The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-31

A lsdy's blsck 5-button hid glove
awaits an owner at this Office.
Geo. N. Talcott. Of Olympia, Is about
opening a jeweiry store IA New Ts-
coma.
Capt Burns and Mr. Colman are on
their way home from Frisco. VIA FORT
land.
DIX Adams. an East Portland man.
had 1000 cords of wood bnrned by for
est fires last week.
Ms Porter. Of Olympia, 10 candidate
in the Second Judicisl District for the
position Of Prosecuting Attorney.
The ship Ericsson, Capt @ Plummer.
arrived here Sunday evening. She viii
load Seattle coal for San Francisco.
The steamer Geo W. Elder il to take
the place of the Oregon on the Portland
route during the overhsuling and repair
Of the latter.
The family OF Capt r j Burns moved
their place Of residence yesterday TO
the Dew house On. the corner of Fourt 10
and J.mes streets.
j q Beedy. Of Csriboo. was insured
for $il 900 IN tbe New York Mutual
Life, which Company has recently paid
the claim ia full.
A camp has been established on the
Nisqually 70 get ont cottonwood bolts
for the barrel factory st Seattle. A fine
lot is nov ready for shipment.
Isaac Chiiberg il now summing the
Dslnonico Restaurant, ia Walis Wslla
alone; Ailes, q White. his late partner,
having retired iIom the business
MrW II Evans. of Olympus. has gone
last TO attend ~ delegate the ssioii 81
the Supreme Grand Lodge I. o. y. r.,
which meets at Toronto. Canada. Sept.
10Th.
Mr. Pumphrey offers al unabridged
Webster's Dictionary to the University
pupil who makes the best average re-
cord during the school year about be.
ginning.
The steamer Prioeess Louise, last
week. towed the bark Bitterly Hill FROM
Victoria to Moodyvilie, in eight hours.
which WAS the fastest towing over that
route ever made.
An old gentleman was thrown down
by . rapidly driven h,rse yesterday.
and narrowly escaped severe injury.
The police should look out for these
fast drivers. and occss on.Ily put on 9
check rein.
IL IL said that Mr. Williams, who was
Attorney General under Grant, when
he left ofiice six years ago. was $780,.
900. IN debt. which he has fully paid off
by the earnings Of his law practice in
Washington.
The schooncr Premier, about due ut
Port Ludlow. 10 bringing up the ballast
for Mr. Macdonongh's new yacht, now
nearly completed ct that place. II il
lead ballast, and has eli BEEN moulded
&. fit the vessel.
DrJ L York Is doing campaign work
in California for Garfield and the Re
publican party. He writes: Please
sly in your paper that will Gil all my
lecture engagements 10 Oregon and
Washington Territory after election is
over"
The steamship Capital, three days
from Olympia. arrived here lsss Sstur.
day. In steam marine shs IL an oddity.
both in hull and machinery. She has :
very oommodious house. 10 oomforts BILE
and Is . good slow freishter. She h
here for inspection.
The regular semi-annual meeting oil
the Territorial Beard OF Education will
be- held in the Office Of the county
superintendent in Olympia on The frat
Monday Of October next. Applications
for Territorial certificates. either on
diplomas or by examinations. will then
he considered. sa
Newton Mccoy. A, b.. arrived here
Saturday night last. from Forest
Grove. Oregon. and + p Gilman, A. b.,
frM New York, over . route Of 1000
miles. arrived here last night. MIR Mo-
Coy will be Professor of Latin and
Greek. and Mr. Gilman Professor Of
Natural Sciences. In the Territorial Uni.
v.rsity.
At the Republican Convention held
IN Thurston county on Saturday, VIM
B,liings YVES nomiuAted for reelection as
Sheriff. A A Phillips for Auditor. aud
II Munson Cor Treasurer. Billings and
Phillips have served tho people in these
effioial capacities aimee 1859, and Nun
an sincs 1878.
The regular election Of tho officers oil
the Olympia Railroad Company vas
held las week, resulting ~ follows: i
NJ Reed, President; L Bettnlaa, vica
President; ] r Judson. Secretary; A II
Chambers, Treasurer; w II Mitchell.
superintendent; T 1 MeKeuny. @ A
Bsrues and 4 n Reed. Tex citicio mem.
b I and chairmAn) Executive Commute. !.
Capt poAne and ] N Glover have
returned 70 Olympus bringing aimnss
i.huloas stories OF the richnsss Of the
ore OF the Eagle mine Of Similk ameem,
and good deal of fns%lookins ore 10
siastan'iase their eporta sAecording
10 discoveries there are any number oil
thousands OF millions Of dollars at gold
AID silver in this Territory-but the
miners ind il = very slow and lsbesious
undertaking TO get L. out. s.
From = angle town in Michigan,
dariag the week ending August i4th.
lumber exports included II 002 SAG
fr~t. 800 ono lsths. 3 ai2.0 900 shingles
nj $500 slaves. This - equivalent
10 seven big. cargoes every day Of thu
week, from Monday TO Saturday in.
elusive. and % completely discount,
Ssabsck, Tacoma, Gamble. blakely, In
eli Of them togetherl that We hAvnst