The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-07
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

frOl. fIunfntI IS Iuiie ouNfi
Dakota left at 5 o'clock this Is. corning,
Rev. George Herbert Watson has re.
turned from Portland
DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan 10 about leav-
ing Portland fer New York.
Tor late Eastern newspapers and
magazines 60 TO Benedict.
Justice Scott fined sailor named
Smith $500 for being drunk yesterday.
The Ru6y brought more lumber yes
terday for Kimball's house on Second
street.
The inclemAncy Of the weather rem
dered the ice cream festival almost q
failure last evening.
Mr.. Streib has moved his barber shop
from upper Front street to Mill street,
opposite Occidental Hotel.
Among other officers ordered away
from the revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott
is Engineer Remick.
The illness of Mr.. David Higgins,
formerly Of Seattle but now Of Day ton.
is pleuro pneumonia.
Capt. Brsnnsn gave Wha'com child.
rem an excursIon on the Chehalis to
Chuckanut Bay one day last week.
Walter Elwell and bride came down
from Olympia OIL the Messenger yester-
day. and will 60 to Snohomish City On
the Nellie this morning.
Miss Eva Chapman. who has taught
in the Port Townsend District school
the past two years. will shortly return
to her old home in Newton. Iowa
The WEEKLY ISTELLiGgScER Of June
7th can DO obtained today either o. tho
Office of publication or at Pumphrey's
book store.
Capt. Ainsworth and Capt Noyes.
of Portland. have bought. for S20. 900,
the fine American bark Colims. well
known in the Puget Sound coal and
lumber trades.
DR.. Fraser. Anglican Bishop of Man.
chester, said ct u recent conservation
that he had consecrated 81 churches in
nine years. He had also ordained 3l2
ministers and had confirmed 97.4O0
persons.
The Herald gives an account of bur-
glaries Of the Gross and Chilbsrg stores
in New Tacoma. At Chilberg's forty
dollars worth of revolvers, knives, to-
baceo, &c were obtained; and ct CROSS
new suits, with extra hats, shirts, and
overcoats
Articles OF incorporation of the New
Tacoma Oyster Company have been
filed. The incorporates were Messrs
Bingham, Forest and Nolar, their CAPT.
tai stock $500, their place of business
Now Tacoma. and their oyster beds i'll
Gig Harbor.
Mr.. VIM. Munks, of Fidelgo. has,
like Seattle merchants, reduced the
price Of his goods 10 and 20 per cent.
and to cash purchasers offers another
10 per cent. off as further induce
ment. Mr.. Munks is one Of the load
ing farmers and merchants of Whatcom
county.
Besides Mr.. Gatzert. several other
Seattle gentlemen are on board the Dn-
kota. bound for Pas Robes Springs,
California. Among them are Mr. Chns.
Mcdonald. the blacksmith. Mr.. Spanl-
ding. foreman of the Colman sawmill.
and Mr.. Thomas Collins, engineer of che
North Pacific.
Peter L. Lowe, confidential clerk of
A. ii. Todd. stock broher of San Fran
cisco. was arrested last week for en-
bezzl,ng $4,000 worth of mining stock
III the keeping Of his employer. Mr..
Todd, for brief time. was u resident
Of tho Sound some six years ago; he
then being superintendent of the Cas-
tlenook fishery.
Mr.. l.. A. Treen has received the 6rst
ins,allmcnt of his summer stock Of
Canfields celebrated goods, consisting
Of low-cut-mat kids. (something new
buckle Alexis. and mapy other styles
of gentlemens wear. When the r..
mainder of his order arrives ho will
have very fine summer stock OF goods
in his line.
Rudolph Wischm n. who has been in
the employ of Charley KEEL. of the Sod
die Rock restaurant, for the past year
or so. aud young friend Of his from
Portland. started out on q cruise in ,
sloop on Thursday afternoon. to be gone
a week or ten days. They took bed
ding, provisions. etc, in great album
dance. and will probably visit Victoria
before their return.