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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
John Wyvell. appellant, VS.. John Barwise

oOhh w NSll. upbCiidut, Va. oOAh DdlHlsO
ct al. respondents.
Syllabus: June %, 1883, B. recovered
judgment against W., and on the same day
assigned it to K, who still owns it. June "a,
1889, w. recovered judgment against B.
Held that the court cannot set the judgments
off against each other. Order affirmed.
GILFILLAN, C. j.
Mitchell. j., took no part IN the decision.
NJ s. Nichols & Co., respondents, VS.. George
C. Howe, appellant.
Syllabus Refusal to strike out oral evil
dence of contents of telegram, not shown to
be lost or destroyed. held error Order re-
versed and new trial ordered.
GILFILLAN, c. j.
The cases of Martin Larson, appellant, VS..
The ST. Paul, Minneapolis Il Manitoba Rail-
way company; Stale eX rel. Frank Nic0lln,
relator, VS.. the Board of County Commission
ers of Scott county, respondents; State eX
rel. Leon e. Lum, respondent, vs.. Daniel
Archibald assessor, appellant were yester-
day argued and submitted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
If Won Want to See

The finest Paintings in the world visit
the Verestchagin Exhibition. Sunday,
o'clock. Panorama Building, Mime
annliS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
The yepestchagin Exhibition

Will only remain in Minneapolis three
weeks. Sunday open at 2 o'clock. Pan
Drama Building, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
IL,

Syllabus Where no new facts have arisen,
a motion cannot be renewed without leave,
nor successive motions made for relief which
might properly be included in the first mo-
ton An order denying motion for leave TO
answer after default will not be reviewed on
appeal except for abuse of discretion. Order
affirmed. VANDERBURGH. j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26

And made to order in the latest style
at P. J. Eiswirth's. the leading Uphol-
sterer, SO West Seventh street, corner
Franklin
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
General Storage.

Household Furniture speciality.
Lewis & Anderson, 81 to $50 E. Sd. Tel.
1912.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
A c. stapp, appellant, VS.. Steamer Clyde,

Syllabus: Inland lakes lying within the
limits of the state are not navigabe waters
of the United States, and suits to enforce
lien againsts boats or vessels thereon are not
within the admiralty jurisdiction of the
United States 1t is competent for the legis
lature of the state TO create liens upon boats
and vessels navigating such inland waters
for supplies, etc. and to enact reasonable
rules and re guations prescribing the mode
of their enforcement. As to such claims the
jurisdiction OF the state court is not impaired
by the acts of congress, and chapter SO, Gen
eral Statutes, is constitutional. Order re-
VerSed. VANDERBURGH, j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
Adam Eetsch, Third & jackson,

After dinner go to Fetsch's for your
imported and Principe de Gales cigars.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
Catarrh

rs a blood disease. Until the poison Is
expelled from the system, there can
be no cure for this loathsome and
dangerous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment is thorough course
of Ayers Sarsaparilla-th the best of all
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the better delay is dangerous.
two years. l tried various remedies,
and was treated by number of physi-
clans, but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayers Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles Of this medicine cured me of
this troublesome complaint and conf
pletely restored my health. Jesse M.
Boggs, Holman's Mills, N. G.
"When Ayers Sarsaparilla was rec
commended to me for catarrh, was in
clined to doubt Its efficacy. Having
tried so many remedies, with little ben
eft, had no faith that anything would
cure me. / became emaciated from loss
of appetite and impaired digestion. /
had nearly lost the sense CT smell, and
my system was badly deranged. I was
about discouraged, when a friend urged
me to try Ayers Sarsaparilla, and re-
ferred me to persons whom it had cured
of catarrh. After taking half dozen
bottles of this medicine, am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood"
Charles II. Maloney, 113 River ST.,
Lowell, Mass.
Ayers Sarsapari||a,
PREPARED By
Dr.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles. So. Worth So a bottle.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
General STORAGE.

Household Furniture specially. Tel.
1912. Lewis & Anderson, 3T1-3S9 E. Sd.
The Verestcflagin Exhibition
viii only remain in Minneapolis three
weeks. Sunday open at 2 O'Clock. Pan
Drama Building, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
Alpine Mclean, appellant, VS.. G. j. Nicol,


syllabus: Where there was written lease
of premises, held that proof of a prior oral
agreement to Introduce gas and water into
the premises is not competent. Order re-
versed. GILFILLAN, C. j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26

Under the new law there is great
danger of losing your vote, unless you
carefully observe these rules:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
Byron G. segoy, appellant VS.. John H.

EngIe. respondent.
Syllabus: If a garnishee suffers judgment
to go against him on his default of appear
ance, his remedy must be taken in the same
proceeding. IF it turns out the judgment is
in excess of the amount due from him to the
principal debtor. he cannot after satisfying
the judgment seek indemnity from the latter
in a suit against him. Order affirmed.
VANDERBJRGH j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26

We receiving for the Spring trade; and which,
in the Carriage ne will be the most complete exhbi
tied in St. Paul consisting of Landaus Broughams, Vc-
toria Coupes Roekaw Surveys Park and Kensngton
Wagons Dog Carts Carts Pony Phaetons Game Carts,
Pleasure Buckboards and all the latest novelties Our line
of Harness. Robes and Horse Goods will be much larger
finer andsmore varied than
We make speciality of fine English and Ameri can,
Ladies' and Gentemens Riding Saddles, Brides, Gro PSI
Whips, Spurs, etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26

Have Your Furniture Hse.Up
hOISfered
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
John s. Berg ct al, respondents VS.. A. j.
StamOod ct al, defendants, Isaac Patterson.


A com plant which alleges no joint con-
tract or promise by the defendants, but al
leges the several contracts or promise of each
of two defendants Improperly unites several
causes Of action, Order reversed.
GILFILLAN, G.. j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
FACTS AND FANCIES.

lator D. N. Sabin is in Boston
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

Inc Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
yesterday.
Real estate Transactions nom January !, 100.
20 date ara tI.sss.SA There we're sliezi for
ssvosd yesterday 70 deeds. the considerations
/ sgzrssaslng ts.sis. an average Of ssei u Fos-
4 zowasR Is the list as furnished hy Osborne,
Trempef q Co.. ahesrsrtOrs Of utie. room II.
boasen block
II. White 70 r scuiiin lotx 4 and 5. ana y x,
lot 2. ok . McSauxnfs add s6.mn
Washington Centssi Impsovsmeat Company
- T. McEenna. I lots IN Gilman Park add.
! sI.fea.
W. r. Robertson to J. L. sheane. lots and 10,
blk & Hsaws ha Park add Han
"a Wing To u. A. MeKsiyey, Blk s, contain
INK 10 lots. Woodland add. 81 ssa
wsskingsoa Central Improvement Company
10 Mrx ida Baker ioxs in tsiInan PaYh add.
IT'S
X wecden 70 q. Aiile lot q. Blk 1. Weeden's
div Of Green lake al2s.
P.w. Faller d 4. r. fitch. lots n ana Il. hik
4, rruspecs Terrace second s<id, ssuo
w. Il Russell To O r. Txmrie. lots Ii and n
blk !. Ballard PARK aad, Sla.
rE sander 20 Il 4 waencr mart of hlk
sanders Bowman Real Extatn Compeny's arss
add xsan
tinted s<ases 10 d. Fraser. Sol. 80 a. IN n rs
9aoa
u whtt~o.4h = i (. fou,A. n ,c.. a.
csrsI ada. ta.siA
yH whi,worfh q y a fsou1d 1oes ara q
BIZ 4. f,nnal Ala. ss0n
Wsxhinxfna centrnl 1mnror~menr f,omoenv
70 VI Eutsks. Id 8 bIf g f,IIman psrk 49,
esn
c,.sn "a r, y f,sx,.d ,e,t Lat n. h,s
ra;rxiev H.rness%sa .ts a6na
d rnursn ~ M \ Calkins- Ioe a. h,k 4 al.
mon nav .ses,usI .d1 80
as ss.,ksns IN us,fhs r rfsher ,os - h,h .
ss,r.<r, ~ 1920 .aa 80,
~ us~s,ns - = ArA,~~. aos. = 40 "A
A.., p.s.assa nan $40
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20
AT THE LAND offIcE.
I've Hemexteascrs Ccntesting . Claim
ia whateem County.

ia Nhate8m County.
The cases of Il NJ scett, senaessvssi CONTESTANT.
rs a.. Carpenter. the ssecaapssan esAaTa ans al
ssasra in whssnsns ecanty. occupied the stsea.
ssnE nj me officials az TIC Aaaa askee yesserssxv
Il ~ M require weex or naese 30 aear 81 es sae
sxsssQace ~ The case. scott Gains that Esr-
gsufer moved "a % lssa Of lie swa In Seattle
"a ~ ga tAa homestead. whseA Is esasrssy 10
ssw.
Tsere were ave TRADES lsni sppsfessioas
sssvss pssssapssea alSnxs sad SIX saaseste~s sss.
s1G3S svVosset yesterday 80 fasieus
Iasstee aassd applications = Aa1Eew :. Rascal.
ca sac southwest quarter ~ sewEsen 81 ssmasASE
e aorsn 81 rsnge wsss, FhaEeaA Y. E8k1ns on
sac kentA hsa 81 the ss1fawcst Qsar~
ass 81 seSssaa & aaA EAe east half al
sAs naxsnw II aaasseS 81 sscsson \ sewa-
sasg 81 nessh ii szaSe east Aisx Csssez
ga sasa 10 Assa II SD Tbs east bali Of are seasA-
wssa s5aa48es et seeRsan s. s.sw1ssksp - aeTxh 81
sAaSe - wvss Oh A<Aassi. uss iass assss ana
tbs sUAsaeAsf quarter Of tas assFshwess qas9ss<
sna sse n@sRaSssk QasFses 81 slSe ssaEA wezs
saxyssr Ell seSsissa rs tewrsaSp ~ berth. u saaSe
/ . wssss Nsas AsAEEt ga sas EAST bali - Eae
s<sgsassss sassssS azst sae Aexsa aals 81 taw
ssssssA ~ess ssAxssE 90 ss=sxea - sswmshsss u
aoxsa * Sssgs k3 west
rTsszasgsssa asaxS-ss1es<e Kase~ss Ga re
wsss sll o. SIC aa~shesss sasrsex ard she ussr1-
ssss aasxsss 81 the sesta ssss sssarzvr es swssea
= tss@nsass - zasan, aS -aaxe 5 east 1aAx.
sNfrslk "a fse aarsA@ess aaAraev 81 sAu sOsssa-
wxxf &asssee sas tA3 southwest e9Artxr
Hf kAe northwest aa2sser az ssexssz. e
sna sAe asvga ssss as tie ss~wsArxss
ezAsssF 81 sxetssu - sawusAsg s.. aasgA es
x4mse east Hear knassssa eas tAe vest hal
81 lie 1aE&s AZ eaSsseF saA he esss hsls aa tas
@sFte@sss &aastsr 81 seSxtea n samasAap -
naess 81 Fsaws wSsas Frss tAssua ca sAe s1sszsAs
e&s aaAssxs y ssSssen =. tswasAIp ~ aassA sd
TaexN / wssz ssessy A razs. "a sA@ nss~sa ssxs
amassss ct ssssssA "a se~zsskp e. nersa ~ rsaxe
eSszs Rasess <. a&szAxs. GA sAs saxsh ksaf ek
s sAe aessAs~zs gassrsNe Ms ssxssos "a sss nsAss
-, - - q ssNxe wssss ENozaeSs gm~.Et ga
~ ] ~ sssssea a. ss@1sasn -. mas u 81 vazss q
essss u. !. AsMesr. aa shs east A2ag es ssse
~ssssFsea S@assss 81 se1fsaa I. sswssAar N
MzwsA NE eszxx cas-
Haeesxs8S easssss~es&e@A a snszxS~ ass sass
! ssss sss sAa e&ss asas ez sAe asssa~vxs asssx
sss u ssxtzea "a sewnsalg s. neg4A ii rxnxs
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rise rew s. AnsasSs seessss ek seattle meess
IN TSs Sszsaims. BAL sesne<sux sweating fcx sAs
eisessass 81 esss~ss ISIS gsssSias ass Ia kSxe
Sess hsAl ssss ksasisy ev.asAxa tss ga aeesnG'
- &ssssssszsa wezsssf @as E~assEAssassf aas wse&
Ssesasaxs * rs @xs saeSsss ssh ~ zSss& 9
essas8e So sa4asfssa sssssstrk - eHFxss sssv..
aMrsss sssz q {. sSpScss1 Sal tsese sass ~ &c.
s~xszs esse ard saa anzs3sssa nasasgsers - sssts
esA Tte esssiss 81 sa<assax Fssassasx.s esaF
aess wsss eyse hstsSx kAg msesslsSs ~ ws4 $50
ssexr aaAssssk 81 IA a>eessags Il = aase ass@stsa
q, sake tss SxAcssss eas * sAs ssaaaEcss in ne
sss esss 70 aeza rasssAr saxsssaSs. asEA lsserazx
Aess sssszskgAf ssss@rs4<
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MiNanIANn rAgE
rax asxArxsv nvxSr % rax SEASONS xxss
ESTATE sAagS

Woodland Pax sx wsi knsswa 10 Ssa.sse reo-
PIE Ssssagegs nay ast kn9w thas Good a. 4
Pax is the anHss LEGALITY sas asoraes Of eiewanre
suss rx5ax meat ia seattle IEssTty thussr, sess-
lars Gas aeSa exyx@ae. - clearing ard IA nrssx
fnz 8Af< sso9sSfy. Mr.. q. e Palmer Axx sz..-
ssaes - bald BIS hcrae aasege anss razns a-s -
rexsv drawn < a. CSC reside ssss IL ~ sseese<s
taas sersGg M2sv cfAexz asu 81 exszss sss Ansgs
i@g sAez~. as4s asseznE1ssae szaxx 81 ssss,sss
uxs desire reserved. 90 gssss. FIRES f~s1srs tes.
szGaSs assssss O. Gsay sSARfscas waknh have
nsa sNassiy &ssssf e<s 81 q class Of !sarsrsgs-
hsxAss hc hzs sst3 eighty &eees So syrszsis as =,
FaAs Using 90 fAe pax AID eserla1xsnx sls sssx
xn sSs Insaa
No g~ssas VIII &c sz&red 10 raske sAe rvrsais-
sng 40 @feex tss Easss psrs Ia Msss snxsssFs
wssssaazs faxk s1saisse@ ~ ~ tS4 ne
yaEaSes ~ SEAL =. IHs sssx SALE az Esyrs a~sax.
NosstAx ssasAsaS No sss1 gema1nss vsfssss
Ass@ ever Bees pIt @s tA@ uSasAss Ta@ s-st
ssse ssN - ~ ire hAers. frxHa sfae 80 SIS
gAss less sAsen wss Sasaw essssazseax a cAxwre
% seq a&tsfsszae aaxazaes "a sAs n4xe
nsss~sy 4Ags tsss Asssx IT ss3 fssse seeesxs ssr
hs eIsesrsc eAEs b. Asv4s 1 Tn4s WI - rsss-
y ~ ssess ess3esx1assy. HsaEex wfs4 ~ s-xxr7x
saAaaee7 ~ tsse saFs Ira ~szse zszexss Ass4 Al.
sassxate Farsssy ~Naa tie gAsAasSaxs "a ssse
ssssxxs2a "a A4S "a. &SssA is viii % g4xs 60
seazaseF. asa taes s-1 aeEnsaserAsanx fses< gssfA
~ Az xsssg s&sA ~ eSa5ssee2ax ras2 fs~ssrsr,
- - &e3sxxrsss tn -easse " ee1s sxA ssesr~s.
sd 0ssa1Az4 FATk ss's sxreezs Bss ssx sf-ss,,
sre easy Sw@-@&Asze~ sass~ Sssse4ssaas-ev g
kaEee rzassAsS eAe - aaes sxes xenr wsss1
hscxsS wkss s1 rzrssss Ssse szgs@ sseer ssss-srss
fsas - SxAsasna the ssSNsextg ssnn NMssx
Kesg@<2Eaa =. laaies t0zss & 60. So 1900,
ssre~s- sgsaAz :.
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RAISING TaE GRADES.


The Mig Job ta He Doue by the Street
Department.
street. Commissioner Alexander will com
nseues within day ar fvo the work OF rAsslng
the reefs In the lower Part OF the city. which
are now from two "a ten feet hesos the estah~
lfshed xxssiu.
The streets viii I've bsisiwed and pianked with
ieatin sarsher and 81 arusrd ulisd In under
meath witn sitss taken from Third street. which
r. sonn to ~ sas iewn aud rlankpsi The work
ef riankins aud raising the xfsde Of the los
streets will he eusainsassa ~ Third street BE-
sssevu Sestes avenue and Washington street and
viii he pushed with all possible speo1 until
naishad, There wtd he al Of the streets
sasswssn Ysslss avenae &aa Jackson strce. and
sussta Fourth ssfeet saa Railroad avenue 10
gsasie. aud ahoas twenty hios 10. or = mile and
s-hais OF planalnx viii ee required
IL h expected thai the uosk wili be completed
Is Mss |. II the weather Is fsveraaEe and il viii
hs carried On 10 rs 10 sapede travel As lisrls a.
passlhse.
A new street ssrArer Cos the city arrived res
sesAas and was set ~ on Use cessn deck. II
vii Ess nsssi GA sse Third street grazing 10 he
esssasaeacss IN se~ seekS
wssk is progressing oa sau pi@nktax Of SoniA
s. sss street. Esens gaeNsos sssx4 IS Nvkses sssaae,
aas the sssree Eass wis be coze FscscNs ia skags
tsnsF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

The Heard aaienrss for fsse Trsm fail
fs.xsxx vz.rf ~ ns~s.

The Heard taleurHs for fhc Term Jan
fan1saef ~ ns<i.
The cosnsy commissioners YESTERDAY closed
sAass sHFnsG quarterly sesssoE s,sa adjourned
anti M@snh. wher they vii have . iva es three
fays - ssssss eusn asesnanx Ga the FIRST Monday,
aceasssI i 10 their uxsssI essstasa.
IEs visit ~ tie Ysapf tsrIa Mss nat Eaas yss-
txrxssy ~ wan GxpeGsea. Owls 10 the fns1isT1-
sssion "a Commissioner Wedding, and The pgess
os hnssssrsx isz TIE sask day. the lizard svesaed
e. p0ssposs their trip isx few dsyA Ahsn
they samss thu poor faFm insp<rsisn they vii
also sestas q sDsssissss foe = aew ennntr roads
which the fesiaeass Ut fhAt vicinity want Afad
are elaraorsng fsf-
The ssvsI1a juss closed has been devoid ct assy
specially futeresslux featascs except the award
81 the iais werk contract Otherwise the time
has he<n taken mp with the usual ran o. county
taaxissexs
The sund % secure the contract for the jail
wofk In ts< county brildinx was fsnAisy ssvued.
Nj A. n Hfpoxs aud Mr. r.. G. Chspsa. 81 the
Busson Nessonai b~uk. qualifying - srfesIss scf
me Van Dorm Iron WORKS ia The san required
b. his e0uufy al tlsssa Tho contract ID nov
fatty cinsrd ard noshinx mose remains 10 BE-
duns sxssps The payment and izssl inspection Of
the woFk
fuliowing il The roatiae business transacted.
~ bcnds fct e&D eAch = tie icainwins ne~iy
Appointed Rad supervisors wese exnmsned ana
appeared District We. l. tseokks Hart; No. :.
tssotxe suttIsss Ma. ai !. n. B0ya: Ma. Is, O. r.
s&ev~nson. ard No 81. 6. e, Calkins.
IL wxs essseSed snAs he assessment Of J. =.
Clark. al sh~ roas ~ ise. Tor personal property
af 1ssn. ~ returned - eFrers also thAs Of Il. s.
Woodward. IN the iSss rcsl far tsosA
itwAs eFd~red inas ". r Saith and J. Reid.
viewers OF The read pssitsaaed foe By T. n Code
and eahess la notified 10 appeal before the
heard GA the nsss aeadsy 10 March and show
cause why they did not locate the road where
called for in the petstioa
report on the road pefisioned fos by T. n.
code and oshen was ordered laid over until
Mag /. 1890
An application soF . retail liquor license at
slaughter wax Laid over untsi the Mssen session.
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sev.n R.d .Hohes. ..

seven ~hobos,~ I'll ex-memben OF the chain
gang, attempted to capture Majors lodging tent
on Commercial street near jackson
street. by storm, at II o'clock
last evening David johnson and Will
lam Hesheringsoa, dodgers, we're horrihsy
beaten and parf Of the tent demolished Fire q
the men were captared on south Fourth ansi
King streets by O0eers sheahan. RamaSe and
Thorn and sixth in the transfer yards By ex-
Captain OF Police JoneA At the station the
men gave the following names. Thomas Burns.
Thomas Riley. Geos1e shannon. Thomas Moan.
John Orr, and Joha Olsen.
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BELL, TIKI PEEnAN.


NJ B~if- vh1me wffs u pToyr1eeoe n ~
Ashxna h1xmR "a Th4r6 e<seex ~ aszesEe6 aAuuf
so'<3erk yesasrday sfsessooa ~ oMen rosre
en re <harRe - faF1<sy snd taken v pestee
hendguaxtsn. SD fsom tbese - JuRfcs ksvefs'
eouxf. where. af1kf hearing. h. wes f<fex&ed On
bis uwn reeaxasxan<e ID HE sum of e3.pe1
Bssi usz arseesed - she inSsnnee ~ Smith 4
Fes<es. xrccers On sccoad stre<<, near Easse--
sIsy. for forxtnx - er1er frDn shem On the
STANDARD Oh coupanT fof sweusy cases os coal
oti vasu<si - - II n NOS yex known By TIE
hfa hou isex b II kas hexn operating % hss
easI asI b1sinszs. he order fer tsenty cases -
FIR being the only one be ~ known 10 nase
sskaea smtsa = tsstsr'. name fax.
Tse discovery was mx<5e ~ = teaastsx in The
grocery EFAss employ Yesterday rsasnsng. while
ii conversation with aeseTk Ia ske en- pgoy Of
ting standard Oss Company. The latter reuaxked
tkst saith 4 Fssses nsed . errs< dad more oil
fhsa usual during I'd r4H se<s. which sisse-
msat ss<latf surprised sSe feamsfxr o. he d.t al
to hAaisnx ses this EsE- An Investigation
wss naAe Of ths sale siakes, ard
= was tozEd that twenty cases hsd been sosd
shirn saith = Foster had not oracsed. The
fnrKe4 ors5ex wns asgxn them and tsey fmmodI-
sseiy ss&peeted Bell Of1ees Yeunx wss pat on
The eSss aas aFressef his Easn Ia . front street
ssioos-
Asnut flse t.sne 81 Eefsis arrest : memh~s Of
the frn s1sscossre1 that ten eases OF the oil had
rNfss 49, - q asN<&&A@ bk&a@64 s%SS&tB
ard sve Gases 70 y. o. Kinaeli 81 ffoas street
neas Pine
Eel formerly worked Ear smssfs = Foster and
left faiF employ lsst OesobeT. esvsag to bis pec-
aaafloas In . small way. DE has heen IN trouble
heSnTe for foggsTy ard several i'm
dissrsenss hare feen found against
him. which he has - isr managed 10 stAve or
Jass before the Gre Oh Jane be r1sxei cheek
- over the orlssDal amosnt on 4 II. Thuslcv.
a retail grocer - that ssEse. bat nou . member
os sae Queen City Candy C0mpMny. This b bet
ere Ct rsxny small foegeries ard swindies
s~sras nzIy running to petty transactions. Much
sfms4shs IL fess sog sis wife and family 10
Nhofo he has caused 10 cad Of sroahle and
modification His wife has heipea hIm out Of
seyrxsi krsspes before ard has suffered kecniy
from bis wrong doing. He will hare = hearing
At
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

The nrss meeting OF the directors of the newly
termed school district No rs OF Vest seattle wss
held last Monday .. c. r. Cocper's store. TIE
organization wm perfected. Mr.. G. A. Goes be-
ing sworn In IS clerk and Mr.. B. I. Kasson
chosen chairman Business Of importance Vas
transacted and the meeting s1sonrn-d 10 meet
again as cali OF the chairman Much interest Is
felt by the people OF West Seattle IN the proposes
schoal which is much Needed. ani the directors
are in earnest abous sesssns j. resdy o. soon a.
ua,xasAss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

Joseph Ewing. Who WAS given fifteen days for
vaxrsncy by Justice Rivers ON Tuesday. was
Yesterday released by his iailers and ordered
hence. II was discovered that Ewing wss SUI
ering from . contagious disease, and this krowl-
edge produced such CONSERVATION among his
fellow prisoner. that they lost tine in letting
the efscen know the mans condition. The Of
ficsrs we're about rs frightened as the men be-
low stairs and got him ems In hurry. He lefs
the jatl apparently delighted o. such short seq
tenrsr and vas last seen hoRni for Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

TIE committee appointed by the Chamber Of
Commerce 10 select permanent secretary foe
thar organization met yesterday. but csasc %
no conclusion that IL VII make public. There
ere q dcsen o. more applicants and each oae Il
using his Influence wtsa the f2exabcrx Of the
committee TO secare tae appointment Riser
r<ssed sAas sha maa viii BE decided on within =
.xsxsrsfs af ssavs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

County Treasurer Lsssmer an his three assist
ants have bad their hansss fall sar week nass
in taking Ia ana giving sseeIpss for taxes on
the issA they took in sIs.s&.. -. gu the 18TH,
sas-sss. % tAe 18th. q solo on the isrs.
e 50 9. and rssser ~. e. saa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

Enginehouss Contractors Object 90 Bonds
Asked.

The contracts fog the construction OF the i've
new eng;nehouses are 10 yet signed though
they were awarded ssscrAl days { o by the coHn-
ell. They sre in the Same position tnas Cen
tractor Smile was . few months ago. alter he
had signed the courthouse contract
One Of the contractors said yesterday: The city
Il asking 100 much Of IN We pat up pc. cent.
OF our bid and were willing to pat mp 10 per cent
more II awarded the contracts. bar 70 give bonds
for the whole amount and enter into other IN.
usual arrangements we object TO. There waa no
sipuiation Of the kind mentioned until Ne
came 70 sfRning the ccrsracts and We think Ne
have good cause 70 complain."