Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10
DAnl POST IHfBLLIaEHCER.


Ths Dakota sails for San Francisco
st / o'clock today.
Clarence Hanford and bride returned
from their tour to Portland last even
ing.
The Dakota viii take, among other
freight, 207 bales Of hops, valnsd ss
over 81, 900.
+. @. Evsraham's aloon at Tacoma
took 6rs last evening. and sams nsaf
bstng Destroyed
Ths ship Bullion, nov at Taooma. =
chartered 70 load coal a$ DspA1sos
hay foe Asapuleo.
Three rooms, Of Q cottage OF foo!
rooms, a the case may b. are vsnsso
b. an advertiser.
We call attention of buyers for holi-
dav presents 70 the ad. OF M. AontRom-
ss5, Oommsrcial street.
The people Of Bed Bluff were scan
dalised lev days ago BY the appear
snoe on the street In that town OF . boy
twelve years old. rseling DR. lnk.
Master Seymour Korn, Who has been
olerking in the tobacco store OF 3. 4. y.
4 Co. in this city Tor some time past,
viii start for his home In San Frsnciso0
today.
C.H. Prescott, Manager Of the Ore
ron Improvement Company, and 4. u.
Maxwell, general Ticket Agent OF the
o. Il. 4 N. Co., will be in seattle on
Monday.
L.K.G G. Smith, prominent tobacco
mist Of Portland. with branch stores IN
Wslla Walla and Seattle, IL at present
In this city, but will return home 20
morrow.
Tho Willamette Farmer will hereafter
exclude news from Its columns, and con-
fne itself 70 agricultural matter. Inc
Willamette FdymSr is a good paper, ana
" wish it great prosperity.
Cant. r. j. Burns of the ship Oriental
oame down from Tacoma Last evening.
Mrs. Burns Will como up from San FRAN
eiao0 on ono of the next steamers and
40 on the Oriental TO Australia.
A. p. Haun, of Mount Vernon, has
GONE over TO The Dalles TO spend the
Winter. Mr.. Haun il oLo OF the pion-
eers of this coast, having crossed the
plains with the famous immigration Of
iSl3.
The Tacoma Ledger approvinRly COP
ieo the article in the last Anacortes En-
ferprtse. 20 insulting and hostile TO this
citv. the merchants of which are keep
ING the beggarly down Sound sheet
alive.
Washington Territory has a popula-
tiou of over 100000. Nevada was ad-
mittsd a. q State in 1864 with bat ~
OOO. and none Of the attributes OF the
permanent prosperity and assured
growth that our sister Territory possess
0a.-Asf0ridn.
The December term Of the District
Court will convene in Olympia next
Monday. In the principal case-Hor-
ton W. BurlinQame-ars four interests,
and each Ia represented by Seattle
lawyer Messrs. Lewis, White, Strive
and McNsuaht.
In the railroad warehouse here are
now 1900 sacks of oats. 1t Is said
thee will be sent overland to Portland,
and thence to San Francisco. Why
this route should be chosen 10 hard to
toll. but there il no accounting for the
doinQs Of some folks, and these ship
ments via Portland are one Of the most
uuaCc0untable Of all unaccountable
things.
Tho annual meeting of the First Con-
9reQatioual Church Of Portland was
6sld lass Monday evening. They deter
mined on renting or selling the psws
The constitution was amended by q
unanimous vote, giving women full
membership and . right to vote and
hold ofyice In the church-female sui
rage. The treasurer 70 .0rted the soci
ety entirely ont OF debt.
Judge Greene, came down from Ia
coma last evening 70 spend Sunday ut
home. He states that the first OF the
Challenger cases will be finished early
IN the week, whereupou he will adjourn
Court for three weeks. thus enabling
him 70 attend Court ut Lacsnner, which
eonveues ON the 18th. In January the
Cha leneer cases will again be taken uI
and continued till all are tried.
Tho u. 8. Lighthouse tender Shubrich
steamed iut0 our harbor ut IL last Fri
day night. after q long, hard passage
from Astoria, one Of the toughest ever
experienced BY the skillful navigator in
command. She cOaled here yesterday,
and will continue ON her voyage tomor-
row. Her master is Capt. Gregory, her
Chief Engineer Mr.. Lord, and First Ar
sistHnt Engineer Mr.. Wooiery, the latter
. brother Of our Police Chief.