Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-12

Don't forget the excursion to Olympia
on Thursday morning.
The Zephyr ia now on Hsmmonds
ways, undergoing repairs-
Brcklaying has commenced on the
Boyd 4 Poncin building. and Ii pehls
pushed rapidly ahead.
Madame Rive-King was in Astoria
few DAYS ago. where she gave one OF ns1
choicest entertainments.
The British steamship Devonshire ms
.rrived In the Columbus from honRxong
bringing 8l6 Chinese coolies.
The hammer for the new Atkins pile
dy;ver Vas cast at the Puget Foundry
q fewHays]since. It weighs 800 pounds.
Thu Seattle Comet Band rendered
Ava r. Coulter and bride delightful
screnade at the Arlington, on Monday
evening.
ia man gets on free list once be "
ruined for life a. a paving subscriber
aud il he il cut Oh the list be becomes
bitter enemy.
Two or three good opportunities Tor
peraous wishing 70 engage IN business
viii be found by referring 10 our ao'er-
Using columns.
Schooner Teaser, Capt. Quinn. ssiled
Yesterday for Quilieute, taking fuii
cargo of lumber and merchandise, 10.
8. Baxter & Co.
Excayating for the new Occidental
Hotel commenced yesterday, and the
vork will be continued till fius BRICK
hotel Qraces Occidental Square.
Smith and Leigh the two runaway
boys from Victoria, found IN possession
Of burglars tools, were sent nome %
their parents, yesterday morning.
Cant, A. ]. Edwards, Of Edison. What
cosu county, Ii IN tnis city. he u mere
10 eee about getting the power with
which to propel new steamer ne II
building.
Sohns, agent for the Matiulath
Manufacturing Company. has rendered
his resignation, accompanying u VIII
the request that he be relieved 1t tue
earliest possible moment.
Mcdonald d Reitze seem to be crowd,
cd with work. they have Jus. hnisheo
tina wood work for Williams building al
Olympia, and are now getting out she
necessary finishing material for the
Front street brick, now IN course OF
construction.
Mayor-elect H. q. Strive was screen
ad.,d AZ MS residenc9 on Monday oven
lnp by the loca. German Singing Cluo'
'Iia ssrenaders were invited into the
house. and passed an boar there vefy
pleasantly. Refreshments were feFVedi
and all enjoyed themselves.
The Teachers institute for the west
arm division of Washington Territory
will be held in Seattle, beginning Oh
Tuesday morAing, August 18TH, and
continuing over the 3Oth and Dist, ano
Sept. lyt. An ARRANGEMENT has beer
made with tho u. II. d. n. Go. for re
duood fares.
The new city government gives sati-
faction to the people generally. III
,hoss, reelected the utmost confidence
IA expressed, while little less IL felt IN
Those who are now chosen to the nuns
cipal service. The interests Of the city
can we'll be- intrusted. We believe to the
Mayor elect, tho new Council and the
reelected Marshal.
The readings of Miss Luse last even.
ing we're listened to by numerous and
pleased audience. whose gratihca'ioh
vas made plainly evident and whose ex
preasions were that she il an elocntion-
1T of q superior character. her SECOND
and last entertainment will DO gwen
tonight in the M. Il. church, and she
will depert for Olympia Tomorrow.
I'M, WEIGH, formerly OF this city, is
now engaged in building steam flour
ing mill at Stockton, California. Mr..
Hchvabacher says tho mill will have a
capacity Of about one thousand barrels
Of -four day, that it Twill manufacture
"uatent flour. and that it liz located in
the best wheat region of California
linton. This il the big mill, We suppose,
that WAS to be built in this city by Mes
sers. Echwabacher and WEIGH, which,
however. was entirely contingent upon
the building of the railroad. The delay
TO the latter was perhaps fatal to tae
project.