The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Trinity Guild will meet at the rec
,ory at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Ship Shirley is again Carrying coal
from Departure Bay TO San Francisco.
The Idaho was unable To take ell the
t,aioht from the Sound offered her this
trip
Mr. W A Harrington has returned
from his visit to San Frxncisc, looking
hale and hearty.
The Fanny Lake was launched from
Hsmmond's ways last evening. She
Looks as neat as pin.
The iron bark Annie johnson took
from San Francisco on her present voy-
age 1850 tons of wheat.
Miss Jessie Love il the contfalto In
the Emile Melville English Opera
Company now IN Portland.
Master Dick Maidmeut has bis gun
now, but not his dog. some one having
fed the latter with cold poison.
The steamer Nellie took the Judge.
Prosecuting Attorney. and members Of
the bar to Snohomish City yesterday to
attend court.
In island County. A X Kineth has
beuu elected q Justice of the Peace for
Utsalady precinct, and John Seweil of
Cleveland precinct.
The schooner Teaser will be to zen
this morning 10y tile steamer Daisy INTO
White river, where sue will remain
until the opening OF the scaling season.
Gen Tabnatt - to come over from
Portland OH or about the 10Th. To ins
sugur.te. it i. supposed, 9 number OF
changes aud Improvements on the rail-
road.
Mr Wyckuff has sold for $1,000 the
lot nn S~cond street between la. own
r,sidouce AID the residences cf DIR IL A
Smith Il j. cheap enough ct that
price.
Mr. Alfred A Smith. the young jew
elcr, is expected to return on the
steamer leaving san francisco tonor-
row. bringing su extensive assortment
Of goods in bis line.
During three days of last week
neither sail nor steam vessel lay ut the
wharf of the Wellington Coal Company.
THIS is said To be rare occurrence
there, aud Que worthy OF SPECIAL men
ton.
Two King county precincts have yet
30 get in their returns Of election. TO-
less they are vcrv speedy about it they
will be left out Ia t,'s cold. Repubii
can maiorities will suffer by the loss OF
these precincts.
The selection Of holiday presents has
begun. Anxious mamas and papas.
Sunday School teachers, and friends
are all looking wistfully INTO shaw
cases. upon book shelves and ia toy
stores for the coveted articles.
Mayor Smith was taken i'll on Satur.
day night last. and has since been c0u-
fined to his house. We trust that his
t.ouble will be short. and that hi.
sunny smile and CHEEKY voice will soon
be seen and heard upon our streets.
The official returns of the late elec,.
ton are now coming in freely. Several
counties will be found reported In this
issue. and the figures given may be
relied upon. The enterprise OF the
lNTELLIoENcER ID obtaining che fullest
aud earliest returns Of the Territorial
election is appreciated 10y its patrons.
It is said that the city of Victoria
sever was 90 dull as duriL: the past
TIRES months. The empty residences
are reported to number over two hun.
dred. The constr uction OF the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad has been of no
good to Victoria.
DR. Hilton aud family are among the
passengers on the Idaho this morning.
going below. The doctors mother 10
lyisg very Ill in San Francisco. and he
goes to attend her in her last hours. 1t
is not certain the doctor will return.
although he expects to after the holt
days
The gallant electors OF Islapd county
placed in nomination for School Super
intendeut two young ladies, who seem
70 have been very evenly matched as
iE IS popular preferences were con.
serned. One huodred and eighty>thres
votes were cast; Miss Mary E Coupe re-.
ce,ving SO Of them to OIL by Miss Julia
Kinney.
"Cnas Ptosch, Of Seattle" is among
the arrivals aa the St. Charles Hotel in
Portland. last sunday, reported in the
0rsgoniaa of the morning following.
This will be an interesting bit of infor-
nation to Mr.. p. who thinks that he
spent last Sunday with his fatally 10
Seattle, aud who hasn't been in Port
land for months.
The Dearborn brothers, three in
number. who purchased 80 much pro-
perty la the southern end OF town .
few mo.ths ago. and who have since
been East, arrived here Sunday night
from Lynn. Massachusetts, and will
now settle Down to stsy. They will
set to work to improve, and will put
considerable life into operations In their
part Of town.
We are indebted TO Robert G. Hill
fer the Official return If the election IN
Island county 1t will be seen therein
that Mr., Hill has been elected Probate
Judge and Auditor. He has not only
been slscted but reelected and re.elec-
ted 10 both offices hslf dozen times
over. Though bis ticket was generally
beaten in the county. and though he
had strong aud good man 10 ran
against, Mr.. Hill ran way ahead. re-
csiving the homer OF . nearly two-third
vote.
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