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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16
CASKS sKr FoR TRIAL.

The following cases were set for trial In
the superior court yesterday:
CIVIL pKFARrMKxr. OSBORN. =.
Francis Jackson v. A. Franziska schwab
ct aI--Detober 2
o. J Treen vs. l. H. Sullivan ct i.-oe-
". c. Beck vs.. j. Z. Fletcher ct AZ
George ROBERTS vs. C. L. TayIor-ser-
NV. wus.hoff VS.. Henry Misr-sep-
femter p.
Dalton Bros. vs.. Jackson & Arper-sep-
temter ~
7. J. co~erove vs.. +. J. coombs ct al
September y.
q. NJ. stewart vs.. Margaret f. McKin-
nsy ct sI.-September =
cma4xAL pKPARIaKsr-HUxEs. ,.
state ". Peter Brunn--Sentember a.
state vs. Victorine Liserd-Appeal; Sep
tember "a
state ~. Richard suliivan-Appeal from
municipal court; September "a
State vs. Campbell and Wiison--septem-
Der IS
state vs.. Frank Campbell September Is.
State vs.. Charles b. Bishop-septem-
Der N.
Barney Smith VI. George 7. Michel
September ~.
i. 5. Wilkes VS.. Griffith Davies-sep-
temheF y.
walsxorth VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der -.
Anderson vs.. MISUNDERSTANDING q.
g. l.. Faunt vs.. w. +. Jones ct ai--Ssp-
temcer 81
EQUITY pEFsRTmEST-LAsGLKY. y.
A. A. Hill VS.. +. A. Dereg-September 20.
J. F. MeCallum vs.. Y. It. Holden-octo-
Der
John Leck VS.. j. ID. Bowman--0c.obeF3 8.
A. III. Meiford ct ux. vs.. A. T. Zlebarth
ct ux.-October ia.
L. III. Sullivan W. O. J. Treen ct al.
Sullivan Bros. ct al. vs.. q. ]. Treen ct al.
Sullivan Bros. VS.. O. j. Treen ct a.. Su Iii
van Bros. ct al. We. o. j. Treen ct al. l..
ii. Sullivan et al. va. o. j. Treen ct al.
and James Mckinley VS.. O. J. Treen et
ai.--Oetober II.
Arthur Scrivensr vs. Meigs Lumber and
Ship Building Company ct al.-0cto-
Der 22-3
o. T. Littell VS.. Horace c. Henry ct al. -
October "a
Charlotte Fisher VS.. Histogentic Medi
cine Company ..
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TEMPTED TO STEAL
Nathan sanguinetti viii Go
Free on That Account
STRANGE FEATURES OF HIS CASE
Dependent on Tips for Living 1rsy
was set fer Him-ffis Fsrdea L.
PrenEssa-;ssw saiss-

gsthan Eanru nessi vas yesterday sen
seneed b. Judge Humes 70 thirty days 10
she state yeaEssasiaTy. Bat oSsng 20 the
.Ei<cgssry q ssess IN regard - his case not
brought oui ~ she trial wsis not even enter
aise rrssoB. nsaeh less serve cat portiea
81 bis term.
sAngasnesu IL a West Indian. and Sas
formerly bell boy az the Rainier hotst.
Last aryrInw { n-rnbar 81 small thrfss were
committed and suspicion pointed 70 hifn
as the gssssty rarity sad = tfap vas set Tor
HIN. 4 purse IT money VAS psaset on a
table ia one of the roofns. K ). LsmofsEx.
nov clerk 81 Jussiee caIawess's court, COLI
eealsd n a corner ard the room 20 ali ar-
ueagsnees abandoned. SaugHsnetti en-
tered tlye rp0m In tha coarse OF ar hour Or
20 aud appropriated is contents. amount
ing 20 SIS. lie had no s@oneF done 90 than
I.zsapseux plscsd him under arrest.
Upon this showing the cnlprst vas tried
and convicted September s the only Wit
ness against him icing Lamore0x.
When sangaiueltE wss brought up for
sentences yesterday morping. after last
appeai b. the eourf b. his attorney. Judge
Hnsaes gave an extensive review of the
case. saying be had tad an interyieN With
the prosecuting witness and had learned
that the boy had been working ~ the
hotsg for eighteen months previously 70
bis arfest without any compensation
other than that derived from tips by the
gussts. The Judge characterized this IN
issesf As mild form of larceny As 10
the fnonsy purse. the court said that rs II
lad been placed there for the purpose Of
being stolen. and had tseen 50 stolen. there
MAS no real Iarcenv in ssnguinetta's act.
rs he understood II. Therefore. he would
impose an extremely light sentence.
ON hearing this statement Of the case,
Attorney Roners H. Lindsay, who was In
the court room, drew mp . petition for
eaagunetti's pardon. addressed to Gov.
Meuraw. The petition Vas signed ~
nearly every attorney present, as follows;
:. c. Gilman, f. c. Hughes. Robert
Lindsey, John +. Hemphvsss, VIII III.
Thompson. elise 4 King. Byers, NcEl-
vain K ryerN. Bostwick, kelleher & En-
orr, BAt;le e Shipley. l.. u. Griffin. c. :.
Preston, \. s. Carlisle. A. W. HASTE. III.
n. Hastings. ]. J. Easiy. J. G. WhHlock.
Wlnsor, Bnsh 4 Morris, Wrestling 4
Wrestling. Coleman & Qaimby. Charles +.
Fishhack.
The petition vas Endorsed by Judge
Hmnes. aud thersupon Mr. Lindsey
hunted up Gov McGraw. presented the
paper and stated the facts. The governor
said he would obtain the pardon just rs
soon rs bis secretary could prepare the
papers. which will be Within a few days.
No prisoners viii be taken to Walla
Waiia for . aeeK or 80, and the fortunate
Sanguinetti will never wear the eonyict's
stripes.
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r. ]. Concannon vs. James Il. Nooisry-
Plaintiffs demurrer 10 defrndaat's ans ser;
dismissed tor want OF prosecution
David Farraw - R1r5ick s Adams and
T. r. Besi-Motion for defsuls Of Defend
ant j. X Bel ttso nlctions). granted:
bell; overrased-
Henry Boyle rs. ". H Humphrey
Co.-DemurTer 70 complaint. continued
Christ Happier ct ~ vs. Thomas Bren-
gsn-Dcmnrrer; continued
Crosby vs. Crawford ct ai--DemurreT TO
complaint; overFuied-
NJ. Wunsch & Co. vs.. ". @. Gilger ct ux.
Motion fer bond As security and 70 make
more definite and certain granted In part;
denied In part.
schxabacher Bros 4 Co. vs. W P. Per-
rigo-Motion tor default: continued by
agreement
III. W. Markev st n. VS.. John Rigby ct
agreement.
Ralph s. Hopkins VS.. E. A Mackay-
Demurrer to complaint: oyerruled Tor
want of prosecution.
Frederick Take vs.. Singer Aanufactur-
ing Company Motion for judgment upon
report of referee: continued by agree
menL
ID. VI. Osborne 4 Co vs. George F.
MeachaEn et al.-Demurrer OF Descendant
Mills TO complaint: oyerruIed for want OF
prosecution.
John Cransloon VS.. Seattle Transfer
Company-Moiion for leave TO amend
complaint; denied for want OF prosecu-
ton
James Lsddy vs.. Frank J. Gotta ct al
Defendants motion for new trial; denied
III. UnIried ct al. vs. A. NJ. Brookes ct al
Plaintiffs motion for new trial; set Tor
September -
All How VS. Jacob Furth ct ai.-Defend-
ants motion for new trial; set for Septem-
Der q
j. II. Cranston vs.. D. C. Shepard ct al
Defendants motion for new trial; SET for
September -.
d. B. Shepard ct al. vs. A. P. Hill Ct al
Defendants motion TO 5tay proceedings;
granted.
A. Baird ct al. VS.. Kent Lumber Com
pany ct al-Two motions of defendants L.
Smith and g. a. Smith TO strike; trans
ferred to equity departments.
Thomas L. Dabney vs.. Snoquaimie Coal
and Coke Company et al--Motion TO refax
costs: transferred TO equity department.
William Cochrane VS.. Stephen NibIock
ct al-Plaintiffs motion tor default and
judgment against the defendant, ;. Nib
lock granted by agreement.
South PARK Land and Investment Conn.,
pany vs. II. L. Van Brocklin Ct aL-De-
murrer to complaint: continued by agree
ment.
A. NJ Curless vs. Farmers Insurance
ompany-Demurrer To amended COM
plant; sustained.
Frye Bruhn Company VS.. Romano Quag-
liotti-Demurrer 10 amended complaint;
waived. leave granted to nie complaint
Crown Distiliing Company VS.. 5. CIein-
Motion to strike from complaint; stricken
by agreement.
Boston National bank VS.. James Nc
Naught ct ai.-Judgment for 81, 1890.
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KsowLros WANTS NEW TRIAL.
He Alleges JareFs' Misconduct and Alb
seace 81 waoi.ry a. . witness

lie Alleges Jarsrs' Miscond act aud Alb
seace 81 waeiery a. . Witness.
Harvey W. knowlton. the gold brick
swlndler convicted in Judge Humes' court
Thursday night. on charge OF swindling
Charles 4. Wooding, banker of Aber-
deem. on; of s.. 90. yesterday tiled motion
for new trial lie alleges misconduct of
the jury. errors in law. q verdict not In &C.
cord with the evidence, and accident aud
surprise.
In his petition knowlton sets forth that
the jury were allowed TO read defamatory
and malicious accounts OF the trial pub
hshsd in tho daily papers. and flies rs ex-
hints several columns heretofore pub
lished. which. he says. preiudiced the
minds OF the iurymsn against him and in
Eueneed them 10 an unfair verdict.
knowlton further alleges that he Was
unable to secure the testimony Of sheriff
woolery. who. he says. would have sworn
that Woodlng paid the 5000. not 10
hnowiton, but to a man named RUSSELL
The sheriff was not snhpmnaed. because
the defendant thought such q proceeding
unnecessary. a. the sheriff was an officer
in atGendaIee upon the court When the
testimony Was desired the sheriff was ab-
sent from the courthouse. and as he could
not DE found the case went TO the Jury
without IN. testimony, greatly TO kuowl-
toa's disadvantage.
Other grounds. based upon the record
and the evidence. are set out IN the petit
ton. The motion will probably be heard
Ia regular course next Saturday.
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THE RICH
MEN OF
THE FUTURE

Are, many of them, the poor men of
today. They are the men who have
enough prudence to lay by a few
dollars every month, and enough
enterprise TO buy well-selected Sc
attic real estate with it.
We can supply every possible want
in the investment line. For persons
having a few dollars every month to
invest We have choice inside lots for
sale on payments of $40 and SIS a
month. Some of these lots are on
Madison street and some within half
a block of Drexel avenue, overlooking
Lake Washington.
For persons wanting more expensive
property we have Renton's addition,
with lots from 81, 500 to $4,000.
We have even more expensive resi-
dence lots, the very highest priced in
the city; for instance, a magnificent
double corner on Tenth street, with
grand view, for $4,000, and high
class lots in Queen Anne town, on
the first hill, and in every portion of
the city.
We have houses and lots, some at
a few hundred dollars each and up
to $4o,o
Inside, high class business property
is one of our principal specialtieS
We have doubtless sold 90 per cent.
of all of the business property sold in
Seattle within the past six years.
We have fine list of farms, large
and small, improved and unimproved.
We can supply fve-acre tract or a
4oo-acre improved farm
In fact, there is nothing in the
legitimate investment line that we
haven't Wild cat business of any
sort we do not touch.
We have added a fire insurance
department to our business under
the charge of our Mr.. Baird. We
represent only the best companies
and make speciality Of writing heavy
single lines
Our references are every bank and
business man in Seattle.
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court. aua rah,,e ome,..

Judge oshorn yesterday admitted Nils
ofsthan. . native OF Norway, TO citizen
ship.
Andrew johnson. OF North Seattle, is
said 10 be insane, and yesterday warrant.
sworn 10 by Z. q. Nelson. vas issued for
him.
A Judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
81. 30 aud costs has been rendered ia the
case Of LisKie NJ. aud John Curry VS..
Jerome Catllt.
Judgment by default in the sum of 500
was yesterday granted hy Judge Osborn in
the case of &. II. Nfocker vs.. the Northern
faclisc Railroad Company.
A Judgment Tor <i0S.s 80, in favor Of che
r.aintia. was Yesterday sigaed by Judge
0umes ia the case OF she A. r. lotaline
Compsny va John Green. Charles john
son st ~.
The Puxes Sound National Rank has
sued David keilowg and the Issler estate
on note for 81 2-NM. executed November
:. is91 BY David kellogg. III. |. Nesler and
J. H. lowmAn.
The ease Of Richard Sullivan. the Ta-
coma hunko man convicted on charge Of
Larceny Ia the municipal court now on
appeal bsgoEe Judge humaS. has been sci
tor september "a
johannes Isitha yesterday commenced
an action 10 GUST William Hall from a five-
acre tract OF land In the Collins donation
land claim. and foT Sloo damages for deten-
sion Of the pFopHrty.
stipulation diminishing TIE garnish.
raent procee1laEs 81 n \. Mills aeAins,
the Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
with costs sNxess % the gaEnsshee has
been ialed an the sapeTioE court
DESCENDANTS In the case Of Thowa.
Nsaxas vs. Charles and Matilda MeI.srh.
Ian. aud tiaa North British Mercantile In.
susanse C.snpany. 81 London and Raln.
targa, hsss tiled . massca for new TRIAL
Patrick MeInuis, Wlnslew Lotka. naaisl
warnsf and Albert Hart yesterday aloa
ertlc.es CT incorporation w4th the county
auditor Tor th~ Washington Flaming Mil
aompanyg capital stock. sse,fss, n slgs
shares.
Another attachment ca tie jeweiFy
house Of simon Rumpt. the missing pro
prtetar 81 tke Diamond Palace. has besH
fled IN The county clerks offlce. 10 - ou
claim Of sss1 - ter goods sold and de.
iiverea by Kent a stanley.
A marriage license = As issued yesterday
fer gohn " MrkenEse and Aanke MuFpAy
both 81 Franklin, IskA J. Notes and
Mrs IsEKta kAue. bath af seattle, Clay
son r Skutt, Of krsmoak aud julia Ia
lloueeur. at seattle. HenFy schultz an
slttalle NoSheAa. boIh 81 SeAskie.
Rohsrs Burns, A. e. Higgins and y.
p..avsfn4an YESTERDAY nle1 : complaint
against Herman III. Edwards. chagxsng
MIN uish ualAe fully retaining possession
al sac Rochester hessl. as Lea ksks ssgsss,
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The fogsowEng res suits wers nled IN
the superior court Yesterday.
fsasYantee Lean snd Ifnst Company y.
J3ra~@ urNaught. SATELLITE Baxter. David
E~IEowx and the administrator Of the es-
Ter estate
Ps~fee National baak. % Tacoma, vs. j.
NJ. and Nary G. Steele and II. l. Achilles
--Pron.1ss0Ty notes and mortgage; SIS. 50
The 4. F. Hotaisng Company Va John
Green. Charles Johnson ct ai-To recover
500 80 for lior0rz-
Johannes Lsiths vs.. william Hsle-fses-
titntson 81 premises and 800 DAMAGES
scnwahacher Bros. & 60. vs. Paul c.
and DOROTHY " observation-disclosures OF
prosnfssory note: slsis4
The Frye Bruhn Cowpanv VI. John A.
Anderson~-Isalance OF sis6 35, stock sold
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THE
RICH MEN
OF SEATTLE.

Take, for instance. ARTHUR A.
DENNY, JONI LEARy, THOMAS BURKE,
!. NJ CoLMaS, DEXTER HoRToS, W.
r. BALLARD. AMOS BRowN, JAcoB
FURTH, JoHS COLLINS, GEoECE KIN
NEAR and any of the other we1-known
names.
They were not born rich and did
not have riches thrust upon them
They were simply prudent and far
sighted men. They saved up little
money. Instead of boarding it and
losing its earning power, they bought
good real estate and they continued
to save and buy.
They have inevitably become rich
The times are much more propl-
tious for just that sort of thing now
than when those men came to Seat
tie All financial authorities unite
in the belief that the worst of the
depression is past and that business
is on the up grade again. Prices are
lower than they viii ever be again Sc
attic is so firmly established in the eye
of the world as the chief city of the
Pacific Northwest, particularly on
account of the magnificent manner in
which she has weathered the panic
and long continued depression, that
she will feel the very earliest impulses
Of returning prosperity.
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Are the prejudices which some people cherish
against what IL good for them They reason,
as our old friend Artemus Ward says, thusly
$50 and so has been taking medicine for long
time aud isn't any better" They only know OF
individual cases. Many could be cited. TO their
astonishment. In which Hostetters Stomach
Bitters has brought about complete change in
the physical condition OF persons suffering from
general i'll health. This thorough stomaehie,
besides having the decided recommendation of
the medical profession. is voiced by the general
public as the possessor OF qualities as an invig-
GRANT and restorative of health not found any
where else In bodily troubles caused by the
liver. stomach and bowels, in instances where
rheumatic tendencies are experienced, and
when the kidneys are weak, IL is the true resort
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un5e~ . lease. uow inTaasd. They ask f0r
possession 81 the premises Hzsa VIA GAM
ages for desention Of the property
The Pacific National hank. 81 Tacoma
yesterday recovered 5ne<rasas on = -
fsan swzfnst j. ". and Nary G. Steele 70
rer0ve~ 81 so loaned Oh $50 pgoratssory
notes sxeenses Sovenber 4, iss2 and -
eu-n4 ~ rnorrwaxw on lot and the nes&
ses< sextsoa 81 aud the = x SCI. secEion y
tor nsasfys p n1rEh. range east, contain
s~sv No. IA
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VICTORIA ROUTE
sfkAAER ROSAIIE,
Arlington E5a~k

Leaves for Victoria and Port Townssnf daiiy.
except Sunday, =. III 30 .. IN returning, leaves
Victoria q N. Steamer Idsho ieaFes Dor Port
Townsend snd Way ports daily. except s1aaay,
a. a Ia san&aTs direct, az 3 6. IA. retuFafn
direct isssss FcgE 1e~ussra a. "a "a Pnous TO
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RAINIER

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnixhed, leaves Lilly, Bogardus
X Co.'S dock Monday. "Wednesday and Friday al
.. m. for King.,on, Port Gamble, Bangor. Sea
beck, Llliwaup, Duvstto, Hoodsport, Union
City and intermediate points, arriving IN Union
City at j m Leaves Union City a. ~ Tues
dsy. Thursday and SATURDAY, arriving in Scat
lie at D. M e. E. LIBBY. Master
GAN JUAN ISLANDS - sTEAAER LYDIA
- THOMPSON. carrying uaited States mail,
leaves City Dock. foot OF Main street. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at2 =. M for Port Towns
end, San Juan Islands and New wbateom.
NORTH BOUND rINK CARD. SOUTH Bovsn
Lv Seattle 49,. 400 amiLv y. Whsteom SEQ am
Nv PIT Townsd. ZOO smlLv Roche HT..il 90 am
Lv Friday Hill 80 arg Nv Friday Hr-lz:V1 II
Nv Roche Hr..l2.s9 pm lv ~ Townsd- a.Sl pm
Ar n. Whatcom 600 pmiAr seattle 9.l5 pin
J. K. Thompson. Managing Owner ]. A. Hat
field, Agent. Phone SIS.
EVERETT RoUTR-sTMR. GREYHOUND.
Ia pslly Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle Gas a. M. ii 30 a.. m. and $50
=. m. Leaves Everett q. IN, p. and r. N.
sundays-Lssyes Seattle lisso .. M l. aves
Fare-singIe trip, Use; round trip. sL2s. Cen
snects with soats for Tacoma and snohomish.
sFhTTIE TAco Sfs IA, Il co.. cs,s''
clsud froup. Pres. r. W. Goodhne. Sscy-
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
" : Wiley Navigation Cos steamer
MULTNoMAH
pAELY TINE CARD.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Olympia at.... $50 m Tacoma at. $50 q
Tacs ma 1T. -. 1000 IN seattle at .I2.e0 m
Seattle st...... 100 p m Tacoma At - SEQ p IA
Tacoma At. 49, 1880 p m Olympia al. $50 M
connscting with boats for shelton and Kamilchie
FARE TO TACOMA, 50 CENTS.
Landing. City Dock. foot of Main street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Manager.
cIrY OF ABERpEEN-sEATTLE, TACOMA
" and Olympia
AT. Tacoma :. $50 ana
Leave Seattle. $50 q N. AT Olympia .1.eo p.m.
AR Seattle u: 30 p. H.
FARE TO TACOMA, % CENTS.
pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle "a follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend aud Vic
toria. At a Passengers received on board at
"a m.l Sept 8, 10, Is 20. Is. %
For Alaska, Sept 10 srd2
From San Francisco. for victoris and Puge;
sound ports. at 9 q N, Sept :, Z. II, ~, p. a.
Tickets may be obtained az the once OF tn
company. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GooDAII. PERKINS a CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco
J. H JeHSsos. ?. $. snpL. Seattle
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EoR AIAsKA

VANCOUVER RoUTE-A fRIP THROUGH
the TalaBda sTEAMEk UTOPIA, J. " Ne
Grsxor, A&stss.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Captraa
wharf. 9 p m. Mondays and Thusdsys Tor Pcr.
Townsend. AnacoFtess Fairhasen. Nes wascom
Blaine and FRIDAY Hsrbor, gosng through %
Vancouver on Thursday Trip
Fare 20 Blaine. g. fare 70 Vancouver, IL
FOR further information apply At Contra
wharf
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ACCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave san francisco for Honolulu
samoa. Aueklsad. \. L., and sydney, y. & W..
without change.
Steamship Mariposa, September 20, ? 2.
Honolulu only, Steamship Australia. Sept n
THDS A. GRAHAM, A8ENf, sIAkR-BoIp
BLOCK, SEATTLE.
w.MEssTEs. Dist AGENT Vancouver, b. c.
J. d. sPRKckELs e. Bros Co, 6snsral Agsnts.
San Francisco
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE.
IL The New Steamer
DELTA
Leaves Coleman Dock. foot of Marion street
Tuesday, Thursday sud Saturday ut a m for
Kingston, Port Gamble, Olsen's Landing, Sea
beck, Dewaito, Lilliwsup Fails, Hoodsporf
Union City and way ports Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at a. N.
d. TRoUTMAN, Master
F,w. GoODHUE. Agent.
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS
INCORPORATED iSs7.
surplus. ..-.-.----..-..-.- 10000
President .........------.W ; Iaaa
Vice President ..--.- A A. Denny
Manager. ..............N n. II. Latimer
Cashier. ........-.....F. K Van TuyL
sight exchange and tslegraphic transfers on
New YORK, Chicago, ST. Paul. San Francisco
Portland ana various points In Washington, Or
egon and British Columbia
Sight bills of exchange ON London avaiiabls
elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favorable
Bonds. stocks and other valuables received on
deposit for sale keeping.
peoples SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle. wash
Capital 100000
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob far1e Viz prss,asn,
John Leary. second vice President
James 3. Hayden =. Manager. Cashier and ssc.y
sismand senws6achsr, John Collins.
l. C. Neufeider. +. W. NiimanA
Transscts savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received iror 81 TO $4,000.
Interest allowed per snnum Six per cent on
term deposits, per cent. on Ordinary deposits
Dividends declared last DAYS OF May aud No
vember. Loans made on real estate or approved
eouaferais only.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE.
Paid up capital. -.--.siaeoos
surplus. ...........-......----- iSo,VW
J. II. AcGraw ..-.......-....-....-.-.-. Prssidenf
Maurice McMicken. Vice President
Lester Turner Cashier
General banking business transacted
sight and telegraphic exchange payable in all
the principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
TUE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co.
Incorporated ISL. Capital, s3oo.ooo.
Bailey building, corner second and Chsrry.
Transacts general banking basinsaA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits received in any smount from 81 mp
loaned upon improved farm and city rssl estate.
H. " whEELER. PREs BakAf, CASH
JOHN Y. osTRASpEs, VICE PRES
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
seattle
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NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial aad Ysslsr Ava
Paid up capital sso0.oos
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ID capital. sS.aQo COO: reserve. H.S7S,o9a Head
c1ee. e. Lombard street. London. Branches
Portland, san Francisco. seattle, la o1ss We
tafia, New Westminster. Nsaamo. hanlioaps,
Negson, yancouver n e. A general Banking
and exchange business transacted Leans made
Bis discoauted. Commercial eseasis zrantsd
Deposits rscaive1 OK current srceaat sablsct %
goBF. CROFT, Acting Manages.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK or
4 seattle
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-16

DoRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
Il DCNGE<E>S-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily sxcsps Monday. Time card commencing
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81, 1884,
Leaves Seattle. 800 a M Townsend. ie;0 a.
NJ: Dungeness, L. M: arrives Port Angeles tsso
r. m: leaves Port Angeles $50 p. M leaves
Port Townsend, Geo D m: arrives Seattle. $50
d N. CITY DOCK CO, seattle. AGENTS.