The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-04
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A license 70 wed was issued xa%tr-dav
lor iosan hagley and Mary Goodwin, both
ne deed conveying the old county
courthouse site To the city was fled si,h
Inc auditor yesterday. Tie eitv made !,s
INA payment on the s6i. 600 purchase sew
eral days age
ine library room Of the superior court
mouse y being arranged for the regular
aI.,arsefly teachers examination. which
VII se bed on Thursday. FRIDAY and sat-
uruay Of this week by County school SUI
psF!ntentent v. A. Pusey.
In the United States eourt ve.ter,sav
Judge Haniord admitted TO cstixenship
Toe Following persons: John Whitehead,
nat4Se OF England: George j. Appie. OF
.errnany: Rudolf W. Boregreen. OF Sxe-
cens Jaka Sipils, OF Russia.
Articles OF incorporation 81 the Baker
engineering Company were fled with the
county auditor yesserdar. Capital stock,
sso.Vo: lncorporators. r. III. Coe. A. ".
hs3oks, Charles II. Baker. John Fairfield
and Angus Macintosh; principal place Of
business. Seattle.
Ex-Csshier Thomas Beals. Of the Island
eounfy bank. who il charged with wreck
M the institution. wilt be taken 10 COUPE
vile todey for trial. He has been in the
county laii ever since his preliminary ex-
animation las: December, having failed 10
procure bonds of 81 600.
Tax collections at the county trexsurer's
once yesterday were nearly SIS. 600. The
corrections Friday were the largest of any
Gay since tax collections we're commenced
nearly 800 having been paid in. The
largest portion of that amount was re-
eeiyed from the Puget Mil Company.
which sent In check FOR 81 SO. -
Pat Flynn and Bob Johnson. convicted
OF repeating nj the las. city school election.
have appealed to the supreme court
Judge Humes yesterday refused them new
trials and allowed them exceptions, order
iag them to appear in court az 8 80 O'Clock
tnrnorrow morning TO receive sentence
Their attorney then gave notice OF an ap-
peal.
The case Of Frank Johnson and p. r.
Ford who are SUNG the Great Northern
Express Company for the value Of lot
terry ticket that drew a prize of several
hundred dollars, vas yesterday trans
ferred from the superior TO the United
States court. II Is claimed that the ticket
was lost or stolen while being sent TO the
lottery company by express.
William Holmes, the coiored coal miner
who killed his roommate. William Russell,
another colored miner, at Franklin on
January -, was yesterday arraIgned in
Judge Hnmes' court. He admitted his
true name to be as written in the informa-
ton charging him with murder in the
first degree, and was then given q week TO
plead. after an earnest plea for ut least
that much time by his attorney.
County Treasurer Byron Phelps has
filed with the city comptroller a state
ment OF city taxes collected by him dur
ing the month of January and turned
over 20 the city treasurer. IL shows that
the elty's share Of the taxes collected. az
ter deducting the 2 per cent. rebate was
| $33. tS9. 70. OF this amount $3I. 2i2 81 was
collected in the old limits OF the city and
s., 6J5. 10 in the new, and $780, % grade tax
was also collected. The rebates allowed
were s6sas2
ID. 4. Shaubuts petition for receiver
| for the Seattle Terminal Railway and Ele-
vator Company came up for hearing yes
| terday before Judgs Langley. who heard
| exhaustive arguments for and against IL
| and took the matter under advisement till
Wednesday morning. Both parties fled
| voiuminous nffidayits for the courts in.
| formation. John Thomas, one of the stock.
| holders in both defendant corporations
making complete denial of Shsubut's
| statements that plan TO freeze him out
had been organised