Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-23
A LEFEEE FRoz oLYnPsA.


tspecial Corr. PosT-INrKLK10ENuER.l
OLuEP1A, w. T.. Nov p. 1886.
With Others the names Of James Me-
NAnenh H. q. StFnve. O. K. Jenner and
koea smith, Of seattle. and Mr.. Me-
DoaRai, Of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany. we're registered at the Carleton
houee during the past week. The
Postal Telegraph Co. iniunction case
against the Northern Pacife Railroad
Co. and tAe Western Union Telegraph
Co. bFO1Rht the drst two named attor-
neys 70 attend before Jades Hoyt 70
take bis ruling on the case e. presented
10 the able arguments BY thasa legal
giants, Struvo and McNAuaht, some two
weeks sinsa. After fall consideration,
Judge Hoyt delivered an opinion, hold.
ing that the Postal Telegraph %. had
ths right 10 constraoa lis Iine on the
right OF way Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Ca, granting an iniupctian
against the latter fron interfering 90
prevent, etc. requiring, however, the
telegraph company TO Gle q bond il
1000 10 pay all damages that may be
awarded in 6nal disposition Of the oase.
This enables the telegraph company 20
g0sh ferward 20 completioa this new
hne, and Mr.. MeDougal says this viii be
done With the utmost viooF. The brief
session Of the court soon terminated.
That accomplished iurist, Judge
Hoyt, will, Il is thought, soon vacate
bis position OR the bench 50 long aud
satisfactorily Allied by him. Il can
hardly be expested that the present ad-
minisiration as Washington will reap
point him, his Rspablicanisn being an
insnpeFable objection. outWeighina his
many recognized exoellences as citizen
and faithful, upright Judge. We are of
the very respectable number who be-
lievs that cur Territorial Judges skoul
not only be appointed. but hold their
Offices during good behavior, irrespeot.
i've Of ohaBRes Ia administration.
When judge HOyt does retire he will
carry with him the cordial good viii
and esteem Of bar and suitors alike.
Olympia is pulsatinR With 4 new hope
Of increased growth, development aud
strength. Already the piles are in posi-
tion In the bay 20 bold the Umatilla,
whose arrival vas csnfdently expected
on Saturday last 10 her work in SCOOP
iAo" out the channel from shore TO deep
water. When this is completed deep.
water ocean going steamers can enter
the haRbor, from ali which We Oiympi-
ans expect great advantages. We have
a beautiful site for a city, and With an
intelligent. enterprising population, tn
Capital Oity' need only possesl its
soul In patience. In common with ali
Of the pounds its futaFe will depend
largely upon the opening Of neW indas-
tries, and the hard work Of our people
10 developing our many resources, and
ere long Olympia will become q city IN
wealth and population a. we'll as In
name.
Governor Squire has not returned
from the East. IL is to be hoped he
may enliRhten Senators and Congress-
men whom he may meet as to the claims
Of Washington Territory 10 be admitted
into the Union, even more adeatually
than be has already BY bis able and
comprehensive report 10 she Govern
ment as Washington. and secure their
earnest aid 10 this important result.
1T might have been But why rs-
pine because OF our failure 70 elect q
Republican delegate to Congress from
this Territory. We will hops and
strive for better Fosnlts In the future.
Secretary 0winRs, In the absence Of
Governor Squire, in his stead discharges
the duties OF she GubegnatoriAl offioe,
with ease and dignity.
The officers IN the United States
Land Once. Mr.. OstFander and Major
Hayden, with their polite. obllgine
corps Of assistants, make pleasant the
transaction Of busineas in their respect
i've departments. The average man
has z shrinking tlmidity IN ap-
prOaching q public efissF 20 transact
any business. and most gratefully ap-
pFeoiates the gracious, kindly treatment
receives from these gaatlemanly Oh
cials. who 90 patiently stop to explain to
the anxious entryman, seeking home
stead, pre- emption or timber claims,
the necessary steps to be taken In a..
ING and proving them. The Offices ere
closed today IN respect 20 the memory
Of the lamented ex President Arthur,
whose dsosass 80 lately shocked the
country. The model gentleman. faith-
ful public servant, honorea American,
has passed 10 bis last resting place. Il
ls fitting that We cease from our Ordi-
nary pursuits and devote one dag 10 bis
memory.
Ths OarIeton House is a home for
the traveller, in the best aense Of the
tcAtAs - - aA1l4it ~ NAfttcuiAGtA1 ~ y
one exoallenoe As superior; where all
the appointments are - good. An ex-
septi0naily good table, pleasant rooms
With clean beds. (alas too rare il many
hotelsl, TO rest the weary, attentive
servants 10 anticipate and provide fos
the Qualification Of every want, all
under the supervision Of mine host, the
genial, sfable Whitney. (may bis
shadow ne'eF RFoW less), ulake the Carrie.
ton Heuse one Of the best in tue Sound
eeantry.
Seattle il peeuniaEily interested in the
growth OF every tOwB, village and city
oa the Sound, aye throughout the ooun-
Try. from them all con1e 10 her doora
business and wealth sooner or later.
The swift little steamer Fieetw00d, on
the Foute from youR city 20 Olympia,
will afford one mote speedy, pieasanl
means Of transportation Of passengers
and freight. Here your paper is svsE
Welcome. Remembering that Of q
prosy song, Man wants bat little, noI
ihat little long" As ever,