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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-09
LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.
y. II. Railroad Loses Again-Two Claim
Ssncclled-Patenssf for Iroa Claims

y. II. Railrcad Loses Again-Two Claims
sancciled-Patenss for Iron Claims.
Register O'Toole yesterday received q
decision from Secretary Smith. of the in
terror. dismissing the appeal OF the North
ern Pacihc Railroad Company from the
decision of the land commissioner in favor
OF Peter Olsen, involving the swL1 nxI.
VII sw14 and SCI. swJ. section 8, town
ship is north, range west The secretary
says in his decision:
The land involved Is embraced in the
homestead entry of Peter Olsen. made
March p, 1850. and on behalf of Olsen. a
motion has been fled to dismiss the ary-
peal By the company for the reason that
no service Of the same was ever made upon
him as required by the rules OF practice.
In support of his motion Olsen alleges
that he was informed By the local land Of
flee that the railroad companies had no
claim TO the land; tina. in accordance with
published notice be MADE proof in 1881,
against the acceptance of which the COM
pany filed no protest. and the same was
regularly accepted and flnal certificate is
sued; that the first he learned of any ad-
verse claim by the company was in answer
70 letter addressed 10 the general land
Office last February making inquiry as to
why patent did not issue upon his entry
when ne was informed that the land was
involved in case pending before this de-
partment upon appeal by the company as
before set forth.
AN examination of said appeal shows
that accompanying the appeal is an affi-
dayit by the resident counsel for the COM
pany to the effect that ON November 8,
l6s5. he mailed registered letter ad-
dressed TO the register of the United States
land Office. Seattle, Wash, enclosing q
copy of the appeal and the argument in
tins case.
1T is plain that this is not sufficient
notice, for if the company chose to make
the register its agent and he failed to make
the service required the company is
bound thereby. As the appeal was never
served upon Olsen the same would be and
Is hereby accordingly dismissed
Commissioner Lamorenx has issued no.
tice that as no appeals have been takea in
the cases of o. j. Treen and L. b. Stedmau,
whose homestead applications for the
swL of sec "a tp % n. r o, and eli, sw u
sea sec %. TIP y n. 4e. respectively. were
cancelled, the cases have been closed.
Register 0'Toole yesterday received a
patent for his iron mining property in
Skagit county. 1t includes the O'Toole
claim, LLOYD Nos. / and 2. Torrey No. 2
Savage No. and Chandler No 3.
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ToLEpo, O., Aus. a-oak HaFhor. VII
lave OF ? 500 inhabitants. twenty miles
east OF here, is in state of terror.
Daring the past twenty-four hours
three incendiary fires have been kin
died. the FIRST causing a loss of
$500. IL started shortly after mid
night Before help arrived at $50
this morning the tire had practically
burned itself out Shortly after noon to-
aav IRE was discovered in the shAvings
boz Of Roses slave factory. but il was
exsiaguishsd ~ifh slight loss Al O'Clock
a strawstack on The ground Of c. Vogsl vas
ignifed, burning has barn and other small
buildings Tte citizens are fearful Of
going 20 bs4 and wiI sis out tonigai guard
ing thsir property. There IS no clue to
tie identity OF tie inesndiaries tAns lar.
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Fire Departments Affairs In Tangie-
street Contract Let.

street Contract Let
The Ballard city council on Tuesday
evening discussed at length fire depart
ment affairs. The talk was started by a
hill from the fire department for services
during the recent fire at the rate Of 81 per
hour for the first hour and . cents per
hbur thereafter nom the time the water
vas turned on till the FIRE was out
After a long talk IL was discovered that
IA. council had passed motion fixing
the rates. Then il was found that II had
been passed at a special meeting, and,
tharefore. was void. The council dis
en..ed the matter of making an ordinance
70 regulate the ERE department, and IL was
ai,coyered that there vas already one for
that purpose.
After q long debate and threat ey
Chandler to resign, il was decided 10 pay
the bin aud TO refer the matter to the IRE
and water committee
rsuart from the ire department
showed that Frank Flnneran was elected
chief and his election was confirmed.
A special watehmen, without pay. was
granted the Free Methodists 70 preserve
order at their meetings.
Tha contracs for grading Peabody street
was he, 10 J. A. Peabody & Co.
The clerk vas instrgsFed 20 notify the
W.s, street & North Fad Railway Com
many of the bad condition Of it, road way
on Ballard avenue.
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Sidetracks Rival by Agreeing to
Marry and Employ Him.

MTSNEAPoLIs. Aug. s.-A paper pub
lished near FoFnan. n. d., brings out a
romantic incident in connection with the
nomination by the Republican state con-
vention OF Miss Emma Bates. Of Valley
City, TO be state superintendent Of schools.
Miss Bates had charge of her canvass for
the nomination. and found formidable OPP
position In John Devlne and Prof. J. IL.
Holland. She was able to sidetrack the
latter by making herself solid with the
Young Mems Republican League. She
then entered into negotiations with Mr..
Devine, first demanding unconditional
surrender. This he refused.
After further negotiation, IL is said. he
agreed TO pull off the track, provided, if
she was elected state superintendent, she
would make him her deputy and marry
him in the bargain. After some deiibera-
ton she agreed to do this, providing he
would stump the state for her. As he is a
powerful speaker, with abundant wit and
repartee, Miss Bates is conceded to have
made the shrewdest political deal yet
knoWn
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sent Communication TO The board reeau-
rnending the appointment of 5. ". Clark.
After the letter was read DR.. Miller
moved that the secretary be instructed 10
repiy 70 the mayor that the board con-
oered the present ineumben: competent
sad saw no reason for a change. Or.
Askam seconded the motion Before the
vote was taken, however. DR.. Holmes put
himself on record by declaring that he
thought the mayors wishes in this matter
should be respected. Dr.. Miller vas of
the opinion. however. that the board
should make IT'S own appointments. and
his motion vas carried BY a vote Of . 10 L
For the sake of convenience In auditing
bills the time OF the regular monthly
meeting Was changed from the hrst Tues
day 20 the seventh day Of each month.
The following bills were allowed: Stew
art & Holmes. drugs, So IS: G. O. GUY,
drugs. s265; telephone hire, $50; total,
$fa5o
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MRS. PorrER's LAST NIGHT.
The Effective Comedy. .In Society" {
Be Repeated This Evening.


Mrs. Potter scored a magnificent success
In the powerful character of Camille last
evening. and her portrayal of this power
FIJI and emotional part afforded her the
first Opportunities for the display of her
really great dramatic ability and the fire
she put into the part especially at the
close of the third act. aroused the audi
ence to q pitch of enthusiasm that was
only satisfied after the little lady had
been called five times before the curtain.
The quintuple compliment was as hearty
as il was rlchly deserved.
Mr.. Kyrle Bellew made an ardent lover
Is Armand Duval, and his scene that
closes the fourth act, in which he de-
nounces Camille, was strong piece of
dramatic work that secured for that gen.
tleulan an honest curtain call.
The success of the clever comedy, 'Tn
Society" given Tuesday evening was so
marked that Mrs. Potter deemed it ad-
visable TO repeat it this evening instead of
.fTherese," the gruesome play first adver-
tised. .'In Society" will therefors close
Mrs. Potter's successful engagement, and
the prospects are that a crowded house
will turn out handsomely TO bid the two
stars au reyoir.
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WHISKY PROMPTED THE CRIME.
Confession Of the Indian Who Murdered
Rancher McKorie.

yAscouvER, b. C., Aug. s.-The Indian
Alex. who was arrested on suspicion of
numbering Rancher McRorie at North
Arm on Sunday night, confessed
this afternoon to the chief of police
that he had committed the deed.
He saws he had been working at the can
merry on the Fraser and came into Van
eoayer on Sunday. He got bottle
Of whisky, and on the return
sournev drank nearly all of it..
RE became very drunk and, seeing
NcRorie's house. went IN and asked him
for bed. McRorie told him he could not
sleep there, so the Indian went out. After
drinking the rest of the whisky he re-
turned and, finding McRorie asleep. killed
him With an ak. lie denies having taken
ANYTHING, but says he Immediately
left the house and wandered about the
hush. finding himself on the Indian re-
serve. where he was arrested. lie gave
description of William Kay. the man who
srnniied the whisky, and tonight the po-
lice succeeded in argesting Kay.
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Paid for Turning HI. Tongue Loose.

Joseph Hanson, q union sailor. was
fined S. and costs yesterday by Justice
Humphrey for using language toward H.
Blekum, non-union captain, tending to
provoke an assault. Blekum went down
to the wharf last Monday to see his
brother on the steamer State OF Washing
ton, and Hanson. whom he says he never
saw before, abused him from the other side
OF the wharf incidentally he claimed
that Bleknm had been working for less
than the union schedule of wages. Han
son spoke of appealing from the decision
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-09

The regular semi-annusl examination
for positions in the Seattle postofiice as
carriers and clerks will be held next Sstur-
day in the night school room in the Seat
tie National bank building. There are
fourteen applicants. and as their qualif-
cations have already been gone into and
found to meet the requirements of the
service their presence next Saturday will
be merely TO officially notify them of their
eligibility to any positions that may be-
come vacant in the office of this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-09

The Japanese actors At Madison park
have stormed this city with delight and
admiration of their wonderful acts. The
enthusiasm shown By the audiences is
something never before Witnessed here.
To make . long story short. they are
simply wonderful
They perform every afternoon at
O'Clock aud every evening AZ O'Clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-09

The two Japanese. Joe" and Andy"
who were arrested on suspicion of being
implicated in the murder of Zenga Maye-
ds. near Auburn, were released from the
county Jail yesterday. Sheriff Woolery
and Prosecuting Attorney Miller think
that Joe" might throw some light on tho
case if he would talk, but the evidence in
the hands of the state did not warrant
further detention. Deputy Sheriff Jack
Mcdonald is still at work on the case and
the county officials do not give up hope of
capturing the murderer.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. s.--The riders in the
Washington City-Denver bicycle relay ar
rived here at l :52 o'clock.
CRAWFoRnsvrrdf, Aug. s.--The Washing
ton City-Denver relay bicycle rider due
here tomorrow at 1852 g. m. arrived here
this evening at 6:27. Frank Clements car
rying the message from Indianapolis. a
distance of forty-seyen miles, in four hours
and forty-fEe minutes over a rough road,
DAsviLLE. H.. Aug. S-The Washing
ton Cisy-Denyer message by bicycle relay
vas delivered into the hands of the Dan
vile Cycling Club at 9:45 tonight, being
sighteen hours ahead of schedule time.
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49,. s,.allnr rmlIer WHO.

George Howe, an electrician, was ar
rested last night by Detective Sam Corbett
and officer Kelly on the charge Of stealing
eighty rounds of copper trolley wire from
,be Souire-Latimer building on CONNER
els. street IL is claimed that Howe
o,,ared the door of the room with .
sunny. took out the wire and hired an
s,nressnfan % take il TO secondhand
store. where IL WAS sold.
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me lawyers are practicing daEy for the
game OF ball with the insurance men, to
pc played at Madison street park for the
oeneht OF the Bnreanof Associated Chair
lies' and VIII have a stronger team than
Wnen they defeated the county officials.
The game will probably be played next
wednesday. the original date, Saturday,
having been given up to she Eonpareils
and Tacoma Juniors.
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Ch,n.m.n show Certificates.

Sixteen Cinnamon were searched at the
Northern Pacific depot yesterday morning
for their certificates of residence, and all
passed inspection. One was in bad shape.
having been water-soaked, but the photo
graph was recognizable and the owner was
passed. The Cinnamon were from Portland,
and were on their way to Drsyton haEbor,
near Blaine, TO work IN a cannery.
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North Carolina Applaud. cleveland.

RALEIGH, \. c.. Aug. S--rhe Demo-
cratic state convention met at noon. J..
G. Buxton Was elected temporary chair
man. lie made a vigorous address. which
was received with enthusiasm. His eulo-
eistio references 10 Cleveland were long
annlauded. The convention will nomi-
nste supreme judges and state treasurer.
The present ineumbents OF these offices
have no opDOsition.
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A championship game of lacrosse has
been arranged between the Victoria and
Nanaiaa teams TO take place at the
Madison street grounds next Sunday,
August IL These are two of the strong
esiieams in the Dominion. andwill play for
blsod. Lacrosse is the national game
across the line, the same as baseball is
here. and this will be the first game ever
sayed in this city.
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any Team on the Coast, having played
-. aasheseen games this year. losing only
s"lee. They recognize that shey have nos
eaas marx IN the visitors and have
s' alea gtnensd their team by taking On
DaDg Turner. OF the s. A. C-'s, starr
ann murdoch. of the Seattless and they
are keeping np their regular practice work
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BEExINeHAM, England. Aug. SIN the
aieycie tournament today Zimmerman,
he American champion. won the ten
nile professional scratch race. with
Banker, Of Pittsburg. second. Wheeler, of
New York. third. Zimmerman also cap
tared the one mile international. Banker
cane In seconds but was disqualified.
Wheeler was sixth. So
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-09

The King county tide land appraisers.
the board of aldermen and house of dele
gates will meet in the appraisers rooms in
tue Seattle National bank building at 10
o'clock this morning The object of the
meeting is TO exchange ideas with the city
council IN regard 10 the best method Of
plating the tide lands Of the city.
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burglar. Rob a Cash Register.

Burglars entered the Tyse saloon at tho
corner of South Third street and Yesler
avenue yesterday morning by side door
and took 1876 from the cash register
There are no clues to the perpetrators of
the crime. 1t is supposed that skeleton
keys were used TO open the door, as there
were no signs of force having been used.
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TrnvolsNs must not forget that the g. X = ,,
f,,., IL thoroughly repaired Sni al trans afs
es'Ss,ss - lthssaf transfer OF delay. AhrSNgn
te.-.- .. ososha. Kansas t1fy. -. F1ais ana
sh3rnso. Pullman sisePsFs, tree reclining eha .
-. ssrho stSrvd tourist sleSpefs aud nao1sn '
~ss -, n Y. A y. sgsnf bsiore PareaasiRs
,,sss.is ~ address " f. HaTi5arL osasTAI f@s-
,snrcr Azent, Portland Or. 10
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There is q letter at the editorial roorn. of
the PosT-ISTELLIGEsscKR for the CAPTAIN Of
the Seattle Juniors Football Club.
The Eleventh Street Baseball Club
played the iesler Avenues yesterday on
the hyde street grounds, resulting IN
favor OF the Eleventh street boys by a
score Of "a to "a.
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What
They, ] i.
Think
Of It.

The premium map offered by
the Observation-Disclosures to
its subscribers. old and new, 10
now TO be found In thousands
of hemes In the Pacific North
west. That no premium ever
offered has given such univer-
sal satisfaction Is evidenced
by the following testimonials.
which are q few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies of the originals on tile in
this Office, the signatures only
being omitted. Is the POST
INTELLIGENCER does not fee
at liberty to publish the full
names OF those who have SO
kindly expressed their sppre
citation of the map.
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Board of Health Rejects AsYsr fheiPs
Candidate for Market Iaspector-
At the montaly meeting OF the Board OF
health Tuesday The question ofspposnf'nS
a new market inspector 60 succeed y. ..
Keaney was discussed AID settled IN iasor
Of tie present ineumoene Mayor 1heips
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PALousE CRY. wash, May 81, 1894
Post tnteiiiEeacer, seattle, wash
Gsnls. received the msp ~ the world
sen. - yOa VA good order ana am ws4
pleAseI with L. IL 10 both useful AID or.
nam9ntm aud should hnd place In every
household. Please accept any thanks
Y oars respectfully. M. -
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NonrRwExIISoToS n. C.. June .. lSa2
Editor Post Int eli Gencer. hsa tie, Whsh
Dear SIri / have received your pfs-
MUM map in ge9a order, and nsa hishly
pleased with Il. ] consider tnat haNeeo
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BosTos. Mssa.. jane ID. ls9A
PostIntsingsac~T Co, seattle. VISA -
0eBtss 1 resolved some time siacs youT
sKcslisBt map OF the tnitsd STATES An1 Tie
seria map on ths reverse aide, aud s1a
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The Employment Bursaa Charge.

The committee Of the council appointed
to investigate the abuses Of employment
agencies will meet at o'clock tomorrow
friday afternoon. instead of today, as
erroneously announced yesterday.
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A quiet wedding will take place in
North Yakima today by which Mr.. George
Riley, OF this city, vill be united TO Miss
Anita Hunt st the residence OF her uncle.
Col. William +. Prosser.
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PEsHAsrIN. wash., April 4, 1894
Post lnlssIigencer Co, seattle, Wash. -
Gentlenlens Your map arriNei ON the fifst
Of April. aud after sixty mites travel ~
stage from Eliensburg 20 thls place, came
ga excellent condition am well pleased
with the map. well a. astonishe'i ~ the
prIcs Tor which you give the map 10 your
subscribers Most respectfully, ~. "A.
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The board of county commissioner a. us
session Yesterday rejected the claim OF
George W. BSeon and wife. John }. Land
man ana wise and Eiward q. Coldewey iof
5000 fer land appropriated for county
road on the vest side Of the DaNshish
viver close 20 it's mouth.
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rsrli.h Yachts Afraid OF the vigiiant.

Cows. Isle Of Wight. Aug e.-Only the
vlsiant appeared in line this morning for
The race for the Royal Yacht Squadron
prize OF fi00 for all yachts exceeding Al
rsiers, belonging to recognized clubs. AS
three competitors were necessary the event
was declared off. The Britannia has been
locked as the result of the damage sus-
tanned by scraping the shore in the lufiing
match off Ventnor Monday. Asa ID.
Clark, the owner OF the Satanita has been
black-baIIed by the Royal Yacht Squadron
for refusing 10 sail his yacht.
The club managers offered to suspend
ihe rule requiring that three yachts should
compete The sailing committee asked
Mr.. Gould to send the Vigilant over the
course for half tn. prize. but Mr.. Gould
declined, saying that he did not consider
that 70 be sport
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Seattle BAH Players win at whatcom.
mHATcoN. Aug. 8--Tspecial. 1.-The base
Dali game between q picked nine from
seattle, mostly Great Northern coast line
employees. and the Tyeez, of this city, as
won by the former The score was IL to 4
The Iyees were not in il at any time.
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LooMIsroS. w lash. Feb 3 lS92
Post-Inteilig eacer, Seattle, Wash i re-
Ceived your map and 10 Is away beyond my
expectations. think 10 l. worth fully ten
times the money yen ask for IL and II -
tho bent map have syef seen published
Years With respecI J. D
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LunAr, wash, Feb. 4 ls07
The Post -TnteliI Kencsr. seattle, " Asa- 80
Dear SRA; I received your Prsmt1m zap
In good coalition Many thAnks for IL
Respectfully years ~ d
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EAsr sr4 CfoUp. MINI. May IS. 1854
o ros 2 isiliEsuceF. feattle. Wash
Gents; The map received IN good ofaer.
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~, - .assfestlug haA game will be played
ar.~asaFdAy al Madison park. where the
h.,.lr aud Tacoma juniors viii DO
4. iaelF last FAme1 ~ Tacoma Was
u. ~ Played IN that city this season.
parcels have the best record Of
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OIMvKLAHn, Wash. Feh 2, 1899.
editor Post-Inteliigencer, seattle. Mash.
Dear sir; | reeeivsd your premium map
which gives great satisfaction. Ny wifa
ga nks 10 Is worth more than the paper and
map both cosL she II much delighted
= with L. Yours very respectfully IA AZ.
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Fay. Idaho, Feb "a, lsRa
o The seattle p0st-Intsili gencer Co. seat
tie Wash. -efrAs I received the double
wall zap Q short time Rg3. and IN good
condition Am more than pleased ~it2 II
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