The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-24
THE STATE PRESS.

THE STATE PRESS.
The Dayton CAwssds thus MAKES reply =
threat Of .boycott" By the Tasnsrs' Allisncs:
1--WE win state for the good Of the order that the
CArO1iclk intends hcnceforth to express it, opin.
ion on al subjects - Il has done In the past,
and II our subucription list runs down to one
subscriber, We intend to tell that one just what
We think about certain questions The columns
Of the Chroaick are free to al classes and eombi
nations who care 70 show their sides Of the CUES
ton. The secretary Of the Alliance says that
that organisation possesses the Drawn, MUSCLE
and intelligence of the country. II this be true,
cannot the Alliance show through intelligent
argument that they are on the right track ana
that all Others are wrong? In yeaSs gone ~ the
C1Toxfcle has been boycotted BY saloons the
churches and the prohibitfonists, but It nas
lived through Il al and does not tremblo q the
thoughts OF q boycott from the Alliance Just
50 long as II can buy white paper II VIII tell the
world OF the city Of Dayton, the resources OF
Columbia county; work for the new water-Works,
and uphold or denounce the actions OF the Re
publican or any other party whenever the occar
sion demands It. And until the tarmers OF Co
lumbia county are in worse financial condition
than they are ct present, We shall deny that they
are oppressed any more than any other class OF
our citixcns."
Tacoma Globe: 1.-THE question Of deciding .
to the point when sober man becomes drunk
has puzzled Q great many courts. The COM
mandant OF . government fort In Texas sheds
some interesting light upon this point He mas
ess1Diisnso sesu..syn 49, go s - s.,.rs
sscn soau.el sn.la y $780, W. ~. s IN
oay. Inc POI. ca"sesn = !. svseln. l.ss -
ss..u..on M. .u.s III Whsthor there 4 any
i;,,;. - III. hst-ss, a,,nEs ~ the number Of
fingers which constitute . drink does not
,n.rr .aIa,s.- 49,, h.lo,v tbs ,rerimum nnm-
her - d,,rts .,sn-sd ma whether tha size Of
the s,.ss q ~rsdusted sccordine 2, the capacity
~ th~ dr,rtsr Onv nrohihition brethren should
49, -. . -rro-.sssor.I irvoet;csfing committea
70 v;sst ths tort ~ cnestion r vould not b
S;A,c,t >, q "A mem her. cutie shle to fnyesti.
~.te hnrh the ou.litv- ousntitv and effect of the
i;cnor srrr;shed md the ststistics thus gathered
,,trht rrovs very veinshla"
49, .,.- -. .rI.,. .. Tho oc,,o.ition.
-, - Ut 49,. ~ az, .tate thst has M railroad
snch - tbe Riu Rend ana Oksnorsn countries;
the sound oh;ect. hec.u.a that sectiou Of our
-. - q Inst nv, hniidinv nnmerous short lfnes
n roaA ana almnst everv dav : new line Il
stsrte6 srd al tl,e.s neonie heIieve that the
nreeent Mil ,~i,I ret.rd fnrther railroad con.
st,nctior M ara nvhtinv ~ u.eesn,a nfn
~. ,,scr.ia ~. -. ccrrc,.4ior.' mo vill ~
feat ~ Nil score. ~ fsrmer. - remonstrs-
tin, .~.in.t the ns.s.ge ~ tbs hfll. WhiIe
the,c q : demsnd fnr chs.ner fret~ht r,tea. =
ses,c. - -. thst . comrroroi.e q neces.arv IA
,ssch ~. hs.t ,.s,,ts StrSke ant n. shnrt linee
on the sound. ana exempt new roada flom the
oueration of the law. Only try At frst to reduce
through rates ON farm products and merchsu.
dise.n
An....4.. p 80.
~, cor.sn - -. ..n,s. q, .ha rs.t tysIv.
,roa.hs -..'.,s -...,a,,.I. 49, -. 49,,
.c,.II.a :. - $3.50. - -.~s.....~ 49,
- 49,, th.t $500 - - =. .-;.t.rc" s,rre
sss 49, = :. 49, - - 80 .sn..s
ths .Sa,;,o,. - A ~ 49, 49,. .rnth.y tc~r.
eitA- th.t ~ T1efF,cr h.vinr haer nIaftad- ana
Anacortes. sedrn and Hamil;on viii soon h n.
cornorated. vhiIe tha hin creating : iudieial
district 81 Gt.cit ana 1.land conntie. has nassei
the lower horse A. to roiIrc.d devclnrment q
hecomas .I,nost a;ficuIt ~ keer, tr.cE ~ r. ana
va nav Vel. erci.im rhsr ~ .urvev our ranid
6svoionmert .ucv ~ ~rowp0
p.,o,,.. r,t- -. ser,,. c,-,,..r.. - ..,,,,.a
,.ns.,st;c, -. ..rr,,,. 49,. rI.cs;hIv th.t n
,vo,,Id tsrd - ,,arsrt ,hs conetruc,scr ~ nev
linee n Wasb;ncton and thereby Greatly ininra
The state Aithomsh rIsus;hIe this .rcnment I.
not .onnd Fa;r ,sa;.,st,on Min not ininre the
ro.d. .. h.s h~.r r,ovor 4, other st.tee Tho
fact chat no restr.insne lsvs have hem enacted
is no ruarantee chat none viii be enacted. and
therefore rsilroad cornorstions are building 81
their own risk and 10 a certain extent acting in
the dark. for NO one knovs how soon : ieris-
lature might he choeen which would nass the
most stringent railroad laws"
Tacon.a Ledoer. "The leeislature Of the state
Of Washington has lint fnrtnieht mora az life.
and thonrh ~on.iderahIa has heen done n thA
vav NJ iecie,.tion' . Great ynarv imrortsnt snh.
iecfa stiii remain to he considered. Hard and
almost continuous work will have to be the rule
during the remaining DAYS of the session If the
business for which the lawmakers were chosen
and sent 70 Olympia in completed deceutly and
in order"
Coulee City Ne,es: "Neyer before have 20 many
Immigrants arrived no early in the season. and
all seem to come to atay. m they brought stock
and farming tools to tart work N soon a sprinr
se $780, ~ $3.50 q. ~. cpt, p.,a 90 49,.
amount Oh win ianus iec,aiineu' WniSn win
make large ana paying uamc toE the iall-
roads"
Wilbur R,oiske,. ssThe outcome of the inves.
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