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S4S 90
INQUESTS FOR 1895.

First District.-On the body of Chas.
c. Cook, Jos. Is. Hauway, George Elsie
John c. Foote, Fred DIscher, Geo. w.
Johnson, Thomas Whelan, John Gun
ther, Lawrence Whelan, George Car
roll, w. w. Bradford, james Stanley,
George Kelbert. 81 each. ....... 212
2 and Dstricts.-Daniel 7. Russell
Jas. +. Kenly, James Davis, f. A. Bald.
win, NJ. VIM. Gilbert, John Ii. kahoe,
S. L. Rodgers, ]. C. Cummings, Robt. b.
Hopkins, Stephen Grow, Calvin Rod
gers, II. +. Newbold, Wm. S, Gilbert.
81 each h............. ................... IL
I'd and 9th Districts-Unknown me-
gro-Johu Welsh, Cnas. +. Bauer. Geo.
McMaster, Oliver Morgan, Samuel l..
Forsythe, Harry Cook, VIM. S. Walker,
Jos. Mackin, Edward A. Riley, Chas.
MackiD, Thos. McGonigal, Andrew X.
3d district. ct.-William Gibbs-Harold
Scarboro, B. 6. Rees, Henry G. Mayna-
dier, II. s. Jones, E. J. B. Moore, John
A. Young, Frank A. Hancock, Harry
+. Lee, d. S. Prigg, August Neuman,
Burton Proctor, II. L. Bauer. 81 each. IL O
5th District.-Jas. B. Norris-J. c.
Smith, Henry S. Smith. Adam Young,
J. G.. Pritchard, w. j. Jones, Robert A.
Knight, John c. Grier, w. 7. West, John
A. Kay, John Fossett, Henry Murphy,
Robert E. Prigg, 81 each -. II
9Th district.-John Adair-John 2.
Shure, J. Fred Crew, w, G. Smith, Sam
uel G. House, 7. NJ. Richly, w. A. Bur-
kins, l.. C. Jones, John Norris: r. I.
Jones, w. H. Stewart, 81 each IL G
So G
Ho,l, ,,o:l -. .ooo,,,4 % ;rn,o.ts mot
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PUBLIC SCHOOL

Forest Hill School House .......... 600 90
Deficiency 1894, public school fund. $500 90
$500 90
Bel Air Water and Light Co........ 40 90
,nrnr,nrrNrrn r,,r III . " Nc, 1,nrnr LOO.
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FtrM District.
iley w. L., pay self.........
nnln..., w MN. Enl,.in L L.

Bailey W. L., pay self............... S35 Q
Saunders W., pay Calvin Kirkwood 80 q
Rainbow Isaiah pay self............. 15
Stansbury Tobias, pay J. III. Walters 75 q
Blaney Jas. H, pay VIM. A. Durham % Q
ardsoni ..................... -. 2OC
Stine John L., pay George Stine.... % q
Cork Chloe, pay DIR. NJ. L. Jarrett. Is O
Dagon Wesley, pay ]. S. Calder. 20
Macatee Henry W., pay self. 100
Walters Robert, pay self........... 15 q
Berry Julia, pay George Morris .... Is Q
johnson Amanda, pay w. Ramply.. 20 q
Presbury Helen C.,pay l.. W. .Thpmp-
son. ......---. .-..........- 10 Y
Jones Joshua, pay self............... Is q
ledge. -. -. ~ ............ 25 Q
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METHOD IN HIS MADNESS.

Mother: This is Saturday. Why
don't you go out and playT" Small
Boy: Pm afraid Ill get too tired to
sit still in church Tomorrow" Moth
er: well, il you are tired, you need
not go to church. You need exercise,
and should take it to-day. Two boys
have been waiting for you out there
for the past hour" " e-s, they're
waiting to lick me-"
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Send your address to ii. f. Bucklen Co 4,
Chicago, and yet free sample box OF DR..
Kings New Life Pills. A trial will cony nce
you of their merits. These pills are cay in
action and are particularly effective in the
cure of CONSTIPATION and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guarantee 4 to
be perfectly free from every deleterious sub
stance and to be purely vegetable. The do
not weaken by their action, but by giving one
to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size % cts. per box. Sold by
Thos. g. Forwood & Co., Bel Air,
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JOHN A. YOUNG,
PRACTICAL
Matchmaker and ODdCial.

Twenty-Five years as a watch repairer 8
years apprentice. one year under Instructions
80 years foreman and the balance of my
time in business for myself, during u Il this time
have made II study of "Optics," fitting Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses properly, as they should
be fitted.
The lenses are ground to their proper axis
and are fitted and adjusted by myself in Spec
tacles and Eye Glasses of Gold, Silver, Nickel
Steel, rubber or Zylonite frames and am re-
sponsble myself for all mistakes.
In hitting Lenses TO the eye my specially is in
Myopia, Hyperopiu, Presbyopia and Astigma-
tsm, which are neur-sighted, far-sig hted, old
sighted and poor-sighted. Nearly all cases of
astiymatism occur in children, causing pain in
the eye, rubbing of the eyelids, pain above the
eyebrows, headache, letters running together
&c. have a complete set of instruments and
test cards which use to correct the sight in the
young as well as in the old or middle-aged.
EHS refer to DR.. VIM. S. Richardson, Dr. E.
Hall Richardson, DR.. w. B. Munnkhuysen and
DIR. j. Ward Scott.
JOHN A. YOUNG,
16nh Main Street. Bel Air. Nd.
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SIG 80
VACCINE ACCOUNT.
S11O 90
ADVERTISING AND PRINTING

Aberdeen Enterprise, advertising local
laws for Aberdeen .................S 5 10 90
STREET. j. NJ, printing for Reg. Office
registration. .................... ~ a94 20
McCombs W. s., advertising contract,
local laws, transfers and abatements 334 So
ifrs' posters ........................ BOG 90
1851 67
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LUCKY.

A reporter, in describing the murder
of a man named Jorkins, said, The
murderer was evidently in quest of
money, but luckily Mr.. Jorkins had
deposited all his funds in the bank
the day before, SO that he lost nothing
but his life -
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STATEAGETT
OF THE
RECEIPTS and DISBURSEMENTS
FOR HARTFORD COUNTY,

For the Year Ending June 30, 1895.
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1895 OF
Total
TOTAL ...-...-.......'... .SlzZ,o'
PENSION LIST FOR 1895.
Second and Sirh Districts.

Kell Mary, pay G. L. DeLaney...... s12 90
Glover Abraham, pay w. b. Baker. Is 90
Hill Polly, pay w. II. Taylor........ 20 90
Hopkins Rachel, pay self. ........... 20 90
Collins Harriet pay w. S. Smith. Is 90
Elicit Mary NJ. of Wm., pay SELF. 20 90
Grill Peter, pay Rudolph lay. 10 90
Rice Edw., widow, pay w. z. Silver. 10 90
Dorsey Abram, pay J. 4. Frieze.... Is 90
Reed Harriet, pay self.............. Is 90 /
Curtis Sallie nav james Malcolm. 15 90
Hilton Harriet, pay C. H. Walker. 15 90
Hopkins Mary, pay Robert Seneca. 20 90
Forman Isaac, pay Ewing Bros. IL 90
Cook Annie, pay J. NJ. Michael. 30 90
Fox Charles pay F. o. Mitchell..... % 90
.ichaa. John h., nay G. w. Michael rs 90
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Third District.

INHu Dl6tTtCf.
Dorsey Eliza, pay John b. Wysong 500 90
Carter Summertield, pay self........ 25 90
Chambers Lavenia, pay j. Edwin
Webster ................. ...... 20 90
Guy Amos, pay self. Is 90
Boon Rachel, pay n. l.. Mtchell.... 20 90
Wilgis Elizabeth, pay self........... IS 90
Walters Hanna, pay self ............. IL 90
Treadway Thomas pay self. 65 90
Hartman Sarah, pay Hudson Bate
man ......:... ~ w
Shultz Mrs. Edward, pay JAS. Lee. 20 90
DENLY Hester, pay Whitaker Bros. Is 90
aker. ,........,. 100
Kell Basil, pay A. d. Wilson. 20 90
Clark John, pay E. I. Monks....... 20 90
Pitt George pay E. Walters. 20 90
O'DonnelI Bridget, pay self. ..... w 20 90
Temple Hannah, pay Corbin Grafton 20 90
Walters Ellen, pay self .............. 25 90
Brady Georgeanna, pay self........ Is 90
Mitchell Sarah A, pay ]. T. Mitchell 20 90
Osborn Moses, pay J. Edwin Webster 25 90
Crawley W. r., pay w. 7. Clark. 10 90
Bond John W., pay self..... 10 90
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S2,555 %
COURT HOUSE.

Carroll P E.. ianitor ............. ...s216 90
DrayaRe.. e.....--.....s. OU
Geo. W. Townsley, thawing pipe...... so
J. II. Medairy, stationary ............. . rs
Lingan J. F., coal schute. IA 90
Gorrell +. f., printing and stationary. II %
Brown C. c., repairing pipes. 20 So
Baumgarten Wm., rubber stamps, &c. 81
Gorrell F. E., printing order of Court. 3 90
Freight on stationary. ............. 81
Young John A, repairing clock. 3 90
Neumann A. repairing water pipe. 90
Office. ......................... 80. 373
Hanway D., Registers office. 36
Heuer, w. W., repairs on roof. ........ 5 so
Commissioners Office postage stamps. 1 90
Commissioners Office P. .. box ........ 80
Gorrell +. f., printing, Reg. Office. 3 80
VIM. Mann Co., stationary so
Hanway D., supplies. ................... 3S
Ball p. F., supplies. .............. 5 OF
Coal, Jail and Court House. 233 rs
Dean N. & Observation-Disclosures. z so
Bauer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Young j. C......................... 10
Rouse ]. G. s. Son...................... 71S
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HAREAS CORPUS

Maytield J. J., conveying prisoners.
White ] C.. Sheriff of Cecil county con-
veying prisoners. ers..................
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PenningtOn j. A. & Son
S16s 90
POST MORTEMS.

Roberts Dr. T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. H 20 90
Removal cases, Baltimore city......... 775 Al
JAIL,
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THE BOY MURDERER.
Lloyd Montgomery C~onfesses
Killing His Parents.
TACOMA WINS WATER PIPE SUIT.
Columbia National Rank Receiver sues
Bogu~ and Neutrality-suspicious.
sutton Egger Convicted.

Albany. Or. Nov. 3-LioTd NontGom-
cry. the fs-year-cid boy under arrest Tor
tne murder Of RS father and mother and
Daniel NcKercner near Bro4nsvi4e on
Tuesday last. was unable 70 endurs tie
weight OF the terrible crime upoa ais
mind, and this evening made 3 foh con-
fesxiou. admitting that ne killed all three
o. them.
The prisoner at first refused 20 talk,
saylng hts attorneys had advised him 70
cay nothing more abou the murder. but
after some questioning he began weeping
and said: IF / only had Il TO do over
again I don't know why 7 did IL. Faith
or and were auarreling. He was going
after me for staying way from home.
and McRercher sided IN with hin and
abused me. Father had always treated
me mean. and ! have worked hard all my
life. He asked me where 1 had been, and
] told him 7 had been hunting. Then ne
slapped me. and told me 20 20 n cut
some wood. was so anRered
that 7 rushed into the house. got the rife
came out az the kitchen door and began
shooting az father and McKercheT. They
were standing and talking b. the fence.
and mother vas standing near. ] shot
father FIRST. and then shot AZ McKercher,
bu. missed him. | ran around toward the
front door and shot him az he entered the
house. Mother was running away from
me through the house. After l got 70
shooting ! fust kept on ard shot them
oil" The only motive for the terrible
crime seems TO have been HE ungOvern-
able temper and anger over a trivial quar-
gel with his father.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Safe crackers broke the safe Of the State
bank Of Alpha. Ill. Sunday morning, and
got away with 81 100.
Gambling places for trading in mining
stocks are being oDened all over Colorado.
There are four exchanges at Colorado
Springs. and the Pueblo exchange was
opened on Monday.
MONDAYS statement of the condition of
the treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. $17s. 1852: gold reserve. So2.oS3, ~.
The Norwegian bark Isboaden was
wrecked off Yarmouth. England, Monday
during a gale. Twelve of the crew were
drowned.
John Ford. a jealous painter, OF San
Francisco. shot his wife three times early
Monday morning. infiicting injuries that
will prove fatal.
Gen. Francis j. Marshall. a pioneer OF
Missouri. Kansas and Colorado, who has
been identified with the progress OF these
states died at Denve Monday morning, in
his S0th wear. He was born i'll Virginia IN
1916. went 10 Missouri in 1872. 10 Kansas
in 1851. and to Colorado in 1883. He had
been identified with the mining, manuiact-
uring and real estate industries OF Colo
RADIO for wears. being one OF the owners
OF the famous Basic mine when II was a
producing property. His son, Rev. Charles
Marshall. is one Of the leading Episcopal
ministers OF Colorado.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-26
THE TACOMA WATER PIPE.
Decision I'm Favor OF the City and
Against the Company.

Olympia. Nor. 25-Speciai.-The supreme
court affirmed the judgment In the case OF
the Tacoma Light A. Water Company. APP
pciians, VS.. the city OF Tacoma, respond
ent. Action Eas brought 20 recover pos
session OF certain water pipe which re-
spondenf claimed 10 have purchased from
appellant, controversy having arisen our
OF the sale by appellant 10 respondent OF
1s water ard electric Ngbt plant. A sin
ale question OF Law = presented. and that
Is whether the proposition ss embraced IN
the ordinance submitting IL 70 the voters
must govern. or whether the same could
be modified and construed IN connection
with a proposition submitted by appellant
20 respondent and BY the action of the
appellant and city council and other city
officers OF respondent subsequent to the
Passing OF the ordinance and the adop-
ton OF the proposition to purchase by the
voters. When the negotiations for the
sale Of tie plant were begun the pipe ia
question had been purchased by appellant
at Philadelphia, but not delivered at Ia
coma IL had arrived, however. and lay
within the city limits. The controversy
arose when the deed was delivered. as
the pipe was not enumerated. Tse SUI
preme court is satisfied that IL was fairly
embraced within the terms OF the ordi-
nance. and the question 10 be determined
arises out Of the conflict between the propo-
eltion presented by the company 10 the
council prior 10 the passage OF the ord
nance. and as accepted by the council after
its passage. and tho terms of the ordi-
nance itself as submitted to the electors.
The supreme court holds that the ordi-
nance must govern. Neither the Council
nor any councilman had authority 10 act
I'm the premises except as authorized By
the voters. Appellant knew the city Of
fieers could only make the purchase as au-
thorized by the voters. and could not bind
the city to take Eny less property or other
property than that embraced IN the terms
OF the ordnance submitted and passed up
on. therefore dealings prior or subsequent
10 passage OF the ordinance seeking to Limit
property transferred TO that contained in
a certain schedule were invalid.
The supreme court also affirmed the judy
ment In the case OF the Tacoma Light &
Water Company. appellant. Us, Her0er S.
Huson. e. al. respondents. This case was
argued and submitted with the former one.
Although the form OF this case is trespass,
81 contains much tn common with the for
mer. and Is largely governed by the dlspo-
sition OF the same. Defendants were sucd
for entering upon plaintiffs premises and
removing certain property which they
claimed belonged 10 the city under It's pur-
chase or the plant. and they claimed 10 r.
acting under authority OF the city in 80
taking. Verdict and Judgment for defend
ants resulted. and an appeal wa taken.
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Seu

Olympia. Nov. observation-disclosures for
the following domestic corporations nave
been filed IN the office of the secretary OF
state:
Oregon Mining and Water supply Com
pany. Of Tacoma: capital. $4,000: incor-
porators. Wallace II. Jennings. j. I. Red
mond. q. r. Shaw.
Swinomish Ranch Company. OF Port
Gamble: capital. 81 100: incorporators. ID.
r. Jackson. William Walker. Cyrus wal
ker.
Tacoma Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company,
OF Tacoma. capital. 5000. ncorporators'
J. NJ. Bell. u. y. Woriey. b. X. Worley.
Riverside Lumber and Shingle Company,
OF Mount Vernon: capital, &,vs' moor
porators. n. ID. Freeman. a. o. Pappin-
Copper Queen Mining n Improvement
Company. OF Everett; capital, $4,000; IN
corDorators. w. X. ~Stockbrfdge, G. W.
Miller. c. II. Boynton. ]. f. McManus.
The FL Mateo Cigar Company, of Seat
tie: capital. 5000; incorporators, y. 1.
Mutt L. j. Griffith
King County Broom Company. or seat
tie; capital. $500; incorporators, ID. Fer
guson. c. A. Taylor. George Bothell.
Pacific Glass n Paint Company, OF Ia
coma: capital. 81, incorporators. w NJ.
Oyier. ". G. Rowland. G. o. HickoN.
Orchard Water Company, of kalana:
capital, s7.000: -incorporators. II. orchard
J. p Atkln. A. H.. linus.
Seguim Prairie Ditch Company. or Seq
ulm Prairie. Clallam county; capital. $9,-
090. incorporators j. W. Grant, Thomas
Miller. c. l.. Donnell and others.
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TACOMA SOCIETY SCANDAL.
The wife of Bank Clerk Hopping sues
for nlNorCC.

Tacoma. Nov. &-Special.-ArrA katie
il. Hopping today 0led suit for divorce
against Samuel NJ. Hopping. a 5~ookkeeper
81 the London aud Sar Francisco bank.
The complaint makes serious charges OF
cruelty and -Sl-treatmeur against Mr Hop
ping. Tha couple we're married ia October.
1888, ard are hoth young arc widely
Known in Tacoma society Crcles.
Mrs. Hopplng alleges that heg huscded
IS guilty OF ,rael and inhums treatment
and OF innicting personal indlgnlucs upon
her ever since their marriage. Proceed
ing. she says about ten months ago hr
commenced to curse her and threaten au4
abuse her without any cause. and tnst ever
since the birth OF their child. Mildred. uoW
Il months old. ha has exhibited . dislike
for Il. and has slapped lis face. once. In
October. ~ cIeutd It's mouth and nIed
81 with salt. 4ithoAg6 the child mouth
was sore. she further accuses htm OF fal-
Ing 80 provide snfn,ieNt nourshnlenI for
herself and chlla. limiting them TO one pint
Of milk a day. and Of saying oatmeal ana
water was good enough for tho brat. e.
on October I he threatened. 50 she ssys. 10
KIN her. aud she Is now living upon the
charity Of her friends Elsewhere su the
complaint Mrs. Hopping alleges that her
husband told her De was tired OF her. ani
when she was worn out Be would set a
new woman" She also svcrs that she
was compelled 70 lock herself and cA!ld n
her room one night Tor fear 81 reeeivtng
bodily injury az the hands OF hev husband.
II another time. shc AYERS. he ;ott her she
could pack zap aer. trunk aud go she wants
her share OF the community property in has
possession. valued a. Sass almouy AM
attorneys fees.
Il is understood Mr.. Hopping VIII nle "a
cross-04N denying the charges.
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Branson Charged With Insanity.

Tacoma, Nov. 25.-Spec!al.-Lew!s Cass
Brans0n. the aged attorney who caused a
mild sensation by filing suit for divorce
against his wife, In which a claim for
$4,000 for personal ind.gnities was made.
was today arrested on the charge OF in
sanity. Charles NJ. Norton. a nephew Of
Mrs. Branson, swore 10 the complaint.
Judge Branson was brought before Judge
Parker and his examination set for to-
morrow. II Is probable a jury viii be
summoned 10 decide the case.
Judge BTanson's complaint in his divorce
suit was perhaps the most remarkable doc
ument ever filed Ia the clerks office. 1t
was extremely long and contained many
strange statements and a mass or irrele-
want matter. other actions OF the judge
have caused those who know him 10 fear
hat he was not wholly himself. Judge
Branson was not confined in jail. but was
allowed the privilege of a guard.
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SINGLE TAKERS ON WATER.
Are in Favor ofthe Debt-lncreas'
ing Ordinance.

8&
The Single Tax Club was treated last
evening 10 q stirring address on the Cedar
river water proposition by Judge Winsor
in Single Tax hall. corner OF Third and
Madison streets. He took the question
not as affecting the city. but in its bearing
on Populisuc principles. and his speech
was followed by a general discussion
among the members. led by Robert
Bridges. A. II. Mackinnon and others, IL
which the general opinion favored the
purchase of the plant by the city. The at
tendance was small. not more than fifty
being present. and they were not very en-
Enthusiastically inclined.
Chairman II. w. Stein called the meet
ing to order. and without any preliminary
introduced Judge Winsor. who began by
stating that ne did not propose 10 discuss
the Cedar river question as such. but from
a Populist or single tax standpoint, and
this he proceeded to do. A singing refer
ence to the Rothschiids and their adherents
was received with applause, and leading
naturally 10 the aggressive position taken
by railroad monopolies. he sad some or
the members had. he believed, discovered
q panacea for that evil, whereupon. Chair
man Stein smiled knowingly. From this
point the speaker depressed into a discus
sion or a man's right 10 viii his property
al death. and quoted from Blackstone 10
show that all are entitled 10 take what
NAhN. AAAsH ~
great original owner. Garry the logic OF
the law as il exists today 20 its natural
sequence. and no person that hasn't an alb
solute fee in a piece of soil, has a place IN
which he can pitch his tent but what some
other man has a right 10 tell him TO move
on"
Robert Bridges took the floor at the
close OF the speech. and after giving fig
ures on the four propositions submitted by
the power company, ne bitterly denounced
the city council on general principles, and
declared he would not trust them TO bar
ter the birthright OF himself and children.
He spoke Of the 5000 pieces OF property
recently sold for taxes. and suggested the
idea of the city throwing them open for
the use of the people, who would pay the
taxes and l per cent. over, instead of al
lowing them to be idle as 4 burden on the
city. This sentiment was heartily applaud
ed.
Short addresses were made by A. II.
Mackinnon, j. NJ. Page and "A G.. Lane.
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Port Angeles. Nov. &-Spectal-Attor-
news representing a rumbeT of N ]
Clump's bon1smen have filed an 7sN er 20
the complaint Of the rr~1secatirR attcr
ney. Nho IS trying 90 recover the amount
deposited hy she county IN TIE First Ma
ttonal baGk. OF this city. TIE sutt Is q
large enc. involving N5,eN set TIE bonds
men whe are sued for this amount quote
the law and reaoun>e their l}ao.ity. The
complaint SAYS that C~N-Trea>urer II J
Ciuup failed 10 turn over s. 90 " the
ceunty's funds on the expiration % las
term 81 office. and prays thst 5l3Eneut
ha granted against his &oadsmea The
bon8 was fer s1.@o- With thr following
sureties. Lewis levy. g. T. Aa1ette, a.
" Thompson. Frank Chambers u w
Morse ana Donald Mctnnes The afhs ma
tive answer 81 she complaint + 70 the e.
feet that I. W. Thompson. 81 the - day
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Rank President divers Bond.

Tacoma, Nov. 25.-SpeciaL-Maj. Oliver.
president OF the Columbia bank. charged
with embezzlement. Will ave his prellml-
nary hearing Wednesday before Justice
j. L. McMurray. lie spends most OF his
time in his room at the Tacoma hotel in
company with a guard. His friends are
working TO secure a good bond OF $1,000,
and will present it when the hearing oc-
ours. Among those who are laboring in
the majors behalf are John Il. Reed. Sec
Rotary Votaw, OF the school board. and
Cashier Peters. IL has not been announced
whether the defendant will have a pre-
Hminary examination or waive 1t.
President w. Il. Allen. of the Bank OF
Tacoma, was arralgned before Judge
Parker today. The date OF trial has not
been fixed.
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A Death From scarlarina.

There was one death and one new case
Of scariaina reported 10 Health Officer
Palmer yesterday. The death was 3-year-
old Stella May Nero at 9S Lewis street.
who has been i'll with the maiaGy for sew
ersl weeks. The new case reported was
Lorna Mitchell, who lives with her parents
in South Seattle. just inside the city hm-
it's. Beside the case reported yesterday
William Mcnamara, at rs Bush street,
Maggie O'Brien. 5l4 Primo William street,
and Harold St1mson, or the corner OF Ken
lucky and Dearborn streets. were report
ed during the latter part of last week
There are a. the present TN twenty fam
lies under quarantine.