The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-01
Leaving q deficit of,

Leaving Q deficit of....................$ 81 IS
Following is a list of the subscribers for
the month with the amounts given by
each:
Ten dollars from the League of Theosophical
Workers, s. each from George II. ellison, R. 8.
Greene, E. c. Kiibourne, L. s. J. Hunt. 81 from
Alexander Prentice, 81. 20 from Kass & Co., $3.50
each from j. NJ. Colman, A. C. Anderson, w. r.
Ballard, Clark Davis, William E. Bailey; 81 each
from ]. Munca,ter, Mrs. J. Kinnear, J. ID.
Thomas, Mrs. II. t. Holmes, Mr.. L imondston,
Mrs. E. c. Kilbourne, George Kinnear, w. d.
Wood, II. Chaplin, Mrs. Edwards, X. A.
Smith, Mrs. sackman; 81 each from
w. A. Harrington. 8. 81. Piles, Miss Phillips,
Mrs. Rinehart, A. Gardner, J. A. Hatfield. C.
Robinson, /. A Nadeau, N. Fl. Martin, Mrs.
Lewis, Dr.. sturgis, DR.. Burns, Miss Carter. Mrs.
sehram, 7. J. Burns, 3. l. Crawford, DR.. Weed,
c. I. Conover, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Hilton, j. II.
AcGraw, Mrs. Noble, j. NJ. Atkinson, J. McWiI-
Jams, DR.. Ramsey, Thomas Proseh, G. D. Emory,
r. C. Denny, j. d. 6oule, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs,
Eshelman, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Briggs, J. Hill Case,
Z. I. StImson, DR.. Dawson, DR.. Eagleson,
f. M. Carr, DR.. Holmes, L. l. Bates,
DR.. Johnson. J. F. Watsrhouse, W. J. Morphy,
]. B. Wright, A. MeElroy, l. B. Andrews, Mrs.
Stuyis, J. W. Hughes, J. 7. Lintz, Mrs. Spencer,
Mrs. Strout, Mrs. o. o. Denny, J. F. Damon,
W. V. Rinehart, Mrs Psavy, E. /. Bowen, Mr.
Elder, NJ. Fl. Preston, Mrs. A. II. Anderson, L. B.
Rogers, E. l. Bowen, Thomas Mercer, A. P. Bur-
well, w. r. Forrest, Standard Furniture Com.
pany, Bonuey & Stewart, Gordon Hardware
Company, T. Fl. Whitworth, z. Osborne, G. +.
Whitworth, Mrs. Wallingford, r. II. Thompson,
Knox Damon, Mrs. Halter, O. Byers, l. Lodge,
Mrs. Graves, Mrs. J. J. Post, Mrs. John Camp
bell, Mrs. Penfeld, Mrs. j. r. Macdonald,
J. Y. ostrander, J. w. Gregory, G. H. Heilbron,
J. d. Lowman, D. A. Spencer, Mrs o. Jacobs,
Fred Sander, Mt. Pirrit, c. II. Black, Mrs. w. p.
Boyd. w. E. Hagan, L. II. Griffith, 8. J. Russell,
Miss Foster, n. L. Denny, Amos Brown, Mrs.
Alexander, w. II. Humphrey, Mrs. A. Nj. Brooks,
Mrs. &. Baxter. w. w. Dearborn, C. NJ sheafe,
Miss Nellie Stevens, Mrs. w. Fl. Hughes, Mrs.
Frank Hanford, Simon Weary Mr.. and Mrs.
Hancock. Lee J. Pitner, Mrs. Davies, Mrs.
Kelly, John Jordan; IS cents each from
sewell Co., aud ]. b. Agen;
80 cents each from T. II. Tyndal. Mrs. Lloyd,
Mrs. shorey. Mrs. f. H. Peterson, Mrs stetson,
d. Christopher, Mrs. ingalls, Mrs. Ingraham, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. willard, T. Anderson,
A. Anderson, Mrs. A. jackson, G. Anderson,
William Jackson, Mrs. J. M. Frink, Ii. F. STRAIT
ton, F. A. Gardiner, e. A. Hammond, Mrs. skim
ner Mrs. Gazzam, George Z. Adams, Mrs Bailey,
Mrs. ii. G. Gordon, John Parkinson, G. +. Ro.
maid, c. A. Johnson Miss Addie Jackson, C. f.
Fishback, Mrs. ID. Crockett, Mrs. n. Chilburg,
DR.. Randall; Is cents each from Mrs Barnes,
Miss Adams. Mrs. Hollenbeck, Mrs Overton, A.
Dow.
With the financial report the officers of
the mission have prepared the following
card:
To the Public Of the Cay:-ws would again en-
phatieally say that our mission work in all its
branches, is non-sectarian and non-political,
asking no man his religious faith his political
bias, nor have We ever Disseminated against or
in favor OF any labor organization at any time
broadcast reports to the contrary notwithstand-
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the ruling powers and for the purpose of get
ting votes in the coming election, and also to
give them place of residence from which to
register; also that 200 had registered from there
already, which charges We deny as being en-.
tireiy false.
As to our obtaining help from the city board
of public works in our charity work the past
month, we would say that it was not at the
instigatiou OF any ministerial association or
mission, nor yet of any political scheme that
any demand was made; but from the fact that
the call OF humanity on us for temporary aid
had become so great and beyond the reach of
our subscribers TO cover, and believing il 70 be
the Legitimate duty OF the city to aid in SO pub
lie q charity, rather than refuse 10 shelter aud
feed worthy laboring men who were seeking
employment in our city and turn them loose on
the streets, thus TO subject our citizens 70 a
repetition of the annoyance of beggars from
door to doors or, what is worse, petty burglaries
OF kitchens, as has been the case I'm winters
past, branding men Migrants per force of
clrcums .ances--therefore the City Mission made
an appeal TO the honorable board OF public
works, who are the dispensers OF charity
In the city, TO grant the able bodied men de.
pending on rs the opportunity to work on the
streets for one day each week, the wages earned
thereby TO sustain in part the EXPENSES of tina
mission. said labor being voluntarily offered by
the men.
The board seeing the need and having no
other means left open To them whereby to aid
charity granted our petition on trial, thus CIV
ing aid TO a good cause at no loss to the city.
To the board We return our heartfelt thanks
To the honorable council we would saw: That
there will be no necessity OF canoeing sny
agreement entered into by the board OF public
works with Us, as said agreement had been laid
aside by consent before the report of your com
mlttee had been presented. aud we shall not ask
of them further aid unless granted the priv.
lsge by tbs action OF the council
We regret that your committee on the Enichrs
Of Labor protest did not give Us the privilege of
showing our side of the matter before writing
ont their report 20 your honorable body. which
we believe we had the right 10 claim
10 our subscribers AID friends let rs sav that
we intend 70 continue our work OF trying 10 do
the greatest amount OF good 10 the greatest
number of our eity's needy ones at the least Dos
sIhe expense 10 you.
Trusting 10 you 20 continue POUR aid TO Us:
In the name of humanity thanking you and
trusting TO God 10 bless and abstain the work.
We submit this report
J. L. FARMER, Superintendent
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