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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15
Courts and Public omceS.

Judge Langley issued an order yesterday
approving the claim of the Washington
Rubber Company against the estate OF s.
toeSlerh. insane, for sl7.of and directing
the clerk 10 pay the account.
Orders confirming sale were signed yes
terday Ia the following cases: Solicitors
Loan and Trust Company VS.. G. F.. Rob-
inson et al. Samuel Baker VS.. g. A. Weed
et Tx. J. t. Nelson VS.. West Shore Land
Company. Henry Thurman VS.. II. IL.
White eft al
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for Otto Helm and Lottie Skarman bot n
OF Ballard; Clark Terwiliiger and L. NAL
yern Green, both of Seattle; Edwin ".
Smith and Eva Il. COPELAND both OF Sc
attic: Henry Surrv., Of Seattle and Lille
Emile Ulrich, OF San Francisco
Wong Chong. the chinarnan arrested
night before last on charge OF being H.
legally In the country. was yesterday be-
fore United States Commissioner G. u.
Emery. who set Friday as the day for the
hearing. IL is thought the Chinaman will
not make any ATTEMPT TO produce certifi-
cate, but will meekly submit to deporta-
ton.
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CLAIMS TO HAVE a DEFENSE.
johnson Obtains an Order ForbiddinQ
the Sale OF His schooner.

The sale of the schooner Ella Johnson
20 satisfy two chattel mortgages held by
Johann T. Smith may not take place next
Saturday, as Judge Langley issued an or
der yesterday citing Smith and the sher-
in to appear tomorrow morning and show
cause why they should not be sHjoined
and the case transferred to the superior
court for trial.
In his petition. Johnson, the owner of
the schooner. claims that Smith Is fore
closing on chattel mortgages amounting
TO 500 and si.3O. respectively. without
action la the superior court, but by notice
and sale under the laws pro Fiding for
such proceeding
The note for which the 800 mortgage
was given as security will not be due nm
Ill October. and the plaintiff claims TO
have a good defense on the 500 nate and
mortgage. II the schooner was sole there
would be no adequate Umedy against
Smith. says Johnson, as Smith Is finan-
cially irresponsible.
For these reasons the order was asked
citing Smith and the sheriff TO show cause
why an Injunction should not he granted
and the case taken into court for trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15
AUTHORITY TO PROSECUTE.
Sanitary ONCE should Not Permit Nfo-
lation of Health Ordinances.

In response To a request from Commits
sioner Alexander. of the board of public
works. Corporation Counsel Scott has
written an opinion defining the duties of
the health officer the sanitary officer and
the board of public works, so far those
duties relate 10 the health OF the city. The
opinion holds that Ii Is the duty of the
sanitary officer 10 institute criminal pro-
ceedings for the infraction OF any part or
ordinances 1905, 2.se2. 1880; 49, sections ?
and s: 5t4. sections g. and 5. AS TO ordi-
nance $50. sections and g. II points out
that the health officer has immediate d.
rectory powers over the matters therein
regulated. while on the chief OF police de-
wolves the duty TO carry out such direc-
tions as are required. The opinion sums
IN the matter as follows:
1T Is the duty OF the health officer. who
Is the chief sanitary officer OF the city. 10
look after the sanitary condition of the
city, and even where II is the duty OF some
other officer 20 act I'm a certain capacity
10 remedy that which fs or might be dele
terious 20 the health OF the city: yet II by
any reason OF neglect OF any other officer
In the performance OF his duties the health
OF the citizens becomes endangered. II be-
comes the duty OF the health officer to act
in the matter"
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TWO CONFLICTING MORTGAGES.
Holder of Each Claims Priority Over
the other on Galloway's Lot.

Two mortgages given on the property at
the southeast corner of Jones and Ban
croft streets by NJ. X. Galloway are caus-
Ing n fire and cross-fre I'm the superior
court between W. w. White. tho owner OF
one mortgage. and the estate of NJ. v,
Stewart. holder OF the other. Each says
10 his rival Your interest Is inferior to
mine" and the next step viii be the settle
ment in court.
According TO the papers in the case,
which have become somewhat bulky, Gal
loway gave $1,000 note to ". W White.
with mortgage on the property for two
years. and in August, 1894. also gave ono
year note for 81. 600 at IL per cent to NJ. v.
Stewart. who rs row dead.
White began suit 10 foreclose and named
Stewart as a party claiming interest I'm
the property. ". II. White. administrator
Of Stewards estate. answered the COM
plaint yesterday by asking for changes in
the description OF property IN the mort
gage and judgment for Si.5oo So far as
the claims Of w. W. White so. w. II.
White says. they are all subordinate
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DEMONSTRATORS AT WAR.
keast and Freeman Both Trying to
Manage an Estate

There was a new turn yesterday in the
Affairs Of the estate OF Lueila Page neast.
when George keast, who was recently re-
moved as administrator, secured an order
directing Reuben Freeman, administrators
de bonis non, 10 show cause next Satur-
day why he should not be removed and
Keast reinstated
Keast claims that he and his infant
child Lulu are the only heirs of deceased.
He was appointed administrator, but on
August 3. 1885, was removed without no.
iice. on the ground of withdra wal OF sure
ties.
keast declares the proceedings to have
been Irregular. as no notice Of intention
on the part of his suretIes 10 withdraw
was flied, but that he tKeastD received on
July -. 1895. what purported 10 ue a Pc
tition for withdrawal. Keast handed the
petition To his attorney, and was tOld he
would be Informed when proceedings took
place In court. As "A fact. he claims that
he knew nothing of what was going on
until few days ago. when he was served
with notice TO appear In court next Sat
nrday and answer about his doiags with
the estate. In conclusion Keast claims
that he has filed a good and sufficient
bond.
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WIN rereclose 70 Got Ills $500.

Ex-Mayor Harry White was mentioned
once more in the superior court yesterday
afternoon In a suit brought ny u. u.
Wheeler TO recover $500, with Interest, on
proInissory note. and 10 forecloe mort
gage The complaint states That on June
], lSsS. Wheeler loaned Harry Waite. VIII
r. White. George w. w. White. 500 and
took as security a mortgage on tract No.
). SEarpe's subdivision OF Cheriton fruit
garden tracts. It Is alleged that there r.
now due tho principal. 500 interest and
80 attorneys fee. u. +. McConnaughey.
as receiver; s. G.. Meek. W. V. Rine-
hart. First National bank. Washington
National hank. Seattle Savings bank. W.
T. Bell and many others are made do
PENDANTS as claiming an interest In The
land
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FIRST SALMON SHIPPED.
smoke InterfereS With Fishing. but the
Run IL Good.

We have just made our first shipment
OF the new pack" said George T. Myers.
of the Myers Salmon Cannery. yesterday.
THE shipments viii go principally South
and Southwest At present the output is
"a cases day. The run Is starting I'm
fairly wei. and about as in former years.
Il has begun rather late, and the smoke is
against Us. II the fish once get up the
rivers We are at a great disadvantage.
They are shipped IN here now from Hood
canal, Dungeness. Lukilteo and various
places on the Sound
The Victoria cannsry owners have been
doing large business Of late. and are en-
tirely out OF cans. To help them out. as
they often 90 with Cs when necessary. we
have loaned them q supply"
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RurIInrfnn Seryfcn

People are iust waking up to the fac.
that our trains land passengers in Omaha
s.. Joseph. Kansas city. ST Louis and ali
other Southern ard Southeastern roints
hours ahead Of any other line
Unequaled service 20 Peoria and Chi
csE0.
Tickets. time tables ana fun infarna.,o,
on application 20 tho nearest ticket ae,s,,,
or by addressing NJ =. Benton. prvet
Sound agent, corner Yeslcr avenue ana
Ferant efreet.
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ihez Danire Cutting Eastman. aged .
years was adopted yesterday by Er. and
mrs- william ]. Bernard IN the probate
court. and upon an order from Judge
Langley the chila's name was changed 10
marie Alberta Bernard. Annie Eastman.
lne mother, who resides in Spokane. con-
scented 20 the adoption. ard zta.ad sha.
she and her husband had been wing
aparf. His whereabounts are unknown.
Inc child has been with Mr.. ard Mrs.
W X. Gay since January Of the present
year.
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A Bank
Failure.
AN INVESTIGATION
DEr1ANDED.

A general banking business is done by
the human system, because the blood de-
posts in its wants whatever wealth we may
gain from day 10 day. This wealth IS laid
up against a rainy day - as reserve fund
were in q condition Of healthy prosperity
II we have laid away sufficient capital 10
draw upon in the hour Of our greatest need.
There IS danger IN getting thin, because II 5
a sign OF letting down III health. To gain
in blood is nearly always 10 gain in Ihoge-
some dess. The odds are IN favor OF the
germs Of consufrptIo grip, or pneumonia,
If our liver be inactive and 1uF blood IN
pure. or If cur fesh be reduced 6eioy q
fe1iItp standard What IS required ) an
increase IN our germ lighting strength. DR..
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery enriehes
the blood and makes il wholesome. stops
the waste Of tissue and at the same time
builds mp the strength A medicine which
will nd the blood ofits poisons, cleanse and
invigoFate the great organs OF the body,
vitalize the system. thrill the whole being
with new energy and make permanent work
of IL is surely remedy Of great value. But
when we make a positive statement that %
per cent Of all cases OF consumption can. II
taken IN the early stages OF the disease. be
cuRED with the =" Discovery" it seems ike
bold assertion. All Or. Pierce asks IS that
YOU make thorough investigation and
satisfy Yourself OF the truth Of ais assertion
Yy sending 20 the Worlds DIspensary Med
ieai Association, Buffalo. y. y. you can get
a free book with the names. addresses and
photographs Of 4 large number Of those
cured OF throat. bronchial and lung diseases,
as well as OF skin and scTefGious affections
by the Golden Medical Discovery" They
also publish 2 book Of $50 pages, being
medical treatise on consumption, bronchitis,
asthma. catzrrh, which viii be mailed on
receipt Of address and six cents IN stamps.
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New SHIFTS FILED

The following new suits were filed YES
terday with the clerk of the superior
court.
John Johnson and Mary A. Hanson VS.
JONAH II. Smith and Sheriff Van de yanter
-Fnloin sale of schooner Ella Johnson
Bank OF Auburn VS. James Doian et al
sI.1o promisSory note and foreclosure
mortgage.
James r.. Caldwell vs. IT s. Keene-
$500 damages for defamatorxr language
ID. II. Wheeler vs.. ID. r MeConnaughev
receiver, Harry White ct ai.-Promissory
note 500 and foreclosure mortgage.
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personal letter 70 each supervisor he ad-
sasss tnaf the notices OF election be posted
immediately. Instead OF waiting until the
iast DAY, August =. allowed by law.
A0o1, August = the poll books. statement
OF valuation OF property and district map
viii oe sent 70 each supervisor.
me notices OF road election contain a
statement OF the number OF the district.
tne time Of the election and a copy OF the
30 road laws Postal cards have also
oeen sent out. 20 be returned with tntor-
msilon as 70 what has been done about
the posting OF notices
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Armour Wants His Judgment Revived.

Inc Armour Packing Company. which
obtained judgment in the eoti.v denart-
fnent OF the superior court February ~
lfo. against Lloyd & Co for 1852 IS. fled a
motion yesterday 20 revive judgment and
continue Its lien. Armour claims that IN
ADDITION 10 the Judgment there IS due s,5
costs and interest ar 10 per cent. from
renroafy 10, 1880. Notice OF proceedings
was served on Lloyd at EllensburE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15
Rihs Con rront street Paving Toaar.

At noon today the board of public works
will open bids for the paving OF Front
street between Madison street and Yesler
avenue. The contract was originally esti-
mated by city Engineer Thomson at Sos
zoo. but in speaking OF his estimate yes
terday. Mr. Thomson said that owing Ia
the largely increased price OF Gem snt and
the rising tendency Of the market value
Of lumber and also OF labor. he would rot
be surprised 20 see some bids reaching
81. 900 though he would know more after
rho bids were opened. Property holders
on Front street have waited long for this
tnnnrovement. and are impatient Tor the
vvork 10 begin.
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Albrecht in Trouble over Alimony.

Lena Alhrecht. who secured a divorce
from her husband. c. T. Mhrecht. Is hav-
Ing hard tir1e 70 collect alimony. and
Yesterday obtained an order from judge
langley citing her ex-hushand 60 appear
next Saturday afternoon IN the criminal
department and expiain why he has failed
10 Go as the court directed. e IS probable
that vHless good reasons appS8s from sub
seQuent developments Alhrecht viii be IN
trouble for contempt Of court.
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The Review Set bv Machine

The Review, the only Democratic paper
published in Seattle. has come out in a
new dress of type from n Thorne type
setting machine, and is the first weekly
paper in the city to make this step in adj
vance It is a neat eight-page paper pub
lished by a. r. Ernst and creditably main
tains the principles IL represents.
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Contracts for Road Work.

the board OF county commissioners
awarded the following minor contracts
yesterday: To G. NJ. Pyles. opening part
or road lss at "a cents a rod: TO q. "
Jackson, opening part of road 2S at 90
cents rod. to +. s Bowler for gravel
ling part Of road Iss at ss,s cents a yard.
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nissa,,se,,, WIN ,,,s e,uorilan.

liver Yates heir Of q. ]. Yates, field
notion in thu probate court yesterday
asking that NJ b Naddccks be APPOINT
e his guardian In place 81 Waldo Yates
aa1 that the latter. who has had cnAfse
o. the estate. be called on for nasi az
connt of his acts. The motion viii come
% for a hearing next Saturday morn
trr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15

on sunday. August 18th. the Norther,
Pacific Vii run an excursion from Sa.,,t.
20 Ocosta. leaving Seattle az s.so = :.
Great bicycle meet: delightful surf ha,L-
fnx Best beach on the North psr,e.
Tickets. only s. a for round trim ORR.
a limited number for sale. Can AZ onra =.
Northern Paciac city ticket office Yesg@s
avenue and Front street. fer tickets 49,
All information.
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READY TO GO TO WORK.
Bennett Returns To Find Himself Hon.
orea-His Legal and Political Career

r f. Bennett. the newly appointed Unit
81 States district attorney for Alaska. has
arrived IN the city from Skagit county,
having received his first news OF the aD-
ToiutmeHt from the Observation-Disclosures
He received his commission last night
EuG wili leave for Alaska ou Tire next
steamer. his headquarters being a Sitka.
Burton Ellsworth Bennett vas bora
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New Great Northern Sta,,,,,.,.

Great Northern paistial steamers xo-.,,
west and Northland leave Duluth go.
Monday and Friday. touching az So.
Ste Marie. M9ckanae. Detroit Cleveland
and Buffalo BE sure 10 get reservsts,r,s
on these magnificent steamers. a. s,s
Front street.
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Nay enjoy hl< nightly plunge. hn, -. .,
BE compared with yours in th, su-s -
sunday. the 18th. call at Norshevr p
cisc ticket office FER particulars Of ev~,,r-
sion 20 OcosJa ani the beach. No s,,rL -
curslon ever given from Seattle before
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An expenses included from n. tine you
- seattle untll you return from Fei-
,e.s.,,a Park. September :. personally
I1...s,,,,.ea excursion, IN charge OF Or. Ro-
,srs n Grant. Of Portland, IN special
xs,,,1,,,ans. xtn leave Seattle for the Yell
invrs,one PARK. TIE rate mace for this
'..,,,-st,r IS the lowest ever named For
81, inflammation apply 70 Or. Grant. cor
49, eleventh ard Taylor streets. Port
go or l. \ Na3eaB. general agent.
se-tsern Pacific. corner Front street and
yssler avenue. Seattle
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..rrara Of $40 viii be paid for informa-
-, leading 20 the arrest and conviction
~ any one stealing copies Of the Post
.Sroughout the city.
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,.,,,x and Amrnunition.

hammer and hamuaeTlcss shotguns at
-, Also a large stock Of hunting coats
vests. legsings. etc, = Few high grade
i.t',,,,,ritv. Gordon Hardware Company
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taHf =. = IAAH
ole Chn,.,-. aud nfarrhoea Remedy.

Collie. Choiera and niarrhoea Remedy
Tbs Is the hsSt medicine in the world Scr
hovel complaints. 1t acts quickly and oaI,
slsays be depended upon. When rrH'5ee 81
With waterit IS pleasant II take. = and -
cents -er bostlo. For sale By al druggists
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15

The hair, when not properly cared for.
loses its iuster becomes crisp. harsh and
srv. and falls out freely with every comb
ing. To prevent this, the best dressing in
Abe market "a Ayers Hair Vigor. II i'm
parts that silky gloss so essential TO per-
feet beauty.
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puget sound 4 Alaska Steamship Com
NAVY Viii have TO night boat from Seat
lie Tor Victoria August is Srd = but
$3.50 WI run "a usual thereafter Morn
- haat leaves Tesier wharf az 1918 g. m.
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ssIIeaIth l. Ecouomy.o

A well man can do as much work as two
men who are under the weather" and do
1t better. A box Of Ripans Tabules in the
Office will save clerk hire.
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Restores
Gray Hair to
Natural Color

More than year ago. my hair
began turning, gray and lalllng
out. Though | tried many rene,
dies for it, nothing | used satisfied
me until I commenced 10 use
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rr,or,,.,,,,, o,,. ,h, Road Elections.

fNNaFInE Tor tne Fsts1'El f-I's's'O
County Auditor Befnan was yesterday
afternoon sending out iarye and bulky
kt'ers 20 ali road supervisors regarding
the coming election September {. In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-15

.,.,,,s~nv's pure lard = a home p~oluc-
,,,n Ask your grocer FOR H.
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"Pet Cigarettes
The old favorites can now be found in
every cigar store.
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..-Ila Old nnfI1Ininr /,

This cigarette has jumped into popular
f2voE. AL ciEaE stores keep them.
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Last nights Of ''Finafore. % Madisoa parA
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Smoke la Florids J le' cigar 90 6.
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..,.., cigarettes Are the Best"

smokers who are willing 10 pay a little
,,ora and this saying q true ono.
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Instantly snd positively prevents fies, gnats and
insects Of every description from annoying norses
and cattle II improves the appearance OF the coatI
dispepsing with ny-nsts. Applied 10 cows IL VIII
rive them perfec. rest thereby Increasing the guam
tty OF milk. IL IL also positive insecticlae Tor
tive Recommended by Thousands using IL . One
gallon lasts four head entire seasen. Price IN
eluaing brush, quart cans, si.00: half-gsloD SLI5
sna one ralcn' $50 COOPER d LEW
seattle. gashiugfop. Sole Agents ios
oregon and Washington
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ret cigarettes are Tie bcst,
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Last niyhts o. ''PinAfore. Matfison park
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Ayers
Hair vigor

After using one bottle of this
preparation. my hair was restored
to its natural color. and ceased
falling ont" Mrs. HERZNANN,
$50 f.. 6sth ST., New York, y. Y.