Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-01
DAILY Observation-Disclosures.
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Gibson. Church d Co. are buying oats
at L conner at 20 ton.
The steamship Willamette will com
msnce loading coal k0nday morning.
The town will be in state Of rebel
lion il sidewalks are not soon laid on
the improved streets.
The steamship Umatilla has jast
brought mp the coast car1o for Fort
land, principally combustibles.
tits claimed that ON her trip mp the
Sound yesterday, tho steamer Washing
ton ran at the rate Of Is miles per hour.
w. Montgomery, the ommsrcial
street tObaCconist, has something of IN
terest TO say TO the retail trade this
morning.
The telegraph was down near Rose-
burg all day yesterday, as well rs part
of the day before. Hence. our lack OF
dispatches.
The opening of tho White House has
been necessarily postponed until Mon
day evening, October I'd, and It will be
worth seeing.
]. Schram d Co. have been appointed
agents for the Hall Safe and Lock Com
pany. Their advertiser snt will appear
in our next issue.
C. N. Anderson, who has Just returned
from the SnOqualmie Pass, reports that
an inch and half of SNOW fell On the
summit last "Wednesday.
Col. ]. E. Toartslotte, OF Gen. Sher-
mans staff, came up on the Last Dan
Francisco steamer, and will join the
Marquis Of Lorns party this week.
90. Denney, after a years residence
IN San Francisco, has returned. He ex-
presses himself much surprised At tho
growth of seattle during hrs absence.
The hop-piokinR season must be draw
ing to a close. judging froui the number
of indians returning from the FIELDS,
who throng the streets with well hiied
pufses.
g. w. Bullene will soon remove his
family from Port Madison ~ Tacoma,
where no holds a lucrative pOs,tion AZ
chief engineer Of the mammoth lumber
mill located thers.
Stephen Hodgden, for thirty-one
years Ut ThurstOn county, died sept.
10Th, aged u years and months. las
home was at femme, and Was one OF
the finest faIms Ia the Territory.
Tners WAS youag IN III Ia rulalip
Wac fooled VITA 3 .u1is VITA n.s s.tii Hp-
lie VA 40 soI IA shs eye,
And kuo ;ksi ~ 30 nlgu
Thut Land. I'll a % ri .sRn AT RnyaIlnn-
Lathing Il - bsea completed Oh ths
first story Ut tue Boyd X P,ucla brl,x
buiidlnx, aud ri .stsring Ia we'll uadcr
way. A. tho slrIoturo nsars obnpio-
ton, it presents q very handsome ap-
p6ArAnco.
Victor rreyitt, one of tho best Known
Of Oregon pi Ineers. was III srrIsL Al Van
cYover On IN, 23Ad. to Mrs. NJ. W. Iu-
lsr. They wore buta Of The Dalies, and
both arc I'D enough, sureiy, - marry
without clipping.
Nitcasil IL g.adaally gaining gro nd
In tue Oregon Legislature, naviii1, az
last ACC saiits, ~ vuto,, And 'sniy ,cklu2
fur W 90 Ut .Iu uloctisbn. II has ffIoilus
stick 10 hiin, aud tue BARI nuid, out.
he will c,rtAlnly bo the next osba.or
from oregon.
Comnittinx M .yistrate Cam IN ,kss
q god sapx.ns foe oeptenDer. he
holds y rooslpt froD trs .aur,r Low
fii,es l.np ,sed ny him aud p,ia Into tno
CITY tre .sury. rai4, he dsii ,ros, II big
ger .yinsnt tn .n ever before made Oy
any al * issrate IN a single month.
Seven vessels carried 0,rsoes Ut lum-
bcr Oln BurfArt Inlet, Is. o., during
the month, bot xeen Aug. I'D and Sept.
I'D, to foreign ports, agRre9ating about
3,60U.O00 fest, and valued at $51,D7
Four Q srg0e4 wars from MNIdyviilS and
three from Hastings, aud their dustins-
tiuns included China, Austi ala aud Ia
hit,.
The frame for tho mammoth ware
house ON the u sg0n Improvement Com
pAny's new VIII .rf is partially up, and
will b. pushed ahead 10 completion M
sposdily NJ po sibls. 1t IL Expected that
within inOuth tho ne wharf will tn
the general landing pl VOC for all the
steamers controlled BY the Willard CON-
binatlun.
The Alto Gays: Washington Terri
tory will no doubt b. State within
two years, aud W agree with Gov. New
oil when he said that Seattle NJ bound
to 30 one Of the great mxrts Ut tho
world. Through her must circulate IN
the not Tar dis ant day large prupor-
tiOn Ut the vast wealth Of that great
couutry 70 tho nUrth-Alaska-fr0ln
whence the wealth Ut the world must
yet Como"
The steamer Washington did her first
mail service On Puget sound yesterday.
bhs met tos City Of Qaincy AZ Uss;slady,
aud there received tho letters. mails and
Passengers. The City Of Quincy came
ON Khsad. and the Washington followed
two hours after. The QUINCY u u pretty
fair traveller, bat the washington soon
gave proof that she Ii better one, for
on the nifty mile run she overcame the
two hours disadvantage and got into her
dock Aftesu minutes ahead.
Report has IL that the fine large stern.
wheel steamer Mountain Queen In TO be
brought around from the Columbia dur
Ing the coming week, by the U. II. d N.
Co., and put On the route 70 Olympia ia
place Of the Idaho. The Mountain
Queen 10 one-half larger than the Idaho
and Ono-Quarter faster. She will make
the round trip to and from Olympia in
nyinR time, aud Ia manner u give pas
eenGers the utmost aatisfa :tivn. tn.
Idaho, We understand, will be used on
the routes from this city 20 the north,
carrying grain, ete.
Messrs. Rothschild 4 Co., the ship
ping aud commission merchants Ut Port
Townsend, report that thirteen sail yes
ss's engaged In the foreign trade ar
rive IN the sound during the mouth of
Septembcr. aud ten sailed. Among she
latter were two wheat carriers, with car
goes comprising 1O3 ,33y sacks, valued 1T
$N9,OO0; and eight lumoer carriers.
WITH Strxoes aggrs1 .tiay about 4.OO,-
00l fest, valued ut $TU0s. The dssti-
nation Ut thsse ten vsSSsls includes the
Hawaiian Islsnds. Fiji islands, Aus
traliA, Chill. Peru and Europe. Those
err,virg oAme from Australit, Mexico,
Chill, Hawaiian Islands, New Zsaiand
and Shsehxi.
CoAL S0lPMENTn.