L. F. Henderson
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- Nov 6, 1891A Mayor, a Rigged Lottery, and the Fight for Olympia's City HallA month out from the municipal election, the Tribune accuses Mayor J. C. Horr of quietly fixing his fences for a second term — and the drawing of lots that handed one councilman a longer seat looks to a good many people like a put-up job.Olympia, WA
- Nov 24, 1891The Only Job Worth Having in a Bankrupt Little CityNobody wants a seat on the council, but five men are scrambling for the treasurer's office and its commissions on $200,000 of debt.Olympia, WA
- Dec 3, 1891Olympia's Ward Caucus Turns on Who Counts as a CitizenA Second Ward meeting nominates C. H. Springer for council, but a delegate's citizenship and a sitting councilman's legal status throw the city ticket into question before the convention at Columbia Hall.Olympia, WA
- Feb 24, 1892Women, Workers, and a $40,000 School BondOlympia prepared to vote on a new high school, with women at the polls and labor demanding that local hands build it.Olympia, WA
- Mar 23, 1893A Relic of the Ancient RainforestA state forestry official unearths a cedar log with a spruce growing over it, dating back to 1680, to be showcased at the World's Fair.Johns River, Aberdeen, WA