The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-21
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1ssasv commenced suit IN the So
So = sscoyer 500 damages for
"a brsseh Of . contract fof the
Eaefs mising properties made BY
Sc uSsh l. w. Getchsii. Il IL
u a. aeoeheli came 70 the plaintsAs
-. yeers - and represented that
2ss k;int.e psopsstiss o. prospects In
16esss criS1o nining district. and that
r y go soald pay one-hsif Of the
s,,s. n respecting and dsvsIopiug
- D 5000 esvs them . half intsssss
=, ~ etsna Mcdonald and Andsrson
- ferxaee ~ soft snap. and hsving
49,. 49, - relied upon the rspse-
= Z ~ mining man snd put in
1S 80 1o1o1sil put into his pocket.
= Skot. 49, after this the plainti6s
6- 0ksebefi $500 more. This 10
~ =: alleged IN the complaint.
- - SasinsilFs aiiege that Getchell re-
- so6sass always refused 20 give one
ri sfsky claim TO them, or even 20 tel
- vheps the claims ere located. A. TO
$780, paid. they profess TO b unable
uktthef or not IL was spilled TO
l1ssiepmsnt Of any mining claims.
n1enssss 10 asked against Gstcheli for
d se:orasncs with IN alleged verbal
onens that eli money paid would be
Dded in case the purchasers were not
Bed.
Geses,esl vas seen BY PosT-IsTKI~
ueEa seposter last night and asked for
jntement Of the case. He expressed
surprise that the suit had been fled.
~ A. L. H. H.
80 before the fling.
s3hs tyus facts OF the matter are these. :"
- -. s.soms time ia the summer two
|r1nn 40 sent q prospector named Guye
TT 70 psospecr for me. agreeing
r. pay him $3.50 for the
Ssss's fni. He is very good
nsn % hass eat ana he had made good
|nds before When he had been out some
|ons. NJ. AeDonaid came 70 me with Mr..
ke6ssson. and asked me To let them In on
r. 1eai. They were looking for . good
pemsut and thought / had ore, but
[oIpaliosetissr untrue tina. l made any
lieolsr effort 10 have them come In
~ -. AID much more SO 70 say that I
{note shfsn. / told them that I did
~ The prospects Of getting . valuable
Ep ssse good but told them that there
80 esrtnintY. They agreed 70 go in,
DDesf, aEs. offered them . haif-inter-
- mines which Guys might hnd for
~ did not have the money that day
- ID net require It. A few days after
ntHuys ceme down from the mountains
- wanted part Of the $3.50 I had
pnlssd him. took him up TO Nc
1nold's off.es and asked him IL he could
IL NJ Guye part Of the money. Mr.. Nc
peaald agreed, and both he and Anderson
~ NJ. Gnsa money at different timss,
dpat 10 ih ell. ! zee that they aliese
nsnouey 70 have been paid to me. This
saso ntirely untrue. have never re-
md . cent from them. A few months
~ this transaction Mr.. Mcdonald
~ East and. after he had been gone
- time, wrote me asking me whether
tsssla = willing 70 pay hack the money
- annui the contract. I replied that
80 ~. - the money had never been
tsn to sns and that both he
~ Andersen were legally bound to
~ ont their part Of the contract or loss
~ money. In the meantime Mr. Guye
- 1ied TO get his pay from them, but
uAabis Ia do %. As had made the
Pin vita him to 60 out into the
ntains they claimed that they we're
- no obligation TO him. paid him
|nyeh. hut took no assignment of the
ng-half inte-est Of Mr.. Mcdonald and Mr..
asderson from him. Those gentlemen
sve never paid me anything. and that 10
- vay the sastter stands. No work has
ia done ON she claims yet. and the locs-
nns have expired. but they will be re-lo-
efed In fe~ days. and then either Mr..
.tDonaid OF Mr.. Anderson can have q
Nj Interest in the very same claims, as
oesn on tbs records that we're located
10 years ago; provided. however. tina,
nypsy the balance of 81. 400 now due me. "
The Gaze of Antonio nejar.
M statement of facts in the case Of m.
eaas Bojar. the Italian Who vas released
. writ Of habeas corpus by Judge
nsnss on July II. Was fled In the supe-
~ court yesterday. Bojar was sentenced
sine months In the county Jail for as