The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-11
BREvIrIEs.

Mra J. W. NcAllep has Just returned from .
two month"; visit In Ban Francisco. and Capt
AcAllsp IL NO longer mourning wtdowsE
The funeral Of Thomas McKowan. who died
Saturday. took place from Trinity tabernacle
q o'clock yesterday. intermant being made in
Lake View cemetery.
permit wa issued BY the supsriutsndsnt of
buildings yesterday to Peter Kalstad for ONE
story frame building on Smith avenue between
Second and Third streets, to cost $500
Charles Taylor. the insane young man brought
down from Martin creek SATURDAY, was yester.
day taken 70 the poor farm for treatment, and
his case continued BY Judge Mchtenbsrg.
Capt John Ryan was accused BY W. A. Bruce
with stealing SIS from him, but Justice Won
psared against him when the case came on for
trial
The county commissioners yesterday opened
bids for the lease Of 100 acres of school lands
near Des Moinea J. A. David's bid was yl6 rs
Per year, and that OF Edgar Young $3.50 The
lease was awarded to Young.
It was Clifton Calver. and not Clifton Cald.
we'll, aged 16 who was arrested with John A.
Johnson By Officer Roberts Last Saturday morn.
ing for stealing banjo from the house Of MIRA
Sarah Ewing on Howell street.
The Posr-IErELLIeEEcEl OF Sunday credited
the institution Of Mount Tacoma Council Amer
lean Legion OF Honor to Mai. D. g. Lowell, OF
Tacoma The instituting oficer was Col +. N.
Lowell. supreme deputy commander.
A. b Noyes d Co, Of the Nonpareil saloon.
deny that George LOOMS and another confi.
dsnos man attempted % work the -top and bot
TOM dice game on green-looking fellow In
their saloon few days ago They do not allow
such characten about the plaoa
The annual meeting Of King County Invest.
meut Company. No. 2, was held yesterday, and
the following officers elected: President, Jabes
B. Nelson; secretary. E. G. Baird: attorney,
Eben Smith; trustees, Il s. J. Hunt, Eben
Smith, G. T. CoEover, C. H Noble, D. N Baxter.
4 B. Downing and Jabes B. Nelson.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday for c.
Osland and Sophie Jackson, OF Ballard: John
Henry KIRK and Margaret & Alison, OF Seattle:
Charles BrockmAn and Annie Rankin, of Seat
tie; Henry II. Spicer, OF San Francisco, and
Laura B. Tsnney, OF Port Ludlow; James Har-
mon and Rosa Thommas. OF Seattle: Jonn Xii.
lain. Of Port Angeles, and Bella Lsslis. Of Gar.
dan City, 8 Oak.
will have . hearing today, on the charge OF
stealing an ironing boar1 - large ~ . large
table, . birdcage. wire Co. and . pillow from
the sc Dennis, l3l41< Thru street. John Den.
mis-, the proprietor, 10 complainant Constable
Charles Robinson, who arrested the woman,
says that some OF the property claimed to have
been stolen was still ct the St Dennia That
sion, abe declared had been given her by Dennis
vile
Peter Chiodo. proprietor OF the Monte Cristo
saloon, Third and Main streets, made . COM
plant ON September -, charging Harry Hamp-
ton With stealing . so gold piece from him.
He alleged that in giving Hampton some
money. be. by mistake, handed him 40 gold
piece for . silver dollar. He Immediately sent
his bartender after Hampton. and subsequently
mat him himself but the latter declared he had
never received il The arrest followed At the
hearing before Justice Won Tobel yesterday the
prisoner was discharged. the magistrate holding
the evidence iusufficienk