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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03
THE u. S. MAIL
Steamer Buckeye
Running Between Friday Harbor,
AnacOrtes and WhatcOm.

This elegant steamer runs through
the Archipelago De Haro, Daily, Leav-
mo Whatcom at a. III. OH Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, calling at Cot
tonwood, Olga, Newhall, East Sound,
Orcas, West Sound, and arrives at Ell FRI
day Harbor with the mail at I P. Pm, M
for Anacortes. stopping at TT; Stanley,
Thatcher, Decatur, Nedro and Guemes
and arrives at Anacortes at 6:2O p: III.
Leaves Anacortes at 7 a. m. on tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, TOT .ne
ahoye named points arriving at Friday
Harhor at 1870 d. m. Leaves Friday
Harbor at p. m. and arrives at What
com at Z p. m.
For Freight and Passenger rates. ap-
ply on board.
A. NEWHALL, : Owner.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03

Ripans Tabules cure biliousness.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03

ftIpdNS IdUUI6S.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
RiDans Tabules cure f1atulence.
Ripans Tabules cure dyspepsia.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.
Ripans Tabules assist digestion.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
l;+;on try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
o asy q s appetite the s iss" as
kidney disorders and destroy worns, gi'in os
, ,,sm ~. ner package. For sale by druggists.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03
-: THE
SAN JUAN COUNTY BANK
.v.TF OFFICERS.

,o,n,y HARBOR, WASHINGTON.
Ranking BUSHES of all Kinds
Solicited.
..o,3 Money orders on all parts Of the
D, ,i 'fGa,+nished upon application Deposits OF
.oa and I'd upwards received and interest paid on
t tine osRTT'ITO LOAN on Improved Farms for
hoNL r,itb option of paying at the end OF
I'VE !s ss-s Interest and principal payable at
friday HaTbor
LEAHDFH"Nr 80 Vice-President
{. + - Cashier
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03
A. NEWHALL, Owner

nbanberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is uneoualled for Eczema, letter, Salt,
Rheuu. Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands. Itching Piles, Burns, Frost BITES
Chronic Sore Eyes and GRADUATED Eye Laos.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03

By order Populist County Central Committee
D. KEPLER, Chairman,
r. JONES, Secretary.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03
wANTED-AN IDEA % y sss ssa s Ia1Ss

th;no tn natent? Protect your iaeas III
hing " YOU wealth. Write JOaN .sh;neton.
BURN 8 CO., Patent Attor1s .r
~. O. for their $lseU p1aze o
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-09-03
Sent it to His Mother in Germany.

]. c. CLINTON, Chairman,
G. B. briggs, Secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
Looking for william Coffee.

Chief Of Police Reed received letter yes
tars.ay from a law firm % Rochester n. T.,
asking for Information as 10 the where
ano14ts. or proof OF death. OF William Henry
Coffee, who IL Supposed 70 have been
drowned In April. 1876. Fer three years
prior 10 that date be was a resident OF Sc
attic aad corresponded regularly with his
mother and sister. who 1--we in Rochester.
During THE threshiEg season ol 1894 Coffee
WAS engaged In that work In the vicinity
OF this city. and had James HAM. aged
% years. az a partner. There was an In
ssraace upon his lie. payable 20 his
mother, which the attorneys wish 20 coli
rcL The mother is In destitute eircan1-
stances and has a boy years old depend-
ing on her for support Coffee. IL living Is
% years cid. He had dark brown hair
large brown eyes. a large dimple IN his
chin. and when he left Rochester about
I'VE years ago wore no beard He meas
used about 5 fest 70 inches IN height.
weighed about iso pounds. and was erect
IA figure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

ist add: blocks . and q. McGilvra,. q,
add. lots and Z. block a. A A. Dennv.s
Plat or an extension to Terry.S I~r asd.
lot !, block q. James AeNargnt's ID al
May Ii. sl20a.
Charles Erickson ct ux- 70 simon Rem.
son. ma sir NV Sc SEC q. to q, s. 10 a.
May q. $50.
Helm. lot II, block $. Gilman Park, Nay
1s. $50.
Louis d. Bruins ct ux to Charles r.
Hess, lots I to 10. block s Coulter's add.
May "a. s. 80.
Philip Hibaer to B. F. Stocking and
John Ford. block 10. Woodland ada. SAL
mon Bay csty; block, II. Biackmar's sup
rla. Woodland add. Salmon Bay City,
Apra =. q c.. S1ea.
l. William Adams TO Frances C. Adams.
community int in same property a. saer-
IFS deed iss sis. May Is. a. c, 81.
Maria Raidle and husband. Thomas. 70
William j. Bernard lots ami s. block S.
repsat blocks c ard D. Hamblcts Acre
Gardens. May ID. g0o.
Frederick s. DeWo,fo Ct ux TO LOUISE
ara DeW. Whittiesey. lots 8 and I. an.
frac lot Q. block X, W. N Bells 9TH al,
and right OF tnyress and egress to sad
property. May IL. love. etc.
James McCoou1hs et w. 10 Edwin Eeiis.
lots to L block I. E5en add. May Is.
E.5A.
Mondays Transfers.
Real estate Transactions since January I.
1896. are s.. &c. gs.TL There vera dlesi sor
record yesterday Is de-ds. agEregating
SIC. ESQ. r. Following Is a list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room u Occidental
block:
City to 7. ". Gordon. 81. lot I, block 0.
Young's al. March u. rsL
William Duerr to Maria e. Duerr lots e
and n bscck Z. Denntson Heights ad, FIRE.
mont. May Is. szo0
n J. Fleischer 81 ux by Henry J. F1essch-
er, attorney. TO c. " Sheafe. receiver
Washington Savings bank. lot I. block "a.
J. z Nagie's al. May is. c. 81
Gus Anderson ct Tx to Frank B. 6kager-
lind. bot Z. block q. k;cds I'D. April u. y.
til
Henry Fl. Western 70 Ada H. Western, "a
ne. ne So and lots and g. sec .. sw nv
lot 9 and NV Cor Of Sc nv and pt NV 50
sec 20. 70 q. L 344.ss acres. May .. 1900.
Bessie Hendricks snd husband. J. K. 70
Mamie 8. Erwin. biocks A and b. Byron-1
aa November - ~. Sca
sheriff 20 Christ Enudser. psa.ntiH. ne -.
sec =. p 3. rs. 20 acres. May 2, s7i.ss.
Sheriff 20 Hattie e. sps.sis. plaintiff. !cs
Z, block =. A. A. Denny's ad. Nay I.
Ss-HA
Philip Hfbnsr 20 ATosrt Sapp. lots 10 and
IL elock !. Lake View ID, May Is q 9. 81
New England Northwestern fnvescsueue
Co. 10 Rot-rt Goo1burn. lot .. block s Hal
ie-s' al, Apra Is. ESQ.
Frank A howard es ux 10 Hymaa Green
blast and Alexander Bridge. lots 1 Z. ana
10. uirk q, REey's sd 20 fesisys al. South
Seattle. May IL. s75A
d c. Bother q W 70 N n OBrfen, lot
I. block /. Eothssi's ist I'd. Bothsii. April Is
s7D.
e F. Allen 20 r. J. Alien. lots 70 ard II
Nock -. lots 10 Is, block los. SEP plat
wooalant Park a. June a. sv. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
TAX INCONSISTENCIES DISMISSED.
Judge Osborn Decides That the peitn-
qucnt Faxes oT 1891 Must Bs Paid.

Judge Osborn Decides That the peitn-
qucnf Taxes 81 1901 Must tie Paid.
The remonstrRHcss AZ a number OF people
against Ire sale q lands in the county
for The payment % teliragent taxes os
iSi have Seen dismissed ~ Judge Osborn
Ter tire reason that they were uoe well
foa-iesi And nos sustained IN AsS sntiinEs
% tact. conclusions % law asd judgment
q dismissal % resnuEstraacc$. Judge os-
Bora savs.
Tbs oamse coming on Tor hcartug ,Ais
Eeh eav ~ May. ana Il appearing 60 ths
eoaTs hat Myra r Killings haa duly sls-i
aer ren,onstrance against the sals Of lots
saai :. IN hlacs Ia. % D r. Dsuay's afsfl.
Noa 70 North seattle. gor the sad taxes
p NJ ard against tie sale ef LOT s IN
eteck =. ~ Cove atGtisr - the CITY q
ssatt'r. ard AGAINST the sale o, lot & IN
esock ~ Nssler's arst AtS54sscn 20 tee
sy % Seattle. ana tcf e IN block :. -
tr1ua atiiticn % re cry % Scaftis. fer
ise taxes - ISL Ar1 thst shs resaoastra.ss
6 HuxAes -. X A. Hastings and l.
. ststzoae, eaiy Sled their rcrionSfrssce
e~AinSt TIE sale - iuls = a. S. = ard q
r eieeE 81. o. n,Eeiow's ada ion to tn
esy 81 Sra.tls for TIE taxes OF tSai. ar2
skA.nS; tas saie - lets 6. Il. Aad 4 n
NeeN u. a~8 lst s. n tieek - ant fet &
"a eleeA :. ans lot 4 IA hicck Il. ant frs :
= a-ock T. = Central seattle aadttiar -
tas city ~ Seattle. for sad taxes es iSsi;
40 sTainat the ssie % las =. - BOOK n.
NJ CTS - ani Z. IN hlecS ~ and BOT :,
= Aock 2. All Dot 3 n Aieck 81
- fei = n eiock * s-1 to< =
= eieci< 81 - McNauxhf.s Central Seattle
AA@spsa 90 .cs cicv - seattle. sSr ire taxes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

s-irch AE-vocl Scotch Mixtures
and checks. IN color hien<itnGs Of new
sans. browns. grass. blue. etc. the
class Of goods usually sold for SC. at
&c . yard.
xs-tnca Atwood plaids IN . variety
% over - Styles In the newest. bright
est. more sessrxiae coioringp specially
adapted for Ladies' waists and ehii-
dren's wear. ~ Gee q yard
ke-lnch Broken Checks. ali-wcoi. In
tars. browns. grayx and bsaea, asa-
ally sold for soc q yard. at SC.
xe-lnch Preach ChACien. ell pure
wool. tn lixht and dark sronndA. . full
line OF very chotes oeicrtngA &c .
yard.
ss-lnch Preach yovs,sy BcucIes. In
stripe and plaid effects. handsome COLI
orings and mixtures OF tan. browns
and grays; "A exceptional bargain at
Us yard.
ss-lnch Bicyciefts Cloth, raanprocf.
In medium and light coioringA U-a .
yard.
ss-inoh Au-wooi crepons. IN excel
Lent eoicrinss OF gray only-s different
xhadings-two suits Of . kind, G-se .
yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19
Bobhed HI. Benafactor.

r H. Rhodes. night barkeeper ot the
DiAer. was the victim % misplaced conf
dence sunday ni<iit- 4 nan VINO had none
of the Appearances OF a tramp, giving the
rsnne OF Robert Ma-shal came into the
rsare where ~ wss employed aza unfoleea
TO him story about being 4 stranger IN
town. Gat broke and wanting money 20 get
. bid Rhodes. deceived ~ the p1anssis
tale. took the stranger 20 hts own room.
In TIE morning when Rhodes cana az
watch Re found THAR the interesting
stranger rad taken BIS Departure and had
taken v..h him IS a souvenir Rhodes bsz-
pair q shoes. Indignant AZ mis-. Rhodes
sought ire aid % Officer HuT. and ssarte;
oat 70 Aunt the man who had betrayed his
con6&rare. While walking down Washing
tot street TIE TWO sighted MarxhaE. ard hs
was shortly nehiaf me tarz. n was tried
before IRE municipal court yesterday after
noon and sentenced TO aftsen days snpr.s-
eminent
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sarurriay's Transfers.


Gso-re n. stocks ct Tx to Abose ID.
Tardsley. lots and 4, block IL. southern
Pac,ds Ian! Conpany's Huntington fark
aAt Des Moines. April is. 1851 I'D
o. C. Luther es III. to William falter-
san' lot, / and L. block 5. Southern
Pacific add. West SEATTLE; lot J, niock ~
CRAFTS Salmon Bay add. Ballard. LOT
block Il, Wins Schr.d's East Seattle acre
tracts: lot 6, block IL Ballard Park add.
May Is. q.
aihtr, burrows to Elizabeth Burrows.
1850 acres In lot 4 sec & - "A. ;. March
L. 1880. 81. 40
nart sw ne and lot s. sec 8. % "a. 8. SO
acres, January II. e.
Thomas H. Duncan ct ux- to J. K
Decker, lots ., and si4 NV sec J. tp =. 2.
and acres IN VIII sec :. t2 .. D Aay '. ~;
Receivers Northern Pacific Kauroaa
Company to Robert Dcnpsy. NV nv sec ,.
To :. rs. % acres. April II. isa5. si7s.sS.
Luther s.. AIbee ct VI. 10 Ida Foster. sis
lot :. block .. Kids ada. May Is. 500
John c. Keith ct TX. to John McRas. lot
& block I. Washington Place add. May :
a. O. 81
.ngron Savings bank. UNDIVIDED half follow
ing urcperey: Lots and 4. block l; lots
! ane /. block :. Frank Hsgerfs add:
blocks . and ., wrighr's add: block J.
LaSi-s nsf1. and ail lots I. .. and 3. block
I. woodfawn add Green Lake, May u
ESQ
snert- TO .sna., lot 10. block L Washing
ton Place add. May T. $50.
Sheriff 70 Washington savings hank,
plaintiff, lot =. sec q. - =. 8. May Z
ssse.
James I. Lengsorshy ct TX 20 the Free
Methodist Church ~ Green LakA lots 1
and Z. block ~, woo-iiawn add. Green
Lake. October Is. 1895. 81.
Francis w James 70 Seattle. Lake Shore
q Eastern Railway Company, strip for
rixht-of-way OF westerly end lots ana Z.
elock ia ssatfi. tide LANDS. January Is. IL.
Nv. elise ami elise Investment Com
ra-y 20 <arse, strip as feet wide for right
of-way OF rsstsriy end lot ). block Ia. Se-
attic tide lands. January II. g.
Grznvtl,a o. HAIier 81 Tx to same. strip
for rfght-os-way OF westerly SIDE lot $,
block al. Seattle tide lands. January 20. 81.
rsxhr-os<way OF westerly emf lot . block
-. Seattle es3e lands. Jauua-y Is. s.
Louisa Denny ard husband. D. r. 20
.arSe. strsp Tor rigAt-oS-~ay CT westerly
SIDE Blocks -. is5 aas lots 20 :. block
Iss. Seattle tide ian5s. January Is g.
Morgan J. Carkeek - ux- AMI John
EioSrarrua1 - TX. 10 same. rtEh- -af-vaY
svs- d block IA Seattle tide larSts. jar
II. n
Morgan. 7. Ca-fseS- e. IL 70 same. right
of-way ever p. block ia. seattis t.ds
iarfs. Jan. =. g.
West Coast Improvements Co 90 Henry
arzl Annie Dorm. LOT ~ block : Gilman
Park. May "A SIS
sheriff 90 F>ranc-s c Assrzs lots 4 9
and :. b5cck r: lots $ arr = block =. c. p.
Fs.~zvsss -xar. Lot 4 Block Ac<aughrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

pextar Her,eu A Co. began an ac;ian
yesterday IN IN. superior court sgsiHst
Charles H. Lombard. Helen r. JhI. Adoiph
Uht. John Thomas. Seattle Warehouse ard
Terminal Company. Frank Hanrars. as at-
s,sia.<sratsr % the estate Of Eiizabe<h Ian
coin Lombard. for the foreclosure q q mort
sage. given as security On - 900 prcrriS-
cory note issued on September y. fSei. %
Elisabeth Lincoln Lombard. tAer Marshall.
and Helen n. rhL then MARSHALL Tse
property rarns1 IN the mortgage ecrssts
q lots ana OF section : township "a.
T-ha Defendants Charles II. Lombard
Aasiph Uhl. John Tomas ard Seattle
Warehouse ard Terminal Company are
named because they each eAs'-n 20 seve
sors-e interest N the mo-tra<et premises
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

In the F~sfsral court yesterday JuGx9
Hsnfor1 referred the case of the Grarzn-
tss Loan All Trzst Company to Eben
sa1sth. master In caancery. 10 take e*i-
Gence-
q. H. Fortson. attorney for plaintiff,
0Ae1 notice Of lnfe.Ssoc 20 move for a
E~w tT<Al ID the case Of J. Z. R1se1o-pE va
". * Fitzgerald. constable for Seattle
Precinct. yesterday.
The attorneys FOR paain.i6s In the case
Of r J. Huston ard s. j. Hsu vs. Carries
Becker 81 al. have given notice thar they
VIII appeal from the JSzxsxlsnI rendered
against them 90 me supreme court
Charles McAllssser aaa cs-rts McAII.s-
ter, against whom a Judgment wzs Sc
cured some time ago by the Es5ey-G1Est
Cigar Company. have been ordSrsd cy
Judge Osborn % Appear before rim ana
explain way they refuse 70 apply any
property they have - SATISFY lie jutg-
EaSns.
Judge Burke began an action fl the su-
rersor court yesterday against Andrew
J. Baurga--rer. the contractor for the
Second street paving. for $50 damages
sustained 10 the Burke building ns
damages consisted IA the breaking q a
window pane oy q psscs OF material used
tn the curling o. March by some o. the
lAbo<erz.
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WANTS THE SALE RESTRAINED.
w. C. Calhoun Claims He Had an
Agreement with r. r. NcSoriey.

A case In which the Friend-Degginxer
Company pays an important part was fiet
IN the superior court YESTERDAY. although
that nrm is not mentioned IN ths title.
w. c. Calhoun 10 plaintiff and E B. Nc
Sorfey and Sheriff Van De vantsr Defend
ants. The action is for a restraining order
against the sale OF property belonging TO
Calhoun. but against which McSor.ey se-
cured a foreclosure last week on A prurnls.
sorry note Of s3s9. Calhoun comes In now
and alleges that h. IL the owner Of the
property At SCI First avenue south, used
by the Frler3-Degginger Company as a
saIoon. which property was leased to the
company for ore year NJ a monthly rental
OF 30. commencing August Is. 1856. At
this amount from ths above date TO May
o. when the action TO foreciose was com
mencef, the rental amounted TO s-1a e
after eedacting all other payments aad de-
mands under the agreement NcSoriey
during ali II this time was barkseper for
Friend Drxgsnger. and as such. Calhoun
alleges. bad fgl knowtadgs Of the terms e
the lease.
GA September ;. 1855. Calhoun borrowed
$40 from MeSnrsey, with. as ne alleges. TIA
express understanding anS agreement that
al sums ard amounts 70 become due from
month % month 60 him from Frsene-Deg-
ginger. under the terms % the agreement.
should BE- collected BY NcsarIsy ana ap-
piled "a payment to the loan. and II any
portion az ,Ae 500 should not be slily paif
through the rents 50 reserved AZ the sxpi-
ration OF the tine. thea the balance shosii
be paid BY tire maker 81 the note.
Calhoun alleges that McScriey dif cri-
iecf from the Friend-Degxinzr Company
s1fs g. witch amount with the interest &C.
Quoted from tire original note $40. voi1ii
leave ~ q. which am1n: he IS willieg
Ans rsAey 70 gay into court @, fuil salts
facftcn n tho claim McSoriey. Il appears.
dit not conference this transaction. for
GA May ha commenced al action for fore
closure through the sheriff for fsfr ard
VIII seii shs property ~ not restrained BIZ
tina court.
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Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery.

cAHs-cn,s Fast Hack Extra Heavy
Rib Cotton Hose. iac pair
Chsisrrn's Fast Black Seamlaas
Double Heels ard Toes. ISs<e and 80
pair.
Cslsren's Fast Black Seamless
DoaAls Heels and Toes. extra yalas.
&C pair.
Boys Fast Hack Seamless Extra
Heavy BICYCLE Hose. &c pair.
chiiarsn's Tass Black and Tan Ssaa-
less. double knees. hesls and tosst "a
and "A i-sc pair.
Ladies' Fass Black Seamless Hose.
1ac pair. worth lsc-
Ladies' Fast BLACK Seamless Hose.
t-ssc pair. worth &c.
Ladies' Fast Eiaek Seamless HosaI
Is s-sc pair. vorth sc.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hosa,
80 pair. WORTH sc.
Ladies' Fast Hack Seamless Hose
. f-sc pair. worth 5oc-
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hcoes
sac pair. the best value No have ever
shown
Ladies' Jersey RIB Vests. 100. Ia,
70. &c. SC each. special vAiasa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

Su0gs D~ansy. Of snoAnsniah, Ueaving
the Hatch Case.
Judge John c. Denaey. Of snohou,ssh
county. held court yesterday IN the IL
hrary room Of the superior court. having
under consideration the case Of John Coz
ms vs.. A d. Warner - a., an action
brought 70 recover SW. or a ona-haif
interest IN the property 6ecrsest 20 War
ner for winning the case Of the In1izzs.
hatch la their sulr against the city Of
Everett decided some months ago By the
etrezis court OF appeals al san Fran
cisco.
The case dates back to the time that
warner took charge Of the case for tina
Indiana Al that time neither he nor
the Indians had any mansy with which
70 prosecute the sutt and meet the Incl
dental expenses. % he appealed 20 Jahr
Collins. Samuel Coulter and J. ). NeAxner
ard asked them II they would cefray the
expenses. promising 70 give them ene-
half OF what he won They agreed to
this and advanced him money for tina.
but finally ceased. claiming that he ~as
expecding ths mcn@v for other purposes
than those Of tho litigation The matter
was talked over ant finally an agree
nsnt sas entered into between Warner
and Coulter wnersby the latter wAA 10
fsrnish the necessary money for the prose-
cation Of the suit, and was 10 receive .
o1s>-hAa interest ANY property he may
10 decreed. Coulter assigned his claim
10 Collins. who now seeks To recover
what II due under the agreement War
nsr denies that the plaintiffs advanced
him more than Sz.sel sad also denies
that they furnished kln xith the amount
claimed.
Warner u represented In the case by
stratton. Lewis q Gilman. and Collins
and the others By z. C. HuEhea Yester-
Days session was taken Up In arguing
whether or not counsel for plaintiff should
be allowed 10 amend the complaint, sub
shutting Coiltns name, so as to show that
the assignment Of Coulter 20 Collins was
with the consent Of all parties at interest.
and that Collins was therefore q trustee
James Hamilton Lcwis held that the as
aignnent did not carry TO Collins the
right Of trustee. and that therefore he
could not brig suit On the agreement en-
tered into with Coulter. Judge Denney
held otherwise and granted Mr.. Hughes
permission to amend the complaint IN con-
formity with his motion. There was quite
. crowd present at the hearing during the
day. including the Indian owners OF tho
property along with Warner. The case
went over.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-19

x i9is and u src>artc~ - rne erzsr- tsze
ese rs1zs7stsanseS ars rot vel sozzsee
"a saet shs g-oun<z therein rated ara
s$cns % izw:
THAI sad xenonstrzrc~s axasns- she
s&is Of said tzssss for ne faxes et 1851
should - tssrrtsz>e- whers<ors. ard by
rsason q the ssrewslnx. Il - nesxay or
0@rsys. aftSdxsd and decres6 tina. ,ss re-
nsors<rAnces eeresn aSows ssersso1e1
egainsr the sale Of iAnds her~En above n<n-
ts'ned for the taxes Of 1871 h@ ard they
are hereby respectively dsxrissed--