The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12

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salosssss there ss0ssaa Id slsaaasi ri peu
90 Fssty sssaalfiugs ergo. there ai.ssssd
ess 10 fax ieTsest Tor building. The dir
stalaf, which II ttasug asseFsH slsYss.sat
taas faral districts, esOsam With the ii
1alFnt1uaa In lssasl-faenxi type. 80 ID.
AaIatast the Tax. ksevecaI aarss,ss,
10 we're In tsan gsKF gsA sar4isss 80.
fsAEy had r.Ma tbs esrea1ax mnI 1stsssej
IN u rood faaaona why there Asasss,lsI
b. y Kosa epanss Iasl.
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so Ha1Atis#Ienfra says be has salasss ! i,
= laFge asltasheF ef voters, representing
every uis,Faet in the eoangg. sud i'm,
e has found . H.fasaK ns1a neafIg
"a sentiment ffs EAxof III Sse j
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nd lsa Y. = fsposteF yesterday, .tha,
Nse question If t,asHstast stssEeastasGuesg
al mastl Nleh . splendid ssaatssfIty
IHs fNsllIessfa Uf the precincts seutslts4
ss sAsaae are pfatty weli asuuasnfssl
VITA tlsa WYNtGhed fagIIlslee If ssu,
ItntMeIA bnlaSlgga and know thai ID /,
~ siasiF Interests 10 yalt for TIE Isosssle ,l
lfaiIsbtesinses In order thai tIae sstss.f,s I
1salsy hsaild REV ouea. The laet tia
tlAese who $50 The buildings viii hAee
~ siaY Tor them has great weight AM
ttAe tAfnaefH see that Il is d much il i
tea nias thar raising this p,ssssev Inv /
dAieGs lar. TIis 100 go vii ret r.
called In for twenty or thirty vsags
and ~ tho pepnlati9Ea If King s.s,sst.st
VIII doubtless la many tInSes multi
piled In that time the anht may +.
eaklly paid off.
The big aeht will be- no ss,sistY /.
thpsa who uassefs aaaIsI hos IL Ii h, Il,
PAIL, AastW ithataHdtag the e1soFta t,f |
sssfsasn class ~ make II NppaaF al Az
fasl buraesi.
hit LIFyLR orrosiTIeN,
Taylor, who has Travelled over d can
slllefabss portion al the county. say,
he has heard III but little opposition Il
the matter. A great many votarl
wire 10 attendance upon the last terri
pi eestft, and what thay saw as tlsa
tiihs II enoHRIa 90 make them worker,
tot Tile bonded Indebtedness, stTh.
only trouble about the matter, 80 ia;
A. 4 can sec, = saId Commissioner Tay
loi.. 'is thai there appears 10 be feel
iIAs ot indifference about this comm,
ELECTION, There will be A very enal
vots In many OF tho county precincts
and the few opponents Of the measure
may exert themselves 30 that the ms
jolaty for the bonded indebtedness
will ha cat down. | am very conf
dent, nevertheless, that the peoese vii
authorize Us to hslild.
II ~ REaAanED wlTn sAvog.
Commissioner Woodln said thai
very little interest was taken In thu
forthcoming election ai,outt tho neigh
harheod III Slaughter, hut that MI hs
had heard speak Of the bonsl,.d In
dahtMdnawa were favorable tn 1t. aEy
efykndy knows" said he that oal
present buildings ara standing
shame and diaeracr 10 the county, 4
w,sll NJ being uhuIly EaasleqnalS> and
therefore, IA senaihse people. they SSSsl
vote for new building"
lsxrI.AHATtoa sILsscga nH3rertus.
The deputy assessors report that In
their rounds through the several pre-,
ciilcts they have found very little op
pnsitlun tn the measure. Occasion.
ally the nl.lsetiGa that tho debt would
he o big burden would he urged. but i
simple explanation uf the manner 81
Fetleening the bonds always slie4seet
this objection,
A aATTEn ~ Enosas
.Ex.shesiH William CochrAIls astes
day told reporter TINT there would
not be over iU0 vaiea cast next Tues,
day from this White river district
where he naw lives, hut ha believed
that nearly everyone Gf them would
be for tha bonded indebtedness.
III all the vt,yefa knew what ]
KNOW p said he. they would vate 20 d
man for new county buildings. Why,
King county could spend $500 600 on
new county buildings and then cunne
out ahead un the matter OF keeping
prisoners alone Many . prisoner has
r~ssapesi conviction just became We
have had no place Ia keep him con.
Ilnsd while awaiting trial. The whole
iAiviess element cE tho United States
IL aware that We have ND jail here in
RItIsh man eau he securely eonfiacts
aud that IL one reason WAY they dock
here. IL costs King county many
.hlbusand dollars each year for the
custody of prisoners I'm excess OF what
wesila he necessary II there we're a
suitable jail. .
sshefiif Mef;raw said he was conf.
dent that the measure wanla carry by
a large majority,
Charles r. IsaTsnliisser, who came In
frem saequaln1sa yesterday morning,
saisi that his sieighhors were ali favor
ahia to isonded indebtedness; bat
th,.t there was general apathy about
th,, matter. a. thv people were III .ha
oplninn that the vote in Seattle wanlei
settle the natser without their votes.