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The Opelousas courier., 1899-07-08

A Swedish wrecking corporation.
which had purposed praise the sunken
ships of Cervera's feet near Santiago,
has reported to the Navy Department
that the task is impossible. Another
tribute to the thoroughness with which
the American feet did its work on that
memorable occasion.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-07-08
''Thers was nothing in the plan that

"Thers was nothing in the plan that
prevented me from coming to see you,
though" said the older man, smiling
up into his sons face. "And l really
think you have earned your promo
ton, and I shall take you home as my
confidential clerk"
""There's a bill for a broken tri-
cycle" began the western superin-
tendent, dryly. "Not allowed" re-
piled his eastern friend promptly. cit
was broken in the company's service.
Son, you are promoted. - Chicago
Record.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-07-08
oPELOUsAs. LOUISIANA.

We have over 2, 1000, 900 square miles
of public land, an area almost equal
to that of Europe, excluding Russia,
and no person who chooses to enter a
homestead need be without a farm on
which to live.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-07-08

Heroes have been plentiful in the
last year, as in all the military history
Of America, but they can never be so
many that we can afford to overlook a
single one. One of the latest and not
least bright names to go upon the roll
is that Of Colonel Henry c. Egbert.
dead on the field of honor" This
was the fourth war in which lie served
his country with distinguished gal
lantry. Honor to his memory, and
success and victory to the son who
follows in his footsteps.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-07-08

A plan has been formulated by the
organized aid association of Jersey
City to provide employment for needy
men by organizing what might be
called a STRENGTHENING bureau. Per-
sons whose houses front on asphalt
streets will be asked to contribute q
small sum weekly, in return for which
guarantee will be given that the asphalt
will be kept clean as possible. II the
plan is put through, one block Of
asphalt should support one man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-23
WOOL GROWERS MEET.
ANNUAL CONVENTION WILL DE
HELD At PEypLETxsN, ae.
Representative sheep breeders. En-
pcrts ssa Transrcrsattca Men
Numbered Amoux Those Who
viii Deliberate oa This Industry.

TIE Pses1s Northwest Wuel 5eowers
asseeis &i'sa VIII gneet IN &HnaSl convention
"a kTaelsson, Or. ga Maria :. snt :. AZ
tats meeting here uai be Sathersa req
FeSeASatsvs shaSp breeders FROM ali para
of oFssSas A%staans&oaa. Iaasse AMI Mon
Eaas. experts fraFn experimental stations.
prominent railroad Representatives, as wei
50 several exsslits ~ e1ooaea steep
brought from THE Eass. An attractive pro-
sTasntne aAs been arranged. IA wale0 his
sAc~a4esley, Gov. r. r. Greer. - oregpA.
VIII appear ana deliver an address.
Bfe@1srs 81 Hne sheep are invited %
communicate vita Z. u Wade. chairman
~ Ehy Arrangements committee. With ref
erenoe 10 any eX&iAsts thty may desire 30
take'tc Pendieton at shai time.
Railroads wal give q io0 gtge, probably
one fasv fer reuna ssio.
Fe.aleson business men VAL exteud 20
: the visiting sheep knen suca c0uTteSies -
~. bear out their reputation Ger hospital
"a, and features 81 entertainment viii he
ar2yi5ed im addition 10 she pros anime
J lalgsSo appended;
@~1e e3frgns3on will he opened at 4 81 a.
. tIs.. Tnsseay. Mareh :. with rnassc. Follow
'ss ssss vim ts an adarvss OF welcome by
eaas@E T.. tseex, wsth a Response ~ the
nAsssr az eeUdleten. The aTtrgnSssR session
sla esaeltsae ssta reading II he pges3-
dsss's ANNUAL address and secretsfsS re-
ssssEAas ssssion--A2aress by PROT II. y
FTs4Sh, % MQScoe. aaaAe. subject. The
shops Fset Is Golden. paper ~ Prog.
Shaw, af The agricultural college az Mia
J neSota. on The Feeding af Ranse l.&YnsA
J sef Market discussions
"Wednesday morning session Address.
f1~. Knowles, state veterinary Surgeon fo~
sAsa1aAs.. suptee' infectious Diseases az
Sheep and Their Management" discussion.
Prof. q. vs.. Shaw. * The Agricultural SKA
lion Il Corvallis.
Afserncog ssssiot--uon. \ - Eek viii
tel what he knows about sheap sTogn -
breeders STANDPOINT.
Evening session Prof. r. r. 9.ecksnby.
GA barge Grasses. discussions, III. X
Pague on" Weather From a Scientific
Standpoint"
THURSDAY morning s.ssaen-sA nasal eiec-
tion OK Officers, address by Dg- Nielsen.
'ryHfr veterinary surgeon of Washington
Aftefuo01ss sasslou-rrof John \. Craig.
professor ~ animal Industry Of tho sgi5-
giaIiafa college, Auaes. Ia. subject. The
NntfnH Ereefis." discussion.
- EssssIias sass.ssss--AslaEeSss ny George \.
Yursy. president OK the State Wool Grow
! erssa Association illustrated lecture on
sheep sna wool bw ur tsmes NiJlsycomhs.
assisted ty Pref. r. f. Pefnot 81 the ex~
pertinent station n Corvallis
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches - posf-Tnte lllgencsr.
NEAfz BAY, FEB. &2-4 p n BARON
ater. SO 5 fght rain. wind southeast. four
miles seEtsg aFd-A Shsp in t1w Of ths
~ snderer. : 4 IN; g. :. sfr CQiumb5u~,
s.19 4 n 3 sNsp 2 Tow ~ tie Tyaa. 81
a. r "a J. IS MAG 81 tow ~ tue SEA
Lon. zsA A. STA, schr Campbell. ia tow
# the Tacoma. e a. IN. q efF ss row
Il the HalvoEs n , a. N. str - 2.
m Ifaa rgf--TWg Wsrs1sY~r - a H.
tux Te@e - a. a. IN tugs Sea IsEa ar4
Tacoma And str C,clam ne. So =. ra. tug
Etoyolsa. 4,19 3 m. str Queen. 2.ss p n
af4afT.Ex sr tk@ sAT
CI.ALLAJ. Eeb. at 3. 81 --C;eJs8y-
tsghs east w.Ha Sh3r - Nicholas and
TX Fresno. lr taw lssssesi ost. ga + r.
yYsff'T. Feb rs > rn.--f-lo42Y. Eseht
81 80 wind.
TsCRT CRESCENT. Pa Z-s p. e -
RS reraet@T. - II. cloudy wafsd wee three
TORT ANGELES. Fen. z-s =. " -
Cgaady. rs u. IN hay FsarSs Orsan, A.
~vga NflgsA ColGgs@ ship Osborne aud
:. ers EaEf.sTF sA1re- F0gs Egee. y aSs5@ger
ARD ks&aEHafzts
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BOSTON. Fan. s-.--The American Wool
ard Cotton Reporter Will say tomorrow.
rs inquiry for wool - Of - broader mere
general character. although II II not AS
yet refsectTd II any increase IN be amount
~ business actually done A great many
samples have been taken bg intend q :
purchasers. However. and tbe latter are
nan5fesf1ag decidedly more interest in the
market, ana 4 would not BE- surprising K
there should 30 a large business 70 report
next week The sales ~ the last week
aggregate ever 2Stsa pounds however
" hich utay be regarded az a fair average
weeks business one feature az ths sst&l-
alton - the fact that smaller raanuxac~
tuners vic previously had nat e@sr much
II evidence have been comparatively well
represented IN the market.
The sales Of the week IN Boston amount
30 @,1la.l*a pounds domestic and ~ ss9
pounds Foreign. making a total ~ 5 sss lssa
against 3 total ~ l. IS lsss for the previous
week aud total OF ,Ge.t.99 for the Ger
responding week last year. Sales since
January /. 1879. s.IBs.sslo pounds against
.. 49, ISL pounds last yeag At this time.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


i fsl)rCiSAIsS,-Sale of L. 5 Monitor Co
2h9.-Sea3e3 proposals VIII % reeelv-
81 a. the Navy Department until room
on ths 81 day Of March. 1893. al watch
the aud place they wiz Dc opened for
the purchase a fh@ L. X. Monitor Conan
che. Her appraised valtle Is s. POO She
VII t@ sold for cash to the person CT
persasa. or tne corporation or eertz9ra-
lions, offering the highest price there
~ above the appra Va1l. thereof
frvpSRsa1ss must Re submitted In 4 seated
sny@3cge aiarpssed 20 the Secretary al
tee Nay. Washington. n. c.. and indoors
st "froIosat4 FOR tss narctaaa OF the
T.. n Monitor CefuanChe' and each pm
lasel mast i}r aceGfn panied ny g salts
fsetnry certified check for not isax ttss4fl
II per cent Il the amount ot the offe-
On a9pika ,3op - she Navy Depar; rnens-
forms - oi8s and ts1r4s together with
TIRE tsruss and conditions x sa.e. also
printed list. giving general Information
concerning the yesxl III! 2se furnished
The Yesael caa be examined az any time
after the 2Tfh II February. isss by ap-
plying 80 the Comm snt1ant 81 the Navy
yard. Mare Island, Cal. whore ere now
tss Ske rgg@t ~ removed from tie
limits 81 sai1 navy yard wiihia stch rsa-
Sen&bEs tnae sS nav IT, fixed by TIE
Dppartment. John y. Long, SECRETARY
80 fke Navy
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CHINESE CAV COME IN.
Not at Present Forbidden tn Land
In the Hawaiian Islands.

WASHINGTON. Fab -7~>soilcitor Gerp
esal Richards has rendered an oEsDict
which has been approved by the attorney
general, ia wAtsA Be holds ltAt the seorg-
t@ry 90 the treasury has authority ia al
mis- To Hawaiian citizenship such chinese
persons as Departed sherpfr<sn under res-
ulAtiofas of the existing goyeFnaeut allow
irg hem tn resS1ru esIt who would he &c
elUass} ny an extension 10 the islands II
the laws and irvwusstions new operative
within the tinted states.
After revYewinx fse history ot tho ley
tslat5aa and tae decisions ~ The courts
On the subject the solicitor general says
IN part:
An ellen resident - NJ. IA silen lrnnai-
grant In our alien immigrant acts, 4
hiss been held that an alien who has ceSad-
I'd 81 this country without becoming ust-
uraisei and WHO departs with che anter-
fon 1@ returning. - net 20 De de"snss1 an
immigrant GplsQ AS return. although ne
Was an alien immigrant when he aTsi eis-
tered fhe country.
Applying this wholesome doctrine 10
the ease 81 hmstfed. tfe Chinese. Hho. uTl-
der The former gfTernfnasit az the Hawai-
ian islands. became 4of2lcuez ia ne -
lands. acquired certain rights, among
which was the right * leave the stands
.or "a temporary purpose and return. Y
Is net 20 tSe presumed that congress- which
recognize g the right If such EhinessA 10 sss
ami remain ia TAe islands. intended IA in
;erfsre with the incidental gighf at re-
turning Ju The islands after a TEMPORARY
absence. Chinese ,a}s0rers have been for
years absolutely prohiSted from coming
into the United States vet ali tho TIME
~, Rave permitted and now permit the
Chinese iAopreTs lawfully within the Enit-
81 States 20 leave mrs country for \
temporary purpose and return
Accordingly. IN view Of the nantes,
Injustice OF interfering wlth a right Inch
dental u Lawful residence In the Islands
tho words no further inning tioa' should
he construed so ga IA app.y only 20 aaAf-
tional immigration into the Islands. name
~ tire coming Of Chinese into the islands
for the FIRST time after annexation. and
not 30 the return to tn. islansis II Chinese
who have already a residence there and
are simply exercising the recognized right
OF returning, after a temporary absence
f.sezssaeue -4
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Improvement - said street nS grating "a.
ss1l.ss ARC 1J SgsSFraeesng sS9swasgs "a
VIZ sSees FS@rNge M3sN rs-azrse S-~grss
D@l%seG tie sidewalks ard rges.ss ~ 81 sss4
s.SsstlafE tSg tsss gsaSs zssEL. tss1r<xor fS ~
AtEz4zsezzss Arxz s~gs IBIS fas q fess4f So
saGa gaFmsas ~ re- ssvxsrS agsa s.gsrse~s.
as@s o. zEssrs8s &aSRMsynsass slE0e fNss rsr5<a.
cry sysME&t@9 ~ sN@ i~rE~ssssr~azss s5a4
prov 9gssg Ter TEe zsAnmssess esk s4sxs5s s.e
s@Ak.8Fsse1 ~ &h Set ~ the Legislature. ~
= IszS. ard En.@E fag gTxv ss3ssas a sg~gts.
HARE Ne. Esss. Approved MAY Ee>4 "a
srseG@@9 ~ 0r4lnaaEe No s&4s ass.,~ysss.4a
@Eay II. Lax and tAe city eMsrfer "a
aa.sfsa4ss ase nes sr force. aas feen duly
SSSAfssd "a ne FOR c0}I@~ffsa ard tee -
epsTtsss SUMS therein cnA srvf3 assf tsssis-z
aSa3nsi each parcel ard los az lad ara
F&Ef teS-@o9. N said district q Dr. Yrrssssf
q saSa install rneflt remains anFmsA ard
ts@ SAM ttT9in1ifsz tie interest an IT'S
wa14e amount charged mast NJ raid IA
or aefe-e TIE istS Gay az Nargn Tss4 IT,
less ss&ymsnt - made an sgsee frsgs 8 k~ss.a.qr
sn 81 before trs Isss cay * M~+ch fssa
TIE saasa snail As4-seTryae ae5grsTsssssrs4' -
sssa9f scar iEfers&t AZ chs rats 81 r-sr
s"Fss. per annHn. uEtis rnsss. ard n -,
tsak3 fsfagc sas9 ttrzse q ss@gsss#fy sss eye N
Der esHs- ssha3i be added ana tae ggsyYas
.sa1ng1ens shall b. entered ssn tie Anfgal
- foI. Tor tne current yrar asa5rst each
ink an1 parcel q land. and part thereof
~ ssHna1ssts snsi ~4th tha Interest mgsa
penalty shall ~ essiissstess as efNer taxes
together EEta such additional charges or
penalties as are &uteyytze1 - - charged
snd reiascted on other Ae5gn2aesst taxes
enc esen bot OF parxsi ~ In nj So eelgn-
asssnt shall t@ sold for tae assGsffss %
sueh as&esEmsrt attn interest penalty
arc costs. In the rnsnsa.T provided by lAw
A II F00TEz
Date of Fret publication. February Ie.
Issa
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THEIR EYE ON uIoHsINDERs.
San Francisco Petiee Anticipate an
Outbreak--Preparin For ~ Raid.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. q Tho police
Of this city arr preparing TO combat an
Anticipated outbreak aFfs--fc the hish-
binders 81 Chinatown or saturday last
two Chinese were killed ny hshhinders IN
MarySvlic. and last night a Chinese NO
man died. In This city from the effects Of
"a beating administered BY Highlander
The rival highbin3er societies. are on the
point OF battle ard the police have dis
covered thar many Chinese who pswnea
Their Weapons fust before the Chinese new
year have redeemed their pledges and are
awaiting the order 70 slaughter.
An extra guard ~ police have bscn de-
tailed for Chinatown during the year and
n raid on Chinese highlander quarters viii
aoubfI.sR ts made shortiV
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rnnher and building Materials.

f,ors-suporier quality. per ". Ne. ! nr.
49, rrerpsantAase az s. s@7S -; M /
,esa~ kssX- cCwasnG1 per " & -s5~-
e~~ora legs sss3: ce2ar shtreie so.;g q 4
aaa
faced one nr 1wp s!1es. : = and Il !D~6.
= wide issfSs lengths = 10 Is fest sF.e-
fs5st tevGtns so PER u extra ore-{sca + y
esh HISS. al Fsvttes3 grain = Taer Il T.
ira. Y-Isssv. tx. dressed and matched F!-S9
= ~trssx hspa r6s s~jasch 99sEfs hsirrh O. "a
ais l2-snch flsGi - FeueInz NJ. or
g-irch anfsh, s. Ne = q Z ~ channel
rustic ar drep sisii0g wstEAt M lbs
g7gm3A F~r tirpter 1oasfs ard s~artilFsrs
rough - s1Sts. : r g. EsTIs SIS
s77estA Tex hEErGs Ie-taCa ard uN SIS
wasbfuxtno Red Cedar Lar sse--- Z. 5ure.
$50. AAye) siding. wetEat - l7s 81 4sltF -
Ees7asE weights >os T. : ard s. Fe-3ucn.
So - Nos arf e4-frra "a lbs
s.1c wsgnss.1tlng Sa.sf1$, Es4ss}c a. q =
- sh5ngies 3 = STANDARD shlnEles = 81.
1-Eree 11isE. - = ard = te@t sszes
rack 1n.s1i 50 y. Cssisr - }ssersz. = > 8
and - s-~f k1svz@f eke;s a.
hisH-5Tss1. s. il a5Y&gce 81 green.
TDr&Fnrr SIC
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Resale sails fcr tAs Nerth 90
night.
Steamer Charles Nelson was hcGrsy ex
pestS2 LAST night from san E'rancssc@
ship ORIENTAL ard steamer Cleveland were
leading ceAi AZ the auuAeFs yesterday.
Steamer Irene. whicA nj oe ran on the
SsaeH riv~s, = East soaring completion.
Thomas Grant Mas yesterday appointed
TnAS1er 81 the Wasp. u place - J. A. Me-
Milan.
steamer Humboldt wSs expected frosn
QGartermzster HaTbor iast night sac sails
S&n4ay Tor The North.
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* &c E.yea: Is 49,. fer saa

Ai-gI scr Tsyea; SIR Asasosa, tex san
F~Ssg1sea.
SAN pgEco~~ArrsvvA F9gh y. scsr Ma
Nel Gray, ssoSa EsI.eSA. sailed. Ass So
sam. feT N8rssrso-
COOS SAT-Sselse5 Feb - So ANs@
Blanchard Cor san E>asc4sces ST s>gNFlsre.
fev Ssa F'TsnclSeS~ Arrived. s2r WsGot.-
sraTEl Eureka.
T4EpAkTtEE RAy~Sataes. Feb y. 81
u ~ II Macy Sar Saa S'faucAsc0-
NENG8S f. Arrived. 1'so. - HAw 81
g0an ksrA from Pcrs lelrte
DEPARTURE f2AY-~SaiasG, Fs~a e. AT
81 X liam II Nacey. for San SNrsacsSCo;
FEB - Br Ssr Weiliagtan. fer Saa Fran
cisco.
H0QI-TAAF-Arxivesa Feb, se~-ScAv Jen-
nia Enei5- ard Schr Charles Z. WsISoa.
from SaE ErAnclssa far Ahar4een-
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ii0Tt.i. AIsItit AIS.



George A. Cooper New whatcom; w.
Bel. Charles T. Nic5Iolss CITY: y. Lar
man. san Ffancssco; j. I. ThoInaA CITY
& korten. Chicago. A. NJ. Farvah. -.
F'rarciss,o; A. l.. Doxie. C'hirago: z 0is~s
New York, james a Clock. Portiatsi:
III. DARING. Capt. NrI'halden. Vancouver
J. L. Lowry md wlfe. Aberdeen; J. g
an3 daughter. Shelton W. II. Shtrnan
end wife san Francisco: Ernest e. N.rbe.
San Francisco. MsT. Ssauner. Mlss Holly,
Everett. Weilta Wheeler. Tacoma: S y.
Cocker New WAafrem u u, Hanson.
City; Ar ana Mrs. s. r. Smith. Narxs-
vile. Mas Mac Maiouey. N3gFsvilie: A.
herr Penny. Los Gatcs. cal: Miss Annie
Minneapolis, ". II Adsme san Fra n
css,o. p " Csoldezufth Parlrhls eepsle X
i, George ~ Hi.i r. HIGHT. 4. Donald
son Portland, 6 -. Aeret t,hica 70: w
L. Sell Suohon.sh. 4. T. He'd, Everett;
". II. Thompson ard wife. CITY; l.
fr2nkg35urgef, Tacoma
The HutIer.
J. c. ZoRsg, C3iy: Taos. Fowler. Nanai-
mo. r. e.: Mrs Dr. Hoxsey. Miss Jernia
Wilson, George Mclean, Leavsnwogth; NJ.
portland A Kumstadlsr. II. Jacohy. Chi.
oage. Mor5tz Hasa Cine nEasasi: Sas1i j.
tsintzierE 81 L>ofss; J I, Meyer Port
sna MIRA ". c. H0nter city. $. ~ Isr4ca.
Whatcom. J. y Erosssr. Everett; Joseph
z. CONWAY. Fort Gamble Mr ana Mrs. o.
Mef<.hl.s.!. Eafssin,o: r u; MeI@.sa.
Alexander Mackenzie. Miss Barnes, Tais-
haven. lssao k1f.el, Chicago; IL, II. Ste
yefas. sErac,i~e, y y: Il. I. Fesgnson,
salnd Naval station. A Francis. San
Frantaa4ss Il. = Lassse. Chicago e. II.
Sa,ss.h~.. Fairhave1 > il. pies, City; u.
T. strong JaageftoPxs =. Y. 4 l. r.
u. .*.s~-,- "a ~
r.u and daughter. spokane, ~ - An
3rews. Cascade TunEsei. n T. Mil'r. CITY.
=. EssaI. Olympia
The Rafufer-arand-
L. A Perkins Tacoma. ". Il Nichols.
Magnolia Bug. I0aa wallace, Seattle; w
Cf;y \ r. Martin. ~ Paul. Charles Z.
Downing Seattle; George ). EoG6souza
81 Lou3s; Mrs. 6. II. Macintosh, vAneou-
yer A8s7n :. CoillFs San frsrseisoo; w.
caggs X. Is. Llar3cksoEr CTig VIE - WI
san. CIsy. r. II. kilt0Srae. @lfe and fari-
lly, Ne~ Xork. II. r. Daisay. City. j. h
AuTHs. CITY. T. Parkinson, Cttys George
r Meyers. Portland; h. l. Harvey. Ia
cotna; A. L. scott San Francisco. i J.
"vtsht. ATge. 3axnes SassRreen. New
;. 4 Tssssse9rtA. Tacoma: George ~ Dus--
-sE Portland. Nrs. l. 3. AAssrE. city:
Pred y. " ood San ErAnetsco: A. Wicker
sassn ard wife. CITY ]. /. kenS,7y. Mex
Aofk. n Gel>slaar, st. Paul. Maurice
= .u.fT. Portland.
The HsaaxvIck.
u J carr. Fur r Z. Mitchell. CttS.
y. AFsaesss4Y.. Langley. J. tsarr1u. Port
5ao1. L. il Higgins. TaoosuA saruasi IL
e8rosss. = -. Gross. James Resi- glzy.
e. y George Tacoma. ~ o sswaa.sx7n.
CITY. Fred Wal. (. = Senroezer, stss-
tcn -. % q r CzaFk. Es.5zask. : H.:
fas Is &sak5a Ard f4ssi1s. Na0rnEs> r +.
r , ffeHrf Portland. X. a Munger azs4
sss4 A 81 te~t sir1ytaiu LAKE MUu.
: ~ IlrfsaerT Kew f5sszisssa. VIZ TX
IgaFualsar S,5g<eD ASa WIFE
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TIE CITY OF sEATTLE.-C4sy Treas
ufeTs NefseA
Notice 10 asrehy given Tat ts4e fourth
assrlus. tnsssIimeas o. l0csg Improvement
nsslF1ct. No. -. fer the lsnpYa Vesnsut -
Lea = street.. u ta% CEsy ~ Sgaz2Ie from
1e@ssr aFen8e % tae aoTsh I4Ee % y ala
= ala A311ts3n Urdax Ire prov sIgnS 4 or
sifA~f.ee No. 5Sfs WHEN PROV .des FIR the
Improvement 81 said stF&es ~ grazing she
same aaS cef2ssrgctlGg Sides 9ks Or bah
sisss thereof. vita parking stripa between
sasisua9ks ard roadway. Aga Or gxaatEy Ier
the payment therefor ia instruments and
establishing a faz1 for E4ca payment by
tas Ievyfhs a.d celasettan 81 specisl as
sssssrshts 0ts8n shs pfysFseTts benefited ~
tae Improvement. and providing Tar the
issuance oE bonds ss author SID by an sct
81 the ksgs1latars - sas Stale = IS ASH
saxtosa. approved March sch 1884, sud 0TI-
Ger the pEagissonz % erdlnaseE NJ. z3ts.
approved Mas TN issA. az amended oS
ordinance No s4t0. approved Jug IItk,
lisa asd lhs cts Charter IS afxsnfsd and
nOS IA force has been laiy eeFtiEsA - Tgse
Tor es33ect30z- ard tae respective Eanas
therein csiasgSd hGG levied aga ss4sf each
parcel and ri 81 land. AID pafl Thereof.
ia said District, IN payment II such Install
En&fis, svsEEalcH unpZsd. ard gl.e same. IN
Guiding tie satsrest On the Who.s amount
charged. fnasf bs paid an or before sAe
SEsss day ~ March, 1867 Unless payment
BE- male on such tmsfalIrasnt OILS or before
TIE .stii day Of March, isA tbs same EA1aG
become delinquent a~.3 3aaa hsaF Interest
at tne rate OF 3 per cent per annafTs. aatil
paid, and II nB- paid lsafGre saii tine a
penalty Of sve ~ per cent shall be aided,
and the s<sns q 7Iiuaueat sfaSh AZ entered
or he annual tax roll for The current year
against saca Iot ard parcel Of lard. and
part thereof. 60 delinquent. snd a1th tne
Interest ana Tsnalty shall be collected as
other taxes together with suoa additional
charges ~ penalties d. arg authorized 10
he ehatSea saA collected ga otaer delta
QBfut taxes, and each sut ar parcel q lard
- delinquent ehan be sold FOR fhe amount
q such assessment - n 4nssrest. penalty
and costs. Ia thu manner provided y .sw.
A II. FOCTF.
city Treasurer Of the G&ty 81 Seattle
Date of IA& publication. February 23ra,
1853
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ORDINANCE NJ sz4s-An Ordnance
E2Gs0r 24nx Ar1 directing the Caty tfe9=-
ures and eoaaty treasurer ssr sixty Gays
- accept and S&ECei cszs 2 street.
Evase warrants Il seg.IeTrent q certain
aftn.Saent street gF18e assessments
vs. n@E&as Is = desirable 20 settle 0p a.
lHg warrants ard kEas delinquent ssSsSf
grade ASSESSMENTS. and
Nhereas. 3 szt3asser - property oEfSrS
hav~ PURCHASED warrants ar seT Sesar& hem
ssvn tnst iAay could be usef N ia yrgasTit -
sasE@ese meats On :hyir property. noN,
tsssrmfsrs.
lie il sesiasne4 ey the City OF sesttls as
s@i3GwH.
stszzior l. For period 81 sixty days
from he 3asa Of the going sat3 effect Of
this 2Egiia8 nee El3@ cts treasurer AMI tflss
cd4ri-y Treasurer. respectively, are aSshaF-
s1@a sF1 a3FsGtrs1 = T.sessye street grade
warrants Issass3 gEs9r ~ December 81. isl.
ana % canes. tSasn. ana 30 ~s1s rees3pss
therefor. IN ;s y1nesat 81 street grade ssssss-
Meats ea tAe same street as s6at f9T which
SAD 0aTTArtH @Es presented tcF C3Eecs}l8-
tlo3. ef43 IL ezss Ire warrant = for arg
~ amount tssn tas amount ~ tis@ Asses
usat Ter which i l. presented. then tas
loss - 70 fall upon tbs sasTant bos4er.
ard "a warrant BIDDER she sva.ls hsnsels
~ the benefits Cf tAls or4iGasscs slrrsTlaeFs
the warrant Whom Recourse. The city
treasurer sna TIE ccanty treasurer. TespeS-
lively. Ere Authorized - marx OF AZ can
cDsea he assessment T7ssi &i} asses me- AZ
Tor which The warrant X fteseatea. and
face % ire warrant D. ter an amount
e'sual % os more than the prIgsipaI aInoun.
Of t1e assessment. and II lesss sAAl be
marked az partl4g pay 03srlt
ssrfiOn 9. Ordinance No. rs IS suspended
froln operation during the sixty days aaF-
lsHg which this ordnance shall IL IN force
ara eject
SECTION ; This ordnance shall take effect
and Re- II force from ard after is pass sc
sH1 approved, II approved by the mayer.
otb&Fw ase II shall take effect az tas time il
shall become s. law under tl4s prov sicfls oil
tire city charter.
Passed tee city c0uucE THIS e.eh day q
February. isS.. and signed by ME in open
session IN authorization OF is passage
fais @0th day Of February. 1898
". Y. EfNEHART
President Of Clty CGuuCi.
Approved by ms thIs zist dag Of Fel2fti-
ary isae r. j. fft-MES. Mayor.
Flied ~ me t3aLS 2lst day OF February.
Is4e
Attest: WILL II PARRY,
Cisy Comptroller and ex-off1cio City
Clerk
T}Y O. X CoRYEII.. Deplty Clerk
t@ea3
Published February -. lesa