The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-12
From Port Gamble.


En- !NrELLiGENcER - The barks
Philip, Ches'on aud RAINIER are abou,
ready for SEA. bence for San Francisco
and Oakland
The schooner Jessie Nickerson is here
and urol the boards for Vallejo.
y numser of Company vessels are
due aud constantly expected.
The Anita Velina is advertised for
South America She has not put in an
appearance yet.
The steamer Goliah received her
ppnierous boiler by the Rainier and
is now receiving her finish She will
soon be upon the routine of her bust
LESS again.
Mr.. Cyrus Walker received a painful
injury to his right foot on the 9th inst,
but We are glad Il state that all is
right again.
portion of the wharf in front Of
the mill gave way during last week,
throwing steamboat wood. old iron,
Cinnamon and other rubbish into the
wafer, fortunately no one WAS hur,
Capt. Libby has been experimenting
the construction for several days. The
mill wharf is enlarged also, which
makes much needed reform.
A movement is on foot here to build
a church edificc upon tho church block,
and sm pleased TO note favorable pro-
gress
Personalities are brief Messrs. Fred
Drew aud Ike Ellis were here for a few
days last week Capt. James Foster
was also observed. Among the lady
visitors we noticed Mrs Preston and
Miss Ada Story, of your city They
were both the guests of Mrs. Libby.
l hear - rumor that the owners OF
the mill, Messrs. Pope & Talbot, with
their families are expected here on Q
visit about the latter part of the cur
rent month.
The Grover Committee arc also eN-
rected. We are thankful that "old
Bob lngersol gave us the go-by He
ough. 10 20 to -. We want no bible
repuiis,or or religion scoffer among us.
A deaf mute magician MAS here on
iii3ay htih .'1tu''as last Situi oUdt-
ences.
berries black. rasp, straw
and Irish, are prolific. around this
classic retreat. and Old L.. Ms. Lo.
the tenss Los and the Misses I.o are
in clover The cry should now
lie determination; hale passassi, The
massacre Of peaceable American settlers
should from this remain forever in the
past
Aud NOW curies the 18th day Of July,
1871. In beautiful array aud Gamble.
III common with tue great Yankee ma
tion. stood upon her dig AZ early
dawn the booming Of Capt. Cases bat
tery announced - the inhabitants ths;
patriotism should uos slum Der, and
from that until twilight. approached.
and away up into tie wee sm~ hours
OF the 3th morn. our people, from the
Young hopeful 10 the ante deluvian.
were devoted 10 pleasure uncontinei
Through the interchangeable efforts 81
the Arrangement Committee. Of which
Mr. George Dwellv was oLsir nat
every preparation hal hcan made for
,be proper Observance of the day
beautiful picnic aui base ball resor,
bal been selected about hree-QuArter,
II mslr south u tie mill and splen
daily fixed up ioF the occasion. ans
thlthcr all repaired AZ g \ NJ
The b! club played until r NJ. snt
then took recess until past >; In IN,
i.tsgiss. exercises sefe held .: the pub
H., .tA1.d lbe Chairman. MT. Dweliv
noanelug the prog anime. The rcsa
- e the Declaration of Independence,
- Or J. : HoDgA,au was excellent
vel y. kcu u ~ every ene, art,Cul.
i.on sitsr aai ti>;tuet, the gtn,lema.
dii hoNoE - has i~ss.;iou AMI 10 lh'
document. The singing 81 the Nation
a, Hymn, by the gle oI.4b. ~As t.a0
tltui rvEdstsoa II the gso1 old sans
Then oame a story # bow George "a
the apple tree" The lar.e Assem- b. AZ