The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-04

suAotE1 osittstrI Win sftc Tx ABOUT
noon. The officers are confident of
capturing the thief and securing the
rig before he can get out Of the coun-
try.
FIREMES IL TRAfxINe.-The Queen
City hose team will begin training
Tuesday night. in preparation for the
coming firemen's tournament at Ia
coma, in several events of which the
team will enter. The tournament
gives every promise of being a success.
Cash prizes to the amount of 1880,
besides medal for the championship
are offered. The team viii train under
the direction of Captain Albertson and
Robert TITLES, the companv's trainer.
The team win practice the wet, dry
and New York tests. and the speed
race. All the rracticing will be done
in North Seattle. The bows are al
ready in shape, and are confident of
coming out victorious.
TAX SALE ESJoIsEp.-fs the dis
trict court yesterday Jesse w. and
Cassandra George. of Seattle, and NJ.
q. George, of Portland, brought in
junction suits against King county 10
restrain Sheriff McGraw from selling
certain property in King county at
tax sale on August 5. The complaint
alleges that the assessment is Illegal.
null AID void, in that the board of
equsiizatioa did not reduce the as
sessed value Of it. as 1t did that of SIM
liar lands adjoining belonging To the
Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
Judge Hanford granted temporary
restraining order. and set the aeariug
for August :.
The TIDE Fr.ATs.-Thst part oil the
mud flats described as block IS. u. S.
Maynard's plat, Is again the oasss s<ili
OF legal row. Ii viii be remembered
that on July 4. an association known
AZ ". A, Jones x TO. jumped this
block OF hats and built srow OF shant.
les thereon. The next dav Charles
Main and K. II. Winchester, who
claim to own the block. got ont A re
straining order. Now they have
/ brought q case of forcih,e entry and
/ unlawful dctainer ana ask for x37F
damages, In consequence Of loss oi
rents, etc. The case Will he heard nex,
week.
Thu RELIEF COMMITTEES. Judge
Lewis, in charge at the relief commit.
tee rooms, yesterday granted aid in
Two eases. One man was given q psss
10 san Francisco, and another xl1
worth OF provisions ani IS worth al
clothing. Storekeepe. Wright turned
over Sss,ss5. the proceeds from sale 4.
provisions Mr.. I.ea-y will have
charge Of the business IN Mos,siay and
Tuesday, Mr.. DAVIES on "Wednesday
and Thursday, Judge Lewis FRIDAY
and Saturday, and Governor Ferry
Monsay and TueSdsr. the 18th ard
Z 18th.
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Washington TerFss,sy Investment
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