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Tomorrow.

c. G. Sloan & Co, Aucts.. 1407 C St n.w.-saIe
Of collection Of oriental rugs and carpets on Tues
day, Feb 81, at ii an. and pm
James W. Rateltfe. Auet $40 Pa ave NV
Trustees sale of No. 1874 Va. ave sw on Tues-
day, Feb. p, at 4;3o pm. Alexander H. Bell aud
Frank p. Madigan. trustees
Duneansm Bros, Anets 9Th and d SITS NV
Trustees sail Of property Military rosd on
Tuesday, Feb 81. at $50 pm. william Il. Ed
mopstm and John D. Coughlan, trustees.
John Doyle Carnody. Auct.-Sale Of unredeemed
pledges, on Tuesday, Feb q, at 10 am, ut store
of II. X. Fulton No. 31i 9th st. NV.
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DUNCANs0N BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.

DCNCANSON BROS, AtGTlONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
LOTS IN SGT ARE 80, BETWEEN Q AND z
AND 2lST AND I'D STREETS NORTHWEST
June Il, 1882 and duly recorded in Liber No
1883 folio l53 ct seq, of the land records of the
District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
Will sell, at public auction, in front of the prem
ises, on WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH LAY OF
FEBRUARY, AID. 1899, AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land and premises
situate in the city Of Washington, III the District
Of Columbia, and designated and being lots
ISL, l52 and l53 Of William L. Bramhail and
others subdivision OF lots in square sxtynine (j9J
said subdivision is recorded In Book Is page ii
of the records of the Office the surveyor Of said
District.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance In two equal
instalineLts payable In one and two years, with
interest at SIX per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, from day OF sale, for which notes of
the purchaser TO be given secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold, all cash at the ONION
of the purchaser. deposit of SI0O on each LOT
VIII be required of the purchaser at the time of
sale. All conYeyanctng, stamps, recording and
n0tarlal fees at the cost of the Purchaser. Terms
day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defauiting purchaser.
The said lots will be sold subject to the con-
demnation proceedings (if VALID for opening
NEWPORT PLACE" which takes the south IL
feet front by width of said lots us part Of the
said Newport Place or street
WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON,
500 9Th st. NV,
R0BT. E. L. WHITE,
.o sos d St NV,
Ja24-d&ds Trustees.
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- 1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY THIRD 1899
Al QUARTER PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
WILLIAM E. EDMONSrON,
ROBT. L. L. WHITE,
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH 1889 at
the same time aud place.
WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON,
ROBr. E. L. WHITE,
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UETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. FEERT AIRY TWENTIETH. 1899. AT
HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. at the same
place,
MATuON ASHFORD.
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CETHE AROvF SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
IT ESiNi. FEEEUA AIRY FOURTEENTH. 1899. at
THREE O'CLOCK PM. at thu same place.
NAfTTBN ASHFORD
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Trustees
NATTIL. WILSON. Attorney for party secured.
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Problem for Cuban As,embly.

The problem for the Cuban assembly is
to provide further means of payment
When they get to the practical side OF the
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CyTUF AROYE SALE IS POSTPONED TSTII.
TUESDAY. TEERr AIRY FOt ZENITH. 1899 at
QUARTER FAST THREE O'CLOCK PM. at the
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Address go la. ave NV.
NATIL WILSON. Attorney for party secured,
Nos T-2-G24 St nv. ja25-dSds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

MISSING PEOPLE WANTED.
Chief OF Police Reed Receives .
bpnai~ of Inquiries.

Chief Of police Rect received several let
tiers Of inquiry yesterday afternoon aaOg.
people sssaSs1asss - - He1nE IS Seattle.
Among them were the following.
william. Frances sullivan 3 pa ns4- ana
paper hanger. fermer.y % Far Saskatrhe-
wans IN supposed 20 have Gene - SEATTLE
during January Ills wife ss AZ W. T..
PeiFes's ssa.taTiurl i3ana Springs. and L.
anxious 10 hear from rim.
Thomas e Griffin. ~ Canton. Mas.
writes thar he would Ike Information 81
William T. Griffin. wsn formerly lived at
3zg@ F-rst avenue. Seattle. No reply has
he@s received 70 THE iaa. tarse letters witt
ter, G-talr Is 3 steamboat ran.
Paul swSEraA Raa & CLERK IN sl4e employ
% II. NJ Fefe Il 70. ~ this city His
brother. FTesierlok f. Bsysraa OF 80 Wsss
broadway. New York eisy. has Ho.s heard
from him since June last. NIals 4 c..
iaongilt tina, neggFau wss employed by the
Great Northern. ngf this roi the case
His whereabouts - > mystery.
Jacob Morris. Of Isl eeaauS street. North
Tcnawands. " Y. seSst tnat be recently
living In Sea lie NaEa.ns has been heard,
previous - this report. Of the missing
mar for five years. ". r. Morris - de-
Sersbed az sfevessore ta.rty years old
and Ter~ large.
II unsserTaad" 49, Mike Bush. % Me
r0Tiase. Niz. ''thst There is raan h your
city named Charley HaFniSh He If work
iEg in a xhlngle nslt II you all! be so
KIND "a 20 let ne knew x he IL there !
viii tell y1t What IN do
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Husbn nds Charged with Neglect,
Cruelty and SOo-Support.

Six complaining wives were granted Ill
yorces by Judge Jacobs In the superior
court yesterday. In three cases non~sup-
port and abandonment were the causes
FOR divorce alleged. In two cases the de-
PENDANT husbands were charged with using
cruel and abusive language ard thereby
rendering life hurtlensome for their
spouses and In one case GOODNESS and In
difference on the par, Of the husban! WAS
the alleged cause Of domestic unhapps-
ness
THE last case was that OF Annie Hand
who after twenty years of married life
brought suit against her husband Mat
thew w Hand. alleging absolute and ir-
reconcile Die trcompatthiliiy of .enper Fer
five years she testified her husband hal
treated her In a cold, indifferent, inxy n
pathetic and understandable fuanns- With
out cause OF any Kind. Tais treatment;
she said. had a lad eTect on their SIX
children. and IL was better .hs- such an
example Of domestic disc0rd be .eTnovei
from their presence. The c0ur. agreed
with her
Jennie Johnson was given q divorce from
James johnson on acc 1unt az alleged in
ilTniiiex hsaped upon .iAr bv him after
eight years 81 matrimony. Amelia Carl
SON Was givsr decree RON Charles 4.
Carlson. She charged tat he called her
vile and abusive names IN the presence ~
her children. and with II provocatiea
Nellie I. Finn and Peer a Finn Eliza
beth Eanslstgh ard II " Hansieish. ana
Hannah g. Gay and Charles Il. ga. geee
divorced orr the ground II noa-support ard
abandonment on the part 81 the three hus-
hands
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

A HISTORIC CORNER.
Cfty Plans for a Fountain at second
Avenue south and Iesier.

The board of pahIc works has dstsrmi1-
ef 10 bsautity the triangular piece Of
ground situated al the corner OF Second
avenue south and Yesier WAY. wialcs was
condemned and purchased by the munici
paiity shorty after the ire. in order to
widen Second avenue.
\ force az city prisoners has been ~
work the spot fer the past two days.
digging out OF the surface earth broken
htsn that accumulated there years ago and
which were covered W when the street
was regarded. The hoard proposes 70 plant
ornamental shrubs On The ground aud
later, perhaps. erect A fountain.
This Triangular piece % land is a rather
historic spot, During the days Of the com
snonwsal movrmsut Il was the scene Of
many forensic combat between leather
hinged siatesfnsu ~ the street corner per-
sussiHu. During shs campaigns Of that
period never ending scattering Of men
was seen III day Iona aad far Into the night
discussing abstract problems ~ finance
and labu. There was horn fnary a papu-
ikt pasficisn To- ti1e disputanfs were
mostly savocates - one ism or another
During he klondlke days on tae uar-
row pict - ground there stood rows aaa
rows % shaggy cayuses fr1un he plains
ana valleys 20 the Interior waiting far a
rurCnneTr. Then tt was sAat the price al
causes rose from sss 70 sssss In a fgyy ,savss
We hare determined IL make fhaS aser,
OF ground an attractive SPOT IN fhs c3fv"
saia Superintendent isissie ~ TBS stree.
department, Yesterday. 1T - right Fri 80
cfnte; of sTaffsr down Yrsler svsx ana Sec
ona avesae Thousands NJ people pAss II
every 3sy. ny and ~ she s,ifv wtit h,lIla
foUnfsfr there- PERHAPS -
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Assigned 20 Comm md the Patterson
lie L~etur-d icster.fat

Capt. ] r Pratt has hse1 4 "a = 81 from
duty In the tsfl ci y see 20 81 nj
z sdesie yey, and dcFarted 81 ight far
San Fras cisco sasse &c Ike n ard
Of tie government steamer Patfe-s =.
W ich he i he ~ = rrg So
the spring u continue his surveying { 'he
asst ne - We te~s 4 ska =. \ Y~unz
Capt PFstt's sfan. has fe essixnea
% have g arge o! he : a;iIe cfsce in ire
Bs ley bferk
The Patterson VII 81 ! Ter The rorsh X,
~ nth an8 Nit ston Ngrs en- no age -
take on e al ms a number ~ r.
The work tbs sum- er WI be 30 eurs
thu ma ~ ~ the Yuk :. h rou~hfY snf
also the outer part 4 fe FAR vi
stYetc~es cor niles into the ses- Hes Is
this. II Is the intention 20 to@atc ths IN y
ue7 IN - levin hay. max NJ nr el:mi~a-v
Surveys ard ? re*enr aissa"cc ( ST. part
~ tAai wafer a. nsvigatoFs are m re fhan
usually interest a IN Buoys a7f = AGO 1s
" J. tae plaes thee 20 mark he hannefs
ard also 10 designate the deepest water at
the eEt ancs 20 the Yukon.
Cap. Pratt who spe Al Il last sea
srn 1round the Yukon improving snd Ger
- ling ct4rs. eavs an nj resting tax
Yesterday manning Ia = number 4 aeeD-
water masters. who gathered 20 listen to
an ei'Fc'5 afion % iiiionS a that loo l.
ty. His address was % unaeual i9'e eat
ana un benefit to the shippers. The
curtain WIZ de'iver a address before the
Prrtana CAarnbsr OF Conn c. on he
same subject while he IL on his wav south
AMI MI sDeak again before the San Fran
cisco Chamber - Commerce
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The last lecture far the season % the
Instructive series given under the auspices
- ire Academy ~ Scir1e@ ard Letters
was delivers. last evening ny Pref Trevor
klncat3 OF the state university.
Pref hlneAsas address was ar interest
tng ard even humorous description IF
The Life History 81 Insects" cop.aussy
illustrated by original drawing. Tt these
not fam liar with tse wonderful pseloTn-
eroa IF tbs insect weird h.s FsFnsrhs and
dra wings were rsyefa ticns. wall establish
Ing the fact that truth s stranger saan
fieft1n
Oa President Mcmahon rerasrkinE at
the close 81 fhe lecture that those VINO
heard Il should commend the action Of tie
regents os chs state university N p-osst9i-
Ing Mr.. kuca.S 70 are;essorsss2. the ST.
ileuce hurst into a round of e7thus asfic
ard prolonged applause.
The begsaEtmT % t1s academy was
hard struggle for existence deriving no
Support from the raassTvat sc scientists
- tae city and tks hard lae9Fs Fl the
enthusiastic yearg srentasts who carried
IL forward 10 SIS firai and successful ter
r.iEas{0s have heen ns aTtily corn u enasd
The academy wSn reorgauixe At the COM
ruence naent OF the corning winter.
The academy and those who have AT
tended are much Indebted 30 the financial
support and pb.ian,hropic erdsasor OK
CsTtNsth DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

NEW RULE OF PRACTIC.-.
superior Judges Prescribe for FIJI
Ing Of Papers In Court Cases.

a new and important r,s1e OF practice was
announced by the judges of the superior
c5ur; yesterday regarding IRE filing %
papers in tfe clerk : office. TIE rslle "a de
signed 70 prevent papers ret 1,ssE from be
ting uSel IL the tTisl cf causes = practice
which has IN the pass resulted IL consider
able confusion. The following is a copy
u ira ruls:
''Au original PAPERS n any cause. served
more than twenty-fau~ hours prior % lac
hearing of any enu;sSs - matter IN such
cause. shall 80 fed II tA@ aI3Ce u re
clark 81 tAls court a. 1esst tweaty-foUr
hours prior - fhe hearing % Such mat
ter all oyi<inai papers served wIthig tw@Fs-
tf-scs1- No8Ts gT5o= = such caring shall
te Giat IL sai8 cffsce before the hearing
% SRt3 mates shat hs entered ur0n
A eaten % tAis vet'e or auv provision
theEeof NAV - punished bv 80 refusal
az re court ,o hear sttch contested matter
GNtG Sszrh tire after s3lch papers shaff
Esra hs~.' She's. &C fre court sHsM direct
ass slsa - fa@ tsr p0ss3oa < FERNS Rz5tH
n tse si.Srrf 1ter - tNs Fruir- az -hE court
rrsy Akews~a. tn IS f3ScrNsi11 hear and
- 'yfr1fne such aaz - ufsaa ne TssHa-s
else {u compliance @tn sA3S rule gvttn.5tst
regard - Sry raes * ues So rls,T 60
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LEAGUE TO BE ORGANIZED.
For suppert Of q Mems shelter IN
the city Next Winter.

Ar effort viii shorty be made 10 es'ap-
tsh mems shelter in ihe city An al
trrIl1at Vas made .ast fail To organize sacn
40 institution hu; owing 20 the late5ess Oh
the season when Ire workers got together
IL vas n0t very successful.
The obtecs % such an institution is TO
ur8v!ae a shsi.er for men where al very
email cost 'lsey may procure food and lodg-
ir@ TIE COS; is tnts nded 70 he as low a.
cent? In - - A man has no m 9usy. upon
dei9g Iitts work about the place ne
may procure food ans l3lg *. TIE organize
THIS shelter 8 ceiling VIII be heid IN t1e
WsSr.ninsts- Presbyterian church ca mex,
Sunday evening. with a view 10 getting
members of the church Interested III the
work ard to advance the necessary imam.
ciai support un;E the Institution shall De-
erTss sef-suFpcftsr ting.
Several speakers Vii address the meet.
ing srncng them q BAR, secretary OF
the Charity Organization Society.
II VII probably be some time In October
before airy active werk VII be done, the
object OF Sundays meeting being 70 Ee.
the project before tbs peoeie Of The church.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22
COMMEMORATE HENRY GEORGE.
Gathering Of His Disciples to De
Held Here septe z, $500.

The disciples OF Heafy George viii gath
er tn this city September ?. 1873. 10 COM
meugorate hts itte bv appropriate exercises
An invitation - thsr aSsemDlage has been
forwarded - Hon. James g. Mcguire. OF
California; Hon. a0nas l.. Johnson. OF
Ohio: Gov Hazen s Pingree. Of Michigan:
Hon Jerry simpson. of Kansas. and ex-
Gov John p Aligeld. OF Illinois This Is
signed by r. n. Benson. Robert Bridges
and Frank J Browne and r. as follows
The. disciples OF Henry George and ad-
voeate.s of his theory Of eQualiziag oppor =
,unisies az life, desire to CONNIE morate his
life and services by suitable exercises. 70
be held al Seattle Wash. on September 2,
1852 We desire the honor ana the inspira-
ton 80 your presence upon that occasion.
and hope that vou viii be able TO give rom
your store % knowledge and power 10 the
people 81 our state. 10 the end that prog
ress without poverty may obtain for all
men.
Hoping 10 receive from you the an
rounoement that you will be prssen, upon
that occasion
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Deputy CNuspissiler George X Ttsrxe.t
who Is aoe of the best known 81 TO-, en-
yloyes az the c5fy haH waS ca@rness ga
his howse Yesterday by sickness
Apti = is t5e ttrta sss FOR tne ufeeF}ss e
- t>sas far ttsa construction ~ . @syser
90 Fa~t columbia street, from Erssst-
wSN 81 ~~sffh avenue. GR8 tAe <sFsfa
Gas tha heard w5it consider bids far the
construction 90 p ~ewer eu Twe~tEesn ave-
rse, between }e~trs2n Syrees ard yes'~v
w@y
F5tT engineer i~@r'sru SAT ~ his desk
yesterday more s.E ar15H "a r4es&e ~anx n
scrkUen eue-tFa8 s- r-rutsfeisne she Esss.
ran TIE sfe8tsy cha-l5& e asssss7,-rs fssa.se
werk impossible. .1' Pc rifr eae$necr
fr"5,AS IN" f1Fet at ftH nf So ~ariHg cav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

Tho municipal court part0os ~ the ra-
ture - an opium dcn for n short time yes
ierday afternoon. Pipes and alt ether nc
cs ssoTic$ were piled ~ on tahle in sront
of JuaKc Cam. while f0sr prisoners occu-
pied -" Se~k TIE eldest hatitass II TIE
c2'iF, Go rot recall when cue raid pFo-
aueed such a Est There was = p-rsfv
" hise woman z c1j0rg~5 wnYran a cslored
mar 9aG Cginswan, WITH the exception,
~ the Ehiuan'a1 al pleaded gull y ami
wrre fined S,ga eaCA. All lee insist 4
thas be vas rot present when the -ai3
WAS roa3e wntsn was - direct esntra,tsc-
tion - &ae detectives teStiu ny. lee wss
fined 81 -
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yictfm - Washiagton street Boiler
Exploslau sues for q 500.

Albert Swanson IRE - tire victims 81 tie
Wasnsrgtn~ v1rsa@e ecfser expsasSorss s11e1
occurred fsst 1scsf1h hes c9-sss1eace8 ~.ss
~ sae Superior cnuys for Il 80 6AEax@s
zEzsrst 20 var Ter Ven TIE osree. and
Dave Blake - Lessee a. the sail ing -
whsca the steam heater watch ca2ss1 t5e
Disaster was located
S-azson sal ass left ankle srrasres and
was ~cunsSees n TIE right leg. escass
-rzarH fn---s~zs-Ev than others ~ ~ gETe
injured shrxz ~ whom 6 He alleges
TRAIT Var der Een ard Blake ara sot-s1g
responsible fer Ehs acez@ssss charging ia;
tA@ sasets ysfTe or the boiler VAS soa
hes rtsr Weighted ard thas there was 70
s+e1-Eal2staE tank connected with sas
boiler 70 permit the escape a. Surplus
sseEz. ard hot water
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sE~-8s New York Blk.

suosed IergtngiY out Of Doors for a usa-
n1srsz. closed his desk with a srar and
Isfs wgrk for the day. 'sIn nave "a wxg.
ssA the carpenters get through before /,
Fan accomplish anything" NJ saiH 70 =
caller.
he city crs0ncsi era rrfssr has seer. trans
fa5nss-f srtc busy Workshop by the
Craftsmen ard Other employees % tire city
sh2sEs@ss office This Is OF account OF
the alterations that srs hetng mate - the
building DESKS ~ which rn@rs sis Esiing
up long rows 81 figures ard tarlzl ag All
sorts os maps ard bite griats are thick
In ssae COUNCIL cha rTss>sr
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M'I.Ei.I.AN BEGINS WORK.
starts Construction of Denny Way
sewer system on Neutou Hill.

Contractor r. Mcclellan has begun work
on The construction 81 The Denny way
sewer system being fh. largest saver con-
tract ever let in the history Of the city
A gang az thirty workmen was iut 20
work Yesterday at broadway and Denny
way These WI he shortly reinforced by
mere iahorers Much 81 the material 10
he used in the construction of the system
has haen placed on the ground ard teams
are constantly engaged tr hauling cement.
brick ana clay pipe To the streets cover
ing tie district.
The contractor has to.s~ months II which
70 complete the work. This Viii take nsfn
" al fhrNugh The summer
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The seattle.

c. r Williams Sacra nseneo: c. II Han
ter San Francisco. WEn. II Affair. F>airna-
Lytie. BotheiI Wash: A V Bell. city.
q 4 Hubbard Portland Charles /. by
~. Alaska u. {. Bangs. New York. John
: McMhlan. Paul II; McMilian;. Roche
Conn. Sam n. krlesaly. Philadelphia
pa: r. n. Berruell. Tacoma C. ketch-
una Se3ro- W ooiiey: w. j Barnard wife
ard child. City. j = r Webeer. San
r G. II Beecber. Port Townsend l..
Fass Noun, Vernon: Mrs " L. Church
Du0geusSs. l.. SFsinnsuser ard wife. Port
1auf. sam Cohen. San Francisco. Fred
saohumtsh. " A Parker Pig Lake y
. McGarry Rochester. y + ] E. No
Nano~ Everett Duncan IS Moore New
YORK William u. IIgxetl ard wife Pitts
burg, pa Mr. ard Mrs Charles II Ste
veFs, Tacoma, =. Fraaken5urgsr BaIfast,
Fred G Pickering = Million. J. &. Par
sozs Mount Vernon J A Davis. Everett
( y Pratt y. J RGcker, Everett. Lee
Miner Olympia l. N Johnson La con
rer: William FHnk Olympia; Z T. Ceiey.
CITY
George n. BLANCHARD c5,y. p Mol
Brown. C3ty. a I. Broaihenf L. : :
Graat. J Reaels5elTDer Porg}ani ". II
F.oe-rrs Nlctorsa. J n srrl,a Portland.
l. r rlechne-- -. Passl. Lester " Ia
yia. hsige, issepa Mari l.es'or Z
S3ea&sne r. ~ Bowrar Evcrstt T n.
Seville @@czann- " 4 SAMPLE GHir7-
ian: r n Harris SpTln9aeii Mass 4
" Damon. Springfield Mass loan G
TseTn4n Tacoma f'res1os; SAVER. Taco-
rA- ~ lars Tacoma Ttaeo Nahrr
fea r NJ firozn Alma. WESs 10
senA Turner Srohom3sh Mr. ard Mrs
William RAlps Vancouver p G. Mrs
~ N T'yTs ar Au3a- p =, Mr. ard
ATS E.oSer; \ Srss-A f-sseaxo. .
Taorrtan. Saa Franets-s. Mr. as3 Mrs.
" L. Calvin F>rassot Jnse91 Asher
CAieAEo. Artn9~ u Hawkes.. Sncasvsi>n.
J l. IAesau; Aa2ut vernon = T.
SchTntsr San f'rsns}sc1 Aires Ranrc-
Tser. Szn Fra~ctxeo, Hank Summers
Sar Francesca JoAm 81 Hare Aberdeen. =
T s~reexsr. Ev-vesE & Z. Fl&nsry. Ev-
srets-
The Ratnier-GYaad-
NJ = 2 S3'}stt C8sy: = l. Hoffman,.
fEansl&3u Y + Meyer. Chsc8Es. 7. II.
kaan Vance r. Bsrfct Braxisr PAsla-
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Ms E7s1~rauxhs PHILADELPHIA =. v AZ
taar paslaGssEsfssa- l. y. ss@ssl1sli. EsEe~-
az NJ Terrs1 Hazard NJ XIX CITY,
DAVID Class SpcxAEps Ms + Il Bre~n-
al Eysse:t: George BEacs TAozAs. L. 8
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TO MUM Tuts SEWER.
otds for work ia Southern Part Of
~tty Ia he npHaest v.aax

The hoard u isahi}c trRS e!s yneet thls
innrnnS f7r the purpose AE eg.ersisasy hf,fs
Ter ire construction ~ p hcx sewer
through the district Esa the eaefafer ~ part
Of iAe cstF whish ~as Versslfiv s,.rs9,,.ti
rs trSaNitaFN ny the board nf heastN +rna
man part ~ the saver NlIt - ~ ys..taa
Tbs IS the Descriptions ~ fhe sessar bv
STREETS. rs given on the records - tNe
board at public works
Along the afiFV between * lnE ans Jack
sor streets. block - 81 NayNsr3'x as7sftf0gY
thence en ksrg street. between Ffsth ana
Sixth avenues south thence m Weller
st'eet between Sixth and Seventh avenues
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22

County Surveyor White VIII Con
tiuue to Hold the Position.

County Surveyor Clarence l. White has
withdrawn his resignation. which was ten
dered 10 the board Of county commission
ers last week TIE resignation was
brought about by a misunderstanding on
thu part Of Mr.. White. who feared the po-
sitiun OF county surveyor rs he under
ncYent IN enable rim 80 retain IL
Yesterday however Mr.. White and the
commissioners held a conference and as
result Mr. White withdrew his reslgfs.-
ton and Will cantiuu.. 70 serve the county
during the term for which he was elected
on The Republican ticket
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7, iS -sro~tei teet ur'ess t'te Ugh, s'sr-
ar.ea rs fsspAnss+ that were t-se-as - ls 80.
go 80 .rAfrs a. = TrV rerrt, IL r. fHN
steamer u rtxaara ~h.ch WIS wrecked r
3aaeks lsaSN5 tHSt "a F9cr pzT fnsi
gisS Csnt Ja-7ns Caro- gfrefv~~ u $50
rosean 4 Aksske TIA u&fltft attNr < raF ny
ire nw~e - fSs &asse} Ut a7i +.
Axa M tAeT S=v tsRf ara tis:. cart car
~e}f e cayrvtnG ~ -TTvs"@9' 81, - wtta w.
fsS7grers ans w 81 scsSe - : e Fraee 80
- t~rse@s3yY Xxx ut tSr matter p 4 ssw
DAYS Z 'hr -uasss< - n2t sctt -
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Ross Cnap5n. Her}4r, Wells amd (gvse
tsarnett The thTas bows who ran away
from their h1r1es go IRIS city Thursday
we're yesterday caught !1 Everett TSev
bad armed themselves wsth SIX shooters
Ho8 were = "a - - cross tAe mountains ar.t
tWTn cast as ha nAits They usY ~ o. once
r.larEas U Ih.lr "a rnn-s n thts ellN