Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-06
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nan, h again in the city.
To Purser varnsy, Of the Geo. W.
Nder, our thanks are due for the usual
tavorS.
The receipt Of the Baptists ladies at
The pavilion on the Fourth were $46o,
q which about 8 300 were profit.
Prof. Crawford, superin tendent OF
cha Poet1and public schools, II spending
~ eumn1ar on the Sound and In VIC
toria.
D.. Miller has several CERTIFICATES 10
his possession, two OF whicn appear IN
our columns, which are OF interest 70
the afflicted.
The steamer North Pacific came oat
last evening, took on board company
Of railway officials and went north on
pleasure cruise.
TIA about time the Rowe band gave
our town rest. The people have had
about a. much of that kind OF music as
they care to pay for.
The meeting Of the Cedar River Pros
Noting Company will be held on Friday
evening, at = o'clock, in the Office OF
Whitworth Il Thomson.
The proposition TO light the city OF
Victoria With the aid Of electricity was
defeated last week, ON submission TO the
people, by . vote Of los TO ia.
Ms. Kate Curtiss, Of Hanford, Cali
foruia. wife of Rev. Keller Curtiss, came
On the Geo. w. Elder to visit her moth
Or, Mn. Shoemaker, and her sister, Mrs.
VIII Curtiss.
On Last Saturday the Cheney land Of
A. Of the Northern Pacific Company
reoeiyed e23,O4O for land sales during
The day. Il looks as though land was an
object with some people.
Il u remarkable fact that during the
celebration in Seattle ON the Fourth not
. single accident occurred either TO per
son or property 20 mar the pleasure OF
enjoynsnt Of the occasion.
The Directors of the Seattle School
District are now ready TO receive bids
for the building Of the proposed school
house on Sixth street. ~ may be seen
By advertisement elsewhere.
Ths Daily Herald made its first ap
poerauce Last evening. It ia very fair
looking eight column sheet. which starts
in under favorable auspices, ard give'
: promise Of making II warm for the othel
0vsninR paper.
The Fourth Of July Executive Com
mitteo met last evening, but as the bill
were not ali in could not settle up th,
business. They will meet again this
evening, before which time it Is expect
Cd all the bills will be handed in.
James Steel, cashier of the National
Bank Of Portland for ten years past
hae retired from that position and CONT
into the stcrs age and general commission
5 mines in connection with the narrow
esgs railroad up the Willamette val
~.
The steamer Hope will leave Harring
tom q Smiths wharf at 10 o'clock to-
niQht. for Port Townsend, San Juan,
6omishmoo and other ports, carrying
mails. passengers and freight. The
Hopeis now fairly launched on this
trade.
Ous Of the leading features of the pro-
oossion was the liberty car, in which
every State and Territory in the Union
vas represented, each by q b. q ltiful Ii :
~ Girl clothed in white. Miss Jean
cite George porsonated very credltably
tle Goddess Of Liberty.
Among those in the procession her
ON the Fourth were quite a number OF
distinguished citizens of the Territory:
among the number were not only Chief
Justice Gro and ex-Chef Justice
LoWis and Col. Haller, U. 5. A.. of our
own town, but Capt. j. +. Brown, long
OF the Land Office at Olympia, Acting
Governor OwinQs, Collector Bash, and
Grand Master (of the Masons) Kuhn.
The city Of Walla Walla was attached
ths other day by Jasper Howe. and the
Isrnaaurer ordered to Qiy0 In q list of the