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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02
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Bales - Procedure - - 1ro1s9onee
neoAe - o1aoe.
Register O'Tocae Of the lad olaos has
decided upon The following rules Of pro.
esduso With Yeessencs % the preference
right Of the state - MAKE selection Of
public lands for the various purposes az
thorissd By Law:
Whore pre-emption or homestead set
tier by aladavit MAKES showing Of prior
b0na 6de ssstiemsnt and tenders fling
prior 70 the selection Of the stats, said
Hing Of said settler will b accepted and
piacSd Of record.
Where bona fids settler makes show
ing by afddavft Of prior settlement and
his filing II rendered simultaneously with
The selection Of the stase, the filing Of the
settler viii b accepted and placed Of
record.
In oasss where the state makes selection
prior 70 the tondeg of the fling By an
actual bona fds settler the selection OF the
state will take precedence ed The cling
rendered BY the settler VIII b suspended
for hearing
In al other Gases the entry Of the settler
viii b suspended.
Five homesteads and two cash entries
were filed ct the land once yesterday.
The following mineral patents we're re-
csivsd u the land once yestsrday :
Thomas Burke. u. n. Rain. John w.
Guys. y. NJ. Guys. B. =. Briggs. John
Leary. ali in Summit district King
county.
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Through His Head.
George washinston 6mallsy. the colored
constable OF franklin, who was shot
through the back al the head BY Jack Nc
kesver few weeks ago. has recovered and
was In the city yesterday to place some
prisoners in the county jail Smalley,
speaking Of his narrow escape from death,
said that the bullet entered on one side Of
his hsad near the postsrior portion and
passed through. The point OF entrances
and exit can b seen. and there 10 nothing
to show that the bullet skirtsd the
skull instead Of piercing II. Il
II such short time since the
shooting that Smallsy's appearance in
the city attracted considerable attention.
He says that he has bsen out only short
time. yet. generally speaking. feels a. we'll
- ever. Once in . while he loses his eve
sight for . Short time, and then svsrythin z
10 dssxis before him. He has not Lost
any Of his determination 70 discharge his
duties faithfully. and on Saturday arrested
Charles Wiliiams. Asriday Dawssy and
''3ingsr" Absi Townsend on the charge of
vasrancy. Williams and 'sGinger" escaped
from the guasdhouss, but the former Wa
Sscaptured. Both we're brought bsfors
Justice Of the Peace Gideon Bailey, who
sent Dawssy TO jail for ninety dsys and
fined Williams $50 and costs.
After Smailey had lodged his prisoners
in the county jail yesterday he went into
the northern part Of the city aud came
face to face with ''Ginger," Who had come
TO Seattle after escaping out Of the guard
house. Smallsy placed him under arrest
and took him back TO Franklin on the
train last evening. Habsss corpus pro-
cesdinss were begun In the superior court
late yesterday afternoon 60 release Dawsey
on the ground that the commitment 10 de-
fecsive. The case will 10 argued before
Judge Hnnes this morning.
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S1e0A11 DuPAD1MxxT-zAuexax.
Iaoantey 81 0rmood Aahvofsh--Ordes
aoes order 0xfne Nay q en- Z.
ior neo1tng warrant ana cftoffoa.
Insantsy q GeorEs \. Rany- Order Ax-
~ = s:O = NJ - hearing citation.
- . sssss . ssniose =. IaGsart-Bond Of
-. ..sasssssos; ofdss spDrcvins $500; ~
Estass & Janas 5ohnso.-Bo.a IL q
cmifh. ooe q the sdministrstorn
Esfase 81 Charles L. lfiteheli-C1aim q
beeesy = aeewort; allowed and died.
Estate q 4iisn K Hill-Pst,tiou of
B-iea Aeod Htl % oust administrstor.
foess sound National hank ". Gam
LII . AL Order fixing amount q ID
psaa hoad: signed.
c.znrsAI DzsAsrnuf-suxn. ..
4. + WIlliams and c. ]. Great ~ P.-
e1nc notwithstanding Company-Ansdavit
9 !. =. Whss1R Rod; court orders pro-
esscanc stayed; esass sst for hearing Bat
Watson w. Moore ~ A. I. Palmer st
al-Defendants' appiication for permits
SION TO photcgraph nots; noto ordered 20
Possession Of CLERK for photogYaphy from
.. m 70 10 = m. Wsdnssday: plaintff
except = court placing no sssssictios -
= napi 1890 g ,Rsosogsaphs e uss e ehcse.:
AZ Mote Tor S1oL0l: vsrdies lor plaintifi.
Mary y. Niller N Washingtoe South
efn Railwey-6uit % recover On two PROM
iesory notes Of 5000 each: on trial.
State N Eugene Kelley and Charles
Am0s-lAFesny; convteted.
Hourxy pK1A1TnRur-~LAx0LxY. l.
Arthur scrivensr Va Nsies Lumber and
6hipouiiding Company--osdsro Overriding
signed.
= 8. Osborne q a. ". John J. Trimb!s
~ aL-1inding Of fncss. conclusions of law
and decree: signed: plaintiff dies exhibits
4, B, c. d, E aud y; leave grantod % With
draw exhibits c snd D.
l. n. Watson ". @ G. Di0enbach-
der apprOving commissioneRT deod ;
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- = me Pssssssaas g Wsassu
- - HbessUsapAe1.
- celebrated Ksnyon sstats 60 the
1onts In the CO. u Watson W.
80 aeainst A. l. Pnlmsr q q. ysster.
N9s Rrantsd pssmIssjoa n Judge
m 10 photograph the mote held
Mooe& The judge ordered tAe
~ 10 the possession Of the tlprk Of
ob1xt with instruction 70 have it
naphsd between p. =. ysstsrday
~ n. this morning. Mr.. Watson
~ protect 70 this pfocesding In .
~ a0adavit sstting foeth the many
et0nitiss h. had given the defense
Aepmplste examination of the note Ia
- beth in private end Ia public ~
= b. expsftA He offsets 70 the
gBFaphing process, alleging that
9em photography - m art Mas such
m ~ hands Of : dishonest photoe-
0 Dhotographs could b takon and
- materially from the no1s itsell, and
lnehsr reason that he wae Wfthoot
- 70 take dspositions In di6srsat
~ q the Unitsd States upon said
DFaphio copies put Into NE hands ct
- b the dslendants Ibe that pur-
s Mr.. Moore makes the startling
nens In this af3dayft thst s'soid de-
o1nts had had In their employ for ssv-
veeks past detectives for the sole pur-
- = attempting 70 ct svidsncs In
40 - said nots, and that one IL said
e11vos = . man Of unsavory record. !"
g Hoore claims 70 be without means 10
Mpeeg expert tsstimony to prove the
otuzs on the note or 70 take deposition
N1o1loa thereto. add thas he = pross-
- his rights - . relative az the de-
-. He firthsr alleges tnat thsrs are
eag the papers Of the dead man and In
hands Of thu executors. letters and
nlpts that win sstablish the validity OF
H6pto In question.
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Court Notes.

yoAn Sands. . native Of Dnsland. was
ait,sd 10 cisisenship BY Judge Langley
William Pitt Trimbis Vas admitted 10
sfaaee ~ the bar Of the state OF Wash.
900 BY Judge Langley yesterday, on .
eema from the Law department Of Gin.
aaan and on motion of George De
ss6usr.
ssn vas began yesterday in the United
- circuit court BY tho PUGET AiIl
apsny against John = LonGfsiiov q
o. kitsap county. 20 recover VIZ
- On promissery notes and balance
% open account
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Seeks Relief II Cssrs.

nstsis B. Haven filsd her COMPLAINT In
- superior court yesterday asking for re-
- nom her husband. Herbert Haven. .
ylsasist. to whom she was married Sep
1ooee 20. 1857. In Tacoma. A child
me pears of age II the issue Of the mar
20 She alleges dessrtion and failure TO
fovtds and his reckless squandsFing Of
Loo Of her money, since which time she
- eeen obliged TO support herself and
- child. She prays for $75 . month
Nu ths child II Of ags. cost Of suit. $500
@efuoy fees and the care Of the minor
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opnv1crxD a sECoND TIME.
Icy and Anes VIII Serve Time %,
Arnnn Lareonv.

Icy and A0es VIII Serve Tims for
0raaa Larceny.
neens Kelley and Chaxiss Amss had
II second trial before Judge Humss
neday on the charge Of grand larceny
M usrs again convicted Of the same
w2es namely, taking . Schooner ct
hon and stealing $500 worth Of ma
1nssy from the brick yard Of II. w.
6bhsr. assignee for John enydss. The
o men srisd 10 ssll the goods IN Seattle
pnpanisd BY Capt Ryan. the notorious
negisr Who vas smart enough 20 escape
oea and In their dsfense they attempted
mako out that Ryan vas the guilty
ny and they ths innocent lambs.
neies Weitxsl and his brother VIII figure
ths Transaction. The Jury ysstsrday
- out half hour and brought In . vsr-
: II Of guilty - charged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02

friedrich Wsrds and Louis James will b
the attraction at the Seattle thsatsr foz
four nights and one matinee. beginning
Wednesday. May q The tragsdians Will
give series Of rsvivsls Of the Shaksspsr.
ian and classic dramas that have become
standard in the literature Of the age.
These two artists have won their exalted
position by conscientious and earnest Ia
Dor. added to superior talent. and they
have accomplished IN incaieulabls good in
msintaing the legitimate drama Their
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02

he following new suits we're died In
- sare nor court yesterday:
l. Jacohson Va. Nicholas George ct
administrator Of estate of William
ensoa. deceased. Andrew Lnna ct AL
. apaasnt in foreclosure Of mortgage for
3 Sss0s interest and costs.
n. Wheeler Va 4 II. Fisher 81 AL
e. Of gaFnishment
teAn II. Alien. assignee OF Hothsis Bros.
!. n Bowen and C. s w. Dowere--To
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IN. x,l.. r. M, R.s.s..

q the matter Of the estate Of Ellen x.
~ Judge Langley yesterday heard the
p'icstion OF Eliza Maud Hin. who has
= become of age aud applies 70 have
ssrs Z. Smith. the adminissrator. -
evsd. and TO have hsrseif appointed In
- The case win BE- continued today.
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A susrIcIoS or nALuca
The MeKeasie Dtsssrs Exeserated 81
serious Charge.

serious Charge.
The hearing Of the case of the civ
against Maggie Mckenzie VAS concluded
in Jadgs Giasgo~'s court yesterday and
resulted In her acqaittal. A numher Of
witnesses tsstitied to the good character OF
the defendant and that she Was Q workine
girl.
The defence sn6savcrsd 70 make IL an
pear - II H. Jarvis. WHO was arrested on
complaint OF the MeKensis girls for send.
ing ohscsns literature through the mail.
Vas trying 10 persscuts those Who prose-
cns<d him.
In summing up the evidence adduesd in
thu trial Judge 6iasgov said that there
Vas none Of such character a. would
warrant . conviction, and he shsrefors
discharged the defendant
On motion OF City Attorney winssock
the case against Martha Mcksnsse, isintlv
accused with her sister. was dIsmisssd.
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- King. the ChinAman arrested April
n Inspector Schuyler for being unlsv-
~ IN this country, he'd bis hearing b.
- Judge Emery yesterday. and Auc-
eded in satisfying the court that he had
ausAt to stay here. The judge discharged
-. Gee King was arrested with Gee
tAnns. and Chung vas ordered dsportsd
Ne days ago.
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The case of II. C. Paige against the Cas-
- Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
esuis for $1,000 damages commenced In
edgs osbcrn's court last monday. occu-
- the court ell Of yesterday and prom
- 10 last several days The plaintiff has
~ yss closed his case and the defense 10
nteeting every inch on law pointa
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esvsnty-fvs pairs ladies' nns kid Wau-
kenphast shoss, widths A and B, sisss 2,s,
sSx and 4. worth IS. for IL - Ons hun
dred pairs ladies' hand-surned kid shoes.
discs 2, az, s SO and 4 worth ~ 80 and s..
for $50, ~ the crsditors' sale. eo7 Front
street, under the Grand hotei-
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LAKE WASHINGTON CANAL.


Eshs&&aSA Ab0 SS0080.
More headway vas made yesterday On
the Lake Washington drainage proposition
BY the engineering committee and par.
Of tho rtgai-os-vay committee meeting
With Z. B.swett and his attorney, Jacgs
Burke. and settling the question of right.
of-xay. Mr.. Blewsss agreed TO give a
s:xsy foot rishi-ofway through which the
ditch can be cut TIE mcmhers rerre.
snsing the ditch commitsses were: John
LAagston, W. 4. Philips o. r. Wegsnsr
and A. h ChAdee.
The finance committee, d. r. MeKiulsv.
chairman, viii meet in the Chamber of
Commerce at 2 ose.ock tomorrow after.
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George y. Ransy, who Il suffering from
paresis at Providsncs hospital - the re-
suit OF alcoholism. viii b examined for
insanity o. 1880 this morning by Drs. A.
N. Barns and r. w. Spariing before
Judge Langley. The complaint 10 made
bv I. w. Steele. brothsr-in-law of the pa
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Lodged In the County Jail.
Last night United States deputy mar
shai hrough. down from Whatcom r. w.
Adams and r. y. Darling Who are accused
Of eounssrseiting. They were lodged In
the county jail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-02

A rsvivtfyins Of natures latent forces
occurs every spring. At this time. better
than ~ any other. the blood may be
cleaned from the humors which infect is.
The bsss and moss popular remedy 10 use
for the purpose 10 Ayers Compound Ex.
tynef Of SarSarartiia
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Frank Newman was convicted before
Justice Caldwell yesterday Of stealing two
watches from Nike Qnagio and committed
to the county jail in default Of payment Of
SIS and costa Newman said he was lucky
to escape trip 70 the Waila Walla psni-
Tertiary.
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Thisl's Detective Service. established Il
years. Chamber Of commsrcs. Portland, w.
ST. NJ. Barnes. manager. General detective
business for corporations and individuals
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The Chicago Anti Chinese Sunday School
Society, formed to save Americas girls
from contact with lscherous coolies, has
gone out Of existence. Men have replaced
girls 90 teachers In the schools.
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II You want bargains In groceries, wines
and liquors call ct the Abrahsms Grocery
Comuanv
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Genuine Vermont Maple Syrup. Seattle
Grocery Co. eos Second street Telephone
SQ3
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Before purchasing your spring suit go
Riley Bros, merchant tailors; suits 81
and mp
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Grand CLOSING -oe, sale Of eroesrssA wines
and iiauors ~ the Aeraaams Groesry
Company,
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Groceries 1t cost ct the Abrahaas Gro
Gerry Company.
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just Received.
Genuine Vermont Maple Syrup. Seattle
Grocery Co. 0l6 Second street. Telephone
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Dr.. Frank Brooks. speciality paralysis
ail nervous disssssA ofncs. 6otsstssn
eloek-
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8. R Wagner. D. D. 8. Teeth without
plate. Room 20l New York block.
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noon te 1ursAss ~ WORK q raising the
nsessaary fhsds Sor ~ ssasssusttoa Il
The dl1eh.
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1eKtnn1ng - serk~as xreuhae.
~ pa ~ res<tss2 tirsd and wsak. us,n
0eepesA1esA keadsch&A. ringing 10 the eara
It WI rsstrrs strength. give vitaistv -
make you vel
sTKwART 4 HOLMES DRuG coxrY.
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Mems clothing. hats, furnishing goods,
etc, IT one-haf prics. ~ the credisors'
sale. soT Front street, under the Grand
hotol
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-02
OUR OWN TERRITORY {!
NEWS ITEMS TAKEN FROM OUR
 ARIZONA EXCHANGES.

Kingman talks of organizing a gun club.
 The Williams News has added job office to its plant.
 The Oasis, heretofore published at Arizola, has decided to move to Benson.
 Joseph W. Morgan, county re- corder of Mohave county, was mar ried recently to Mrs. Marian l.. Brewer.
 o. c. NJ. Gaddis, of Kiagmsn, and his wife (nee Miss Ella Baker, have decided to locate at Fresno, Califor- mia.
 Four United States prisoners in the Mohave county jail oserpowered an Indian guard and ma le their es- cape last week. All of them were recaptured. The Indian was badly battered by them.
 The brick hotel at Arizola, built two years ago, was burned to the ground recently. The hotel was we'll furnished and h,d twenty rooms. Its cost was iron, $20,000 to S25,O0O. The amount of the insur- ance is unknown.-Citizen.
 The board of prison commission CTS are advertising for sealed pro- posals for the labor of oae hundred and fifty able bodied pri loners cor fined in the territorial prison, at Yuma, for the term of oue or two years, said labor not to b. used out side of the prison wallis.
 The health committee continued their investigations yesterdsy after noon. The sanitary condition of the city in general Is extremely sat isfactory-"a thousand per cent. better than 1t was q year ago" as Councilman Schumachor puts it. The investigations will bNeontinaed in the outskirts of the ci;Y to-mor- row.-Tucson Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-02

26th. His cream will be of the finest quality. He has just received a quantity of quart aud pint patent boxes to be given to parties wishing to buy in such quantities. Give him a trial. Remember the place is the Waldo House, Clough's FruIt Stand, Montezuma Street. a3S-4t
 The following language appears on the back of a postal card recently received by Sheriff Lowry. If the writer will personally appear, our amiable sheriff will take charge of him and give him an opportunity also of preaching his gospel to the several lodgers in the basement:
 COLUMBUS, lS94.
 lst.-ln the name of tho United States l demand peace from all the people in the United States. 2d.-I hereby order marshal law to be used in all the states and territories in the United States if in need. 3d. 1 hereby order U. $. troops to make and keep peace in all Of the states and territories if needed. 4th.-I hereby order the U. $. troops to see that all L. $. mail Is carried. Yours truly. U. :. NJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-02
Saturday, spril 28. 1891.

batNAuNy " u @of Ao"hs
 James Oneal, the Date creek cat tleman, is in town.
 Harry Ashton, the well known miner and :prospector, is in town.
 Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Smale, of the Baptist Church, have returned to Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. E. Shott, re- gently of Prescott, have located at Fayetteville, North Carolina.
 If the weather permits a game of base ball will be played tomorrow on the new grounds at Whipple.
 Yuma has had ripe strawberries for nearly two weeks, and the first crop of alfalfa hay is being cut now.
 Registration of votes is progress ing slowly. Only about 300 or 100 names have been registered up to date.
 Geo. s. Porter, who has been laid up with an attack of rheumatism, is able to be around on erutches again.
 Deputy Assessor c. P. Hicks is rounding up Prescott taxpayers and placing their names on the assess ment roll.
 Dr. D. Pentland expects to leave on Monday for a professional visit to Flagstaff, to be absent for three or four weeks. Mesdames c. P. Hicks, J. P. Bruce
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-02
Monday. April 30. 1894.

s. c. Wynkoop, the electrician, is sick.
 J.C Herndon left for Klngman yesterday.
 Reese NJ. Ling has returned from his trip to San Francisco.
 Judge and Mrs. F. w. Wells will leave on Wednesday for trip east.
 Harry Ashton left for his new mining claim at Santa Maria yes terday.
 Prof. J. F. Blandy has returned from a visit to his daughters at Arkansas.
 A peripatetic fiddler fddled on the four sides of the plaza this afternoon.
 s. X. Logan has applied for let ters of administration on the estate of Harry Elfers, deceased.
 The Prescott band is tuning it's instruments preparatory for the Fourth of July and fall campaign.
 Joseph Mayer, who has been very near to deaths door with pneu- monia in San Diego, is now reported to be convslescing.
 Three female residents of Granite avenue were arrested last night for dancing in the Union saloon. They had their hearing this afternoon.
 The two men arrested at Jerome, for the burglary of a store in Mesa City, were discharged to-day, it appearing that they were not the men wanted.
 4 German miner known as Charley was taken in" by Chief of Police Burton on Saturday for fast riding. He contributed $l0 to the city treasury for his fun.
 John Anderson was brought in from Skull valley on Saturday for examination as to bis sanity. In- stead of being insane he proved to be i'll and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
 Miss Ceazarina Josie Engle app pears at the Capitol saloon in con cert, and the melodious music of her contralto voice entertsins the many frequenters of this popular resort.-Williams News.
 A week of special prayer meet ings, commencing tonight at 8 p. m., in the Baptist church, was announced yesterday from the Bap-