The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-13

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The nrst ana most important point 3 III
immierns5ou at he rats q 80 and so
. week. BEGINNING uilA Nay IS fully 2,O0c
peopte uosk would b heoueht 70 she
stntsL He advocatod he encouragement a
industries to give employmeut 10 the peo-
pie coming here.
Judgs Eben Smith, on behalf Of tho pio-
neeFs. Sid he esteemed Il great privilege
TO stand in he place Of Hon. II. 4 YssIsr
10 respond to . Sentiment that mus h
dear to every heart He saw many strange
facss bsfors him He could remember the
time when he knew every prominsnt
citizen IN Seattle. He head now
voices hs had never heard befors.-he
seemed % b not ii the old bat ii the new
Seattle. He congratulated them - the
representative Of city Of 5000 inhabi-
tants eafhersd there TO rejoice in the open
ing Of the Chamber Of Commerce. On this
occasion nothing can b of deeper interest
when they remember al that has besn
achieved --when they look hack 70 the
sourcs Of al their present prosperity.
It il literally true that the city and
state had all the resources nee
ess&ry to make . great community.
Few Of those remained whom they had de-
lighted to honor-a THO only remained.
Among them IS the distinguished gentle
man q the head Of the table, whose 90
quaintance the speaker made whom he first
came to the city. He thodght thsn he Was
visionary, but a. he mingled among the
citizsns he saw that there Was here An eIe-
ment that would make city--a great city.
There were Yesler, Denny, Terry (now
passed swayD. there was John Leary.
Rounds OF applause We all
rejoice at what We have accomplished, and
We hail with 10Y the rising sun. Let m
bow TO the brsvs pioneer whose course is
run. fCheers.1 study veil the records Of
the past. look 1t the hardships the old
pioneers endured. profit BY their example,
and We shall have ! city not only the pride
Of the state, but Of the great and glorious
Union lOheers.l
The now comers VINO have always been
welcomed, SAID M Leasy. by those VINO
came before them. was the next TOAST.
Amid great laughter and cheering MI.
Leary invited Mr.. Boone and Major Hay
den to stand up with him as the old corners
70 drink TO the new corners.
our YOUNG MEN.
Mr.. Warren +. Canaan. in responding TO
the toast. "Our Young Men, ssid: s.At !
dinner or banuuet of this sort the Good
things usually come last Int when I
opened Yesterday mornings paper and san
the names az tie tnlanted memhers Who
have nreceded n.e thu Thought
Aashsd across me. and saw II
without The sIiehtAst disbursement Is INV
friend Who Il 10 follow ma MAT Won have
veveraed thu rula and nlaced hefors m
.vcur feast n reason and flov q sonIp vis4
ia dsssrt first. slnr vonnr man, Il the
tcs.t - wbich am "a resnond thsrk
vo,, r.rtlerrer =, ths r.ms ~ the m.;c,.
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ioritv 81 the business world a. seattle /
conld sav Z ercat de.l 81 the hr;Iliencv
a vour vouno Iavvers. the sk;Il 81 onr
vonr. rhvsfcisns and the ,viftici.ms ~ m,
soc;etv rslisnts. INT ~ ouicklv from