The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-07
ALL DO HIM HONOR.
Many Tributes of Respect to
Mr.. Heilbron's Memory.
TIE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Public Officials. Business Associates,
Employees All VIII Be Present IN
q Body.

TIE funeral services over the remains
OF George IL Hebron will take place to-
morrow afternoon A. o'clock theirs VII
be service a; the residence. Iios Cherry
street, for the family and imGasfiate
friends. and az O'Clock the public ohss-
csIsss will be held az the First Unitarian
church. on Seventh street rear Union
Rev Alfred Martin. OF Tacoma, per
soEAal friend OF the family, and Rev. J. II
Acton. pastor OF the First Tai<ari..n
church OF this city. will offic.ate- The
remains viii be placed n a vault II Lake
E!eE cemetery temporarily.
As a mark OF respect to Mr.. Heilbron
the asaocAa ed banks OF the city WIZ De
CLOSED and the members Of the clearing
house will attend the funeral IN a body
By order OF the school directors OF dis
trt0t No. ! yesterday Ehe flags on all
school buildings were ordered al half
mast until after The in'erment, and II was
decided that the directors Will attend the
services in body. BY resolution the
members OF the Chamber OF Commerce
decided 20 at tend. Mayor Phelps. the
members OF both houses of the city coun-
ell and other city officials. Prosecuting
Attorney HASTE, Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney W. W. Wiltshire, Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney W H. Morris will be
present. The employees Of all departments
OF the Post-In telEgencer VIII attend IN a
body
Mr.. Hellbron's sudden and sad dea n
vas the universal subject OF conversation
throughout the city yesterday, and on all
sides were heard words OF regret and ex-
T,resssans Of sympathy for the bereaved
family. In many of the Institutions
wherewlth Mr. Heubnon was connected
meetings were held and resolutions OF re
spe3r 10 his memory were passed The
trustees OF the Observation-Disclosures Pub
lishing Company were called together in
the afternoon and the following reSolu-
ttoEEs adopted:
BY the Post-Inteliigencer Company.
'Office OF the Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Publishing Company.
Seattle. Wash. April 6. 1895.
Again We are called upon TO mourn
the death of one of our beloved friends
and associa ties. who was called await sod
denly by the inexora bic decree OF Divine
Providence.
George II. Hebron died in early man
hood. and only fairly embarked upon an
honorable career. which promised to be
one of great distinction and usefulness.
AS the editor in-chief of the Post-Intelll-
gencer. and as the head of a prominent
banking institution in this city, he devel-
oped extraordinary efficiency. power and
ability, ana brought to the discharge CT
his duties a discriminating mind. sound
judgment, unceasing energy and Geyo-
ton. coupled with strong intellectual
gifts and all the other attributes necessary
10 insure success in his important fields
OF labor.
Ellis steadfastness to his friends. the
unvarying modesty OF his speech and de-
meanor. the generosity OF his heart. the
unselishness OF his conduct, his lsVo Of
truth. his patriotism and his moral ard
religious integrity made him IN the high
est sense of the term a gentleman repre-
senting the best type of American citi-
zenship.
''fn his coniugal and parental life he
helped % create and lived In an atmos-
phere made beautiful by all the graces
that adlrn domestts life.
While this humble tribute to his mem
DRY does not tighten the affiictlon which
has fallen so suddenly upon those who
loved him, yer they have the consola ton
of knowing that his friends. neigh6ors
and associates. and all the people who
knew him. viii bring to his grave that
tribute Of honor which belongs 70 a man
who discouraged all his duties well and
left an INSPECTED record behind him.
Resolved. That the foregoing be spread
upon the records OF this board, and that
the same he published and an engroSsed
copy thereof Do furnished 20 the wife and
father Of the late Mr. G sorge II. Hell bron
'Nts NAtAf1ttA ~ AaAE Stdi W Ail-S tBffll-
pany."
BY the Clearing House.
About The same time the clearing house.
an institution that represents the fnan-
cial interests of the city. met in confer
ence and passed the following resolutions:
Whereas, \ great loss has been sus-
tanned by the city of Seattle I'm the death
OF George II. Hebron, manager of the
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company; and
Whereas. Among those who most keen
~ feel this loss are his late business asso-
ciates the bankers OF this city; and
Whereas, Mr. Hebron was known 10
MS long and intima tely as OF gentle and
kindly disposition, sonsiderate OF the opin-
ions and feelings of others, thoughtful.
prudent and energetic in business, and
Of unswerv ing personal honor and integ-
rity his courage. his enterprise, his sagac-
ity. reliability. truth and Judgment being
unfailing and a constant source OF COM
fort and strength 20 US and others about
him therefore. be IL
Resolved. That the clearing house.
speaking for the associated hanks of this
city. expresses deep. sincere and heartfelt
regret Al the loss orr people and city
have sustained: and that We desire to
express our deep and sincere sympat thy
for the members OF his far.ily. 50 sadly
bereavcd. that its members will always
cherish pleasant memories OF the de-
,,easaf and v-itIH grgava ma, one OF his
..s,t,,,,f,l,s ,1,s-a.,fer his urexcsrttor,. ,bIe
,,srs,,,al hahtt~ his vo,,th and nron,ise
shnrld 10 rnf or rron, ,bat long career
of public Influence - confidently antici-
,,a..~i ro~ biv bv those who knew him
best and be 81 further
Resolved That the associated hanks
close during the funeral services. and
that the members of 1he clearing house
attend the same tr "A hf~fv 90