Primary Bill Ready for Hopper in City Politics
Seattle Daily Star details a replica of the Jones bill proposing synchronized party primaries with separate ballots for each party. Voters select one candidate per office from each party, ballots are blind-boxed and destroyed after polls close, and the candidate with the most votes wins the party nomination. The measure aims to curb courtiers and party bosses.
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Todd
King County
Senate
Russell
Garfield
Reuben W. Jones
Seattle
Jones
House
Advertisements for Bagley’s Drug Store Downtown
A brief ad note directs readers to send advertisements to the downtown office located at Bagley’s Drug Store on the corner of Second and Pike.
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Water fund shows large balance and possible rate cuts
Treasurer Rathbun reports 1904 receipts 436 557 75 and disbursements 319 479 13 leaving a 160 217 86 balance. The Cedar River water system earns high returns, enabling calls for a 15 percent rate reduction while funding bonded interest and city needs. Reports compare Seattle and other cities water rates and note meters lower costs, with local officials debating equitable billing and sprinkling charges.
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Rathbun
Water Fund
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Water Department
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Cedar River
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Youngs
Moat
Daulton
Beattle
Salt Lake
Des Moines
Cleveland
Syracue
Syracuse
Seattle
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