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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
opening cable: Wheat and corn

Liverpool opening cable: Wheat and corn
London: Wheat quiet. I'D lower.
Receipts Of fo hogs: Ghiceg go 10000; Kan
London: Wheat cargoes steady. Argen-
bushels: last week 2,24060O bushels; last
year, ], 672 900 bushels; corn, this week. 10
chicago receipts: Wheat IS cars. graded
cars; corn ISL cars, graded 40 cars; oats
90 cars, graded y cars; a+ oen
lar 1arlS 3 w hest, May and August, . cen-
Chicago; Estimated receipts OF hogs TOT
Northwestern receipts: Minneapolis 400
cars, last year POI cars; Duluth - cars.
Topeka cash market, IL a m: No.
hard wheat, Csc for best samples. go
yesterday. corn I'D lower than yesterday;
Total clearances wheat, 55S.oo0 bushels;
Primary receipts of wheat $4,000 bush
els, last year 81, 100 bushels corn 321 400
enfs wh as s5 bHsReis iast Year 2s5
OOO bushels: corn 10000 bushels, last year
Estima ted receipts at Chicago, for TO-
morrow: Wheat, 60 cars; corn, l9o cars
Kansas City cash market. 11:9O a. M;
No. hard wheat, SO test, 661zc; No
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat stocks will increase
about 100000 bushels, and 10000 bushels at
Paris close: Wheat and flour. 500 CEN
Chicago: Puts May wheat 694c calls
7914c puts May corn 24c. calls 36c, good all
Kansas City receipts: Wheat, o6 cars;
corn, II cars; oats, cars; last year. same
day. wheat, 81 cars; corn, IS cars; oats,
ST. Louis closing: Wheat, cash 76d761zc,
April 7sc. May 5s3ae :, July 711sa5AssG c 6id
oats. cash 281[c. May 27szc. July 26c.
Topeka cash market 1:S0 p m; NO
hard wheat, SO test, SIC 49, -,
New York close: Wheat, May 167sc, July
1850, September 74Ac; corn, May SS7sc'
Duluth close: Wheat, May Tic. July a255sc
Minneapolis close: Wheat, cash bs7sc'
May $3.50, July 7o7sQ71c.
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Grain Letter.

Furnished by ]. G. .Goings. Commission
Merchant, 112 East 5th ST., Topeka, Kan,
receiver and shipper of grain:
Chicago April Z.
wHEAT@Wheat has been Influenced by
Wall street, which has been very weak;
Liverpool was unchanged on futures and
I'D higher on spot. The private crop re
ports showed no change, as bad as ever
and numerous. The rally in the last
hour was helped by the Modern Miller.
which said the week had seen a general
decline Of the, crop. 1t is reported that
the visible will show some increase. The
export advices showed some conflict, but
generally they reported little demand. The
large trade was mostly of a local nature
Conditions are not changed, and for this
reason we favor keeping on the long side.
CORN-Corn has been inactive all day,
steady early, but easier when wheat broke
Patten sold out some long corn. The de-
mand was chiefly either from changes or
by holders of puts Elevator people were
buying to change at &c spread. The
TregO people were sellers. Com mission
trade limited Cash demand good but bill
ing scarce.
OATS-Oats ruled quiet and rather easy.
The only incident was selling against pur-
chases of corn. unstradd1ing by people
who had traded the other way. Prices
slipped off. but recovered slightly. They
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
MILLIONS FROM BOSTON.
Mammoth Zinc Mining Deal For
Southeast Kansas.

Galena, April THAT a mammoth
deal in mining property in this district
is on foot is shown by the following tel
egram to the Globe from A Corbin jr {:
Boston, Mass. April 81 authorize
the statement that money has been
pledged for the largest zinc mining COM
bination in the world. Also, that 1 want
more paying lands or leases.
"A. CORBIN, JR."
Mr.. Corbin has already brought mil
lions of dollars into this district and the
announcement that he has the money
pledged for the largest zinc combination
in the world will be accepted with de-
light by the people of the district.
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Chicago Livestock Market.

Chicago, ApTlI T.
HOGSEstimated receipts of hogs for
today, 10000; tomorrow. 1900; left over. A.
S25:. Market weaker, except for best
grades Mixed and butchers, $3.6043. 50:
good heavy, So. 1898 rough heavy, $3.50
Q3.65: light, So. 60d3. 821..
CATTLE-Receipts, 2 500. Market steady.
Beeves, $4.10d5.65; cows and heiferS, $2G
AIS; Texas steers, $4d5.15; stockers and
SHEEP~Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Sheep. $tG49 lambs, $4.50Q5.So.
Yesterdays official:
HOGS-Receipts, 29, 712; shipments. 1853
CATTLE-Receipts, 1892; shipments, g.
SHEEP-Receipts. 12.s 26; shipments. l.
6S7
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CHARTERS REFUSED.
State Board Stops Proposed Public
improvements by Lodges.

The legislature failed to pass the law
authorizing lodges to acquire and own
real estate and to construct thereon
halls or other public buildings and there
is no law under which charters for such
purposes may be issued. AS a result the
state charter board has declined to is
sue the following charters:
The Woodmen of Agra to build
hall; the WoOdmen's association of
Bigelow to build a hall; the Assyria
Hall company to build town hall; Alb
beyVille WoOdmen association to build
hall; Wichita lodge No. p A. o. U. w.
to acquire real estate.
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were Influenced, as the other grains were,
by the Wall street news and the improv-
ed weather.
VISIONS-Provisions have beenf1at.
the range very small, the tone easy early
but steadier later. Prices advanced, prob
ably because they have some shorts to
cover There is no chance however, for
any ma terial decline while products keep
well under the price of hogs
J. F. HARRIS
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New York Money Market.

New York, April Z.
cent; prime mercantile paper. 3Aq414 per
cent; sterling exchange irregular. with act
for demand and at s4s414 for 60 days;
commercial bills, $4S312d4.S4
SLY ER-Silver certificates. 60M6G15c;
bar silver, 595se; Mexican dollars, 4712c.
los; new As, registered. 1874; coupon, 1924;
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A. B. JONES NAMED DEPUTY.
WaKeeney Man Takes Charge of
ogallah Forestry Station.

ORA B. Jones of WaKeeney has been
appointed deputy forestry commission
at Ogallah in Trego county. The ap-
pointment was announced last night by
Bob Wright of Dodge City who is the
forestry commissioner.
Mr.. Wright has some advanced ideas
on the culture of trees and will make
an effort to induce the executive council
TO permit him to make some expert
ments with fruit trees.
The place Of forestry commissioner
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
Kansas City Produce Market

kansas CITY, April z
W sf5S decOgG Nay O Gea1 &c dawn sSc
6514c; No: 2 red. Use: No. 3. 7Oa73c; No. 2
spring. 64@66c; No. 3. 62G64c.
CORN-Firm. May, 311405sc. Cash: No
mixed, 33QS31zc; No. white, S91ac; No.
3, BIC.
OATS-F'irm. No. white 2s1kc.
RYE-Dull. No. 2. 51@52c.
HAY-Firm, higher. Choice timothy,
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery. 14Q19c;
dairy, 15c.
EGGS-Steady. Fresh, 1Oc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
Everest Bank Quits Business

The Farmers State bank of Everest
has paid off all depositors and gone out
of business. The announcement of
voluntary suspension Of business has
been made officially to Bank Commits
SiOner Breidenthal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
RIDING ON THE SANTA FE.
Board of Railroad ASSESS Starts
Over the Big Main Line.

The state board of railroad assessors
started out today on the biennial trip
over the lines of the Santa Fe, taking
the main line today. This is the longest
tour over a single road which the as
SCISSORS take.
The board has completed the trip over
the Frisco and the Kansas City, Fort
Scott & Memphis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
Sugar Market

New York April T.
SUGAR-Raw strong; fair refining, &c;
centrifugal 96 test, 412c; molasses sugar,
3sc. Refined, stronger, higher; crushed,
SIC: powdered, 52sc; granulated, sac.
COFFEE-Steady.
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heifers, 81. 50d4 45; stockers and feeders,
$3:25@5. 80: bulls, 81. 1904. Is.
HOGS-Receipts 10000. Market steady to
strong Bulk of sales, So. 6O@3.75; heavies.
So. 60a3. so; packers, So. 60Q3. 20; mixed, $3.55
as light. $S.50a3.65: workers., $3.60q3 Is;
SHEEPwReceipts, 1000. Market firm.
Lambs, 8 50a7: muttons, 1894 %:
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Kansas City livestock Market.

Kansas City, April 7.
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000. Market about
steady; common weak to slow Native
steers, S3.9 $40: Texas steers, $3.6594S5:
Texas cows, $265Q3.9O; native COWS and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07

Slate writing and naturalization is
the attraction for Sunday night at
Spiritual hall, 420 Kansas avenue, by
the celebrated medium, Clarence ].
Eddy.
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Boys Knee Pant Suits.

In Atwood Mixtures-WelI made and
Trimmed-Made in double breasted
style-Are put up for boys hard wear.
Here tomorrow at............$1 SO
Strictly All-Wool Boys Knee Pant
Suits in fancy mixtures and Black
Cheviots- Splendidly made and trim
med-Pants have double seat and knees
TAPPED SeamS-The Kant Wear Out
Brand''-At 2,95
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Furnished by J. c. Goings, Commission
Merchant, liz East 5th ST., Topeka, Kan.
receiver and shipper of grain.
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Market Gossin.

as, 1121k; coupon, 1874; Is, 991A; IS. regis
tered, u3; coupon, lib.
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Ranges of Prices on Stock.


Furnished by ]. c. Goings, Commission
Merchant, 112 East 5th St. Topeka, Kan,
receiver and shipper of grain.
New York. April Z.
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FI,AX-Cash northwestern, $1.22A: casl
southwestern. 81 1872; May, $1.21
BARLEY-CaSh. 40Q4Sc.
RYE-Cash, 53Ac; May, 53Q6SAc.
TIMOTHY-April, 81. Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
N eckWear.

The best line of pure Silk Tecks, Puff
Club House or Four-in-Hand Ties ever
shown in the city at the price Many
OF the patterns and styles you will find
IN the soc lines on the avenue. All new
spring styles.
Here only at. 0Ec
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07

We mend and sew on buttons free
American Steam Laundry. TeIe 81
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and deputy were two places which Gov
ernor Stanley announced he would abOl-
iSh.
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RANGE of Pricas-

Furnished by J. c. Goings. Commission
Merchant, 112 East 5th St, Topeka. Kan,
receiver and shipper of grain:
Chicago, April Z.
Article. Open High Low Close Yes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
N ems Shirts.

Mems Shirts.
so dozen Mems Percale Shirts, made
with two separate collars, 1 pair of de-
tached cuffs, new style. These shirts
are all made full size and we'll finished
A splendid line of fine Madras Shirts,
made in the latest style, latest patterns.
with separate new style cuffs also in
silk front shirts. You can not duplicate
these at the price. LOO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-07
Boys Long Pant Suits.

A special value in boys AlI-Wool
long Pant Suits. made in the latest
style-New shades, Italian lined, per-
feet fitting. This is one of the best
values ever offered at. 5000
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Seeing is Believing.

Seeing is Believing.
Our window display has
been the center Of attraction
the past week. The People
can plainly see that we are
keeping in touch with the
times when it comes to
STYLISH FOOTWEAR.
Not all is to be seen in
our windows by any means,
as new spring shoes are ar
arriving each day. Only
We yesterday we received
three styles in ladies Shoes
that we are more than proud
Of. When you see them you
will acknowledge that they
are worth 25c to SOC per
pair more than we ask for
them. We give a slight de-
scription Of each below.
STYLE No. 1.
Fine Smooth Kid, Lace, neat coin toe,
Stock Tip, FOxed quarters, Silk Top
Facing-GOod as any Shoe you'll find
at $175. When you see them you'll
say they are a bargain at...... S 40
STYLE No. 2.
Fine Soft Kid, Lace, Coin toe, Stock
tip, Brocaded Vesting top. We have
seen many Shoes sold at $40 and
2.25 that are no better. You'll be
surprised at the quality and style of
this Shoe when you see it
Price Observation-Disclosures $1.75
STYLE No. ).
Very Fine Soft Smooth Kid, Lace
Stylish Coin Toe, Stock Tip, Nesting
Lace Stay, Silk Top Facing. We
consider this Shoe worth $3.50 and you
will say as much when you see them.
All sizes, widths c, D and E
Price ---.-.-.-. .-.-..--...... p 1.SS
Our complete line of Misses and
Children's Shoes are now in, and
we have good reason to be proud
of them. They contain all of the
good points that are to be seen IN
all good, stylish Footwear.
two splendid values atlas and $1.75
In Misses Black Shoes we have some of
the best values ever shown in Topeka.
Prices range as follows-9Sc, Ito,
$1.25, $1.4S and SITS.
In Children's Tan Shoes we are pre-
pared to show you two very strong
numbers at......$ 1.25 and $1.39
In Children's Black Shoes you will find
where--Prices are CSC, $1.1O, $1.25
and S1,39,
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FOR sALE-HoTEIA

~ H. BUSINESS FOE SALE
@@n2%FS are Invited Tor the rsa-xsrase ~
assets. s@rrEt%-fe. Extsyes zfrcx N
1Ss.9 ass coed sTi! - tAs sssxs~-ss ~ 49,
metropolis. In IL. c4sy .. Varcagz-
~ consequences 0. the dissolution @.
- A'lNFeA-p aefTeS- t-< present -}rcxgrsa-
tors RE above business vii - $50 a.
sS.As coneern oy private tender Oh sstslg-
4S..f 81 Fe@Fs&rF. instant
= metropolis hotel Is located nn Alb
@StS street IN Ire lsArt e. sea nsssfr@es
kxrao1 - tns csty. and Ik admirably
&1agtec ioF large commercial business
"5l.c1 II las hitherto commanded
- building is - s@sh5 rrsrx &-s5 zsr-@
sp*cf. fitted wita ire ESCAPES and es@rw
convenient. is heAtsd throughout wsth 7sst
water ard 8v6ts6 wf1n sfse= rgrssy ana
c..5tsins Z bedrooms ard sample rooms
TIE premises are ibid under lease ~hEsea
HSs fis %1st ef D~ceru Ger 5saT e run e.
monthly Yettal % sss5 - fer iss4, s1a -
FOR so ard sfs % fer isn
Immediate possession wllI u given
Further Information car b. obtained or
Application 10 Harry !. Painter. Tau-
coaveT
Sealed tenasrs marked Tender Metre
To}e Hotel" - - delivered 20 4 p nAek
ciStftct registrar supreme court - Er.x-
lsa Columbia. FancoaEer. not later TRAN
x q sclof X noon or fh@ Estr cs rps~aaFz
\ marked check for te~ pr cant -
she amount - tf.e tender rzVa15~ 50 TIE
order ~ 4 = Beck reeisfrsr 20 eeesat-
pSEy each tender Terms e per cart
ssa. - @-zes - days 10 oe paid 10 z.s-
trtct registrar.
Dated ~ Vancouver this ist day q FEB
raaFy Issa.
as S4 ri tz-u He~-
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE. Department
81 France. Treasurer oifcu--Csty
TreaS3rers Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the assess-
nent roa OF Iocai Improvement District
Ne. Al for the Improvement ~ South SIX
tcgnta street, 10 tie ctiy os Seattle. from
Frederick street 70 Lauder street under
the provisions ~ Ordinance NJ a4sT prp-
vic3ng for said Improvement by grading
the same ard coaS raettRE sidewalks
then eoh. ana for an assessment % pay
therefor ET the mode ~ payment ky
bonas~ aas heretofore been Gntv serff-
eei 20 me- fer collection and the re sr,s-s-
itVe Sums therein CHARGED HBa levied
against eAmh saf ANA paI ri ~ and tn saff
district must br paid - ten equal annual
paynenfs with interssf ugGn the whoa
sum 30 charged and levied. az such li-
sfsllments thereof as remain unpaid At
the rsio of zen poF cent peF aHn ma. and
said interest must be paid l.nui4Hslv to-
getheF with tie annual instslui nts fall
!ns due IS each gFNf s&i9 atlfns hogan
to bear interest an the ASIA das az F'vs,-
rnATy tNi3 ard the sixth iusts men. ~
SAID assessments and he INTEREST for the
sixth year VII become dus On The -sGh
cay Of February isss.
Un.e~s payment ne made OF raid in
sfai Frent OF principal AID sal8 Interest n
er before shid 2sGh lag ~ FeprfIarv lSgs
the same znsA become delinquent and
shal bear interest az the rate Of ten per
cent ger srusm Wnth paid, ant II lot
paid esfafe the same saail have become
delinquent psrngty ~ I've per cent
sha<l re aided. and tire sums IL ipase,,t
shall 20 entered On annual tax roll
FOR the current ysaT against sacn lot ard
pArCsi az sna - delinquent and ~tta The
Interest collected either taxes kepaFata
account teing Iepi thereof and il nos
paid within the time NErd for thr tay-
ueut OF city taxes shall os rol1eess ~ a.
snch taxes are co lectsd together wsfh
such additional charges or penalties a. are
authorized 20 Do onsrssd and eallac et nn
other delins isBt taxes ara each lot or
rsareei So dsllnqurat @hss hs sola for
lie amount Is such asseaautnt wf4h n
iey@sf and costs as me time and ,rs tha
manner ara ~ the ssfue authority Sc
lands and lots ale soiA fer rifv iaxes,
A ~ F00TE
city Treasurer II tbe ElfF ~ Seattle
uaie - first publication, JaauaTy 2sth
$50
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CITY NOTfaEs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS werty-
Tn!ri Avenue. Last Marion Street
Twertsetn. Eighteenth and Seventeenth
Avenues sewer i;n. iroFe uent,
Notice - hereby EiN"r that sealed pro-
pose Wit te received ~ the jn6trs Ensd
SECRETARY ~ TIE b3as1 NJ p.aic works Of
TIE city - seattle up ~ oC.ocS u. IN.
Monday, February 18th 1896 fos the m
pfovemeat of TssegfH-Fhrd Avenue East
Marion Street. Twentieth. Eighteenth and
Seventeenth avenues ~ constructing q,
5rlc and PIPE sswer 8ioog said streets
ans! avenues together VITA az necessary
openings, yves. uaanhclcs .1mphn,es Een-
f4aturS, @stssltug tanks ana rArc3 has ns
As provided ~ ordinance N. aiT5 crea{-
rg local Improvement 3.str - No, y! and
In accordance with the pals ana kpec4-
acaNons now on ale 10 the o1lce OF lne
beard II publc works
Each BID must be accompanied by a GER
ts.sed cl1e,k. pay aoie 70 the Order q tae
city comptroller. fer sum not lass than
i've 80 PEI cent ot the h,5. ana 70 ID
viii De considered unless aa-cp tupanled by
said check.
enter into Il contract and fufn III satls-
factory bond for The anouut re~9ulred hy
ihe city charter and the la KS q the state
u WASHINGTON within ten days atger be-
ing notified z ths award Of TIE contract
- h.m. failing 20 30 so the 50 . check
and The amount fixed therein viii De for
fsfe5 70 s0@ city. Ne person Is e 6ie
a. a bidder who has within tao ynars
priar 20 the lattinw Of said contract made
default n payment ~ ary 19st "a ri
for anv work ~ afSCT performed Or ANY
skill CT material furnished pursuant "a
any SUCH contract - herein advertised. pr
who within s8td two YEAR. failed 20 cofa-
pe;e any such contracts
Sl.sc3a. attention = called 20 article xxi
% the city charter as Goa in fogcs resst-
lug to hours q labor. and % mrfsc.e
win = -f3on 81. STA ! ard :. relating 90
bcr5s ana s78rcttes
TIE board % paolic works reserves the
A.
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THF CITY OF sEATrLE-c5'y Tressur-
Nq'.ee : hereby given That ,t.e foar,h So
tF1ct No. ~ TOR the IMPROVEMENT - Hi
todgue AveuUs and George Street. IN ne
CITY - Seattle from the esst ma 81 y E
tory Street. Formerly ku,fwn - Sseti0fs
Street. to the Seattle Lake Saers & East
eFn rgns-uf-eay. IN Bsslsys addition. un-
deg ne provis!ous Of ordinance NJ S5is.
Rhlch proYsies Tor tie improvement ~
said street hy grad * and piank.ag the
same. anu constructing sidewalks on both
ssaes thereof, with parking ssr-as tetssen
slices Ks and property tiae. and providing
Ter taS p@s @ent therefor, IN In
staLments, and establishing a fund
sef SUI. sa.h -, payment by he ieSying
the property benefited by the Improvement.
and providing FIR ghe issuance II bonds as
authorized by an a., os tss l-g'sia;pre ~
yth. tsS3, Rn1 under the prosiS ons q ort.-
rance Nc. sSsa. approved Nav tn iXs4 as
amendet. hy ordinance Ne Ss40 approved
july ilIh. 1924 and the City Charter "a
amended and now in force. has been duly
certified 20 me fo- C0.l@,; on ard he re-
sfectiYe sums Therein charged and levied
against each parcel ard lot " ianG and
Part thereof. In va 4 district ia payment o.
such insia inert remains unpaid aud tho
same. n$iudn the Interest On tfe whole
amount charged, must be PAID On or before
the sth day Of March 1850 Unless pay~
ment be made on such fnsts IFveut on ar he
fore the 9th day of March iss9 The sarus
iefest a; the rate II 9 PER cent. ger an
mum. urui paid. and II not raid before
said time. "a penalty Of hys ID rer cagst.
shall be added. and the sums delinquent
SHAH te entered on the annual tax rell for
ne current year against each sot and rHr-
ce. % land and part Thereof 50 seilnqueFss.
and WITH the Interest aaa penalty shall
be collected A. ether taxes. together Nth
such additional charges or peuast4ea IS are
authorized 20 he rARfssI ara collected IN
other delinquent taxes ana each lot nr
parcel % and 50 siefIuatlenf shalt h,s ssst4
fer the anoUnt ~ sgch assessment with
interest Perasty and Costs. ia the manner
pTovi4et by iaw.
a II F1l0TE
city Treasurer ~ the twtv ~ SEATTLE
Date Of first publication. February sth.
tsa4
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TFsE CITY OF sEAT~rI.Es~C1sy Treas
Nesice Is aeresy given ina, ire an an
nc4s lnsta slsnea; q local improvement DIS
Street. n ire Ssty 81 Seattle, from DIVISION
Street - Madison Street under the pro
Fl~sog=s - ordinance Ne. Sasa which pro-
vices fSf ne 5Tansox srls0l % SID street ~
SIfassr1etLng a sewer 25ang ses center llns
f "a Hyde Street between sAsd streets.
Eh14@2ES al necessary yves ussnAoles.
Easst4s t2aks. and proviaiag fer ne pay
$neHt therefor = sai&ment< a1G eSiso-
:Sasns tur3 so- sacA payment ~ ths
.SSs.nS and f~aisec1ten of sssee al assess
.aents upon Ire property nseested ey tae
II. prev i1tsnS. Au0 providing feF ths iSSss-
~toe ~ aSsrcs As authorized by an act ~
re legislature - the State 81 Washington.
aNrFeFed March @h tSSS And uudaE 80
Provisions - ordnance No S.&4s approved
Mas IA, ~ - amended by ordinance Ne.
So approved july Iish "a sua ,hs CITY
ChaFteF a. amended ara now IN 'orce has
oeen caiy certified 20 ;ae Tor collection. and
zoe respective Sums therein charged All!
teft ea 4SstuSt zach parcel And ses 80 lana.
and part Thereof IN saa8 district n payment
81 s&cn tCstaIfne0g remains unpaid Rai
ths same istc pStnr the interest on the
wha&s amount charged must &s aA3 on or
sFfors The s.h t&y ~ MSry.A. fSsn Unless
aNGNfit - MADE or such }nStaatsuers ca ar
hefore the tsa 1sN z March fSss sae szFae
s1si. become Delinquent ans shall hear "a
feF"sf a; he rate cf neT cent per auDU7a.
E's+ ttA+N FhtA - taes fHsAaA Nrttat@ san SEHc-
d penalty ~ rive (3s tsef HsHt shah ha ADJ
ed. and ~ stlras delinquent shall - en-
tered on tne annual TAX sol Tor the >arrent
year against eacA }og 8pd rsreri II land.
ans part t&era0s, 50 delinquent and viii
TIE iuiefee; ard penalty shan be ed
IS otacr taxes. together With such Rdai-
ttonai charges or Penalties IS are author
fged 90 be fsSged and collected oa other
Ge3nQHs0g .nNes- and each lo} or pare. Of
lana SO Gef UaUept SHAH he sola for 70
amount - such assessment. With Interest.
penalty aa3 coSs. In the manner provided
y lan \ II EpoTE
city Treasurer ~ TIE cts ~ Seattle.
nate ~ lst publ cation Feh'y AN iSaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-05
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