The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-25

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Three men boarded car on
Hamilton street Saturday night
bound for Hillyard. AS they quite
a distance out of town they bounced
upon the conductor, throwing him
off his own car and beating him. He
was finally rescued by other car
men.
A suit to have the title Of his
land quoted was brought by w. r.
Windsor against p. J. Sarsfield in
the superior court yesterday. Wind
sor claims that Sarsfield purchased
so acres from him and now owns so
acres.
HalIey's comet was the cause Of
the trouble that brought Frank Mar
tin, colored, and F. w. Crown,
white, into the police court, where
they were fined 81 and costs each
on the charge of disorderly conduct.
The city council introduced new
ordinances at it's meeting last night
as follows: Appropriating $170.60
tax refund to Ada c. Mccormick
and SIS to Policeman ]. w. Willis
for injuries to his eyes; $1616.81 to
cover balance of cost of lavatory in
the alleyon the west side of Post
street, between Riverside avenue
and Main avenue. Vacating part Of
Sixteenth avenue, Mantle Park,
Councilman John Gray, introducer.
Paving Sixth avenue, Stevens street
to Wall street, with granitoid, John
Gray. Requiring firms giving trad
ing stamps to customers to pay an
annual license fee of 500, Peter
Nelson. Borrowing 100000 for
the improvement of parks and play
grounds and boulevards.
The following saloon licenses
were granted by the city council at
it's meeting last night: Louis Green.
S23 Sprague avenue; McGinnis G.
Davis POS Howard street: Wasco
Cojetich, Ala Main avenue; C. M.
Lewis & Co., 512 Riverside avenue;
James Durkin, 7O2-706 Sprague ave-
nue.; L. M. Davenport, Post
street; A. Thurman and J. P. Black,
1 Front avenue; P. ]. Cody, 3O5
Main avenue; Frank Keane, 21S
Bernard street; A. T. Janson, 256
Riverside avenue: J. H. Sherrod,
419 Main avenue; Theodore Heise,
8 Lincoln street; Smith & Camp
bell, 313 Howard street; ]. A., Nc
Cam, $50 Sprague avenue; r.
Rossi, 9 Front avenue; 0. X.
Thomas, 2 Riverside avenue; J. A.
Johnson, 219 Howard street; Boet-
cher & Hanlon, 513 Main avenue;
H. Wolff, 22S Main avenue, transfer
to J. H. Frazer, "a Front avenue;
E. F. Hughes, 231 Front avenue,
transfer to P. J. Peterson; Anthony
Giletti, 217-213 Front avenue; c. G..
Dempsey, All Front avenue; Frank
Sarton & Co., 221 Washington
street, transfer to 21S Washington
street; N. A. Hudson, 317 Front
avenue.
A contract has been awarded by
the school commissioners for four
room addition to the Jefferson
school to cost $9450. The heating
plant in the building will cost 1921
and the plumbing $500
II Is planned to hold summer
schools in a number Of the city
school buildings after the close of
the regular school term next month.
The school board will give this priv
ilege to one teacher in each build
ing, the first applicant to have the
preference.
The police department is holding
a brick to which adheres number
of human hair and quite a bit of
human gore. 1t is the brick thrown
by a colored woman with a white
man for the target. Thus far the
dark complicated William Tell in fe-
male garb has not been found and
neither has the man who stopped
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