The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-21
TACOMA NEWS.
Terminal Company Incorporated
Endians Refuse Right or yyax

AuuiaHs ssetuse isiEht oi way.
TACOMA. March 2o.--Iate this afternoon
articles OF incorporation OF the Tacoma
Terminal Company were filed In the aud
itor's Office by Mitchell, Chapman < Ash
ton, local attorneys cfthe Northern Pacific
road. This company will construct the
terminal improvements OF the Northern
Pacific road IN Tacoma. The articles are
| soluminous aud exhaustive. They cover
the purchase, reniing. improving, mortgage
ing and selling improved and unimproved
lands in Tacoma and elsewhere ia the ter.
ritory or future state of Washington; the
construction, maintenance and operation
upon its own or leased property, elevators,
warehouses, freight houses, depot build
ings, machine shops, round and engine
houses, docks, piers, wharyes, in
cllnes, canals. locks, reservoirs,
bridges, coal and ore bunkers.
telegraph lines, railway tracks and
switches; the building, owning, hiring,
running and operation upon Commence
ment bay and the waters or Puget Sound,
boats and vessels; the buying and selling
of stocks, bonds and other securities OF
other corporations The amount OF capi-
tai stock Is placed ut s., ,o0o. 600 divided into
10000 of SIo0 each. The incorporators are
Robert Harris Of New York and James b.
Williams of Stamford, Conn. The trustees
named 10 manage the concerns OF the COM
pany until August l next, are Herbert 5.
Huson, ChaunceyiW. Griggs, Henry Hewitt,
Jr., and George Browne of Tacoma,
Thomas j. oakes OF st. Paul, Robert Harris
OF New York and James b. Williams of
Stamford, Conn.
License 10 wed was granted 20 Louis
Thompson aud Bertha Linn to-day.
Frank Daily and Charles Emerson were
convicted in the district court to-day of
burglarizing kimball's drug store In
January last. Sentence was not pro-
noHaeed.
David DENIM. charged with robbing T.
l. kimbal between Tacoma and Old
Town December "a, was tried by jury. If
the jury reaches verdict tonight II viii
be sealed.
Mrs. David STAN. mother OF Major u. c.
staEi, accidentally fell on the front steps
OF her sons residence on ID street last
evening and fractured her left forearm. Il
Is somewhat singular that Major STAN,
his wife and now his mother have each
had the left forearm fractured.
The resignation OF Joseph NJ. Blain, sup
erlntea5eDt OF tue Tacoma street railway,
has been accepted for April l. Mr.. Blain's
resignation has been IN the hands of the
management OF the company for two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Baillie aud family.
and Miss Baillie expect TO leave for scot
land about she middle OF next month.
Mr.. Baillie hiss not been back TO his native
land since he came 10 tDis eusst eight
Years ago.
The body OF f. Y. Eimbasl. who was re-
ported 20 have committed suicide al 0rt.
ing last Friday night, VIII be shipped 20
Sali Lake City tonight
TIE PHysilnp indians voted oa the ques-
ssun Yesterday whether they would grant
a ri2ht-of-wRy through the reservation 70
the Puyaiiup Valley railroad and decided
/ ia the negative, il wns shown that a num-
her OF the Indians bad been brihed 20 vot,.
70 grant the rightoi-was.
W. II. Hanson have a dinner tonight q;
The Tacoma 10 J. B. Libby. Or. Beafdsley,
ex Governor Black of Idehe. J. ". Ashton,
j. d. Mitchell. Jr., r. NJ. Wilson and Leroy
Pratt he viii leave for San Francisco to
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