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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13
sEs asruH

The disposition Of the opponents
Of the LAg and Order party 10 put
on and wear the old cast OF garments
Of our speakers and advocates
almost amounts to . frenzy. We
took the position last year that il vas
i,npolitie and dangerous 10 elect .
man Is Mayor who was largely inter.
ssted as q member Of company IN
the water supply Of this city. That
position was founded on our fears
and not on any faith. How our op
pol,ents rayed in answer How they
denounced us for want of confidence
in the probity and honor Of Mr..
Learys We originated the expression
of q man makiRg . contract with
himself, which now gives such eclst
10 the eloquenc OF our opponents
We now confess that the actual facts
have shown our fears 70 he unfound-
ed. But our opponents are planning
themselves on borrowed eioquence
They are making the groundlings
uoWt WIN cApiOucu AndnNch- Ucts
We no doubt win have some more old
cloths to spare q year hence from
which they may be able 20 replenish
their intellectual wardrobe again.
You can smuggie Joke into one Of
these fellows with mint tulip and
ii will be Q year before IL explodes!
They are Cyclops, grim and awful
with exploded thunderboltsl Take .
little Spring Hill wsteri
By the way how does friend Cat
zert and Furth and others like this
water oloquence?
BY the way again, somebody has
maliciously intimated that Mr.. Yes
Ter had an interest in water works
we guess notl THoK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13
A runx sallsr.

The Young Meas Independent Po-
lisical Club In their endesvor undeE
Section . Of their Consultation. TO 70
sist and expose corruption, have o.
sered . reward Of ifiy dollars
for evidence leading to shs arrest Aad
conviction of sny person voting he
rally today. This y - Il should b
and may assist In prascnfing ths
shemefal practices rcsoried % b. th<
cosraps a. former elections
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

Prsviile occupied shout TIE same po-
Sition In public esttmati0a In France
that David 6aFrick did IN isnRland; bot
In no respect vas be to BE- compared 70
the brilliant and versatile E.nRisshman.
When Garriok wnx In Paris. Presiiie on
one occasion invited hiea 10 his villa.
Garrick Just then happened 10 be In .
gay and funsy humoF. and ureRested 70
PreyiiIs that they take oEs OF the regular
Versailles coaches. the villa In question
lying iu that direction.
The twain speedily found an empty
coach and got IN, upon shich Prexille
ordered The cnaehman 70 drive On. The
lntscr answered that be volzld do % ss
soon - he should have got his comple-
ment Of fear p&a.engers- He oouid
nos aford 70 drive that dishsncs Tor hall
fare only.
A freak then ssiss5 Garrisk. Simply
changing sks position OF bis hat, and
| putting On ths faes ef Ben lsfAeI, b
| siipped Qua Of The coach on the TAR sias
and cssns Found again 90 t1louRh be had
| iuss come up.
Ho, Ysrseiiiesfp
Yes. cdr. 0st IN
0nfriok eo1 m, and imuediatsly gci
out again a. bsfsrs. This iams be aim
DIV skrsw hie h.t bscz. sxposipR hi.
whole fsse; sis sniy disxuas being tns
faeiai ocasoreian-
Rssn Prsville wss himssif this tsms
deosived. AZ Gszriek vas sbout 70 eD-
1 tsr, having fhia tims. addressed th<
ooschman il tie idiem tf Bohslnia-
prsviiis pat Gus hts hand 30 keep him
from snfsrinR. - the same tiDs 81
oiaimin9:
aNs. no; ny frisnds On, Away for {
moment, but Are--H
Hs had eos thus far Wien Gsrriok'i
fses changed ints Q smiis. An sxcism
asion of snrpxiss bnrss frlzn Prsviliea
Iips ae his frisnd passe1 ihsnukns bot
~ the lafsor wss aaAin In NE ncs d
lssyinx ths eossb, Pssssils uhispessd Z
him.
-Es. 10; vs sss faiL We havs -
foarS
-Lsl In no ronse.s rsturnsd 0arrisk
ss be again p4sssd out
Dirsetly sfserward. vhIie The drives
waz R2iherinR np his ss3iss fsf . afart
q little hunehh1eked Datehman cam
| up pefhne, and sxpresssd . wish - 9
% Veraafiias.
i @Caa't take yos--aii fuii. wax ~
coechmisn's answsr.
.Nsxsr ruind, ls1 hin souae inFs eric
/ Prssiiis. We wiIl mskls room foF bin
--shaxs. Eo~. &say you Ras and bs snr
and pzii ap es ny villa inind-'
II Al PrnsiIiesa zasidenca the o04ah ~
s1opped. sna TIE tge aof<rs Ro< COS po1
dering whxt he psor diases wouid 90
when hs fsaehsd tie ed q H. Sogrne
snd foan1 fhzs his oshei twp fsoss b.
vanishsd.
A fsw nizh<s zfservsrt. e 0zsris
esms upon tbs s&aRe b nse q bss fasgl
.. | its e1aEse1erss vosce uin bard - q
! ui1--a suise 90 Il oue npsn wfou Rres
: | H<ht ksd suGdsnly falisz.
II Al, my thisd paapsnEsr. tn1
Tks vsiss sas shss 81 Dc vsr~iI,'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

The Business Men. under the lead
of the Ex-Governor and the ex-Mayor,
who long served the Territory to
gether and who assume TO be po-
iitical Aristocracy have placed all our
Business Men In the rear who are en-
gagged In the sale OF liquors They
deem them unfit associates. and would
not permit them 70 sign the call,
What think you OF this matter.
unfaraH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

Csass Esterkazy sna Ms Ms.Rnrisss
Oz1auA. Oni.. yaly 1l.--l,onni kslsE-
kazy has ksd = satisfactory tn.ersfss
With the eosefnmemt In Fsfsrsnse 10
coionixin9 200D Hana4rinns tn ~
nogthweet tsrrsory. He u HnnRarasn
usblsman banisbes fos partieipszica h
the fsvolutian OF ie4e. Many HunEariane
we're ezfsd At Iee sass tiuls and ns<tas1
IL Fsnn-ylv snia. ~ ere thsy WORRIED n
tha sDsi ~ q iraa mlnss- Fsom time y
time others u their enuntrymen iolxse9
ths nambeF stated
Eaafure sf the PsFmssan fn4es htIsss
ftnsfeae.
IxAl, JAY ff.-fhs peass nseDsas-
EioIs wi,k C1eefee h4s8 Gompi8&sly
fs:ied. tas latier rsquirinz no len tnan
t4e rettfmsnt Of The iRisssas Rosekn~
ls1a11f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13
"a sArLsD no EIrE

Govsrsor Squire ksppsssd % 81 ths
bsainsss msn's msssina last wesk, and
shs sAiis fss him 70 spssk were veeifsr-
oaa Pray. .sJinmys and ssssshsArt
ysl,sd for him. Hs wss nssded 20 give
eharaesss % ths shine. Tks Governor.
e usaal. prsessdsd 70 dissass the bsst
mode of promo<sng tbs prosperity sf
cor Tsrri1ory; urEed thsf sssps t.e taken
40 proours ths sdntxsioa of kAe 6tAss of
WsshfnEtan into tie unian. and f1ally
said b thems = We ars ee1ifnR alonG
nissiy, nnd u bshoosca a. g - esslD u
aux delibezAtiens and be aoe4 ias-ab,d'
ins eisixazAr Rsrh&Ss this scosnnfl
fnE ne abeence Of the AZ a0serDor Sst.
uraHy niRhs. Ihe advise ga Rood, and
spninz from - high scGres Z bad
ueilffyina eEse4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

for Il By y01r spirit Of self-rsaianoe. OF
II yoa are called 20 say, a. yoz are, yea
ean b happy and self supporting. Peefs
are fead Of taking about man NJ an oak
And w0man the vine thai climhs Il; but
] have seen many fres THAI not only
went down ttself, bat took all the viRs
with it-Rs. 7. q. w. Tain.9w.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13
now mAxx CouNeILMES ARE 10
m ELkcTED7

Mayor Struve and his Council and
the present Mayor and Council have
decided In accordance with law that
that there Is but one member for each
ward to be elected and such member
must be elected for two years
The Business Men, under the lead
of the ex-Msyor, Ex-Governor and ex-
City Attorney, are attempting TO revo-
lutionize the government. and get mp
o law suit for the benefit of their
allies. Beware Of them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13
AcARs.

snms haay picked up he folissine
90. rhleh we xapposs has neea
ssnsrAlly oiizcalstsd whers q VII de We
nssf good;
sssisun men sho have hesn stripped
a. thesr chsxzctaEs - buslneB Esens
wsiI plenss afseF ihey vsss and psy thstr
esnssibaazous kssp e1t of szeht - m1en
= pnssible DARK alleys o. back r1on1s
a. the oaly p<aass uhere they vii g
crsn4es3 nraisnee& via haslness men-
vmnxx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

The leader Of the assumed Busi.
ness Mems party, Hon. Il. G. Struve.
upon oath testified before the land
officers at Olympia. on the trial
touching the attempt II plunder the
school lands Of the Territory that
he never acquired any interest ex.
cept . contingent proposition to take
part of this land, which was never
consummated.a
While this contingent PROPOSE
ton" was under consideration IL was
his duty ss Mayor of our city aud
President of the Board of Regents OF
the University TO have done all In
bis power TO protect the heritage of
the children OF the Territory. He
should Immediately have given no
tice to the County Commissioners
that an attempt was being made to
deprive the Territory Of the benefit
OF these lands. On the other hand
he fully exonerstes Mayor Leary
He testified truly and impartially 10
the matter. and says: "Wheiher Mr..
Leary had any interest / have no per
sonal knowledge" Who so likely TO
know whether Mr.. Leary had any in
terest In the matter. as Mr.. Struve
who knew that = conspiracy was GO
ing on to procure those lands II pos
sible. Lands worth SIS, 900 for the
paitry sum Of SIS, 600. This Is the
action OF the leader. What will the
followers dor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

Ten ne. II yca en-. q any lss tkzl
ke MAYOR Lssargl took sp@si8i infenfas
II oafsds ef ths Henasy Iiqno1 ias.
Did be dlrsas . pFuaesuticn
a. snilers and cigar men. and Rreceff
ana DRY goods nssfBhxntsf
Me- H. isssled = hahi sgainas ths So
lnsli snen saleiY frsm ssi6sil Enofis1g--
Seattle Chreassls. Tallg 11iA.
Yea thsY (ihs HsFes and Co1neiil
drove from this tpxn $4,000 Q gear pf
ieoistm1ts frziag-ng4 hqoof f<&fIlc-
IDsy said 10 she io9zsrs1 s'fon ce1'f
buy d1ii<f's Hoft1 81 goods nH Sea-
<Isys ysn-y. q. Hsinss d spss1A " fsts
"A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

Iook ous fss ~roorhackslr Al kln6s
a ssrns Nill Be stsrssd about - La.
Ard OH6es tickek No dcahs yca ~
- s.i1 skss thSs o. thxs candS1<te hsz
w5fhdrsua. q seme cfAsr fAlst a. un-
rsseonshls slory wili b tod ks1eu-
- thsf sssry oands4<1e = oa tss szsksl
=. 80. Bs oNrnfeI Aad nef u1ss Z
s5rsse esaae. vuee - sicks9 e<r11Ehi
Shrouah from 80 - ks13ous
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

In all au..............-... ....-. xEtto d
He is NOT thus dsiinqasnt because he
10 unable 70 pay. for the eloquent Mr..
Haines says that be ID ready 10 pay,
when the court shall adjadRe aesinst
him. In-se- far therefor as the street
grades are involved. be seems . true
business man, principally engaged in
refusing 20 pay any tax therefor, and
In defendinG suits brouRht against him
to collect such tax. Il it wise to eiect q
man for Mayor, who Ia Engaged in liti-
gstion with the city? Assnredly NOT.
fhe old "Pioneer,' Frank Matthias, re-
signed hts seat In the Coancii for the
reason thai the estate for which he II
trustee, was engaged In litigation with
the etty on aeo0ant Of grade taxes.
We submit 70 the voters wnether the
candidate shonld 10 elected who 10 en-
gagged IN Q lag suit with the city. In
resisting the payment Of some 5000
grade sax.
fhe public schools OF the city few years
since we're . FepFosch 70 the city anu = dis
grace 70 eur citlzens. and an earnest effort
Was made 10 improve the same, by tie cree
taen Of the Central School baiIdiag, vhic b
Is today with the Belltawn school the
pride OF cur people, Yet their candidate
was most active IN his opposition 10 The
construction Of this house. shall We elect
the man ~ Chief Magistrate Of our goodly
city, who thus opposed the bailding up of
our magnificent system Of schools and
school baiidiagsS MAnifestly not.
During she past year the laws enacted
BY our Mayor and Ooanoil for the reRu-
lation Of the liquor trafio on Sunday,
aAd In the interest OF morality we're 90
enacted against his opposition. with
all these facts before you, will the men
vor Of ths due administration Of the
Law, and Of every maa contributing his
dus share 70 the Improvement and good
government Of the city, east their votes
for suah candidate, the universal an
swer shsuid be no, rather support chs
friend OF the city improvements, its
schools and its laws.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13
RssxRr n. CAlIlsAx.

Mr.. Calligsn, our candidate fol
Councilman in the Second Ward fol
the term oftwo years, has been = res
ident Of Seattle for more than fifteen
years.
BE Is 30 well known in this com.
munity that Il seems hardly necessary
70 say anything in his behalf.
Every one knows Bob Calligan
and he Is universally respected.
He Is . taxpayer and property
owner here. Has 9 family and L
thoroughly identified with the city
andi interested In our public schools
and in the welfare Of the city and its
institutions.
He is sober and Industrious Has
been most active in the IRE depart.
ment, having served for several years
IS Fire Warden. Was a charter
member of Engine Company No. 1,
and has been It's foreman.
He has served one year as Street
Commissioner. in which office be
gave excellent satisfaction. lie Is =
man who keeps thoroughly posted IN
regard To what Is going on. lie ID
conscientious In every work be an.
dertakes and he does what he thinks
is right, regardless Of what sthers
mar think.
In short he is . frst-class man in
every respect. Y. n. L p. G.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

Il isyeArs old. Ia every department
of national government . man. lei
him, be ever 90 honest and falthfnl. =
retired from the pubic servics--in
ne array, Il the sgs Of 60, IN the su-
prer.e Court at the aga Of 10 When
thcse comes 9 time after which the
ssfsfy IL ice public service and sound
pubic policy deaaaad that The pAtri'
osic ,s::slsen, bardeRed down BY years
ana lsonors, should be excused from
pnhlsc employment. Henry l. fes.
ler AAs ionk passed ihss sc. weighed
down hy ne weight of years and his
owts vast concerns. we de not ueem I
rlrfl thai be should be called % g
impartant q public post as Thai q
Ms,nsr Of The city Tor ne essainl
yeaf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

The NlzsE u1rd h4s iast 2os tks So.
cuH has xxlus& ia, xmd tho THIRD %.
~ uhrls snaFzae af this ys&r ever -
vsnr Il -. Ths seG1z1sfs8 woEssn
numbss aboz1 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

- ysna ssoks. ssrafully today. u
: Mess sAAs aIi kinda ii tasea ana
: ~ keksas 'uili 10 izi eiEcalaisan.
1u>sA Essposslnf 70 BE- tAass cf Vie
- ~ 0'des suty, bal esAriilx slle
s.ss : = dAnss =. wo'sassy fss cAirt pf
aA eass hsni ranssd and win
seese1 " slsmaassd slsasly. Ina
u - tAs1. h b bssh % srrAAls
Aa&h = hssne. and 70 rsfass "a
- u tisAsis a ths Iesil& III.
sts l4ps Gel = tielsst vlsia
- - NJ vsas. lAks sns fso,n sons
sefm xsa kasw 70 ls honssl
aA' ulssi fsad q carefully.
- ~ Il hss,x &. 49,. N sas,u
t1zlys a d. Tasns,.sr. d 4. Hssf.sIa
~ y. Ii. nushs.. a. -. -. m.
: = skyosN Rad Tor youreil.
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fhs "uily~ ess-sesersef. he -ehAsf b.
slsrs e tll< pFealne4 b1sne~ Eeas Deet-
inx. <ariy i4ss wsek sss cenzptoesasag 2e-
ssns ssfar3As night In rsaf guard g
dcrhE pashee 10 kardHAEsiast hin- No
tke rs4r. Il fsshs4 gpsA kis mind th4i
axhs saslhes aAy.
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So ass ,.lalxsr cHaEr weelE'rr

pux casE 1gbshAsf SAzAhf
ra,~, days ego tbs Posr-IsrzEtloEs-
3. r,ys sir reasons for opposing Ohief
W.sisrv au,, ons ct whiah should be
.-nr;srt q issep that Individual In pri
-. llfs for Iaas remainder Of bis daya
4 - ,sssssl tAns smdsvits soula %
..sss,sS % pabassntiats any OF the
.h.rr<s ruadn and that the Posx- x-isITxL-
.,ox.csn vssI willing 10 prove any Of
-, u sbs sAsisfsetien Of any votsf
- vaolsrv and his frisnds havs had
go, s,upcrssnity 30 dsay the eharaa''
nadA Have ihsy svailsd shsmsslvss o.
a. sppors1saty ! Lst as sss :
- mrs caH,sxs Caaass Ne ss'sisss.
NJ. wsslssy b aosassd Of esasrAl
vusssls~snsal Of absolutely falling %
selne ssaraeixrs md othsr srisinais 70
iusslss. II blsekiae inssssd Of ssssIsr'
Nina the shssas Of the ias.
~ asssss, rhasas hs sss DssisA.
III. yFeolssy u charged with ssisisa
szsssassry aud outraasous lstssas d.
fsnssosy Of ilss character OF . psase
shls sasl Iaw sbidlna eisizsa Of sssssla
~ vs,k ss,a lasns sxsas, offered f'sl
III a1tioa has paads Weoisry. VITA
sksss sbo rushed 70 bis fssous. che eoaa
nou lnrahies stock.
zss Tsasa CilHsEs has nss Seen saz
s,sslnas be Dsnissa.
NJ. w,olesy ID charged witil allawlag ~
kuns 10 ran withcai licsnas ard as illssa-
lus,,y sef,sins 70 nscuie evtlencs viii
s.Irh 10 hing their proprist0rs :, bsiea
ts..os ssAsons allowed 70 ran In thIs lnaa'
h ssgs elisd ilAe Gem. hsyef . PSFen'
~ 1on Asdsrsoas.
~ psuxth Ci,ssEs csnnss be Deaied'
III. wnIsry is charged vita having re-
fssd = ahi ia die sniescensns q The lsaa'
~ law
Tine RifsAl GAasEe has ni,t seen @eaaea
Ana II wili b met with % aiidavlt o
The lnssasi that Il is dsaiei, Mr.. W@her.
i changed With havias sc.sssd that he bin
oil wss accessory 70 Tie breaking Of law
rae saxsh s,Aarxs has nst sses,
Deaied.
NJ. Woplsry b charged vita ha'rinl
hsss unslss the lnaasncs Of liquor whiI'
"a dusy. This can b. proved. and thss
1ars 81 shaliailes ths proof
4 Fsnally ssssasa ok'arss. saieh, inds'
peudsns a III, rest. should hlaat Ne
Wsslsry's political career. Head ihi'
alaAzvst aaes more. and ahsn. u yoa re
ssrd tha purity Of NJ bailos, sct'
aeAinzs yFaelefy.
Txxsroas % wAEnfEoros.
GcuFxY oK knio.
Nm. M. Maxtaell. .bsanR daily sworn, %
4 eslt ava akaf he resides nt the mDlztf
4 ~ DllWAmilh rissr IN King Counay
u. II, oaisads ell Tie City ef Seattle. enc
h fhs oWnle Of q farm ef 80 ssreai sl
~ rlaoxl That ks ID Ia no var inter
ssisi 4 Nv sssns of shs city sisoaiior
mi % bl held IN said cisy, nor 70 ans
eadifAls hsfers he psepIe 81 said slsc'
~. nex 10 30 sncceas ~ any oAiiai'
- Lhel q the gssefai election, 70.
M 1eesmhsE 4. fs0< aflkant sml
feas<al sa fAe pslis h The ftssf ward oI
- 0ly Il ssstIls Il lsoon Of sald .ias
- essssn y e'cloels szld ! o'eleslE P
49, ~ v sssa 49, - ~ 49, 49,. % ..,ss
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Examine your tickets carefully BE-.
fore voting. TEE tickets Of the Young
Meas Isdep,sndent Politiesl Ciah
uill b IL he hands 81 mez.aess
wsering The irsignia Of the club.
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r.sl sxsrv sosef - - u that eslF go
.ssss fsr cuxne4snzAn h 60 - uckef,
srd thaI ne nanne - ~ 1sndt1s5s -
ulAsty nomsnased ~ ~ o. se<sa tsx;
Iu<I ~ unsare narloe % E1x 44S 49, !,
5s3sr lisks& fes Ognn1iinnE wih $50
1 Il 3 elrafns&oa u nznsass&nsb aa4 Rexn1es
inssal3x1s - Fefa 1ltces<Asrs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

TIA rexissrzkion Of vossrs sAss year
scsnp&rss witA th2s 81 Lass ys<x BY
uaras - fellows;
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-, - seLf 50 ths road and Ore fund
- +. :. Nsze selliug q Bs uents, tp.
e etaik efhai bsss,es evidelle
S-<s ssM ths 0Iz6asnre Iayeslnrs
Isss@ = VA sdnasisknlian q MAys,r
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faR BEsExEss MKyss cAxDs-
BATE FsR MAYoR

The friends Of the sity shoal4 have
charge Of lee Rosernmert. It ID claimed
By the sbuzinssz man thai their casdi-
date ID the patron szin. Of the sisy, and
thsir speakers tell NJ that be hes af ali
tines labofsd for cur ei:y's prosperity.
AmonG the things necessary 70 bald q
city ID the improvement Of les ssrests,
the construction Of sewers. the erection
and mai1fenznoe Of pabiie schools, the
ensctmest OF vholessms laws for the
pr0teetion Of life and property morality
and dseency, and tho das enf0roensnt
thereof.
Lat us examins the record Of the
candidate and see what he has dOns IN
these matters, and first, the street
REadeA IL is q notorious fast that he
has at ell times opposed the established
grades, that be has never yea paid Q
grade tsx. II it could be possibly avoid
ed as the end of q long lawsuit.
when Front street was graded, he Of
all men owning property on shs street.
received the greatest benefit The
amount Of his tar Gas aboaf 5000 and
be never paid penny Of IL snd a. the
end Of Q long suit VAS s1ceessfui IN rs-
sistina the payment of his SAX.
During the last few yearz. and In the
midst of the etty's prosperity, street
grades wore made ak vast expense, and
many, therefore. amounting 10 hun
dseds OF thousands OF dollars not paid
into the City Treasury. How stands is
with their eandidasef He is delinquent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

WAsnIxorox, JuIy i2.--Ths Colon
hian Minister at Washington received
teday q telegram from Bogota, en-
nouucing that the rebels Of Barrxn-
qailla while peFsistine In the dstsrmina-
tlou 10 ascend the MaQdalenzc river.
have BEEN completely reutsd at Gala
mar. Their fleet OF sixteen vesscis sas.
tained considerable damage tkrouxh
the explosion OF one laden with am
munition. Almost all the revolutionary
leaders are supposed 10 be killed o. -
rioasly wounded. IL h believed the sx-
piosion was osssed hy shell from the
43OveFnmana frnoua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-13

-
% Che iaw until be paid tbs soFsb Of
sseh Of tboss days of trial
Hoe are shsss svis - Ne eradicstsd
SONS sas, Give Wsman tbs ballot X
what eGses such bAlio. might have 90
Oshsf questions l sm Nos here ~ Dis
cas-; iIet What voaid Be ths ~ g Of
| seusais sndfsQe on w0msn'- WAgsssf !
| DO not beiisys that woman giia sysr ees
| iussies bg wonah's bslios. Indeed
wosnen opprses semsn ~ mash ~ ass1i
da Do NOS women ss mach ~ ueil
| bsst down 70 the ioseet Hzufe the 30.
man who sews fof fhsmy Ars mot
wor1e1 - sharp a. noen on wBshek-
xotnsr and miliinsrs snd n sBtu..mAk-
ersf II woman esks dollar for hrr
| aerk doss not hsr female emplsyss ss4
| her II chs wiil net tsks nios y o<ntsf
| fau ear soniy ten esots dsdefsBce.D =
sarnssims she differences between hssysn
| .nd bsll. Womsn efteu haze Eess ooal.
| missrntiou for WoDen than men. II =
womss sseps a4ide ffsm The psth NJ
reciilnds, man mag forgive; wona1
neveri Woman viii never Ret iuattDs
&sne her from uoasn's ballot. hsithsf
4 viii she net is fFom msn,s bsilsk.
Brz there Il somsshinR for soassn b
do. Let yeung peopis prepare - sx1el
| IL sphsres ef woFk and tbey vii ss Aklle
sifer ! While 70 esi larger WAGES. II u
| b. sbown that &omAn eau, IN ot1sfe.
sell more Rosds IN year ihan man .sh<
vii soon 81 abia sol only 10 aek bizs 10 de-
| m4na more WAGES. and % d. nEn6 tham
1 sneeessfniIy. Unskiiied snd irlsen,les-
t<nf lxbor will exsuEually make iss eiEn
standard Admitting thsf the lsW of
zupply and densud fe2nistea fhltss
shlnzs, consend thai tbs de@knd ifoz
skilied Isbor h ssry 4rsas and tas nElp'
pfy ssry sss4lL Sfssf uitA he itisa thai
work Il honorahEs, and that y0u can O.
sums sns thing be<ter tAsn enfbeds
/ ssss. n solve thaf, Ged beipin4. yur
uIlI taxa care of yosrsslk. IL yoo szl
I nf,ax : whizs saitsd fnEo 1nottsx fsls'
! itsn ro9 szll 81 ~ hss,sr - qaalinpl
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-05-26
Owner Wanted.

For dark bay work horse, which came to my
barn on the 18th instant. Horse weighs 1900 or
100 pounds. branded on left shoulder small cir
cle with small vt figure on right hip: letters
@ with large star forehead, and small white
strip running down to nose.
Owner can have same by paying expenses fin
cluding this sdvertisement). D. b. EfHELl.,
Per NJ. J. MULL.ALEY.
Rocky Bar Idaho, April ~, 1855.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-05-26
Taken UP.

A ROAM MARE, branded JP Tor something like
that) ON right hip, followed inc from Snske river
The owner eau recover by proving property,
paying for this advertisement. and for herdinR.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN,
HALEY, Idaho.
1aMy pulrh.