Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-29
nAnY Observation-Disclosures
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The Territorial Supreme Court is hay
ING short session at Olympia this week.
Mrs EGG. ingalls, and Mrs. W: II. Lee,
of New Tacoma, are visiting SPOKANE
Falls.
F. Anthony, the book binder r, IL here
setting up his machinery ard busy a
he can be.
Geo. Foster is preparing to build
fine residence on his lots ON tho ROAD
to Lake Union.
The Leary interview, found elsewhere.
viii he found full of facts of deep inter
est to our people.
The Geo. E. Starr left at this morn
ing, going early for the purpose OF get
ting cargo of San Juan lime.
The salmon workers on Yesler's wharf
we're busy as they could be, handling,
as they had to, i've thousand f1ne hsh
yesterday.
The bark Templar, formerly OF the
local coal trade, will take lumber as her
next cargo, going from one OF the Souno
mills to Sydney.
RI. Stevens has been getting U. >.
patents after the Edison ssyle-by the
Wholesale. Last week p.tents were
given him for 4 gun barrel, a double
csc Hating engine and gravity steam
olgine.
Bismarck, Dakota, is to have *l5,-
600 paper mill, straw being the article
from which the paper will be nanuiac.
tured. Bismarck may be good point
for a paper mill, but 1t IL not compar
able with Seattle for the same purpose
VINO will reap fortune IN making pa
per here!
During the pas. season no less than
thirty residences and dwelling houses
have been built in the Sarah A. Bell ad-
dition to Seattle, and ten or fifteen IN
the Pontius tract. This, however, Is
lust commencement, AZ next season
foveral times as many Will be buiit III
that vicinity.
The rain of the other night demon
stratod cOnciusively that our streets Will
be very muddy during the wet weather
of the coming winter. To partially
avert this two hundred carloads OF
gravel should be spread over CONNER
cial street, two hundred over Trout, one
hundred over Washington, and one hun
d, cd over Mill, without delay-gravei,
and not mixed gravel and earth.
England L. Deering shipped twenty
head of Yakima cattle TO Snohonish
\ City BY the Nellie yesterday. This Ii
the first lot Of outside cattle shipped in
10 that section. The great activity III
logging this season, and the consequent
influx of non producers, has exhausted
the ueef supply. Hence Messrs. Eng
land g. Deering, the butchers Of Snoho-
mish County, had to look further for
their supply.
One day last week, az Westman's cir
Gus was on its way from Ukiah to Lake
port. in California, coach containing
twenty -oae persons and the educdteu
pig was upset on a grade, and the Outfit
went tumEling down the mountain side.
Wnen they counted up their casualtie
they found that the tight-r0pe walker
had n leg broken, one musician had his
wrist out of Joint, and another had leg
badly bruised, tho driver had his knee
CAP Knocked of, the pig had gone to
70. & forever, and the two horses will
never roll of another grade.
Hearing that George Frye contem
plated building brick block on his
Front street property, a reporter of this
journal waited ON the gentleman yes
tsrday, and in reply to his inquiry re-
oeived substantially the following reply:
II do not like to say for certain what 1
will do, but can assure you that my
Front street property will be improved
in the spring. l have refused to cum
Der the corner with cheap wooden
buildings, although have been solicited
TO do 90 many times during the past
few months, for the reason that when
do improve the property want TO put
thereon something that will be substan-
tlal, and credit to the town."
Warrington county, in Idaho, he's
been added to the North Idaho judicial
District. The northern and southern
extremes Of this district, as now ar
ranged, are about $50 miles apart in
direct line, and to reach the county seat
Of Washington from Lewiston, the resi-
dence Of the Judge, he will, by the
shortest wagon or stage road, be CON-
PEELED to travel via Walla Walla. in
Washington Territory, Baker City in
Oregon, and the mouth of the Woiser
in south Idaho, thence to the county
scat Of Washington. q distance of about
40 miles, and the extremes of the places
Of holding courts in this district by the
us. q travelled route are $40 miles apart.