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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06
RUSSIANS FIGHT
THEIR WAY OUT

ST. PETERSBURG, July 26.-The Rus
sian Minister at Seoul. NJ. Paveloff, re-
ports that the Russian detachment which
left Port Arthur en- route to Pyongyang,
reaching Jigu on Sunday. July %, has ar
rived at Pyongyang with the loss of fif-
teen killed and many wounded. They
fought their way through opposing ma
tives at the point of the bayonet.
General Grodekoff in a dispatch dated
at Chabaravosk Tuesday. July "a, states
that a detachment OF railway guards,
safely brought a caravan OF 30 civilians
and officials from the railway to Zuru-
ghaltu. Chinese troops, General Grode-
koff adds. are raiding and looting the
Yalu valley.
Another steamer with Russian troops
aboard was bombarded by Chinese from
the river bank July "a. Securing REIN
forcements. the Russian commander re-
turned to the scene and landed on the
Chinese side of the Yalu river. He at
tackled the Chinese posts In the face of a
heavy fire. Some Chinese pickets were
taken prisoners. Three magazines were
set on fire and exploded. The Chinese
lost 800 killed. while the Russians loss
was only seven.
A desultory bombardment of Blagovest.
.chensk continues. The town OF Aigun has
been set on fire by the Russians. The Chi
nese at Saghalien have been compelled &c
retreat and take new entrenched posi-
ticn.
/ Cossacks have destroyed the Chinese
pickets at Nikolsk. Kuprianovsk and
Starvfhevak
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who have been in session here several
days. The order. which applies to all rur.
al free delivery service in the country.
follows:
l. 1t is ordered that beginning August
the drop letter, or 1-cent rate of postage,
will not apply within rural free delivery
limits. The 2-cent postage rate will be
exacted within such delivery on all first
class matter except postal cards.
2. That the introduction of rural free
delivery will not increase or otherwise
modify the present rate of postage on
second-class matter
g. That the rural free delivery carriers
will not bring to the postoffice mail mat
ter collected by them which may be de-
livered on their routes before completing
their trips.
4. That stamps on mail matter collect
ed by rural free delivery carriers, includ-
ing those on matter delivered en- route as
named in section g. will be Cancelled by
them and reported to the postmaster,
who will derive the benefit of the can
collation. if the Office is fourth-class
5. That until suitable rubber canGelling
stamps can be supplied by the depart
ment free delivery carriers will cancel the
stamps with the indelible pencils furnish
ed them for use in registered letters.
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SAYS LEGATIONS
HAD A FOOD SUPPLY

TOXIC. July 24-The message received
here from Shanghai yesterday makes the
following assertions:
"Yuanshai Kai. Governor of Shantung,
has received letter from Peking, dated
July IS, declaring that Legation courier
was captured by the Chinese guards on
July l3. and that thereupon General Yung
Lu petitioned the throne to employ the
courier as messenger to communicate
with the Ministers. This project was
carried out, and reply was received that
the ministers were well and were unani-
nous In fayoring the restoration of peace
An official of the Tsung Lii Yamen aft
erward visited the legations and inter-
viewed Minister, and ii was subsequent
ly decided to petition the Emperor to
supply the legations with food and to
send them to Tien-Tsin.
Yung Lu is said to have great diff
crlty In Intervening between the foreign
soldiers guarding the south gioka bridge
and the. Tongo troops on the north side.
F1ghting has now ceased, however,"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06
THE WAR IN
PHILIPPINES
Rebels Pay Dearly for
Murder.
VENGEANCE OF FOR7|ETH
American Troops are Accused o.
Barbarism by a Sensational
New York Paper.

MANILA, July 26.-At Oroquieta, in
Northern Mindanao, two soldiers en-
tered native store for the purpose of
buying food. While there one of them
was killed with a bolo and his head
severed from his body. The other es-
capped and gave the alarm.
A company of the sFortieth Infantry
stationed at Cagayan repaired to Oro-
quieta and killed eighty-nine natives
thirty-eight of them being in a single
house.
Subsequently the gunboat CalIao
commanded by Lieutenant George B.
Bradshaw, shelled Oroquieta, burning
the warehouse. One of the crew was
killed.
A force of the enemy estimated to
number 500, under the leadership of AL
varez. formerly the insurgent Presi-
dent of Yarbranga, is now persistently
troubling Northern Mindanao.
A marine of the outpost of Isabella
Debasilon was boloed by natives and
so badly wounded that he died. Isa-
bella is tranquil.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The World
has this from Hongkong under date of
June IL:
while no proclamatio has yet been
issued declaring the Filipinos in arms
to be outlaws, the American troops are
practicing in spots in the Philippines a
policy beside which bandit law is a
tame affair. The administration has
decided the rebellion must be kept
down. and in spite of peace proclama-
tions our soldiers here and there resort
to, horrible measures with natives
Since the war was officially declared to
be. ended we have killed more Filipinos
than the Spaniards did in both rebel
lions. Captains and lieutenants are
sometimes judges, sheriffs and execu
TONERS. If half-dozen natives more
or less are shot on suspicion of being
lour enemies no news of it reaches thu
Military Governor, who wants none.
Publicly we are granting amnest,
to prisoners. Publicly we are mos
liberal. Instead of executing ou
bandits in public plazas in the presenc
of the people we execute them wher
they are caught. That keeps the fact
: Iquiet-keeps the truth away from tn
1 people of the United States, which
: considered justifiable because the
cannot understand the situation an
its necessities
: IF many actual occurrences were Iii
v orally told people would refuse to be
$ lieve that such barbarities take plao
r under our flag.
.I don't want any more prisoner
e sent to Manila was the verbal ordt
from the Governor General thrt
months ago. That is the message pass
ed along from officers to privates. an
8 it has been interpreted in several way
In other words, the volunteer Officer
= land men individually have been guilt
/ of deeds which when committed
Cuba by the Spaniards so infiamed IL
y American people that they went to Wa
to set Cuba free
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} According TO IA Hung Chang. I
} some OF the foreign envoys have I
} already left Peking on their way 4
, TO Tien-Tsin. This and other Chi 4
neso assurances OF the safety of 4
, the legations continue to be re-
} garded with suspicion I'm Canton I
and Hongkong. not to speak OF
} Shanghai. whence one correspond
, ent telegraphs that the proposal TO I
send the Ministers 10 the coast Is 4
} n part of n deep-iaid plot to con- I
, Ceal the date OF the massacre.
From Hongkong and Shanghai 4
come reports OF a spread of the 4
, anti-foreisn feeling and OF the more I
or less alarming attitude Of the au- I,
, thorities. In Canton. despite many I
executions. the rowdy element re- {,
, mains undlsmayed. and even In the ,
D heart of China the feeling Is such ,
that. one correspondent says, n
, any reasonable fear becomes cur
, rent OF partition OF China being
, Intended or OF personal injury to =,
the Dowager Empress being threat I
ened. the whole Of the central prov
, inces will explode.
D Chinese troops which were beaten
, ~ Tien-Tsfn are massiug at Yang
y tun. twenty-five miles from that
y city, on the railway line to the
. capital.
, Fifteen thousand Japanese have
. landed at Shanhaikwan. infiict-
. Ing n severe defeat upon the Chi
. nese there. With occupation by
. Russian forces, n few days ago. of
. Lutai. on the railroad which con-
q meets Shanhaikwan with Taku. the
. allied forces are thus In possession
q OF double base.
O Letters received In 81. Peters,
q burg and specially cabied present
O vivid picture OF events IN Peking
@ up to as late as June 10.
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SIX HUNDRED
ARE MASSACRED

LONDON. July 1.-THE Hongkong cor
respondent OF the Daily Express wires as
follows under yesterdays date:
IAN Italian priest has just arrived here
from Hensien-Fu, in Southern Human,
where the Italian Bishop and three priests
have been massacred after revolving tor
ture. This took place on July 4. Six hun
dred converts were massacred after the
wcmen has been subjected to hideous
brutality. Six other priests fed to the
hills. where they were probably killed.
The priest who escaped had a perilous
journey to Hongkong. He hid In a cof-
fin on board a river boat for seventeen
days"
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TELEGRAPH|C BREWT|ES

The tenderloin district of Redding,
Cal, has been burned.
"Adgie," the lion tanner, has retired
from the stage and married.
Pima Indians are leaving their reser-
vations on account of the drought.
The mother lode of the Klondike min
ing district has probably been found
A norder OF arrest has been issued for
e. G. Rathbone, ex-director general OF
posts in Cuba.
No more steam coal will be exported
by England to France, as it is regarded
as munition of war;
The Indian fishermen who were on
strike at Steveston, B. c., have desert
ed their Caucasian allies
The famous Maison Richie restaurant
at San Francisco, has failed and is
in the hands of its creditors.
South American ore is being brought
to San Diego by the Kosmos line of
steamers. for trans shipment to Pueblo
smelters.
The Pretoria, the largest wooden boat
ever built, has been launched at West
Bay City, Mich. She will carry It's, 600
bushels of wheat.
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No FURTHER MESSAGE
FROM THE LEGATIONS
The Southern Provinces Preparing
To Rise.
JAPANESE WIN A BRILLIANT
VICTORY AT SHANHAI KWAN
More Tales of MongoIian CrueIty-Torture
of Bishop Shanghai Watched
BY Ships.

brought to bear by Sheng and Ia Hung
Chang upon them to join their forces with
Prince Tuan.
1T Is hoped that the arrival of Admir-
al Seymour may stiffen the backs of the
foreign Viceroys and restore the security
Iof the port.
Two English missionary ladies, Miss
Whitchurch and Miss Searell, have been
murdered at Hsiaoi. In the province Of
Shansi. Massacres are also reported
from Taiyuan and Paotingfu."
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4 PEKING LETTER
DESCRIBES THE RIOTS

LONDON, July N.-Ihe Daily Mail pub
fishes the following from it's correspond
ent:
ST. PETERSBURG. July 26.-The first
direct news from Peking arrived today,
In the form of two letters from the di-
rector of the Russo-Chinese Bank to the
Minister of Finance. The first is dated
June Is and reads:
The situation here has reached a cri-
sis. On June 13 the German Embassy had
a man belonging to the anti-Christian
mob arrested in Legation street. This
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06
JAPANESE WIN
AT SHANHAI KWAN

LONDON, July T.-The Daily Tele-
graph publishes the following from its
special correspondent:
TOXIC. July 26.-It Is reported that
on the 22d inst. a Japanese force of 1900
succeeded in landing at Shanhaikwan
and gained a great victory"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-06
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
An Order Issued by the Postmaster
General.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Postmaster
General Smith has issued an order car
rying into effect recommendations made
by the rural free delivery superintendent,
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''on 70 ". 9. chsne.

H. Ss,'sOlsCo. S,' July IA lunch.
II ,s", .,'n az the Union League
~. yesterday In honor % w.
se,,.. .p,ervising agent oe the
Pss,,,s.' treasury, who arrived I'm
ron Washington yes
n, .a' my. az the luncheon. be-
'ssr ~ ol honor, were: scna-
p c.,..' y. p.'slns. Colonel John y.
Aga y George stone. John
sibo,s y * Dunn. =. .. Hendy.
y sa ' !. George A. Knight. c. NJ
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- h ~ Government win have
hom h,S S,'.at Britain for the
~ Paris /, uea,tment In Jail Of
= political prisoner
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oPTIcIANs

So. VISION 10 the cause OF
~ ~, .snt of all headaches, neu-
- I. h, inees which are often at
health. Properly flttsd
~1.f s'n cases viii give lmmedi-
ns - LUCAS. Optician. Love
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Continued on Page %
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C4a CLEVELAND. Nc D.-orc-
4 k.ef a. hours. te ~ .. 10. , 20
- rsl 90.
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sTENoGRAPurns

~. MILLER -stenosrapher
- Room 81, Judd nidE.
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mcftsSIoaAl CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

- a yuDD "a. n. &. Atkinson
f,N..'.st n Jass, Jr.)-Orice over
Cas- hank. cor. Merchant
J..eunans ets
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PHYSICIANS

s.o 4 kuGuR. Homeopathic Prsc-
- !. special sttention Given 70
-. diseases. snlce and residences,
-,.sla st. neariy ODD. Methodist
- onse hours. 10 20 ~ O. m. 20
fpsp ~. sundays. S.m To
M rsi IA
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ENGINEHRs

lvN NkitL q Co, LTD.-Ensin-
sad Boilsrmakers. ho-
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N y DOVE, c.E.--surveyor aud
nuneer; once. new Magoon bldg.
MAs and Merchant sta: v. o.
evfasfs taken for typewritins.
moN woRKs.-Engineers and
.a Pumping and Sugar Ma
"a eomplete power plants. Of
y spreckels block. Tel f9l
~, TAYLOR, NJ. Am. SOC. G. e.
Hrdrsullc Engineer. ~
~, Hoaelulu Tel as
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"a .srI Contractor ana Buiis.r.
~ ,.'sssmc smce htuns. brick, woo1 or
~ rest shop. Palace Walk. rr-i-
NAer Ave, near Kewalo.
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A., BROKERs.
J. e.''slossSILI..omcs ''losS Il Queen 81. op-
- seS..MEi.t.--tesns negotiated.
Transacted: Bethel 81
~, sscrLLANEous.
ss.ssn, 70 tsns acrnow,..ix.
aw,rpm.nt. district of Kors.
ssn, y Aehfs once. King 81.
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lrI aAfaRAfTu.-orscs and res
~. soe neretanla and Alskea sta
=. Aours. 20 10. 10 4 and 7 TO 4
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CONTRACTORS

|, s'''sssANo q CO. Contractors
1 haaefs Painters. Paperhan.ors
y ~. All wsrk neatly doas:
49, ~ back OF High school.
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DRKHRa

nI ~ -s,enosr.pne. and Type
rhurston a Carter
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-, ntcWrY-Klns and Bethel sts.
o eox "a
Hs4ax -cemnis-ioner Of Deeds
s,.,,l. IA Kashumsnu -.
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ARCHITECTS.
psLEE q PAGE. Architects snd
- .0mce Rooms "a Arlington
heaelnlu. w. T.. sketches ami
s,lmstes furnished al short NO
~ ~, p. ". box T7s.
MD q TRAIN, Archuects-sufls
BEE hlock. Fort ~.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-15
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice IL hereby given that the City
Council Of the City Of Aberdeen, WASH,
viii receive bids until 8 O'Clock p. m. Of
November 18th, 1900, for the construction
OF plank roadway TO Fern Hin cemetery
in the City Of Aberdeen, WASH, In &C
cordance with the provisions OF ordinance
No. 1888 Of said city and the following
specifications:
The grading shall be Of sufficient width
to allow . 16-foot roadway and ditch on
both sides go feet In ally; the slopes ol
cutting on sides to be one to one a. PEI
profile on file In the Office Of the city
clerk the planking on the graded portion
to be Is feet.lony and three inches thick,
placed on four mud stills 8x1O inches Inn
beded even with bottom Of grade and
spiked with 60 penny wire nails.
The whole cost OF constructing such
roadway and furnishing Of materials
therefor to be paid for with warrants
drawn on Special Improvement District
No. 81 (Fern Hill cemetery Of said city.
Provided further, that the city will
guarantee the payment OF the warrants
Each bid must be accompanied by 4
good and sufficient bond In the sum o.
10000, conditioned that the bidder will
enter into contract with and furnish Z
good, sufficient bond TO said city, condi'
toned for the faithful performance Q!
biz contract provided he 10 the successful
bidder.
The city reserves the right TO reject
any and al bids.
Given pursuant 10 ordinance and direc'
ton Of the City Council.
Dated Aberdeen, WASH, this 6th day
Of November, A. D. 1900.
GEO. A. BLACK,
(sEAL] City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-15
ORDINANCE NO. $40.

An ordinances fixing the amount Of levy
for municipal purposes or the year
1900 upon oil the property within the
city Of Aberdeen, Washington.
Tho City Council Of the City VI Aber-
deem. do ordain % follows:
Section /. That there be-, and by virtue
Of this ordinance there 10 levied upon oil
property, within the city Of Aberdeen,
Chehalts County. Washington. taxable
for state AMI county purposes, CITY
tax for the year 1900, which tax 10 for
the purposes and 10 amount and ct the
rates following, to-wit:
1. For all municipal purposes, except
for street, sewer, interest on water bonds
and interest on bonds strictly municipal
the Sum Of $3829.2l, being at the rate Of
"a cente on each one hundred dollars
Of the assessed valuation of all property
taxable in said city, real and personal.
according to the certified notice Of the
auditor Of the said county, now on file
vith the clerk Of said city. That said
sum above levied shall, when collected,
be divided or distributed ~ follows
to-wit:
(a) To the Fee and Salary Fund oi
said city the eum OF $2473.95. or "a cents
on each one hundred dollars Of said
valuation;
to- To the General Fund Of said city
the sum OF SASS, 20. the same being 20
cents on each one hundred dollars Of
said valuation;
2. For the street fund Of said city the
further sum Of $2473.95, the same being
at the rate OF "a cents on each one hun
dred dollars Of said assessed valuation.
8. For the Sewer Fund Of said city
the further sum Of 1858. 81. the same being
At the rate Of s cents on each one hum
bred dollars Of said assessed valuation.
A. For the Interest Fund in discha, sc
Of interest on water bonds, the sum o!
$2425. ~. the same being at the rate Of
1888 cents on each one hundred dollars
Of said assessed valuation.
s. For the Interest Fund in discharge
Of interest on bonds for strictly muni-
cipal purposes, the sum Of S30O4.95, the
same. being at the rate Of 1897 cents on
each one hundred dollars Of said assessed
valuation.
Section 2. This ordinance is made
pursuant to Statute, and ordinances OF
said city and particularly Ordinance No.
110.
This ordinance to be in full force and
effect from and after FIVE days after its
passage, approval and last publication.
Passed and approved this 10th. day Of
November, 1900.
WILLIAM ANsTIE.
Attest: Mayor, protein.
GEO. A. BLACK.
City Clerk.
Date Of last publication Nov. 18TH,
1900.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-15
ooINes At The COURT HOUSE.
Business Transacted by the superior
Court and List Of Instruments
Filed With oMcials.
Superior Court.

The following il the record OF business. trans a
ac;ed in the Sn1eriOr court for the week emu
M Nov. TO- 1900.
I,re adoption Of Harriet F.vMussrove
sninor. Order granting petition OF adop'
tion signed.
State Of Washington vs. Lester Gran
Ger. Order Of dismissal signed.
A. NJ. Eklund ct al. Va ]. Il. whitney
tai Defendants motion to quash SUM
IONS denied.
School district No. So, vs. school dis
iot No. 60. Defendants motion sus'
tanned.
In re estate OF Nels N. Especial ,ssde
ceased. Dscree Of final settlement Of
account signed.
H. NJ. Brumett vs.. John Campbell 81
al. Plaintiffs demurrer to answer over
ruled.
State Of Washington We. Gust. Pe'ko'
ner. judgment Of dismissal signed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-15

Alexander Jolley to Mary ] Byles,
mtg on lots % blk l E Youngs add to
Elma-$600.
Emma Kaatz to Thomas Pearson,
mtg on lot II blk % w4B add to Aber.
.deen-$SOO.
FIJI Green and Patrick McHush IA
Grays Harbor Commercial Co-agree.
ulent
III Mathews to John Est, mtg on az
OF nwI and VIZ Of swI sect 50 twp 10
r8-$1O00.
LDCarr to F L Carr, General Power
Of Atty.
James 8 Book to H A Hayes, mtg on
und "a of sects 10 and 81 and all Of e1d
Of swL and w Of seL sect 10 and seE
sect 80 twp 18r7-$l0,O00
n. ne Philadelphia Securities Co to ] X
Min ", lease on ~ Of sou sect 50 swA
: rsct @n. vp 10 and land in twp Is s.
E,;.,.,rm ' Byles to Equitable Saw.
;rcs .rd n. IAN Association Mortgage
ns sn 1srd tf,o @250 + forming part Of
NIX / Of Byies ffEs. ADD TO Monsssano-
$500.
William F Entrop 70 ,~Ws,no %
mtg on lot blk Is Abeade> ",a~,
Charles Johnsonlto Patrick y AsS; nn
saud Ashton l.. Eiie, Tease Of bull.- "s H. ="
= end ofeA& lct 70 blk ~ Abssd< %"
aApaliss...ion for record Of IS claims g i,
.9sa.l mining ground situated eha
described az per application on BlacS
Diamond quartz Ledge IN Cheha!is
County, Wash, Newskah Mining DIS
tHct.
H CHESHIRE to Bateman and Moss, con-
tract on piano-$75.
Same to T Knapp, contract on piano
$500.
Same TO Jessie French, contract on
r1ano-$250.
nc Winston to ] Case, Threshln9
achins Co, chttl mtg on traction en-
1890.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-15

lota 1 70 IL In block a., original plat
Of the town now City Of Aberdeen, said
County, for the impsovemens 10 saio
ordinance expressed, was nled In ny
Office November, 10th. l9cO, that on the
oath. day Of November lS0O. the City
Council will cit - board Of equalisation
to hear and determine appeals Of parties
claiming to be agrieved BY such assess
mont. INN
Dated this 18th. day Of November, 1900
Gro. A. BLACK.
fsrAl1 City Clerk.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-11-15

County Of Chehalis, o.
City Of Aberdeen. %

VVOoV W VuVUU1AuS
City Of Aberdeen.
To Whom Il May Concern:
Notice 10 hereby gwen that the assess.
ment roll made pursuant 70 ordinances
No. 194 Of said city, against Local I'm.
provement, District No. % ia part en-
bracing lots l and IL In block 20,
lots ! and ~ in block %, lots 6
and 7 in block q. lots 9 and 10 block
26, Weatherwax and Benn's addition and
lots ! and l2 in block 80, lots 8 and
In block So, Weatherwax and Benn's End
addition to the town, now city q Aber.
deem, said County. for the improvement
10 said ordinance expressed. was fled In
my Office on the 10Th. day Of November,
1900, that on the 2lth. day Of November
he City Council will cit - . Board Of
Equalization 10 hear and determine up.
y, als Of parties claiming to be agrIeved
~ sucs, assessment.
.Dated this 18th day Of November, 1900.
GEO. A. BLACK.
rsrAL.1 City Clerk.