The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
MORE NOMINATIONS.
Winston Of Spokane and Brown
of Tacoma.
TIE JuDcEsHlP CANDIDATES.
5eakIHs ~ whateesn and Nsviand Of
ciaefsalIs Have Comfortable Places
Provided rhen.

NAsafSGToH G1rT, Jan. l6.-lhs " ash
ington appointments are nearer settle
nert tcnight than they have eyer been
heretofore. J n. Hi, OF Pullman. who
has been an applicant Tor the marshaiship.
has withdraw. ard Senator Squire has
recommended !or that place Thomas f.
Brown. OF Tacoma. Brown Is also recon-
mensied By Mr.. Allen For attorney Sena-
tor Squire has nled a recommendation of
+. III. Winston. Of Spokane Falls. Ii IS
likely that Thad Hueston will be appointed
his deputy. with r. s. Albersson and s. c.
Heron as possibilities for that place.
senaser Squire was strongly urged to ap-
point Mr.. HI 70 the mArshalship and was
fayorablv inclined TO his candidacy. After
his withdrawal he was disposed TO recog
nize his county and friends by recon-
menaation for the colleesorship Of internal
revenue Of Washington. which Is Rox a
pars of the district comprising ortgois and
Washington. and which Mil in tie near
future, ii Is expected, he made a district Of
Itself
Through the influence oi Senator Squire
Mrs. Mars r. Illsley was appointed clerk
IN the census bureau IN this city, on the en-
doTsement Of Frank W. Paine Of Walls
walla-
James G. Moore OF Spokane Falls, appli-
cant for the United States iudgesbip. is
here. lie il strongly backed by Judge HaT-
Ian OF the United States supreme court
Judge HSyt of Seattle. has been proui-
nentiy mentioned for shis position, but as
lie and Mr. Moore are commended hy
their friends az such late hour. and as no
papers advancing their claims have been
Il 8.sf
seriously thought OF by the appoint
ing power. II Juiee Hoyt was appointed
il wrula remove him from the supreme
bench OF the state. for which he has drawn
tnp seven year term, and this would in-
yolSe the necessity ana expense OF stats
election next fall to Oil the vacancy, al
though the governor would appoint a
judge to iii the vacancy until that tinie.
The fact that Judge Eikins has resided
in the state for less tnsn year, il Is
thought. will work against his appoint
ment. although he stands well With PieSi-
dent Hartison, heving been member Of
congress for several years.
Judge Hantord, ex-chief justice OF the
territory. and who has taken high rank as
a la@yer and has aeceptabiy filed the
Office ct Judge under the present national
administration. has many strong support
ers here for the appointment 10 which he
has been recommended. Ii is generally
felt that on account of his high character
and freedom from control by corporation
influence. no great mistake would be made
py his appointments 10 this important Office,
which. being for life, is considered the
most important of all 70 the people OF the
stale.
Tae secretary oi the treasury transmit
ted 10 the House today letter recon-
mcnding an increase OF the limit of the
cost of public buildings as follows: Los
Anreles. Cal. <s50,00; Sacramento. CAL,
slsno5. Carson City. New, $250.n0o.
The senate today voted the following
confirmation; Civil service commission
ers-Iheodore Roosevelt, Of New York,
Hugh :. Thompson. Of South Carolina.
Solicitor OF internal revenue phonse L.
Hast. al Ohio. United states Judges
Augustus J. Ricks. northern district of
OHIO, Aionzo J. E1gerton, district Of south
Dakota. Chief JUSTICES territorial supreme
James 4. Realty. Idaho; Willis
Van de Banter, wyoming; 0nited States
attorneys William g. Sterling. dissricE oil
South Dakota. Fremont Wood. dis
tTict of Idaho. Collectors OF internal
revenue William II. Sears, iirst district
California Mint ottieersJ. ". Cunning
ham, assayer, Boise City, Ida: K. Sea-
hriskie, ugelter and refner. Carson City.
Neg Indian samuel L. Patrick.
sac and FOX agency. Indian TeEritory:
stanton j Fisher, Fort Hall agency,
Idaho Registers land ofilce-W. IL. Sea-
man. Los AuzeleS. Cal John F Aiitls,
Rosewel. n. NJ: Henry c. Pickles. Foi-
som, y. u. Collectors of customs-F. A.
stewart. Southern district, Oregon; T.. A.
Taylor. district OF Oregon: H. A. Cark,
paso del Norte, c. g. Brewster. Corpus
Chsisti. Tex; f. r. Nentiro, Brazos de
Santiago. Tex. Saryeyor OF eastoms-H. !.
q. shefIron. Denver, Col. Naya officers
customs r. F. DaafoFih, district OF Cali
uria PostmssterS w. A.
Pafweoi. Tombstone. Colorado: ID. W.
irwin. Ark0n. Asa large number af
army and IA a. pyol ohons.
The appointment oi census supervisor
loF We term Washington was made today.
d. Jenkins. ot Nhstcam. being the lucky
man. John I. Newland. of Chehalis. was
tosiay appointed ia the census hareau as
examiner es recorded indebtedness for the
ate at a salary ot 81 4 day.