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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Agent APPOINTED for Tnis civ.

'Air Irwin Tucker has been appointed
agent here for the Norfolk and WASH
ihston Steamboat Company and in fu-
lufc VIII handle both regular and cx-
curslon tickets. over this line. state
rooms can also be reserved here This
VIII be Il great convenience for the ma
irons of the Washington line living in
.hlS city, as 1T will do away With the
bo'her of having to order statc-roonrs
ny telephone and waiting until the ar
flVal OF the steamer at Old Point oc-
fore buying tickets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Movement Of Vessels,

The following cargo ships are now en-
route to this port:
Rappahannock. Furncss, Witty & CO,
dtd), Liverpool. June a.
Stra thgarry, Shields. June "a
Chlckahominy. Furness Witty & CO.
htd). London June %.
Appomattox. Furncss, Witty L. Co
CLtd>. London June %.
Lord I,ansdowne, Penarth, July /.
Orcl. Cardiff, July L.
Bardistan Middleborough. July /.
The following ships are scheduled to
sail from this port:
PInner's Point, Simpson, Spence &.
Young. Rotterdam. July O.
Isappallannock Furness, Witty & Co.
tLtd). liverpool, July TO-
AEapanthus. Sinluson, Spence z,
Young. Hamburg, July H.
Chclahominy Fnurncss, Witty &. CO.
Itd). London July 10.
Pomreji, y. S. Shipping Co., Ham
burg, July Is.
Appropriations Furncss, Witty & CO.
dtd), London July l6
CTiel. Y. S. Shipping Co., Amsterdam,
July 90
Lord Landowne, y. S. Shipping Co
Belfast. July %.
kanawha. Furness Witty & co
fLtd.). London, July 81.
Barce!ona, U $. Shipping Co. Ham
burg. July 30
ST. Enoch. Y. $. Shipping Co., Ant
Werp, July 80. a
Rapidan, fairness, Witty & co. Itd.,
Liverpool, Aug. ].
Greenbricr Furncss, Witty &. CO.
Ltd.), London. Aug. s.
keemun, u. S. Shipping Co, Glasgow.
Aug. 5.
Shenandoah. r'urncss. Witty 4 CO.
fLtd.1. Liverpool. Aug o.
Sorrento. Y. S. Shipping Co, Ham
burg. Aug. r.
St. 1>eonards. q. s. Shipping CO., Ant
werp, Aug. ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
.niiu Hammock soc. ADA M 5
A-ASh1|I SIc1tE. 7-S-:
Fussell'. Tee Cream

There is no brand Of Ice Cream manu-
1ac'urcd today that is as We'll know,
o! as celebrated as Fusscll'S. 1t is used
by the millionaircs of New York city
ana Baltimore, and by the President al
Washington. y. &. 1t stands prc-cni-
hcnt for its purity and uniformity of
quality for in the making of Fuss,ll's
zee Cream nothing but the best is used.
Mr. Jacob RUSSELL has MAD" ne ~,
agent Tor Newport News. Va. and i
take pleasure in announcing that III
JanncS's new soda fountains, No. 2Si3
Washington avenue, you can always
get FlssclFs Ice Cream Soda, o, Irus-
sells Ice Cream served at the table. o.:
IN TO- 49, 20, 25 ana 40c boxes.
JOHN III. JANNEY. Druggist.
i-G-5t 2S19 Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
First Meeting Held ard Organi-
cation Effected g
MR.. TIL. WATSON REFLECTED
Chosen Chairinan for Auo,her Term. Vic.
Chairman's Once Filled by Mr.. Frank
ford. Secretary and Treasurer Elt ct
ed and Committee Appointed.

The new Democratic Executive Com
mittce held it's first meeting last night
in tl. 'trcaSurcr'S Office at the court
house. The session was a brief one. but
WAS busy and interesting. There were
twelve members present, the various
wards being represented as follows:
First Ward-Mcssrs Weston and
Adams.
Second Ward-'Mcssrs. Frankford aud
Wilson.
Third Ward-Mr. Watson
Fourth Ward-Mcssrs. Burgess and
Hencfer.
Fifth Ward-Mr Reynolds.
Sixth Ward-Mcssrs Booker and
Penn.
Seventh Ward-'Mcssrs. Murphy and
Reilly.
The Board being unorganizcd. Mr.
Reilly was selected temporary chair
mand and Mr.. Henifer temporary sec
rotary g
Mir r. T.. Watson and Mr.. c. WI
Reynolds were placed in nomination for
the craftsmanship, the former winning
by !, vote Of to 5.
MIR. Reynolds and Mr.. George Heni-
secretary, the latter being elected by Il
vote o. { to g.
Mcssrs. w. Penn and r. Reilly wore
nominated Cor the important office OF
treasurer Of the committee. Mr.. Penn
being elected by Il vote Of To 3.
The question of olocting Il vice chair
man to serve in he absence OF the
chairman coming up. MesSrs. Robert
Frankford and G. w. Reynolds were
placed in nomination.. Mr.. Franlfort
Wis elected by 4 Vote of : to j.
Each of these successful gentlemen
thanked the board in suitable terms
for the honor conferred upon them.
The question Of what rules the com
mlttce should adopt was argued to
some length, a. motion offered by Mr..
burgess prevailed. BY this motion
Messrs Reilly, Hencfcr and Reynolds
were appointed i committee to in
vestig;,te and make suitable recon-
| meEMaton to the committee in con-
ference to rules.
The question Of taking steps to bring
he District Democratic Convent tom
mere was also touched upon BUT the
SUBJECT was deferred to latter date
10Y more mature considerations.
! The committee adjourned until next
Thursday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

The sewer cable which has been
stretched across Washington avenue Oh
1Wcnty-fifuh street fOr the past few
weeks was moved yesterday ami in Il
low days the street will be clear OF the
plics pt dirt which have oibstructcd traf-
nc since the work 4 that point was
started. The electric car trolley wire
mas been connected again. The close of
this month Will probably see the com
plctiOn Of the sewer system.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
On Lafayette Avenue,

Howell Bros. e King yesterday sold
70 Mr. i. r. Carver. Of charlottesville,
Il lot on Lafayette avenue between
lhI:ty-third and Thr,yfourth street
for s2,AOO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
New stock tnf lovely Hammocl<s. 15c
to So. ADAMS ACIiET STORE.
Jefferson venue Bargains.

jefferson avenue offers the safest and
surcst held for investment. We offer
for q quick sale two lots on this great
thnrouEhfarct Of the East side for ST .3v,
Inc probabilities arc that within Il wear
Jefferson avenue lots will be worth from
$1,000 To $1,000 each. This is Il great OBJ
poltunity. Seize it. COTTRELI. T;EAI,
ESTATE Co, 27o6 Washington avenue
x. 1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Purchased GARRETT. Neck.

Mr.. John Dahn, Of this city. has bur
chased ''Garrctts Neck d portion Of
the Blow estate, in lower James CITY
County. ] is understood that he will
take ur his residence there in Il few
DAYS re Will engage in business In
Williamsburg. "Garrctt's Neck con-
tain about 27s acres Of land.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08
Photographic Notice.

To the holder of any Photographic
circular Or ticket advertising cut rates
we Will make during this month only a
Special style Cabinet Photo at 81 80 per
d0Z"n. to introduce our work.
NOW is your chance. Bring hi, card
with your circular Or Old ticket
J. III. FAEiIRS PHOTO GALLERY
'-S-lW 2'h Washington Avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

N ratcful people are realizing the
NJ ratutouS information furnished.
A nd are realizing that the best
I nd most comfortable method of
& ummer cooking is by the new and
~ cnsible means Of Gas, Gas. Gas.
- emembcr this is no experiment,
i 4 cad what the people say about it
A nd profit by the experiences OF
4 "A ny person who has used gas for fue
N 0 tiisagrecable ana dirty range,
II . ashes, SCOT or depressing heat.
4 as fuel is the ideal for summer.
NJ ct Il range at once and be convinced.
: very range we sell is but another,
~ enthusiastic advocate OF it's merits.
Hot water, did you say? Why. sure:
1t will heat water for bath in ten min
utes. Costs one cent. Always ready.
No delay. If your neighbors do not
have gas range call and See US ard
we will explain fully. Our gas mains
are now over the entire city, north to
flfticth street and east to Oak avenue.
Also to Twentieth street and Jefferson
If you can be reached let us hear from
You. We want Your service to be sat
lsfactory, and will thank you to let us
know it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

Many new STYLES in gold and gortl :
llllcd watches. SDrasuc, Jcwcllcr, pos
Washington avenue. Ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

Many new styles in gold ana gold
i,llcd watches. Sprague, JcwcIler, 2C05
Wasl IL !ton avenue. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

y lot of 30-inch fine figured lawns Il
SC, worth s Be and 10c.
y big line OF fine figured orEandie
at &c, s lie and &c, worth 10c, 12la an,
15c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-08

y big lob lot of ladies gloria silk UNI
brcllaS at 9ic, worth S1.25.
Great reduction in ladies' Shirt Waists.
y nice waist for 2Sc. worth i0c.
Better goods at SIC worth soc.
\ fine lin" ut &C, worth 9Oc and Sl0O.
Some great bargains in Shoes, OK
furds and Slippers.
Ladies OXfords at 4?c. worth Coo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
.e14,u,1eu 0taEah TaEtca .o(So<4k QQe4eeu.

The bo'sun comes along ana rcuts me
oe,. and licked him. OF course Then
was taken up on the bridge.
Too much cognac. my ia6T says
Dewey.
Dsn't know. str. think so, sir says I.
First ersnse. ] see says the couamo-
dore: 'hned I'VE days pay and ave days In
the brig. Re says.
He made me wear the eesulettes. too.
Tsss's one cf Dewey's own pan!shments.
For infrscsiens 81 the rules ne makes a
man wssr 'esn during watch. Nice
things they ara They are gun swabcers
ana they weigh thirty pounds each. and
after me nsss has hsur they weigh a TN.
Tasn your nAtes walk aroun1 ana ssiats
yca and ask yea when you Tot your PRO-
motion ana call yoa SIR. Dewey knows TIE
jaeki~s inside and out
And he has made me wear .he cgsss-
coE, Zoe. That's tas penalty for splitting
on ire deck TIE biggest ere In TIE ship
10 lied arsans yoar neck srsc you have -
wear IL - many hours say ansii another
mar commits the of.ense. It's sewei 81
a punishment, that is The other men
come - sno iaas 20 yoa Aboat ynair hao-
its ara sxssctersss In TIA, thing anSssr
year noss. IAese are Ire ~sys iaa;
Dewey handles ,he raea-
We a.. liked aara before Manila SSw
tzers is1s a mar in sss a~st ina. doesn't
love f&ra- Way ~eEf1Ns thss A8s al
S.i-rasht uttte man. Tie @as 5sss So ceas
as an Old TzAss taxing Tea. cozst&s't s~e
ssslseh If hgn during the fight. e@snx S2sy
handling Ma ard Ma. 5. me .4rse 5etsg
esgaS-gnea ezns On TIA sssss ar4 stsSasArd
ssasx.
y. ~as ike q assGgAssr Saase. hell Ere
ara .wn million eexs~x factories on tie
run seck .Ne saly tnislx ssas fnas. Esors
ne4ss sAan ina gina Was the way ny
heart hxnmere4 Agnsns. Ely esez. vs.
9iAn-t have anything an particular. was
scared. aa right don't EsAks Any raasEAxs
asscl. la:
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nrsoLrrroN NO, 7s-ne !. resolved by

RESOLUTION NO. 7s~Be ~ resolved by
thu City Council OF the CITY OF Seattle
as follows:
On tina, n ID the intention OF the cry
o. Seattle 70 improve jackson Street, from
Second Avenue South 70 Railroad Avenue.
by r~piankinG
ca That the cost thereof 10 paid by as
- easements upon the property AUDITING up-
On said portion Of said Jackson Street.
under the plan u Immediate Payment"
in The manner promised by the charter ana
ordinances OF the City Of Seattle.
ca That the City Engineer b directed
10 furnish 10 the City Council an estimate
Of the cost OF said IMPROVEMENT
"a That she matter Of making aatd i'm
provsmsns viii be considered BY the CITY
Council at . session thereof 70 be held
on tho 10Th day Of April, 100. ~ s,.0
o'clock 3. m. d, which time ali persosss
desiring TO be heard before the CITY coun-
Gil upon tho matter OF making said Inn
provsmens ars notified 70 b@ present
Passed the City Council she eAsh Aav ~
Aarcs1. lass and signed ~ me In open ses-
sion in Authorization 81 its passage fhis
10Th DAY Of March, isee
w. v. RISEHART.
President OF the City Council
FIie3 BY me this esth DAY 81 Marea. iA4s.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller Ex-esyscio Gay Clark
by @. X. CORYEI<i. Deputy Clerk
Data Of nrst puhiicasisn. March - 1850.
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And the tale Of this journey all rnen know
mat winter journey Of long ago
how he came. when seven hard months vsrs past
inso President Tyier's presence at last
Ara ne said The land bread and fair
Aha unfoic natural wealth Is there
Inis oregon region not be lost
2ost De saved 10 the Union a any ccs4~
So Whitman pleaded for Oregon
And the president answered he should:
You're man OF truth and your word Is good
Your account of the country stands ursmpeached.
But-she British tell Us il can't be reached
Prove that II can-take wagon train
OF emigranss safely the plain
Into t-and pledge you here.
NO foreign governors voice shall eer
BE heard On the shores of Oregon"
50 Whitman led the emgran;s back.
In the summer. by easter track
And saved US the that to-day are known
As Oregon. Idaho. Washington:
For these comprised our text books say
The Oregon country OF whrgnans day.
Then he took Up his mission work again
reaching the sayages TO be msn-
The Livingstone of Oregon
And now. in the land that he loved so we'll
And where. meath the Indians Ratchet. he fell,
On college and city and county his name
Carries his memory down fame.
And monument. stately and slender and fair
Cleaves in his honor the nr-scented air,
Telling the story. In eloquent stone.
OF the life that gwen for Oregon
OF the ride that saved Oregon.
-Laveine r. Sherwood
aAzsAAsAaAA
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You could see the mon laughing and
eursins ana cheering. You ocula see EN-
take In . full breath ana let out q screen.
but not ghost Of IL could yoa hear
But when we drew away after the ars.
part OF the battle yeu could hear enough
had been hit by . shell. which GU, open
the side Of my head. Dewey came down
to look the boys over.
Hurt mach. my lad hs asked me.
No. sir; al ready for duty. cir said.
"'AI right. my lad. stand 70 yssrr gun
he said and then he took his own pocket
handkerchief and tied IL arouna my heaa
He's ar albright little man.
Have / 60. that handkerchief now ?
Have II I was down town To-Day 10 see
pe~ey's son He made q jump for NE
VIXEN 10 saw ina He wanted that hand
ksrchie., but I wraIen't give IA to him.
Ara ne IL an Albright little TAD ttk. his
father am gein@ to keep that hsn6arr-
chief along with . ps.ss Of TIE casse. sor
was In the boat that xraprisd II ana cut 1.
II had anssses souvenir Of that battle
A halie, frosn q spaalss ehsrpsncose r
buried itself in the rssess.er-s:-pesri setting
% . ring wore. was oaere. SO for
that ring esf ! sent ~ to a little wuxsszs
81 pst;sharg sAat Am eesng 10 anrner &,
next AaxIs. I asa so4nw 20 leave ,ne
service taan And settle down on my pea
sson.
War IS sii right ard ve boys IA. a hot
q sun during saat AgssI TIA ready ssr
any FzsSre % 80 same kind tAas mag to
necessary. B1t altar ali. tgaang san-t
everything. ard reckon I can sssnA a
a9s~s life pretty weil asser tire ~xss.smens
~ Ste lsse we bad. The ifssse w.gzsn w1l
DC glad 10 have me ost % IL. Too. wGmen
Cost feel aoogt tao.e thinxs - - do.
ssnseSor. T1rs ssxe 10 have . nan a.
neEas out Of eAnxer. And oas eanss bsAme
esq for TIA.
~Tsi, nsver SERVE under AaesAer snaa
than Tacss Gerxe.' He - n Albright
Little nAn---Eew Ysxk wsrsA.
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uuE IN Jehn WALSH. chief gunner on
III the Baltimore. and he was in
f7t New Ysrk tass ore week when
he Was ordered hack TO Manila
en- TIRE transport shsrsaan- He has been
III the navy thirty years. has known Aa-
nirai Dewey twenty-five years ana has
served under him seven years.
He is an albright little man. Is Uncle
Geergs: An albright Hale man declared
Walsh en- the night he sailed away. He
wouldn't give me ne time ~ all IN New
rsrs- bat Ne is an albright aissie man
way de yea call him 'Cncle GeergeT "
WAY wouldn't ne call him rnels
ssesFges Dent we call this govsgnuasns
unSas SAINT Amt &c the nsxt to Unsle
same titles lie is Uncle George an: an
albright little man. Tea car stcw that in
,Sar coeasngt ard keep II vita yos-''
Tia tall. powerful gunner. with the Srix-
sled raustxcns. turned sss clear gray eyes
so~arS ire euessieusr sad ecntinae. ear
nessiys
1--WE siwvays liked ps~ev because 70 "a
saaare. lie Is calm Art casss. He cont
raAse a fuss lie aeess as II Ae might 5e
ssts.nx ca cake ~ sce, But tasre asa't
nothing scy seout las heart
when . mar goes 70 Eessy fsr .2sstes
- knews he'ii get f. = taere - cert
rsxsat ahssst she raf4ons "a don tsrm X
aasa lie calls csssSsrs SrGfft arztzer snip
20 lav-~ssxste He eccs take 'sns frsn
shesr can es-zEssAst.
He hsas nsce sesf. essy ways. segt he 8.
strict sn sssSi2ssme. la -. sz@s N ire brig
twice. bat 5sss az asI~raxas Assse Iaa-
r.. nrsa stzas gvs 1raa& ks sAsnsasA
Vas rixlnx * - vita a -a&se-Eoss
friend Il -ssrs sssS~cr IRE sosssesy Frysasn1'
that's 81 ia Ssw Administrator q
sssaterart care 3s~a. he haA ne o1sa-
r~ss sh~rs and he kn~w *. ss4 50 ESD I
H>srs drunk tass naturally gave h&sa
soss iEs ana thea slowed rsyssas In ray
eayrsrc~k-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO ARCHIT DCTS.-The Board
OF Regents Of the Washington Agricul-
turaI College and school OF Science in
wife architects t. present plans and
sketches for Science Hall and Ferry Hall
tthc boys dsrmisory) At their annual
meeting At Pullman. Washington. April
9Th iU4 at which time an architect and
sup<rintendent will he selected and en-
ployed. as prescribed by law. Complete
detailed plans and specifications are not
required. II 10 suggested that all draw
!ngs % In ink. The plans submitted are
not e be regarded A. competitive, and
the Beard reserves the right TO select
such architect and superintendent a. in
its Judgment II deems best, and - make
such contract with sasd architect and
superintendent as IL deems most advanf-
ageous 70 the college Attention ss call
ed 20 the following provision OF the law
THE hoard provided for In this chapter
shall have power In their discretion to EN-
ploy skilled Srcbttects and superiniend-
ents to prepare pians and specifications.
and 10 supervise TIRE construction OF any
OF the buildings provided for In this chap
ter ard - fx the compensation for sucn
services subject 20 the provisions and re-
ssrtctiors Of this act
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The Ride That Saued Oreoo,.

Often Of ''shsr.ean's Ride" hear.
And the famous ride Of Paul Revere.
OF Ireson bearing his false crews blame.
HIS name condemned 80 unnerted shame.
And Portions Ride still sttrx eur blood
But Drawer, harder. wondrous ride
Than these. or than any know beside
Was the ride that saved Oregon
Long7 The September looked down
On the placid waters Of Puge; sound.
Saw IL begin, ard through trackless wood.
Ger Snow covered mountain. DER swollen Hood.
Ger canyons. Ger Ger plains and DER swampQ
L. solitude hunger. thirst, chill. winds and dAmps,
Ely caynse. by wagon. on foot and on sled.
IT lasted. III ApriFs shone overhead.
AS Whitman rode into Washington.
For as Marcus whitmar had toiied alone
Mid the cayuse Indians OF Oregon.
Healing. and teaching the Book of the LORD.
A wandering hunter had brought the word
Your right to ycur labor will soon be lost,
For the British claiming all this Coast;
They say it's q mountainous desert and
Our rulers meaning 10 let IL go
Are meaning TO cede TO them Oregon"
Then Whtman's patriot heart was stirred:
Said he: This matter must be deferred:
Our government must have been led astray
BY the grasping trader OF Hudson Bay.
A mountainous desert, indeed? F'orsooth.
I Will 60 myself and tell them the truth:
These fertile valleys. these sun-kissed lands
Must never pass into alien hands"
And Whitman started for Washington
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MUST STAY IN WALLA wALLA.
Albert Gllhertson VIII Not De Re-
m0yed From Penlfenfiarx

Albert Gi,hertscn, the Tsit Logger. VIII
not be returned from the penitentiary in
Wai,a Waila TO the King county jail pend
less Judge Jacobs. OF the superior court.
alters his decision made yesterday sverru.-
ing an arp.ica ten made ~ Giibers8pn's
lawyers for his removal. The court said
that while II might Be true tina. the fail
was the proper place for CHlherssen penf
Ing the appeal. ne did not want to put the
county to the expense OF moving the pr!s-
oner from enc rrfRen TO the ether. unless II
was absolutely assured that the appeal was
to be arftsEy prosecuted and not merely
Initiated for the pgrpeses Of delay.
Gilhertson was convicted ~ hrusa,iy
beating and almost numbering Mrs. Fraser
al Tolt on November g. 1888 ard was SON.
fenced 70 one year In the penitentsary.
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described under the pian Of 'lmmediate
Payment" In the manner provided BY The
Charter and Ordinances Of the City Of Be-
attic.
CD That the City Engineer - directed 70
furnish the CITY Council an estimate Of
the cost OF said Improvement.
"a That the matter Of making said Inn
provement viii be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof TO b held on,
the 9Th day Of March. isss, ~ 7;ao o'clock
p m. ., which time al persons desiring
10 b. heard before the City Ceuncil upor
the matter of making said Improvement
are notified 10 10 present
Passed the City Council the nth day Of
March, iSse, ard signed by me In cpen seo~
rion In naturalization of TT passage shie
co.h day Of March. 1879.
w. v. NINEHARr.
President o. the City cotc4I
Filed by me this 2stn day Of March. 1850.
WILL. VI. PARRY,
City Comptroller ard Ex cfYic1s City Clerk.
BY q. X. cORYELr. Deputy Clerk.
Data u hrss publication. March n. ine.
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RESOLUTION No. iss-f7e II r~soay-
- by tne City Ge4ncsi Of the city OF
seattle as fs.lcus:
"a T1at II Is ire tnisnttor AZ tae Cry
of Seattle TO improve sns Aaley sn fshsex
~ 81 M&yn2ras town plat sF ssassfs kIag
Street h~swe~n FIFTH ard Sixth Avenues
Scala. w~gSew Street between Esxsa Avss.0e
soath ard Aayras1 Avsas& ard ssxgn Az
srsss< gcgstk Between King Street Ane Lar.
Street, In sae CITY Of 3~sStss. by tas con-
S&rssesSen ct eex seNer CO proper dsyn~-.
nsana shrou9a xasS 3orrzsns ~ aAsd Alley.
Oefae4s AEa aveuusaN with al nece&sarY
oSenssrs and zpDartsraaneas
IL, That the oa~s sssTsss - PAID by as
sens zenss - - levied rpon sd oortssus
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