Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-19
DAILY Observation-Disclosures
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Mr.. Gsigsr il going away. His notice
will be Of interest 10 many.
Operator Snow has gone north, to at
tend TO the fixing Of the cable.
Those having . spare furnished room
TO lot will do well to leave word at this
office.
A. McKinnie, Of the z Pacific Mu-
tual Life, came over yesterday from
Portland.
Rev. John Reid, Of Port Townsend,
preached in the Congregational Church
at Portland last Sunds
John Wisdem. an insane man from
Columbia county, was brought 70 the
Asylum at Stsilaco0m yesterday
Frank L. Plummer 10 going East, 70
Kansas and Maine, the cold water
States, TO be absent several months.
Capt. J. L. Mcdonald, the Occidental
and Oriental Railroad and Steamship
Company, was in the city yesterday.
Vancouver, last Saturday, expressed
herself in favor Of new $1,000 school
house--by 20s votes for to Ii against.
Tho steamship Oregon has just
brought from San Francisco 54S passed.
gers and 1878 tons freight, TO Astoria
and Portland.
Among the passengers on tn. outgo-
ing Geo. w. Elder will be Mrs. Stacy,
bound for the State Of Now York, TO be
absent one yecr or more.
At last accounts the steamer Dispatch
was ashore on Shaw's Island, in the
lower Sound. It is thought she can DO
got Oh with little damage TO her.
j. j. Rogers, . leading man OF Clal-
lam county. ID reported TO have COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself, a
few days since, at New Dungeness.
C. NJ. Carter, a former Oregonian, has
settled himself in the city Of Washing
ton, and begun the publication Of a
monthly paper called The Weekly Re
form.
Watson Allen. long Of Falls City, but
of the q. II. d N. Co. at The Dalles, 10
here on brief visit among friends and
relatives.
II. r. Isaacs, Of Walla Walla, 10 about
TO build a -four mill at Prescott, w. r.,
with a capacity Of 800 barrels daily, the
machinery for which will COST him
$4,000.
A cold wind prevailed all day yestsr-
day and last evening, calling overcoats
into general rsquisition ON the outside,
and making hot stoves very comfortable
ON the inside.
The Walla Walla, on her way from
San Francisco TO Seattle, ran out of
GOAL, and went into Astoria, Inst Mon
day, for a supply, after getting which
she resumed her voyagss
The Chamber Of Commerce transmit
ted the resolutions passed the previous
evening to Delegate Brents and also to
the Postmaster Genetal, yesterday, con-
corning mail route No. 1904.
The driving down Of . few hundred
nails protruding a half-inch above the
Mill street sidewalk would save deal of
sh0eleather belonging to the thousands
Of persons who daily visit the postoffics.
w. w. White, who was knocked ON
the head With an iron bolt by J. McIn-
tire several days ago at Port Blakely,
came homo yesterday. 1t il understood
the matter will come before the Grand
Jury for investigation.
There are now seventy seven Lodges
Of United Workmsn in the jurisdiction
of Oregon, Washington and British Co
lumbia, with an average membership Of
fifty parsons, and an aggregate member
ship Of nearly 1000.
We have received an anonymous let
tor from Port Blakely, concerning the
late assault upon young White and
kindred matters. II the writer, claim
ing to know all about it, is afraid to as
sumo the responsibility for its publica-
ton, he cannot expect us, knowing no.
thing about it, to assume such respon-
sibility.