The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

garkeetine Amelia will take cargo
sIumber from the Sound TO Australia.
The traveller book eanvasser IL again
Nth us. to tue number Of several. and
of both sexes.
The Dakota took coal at the incline
ves,srday. and will DC loading freight
= Yssler's wharf today.
INV Done. the ex-Sea.tle hotel man,
1. running public house in the new
town Of Cheney. IN Spoksn county.
The wires being down again last
evening, we Gre once more without our
usual late kilograms from the South
Mr. Chss Coppin grew some very fine
Isabella grapes this year, from vines
+. planted 10 1879. They are small. bu,
good.
According to the !StatemaR, Judge
Lewis is IN Walla Walia. closing up
unsettled business there aud sellipg bis
property.
Schooner Teaser has again arrived
from Quilente. bringing 10 3 Baxter &
Co. large consignm, mt Of seal oil. elk
horns. hides. &c.
Tie steamship Dakota. OF the Pacific
Cost ine, will leave here at q toner
raw morning. for Port Townsend. Es-
oaimalt and San Francisco.
Last nights mail was several hours
late from Tacoma. For some reason
the Annie Stewart did not come down.
aud the Geo Z Starr had 10 do the
wesk Of both boats.
Mr. Hanks. clerk on the Neah Bay
Indian reservation. came up on the
Dispatch yesterday. lie ~iil rensin
till after eIrction. and will put in
good Republican vots.
At. mesting of ono oi our local Sc.
cret organizations the other evening. o
vote was taken on tile Dslegatesbip.
which ssulted as follows Total vote.
20 Brsnts. IL; Burke. d.
The Annie Stewart has been retired
from tho route. The Geo L Starr will
run alone the remainder of the week.
aud, commencing on Monday next. she
and the North Pacific will make alter.
nate trips thenceforward.
Seattle has now her first eclectic
pbysieian aud surgeoa-Dr Psufiery.
de came from Califnrnia on the Dakota,
aud has determined TO settle aud stay
with us He has temporary quarters
at the New England Hotel
Seattle has a Stste Of Washington
and Burke Club. IL has been kept
quiet hitherto. owin. TO It's insignifi-
cant mem befsbip. but the fact Of its
secret and pr-carious existence has at
length been divolysi. 1t will be short
lived
! The types get mixed in ell printing
offices. not excepting the ISrELLIoES-
cER Amusing biundere are some
times caused Ia this way. Under the
head Of 'Religioas' the Baptist Wecify
remarks: "Western butter is said to be
heavily adulterated with powdered
sospstonc." Strange religion We have
out West.
Mr. Henry Wafer. the we'll known and
hvori,e steamship purser, Is running
downto Panama ON tho Pacific Mai.
steamer Grenada. in place of George
Mclean, now on leave Of absence at the
R.st. M. Wafer was offered position
by the Pacific Coast Company on this
route. but had presisusly taken the
,Grsnads.
Ex-Governor Brayman, ct Idaho. has
been nominated rs candidate for Del
sgste to Congress 10y the people OF
Northern Idaho upon the simple plat.
form Of "Anuexation 10 Washington"
The meeting which made the nnmina-
ton was very large 0ns aud CON posed
Of Democrats. Republicans. Greenback.
ers aud others. Lot them be annexed.
Thinking he wa. in Democratic
!, community. Judge Burke. ss walla
Walla. made rcd-hot political speech.
Thinking. also. that BIO was in the land
of railroad laborers. he made fierce
assault npon the Chinese. In doing
this hs was simply pandering 20 popu-
lar prejudice in way that must sur
prise his adherents If the Sound
country.
TIE Josephine brought up a large
! load of grain last night, TO be sent to
San Francisco. She will GO to Tacoma
this morning for n load Of merchandise
for msrchsnts on the Skagit.. and viii
leave here Friday morning. A pleasant
: dancing party will be held at MAINS
landing on Friday evening, and anyone
wishing to attend can get special rates
on the Josephine.
A number Of patent medicine agents
have bssn in town during the past
week. Their object hes been to ar.
range for advertising their wares at
from one quarter to oas-half the rates
charged home patrons. with papers
thrown IN aud special privileges. They
have all found one concern ready and
eager for their service on any terms
and conditions. That concern. II 10 need
J loss to say. is nnt the ISrKLIIoEScER.
One half Of the ship Majestic has
been sold to G b Shattuck for 10000
Mr. Shattuck is now half owner OF three
Of the vessels engaged in the Seattle
coal trade, namely: The Majestic,
Great Western aud Teshplar. The car.
rying capacity OF these vessels Is be
twrrn aj0a aud 5000 tons. aud the cost
10 Mr. Shattuck Of bis halves 10 them
VAS 80, 200. Whit mesning there 10
In these purchases has not yet been di-
vulged.
Tom Merry made the necessary rais,.
got back his newspaper office and re-
vived the lataad Empire. which had
been closed on claims due Judge Saw
s age. In his first succeeding issue he
went Tor the Judge earnestly. whom be
1uk r. o h. II Ia