The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-24
BRE YITIES.

A plat of Oakland addition was filed Yesterday
with the county auditor by Horace o. Hollen-
beck and WIFE,
All members of Arcana lodge and all visiting
brethren are requested TO meet at the Masonic
temple at o'clock p, m. today.
All members o; ST. Johns lodge and all visit
ing brethren are requested TO meet at the
Masonic temple at o'clock p. IN. today.
Three patients were received at Providence
hospital yesterday and two were discharged. At
Grace hospital one patient was received.
Z. NJ Talmadge, charged with stealing q
watch, was fined $50 yesterday by Judge Rivers.
In default of payment of the fine he was COM
mitted to Jail.
Five cash entries. two final homesteads and
one homestead entry were filed in the United
States land office yesterday. The receipts Tor
the day amounted to 81 ,627.22
Professor John w. Heston, principal of the
High school, desires to announce that the pupils
of the High school expected to assemble
there al o'clock today to receive their averages.
Licenses TO wed were issued yesterday by the
county auditor for Michael Brennan, of Seattle,
and Margaret Mullarkey, OF New York city;
Charles Saelback and Pauline Ii. Ortiz, both of
Seattle.
The newly formed adjudication committee,
consisting of the mayor, Alderman Miller and
Delegate Lyon. met yesterday il the city hall,
but only took matters submitted To it under ad-
yiscment.
The Puget Sound Machinery Depot, of this
city, has been appointed state agent Tor the cele
bIatcd Chailoner shingIe machinery. Those in
terested in single machinery may see their
advertisement elsewhere IN this paper.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Donahue &
Fairfield Mining and Smelling Company were
filed yesterday with the county auditor by VIII
liam Dunahue, John Fairfield. Daniel T. Cross
AMI T. A. Grunden. The capital stock is $4,000.
George {. schaar. the only son oi Mrs. " L.
Rogers, died last evening of Il complication of
diseases following upon typhoid fever. at Le-
nora aud Third streets. aged 10 years. Arrange
meats for the funeral viii be announced today
Fire engine No. 3. hosewago No and chem
cal engine company No. were seat To- Wal.a
waila addition yesterday afternoon 10 put out
brush ire which had assumed dangerous pro
PORTIONS and threatened buildings along ID.
vision ,treet The fire was soon checked
city Attorney George II. Forjsou is in attend
ance al the militia eucampmeut nj American
LAKE, aud his law rartacr, J. T. NcElroy, 70 at
tending 10 the municipal court business during
his absence Mr.. Forison is Lieutenant of q
company and Is one of the most enthusiastic
militia men IN the state.
...Ihe funeral OF Willsm Plt;mau took place
Yesterday aitvruooa. Services we're held NJ the
Masonic hall IN Port B.akeley. aud then the
steamer sarah VI. Reatou brought the Corfege to
seattle where a number 81 Seattle people prin-
CIpaiy Masoas. met II Al Harrlngtu 4 smiths
wharf at > O'Clock. The remains were inferred
in LAKE View cemetery, Rev. John r Damon
conduciing another service al the grave
John Jones and Z stokes, who claim to be
abroad aborers, were arrested YESTERDAY morn
ing upon a charge Of robbinS laDorer named
T. Hauey OF sl) in the Mug saloon on south
Tatrd street The two men were efraigned for
hearing last evening before Judge Rivers, and
Ia deiauit OF bail IN the sum o! s51o each they
went 10 jail pending their trial in the superior
court lhe arrests were made by Officer surry