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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-04


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A Great liniment.

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all leading druggists, or sent by us direct
on receipt of price. La France Drug Co.,
importers, 306 Turk St, San Francisco.
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YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group is the terror of thousands of young
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For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-05

RESOLUTION NO. i72-Be it resolved by
the City Council of the City of Seattle
as follows:
81 That IL is the intention of the City of
Seattle TO improve King Street, In the
City OF Seattle. from a point $50 feet east
OF Tenth Avenue South 10 Twelfth Ave
nue. South. by the construction Of an IRON
stone pipe sewer 81 proper dimensions
through said portion of said street, with
all necessary yves, openings. manholes.
Mmpholes, sentilators. flushing tanks and
catch basins.
~ That the cost thereof be paid by as
ssssments TO be levied upon the property
abutting upon said portion OF said King
Street. under the plan of immediate pay
ment" in the manner provided BY the
charter and Ordinances OF the CIV Of Sc
attic.
go That the City Engineer l., directed
to furnish to the City Council All estimate
OF the cost OF said Improvement.
"a That the matter Of making said i'm
proyernent will be considered by the City
Council at session thereof to be held on
the end day OF May. 1899. al o'clock
y. m. at which time all persons desiring
to be heard before tho City Council upon
the matter Of making said Improvement
are notified To be present.
Passed the City Council the LIST day OF
May. 1899. and signed by me in open ses-
sion In Authorization OF it's passage this
lst day Of May, 1889.
w V RINEHART
President of the CITY Council
Filed by me this lst day of May, 1888.
WILL n. PARRY.
City Comptroller Ex-efficio City Clerk.
BY G. X CpRYEIL. Deputy Clerk
Date OF first publication. May 3, 1899
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
flee OF Assessment roll OF Local Improve
ment District No zoz for the Improve
meuf OF certain port ous OF First Avenue
North. in the City of Seattle under Ordi-
Nance No. 5.39S. and hearing thereon
Notice il hereby given that the assess
nent roll Of Local Improvement District
No. 202 for the Improvement Of First Ave-
nue. North. between Denny Way and q
point 10 feet south Of Harrison Street.
under Ordinance No 5.2Ss has been re-
ported BY the Board OF Public Works 10
the City Council OF the City of Seattle
and Is now on file In the office Of the City
Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk and
the same ia now open for public Inspection
at said office and will remain open for Ia
specfion- until Monday the end day of
May. fss9. at 500 o'clock p. M, and ali
persons interested are hereby required to
appear before the city council at session
thereof 10 be held In the Council Cham
Der ia the City Hall on said and day of
May, 1889. at 500 o'clock p. m, and make
objections thereto. AT said time so fixed
the CITY Council viii consider any and all
objections made ana will make such cor
rections In said roll as il deems just, and
will then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy ana assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot Of land shown
In said roll and declare the same a first
lien thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned to a later
date II so ordered by the City Council
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk
OF the City Of Seattle.
Date OF first publication, May 3. 1899.
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The following prices are being offered to
the producer by the local dealers for de-
livery tn round lots on the dock or In the
car at Seattle:
Grain-Oats. Ss7GH.so. barley. 81 5oGa.
wheat. chicken feed. $3.50: bran. SIS,
shorss. SIC
Hay-Puget sound. ssGf7 per ton: East
ern Washington timothy. $ii91l5o. aifal-
IA, g.
Exgs-Strictiy fresh ranch. l5.s0lstsc.
Butter-Fresh ranch, l2Ql5c: creamery.
1919
Poultry-Cslickens live. i3a13iac.
Lave Stock--Choice beef cattle, cows. 20
4s4c: steers. ssaUsc. choice sheep. f1l5c:
good hogs. i've. 4txc. hogs. dressed. sisc:
calves, dressed. large. &c: small SC, calves.
live, large, &c. small &C.
Hides. pelts and wooI-Heayy sound salt
ed steers. over 90 pounds, Sc. medium,
sound, per pound, 7ixe: light sound. under
IS pounds. &c. cows. sound, all weights.
&c; stays, bulls and oxen. sa5c: salted kipa.
&c; calves per ponnd &c. green hides. lie
less than sailed DRY hides. per pound, 12c:
dry cuils. one-third less; summer deer, per
pound esGa4c; winter deer. dry. iinisc;
papery deer, sff1c. dry elk. 9uioc; green
elk. 415c: sheep pelts. 25us1c, shearlinga.
lsN2c; Eastern Washington wool. Sc;
Western Washington wool. lie. dirty or
timber burned. Zoe; TALON, 2ss4S4c.,
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE-Depsrtm OF

THE CITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
Finance, Tressnrer's ofnee. city Treas
ursrs Notice.
Notice /. hereby given tha. the assess
men, roll Of Local improvement District
No tsi In the city OF Seattle. created bs
Ordinance Ne. 3iss. entitled an Ordinance
shsrd Avenue. from East Columbia street
tn Eass Marion Street. East Marion Street
from Twenty-third Avenue "a Seventeenth
Avenue. Twentieth Avenue from Easi
Martra Street TO nasns 10 feet south Of
East olive Street. Eighteenth Avenue from
East Marinn Street 10 point f&e feet ~sntn
Of Fast Union Street. and seventeenth
Avenue from Fast Marion street 20 q
rasnt 10 fee: south 81 Fsas. Tntsn Street.
in the CITY 81 Seattle. by constructing
therein proper sewers throughout said fsoF~
lions OF said AvenGss snd STREETS tshs same
forming eoaaectins ssSem OF sewers
with a common catsetf. together VITA all
necessary yves. openings. msnhases. lamp
hoes. yeatsistcrs. eases-e.ssss ana nasn.
therefor by IRE mode 81 immediate PAY
meat. and establishing fund for sncs
payment by an assessment epsa a. ~ !
ans rarrels 90 land benefited by such
Improvement. under tie rsosiSsons OF or-
siinanee Nc sNS. approved April so: isss'
as amended by ordinanes Ne sSn, aa'
ssss arprax.a May SIR. sss-. ana the tSsy
Charter as new In force, has been e~rsfned
81 me For csalaeetsoa. sn3 ,ass unless pAy
nseus Of the assessment theresa contained
L. made wisAin - days fresn the dale ct
-. rrs, rahlsrstaen Of this notice sUeh
ssssxxu.ent shall become assnaaent ans
xssn hear saseress al the rate 81 10 per
sss~c~n s,ra assessment SHAH have become
asanaaert . penalty % per csnt. shall se
ssfeI. aua che sums dsfsnca*-t shall be
entered on the Annual TAI roai sar tae car
rsns wear against each bot aa4 pareei -
aefiuausrs. and wl,n the Interest collected
As Other saxsr- separate account ssing
kags shereof. aHa IL nes rasa visain ne
tsus~ axesi Tor the r2yme.t 81 Stty saxeA.
sAan be collected. together With saeh
aaatsscnA. sAsrgvs Ard penalties - are ae-
thortg<a 10 ~ charged AID Collected GA
nvnsr asisrouert saxxA each sos or Parcel
- ae,lnurss, aAan - sd fer the amount
a. sasrh assessment wsss srssreeo ss1
1900 a. the tina acS IL TIE manner ana
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SAN vRAsCasco STEAMERS.
The Wal1a wallis sails oouth aol
the rmn1lf1a Ar~aveu


The wslia waita sailed for San Fran
She carried . large pa4ssngeS list ana i.eGe
tons a freseht from The 6osand, ahput -
tons being frpm Seattle.
IAa passenges nss u ~ foIi0wn:
,. r. Whalea. 1tsH ID. Levy, MR. G. ".
Jsnntnxa. Mis- Jean Fossytb 1GAo ".
Rowe +. Brown, ~ T. Newman. Charles
r. IAtlmer L. g. B;IEnas. Mra L. b.
billings. W. A. Jones', James NJ. Dsnsmo1e.
r. r. Nicholson. AIRS. Ws,do. Il Waldo
Mrs. G. u. Jansen. l.. 8. Torry. r. G. Cro-
ran. H. HayunGtuo. Dell lDve5oy. Mrs.
" b. Arms.rcag J. 4. Afnisaxe. MS
, a. Arn ~. !, nss, - y M Mso J.
nsr. Mr.. Q. Alters Hovsy.. O. A. Ho~sy.
kir9e, VIM, Fest. Miss ~, q. Hall. Miss
X. r.. Hall Mrs. Maxon. Mrs a. bray, A.
bray III. u fsrt~n, g. ~. fAtsie. Mrs y. ~.
IAttl~. J. X Andrews. y. G.. Maipas. +.
Bowman. and axfy~six second class.
The fsmafiifa arrived yesterday morning
o, ocirGk. with a general cargo for tho
sound. Sas bsosxns . ecsstsrxA<,se quar-
lily Of California fruit ard vegetables ter
the local market
Sac carried the following passengers.
". ~. Johnson. W b. brooks. r. Ipolan,
Miss 4 wor. Miss oran. y. pooaer and
aifs, ). Brady. J. II. Brown. Mrs. E. l.
Miss J Parker. J.. A. Bssker, A. H. stew
arg. Il. NJ. Moody. Nrs. Faiterson. r. J.
Green and wise. Mn ., ~. Srpfth. Mr. and
Mrs y. H. Wrstos.. J. W Horark. Mr..
Barnby. Mrs. IL Lara. ~ A. Young. n.
Daring. q. ". Tucker, Ajcx MAJ. Miss
HarrtSgn. Miss J. ERICKSON and f0rty-ssvea
second class.
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CITY TREASt' RERS NOTfcE-The fob
lowing warrants viii be paid upon pres
entatIon at the City Treasures office
Interest On said warrants viii cease at
the expiration Of fifteen days from the
date of the irst publication OF this no.
tice
Cherry street. Ordinance No. &2S2, war
rant No. $50; Ninth avenue ct al. Orsii-
nance No. 4.&0. warrant No. AIS: Eas;
jefferson street ct al, Ordinance No. 4 7sss
warrants Nos. sss ST.. Fifth avenue north
Ordinance No, Asae. warrant No. so: Yes
Ter way Ordinance No Ar warrants
Nos 7as. 70s: First avenue, Ordinances No
sos, warrants Nos. as ass: Wessiake ave-
nua ct al. Ordinance No s.sN warrants
Nos S. $50. Fourteenth avenue Ordi-
nance No. hna7 warrant No. "a: Fifteenth
avenue. Ordinance No. 5nss, warrant No
i.Gn. East Jefferson street. Ordinance No
800 warrant No. sss.
A. r. FOOTE
City Treasurer OF the city OF Seattle
Date ~ first publication Nav z lSss
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Wash
sngton. Northern nivision--fn the matter
of Putnam Il, Pratt, bankrupt - In
bankruptcy. Bankrnpt's petition for
discharge,
To the Honorable c. II. Hanford. Judge
OF the District Court % the United States
for the District Of Washington
Putnam r. F'ratt. 1T y Rrieg,. In tho
County az KRIS and state Il Washington.
I'm said district, respectfully represents
that on she 2sst day of January last past
he was duly aa}udEei bankrupt neder ths
acts Of Congress relating 90 bankruptcy.
that he has duty surrendered all his yprap
erty and rights IT property. and has f'siiy
complied with all the requirements Of said
Asts ard of the orders OF the court touch
Ing his Bankruptcy,
Wherefore ne prays that he NAV he a.
creed BY the c1ur, IN have a fUlI dis
charge from all debts provahie against his
estate under said bankrupt acts. except
such debts as are excepted by law from
~ PUTNAM r. PRATT. Bankrupt
Dated this isth day os April. A u. isse.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
DISTRICT Of wASHENGTOS-sx
on this 18th DAY ef April A. u. iSas. On
reading the foregoing petition. IL Is
Ordered By the caarf, thar hearing he
had asAs the same on the End das az
Nav. A n. tSs8 before said court. at Sc
attic, In said district. az tea o'clock 81
the sarsucea. ard that notice thereof be
Published in the Seattle Post-inteiiissFcer
. newspaper printed IN said district. ard
that all krnS1 creditors ard other par
szsns IN Interest may APPEAR al the said
tlsne and aIsSe ard shew cause. Il ans
they have way the prayer af the said
petitioner should rot re granted
Ard IL is further ordered by the cSar.
that the clerk shall send hy mail 70 sill
known creditors cnnaes u ss.a petition
and this order addressed te them As their
risc~s az residence stated
witness the Honorable G III HAnfars
fudge of the said court. ARD the seal
thereof. At Seattle - sail district. o. the
sxth Aay 81 Aprts, 4 n. ESsS
Enter: G. II HASFuRr, Judge.
r. N. HOPKINS. Clerk.
J. c Nrxxn. Attorney FER bankrupt
lS<a, Z. 3. District ccurs.1
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THE crTT or sEATTIE-Dsparsa,ens q
asnencs Irssssrs<'s ofzlre CITY freas-
u xssis ss ? !, sef.sy over sa.s me $780,.
20 lsi b De CITY q e esss.'e, cre.ssd s.
Ordinance no sin. entitled an Ordf-
q nance Psoysdins for the improvenent
.ttse. from FIrst Avenue TO western
Avenae. By grinding snd ssdswslkins said
street between said pclntaL and Droviding
sos sns payment therefor BY ne mode q
upon all lots srd parcels q land benefItsd
" suen impfcvenent, under ths provisions
llse. . slnended by Ordnance No. $50. ap-
proved May 9Th. iss1 and Ordinance No.
- Approved Nay ssh. iss7. and the City
Charter - now In force. has been certified
mens 81 the assessnent thereon contained
IT, made within thirty days from the date
OF the drn publication Of this notice such
assessment shaH become delinquen, and
shall hear interest al the rate OF ia per
per cent per annum until paid. and II not
paid before such amnes0mens shall have
become deisnGuent penalty Of per cent
shall be entered on me annual tan ron
parcel 30 delinquent and with the Interest
being kept shersof and Il no. paid within
the time Gxed for the paymen, OF city
taxes shall! be collected. together with such
additional charges and penalties as are an-
other delinquent taxes each lot or parcel
- delinquent shall be sold for the amount
OF such assessments. with interests and
costs; at the time and In the manner and
by the same authority az lands ard lots
are sold for city taxes
Date Of frst publication. Seattle. Wash.
May 9Th. 1889.
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BY J. y. HtNjEH6, ChalTWAn
Ernest Lister. Secretary.

OFFICE of c. G. NJ. Vancouver barracks
Wash. May 3. is<1 Sealed proposals in
triplicafe. Will be received here until IL
o'clock a. M, June 2. 1888, and then
opened. for furninhing fuel At the several
military posts in this department for
Ascal year commencing July l. lsaa. In
formation furnished here or by quarter
masters at posts. Il. 8. reserves right
to reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be marked. PRO
posals for Fuel at 80 and addressed
10 undersigned J. w Jacobs. G.. q. NJ
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Seattle markets. were almost entirely
bare Of green stuns today. The UmAfiliA
arrived from San Francisco this morning.
out none 81 the sfu6 brought waG on The
Rarkek today. Il II expected tha1 cAuli-
DOVER, caboagss and lettuce WIN b plonti-
1nl TOMORROW.
Esq continue scarce and the market =
very firm
Sugar advanced little m0re today. No
vance.
The wheat mA1ket - week and very lit
Tie wheat IL moving
Cherries are beginning 10 arrive In largo
quantities. Taare viii be very little Cab
fornia asparagus in the market from now
on, and WalIa Waiia stun - coming on
very fast
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Wre000tO0os
SAN FN4NcIsco. Nay A-ylour-Es.
port movement liberal.
Wheat-Market lower on call.
Barisy-3teady. both on call and or can.
Very little business.
Oats--F1rmiy held: trade quiet
Spot quotations were:
Flour-Ne, for family extras 3 .s6e. q:
Ss kerr. extra "a. g 9 +o6a.S; oreson and
for Choice: milling. 3 ,oa al 'i.ss. ana '
Pariey-Feed. .oe,sQi.3; brewing. N.lo
@l.l2ss.
cs osss-rYe , t. ,s.r ,si s.. FoGS -. &
Is.1s: gray. 81 xys al 20: milling. 81 i0&
l.A.ll: surprise, II is1l 50.
Reeeipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. $50: wheat, CEN
tais, 30, barley, centals. 2ii5; beans.
sacks. 1.s7O corn, centais, 60: potatoes,
middlings. sacks. as: hay. tons. 54s; wool.
bales. 81: hides. s.ss4: quicksilver, dasks.
81; wine, gallons. 1850.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-sieady: December si-14k.
Bariey-F1rm: new, SSAc.
Corn-Large yellow. 81 .l2,1Vl III
Bran-Si501s.
Wsoi and Hops.
wool--Spring. Nevada. sG1ec: Eastern
Oregon. Sgsic: valley do, l51l1c Fab.
Northern mountain. Sd9c; mountain lambs
o1ssc, San JDHNjuin plans, 54oC. Humboldt
and Mendocino, sQsc.
Hops-Crop OF 1895. 15c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Milistuffs-M iddiings. SIG. soGao 50: bran.
$1i,df1s per ton.
Hay-Wheat. Ss65l2 30: wheat and oat. 8
gil: best barley s. 5oa9; alfalfa, SSs7S 80:
stock. nominal; straw. per bale, 1675Sc
Potatoes-Early Rose sl.39l 80: River
Burbanks. s. to4l 80: sweet. nominal; Ore
gon do 8 5oaI 80
vegetables-Cucumbers. 2cd$l: garlic
isaSc: green peas. 2ls93c; string beans
4GfSc per ID: tomatoes. 81 3G2 per box;
fancy asparagus. Saga. Is cry plant. 15c:
chill green peppers 104pSc.
strawberries. $3.s0as5o: cherries sOcGel g
Lines, re-pack. So 017; common Califor-
lemons. 81 60I2, bananas. 81 5OGz5O per
bunch: paneappies. tsg4 per dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 1870; do sec
onds. 1psMa6c: fancy dairy, I+i14ikc: do
seconds l2ianis5xc.
11ql2c; Eastern. l4isa1l6c; Western, la1 l3c
Eggs-Store, H4al5c; fancy ranch. leo
l7c.
turkey hens. 13d1;c; old roosters. "a 500
ers, $31i large broiiers 81 seas 80: fryers.
81 .5odT2. 80 per pair: old pigeons 81 5003 s.
Exchange.
Sterling on London 60 daya n se1s. aYer.
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On TIE produce oxchanGe today The hat
Ter markes vas steady. creamery. 11o1ecs
ealry. m0atc.
ExGs-Seeady: fresh. fltc.
CheeUe--Weak: creaa, l0tD1le
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Flour-Recslpts. H.!st harrels: sxpcrtA
Wheat-Recsipts. kS6 nusheis; sxport..
al & o. b. afloat and I'VE elevator: No.
Northern Duluth. xaNc I. o. b. AAeat to
arrive; No. NcrtAern Duluth. 75Ac {. ..
b. afloat. Options opened aFm on cOa0
weather news. but at once reacted ~ faoe
Of unfavcrahle crop Peporte and unfavor.
able caearances. very little outside SUP
port. weakness and disappointing cables
were the chief ceiling motives: the clos
ing vas II kDsec net decline: NAY. Nst0
Ne. clcoed al s4lkc: July. u 1~leDNs&&
closed at Nc; September. 3&8Ne<o
closed 81 nae; Dscenbef. Wss40s9kA
closed at NC.
Hcps-Duii.
Hides--Ftrm.
wccl-pull.
Coffee--Options closed dull and MT NJ
changed Sales. 40 hAgS. including: Oc-
toner. atsc. Spot Rio quiet. Mild quiet
SugAr-Raw strong: fair refining. 4 I've:
centrifugal. S-test. &c.
The market was irregular all day. with
business on conservative newA NeWe from
abroad and the West averaged up pretty
much as expected. OfferingS were mod
crate. Al the close the metal exchange
called pig iron warrants very quiet, with
Sloa bid and al asked; lake copper DUH
with 3iS bid and $i9. s asked: tin dull and
easier. with $at;s bid and $2ks6 asked:
lead firmer. with q. "a bid and N-S
asked. speiter unchanged. with SA7S bid
and s. asked The brokers' price for iced
IL $a.iS and for copper tle01s.lsA
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CHICAGO MARKETS,



CHICAGO. May a--Freexfne weather In
Nebraska and Iowa. too much rain In the
Northwest for seeding parposes and q re-
ducfion OF seven points in the condition
or the Ohio crop for the month inspired 4
feeble rally In wheat during the early
hours ~ tcday's session. The market was
however. Indifferent TO anything bulish
turning weak under free liquidation and
1y7sISsl. advanced jrreguiariy TO 72sra
.assc. declined To 53t.c and closed at mo
use. Receipts were comparatively light
Rapid progress IN planting and reports
OF increased acreage weakened corn. Ia
qssidatIon and shof, selling was heavy
July opened hGi4c higher and closed AZ
3ii.c
Oats followed wheat and corn. July
sartsd a shade higher a. e4'.c. sold OF to
1tr and closed al 25i&c.
July pork opened ss1e lower at $50
advanced 70 n.75. declined TO $40. snd
rallied 10 $Sszs4. the close. Lard and ribs
were slow and easier IN sympathy with
pork
No. 2 wheat.
Opening. Hlghest. Lowest. Closing.
s ss,s ..''a: 3: ; s,i. nssa II ;is.s
s ss5y '.'sS's q ss'ss Il s. 's.a g
~ ~ q: : 6 6; {: !: i 60:
Meas Pork. per Barrel.
May :. - ssss . ssis . s74 a 81
ssss :. :. IN, r.. az, ~
Lara. per 400 Pes.As.
May ;. 81 ers ErS $50 Evs
Isly -. ~ s:s 81 ss.
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