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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

y. ". uHB,hs Sea, In the salt Late ~.
change u Attached.

Richard Colbufn nlod suit. In the
Third district court today against o. W
Gflritha 10 collect divers sum M money.
amounting IN the aggregate 90 fiuii Oi.
nlloEUdfu be- due plnlutin on account VI
money advanced and loaned the defend
ant
The complaint. IN two causes ~ ne
ton, alleges that between March 10.
1899. uud September eth. 1902, plaintiff
on various occasions loaned the de-
fnndant various sums NJ money
amounting In nll 10 fsJi.Oi n iH further
allcEcd TINT on the gsth NJ liHt month
plalntln advanced 90 defendant $50 for
the purpose and upon tho promise ~
ufifthn that he would give u ring
In the possession N Glen n. Hothvrli.
who hold the same 40 security fur
debt u $50. GrIiiltha u IL alleged.
procured the ring, but failed 60 leave
the same with plaintiff us security Cor
the $50. Notwithstanding tho fact,
nlnintln alleges. ho promised 90 do Hu.
An attachment was issued this morn.
ing, ana later In the day Deputy Sher-
IN 'ummurk attached certificate NJ
membership. belonging 10 tho defend.
ant In the Salt Lake Stock Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

In the Cnao M q. No. Roberts ys Dora
Couklay thr defendant uIrl uu answer
and GROSS complaint THIS afternoon. de-
nylnr the allegations uf dufaudnutH
complaint and demanding damages lu
the sum off 50 .aIl
The suit is tu determine the right OF
tho plaintiff tu q tunnel Nm carr Fork
canyon, and in certain water rights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

TABLETS BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT relieves the Intense itching. Il
HoOthes heals ana curea chronic cases
whore surgeons fail. II ia no expert
mcnt It's sales Increase through It's
cures Every bottle guaranteed.
Price 20 cents. In hotties, tubes 20 cents.
T. q. N. I Drug Dent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
CHANGES ~ DisrArourns.
u. v, brady Comes to salt lake, q. ~.
Williams Goes 10 rocatsiio,

Effective yesterday a change took
place Fmong the oregon Short
ilno dlapttchorH, u. W. Brady
takes his old place hH third
trick man on the Utah division.
and H. a. Williams. orstwhorp third
trick man. will in the future hold forth
lu puCutDllo. lie viii become tho chief
dispatcher Tor the road from that
place 10 Silver BOW. Mr. Brady T. we'll
known here ana 10 liked BY all who
known him.
After the opening Of the Hober
branch next week. some heavy cattle
shipments win b. recorded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Dc witt Nichols, "a Member NJ N. Tramp
Fraternity, Appear. IN Court


De Wit Nichols, one armed man
and said Co be- u member ~ Americas
great army ~ trampa. was placed un
trial before Judge Nnrrell ana jury
this afternoon ON tho charge uf bur
glary, Assistant County Attorney Ray
Van Cot prosecuted. while the Interests
OF tho defendant were closely guarded
by Attorney -. q, Wiley
The defendant was bound over by
Justice MnMnHter, on the charge of bur
glnry alleged Go have hvou committed
June iithI 1859. az SANDY. where the
store ~ Ri1vuut a Cruppo was bur
glurized and some $50 worth ~ goods
stolen. The defendant and five others
were arrested at ogden. -Four pleaded
guilty 60 the crime and were sentenced
10 two years each In the state prison
one ~ the number, named Henry NJ,
Wilson, was discharged, the prosecution
believing him To- b. innocent Nichols
elected 20 stand trial and has sub
poenaed, rat pnly, James Kelly. Fred
Watson, and John 1Nyuvy the mon arr
rested along with him and sentenced,
10 TESTIFY la his behalf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

A. an external llnlment of most won
dorful pcnotfntivo and curative power.
HALLARn'S SNOW LtNtMENT II not
rqualed by any other In the world.
Price 90 and 90 cents n, c., NJ. T.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

zaulou. IL $4,000 Last years ahate.
manis amounted to al f0I The board
has number uf days set tu sit and
will meet arnin tomorrow afternoon in
superintendent Gaines office. tD hear
YuFuFIHfHfH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
MAS. DoLrs' DiycncE sun.
wife OF a bartender Apple. to the Cour,
for iteliet

Melissa polca nlod "a suit for divorce
ngninat Lafayette Doioa in tho Third
district court today, In which plntln
asks Tor an nunullmont n the marriage
tips. on the ground Of failure 10 pro-
vide
The complaint alleges that the parties
intermarrlodt whore not stated. on the
18th Of July 1892 There o. one child. %
t-ycnr.pld Eirl the iHuo Of the marriage.
and plnlntln says that Tor upwards VI
year past she has boon compelled To-
maintain ANA support herself ana child
by her own labor. IN addition 60 de-
cree 81 divorce plninun prays 90 be-
awarded the custody Of the girl n. -.
II. Thompson ~ plnlntirn attorney
The defendant h. a bartender at
Brockmcycr'h saloon ON east Second
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

The most delicate constitution can
safely use nALLARD's HoREHOUND
SYRUP. II N a sure and pleasant
remedy for coughs. loss of voice. and
an throat and lung troubles Price
IS and % cents. y, 9. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

For tho state fair. seml-Aunuul Cun-
ference. salt Palace and the horse race
meeting tho RIO Gmudc Western an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Sept, H. 1899,
InlAA tlenilnfH &c s.sNA4t ih2h.a2
Same day last year CO.,. .,,,,,,, 3i1,ii3,0s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

rsa = n ,hetroubls and cor
r "a the various oilurts ~ tho
same time. Such e remedy
y Hudyan. ltudysn will ~
move Tho cauHH n will onri
rect the efe h uudyan
viii uuru nervous pfostfu
ton. nervous debility, nofNs
uus wrakheaa nervous *
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

nouncea special rates They are fof
the datca NJ oct Q 10 q. and 60 s
Tickets VIII be- sold na follows. From
ogden, $50. Provo. $3.50 Manu 81.
Price. s.. and Grand Junction. SO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

In the District Court, Probate Division u
aud for salt Lake County,
state Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

DR., Talmage'a new book. written by
appointment, In four styles Of binding.
cloth u,00, leather $3.50. leather gilt
$500; morocco Gilt t2,5O. Special dis
quorums. For sale at the pcseret
News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
I,IIsD.

BRowN-At 20 oak street. this city.
September ~, Annie a. Brown, daugh-
ter Of John and Annie Aird, ngrd SO.
Deceased was born october 3. 1885, at
kilmurnOCk. Ayrshire, Scotland.
Funeral viii be- held from tho Nine
teenth ward meeting house Thursday
at 2 p, m. Friends nre invited
MACE,-1n this city Sept H. George
Mace aged 81. Deceased was born Dec.
end, 1888, In Derbyahlre, England.
Funeral services viii be- held In the
Firth ward meeting house Friday. Sept.
10, at 2. Friends are Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES


NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the Reapee-
tive signers for Further
Information.
NOrICE.
In tho District Court Probate Division IN
aud for salt Lake County
state Of Utah
Ia Tho matter Of the estate of John pru'e
Deceased,
The petition Of Julia Ann links bruce ~
ministratrlN OF the estate ~ John llfu,'b VI
ceased. praying for the settlement o. hnt
account ~ said Julia Ann links llfure ~
miinstrntrlN, aud for tho distribution ~ Wy
residue " said estate to the persons vnNtlts
has bvon set Tor hearing on "Wednesday Xxx
fourth day Of october, A, u, l-h, ny VIZ
n'clOclf n. m, at tho County Court liuu,' ~
the Court Room ~ said Court In SAT- l'A'
city, salt Lake County, Utah. .,.
Witness tho clerk N said court WIN IVY
ta,.a seal thereof nlllhod, THIS lith uN
tHtA'@l nf september a, u, ltll, .
DAVID o. DUNBAR ulotN
ny NJ, NJ. Lld0AN, Deputy 'leih,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-13

Nervous decline nervous pru,irati0n and All
other dignasHl ~ tho nervous system come On
he diously The symptoms nay De only slight
A. hrst hut they are waning A porHun 10
art ~ thhik thrf will wear IN o. PERHAPS may
snlh auur palliative just Tor Immediate relief
IN abort fine he symptoms tgain aypear. u
Il uuw time Tor aeuva trsatmput pallativea
only serve ~ mask The dlsoasa. The destruction
rns's on Tho wauiuI snay be To- che shape u
headaehes lFig. ~, wM h may De thruhhluE or
aching hollus eyes ~ % you may notice
dst- heforo The EYES. coated tongue va "
rklrltatiou 81 the hoart lftH e. wsatufais IN
arms aud laIa ffiFa ~, impaired diHHstl1u
lflg. u. OF pain and wsatness IN The hsck zig.
u Other symptoms that uiar b. present ate
tWltrhina n tho muscles. uarVuusnoas. ltrk Of
energy. los % appetite. general wuakncsa,
alnanier-neal and diary spells.
ANY disorder 81 the un fvuua system calls fora
fadicai reutdy. y remedy that will usach tho
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07
LIFE WAS INSURED ON CREDIT.
Mrs. olivia Coles suit Against Union
Central Company on Trial

The suit Of Mrs. Olivia Cole against the
Union Central Life Insurance Company
have been written on the ife OF her de-
ceased husband. Thomas II. Cole, is on
trial In the superior court before Attorney
John X Brown as special judge. Not
only does the insurance company refus..
Payment OF III. policy, but claims that
the policy has no legal existence what
ever.
There are number OF interesting ques-
lions Involved In the case Cole. accord
Ing 10 the story brought out n the evil
denee, lived at 30 he'll but died at Sheep
camp on February g. isse. while on his
way TO the klondike. On January a. lust
before his departure from Seattle ard
thirty days before his death. he called
upon the local agents of the insurance
company, and through X. Cooper Wills
made arrangements 10 take out 81 Gsss
five-year policy. At that time he paid
to Willis s. and received receipt, which
read as follows:
This Is Ia certify that Mr. Thomas
Col. has paid the sum of 81 as part pay
ment on his policy which Is binding on
the company from this date
The premium on the policy was 10 be
si2s 30 per annum, and Mrs. Cole and her
witnesses claimed that the 81 was IN part
payment Of the premium. the company.
through Its agents. agreeing TO the pay
Ensnt Of the balance OF Ss3s within sixty
days. and agreeing To- issue the policy
within a reasonable time, II Is further
claimed thar the policy was issued with
the serial number I6s $50. though both Of
thase claims are denied by the witnesses
fsr the life insurance company
Before the sixty days had expired Cole
hal started for the Yukon and had fallen
a victim TO pneumonia while on his way
aerpss the Chilkoot pass Upon learning
of rs death Mrs. Coles lawyer Ii Is al
ieget. sent 20 the company a money order
for the balance 81 the prens.wnl due. which
was accepted and cashed Within short
time, however. the company's officers
Learned that Cole was dead and refused TO
keep the money which they returned 10
the LAWYER
Theretpon Mrs Cole demanded payment
Of the pslicy. and when the company re-
fused, brought self, alleging that an at
tempt was being mad. 20 aefraui her.
To this complaint the company made an
swer. denying liability, DENYING the exist
agents had no authority 10 deviate from
the rule that all premiums should be pay
able In advaace. I; was further claimed
that the = faid the agent Copper was
for the uiediel examiners fees. and that
Cole. before gazing 20 Alaska repudlated
his agreement To take oui the policy.
The defense relies great deal upon n
clause In the APPLICATION for the alleged
policy. said 10 have been signed by Cole.
which provides that the policy shall not
De in force until the first premium is paid.
III. contention al Mrs Cole IS that the
company agreed e take her husbands
note tor the halanc. of the premium and
3S So In numerous ather cases.
When court adjourned yesterday even
ing a motion Of the defendant to exclude
all evidence In the case from the jury was
hanR argued. If esased II will end The
case against Mrs. Cole
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07

Legality of Iaw Providing for It's
Iuxsstmept fo he Tested

Assistant Attorney General Thomas n
Vance was at the Hot. Euttst fram 0lvr-
Yta Yesterday - consult JQfge Rsart
W{u~sr concerning fh* aVtsos ~ h. AIKEN
ny t}* state afs8 commission IN tae invest
FHFn; AZ 5he psrfnsn cuf school f3sH9 NJ sonas
SA~a'st u WI hs ret0efn herei thst she
Davis 3ss-l ~ h}ch mysterious disa uf..s red
asfnvssie3 tAs. sht< turd raNit 20 invested
Ga bortts hearing pev ceus interest par
auNnr3 The e@kross~-l eoay - the hill
hss hten certified BY tAe clsrk ~ 're norse
en3 president - to- senate ard * Is al
lsKtd to AaXe become "a faw tarwuxh ths
expiration SO thx t!vne during which the
governor haa 80 sign H.
NJ Vance MI ask ;hs state supreme
court "a effatn she 5sn3 ccrsF8 ~ enss-~
freT7s EoT~essas tEe Ta"fSsH. A@d their site
- fhe c2se wiE 0@ presented hv Ja fs~
" .nsnr Gne tss attorneys w1tl reach an
agreement ataat sha 3afs os the hearing
s~Fsrv re supreme court
''is l. vssT rise gNasms r isa SAID Mr.
N@Ncv Yesterday afternoon Ky -etht~ ~
nei th3s erls~ssaeff ea0T csYft@ea hv the
eleFS Sna ths nrsS.4e~t - fN~ Nc
hesases fs Rg2A3 ts she cE3Sf1sl ttW mas
fas sAstss ~ t1f gn.IrF Tee master ~
rrehsefs ise ars3sss ~ feN slavS ara xrlFt
sr5t1es{ ga the rsstt ! navr raf so. s.sfsaf
snF case ssg7l isr so l. if ere records 70
fsv courts ~ sac Nean:Ty There ses-s
9oF sE@nf So aAN" Hege e.s~s3t-1 ease ~
assarsH- ;h.s e. S. fvAsrlsiT sac fe r.sr fH4
e.sTstl SCI ssra ltf af 3Ae lax & -Ns- 80,
90 heuEis ~ II g. Aas Sat sha4t3 rss zeet .+.4
f} ~ @att th&t thf ez2Fs7rssfsss0a as< -sr..~e
81 crlmtF ara Tsse5..aas @rr8s a. 1 -ssr
CeHt }7errest &rt s#at eee w=a,s estf-a ss-
Pc arvt~ 90 as @aase "a tAe .#sst ftssss-,ss.s
- 5ss3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07

ON LAKE WASHINGTON.
small Steamers Preparing to Handle
Summer Traffic.

Small steamers on Lake Washington are
beginning 70 prepare for handling the sum
naeF tafa1- Many Of the lsYats which
were formerly an the lake have left for
other waters. but some OF the best are san
running.
Among the boats which have left are the
asslal. fefrybeat f,Schi and the new steam
cf Lady of the Lake The former
MAS bnnghs hy the government ard The
later ~ nov running between Blaine ard
Nhatfnm. The iesehi i used az a reye-
nne scott on Puget sound
The summer schedules 81 many Of the
lake steamers have not been given out,
Most Or them viii follow their winter
schedule, No new run has been added
since last year. The run 10 Ren:on has
been isopped. the car service making Il
quicker and cheaper
The steamer l. T Haas which was f1t.i,
aud launched on Lake Washington about
three years ago VIII take tho run she had
last year This run Is Medina Peters
island
The steamer Enigma will rrn "a New-
caste ard Mercer s,oug1 Weansstiays
saturdays and Sundays. These twa boats
are the only ones that have definite runs
from Nsslsf way wharf Their. Is no sye-
sia' terryhaat between Madison and Ynsisr
bur on sundays all he boats take The
route
\, Madison park the steamers Gazelle
and Elm have runs to Kirkland. each
making I've trips Iai,y Bath the basfs
,oa,h af III points ~ Interest around Kirk
hnd. on the eastern s1ore.
The smail esty uf Renten makes a ,rge
datiy 70 isothsl
The PARKS and hoathoaso keepers at the
PARKS afv preparing 20 ao 4 rushing husi.
neas
~ AeafeanA iHe nien who keep the park
ar Ftsssfdttg ne places shat were, carried
away by Iantslides ana makine the uark
TOOK 3ke tfsCif again. The other PARKS
along the lake Saafe are having seats r.
fa'ftd. he@eTs planted ana Other inpraTe-
sNeuts
MARY ur~ beats are being hutt along the
lake Ntt1fe and ~ tao hisathe = "a f.s.a4 :
axe s{ns repaired .Und painted
As -she sFcHg ,asa@2u .sae ss,ss,,
tae aeafh ifSe kec5egS ard Steamboat svn~
ttS are FrAk nE srecisl arran eefslenf~ "a
tf4@st9rf ere anklers 81 the hest Nehtns
itaet@ ayr fNe 4ake.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07
POINTERS AND Settlers.
II. r. Payne. of San Francisco. To
judge Hunting Dogs.

The bench show committee of the Seattle
Kennel Club announced Yesterday that II.
r. Payne OF San Francisco. has been select
ei to judge pointers and settlers. This Sc
lection VIII undoubtedly meet with general
approval among owners OF hunting dogs.
Mr.. Payne being recognized as ore of the
foremost men IN America, both as breed :
err and Judge. He is the owner OF the IA
and queen Of Counts" the former having
been pronounced ny competent Judges to
be- the most perfect English setter in
America.
It is largely through Mr. Payne's in.
domitab.e energy and generalshp that the
Pacific coast IS ed 10 hold shows in
dependent of the iictation of the American
Kennel Club. Secretary Upper reports
that entries up TO last evening had be.,n
received amounting To le1. and claims that
The opening day of the show Will see 30
dogs on the benches But two more days
remain in which entries may be made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07
FIND Of GAlEAA AND GOLD.
IMMENSE BODY OF ORE TNCovER-
ED ox SILVER CREEK.
Andy Mlchnad Opens Up . BIG Ieao
That Compares In Extent To the
sum.et-ar~af Opportunities for
wtre. and Mining on West side.

gppssa. rDgsqa .ch - ,hs Poss-TatsIsgsneef.
tsEEfsf-IgT. ATTtl Andy Alcnakss. ne
ssEes.ss feaessse$9s arc rTlfe 1<usf q s4i-
ysr eraeE. wao fer tne past eight years las
szsats.s Z greater number g eAseSFsfs~s ol
valsIstAa rriaeFsl claims fnaa any GtfssF
uan o. ne ~sss side os The Cascade range
IL mountains. has IN az probability opened
M she ls~ges; body o. salsDa aGta geid GRE
ana: sax ever 5eea found n SnsnaniSh-
cesnsy.
Before The crxSs cutting was made on tie
efatgs II vas evident from ihs groupings
thai a. immense sszf % GRE q some value
- ssala t,e eeco8n;eres TIE ledge between
wsI ard VA - abOst SKY feet as y runs
ever tie TOP ~ :ae mountain, but - COW
eye; u. So agsis extent e. ss.dss THIS
piece II property Is Ike the suKlset--b.gger
thaa an. ssosg ever expected would be
found sn RS s9Gnty. Taey saik aFsosl:
having aafs sixsy feet apart "a Repuolie
oafn., ard each II Tns case here GA this
eide ~ tns mountains
Tie AoAaad property wiil demonstrate
&C. f1e mining vera SAT Silver creek Is as
good rulasng district as can be found
In the county. OF course Index, Trouble
sosus. SILVER creek ard Salmon creek are
al !n one boiy. the oaIy difference being
that Silver creek II a srsfie higher ihaa The
other creeks. TIE railroad that Is 8ow
bsfng constructed tfesE Index - 1aieas.
wheE finished. siii Ue within t.o and a
islg miles - sBc Mieaand property, with
a fairy god wagsH read one~hat 81 the
way ard Roof trail the 0ther half. with
slightly down bslI haul TWO thousand
i5se hundred dollars ISL complete a first
class road from tsaienastd the rn.as. over
which a span % Is2@ sDand aorses can
fali al the least calcsliatssn three tens OF
ore. or the ore can BIZ traIaned from the
urine 10 the railroad with he assistance
OF small am0ant OF power oa1sr she ssrav!-
tasiou. and Silver creek villa furnish ali
the power necessary 10 ds*eic3 the rusnes
ard remove The ore.
Thls property IL iow down AID can hs
woTked Ia fse winter a. well al IT, the sum
mer. Il Is within half mile OF s., of the
of tie ssndalia considerably.
There are great opportunities Opening no
In this country iu the way of rnifasr. ard
While heretofore there has not b@s, any
extensive development werk done IT, the
country. except on one or two claims vet
there has been considerable done In al, the
claims which VII be OF great assistance
in opening up the mines from Row az.
Some have crosscuts which run from 80
10 sssl feet and which. with little nsrs
work. viii pat them under the lodges but
the bard times and scarcity Of money com.
PEELED great many mine owners to stoo
work before getting IN far enough 10 tel!
whethef or not they bad a good piece of
property. bur the work - done aud viii
not nave 70 be done over again
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07
WAS HE BEATEN AND ROBBEDs
Strange Experience of the Cook of
the Butler.

Thomas True. a cook al the Butler hotel
was found in Il semi unconscious condition
in the street at the corner Of Second ave-
nuc south and Jackson street yesterday
morning.
He was removed - Providence hospital
where an exam-.ation was made. One leg
WAS broken and he was suffering froH
severe blow on the head. He was unable
IN give an explanation Of where he had
been and who was with him. All he re
memhered was that he took a drink with
some men and they knocked him. down
and robbed him
Detective BaFoee and officer Chapman
were working on the case last evening
They obtained information at the hotel
which leads them 10 believe that True had
az least slo0 on his person early Wetines-
iay evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07

Trial Of Injunction Ssit In superior
Court Not tonrIudrtl

Tire case Of she Times Printing Company
against the city. the ci;y council ana the
Past intell genrer IN en Join the letting -
the city printing contract :, the Posi- IN
sei,.gepcer is stlli on trial bet1re Judge Ia
oot~ ia the superior court. Counciln@u
were the principal Witnessed yesterday
Nessrs Navln. Hill, McAr.lic and pil.er
testiFTing Ter ihe p.ai0tt1. and James
Gn Crtchion. Ru}e. NlnshAr and Cas-
tlesnan tesfsfylng for The Defendants
rhe trial viii probably "f}t scfay the
plaintiffs ease having been closed yeeter-
tiaN affernnnn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07
ALVIN CoLEMAS's DEATH.
Caused by Pneumonia. In the Teroda
Creek Mining Camp.

Attorney 6. Meade Emory Yesterday re-
ceiVed additional details of the death Of
Alvin ". Coleman. formerly of this city,
in a letter from the postmaster at Teroda
creek, where rs already stated in the
Post-Inteligeneer, Mr.. Coleman expired
last month.
The letter to Mr.. Emory states that the
cause OF Mr.. Colemans deaths was pneu.
mona and that during his las: Illness he
Under his fathers directions the remains
have been forwarded TO Republic to be
sribalmed and 10 await further instruc-
tons. The body will probably be shipped
Easr
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BREvITlES.

Archie Mitchell. bartender Of the Or
pseun. was arrested last night for selling
liquor without a license He has been ar
rested twice on the same charge within a
week
Louis True, who occupies room at the
Pacific house. was acquitted in the munich
pal court yesterday morning Of being a
dsoFderiy person. True saws that he is a
prospector and is waiting for the snow to-
go away, so that he can return TO his
claims
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-07
ARCHITECTS TO MEET.
Executive Committee of Washing
ton Chapter Issues Call.

The executive committee OF the Wash
ington Chapter. American Institute OF Ar
c1itects. met yesterday afternoon in the
office of w +. Boone and issued a call for
a general meeting Of the chapter, 10 be
held Monday afternoon next at 1 o'clock
The chapter has not had a meeting for
some time. and there are several matters
OF Importance 10 the profession which are
10 be talked over.
W. r. Boone is president ana c. w.
Saunders Is secretary Of the chapter.