The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03

the Committee On
1ential Reception.
puTE IS DECIDED UPON.

Upsa - Arrangements 1sR
1rv-oshsasIs - Besas "a
xslane "Details sstsled.
49, hour last night the following
S71k ~ resolved By Nayor White
06oee6 ". Boyd, who Il IN charge Of
6nfial trip:
6ontiaI party from Tacoma TO Seattle
rv. vs win, in conformity to your ~
- - boat, leaving Tacoma at II Z m.
80 presume WIN bring AZ - seattle
81 .. "a. IL II desired that the
6m6n toave Seattle on return Trip at 8
0uSt ron viii arrange your pro.
Fl 6nteytainment % that the pfesiden-
rmay b in the train b. $50 p. n. An
1EhetoFy.
por replied that the arrange
- persectly satisfactory 70 the citi-
Fl esattIe and he felt confident It
11ovs equally 20 to the president.
ing Of the committee to prepare
reception Of the president was
- night. The same spirit Of mu-
Uonce and harmonious action
- 70 conspicuously characterized
oxntions OF the committee Was
- Mayor White presided and
Jneob Furth, John Collins, John
Hsnw, n w. Holmes, d. b. Ward
hlbes r. Cushing were present.
y 1bllowing dispatch to the mayor
o1patof Squire WAS read:
80 personally invited the president 70
II 49, Of Warrington, and having sub
~ txnsmittsd 70 him your telegram In
Nh - seattle. 1naturaliy feel deep regret
NDot b with yOu ct the time Of his ar
Important business hns detained ma until
o he 70 do 20.
~ W19t know Of the energy and patriot
IN eitisenD and Of the preparations you
49,, ] an SURE you viii give 70 the pres
~ splendid welcome he deserves and
y ~ oocasion ever memorable.
y mayor said no tinal reply had been
ND 70 his dispatches asking the party
ne b steamer. Judge Scott, Of Port
md. and other private friends had
1phed asking the president to con-
= the arrangement.
~ Kies1ki, chairman Of the committee
ooofations, asked the committee to
~ upon the route to the university
zasSes
Ward moved that tho route on the
y nom the lake be Madison, Second,
Front, Union 20 university
noe; shis MAS adopted.
kierski asked Tor more money for
totions; after . little calculation IL
sseolved to appropriate $3.50 more.
- oiler Of the Mozart amateur orches-
g supply music on board the steamer
o. seattle was accepted, and they viii
eossned 20 % on hand.
Two or three minor matters OF detail
y egreed upon, and the committee pro-
oed % the special order OF business.
II. Acufaw suggested that there were .
6e numner o. people VINO nad gone
pun INTO tneaz pockets ~ order 70 make
ecepsion success ana ne tnougnt
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wOuio assent
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E1n1no proportion. considering the large
- az men theea nnions renresented
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~ taken from the other committee.
- vho Zach volnnt.ersd IN viv. mn .
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- ibrther ACTION Was deferred pntil Mon.
MA. AZ nrooke. rre.erted /. r.cor&
1el., N. In. ~ r,.rch and tha o-Ss~ -
liserr1ion
4 - the .en.. If IN. committee that
Z, mills 4. rcous.,.a - dsccrsts :.
tnolv = ro..;h,. .1onc ~. In. 80 r,sr.h
~ eacnrt will hs in ths f,llow;rv order.