The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12

aH75ES n<z3 court expenses 114 Ill 80
eourz. To-nfghs shey iezve for Seax'
liz. xnd IS minutes nFter arrival there
xtH ie4re axzin for Whxtcosn- This
single case comprises Al The Tinted
States business At this term OF coszgf.
The case Of the rnzrs1ersr Ecstrana
wzs set Tor this morning 10 the ss5z-
trses court, brf the nex incar9benf 9.
the Office OF dixtgSct astorney Frexpyni
Campbell wMs occupied with TIE
grand Jury and asked 10 hare = post
roned The ssssuest was granted
Tn-sEoyYew the White ease. n
xh5eA x4sursser n the FIRST degree IS
charged. will - taken up.
Late fisss afternoon the grand jury
returned TIVE true bills. 81 sealed and
rszxortess. No balls against w. r. Me-
Keuxle William r. Hoffiu and John
Moran. CHARGED respectively viii
grand saresnv. assault and foAbery
The gang 81 Tough characters cap
turess near Backley some weeks ago.
and charged with numerous bErg-
sartes, fled INTO court this morning 10
plead. They answered TO the follow
ing names Thomas RYAN. Charles
Andrews. William Hail. William
Kelly. John II Ryan. John Brady
John Warren. James Rogers. Joan
Farher. Thomas German. John Con-
nors AMI John &C. Martin al blt
Rgan and Farfer pleaded not gg;issy-
Sentence was not imposed.
The chief case Of the DAY in civil
business vas that Of Ernest l. Saw
yer rs. the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company The action is one 10 quiet
title The plaintiff claims certain
land lying contiguous 20 the line Of
the defendant company in the city Of
Tacorna- The defendant claims an
ownership In The property under the
grant. The entire afternoon Was
taken up by the case and finally II
went over unit: tomorrow morning.
There are three cases on the docket
similar in nature. Sears, Evans 81
stiles III. +. Garretson ard Thomas
Carroll represented the plaintiff, and
Mitchell, Ashton & Chapman the de-
PENDANT
tsotflieb Jaeger, George Kiehimeyer.
Arthur weschbrod. Diedrich Stegman.
William Schultz and Rudolph Knabei,
IS trustees, filed articles of incorpora-
ton of the Tacoma Turnverein IN the
auditors Office this afternoon, The
company is 20 be q joint stock com
pany with a capital stock of 5000,
divided into 800 shares of SO each.
ANY person may become a member by
paying fee of 81. The officers are !:
A sprocher. sprecher. proto-kollren-
der, schriftwart. correspondence
schriftwart. saeckeiwart, first turn
wart. zeugwart and three velrauens-
maenner-
Articles OF incorporation were also
flied by DR. r. Frank. Charles Reich
enbach and Arthur Weichbrod of the
German General Benevolent Society.
The purposes of this society in estab-
fishing German hospital and assist
ing needy Germans have already been
noted.
William Harfz. q swede. was ad-
United TO citizenship.
W. A. DeHaas, who il interested in
mines in the okanogaa country, viii
leave for Alaska Thursday next.
Alaska presents an alluring field TO
prospectors, who believe II Is exceed
ingly rich ia the precious minerals.
They constantly refer to the crest
Treadweii mines af.d works. where
there are 90 stamps under one roof.
Mr.. De Haas Is backed by men of
means here, and Is going on general
tour, though he Is in
reality in search Of lost mine. About
q year ago Indians residing on the
shore of Norton Sound found two dis
mantied sioops wrecked and contain
ing nothing bat about 800 tons of sill
yer ore. the crew having been lost, evil
IDENTIFY, In q storm that had prevailed
shortly before they discovered the
sioops. They informed the officers Of
q United States revenue cutter, who
secured specimens of the ore and sent
them 10 San Francisco. The ore as
saved 800 to the ton, and samples
from IL. as well as assays, are now in
Tacoma.
Bessie Fuller. the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID. Fuller, residing at
Gig Harbor. died yesterday and was
buried to-kay.
Mrs l.. L. Brown. of Yakima ave-
nue. ard Fifteenth street, died this
morning, at the age of IS years. OF
consumption. The interment will
take place tomorrow.
Vice President &. H Prescott has
gone 10 Portland. and viii be absent
abont a week. Nelson Bennett left
for the same city Saturday morning.
Saturday X. b. Mullen successfully
defended his title 10 the champion
military rifle shot in the Northwest
against W +, Box. Local shots pro-
pose To keep Dir. Mullen busy. j. NJ.
Bell has already challenged the gen
tieman to a contest of the same ma
ture. and Mr. Mullen has accepted,
and the match viii come off next Sat
rrday afternoon, at O'Clock.
At a meeting of the directors OF the
Fidelity Title Insurance and Abstract
Company, last Saturday evening. the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Isaac w. Anderson: yice-presi-
dent, George Browne, manager, Will
lam q. Peters; secretary and treas
urer. John II. Hedges; attorneys.
CauspbalI e. paweu