The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-05

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Mcdonald said SIS. relying on said Nc
Donald's statement that affiant would
have TO pay the same, and about ten
days afterward affiant. called at the OF,
flee of said Mcdonald and paid said
money TO said D. III. Casseis for said
Mcdonald as said Mcdonald was absent
at the time. and asriant was cautioned by
said Mcdonald and said Cassels TO say
nothing about II, that was all there would
be to II. and that said Mcdonald had
fined two more prior 20 that time in the
same way, they having been willing TO
pay. Amiant told said Mcdonald that
IL he would let him go he would not pay
the said money. for he could prove that
his milk was good. hut that said Melon
Aniant was never arrested or brought
before any court on said charge or any
other, never saw any warrant or COM
plant and has no knowledge that any
complaint was ever made against him or
against his said partner. Kailin. in any
0'u'' y '' ANTON PoRTMANN
Sworn 70 before me this 18th day of
February. 1899.
"a Notary Public IN and for the State
OF Washington, Residing Therein at
Tacoma, Pierce County.
state OF Washington, County OF Pierce,
Frank Albert. being first duly sworn:
on his oath says. that he ts a citizen OF
the United States and Of the state 81
Switzerland. and has for more than six
years last past been a resident CITIZEN
OF the state Of Washington. residing
about four miles southeast OF Tacoma.
Pierce county, Washington. That he has
during all Of his past life been in the
dairy business That he IL now and FOR
the owner ana manager OF the, Western
dairy, at the above place That since
about the spring of the year 1897 afftant
has known Il. A Mcdonald, the present
sell IF e n
OF Washington. That on the 18th day
OF August, 1897. while afriant was. going
from the city OF Tacoma to his said place
Of residence and business. he met said
F. A. Mcdonald and one F. II. Cassels,
who was represented to be a deputy
dairy commissioner under said e. A.
said cassels to old afrian, that they had
been to effiants place. they having
heard reports to the effect that affiant,,s
place was not kept In 4 proper eondi-
lion. That afsant asked them IL they
saw anything wrong about atlantis Place
OF business. and said Il. a. Mcdonald
and F. II. Cassels told affiant that ev-
srythng was all right put for ana Mo- 60
Donald the next day and see said NC
Donald. That on the afternoon OF the
same day affiant did return 10 the once
and found said Mcdonald and said cas-
sells in said ONCE, ana said McDa9ald In
formed aff'ant at that time that party
stating that afhant sold impure milk. and
that said Mcdonald told afiant that AZ
FAINT should pay 20 him, the said Nc
Donald. SIS. and that II affiant would not
pay said SIS complaint would be made
before the court and the matter be pub
lished In the papers in the city OF Ta-
coma, 10 the great damage of atlantis
business That the facts charged against
afnant were false and without any foun-
dalton. but 10 avoid publicity. and the
damage that would result from the
threatened publication, even though said
charge was false, this affiant on the fol-
lowing day paid said SIS TO said +. II.
Casseis in the Office Of the said Il. A. Nc
Donald. That affiant was never arrested
or taken before any court or Judge and
has no knowledge that any complaint
was ever made In any court against him
II any complaint was made That said
s25 has never been repaid 20 afiiant.
FRANK ALBERT.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2sth day Of January. 1899
lNotarial SeaL) 1T l.. BLAND.
"A Notary Public in and for the State OF
WASHINGTON residing therein at Taco
ma, Pierce County"