The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-15
DAILY iNFELLICRNCER.
sThursday, April is. 1850.
local PARAGRAPHS.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
March weather has again set in.
The lsish Relief Fund va, swelied
in Wslla MaiIA to the amount of 81, !.
IA so.
The new stsauer building near the
barrel factory. will be launched some
time next week. f s
The Favorite. with her new finely
prsined house, her schooner rig. &c ,
looks very n.tty-
The City Of Panama has again gone
down the coast of California. Mexico
and Central America.
The Zephyr will go up the Sound
again tomorrow ~ usual. returning on
Saturday night. of course. -
Many of tho students of the Oregon
State University have left in order to
engage il teaching snmmer schools.
John Kelly, the old violinist. IS down
in Idaho, after completing tour
through California, Oregon and Wash.
ington.
DR. A Marion. Of Walla Walia. rides
around this spring in 1891 buggy.
with patent top. imported by him
from the East.
A comfortable assurance is that Ss-
attic will soon have q street railroad,
whether it has road over the noun
taips or not.
Capt Lachlan, so long In the Pacific
Mail service. has succeeded Capt Pele-
man in the City of Chester Policeman
is now master Of the Geo W Elder.
The barkentine Fremont made her
last run from Honolulu to Frisco in
1917 dsys. which was pretty good doing
for the old tub. She goes north a. .
codfishef next. atsasfAss8
The Wdtchman admits that Walla
Walls 10 tbs best matrimonial field in
the world, and then further blews that
its divorce production cannot be beaten
elsewhere. either. S ~
The ponulation OF A,tcris has nearly
doubled within the rast three weeks.
but times are still very dull. ~ the
bulk of tho fishermen and other en-
pioyees have not Jet got to work.
The salsof oil paintings, in the Opera
House. tonight. must bs remembered.
Many an officc and many residence In
town will be handsomely adorned with
these paintings from add after today.
Tie Astoria Packing Co.. M J Kin.
ney manager. have increased their
room for 1880 by an addition to their
works. They put up moro fish last
year than any other cahnery on the
river.
The Nellie left yesterday. morning for
Mount Vernon. Among her rassen-
gers was Capt j g Parker, oil the p s
r Co., who goes TO make an inspection
of the Sksgit river. as he expects ere
long tohsveg some business relations
with that stream. -
You who want life insurance look at
this: The thirty ffth annual report Of
the Nes York Life Insurance Company,
dated January I. 1850. shows cash
assets of e3S .O96.o52 So; number Of
policies ii force. IS ,705. aud amount Of
Risks 1927, 4f7,763 John r Wheat.
who is general agent for this section /,
is in town.
DR.. Houghton, Territorial Superin-
tendent of Schools, has been spending
. few days in this city. Tho Doctor
takes great interest in educational mat.
ters, and u better man than no for Su-
perintendent could not have been
chosen. The Doctor< for many years
was q resident OF Port Gamble. but at
present is of Goldendale. He started
for home on the boat last night.
DR. E G Kilbourne. . dentist. is ret
Ting up his affairs in Aurora, ILLINOIS.
with tho intention Of migrating to Sc
attic. He will open an ofice here and
enter upon practise. He has been in
A0tora for shsslsst eight Ayears. We
have received letter from William A
Moons, dentist of Martinez. Califor
mia. who claims to understand the Blu
siness aud Who Also wants to come Ia
Seattle. From hsvng single dentist
90 long. Seattle seems now in fair way
to heys esdsssp erYslsngo ana Ill,
Fifteen yoars ago today was an OK.
citing and perilous time in the life Of
ansafedA individual now , resident q
Salts, And not Wi,houts cause VS. q
90 either. He was then blatant trai.
tor in. the eity of San Rfancisoo. the
loyal people Of which. in their indfgna.
ton IS the killing Of Lincoln. tried
very hard - get hold Of him for the
purpose Of hanging him. His fight
on that occasion was little. If any,
more glorious than the attempted
escape from the Union seldiery Of JET.
DesiA IN pst>icoats, . few days altar. s