The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-27
number o. .dh.r.u.. to the People. party ex-

number o; adhsrents to the Peoples party ex-
pressed TIE OPP MON that Mr.. Crsveus effort had
az leas, SCI; them to thinking over the issues
discussed
Do you know what precinct of your ward you
live IN uncgr the new arrangement Remsn-
Der that the precincts have all been changed
since the LIST election, so even if you have not
moved you nay be in . different precinct
The meetings at the Joy street schoo,houss OF
the Third Ward Republican Club have bean
discontinued. There Will Be a general ward
rally for the whole ward at Brewers hall in the
Wslia Walia addition every Monday night
George D. orner, of Garden City. Kan. writes
to the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: kansas Repub-
Heans send greeting to John MeGraw and asso-
eiates, wita the assurance that Harrison viii
carry the STATE by 2o.os0 majority. Jerry Simp.
sons goose Is cooked"
An election of two school directors will take
place on November s. The candidates already
announced are J. B. MscDougail, ". J. Coikett,
the present incumbents, Charles T. MunGay, J.
A Gould aed ". A. HASTE. The people ough,
certainly be- able to select good directors from
this list
Every tine there is . parade or demonstration
OF any KING political or otherwise, the ner-
chants on Fike street decorate their stores as
handsomely as those on Front street do. They
complain that their work always goes fox naught
Tor the para.ies Never go by their doors Several
OF them hare asked the Posi- INTELLIGENCE TO
suggeAs to csmpaiga committees that they be
put on the l.ns OF march occasionally.
Senator Drum, q Democrat of Pierce county,
Is making virtuously indignant speeches over
tie failure II the last legislature pass desira.
bic bills, especially in the interest of labor In
that CONNECTION the following extract from the
Seattle Teisrcph February q. 1ssl. becomes
very Interesting reading:
The senate then went into the committee OF
the whole fer the consideration Of Rutter's bill
creating q bureau OF labor and labor statistics.
Alter some amendments of minor Importance
were made the COMMITTEES arose and reported it
back to the senate with 9 Recommendation that
the bill pass.
Dyer OF King moved that the report Of the
committee tss adopted.
Owings q Thurston strongly opposed the
passage OF TIE measure.
Friak of King hoped the bill would pass.
Drum OF Fierce saw no necessity for passing
this bill At tnis me. Charitable institutions of
various ktnas and character were needed in the
state. II weuld be far better to vote the money
necessary 10 maintain this bureau to the build
ing OF snch :ns,itutiona
Rutter male one of the best arguments Of tie
session il favor Of his bill, quoting haustiyely
In support q his position.
The vote ca final passage was as follows:
.Ayes-Clav pool, Dyer Edens, Forrest of King,
Frink OF King, Hastings, Kinnear of King,
Parkinson, Richards. Rutter OF King, Van
Devau.er of King. Vestai, Watt. Wileon-I4
Nays-Aus.iu. Clough, Cooper, Drum, Easter
day, Eshelnan. Forsyth, kueeland, Long,
UNeill, Owlngs, Preston-l2.
1t thus failed to pass Rutter of King at once
gave notice :hat he would move to reconsider.