The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-16

c,.ss Ioare q Free ard Accepted
sas broariit many of the mesi
&c, men IN the state 70 scaitie. They
80. seth business and professional men,
-. s~esg the number are many who
,,xss within the borders C the state
-. aays Of early settlement.
,..osx the large coneonrse Of delegates
.,.~saaree are also many Of the most
--...,sve wheat growers 10 ne found in the
y.,,Nver,. ard their opinion On the pros-
-. Of 8 realization Of the expected rich
.sr~s n SOUGHT b. nearly every delegate
y. sa.a.isea wl;a that particular and dis
,...s,xc Industry. There ~ alao 10 be
...,e III ,hs Masonic ranks the logger.
..wsssa operator. inc skilled fnechanIc. and
!. f.e, tas follower OF almost every other
..,sn.xs Or trade. Since tina first day Of
:. rougertl0a there has been an almost
..sssr. exchange OF y!eas in relation 10
"a axssnezs pulse o. the various co9a.nuni-
ass 81 ,ne state. and I'm many Of these fire.
...at DISCUSSIONS state Officials and men
as are prominently identified with the va
szss political parties or tae state have
s,atarea an cpiaion. The Masonic meet
As. have undoubtedly been instrumental
= ssagsng together men whose viewH on
axestaat matters pertaining to business
AZ sssisFwise can be depended upon
lmesg the delegates is W. J.. Adams.
a.
ae.sm. Mr. Adams Is one OF the leading
sxsness men Of that part or the tate. and
H. has beer connected either directly OF in
agsesiy VITA nearly all the larger business
tfanssetsoas which have taken place there.
70 Pp@.-in.elllgsnceT reporter yesterday
Afternoon Mr. ADAMS said:
Hoautam Ii Healthy.
Hsealam IL certainly In a good. healthy
soaalilen from business standpoint. nc
aely has any cause for complaint. end
pessossf, the prospects for a continuance
y ths prosperity are all that could re e.,
pred Everybody IL elated over the ex-
isasiea u the Northern Pacific railway
tsem Aberdeen TO HcquiaGn 1t Is being
rs5e largely through the efforts OF George
u Emerson. h. G. Heerman- and e. a
ceag4on. This wii! make Iioquiam the
GfSys Aarh9r terminus OF the Northern
Pacific. We have been assured and conf
assty sxpeei 'hat trains VIII run through
lfen Aberdeen 30 HQquia IN hy the first Of
August There are many other encourag-
~ lndiea;iof9 which auEur well for the
fsllss o. iioqtiam. II viii be remembered
Ia tae government made a large appro-
EAHon for improvements at what is
ssssn - sae bar. To accomplish the
go laid eai for this sursner alone will
s.ssssa'aie the expe ndituge Of thousands OF
ssAaas VASE this work is being done at
% aaN u csnnst he properly said that
hssa@n ~ the headquarters for all the
Rss krployed there b,It az the same time
sas age ray roll materially benefits ev-
s4safy living In thar part Of ths. state.
issa aRaia. we have our numerous logging
s@ass ana Siwmllls which 40 a great way
y 'nSfsass The pay roll and ia fact. taking
eFerf'hng Into consideration. We have
tss'y resson 20 feel happy
Mr.. Jenkins on Taxes.
sseTesafy % Stat, William u Jenkins
81 olympia. Is also among the delegates.
am eHFsng the Intervals between sessions
ae asye;ed mach OF his time to the dis
s@ss'oa u Poj.iles. Secretary jenkins
hSs that there viii - large number OF
eslsfaiiy bowiers'' after the orenlnn of
aes e9fafasn cu general principles. If for
- o'aeT rat1S9a Secretary Jenkins aal,i
8 iAe convention Yesterday:
tas hs requiring all business corpor-
s.ehs - psY III" corporation tax Wit
'-SiaF enforced, ana All corporations
~ % given only uag! the frs, of the
HS%h 10 make = settlement. The
safaAfS II 9Ac TAX icVlei against each
s.a'fsi'ou IS sic. and II the provisions
saa iAT az n@t complied with rs Jane
@aaiit If $31a VII De assessed
tsiate - comply with l1, law bv De
s'"E 81 MA me'a - penalty or g. for
49, Gay untI ~ucu :inee as the tax "a
81 The corporations stnnfv 1a-,,.
N@A ss~iF paving tAc tax and there
Z 40 Aw Na'ca Wak-a g. obligatory on
=. par of TIVE secretary If stat. 10
- 'Hssn There are already z.mo live
= SCI ti,'ss s1 t3,- sf8.r. afl che revenue,
$50. from tsc AK a~sCS9ed against
asa Is therefore considerable C3r,ser-
soss organized this month are ass la
f"rt Angeles L. >anG.tue.
' % 'ae nos. active de,esal+s a. the
'ssse''isoa IS Jarnes Stewart. cfty a-s1t-
7ss e Io7t A'gete- Nj Stewart etf-
e'sR'''i caasl4erany ameas she a..e:,sre.
40 a's advice and ag.r.ol ea aa MAJ
- ieF 'j@-as g. tAs, N4sfal. -ri.~ Ia
As;eetel lo wtA rap1 a5tea ion.
"a . Fes'oH'es Al stewart si4.
49, IsN7''" ~ Vc~t Anee,rs 1te sar-
w.. - 'se .F+set Pa, tR, ae..-3 ~ she
ts.sia tnsa Tr'errfpe t-srtrtrs- -
s4sa2s rors A-..s..s p l.-.r,t.,: ...,.,.
pfsi'sFr fa ers.-s- raa+ "a -
F'Fs>ta@- hsEe .f- Pastor. ...-..,t ~