The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-29

De launched on tue An OIL July.
The lengtheniug out OF The Coos Bay
coal carrying steamer Arcata increaY
her capacity $50 tons.
Capt Markham, OF the British royal
navy. and commander Of the flagship
Triumph. spent Sunday in this city.
OF Cosper. Esq, Of Laconnsr. 10 In
this city. on business. He will remain
un,n the going out Of Thursdays boat.
Are The preparations complets for
the celebration Of our National holiday!
Less than . week Of time yet remains
for their making.
4 letter postmarkei "Snoqnsimie.
May 81" arrived in Seattle June 28th
being feur weeks in coming. or q.
the rate of about mile day.
A piece of land containing about 10
acres. near Milton, was sold at Sheriff.
sale yesterday. aud was bid in by Jno.
Leary, Esq.
There will be q prsc.ic. drill of the
fire company this evening. The little
steam engine will throw water from
the Chsrry street tank.
AT Tullis. u Lewis county. hes
shipped over 400 head OF cattle over the
n. r II. r. and o s N. Co. line TO
Portland and Astoria during the last
few months
The steamer Messenger will not leave
foT up Sound unti. 12T o'clock today.
~ shc will be necessarily detained here
unti! that hour Passengers will do
well To bear this in mind.
At the Republican primaries in this
city. the other night. just 300 votes
were cast. Jud ring by the past this
Sndicatcs q total Republican vote 1T not
les. than 700 IN this election precinct.
&c Eyersham is fitting up the large
building north Of Jennings's store for q
beer hsll. and will have . Zig lunch
spread Wednesday evening. on the oc-
casion Of ths opening NJ the new place.
BIZ Martin. the gsntlemanly store.
keeper at Utsslsdy, Is going over TO
Yakima. to engage in raising stsck.
Mr. M. is . very PHEASANT. worthy msn.
the loss of whom will be telt at Utss-
lady. ss 49,
The Society Ball. on Thursday night.
gives promise of being one Of the most
elegant parties of the season The ton
will be there III full force, and the e..
fair will be thoroughly dres.y. Every.
body will go. -
The weather las been Up in the
nin.iies during ths past two days.
Hot AS it has been, however. 1t is moth.
ing compared with the political heat
suffered at present by several score OF
candidates in this vicinity.
Our people are oil more or lass inter-
ested in the coming city election. which
takes place ON the 12th of July next.
Full particulars will be found as to
dates and places. by reference to the
advertisement in another column.
Theodore Wooiard has resigned his
position at the Occidental during the
hot weather. aud is back at bis old
trade. cleaning and pressing clothes.
lie went over to Blakely yesterday to
fix the boys there ready for the Fourth
If July.
The Presley terrain Sunday School Of
Olympia is to have q sort of Fourth of
July on the Sth. That day will be the
tenth anniversary of Rev II Thomp-
soa's psstorate. They will haye q big
picnic. and invite all creation to jnin
i'll with them.
During ths past two weeks. Mr
Kraus. who has been taking the census
in Ashland precinct. stopped forty i've
wagons containing emigrsnts. eli bound
for Klickitat Valley. W. T. They were
all from California. So an Oregon
paper informs us
At the recent municipal election 1t
the Dallss, ATT votes were east. j. B
Condor was elected Mayor. on vote Of
4y3. aud w Lair Hill. T Baldwin. Smith
French. Emile Schshno and George
Williams Councilmen, their votes rang
ing from $50 to $50.
The Stevens boys have the yacht Nip
and Tuck here. aud will have her
in trim for the regatta. Thus We ere
assured OF three boats that will enter
for the big prize on Monday. with
good prospect of several others showing
up in the mean time.
From court reports 1t walia Walla.
bnytou AuO SoAi8As AhWteys 0oOu ~
Co.. the agricultural unpleasant deal
ers, havs done an enormous credit bust.
ness They hal thirteen suits ia the
recent court ct Dayton. aud In tue past
year must have prosecuted nearly
hundred men. for debt.
The drive of logs down tho Yskima
river. which are intended for use on
the N p r r, has been lsb1ioas and
dangerous task. hut ID new over the
worst parts of the river. There were
Abeut 10 ,O00. 900 feet in all. II il OK
pected that the work will be completed
about July 18th. Many of the mso
engaged in the work went FROM Olym.
pia, and being experienced ss il, are
getting large wages earier.
David Williams W Jennie Williams;
Barbars e Packwood vs. Chss 4 Pack
wood. Ellen E Hill Va Oscar 4 Hill;
Claybourn Gibbs w Ella 0ibhs; Asars
r Daniels W Thos Daniels: David
Greiner W Jane Greiuer: J l. Smith W
x smith: Levina 2 Delaney w NJ
Delaney: ] N Pomeroy W NJ Poms-
roy, we're the utlss OF the divorce snits
tried at the last term Of the District
Court in the little town Of Dayton.
W.T..
Postmaster Carr has received from
the Second Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj notifications Of the establishment By
Congress Of postrosd from Seattle by