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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24

HEADQUARTERS kline CcuxTY RI @
puBl.IckN cEETRAL comMiTfxu. 4
6EArrLss W. 4. April n. ~
In conformity with = resolution adn01n
by the Republican territorial central e.
mistee, accommodating the action hol
taken, Republican district cOnyentioo1 r
hereby called for districts Nos 1& q
aud II d, meet ~ Seattle on TUESDAY -
z, ISS9, for the nominaiion OF rand11
for delelsafes to the constitutional eenV6Ge
ton. T1e district conventions fof dt1elI[
Nos. Is aud n will meet In Pythian hell r.
Opera House block, IT III o'clnck I. ~. q
thoea for districts Nos. 10 and 10 wtEt i
- Kikt hall, opera Hou<e block, ~ e
o'clock ~ said day. y
Dtstris,t No. Is embraces Kitsap and -
and counties aud the following votsnR -
cincts III King county, viz; Green, H.
Slaughter. Kent, White River. sunny6a1
Bay View. Fashon. Union, Rentoa aHd ~
Dissrise No. 10 embraces the ant. -.
end. thtrd and fourth voting precincn =
Distris& No 20 embraces the am. sixlk.
seventh And eighth voting produces - o.
6istriss No. II embraces the follouine|
precincts O. King county. vis: DoxAoGS
pf snsiss; hlaca Diamond. Arsnsr: CT
Falls City. TSlt. Davais. Avond1le -
m0nd. HouRhtou. Juauita, bamamirh, H
springs. Enumclaw. osceolA and salmsa
Is further pursuance Of aid RECOGNISES
datton, Republican primaries are hoGo>v
called 70 b. held In each Of said Heo1l
and King County vpiin2 precinota -
"Wednesday. May I, 1850. The primaries o4
the seattle precit tts are 10 he held d -
regular polling places in said preclnoo1
between 9 O'Clock y. m. and ? o'ci0ck y -
The ni5msriss az me a. vera, othev ~,
county sotins prtssincts will be held Is ~
regular 20 ling places In said preclneea u.
tween 2o'elock p. m aud 5 O'Clock q ~
beginning ~ p m.
Republican territorial central COMMITTEES.
the basis Of representation IL the eovoFoH
voting ecincts In raid diSsritf c0nvoo&
lions Win b. one dnk gate to each fhiF1Y~
five Votes cast for Hun. John H. allen g
the last i.enerxI election, aud one deieeaoo
for sach fraction OF more than one-Ss6
thereef. Pursuance 10 that superintendent
the TepfeseDtaiio. "a the Respective di6,
tricf Conventions f1 which the ss!d eeattlo
aud other King rpnnty votfng pre0inooa
will be eatitleo, IS ~ follows
District No. 1s- Green River. / delSRnae:
Sunny dale. |; Union. /: slaughter. 81
Va<hon,2. White 4 YER, 1: bay View. 4.
Rent0R. Il. Keus, n DuwamiSh.
District No. ls--SeastIe Precinct No. I.
II delegates. Seattle Pfecinst Nn 2. -
Seattle frscinst No. $. 10; seattle Prscins6
Dl-iirict Mo- % --sesssie Preciacs No. ..
II delegates. Seattle Precinct No s.. &
Seattle Precinct NJ 2, Z; Seattle pssclnct
No s,
District No. af--Dushsns, / .ieleeAfe; c.
dar Rsv,r, l; Fall City, 1, nuvais. 4 Ar
thur. L. slnoqnaisnie. i: Tslt. /: Ayeudalo.
Il Juani.A. 4. Hot Spr5nRk, 1; salmon Bay.
1; Black Diamond, 4; SQuak, 4; Iiu,ighs0n,
l; Enun!cisw. l; usccola. 4 FrsAkiin. -
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AZ ArosrLE or D1scosrExr.

A. APOSTLE OF DIsCONTKNT.
In common with the mass Of "a
tiensl snd moderate people, the Posr-
IsrrIIzSKrcKE looks upon the woman
suffrage idea as one OF the decisions Of
sentimental politics. thing imprac-
ticahle without radical and dangerous
modification Of cur domestic and
social system, . thing promising no
practical good and certain OF dong
much practical HARM This much
must be said for IL. however, It'll for
the most part cherished b people Of
good intentions bur lacking In the
experience. wisdom and intellectual
balance essential to sour.d judgment,
For these mistaken people, that Is.
for The rank and tile OF the cause.
IL would be nngenerous 10 hold any
sort OF feeling not entirely kindly. for
II must be borne IN mind that they are
honest in their ideas and sincere in
the goodness OF their purposes. But
among these people, posing IS leaders
in their scheme Of reform. there are a
few who merit the most pro-
found contempt. They are for the
most part women OF vulgar mold who
go about the country making business
Of agitation purely for merceuary ends.
These women are nothing more nor
less Than apostles OF discomfort.
Wherever they find a poor woman
upon whom the burden Of life bears
heavily. as indeed 1t does upon most
OF us. they sdd to this burden the
cruel ideas OF the woman suffrage
platform that is the ideis that wifely
and motherly duty wherever 1t bears
heavily Is slavery. Thot,e who have
followed the work OF the .'reformcrsn
In rural communities and In the
smaller towns. where results may be
easily noted, know that titis Is absc-
lutely true. The "womans rights"
lecturer here or elsewhere rarely meets
poor and burdened woman when she
does not leave the worse for the meet
ing.
Among these professional agitators
of woman's rights, for resenQe, Mrs.
Laura DeForce Gordon. now work
ing Seattle, Is particularly aggressive
and mischicvous. She In . so-called
lady lawyer. In reality che is an
isinerant apostle of discomfort for the
profit she can make out cf II.
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

Notice Of meeting Of Stockholders Tor In
creasing capital stock OF Seattle Dry Docl
aud ship Buiidfng Company.
Notice 10 hereby given by the under
signed. majority Of the trustees OF said
coinpsny. 70 the stock holders thereof, thai
meeting Of kAid stock holdefs will bd held
1t the once OF said company ~ the com
pany's works nj the foot Of Cnarles street
in the city Of Seattle. county OF King, Ter
ritory OF WashinKfOn,on Thursday the 10Th
eay OF May. 1873, ~ 9 O'Clock Ia the after
noon, Tor the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock Of - d company To the sum
Of three hundred thousand dollars ff20n,
o0gl to be divided into three thousand taco,
shares OF the par value Of one hundred
dollars $500 per share. All the stockh hold
ers are requesfed 10 attend.
ID. r. DuRIE.
PETER MORAN Trustees.
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General MsCeok Is skoat right when
be SAYS thai The d3agsr 10 be feared la
Oklahoma i nos sroaaae aesseen
ssamsrs. bat hetseea hssaners ard
Indians Three or four sines n. many
sstsss-s viii enter Oklahoma as the
esunssy can aecomn~aase and the
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REPUBLICAN, |
DISTRICT Conventions

Az nieeting OF the Rernb,.esn 49,.
tnriaf Central COMMITTEES. AeI6 ia neses{
April 2. lSS9. the fsllonsng resciufi0nS -.
ui,anaaDusly asaolste<: ,!
Rssclssd. Tan tnis comnitsee eass.>uGl
the teuatcry that only two Rrrntl5sS@
candidates Ter membeu al the eSrSSSs.5
ttonal convention Be nominated II -
1elcrAfsl districk
Reso1etd. That the sppcr<ionmenf -
delekatss 70 the distries <onsenfion ~
made on the basis q The Republican ~
cast tor delegate IA Ss:ongrcxs g ne reness
election In the yeef lSS3 -
keseased, Tent The chairman ana nns
tA<y b lluIh0sired 10 aprortion delscS7s
and call distrxtx conventions foasehe eSSSs
ton 81 delegates e the conxsttuftonal e5S.
Pursuant to tho instructions n a. -.
miftee embodied In The fesexofnr ress5SS.
tons. Republican, district couvonf1r;5sS 80
the several delegate districts of WnsS5 .ss
ton territory. Is dskignafexs In tho oG ~
psociamAzio at the xorefncf thefS
dated April 10 1850. are hereby calle3 r.
meet on 81
rss&day, ~ ~ ny u Hay, se1rL
For the purpose OF numinar1sx candi6
for delegates 70 the constitutional ccS5
t!ons 70 Be nlden July Z, lsSt. q olyuSS
The basis OF representation % - =, /
trfes conventions shall Be one "a - q
TO each thirty-five fS9 vefen cast ~ 49,
Republican candidate for dele4Ase n -,
fress q the general election held q r. !
and one delegate for each traction a. r. &
Than pue-halt thereof a
II il Recommended by the committso =
primaries for tho selection OF aeleee4 f. 4
the district conventions hereby callS1 Il
holden on '52
Wednasday. 4sy 4 ls<n.
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CRY NOrTrEx

DAi>tEs STREET TAX sorICs-TuE
III tax levied b. tho CITY Caanesi in the
dssfTics efea.ed by Ordinance Ne. ltFsT 20
prosisse fssf the grading Of Rainser street
frsu fssssx avenue 20 Finrenee street. ans;
eonsss acting sidewalk GA the east side
snefeef. IL now due aud payable af tAs
sssee Of the city treasurer All snxea nss
paid wsthin % sAys OF the nrss publication
1T this nstice will be declared ssefsn1uens
psnalty OF s per cent added, and inter VI
A. the rate al 10 per ccnt eharxed C. w.
Fsrvsa, City Clerk First publication a.
thtx ssfssfe.e A r,rss IA tS<Q
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j. @. BOZORTH,
I'D West Main 81 near pg 0eno
Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that at she cleo
ton 70 be held in this Territory ON the I4th
day OF May. A. d 1859, for the purpose OF
eiecting delegates 10 the constitutional
the following question viii Be submitted
to the voters Of King county, ~ wit:
sShatl the commissioners Of King county
create an Indebtedness not 70 exceed two
hundred g. 0usand dollars fs20o. 000) for the
aud jail for said county, said Indebtedness
10 be created by the Issuance of county
bonds for said amount and payable after
tw. MY f20) wears and not later than forty
40 years from The date OF issusncef"
All those in favor of the same win vote
sIndehts dness--Y Yes" All Oppressed to the
same win vote "Indebts dness-No.n
BY order Of the board OF county commits
sioners of King county. Washington Terri.
tory. W. X FORREST.
County. Auditor and ex ofIicio clerk Of said
Hoard
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Stockholders Meeting.

TIE regular annual meeting nf thu STOCK.
hohseu Of the Cascade Fire & Marine IN.
sar.nte Company Of seattle, Washington
territory, viii BE- held ~ the ofioe OF the
company, 10 Safe D<poais huildinR. Pfons
street. opposite Cherry, 6ssffIe. Wsahinx.
se'osk p m. Of said day. The ANNA
esssfs0n Of the trustees Of aaid c0mpany
VIII take place ~ sa1d meeting.
J. a. GOULD. Secretary.
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Il Is natural that England should
pronounce the closing Of Behrinx sea
~ prepostercus. But inasmuch as
Russia considered II such and trans
lerred Is 10 the United States as such,
there Is 80 reason why we should not
hold !: ~ such.
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changed.
CQEEM LAKE.. 90 acres Cor sale IN
large Or small tracts, from IS 70 so IN
Some srscss only % rods from the wxser
The motor extension Ii m assured TACT
This section OF tho city Is receiving,
and VII receive this aeas0n more attention
and more Transfers than win Ae found In
any other qnaFfer We Invite our Gus
toners and -triends 10 watch the ofnc1ni
records ard assure themselves On this
roink This lzad VIII doabse In vAlnc this
GENERAL ITEMS.
1875 ACRES adjoining the RArxRoAn
LANDS ~ SMITHS Cow. 4 very Important
addition % the City OF Seattle. ~ BE- sold
sdjosning lands are offered. Very easy
terms A rare chance.
n t3ARCAIN. Eight lets in the Fla
Motor Line addition. Also half = block In
the Seeon Motor Line addition.
se nSHse s e S sisssd r.,ss win
water Front ct East Seattle.
Splendid Lots oveflooking Lake
Washington. Aiso lots overlooking the
bar and Lake Union.
OUR LIST OF properties for sale
every quarter Of the CRY and
Compare the terns, prices and advan-
tagss Of our
LAND SYMDIcAT
With any other before the pubic. The
land 10 perfect In its location and close 10
the railroad center and manufnrturfnE In
dustries ct Seattle. The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk, at just douhle the
price per acre at which we are pooling tails
important addition. The vice president OF
the
Merchants National Bank
Has kindly consented 70 act a.
Trustee for the. Stockholders.
We repeat, do not fail 20 compare our
terms and TO call. - once, 1t our ONCE and
thoroughly invesfigafe this matter.
Terms: onethird cash; one-third In
one year. and one-third in two years.
We call special attention 20 the
pAlATIHE HILL ADDITION.
This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots In the market; the
greatest margin Tor profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con
struetion of the navy ward at Lake wash
yond the most ssnguine expectations
Even now the addition is In the center Of
the manufacturing district surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gafe.
way OF the canal Postofice. echoolhouse,
public hall, railroad depot on the property
Only Is minutes from the city BY the q L.
3. 4 Is. B. B., which runs hourly trains q
I0c: In addition TO which the new motor
line Is about 70 DO constructed to the prop
erty. Lots 60xlI0 feet from $l65 upwards
GRAY 4 cLAYWoRTh.
z07,< Front 81.
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Stockholdsrs' loestiso.

The regular annual neesink Of the stock
bosdxrp Of che Hop GrowerT Association
viii he held at the Office Of tho cOm psny
NAY 6. lS6e. ~ O'Clock >. m 81 said day
Tho snnuxs election OF the tfuGees al
sAid company win hike plaee ~ saia meet
Ing. c. ". COVE. Vice Presi1eat.
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The tourist travel to Alaska = grow
ing every year. and when The railroad
Il completed 10 the Snoqnainlie falls
and the Hotel Denny Is finished,
every traseser Who goes TO our land Of
the midnight sun viii larry one or two
DAYS in the Qneen City.
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Diss oIution Of Partnership,

Nofire IL hereby given that the drm
heretofore existing under the name and
style OF acNaff, Ceffman Il Co, doing
business IN the city of Seattle, county q.
King and territory Of Washington. Ii fhis
Day dissolved BY mutual consent, they
having Sold their entire stock and ttlxsuee
10 W. y. McNaft 4 Co., who will hereafter
conduct and carry on raid business under
the arm name and style OF w. r. McNsts
4 CO.. collecting all bills due 20. and
assnmsng al indebtedness OF the said firm
OF NcSafs. Coffmsn 4 60.
Dated this 20fh day Of April. 1879.
WA y McSATT.
WALTER j. C0FFMAN
EMAHEk<0N d HASON.
Z. y. 4 r r. Ksteh. Asfsss.
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EOS n

4 usT~A TkS DOLLAR GOLD rlkCs
l ~ . pHs maE: all be kAx3 in the
sorid Fsn-er please rsfnrn 10 fuxt Intel
tsens.eg a@seN
STA s&AA.L BROWN rPAAlkl
. VITA asty hNr. asswersnx 90 the
SIRE IL Barn" A satsanis inward wsIl
- s.ssA faF lie resnrn sn 5o<ash sss.issns u.
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.nfFsCK OF THk -EATTFsE COAL AND
~ Iron Com pany. Seattle, W r.. Aprii "a,
iNa. To ire Shareholders Notice il
hereby given. thar. parsuAat 20 the by laws
Of this company. the annual meeting OF
che shareholders ~ the Seattle Coal anss
Isoe' tosnra y viii be held NJ the ofszee az
tse Company, ia tire city oil seattle. wash.
inston Territory. A. ! O'Clock p m, on
Tnsrsssa. Nay ii. 1853. fpr the purpose OF
siecstls tgaStees fer the ensaiuE rear and
the Ira sst ton of such other bustaess as
NAV legal eefne fefore the meeting Ry
c-t.er cf the buard al trusteex l. r.
s.sfs~k eeers.sx-v
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II b SsI.x--S,fsAf. fish MARKET IN
II ste<aa healthy. eeos trade ami 30
eep<~sstess ssl ees pete. erssessxs eAsncc
"a se<sf Fsst}eF. xssss rnsaas sss seaEfne
Iesssss II assarexs 300 sfxsash street
Va sss yssss sH~ss hs~sss~~< fssrss rail-.
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nrsf.esu0SsL.

Tor uFrsAsE and Ssa0sSI. -sIoRT-
~ saat aus type wviraS. rfcrence A.
TeomzA Cos0asss hic<k
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A CARD.

Owing to other dutics requiring my
whole attention. have appointed Mr.. J, e.
Jacobson assistant secretary OF the Ameri-
can Building and Loan Association.
Any person Wishing to make application
for loan. or any information concerring
the association viii please address or call
on Nj. Jacobson ct room ., SQuire'o block.
DOUGLAS YOUNG,
Secretary Local board.
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PADbES-iu this city, April %. 70 tht
wife OF r. r. Pssideu. daughter.
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(suT RArk cKErs II ALI. PAIR
~ Hathaway. lie James street.
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HOUSE.

ION kuk0fkAN RI<ASrl
Corner Front sni Union sire q, on ea11e
line. Immediately Over Aatsoa Doeeo
restaurant
visk8T L0CATEp R00ns ~ TEE c1rSs
in swisM IN single.
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WANTED PARTNERS.

"ANIED--stKNTL tsF BUSINESS
ability with small amount OF cap
itsl 10 fern partnership tn cue Of the bent
paying bussD6s enterprises ia se<ftle
address. Farmer. care Post Intelligence r
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arc th~ books bo1rsr sua~snes
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alia*s The gaEest a8d szest. fga-n u era
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PERxON4f.


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l ealing ~ the Arlington hotel he will
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YKES AND CHKMIsTx

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NJ Cnemist. annals zer Of coal. nrc ciays.
ares, etc. sepd samples for aasay By mall
Tn~ews Wa<h To
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VANCOUVER BARRACKS, W, r..
y March "a. 1859. Sealed proposals. IN
srsplicate. Will be rsce tyed here until II
osclock q m. April 81. 1855. and then
opened for transportation OF military sap.
plies between Port Townsend and Fort
Tswusend, w. r.. dnetng the year com
menesng July !, lss9. Proposals are invited
The u. s. reserves the ight 20 rtiect any
or all proposals.. All information fers
nished ON application bare. Envelopes
containing proposals. should be MARI ed !:
Proposals for trnpspoz taffon on Route No
81 and addressed Co undermined here.
@. G. Lee. Major and Chief QHsrtermasser
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PATTEE8OS - BEACH - At Trinity rec.
sory, Seattle, April q. 1852. By Rev. Geo.
III. Wafkou. Thomas j. Patterson Of SnC-
homixa. w. r.. and Louisa 2. Brach, Of
Kesrnfy comfy. Nebraska
MARTIN OUSDS--A Al the residence OF
Clark o. Davis. Mr Charles Martin. Of
whatcon. 70 Miss Mary 4 Bounds, OF
North Yakima. " L.
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dds viii 81 RECEIVED At THE
ID alice OF the undersigned architect for
9 resiAesee bal ding for Mr. Junius Rs-ch
ester and : residence bniidrnx Tor NJ. Pasl
y. Mo- 9. Bids for bosh ban dsngz will cl q.
~ II och Oh mon, Aprtl q. lisa. The
owners receive the rishs "a retsrt any on
all bids. III sssinmans Arehfpe<s, Boston
hlDct
lids WILL ne kEckivgD bY THE
ID enunfy commissioners King ecAnty.
y k~hiagson, a. the eoants auditors "a
See. up 70 II o'slork Q. n. Ney n. lSsa. fer
farm hnilctnx. Ea b asa muss be accom-
pasied By verified check Of go. The
com mixxtossess res rye the rtshy 20 rsrees
ANY o. eli b d. Plans snd sped aeasSssDs
Enay ~ seen sf the e=sre OF the un<3<1
sixs ed a. sselsman. arc itecf. Bo~ssn