The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-30
DAILY lNfgLLlCgNCER.
Friday. January 50. 1880
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Several new houses have recently been
put up between unionAud Pike street.
Notwithstanding the bal weather.
The boilers at the barrel factory
have been pot in position. and The
brick work around them 10 nov under
way. s.N
The ChsbSiis Sil! klSe III the skagi,
on SUNDAY Of each week. instead OF
Tuesday. - the types yesterday morn
ing made Us say.
Work is progressive rapidly upon
the hull Of the new boat % DslisoSn.
The keel he's been lsid and tho ribs sre
nov bsing put in position.
The Leap Year party last night was
4 complete success. the young lofy
managers behaving in the moet ge6tle.
manly manner imaginable.
The Aida from Port Townsend and
the North Pacific from Tacoma we're
both detained several hoass in arriving
at their dock 10 this city lest night.
Teiegrsphic Communication with
Portland VS. resumed yesterday after
two weeks detention. The limo to La.
conner 10 still down, but Mr. Lyon 10
using all possible means to have i, in
working order this wrek
ress ssi1 1t Risnphsry's book and
news store TAX WEEKLY lxrxLLIoES.
GER. containing latest tesegraphic nin.
ing AID home news. miscellaneous mat.
ter. go. An excellent paper to send
abroad. Price, 10 cents . single copy.
From fifsy to seventy boys were
caasting dnwpProne street all Wsdnss-
day evening. and dozrn or more kept
il Cp until = O'Clock in the night. With
their double sleds and the frozen track.
they had fine sport. and we don't
blame them Tor protracting it.
Seattle has one more Notary Public
in the person Of Mr. Frank Seidrl. the
appointment gcf whom Was s'ajs by
Gov. Ferry on the 26th inst. Mr. 8. 10
becoming burdened with h"nors: being
now . collector Of drlinq rent taxes,
city assessor and nosary pablic.
Street Commissioners Costello 10 en-
gaxed in digging . ditch on the east
side OF Trout street. prspsr atory a. put.
ting in q sewer. for the better drainage
nf that part slong the biock north IL
Ssnecs street. It will answer the pur
pose partially. 1t least. and to that o..
tent will b. gosd thing.
Wednesday. last week. Henry Tor
rence's little child ut Dayton, ahoat
siGhssen mooshs old. canning TO ; table,
upset . dish OF hos grssse; he Aery
liquid flowing over it, face and hands,
burning them 10 fearful msnner. II
10 feared thst the little suGerer will
lose one or both Of its eyes from the
injuries. d
On Wednesday. Jan 7th. about dinner
time. an Iudisn kiootchmsn vas scci.
dentslly shot by young buck at the
Indian camp on the Ahtanum. He Was
sSspping o revolver around the camp,
s0pposing it not loAdsd. when one cham
Der went Cd. ths ball passing through
the back OF the squAw and killing her
almost instansly.
The men employed at White & Ten.
ny's foundry are busy on the cylinders
for the new steamer now being built ut
Bslltown. They will commence cast
Ing today. Car wsesls for tho coal
company at Newcastle arc also being
cast. A building 10 being crested l'acE
Of the foundry T. be used - pattern
shop. Mr. Mccullough. an experienced
mOulder. from Iudisua. has been en-
gagged BY the 6rm.
We observe with pleasure the Up.
p"intment Of Capt Geo J Ainsvorth -
General Superintendent Of Iii the o 8
N Co.'s l,nss. entsus'e,i with the full
: management Nf the same. This gentle.
,nsn. although young in years. occupss
. very prominent aud rssponsible pssi.
tion. aud by his intelligence. judgment.
integrity and usbsnisy hss shown him
self we'll qualified 70 Rll The same. He
inherits firm his father. Captain J G
Ainsworth. oil those startling qualities
which have given the . 3 n Go. the
well deserved position Of being one II
the best conducted transportation lines
In The country. and Va predict for the
son long career Of honorable usoful-
ness aud distinction.