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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-14
c,ar.. ana Public ,mee.

An crsser confirming sale was signed
yesterday In the case OF J. r. Mess vs.
George NJ Rrtntos Ell Tx
Eathell hodge No. Ia. T. Q, Q. F., q
Bethel. aas fllea articles OF incorporation
with <he county auditor.
Judgments were ssgrSef 81 rhe superior
court yesterday Sn the following eases:
A ". Bg5SSiress VS. John Schafer - TX,
So
Felix AZ re Moss, Of Ballard. yesterday
wrote 80 Cuanty Clerk Gordon asking for
the letter OF inquiry from Maud De Moss.
90 Texas TIE letter WAS ADVERTISED In
cha Post nsel3;geneer OF Tssesaay. and Is
now n possession % the prosscussng al
sorTey.
FIVE Wildcat sea1ns were received ~
The county &aR&ssor from Buckley yester-
day. bus zee Sen3sr's name has nos YET ar
r4ysSa TA<rs IS bounty CO 81 eace for
them
T r Davidson. recover OF shs T. c.
Niles Co. was yesterday directed to pay
So 81 taxes.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
ses~ Patrick George CAREY ard Margaret
Dssggan, Richard Eart,Sosza AID NAB Jss-
kAns. al q Seattle
An inventory Of the ASrAAaGss Csroce~y
Company WAS fsS>3 tn the superior court
vest exxsay 81 ths sszas hrouEts sy Ssawa-
fsaSEer Bros. e Co.
A n1rtaon for assv trial hax Aeeu uss3.
n ire EsuSa~iftIgaEed case oE bsrn@y
SAITH. formerly owner OK xA~ New gcEk
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TWO LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.

Agnss Lossnssy Wins end O'Ray Loses
by rontestfrx Warren's.
The contest o< Agnes Lorensey against
rhe homestead entry Of Peter Peerson
for the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter or section I. township "a
north. range east, has been decided by
Acting Land Commissioner Bowers In
favor OF the contestant. Agnes Lorensey
hled q contest affidavit against Peterson.
alleging abandonment The LEGAL land
cfiice decided that Peterson had never re-
sided upon the land. The recommenda
ton to cancel his entry was sustained
by the general land office. The secretary
OF the interior also decided tn favor Of
the woman. When Agnes Lorensey filed
q homestead application for the land.
Peterson filed an affidavit of contest.
claiming she was trying to speculate with
the land. All the papers In the case were
transmitted to the general land Office, and
Mr. bowers now instructs the local office
that Peterson's application for a hearing
Is denied. Mrs. Lorensey Is entitled to the
preference right. provided her applica-
ton was made according to Law.
Joseph Warner filed a declaratory state
ment March Is. 1893. for the south half of
the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter section ], township 20 north. range
. east, alleging settlement September %.
1855, and Alexander O'Ray made home
stead entry fer the southwest quarter of
the northwest quarter, west half of the
southwest quarter, southeast quarer OF
the southwest quarter section i, January
~. 1883. Upon APPLICATION of Warner 10
amend his filing to cover the south half
or the northwest quarter. west half OF the
southwest quarter section /, a hearing
was ordered. at which both parties ap-
peared. but O'Ray declined to offer teeth
mony. whereupon a decision was rem
dered recommending the cancellation of
Craps entry to the extent of conflict
an3 allowing the amendment desired by
Warner. The general land office sus-
tains the decision Of the local Office
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Nh. DYER DAD GET ALIMosr.
nary Ponttus Paid Roundly TO Recover
Her Maiden Name.

The divorce proceedings OF Trusten p.
Dyer VS.. Mary pontins Dyer were far
from being barren OF financial results
fer him The truth Is he received M
equivalent Of se.a0o which Is very re-
sscsahle SUM. Notwithstanding he de-
handed si0,eeo The fact probably would
never have come TO light but for the con-
sact OF Mrs. Dyer herself.
sss-s attorneys for the parties refuse 10
ak about the matter. but 10 Is under
Gooi thai shortly after the famous bill
Particulars was published and Mrs,
IyeT's answer filed, a compromises was
srrep.ed On the following basis: The
eaifsging allegations were to be with
sssn and the decree 10 be signed. pro-
NdsEs Mrs. Dyer would pay over TO her
eashaad ST. 100 In cash. and surrender five
ssiaaa'e diamond rings and other jew
eFy given 70 her by Mr.. Dyer: also tina.
Ms. fonllas. Mrs. Dyer's mother, exc
sase % Mr. Dyer tive notes for $500 each.
hFeryshlng promised speedy settle
hfAs, HnItl ore day Just about the time
was expected the papers would be
sSssa Mr.. Dyer was served with papers
gsFuashneu; proceedings on account
Judgment for $50 held by II. T.
ger, wiso. BY the way. Is no relative OF
- Judgment debtor. The revelation was
seass That Mrs. Dyer had also been serv-
ssie Ike papers. ard that the iu9g-
~sas weala have % be satisfied before
- aLl4 eoula &c paid. An inquiry
49, tia; Mrs. Dyer had gene 10 gelfe
hcenscGeoG. attorneys for r. r. Dyer.
sse Dad lex the7a iaso the details OF the
SsFsseA settlement.
- trouble caused by ttis small breach
sse profound secrecy IL which Il was
s.sssed 70 vel TIRE entire matter was
sN orJGEed over and everything
80 iookesi favorable FOR settlement.
MEs Dyer. * IS said. senacsouSly
he& ee i've of she I'VE rings one
ssssA values a: $50 ard she otfSr ~
Gay Al he iasi uomeat. Il is claim
~sle she ae prevailed GA 60 part
Ven hat finally the papers were
sss ne beautiful solitaire WAS re-
s'@s 10 s!ea that gave II. Mr. Dyer Was
y s's aa.rsony AID divorce. and Mrs.
resumed her maiden name.
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THREE WARDS IN BALLARD.
Council Orders Divfsion-Good Wate,
4. the artesian Well

f. tho 3rtesian Well.
The city council of Ballard on Tuesday
night ordered the city attorney to draw
up an ordinance dividing the city into
three wards as follows:
First ward-To include all OF the city
south OF Broadway.
Second ward-All OF the city north Of
Broadway and west OF Second avenue
west.
Third ward-All OF the city north Of
Broadway and east OF Second avenue
west.
Mayor Matthew Dow reported that a
test OF the artesian well was commenced
al i O'Clock on Tuesday; that number
OF tests had been made and that the CEN
trifugal pump averaged about fifty gal
Ions every Is seconds. This would give
about 10000 gallons every twenty-four
hours. A larger pump. he thought, would
do even better than that After pump
ing continuously for twenty-four hours
the flow continues little better. The
water Is pure and cool and pleasant to
drink. The council viii have an analysis
made at once.
An ordinance fixing the treasurer's bond
at $50 600 was passed on It's first reading.
\ petition signed by property owners to
have Times street graded from Third av-
enue west to Sixth avenue west was re-
ferred TO the street committee.
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Aaofs 20 Secure GuaRGan> fsv H.
Murphy Now In cears.
John Murphy. the Pike street butche-
VINO recently conveyed away valuable
property while on . drunken spree. sat All
Gay oy the side Of his attorney In Judge
osoora's court yesterday. and listened 70
me testimony on the point as to whether
there should be appointed guardian for
MIN. The case was not concluded when
the court adjourned, but Q number OF
witnesses had been examined. among
them DR.. J. Il. Crichton, DR.. q. B. Nc
C1lIough. +. H. Clark. Michael T. Pow
efs and members Of Or. Murphy's family.
An objection was made and sustained TO
AIRS Murphy taking the stand, on the
ground that there Is statute forb,dsznx
the wife to testify against her husband.
The evidence seemed to bear out the al
Legations that Murphy was accustomed ia
go On protracsed sprees, during which his
business would go to rack and ruin.
The hearing Is being held before the fol-
lowing jury: A. J. Foster, c. n. knapp
John Booth, Alfred Cade. II. Kelley, r.
A. Keene. A e. Braymer, E. D. McCIin
TIC. O. A. La Fayette. q. w. Boardrnau. J.
A. Gordon. George Herring.
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tracts for sawmii machinery. The fs-ss
was entared into May 3. 1850. when Day
Bros agreed 10 buy the property for
szS4a. paying 80 down and execusin~
Tour promissory notes each for sz3e-1s for
the balance On August II. Issz. another
contract was entered into whereby Day
Bros. made q further purchase OF ma
cnanery. and likewise signed four notes
each Tor s2s7-50 Default has been made
In payment and the Affairs and property
OF Day Bros. tzve been placed in che
hands Of receiver. Fox. the petitioner.
therefore asks thai he be given perms,-
sion TO sue the receiver. OF that the nxuu-
erty be returned
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Want the D.sd soc ASIDE.

The case OF William III. Smith and wife
VS.. Reuben Shearer and wife. involving
5000 alleged damages for fraudulent trans
fer OF property on Cedar river near Rau-
ton. consumed the entire day before
Judge Langley yesterday. In February,
1884, the Smiths entered into an agree
ment with the Shearers whereby the
former exchanged property IN Yesier' $
first addition for the Cedar river tract.
They claim tha& the Shearers did rot
cda,vey all the property set out In the
agreement and hence they ask for dam
ages. and to have the deed set aside ard
the old property rights restored. The
case Will probably be finished today.
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bar SAIGON, "a George r Michel. Sheriff
Woolery ct al, for unsswfus a+tachmens.
Articles CT incorporation were fled win
sne county auditor yesterday for the
Amer.cah Coal Company. Ircorpcrasors.
ederck Nolte and p. O. Skoyen. Of
fafme-. and Alfred Myers. w. A. Bur
se'sn, Jr-, and G-orge E Wright, az Sc
ssrse Capital STOCK. Hoe, 600: principal Of
ice. seastn.
IA che old libel suit In admiralty Of r.
". CIoush W. the steamer Henry Bailey.
intervening nbels were flea ia ne
Uated States court yesterday by the Win
scr Lumber Company Cor SzM. z. J.
$s7ls.
Judge Hanford Tuesday made an order
or sale In the case OF the washington
NH comp>ny against schooner George
~. Prescott sealing schooner. Deputy
Marshal Quilter ordered the sale made
February Is. An effort 10 being made 70
compromise the suit, In order to enable
the schooner TO start or on q sealing
cruise
The steam tug Little Giant, which was
hoeied by c. II. Anderson for $50 daur-
ages. was released Tuesday on bonas.
pending the trial Of the suit. February a.
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WAITING FoR ais SUCCESSORS.
Postmaster Davies' Term Expires IN
the Candidates Are Stui Anxious.

Postmaster Davies' Term E1pires and
the Candidates Are sftli Anxious.
The four-year term OF Griffith Davies as
postmaster OF Seattle expired at midnight
last night. as he took Office on the morn
Eng Of st Valentines day. 1891. As Grover
Cleveland has made no appointment as
yet. MFR. Davies will continue in Office I'M
III his successor puts in an appearance
The matter OF qualifying IL a slow pro-
cess and even K successor was appoint
ed. IL would take not less than six weeks
before he could qualify and take posses
sion of the Office.
All the Democratic candidates for the
Office. whose names are by this time IA
rntliar 20 every one. are stili in the field,
but they are as uncertain as ever which
OF them Will be successful.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-14
CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALITY
New Treatment for Lung Diseases.

DR. Z. G. Johnson makes a speciality OF
all Nervous, Chronic and Special Dis
eases. including Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
all Diseases of the Liver. Kidneys. Skin
and Blood, Genito- Urinary and Rectal
Diseases. ard all Ailments arising from
a Weakened Nervous System. As an
adjunct to the most improved methods OF
medication In such cases DR.. johnson has
the Hoffman Van Houten Electro-Ther-
apeuiic Cabinet which enables him 10
give relief in eases that could not be re-
iieyed by other means
AS an accessory IN treating Consump-
ton and other Lung Diseases he is
equipped NTH the Improved Pneumatic
Cabinet" This mechanical device ex-
pands the ongs. increases the breathing
capacity. crorghiy aerates. the blood.
improves nutrition, and by its use rem
edies can be applied To every portion Of
the lungs 1t stops the cough, allays
fever, refilFes pain and lessons the fire.
quency OF the pulse and respirations II
Is strictly scientific apparatus" and
assures to the patient greater benefits
than can otherwise be obtained
Office. Scheuerman block, Cherry street.
near Front. Seattle, Wash
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now Taake " a. BADLY Ipiur.d.

Fred Take. who IS endeavoring TO re-
cover S.24s from ths city by reason OF
injuries received by falling through an
opening In the approach 20 the Spring
street wharf. yesterday filed an amended
complaint In the superior court. The ac-
eident occurred June e. 1894. al nighttime.
and Take says he fell sixteen feet into
Elliott bay, striking upon some hard sub
stance. breaking his ribs, decorating ana
brulsing his face and mouth knocking
out his teeth and perma ncnsly iniuring
his back and side. Take claimed nearly
TO have drowned before he was rescued
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nv s1r,a trzaavgwsence the name OF tSs
f,s,msy.nta Riser a. Puget Sound Navigation
s-ssr,r.auv. owner Of the steamer Flyer.
Vas emitted frora the izst o. rraasrorta-
,ian eovena.ses 10 wAScaa TIRE Chamber OF
s-a.nrae~cs sxtsass@s thanks .or TIE eour-
sex.ex %hsw-s IN tie enteetaiaEsEs Of the
s. f.esasS vsssas~s. The chamber espee-
csally sess~es "a exfe-s SIS ssncere thanks
20 Gemerai Agsn. Iri Seessy, 81 that
company, Scr tie caaTsssses shos1.
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In the superior court yesterday new
suits were begun as follows;
c. r. Dyer ys J. 4. F'riggeas et ux.--
Merchandise. si0s.s 20: default. judgment.
silsse.
ksstier & Co. VS.. Matthias Anderson ct
TRANSCRIPT from Justice court. s70o6.
Bank OF British Columbia vs. Day Bros.
at sl--ro recoyerppossession % saw mill
machinery
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The Great Northern railroad has re-
moved the remainder or the machinery
from It's repair shops a. Happy Valley,
near Fairnavcr, 20 this city. portion
having been removed some tine ago.
Very little work has ben 6e-ss there for
;h.> last TWO years. This action Is taken
al Fasrhawea as putting al eni 20 all
hone that tbs Greas Northern VIII huili
along tie shore around Chasckanut noua-
tain IN Fatrhaven IN IRE spring.
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Iransfers 81 Denny Street Car Lines
Now OF Record.
The deed OF Eben Smith. United States
master in chancery. Of the property OF the
Rainier Power & Railway Company, re-
Gently sold to Angus Macintosh, A. III.
Brookes and Frederick Bausman, was
fled for record with the county auditor
yesterday. 1t was accompanied by a
deed OF the committee to the Third Street
d Suburban Railway Company. and also
mortgage covering the property con-
veyed executed to the National Bank OF
Commerce OF Providence.
The mortgage Is given to secure a note
for si5.6oo made February I. 1895. by the
new company. The note is signed by
Thomas Boyd and W. j. Grambs. respec-
lively president and secretary OF the Third
Street & Suburban Railway Company.
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THE jars SOON TO BE TRIED
Court Orders Immediate Steps Tor Pros
eeution OF Alleged Murderers.

Zsnoshiro Aoki, 6hiosaku Latow ana
Yoichi Nakaniura, charged with the MUIR
der OF Mayeda, a countryman, near Au-
burn. last August, have been In Jail
nearly eight months. and as there seemed
TO be no prospect Of the cases being
brought to an early trial. Judge Hurnes
yesterday ordered that immediate steps
be taken looking to their prosecution. The
accused, IL Is said. have consented 20 the
delay In order that they might be repre-
sented by John Fairfield Dore. now In
Boston
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BAD Food Condsmnea In january.

Market Inspector N. b. Kenney's re-
port of food condemned during January
shows the following: 20 boxes OF apples, 2
crates OF caulifiewer. 9 crates OF cabbage.
Is sacks OF potatoes, Is pounds OF dressed
chicken. 40 pounds OF pork, dressed
cows. Three thousand FIVE hundred gall
Ions OF milk were condemned.
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"ao.d Spirits. ="

The words have different meanings TO a
spiritualist, Kentuckian and en- average
man. For the average man good spirits
depend upon good digestion How to in
sure good digestion? A Ripans Tabuls
after each meal, that's all.
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Papa's Pants
Would do
For Willie

If they we're made over and dyed wit b
Diamond Dyes, the great home money
saver. The chiIdren's clothes--the
faded cloak, wrapper or dress-can
be made to look like new at cost
of only 10 cents, and no experience
is needed.
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DIAMOND DYES

Come in more than 40 shades, and
the Fast Blacks ARE fast
Direction Book AMI 20 samaies Of coleres c,o,h
area Wills. RICHARDSON e. Co..
BI Ing soa, Vermont
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Sr. PAUf. MINI, March
= aro | suffered with a
= al,Eos, unable 10 speak.
Sssl nac 10 eoUssIli . ply
f's''al~Flaia' : Cossgis REM
II. raol laSs Zti'srzss
e and after taking il .
rely we'll. | nox saoss
u ,liis Nm1f'y 10 say enc
IL W&. kEsl-
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suroties Arc Good.
Tho bond OF J. w. Maple. Populist
treasurer-elect. has neither been APPROX
ed nor rejected. AT the meeting of the
county commissioners yesterday Mr.. Hea-
ton moved that Mr.. Maple be given until
Monday. February is. TO furnish addi-
tionl evidence OF the property cuallflca-
tons or his sureties. The motion was
seconded by Mr.. Nickerson and unani-
ulously carried.
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Only &c for French dinner this even
ing at the New Arlington French restaur-
ant, lis South Third street
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Everything Ia quiet In Madagascar. No
advances has been made by either the
French or the Hovas. The natives have
killed French trader at Masakoa
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Laces, embroidery and insertions. all
widths, AZ SC yard. worth from 12c to
anc Creditors sale. 9Qs Front street.
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Neuralgia Is the :" CRY of the starved nerves
for food; nervous debility and exhaustion
siccpiessress and nervous prostTafiou are IN
most instances the direct result OF a started
condition of the blood. The true way 10
cure these ailments permanently is TO take
the Golden Medical Discovery" which
was discovered and prescribed by an erui-
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quickly. Over 1000 private endorsements.
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ats'ng &c Recover Machinery.
- sa9 Michael Day were sue3 IN sAe
''t''E eoaFE yesterday by J. T.. Eek for
CelansSiE'o on two coa-
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faein49ng Cara Esgafori. Laura nsnnp-s.
Emty E1EAr3s. Iezsls I4z5enr. Asxssx Lag.
LsvsrEe. DBEsfass. Coewsy. tsaisy& Rob N
scn, Ek1die. Asssss. Nov bsss. 6Ifsra and NJ
and Ms<- X. Z. FssEeA. New 5eeaSET sa6 de
easfxscsG Elects bgx us1cs now or&a. Esaas
p-scss lis fsrenssssson ths great rzilifasy
araa.s. The EAEsGA sET.
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Embracing the first Of. the
early spring styles. Our di-
rect importation. shown to.
day for first time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-06-15
Judge Melhorn on Monday last re

Judge Melhorn on Monday last rem
dered his decision in the case against
Commissioners knight and Gibson
charged with soliciting bribes. The
Judge held that the statutes prescribe
that all persons charged with crime
should be tried in the county where the
crime is committed. In this case the
crime was not committed in Wood coun-
ty, and the Judge sustained the motion
TO quash the indictments. The State
raised the point that as one OF the PEN
iealts was removal from Office and the
courts of another county could not re-
move from Office II person in this coun-
ty, but Judge Melhorn held differently
The State gave notice of appeal and the
case will probably go to the Supreme
court. The Judge appointed r. S. Par
ker to appear for the defense before the
Supreme court and the case will prob.
ably be argued before that tribunal very
soon. If Judge Melhorn is reversed the
cases will be tried here, but not this
term of court.