The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-01
Friday, July /, 1881.
Box rents are again due at the pat

Receipts OF tue IesllFki tsss evening
amounted to SI5-
A new mo made its appearance
las; light.
The comet, these clear evenings.
shines out ~ bright as sky rocket.
No finer weather than this could be
asked for the Fourth of July.
L. NJ. Starr and A. NJ. Starr have
ben visiting Wslla Wslla.
Mr. Cakes is expected 10 arrive here
this evening. and will 60 out over the
sd on Saturday.
We regret TO announce that Mrs T
Russell 10 confined TO her led by o Sc
vers spell Il sickness.
Geo A Steele becomes to,tmss,er Of
Portland today. and ] ID M-rryman
Collector Of Customs at Astoria.
Justice Coombs has moved his Office
in the rear of the Bank Exchange
building. on Washington street.
Judge Burke started for Wslla Wslls
"Wednesday night. at which place TO
deliver Fourth OF July Grafton.
Steamer Zephyr will take u? the
first batch Of Fourth of July excursion
lists today. Another lot will go up on
Messenger tomorrow.
Mrs Daniway has been trsmping
through Eastern Washington. deliver
ing lsciurs aud soliciting newspaper
subscrip ions in all the settlements.
Mr. Chase. bookkeepsr for the Coal
Co. and bis family. will 60 to San
Francisco with C,pt Simmons ON the
Great Western
The real est .te Of the town OF Col
fax is assessed this year o. $40, 600. the
improvements thereon at SOL 900. and
9th. property at 100000.
A hne quality of building sand was
struck in the ReInig-voss excavation.
which will obviste thu necessity for
hsuling the article from banks else
where.
Mr. and Mrs Primrose of Port Madi-
sou passed through town last evening
on their way to Tacoma to att md the
funeral of the mother of Mrs Prin-
rose.
The Northern Pacific Company bad
sold 10 June 18th one lot each in their
Paha, Ritzvills and Harrison townsites,
3s lots in Sprague. rs in Spoken Falls
and 229 in Cheney.
Justice T III Cam has rented the Of
flee on Washington street recently oc~
cupiei by Justice Hatch. and will here
forth be- found therein ready to attend
to any bus ness that may come before
him.
The ship Majestic Was towed up
from the barrel factory yesterday. aud
will commence taking coal today.
The Great Western took in stiffening
and will finish taking out ballast to-
day
The number OF very ordinary. and
heretofore supposed to be uniformed.
persons. who knew oil about the new
company aud its plans weeks ago. and
aren't bit surprised at recent railroad
developments. 10 legion.
The celebrated Mendelssohn Quin-
tetto Club. accompanied by Miss Marie
Nellin, charming soprano. will en-
terrain our people with one OF their
choice concerts on the evening of July
18th Mr. Clark. their advance agent.
was IN town yesterday.
Tine Josephine will take crowd oil
excursionists to Laoonasr for the Fourth
Of July. aud will leave here at noon on
Sunday for that purpose. She will
call ut oil ports on the wav. and will
no doubt have a good crowd acccmpa
ny her
The finding Of the referee-Ju ige
Jscobs--in the case OF Crawford &
Harrington against The Talbot Coal
Co.. was given to the public Yesterday.
IL WAS ia favor Of the defendants The
plaintiffs will contest IL to the end, and
the case may yet find its way into the
Supreme Court of the United States.
We are requested to again announce
that the ladies OF the Presbyterian So
ciety Of Olympia will have o refresh
mens room open for the public. on the
Fourth Of July, next door to the post
office. from an early hour until late 81
night where Q warm breakfast and q
good lunch can Re ob.ain,d ct reason.
able rates.
A member Of the University Base
Bali Club, and said TO be one Of sbe
beet players. 10 q one-armed boy. who
catches and bats In manner 10 astonish
lockers on. So good . player 10 be
that he has bean chosen TO represent
the club in the match game ct Port
Blskely on the Fourth Of July.
We have been 90 run with adver
Using Of late as to seriously encrosrt
upon the space devoted to reading
matter. We have thus been prevented
from giving Of the latter ~ much q
We like to do. should the pressure
continue We will DO compelled to en-
large our paper.
The socisble given by the young 10
dies connected with the Chapel Of Oh,
Good Shepherd, was fairly attsndet
last evening. The ice cream and straw
berries we're favored with some choic'
singing by local talent. After dsfray
Ing the expenses. . handsome it'll,
balance will be left to aid in fixing NJ
the chapel.
In Eastern Washington the wester,
Union are building their telegram
line very substantially. having shippet
great many poles of the redwooi
from California; they think these pole
viii last 80 years. probably Ave time
- long ~ pine and three times - Ions
. DR. or tamarack. They expect d
nave the line to Ritxville this weel