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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
THE TROUBLE IOWA,

The Democrats i'll the Iowa legislature
have substantially agreed upon license
bill. somewhat to the relief of many of
the Republican leaders in that state.
who are desperately weary OF standing
by prohibition as a party policy, and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
Paurs Dreadful Threat.

Fliegende Blaetter
In the Street Car-Paul, sit still. OF
you'll get thrashing.
Mamma, if yon punish me | shall
tell the conductor that was four years
old yesterday; then you'll have to pay"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

THE Massachusetts legislature will
amend the ballot act so that one mark
will do for electors. Why not for all
other names when the voter wants a
straight ticket?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

For st. Paul, Minneapolis and vicinity;
Winds mostly northerly, clearing to fair
Tuesday; continued fair to S p. m. Wednes-
day; lower temperature during that time.
7. f. Lyons, Local Forecast Official
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

Col. MORTON is no doubt right in rdi-
culing the figures that put the wheat
yield of North Dakota at 64.O00,oO0
bushels. The facts are sufficient with
ont such initiation
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
Eastern Advertising Office Room rs
Tribune BUILDING, New York.

Complete files of the GLOBE always kept on
hand for reference. Patrons and friends are
cordially invited 10 visit and avail themselves
of the facilities of our Eastern Office while
In New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
Trust the Ladies for That.

Utica Observer.
This being leap year the young
women of the country should get their
ultimate ready for opportune delivery.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

One of the monthlies is discussing the
question, rs Suicide Disease?' 1t is
evidently prejudicial TO protracted life.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
AWhited Sepnlchsc.

Port Ailegany Reporter.
A man with fur collar Oh his over.
coat may have fria5e on tn b1tJom OF
hiS pants.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

The few representatives of the Far mers'
Alliance in congress are making holy show
of themselves and the party for which III ey
stand. Meanwhile, the Alliance platfor m
in Minnesota, constructed by Ignatus DON
nelly, looks like crazy quilt te.escoped by
by The Great Cryptogram.
80
1t cannot be said of Cara that ''he never
set a squadron in the field - He has marched
across the Rio Grande at the head of 5000
men, and now the Eiisor-Sewing Machine
Agent-General-Bandit -Bushwhacker can con-
slider himself up to the eyes in war. 1t is
even thought hat an ultimatum would have
but little effect i'll detecting him from his
high, inscrutable purpose, whatever it is.
~
Lady Brooke recommends brandy as cure
for grip. The popularity of Lady Brooke
will increase i'll an inverse ratio to that of Dr.
Kelley, whorecommends asifetida.
-
William Dean Ho wells composes ali his
stories directly on the typewriter. This i'm
parts to them that macnine-like. automatic
style which SO forcibly reminds the reader of
the specifications of patent car-coupler.
50
Rlcnaru croker literary aGIicle Wrltten by
Bourke Cochran is the best specimen of
double-team work ever seen on this side of
the Atlantic.
A Chicago paper reports one John Grass as
missing from the city. The last heard of
him he was just west of the Missouri trying
to stop ghost dance, and at the same time
work up a boom for Sioux reservation real
estate.
It looks as though Senior Mont serio usly
intends to recall himself.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

SUNDAY ALONE.
VIZ in advance. So 90 ) mos. in adv. soc
q IN. in advance. 90 l M. in advance. zoe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

TRI-WEEKLY- DAILY Monday, Wednesday
and Friday)
! yr in advance. 81 co g mos in adv..S2 90
3monthS in advance. ST 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
Eerved. Address all letters and kilograms tc
THE GLOBE, st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
VT in advance. $40 90 ) mos. in ady..S2 80
q IN in advance. > 90 . weeks in adv. 90
One month .S5c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
Dne year 81 | Six mo- 6Sc Three mo- g.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
SUNRISE SIGNALS.

Pennoyer-Just returned from Denver,
ehs That's breezy city. What struck you
lost forcibly in that localitys
Bascom-A dry goods sign.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

Ex-senator Halvor Stevenson, of Crooks
ton. spent yesterday in st. Paul looking after
some legal matters. MIR. Stevenson was
leased by many Of his friends over his re-
ported combination with the Sage of MIMI
ger, but to all he declared that he was not
guilty.
III am after no office and am not making
any combinations with Donnelly or any one
else he said with smile. II have too
good a business at home 10 think of Office
holding. and propose to stick to it,
But you are reported to be an Alliance
MANI
Il shall read all the platforms next year."
replied the Crookston Statement, land then
vote as think best
What do you thin. of Senator Davis
chances of succeeding himself i'll the sen
ates'
.Ithink Ii, ought 10 go back He is an
abb, maiani deserves reelection. He will
have to make some biz 9ains in tina naSt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

It looks as though Senior Mont serio usly
intends to recall himself.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17
COLEGIO : De: SAN MIGUEL,
SANTA FE:, N. M.

Esa institution bao direction do los Heranos de las Escue
Cristanas fu& estahecida en- 1859.
curse de comprende los Ramos Eementales Conner
IngleE eccones de frances epaho aleman fonogri
Ia escrtara tpogafca ltype writngg
III esndio de quimca ensayo mneraes tcgma mnsca JUS
umena lexceptuando sumenos chaaga
csmo nor coda mos s2950
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17
LAS VEGAS NUEvO MExco sABADo II DE sETIENBRED

Ian dc cllos, hacifndoIes cl apre.
clio del perro. Pues VA ahora que
Sc ha llegado ell tempo de que es-
ta materia Sc esia aclarande les
iueumbe q los natiyos Repubiica.
nos de IA ciudad lie Santa Fe el re.
hcxionar mny .serlamentc que
han arriesg.do su vida emhanea-
dos por Ia calentura v el eohsma
de Ia preocupacidn, encontra dc
los suyos, cou eli solo tln dc adelan'
tar los caprichos de aventurefos.
Les sefa muy propio que echaran
4 los atoreadores por delante d hi
Ger las lazafas cue por medic del
lHcro sacio quieren yalerse del
cuero ajeno para proteier el suyo
Recucrdcu pues que el que ad@
lante no mira,etists Sc qneda, y cue
al que otro le usarpa eu su cabeza
cae Ia cnlpa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17
Una senora TIN.

la Senora Franc Il. Albright,
de Albuquerque, Presidentc del
Departamento de Sehoras de Ia
Feris Universal de Chicago por Ell
Territ0rio dc Nnevo Mexico, ha
tornado grandisimo intcres en- re-.
presentar 4 nnestro Terrltorio Ell
aquel ceitamen universal. Su
idea Sc fiia en- coleccionar toda
clase de ohjetos de utilidad, de ar
to j. lie lnjo que Sc preserven entire
nnestrs familias para exllibicidn en-
ii Feria Universal de Chicago.
Cierto es que en- nuestro medic cx.
listen mementos Antiques dc meal.
cnlable yalor, los cuales han sido
preseryados Ell las famillas de ge-
neraci6n en- generation, tales como
ornamentos. telas, prenslas rrecio-
sas. pinturas y etcetera. Toao
aguello que sea mas raro y hermo.
SO debe remitirse 4 Ia Sehora AL.
hrigh. y demas comisi6n para que
sea exhiDido EN- Ii exposition, mos
trando"por clio Ia clyilizaci6n = ar
te pasadas al lado de Ia presente,
Cada sehora eli cuyas yenas snrca
la sangre HIspano- Americana de-
be tener orgullo y grandeza en- par
tidpar al mundo ciyilizado las RI
quezas, refinamiento J progreso
que ha existido por eiglos entire los
descendientes del Cid I hijos Dc
Ia Peninsula Ibcra.
In sehora Albright mereee gran
disimo elogio por 81 interes perso
nal que toma en- querer revivir las
glorias pasadas de Ia raza Esplfio
In one habita Y forma parte dG
nnestra gran Repdhlica. Todai
las familias deben secindar los es
fuerzos de dicha senora y ayular-
Ia con entnslasmo on una tarea Il
cual es gloria para nuestra raza
debe ser reconocida como NH
bienhechora a nuestro Territorlo
puesto que emplea sn tempo Y es
fuerzos Ell una causa tan loable
noble.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17
-
Otrn.

las Vegas Sctiembre 10, dc 1892.
81. Editor de La yoz del Pueblo,
Siryase dar cabida en- las co.
lumuas de sn muy digno semanarlo
a 10 siguientc; Por eetas presen.
ties ,ieseo poner on conocimiento
de todos mis- amigos RepnbIicaUos
one desde hoy en- adelante no per-
tpnecert mas las tllas de dich0
partido; pues ya no esmi voluntad
balo ninguua consideration estar
en- ese partid0. No obstante, para
satisfaction del pdbico en- gene,
raj dire francamente que no tengo
carg0s en- contra dc uing1n Repu.
blicano. SincmIargo al hacer yo-
lnntariamentc IN preseute rennn-
ella, me reserve aquel aerucho que
incnmhe q iodo hombre librc { IN.
dependiente en- su albedrI0 Y Ties.
de luego me declare mn adherente
del Glorioso Partid0 del Pueblo
p0rqne tales son mis- conyicclones
estando satisfecho y persnadido
que sus principles son saIcs y be-
nehcos.
Considero ademas que su causa
es bnena porGne no abriga el cri
men nj el NAL y mas particular
mente porque 90 esfaerza Ell hacer
el mayor hien nj mayor nimero,
empehandose en- todo ! por tod0
en- mejorar Ia situaciOn del homes
to trabajador cuyos derechos indl.
viduales son enteramente ignales
q todos Y en- donde no Sc recono'
cen de ningnna manera dicmdorea'
lin conclusion dire que mis- OPT
nlones eoIamente 20 SOY dneho dc
ellas,y no por haber hecho M
cambio en- polItIca dclar6 de apre
ciar y respetar 4 aquellos amigos
que sc den luear para clio y me
rezcan mis- simpatlas y carIho
RespetuosameDte.
TRINIDAD SESA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17

Las Galllnas, Sept. IS, 1892.
Sr. Redactor de Ia Voz:
Suplicamos d Vd. nos conceda
un corto espacio en- su valioso pc.
ri6dico para exponcr ante el pue'
bio nuestra posicion poIitica.
Desde que dimos nuestro primer
yoto nuestrss convicciones fueron
con el particle Republicano,y nos
mantuvImos tirmes Ell sus filas
coll la..esperanza de yer realizado el
intento de nuesiFa magma conssitI-
ci6n, dc darles Hderech0s igusles d
todoH" mas hemos visto que Ell
lugar de ESQ nuestro partido cami.
ma rapidamente d la monarquia;
Y ann mas que ESQ, segdn los iris
ties sucesos de Santa re, a Ia anar.
quia. Las iiendas de nucstro 60.
bierno han venido a quedar en- ma
nos dc politicastros sin escripulo
que por cl vii interes del voto de
un asesino o de un ladrdn protejen
el crimen, ayudan q aquellos que
robau y asesiuan sin miserlcordia
q los pobres hijos lie nuestro que
rido suelo; las conyeueiones son
manejadas al antojo de cstos des
p6ticos amos con vara de hierro
el pueblo no tienc voz en- las deli
bcraeicnes, y 81 un hombre no lie
va reloj y cadcna no es dido.
Por Ia otra parte el pueblo can
sado de Ia esclavitud d manos dc
los dictadores Sc ha lcvantado SIT
miras de partido y SC ha organiza
do independents para hacer vel
sus derechos y asi hacersc recono
Ger como iguales d los hacendados
abarcadores y monopollstas; com'
ell pueblo Sc In leyantado on nni
sola VOC con el iln de conirarrestal
estos viciosos metodos, teniendt
el derecho de hacerlo, y sleudo 81
voz Ia VOC de Dios;
Nosoiros tambi6n nos levanta
mos y nos nnlmos al Pueblo en- 81
grIto de lIbertad Z independence
y usaremos en- 10 faturo tod
nncstra energIa y pobres csfuer
eos, sin esperar mas recompens
que yer realIzado el sublime idea
dc Ia igsaldad, y el absolute alive
drio del pueblo.
ADOLFo SANDovAI
4 TOMAS WALLACE.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17

dos sus colegas RepuhIicanos con.
tinu6 "su oposiei6n 4 Nucyo Me.
cieo1 Y yut6 eacontra de sn admi-
sion. El Mayor pucde explicar
por que 10 hizo si asi gusta. Pero
cuando 81 qiera iusinnar iliherali
dad, fanatismo . intolerancia Ell
mi contra, one Sc recuerde que
70 jamas he firmado un documento
p6blico, insultando 4 una gran co
munidad por que sus couviceiones
>rcligiosas no esian de acuerdo con
las mias.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17
viLLAN0 ATENTADo.
Guadalupe Camp0s A tenta C0n-
ira la Vida do una Inslefemsa
Victima.

San Geronimo. Sept II, 1892.
Editor de LA VOz
La imperiosa neccsidad me obli.
IA por primcra yez d pcdirle unI
corto espacio en- su aereditada pu'
plicaci6n, para dsmostar III pnc-
blc, hasta que pnnto lIegau los
abusos y malos procederes de ali
guuos que pretcnden..h ..haCer mpel
Ell Ia sociedad de ley y ordcas
.sietslo clssuieto de que me oenno,
Guadalupe Campos. Es, pues, el
caso que el dia 0 del corrientc, 70
| y mi hlio Jose N. Roybal nos ocn.
pamos en- arreglar IN nleiso que
habia sido instalado en- mi contra
por Don Manuel Roybal, habiendo
nos h cortc concedidO este priylle-
gio, del one nos aprovochamos, vi.
nlendo L un acuerdo amigable y
paci6cO. Entre tanto que Ia cor.
te sacaba su lista de costos, saltd
Guadalupe Campos, ! sin 10 menor
provocaci0n de nuestra parte, hizo
en- tono grocero Y chocante Ia ob.
seryaci6n de que nosotros "csta.
hamos impuestos . abusar de to-
dos ) no pagar por los pcrjulcios
do nuestros an,malesh portando
en- sn mano una navajo alberta.
| A este le contest6 so que no esta.
ba opuest0 4 pagar 10 inst0, y le
rec0rde que tamhi6n d habia can
sado daf0 con sur caball0s en- al
guna vcz, y que habla rehusado pa.
gar 30. cenAyOs por cada un0. sc.
gIin costumbre; d 10 que me res.
pondi6 cncOlerizado quo "mentla
70 y ell que me 10 habia dlchop y
4 sin mas ceremonial sc lanz0 sobre
n Jose N. Roybal que estaba a 81
lado, tirindole una punalada que,
a pesar dc 10 defensa que hizo con
su brazo, le aIcapz6 q Ia garganta
cortandolo. Acto continue sc aba
lanz6 sobre mi, haMendome saliva
do Ia intervention del soto algucil
Ahora dig0 80 que 81 Ia Lcys
Crdca, tienc por principle prote
Ter en- sn seno 4 sores como este
que por que no nos pueden name
Jar de las narices 4 su antojo e.
nnestras omniones politicas. ta
socledad 30 tiene derech0 dc ok
ist!r en- up pats civilizado. pues to
do su trabajo Sc dliile 4 derrum
bar el gobierno y 4 establecer h
! anarquIa. Con alto respeto.
JOSE DIE La Luz RoYBAL.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17
Num-. 81.



EI uon. Aleiaudro Branch, estd
hien versado en- las reglas parIa.
meutarias, como presidente tenn.
porario en Santa Fe, estuyo do
primen,
Como las goIondrinas en- Ia pri.
mavera hnscan estos cIimas, en-
busca del calor, asI los cludadano
houestos estan abandonando las
laa tIIas del partido mquIsitorial J
yiniendose 4 las filas Democrati-
cas J del Pueblo en- busca De Iiber.
tad.
Un eierto amigo nuestro del
otro lado del cercc, dis que ii sale
electo Sc yeDdus d vivir 4 Las
Vegas; 10 one quiere dccir one "a
nomiuaci0n Ia tiene ya asegurada;
''inas 81 acasO
sufre uu fracaso
con paciencla. .saldra del pasop
Don Tomas BaFriles Casron ano.
chcse On Las Cruces y Hmanece
en- Taos; anochece en- Ration J 10
pezra d crepdscuIo en- 1T. Wiuga.
lte. Es fan descepeada sn lucha
que no els absurdo predecir que
antes cue 50 auabc Ia campaha
venga a.pamr 4 Las Vegasa asi.
llode slelnentes.
] Signeh los eneinigos slsandc 90.
mo tactlca fayorita ID falsedad, pas
ra aaehntar sus miras rastrerae.
IEn los pFecintos de Las Galllnas
han soltado el reporte que Don
Jnan jesse Herrera, se lla declara-
do Repubhcauo. Esso 10 haceA
con el Gil ao lleyarsc 1 los mnehos
amigos del Captain pobres aho.
gados; auiza no conslderan qua
Hus mentIras salen 4 luz mny proi
to, y Quedan Gu peor situaci6m
Sc dice de bncna faente que el
Autecristo, ha sacado lie sus barr
riles Ia sama de $4,000, ylos ha
l,uesto en- manos de los cabecillas
dc Ia lnquisiui6a de cate coudado
para Ia campaha. Esto no es ex'
traao; en- su banco de Santa Fd
hay 100000 del Territoriovin Ri
ditto con 10 cual CANA u arriha do
sSO,DeO aUuales de interes, y como
no ha pagadO sus tlsaciones POI
mds qae diez ahos los retiatine'
estan dispunIbles, Vengan puei
! los reales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17


por salvar los tsrreaoa quo os qne.
dan.
Mexlcanos esto aao votad;
Y al tra nDos5 canF a. IA Raeaa
Para sIempro en su tranps traiapad,
El que hoy giia al oplssto puttd,
Cay aquf con mugFienta maleta,
Heoho hafapos, y el lomo podrido
De cargar 10 rebeIde escopeta.
Mas nquf con astuta asechanza
Enganando 4 los necIos villnente
pudo al fin adquIrirse bouauza
Y llcgar dc ESQ modo Asser gente.
nj pasar IN solo agio deli
Sin que dlmpplsos Dc lnnata vlleza
Por doqplera enei pals os echi.
Ia fealdad de ~ oeulta ti'rezt.
Nda probto Feaulebros 20 oygron
IN hogares cnauto antel dIchosos,
X los hombres mas fiertes gImlorou
Bsjo 81 peso do linpueatos odlosos.
kNo % op>obio baIdon, compaheros,
Qae por el Ia ciudad de Los Plnos
Sc haya vuelto i pesar de sus fneros
Tn horrehdo cuartel de aseslnose
Puss sporqas, Hanta Ft desdIchada
rwlus trIstes 81 encuentran tus va
lies
Porqu,lIevas tu frente enlutada
Porqac CORE Ia sangre en- tus callesg
Dinos. dlnos--i acaso Sno sabes
lPorqui iIora eI gallardo gentle
Quo por tu honra So alzaba con brio
| A Ia yoz poderosa d Chayes2
Dluos, dlnos, 81 acaso el borrego,
Por natura tan mlnso animal
| DO por II 80 arroIara 4 IN wi fuego
Sin urjlrlo su dueno legal7
no respondess----i To agchIa 81 pu
dor7.,
pues yo 81 10 dire sin reseTyas.~
"a porque eres Ia timlda sierva
Do m vllIano. feroz mnlhechor,
rs porque etes de uu tlefe h caeva
/ QUO en- 81 ffaude Y In muorte 20 glo'
ria 'ss3
Que voraz en- IN aangre SC ceba
\ ambIoloso tas ll0s devora.
:. Y hoy por eso cl deber del hogar
!, Nos c,avoel 4 destrulr de coueIefto
A este tigreque qulose delaf
Nueaifo snelo d. utn enhIefio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17

Don Daniel O. de Bara, sOllcita
el patrocinio DO todos los que De.
seen uDa hnena razurada 3 afei.
tada. En este estubleclInlentO
slempre encontrareis barberoa cor.
teees.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-09-17
IIimnO Territorial DemOcrata.
Coro

COF0
Alcombate. al combate. serenos
Yamos, yanlos con- almas alroeas;
Dafendamosa d nusstros teFrenos
Y tamblsn nuessras hIJas y esposas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-12
NEWS OF THE COURTS
Damages Of $4,000 Sought for
Malicious Prosecution.
SUIT OVER RENT OF A STEAMER.
Heavy Claims Against Seattle Building
and Manufacturing Company-Cred-
itor Asks for Administration.

The case of William Phillips against
Robert McCurdy for S., 900 damages for al
legged malicious prosecution, was tried be-
fore Judge Osborn yesterday. The plain
tiff alleged that on December 80, 1891.
Robert McCurdy caused him to be arrested
upon the charge of petit larceny in having
taken wood from the defendants prem.
ises of the value of 81. Phillips says he
was arrested and kept in prison two hours.
The charge against HIM was on hearing
before Judge Rivers December 80, 1891, and
was dismissed. Mr.. Phillips alleges that
McCurdy acted with malice, and that he
has been greatly hurt and damaged in the
eyes of his neighbors. The defendant
generally denied any malicious intent.
The case having been heard and argued
went to the jury as court adjourned. They
were instructed to hand in sealed verdict.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-12
THE BLOTTER.
SUPERIOR coURr-LIcHrENBERe, }.


Kate N. Porter VS.. the Porter Gage Company
ct al.-Aotion for order OF default; granted and
decree signed for foreclosure of mortgage;
amount, 5000 and costs.
OF dismissal against certain defendants; 1udg-
ment against George A. Culver:
William II. Cooper VS.. E. d. Hamlfn-Order OF
Fremont Milling Company VS.. n A. Bennett ct
al-Finding of facts and conclusions OF law
and Judgment and decree; signed
Il. 5. Prince, receiver, ct al. vs.. John +. her-
bottle ct al.-Heariug OF cause postponed from
May Il to Thursday. May 10.
Minnie Belle Allen McKinnon vs. Wilson
Standardization for default; granted and
order signed.
David Murray W.. Okanogan Live Stock and
Dressed Beef Company-Order restraining de-
PENDANT from Withdrawing 5000 from the Ma,
tional Bank OF Commerce until further order OF
court; granted and order signed.
James I. Armstrong ct al. We. Capital lnsur-
ance Company, of Des Moines, 1a--Motion Tor
default; granted and order signed.
P. B. NJ. Miller ct al. Vs. George N. Calligan-
Defendant moved dismissal of action for want
Of jurisdictions; hearing on injunction con-
tnued to Tuesday, May II, 2p. IN.
SUPERIOR coURT-osBoRN, J..
T. A. Davis We. NJ. J. Hartnett-Judgment by
default against defendant for so5 and costs.
Title Olbrich vs. Abel C. b. French-Order
that sherff's sale be confirmed. 49,
Oregon Improvement Company VS.. W. B.
Larinner-Order that sheriff's sale be confirmed.
Richard O'Conneli VS.. Seattle Dairy Associa-
tion-Judgment by default versus defendant
for SOS. % and costs
William Phillips vs. Robert McCurdy-FOr
malicious prosecution.
Bessie J. Lewis vs. City of Seattle-Verdict TO
plaintiff for the sum OF go.
PROBATE CoURr-LIcHTENBERG,J J.
Estate of II. T. BioomQ uist-Petition for let
tiers Of administration; hearing set for Friday,
May q.
Estate OF Hayden McLellan-Inventory filed.
SUPERIOR coURT-HUMRs J.
State OF Washington VS.. William Turner
Assault with q deadly weapon; verdict OF
guilty.
state of Washington VS.. William Thompson
Grand larceny; verdict OF guilty of petit larceny
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-12
THE DEMOCKATIc DELEGATES.
Members Elect Of tho Coming Count
Convention.

Members Elect Of tho Coming County
Convention.
The following names of delegates from
outlying precincts to the county Demo
cratic convention, held here on Saturday,
have been received at the county head
quarters.
Ballard-T. W. Lake. w. II. Dill, John McNab,
George Weber, Edmund Peters
Cedar Mountain - John Mckenzie, John
Toman.
Durham-Dr. George Welsh.
Duwamish--H. Carson, John Miller
Gilman-L A. VALID, R. Hopkins, James Nc
Laughlin.
Kent-C. E. Guiberson, N. D. Grove.
Newcastle-Harry Collins, Pat Graham, Ham
Adams.
slaughter-R. c. Portway, W. J. Meredith, ].
6. Porter.
springbrook-John Nelson, Oliver Han.
sunnydsle-Joseph Quinn.
Tolt--James Harris, James O'Leary.
West Seattle-S T. Combs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-12
BUILDING COMPANY SUED.
Il Lawyer Purchases Claims and Tries
to Enforce Their Collection.

Il Lawyer Purchases Claims and Tries
to Enforce Thor Collection.
Richard Winsor. q lawyer. as the pur-
chaser of claims from the Huron Lumber
Company, Gordon Hardware Company
and Merchants National bank, yesterday
sued the Seattle Building and Manufac-
turing Company for $l1 2S0.65. The de-
PENDANTS, it is alleged, purchased at
various times from the Huron Lumber
Company $7,9S1.7S worth of lumber and
building materials which, with interest
from June %, 1889, has increased the debt
to $10,043. II. 1t is further alleged that the
defendants owe the Gordon Hardware
Company balance of $242.1 Is. The HUI
ron Lumber Company, it is alleged. hon
ored draft for $500 which the defendants
allowed to go to protest. Another part of
the claim as alleged in the complaint is
an unpaid note for 1851 in favor of the
Merchants National bank. Richard Win
sor purchased all the above claims and
consolidated the total in one action Is in
stituted yesterday.