The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

EUsctbSSi 80 - $50 Nf'''-+H ~ -
elsewhere.
Tie J + Bell hanled out into the
stream last eveneng, coal laden. She
will problbly sail ont this morning.
The locomotive on tho S & " w Il
X come in contact with a horse yester-
day. Rc-ult-defunct animal and a
slight detention Of the train.
WP Boyd and Miss Minnie Spar
ling are among the passengers on the
steamship China. which sailed FIR the
Sound yesterday.
Mr.. Moore's announcement else there
is worthy of attention. He is now pre-
pared to take tintype gems. as we'll as
do all other work in the Photographic
line
Tho George ard Hannah Pickard
property, in this city. was cold yester-
day l'y the Sheriff for $3.50. to satisfy
the Judgment against them in favor q
John p Allen.
If costs Sl3 TO bring ton Of cheese
from Chimacum, w 7, to Portland.
while it costs but e 80 to get the same
amount Of cheese oil the way from San
Francisco to Portland. - .Siandard.
The University is under obligations
to Hon Orange Jacobs for public docu-
ments. including Congressional Records:
also TO DR. F. l. Smith for Daltons
Physiology.
One hundred and sixteen IL the num-
Der of pupils row in attendance at the
Territorial Unworthy. At the begin
ming of the term, n month ago, the
number was nincty-four.
4 private letter from the Capital
informs US that the Council has
adopted resolution to visit the Insane
Asylum at Steilacoom. and that there
is prospect Of its amendment by the
House u include Seattle.
Mrs. M. f. Charlton, u lady just
from The East. wants u situation as
bousekeeper, advertisement to which
effect will be found elsewhere in these
columns. She claims to be competent
to manage any household on the coast.
Constable Mills IL still confined to
his room from the effects of injuries re-
duty on Saturday afternoon. The doc
tor thinks he will be able to be out again
in a few days.
Steamer Nellie camo in from Snoho>
mish extra early yesterday. She brought
ION board and in n scow alongside) IS
tons Of hay for n North Bay logging
camp. which she took up in the after
4
The ship Alaska. which arrived
here Saturday. had very rough pas
cage of ii days. Capt. Malgram
reports tho loss Of fCresal. maiusail.
upper topsail, and two jibs in gale off
Cape Mendocino. The Alaska is tho
largest ship in cur coal fleet and 10
noted for making good time.
The steamre .FannyLake was hauled
out on Hammond's ways last evening.
A new shaft, cranks, pillow block. aud
also new set Of pistons were put in
her last week, the new shaft being Fl vs
inches in diameter This machine
work was done by Mr.. j. G. Fox. Of
the Seattle Iron Works. and was pnt
through by him in very short and sat
isfactory manner. She will be much
better boat when she again goes on the
route.
Parties in the northern end of town
are complaining of having their
virtuous slumbers disturbed by cows
j,ngling their bells at all hours of the
night Poe wrote some pretty verses
about the Bells" and 1.-the harmony
their melody foretels," and nh that
sort of thing; but if an industrious COW
had serenaded him with her bell that
poem woald never have been written.
There is an ordinance against this
affection. and it ought to be enforced.
so as to put stop to "the
Naturalization of those melancholy
bells"
The members of the Seattle Glee
Club appear to be in carnest in the
perfccting of their organization. The
constitution and bylaws were submit
tod and adopted by tho Society Friday
eveninr, after which permanent
organization was effected by the cleo
ton Of III. Ii. Lewis, Secretary; Gus.
Naher. Treasurer j, j. Sheppard.
Musical Director, and Mr.. Hoppe.
Stage Manager. Whites Hall has
been rented, and good piano placed
in it for tho use Of the club They
will meet every Monday aud Friday
evenings