The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-13

g npost 1sr duty 4enfsnant Haueru win ecs
Iafrolnan b. i. Kent i detailed 70 WON
N,sn DHest commias:oner Alexander.
Ane 1ol'oW1ng oeder hes been posted:
@C1scuiar No. !.
Foxes HEADQUARrRRs, Aug. II, l1oQ
sm police omcef Of the city OF Seattle shall.
welte en duty constantly patrol the district to
when ne may Be assigned, and not 70 out Of
socn dlsfx1cts nor loiter In any store saloon, or
oulioiug- And No police onscer shall be fntoxi-
essed = ne fme 81 eeing on duty, nor while on
my drink any spirisuous or malt liquors. nor
enter any saloon. Or public or private house. ex.
csps ~ ~ pertofmance ( cfhcial duty. on
ceFA wniie IN police uniform viii abstain from
Vuun< sal0onA GEO. C. MoSRuH
"Chfef-of-Poiice..
kxcaptatn I'd H. Kinley, for two years ana
Tour months member Of the force. today
turned over his uniform and star to Cautain
Kent. and announces his intention Of taking IN
&C claim up on the Suoqualmie river. Captain
kinney win leave SATURDAY.
Inc List OF special policemen includes +. Z
yant and W. T. Barr, mounted, Monroe Jaw
COX, William ,. Laubscher, J. b. Brooks, c. h.
Cummings, A. H. Medord, Sam Hamilton
lanes Purcell, James 9 State. Levi I. stevens.
2. 2. fabyau, Michael Moon. C. NJ. Ns6, Stewart
Leekie Asbury Townsend. G. w. Huffnsn, John
eausfrom, z. r. Harding. I'd Kane, Nelson
CIonetk
Captain ". L Peer takes Captain Kinlev.s
place on the drst patrol. wi b Lieutenant Hanna.
Captain William Murphy takes the second
palroa. IN pace of Captain Kent, with Lien
tenant Sullivan.
Pasrolmsn 7. B. Jackson, promoted 10 Hen.
te1ant taxes the place OF lieutenant willard
on the nfshs patrol.
Colonel George shaahan holds the reserve At
Headquarters. aud receives and deserves the
credit of being most eficient Office man.
fAtr Imam A. = Barr continues Is mounted
policeman aud city herder
James Purcell axes the post formerly pst,ol.
LED by Cap ain Murphy.
Kane takes the place on night patrol OF C.
+. Bodle. dr. pped.
Henry 5hsaban takes the Front street beat. M
placing Gil Philbrick. dropped.
< B Harding takes the place on the second
p troll Of Ben Stretch. dropped.
Nelson clonett replaces Andrew Wall on the
nigh pasfol
John W. ssnstrom replaces william 4.
Davidson. dropped. Z
The art patrol 10 on duty from 4 m to
n0ous the second patrol from noon 70 o. m.
and the night patrol from .. IA. % q N. The
force OF patrOimen In doubled during the night
Captain Heury W. Barr. re-appoinred Monday
evenin stu holds the nignt patrol with Lieu
tenant Jackson. Captain Barr IL one of the old
est men on the force. dis frst experience as
pc Ice ON FER wa in Nashville. Tenn, in 1864.
whom he was appointed ch Ell Of mi ars D., ic..
hy the commanding general. John r. Mir,
uncle of Jusries John r. Miller of this CIV
Alter the war Captain Barr was conn cted with
the city poiice force Of Nashv. l., DR. F.w.
Startling, OF this city. being one of the police
commissioners there at that me. Captain Barr
was next tor twelve years in an rent pos { ons
connected with the p lice force of Louisville,
Ky. and then came West TO Denver, Col. He
was appointed an oficer in Denver and served
nearly Eve years, bringing from that city high
testimonial to his ability and integrity In the
form OF let or written by John L
Routt at that time mayor there. Captain
Barr Wa for Eve years In the secret service OF
the government. His appointment to the police
force in Seattle was MAIDS first in January, 1859.
by recommendation of Chief Mitchell. He was
retained by Chief Bufterfeld and again re-
appointed under Chief Mitchell during his lat
term. Chief Thornton chose him a. one OF the
three captains required under tie changed ordi-
nance, and on Chief Monroe's election the cap
tain was kept in place. Now the city couucil,
ON Recommendation Of the chief has onre more
honOred him with . re-appeiniment Ga Nay
IL last Captain Barr had served twenty Dur
years ~ police officer. He wss never known
70 take . drink Of intoxicating liquor VIII lie on
duty and II . strict discip marian. He is quick
to act in an emergency. and his fopinion 10 usu.
n1ly found to be correct.