Holloway praised as public servant and county official
The piece commends Mr. Holloway, ranking him above Mr. Gordon, and lauds Silver Republicans and Fusionists for his clean record and pledged public service. It highlights key assistants and department heads including John Wallace, W. C. Rutter, Thomas H. Pidduck, A Jeffrey, Prof. W. W. Du Long, G. H. Martin, A. F. Raymond, William Gottstein, C. P. Crawford, James Skinner, and Earl I. Jenner for their diligence and discipline.
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Holloway
Gordon
John Wallace
Ning County
W. C. Rutter
William Core
Thos. H. Pidduck
A. Jeffrey
W. W. du Long
G. H. Martin
A. F. Raymond
William Gottstein
A. ¥. Holloway
Journal Department
C. P. Crawford
Equity Department
James Skinner
Civil Department
Earl I. Jenner
King County oMhcer
Evenson
Fusion County
Fusion Auditor Evenson credited for county reforms and savings
Snohomish County Auditor Headlee lauds Evenson for exposing predecessor misconduct and steering finance toward current expense fund. Reports long run savings, reduced warrants, and improved road and bridge funding under Fusion administration. Documents show salary and expense comparisons across auditors and treasurers, highlighting net savings and added duties for newer boards.
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Heaton
Ballance
Mill River Road
King County Board of Commissioners
Wheat and silver conditions and Thurston County finances
The piece discusses grain markets with wheat near silver, crop forecasts, and a drought impact. It then presents comparative financial statements from Thurston County, Washington, showing administration gains in tax collection, expenditures, and school funds for the first eighteen months of the current administration versus the previous eighteen months.
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India
Europe
Milling Trust
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
R. A. Graham
Thurston County
Wash
Populist Administration Rebuilds State Credit Says Debt Cut
The piece argues the Populist reform has reduced state debt from the previous administration, stopped leakage of funds, restored warrants to a 2 cent premium, and paid off over $600,000 of debt while offering bond refinancing at lower rates, contrasting with Republican claims of disaster and predicting Sullivan would not have cut expenses.
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Republican Party
Sullivan
McGraw
McKinley
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Everett and Snohomish
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