The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-03
STATE PRESS.

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newspaper changes the Press, Of this city. says:
As aanounesd in The Narsisg yosraat this
morning. change has occurred II the manAze-
mfnt OF that paper AZ the head Of the sdi-
tor1al column appear ths names Of ". n
LleweI.yn and b. y. Shaubus, respectively prssi-
dent snd treasurer OF The company. The other
Scntlenen associated with Messss. Leweiiyn
and Snaub1s are John Lesry and Colonel
Thomas Ewing M Lesry. who owns two
ffths OF the stock is In addition 20 his various
rs ness relations, president Of the Ballard
Real Estate Investment Company; Colonel
Ewing. who owns ons-hftn OF me
sock. is President OF the West
shaubuf, who owns one-ffth, - largely inter
ested in Edmonds. and Eshleman 4 Lieueilyn.
who OWE one-dftn, are largely interested IN
South Seattle Il 10 expecsed that the interests
Of the paper win be pushed very vigorously. G
E. Painter the former business manager OF the
Morning Journal. retains his position MI Tn
gle, editor. had accepted . very desirable oner
that win take him into another channel OF work.
a. I. Wood recently of SC Paul, Is editor.
The addition 70 the morning dailtes win sp-
pear soon. Eext Friday or Saturday, probably,
and will be called the Telegraph II begins it,
career under very favorable auspices. there
being plenty Of money back Of 10 and ample 10
ciIitieG The owners are Judge Thomas Burke
and d. z Durfe. Of Seattles =. J. Browne, OF spo-
kane Falls, and. 10 il understood. another gen.
tleman whose name would cause surprise, while
aiding confidence in the fu.ure Of the paper
The Telegraph win be 0 Democratic paper. It
has secured Dispatches from the PosT-IyrELLI-
geucer, m acquisition OF very geat importance
Mr. Durie win be general manager.
This productive region OF country looks spien-
didly just now" says the La Camas Nssns. Yer
dure covers the hills and valleys in remarkable
luxuriance. and fruit trees are loaded to their
utmost capacity. Hay-naking and waving
grain form scenes Of rural beauty on al the
roads where the interested visitor may snd time
to drive. Fruit-picking began over month
ago. when cherries began ripening, although
strawberries and curranrs-leadlng the small
fruit harvest-wers being sent TO market loag
before that From now on. for the
next three months, there viii be
busy times in this fruit region
line of business. when tie outdoor shops Of the
ely tradesmen are open nearly day and night.
This Is, moreover an interesting place visit ~
this season. and parties who es Joy dried fruit
and wish 10 see places where it 10 grown, can
here. in this neighborhood, crafty their lauda-
bic curiosity with the giaddening sight. and be
refreshed while listening to fruitgrowers who
have an abiding faith in their vocation. People
who talk about an oyer-production Of frat
would derive 50 istaction from their inspiration
They calculate that after supplying our home
markets, that cannot be for many years, they
viii have the Europesn markets for canned and
dried fruits altogether comprising . never
ending revenue
The Kelso comier publishes card from Will
lam F. Bird denying that be is . candidate. It
might serve ~ . good model letter for Others
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candidate for any ofies whstev, r; simply be-
cause was elected once Is no reason for you or
the people Of this county to believe that Will
forever haunt every convention that may be
held during my natural life. begging for an ONCE
am truly grateful to the people for the faster-
ing vote received At the last election Tiny ma
jority being 1--WE more than the total vote of my
opponent,, and / know of no other way to repay
them than to keep from boring them to death
with opportunities for ONCE
The Hoquiam Wnshiagtonica ssys: In locat-
ing the western penitentiary, Chehslis county
presents q broad and inviting Held for sreh .
state institution, and Elma, with its diverging
railroads, seems to be the favorite spot she
has potters' and brick clay, lumber, etc, with
which tn give the boarders employment, and If
we were even disposed to spend q term at any
states prison, we'd prefer to be located at Just
such place a. Is EImA And that II a. near n
we OF the harbor want It
Ellensburg Capital reports that parties are ont
in all the passes thus far found by the Great
Northern. and in q few days win probably make
. report, from which Colonel Clough and
Engineer Becker viii make q decision q to
which is the preferable one across the Cascades.
Az soon - the selection Is made the permanent
location will be determined.
The walla Wslla Journal IL apt ct printing a
moral. Referring to local news item 1t SAYS:
Newspaper men are not to blame for what han
pens or what don't happen. Still, it's always
best to be little cautious"
There seems to be suggestion of sarcasm
about the remark of the Aberdeen Herald that
because Aberdeen is favorably situated there
are some old hens who expect to set on 4 loca-
ton and hatch out city,"
The Vancouver Register compliments Judpe
Bloomfield for good horse sense" because he
has decided that reading the newspapers and
keeping posted does not hinder q juryman from
doing his duty"
The Sedro Press complains that the mail from
Seattle is still sent by the old tri-weekIy route.
The Whale That Spouts At Chautauoua.
Tacoma News.
Messsa Henry Buc and J. C. weatherred
made an excursion over TO tn bav bafwao~