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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30

No NcfsANcE THgRE Street Co N mis-
sioner Cummings has Of late been put "a
no little useless trouble and annoyance BY
reports OF an alleged nuisance being main.
famed In the alley south Of Providence
hospital and between Madison aud Marion
streets. lie has repeatedly sent hts depu.
ties TO spy out or smell oat the nuis1hee,
but they have invariably found that the
alley was in a ciesnly condition and AN
INSTRUCTED. with the exception of an al
pile of 1um Der on one side uxa1 In build.
Ing operations on adjoining property. An.
other complaint was made about the same
place Yesterday and the two deputies then
determined 10 make thorough jnvestiga.
ton of the matter. After half days ex
animation they found that there was no
M sance OF any ri in the alley: that
there had been no nuisance there aud that
the cofnpla nss were caused by neigh boF-
hood troubles As the street commissioner
aud deputies have no Business settling
quarress of this sort. they will put them
selves out no mere over this alley
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CLEARING The CALENDAR.
Judge Hanford Holding District
Court in Chambers.
No Decision In the Tfde-Flat Cases
Adjudication Dsnied--Judx-
ment Given.

Judge Hanford VIII now remain in Sc.
attic until the third Monday in May when
he will 10 10 Snohomish TO convene the
regular May term OF court for that county
tie Was IN chambers yesterday. hearing
arguments on motions and looking into
matters that have been brought before
him for sdjuficstion.
u was expected that he would decide
VS.. ColIiEls, ct al. and the dispute over The
broad gunge strip. but the decisions were
not rendered and probably VIII not be for
several days yet. IS both cases arc very
Intricate and Involve many questions 81
law and fact that require the cIosest scru-
tiav before being passed upoa.
The application ef the Lowman q Han
ford Stationary aud Printing company for
the appointment of a receiver for the
property and business of the inso yenl
Moore Manufacturing Company Was de
MED. IL being shown thar the affairs of the
dsfnuct corporation gre being juaieionsIy
aud faitAfnliy mansxsd by the assignee
Thomas 7. Little. ss'gDee Little fled Z
pun Der ef afsidavits OF creditors to this Ell
feet and made stasetneut Of the com
pany's liabilities, shostng them 70 b.
$i2Sss
George ". Crane was given Judgment fal
go against r. Maher, and q mortgage
given IS. see1rity for that amoant wal
IN the salts OF Gordon Ferguson vs. Johr
j. DuHach aud Reaupre. Keosh A Dayii
va W. Il. Russell. the DEFENDANTS wers
cited 10 appear and answer concerning
their property.
La the s.uft OF W. Z. Wa skh agnins
Geo, W Harris and Sarah T. mn 81. de
PENDANT. Hsr is flied = nfntioa nkkt tn,
compizIHt more definite audcs
Ia the sseliun OF Lstteil q Smyt sWm
Morse aud First Regimen Arm9rv Assos3a
ton. the defendant fl.d al anzwsr deay
irsg all the material allegations Of the com
plant
r. W. spain iiied bond for $50 for the
release 81 the attachment OF so placed
! Upon him BY Ffeury Rode.
Col. John Prnett. whp recently came u
Seattle from Missouri was sdaaitted "a
practice Ia all the courts Of Washington
upon motion OF Fred Rice Rowell
Judge isanford will not be In chambers
10 day. and the offices connected with tho
court will be closed. To morrow viii be 4
very busy day ia the court, however, a
several Important eases win be brought ~
for hearing. -
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MrRnsaogs FsssEsegR Conductor A.
B fiine ahd Brakeman J. w. vreeiana ef
trsia OF the Seattle, Lake shore ard Fast
cru had considerable trouble yesterday
sfssrnoon with q farmer named Frank
pssfaa. who s. the osner 81 q ranch on the
snehnntsk river. pssisa bosrsiee the train
~ snohein sh iaisstins a. $40 and be-
hsyed In such haixterous mar ner that he
was placed ia the baggage ear hy Condac
Cor Hsne. The taaa eefsprss fresn BITS
nFisoa and re eafer~d the passed.
ger coach SFSksnan xre~lsnd apfsss@rkesi
hisa sud noiea pulled cat res solver ssad
sad. "fv,i gos yes. and applied su sspFa-
kricas rpishet a. hin. Al this Nrse and
!amped saa grspp ed vtth the Saueher
oxfure hs coaif shoot Couasefar Hfne
ssrse to the brskssnan's assistance. and
posea sAs dlsSraasst The train - then
stepped and the Esilsw Was pat OF At q
rsosus 1fsateen rsttrx frssra sssstrtr. :
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New Foster kid Stoves, manufactured by
Foster, Paul a Co.; xxx quality. al
sizes. Chester Cieary.
Lowest rates to Missouri river and points
Ess'. at uason Pacific railway Office. ii6
fesier avenue.
&c. Best ssirs Braid. Chester Cle.ry.
s for - cents. clark.s O ~ r. spool cot
ton Chester Cisary.
Dress goods: big sale; all wool: a. low
~ 25cs 90 inches fSide. Chester Cieary-
Take the new route 70 the East. via the
Oregon Short Line and Onion Pacific, efiee
81 iia fexler avenue
spes isi sale kid gloves. zoe. Tsc; the
greatest bargains YET Chester cieary.
Beaded capes at soc on the dollar La
tour x Co
Baby caps Chester Cleary.
Oar his purchase OF dry goods arrived.
Chester Cleary.
soc kid gloves; special sale; al sires.
Chester Cltsyy-
Sc a reii-Best Dress Bfsids. Chester
Cleary.
sspools Tor IS cents. Cisrk's o. n. +.
spool cotton CHESTER cleary.
Kid glove sale. Chester Cieafy.
Soc ladies' muslin underwear garments
Neg long hansIed psrs.ols- Chester
Citsrs
SC hemstitched haadksrchiess, eolorcd
border. chester Cseary.
View fsces- Chester Ciesry.
Mourning dress goods: new lot Chester
CieaEy
New dress goods Chester Cieary-
YaBcy. MsEntire a Painting. sfi second
street. have sorne choice acreage suitable
for plating. Call Et once.
New embroi1erfex Chester CieaYy+
New hosiery. Chester clsary.
Sew sEsesns Chester Cissry.
NV Persian TRIMMINGS. Chester Cleary.
Table iiawns Chester cleary.
Nes hasksry Chester Ciesry.
New underwear. CHESTER C3esry.
Neg salkx Chester c1esxy.
Great drives fadis siiss Chester Clesry.
Meary 10 1osn: long or short time q. Z
Mils-r & Co. lis Yesler asenue. 0crsdxnfsi
bscrk
sae kid gloves al the sale. ell ssss Chez
fsr c9esry-
prsss goods. special values. chesser
Gsrsfy
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ro-pas's ExEacrsEs.
Business Hoa.es 30 c,ose--As the
Aymury.

y
To dav IL the centennial OF the annsver-
sary OF the inauguration Of Georgr v ssh-
lrgton. the afst president 81 the United
states The day viii De observed ss gene
RAJ holiday, The courts A.d all rnhiie
Offices. bath city AID eoau y. win close A
resolution wsS parsed by the Beard ~
Trade yesterday requesting chat al stores
efuse ~ eseless This was supplemented
by fsaaest fEem Geo. n. Adsss. president
Of the Aaard Of trade. thst she stores de
not opea al ali tbs BARRIERS win not be
open pdas.
The principal observance % he day will
he at The sfmofy, There VII he ave com
psa.es 81 tbs bird feesmeat psesens,
thrre trosa TITS city. sIse frosa PORT 4 AXE
Icy xEss oae syem Tacoma Goyernor
Miles G.. Mnnsv sud &C Aaiusant General
X g. osBFien 81 0ssnrie. hstgs-
der General Curry aud sssf
Of spokane aud either mflsfiemen will be
present There viii be Or. As parade aud
review by the governor TIE latter will
pTs sent sssai of celofs 70 the regimens.
After this fellows q grand ball, la waich
the militia dfspstsrtes will isfn.
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Mtat H Ueun4 0yet III xhtee xnom-
snnd I>o3iseo ltuni1s-
chaxs<s Ninz. chsrus6 3sIfh fAe fsfne a
rAps, - boa11 cxcr ~ Jtwa3< xhc ne<foa
g the srard jary - 5nut5se Nzz5es yeu1ez-
DR. a{fersoou
IL preiimInsxy kemx5ns rs he3d win
canast 5o<xx aaly tire czEuEzy "a ne eunzx.
axfafn@3A p1xEGEAkx the tsfxu3nu1 anz r.
STrter4 befnx 3dxn} ted 1hR xxrsm<Sez1
eTo1d e<ns6 az<sux The xoru az fhe ezay<
fsseu o18 ezd<nvcfc6 70 jeafAex scfsps 81
she 6e4szh khfn~xh the isrnfks au1 kxs-
kes<1 MT fhe exanfnxz5u< WA cuudurfez1
- quietly sfa4 xzeEr r4urfen< eur<oztzY wns
une <sxzS5et
sssttta Nxnef GiHzsrd. tAe rsr<fm- ere
&zxezS te&1iEoHy a. 70 thsl f8m1nszEs0n ok
he crime and 4f<h1nxh Leo than sYe
g.4s OF err tod her xferr cze1rlT eu<
nfainfaEae1 + Enter rsgsd crueS<xnnfaa
fzna.
F1se o<her Witnesses fox the rrnserutlon
were exsuSn<6 and some hitherto un1e~
velofed facts we're hsouxhise4z
he fefenxe of1erxd the testimony Of =
ragsieian - the zffecx t6At Niuk ues ao<
Diseased eEd therefore tpnsd not have
e0Mmzrif4tea 3;s<ass 70 tlss child
The prg<eratien offered 20 evidences Ia
reDHEsai - This, cnEksderznr 10 nnperep44ry
- rrfn1 51<11 ease k4d beeu e<atlixhsd
hints hon1s uere placed ~ - 90 and ~
vii remain II sa2l unfil eBssrf consene2
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Cheaper Building Lots.

TNELfTnSr.-Three lots north west cor.
ner Twelfth and Weller. $500.
EAST RAKx--F1ne lot in Denny's East
ParS: cleared and fenced, E3a
NON HiLL-Doubie corner on Mob Hi
81. 100
CkOWS SUPPLEMENrAL-Thrcc OF the
choacvss iots In Crown supplemental Cd.
dition, 375c
AkLlN6TuS KNIGHTS Blocks II and a
Arlington Heights addition. ct 5000 each.
MADISON sr.-several blocks in Mech
vra's FIRST at $40 lot
NORTHERN ADDITION = Some OF the
choicest lots in Horthern Addition, $500
DkPOr sr.-Lots on Depot street near
Broadway. with magnificent view, $3.50.
MADISON sT.-Lots in Hali's Addition
adjoining Renion Addition, $3.50.
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Oregon 4 California--Pasx Medford
]. d. Hamilton. @. P Pert.r. Mrs ], B. Wal
lace. Willie Wallace. J. D. Newkirk. K
Johns. j. A. Henderson. II. G. Sutherland
w c. Parsous. G. 4. Wilson, c. w CLARK
H. G.. Peek. e. X. Lee. H. j. Morgan, A
koundy. Mrs. w. tsreErs. II Bender. &. Z
MAY. c. II. Clarke, w NJ. Clarke, Dr. W. Z
Camel. 4. Leon. J. E. vanogle. A. G. Lsigh
ton. b. Sweet. L c. williams. VIM Rouslty
+ NJ. Edwards. u. Marx. Mrs- Dugar; II O
Timber, and wife. C. d Lonsdaie. H. n
Sale, Mrs. Edwar1s NJ. r esniner. wife an<
child. W. "a. Hanley and wife, aud eighteen
spcoIsfi-elasx
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STOLE A sHaL SKIN sAcouE.
usrgiars e.. Th..agh the Kesidenes
Of Mr. r W.. McGsnas.

W, Noeinnes. ssep, Of the Canadian
rAssae raj sad. reported Al palice head
quarters Yesterday sfsernooa that bis resi-
aenee on the eerner ~ Tenth and Jane,
Nfss's had bsca hurslarlsed during ths
Previous n,sht
TIE Burglars sfFsssed their eatancs BY 1
nsr dcor aud visited the paatry. whers
nes \ q cod sail2tion hesere gninz
sefeash the hansr Mrs NesssssS;=s ha
III sal skin sseanc valnesi Al t:an ie shs
hA'seF she night b. fore and in she fssssrnirs
y sss xoue. The barsisfs were sstdeasfy
Hsaffasd away bsfoee 5nplsting theiI
Ssa ~ nothing els has heea missed. NJ
1ssinnes has taken iron, ~ NJ. ssursx tol
Aaiafiag the Aergisrs ~ seieg m phsnr &
80 feiiee ~ nssighsssrlug towns. ans
sAt*sss Ia csss.h fheta and recover tx
N&<sSle Ia A s,sx DAYS
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ACRE TRACTS.

LAKE UNION Forty acres north Of Lake
Union. te.oa
JACKSON sT.--rire acre tracts south Of
Jackson street. B.0D and Ss.boo
nADisOs sT.-Five acres south OF Nada.
son skrres, ss.ooo
NsETn ~ THE CiTT-Two and one-hsli
acres north of Qnsen Ammo Town, s2.oot
cEEkS LAKE : Twenty acres north Of
Green Lake. 1900
ACRE TkACTS-Single acres in Day b
aere gardens north OF LAke Union, 500
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,

MADISON sT.-Tws fall lots ssrthesss
csvn-r ~ Sixth and nsdisoa; easy terns,
es.ro0.
SEvESTn ST.-I0t southwest corner
jackson and Seventh streets. $500.
TWKLfrH ST. - Two lots corner Of
Twelfth and Columbia. sz.7sa
sEvkNTH ST.--Lot on east sidc Of sev-
enth. between Onion and Univerxity. q. 80.
COLUMBIA sT.-Fun lot ON the south
side Of Columbia street. near Eleventh.
$3.50.
MAIN ST.-Desirable lot on Main, below
Eleventh, $500.
KlGHTH sT.--Northwest corner Eighth
and olive. u. 100.
QUEEN ANNk TOWN-Two lots on BlufI
street. near the corner of Victory, in
Queen Anne Town. sl.eoo each. Another
lot in Que Anne Town for SLIGO.
ELEyENTH sT.--Lot on Eleventh, nea,
Stewart. $l.50o
WASHINGTON ST.--L0ts on Main and
Washington streets, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth, II 30 to 1850.
LAKE UNiUS-Lot on Bismarck street
near the lake, $500.
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Rx4uxsvaxD A FnRfusx.-espfssn 10.
seph cseeia has rreesyed letter from J.
Tiif. tho clicked fer him aud fer chsriss
teeara ss9at thfee years arc and who -
naw with he~kmapn A iInmssi, ssa Frsn-
efsexs rating thss sansaxh the dxsfh
OF ~ Tfls 81 Kew West FsnFsdx. be viii
s,psH esssne into -. rsess ssissn es asss fes
I<ene. he u sax osfe If six7s~8 heirs 10 the
essa,e. whieh . sssasd q $50 eQo
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WATER FRONT.

FULL BLaCE-Of eight isss ssstA ef
ths sa-rel fsrssry. Fear lots fses water
street ~ foar hsss water frontage, cor.
ryins riparian rights $5o.ooo.
ONE Lot With riparlan rights In North
ern addition. adiosning Johnsoa's min,
s5.ooo
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II. BafHy Gaszexf, 81 Seattle. TO oxzs
- II q the eo4zheA<t corner 81 Medfxoa
- front streets. ana Mr. 4. Mef)ora{d. "a
..s<,., ws<h ..n f,~1ux ~. - s<zs<,s,s
- - =, 7. -. ... 49,.
~ junt neFsn g I. q z opefA mouse pS1sa
=. s51j toin IL The cen1strzsson Il . dve
611ey bsiek beiIsinE, 1eox1zo zeef- With f5r<
49, 49, .s..s<. s. -. n - - Z.
- -. 81. = . - 81 8
INC sna f1 Pos'Sk - A1tsas@nse -
ronro1sbfF exfrnafsuse q money CT
III y P'.As s'sss 80 tsl fsus g
- es0Es 1911. - ~ =. el -. - teee
Iops ~ -. - nc nste g "a Isy7s oa
= - 49, 80. n1es1 -
Unnfte. one On s1kh stSrSts wlSn elssa<ofl
nnd eii Bo<1ern app1isuee4 The upper
1oors will be lifted ap IN ofIlces and szfsea.
1rchIfect Fieker n now engaged In draw.
II fae plans
3he site upon which the bniidiux Il 10
e erecfed Ii ros occupied bY : row 81
Sno5en she1ties They embrace pa<rf
-. restaurant, barrier efcp. s4ioea. ME-
- framirx etfAbiish meEf. and 3kDeIry
11ore Formal fsofioe Was yesterday served
1oou the occupants 20 yefxsH b. Jams 1T.
II that time Hoyk will bexin and Il VIII he
n. 401
~ edtfre structure. It IL expected. WIN he
Gonp1efzd before the uinfer session. sefs lr.
re eos: OF thu buiidiEx will be about
Inc com pieI q gf the gutlainz OF
49,. $3.50 - 800 w,a 1' s ne
3srsnn 49, r sdIsa51. o,ss AZ fse fnstsse<ss
S6ofefs Of The city The new sffue1ure
Mi lmmed afe.y ad50iu Fryess orern hozlss.
{ofl61nG on the north. snakinR q solid
&DUuf on The principal street nf fax city.
w1s{I< Judge Bnr1ess ave af0ry hatsdfur
NH occnpy the site On the east Of FIRES
vacant corner VIII rsmssn on Madison
- 9eeon II this were fiEIed By q ansf-
So building. salid block would be the
SssIxlL The bank qunrters 81, the corner Of
- new new hniIdsER. IL should be xald.
- bejug fitted Mp for rental and not
1Dee5afiy for any naut Ing institution nov
lfue business Isl seattle.
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- - ram rlefed sr,s,~erxe,,ss 80 - I.
zss.ss,rrtlou AZ Il. sss.sx ice warks e. ye.l-v
Z - 49, wsshtuesnn. axd wnrk {. - Z.
Sssn,s fmmediafcly. fne p1ast viii hnre
: eesse{fv o} fwenty fve TONS ~ ire r.sy
~. end the maehintry. which has i,,xt
IN ordered from The East. Il OF the iatees
S5Gxosf approy. 4 ueffers, Itsw{Ii 6s. !
13Siieofe 81 the II ofue works. which 49,
SSrSsnn the finesf on the psfifIc coast IRE
onsay expects 10 have the rIiaut ia
{ sSsrSfion ~ Juue III. "a arnnI.s time -
~ ~ ens,rsnv' wiainh rrcenfas 80
~ ! capital ssork Or 1lo0. eoD. ere Frrsi.
1mkN =. BushneII: vice president, w.
teseS; eeefessFy ana treasurer, Z. a.
~ 49, ts,u III ~. a. s. iessl % me inc q
- NJ
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND 9AyIN9S RANK.

Yesler-ieary building, Min street oppo
site Commercial street receives deposits In
any smoaef and allows interest thereon.
Board Of trustees: Leigh s, J. Hanf. Thom.
81 r. MiHor. Edward h Downing, ]. ~
Iowman, George Il. Heflbron. David ~
Baxter. aud wEp. RICHTER Fisher. Bank
open daily from .. M Ia p m; Safur.
days .. N. 20 q. n. and p. m. to p. N.
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Dmn1e - 49, unnfl -, - -.
w.-.,e - --.s-
&. q a. q ? -.- AZ
41Me nx1. AsW1zk and czhee
UemheU n ~ fxnr said s,orsx -. 49,.
- ~, -. ,s,.,.,..s7s -
-, = ]. - g. s. - 49,
s -. - .s.-s1 = 49, =
& 1o1 f<<<eroNy kaaf there VII
- - tr0Mo3e 8honx rA{sink the t1H0ooq
ns<7ese1ry eoeozuDzcke <ee<nsn porfsons az
- nd The e1IcSAzs 81 Tie rrRpauy
- fnex woF1 ~ b eonaDenccd en- the
ngsuHn q the Ane between Eexxf3e ard
Wsasca4 ce1ore ne suou 6<ex.
- - ccen szAfea tnaf she Inc Is to ~
- 49, q k9ks Washington md thak n
49, tnsn - % eEastun*d % e. Tacoma
neid d<nies this and az<rns fh<
49, 80 3 g g ssan reS g I1xe UasAs
-Ss<sS /. ~ - ssfexsIy g tnN a<x.
80 a,sn a g e ~ nzmsunA o. course q
abr make : fras.sc nrranrssmrns wien IS.
P<sxet Sound Shexe rsilrcali ~. csntr16
says the pms uee<x a. ~ ner<sr-h~- E-~
k.ilwsy 4 Navisati0n conrsny were
never better.
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rARasaISl pARAs.lES,

A great tssarsrnrnt. Soag hsnsies. shert
hsadl<>. s0u = yl~s - ssseet frvm Gar
prices are rfxhs. ists tn> rhrsfev Cieafy.
Tae hs-s sprsas sne<s;esae-- PfaaG<r.s
0r~san SRI a Fnrssvr.
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eEYKNTH pnEcixcT,
Thcre wes .n at,euaanca ~ .r,.,,,,

There was an attendance OF about forty.
five al the meetieg. Mayor Robert Moran
was selected for chairman and II. II. AmeS
secretary. Ii wss decided 10 place fourteen
names in nomination, but iuasmuch - the
precinct Ii entitled TO but seven delegates,
only thst number viii be voted on 1t the
primaries, The fourteen names are:
x. Moran, Alex Alien, w. ". Rim. hart, &.
s Iugrabafn, n II. Lstimer, r. W. Lake,
L Compton, d. 3 Cooling, r. n Hapsen.
NJ T. Cough, q. J. Carr, George w. Hcott,
w. l.. Ames, w. ". T. Barnes
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sIxrH rE.crkcT.

In rhe sixth precinct, Hon. T. ]. Hamea
was president and A. G. Summer secre.
tary.
Only three names were placed in
nomination and they were elected unani-
moussy. The ticket elected Is a follows:
George n. Heilbron. 4. r Frasier and w.
K Thornell
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sEeosp Am rouarH rKEcIxcrs.
THIRD rnEcIxcr.

There was q very good representation
present and feeling Of unanimity pre-
vailed. Ex GOV. Z. p. Ferry was elected
chairman and Mr.. Wellington CLARK secre-
fsry.
Eleven names were placed In nomina-
ton and the following ten were elected
+. r. Ferry, Trnsten +. Dyer, wellington
Clark, John II. Me{sraw, c. A. Gay, J. w.
George. Lyman Wood. w. r. Forrest, ]. j.
Mctilivra and Allan Walton.
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rsFrH pKrclxcr.

There Was large crowd and spirited
contest. Charles Hopkins was made chair.
man and G. H. Kittinger secretary.
Fifteen nominations were made and the
following eleven delegates were chosen
Orange Jacobs. L. A. Treen, II. A. Higeiow,
0. B. johnson, H. r. Phiilips. C. J. Clark,
S. r. Street, BOYD J. TAllman. Amos Brown,
J. p. Hoyf and l. b. AndreW&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30

HIGHWAY RosnKRs About O'Clock
yesterday morning Officer M-Cuen, while
patroiling bis beat on Washington street
near Fourth. heard cries for assistance q
few feet eheai OF him and running Ia the
spot found fhrea men, one of whom said
that the 9th rtso had held him mp and at
fesnpted 10 rob him. He placed the two
men, who gave the names of Vincent Csfa
erua and j. II. Ryan unsier arrest aud
lodged them IN Jail The man they
attempted TO rob says that while be Was
gsslng along the street Csnsron seFang out
frrsn the darkness and sssssed him by the
throat He shouted lussilT for help aud
Ryan then jumped ont from the 6me place
ard teid him 10 shat mp thst BEE was an
ss4eer and would protect him. Foiic@msu
Hecuen heard RYAN say he WIS an officer
and booked him with the double charge Of
highway roe5erx ard falsely tmpersons..
ing IA nificvr Cameron wss charged with
highway rsbbery Both srs hard locking
characters and IL Is thu opinton Of fhe
police that they are hrase of highway
men
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-30

FRIGHTENED AT THE spEfSKLER--Thf
team attached to the delivery wagon oil
tae Empire Steam Laundry. while stand
ing in trent OF the Occidental Hotel on
James street early yesterday afternoon. be.
came frightened az the fisshy sprinkiins
wagon and started down the hin toward
the square. dragging the irsn weight with
which they were supposed 70 be tied. after
them. A quartetfe belonging 70 one OF the
variety theaters was singing on the turn
table on the square and q large crowd bad
collected around them. The team das he'd
into and through the crowd. which
srsstsr.d peli mel. and turned
up Yesier avenue AZ they were
Swinging around Austin Loag. al the Lake
Washington tsbie line, grssped the re M
and brought the team 70 q standstill In 6
few feef. This brave aud prompt action
brought appreciation from the crowd: but
the driver CT the team did rot even thank
Mr.. Long Cor his trouble and received
some xrstuitous advice sbons hitching hts
team more securely In the future in so un
gracious q manner that the crowd hoo.ed
~ him as he drove away.