The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The josephine VIII pass her annual
;,,nectiou today.
Ionis Peterson, of Seattle, bought
po,,land lot at auction, on TUESDAY
last, FIR 1850.
The official vote OF King county will
10 found elsewhere.
heavy hail storm WAS felt at Rem
ION Yesterday. Nothing of the kiud
vas experienced here
The new steam whaler Belvedere. 40
tons. sailod from New Bedford August
l7,h for the North Pacific.
A Washington telegram Of Nov 9th
announces the issuance If patent FOR
AZ automatic fan To John W Scott of
Seattle.
The Chehalis is an Mitchcll's ways.
snd is being repaired as rapidly ss pos
nble. Two or three weeks will put her
10 working condition again.
Judge Lewis and Elwood Evans
have been retained as attorneys To pros
ecu'e the election contest case for ia
jor Alden. The Judge went no TO
lock at the matter last evening.
w ID Lytz. formerly Of Seattle. was
elected constable at W.lla Walla, few
days ago. Lytz was always after Office
and was generally pretty successful so
in as constableships were concerned.
The Dakota passenger list. elsewhere
published, divulges the fact that lar
ger NUN Der than usual of well known
citizens are now on board that vessel.
heading up the coast and bound for Sc
attic.
The bark Royal Tar left Newcastle.
n S w. for Numea and on her return
will load coal for Yokohama. and will
proceel thence to Puget Sound and
take a load of lumber back TO Mel.
bourne
Mr. Wustbof announces this morning
tsat he is now sole agent for the Die
tator flaming Mill au invention par.
ticularIy adapted to the use of farmers
in Western Washington. The price Of
these mills is only $50.
The Guaymas (Mexicp) trade is Of
great help to San Francisco IN these
duh times Last week four Vessels were
chartered to take down eargoes. namely:
The barkentines San Louis and Ere
mont aud briggs North Star aud Herpu-
rian.
The lcpers Of the Hawaiian Islands
number sos. They are kept by them-
selves and once placed Ia their asy lum
never leave il alive The life and
death OF the leper are among the most
horrible things within the range Of
human imagination.
Our merchants are now laying in
large stocks OF holiday goods Our
readers may soon expect to ace fine
array VI holiday advertisements in the
ISTELLIGENcER. Those who advertise
best will sell the most goods, aud Gun
consequently afford to sell them the
cheapest.
The Colfax Gazette of Nov. 9Th came
by last nights mail. Though. printed
three days after the election, it did not
give the result in it's own precinct, nor
asingle word to indicate bow any part
Whitman County had gone. Ii we
hh to depend upon such newspaper
sr election news, we'd be mighty slow
mobtaIning it.
Messrs Cakes and Dolph were busy all
day yesterday completing the details
with the Seattle & Walla Walls Rail
road Company for the purchase of the
road. We learn that everything is
progressing satisfactorily. 1t is also
stated on good authority that the new
company ara seriously contemplating
the purchase of the Seattle coal mine.
The advance wagons Of the Washing
ION colony reached The Dalles last Sat
urday. There are 10 teams in this ad-
vance. and these will cross the noun
tains TO Puget Sound at once. These
emigrants are men of all trades aud oc-
eupations; thus far they do not seem 10
be fsvorably prepossessed with the new
land, but are cheerful and willing TO
work. The contentment will come in
due time. So says an Oregon exchange.