The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-09

The steamer 10, Q, hine will be
hauled out on H.mmond's ways to-
day.
After short. cloudy. cold spell. the
weather l. ngain VAIN. sunny and
cheering.
A salno, OF 500 pounds weigh, was
captured q. tie mouth Of tie Columbia
last Monday.
A McKinnie, III !, insurance agent. IN
fitting about the county. has settled
here for day or two
Madam Rumnr has IL tina, q Wedding
or two will take place on Third street
within the next few days
The auction Of the Piukham stock
remnants will begin today; Mr. isascs.
the ASST xnee, conducting IL.
Politsness costs nothing. and that Is
one reason why so many people bestow
nothing else on their acquaintances.
The attention Of te4msiers 10 called
10 the adyerlls snent OF the Gas Com
pany. calling for bids TO furnish sand.
The "Yakie" combination will be
here today and perform tonight. The
Victoria papers crack them up in good
style.
Chief Engineer Thie.sen estimates
that the cost OF the road from Portland
10 the Dalles. SO miles. viii be about
81. 600, 900
Mrs Gen McMicken OF Olympia.
ana Mrs Samuel Coulter oil Portland.
are spending short time among
friends 10 Seattle.
Ship Otago. loading for San Diego.
and b.rkentine r. X. Ham. ioadibg
for San Francisco. are the only vessels
Ia the port Of BIaksly.
Mrs Gen McMicken Of Olympia,
spent portion of yesterday in Seat
tie She took the steamer 10 the
afternoon for Tacoma.
Read MIR ID Kaufmsn's new sdver-
tisemsnt. Hs has q large stock Of
cloth, which he wishes TO make up in
suits of the latest style.
The steamer C.,liax came from Sea.
beck yesterday. b wing on board Rich
ard Holyoke. who comes on business
connected With the mill he represents.
The Esther" rehearsals continue to
DO we'll attended; singers from all
denominations being present. and en-
tnring into tbs osntata with cdmmenda.
bile spirit
The surveying party of the N r Il X
FROM kaiama TO Portland, to the num-
bar OF about twenty. are now camping |
Ut Albina; having driven their stakes
along the route up to that point.
Tue selection Of Eiwooi Evans IT, |
crate at Portland on the Fourth II
July makes IL necessary for the Olym-
plans TO find another man TO read the
Declaration Of Independence on that
occasion.
Capt Woody Sprague. tor several
years master Of boats on the Columbia |
River, is now Captain of the Annie
Stewart Captain Clancy will remain |
ut Tacoma to look after the Company
business there.
The number of cottages going up
this year. OF cost from five hundred to
thousand dollars, Is great. and their
location il wide spread. reaching back |
To Tenth aud Twelfth streets. and two |
miles from north TO south.
A new picket fence has been built
around the Wyckoff residence. and |
new sidewalk in front. When one or
two more pisoes Of walk are put in. |
that are now lacking aud badly needed, |
Second street will he provided with the |
best line OF sidewalk Ia town,
A pair OF Cincinnati lovers quarreled.
and the man drew pistol, saying that
he intended 10 shoot the girl. She qui-
city told him that he could kiss or kill
her. and she did not care which. He
attempted to do both. first kissing her.
and then, while her arms were still
about bis neck. sending . bullet into
her head.
Yesterday morning Jadge Ferris
laid ON our table an egg IN. assuring ~
inches" remarks the New Wes.- |
munster Herald. II Judge Ferris laid |
that egg. and We would not think vi |
d.sputing our contemporary, he is q |
wonderful nan. and Mira Ferris has in !
him treasure worth preserving. No |
need OF hens in that family.
The workmen of Olympia have
invited the Victoria Lodge to partici-
pate in <he celebration of the 4th Of
July At Olympia. The latter have &C. |
cepted aud chartered the steamer Prin- |
cess llouise 10 convey them and their
friends across the Sound. She will
come over on the morning of the 50
and yafnsn nm fha u,nrntnU If thn Esl.