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

,vsn seid. Trade "'"
ave. and Political Matters
-. ra.ass Of Free and Accepted
: nrought uany Of the most
80 10 toe STATE 70 Seattle. Taey
- bsslaess and professional H'eF'
rae number are many who
- within this borders Of the state
says Of early settlement
,se large eoncou.ss % delegates
...sance afs also many Of the most
shea: growers 10 re found in the
- and their opinion On the pros
,salizat.en a the expected ricn
!. gs.sa. b. nsir;y every delegate
,,.ss8 wlga that particular and dis
,sa,.ssYy. There - also 20 be
,a ;ae Masoais ranks the logger,
e operator. the skilled mechanic. and
- ma follower or almost every other
ar tfaas. Since the frs day q
..zsysatson there has been al almost
Ia, exchange Of views IN relation 10
.s.esssss pssse OF the various; canmuni-
1se state. AMI In many OF these fire.
:, ssaZs.ons state officials and men
..us prominently Identified with the va
- ssliileal parties Of the state have
...svsI an oatnloH. TIE Masonic meet
lave undoubtedly beer instrumental
s~tr4zg together nlen whose views on
sxfsa: matters pertaining 10 business
= ksersise can BE- depended upon.
sssr the delegates is w l.. AIDA us.s
..sler 8. ths First National bank at uo-
20 Mr. Adams Is enc Of the ieal.ng
sfes zen Of that part Or the safe, and
la sssa connected either directly or In
res with nearly al the larger business
szsselloas which have taken place there
"a p@-laleIlgeneer reporter yesterday
1srreaa Mr. Adams said:
nsgutam IL Healthy.
Hs,asns l. certainly In a good. healthy
bnsHaaa from a business standpoint, no.
sssy has any cause for complaint. and,
zsssssr ;ae prospects for continuance
slAx prosperity are all that ccnld he ex-
BIRD EYefybeay is eiasea over the ex-
Il s=sDr Of ths Northern Pacific railway
/ 80 Aberdeen 70 Iiaqasam. II II being
seb ssge.y through the efforts OF George
4 EHszsa II. {. Beefmans and =. a.
essraua This VII make Hodutam the
asaTs asFbar terminus Of the Northern
naSs We have been ASSURE, and conf
asa9 expect that trains will ran through
tVa Aaefdeen 10 Hegulsm by the first Of
Aa<za Iaere are many other cncotirax-
= aetcztiora which augur we'll for the
by u Hogaiau. I, viii be remembered
& " gassfnment made a large appro-
FssR Ter inprovem at what Is
sir Is TIE 'har, To accomplish the
sstssi OCT Tor thia GUNNER alone will
ss@slf the expenditure OF thousands Of
aess Hsse the work + being ,iene at
$ ~ i cannot be property said that
aoss'ss y the headquarters for nj thc
20 s17nysa there bat as tlte same time
80 ATE pay roll materially benefits sv-
eFns sssng IN thai part of tho state.
q 1850, He have oar numerous logging
ns $50 @ssuliis, which so a great way
vasa@s ths pay ROD. and In fact. taking
sa1'saae INTO consideration. we have
M'I reason to feel happy
VT Jenkins On Taxes.
sEeafT Of STATE Wiiiisaa u. Janklnw.
su9Aa'a, IS aaao among the delegates.
y saf1g tbs Intervals isetween sessions
: ssFs'ed mach Of his time To the dis
s@'sa q pc'Elcs Secretary Jenkins
- Vlss iafrs ~ill he large number os
Aasa;Y Aow,srs" after the opening OF
fss'saga on general principles. 81 for
= WEI FNGsai- Secretary jenkins said
: = convention yesterday.
tss Az requiring AZ business rnrnor~
ss % paH ,hs, cooperation TAX will
=. ss'F enforced ant all corporations
= gieer onlv uatG ths. tirs, OF M.
80 u max 4 s-ttsement. Tire
.e98s Of tae Tax isvfe1 against each
.sfaten i' ST. and II the provisions
! an are hat ecYnplie,i with by June.
penalty % 81 val rs. assessed
-" q comply win TIE law by De
q WIZ mean 81 penalty of g. for
gay Until such ,me rs the tax 4.
ne corporal lions simply don,
s'@~5 paving she FAX. ana :here
which makes IL obligatory on
d the secretary 81 state -
- .as'h Th.Te aye already 5.esa liv,
49, $500 n ihf STATE. ana snse revenue.
a. sFea f@t Sax asFcs~sd against
- taeTrf re c00xl l.,ssh's. Cortror-
~ . AK 49, ''''-
f"rt sagcie. IL >angntnr.
q iae fnosi aesise delegates a. thu,
'ss'sea IS james Stewart. r.ty attar-
~ Per- Arxrl.s MI sseNse, cir
,,'e' S'''lA e3sT1a.y among sfss. debates