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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-25
BREyIrIES.

A brick foundation is to be put under ~
Arlington hotel next month.
The Brunswick restaurant publishes its
bill OF fare for to-day's dinner elsewhere.
Mr.. T. ]. Johnston has decided his ranch
81 West Passage 10 his wife, Maggie John
ston-
J. NJ, EilensbgrEh-The associated pres,
has not yet sent the Official returns from
Missouri
Justice Soderberg performed the mar
mage ceremony last night for Hans Jensen
and Sophia Josgensen.
big batch of about 200 warrants cover
ing county business for the last three
months VIII be issued to mo-ow,
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
Tor Hans Jensen and sophia Jorgensen OF
Seattle, and Andrew Fredrne and Matilda
G. Nelson, of this city also.
Capt. Hatch expects TO complete the re-
building of the Fleetwood late this week.
The postoffiee viii not be removed 10 the
Boston block for at least week
The steamship Wilmington will leave
the Hatfield wharf next Monday at IL q. m
lof sa1 francesca: Cabin passage, $l4;
steerage, 81. J. A Hatfield, agent
Fersons desiring additional copies OF the
Observation-Disclosures containing the ser
mons OF the evangelist Moody, can obtain
them by calling az the business ONCE.
Aessrs. White ( Co, as the records show.
are selling lots in West Seattle very rapidly.
These gentlemen are Justly entitled 10
such liberal patronage from the public, as
they are reliable, energetic and progressive
men.
Savings deposits In amounts from 81
upwards are received by the Guarantee
Loan and Trust Company and Savings
Bank in the lesler-Leary building on Mil
street, opposite Commercial street and in
terest allowed thereon.
Chief Justice Boyle yesterday fled an
opinion in the habeas corpus case of Louis
Brown. the man whom Justice Soderberg
committed for yagraney. The decision
discharged Brown, who was defended at
the hearing by John Z. Costello. The com.
plant against Brown was defective
A. Levin & Co. of Commercial street.
began suit yesterday To collect Sll52 on
account sgainsf John Pike, the keeper of
the variety theater at snohomish Harms
& Dickman also have a suit against Pike
for Sis, and allege that he bought goods
of them under the name of Henry Carroll,
the name of Pixies former partner.
W. ". Thomas makes a state nent regard
ing report which came from one Of the
justices courts recently that two men
named Thomas and Gibson INDUCED In a
light after the meeting 10 organize a cooks
and walters union ON the evening OF the
18th, and that they were fined for being
drunk and disorderiy. He SAYS il Is not
trne that he never was drunk and was rot
fighting, and viii give $50 TO any man who
has ever seen him drunk In this city.
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Lunch sets. plain and fancy eoloTs with
napkins "a match, saifsh3e and useful for
Christmas gifts roklas. siagcrran 4 Co,
WOODEN hosiery. Chester Clczry.
Centenert tloyes. Chester Cleary.
Biz sale Of dress goods, Chester Clcsry.
Eastern easn prices; elesks. Cleary,
We win nov put eu holiday attire in
every department; grand display OF hoA'
Gay goosis. fokiSs. s.ngefman { CO.
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oar 3resslaaking pzri0gs are On the
fourth aoor, take elcEaior, Toklas, singer
man & 20.
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p. n. at Turner ball
Do yog wish 70 spend : p}easaut hour
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nan & 10.
CeaiensFi GO. kid gloves new lot
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NOVEL oHsERVArcRN.-fas on the
Mil street cable line for the past two days
hRve wondered what was going on in the
way OF building la a sQuare formed By
street. overlooking Lake Washington. In
the Holmes addition. IL Is a platform 20
feet from the eround. reached BY stairs, and
suTmounied by = tent. Certainly 40 one
would guess that it was a real estate Office,
bar such Is the fact Yesterday large signs
bearing the name Of Bomsn & Rochester
No 7V7ts Front street. explained the object
of the baiidiug. The firm have the hand
ling Of a large amount of valuable prop
srty and keep a mac il the tent all the dsy.
i j. their branch oiilCc.
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We are the onfy sore IL this city that
carry the genuine nanlap & Co.'S hats.
sitk s.. stifts Every hat confirmed and
iaoued free. Tokiss, SiDsernAn & Co.
Table linens. Chester CleRry-
Fur triEming Chester CleAsy.
81 ak plush. Chester CleS-y.
Sorae choice bargains In dress goods al
Ssc ToklSs, Slugegfnz1 4 Co,
Far trimming CAes;er Cieaxy,
Haa6ksrehiefs. Chester cieary,
Fine snSpenders f0s Christmas. Iekl&s.
>ingermen & CO.
FlsRnea chester Cleasy-
Consorte-s. chester Ciesry.
New cloAks Chester Cisary.
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TEgr or Inspection - President }. r.
IeDonaia. OF tae seattle. Lake shore and
Eastern Railway, returned yesterday morn
ing in bis private car "SuoQnalmie" from
> weeks tip 70 spokane Pals, whittier he
weat for tae purpose Of Inspecting the
neWly constructed portion 81 tbe Eastern
division % the road from that city west
Thirty one miles o. the route have al
ready been huilt. sud the prcsi 3ent pro
nouaccs q the best constructed he ever
sAs Among the party that accompanied
President Mcpussld was Mr.. Paul r.
No ?. chief engineer Of the road. and Mr..
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

ance OF realty and for judgment for $3.50
with interest, against defendant, $3.50 be-
ing the amount paid by plaintiff on con-
tract.
Kerchoff- Gunner Mill and lumber
Company vs.. B. T. Venderink and w.
N. Monroe-Complaint on promissory
notes for $1,005 80, with interest on
$914.10 thereof at one per cent. per
month from January 18th, 1888.
Joseph Peheerer vs. w. H. Workman,
Mayor OF the city OF Los Angeles-Plain-
tiff prays, in accordance with an affida-
Wit fled by himself, for writ of mandate
directing the Mayor to fix and designate
the sum to be given and named in a bond
to be executed by affiant in favor of the
city of Los Angeles for the faithful per-
formance of the paving and improving of
First street, as awarded to him, and for
such other and further order and relief as
may be meet and proper in the premises.
Writ of mandate was issued by Judge
Hutton, returnable at p NJ, November
5th.
Carmen Felis de Luna VS.. the S. P.
Co.-Plaintiff asks for $45, 900 damages
for the loss of her husband in the San
Fernando railroad disaster Of April s,
1887.
Beaver & Murray VS.. Dobinson 4 Fair
child and S G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
foreclosure of mechanics lien; lot 4,
block 101, Bellevue Terrace tract,
$14O.25.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Do You Dream.

YOUNG MAN Are you suffering from any OF
the errors or indiscretions of youth, causing
lame back, tired feeling about the legs coated
tongue, bad taste in the mouth, wind on stom-
ach, or sour stomach, amorous dreams, vertigo
(dizziness) forgetfulpess, loss of energy and
merous s, mptoms of Spermatorrhea. Let not a
sense OF false modesty prevent you from seek
ing relief at once. This trouble will lead to loss
OF Manhood, insanity or death. The under
signed has treated many hundred cases such as
yours with never a failure.
Have you contracted any Private Disease
which you do: not wish your friends or family
Will treat you privately and successfully, and
guarantee cure in the shortest time possible.
Many cases can be cured in twenty.f0ur hours
If taken in time.
Syphilis (blood taint) whether of recent Oh
lCng duration can be entirely eradicated from
the system by the use of my vegetable remedies
without mercury in any form. There is no
be cured as quickly and perm anently at home.
Are you troubled with Strictuer, or any other
ailment peculiar to the male sex? If so relief is
at hand. The Doctor, by his studies and practice
in this country and abroad, has made himself
familiar with all such cases.
CONSULTATION FEEE.
Drs. D. d B. are firm of physicians one
specialist of which has charge of each depa, T.
ment The above department Is under the su.
pervision OF Dr. Blakeslee.
Hours: 10 A. M to P. ~, and z to M
DRS. ID. a. IL.
Phillips Block, N. Spring ST.. Los
Angeles, Cal.
Ladies Parlots, Nos 81 and SO; Gentlemen's
Parlors. Nos. SO and 40.
EFStop the elevator at the First office floor
o18 1y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
WELCOME NEWS.

Fast Time to be Made Between
Here and santa barbara.
An important change is shortly to be
made in the Southern Pacifc's time
schedule over the Santa Barbara branch
that will be greatly appreciated by the
travelling public. 1t is nothing less than
a reduction of the running time, the OBJ
ject being to make the trip in about
three and ene-half hours. At present
nearly six hours are occupied in the
journey, and although a person can
make the round trip in one day,
still very slight margin is
given at either end. Under the
new schedule, a traveller leaving
Santa Barbara at $3.50 A. NJ. can get to
the city by noon, and will have three
and one-half hours in which to transact
his business before the 8 80 P. N. leaves
for Santa Barbara, where he will arrive
at 7 P. NJ. The same will apply from this
end, a passenger leaving here for Santa
Barbara at 9 80 A. NJ, having three and
one-half hours lay-over in that city be-
fore he will be compelled to return. The
change will be made all over
the run, and will reduce the
schedule at all points between the
two terminals. The fifteen minutes wait
at Saugus will be done away with and it
will not be necessary for to take lunch
and supper there as is the custom now.
The train dispatchers are at work on
this new arrangement and the change
will 60 into effect at an early date. The
Southern Pacific is determined to greatly
enhance it's local service and within two
months it is safe to say that fast time will
be made on all it's branches, that is, a
rate of speed SO per cent. faster than at
present. The arrangements are nearly
completed for putting the Cotton flyer on
the road on the LIST OF November.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Contract for the Removal of
Dead Animals.

The Contract for the Removal of
Dead Animals.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Health took place yesterday afternoon at
the Mayors Office. There were present
besides his Honor, DR.. Reese and Coun-
cllmen Hawley, Gibbs and Collins.
Several petitions relating to the pre-
sent location of the Pest House, from
people living in its vicinity, were read,
and a vigorous discussion took place
concerning the question of it's removal.
1t was finally decided that committee,
consisting of one of the adjoining property
owners and two members of the Board,
call upon Judge Hutton and urge
that decision be rendered as soon as
possible in the matter of the injunction
now pending on the removal to Elysian
Park.
F. A. Mcneil, in whose care the dead
animals were placed by the city, and
against charges of so grave nature were
recently lodged, having given up his job,
some discussion took place as to the
choice of successor. A proposed con-
tract was read, in which specification
was entered to the effect that the dead
animals were not to be used as food
for hogs or other animals whose flesh is
eaten. 1t was finally decided that
the whole matter be laid over until the
next meeting of the Board, at which
time bids will be offered by the contest
ants for the position.
Two bids were then audited from Nc
Neil-one for $126, which was ordered
paid upon his forfeiture of the existing
contract, and one for $78 for the dead an
imals belonging to E. G. Burlingame.
The latter was put in the hands of the
City Attorney for collection.
A special inspector was allowed the
Health Officer, to serve for limited
space Of time, and the Board then ad-
iourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Township Justice Court-Taney, j

IOWnsnfp Just1ce COuft-IaneY, il.
Clapp VS.. STAN ct al.-Trial November
20, at 10 A. NJ.
People vs. r. Hinds-defendant found
guilty; October 27 at 8 A. NJ. for sentence.
Allen vs.. Kearney-Continued to No
vember Z, at 10 A. N.
Osborne vs. Donegan-Defendant en-
ters general denial and makes tender
of the sum OF $50, and deposits the same
in the court.
People vs.. Reed-Continued to No
vember 10, ppm.
Smith vs. Allen-Reset for November
81, 9A.M
People vs.. Josie Collins-Continued
to November Is. 3P. NJ.
Muir vs. Bendle ct al.-Hearing Of de-
murrer October 20, $3.50 N.
Armstrong We. Temple-Hearing Of de-
murrer October 81 ga. NJ.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Esburg, Bachman & Co. We. F. E.
Young-Trial at 9 A. NJ.
People vs. Haines, sentence, g. NJ.
Adams vs.. Bills-Trial at 10 A.. NJ.
Geofries vs. Appledom-Trial IL A. NJ.
Katz ct al Bryson-Trial 2 Pm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
THE COURTS.

FRIDAY, October 26.
Department No. Z-Gardiner, j.
p. James vs. John E. Shreck ct al
Decree as prayed for.
In re application of John T. Johnson
Petition granted.
Estate Of David Blair-Account settled
as presented; distribution as prayed for.
Estate of F. P. T. Temple-Continued
to November at 10 A. M.
Estate and guardianship of John A.
Mason, s minor-Sale of realty con.
firmed; Aaron Mason sworn.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Potts vs. Carlisle-To be set; estate
and guardianship of ]. w. johnson, in
sane.
Estate of H. G. Graham-Letters OF
administration, estate and guardianship
of N. de Antels; order to show cause.
Estate of Jas. Buck-Letters OF admin
istration.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
s,einr to Her Friends.

Some time since it will be remember ed
that the case OF Mrs. Schonbacheler
who had been left in destitute con.
dition by her husband was reported.
Mrs. Schonbacheler has two small child
ren and was in very bad health, in con-
sequence of which Humane Officer
Wright obtained yesterday from the
Supervisors railroad ticket for her and
her children to Siskiyou County, where
she states she has friends. The family
will leave as soon as possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
TIPS FOR TOURISTS.
The ssSunset,, Announces its Dates
for the Season.

The ssSunset,, Announces tts Dates
for the Season.
The excursion business is now setting
in, in real earnest. The fact that the
Union Pacific has come into the field and
made a bid for the tourist business is
stimulating all the other lines, and each
is trying to outdo its opponents as regards
service and accommodations en- route.
The Chicago and Alton some of the latest
70 announce what it intends to do for the
travelling public, and promises
new tourist equipment that can
not fail to meet with general appro-
baton. Yesterday, however, the Sunset
Excursion Agency which is operated by
the Southern Pacific, made its announce
ment from headquarters Of its arrange
mants for the season. 1t states that its
equipment is to be better than it ever has
been before, and that its service has
been enhanced by the cooperation OF
two more lines, the Vanderbilt between
Boston and New Orleans and the Baltl-
more and Ohio between Philadel-
phis and New Orleans. West OF
the Crescent City handsome tour
ist sleeping cars are to be run.
AS heretofore there will be but one
change of cars (at New Orleans) between
Boston and Philadelphia and other
points East, and Los Angeles and other
points in California. The parties are to
be under the personal charge of conduc.
tors East of New Orleans, and west OF
that city will be attended to by DR.. w.
B. May, of the Sunset system. Porters
will accompany all trains to look after
the comfort of the travellers, and to take
care of the cars.
THIS YEARS DATES.
The excursion dates for this year are
announced as follows: Leaving Boston
and Philadelphia by the two routes
named above, on November 9th, Nov
2O.h, December 4th and December 18th.
In the opposite direction the dates from
San Francisco are November Sd and 18th,
December LIST and 18th, passing Los An
geles on the following Sunday. The dates
for next year will be announced in due
time. Special attention is drawn to the
sending of tickets to friends in the East
by prepaid orders, as this business will
be especially attended to.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
DEPUTY U. s. MARSHALS.
List of Appointments for the Poll
ing Places.


ing Places.
The following appointments of Deputy
United States Marshals for the election
have been made by United States
Marshal Risley:
Precinct No. l, J. ]. Moore 2, G. l..
Weller, J. E. Frick; 8, d. L. Craig; A.,
John G.. Guase; 5, John Corigan, G..
Stephens, J. H. Logan 6, E. ]. Roche,
John Doyle, F. II. Steele; 7, H. L. Kap-
Ian. A. Werner, H. E. Logan 8, Byron
Mcclure, w. E. Evarts, A. H. Rudolf; g.,
Charles Gavin, Ed Murray, L. D..
Rich; 10, W. F. Pinkham; H., A.
N. Bowen, W. W. Freeman, w.
B. Beattie; 12, W. f. Johnston, E.
L. Runyan; 13, Dominick Boggins,
Richard Cameron, William Freel; IA,
Tobias Roach, George H. Buckingham,
F. s. Fuller; 15, G. E. Dyer, ). w.
Messersmith 16. John Springer, George
d. Pissell; IL, John Thira, George Car
roll; 18, NJ. Lee Glowner, 10, Fred. J.
Snyder; 20, 8. L. Blake; 81, M. A.
O'Shaughnessy; 22, Howard Hill 23, 1.
G. Dahlbrink; "a, H. Markwalder, G. G.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

Barker; %, ]. h. Armstrong, Wade
Hughes; 26, ]. @. Ayars, T. F. Ragland /;
27, M. ]. Kent, F. M. Hotchkiss; rs, w.
A. Gibbs, D. W. Rowland; 30, F. R.
Armstrong, T. F. McCarty; 30, w. H..
l.. Ward !; 81, H. Levy, Sol. Berliner; So,
John F. Sweeny; 33, H. G. Mathewson ;
"a, A. Tanner 35, J. p. Rowan, ]. D.
Custer, M. G. Fordham; SO, F. L.
Keeley.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Customary Reduction.

Orders have been given by General
Superintendent S. L. Sands, Of the Santa
Fe, to superintendents and heads of the
mechanical departments to reduce the
working hours 16 per cent at once. The
reduction is made by cutting off one
hour each day, and half day on Satur-
day. 1t has been the custom every win
ter to cut down the number of working
hours, but it is done earlier than usual
this wear.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
BitumtnOus Rock.

Large shipments of bituminous rock,
both to this city and San Francisco, are
being made from the San Luis Obispo
district. Goodall-Perkins' narrow-gauge
road claims that it cannot handle all OF
the rock that is ordered over It's road, as
sufficient slips cannot be obtained at
Port Hartford to carry it away. Shippers
do not care much to have it a. a cargo,
and this tells good deal against it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Wood for the City.

Thirteen hundred cords Of stove wood
are on their way to this city, the first
consignment being expected tonight.
The wood has been cut in the Ell Captain
Valley, five miles below Elwood. on the
new Coast road, and after reaching the
end of the railroad track is hauled over
the mountains by teams.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27
Department No. 4-Hutton, J.

Bernard vs. Wells, Fargo & Company
Petition of defendant to remove cause
to Circuit Court granted.
Moll vs. Mechanics Association Of
Observation-Disclosures granted ten days
further time to plead.
People ex rel Gillardo vs. Mundell-
Cause called and respondent discharged
by default.
Wright vs.. Wright-Motion for ali
mony and counsel fees argued and taken
under advisement.
Roher vs.. Bila-Demurrer argued, SUBJ
nitted and taken under advisement.
Hansler vs.. Waldron-Demurrer over
ruled; ten days to amend.
Gessner vs.. Palmatur-Same.
Harmon vs.. Lion ct al.-Demurrer ar
gued, submitted and taken under ad-
visement.
Wilcox vs. Latin-Demurrer continued
to October goth.
Shallert- Ganahl Land Co. vs. Williams
Same.
Crandall VS.. Schram-Default vacated
and defendant allowed three days to
answer; motion stricken from calendar
to be restored at five days. notice.
Emerson vs.. Mills-Demurrer over
ruled ten days to answer.
Hitchcock vs.. Ramp-Demurrer ar
gued, submitted and taken under advise.
ment.
Ward VS.. Sepulveda-pemurrer over
ruled; five days to answer; notice
waived.
Claims vs. Sherburne-Demurrer con-
tinued to October 10Th.
People ex rel. Shaw Va. Mundell-Mo-
ton granted and alternative writ dis
charged petition dismissed.
Griffith & Co. vs. Culver-Demurrer
continued to October 29th.
Stewart vs.. Phillips-Same.
Bull vs. Coe-Application continued to
October 29th.
San Gabriel Wine Company vs.. Burke
Demurrer continued to October 29th.
Hayes VS.. Cheso-Demurrer overruled !;
ten days to answer; notice named.
Shatto vs.. Unruh-Demurrer continued
to October Goth.
Messmer vs. Woodward-Motion with
drawn.
Prilany VS.. Prilany-Motion continued
to October Goth.
Mcfarland VS.. Los Angeles National
Bank-Demurrer overruled; ten days to
answer.
San Pedro Lumber Company vs.. Will
shire ct al.-Ceuse tried.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Lightfoot vs.. Lightfoot.
May vs. May.
Mariner VS.. Clark.
Howard VS.. Howard.
Scattergood vs.. Scattergood.
Hayes vs. Hayes.
Crandall VS.. Crandall.
Glidden VS.. Glidden.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-27

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