The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-11

]. G. Horr was born IN Wattsfield
Washington county, VI, January l., lN22
He was The son OF Roswell and Caroline
Turner Horr. who were descended from
the early pioneers of the country. j e
Horr came from a noted family Hon.
Roswell q. Horr. Of Michigan. was a
brother. as was also Hon Rolin -. Horr
formerly a state senator in Ohio, and
Charles w H0rr. AZ one time president
of the National Hoistein Association
Mr.. iorr was educated in the common
schools of Ohio. and also attended Ober-
I'm college. In 1888 he emgrated "a An
stralia. Starting % driver ~ one NJ the
stage lines into the mining district. IN
less than a year be became manager aud
continued az such fer seven years FOL
lowing tails he engaged ~ the stage bust
ness fer himself. and later engaged in
mining speculation. In 1850 he returned
fo Ohio. where he engaged IN cheese
manufas turing. After three years he
came ID the Pacific coast and iu lSle
cam" 10 Olympia, lie engaged TN the
furniture business. which be followed mn
I'll i>Ni. Ia thi~ year he was appointed
SPECIAL agent OF the treasury by Secrr-
iHFX Sherman and this position he ably
Hll~d until is~s lie shen returned te the
business Geld ga tSs.s city. going into the
kay and grain business. wht n hr ever
Snce followed
Mr. Horr w.ss Republican Of proni-
uenre in this state IN 1875 ne WAS elect
ed ia the territorial legislature and dur
Ing the same year Was elected mayer ~
thE city. tie T@-elestrs, mayor IN
tNtl Ia November E*- was elected state
senator from this county In 1Sf4 for the
ful term. and vas during rs lGst twu
years in the senate chairman Of the 7ish
cry committee. soe4stiy he was a Mem
Der of the Masonic fraternity. the n -.
L W ana r +. q. Z
Sf- uor- VAS married In Australia ln
iss4 to Miss Elizabeth 7. Upton. Their
oniY ctild. Pearl. d.ei some years ago.
Hon, l.. n. CnaacId.
Special Dlspaseh - ths Post -gnte}llgencer.
A
fela a well known ard respected. citizen
81 this city. dlcd this morning after a
short. hat severe. Illness. lie WAS SUPER
inteu1ent OF the Centralan Water Com
parY 81 the tine rf his death. He had
served - councilman. and AZ enc tisse
owned ~" CcatTala Iron Works. He
leaves = ~.fe AID son, IL belonged 20
tae ll,Ia Fellows Much reEr1t Is feii II
hss slrrniSS as ne had numerous friends
hsve ard e}Sew here. Ar. caunsld was ~
years o}1 and had lived IN CeutraliA for
about Esne years.
Frederick VI. Bnrs~r.
NEW YORK Narch 70 Frederick "
Earb@T, ass staat suqsglnl a&ent ~ the
Siege 4 copper co.'s gmnY store die4 Al n;s
iaf1e "a ,hss r.fY. ASeyl - years. We had
fse.f 4ssxH&ee IN sNe dry goods business
l~Nus for sweafy-flse yeasTS. he was cnn-
,4-etsts ~4tn leading sgvsssaS ~ Chscsgo
saa as Veii Anssm IN dry goods fnrn
ts.gssssR hps-t tt+e Cts1stsrS
capt. fhoHaa- ". Shields.
CAIRO fn March is-frau. Tharrss
" ra1e.1S a wett~k0nwa tsv-r a5na 49,
tsegt@-art csi~aeE 02aseF tisf Free -
;te t~sustsseFa,s aruss- is }aad 81 ara~t
tt@*ase. So wt1 fev many s4sBr@ a sts}eS-
hol8er cE Far Ar Hcr .see ~ >issa 7ssgs.
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