The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-18
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license 20 we'd yxs issued yesterday
Ior Charles Pike and Mary Bssser, both
OF CEDAR Mountain.
Deputy United States Marshal ouilser
.enf over 70 Port Madison yesterday and
s4el up the steamer Favorite on q libel-
EdEard Mcdonald, o native Of Ireland.
anu James Leonard. native Of Canada.
Hrmes.
Ihs Federal court jury convicted Chin
Zee Den OF attemr ting TO hribe Chinese
inspector Plum to let him 60 when he Was
John Hawkins and A. C. spigsr. con-
vlcIeo OF insanity on Tuesday, were taken
70 ssei.acoom yesterday By Deputy Sheriff
JACK Mcdonald
The taxes paid into the county treas
a. Office on Tuesday amounted TO
sS.5l6.3, and yesterday they amounted
10 about the same sum.
In the suit Of G. w. T. Griffith, trustee,
vs. the Seattle National Bank Bulld!ng
company Judge Langley yesterday APP
pointed ID. A. Spencer receiver for the
company.
Judge Osborn yesterday fixed the amount
OF the stay bond TO be given oy j. VI.
1oiman in his suit against the Co umhia Il
fuget Sound Railway Company At 500
ana the appeal bond At 1900, both Of
which were given.
Judge Hanford yesterday conferred citi-
xenship upon Hilmer johnson. q native of
Sweden: James II. Robin. native of
canada; John Catserail, native Of Aus
traiia; r. Girgsnsen and Albert II. Feise,
natives Of Germany.
The trial of James Ferris for robbing the
postoface a. Duw amish Vas conc. uded in
the Federal court yesterday, and the Jury
Drought In verdict Of guilty. The pris-
oners attorney gave notice of appeal and
Judge Hanford liked his bond At s. 900.
The firm Of Woodin 4 Wilson. doing a
general merchandise business 1T Woodln-
vile. made an assignment on December %
TO John II. Alien for the benefit OF their
creditors. Allen yesterday fled in the
superior court an inventory OF the frm's
assets amounting TO s., Sol 50.
The suit of William Tonkin against the
Oregon Improvement Company for $50
balance OF wages due was on trial before
Judge Osborn yesterday, sad at late
hour last night the jury was not able to
agree. after being out since O'Clock in the
afternoon. Toxin was agent TOR the CON-
pany at is whGrf in this city, and the
company claimed that Tonkin had made
unauthorized disbursements Of the COM
pany's money.
The official map of town plat q north,
range east. comprising lands in Sno-
homish county on the PiIehuck, was re-
ceived at the land office yesterday. The
plat itself announces to the settlers in that
township that the survey has hesn ac-
cepted. and all that remains TO be done be-
fore they can apply TO the land Office for
patents il to have the regular notice
printed a certain length of time. 1t IL
thought that the plat will be open for fill
ings about April, several other townships
being booked TO precede the one referred to.
After being out two hours yesterday the
fury in the suit Of David Gilmore against
II. w. Baker x Co. returned . verdict in
favor Of the p.aintid In the sum of ST .9a1. 50
back rent, 81 600 damages for retention of
the property. and also giving plaintiff pos
session of the property. The property in
question 10 the Baker wharf and the con-
test arose over dispute as 10 the amount
of rent tho tenants were TO pay. the owner
claiming that $50 q month was the agreed
price and the lessee claiming that il was
only 1915 per month.