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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29
COUNT NOTICES.

PROPOSALS WANTED-SEALED PROOFS
4 al, Will be received oy the board OF county
commissioners OF King county. Washington, ct
the Office of the county auditor in Seattle, until
Monday, October ], 1884, at o'clock p. m, for
the furnishing OF certain supplies for the King
county almshouse aud hospital for the period
OF three months from and after October l, 1894.
said supplies are to te delivered at the place
of business of the bidder, in or near Seattle,
only on acquisitions issued by +. A. Twichel.
purchasing agent. at the sum or amount speci-
hed in the bid.
Everything furnished is 10 be of the best
quality OF the several kinds aud grades speci-
fed, samples to be furnished when required.
Goods found TO b3 inferior TO tho samples or.
the grade or quality specified viii be rejected
and returned ut the expense of the contractor.
Payment for supplies furnished viii be made
by King county warrants, payable to the order
of the contractor anc issued on the nth OF the
month succeeding the delivery OF the good and
rendering OF satisfactory accounta
Each bid must state the price At which each
of the articles specified therein will be fur
nishef. aud shall be accompanied by certified
check in the sun of 500. the same 20 be for
feited to King county by the successful bidder
In case # failure to enter into coatract with
good and sufficient sureties within i've days
after date OF award.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids or any portion of any bid and accept
the remainder. and the award OF any portion of
the contract or any portion OF any bid shall be
binding on the bidder rs III the whole bid
had been accepted.
Bids shall be sealed and marked, Proposals
furaish hing the following sr.iclss in The amount
designated, to-wit:
Flour, Green Crown, by the barrel
Flour, Patent Excellent, by tho barrel
Flour, Novelty A, by the barrel.
Rolled oats (samp'e1, by the cwt
Sugar, graduated, by the barrel.
Sugar. c. c. (ssmpls), By the barrel
Crackers. soda. by the cwt
Rice (sample}, by the cwt
Dried apples, evaporated, by the cvt
Coffee, roasted fsampls), by the 5o-ib sack.
Tea, black tssmplel, by the chest.
Baking powder. Hercules, by the 5-lb cans
Molasses, common. by the barrel.
Vinegar. cider, by the barrel
Salt, table, by the sack.
Pepper, sek, ground, by the BIB can.
Bacon, by the cwf.
lard. good quality, by ths cwt
soap, Leunox, by the box
Washing POWDER GOLD Dust BY the case.
Coal oil, good quality. by the case.
Coal oil. good quality. by the 51gallor lots
By order OF the board of county commission
ers of King county. f. A. TwICHELLs
County Auditor and ex-offielo Clerk OF the
Board.
Dated ut Seattle. September .. 1894
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
Il of Washington for King county.
h. Gottstein, plaintiff, vs. 4. J, Armstrong and
Mary Armstrong. his wife, defendsnts No.
1887. summons.
State of Washington 70 the said 7. j. Arm
strong and Mary Armstrong. defendants: You
hereby summoned 70 appear within twenty
t2ol days after the completion OF the service OF
this summons upon you, exclusive OF the day
OF service, and aefsnd the above entitled action
In the superior court OF the state OF sshGng ton.
I'm and Tor King county aforesaid, and answer
the complaint OF the Plaintiff and serve copy
OF your answer upon the undersigned. attorney
for the plaintiff. at his office below stated. and
in case OF your failure so 10 do, judgment and
decree will De rendered against you according
10 the demand of the complaint, which has been
filed with the clerk of said court
Tbs object OF sal9 setioa 10 TO obtain iudg-
ment os the above entitled court against you
In behalt Of the plaintiff upon q promissory
note for tho principal sum OF $40 with interest
thereon at the rate OF 10 per cent per annnm
from aud after May = ISIS. 10 the entry 81 sneh
Judgment, snd in the additional sum OF sts.ss
with legal interest thereon from February IL.
1904. on account of taxes paid ~ the plaintiff
on the morsgsgsd property hereinafter De-
serioed, and the further additional suEa OF Sd
as "a attorneys fee for the attorney for the
plaiatif IN said action. together with the coats
sad disbursements - bs taxed therein, aaG for
the 1ecrsa Of said eosrt foFseaosing a ee-tsln
MORTGAGE described in the comp Amt OK the
plaintiff On tie in said action. which - mort
rage given to secure the roks aeays mentioned
sEaa - upon TIE t1stosAHR 1cstfiO~l hh1S aAs
premises, situate IN the county OF King, slate OF
washington, ko-wfts
Lot eight tst Ia block tweaty-eight EEs9 IN Cen
trial seattle, addition 20 TIE city OF seattle.
aud lot four fa( "a block seven f7e OF Eaxters
addition 20 ths city 81 Seattle, AMI for an ofdss
for the SAFE Of said Lands and premises IA he
manner prsscE bed By law, for ire ssttstAcfiSn
o. said Judgment and decree.
cLAREScE & PRESTON.
Plaintiffs Atf0rlsy.
Postoffss address, room so Psonssr building,
Seattle, Wash
First "a 5ifeati5n Jasv q. lsaa
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTAR GREYHOUND.
Il Daily Exeepi sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.a =. r., II 20 q II, aad 4B
2. y. Leaves Essysfs o. IL 2. II. ana p IL
sua4svs-LAsves ss.itls IL q g. n l. ares
Everett p NJ
Fare-esngis trip, 75c: rons9 trfr. us. Cen
meets x1Eh sosts far Tacoma sse Ss1AsEnlss.
Isa1far-c@ixan seek fnsf NJ " ~ IN street..
pssaa Ksaaz. SxaA II IA GSh4aaA sAeL
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Advertisements under the hasf OF Lost,
Pound, For sale. For Rent saf sttustions
Wanted will be Inserted ~ the rate o. ! cent q
wore eaoa insertion. Payment sissys la adj
vanee No advertisements rscssysd fos loss than
q cents.
N0TTCF-Ths business Office Of the PosT'IS.
~xLlIsKacrs is oren until II p NJ: sunday
hoars a IN % 2. m- Clsaasd Agyers1ss-
rnsats viii Be rocsived up TO fhis tine
Advertisements will 10 received AZ branch
srsres Of tbs rosT-TsrELLssEscxs Al;
TACOMA BUREAU - Ills Pacino svennss
Thomas Simmons. Aanagef.
PORT TOwGsEsD--Freneh A springer.
EEILfsoHAA BAY BUREAU-Ss~ what
eorn, corner Holly and Canoe ssEsets O. H.
Culver. Manager.
The following iettss await advertisers 81 this
e~see.
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pAcIFIc NAyIaArInx -

Pacific NAVIGATION ca
4lsse Cszd-
seass.e and Mhsteon Rausa-s..s.
,,asssa leaves Seattle Ia IN sxaa.s ~
~ p NJ Seattle AMI Il resas3 stsae4s~9
havsa lesyes saatsse aa4lr exr-~, hsass-s1|
= = N lacofnA and seattle 4 s.1ssy
$50 ieaFss Seattle Tuesdays .na 80 ~
YEsFER nOcx
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ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
rIEAAER RO2ALIE,
Arlington DosK,
Leaves for Victoria and Por. Townsend esuv.
sxssps raaaay, a. lfss p m returning, leaves
ictorAA m sissasr Idaas leaves for Port
Tcsnssnd s11 say po-ks daily. except eaaaav
Al a. m.s sanasy, direct, st . a. IA (: reruraIag
aiEsss 1sss - fsxs xssGsssa as & n n. Pnens ia
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Advertisers desiring dtsplsy ssrsrsiseneaH
changed fer gre euadsy issue nuss hanf In
eoy1 ~ ofcsoek ssfarssy 70 insure change.
PO.T-TSTFLEIGEscER co.
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70 IND.


L'OUND-A GRAY COW on MR. BLAKE'S
ranch. Columbia; owner please call and pay
damages John Nicholas. I'll Commercial ST
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
~ 2o'oloes ,. IN. Monday, october is. 1924, at
the Once of the state capitol com nilsson ia tina
city of Olympia, state of Washington. for ali
labor aud mater ais required IN the nssoury of
the foundation aud basement. including exca-
walton for trenches. coacrets footiugs. brick aud
stonowofz OF the rev state capitol building at
olympia. Wash. accord ng to the plans and
specifications thereof prepare. by Erneat klasw,
architect, now on Gle Ia the ofhcs o.; the archi-
ieet, Ia shs Old capitol building In Olympia,
Wash.
Bidders are required 10 furnish samples OF slI
brick ard stone proposed 20 be used. with tests
thereof.
Attention is called to section seven %. chap
ter Jas. rage Sc. session avs Of 1898, portion
of which sectioa Is rs follows:
"The performances of every contract shall be
secured ev bond 20 the state of Washington in
ssusa not less than one-9usrser 81 the contract
prizes, secured by two 90 securities qualifying
IN double tae amount 81 the bond, esch Of
whom shall DC = bona fies resident OF this state,
szt2 toad - h@ conditioned for the faithful
performance af said contract
Bach BID shall De accent panied by a similar
bond conditioned for the execution snd faltafui
performance OF contract in accordance with
said BID II tbs same shal es accepted By the
beard"
Tao right is reserved 10 reject snY and all
bids
BIDS should be addressed to state capitol
building eonmls ssoa. oly-pis, Wash.
Esve.opss sheatd - marked, bids for Foua-
a.fiea All Basement"
Kaak boaa. wi. lie furnished n intending
siaasFs ca spplieasion 70 the secretary o. tas
capitol commission. Olympia. Assa.
J n. NCsRAR.
i. X GRIMES.
JOSEPH :. ALLES
CHARLES ,. AUNnAY,
EpNuSD RICE.
4 U IN ss.s1ers.
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THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING US-
i der the firm AMI style OF A. Fairser-
vics Il Co, \ co-osrtnership composed OF A
Fairseryice. Michael Earles and E. +. Donahoe,
doing basines. as deaiers in general merchan-
disc at Eat Cla.ian. Ciallam county. Washing
ton, is this day dissolved By mutual consent,
Mr.. Z. Z. Donahoe having purchased the entire
interest OF Michael Earles in the concern. The
said A. Fairservice and said +. r. Donahoe will
hereafter conduct ami carry said business
under the firm name OF A. Fairseryfce & Co.
All accounts due and owing by the late firm are
assumed and owned by the new firm
A FAIRSERVfcE * co.
a. FAIRSERVICF,
MICHAEL EARLES,
4. r. DONAH0E.
Dated at East Clallam this 10Th day Of 6eptem-
Der. A. ID. 1894
THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING UN-
l. der the firm name and style of Earl,s & Don
ahoe doing business In the state oil Washington
a. railroad contractors, manufacturers OF lum-
Der and dealers Ia general merchandise, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. E. +. Don
ahos having purchased the entire Into rost of
Michael Earies in the concern. will pay all liza
bIties of the said co-partnership and collect all
cutstanding accounts duo the said frm.
MICHAEL EARLEs,
f. r. DONAHoE.
Dated at Seattle, Wash. this 26.n day OF Sep
TENDER. A. j. 1894
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no WHOM IT MAY C0SCERN-SOTTCE L
Il asresy given tbat 1y vile. Msnd Louise
Montgomery. SIS Esst mv I'D au4 board with
est 1ast esase er toEan a3nt su4 herebs give
pgh}ie aotses that viii rot Re aecountA6 = fsy
81 pay say o.sls whicA Ey vile may contract
from Ihts 3ste
ALEXANDER L. MONTGOMERY.
sSptsle Der -, iss&
pUTTERl BUTTER GREAT SALE OF zIB
II crooks Ezsst e-sameTy, only soe worth a
dolsAr. Csw Bs;tes ssore. Front sGreet. near
FikA
pRIvATR SHORTHAND INSTRUCTIONS
Il b8x 80 seattle
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Dyxras avn rrsxRAEs

eEwNF R4-eA ire family resI14res. Third ssa
Alias streets sepssua neE -. IS@ss 81 consunzf
tson sophia Summers, aged - Years
Fnnsrsl frosa tie re-ssenee ~ I'D o'caocx 10
rnorrow afseruoon. InfssBen; st Mount Pleas
suf cemetery
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coxsEsrAroEr or MUxrc.

SKAr1IE 9SsEggAg0RY oF MUsIC AND
= A&veaAA SEMINAR &rs seek A. X r. y
asfscfeE. esSsssetaFy pVozgsas guaranteed
hss2S1 sgGs1s - lie ca.
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rrHE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RE-
l. eeiye bids until October ], lssf, at noon, Tor
thu erection of q school building on block /,
Dsnny-Fuhrmsu addition, according to plans
and specifications on file in the cfice OF Cham
berlin siebrand, architects. Occidental build
Ing. certified cheek for 5 per cent. of the
amount TO accompany all bids. The board re.
serves the right to reject any and all bids. By
order of the board of education.
H. r. WHITNEY, Secretary
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
IL The New steamer
DELTA
Leaves Coleman Dock. foot OF Marion street,
Tuesday. Thursdsy and Saturday at Z . N. for
kinEsson. Port Gamble. olsen's Landing, Sea-
beck. Dewatto, Lilnwaup Falls, Hoodsport,
Union City and way ports. Leaves Union City
Wednesday, Friday and sunday at a. m
d. TRoUTMAN, Master
Fw GooDHUE. Agent
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-NoTICE
~ 10 hereby given that sealed bids will be re-
ceived unil o'clock y. m. Monday, October l.
1884, for the construction of the following, viz:
l. One bridge pier according TO plans and
specifications on file In the auditors ONCE (oue
pier already constructedl
One combination span about 49, feet long,
le feet wide in the clear, 10 support a live DAD
of 70 pounds per square foot Tor truss and 50
pounds per square foot for floor system tplsns,
specifications and strain sheet to be submitted
by bicdsrrl
3 About Us feet OF ".hree pile" approach as
ives. END of bridge. bents is feet apart.
The location OF the above being at Stations
Place." or Green river.
Bids must be sealed, endorsed "Bid on Bridge
at Patton's and accompanied by cash or O certi-
ned cheek for $40 payable TO Fred Gasch,
chairman, which said amount shall be forfeited
TO King county in the successful bldser
fasls TO enter into contract with good and sum
ciant bonds Ia double the amount of the con-
uset price within I've days OF the date OF award.
BIDS must name lump sum for the pier ana
span and price per lineat foot for the approach.
PAYMENT will be made In warrants drawn on
the road aud briegs fund OF King oonnty. par
nal payments TO 20 made at tbs option OF the
board, but fnai payment ten days after tho
contract is c2fnpleted and bridge accepted
Bridge must he ready for travel within 80 days
from date OF approval OF contract
BY order OF the board OF county cowmfssson-
ers. r A. TNICHELI.
Comfy Auditor ana ex-onicio Cisrk of the
Beard
BY NATHAN BrMAs, Deputy.
Dated this the 18th day of september, A. ID.
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DoRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
l. DUNGESE>s-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily sxcert Monday. Time card commencing
TUESDAY, AUGUST q. 1894
Leaves Seattle, 200 q m: Townsend. lo:s9 q,
m; Dnaxsness, II m: arrives Port Angeles t;So
r. m: leaves Pert Angeles, $50 p. m: leaves
Port Townsend, 600 n m. arrives Seattle. $50
D. M CITY DOCK CO., seattle, Agents.
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CLEANER GLIDE-cHANGE OF Run.

Leaves LILY. Bogardus & Co.'S dock, Seattle,
Csc a. m, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for west ride. olalia and way landings to Ia
coma
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays for
yashon. Chautauqua. Dss Moinss stones Lanl-
ing, Busnaa and Tacoma
Leaves Commercial dock, Tacoma 2:so p. m.
excene Sunaay
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VANCOUVER KoUTE-A TRIP THRoUGB
tie l.lanaa STEAMER UTOPIA, J. N, No
Oregon, MasteE
Leaves Tacoma II noon, Seattle csn,rai
wharf, p m, Mondays snd Thurs4Ays for Por,
Townsend, Ansecrsss, FsiEhayen. New watcorn.
Fanco0rer on Thurs6sy trip
fare 10 b2iss, y: fass 10 Vsneouvs-, a.
For fnrsnsr Information apply a. Central
gharf
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THE ANNUAL. MEErfNG OF THE PrGE7
L sasnz Navigation and Improvement con-
TAHY w3H bs h~ls ~ tas o@zer a. !. A. Dyar 1
&c Aoa4sy evening. 0c&oaer = 1s9s. Al - :.
II l.. a DYES. seersssry
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GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- THOMPSON, carrying United states mail,
leaves City Dock. foot of Main street. Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at n m. for Port Towns
end. San Juan Isian ID ane Nav Whaicom.
NORTH BOUND. TIME CARD. SOUTH BOUND
Nv seattle ... 2 90 amLv y. whatcom 6: 100 am
Lv Pr Townsd 20 am Lv Roche H'r.. IL 90 am
lv Friday II r..il 80 am! Lv Friday H'r. 1900 m
Nv Roche HE. 80 pm Lv Pt Townsd. 5:3opm
Ar n whaicom 500 pm Ar Seattle. 9.l5 nm
j. r. Thompson. Managing Owner. J. A. Hat
field, AGENT. Phone $50
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yVEsT COAST STEAM NAVIGATION co.
STEAMER FARALLOS
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco SEPT is
Oct. z, and every Is dare theseafrer
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates Can be obtainsi By
applying % J. @. CARROLL AGENT
Union Dock Goos OF Union street., sssitla
Ieieplons sI.
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lsoR kNCmkN6E- HOUSE AND Tor. N.
Il eaaesgs@es s. saa. sasy PAS @ssts. - sx-
change Ex s~z3gy feT vHea1E lS1z assaxsS = 10
k1..4 e. &eSz Az1.sg E&esA.
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BsoG EXCNANGE-R9 QUARTER SECTIONS
Il u gese4 sEfisusEnt4t ssAa - Ns1saskA feg
rsssse easg - sstsyssa rrossTSy ~ Eoea Naa-
fsf s&12A soaa J. DagF : IA. rooEa bsz.sy
building
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WANfLn~ BoAEDERs. VERY DESIRABLE
W hetae Tor two young ladies in private lam
Nv pleasant agd convenient location: terms
sla fer month Address l. q. Rax Afsl
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II B. STEAMBOAT AED TRANSPORTATION
-. COAPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
G. ID. srownGsld, Master
Leaves City Dosx. foot Of Main street syerv
Monday. Wedaesd.y and Friday sssp n for
Port Townsend. Ansesriss, earnish. FaGrnavsa
Azd hAtcom- goazx threuga - aine on Sat
nr6Ay
err DOCK Co, Agsnix Jos. KENDALL,
le4spncre ssA General Manager.
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMfsH ROUTE
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Centrsi wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays ~ T. for Ednonds, Mukilfeo Ev-
ereti. MsrysvilIe. Esst Everett. Lowell aud sno-
homish. FARE TO EVERETT 30c; ROUND
TRIP, bocs 70 rS0HoMlsH, soc
GEO J. WILEY, Agent
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

kTEAMEK KAINIEK
Rebuilt and refurnished. leaves Lilly, Bogardus
d. Co.'S dock Monday, Wednesday and Friday as
z a. N. for Kingston, Port Gam Bile, Bangor. Sea-
beck. Liliwaup, Duwatso, Hoodsport. Union
City and in ter mediats points, arriving in Union
City at m. Leaves Union City O. m Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, arriving In Scat
tie at 4 n m r. r. LIBBY. Master.
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los SAIF-SPECIAI SALE OF HATS. ALL
Il tas latest sty e. and sAspss Ia RATS. sorth
fsaen S. 81 e. g. - your choice fCF SO al BE
Heb sls aas Ell kraat strssi \. Is See css-
pay Ia taa u5udcw-
Le0& HOUSEHOLD fUBNAsN hAs
L hassss fos rents Sc STANDARD sewing mheAsHe
uoxssN es14 TalFa street.
r>oR sAIg-gURNlTuEE or ROOMS FOB
Il hszsek@spsrg eAs&n. rent lew call alter
uaan. ssiT " sst street
Isog sAEE-rag YACHT Oracle FELlfz:
II ca De seea Al seattle hoag HoGss, sts4 ST.
81 a ssErt&c@
I,oR sAfF-aIn NEWSPAPERS APPLY
Il sFfAss orEoS.
los SAEE ~ IARgks SUITABLE FD&
Il t.cthtnx ssaze ~ Ezsrsas 1s tss&sFs a. s8nss
ssars sEunxs stefattens sad Esa8eKss
gsuF1asly ' 2ssSasea Ia NJ \. Kellogg. rear ~
SfsAst sssen9 steel
LOS sAIE-xuRkR 8oEsE ELECT8iC
Il fas$ef ra3xor. ge9S C4i1 81 scxn1s-
n.y.&2 -A-=Sx.saz s&..k .s< .41sAsz Ssxt.s.-AxA
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TACOMA, April n. Especial - The
county superintendent will examine APP
niieants for school teachers certificates at
the Pierce county courthouse May 10.
The public school at Fern Hill has
closed because there were not sufficient
funds 10 pay expenses. and the directors
decided not TO run the district into debt.
Alexander MeQuarrie died today, aged
~ years. lie was born q. Pictou, Nova
Scotia.
Joe Grondin was found guilty OF assault
ing ]. y. Foye by municipal court iury
today. 6rondin and others were accused
OF brutsiIy assauiiing Foye. Grondin will
be sentenced Monday.
Thursday the Odd Fellows will celebrats
the seventy-ffth anniversary OF the order
by parade and chmaking In the after.
noon and a ball In theeyening. There are
ten lodges in Tacoma
Balfour. Guthrie e. 90. today began suit
against Z. v, ouimette and Others to fore
close $4,000 mortgage. and for the ap-
pointment of receiver to collect rents,
81
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IA iaia4as circumstances. was agaia nost<
ponec today. this time until Tuesday att
ernooa at o'clock The reasons given
are faSt negotiations far a settlement of
sEe eniire assf3e1lty have reached such a
s'age snss II IS believed that puolie inter
esis can &c best saeserved by aeserrins The
nearing until the resu., Of the earnes, ef-
fort oi the responsible bondsuen TO i up
the matter is definitely known. Thev say
snsy are merely awaiting now .he..repor, Of
the accountants who are ascer,aining the
precise amount OF the shortage, and ,ha.
they will then be prepared 10 make ful
settlement with the county as soon
as Waidron refunds the xsSoOo held
oy him to force a return of the
dummy certificates A large crowd as
sembied about the Office OF Justice Hardin
TINS morning before the hour set for Wal
dron's hearing. His counsel hoped TO
secure continuance without his appear
anee, but we're unable TO do so. aud officers
were sent TO Fairhayen to bring him over.
Beside number of regular officere who
accompanied him. there were quite mum.
Der of special officers scattered about in
the crowd. whose identity VAS not gener-
ally known. who had been sworn in for
cusy In case any serious disturbance oc-
CURED There ASS no occasion for alarm,
however. The crowd was peaceable ard
orderly and even good -natared. While
there Is little abatement of the real feel
ing of indignation which this latest ont
rage has occasioned, the responsible and
reputable citizens who have the most at
stake evince disposition TO meet the
emergency squarely and calmly and do
everything in their power to facilitate an
early settlement