The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-19

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Then followed eunsldeEabIe discussion -
t0 ass eleeks0n o2 officers.
2. 4 kowsli sasd tine success Of tie
league depeadea entirely III the fuEure uFon
The EEaen selected ~ officers. and Ii was nos
matter 70 trsae with. See who mOuia
sign the constitution ard by-Iawa and this
afraT tnstnseayea against crime II { mnn
Who ~as representative ousineas man and
known al over the EAst cazne forward. Isa
that faan - made president.
Is was ordered that q COMMITTEES Of
tNsuty. o. which tie I0Tsaef committee Of
tsn should form part. be appointed 10 CIR
cs1lAfe fh2 constitution and hy-laws r. the
meeting and dnytng the next week FOR sig
nasnfes~-3ivs Of ufoE should circulate
tasm entirely among business men 81 the
caty-aFsa report At m adjourned meeting.
wien the mefuhers wouid proceed 70 the
election OF officers u the league
Judge Bash said that preaa Of business
ssuld prevent him from setting on the
committee. Charles Dowtie also deeliaesl
20 set lohger for similar reasons. The cor
sfatatkcp and bylaws we're then ordered
circulated Tor signatures In the meeting.
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snee vent oat
the CRY DEsvRIcYKp.
The committee Wa then selected and the
meeting adjourned 70 meet in the same
church next Monday evening at 30 O'Clock.
Chairman KELSEY then called together the
committee and appointed them 70 work tie
city precincts - Follows
First third and hllh precinet--J. Is.
Mckililgan, r. e. Roweii. DR. r. H. roe.
J.. W. Whitehead. Gardiner Kellogg fifth
alone. A. c. Thompson.
second prsclnct-H. T. KELSEY. w. o.
Hardin.
Third preeinct--s. e. Davison.
Fourth preeinet-oyid A. Eysrs, W. II.
Reeves
sixth precincts. r. BENEDICT. John B.
Denuy.
Seventh psecinet- Colonel ) G. Preeest.
Or. IL 4. Carson.
Eighth preeinct-F. ". stevens, II. T.
Waisw0Fal1
Among Ecandlnaylans Eevs. X. Nelson
and =. u. Neaaon.
The COMMITTEES decided fD have 10 copies
If The consultation and bylaws printed for
gaining signatures. als0 that each member
should report progress 10 II. t. KELSEY,
corneF IT Wall and Third streets. They
then adjourned to meet a. a committee
nsxt Monday afternoon at p. M, Ia the
Office ii Colonel Prewstt. No. 8. Colonial
block.
wgE PURPOSE % THE HAGUE
Members al The proposed league stated
that they intended TO study up the city
laws. personally visit The places contraven-
Ing the laws. prefer charges and give tesss-
nlouy. By such = eeugse of procedure
they are confident that the criminal eie-
nient that has been driven from Sp0kone.
Tacoma ard San Francisco win be bar
ishea FROM seattle and Law and order
prevail ~ il has not done for many years
past For lhis parpose the founders Of the
order want fearless and prominent and a.
tive workers who reside IN and take pride
in npbuilding the moral element ol this
city.