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Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02
Condensed Teiearams

Japan's Latest Note on the Califor- nian alien land law arrived by cable yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Floyd Tiffany, Proprietor of a stone quarry at Middletewn, N. r, cemmit- ted suicide with dynamite in presanca ef his mother, whe was threwn e the ground bys the exnlesien.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

The Steamship California has arriv- ed at New York and reported passing several whales and two small ice- bergs.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Leroy Lindstronn of Chicago wms forced to walk home draped in a beer keg, when some one stole his clothes while he was in. bathing
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

A Cool North Wind and showers brought relief from Chicago's record breaking hot spell yesterday. The thermometer dropped 20 degrees in a few hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Denver Was Selected as the next meeting place for the next triennial convention in 1916 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Enginenen.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Guiseppi Pomare of Youngstown, O., charged with sending a letter to Presi- dent Wilson demanding $5,0o0, will be placed on trial again next Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

George Wood, 60 Years Old, was drowned while trying to save his year old nephew. Robert Wood, who had fallen into a dam at Williamstown, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02
Death of Another Veteran

Tonight there was a good prospect for rainstorm and If it comes the situation will be relieved and the big danger of prostra tions and deaths will be postponed. if not entirely averted,
 The first death of a veteran in the town of Gettysburg occurred this af- ternoon, The victim was J. D. Albert of Washing ton, D. C.. about so years old. He is said to have been promi- nently connected with the United tstates pension office.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Secretary Redfieid yesterday in- structed the commerce department bu- , eau Of standards to make a. study of railroad accidents resulting from brok- en car wheels and txles.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Factory Inspector Mcfarland has promoted Miss Grace Stanley from the position of stenographer to factory in spector. She will receive a salary ap- proximati ting $1,500 a year.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Three More Men who were fatally burned in the Husted mill explosion at Buffalo a week ago died in the hos- pitals yesterday. bringing the total known to be dead up tc P.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

The Increasing Cost of Living the country over is demonstrated in con- tracts let by the treasury department for feeding the officers and men of the revenue cutter service during the new fiscal
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

Investigation by Agents of the state department of the recent expulsion of a number of Korean fruit pickers from Hemet. Cal was ordered discontinued yesterday and the incident is consid- cred closed.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

At Special Meeting of the Law renee, Mass. city government yester- day it was voted to pay $100 towards the funeral expenses of each of the victims of the bathhouse tragedy, and committee comprising Mayor Scan lon, Alderman IIannagan and Alder man Lynch was appointed to tnvesti gate the cause of the accident and re- port back to the government at the earliest 0nDort1InitV
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

The Gaiety Theater, an Albany land mark, was destroyed by fire yesterday. A smouldering cigarette or cigar left by one of the spectators at a boxing bout Monday night is supposed to have farta6 ha hlaza
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-02

A Warrant for the Arrest of William B. Senglaub, for IS years tax collector of Middletown. Conn, was issued yes- terday. The allegation is that Seng- laub embedded a little over $500 of the towns money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31

sentenced ~ any court 90 tho city iail ar
priHnu shall 30 immediately dctiNered 90
rntn fniited Go the custody and heepinf or
said uoaut provided that the Citf Cnun
eii may ~ ordinance make other pro
visions Tor the care 20 arrested rctHous
pending their trial IN any ceuft
SECTION THE neatd shalt rtosofihr
such fuits and regulations and vtorftan
such manner ~ control AZ VII tend e.
the correction and information % rflHon
ufa HnN 90 the we'll hainA uf others SIN
mitted tr ils charEe er brsusht 40 p
no scope ~ rs powers and oprntinn'A
tor putllv usefulness. and Go make chs
same self supporting
section q aaid Hoard zahiect 90 ctyil
Service rutes shall employ such assist
ance a. mAF bo necessary a. rgffofm ha
Powers ard functions provided. an 81
eeuttva secretary ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
be exempt thefvffeu
section S The citY rounru shall make
such provisions ~ Ia levy, or othrrw 10
and shall act .evrr Go the uses ~ said
Hoard such buildings lands or property
~ Wiz enable sait Heard 70 carry on -
pow ere and duties aud such other va 3
powers and duties as may Be prescribed
tY ordinance
section g said Hoard - Tar q. may
be. shalt arsk tho co operation ~ the
a. hoal and i'afk nnAfaa ana the ktna
county authorities for the purpose of
evolving the best possible social oend'
section = An charter provisions ard
ordinances In cenfiiet herevith are 70
praiod
ANp nH IT ruRrWEN WEantN sh
that such proposed Hsaendnent shall D.
sahlnitted t. the aualtusd siertoFs - thf
eitv for their ratification nf Felecttnh
az the next general municipal elecNph to
BE- held on the tth dai - March. 1918
Passed the city gpuncll the tlth daN ~
November tatE and rikuet ~ me 80
open session In suthcntiraiieH - ~ pas
sage this tith feN ~ November ltla
NnuENT a. NNskhfN
a.H - AtrHsIWHfH
F-iiad the tfth daf 20 november. ifii
81 " CARROLL.
Cuy Comptroller and eN .nffirla city Gle
bats % first publication January tiaf
faff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31
LEGAL NOTICES


PROPOSED AMENDMENT 80 T.
- kSsoLUTiON and PROPORTION
70 sm~af The Charter ~ the city - g..
sn's ~ adding thereto new article 20
Nn7Hn as Article XVI creating a
bpafd of Ppbhe Welfare. defining the
poNerz and duties thnrs1f frpsailnR all
shafifr provisions and ordinances in can-
inei thsFsgith. and submitting tho same
- w qualified voters - the city Al the
r,u 1nefal municipal election
~ " hEsDLVED BY THE CITY
gTYsAciL or THE CITY OF SEAT
Ths, The Charter Of tho CITY 81 Seattle
tnenasd By adding thsfeto a new ar
Iei. % he knoNn a. Article XVI. which
sn&d rad a. follows
ARTICLE XVI
uon J. There II hereby established
- h2tfd q Public Welfare composed Of
hsym 9Th ths consent n ~ Council
~ s4stsd TO rsmovai for causs upon
- f"eesrrence % the Council Two
~.vAfs % the Board shall - women
40 sh1i serve without compensation
80 thsfr terms shall BE- FOR nv. years
ssssspt that Of the first astointsea ,o -
49, .'nsd by the Mayor ons shall
=. I. ~ one year. one Tor two years one
~. Is- ysars. one Tor four ynara and
~. W hys years Within sixty days
~ me taxing effect % ibis amsuI p
ne, he Mayer SHAH make s''rh appoisi a.
~ 1870, ION persons fssiden, IN tho CITY
80, itis well known FOR their ptbilo
-. ~ interest In the objects and pgr
Sp.ss u such Beard
are saalsr provisions spBiirahIs hsrst3
To.,s 10y extended - and EN- trace said
ss., ahH The officers thereof
el,,'A said Board shall havs en-.
$50 xAperfision and control over
ts,,ss u.s. iaiis. asyigms and rsforrna
ties, so places for detention n dsfso.
), s,.. ana dsiinqusnts. and over reform
ens aas schools for Juvenile offend ~
inei,dss paging houses. public baths Goi
us.hiis N public pafkn and bascbes
rnsn, s.fm lands and works or smuiey
ynd ,emp0rarr or emergency reifa,
IL. 80 seigHEinE - the CIV ~ aaa,
ths ~a,k an@'l nave power 20 provide r.,
4 ssn. ,asslns Of prisoners ana othsr psF.
! such 1917 ~ supervision and eoufrai a,
ratnsn.ssg ~ may bs lawf1l ana ~, sf,'h
Or ~, s'on a. may BE- aaaroed ,rs,s,o,
b. kss,es ssia Board Said Hoard .b,i
safalv 81 the city prison aad sbsi
e9rdsnes deliver or dlachares IN ae'
sons ess,,,, Vim law All prlsaner. ana ne
sfhsz ,.' wed or delivered te IL ~ a.,
prrsrr. y conft aJtherizsd 80 10 a. w
tssdsa yIrsr'ed ~. IN poi,se az -. 81
" 'ss polissi tssst of III. civ y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31
RESOLUTION NO. ssis.
ppOposrp AMrNpMrNr 10 I

GHOHaaEp AmENnMENl NJ y
A RESOLUTION and PROPOSITIONS
to amend section 10 Of Article VIII Of
the charter. relating TO the making %
lmpfov emcnta and the purchase Of ma
terlais and supplies an submitting such
proposed amendment 90 the electors OF
the city at the next general municipal
election 20 be held March 4. 1914.
BE IT RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF SEAT
TILE;
THAT Section 10 Of Artlcie VIII 81 the
city Charter be am seded 10 read az fol-
lows
section 10. All local improvements. tho
funds for the making OF which are a.
rectiy or Indirectly 20 be derived Ia whole
or Ia part, from assessments upon tho
prop3ty benefited thereby, aud such
other improvements as the city Council
shall by ordinance pra(rrlbe, may he
mnde by contract 90 10 lot TO tho lowest
Aidder therefor under the management Of
the hoard Of Public Works. or Ia tho dis
erection OF said board the same, or any
mart thereof may be done under the man.
nremant Of said board by day labor
which board shall direct tho purchase OF
materials and supplies necessary therefor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31


A REEuLTrtoN and PROPOSITION
O. amend section "a % Article VIII Of
The CITY Charter ~ the CITY Df Seattle.
and providing Tor submission af such pro-
posed amendment 60 the qualified voters
% the CITY % Seattle at tho next sen
erni election
.nE ~ REsoLvEn ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CRY OF SEAT
that section "a OF Article v1II 81 'he
CITY charter u the city Of Seattle be
Section s.a superintendent Of Build.
inEri qualifications. Duties. There shall
- "a experimentation ~ buildings. who
shall also be superintendent 81 public
huiitinrn and grounds He shall be either
a structural engineer. architect OF builder.
ne shall De- bile duty 60 aee that the build
iuE ordinances % the city and the rules
and regulations established by the Board
~ puhiic works relating to his depart
mrut are enforced subject 10 the con.
troll % the Hoard % Public Works. he
OF the public buildings and lands belong
inE Co the city. other than parks library,
lighting nnd water systems He shall
Also have charge. subject to tho control
% the Board Of Public works. OF the CON
sffurtion ana maintenance Of municipal
buildings lie shall keep list Of ali
the property heionEing to the city, and.
under the direction 81 the hoard OF Pub
iic Works shall seek TO obtain reason
abba revenue from all property. other
than parks and library property, lighting
and water systems not actually required
Tor the rityH use, and shall, through the
Hoard Of Public Works. make reports to
the Clty Council quarterly. enumerating
the city'a property. and the use to
s1sa 'f ,Ssrs nSse s .Sa I unaar eS
service rules. have control OF the om-
ploymsnt Of all labor. skilled or other
wise. in hts department. lilo shall have
such other additional powers as the city
Council MAJ BY ordinance grant, and he
shall perform such other duties as the
city Council or the Board OF Public
Works may from time TO time prescribe
AND M 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that such proposed amendment be sub
mltted 20 tho qualified electors Of tho
city % Seattle Tor thou ratification or re-
eiactlon 70 he held March Z. ieia.
Passed the city Council the aist day
81 December. iai2. and signed by ma In
open session in aathentication Of its pas.
sage this sist day Of December. 1919.
Ronr ~ HEsKErH.
President OF The city Council.
Filed the si't day Of ~ ps c,seni, isia'
City Comptroller and on -offlclo city Clerk
Date OF frat publication January aist
NOTICE IL uisnEuY OWEN that in
accordance with Petition. city Clerks
File No. 50Ai2. tho initiative has hsoH
invoked na TO tho foi.o~i ng proposed ~
dinances. and that, pursuant 20 Re-olu-
Ton No hHde OF the NltN council OF Tue
city OF Seattle. said proposed ordinances
will be submitted for ratification or re-
lection at the General Election to be
held on in * 49, eI.y No on March ''h' i'i''
AN ORDINANCE providing for tho con
struotlon by contract " an extension to
tho public market at Pike Place in the
City OF Seattle. and Including rs part
OF said plant for extension. tho con
struction Of a oonvcyor under and at
taohed 10 the bridge on Pike street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31

fNnNN#Nn AMtN fat ~ ~ .....
uEHnIIFfoN sod lftufpHiflHF
60 amend Article XVIII - ere cas-
Charter ~ sddins thereto hHH 49, iten
a. ~ huHNu - ~ fion ii. ffieNhs 20
1--WE afnoss in tAa ems II seattle. SD
sahmitfInF such rrurasrd sHnF nirtFnt g.
ths ni.riefa - the fltF g the EyHf AZ
enuei,sip.i sl.etieg y p neg :" 'h' ''"
uE ~ ut tuf.NEu uf Tht CITY
CorNctL oF rifr CITY or hhAF-
fhst Astiei. XVIII - The citf Charter
b amradsd b. adde's ihTfrfH Hsa
section go - hnuun - Nnrftun ~ ahtft
shan rad fn'iaHs
section o. Ettrf eandlaai' 81 ne.n
iuatien 90 anY elective Hfnfs nnd "f#5
sisrsau nuulinatet i1 auF sab office nn
tos thr charter af fHa Clff 20 $50 iis shall
mahln sen ital lsYr sfiaf ihf Nat ~
IT, a candidate 90 ths eirrtiun 81 hlrh
10 is elected fils an tieniiaTt siai. II -
ir writing upen sui'ahfs frfta iH ="
farrishad b. fhe ClfF Comptroller. fHil
afHrer uirh ahHan bits 49,. lafafiHn ~ rattf
fihaeF af ether HnfnfnsfiHu payer is htfN
s~ftina frfth each Huui r fn"nff aaf
thina n fatea no arr rHraitrfaiiaH y
-srf eaafflfufsA pai1 Hf pfFft tsHN ~
hfu ar ans nne faf h4aa anh his Anar .
edfa 90 aeIuir arrnfH o. SO pn't
SCORING ~ lhfaen.tnH q W ~
tafH uffltr Nalf aafHutrHt o. Eai ttftn
gha sama paid 90 personal espsnars safi
stating fuNV ere aafuFs kiHa ana rtaf
aeief - fhs sfrrnar e. shth fhe safas
acre Ftarr.isf e-.ffratFlF sol fHH rftt
,. -uAtftea So Hhusn fht HHnH Hfln fff'
go Is. D. ees o. rhifh asft 49,
fnsnl= a~fe m &C. ah ffu
800 s.snsn 81 other FnHH. frfaiI " ~ --..
s,i enf noe lsit staif ~ inriufra ru h
q atrfnenf s. hrn 81 ulrsi sfail lni .nrila
40 BE- subject ta che fHffrsfisn 500 -.
arrtnaftan ~ any s'a-faf un1 ehafi 20
auf hsrnnie faaft 20 no nih.lf frgrfl
Ifsaf Hf tI4IsfHiH fhrfr7f shall iis
4uaf'fF aana raat 'datr ur npHines ffen1
nHIsffHu H4tH uffirr
ASu uE Or FtnrfEN NfAnifE W
inst aHfh EFnf . nfe.~rHanFnf 20 80.
afftat a. tHr Hnaiff 80 F}-ffura 1f $50
'iTtr 20 arrffsr sc fhH nrrrfaf uanlriHal
sirtfIan tp be- beta an me iih dsr -
starch 1913
lasssd thr CITY rnaacii the tsth 49,
% urr~fnh~r ffff aad tEnrd lf mr ln
epan sassiaa iu sHfheufirnfian - tta zee
sage Isis seen daf ~ uesreuifrr 1879
WuNT o. NErkN %
lsrrtlfsnf - she riff faanrH
Ftira she s0th daf ~ u~e~i,t'a7f. 1913
- rAuWutf-
CTS Com rffaIirf and - auffirin ritF rlffs
bate 1f nrst psitiirztiun 1anHaf1 tisf
fvtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31

Proposed a t5A tfMtNA NJ p
uEaOt.urtuN ana rhoHphiI -
80 amend section u Arflels ~ ~ thg
city charter ~ the city ~ Seattle, and
providing far the submission ~ such pro
uossd amendment 90 the qualified vote
~ the cts ~ seattle az the nest Evnsi a
nr ir uraoLvnp ny THE CRY
COUNCIL of THE CRY OF hEAf'
Tia
rhsi Section ~ Article ~ y tho
Citf charter ~ thT city = Seattle Dc
amended - 10 60 road aa follows
section The rnuHCii shall meet upon
each Monday ~ each month. - IT any
~ these DAYS BE- legal holiday ihem
upon the uust day. uat "a irsai h"ilaR1.
thereafter end au tts sessions shan %
pHhife. end Dc shaii net adjourn 20 an.
other place than 10 regular place 81
Asu un fr FURTHER nEHof.vEp
that aaiI pfnpaash amendment hr s4n
fniftaa 10 tha uuaiIusi electors - enc
city ~ Seattle AZ the nost Errffai HI".-
uon - - hgii IN the Gus u hsaiils 90"
MarEh tth. 1873
ras.rd ths cifF Caancn Tho seth daY
% nstrultlaf. lalt. sad signed - me in
4isrn secession fn anthentifafluu - liH pta
saEn this Iefh dsF ~ uersuhff. ltl
NuWr d lfIHkH fii
f'fesiHsnt ~ The civ HHunfN
riied BIZ nae thla lnth az 20 haf"inAef.
o. W CANW0tf.
rhy comriroiisf ana 80 ofngip CITY
NlFfH
pate " nfs, psrucaiiou iangafy iist
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


tinn. except that the names ~ nominees
shall h~ printed Ia oarh group on no
ballot ~ tho order Of tho number qt
votes they received az the primary elea
tinn. the nominee receiving the hiEh ~
vote az the top Ia each group. and shefo
shall be no rotation u the names ~ w
printing Of tho ballots A blank line ahi9
DO left below tho names % the pfihtHl
nominees Tor each orfiro, wherein up
ANY porsdsA ga ~ no may desire T.
vote
ANp uu iT FURTHER nEHpiNtp
that said proposed amendment DO ~
mitted 10 the qualified electors ~ w
CITY % seattle al thu most general rlef
ton 90 he held Ia the city - Seattle
March eth 1918
Passed tho cay Council tho aoth 40
~ pesember. 1879. and Hiuhod ~ mo ~
open session in naturalization oe ~ pas
asEa this anth daY ~ December tblfi
noun - ttEHNErH.
President Of the CITY Council
rtlsd ~ me this seth day % neeem
W " CARROLL.
city Comptroller and exsoffieio CITY 'lefh
Date ~ fret publication January sisN
NuNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31

HhsDLIII1N NO asIl.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO 4
a REVOLUTION aud PROPOSITION
y amend Section 1 Of Article xYIfc Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-31

PROPOSED AMENDMENT No.
A Proposition sn1 Hes1iutsan 20 amend
lnE thereto a uee article 90 ts knenn
a. Article NNNtt. reiatiuf 90 ne asee
ment levy and goiiretiHn nf teNes ~ eW
corporate or mauioipsi purposes and Oh
tseis progiatng tnr the gradual sseniP
tion from such TAXATION = Az perrnHsl
property tsxc@rf irHarhola tmtrfrsia ~
land and puhita service franchisssi ahA
ifnprus ruaents on lsud Repeating all rhtt
ter prsxtsioas and ordinances in canftFt
and protidins Tor the submission ef snFh
proposed amendment 60 The electors ~
shs eisY az tns nsst srnNFal municipal
ne fr RrsoLvnp ny THE CRY
COUNCIL or rttE CITY or SEAT
ma, the city charter ef tho CITY q
seattle - amended ~ adilns thsrste a
new article 10 30 kaaNn a. Article NNNlt
Nhieh shall rad - f.,lsws'
Section The ssrnsat levy 80
collection u taxes on preperv fgr sh
eurperats % municipal purposes ot th7
city - Seattle shall % enitatiN h
spset ~ perssns ard prgpertF th-fN,p j
psot iars that fer Comparable o. manl-
siral purposes lu ths fftN ~ reattfr thrfr
shalt b. sxsnp, frsn sath taxes tpf tes
urar 1914 twenfYsfite PR eent. fpf ths
year ists uftr Per esnt. Tor the Yrsf
ISIS seventy five pr cent, ard ther
aficr par hundred pss esnt q ne telae
haid ini.rrsts h. land aad pabiie 80, tes
franchis~st aad % at ilnrfaN sufeots -
tn ar under any lrnAs ~ ths city et -
attte, and IN isvFtnG Nnt roiipfsinH sneh
.taxrs for the year 1914 srFsatf i've rFf
eent oniy ana fpr the rear 1878 Nft
per cruf auiF ana TOR che rpsf islt
h. rffY- five ser ernt oniF. sui thTfratff
no mart q she value - BHrHanai rfprHrtt
fexnsmfInM isas~huit Interests " lard Ana
pubfIe srratre franrhisrsi ant % iutpf ~
meats On fn or unaef anr iands IN she fltr
% seattle shall as Hahlrct % thr irtf ~
tarrs for eDsparafs nr munieipAi urtsfses
81 The Gay - seattle. provided. fNat
nathga9 herein shalt he c0nstrsri 60 pc
vent fhe ltapusina - lie~nsHs un rcftttn
Occupations eitnin the city Or Heatt4t
In fha exercise - the poiiee pnNef Fi
sffogf any charter pru slpn ga ~ nsn -
regulating thc sale ~ tniaHicattar
seetian Al charter pfovislsns 90
arfftnsnrvs and parts % thereof in cNas
ri-f herewith are o. praiea
ASp nE az FURTHER HEat'l.FfsH
that the foregoing Amendment 60 ths cas-
charter BE- ard ths eaate l. hefehr Sab
fuittad % The Iuaiifiri eisrtngs - fhr
xitY ~ th~ nsat EWnrtni muu4rtual riFr
tlsu 70 b hrid On the tth aay % March
fatf
ra..~a the CITY Csunru ths isth dar
% Nneess her. 1919. and signed ~ M iu
open srssipu IN sutbrutieatinr OF 40
pasasrs tbs 18Th dar - SOS erftsr 1919
Hour u HEANErH
President % she ttfN taamru
riisd The Ism Har - Nns sonhsr. 1879
S. CARROLL.
city Catnptreiisr snA - .nffleip cuts cierh
Date % first publication January list
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.rE or WARRINGTON I
raautY p King. ss
CtY ~ Seattle


Fourth. Any person whose name has
been presented under this article as q
candidate mRY. not later than fifteen
tisi days before the primary election
nomination ~ filing with tho city Comp
trplfef o. request therefor IN writing ard
no name 90 Withdrawn shall he printed
Hnnn the official ballot The city Comp
frnffer shall preserve in his office for a
fefied ~ three years al declarations 90
candidacy flied under the provisions ~
FifIh me city Comptroller shall not
less than 40 days before the primary
election. certify iist ~ the candidates
Tor tho respective offices whose names
together With iist o. the offices 20 be
filled and the same shall be published
AZ least three consecutive days before tho
election in tho city official newspaper
sixth All the provisions ~ this char
ter and Of the state Law relating 20 the
holding % general municipal siactlnna,
In far az they pertain 70 the qualioca-
tons 81 electors the designation % vot-
lns places and election officers. the con-
duct ~ the election. the canvsssiuK ~
thu votes and making the returns there
o. and the closing Of saloons on the day
~ election shall apply with equal force
on the first FRIDAY evening after tho
primary election the CITY Council
shalt at seven o'clock, inset and proceed
TO canvass sths returns thereof and shall
ascertain and declare tho names Of tho
two candidates for esch office. who at the
primary election have received the high
cat votes for such office. except the ~
flee % councilman, and IN the csEs % Of
fee 81 councilman. the names OF the can
didates. In number equal 60 twice the
number % o9uncilnen 10 he elected. who
hAvs received the highest votes 81 the
primary election. and such persons shall
he deamed to hs the nominees for the re-.
sprctivs offices. between whom the choice
Will be made at the ensuing general eisc-
ti0n In case - any tie vote affecting
nominations. both Or al persons rsceiy.
ting such tie vote shall DO nominees
Hubdiyisi0n ~. The city Comptroller
Immediately after tho canvass Of returns
81 tho primary election shall certify "a
list u the nominees for the respective q
nces and the same shall be published
IN the official Newspaper 81 the city. In
tho event % the death withdrawal. re-
m0val or other disqualification % any
NOMINEES for any office At any time
prior 10 tho printing u the ballots, the
name 81 tho person receiving the next
highest vote for that office At the prlm+
ary election shall bs substituted therefor,
The Comptroller shall atsp prepare tho
official ballots and print and distribute
them for thu general election. with the
names " tho respective nominees printed
thereon, conforming in all respects 90 the
faquirements for ballots hereinbefors
prescribed as respecting the primary sisc-
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ORDINANCE No. s.Htss
Az pEDINAAcE submitting TO the qua =
fled electors o. tho city - Seattle ~
the general election 20 ~ hela ~ AHil
city on tuesday. the fourth day 81
March. iSiz the proposition and ques-
ton % the Issuance and nAls OF ntNp-
liable bouds % said clty In the amount
q one Hundred PITY Thousand ttl~9.-
600 os1 Dollars. % provide monsT for
the construction hg contract nf An
extension 20 the public market At PIKE
Place IN szld city. and Including. az
part - said plan for extension mo
Construction u a cunFeyot under ard
attacked 20 the bridge on PIKE street
frr-t the water front 20 Pike Place.
lreattou - floats al the foot
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!, LEASE on ron RtNr

~ hase 10 apres % CLEARED marsh lahd.
s.itahis Tor the raising ~ efanheFtivs
$500 ws wish 60 lease ON reasonable
,.fsrm IanA 10 close go seattle. ChN
=, ,hnns between 90 aciock and ucen
Mas tttt - ....
srArrt.E uEiGitrs lMFNON EMENt
COMPANY
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WATERFRONT

wArRR FNNSr--fs ACHES
raj, ne Olympic inountains. on Hood
rarai. vivw % the sound and f-Sfpetu atl
.~.n read beach two never failing
srrIaxs q fine water. good snii. half
tai.e - does
price sstNa TERMS
A NEW EtIa ifs Spftnx -
WATER FRoSr
"a serss water treat on ntcv AXE. close
a sssitie. best ~ ushtnE land 'ira
-. haif bottom land has running
waisr ard en- rocd county rsAd
Price o. zee Terms