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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-25
THE BLOTTER.
SUPERIOR couRr-LIcHrENBERG, J

James Keeier vs.. +. W. Lake. mayor pro TEN.
OF Ballard-Order for alternate writ OF mandam-
us: returnable January 5.
Stetson q Post Mill Company VS.. T. ". McCon-
nell Judgment for plaintiff for $23i.35
Charles Ashton VS.. Robert Carter ct al.-lAen;
sustained.
Petition for order for examination OF X. Simons.
stetson d Post Mill Company VS.. Seattle Build
ing Il Manufacturing Company and L. H. Lewis
Foreclosure of lien; dropped from calendar Tor
Northern Pacific & Puget Sound shore Rail
way Company Restraining order refused time
for hearing set for December z.
SUPERIOR coURT--sTRATToN, J.
John H. Saunders vs.. the san Francisco Bridge
Company-Jury return verdict Tor plaintiff Tor
s51l.g;.
Columbia & Puget sound Railway Company
vs. s Dropped from trial calendar
Jacob IL. Marer VS.. Henry Myers-set ior Jan
seattle q Montana Railway Company vs..
Patrick o Meara ct al.-Deeision reserved
State of Washington and ID. ii. " heeler VS. /. l..
Crawford Demurrer; argued decision reserved.
Lucy A. Ryan VS.. David ferguson CT a'-ho-
ton: argued.
r. swedman and II. o. Dahl rs. &. L. Kahn
ct al.-Defendant's bond fixed ut 500
The remaining twelve jurors OF the regular
panel were paid OF and discharged
SUPERIOR coURT-HuMEs, j.
Margaret A. Fisher vs.. The Seattle Electric
Railway aud Power Company-statemcnt OF
iacfS iIictl 1pF HHltaAt s'ltAt.
William g. tfosslyn and Herbert l.. Jenkins VS..
Edy IL Murphy and Charles H. Wrlght--judg-
ineIlt for 1891 20: filed
PROBATE CoUET-0sBoRS, ).
Estate of James A. MePhee Petition OF 4. II.
King. one al the executors. for leave to resign;
order granting petition.
Estate OF William u. Oliver Petition Tor pro-
hate OF will: order setting time for hearing; de
cree admitting viii 10 probate: petition for let
ters of administration with will annexed order
setting time ior hearing for January Q.
Estate OF John observation-disclosures setting
final account and distributing estate.
Estate of William observation-disclosures set
fling final account and distributing estate.
Estate of Lucinda GOrdOn-Decrcee setting
inai account and distributing estate.
Estate OF George W Houk-ReturD OF saie oi
real estate: order setting time Tor hearing on
confirmation set for january -.
JUSTICE CcUET-yoH ToBEL. J.
n 4 White ys o. +. Grant suit for s5s 9n
goods furnished: Judgment for plaintiff
T. " Morton vs. l.. Lumpson and T. " Mud
red-Ssiit for lumber purchased in sum OF $50
Judgment for plaintiff
ID. Bennett and 4. J. Crandall -. Joseph
Niciols-suit for So on rent due iCT barber
shop: Judgment for plaintiff.
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A HANDSOME GIFT.
Testimonial Presented by Directors To
Secretary GoFham.

Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held
OF the directors of the Madison and Front
streets cable companies. Among those
present were Hon. II. G.. Strive. president
OF the Madison street line; Judge J. +.
Hoyt, Mr.. Jacob Furth, of the Puget
Sound National bank; DIR. A. p. Mitten
general manager; Mr.. Maurice McMicken
and Mr.. Edwin Shepard, who is Mr. Cor
hams successor. After the transaction of
some business, the president announced
that Mr.. w III. Gorham, who had been as
sistant secretary for two years was about
to resign in order 10 90 into business for
himself He asked Mr.. Gorham to stand
up and addressed him in the following
terms:
y Is with feelings of regret that the several
railway companies OF this city. whom YOU have
SO faithfully served in the capacity OF assistant
secretary and chief accountant siuce their or
ganfzation, have learned of your intention to
sever your official relations with them aud to
enter upon new field of labor which promises
you greater reward more personal independ-
encc aud perhaps more eongenial employment.
Tn behalf on the trustees and stock
holders OF all of the associated companies.
i am authorized to express to you their ap-
probation of the intelligence, honesty, zeal.
industry and courtesy at all times manifested By
You iii the discharge of your manifold and often
difficult duties The methods employed by you
in your Office have shown to us that you possess
der, and the economic management of your of
flee has resulted in substantial benefits to the
companies, and we, therefore feel that we are
suffering loss by being deprived of your eli
cient services. As slsght testimonial
OF the esteem in which you are held
by all OF us, and OF the high ia
vor with which we regard your official
acts and services, we beg 90 present you with
this gold watch. which, we hope. viii be ear
ried by you reminder and token of our good
wishes and our good viii, which you have
well earned and deserved. In parting with you
ways enjoy the choicest blessings OF life and
that unbounded success and prosperity may at
tend you in your new career.
As he concluded he took from case a
splendid gold watch, upon the inside
cover of which is engraved a suitable in
seription.
Mr.. Gorham was taken completely by
surprise, and it was some little time before
he could command himself sufficiently to
make an acknowledgment.
This presentation he said, 'has taken
me with such surprise that | cannot find
words with which to thank you for your
kindness and good will. You will appre-
ciate my position and excuse me from any
extended remarks. Knowing you all so
intimately and our relations at all times
having been so pleasant, it was with much
regret that concluded To sever my con-
nection with you, but | hope always to
have your good will in my new business
relations and TO be able to show how much
j appreciate your great kindness. | thank
you all from the bottom of my heart"
The directors shook hands with him
and wished him good fortune in his new
undertaking.
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WILL GO IT ALONE.
Miss Lulu 0'Connell Does Not
Need a Husband.
HE DOES NOT SUPPORT HER.
Or SO She Says in Her Complaint
Police Judge Gives Christmas
Benediction-- New Suits.

Yesterday petition was filed in the
superior court by Lulu 0'Connell for legal
separation from her husband, W. A..
0Connell, TO whom she was married at
Madrid, n. y, in July, 1850.
The injured wife complains that her hus-
band subjected her to many personal i'm
dignitles, and habitually addressed her in
insulting language, and on November a.
1889, drove her off from home. She says
she Is compelled to earn her own living,
ana III order to support herself and chill
uren has TO hire out as common domestic.
0Connell provides her with $40 month
for the support of the eldest child, but
nothing for herself and the other child,
riage
The plaintiff asks the custody of the
children, divorce alimony and the restora-
OF her maiden name. Lulu Thompson.
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MISTHER MARTIN CELEBRATES.
He Imbibes Some Christmas JOY and
Enliyens the Hospital Patients.


A red-faced, bewlliskered individual of
distinctly Irish birth, answering to the
name of James Martin, was arrested last
night on q charge of drunkenness. Martin
has been in Providence hospital for Il
month past with broken ankle. Yester-
day afternoon he hobbled outside ON
pair of crutches, and, going
down town, got gloriously drunk.
Last evening, going back to the
hospital, he went hobbling and roaring
through the corridors. The sisters were
terrihed and telephoned to police head
quarters for an officer. Detective Wilson
responded and found Martin yelling 90 Il
man who was almost dead.
'.Shure its be quiet is it, tibet the doc
theirs tell yez to be2 Damn the docthersl
Embrace religion and its no harrum that
will come TO yez.
Detective Wilson had all he wanted TO
do taking the man to Jail. At police head
quarters he offered resistance TO being
searched. and when. after a hard fight.
fiat bottle filed with amber-colored liquor
was taken from the recesses of his clothing,
he said:
"Oh the devil take me, if yez haven't
found the only friend have. It's me bot
tie of the crathur.'
Martin will have TO spend his Christmas
SOLDERING up in the city Jail.
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MIR. WILLIAMS DENIES.


To THE EDITOR That article in your Isl
sue of the DIST inst, headed "Colored Soci-
ETY. All Torn Up does myself and family n
great injustice, and | would therefore re-
spectfully request you to give my version
OF the affair referred TO. No portion of the
article is true except that had an alteTca-
ton with James Powers and beat him.
This | did because he came into my presui-
seS without my consent and against Ny
orders. | ordered him to leave the same.
and upon his refusal the alteration re-
ferred to took place. All the remaining
portion of the article in regard TO my wife's
faithlessness is wholly untrue. Believing
that Won have no desire to do me an inius-
tice. | would request you to make the cor
rcction referred to.
Very Respectfully.
CiEoRGF WiLLIAMs
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THE GREY-LrNDsEY CONTEST.
Very No1uminons Testimony Compiled
and Printed-FfIfngs.

The testimony in the contest case
OF L. Q. Grey VS.. W. l.. Lindsey, which
was in hearing for twelve days in
the United States land office, has
been transcribed and it fills 900 typc-writ-
ten pages. Official Stenographer Bolster
has made triplicate copies, one for each of
the attorneys and one to be filed in the
land office. Besides the 900 pages of tes-
timony which the register and receiver
will have to labor through before they rem
der decision, they will have numerous
exhibits to examine in the shape of vege-
tables and many Photographic views of
the disputed land. The land in contro-
versy lies near Snohomish lake in What
com county, land was taken up a as
homestead. The plaintiff has taken up
the land under the pre-emption right and
now endeavors to show that the land is
more suitable for timber than agricultural
purposes.
The testimony in the w. A. Handley VS..
Herman Schunert homestead contest ease
which has been in hearing for several days,
was all taken yesterday and the case
ended
The prescription contest case of G. w
Hilderbrandt VS.. Henry Androk was fin
ished in the contest room Yesterday.
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RAIL WI rs.

RAILWATS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
is the line to take to all points East and
South. 1t is the DINING CAR ROUTE. Ii
through vestibued Trains every
day in the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
mo change of cars)
Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers of latest
equipment,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which &C
commodaticns are both PREF and furnished for
holders of first or second-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with all lines af-
fordng direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured in
advance through any agent of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points In America, England and
Europe be purchased at any ticket office OF this
company.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE A. FOLLOWS:
Overland through train. 6:l0 a. m.
Portland and south, 6:s5 q. M and s;35 p M
shenai r,s an and 2, Dartb a5e M n and
Tacoma and local $40, 6;i5 and s:l5 a. m;
1925, 2:50 and S:S5 p. m
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE FROM
Eastern points, 1928 a. m.
Portland and south. $40 a. m. and 7:25 p. m
Chehalis and Olympia, IL 10 a; m:
Anacortes and north; l2;05 and $40 r M
Tacoma and local, 1925, $40 and lilo a. M. /;
2.l5, 5 20 and 7:25 p.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and ST.
Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
day coaches. finest palace dining cars between
Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct Daily ser
vice.
Fun information conce- ming rates. time of
trains routes and other details furnished on appi
cation 90
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. Pass Agt.
l2l First 81. cor. Washington. Portland, Or
]. 4. NADEAU, General Agent. Seattle.
A CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent, 1l6 Second
street, Boston block, Seattle Wash.
r. TONkIN, Ticket Agent, Seattle Depot foot OF
Third street.
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New suits Filed.

The following were among the new suits
filed in the superior court yester-
day;
The Seattle Hardware Company VS.. Ed
ward Kihn-Suit on promissory note for
$3l295.
A. II. King VS.. John Keenan, and Robert
Calligan and j. +. L. Mitchell executors
of will of J. A. McPhee deceased-Suit on
promissory note for 81 1888.
Wakefield d Ramsland vs. Wakefield &
Richard Suit for S43l.9l, balance due for
merchandise
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pUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF Sc
ettle,-
Bay and sell foreign and domestic exchange trans
fer money by telegraph TO any part of the
United states and Europe. receive de-
posits of money and issue pass
books or certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS:
London. y. VI. Rothschild & sons.
Paris he Roihschld Freres.
Frankfurt \. NJ. l.. Won Steiger & Co.
New York. agency OF Bank oi California
Chicago Commercial National Bank.
Boston. suffolk National Bank.
san Francisco. The Bank OF California
Portland. The First National Bank
IsNai-Th ~ lHr-hi- President
r. = fkRtsN Vice President
J. ~ ETH Cashier
Rank located corner Cherry and Front streets.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
authorized capital. S250,009
Az up. IOu,Uoo
Transacis general banking business
nun 'fN resident
II. ID. BALLARD. ............... Vice President
IL. IL SPENCER. .......... asher
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such A PLACE, FOR IN
STANCE, Is
UTSALADY."
A Wise Mans Word TO Investors.

This country will be densely populated
Sound. Some of them may be a good deal
the lead And let me tell you, when it
comes to the question of specializing in
real estate, | would much rather take my
chances III one of those young, vigorous
towns than in the older ones. where values
are already pretty high. Many of these
small towns will go right.ahead and a few
OF them, on account of their more fortu-
nate location, will undoubtedly make
rapid progress in the near future. Such
place, for instance, is Utsalady. | do be-
lieve that if town had been started on
that beautiful harhor in Utsalady Bay ten
years ago it would have been the largest
city on the Sound today. The location is
commanding one, its resources are inn
mense. The oldest settlements, the finest
farms, the biggest timber--up in that vi
entity is where you will find it. The IA
nous Skagit and Stillaguanish valleys,
with their wealth of timber. coal, iron,
marble, asbestos, silver, copper and other
precious minerals, are directly tributary to
Utsalady, which is practically the only
deep water harbor and shipping port for
that region. Utsalady is great steamboat
center already, and | notice the railroads
are also heading for Utsalady. In my
opinion it is a good place to invest
Lots and acres in Utsalady for sale on
easy terms. Free sites for manufacturing
purposes. Special inducement to parties
wishing to engage in banking and whole
sale enterprises. Circulars free.
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Ballard OficiaI Mandamused.

Captain L. W. Lake, mayor pro TEN of
Ballard, having refused to sign warrant for
$57 due James Keller for alleged services,
keifer went before Judge Lichtenberg yes
terday and obtained an alternate writ of
mandamus commanding Acting Mayor
Lake to either sign his $57 warrant or APP
pear in court on January Sd and show
cause why he should not do So
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Crowds are attracted 10 the window Of
G. II. Ando, III Second street, by wood
carving / go years old, taken from Bud
dhist church and which arrived from Japan
Yesterday The store was brilliantly IL
Illuminated and showed off the rich coilec-
ton of silks, curios and toys imported for
Christmas
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Was PropelIed Into Jail.

Peter Oppenler was bound over TO the
superior court yesterday by Justice Neagle,
in the sum of $500, ON charge of grand
larceny for stealing n steamer propeller
from the Stetson Mill company. John
yanderlst, who was jointly examined with
Oppenler, was discharged.
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Trial Jurors Discharged.

Twelve jurors who have been serving on
the regular panel in Judge STATIONS court
were paid Off yesterday and discharged.
Certificates for S63 for each were issued to
them and they left happy.
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CRY NOTICES.

Y ha4 HEASGRER'S NOFICE-THE FOL
rs ss warrants Viii he paid upon presentation
ksA,s 10y treaSuref'S office. and no interest al
Ia ea.sHsf hileen days from first publication Of
SsSa.son street warrants. ordinance $50. Nos
~ &c i.5le, Inclusive.
"a s'tse, warrants. ordinance .252, Nos 377
sssts .aensiVe.
fseo, lssclnSlve
sss,s Stree, warrants. ordinance .36s. Nos 6e7
80. Inclusive
81 Sd seNetih street warrant, ordinance 1852,
ssrss, ~ warrant, ordinance .iS9. Ne. lbs,
- Is ~, sttset warrants, oranaiIce ,2Sa. Ne. 5
snN isth day Of Dsscefnber. 1890.
WILLIS /. AMES, Ilty Treasurer.
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Police Judge Was Lenient.

Judge Rivers wore benign smile when
he took his seat in the police court yester-
day. He was more lenient than he had
been for some time and the half-dozen
men charged with drunkenness were let off
with only lecture. He wanted to let all
who could spend their Christmas out of
iaii
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CanitaI of WASHINGTON.

School Teacher-What city is tiie future
capital Of Washington
smart Boy (whose father has bought in
Medinal- Medina.
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Pullman reservations made for all points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad, the yestibuIed
slear.or and dfning-car line. A. ChilbcFg, city
ticlef agent. 7ls second street, Boston block; +.
Teukiil depot ticket agent, Seattle.
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NOTICE TO COMMERCIAL MEN.

Commercial men are provided with fine sample
rooms. specially fitted up on ground npcr, aud
,s.,,sf sfes,ifa-rooln and board at three dollar
per dan $500, 1T the Tacoma hotel Also
weekly rates
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..Tska il before breakfast because il viii give
,-a an aytesite regulate the bowels and cleans.
ihe skin ii eli impurisies-Dr. Henley English
Dsndeljoa Tonic. sold eyeTtwh here.
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Mrs. Lamson of Port Angeles says !:
.'Ath-Io-pho-ros cures Rheumatism.
Druggists sell it.
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Take the Northern Pacific raiir0ad, yestibuls
sleeper and diningcar route. for az points East.
A. Chilberg, city ticket agent 1o sec ~ street,
Bostou block l.. T0nkiu, depot ticket agent.
-aaffI..
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RANk OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
IL incorporated by royal charter 1882

Transaets general banking business. safe de-
posts vaults In connection.
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LEG Al NOTICES..


DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
a., ~ Notice Is hereby given that ia pursue
= ~. 81 ofGef OF tae Probate court uf the county
4 RS sStt 81 W asingIou, made on the I'D day
81 n asiet' les0, in the matter Of the estate ~
s;srls,s, ssslia'i, deceased. the undersigned the
ss@sas OF said estate viii sell at public
o. T,, ~ 'ae highest bidder Cor cash, gold coin OF
I'D pa 49, states, and subject 10 confirmation by
sae,.ss ~ ~ court on Thursday. the 18th day Of
ioaSS = 1871, al u O'Clock - ~, at the court
ia sshe city Of Seattle, county OF King. state
e,sss ~ siSt"h all The right. t!te interest and
IA &C., ent sala \. II. Cristman al the time Of
a. "a aia al the right, utle and interest that
w ssssittie has, by operation of law or other
o. 81 other Than or i'm addition To that of
d A. s - - tftSiman AZ the time Of his death,
Sss, az mat certain lot, piece or parCel of land
xse ~ ,,taS ana being IA tho said county Of King,
kzanS !" ashtustpn, and bounded and described aS
sssAsss.s ~NU: The north oue-half ~ of the
sa,fa - ene-lo0rjh & tD Of the northeast one
As1A y ~ section ., township twpnty -tsSo J2f
e-ss 49, ttree - east, containing twenty l2oi
"a a. sNiits and conditions OF sale Cash. guild
tassp -, 80 hiied States 10 per cent Of the pur-
D. s.s S.sey 60 be paid To the administrative on
ali o Hs sale, balance on confirmation of sale by
ssa-s 80 court, excepting Ave hundred 5000
tt - s ~ q shall be paid un OF before six months
&Ss,s a.e 81 said sale. ssid five hundred $500
esgl-s.aet Of secured bS note. with surety and
NJ 81 M oh said properly and bear interest al the
sz,ssn.s - cent per auuUm until paid. eesa AT
lss,ses. purchaser. MARY q. GktSrMAN,
SifiN % the Estate ~ a. II. triStaian.
..-e Dee. -. 1890
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STEAMER w F. MUNRoE
VIII leave Hatfeld's wharf ON Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday mornings, on tide, for
HAMILTON, sEDRo, AVON, MT. VERNON
STANwOoD and way landings.
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STEAMERS.
STE4MERS.
HOOPS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE
STEAMER JOSEPHINE

VIII leave HaffieifC ofn ans dock, foot Of Marion
street. at a N. Tuesday. Thursday, SATURDAY for
Kingston. Port Gamble Bangor Seabeck. Pleasant
Harbor. Homa Homa. Iiliiwaup, Hoodsport and
Union CITY, Returning. leaves Union City at 4 a.
m. Pony train from Liiliwaup Falls 10 Lake Cush-
man daily.
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Dinner sets. French china, ssfni porcelain,
Carlsbad, adamantine in any shape desired and
very cheap az seattle CrocSery Company $, so
Front street.
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The hantsagacst line Of carving sets in Seattle
81 seattle Craekcry Company. ~ Front street.
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STEAMERS.
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
torta: At n. m. (paSsengers received board at
5p. m.l December 4, Q. IA, 10, "A and every five
days thereafter,
Is
From san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Al a. m, December ], 8, II, IT, Il
and 70.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF the
pany at Ocean Dock, seattle.
GooDALI- PERKINS & CO., General Agents,
san Francisco.
III. MCCLELLAN, Superintendent, Seattle.
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WINTER TIME CARD FOR 1890, COM
w mencing Tuesday. September %.
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
For Seattle, Tacoma, olympia steilacoom, Puget
City ard McNeii's Island: