The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-14
Of TRADE MEETING.
Proposed Plan for N Immigrs-
ton Bureau.
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Frsm ssnaear Dolph.

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d Trade ms held yesterday II the ollcs
81 secretary Kitslnrer. aeorre Il A0ai,
81. II. 5000 3
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= :. Se . = = ~ - PPotnsea - ne
boara q Traces representative toect with.
y Wfttler, representative Of the Cham
~ ~ f.ousrse,ce rnadr 4 vera.a1 1900 e
whnt IA been conc ii ne immIers.ie-
bureau master. All who had discussed the
pro1ecs favored e. NJ. Jennines. however.
hnd not felt aufhosfxed under the instruc.
ttons eiseu him, 70 enter into 1 contr.ct
With ri. Wffflcr. the representative 81 tie
cbnnshcr a. Commerce. The meter a.
nrovidir,r fuuds "a nustein ina burean IRA
esen thoroushiy talked Up 81 me repre-
nentoH1ves q the Two bodies ana itwns
THAR opinion that the funds for the main
| tnnnuco of the bufuau ahould NOT 81 nrs,-
! 1890 - ibe po.ra 81 Tr.3. "a ~
sss~,s. - 80 a..ss-s -. 80
- ~ s,.S s,s,.a.s s .'s.. -. nv, q 80
becnuse The work u the board would boue-
form 81 q hscripeio, sc,.c,,s IL ne -
seyt "a ~ J.r,,rvs 49, .,,ssss-s.s. ..
solicit sahscriptions for the nainfensnre
Of the board from merchants. business
men and Others.
Opinions differed = 10 the cmniaxmenf
ii permanent immigration board mena-
SCI q saiary: Some thought fhat the sec
s ~ =. g ~ ln.mner q Commerce should
- y. s.sV n,s - y tno pa5cau. Ine mnis
- - s.su 49, ~ ie.!n Wpat y tne opih.
~, -. "a 800 N1eA " 1ehai utIuE ~ tile
fxAAk&s FOR TiiE SOUND.
Secretary Kittinger reported that he had.
n. 80, tsts-sss.. ~,
n~s - stvA, 80. !. sl1s
:. eescsttru ~ the Foftlano eha San
ffeurAeo papers for the purpose Of learn
Ing what steamers, to ply between this city
and lower sornd points, could be purs
menfs hs had reeeivsd shosf . dosen Ia
tAra. 4 portlsnsi man olrerDs1 =, eli =,
81 m oxf nevr sseesrh@,Sf s.sr eso a<o s.,<s =.
fafS hsif fhe ssS,rT NJ atssd - -, ss -
francisco, who 4 one az The nrincinsi
Glide and Other Sfrsmers ofTsreS - All :
hoat - nouninai firure and ~ teEs one
8 AZ 81 the sff,ck. TIE LATTER ~ rsnS;s,n
Al 4. Il. esewarf wsrp rrfrryed 4, ! ccrn-
mitfee which will report IT future meet
IN
- - A't0s AoAiss1 skAliLh.
CneirmAn Adair said ne had complains
to make regarding the way tho Oregon
Railroad and Eavfrnffou comnes1v or,ers
.t.~ ,hn .s~.,,.. 1890 rl,a -. - -.
-
seemSu W pe operating TIE steamer In
favor OF Portland and against seattle. In
osmuch a. the Idaho was Permitted 70
land at several poinfs when coming 10
seattle from Portland. bat Is not allowed
to land when going from seaffle 10 Port
land This Was 3 manifest injustice 10
Seattle. ~ no freight can be delivered to
eutof -the-Mny porte, such a. nave no al
rect communication with this city. On
the lasz trip the steamer brought only fifty
tons from Portland and stepped al inter
mediate landings to aischarka Ga the
return trip she carried 700 tons al freight
and mafo no landings II Was urged that
Seattle Vas entitled to g much. IL not
more. prigfh 20 than Portland, ~ this city
furnished most Of the freight.
It wax suggested that IL nettsr service
Was not secured that Seattle merchants
cease pnfrunixsng the vessel A. . com
promise measure, however. the chairman
y - snthorf1sd g ws1te to the esnctais af
the " - q ~ company. a for1aaa, 70
learn u Seattle cpuiG not ue plasfu on al
equal footlnx Win Portland
RELATIONS WIN CANADA.
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petph, 81 oregon was next rekd
San Francisco. Cal. MAY &c. 1SSa.
To the President III the hoard of Trade.
seattle w. T. Dear Scr SIN direteed By
the sonats cpmnitfse on relations with
Canada 10 Inform yen that the committee
will he III Tacoma about the zfth Inst aud
Seattle zomo later day. and ae.irn 10 re-
refve there the statements OF some mem