The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-26
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Rainier hotel contained large number Of
ladies', wives and friends of the senators
and representatives.. The members of the
legislature were accompanied by Senator
John B. Allen and Nick Owings. The
party was made up rs follows: Lieut..
Gov. and Mrs. Luce. Senator A. L. Van
de Vanter, OF Kings; Senator Frank h.
Richards, OF Whatcom: Representative
Albert Sherman and Mira. Sherman. of
Fairhaven: Representative ]. B. Nc
MILAN. OF Edison, accompanied by Mrs.
Mcmillan and Mrs. F. NJ. Tull: Repre-
sentative d. w. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce, of
Goldcndale; Senator J. e. Horr. of
Olympia; Representative ]. D. Nash, of
Tacoma; Representative N. w. Bush and
Mrs. Bush. of Aberdeen; Representative C..
N. Pierce, of Centralia.
Miss Ella Whitman and Mrs. Bernice e.
Newell, two Of the clerical force of the
legislature, were also of the party. also p.
B. Johnson. editor of the Walla Walla
Union-.JomrnAl. OF the ten in this party
who voted for United States senator. five
Of them are Turner men, these being
Messrs. Richards, Sherman, Mcmillan. d.
w. Pierce and Nash; four, Messrs. Van
de Vanter, Merchant. Horr ana c. W..
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Chehalis. has been casting his solitary
vote for Judge Dunbar. After dinner the
ladies occupied the reception rooms of the
hotel, while the gentlemen passed half
hour in the lobby smoking and shaking
hands with friends. Quite large number
of Seattle people called at the hotel to pay
their respects to friends among the visi-
tors. All were offered entertainment ct
hA Gm~
majority Of the party accepted the invita-
ton.
At the Diller were to be found Messrs.
II. F. Suksdorf, J. A. Kellogg, Senator
ONeill, G. s. Painter, of Walia Walia,
and Walter Crockett. of Coupeville.
The Occidental hotel entertained Hon.
George Turner. J. B. Mcmillan, of Edison !;
F. B. Sumner. +. J. Carrere, of Spokane;
+. h. Pugh, J. H. Holderman, r. A.
Borgess.. J. r. Peters. Jesse A. Frye, +. f.
Wayne. J. l.. Banks, X. W. Ewing, w.
H. Gilbert, E. +. Edwards. Henry A.
Cooper. c. }. Moore, +. r. Baker, A. E.
Mead. +. w. d. Mays. David Miller. s. w.
HamiIl. l.. &. Mulkey, W. D. f. Ander-
son, J. j. Edens, NJ. Anderson, w. p.
Sergeant, }. l.. Roberts, A. Cameron. w.
Payne, Steve Judson, J. f. Green, J. A.
Korn. A. II. Mcclure. Frank Musetter. J.
Hannigan. Owen Stratton, X. A. Hutchin-
son, H. F. Hess. E. l.. Brown, A. Scarf,
Guy L. Smith, J. N. Power, r. G. Neer-
gard. John T. Jones, G. ID. Keller. Louis
Sohns, +. A. Boardman, J. w. Lvsons,
w. J. Sutton, J. f. McManus, F. d. KIM
ball, N. X. Esling.
Representative Michael Anderson, of
Whatcom, said he had never been out
where the canal is going to be built, and
was glad of the opportunity to do so.
Representative Alex Cameron, of Walla
Walla, had only been out to the lake once
few days ago. and was glad of having an
opportunity to see its size and the impor-
lance of the canal. He said he had never
seen so large lake so near to tidewater.
Senator A. Hutchinson said he antici-
pated much pleasure from the trip.
Representative F. w. D. Mays. of Gar
field, who is an editor, says that, as he has
been dubbed the constitutional adviser of
the legislature, he intends to publish list
of unconstitutional measures passed by
this legislature. He enjoyed the show at
the theater hugely.
Representatives William Payne. of JEFF
ferson, and 7. G. Mulkey, of Whitman,
said they had never been out to the port
age between the lakes, but were glad to
have the opportunity of doing SO.
In addition to those already named the
King county delegation was fully repre-
sented. Among those who came over and
acted as hosts with the citizens were
Senators John r. Kinnear, W. r. Forrest,
W. c. Rutter, A. I. Van de Vanter and
Trusten p. Dyer, and Representatives
Keller, Ellis Morrison, X. c. Washburn,
G. l.. Webb, VIII r. White, Edmond S.
Meany. w. P. McElwain, w. r. Winchell,
l.. G. Gilman, DR.. Rinehart DR.. Heliker,
J. S. Sallee and l.. H. Wheeler.
Today at II o'clock the guests, accom-
panied by Mayor Ronald, President
Graves, Hon. John Leary, President Kloe-
Der, +. +. Whittier, the members Of the
| Chamber Of Commerce, and the city coun-
Gil. will assemble at the depot of the Sc
attic, Lake Shore d Eastern railway, foot
| of Columbia street. and proceed to Yesler.
| They will be met there by the steamers G..
| c. Calkins and Catherine and taken for a
tour of Lake Washington. Special atten
ton will de directed to the portage which
is proposed to be utilized for the lake
| canal. Some of the guests who are par.
ticularly interested will be given All OPP
portunity to inspect the line of canal as far
as Lake Union, but there will not be tim 9
to go over the part between Lake Union
and either Of the projected routes to the
| Sound.
The party will be landed at the Madison
| pavilion and taken back to their hotels. II
being Sunday evening there can be no set
| arrangement for the entertainment of the
| guests, but committees will be formed to
escort them about the city. 1t has not
been found practicable to send out per.
| sonal invitations to the Chamber OF Com
merce and the city council. but they are
| expected to attend.
Some of the members express their in
| tention to remain in Seattle until the
| o'clock boat on Monday, but the major
ity will leave by the 6:l5 q. m. train on
Monday morning.
AS the time is so limited 1t 10 earnestly
| desired that the train shall leave punctu.
ally at L. O'Clock. and visitors are re-
| auested to be at the depot in good time.
| AS the accommodations are limited it has
been found to he out Of the question to
extend invitations for the trip to any but
the guests and the committees charged
with their care"
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