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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-05
CITY NOTES


CHOSEN FOREMAN.-At meeting
of the Crystal Hose company held
Thursday evening d, j. Slow was elected
foreman.
TO GO TO HAZLETON The members
of Scranton council, No. 2S0. Knights OF
Columbus, will attend the institution of
the Hazlcton council at Pittston tomor-
row. Special arrangements have been
made for the trip.
EXCURSION TO LAKE ARIEL.-On
Monday the Clark q Snover Tobacco
company will give its annual excursion
to the employees of the company. This
is always a very enjoyable event and
much appreciated by the employees
COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION
The Sauquoit Silk Manufacturing com
pany will give their annual compliment
tary excursion to their employees on Au-
gust 12 Lake Ariel has been again Sc
lected as the place for this outing. Trains
will leave this city at 40, SO and 1905
a. m.
PAY-DAYS. - The Delaware, Lacka @
wanna and Western Railroad company
paid at the oxford. Dodge and Bellevue
mines Thursday; Hampton, Sloan and
Archibald mines yesterday, and will pay
at StorrS mine today. The Delaware ana
Hudson company paid at the Dickson
shaft at North Scranton and the Grassy
Island mine at Peckvillc yesterday.
GIFTS TO THE HOME.-The mana
gers and matron of the Home for the
Friendless acknowledge with gratefulness
sixteen boxes of boys waists, hats, caps,
underwear and three large packages of
boys pants and coats from Ambrose
Mulley, proprietor of the Triple stores,
and a quantity of vegetables and bar
rel Of potatoes from W. II. Pierce, c. II
Wegman and Chandler e Short.
COMPOUND FRACTURE SUSTAINED
james McGarry, employed at one of the
mines operated by the Green Ridge Coal
company, was caught between a car and
the rib yesterday afternoon and sus-
tanned Il serious compound fracture of the
right leg below the knee, lie was taker
10 the Lackawanna hospital, where Il
was found necessary to perform an oper.
alton on the injured member. DR.. Full.
ton, assisted by tho hospital staff, per
formed the operation.
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order for $500 was drawn in favor of

order for $500 was drawn in favor OF
Mr.. Krugerman.
Superintendent Beemer made his re-
port for the month of July as follows:
Patients at home, June 30. 425; adj
mtted during month, IL; births, 3; dis
charged, %; died, IL; patients at home,
July 81, 424.
The reports of the outdoor physicians
were received and filed. The report OF
Treasurer Vernoy was read as follows:
Overdraft, July 1, 1899. $40, $40. 10
Disbursements, July to Aug
ust .,...''.'''.'''..'...'. 5,4bo.6O
-
IOtaI .,'....'s'.' '''s'''' SlO, zoo' ~
Receipts, July 1 to August /,
1899 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7,42i.96
Overdraft, August 1, 1S99.....s S,S4O.74
Yours very truly,
f. M. Vernoy, Treasurer.
After several bills were ordered paid,
the board adjourned.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-05
The Langstaff Contest.

The following witnesses in the Lang
staff election contest were examined
yesterday in the arbitration room:
Dunmore-Donata Mecca.
Scranton, Seventeenth ward-John
I,ederer. c. Fl. Stone, Samuel Seward
y. T.. Meiss, c. Il. Hineline, John Nc
Williams, G. A. Highfield, James A.
Rhodes, e. T. Hall and Joseph Har-
per,
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Two Iron Bridges.

The county commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract for the construc-
tion Of two iron bridges. One is to be
built over the Spring Brook near the
mouth of Green Run in Spring Brook
township and the other over La Plume
brook in Dalton borough.
Both bridges are to be constructed
by the Penn Bridge company.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-05
OPINION In THE
STANTON CASE
RECEIVED YESTERDAY BY PRO.
THoNoTARY COPELAND.

1t Was Written by President Judge
Rice, Of the Superior Court-Suits
Brought by the Edwards Against
DR.. S. P. Longstreet and Jacob De-
muth-Argument on Tuesday in
the Matter of Appeals from Sum-
mary Convictions Before the
Mayor-The Election Contest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-05
NAIsMITH OBTAINED LIBERTY.
But Only on Condition That He
Leave the Country.

Robert Naismith, the young man
who was recently sued for alternating
the affections of the wife of William
Reid, Of Electric avenue, has been
released from the county Jail on his
promise "a leave the country at once.
1t will be remembered that when
Reid brought the suit he demanded
that Nalsmith furnish $1,000 bail This
the latter was unable TO procure and
he has languished in the county Jail
ever since. Word reached him lately
that if he would agree to leave the
country proceedings would he dropped.
Naismith decided to accept the prop
osHion and has left for New York
city, but his final destination is not
known.
Reid has sent word to his wife that
she may return to his home IL she so
desires.
Emaka tho InteI JarTnvu Cipap IOc
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A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
10 refund the money on a 50-cent bottle
OF Greenes Warranted Syrup OF Tar II It
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded. J, G. Bone q
Son, Dunmore. Pa; John p, Donahue.
Scranton. Pa
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The regular meeting of the poor
board was held yesterday afternoon,
with Directors Murphy. Dickert Paine.
Shotton and Fuller in attendance. In
the absence of President Brooks. Mr.
Murphy was nominated for temporary
chairman. Secretary Gillespie read the
minutes of the last meeting, which were
approved
Rev. D'Anna, the italian missionary
reported the case of a woman in West
Scranton, who has been neglected by
her relatives, who reside in Boston,
Mass. The case was referred to the
director of the district, with permis-
sion to send her to the Hillside Home
If necessary.
Bridget Sullivan, S34 Fig street, a
widow with four children, applied for
aid. Relief which has been previously
granted was continued.
Bridget Kellerman, of South Wash
ington avenue, who has been at the Hill
side Home. and whose husand is con-
fined in the Moses Taylor hospital in
a dying condition, applied to the board
for aid during her present difficulty.
The board granted her 81 for the month
of August.
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COMPOUND FRACTURE SUSTAINED
BAUER's BAND CONCERT.
Programme That Will Be Rendered
at Nay Aug Park.

At the concert in Nay Aug park
this afternoon the following pro-
gramme will be rendered by Bauer's
band:
March, "Anglo-Saxon Alliance"
Purenes
Overture, Mach Slavischen Melo-
uleH '''.''.,' '''' 's,..'.'.,... llll
Selection from THE Fortune Teller"
Herbert
Medley overture. "The Hummer"
'ANcNl '''''''' '''''..', MdChlc
Polka, Capprisioso, MAY T.. .Puerner
Cavalry Charge" descriptive fan
tasla) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LuderS
Synopss-Morning of the battle. In
fantry is heard approaching with flies
and drums, cavalry In the distance,
coming nearer and nearer until they
charge upon the enemy Cavalry, in
faltry and artillery in the melee of
battle dlsfeat of the enemy, pursued
in the-distahee by the cavalry.
Medley, The Winner" Mackie
March, ION to Victory" "...,...N .Nomito
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moke the Hotel Jermyn Cigai
y 2zauEzE,gaaMRRERzaan
- DIED.
DIED.

RgNNTB-In Scranton. Aug. 9. 1892
Dora, 2-year-old daughter OF MIR, and
Mrs. Richard Rennie, Of Harrison ave-
niue. Faneral services this evening at
house. Interment tomorrow afternoon
In Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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POOR BOARD MEETS
In REGULAR SESSION
MANY APPLICATIONS FOR RE-
LIEF RECEIVED.

of Superintendent Beemer
and Treasurer Vernoy for Month
Of July-other Business Of Lesser
Importance Passed Upon--How Re-
lief Was Distributed-There Are
Now Four Hundred and Twenty
five Inmates in the Home--Finan-
cial Condition of District.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Patrick Wezel was discharged by
Mayor Moir in police court yesterday
on a charge of drunkenness.
William Victor was committed to the
county Jail for ten days on a charge
of drunk and disorderly.
Charles Switzer paid a fine of SO for
being drunk and disorderly.
William Henry and Anthony Burnett
settled to the tune of SO each for be-
ing drunk and lighting.
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OTHER CASES.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lunney, of 1726 Cedar
avenue, a widow with eight children,
who has been receiving IS a month,was
granted continuance of relief.
Mrs. Peter Mcdonnell, of Dunmore,
whose husand has deserted her and is
believed to be demented applied for aid.
The case was referred to Mr.. Murphy.
Mrs. Thomas Russell, of Genet street,
who has a child years old, and was
deserted by her husband when the boy
was eight months old, has been receiv-
ing IS month. being unable to work
on account of sickness. Her relief was
continued for three months.
Mrs. Ellen Mcdonald, 319 Prospect
avenue, an aged widow, with grand
son to care for, was the next appli-
cant. She has been receiving 50 n
month. The boy is IA years old and
works regularly, but his mother is mar
ried again and lives in West Scranton,
and refused to care for him. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Fuller, Mrs. Mcdonald was
granted admission to the home.
Mrs. Patrick Brennan, aged Go years,
whose husband is IS years of age, has
been receiving aid from the board, and
was granted permission to go to the
home or receive 50 a month to pay
their rent
Mrs. Paul Yerkman, of Lloyd street,
whose husband was injured in the
mines and was confined in the Moses
Taylor hospital, is anxious to return
to her native land and leave her hus-
band and one child here. The board
ordered the man sent to the home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-05

EXCURSION TO LAKE ARIEL-On
Monday the Clark & Snover Tobacco
company will give its annual excursion
to the employees of the company. This
Is always a very enjoyable event and
much appreciated by the employees.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-05

TO GO TO HAZLETON The members
of Scranton council, No. 2S0. Knights of
Columbus, will attend the institution Of
the Hazlcton council at Pittston tomor-
row. Special arrangements have been
made for the trip.
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C. E. FREAR. LAKE WINOLA, PA
SPRING GROVE HOUSE

Lake Carey, Wyoming couity, Pa.
Beautifully located; good fishing; boat
ing and bathing. Table unexceled. D.,
J.. & W II. r., Bloomsbury division, train
rect connections via Lehigh Valley to
Lake JOHN il. JONES, Prop,
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IMPROVEMENTS AT HOME.

DR.. Paine reported for the home com
mittee that the improvements at the
farm made by the Scranton Iron Fence
company were about completed, and an
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-05

CHOSEN FOREMAN.-At a meeting
of the Crystal Hose company held
Thursday evening d, j. Slow was elected
foreman.
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The above all regular goods We have besides
broken lots placed tables at prices that to sell
them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-11

ORDINANCE NO. s3oa-AN ORDINANCE
directing the City Treasurer of The City
of Seattle to cancel and mark paid on
the books In his office ali city taxes
which ere not shown as delinquent ae-
cording to the copies OF delinquent tax
rolls purchased OF F.. F. Tremper by The
City OF Seattle and now In the possess
sion Of said treasurer.
be IL ordained By the City OF Seattle as
follows:
Section l. That the CITY Treasurer of
The City of Seattle te aud he is hereby
directed 10 cancel and mark paid on
the books in his office all city taxes " hich
are not shown delinquent according 10
the copies OF delinquent tas rolls pur~
chased Of Il. r. Trefnper by The City of
Seattle and now In the possession of said
treasurer
Sec = This ordinance shall, take effect
and be I'm force from and after It's passage
and approval, III approved By the mayer I.
otherwise II shall take effect at the time
IL shall become a law under the provisions
OF the city charter.
Passed the City Council the 9th day Of
January, isSs. and signed by me In open
session in naturalization OF its passsa re
this 9Th day OF January 1ss
II. w. cASTLENAN
President Pro Tenn of the City Council
Approved BY me this 10th day o. Jauu-
airy. LsSs
w. V. RTSEHARr.
Filed by me this 10Th day q January
isag.
Attest: WILL II. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Elk oficlo city
Ry g, K coRYELI.. Deputy Clerk.
Published January II. 1859
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jan. Ia-~F'or the first
time In she history ef the stock exchange
there WAS trading ia over a rnliIioa shares
TWO successive days. toGay being the
.sfth million share day In fifteen years.
Practically all the railways except Atcat-
son preferred showed gains Of a point at
one time or another in the day. in the
late selling EspyenasssRf, when the special
ties x@re Ia uamered some ST the a4jNan eszs
were lost and tn special cases In Mis-
souri, Pacific, Kansas Il Texas preferred
the gains weSe wiped out. Most 81 the
Chargers touched the highest prices yet
reached In the current movement The
nsasl conspicuous advances among the rail-
ways were the Great Northern preferred
which made an extreme gain 81 ga and
Manhattan over ) Aad EEakangs 2 eHs-h
TIE extreme rise axnoax the sssea3astfsss
zn# that Of New YORK Air Brake hslr whlIe
STANDARD IsssiSinx. STANDARD Rope and
Twine ard Bay state Gas we're very
strong. Sugar. Xclanno and Federal s1ael
loss ground There Was n ten~ af eona-
darscN at the opening. although there was
evidence Of mich foreign ard domestic
realizing which ir spots orcssTht r.cesssasss
which. however, wsre generally quickly
recovered The price az most international
stocks were SHADED and 81 was estimated
that London Est.d some sss. go shares, most
Is Ateais0n. waite there yer. some Eor-
chazs-s from that quarter OF CBe@AsseaEe
A. OHIO at1 southern railway. Af0gss ser
Ia IL estimated that the aTkafrage business
az yesterday and today. which on hzlanea
we're Nss@E8. s0osea JP 20 Ezs.fss Ss1Srs4.
A number 81 high grade hosssss @aws solo
for continental account. Locally tie trad
ssrz IN commission houses we're considerable
purchasers 81 sern@ strcks. watse taey
feafizeJ on others
California shipments sf rrSreT 20 shSs
ean:Ir which lad e0asssssFaA}S influence
on the make. Azst week, v~Es said to Dr.
Continued.
Some 81 the most important Interests sss
the stocks acre s4nrss.rsssss eaysrs On ms
a a. -
largely confined 20 Abs Changers TITS
was accompanied ~ Ssssne EeAaxlgs ~
other quarters q the market ressegsi
Eteei xAs heavy ard s@a* gz-ssrsEgss3t Sgs2sa
asuzs 81 tAe tssys fss&s1sss
Transactions s1 a<sEszss were ~ aaas.
s. t..sfsss below yesterdays tstSS 8a4 taA~e
- also al ae@3nee ~ TIA vsose1t award
ROY egaenf. Isxusst taking ssa3eas In
sersss az ire rseTs speculative ss.sS@s AsE
h4ra grade rssrtxzxes w~r@ wegs fzaE2-
tanned
High x-aAe .sscr1wHges gers wssI rsA4n-
szs-sei ara sssvsne~s Fsr<rzifY- TotAs safes
ss7A .ss
srssatszt Sssses new f@arS ss- chi fsssrs
rSgAzsSTs1 AT The Esses ssstssSss4 9ee-gA<sl
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f.rn~raI Quotations.


General Quotations.
Fgeur-Recesp;s. 2.2is barrels; exports.
2sa barrels: market less active and weak
er In tone.
Wheat Receipts gs@D Bushels. ex.
yorts sasssl bushels: SPOT easy. No z red
zsz&c, T. o. b.. options opensd easy under
a break fn Liverpool cables. rallied on
covering and thereafter ruled irregular;
early sentiment was h4flstHa, bat Email
sslearArcee, a iiusit sstsiie trade and
disposition 30 unload on the esigss ANAL
lv promoted weakness and the mar kef
closed weak; March closed al .s1se. May
cissNed AZ Ts7se,
Wsni- Steady.
Hops Pacific coast crnp Of 1905, tseTfse
cofsee-ftptions pei fara ard aa-
changed 10 8 roiats higher: sales s5m
rags. including. February Ssac: March.
$500; Jvsy. ) 81. August sc: SPOT. Eto.
STEADY. No = invoice ssS~. No I fss.
nsrx TlSc: mild. steady; Cov1ova -Asfta~
euxar--Eaw Arrner. bns not qaoisbsy
higher, fafr refining 1Ztsc: centrifugal
E test. site: refined. steady
Metals.
Pig sror4-~M aFrsrfs 81
cppp~y-T.ake. .iz s,fszl
Trn-sSi ssss.-2
@gyalt.qg~ 81 sslfs 81
Isss3-~ss. lsssfA. Is Tire firm that nxes the
41osssg iGaa At Az a* she close
The visible sappiy.
sysefal catse ard tnsewrAplhie dispatches
changes Ia available supplies last Eatuy-
day
WheAt-Instss States ans lsaaaaa. sass
81 The Raeaiez Increase. af sss sssisfss;a
Ags9af Tor a1f IN Europe. Increase sss -,
g8sssss. total supplies. Increase. ISt- 800
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LcxS-Supevsor uraEsv. Ter ". Ne ! ar.
Ssszs-le. understandable Tr. S. Esfst -: Ne /
cedar. sss17. common. per ". s4sEs ~; sprgcs
logs s-sa. CEDAR shlngss bolts S-zs9g-a
Far Lamcs-~-Rough. s.; sfasex anssa. sur-
faced ere or Two sides. \ - and u srrass
wide. slSssss lengths = TO y feet: sgss<.sal
ssnsyhs. soc per NJ extra: oas-snch Iiaisa.
$sSss-s. all vertical grain, 81 per II extra
Flooring. dressed and matched gsssei .
stock boards. s-srsch, ssSIlS. 1e-Ineh. s. Sos
$50. Finch. $issIis Fencing, No. Or
s-sneh finish. s.; Ne. 2. -. or channel
rustic or drop siding, weight 2aa lbs, 81
ala FIR timber jcssss and scaaslsngs
rough. ss-5f@sis; $ $ e s. ssssfs; $ 1 s.
GisFa&. Box boards. 12-inch ana up. ss5
Washington Red Cedar Lumner-Roagh.
<csss: hvsel sisaHes. weSght zoo It's tlass
Is 20; ceiling. weights, Nos. J. and s ~
syscb, f1s1 It's: Nos. /. sni 3. ss-ineh 20
lbs. sizxx;s wsinseclng. Ssezfli: rustic. kssgs
y, AZ shingles. S--S. standard shingles.
20, sns-inch nnssa. L. u and is feet, S. q
"a: thick finish. s-skfs6. cedar squares. !. 4
ard % feet. tesssss. rackets. ST.
kzin-drleG. 81 in advance OF green.
DEayage. yc
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Oils and Turpsmtine

Cylinder OF. bhis. fsas.e. cases. e. a.
Mate t1aa Cyols,,sn sl- pleaee- az s.,-..-
Z ass-tn lots fs.c. sAa-ia iats ss@4e. les 49,.
g.s~le sats &c. P-erared pants ssa. 40
itssys So l-xsl esas. s. yszfl s.. s,~gaI ar
S; asssl -. quart easss. 81 .sssl7S
Mise Ella neeuM-
San esssbsxst-~ssAssie sas-sr >as "a.
issas Ss. Eiscsrse. "a, si-le Essx e. 40. rs
ssrs g Tears. sss4s- 33g5; Ass G. % 20
rr1rs Yass s. 80 as. Sscs IA hA,tt.. -. ~
y4s-s ssAS. Proctor Il Gsmkss@s Tvars 90 -.
4 Z alss g.. Castle. wAiss ls1 IL, - -
ssassiIe e~sstkeG 21c. a.
resa~eo ssetctu~i-Flsx chewing ~.
sseax sc, CssrzAs. Sse. sszr e.. -
go sie, sg-esrae@d. sse; Piper assss.'..ss
sse. Scroll Tag. s~1.s; San Tag e. -
Sss-., sSsnetalnx Good, DC; FIRE s1,s -
n pal. las- = 90 Is Seal q NeFth Ss ar.
eliza. s.s. per 10 s@e ~, &c; LaasN Kl,~
&c
rza@r (ysSatnsA-ftsecers Htraw A.
he~s' straw. @zac, Ne. J san4Is A.. ~
! Marssa. e. paper bags. iess zlsosxa, ss.s
aYzn express s.~S-1
fsr4rk--assrsrv~sn - per ": pressed go
9se p~r N SIRE Axfck. t-sstssa. terra cataa
sEss~ - p~v sSot
Cement s3eesanxs--Po~slana. X "A. A. 4
szIs Asses. s. 70
lame ssssszaga--Tsooae hAxs-or. sss, saa
Juan, $50
rAsses csaeaax,-csoazrn Gs.e. per ~.
Sz
Plaster saf- t5oz.asrss- wa2a,e.s. $50 pxr
sack: uRSssss4. ss-rs ser sack
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LIVE STOCK MARkETs.


CHICAGO. Jan. io--The average quality
OF cattle marketed today Was poor. Sales
were on a basis or siei4.& for common up
to S. So4JsN for the best kinds received A
few fancy steers sold al 81. xgfs. medium.
a. N4Js.j0, beef steers. ssuS1S: bulls, 81 s0s1
~, cows and haifers. A3 assra 10. Western
Ted steers, AgS.ae; Texas steers. E-S<JA IS:
Trade In hogs was quite animated at an
average Improvement OF Sc ard some e.-
pecfaily attractive offerings s,ld At an adj
vance Of i1sc. Hogs sold all the way from
2.N TOR the cofnri0neSt light weights up
10 - 50 for prime heavtes. butchers, 81 ss1D
z.'5; fair 20 choice, E.sais.S., packing lots.
$ t5ffs s9,A mixed. 81 BStS.T0: butchers,
S. sSS15. IS lights. 81 Sz1s.sfts: pigs, s 20
There WAS q fairy active demand for
weights. ha; heavy lambs aud sheep show
I'd = decline Of sGlec. Native sheep sold
IT &y.sy9Ik11: ewes. ts.5saga 30: heavy sheep,
s-sas~: seariings. siutss. lambs. o. 10
Rereipts-cAi.ie. AGO. hogs. 1900: sascp,
l60pA
OMAHA, Jan. Ia-~Catsl~-Reeaapts eNa
head: market steady Ia ie4sssc lower Ma
tive oesf steers. sso4Sa Western steers
o.so04 30 TEXAS steers. g. 6oifslo. cows and
hciferz. 3. Gamers. s2aJ3; stockers
and te~ders. c.:ess5.sa: bulls and s;ags. so
Haxs-Recsspss s,so head; market. szsioc
higher. Heavy. s.. so43 se. mixed, pEss
3-9. light. 1&S1a5e; bulk or sales N.se0
sheep Receipts. 2.sos: market strong.
Fair to choice natives 81 setes q: fair 10
chcfc~ Westerns. s.. As9s. Common and
stock sheep. ssssua.ss lambs. ssas.le.
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The attention cf sassb9lEnd fraveiers is
called 10 the advantages offered fnEFu nv
TIE K4q GFanAs1 " sessFR. fias Great SAT-
Lake passe Tzss name fHfez Er%~sG.
whssfssy tfe trip - made Wa II gatEAgs8r ar
San FFr@ses@ess TIE aae9#naNf nsz Ssk
gf1lee % gsa Teateg Ggi Of Portland. saFes
Esgrosa@ls fas9raSo sud x5sf esss sHeseos VI,
Other lire cat 1g feartsaF8 fgfef sss~a
variety % routes ja s&assl5n 5 asSs stgp-
over is g2esn az lszSSsHxsFs ~ say Lssfst
In Utah o. ess@F <4S. EFAxfssEa t'1snsa1
hxa tgors&s ssF~EfEw Ea.s are ran On al
tfssns as eel - free reclining e1als ssEs,
TIE service snEz Recommendations afssFs1
are ss.aas Z rot superior. 20 sae&s ~ arg
frsnsxgszsfness4SI .es8 and rats@ ere Always
as 5aw as 4se saNees.
II yoes e<atesss9-sfe = rip east wr1y9 10
T. 2 Fills sss first aTefu~s T II Ora
han. sls First avenue. Seattle, a. J. a
Nansf~sd General AGvat RIO 0<1nAs
ws.farn Eastwas 1T TEirs stress. Port
Lard. Or, for any tnscrnz4sscn yos m8y
REED IN reference 10 rates. routes - 80
SgsAtHo&Assoea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-11


sSes1 - "a assessment upon All lots
- Of land benefited BY such In
sssrr pn5Ss the PROVISIONS OF Orft-
4 l.s q. zaE. syprvv~d April xstc, 1852.
s~sioA ~ Ordinance No. 49,. ap-
81 S5rw 81. 1874. Add Ordinance No.
l.s5ex~a Mar 5sE. tssF. and The City
srr r00 in force. hos been ccrti-
~ collection. and that unless
se q tho Assessment thereon con-
~ - rssde within thirty days from the
II ~ art publication ~ this notice
~ s..esssnneDf aEall become delinquent
9 se6 80 interest a. thk rAts Of - per
- snuum until paid. and IL not paid
1.E< 1893 assessment ssAl have 5ecoo1e
ss.snf = penalty of 5 per cent. shall
- ma ihe Sums delinquent shah be
USS - he annual tax roll tor the cur
- xxzsnst each lot and parcel 50
- ard with the interest collected
.<~ tarex separate account being kept
ars1 II not paid within the tine
!.5 - the payment OF csSy taxes. shall
ll.assSfsd together wiki such adais.onai
.ss .rd penalties as are authorized to
ses1 eua eosieeted on other deiin-
lxs esTex each lot or parcel 50 DELHI
- s.slt b sold for the amount OF such
.ss@snt. with interests and costs, AT
;2.s, and in the manner ard by the
le~th0rIsy a. sandx and lots are sold
A. II. FOOTE.
Freasure, Of the City Ut Seattle,
F. "a 0rss publication, Seattle, Wash.
~s - 16ks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-11
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
Jan. 1a.--Wheat unchanged
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Jan. lo--The local wheat
market is steady at about ar for Walla
Wa.ia and &c for valley with blusSSe N
quiet al SIC. These are given as outside
Quotations and while Il Is not possible TO
buy very much wheat al 4 less figure.
some dealers VIE not quote over sSc and
5Slec for Waiia Walla-