Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-28
nlnY Posf-MfElGEHCER.

The Marquis and Princess arc R'''Ak
,eedv TO return TO Ottawa :,
: Tho bark Chas. B. kenney VIII ioao
panton coal for San Francisco.
Three potatoes, weighing 10 pouna o.
- iest n the Olympia Trdmseript Oh
~ Last week.
Tha Portland Daily Argus has gone
Good radiance.
Ano3her crowd Of sixty or seventy
c:s.enoerr came down on tho Io
Hayward last night. NJ VI.
Tn dollars will be paid oy III. ~ ny.
49, Sor the recovery Of trunk ios'
hv him nearly two months ago
=, .xraosion occurred in the CaIoGn,
a. .cei mine Yesterday morning.
@h;ch one Andrew Spencer was .'Av
meeting of stockholders u jill, he
THks Union Saw Mill COMPANY ut At
held at their Office on Mon0"'
10 ia the forenoon.
pn;Iaino operations in st. Augus.me,
nnaccouutably active, nearly
1ls., o." M. heinQ engaged in putting up
~ UP onsaa or altering old ones.
Norma and scarlet fever are potA
...-.ienf in this city at present.
10 csnnot be too careful Win .ae,i
shH when such diseases are ABOUT
New westminster, B; G., one Gay ,ay
Last week, $4,000 were coliec.eI 2" hsvs
cnstom house, all Of which wou,u sn n" an
heen sayed had the Province D0'A
American State. u;,o
IT.. hark Charles b. Kenney, SAILING
8, Ch.,,as ri Wells limo OF coas.ci.'
-ss tovsd into port sunday aIIeI h. 1or
~ hy;nOs about 100 tons OF freiRn' ioi
our merchants. r.
From the Court Room in New i az
4. orxa;ned a magnificent view OF Iouns
Rs;r;.r which ID much admireo ouInk
eha fine afternoons of the present 'oi'"
of Court at that place.
A telegram from Bishop faa1 Tsn,c !.
Rev. Geo. H. Watson, OK iIin..s hat h;s
in this city. informs the ias'o rannecti-
renorted illness at Norwicn. 1;ah"n's
ant. vas an error. IL wan '"0
brother who was SICK. 80.
Three steamships arriving ~ Viii
.-.rtv' fonr hours is worthy OF note.
~ X;iIamette. from San Francisco
came in on Saturday; the Mississ'pp,'
-Ssom Portland, on Sunday; ana .ne
nso W. Elder, from up the SOUND
the same day. c,
49, vaak aa a man named Colder
...,ic,sd a a wire hanger by the west
s-r iJyion Telegraph company, was IA
Inc the wire on q telegraph pole up .ne
Ccirnsin. the pole fell over Win anu
killed him. His remains wore '"A'" '"
Portland for intermens'
"a valois ia finishing his second
rssidence building this Season. LUG
An ono has been rented, anu Tue 80
md. vhich il 22x26 feet, with Kitcnen
sddition. haa been spoken Tor az sooM ~. n'
eompleted. These BUILDINGS are T;' Sill
sted on King street, between E'en'"
and Ninth streets. -,
Durinc a recent fire in Walla Walls
49, hrr6red aets of Announcements ana
H. onns were destroyed. Twenty 40
csi;h,e Springfield rifles were slightly
dom.Ued. and all the gun cases anu
~orks Sere totally destroyed. The Dam,
20 Il sstimated at 4624. The guns ana
MISREPRESENTATION are the property OF the
Territory.
R;da for the construction OF y. q.
Phinney's new houses were openeu yoSs-
tsrdAy. eight propositions were rece ', o.,
e follows: From John ano,npSMTu d. .oi
e20lO; O. w. Kimball, $500; r; "; hea,
627vb; w. E. Wilson, $771; flescns D. "
6ormisy, e2775; J. W: bennet' 800 2 20,
6266O; John Wilson, $AbO; List, heisey
D Mills, e2lO0. The work was awafdeo
TO List, Kelsey d Mills.
An esteemed contemporary OF Walla
Walla facetiously remarks: "ihe editor
Of the PosT INTKLLL0ENcER, IN wnin9
Of the Northwest boom. actually mas
TIA fAmerity 20 place Portland ahead OF
Geattle. in point of substantial growth.
M m telegraph has not announced ms
dnath at the hands of the Vigilantes 0f
In oitv. vo take Il that ho has made
como sort of explanation to appease the
wrath Of Seattle citizens"
Il may be inferred by the home reader
That the following, from the waia
Wells Nfatssn.an. has local application:
Onoe moro the "lonQ felt want" IL 70 be
supplied In Portland. We hope the
NM viii come when the long felt
vants" win all be supplied and We shall
have release from this pyrotechnica
phraseoloQy Of the circular Announcing
~ iaouance Of model paper. The last
poper Issued In city or a county, 10 to
nAjl" void Of some kind, which nobody
bat the fresh editor feels. 1t Ii hypo-
thstioal.
They are supposed TO have pretty
GOOD roads over IN British Columbia,
vi the following, from the Nanaimo
Free Pveas, Describes road evioonaiy
vorae than the worst ON this side: 1.-The
Eest Wellington road il in such fear.
ful STATE that teams actually get mired
ana horses have 10 b dug out with
ohoyels, Al ono time IL WAS thought
that one Of Mr.. Wsstwood's horses
Vould not b. extricated alive. And
over this road al the machinery and
supplies for tho oollisry have to be