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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

Battalion Drill Next wednesday-Elec-
ton Of ofsicers Notes.
II failaNlng specisl order has been iksussj

Dsstslien Drill Next wednesday-Eiec-
ton Of osicers Notes.
TAs fallasiug special order has been Issued
iron rfimentsl headquarters:
sseeial Order, No. IL
HsAperAuEas FIRST RssImrsT, n. G. w.
SEATTLE. WASH, Feb 3, 1891. I
|. Composites y, u and + Of this regiment will
esssnbls u the Armnry, in seattle, on wedncs-
Oar. H&rth 4 1851, 81 o'clock y. m. sharp, for
iasfsrtlcn ID battalion drili.
Field and staff will report to the colonel, and
bnn commissioned stat aud band 10 the adiu.
hnt ~ The same hour and place.
AdsEianis call viii be sounded at 10 y. m
shHp Nv order OF COLONEL Haisxs
n Rrxr, in. First Lieut. and Adjutant
A cory Of the above order has been sent to
sea member Of the three companies, in order TO
secure iuii attendance
% sst v Wednesday evening Company elected
eHosr - follows +. 8 InggahaIn, captain,
ues H.R. fhornell, resigned. f. l. Stinson first
nrerasut, wee W. j. 6TaInbs. resigned, III H.
taaith, sies 4. s. lngrahsm. A committee was
sppu'nlsd 70 look into the financial condition of
~ company, stst another ~ draft a set OF by
hst 70 govern the company ss a civil orgsuixa-
nnn The new ofsrers all take a deep interest
z sas welfare Of the company aud are using
sse'l saort % build Il up The sergeants OF the
saaFshs are 70 =, appointed by Captain Ingra-
cam a. snon as the commissions of the officers
~ wefivsd NON Olympia
~ sen ~ tha weather will permit the local
sapsses are 10 practice cut of doors in skirm-
NJ ftiii and street riot drill
AHfnlga the legislature has refused an an
Isepsiailoa 70 siesssy the expenses OF an en-
sMflent ny me First regiment, il il probahle
80 seoui EIGHT companies of seattle. Tacoma
.aa ssas' soana towns viii combine 70 eucamp
49, sol's time this summer, paying the cost
ssasshsfsA he eneamplaeat will probably
sAs iIsfe " July en some spot near seattle
psaset '>' '''s 0Ni'i
shs hesrlag OF the saii brought by " III Cor.
ssa VI fs thsssiesBent aS seeuad lieutenant OF
sNapssf will ae held In the King county SUI.
F'laf esafs GA February Is
sf.asa 'ngEahsm. Of Company r. announces
49, = ,ee enH az two or thtea months he viii
sassA,s as eeFVagals from among the ncw men
-, s~ie sSosn tbs greatest proficiency lu
:. s,ssa'Eaas expects 81 give an entertainment
I. - afS iatuFe. Sergeant Park HegderNot,
=, ~ go appointed 70 make preliminary 81
a. ~ last meeting Company + elected one
-. ss1,fsf aud revived four applications tor
NE = n,esigus'ioa Of Captain kellogg, Of Com.
~ = 80. ase nes yet been approved
h. sasffess IN tae prppsssed battery Of aftli
ksVNAaE ggiie active Nr. J. Negcalfs
49, sea 81 TIE movement An effort will
srsss,,s ~ nAss TIE legislature make an sppro.
- -'e's 5cf SftilefT, fer which branch Of clti
rzg.,.i3'si's.f t'ess - new 10 provision in the
ts.s ssh = 81 sentiment ~ the members Of the
-. seaapsnies IL IN favor az the talked Of
Il - 4 e''ss :, NE ATmofy. Il Is though; that
i "a - hsdeh te heifa np the waning inter eat
ss sIaiss ot the tata}{top
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

sad trYfnz 70 consolidate We suereeaes IN
Eetnng IN everything we wantea ed TIE bill
Viii Dc reported on Acaday or Taestay TIE
con nissee Is first obsoctet 10 ossr severe renss-
ties Iof faaiurS 70 pay pol TAI, bus finally lneoy-
ypratcd the secsiota. To the other egxxesfxons
there was little or no objection
NJ. JOAN Z. Ayer. OF the special legislative
soia fhitsee OF the thsrntey OF cqr1srees VITO
has inst returned from ofyrsrsss s..6 -est.rssv
- undersssns thst q practical agreement has
been reached between tie frienfs 81 sse Forres,
sno TIE RUNNER bills. ana the consols Szfiva
ably go through both houses without sr1ene-
- vas specially interested In The movement
fcr . constitutional amendment allowing an IN
crease Of tbs state debt Our members sgses1
Lkaesr Euanenee against a resolution for issuing
boaas 70 the amount os only one half Of Per
cent OF the grsnf list but viii favor 3 gesS4lu-
ton ratfaug the nnzls az 81 essan for size capitol
sng ofner buildings. and tsD.ooc more for gen
ergI purposes
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1T STRIKES TIRE EYE.
The Importance OF Living Near = Car
Line.

In about sixty days or less the new electric
line 20 Brook iyu addition viii be finished, anal
then a larger number OF people will live there
than in any other one section ci the caiy, Tor
why
Hecanse mot woman $ reason The cars viii
run right "a tho center ot this charming suburb
aud Tor EASY access 70 the city IL cannot .. beat
Fwery los is being cleared In the addition, Rnd
homes are seinT erected whlch add beauty and
solidifv to the property secure lot at once
James A. MnoFe. ltS Columbia street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
IGNORANCE WAS COSTLY.


T. Breske was sued in the superior court yes
terday by Bernard Carpenter aud vile TO compel
him to reform and correct an instrument on file
In the auditors Office. Carpenter states that on
February he borrowed s775, giving what he
supposed to be a mortgage as security for it to
Breshe, and giving him also $se5 of the amount
borrowed for the purpose of satisfying a mort
gage held by the Washington Savings bank.
He says he could neither speak nor write Eng
lish, and instead of signing mortgage AS he in
tended he signed an absolute deed IN lot I6,
block rs, in Gilman PARK addition, which Is
worth $4,000; that Rreske induced him To sign
the deed either by fraud or mistake, and for
some reason failed 10 satisfy the mortgage at
the bank. He asks in his complaint that the
court have the instrument reformed 50 that it
will ne mortgage for the security of f77S of Dor
rowed money instead OF deed, and that Breske
be compelled to cancel the mortgage held by the
Washington Savings bank for ssS5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Petitions and Remonstrances Presented
Yesterday.

Al the regular meeting OF the board OF public
works yesterday petition was presented by
property owners on Columbia, between Twelfth
and Broadway. and on Thirteenth aud Cherry,
10 grade at their own expense. II was referred
to the city engineer.
City engineer reported that the cost OF Joy
street would be about s. 10
The bid Of san Francisco Bridge Company for
the wharf At spring street reported 70 be 800
lower than anS ether, aud was accepted
Crawford s Couovor submitted plat OF College
grounds addition for approval; referred 10 city
engineer.
Mr ScaeraVc complained thAtthe bill for water
Tor his house last month wss much higher BY
meter than hy occupancy. IL wss SO fer that
month. sud tue house was only occupied part ct
sire month. He thought the meter was defective
The meter will he tested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

The Jury in the condemnation suit Of the Sc
attic q Montana Railway Company against IL.
h Nall and others, returned ycrriic. yesterday
assessing Halls damages for the strip of land
taken al $500. and the damage 70 the adjoining
property 81 1880. The ease was tried In Judge
osbora's court and went 10 the jury Friday
night Tho verdict was unsatisfactory 80 the
Glcf In The Casc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
New salts Filed.

The following ara amorg the new suits eeEun
in the superior court yesterday
KsrSeck 4 Nicholas vs. James A. Painting
Salt on prrEatss0Ty note for fSe.ts-
A levin w. alter J. tgffmsn ct Ai-Slit for
81. On proTnssscry mote.
u X Baxter - lillian Gsge-suit on prom
is.orr note for sI.1fGAt
EfiAs Kiixon - Al -. George NsRs CT Al
suit for $40 fer labor performed
Thomas lose Ct ~ - Fremont MsaGfactur-
ing Company for ~ s. for goods sold
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

One Thousand Dollars Damages to Two
North End Lots.

William Blackman was awarded 81 600 dam
ages against the city by jury in Judge Humes'
court yesterday for twcive-foo, strip taken by
the city of lots 10 and II in block Al. and lots
and q in block e.. for widening Second street
The property is located near Blanchard on
Second street which was widencd after the FIRE
Some of the witnesses testified that the prop
erty adjoining WAS damaged and these lots were
worth from 5000 70 $500 less after the street
was widened, and tsveiye-foot strip was taken
from them. other witnesses said the property
was benefited by widening the street. The Jury
doubtless struck an average in the matter and
concluded 20 give Blaekmsn s. ,oo damages for
the land tasen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

Senator Eshesnssr. 81 Yakima ard klicttsf
counties csnas over troza Olympia Yesterday
ARA viii prezcA fetsy. both moving ssa even
Srv ia the F1rss CHRISTIAN ehurch. The senator
Is me az the uausi eloquent spoSksrs ~ tAs *
islsture and a sad 10 lie splendid % ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
Judro Iiehtenberr Al work Again.

Judge Ischsenberg was in court again yester
eay morning. having recovered from brief 81
ress caused by the drsaghts in the Old court
rcosn whera he has been compelled TO deal out
Justice FOR the past few months
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THE REVENUE etr,S
.s@'senastion. Of s.sxs,or., con
aen Adopted o,,.

H. ct Assessors Conveu-
e.. Ae'rsed Other Liquidation.
cs-a's Assessor Yraak Pa, -, a..
ss.A. 4 !ss'crasy and reporsea fsat ire ~,,r.
ssxvss, = q 'as state Asssasoss eonveat.on I,
49, .a' ssAagcs in the svra gvvsnnn ~. a
r r. in is efforts ''' ' ~
ssss Ssas' ssssahSrs Of tho car.u,f,..n vxse
tss,o. !, oeosse A Cock. q Pscrce " IA
AM mssla Sslla; J. " Baap ~ t,sca..
ksss. - y aseasenala, Of Iloooln, szd ees~r, /.
sns Is ca Ca .,e we rvacAea o.ympi. ,us, =.
- ssass a wsss ssass saitsee trosa tire sensse
uAisA lAsy rs, - -, - h.saanssf sad Forrest
ssAs nsAas1S sssssoa hy seSs.on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
No. gosu~,o nutt. etc

: Ezcs2sEz TsaEr YESTERDAY sal that 2 " p
T4Exss. kaas o4 tina Press woz4 leave seattle ard
sssiss n Butte. Mont NJ z3nxss feaves rxvs.
E&yse- w0Ek sas ria purSo~E 81 eesotSE< airns<3E
IS lie .Gsesxss 81 . rsag sstEt< syzaAzass ard ss
so sszzaLa On tie saga1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

The pleasant eee~'i and tae perfect 'Nis'' va
vhteh ladies nav uss the squld fruSt l&rasave.
swan ~ ftxs. RmasE a. ecaditloas. Ensse u
theiy iaesstite rensesv i IS piass-nS - tA~ eye
and 20 the taste. gsatls. Yet eaees@A. "a aets1s
ON see kl&usyz- liver snA toseAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOLS.
The Apportionment as Made by the
County Superintendent

The quarterly superintendent OF funds TO the
school districts az King county was completed
yesterday By County school Superintendent V.
A Pusey. The superintendent, which amounts
To 81 "a o6, was made February N The report
Of superintendent Pusey, which was completed
YESTERDAY shows the amount of money which
each of the ninety-ons districts Ia the county
will receive al follows;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
Horse in panger of Drowning.

A horse which was being uuioaded from the
steamer Glide a; Baker Il Co.'S wharf last even
ing broke through the gang plank aud bad a
narrow escape from tnmhiirg into the hay. lie
wss finally raised upon another plank and got
ten OH al rirhf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

Yesterday afternoon VI lee J. Pt1nsrs team.
frightened ~ = csf. started Is Eaa n tront q
TIRE Epler block on sesoBG street 4 Mss
gEshers was tarowa s-0sz th4 earEfsxs. bat w.s
Eaiz. s2sesl except fer sense a.. shE bruises.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

TIE COMMITTEES ot TIE Ca&anhsr Of Commerce
wAsea n acting with Alexzszae- Tod Brown in
locking tar g aauriBx gus1 Faxt yesterday and
discussed TIE sst2st2on- BAT reached 70 as.saIss
esszgEG..Sa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22

TfYse waits for no aAs, Bsithsr 10 TIC ssAsss a.
ths sy{xcs thew zFa selling gos a. las AzaESFisl
glotAinx HOUSE. &E kToGk
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CONVENTION OF FIL0TS.
Seattle Delegate Returns From Baiti-
more-The New Offieers.

Captain D 7. Davis. of the steamer Emms
Hayward, returned yesterday from baltimore,
where he has been attending the meeting Of tho
Grand Hsroor Of the American Brotherhood OF
Steamboat Pilots, as 3 delegate iron Puget Sound
Hsrbor. No ID
The grand hsrhor met on the 10Th OF January.
and WIS Ia session four and = half days Cap
tain Davis yesterday gave PoSr- iSrELIia kscEe
reporter the following account Of The
meeting: There were twenty-thres dele
gates in attendance. All the harbors were
represented. Some changes were made In
eur constitution aud bylaws, but no business OF
public Importance was transacted: r. u. sped
den, OF Baltimore, was elected grand captain. Z
Van keuren, Of Randolph, n. Y. grand pilot.
=. A. Briggs, Of Providence, T. l., second pilot;
W. Y Johnson. of Norfolk, Va, grand chaplain.
Benjamin +. Perkins, OF Brooklyn, grand CAP
tains clerk: Luther b. Dow, OF Brooklyn, grand
pnrser. aud Captain W. J. Hutton, OF Jersey
City, past grand captain. W. r. ForsInan vas
selected district deputy for the California dis
triet, and c. d. Brswnfeld district deputy for
the district OF oregon and Washington The
convention adjourned 10 meet IN Brooklyn on
the third Tuesday In January, isq3- "
Captain Davis said he had a delightful trip,
having visited Washington City. New York and
various other Eastern cities since the cenyen-
ton adjourned.
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TIE above superintendent wax made from
funds drasn iYrsu Tor i.sxa Aside from
fhe fla.aa due from aelina Gsat :axes. sh-nas
saeE of which Only 10 hxslF 20 ~ 80 lActesi.
tEss superintendent IL All tse schools al tie
Cou4gy Will receive daring tle coming year
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sassr 20 lean At osce. en sasise TrS-T-ersy. -
e1.ys 4 Ka,cr. ~ sas :. ss.s lSpoA4i s---a--S
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New Company WIN Reduce Wharfage.

The wharf heretofore known as the Badere
Milling Compans's dock, at the foot OF Seneca
street. viii hereafter be known as the Aer-
chants wharf, having been leased by the Ner-
chants Warehouse aud Dock Company. Of " hieh
Louis IL. FrankenhemeF is general manager.
Mi Frankenheifner said yesterday that the old
wharf would be puiied down, new piles driven
and complete new wharf constructed, OK tend
Tag somewhat further out thsb the present
wharf He said the company contemplated
meeting with the shippers in the city, with a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-22
A DoubIe-Headea storm Coming.

The usual weather telegram OF Signal Service
Officer Finley to Captain Hatfield was varied a
little yesterday, and gave warning OF an un-
usual storm II resd rs follows. Continue in
formation signal thirty six hours from lo50 =
III. today Cyclone approaching off Vancouver
island, which win unite with the one now cen.
trail in British Columbia and cause heavy storms
off Washington and Oregon coasts Danger TO
both north and south bound vessels
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-. ,y ssss~ al szsesshlr4s hsFars hasf - rls>-
49,. Ernr~ss@s eisghtax House, - kroEt
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Call ara sse Plat ard e. uTseSs Of hsTiien
.rrx ssssSsss.s NJ ~ ssAsagtaa eus}ssaK-
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SEATTLE ABROAD.

The Northern Pacific IL Now Spreadtng
the City's Fame.
The Northern Pacific railroad has begun in
earnest the distribution Of circulars and pam
phlefs from the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
Yesterday Secretary J. ". Dodge received q let
ter from T. r. Great. the general immigration
agent OF the Northern Pacific, asking for sup
ply OF this literature.
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YATISI

We beg 70 announce that We have
secured the agency for Seattle for the
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LATOlR 4 CO
FRONT AND MARION STREEIS.
ANACORTES
SEDRO.

The best residence and business lots
on easy terms and at low prices. The
best opportunities for successful spec
ulaticn in the state.
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Prices Of Admission: Auditorium. i0c; sests In
fhester. zoe. Soc. atsc; box seats. SOC. Seats
served six days In advance AT box once and At Lee
& ~chlumpfs drug store. corner Second and O.
Iuulbia streets Telephone COS.
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-24

NE JrSIrs WALL . P-O=izezs Delta
plznse-. died NJ Wall >sassoz LAST week
TRE Tate COzaty Bazk Exs o-r.zEzed
NJ >ezxEoAix Last ~eek wifA s@Ssac cap
isAL The follO~in< o7rs-s xere
elected J. " Walker. Pr~si1srf- l. D.
oxlesby. viee-pres.6e-t= Pail A RzsA.
cashier
DE W w EyASs. Of ASe-seea- o.e
e The hriEassst yo1n< physiciAns II iAe
State and = nephew Of State Treasurer
Eraas. has been appointed 10 Al import
AIT chair in Leading Chicago medical
eo,lege-
TEE zzaaAl report Of the assistant
freight and passenger 2xent- l. Hardy.
o. cotton conditions NJ stations @ tie
Queen a Crescenf roase bstrsez Meri-
sian- Miss. and sarevepcrs, La. a.
compared ~ith last rear. xAoxx sAs4 cs
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-09-24

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--zl sslAslas fr,oz she Uas.<xs Ssat-s> wKs
restricted IN sAe eafeA oE seals sAss rear
% s-s@a sxin~ IL = alleged thai the
tSZ@erwSzl company h&s ~xc-ns<a tAzs
ezseh- tA=s vso2asiz< tho zscxszs vive.si
aid she British S0~~rz=eat las called
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