The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-15
Friday, July 10. 1881.

Gen X Tannatt Is returning from
an extended trip East.
Read what Mr. Montgomery has to
say in another column.
Mr. Gatzert's new team makes q fine
appearance before hi. family baroucbe
in Dolph is COW Vice President Of
the q r & n Co. in place Of T F.
Cakes.
One hundred and thirty eight tons
Of freight came to our people on the
Ouzab1.
Our thanks are due to Purser Ben.
nett of the Oriziba, for late San Fran
cisco papers.
The Orizaba brought here so pas
sengers, besides IL for Tacoma and 10
for Olympia.
The DR. Eollock phaeton aud pony
make quite On addition to that probes
sionsl gentleman's outfit
The steamship Willamette is receiv>
ing coal as fast as the trimmers can
stow 1t away. Her cargo is now about
half in.
The four three-masted schooners
NV building at Humboldt Bay for
casting service will cost. resdy for
ses. 500. 20.
The Coupeville school is to have
l90.pound bell TO call its pupils to-
gether. IL came on the Orizaba TO
Wald & Ca,npbell.
The burned steamer Empire has
been thoroughly repaired. and is again
in service. as per advertisement in an
other column. She will be here about
next Friday. with freight.
The WEEKLY ISTELLIaRSoER. fresh
from the press, and full Of the latest
news. makes its appearance this morn
ing. and can be obtained at the Office
of publication at 10 cents q copy.
Eddie Brooks. grandson of Mayor
Smith, who has been visiting his rela-
tives here during the pastth months,
will take his departure on the william
cite tomorrow. on tie way home TO bis
father in Colusa. California.
MrDN Hyde has sold out the ID oily
Warden Market. his slaughter house,
horses, wagon, cattle. sheep aud business
20 Messrs Evans Sc Anderson, who have
already taken possession and entered
upon the enjoyment of the trade built
up by Mr. Hyde.
The depot style Of house on Seventh
street, alongside the new Pumphrey
residence. has been purchased by II G
Graves He has men at work on II,
adding to and improving ii. and max
ing il more worthy place among the
pretty cottages lining that street.
The following persons we're present
at the reception given 1t the residence
Of Mr. aud Mrs Lewis, the other even.
ing. but their names were inadvertently
omitted fron the published list:
wIwAdIeish h wife tn Cam wife
Cape R Ballard IL bert Allen
Marion McClaire
Capt Thos A Wright. long of the
Zephyr, is at present in Arizona. and
Thos 2 Woodward. formerly with Capt
Lawson in toe Puget Sound Coast Sur
vey. is ia the Office of the Alta Cali
Joraia. Of which his father is half pro
prietor. Their wives (nee Olivia o Brien
aud Annie Spsin--hslf sisters) are both
living in San Francisco.
Mr. NJ smyths has received the con-
tract for furnishing Camp Spokan with
800 tons of wild hay at S2S per ton.
Mr. Smythe, remsrks the Times. will
make nice sun out OF H. Well. he
ought to at such . rate. Why. he
can almost afford to buy his hay on Pu-
get Sound and ship it around Wouldn't
our White river farmers like such
contract. thought
Rev Edward Davis. for the last two
yearsin charge of the Episcopal Church
ut Port Townsend. went up the Sound
yesterday, en- route for Shoalwater
Bay. where position as teacher in the
Indian school awaits him. The school
is connected with the Quinaelt Agency,
under charge OF Gen Wood. BY bis
removal. . vacancy Is created 10 the
religious field ut Port Townsend.
The Colfax Democrat thus explains
the situation. "A gentleman in the
East writes us inquiring about the
rates Of freight up and down Snake
river. Nominal rates on mp freight are
about S52 a ton. Ia reality they run
oil the way from $4s 10 $500 ton. SIS
being probSbly q fair average. On
down freights the company takes the
grain and leaves the consignor the
sacks
Mr. Hallenbeck's meetings are in
crossing in interest. A more earnest
worker never visited our city. An i'm
meLse crowd met at the hall last even
ing. The after meeting was more
largely attended than ever before.
The churches are joining in the work.
30 Tar the meetings are grand snccess.
The union services in Yesler Hall on
Sunday morning viii bring out .
large congregation. and u 10 10 be
hoped that every church will 10 we'll
represented in this revival effort 90
that occasion. Noon services today at
the Y NJ G A Hall.
A Portland exchange Is responsible
for this statement: After considerable
lull in society chit chat. we are de-
lighted TO observe such interesting
items as the busy preparation for
fnrthcoming nuptials Prom mutual
friend ye gossip is quietly informed
that Mr. w Crosby. formerly OF the
hrm OF Geo Biles & Co. shoe dealers 10
this city, 10 about IN be united 10 mar
rage to Miss Florence ostrander,
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