The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-21
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x1arsatins Rules SIM Prevail
rroposed New Ind ustries.
'onn n Agen appeared before the board
I.o snas MI A. l. Ames formerly pro-
p.SsoL o, the Peabooy Rendering Works. OF
- - MAN. which we're recently disposed
Nm. va oesiroua OF locating . similar in
uussfy In this city. Mr. Ames .sked TIA. . fora
uon OF one and one-haIf acres be donate, MIN
.au mat ne be allowed the exclusive privilege
W removing ali dead animals from ths eitv for
nou OF ten years, for which service the city
Ioulo iurnish him water for his plsut free of
10y LOT that time. Upon motion OF Mr.. Witt
~. Asea was requested to have the propo-
s,an'ap nsed In writing, stating numbeI of
PoSes' capital Invested, etc, and that the
time '"'oi "lA'''n - 0nIs
week o. ten days ago proposition was ~
csveo from James O. Hsstwood in Chicago.
Onefing 70 paint picture OF Seattle along with
uo,g OF other cities in the state on the walls Of
sA .sningson state building Mt the Worlds
y. " Biaiock, chairman of the Washington
"ofios lair commission. asking IL the PROPOSE
ZION was sanctioned by the commission. and
pio'esung against any advertising scheme in
.ounecs'on with the state building A letter
. .Iom VI bialock was read. explaining the de-
s."s % hestwood's scheme, and practically say.
ing that IL was sanctioned by the commission
pom motion of Mr. Whittier. q committee con.
ssting OF MessrA Graves, Proseh and Percy W.
nocnesser was appointed, with instructions that
.ney oepFecafe any action on the part of the
stase Worios fair commission which in any
wise encourages competitive advertising BY
painting pictures, printing matter-pamphlets
VI otnetWise-betweeu the cities of this state,
sno tnas any decorations or advertisements
which are to be permitted In the building shall
emanate from the Worlds fair commission ex-
eiusivsiy and that ell cities recsive proper rep
fesentation according to their size.
MI Graves presented an invitation from D.
Robson, city clerk of New Westminster, B. C.,
% attend the Royal Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition = Queens park, September 20 to %
Inc president stated that large number OF the
knights Of Pythias would leave on an excursion
70 New Westminster last evening from Seattle
and that they requested the chamber to send
delegation 70 accompany them. Mr.. Whittier
suggested that a. many members of the cham
Der had already arranged to leave on the excur-
sion, IT would be impossible to send delega-
ton The thanks Of the chamber were rendered
Mr.. Robson for his kind invitation
M Graves. 70 whom was referred the com
munication of II. W. Baker l. CO., presented at
the last meeting, asking that the chamber 90
cure the removal OF the rule compelling foreign
vessels to clear at Port Townsend before enter
ing subports OF entry, informed the board that
Collector WATSON had telcgraphed him that the
correspondence from the chamber was Just re-
ceived owing to Mr.. Wasson's absence from the
city, and that q reply would be mailed last
night
Mr.. Furtk, chairman Of the manufacturing
committee, stated that the matter OF tho HATTIE
berg Veneer Company, which was referred to
his committee August IL, had been investigated,
aud that, - the citizens of Seattle could not
subscribe the amount OF capital stock ($75,OOO)
required. the company had decided TO give the
project up.
A letter from r J. whitson with regard TO q
pictorial display OF Seattle and environs at the
Worlds fair, BY means OF mammoth photo
graphs 4x4o feet In size to cost 500 each was re-
ferred to the committee on printing and sdyer.
Using.
The secretary vas instructed to issue postal
notices OF trustees meetings, to be sent not
later than Monday,