The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-05
Friday. Aug. 8. 1881.

Gen Nelson A Miles assumed com
msnd of the military department oi
the Columbia on the ID.
Scalp bills TO the amount Of seventy.
Eve dollars have been allowed BY the
County Commissioners during the past
week.
Col G Fl Larrabee has gone from Fort
Klamsth TO Wood river. where he will
remain few weeks and then return 70
San Francisco. Il
Capt Cbss WilIoughby. Agent In
charge Of the Neah Bay Indian Reser.
walton, is in town 90 business con INJECTED
with his position.
The Idaho brought IA passengers for
Port Townsend, 81 for Seattle. 10 for
Tacoma. 8 tor SteilacOom and 10 for
Olympia 80 all told.
George Harmon. the genial aud irrs-
pressibie, who has b. en- on the State III
California for several mon'hs pest. IL
now Purser Of the Idaho
Mr. II Mccartney has left Spokan
Pals for Pack River. where he 10 TO
meet. for consultation. Mr. Anderson.
chief engineer Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Co.
Bi-hop Paddock will conduct ser
vices 10 Trinity Church on the 7th and
14,h. and in the Good Shepherd
chapel op the afternoon OF the 18th.
and in Port Blakely on the evening OF
the 7th.
II there was any infection whatever
from the young man Davis. who died Of
smallpox at Newcastle. it must show
itself soon. for 1t has been ten days
now since he landed here and went
over the road. . W
Iii said now that the steamer Nouns
tain Queen will probably be brought
here from the Columbia river as well as
the Idaho and Welcome The Noun
tain Queen Is one OF the largest and fin
est of the company's feet of steamers.
The steamer Princess Louise went
from Victoria TO Tacoma yesterday for
$50 Cinnamon These fellows have
been working In the Columbia river
csnneries. and are now in the canneries
and on the railroad OF British Column
bia. AZ
The cigar aud tobacco announcement
Of W Montgomery in this issue should
he read and decided by all dealers In and
lovers Of the weed Mr. II deals IN these
goods more extensively than our peo-
pie are generally aware. and he sells at
very low, close rates.
Geo II Dill. the we'll known travelling
man of Croker G. Co. the San FrrBcisco
stationers, will be married in that city
on the 9th inst. his bride to be being .
Hiss laura Marshall. His wedding
invitations and cards. properly enough
for one In his line Of business. are IN
the most tasteful style pos'iole the
printers art. s
The present number Of the WEEKLY
1NTELLIGEScER is the beginning Of the
fifteenth volume. and by it is again al
forded the public an excellent opror-
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IS per aDnnm. for the largest. best and
most generously patronized weekly
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Capt Jocelyn. 2lst infantry, has
been ordered to make recon-
noisance of the coast between Port
Townsend aud Cape flattery. w.
T.. with view to the establishment OF
9 military road aud telegraph line be-
tween those points. The revenue cut
ter Wolcott has been placed at the dis
posal Of the department commander for
that purpose.
The Common Couacil Of the city Of
Portland has declared the vote cast for
d p Thompson and Joseph Simon for
Mayor. in June last. O tie. each having
received 1883 ballots. and il has fur.
shsr declared ID P Thompson Mayor by
rsason OF his previous election aud the
provision Of law which continues him
in Office until his successor IL elected
and qualified.
The shelves are being put in the mid
die room Of the Drew block for the new
store Of the Seattle Cooperative Society,
Of which Geo 4 Frye will be in charge.
The first instsllmsnt OF goods came on
the Idaho. and another lot will follow
on the next boat. The store will be
opened to trade next week. Its stock
will be Of tho mixed character, COM
pr lang dry goods. boots and shoes And
hardware ~ well - groceries aud pro
visions.
w N Talbot of San Francisco. head
OF the great house Of Pope 4 Talbot.
accompanied by his son Fred. by his
brother Capt Fred Talbot OF New York.
by Cyrus Walker of Port Gamble. and
by couple Of young lady relations.
were here yesterday. They took good
look 1t the town and its surroundings.
and they were most favorably impress.
I'D. Ia the evening they lsfs for TACO
ma on the steamer Yakima, intending
to 60 to Portland today on the way TO
their San Francisco aud New York
homes.
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EsruER.--A large and fashionable
audiences greeted the first performances