Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-22
nlILY pOSf-IHfELuGEHCER,
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or. Cosper has added very neat
Office to his store.
The IL hour walk will begin in Yes
l,r's Hall tomorrow night.
A Lake Union block, Of 25S by ~
fart. twelve lots, is offered Tor sale ny
w. B. Grow. :.
The German Sing verein Arion VIII
have their third basket p.cnlc al Aih
Point next Sunday.
Gen. J. w. Sprague is building q
handsome carriage house alongside ms
stable in New Tacoma.
Hank Duane. for long time chiei en-
Qineer ON the tug Blakely, II now nfS'
assistant on the North Pacific.
The Newcastle Republican primary
vill be held at O'Clock IN the afternoon
instead of O'Clock, as heretofore an
uounced.
The Hoods Canal party Of campers
win return to their Seattle and Olympia
homes this week, probably tomorrow
and the next day.
Geo. N. Talcott, the matchmaker, VIII
aeon remoye his stock of jeweiry from
NON l8COfU6 W OsyAPA>s'
90 on to California for his healtn.
The ship Canada. Capt Spence, with
1893 tons Of Kenton coal on board. lays
At the buoy ready to be towed 10 SEQ,
when the tug Tacoma comes Tor her.
The members Of the Arion Club are
reoueate<l 70 meet at the residence OF
MIA. ThOa. Russell this evening at D
O'Clock sharp, on important bns'ness.
Master builders have now q chance 10
bid on the new Yesler- Leary brick block,
proposals for which are invited to Sat
urday morning next, by ". +. Boone,
the architect.
The Walls Wallans have decided to
build their new schOolhouse OF bricX,
which they can do at AN expense about
1900 greater than If built Of wood, or
at about $4,000.
To GoodslI, Perkins & Co., for the
uss Of tugboats in taking the steamship
Columbia of the rocks near San fran
cisco, some months ago, has been
awarded xxs,OOO salvage.
One of tho daughters Of II. A. Smith.
Of smiths Cove, fell from plum sree
last Haturdav, distance Of eight or ten
feet. and broke her arm. DIR. S.arkey
set the fractured member.
James Knox, of Puyallup, has l'ur-
chased thirty head Of COWS for shipment
70 japan. The stock will be seat to
Port Townsend and put aboard luni-
Der vessel for Yokohama.
The steamer Gem will 20 over to the
Narr0ws, near Fort orchard to-day, ~
bring the first barge load Ut stone from
the quarry at that place for the foun-
dalton vi the Yesler-Leary block.
The reading matter in the DAILY
POsr-IMTELLI0KNCER reached the meas
IRE Ut U,UOU ems last week, which In
the biggest weeks work ever done OH /,
newspaper north Of the Columbia river.
H.G. Mcclellan. who was NO seriously
hurt BY q terrible fall he sustained AZ
New Tacoma last week, il recovering
rapidly, and will be out again before
many weeks. He IL at the residence Ut
Sam WilkesOn, Jr.
g. H. Richards, representing The Dry
GOods Reporter Of San Franclsco, Is now
il this clty. He il doing ny Oregon,
" Washington and British Columbia for
lis Journal, and claims TO bs meeting
the most gratifying success.
Capt. H. H. Pierce, 2lst Infantry, and
party, left Fort COlvlilo Oh the 3lst ut
July, fully equipped and provided with
sixty days raIlOns, and he il doubtless
sle this we'll ON his way cutting q trail
from Lake Chelan 70 Puget Sound.
Miss Leila A. Shorey, Mrs. J. NJ.
C0lmsn, Geo. C0lman and Charles
Piimpt0n joined the camping party 1t
Falls yesterday, III akin9
thirty in all, probably the largest party
that ever visited that beautiful place.
The schooner Teaser, Capt. Quinn.
Quileute, with load Of general mer
place. She IN on the be .ch at the foot
repairs.
4 small pleasure party, consisting Of
Bailey GatzSrt ana wife, John Leary
anu wife. Miss Lizzie Ferry, of this
city, and Mss Anna S0hafer, of Stella
c0ual, vent down On the Welcome yse-
terday mOsning. for u few days hunting
and tishing ON Whidby Island.
The Vancouver people have got in Il
squabble with their fire department,
and both companies have resolved to
olebAnd. One company wanted steam
er, and the other wanted n lot OF new
boss. and the taxpayers didn't feel like
paying for these things at this time.
The case Of the city of Seattle VI. DR..
B ke for not reporting childbirth,
VA brought efors Justice Cam yestel-
oAy DR.. b.nith was complaining witness,
AMI the defendant was fined go and
Gusts, whereupon Ar. Emery, attorney
for defendant. gave notice Of appeal.
The building next to the Opera House
y nearing completion. The basement
VII be occupied by man from Helena,
California, ~ wine cellar, the first
Moor BY . man from Portland a. n cloth
ting establishment, and the second will |
b parttttoned Oh into rooms for offices. |
Mr.. Walter Graham, our fellOwtowns-
man, will start todny for an extended |
trip through Eastern Washington. His
trtp viii 30 made ono Of pleasure, going |
81 the way of Portland and up the |
Columbia, and returning through the |
Hnoqualmie pass. He viii be gone six |
weeks.
Passenger travel ON the Sound il very |
brisk ct present, and has been ~ in fact |
~ summer. The steamers North Pa
emo and Geo. Il. Starr pass up and down
the Sound full Of passengers evely day.
and on all the routes leading 70 and /
from 6eat4le there il more travel than
ever before.
Renton hasoau0ht the building foyer.
ana Improvement In the order Of the |
day. Ahandsome two story residence |
and several other buildinga being in pro- |
eses OF coustruotion. and others are con-
semplated. The painters brush 10 doing |
gOod service thsFc, and tho village ia a.
summing arsetty appearance.
The Territorial Fair this year will be
spltt In twain, the first half being held
ouiioQ the weak beginning Aug. q, and |
~ LAT half during October. The frat
hall will b devoted 10 the exhibitions
q seook, raoeA eto., on the Assooiatiou's
grounds back Of town, and the latter
en1 70 oeheg departments Ut the Fair. In
Columbia Hall. In town.
NJ. 6hanklin, Of Sacramento, SURVEY.
OF General Of California, has been mai.
ing pleasant tour Of the sound coun-
". He returned ON the George w.
Elder pressure Of business compelling /
him to do %. His family, consisting Of |
wife. son and daughter, viii remain Ssy. |
eral veakA whiting the various places Of |
interest On the Sound. and will than -. |