The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

kOV01 VoUSASWAPU0s
EAri6ge Morse. Esq, is asain IN
Seattle.
DIV Sslye 10 President Of the Ade;-
pho Dsbatiag Society Of North sam
ish Slough.
Philip Kesch. Jr.. Who went up the
Columbis last week. struck . job ai
Wallala ct once.
Al Edwslds 10 now . Samishits
where be 10 running store. and prom.
ise. tn become = wsll-to- do country
merchant.
The Golish will leave the wxtery
clement tsday, and take ride on shore
over the line Of Hsmmond's msrins
railway.
Tom Merry 10 to deliver . lecture on
The Lille. Times and Rervicss oil
David G. Broderick." in Portland, in
abouftwo weeks.
A very fair umbrella was left at tbi'
Office, week or two ago. which th,
owner can recover by calling for anG
proving property.
The commisssry building end it,
by fire last Monday night. The loss
amounted TO $4,000.
Mrs Keister. the dressmsker. has re-.
turned to Seattle. and will go,n,o busi.
ness on Mill street, next door 10 the
Mitchell harness shop.
BARK J b Bell. from Seattle. arrived
ct San Francisco on the 9th. Same
day. bark Emerald ssiied from San
Francisco for Port Gsmb's.
Steamer Chsualis, ewing to her re-
pairs and chan wss compelled to
drop out trip to bksgit this week.
She will b. ready to go up the river of
gold on Sunday ncxt, ~ usual.
C,pt Gage. If the barkeRtine Port
land, received orders yesterday to pro
ceed With bis vessel IN Sesbeck, aud
recsiy. The load nov being taken out
Of the Disabled bark Oregon.
The warehouse Of the Page. Mill
Company At U.salady contains 5000
sscks Of grain. and ~ much more re-
maine ia the warehouses of farmers
dwelling in the country adj AGENT.
The Zephyr ended hor trip from up
the Sound 1t Tacoma yesterday, aud
her passengers and freight came On n
this city BY the North Poetic lest
night. A gale from the north, blowing
fall in her face. was the canss.
Mr.. Merrill. sn Oregonian, has taken
. contract to dixie fifteen hundred acres
Of marsh land on the Samish Flats
The base Of the dixie will b. ton feet
wide. the hight FIVE. the top surface
three. sd the cost two dollars per-
rod.
Tho WREKLY INTkLLlGKNCEn. Just
out. 10 for sale 1t 10 cents copy. lts
contents are Of the usual chafacter. and
the paper 10 81 excellent one for home
reading or sending abroad. For sale At
Pumpbrey's book aud news store or ut
the office Of publication.
A hundred OF more tons Of rock bal
last have been landed upon Yesler's
wharf by one al the ssil vessels in
port. 1t would BIZ fret -clsss idea,
we think. to have about ten thousand
tons landed there aud roadway made
Of it to Commercial street not less than
forty feet in width and two feet il
depth.
As the steamer Ruby wAs leaving her
berth at Crawford s. Harrinston's
wharf. yesterday. . stick caught IN her
wheel. aud instead Of hacking. when
she ahould. shs ran into Whitehall
boat belonging to Mr. Smith. crushing
In ito sides. and damaging il to the ex-
tent Of forty or dfty dollars.
Outgoing malta today include those
to Madison. Gamble. Ludlow and
Townsend. BY tho North Pacific: 10
Mukiltso. Tulslip. Utsalady. WILDLY
Island and Laoonnsr. BY the J Il LIB.
by; TO ksntou and Newcastle. BY the
). aud W. W. X. II; to Duvamish and
White River. by Ned. Of the star route
service; to Tacoma and beyond. by the
North Pacific
Quite . number OF tho Swiniuish,
Samish and Ssilagoamish farmers arc
about 10 enter upon the growing OF
wheat. It 10 claimed that geod srti.
ole can 10 produced there. and - many
bushels To the acre - in any part Of the
world. II :hese claims are correct.
wheat raising there will psy big money.
for placing the grain IN market will
cost less from that quarter than lrou
Any other part Of the great North west.