The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-12
THE STATE PRESS

rockingham Bay Express: cit ia reportse =
the establishment of the cannery at 49,
where Chinese are employed ia nothing -
less than scheme of q gang OF Chine -.
INSCRIPTIONS whites to smuggls the hssss--s
into the country by wholesale. Blaine bai,~.-
the boundary line IL 10 easy TO slip them CO. -
American soil, and ell the trouble sbout 90
nese certificates is avoided. The Chineee -
from $50 to t10o each 10 got in, and a syndisss.
on this side make large money getting thar, 4
since the Port Townsend business has baen -
posed, the gang bave transferred their 49,
tons TO other points, and ii Is said tina, an =
the points and true inwardness In hsvsr. =.
cannery in Blaine is TO facilitate the smuvvl,.s
OF Chinese, snd some of the Blaine peopls 49,
mate that some of their own citizens are into =.
scheme TO help 1t out and make money out Of n
Spokane Reviear: "As m instance al W..
may be done by women farmers in this st.ts \
Is related that about three years ago q voms,
went into the Big Bend country, and taktps ~
leo acres, settled down to improve IL and m.Ls
herself a home. This she did, managing 80
farm with such success that she now hsx ons -
the best improved places in all that country I,
addition TO other work done on the farm al. -
ests blished a nursery which will vet provs
fortune to her. in which she has over $500 vopr-
and thrifty fruit trees, and which 10 fast hscc-.
ing known throughout the country for thu a.
rnno -
many where women have accepted Uncie ss,.,.
terms for securing home in this stats. And Ne.
are owners of farms in which they take ere.s
and just pride"
Tacoma Globe: 1.-THE controversy hetrsa.
Secretary Nicolay and others, called forth s.
the death of Hannibal Hamlin, is entirely nm.
called for aud not at all crsdtable to those eoc-
cerned. It matters nothing at this time wheths.
Mr.. Lincoln favored Hamlin or johnson for -.
vice presidency in 1864. Mr.. Hamlin vss an.
of the strongest and cleanest characters in an,
history. He retired to private life at the sxpir,
ton OF his term of vice president and nsvsr
thrust himself upon the people a. candida.
for any Office. He was q clean, honest. ara
man in every sense of the word. Any contrs.
versy of this nature is entirely out Of order ~
Mr.. Hamlin, If living, would b the irst 70 a.
ject thereto"
Tacoma Ledger: "No employer who has any
regard for his own welfare or the credit Of NJ
city can afford to annoy his employees who nav
happen to be in service with one or the other n
our militia companies. They can better anna
to be at some pains to assure them that thsip
bread and butter is safe so long as thcy do than.
selves and their companies credit They e.
also afford to continue every mans pay durina
his absence, as, if not sinking duty, he Z
rendering patriotic service which ought 70 u
thoroughly appreciated"
Tacoma Globe: martial law is the last resort
1t is to be hoped that matters at the cosl nina
can be adjusted without appealing to that d.
perate remedy. 1t will hardly be to the crsdil
of the state to announce that we ere forced s
proclaim martial law to preserve order and ue
tect property"
Spokane Spokesman: "There 10 no ned A.
lynch law in community where the scaIu Z
justice are evenly held, and where the lsvu
the statute books is enforced a. 1t should ~
Spokane Revieip: sThs dynamo seems y 4
the coming death agent, but Judge Lynekvn
continue to do business with the moose"