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

ID. @, Ireland has started q da1ty paper |
in Portland, called the Argus.
Il. Hefner has lots all over the town |
site 70 sell, and selections and purchases
can be made of him advantageoosiy.
Mr.. Wainwright has some very fine
lots for sale, two being on Ninth street,
the beauty Of which cannot be over
stated.
California shingles are coming into
the Victoria market, and are selling at
486O per thousand, while domestic
shingles are scarce at -.
The people of Victoria are on sort OF
strike against the hackmen, and the
latter. in consequence, are making them
selves as disagreeable as they convent
emily can.
The public school house at Boise City,
n fine brick structure, cost ", sz1.W
Tho furniture was bought in Chicago
for SI.94O.s2, and il took $4,26.B TO
Day the freight on It.
New Tacoma has Just exactly doubled
her vote in thsllast two years. In loo0
the whole number polled was 2S, and
in 1882 53G, an incfease OF 1uss 10.
Good enough, say we.
Gov. Ferry, In 1875, bought six lots Of
Can't. John g. Parker in New Tacoma
for $50. He sold them last week to Mr..
Van ORls, for 3l100. A very pretty per
cent. Of gain in that transaction.
The CHILEAN bark Marie Mnrino, re-
ported abandoned of the California
coast. was laden with lumber at Utsa-
lady. and bound for Valparaiso. No
report has yet come Of the rescue OF her
Grew.
Governor Newell has appointed VIM.
n. Pumphrey. Of Seattle, Trustee for
the Hospital for the Insane in place OF
i. 8. Mcclure, who has resigned on ac-
count of i'll health, and removed TO Cali
forniA.
1T. Twombley was injured 80 as to
b permanently crippled at New Tacoma
last week by falling into an open sewer.
Il il little short OF miraculous that a
dozen like accidents have no. befallen
people here during the street improve
ment Of the last two m5nths.
Il was not Miss AnIie whitney who
sang with the Bessie Louise King Com
pany, On Thursday night, bat Miss En-
..H Schutz. Miss Whitney did not ap-
pear at all that night, but her name was
on the program, and the reporter, not
knowing Otherwise, supposed she was
the lady who appeared III tue part indi-
oAtod for her.
A twelve year-old schoolboy at Butte,
N. T.. becoming incensed at one of the
LADY teachers in tho school, drew re-
yolvsr ON her. One of the Professors Of
the Young soapeRrace turned his weap-
on on him, but did not have the courage
70 Ere, and 40 the Professor advanced
ON him he put away his pistol and fled.
He was arrested and looked up by tho
police.
is. McCallistsr is fixing himself to
make brick in his yard all through the
coming winter. He Ia confident Of get
ting 1000 ready for use between this
time and the 1st Of January. In 1888
he will turn out, IL not disappointed in
bis expectatiops, 3,000, 900 bricks, and il
the demand will justify will turn out
100000. When fairly under way No
Oallistsr's yard will have capacity Of
$1,000 bricks day.
Rainier IL sublime; almost unap-
proachably 20 In its grand and gloomy
Isolation; bot, even admitting that the
Nov TsComitee have had as hne weather
q No have had, their grand old land
mark with its splendid sweep Of APP
proaohss, leading from the pastoral
beauties Of tho valley of the Puyallup,
up through foot hill, mountain spur,
and flanking buttress TO the majestic
mouolith that dominates the whole mag
uinoopt panorama, In no sense of tho
word detracts from the glorious vision
Of tho Olympic Range, snow drowned
and purple with regal splendor, rising
sharp and clear In the track OF the
over-Roing SON, keeping the silent
watch of untold centuries upon hill and
valley and river, and the blue waters Of
this, tho Egean Of the Occident. We
merely mention these things In order
that Now Tacoma may understand that
ahe 10 not entitled to put on any style
over us IN tho matter of natures IN
written picture books. Do the people
Of the terminus comprehend the force
Of these remarks? We are in dead
earnest about this matter. Rainier, as
seem from the terminus, has right to
hold up it, head. The Olympic Range,
q seem from Seattle, has writer. There
Il deep meaning in this last remark.
They como and 60. Some Of them are
hard 70 please. Two of them hired out
10 raft lumber ON the bay at one Of the
city mills. They worked hard and faith
fully, bot both received thorough duck
ina before tho week was out. They
gave mp the Job and tried "braking"
On the coal train. They did not like
that, and now have gone, one AZ fireman
and ono ~ deck hand, ON ono of tho
Sound boats. They are both sober and
industrious, well hammered and pleas
ant spoken. But they do not seem to
know lust what suits them. They mean
work, and let N hope they will find good
and permanent places. They are ever
- much better than tho members Of
that numerous class who como here, look
around for - soft spot 10 fall on" and
not finding il 20 away and curse the
country for everything they can lay
their tongues 10. There arc many such.
Puget Sound will manage 10 worry
through without their aid or presence,
while euoh young men a. those referred
70 In the above brief sketch-and il is
10 fancy oue-will In the end, IL they
pofsevsre, own mills aud steamboats, OF
thedr own. We would say to those who
have Rone Oh our1in0 the country, Turn
again, Whittington," or words TO that
eject, but Where's tho user They have
gone, and good luck 90 with them. Un-
willing guests arc always unwelcome
oues. This IL . good enough country
for %. Give u q fair trial. There's
millions In Il.
4 0sowuo Busnrn.-The Hall Paul.
con Furniture Company contemplate an
early extension Of their business. At