The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-12
MArLE GETS NEW BosDsaEN.
County Trsasur err Elect Again Eli
HE Rond With the City.

John W. Maple filed his city bond again
yesterday. and this time the form was
approved by thee corporation counsel.
Three new names appear on the bond IS
suretles ss follows: Chester w. Prouty
and wife. 5000: Amnnd Amun1s and wife,
$1,000; John r. Simpson. 5000 The bond
now shows the following s,ireties:
WflIIam ". Easter ard Edith j. Easter,
5000: William Cochrane and Katie Coeh-
rane, $4,000: Patrick C. Hayes and Mar
garet J. Hayes. s5eo; Elizabeth Drake,
si,oco; Daniel Sleeves, 500; William II.
Gleason and Ollie Gleason. 500; Will
lam ID. Simpson and Annie Simpson. s1n,-
90. Michael b. Phelan, 5000; Joseph
Quinn, $40. 900: William Carnes. 81 900: Her
bert y. Moon. $500: Geo. j. Moon, 81 500;
Edward A. Ziebarth and Mary NJ. lie
barth. $500: William Nelson. $1,000: T. d.
Hinckley. $4,000: Lewis A. Treen, $4,000,
Eli b. Maple. $4,000: Sigwart n. Soren-
son and Carrie Sorenson. $500, Daniel
Schnefaer. $500: Jacob Julian and Re-
becca A Julian. $2,5eo; Mather NJ. Hand,
500; Lewis s. Card and Tabitha A. Card.
5000: Clarence Peppler and Maggie Pep
pier, 81 eco: James p. Gleason. $50. go; Fer
dinand Toklas. $500: William l.. Haskell.
AGO. Hiram s. Viewer and Elizabeth M.
Viewer. 5000: Frank Griffen. 81 900; Thos.
J. Mccawaey, 5000: Jas. 81. Epier, 500;
Francis NJ. Davis. $4,000: Gilman +. Nam
mig and R2aoda Manning. 1900: Alonzo 0.
Mccallister, $1,000; John L. q. Snyder,
sl.eo0: james r. Gilmour. 1900; Horace
g. odeil. $500: Anthony Boregia, 5000;
Eben 8. osbourne $1,000: o. E. Anrud.
1000; Paul Land and Katherine E. Land,
$500; Frank Wetfmore and Eva r. west-
more, $1,000; Henry Beckman, si,0o; John
d. Mcintyre. 5000: Fridolin Wilhelm, Slo,-
eOo; Haiph w. Smith, SIC. 900. Lyman Wood
ard Nellie Wood, $10.00o: Frederick H.
Harlxins. $1,000; Everett Smith. $500:
George G. Deifei and Otto DeIfel. s5,Vo0;
Miller r.. Galloway and May Galloway.
500: A. w. Pratt. 81. 500; Henry H. Miller
and Louisa A. II. Miller. 1860; Jaeog, c.
McAiiisfer, sa.eo0: David A. Mechanics and
Emma +. McDanieis. $1,000. George l..
Burns and L. A. c. Burns s.. olo; Samuel
l.. Sloan. sa5.ooo; Samuel Marine and Kate
Marine, sloeoo; Martin T.. Cayanaugh and
Mary A. Cavaraugh. $4,000: Luther b.
Youngs, s2,0ea: Rose NJ. Newell 81 coo;
Peter W4ckstrom and Louise Wickstrom.
$500; John Schram and Olive s Schrum,
sle.Veo. Alexander Prentice 5000; David
Galloway, N,5eo: William C. Bowen and
Mary e. Bowen, 8. 600; Nels g. Peterson,
5000; Josiah c. Helms, 1900; Edward
Hoof. $1,000; Edward r. Clark, s. 900:
Chester W rrouty and Mary O. Prouty,
si,Ne; Aniuni Ainurltis and Belle Arnssris.
Secos: joan r. Sinsison. $500: M.achea
costopeck. sl.oo
The investigation made by County Au-
ditor Reman into the qualifications of the
suret'es on Naples bond 10 the county
was confined 20 those obligated In sums
exceeding s5.en. These are thirty-seyeu
In number and represent $s7s. 900 of the
ssi7.ooo. The commissioners yesterday in
strucsed the auditor TO complete his In
yestigatson by looking up the remaining
thtrty-orse sureties, who represent $50 co..
The inquiry covers the following points:
Real estate owned by each surety, valu-
alton CT real estate and personal property
as shown by the assessment roll OF 1884.
mortgages against suretics. mortgages in
favor of sureties, and judgments against
saresies, Il viii probably be several DAYS
before the auditor Is again ready to re-
| port