Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-11
D,ILY ACKNOWLEDGMENT
TOO a L..

Last month Sls.So5.3is were taken o.
.ho pnhlie debt and cancelled forever.
w n Seot. & Co. are agents for tho
Port Gamble tugboats ana o'aA''
heretofore stated.
Sh,, Theobald. Of 9eI tons. viii take
as her next cargo lumber fro.i fuet'
Sound to Shanghai.
10 bny a steam fire engine Tor Coita1
xl6i5 has been subscribed 10y tue i-o
ME. Almost $1,000 more are necessary
Eerre,t. the brutal mate OF the har-
v.s..r will be friet; on thursday. pro
yided .he Grand Jury find an Indictment
against him.
We are informed that II. MercnAn'
has been appointed wharbrRe. as,
clerk on the Oregon impsose'heu
Company's wharf in this city.
J.u,uber IL being hauled fer the n'F
sidewalks OF Front street, befo1d fikt
and tina; il cannot be leid Day toos..o
az, both sides of the street. 10 suit peoe p
TRANS is true enough.
Among the freight discharged on tn'
new wharf from the steamship umatiih
was 10000 California shingles } o.
TnafiI,a Il now loading coai. ard vii
40 roadv for sea on 1hursa y at;errc,
or evening.
&C. Coleman has just conle froi
K,i;l,ss Valley. With band az ~
steep for tho market here. lie can
via the S,soaualmie Pass, and reror
i in better condition than he ever De
{ ore saw n a. this time Of the year.
THE steamer Emma Harvard saile'
Snn1aY fny fhs-
Son,,u aue viii take on board hitt
cords Of wood while on her way d""i
,ha C,iu,nbia. aud viii embrace fil'
first opportunity offered hy me weathe
ard smooth water In cross out from As
toTla.-.SiaHdg'd.
For the greater part Of the past tS'
weeks the wires Lave been down u
Sosthern Oregon. Fires in tine wood
were the cause the greater part OF TIL
tine. ard n storm ister. The Compan.
has done all IL could Ia keep An unbr"
ken commune atom. but under the CIR
cumstances il he's been impossible.
A boa. containing Mr.. Lindeii and
his two Siberian bloodhoGnds Was ruL
down by the Dakota last Monday after
noon. ten mikes below this city. The
boat was entirely demolished, and MAJ!
and dogs came near drowning. ihes
were picked up by the steamer aus
taken into Port Townsend. The boa
was no. sesn bv those on board until toe
late 10 avoid the collision.
correspondent in Montana write
There is considerable talk among th'
officers of the Northern Pacific 10 ihs
eject that "a soon "a cold weather set
i'm work will he abandoned AT ths
front and the forces Will be put To worh
from Ainsworth out throug tha faSims
towards Puget Sound, via the Snoqai
milo pass. Engineer in charge Kings
hurry now has forces placing grade
stakes and definitely settling tho looa
ton.
Maeee's Red Estate Circ.'ar SAYS tina
the best residence property IN San FRAN
cisco is worth 500 to $50 per froii
foot only. In New York 1T Is wortl
$1,000 to 5000 per front foot; IN boston
$500 to SiSou; in Chicago, SlUo0 t
s,GN Ali the land wanted for rtsiden
ces can be got here for 800 front foot
anu even less, with houses NJ present oi
the lot, thrown in. What Is the nse o
paving 1900 III Lhicsgo wien slou VII
buy land rs good III Scatter
Schooner Mary Parker. Capt. j. /
Adams. arrived last evening from Bel
lnehan Bay. bringing no tons ston
for the new Occidental Hotel. Inclnd
ing thisiot over 1909 tons have so IA
been received. and the quantity les ye
far from sufficient 10 complete tho stone
work of this immense and magniiicen
building. She viii discharge on th
city incline, At the foo; of Washington
street Tho Mary Parker was tire
days coming. Ga the way she saw, las
Sunday. a fleet of twelve sailships CON
ing up the Straits and into the Sound