Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-21
DaiLt Observation-Disclosures.
The festive MUSHROOM Is abundant.
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The festive mushroom Il abundant.
The woods are full of them.
C.G. Upton, formerly of this city,
vas divorced recently at Cheney. W. i.
Under the genial influences of tho late
rains, the grass is springihR fresh aho
green.
Whistle-crowd- excited Chinaman,
vsrlike OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
up. That's all.
Mr.. Cogoswell, 81 -Couucilman OF New
Tacoma and an extensive property bold
er in that town was in the city yessef-
dsv.
Hon. J. T. Brown, of Olympia, PAID
the metropolis short visit yesterday;
He returned to his home at the cap''0i
today.
Messrs. McReavy d Latham have pur-
chased the steamer Gem, and VIII EN-
ploy her in their own extensive trade on
Hoods Canal.
A broiled pheasant at the Saddle Rock
With cream sauce is-well. stranger,
lust try it before you start East, IL you
have not done 80.
Miss Nellie McMicken. Of Olympia,
the accomplished daughter of Surveyor
General McMicken, is visiting Mrs. r..
II. Morrison, OF Walla Walla.
There il a good deal of style about the
BOYD Il Poncin block, both Outside and
inside. Won't Front street DO daisy Oh
a thoroughfare when it il all built up
aocordin'?
Tho attention Of carpenters wan ting
AmplOyment is directed to the adj. OF
the Puget Sound Iron Company. Six
GOOD men are wanted, and the best OF
wages will be paid them.
Il will take about one hundred thous-
and loads of broken granite and AS
much more gravel on top OF the granite
to make Front street what 1t ought 10
be, one Of the finest esplanades on the
coast.
Tho people in Belltown are in high
Rlee over the progress made IN putting
sidewalks on Front street. Ine Siessis.
Simpson are pushing their contract aus
fast as the surveyors and graders VIII
permit.
A younp man named James Parten.
while working in logging camp near
Olympia, few days ago, had his leg
broken by a heavey log rolling against
it. He was taken to town, where the
limb was set, and where he Will remain
till able to again assume his duties IN
the camp.
The damage to the coal steamer En-
pire. which arrived at San Francisco
from Departure Bay by the blowing out
of the cylinder head, has not yet been
ascertained, but it is supposed to
amount to nearly 5000. the towaRe
by tho Queen amounts to about ten
thousand dollars.
They do say that the trials OF the ship
officers now going ON has developed
some queer exhibitions of nautical lore
on the part uf the bar of this judicial
district. We shall not file any bill of
particulars. 1t il q cold day, however,
whom the spanker sail gets fouled IN the
lib boom. Luff there, You lubbers.
The recent meeting of the Territorial
Medical Society was very encouraging
one. Seattle was selected as the place
for the meeting next June, and further
cOmplimented by having three OF her
physicians elected to the three highest
offices. DIR. X. w. Willard, President;
DR.. q. H. Merrick, Secretary, and DIR. Il.
A. Weed, Treasurer.
Jake Brewer, a resident of cambridge
Island, started for Port Blakely in his
open boat ON Thursday morning last.
After getting under way neighbor on
shore saw him fall in his boot, and on
going out to him, found him in dying
condition. He was taken ashore and
shortly after expired. Brewer leaves a
wife and three children.
The steamship Geo. w. Elder took
from this city and New Tacoma on her
last trip l74O bales Of hops. Estimating
them at 100 pounds each, and We have
an aggregate Of SW.6C0 pounds, aud o.
timating the value ut GO cents per pound
We find the actual worth of this p0r-
ton 0f the ships cargo $l9S,36O. 1t
isn't often 10 valuable cargo leaves the
Sound an that taken by the George w.
Elder yesterday.
The Free Masons of this city have
formed what they term Masonic So
ciable, to meet the first and third Thurs
days in each uIOnth; and to which all
Master MasOns, their wives and daugh-
The program each evening il to consist
Va bOutukOcy AOoAsUsAVAAps AoehAtAko esass
other literary exercises. DIR. g. IL. Mer-
rick has been selected to deliver the first
lecture at the meeting of November 2.
In the new Catholic church Of this
city the annual fair Of the ladies Of that
denomination will DO held next week.
It's holding will include three evenings
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
and it will be the first use to which the
new church will be applied. The I'M
mense organ will DO ready to peal forth
it, l0udest tones ON that occasion. and
will lend its aid in making the fair thor
oughly successful. The church itself Is
worth dollar to look at, and will be
an attraction to hundreds, we doubt not.
The coming fair Ia expected to exceed
Ill previous fairs In interest and in re-
eeipts.