The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-25
TIE PASSING THR0NG.

Z 2. Marshall. sec!eIAfy o. sas sIaoh
neatral Life Insurance Company. Q. @in-
~srnast. Is in Seattle. staying with bis
s~ssher-.a-iaw. John e Humphrses- In
ssssnsaiiy. Mr.. Marshall il making tour
- inspection Of The Western agencies OF
=. company. Els leaves here for bis
s.me Ia the East within & few days.
s.nnniux en- route at = few points along
- road.
.xssttle," said Mr.. Marshall. '.s on
..rd basis 1; Is eviden: that i you
s.,uck bottom out here you have CON-
~snced 10 get UP. IL is one OF the I'VE
~ and most business-iike places | have
ser been In. There Ia good future De
49, Seattle. II Is bound TO De q c.ty
enay second TO San Francisco on snlS
roAst. This mining excitement cannot
ssli 70 result Ia q great deal Of business
az Seattle. and the Alaska trade which
~fa Be built up can be held by Ills CITY
m geogra pnical position is right Tor u.
ead being the terminus Of three trans
ssnfinental railroads is great ad.ar1-
ssrx You have the Northern Pacific. the
crea. Northern and tina Canadian Pacific
i - IL is the natural outlet for the
thska trade. which will mean great
~ for your town
ky company has as yet made no In
stmsnts out on this coast. but IL liz
kte likely we viii do 20 IN the future.
- limitations Of our state laws make II
amos, impossible 10 loan money on city
nU<rty We can only loan to one-half
II = value Of the real property. without
& epeard 10 buildings. Our real estate loans
- thus confined alnaos. entirely 10 farm
Rnperty.
.f3y the way, there is something about
ais that might interest you. You know
fhe talk there was In the las. campaign
saoat the nortgaged and impoverished
farmer. Well, In December last We had
interest 10 the amount of Sc 900 falling
dus on farm loans through the states Of
TIE middle Vest and as far as Nebraska.
OF this amount less than 200 was de-
farites and very ,<.Tge portion was
naid some little time before IL fell due"
Mr. Marshall was delighted with the
ssmmer climate of the Puget sound re-
$ ZION. and particularly congratulated him
self that ne had so timed his trip IS to
ago.d the to-rid wave which swept over
re East about two weeks ago.
DR. r. J. Bethel. OF Bakersfield. Cal.
ard C. A. Calhoun. of the United States
Pailway commission. OF Washington, u.
c. spent two or three days In the city
during the past week. While here they
visited tho Springbrook trout farm to
ascertain IL suitable and ample provisions
have been made for the trout fry TO be
sent here by the government in Septen.
Der They sent In a favorable report.
George E. Cos,erii. assistant city en-
ginee.. has returned from his long vaca-
ton. during which he visited Zurich.
ewitzcrland, as one OF the delegates from
the United States 10 the International SD
preme Lodge l. O. G. r. He also visited
the scene Of his birth. a suburb OF OK
ferd. England, from which Mr.. Cotteriii's
parents removed to this country when he
Was but three months of age.
Res. D. D. Proper. the Baptist mission
ary. and family. were passengers On the
steamer City OF Pueba Friday for San
Francisco. whence they will go to Den
yer. the center OF Mr.. Propers new Held
OF labor, Mr.. Proper was one of the
best known and best liked men In the
state OF Washington. and his absence VIII
be felt.
Mr. Rydstrom. until recently one OF the
beard OF public works at Tacoma. was
at the city hail yesterday. looking over
the plans for the Cedar river extension
OF the water system.
Personals.
A. r.. Campbell. of Novelty. Is at the
Dliler
II. H. Emerson, OF Everett. is at the
NortherH.
J. A. Hutchinson. OF Montesanc. Is at the
Northern.
s. NJ. Mears. OF Portland. was in Seat
tie yesterday.
r.. A. Dursmulr. Of Victoria, is at the
HAinier-Grand.
Prof. o. l.. Waller. OF Pullman college.
ST the York.
.adge T. A. Stephens. OF Portland. Or.
hat the Butler.
Jonard Fowler. of Baltimore. Is reg
Ased at the York.
hank Quimby the Mount Vernon law
Mis at the Diier
Fv Wells. prominent Anacortcs at
sesg. Is at the Stevens.
nuf T. barrow and wife, OF Pullman
eiAke ARE AT the Hotel York.
Dan Curie. OF Everett. sheriff Of snoho-
nsh county. is ut the Northern.
George G.. Mcnamara. postmaster at
nwt Townsend. Is AT the Stevens.
p A. Getx. of Eiienshurg Is at the But
II. accompanied by his two daughters.
NJ and Mrs. David Gum. of Sewcas-
pller
J. H. Trede. formerly OF Tacoma, now
esn'ractor for the courthouse at Everett.
t. It the Northern.
T. u. Seller OF Portland. who has mer-
seastle. Is At the Butler.
u. Bruce. "A well known Whatcom at
sefney, Is at the Butler. accompanied by
sn wife and Miss Marion Moore and Miss
Lola Baker.
DIV, Bush. editor and publisher OF tie
tnehais Bee. is In the city. He came 10
see seven OF his fellow townsmen OF on
sae Mexico today.
C D. Elliott, W, c. Ellsworth. w f.
burnside. A. Judsoa Adams. Charles u.
inner and NJ. J. Carrigan are among the
fou Angeles visitors IN the city. They
sss II the Northern.
1its ottie Randall. Of Fort Dodge. la,
arrived at the ptiler yesterday on her re-
W.T. nom the San Francisco convention.
snn was met by her brother. T.. Z. Ram
CAL OF Getcheil. They had not seen each
o'her Tor the past fifteen years.
among the marriage licenses issued YES
sss.osy was one for Peter Sutherland and
as. ass Lena Quett. Of Ballard. They viii
aAe Iheir wedding trip 10 Alaska. where
Ge nr'Ies sister. who recently married
AZ. Guy, OF Ballard. has already gone
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued tar