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V1ttar <t.e $500 80. 49,. -. -
= '.a.''. ~ 49, s1n s1ys me AuuuAi me-
IL 20 Alaska and Caps Nome with b In
3uu swing. Several large 1tsameSD ara
bow In port taking on cargo6s Of general
merchandise. and before the end u the
I eLv. ~u - - --S.s
~s-s."s l e On tnest way bottaWafo-
faseem9sf demonstrations On both steam
Besides theee veeseas = nuu,1n~r ~ .snat1
sailing craft AMI stenn .~hnoo@rs n.ve
foetv sAvsrttesr,.r,s. $50 =. -. r...~,s
ana mar. - ~ -. ~. - :. "a. -.
fne prospsctor and fortune hunter BY Of
kertng fares at AMY old prfcs"
The firut one OF the mosquito ceet 10 get
away We. the schooner Nellie .. Thurs.
49,. ~'m1 -. - .oout teu oAys 40 one
- " 10 De<A hunaer, "nsrh
49, towed 70 - Yesterday morning ~
with 4 mixed carwo ~ r~nera1 merchan-
dis and coal. aad IN her .ireSs w~re
rerched shout thirty passengsrs. nearly
sir,es a csne NONE nm .'' 'a' "'"
The Carrier Dove. = handsome four
s,ssted schooner ehart.red ~ fhs NORTH
American Transuortation = Trading cnr-
nuny nil nrs,s,nhiv v.s ~ - ,ssy,arr1-
NTH ! fuii ear~a ~ ssn - ,resenssnsss
iaart az thS ssv~rfow ~ IN. s,asns~- E..s,s
eke. Lying aIonsside the Carer Dove nj
css sn,ch rs; de ess Is the Louise : Ken
erxf 800. 49, 49, sAu = e..IS e, - 49, -
paaeenwers Il, - Wacsa Il as.s .-.s,. Eo,,, !.
inad ~ - ss.ss. me =. .a'p 1 sMnsen took
~ 49, esd Es. ~ no.aes ~ sgs. .s
essrs 49, A. ~ va car 49, on -, ner t.
~ - III. nnr 49, aIerwara We.sd up
~ nk sensei anu toWca 70 Ssassfe
:. - ~ - s na..s 10 De loaded ana
.oE 80 0atufu&y, the same Gay as
Tie Eoanoks sails
snf asonkssue Inc Merci.anfs Dock 10
W. snm nttie schooner Nellie Coleman,
Inssn naa peen chartered Dy Claim Bres>,
g BOSTON, 10 carry 10 81, Mfcaael mis-
S csuiancoas CARO-. TIE riye- steamer
09lokategt which il Amos. counterpart
g the city OF Denver. we'll known In
tEis port, has been Chartered by these
s9mA people. and viii be lowed to st.
1aichael this week by tire tug New Eng
MIG. The sluick st.p will be used N q
Eyer connection with Ire Seis.e Coleman.
echooners Thomas f. Hayard, Laurel,
Abbie +. Morris and several others are
not A. fortunate as the Hunter and the
Nellie q. Thurslon, and unless they secure
cargOes shortly will be compelled 10 aban-
den the project.
The latest aCuufsitfon In the sfea MGR
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WANTED 1T KEPT SECRET.


aged about q years, accompanied by Mrs.
Maley, who has frequently had
charge of the cloak room at the
Armory during social functions, APP
peared at the courthouse yesterday after.
noon just as the clock struck 5. A license
TO wed was wanted
When Mrs. Busby heard that 1t might be
published In the newspapers, she was
alarmed and attempted to get all sorts OF
pledges Of secrecy. County Auditor Even
son iaugaer when he heard OF the case and
decided II people wanted to get married
there was no reason, so far as his office
was concerned. why their names should be
kept secret The names specified in the
license yesterday afternoon were Charles
Holxhauser and Mrs. Sadie Busby.
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Mrs c, 4. sssasns. Psvtueket. T. l.: Mics T. H.
s.s.ns; P.wtue.es. r, L; Charlie. =; Ran and
Mass. Miss Emma Rater Hoiyoae. M.x Mrs
Lowe. Mira W. 3. Cock. c. A. Dewey. Miss lone
Lyman. Mn. j. Hieks conEad Miss Ci.r. Conrad
Miss +. A. Conrad. Mrs. Greene Mrs Thatcher
Msan. 'n T.ssn. csa,ss Por ssm san
yaneoe,er. C.; Ms. Agnes ] winslow.. chi
Mis- Anna Donald Miss Margaret Donald. c, IL
Mis-. II 4. Ring. Mis- 4. n Granger Mrs a b.
Hoffman. Charles Z. DInvilliess. Mrs. II. L. Ferry.
vinson. Miss Hamilton. Miss E. Norwood Mrs NJ.
Ms. Ara k.nih. Murray Mis- r.,. 4 .n Robinson
c.: Miss E. White. victoria '.' ''''' =
The Seattle.
walter B.. Day. Chicago; H. c. Mayer. Chicago:
Me'a f ehs H e Mi's saa 81. s:.
Jay d ssyseh Sos . Y.s,n. Welsh Everett
cisco: L. ! L.nterbach. SPOKANE: J. v. Fuller.
Conner; n B. sim. and wife. Mis-: May Knos i
CITY; Il simpson; 81 Joseph; A. Harrell spokane:
vile: s. sssfried New York: ". O. Nicholson.
whatcom: Jesse A: Fryer. Fairhsven. Mrs. J. II.
fAfAer blg Lake. u. ~. Brown, Everett: j. II. Sar-
gent. New Whatcom: 4. W. jenkins San Francisco:
Mrs. L. hickman, Portland: Mrs. John H. Ten
ney, Juneau
The Diller.
D.. Carlson. Tacoma: F. T. Maaley, stanwocd:
J. T. Sanires Edison; James Bartlett bay View /:
John Lillis. Port Townsend: ]. Lynch. Darlington:
J. W. Neirhbor. Fall City James Ferguson Ar
linGton; William Mclean. Olympia: c. l. Lepert.
Camp Leland: H. Marttala. Camp Leland: Jacob
weafherwax. Aberdeen J. s. Gun:. Aberdeen |:
James OLeary. Tolt Mrs. Lntic Yorktown. Wick
crxham; j. W. Currie Edmonds; Cagmi Dibhle. New
Whatcom: J. W. Gillespie. San de Fuca: C. Ferg,l-
son, Snohomish: Fat Mccoy Edison. n. secofd
San Francisco: f. J. Hancock. coupeville. Walter
Il. Morsans Rack Diamond II, Church. st,n-
wood: r. y. Maniey. Stanwood; A. J. Swoford.
Swonord
The Brunswick.
w. A. Carter San Francisco: DR.. T. A. Jones.
Chicago: IL Mills and wife. Tacoma: l.. Smith and
wife. Kent: A. Luidhnrn J. r. Kinser II Wirth,
Tacoma: O. ] Finley, stanwood H 4. Smith.
Sterling Ill., ]. e. Close Cedar Rapids: John Kim
an. r. p. Jamcs. VIM r. Rogcrs Spokane; VIM.
2. Rice. Tacoma: Fred Holte J. c. Daun. city:
J. Z Brooke. Kaispell: J C. Munroe. WILDLY Isl
and.
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End Of SUCCESSFUL Y[lR
GRADUATING ExERClsEs Ar ACAD-
EMY o. 1mE HOLY NAMES.


The graduation exercises Of the Acad-
envy OF the Hcay Names. situated a. the
corner OF Seventh avenue south and Jack
son street. will be held on Tuesday. June
II. On that date four graduates win re-
cetves their diplomas. These are Miss
Anna Morris. Miss Sarah Howard. Miss
Elizabeth Macdonald and Miss Ida ~.
Wright. all OF Seattle.
The school year at the academy has
been very successful and this year has
witnessed the largest enrolment OF pupils
In the hissery OF the institution All four
graduates have completed four-year
academic course.
An elaborate literary and musical pro-
gramme has been prepared for next Tues
day. in which the graduates will take part.
The programme Is as follows:
Music Pianos = (a) ''Favorita": CD
s'vaIse Premiere"
sons-sWhas Say the c1oudsr'
Essay Character Is Power" Miss
Sarah Howard.
Music. pianos ~ ta) 'Canxonetta:" Oh
Les Jeunes Virtuoses-r
"A Floral Bouquet" Minims.
Essay-"Lsterature. the Mirror OF Ma
ITEMS Life" Miss Elizabeth Macdonald. ;.
Dream Of the Shepherdess." piano and
violin.
Class Poem-"Not for Myself Alone"
Miss Anna Norris.
Violin auarsette-"Souvenir de Haydn"
Exsay--"Yexterday, Today and Toner
row." Miss Ida NJ. Wright.
'.tfr..o-Date,' yiolins and pianos
Comforting Of graduating honors on
aid. Sarah Howard and Ida NJ Wright.
Awarding OF prize medals
Address-By Rt Rev. Edward J. O'Dea.
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LIVE STOCK rom alaska.
Dar9e Skookum starts an Her Trtp
to SAngWay.

Loaded down almost IL the waters edge
the hiv barge Skeokum was tosed 10 sea
Monday about midnight, The Skonkuni
has aboard 40 head af beef cattle hetaue-
lug 10 Thehe brothers. the Dawson butch
err several head Of hersseS large con
Segment Of railroad lies and general mer-
ehandsse.
THE cattle are stored away oa deck re
Meath eheds tsAtlt for thr purpose. AMI on
Whtsh fodder rs iaa iass This Is tie see sfsa
time fhv Tss.hc bret nefS have taken "a stle
from Seattle "a Dawson theft fsfSt venture
proving a StscSesS scientifically eu; a fat
rre financially. Wita an early star; this
year sssey expect 70 reap handsome
harvest.
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Lake Bennett Very Lovv-To Aaver-
tlse Skagway.

6kAGWAY. June i.--via Steamer I4aur.
adas--Iake BENNETT To-day is three feet
lever than II was year aso, and the lack
Of water makes IL impossible TO launch The
steamer until the waters shall rise five or
SIX feet. THIS cannot possibly be for a
week or ten days and II ~ not expected
that any steamer can be launched and get
away from Bennett much before June Is
The weather has been cecil up "a date and
the snow has not been melting fast In
the meantime scoNs and small boats Of
which there Is considerable al fleet. are
getting away zach day and using the open
water along the banks. Fear Is enter
tanned fer these when the lee breaks and
moves. THE s.eamheatmen are To blame
for this large fleet of small boats. Early
In tho season they gave II cat that rates
would average sisa 10 Dawson. and people
nj once concluded 10 aoat down In open
boats.
The Skagway Chamber OF Commerce last
night decided 10 advertise Skagway ex-
tenssvciy as an quitting point. Over 500
a month has been contributed by tho MGR.
chants for shis parpase. The advertising
viii be by means OF local and Pacific coast
papers.
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steel barge. fer the Yukon.

Steam schooner National City left yes
fssday for 81. Michael with the steel
barsss Tsnaua and Yukon in tow These
hargcs are the property Of the Empire
Transportation Company and will be used
on the Yukon this summer. Two more OF
these hargse were towed up 10 81. Michael
several days ago by the steam schooner
Brunswick
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The remains o, Washington Uncie fath-
err OF tx Cafstain ~ Poe George "
Heyle were buried ysstrrSfRs- morn ms IL;
sha 4 II eenssteyy from putterw6rta'S
unti.YfakfnE ros&nsS The services wfre ua.
Der tAe avsn1es< Of Stevens sosz = \ "
Rev Mr. Sulltck. ~ Grace Hsth0fils. E.n's
capSi rhurch ur}ciatst! 5. Sha undertaking
vparw ard Commander a W, HASTE. %
Stevens paSs. a tne grave.
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REV Ann FoR .rII> MtapnanR.
Provincial faiirs Searching for Gar
rctt LcfSfna.

Suft r = NasSey - tbs provincial uo-
lice AT Victoria. Pas ~cnt s-hlef ~ iey7iies,
Reed a cisStSsar ofTeESus p rewagd af siaA
Tor Ute re- sgssgrs of g;ssTrts f.sfenlt y.As,
Niles fscs Bower 81 Atitn its Ma a4sd
cscaiSsss fresr the officers there rn Nav
II ts-tEfrst ia tssrssassa eut ss,sslkz sssss4t
English He IL aeSs rfsses} as fatv and ~ NJ.
tns small sa.a beard sfts forehead +,
rsStruesrrsnces and hix Hprer front saesh
wt3'riy Segesrstrss
when as escaped his sgss were shaesief
testsher,
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Lands Open to Entry.

Edward p. Tremper, register OF the land
Office OF Seattle, gives notice that the
plats OF the surveys Of the following town.
ships have been received at the Office:
Township q north, range west; township
30 north range Is west: township 81 north.
range IA west: township 81 north, range
Is west. The lands embraced In these
townships will be open to entry on and
after August Is. 1889.
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FUNERAL or RonERT MYERS.
Memory of Pioneer Iron Moldcr
uonored.

Funeral services were held yesterday ar
ternoon al Riitterxcrths undertaking
rooms over the remains OF the old nioneer
iron molisr, Robert Myers who was re-
Gently found dead I'm bed. The services
were under the amsplcss Of the Iron Mold
sss t'n.on No. ISIS ana the q. A r. Rev.
John r Damon ofliesste3
The attendance was unusually large
many attending from the Washington Iron
Works Moran Hy0ibsfss & CO. Bui tie
Vulcan Iran Works the founsissee % whch
we've closed The iuisfsuent took pace IN
THE a. A II. cemetery.
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Alleged Gang Of Pilferers.

Jack Anderson, 'longshoreman. alleged
TO be one of gang OF organized pilferers.
was arrested by Ofiicer Stepler yesterday
afternoon on a charge OF petty larceny. II
Is charged that he stole two cans OF toma-
toes from a case on the Arlington dock.
The lock owners complain that such acts
have been frequent in the past. and they
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In Search Of Her Husband.

Mrs George W. Seru, of Santa Monica.
Cal. has written Chief OF Police Reed a
letter inquiring concerning her husband,
who left home on May ~. bound for Seat
tie. as she afterwards learned. She says
he Is about so years of age and that she
fears his mind is affected. She gives q mi :
mute description OF him.
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CHICAGO. Jane g~Mrs Relie Marshal
Roso$on. asfe ef II ". Robson for tven-
tv-sBxs years "a pTomjnent and wealthy
member Il tAs hoard az sra4s. committee.
sss3ctsfe az her heNe stt@ rra.ri~ av-nw.
today BY ahfssinx her~ett 81 80 right
ses1sps.. Ms Robson hai Ger sasss~ tire
ban A .elTersr sraEn aervaHs nresSfrAt ION.
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Press Committee Meeting.

The memters Of the executive committee
of the Seattle Press Club are requested %
meet al the Post-inte,ligeucer editorial
roorss. on Thursday afternoon AT o'clock
Business Of Importance Ia TO be- considered
BY order Of the chairman
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SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-Mrs. RosIna
de Cleo. who recently arrived here from
Portland, Or. made a desperate attempt
to kill her husband, whom she Is alleged TO
have deserted. He called on her to regain
possession of their three children. when
she struck him on the head twice with
a Ratchet inf1ict!ng wounds which did NOT
prove to be serious
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Hnfel Butlcr.

rex.r.e Rsse r. & : NHasxsk: n Ne
NnIlF.s stasilr sseerzs KsfeAst.ls san Fsshsi~,,:
" : Bsshsa. S~assi7. u e ssa rsean. san
tNs,ssfssss. t'nefses F&e.H sen FFses3sse. II
OASIS ifssinssa;s. J " 9slyas Dassou. NJ
eestssessB ~<n FrS-stSsa r Grab fszssi<.fia- W
T. ssySI i.sass7 Itca.sAs Ma5s Mag esAlxeT RSlph
ltelssssrr. StW irsk. " " BAeS. sife se8 rAii.
strsa Ns'fsia IsrneS krArwey ana w1.e Ma ysut
Sarassrl Reed. = l. Rsetastrssa. lar Wilson. St~
Ynsk g. = N,7sf- Etsstk@- Mr. Bssss- sag.ess.>
yer Miss tpstas.s. NAnesuesr; tsol9esrx
Ssa Frsn<sse1. Mrs. n SshssatF. f,iendsvs Milan
lsnA: tsasrs wlfe <rS cAssi san Fvsness~s. "
' Eire. self Lake CITY. Ais GAsvt@s HarT:. Miss
&yFtIs is3zs%ress rurst∋ fsss1xe 4 Sewr4-sfs
- Nssaasz Asx y X Rs,a~sts. !; T.4Hs =
N#csas ss4 ~ffS. syszssne Mes " ~ IATaAsrs
NssAsnstA- &rs wislizsa Risst~F MlunrA-ses;s
&sSassY>sss-. f.s<sTE~ h Wns-ss f4Nsveevnrsh e n
fg*tt s'ua4ha r. trs~ss.s Essrsfs = VI yiek-
cry Nss Nosk. T s4essez. gacsast-s
The Raiuier-eraaa
George Sshwsrtr~c1egx y rels3a.as- Al SeA,s44
fAfrsss fses-Te y fsasntzFtxls anss mSss Ws4sos'
stn lsssN% : Iseesaa t>atssxe. tR.srr. SA-sss-zz
Nen yaFs Z A Fesrg, gse-sns NJ ard A~s
Niniss- l. MANU- A<vT Yard Ms A z FYsch
tts~s4a thsssssr TsesEaa. NJ z.ea-xe
IN k.asess. sary, :, u, Isskssa Cats Isv IL wa.
sass. Ne@ heFs. 1s~ees hesxrsy aSs efs Sr~
Ssyss Ns~sssss ssersss. sFa Vert Mxr f.4ssf-x*
Ne~ ssgs Ness Tspesi Nsw Ss-f A l. gs~ss.
sssess. Ns~ yexs r VI lsolisas Nss Yesk Fgs.
&ta&r@. gAtesse ssss Asse- Nsvs YsrS. ssvarrs
wAits sAANse~. Fsisis~t FLAX otsszrsa NJ A.,
Hsz 81 sssass , ltssszs. l7st3z sxseets s.rrszs r
fessf ssssNs 8As&sS Assa r. = H.zsSza Tsexrss
a n W&4kes. Fase~ss = " cs5sAsna, raesls@-s
s. Merger SeN YEA 8-ssgsz : sss,.ssss sns ~sx-
gsa-esse ]. asw seA wsts san rrsesss-e.
s@spg~ r Nsweere. 4 naxara&s A. n s~.t.~~
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FUNDS FoR A BICYCLE FAITH.


Tho fund for the construction Of the new
bicycle path to Magnolia blu1 took q Jump
yesterday the proceeds fran the Olympia
excursion and from the wheel donated by
Spelger 4 Huribut being turned over TO
the treasurer Of the Good Roads Club. In
addition to the amounts reported below.
there have been many smaller sums rec
do their share In providing one more fine
path. These amounts vii! be published
later. and due credit given the con,ribu.
tors.
i'm the Good Reads Club should notify the
secretary. w. r. Babcock II they do not
receive their membership cards within a
week
Reported in yesterdays paper -. $500 90
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Kids for Road Near Avondale.

The county commissioners decided late
yesterday afternoon to call for bids for q
read near Avondalc IL liz known as the
D. G. GriswoId road. and is matter in
which the residents of that section have
been greatly interested.
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN suPPLlu
Department OF the interior. ONCE 81 -
dian affairA Washington. ID. c., wey &
1899. Sealed proposals win be rscG443
BY the commissioner OF Indian a1ntI1
care OF 20 Second street. San Franc11
Cal. until I o'clock D. m, OF Wedn1161
June Il. 1893. for furnshinE for the -
dian service. bacon. beans. coffee, hoG
bread, hominy. lard. mess pork. rol0.
oats. rice. salt. coarse; salt. fine; su1qE
and tea. and other articles of subG1l
tenco supplies. groceries. crockery. h1G1e
ware. harness. agricultural impIeUG1
etc. Bids must be made on goveran
blanks. Schedules giving all neceono6&
Information for bidders win be- furu1Gxc1
upon application TO the ofSices q ~
Chronicle and Journal Of commerce 81
at 2t0 Second street. San Francisco. CHI
the Republican OF Denver. Col: the pol(s
Irtel.Gencer. Of Seattle, Wash.. the IN
une. Of SAT- Lake city. Utah. tie Morn
ing Drercnlan. and the Depot Quarts
master. Il. s. A.. Portland. Or. The ~
Is reserved 10 reject any and ali BIDS 81
to accept or reject any part Of ~
Bide VIII he opened al the hour and 6n40
above named and bidders are invited l.
be present at the opening.
w. A. JONES Commissioners
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1T PAYS
To Invest b Reesbllc Stsckss
70 BE

a stockhoider in a mine that declares and
ACTUALLY PAYS regular monthly sivi-
dends simply means that you have per-
manent income.
CAREFUL and judicious investment Is
what counts. TRUTH FLIES FAST. and
the fact Is that today REPUBLIC CAMP
enjoys Its exalted prestige because of the
ACTUAL. and WELI1-kNOWN ExiST-
ENCE OF GOLD and the WEALTH OF its
MINES THE FAME OF REPUBLIC
CAMP RESTS on the GOLDEN FAC; 3
and NOT on an IDEALITY or n DREAM.
II is today the richest mining camp in the
Northwest.
We offer you stock in the East San Toll
Gold Mining Company. which owns ,wo
claims near the famous Republic mine
itself, in fact so near that II is in the
same formation, carries the same chasec-
ter OF GOLD QUARTZ and assays from
81 to IS in gold to- the ton on the surface:
and many OF the best MINING MEN in
the country do not hesitate 70 say the
stock will pay dividends within twelve
months For a few days more you oan
secure this stock at I CENT PER SHARE.
Write or wire us. We have a few shares
OF Jubilee at ~ cents.
Slater & Smith,
Phone Main 6O1. ia James ST.,
Seattle, Wash.
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UNITED STATES engineer ONCE. rpf3s
land. Or. May q. isaa. Scaled propceU
for constructing jetties. etc. at CcQui
river. Oregon, will be received here u11
u noon, July q, 1853. and then puolo
opened. Information on appficnt5e4
WIN. ". Harts. Captain engtne2rH.
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NOTICE TO coNTRACToR1

4 -
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERa4
Notice IL hereby given. That 8ealo1
will be received by the board 81 cou
commissioners Of King county. WAanl
ton, until o'clock p. NJ. June ~
for the furnishing OF all material ri
construction OF . irawbridge with e.
openings OF 50 feet. together viii
necessary approaches. piers and p1eR r.
lection. as shown on plans now on *
the Office of the board OF county coQ1u
sioners, or bidders may submit their o(
plans. ss%
Bids must be addressed to the boee4 (
county commissioners, Endorsed INA 0
the Construction Of n Bridge across ~
River, near Oriilia. WASH" and -
name lump sum for the work co1np6
Each bid must be accompanied ~
or a certified check on a Seattle hanGH
the sum OF $4,000. made payable %
chairman OF the board to be forzeite1 J.
King county by the successful h3G1GE1
case he fails 20 enter into contract g.
bonds to be approved by the board. Ntl1M
five go days of the date Of the award.
Payment Will be made In warrants Il
the Road and Bridge fund or In cash r
the board may elect. - q
The board reserves the right 10 so5o1
eny and all bids.
Dated this 18th day Of May. 1ssl
K. II. EvEN00N #
Clerk OF the Beard County CcmmioG
ers. King County, Wash.
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UNITED STATES engineer ONCE. Hcetl
land. Or. May %. isg4.-Sealesi prop,gn
for constructing tefty. etc. at Siusl4Z
Il noon, July Is. 1850. and then publicl3
opened. Information on applicAt1o
VIM. w. Harris. Captain engineers
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IoNDON. Iune the Vienna cofse-
srondsnt 81 The Daily Graphic says that
RiEo. the gypey musician VINO elcped Win
Princes de ChimAy while returning with
the princess 10 Australia. died ~ Aiexan
drf1.
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~, =. ID, aflt tHat taI1 payF9lf NJ VII
made al the office of said trustee in 49,
lie. Washington. This notice "a gfven II
pursuance Of The option reserved In -
deed
Iu;ersyt on all ~aid bonds will cease -
ka.d June 22nd. 1893
SEATTLE STEAM HEAT Il POWM
COMPANY.
Nv ". ! CRAMPS. Msrsser
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o his stock now al = gents
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE
bonds Of the Seattle Steam Hest 4
Power Company:
Notice IN hereby given that the SeeaHo
Steam Heat a. Power Company will ri
on the 22nd day Of June. 1859. the f0lJoOe
Ing bords 81 The issue 81 February ist, l,S
secured By trnss deed of said Aafc afVQ9
by said company 10 Dexter Horton 9 c..
bankers, trtaxsse. naEnsiy. bonds numhogq
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