The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05

Three More PIAss rsaed Wits IN
County Auditor.

Three More PIass rsaed wHh In.
County Auditor.
Three 7lats were ated ri the ozzee az ri
County An1isor yesterday. one ws.x 10.
an adiifsoa - Seattle 7fnpe-, ons sar nj
addition % West Seattle sad thirsl ws.
IN outside tract CD Lake Washington
Lynch & Shields addition % the city d
seattle sled By the Moore Land Compaay
comprises ali az Iot No - OF The Seattle
Homestead Association pl1s. ard Il divided
into teree hlecxS. There are 81 lars. o.
sarions sizes f'ae streets. which are eoa
znHatsc1s Of similarly named streets Il
bu-keas SReon6 addition o1 che moth aas'
/ ns Levin Il Gilman 5 addition on tie rEsss,
are named Weller and sSoreace. rEaziag
frera ezss To west ana Lzkeyiew an:
Baker, tro-a north "a south The plat os
this addition Is 3lsa 10 correct q pat Elssl
Tor record september %. 1855.
The second plat Of West seattle fled BIZ
I the West seattle Land sad Improv e,nen,
Company, embraces lots Is, Is. IL. Ii. ~,
] ~. =, =, -. e. H. q aud 46 OF the wess
Seattle fye-ae-e tracts and part af the
( fractional los :. az IN section II. township,
a moth. range 3 eass. The addition Is al
vsded into - blocks .ss various sizes. The
streets aud avenues as named in the psas
are Grant. Maple, Laurel. MsdfoBe, Ce-
dar. spruce, running east aud west: sHr-
set. Columbia, EasAon. Olympic, galifor-
MIA. Pacific avenues, running from rspvsh
to south. Grand and Prospect avenues and
Spring street from southwest 20 northeast
The dedieaforS reserve the exclusive rlgas
10 coassruct aud maintain water pipes.
street car lines, telephone, telegraph and
electric light lines, water sRd gas ripes
etc. IN and through ffie streets and alleys
Of the addition.
Drniap's plat OF 9 ract of land on Lake
Wa<~1nurArs foA kw Ia. ~.
prfsss the Dunlap farm OF no acres. situate
on the shores of the lake about I've and
half miles south OF seattle. The tract IN di-
vided into lots of uneqal sizes, ranging
from two and half 10 % acres, the design
being 10 apportion the arabic land, or
Guards and buildings ON the farm among
the several tracts. The tract 70 laid or
with streets and alleys, and the proprietors
hope that in time IL viii become xaleur
ban place Of residence for business men of
Seattle. rs the cable line and boats apoa
the lake win furnish ranid transit
BATTALION DRILI~--Pnrsuanf 10 an or
der issued By Colonel ]. c. HaineS, q bat
talon drill was held in Armory hall last
evening. Colonel Haines commanding.
The battalion was composed of Company
B, Captain Green, First Lieutenant bxw-
son, Company ID. Captain kellogg, First
Lieutenant Brown. second Lieutenant
Gorham, and Company. E, Captain Carr,
First Lieutenant Thornell: Adjufart sharpe
and sergeant-Maior Booth, Of the First
Regiment National Guard Of Washington
Territory. The battalion performed sue
cessfuliy several diiiacult evoiutsons. Con-
sidsrisg that no battalion drill has been
held for nearly q year, they. made very
creditable showing. After the drill the Of
feers OF the battalion held general husi-
ness meeting and discussed the affairs OF
the regiment: Col Haines expresses him
self much pleased with the improv eHnent
in the different companies.
GOVERNMENT ExAaSEa.-Mr. Thomas
b. Hardin. examiner Of the department
of justice of Washington. d. c.. is in
Seattle for the purpose Of making an cx-
animation Of the affairs pertaining TO the
Offices and officers of the department of
| justice in tGis territory. The examination
70 be made VIII be simply routine one,
embracing the clerks and officers of the
courts in Seattle. Tacoma. Vancouver,
Olympia, Spokane Falls and other places
holding court, but viii probly not include
the offices of the United states marshal
and United States attorney, AS they were
examined only q few weeks ago by
4 Special Examiner Wigs. Mr.. Hardin
made q thorough examination through
| in this city during the months Of March
and April
RosDEo HER Rooa-xArK.--Clara Con.
seiyes. young unmarried woman. was
| fined $50 by Justice Soderherg yesterday
/ for committing the larceny OF a boianei
and dolman valued al $40, belonging &c
L&Hra T.. Smith, q Tacoma courtesan. The
I two women lodged together at Tacousa
aud kept trunk in common as q reet'pta
Gle for their clothing. Some time ago the
Smith woman was taken I'll aud went &c
1 q hospital for treatment and while there
her whilom room mate came 10 seattle and
brought the trunk with ali its contents
/ including the bonnet and dolman. along
The Justice held that this constituted 3
technical larceny and imposed the fnt
above stated.
HlLDEREASD's FRIEND. - Last FRIDAY
night Justice Socerherg committed VIII
| lam Hildehrand 10 the ceuaty Jail for 81
days and to the city jail for thirty days IL
default of payment OF fines for assault
| larceny and carrying concealed weapons
Yesterday Hiidebrand's friends cam,
| into court and represented tina
he was q hard-working farmer, and had
never been in trouble OF this nature he
fore. so the magistrate tempered inssfc,
with mercy by giving the man his Iibert,
upon payment OF ses. which his friend
offered TO advance
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