The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02
IS WALLACE'S PULL
! a1nds Jim Dorsey - Deputy
Chl]ector at Tacoma
- OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
- psvssy Csllsesss - Rsss A.
go. - usteAs - AbsrAsso-Js1gs
$780, - Get . Rlsoe.

80 Dorsey, Hugh Wailaces fasorsss.
-. .r,osnssd euh-depusy collector - Ta-
- todsy b Collector Saunders- As
k..eunoed IL the PosrIsTxsLseExcEs last
ssasy. saunders had practically chosen
60 for the position over week ago.
- g commissioned 70 relieve l. r.
- - deputy collector on next
1sisssdsy. July s. By thst time
vnI have had "a opportunity TO
- the oath Of ONCE procure
nGess bonds TO the collector. snd have
1pfssd instructions pertaining to his OF
80 duties. This appointment VIII Gauss
20 TO receive = commission for deputy
Eecsor ct the local Office ~ salary Of
go per snnam. The Tacoma once Is
- worth 81. 800. but Il carries mors dig
" and less work. . material considers-
- 10 majority OF osiice seekers.
pmsey's election proves beyond doubt
- Wallace IL the dispenser Of Federal
s,ronaes IN this state. Without his
.u.re no candidate need b carried away
nth the dslusive idea that he has =
Ee;pch" % any Office emanating from the
rneraI government or its auxilIaries.
at 70 Wallace in influence comes the
hfIicum club, which includes in its men,
e,hip . majority Of the state central
Sumittee. Without this backing . can
n1afs stands ~ much show Tor . Federal
posntmens ~ the proyerbial feline does
Is esrtain tropical zone without claws
n Democratic fight In Clailam county
ID partly settled today by the appoint
IF q William X. Clark - deputy col
~ ct Port Angeles, vice II. X. Bick-
- resigned. Clark was bitterly opposed
many leading Democrats Of that
1unsy. but inasmuch ~ he had control Of
y county central committee and
= the first Saunders shoutsr in
r. neck Of the woods. be had no
shls in getting the once. II the oppo-
- had united solidly OH candidate
n Aad not been devout Tibbais Cd
1uat possibly Clark would have been
oasd. But - IL Was. no had the in
5ement Of the Democratic press OF Cial-
= county, which was largely instru-
nstai in his appointment Ciark's COM
inioo takes effect July3.
- Grow Haig ht was one Of the appli-
MS Who walked away today with the
pnmission of deputy collector 1t Aber-
In In his pocket. He came 10 the Gus
va house armed with splendid state
ecfssments and was rewarded with
position worth Si25 per month.
y IL said TO be one Of the war horses OF
bmocraey IN Southwestern Washington
"a TO exercise considerable political So
kty about election time. He rstires tbs
Rsent incumbent. w. n. Baicom. July 10.
Frank Kennedy voluntarily rendered LIS
Equation today - customs stenographer
IN annual salary OF 81 600 TO accept .
fnilar position with the Great Northern
silwav Company 1T Seattle. Ii Was &C.
psed by the collector.
Judge +. D. Warbass. Of Friday Harbor,
NJ get tire appointment in few days a.
quty collector at Roche Harbor in lieu
George n. Johnson. the present In.
subent. He Is the only candidate from
"a Jaan county and has splendid en-
pssements irem the leading Democrats
THE state. tie arrived hero this even
= and expressed himself ~ confident Of
ppoin;mens.
The irreprrssibls Martin J. Maloney.
sm Whateom. this evening renewed his
80 3tpohf tottSNk0f VI tA0t RoGt.
Il is not generally known that both Col
btton Bradshaw and WATSON permitted
Democrat; TO remain In the customs serv-
AL through President Harrison's al :
einistration. The lucky individual
s William Bradford. customs
cssman assigned TO the duties Of in-
ssior. lie was appointed In January.
"a, by Collector Brooks. A short time
Per bis appointment he was assigned
duty on the ocean steamers.
- night while the umatilia was
ens at tho dock in for; Towns
the matches were opened
~ no guard line vas thrown around the
sFiare or even light To warn people Of
= danger. Bradford. while in the per
finance Of his duty as inspector,
ssrged from the brilliantly lighted
bon into tho darkness AMI
= instant later Le stepped
Rough the open hatchoand fell into the
amer's hold. distance OF thirty ght
~ He was picked up more dead than
ksr. A dozen ribs and both legs were
Ecken. his spine severely injured and his
lhay and head we're badly bruised.
tBkG ot Ig4AaGNE HsQUtis
2sied the dark canopy OF his future.
ls haneee came % Port Townsend and
Me- weeks Of suspense nursed Bradford
aek into health. subseqaentlyth they we're
nAsrisd. Bradford's splendid physical
1sssa.ulioa was broken down from the
|etssies be sustained. Rather than have
lawsuit the steamship company
srnpromised by paving him .
ow thousand dollars. Since then
~ 81 the collectors allowed Bradford 60
IAN his billet. believing that inasmuch
4 he nearly lost his life and had ruined
es health. the government should provide
sim With employment WATSON promoted
I'm 10 an inspectors appointment lie
? enc Of the best OF efficient officers in
As service.
fels MAS the day that United States
hirpsas Commissioner Nash's rcsigna-
eon sss Ia take effect, and no candidate
We commission put in appearance TO
Nike the Office.
V q. McSamaEa has received the In.
seFssment Of The saste central committee
ef postmaster. aud he expects his com
ssssaon by Ialy ~
''osh, laiy Il Special Tillieum
= ss0ss norsey this afternoon received the
essosins telegram:
sc appointed deputy collector at Tacoma.
go sSsS' tEaEneaisss5v Make formal sppls.
4 {. sAtsagss. Collector
s"s 'e'egrs'a arrived about SOP. m.
|s moments later Mr.. Dorsey re-
'~'asS' 'Fe''i shs country. lie VAS eoagraiu-
e. A. 'ns winning candidate in no,
shiea sss in miniature al that Nj
oan bsht MAS CA \ gran4sr
80 iae question saat settled the whole
= - merely enc Of state asgsnixAtioa
50 1'Aiirsn indosse ment. That was the
Ws matter stood several weeks ago
tas fesS-lNTEligsE~crs announced
.ofset selection. There never was
question has that Il National Com.