The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-06

racity Of n reporter. In the fall OF isS
he entered the law office OF SWasey
Ewssey. and, while pursuing his studies
IN this once. was admitted 90 the bar OF
smfioik county. Mass About this time
he purchased a publication knswn as the
law Reporter. which he conducted Entii
he came ia Seattle. In the spring OK iAS.
and commenced the practice OF his pro-
fessicn ip tho Office of Burke i Halier.
Three months later. In July, iS3. he
united with l.. s. J. Hunt. David ~, Bax-
ter, DIR. L. T. Minor and e. Il. Downing
IN tho organization OF thu Guarantee
Loan asa Trust Company. and was elect
"a It's secretary. In tsSa he was elected
manager. position be held up 10 the
time Of his death.
MIR Heilhren was always an active and
earnest Republican IA politics, tic sRisef
ore term as school Aisreeter Of school dis
triet No /. fH lSsa he was chairman &c
the city and King county Republican ocn-
trail committees With which organiEs
lions be has heen connected closely ever
stree. "a leader snd adviser Under
the new charter in 1880 Mr. Hebron was
appointed a member OF the hrst hoard 81
public works of the ci;y, and ia the per
fnrrnaure OF the duties connected with
that most important office he showed
that the solection was wise one. Ills
appointment WAS Endorsed by the PEOPLE
Of the city irrespective Of party lines.
and the press af the city exhibited rare
uuaninity 81 cognNeniing s.
Immediately after the great Gre. june
O. iSsa Mr.. Hebron was appointed one
~ the committee on REPEATING. wssh ex-
Governor " H. Ferry. Isaxe Thomas
Burke ard Judge J. r. Lewis. lie also
toek an sctivs part rs the reorganization
ef the Chamber 81 Commerce ia March,
tSa and was elected member Of the
h0Asst 81 trustees ard treasurer Of che or
ganlzation. lie held both these positions
a, the tims OF bis death.
with the death last fall 90 Hon Fret
eric J. Grant, part proprietor ard editor
OF tts@ acknowledgement. Nj Hebron
was called uncn Ia assume the resronsi-
he duties of the position left vacant
lie task the burden on his shoulders aad
as the same tsnae continued IN the dts
charge 81 ire responsibilities arising Er0m
his connection with the Guarantee Loan
and Trust Company as manager.
Mr. AstihFoa VAS interested personally
~ mary enterprises in which he held
responsible Positions Among them are
TIRE King County Investment Co OF
which BE WAS \ director and treasurer
the Seattle Theatrr O.. - which ne vas
treasurer the Washington Territory In
y~stnSnt ca ~ which he was a alrec-
tor, aad ne Rainier club cf watch he
was trustee
Mr.. Heiihroa vas married 81 IAauzry
isSs. as BoSson. e. Afss Adelaide q FTaer
daughter II WiiltaH F1Yer founder q enc
Of tie eldest book stores Ia the city 81
rosten- We leaves a wife. two Children
George -. e.. Ased vars. and Aae-
isla~. AGED 90 wears. his father. Abraham,
NeiinTcH. ard one brother. William T.
Hetisren. whe l. At pTxNsH, Connected
vita TIE business ere 81 the Poss-latel-
Hgencer
Nv HesihrNn's ltse vas insuTs8 IN tire
Equitable Eife TO- sac eee. the NeN York
Mutual far y.ass ant 81 tie RDsAi Ar
csaaHa for g. AZ Nhtch Insurance he ha@
carried teg several years.
The directors 81 she FsaSt>fnfcia Ep1cer
Company NtM hol& a nssetfnE sastAv -
rsSS resolutions an fhe death ~ Nr Neti-
hresS The sassee Rstisa W3l1 pfehs& biy iss
saNnH ~ che s3kFsStoHs ~ the GUARANTEES
raaan and Tfs1st CaeanAmg.
fssssmtsw ArxsanxsI maHtx far TIE FUNsgs u
SERVICES hsve set h~en eansniefas. hnt NJ
AnssAsns Nr3iAFNas stie Lara ntsAt sAst 81
Ell prvaa naittv the fateFasssat weszla sEke
gl&ce "a thtS eftx.