The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-06-17
TRAILING A GANG
OF COUNTERFEITERS

appeal TO the superior court against
the e-aascssment of the above
streets.
Isaac Teller has been appointed
vaeaney made by the dismissal Of
officer poRey.
A petition asking that an ordinance
be enacted to prevent aud prohibit
the emission OF dense smoke from
any smoke stack and chimney. and
10 declare the emission 81 dense
smoks within the city limits OF se-
attic a nuisance. WAS filed with the
city clerk this morning The petition
was signed by many ~ the leading
business men Of Seattle.
Howard Scarborough. young boy
rs years old. residing at sis Third ax-
enue, was reported o. The police this
morning a. missing frpm hiH home.
Later IN the day he was found asleep
In one 81 the rooms IN an adjoining
house, having gone Into the WRONG
doar On returning from the show last
evening.
Park Commissioner NJ choir Med
a report to-day In regard t. tire poar
cauditio n the PARK department. A
portion q the rrpuT, reads a. fol-
Iowa Park Commissioners Chaplin.
f.owman. Williams aui LENDERS have
held a meeting. ana the result was
afxeunrAEinF. Tho commissioners are
highly indignant at the lack ~ ofils
cial power"
lie also states that the pioneers %
Seattle should erect statue of
the chief u Seattle.
The money 10 - used viii he rals-
81 BY public subscription. The park
commissioners also believe INA, the
eouneli should grant them LEGAL pow
er.
Mayer Hunes received a letter 81
inquiry from r. 7. Although. ~ SIS
broadway. New York. asking FOR Ia
formation concerning the where
abaets ~ itcvtiey J. Dunwopdy. who
ia ssrpos~a 10 be a resident 81 this
city.
The Grant Street Electric Railway
company viii sean place a row %
seats arpuni triangular park az the
Junction ~ tec~ua avenue and Yes
Ter way They infed 80 place the
seats there as saan az PERM sslon Ia
granted by the etsy.
Mrs. Lurlia A. Mcintyre. a well
known resilient Of Seattle. did AZ her
heuie. I'll Temple street. o. cancer.
this morning Mrs Mcintyre was
the wife - Peter Mcintyre. and the
daughter ~ G ~ Preston. They
have resided In Seattle fog 20 years.
A building permit was issus9 today
to Mrs. Annie ~. <ins to build
two story frame residence a. ttia
slxteenth avenue. 20 cost $1,000
Tho funeral services over the re-
mains 81 Dewey flusby were held
from Borney q Stewards chapel at
10 O'clock this morning.
Tho remains 81 Cen. Auxus, y
EautE will b. shipped to washing
ton. p G. this afternoon BY butter
worth 4 Cons. where they all De In
tered In the National cemetery 81 Ar
llngtpn PARK Uen. Kants fisi In
thi. city September 3. fsss The re-
mains were then inferred Tn Lake
View cemetery. AZ Il e provided
that all army officials shall b. buried
in the National cemetery, ihc re.
mains o. Cen. Kaufx. who bore the
title % major general trefirsdb at the
time Of his death. were taken up. and
consequently sent East.
The following marriage license was
issued today; To Joseph Nathison.
age Is. and Ellen Nelson. age -. both
Of Kingston.
Lois X Moi. q Norwegian. was
admitted 10 citizenship by Judge
Reid this morning.
Judge Jacobs today sentenced r.
Marris and r. Richards TO i've years
at hard work In tho psnitentlnry for
highway robbery.
Isolci de Lobei and two daughters,
Of Paris. are at the Butler. en- route
to Dawson,
John Dunn. an experienced mining
man Of San Frarcirco. gave a short
talk at the Seattle Mining exchange
this afternoon Speaklna OF Wash
inRtou's future. he said he had left
ASH Francisco for n better field, and
he was quite sure Seattle was the
place. "a years work IN this state
leads me to the conclusion that
Washington IL the coming center for
gold and copper mining. and there Is
no reason In the world WHY Seattle
should not be the exchange center
for the whole region"
r. Yamaaaha. n Japanese who II
held In the county Jail under q com.
mitment from the United States COM
missioners' court. has applied 20
Judge Hanford for writ Of habcas
corpus a hearing viii be had on
June 10. Yamaaak II held under
the paupcr immigration law.
Joint graduating exercises we're
held by the Kingston. Houghton and
Juanlta schools last night, at the A.
o. n. w. hail. In Kingston. There
were the following seven graduates
from the different schools: Arthur
wIttenmeyor. Of the Iuanita school;
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