The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-26
Friday, Aug. %. 1881.

Gov Newell called upon rs yesier.
day Today be goes to Olympia.
Capt. w. FL. Taylor came over from
PortlAn J yesterday, and is now in this
city.
There scens TO be nothing certain
yet as to the Welcome goins Oh the
route to Olymyis. -
The first iron steamship ever built at
San Francisco. is now on her first voy>
age-to Ecuador.
A month at such weather as this
will rejoice the farmers ard benef,
everybody immensely.
One>quarter Of the schooner ID
Williams was sold recently TO A W Nc
Pherson. OF Sac Francisco. for $1,000.
Fred Sander and party. who have
been up the Sound for several days
past, came back on The boa' last even :
ing.
Fur copies OF the WEEKLY IsrKLLI-
oEScEa, Just from the press. call st the
Office Of publication. Prics ten cents
a copy.
Tn. steamer Politkofsky returned last
evening from Cape FIattery. whittier
she had taken tine lumber laden bark
J b Bell from Port Blskeiy.
A Packsher Of steiiscoom aRd s
Baxter of Seattle are passengers on the
State Of California, which sailed from
San Francisco on Wednesday. exc.
Chalmers Il Holmes, q Portland firm.
have taken q SO. 900 Government con-
tract 10 remove rocks from the channel
OF Columbia river below Cascades.
The Steamship Missi ssippi is advsr-
tised TO sa;I from Portland for Seattle
about the I'd Of September. She will
take freight for all Sound ports and
Victoria. 8f
Gov Newell called upon Us yestsr-
day To-day he will 60 to Pott Gam
Bile. to return tomorrow, and go on to
Olympia next Monday. The Governor
will soon make another trip into the
country east of the Cascades.
Any person wishing TO sell 2000 to
1000 acres of heavily tinibered land.
having a suitable site for q saw mill
aud shipbuilding wosld do veil TO con-
suit with Il scott, Real Estate Agent.
who is seeking Tor such lands in the
interests Of foreign capital.
Last evening Fred X Sander was the
recipient of very handsome present
in the shape Of . photograph album,
given by scme OF his young friends. the
occasion being the 9th anniversary Of
his birthday. w r Bell made . very
pleasant presentation speech on that
occasion.
The steamer Fanny Lake will leave
Yesler's wharf at 10 o'clock this after
noon for Port Gamble, having on board
a party Of Odd Fellows; their object
being to assist in the institution Of an
Encampment at that place. All camp
mem bers IN good standing are cordially
invited by the committee to attend.
The British steamer Monarch, 1922
tons register. is at Barrow. &, with rails,
we presume, for San Franc SEQ or Port
land. Or. and has been chartered from
the Pacific port TOR the Un;ted King
dom or the Continent. This is u new
departure. There is now no trade
scarcely that steamers will not enter in
TO and compete with sail.--Alta.
Rev A uowlet and wife. of Big Butte.
Jackson county. Oregon, have buried
five children who died with diphtheria
since July seth. The fifth child died
last Friday. Mr. Hewlett. after the
fourth child had died, removed to Mr.
Linkwiler's house on Antelope. hoping
the change of location might check the
ravages of the destroyer If his family.
Another barge load of iron came
down last evening, in tow Of the Vel.
come. Still another remains 10 come.
when the whole $50 tons will have ar
rived. This iron was laid last year by
the . r j. N Co. on Its new road above
Cello, and has recently been replaced
by heavier rails for rolling estock Of
standard gage. The. rails brought here
are first GLASS for narrow gage road.
Al prsvipasly annoonced.. Rev J r
De Ypre. for the last two ysars ,,astor
Of ne NJ Z Churoh IN this city. he's
be>n assigned by conference to the
charge Of the church at Nav Tacoma.
Has sacesssot hsre will De RAv w b
Harrington. new man from Chicago.
who is now supposed to be on bis war
to the Pacific Mr. DeVore 10 81 active
man. untiripg 10 zeal and devotion 60
the church, aud has done rs much to-
wards its building no during the past
quarter Of q century ss any other per-
son. or more. We wish him we'll in his
new field, where no will hold bis fret
service ON the coming Sabbath.
No. $40. or the September. 1881.
number of Hdrpsr's Magazine has come
10 hand. and 10 nov bcing read by the
eager millions ell oyer the continent.
II is safe to cay that the coming of no
publication IL looked for with more
interest than are those Of the Harpers.
aud chief among theirs 10 the peerless
Monthly Msoasiae. IL 10 difficult to
select any particular number for
especial praise. all-being 90 cnoics and
fine a. the highest priced art. the best
mechanical skill and literary ability Of
the leading order can make them. The
Harper publications are oil kept up
with the timss. aud in whstsver direc.
ton there 10 advance 10 at once awaited