The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-29
Ttere are 80 school districts ia Spo.

Trere ere 80 school districts ia Spo.
kan county.
The contrac. for building q Catholic
church ct Sprague has been let.
The North Pacific Coat for July. now
tso weeks overdue, has not yet been
received.
Capt Stoddard was CALLED 10 Portland
on business and returned last evening.
been anchored in our hsrbor.
Yesler's Hall 10 being considerably
improved on the inside, aud fitted
more thoroughly for competition with
the newer halls Of the city. It's back
seats are beirg put upon q new plan.
The temporary bridge across Spoksn
river, nine miles east of the Palis. will
be somewhat airy, sixty feet from the
surface Of the water IN the raft, aed
seventy s7e feet from the bed of the
river. The span will he one hundred
aud eighty feet.
Judge Lewis has been having lis
Office remodsled. Instead OF two
rooms on the front. he will in future
have but one. aud in addition ta that
one will have anpth, room back They
will he put In good shape and made
thoroughly comfortable. He will 70
m sin In the Butler building.
Henry Miller. son of A 8 Miller. and
Eddie Harmon. son Of Mrs L @ Har-
mon, leave on the Dakota this morning
for Santa Clara. there TO rs-enter col
lege. Geo II Whitworth will leave for
Berkeley, to re enter the University of
California, and Miss l. title Harmon
will leave for San jose. to enter the
Catholic school of Notre Dame.
Jack Levy has recsived word from
Manager Steckhaui that the Lester
Epglish Opera Company will visit Be-
attic, and play here two nights. about
fortnight hence. There are twenty
performers in the troupe. and II is said
10 be talented and fine. Chss Schultz.
the advance agent. will arrive next
week.
The WEEKLY IsTELLr9ENoER, con-
taining many historical and descrip-
tive articles concerning the country,
besides telegrsphic and local matter.
editorials, miscellany, etc. CON-
bining to make il o valuable number
for sending East will be issued from
the press this morning. and csn be Oh.
tanned ut the office Of publication at
10 cents copy.
The last issue of Frank Leslie's Iiiss.
trated Weekly contains half page pic"
tnre Of sergeant Densmore. Of the
White House Police, receiving visitors
10 the Grand Portico." Sergeant Dens.
more 10 brother of City Councilman
Densmore. q the Third Ward. Seat
tie. They entered the army together
o volunteers. At the close OF the war
our Councilman resigned, but his
brother remained. and:for four years
has had charge Of the soldiers abont
the White House at Washington.
A correspondent of the Cheney Trio
une writing from Spring valley says:
On Sunday. the 10Th ult. while Mr. aud
Mrs Hartley we're at breakfast, by
some mishap tina coffes"pot was ever
turned. from the stove. the contents
splitting upon their little babe. Sleep
log ia tho cradle. unfortunately too
near. scalding the infant terribly. DIR
Mcleod. OF Spanals. was called and did
ell that medical aid could do. but with
Out avail. 1t fingered on until aext
morning ut two O'Clock. when death
claimed it for Its own.
On the occasion Of DR. Morgan taking
the Third Degree. last Wednesday
night. banquet was given at the Balm
bridge Hotel in Port Blakely. by mem
bars Of Renton Lodge of Masons. 1t
was fine affair, and was joined in by
. numerous company of Masons from
Port Madison, who chartered the
steamer Cello for the purpose Of TAX
ing them to and from BIakely. The
members Of Kane Lodge, At Port Mad
ison, will give . return banquet In the
hotel Of their town on Saturday night
next, which the brethren OF Port
Blaksly will {, expected to attend in
force,