Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-16
SEATTLE W. T, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH I6, 1883.

AAOA AO, 1900
isaah Of Ne stsAeness thst be vss to
Asvs IN insesvias With the mayer and
ciss council.
Not ty any asking Of mice" be
saiA :" An eess. and II The cisy cous-
ell Otote1 70 - 0s teey can do 90 II
they run . ssEeea through aad rain my
pscpesy. however, they vii have 10 psy
he sdded: IL = sciiy to talk sbcos
them wanting strees from Nev to Old
Tseoma, and wanting it % bad % 10
run thfoosh the heast Of nv property
bstvsen Aill and wafer. II they eim-
ely tant . street. I Vili give them a
vay thfosah ny land back Of the mill
ca too Of the tiil 10 would nahs Q
GOOD grade. stsikine the street in New
Taoo0a. Bat they want TO rgn rsi,
rad through It, Nov. the fast is
that no railroad ofacial hasipe
authority TO talk tusinea has
ever SPOKEN % me on the sus iect.
| cay thaf, IL ID 10 lie last word I shall
ever sFeak. Mr.. Hnson, assistant eu
Riuees. vaa down there one day. and I
told him that II he Vas 70 o4er me
$4,000 I would not lee him 20 through
- Straight - he bad run tue lire. l
could not Afford 10 DO ie took him TO
the efdN and figured il cp for hi0, hov
y would ecss me from hfty cents to a
dollar more 10 pat my lunbeI on the
wharf With Q railroad IN the vay.
then too !. would increase my insurance
and probably Hill II altogether. asked
him bov much 10 would cost 70 run
tunueli under the hill back Of the mill
and hs oaid about $4,000. told HIN
Il would Be much cheaper for hin to DO
that. They Vould only have to tunpeli
about GOO feet. told him in that ease
have 10 pay my a0oeo1meot Ia pfopoF.
ton 70 the valoe Of my property for
the benefits aud that Wonld give them
another piece Of property 10 oonsidefa
tton OF their putting 10 Q switch tor me.
But there the matter dropped. He
made no reply nor hiss be spoken 10 ne
since. Neither Mr.. Buckley nsf Mr..
Oakes nor any other fficiai 10 authority
hss eveR spoken 10 me oo the sobiecs.
Mr. Buokley spoke to my supsRintend-
ent, Nj. Altman. on the subject one
day last September. 10 my presence. in
this hotel, and from what passed /
judged that NJ. Atkinson hsd told them
they must 20 through, bat be bad no
authority to do %. A. said, II they
must G. thfl uah they will have to pay
Tor IL. dou't care for the appraiser
valuatisDi II 10 10 mot right viii take IL
to court, and II the Supreme court her.
does nos make !, right there are still
higher eouHts."
"Hov about the proposition 10 90
through back Of mill under chntes, the
road being covered BY sheet iron sheds"
vas asked.
"Thefs II no such proposition that
would compel me to move my black
smi3h shops and Q portion Of my mill
forward and IS the water 10 % deep
have little margin % can't extend tbs
wharf. Still as sxy, they have not
o,me TO talk to me about that or any
thing else"
''ls there any truth in the statement
alleged to have been made BY Q Tacoma
man and reported In the Seattle Times
that you would move the mill elsewhere
II tie road 10 run thr6uRh2"
''Of course there 10, have folly made
up my mind to that. II they suu Q
road through - they propose and 90
make 10 impossible for me 90 l have ex
planned, to do business a. cheaply as
other millp, would be compelled TO
Gull up stakes and 90 elsewhere. Still
We have not come TO that. They have
not got q road through, ard il vill be
i've or six years before they will have"
HoRaR RuNAwAY.-GeofRe Atkineon's
horse ran away last evsniuQ, and Char
ley Taylor, Q messenger boy Of the Pa
ciic Postal Telegraph, Who Vas driving
him at tie time. only escaped death by
a miracle. Mr.. Aikipson gave the
horse, Which vas attached to o light
buggy, into the BOYS hands 81 his resi-.
dence, on O street, vith directions to
take him 10 the stable. Young Taylor
had gone but Q little distance when the
horse took fright and dashed madly
into Ninth street, and straight across
almost into judge Sentes's office. where
the buggy vas left Q wreck. and the boy
holding on TO the .eiue vas thrown out
and dsaeRed some distance. bat ainRu-
lasly enough he vac almost uphurt.
The horse vas subss Qnently captured.
Foup CuIxAxrx Six MONTHS -Four
Cinnamon we're on trial in the district
the United States. Their names were
An Ohu, Ah Jim, On Gee and All Aoey.
They were all found guilty and sent
enoed 10 six months In she peniten-
tiary.
MAY BIZ TRIsD TopAY.-T The case of
w. w. Brown. charged With criminal
libel, will probably come up fer trial
today. JodRe Toun. bis counsel will
ssk for continuance but u will be
strongly opposed by district attorney
Coiner, 80 the latter says.
CLHM ELyDIo GUILTY The trial Of
Glenn kiffig for the assault upon Ben
Doey With attempt to commit murder,
occupied the attention Of the district
court nearly all day yesterday. He vas
found guilty Of "assault With q deadly
weapon With intent 70 infliot upon the
person Of another bodily injury"
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