The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-09

n re nax dera iris whsie IN Office ne
had sugsaVoref BY su economic carrying
on ~ the aralrs ~ tha office intruxte5 20
hira % win the appreciation 81 the pubic.
and hs thought that ae had 5ore thIs. II
tasz vas a fact bis tEG years as sheriff
had not beer 3 1cs. 81 tire or = failure
Isaac J. crahtree who vi D succeeded
BY : q 9,af1eraez6 nss BEER chief 6@p1-
~ r. TIE shcyfT's oeice fo- re past seven
yeaFs- He was firEt On 5sr J. II McefrAE.
and then Under J. r. Wo3lery- and finally
under Mr.. Van De TaBter. Mr.. Cra5tres
r. well wersed IN ire affairs OF the sheriff
Office and has made frssEEs by his UnzS-
sgnzsug manner and accommodating ways.
Il f. hss tnteqefan 70 take a snort rest BE-
fore he even locks about for new BERTH
Every one knows Thomas MeCorry- who
has been z deputy sheriff for the last SIX
years. serving under J. r. WcoseTy and a
T. Van de yansar NJ MeCovry has made
ar e1icient ard yigilsnf officer. and =
WI be hard 10 az his place with mar
wha Fas as extensive ar acquaintance,
ARD VINO knows the county as vel as ne
does
r J. Morgan has been q deputy sheriff
for the Past two years. He has been a
faithful and vigfiant officer.
J. =. Hawks has been a deputy sheFin
FOR the past fwo years. and has won the
concentrations Of MS <uperfors BY the
pasnstskinx way in which he attends TO
the orders given him.
Charles C0wle has been the hookkee2er
and stenographsr In the sheriffs office for
the past Two years. and has faithfully
locked after Ms duties.
Richard Burkman has been the chief
5ailer and has carefully guarded the pTis-
cners that have been Entrusted 20 him.
This Eaz been SO well done that not sin
gle one has got clear away from him. The
night jailer is Terry King. who has filed
the place In q satisfactory manner Tor
the past two years
In the Auditors ofIice.
Nathan Beman VIII be succeeded by E
II. Evenson. VINO viii take up the cares
OF the office OF auditor which DIR. Beman
viii Jay down. Mr.. Beman has been au-
ditor for the past two years. and previous
10 that time was chief deputy under r
a TwichelL Ar. Befnan has net formu-
lated mis- plans as yet for his future Work.
His health has not been so robust OF late.
and ne viii take much needed rest
When this is done ne viii look out Tor
chance TO 20 into business.
The chief deputy IN the auditors office
Ia J. l.. Andrews. Ar- Andrews has been
connected with the auditors Office since
1880 and has tbs routine OF the Office ar
hls fingers ends. lie IS deservediy pop
ular.
A. l. Adams. recording clerk, went into
the Office a. the beginning OF M beman
term Before that he Was a member or
the legislature one OF Mr.. Adams duties
Is 20 Issue the marriage licenses 10 pros
peetive brides and gTooms. and his man
ners on these occasions are full OF tact.
The people who are after licenses are
usually very timid and Il needs a man who
inspires confidence 10 get them UP 10 the
counter where the marriage licenses are
Issued Mr.. Adams knows Just the right
expression TO put on his eountsn&nce on
these occasions.
c. NJ Black IL one OF the old deputies
in the office. as he served under b. A
Twichell.
y. NJ. Bowen, deputy auditor, has. been
IN the office for about a year, and previous
to that time served IN the county clerks
Office. MFR. Bowen is an expert in county
work and stands well with his superiors.
l.. G. Smith, bin clerk. Is resident OF
Kent He has been employed IN the audit
or 3 Offices since 1892. He is deservedly pop
uiar.
r. p Kendall. the draughtsman Of the
office has been In the employ OF the coun-
~ since isSS. when he was employed by
Mr.. Forrest who was then a county Off
ciaL He has been longer In the employ OF
the county than any OF the employees OF
the county.
Deputy +. F. French. stenographer is
one Of the oldest employees IN the county
auditors office. He was appointed by Mr.
Forrest and has remained in Office ever
since.
Mrs. +. Louise Ferry. typewriter and
clerk. commenced work during the time
that Mr.. TwleheI was auditor. and has
remained in the office ever since Mrs.
Ferry is very skillful typewriter and