The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-12

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The canal subsidy received a boost yes.
teFday Of tlo,sG. which brings the total
np 10 S0bel. Secretary W u. Wood. Of
the executive committee. believes that
as a result of the system and plans form.
Watsd at business mons meeting held
3eHieftay afternoon at the Chamber Of
Commerce ftAlesD will be secured ~ sat
uriay night. The business meeting at
the chamber Was well attended. and all
were confident and enthusiastic In tn
absence OF = O Graves, chairman Of
the general committee. Secretary w u
Wood called the meeting 10 order ard
Samuel l.. Crawford was chosen chair
man. ard Stewart y. Smith secretare
Methods for completing the subsidy We're
discussed by well known business men
4. FokiaS. Or \ +. Mittcn. ~. L. sizsF
a. j. Warner aud several others being
among the speakers. Mr. Slzer suggest
ed that the city bc divided into districts
and men selected To canvass the districts
thus formed pr. Milton recommended
tAet tha fortyflve voting pre-, incts ia The
city b. taken as basis for operation,
Hnd the meeting favored this scheme
Committees were then appointed as fol
lows TO canvass tho city hy precincts.
To solicit by PRECINCTS.
First ward First precinct. James Weir.
Second precinct. Robert Moran Third
precinct Mai. ". = Harlan. Fourth pre-
cinct. John Mather. Fifth precinct 4 II.
eoarman sixth precinct. - e. Braw-
ley. Seventh precinct. George Newell
Second ward First procinct h Colt
stein. 81. kisJler. ". r Rrawley. Ss--
ond pfeeiu5t. Alex Anderson. g n Rar.
tell. Third preclnct \ T. Brayner.
Fousia precinct. }. N. Frink. J. l.. Tay-
Tor
Third ward-Ftrst precinct, ; II. Wool.
cry II s Turner. 4 r. Graham So
ord pve>lnet. r. l.. Sizer - \. e. Roeh-
ester THIRD precinct "a. p. Norton. II.
a Fresiericks. Foarth precinct. W II.
Hawkes.
Fourth wari-r3rst precinct T. Mayer.
Second Pre- inct \ X Fink Thi~d prv-
cipct. eseosee &. Ntttinrer. Fourth pre-
cinct. = J. Crawford. t1l'h precinct.
J ~ CoiveT.
Fifh wsrd-Fi precinct Fraak Han
ford. Second pFs-inrt " J. Boyd
Thira pTssinct. David kei.osE Fourth
precinct n X. Howard t1fth Yret5nrt.
+ n Hease: ssxth prerlnrt M : Irex.
sixth ward FIRST precinct. Gearee "
Halt Second precinct. u. ~. Fislues
ThIrl precinct. y. t.ohe.
Seventh wavi~flrst prrciurt T. t.
webb. Second ureeincf, a Wsng
Thsra rrfeturf = \ rontlus.
Ffehth ward J p. PoWles
Niuth wari Second precirct. c &
,. g kBtaurue , e Spurr. FoHr.H rrv-
csrrt. William Copestlck-
The chairman ~ che several comm'. go. 81
are exne-tr4 - call az thr office - - ~
eousaitf~r sa fN teaileN buitiing gestsy
s.s-ars haauk notes In case fsessNer s
cfrofeA cannot serve they are expect
~ woftfN Secretary Neo3 fastay - thsf
ofhers can he i0mr'}ateiy apnaiHtet
fast evening gre members - the S.h
ve-nnalftees Vere mattel printed }ss Dol.
sueaefthrrs So alphabetical sr3rr g-~'
rla.- ap fo e'tiNk Wednesday eseviHE
TAas tse~e "a ZEE 80 };'lc danger ~ the F,-
l-sre 3eeeirs c1r With persons 49,
hs1t a5seas.y saosrr4nra The co1aste.
tee believes fNat 5his PLAZA v.n ~ e.
fr sve s-f fhas fhe subsidy MI rea
f~e ser-eI f- sAers orsrr
What ~,gIcttar~ RrV,uzht fm
rae Waf. t,ae ty leItvi3asl solicitors
Yesterday waz aartrfsas "a L. S1ner
'1esfs S. SEN Ar-Auv trwta xssa. 81
&aovst- 81 e. a rU-ner go ~ n
rs aer. fresh NNa Asser S4a earansls
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