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NOTICE OF sHERIFF"S sAl4k-irr ~
Superior Court OF the state q -
ington, for the County OF hhS liz
Scandinavian-Amer Bank OF $500.
a corporation, plaintiff, vs. ns'' "a
Dahl and Regina DAM, deishaaase'
q. 93s .,,s
Under and BY virtue OF an oFosf 2. !, ~ ~
and special execution. issued our o y
above named court. I'm the above sns's vi
cause. and 10 me. az sherir, alrersssa ~ IN
delivered. I have duly levied upon . ass
lowing described real properly, s.A1.sls
IN King County. Washington. ,.ss-
Lots numbered eleven ana 49, na,n-
ty-three and twenty-fouf, ~ Moes s, .d
Der three, and lot ten nob IN nioeh as,x Il
five. Lake View Addition 10 the -. .,1'sar
Seattle. together with aE ana s'a asass.
the tenenenfa. heredllameHts aho ~
terances thereunto belonging -, az
Notice IS therefore hereby FiFeh -. ~ a
Friday. the sth dag Of January, n ssg
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m q sa ID
at the front door Of the coal5 r 1.aT,rtg
the city Of Seattle. in said hfns ..ssgsy /.
I will sell the above described plvsJS hst
public auction, 10 the niEnest ~"
Dated this 10Th day Of DeceTnpe5ns, s ~
a. r. VAN DE VANIbh. s''''
corllaa e. Tangland Attorneys
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
and repair shop, and for storehouse at
L. 5. naval station. Port Orchard, Pu-
get sound Washington.-Burea OF
Yards and Docks. Navy Department.
December q lS@-Separate sealed pro-
pOsals. I'm duplicate. for the following OBJ
IectS, indGrsed proposals for "Construc-
ton and Repair Shop and Store
house. respectively. at L. s. naval
station. Port Orchard. Puget sound.
Washington. will be received al this
bureau until ] o'clock y. m. on Tues
day. February ? 1897. and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter. Specif-
cations and blank forms of proposal
VIII be forwarded upon application TO
this bureau, or the commandant OF the
naval station. Port Orchard. Washing
ton Bidders are expected to fully in
form themselves OF the character Of the
work required ny visiting the naval sta
and. II necessary, there obtained
certified check of two thousand 81 G0O
dollars and OF one thousand Isl Gl04 dol
lars respectively. must accompany the
proposals as q guarantee that the bid
der will execute the required contract
after his bid has been accepted. Respon-
sihle security viii be required for the
faithful performance Of the contract
and the right IS reserved 10 reject any
or all proposals not deemed advantage
ous TO the government and 70 waive de-
fects. +. O. Matthews. Chief Of Bu-
reau-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS PJ4s ut,
D.. received FOR twenty DAVIS 80 - -
seattle ice plant from Yesler into Sc
attic and erecting cold storage SEN
arate bids for moving plant aud p1tt-
ting cold storage desired Plans and
particulars furnished on application ~
CHARLES RTCHARDSNH ~
National Bank OF Commerce Buil5irr
Tacoma. Wash.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OrFTC-E-
Portland Or Dec, = isef Sealed p-o-
poea}s for extending 5esty AZ sIuaIsx
River or. vii be received here u~+fi
IN n. Jan .. lS97. and then rl,bii~Ists
opened Information furnished en- an
p'iceNc-- W J.. f-.k. can't EnErs
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
A p. RANDALL & CO earn@9,c--
- >pttn- -
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
san FRANCISCO BRIDGE s,CITP,S-T-
engineers and contractors. bridge hs-nS.
iug dredging haroor improvements al
general conTr2ctias- Charles street ard
First avenue SOUTH
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY b,,sfasr.
e. bridges for railroads ard hfxhwavs.
pile driving. trestle and wharf hnl}airg
So Seattle National Rank building
MINING ENGINEER.
MINING SEER-Exarninat,ons Re
ports ard consultation Is years fersrtf-
cal .xperience- RooE % Halter oiock
MERCHANT TAILoRs
CHoY CHUNG 90. 5as Send. bs;we.a
asa4 Il evrsIe tavs
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NOTICE OF sHERfFF's sALs q s.srr.
superior court Of the STATE oil ,s y s~. |.
ton. for the county 81 KING; s Ts ass
Carr. plaintiff. w. Gardner h,ssEsesSaois
sarah 4 Kellogg. his wife, aetehaa''~
No "a. &c. .Aa, ~ ~
ard special execution, Issued os' nrtl,lsa
above named court. IN tns aD3 s sslSyefsf
cau4e. and % me directed asig ,,s's.trg a.
I nav. duly levied upon the ioi "a - 4 re
Ecribed real property. Al.vaes
county. Washington. TOWN.. :, ,,ruheEss
lot number eight g. In 5loeh lsdltiof %
,blrfv nine (Ss). Of o plat Of ~ an ~ A
the city o. Seattle. laid Oh ="
SotIce is therefore hereby giy~h III III. Il
Friday. the 18th day q Jano y ys.sia az.
~ az ths front door 81 the courtho'lss, nsy
CITY Of seattle. in said DIX. irg PROPERTY egs ],
viii sell the above descf'iuass 49,, ana bet
psi6lic auction "a the higeest s''
pated this a6tb day Of Decs sn sgsefls
TWAIN DE VASTEfss -
= Ertfef.r Attorney.
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FOR RENT-oFrICr,.

Dor kAN I-At ia& rates. Gre s4fra II
Y &sa4aS1oa Territory IrvestrueaE Gem
rNaE bN4dirg. az corner 81 Cherrv Kna
seceno streets oveE gosG-I ate .lisenesr.
ApQly TSog2 -
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ADyERTIsERs' NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display advertise
nner's changed for the Sunday issue Hau
hand ia copy b. / o'clock SATURDAY l" 49,
sure change
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For sale. For Rent and SltlaS.igI
wanted vii be inserted a. the rae =.
cent . word eacn insertion. Fay bsa& =.
ceiyed for less than 3 cents.
%OTfCE-The business once OF Lns
posf-TnseIIlgsncer l. ouen until II .. m I:
Sunday hours. > a 10. 20 I2.s1 p m az ,,s :
10 q. m Classified advertisements WIZ
be received W 10 this time.
Advertisements VIII be received III
branch offices OF the Post-Intel ligence,.
TACOMA BUREAU-No- ll5 FaSlhc
avenue.
PORT TOwNsEND-wliliam J: Jones
BELLINGHAM BAY-New Whateoin'
q. RI Culver. Manager
OLYMPfA-4i7is Main street ChaFlss
Watson, Agent
The following letters await advertisers
So this office.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-Notice
Is hereby given that the assessment roll
OF local Improvement district No 100 in
the city OF Seattle, for the Improvement
OF Cherry street, from First avenue to
Second avenue. created by ordinance
No. 4.2SZ. providing for said improve
ment by paving and curbing the road
way and alley and providing for the pay-
ment therefor by the mode of immediate
payment: AID establishing fund for
such payment by an assessment upon
all the lots and parcels of land benefited
by such improvement. under the proyI-
sions OF ordinance No. 2.0S5. approved
April 20 1892, as amended by ordinance
No. $3.50, approved the Sth day of May.
1891. and the city charter. as amended
and now I'm force. has been certified 10
me for collection, and that unless pay
ment OF the assessment thereon contain
ed is made within thirty days from the
date of the first publication OF this no.
tfce such assessment shall become delin-
quent and shall bear interest at the rate
of 10 per cent. per annum until paid, and
II not paid before such assessment shall
have become delinquent. a penalty OF 5
per cent. shall be added and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against
each lot and parcel SO delinquent, and
with the interest collected as other
taxes separate account being kept
thereof. and If rot paid within the time
fixed for the payment OF city taxes
shall be collected az such taxes are coll
charges and penalties as are authorized
to be charged and collected on other de-
hnquent taxes. and each lot or parcel
so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment. with inter-
est and costs, at the time and I'm the
manner and by the same authority as
lands and lots are sold for city taxes
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City Of Seattle
Date of first publication. Seattle. Wash.
December %. 1896.
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rRt NIX FACTORY.

Dor TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING FsAr.s
50 20 Guecu cas- Trunk Factory. recs.tr-
Ia q specially. 4esirT avenue ana tos-
naegc8aL 6r4Cch. us Secoa1.
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wASTED-AGENTA

wANTED-AGENTA
wANTED-In every town in the state, a
stationary agent for our custom tailor
ing department All cloth made In
our own mill warranted all wool and
fast colors lit and style guaranteed.
Apply personally or by letter, with ref
erenees. 20 the manager of the Tacoma
Wooien Mills Co. Twenty and A
streets. Tacoma, Wash.
ANTED-Reilable Man 10 handle
agents for telephone tablet and special
ties. pays 5000 a year. tnclose stamp.
Victory Mfg. Co. Cleveland. @.
wANTED-Energetic men and women
wishing pleasant and profitable employ
ment. address In your own handwriting
p care Post-Inteligencer.
go A WEEK salary and expenses pa
statesmen. Experience not necessary.
Permanent position. The W. l.. Kline
Co. ST. Louis, Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT wAsTED-FEMALE
WANTED-A position as cook and gem
eral housekeepeF IN a hotel boarding
house or camp in Seattle or Rossland.
T. G Address room II. 1903 Third aV-
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS


a p RANDALL 4 co. earr,a,rs-~
toboers. glazing. Telephone. Green "a
- Sprtug stree:
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waxrEp-REaL ESTATE.

WA~TED-Lot on Fourth or Fifth ave
sue between James ard University: cor
rsr lot preferred. terms cash. Address
Buyer Pest Intelligence
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UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFTC,E-
Portland Or. Dec. -. fsaf- sealed NJ -
posa!s for extending 5esty At s!uaia v
River or viii De received here t,+e.5i
sp m Jan =. 1857. aud then r,,bit,-, !.
opo~pA Information furnishes IN = -.
r.lrstic- W J.. Fisk. Cant. ErFrs
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HELP wANTED-MAIF.

MEN AND WOMEN cut % employment
and willing 10 work can learn o. per-
nanent siteation a. sood wages. BY writ
ing a. oncs 10 +. V. Il. Box ~. Angus
"a. Maine
ktl-~f.ogCrrz. itsynherrnen ho0na
meo ana miners 20 look ~ the best
M&skinas made ora the Pacific coast
Seattle ooian Afiit llis F1rst avenue.
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CHpE CHUNG 60. GsiS Second bss1es
F4As and Jnicn- Prices re4acea.
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HELP wAxTED-FEMALE.

WANTED Second girl. SIS: place. no
washing or ironing. $40. nurse girl.
cooks helper; housewOrk. SIS and SIS:
Mattresses chamhermaids; dishwash-
ers: piano player. So; mattresses 10 serve
meals and drinks in h. c.. $50 and found:
variety actresses, family cooks. house
keepers, easy places, $40 and 81: your
choice from large number of orders.
M Cranes Jos " Washington street.
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WANTED-Iady with some knowledge
OF music TO solicit for musical 8ssocia-
ton; guaranteed salary 20 right party;
also lady or gentleman 10 represent
well-established house. salary. so per
month. Room 10. Monterey hotel, . a.
N 20 Z u. m.
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FOR HEyT-SToREs.

FOR RENT-Storeroom on Cherry street.
between First and Second avenues.
formerly occupied "a business office of
the Post-intelligencer; freproof vault,
with burglar proof safe Apply room Is.
upstairs.
FOR RENT-Store room formerly occu-
pied by the Deviue Shoe Company. No
sos First avenue. VIM. r. Robertson. 6i2
Burke building
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CHARLES WATSON. insurance. sc. Sas
and Se4 New York building. Telephone,
Main as
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CrITPAN-T
engineers and contractors. bridge hs-5tS
fng dredging haVbor inprovetneUts 81
general contracting Charles street ard
First avenue south
& TIL Z. pRInGr rosrpa>-r -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Scarlet fever is reported at 1884 Beech street
ana dlphtheria at 63 West Dearborn and 493
Stryker avenue.
The pupils Of Kelley's dancing academy
VIII VIII give party Wednesday night at 242
West Third street.
The schedules Of the assets and liabilities
OF w. H. Anderson were filed in the district
court yesterday. Assets, $1,074.59; liabilities,
81, 1850.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Stephens Episco-
pal Mission serve supper and hold a fair
Tuesday evening in the store building, West
Seventh street and Toronto.
Unity Theosophical society will have an
open meeting this evening, June 13, in Endi-
colt building, with talks on The Theosophi-
cal Crusade Around the World
valentine Koeh.er, a woodsawyer, at work
at Nash and Mississippi streets. was over
come by the heat yesterday. When partially
reSuscitated the central patrol wagon con-
Veyed Koehler to his home 436 Minnehaha
street, where the services of a physician
were secured II is not believed that the
man is seriously affected.
At a meeting of the St Paul Humane so
clety board of directors yesterday morning
MRS: ~ T; Ganse, general organizer. was
erected an honorary vice president and ten
dered hearty resolution of thanks for her
recent successful labors in behalf of the or
ganiZation. Mrs. Ganse will leave this even
ing for Chicago. and later will continue her
efforts in behalf of the dumb animals in In
diana
The Father Mathew society will hold an
important meeting this afternoon at o'c,ock
at their hall in Cretin high school building
All the old Father Mathew men in thereby
are expected to be present and hear the pro
posed burial aid movement now in eourse Of
erection in this society and to- be prese MED
and passed at the coming state Temperance
convention. The plan is all formulated. and
will be thoroughly explained at the meeting
before presenting same to the convention by
the delegates of the F. NJ. T. A. S. of st.
Paul. All the temperance men of other par
ishes interested in the good work are invited
to this meeting.
Mrs. J. Blum gave luncheon in hon.
or of her sister, Mrs. f. Rice, OF Chi
cago. The guests were Mrs. d. Dele
field. of Chicago; Mrs. J. Rothsehild,
Mrs. B. Loewerthal, Mrs. F. May. Mrs.
S. Weiss and Mrs. n. Firestone
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East ST. PAUL.

A reception was given Saturday evening
for Maple Leaf camp, Royal Ne.ghbors of
avenue and Wells street. Several visitors
were present from Starlight and Harmony
camps.
The Young Peoples Society of st. James
Episcopal Church VIII give a lawn social
next Monday evertng on the church lawn
corner Lawson and De Soto streets.
A musical enter nmeTt was given at the
East Presbyterian church Thursday evening.
DIR. John Wright was present and gave an
address. Subject, Russia
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Fauquser street. enter
tained a company of twenty ladies Friday
a. tea The rooms were tastefuily decorated
with cut flowers.
The Ladies AID Society of Grace NJ. E.
Church will be entertained next Thursday
Afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ed Otto. on
De Soto street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. lie May, of East Third
street entertained trends TUESDAY evening
Music was the feature of The evening.
The Ladies AID Society of Bethesda Hos
pital met THURSDAY afternoon at the hospital
to finish garmetns fer The patients.
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, of Minnehaha street,
entertained her sf.l.Cr. Mrs, William Bobn.u
of Knapp, Wis, PAR of the week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. J. Thompson. OF Maryland
avenue, have as heir gues:s Mr. and Mrs.
John Sedgw.ck. of Columbus, o.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Knudson. OF Sims street.
Hevelson, of Lorecboro, n. D.
Miss Marfure. G bbons will leave next
moath for San Francisco. Cal, where she
will sFerd the summer.
Mrs. w. c. Gor5ea, OF New York who has
been visiting friends in Eus+ st. PAUL, has
gone to the ccost.
Mrs William Potter of Fauquier street. is
entertaining her mother. Mrs. p Pearson of
Far,ng,Cn.
Mss Emma Stohl. of Lebanon Springs.
n. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Walker, OF Reaney
street..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price of York street
Will leave next month for Yellowstone Park
Mrs. J. Smith, of Staples. is the guest of
Mrs. William Sarkey. of FauQuer street.
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FORT SMELLING NOTES.

The Third United States Infantry land go
10 Faribault Tuesday evening to assist ar
the commencement exercises at Shlttucx
school. The band plays this engagement
every year, and seems part of the military
school commencements.
Music lovers will be deprived of the usual
tuesday evening concert on account of the
absence of the Third Infantry band at Fort
Smelling. Parades will be held, however the
neio musicians of the regiment furnishing
the music
Miss l.: Day is visiting Mrs Williams, of
Fort Smelling.
The crowds attending Fridays regimen al
parade and the open air cnncert were en-
ormous. The splendid music and good roads
are great attraction to cyclists The fol-
lowing programme was rendered and received
great applause:
Overture Festival 49,. Lortzing
Intermezzo-"Bald Enfants'' Jaxone
Selection-"T raviata" ....... Verdi
Southern Patrol .Voelker
Selection-''Robin Hood" De Koven
Fantasia on Scotch, Irish and Eng
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HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI.
Preparations for the Annual Reun
ion Friday Evening.

ion Friday Evening.
The annual reunion of the High
School Alumni association will be held
in the assembly hall of the Central
high school building next Friday even
ing at o'clock. The executive COM
mittee Of the association is making
extreme efforts to have this years re-
union the most successful one in it's
history, and an elaborate and attrac-
tive programme is in preparation. The
feature of the evening will be the
production of a laughable little farce
from the German, THE Red Button, -
which will be produced by a cast
composed of the following alumni:
Prof. Rudolph Bongen Leavttt Corn
ing; Gabrielle, his wife, Miss Nellie
Officer; Bertha Waller, her cousin, Miss
Mabel Robinson; Prof. Carl Blatt,
friend of Rudolph's. Murray Dewart
They are among the most promising
of the talented amateurs which the
membership of the association boasts.
Mr.. Corning will be remembered by
his success in Mrs. Pendleton's Four
INLAND" presented for the benefit of
st. Luke's not long since, and Miss
Officer, Miss Robinson and Mr.. De-
Wart have won deserved regulations
in parts taken by them in university
dramatics. Following the production
of this little farce will be a reception
Dy the VARIOUS GLASSES, anu d QduCiHS
programme. The music will be fur
nished by the Twin City Mandolin
club.
President Smith, of the high school,
and Superintendent Curtis will en-
brace the opportunity of addressing
the alumni while they are gathered
in the business meeting of the asso-
citation and there will, in all proba bility,
be an animated discussion of the high
school situation on the presentation
of the report Of the board of directors
for the past year, as the entire mem
bership is much concerned with the
method of retrenchment, which the
board Of education will pursue. DR..
S. G. Smith and others are expected to
sneak
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GOLF HAD THE CALL.
1t Was the Order of the Day in So
ctetV


The novelty of bright and warm
day was fully appreciated by the men,
berS of the Town and Country club,
who went in large numbers to the club
house yesterday. During the afternoon
many people drove out in stylish turn
outs. but the majority came on
bicycles, for there is very little diff
ference between a bicycle suit and a
golf costume, merely a different ar
rangement Of buttons. Golf was
the pastime Of the afternoon, the tar
gets hung neglected in the billiard
room and the tennis courts were de-
serted, but the golf links were crowd
ed. Photography, too helped to pass
the time for those who preferred a
cool walk or a cosy nook, to being out
in the sun, and quite a number of
snap shots were taken of young women
in graceful attitudes.
Tea was served In the afternoon by
Mrs Hull, of Minneapolis, and Mrs J.
Armstrong, assisted by the young
women. A large number of people
dined at the club and dinner parties
were given on the porches, under the
trees and in the dining rooms. DIR.
Taylor and Messrs Albert and Barnes
dined on the lawn.
Miss Heffelfnger, Miss Mcknight
and Messrs Earl Johnson, Smith and
Heffelfinger formed another party
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, Miss Mann. Miss
Marion and George Finch and j. B.
Hewitt formed still another.
About Q o'clock the reception hall
was cleared and dancing was enjoyed
until about H.
Among those who remained for the
Informal hop were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rand,
Miss Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs Dahlgren,
MIS-. >; X. Moves and Miss Noyes, MIR.
and Mrs. W. F. Peet, Miss Lampin,
Miss Horn, Miss Armstrong, and
Messrs. Hersey, McFerson, Willard
Carpenter, Mayer. Driscoll, Davis,
Young, Rand, HalIowell and Shepard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-13
OVERLOOKED A POINT.
Judge Kelly Denies Motion to Dis
miss Garnishee.

miss Garnishee.
Judge Kelly has denied motion to dismiss
garnishee proceedings, made on the ground
that the affidavit for garnishment neglected
to state whether the garnishee is a partnership
or corporation. In suit brought by Mary
Archer against Annie Gay, defendant, and
Warner, Richardson & Lawrence, garnishees,
the Plaintiff moved that the cause be referred
to d. E. Dwyer, Esq, to take the disclosure
of the garnishees. Thereupon Charles G. Law
renee, Esq, appeared specially bo:h for the
defendant and the garnishees and moved the
court to dismiss the garnishee proceedings
upon the ground that the affidavit for
garnishment was no. adequate to charge said
garnishees of defendants and was Invalid
in law.
In granting the motion of the Plaintiff and
overruling the objection of the defendant and
the garnishees, Judge Kelly says:
The only objection urged by the defend
ant and the garnishees is to the suficiency
of the affidavit. The defect alleged is that it
does not name the individuals meant by the
title Warner, Richardson & Lawrence" that
l. does not state what Warner, Richardson
& Lawrence'-if regarded as a legal entity
is-whether partnership or corporation. Out
side this record the court is we'll acquainted
with Warner, Richardson & Lawrence, and
holds them in very high esteem. l am care
fu- not to commit myself to he meaning O,
those names. But closing my mental vision
to everything but this cold record l cannot
dismiss the garnshment because Warner
Richardson & Lawrence may be a corpo. a
ton. And it IS not necessary 10 state in the
amdav-t that garnishee is corporation.