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AN ORDINANCE relating to fidelity bonding of City officials;amending SMC 3.90.010 (Ordinance 93603, S 1) to reduce theofficers bonded individually; SMC 3.90.020 (Ordinance93603, S 2) to change the duration of bonds of appointedofficials; SMC 3.90.040 (Ordinance 93603, S 4) to revisethe coverage of the bond of the Chief of Police; SMC3.90.050 and .060 (Ordinance 93603, §5 5 and 6) to dele-gate to the Purchasing Agent authority to determine theamount of the City's blanket bond and to solicit bidstherefor; and repealing SMC 3.90.030 (Ordinance 93603, S 3)

and SMC 3.90.080 (Ordinance 107483).

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:

Section 1. Seattle Municipal Code Section 3.90.010,

(Ordinance 93603, 9 1, as last amended by Ordinance 109120) is

further amended as follows:

OFFICER'S BONDS.

The following officers of the city shall, before entering

upon the duties of their respective offices, give approved

bonds, the premiums for which shall be paid by the city. The

bonds shall contain the conditions required by the City

Charter for official bonds, and be in the following amounts:

Mayor $ 1,000

Each City Councilman 1,000

City Treasurer 150,000

M_ -Crity _--asurer

City Comptroller

((Gh!eE Depu e4ty e-z-apture-13-er

City Attorney

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Section 2. Seattle Municipal Code Section 3.90.020

(Ordinance 93603, 9 2) is amended as follows:

Surety company - annual rewriting

Each of the bonds mentioned in Section 3.90.010 shall be

furnished by a surety company authorized to do business in the

state. Elected officers ( (e+eet-&& o-r, r&F-LpNoin,tel fo-r- -&fix-a-d-

tre*-m)) shall be bonded for the full term and the other

bonds shall be ((- w-ritten annuallyfl for a duration of four

years subject to sooner termination if the bonded official

leaves office.

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Section 3. Seattle Municipal Code Section 3.90.0402

(Ordinance 93603, S 4) is amended as follows:

3Bond for Chief of Police

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Section 4. Seattle Municipal Code Section 3.90.050

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A. All officers and employees of the city, including

employees of the Library Department, shall be covered by a

public employees faithful performance blanket position bond.

Such bond shall be conditioned to indemnify and save the city

harmless from any and all loss sustained by the city from or

due to theft, dishonesty or fraudulent conduct of any officer

or employee or to failure of any officer or employee -to faith-

fully perform the duties of his office or position, and further

conditioned that no third person shall have any right of action

on the bond for any acts or conduct or failure to act of the

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eft&t,& i e% f% n A _n_0 I% r. U MV per- empleyee P4~~

Gn--- 44R4E-_-& Fifty em-eese pe-r-

Ie~.)) an amount to fully 2rotect the giat for loss which may

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t3LANKE"17 BUND-UALL FOR OFFERS TO FURNISH

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.5.9u.ulu. Such bonds shall contain the conditions prescribed

in this chapter and such additional conditions as are usual and

as are set forth in the call for offers. The form of19

1such bond ((whleii)) shall accompany each bid submitted. Such

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21 offer(s), and shall specify the time and place when offers

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failure to any officers or em2L2~Lees to faitIl ~11 2e,r.form the

duties of his office or 2aRition dur.ing the term of the bond.

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B. The term of the public employees faithful performance

blanket position bond shall be determined by the Purchasing

A2ent ((G!4y- but such term shall not exceed

three years. Upon expiration of each such bond the Purchasing

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Section 6. Seattle Municipal Code Sections 3.90.030

(Ordinance 93603, 9 3) and 3.90.080 (Ordinance 107483, 9 1)

are each hereby repealed.

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AUffice. of the Comptroller

City of Seattle

October 23, 1984

Honorable Norman B. Rice

President

Seattle City Council

Dear Councilmember Rice:

Re: Proposed Revisions to Seattle Municipal Code 3.90 - Official Bonds

I request that the City Council review the attached legislation which

updates the City's ordinance regarding official bonds.

Seattle municipal Code 3.90.060 provides that the City Comptroller shall

secure for the City a public employees' faithful performance bond. Duringthe last several years, the Purchasing Agent has purchased this bond since

the general responsibility for obtaining insurance coverage for the City

departments has been assigned to the Purchasing Agent.

The attached Council Bill would formally recognize the Purchasing Agent's

responsibility for acquiring the bond.

An additional provision of the current ordinance which needs to be amended

is the requirement that numerous City officers secure public officers'

bonds in the amount of $1,000. These officers are already covered by the

City's faithful performance bond. The proposed ordinance would delete

these officers -From 'the ordinance but would continue the required coveragefor all elected officials, the Chief of Police, and the Director of the

Department of Licenses and Consumer Affairs. This legislation has been

reviewed and approved by the Office of Management and Budget and the CityLaw Department.

Your review and approval of this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Sj,ncerely yours,

Tim Hill

City Comptroller

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LAW DEPARTMENT-THE CITY OF SEATTI-r:

M E M 0 R A N D U M

October 4, 1984

TO: Honorable Tim HillCity Comptroller

FROM: The Law Department

By: Jorgen BaderAssistant CAy Attorney

RE: Legislation regarding Fidelity BondingFor City officials

Pursuant to your memorandum, dated September 24, 1984, wehave revised the draft legislation relating to bonding of Cityofficials in accord with your suggestions:

Concern Revision

No. 1 (Purchasing Agent to 5, page 4

procure individual...

bonds)

No. 2 (Term of bonds) S 2, page 2

No. 3 (Chief of Police bond) S 1, page 2

No. 4 (Consultation in settling 9 4, page 3

amount of bond)

our revisions retain the direction of the Purchasing Agent toconsult with the City Treasurer in setting the amount of theblanket bond because a substantial part of the City's exposureoccurs through special assistants of the City Treasurer.

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Office of the Comptroller

City of Seattle

Tim Hill, Comptroller

M E M 0 R A N D U M

Date: September 24, 1984

To: Mr. Jorgen Bader, Assistant City AttorneyLaw Department

From: Tim Hill, City Comptroller

Subject: Fidelity Bonding for City Officials

SEP 2 4 198'.

Diaugglas N. JewettCITY ATTOMNEY

Thank you again for preparing draft legislation to simplify purchase of

fidelity bonding for City officials. Attached is a copy of the draft.

My concerns regarding this legislation are as follows:

1. Would it be possible to provide in the first paragraph that the

purchasing agent will acquire the officers' bonds for the officialslisted in the draft? Instead of having each of these officials con-tacting various brokers or insurance companies, would it be possiblefor the purchasing agent to ask the City's insurance broker to arrangefor the appropriate bonds?

2. On page 2, line 20, the ordinance provides that bonds for those personsother than elected officials shall be rewritten annually. Would it be

possible to provide that the bonds shall lapse after a four year periodor when the persons leave City service?

3. Regarding the bond for Chief of Police (Page 2,'line 23), should the

amount of the bond be increased from $1,000 to a more realistic figure?Is the Chief of Police covered by the City's general blan ket positionbond?

On Page 3, Section B, line 24, it is stated that purchasing agent in

consultation with the City Comptroller and the City Treasurer shallset the amount of the bond. Is it necessary to include the CityComptroller and the City Treasurer in the selection process? Why nothave the purchasing agent consult with the City's insurance broker andthe City-wide insurance committee?

If it is possible for you to draft amendments that you would feel

appropriate, I would be very much appreciative.

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"An Equal Employment Oppoilunity - Affirmative Action Employer"

City of Seattle - Office of the Comptroller, 101 Seattle Municipal Bldg., Seattle, WA

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THE CITY OF SEATTLE

LAW DEPARTMENT

MUNICIPAL BUILDING.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104

AREA CODE 206 TELEPHONE 625-2402

DOUGLAS N. JEWETT, CITY ATTORNEY

December 21, 1983

The Honorable Tim HillCity ComptrollerThe City of Seattle

Re: Fidelity Bonding for City officials

Dear Mr. Hillg

Pursuant to your request by letter, dated November 28,1983, we are forwarding to you an ordinance revising thefidelity bonding provisions of Seattle Municipal CodeChapter 3.90.

Yours very truly,

The Law Department

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G. BADERAssistant City Attorney

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cc: Purchasing AgentLeonard Bois, Risk Management

Office of flie Cxaptr(gler

Citv of Seatfle

T i~-n Com.,Arok~~

Noventer 28, 1983

Mr. Douglas Jewett

City Attorney

City of Seattle

Dear Mr. Jewett:

Re: Faithful Performance Bonds for City Officials

I request that legislation be prepared amending Seattle Municipal Code3.90 to eliminate the requirement that certain salaried officers (exceptelected officials) be required to secure individual faithful performancebonds and to designate the City Purchasing Division as the agencyresponsible for securing individual performance bonds and a blanket

position bond.

determine the appropriate amount of bond coverage.

The amount of the blanket performance bond contained in SMC3.90.050 should be eliminated. The Purchasing Agent should

SMC 3.90.060 should be changed to provide that the City Purchasinq

tion, it is unnecessary to state the term of the bond since if

Agent ano not the City CoMtroller shall secure the publicemployees' faithful performance blanket position bond. In addi-

shou a De in effect at all times.

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Recently, Mr. Jorgen Bader of your Office and Leonard Bois and David

Hayasaka of the Purchasing Division have been very helpful in providingadvice on the City bonding needs and requirements.

elected officials, the Chief of Police, and the Director of the

- 3.90.010 should be amended to delete all officers except the

The specific sections that should he amended are as follows:

Depart-ment of Licenses and Consumer Affairs.

with the prior section.

The following section (SMC 3.90.020) should be amended to conform

SMIC 3.90.030 should be deleted Since its purpose is covered in theterms of the employees faithful performance blanket position bond.

The section requiring that the Chief of Police provide a bond(3.90.0-40) should be clarified to eliminate the apparent require-ment that the Chief of Police pay damages sustained by personsarrested without a warrant, or by reason of an unlawful

imprisonment.

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The requirement that the County CoMtroller be bonded as the City'stax collector (as provided in SMC 3.90.080) appears unnecessary,This section should be deleted.

Your assistance in this matter is very much appreciated.

erely yours,

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City Corptroller

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Leonard Bois

Jorgen Bader-,~

Jeanette Williams

Gary Zarker

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ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE relatf`ng to fidelity bonding of City officials;9"' .010 (Ordinance 93603, S 1) to reduce theamending SMC

3.'~,officers bonded Dadividually; SMC 3.90.020 (Ordinance93603, S 2) to change the duration of bonds of appointedofficials; SMC 3.96-040 (Ordinance 93603, 9 4) to revisethe coverage of the,,bond of the Chief of Police; SMC3.90.050 and .060 (6~xdinance 93603, SS 5 and 6)' to dele-gate to the Purchasiri~q Agent authority to de.te'rmine the

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amount of the City's K~,anket bond and to so.1 icit bidstherefor; and repealing-,SMO, 3.90.Q30 (Ordj-~ance 93603, S

and SMC 3.90.080 (Ordin4pce 107483q,,

E IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF~,SEATTLE AS ZOLLOWS:

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(Ordinance 93603, S 1, as last a6pende4/by Ordinance 109120) is

Section 1. Seattle Municipal Code `~Ction 3.90.010,

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OFFICER'S BONDS.

The follow,~ng officers of th~ ci sball, before entering

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onds, the premium"'a for which"'shall be aid by the city. TheP,

onds shall contain ths--co-eiditions requi 'riked by the*City

,harter for official bonds, and be in the`,~Following amounts:

Mayor

Each City Councilman

City Treasurer

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8ection 3.90.020

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annual r"- '"ng

Each of the bonds mentioned in Sectio" 3.90.010 shall be

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tate. Elected officers

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Section 3' Seattle Municipal Code Section 3.90.040

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Bond for Chiell~ of Police

The bond given Ny the Police, as contemplated by Charter(?I--

Article XVII, Section\4, shall contain a condition that he

will indemnify the City for loss of any property and money

taken from any person by \~~ self, a subordinate officer, or an

employee assigned to the ice Department acting in the scope

and course of police duties.\ ( (p-&yej+ -jueqk eetue4

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Section 4. Seattle Municipal ~ode Seption 3.90.050

(Ordinance 93603, S 5, as amended b3~,,Orhinance 101, S 2) is

further amended as follows:

EMPLOYEES FAITHFUL PERFORMANCE, 'W*ET POSITION 13OND

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ployees of the Library Department, snall\be covered by a

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armless from any and all loss sustained by t6 city from or

ue to theft, dishonesty or fraudulent conduct\pf any officer"I

r employee or to failure of any officer or emp yee to faith-

ully perform the duties of his office or positi and further

tonditioned that no third person shall have any rl'G'ht of action

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pe-r emp3:6~~e VItte one Hia~~ Fifty Thousand D&1-~

Such performance bonds shall be in (le-f

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Iemee" pe-r6 an amount to fully p.Kotect

the ~j~t ±o~~ loss which may reasonabjy.~e IaLLqjp,~~ Ille to

theft, disho or fraud.ulent conduct of any ~~nd all

Dfficers or 2Lmpl2jee~~ or failure to any officers or employees

faithf~~l p~~rfoim the duties of his office or position

durin!a the term of th' bond. The Purc as n2 A22nt, in con-

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93603, § 6) is am4pded as follows:

or offers to furnish a public em~qoyA'es faithful performance

lanket position bond, the premium 4erefor to be paid for by

he City,~nd for the officer's bonds Section

.90.010. Such bondq, shall contaan

Section 5. Seattle Muni~cipal Code Section,.,3.90.060

EMPLOYEES BLANKET BOND--CALL FOR OFFER'S TO FURNISHf

eam."traller)) shall callA. The Purchasin5 Aqen~ (( *t_yS" i

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itted. Such call shall be published ten dayEibefore the

ollars ($500.00) as a good-faith deposit. The Pur!ihasia2

9~~nt ((C-!-~ -ap-reller)) may accept the best offer 'pr reject

pening of the offer(s), and shall specify the ~ime and place

hen offers will be opened. Each offer shall be~%accompanied

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Lq~nt ( W4~ ~~hall again ( (-und~r t4-re same terffi5

hree years. \NVpon expiration of each such bond" the Purchasin2

z e d +rr ~th-is Chapter,M) call for/and accept offers.1

Section 6. Seat~,ie Municipal C#e Sections 3.90.030

(Ordinance 93603, S 3)\and 3.90.080.~'(Ordinance 107483, S 1)

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Agentance 93603, SS 5 and 6) to deiega~,b to the Purchasinguthority to determine the amount"of the City's

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ond and to solicit bids ther,,or; and repealing0 (Ordinance 93603, § 3) and SMC 3.90.08007483).(Ordinance

ORDINANCE

ORDINANCE relating to fidelity bonding of City /fficials;amending SMC 3.90.010 (Ordinance 93603, 1) b reduce the

Section 1. Seattl)e Municipal Cod, e Section 3.90.010,

(Ordinance 93603, S 1, a\slast amer~ded by Ordinance 109120) is,

The following officers ofi~~he'~'~ity shall, before entering

upon the duties of their re4ective offices, give approved

bonds, the premiums for WhYch shall be paid by the city. The

bonds shall contain the Onditions require~o by the City Charter

for official bonds, arid,.,,be in the following '4mounts:

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Surety company~f

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Each of the bonds mentiondo in Section 3.90.010 shall beN

Uurnished by a airety company auNhorized to do business in the

state. Electe'd officers Helee,~\e,-- appai-nted -&~ a 44-1"

t,e-r-m)) shallI

/be bonded for the full '~~erm and all other bonds

shall be r"ritten annually.

Secti.on 3. Seattle Municipal Code Section 3.90.040

(Ordinance 93603, S 4) is amended as follows:

Bo for Chief of Police

~be bond given by the Chief of Police, as contemplated by

Charter Article XVII, Section 4, shall contain a condition that

he will indemnify the City for loss of any property and money

taken from any person by himself, a subordinate officer, or an

employee assigned to the Police Department acting in the scope

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and course of police duties. ( (pay a-1-1 &U-e-4 aet-u-~ &affia~ a&

may hoe- sustaine b-y aay pe~r~~ a-r-r-Aste, w4t-4a" a wi-r-~

by *,e-~ 9-f- a-ay false or- u-1-111-awful imp -4~~ b-y &r-

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Sec't-on 4. Seattle Municipal Code Section 3,90.050

(Ordinance\p3603, S 5, as amended by Ordinance,/"101, S 2) is

further amended as follows:

EMPLOYEES MITHFUL PERFORMANCE BLANKE~,,IPOSITION BOND

A. All offirers and employees of the city, including

employees of the L i'

~r ary Department, E~,Iallbe covered by a

public employees faiiNful performancel"blanketposition bond.

Such bond shall be cond"~tioned to i~demnify and save the city

harmless from any and all"kloss sui,

tained by the city from or

due to theft, dishonesty or',fraudulent conduct of any officer

or emplovee or to failure of at~y officer or employee to

faithfully perform the dutiesl~of"',,.-~is office or position, and

further conditioned that no,/third ~erson shall have any right

of action on the bond for',I)any acts or~` onduct or failure to

act of the officer or employee.

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an amount to fullvj".,

RLotect the ~~t from loss w'h-ich Day

rea~j~bly ~2e anticipated due to theft,dishonesti')~or

fraudulent

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Section 5. Seattle Municipal Code Section 3.90.060

(Ordinance 93603, S 6) is amended as followst

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EMPLOYEES BLANKET BOND--CALL FOR OFFEaS TO FURNISM

A. The Puichasinq Agent ((G4_t_Y shall call for

offers to furnish%,a public employees faithful performance

blanket position bond, the premium therefor to paid for by

the city, which bond"'s'hall contain the cond/k~oions prescribedI,

7in this chapter and suc additional condi-t ions as are usual

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form of aA'Y such bond which shall

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ten days before the opening of f~.~e offer, and shall specify

the time and place when offerq wil'l be opened. Each offer

pecK or casn in tne sum

of Five Hundred Dollars ~-,$500.00) as al",good-fath deposit. The

PurSjhas,L~ A22nt ) ma:K accept the bestJ,

offer or reject any And all offers.

B. The term ~f the public employees fai.~:hful performance

blanket position,

bond shall be determined by the PurchasLpq

~ent ( (GI-t-y Gpff@~;t-~W ) but such term shall ndt exceed three

years. Upon,,~expiration of each such bond the Purcliosing Aq.2nt

(G4t-y ~hali again ((ua4e-r- -t4e same 4" a~&

ftut4aE44C4 e4a-p~)) call for and accept offers forI

such a,..,bond.

Section 6. Seattle Municipal Code Sections 3.90.030

(Ordinance 93603, S 3) and 3.90.080 (Ordinance 107483, S 1)

are each hereby repealed.

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Section ...... _ This ordinance shall take eff~qt and be in force thirty days from and after its passage and

approval, if approved by the Mayor, otherwise ft*lialltake effect at the time it shall become a law under the

provisions of the city charter.

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mayor.

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eii~ Comptroller and City Clerk.

(SEAL)

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Deputy Clerk.

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Affidavit of Publication

STATE OF WASHINGTONKING COUNTY-SS.

The undersigned, on oath states that he is anz presentative of The Daily Joauthori ed re urnal of Commerce,

a daily nevspaper, which newspaper is a legal newspaperof general circulation and it is now and has been for morethan six months prior to the aat-- of publication hereinafterreffered to, published ','_q the English language continuouslyaq a daily newspaper in Seattle, King County, Washington,and it is now and during a31 at' said time was printed in anoffice rnaimialned at the aforesaid place of publication of

1-1his newspaper. '111he Daily journal of Commerce was on the1.2th day of June, 1941, approved as a legal newspaper bythe Superior Court of King Courity.

'71he noti-ce in. the exact form annexed, was published in

regular issues of The Dradly Journal of Commerce, which wasregularly distributed to its subscribers during the below

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otary Public for the State of Washington,residing In Seattle.