcvss ~
by order I'm ?, ne lizard 80 ot pahlie +,
Date OF frs. publication. NsssS
1859.
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CITY TREAsJ gE.HS NoTFt-E-Sotic..
- hereby gwen that she assessment roll
81 Local Improvement District No ia
in the City of Seattle. created by Ortit-
nssace Ma. sls,. entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement Of Fourth
Avenue North. IN the CITY os Seattle
from John Street 10 Aloha Stree. Dv
constructing therein an ironssone pips.
sewer 81 proper dimensions through .a.d
portion % ssatd street. together with All
necessary wEe@. openings mashnirs
lampbokes. YcutlIators. catch haxis,s ara
flushing tanks. ard providing Ter the
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Canadian
Pacific
Construction.

agents and A. B. Calder. of Tacoma. ,ray-
cling passenger agent. Speaking OF con-
struction work of the Canadian Pacific,
Nj. Coyle said:
1.-The company is building many miles
OF road in British Columbia. probably
more than is being built by any OF the
franscontnentai roads on this side of the
line. There are now about ~ miles in
course of construction.
There is the road from Robson to the
Boundary Creek country. with Penticton
as the objective point. $50 miles; the Wild
ening 10 standard gauge or the Column
bia & Western from Rossland TO Trail.
about twelve miles. and the extension Of
the crows Nest line from kootenai Land
ing TO Nelson. sixty miles.
These roads will be finished during the
summer. They will open up an immense
country. rich in mineral and agricultural
possibilities. The Boundary Greek coun-
try alone contains quite a large popula-
ton and many mines. 1t will become in
a short time one OF the richest mineral
districts in the United States.
There is another line being constructed
in British Columbia though not by the
Canadian Pacific. Il is the Nelson Il
Dedlngton line. from Bonncr's Ferry, in
Idaho to Crows Nest in British Column
bfa between sixty and seventy-five miles
in length
Nothing came of the challenge of Charles
w. II. Schultz to race Jack Carr from
Dawson for $1,000 when the men reached
there. 1t Will be remembered that Carr
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
District of Washington. By virtue OF an
order of sale issued out of the United
States district court for the northern di-
vision district of Washington, on the 1lth
day of March, 1899. notice is hereby given
that / will sell by public auction for
cash, on Tuesday. the list day of March.
1899, at IL o'clock a. m. at Yes.er dock
in Seattle. Wash. the steamer "Evang-
er' her engines. boilers. machinery boats
tackle. apparel. appurtenances. and fur
niture, as she now lies.
c. w. IDE. United States Marshal.
BY III. w. TYLER. Deputy.
Preston. Carr 4 Gilman,
Proctors for Libellant.
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payment therefor by the mode Of pay
ment by bonds. and establishing a
fund for such payment by an assess
ment upon all the lots and parcels CT
land benefited by such Improvement, has
that unless payment of the assessment.
therein contained is made within 80 days
from the date of the first publication OF
this notice. local Improvement bonds
win be Issued to the aggregate amount
of the assessment upon said property
remaining due and unpaid. including the
amount which IS assessed against your
property.
This notice is given for the purpose OF
enabling ali owners of property in the
local Improvement district named in Ords-
nance No. Slao. Local Improvement Dis.
trict No. lN. tos redeem their property
from the assessment before the issuance
Of the bonds. which may be done by the
payment OF the fun amount OF the assess
ment without interest
II the assessment so charged be not
paid within the time above specified. and
YOU desire to redeem the property from
said assessment after the execution of the
local Improvement district bonds, i; will
be necessary for you 10 pay the full
amount of the assessment charged against
your property. together with interest at
the rate of eight per cent. Is per cent.l
per annum upon the whole assessment
up TO and including the date OF the las,
installment-
A. III. FOOTE.
City Treasurer Of the City of Seattle
Date of first publication, Seattle, Wash.
March IS. 1892
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Cures organs of the body weakened
through disease overwork, excuses or
:ndiscretions. Faricocele hydrocele
structure. swelling ana tenderness OF the
glands treated with unfaiiing success
Conta gious blood poison thoroughly Grad
icated from the system. Ladies receive
special attention for all their many all
ments.
State. Galvanic and Faradic electricity
scientifically applied in all its modern
forms
Write your troubles If living away from
the city. Thousands cured at home
MERRILL MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Fourth Floor Collins Block corner Sec
ond and James. Seattle. Wash.
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offered 10 BET any
one $1,000 that he
could beat him from
Dawson 20 Skag-
way. Schultz want
cd to post $500 here
&C a forfai- fha. no
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Taylo,
Avenue ResIdewalking. etc. Imnrnve.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Taylor
Avenue Resldewaiking. etc. Improve
Notice 8 hereby given that sailed nro-
posals will be received by the underSicna,
secretary OF the hoard or public work. up
to, to s o'clock .h P m Saturday; March 18th.
nue. from Denny way TO Harrison street
by residewaiking and parking said avan,is
between sad points. as provided by Ordl
nance Nc. 5l01. creating local improy emsnt
district No. 49,. and In accordance w;,n
the plans and specifications now =, al
in the office OF the board OF public work.
Zach o:d must be accompanied by a
the city comptroller. for a sum nat la.
than five % per cent OF the bid ana -
bid Will be considered unless acconpanied
by said check.
The successful Bidder will be reou,raa -
enter. INTO a contract and furnish satIsfor.
tory bond for the amount required M tha
ely ely charter and the laws OF the state Of
ing notified of the award OF the con.ras.,
10 him: failing 10 do so, the said ebsnt
and the amount fixed therein will be Tor
a a. h 70 Li,e S 5,y NO person is eligible
prior 10 the letting of said contrac, maae
defauH n payment or any just c,aisn fsr
any work or labor performed or any skill
or material furnished pursuant RI any
such contract, az herein adyer,iseSs ~
VINO within said two years fa1led ~ .,,,,, ~
piese any snch contracts. S'''
sbecial attention s called to article
xxnL. OF the city charter, as nov in foe
fesa ing 10 hours or labor and 10 arti.
Gle viz. section 81, subs. l and q reIafing
To bonds and securities
Il he board OF public works resprvs. ~
fght 10 reject any and all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed on enve,,n>.
sHa Tor FAVOR Avenue Residew aikti,g,
ets.. improve ment."
BY order of the board Of r,uhlfe ,-,~,..
FRANK OLESoN Secretary
Date OF arss publication. March I'm. lssa
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OhaDogan county. and Senator EsgES. OF
Wha;com eoanty. are at the Butler hay-
- ing arrived ycs:er-
day from snort trip
TO Olympia. Senator
fai Fusi0n Baum and Senator
Bixgs are two DEM
ocrats who pat par
o tisan politics aside
In many questions that came before the
late but uniamented fusion senate. Beth
having had considerable experience IN
legislative matters were able 10 secure
for their constituents more Of the ma
terra. benefits of legislation taan COM
monty falls 10 the lot OF the sawmaker.
In the senate Of the Sixth legislature
there were no two men more popular or
influential than Senators Baum and B.gss-
They were inseparahie as friends. Four
years ago they sat in the mousse o. rep
resentatsses Al Olympia, being sNo o. sae
three Democratic members OF that oads-
Two years ago last January Senator
Baum took his seat at Olympia as a
member of the upper chamber and was
joined last January by Senator B.ggs who
Was elected over Former State Senator C.
W. Dorr by small majority The friend
ship that began with their hgsS experience
at Olympia in 1895 was further cemented
by their association together last winter
ard by cooperation they were able 10 sc-
compiish much for their constituents
Senator Baum has 10 his credit the bill
appropriat.ng 10000 for the construction
of a road from Marble Mount to Repuo-
lie and thence up the san Poll river to
Wilbur. Work will be commenced al the
head OF Lake Chelan. Besides this, Sena-
tor Baum had a hand In framing the new
mining law his work III obtaining the
adoption of amendments making the bill
conform TO the Federal statutes Being es-
pecialiy valuable. I'm addition, Senator
Baum's bill submitting constitutional
amendment providing for an exemption
from taxation OF $s0 on personal prop
erty has become law.
Senator Biggs went 10 Olympia primar-
lily to secure appropriation Tor the
maintenance OF the normal school at
Whatcom handsome building hiiit
through a law passed by the legislature OF
Isss but which has never been opened.
Senator Baum secured $685. for the nor
NAL school in the act relating TO the three
Normal schools OF the state. and $500
additional for grading in the general APP
rroprtations act. He was a member OF
appropr. ations bill and through his friend
ship for Senator Baum secured the IN
corporation of SECTION IN the Dill APP
rropriatinC 1890 for the completion of
the state road from Republic TO Marcus.
Among the appropriations secured by
Senator Biggs for his county was 81, 20
for the Sanish lake hatchery and Aocv
for the establishment of a hatchery on the
Nooksack river.
Both Senators Biggs and Baum were
friendly to the interests OF King cosn-
~, aside from politics.
The Western officials of the Northern
Pacific have not yet come to definite
conclusion as to the amount of the wheat
and fruit crops OF Oregon and Washing
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They
Did Not
bet.

would put up the remainder of the money
In Dawson. AS the two men did not meet
in Dawson there was no chance for them
TO make the bet
II came across Carr at Steamboat lbs
miles from Dawson as was coming out"
said Seauliz. ''At the rate he was travel
ing ! believe that it must have taken him
six days longer To reach Dawson. But
then he had heavy load. five dog teams
OF abort six dogs each. so that he could
not make good time. The fact that 1t took
him more than a month 10 reach Dawson
does not prove that he is not fast trav-
eler. for no one could travel fast with so
much freight.
Robert Biei, the famous vaudeville
manager, who is hard up in Dawson
wanted TO come out with me. but he had
no money. Blei will likely be out very
soon
Manager John =. Howe. OF the Seattle
theaier, left last evening for a brief busi-
ness trip 10 Portland and Spokane.
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9sohA Who NaIcs ~
the 2aaaios9 Nse's9.

Senator Frank Baum. ~ the First sena-
torsaf district, whose home IS a Alma.
Okanogaa county. and Senator E.ggS. Of
Wha;com coanty. are at the Butler. nay-
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MISS wILZTNSKI. Opticiau. 112 Cherry.
CONSTIPATION free