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

Its aOt " time we bcaru sCf1etninS
hsre.bout Of moo liz ht excursions on
the bay.
Washington Terri DRY produce 1852
mounds OF tobacco IN 1870 and 1912
pounds in 1880.
To T b Roster. Of Da, ton. w. T..
has been given patent for Q tanning
mill invented by him.
Gov Newell has removed the Terri
torial Executive Office into the Terrific
risl Capitol building.
The sailing of the Willamette, from
Portland for Seattle. has been post
ponsd from the 3th TO the Sth.
Capt Gstter is now sailing the bark
Arkwright. for Pape Il Talbot. When
here last he was Oh the Ataianta
CP Ferry, sdjuster Of losses aud in.
sursnce ag-at, st Portland. was here
yesterday, on short business visit.
Benjamin Cornelius, who was shot in
Portland the other day by his ex-son-
in Law, Powers. died on Tuesday Last.
Mrs X Fl Howard. of Olympia. Is
said to be in q fair way TO recover from
the stroke of paralysis received last
week.
Ship Ericsson will get f5 los per
thousand feet for taking her next cargo
of lumber from Burrard Iulet-to
Shanghai.
The Ewart House. Collar, changed
hands, and Mr. w Fl Livingstone is now
owner, having paid between $4,000 and
$1,000 for the house.
A special tax has been voted to build
s:hoolhouss in Colfax. Twenty seven
votes were C ,st and toe tax carried By
fifteen votes. 1t will coat $l5On.
Capt Robinson, long OF the bark
Camden. is to take command OF the new
bark Klikitat. which will 90 into the
Port Gamble aud Honolulu trade.
At recent school examination in
Dayton, w. r. Miss Eunice Higgins
took three fret prizes-one each for
French. scholarship aud good deport-
meut.
The Dakota was delayed dozen
hours or ~ coming up by g small break
In her machinery. and she was also
delayed at Victoria by the discharge of
an mus all, heavy freight.
Honey Lake. Lassen Co. Cal. is 20
miles long and 10 miles wide. bat it is
no more than 10 feet deep ia the deep
est part. 1t is full OF fish, but there is
not . boat Of any description on the
lake.
Mrs Smith. wife Of Capt Henry Smith
Of the Buirard Inlet steaIns. Eta w hite,
is spending few days among old
friends in this city. where she formerly
dwelt. She Is ct the house Of Mrs A
s Miller.
p b Cornwall. who has just sold the
steamer Califo. mia to the Pacific Coast
Company. has contracted with BOOZE.
the San Francisco shipbuilder, for a
9O0.ton steamer. to engage in his Geo.
Bay coal trade.
Levi Davis Of Forestville. Souoma
county. Cal, has sold over 800 worth
OF carp from HE ponds this year. aud
has 20. 600 large aud small fish remain
ing. The ponds cover less than an
acre Of ground.
A company Of surveyors cAmped near
Yakima City. learning that q family
near by were in destitute circumstances
raised $40 among themselves without
any fuss about IL aud presented it to the
distressed people.
The American bark w II Besse has
been chartered to load lumber at Taco
ana for Australia. to carry coal from
Australia to China. and 10 carry q load
ofChinese passengers from Hongkong
to Portland; rates private.
Gov Newell will deliver public adj
dress at Port Townsend, on the 10th
inst. upon odd Fellowship bv invita-
tion of Mt Baker Lodge No 0. A pub.
lie installation of the officers elect will
take place at the same time.
One day last week Miss Mary Dun
ming. living in the country back Of
Olympia. was preparing to go to town.
Her foot was on the hub, when dog
frightened the horses, and the wheel 10
some manner broke the leg Of the
young lady. She will be laid up for .
long time.
W Ackersou, VII, returned on the
Dakota. accompanied by his wife and
two daughters. will 60 to his farm in
the Puyallup. for time. lie 10 yet
undetermined as 10 the future, whether
TO relocate on the Sound or 60 else
where, or whether. 10 Renter active
business or not.
Capt John T Conpick. long Of the
steamer Colfax. and later Of the Taco
ma aud Richard Fol oke. returned from
California on the Dakota, with his wife
and baby. Capt has been ct San
Francisco for three years past. and be
is not % veil AID strong by good
deal ~ when he went there.
An enterprising little Norwegian
girl. Of ouly 6 years. left home on Sun-
day afternoon. 10 be gone on little
walk and visit for an hour or two. H.
stead OF doing this abe got down on
Yesler's wharf. stepped aboard the
Zephyr. and went on to Olympia With
the sxcursionists. Her parents had no
idea where she was until Tuesday.
snd we're in great distress on account
Of the little traveller. They enlisted
friends 10 the search. and every effort
possible to ind her vAs made. bat
without avail until the coming Of .
lady on the Messenger who knew the
child and who had seen and spoken 20
her In Olympia. The little girl did
v,t suffer during her absence. She IL
again II home. and 10 hkoly to remain
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