, 1875-07-29

Y go. 1875.
REMOVAL. Col. jenkins has
removed his law office to the
: neat little building he has put ur
on Commercial street, nearly op.
posite the U. s. Hotel.
THANKs.-Mr. Stuart Crichtor
; OF the Seattle, sent US around 6
dozen OF his celebrated ale and
, porter, for which he will please
accept our thanks. The BOYS
say it was splendid.
B Messrs. Conner and B. R
Martin of Laconner called on III
to-day. We are always glad te
receive your visits, gentlemen.
To BE REpA1RED.-The steam
er Favorite will be hero from
Olympia this evening. She is to
be repaired. The Blakely, we
are informed by Capt. Cosgrove,
takes her place and will leave
Monday morning On time.
s@ Don't forget the FIRE COM
|pany's meeting as Yesler's Hall,
tonight. All who have signed
their names to the organization
should be on hand. ..ass 3 'af-
Police Court. Jas. Russell
was arrested and brought before
Justice Smith to-day on charge
of assault on one Robert Me
Cloud. He was released under
bonds until Monday, when the
trial comes off. John Crist made
the complaint.
ssg Mr.. W. H.. Taylor receiv-
ed last night, box of ulikens
Tor candle fish from Alaska
They are oiligineous. substances
and were sent by Capt. J. G. Par
ker, who still lives.
| A ALoAD.-Thirty- six cars load
ed with Seattle coal crossed the
lake at one trip yesterday, each
weighing three tons. This is the
largest number Of cars that ever
came over the lake at any one
time. s2
MACHINE SHOP. Our reporter
yesterday paid a visit to the ma
chine shop of G. W. Bullene;
Esq He found 10 hands hard
at work. This shop does all
kinds of work usually done by
machinests. 1t has a Baxter en-
gine and boiler, two Pittsburg
lathes, one vertical drill and a
perfect and complete set of tools.
Anything that can be made out
of iron or brass, Mr.. Bullene in
forms US can be made in his shop.
Steamboat work is the princiai
employment of this shop, and it
is crowded with orders in that
line.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE
The corner stone of Dexter Hor-
| ton Il Co.'S new bank was for
mally laid today. A copy of
all the newspapers published in
Seattle and the cards of all the
firms doing business in Seattle
together with an assortment of
coins, monies, etc. was placed
Under the stone.
x Rev. J. B. II. Hewitt of Califor-
MIA will preach at the Baptist Church at
IL A. NJ, to morrow. Sunday School
Immediately after the morning service.
F We were shown by Capt. Driggs
an egg measuring 81 inches in circum-
| ference. lsslt A
SMALL-Pox. We are informed that
three Hydah Indians, of the lot that are
camped near Port Ludlow. are afflicted
| with this disease and Mr.. Pheney i'm
mediately ordered them away and burned
their shanties. Great fear and precau-
tion is being taken at all the mills down
the Sound, and thsy drive. them away
whenever they land. They should also
drive away the white men that lounge
around them. s
| SAN FRANcrsco, July 20. = Sailed.
steamer Pacific With the following pas
sengers: E. Mcfarland and boy. v.
Ford, W. Ford, E. Gilmore. W. H.
Dung. G. G. Mckenzie. H. Haywood.
E. Willis and wife, James Mcintosh and
wife. J. F. Evan, DR.. Nuttall, Major W.
&. Morris and wife, J. Nolop, wife and
child. A. c. Gibson. I. R. Pattulo. ]. P.
Howe, John Simpson. R. c: Harris, A.
Wallace, Mrs. II. T. Spellan and son,
CLas. Barry, H. Won Stem, H. Clapp
and family, s. Lat, r. n. J. P. Jones,
~. V. Roach, J. Bicknel. Miss Bonden
and 20 in the steerage.
SEATTLE, W. THE sndeayor to
wrest.the supremacy from Seattle has
tbeen and will be futile. Among all the
Sound cities she is the Queen; with
Iinexhaustible mines at her back and q
noble harbor in front. her growth is as>
surod. Instead of striving to build rp
a rival to her, it would be an act Of wis
dom on the part of the N. P. Railroad
Company to at once avail themselves of
the natural outlet already afforded, and
to make that the distributing point
which nature evidently had gifted with
the proper requisite facilities. Colo
mist.
I ARRIvED.-Str. North Pacific arrived
at 8 last evening and departed at 10 for