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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-06-30

1t would profit no one to make the
wre ched affair public, and so we
kept our own counsel.
Miss MeIrose, IN spite of my con-
yiction that she had been an ac-
tive party in the conspiracy against
Mrs. Spencer's lite, 1 could NOT
help plying. Such miserable,
worn and haggard face as hers l
nave never seen; and when they
buried DR.. Spencer, she was con-
fined to her chamber with brain
fcver.
attended her in her illness, but
although she recovered her health,
she never was herself again. She
was a harmless maniac, whose de-
light was In gathering flowers and
decorating the doctors grave with
them.
She is living, and she still ga b
ers flowers and lays them on thu
grave, singing to herself mean
while, sort of low incan alton,
which no one pretends to under.
stand.
Not until Mrs. Spencer had been
many DAYS my wife, aud the faith
fuI Mrs. Hurd slept under the
vfolets, did Alice ever know the
perfidy of her former husband.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-06-30
A NEW Disc ASE.

Uncle Josh WsVback, who re
sides in the rural wilds OF Missouri
was gu ertaining his nephew and
niece from Chicago during The
summer vacation. One morning be
happened to enter the room where
the ycung lady was going througl
her gymnastic exercises,under the
direction of her brother.
"Grest Jshoshaphst!' he ex
claimed. "Whst in tarnatlon's the
matter with that gal, anYh o"; ot
she hevln' a fitf
"Oh. no, Uncle" replied the
young man. "That Is what we cal
callsthenics."
Dew tellr' exclaimed the OLD
man, eyelng her suspiciously. IAN
has she had 'em longp
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-06-30
SHENAN OJAH HEalL
Advertising Rates.

AZ gertisem ents viii be inserted 81 q.
dollar per square of ten lines or less, +
the 6rst insertion, and so cents tor eAa
subseq insertion.
pQuarterly or yearly advertiser 7pi
by contract
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-06-30
DR.. SPENCIR'S CRIME.
A Story BY a Physician.

was sitting in my Office. half
doing oyer an inestlminable artici'
on defective nutrition in the las
Medical Revisw.
The fire in the CRATE was low,
aud the night was stormy, the clock
was on the stroke of eleven. was
Just about t. turn of the gas AID
retire, iOr, being a bachelor, | slept
in room connected with NV otiio {,
when there wa Sa pull at the bel.
took up my nightlamp a d
went to The door. A strOug gusl
of damp, sleety wind nearly ex-
tinguished the light, bat shading it
with INV haud, l dimly di'cerned
the form of a woman.
"Come in," l said, holding open
the door, but she declined with a
gesture OF iupatlence.
"You must come out" she said
III a sharp. inclSive tone, "and be
quick about H."
put on my OvercOat without
demur, locked the surgery door,
aud stepped out INTO the storm. As
l did so the woman laid a firm
hand on my arm, and putting her
face close TO mine, sad:
CDR. Lock wood, can you keep a
secretf"
~ think so, madam"
"Swear It,"
"Is this secret of yours OF a pro
fessional character That is, is Il
anything you wish to conf 10 to INT
as d medical mani"
sit Isr
"Very well, then; ] swear it,"
"That is right"
Whittier are you taking me
and for what purposep
"To the Clifton House to sec tht
mistress"
Clifton House was the old man
sion recently taken by DR.. Spencer
q stranger to every one IN Middle
bury. Spencer was a tall, dark
rather distinguished looking mau
who had hung out his sign in Jh
village only a few doors abov
mine, but as vet he had got II
t practice.
The doctor had a wife, it wa
said, but no one ever saw her. 6b
was an Invalid and Miss MelrOs'
O friend of the family, preside
over the establishment aud sat
the head of the table. Miss Me
rose was yet beautiful, and wo
the admiration Of all who visite
Clifton House by her grace
manner and fascinating conve
c sstlon.
J.. "As we walk alone" said II
e companion, ''let me explain to yo
Just what is necessary you shOul
y know. My mistress is very ILL.,"
3 Il beg your pardon-is il Mr.
i Spencer or Miss MelrOsep
y She laughed bitterly.
"Miss Melrose would stab b
to the heart sooner than own b
as a mistress. My mistress is a la'
noble, royal, and of gentle biri
or 1t is an honor to serve my ID
tress."
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WOOL WANTED.

will pay the Highest Cash Price Tor
vool of all grades. d. GRABILL.
- ~ - "oods'ock's-
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wUnless the number Of insertioos .
marked upon the manuscript, advertis'
ments will be published until forbIdd.
and charged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-04

All Announcements VIII lie Made to
Open II iR September.

Special IBIS. ssateh Ia the P1st~Int =iiiEencer
WHATcUM. March 3,-TGe trustees al
the normal schaoi AT this place say that
Just as TIE appropriation is aVaiil-
aht. they win 80 ahead ana pgl Ia neat
ins apparatus. furnish re bRiaiug. elect
a scpeyins" ndent and teachers ana st AZ
ready 10 stare by Scuteinber /. Local 81
ueatsY* say tic attendance tbs .irst seSlrs
vii. reach ~,
The present trustees r. - tisgIitSon
ard j j. k.4ers gay shgs the. re busldsnss
Is II firSt~ciass Snape, fhc fsiiTa tras~
sse Maj Iii Wilkin, - FairhaTen. mas
removed ffon the state and the governor
viii appoint another IN ala place Mr.
tifgain~HN'S 4srru expires @n .;4sre / ard
il is taken fCr granted that tine gsVeynsss.
v II re4proint hiTn, AZ q nes guan caaia
net possibly nIs The Fiace wffh 3he sane
efficiency. THO present s1aYa sarh gave
"a ksa.s3 bond and afferssd 10 IN the de-
ta3Es OF overseeing tHe ccnstf9sets4,fs of the
building. which tock Hsarlg hssif their
t7lris. while II wAa going on tf3.es reeefx..
n0 cosnpes ssisoa anl lay their highest
ambition II 10 sfe S'ae *e9oni sElcct ssF4sfE1.
STARTED They also hsNe the matters 70
g. sttess6e 10 already well Ia hand
through voTre&gst udeace aEd > ehauvq
4NSt new would ~ in5Hrieas
\ rather me3a 1chaly feature 81 f3gt, sit
Hats<.s1 = iFstf an IA anl 3isg k,4< kept the
antsuing lf &tc >hare Se.s tsae faSt swa
Years. and there s. nc Hlpaev aeaf4a 30 10
gay bis claim a s. = ANA Il sears 10 awe
beeH overlooked }sv tails LEGISLATURE
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RECOMMENDED FOR CLEMENCN.
Hoard ct rnrdons Acts AfIirmattveiy
on Number of Cases.

Special Dlsssaseis 10 the s3ss-inseiigencer.
OLEliElA. March 1.-THE state board of
gar4ons has recommended pardGgs for the
kolloEssa ganled, Row serving terms:
Theodore r. Chase, grand larceny. from
SeaRage CpGnsy.
Evans AcAtee, murder. kittitas county,
William A. Ngigs. forgery, King county.
John II. Livingstone. manslaugslisr, Sno-
nansisa county.
George -. Robinson, mansaau tighter. Sno-
@um!sa county.
Fred Wilson, burglary. Spokane county.
Joseph Kyle. grand larceny, Spokane
cauaty.
James Exams. murder in the second de-
gree. King county.
Manuel i'ayn. attempted rape. Clarke
Neis Mason. horse stealing, kittiias
county.
Rosert Owens. horse stealing, Douglas
county.
Lee Howard horse stealing. Douglas
county.
John r. Hurn. murder. wala wal.a
county.
william STAFFORD. burglary. saohomish
Albert .Hoeapner. selling liquor without a
license, Whitman county.
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ROGERS MOULD NOT IlkE It
DECLINES TO RECEIVE CAPITOL
COMMISSION BILL At HOME.
Attempting to Head on Pocket
Veto-Eafix i'm Ebert to Force
the Measure ON the Executive.

Sne csai Dispatch 10 the Past-Tnteisigencer-
OLYMPIA. March B. Tie capstol ,rou-
Bile hrosse cut in a new spot today and
created quite sensn tson i'm the senate for
3 Tlnss. Ii WAS an attempt 70 ais the SELF
ate against the governor en- a question of
the governor refusing 80 receive hill ut
his residence. instead Of AT his office,
Fer several days Senator Iills~ Of
ThSrston had been working 70 set his hiIi
passed naming a sspitoi commission. The
bill passed the senate yesterday aud this
house today, and a, about 40 o'clock p.
m, Miller had the .-.li signed by the
speaker of the house and president Of the
senate and accompanied the messenger
who took the bill 90 the governor.
Miller was anxious - have the bill in
the hands Of the governor today. as he
desired al opportunity 10 pass. it over the
governors veto in case Of the executive
objection. and If the bill was not present
ed until Saturday the legislature will have
nnaliy adjourned on the fifth day which
the governor is entitled 10 hold the bill
Senator Miller and Messenger johnson
carried the bill. with Others 10 the gov
erDors residence. GOV. Rogers met The
messenger at the door, but refused 10 ac-
cept any bills at his residence. SAYING he
would be at his Office in the morning
Senator Miller hurried back 10 the SEN
ate chamaer and entered complaint. ASK
Ing the senate to take action He was,rcti
a record enferei IN the inmates that the
oil nad oeen Ien.iered anal refused
senator Hamilton interposed. There is
Il time when plrtlsanship mus, end ane!
citizenship must begin he said. ana or
lected 10 anything 'leins placed on the
records unless the governor h.l; ,lrst bad
a chance TO explain his side OF The case
te the soma re.
Miller Of Thurston then wanted the bill
sent to the governor hy the secretary in
PERSON.
McReavy Thought it would be best 10
send committee
Miller OF Waua Walla. Andrews, Mantz
and Crow DEBATED The question ana colin-
seied c.satinn T1ey were averse to TAX
ing any arbitrary action
Mil!er Of Tnurston -acn offered u resolu-
ton insirHctins the secretary ~ The sem
ate With three members - The senate 10
accompany MIN To visit the governor
anu request him to accept the lii
Senator Ci2pp opposs.i the res tuition II
was urusual and irregular lie believed
the governor was right 10 refuse To a.
cepi bills at, his residence
Senator Hamilton moved that the reso-
Luton ha laid OH til ganle and tht, nation
I,rtl siilstt--yrsiS Is NAYS g.
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srok sNEss BOARD OF HEALTH.
supreme tourt tehotd> the Mayors
Power of Removal

saEsY NPlA. March The supreme court
iaes reversed the Judgment og The superior
aTt IA zee csse Of L, l.. kimbaEi. PC
sposs,aeTy ~ r u onaxteae ruavnr ana
RI MIR pf the citN council o3 saokR ae
at3H3 A@ts- 3A.S eaniewliam ara*e ever
ths retrieved ~ Or klnAaB from the.
ae@fsl o. health, gmd appointment Of Dr
ttAtteE*9fe ta thta vacancy ~ the rna@ar
sRt Tefnnsal &nd asN9sns ment being c1se~
a@t0e9 b Eae ce0sct TITS sarcrlar sostgt
issuaa 81 asit nf mandate 10 the rnavnr
AID COUNCIL, TS'a ring t1esa % aanS't the
8tiat5F - thH ott3ee Is question arI rne-
9sTalze alsa ~ tAa sa&al lnrunshe1sf rn3s
aee8sttn wae apps sled bY tls. nlayag ana
ao#n's1. With thG result that the fssssE tlleut
- reversed hS the supreme court aea
eatss9 demanded WITH direction "a lisra5ss
the EsgsCosstasH&s
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III HIDING \ MEM MIL.
Nct armicL Iumher Company In
RreaAing Gronnd ON g.rL srrel

SPECIAL Dispatch - the Poss-int Isseslss~
cHk.ltAl-Is. March G-~Tae Me1'crrn.el
I9nsfafr GownaaH of Pc XII hare 6ac.5,s,
breaking Nroun5 for rpv assn ou R9,ek
Creek. about three and s-u4-ns,f mile
weSt q Re 81. tAaf sail hstNo &e6ag asas-
city I - company asFs@sF have enc uj1g
tasEe AZ SnAE g8pacstv and naVe found IL
sach = scssa tainr th&t ie@V Q.N .toUl-ls
their segy.ce. The Mccormick ssrY,nary
n composed .arSey 0g Eastern 1arsf.er
r9Fa wao visited tA}S sge;i-n tsr Eke arsf
;tnle aootat AVA years a2n- g'as nsw 4alg
@ia h4sF" fv}8f ao#sers ansl aN ,hs ~ 49,
Sary dry ksins SIC 80 make il sirst~elaes
ls3 every gesTz~s3
TIE ffesaesS 81 the fsst fem sgays aava
enas-et 55e Sa+rg3e }als fs7ssa ta drive t,sw
SIS fs5@a - tha w!ls {n Ias ~ss.f;na
3"an sisa tt9rNe) tfoesuStree 3ef veFess ~
t39as s<a@k Ire Cree brothers Save
< eFive Ne8 alssS far F'ra4r'@ rnal i;
thehat3. Nheea started ap Aafa,ssy
F1s i1sN &rr Sagsa So gaY tAe,xsasss
as te&hM.ss ~ Nsse.4tr
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bang pus. @ssIca sas e-sariy the duty 81
fas presiding Officer so ta 10 un1sr @9ir
rs-sss x r my purpose 10 80 my dusy. ana
10 IL fsa-IIssf4y. IN tf1e discharge ~ iaa
sstsEsaT rsr1ssnsng 10 my pess llaa / have al.
says sssGea v0red 10 protect sias r gats Of
tbs 5e1ysss as far as iaE III my p@ses. Tasa
ssst5efsa3 paragraph 81 y1E~ lssss@ of t2day
sFsEf aiming to saiS mater - essaT.y III con-
tgasgsesI5fl ~ Gls regsrt sst3al ss1ee u1steF
the heading 81 special correspondence from
sSagapsa. ara GOES ms s~apie justice. e1-
e ~ iaas Ii H1Ag, Fer.aa-ss convey the Ease
lssssseSs4oa tna~ 5eeau5e sise railroad IN
tssssss nave bern Dy TIE acecrae1l far
treatment ira i have been in .uig friend
~. Ia.z l4tIef ts AT as.s1gl gt4cn that is
g&rGEy wstn5a& foundation. thank ycu
far th.s GaIs3r:ugl-ty 10 be placed in a cor
~ec. gossslsgi before the people OF this
gtIfg''
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SALES or TIMBER ORDERED.
Hoard 81 Land Cosr missioncrs Acts
ON Certain school Lands.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the Post-inteiigencer
OLYMPIA March 9.--The board of state
land commits toner's has ordered the sale
III rhe fiIbe- on the following described
Selteal -arsls by the respective auditors
~ tae counties III which they are si3uat-
"a. IN Alisl y fssg viz:
I'a'rty-1age acres n the west half OF
southeast quarter section IL. township 5
North range east. and 81 acres in the
segihneat quarter and southeast quarter
% ths northwest anartes Same. section, al
located In Clarke county. All appraised
at 81 10
East bali Of southwest quarter II south
sass quarter. section IS. township 10 range
west, tweats acres. In Lewis county APP
pFutsea value of timber 1906.
gaath half Of section ie township II
north, range vest. in Chehalis county
timber. est mated ~ cover 2Ss acres. ap-
raised at t32isi5 -
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CITY NOTICES..


RESOLUTION NO. HA4Be .tsresolvesf by
the City Council OF rhe city OF Seattle
as follows: ssSTaTsrs So
{ % That 1t IL the intention of tbs City Of
Seattle TO improve East Columbia Street.
in The City Of Seattle. from one hundred
feet east Of Broadway 70 Twelfth Avenue.
by the construction OF an ironefene pipe
sewer of proper dimensions through said
norton Of said street, with ali necessary
yves openings manbo.es. lamphoIes. ven
ti.atcrs flushing tanks and catch basins
III That the ccst thereof be pdid by as
easements to he lcvsed upon the property
ahutt.ng upon sad portion of said Exist
Columbia Street, under The plan OF Inn
med ate payment in the manner pro-
vided by she charter ana ordinances OF the
City Of Seattle
tsl That the Ct,y Engineer be directed
to furnish to the. City Council an estimate
of the cost ~ said Improvement
t4) That the matter Of making said inn
provement vii, be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof 70 he held on
the 18th day of March. 1892 AZ 20 o'clock
u. m. at which time all persons desiring to
be heard before the City Council upon the
matter cf making sad Improvement are
notified 20 be present.
Passed the City Council the 9TH day OF
February, lss". and signed by me I'm open
session IN authorization of its passage
this 9th day of February. 1899.
w. V RINEHART.
President of the City Council
Filed by me this eth day Of February.
1899. WILL H. PARRY.
City Comptroller & Ex-officio CITY Clerk.
BY @. X. CORYEI.L Deputy Clerk.
Date Of iiFst publication. March 2. 1922.
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SALARY QUESTION SETTLED.
Iharston Comfy COMMISSIONER FL
naIfy Allow Officers Deputies.

SPECIAL Dispatch to the Post rn,eiiigencer
OLYMPIA. March 3-Tae Thursion
county commissioners today settled the sal
AIRY question IN the county off ces. S2me
tinie ago the deputies in the treasurer's Of
lice quit because the treasurr refused to
pay them out ~ his salary. as the Popu-
list county Platform contemplated and rhe
commissioners also refused to allow them
compensation. Thp county board Is Popu-
treasurer live up IN his pledges. Today
however they compromised The matter ny
allowing ere deputy each In The auditors
ard sreasurer's offices al So mons., ard
an extra clerk for the treasurer AT 81. Oh
the condition that the officials should ask
fer na more hep under present business
cn1ltfs nns
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EXPERT ON CHEESE MAKING.
L. 8. Baer Win Lecture at Coming
session at Ismtry school.

Sp@c Al Dispatch ~ the Post -fateiilgencer
fttiMt% March 3.~The Agricultural
college a P5liimaN has ae7egrts1 the services
cf 4 = Ease. cf Nal san. WIS for in
stf2ietion in esIeose making. at the CON-
ire session ~ tie dairy school March
Ma - Mr. Fsef Is secretary ~ the
Visions n t'l7essse Makers Associat ~
h@R Been fos fcsIr years state travelling
eheeEs nstfUc1er. and IS es4e Or the in-
stfWeturs - cheese king In the Wis
cor$sn aa>TE school. His services, were
aeeaFed s~rtaga he k'ndncss Of Or
Henry aud Pfof. Harrington 81 the Wis
snglSsf. university. who Erantea him cave
tn aof ree f0g the Eg8rn So This il an
opportunity - learn the nsethAtls of o,s..
- the rr1st noted cheese makers In tae
United States
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~AtsxE1 \ ALLEY RAILROAD,
The fn~orroratcrs Succeed In Get
ting Rolling stock nnd Rats

Sf'ee.al tsSsnafcn - tie Pest gnrafiiZercer
tEST EA1.iA. Aares 5.-~T3e tsseorporas-
@Ts e Ire Sa-seF Valley ta3sr0aA have .e-
cured a lease FIR sufficient elIantfsv Of
r0s3t~& sitsSE snsl sTen ~ giaee 30 ra&d Us
Ts1ns order sn3 work VII likely he
c<iE}rs1tsacFd su he same seca as the
weather Eets better Al preaent IL Is IN
tended So hI{s3 about screen ~ eight nlEes
2ra .s-.lza!..n. - - Ea.as.a .aser
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RoII.-~No-
tee OF assessment roll ~ Local improve
mems District No. iss for the ifnprevs-
nsng Of certain portions Of First Avenue
North. In he City OF seattle. under Or
dsnallrs No 1863. aud hearine tnsreon
Notice IL hereby given that the assess-
merit roll 81 Local Improvement District
Ne is5 Tor ire Improvement of First Az
eHtie North from The center OF Denny Way
TO shs CENTER Of Harrison Street under Or
dssat7ee No. st*s. has been reported by the
Board of Public Works 10 tas cfty Council
d the city nf Ssatsie. and IN NOW on file
Ira the office Of the CITY Comptroller and
ex-offie!o CITY clerK. and the same il now
open for puAi.c sasnecfsCn al said office
Monisy- the 10sa day OF March 1sea. AT
are hereby required to appear before. tbs
city eossrEcii Al a session thereof 10 he
held 50 the Caunci. staamser In the CIV
ftah on said zpsh day Of March 1850 Al
- n'el9ck g. m. ana make objection.
sszereso At xata f.gae So hxea tbs. f-tfv
Council will consider ang and all objections
made and viii make such cofrectiars In
said reid as II deems just, ard VIII then by,
os&tDanr. APPROVE stsS*sl roll and Ieyg ard
assess tss amounts therein agafase each
uascsl and LOT Of land shown IN sail ron
sud declare the same rrsf lief thereon.
Sad matter Tsy he Mdr1sfrneF al q LATER
date { SO ordered By the CITY cagne5s
WILL H. PARRY
rfgy COMPTROLLER ard ex-stsJIGto fszse s&Ievk
n he ss.Jy ~ Seattle.
Date OF arst publication. February =
szsz
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HoNtN RESTING. EASY.
The MAN shat rs the sheriff VIII
Recover Unless uI.ad peE....,,

s0ev;a! fsss@a;eA ~ she Pes atelss.-.r,.f.v
OLYMPIA. MSrcA 8 Jack Craulo nhs
@ss *saei rs Sfsfa1 y 4ssaEs yesterday al.
geF snsow rs = 5iesSsi }snsn IN sse fsse o.
saf SHERIFF. rs aw tna1ecsBs! essert Ia a<-
aga fftssa ts - ly5He 2a 4 saysss ia IA tf4,fA
esss cfafsan NJ attewuF Wsss tie mate
.sa - aeaFr fss asxiset frcn Bis s4sms ss.s
s-zsss lgnss yft sasl CTanan "a e rseg>s.r tss.-
4ess ss5sea iseAs0n3H% sess ~ Fl wle pres
4esS Is tw@ weeks nvfaT9 Ssraps @Ya~s
= sske ssfn - we 5saigsaslavy wilE ise
~ sFs '
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OFFICERS FOR FERRY COUNTY,
The Governor Announces the Ap-
pointrnent Of Comm .~iouers

spec!W Dispatch IN the Past-Int.lllsenceY
OLYMPIA March s~The county com
ultsaiuasexs Of the new connty of Ferry
have been named By tho governor They
are II. L. Percy. y. W Yeargin, /. p
Nlfnot. al of Eenub.ic. These com mis-
sinners MI serve until their ssGcces sssrs
are efs~stesl at ghe next general election
ard Age empowered to sl,i the remaining
offices 81 tAe county. Today was the last
day within winch the governor had tha
making # IRE appointments. Republic IS
tht county seat
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Temporary Will Doing Good work

Special Disnatch 10 the Posf-Intelligeneer
WHATgOM March 3.-The BelIEngaam
Bay Improvement Company's mill ss run
ming now with about l2s men employed
This temporary plant cuts about eoNa
feet per day and haste is heing made to-
ward the erection Of the permanent sirtic-
tur. To take tho place af the one that
was burned last year. The shooner rs
Their Buhne is now loading lumber al the
wharf for San Francisco
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FRET TAFT Re.tga.

SF }HTgateh ~ stss -lrss,istz-s,-.
TAt*ias AAevA s'r@s ssses an
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL.-N
uce OF Assessment roll Of Local Improve
HIent District Nc. lS2 for the imprpy1s
ment III certain portions of Harrison
street and Queen Anne Avenue In tN4
City OF Seattle. under Ordinance No SCoE
and hearing thereon.
Notce is hereby given that the assex1s
ment roll Of Local Improvement D.gsrl&k
No. IN for The Improvement or Harrls0n
street from FIRST Avenue North 70 Queen
Anne Avenue and Queen Anne Avenu9
rom Harrison street TO Roy Street. unds{
Ordinance No. sos, has been reported IT
the Board OF Pubic Works L, the C1ffe
Council of the City Of Seattle, and Ii no1
on file In the Office OF the City compfrslie<
and ex-offtcso City Clark, ard the sansaX
now open for pnbic inspection Mt said ~
nee, anc will remain open for srspecstoS
until Monday, the 2vth day Of March, i8sf
at 900 o'clock y. M. and nj! persons intGfe
ested are hereby required 70 appear hefoftl
the city council at Il session thereof Ia II
held in the csunc.f chamber m tie c.4lE
hall on said -oth day Of March. lsse. 81
40 o'c!ack y. n., AMI make ahjeet1nms
thereio. AT said time SO fixed he c1tY'
council viii consider any ard all objecst&n1s
made and VIII make sueh cerrsctto5A III
said roll as II deems jus., and win th<Ha'
and assess the amounts thereof agl.nft
each parcel and lot Of land shown N saA
roll and declare the same sirsi lien ehxTee
on. Said matter may be adjourned to ~
later date so ordered BY the TRY GoNns3
Gil. WILL H. PARRY s.
City Comptroller and ex-GffEcs0 City CIefHs
of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. February III
1899 F