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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
THE nLorrIk

uSrrRD Stairs DISTRICT coCKT-HASFoRo. J..
William Field va c. p swan, rsss.e. bark
AcSear-Nosion Of iibe.laas ior iua snen; Of de
fault. denied
Oregon Improvement Company Va H H Nor
rssoa Ct aL-setsisd out OF coaYi and dismissed
CIVIL pKPAkrMExr-osnoRx,I
Puget SQUAD Dressed Beef 4 Packing Com
Psny w. Alfred snydss--consinued to septsm-
Nichae, Day q a. w PARK & Lacy Naehinerv
Company 70 June =.
Francesca Zeusek es a. va Sum,on Mil Com.
peny-Consinued 70 June q.
Road petition OF {. n. Nonohou ct al Fixed
for hearing July s, 1885
ROAD petition OF II. /. Mayo ct al Grantsd.
j. \. brtscoe ct ux We j. A. Gouid-Piaintifzs'
motion sor non-suit granted; exception: notice
Henry ". Cutter ct o.. VI G. ]. Hancock o. al
INDIGNANT for plaintiffs Tor 1851: .igned
A. Il. Coon ct al va Annie ". Brown ct Al
Judgment Tor plant AZ tor &ss3: signed.
samuel Davidson vs.. Aaron Cohn-JudGWoue
OF $40 in favor Of plaintiff: signed
J. Y. Cave ". West street & North Eud Eiee.
uac Railway Company-on trial
CRIMINAL DEPAnrM8xr-HUNEAI
State OF Warrington Va Charles p Rsrasn-
Fotkefy; continued 20 september .. 1893. BY
agrsemsnt OF parties: leave granted prosecution
TO tndorse additional names upon information
ssoBATE pGPAErNRSr-LAxoLsY.L
Esta.e Of II. c. schaefer-Ordef fixing July :,
for hearing petition for letters OF adninistrAr
Insanitv OF William Kirk-Order Of discharge
HoUrrv MISUNDERSTANDING. !.
John Woodhouse ct al vs. G, W. Watorhouse-
Order confirming sale: signed.
Pacific states savings. Loan and Building
company vs. = ID. Murphy ct al.-Decroe OF
foreciosure for Is, s7a62: signed.
Henry Carsiena Va &. b. Hamilton ct al.-pe.
fault and judgment: signed.
MacDougai.-Ssathwick Company W w. A.
Morse-Dccree OF foreclosures; signed.
Leoaa J. Ward W. w. A. ward-Order OF de-
iault: signed: decree OF divorce; granted -
prayed for
John Cappsci va Peter Ailadio-Temporary
receiver made permanent: continued To June q;
Alice l. Packard W. c. H. Packard-Divorcs:
granted ~ prayed for; fndings ordered pre-
pared.
sullivan Bros Va Z. Brown ct al and Pacific
manufacturing Company W E. l. Brown ct 81.
Both cases taken under adviscment June "a;
Judgment for lcsler Wood. Coal and Lumber
Company and Pacific Manufacturing Company
subseQueutto claim OF Inssrvsnor JefEerson; ex.
ceptions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

A party OF about twenty boys left early
this morning for camping excursion oa
the east shores OF Lake Washington. The
party Was Composed Of the Brooklyn and
Ls,ons Boys Military Company. and ief,
in charge Of ,heir commander. Capt Frank
Adams. who Is also first sergeant Of
Company u, y. G. W. They had with
them fail camping outfit. and expected
20 have ; good seek Of pleasure. They
we're transported across the lake by an
excursion steamer. which wilt make rega-
lar trips between tho camping grounds
twice day ali through the week The
party expects to return Saturday night
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a leUcODA konAxcK

FSeeeAsTs 3ea Ata~Dpes % Eispe via
sSe 11-1ees0sssss's Daughter.
1t - reporsed that the town Of Bucoda
Vas somewhst peysurbed during the clos
Ing days OF isst week over an attempted
eiopement, tlc result of which dispsoves
the old saw shout love laughing ct lock-
smiths.
@. w. Coates. who until recently Va
postmaster ~ Bucoda. 10 the parent Of two
prsposssssing daughtsn About two years
ago the sIdsss Of the girls created ssnsa-
stoo IN the community by marrying Eli
Bonnasss. . farmer living about too milss
from town, against the viii Of her father,
Who has SINGS disovned her.
Recently Naude. the youngss daughter.
who - aboussiS and said to be - pretty
- picture" hes been the object OF the
affections OF Alfred Wilson. son Of the
Methodist minister. Alfred Won the heart
Of the pretty :damsel. but her stern parent
would not smile on the union and say
God bless y;u. my children. like father
Misunderstanding to the story books. On
the contrary: Mr.. Coates prepared 70 move
70 Califosnia;to take up his residence near
Los Angeles and vowed that his daughter
Maud should 90 with him.
Young Lechinvar Wilson would not
take the parental no. As il usual in such
cases in smaa towns, the love affair Of the
preachers sosn and postmsstcr's daughter
was known TO every one. Both sides had
champions. The young mans friends.
however. we.s the more Aggressive. They
urged an eloremsnt. and promised Aid.
Last Thurssday evening was the time set
for the elopenent. A buggy vas stationed
near the Coates residences and Rev. Mr..
Wilson was in readiness to tie the nuptial
knot 1t tht, Bonnasss place when the
young coupe were 20 dy from parental
anger. Young Wilson's confedsrates On.
gagged Mr.. Coates attention In one direc.
ton. while ths young man and his ex.
pectant briae were scaling the back fence.
They were discovered. however, and the
girl vas leo home. while the young man
was warned not 10 make another astempt.
Then the whole town did talk. The
young mans friends. anxious for any
diversion. urged another attempt, but Mr..
Coates held the fort all day Friday and
nothing cane Of It. On Friday he started
for California. His lares and penates were
loaded in Cox car, and just before the
srsin stsrtea he marched his family down
70 the derot. covering their retreat
with Winchester. 1t II un-
necessary 10 say the ardor Of the
anxious swssn did not lead him too near
his lady love-. The whole family got into
the box car With his chattels and the train
pulled out. lsaving the disconsolats Alfred
on the platform. II il said that in the
agony Of despair he tslegraphsd TO IN In
innate friend in Portland, . barkeeper
named Hickman, TO get the girl II he could
and 20 bring her back to Bucoda. When
last heard from Mauds Coates hed not ~
turned.
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A NEW Berth FOR HENDRICKS.


Charge Of the tsutte Scheols.
J. r. Hendricks. formerly Of this city
and recently . member Of the faculty Of
the state agricultural college At Pullman.
IL in the city. He has been rendered and
accepted the superintendency Of the pub,
lie schools Of Butte. Mont Prof. Hen.
bricks Was also In charge Of the state
educational exhibit st the Worlds fair.
Secretary Whitney. Of the board OF edu-
cation, is receiving bids for the kslsomin-
ing Of the various school rooms and the
renewa al Of the rusty blackboards.
Architect Parkinson il engaged in pre-
pairing plans and estimates for new sys-
TEN Of closets and ventilation st the
Rainier school and also for new system
of steam heating at the Central school.
When they are completed bids will be
asked for doing the work. which will Be
pushed during the summer recess. % that
the buildings may be all ready for the re-
sumption Of school in September.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Steamer ci:y 81 ssessss . Leave n :
Oeieek sfA estssa 0efsss AsAsfsAI
The stesnssr City Of Seattle, which il 70
take the complimentary excursion ten
dered the high school pupils and their
friends on IA excursion up Hood canal -
Tar - Liiiixsup Falls. will leave Yesler's
wharf II O'Clock this morning. instead Of
o O'Clock, "a previously announced. The
run wsii Be r;aade in about I'VE hours. and
the steamer Sili start on the return trip il
time 70 seacs Seattle before midnight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

<.oRDaAYs THEArER
~ eorasr Ts.rd add Madison ssseesA
J. r. Css6rny f. Co o~aszs and MaaA&en-
SECOND WEEK.
Week Commencing sossEAys June 20
Majestic spectacular Romance ELAt NIX
o. . Tsss Of EnesAafnasnE. b,AeA Si.oVa
la ~; It's orisfass .rlspeer-
Graceful Aa1 h~AIftfai bss essszffaas nasvesoss
Transformation sceas- grAs9 cefond eassssefsoas
Ir~srysxse1 sEcantAf4ozs ssaarssa OF scrHsc
epsSsaas aadsos.ss wArsrese Ard taspiyfsa a, use
Waassyfgs mechanical, calcium aoa e<cffse sfsecfs
aayrsnay-TWO MAff< Eke-rEbs RspAr
Prsces al Aans~<iss FAxssssesSe sst dfess circle
73e nAIeony. sac, gallery. .ss tsa eesAA 81 eeats
ncu % oste - Thoa1es box of13ca IeArhene ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

SUIT Against J.. a. could Non.Suited
On the PlsintiH's Evidence.
]. X. Briscoe received another setback
in his suit against J. A. Gould yesterday,
Judge Osborn granting Gopld's motion for
non-suit on the ground that the testimony
Of Briscoe and his witnesses would not
bear out the allegations Of the complaint.
Briscoe alleged that last summer J. A.
Gould visited his place in San Juan county
and after examining it offered to trade to
Mr. Briscoe two lots in Moreland and the
same number in Cloverdale addition to
the city Of Seattle. The valuation Briscos
placed on his farm was $l.l00 and he al
legged that Gould represented his lots to b
equally valuable. saying that they were in
Seattle proper and within few minutes
OF the city.
This complaint vss the third filed, a.
Judge Humes had ordered the first
amended and Judge Osborn had found
serious defects in the second.
When Briscos went on the stand yester.
day he swore that he shought the prop
srty he had traded for was on this side Of
Lake Washington, he having relied ON
Gouid's statements. Briscoe's wife swore
that she did not know where Lake WASH
ington was even. After the plaintiffs
testimony had been given and several
other witnesses tor the plaintiff had testi-
fed. motion for nou-suit was made and
Judge Osborn granted it He held that,
- the maps and piats Of both additions
showed their location plainly with refer
ence to Seattle. and u every man was pre-.
sumed 70 know the location OF Lake WASH
ingson II No had lived In Washington a.
long - Briscos had. the non-suit would DO
granted. The judge also stated that from
the testimony he Was convinced that
Gould had not In any way misrepresented
his property, but had only done - any
other man having property for sale would
do under the same circumstances.
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FOR ssseeivins ssalxn Goods.

John Ln5sow was brought 10 this city
yesterday IN charge Of $ deputy sheriff
under = ~a,:rani charging that he had re
csiyed s;oles grocery supplies taken from
the Great Northern depo, st Wellington.
Jane l. A. ,Mc9resor. Who 10 supposed to
be i'm, pl.catssi In the affair. has nos been
.~r..,.a
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Courts and County Omcss.

Samuel Stone. . native OF Norway. took the
oath OF allegiance before Judge Langley yestsr.
day. and IL now gooi American citizen.
Two presumption claims, two homestead and
three cash entries, two fnai homestead proofs
and one coal claim were died In the United
States land once yesterday.
Deputy United States Marshal RuRsr ysstsr.
day tied up the steamer Mountainser on q libel
Tor 80, obtained against her by Howard
Ifumeull. her engineer. for wages
The suit brought by J. d. Cave, who was
thrown from a West street electric car on Feb
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27
THE WHITE DRAINAGE DITCH,
Report Of the Engineer to the County
Com 0tooioaopo.

Report Of the Engineer to the County
Com0tssioaers.
Q. F. Wegener. the engineer appointed
By the board of county commissioners to
make . survey and report on the John
White drainage ditch. filed the report with
the board At Its meeting yesterday. All
who feel injured By the ditch will be heard
on July -.
The ditch is from Kent to Black river,
and will cost about $1,000. 1t Is intended
to carry Off the surplus water from the
White river bottom lands.
Auditor Twichell says that the ditch will
carry of oil of the water in good season in
ordinary wears, but that unit! Lake Wash
ington Is lowered the land will be over.
flowed whenever IN unusual season for
high water comes.
He reports that much fine hop land up
in the section to be drained is still under
water and looking like barren waste.
The county commissioners will meet
again next Monday at 10 q. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

High and
Slightly.


Drexel Avenue Heights is located
on the very summit Of the high
ridge overlooking Lake Washington
and the Madrona Park car line
passes through it. It is situated
within few yards Of the point Of de-
parture from the car line for the walk
down through the park. The view
takes in the whole sweep of Lake
Washington and all the mountains in
the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

TIE CITY n;i~ctory foe he enrseas year 10 acw
ia rres. A5y css having nsde change In
ssstr Sssiae.. iccarsea o. pises OF rsssssnse can
law ire csssr;s-sscn sasts ~ ns.isys,x By raaal
OF ssAsr~ls~, raiA's seattle p.ssesesy Com
raay. ~ Aax-et, eass1inr. city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

The figures OF the school census recently
taken have lseen more fully worked up BY
Secretary H. r. Whitney and set forth BY
sex and age. The full statistics are a. fol.
lows:
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Non Aarcsy r~sfsss snas IL 10 med. c.re
vssa taxing Carfers Lite Liver Pile. &C ~ are
ssfy ssaAll. 40 had 81 cts. al :roseses IRON
saFps. Irer are relieved ~ sas.f Gsa
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Terms
SIS per
Month.

This is going to be sale unprcc-
edented in the history of Seattle as
far as terms 60, considering the high
character Of the property. Payments
will be $50 cash and SIS a month.
Prices will be very moderate, and will
be fixed just as soon as the plat is
completed, so that each lot can be
critically examined and appraised.
The appraisement will be made on a
hard-times basis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

S.fss) volumes OF eooks a. aue ton and
private sac under Ggxad sotei.
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Drexel
Avenue
Heights


Will be placed on the market some
day this week, jus, as soon IS the
plat is completed.
We expected to announce the sale
for Monday, but have been de-
layed by the engineers 1t will be
ready, though, probably not later than
Wednesday or Thursday, and an
nouncement will be made . day in
advance in this column.
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AMUsEMESrs.

TO THE PUBLIci
THE EXCELSIOR PICNIC GROUNDS
Are Nov Ready for Business These Beautiful
Minutes steamer From seattle splendid HArbor.
Shady 3roves. Etc. ASSOCIATIONS. Societies. Or
ingA etc. should secure dates Tor these grounds
Addaess u. s. HARRIS. Manager.
Aadrone. Wash.
CEATrLE THEATER-
y Third and Cherry steeetA
Nv. HANNA, Lessee and Manager
THE DELIGHTS OF TRAVEL WITHOUT
ITS DisCoMFoRra"
specisl Enlargement Of the Distinguished Traveller
and Lecturer,
D .-----.-...-..........
Mr. HENRY HARGER RAoAN-
Ina Brilliant Series Of HE
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE9
Dates and Subjects a. Fossows:-
Jsns ss~.aond s. on T. ara so Me-
June ga Trip 10 Alaska
June as--snakespea and the Avon"
June S0-'0timpses OF scosiaod-"
Prices-Firss Floor, .se. Balcony SOC. Gallery.
23c. seats on sac 81 Theaser box ofice-
cEArTLE THEATER-
- Third asd Cherry ssrooeA
Nv. HANNA. Lessee ana xAaaSs1
ONE xrsar ONLY.
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They make one feel - though lie was worth
living. Take ono Of Carriers Little Liver Pli,e
after eating: II will relieve dyspepsia aid diges-
ton. give tone and vigos 70 the system.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

Asoth Bittefs are recognized aud prescribed By
the medical profession . Q blood purifier and
sure cure tonic that hes NO equal. By all drug
gista
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

steamer MAJ ass easnxsa vasrvea sat Wiz
hereafter lsasx iEeE aAGasa4A
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Not BY Faith Alone, but BY Your
Works Ye Shall Be Known.

June g, 1894
Five years ago I had An abscess on my
left eye. A prominent oculist treated it
and the pain almost drove mo crazy.
was satisfied that tho eye would prove
total loss. was recommended to try DR..
Jordan. and the pain and abscess disap-
peared - if by magic. Ny eye is perfect
now: not mark on it.
CHARLES CROWLEY,
Proprietor Western House, Sixth and
James, Seattle.
Dr.. Jordan's Office 10 in the Safe De-
post Building, Front street, Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may be consulted IN
PERSON from 8 q. M. to q p. m. every day.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Mr.. Van Buren, is no longer in our EN-
ploy.
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hAss received from bail
naosy taruea. over by 4.
y Rivers Apfg Il. per de-
titled stateutens M
bere.o stisches .-..*.s.. Us 50
III money ass snes for
0hich receipts Ole
b police department, per
eetaiied statement No
osached hereto ...-....s. $3.50 g
hssa aad cosis .-sid intorna.
s.eipal court s.rscf GA IN.
lee dcrartrne 90 and court
esses. PER decsiied state
nsus Ne. sA,tara "a hereto e,91 sS-tA.ese s.
a.
's.nsa 'n,o treasury -. siass s.
Jai money rhiu-asd fns
which receipr are on Tie
IN nunieipsi essurs ..-.. ilnsS Is
sAich 40 rss:spiass wsrs
TAKEN, per detailed state
Dsat Ne. 4 z,saehed hereto La Is
ssraed over 20 successor 49,. 80 o.
sn,as Is
hses sai ball nnsccouns-
Asss sos . eli 10
p@srshsfiaa II slsss-~
pss Nellie uai:, balance of
y. Jap Ke.a.: balance. Of
) .....,.-.., 70 90
we city al sests.s. <.-...... Sc N
The report sSas referred without discus
sea 10 The ecsliaiitee on police, license
saa rVvenue.
Iae committee on health and sanitation
rvFe-,ed fayo:ahlv on The ordinance To
sesede rrsss-,s in the LIST Of contagious
esesses
ne committee on streets reported favor
way on osiln@socs tcr ,ae improvement,
Thomas Street aud the grating OF
'-1sas' anc /! the railroads 20 construct
sases AZ stree, Z ross.nss.
zoe Ell AIT ss'- slns ihe board Of pubic
~ks 10 ruSs Aase water meters Vas ~
"s'vs 70 the com rniiis. on IRE aud water.
ne al. pro- i az far change 81 grade
fseas street, from Uaion 10 nero,
"ves vas retired - the stree, comm ,tec.
.as s'a pr: q a- Tor the keeping Of GER
"sa eoeks by &c clerk Of the rsunicsnsi
80 sas rs;rEed 20 the committee on
Fs.see. siesass-hni revenue.
.as to'ses * ordinances ~ere passed:
ssSfs1ag Sc ae.-1 81 public wogk. 90 On.
eaa:ssci vita ovsers o. material
= sss2 IN s.astr8etlea Of mineral saga-~"
sssee so purchase snca material foy
~selssss ss.swsagA = etc. 70 A .c,ouu, rst an.
kescazs a. Sc
lo'.sainr the srs.e O: Light s,r~es ,soaa
s~sa - ssscs street
.~-.'aS va ofGiasass regulating ne nae o.
-, - ss%* s-.s- a-4e!s 9G5 atgsssvs daring
s"sci y al repairs 81 eaAlAlnsa
stss essv ''s F@~ "-'@ - S'~''"
r~ssaia &c ID gr.Sr os Thearss street in
$50 AGe Sc oe,'s a4.alslaaa
'aNf-' ~ 3 ,FoEa tic wxss- :sns 90
e. ss' '?tAs4l aai Isea ce@F.sy sos evsr-
~xizs rate
r.s-sssasf;tas gra&s Ct pyss svszaa
sss<i'stas zoe s-.ss II Kessuesv .tre>s
as rss sEesst 10 - sxrxr4s.a In To-
sessS ~ sss Ne. 4 by stSsA
Ss-s. 30 ssAssns sy sac taxrs Of paesss
osss Fesr 81 lie sAas 90 which ia
-" ifsfaozs ses stands ias tsa
s'tais snsrzsls ans pssssa,sas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
sIAIs PRt SIS SENTIMENT.

There will - 30 mummies exhibited
at tho worlds fair. Only 3ps II each
city in tho United Stases had been com
PEELED to contribute i;s fo~ai,s and fngics
to The colirctica there might have teen
a0000. Nor would many cities re-.
fus. n contribute Muskegon Chpn-
irle.
Those Who know Prof NJ ". Hsrring
ton viii fe~i that IA stigma can attach
10 him hccsusr u any Irregularities
which msy have taken rlsc, ssaang the
sui-rFdinat.s q the weather bureau.
over which he rtrsifies Ann Aftss
Ilmee.
iassmaeh ss the ~litetty ball ss ~
t~ exhibited 81 The ~srla. faiF, h 10 o.
lie hared that feisgi@a. Intolerance siil
net saee~-ed In ke-pssg the gsies q The
rspossilse eAo-esi 20 sunday. bsy CITY
ltibsnas
All rrOr>vty shsah te ,ssed regard
less n ~hnss u nssy t.eleng ~ fsers
should - Ha fzxoriEI-sa ia Iasaf3sa
Kalamazoo tss1stse
All aeH are tssfa squat. saai sosas II
thea are psunetet o. the p,isse fssce
sffssw Sssisas tlioise.
Ia ssnstss iasslls taiaks the rsoess
parliamentary Li.sosy Il AssssoA =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Friends of river improvement hs~s
stated their side a the csee ~ clearly
and ~ eomprehsns,veiy that little re-
maiss 10 b said. The obiestiens that
have ssss srs~i against the impsvvs-
meat haze probably been made 10 IN,
utnost god faith. but IL !. evident sha.
they have h.ssn tss-i upon mi~insn~uss-
tion. The cust ~ the sn'-rprise 10 IN
significant In ecmrasis,o ~ the h>nes'ss
that will result from ~ Grand Rapiis
is M longer . couutvy village. IL W. a
eity that must ecsssoas IN sruv ssd
Srveisp VA order " nasatain ito pssspot
prosperity. n deosnAs every poss'l,is
facility fse comnsrcs and aaaufn6t,R.
ins. The time b iapsvvs ~ river .
noe, While every indosexy y egastsfi'sw.
II 70 Or ssssss ss maintain . hasshfua
sspandine cor,-ssciaA growth than 10
vs.usritsss city that 70 dssd ss9.
ss~reialsy. TIE rs~,ar-es - Gesss
R.pssss ss~ h,aad up In ~ greet fss.
ssss~s end ssssfsrssss.s sssssvsis~A
The esi spA~vss-n ssss~Ains the oss~es
q rre~~afies ssd IN rnasd Of ere
spyssss ss~sily - ss,t " swaAespsiissss
A. ~ Asass bstaoA h sity dsmassds
sbsosks $1,000 = onDSsss sAsssua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

A . matter Of abstract principle it
must b admitted that the power Of con-
fsruatiou should b left With the legisla-
tive body TO which il belongs No ono
would think Of taking from the United
State senate the right Of confirming tho
presidents appointments Yet the abuse
a similar power by othss bodice has
caused many good citizens 10 believe it
= mistake that such power should rect
with . municipal legislature II 10 Just
two years ago now that ex- Mayor Uhl
tried to make . change in the ofice Of
city physician. but was prevented from
doing % BY the negative votes Of ma
jority Of Tie commoa council In the
matter Of nominating new street COM
missioner he was blocked by the politi-
cal pull q one. William Fitzpatrick. II
requires no very extended knovl-
edge 20 ~ city affairs IN be able
10 rec,te numerous instances when
the city you'll have been better served
had The power of appointment rested
solely with The mayor. The United
stases senase has never been known to
reject cabinet nomination. and Nom
DRY sails 90 recall when cur state srna
snrs have ssnt heck IN the governor his
nominations fos otsces that the Law
pr-.crib~e he shall al. IL 10 In the
uun,sinslitv then. that the rowsr has
been abus~d until the vote IN cooflrm =
mayor. sppcintnsnts hes practically
deg-nerst~i into an election among 'h.
side,mse- II an incumbent, Zoe positic.l
90 other r~a~ona is unsatisfactory OF has
q pull upon the nenk>rs vho vote on
the confirmation. the mayer is power
le-s The Theory upon shieh this
power was given W that somebody
-hoald be ahis a. annal aosorinosly un
4, os Incompetent sprointmsnsa anil
that none other ~oaid bs rejected IL
10 IN. ahsss - shs r,~-s h, the mem
b~r- a The essunctI that makes anybody
thtas 4, .hcaid ~ taken swsy FROM
them. n tho prpps~ssi ehsns- in eur
eity chassss shall 10 hnai,y made the
40. the sidss@sa ell hsvs seh.dY 60
tis~s bat Themselves end psesso.s
aassst~ss ~ that fr,ty