, 1877-12-08
From tie Daily Of Thursday.

From he Daily Of Thursday
A GROWING INDgsrRY.-A look
through the shop OIL. A. Tysen, on
Commercial street, discloses the fact
that We have a growing boot and
shoe manufacturing establishment
in our city. There are seven men
employed on custom work, ard they
are not able to keep up with the
orders on hand. The jobbing, trade
of this establishment is very large,
and rapidly increasing, another evi-
denee of the growth of the Seattle
wholesale trade. Toilet slippers to
order are made q specially. The
house was first established in this
city IN June, 1866, working two men.
The begging camp part of the trade
is very large. Boots are fitted to in
iured and deformed feet.
GaANaE. - Messrs. Knuason &
Webster, of the Maison Doree res
tanrant, are preparing to remove
from their present Locations to the
building on Front street now occu-
pied by the San Francisco store.
Carpenters are now at work making
the necessary changes in the build>
ing. A number of private boxes
will be fitted up for ladies', and for
parties who desire to take their meals
in seclusion. This new feature of the
restaurant business is designed to &C.
commodate a large number of peo-
pie who are not willing to set at table
indiscriminatsly..
F1LL1NG.-By the steamer Dakota
W. G. Jameson received large ad-
dition to his stock of Silverware and
plated ware. the consignment
amounting to about $4,000 worth.
He has a large number of orders
from country merchants, aggregat-
ing about 81 200 worth. The 1aer-
chants on other parts of the Sound
find that ttey can do as we'll in this
city as in San Francisco.
SENATOR MITCHELL has procured
the passage by the senate Of a bill
appropriating s25,0oO to pay James
D. Holman, of Portland, Oregon,
the value of his improvements in
cluded in Fort Candy military res
ervatiop, Is years ago. Should the
bill become law the many friends
of Mr.. Holman, both in this Terri
tory and in Oregon, will rejoice at
his merited good fortune.
TANNERY.-The tannery of Emil
Schroeder, located on the beach just
south of town, has commenced turn
ing out tanned sheep and calf skins,
and will soon be able to supply the
Seattle trade with these articles of
leather. The tannery will soon add
sole and other leather to their pro-
ductions.
SOME person started the report
that Mr.. Hopper, the brother of
Mrs. Dunfeld, was an imposter, and
the case was taken in hand by inter-
ested persons. It was soon learned
that there was no doubt of his iden-
tity, and the matter was dropped.
There is still, however, some unne-
cessary talk on the subject.
MARRIED. Tuesday, Dec. 4th,
1877, at Oak Harbor, WILDLY Is
land. at the residence of Thos. P
Hastie, Mr.. Charles F. Reitze, for
merly of Fort Wayne, Ind, now of
Seattle. and Miss M. Georgia Scott,
of Oak Harbor.
SINCE yesterday the symptoms of
Mrs. Dunfeld have changed very
much for the better, and at noon to-
day she was resting easily, and was
able to converse with her friends.
Some slight hopes are entertained of
her recovery.
A BLAST of powder discharged in
a log on the beach near Foster 4
Kings boiler shop yesterday noon,
led to the report that the Dakota
had arrived, the blast being mistak-
en- for the gun of the steamship.
THE Nellie goes on Hammond's
ways tomorrow, for some necessary
overhauling. Next Tuesday morn
Il