The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-19
local PARAGRAPHS.

rhs tug Blakely vas over al day
-..,erdsy, undergoing her annual in
a.m Watson, a well known British
c.,smb;sn. died 10 Cariboo on the 10th
he leaves wife in Victoria, and
'..s,.l children and grand-children.
o,der No. q OF the Seattle d walls
u.lIa Railroad Company will be read
9Th interest. The changes this order
:.,oI,es are important. and will here
.itsr b. risidly adhered 70.
The funeral Of the late jeremiah
n,;ees took place yesterday. under tbs
.s.o;ces Of 1t. Johns Lodge No. 9, A.
and A. n. Rev. ], r. Damon
,sssched short out appropriate sss-
non st the residences Of the deceased.
MANY friends OF tbs family. - we'll ~
ne members Of the Masonic frates nifty,
allowed the remains TO their last rest
Ing place at tbs Masonic csmstesy.
The Third street store has always
been convsnisncs appreciated BY peo.
Die 10 the upper part Of town. Il has
been we'll stocked and we'll conducted.
ssd deserved to be popular. This has
bces especially the csse during the
management Of Mr. Bigelow, who has
been untiriog 10 his effort TO supply
and crafty his msuy customers. His
success proves that his efforts have not
been directed amiss.
The Sprsckels Bros. OF Sen Frsncis~
~ have schooner and brig already
built, and srs Dow bail1ing barksn-
tine. Il is their intention 10 next
bald . large schooner yacht. suitable
for dssp water passages, fos the private
nee Of Claus Sprsckels. They ere ssid
70 contemplate the construction OF ten
All vssssls, including the TIRES built
ssd building. to b employed IN THAR
Sac Frsnrisco and Sandwich Islssds
trade.
The Daisy took load Of soldiers up
the 8kasit ~ far % the coal miaes.
where she transferred them TO canoes.
They will proceed to Ssuk. The
steamer broueh. load OF miners TO
sssttle. arriving on Sunday night. She
DEPARTED immediately. leaving her
steward, second engineer aud one deck
hand on shore. She proceeded ON TO
olympia. Among her passengers from
sksgit was Mr. A II Manning. who
still msintsins that there 10 gold In the
mipss. and that IL 10 now being taken
out 10 paying quantities.
Gen Tsnnstt. accompanied by party
Of invited guests. went 70 Nssosstie
last Sunday. The Object ofsths Gen.
ersi wss to make critical examination
Of the road. with view TO csrtaio
changes and improvements. The road
bed, the bends. the culvsrts. the tres.
ties. oil we're looked after, - we'll .,
measurements taken. marks sst. &c
Gen Tannatt knows not only how r.
buy 0 railroad. but how to build and
operate one. and in this sort OF work hs
b Just in his element. The party re-
turned about dusk. having spent thu
Day in q manner thoroughly pleasant
and profitable.
Capt @ III Hale aud Charles Case
rescued Olympia from the SkagiI
mines last Tuesday evening. Capt
Halls continues his confidence in tbs
riohasss OF tho mines and aays coarse
sold In good paying quantities 10 no~
bsiss taken out by those supplied with
sood tools and giant powder. He and
oshsrs have united their claims. formct
oompsny 10 work than, and nex'
season will resume work on lasg'
scale. The trail 10 still very rougt
sad almost impassable. Az no steam.
ere now ran up the Stasit the rus
down hiss to bs made By boat or raft
HE party choose the lsstsr Conveyance
q The safest and cheapest They lef
Ruby Creek October "a. and we're !,
days in getting TO Olympia. Worl
viii be carried on 10 the mines nesrl!
III winter. Fair Words.