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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-01

CIVIL. SERVICE ExAMINATfONs-N
Ice 81 hereby given IN accordance with
tss provisions u section OF article XVI
az the city charter. that examinations viii
10 he'd AT the city hall for all persons
wro will have flied applications wilh tho
geattfa Civil Service Commission for .0-
altlnug IN me classified civil service Of the
rftv az seaftie as 10 lows:
Pn.ica ssgtics-fatTo5man and driver.
Fire Eervics- ptpenan. ira ksnan. engin-
Scr tfuarine ard nrel. pilot and stoker.
CIVIL engineering serT}ee-~t5rsu g n tssuan.
ecrnouter. trAnsifman. heal chairman, rear
chairman and aEeFpan.
ftfe~frsf seTFtce--ttlerk c9pyist.
Mechanical engineering service Engineer.
4s~rrre.t and Wood passer
f~xr.ertlan seTy.ee--5anitary inspector.
fafsor aerxIce-AI positions IN the labor
re~1t~. recurring skilled or unskled lshor
Erxa7r3ra eieus VIII 1sRIn 90 Decernh@r s
,s's ara spBlica tionz VIII be received FOR
~. zerfs not Later than November - 1863
Ap4iilc.Arta VII De examined ia the
,ra1Flss specified n the rules ana rex7ita-
,srrs If ~ I.ornrnfssiSn ana ~ The re1llira.
,,#nsz ~ rae positions for which Trey axs-
- sDplcarts for ire service viii ha 81
rrsr,e9 "a " familiar ~.ih the Fire Manual
Eaet applicant will receive poatal notice
~ re exact tifae q lis exarnina ION
ne nraer OF fFa f'ivil Service Commission
OF tie esiy .. Seat;.s
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT.
Secretary.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

The Company's elegant steamships
Queen. Walla Walla and Umatilla.
leave Seattle A. IN. via Por; Town
send and Victoria November ). 10.
Is, %, 3. -. December 5, 10. Is. %.
3. 20. January 4. and every fifth
day thereafter.
Leave sac Francisco for Seattle 10
a. m. via Victoria and Port Town
send, November .. 7. u II. e. q.
December 2. I. L. Il. %. a. January
/. and every nth day thereafter.
FOR ALASKA.
The elegant steamships Cottage
City, City Of Topeka and Al-Ki leave
Seattle a m. via Port Townsend.
November l. 8. II. 16. q. 20. Decen1-
Der /, 6. Il. 1e. Il. IS. 81. January 5.
and every ffth day thereafter.
For further information obtain
folder.
The Company reserves the right to
change without previous notice
steamers, sailing dates and hours of
sailing.
]. f. TROWBRIDGE.
Puget Sound Supt.. Ocean Dock.
Seattle.
city Ticket Agent. CTS First ave-
nue. Seattle.
Goosfail. Perkins s. Co.. Gen. Agt...
San Francisco.
%. ,-s..cA,..
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STEAMERS.

pacific NAVIGATION COMPANY
steamer State Of Washington leaves Sc
allie from Yesler wharf daily except Satur-
dav al 10 p. 10. FOR Everett. Anacortes
FaJrhaven and Whatcon, connecting at
Wnafron, for Vancouver and Blaine.
Connectlops-~At Seattle. Flyer and y. p
r. r for Tacoma ard way points: at Ever
-, r 4, NJ I. r. H.; at Anacortes. s y
- y al Whateom, r. Il. q b. 9. r. r
4~d steamer Lady Of the Lake at What
Eeturn!nr. leaves Whatcom daily except
Sunday at a m
steamer Faifhaven leaves Seattle from
ves}er wharf daily except Saturday al 10
- ~ for Edmonds. Everett. WILDLY ISL
a, "a and Ia Conner. connecting al La Con
go Nh stages from Bay View. Whitney
"', 951stm~p3n,,. leaves La Conner daily excen.
sunday. n. III. Telephone. Main ST.
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THE CITY OF SEATrLE-DEPART-
rnent of Finance. Treasures Ofiice-City
Treasurer's Notice
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. fz3 in The CiIy OF Seattle, created by
Ordinance No. 1873 Entitled an Ordinance
born Street in the City of Seattle, from
Tenth Avenue South to the Alley between
Maynard Avenue and Sixth Avenue South
by constructing an ironstone pipe sewer
with wooden box outfall OF proper difnen-
sions throughout said portion OF said street.
together with ali necessary wyes. openings,
manhoies, iamrholes. yeniilators. catch
basins and flushing tanks, and providing
for the payment therefor by the mode OF
immediate payment. and establishing q
fund for such payment by an assessment
upon all lots and parcels OF land benefited
by such Improvement under the provisions
OF Ordinance No. asa. approved April 2sth.
1892, az amended by Ordinance No. $50
approved May 9Th, 1894. and Ordinance No
44ga approved May 5th 1897. and the City
Charter as now IN force. has been certified
TO ME for collection, and that unless pay
ment OF the assessment thereon contained 10
made within 20 days from the date of the
first publication of this notice such assess
nent shah become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate OF 10 per cent per
annum until paid, and IL not paid beforA
such assessment shall have become delin-
ouent o penalty Of per cent. shall he
added and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax roll for tina
current year against each lot and parcel
SO delinquent and with the interest coll
lected as other taxes, separate account be-
ing kept thereof. and II not paid within the
time fixed for the payment Of city taxes
shall De collected. together with such addi-
f.oual charges and penalties as are author
ized 10 he charged and collected on other
1elinaiient taxes. each lot or parcel so de-
Uunuent shall be sold for the amount of
mich assessment, with interests and costs
an the tire and in the manner and by the
same authority as lands and lots are sold
for city taxes.
A. II. FOOTE
CITY Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Date Of FIRST publication. Seattle, Wash.
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Three round trips daily except Sunday.
Connections-At Seattle with the steamer
Flyer Tor Tacoma. At Everett. with the
steamer NNkado for Snohomish ana wlth
the Everett & Monte Cris.o railway fer
Monte Cristo and way stations.
Coiman Dock, Seattle: Merchants Dock
Everett. Telephone. Seattle. Red ss1. Ey
erett So.
f. b. SCOTT. Manager
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,Transacts a savings bank business ex-

clusively.
Deposits received from Fl 70 $40 noo
Interest allowed per a1nuu. Six per zen.
on term deposits. per cent. on ordinary
deposits
Dividends declared last days 81 Nav and
November Loans made on real estate n-
approved co,!a,eTsls only.
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Time Card-Leaves Seattle a. m. I
m. and p. m. Leaves Everett s:i5 a. m.
2;SQ p. m. and 7:l5 p. m.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLL-No-
rneut District No. I7s. for the improve
nnent OF Fourteenth Avenue in the CITY
OF Seattle under Ordinance No. 5,oS7. and
hearing thereon.
%otice Il hereby given that the agaess
r,,eut roll Of Local Improvement District
Ma 17s for the Improvement OF Fourteenth
Avenue from East Pine Street TO a pofpt
80 fee, south Of Eas. Denny Way under
ordinance No. 6.oa1 has been reported by
the Board az Public Works 10 the CRY
Council OF the city Of Seattle ana IL now
on file IN the office or the city Comptroller
and ex-oificio city Clerk and the same ia
row cr.en for public inspection Mt said Of
ice and viii remain open fer inspection
until Monday. the "a day OF January 1899
af 500 o'clock y. m. and all persons inter
esi.d are hereby required 20 appear before
the city council ar a session thereof TO be
hold IN the council chamber In the city
nau on said 81 dag % January, Is3a at 100
o'clock H. m and make objections thereto
A. aid time 20 fixed the city council viii
rrrst6er any and all objections maze and
wiil make such corrections in said roll az
- deems Just, and Will then By ordinance
aupyoye such foll ana levy ard assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
H., ~ land shown in said roll and declare
the same a frat lien thereon. Said mat
~ NAV be adjourned 20 a later date IL so
ordered By the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY,
s-,tv Comptroller and ExOiiicio City Clerk
~ the City OF Seattle.
Date or first publication. November Is,
1sys.
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HATCOM. ANACORTEs AND r,rn
HAVEN ROUTE. -Aih-
STEAMER BAY CITY
BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block, Seattle Wash

Capital ,,a, noo
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
sacSu urtn ..-...'-....---........- President
arthur n. Denny .............Vice Preqiden,
John s-sary .-..-.... Second Vice President
James X. Hayden. Manager, Cash'r Sacsv
jos T. Greeuifaf ...-... A ssisfarf (.asS,e.
Sigmund Schwahacher John Csn,linz
T.. G. Neufelder. r. l. Blodgett.
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PORT TOWNSEND sax J7.A< ~
ANTS AND WHATr0N ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THONPS0V
-. - MAJ st-es, e,,-,t., - - 10y
an4 T'ru~s3ar ~ 81 O'clock .nitr1gss -
~, Toxnsen&. Ssu Jua- islands ara NJ
vnasca-1. Returning leaves New Wat
-er, TUESDAY. Thursday an4 SATURDAY az
. = n = g -haenpson na-axar-ogirer
I.lly~ Boxardus & Co, agents. City Dock.
Ta.erhone Main s..
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SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMONDS
ROUTE.
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Before buying tickets ior AL
askn call at the cOmpany's Of
ices and ascertain the latest
reduced rates.
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STEAME rs.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE g. EVERETT NAVIGATIO.
COMPANY
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.f.7T RIVER TE,-stearrer CO.
7'f .-saf~qatEn weekly time cara. Lac
sue Nuyrru tcr - at Midnight %oy.a-,. .
= a. AZ midnight Teccpe~r =, .rs'
%ee- leaves Mount Vernon %5vs-r>,s.''..''-
=. ~ 1 =. ~. december ! az =. n ~.
~.rrs~ a. Is TT. calling ~ -4,i.-l-.
Stanuoos - Skag4t cry. Nj \-4~~@I
as Ax-- Fo- passenger ard f~tfs~t.
@st.s apr1w a city 53ck Tei NJ.
" p fSllkesoa. manager. II II N,1st--
ats master
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Ill
Improve
improve
the city
5.0Ss. and
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District
Fifteenth
. A point
8, under
,oTted hy
the CITY
ii - nov
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.-r,,,t,.r SOUND & ALASKA STEAM.
l Io SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

~..,,er city OF Kingston between Ia.
S'sA"yvs wash and Victoria, 3 G
CONS, II ~ Tacoma tll9Ari Allan,
s. ',N..' In - SEATTLE EAR I.42at
- -s '@.,,' .vf - Pt Townsend y Arl04nnn
! bpm Ar III victoria NJ Lvi s:00pm
s.11stIv except Sunday.
49,! 49, steamer furnishes FIRST class nc
t.,,,~99o.%ttions. carrying both freight ana
coiuH,,,-sr= and leaves from Yesler pyhe~%
pass, fer Victoria. at 1o:3o a. m. ana 80,
;s7'-'.t,T,s al 2:l5 & III.
a. ~sres tickets. etc. Inquire o.
- J. ". ALLEN
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seatf'a
<ADEAU.
i General Agent. ~. p. Ry.. Seattle
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CITY Treasurer OF the City of Seattle
Date Of first publication. Seattle, Wash.
Nov. 22nd. 1888.
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49CpT TOWNSEND. ANAC0PTrs
iett.4RHAVF% and WHATCON. Fprr7'
nay YGARB0R and ROCHE
fFAREpR
STEAMER Discovery
-s Y--..r DIX Seattle S.sr4.v-
= a. st - ara Friday. y m Retr,@3.
~. 1eeve. WAatcom Monday. T1ursisr,
"a saturday n 5 2. m Leaves Seatf,n r.
- S--,'t sunday Wednesday ana FSri4.,t
m returning u Seattle same IA.
p,oro II Boston Block, opposite p n
Telephone. Main fs9
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT. TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK
HOOD CANAL ROrTE.

Z
STEAMER DELTA
f,,r-vfng I. : mail. leaves GAlbraith dock
-, ~ Washington street. TUESDAYS
thursdays. and SATURDAYS ,5a. a. O'Clock a,
D. Holly. Dewattb. Lntwaup Fails
trssl,.5Ssrs9rt and Union City. Returns on al
y. TROCTMAN. Master
Telephone. Man 52s.
SrATrrF-PORT GAMBLE-TOWNsg EN-
So ROUTE
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srr,ANfE.R PROSPER

STEAMER PROSPER
caves (-t,y Sock daily al 30 a. m. erna,,
s1~!av for Port Madison. Kingston. Per,
t;amnle. Part Lgilo. and Port Townsend.
xs".,,v~srg PEACHES Seattle az . 81 n. aailv
r. Tr.aore. Main s.. Lilly. Bosardus lx CO.
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art MS
Dsvlssan
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Fastest Time surest Conne0.
lions, Safest, Easiest Route.
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Take CCean-GCinG
Steamships,

Having competent officers and
pilots. when you 60 TO Alaska
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v,r,rsT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
t-AfGk s-r.s-f.~~ -

STr.NrR MARY r PFpLFY
1aavek fsot Il washington stree: tai.y a.
$40 @ II. 's,ln4ays > .e% ?, 10 for Pleasant
T,ssI-0k Charleston. Sidney. Traryton
t1S,}c5 and slverdale. Returning leaves
s5Ivergals a as r. n arrives saafel4 j
Yszv4~ asanev SATURDAY rtxgse Al
ss8 . N. arrives Seattle 10 2. IA Teie-
rnore Ma. Sc
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City Comptroller and Ex-Oflcio CITY clerk
Of ;he City OF Seattle
Date Of first publication. November q.
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s-y.rAfTp A n ROBINSON
= Z 49,

-, Pr. Orchard ard Pert Washington
&c leaves Clty Dock = a n ealing
q, S9ata Reach. Burcaeil. Brick YARD
Brenss4.sn. = : MAJ Yar3 s.3aey.
ss Ysrrt Orchard Navy Station ~ >
: :. arrives seattle 80 ?. n. T. ~ Rob-
- - Master Ligiy- BcEsr3us f. Co
cents. Tslephoas. Main 81
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THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF
SEATTLE.

DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS
Incorporated 1887.
tet+l1i ss--''.4..++~sss+. Sff fss1
SGfftAs f9Fl 900
President --..............A. 4 Denny
Wee Pr sid@nt ...-...-...w ~ Tsfd
Mana Eer ---......--...-N. II T.atimnr
Sight exchange and Geographic trans
fers % New YORK. Chicago. g., Paul San
Frar cisco. Portland aui various points In
Oregon and British Columbia
Stgnt ills q exch srg@ on London avail
arla elsewhere IN Europe
Collections made AZ ali points on favor
aStA terms
Bonds. stocks ar1 other vafuables re-
ceived or deposit ~ saFskee:ing
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TIE CITY OF SEATTLE-Departmen Of
flnance. Treasurer's ONCE. City Treas
ureT's notice.
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n. IT. FVUIE,
City Treasurer ~ the City Of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. Seattle. WASH.
Nov. %. 1898.
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Tai Main ST. City Dock. Agent
+ CAPT. L. WILEY, Manager
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-24

| nesses called and the questions asked them
were:
r. T. Murdoch. saloonkeeper at Twelfth
and Walnut.
Did you know me in the winter of 1895
and 1852"
you daily for deposit and collection?'
Detective John Bryant.
Were you detailed by the police de-
partment in 1895 and sc to search for Wal
ter Turner. Il forger?'
Were you detailed to work on the La
zare forgery. and did you not discover that
it was Walter Turner who forged that
check"
r. II. Brant. publisher. 10 Walnut:
DO YOU know a printer named Walter
Did it ever come to your knowledge
that Walter Turner forged your name to a
DO you know of my being arrested in
December. 1896, for that and other forger-
les and brought back TO Kansas City,
where L was discharged"
Jacob We'll, proprietor of Hub Clothing
Company:
Did you at any time receive a forged
check drawn on the First National bank
Walter Turner"
DO you know Walter Turner"
Do you know me-
Holly Jarboe:
Was Il requisition placed in your hands
in December. 1896. calling for the arrest of
one Walter Turner for forgery?'
Did You arrest me in L~eavenworth on
Il warrant calling for Walter Turner"
What did you do with me after my ar
rest?''
Lum Wilson, jailer:
ID the Jail records show the incarcera-
ton of Walter Turner in December. 1885,"
W. T. JamiSon, representing attorney.
To this witness Turner showed the in
dictment against Walter Turner but the
court would not admit it.
Rea Heath, a lawyer:
Did L not engage YOU, in December, 1896,
to secure my release from Jail on a war
rant charging me will being Walter Tur-
ner?''
To not one of these questions did Judge
Wofford allow an answer. After MIR. Heath
left the stand Turner said to the court:
rs is possible. your honor, l can't in
troduce any evidence at all?"
1T is possible that you can't introduce
anything Illegal. l never saw SO much
foolery in a case. I've had a great deal of
patience with you"
That's ALL" said Turner.
Does that end your case?"
Yes. sir
Lowe in his argument to the jury made
perhaps the strongest plea of his life for
the conviction of Turner. When Turner
came to speak. he reiterated the charge of
conspiracy, made a logical and
dwelt upon his friendless condition. The
jury retired at 4:30 o'clock. At 8 it reported
that a verdict could not be agreed on. 1t
was sent to the hotel for the night.
1t is a fact. as claimed by Turner, that
Walter Turner was wanted for fOrgeries,
and he was arrested in Leavenworth in De-
cember. 1896, for Walter Turner. and later
released.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-24
THIS LAST WEEK OF SERVICE.
Hall Site Begun mt Inde-
nendenCc.

Saturday will be the last day of service
for the March term of the circuit court at
independence. Yesterday Loren Clark filed
| suit for divorce from Nancy Clark. alleging
desertion.
The Commercial bank. of Salt Lake City,
u, brought suit against G.. w. E. Griffith
for $40, 962. AZ on a note.
Felix LaForce brought suit against Dora
Z. Booker and Henry Booker. for nom
compliance with Il contract, his petition
setting out that Henry Booker agreed to
sell the plaintiff thirty-four feet of lot u.
Reds addition to Kansas City. for the sum
of 81 900. That a contract to that effect was
drawn up and signed, and that subsequent
ly Henry Booker decided to his daughter,
knowledge of the contract. According to
the petition the property was to be used
Booker demands S2.O0O for the property. Mr..
LaForce asks for 5000 damages in conse-
nuence.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-24
DEALS IN OTHER MEMS BRAINS
ager, May Tell Kansas City
of His Lecturers.

Major Pond, the ana of lyceum
bureaus, will be quite at home when he
comes to Kansas City on March g." said
w. G. Glass. of New York, at the Coates
House. yesterday. Prior to his ventures
in that line he lived in Kansas and was
a travelling salesman for the Alternately
Furniture Company, of Leavenworth, and
it was all an accident by which he decided
to go into the business he has SO greatly
developed.
He was at the Walker house, in Salt
Lake City, and while there learned that
Ann Eliza Young had tired of her rela-
tons with Brigham, the prophet. and was
in hiding in the hotel. He saw the chance
and the next day closed a contract with
her to go East and deliver her famous
addresses on Mormon polygamy. The VEN
ture was a big hit and the receipts at the
concluded to locate there and handle other
stars. Before he closed his tour with Mrs.
Ann Eliza Young they had both made
a neat sum from the proceeds: Mrs. Young
and Major Pond has been giving his at
t%entions to other stars.
Major Pond has a lecture he calls
Twenty-Five Years a Dealer in Other
ing his visit to Kansas City. In it he
tells Of the many men who hav been
managed by him.. something of their Pc
culiarities. and their personal character
istics. He has handled Henry Ward
Beecher, Henry NJ. Stanley. George Ken
others, and a chat on the personality Of
men of such widely varied talents has
been well received at many places"
When Major Pond visits Kansas City he
employer. Major Alternately. who is now q
resident Of Kansas City.
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his education in France, where his mother
lives. There are few of the wealthy young
men in this country. or in any other for
that matter. who excel young Mr.. Mackay
III athletic sports. He is an expert with the
gun. at the traps or in the field. and GER
tainly can ride and shoot straight, as many
valuable prizes he has won I'm contests are
kept by him as souvenirs. He has gained
an enNiable reputation as n sportsman in
France His efforts to build up the trot-
ting turf in that country and his many sue
cesses with Sacaza. Belle Alden and other
noted trotters on the principal raoecourse
In France did much toward creating a de-
mand for American light harness horse on
the Continent.
Mr.. Mackay takes n decided interest in
the thoroughbred. and is well up in the
knowledge of pedigreeS of the foremos
horses at home and abroad. His love for
outdoor sports did not prevent his entering
into business. as he has filled creditably
many important places in several Of the
enterprises in which his father is inter-
ested. and is looked upon by the men with
whom he associates as an energetic, viSor-
Gus. k~cen-sichted man. who would he zap
able OF making his way in the world il
compelled 10 rely. upon his own efforts.
Moreover. he is loved and respected by
friends. acquaintance and employees.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-02-24

Sheriff Robert S. Stone and his wife will
leave to-day for a visit of ten days in Lex
ington. Louisville and Eminence, ny.
Charles V. Purcell. of the Purcell Grain
Company, gave d chattel mortgage yes
terday to c. S. Leigh for 500 on / horse.
buggy and piano.
Mary f.. Vincent sued Kansas City yes
terday for 5000, the valve of a lot which
the city condemned, and which she claims
the city had no legal right to take.
Luke Collins, charged with passing a
counterfeit s. gold coin a few nights ago.
was before COMMISSIONS NuckolS yes
terday and was sent to Jail in default Of
bail.
G. w. f. Griffith. of this city. was sued
yesterday by the Commercial National
bank. of Salt Lake City, L., on Il judgment
for Sl0.9S2, obtained in the courts of Col
orado.
James Taylor pleaded guilty before JUS
tice SpitZ yesterday to stealing an art
square and some pieces of carpet from the
Household Fair Company. at Twelfth and
Main. and was sentenced to thirty days
in Jail.
Warrants for the arrest of John ]. Jeter
and Gus Alcorn were sworn out in Justice
Spitz' court yesterday by William T. Snid-
den, who claims they stole a number of
pipe wrenches and other tools from his
steam and gasfitting establishment, at $40
Santa Fee street.