The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-01

doughty governor 20 express hfu,r16t 49,
tied 70 sympathy. Governor nm 49,
stream before he reaches ID. n Hns ss.E s
swer always ready for ever - 1
views upon any public question. 95x
IL we'll known. Ask Governor m ~
upon the tariff question and hia 49, Ill.,
am q Democrat Ask Governor nm ~.
upon silver and his answer IL: g.
GRAFT Democrats who insist upou e sSszS H.
preston of opinion will have "a -; SsS;.
other leader. Mr.. Cleveland's &C., 1sss IT,
lish his opinion and dictate IT, - n
party should take is no more char - f.
Governor Hills wise silence" -'E.1
Tacoma Nescs: "The crime Of hreks.s e
iator II ~ great whether done thro1vS es
member Of the Legislature or done di,Ssdz
honor OF the legislature ID mot e1eS1sS
every guilty party has been broushs r.
1t Is evident from the report OF u
that Clarke II not q principal. - Gx
mittee was appointed 70 find onf e.
principal was Until they have - T.
matter TO the bottom they have not r117
their duty. Who furnished the mone1fs M
Enumclaw Evergreen: "There 4 80 ~
over 10000 in the King county trseur1v r;s5
Improvement Of the county roads
money lies idle in the treasury
people must needs founder through - s
the county roads or stay ct homa ~
prfation Of 5000 (which could b -
commissioners took any interss. IN - 81
OF the county for the roads about
would be of immense advantage"
Mason County Journal. "whst vfrk
timber land and having henchmen ~
the timbered lands of Western Waehf
n. ~>~safv~v 1x,< -. ~ h -
Gates, the number Of whom opsfutln ~
county Is surprinng, and their sepou
are run across every day, buying up O.
In sight. OF course, the largest and ~
were grabbed up BY the mill compou1
ago, and are not for sale" M
Spokane Reviess: walls walla een16
terested In the preservation Of trout
taking steps to prevent the vanton e
of salmon trout, which at this sessoa 2
all the small streams Of that valley, Z
are being caught and wounded Ii -
bers by what are called jerk hooks III
to see that all violators Of the law, VI
vides that they shall be caught with r.
line only, II enforced"
Anacortes Amerfoun: ''since Lieutu1
ernor Laughton assumed the reins e
ment the prophecies Of his political p
that he would make . holy show OF hiun
upset things generally, have failed = c.
pass. Thus far the state has been ably -
and Charles z. Laughton is today NOV r
with the masses than when he was G1ooo5&
whatcom Reveille: awhile playing r.
be q very harmless amusement Ia of
citizen, 1t Is not In keeping with the uon
ermine, and, - this part Of the ehagD1
ceded as true, Mr.. Sachs might, for ~
the bench and bar, b retired without a1S
conyulsion-"
San Juan Graphic: 1.-THE better sea1f
our state IL rather more In favor q 81
forcement Of the Sunday law than for =
ification of the present law. BY IN x
the old law remain and have II duly Ct
Spokane Chronicle: "Spohane hae ~
whatever for third judse-one Of ~ G
may have, but the county has moi"
Spokane Reutew: "The concludes -
by the bribery investigating commit
illogical and inconsistent"
San Juan Graphic: 1.-THE Posr-IHTEtssG1
the leading paper Of our state"
The Ellensburg Capital dominates Hm3
gene r. Wilson fos governor.