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ksfiossEEs::.
Fand Eleventh Streets.
forage Warehouses-22d st, near NJ

-These prices are Fl.
ing the big Mating Room
daily with crowds of buyer
They're remarkably low
much lower than usual
made so by the pressing d
mand for more room by Sc
telnber l.
1000 yards White China Mating
regular l0c quality. reduced to
$500 yards Plaid and Check China
Mating. 10 patterns-regular
l5c quality Reduced to-.
3,s0) yards Fancy Jointless China
Mating, fancy checks and
plaids, 10 patterns-regular zoe
quality. Reduced TO-. u
900 yards Extra Quality Fancy
Joint.oss China Mating. checks
and plaids, 40 patterns-reguiar z
25c quality. Reduced TO .-..--- ! Z
5000 yards Extra Fine Quality
Fancy Jointless China Mating,
90 patierns-regular 3jc quality
Reduced to -----.-.----..--..----
1000 yards Best Quality Cotton
Warp Mating, ID choice pat
terns-regular IS and 40c quail III
ties Reduced to .--.- q
1900 yards of our Best Quality
Fancy Jointless China Mating
40 patterns regular SOC quail n
tty. Reduced to-.....-...-.. Z
l2,000 yards Double Extra I'm
perial China Mating. the fin
est Mating made, in fine
weaves. 20 patterns-regular C4
Coo quality. Reduced to-. Ok
1e,O00 yards Cotton Warp Japa-
nese Inlaid Mating, 10 artistic
effects regular soc and tOc 81
qualities. Reduced to.--.......- j
500 Remnants-all grades OF China ;
japanese Maitings-in lengths Of fr
to p yards-at one-half the regu
selling price
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The Morning Times for enterprise
RELIEVED TO BE FALSE.
Reports of Killing of Bannock Indians
Not Verified.

Portland, oneg., Aug. 26.-The report
from Burns that acourier had arrived
from Diamond Valley with the news of
the killing of fifteen Bannock Indians by
cattlemen is not given much credence here
among those who are familiar with the con-
dition of things in that section. ....--a
No reliable news has been received here
from Diamond Valley OF any disturbance
between Indians and settlers, and from the
alleged details of the killing the story is
rcgarded,as improbable.
The evening times., 1895-08-26
The Morning Times for enterprise.
Secretary Lamont at His Desk.

Secretary Lamont at His Desk.
Secretary Lamont returned to Wash
ington last night, and to-day resumed his
duties as Secretary of War. Gen. Doe, who
has been acting secretary during the Sec
retary's absence. left Washington to-day
for a two weeks rest. Gen. Doe has had
throat trouble for some time. He goes to
Chicago, and from there to his home in Wis
cOnsin.
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The Morning Times for enterprise.
oMaIiey's Clubhouse Burned.

Chicago, Aug. 26.-The clubhouse, gym
nasium and hotel OF the defunct Columbian
Athletic Association, adjoining the Roby
race track at Robey, Ind, was destroyed
by fire last night. The loss is $40 900.
This is the resort which was opened by
Dominick OMallay, of New Orleans, two
years ago. There was no water supply to
put out the fire.
The evening times., 1895-08-26

Yreka, Cal, Aug. ga mob of $50 men
broke into the county Jail at O'Clock this
morning and hanged four murderers in the
court house pafkif The victims were named
respectively johnson, Sernber, Null and
Moreno xii
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Thomas, Case Continued.

The case of William Thomas, charged
with keeping. an unlicensed bar at No. 10
street south west, which was assigned
for trial in the police court this morning,
has been cOptin upd till Thursday.
The evening times., 1895-08-26

During the sale of the
Warren Shoe House stock
children's fine shoes go from
25c. up.
sse,rs sevsnth
seo~ Street N W.
The evening times., 1895-08-26

A pretty tea cloth of deiicately fine liuen
had on it scattered sprays of plant re-
sembling our king-cups, the shaded leaves
worked simply in their appropriate tones Of
green.
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1t Went for the Saloons.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 26.-Hanley's sa-
loon at Fort Thomas caught fire about l
O'Clock this morning and was completely
destroyed. The flames spread to B.,sler's
saloon, Hickmyers sak,on, Weirich's bar
Der shop and laundry, Riednatter's res
taurant and roof garden, and scheckner's
saloon and r,,0f garden. All were frame
buildings. Loss, $50. .0oO.s.
The evening times., 1895-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest, and the closing prices
of the New York stock market yesterday,
as reported by Silsby & Company
The evening times., 1895-08-26

Putnam, Conn, Aug. ga suite of
rooms has been engaged at the Pomfret Inn
for the family OF President Cleveland for
one month. They are expected September 8.
The evening times., 1895-08-26
The Morning Times for enterprise.

The Warren Shoe House
stock is one of the finest in
the city. It's being sold at
SO cents on the dollar.
sfoiTs ssvsuth
sbig' etreet u =.
The evening times., 1895-08-26
Ha w ki,ls win Recover.

The Morning Times for enterprise.
The evening times., 1895-08-26
CleveIa nd Going to Putnam.

The Morning Times for enterprise.
The evening times., 1895-08-26
Four Murderers Lvnct,ed.

The Morning Times for enterprise.
The evening times., 1895-08-26

me Morning Tines tor eneerprtse.
The evening times., 1895-08-26

The Morning T.ne. sor enterprise,
The evening times., 1895-08-26
Chicago Board OF Trade.
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES TO-DAY.

W. 6 G. r r Rights: 81 900 at $50, $50 at sl6C
and 500 at 16O W. and g. K X. at z15.
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e.n... .,s ru.,,e me-.

Nelson Johnson. os Sweden. was adj
ussttea 10 citizenship yesterday In the sa-
s,eracr court.
Articles Of incorporation ~ere filed with
the county auassar yesterday for the Com
.ne-r4aa Cssssr Company. Tneorporsto-s.
s. II. wooasanv and Frank I. CARTS: cap
tsssl stock. Sd. aa; object. logging ARD saw
nsssl business. principal place Of business.
Seattle.
An order cannrsning sale was aligned
Yesterday IN the case az the Scottish
American Mortgage Company. iiaasted. vs..
Thomas Jose 81 al. for Got s. block -.
Ganxsof's addition
Joseph n. Albright has purchased az
snsrsf-s sn.s 80 shares of McMurray Co.
as- Larnker Company stock. % the par
value az size each. fer S. The sale was
.nsse unter foreclosure proceedings 20
satisfy Judgment foe asfe recovered by
Albright January q axainS Henry l. Ea-
wards
Judge Hssrsses yesterday ssgaes eefsast
IN sne case ot J. II. DIXON ~ Ella May
psxen.
Marriage hesnses were issueas yesterday
for George W. KirsAssl. cf sSissr1Aiss and
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ALASKA smlLas on Kansas.
Erjcyisr . Mild wtnser-rorki@r T.,
trrftnr-A ktaw srar~A f~A..n~

Erjeyisr Mild wsnser-Forkiax Tn
s~rrinc-s Cow sears frasnns.
The steamer chi'cat hrougsst q small
budget or Alaska news On Munsay. To-
gssher With ths latest Sstka ana Juneau
papers.
These who are wcr. 70 think Aaskas al
most tAe coassest coa-try under Tho san.
especially n winter tsrsse. Will be aston
sshed 10 know that a. Sltka the coolest
day ssts winter was January G, w4sen tsse
thermometer registered six degrees above
zero. The S.tka North Star OF a re ext
6sse Gays:
"A letter from q friend IN Southern
Kansas says they have had fourteen de-
grces besow zero. IN Ssska iAe mercury
hangs close around freezing point. And
yet they hare refrizersscrs down In KAN
sas naned ALASKA Flow inccns.s7ent.
Ire coolest weather % the ssason thu.
a. was on the nigh. Of January &. The
mercury registered SIX degrees above ze~o.
TIE winter has neen very rrtse ana pleas
ans's
Sstka bar sess-E - be literally alive
VITA hsrr.1g ~ prvssa. A NILSSON boy
was cut an hour or sso ard rskea IN
soou. barrel Of sheza. Tia natives use
. sort Of c01ersvsree like lsnx. shasT.-
tosshea comb. which they draw through
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Ingraham & Coryelfs Seattle Guide for
February Is just out. and Is. II possible,
an Improvement on the January number
Maj. T.. 8. Ingraham. tho publisher has
paid close attention 10 tine details OF tha
publication. and Il IL now one OF the
mos excellent OF It's kind in the country.
Great care has been given to the facts
contained in the Guide. and business men
have becone accustomed to rely on Il
implicitly The streets their locality.
the business blocks. churches. schools.
etc, are described accurately. and the
name OF every state and county off.ccr
ia given. segethcr with mach valuable
and timely Information regarding The de-
parture Of trains. etc. IL Is a pubisca-
ton that few BUSINESS houses aud bust
ness men can really afford 70 be without.
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Evsre.. teanelI 1.roceedlnrs.

Everett, Feb. 5.--At the meeting of the
city council last evening the bids for city
printing we're as follows: News, 10 cents
per inch Tor first Insertion OF twelve lines
solid nonpareil Is cents second insertion:
Democrat, 20 cents and 10 cents respec-
lively: Times. Is cents and 20 cents: Her
aid. 80 cents Tor FIRST insertion. all subse-
Quent insertions free. TIE Dds were re-
ferred to the committee on printing. John
Farley was elected foreman OF the street
1orce on the west side. The Judiciary
committee was instructed to employ II. ID.
Cooley to conduct the defense In the case
OF the Times Publishing Company vs.. the
city OF Everett. A resolution offered by
Mr.. Clark. that the chemical engine be
Laid OF, was adopted
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TOO Low WAGES.
Other Reasons Why We
Get Discouraged.
Lab0r'S Tires0me Same
ness Wears Brain
and Body.
Depressed System Is Often
Badly Nourished.
Paine's Celery Compound .
Perfect Remedy.
Better Even Than Rest and Change
for the Weary.
Better Even Than Rest and Change
for the Weary.

The more uasnutesy an kinds q work
become subdivfdeA TIE more sanneness
arb moTsysouy creep into each mans
labor.
Day AFTER day. day after day. in the
same tut tsai Mttie interest remains IN tsse
work. and the mind and body are grafsi-
ally rubbed OF energy ard healthy esas-
deity. Unless sosneshing IS done the pro-
longer strain Is likely to result in health
failure; nervous symptoms aspear. cares
fasax were once tightly cast on now stick
ike hurs. slight physical exertson Urea,
and the end - complete prostraszon and
breaking dov-n OF soxne vital organ.
business men feel this. pssbiio ozlic1als.
wage-earnrs. housekeepers. every man
and wurnan whose work aa3pws q Fttla
or no rest and change
At the first small Beginnings OF nervous
ness or when iangusd feelings do not dis
appear after sound nights sleep. the
pzvadent person should lrn0w thai aac or
she must check this decene In health By
the use OF that ono genuine nerve food
and blood resaewsr. Palne's ceaery cor,-
pound
The family physician knows IT. power
over diseases OF exhaustion. and tiebgiisy
when he orders n. a. 50 many careful
pract4txoaers are now doing IN every city
ard small town kaaruughouk the United
States.
As soon a. one has fairly begun to use
Pasne's celery compound. every day VIA
be q firm step toward assured health.
Nervous. uai1appy and feeble peGsons ind
their flesh becomes more sossd, q moro
hsafsty color takes the place OF the waxy.
safluw hook. and there comes a clear In
crease In the volume OF the blood and an
increased normal appetite because Of this
rapid feeling OF the entire system. Work
becomes easier.
This searching tonic goes at once % tho
very causes OF nervous disaster and
breakdown II 10 iuvalsable ia ali vast
ing Diseases, In All cases where unusual
demands are made on tho system Ezpe-
Gladly Ia Il true in the case OF mothers
and sryalids recovering from sickness.
Fatsle's cglery compound has saved
thousands from moprnful years OF feeble
ness. from the WEAKNESS OF pain and
from bodily weakness. 1t means health
and happiness.
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sas alrxs sADLY BITTEN.
Asssmps to Avoid rayiag . Deb
Praves Very Coetly.

attempt to Avoid rayine . 2eha
Praves Very .cnssly.
sames Msttsen. who charged Andrew
soaa<on with enhexziing siss from him,
sssssriay found not only that he was a
ssssn bitter. but that the law would not
- hss wound He not only loses $3.50 OF
~ 70 ne accuses johnson OF having en-
sxi but he has to pay an account of
*asch he was attempting to avoid
go ~ Got into the tangsa with johnson.
tae eysfence showed that. In order TO
s.ea being snrcei TO pay a bill OF $40. for
sksca Chris Hansen was about 10 obtain
I'll Of garnishmens agalns, claim OF
- aastson had against W. II. Hubert,
~sSsssa osteHssbly sold the clasrn 70 John-
iss $, giving the latter an order on
n1soeTt with the secret understanding
be wss TO pay hack the other $50.
sseases presented the order to Hubert.
gave him check on the Puget
eeana National.
ssahscs came TO tAis city. cashed shs
s'ssN returned 70 his home at Redmond,
- awaited aevesnausents When Matt
demanded the crust funds, john
fetuses 70 deliver them. and showed
srselrts assignment for which he paid
snereanon the case was dismissed
.sseees hearing the defense. johnson
. - one night IN sail before securing
. ard Probably fesis wei repaid for
ssoarcesa ten.
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1 made . "trip frorn Chicago TO S.. Paul
and Minneapolis with my wifs IN IN.
famous North Western Limited. For the
price CT se1si3s sn an etd style sNrr,nx
earl secured IN TIE Private Cotnra-.-
ussns sfeepers, as cosy little room "a
was ever built tn~stie q railroad car-no.
SO very llsste either: II took mp shs wAole
wsssh Of the car excepting narrow ssss@
al the site ard had two large oerths. I
said Il ~as ccsy--It was more: 1t was
magnificent. and we spent she evening as
corrforsnhiy. ana wsta IS much privacy
a. II we had been sn car own home. I
DO net ps. & too ssrsngsy when I say
thar tie train II TIE pessonlaea .soa o.
Rosiinx I.uxary. ard that Tire North wex--
ewn Line runs the finest traias Tor az
discriminating state cf washsngson tray
esecs 20 patrorsze Ia Eosug EA<s via s..
paui ard Minneapolis" r. W. Parker.
rages sound agent. 81 Front ssre~s. Sc
attic. wash
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In the superior court yesterday new
suits were begun a. follows.
Peter Johnson VI. Aaron s. Neely-car-
penter work. sie7ts.
Thomas b. Hardin. as receiver. ~. Hen
~ Rash-premissory note, $50; default and
judgment.
Fryo-Bruhn Company. Inc. va. william,
Petersen Merchandise. $50 10.
pauitox. Carrie e CO. VS.. Alfred n.
Marion-~Proraiss sorry note. sizaG
Thomas 3. Harf,d!n. as receiver. VS..
Margaret Burns e. vsr.-Promisso-y notes.
sSas s.
T.. 7. BIRD W. J. c. Johnson 60 all
Transcript srosn justice court. MA
Timothy gearson V. Union Trunk Line
Damages fer personal injuries. ssaoce.
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1he sepoff of AIbert Il KesIogx. exec-
ufor - ~ estate ok Caroline Z. KelIoxx.
= - fbi10us: Rece1pfs. DeL4s: expeudi-
csreA. G13.e1. cAs9 On hand, 355A0 a
balance Of NSA8 On Judgment hes0 BY
ehs Chicago ImpFovement Cofapany, has
oeen cempr0mised BY paymens a. Sis.
IN fhe estate Of Hobart II. wheldou.
deceased. J. Lor1ng Wilmington and ~. n.
Gay were appointed appraisers- An order
wzs sisued allowing ISIlian b. Wheldon,
widow. ooa ard 80 Per nonth durfng the
settiement Of tie estate Tho estate con-
STATS OF A,s7lsW proceeds Of an insurance
policy and four lots il I0s Angeles.
An order was signed yesterday approv-
ing the report Of Mary L Macdonald ana
discharging her from further liability q
execatrix Of the estate of James r. Mac
donald. deceased
Teller A. Jensen yesterday petitioned
Tor letters Of administration OF the e.
tate Of his deceased wife. Gertrude Jen-
sen. who dfed In this county August Is.
10 leaving real property valued Ut s35oo.
-Four caughterR between the ages OF 3
>s.a years. survive Mr.. Jensen and
live with their father at Yesler.
The report Of ID. H Hin. executor of
tie estate Of James Alex Duncan. de-
ceased shows that the property consists
OF lot 2. block .. Reufon addition, ard two
promissory notes. respectively for 50 and
~ There b mortgage for $50 against
the estate. but no claim has been pre-
scented for that amount The property
yields . net income Of - per month.
Claims have been approved amounting to
Sso1- Is. and one ciaim for si7sz7 has been
rejected.
The Anal account Of L w. Bonney, adj
uaanastrator OF the estate Of Nike Beline,
deceased. shows = balance ON hand OF
szzl-1. the total amount accounted for
being $56o.0i. upon which the admins
traitor claims $3.50 a. compensation. re-
ducing the cash on HAND to Siss 20. He
asks for an order directing payment Of q
claim Of $3.50 to Joseph Beline. brother
OF deceased. and Tor 80 attorneys fee.
F0ruary Is Wa set for hearing.
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CHRONIC DISEASES a SPECIALITY
View rreatmen. fer Iunr diseases.

d. f. G.. Johnson makes specially OF
all Nervous. Ehsessie and Special DIS
~ ses. including Dyspepsia. EnesirEaatisE
all Diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys. SS5n
and Blood. ts3nsto- Urinary and Rectal
Diseases. and al Ailments s-ssing from
8 Weakened Nervous SysfeTn. AZ an
adjunct 10 st1e usoss improved nsetASSsa Of
medication - sssch cases DIR JohnNSn has
the s-EG5Hnzan Van HoTte1 Ese e1gsse Tier
assesssfc Cabinet" which enables hsTa 70
give relief N eases that could not Be re-
Eeved by other means.
As an accessory Ia treating Corsuu1Es-
ton and other Ling L&sessses, ~ 10
equipped WITH The Improved PH@afEs& tic
Cabinet" TeaSs mocha nina& Device ex-
parssss the irrgs. increases Che breathing
capacity. thoroughly asFases Use baeerf.
trrszssove~ natfsrs5ns and ey tfs use rem
s<iies ran be Applied 20 every pertain Of
fne lungs II stops TIE cough. azsays
fever. relieves pain and lessons she fire.
saercy az she raSs& ard r~sssrafto1s- IL
II a '-srrscssy scientific a5spaFatus std
assures 10 tie patient Sresse- benefits
thar car etn&ewAse n< obtained
g1sHee seneaernszn bseek, Clz@rry street.
near F~sns. Seattle. Wash.
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= court Il appear = q 49,, -,
Jew.- - conciuded.
ga not ~ suythine nurs1nw ,a,out
&c Jeun,~ ensd NJ. n.ra
Winsfock tnsiated thar glns haa sns,~.
uafed to Dc Jury that = 81 ~ -
&c me Witness stans to 1nauence - -
silns I'D - hadnrG ana W1n.toeh -
49, ne had not msane anytAinr -
ougAt TO take Il back =
sepi1ed Sims.
an sure did not estcA lie reunark :
- zoe Judge. - was not rsvipw
jury" y NE
Altar some tax aboue ...sn.
soma. differences. ths f.Ire ~s..,.ss,. 80 -
LAX and the Coo procesded. Enh. -
found guilty. -
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] szEOUs FAMILY IN coUar.

~ ea1ea DIstur bsnes ON tie water
Front and Pay for II.
~ Pincus family. OF which the two
~ "a aud Joe. have for several
56ihs past been selling cheap fruits on
eolrset1 cut OF wagons. and lately have
q INTO the SAFE Of other produce. vas
~ much In evidence on the water front
~ 1ndaY, and az consequence In the
iIeipsI court yesterday.
~ tEo brothers named have an older
11kF nsned Al Pincus, who occupies
y position Of the disturbing element OF
s = hu.ily.
f1R Sunday morning, when Joe was
ut 70 Ieave on the steamer for CALI
glta to SEQ his sick mother this older
1ihef, Al. went down and attempted TO
pt his going. He rushed around the
- Ike a wild man. trying to get o.
- Kelly to arrest his brother and hold
eatn after the sailing Of the steamer.
3l0 refused TO do 50 without warrant,
Nkenpon Al abused his brother to such
= ntert that Joe. becoming angry. used
c1f and obscene language In the pres
- q some 700 ladies' and gentlemen.
&41 then arrested him Then the still
los brother. Ed. rushed up TO Kelly,
hhoring under q mistaken Idea Of
lsuation. attempted 10 tear his
H away TO get him aboard the
nF He became much excited and
bad language until Kelly arrested
~ took the three brothers to police
91uArters. He laid charges against
H. mo younger brothers. Ed and joe Of
Fderiy conduct. and released the
- brother TO appear as witness. The
u4eTs promptly put UP SO cash tail
- Tor their appearance In tho mnnici-
~ eourt. and Joe pincus went back and
9ssAt the steamer and left FOR Cali
hteaS.
When the case was called for trial. Ed
naNefsd 10 HIS name but Joe did not re-
9end and City Attorney winstock
Aeved that Joe's ball be forfeited. There
Wca the oldest brother. Al Pincus. sent
great cry and accused offlcer Kelly
q sorts of irregularities. and wanted
~ ~ The younger brother, Ed, came
nke man, acknowledged his guilt
&. paid his fine. In spite OF the pro-
s 8 q Al Pincua Joe Pipcus' bail was
lsttsd.
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= school Of kAe1s nsA. ImpAalng them On
L. sharp seath. -SltkA Nor<h StAr.
Rev Albfn Jonnson. e Yakutxk pur-
chased = Gov scsns t1zne ago and had her
saappc3 % him q shAk point. II was sfs
nrst lie natives Aaa svsr sesn. end when
she Was sanded thsy RIM for shezr Hre&:
some Of them climbsd tress TO escape the
TERRIBLE sninAL Sons Of nfs <nlsson chill
dren cAuss 10 him snd stAted soiernnly
that they could not stay n the homs any
hunger u he ras going - keep that AMI
NAL there. They al soon discovered that
sbe beast vas harmless. and became rec
cached -6ltiA AlasokA North scar.
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BONDSMEN PULL OUT.
Two E1retiss withdraw from
Naples County Bond
OTHERS May FOLLOW SUR.


The matter Of approving ths bond Of the
county treasurer b stiIl in stafu quo.
Late yesterday afternoon the county com
missioners were no.ifed by Prosecuting
Attorney HASTE that be was not vet
ready to make Recommendation a. to
what course 70 pursue, his exauiira tscn
OF the bonds not having been completed.
ana tfse beard Is waiting TO hear from
him. Mr.. HASTE expects TO report to-
Gay, bat il Is not known just wheu tho
question win be PASSED On BY the commits
sioners-
Naples sureties for small amounts are
slowly slipping away from him. two more
having yesterday Informed til heard
that they could no longer be considered
- bondsmen. They were Aichael Burns.
Of Green River, who signed for $3.ooe. and
Richard O'connell. OF White River. who
u down for 8. o0e Each one demands that
his name be stricken from the obligation.
and the latter assumes the rather anom-
aious position that he refuses to assume
any liability because his name appears
on the bond. Mr.. Burns letter IL as fol-
Iowa:
ITO the Honorable Board Of county
commissioners King Co. Washington:
signed one Of the shureties named In. and
bond OF John w. Maple as county treas
urer OF King county. Washington. desires
to withdraw from said bond. and hereby
demands that his name and signature
to said bond be stricken therefrom.
MICHAEL BURNS
Mr.. o'counelI writes the following let
ter;
Seattle. WASH. Feby and. lss6.
ITO the Hon. Board OF County COM
missioners. King County. Washington
Gentlemen:
a bond given by j. w. Maple to the
state q Washington In the sum OF s4oo.-
200. viii IL fled with you be found to
contain the name OF Richard O'Connell
and ...-.... a. surety IN the sum Of
5000 hereby notify you. desire to
withdraw from said bond and do hereby
withdraw and refuse to assume any liza
bility whatsoever on said bond because
OF the fact that my name appears there
on. And I further demand that you re-
fuse to accepr or approve said bond.
Tours respectfully,
RICHARD o'CONNELL."
County Auditor Beman. acting under
the statute. has placed copies OF the With
drawais In the hands OF Sheriff Van de
Vanter for service on. Mr.. Maple.
What other sureties will do will prob
ably develop today. A report was abroad
last evening that one OF the signers for
10000 had decided to order his name
stricken from the list, and that other
sureties Tor snaller amounts were bec.m-
Ing frightened One OF the letters pub
lished above Is typewriter ana was pre-
pared for more than one signature, SEEM
Ing to suggest thai blank formssfor with
drawing rom the bond were being
circulated among the bondsmeu.