Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-15
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LOCAL.

Dort fan 70 hsar the German Singing
Clnh 6 tho Rai. this eveinR.
A situation in . private family awaits
600 iii. q pef I'd. IN smother column.
Ship Harvester, loaded with Northern
Psni6o iron, has arrived from Phiiaoea-
phia-
The Dakota viii 70 up Sound AZ Tar
n OLYMPIA this trip, having lCO tons OF
freight for that port
On account Of running aground near
OLYMPIA on The up tr1p, the steamer
Idsho was delayed several hours yestsr-
day.
a urivste dispatch announces that
0kamania's two delegates IN the Van
ouuvor Convention are instructed to vote
for Bronte.
Rev. q II. Watson, Of this city, has
heen invited to deliver an address Ia
Victoria on the occasion OF the wee TO
cal reception next week.
"Deitscher Fade6land." Watch |
On the Rhins," and other popular Ger
man aim, viii be rendered At the FAN
thie evening BY the German SINGING |
Club Of this city.
Nm. Latham has disposed Of her
eleesut peopssty known a. the Latham
manaion ct Menlo Park, California, 70
m. Hsnristts II. Dwight, the oo0s'd-
. erasion bsing t3C1,No.
Mn. J. @. Hainss and Mrs. Burton
Win leeve for Portland this afternoon,
Mra. Burton 70 20 ON to her home u
Ohioaoo. and Mn. Haines 70 return 20
6eattls IN fev days.
Lhsaid that the schools Of Monde
zinc county, California, arc deserted ~
the childreo, who aye engaged m mop
riahinR. To boys and girls earn abous
seventy 1--we cents per day st tins.
". II. Newton, Q vell-known Port
Townsender. died on the 18th after o
rgotrocted illnoos, aged 81 years and nve
monfhs. He vas q native VI Rhode ls-
Land and came to the Territory IN lS05.
John L. Howard, Of the Seattle Coal
! Company, u nov IN Eastern Washing
ton, Tor the purpose Of perfectinR Ar
fnuoemeuts for the Introduction oil
Through that ooontEy Of coal from the
mines n this section.
Oh. Packard, editor of the Eye, ar
rived from Hnonomish City yesterday,
IA 6uoounlmie Pas. Mr.. Packard re-
ougn Nnohomish growing and filing up
% with people ct q rate unprecedented
IL The mast, and sharing In the prosper
~ Of Ne whole country.
Anthony OLSON, employed IN Ennis
4 C,.'s navmill, on CIess Creek, u. H.,
nlipusd and fell against buzz saw III
moaaon laot week. The1saW out Oles0n's
~ ht arm Oh below the elbow. severed
IL left foot across tho instep, beside
INJECTING other severe wounds.
Tomorrow morning the cutter VOL
oott viii lsave here for San Juan Island,
having on board Collector Bash, Special
Anent Horr and Inspector Lett, who
viii peOosed % locate the new port OF
mffy. Choice viii 10 between San Juan
Harbor, Friday H&rb0r and Roche Har-
bog.-Argss.
Captain Olnsy has gone to Portland to
bring the steamer Washington around
20 the sound, and she IL expected to ar
rive In about ten days. For time she
viii run on the City Of Quincy's route,
while that steamer n having q new
boiler placed in her. After that per-
mansnt route viii be selected for her.
TIE following marriage notice ap.
pears In the Virginia Ense'Prise OF . re-
oUut dsto: On board the steamer Gov
1 UBG1OB G31N4QBOe AZ oaSO kAA1OSAo Va 41nAU
Tahoe, Dou9las county. Nevada, about
600 feet above the lsvel Of the sea, on
Sunday, August 9th, BY Rev. Rush B.
Fastmsn. 81 Austin, Nevada, Will Z.
Yfsheg. of Gan Francisco, TO Miss Elsie
Ohandlss, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
While John Bdrns, . teamster, was
q . REads n the vicinity Of Eagle Rock,
Nevada, On the Elk0 road, his wagon
began 70 slide toward the outer edge,
and while applying the whip TO his
Wheelers In tho 6ndsav0r to avoid cap
sise, pieoe Of copper wire with which
u vas bound became detached and en-
tsssd the upper corner Of his left eye 70
ing around tn the socket in q complete
projecting.
Two Mormon Bishops recently passed
through Tucson, A. r., on their way to
inspect the lands In Sonora, with view
q establishing colony there. They
have reoently purchased 2 large tract
q land q CHA Bend, on the north side
q the river, including the Webb claim,
watsf right which b capable Of irriga-
ting from twenty-five thousand 70 fifty
thOusan1 aoses Of farming land. The
U&00o Wal ~ 0{80k4D{U0 w 0UOOH4AAO0otO
two settlements, 8 few miles apart.
Three o. four families are already To-
eaAod thseo and twenty families from
Utah oxo now On route to locate ON
thsse lands, and make themselves com.
1ogtaboe and permanent homes.
4 Nm r,cver srom IN tha v.l,~v n.
~ ~ fhst ~ fsrmsr. Mn f. -
- nm NO" uicEsrs n fntnrs He
Mat ~ ind,sns - hos,nd n AZ.
srsosa IN nnmhsr. ar a ~ viii And
vork neneor kname a thn 0nonnalmic.
6se0i1 n Yekims Njec-spiv I;s
~ ~, sisss 81 49, S s :, sc.r es ."o
sand n White and Puyallup Valleys
VII perhaps b. seem no moro. He thinks
~. ss ws.1 ~ -. ~ nczss1ne wnlse poil0is-
49, o Gsse w ~ Ano.a1s ~no Coi-
- ~ ~ ~ n y .oae y eHss snas sneto
@ ~! w. ~ g ~ 49, sl0uoie u tne
ss s1na snsso - 49, " tne pass,
- nsns. .1sn& sns inofeesed acreage
p'
4AMae Ueldon, ~ little Brooklyn girl
Who vae 6d1apps1 nearly three weeks
oRn and 4nally found eecrsted BY Z
yO0nR woman nnm0d Mnouio Konnal l.