Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-19
nlnr Observation-Disclosures.
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Tba Libby will be hauled out on
nf;tchell's ways today for repairs.
On Saturday night Officer Thompson
made se,en arrests, mostly for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct
Warren Hastings. of Port Townsend,
came up yesterday. to attend the ohi-
verti ty during the coming school year.
The Klickitat Republican County
Convantion has nominated woman,
NJ. n Seitz. for School Superintend-
ent.
Judkius, the floating photographer, l.
now ut Nanaimo, taking pictures OF All
the people there, and having his nahos
foil of work as can be.
The bark Henry Buck, saiisng ~
Chas. H. Wells line. il now ioaoinR TOT
the Sound. and will leave San Francisco
on the 24th inst. See ad elsewhere.
Friday Harbor, on the west shore OF
Gan Imam Island. has been officially se-
Iscted AZ the location Of the new port
Of entry in the District Of Puget Sound.
W.B. Grow has gone into the parcel
express and passenger carrying bnsi-
nee. and il building up lucrative
trade. His card will be found else
where.
The standard wants the Democrats OF
ThurstOn County TO nominate q Iady 10.
School Superintendent. That would
d0ubtless be good thing for the party,
but no 4 about the ladyI
Peoples ticket looms up a. ono OF
the possibilities in Chehalis County,
and. according 70 the C0nrier, the Dem
crats and sore heads of ThurstOn COun-
ty talk Of an Independent ticket.
The steamship Willamette will soon
be out again, and will DO placed on tne
Seattle Portland route. one WILL carry
coal around to the Columbia and con-
vey freight and passengers back.
Chief Justice Greene has rendered
decision in the oass Of the United States
vs. Allen Wojr, which leaves that gen
tleman undistarbed in his position OF
DEPUTY Shipping Commissioner. score
one for the craft.
Shin Bullion, loaded with railroad
iron for the Northern Pacific Company
arrived at Port Townsend last Sunday
At sO,ne time in her passage shs en-
.countered Q gale sufficiently hard U
oause the loss Of her foretopmast.
The coal bark Lizzie Williams ha'
made Ave trips 10 Tacoma. Out OF tina
number three were made under sail ron
the ocean to port. On the other trip
southerly winds prevailing. she wa
compelled 70 call in TIE aid Of tn2.
The railroad company ia short on 1T
lumber reuuisitiOn tO tho amount OF w.
million feet. Their shortage on order.
for car lumber alone in New Tacoma J.
nov about 600. OOO feet. and many times
for year past has been greater. Iht
coal 6unkers and large new machine
shop will together require about i,2O0,
600 fest.
On the arrival Of the North Pacific Al
Port Townsend yesterday, from Victo-
ria. she transferred her passengers to
the Geo. e. Starr, and hastened on e
Tacoma, where she Was placed IN read.
mess TO receive that portion OF the vice.
re9sl party that came up from Ban
Frsncisco By way of Portland. A sps-
cial train conveying these people and
few invited guests was expected to ar
rive al Tacoma at 1880 last evening.
Pat Murphy. his wife and daughter,
Of Tacoma, have been spending the
summer ON ranch on the other side Of
Lake Washington. They started back
ON Sunday night, in boat loaded al
most TO the waters edge. When we'll
on their wuy over their boat filed with
water and sank, and they would all have
drowned had it not bsen for = boat 40
oompsnyiug. As it was the family got
vat and lost all their personal effects.
Cant. L. B. Parker. late Of the Parker
House in North Seattle, and Mr.. J. Bea-
70. n veil known young man late OF
the Bellt0wn express, have formed Co
partnership and fitted mp saloon In
the Marshall Block basement. The
room is large, we'll lighted and hand
Uoluely furnished. Ithas been chrif-
tened wine Vaults and it il the In
tsnfion Of the proprietors to conduct II
~ a first class house. The Opsning
took place last night.
Manager Van Horn made another
trial last saturday 70 get Sherman's or
Gus into British Columbia without pay
ing duties on the same, but was unable
TO do %, and has now rslinquished the
project. The duties there would
amount TO about $40, and what adds to
this is the fact that the payment would
IL the view OF our law make the circus
foreign property, and on its reintroduc-
ton TO the United States an equally
heavy tax would be imposed by our
authorities. Though good field to
visit, 6herman's circus cannot afford to