The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-16
Thursday. June 16. 1881.

Cap. L u Starr Of Victoria. and Mr.
FIJI Winslow Of Port Townsend, spent
Yesterday in Seattle.
Eight O'Clock is the starting hour
this morning for the Congregational
picnic to Port Madison.
I'M Kipcaid spd John EAds were
elected Justices of the Peace at Palouse
City on the Both of May.
DrNW Lane unexpectedly dropped
in upon Us last evening. and spent
a few minutes to our edifics,ion.
10 this issue is publicly announced
the candidacy of T II Cam for Justice
of the Peace for Seattle precinct. Mr.
Cam will be elected beyond doubt.
Ex Attorney General g Fl Williams
returned to Portland on the last STRAIN
or. /. il his intention to open o Law
Office, aud make Portland his future
home.
The Revenue cutter Oliver Woloott.
after prolonged absence from our
hsrbor. put in an appearance last even.
ing and 10 now at her anchorage off the
lower saw-mill.
The "Esther" rehesrsals are better
attended every evening. On Tuesday
about forty singers were present aud
took part in the can,ata. There will
be another rehearsal this evening.
On the trail from Baker City to Spa
tn the body of a Chioamsn was recently
found, which instead of decomposing
had withered mp to such an extent that
the entire remains weighed less than 90
pounds.
Clayton Brothers are the boss sew
ing machine sellers without . doubt.
By every steamer they get large con-
s,gnmente OF machines aud between
boats they sell them at the rate OF one,
two three, or more day.
They are after Capt Bill Moore of
the Western slope, at New Westmin-
ster, for carrying more steam than al
lowed by law. Several complaints
bsve besn preferred against bin.
They SAVIOR strongly of jealousy.
The store and store business OF WIN
Munks at Fidalgo are offered for sale.
and the person who buys 10 certain to
get more than his moneys worth. tie
. fine stand in q good place. and Is
what m..y men have long looked for.
Master Henry Miller. who. with his
parents came up on the Dakota. is just
from the college at Santa Clara. CAL,
through the first year OF which he has
passed. He will return the latter part
Of next month. for the SECOND year. the
beginning of which will be on the I'd
OF August.
The steam bip Dakota. Capt Morse.
arrived at 8 o'clock yesterday morning.
from San Francisco. via Victoria aud
Port Townsend. She remained here all
day. discharging cargo, and 10 the
evening went up up the sound. She
will return tomorrow and leave for
San Francisco at IL on Saturday night.
Capt s ID Libby. who quit the Go
liah about week ago. has been re en-
gagged by his old emplo, ers. much to
their satisfaction, and. we doubt not.
to his also. Capt Libby. though bluff
and rough, 10 honest and honorable to
the core. and better man in bis line
dbtoa Walk Tue uSCk Vi uuy etcotuCf
on the waters Of the Pacific.
Capt Ankeny had two ribs broken by
the recent stage accident, says the
Jacksonville Times. but did not know
II until Informed Of the fact by his son
Henry ut Gslice creek. Although IL
years Of age. this veteran experienced
no inconvenience by reason OF the irae
ture. Th. Captain possesses an iron
constitution. and no mistake.
To those wishing TO 90 to Olympia
for the Fourth Of July, the steamer
Messenger IL now offered. She Will
lrave here sud return, as per ADVERTISE
ment elsewhere. Those going with
Capt Parker cen rely upon good treat
ment and safe and p.easan, trip. He
has been steambosting on the Sound
since 1855, or off and on over twenty
five years. and during all that time no
Passenger and no employee with him
has me. with accident. This speaks
sol,