Transcript of: Julia Carlton requested that $50 be refunded from a $75 license fee, on the grounds that she was swindled by George Peters, whose name was on the license. Carleton was arrested before she discovered that the name George Peters was "a person not in existence." The Committee on Licenses and Revenue recommended that the petition be rejected.
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- Transcript of: Julia Carlton requested that $50 be refunded from a $75 license fee, on the grounds that she was swindled by George Peters, whose name was on the license. Carleton was arrested before she discovered that the name George Peters was "a person not in existence." The Committee on Licenses and Revenue recommended that the petition be rejected.
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- 1802-04: City Clerk General Files
- Note
- Petition. 1884 Report of Committee on Licenses and Revenue. 1884 License. 11/10/1883
- This transcription was provided by volunteers through the Seattle Municipal Archives transcription project on From the Page.
- Subject Terms
- CRIMINAL OFFENSES, FEES, LICENSES, LIQUOR SALES, WOMENS BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
- Citation
- Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #990404_transcript, Series 1802-04.
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- 990404: Julia Carlton requested that $50 be refunded from a $75 license fee, on the grounds that she was swindled by George Peters, whose name was on the license. Carleton was arrested before she discovered that the name George Peters was "a person not in existence." The Committee on Licenses and Revenue recommended that the petition be rejected. (is source of Textual Record)
- Related People/Organizations
- Carleton, Julia
Peters, George
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White, Wm.
Ranko, O.
Wustoff, F. W.
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