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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-17

r~eesres. - follows: Pasroarnsn. William
Morris James Mckay: poandnsasser. 8
NJ Rsce: police naatson. jassa l. Lewis.
cassarine A. Martin; posice clerk. James
L Green.
Watson Bros & Custer pesissoned that
bids b advertised for the feeding of city
prisoners. in order that they may BE- upon
a eqaa. footing With ether restaurant
keepers In obtaining the contract
Chief Willard reported fhat be had re-
cesved IS A. fines for impounded stock for
the month Of March, which amount he
had paid over 10 the city treasurer. The
chiefs monthly repors vas also read and
placed on 6Ie.
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Petition fer . Road 20 the Northss,
CITY Limits.

Petition fer . Read 60 the Northsrn
City Limits.
A petition signed by r. W. Milis and
ffty-eight other property owners. asking
for the opening mp and improvement of
the main thogoughfare north of Woodland
park, xas the occasion Of considerable
argument az the meeting Of the board
Of pubic works yesterday afternoon Mr..
Mills, C. NJ Sheafe and others appeared
before the board. and stated that this road
MAS very badly needed. as . large amount
Of hauling WAS done over il. and in the
condition il is in ~ present it costs more to
haul load ten miles over such q road
than II costs to freight the same amount of
produce TO San Francisco. They further
explained that only about two miles of
the road needed strengthening and grad
ing in order TO connect with the county
road. which was already in good condition.
and would then give the residents over
ten miles of good road. The members of
the board admitted that the work Was
much needed, bat there were no available
funds with which to fix 1t. and there
might also be some trouble about the
right-of-way. The committee assured the
board that the right-of-way could be
secured and asked that the matter be re-
ferred to the council with . favorable
recommendation, the work TO be done at
the expense OF the abutting property. This
was done By the board. with the proviso
that sixty-foot right-of-way be first OBJ
tanned.
A petition Was received from James
Cannon and others for = street light at the
corner Of Rose and Duwamish streets;
referred to council.
A petition from property owners in
Edes 4 knights addition for a survey of
the street aud property lines was referred
to the city engineer.
A petition was received from w. X.
Forrest, asking that the property owners
on Spring street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. be permitted to improve
tho parkway, tho work TO be done under
the supervision OF the park superintend.
emit The permit was granted.
permit was granted Geneva Curtis TO
use the parkway in front OF lot Z, block - -
Renton addition.
communication was received from
Chief Hunt. recommending that q ny
drant be placed at the corner of Walker
and Grant streets; referred to the superin-
tendent of water works.
Commissioner Alexander reported that
Temperance street, between Mercer and
Roy, was in a dangerous condition. and
would have to be replanked; referred TO
street superintendent for an estimate.
Adjourned to meet Monday at 2 p. IN.
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o. G. Heaton was admitted TO practice
y the superior court yesterday by Judge
Eumes.
+. Lindqulst, a native of Sweden. took
The oath Of allegiance To the United States
before Judge Humes yesterday.
B A license to wed was issued late Satur-
cay afternoon 10 q. y. Wakefield and
Lulu L, heilerman, both OF Egma
~ IL. Mclean was arraigned in Judge
humss' court yesterday morning on the
Charge Of false registration. lie entered q
pea of not guilty.
Angus McAalay. the real estate man,
Who will soon be tried before Judge Humes
sor obtaining 81 800 under false pretences.
yesterday obtained an order from Judge
hanes for the issuing of subpunas for
Witnesses
Articles Of incorporation for the
isaisehe Fiehe Lodge, No. 4. Ordeu der
nsrmsnn's Sohne. and of the Pacific Coast
liquor Company. capstai $4,000. with
a"D shares. value SIS each. were filed
With the county auditor Yesterday.
Louis Martin. co.ored. who " as arrested
u The charge of striking ]. II. Snosden.
cslng - T. disagreement during black
Ssk game. was discharged from custody
yesterday by Justice Caldwell, who said
Nat the evidence did not chow that blow
ead been delivered. Snowcen Was taxed
Rf TIE costs Of the case.
CHARLOTTE 4. Lord commenced suit yes
sfdas IN the superior court To recover .
ssmont stud valued at $50, which. she
ssss came into possession OF the sheriff
sse'asFy Il. 1894. and which he refuses 10
we ep. In the complaint she alleges that
we owned the diamond before her mar.
nase and that IL Is not community prop
lily
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An Ordinance Abolfshing the Rams
Horn Right Way.


Horn Right Of way.
The most important business before the
board of aldermen last night vas an ordi-
nance amending the old franchises of the
Oregon Il Transcontinental railroad and
Of the Columbia & Puget Sound so as to
allow them to lay down tracks on the east
side of Railroad avenue in consideration
Of the entire surrender of the rams horn
right of-way. 1t was referred to the rail-
road committee.
viding for street signs was taken up and
sustained.
An ordinance was read forbidding the
exposure or sale Of any unclean. unwhole-
some or adulterated food and referred to
the health committee.
A joint resolution was introduced by
Alderman elise authorizing Corporation
Counsel Scott to institute proceedings for
condemnation Of strip across block 5,
MERGERS addition, so that communication
may be had between Powell street, Ken
tucxy street and Prospect avenue. COM
stocks and MERGERS additions overlap so
that private property intervenes between
the streets.
A petition was presented by the Rainier
Power q Electric Railway Company for
permission to discontinue the Third street
line from Yesler avenue to Amy street for
q year. The Second avenue line will run
north of Almy street. 1t was referred to
Alderman Sweeney.
The following ordinances were also read !:
Providing a copy of the revised ordi-
nanees for each official and for ex- Corpora
ton Counsel Jacobs; passed.
Appropriating SIS for additional Office
room for comm lssioner of labor; passed.
Arranging the duty of board of public
works and city treasurer as 10 the water
department. certain changes being neces-
STATED by an amendment to the city char
ter: referred.
Appropriating money to pay for altera-
tions i'm the city hall so as TO avoid hiring
outside offices. passed.
For . sidewalk at Spring and Fourth
streets: rejceted.
Providing that city salaries shalt be paid
on the 10th of each month and general bills
on the Goth; passed.
The following petitions were presented /:
For remission of taxes on Grace hospital
for 1890: referred.
For extension OF pound limits TO the
district bounded by Howell, Saylor, Howe.
kentucky streets and Lake Union: re-
ferred to Alderman elise
For arc light NJ Ninth and ames streets
referred.
For replanking Of Temperance street
from Roy TO Mercer: referred.
For repair OF roadway from Woodland
park TO city limits; approved, provided
property owners will dedicate q sixty foot
roadway: referred
For sidewalk on Willow street; referred.
For vacation of alley in block 81, heirs
s. A. Bells addition: referred.
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Eugene Kelly and Charles Amos were
convicted in the superior court yesterday
before Judge Humes Of grand larceny.
They stole <270 worth Of iron and machin-
cry from II. N. Webber's mill at Vashon
Island and brought IL 10 this city in .
soop. Officer Bsldus anu Officer Pierce
got track of the affair and arrested Amos.
IN the meantime Kelly had the goods
taken to North Seattle and dumped into
Che bay. where they were found through
ihe Information given by Charles and
William Watson. who had been asked TO
bsIl the goods to . secondhand dealer.
During the trial yesterday Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney Bass introduced Josie
ldarber, . sister of the Watson boys with
shs intention OF showing that an effort
bad been made to persuade her brothers to
have the city before the trial came up.
The defense objected and was sustained.
The jury came TO an agreement in less
than fifteen minutes Kelly is supposed
20 be almost Is great a smuggier ~ the
notorious Larry Kelly.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditors Once
Heste pday.


Real estate transactions from January I,
1894. are 8, i62, ESQ There were filed for
record yesterday n deeds. the considers
tions agRregating $25. 37s. Following 10
the list rs furnished by Osborne, Trempsr
a Co., abstractors of titles. 1l6 Cherry
street. between Front aud Second:
r. II. Alvord TO I. T. Alvord, IL lots in
First add TO "a plat of Seattle. 81.
l. 7. Aivord to n. ii. Alvord, Is lots In
First add to I'd plat Of Seattle, 81.
J. ID. Smith to A. Mssheson, lots and 7.
block 1. 81 Motor line, 81.
j. +. Harte to A. Nelson, one-half lot l.
block 3, Fail City, $500.
A. H. Keith to II. w. Higley. lot Y,
block 3, Brooklyn. $3.50.
State of Washington to John Prentice,
lot I, sec r, tp "a n, te, 81.
X. q. Rogers 10 +. NJ. kinehart, tract s.
Carmode's 5-scre tracts, 81.
A. Van Peit 10 q. K. Carter, lots 2. 3, 4,
5 and 7 To II, block "a. Bells Heirs, 81
George II. Carter TO Maine Imp. Co., -
lots in Bells Heirs and others, 81.
Seattle National bank to Maine Imp. Co.,
lots in Bells Heirs and others. $40.
Robert q. Hooker To Maine INN. Co.,
lots in Bells Heirs and others, s., 20.
J.. II. Andrews To- J. X. Andrews lot z,
block s. Bell Heirs and others, $I2oou
Joseph Dubbali to Ill. III. A. Hastings.
lots IL and -. block l. Sander Boman.
81 200
". Lenter to r. Lenter, lot 10, block II,
Edes a Knights. 81.
q. Proctor to h. Bowden, 10 lots. block
Wailingford division. 500.
+. l.. Fairhank TO +. Lind. lot q. block 1,
Botheil's 81 to BathelI, $ioo
J. A. Randolph to J. u. McCaliister. lots
Z, @. . aud "A. McNaught's extension, Ss
John Sheplch 10 ID. +. Sans. swi. of Sc I.
sec 10. -. 5. 5000
John keile,t to +. shepieh. lots 81 and
o.. block 1. Wash. Cent fmpt. LIST. Kent,
fan.
4. q. Cady 10 Charles Bruhn, lots 4 and
S, block ~, Bell Heirs, 81.
II. +. Johnson To w 4. Winsns, blocks
2 4 d and 10 LindleY add. 50
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Passage of an Ordin ancs Against Adui
teratsd FOOD.

Delegate Chapman introduced an ordi-
nance prohibiting the exposure or sale of
unwholeso,ne or adulterased food, and
earnestly advocated il passage, which was
agreed TO.
The corporation counsel was requested
to inquire into the efficiency of the pound
limit ord. nance.
Delegate NOlsht was elected on the adiu-
dicatioa committee with Alderman Miller.
The follosipg ordinances were acted
upon:
Providing for the construction Of new
sidewalk on Spring and Fourth streets
JOINT resolution providing for publica-
tion OF notice calling upon banks to file
applications With city clerk 10 be named
rs repositories fer city funds; passed.
For construction of main sewer on
Twelfth avenue and Hszei street to Viz
lard street passed.
Joint resolution instrncting board of
public works TO furnish to council a new
and reduced schedule OF water rates:
adopted
Both houses adjourned 10 meet a. S
o'clock on Monday next.
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MADE Scoeee ef eur lasr caasesr-
Aanrnrn erx TEL ~ tAsx Pa srsss Gssxrx
Coz Se9n9 Nas< sa~xu vel
SIHONG Ana So - fss1 esvfa~ and
Fa< fytssx azzsstses specially
szNGz Il fesss@ cate xossen-
STEWART 4 HOLMES DRUG CoNP'Y.

four years ago from Los Angeles The
missing man IS % years old. tall. and has
hrorn hair and mustache. he Is car
penser by trade.
Constable 7. c. Pitcher. of Pao Alto,
Cal. would ike TO know If his brother
Edwin b. Pitcher. an engineer. is in seat
tie 1t is supposed he came here from
Nevada some time ago.
r. White, of 20 q street. Washington
City. writes 10 know if John White. q
native Of Clare county, Ireland, aged
about 81. about feet 8 inches high. and q
carpenter By trade. is in Seattle. He lest
Sacramento. Ca.., between ak and seven
years ago
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HQrrYY pxpArrurxr..~n,


WITT puAEsMEsr-EAssEEy. J.
'onn 4 Paine n Joseph p. HUI es A.
.n,ss ~ ronndcrn sworn and justified -
= National bank OF Commsrca ~. lame.
~ .ranston 81 al.--Findlnrs Of farts con-
c'1saons of,aw and decree. signed.
haneeA. receiver. vs.. Puget
April q. "
Whittier. Fuller Il ca. " Rober.
Abrams Com 10 Anr.l IA
hiram i. Tuftie Va. L. A. Muoson - :,
BOND Of Edward q. White. Appointed r.
es,ver Aprii ID, approved
hooert N Longstaf w. Madison Street
sao.s Sofn pany-order appointing r C.
csfuavscx Judge pro rer:l.: order signed.
In the matter of insanity of K. III. &c
nung-oraer directing sale OF real estate !.
signed: order confirming sale Of real e.
y. u. Tea'sr Va. He.ry Hickman-cass
under adyisement.
Jennie v wiile,ts ". Cascade Fire In.
eurarce tornpany-Continued 10 Anil II
Hiram T. Tutiie vs. Lewis 4. Mun.on
ceivcr
II. W. Wheeler vs.. James A. Moore Fl
e.-ordsr TO show cause set for hear.u 2
Apr! 30.
CIVIL pEPARrnEsT-osBoKx. !.
o. W. Clancy ct 81. rs ]. W. wooiery .,
a.-Jncgment for plaintiff by agreement.
J. r. Reynolds W.. A. W. Gisberi-De-
fsuit and judgment in sum OF s.. 600 and
costs. ngneda
t. y. Rindai ct nj. vs. w. ]. De Lacy
order confirming execution sale: signed.
Edward Bernhard ct a.. va T. A. Green
o. ai-orier publishing deposition.
l. w. Anderson e; al. vs.. sun Insurance.
Company-Continued TO Nav II.
u. Brodek ct al. W.. q. w. Furnum ct oil.
lon trial.
CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT, HuNRs, =.
state of Washington vs.. Jessie lie Clair
burglary; not guilty.
state OF Washington vs.. William Robin
son-Assanit with deadly weapon; jury
verdict o. not guilty.
State OF Washington VS.. Charles Amos
and Eugene Kelley Grand larceny; Jury
verdict OF not guilty.
State vs.. \. II. McLean--False reg,s,ra-
ton; plea not guilty: state allowed ad-
ditsonas names as witnesses.
State VS.. Angus McAulay- Defendant
permitted TO issue subpoena for witnesses.
State VS.. George Williams Order for
oub6na; signed.
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he following new suits we're hled
9TH the clark OF the superior eour: yes.
ercay:
e T. Conover, receiver Of Benness-Hu
Sesniturc Company, VS.. Boston Nationas
naak and Saetih Wooiery-Sait to restrain
saeri1ss sac
u /, Couoyer, receiver OF Bennett-Ha
sashitGre Company, vs. stephen =. na1i
NC eaeriH N oo.ery--Suit 10 restrain hat
No..
William Il. Rvookshire vs. James Nc
sxsseAsr and William Roggs. Judgment
seosers. snd {. {. slIson aud r. aoTaru.
ssraishees.
W. Culver va. Green. Ehrliek K Gross
SAT- for s. .o5l for failure 20 complete
eontrsct
:. :, Reynolds Va. A. W. 6iihers~sut TO
sssassr go with interest
taaElss krocAmsa vs.. ID. ]. bsasomes e.
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.sLASHERr GOES FREE
4his Time He Used His Razor
in Self-Defense.
xyNk THIEVES FOUND GUILTY.


William Robinson, heavy. shick-set
d 1tllow. who is known 70 The police a. Inc
Eiasher," was acquitted By jary IN 1uass
I Bumes' court yesterday oil ASSUMING
Alexander ssrofn with q razor IN the doof-
~ax Of the MINT saloon on Washington
street. on the morning Of Aarch = The
affair Was bloody one, s'rom having his
1 rn.~k laid op~n 10 the bone from point
peny,hs ear 70 the chin and also beng cat
Oh the arm.
A. the time of the affair Robinson
c.aired ne .o,sd In selfdefense. but his
story was not given much c,edence, u De-
lag known that he vas on spec The
state claimed that Robinson. after having
raised disturbance in the Maybe saloon
an Pioneer place, weat 20 the Mint saioon
ssd began qnarresing with Strom, who
NAT him oat into the street. Then Rob-
insor without provoeation rushed up to
atrom and siashed him with the razor.
The defense yesterday introduced enough
witnesses 70 convince the jury that Rob-
inson was imposed upon instead Of being
she aggressor, and that he acted In self
defense. He went into the saloon accom-
pansed by Bob sander. No sooner had
thsy made their appearance than some one
announced that two Irishmcn had arrived.
I TheT stood up 81 the bar and Ners pushed
around By those in the barroom until San
des concluded Ii was best for him to get
cot. Robinson wanted his hat. which had
been snstehed from his head, and con-
AnEcd arguing about IL. Finally he was
ordered out of the saloon. but would not
70 without his hat. and then Strom threw
him out. Robinson went to Clancy's
saloon aud got one of his friends TO
10 after the hat. Tho messenger
vas told TO tell Robinson 10 come after
bis hat If he wanted IL. When Robinson
vent back the second time. three of the
men in the saloon. one armed with re-
soiver and another with y club went at
hin, and In addition to knocking him
down twice threw him into the street. by
mis- time his fighting blood was aroused
and he drew the razor on Strom In SELL
defense.
The jury, after receiving instructions
from Judge Humes. retired. but returned
IN . few minutes with verdict Of mot
guilty" Robinson grinned from ear to
Gar ~ he walked out Of the court room
With his attorney, while his friends sur
rounded him and showered congratuIa-
tons upon them both.
Robinson got the name Of ''Slasher" be-
cause he always carries two or three razors.
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M and Mary A. vesfaa-sast "a for~~lo..
mortgage. '
nerciaa National Bank, Of Tacoma.
- a. =. smith and r. G. srarth-suss -,
49, si'vS With interest on prosnsxsory
cs. mers1l National Bank W. A. C.
W l cnd c. H. smsth. defendants. and
pa. 80 Ifisso Mining Comrany, garniskss
psS.a I9s WIT OF garnisnrnent
and Carrie Y. C.srk-suit "a r~~ox., = ~,
WIZ interest an pfomissory rote.
e.. a.f1otts a. Lord Va J. III. Woosery-
suit 70 recover xoods
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REDUCING THE FORCE.
Right Police onieers Dropped From
the Roll.

At the meeting of the police commits
sioners last evening the matter of reducinx
tie police force Was taken On, and the
board, consisting Of j. q. Niggle. ". s
Rs.fs and J. NJ. W xliin gford. recommended
that owing TO the shFinkage OF rseeip;s
from the different sources which 90 to
taake up the police salary fund and GA &C.
eoaa: OF unpaid taxes, Pstroinsn +. Bark.
man. J. Z. Cummings, c. Ii, Cummings.
T. Is Jackson, J. h. Brooks. J. L~onart
Il. X. Noble and J. 5. sseppIer De dropped
from the force on May L Tie Eecomasea.
dalton MAS adopted
Mayor Phelps said he knew he vas
volrio- the sentiments 81 every member
wkeh he sAid IL was mach against his
xlsh 60 drop any men fre.n the force. bus
/: had become al absolute necessity A.
could readily be seen by the hnancia.
statement furnished By the Comptroller
which shows the expenses Of r-aiice sa.
aries Tor the balance of isSsi 10 lie S.. ~
and the amount ava.Iahls for sach nav.
rasnts only 12s-N. seaylae a shortage in
the uolies salary luna OF sIT,eSA
several applications ios poas.oas xs.s
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THE COUNTY CoMMlssIoNHRs.
Relief Of INDECENT seIdiers-The Rudlck
Road Essabiished.

AT the weekly meeting of the board OF
county ommissioners yesterday the bonds
OF George Wood, quartermaster, and o. A.
Jones. commander of Hiram Durham
Post, q. A. r.. No. rs. were approved. II
In not generally known that the county
has charge of such affairs, and also gives
relief TO INDECENT and sick soldiers and sail
ors upon the approval Of post officers. This
relief Is derived from what is known a.
the soldiers relief fund.-" aad is CON-
puted in the regular tax estimate.
The road decided to the county by w. X.
Rudick and others. near Preston. was ac-
cepted and made = county highway.
The contract with Bonney Il Stewart for
the burial Of the county dead was APP
proved.
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C. 7. Conover, receiver Of the Bennett
Hull Furniture Co.. filed suits in the
superior court Yesterday. through per-
mission of Judge Langley. TO restrain the
sheriff from proceeding to cell the COM
pany's property under writs Of execution
in favor of the Boston National bank for
soi2 and Stephen Hull for $i,i0i. In the
eomplaint the insolvency of the company
d admitted but the contention is made
that the Boston National bank and
Stephen Hull have no grounds for appear
lug as preferred creditors
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CAUSE FOR ECONOMY.
The City's Income Estimated to
Be $39,737 Short.
RESIGNATION or a. ~. GILMAN.
Statement showing Csadifioa 81 City's
gfnssres-Fststsss 10 Dfscoutfnus
Third street Line.

The ressenchmens policy Of the city
government has not began day too soon
or cut too deep. il cash payments are 20 Be
male throughout ons year. The admins
traitor yesterday procured from the
compsrolIesas Office . Statement. showing
ths probable revenue and expenditure.
II shows . possible deficiency of $50 .ss7.
The tsxes paidin leave . delinquency Of
sI<s.ooo. and whatever is paid in Of that
amount will 70 20 reduce the shortage.
Al delinquent taxes bear penalty Of 5
per cent and interest ~ % per cent, all
Who can viii pay ~ early as possible. but
there viii Be no sale Of property this rear
to act ~ 3 fresh incentive 10 payment
The funds stand about rs follows:
Amount OF money in the Esnsrai
Amount OF raensy 10 the salary fund s,5ss 50
Essslzstst asnouuf % b received from
water tls71. .@..---.-+. s1,-se ~
Estimated amount from faes and
license funcs 5000 60
Total avsflsble tor ali salaries .si7o.s7s II
Estimate Of salary fund for balance OF
Estimated shortage in interest and
street siga. fund T.sS 10
Amount required for balance year 3e6o So %
A above sasa GO 60
Amount available ...-................ i7oss3 90
-
Estimated shortage balances rear. Z ss,ss7 %
The city council last night appointed .
joint committee 20 consist Of the house
finance committee and Aldermen elise.
Lovejoy and Miller 10 devise measures 50
that the city's expenses shall be kept
within its income.
Fire Commissioner A. N. Gilman has
resigned in order 20 accept the position of
engineer Of the water department.
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sheriff weo,erv on ri. w.v Hon.

A telegram was received yesterday from
Sheriff ]. H. Weoiery. dated At Denver.
Col. in which he states that be viii be in
Seattle next Thursday. IL IL understood
THAI the sheriff made arrangements Ia
Chattanooga for an officer 10 bring swim
der George Russell here after the habe a.
r,rnas Ia heard
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Hot and 0uick siRse Started Ay .
Doughnut Pot.

Doughnat Pot
frame building occupied by Edx ard
Heggner as a bakery and located a short
distance south of the city limits va. de-
stroyed by Ere yesterday. The flames
were observed from the city and the fire
apparatus from headquarters and house
No. ; responded. but did not reach the
ground ia time To be of service.
Accord ng to the report TO Chief Hunt
the IRE originated through the scattering
of lard from q Kettle in which doushnuis
we're being fried. The loss on the build
ing aud contents will he about s., SO as
against an insurance of $40.
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charge of burglarizing freight car in this
city March -, was acquitted In the supe-
rior court yesterday. LeClair maintained
Che contention that he made at the time
OF being nrrested-that he found the car
open and went In To sleep.