The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-15

stockton, Csiifornis. has 10. 900 peo-
pie.
Yakima county. according (, the
census. has 1921 inhabitants.
The San Fr.kcisce journal of COM
m<rce 10 to b, i.sued daily hereafter.
The census gives Astoria . populs.
ton Of 1858. not including loss CaiLese.
Theodore w,sabt and family now oc-
cupy the Ainsw rih residence in Port
lsud.
Barkentine Eureka will take . load
Of redwood lumber from Humboldt to
Honolulu.
Albany, III Oregon. has been claiming
from 5000 to 4u0o people. The census
gives bel 1871.
Receipts OF Sssttle co.i Ut San Fran.
cisco 40 far thi. year have been lighter
than receipts OF eithef British Cclaln bia
or Mount Diablo Goals.
Capt Hatfield. OF the ship Majestic,
now in our port, has just learned of
the birth. on the 18th inst. ct San
Francisco. Of his FIRST chiid--a 500.
Col II Clay Wood. who has just been
among Indians esst Of the mountains,
says t.ec is no probability Of trouble
between them aud white settlers this
year.
Everybody will be on, fought. every
body with the same purpose, aud rs
everybody knows whst that purpose 10,
there is no u,e for us 10 tell any body
any more .sbnut it.
The schooner T-ascr will be launched
from the way, today. Sowe II the
planks taken from her were most aw.
fully worm eaten. but good planks were
substiI ui-d, anil she 10 now in sound
cond tim.
A man named Themes Carson was
drowned recently in IN Eastern Wash.
ingtun lake. while bathing. Three
hundred dollars were found in the
clothes he bad taken oH bvfors entering
tile water.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company bias allowed Mrs Commodore
Conner. whose husband Wss for ma0y
years in command ofssyerai steamships
of that corporation, monthly pension
~ 800 during her widowh hood.
Eastern Oregon wool has got . very
bad name The article from there has
always been dirty aud inferior, but
this year 1t has taen worse than ever
Willamette Valley and Puget Sound
wool rates much higher wherever
known.
Ships seem now 10 be unable 10 reach
Att sOh hna A.l he
Portland Standard SAYS OF one of the
last arrivals: The ship Belle of Bath,
AZ days from Philadelphia. with rail-
road msteria,. arrived inside. She was
Tightening Sunday in ord,f to reach As
taTis.
The ability Of our American ship
builders t. compete successfully with
their foreign rivals has lately been
shown in the case of firm in Whining
ton. Della ware. who have received
British contract on the ground Of cheap.
ness over all competition.
&C Fairchild, N Dennison, e ]
Norihrup. Wm Roberts aud II X
Hines. Publishing committee. announce
that they will continue the publication
OF the Pacific Christiaa Allocate, the
General Conference having surren tered
TO them the Office. msterial, etc.
Quarter d"llari of 1923 arc very
scarce. and SJ5 .nch are offered for
them. A man in Portland gave one Of
these valuable quarters. the other day,
for a couple 1t cigars, and when too late
disc ,vered his loss. He went back TO
rsdrcm the venerable coin with onenbi
nawer make, bot ss might have tsen
expected. he was just too late.
THIS 10 the finest weather in the
world for steamboat excursions BY
moonlight. Iu nealecting 90 work this
mine the Nellie, ths Messenger and
other boats are lssing smsll bonanza.
And this puts a. Ia mind of another
thing. OF the seven or eight Sunday
school excursions given each summer.
the first ono in 1850 has Jet to ocCur.
den +. II rAnnan.. who was over
here = few weeks ags. and who now 10
in the employ 1t Henry Willard and as
sociates ut Portland. wss commander Of
tho Second brigade III tho Third Dr.
vision OF Hancock's corps. during the
war. Gen. Tsnnaut entered tho West
Point Academy the same year that
Gen y 0 Howard graduated IN that in
Etitution.
Excavation under the II e Church
has ceased. aud the putting in If new
apartment there. OF "a by 81 feet in
DIMENSIONS has begun. This apart
meut w,ll have access from the front
AMI will be used for prayer meetings.
social meetings. the infant classes III
Tho Sunday School. etc. The old
church 10 constantly proving its iEade-
quacy Ia ths wants of growing con.
gregation. and rev aud larger build
inn =. III L.. nranA.l an Ah> ..A.a.~..~