Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-13
BxEvIVuEs.

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laden last evening.
Geo. II. johnson and family have
moved from Second street to Columbia
near Tenth. in the Coppin block
The Messenger, on Monday. viii not
come here. but will make the round
trip from Olympia to Tacoma and back
instead.
Ashley ID. Harger, travelling corres-
poudenI of the Chicago Tinaes, - at the
Oscldental in thIs city. DE IL taking
good look at the tsvn and country, and
will write them up for his paper.
A fine store room and suite of resi-
dence apartments, on the best part OF
second street, can be secured by some
person ON application to Air. and Mrs
DOSING, IN the Frye Opera House.
This Office is indebted TO Secretary
Ozings for eopses of the House aud
Council journals of the last Legislative
session. They will De made useful here
after, and We are obliged TO the oecre-
tary for them.
Steamer Zephyr will not leave Mon
day morning until 10 O'Clock, IL order
TO give the court and lawyers ~no Wish
to go to Olympia to attend the supreme
Court a chance To vote, rs the Hayward
does not go up on Mondays.
Capt. Beecher made hard effort yes
terday 10 extract music Gus of the
whistle of the Evansei while entering
port, q Ia Eliza AndersoA. he music
and tune were excrucistlag to sensitive
ears, bat that made no difference TO the
ioyIal Captain, who ueterminediy played
TO the end.
The msst thorough preparations
should be made for the election tomor-
aow. A number of extra LolloeIAen
shoald be enrolled. Inc approaches TO
the polling places should De Kept open
and the nrst attempts al insult and III
iimidation should be met with tue az
rest and locking up of the offenders.
Voting In the Second Ward will have
TO be conducted with CELEBRITY tomorrow.
IL all registered tie, nearly I2UU ballots
will be cast, or Two every minute during
the ten hours the polls will be open-
from . a. IN. to p. III. There Will be
no time TO waste, and the efforts of Oh
structlonists, II any there are, must be
promptly and sharply frowned down.
Geo. II. johnson, late manager of the
Chronicle, will enter the drug business
with L.. 4. Brock, under she trun name
of l.. l.. Brock d Co., and will take the
elegant corner store in the Frye Opera
House. which will be known as the Sc
attic Pharmacy. Mr.. johnson ls a
pretty good fellow, and We hope will
have abundant cause to rejoice III his
change of business.
W. A. Jennings Is candidate for the
Office OF City treasurer In the event of
the election of tue Business Mems
ticket. Ii there ID any one Office Tor
which jennings Is more uufit and I'M
worthy than another 1t Is that OF Treas
urer, and the Business Men's candidates
will do well on the last opportunity at
their command to publicly and uDiledly
repuoiate him IN that connection.
One OF the best men running for Of
foe this election IL WIN. ID. Hughes,
candidate for Assessor. Mr.. Hughes
has had experience qualifying him emf
nently for the discourage of the duties
of that office. de Is temperate Ia his
habits, Is intelligent, conservative and
thoroughly reliable. If elected, and
there ls bat little DOUBT he will 90, he
will serve the people faithfully and ac
oeptablJ.
The connection of Mr.. j. +. Nc
Naught with the railroad corporations
Is alone enough to condemn him for the
office of Councilman, to say nothing of
his enormous debt to the city on street
grades. IL IS In nowise against a oiti-
zen to DO railroad man, but To be a
railroad man and Trustworthy servant
OF tue city Is lmpossl 10, on the prInoi.
pie that 1t Is Impossible to serve two
masters. This with his shortage ON
street taxes, will secure his eondemna.
ton at the polls tomorrow.
A. r. DELHI, the jolly undertaken OF
Portland, is spending few days among
old ASSOCIATIONS on Puget Sound. MIR
Delln WAS IN the cabinet making bust.
ness at Steilaeoom twenty-six years ago
In partnership with y. q. Shorey, the
Seattle undertaken. Steilaeoom was
then the best town on the Sound. Later
when Seattle began to forge ahead, he
and his partner moved here, Mr. DsIin
subsequently, going to Portland, where
he has dwelt now for nearly twenty years
dis brother, Nicholas, was one of "a
nrst owners of part of the townslte OF
Tacoma, which he, unfortunately for
RbAtNa win DClOAO CSfluC III
value.
That was a very shabby { lex of the
Chronicles, on Friday morning, to be-
little MIR. George Kinnear in his pub
lished card In reference to his street
grade assessments. The amount of his
(excusabie) delinquency was given in
full, x349, at 100 cents on the dollar,
w;liis his honest .ayinents were gwen AZ
only per cent of their actual amount.
Instead OF reporting him as paying
5000, that paper gave il as 5000. TO
otherwise describe il they marked off
the figures into dollars and cents, when
dollars only were iltended and written.
Ihas performance was equaled only by
the foul abuse aud vile insults heaped
by that delsctable sheet upon the team
STEERS.