The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The United States Land Office At
Yakima City was opened for Oct 18th.
The "Patent Pin Head Cigars" at
Hsrknesss are very popular among
smokers.
Judge Lewis sold his Wslla Walls
nroperty, on the corner Of Rose Ind
streets. to Chss Russell.
- We hope thst no more leading Re-
publicans will leave town until after
election Toe many are gone now.
To take the place o. the wrecked
steamer Gussie Telfair. o new steamer
will probably be built at Coos Bay.
Capt Wilkinson is said Ia be on the
Sound getting Indiau boys aud girls
for the Government school at Forest
Grove. - 4aa 49, .4
Here is ~ startler FROM Victoria
paper: The 0 n Co. of Portland
have paid $40 900 tor the Seattle coal
mines"
British bark Excelsior has been char
tered TO load lumb-r Mt Burrard Inlet
for Melbourne, Australia. at 20 shillings
Der thousand feet.
The arch erected in WallA Walls as
q ,ign of welcome to President Hayes
Get $40 The builder bought il after
The hulabaloo for So.
Piper is ngsin in the hot Boston
brown bread and pork aud beans Sun
day moIuing business. AS his notice
elsewhere to he found. indicates
Saloon men, cigar dealers and smok-
srs should read Mr.. Montgomerys sd
in another column. He carries a very
large stock - choice cigars and ,o-
baccos
The steamer Fanny Lake has taken
the place on Ia nlnond's ways vacated
by the stsatner Addie. One went off
Tuesday night, and The other went on
Thursday morning.
Gov VIM A Newell and Prosecuting
: attorney Irving Ballard will speak at
Newcastle tomorro W evening. beginning
ut I o'clock. The biggest meeting
Newcastle has ever bad III then ex-
ected
Judge Peck, OF Camas Prairie. who
kept account. tells the Idaho Democrat
that lS0, 900 head of cattle, 80 200 head
OF sheep and about 2lO0 head Of horses
passed through there 'duriog the past
season, for the Eastern markets.
If the present fine weather continues
through next week. we may hope for a
foil vote. IL usually rsins desperately
bere on the day of election. and il it
Doesn't this year il will be a wonder
and blessing.
The Geo Starr made half hours
stay here last night, and then continued
on to Port Townsend. IL she can't run
more regularly than she is doing this
week the Postal Department had better
go for the mail contractor.
The WEEKLY INTELIIGESCER. for 10
cents. can be obtained Mt this Office
this morning. Its political mat.
ter, its local news. its telegraphic dis
patches. &c, commend it to home read
ers. Call early. and secure copies be-
fore they are oil gone.
The Jacksonville (Oregon) Times
says: "Hrs Schumpf mother Of George
Schumpf. of this place. lady now in
her eighty second year. is being fav-
ored with new teeth by nature. Sew
eral molsrs have made their appearance
already and the prospects are that she
will have upper and lower sets iu time.
This Is the frat ease OF the kind we
are aware Of"
' The Boise Democrat says the pumbe
OF emigrant wagons that have passed
shfough Boise this season was quite
large. Mr. Nicholson. toll keeper Of
the bridge at this place. crossed about
lbs wagons aad Mr. Lytell. who owns
tho bridge ten miles above town,
crossed about the same number Many
q. trans also passed down on the south
side of Snake river.
A constant importation Of British
Oolumbis paper money is being made
Their notes are nearly as common Ms
those Of our own country. They 60 for
100 cents on the doilar, and are worth
1t. Still. they are taken reluctantly.
and Ut the bank and pcstofhce are re-
jected. Nothing is made by their i'm
portation, and it would De good
thing if il were stopped.
The once familiar bark Harves,
Home has gone down to San Jose Dc
= Gustemals. in Mexico. taking q vslu.
able cargo consisting of lumber, shin
giles. shocks. iron bridging, coal oil
tallow and machinery. Railroad oper'
atoms on the west coast of Mexict
keep employed large number Of yes
sells like the Harvest Home, helping
out Ban Francisco and Puget Souns
trades inmcnsely.
VIM Z Royal. aged 90 years. died .
the Ohio Wesleyan University las
week. He was the sou of Rev I
Royal, the Methodist minister. who
about the time of the birth Of William
was . resident of the Sound, and sta
toned at Steilscoom. William Roys
used to teach in the Portland Academy
and for years Was employed at III
Sile,x Agency He went East to atten'
college. and this was his last year.
In the lest published list Of patent
is mention of one awarded 10 Il b LAM
Of Stockton. CAL, "for machine fc
making paper pulp from wood" Tbs
is the mAchine wanted here. The WOO
here 10 Of the beet for making pspel
The home paper consumption is enor
nous, aud is entirely supplied by in
portation from the East. The freief
charge on this imported paper woul
be splendid profit TO a local factor,
Who will build aud start il.