Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-27


man for that Office, and If elected 'he
people will 90 find to their sorro~-
A. 90 A l..
M;sa Dimock, after three weeks
,;s;t among friends in this city, has re-
IN rncd 10 her home in Portland.
Dr. Baker, who preached IN the
Rrown Church here two years ago, u
nov q resident of Brooklyn, New iofh.
Edoar BRYAN wants to be Treasurer OF
UinC s,rmnty instead of Assessor, and SO |
announces Ia q card in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Money, for twelve years
news and job printers OF kaiama alio
Tacoma, are about moving 70 Caiiiof
mia.
The Yakima County Commissioners
have fixed upon the sum OF xlOo as the
nrice of a license TO retail liquor III
Yakima City.
Ms. Booth has returned from an
other one Of his extended prospecting
trims TO the mountains, bat has potnihg
of public interest to report at THIS iine
The new minister for the Methodist
Protestant Church in this city IL expect
"a 70 preach his first sermon here next.
Sunday. He il the Rev. w. II. sexton.
and is from the State OF Iowa.
Az Indian Agent at Simcoe, W. l.,
Gen. Miiroy is required TO give lofty
thousand dollar bonds, the Donosmeh
iustifying in double that amount sso'
coo. He has given the required bonus.
The Port Gamble and Snoh ornish
Bass Ball Clubs managed TO play the
noo.est game of the season last week,
the score being the prodigious ono Of
81 70 81, tho CANDLES winning the game.
W.T.. Cottier, the ventilator man, IL
again looking after the introduction OF
ria inyention in this vicinity. The new
Occidental Hotel will be fitted with this
modern and simple appliance. He Will
% on 60 Port townsend tomorrow.
A. w. Foye, Of Snohomish, returned
from q trip 70 Oregon few days since,
bringing three fine looking young rams
for his farm. They are large animals
for their age, and have long, hne wool.
He and they went TO Snoh0mish on the
last steamer.
The location OF McDermoth & Co.'s
collection and employment agency Is to
he moved from Washington street 70
Mil. about the LIST of September. We
are also told that responsible persons IN
each of the leading towns on the Sound
have been secured to act as agents for
NcDermoth &Co.
The Transcript aays: 1--WE learn that
the accounts Of the Indian Agent NJ ft.
Eimc0e Reservation, for building mills
and other improvements, 70 the amoant
- an 4 x<.A oil a
Government, by reason Of a non-cDm-
pliance with department instructions.
All Of which is very bad for Father
Wilbur"
The first shsd caught in this vicinity
Vas taken from the bay yesterday. 1t
will be prepared by 81. Il: Levy, and
presented 70 the Society Of Young Nat,
uralists. The shad is a common and
favorite fish on the Atlantic, but has
BEEN unknown to the Pacific until re-
Gently, having been introduced a year
q two ago.
Tho third picnic given under the aus
pioes Of tho German Singing Club OF
this city, will be held at Alki Point to-
day, weather permitting. No pains or
expense will be spared to make this
picnic the most enjoyable one Of the So
riss, as 1t will probably be the last one
given under the direction Of this club
during the present season.
McLure d Taylor have been appointed
agents In Seattle Of the Western Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of Cali
fornia. Tho Western Ia solid concern,
having among its stockholders such men
~ Judge Hastings, James Phelan, J.
4acd0nOuRh, A. p. Hotaliug, VIM. NJ.
Lent and r. j. White. The advertise
mont Of the company appears in our
columns.
The Rev. II. q. Bonnell, the rector in
New Tacoma, has Just arrived there,
and will today have his introduction to
tho people Of that parish. He il just
from tho Atlantic. DR.. Miles will here
after conhne his ministrations to the
old town of Tacoma and to the charge
Of the Fannie O. Paddock Memorial
Hospital.
Ono Of the wheels under the Cosper
building, while crossing Front street
yesterday, came out, and let one corner
a the house down with hard bump,
ehAtteting several big panes Of glass in
u show windows, throwing down fruits
and candies, breaking jars and rackipg
The house quite badly. In consequence
Of this mishap and tho delay it occa-
etoned. tho moving was not completed,
but will be tomorrow.
A party from this city went to Fidalgo
Island Last week On pleasure jaunt, and
n rummARing around, We are told nhhey
broke lock on a boat house, anN box
The boat and used II without Offering
pay 20 tho owner, or even asking his
permission. The man felt aggrieved and
Angered, moro especially as the same
thing had occurred ON two different co.
oasi0ns. Hunting, fishing and pleasure
parties Ghonld;be moro careful In these
ma1esrs and not infringe too heavily
upo0 the patience and rights Of those
With whom they como In contact.
Tbs Captain Of the bark Henry Buck
~ arrested yesterday for violation of
the CITY ordinance. which requires the
Obtaining Of q permit before ballast can
p dumped into the waters Of Elliott
Bay. Chief Woolery, who IL always
awakoAo the oity's interests. went down
eo1eo yoaBel before the arrest, and in.
formed tho flrst officer Captain Davis
being absent) that BY disoharRiuc bal
laGt without permit he was VIOLATING
the law. Tho mate. being a rough.
oroaD grained fellow informed the officer
that DO did not care q d--n, aud con-
tnuod hto work hence the arrest. The
oaee viii probably b tried tomorrow. Il
Viii probably b demonstrated that the
CITY has rights that even ship captains
and thar ofIioor1 are bound 20 respect.
Houz A0Am.-Rsv. J. A. Wirth, pas
toe Of the First Baptist Church Of this
CITY. has int returned from an cxteudsd
trip - the. Eastern States. He left herr
on the eeA'o1 May. and got back on the
I'd Of August, being gone three and
sentative Of tho Baptist Association Of
Puget Sound, to attend the iifticth on
jubilee anniverAfy OF tho American
BapeiA Home Missionary Society, which
convened In New York ON the I'd Of
nay. He Also attended 9 meeting OF
AnothAr Of the Publication Society.
One ohjeat a hi trip Was 10 est cid for