davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
BERMUDA.
HAMILTON R0TEL, BERMUDA
9oretIosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YoRR.-ssmuel z Kilner. as sole scrvfv-
ing executor. &C. plaintiff against Mary Heath
an others. defendants.
In purs.ance Of Judgment of forscfosurs and sal.,
auy made and entered the above entitled action
g date the 18th day Of June 1900 + the undersisned.
suction at tbs Exchange SalssrOoms.
III Broadway. IN the Borough Manhattan CITY
YORK on the 9th day OF November 1900 l2 o'clock
noon on that day BY Per r. Meyer. auctionser.
In described follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel land with ths
pIlings and improvements thereon erected situate.
OF New York. bounded and foows: Begin
ming at point the southey side OF Seventy-sghth
street distant hundred and inches
westerly from the corner formed BY
ne southerly side OF Seventyeighth
Iy side OF COiumDus formerly Ninth
henee westerly along Seventyeghh street. twsntyhrss
ieet nine nches thence s0utherly parallel
one hundred feet and eassrly and nearly
parael with Seventyeighth twsnty-sx feet
point dstant one hundred and four westerly tbs
westerly sids of Columbus o a a
angles tnersfrons thence NORTH nearly par
aAel WIN columbus avenue hundred Inches
u tns point or place OF begfnnng said
nov knoWn as no. lO6 West Seventv-eighth street
Dated New York. October 18TH. 1900.
CARDOzO & NATHAN Rsfsre-
Attorneys for Plaintin
York. - ~ - -
me following IS diagram Of the property be sold
- oescrioed above the street number being 106
seventy-eighth STREET Manhattan Wv York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06


14TIL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the abOve-described property ts sold IL
So 3l2 10 thereon from the sh day
1900 with and allowance
ing s4T965 with interest from November o. 1900
gether the OF the sale The approximate
OF assessments other liens which
purchaser OF the purchase money.
Paid by the Referee 5 s259 ~ and interest.
Dated. New York. November l3th, 1900
s. MORRILL, BANNER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

2 l. u
OF NEW YORK-The Dry Dock Savings Institution
Plaintiff against Thomas Riley Reilly. ard others.
Defendants In OF Judgment OF Foreclosurs
and sale duly made and entered IN the abovsenttled
action. bearing date the sth day OF November
the undersigned the Referee In said judgment
sell az Public Auction. at the New York Real
SaIesroOm. III Broadway in the Borough
City New York the eth day Of December
12 o'clock nom, that day. BY John T. Boyd
toneer the premises directed BY said Judgment 70 be Sold
ard therein described follows All that
piece OF lard with the building thereon erected
situate Wing and being the Twelfth Ward o.
York and bounded and described follows
Beginning q a point the Scutherly side OF Eighty
hundred dfty-tw0 I've
and oue-tird inches Westerly from the SouthwessrlY
OF Eightysevsnth Street and Third Avenue.
ming thence Southery and parallel with Third Avenue
hundred eight ard Onehalf inches the
line block thence Westerly parallel with
sld line
thence Northerly parallel with Third Avenue part
the through wall hundred feet eight
ore-half inches Southery side Elshty-sev-
enth and thence Eastery along said Eghyseventh
tWentysix feet 70 the point place OF beginning
Dated. New York. November l3tb. 1900.
5. MORRILL, BANNER, Referee.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT Attorney for Plaintiff 40. % Park
Row Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
following Is diagram OF the g. be sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
No. 4as west am s.

The above Is a diagram of the property 70 Be sold
The approximate amount of the or charge FOR when
the s be sold 10 SS440I Win Interest from No
vember 2ist 1890. together costs ana alauranr.
amounting 20 sl660e with Novenber 1na
leo together with the % The approxas
Is SllC. ~
TIE premises viii sold subject 10 prior r,ortxaz.
for Saoo0 With Sc from September lst 700
JOHN II. JUDGE Referees.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

sae ado
H.y
its charter anmen
o n ha granted by tn
Of o o tn Q and Hh
he rad ca ala t sxhungn f5Wo-
HI eTuHes TEd dAveusRa
aokO the sForysn
% Companies hhpouson nmru ultimately
mrand directly uDer to tn liens
in tn
a gp for TO
for h anain alan SIS so oBse
Of he in hh h provision so
moi
No m THIRD R
RISES AFTER
AVENUE GI
~
a5I1aa
A Oh Al oURoF ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

A DNEhIlsEMANTs ana subscriptions for TIE Trfbsa,
y received al thsif Uptown once. No. L2t2 Broadway
I'd door north of
ments recsived az the following ocea al resr
once rates untu O'Clock q 253 q
cor Ssd-st lSs ah-avs, cor 12th-st Mays 6th-sva
aad A4sa-ats ~ Columeus-SVe., 06lh-st ~
Wssi A-a-sS near oth-tye sS East lith-ss- eST n
s-asL pstNeen tth and sth aves 150 East 47h-st fss
Mstst; lI0s ist-ave. S0th-sts T56 Tgsgn5nravs
SIS Blescksr-sL -
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
financial meetluas
ATLANTIC Trust COMPANY.
NOTICE TO THE SHAREHOLDERS.
WHEREAS. the respective Boards OF Dil

WHEREAS. the respective Boards OF Direc-
tors Of the ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY and the
BAAkEIts Trust COMPANY or NEW YORK have
Hbde and entered under
corporate seals of said Companies FOR the
taid Bankers Trust Company u New York sa!d
Atlantic Trust Company. prescribing the
diilons thereof and the mode OF carrying the into
eHeet NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that q Special Meet
lhf q the stoekhoiers of the Atlantic Trust Company
viii De held Office of said Company William
sreet. IN the Borough Manhattan. City Of
aeTk az twelve clock MONDAY. the telth day
9l december. 1900 consider and
tnent q merger. which will then be submitted
sehnoideFs for their approval The Transfer
as Sopang ~n be closed at three oeloek p A. the
Gay ot December 1900 and re-opened clock
= "a on the eleventh day of December, 1900 Dated New
iNh november ga 1900. BY oroer of the Board
JOHN ALVIN YOUNG. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
Metropolitan Street Railway Company

inter tpaybI m gold
the ma " thereon
munder presents OF the eUnits
of state Munic icpaIiy
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
nEl A-.Ir.r n.-.r..

OF NEW YORK
WHEREAS. the respective Boards OF Direc-
tors Of the BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF xrvv
YORK and he ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY have nrads
ana entered INTO an agseenent under the
porate seals OF said Companies FOR the
Bankers Trust Company cf New York the said
Atartic Trust Company prescribing ana eond
uons Thereof and the mode into erect
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special osstip,r o.
the stockholders OF the Companv OF New
York viii be held the Office % Company No 10
Wall Street In the Borough % Manhattan City OF
New fork. at Il O'Clock u Monday or
Deceaher. lSOf consider
holders for their approval
The transfer books o Co15panv win he
three O'Clock p NJ. the 3Oth day November 1900
4aI IeoPened az ten o'clock A. NJ the 11th day Of
Pa'ed b, e1a New York November q. 1900.
by oruer OF the Board.
ALFRED r. swAYNE Secretary
the american Tin Plate Corupnny.
He ANU NJ MEETING OF the stockholders
-, of the American Tin Plate Company viii be hed on
& Leenth I'D day % January. Nineteen Hundred
lsNIl az ten O'Clock In the forenoon day al
elts oI tne company, N the New Jersey Registration
Os the purpose OF electing class Directors
thIee 20 IN Eunber 10 years for
& &saIsaetion or such other business properly
. In accordance with the Bylaws Of the Company no
sCGh can De voted on which
goAs OF the Company within thirty days preceding
Tats5 IN, nf exclusive OF the day Of election
EDWARD G. APPLEGATEl Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the New York
-, Colored @ Mission viii be held the Mission Building
ISS NesL doSn Street Nsw York. Monday. December
JOSHUA 7. BARTON. NJ D. Chairman
= MARSHALL BCSSELLE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

COUPON BONDS. DEN ONtINATIoN $1,000 EACH
PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

w ANTED-s6.O0O in a going concern for part
JUsTUs p. SHEFFIELD. 120 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished hy William r Bon
bright a Co. Of Colorado SnrinCs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
financial.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER
or ALLEGHENY COUNTY
PittFbuTg. Pa. NCv. 18Th 1900
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
County % Allegheny Pennsyitanis
sinking Fund Commissioners = C,4nty ~
Allegheny. sats u Pennsyyania by virtue authority
esied IN hy Act q Assembly approved April a2d
II 1853 DO hereby notify the holders 0f AII.FlIIESy
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS thai after Jan
fsrV lst A D. 1901 bonds numbered and dated - 81
i5ss o-Eit. oOUPON COMPROMISE BONDS Nes tSl
al 6s2 Gas Ga. G35 t3G 6B7. 6ss os0 a4C 6si SI1
"a 8ss CAS- ass 6s7 ess. as9. eco GG2 6G3 oas 66s
sbesrng late q January ist lses ana maturing Jan
ary ls paid together with Interest - jan
asry lst 1901 upon presentation the once OF tbe
COUNTY ContIoler. 81 FittsbHFg Pa which time an
Interest said bonds Ril
REG EN MILLER
JAS = BONNEIL.
". r THOMPSON
Sinking Fund COmmlssiOnsTs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

MORTON TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Bath House connected with Homestead Hotel Waters
very beneficial FOR persons suffering with Rheumatism
FRED sTERRY Manager.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
THE HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY co.

&C.,, - Columbus Ohio November 80 1900
\ SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
CENT out OF surplus net earnings this day been
declared the Preferred Stock the Copanv psvabIe
business December IS
The Preferred stock transfer books at the Of
nee OF J. = morgan a. company, No. % Wall Street New
York at p. NJ. Friday December Is 1900 and will
AIRY IL. 1901 ~
WM n. COTT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURING co.

RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURING co.
Third Common Dividend.
t'Hk DIRECTORS have this day declared
dividend Nc per cent. o Common
out Of the earnings payable January ibth 1901
70 holders OF record January 5th.
transfer books will be closed Saturday January
oth; al Il o'clock. and reopened January 18TH
Cheq-es will be mailed 20 registered addresses.
Barring, MAGOUN x CO..
december 4ths 1900. Transfer Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
flnanriaL Aleefinas.

THD GERAANIA LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors Of
The Gernauia Life Insurance Company W. - held
az the principal ONCE of the COMPANY, No Nassau
Street In the City % New York, wednesday. 18th
day Of December. 1900 from Y ~ 20 p. NJ
HuBEItT cIII1S. Nics-Presltent.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURING CO.
seventh Preferred Dividend.

seventh Preferred Dividend
TTNHE DIRECTORS have this day declared the
regular quarterly dividend tNo. y OF 1875 on the
Preferred OF the earnings payable December
18th holders OF December sth
The transfer books viii closed Saturday
her sth Il O'Clock and reopened Monday, Decem-
Der 1Tth
Cheques will mailed registered addresses.
Barring, MAGOCN & CO..
December 4h 1900 Transfer Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
Dipi0eno y otlres.
International Paper Company.

30 Broad Street New York
llth Regular Quarterly Preferred Dividend.
rr,Yrr, c.,,,> - Nov. 2Sth. 1900.
V'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
~ declared the regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
OlNE-HALF PER CENT Qhe0 from earnings on
me Preferred Capital Stock payable Dec 81 1900 no pre-
Checks VIII mailed -
Transfer Books Of Preferred Stock win close at
r NJ. the 14th day Of December 1900 an5 raonen
jan 4VVl Z. W. HYDE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06

TIE TRADE N CHICAGO.
NMeaeo. Dec oSpeciED-wheat prices IN the
-ooh advanced sc, and IN the last hour Of the
-, 49, lost All the advance Gables were the best
~P early. Liverpool and antwerp up a fraction
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
RosToy STOCKS.
BrosaHD
FURNISHED by R. L psy Co. No. Bread
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Turpshss by wslk,f Brothers. No Il Rroaavn,l.
Hfeh ~ a..
New-York tribune., 1900-12-06
KUHN, LOEB & CO.,
STREET
York. 1

New York. December 1. 1900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23

rprctni hs@nstcn te the paat tnf eli irenrer
cpt.FAN. New. a. The city election
- ~ held on pecesuber 4 10 atsraefirx
considerable attention anaan9 The t,ecNls
frneyRily There seems o. b. dlfarusty
Ia Inducing any Nte 80 accept The uarssis
tattan fef eHWAf ilmsn. theye beina raNr
70 ~ electes fcr Hseaf Waiter . pexs
rspoft, at present And fof the past six.
ksNn years CITY treasurer ard whn u
si~s ths Gfeseut rhAifanan - tbs Ntptihs
htsn twuHfs rNotrai eitnngfe4. "a n1ans
tsnsted sataFaaly aaA Nill nrebes1v ts
resasnaf#t a. tha mas. eDn&eu2iaa 10.
werrew r2Aas Fsf etFs Treasures "a q
t~t,t~dks, esesstans cashier - fsts rirsf
Sa'iaaet henk " shs eniy ca6atdais 49,
Ear ntaHliNesa
Fer eisfs ~ IA MetsaFt inv rreswns
clerk ~iH ~ EeNA4eH IA the ssreenflnfi
~ fts~srd RfafaWeH we'd anaan
Nn9tna hlssiveNf mar Fnr rty fcseaittt
position ehteh = fiieA ~ me faan "a 81
- elected nexi uenfA a.sens exsst =
h~ihs ntafe tn b 4Hne tho sfN.ent &Nef40
fs~t'n tAn@tf ~ aeysps Ahe ps@He III
ta1utt NtH - ~ inrfe s<~fsge ~ fs~ iisfta
epfnkltief
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23
TO BUILD ADDITIONS To
STATE INSANE ASYLUMS.


Special Dispatch 70 the poss-fnteIligeneer
TACOMA. Nov. 2 The number sf "a !.
TENTS ~ both tho steiiacuom and Medlcaf
Lake insane hospitals is Increasing -
both Institutions during the next year
This announce was today by
Ernest Lister. commissioner 81 STATE IN
situations 90 his return from Eastern
Washington. Tbs state board ~ audit
and control viii recommend Mr. tAssNr
SAYS. that two nsv wings be Construct
"a AZ StsiiacnDul one for male ard one
for female patients; also shat new wing
for female pattenis be- built a. Medical
Lake. The cost of eacN wing togof fsrr
100 The nee wing built last year AZ
Stsiiaroum cost. Nith equipment $50 a6a
IL "a Intended tN maxi the new wings
zomev bat larger than his an~
The side ~ tho Stellagoon hospital De-
vptee 70 tsGnale patients " 80 exarcrausl-
- that ~ has been found necessary to
sfrnn0Y aeH furnish = small daffpifar,f
rnuiaininS twelve beds itl she basement
nairsrsnE me sewing rlans ~ fns nrcs-
rni rate the Wins Tor atat4 patf~n,s hssHt
next year Th1 female wards II Medical
lake err already nearly sui Ynakl~r
the erection ~ additional yonu, thafs
lgi,e ss irnp~fsuve az q ststiscoon.
Sisilaeoam b taxed ~ its fnN taNAeisy.
making e nevseearx it2at th4e nlAnt snail
also hs enlarged "a arsef e. furnish HaAl
Or tne ufw wings amer hufgs
Fer The frst tirse le TIE statss history
the uugntef ~ INSANE usfients tsir-
CARED Cor Nv she sseft sxe~esss nns fheT.
HRh1 The exAcg number a a& IN phseh
thf-e arr eonnned AZ Sfrii8esaans ~ fuafas
ana u fsni Total - ~ The
asyiern ~ Mesiiesi lake eeataius zss "a
fer,eiss hefrS similar - THAT at stella
ftsaer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23
WORK WAS WE'LL DONE.


Special Dispatch 10 the Post Intelligence.
VANCOUVER. Il. c.. Nov. 22-Wiifam
Cameron McCord. OF this city. confirms
the statement OF George Rehberger.
which recently appeared in the Post-In-
telligencer and explained the character
OF the work done by the surveying party
which laid out the boundary line from
Point Roberts eastward along the forty
ninth parallel. Rehbsrger. VINO was with
tho Nineteenth infantry. formed one az
the expedition and refuted the statement
recently made to the effect that the sur
vey was largely guess work and In many
respects very incomplete
Mr.. McCord In speaking OF the matter
here today said:
George Rehberger Is perfectly right In
the matter OF the boundary line survey.
l was foreman of the axmen for over
three years when tho survey was made
from Point Roberts to the summit of the
Rocky mountains. and also at the veri-
which had TO be done on our return In
order TO put In the iron posts TO Sumas.
II was on the British side during the
whole survey. The British verified all
the American stations and the Americans
verified all the British stations. and the
difference between the observations was
divided In two, IL there was a difference
That WAS 20 be the true line between the
countries. When we verified the station
nj the summit OF the mountains we found
II forty-four feet south Of our observa-
tons We moved the monument twenty
two feet north.
'The whole line was surveyed by both
parties as carefully as II was possible 10
do II. With other men | built nearly all
the stone monuments. as We called them.
on our side
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23
CoLoNIsTs at sUNNYsIDE.


Special Dispatch to the Acknowledgements:
STNNfSIDE. Nov. 22.--c Rowland. OF
lanai. Ill, one OF the Christian Co-Dper-
alive colony promoters. left toe East
yesterday with an estimated marty Of
thirty persons for this state. They are
from Illinois and Iowa. principally. and
most Of them are coming 20 sunnyride.
Tho question of entertainment and
lodging II becoming serious one for
these Dunkard colony people There are
now half dozen families living In tents.
IN and about suunyaide. and there are
houses being occupied that ARE built in
a day" There are seven families occu-
pyfng the old three-story Sunnyside ho-
tel This house II being remodeied and
prepared for what Il was originally used.
The Episcopal people are now blasting
rock near town for the erection OF
stone and lumber combinat on church
building The Duukards. who now mum
her forty-two commandments. decided at
. recent meeting 20 erect a eounmodtnus
church building Two years ago the hesf
81 these people located at Sunnyeide.
There II aire movement on foot that
will likely result In the erection 81
union church building The Meihodists.
Congregatinnalists Christian. bar tlxt,
Free Methodists and Progressive Dun
kards Joining The third general store
has inst been opened here There are
now twenty Instruments on the Chris
fian Co-Operatiyc telephone. private
Hire. and u - apparent that a central sta
ton will soon be necessary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23

Yakima cttBs~ns and Cosscu Talk of
Proposed improvements.

Special Dispatch "a the observation-disclosures
NORTH YAKIMA. Nov. 2. Chief Hsu-
ser Of the volunteer hfe department. has
recommended number Of improvements
IN Tire facilities for tre protection which
VIII nArssaitase the expenditure ~ about
$500 Ills communication has been re-
fssret 20 a committee ~ cnunrtimen. and
Il Il quite likely that the committee Will
report favoring part. ami perhaps all. OF
the improvements,
Mr. ua0aer urges that A paid depart
msul should now be- maintained here that
q chemical engine should I've added to the
apparatus that an eisctFic alarm svs-
tenn should he Installed. and that . couple
~ teams should he purchased Members
~ tbs council who have expressed their
aptnien seem 10 faVar the rwsumue Hda-
items exrcut thas As 50 the alarm ssfe-
tenn. whiea Mr. Hsassr claims Is more
necessary than the others
Mr. Hsusers plans SaVe the approy Al
~ tho business msn Of the city a COM
uiftee ~ ~hpm. appointed at a Weaiis z
- ritinews. appeared before the council
last niKhi ans asked fnr their ainptlon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23
FOR THE STATES INTERESTS
CONGRESSMAN JoxEs OUTLINES Hrs
FUTURE POLICY.
VIII Work for River asd Harhor
Approprsssssas for washington
Also fer pssIfe BsSI1isxs In s~-
attic, Taeoma and spokane.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-fnteIllgencer.
NORTH YAKIMA. Nov. z1--CougrefS-
man w L. jones left this afternoon Tor
the national capital to resume his ou-
ties there at the opening Of the short
sessson. December . Mr.. jones was sc-
companied BY his family. Before h. left
he said.
son account OF the fact that the next
congress wiIl BE- IN tho hands Of the Re-
pubiscan~. 1 consider II likely that W,
and perhaps none. Of The msa sures M
p 10 Il shin ns session. sa Fsssisy he shppag
bill and the NiTrsrna canal me ,rgre
win be passed. ! think that IL the de-
attention % congress- will be occupied by
the appropriation bills The people
washington are interested IN The. river
and hsrbor appropriations quite deeply,
and ne want money for the army posts
~ Seattle and Spokane and for public
buildings 1T Seattle, Tacoma and spo-
kane ! shall tIso try 70. get w 90 Tor
public building At North Yakima me
yakima vaifey i one which concerns my
home people more than anything else
just now, and shall help them ell can
R~fsrsinr 70 rhe shipping bill. which has
Interested him Ms much AZ any other that
has been under consideration By CON
Grs. ~ Jones said tsst = BIZ ,lms
speciality 81 this subject. but the interests
~ ths state Of Washington At the ma
fianaI capital are 40 many and various
that would be impossible
"A representative who has no interests
~ look AFTER but those Of district con-
sfiuenry." he raid, has a great advan-
~tsge over the &conGrrssnen- At large. II
he wfrhcs 10 DO SPECIAL work On the
other hand. The state II pretty c~rts n
e. BE- better served by It's Representa- lives
" they are chosen as ours are. when the
con9reezman's conetituency B the entire
state NJ dnda II necessary 10 work pretty
para e ssaprcss 70 sncces q. 90 not
have the state dfetricfsd after the next
superintendent. and 81 fer a. I am per-
senaiiy concerned have no choice n the
matter. l merely assert az n fact that
the state win be better ferved In congress
n representatives continue 20 be elected
NJ iarNe"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23
hound OVER FoR LARCENY.


Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
MOUNT VERNON. Nov. 22--For SOM
time there have been quite number OF
petit iarcenies which could not be traced
TO. any particular person. About en-
days ago from j. J. NJ Jeusens resi-
dence WINS stolen Remington sho. gun
and Winchester rifle. Both the sheriff
and city mHrshal rad been working on
this case. and en- Sunday Theodore Me-
Eyers and George Russell were arrested
Northern depot, with the shotgun in
their possession. They were about to ship
ID 10 Seattle.
Search OF the shack they occupied re-
suited IN the finding OF the rifle. They
were given a hearing before Justice II an
ley yesterday afternoon. and In default
Of bail were commSted to the superior
court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-23
RECOUNT NAY BE oRDEREr.
DtsDese uesweea Legislative cs~at-
dates Over C~sst IN Weceet Flee
ties Taken tnto Court.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inssiiixencsr
rQf.rAx, Nov. IA citation vas r.
sued n the snperior court Yesterday AZ
ported ~ the cenvassins board az ono Of
The representatives 10 the legislature
elected from the Seventh district. 10 APP
rear before the court on November n
and show esuse why the vote In Pullman
country psecinct should not be reeonnted.
Ar purh.m's election i heing contested
" John y Jones . student 1t tbs as.
On hts afidavit, which states that tire
iudees NJ eircsion In Pullman outside Pre-
einvt tn roantins the votes es~t on Mo-
sss s.o. sss On snn an s sss s Sss
marked opposts. the name Of wtlfnrd AL
Isr for representative from the aeventh
snas !, x. as ss. sns s. !" ssn,scdss
MARRIED Mr. Allen would have been de-
riarcd elected IN place Of Mr.. Durham. as
the canvsssius hoard on November 2 re-
pnrsei The total vote for Durham liss and
II y reported that smonx the ballots
rsst IN Pullman country precinct we're
ecpasi,. the ns s ~"ls s sma1r wn a.
ard also an "" marked opposite tho
name OF wtifnr3 Allen. one ~ ths two
Republican ncmirres for the legislature
ThQee ballots ~ the opinion 81 the Judge
euelA not be cnuntaa fnr any OF ms sas.
isIatfve neminees. for the reason that the
voter N marking an XXI opposite ths
tWmoNFuNf heautuM hA1 rnrfr<ssd an M
frafien ~ vattns far ths Democratic nom
ihes@, safe where he would scratch hts
ttrhet Eapvessinn desire 10 vote for Al
len 90 not destroy the previously express
81 intention ef voting the Desnnrratie
tfrfrf eni thsre was no way cf deter.
mining tuss which enc ~ the Democratic
ncusar~cs sA~n ~ sheMe voters desired ia
tuzi9ar liz hts vote IL the vote was count !.
Cd for Alien and no ether legislative nom
iuee y was easily conceivable that one or
both ~ tire Democratic nominees r,isht
have he~n defeated thereby ~ H. expect
- that she court Will order recount %
The vhts N this precinct