The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27
THE LIST COMPLETE.
STRONG COMMITTEE CHOSEN TO
SELL SHELTER STOCK
Forfy-Three substantial Citizen. On
the oEi--Sbfuexe Merchants Rep
r~sensea-Furfher Testimony in
Favor of the symdicste'x Strength.

Tfs selection OF the committee 70 obtain
subscriptions to ~ 80 % the stock OF the
shelter ard refinery y4s CoE7pistsd -
Ecn. John Lear YESTERDAY I ne com
rlttee now consists Of forty-rhFae leading
business raer. representing every iEs 81
trade and commerce IN the city. The
proposition hsg MT with at enthusiastic
geceyt4Ju as coon as il was clearly eX-
fsIalaed, and bslss ness men have gladly g.
osplsG invitations TO serve on ths com
niftee. showing no do3Di OF lis success.
Mr. Lar yesterday had a meeting wltn
the Chinese merchants and explained tfe
Eroposifisa 10 thesn- FIFE Met Y .th hearty
reception and they all eyincsd pleasure ~
being recognized a. members Of ne hos1-
ress community aud expressed thelr rt%-l~
ifesa 80 10 their part In securing the soca-
ton Of the plant here
The committee. as finally conssitNteo, ID
- follows.
Hon. John r,sary. chairman.
lion. Thomas Burke.
Judge Il. =. Ballln4sF.
Jacob f1arah, President Of the Puget
Sound National bank
Il Il Spencer. cashier OF the National
Bank Of gommerce.
Robert Moran. president OF the Moran
Bros. GaEn lAaIy.
George " stetson. president OF the
.stetxon-i'os9 Mil Company.
capt - Il. Ballard manager OF the
Nest Coast Improvement Company.
l. Lobe. Of the Golden Rule Bazaar
Company.
lion. Eugene Sernple. president: ID a.
MeKenzie assistant manager, and u. r.
purse. treasurer of the Seattle and Lake
y .asbiug1on Waterway Company.
Dr. T. NJ. Young
Gen. J. Il. Actcalfe.
" X, Forrest
John Cclllna. OF the I.cary-.rollins Land
COmpsny.
William plgott. Of Hofius e. CO
J Nj. Frink. manager Of the Washington
fron Works.
II 2. Augustine. Of Loucn. Augustine
d 60.
Lester Turner, cashier of the First Ma
tsonai bank
James S. Goldsmith vice president OF
the Scllvabaeher Hardware Company.
Byron Phelps. ex mayor.
j. II. L3wInan, oF he I4oBmsn K Han
ford Stationery and Printing Company
a Louis Cohen, cigar merchant.
Maurice MeMIcken OF Strive, Allen.
Hughes < McMicken.
T. .. Graves. president of the Cham
Der 81 Commerce and president Of the
Washington National bank.
i. l.. Webb of Webb q Co. chairman
OF the mining committee OF the Chamber
of Commerce.
y s Kerry. chairman of the lumber and
OF Commerce
Herman Ne pin. president OF the Boston
National bank
T y. Halier. OF the Seattle National
bank.
J. W elise. OF the elise Investment Com
paay.
James p. Eoge. jr.. manager of the Post
Inteiligencer.
Crawford Il Conover, insurance agents
and brokers.
Ching Chin Hook. OF the Wa C'hong
Company ard president of the Washing
ton Rice Company.
Louie King, President of the Nee Wah
Lung Company.
chin Gee lice. president of the Quong
Tuck Company
J. r. Blackstone, president of the Cleo
patra Mining Company.
Charles Frye. president of the Frye
Bruhn Company.
Hamm & schmtz, proprietors OF the
Butiei hotel.
J. w. Hughes, coffee merchant.
NJ. III. Young, general manager OF the
New England Northwestern Investment
Company.
Andrew Heinrich. president OF the Seat
tie Bfentns and Mating Company.
James Il Hayden, cashier or the Peo-
pies Savings hank.
The first meeting Of the committee will
he held AZ 10 o'clock tomorrow morning 10
organize and map out the work OF the can
VASES.
In addition TO the inquiries made BY the
* thutittee OF bankers. letters have been
written by several individuals 10 friends
u ihe cities where the smeitcr syndicate
w3s organized. asking about Mr.. Raining
Nuo ara MS associates. and tho answers
hstEs all strongly commended them.