Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-26

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A ,,obt fall Of rain occurred last even
,cc hardly enough to do ei'ker good or
evil.
The steamship Geo. W. Elder will
leave for the upper Sound at III O'CLOCK
this mosning.
A pstsot fora hand brush hook has
49, cranted Levi Z. shelton. OF Osk-
M. Mason county, W. 1.
Amooe thoes on the Geo. ". Eldef
1T reuofted By telegraph were nusu
6eAieeg. Esa., and Col. W. 9. squire
The Go. z. Starr ~ss several hours
late yestsrdsy,. being osts1ne1 ~ a
heavy load Of lime, from sen JUN luz
Portland. -.
MA Norman. Mias L. Jacobs and Mn.
a 9fampsr, ali Of Port Madison, baSe
sailsd for Ian Francisco on the DafA
Tidal Wave, on q pleasure trip.
The Geo. W. Elder brought this trap
aq6 tons freight; 246 being FOR victoria
~ IN Porf Townsend, "a for Seattle,
IN for Tacoma and 50 for Olympia.
Inv named E. George. OF Fort
Mad;son. had his legs badly torn by tue
S.;ct;~r oar OF the edoeY saw on last
Satur0oy. 10
under the care Of d.. Morgan
The Newc .stle base ball club want 20
vaay match game at Renion II, .h-
rs.r future. and TO that eud challenge
M heeu sent 70 the Seattle boys, "h'c1
vili be- found elsewhere in this issue.
The Calender Minstrel Baseball
Caub vii MAY the Seattle Club = mater
r,o nm the balltown ground today, be
Ginning At 10 O'Clock. The Seattle C.u,
siso hsve . aams in prospect with tn
8nohomish Club.
Chas. MsDsrmoth d 20. are corr
into business 40 accountants Purcn''sin'
agents, etc. They will givo parI'cnia
attention TO collections and payinen. .
taxes. They will also conduct u snip
ping and employment business.
The 8. L. Mastick was detained thre
DAYS longer than necessary az Aiaska
thYUuoh She arbitrary action of ono "
too persOns in authority there. tnu
causing much needless expense and al
noyance 70 tho persons performing tn
mail service.
Nsears. Wandeil and Kern ran "a;
at the German picnic last Sunday Tor
ssck of -four. The race was won
Kern. and the forfeit was paid by wac
deli Last evening. II, however, the fau
ily Of Mr.. Kern depend upon that nov
60 mako their bread today, they wi
we fear, 90 hungry; for 1t was nou
from one of tho lime kilDs gu san Jua
Island. Waddeli now think the iaug
Il on his side.
Mr.. Yesler has about concluded :
t.srtl Ia .,lss1 h
Kslly. Nsher, Vergon, Cosper. Howard
Bloomquist and Kaufman over INTO a.
herrv match in the rear Of the Pavil,o
IN Cherry street. These buildings Inu-
D. no. out of the wy at once {
nake room for Mr.. Leary's brick build
Inc. and Mr.. Yesier is ia qusnddr
jnst vhere to move them. Dfessr'
Kelly, Naher and COsper have spoke
for stores in the new brick building, q
soon ~ il ID completed.
The necessity Of extending the bnsi
ness limits of the city WAS never NOR
plainly seen than in tho present exigen
cy, and yet where and how to do 1t can
not be satisfactorily told. All hold o.
20 locations a. near the Mill, James
Front and Commercial street intcrsec
sion with most tenacious grips. N
dealer il willing TO 90 beyond til
Arlington on Commercial street, beyoni
the Occidental on Mill or James, an'
bsyOnd Madison street on Front. eve,
IL they could get locations there. which
they cannot, while ~ for going out OF
Washington street, or on Second OF
Third, nothing with them could be NOR
repognant. A good many of them vii
have to 90, though. within year, VI
are confident.