The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22


signed cItizcns anu tax payers OF Seattle. believ-
ing that the office OF school, director is an inn
portant aud that 1t Is necessary that the d.
rector should be conservative man OF good
business qualifications, VINO Will not &c biased
in bis duties by political considerations, anu
feeling assured that you are such n man, re-
Quest that You allow your name to be presen ted
as a candi late tor school director at the eiec-
Maurice McMiclen. d.. D. A. Mitchell.
H. &. strive r. J. Foster.
Il. c. Hughes Z. /. Eggert
II. c. Strudwick. i. N Halter.
C. T. Conover. James NJ. Epler.
i, A. Gardner. A. Robinson.
W. A. Peters. Heary Cowan.
J. w elise. j. Brown.
T. E Mccoy. J. 9. Ne aiisors
H. r elise. Cooper Il Lazy.
I. d. Hiuekley. c. +. Rsnsberg.
o. Jacobs. Ere Rice Rowell.
II. W. gyms L. W. Bonney.
C. +. Patterson. i. ID. McCuteheon.
s. $ Carlisle. Ice De Vries.
{. :. Iaagland. +. W. Young, NJ ID.
W. W. Dearbon. l.. /. Turner
(orw II = -hank. Jacob Furth.
Winfield K. smith. h. +. Blaine.
H. II. Meexer. Howard ii. LAWS.
A F. kalter John e. ScuTry.
NJ f. Mayhem Thomas Burke.
SEATTLE, Oct u, 1898.
Maurice McMieken. Esq, Hon. II. G. Srruve,
and othtsr-GeHtenlea: Ia response to your re-
quest that 1 should allow my name to b. pre-
senled ass Candidate for school director al the
election 10 be held November next, | beg TO
say feel honored by sucn request and shall be
glad to accede thereto Taking, as do, deep
interest in our schools. and believing that their
present high standard, which has been 50 Hat
ieringly commented upon by many visitors TO
our city, should be maintained, IL will be my
nrst aim, II elected, to endeavof In al Things 10
keep the seattle schools as tney are now, credit
To our city aud the entire state. Very respect
fully yours, GEORGE IL. MING
Mr.. d. A. Spencer, City: We. the undersigned
cibzsns OF Seattle anu friends OF her schools,
approaching ana recognizing your efforts
towards maXing our schools success, aud de
string that the educational interests OF the chill
uren should be carefully guarded, most respect
fully request that you permit your name 10 be
used a. candidate lrr reelection to the board
OF education:
David Kellogg. JE Mcknight
II. q. stluye. Jacob Furth.
Thomas Burke. h. y. Graves.
Roger :. Greene Maurice McMicken.
l. G. Gilman X. c. strudwick.
W. L. Boyd. A. Maeki
c. /. Mebb. Joseph h. Hill.
Everett Smith. T.. Z. Neufelder.
J. III. Calvert George h. kittInger.
q. ii Hetlbron. A. Cnisbsrg.
kotert Moran. A. II. stewart
". A. Peters J. A. Stratton.
Vim. NJ Calhoun G. 1. tonover.
r ToklaS T. n. Halter.
T. Lo1e J. l. Whittiagton.
Joseph shippen. +. b. Downing.
W o. Came J. :. Goldsmith.
T.. b. BurgeiL Frank Pontius
+. VI. Muldoon.
Messrs, David Kellogg, VI. q. strive, Thomas
BuFke Ct al.-SlTs; hep wing 10 your kindiy ex-
pressed petition requesting me 10 become caa-
didate for school director TO succeed myself, beg
10 say that accept the nomination so rendered.
Ny course as director for the past three years is
a fair test o; what may be expected OF me IN the
future should Ine citizens of Seattle honor me
by an election Tor another term: Very respect
fully yours, d. A. SPENCER
The ". G T. T. and the women's Century
Clnb have united in au effort 20 place woman
upoa The school board Their candidate is Mrs.
+ igaE III. Loyhea, a woman of superior ability,
e1psrlt nee ana education, being graduate of
Abbot Academy, Audover, Mass. she is chosen
not only fer these qualifications, bat, furtner,