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| . ja j T yn trewif.R. OF «PRIH
ViTtH CO, KEPOETI.
, That Th«-r» i* Still t|lilK.>
tw .u ft«rk !• the C oaeem
UU tke t««rl «• Aatkorlac
j |f -..M>»( •( 3U P«f CcBL an
Tfcg|f |,a«ai-* «»w>4 Alan Like ta
g.i. a Party "» «*»• AeOaa
>JJIJ wt kr the P«*«*« Saaad Ha*
«*aaai ■••*-
_ etaremen's regarding
t »mtr* of the Spring HUI
2L*r tu frgar.iaauon and aale
'tZ **• «**'• ** r * EB * J *
*\zl £ -J»s pub. c yesterday upon tha
ti>« sop«rio'' court of the first rw
Receiver Tram per, who. after ntat
!* tas aaact aaca.Uoa of affaoa aa he
the® amen assuming cr.args of
«,»<«**. etc.. of the company, a*k* tha
lL- ta authorise him to cn.tr th« suit
p. ihe Fu**t S aUor^al
n Ta® Spr;t4i HUI Water Company
stsi deleni the aame. He aiao aaks
m eaKrl to empower him to levy an a»-
of K per cent, on the unpaid
ILrVf & cooi>any, amo-aun* to JLui.-
m
is bJ rrport Receiver Tremper states
i*! Us has iavest<c«;ed the affairs of tha
<eat *sT and sou«h: out its asseta, so far
e M ssa heen ahie to, and finds that the
-aatfH' r *ii u. x»rpu:a:«d on or about
lajiat 36, l»L with a capsta. atoek of iii,-
s» U*: aoout Ju-y 12. 1.»3, the capital
tlt< « sas incraafc'-d to ai d a«i:n
0i feiJTJ ary <B, -0 l-i>,vOo. The htat
o p'i«»!V.a. was paid in lull, and
«a s eaU an as»o»*roent of ?o p»T cent,
vis BMde oc the capital
rr + saouating to Sta,46b. and that after
3* it/raw t& W two cal'.s or asaeea
aes-j of 10 per cent, each were made fay
l&e company upon it* atocknotdexa. each
iax>«aung to fci. m>, an»i so far aa he haa
cms shtt to 4et«rmine there still remaiui
|£ of tb* capital sto<k unpaid.
Ti* tetiowinf naaied persons are the
K#e*a«»idcrs of the company, representing
t.HtViM the total number of aharea of
m »rltal *tork, 2.5U< Kit ti.e par of
«acn; K«t».te of Haiiey Gataert, *l6
tum. M'ate of T. T. Minor, 6; Jo .n
iMy, i«. <!• r. Ookismith. t; Jacob
Fsr-a. 8-hwahat:her Bros., 3SO; Stet
«shP»«' M. 1 Company, ». first National
teak fl», a.l of 8 attie; eatata of Martin
fett£* 100, es.ate of I-oula &acha, 100, 11.
X Waiter. 26 8 W. P.o?enstock, luO. 1L
K M(fTUian;*. Si; Ja> ob Haas, 30; g.
Oreretai® 1»; K. R Heller, 100; 8. W.
I.'- A. McWilliam*. 5, all
t! &az Franc.sr-o.
TJi« rec»- ve/ states that he is informed
test aa or about January 27. 1*«0. the
ivcmt HU, Water Company, in consldera
t>3« af 3«6.57, entered into a w ritt«sn
Matraet w»!h the city of S attle for the
af the wnttr plant to the c!ty, and to
»secute a rood and sufficient conreyanca
t! the free from encumbrance
tad ?kna On October 27, the ctty pa,J
pf the full purr*haae price, tha
i-mpur tttrutin# to the city !:* deed.
r;.9r to the execution of thla deed tha
Wfr rorrpany e*<wu!Rd to the Pmre-t
for i National hank, a* trustee, its deed
tfths property and rights in trust to
wart th- payment of its 15- ono worth of
fc"d» ard in:ereet- This deed has N-en
*w! .» now a ilen snd incumbrance on the
Fl*fty
ewjany. The Spring: Hiu Water Com.
puf aa«l bjnd.holdera, aetured by tha
t~jat de-d. have caused the Punet Sound
\vjan*: bank to institute procr-ding* for
•>* f»r(M-:oaur* of the lien created by the
pw deed in! !t haa commenced an action
sttilfh tht Sprinif Hill Water
irftiw eity are defendants.
Veivac Tromper state* that at far a*
lik *U« to iMfn the water company has
hiki to protect the city In It* title to
'* ;roper?y. There is tn the h*nda of the
u the property of the water
£>»J*ny. two pronmiMory note* executed
** E L Terry and wif% b-arinp date of
i- 'J I lsst. and payable on or before three
fw» af-er dat* to the order of Jacob
#«L m * S * ir<r ,or and th « ottu r
f*i»9oS. The *ndors-«iT!Cnt on the hack
« nrh nbpww that the Interest ha* b*en
P* up to January isss. The receiver
i «. ha* !n his pna*t «e»<>n the mortg »ge ln
( '"•"** o' Tsrry and wife to Jacob Furth
m aiwrtty for the payment of the note*.
"•* property consists of lota tn Terry'*
•'••feat# and Itoren *nd Maynard'a addl
to the city. There are no other a#-
«*» property ri*hta or outstanding cred
■ du# or belongtrg to the water company
*' *r ts«» u>e tnpofd stork and the
iWr Oiwrteags. that is. as fir a* the re
f* Tfr T#t discovered. The rerelvar 1*
jnf#rvt*d. thou«h, that, the Terry mortgage
■ » WW.aortgage and lien on the land*
Msrribsd.
Nr Tremor state* that hs has not yet
all of the corporate bonds and
• '* and n , ka if account of the water
—s-r but from the book* that be ha*
'listed H V* apparent that there is at
v * w remaining unpaid on the
* *•* of each ©f the stockholder* r.amod
1 *!m. and that th» stockholder* are, with
*•««*«,«* responsible and well able
.>** Notwithstanding the exlstctioe of
encumbrance upon the property sold
' * w»ter company tt» the city, and
• ! *a»din* ttwf nro of the mock
sad aot paid in full for rhe»- "v*.
w» Sidney p.-t », v the city for the convev
» w*s dtvMed up imarc the stockhold-
t4k ' ?i S his pro rata atxv r-itn# to
* °* # v a-ea by him. The
i j»b» earned *» plalntiSO la the com
f _ J n " ac" n <n which the report
" 5,1 :, e a-e tn the w<i*«r rom-
K 3 S W Heller
y fytmi Ahirh#f. who \* OM of
3* r os., r * rut d as stock-
p!!', 1 'ally r,«>.>rtei. the re-drer a»ks
ft/u-t to tnsk." an ord«r authorialna
«J L'y* "ere'eer f t . r
'+ Bprkig Hill W *-er Company.
sr- -r h araearar.ee in the
J. .?* ( th * y 1 > M Nttloral bark
« si' ** }'* ii >T ' r - c ! Wat*r Oompanv
til " ? ' In court. He
** is?°*e 'h* court to strpow
.-L ? lr>ct v ' rn • make, les-y and call an
« . w""!**' ® rer cent, on the unpaid
t.»- f k w *' pr r ' mpany, and to bring
. tioa ©f sam* in the
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Attention, Miners.
1a 9»me people buy and then look for bar
t r ~^' ii l I—*1 —* c*;n«. If rou are going into tha Tafcoa
yon will n*-"*! a itort that will stand the
hllP<i kaoda Call and a-e nur mot-*.
We are in the boaineaa, and c* w njaae
them co rear order.
Y ukon Stove.
z. c. MILES co., ' 6 iVp^irr w,r
Ba.iarS. Ic all of theae cases the c-*ta
were taxed to the appelant*. The ease
reveres *ll that ©f Peter Cofcai v*.
fhs City ®f Seattle, ia which the city se
cured a verdict ir. the tower court. This
la the aerond appeal in the action, the firat
decision revers.ng -.he Judgment In favor
°* U»* defendant aad remanding the cause
for trial upon the laeue aa to whether a
•übeeqaeot contract wu tn:ered iato to
deliver a quantity of pipe at certain lo
cations in place of rh<- Spring street wharf.
The MXr>l tr.a; resulted in a verdict and
Judgment for the city, from which J ig
tnent the plaintiff appealed a second time
In decid.-g this ap;aai the Hither court
• tat** that the lower coart adm. *ed evi
dence to »hnw that the distance from the
car* to the places specified «u no greater
than from the car* to the SpfiAg street
" v%rf > • n<l ahowing the length of
noma of the other hauls Bade under the
oontracta, tha condition* of the streets,
etc., and also instructed the Jury thai if
the defendant requested the pia'ntiff to
ro&Jt# hAUfcS. &Ti>l £.d so, he t h%r%-
by became bound by acq jieecen** to make
the haul for the >sa»r price The plain: ff
ofojected to these instructions on the
®round that they were erroneous whkh
flt>)«ctlona the supreme *"ourt holds are
well taken, and it therefore reverses the
• *lon and remanda the cause for anew
trtaL
SOBLE liAMAGE CASE.
Demnrrer by the rity Allowed, nad
<hae (ioet Over.
The N'oble damage caje w as called hefora
Judge IV.TiSon yf*t*r<!ay. but on the sus
taimng of a demurrer the ca*r> waa poat
poned until April 2.
This is the caa* in which D R Noble,
lather of Jud Noble, the young man
drowned last year by falling through a
;iok» on F-ailroad avenue, la sutntr the city
for US.OOO damage* Ymmg Nobler who
was a very popular and bright young man.
left bla de*k in Anisworth A Dunn'a of
fice one evening about dusk to attend to
some bu*incas, and never returned. TT.e
finding of his hat told thn tale, and after
a diligent search hi* body, was finally re
covered.
The father claims that the city was ner
llgent in not keeping tha avenue In rtpalr.
Heeel\»-r H«»»d*a ltep<»ri
A. H Boyd, receiver of the property In
emtmeri/ in the case of John \\\a«l ng
vs J Wooding A Co., filed his flnil report
yesnerday with the clerk of the superior
ooart. The report shows that since the
receiver took cl \Tr» of the property e
hu* collected tg.Cf.B7 and has paid out
t* 132.*#. This latter amount Includes tha
payment of WfW 61. representing the amount
of dividends i«a.d upon labor bees; t2.1j0.T1,
the amount of 2 per cent, dividends paid
upon general claims; f»77T». salary of the re
ceiver; 5206 attorneys' fees, and t4.ttT.77.
the amount paid for all other purpose*.
"Hi is leaves J'4S T3 |n the receiver's hands.
The nnmes of the stockholders, the num
ber of shares ownod by each and the value
of the same are; David Hart, i shares,
r .Sn«; C P. Lacy. 2 tl 0™; R K. Hon. *
r >JO: John Woodln*. 13. $«.&*»: A. K.
Hemphill. IT. t\so(>: William Walker. S.
t:,&<0; making a total of CVW. AH of
these stockholders live In Auburn. Wash.,
with the exception of Walker, who resides
In South Park.
There was also filed in the f-ase yester
day a list of verified claims and the report
of Pevld Hart and John "Wooding con
cernlr* moneys collected out of and the
disposition made of promlssary notes in
dorsed by J. Wooding & Co.,
as payee, to the Bank of Auburn, as col
lateral ooeurpy. Hart and Wooding e.*k
that the court ft* a day for the hearing
of the report and also that aa order be en
tered declaring the title of Hart A
Wooding in and to the notes absolute, an 1
that J Wooding A Co., iiworporaied, has
no further interest.
W!H Try Once More.
For the third time the property belong
ing to the Northern Tagging Company will
be sold by. the a.heriCf. At th-» first mK
fceM noire time ago. the pljin'iff In th*
ci emiinst the company bought in the
logs for something like s:.*ua There were
objections ma '• to the *ale. which objec
tions th» court sustained and ordered a re
sa'e of the pnopertv. which waa had smo
weeks ago. John H. Elder hHng the pur
chaser. for SI.WO.
m re objection* were made to
the aaie. but they were overruled by Judge
Moore on the ground that a sulTMer.t
■dewing had r»»t been made. Af «t ftiie ac
tion by tie court, several petitions from
cr«rtiter* for a rehearing were read, stat
ing that the property would *\:r?!y brin?
£ 000. and poselbty V 000 should another
M le be ordered. Vpon thle assurance the
court set **'e rumNf two aside and or
dered a r-eai* of the property, at I o'clock
cn April S.
Mnrrlaffr License.
A marr:a*e license was l«.«ued yesterday
to John fj*rsen and Emma Ho**;and, both
of Seattle.
Mrir *«I»S Filed.
\. tio-,a were Vjrun tn tfc* superior court
yesterday In the followirg caae*:
f'xrollne Clark e*. James H Wool err
f *i.—Promissory not* and mortgage.
<>«roMre Cl*>rk vs. r*'er Batimar »' al.
n't* and rni'f cif KS**-
r \. Schrein*r va. Pacific and h'P"
Sound BottKi>« C strip*r.y—VtoS*tion r-t
agreement and arreara** In tent.
and interest.
Xarv R. Sml'h va 1/«1«* tV«-ny et *L
—-Prorsuseory note and mortgage,
tenrt %ote*.
The deer** in th* cs«e of C. M. f»t-e*fe.
*s revolver of th* Ws*h|rrton S*virr*
t>ank. v*. th* Ci v of Seattle was *i*»ed
jeeterday by Judjte Ber.aon.
J« *r* Moor* *:«• -1 *n order
confirming the **ie cf real estate lath
r*<* of the I* w Guarantee and Tmst
Company va John Oorth*«y.
{—Aer ccnUrming the •»*- of lot ».
tn b'ock * R«tton ad'"t;T. '■* l-«J! V>.
»-* the cas* of Paul M EJ*ajs**r vs. John
S fi*y et al.. **» signed >e*t*rday by
Judge M>>re.
Phor.ff M >v-r w** yoaterday app.-Satod
rwmMtot w«iw t9 t v a raa* of UH.
*t al v. M a; ai This Uan
for tb* Mowrr .arraln W>«*
which ara co« tr. tho raowrafa
*tcxv
\*>\ •>/>« o? f->r ?*-.<* t*nk*n-
PominJijn Mlnint tVmj»*ay »<•?*
wttfe tna » idltar »»*'rrday. Tha ravita.
k i« t actJ at $:»■*««. Ir.xo
$« • <a.< *. *r«. at II «*«rb * >■* l|K*>rp*>r
« .r*. ««k» *ra »l*o t)-« aj»
i,«ora# \<i Ha.i. 14 K- Oa.io«mjr J.
T Ror*W.
An cM»r «>r*.iwtT*t •%!* o? «*«! ••»*••
!r tha cn»* cf Wll Pocfeta or<l Hofr rt
Wbf worth r» S. v<r..i A. For*rr»o.i ot
ai . it* *.n '*d v«vr.!*t t* M *?*
1"hf» f*rw*rtjF ftt of k»ti *
a SI. * rof»*«:r.tr.« M IT
a<-r«i a!a> 1*» *- rra in ?owa*ntp * Tr'»
* v» bo««tst la by Uia piiiatiffa
K>r H.*o «.
of the Grip.
The irrmttwi dans*-'' frtm La Cripf* ?« of
iu fY-uiiT!* in yi* if Maxai'if
cur# is «t»rd. luvrw, *n4 t>.*mhrr*atn *
CMfh lierw*}* taim, ait tiatwrr wili K
■* Awcf • p um i f thow«:v*. wis.
h*rr li-A r*-c>»iiT t r la fnj«», wr
kava *«•» »•» ianru c* a «rt*cio n*m ttarfnf
iwiihirt in |nnua«A wkirh r»*jr! j
ureiT »bat to « crrtam
lira of that drrad du*a*e. It asii riVt a
fv cu-a ts W**o War ih*r *rv* nth-'T
tmiM nc "1 J> t»*l <yj %wi ivX
•ir fey
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. TUESDAY. MABCH 21. 1897.
TOO MI'CH COCAINE.
®» H- WILLETT. A* ENGLISH« %*,
TO BE EXJUIISLO FOR MSASHTV.
He Is aa Arlstoerwtle, Ftselr Ms
rated Has, Wks Claims to Be a
Mrabcr af a Wealthy Eafllih
Family, asd lay* That People- Are
Tryia* ta Cheat Him Oat af His
laheritaaee— lyaterioui Mea Re
move Bricks From Hl* Chlmaey—
Eiideaily a straai* Story Back af
Uis Uallaaimatlaaa.
Eraaat H. Wil'.ett, the erratic
man who waa spoken of in the Puat-In
teHtsoncer a<>me ume ago as desiring po-
K e protection to keep an exp-es«man
fnnn kidnaping him. w as agais in eridenca
yes tarday.
He up Mayor Wood early in the
morning and told him tha: hla life was in
danger. He aald that some mysterious
men had been at work removirg tha br.ck*
from the chimney at his house and that
there was a plot to do away with him.
Tha mayor waa glad to have him a«ek as
sUtance from the police. WiUctt
around the station until S o'clock in
afternoon, when Capt. Ho«> had h m
locked up on the charge of Insanity. Later
tn the day he was removed to tha county
jail. He will be *aken before Judge Moore
today to hava his mental condition teated
in an official manner.
WiHiett iold Detective Phil.p* that Mrs.
WUlett. or the woman he apeaka of as his
wife, was traatlrg him In a really shock
ing manner and that she answered him in
langu&ga that would make a poiiceman
bluah. Ha doea not dtny that ha u**>*
morphine and cocaine, but aays he liauts
himself to five grains a day. The police
think that he must take several times that
amount, as his action* are very strange
and he ha* all kinds ct hallucination*.
One of his atories, and by the way, the
latest. Is that three nights »«ro he had a
"blue Jacket" with him all night in order
to have him verify his cla;m that mvsterl
ous men were removing bricks from the
chimney of his house.
"Have you any idea why you are he'd
here at police headquarters?" inquired
Phillip*.
"Why. yes," replied Wil'ett; "they claim
I am insane and that I am troubled with
hallucinations. Kow I can prove that is
n->t so, I would like to have an officer ac
oompany me to my house. It is Important
that I s<*e that things have not been rear
ranged since I waa there."
"What would be the object of moving
things about?** Inquired Detective Sam
Corbett. »
"To charge the appearance of thing*
sirl whs last there." replied Willett.
"Who are the persons that are rearrang
ing things was a«?ked. Willett replied
that "they" were the ones which was so
ambiguous that the questioner considered
himself knocked o*»t. "I must hasten to
the house," said Willett, "and I would
like to have the chief go with me." He
rushed o>t of the office and was d.recteJ
into the city Jail.
Willett Is a finely educated man. speaks
so decidedly English that his nationality
would he discovered In the dark, ar.d af
fcots the monocle. He has finely cut fea*.
tur»*. but his face reveals the handiwork
of morphine, cocaine and whisky. He
makes some pretensions to literary ability,
and prior to coming t> Seattle several
weeks ago, lived at Peabeck, ©n Hc»od
rAnal, a quiet place, wh-re he had abun
dant opportunity to allow h's genius to
MftMnm forth at will. While there he
proved himself an adept In fixing up con
trivances to keep Imaginary sp'ca away
from his home, ar.d lost no opportunity to
let people knew that he was a m»mber of
a wealthy family. He claimed there, ar. 1
still e!alms, that h» la being cheated out
of a vast Inheritance.
THK FINAL HKSI'LTS.
Manlclpat CITI! Service Etamlnif
tfona—For «pr!na Work.
The final results of the civil wrvtce ex
»f inaMo-* in the various departments
were snnounce? ye«ferday as follows:
Three mechanical ergin»«rs for the wn'er
department: F. K. Dunlap, F. W. Herd
and Oilhert Brr*>k«s.
Cirli an fine--# John Lamb, transl'rrsn;
Oeor*e McMonacle. tmnsl'man; Ferdl
rr 1 Dehly draxh'wr-in: D K. 8lck!««,
cha!nm«n: Johr H IrifT chairman: C. F:
P 9wc»!and. axman; B. E. Thomaa street
and «wrr inspector
Of the applicants far promotion in t v <«
fire department thaws who paseed were:
For Samuel H Tlorne. Fen R
Hume*. F W B- ;n. Will ft. Kenttey,
Herman Richard Clswon; for en
irlr r r F M Oollins; for as*t«*a"t chl*f.
K A MU'.er; for pipeman. Jacob M. Long
fellow.
Of tf • fur who to. k the examination for
captain, ail failed. .
Frank A*klr«. appli-snt for pn'.ice clerk.
the tnt*-'>enial •»*< and h»s r.'jw t->
crlwt# the m«*dical and physical exami
nation*. There are see*ral othe-* who
hj»\-e passed the men'al and
will be t<"t*3 physically thl* week.
With the oomlng of aprinr housekeep
ers will begin to think of cleaning their
r*«ldeocea Lab>r Comml*eover Grout t*
pTarin* a list of available »or t-:»
wo-g. employer* calling at the te«
of the bureau la 'he city hall eill find a
wide selection There are a r>.;mb«r of
111* men who ar* al*o skilled In *ard«oin*
and wo- j gtadl • accept a ftw day# work
tn setting out flower beda
Art l.rsisr I rclore Tostcht
fair Immortal bar 3 rf
C « v >«• **-«'■»? »>?>* thrirM that
nation of arrt*t*. tS* rr>«atr*t
#v<»r rrodiKad, will b# tHa th*ma of
?• «* K*ncht I"• M«rr» b»for» th* f*«a;:]«
Art I*-tt-£u* »-4 SV-hool of IV*t*rv In tha
)ttn<-ki*y boiling, thia av**strir. c-to
p-«r.Mrr *i T56 o>l«ok. ani
f-r half an honr. Ar*i»?s *r,3 ethrr* tn-
are cordially laritad to atter. 1.
Midday »frTlfM at Klalto Hull.
A« t v *» ctlor. Xjrn-m i»rt!<*« of tha i
* .ampul <r* ir:-' •<*. «M»j «ra h#M da: r
at RlaJto bail. Ko* O. C. Oarratt »f j
spaak today on ~Bo*t?wa« tdMii," tindar
tfsa rT.«ral awbjact "llta acd U'.» Uuai
TO (TU A COLD II o% K ntT
Tak« lanat'Ta Bromo Qa'r.tr# Tabiat*.
Df«lfbu r*t jeJ as ;a»j if it U..i : 3 c „ri
fte.
IRKIITIKA
"
A 9*r'~* of r- < '!rr« v *.* *•-»»-
••. »! »J :ha T. SC. C A. for
t*fc'a HS«»tlnr» wtU ta coeiinuad
tor ctx M -'tay arwalnr*.
I**: r *t>; tk» ~bu «"* w»-« »• t» t* »
}#a4 Ir '.*« Y A! * A »#»?-"r*f> j> on*-
t«*!. t?*<* »ror« b»ft» il » It ,'ar t&a
"twar#.** Tha '*Saar«* ar# raquaiitad i„,
tß*at-<brtr r * ** ; Vt «•.? 3«*<* 4* r.*s: at 7 f
ok ax ihm Y. II C A. b
U *&♦ r*wir-J of ir«rtr* &o: o?
iM-.mt tlsa. Pop - *;: -iatto« ts vttt
tasi» is (N ;ajmt ruft. Vor fifty yt*r« paopi#
fcava fea«a u*trt Ajer*# »ai
to»Ja> u ts tr«a par *.«-? n» >»t :a favor
w tb tb« p«»b -• tr i Sartapart: a cane*.
WHO WILL PAY IT?
ex-coittt acbxtors mat have
TO SETTLE THE SHORTAGES.
The Fraaee-atla* Attaraey Determin
ed the Ceaatr Shall Bo Reim
bursed—bat a Search af Letl
Smith's Room Repealed—larce
Nimkera of Cheeks. Stamp nad
It either Letters, Pen*, sad Ink
Krad lea tors and Erasers.
Prosecutinar A"oruey McElroy and hie
aaeWtant. John Hart, were surprised y s
terday afternoon wnen tney beard it as
•erted that the allared in the ac
cotinta df ex 5 erf was out
lawed both criminally and cirilly. Both
officials stat 1 to a Poei-Ic.eiageneer re
porter mat the time for a criminal prose
cution *u paust by the operation of law.
but that thare wa* nothin® to pre rent the
county from recovering on a etvil action.
Further diacuaiioa wan cut w the
appearance of **-County Auditor Beman
and ex-County AiJitor Frank Twic'ielL
Proaeeutiny Artorr-y idcKiroy disappear
ed in his private office followed by hi* via
itors. an 4 wiat they talked about ia a
profound aecret.
Mr. Be man is especially interested in the
d*covnri«a made tn connection with the
investigation of the condition of tha road
and bri Ige fund. The offiei&la of the pros
ecuting attorney'a office are determined
to have the county rcumbursad for whatev
er shortage they can discover, and It na
turally follows, tnat tan er-auditors or
their bor lsmen stand an excellent show of
bfcitig called upon to settle. Prosecuting
Attorney McElroy does not expect that
the entire shortage will be discovered, but
it is probable that tha cuan-up will reach
110,000 or S&000.
Teaterday afternoon a reporter had tha
opportunity of examining some of the road
and bridge fund orders which have formed
the ba*la of the prosecutions already in
augurated. It would be useiess to say
that they had not bf-en tampered with. It
rtmaina to be set;. wia> Ctd the work, aud
if there is a possible explanation.
The county commissioners were in ses
sion y eater day, ana Mr. McElroy was with
them a long time. They looked wi*e when
they told a reporter they had nothing to
say.
The return on the search warrant for
Levi Smith's room was made y&atarday
in Justice Ingersoll'a court.
In his .return Constable Pika says: "I
found in rooms the following aruoies:
"One certain package of checks drawn
tn favor of t3. Smith or self on the
Washington National bank, all signed by
L*vi ti. SmiUi, and which auld t>ack.i<e
of checks I have for convenience sake
oumberad %' and the aggregate amount
of aald ohncks is U.724.5A, a.nd numb- r
of separate checks in said package Is l^a.
"On© certain set of checks, So in numbt-r,
which 1 have numbered '2,' which chicks
amount in the aggregate to the sum <jl
t:,il7.
"One set of checks, 15 in number, which
I have numbered *3,* which checks
amount to 1960.2k
"Fourteen checka, amounting to I21«> 45.
"A set <rf ch> ks. Si in number, amount
ing to 5246.
"A set of checks, 12 in number, anxount
it« to J1.384.k7.
"One set of ct»eeks, 113 in number,
an cunting to $1,976 S5.
"One set of checks, amounting to $.',5^9.
"One package of bank checks and de
posit slips, being 17 aepaxa'.e instruments,
together with one letter, which 1 hava put
In one package and numbered I>.'
"One package of bank deposit books
and check stub books, being IS different
books In ail. and numbered 'lo.'
"One packajre compose i ot one blank
check book with the stubs attached, to*
K»»her with certain odd chocks, also one
aej*»srt book and one memorandum book.
"One certain memorandum of warrants,
together with the ad-dresses of persons,
written on four sheets of legal cap MMT.
"Three certain envelopes, two of which
being sealed and unopened and without
addresses. the third being addressed to
Q. Smith.'
"One certain Ick pad.
"One stamp an 1 rubtw*r letters, together
with tweest. rs for placing the dates in the
stamp handle, the same being enclosed in
a box. on the top of which appear the
vords, 'No. soiid rubber date*.'
"Tt.ree pen and Ink era = »rs.
"Nine pens and yt n holders.
"Tliree cards, all being the same si?.e,
upon two of which app»»r the words. *N'<-
than He man. j»«-*!tie. Wash.. Oounty Au
ditor,' on the third of whi« h ail writing
has been erased or scratched off.
'One vial of a chemioai preparation,
wrapped In a blua paper.
"One vial with a nqu:d fluid In it.
"One heavy weight with a smooth sub
stance in the shape <*f an egg attached
to it.
"One box of "Collins* Improved Ink
Ermdicators.' being a chemical prepara
tion for removing ink or writing from
Iwper. composes) of two b-xties, the bot
t,es being numbered I and 2.
"One ink ersdioaror brufch."
A laborer Injured.
John McGray, a sailor, was taken to
Providence hoapital last evening to be
treated for Injuries to his bead and
received while assisting In unloading the
barkestlns Catherine Sodden at the city
dock He was struck by a load that was
in the hoist. Hli Injuries ere spoken of as
painful, but not dangerous,
llohlied a ttsrher *ihnp.
A report was made to the police yester
day that the Pioneer barber shop, in the
basement, corner of James street and
Pioneer Place, wu entered Sunday night
by means of a pass key. and that two
pa'rs of shears and several razors were
stolen.
Police Motes.
F. C. Bats, who was arrested for eon
di ctlng a gambling ro«im over the Pelcho
saloon, was arraiene<j Jn t s » municipal
court yesterday after;-, -on. Bats took the
statutery time to plead.
Geor** Peareon «« <-fc*r*ed in Justice
!rirrr*o!fg court T?*tfTl.r afternoon Witr»
•t'Tilln® a big fan fnrwn Weet Seattle. He
«tt to given a preliminary examination
tma af'craoon at 1:39 o'clock,
I'm Fay. alias W. H Moors, and M.
O'Brien, who *»r« caught fay Officer Pow
ers in the art of into theM*s* sa
loon, will be taken U-.'ore Jostle* In*er
«M»H t tn afternoon at s o'clock for a pre
liminary naminatim,
Georga K«*er. who ia known as the
Lake inaane man, was locked up
tn the city Jail yesterday by Officer Ha
rt e» n. Kewer go t away the In txn*
aeylum a few days ago This l.« the sec
ond time ha has e* and rwuiaal to
t;:e Yi.-ir.ity of h's hon>e Ha is the ra.» >
rV> took pr»aae«Son of the boat house at
Green like and wfso w;*a looked ujx»n as
a burglar until h*s identity «aa dlacovccad.
The Ala»k» Tratlir.
Bertha, chartered by the Anchor
I • : M'r.in* Ooap-*ny for a voyage to
Cork intet. w*a takinsr on t applies yes
terday and loading •> JOO feet of lumbar.
f»he will clear today. an! will a»,; with
about ninety people aboard,
SteaT!«hip Mexico arrive! from San
Fraaciaco laat nirht ar 1 wii! be reaiy to
ehtl ( t Oyea Mare*: 25. sne will start
k>a<*.!rg 1« <M) feet of lumber a* the Ker
ry mill today. Af*er her arrival at port
T" wnaend, Sunday af: .noes, the
went to l*e part are bay f <r W tone of coaL
T"-e reraalnier of htr freight apace will
be takes up with 1*» tone of general raer
r-.it Jlse brought up from San Francisco
a~d U v e outf.ta of lbs Yakone-s who w;;i
go north on her. About 406 passengers,
r-st and aeeend e'.aaa, are figured oa tor
this vrvaae.
S'eaawfctp Wl!!»pa ia tc arrive from
Alaska next Saturday, and la ecr ; e-S"j:?«d to
ata s*xin March 25. g... £ ::-.reu*h to Dy
ea. Br tse tdvar.re aa> of ticker* a fall
r list ia a* it* V
ttraKihip CJty cf Topeka win *ul
March 3». Pv a.*, errcr la yewar'ay morn
ing a paper LwaaaiUag date wae aaaoonce>i
for April 1
1 Po«*it»te Rat* War.
ChK-ago ad*t»ee retired by the ro*t
late>..gee--sr yesterday esy that a re-eat
4»a»aiid mads by the Canadian Pa-'; So
r .. -s Jt« fto ea;ae =n-.j*rai»a demae
a-MUjs in trass-n:: aenta* paaasagsr
rate*. The Canadian Pacific app.i«J to
tite ch*;-(aaa of tt*e Tri imonit nsooi Paa
s «-r A - -->.. *- . « for a-j - iH>nty to pay 1)
« -i r -< tr ? ticket* tad «*
MUNYON'S
MARCH
MEDICINES
The Learned Professor Gives
a Plain Talk on
SPRINGJMSEASES.
One Remedy Cannot Correct All
the Changes in the System.
SEPARATE SPECIFICS
AM Needed to Prevent the Dereiop*
meet of Disease* it End of Winter.
SEEDS OF CONSUMPTION
Catarrh. HronrhllU and Throat I)f».
»•*»«• Arc >u»u by the Sfflcct of a
March Cold—Man) en's ( old Care
Hrrak* t p the Worst Koriu of a
Cold at Oaee.
WEAK KIDNEYS
Th« Mrtolt of Extra Work oa the
I'art of These Organ* Dtring Cold
Weather Are Promptljr ttrragilf
card by Maajou'i kidney Care.
IMPOVERISHED BLOOD
Aad Deftetrat Circulation Cail far
Muniona Blood Care, the Beat
Blood Toale on the Market—lt k.a
rlrlin aad PurlHt-a the Blood, Pro-
Btatct Appetite uiiJ Give* Ut-ucnrd
ktrrßgth and Vitality.
Prof. Munyoa says: "The Idea that
out nru.-t UKy *»pnng Medicines' U &
grea-t mi stake. It is true that at this
season ot the year many changes take
kla»j*> In the human body that aSect the
blood, liver, kidneys and nerves. but in
healthy peop.e these changes oc ur with
out the help of medicines In fact, it is
a sin against nature to t..ke of any
kind into tha body nn!«« one Is ill. T! •
so-called Spring Medkine* for the blood
are also bad because they pretend to cut a
till disease* with one oombina.ion of med
icines. If your stomach is out of order
it is absurd to take rheumatism medicine;
if you have a cold, a kidney remedy not
on>y does you no rood, but may do harm;
* you liver Is sluggish, a nerve cure Is
uselt s& In fact, there is only on* way
to cure promptly and permanently, tha.t
Is. by treating each phase of disease with
the appropriate remedy. 'A separate cure
for each Disease" is the grand and true
principle on which the Munvon system of
treatment has gained its marvelous suo
ce*s
"If you hare a Marfh Cold, the first
thing is to cure the cold, a* this is the
season when Grippe and Colds have a
d mgerous tendency to develop into lung
diseases and catarrh. The most obstinate
colds yield in a few hours to Munyor's
Cold Cure, Pneumonia, catarrhal dis
eases and throat troubles are always pre
vented by this re-mealy. Where Colds are
complicated by a Cough, the Cold Curs
should he alternated with Munyon's
Cough Cur a.
"The debilitated condition which affects
many people in the Spring season Is Na
ture's warning that some organ Is week
and often precedes serious disease. It is
a condition which metis careful Investi
gation. and which calls for treatment,
not with Spring Medicines, but with tie
remedy that will remove the cause. Jf
the stomach Is disordered, Munyon's Dys
pepsia Cure will act as a stomach tonio
bowH regulator, assisting digestion,
anl curing such symptoms as pain or
soreness In the stomach, indigestion or
distress after eating, fullness in the stom
ach, shortness of breath, poor appetite,
coated tongue, sour or bitter raialnx from
the stomach, heartburn, wind on the
stomach, constipation, dUslnuas, fastness
and lost energy.
"If the kidneys are afifeoted, the lan
guid. dragued-out feeling la accompanied
by pain In the back, dark circles around
the eyes, headaches and deposits of red
sand or mucus in the urine. Munyoa s
Kidney Cure ia guaranteed to cure 66 per
cent. o( all forms of kidney dissasa,
"VST en the liver Is disordered, the whole
system feels the presence in the blood of
the poisonous substances left by the de
fective action of this organ. In fact, the
condition is one of genera! poisoning.
There is depression of the spirits, tired,
worn-out feeling all the time, bad taste
in the mouth, aching and soreness in t! e
right side, backache, and aches and pains
all over. Munyon's I,lver Cure stimulates
the liver to heeithy anion, and makes a
perfect cure by removing the cause
"Impoverished, thin and impure Wood is
fh«» foundation from which many diseas* s
arise tn the Spring months Tbe pour
quality of the blood results In a general
low state of health. lose of energy and vi
tality. The patient tskes cold easily, and
the colds sre obstinate, leading to ca
tarrh, rrje-uma*tssn and neuralgia. Mtm
yon'a Blood Cure not oniy purines the
b»,> d, but makes n*-w blood rich in nour
ishment. that invigorates the whole sys
tem. It aids the healthful act! nof all
the organs of the body, revitalise* all the
tissues, promotes appetite, drives out
skin diseases, brings hea.'thy ook>r to the
cheekn, clears tb» ocmplactlon and tone*
up ttie nerves, dispelling twmpiettly the
dragged-out, tired feeling,"
No matter what the disesse. there a
Mubvos specific with which yoa can doc
tor and cure yourself Munyon's Im-
f roved H-wneoparhie Kem-dtes sold
v all dnurglsta. mostly at SS cants a vial.
There is no guess work, each remedy is
plainly label**! with directions for home
treatment, and the cur« is absolutely cer
ta!n. If you are In doubt a« to the na
ture of your disease, a personal letter to
professor Mtmyon. 1805 Arch street, Phfl
ad»« rhla. will ts answered with free med
ieal advice.
on ©na way. Th« apn'Sea/ton wn% b*«M
on tba fact t>at othar roads were admit
ted'* paying t***e eomnilaaioiMi »o !ouri«t
a*enciaa. at*i aa It did no« aai&loy any. It
thought !t ahouid have tha rlrht to nay
Um eommi«*ion<» on general freatoeas. T> «
chairman d#nie>4 tl;a application on the
rrrwind That tha arrangement® In eo«n#>-
tion with lb* tourlat a**r.ci«e wra la ef
ftw* whan th* Tranacootlmmtai pMMn«"r
Aaeo:iatP>n «ti formed and fc*-r.<« w«-r*
noraoaarfl? a~cep**d an<l nroat be coneM
,.r«sj a* har'r.r atand «"'« tb« txr*--
irrrt. While line* make
c-rreapoDd;".# arrs--*- wit* the
aama or » mJar aaenrlea aasumtn*
«irr.:'.ar Ob*l#»H»»e, tfcey ha*a no rUrt.t to
through the a*»oclatlo» authority to
extend »odi paymenta to othar me i uma
It i* beltere-d th« Canadian PactSc w il cow
taXa tr.-iapende.nt action and pay tha can*
r ml wiieh may glvo rua to a r*;«
»*»•- /
rmoKAi.
jr. tr»r' of • daisad'aa P•
fjflc railvav at Port Townaend. «a» i*
town ytwrferday.
rtwt» r Otnwf <*'• lav night fv
} a jvi, o be «oea to xaaJca hla future
home Mr. Otind daring hia rwrtdeoca In
tie h*.« mV;* mar*- frtenda, ai» *ia
to learn of hla fifpirtaT*.
A W araiac.
T n nera, an-1 ladlea,
• hoard pfW\i« tfcwJMirra WttH BvilMtAe
*.- po>'-«. '*' rk »** v y
b*arket. fs>r «i*fp*a* p. rpooea, before g.~
ta# *>rtfc.
C&l! and axamfr* at P IVtkonif ** -*
.- e wrSf aad ".yax »-* r&* do a-;*» lai •
for that purpoae fie war aof ebeap rob**,
w;>"> a'* w<jrth eaa fjf »1 **;**" "-r.«
11* Marias *irert, bat moa Fv»t aad -
oi. s a**a-'iaa.
Boa* &«*. fir ciucfccs*. |"rya-£:j.'.u
Co.
The FlacDougall
& Southwick Co.
TRIfIMED fIILLINERY.
A SUPERB COLLECTION
TRIfIMED BONNETS
AND HATS,
In appropriate designs for street and evening
wear, may be seen in our fHllinery Depart*
ment: The latest Paris Novelties, together with
a number of exclusive designs from our own
workrooms, will be found there, and at prices
exceptionally low.
We will be pleased to see you at
OUR fIILLINERY
OPENING TODAY.
4LBERT HANSEN# Manufacturing Jeweler.
706 First AT. DFIi IB 115 WAIOWIS. WATCHES. JEWBAT.
ursi ay. ;r (sa>a#WAßE| mH
wm. k*auk * co.-» niminn
And Other Kir.t- IJI UMi IV * Watahee sod J.welry *»da
cuum n«kM «»... rinnuo. ta ° r4 ** * tj
Moran Bros. Company,
MANUFACTURE ALL KIKDS
Machinery.
MORE
PIANOS.
Another car load of Frankly
Pianos has Ju«t Arrived, We
buy thc.«e pianos lor spot eauii
and In large quantities, and slip
them h»>re In car load lots. By
this means we ob'aln the ben
efit of tho lowest prices, of tha
cash discount* and of 1 'te car
load rates on freight, thus ef
fecting three MVIBP on tha
actual cost of our pianos. By
buying from us you save this
money, as oar prices are lower
than you can obtain elsewhere.
Call and look over the*e pi
anos before the assortment Is
broken, and g»»t our prices. We
■ell on easy terms.
Winter & Harper
•OS fcKCOSO AVE*IE,
DON'T HIT
DIRT FOR COAU
ORDER . 4 « ,
GILMAN
WASHED
NUT.^
Oalf Washed (oal aa the
Coast.
Mois*r»r MthTtH M»»**r»rrt
»r> W;ctK>«'« Soot ft a« i/"B? aw kH« '»
erw 8# 7Mii w a.,..;•«■ ot c.v,..»r» W l«airafe>
4r»» »iH' »■ 5| »! * 1 It toatnM
W • (tlid, u.* »;:«.» *uafl t»i Mia. tarqp
wl»< eoiic fcu4 » v#« kMN /• tr»J/
»44 fty 4r':MT.« * B »"T »*ft if »M »«/.* Uf
Nr> »»4 tor *«n W:»# «r i '« 4«j/
HlltMHMltrl ti <♦ <?— «• » >«U«
AMdCMEfTt.
<*» » I fi | IMh ITV
Nortiwwt Theatrical
Pau B. Hynf, K»«i4*nl Manager.
1aon«. Mala 41.
NUN' l«i*j ui Taw. i* £'•* »n, tif* I!, JJ,
E»«rj jxxi«- • Knvortt* O-r : .«nna,
FANNY RICE,
la N'"w Ver*Jon of H»r >,*!est *nfl
Gre*t#«t Laussin* Inecaa,
M At the Fftuli Ball.**
SPECIAL T««»l*y N»*M. th« tew R»-
o: an tic aome-dy, «tl to mualo in t£re* acta,
M 4 Ho»»r fiirt of Parte."
H ip*rl» ra»t. new cottum«4 »u .•T
Prica*—Lowar floor. II; ba'cony. firat
foar row*. Uc: h« n tw.'-ors-' S»«?:
r-c W4 £c. Salo of teat* Friday. Jiurtb
If. U » 4a
THEATER—
J jcertfewaar T k »a*r*~al A rtm.
Ttjtphou, Main C
OXB KTOHTOWLT MAR' FI », iWT.
FIRiiT AMKKICAN TOUR OF
X s*B f Afci WAIT WEB,
Tffl? WWL.L K'VOWV
in VIARtA.N VIOLINiHT,
Sypportad sJjr t?»
H iiXT CONCERT COM FA NT.
Wf'AIHK If EXT. BhtltupMrtui
.: »f *"'! lK«art«ai. Annate.
PROF. F. HOLC3, Puniat.
yRIC*S~Sc, s**:. tie. «.
TO COOK'S INLET,
ALASKA.
By Alaska Commercial
Co.'s Steamers.
Steamer DORA leaves Kitka for Portaca
Kay. March 22>i. April fith.
Hieamer BERTHA leaves Juneau for
Cook's Inlet direct. April 16th. April lath.
May 13th, NUy 25t.i and scnU-mouthly
thereafter during the season.
Far particulars «t>r>ly to
J. F. TUOWIiUIDGR. Geoan Deok, Seat
tle.
C. H. J. BTOI.TKNBKRO. Ticket A«ert
J'aclflo Coast Steamship Company, tfut
ttrit Avenue, Seattle.
BDWAJID DK GROFF, Hltka. Alaska.
FRANK A. BROOKS. Juneau, Alaska.
Or ALASKA f*f>MMEß'"*T AT. CO.. 310 San
some Street. San Francisco.
FOR THE
Yukon River!
Tha -team- r Bacelstor, especially refitted
for pa**en»rer traffic, will sail from San
Frarn-lnort for the Token Gold Fields on
<>r about June Hh, August i«h and Sep
u-rober sth.
For im**pnir»*r and fr« !*ht r*;es apply ta
C. H. J. STOI/rKNHERG.
Seattle. nr Alaska Cotnmer -laJ Co., Ban
Francisco.
I The other half iu»cs I
V WELS B ACH J
m \IOBS GfflMir/
Cherry Chrrrjr §u
SENT FREE!
To mmy pmrmom lairrvtltd la h* -
mane matters, or who ItTN •nlnilt,
no will ir»d tr««, «)t«« «implication.
m forr of tb« •ALLUSfCB," tbo or
(iB of this •oil»(f. In addlttoa to
ft* lafrniolf Utnrrttlag read I a*, It
•oaltla* a Hat of «h* ▼ataahlo ant
a anaaal prrwlam* *l**a f.jr the
paper. Addre** THE S4TIOXAI, Hl'.
VASR ALUARCE, IHMII Call*4
Charities Halldlas, Soar Torlu
GREAT REDUCTION
On all Holiday Oooda. The most com
pels 11ns of Japans so No* alt is* la U*
city. Com* and s** for tours*.T«a.
Japan Bazaar,
111 Flrat Ara.
THE dUSK-MD WTt|
l>«L HtHktrwtl, Prop.
Hi &/ SLneCj Said it hifiU
Ism-vil •• l*f»i Ata, B*>»**a
Motif* m»4 IfartMi
Tho Rosy Freshness
An 1 a fc'.»«tT *<>fU<«aa uf the akin Is tor*.
robtauxKi tr iu«s* v&w u« Poaauat's
tpp.c»toa Fciwdar. i
The Argonaut ii/Sjj
*4i soTTsa »r, OSa* * »**nsc=>. -ead
sr* «lyerta ths b#a »««!* -«o »m «(
• s <» *ark. J»* Mf* 'j* ths i"» :& Jkieps m m
a*lslir ty|W*d •*<* Us Aigoaaut. it is sot«d far its
»*«! to-'i, ttt fort.' -.« |{ear V'j»* le*.
tar*.»bi*i js rwj'krtSM'.' <». sad it* l ng ir'»a Kmmi.
ess mSHsn l 1 ti>« Arfousal u Ajmtk s* fcm,
El~Tlie Argonaut
pOIIBI A ITEW4MT, I adrrtsk*n>
'» rarlar* oaraof o< Third aM
CslaaMa streets, fteatll*,
tkoa. Tete->hoao ■«. U»