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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

Opinions in the financial district yes
10 the probable action Of the California
Railroad Commission on the modified
Union Southern Pacific dissolution plan.
Many believed that the commission would
make necessary the formation Of an en-
tirelv new plan by refusing To approve
the notifications presented ON the
other hand. the receipt by stockholders
Of the Union and Southern Pacific ~
their subscription warrants for stock In
connection with the underwriting syndi-
cato gave rise to definite assertions that
tho revised plan would become effective.
Tho plan as modified will he present ed
IN the Circuit Court at St Louis this
morning Ey r. s. Lovett. chairman of the
Inion Pacific executive committee. and
Ju;ius Krutschnitt. chairman OF the
Southern Pacific executive committee.
Other southern Pacific officials and d.
rectors Who will assist in the presenta-
tiou Of the plan arc William Sproule.
president. Maxwell Evarts. general coun-
sol. W. + Herrin. T.. r.. Calvin. Mortimer
+. Schiff. Frank \. Nan1erlip and Paul
u. Cravath. special counsel.
southern Pacific made a new low rec
ord for the year yesterday, selling at
asi5 during the first hours trading on the
stock market. That was also the lowest
pricc touched since 1906 Union Pacifc's
low price for the day was lisa, n loss Of
1ss from Thursdays closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

Court M 81 Louis tomorrow. without
the approval or disapproval Of Attorney
General McReynolds
The Attorney General to-day instructed
nitcd States Attorney IIouts at ST
Louis 10 inform the court when tho plan
Is presented that he had not had time to
study and pass Judgment on II. The
representatives Of the railroads informed
the Attorney General that II was neces-
sary for them to present the plan To the
court before Saturday under the agree
ment with the syndicate which will UNI
dcrWrte the stocks to be sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-15

Washington. March 1.-THE modine'
MAN for the dissolution Of the Wrton "a
cific- Southern Pacific merger will he sub
mjtted to the United States District
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
TUSKECEE
QUARTETTE SINGS
College Boys Delight Large
Audience With down
South" Songs

Enjoyable in entirety was the con-
cert given by Professor Woods and
the quartet of young colored men
from Booker T. Washington's Indus
trial School at Tuskegee, Alabama,
on Saturday evening. in the New
Century Club. The humorous recita-
tions by Professor Woods and the
lovely old plantation melodies given
in typical Southern style by the quar-
tet, were enthusiastically received.
The concert was given under the
auspices of the social service commit
tee of the New Century Club, for
the purpose Of awakening public in
terest in the new settlement house
for colored people to be erected at
Eleventh and Walnut streets.
Mrs. Charles Wollaston, president
OF the club, introduced George b.
Miller. the presiding officer, who gave
an interesting and comprehensive talk
relative to the work and needs Of the
settlement.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
LAUREL TO HAVE
A MODERN TOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL, Del, April 15.-William
f. Valiant, who was recently elected
Mayor of Laurel. and the new Coun-
ell are losing no time in getting
ready to make Laurel one of the most
up-to-date towns on the Peninsula.
Herbert W. Hatton, we'll known
consulting engineer OF this city has
been engaged by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil to make a study of the existing
conditions in Laurel and to prepare
plans looking to the improvement Of
its sewerage system. its water works,
complete drainage system, and
street improvements to cover the
business section of the town and If il
accords with the views OF the voters.
to establish a curb and gutter for
properly draining every resident
street in Laurel.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
AXARPO COMES TO CLOSE.

The Axarpo held at the new Odd
Fellows Temple. Tenth and King
streets for ten days, came to a close
on Saturday night, with the largest
attendance of the entire ten days.
1t is estimated that fully 500 persons
were present. and the fair was a big
success.
A piano was awarded to c. S. Stew
enson, OF Marcus Hook Friday
night visitor. who came to Whining
ton for a trolley ride and happened
in on the Axarpo Other awards
we're; China closet. Albert Vaughan;
Morris chair, Claude Dilworth; lawn
mower. d. Harry McAvoy; signet ring
with insignia of the order inscribed,
Charles Ford.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
HOLD HIM AS
LIQUOR SELLER

DOVER, Del, April 15.-Eliiah
Parsons, colored. is being held in the
Dover Jail awaiting requisition pa
pers from Maryland. where he is
wanted in Salisbury, for selling
liquor in violation Of the local option
law OF that county. Il is alleged
that the authorities at Salisbury have
the greater part of "A pints Of liquor
which Parsons was selling through
the streets.
The organization Of 162 new Oranges
and the reorganization of ten Oranges
in the United States within the last
three months is the record sent out
by the National Grange Secretary to
Professor Wesley Webb, secretary OF
the Delaware State Grange.
There have been no violations or
the Hazel anti-shipping law in Dover.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
FINDS WEALTH
in BOARDING
Mrs. SimOnS Purchases Three
Properties From Profits
in Meals
NOW PROPOSES TO
BUILD STAG HOTEL

Announcement that Mrs. George H.
Simon, of No 716 King street, has
purchased a property at Eighth and
King streets for $4,000 brings to
light the remarkable success of this
woman, who within six years has
amassed small fortune through
simply supplying meals to the public
at her King street home. So remark
able has been her success in this
business that today she is feeding 600
people daily. Few men would care to
. shoulder an undertaking as big as
this, but she has made a big success
OF it. In conjunction with Mrs.
Simon her husband is in the meat
business in King street through whom
she buys her meats.
So great has Mrs. Simon's business
grown that the present quarters are
inadequate, and with the object in
view of providing ample room for her
hundreds of patrons she has pur-
chased the property of August
Ferschke at the northeast corner Of
Eighth and King streets for $4,000.
This building she proposes to tear
down and will erect on the site a
modern four story hotel which will
Be entirely for her business The
mnding will be of brick, trimmed
With marble, and will be constructed
Tor the comfort of men dodgers and
boarders. In other words Mrs. Simon's
hotel will be a stag.
The first floor will be given up to
an office, parlor and dining room.
The second floor Mrs. Simon will re-
serve as her own apartments, while
the third and fourth floors will con-
tain bed rooms to the total number
Of about fifty. Plans have not yet
been drawn aud nothing definite has
been decided upon. Mrs. Simon said
today, however. that within two
months work on the new hotel will be
started.
Six years ago Mrs Simon opened
boarding house at No. ZIG King
street on a small scale, but it was not
long before her patrons began TO grow
in number. Her table became the talk
of the city and hundreds of business
men and others were soon taking their
meals with her. She spoke feelingly
Of her success today and expressed
gratitute to those who by their
patronage hdu indue IL pOSSlOle lot
her to attain her present position.
The boarders, however, say ths;
thanks to them is not necessary. the
food served them being sufficient
thanks for anything they may have
done for the hustling little woman
Since she began business Mrs
Simon has purchased the properties
at No. 1907 Washington street and
No 1921 Tatnall street in addition tC
the Eighth and King streets property
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
COMPLAIN OF DIRTY STREET.

Complaint is heard regarding the
condition OF the paving in Front
street near the p. p. & w railroad
station. The place is a general bed
OF mud and cab drivers complain as
we'll as owners Of private carriages
regarding the street paving.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
Young PEOPLES MEETING.

Members of the Young Womens
League of Hanover Presbyterian
Church, viii meet on Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Turk, No. 1908
jefferson street Mrs. Elizabeth Pat
terson, Of the Associated Charities.
will make an address.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
POSTPONE MOOSE MEMORIAL.

The memorial service Of the VIII
mington Lodge. Loyal Order OF Moose,
which was to have been held Sunday.
was postponed until next Sunday af-
ternoon at o'clock. w. Trickett
Giles. Of Baltimore, and William
Rorke, Of Philadelphia, will be the
principle speakers.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15

ITALIANS ATTEND CATHEDRAL.
Members OF st. Josepns and other
Italian societies Of Wilmington, on
Sunday morning. attended mass at the
Cathedral The Rev James Grant was
celebrant, with the Revs John J.
Dougherty and Martin NJ Ryan as
sisting The sermon was by Father
Pappi Of Woodstock College.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15

Rheumatism as a result of kidney
trouble. stiff and aching joints. back
ache and sore kidneys will all yield to
the use OF Foley's kidney Pills. They
are tonic in action. quick in results,
curative always w. S. SHELTON.
Stanley, Ind. says: 81 would not
take $4,000 for the relief from kid
ney trouble / received from one sin.
gle box of Foley Kidney Pills."-N.
r. Danforth, Market and Second SITS.
Wilmington. Del*
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
TRusrEE To ORGANIzE.

Trustees of Hanover Presbyterian
church who we're elected recently
will meet for reorganization in the
church this evening. This will be the
first meeting OF that body for the fis-
cal year.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
REPuBLICAN ACTIyES TO MEET.

There will be a meeting Of the Re
publican Active Association on
Thursday evening at the rooms Of the
East Side Republican Club.
Evening journal., 1913-04-15
IS Resident PHYSICIAN.

Dr. Emily Moshage. Of Omaha, has
become resident physician at Or. ]. J.
Jones' hospital.
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LEGAL NOTICES

psntonced ~ any court to the city tall ar
rfisnn shall BE- tmmrdta teiN dthNefca ~
cou,ultted tc tho Cuuiot' nnd keeplns 81
said lloard provided. that the CITY eeun-
cil may by ordinance utabs ether pre-
visions for thu care % arrested persons
prndlns their trial N any eeart
section = The Nnhfd BhNN pf~artlhe
fuch rules aud regulations AND csere'.e
such manner - contrni nH viii tend 70
tho correction and information nf ptianh'
sra aud 10 the veil h.lpg - others com
mlttod TO ttH ehafse nr brought within
he scnnc - It's powers aud orpertunlts
far public usefulness. aud 60 mako the
section said Hoard. subject 70 civil
service rules. shall ompiey such assist
tnre a. may be necessary - prtfofn -
nencta and functions provided an =
sfutlVe secretary or Hunnfinieuesnt shait
ssetiar, 8. Tao cits Council shall make
such uraslsiaaa ~ taN levy az aaihet y 80
snd .haN set ever 90 ne Hss' sa sss'
a. viii enshis said Hoard 20 cafry On tis
raweFa aud duties, ard such othef ltke
powers and duties az may he prescribed
Section 8 said hoard. a. Car as. ma,
hs Hhan seek the cooperation " the
ighcnl and Park ncards and N. kline
:, Giving the best pes.ieis social esndi-
tlana
section :. an charter provision. and
ardinsuuss In conflict herewith are 70
Ann NE 1T rURrugR nrsotvep
that such proposed amendment %hali he
sahtnittrd 20 the qualified eleetors 81 Ne
ritV FOR their ratification cor fetectien
at ths nsxt general muniripai election 70
tr held on the tth day n March. isis
Passed the city CnunrH the itth daf OF
| November. fafs. ard sssnrd ny me In
eeen urnalen IN authorization ~ W pas
sage this 18th day - November tstA
RpuERr n ttEskErt
President % the CNy Council
Ftiet the iltb day Of $at rmhsr. 1919
" " CANNntis
| Citv Conpt roller and rx-affieia cttf clerk
rate u first publication January 2isss
tfaff
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LEGAL NOTICES
CnMIINIIED



ton, except that tho names % notnine'r
shhll he printed la each group On w,
ballot Ia the order Of tho upmbef "'
Votes they received at the primary .iNI
i"n, the nominee receiving fho hHhNa'
vote &c the top la each Etoup ana
nhhll DO no rotation % the names N ~"
printing ef tho ballots, A blank lha SUI
10 left below the names % tho ptihtea
nominees fur each office. wherein ths
voter may write or paste In the name .t
any person for whom no may a"sh" w
vote
AND me- TT FURTHER itErotNtp
that said proposed amendment he SUI
miued TO tho qualified electors OF 'he
CITY " Seattle al the n.st senetHi elno-
lon 20 be held la tbs city ~ Seattle on
March fth 1918.
Passed the CITY cauaeii the aoth day
OF December, t9la. aud signed ~ ne IA
upen srssiou In naturalization OF Ns pas
cage this seth day ~ December, 1918
npHr n, uENkEfH
President 81 the city Council
riied ~ me this soth day Of pseam-
bcr. tpta
w II cARnoLfs
city Comptroller and ss=efficio city tisIh
Date Of first publication January si"''
fNIN
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PROPOSED RMt~nMENf w -.
A HEsof.uriON ana fnofeai4 - -
10 amend Article XVIII % the crr
charter ~ sddinE thsfste = nss 49,, ~
q. IL tnawb - Errtian ~, fctanns y"
the qualifications Of candidate ". -
1.-Two offices IN the CITY ~ seattle. 80
snbr.lfttns such proposed afnfu1meht "
the ei@sters 80 the cib ~ We 80,
municipal election o. - hrif IN we N''f
pr n piss,t.Nfn nv THE CRY
corNctL or rhE CITY on HEA
rhat Article XVII Of Inc CITY caat,st
10 amended ~ AddiaK ,hrr"to a nss
resttnn 10 - knuWn ~ r~rst"n ~. "h'eh
ahaii read follows -. -.
a-etisn ~ ge~rv candidate Tor nsn' !.
inattoa 10 any sisetis. pffir. and ever
-, ,,.s,'frst,a 40 ANY such office. 40
der the charter ~ the cIty ~ hrnisi. shs.
9ffhin ten lpl days After ihe - ~,
holding tho primary sieetl'n ~ .s.a,e
10 candidate nr the slretinn - ~hsss
he 4. rirrt~a fiie ~ itefniHsl HtatsnA'lil'
tn writnF npan suitatl" Torn -
furnished ~ che CITY t"fpPftei-s.. ~. !
.fOr~r 9Th sham his declaration ~ 80.
ataafy or either nomination paper - ften
ssttiuF forth each saH y m.Hff
thinE ~ value. ~ ans f.'He,"'t -.' , a,
htai o. ang one frsr hifn. 9tH Ms hH~s
sfss or scauieassnee. fpr We tet -.
- securing o. tnfiuEnrtnF, or ~ AWf
affecting his suuinsti"n 90 Tisrtt'e
-ata effre Rald sfaTrfnFrt Go s9t t"f ,
ths ruyrs paia ~ rsrspuai rrrenses eva
strtfre fahy the uatutn. KIND nna f1at
n.tsr 81 the sapunse or whtrh ths s"f,'
..rs srpsndri separately, ana NC FAti
~ parties 90 v hisrn ta~ sans wFf" fAl@
.nA ths purposes Tor shirh 80 taf
srrnts u~rs made. ard ln thls siatst'.hi
~ surns OF other unnsldrr aiten- ffPh,
lsei aud not paid shell !. ln. ~ la,i 80, ~ y
~, f.rn~rt me-. W ftisasstsii ifnnt~sai ate
~ ~. anbIsal 70 ths inspection 500
rr,fratian % any rfsetur. ara Aheli w
All become a Part ~ the pnhhe trenss
proof Of tiuiaftnu thereof ehat o.
auaiifs sush eandfdsts OF uomlnsq ifp'"
holding atifh nfftFe. .....s.., -, O.,
ANp m n FgRTHEu NkAoiNf.i
shss s.,ah psupus~a amaudrie -
rnittea 10 the qualified ELECTORS = ~.
tYfv - seattle At The general fuhais ii'a ,
- ti~a 10 be htid ~ the Nh aaf ~
reed ~. CITY Council ths a9,h daf
% p.r.nti.~r. 1912. ant signed ~ me in
o-.en ssaalan IN authorization ~ t.s -
80. This aeth dsv - psremisf l.lE-
UpNT ~ KEITH
rra.ihcnt - the CITY CounrM
Ffira sha gath dag = per@fmeHf iPAs
NJ " CARROLL
CIV csrsptroiisr sna - -offirlo city Gers
nate 81 nrst Puhiif attan January -''''
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LEGAL NOTICES
RE.oLrTION 40. III


.sryf5atsD AMENDMENT NO
!. nn.slit tiVN and PROPORTION
~, .gIa ~ Charter o. the CITY ~ aa-
Z ~ aAlsrE hereto a rev article 70
49,. - Article XVI, creating
,s-.-. p fsblie Weifars, defining the
.t.,.s. - aliies thersqf repeating al
e.. = pi9lisions ard ordinances ln con
! =, .hsIeEiia. sHd H1brnistinE tho Same
-, y4sliied Voters ~ the city az the
- tsneIal municipal eleetion
rrr.v,.,fs hs'gisEEp BY the CITY
Tilsv~eiL OF THE CITY or SEAT
iaat ne Charter Of N. city ~ seattle
.aended BY adding therefe a royr III
nj ~. - known ~ Article XVI. which
s...,. AhTicLE XVI.
A 90 There IL hereby arfahitshss
h. - q fubiic Welfare composed ~
Nv 49,, 90 b appointed ~ %
~ ,shss.. ne consent u ths Council
~ ss.s'-t % removal FOR cause unnu
rs,.s - '.fiaHfs u the Counon T..o
~, y TIE Board shall h. rocna,
~ as.dil serve without corn nen.sat ~,
sf-s,. ~ Terms shalt b. Tor ffvo vnars
tssas~i.-t y the first appalntses 10 ~
srss ~ ~ mo Mayor one shaw
4 49, 49, eas year. one fgr two vears ~.
q ss issfs one Tor fsgr go. 20
"a, - I'VE years Within Trfy dc
~, ~ ~ laking effect u this = ,,ef.t
hss,. Aayof shall make sll~b an5,,isf
y gs.,.,.h persons resident In ff9 ok,
Mi ~ vel known for Their rgl'fll
,ssss !, ~. interest lu the objects and ut,r
q. 49, provisions applicable ter,,,
bsf4 - stisuled 10 md er,braeo $40
We offiears theTsaf
ssavc SAID Board sbsu b,y. a..
srkhsr...p isl0h and control ~.
,sfiss ann N, sylnrus ard rssorna
Ssiais osan1uslia. ana oteT rse,.-r,
I'd ~. .~noo.s far b.gsnils offe,.l ~, ~
atS - so'g h7uses. .nfiie Ietts ~,
sislls ts.r..ltpp'e.'i,,l ie parks and benches
ashi - - sna works or enpIdT
,hapsss 49, ,ty or efHHfrency reIal
~ aa1 shAst nk - the City n aeqt.
ts eerkls.alI Ayr power 10 proviae ~,
kns aaass N psisarsrs and o,ba+ -
rssnsrs,,s insy be iss ia, sad ~,
= i8s, - - q may be ass,osd ,..'.....
= kssps, 80 Board Rald Ilo,r ~ /,
.si.ly - .. ne ciiy pro-, ''s tx s !, :,
.s'isnes Z, Z. q. .aasiieer or disrharg@ Il,
sas sssr ~ law 81 prisoner "a ~,
N'Lasr ~ a .isg fql delivered ta d, 81,
SHsRs a..sIi - hurized ~ 10 az
"'w ~ "a 't 49, y ihs police Or ;,
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED
"


ildH may ba received Tor all ~ any
part Or division ~ any proposed e9ntrstt
ana no contract shall be subiet eEaspt i"r
The furnishing ~ material without w"
previous consent ~ ths CITY Council
Provided that 10 any case moi Ia con :
mot With state law the council may W
ordinance Determine whsthnr az Hh-
prpysmeni or any part thereof hhau ID"
made BY contract or other Wise. .
AND HE fT FURTHER HsfpLNEb
that such proposed AmandeSnt be sub
united 90 tho qualified electors ~ the
city for thair ratification OF rejection ~
ihe nest general municipal olaetleh 70 DC
held March 4. 1918
Passed tho CITY Council tho soth DAY
~ December. 1912. and signed ~ me ~
open HaHaion IN naturalization of 10 pas
sage this J0th day - December 1913
rDnT. r ftifHk ErH.
President u tbs CITY Council
Ifled the gOth day Of December, ttli
~ w. CARROLL.
city cpnpiTolisr and es-offieio city CORK
pate Of frat publication January alst'
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PROPOSED AMENhAlNl ~ 49,
A nEsoIuTioN and phpi1el.
- amend section . ef Artirie ~ OF ~,
.ctty Charter o. the city % Ashtus. SUI
providing Tor tho submlsaion Or snsh IT, ~
posed amendment 70 the anaiiiea 49,,
81 tho city % heattle At the neat ssbe'"
nn &c RESOLVED ny TnH city
COUNCIL on THE CRY "f
TLEt a..
That Section . o. Article. " q The
CITY Charter Of the CITY ~ hee'ts ."
amended 50 a. 20 read ~ teltoMs, 49,,
section The Council shah n"', 49,
each Monday 90 each MONTH - 49,.
~ those DAYS DO legal honaa 49,.
unan tho uest day mol iees' nttf ~
thereafter and ali its sessions ehs' ~.
pahlic. aud u shall not adjourn 70 81,
other pises than ns regular p'
meeting .-.. ,.,.t,
ANp nE Tr FuuruEn nEnoLEE.,p
that naid proposed nnrndment % 80 80.
utittsd 20 the qualified electors ~ -
CITY % Resttir al the nrAt Hsn'la -,
uon 90 be held IN the city " Ae@'Us on
Passed tho CITY cauncii th. seth asy
% Decauher. 1919. and signed ~ me "
epsn session IN aufhsotiaatipn ot ~ -"
sage thls seth daY - hprrn.Nvf -
uour u NENkhNhs
President ~ The CITY .paas y
riisd By me this seth DAY OF h'ee's'
isis ,.o,,
city Comptroller and ek-etnH' ivy
CLERK 49,.
pate Of nrs, publication January 'is''
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A RnsOLUTtON ana PROPOSITIONS
10 amend section 10 OF Article WI Of
the charter, relating to tho making Of
improv emsnts ana the purchase Of ma
teriata and supplies. ana submitting such
uropored amendment TO the electors Of
the city o. the ues, general municipal
election 70 he held March 4, 1918.
ms IN REsOLNED nv THE CITY
COUNCIL % THE CITY OF SEAT
TIE .
CIV 1'hs,.sr be amended to road - fol-
lows
ft,as Cor The making Of which are a.
reesiy " indirectly to he derived In Whole
~ in part from AsscWuents upon tho
urossr,y benefited thereby aud such
Ssssr improvements - tho city Courc IL
staIl by ordinance prescribe. may bo
made hy contract 10 be let TO The low ssl
bidder thsrssor. under the maneAs'we ~ &
f,o Hoard OF Public Works, or In the das-
cretion Of said board tho sans, or any
parf thereof may DO done under tho msp
agomant Of said board by 10y labor,
which board shall direct tho purehass OF
materials and supplies necessary therefor.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT No =
ths chaf,sr - me civ 81 ssaitis ~ add
ink th-rrta a rev article O. - hneNn
a. Article NSNti frlatias 90 the asses
went. levy and ceilrciien ~ tases t.f ~
rarporets ~ municipal purposes and %.
irrta ureyidinE tpt the Ntadu@i sAeinp
iinn ffem such TAXATION q All rrrsahai
property texcept icasohaia interests "
improvements an iahi repeating all char
Ter prosisl1aa and ordinances In conflict.
ard proYiliax Tor the submission ~ such
.hs city a. the usxs general municipal
ne Ir RESOLVED ny ritz CRY
COUNCIL OF ruE CRY or SEAT
rtat the city Charter ~ tho CITY q
Seattle ~ amrnsiet ~ adding thereto =
ns~ Fsieie . es sne~n - Article AANl.
ahlch shAii read a. FsiinNs;
ARTICLE XVII
Section The assessment lew an1
collection % taxes oar pFopvfW ter AZ
.rparats o. Yuauicipst rarrr~s. - the
|fsty "a seattle shall be uniform In re-
spert 20 persons snd property theresa
provided. that Tor ccfp~FAfn % muni'
sipai purposes ln ,hs city % scAttle shsfs
shau b. exsapt from suea sskr- tor tka
e~ar ists tMents five pr ceni. Tor th-
Y.nr 1913 fiftr PEI cent. Tor thr tvAf
1915 seventy eve per cent and 'hssf.
4 aIi psrssaai property fsscspt tcazs-
bold Interests Ia Hand aad puniic service
Pa o hls-sf ard % oil IMPROVEMENTS ~.
"a ~ under Aay lands tn tAs CITY % hs7
attic and IN levyinE Rad eofiretlne saeh
saass tor the year 1914 seventy ftte Per
cent only. ana Zoe the rraf lsts nhF
ser cent ouiF and Cor the year 1915
lventY five per cent. only. anf thereafter
a. rart % tns value u p~rrrnal property
irxreutink t-as~hoih interests " lana Ana
rahiie serNics sranrhlsrsi ard ~ Improve
nauta sn IN o. under any ianfg IN tho CRY
z E.sttla. shall - subjHel go the levy -
ifxss Tor rarporste or rinuArirai rarpesTs
y the car Of seattle. provided. that
sathfne herein shall g. rnuairpet 20 pre-
tzat tha imposing u licenses % crrtath
s.srupNtinus within the CITY - Seattle
gn tha rxsrrs.e ~ the pnltes poW~f. az
sffert sny rharter provision ~ ordinances
resaiatlus the saip - Intoxicating
sl.-tiaa 2 All charter provisions Or
srIlranc~s aud parts Z thereof IN con.
ffief harcNtfh are repealed
A~p HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
HAT the foregoing anne ldineHt 20 'hs cats
~hartnr b. and the rams 10 hsrnhY sub
a4htah 10 the qualified electors - ths
sitv az the nsxt goueraf muniripsl ~lee
fion. 10 10 held on tac tfa day ef March.
passed the CITY Couueii the tsih day
q Noeenitsar. tsfs. and signed ~ me %
seUa se~sina "a nCthsNtiratin % ~
passage this fsth day u Syy s,ahsr 1913
MOUT y uEtttEru.
President % ths e'ifV CpuucW
Fii.a the fsth day OF Saaeiutsr. 1915
70 W. cANNprfs
city cnrspfraitsr md ~ -affietn city tirrk
Rata % first pabilcatian January siat,
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Tss0f.BgfON and PROPORTIONS
q, n 20 section Of Article XVII Of the
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