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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Corrciponoensen.
CARING, Sa., ben 81. Se;. 1894.

CARING, Sa., ben 81. Se;. 1894.
QGertber Serr @ouuerl
nuiere i6Oue ct. Soiepbs 6ir9e 1T in Der
Wpcbe upr Neihua6tgl our6 einen i6oHen
ct. Soiepbs Nltar uIb pier llette Statuelt
perl9onert meroen. Sim bo6belii9eit WeiS=
il06tsfeite batter unIere bieiigen Sdpeitern
bic Rtr6e aui baS 8ra9tpoaite aus9el6miidt.
0ur3 bic Semiibrngeu unieres ieeleleifri9en
Yfarrers Rep. S. y. Summert baben mir
iest cine Der IhGuiteu Rirder I'M gSeiten Der
9arSen Der. StaateI. M09e @ott unS llils
iereI ieeleneifrI9eu Hfarrer re6t LANCE erbals
ten! URit ber;li1em 9liidwuni6 ;u ileueiI
SABRE 9riibt s. y. Mneller.
ct. SOfeph Sa., 26. Dec. '05.
0ertber Serr Vornerl
Webrere iuugs 9euts Don bier iilb pom benz
gtepentleber oarnteoer 9eworfeit, b~efinoen it6
aber leet alf Der Veierung. - Oab infer
StGot6eu i'll rsIi9i0ier Seiiebuu9 mau6en
oloeru Orteu gun Beiipicl oieueu toult, be-
pellt, baB ant 0briittaQe iGmmtli6e Sing
lin9e lno Sun9froueu, obie ausuablne, it6
benz Glide oes Serru uaBten.-St. Soiepb
bat li6 III Der leBteu 3elt piel perbellert.
Serr Sranj PepIen, wel6er friiber eiu Store
Ill @tlbertSoiae Bate, bot lett BEN /. aHguit
1895 ell @ei9att nit Serrn Nid. Sales bier
%an9eIGH9ef. Gr bat eiHeu Store "a X so,
Is SuB bod erbNlt, In weldem iest cine
srObe Answabl Groceries etc. liegt.
9lu6 boben bic Sarmer ii6 bier pereinigt
nm cine Suttertabrit gu griinoen. gu bieiem
.3pet puroe uriere alte STRIDE, "a x 80 ges
fault. 9err ". Slaieu purbe beauitra9t,
0ieIelbe III cine Greunrerp u%m;uGuOeru.
RotbwenoiS ut ms aud nod EN- gutter
fatboliider S6mieo. lluIere @emeinoe.
pel6e 100 beuti9e, fatbolii9e Samilien
;0blt, wiiroe oemlel6eu geuii9enoe glrbeit
9arantierel. Bon 9roBem Sortbeil 1T bic
lleue griide bier iiber ben 0es Moiues Riper.
8G friiber mau6e @eneinbes Wtitglieoer eiueu
umrpe9 uou 4 Wteileu ma6eu muBteu nm Ill
Der Sir6e 81 gelan9en. galO weroen bic
@iuwobucr pou ct. Soiep9 ROiauueu bloieu
b0reu, ocnn bier bat lid Jest eiu Wtuiifuer.
ein S~sbiloet, welder mlter Der geituu9 clues
tii9tises Gebrers l6uel poroni6relteu wirb.
Sin abonusnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Stadt mud Amgegeud.
Entered at the Postoffce at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at secondclass rates.
Sas bu9beiiige @eibna9tsieit

Duroe in alien beuti6sn, tat6olii6en
Siraen Der Staot unD aud oes
GOuntDs nit 9ebii6renOer 6eierli9teit
in tir6ii0er @eiie be9an9sn.
9as @etter an Sage ielbIt ltanb in
erfreuli6em 8e9eniase gu Dem enolOien
&e9en, wel6er NOD S09s oorber in
StrOmen b~erabfiel uno ben @ei6dftsz
leuten einen iebr bOien Strei0 9eipielt
bate. Ger @briitta9 mar bell uno cine
taIte 8eQe beberrI9te bic Ssmperatur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Der nGeutia. amsritansr" DO
@aterlo i6reibt:
SamcS 2epi & SO.

@er Gintdufe III Gaens, Surg
uno 2leiocrwaaren fur Die ayeier,
tage ma9en mia, pner tucr
1eppi5e pun irgcno elmer Gualitat
fanfen mid, Der bcSenfe, bab mir bic
alIersrOBte ansipaBl bon snten Waas
rrn 5n irbr maBigsm Preiisn sertuus
fen. @ir rriuGen oagcr einsn Scbsn,
Der GiuiGafe bnn irgeab elmer oiejsr
@aaren ma6t, gefl. anirre @nrrdtbs
gu beit9ti0en nno anisre Yreiie 81
BOreu.
SaateS 2epi & SO.
Gle Der Z. nno @aiuirabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
0eiu9t.
@aIsua, ST., 25. OH. 1895.

@aIeua, ST., 25. on. 1895.
9ln ben &ebafteur Der reuremburssr Gazette,
Dubuque, Soma.
@ertbsr Serrl
R6nnten sic mir seH. mittbeilsn ober ,i
Der ytttbeilung oerbelfen, oh III 9nrsmburs
ein Wfann gtameus 3beobor Reilsr pobntt
wel6er friiber III benz four-mile-house or
Der Galena turnpike 'pobute, ober Oh ber'
ielbe III oielem 9aHbe pobnt uno 100, 9r
bat Serwalote III europa uno bieie wiieu
pieIei6t, Oh berislbe lebt ober tobt 1T. 8tela
an9eleselbeit III fiir mid pom srober Wi9s
tiSfeit NIB ib plrbe SbMeH taulenofad gum
Dante psrpfli9tet fem, weln Gle mir auss
funit psri9aiien fSnnen.
I6tuusspou ). y. v.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31

Sic t6nnen bortreilibe 2iqu6re
9~aloneniueiie 81 8roBpertaufspreiIen
tlir ben 6amilieusebrau1 taufen bel:
.. =. Wurrap, ~se9enlber benz Sotel
Sulien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
unSere Spr3ialitat

limb &leioerwaaren uno mir
jeoen &dufer Sufrieoeu Der bor=
&aBt Sud- aud infer Slid.
Sei9en. - SeiB u WanIOn,
784 Wain.S trabt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Tarm ,u n~srfauten.

Tieielbe umfaBt 189 gider nit Wobnbans
uno Staauugeu. Irei Meileu Ipeifli6 pom
Neola, Sa., unb 10 Weileu oit!id pon 9oun'
Gil 9luiis in Tottapatomis County. preis
per Qfer s42 baar. Dor brei SabreH muroe
benz Better bes 9anbes S45 per gder auses
boten unb berislbe wiiroe AUDI nod belts
iiiht perfaufen, rpsnn er nibt bur6 f%inaust
sielle Rotbiase ba1u %gejwunSen mare. gtsoldl
bat cine it0ne gaditeins Rirbe NIT fatbos
lii6sr Sbnle unb Srieobof. Ger gsrfauI
mub bis gum erlien Sebyanr 1895 abssl9lol4
len isin. Mdu peuoe ii6, miiubli9 obsp,
idriitlid al @ep. W. z. S4iffma4ers
Yiarrer, Heola, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Ser W. @aGeu,

an Der IA. uno gBbite=S traBe bat Itets
friides Bier uuo einen idmadbaften
Sreilun9 fir feline 8dIte uro mO6te
oieies ieinen 6reunoen uub Setannten
in Grinnerung brin9er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
persflcbfen NIB GsrsrFtIi.

R.upfsa, Gis., Itdrs 1894.
els Tilt on GsriiIcpfeH uuo EtioOTtdt sp'i SABRE
lana 70 bas Die ~geriaois G1frrensarg mid gang bnlfos
uro5ts; nc5o.m i'd aber nur z Ttaissn %aitor &Sn,9,s
Ecrutnsg idrs.r senoEir1tu bate, NOT Id gang Ron NETS
r,n 9tistn b~tirsit, bolts ss otsbalb far r1stns Btt9t
SsStul has Ilittsl su s~rptsblsn. Goam &oos
n, q, S.scn fGT,tbt BON Sroro, gte., October 1884.
AoS i:in. Tsdter, pttde 81 Sabre lang an elmer an
cor Sauiudt iitt, bur5 IL JIai6en @aitor aentSs
ss,rpsnsstSrf,r fnyIrt Turoe, b,uu felt Suut 1888 bat
Ea bic SEaHibstt Mot nIssr 9eSstet.
SFe Sazeasrn bes OrSers 8. 8. 81, e05 Cooper ST..
Soffon, wsia., idreibeu, beS tie Bahor GSni9'S 9erpen'
Statter aeasi SdtafoTsfttt NIT sntent Srfels sserana.
ttn, auS aud srbsre teunsu, psI9e @ sesnlo ss9ea
Rsrp6ftSt aRponatsn.
es~S elm tDertbopnes Bun fir gternenlttbsnoe
SETpE uuo sIne BrpbesSlaf1e 5u9slanot: @rnt
wv erhoIten oud bic Wieot3ln uHllonlt.
Iiet. Slsbistn rparSe felt benz Sabre 1876 BON Dem
Sotrp. Doitor S6ni9 in Sort Wapne, Sno, ~5ubersttCf
uuS iest inter ieinsr antpeiiln9 BON Der
KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, III.
40 s. rankin Street.
Sci 9iDpthefera so baben fur
500 Ole S~SIaidDe, 6 SIaidlen itir 5000;
orpse $f.75, 6 far $500.
Su Gubuaue ;n Bobel bel Z. N. Ruete,
sos Mtains StroBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31

am Ghrilttage ernannte @idter
Sulteo Serrn Sreo gea gum geiebli6ei1
Serrpalter Der Smeolep Manufacturing
Company.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Muftinnator Wm. McGabe

Don ct. 3bersiia in Dubuque 60, Sa., fam
Su ieber 3eit bel Gag ooer Na6t per 2eles
pbou beiteut psrben. Dian ~telepbouire oil
Gsu. C'Wssusp uou bss ct. Itsrslsn. airas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Serfeigeruna.

@m 90. Sauuar 1896 wiro bic Sarm b.s
Serrn Wc9tamara, mfaiienb 532 9lder, per-
iteisert werben. Sisielbe 1T 4 Meilen pon
Der Staot Dubuque geleSelt, unb bat ;pei
@obnbauier Hsbf Staluussn unb aaen
n0tbi9en Nsbenge6duben. @utes @alier
e uuperie9enbe Auelen) it porbaMbeu.
Die Sarm wIro gang ODER tbeilpeiie p~ertauft
werben. i3oblnn9sbebinsuns.n: Ole SGtite
baar; bas uebriSe na9 Selisben oes aauferS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
DIR. A. II. B~LOCKLINGER.

2amptte, Soma.
TelcpbonuerbinOunS bel Sag unb BEL
Na6t nit ct. Soratlts, ct. Sbereiia,
9minsle, Otter Greet, Gottonpiae uno alei
8elepbonitationen. Samitag lit beionoersr
Gag fir geiu6e auf msiuer Office.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-31
Steae gein5t,

Sine itiae Berlou iudt ioiort Steue ola
bel einem Yrieiter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
READY TO CONDEMN.
Surveys for Government Canal
Nearly Finished.
TIE COUNTY CAN THEN PROCEED
Engineer Rick~ecker Now Preparing
His Report OF Which Csoradernna-
ton suits VIII Re Based.

rr~e-a RfcEsscker. the assistant sng{-
-,aor gr charge OF the Eork On tire gov
eminent caraI through Salmon bay and
Lake T-nfcn 70 Lake Washington = about
ss-sxhsv- his surveys 10 determine the
-4rfs-1s-zzv TIE field work Is almost
~o-nnlezed and the men are now engaged
IN computing sizes o. fractional lots In
-isr7sS IN tae rfght-of-way and area dam
awAs also writing out description Of tas
same area preparatory 20 being turned
Over 10 the county commissioners for con
se-rna-fon, beside investigating the
ownership of the property 10 h-s tazen-
The s1eriAI work al this time Is the
writing Of the report 20 Capt SymoEs,
which Mr. Ricksecksr Is preparing, and
which viii cover the work done. show the
commercial advantage Of the canal with
estimates az material 70 be moved. etc.
This report VIII accompany Capt sy-
mons annual report 20 the chief OF engi-
ueers At Washington City, and 70 accom-
rsznw Il the Chamber OF Commerce has
secured q large amount OF commercial
statistics, which xiii form the bass for
re next appropriation 10 be asked from
congress for the canal
Mr.. Re ksecker said to a Post-Intelh-
Eencer reporter yesterday thar many r-9o-
pie were apparently becoming impatient
AZ the seeming delay in turning over the
descriptions OF the land 70 be condemned
by the county commissioners. lie said;
But few people appreciate the immense
amount Of work in connection with a
caaastraI survey OF this magnitude, in
which such great accuracy IS the essen
tfai element The lot stakes were found
in wild confusion. am Il became neces-
sary 70 90 hack 20 first principles in order
10 determine the intention Of the original
surveyor The city's work has been Of
co-Sfda-z HE ali and when this new work
shall have been properly monumented by
the city Il sfll be in such a shape az 10
give rise 70 no future trouble.
The new route OF the canal. as al pres
ent laid out. IS almost straight lire
from the Salmon bay waterway TO Lake
Union. and avoids the valuable mill prop
erty cut BY the former route. This new
route is believed to be more economical
for both thu government and the county,
from the fact that il VIII shorten the dis
lance some go feet: besides that II takes
a portion of the Low area which was sus-
ceptibIs to damage BY the old and more
curved route. This straight route viii. Of
course. be OF greater advantage from
navigation standpoint, saving time and
making better speed.
THE $500 set aside for the survey from
the * GO appropriated Will be ample 10
cover the cost Of the work. and a margin
viii perhaps remain. After the right-of-
way has been duly Condemned BY the
county commissioners and accepted by
the secretary OF war the balance avail
able out Of the So 90 will then be spent,
without delay, on the work OF dredging
or excavating the new route"
Mr.. Ricksecker's report viii be conf
pletad next week and at once forwarded
70 Capt. Symons 10 be incorporated in his
annual report
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
No PARTY MIN ARE WANTED.
Bi-Meialfic Club Adopts an Irouciad
Rule and Elects Officers.

Tie Bi-sTetallic Club. Of Seattle. az its
weekly meeting Wednesday evening N
the municipal court room, WITH Jonn
Wiley as temporary chairman ana A =.
Hummer as secretary, adopted a deciaFa-
ton Of principles after much debate.
There was large Attendance Of silver
advocates and the 1rsz work Of the even
ing was reading the declaration of prin-
cipies Of the club for the benefit OF those
not present when they were adopted
week previous A recess followed the
reading TO permit those 50 desiring 10
sign them.
The principles declare In favor OF the
free coinage OF silver at the ratio OF Is
10 /. and American independence in the
matter. and close with the following
clause, which caused considerable frsc-
ton during the evening and kept the club
wrangling for nearly two hours;
Zach member OF this club. however.
pledges himself 10 support no man or
party that is not in sympathy with the
principles herein announced
g c. Heifuer said thai in canEassing
the city for signatures 10 the principles
OF the club he found many in sympathy
with silver bat being party men objected
10 the final clause. In order 20 overcome
this he offered an amendment as follows;
Each member Of this club, however,
pledges himself TO support 10 man for
Office whose position would enable him
in am way 10 influence legislation On
the money question Who Is not in SYM
pathy with the principles herein an
nounCed."
Col ]. :. Crockett opposed the amend
rnant as conceeding too much. The club
was organized for the purpose of fight
ing the gold hugs. but there We're other
bugs more dangerous. There vas the
humbug the straGdiehug, the tumblebug.
~ -rra Of traza we're wanted in TIA
club
The amendment was opposed b. A =.
Warner. Tommy Bevan, y. 3 Hardin.
John NJ Davis and " J. LaTkin, and
supported by John =. Miller. Dexter T.
S2pp and John Wiley.
A viva voce vote on the question
showed the noes IN the majority. 4
further discussion ensued as 70 the pro-
priety OF changing the constitution and
became somewhat irregular and bolster
Gus. the radical element raising all sorts
Of objections. Finally the chair pro-
nounced the whole proceedings oct Of
order as the constitution. not having been
signed by ali the members. had not been
closed An exception vas taken TO the
chairs ruling bat he vas sustained b.
fair majority 4 further effort 70 change
the constitution faded and = motion -
elect officers prevailed. resulting as fol-
lows:
President. Judge Orange Jacobs, first
wee president. J. s. Crockett; secoud
vice president. h II. Lindsay secretary.
\. &. Hummer: corresponding secretary,
c. G. Heifner. treasurer. George Fisher;
sergeaut-at-arTns. Tommy Bevsn: finance
committee George =. Fisher .. G. Lyon.
Harry White. John r. Bernard and Dex-
ter T. Sapp.
The chair was instructed 70 appoint
members of the executive committee
The club adjourned 70 meet next Wei
nesday evening in Temple Court building.
Theosoph}cal rooms. on which occasion
Judge Jacobs and Dexter =. Sapp are %
speak on the silver question.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07

fsrx. ". ". Czsev. Mathew Afps-T ard
GotfIIeb Roth eefzEIting witnesses n ire
case against John Williams, the counter
Teite-.
The ease of ths Washington Nil Com
pzny IS. p ". De Lion. set for june u
in the tinted States court. was yesterday
cancelled.
Ia the case ~ Marcus Sawssile VS. TIE
receiver % the Port Townsend National
hank. Judge Esnfor1 yesterday oxerruied
TIE demurrer
4 marriage license ~ras ISSUED yeEte--
dag for Alfred Anderson. Of Port BiAAe-
ley, and Amanda josephine Palmqulsi' o.
Black Diamond.
Deputy United states Marshal Gutter
left last night for Snohomish with q war
rant for four degaHlting witnesses IN the
case Of the United States VS.. John VIII
Jams. the coUnterfstter.
Articles Of incorporation were fled with
the county recorder yesterday Tor TIE
Green River Pottery Company. lHeorpof-
asors. c. e. Pennington. Ira Bronson and
Limos J. Rfeiart: capital stock. sAa,""1-
The case Of Robert Croft vs. John s.
Day 81 al. for a prouatssory note ara
mortgage amounting 10 S-s.s" ana inter-
est and $50 attorneys fees. vas on tTlaI
hefare Judge Langley yesterday after
noon.
Thomas p. Hardin vas appointed spe-
elai Judge yesterday b. Judge Langley 70
try the case Of II. + Shook vs. ID. -
Finch. an action brought for an account
ing OF the business Of the o4d IA" nFih OF
Finch, snook & Finch
Hiram L. woodin was admitted TO prae-
tiee IN the superior courts yesterday by
Judge Langley upon presentation OF Ger
tificate OF superior court of Michigan, ana
". II. Cowie Was recommended Tor sliii4s-
sion BY the examining committee
Judgments were signed yesterday In the
superior court in the following cases
George It. Kennedy Va. George }. hilgeh.
FTsa 20: George T Kennedy W Nenaoias
Turkish Bath Company. S-.ssiSo: John
Haley " Charles Suloach ct al, 49,
Everett Smith vs.. +. w Houghton et al.
s. 60 and interest: West Coast danufact-
uring Company vs. A :. Paul s&'o-Ss'
Pioneer Savings and Loan Company vs.
A. 6. Wellington, promissory note. $4o.
verdict for defendant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
IMAGINED HE HAD BEFN RoRRrD
TWO Versions of How GorInley and His
Money Were Parted.

c. j. Gormley, who was mentioned in the
Post-intelligencer recently in connection
with the sale OF Cariboo mining property.
has been in peck of trouble for several
days. The police have nothing TO say
about the matter. but from a person who
knows the story. the following was OBJ
tanned:
Last Monday Mr.. Gormley reported at
the police station that he had been
'steered" out TO Madrona park and robbed
Of $50 and a gold watch. The city de-
tectives were Immediately put TO work on
the case. but to their surprise learned that
Gormley went out 10 the lake with a
woman known as big Eva" and had a
grand spree with champagne. He gave
the woman 500 bin 70 pay the expenses.
and incidentally gave a man named AL
phonse. who is or was connected with
the Naison Tortoni. a so bin for good
fellowship. The woman took the bill and
paid 80 for the champagne, etc, and kept
the remainder. while Alphonse, on meet
ing Gormley a day or so later offered 10
give him hack the 80 bill: To cap the
climax Gormley was IN a saloon, and by
accident pulled a handkerchief out OF his
pistol pocket when, TO his surprise, the
watch dropped out also.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07

Jessie Good filed a complaint in the SUI
perfor court yesterday asking for a d.
vorce from her husband ., s. Good. who
she alleges has failed to provide for her
during the past year and a half and y no
on November u. $50. disregsrded the
solemnity OF the marriage vow and with
out cause drove her from her home with
great violence. and has lived away from
her ever since. Mrs. Good. in her com
plant. says she has been a dutiful wife
al all times and gave her husband no
reasonable cause for such treatment. She
asks that she be allowed 10 resume her
maiden name OF Jessie Richardson.
Judge Langley granted the divorce yes
terday on default. the defendant or his
attorneys not appearing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
CANNOT FIGURE PERCENTAGES.
Auditor Beman Makes Caustic Reply TO
Criticisms ON salary Roll

The article in yesterdays Post-IntelM-
Eeacer en- the alleged discrimination in
salaries against the treasurer's, county
clerks and prosecuting attorneys Offices.
aad IN favor % the auditors cfSce, has
brought o1; the following from County
Auditor Beman.
Z Go nor believe IN rushing into print
at'A complaints as 20 salaries paid In
tie other coruty oalces. bat Il seems 20
1s 'aas misrepres are being
Nase. or TIA. some one does not under
stan3 percentage.
Ihe salaries IN my Office for May.
-esFlI5 nay cwa out. figure al average
q ~ FER cash clerk. and for June. as
san.ns that The ccpyisls who are paid
ey ne folio viu earn the same amounts
taAi taey d-3 IN May. the average Fay
III BE E,s
&r Maple figures that the average
pay .1 bis cEce Is 81. which IS not - per
ee-t loser than Ia the auditors office.
me average rate in The clerks office
Ff.ar 90 June Vas u7s including a tel
Faooe Boy 8 ger month hiEhcr than IN
Sc auditors office. and according 70 the
s@-es ID effect STAGE June !. g lower than
u ne auditors of5-e- IL does not seem
- Y ,here Sc wG-A favoritism about =
re~ meath
As % the typewriter IN one Of the Of
s-s 10; herk able % write shorthand.
: 7eTtect,y true that the typewriter in
= A-4i,ar'S otece does n0t write short
-aaA - uot report her as 4 StsuoS-
.e92fr; SIZE earns for tAe county $4l -
p@r wo0th ia cash for certified copies
= ne rtcorls. ana & IS not necessary %
s,enas7aTACg ia order 10 make ctrti-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
To Defend the Indians RIoh.-

a restraining order issued by judge
hannoro. OF the United States rfrryslt
court. was served yesterday morning for
oiddins the Alaska Packing Association
ana Kate Waller and the CHICAGO fish
ing Company 10 drive piles and locate
salmon traps at Point Roberts or Village
Point reef on the west side OF Iuruni
island, In Whatcom county. The in3unc-
ton suit is brought by the United States
as the guardians OF it's Indians. with Hill
Iaire Crockett and Capt. Jack a. proseczs,-
Ing witnesses for the Lurnni Indians, who
claim that the right 70 Ash on the reef.
IN common with all other citizens TN
hamp~red by restrictions wa. guaranteed
them By the treaty with the United States
many years ago. The defendants have
thirty days In which TO make answer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
FINANCES OF THE COUNTY.
Monthly Statement of Receipts and Dis
bursements by Treasurer Maple.

Following IS a statement Of receipts
and disbursements in the county treas
urer's Office for the month ended May
g 1856:
Balance on hand April g. Is95. s173.-
35s g; received during May. 1885, So
25o54. total. 500 5SSg7.
Discussed during May. IS5. 33..l7. s:
balance May 81. $50. $l75.Sa.52
On hand. s1Z.2+a0S. on deposit. slsS on %
a. follows: Puget Sound National hank
Sc. ,s4.07: First National hank. Sis5Sl IA:
National Bank % Commerce SIS So. 10:
Merchants National bank. s. TO- g; Dex-
ter Horton & Co. - Il: Bank OF Au-
burn. seas; Washington National
81 So .. Boston National bank. s. -s9 q
Seattle National bank. S-f4l13I. Scanfi-
naviaa-American hank. 81 ~ .: Seattle
Savings hank. Sle.s.57.I5; Peoples Savings
bank, SlISfS2S: Seattle Dime Savings
bank s. Go0o. Bank OF Kent. 10000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
The Pike street Paving Case.

Judge HaDford yesterday set next Tues
day morning for the hearing OF Corpora
ton Counsel SCOTS position 10 have Re-
ceiver NJ. +. Backus. OF the Seattle Con
solidated Street Railway Company. show
cause why the company should not pave
it's tracks on Pike street between Front
and Second streets. Mr.. Backas
last evening said hts company had
no money AZ present to do the
work with. bat that IL the council
would grant il the franchise applied for.
and so long delayed. the Eastern capital
lists would put money into the enterprise
and re-equip the road with heavy steel
rails and put the roadbed aud rolling stock
IN fFst-class order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-07
SAYS John Lawrence Deserted Her.

Margaret Lena Lawrence. Of Franklin
seeks q divorce from her husband John
Lawrence a coal miner who she alleges
has wtIlfully abandoned her and left her
to support herself and child. James Cor
don Bennett Lawrence. In her complaint
Mrs. Lawrence alleges that she has often
requested the defendant 70 return to her,
but this he emphaticaliy refused 10 do, al
though perfectly able 20 support her and
the child. The plaintiff p-ays that she Re
allowed an absolute divorce, the custody
of the child and 20 resume her maiden
name. Margaret Lena Harris, and that
she recover $50 for attorney fees and ex-
nenses OF trial