The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-05

We shall have 70 BE- unusually dsigen1 Inc
new law II about tbs same - the OLD, except
fhsr after year has expired every Cniasnan
mEsf Be registsred and show csrfneate- Ih's
IL Just what we want "nsn "e
estch . chisanan In tbs woods Or IN
der circumstances which make nim open
70 suspieioDs We can ssk him Tor Dis Fezisfsr
ton certificate. and II be does not have one tae
inference viii be that he il q new conner. Inc
registration plan IL what We want 70 nelp us
enforce the exclusion act" Collector " asson
expects that Port Tounsend viii have nns
centennial celebration On Saturday. snd ne
h0pes tor largo ssfsndsncs from ssafssa
The rspfa increase In the number Of small
cveiiing-houss ali over the city during tas isst
two years has had q marked eject, NOT only IN
reducing house rense, but in making y pos loie
70 get furnished rooras 81 reasoaaois rates Two
years ago Seattle vas almost pennsd up between
foryteenth street On the east, Jackson on tns
south and Depot on the north. In those days.
frasli. poorly constructed house, In iocanV
none too desirable would re1t for from $so 70
30 month. and rents of SIS or $50 we're COM
mon Every house was crowded, ana psople
WHO In Eastern homes were aceustofneu 20
plenty OF room found themselves eompeiiea 10
share q home Of moderate size with one or more
famiiiez- Today nearly enough houses are Dull.
70 give every family ss least small one; ana
nished room in almost any part OF Seattle a. .
fair price.
Lieutenant D. Il. Jarvis. of the revenue cutter
bsas, now In port 90 her way 70 bering sea, has
probably given more information 10 the vorid
concerning the volcanoes of the Aleutian ISLANDS
than any other rnxn- He has made several trips
70 the islands and has carefully Investigates
many Of the volcanoes, climbing TO their sum
mits, noting their pecuitsriries ana learning
from The natives the Legends concerning tnem-
The volcano Bozosioh. probably the most inter
esting mount on the ssce Of the earth, has been
visited BY the lieutenant three different times
A year ago, when the Bear touched al Seattle on
her way 20 San Francisco. he gave the Posi-
iSTELLI6kxcER q very interesting interview
concerning Aieutiaa volcanoes in general ana
Bogosiof IN particular, which was widely copied
in the East
The Erenen are come xhat exercised 70 know
what viii be done with the head Of their de-
partment Among the Democratic workers
there 10 m evident Determination tha: Gardner
kellogg must go; the Office Is too big plum TO
remain in the hands Of Republican Il IL said.
however, that 7. Z Jones Is standing firmly for
Kellogg. should Jones give way Deputy sheriff
John 2. Mcdonald, WHO has already had eo1sld-
erabie experience with the department, would De
Likely TO go In James u Qliitsr, OF the First
ward, formerly sspirant for the place Of enlef o.
police secured By Andrew Jackson, is also
talked Of
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Walker, of Port Ludlow,
arrived with their children from California last
night and are at the Rainier hotel They have
been spending ssveral uoarhs in san Francisco
Mr.. Walker is president OF the Pase. Mill Cor7-
pany. he is one OF the Oldest and most sue
cessfui business men Of the sound country. and
though his residence is Port Ludlow hs u largely
interested in Seattle property.
Il. B. Franklin and C. Il Flanley, cigar manu-
fscturers of Chicago, ara AZ the Northern hotel
NJ Fiaulsy says: s.If committee of your ciri-
zens should visit Eastern manufacturers and
offe, them reasonable Inducements TO locate
here IL seems as If you ought 70 be able 10 build
mp large manufacturing center here"
A. W. Colu1sn, q young lawyer of Washing
ton City, has Just located here. His fsthsr In
one OF the leading lawyers of AIvaukes and
was the law partner Of secretary ''Aar,' Car
pen:er, having charge of the Milwaukee BUSH
ness Of the frm, while the senator praetieed
in Washington City.
James oberteihter hsx come here from Bslti-
more TO engage in the insurance business He
was here some time axo and bought an interest
in the frm OF A BGrtch & Co, and has now re-
turned 20 take an active part in the manage
uens Of it
r B. Galley, of Philadelphia, q glass manu-
facturer of the firm OF whitalI, Tat1m & Co..
is at the Northern ho.sl. He said last night:
s'we are now making q good many glass jars TO
hold California's fruit exhibit a. the Worlds
lair"
A party from Milwaukee is at the Rainier
The members are Mr. and Mrs. s. n Green and
three children, Miss Emma Green, Nrx H H
Rockwell and Miss Addis Rockwell