Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-24

4,,ss.Bs Is " going 10 the dogs" over
:. ,nns rad seattls has chosen. Her
~ CoupsiI actually has the temerity
s ssssu,p, restraint Of the liquor traf-
q Ttsy have gone so far as 10 put mp
!. lls,uss Zee 70 $500 . year, and they
-. tsksn stou themselves 10 refuse
s~.sss 70 posorioos ssalavags sven at
.s..s~ts. Far.her than all this they are
.ss.siIsI cioeinR up the houses OF thoss
skaaipsas men ~ whom they Tor good
essze rsfnss liesnsss, and they are max
- 4 ierFihcally hot for vendors OF the
- rulson. The business men
80 tSsy ARE killing the town, but the
- ery~s rieht along all che time and
- IA the whiskey element are az.
s-irysd. n fast, the story told Of Ia
- 4 only repetition uf that told In
Ssslils. ~ only variation being thas
~ un1ple fhert have gone q little fur
- al, our people have gone. One Of
~ hsslt MOVES tAere In the organize
= n 4 Ikw and order society. The
spess publish the procsedinks from
- 3 dss. Rsd for % doing we are look
= a. ilis.r early " boycotting" by the
rzn assIsrn. slias the business men,"
- Tsecnia Ia0inRs knock into fla
- lbe Isss talk Of seattle " business
uens 6toat fhs good times at that
tl1se-tlle ennl1ay laW breaking. the
ssksneal9y, the Iewd women, etc.--re-
1raio3 a, The streets and published In
- rbSIlsy organs for tue purpose of
aifY.na 10 III feeling IN the toun and
sga1i1c.rtz the Council Of the error of
mnuln frcwnine upon the infamous
ts<A
FuEthsnsfit of our home readers we
ssrro3sos fFom the Tacoma Neles OF the
~ hE the report following Of the
OsancIl procsdinRs OF the day before
Hsisii i.quor licenses we're granted to
g. ". Carts for the Bank Exchange
Alem fnf three months 10 b. X. Ev-
ssls fos he nsw saloon on Railroad
KRsi foF DIX months 10 Dillon Il Lborr
IL he Palace saloon for three months.
tAosnsns were refused 10 Harry Nor
= fps The Eureka saloon for three
Eaz&kH. and 30 0eerRe W.. Towle for
- Mint saloon for three months. The
81 Marshal waa instructed TO notify
iesis 10 olose hia saloon.
He msishal was instructed to close
II mlsous at the expiration of their
MH1 of license, unless they have pre-
szzeIy bsnn granted q renewal. This
N1Fs viii sioss all saloons whose license
Nsexpired, and Ia intended 10 slant Of
4mieons from raining fer any period
f'<z1uf liOenag
1 nmenstrsncs against granting the
ese4Al OF iiceEaaa 20 the Eureka sA-
&s, signed by Chas. II. Aitken, w. ii.
Ms Mary M. Browne. j. Il. Caldwell.
LII Nixon and rs others. was pre-
nztsd.
kpstition. signed by d. u. Lister q.
= Mccoy, q eonsinittee appointed at
u aisisens meeting held January f'th,
~. sska ihe Council 90 appoint com
1lsise te investigate the character of
4 applieants for saloon license; to re-
4iss Implications for saloon license
mi the names af the principal ssnd
te<dsmsn and the precise location of
3awuroaed saloon 10 be Published In
~ eiky pagers 81 iesat two weeks before
~ iis1Ess ID granted. Referred 10 the
a1I1isry committee.
~ following petition from Thomas
q Lowe, Df the Janatinn House. was
ln1fpensd indefinitely,
ieouie before you Asking for = re-
daaEloa ol the license 10 the old figure
q &xo instead of the present hgufe.
M Ihe pfeseNt high license 10 mire
IN ny small, little bssiness warrants
NsApA5 and make anything. these Der.
MIS- dnll times, 10 live and let live. In
~ aase Aak this aa G riRha 10 myself
~ ulherA withons wearying you By
1lz2k any mora. submit the matter
~ sase 70 yoaF henorahle body. lam
~ xoa Rentiemen viii zee the sitsa-
- q oaoa. and trust yoti will sive
nttl3 beaeft In tho matter"