The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-14
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night ard day on something that let con-
Germ me n great deal more than the TIRE
dept. You can rest assured that am not
going TO do much kicking. have dropped
every kick but what will be 10 my own tn
dfvtdual bennett. es I have came TO the
conclusion that working for other people
don't pay uni.ss you have cast iron agre-
uent or get paved for II In advance. On
Eeceipt OF this letter you win oblige me BY
letting BIN have an answer personally or
through the mall Yes or no will do.
II wiI see Foster myself and have a un-
derstanfang with him as 10 some tobbing
somebody had been trying 10 DO me.
Your Friends says you ought TO have
cause. well. would like TO ask why ali
this kick on the part OF some OF the city
officials about certain stuff been taken
frou1e the fire boat who Is responsible
down thereg
IL also am Informed by inside members
that you have got more than one man at
the head of companies that is incapable
which do not hesitate TO tell you also
believe i know you have told more than
one person that two or three Of as would
weeken such companies.
Il have this 20 say In conclusion know
the mayor told you that whatever appoint
ments you made would be confirmed. /
only asked you for one favor 4 I am sorry
for Il because / did not mean IL at the
II
ask me was wrong anyhow but any time
YOU think that you are going TO Ignore me
you'n find out you have picked up the
wrong party 10 stand II In my present con-
Gition. / cannot arrive at any other con-
clusion than you think the same your
friend Miller that Clober put you in the
position you now hold. that r. ali you care
a damn for. well / agree there is some
great power behind the throne but IL some
tning don't turn up this week I start out
Monday morning 10 find him out a I'll say
right here that / Will come pretty near
finding him ou..
II possible have not thought OF
many things that would like TO cali your
attention TO, but / have thought this mat
ter over carefully A | can't see where you
intend to try & do personal turn for me.
/ have beard IL rumored around that
could not get In Dept. II i wanted 10.
Well, let me satisfy myself OF that &
Wen see what I'll do & what can't do. as
! said before let Bill know what you are
going to do with him You could just as
well have given him that supply Wagon
for the present as 10 give It 10 that cigar
cite fend that has got H. don't know
wheather you viii be able to make any
thing out Of this or not, as am not In the
best OF spirits to do az would like to but
you are In great measure TO blame for 1t.
but I'll say right here that have got TO get
the suspicious out OF my mind or else
there Is bound 10 be trouble which Will
not help Gather ono OF us these things
that you never like TO tell any body is
bothering me quite bit. I want you to
understand that there Is none OF that COM
mission that care for. This is all can
say present T. j. KELLY
'1i5 Jas street Seattle"
Jack Doran Is said 10 be the person re-
ferred TO in the above letter as the Cigar
cite fiend" who had charge OF the supply
wagon. At the reference 10 Kelly's inaif-
ference TO the fire commission, Commits.
sioner Jones smiled broadly, and others
from Seattle exhibited their amusement
at IT.
n Sartori and Company. Seattle
Wash. Nov. -. lsga To A. u. Hunt chief
of =. r. Dept:-Owing to a certain turn
which is about 10 be made, and as | am
greatly handicapped by at one time hay
Ing had the misfortune to have been u
member or the s. f. Dept and as the
powers that be have always thought that
said Dept was the height Of my ambition,
& as ! can't afford owing to private af-
fairs Of my own take chances on a fed
erai Office which NJ best will not be
earlier than July next a as Jimmy Camp
bell Is billed for deputy collector OF this
port who was the only party IN town that
stood any chance with me at aii In the
event OF another position being made in
said Dept. Now as things are going the
way they are & as I would not wont Won
to offer me a pipeman's Job in said Dept
4 as think the best Is none 10 good for
me. now ask you for s engine company.
as l don't think the man that has got il
is any more entitled 70 II from various
standpoints than several other people.
could so into more details II saw flt but
this is a business proposition with me
which YOU have the power 10 act on.
Hoping TO hear from you at as early n
date as possible, so as / will have some
idea as to what kind OF Ground ! am
standing on Remain Yours. sc
IT. J. KELLY,
'il5 James St, Seattle. Wash"
''for Reasons better known 10 myself
take this way instead OF going to headqrs
20 see you personally"
Capt. Malone Is the man who was captain
OF engine company No. g. whose scalp
Kelly shows I'm this letter he was after
Defendant was placed on the stand near
the close OF the session. and testified 10
having lived IN Kent county Mich. from
1878 20 IsSs. He was married in Ontario in
1851. where hts family resided at the time
he worked az clearing land in Michigan.
He came 10 Seattle IN isS9. He was cap
tain in the fire department. and did not
desire appointment as chief when Kellogg's
name was rejected. Witness said he was
not placed under oath when examined be-
fore Judge Allyn as 10 hts qualifications
for becoming a citizen. and did not take
out his papeFs with the purpose OF deceive
ing the court or practIcing fraud on the
government. He was advised by conn
sel. and followed his instructions in the
matter Hunt said the clerk called him
back as he was leaving the office. and
asked him % SIGN his name in 4 book
which he Gid. Tho page was blank. AMI
witness was not sworn. Hunt was helrg
cross~esamiued when the court adjourned
tn tomorrow.