The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13


tering upon an era of unprecedented pros.
lerity and growth: and while q general
aversion was manifest at the meeting TO
avoid anything like an artificial boom, yet
there was equal evidence of a determina-
ton to meet the opportunities now open
TO the city.
More than fifty men were in the room
when J. ". elise. by request. called tae
meeting 10 order. The call for the meet
ing read as follows:
ITO the Real Estate Dealers of Seattle .
The undersigned. believing that n meeting
and organization of the real estate dealers
OF this city would he TO the best interest
OF all owners and dealers in property, re-
quest a meeting at $50 o'clock p. m. Satur-
day AT the Chamber of Commerce. and
aPree 70 be present"
Large Attendance mt the Meeting
This agreement was well fulfilled The
cali was signed by the following roa! estate
men. and almost every one OF them attend
ed the meeting. L. W. Jones NJ r Bald
win. Wesley Compton David Kellogg. I,
II. Griffith Forrest & Maxwell r. NJ
Palmer. ". n. Hardin Llewellyn & Ward
George Kelly. William r Prosse- Holm
w Rumsey Herbert s Upper. r. 7. Dav.
Edmund Bow'ien. ". r. Ballard, r +.
Mccoy Daniel Jones. r Iillco. p. I.iiico
HaEan & Hagan. "A. II. Dearborn 4 Go
Nichols 4 Mum Frank A. Pontius Pate
son X Sears. 4. II. Dahl. W. E Parker
Qullter & Terry. Charles Watson 8 NJ
Preston. Mayer Realty & Financial go
j. ". elise. l. ". Adams A Robinson 7
a Moore, Andrew Kuox s L. Bowman
{ u. Holman F. NJ. Jordan. T. y. Halter
e. \. Mckenzie. Thomas " Proscb -,
paws. George F. Meachlm ] Compton
~ a. Schroeder, A. Corcoran. George "
Racon Herman & Herman George w
DiliinE. HaEcrty & Welty VI " Car,.,+.r
William BTarer. Charles ". Slater Low
man 4 Peily, " H. Young. Fred + san
or kinnear & Brown r r blaine {,
=. t,'''nF' A2Ir'son & Eshelman, A. O.
Ferguson. r EShelman. ! " YVES.
". ". Dearborn. George Dorffel John %
Dot r \. Turner. a. NJ Snring.r u
Mckinley. IT.. & Co ]. r Voigf = NJ
MHidoon. ] X SweZea banner 4 Coed
nan l'oo'hue & Akin y 4. yeItne rohn
i.FafE. 6ro"nis- Xlr'ue-Warrer Land
60 Marshall & BaUnscaren. DeNsrs g
TFra1eF i.'ewelyn. BOYD & Co. Gron &.
l'afonS 9. = burnside ~ r. Ward y
y RAISER. Thomas Investment GO Isrnre
T.. 'i'ens Lorraine + Samson.
Like The Coed old Times
John iea-r WAS selected a. t.r.,0o.,.,.
chairman aud l. w Adams a. te,,,.,,-,-,
secretary. Mr.. ISAry. unon .skf,'~ -
'.a}r. states the object q the rosa.fne 80
Sa!d tHe coming together 90 the raj sst,.a
iIfFh reIor.fe|t nm Of the good ogf times in
arg TIE nee fiUgs mat used - fts
'FiS IN ne Batter h1ilfjyE before me 60.
IRE lie spoke briefly NJ tbs active a,.s..
Ifs - '1ese dass ard - :hs fart1,r.s "a,
were made Just as good DAVIS haze cs,,r.
t~' n Sff.tie nov" SAID he ans go
better Never during tae .h3~t,- ,.e,~s
t02' have hYNj here nave I s.a1 ,n5--o~
.2F 80 W. Never have the STATE
@n1 ne ci'v nT.a 80 WeI, advertised t..
= F9>i as iit.a 20 ler ghe ;,..oola - st,.
World know thsce Nas such = alaro a. :
a.9r or even scrn p'aca as the s+s.a
ct ~ a>@t@Eton. Aui pe have h.,er asa
az fHanf vsys, and today thert. is n, g.,
certainty No ci-y west ~ the Nssiszt-,.,f
TlNsT. fH3' - 50 wcE 5terfisssi as il sat
lie N ctv ~ - same population rofsv
has So goof enauclal standing a. sal.
Tie ''
" elise suggested .hat. wAae the ges,-
eTal ceiect ~ ire meeting was - efTs,>,
Temporary 7rF8niz9tioz anf arDosn. . s.-,r-,
u!.fee booking 70 permanent ORGANIZATION
q "aS So cppQrs sIae time for ine exp~sx-
san o. 80 nioa. AM he mentioned TIE name
81 \ No9se
called on by ths char. Mr. Moere STA
now fha' he roltscal sS!tatsos % ~ e,ec-
son wAS oser the city wax ripe fer 2
movement an real estate lie sa,3 10 ere
could tel why such Q movement did Lot