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Arizona republican., 1896-05-31
MEMORIAL DAY IN FRISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O.-Me- morial Day was observed here by a military parade of the Grand Army posts with men from the Philadelphia, the naval reserves and detachment of the National Guard. The soldiers graces at Odd Fellows cemetery and at Presidio cemetery were decorated.
Arizona republican., 1896-05-31
JACKSON CHANGES JAILS.

NEWPORT, Ky, May 3O.-After making a personal examination of the jail, Judge Helm today declared it un- safe and unfit for the keeping of Scott Jackson, the murderer of Pearl Bryan, and ordered his removal to Covington jail, which is very strong and secure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29
/. W. ESTZ DEAD.
Contracted the Dreaded Pneumonia ~
Cripple Creek and Expired suddenly.

Contracted the Dreaded Pneumonia ~
Cripple Creek and Expired suddenly.
The sad news was received IN this city
yesterday of the death Of l. w. Entz. for
merry q broker here. with Offices in tho
Baaley building at Cripple Creek, Col.
The telegram announcing the death was
sent 20 n. II iAtiuaer by l. D. Ross. who
was occupying Offices with Entz. and was
as follows:
Cripple Creek. April 9.-N. II. I.atiner.
Seattle: Notify Mrs, l. W. Eurz that Mr..
Entz died tssis morning at O'Clock Teie-
graph wishes respecting remains
81. d. ROSS"
Tho first inamatton Of Eutx' Illness WAS
received by q telegram sent 70 Mrs Entz
on Friday last. announcing THAI her hus-
band had been stricken down with pneu-
rsoraa- the disease that " killing 80 many
people IN the big mining camp and which
has recentfx caused the death Of two for
mer Seatilsttes, William Codrfck and VIII
lam Mcmillan No cthe- word was re-
ceived until the arrival Of Ross dispatch
yesterday.
Mr. Entz came 20 Ssastie IN 1855 from
G-eerlSurg. Kan. where re had be-n en-
gaS~i In the banking bsssfrssss, He was
about Is years old snd was born In RusSsa.
coming 10 .sts country when but q hoy
with his Par~nss. who are still living in
Kansas. Dursrsg MS Residence In Seattle
he represented tho weii-known Jarvis
CcEsisn Mortgage Company. until that
company went into the bands OF re-
ccsve-. Last summer he went 30 San
Francisco. where hs oper~G brokerage
Office. and ahsut four months ago he wen.
"a Cripple Creek. There be and L. %. Ross
opened brokerage ofiics. which they have
carried 90 up 60 the prerserE tame
Deceased leaves a wife and two Children.
both girls. aged % ard years. living at
the pretty family hosne. 700 East Lag.
avenue. TIE news was great shock 10
ths Ettie family. who have IRE sympathy
% the eTssi-a community. Mr. Ensz had a
very large number Of warm personal
frsezssss IN Sssttse. who VIII be pzin-<s TO
hear OF hzs sudden taking or During his
r--ss~rce - S.attie Mr.. Entr acquired
csrssdersnie prcss~ty. and ieaye$ q SIS as
asfe fTrszs rance policy.
A c Bowman. hrosSe--sn-law OF the dead
broker. s-ae<rap1ned 90 Ross during rhe
afsar-,oor 80 ship rhe body 60 Seattle FOR
essrzsi. ~hsca vail bring u here some xsue
Hext week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

sec-ee Fer raat-ssr FOR srrfe hzs
been sis~et Or ire case Of n. r Sullivan
" "a Crapas - al
yatEe oseoru yesterday s.xSses an cr4sr
denying defasEs4Ey's rsrotfos for a rev
trtai q The cass Of Kate Evans vs.. tAe
Ctsy % Seattle
A rssntstitar % TIE sGprw ire coxzrt- az
S-u.iEx ths 524xrsent S the lower court
q Ase kenyaE Wi& case Was received frc5s
Ciyr-ri& yesterday
NsrrssE~ LICENSES we're i<Se~9 Yesterday
foe James Z Higgins sna Maud i.yorx
both OF Sesz.sf. James n rcssll szt
NA:ste PoTser. both 81 ScS efty.
Is TIE ease ~ s v RsMss wx s. . Hi
ct al. fsvclv1ex 4 czcr-xase q, TIE res
taur2Ef s1x sAte~eG u~usstrty q. SkySo-
nnt<h q crox<-1onrf2t-1t has he<r ns4t
asktr< ter tie s2peiagr1s-s ~ a r~S~svsr
All Ter . frtss1sSs sSa2zss C.elz a Bah
<-ors n ts1A&
In tss ease o. TIE stste * rel William
z Cisrs vs. = ". szz4. as justice.
fr Horsf-e X NsrseI A&s Ezsss clam e
.x~-rrsz,s- as % So 1as hsz IRON The
Te~sir4esl MrSaAnscs' Assorts secrz. levied
a. - ,hS sns-1E arassF &AFG4saH.@Ez 20
sAsas4y a 5saxusent fer eo~ts.
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TRUST DEED or POWER COMPANY
Ihrcc Millions Of bonds -knickerbock-
err Trust Company the rruetre.

trust deed ~ the property % the seats
lie Power Company to the Kniokerbocker
Trust Company u New York was fled for
record yesterday with the county auditor.
II ga volnrasnoaS document. covering for
9-two type written pages. ard recites that
ne power company IN order 10 provide
Tor - corporate purposes and to provide
payment Tor debts incurred and 70 ee
Incurred. nAs resolved 10 issue A.ss.on
q Assas. Ia denominations OF s.. ee each.
Tse eonds are drawn payable IN gold Gotta
Al TIE once 81 the company IN New York
u H.. vtth interest at per cent, due
@rsa-snanaiiy. en- che frst DAYS Of May
aad November. The ecnds may ee re-
csenied a. Us per cent. ard the Accrued
lsssfest. pursuant 10 the eoadi1toas OF
We msr gage or deed Of trust. which was
sscaF~ ire payussn; Ct prsacifsAi ard IN
tsr~st. tAs company has mcrTx&xed al
vs. rree~rty, Including the following,
FAs eam Hesr she ogsles ef Cedar Lake.
ses~aasr with all overlooked lands ard
ssraesares recsSsary for the storage %
eafer. and the rikht 10 use che lake as
: r~servosr. all 90 Section -, township =
rsass !. ssa the right 10 divert ire waters
- ceaar rsver At some point IN the ssS-
eAani tno r;gat-cf-wav aAs. Espe lines frons
- ecsat o. diversion Ia Cedar river -
ssas lake. 4 distance % slgat miles, Ire
49, AZ tns cutt~t 80 swan lake AID the
ga - STORE wafer ia she lake. the right
say and a.Ne naes from Swan lake TO
n'nssn' distance Of ave nstles. ere pow
aoass and ether Buildings al Rsafca.
- rfrht-of-ssy ard p1re its~s from ReEs-
- % Seattle ard also 20 Tacoma. to-
ess@sr stth al Appliances and sssafnnent
s&-Y - a.strf sots electrical power.
N ease she power ccsnsany may co.,
Y Atsi<aese 20 ASST fn the es;sN-
.s- - manufactures at or eszr Sea.-
u reserves the right - Appropriate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

GrasA and Petit Jurors IN sAs Reser,l
Court

GranA and Petit Jurors In ths Heaeeul
Court.
m following Mse Of jurors has been
drawn Tor the Juns t4xm az The Cu6ted
States oour. in mis- city:
Graxs-W. f. Boone. ". J. Crzmbs A
y. Rsthbun. A. c. Martin. j. " Hopow.
A. u. sawteise. Douglass Young. Z. A
Tufusr. A. n. Towte. j. r. Na,an. %. r..
Htrrkiey and p. b Krnkier, all OF Sea .sle.
Henry camshi. Lasona: Fred r. Kelly.
Newcastle; A. J. kenne6y, Black Dsa-
n,ond; David T. Hunsaker. roit: K o.
Frassad. Utsa,acy: Sabine Abbott, Coupe
vile. William Bishop, Port Townsend:
William LziIy. Port Biakeley: d. e. Lncas.
somas; Bethel J. Rucker. Lowell: Wsfiam
- Edens. Gusmes: v. A. AaryhaIl, Ssdro
Thomas Hrrc. La Conner
Feut-Charses Baker. Sourzworth Bry-
ant. Walter Hail. w. E Burgess. r. 8.
Hopkins. H. C. Ingram. James II Brown,
oon- T. T. Smart. W. H. Maud. w. r.
Crawford. J. T. Nelson. Frank Brvsr aad
.. T. Brown. MI of Seattle; H. r. Haunou-
Fremont. w. ID. Waterhouss. Forks: A. r.
ktnneth. Coupeville: Thomas Calhoun.
Ccupeviiie. John Gaxen. Port Townsend:
J. H. Livsrxnore. Port Townsend: J.
n AcArd,e. ouilcene. f. Schiaxer.
Port Townsend; Adoiph Hos.u,ark. PouIs-
b. Adam Tosh. Redmond. ,. ID. Britton.
Ballard; c. o. Russell. Arthur; A. NJ sny-
DIR. Redmond. ". r. Gear, Avon: Edward
Good. Fir; John Prsiifman. Mount Vernon:
r. W. Napier, Everett: c. E Jackway.
Snohomtsh; JET Stewart. New Whatcom:
Charles Leedy. New whaicom: John Kei-
loEK. FatrhAyen. q. W. Benson, Fair
haven, b. II. Bruins. Birch Bay.
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The wiz pid Not con.cnf.

That the husband acted without his
wife's permission in attempting 10 release
certain tile land property appears from
. complaint hied In the superior court
yesterday by Mrs. Brita fandstrom against
the Hail n Paulson Furniture Company.
The land Is 8 tract sexSz on First avenue
south near Jackson street. The plaintiff
claims the preference right of purchase
as an lmproyer under the statute. having
previous 20 March u. $50. completed inn
provsment to the value u 6. so: and thesa
improvements. althnagh made by 3. Lind
strom. her husband. were paid for with
her personal earnings. On May T. 1895.
rAndstrorn. acting as agent for his wife.
male application to purchase the lands.
but last January signed a release 20 the
Hall T. Paulsca Furniture Company.
which she says had fun knowledge Of her
rights. Mrs. Lindstrom asks TO be ad-
judged owner OF the Improvement. with
tho right 70 purchase the lands.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

Cransacttona Since January 1 and Fo,
Yesterday


Real estate transactions since January
!, 1885. are H.S0Sss57I- There were fled
Tor record yesterday deeds. aggreyating
ss.is2 Following il a list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room q Occidental
block:
William Dudley Field ct ux. TO Alice II.
Miller, lot Z. block h. Gilman Park. April
8. q. C.. 81.
Babette Gsstzert to Louis, Abraham and
Sigrnund Schwahaeher, undi. lots / and 2,
block II. d. S. Maynard's plat. April % SO.
Fannie r. Kingsley to Cyrus Hutchins,
administrator Of Jonathan c. Kingsley.
deceased, lots :. and 1. block Is, Bell
heirs LIST addition. January ,, a. C.. 81
William II. Taylor ct NJ. to James IL.
Payne. 1910 acres in sec 15-ai-T: lots IS and
-, block 3. FAN City. April II: SSeo
James II. Payne et ux. TO William IL.
Taylor, nei4 and lots and sec a-ss-1s,
lso acres. April i5; Sc 900
Philip Hibner TO J. II. Green, lot 10. block
!. brooklyn addition. April 3, q. c.; SIS.
NJ J. Chapman, receiver of the Pullman
Mercantile Company. TO W. b. Roberts.
lots % and u. block -, Gilman Park adj
dition: lots and I. block II. Edes &
Knights addition, April II; sls5.
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WILL THEY DO IT,
MY NOW DRAW o A DAY EACH.
- Now Toward RstEuneA0nne-oaa
0Lsssesy Tschss DsssAsa - -
separate Prspssty.

1b~~ - . pussihliity q surprses - -
~cruux on the heads Il the varsour A.
rsrtments shcz they gather In tha rooms
n the co2-Aty commissioner thu morn
- ia response 10 . written ssuuss< s>ns
IL tAem in what b known - the SScker-
m resolution two weeks aeo. Ths meet
- has been called in the interests II re-
srescnmsat. and its outcome . swatted
vtrh more than ordinary tns~ress.
There vas rsmor anozt yestersAy, bu,
Il was held 10 have but sight foordAssoe.
has the commissioner, inxsend AZ fore -
enlares down asother notch o. cepsfving
sen< isek.ezs snp3oys Of has position.
would Voluntarily reduce their own pay
a seass enough 70 furnish compensation
for : good clerk A the Commissioners
e~w receive 5 pr day exclusive of ex-
penss<. they come close to being the high
81 cad men In the employ a the county,
ana there % . disposition to think thae
they have A. cary . task NJ any one else.
Every lime the commissioners meet to
crusader the question Of forcing = clerk
sss u his place or Of sealing down the
mary lsst the county has to pay Is. AMI
3 fer Of such meetings maips up enough
~ . mouss's salary.
That the rursor Is not entirely ground
- appears frosn the commissioner sal
ary list for the past Six rDonths. an 2naiy-
- Of which y interesting. The figures
aYo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

Charles f. Mattlage q Sons. iutervenors
IN the case OF Julius Berghoff VS.. Thomas
r. Oakes et al, as receivers. have applied
20 the superior court for commissions to
take the dispositions OF Charles F. Mat
tiage. James A. Craig and Henry F. law
renee. O. New York City. and A. ]. Fem
wick. Of HoSoken. y. J. Berghor IL the
noted fish factor. who operated IN Alaska
ard Seattle. and finally was arrested hero
for using his employers money. He jump
ed his bail. and NEXT he was arrested
in the East. where he was arrested so
frequently that he hired two men 20 sc-
company him so that he could always
furnish zureties in keeping himself out of
jail BerghofY Is SUING for 81. zS5 ~. claimed
20 he due as charrs< on a shipment OF
twenty-one carloads Of fsh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

From this statement IL appears that the
ccnmisstoners cost the county an average
n l3Ss.i 10 par month. or q salary for each
commissioner Of Siis.o8 Ia. figure largely
8 excess Of that paid anybody outside OF
- odicehoiders themselves. Gasch's
avseass salary Is Sixio. Heaton's b
QAa "a and NickerSon's IL So - Ia:
Dat n. Gasch charged - moro than
Eicksrson. and Heaton charged $40 more
han Nickerson. The commissioners
ehnr4s for an average Of % Is days per
0nnth. or . fraction In excess OF . days
9ch. Gasch CLAIMING Is. Hcaton ~ and
Vsckerxon 10. TIE highest salary ever
ia has been to Heaton. who drew elss 20
Cbr December. and who has never charged
~ than sis. Gasch's highest charge
vns einse In November. and he has never
narged less than sll&ss. Nickerson has
aver charged moro than $40. and his
busst charge has been SIS.
n Casch and Heaton could keep their
rs dawn to Nickerson's figure the coun-
n would cave $3.50 per month: U each
onnmissioner would consent to rebate
q u q day. as seems 10 be among the
spfbilit1es. the saving would be nearly
~ ard II each commissioner would con-
osnt to . rebate OF 9. 60 per day. bringing
~ olary down TO $3.50. which Is consid-
I'D fair compensation IN hard times for
: position requiring sometimes less than
county would be about sos per month
enough 20 furnish two extra men to
County Treasurer Maple.
Al the courthouse employees are Disposed
b view the situation phiio@ophicaiiy.
Some Of them say the last thing on earth
ne commissioners would do would be to
reduce their own salaries. even II they
sscsved twice as much az at present
1he commissioners, their friends the
olsFku ha ah a i4D1zfftNn tn
take everything in sight. and even have
PIT the county to the expense OF taking
test case to the supreme court. In order
hat they may be able TO charge up ex-
psnees fully while on service for the
county.
n heads OF the departments Indicate
n Their aetiors that they believe the COM
nisssoners are going too FAR when they ask
either for q reduction Of salaries or OF the
uamber Of employees In the treasurer's
s6ice Mr.. Padden points TO the crowds
~ people standing patiently TO be waited
On. and he says that the work accursn-
hted already II sufficient TO keep the en-
ttrN once force busy for several weeka
n all other demands On them should
cease. County Auditor Beuinn, II II un-
dersiooi. will make a complete statement
Of what his men have been doing. and II
tho worst comes. will consent TO ''pha-
hnx' OF one mHn. trio involuntary vsce-
tor 70 last two weeks Fer each employee
County Clerk Gordon points 10 the fact that
his force has been so badly crippled by
fttrenchment HAT II has been found i'm
possible 10 write up the journals for At
AZ least two rfcnths back. Sheriff Van
Dc Nsntcr says his department. n q; the
lowest notch consistent with efietesicy.
and County Assessor Abraham calls attess-
ton to the present activity OF bis ONCE
and the increased demands soon TO be
maze uroa Il;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

Specials this weeks
Violet Series. &C.
Bonnie Brier Bush. elotA hsunA es0
plete edition. Sc
Charcn's Marriage cloth bod. ~
regular prica Sec.
sar paper hack Nevels fer Ia Nors
than ias different titles BY the best
authors.
Our New York buyer secured . lot o9
books ~ . bankrupt salA ALI cloth
bound and by tho best authors. Thee
10 viii sch at less than 90 On The dol
lar. Come carly as fhare IL only .
limited quantity OF above bookA
Special for Monday oniy.
Madam SAns-Gens. eicth bound boet.
for SC
David GrtsvA b. MIA HanoArU
ward -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29
THE LOTTERY WINS.


The lottery case OF Ruth A. Robbins. as
guardian Of Thomas A. Wright. jr., vs..
Mary T. Jones ct al. involving . lot in
Eastern addition. was decided by Judge
Langley yesterday In favor OF the defend
ant. On the part Of the plaintiff 1t was
commended that inasmuch as the tickle, had
been given to Wright. sr.. by his father
tn-iaw. the GIFT had been intended for the
benefit OF the community. The court.
however. took the position that the gift OF
the ticket carried with It the lift OF the
property drawn by II. and therefore the
lot became the separate property Of
Wright as soon as the drawing was made
II Is interesting TO note that after
Wheeler had disposed OF the twenty-eighe
lots in Eastern addition by lottery the
late H. l.. resler attempted to sell or
some OF his property in the same man
ner along what In now Yssier way.
But the authorities would no. permit thts
TO be DOM. ard instead OF obtaining any
money from his scheme. the pioaeer saw
mill man was arrested. taken before the
court and fined so.
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PREPARING for Memor,a, Day.

The q. A. r. Memorial committee has
appointed the following sxsb-committees %
prepare for Memorial ssay services.
On spsakers-F. h Hnrd. ". V. Rsne-
hart s. ". Clark, Gsprre kinnaar.
Hail. T. Dodge. l. A. Treen. -
Hsfnes, John Kinnear.
f'ir.ance-Gesorge kfrnear. E NJ Schseck,
F. H. Hzra. D. c. Brown
Programm@-S. W. Clark. d. G. Brown,
". v Rsnehsrf. John Ksnnezr. Mrs.
Holmes. Mrs.. Lc~zre. Mrs. Hooker. Mrs
Langley.
On nsusto--D. C. Brown. 8 ". Clark.
Mrs. Nelson. Mrs Dr. Young. Mrs. Web
s.er
On decoratsan-sfr. HAsfsez- ID. c. Brown.
MIS-. Holmes. Mrs. Hesoks~. Mrs irvtn.
Mrs Barney, Mrs. Le8r,saii. Mrs Langley.
Ars AcCsxnhs, Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Bogzr-
6gzz
T-aA COMMITTEES then adjourned to uesx
azzta On Friday. May !. AZ p NJ Ia ttse
same SaIi. ard al ara expected TO Be pres
exzr ard -syo--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

Steamer wiilapa viii get away tcunoe-
row morning
Steamer AK VIII san for Alaska this
evening at O'Clock. instcaA of tn Tho
morning ~ usual.
The hustle generally preceding the de-
parturr of two Alaska steamers was NOT
noticeable yesterday, q general quiet Pre-
waiting On the water frUue
American bark Seminole. 80 tocs, has
been chartered by Renfcn Hoimee d ca
TO load lumber On Puget soani for sgd
ney. part az the cargo to oe discharge
a. Soau1aa.
On and after May the steamer Car
lands leaving time from Seattle 20 Port
Townsend. Port Angels and Seah bay
viii be a, q m Mondays. Wednesdays
and Frffays
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma, April ..-Special.--ship Scot
fish Daies was towed out to sea today by
the tug Sea Lion.
night with a large cargo of freight She
took out 800 tons OF hour and grain this
morning
Steamer WailA WailA arrived in last
signment Of lumber and shingles today.
Steam collier washfenaw sailed for san
Francisco hast night with over 400 tons
OF coal.
Steamer City OF Kingston took out $50
sheep and rs sacks OF shorts this morn
ing for Victoria
Steamer W. +. Munroe brought In !. go
sacks OF oats this morning from Skaxis
county for the HIN Cereal Company.
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Get On to the Northern Pacific Flyer.

Get Ou 10 the NoFtuern Ihcluc river.
The change of time via the Northern
Pacific enables passengers TO leave Seat
tie daily at $40 p. m. reaching ST. Paul
and Minneap polls in three days. 81. Louis
and Chicago in three and one-half days.
lincoln, Neb. al 1875 noon OF the third
day. Omaha at t:t5. St Joseph at $50.
Atchison az $50. Leavenworth at 7:ss and
Kansas City at Sos.
You can see from this that the Northern
Pacific equals all other lines to all points,
and. IL you will compare schedules. you
viii see the Northern Pacific beats all
other lines into Lincoln four hours, ST.
Joseph twelve hours. Atchison twelve
hours. Leavenwor;h fourteen hours ard
Kansas City ten hours and forty-fve min
utes. where immediate connections are
made IN union depots for all points
south.
Don't forget that the Northern Pacific
Is the only line running two trains daily
to the East. rha only line making close con-
nections with only one change of cars to
all southeastern points. the only line To
the Yellowstone National Park. and the
Pullman and dinlng-car route from Seat
tie
For full Information, tickets. sleeping
car reservations, etc. call on or write I.
A. Nadeau. General Agent, corner First
avenue and Yesler way. Seattle. Wash.
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POLICE NOTES.

John Burk, who IS charged with assault
and battery by Mike Quinn. viii have a
hearing today before Judge Glasgow in
the municipal court.
Owing 20 the trouble "Skagtt" Robbins
fas got into his case against John Pask.
for the alleged pslfering OF number %
s'ufref birds. has been continued until
May I.
n. Conway. q haSstpe OF the tsnsierioi1
districts. who IN terfered with police Of
Ecer few nights axe. was discharged
from custody yesterday on the promise os
doing better n the future
A NJ Burkel. lodging house keeper OF
Washington street. was on trial before
Judge Glasgow yesterday for asSaulting
John Holm. The latter alleges that Bur-
keI for no proVocatfon whatever threw
him down a esght % stairs and then pro-
ceeded to mep 10 the earth with him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-29

Actions were hegun IN the superior cour,
YESTERDAY a. follows.

Actions were Segus IN the superior court
yesterday a. follows.
Rr'ts fArts.ron vs. fh- Hail q pauls,r
Furniture Cerrrany-Te remove cfossa
from title % si3e iarss.
Mutual Loan ant Bafiatu< Association.
% Seattle. vs. AIexRr5sr Maitland - a. -
IsroFniSsory pct@ and mortgage. EeS %.
forfeiture 81 shares OF stock.
william Sprcai vs.. the CitF Of Seattle
Damages for personal injuries. s9fSs 81
George Rofhell w.. the CITY * Seattle
Damages fer perecsssI injuries. ssa,1ss
fAliy Ecgnrfus A Co vs. 7 = Arm
debt Of Cllpr~r Shin
ale Company. SG6l.sA
q, x-Nerchaaeise. sisiN.
Peter HesSsr vs.. Asher A Allen 81 ux.
--r-crli xSory Eots an. assigned sccosfrt.
kfes s.
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A report Of the recen. sale OF personal
property belonging TO the Aivord estate
was r'ed in the superior court yesterday
by David F. IL Fevre. assignee The
sale took place Apri; q and the bids ax-
Eregatei ACE s, ell Of which were paid
IN cash. The terms. the assignee reported
were advantageous. and he recommend.
that the vale be confirmed great deal
OF the property was composed OF farming
implements and . part was made -un OF
live stock. S-yth~s sold for - cents spsee.
. rrittv&ter for C6S. feed cutter & -
harrow LIZ wsEen gear. as horses 5
fer similar figures
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April S.-Arrtved: Unit
ed States steamer Aibatgoss. San Diego.
Departed: Australia, Honolulu: Queen.
Astoria. Farallon. YaQuina Bay.
Wha;com. April ss-Speciai--The ship
b. p. Cheney arrived this afternoon In tow
of the tug Boyden, ami win take a cargo
of lumber from the Beilirxisam Hay I'm
provemenf company's mill for Shanghai.
Hoquiarn, April Observation-Disclosures
ScfIrs J. f. Miller. Orion and Annie Geo.
from San francisco for HoQuiam-
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sef thAk purpose not exc>eflng - per
cent Of the bonds secured BY the deed
Of trust or Of the moneys derived from the
sale q the boz<<s. From time TO time
TIE company usAy invest this money IA
ne ssockp or bonds OF corporations. pro-
vi8ed. the company shall receive stock or
bonds whose par yafSs shah ar least os
equal to the sem invested The terms o.
suca Proposed investment must nrst -
submitted 70 che trustee.