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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
THEY Resisted ARREST.


The arrest Of Fred kindling by De-
tective Roberts at his ranch near Sunny
dale Sunday came near being accompanied
by q shooting affair that would have prob
ably resulted in the death Of one, If not
two men.
When Roberts reached Kindling's cabin
he found IL occupied by Kindling. his
brother. Charlie Kindling, and Frank
Cisco. the Tacoma burglar. After Roberts
told kindiing that he had a warrant for
him, Roberts says that kindling picked
up Winchester rifle and ordered him off
the premises. Charlie Kindiing. Roberts
says, also bad q double-barreied shotgun.
Cisco. seeing that there was trouble
ahead. tried TO sneak out bat Roberts
showed him back, telling him that he was
wanted
A shotgun and Winchester rife was too
heavy hand for one revolver TO call so
Roberts stepped 30 the door and called to
Jack Mcdonald, who was some distance
away In the woods. When the kindilngs
heard the answer aud realized that assist
ancc was at hand they had nothing more
TO say, and Fred gave his ride over 10
Roberts and surrendered.
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growth al his ccnxrexsssoa and spoke Of
the SEATTLE society - the strongest In tie
Northwest
Treasurer A. ". Coaans skewed thss the
receipts Of the year we're =, So 80 and th-
disbursements $45zf-3 The church
property 10 nor vsiued ~ s. on
Mrs. O. b. Simmons fesa her report Of
ths wonsns Auxiliary Society. showing
variety Of effective work.
DR.. Msrmora De Voc reported on the
distribution OF tracts through the Puget
SQUAD region
DR.. r W. sehoenie and Mrs. Benjamin
H1zslsine we're elected members Of the
board Of trustees 20 serve three years In
place Of Dr. DE Voc and b. w. Baker,
whose terms had expired. The hcliover
trustees are Joseph Shippcn. Mrs Helen
L Pearce and A. W. CcnaEf-
The following resolutions we're adopted:
..R<soleed, That this society appreciates
and hereby expresses It's thanks for the
effective efforts Of the women who,
through their permanent and temporary
organizations, hare done much TO bear the
financial burdens during the last year.
s.Resoised. That this society hereby ex-
presses Its appreciation Of the value and
imporfsncs Of the Pacific Unitarian con-
ference - . permanent organization for
the establishment and ma;ntenanee of eur
liberal faith on this Coast, and learning
with interest OF its proposed important
annual meeting at San Francisco next
Arril, its board Of srustees are hereby
authorized and requested 10 make due
contribution of funds and to appoint dele
gates thereto.
The following quartette sang . number
Of selections throughout the evening: A.
W. Conant. Bart Williams. C. w. Saun-
dsrs and BENJAMIN Bibo.
At the close Of the meeting refreshments
were served By the ladies and . social
time enjoyed for an hour.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
PAINE'S
Celery Compound
err HALL NOTES
MIG 1nstnlfme1t of Iaxes-streoe snd
sewer work for January.
MAKE PEOPLE WELL.

Bf9 Instalinens Of Iaxea-stress ssd
sewer work for Janaary.
Comptroller Carson yesterday said thas
from information received he expects 20
have decision within . very few dsys
from the supreme court NJ Olympia rels-
tive 10 the legal standing of the Erst
series OF bonds. amounting 10 $lss o1o.
issaed by the city Of Seattle for improve
rssns purposes
City Treasurer Dnrie yesterday received
So O. from County Treasurer Byron
Phelps, that beng the cisy's share OF saxes
for IsSs. collected last week. This amoun.
includes grade taxes. The law REQUIRES
the county treasurer to pay the city its
share OF taxes once month, bat Treas
nrsr Phelps has inangurated the system Of
paying the money over a. often as oncs q
week IN order that the city May meet its
obligations
The city par roll OF laborers for January
shows 1851 days put Ia on the street de-
partment, for which $s.s7s75 was paid
cut. while II. 1868. DAYS are charged 10 the
sewer department. for which <s9. 81. "a
Was paid out. making total Of Sal, 20 50
paid TO lahorers.
City Treasurer Dnrie was kept busy all
day yesterday cashing warrants and
checks presented covering services rem
dered the faithful during January. Nearly
&s.0o1 was paid out last Saturday and
about $4,000 yesterday, leaving about
$1,000 more. which will probably be paid
out today. In connection with this dis
bursemens of nearly SIS. 600. Mr. Duris
said yesterday:
Il wish you would correct . statement
made in Sundays Posr-ISTKiLleEscEE
relative to laboring men being unable 10
get their pay in this Office last Saturday.
II does an injustice to the many clerks
In this Office who worked will
ingly from early morn until nearly
o'clock that night and made
Especial effort to pay all who presented
themselves with the proper vouchers. There
was not a iahorcr that went away from
this counter without his money, while on
the other hand there were but few city Of
fieials who called for their pay. so far is
this true that when we finally closed be-
tween 7:30 and o'clock there vas not 3
man in the Office, in the corridor or on the
porch. and in fact in sight We continued
the same system today. and II at the reg
ular closing hour we should have line Of
people We will keep open until all are sat-
isded-"
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rHE BLorrKR-

srrrpos cerRr--eryiL nrFAsTsksf-os-
BORN. J.
AZ. Knight vs.. Emma Bsnson-oFdsr
for writ of restitution; sisned. =,
verdjc, OF s.ai in favor Of defendant
rsrrry pKrasrxssr-tassIKr' b
vAs.,ier Fuller & Co. vs. K Abrams 81
al.-pecres; signed.
T. Mccullough vs. g. W. chapman o.
aI.-Appeai Withdrawn.
Decree for plasasan
rsoRArx pKYASraEsr-LAssif J.
r.,... AZ Josephine Corneli-psposssion
of Il. e. Bosworsh. r,.,s.s,. e..
Es.ste Of Sarah b YesisF--fesiison sof
decree OF partial dissEsoataon' s'Aia's1
CRIMINAL DEPARTMENT.. nuxks, J.
s,.,evs ". A. Hail-Roeesry: jury TO
Ats,esy q, a sealed verdict.
' sac va. ". r. RasA AID sam Narpay-
Ga trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
HOMER Hills BUILDING.
Owner OF the Ground Sues Him u
Collins and sander.


Collins and sander.
George F. Frye and wife yesterday sued
tn the superior court 10 recover from John
Collins. Fred Z. Sander. Homer n. Hill,
J. p. Gleason and Mrs. &. X. Waterman
ISIS. alleged TO be due as ground rent for
the sest half of lots and 8, in block 10,
81 Maynard's plat to Seattle.
The property Is on Yssler avenue. be-
tween Second and Third streets. and 10
covered by small brick building, one story
higa. 1t seems from the complaint that
Homer Hill leased tho ground from FRYE
In July, 1882 at . monthly rental Of $500,
70 be increased gradually to $500 after the
hfth year. also agreeing to put up brick
building. After Hill had taken possession
and put up a building he assigned the
lease TO Mrs. Waterman, but she did not
take possession, aud on December Z. 1902.
Hi assigned the lease again, this time TO
Collins and Sander. Seventeen months
rent Is due and unpaid by Sander and
Collins, who'have been in possession, and
they are sued for s4.S25 and $3s6. IS taxes.
]. r Gleason Is said TO claim the lease
hold interest also. and 10 made defendant
Tor that reason.
Mrs. Waterman and Hin are only nomi-
nal parties TO the suit, as arc also the pres
snt occupants Of the building, who are
sought 20 be elected and the building sold
70 satisfy the rent claim.
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STATE uNrvEnsrrr PLANS.
The Eegenta VIII Need . Hall TO
Spread Them Out In.

Spread Them Out In.
The regular quarterly meeting of the re-
gents Of the state university was held yes
terday. those present being Frank Allyn,
Of Tacoma; John r. Convey, of Olympus,
and William ID. Wood. ]. r. Hayden,
David Kellogg and A. r. Mitten, of this
city. The reports Of the secretary and
treasurer were read and approved and q
report was made by the executive commit
tee showing the amount of work done TO
date on the grounds in the way Of clearing
and preparing them for the construction
OF the new buildings
The resolution Of the Western Central
Labor Union in regard to an eIght-hour
day for workmen engaged In constructing
the new buildings went over until there
should be full meeting of the board.
The application Of Edwin Meany for APP
pointment a. secretary OF the board was
placed on fiie.
There was some discussion about having
hall or large room in which 70 display
the various plans for the new buildings
which architects will submit. but nothing
was done about il. The plans will be re-
ceived st the Peoples Savings bank next
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, ana the
board adjourned until that date. II ID ex-
pected that the board will meet again next
Monday and endeavor to reach decision
on the plans as soon as possible.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

The breach between I. ID. MeCutcheon
and c. W. Turner, who formerly composed
the Law firm Of Turner q McCuscheon.
seems to have widsned since the dissoiu-
tion Of their partnership, Mr. McCuicheon
having yesterday filed petition In the
superior court asking Judge Langley to
appoint receiver TO take charge Of the
property. debts, etc., OF the old firm and
make just division Of them between the
partners In the complaint Mr.. Nc
Cutcheon charges that Mr.. Turner has,
since the dissolution Of the firm on JAM
nary 81, been collecting money due II and
not accounting for IL properly. Judge
Langley viii hear the motion for . re-
ceiver on February is.
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THE COST II THE coUSIY's.
sssse Auditor Refuses 20 Audit Biiii
for Criminal Convictions.


State Auditor Grimes has discovered that
TIE state Is under no legal obligation to re-
innd TO the counties money paid out for
iae board of prisoners a, the county ials
Who upon trial are convicted and sentenced
10 the penitentiary, and has refused TO
Audi, such bills sent I'm by King county
during the past few weeks. Heretofore
saen criminal was convicted and sent 10
we realtentiary the state refunded TO the
eounty the fees Of justices Of the peace not
saisrisd. eonstables' fees in like cases, wit
hess fees IN bosh justice and superior
courts, and the board of the prisoner from
sae TINE Of bis entering The jail until bis
departure fer the state prison. This last
isssa was OF course enc Of the largest, run
nsng into thu hundreds in one case. but by
Auditor Grimes refusal 10 allow IL the ex-
Ienss will have TO he borne by the county
hereafter.
Auditor Twichsil did not notice that the
criminal cost bills were not being al
,essd IN fGal until about three weeks ago.
ne al once sent Deputy Auditor Andrews
pVlFmpla TO ind the reason. The latter
y. Informed that by an examination OF
taeias the state auditor had become con-
uneed thar the board OF state prisoners
Whore conviction ana sentence nerd net
ereiandei, and the item had accordingly
essn diSallewed In every case. Before de-
sidang not 30 audit such claims the auditor
asa obtained at opinion sustaining him IN
as views Mr.. Andrews returned week
sso saturday aud reported.
Tie county commissioners and MT
isieAeli made an examination OF the
ssatases AMI found that the county had
sa'at saow Of getting any satisfaction OF
1lshdanas proceedings or IN any other
var by resort 70 law. IL seems that under
seeten . ITO OF the code OF ISIS. the
stsse auditor was compelled to pay saen
GAINS, bot when the section was amended
Iaa became section su3l oi Vol. ], Hilis
eeae, II threw the entire cost OF the con.
''stion OF criminals. wish the exception OF
sas payment of witness fees. in both JUS
ssee and superior courts and consiaeses'
IVES In Justice courts upon the county.
Axe amendment Vas apparently never mo-
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Contract for Grading Rentou Avenue
More sewer Work.


More sewer Work.
The fact that bids were to be opened by
the board of public works yesterday after
noon for the grading of Renton avenue
tended to increase the number of unem-
ployed men around the city hall who
crowded into the Office of the board and
filled the corridors in the vain hope of Sc
curing work, no matter how little. The
contract was not an extensive one and
when the board acted on the many bids
the work was awarded to the lowest
bidder. III. o'Day, for 81, io3. The grading
of Renton avenue will be from Depot street
to the north line Of ID. NJ. Cranes addition.
Street Commissioner Ryan was ordered
to begin work on the sewer ordered by the
council laid on Fontanelle and Davidson
streets, for which an appropriation OF
5000 was passed.
The chairman announced that the work
on the big sewers on Bush street and hem
nington avenue, for which so. 900 and $751;
COO respectively. were appropriated by the
council, would have to be delayed until
such time as the board could secure right
of.way over private property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

The schooner Corona. Capt. McAllep, Is
ashore in Useless bay and some fear as
entertained for her safety last night. The
san Pedro and attempted 10 sail out SUM-
day. Presumably on account Of the heavy
snow that was falling the captain miscal-
cuiated and did not change his course off
Point No Point and she ran aground on
the Useiess bay fats. She remained
aground all day yesterday and last evening
heavy sea was running so the waves
were breaking over her deck,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
Moore wa.ss Habsas Corpus.

G. NJ. Moore. the escaped Waila Waiia
convict, who Is in Jail at Vernon. b. G.,
has applied for writ OF hahsas corpus on
She ground that there Is not evidence on
which to hold him. The case comes mp
for hearing on February IS, and Sheriff
woolery vii, so over TO protect the states
interest Extradition papers have been
prepared, but 1t will be some time before
they can get from Washington City 10 OF
tawa. and Moore would have plenty of
time TO escape for good If be should DO re-
leased on habeas corpus.
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The trial of w. \. Rush ana samu.,
Murphy on . charge Of burglary is in
progress before Judge Humes, having
peen taken up late yesterday evening. The
men ars charged with bargIarixing u. w.
"rxhfs cabin in South Seattle on jam
arr Q. getting away with clock, shotgun
ana some wearing apparel. The door was
locked with paddock. bat was prieA OF
It's hinges with an iron bar. Police Officer
Mike Powers arrested the men, having
found that they bad pawned the gun and
clock In Whitechapei pawn shop q few
days after the Burglary. The evidences
against them 10 very strong. and they are
suspected Of other burgiarles. They are
tongh-iooklng citizens and the police say
that Rush's true name IL Miles and that
be Il just out of the peni,sntisry At
Salem, Or, having served short sentence
for burglary.
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Owing to q Misunderstanding the bids
received by tho county commissioners for
the burial OF the county poor for the year
beginning February Is were all Cancelled
and the auditor WIS compelled 10 readver-
iise tor proposals. Tho new bids we're
opened yesterday. They were from the
same three firms. bat ali of them were a.
high again as before. Bonney a Stewart
bid *l3 for each interment; the Seattle
Undertaking Company, $3.50, and the
Cross Undertaking Company, slA No
award vas made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

The next meeting of the King County
Teachers Association will be held In Seat
tie. February IL. in the High School hail
The session eegins at 10 o'clock and closes
st 2:2o. The following programme wiz b
rendered:
Music: Psychology" Prof. J. d. Cur
tis; History" Prof w. j. Meredith;
Parker; Literature in Primary Grades"
Miss Helen g. DeVos; school Discipline, !"
Miss NJ. II. Yarno: Language Work in
the intermediate Grades" Miss Beatrice
Price; THE Nineteenth Century Teacher, I"
Prof. r. v. Davis; Primary Arithmetic. !"
Miss Anna McGinn.s; Music Glass Ex-
ercise." Prof. IL. 8. Sharpe; election Of
officers; question box.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

The county commissioners yesterday
finished making . settlement with Con-
tractor Rlgby on account OF the bin for
extras for the new county hospital. Rigny
TOOK s43o. s. and gave the county receipt
In full for every demand sgainst IL. This
10 almost exactly the award OF the citi-
Gems COMMITTEES. which investigated the
matter and reported to the board. Rigby's
claim was ts,3aa20, but the committee,
after full investigation. cut 1t down to
$ssS.eS. The commissioners, however, al
lowed Rigby $50 for bath tub, of which
ne account was taken by the committee.
When the report OF the committee was
filed on February Rigby was offered the
amount awarded. bat refused TO give an
answer until yesterday. Tho receipt he
gave was dated back to February 7.
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Courts aud Public oniess.

Ia, few Chinese registered last week
owing to the fact that IL vas their holiday
ner,od. Maj. Harlan expects . tar regis
tra,lon this week.
Judse Osborn yesterday conferred etts-
xenshsp upon john Leary, nssive o. Ire
-. Han. Schaumann. native OF Ger
m.ny. and Carl c. Hoarn, native OF
NNpmav
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S.v su,ss Begun.

The following new suits were nied
In the Office of the clerk OF tho superior
court yesterday:
4 IL NcCutchecn Va. c. w. Turner
suts for receiver aud accounting.
George h. Frye vs. Homer N. Hal, r.
r sander. John Collins es al suit to re-
cover s.. SIS rent and for writ OF restitution
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
THE CITY COUNCIL.
a Com mittee Appointed to Investigate
the Municipal Court.

the Municipal Court.
The house of delegates met last night for
short time but did not take up the re-
consideration of the vote by which the
nomination Of J. @. Niggle as police COM
missioner was rejected. II was decided to
meet again tonight On motion of Dele
gate Lyon q COMMITTEES was appointed by
the chair. consisting of Delegates Carlisle.
Lyon and Creighton. to investigate the
alleged practice Of the municipal court in
allowing fees to defendants witnesses.
Both houses will meet tonight, mainly
for the purpose of auditing supply BILLS for
January.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

The lady members Of the Seattle Turn
Verein have concluded TO arrange bazaar
for the benefit of the Seattle Turn yereln,
commencing March = TO April /, incsu-
sivs. Committees will durin. the week
wait upon the merchants for contribu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

Many womsu find great difficulty Ia ar
ranging their hair becoEningly because of
its harsh and coarse textGre. By the use
O. Ayers Hair Vigor the hair becomes
soft. plant and glossy. The rigcr 10 the
most els2aly Of ali hair preparations
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
Adverfissr's Letters,

Ifyou are advertising on the want page
look a. the advertised letter list on PAGE &.
Perhaps an answer 10 your advertisement
is awaiting yea Call at the business
once of this paper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

The action OF cartsr's Little Liver Pills IL
pleasant mild and natnral. They gently sumu-
late the liver and regulate the bowels, but do
not purge They are sure TO Please. Try thern-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13

Git you use our erystal;zed pie fruit hubby will
say his mothers pie isn's in IT, Cooper d Law.
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The CT bson Heights Land Improvement Com
pany, OF st Louis. has failed. with liabilities OF
100000
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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-10-20
Better Than Two For One,

The NUGGET and Cincinnati Enquirer,
Doth for one year, for only $3.50.
The Enquirer is now issued twice a
week, Tuesdays and Fridays. Is an g.
column, SPACE paper, large size, or 10
large pages every week, equal to 2O8
ordinary papers year that usually cost
S4.oo; all large type, plain print and
white paper A complete new depart
ure from old time Journalism. See
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Mining and Scientific Press.

Established 1860 Illustrated
The Mining and Scientific Press is
the oldest, most widely circulated and
most popular Mining Journal. 1t gives
all the mining news reports, latest pro-
icesses and improvements and is indis-
sensable to every man connected in
anv .rs.h
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]. F. HALLoRAN, Gen'l Manager,
z20 Mark ct St. San Francisco, Cal.
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Buy Real Estate

with your earnings. 1t is safer and
will give youa greater profit than any
other investment or speculation. The
time to save money is when you are
earning it. w. E. Pierce & Co., of
Boise City, have the bargains, and will
give lower prices and better termsthan
you can possibly get elsewhere.
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CANTER's HOT MINERAL SPRINGS

One mile below the town of Jordan
Valley.
The Hot Mineral Water will cure
yohr ills.
Board and lodging. including baths,
soap and towels, $loo per day.
Table provided with the best the
market affords.