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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-13
.-
 LOCAL MARKETS

Appies--winessp iss. 1so.. 1s3 box 9t 50; 175 and smaller, box, s4.eo.
 Bananas--Per h.. .s Mc.
 Beans-Lima, California. regular. b. iohc: navy. Californis. ,lo;. she; nSyy. Peas~Calforuia blacR-eyed, h.. skc.
 Cabbage-Crats. S4.
 Evaporsted AFples-seIan brand, I2Hc; s0-lb. box. N. Y, 1lnc: 5o-l6 oz.' N. F. Evaporated Peacnes-so-ib. box. N. Y, 1l he 5O-l5 ov., N- r., 2lc.
 P-aches-Practicauy peeled, so-l1. os' ' Gfapslruit--54 box. s4.7s: st7o-so box. So. 10 box. $%. 50. - Leinons-California. box. s10.5o; import onlons-~Wnite Texas. crate. s4; yellow < oranges-Florida Val, i76-smaiier. $7; Fiorua Val. I59, s6.6e; Florida, i2s box, .se. esiisfnis, Val. llS-smaiAler. smaller. sei lev ID 'PitIneappie-irish. old, r6., sA&
 taaGu.s-Aia. raw. i5., Sc: roasted. h.. sMv. sIrsinsa ,raw, h., iVc; roasted' in.' Fiunes--california 4o-bo, s5 lb,.. h., l6Ae, California oU-60. 20 lbs, lb., 14Mc; -CaiiiorniA 6U-7v. 25 lbs, h., 15&c; Ss-ll V4.. pilted. loc; S5 lbs., bO-So. ib., He !; 20 lbs. bV-1u, ib.s lu a1ci ov lDS'' oV-ev' Rsisins-l44-5c. seedless, s4.5o; 25 lbs. loose. seedless, 3fsc; seedless, 5O-9 oz., kE4c, suedless. 5O-1b oz.. l5c-
 Irish PoJatDes--New red. No. 1, SAC; No. Z, io.. zSc; white. b.. 4Ac: .,. MisslssIppt, crate. S2 .60
 CanIaloupes1caiifernia pony sa.so; Psaches~Cnoics. s2.a5; fancy. ss.So.
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FIOIJR MARKET

OIL CITY, Pa, Sept. 12.-Credit bali ances, S2.75. Runs 66.942, average 43.2s6. Shipments 71.0s0. average 49.061.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-13

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Fiour firm: pat lents S6.25Q6.75; lard easier; middle west
 ls12 85912.95. Other articles unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-13
MEATS

(SWlft W Co.J
 Silver Leaf Lard-Per h., 15Ac. Jewel Snortenng--Per h., 14Hc. Lrookueld butter-Per lb., 46c. tre.liuni Skinned Hams-Per b., 29c. lrennuin 1tegnlar Hams-Per h., 29c. forh l.oins--rer lb., 2b g 2Sc. l,&sur-rer lo., 70 sgSoc.
 Lsh s--ter uoz., calluieu, 35c. Dress lSSel- NO. NO. No. RlDS .........-6 Q .oU .-d U.@S .lo &-lo lo4us .......3o vb SJ .2oV.a0 .1S W.25 kounds .......Iyv.2i .15Q.lS IF els Chueks .......QSY.lU .O7Q.u9 .O4 h V.oS Piss--ko.-i. lac. No. :, lStsc.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 CLANGE OE NAME

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of February. 1923, Roy Julian Peterson and Violet Ora Peterson husband and wife, filed in and pre- sented to the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, their petition praying for an order ad' judging and decreeing that the sur name of petitioners and of Roy Jul ian Peterson, Jr, Gran AinsWorth Pet erson and Maurice Paul Peterson, their minor children, be changed from Peterson to Storey, said appllca' tion being Number 1139 of proceed ings filed in said court, and that on said date an order was duly made and entered by said court fixing the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of the third day of March, 1923, at the court room of said court in Valdez, Alaska as the time and place for hearing upon said petition, at which time and place all persons may offer and show cause, if they have any, why said petition should not be granted.
 Witness the Honorable Elmer D. Ritchie, Judge of said Court and the seal of said court hereunto affixed at Valdez Alaska, this 9th day of Feb ruary, 1925.
 Court SeaD w. N. CUDDY, Clerk of the District Court for
 the Territory of Alaska, Third Division.
 Feb 12-19
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
STRAY CITY CATS
 R0UT RURAL RATS

ALLIANCE, Neb., Feb. 12.-Alli ance is happy, for the town is purged of it's stray cats.
 Faramers in the vicinity of the Alliance dump heap are satisfied, for the countryside has been swept clean of it's rat pest.
 Sam Shelton, negro, city scaven ger. is bubbling over with joy, for Sam is to be cited by the City Council for some suitable reward It was Sam's idea that cleaned uE the town alleys and the dump heap
 Farmers in the Alliance country threatened the city with damage suits because, they contended, armies of rates invaded their barns and granaries and cribs for an annual loot of thousands of dollars. The in vading rodents, the farmers com plained, came from the city's dump ing ground, which, they insisted, was a veritable rat incubator.
 The city appealed to Shelton. Sam went out in the highways and by ways gathering in feline tramps and hoboes and "Wobblies," and dumped the whole family of toms and tab bies on the city dump. Rats dis appeared almost over night.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
JUDGE REFUSES TO GIVE FINAL DIVORCE DEGREE
 TO DECEASED LlTlGAN7

DENVER, Feb. 12.-District Judge Hersey declined to grant a final de- cree of divorce to a dead woman here. The deceased, Mrs. Cornelia F. Kellogg, was granted a prelimin- ary decree shortly before her death last October from Cecil N. Kellogg, a salesman, believed to be living in Texas. James w. Kelly, attorney for Mrs. Kellogg in the preliminary hearing, asked the court to sign a final decree in here favor 'to clear up formalities in connection with the case"
 It is believed the effort to secure the final decree was made in order to exclude Kellog as an heir 10 his wife's property.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
TAMPA ROWS OVER
 NEW VACRANT LAW

TAMPA, Feb. 12.-An appeal to the Supreme Court of Florida has been taken by the city of Tampa in an effort to continue the operation of the present ordinance against va grants, which was declared uncon- stitutional recently by Circuit Julge F. M. Robles on the ground that the ordinance places the burden of proof upon the defendants instead of upon the city.
 In getting permission from the City Commissioners to take the ap- peal, City Attorney H. s. Simpson stated that the wording of the city ordinance here is similar to that in successful operation in nearly every city in the country and to have it repealed would seriously handicap the Police Department. In case the decision of the Circuit Court holds when the case is brought to the Supreme Court, new ordinance will be passed, worded differently.
 The Police Department, it is de- clared, has a hard time even as it is to enforce the laws against the idle class and just now is engaged in waging a war against the high CT up' class of vagrants, who in many cases are reported to be heads of bootlegging, moonshining, Chinese smuggling and automobile stealing gangs. The decision of the Circuit Court will affect number of these cases now pending.
 During the winter months profes- sional crooks from the larger cities of the North often come to this section to fleece tourists through var ious confidence games, and the police have to deal with this class, in ad- dition to the regular crop of of lenders.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
Feb. 1219.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
 In the Matter of Frank A. Douglas, Bankrupt.
 IN BANK kRUPTCY NO. 26 To the creditors of Frank A. Douglas, of Kennecott, in said Division, a bankrupt:
 Notice is hereby given that on the ninth day of February, 1923, the said Frank A. Douglas was duly adjudged bankrupt; and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned Referee, in Cordova, Alaska, on the eighth day of March, 1923, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, ap- point a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meet ing.
 Dated Cordova, Alaska, February 12, 1923.
 FRANK J. HAYES,
 Referee in Bankruptcy.
 12-1t.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12

Patronize home merchants.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
BRITAIN TO BUILD
 BIG TROOP PLANE

LONDON, Feb. 12. - During the year it is the intention of the British Air Ministry to lay down a new giant military airplane capable of conveying fifty infantry men, fully armed, through the skies at a speed of more than a hundred miles per hour.
 The craft is to be constructed en- tirely of steel, mainly as a safe guard from aerial and anti.aircraft gunfire.
 The cabin of the airplane, as is planned, will be exceptionally roomy and will carry fifty men in comfort When not in use the seats fold back against the sides of the fuselage, so that the machine can be used for civic or other purposes when not re- quired for transport of troops.
 Four oil-driven semi-Diesel engines will provide the motive power for this giant, which probably will be taken out to Mesopotamia and used in connection with the protection and governing of the country by the Brit ish Air Force.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
Innate Respect for Order Will Dust Bolshevism,
 Says Prince
MONEY NEARLY VALUELESS
People Too Conventional Rise in Revolution;
 Alliance Unlikely

LONDON, Feb. 12.-Although the political and economic situation ln Austria is desperate, there is little likelihood of the country being fur ther demoralized by a Bolshevist re- volt, in the opinion of Prince Joseph de Rohan, head of an ancient Austrian house, who was recent visitor here from Vienna. The innate respect of Austrians for order, the Prince De- lieves. will checkmate all attempts or Bolshevism to gain a foothold.
 "The deplorable condition ot Aus tria today" the Prince said, "shoWs no sign of an early improvement. The Government authorities seem to be wholly at a loss with regard to stapll- izing the financial situation. Taxa ton. the rising cost of living, etc., are whirled upwards, generally with tragic but sometimes with comic erect.
 Better in Hungay
 "In Hungary the situation is bet ter than Ill AuStIld, dltlouSh - also, money is all but valueless. Hun- gary is thoroughly loyal to the mon- archical system and in course of tune a king will be enthroned.
 with regard to the psychology or the Austrian people, it is quite sa1e to say that one sees no tendency to seek salvation in revolt. BolsheVlsm cou1d never become established in vinanna, for the people are orderly and conservative Nevertheless, the ouflook is so bad that it is impossible to see how Austria can carry on.
 Need Outside Help
 "It is difficult to conceive how Aus tria can solve her economic problems without powerful cooperation from the outside.
 q believe in the future of the Aus trian and Hungarian people, for they have the will to survive their present trials with fortitude. It seems that large populations which have been ab- sorbed by neighboring states are by no means happy under their new rule, but of this know nothing personally.
 Prince de Rohan disclaimed the possibility of the reunion of Austria with Germany and declared his own disapproval of such an arrangement.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12

Try Daily Times for Job Printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12
HEN IS JUSTLY PROUD
 OF POTENTIAL TRIPLETS

GUILFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 12.-Wil- liam Roode, hearing unusual cacl1- ling in his hennery here, hurried out to find a favorite hen walking about her nest proclaiming unusual tidings to all the world. Visions of an otter stolen up from the nearby brood to feast on poultry were dispelled when Roode found huge egg that was four eggs in one. Roode's hen, a mixture of Brohma, red leghorn and batam, had laid an egg in which eggs of the three were clearly dis cernible.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12

Keep the public informed by adver- Using regularly in the Cordova Daily Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12

Following the line of least resist ance is what makes rivers ana men crooked.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-12

Dance, February 22, Empress Ca baret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05
)UNTY, WASHINGTON

PRECINCT LOCATION
aid
hniicr Lnsc--inrkcy's Grocery
store
Happy Naiicy-GrnnRe Hall. ucd-
mond
INSTRUMENTATION Dist. No.
IL.
lighlnnd--schoolhou Dts,. No. ~
llobnrt--Iiobnrt Hail
Observation-Disclosures Hall
i'ouEhton--ltonchr store
Ic"ood-ionrdinE House, Web
isInnd--It-s. Geo. sheffield
lssnaunh-Town Hall, Issnaunb
J"Nith--ilcs, Annie Peterson
Junnitn--Woodmn Hall nj .yn,,tt,
IiT '' 40
i>cnt No. t--store Mt AIS \. n. II. Ave.
ncni No Hes 208 No, Il. II. nyr,
Ncnt No City Hail. Kent
hcnt No, f--Mpsonic iInil
"rrr'r'"n--offiee Northwest Lumber
lNlrklnnd-Tovn Unli
Nrh,n--i>rnin school, Dist, No, NJ
nhe--schooihousc, Dist, No. III
'nnc 'itS--scbooihousc, Dist. No.
,nse Iorcst-storc, A. uorowit.
a
lcHtcr--storc NJ Lester
Itnhucln--ites. VIM, y. Uupcr,
c.iiNrn--iightfoot Bros, stor.
ucNinlc>--G, l,nnscn's stor,
1Na 'N' NO.
Maple Lcnf--olsmpic View schoo,
"nr,'n Creek - Town Hall, sL,Lo.
Mnury-Mnury Han. portnue
mhsw"od--Morgnn Lbr, 90 Han
"rWu"" f"int--Crown nm srbooi.
DIST, M, ''"""''
Mcdlnn---McJinn Grocery
,ccecr--Nniicy Community Han
,wcrrr,r--Nnst seattle GuIiJ Hall
cr'dinn-Mcridinn Grnnnr Iinii
w"n"hnn--rown nm Hail
"",","hs'de - Maple Irnf s,bo,i
DIST, IaI ''"""i'
"cnn'nin ',cw--schooihou,c, MIST
uch'cAhooi--E, ", Coope,,. s,o
NcM'nrt --schoolhousr, Dis, No IN
NcMport--Nnsiund's store w. ="
N"t,h urnd--I, q, u, n, It,,I
N",,h 'nrh--onk Lake schooIbo,.
N"Ne''S--storc nj No,cit,
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PRECINCT IocITtox
onk LnLe-s.01 Greenwood ave. II.
y. office
oriiIin--schooIhouse, Dist. No. S
osceoln--0id schoolhousc, Dist. No.
10
Fncific--Town Hall. Pacific city
i'nimcr-Hotcl, y. G. Rockwny
lrcston-r. A. {. Hall
ounrtcrmnster-I. o. O. =. Hall. Por-
tnEc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drug store
100 '
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hall
"cnton, ist Wnrd-Renton Pubiic
Library
Renton. and Ward. LIST Pre.-Fire
Hall, Rcnton
Rcnton, md wnrJ, Ind prru
mcnt Methodist Church
ncnton, 3rd wnrd-Rccrcatlon Hall
chmond-Richmond Beach Public
Library
Observation-Disclosures schooihouse.
Dist, No. Iii
Rose Hill-Rosc nm Community
Club
scnhnrst--J. A. Hammer Real Estate
office
shrrwood-TnyIor Hall
snoaunimic-tiigh school, Dist. No.
-Nl
Observation-Disclosures, Dist. No.
.o2
suunk-Wcs. W, y, Lewis
stnr Lnkc-stnr Lake school, Dist.
No, "a
tiliwater-stiilwntc Post OFFICE
>uise Crcck--Tnnncr school, Dist.
No. los
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dist No.
-
Swan Inkc-Wes, Sohn Oswald
rnnncr-officc No. Hcnd Timber Co,
ruLwlln-iiulrs Hail, Tukwlln
Nnllcy-thnS, Ucisscrmnn's store
Nnshon--orficc Nnshon News Rec
ord
Ninccnt--Rcs. Christ johnson
Wnbnsh--Wnbnsh schoolhousc, Dist.
No, IA
wnrrcr---spoaunlm Fails Lbr. Co.
boarding House
W cbstcr--Ccdnr Grange Hall
wcilinR ton--iinilets Hotel
white UiNcr--ty gymnasium school
DIST. No, las
wiiburton--pcs, Mrs. OLGA Ander-
son
W oodlnyiilc - G % M m uni ty Hall,
school DIST. -
wynochc--Rcs. Mrs, Anna Jones
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school Directors, year term
Questions
Shall seattle School District No Issue and sell ia nego
table bonds IN The Bum Of Seven hundred nfty thou.
sand dollara NTbo, 900 ool said bonds 20 run for a
period or from three 20 forty years. Ten Thousand
Dollars 10000 oW OF said bonds be payable al the
end OF the third year and like amount 20 be payable
each siH months thereafter the proceeds Of
10 be uHrd Tor tho purpose Of acquiring building sites
and of erecting buildings OF permanent character
authorized by law
Yes No
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fVEt.
No. LOCATION
s5o-Firc station No, ~
25i-Firc station No. ~
2s2-ss27 Rainier Ave.
253--BriRhton school
25t---T2e5 Rainier Ave.
2a5--Nnn Assclt school
25s-Duninp school
2ST--p,so bTth Ave. 40,
25S--Emrrson school
2ap--iooo2 Rainier Ave.
2ao--t oncord Srhooi
2st-south Park Field House
2n2-seOg Carlton Ave.
20;i---Gcorgctowp city Hall
20t--aso0 Deacon Ave.
2OS--i3it Dawson ~.
Transformations school
201--5iI Orcn- ~.
s0s--Fire station No, 10
20D--fT0T w. spokane ~.
2TO--pounRstovn school
2Tt--ttoi 18th Ave, y, W.
2T2--132p Itnrbor Ave.
273---tb2s Aiki Ave.
27i--stockndr Hotel
2T5-AlLi school
27d-Fire station No. IN
2TT--Lafnycttc school
27S--2OiJ California Avenue
2Ip--IIinvnthn Field House
2s0--1fO2 tist Ave. y. W.
2st--32iSb California Ave,
INSTRUMENTATION Church
2sl---poilcc sub-sthtion No,
2st---Jcf ferson school
2sS--50Ot California Ave.
2s0---Tirc station M. ~
.sT--58Oi California Ave.
2ss---ia2t W. Morgan
2sp--t.nt~wood school
2DO--Grt~wood Hail
2Oi--s05O Fnutirroy
2p2-OIympic Ncights Club
2pH--community Club House
2nt-IIighinpd Park school
PRE CiNCT LOCATION
Anron--shop Of Geo. y. Trott
Alropn-Union Hail, Altoona
Aipipe--storr, Alpine Lumber Co.
Arthur~-srnttlc Hotel. Maple while,
Auburn No. i---2ib 3rd ~. N. ". An.
burn
Auburn No. 2-City Hall, Auburn
Auburn No. 3--Itrs,, = v ~, y, ~.
Auburn No, i---Tcrminni Hotel. An.
burn
Auburn No. h--IIiuh school
-.iymnnsinm, DIST M, a.
nnrine-Geo. IT, Williams store
IinrInH
n.,on--offlcc Kcnt Lumber Go
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Seattle School District No. l

Shall the Directors Or Seattle School District 70 BE-
permitted 10 lsyy FOR general school purpose during
tho school year beginning July D, 1893 special laE
of three mills In addition The ten mills nnw al.
lowed by law. Tor the purpose " raising hrproH.
matcly Seven Hundred Five thousand Dollars
G7os 900 .00l 10 construct new school buildings ana
additions 90 school buildings, upon The sites ana 81
the proposed costs respectively az followH
Addition 10 the John Muir School
Lofated on a part Of Block A. York Adai
tlon the city OF $4,000
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pnEc.
NO. LOCATION
I-s55s 18th ave. n. II.
2--sJ30 Rnyennn Ave.
a--fslg r.. 55tb 81.
f---55f7 University Way
5--z20f v. seth ".
G--ncDonsid school
5-Uniyer.ity Library
s-Iniyersity Heights school
y-I University Heights school
fO--520O 2fst Ave. n. r..
1f--5507 9th Ave. n. r..
f2--Bryant school
f3--t505 37th Ave. n. r..
I4--s75s 10Th Ave. y. X.
Iy--454s brooklyn Ave.
tG--f55s brooklyn Ave.
t7--6f2 ". 18th ~.
Is--s55s Thnckcrny Place
Io--2202 n. 45th ~.
2o--23fD n. 55th ~.
zi--fi23 BnEiey Ave.
22--2200 N. 9sth ~.
xy--Lntona school
4--Ia1ona school
15--tz50 9th Ave. n. r..
zG---f202 r.. 42nd ~.
z7--ffJ5 University Way
2s-E. 10th and brooklyn
zg--CommunIty House
30--57f7 LIST Ave. n. ".
3f--22l4 ". 5Sth ~.
32--540i Meridian Ave.
Ey-FIre station No. 10
Jf-f-rceninke school
35--Ss2O 10th Ave. n. r..
36--i20O ~. g5fb -.
s7--FalryIcw school
Js--fsreen Like Library
3D--Iufbernn bethany Church
4O--fjngIey school
4t--GOtp PhInBry Ave.
11---Jobp u. Alien school
9J--T4OJH AUrUrn Ave.
]f---fIrc station No. ~
1J--5if ". SIND ~.
5g--7fOp Greenwood Ave.
57--fre~nwood school
1s--f.rcrnwood school
1o--Pir~ station No. IS
EO---Wbittier school
ci--7OJg 2fth N. ".
52--75Ot a2Bd Ave. N. w.
ssI---Nrbstrr school
5f---g7OO 24tb Ave. N. W.
SJ--HniInrd High school
sG--Sf2 w. 05th ~.
s7---HO2 W. DIST ~.
DS--i7tb ". w. md Market
np--snimon my school
s0--571f 18th Ave. N. W.
Gi--1tO5 22pd Ave. n. w.
s2---iiniiard Field House
Sg--8aip 3Otb Ave. N. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05

Port of Seattle
Commissioner year term
Questions
Proposition One
shall Port Of Seattle extend Comprehensive scheme of
Harhor Improvement to include acquiring and ini.
proving tho United states shipping Hoard Emergency
Fleet Corporation property
Nus No
Proposition I've
Shall Port Seattle transfer sss00o0 heretofore author
trCd smiths cove bonds and same Tor ACQUIRING
and improving said United States shipping Board
property
Ncs No
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Dated this 9Th day Of April 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05

New building for Dunlap School
Located Block D. Dunlap Plat Of land on
Lake Washington .......................t 1920 801
New u idinr for Portage school
Located Block o. pixies second Addition
10 Union City addition 70 the city o.
Seattle $4,000
Addition TO West seattle High School
Located The north $50 feet u Tracts 7f
and TO- West Seattle Jaers Tracts..........EIsB5o 900
intermediate School Building
Block H. Lake Union Addition n Seattle $50 800
ln No
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PHEC.
40. LOCATION
04--BnIInrd city Hall
85-wnshinEioB Irving school
g8-oId Irving school
67--8s0t Greenwood Ave.
6s--953D 3rd Ave. n. W.
gD--Jth ". w. md END W.
lowest Woodland school
7l--s0G w. s3rd ~.
52-Hoss school
13--f12i End Ave. y. W.
If--t9t0 Phinney Ave.
75-t71s Woodland Park Ave.
56--Poiics station No. ~
T-PoIler station No. II
7s-t492 stonewny
7p--430f Aurora Ave.
s0--t252 Fremont Ave.
sI--f337 Francis Ave.
Sta n. 3gth 81.
s'l--Flre station No. .
Nt-3g03 Woodland Park Ave.
$500 wnlIIngford Ave.
s9-offiee City Harms
s7--tlty Chr Harms
ss--North Queen Anne school
so-5g7 W. Nickerson 81.
D0--Intrrbny school
bl--Inwton school
D2-3522 Government Way
Dl-Htrs. 2OO3 W. Drnpus 81
pt-Fire station No. 20
05--J1D Nicker-on 80.
p0--f20 smith ~.
pT--Hif lisa Ave. n.
ph--Frnniy Coo school
W-Frnntz Coo school
lOO--iO0O W. Blaine ~.
l0l--2iO5 10th Ave. ".
lO2--iD55 9th Ave. W.
10t---22II End Ave. w.
1910 uoston ~.
105--John Hay school
i00-i25i Tnyior Ave,
f0T--i020 Dexter Ave,
lOS-Firr station No. X
lW-lbli Queen Anne Ave.
tl0-Pubiie Hbrary
l11-publlc Library
l12--l52b Sth Ave. w.
l1D--;i17 Olympic pIncs
ltf-l0O w. Toy ~.
it6--Nerccr school
llO--255 Wrstinke n,
llI-Lobby Hotel HosIyn
ttb-Wiidwood Dairy
iiD--W1rrrn schooI
i2O-Wnrrrn schooI
i2i--tlI LIST Ave. ".
i22--Lnnpon Apartment.
l2l--32t0 Enrtink~ Ave,
i2t-II5 u. Lynn ~.
i25--sewnrd school
i2G--2iOD 10Th Ave. No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05

N S
T0wS or NORTH BEND
I Mayor. year term
I Treasurer. year term
? Cauncllmrn. year term
1 Councilman 1 year term
TOWN or TuKwIIA
I Mayor, year term
I Treasurer. ear term
Couneilusu, year term
TOwS OF IssAQUAH
! Treasurer 4 year term
Councilnrn. year term
TOwS or ENUMCI.Aw
/ Mayor = year terw
Town Treasurer year term
Councllmrn Cat lTEri year term
QUESTIONS
shall the purchase the water system for SEQ 600 90
and special warrants not exceeding tl1gUGo09
for paying tor improving and extending the 20
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To consolidate Districts Nos iSs and no.
Special levy 10 mills for General Fund
!. Special levy mills for General Fund
J. Special levy mills. for payment OF outstanding
warrants
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Commercial Waterway,

Drainage District No. /.
I Commissioner. year term
Drainage District No.
I Commissioner. year term
Drainage District No. 1
1 Commissioner. 3 year term
Drainage District No.
/ Commissioner. 2 year term
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Special levy Of 10 mills for General Fund
Au,hortEa the Board OF Directors 10 change the
school cite AZ RivsTton.
. Authorize the Board Of Directors 20 cell the pres
snt slta NJ Uyrrton
Authorize tho Board Of Directors 10 buy new
alto AZ Rlverou.
Authorize the Board Of Directors 10 bond the dis.
triet for $4,000 tho proceeds OF which shall be
expended follows:
a. $4,000 TO Be applied tho purchase Of a new
school site NJ Rvcrtou
b 5000 10 BE- applied Ia tho construction Of a
gymnasium al the Central School.
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~ MON High
20" Union High
"R" Union High
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Special levy "a mills, for General Fund.
Special levy mills. for General Fund.
Special levy mills. for General Fund.
Special levy 10 mills for General Fund.
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G I
CITY or RENTON
I Mayor
1 city Clerk
I Treasurer
1 City Attorney
I Councilman. lsy ward, year term
I Councilman. ist Ward. year term
I Councilman. md ward 4 year tenn
1 Councilman 1rd ward year
1 Councilman. 5rd ward yrar term
1 Councilman az Large, year
QUESTIONS
Proposition One
shall The cts OF Rrntop Tor municipal purpasss to.wit
building city Han borrow Ig5 600 90 and issue m.
negotiable bonds thrfrfore
BONDS YES BONDS No
TOWN or DUNAII.
I Mayor, year term
! Treasurer, year term
. CouuciImFn. year term