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Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mrs. R. b. Petriken, wife of the super
intendent of the Culbertson mill. who
was injured in runaway yesterday as
noted in these columns put in most
agonizing night and was suffering greatly
today. The pain from the broken collar
bone is her chief trouble though her
bruised arm is also very painful.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Silas Crandall, the new overseer of
the University buildings and grounds,
has moved his household goods into the
rooms vacated by J. E. Bemus and will
at once assume his new duties.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Have you seen those pretty new sash
buckles in Bentley & Craig's window.
They are beauties and they are selling
them SO very cheap.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

The trial of Charles Marquardt and
Charles Norman, charged with burglary
at the John Jay mine, in Left Hand
canon. was in progress before Justice
Henderson today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

LosT-Sunday. July 80 at Mon, Alto,
pair OF skeleton nose glasses with gold
chain attached. Finder please leave at
Camera office and receive reward.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

WANTED-A man and wife, on farm,
who understand the dairy business
Persons with no children preferred
Apply to W.P. Sale or 2IIo I2th street
Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mrs. Summer Hackley left today for
Denver, where she will visit friends for
few weeks. She will later proceed to
Manhattan, Kansas.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01
LADIES' BLACK HOSE.

We wish to call your especial attention
to two numbers OF Ladies' Black Hose,
they are 25c and 35c pair. and the
splendid values are such that you can
not fail to appreciate them.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Edward Boughlon and Ward barley
formerly students in the university here,
were in the list of successful candidates
for admission to the bar this summer,
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

The base ball team will go over to
Longmont tomorrow to play the post
poned game.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mrs. Alma V. Lafferty and daughter
Miss Edna who have been spending
three weeks at the Chautauqua, left for
her home in Denver today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Judge r. Cooper and
daughter Miss Leona, of Oquawka. ILL.,,
who have been visiting for several weeks
at the homs OF Joseph Haffner, left for
their home today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mrs. E Hungerford who has been
spending week with her Boulder friends
left for her home in Denver this after
nnnn
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

The auction sale of A. E. Beans is
over, but he will sell goods at first cost
so long as they last. See ad.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mrs Oscar Allen of Cripple Creek
who has been spending some lime here
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Weyley, will &C
company them to Estes Park.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Tie Misses Mcfarland who have been
Chautauqua attendants, left today foi
their homes in Ladonia, Texas
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Paul P. Tracy is now on the Chau,au
qua grounds and will give lessons on the
and guitar during the sessions
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Miss Jennie Terry who has been at
tending the Chautauqua. left today for
Salt Lake. After spending several
weeks in the west she will return to her
home in Texas.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

On and after August Ist, 1899. all the
jewellers and milliners of this city will
close their stores at p. m.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

S.A. Hackley has gone to Victor on a
visit to his son Elmer,
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Joe Bergheim returned today from
New York and other eastern points where
he has been making his fall purchases of
stock for his clothing store.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Harl S. Kittie went TO Denver today to
meet Mrs. J. S. Cook. Mrs. kittle's
mother, who will make visit here.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

M. Meyer has returned from New
York, where he went to make his fall
purchase of goods for his clothing store.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mrs w. L. Bottoms, who has been Wis
itlng friends in Boulder for the pas, three
weeks. has returned to her home in Black
Hawk.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01
rne' rDAlhY sAmERA

John Lortz started for West Plains,
Missouri. today
Daily camera., 1899-08-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Sam Evans. the jamestown miner. was
in Boulder today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

L. K Knapp, brother OF the genial
marshal, was over from Denver on a
visit
Daily camera., 1899-08-01
LADIES' WAISTS. SILK OR COTTON.

Not many left What we have, have
been cut to close out the last one, as We
never carry any OF these goods from one
season to another.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

MISS Gillian, very popular Chau'au-
qlln, left for her home in Waco today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Miss Emma Hetherington left this
morning for Gnnnison.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Mrs. Will Mitchell who has been i'll
with bronchial trouble fer couple Of
weeks, was somewhat improved today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Little Tommie Teal is here to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Teal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-01

Hoods Pills liver I'LL. the non irritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla.
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dairy. uaso1fc: leg4s, nrms fresh, L.:
cheese. steady: 1crea-nx. NA8fsc-
LIVE STOCK MARKETS



CHICAGO. March H-Castie averaged
iac lower. choice e<evss excepted. whsss
were scarce aud steady. fancy cattle
medium, - sieSs, beef Steers. 3 Assst- %,
sfcckers and feeders Usa6S.ss s. bulk. ~
-. COWS ard heisers A<s0s-as. Western
fed steers. A-ESS. Texas steers. N.aess
Ale; calves, $S.Dsi7i5
Hogs ruled largely .s.c higher early.
but the Improvement Was all lest, TAR
TO choice 0SN0A9es4. heavy packing lasA
81 a4S5. IN, mixed 81 asS3S sess. butchers
G%<Jase: hght, E.sSsn2Nse. Pigs. $3.50
an
There WAS . Surprisingly good demand
for sheep despite the continued liberal Of
serinxs and prices rose rapidly. showing
an advance OF 20 cents III tive DAYS sheep
brought N-S<3s: largely at Ssa4s With 9
few culis bringing SSuSss. ysaTssngs. Ais
9S: lambs, 81 sau6se. chiefly a, $50 and
Receigts-CAstle. isooe. hoxS. sa,ess': sheep
i5.eoa
Omaha.
OMAHA. March as-Catsie-Recespts,
.*a head: market slow 10 iar lower. ma
tive beef steers. syI5a Western steers
81 G646e; cows and hesfers. G-Nss T. -;
Gamers. $3-5euase, stockers and feeders,
8. Ss04e; calves. $&p~se. bulls and stays
Hogs-Recesp;s. $50 head Market 20
ioc: heavy Aass3ss. mixed. G-s7azzyAp,
light. x;-5eas.so bulk Of sales. Ssssas<s
asess.
Sheep-Racelpts. hoe head. market so
f0c higher: fair TO choice westerns. Au
As0; common and stock sheep. &US1;
iaulke. A2s5S.S.
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SAN FRANCISCO Markets.


Dreaasta9s-
SAN FRANCISCO. March a-Finur
easy at lately reduced pTscesI wheat On
cali opened iowe- owing 10 continued rain
psA asterNast was firmer in sympathy with
stlnnx enaeaxc market Spot quiet and
unchanged. Barley opened Al sharp little
Decline and then became steadier. Spe;
Was On the verge Of break but holders
sma ssss.ed TO meet shs situation. Oats
SIN held nD at old prices. little or no
trade Spot quotations wer~.
fhir-Nes for family extras. CsGs. 8,
v wsss'r~.s sas. ...s, 6 xasS: Oregon and
Shipping. a@ for No. and
Naess Tor choice. milling. Q-Enf.G.,.
sarsey-Feed. 81 agiS IS: brewing. 81 SO
oass-Poor 10 fair. n mai IS. good TO
choice. ssBpi a: fancy feed. s. sssraf 4;
gray. A-s71xEsi.s7i1, milling, N.Ssixsf L4s.9.
surprise. NEs1ia.
Recespta
Flour, quarter sacks, $50: wheat. cen.
eais. no: beans. sacks. assS: potatoes.
40. mijdlinxs, sacks. leo. hay. tons sa:;;
wool bales, iss; hides. number. AZ, quick
silver. TASKS. ia. wine. gallons, A,S6A
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Fsrm; May. n-oe,S: December.
Bariey-Easy: Deceuneer, soc: new, ssse.
Corn-Large yellow. N.l03li2
BTan-$is. 0ufe 50
Wool sna Hops.
Wooi-Spring-Nevada, f0f1eIsc: Eastern
Oregon. fsul3c: valley do. l59i7c. Fall.
Northern mountain. sqioc; mountain
lambs. 7Usc. San Joaquin plainA 607c.
Humboldt and Mendoesno. 9&yilc.
Hors-Cgop pf 1855. l5c.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. s9oso0e25a: bran.
SIS NUis.A
Hay-Wheas Nsas: wheat and cat,
ia 5taii. 30: best farley, N*SfiS50; alfalfa,
srluI2: stock, 3la51i1So: straw. per bale.
Po,atoes-Early ross. N-ssGlso: river
burbanks. n-ggl7S: Oregon burbanks.
vegetahies--Nlver skin onions. Oregon.
Nui.s5, garlic, sVloc; cucumbers. u1-so;
green peas 4a6c. tomatoeA u.5oGs box:
fancy asparagus, 34Soc; egg plant. 15c;
mushrooms. l0ul5c.
Fruits-Apples. cHoice, SITS: common.
5Oc; oranges, naveis. s. 3@1S; Mexican
lines. re-pack, A5oy5: bananas 81 Sou. 50:
common California lemons, 75cdN-8;
choice, $i-502
Butter-Fancy creamery. &c; do sec
onds. isQlsc: fancy dairy. tls'sgi7e, do
seconds. 15disc: picked l5Glsc; frkin. Ii
GiSc.
Cheese-New. l0s1dli,sc; California
cream chetidar, lec: young America liza
1ec: Eastern. lziaul3ie; Western, lra4l2c.
E,gss-Store. iial5c: fancy ranch, l5QiSc.
Poultry-TGrkey gobblers l2alsc. tur-
key hens, lsQllc; old ROSTERS. S.0us;
young ROSTERS, T.sAaGS 50. small broilers,
al; hers, S.5oQs5o; old ducks. 1901 50;
geese, N.75a2 pair; goelings. y2013: old
pigeons. N.s00l7s; young pigeons, $s-as0
40
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March s-The market
had q highly professional appearance to-
cialties. where interest centered. and mod
crate Improvements ia the railways which
were comparatively neglected. An easier
tendency appeared early, sympa;hetically
nervously In the general market. while
among the specialties fluctuations were IN
many cases sensational Sugar. after =
about simiessly, jumped TO lee. eased of.
but retained Sis points or Its advance,
Brooklyn Transit dropped OF sharply, bat
recovering. left OF fraetionsliy above yes.
teriayJ figures. Manhattan was lifted
ever points. Third Avenue regaiaed
much OF its loss OF yesterday. closing eight
points higher on the day, IN connection with
the amendment Of the Amsterdam avenue
bill. On talk of an extension Of the 10,
cal gas war, Consolidated Gas dropped
I points. half Of which 1t resa,ned. Con-
tinental Tobacco and American Tobacco
the lowest New York Air Brake plunged
down II points on offerings. and recovered
only 3. American Steel and Wire was
strong. and Federal Steel was sympathet-
ically 80 TO lesser extent The Changers
showed somewha, hardening tendency.
and the market closed strongly.
Good support WAS noted in some posi-
tons in the bond market. but there was
liquidation In other sections which caused
some irregularity. The increased ease Of
call money influenced more general buy
ing OF the better known seml- speculative
MORTGAGES. Total saies. g. 900.
T.. s. new fours. registered. advanced u
and new fours coupons. and the new shrees
los. the old fours coupons, gained y In
the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, sa5 per cent: last loans,
81 per cent; prime mercantile paper. sis
H4k per cent. sterling exchange, steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 5,&1AS5is demand and AS1&s34 sixty
commercial bills. As2AQ+Szi.: silver Ger
tifica,es, eO1S0.ac; bar silver, ss,xc: Mexi-
can dollars, $7tsc; government bonds.
strong: state bonds. strong. railroad bonds,
Irregular.
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RESOLUTION No. ss-Be Il resolved by
N. city Council OF the city Of Seattle
as fellows
tls That II IS the intention Of the f1sy
Of Seattle ~ improve Jackson Street. from
Second Avenue Snsith 20 Railroad Avenue.
hv FepiauktnE
"a Tha, the eess thereof be paid by as
seSsmenss npon the rressrsy ahatting up
on salt portion ns saia Jackson Street.
under the plan II immediate Payment
sss me mariner provided by the charter ana
ordinances % the city OF Seattle
IN Thaf the Cigy Engineer he directed
Ia furnish go the city Council an estimate
Of the cost of said Improvement
tp That the matter Of making said I'm
pravesaenf will Re considered ny the City
Council al u session thereof 10 6e held
on the ieth asy 81 April. iss at 80
o'clock N, 81 wkIcA stgse all persons
desiring - be heard hsfere the City Caan-
cit ugsa0 tfe matter 90 making said I'm
Essovessenf sTe ressne3 "a 10 present
Passed the CITY s~omngH me afyh day az
Marsn lsga and signed ny me 10 span gas
Sfen as differentiation os Us passage tAss
spsh day u March, iSs
w V RfNEuART
rrsxtteut % the g-stg Council
ENies rs me tais ss.a gay q Msreh fxse
Will. ~ PARRY,
city Comptroller & EsS-affirsa CITY Clerk
"a - X t,URTEl4I~ Deputy Clerk
nase ~ mrs, pssslieallon Msrea =, tsss@
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET

NAs4t~ Al8rSes sssr aaeg4vs. ATsar' NJ
: &3aa- @e No { sssssssssgs. So railing
M Ulah zsc Nc : EigsSreszz a..
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PORTLAND. March s-whea.-walia
AAAA s6S7c; valley. 5scs hiuestsm. sn9
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TACOMA WHEAT MAskEr.

TACOMA. Msrvh - --wAszs~-sslz.. se..e
Asa<StxGA ss1s~sr<-
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, March "a sharp bulge on
the curb before business commenced, to-
gefher with the unfavorable weather.
caused an eager demand Tor wheat a. ne
Gsisc and as several traders who have been
skepticai as TO serious damage 20 winter
wheat changed their minds and showed
sudden desire TO become possessed OF
contracts for future supplies the market
continued to maintain an upward tend
ency. BY the time the price got TO ssixc.
however the most urgent buyers wants
had been satisfied. and as soon as this
support was withdrawn the advance came
To a halt. Then the longs started TO take
profits. and as there was good deal OF
selling for the short account II did not
take long for the price 20 reesde to 6SAc-
Liverpool closed with gain for the day
of from IEiiisd. Thta. together with fresh
outside buying orders that came In. which
were more than sufficient to absorb the
offerings, started another uptnrn. and AZ
the close May was bringing 6si& 1S2hc-
Tbs. corn market was strong. and the
speculative business good. The receipts
were light and indications were In favor
OF them running slim for some time TO
come as country acceptances OF bids
amounted 20 almost nothing. The pro-
traction Of winter conditions was In the
minds or traders and helped to strength
en- the hands of holders. May closed &c
higher
light offerings and good speculative
demand based upon the belief In "A late
y.
higher.
Trade in provisions was on a moderate
scale but prices were 8 little higher. with
strength Of the grain markets. May pork
rose Sc TIE range i'm lard and ribs Was
OF the narrowest kind. closing shade
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
wheat Va. T.
opening Highest Lowss;- C.osins:
July VI. .ssisassA~ sS1sa,ss ss'. ss
Sept sss. ussa. asisfsss sss sS29sss
oats No. =.
VI, May ~. az - =. s..as.. =.
Mess Pork. Per NH.
s gsSy 80 as So 40 sias
lard. FER 100 Lha-
May :. $50 EN rm SO
s sss. 81 ss. 81. IS. ~ q
short Riss. Per 100 Lbs.
May - -. -. .sa &c
s 49,, * .S sg's Is
Cash Quotations.
yh@ss%sSe. spring s7asac. No. ;
sEsysn< ssafs~s zcs No red. fSfTtc.
fsorrs~So 3tssn7stsc.
Gsass-<a = z7hnzSc, No. ? white. 1s8
assse Nc. white. ssirs1Nx-
Rva~N o . 5la@c
Aayley--No. = tsgfssc.
Frmr~eess~Na. seed. us: November.
s. 9ss.
n frssthy-~prinae ss<S. e ~
fAsYk-Me~s per barred tsNssss
Tara~P~r Ia p0sn1s s. fzts<sEA
S,scr4 rsas-SsHss iiaes~s 81 tspt 81
ssl.sufxssrx~-Gpry satte~f ff~egeSil. sassfssc.
Ssses-Sfsssrs clear thox@;5b. - <E4E
W'hfszy-I sstlIlevx' finished gensss per
.~aigon. s. y
.ss.gar-&>ss loaf 90. graduated. : &c
Receipts snA sAsp@ense-
Re- Sasn-
c@ass. merits
Fgaur barrels -..--..-...--..,s ei-ass Sga
WNeAk hsaEfeas .->s.t.,se4 S~.sS ia"
Germ ssszsssegs s-.-s..-.ss .ss 1sksN S's 40
semss kasxsasss .....-4. $50. .ss sss ~ asss
pxs ks4aaess 4ss..- ........ 500 - sS
fsars@y aSssfssss .............- s1gs ssM
Ssafry Fe~asssa.
ss- tAe produce exchznrr ss~ssay ssse rat
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NJ =
Is hereby given that the assessment roll
OF Local Improvement District No. iS3
in the City OF Seattle. created BY Ordi-
nance No sI3e entitled an Ordnance
Avenue North In the City OF Seattle.
from John Street TO Aloha Street by
constructing therein an ironstene pipe
sewer OF proper dimensions through said
necessary wyes, openings. manhoies.
lampholos. ventilators. catch basins and
flushing tanks. and providing for the
payment shersfor by the mode OF pay
ment by bolads." and establishing a
fund for such payment by en assess.
land benefited By such Improvement, has
that unless payment OF the assessment
therein contained is made within 30 days
from the date OF the first publication OF
this notice. local Improvement bonds
will be Issued TO the aggregate amount
Of the assessment upon said property
remaining due and unpaid, including the
amount which ts assessed against your
property.
This notice is given for the purpose of
enabling all owners OF property in the
local Improvement district named in Ordi-
nance No. $40 Local Improvement Dis.
frict No 1883 TO redeem their property
from the assessment before the issuance
OF the bonds. which may be done by the
pavuent Of the full amount Of the assess
ment without interest.
II the assessment 80 charged be not
paid within the time above specified. and
you desire To redeem the property from
said assessment after the execution OF the
LEGAL Improvement district bonds. 1t will
be necessary for you to pay the full
amount of the assessment charged against
your property. together with interest at
the rate OF eight per cent q per cent?
per annum upon the whole assessment
up 20 and including the date OF the last
instaIlmen..
A. r. FOOTE.
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date OF first publication, Seattle, Wash.
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LANDER and Building Materials.

Superior quality. per NJ Ma I FIR
s..sf7. rnerchantalsse ar 81 5tss55-7s NJ !.
feffar sssss common. per NJ 81 y~t5
spruce logs 81. =; CESAR shtagfe tnlfg. = g
ss2ss
pr f.nnaaer~n Rough s.. thick anlsh. sur
faxed ssne OF TIVE sides 10 ard IL znrbssx
Wide yiskfsa lengths l. To u feet. special
lsnxthS 80 yer II extra i-ineh sIntsh, 81
&tis. al vertical grain. 81 psr "a extra
ETssar.nx dressed and matched ii.gzI.
srssek asasrtis. s-lneh. ss4f;s. ia-ineh g. aste
H. ts-lnrh, aSsEise r'emcsns. No. or a-snnh
NrsSn -. No . S., ay channel rustic
~ drop sizing weight 100 Ss~. siSxtA
Esr iiftsHer gglSrs aaa seaailinEs r@ss4ts
s. ssssat : 4 : u. s. %sss1S : Z ~ IIssag
lsax aaras l2-sneh and up 81
Washington Re<f Cedar f.urnsar- Rough
Sssss Dsssl siding weignt ssv its& klsssss -
ceiling ~eiEhts Nos ; ans & s.~sncss
4 -. lAS. Mes I. ard : "a lEch 20 isss
3EJss2s wSinscrssns. Sifsszst. rustic sz&sS
80 shingles. s. -. saax3arE shingles. 81 ~.
f-lncn flash. - IL end x fesss fZ-asS4
thxeA sfntsA. f4s9ss cedar squares. T. : ?
ard - feet. Sessss p&sksss E5A
Allu -4rteet. s. So advance az green
ttfAya Gg. ~
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.L0cai Improvement Fund. District No.
~ Of Seattle which fsnd In created 20
oesray the cost and expenses of said i'm
Sec & said Improvement shall be made
Under the supervision Of the Board OF
Foniic WORKS, vhten In hereby ordered TO
pfccsed with said Improvement
sse & This ordinance shah take effect
ara ne - force from and after IL passage
aEd approval II approved by the mayer,
osnsrNfne IL shall take eject 1T the tizne
II shall become law under the provisions
Passed The city Council the eeth day Of
March,. lgees and signed by me in open ses-
sion IN authorization Of It's passage this
10Th day of March. IsSa.
w. " RINEHART
President OF the cfty Council.
Approved BY me this Ind day % March.
isse. r. j HUMES. Mayer.
Flied by me this a.aa day Of Msrea; Ia.
cry conp.rolIer and Ea-ofacio City
BY g, X. coRYELL Deputy Clerk.
Published March q. 1889.
ORDINANCE NO. s@4-An Ordinance
. establish the grade Of East jefferson
street. e. its intersection with Twenty
BE Il ordained By the City OF Seattle as
section l. That the grade Of East Jes,er-
- G4Vsts ttS tste lily III ESAiStFf al iSH
Intersection with Twenty-second Avenue,
bf and u hereby established At the sIeva-
ton Of two hundred sixty-four t96s)
feet above City datum
Sec !. This ordinance shall take effect
and be I'm force from and after Its passage
ana approval. IL approved by the mayor:
Otherwise II shall take effect al the time
u snaii become Law under the provisions
7of the city charter.
Passed the city council the geh day of
March. 1893. and signed by me in open
session In Authorization of It's passage
this 10th day OF March. 1889
w. " RTNEHART.
President OF the City Council.
Approved % me this 22nd day OF March,
l2a r. ]. HINES. Mayor
Filed by me this and day Of March, 1893.
Attest. WILL H. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-ofsicio City Clerk.
By q. K CORYEL.I-, Deputy Clerk.
tSealt
Published March q, 1899
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J1afYy Products.
sg- fha produce ~xrhznSr ss<say ere rat
tex market Ma firm, 1reAmsrssss sxvtssc.
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RESOLUTION NO. lis-Be 1t. resolv-
tthe City Council of the City OF Seattle
as follows:
n, That il liz the Intention OF the City Of
Seattle 10 improve Weller Street, in the
CITY of Seattle from the westerly margin
OF MAYNARD Avenue To A point near the
center Of Eighth Avenue South. by the
construction of an ironstone pipe sewer az
proper dirn.nslon through said portion OF
ings man holes, lamp holes. ventiiators,
flushing tanks and catch basins.
ga That the cost thereof he paid by an
assessment to he levied upon the property
Auditing upon and proxinste TO said por-
zion of said street under the plan OF Pay
ment by Ponds" extending over a period
of Ave IA years tn the manner provided
and the Charter and Ordinances OF the
CITY OF Seattle hs now in force.
~ That the City Engineer he directed
To furnish the City Council an estimate OF
the cost OF said Improvement
tp That the matter OF making said inn
provenent viii be considered by the City
council a a session thereof 10 be held on
al which time all persons desiring 20 he
heard before the CITY ssouncil upon the
matter of making said Improvement are
n,stined ID he present,
passe3 the city Council she s0sh 5ay OF
March. isss. and signed by me IN open
- aslon m Authorization OF iss passage
shi. aosn day Of March, fse
w V RINEHART
President of The city Council
Filed rs me this eeth day OF March 1879
WILL H. PARRY
CRY Comptroller a. Ex-ofyfcio City Clerk
iiy G. h, CsnRYEIJ. Deputy Clerk.
nage Of first publication. Narca = 1895
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

WANTEp~-A contract Will be let for quar-
rying 50.ooo cable feet of onyx; bids So
tieited; references required Address
United States Marble Company. Spokane.
Wash,
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yfstyf~6s tackle alI kinds cheap. a
ss,ssrgsr,s,ergss cutlery store. sls SECOND
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

New York.
NEW YORK. March 22.--coston quiet:
midd.ing. slice
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March 22-Cotton
ouiet: middling. s t1-isc.
r.
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LONDON. March AT the wool auc-
.ion sales today 0.si2 bales were offered.
secured mertnos showed hardening
tandeney There was an all around COM
petition TOR wool. with prices fully main
tanned. The American buyers picked W
a few lots suitable for their wants.
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. women's dss-
eases - HinekEsy-