The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
Everett,s Farewell to Judge Delaney.


Everett. Nov. 30-Special.-A most cor
dial and heartfelt demonstration Of esteem
was the reception rendered to Hon. A. n.
Delaney by the business and professional
men Of Everett at the rooms or the COM
mercIal Club on Friday evening prior 10
his departure for Alaska 10 assume the du-
ties Of Judge Of the United States district
court. There was a largo attendance that
fully attested the deep friendship felt for
Judge Delaney by HIS fellow townsmen.
Refreshments were served az 10 O'Clock ana
then FOLLOWED a programme or toasts ana
responses. c. n. Sweeney was the toast
master. Rrevity marked the speeches. but
All were well received. Those dealing win
the facts as 10 the smokestacks or Ever
ett were a revelation 20 many OF the
hearers. and were an index OF substantial
prosperity on Puget sound. and particular
ly IN Everett. EN-GoV. Church. IN SPEAK
ing 20 tho sentiment, 'Our Guest paid a
hieh tribute 20 Judge Delaney's worth as
a lawver and citizen. as indeed did ali or
the sneakers have some graceful p~ersona'
alllsion in their remarks judge Delaney
was deenly moved when he rose 10 reply
but ir fitting terms expressed MS Keen ap-
preelattan ~ the kind expressions ana or
ne fr,andshlp which had prompted he re
ceD,lan He gave a brief hut compTehen-
sive outline OF the Alaska boundary qnes-
zion aud suggested that Everett should
ro-ooerate with other cities or Puget
sound in preventing the control Of tAe ~
kon trade from passing out OF ne JaIts.
d,ction OF the United States, which nai
heen I'm undisputed possession since 80
Judge Dalauey's 0Smarks closed me pro-
CANINE which embraced he foAc%lhS
m Speakers, The har r y.
Rrownel: CITY OF Everett" Mayor fhn-
sacker. our Industries" J Il CTooker'
sOlr Harbor." Schuyler p3ryee. Tine Ja-
dietary" Judge Delaney; "our Exports
Thomas A. Gsrrigues; Impressions q
Evereft." Rev. r y Rrenton: our
Mines" l. u. Godschsil. 'SnHnomisn
county, 4. NJ Frater. The ladies'. =.
q S-holl. our Guest, l. n. Chufea'
response. Judge Delaney.
The guests present included, judge De
nnev Nr. + \. White. Mr I. h Cnursn,
A. ! y Cro1ker. Mr.. Schuyler hl~tee.
Nfavnr Hansacker. MIR 7 4 taTrt&aHs'
~ . u. Fratt. Mr.. J.. n bsssett, ~ teh-
0erticut: Judge Denney. NJ hoheFt h'l-
bert Mr.. A W. Frazier. Ar Loils , aa','
NJ w =. Rell. % Snohoms 81. NJ ) =
Cfs-p NJ " a. Butler. Mr. y H. Vol
I,~s NJ wv. Foster. Mr. G. X Green
-. = "a RraWaeIl. Mr.. \ n Nicheis,
NJ " aeF. Edwards. Mr.. \ j. NeStlana'
Nfr George w. Cornwall, MI n. r.
Wtlsas. Rev. J. g Brertoo. NJ -
c.r-l NJ Joseph Swalvel. Mr. l. =.
Sls.tsw Mr. T I. Grant MI ". 7.
Sshuvle- Mr. 2. {. Bronson. MI ? r.
$500 NJ : VI. Kennedy, Ny. " X
s,>~kbriare Or. Hanna. Mr. George ha-
c9,sb Nr 4. =. Heide, Dr. James = ~
Ta~en. Mr.. Edward Friday NJ ! f4FSn'
- NscAtam. Mr. e T. Clark, Mr.
~ y r1s-neFv. Mr.. Charles Day. Mr. John
\f,r~,v. Nr. Eugene Neon. Mr John I.
- A. T II Vernon. Mr.. william .
~ ~ u = Ford. Mr. Thornton colds
bv. Nr. =. X Lewis NJ l. = Fas'I~
Nj =. Il Crosby. Nj I2oiaAs =.
- nv. Angeles. NJ. Mark Hopkins o.
3. 90. NJ } P ca.,aness- vi p + Pew
-. NJ S..tea Nj. W + GRAY. NJ.
n n " 49, Mr.. ". J. Gllssnte, Mr. 4
: TAYLOR. Mr.. John Mcttse. NJ, u "
rrafaeck. Mr.. w 6 sNatweih NJ =
LAY ~. George clark. " r = Pa
tA Mr ]. ] Maney. pr. y G Cox Nr.
W!ram Beanison. ~. J. = be-' ~