Heaton
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- Feb 20, 1895King County's Bond Fight Ends With a New Treasurer—and a Demand for an AuditAfter J.W. Maple fails to perfect his bond and Dr. Mitten resigns, commissioners appoint chief deputy John Riplinger and promise scrutiny of the treasurer's books.Third Avenue, Seattle, WA
- Mar 5, 1895The Populist Takes the County TreasuryAfter a long bond fight, J. W. Maple finally took control of King County's money—and the temporary treasurer resigned rather than stand in the way.King County Courthouse, Seattle, WA
- Apr 20, 1895King County Hires Outside Auditors to Chase 'Dark Hints' in the TreasuryCommissioners order a four-year examination of the treasurer's books, over the protest of the prosecuting attorney who wanted his own expert on the committee.King County Courthouse, Seattle, WA
- May 9, 1895County Officials Take Voluntary Pay Cuts to Weather Hard TimesWith business stagnant and fees falling off, the auditor and clerk cut their own salaries. Commissioner Heaton wants the treasurer to follow.King County Courthouse, Seattle, WA