The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-28

Ship Sumatfa Will take raiifoad ties
from San Francisco TO Guaymas for her
pext cargo.
The u s revenue cutter Oliver Vol
eott bss been in the hsrbor during the
past two days.
The Nellie h.s been thoroughly re.
haired, and yesterday started of 90
business again.
The Dakota brought up $4,000 more
of Canadian silver, for circulation 10
British Columbia.
The funeral Of james Murray took
place yesterday. being we'll attended
by friends Of the family.
TIE bark Annie, new on the way from
Hsoolulu to Puget Soand. Is chartered
TO load lumber At Sesbeck for Quay
mse.
Il 10 reported that Onderdo b & Co
are | okine for lndisas. ~ employ 10
building the Canadian Pacific Railroad
ia place of Chinsre.
w H Campbell. of Baker City. and
Miss Georgia A Rundeil. Of Union.
both deaf mutes. we're married near the
latter place few days ago.
Mr. Maddocks. the dsuggist. WAS
taken violently i'll last evening, l,ecessi.
tsting the cali Of q physician. and con.
sidersbly alarming his many friends.
Ia the city OF San Francisco are sew
ersl sash aud blind manufactures which
employ 2i00 men. turning out annually
IS. 0O0. 600 wor,h Of manufactured ar.
ticles.
The Supreme Court Of the Territory
adjourned its annual session st the
Capital last Saturday. aud the lawyers
and Judges have since gone 70 their
several homes.
Mr. Hess found a.box containing teas
and fsvoring extracts on Front street.
last Monday. which the loser Can re-
cover by calling for ut his house. prov
ing property and paying charges.
The steamer Colfsx arrived from
Beabeck yesterday. bringing Mrs Hol-
yoke and family. who came over to
meet Mr. Holyoke, who has been alb
sent 10 San Franciscl. for some weeks.
The money receipts OF Whitman
county were $l3. 1921 last year, aud
the disbursements Si6.79i.26. On the
let lost $7S3,7l were in the Treasury.
while the county was in debt $43S2 IL.
J P True, of Jackson. Oregon. has
ten acres OF grain: that will compare
favorably with the best anywhere. He
estimates that il will yield At least TO
bushels to the acre. FROM one head Of
wheat alone be got s8 kernels.
A fall OF rsin last evening had the
eHec, If laying the dust on our streets.
for which all pedestrians will be duly
thankful. and it also, TO the Joy OF
steam boatmen. extinguished the fires
and caused the disappearance OF the
smoke.
Mr. j q Nixon has bought Tommy
Clsnoy's interest in the Grotto cigar
stand, aud will hereafter conduct it.
Tommy will 60 into the saloon busi-
ness at the Bank Exchange with his
brother Charley.
The three american Merino bucks
purchased in California by Jay Beach
aud John Smart, of Lake county. Ore
gon. last tall, sheared 621< pounds OF
wool recently. Ordinary care was given
them. and their feeces were OF less than
years growth.
An tout" was made by .he compost.
tor in the item published yesterday
about the new fire company. II should
have read that s ID Crockett was elected
President and J J Post Secretary. in.
stead of which he made Mr. Post
Apresident, aud entirely omitted DIR
Crockett aud the position Of secretary.
The mail is now carried from Mount
Vernon to Ruby Greek once . week.
partly by canoe and partly over rough
haile The compensation 10 $500 per
annnm. Report has it that q semi
weekly service will be established TO
the once OF Lyman. aud that from
thsre on the mail will be carried a. 1t
present.
In San Francisco are So boot and
shoe factories, employing 1880 work
men and turning out annually tl.50S,.
600 worth of footwear. la the manu-.
factnre OF harnesses there are employed
$50 men. whose work il valued 81
81 600 600. The IS tanneries employ
$50 men aud produce leather valued as
81 .932. 00O.
The REQ ut fires on DR. Glenn's ranch |
In Coluss county. Californis. burned |
over four miles and destroyed 5000 |
acres Of grain. four miles of fence, six |
head of mules. one header and cigh. !,
team wagons. II was started by some !
small boys who kindled fire In an old !
stove that STOOL outside OF IN unoccu-
pied cabin.
Mr. Lou E Beach. with whose lsttsrs
over the name Of 'vox'--oar readers
have been familiar during the past two
years. 10 spending few days In Seat
tie. Mr. Beach has been in tho Skagit
mining country for several years. hunt
ting gold. iron. coal and other miner
els. and. We ara pleased to say. not
without considerable succees.
On Sunday last the twa year old
child of Mr. Hubbard. 1t Prairie City.
Oregon. suddenly disappeared and couid
not b found. The whole nsighboshood
turned out to assist the nearly frantic
parents in searching for the lost one,
but not until Tuesday we're their efnrts
crowned with success. when tho body OF
the little one was found in the John
Day. mile below town. Il seems he
fell into ditch that runs close By the
house and was thus swept out into the
river and drowned.