The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

4. q. 1ssSanA1n1 - Dspssy CesDessss -
DSusA Des1, 90 1eho Ynyna.
Fps1 TovxsEsp. Juns a -iSpseiai. 1-A-
J. TerTandinf vas appointed sub-depu.y
coiiisetos st South Bead. vics c. C. Dalton.
todfy By Collector SaapderA He was In
dosied b. the state central committee and
ths:c<n.ral COMMITTEES of Pacific county.
His opponents we're A T. Stream. backed
vita . noderat<-sised petition signed BY
Deiaocsafa: ~. Sche!ds.up, Who vas in
dossed BY both Democrats aod Republic
anss and Charles z. Sales. whose strength
wsss derived from shs Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. The osics 10 worth
II. 80 per ann1m.
Jshn Payne received the commission Of
eerzfy collector in the general osics TO
day. vice II. L. Eurkefs. resigned. This
spgzo:ntment 10 worth Sis . month. and
the: duties are To tabalase for statistical
puspos<s Puget sound shipping. Payne's
appointment 10 the 6rst olive branch ten
desed 10 the Tihbals faction By Saunders.
Paine has been IN enthusiastic supporter
Of Sibbais. and vas particularly snsago-
nissic 70 the appointment Of Waiter
Bowen - special deputy. Saunders'
acton viii. however. hare . conciiis-
tori effect in hsrmonixsng the rowing
Desperate factions, although some
Of 6sundsrs' friends openly accuse
him Of being unfaithfui to his
supporters. They claim that he cannot
bcr,etis himself By appointing his enemies
70 ,sfliec and disregard the opportunities
OF the Democfsts Who supported him for
the ofice. He 10 said 20 have turned down
ous or two staunch Saunders men who
made themselves particularly obnoxious
20 she Tibbais element. One thing il evil
dei,s. all Of the ninety applicants from
Pot Townsend cannot ges once for the
gotsd reason that Saunders has only thirty.
four places at his disposal.
tSssho ny }. Ferrandiui. the new sub-depufy
coiscsor ct south Bend. Vas horn IN Rscamend.
Va In 1850. where be was partly educated. His
father served in the Confederate army. TIE
Goa attended the University OF vifsfuia where
hs Isntsred upon the study OF Law. He thea
toof courss At Tale and graduated In the elass
Of 80 With degrees Of Ii. 3. Afssr spending
the: summer IN Virginia he smigfased to Ia
cor3s in the following October. where he took
up The practice Of Lao. A year afterwards he re-
mayed 10 south Bend ana when Charles Z. Fos-
tervas elected Essyof IN December. 1891. he MAS
spao.nte1 city a,scfaey. Lsss sepseu Der he
wae elsciet . nemser OF the state central COM
mistes from Pacific county and resigned in To-
Won Of Charles dc France. who was afferwasd
elected secretary. Ferfsndiai Vas then made
see:sssry Of the Democratic county central com
mistss Of Pacific county which. position he now
oca1pses
fiohn Payne. the newly appoansed deputy COL
ieeso: 81 Port Townsend. 10 . brother Of william
"a; ne, . member Of the lower house Of the leg
isisure. and IN oid-fsms Puget sound logger.
Tn3 former vas born In New Brunswick in lss6
Hs.esme % the United states in ISIS. and was
ior.s few yssrs in Colorado and Utah. In Issa
he removed 10 Nevada. and was engaged in the
cattle business and lumber industry for twenty
yegra lie Wa married IN Nevada in lsS4 He
scipoved TO Port Townseni In January. 1859.
where he specialized In resi- property consider
atfy. lie has been nsmber OF tnc Democratic
cesitras committee Of Port Townsend Tor two or
thles yesxI