Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-06
DAILY Observation-Disclosures.
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pers.
The Mississippi will finish loading
and sail today.
Trinity Guild will meet at the church
this afternoon, at 2.3O o'clock.
The Zephyr il again on her route. She
runs much better since her ovsrhaulinR.
7. A, Martin of Semiahmoo put up
800 Gases Of salmon at Point Roberts
this season.
The frst cargo Of the new schooner
Reulah viii consist Of lumber from one
Of the PuRst Sound saw mills Tor Ca1-
Len.
Some lady wishing to mako trip
East viii learn Of an excellent opporl-
nifty BY reference TO DOR advertising co..
umuS.
WI. Adams, Of San Francisco, has
purchased the bark Arcturas, l64 tons,
md she will DO used hereafter IN the
Sesbeck lumber trade.
Tbeas DAYS are several hours shorter
than Ia pleasant, and will continue
shortsnino for q fortnight u come,
vhen the tornine point will be reached.
On the arrival of the bark Revere
NJ Honolulu she was leaking. Divers
vent down and effected repairs prior 70
18th instant, on which date she sailed
for Puget Sound.
MI Carkeek has a contract OF build
ine the new bank in Salem, oregon,
and il. shepherd, another oe ane
contractor, has besn awarded *fo'oo'
contract In Portland.
Tho steamer Emma HAYWARD il now
running ON the route between TOT
Tovnsend and Tacoma, alternating with
tho North Pacific, and the Starr Ii run,
ming ON the route between Seattle ana
Olympia.
Nsvs has boon received that the bar
kantine Katie Flickinger, which sailed
from San Francisco October 9Th, Tor
Ra,inas Cruz, Mexico, has arrived at her
dastinatiOn totally dismantled, and Win
her deckload washed overheard.
John Sullivan has laid in an elegant
stock Of holiday goods, and has avaiied
himself of the only means OF letting
everybody ON Puget Sound know 1t
throuoh the columns of the Posr-lSTKL-
Ly0KNCKN.
Six inches Of gravel laid down IN the
middle of Commercial, Mill and Front
streeto. covering q width Of ten feet,
vould put these streets in afine condi-
fion for the remainder Of ths winter
and all Of next year.
The CHILEAN bark Maria Moreno,
which loaded lumber at Utsaiady ior
Valparaiso and was abandoned ON tue
California coast and subsequently toweu
into San Francisco, was sold AT auction
last week 70 Mr.. MiRhell Tor $i,9o.
She will be broken up Immediately, a.
she Ii too far gone for future service.
The drawing out of the first Of the
Challenger GASES in the court at New
Tacoma 10 particularly trying at this
time. We undertook TO have the sew
enteen Gases rep0rted, but the first ono
more than sufifced. The first witness
Vas kept on the stand day after day,
telling what he could have told In q
sipQle hour, and the first case has al
ready covered period occupying the
whole of one week and parts Of two 9th
ers. Al such's rate the seventeen cases
would oocupv years time, anu would
completely sicksn the whole commun-
ity with it, daily recital. Besides We
couldn't afford to expsnd more than
thousand dollars in Watching Cases that,
II summarily handled. need not involve
an expense exceeding ten dollars.
The marriage Of Mr.. Clarence Han
ferd and Miss Eleanor Neff, last even
ing, will DO something Of a surprise to
our people, few Of whom had AN idea
that the Wedding wonid 70 soon occur.
The young couple start IN life under
the best auspices. Mr.. Hanford has
one Of the BEST job printing establish
ments in the Territory, and II doing an
excellent business. He ID also posse .sed
Of considerable landed property, that
most IN time make him wealthy. Bet.
Ter than this, though, he IL industrious,
economical and worthy in every 70
speCt. Miss Nsf has boon here but
few months, but in that time has won
golden opinions from everybody. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanford leave for Portland
this morning. They will return IN a
few days. aud settle down in home Of
their own for life. Tue Posi- lNTELLI-
oRHcEa force in every department wishes
the new couple the fullest measure Of
earthly happiness.