The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-14
THE STATE PRESS


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bus wAsnevsx c1ti1sn of n inseFtef towA 60
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b takss - iine f~ P1oss ssund. de- u sp
n sume reck of weeds, ana coznGs hc1s and
dsoomo e ioesunA But thfs en- Dos %
a forsvsr. Many sAan - calis1 ~ fev
cAosen Not IN thoss ussls cisaxings which
rreas co0mssclal empEiumR' Il tAkes No
very sr,as discuruueos . Sursosli that the out
pus az I'll this WIN b eo0d,y number Of NIL
nooa,r,a in Tscoma end ssassla, While in sther
portions OF the stase there Vim - n army al
demonstrating indivtduah win rascned
pann. There nsed not -. TAe great agricui-
sural resources Of the stats YIN assfact ne osa
kind Of imnigration- LArun cit1ee DO not arise
evs<vwhsre. and when land-ewnen turn theaf
attention % selling reasouahly-stsed fafms In
stead Of town lots there WIN b plenty Of thriv-
ing business csnten Ill over the state
TIA editor Of the Blaine Josrnal has not been
away from his old home TO Ice interest IN IL
He says s.by IN Eastern paper " ~ that George
H. Ballou and James r Lane. Of Davenport
lows. have both died lately. We knew them
Ola Davenport az We should ever visit IL again)
win MOI seen like homo without them"
The Yakima Repv6sienys: ''The leaky old
waterfalls which. within i've moutha cost the
city % much, win become completely useless
when the new water works ere finished" and
suexssss that perhaps sssoDe aldsrman-con-
tractor win o6er 70 take the material In part
payment for removing them"
Last week ives dull one In o1lciAl circles"
ssys the paloase Gosette sNothine was done
In the Justice courts, and outside q ons or two
mortgage foreclosures for small sums, mot
paper was served from the sheriFs Once"
Nevertheless, tho Gasetss b ''nswsy" paper.
The Spokesman says that buildings have been
going up in spokane 90 last that there b brick
famine. Ten million ass needed for immediate
use. with not thousand in the MARKET and
building ID q standstill until some kilns can
b burned.
The spokane Reriew refers 70 - bogus spo-
kama paper" and ssys Il i plain that the
spokane papsr referred b 70 fraud and .
swindle, and 10 entitled 10 no more recognition
than Il ACCORDED the psdd,er a bogus jswsary."
HE LINDEN Pioneer Prss says that owing to
the Sumou that the normal school might b re-
moved to blaine. several hundreds q dollars
subscribed By the Lyndsn people have not been
paid in and urges prompt attention.
Tho Tacoma Ledger says: 'Trsin im't ex-
actly ahead Of time. but he would Be II hs was
little farther along" The Ledger has absorbsd
the spirit Of Trains originality, both In gram
mar and logic.
The Spokane Review il doing GOOD work in
opposing source Of danger. Il Gays many de-
caying carcases OF animals arc In the river
above the city and insists that sths nuisance Be
abatcd."
The Oaksdale san reports that some boys
stole . pair Of spurs and unhitched the hoese.
II very properly remarks that 'Such toolishness
must b stopped: It 10 . detriment TO the town"
The Chshalis Nugget continues the fight with
the Centralia News. but are they not coming
down pretty low when they discuss each others'
iest
The SeAcme Gazette thinks there win s0on b
only one city where now there afe four, and
that the cumulative name win be Bellingham.
The Skdsa County Logger says that Hamilton
viii have barber shop in lev days"
The Centralis Neus reports . fan Of two and .
half inches Of snow on the 10Th.
The Tacoma Ledger il urging the sstablish-
ment Of . free public library.