Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-14
pIILt Observation-Disclosures.
LOCAL..

LOO Al.
r,,. nan I'd. Of Clancy q Co., Of the
City Stables, should be read by all.
TOD. C. Beatty, OF Olympia, has been
Granted q g. 8. patent for n combinso
suIky, pillow. harrow, sesdsr and .o'isr.
The recent heavy rains caused total
n1n~rsinn Of house building In the
bssy toVn Of New Tacoms for $40
days.
OnrNa,v T>coma ooGrsspondsnt vfots
M ~ 0ehsr tlay al,cut the pttnmpA'isy
~ ;aSale11ie-Holateiu The eompdAi-
tor u1de jt the principal city.
seattle has now ono Of the famous H ann
porulsf Xxi stores, located on Nh
streee, in which an goods usoaIy .I. ~.
inSnch stores am kspe. Gan u s0O
III new store.
C,anev A Col fius hsek is no. on the
street every day for orders. IL - COZ
vsniencs 20 BE- appreciated, and "a NEE
dava Of rain and mud necessity ana
luxury combined. :,
Tho steamship Walla Walla arrived
a. -IDeuarturo Bay last Saturday from
81 Rrancisco. and took ON cargo OF
Chsae river GOAL at the shutes OF tue
Vancouver Coal Company.
The bay consumed upon the Northern
Pacific during the past summer Cost ins
COMPANY $50 per tan. Oats are fetaiiso
at ssfhe front" at present by private paf-
ties at e6 per hundred.-C"fo".
Rev. y. Bonn, lately OF Portland, wia
preaCh today in the German ,sngSake
ut the hall Of tho Young Men In 20
tian Association, at IL am. anu ~
D. IN. Germans are cordially 'n'''so '"
attend.
10. Wright Ia going into new iine
of business, line additional 70 the uno
be has heretofore engaged IN. de mas
ouened a Dollar store, next door 70 ms
Bakery and Restaurant. Alr. wfiRns -
enterprisinR and deserving ana VIII s"o-
coed.
w. Il. and Lave Hawlsy OF GARFIELD
oonnsy. have sold their farm OF 64o
soras. situated near Pataha City, Tor
0I20o0. 10 s.. L. Bowman. Vine Favor,
OF Pataha City, has sold his TOWNSHIP
of seventy acres to the same gentleman
for $1,000.
z. p. Andrea Of st. Augustine, Fla,
in fishing with his net for turtles,
cauOht a fourteen foot sawfish, with
saw three feet ton inches long. Inc
monster weighed between seven ana
eight hundred pounds, ana drove n's
teeth many times into the sides OF the
boat.
Some sneak thief entered tho fcsi-
denco of Charles Steinweg, thursday
uiaht, but left without DISTURBING any
thing. Ii Ii y good time now 70 load up
tho old shotgun and be ready 70 vaccih-
ate any one who may DO found PROVING
around after night where they DO not
belong.
Great quantities Of provisions Tor the
enQineers ON the Canadian Pacific art
shiuv,ed TO sand POin: on the Northern
Pacific, FROM whence the supplies are
taken overland ON pack trains. Pack
trains leave the latter place weekly, ahd
IL takes about two weeks ~ make ths
journey to tho other line.
They have footpadsin Victoria. Three
men have been told to throw up their
hands during tho past week. None
did Al commanded, however. but all ran
away. They have also had several at
tompts At burglary. What IL our quiet,
law-snforoing. orderly and correo,
neighbOr coming to!
The wind howled ON Thursday night
for a few hours IA IL seldom does here,
II shook light buildings badly, cansed a
creaking Of signs, blew down an up
town bill board and Some fences, threw
down chimney tops, broke TO pieces sev.
oYal boats ON tbs beach. and made II
generally disagrceable and not little
dangerous.
Frank Pontius has a novel PROPOSE
ton to make to carpenters, to wit: that
they build houses for him IN exchange
for town lots. lie wants five or six
cottages built to rent, and he will take
this means OF building them. SO fair a
proposition a. he il prepared TO make,
must meet the approval Of score Of
carpenters at least.
II never rains but it pours. Until
within month It was impossible 10 get
q bookbinder to come here. Now We
have letters from two concerns, who are
anxious 70 come, and We had verbal
application from third. One Is all
there n room for at present, and one
10 nov have, bot We hope there will
b. room, Tor . dozen within u dozen
years.
A very neatly printed dictionary Of the
Chinook jarGou has recently been issued
BY J. X. Gill d Co., Of Portland. 1t il
pamphlet Of 62 pages, and contains
the m0et complete list Of Chinook words
With thoif msanings- defined Ia
Chinook, and Chinook defined in Eng
ish-We have yst sscn in print. The
Chinook 10 the adopted language Of tho
whole northern coast. from Humboldt
Bay 70 Hitks, in dealing with the Indi-
ana. IL II easily learned, and its acqui
sition u Of advantage to every inhabi-
tAnt.
Ex.Sheri6 ]. X. Smith, 6uperintend.
emit Of the Territorial prison at Seatco,
and joint contractor with Mr.. Billings
for the labor and care Of tho prisoners,
says that there are sixty prisoners con-
dnSd for different terms Of service, ono
being sentenced for life and the others
for terms OF nine months TO seventeen
years. The prisoners are allowed y
communications Of i've days per month
TOR good behavior. The contractors
board and cloths the prisoners aud fur
nish medical attendance, receiving thu
sum Of seventy cents per day and tho
proceeds Of their labor. This contract
runs for iky&nsa from August. 1877.
Dome WELL.-Tbc steamer Hope 70
turned on Thursday evening from her
second trip on the now routc. She
brought 4 full load Of miscellaneous
freight and limo from San Juan lsland.