The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-07
TACOMA NEWS
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TAcosA. MARCH s.--At The Eoanefs Essss
Ing tonight saaek Indignation w3s ex.
ysfcaseG AZ tie lHfeFscv service 81 tie cleo
fr5e lighting ~ THIS city. which Of tate has
Dseu 81 q poor character. Eezo aSsegz
Iosksnx 20 thorough investigation ot sfSs
clarsrter Of The I.l3fst. ais9 - e sl1s es.Es-
r4ny fzsalijzg their c1zssract witt TIE cssys
we're vigorously presented, AID the matter
referred - the eommistee ca ligssf azsi
wxfeY.
me wAsex e0mps1y also esnse "a for
their sAsse 81 cEsssEre ffufa aaxnere1s cit
zeus pFeses.ss Si1o Ena6e emphatic can
plants about tke e0sBpsuy arsissarsiy
shutting % tas water supply, ~ n tne
psst f~0 G&Ys. wifhoszs serving notlee On
the e0nsasaers - 20 their Intentions.
in Justice Pstrfex's e9gsrf to-day 81 Ira
YTgFtEns aeefgios7 was fen1eEe1 BY she 5Ess~
lice, which viii stfece numksylesE cases
aniess reversed BY 5pdge Allyn, 10 whom
is isas BEEN spt,esled i sas iss, eAs. =:
which tsaafses ErEa aud vile bTcBghf
sHgt before JEssice Iawreaes agzins, An
dersou 4 Peterson 90 recover on . lease.
Justice Easfiek besBg elected - succeed
Justice Lawrence. aud doing 40 March &,
tise case vas brought sap this En0ynsng, A.
A knight appearing Tor plaintiffs end Car
roll q Cosuef for The dsfendsnfs Ia fhe
defense AY Eeiner n8oTed 20 disfatss. es
The last legislature Ia resasssg the nafa-
her Of lnefleas from four to two and pre-
cfnets fsoEa s1aF 90 one In Tacoma lad rot
specified the succession OF the old Justices,
znd that Jusffe9 Patrick j. not Fnsttes
L4wreness successor tsIsssss Patriek's
6ecisios was 10 the serae effect. and he dis,
sniased the ease. As the limit OF q Justice
c0agt IL only $50. no great amounts are Iil-
VOWED, bE1s a. there are . great Esasy eases
ON the eeexsts ~ the retired justices, the
sexaf3olsS and delays. Rot cgs1ntsnz the all
dEtioual costs, 70 try tie cases over. VIII be
a hardship on most Of the patrons Of Jus
lice court, provided Judge Allyn affiFrns
Justice Paffiek's decision.
The committee appointed 10 select sub
serfptioEs % pay The purses for the pro-
posed professional regatta May IS. report
having seszlred $50.
A delegation from the Board OF Trade OF
Rliensbnrg, consulting of John A. S1osidy.
r. 2. CALDWELL and II. q. walters, are in the
city for the purpose OF holding a cousulfa-
tan with President cakes Of the Northern
Pacific railroad regarding the construction
Of the proposed railroad from EiIenEourg
10 the Columbia river.
The Young Nomeu's Christian Temper
suce Union win give q moonlight exesif-
sion 70 seattle on "Wednesday evening,
March H.
The final account Of fAe estate II job
Carr was fled to-day in the prebste court
~ Adalc f. G. Wood. formerly Adufe r.
Carr, administering ard shows a saiua-
ton Of SIC. ~sl7s. The hearing was set for
March ~.
An order was made By Judge Beverly 10.
day confirming the sale Of real estate bY
the administrator Of the estate OF Clarence
l.. Boaney.
On tbs testimony Of Or. Il. Frank. one
Michael Lynah was pronounced insane
and ssnE 10 stei4aeporn by Judge Beverly.
Declarations OF intention 10 become citi-
Gems were made to-day before Clerk OF
Court Ayers By George w. webb aud Rob
ert w0oinansee Of England. aud Remi
Jordan of France.
The *. Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber Cora-
panT to-day received adyices from Callao,
Peru, aeeapting their contract 10 ship
!. 900 coo feet OF lumber per aunum for Il
term OF years ~ that distant port