The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

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cisco an lal9 and Ia Washtngtoo II N6l
IL r. o. Bryant OF Gu<mes. ean Juan eoussy.
Efss rnsyos ~ Portland. ex-ssgislasor. ban ISIS
in Gessvsa. arrived Oregon caty. OF. October ~
1853 IND in Washington In 1854
J. L. benson, Of ssastis. born II saginaw
eorn.y. NieA., May II. lsB. arrived In Butte
county. Csl. October, 1850. and IN wsshtngson
In lsdi
Kesurss J. Gillespie, vile Of Jsmas Gillespie,
Of Cospsvfiis. Waah. born in Coupsvtlls, July IL
1854
Nsyrnre4 A. More. born tn rllisois in Isse. r.
rived. u Sacramento IN isjc and Ia Warrington
lssa
sas.h j. SNOW, Of San e Fues. born ~ Bruno
wick; Ne, February II. LIS, arrived at San
Efanftsco October 70, 1s6a. and In washinsson
November L, 1s6a
ia Blaine. born In seattle January. 1854
Rsehaei COMBS. Of West Seattle. born Is u
Georse Me- lssl. arrived In seattle ISL
ssrsusi r. coomhs, Of Wet Seattle, born at
Thorn aston. Ne. issl. and arrived .: Port Asdi-
son iS59.
Julia Ins<Ynela. born q Seattle issa
Jsssssr X. Turner born IN johnson county. No,
Ia45, arrived In San Joaquin cocnsy, Cal, ISIS.
and n Washington. May, is3o.
Amanda 8 Rsnehass. OF seattle. wife OF ". v.
Eineaarf. born In Fsiton couaty. Ill. March 4
ISL. arrived 1t 0sssoa City is45 and In Wash-
ingt4s 1854
Reiseca Lena Grshan. born 1t Seattle Deeem-
bsr Fl. issa
Eu;iy C. Swift, Of coupsviIle, born In New
York isll. arrived ss Ussalady ls7u.
g. z whipple. OF Vancouver. born In New
YORK city la.5. arrived u Vancouver. "ash.'
Iss2
Tinss sohns. Of Vancouver. born u Phillip
burg, Pa. Nss, arrived 1t Portland. Or. lS56 and
In Washington 1867.
Ada H. schmidt. born q Portland. Or. rsoru-
sfy IL. lsG
wtsliam n. MeYsdden, Of Seattle. born IN
Pencsylvauts In 1897. arrived In California 1853
aud In WashinGton 1854
sasauei Snyder. Of seattle. born IN Arkansas
In is2. arrived In Washington 1857.
l. Chesdle. of Adelaide, born In Ohio In
1877 arrived in Oregon and Washington ls52
Martha j. Foster. OF Dnwamish. born In In
diana in 1887. arrived In Warrington ls6o
Riahssd Jacobs, OF seattle. born In Psnnsyl-
vanis In Is25, arrived In Oregon Ia lS52 and In
Washington 1900
Hes,s Perkins. of Seattle. born in Illinois In
ls42s arrived at Vancouver lsJ2
Mg:haei 1. Drew. OF Seattle, born in Machtas,
Ne. in 1877. arrived ct San Ffa7cisco In 1852 and
la Washington 1853
Elssabeth ~ Harris, OF Tacoma, born In Ore
gon sn ls5s. arrived In Washington 1854
Ju.ia A. McCarver. Of Tacoma. arrivedfn Ore
Ton In ls47 and In Warrington 1868
James Gillespie, OF Coupeville, born In Winnie
bsga county Wis. Ia 1852 arrived In Portland in
lsssiand In Washington 1852
Renald C. Crawford, O! seattle, born In Ha-
vans. n. Y, 1877. arrived in Oregon lsss. and in
Washington 1870.
sarah L. Snyder. OF Seattle. born In Illinois
is3asand arrived In Washington 1857.
Cspt. Samuel Jackson. OF seattle. born at
Piyyaouth, Mas, in 1852. arrived st San Fran
cisc;, 1857. and In Washington 1853
Louisa II. Watson. OF West Seattls. born at
South Thomaston. Me-, 1856. arrived In Seat
tie 1861.
Ma 8. A. Thornton. OF Port Townsend, born
Warrington 1861
J.:H. bowman. OF Friday Harbor. San Juan
county, born In Tennessee August 16, 1897. ar
rivsi in Caiifornis In 1851. aud In Washington
ls7s
Rase g. Jackson, wife OF Capt Jackson, OF Sc
attia. born In Bssing, Maine. 1856. came to the
Coast In 1864
coordination Of humor and business.
fun and around him gathered Charles
Presch, T. G. Ferguson, w. G. Latimer.
NJ. Nv. Willis and Jesse w. George. The
pioneers assembled at their meeting time,
lisp. but did not get down to business till
about o'clock. Orange Jacobs made the
first motion that . committee Of three
(e.cludIng the mover) be appointed to re-
Wis. the constitution II have been . re-
visor for many years, but nothing ever
catie Of IL OF the people on the old COM
mistee the only one that ever did any
work was Brother Blaine. I am in favor
Of doing it right away. however. and not
waiting till We have enjoyed Everett hos
pitality. Laughter And right here. gem
tlesnen, let me say am = prohibitionist
masef."s Laughter. NJ. w. Willis
caused another laugh by moving that Mr..
Jacobs be included in the committee. It
wis later enlarged to five. Mr.. Ferguson
Rqv. ID. +. Blaine. 7. Prather and Charles
Pr:,sch being named on it. The next bust
ness was the nomination Of officers. CIV.
Beardman nominated Orange Jacobs for
president and almost before that gen.
tieman's protest could be heard
ths nominations were closed, and the
secretary instructed to cast a unanimous
vote for Mr.. Jacobs. Maj. Rinehart nomi-
nated Louis Sohns. Of Vancouver, for first
vi:,e president. Mr.. Sohns was put
Though the same course of sprouts, and
SC also was Hon. +. G. Ferguson, Of Sno-
hemish, who was made second vice preyi-
didn't. Secretary Charles Prosch was then
reaominated by President J. w. George
with very fine compliment to his work
asd an expression of faith in him. The
president was empowered 10 cast this vote,
watch he did. ". G. Latimer was then
rushed into the treasurership and the
elections were over. For a minute it
looked as though the new officers we're Co.
ing To take their seats quietly. ~ though
nathing at all had happened, but d. b.
Ward STOPPED this by saying tina: he
thought inaugural addresses were now in
osdcr. This produced q laugh and calls
fer speech" from Judge Jacobs. The
Judge SAID he thought it oueh; to be put
off: he wanted to hear Maj. Rinchart.
:''Remember you don't want 10 put il of
it'll after we have been to Everett" said d.
H. Ward.
Judge Jacobs then mounted the la,form
M,,d was presented by retiring Presiden:
George rs q stranger whose acquaintance
he hoped they would make" Amid
laughter and applause Judge Jacobs said
that he knew OF few honors more welcome
IL him tnot 20 mention the cmoiuments)
than that Of president, of the pioneers of
t:ie territory.
STATE. Mr. President" corrected Mr..
Irosch.
81 beg your pardon" said Mr.. Jacobs,
bowling low, "&ase," and again the
audience laughed. II know. how.
ever, that with the aid Of these
distinguished vice presidents shall
sat on all right" Louis Sohns then
came 70 the stage aad expressed his
thanks in a few words. Judge Ferguson,
second vice president. came next al
think this gentleman lives q, Snohotnish. -
SAID Mr. George Judge fercuson said