The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-24


and order Ls2gne~sOfbex News.
Tzpoxt. Oct =. Tbs saioon-kesfssx.
wlas were arrested b. Deputy sheriff
Gavin VIII Tor keeping open on stln
day last. wege arUughs before 1asfses
ssntef today and waived he4Ting ana
give bonds Tor 50 appeal 70 TIE Of
tfirs eo1Ft.
sheriff wiz says tisat HE instrsc.
sisns from The court are ngs 70 y
fsisgnsieYStoo4 AMI he piil keep !
close watch on the kalfofis on SUNDAY
until the lsN i respected
The Equal Rights AssOcsa ion, Or
eanfsed few days ago. beie meet
ing last evening ard adopted The fos
towing
1--WE. the menaiers Of the Eguai
Rights Association % Iacoma, feprs-
ssnslng the reputable ami fsspen sibse
soio0n men 81 this rlty, Ia co1nrai ~.
sefshied. desIrc - inform and aesufs
Tie members Of the Law and Order
League of Tacoma and sll citizens tAas
il l. our higiet wish 70 obey the lzEs
OF Tacoma. Warrington Territory and
the tinitei states. and We desiFe %
sse the iax enforced 10 harmDny sith
the spirit thereof We believe our
business 10 be a. hnne<ahlc and re-
spectacle az any In the city, provided
II he run, as every business should he
run. on business principles. We dis-
c01nteusnce and depl1re intemper-
anee, nor will ne tolerate IL In our re-
speciiys pisces OF business. and wefeti
that Il Is as unjust 70 class
NJ our places Of business with
such dives a. the Cascads saloon and
Henry Malone's place as 10 elias iiy
any OF oar banks With them. In con
claaion we de ire 10 inform the Law
aud Order Leagne II this city that We
viii mot heartily Join them IA help
ing 20 enforce the laws Of our land
and We win endeavoF 10 nlaintain or
derry and respectable places oi bsssi-
ness in tbs future ~ We have in the
past.
The paper is signed BY A. Weinberg,
James Dorsey and q. w. Culver. for
the COMMITTEES.
ALREADY ~ ghgppLE.
John Henry, the oae.segged tramp
who escaped from the city jail 0t Sc
attic, was arrested bv Officer Frank
Gavanaugh on the streets here last
evening as a mendieant He resisted.
and 0:iieer Ward came to Cavan-
aughs ASST stance. and a friend OF
Hanry's vent 10 bis. Henry threw
away his erufeh. which fi- REINFORCE
ment picked up and attacted cavan-
aash. The latter jumped on and
hammered him with club until be
threw up the sponke. when be was
carried TO jail. Both will have a hear
lng to-morrow.
ksorHEn Hf0 coat sCuFxE.
Article. OF incorporation OF another
big coal company were Aled with the
county auditor to-day. The name OF
this one Is the skagit Coal 4 Trans
portation Company. The lneorp0r
atefs are Nelson Bennett. Edgar Lea
Cowgirl and Edward NJ. Wilson. The
purpose Is the acquisition of coal lands
aud the mining 81 coal, the manufac-
tnre OF coke aud the sale OF the same.
the acquisition Of iron and other min
erai lands and the working Of
the same, the construction OF rail-
way tramways. the manufacture OF
machinery, tools and implements; the
aclui.ition Of timber lands and the
manufacture OF logs. lumber and
shingiss; the construction Of sailing
crafts. whsrves. dwellings, etc.
The capital stock 81 90. 900. divided
into shares Of 500 each. The life OF
the company Il 30 years. The trustees
for the first six months are Nelson
Bennett, Rlward NJ. Wilson. Edgar
Lea Cowgirl. Then, G.. Sears. Theo. l..
Silica. all 81 Tacoma. and 5. r Lar
able and Charles X. Larahie. OF Mon
tana
cmAnusp wtru stLkscrSe rmosE
AWFUL pRnas.
Lewis Lave. a small boy arrested
upoa the charge 81 cutting the heads OF
The drains used hy the salvation Army,
was before Justice Seater and pleaded
not guilty. lie was represented by
Judge sears a. counsel The hearing
was continued antii tomorrow AZ
ESQ p, IN.
Sgw CITIZENS
oief Olsen and Arthur Berg. tso
Norsegians, took oaG first papers Tor
citizenship to-day.