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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-28

OF w0aaea and cqtfon e5nsh ~
pies and further informx fia,'r -
lanes aacinroe. Secretary, sI,.e 81
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES for shs -
ton Soldiers Home rom Iars.sw
10 July l. issa Prices 10 H. -
paid 10 oftlng, Wash. All hias ~ 8 ~
dressed 10 trustees Soldiers Jla..s -
ting. lnderssd Bids. FOR Suppiis~ } " "
10 be there On or before Jarsiar~
SCHEDULE No. FL
f.Se0 pounds buttsTine. first sss>nszS
Qllred. -;
SCHEDULE No.
tank kerosene each week in -
ter second as ordered.
SCHEDULE No. 4 ss q
Ahoct -n,tet pounds steer heef a. -
ton, so pounds per week as orr
SCHEDJ LIE No. 4
5000 pounds chop feed.
5000 pounds rolled barley.
2.fs1 pounds wheat chicken fae1
z,e<0 pounds bran ~
SCHEDULE Nc,
Luz pounIS roasted and ground -
not to exceed - cents per pOunri
200 pounds uneoiorea Japan frs -
exceed - cents per pound. one ~ 4
be sent to the home as a saYunis ~
January /. 1875. Goods TO be shipne1 - b.
JierSd. -
~. a
s boxes Lennox soap. e.
boxes Ivory soap.
8 eases Gold Dust
20 cases Economy milk
. cases Cove oysters.
10 cases Standard table peach
5 cases Standard table plume
8 cases Standard table eaerYiea
cases Silver Gloss starch.
2 cases gernea-
= cases concentrated I've, l
) cases string beans.
Is cases tomatoes. 2 10 pouIliis ess9
5 cases corn. -
5 cases apricots.
s.Soo pounds granalated sugar.
80 pounds evaporatssi applas.
400 pounds evaporatei pTunes.
500 pounds evaporated peaches
l50 pounds evaporated aprisats
% pounds Colernan's mustard
100 pounds sage.
Is pounds verm!ciIii.
q pounds tapioca.
100 pounds pearl barley.
loo pounds No. white he1na
200 pounds No. Lima beas8.
400 pounds Ne. rice.
30 pounds split peas.
400 pounds dry salt goldfish.
1.3U pounds Liverpool saN.
Goo pounds IL ground salt
go pounds soda crackers.
20 pounds Zante currants.
Il case SAPOIsD- /
I fone-haif barreD syrun. strahey -
barrels vinegar. 20 proof,
1 (one-haIf barren mixed islckies
100 pounds nlararoni. No. Il.
100 pounds Lime Kiln smtIkinx fatn,~
e ouncel.
10 pounds Seal of North CartaIns Ia
Ing tobacco 60 ornrs).
an9 pounds Star chewing ttsharsn
100 pounds Climax chewing tohSeo.
case T. & NJ. backing tcinl.
SCHEDULE no. e
100 pounds graham -four. 1T
400 hounds yellow corn meal
100 pounds rolled oats
200 pounds buckwhear -four.
SCHEDULE SO.1
30 barrels -four very beSt1.
SCHEDULE no. 8
$50 pounds breakfast bacon.
500 pounds sugar cured hams
500 pounds dry salt sides.
SCHEDULE No. "a.
; cases Campbells baking poWds 64}
Anchor brard).
40 pounds pure ground pepper
3 rounds ground aiispice
z dozen S-ounce Standard extract -
lila.
BY order of board Of trustees
GEO. Fl R0AR3XAN
THOMAS N. YOuN6
Purchasing Commil1a
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BiKgus.

WESSLER. Seattle. Wednesday. De-
cember Is. 1894. TO the wife OF Julius
WessIer. a son.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Cas,oria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castorss
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

sHAcKIEFoRD.-In Seattle. at 81 Irv-
Ing avenue. Thursday, December a. 1894.
Melvin. son OF MIR. and Mrs. II. II.
S,hacklefcrd. or enteritis. aged months.
Services will be held at the family resi-
dence this morning at 1880 O'Clock. Inter
terment iu Calvary cemetery.
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MARRIAGES.

TON-M'cAULEY.-~In Seattle. Thurs
day. December %, 1888, at the residence
of T.. w. Craven. i3s lombard street. by
Rev. W A. Shanklin. MIR. Grant II.
Cotton and Miss Kate McCauiey.
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wASTfID-F,cr~rsou as waitress. cham
bermaid or h0usekeepcr- Actress Box
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - -
t!cc OF assessment roll OF 49,
Inent district No. ~. LOT ~ =
meut OF Union street. unlss. 49,
No. 1855, ard hearing tne ls rs
Notice IL hereby given ina
rnent roll OF LEGAL imDrots. n ~
No. IS. for the iTDprayems1t5s.s -
street, from east margin 81 e. *
TO west margin OF Sscolsa -
ordinance No. ass. has psFn - 7RE,
the boarsf of public. worhSs. ~ L
council Of the csty OF SeAs.N -sSrE r
on file In the office 81 the elsy 49, q
same is now open for pnpissI -
said office, and viii. rsnnaln nm
spcctlon until Aenday -, p GxsGl
January, 1885. at : eciosA 80 ~.
persons interested are hsfsny VI II y
appear before the city us,es.Ssrf
session 10 be held in &c - n = J.
hers OF the house OF deissa.'res Z
hall I'm fhe fsth day OF Jaiia1I;3sssssssS
osrInsk n m and make 0bte< p
20. Al. gaia time SO hxrl 49, =
will consider Any and all ~. e;e~~ ~
and viii make sueb cerrss.saa 80 4
rO7! as IL deems Just, ana 49, q
the amount Of such esSt N ~ - @l
street crossings (Which shah ..~ af1{ J
the general road ftad q sssxe -
Will then by Or.i4aan<ss app 1900 d!
and levy anil assass the aHSo<1 49, =
against each rsarceI ard lat p - y.
ri said roll. AMI declare ths IVA
thereon SAID matter may - d| Z
10 q later date II - ofaeIs1 srstss311
Council. ~ ~s.v az g. ~!
Date of first publication
1SsL
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION. Banjo. guitar ~ ~
do!in; rapif; progress guarantese ~ ~
practice free Prof. Sherry ~ -
building.
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WANTED BY capable woman servant.
work hy the Gay week or month. IS a
address Mrs. Muicnay, Gil Fourth. near
MzdsSoH-
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NOTICE TO coxr..---

NOTICE To CGNTRas-rapS =. $3.50
.ors OF the Nashtngyan Sss,. s. +. dgek
t.afy desire 10 Purchase aborf 1 IS
pies and further INFORM ~. NJ -
James AcInrce. Secretary. Nm s!a
Wash s~<Aa Ma
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KmrLoYM.Sr wASrEp-mALE-

W ASTED-Pasifion by experienced gen
4Iernan b,okkt-rer and stenograrner
bond given II necessary. Address +. IL.
Observation-Disclosures.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Es3sse -
tiee of assessment roll OF iof1t sszsS55S(s
ment district No. 90, for ~ -
ment of Lewis street. unuel y 49, rs
No. 354a. and hearing tnefs1ss.
Notice is hereby given tnak - -
ment roll of local improvelsl<er -
No. Co. for the improSeHs<nt 49, ~
street. from Yesier avenue Y
of WaIIa Walla addition. unqex <511t
No. $50, has been reported "a 21e
of public works to the city e9A ~ r ~
city of Seattle and Is now e. y
Office of the city clerk ana 5f;8
now open for public inspect 5@siIIun
office. and will remain open ~ w.
until Monday. the 18th day 1s -
1895, at O'Clock p. m, ana ~ - 4 II
terested are hereby requlfss ~. Ss y
before the city council In Jok1fss RI -
be held in the council cnAsl'e fs;1 p ~
house of delegates IN the GA ~ i
18th day OF January, hss e zs4' ~ ~
m, and make objections tn lssa 49,
time so fixed the councn VIII ~
and all objections made A
such corroctions in said roll = 4
Just, and will then deducs tns - ~
such cost assessed against
Sings (which shall be paid iron, 49, -
road fund OF the cityf ana WI 49,
dinance approve sucn roll anu sfz2
sess the amounts thereon @4lssS7fX
parcel and lot of land shown y y 49,
and declare the same ilest ~
latter may be adjourned W $500 "a
IL SO ordered by the cts co sAss
TTty Clerk of the City, 81
Date OF first publication
1884 ---=s<ettsFFss-.
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SorrcE To STOCKHOLDERS

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the stock.
hnlssers 81 tie First National bank u
Seatfle Will be held ~ the office or the
bank in Seattle on Tuesday. January
Sth. 1895 at O'Clock p IA. Tor the eiec-
finn 81 directors and such other business
as may properly come before the meet
L. TURNER. Cashier.
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wASTED-SItuaticn by japanese as cook
or house servant. Henry. Jg tesler
avenue.
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FOR RENT-s-roorr, modern house: No.
fIle YeSier avenue. -rnt reasonable to
small family. Apply TO 19s1 YesIer
avenue.
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FOR sALE-LopcIsG HOUSES.

FOR sSALE-Chean: twenTy-room bricl
lodging house. centrally located Ad
dress n. p. care PoSt-Intelligencer.
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To LOAN-S5go or slnaa LleweIiyn. Ward
& Hardin. HiacGley block
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PRIVATE MONEY to loan on any good
security warrants bought fsoom IA.
Halter block
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FOR REST-fa-rcou1 house. including
bath and all modern conveniences:
lately occupied by -. e Pettis. Mitchell
street Inquire at +. 4. Porfius. rooms
800 HaIler block.
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FOR EkNT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENr-T.arga modern house. close
IN. rert low. Inquire .ee yesler avenue.
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NOT1CE--The annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Washington Nation
al bank of Seattle for election or direc-
tors, change OF bylaws and transaction
of any other business which may prop
cry be brought before il, viii be held
at its banking house on Tuesday, Janu-
airy s. 1895, Ak 8 O'Clock p. IN.
NJ +. BACkCS, Cashier.
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FOR EENT-F'ocr-rooEn hcEse: good To-
cation. Inquire 60 Front street.
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FOR RENT-~.-rcom house: cheap: Fifth
near Pike Address So Third. pear
Marion.
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FOR RENT-E-iSht-reor furnished house.
modern cg.1vensrnces close In Cara
her. ~ Bailey building.
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MONEY TO LOAN 500 and $40 at room
5ls Seattle National Bank building.
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FOR RENT-Modern s-room house; ex-
.cellaat condition: cheap. e07 Burke
building.
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FOR RENT-Nosiern house. 10 rooms; FIX
lures. walking distance: 50 elise. Bos-
ton block
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TO LOANS. $50 4n firSt-class security.
CArrafer. a0e Bailey building.
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annual meeting OF the
al Panr ~ Saat.Ya VIII hs h,i,, q, IN
banking house on Tuesday, January g.
at n m, for the election OF directors
and such other business as may come
before the meeting.
r. V. ANKENY. Cashier.
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NANTE.D-YoI man, married. wants
work Of any kind. been working as JAM
itoT three years. willsag to work FOR
small wages. SO Third street. room 10.
XASTEH-A young man Of considerable
business experience has $40 10 si.eUa,
would loan 10 employer on good security
TO secure permanent position or 10 IN
vest in paving mercantile business Adj
dress L. R. care Post-Intelligencer.
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FOR RENT-A well improved farm near
Seattle. Apply to Washington Loan &
Trust Compa1y, Co.man block.
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HELP wASTEp-MALE.

WANTEp--A live agent 10 represent two
good reliable fire insurance companies
with good list of expiraticns. Apply
Insurance., Observation-Disclosures.
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SEATTLE CONSERVATION OF. ~
anc Ravenna Seminary, Mrs 49,. *! Z
NJ. Il. NJ. director. Satfsfscsoz{ q
gress guaranteed. Brarcn ssse
Hotel Stevens
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
Excursion Rates TO California.

The Northern Pacific railroad has
placed on sale daily round trip tickets
to California points, as follows:
Helena To san Franc isco and return.
going via Spokane. Tacoma and Port
land. and returning same way, SIS.
To San Francisco. going via Spokane,
Tacoma and Portland. and returning
via ogden and Butte, 500.
TO Los Angeles, going via Spokane.
Tacoma and Portland, entering San
Francisco in one direction either going
or returning, $50.
To Los Angeles. going via Spokane
Tacoma, Portland and San Francisco
and returning via Sacramento and Og-
den, 500 30,
Tickets are limited 10 sixty days for
going passage. good 20 return at any
time within final limit OF six months
from date of Issue.
The scenery via the Northern Pacific
md Mount Shasta route Is unequaled
Passengers get n magnificent view OF
Mount Shasta from observation cars.
For further Information. sleeping car
! reservations, etc, call on or address
A. -. EDGAR
General Agent. Helena. Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
Whesler..Matson,

A recent event In Chicago was the
marriage Of Charles G. Wheeler to Mrs.
Adele Dean Mptson. The groom was
formerly resident OF Helena and Tor
some time cashier OF the United Smelt-
ing and Refining company In Great
Falls, II was there he first met his
bride, who Is beautiful and charming
lady. She has many friends In Mon
tana, aud Is a cousin OF Mrs, III. w,
child, Mrs. s. s. Huntlcy and Dr M. NJ,
Dean. OF Helena. Their many friends
are In receipt OF announcement cards
which state that they will be ut home
al Edgcwater which IL one OF the SUI
burban towns OF Chicago, after Dec. l.
Ladies'. misses and ehildren's cloaks
at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
You Take Your Choice at 25c.
OUR PREMIUM LIST:

Parties holding the following tickets
Will please call for books. Series G. A,
White House Cook Book. Berioa T., No,
4 United stntos Secret Service. Series q.
No. &, Facts for Ladies'. Series x. No d.
Popular Atlaa. Series ". No. 81, Com Cyclic
pcila Series q. No. 49,, tarta Tor lndira.
Series u. No. a.. National Eucyciopedio.
Rerlcs r.. No, 9l. white House Cook
Book Rerion n. No. 81. Pictorial wonder
land. Series w. No 9. White House Cook
Book
Lot 2, SERIES A No. ~. Columbian Gal
Iery. series Is No. s. The Home beyond.
Boyond Series g No. 81, shamsi Series
u No. 20. ShamB.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
500 GRABS FOR rs CENTS.
WE GUARANTEE

That the contents of each aud everf pack
ace will bO wo Ih not less than 20 c nts, and
that many OF the packages will contain
goods 10 this value ~ Sl.0O to $500
You Take Your Choice at 25c.
II tLs customer gets Cloak, Corset OF
Gloves, u may be exchanged for the pro. el
slEe.
Ia This ia our plan TO wake mp the COM
munity snd gel them going tie right way
ISro oUH STORE
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
To-Day the great Fat Stock

To-Day the great Fat Stock
Show opens in Chicago, Ill.
Many thousands of dollarswill
be distributed in premiums, and
the widest interest is manifested
in the distribution. The classi-
fication of each general depart
ment Of the exhibition covers all
the varieties raised by breeders,
and in addition to the regular
class premiums, an unusually
large number Of sweepstakes /.
given.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
The Man
Who Works

Out of doors, exposed to all
sorts of weather, needs the
warmest of warm clothing. Style
is a secondary consideration with
him-quality of material and
comfort come first. We cater
specially to his wants-years o.
experience have taught us what
he needs. We have to offer him
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
Union Pacific system.

Overland train leaves Helena nj 7.3O n.
m. daily for Salt Lake, Denver Portland
san Francisco, Omaha Kansas city, 81
Louis. Chicago and all eastern points
Overland trnin arrives at Helena at G8l
D. m. daily; through Pullman and colon,
lst sleeping cars. elegant chair and din.
Ing cars,
For further Information. maps. folders
rates, etc, call on or address
II. o. Wilson, T.. q =. a.
Helena Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22

winter blasts OF rain and sleet have no
terrors for travellers u-lng the transeon-
turntal trains ~ tho Northern PaclAr.
Their passenger, sleeping ana dining cars
are ycstlbulrd
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22

~ " understood that srycrll companies
OF infantry will bc sent no Fort Harrison
about July next, az which limo some Of
the buildings viii be ready for their re-
ceutlon.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22

For further particulars mans, folders rata
etc, call at or write 10 our otiioa.
q. ". PITTS, city Ticket Agent
{. n DUT1ON. General Agent.
Helena Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22

|. .. Wilson, u. q T.. A.
Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22

Go to the Ice Hive for hosiery and un.
dcrwcar.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-22
s7.5o

For n l05-plece decorated dinner set.
$3.50 for l2-piecc decorated chamber
set +. j, Edwards, Park avenue.
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& Clean, Sharp Drr9 Gods Sale.

Prices cut in twain. High grade and exclusive
pattern suits marked down to figures which astoa
ishinsly low lot Of worthy small priced fabrics cut
to prices far beneath tho cost Of their production
gaia ouyng time for rich and Values sxtsaofdi
nary for all
1llc-5oo yards Of coiored Mohair Dress Goods ~
1UC ducsd from a0c 70 l0c yard.
1l.-aD0 yards of Fancy Chanesabls Suitngs ~
lUO duced from 20c to Zoe yard.
fAo-5oo yards of Fancy Brocadsd Guitngs. worth
lVC 167<c. reduced to l0c yard.
7sn-Ail-Wooi Two-Tons Suitinga light shades, -
10 inches vide reduced from 81 ~ TO 75c yard.
e1n sn-Imported French Dress Patterns reduced
@lJsOU from SIS 70 S1a50
e1E-Importsd Dress Patterns. reduced from Is
$lO to SIS
$16 to SIS D'''' 1'''''' ''''a A'A -"
$6.lO $3.50 70 sa7a
e10 5()-Impor:sd Dress Patterns reduced fsen
41n-Importsd Dress Patterns reduced from si2So
@lV to SO
co OO-Importsd Dress Patterns reduced from
SJ.JO Sil50 $ls50 and $3.50 TO $a96
ere s0--Imporied Dress Patterns reduced fton
$lO.OU 81 to $Ia5a
@Q-Importsd Dress Patterns reduced from 80
90 20 81
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saioR eougr--cRIHISAL pErADTMxxr-
HUAEs, J.

skink roCkr--rRINIxAL pRPADJM1xr-
HUMEs, J.
anses were set for trial a. follows.
Stsfef Va. Union Trunk Liue-June ii.
seariy bank, OF Tacoma, vs. James
uNlsa-Iane Il.
JsnxS
Hasrse. E. Dew.eary v. J. h. Wright
tsns II.
David Gilmore ct al VS.. II. W. Baker 4
Se--Jnne IL
.efiaaa r Van yaikenhurg W Francis
"a Vaskenburg--Jane Is.
Asry Steele vs.. David II. Ssesls-To b
- sesort referee to be agreed upon.
=. oassssein vs. Seattle Land and Com
s asfrial Comrany--Continned; 10 b oct
! D Axen VS.. O. NJ. Josiad ct ux.-con-
11aed to he set later.
sppeaief 10 supreme court; statement Of
nrh. set;iea
safe OF Washington W. Alexander Du.
80 Continued to June IA
cssss Of Washington vs. Harvey W.
aassitoa False prsssnscs. prisoner ar
ustaed and given until Monday TO plead.
Nass q Washington Va. Frank III.
eh-~Agvder in frst degree. prisoner
slisnec and given 0ata Monday TO
Aasn. 4 Powell VI, First National bank
esexmeas, signed.
ssAis OF Washington W. Charles Schafier
sASssnni 10 commit burglary. motion
- hes srsal, denied; prisoner sentenced
ave yearsfsn penissntiAry.
cAts Of Washington vs.. j. p. Rrsnsxeli
aos guilty.
Sssnsstne Williamson W John r. Will
.-e-so0-Moiton - show cause why ALL
and attorneys sses are not paid ;
sontsnEea ens week.
" l. faass rs George Lander Motion
- tsax costs. continued.
eoasa Park Land and Improvement
49, panr Va ii. Vac BeockIin et ai-pe-
70 amend
aA,so Company vs. John Elostsrman &
e<ried 's'
- y iAatsil Va Caldwell 4 Lsxkins--
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Aibert J. Rossmsn. . native q 1ngiand.
~ yssterdsy sdmitted 70 citissnship b.
lsd1s Langley.
William Corcoran. IN attorney. formerly
q ths village Of Cortland, n. T., vas ad-
yn1l1od 70 practices in the superior court Of
~ slals yesterday b Judge Humes.
Z Charles Gcha0er. Who vas convicted Of
npting - commit burglary. beinR
kt IN The acs b. Charles 4. Thorn
- uas yesterday sentenced b. Judge
80 - servs dve ysars In the penitsn-
80 70 we'd vsre issued yesterday
nnsl A. Marsh and Mary w. En-
=, both Of Seattle; Hans A. Maison
larry Gsesdson, both of Port Biakslsy ;
Asneghini and Mary Ludoveco.
~ Black Diamoad.
lne tins ago Theodore B. Wilcox OBJ
~ jndgmsnt against David +. Danny
rs, and yesterday be commenced
~ the superior court TO have an inter.
~ - p. Fuller In certain real estate
uG1ea1sd 70 secure the debt made subject
= - Judgment
n asTaignmsut Of Minsch In the su-
l1g5of eooft within forty eight hours after
~ preliminary examination created some
t4pstDe. Charles r, Fishback. Who 10 the
ooosgb counsel. was ahesut from the
Gey, md Il seems that neither he nor any
nsmeR Of his firm was notified that
MieeeA vculd b asraigDsd. Judge Humee
g ieosning Of the absence Of the defend
a.te attorney gave him until Monday 70
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IAs following new cases were com
neacsd h the superior court yesterdays
Ineodors b. Wilcox Va A. p. Fuller
eeu = make defendants interest Ia mort
Hked property subject to prior decree.
y. J. Dsngiey ~. j. H. Latimer Il Co.,
rou = recover $476 50 on promissory nots.
= 7. Smart W. George kinnear-Suit to
Nsoses VIA 81 on stated account.
Henry L. Reynolds vs.. w. II. T. Barnes
sga % recover $500 ON promissory notes.
he Riverside Orange Company Va Jo-
30 0resn--Suit 70 recover t42as6 on &C
espood drafs.
es:stie Brewing and Mating COMPANY
y kars and III. kurs--Suit TO -
800 conveyance Of land.
J. SAeafe, receiver. Va Franklin Rob
qoRa.
=. shensman ". Rachel Ann Nsr-
= ux.--Suit TO recover &a19N on
De9ntssory note.
D Hihner vs.. Ed Cudihee. GIL Phil
,sk d. Z. Willard. G. r. Ssone Of al
~ g recover $5.ooo damages for false
Mpfisonmsnt.
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