The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-20
Wednesday, July 90. 1881.
Daring the past year 701. 49s bales Of

Daring the past year 701 .49s bales OF
hay were received at San Francisco
from ell sources of supply.
The steamship City of Toxic made
the run from San Francisco To- Yoko-
hama in II days. hours and IS min
utes,
As her next cargo the barksntine
Catherine Sudden will take lumber
from Port Discovery to the Hawaiian
Islands.
There's good deal Of truth in the
remark we hear made SO often these
busy days, that "SeattIs is a good deal
of Q city now"
Il seems TO be generally conceded
now that there will be no railroad bull,
10 Western Washington this year.
This is to be regretted.
Mr. ID Horton will take up the work
laid down by Dir Hsllenbeck. and will
conduct a series OF religious meetings,
aidid by the clergy Of the town.
Capt g w Swantou and wife. who
were married in this city last Sunday
will sail from Port Gamble for Homo
lulu this week, ON tue bark Camden.
Walls WalIa has bad three postmas-
trrs in less than one year. Mr. vaw-
ter. Capt utnsm and MIR Slime. TIE
Office appears to be an undesirable
one.
Philip Ritz, Esq. the we'll known
nurseryman. fruit raiser. railroad con-
ira tor and pubIic-spirited citizen OF
Eastern Washington. arrived In this
city last evening.
III h Levy. the proprietor Of the Bs
xsr. VII has been In Victoria for some
time past. has returned. and will de-
vote his time ~ his interests here for
some time To come.
Capt Is johnson. who had a mild at.
tack of smallpox, fully recovered from
tie disease some two weeks ago, and
was discharged, since which time the
pest house has been vacant.
California authorities place the stock
OF wheat on hand remaining over from
last years crop ut zoo, 900 tons. aud the
new crap is estimated ut 500. 900 tous,
making in all 500. 900 tons.
President Anderson has returned
from his trip into Oregon aud Eastern
Washington. and gives ample evidence
OF mental and physical refresbnient
therefrom. He was gone just one
month.
The Numerous carriage own srs could
very we'll afford 10 pay handsomely
towards the further wetting OF the
streets. Beyond the sprinki-d district
there isnt much pleasure ia drying
nowadays.
The man who makes these poor lead
pencils is responsible for heap Of
profanity. while tho penitentiary is
none too good home for him for the
gross swindie involved in the sale OF
bis worthless wares.
Three sixteenths of the barkentine
Catherine Sudden. 1851 tons. have been
sold tor $6000. The purchasers being
JC Eschen, one eighth; j W.rnock,
one.thifty>second. and Smith. Que
thirty second; oil Of San Francisco
The barkentine Marion. 366 tons was
sold ut public auction at the Mer-
chants Exchange yesterday for 1880
Cutie was the purchaser. Ii IL eur
realty reported that shs is going iuto
the Sandwich Islands trade. - Alta
Marshal Crossman. of The Dalles,
had hard case in jug" who wouldn't
work, but played sick. WELL" said
the Marshal, it you are sick you
must try DIR Tanners remedy" aud so
he gave him nothing to eat The sec
ond day the prisoner ss,i he was we'll
and went to work as though he had
mover been ailing ut all.
The next to come will be the Leytter
Opera Troupe, who will open in Port
land on Monday night next. The
troupe consists Of twenty persons. near
ly oil of whom are strangers here. A
daughter Of Mr. Schultz. who was here
with the Big Four Minstrel Troupe and
who will DO remembered rs singing
Pretty as picture go acceptably. will
take the part OF Prince Paul IN the
Grand Duchess.
Capt A NJ Simpson has arranged
H'tu capt Flayei OF Astoria Tor large
aud powerful tug for the Columbia
river bar. The new tug will be i,nme>
diately built at Coos Bay. and will he
provided with engines and boilers
which will give her power equal TO
any two tugs at present on the bar.
He will leave the Fearless ut Astoria
until the completion Of tho new ting.
And will place the tug Sol Thomas in
The trade at Coos Bay.
Just before going on board the boat
yesterday. Mr. Halienbeck was present.
% with purse containing something
over one hundred dollars. Daring his
MAY here no hat was passed or no col,
lection was taken mp. but some of the
christian people felt that be should not
give his tune aud talents for nothing.
nni quietly raised amoag themselves
the snug sum mentioned sboAe and
Presented it 10 him. The good wishes
ofmsny Of our citizens will accompany
NJ IL wherever he may 60.