The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-19
Friday. Nov. 10. 1880.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

u,.MH Vslade, of Seattle. is teach
~ evening school il Walla Walls.
c.booner Una is to take a cargo Of
amber from Humboldt 20 Gusymas-
schooner Patriot. of 81 tons. has
Ian sold for $4,000. aud viii be placed
spder the Mexican flag.
schooner Eva aud barkentine MOE.
aor will take cargoes of lumber from
gamboldt Bay tn Honolulu
Freights to Honolulu have. been
ni.e1 $3.50 per ton. This il tue bar
vest season for shipowners. truly.
Mr He Levy starts for London On
,he Dakota this morning He does not
expect to return before April. next.
The first brick building in Yakima
eounty is now in course OF construc-
ton 1t is dwelling. for l. Adams.
Whatcom county farmers are now
finishing their harvest The present
season. though slow one. iIss been
unusually prolonged.
It is said that the Chine-e have
pretty well taken the town Of Walla
Walla. They are there to the number
Of fully Que thousand
Court ia now in ssion in Reinig's
Hall. The case of tho City OF SEATTLE
uH L Yosier. to enforce the payment
dhis taxes. occupied the greater por,
ion Of the day yesterday.
Hammond the revIvalist. who visited
ibe Pacific coast Seattle included) in
1875. Is carrying ON a series of meetings
in Winnipeg. Canada, where dense
crowds are in nightly attendance.
Capt Johnson. late of the ship Belvi
dere. has been appointed pilot at San
Francisco Of the Pacific Coast Com
pspy. Capt Jordan. it IL said, will
succeed Capt Johnson on the Bslvidere
Ten of the As turkeys of Dave Morris,
the backman. were taken on the first
dsy of their off~ring. They are partic-
uIarly 6ne birds. and will sell Il ong.
side Of any other turkeys in the market.
Sneak in time It'd.
We are indebted to Wm King. of
New Dungeness. for report Of the
Clslam county vote published in an.
other column. This had long and
snxiously been looked for. and its COLI
ing is gratefully acknowledged.
Turkey time has come again. and the
bird. are being prepared for the slaugh-
ter. Several dozen have been already
spoken for. and in all ssveral hundred
will bs required. Ducks. chickens.
geese and roasters are in almost equal
demand with turkeys.
The entire Arctic whaling fleet. con-
sitting Of seventeen vessels, is now
wintering in the harbOr of San Fran
cisco. Ten years hence Seattle will
probably be the wintering aud fitting
out place for the whslers of the North
Pacific and Arctic Oceans
II is reported that DR. lsafus Willard
omtempistes removing bis family to
this city and engage 10 the practice of
bis profession. The doctor. has always
been considered careful and skillful
physician in localities where he has
lived, and will undoubtedly enjoy
mir share of the business of Seattle.
The weather 10 said to be little if any
older IN the upper Skagit country
than here. In their rough. open shan
les, men expect to winter without es-
pscial discomfort. Mining will be
prosecuted actively as circumstances
will permit. and we are Informed by .
man Just out of the diggings that those
remaining in have arden. hopes Of Sc
caring considerable gold before spring.
The sale of the Maggie property was
commenced yesterday by Mr. Denny.
the guardiAn. and will be resumed at
II o'clock this morning. The lots and
blocks were sold at a bargain, aud
many awaited themselves Of the oppor-
unity tn invest. At the sale Yesterday
Judge Jacobs was one Of the heaviest
purchasers. There are still many bar
gains left for someone. Lots brought
Rom $12 to $50 each.
The latest, fullest and most reliable
election returns will be found in the
WEEKLY INTELLI0RNcER to come from
Tho press this morning. These returns
hclude officially reported for Delegate
ID ninteeen OF our twenty. five counties
sad besidei the vote in detail of Mason.
Skamsnia, Clallsm. Walla Walls and
San Juan. II contains also vast deal
Of other good matter. aud is we'll
worth preserving. Ten cents q copy 10
oil that is asked for this the largest
and bsst newspaper 10 the Territory.