Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-05

Front street is veritable mud river

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lon 80 S.vs
snese rainy ua'a
Services Will De nslo a. .ue Ley Gov"
ollc Cbnrcn Iof tue nrss 'itno sooas'
The Eagle Brewery OF r; '. onydel,
in the southern part OF the city, made iss
6rst crew on Inursoay last.
@. Poncin, wife and child are among
the passengers on the Queen Of ths Pa
cite, dus at Portland today.
Shippers read the advertisement OF
the bark Chas. B. Keany. She will sail
from San Francisco Nov. 9Th. Orders
bv telegraph will reach her.
A aarc;no marty. given in Yesler's
Hal, last NIGHT. Was attended by thirty
or forty couples, and proved very
pleasant ana1r 10 tue paf''e'pA
Messrs. Smith d Penney nave Aken
charge of the Seattle boiler WORKS, ano
are prepared to do all work IN tneir HE
at short uotice. See ad elsewhere.
Wilson Denny, the young ieweler, has
besn confined TO his bed for a week past
with typhoid fever. He has been 80 low
In health that saving his life mas been
almost despaired OF.
There has been of late a general raise
in prices of provisions at the local res
faurants. Notwithstanding which these
Embellishments are ENJOYING a larger
business than ever before.
Thar. ia ,n,cb sb;npino at Tacoma At
r~aaa"t The Vessels in the harbor in
rlnJa ONO ioading lumber. one loading
S s";ISD v -, I@ad;na coai one leading
,uhaa. and three Eating orders.
IT.. ...o,rsh;rC ,.o w Elder brouobt
noe 10" 10 era;nh, n port Townsend. EOS
tons to Seattle. PAT tons for Tacoma and
1cE so,,s 20, 1,Ivmnia hasides EAT tons
- Victoria She also brouoht AZ passen-
nar, 20 Victoria 10 In Port Townsend =,
i01 to Seattle. d for Tacoma and II for
0lvmn;a
Our merchants have another chance
to get goods by sail vessel from Ban
Francisco. The low rates secured IN
this way are very attractive, ana wnen
notice sufficient IL gwen Inc sailels
come full. In the case OF the vessei now
ON the berth, u Will DO necessary W Or
der by telegraph.
EGGS have been very high in price this
fall. For several weeks past the average
price has been about 20 cents dozen.
At no time have they been lower than ~
cents, while at one time they were up "a
65. Now, il the hens have any regard
for their owners, and wish to be profit.
able to them, il the time for them ia
Law. It will DO lust like them, though
TO put of this service until spring, when
the markets will be overrun with her
fruit worth only ~ or 20 cents Dozen
The Oregonian very truly says: III
the people of Washington Territory de
sire admission into the Union AZ a State
thew would do well 10 come out with q
full vote next Tuesday 80 as to mako q
fair showing of their actual population
This NAV be an important point, and il
In one that ought not be overlooked. The
argument for or against admission; and
aide it must be large enough to afford q
fair showing of the population"
With the widening Of streets. the in
creased fire extinguishing force and the
supplanting Of wooden buildings, with
brick, fire insurance rates down town
are on the decline. One building that
We know Of had "A rate OF ten per cent
three years ago, eight per cent, two years
ago, seven per cent, last year, and Six
this year. Up town rates, on the con-
trary, are climbing higher all the time.
The wooden buildings are being piled
closer aud closer. no new cisterns are
being dug, while the danger is percepte-
bly, greater, each and every month.
The people in the northern part of
town have no reason To feel that thew
are without a representative in the
Board OF School Directors aimee JUDGE