Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-17
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A little fall of rain, last evening, was
auite grateful to the parched earth.
@. G. Phinnsy & Co. offer half block
In T. Han eoed's addition for 500. Who
gets itf
Clayton Packard, editor Of that bright
nd cpafklinR Eye Of Snohomish City, Is
n ths city.
sohip Ohastsr Oak. from HonakooR,
- {oGe landed 81 Cinnamon on the
Ghaecse6 HEifiah Columbia.
IL nye. H. haae s.eas aaar, hss
~ ~ MT yin not - without good
sssaDt g Cur people.
IT, flnagt aosoetm1nt Of Colgets's
euaps, toilet wate1 and peE3ume ever
brought 70 this market, wsre opened hy
KalloRg 4 AndsEson yesterday.
.Oaxris Bradley. for The killing Of ]. N.
Thursday 1T, 70 twelve year1 imprts-
eomsnt IN The 6tats Psuitsnfiary.
One Of the hosass attaShsd to the New
England hotel coalh fell through Yes.
Ise's wharf. yesterday, and sustained
ssmoseveee scratches and bruises.
DR.. Jackson has BEEN appointed quar-
sntKna ofioer at Victoria. The expo
rjenoe Of COR people il that more con
ooipnejou1 and capable individual might
havs bssa appointed.
Tho new steamer 6ardonyx has been
ssnt 70 San Francisco. 6he could hardly
get trade enough between Victoria and
WraneiD 10 justify keeping 90 large q
stsamee o. that routs.
,OApt. Hneh Mckay, . resident OF
BEitish Columbia since 18A9, died IN
Victoria 8 fsw day. ago: He was
6ootchman, and owner OF tho Soh0onera
Onward and Alfred Adanls.
A large lot Of agricultural machinery
eam, 40 on tha schooner Queen, 70 be
ehipped down 70 ths Swin0mish flats
Among the lot Ia twelve horse power
oGtion engine for running thresh or OF
othsr machinery, and two steam sepa-
4ators.
Schooner L. ]. Perry, Capt. Bowden
~ brought up tho last of the SWIM.
miah ost CROP OF. l881-3O sacks-fol
Caches Brothers. to DO shipped to Sar
Frsnoisoo ON the Geo. w. Elder. Ths
Perry will take back full load of brio X
a9xieultusA machinery. and msrchan
diss.
Tho Fourth of July Committee OF
Transportation have arranged with thu
q. Il. d N. Co., 20 carry passengers OF
ths Port Townsend, Victoria and so
home routes, and with the owners O
che Zephyr and Messenger on the Olym
ola roQte, to and from Seattle on thu
f0urfh st half fare.
The Jay Riall Company's perform
auoes. % bo given ON Friday and Satur
Asy OF next week, were most extensively
aud eofgeousIy billed yesterday. The al
vance agent today goes on to POr
Tuvusou1 and Victoria, there to ar
range for the appearance Of his com
paay After their short season here.
Gov. Newell, ON the 18th inst, tele
0yaphsd 70 the Oregonion: "Sena or
Saunders, HcDill and Garrison, sena
tosial Territorial committeeman author
i4s me 70 state that tomorrow, or sooI
aftss, they will report bill for the adj
0NDion Of Warrington Territory as .
kssts. with Idaho attachment"
Bishop Paddock will visit the East
this summer where he has promise OF
largo contributions for tho Episcopal
churches and schools Of this Territory
u II understood that 5000 have alread )
been Subscribed toward the new build
ing Nor st. Paul's school. This il III
addition 70 the thousands subscribed
q this place.-Vnion.
The income Of Columbia county from
sll sources during the fiscal year ending
May LIST, 1882, was $54,371 Is. The total
expenditures amounted TO $58 ,O43 II.
On the first Of May there was FL ,496
- cash on hand and an outstanding in
debtodness Of $7496 70. The financial
condition Of Columbia county may we'll
- stated 70 30 ''healthy."
= house u now being built for the 70
eepeioa Of Prof. Andsrs0n's family at
Wa1la Wslla. The Professor will start
a6out the LIST Of August next. The two
younger sons, George aud Lewis, and
lhe little girl will accompany their pa
sonts. Charles, who ia in tho surveying
6usinss, Oliver, the druggist, and A.
Jay, will remain in Seattle
L. L. Bales, the city auctiOneer, was
engaged yesterday in circulating petit
elon fof signatures asking the City
Oouneu 10 pam an ordinance requiring
property holders 70 number their houses,
the same - II done in all cities of any
importance. He succeeded in securing
many names, and nov, ~ the PROPOSE
lion viii como regularly before the
Council, they will doubtless $50 the ne
eo11ity at the request, aud comply with
u In the shape Of an ordinance.
A1ss IN Portland, on Thursday morn
On the northeast corner Of First and
Aldsr stsse1s, belonging to George
0eeeu, and occupied BY . cigar dealer,
s1ailor, ! restaurant, . shoemaker. q
bill poster, . paint shop and . candy
Sand. The los ON buildings was no
thing, asthey were really worth nothing,
bat - loes 70 tenants Was about Sl2,-
W. a which there was aboat 5000 in
o1yanoe.
Judass AID olsrks who served at the
election swear they viii mover again a.
oune the came duties. They were CON-
vletsly TAGGED out and did not complete
lhelf labors until Wednesday night.
Considerably moro than 60 hours con-
tinuoQe labor, without rest and slssp,
eoeemee extremely monotonOus aud
6isooome. and do1o NOT make one c0ves
~ eea1kls.s task. The preeints arc
entirely toe large and include too many
vOooS sV4nAA AAAR AAAoxV bAAAA0 0AAS4 kAOOk
Than responsible mon Aro willing TO BE-
sew. The number Of precincts should
- inoroaaod and their sizs materially
le1nee6 The above from the Portland
xs..ry has equally apt application in
Il 0nS5ua AoAu.-Ths p. 8. T. Co..
sosamse Assssa9es was launched from
Haamood's vays Yesterday afternoon.
Tor W. pea three weeks che has had q
lange feeeo ef artisana employed upon
~, under The supsrvinion Of Capt. J. q.
Palkee. 6g 6os1om poAnking has beeu
entirely rsnswsd. slso the hsg-posts,
shains, braces and stairwaya Cabin
guards extendsd, and her hurricane
deck exteoded ovDr ~ cabin guards;
soef1e- Nnned, and III beat painted In
nA&AA rSAAs hn{1am ~ =.