The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-06

aase oeen countcrsigaed by the chairman OF the
eoailiistee BY which they were contracted. In
ososf 20 keep matters perfectly straight this
Iofmaiity mus. be insisted upon. Any bill
presented thu way will be paid imrae iiateiy. I
cannon say just ye; how soon meeting OF the
general committee will be called. Il would per-
haps pc adviaa bic 20 wait until the end of the
week Tor By that time matters may be so shaped
that one meeting may finally wind up the busi-
ness OF the csaehration-''
Hon. Eugene seniple. grand marshal. yester
aaT issued the following bulletin Tor puelica-
ton:
Realizing that the success OF the parade on
me ourth OF July was very largely due 70 the
eao1ss OF the publie-spirited gentlemen who
g my sides. formed tle iong me ana con-
Quoted u through the crowded streets without
serious msshap. I hereby return to them. one
ana an, my sincere thanks. The roll of those
who rendered this valuable service To the put
themselves, Is IS follows:
John Arthur. z r Blaine Houga:on Bicker.
,sI;on RH Brown. George IL Bnfea, sapsa,n
Snlioe.gs William caldwell. Frank trawterd,
Irrsten 2. DYER, c. II. French, Adalph h,ug,
Edgar LesirIlaa " II. Moore, =. B Morton.
John f. Aoss Hancock Nagle. l. u. Ross, C. f.
Resnsbury, julius c. smith. @. }. Treen. l. r.
Taylor, ". II. TElleii. Edward Won Tob.e, L H.
wheeler, GesErr X. II. Wh.te. Noble @alling-
ford, @onn A. WHEY, E. ". Young. Henry 1.
Yesier
The winners Of prizes were more than graft
hed AZ the psomp. manner With which the CON-
Tsittee met it. obligations. Scarcely had the
decision been given when Secretary Goldsmith
pad the winners of in gold coin.
taptain Jones' o. Company |, which organiza-
ton Won second money III the Fist regiment
draii, did not cal, for his money until yesterday.
bht re expressed higaself on behalf OF the men,
hsrs If his company highly pleased with the
treatment that lad been accorded them during
tielr STAY in this city
1hu ID n z
u ana l, under command of Colonel e W. Pike.
ieft nj o'ciock yesterday morning for their
homes in Eastern Washington The Northern
Pacihc Raiiroa5 Company generously gave the
committee a hsIi rate for transporting the men.
nearly go in number. To Tacoma Several OF The
local guardsucn and Secretary Goldsmith went
the depot TO bid tae men farewell. They, too.
could hardly cay enough 10 express their feelings
NJ The c.sy's hospitality. The members OF Com
rany did no; leave the city until oeiock last
night, being escorted 10 the Premier by Com
pany d, under command of Captain Hilton
Company G, Of spokane. before leaving pre-
sentcd the officers of the First regiment with a
beautiful silver pitcher and goblet which VIII
Dc suitably inscribed.
The judges on building decorations awarded
the prize for the finest decorated building 70 the
Pacific Carpet Company. The decorations on
THIS store were Inadvertently overlooked in Civ
ing description of the building decorations in
sSstetuay Observation-Disclosures On eacn Win
Cow was a large star made CT red, white and bluc
hunting with q wreath of cellar boughs around
tae entire sash. Over the door was suspended
a smaller star. Folds OF national eoiors ex-
tended up the front of the building from each
side OF the store front, being joined above BY a
red. white and blue rosefte. Between these
folds was another large star. and on each side a
smaller one aud row OF rcd aud white rosettes.
set with small flags, extended along above the
store 'front.' The sign and letters in the firm 9
name were trimmed with red aud white bunting.