The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-02
The Jolly Hsrbor campers arrived


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The Jolly Hsrbor campers arrived
home yesterday.
TIE only two vessels in port will
take out well nigh six thousand tons Of
coal.
Mr. III Percivsl's card in regard to
the boat race appears in another col
umn.
home in North Seattle. However, no
fears are entertained a. to bis ultimate
recovery.
MFR Gatzert 10 having Q new sidewalk
laid along the east side Of his property
on Third stree.
A Sunday school ha, been started at
Lake Union by Rev Mr. Harrison. which
is attended by about twenty children
Steamship Willamette. Capt Meyers,
arrived from San Francisco on Sunday
afternoon after passage Of 50 hours.
Geo Frye, Richard HoIyoke. James
Stafford, James Burch and James MUIR.
ply came mp on the Willamette -
passengers.
Capt Beecher. mentioned elsewhere
a. having assumed command Of the
steamer Annie Stewart. is ssid To- be .
son Of Rev Henry Ward Beecber.
Nearly ell the vegetables used ct
Olympia are supplied By two Chins-
men. one of whom tills email tract 1T
Nisqually and the other O few acres al
Priests Point.
MIN o Harper. an old resident Of
Goldendsle. aid member of the last
Legislature. has removed to California,
and become resident of Santa Rosa,
oonoma county
A party of eighteen persons went TO
Port Madison from Port Blakely on
Saturday evening last. To attend Ma
sonic gathering. 1t is reported as hav.
ing been pleasant affair.
In the way of duties $44. sos 20 were
collected at Victoria during the month
of:July, 1881. or 1889. 20 more than in
July. 1880 A pretty heavy tax for Q
small city like Victoria to pay
DIR Lindsey, X X Warren, 8 P Lee.
WIN Wadbsms. Mrs Wsdhsms, Mrs
George Stowell and Miss Beulab Lee
were elected delegates from the Pres
by terrain Church Of Portland t. the
Sunday School Convection in this city
next week.
Mrs Reynolds has been engaged by
General Milroy ~ one of the employees
Of the Chehalis Reservation. An addi-
tional teacher. Mrs Mccoy. has been
employed for the Puyailup Reservation,
and Mrs G Frazier has been employed
az seamstress for the same rsser walton.
That wheat will grow on these fir
lands is evident from q small bundle
Of talks brought 70 our Office yester-
day. They are tall and fine looking.
and might well be taken for the prod>
not of Eastern Washington. They
were grown In Second street yard.
without care or attention. The stalks
stand over five feet high.
On Saturday last. Mr. Cantsb Will
liams sold two acres of land near the
brick yard. Saanich road, to Mr. j
Coughlau for $1,000. About ten years
ago MIR Williams purchased the land
for $50 an acre; 80 his investment has
proved highly remunerative. Mr.
! Coughlan intends &c start = brickysrd
on bis new acquisition. Victoria Stan>
ddrd.
Arrangements are nearly completed
at Ottawa for the carriage Of q daily
mail between Victoria aud the Puget
Sound ports. As soon az tire steamer
North Pacific. now repairing in this
harbor. has been placed in complete
order, the new service will begin. Mr.
Bullepe. the inspector Of boilers. came
over to inspect the North Pacific.
The daily mail will prove great boon.
Colonist.
Treen & Raymond, s Baxter & Co.
John Macleay, p Turpin. j Schram &
Co, FW Wusthoff, Ii E Levy, s q
Benedict s. Go. Renton, Holmes g. Co.
l. p Smith & Son, Kelly 4 Young. q
l. Mitchell. Kellogg & Snyder. d Hor.
tor & Co. T Lyle. Clothier q English,
Wa9dell & Miles. q III Smith. Robsrt
Frost. j NJ Castle. ID A Jennings, G G
Maynard. Wsld & Campbell, w Fam
min, r u Gill. L Reinig, Joseph Bartz.
James Smith, j F Mcdonald. N r
Maddocks. Kellogg g. Anderson. N
Portmsn, L Wolf. Schwabacher Bros
4 Co. Harrington 8 Smith. Chilberg
Bros. Plunmer Bros, L s Rowe. @ p
Stone & Co. N Bigelow 4 Co. Seattle
Lamber 4 Com mercial Co. A ] Whip.
pie. Sam Hing 4 Co. Quong Tai Kee.
Gross Bros, and @ & p s r II Co. were
the consignees Of the freight received
here by the steamship Willamette.