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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-13
9m8 COUNCIL ONLY ADJorgsED
An Important Meeting VIII Ne Held
Tonight.

The council, under the ordinances made
and provided for it, ssTeFnsnee, should
have saet lat night for The pllrys9se of
equaiixina the city assessment roll for Isss'.
The flag which slvsys flies from the TOT
Of the city hall on council days. aosts6
from the top OF the liberty pole all day
yesterday. bnr when o'clock came there
was no quorum present.
Mayor Moran had gone 10 Olympia.
Councilman Jones was said "a b. ~ home
Councilman q Brsen was on isaye OF ssss
reuee and Councilman Dnrie vas at olynl-
pts- The other Eve eoaneilIasf werc pres
emit
CouncIlman waIIiugford was elected
chairman, aud the council on motion then
took 4 recess 10 > O'Clock this evening,
when the matter 81 equalization Will lSe
brought up. This council. under the ofji
Dsoeee, IA allowed to sit IS board al
equalization for twenty days. but the foils
viii probably be eausiixed and approved
IN two or three sessions.
number OF Important matters VII
likely be brought up AT tonighis meeting
The electric railway franchise. which u
nov under consideration by the judiciary
committee and city attorney. viii fsoalDf
les come up In some form or other and II
n quite probable that the company vii be
granted The franchise asked.
The kaitrsad avenue m8dtls, the 3aes-
ton Of water works and bull5ing material
clips will also be NJ for discussion IL there
% time for them.
The special committee on an electric
fire alarm system wiIl rapport In favor Of
buying the Gamsweil System. Mr.. slower,
agent for the Gafnsaeil alarm. bas agreed
with the committee To fnraish the city a
complete circuit 81 thirty one boxes and
al the necessary appliances placed In ~.
aision for y 2ah. The terms OF psymsn,
~ 20 nj AF In sFs.fj
70 have the system In working order with.
In sixty days. There can he no donbt thai
the council will authorize a contract for
the Gnmewell system tonight
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CITY FRONT.

The lola did not come In yesterday.
The Edit resumes her rUn tonight.
The schooner Lucy Lowe il ia port.
Tie iislys wss IN the haYbsr yesterday.
The Ilel:a left for Union City yesterday
event 8g
The Mshle is stlll running in the W. r.
Anuroe's pisee.
The J. e Britain Gni,hesi dIschsrging
yesterday AMI left FOR auckland; again.
The seatlle. Lake shore s Eastern freight
Office moved from the tonf nf Vine
street. yesterday 20 the tou, 81 Madison
street
THE Henry Willard Nni move around 10
Tire side - the Drrsa dock within day or
a. Aeaa, bali 81 her cargo has been dis
changed
The Wells liae schooner Corona viii ar
rive here this morning from ~an Fgsncisca
With 10 tons ol freight The schooner
Robert >easles, sailing in the same line. i
dac here uas.
The f,lshp came ga Yesterday wish ~
foUs # frctxhs fng seattle she discharged
loo tons ter schwabacbeF tro>. & Co At
the.r shSfi and The remainder - her CARO-
~ The oseEoa tfnaSo} ctaent Company =
wharf.
Tsc bark Noythwest. sayoatesa days ogt
fFrus san Franchises. with aa asserted
cargo 81 20 IONS for Harrington 4 Srnith.
Arrived IA YESTERDAY morning. She ieoxed
~ Harrington s. <ajsh's wharf and began
dischsExiaE.
A. the fssss of Ms.3Sssu street.. on the
north side ~ the street s. large Yss,.A
- sTaEsaet WafsF banked lie ea al sl3ex
80 ihs east side 81 IL q - eeF sslaz ltS lsits
~ ci.7sg maf'ev. khe Hnlssnes = deesdgaiiy
phpaxtos2x - THE fssupse v hose business
brings thea cisasa % thss vile e gs~sl
TIE Tmefg0a. csr,ais HaisBeN. arrived
ia frssn ~an va aefscu ~ - o'eAosk vs..
sertsy suns ulpx she BAD fali iisf e Tass
sspEPFx as. 80 s0us ~ freisag ss,g Seafsse
~1e assFh arxssst her uilsee tszsfasAs frslgAt
a. tsse tefVStsss Improve meet J0rayssgss-x
wh8ei sn9 rsNyea 8asu - e,awSkschcr-s
r. ksss = heFV - tg'sss - Ntsrr hsuiiss fsgr
:, hwakssgaer Bs.ss 4 Co we7e barred
she finished mulosilnx quite tsse g. shs
cfe@.ae stsa Steamed ever "a West seattle.
roc w6seh FiaC1 sfse has - tons - water.
Dipe ThSx u3atutue sac Eo1s So Taeassx
tos w hieh place sse has az has % saer.
ehaNt -
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Arrested in Part Townsend Sum
day Night.
Ass~~psss ss ssrtbe HIS Cssser-
Charged Nth 0r.sd Larceny
81 ases.

In. sa~-h.av. slss brxSkes ard ncfa
r,,xn whs aesa sr0rn Ses.tle santsy nsosn
srsg ws.boez aexcmzssax for rsotssys tn
ssszssss 70 hise ~ eeafdissg tsszsn<sse5ss
MISTRESS. was arrested ~ Part Toe nsrass
suadAy eight ~ Marshal Delaney lie
rerIssesas bls ewa nas1e ~ tire Central
t,oas<. and ezsaesrerssi xsea aYrssre<s %
k,yfhe tsss cxE.ser by Offering tte f5r m
t%sse he IL held ~ Port T0wnssE5- pend
ing sTsxtf4cssons frsza the seattle pusaee-
srsFss sfs ~ circumstances Of s5@ aryseks tt
arpssrs fbxs <stthway stfd szsx AntspipAse
thai his slsesisre soag1 ss- ssou notse~6-
He had prwsxfiy intended 80 80 Or 70 Vic
toyis Yesterday.
Nsrtnwayfs sma~rsh aEd iasznaAs5kag
nlzssnsr Commanded the sstEasrss ton 81
rsery resident Of she 81 Paul honse
reix sb<sehossd. Ii IS s4id that 81 leasi a
doxsa women were rsadsy IN toye wiss
him, and Il was 30 uacsrnraaa tasag for
hlrn % bare bali dozen female yisstors
az uue tine II j. sstd that he sstsaiuezs
saruey frorn several y DO don dare hrEas5e
a x0Tsa asonf H. aid IL IL doahsfsi u all
81 TIE 1rzsiexl who seeaze sIisa Of efnoexzss-
faeus can he iadsees 70 pgoscesIfs him.
Sorthway cmEas ~ seattle eses~n faou5hs
SSg and opened real estate oSflce ~ the
eorser af -eeOad aud therry ssseess- After
the Ere ~ took 30 qnartess AZ the - fas51
bossss Last -asnrt3sg be zsii ots ais ofsex,
anil frienas fsosn = lsoEa be had i-,frssw 81
sIn4lt sams successfully pr ssea hlm for
pas NEST
tysef ntxIst Nrs MARI Lsebig. North Sc
a. ie lss5zingk0gee keeper sNssre cat y VAT
rant charging S0rfnway With grand iar'
eeny in obtaining s5l5 from her under
false representations.
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LII 1ft1ay he Poxr-fxTEEfIeEsey1 IN
1moooo thnt e was Chief Niselssii's intsa
- - commesce Riding gambling bozsss
- Oonee dens u sin on HasssisY night
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wss = god
D9nk. ~ Chief 1inhess dSd rad f1ssr
1b1ug games Lass night snd would sssfe
N9no1 mOse hAs they ncs taken warning
- loo1od Mp before be cosid reach them.
- MD was kept pscfoand ss<rss
poU - esciock, when Chief Mitchell ar
Iotoo Ms forces
cop1a{u Bfsesos wss sesatsed 20 seszs-
~ DfuoaWiek, on washington street he
- - trDufse and ARRESTED hasIes Bsgss.
DeW1ey aud r. BusTsfs. shrse faro
011csr Roger, who wss seat 10 cIaney's.
4yulgeed W. n. Davis. q boxer dealer. ta3
~. QYco4s nnd J. y, sessosi. osItaieeYs
Okcer Thom fonBd q stad game
- m Italian sAioyn on rosstb Ihsrd stfesds
DIo3D0ud. the dealer, and y 81. befEss ~
Gm1Dokef, who was Afterwards discharged.
0Dcer Jackson founss fafo gaaas ~ Toe
nho mioOn and arrested y. Norton. Inc
An 0Alcer sho tried 20 capture tie VI &
~ Tiger found ~ had bessi iocked : y Sst&
- other places we're Delng rzifiei
The zarHbIcrs were al taken h*tofs
1uD1fe8 Miller, wiso f5nsfs tbs fAFo Hesizfs
CO eafh, the poker dealers 81 taes sac
- pisyers Us each. TIE raid nSttsd The
Chie1 Mitchell sasd there xoalf be
Snusfe iu the SIR" The gAfassssFs are TIE
otsg 10 pay the fiddler
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Samson Lane. St. Louis capitalist,
j. at the Seagfaye.
Mr. r. r. Miller and wife. Of spokane
Falls. are IN The city.
Mr.. Edward Mills, ~ Bullock 4 Jones,
San Francisco. Is at the seagTave.
Mr.. A. Newmisser. 8 proEniaenf Mobile,
Ala, capitalist, Is st the Seagrsye.
Misses Cora and Eva Bash, of Port
Townsend, were Ia the city yesterday.
Mr.. Nalsner. al Soltner 4 Adams, hard.
ware merchants, Of PORT Townsend, is in
the city.
Mr. E. l. Lewis. son Of Mayor Lewis OF
Detroit. Mich. arrived in the city yertes-
day. he il AT the griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles swanhefg. OF Port
Bisteiey. are In the city, the guests OF SIR.
and Mrs. haFleS Robinson.
Rev. 7 DEWITT Taimage will arrive In
the city next saturday, aud viii he the
guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. K. +. wittler.
Dr I. Hogg. Mss Hogg aud Mr.. Martin
jauraiug in the city. They are ~ the Sea
grave.
Major ". 5. Harisn. prominent citizen
OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio. j. regist rel 81 the Ho-
tel Seasrave. lie VIII remain ia Seattle
for several weeks
Mr. Wellington Clark. the weli.knos u
attorney and speaker of the last House of
Representatives, left yesterday for wsils
Walls, where he wili permanently reside
NJ. {. II. Knox and Mr. J. ". Blackburn
Of Paso Robes. Cal arrived In the city
yesterday morning Both gentlemen viii
enter bnsiness here. They are at the
Bellevue.
Rev. ID. J Pierce AMI family returned 10
the city from Chsntsnqas last evening.
Mr. Pierce Will resume his duties as pro
fsSsor nf moral and mental science ia the
Territorial university.
Mr.. David Hayman brother o.. Al Hay
man, the theatrical manager, accompanied
by his wife and her mother, Mrs. A. +.
Srahti. IL in the city Ia connection with
the appearance here If Miss Margaret Ma.
Their. TIE party are AZ the sesgrave.
Nr. W. r. rillman met with severe &c.
csdcrt jnst before boarding me steamer
Fairbsysn for the I.yndeu cam pmesfug
+ last Wednesday night being 80 uniortu.
nate a. ~ sprain his right ankle. - that he
1 = obliged % walk with saDp. The res,
Of the Seattle party a, Lynaen are well
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wHArcoM ITEMS.
The Garfield Railroad Company
Being Reorganixesi.

,,-- =, :.
~AfcuA, Aug INT. Eugene canaeid
Is reofgsnizlng his railroad company for
the purpose Of building from Wha,eom
.hros,s,t Ein,shor,, =, pl.s,,s. ,ye,a :, 80,
49, -. -. ,.sss - -
ii"S tio'i eoe eaHa4'Si' fseiHt va fAAs-
toaVer ahd tanners landing. All the
towns on she lipc are willing 10 give liberal
bonuses.
The Cornwall company s.iil has large
force ef men ~ work NJ the coal veins on
Anderson creek. Coal experts agree that
I'm the f.as country aronnf Spoksack cr.sss.
ing there "a good vein % cal underlying,
becanse wherever the mountains have risefl
up they have revealed the broken veins.
Capital win some day aFili down from sfo
TO GO feet around NooksA eros ing and
find good vein al bisum.nenS Goa.
Fires throughout Mhstcosn county are
DESTROYING more timber than the mills az
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A LITTLE BULLET IN HIS LEG.
Edward ". Downing Accidentally
shat~ Not Seriously Wounded.

Mr.. Edward h. Downing. treasurer Of the
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company. wa
accidentally shot IN the leg Yesterday
afternoon while sitting ia the gun store of
Hardy & Hall. on Third street in front Of
the Yssler residence.
He hal 3sopgea into the gun store GA
business, aid was sitting ia the wofkshop
fouYeFsing with 5ohn u. Hewitt. the gun
smith. who was Engaged in removing tse
stock from - eaIihrc Winch ster rife
The barrel was fastened ia wise with The
mntxle pointed downward. The lever for
throwing ste cartridge Ia and out Of
POSITION worked badly after Mr.. Hewitt
had ionsencd the stos i, 80 he gave ii q
qulfk wrench. which must have I'll waited
the masxle OF the rifle aud discharged 10
The bullet sfrurk Nj Downing Ira tae lett
leg. Just above the knee.
brs. smart AMI Dawson we're summoned,
aud after futile effort 10 recover the ball
had Mr. Downing removed To Prev idenee
hospital. where he was soon resting easy
The wcssDd Il rof at 81 Serious. the bullet
simply having hurled itself ia the llesh
and Mr. Downing viii probably he around
ia few DAYS.
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TnFI So As IHEI Please.
Fifteen Prisoners Ereak Away
From the CITY ssiI.
A HsI. 4. the wall 81 with :
Katie and saw-Ne v~sy Des-
perate Crimsna

There MAS Smother slesfrsrr o. prisoners
frprs the city Jail sanae time saadsv EsshF:
- i@sxs. when sspssfn EfnseY visited tue
rrIsDn al otessck yesterday raoraiur Ne
fosad . sx-Ge hole IN the wsI, throsaEh
which fsteen OFT as thirty ere p-tslssasFs
had passed 20 iissersy daring shs might
When the escsps SIS nasssc Is E<'s Known
bat Il probably ss~nrrsf after the o'clock
novuiag detail reported OF duty. a. uaTa
Il kept On guard Al the jail ali the time NJ
- that hour The hole WAS about three
feet lae< and ssc deep. ssst wss iosaied 10
the northwest corner Of the iail A prs
oner had evidently cnt through The inch
bosr.s lining OF the jsil- and bad then cut
thru1gh fks fHo-inch outside fsank
with kTyhose SAW. Ahsa
tie bnarsis had been sat AMI
50 wed thsoslyh they uere easily wreneaea
on. leaving an opeu Nay 81 eSsafe~
AFnnng the prisoners who tassk French
leaxe with tire osszsgs mere tae fn-rr Eze0
arrested late ~ fSwg1t by Ofsaes Bottom ks'g-
e. ; ana -pes.iaa 0iIaxssrt aid xeH eB ehsfse
of roassery, enS several other tssssxh char
aetcrs. .7isose who reraissssi behind we're
DRINKS ard warrants y no lad nearly
served onf their terms
None Of the flxs1tses have been csYtiifed
~ far. Il + iiksIy that they have lei the
city. and, ii they have. there VII &c 10 es-
Fort ma e to bring them bark
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TINE kIGHrfUL HEIR FOUND.
10 Was old Goiiah and Not Napoleon
Whatcosn.

Probate Judge Osborn yesterday rsn-
dcred decision In the matter OF the
estate OF Aivord Jack, deceased. which sss
argued before him last week upan the APP
plicstion OF Richard Jefs. administrator.
for III order 10 sell certain land 10 pay
debts aud cost OF administration Jim
App resisted this Application. claiming 10
be the sole heir aud Offering 70 pas the
debts and cost nf administration himkeif
This Brought up the question Of
how many heirs Aiyofa Jack Iefi.
aud several days OF last seek
were devoted to hearing evidence on
this subject Administrator 1sff claimed
that Indian John simon, Charley aud
Napoleon Whsteosi aud the heirs III Min
ME Lane were ali heirs to the estst. 81
AIvord Jack. while Jim App contep,isi
that all but himself were nsafl@fs. The
result OF the investigation was that Dsw
heir not mentioned by either side was
found In "Oid Uoiiah." pasnaFchsi
Indian who had never thought of laying
claim Ia the estate. Judge Osborn decided
that he and Jim Arp aud Johnny simon
were the riEhisui heirs. The application
therefore denied The application OF Jim
App MAS also refused.
The estate IL quite valuable one aud
much had feeling t. said IA have been
engcudefed ameng the Indians over the
contest
Mrs. Eva s. Bell has been appointed ed
minirtratur Of the estate of i.eorge X Bell
deceased, with bonds OF tf1p
kuins A. Clarke has been appointed AL
administrator ~ Tire estate of Frederick
Albert. deceased. with tsanis al tDa
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wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Arrangements for the Republican
state Convention.

WALi.s WkLLa, Aug. i2--Afran geFEiszlfs
are being made for the entertainment Of
the Republican state convention, 90 be
held September 4. By the Republican cen
trail committee.
A pitchfork was accidentally allowed 20
pass through Johnson Il Browns lhresher
near Weston today The noise made By ats
passage through the cylinder frightened
the teams 20 both header wagons and horse
power. causing them "a ran away. The
power was completely demolished, causing
delay ana tsraaee 10 it, owner.
A curious accident recently happened 70
Mr.. John Kelly ~ the hospital IN Wslia
wslia- A rubber tube had been plsced IN
hts side &c remove pus formed By pieuraSy.
The fYlcision la healing began itcBing.
Kelly scratched the injured part and while
doing this loose ned tue piu which held the
tube IN place. and upon taking the next
breath the tube WIS drawn inside the body
aud went clear around ta the spine The
do tor operated upon the man today, hsv-
ing 90 make a long tnetsion In the back 70
mud the tube. " hieh was finally removed.
A horse belonging 10 Jaeks0n Kelly
which was stolen FRIDAY in front al Knapp.
Burr II 4 Co.'s Office, was recovered on
sunday by sheriff, Mcfarland. he fol
lowed the thief souie distance up the
Tonehes aud finally found the horse, bar
the thief had made good his escape The
horse had been ridden very hard and WAS
IL Il very bad condition
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JACKSON STREET TREsTLE.
The Cable Track first-fneonven-
ience tn Tran

F0H~snan Gus GHadesson. who with
thirty men. ia at work building the eleva-
;ioa Of Jackson street up 10 grade between
s5uth Third and Fourth streets, yesterday
said I'VE shall tssgln tomorrow to lay
the striagers along the center so the cable
tfacs can tc laid for the cas- % run over
H. Then We shall lay the other two sec
tons Of s.Tingevs and build the street along
both sides Of the track"
As hurse was yesterday being led our
Of hsery stable on Jackson. between
south Fourth aud Fifth streets. where
work - progressing on the elevated grade,
II cspered around and feii off. going head
up. down into the mud snd water ffta4n
feet below. Not shaking out of sight. rope
tackle wss hifched 80 the animal from the
tY,siie work above. and within twenty
minutes 1t gained rs feet In q better place,
aud from therr Was |, q along bene attn the
bridge ~ place Of exit on Main street,
having received bsi little injury This
II TIE second horse that has fallen off that
narrow gsogplank within the past six
days. said the livery stable rnan, "aIld the
city will soon have some bill "a pay, as We
are shut up everywhere down here. We
have paid our license aud had no notice to
make preparations for this sudden shut
OF Referring 10 the elevated aud sub
iosuted bridge work now being done there,
ne further said: 1T Siii break down
within a year. IL has no foundation for
ihe undersieepcrs-n nothing for the bottom
foundation Ia rest n con -
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fhs Capital Question Exciting Much
Interest

NoKrH YAKIMA. Aug. ia--JuGge J. H.
Lewis. cha F-nan III tae seattle relief com
snitlee. aFrsved yesterday 80 take rest snd
90 scok after his thFee story brick. whsCh he
IS erecting op the corner OF Yakima ave
me ard second street.
Mr.. Pant SThuize of the Northern Pa
ct;ic, II here before tao counts com iSsigsIt-
efs holding sessions a. q hosri of equal
BATON He spr=ssrs On behalf of the Nor il.
cru fscisc Railroad Compaay GA sAud
taxes In tfe cuGEt
I5c voting in October CA the capital
question T. the chief tup5p IL Conversation
~ present While the Tsklaas pegsf,ie 50 -
disappointed ia having e 81 do tAfs rear
th@g sEe ~ go means uuprVrar.si The
sotlmeDs hsfe IS uuf one Il pleasure fa
have tsa q les ipu met. befhasa IL Is b.
lieFed ft1Hs e Wtsuia tss uaure 4 the interest
~ fstFEeSe Ia tct Eiispssuse reb4f. ii anal 20
Insks & aa even HghG
Another party representation q pearsxl.
vsui& capital. fully equipped for "a Ers,x-
psrau2 ldas 81 the oas3 lands "a tho
Nsich*s, 1ett from shM' pfsss Egday msth =
fsssk tain sui supplies for several seeks
stag in Fte .issgflss.uS
teusFa' - wtre ~ sssisy faz sixteen res
dwellings q be ballf ga the ~ - side
VT 10 he HcS4 sSts GA5s TGe psuvlsshss
fitf I@eisils< has sewer heretofore ksgk
FseS . ita TIE 10 rsase as population
~ ~esis 9eys a eammitt s. ga frgi gallon
sFf}Ff& ffss erensnE and in fhs morning
tsi f4ss4 fs~ AuSir farm ~ nine
Ice sKssffn a Tyse#nnu su3 WIll $50
,,vN ~" SIZE i'fyds "a thls ssyI Too IN has
epaaeSE on
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nrILpINa PEKMITs.
ys.a~d for csnstrasfioH OF Tea
HnaArn HaiIdteGs-

Bxs.dsoy permits we're fs<Hed yes eFess
sv fnspeetssr Abhots 10 sfe fossostng ter
s1Hes
sarah :. sssxe.. fsostory trans, lot DO,
block Il. North seattle s1iitIssEs. tZAss1
o. j sIeisen. eassfafy frame, ks :.
block -. Mavnafd's a.ssilfsssn, 81 60
~ 4. BARTON, agsa ard oaeh.ls ssoFv
frame. lot 4. hfoex -, ksiss q hH1sst :
af5iftoa, sBE
81 x kaywsuaA. westoFy ffsrae. 10 :.
floek =. heirs Ear b A. Bells ssesra al
9itlon. 81 30
p, q To1tssessd. two story frame Iot
block -. ID. r. Dxuny's park addition, $40
q. etronherg. osse ard oDs-ssfi .s'lr3
frarsse Ios {. block Il, East Fsfk sddlson,
800.
Jansez A. wiffh. ore and one half storJ
frame, lot Z, biox y. fV8ssus third ad'
dision fSsI
uR crsnney. twessory iFsIsie, ios J..
block /. fasryisw. 81 fsD.
NJ Johnson one and egse-Aait siof1
frame, lot s. block ~, sarah a Bells sec
ona asiiition SO.
Mxuninx 4 Cresseli. one story eorru.
gated iron. ios 2. isork &. Bel Denny :
addition 100.
fseogxe " Mall, one story waFehoase. loi
3, lloek 6, He'll Il uef4ny addition. tA@.
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rnE INSANITY DODGE
Played by burglar usw taorne 81
Waiia Waita aud Portland.

os Fl esasty ii last wlllisrn Has,hor e
wss seatsaegsl 81 two years imprisonment
ia ,be territorial rcuiien,iary Tor having
stolen gsNasss Ia Als possession lie haEeel
hard F0F Lighter <saieacy sssAa hts CaHs-
rssiSs g9Sa MctfrAih ana Frank Conner.
&rsiag that ne bad biis tsa waeih ~ stolen
pfoFsgty, bal Judge lsarkE lsoSel 81 the
HtAttssr'<s W ssent5s The ftasipH lBg sf,eci a.
Dispatch wes rscetYed - tae raSx -
fsL1lAEScHs lest aighf.
foaFhaSn, Aag t&-fhe mat wha
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