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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for tho District Of WASH
ingson. Northern pivision--In Bank
rapssy In lie maj matter s - x - =
Scsice ~ hereby given tnaf the uhaeS.
signed VIM n. Ffnck. as trustee tor
Charles F. Richards. bankrupt. Will On
10 s .s "a :. m. sell 70 The aixhest end
hest bidder for cash The entire stock NJ
watches clocks, sewelry. stlverwAre And
orssrsi goods. and fixsares. sonsissins Of
wall casee counter cases. safes. regulator.
etc. belonging 10 the estate OF said bank
rupt. and ncw located AZ Ma. IL First Az
enae, ia the CITY ~ Seattle. King County.
, masa my faiosins lots. Tor each Of which
iots separate bids shall be made. TO wit:
Lot No. t--cousisting II sold watches,
gold filiea watches, diamond rings and ear
rings. appraised At $S1 -.
isos No. s-~consissing If geld watches.
diamond rings and pendant. appraised -
Lot No. s-consissinx Of gold and sold
diamond rings. plain rings. and fancy
sIene rings, chains. iecke,s and charms,
ornamental brooches and pins. stads and
SufY buttons, siiserwsre. clocks, optical
Lot No. s-one large safe. appraised at
Lot No. s-one small safe. appraised II
SIS -.
Lot Ne. e--one regulator. appraised at
$50 90.
I.ot No. Textures. consisting Of vail
cases. counter cases. trays, etc. Apprass~
Ell nj SSs.D
Separate bids for each Of said lots shall
be flied with the Hon. John p, Hoyt, ref
cree in bankruptcy. at his Office. I'm room
IS Dexter Horton & Co.'S hank building,
Seattle. King Coanty. Washington. before
the hour Of ~ O'Clock a. m. April 18th.
lSaa AT said hoar The said bids will be
opened and the highest bid thereof will be
accepted subject TO confirmation by the
court. Terms OF sale are cash upon ac-
ceptance of the bid and confirmation by
the court.
wM. II. FfNcK, Trustee.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States. for the District of Wash.
ington. Northern Dtvision.-In Admiral
ty--Moran Bros. Company. q corpora
ton I.ibelant. Va Steamer vespsr. her
boilers. engines, tackle. apparel and fur
niturr. Responlent-Eo. LIS Notice.
District Of Washington. Northern Dl-
Whereas. libel has been faled In the
District Court OF the United states. for
the District OF Washington. Northern d.
isaa hy Moran Bros Company. corpora
ton. against the Steamer vesper, her
boilers. engines, tackle. apparel ana furpi-
*. h ds a.aS.. 's sns ss a
day of March. 1870. said iihelant Moran
Broa Company dad work and furniahsd
material: IN the City q Seattle. King
pair ana equipment OF the said Steamer
Veeper. ~ the special instance and re-
quest Of the owner and master thereof.
whsh ssPsE: ~sr s q The s.s r:
master and owner agreed TO pay there
for. and that no part thereof has been
paid. except the sum al 40, and that the
Zen. upon said steamer or vessel under the
general maritime law and the statutes al
the State Of washington for said sum due
for repairs a. aforesaid. and that said
steamer or vessel Ii now within the Dts
trict OF Washington. and praying that
process may Issue against sad steamer
or vessel, and that she may be condemned
and sold and the proceeds OF said sale
applied to the payment Of said sum %
due AS repairs;
Now. therefore In pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal OF the said Colrt
to me directed and delivered. do hereby
give public notice to all persons claiming
the said steamer or vessel, her boilers.
engines. tackle. apparel and furniture, or
In any manner interested therein, that
they be and appear before the said Dis
trtcf Court. to be held at the City of Se-
attic. In and for the Northern Division OF
the District of Washington, on the 18th
day of April next, at 10 O'Clock In tho
forenoon OF that day provided the sams
shall be a day of Jurisdiction. otherwise
on the next day OF Jurisdiction thercafter).
then and there To interposc their claims
and TO make their allegations In that be-
half
Dated this nth day OF March. A. ID. isss
c. w. fnE. Y. 8. Marshal
BY VI. w. TYLER. Deputy.
Preston. Carr Il Gilman. Proctors for
TiheIant.
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= TREASURY DEPARTMENT

L s TREASURY DEfAfSi VI FIN ].
Washington, u. e. March 81, lsss. Seal
cd proposals will be received tn be op-
cued at Ii O clock a IN. April =. iSs Tor
the sale To the United States al suitable
property. centrally and conveniently 10
Gated for site for the public building
authorized by Act of Congress approved
March 2 1899 10 ce erected In Seattle,
Wash A corner lot approx mating 2ss
feet front hy ls4 feet in dimensions, Is
preferred IL not "a corner lot. the prop
erSy must approximate III feet by 20
feet in dimensions. the 20 feet To be
street frontage. Eacn proposal must Dc
made with the understanding and agres-
nenr that If IL is accepted. the buildings
and all improvements ON the properly
are 20 be retained and removed within
thirty days after written notice. ~ ire
vendor and th8t all expenses connected
with furnishing evidence OF title ana
deeds of conveyance are 10 be paid ~
the vendor. Each proposal nsisst c@ &C
cornpansA hy properly drawn diagram
giving the Ug4as and scnnes IT tae
property and showing ne streets around
tbs block III wnlch the property II cit
u4ted. also ny written statement in re-
gard to the grades. character Of gr0s89a
for foundation etc. The right ia reject
any and al proposals Is reserved
Each proposal must h@ sealed marked
Proposal for the sale ~ property for
site FOR the pghiic building IN seattle
NASH ana addressed ana matted 70
T. ]. GAGE,
Secretary az the Treasury. Washington.
u &
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d cNHNNATI. O., April a.--coi. w. G..
+ EfneH. senior vice commander-ir-cnisf
/ = citing commaDder-sn-chies of tha
1aus Army of the Republic. IL caadl-
fse Ior election as the successor OF the
- tesl. j. A. sexton. OF Chicago. before
e. txec9tive committee of the national
~ ~ administration. which meets In
kfAdelptsa Iexl "Wednesday. Quite =
|&fKaiion from the department Of Ohio
II the departments Of adjoining states
Ia be- at Philadelphia this week Ia the
kerest of sses. johnson, who has an ex-
Nlent gar record. AZ Gen. Sexton is the
ny eofamander-sn-chief who died en- Of
y since the organization of the Grand
bmy Of the HspubIic. there are now no
Dscedents TO be followed In filling this
Neancy.
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OFFICE OF Constructing Ouartermaster.
s. 1899.
Sealed proposals In triplicate will be
received here until II .. m Thursday.
April ~ 1888, and then opened. for clear
at Marrowstone Point. near Port Town
send Washington. Full Information FUR
nished on application to this office. The
United States reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all proposals or any part
thereof Envelopes should be endorsed
Proposals for clearing and grabbing al
Marrowsfone Point" and addressed to the
undersigned.
w. w. ROBINSON. JR.
Capt. and A. Q. M, u. 3. Army.
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HOAORx TO MAJ. M'CONyILLE.
|1lntc Omcers VIII Meet MIS- boAy In
Portland to Escorf II 10 idaho.

Ian FRANCISCO. April a~Impressive
neral services over the remains of MAJ.
&Eonv'ile. OF Idaho. who died while lead
VI charge against the enemy ia the PM
ShDinps. were held today BY the knights Of
fshiax al their castle. The body was then
led on an artillery carriage and escorted
3 the ferry by two troops Of the Fourth
Talted States cavalry and q company of
q knights Of Pythias In uniform. Adjt.
ehn Weaver. OF Idaho. accompanied Mrs.
Neconsle In q carriage. The eaaket was
Eaesd on train for Portland, where IL
rsH be met by the governor and other
aa,e officers Of Idaho. The party will
I'M proceed to Lewiston. The National
iuard OF Idaho will act as escort from the
e1kte lne to the dead officers home
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DEATHS.


WASHINGTON. April e-Almon IT.
Ciapp. AZ one time United States govern
nent printer, died az his residence here
ut t3A o'clock this afternoon, in the ~
year OF his age. Mr. C7app was horn IN
Connecticut In 1911. and come from one of
the Oldest families IN New England his
the Mary and John soon after the land
ing OF the Pilgrims. He established the
Aurora, y, Y. Standard and later tie
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser and stfll
later the Buffalo Express He was a dele
gate te the Ptttsburg convention that
founded The Republican party, and in 1853
rom 'R sgst Since IN s4, he bought an -
tsrest I'm the National Republican Of
Washington. During the last t~elv. ar
fifteen years he has been living In re
sirement. bus retained his interest In poii-
tics Al the time az his death he was
president of The Anti Civil Service League.
william Whist.
DENVER. April s-Wi,Iam Whist. well
knewa In newspaper and Grand Army cir
eies in the West. died here tbs afternoon.
aged IS. Grief over the loss Of his wife.
who died yesterday. Is thought 10 have
FASTENED his end.
Mr.. Whist was born In Lippe Detwold.
Germany. where his father dIed while act
ing M American consul. AT the time az
his death MIR Whist was editor Of the
Beaver Herald and had served In the same
the cofnmlsssry department during the
war and was prominent member Of the
@. A. r.
DIR. James ID. Gthseu.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Aprfl e.
Or James II Gibson ore Of the best
known ecuii<ts sa the West died IN this
city tonight Of tuberculosis az ths Kidneys
pr Gibson came 10 thss city abou. three
years ago for the benefit cf his health He
was formerly senior surgeon af the Man
haitian eve and ear hospital IN New York
city lie RANKED srncrE che foremost ecu -
lista ~ the country. The funeral Will take
place Tuesday morning from HIS late resi-
sience 81 this city
Thomas J.. Havcmey~r.
NEW YORK. Aprfi s--Thonas J. Have
never died tnts morning az his home IN
Taroxxs Neck y Y. AGED s. years OF
h8moTfh&sg - kAs hsakn. sie xss brother
81 Henry q Sui Thee. a. HswefaeYer and
Vas formerly IN partnership ts the sugar
retired from business, owing 30 III health.
.. =. BENEDICT.
SEot-< CITY Ia. April IS : rere-
silssf dsea here today. aged y bGFsag tire
war he had cssrge Of consular caTFe-
szsouaence for SECRETARY seward. aTS was
Nth hiua v sen he died Mr. Benedict was
faruseFsS hsFhorasster AZ the port Uf
New York ana served GA Tie sgaJs or
three governors of New YORK
Nose. ". Dodd.
NEW YORK Agsn s-Nases " rodG
founder ~ she publishing house a. sBosfa
Meas ~ &C. IS dead az hts hoEse ~ This
city sxea x sears.
L. y. Borkfas.
CANTON. o. Apr5i Il Y. B5ekiaz
.f3@A TO-DAY aGea = sears He was vice
president 81 tae pseeosf safe ans f.sck
company
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MISSION AIRY SCHOONER lost.
TIE Robert W. Logan Wrecked In
the south Pacific

NEW YORK April s.~-The American
board NJ commissioners Tor foreign mis-
aras has jast received news OF the loss OF
tie schooief Robert W. Logan. OF the
Missionary feet of the board. In the South
hcifc OF November 30 last
The Refert ". Logan WIS az fifty tons
eFden. hilit In San FraHrssc9 In 1ssS 20
kelaes vessel of the same name which
vsT lest ~ sea- The new Logan was on
susy aaong the Mirrenessan Islands iass
Nesemkr. She was caught in "a gale
while s-iising In the Mortlock group and
vas dsven ashore In thu Sascan lagoon
Ne hvs were lost. The passengers and
tsllofs were carried on a trading schooner
10 Rns. iis miles distant, a few DAYS later
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seven
teenth Avenue Sewer Improvement
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posais viii be received hy the under
signed secretary of the board Of public
works up to o'clock p. M, Saturday,
April 18th. 1898. for the Improvement OF
Seventeenth Avenue from point Id feet
south of East Marion Street 10 Yesfer
Way by constructing an ironstone pipe
sewer along said avenue, together with all
necessary openings, wyes, manholes.
Iampholes. ventilators, flushing tanks and
catch basins. as provided by ordnance
No. $3.50 creating local Improvement dis
trict No fsa, and in accordance with the
plans and specifications now on file IN
the office of tho board of public works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
titled check payable TO the order of the
city comptroller. for a sum not less than
five az per CEN Of the bid. and no bid
will be considered unless accompanied by
said check.
The successful bidder will be required
10 enter into a contract and furnish sat
isfactory bond for the amount required
hy the city charter and the laws of the
state OF Washington, within ten days
after being notified of the award of the
contract TO him. failing 10 do so. the
said check, and the amount fixed therein
will be forfeited II the city. No person
is eligible a bidder who has within two
years prior 10 the letting or said contract
made default in payment OF any tttss
claim for any work or labor performed or
any skill or material furnished pnrsuan Mt
TO any such contract as herein adver-
tised or who within said two years failed
10 complete any such contracts
Special attention Is called TO article
xiii Of the city charter as now in force
relating To hours OF labor" and to
article win, section 81 subs and 2, re-
tating to bonds and suretses.
The board Of public works reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope;
bid for Seventeenth Avenue Sewer Inn
provement."
Ey order Of the board Of public works
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date Of FIRST publication April ith. 1888
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saiffonna cAare~e and penalties - are au-
shorsSeS 90 Sc charged and eoasecsed en
other delinquent taxes. each lot or parcel
50 delinquent shall be sold Tor fas amount
csasss. 81 the time and Ia the manner ana
BY tho same Anshessty - iAads ana tosa
are sold for city taxes
A. H FOOTE,
City Treasurer Of the City of Seattle.
Date AZ irst puslicatiOn. Seattle. Wasa-s
April :, iN9,
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xorrCn 70 coxrnAcrons-cs.rs.

prser 70 the letting 81 said contract made
default in pAymssat of any iass claim
for any work or meor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 70
any s9ch contract IS herein advertised or
aho within sid Two years failed TO cum
piete any saeA contracts
Special attention Is called to article xxiE
OF the city charter ~ nov In force relat.
ing to hours Of sahor.~ and to article
via. section 81 subs and :. relating TO
bonds and suretien.
The board u public wprks reserves the
night 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must sc Endorsed on envelope.
BID for alley in b3ock 81 Maynar<i's ,ewn
Plat. etc. sewer improvement
BY order OF the board TO public workA
FRANK Oi.nSoN, SECRETARY.
Date OF frs. publication. April iash. ,ss
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rAcrioxAL FIGHT N THE STREET.
rAste brothers On Each side En-
DANCE shots, with Fatal Results.

BR1 TNSDN. i. G.. April 9--A pitched
bat,ie was fought in the streets here late
hss night between James Preacher.
Charlie Preacher and Aren Preacher
brothers. on one eide. and George Reid,
Mask Reid, James Reid, brothers. and
lotepr Connolly TN The other. George
RID was killed. Mack Reid probably IA
tally wounded and Joseph Connolly ssr.-
Asly ard james Preacher slightly wound
IL Bad blood has existed between the
Vp factions for some time. The
Keaehers are Sens-iE-iaw OF col Law
Aacs ". Yotiman, the largest planter in
as aecfion
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w. MeMICKEN,
z. g. Surveyor General. Washington.

FOR FRESH REEF AND
Nation: Office Chief Cosnmissary, VAN
couver Barracks. WASH April L 1874
Sealed proposals for furnishing and de-
livering Fresh Reef and Fresh Mutton
for six months beginning July l. lSss will
be received here and nj offtces OF com
misSaries at Fort Stevens, Oregon.
Boise Barracks and Fort Sherman.
Idaho: Forts Canhy. Spokane, Waifa
Walla. Vancouver Barracks and New
Fort Spokane Wash, and Dyea and
Fort wrangel Alaska until II o'clock
a m. May 1. iSe. and then opened. In
formation furnished on application. En-
velopes containing proposals should he
Fresh Mutton" and addressed tn under
signed. or To Conmissary at post TO hs
supplied HENRY p. NCAIN. LIST Lieut..
A. G. c.
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she Cost Money.

Dear girl he said rapturousiy
III it's just the same TO you. George
would prefer not to have you use that ad-
tective.'' she returned.
why notr' he demanded.
1T reminds me too much OF what papa
sometimes says to nie."-Chicago Post.
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or THE INTERIOR.
office OF Il. 3, Surveyor General Olym-
psas WASH. March 81. iNel--Sssied
proposals will be received at
this effic~ until u o'clock noon.
on April -. 1859. for running. measuring
and marking. In accordance with off,
cial existing regulations and such spe-
ctai Instructions a. may he issued by
the surveyor general. the foiiowine de-
sershed survey. r. N, r. Z, ext
6 M. sec, ca NJ; T. Il n; r, e,
ext Is Nj. sec. tss NJ: z. N. r. f
ext. uS Nj. SEC. co Nj meanders &c M:
u. - N. r. E.. ext. Is M. sec 90 M
T. N. r. i +. ext. us Nj. SEC go M
meanders tis Nj Bond with approved
securities for the faithful performance
Of the contract viii be required Of the
successful bidders. The right IS reserv-
ed to reiect any and all bids 10 waive
technical defects and 10 accept any part
OF any bid or reject the other part. II
the interests OF the government require
IL Proposals must be submitted ia da-
Pirate, addressed TO the undersigned
and Endorsed on the envelope "Propo-
sails for Executing Surveys" The pro-
posAis received will be opened at the
time and place above stated. and bid
Gefs are invited to bee present at such
opening. Further Information In regard
to the work Will be furnished upon APP
plicarion TO the undersigned
w. MeMICKEN,
z. g. Surveyor General. Washington.
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fapouNDED STOCK NOTICE. ~ The
following described horse placed In the
City Pound March n. fsss. will be sold
at auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
In hand. TO pay COST OF impoanding and
advertising. April -. ISIS al 10 O'Clock
a m. az tn. front door OF Police head
quarters, corner Third Avenue and Yes-
Ter Way.
One hay mare, about years old
The owner OF the above described AMI
mai being unknown TO me.
c. s. REED. chief Of Police.
Date ~ first publication April T. 1893
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IMpouNDED STOCK NOTIcE-The fol-
lowing described animals. placed in The
city pound March u. 1893 VIII be sold AT
i'm hand. TO pay cost of impoundins and
Advertising. April IL. tsss at 10 O'Clock
a m. al the front door of Police Head
quarters corner Third Avenue and Yes
Ter Way:
One roam horse. seven years old brand.
ed s4O'' on the right shoulder, and blinded
in the left eye.
One black pony.
The owner or owners Of the above de-
scrsbed animals being unknown TO me
c. 8. REED. Chief Of Police.
Date OF first publication March p. lss9
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PETITION FOR DIScHAR0Es--fn the
United States District Court. District OF
Washington, Northern Division. In the
Matter OF Willard A. Morse q Bankrupt.
In bankruptcy. Ne. f.sSs.
To the Honorable &. H. Hanfurd. Judge
of the said Court: willard A. Morse, OF
Seattle. In the county Of King state Of
Washington, In said district. respectfully
represents that on the 34th day of Feb
ruary, tsas. he was duly adtudGed hank
ruit under the acts III congress relating
TO bankruptcy: that he has duly surren-
dercd all his property and rights OF prop
erfy, and has fully complied with all the
requirements Of said acts and Of the
orders OF the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may bs
derreed by the court TO have q full dis
charge from all deuts provahie against
his estate under said bankruptcy act. ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such a discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of March, 1889.
WILLARD A. MORSE.
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eHe SAYS have a peculiar head SAID
the man v 10 bad lHss consulted a pArsn-
oiext&f
fsis frfcna took step hscs and sur
xeyesi Asr critically.
Ut ;sa.sss ala rtgas - Be sad
sses ~ rotsrSs replied TIRE other To
tas urassservans all beads are alike"
Possibly suggested ths srsen. be
WAS referring To the interior. Chic sn
Pest
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And This From boston.

Mrs. Darling Mercy, Charles, what have
yen been drinking
Mr.. Darling-I dom. know. re is what
they call the same" Quite a fashionable
drink. ! should say
Mrs Darlington. thai was all7 | am
glad II was not some kind OF hquor-Bos-
ton Transcript.
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However, Continues Very slow.
WASHINGTON, April s-viee presi-
dent Hobart ID slightly better today. but
Is not yet cut of bed He Is slowly gain
ing strength. His progress. however, 1t Is
admitted is not az rapid as had been
hoped for and he continues very seriously
Ill.
Representative Baird, of Louisiana had
a very good day and is improved tonight.
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and CreScn Short Line.

Low EST RArES-ShOkTEST ROUTE
seattle to all points East and Southeast
via Portland. Salt Lake City and Denver.
Pullman palace sleepers. upholstered tour
st sieepers and free reclining chair cara
steam heat. Piutsca light Fer tickets to
Canada or Europe call on or address E.
e. Ellis. General Agent. slS First avenue.
Seattle W II. Hursbut. G. p A.. Port
land
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SENATOR TELLER IMpRovED.


DENVER. April s.-Senator Henry NJ.
Teller has been quite III or fever, result
Ing from IA severe cold contracted while
In Chicago but II Is announced tina. the
crisis has been passed and that he viii be
able to be out again IN a few days.
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4. f. lsham, a lawyer. wei known
throughout Washington. died at Lewiston,
Idaho. Thursday morning
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.kASSAS CITY. April a.-Thc ilrs: base
NJ zane 81 the season. an exhibition he
sreen Chicago and Kansas city was play
e 81 Exposition park today. Score.
!. X. n. f.
Chicago. DO IS .
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington. for King County.
In Probate. Ne S.iss Notice 90 crsdi.
soSs~in she Matter OF the Estate Of
William Mcintyre. sr Deceased
%fsfee ~ hereby gtven to the creditors
Of William Mcintyre. ST. deceased. and
80 all persons having claims against the
said asteien; or his estate. 10 present
tsss same with tee necessary vouchers
within ore tli g.ar after the date 81 this
notice, 10 wit within one year after fhe
xztb day Of March fxzs 10 tire executors
~ the last VIII and testament Of sad de-
eedent at tire law office Of Heasrs. Pres
ton Il He'll. in the Pioneer building. sssu-
ate on the corner 81 Ptrss assH8e ard
James street, In the city Of Seattle. X uz
county. Washington. sE4s slime being the
place fer the tsKfsartEsn ~ business per-
saiFssEg 10 the administration Of the estate
OF said neeedent IL any claim against
said estate be ngt presented the same
will be barred by law
Date OF first publication, March n is89
WILLIAM MCINTYRE, Jrs.
GEORGE MCINTYRE,
Executors 81 s1e last viii and tsstAment
Of William Mcintyr~. sr.. DECEASED.
PREaTON 4 BELL
Attorneys for Executors