The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-03


morning.
The box sheet for the Esther Cantats
has been exposed at Jack Levys, and
those wanting seats will do the proper
thing to move for them without delay.
The new stern wheel streamer Lille
is not only it, running order DOW. bat
running as we'll. and has entered upon
the towing and carrying trade of the
port.
The damaged machinery Of q four
mill. burned down at Dayton, in the
Willsmetts Valley. has been brought
over here and placed on Yesler's
wharf.
Mr. vergon has sold bis saloon on
Mill street aud gone into temporary
business retirement. He won't stay
there very long tn ugh. we'd be will
ing TO wager.
The tug s l. Mastick ys-sed her sn.
nual inspections last Monday. aud was
duly pronounced by Messrs Morgs.
and Buliens good for the work OF .n-
other twelve moGtbs.
A patent has o-en i,saei TO j J
Burke. Of Walla Walls. for . Litching
Sears. of GoIdendaIe, for . saddle girtb
fastening aud harness buckle
The bark Lizzie Williams arrived
yesterday, and carried the capacity OF
the coal carrying feet Import up to
seven thousand tots. or enough 70 keep
the mine going until the middle of
the month.
Ira X Brown. kpowE here during the
Skagit mining excitement as bsDjoist
and minstrel, and commonly called
Dick Brown, has married st. Louis
girl worth, it is said. couple OF mil
lion dollars. since he left here year or
20 ago.
the ship War Hawk having sailed for
San Francisco on Monday. and the
bark Oregon for Coquimbo on Tues
day. The schooner Claus Spreckels,
loading for Honolulu, is the lone vessel
in port.
Says the WalIa Walls Waterman. Il
A Chilberg aud family left last Wed
nesday for their old home. New Taco
ma. w. T. 1t seem luck was against
that man. He came here about two
years ago with $1,000 and left almost
dead broke. and q good man too.
Col w Miner Roberts. a civil engi-
neer of note, some years ago Chief Ed
gineer Of the Northern Pacific railroad.
died at Rio Jsneiro on the 14tb Of
Jolly At the time of his death he held
the position Of Chief Engineer under
the Emperor of Brazil. at o salary Of
$20000.
One OF the urgent demands of coi.-
MERGE at this point is for Ship
pingC Commissioner Expense and sns
noyance untold would be saved by the
location here of such 80 officer. Why
not invest the local Inspector Of Gus.
toms with the power necessary to dis
charge the duties OF the Office?
Haines 81 Lowell. owners OF the new
grist mill ct Victoria, Il @. secured the
services OF Mr. w K Jones. of the Bluff
Flour Mills Of this chy. to set up the
machinery and put their mill 10 run
Mug order. The Colonist OF q recent
date spoke 10 very complimentary
manner OF the way in which Mr. Jones
did his work.
A man named Cooper. whose family
and home are in this city. but who has
been second engineer on the s l. Mas
tick. sustained painful accident at
Port Discovery last Mondsy night. In
stepping aboard bis steamer he fell.
aud broke his right shoulder. Hs was
brought here yesterday for surgical
treatment and care.
The Mirror OF Ireland panorama was
enjoyed last evening by COED crowd
of people. who were delighted with the
play aud singing accompanying The
latter was entirely different from that
Of the night before, and the audiences
Was kept ia the best VI humor to the
end. The last entertainment will BE-
given tonight. when another full
change Of programme win be given.
= Al Benson, for several years steward
on the Sound steamers, clerk in the New
England Hotel. &c returned les. even
ing after an absense Of nearly two years.
He has been over ON ths Columbia
since. about The Dalles principally. and
latterly and ut present in the employ
efths O r q N Co. ss timber inspec.
tor. He will make short stay only,
leaving for the middle Columbia be-
fore the end of the week.
The Sunday School Convsntiou Of
Oregon and Washington will assemble
in the PresbyteriAn Church of Seattle
at 10 o'clock tomorrow Thursday FORE
noon. The Executive Co,amittse have
made every effort aud arrangement
necessary for the holding OF tho.
roughly pleasant and profitable session.
II 10 supposed that . hundrsd dele
gates from abroad will DO here % this
interesting occasion.
81 r Mann, OF Hutchinson & Mann.
the San Francisco insurance agents, 10
spending . short time in this city. CO.
conpan,ed BY his wife and two young
ladies. Hs Ass inss made. ~ required
by the Oregon law. three dsposits Of
$50. 100 each 10 the 6tsts Treasury at
Salem, BY virtae Of which cot three
companies represented BY Hu.chinson
a Mann - general agents for the coast
are authorised TO do Insurance business
il the Webfoot State.
II About 400 tons Of wheat ere shipped
daily from Walla Walla 10 Portland.
] OF this n @ Moore q Co. are shippisg
$50 tons per day. DR. Blalock. 80 tons.