Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-15

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Tho wha.com tax levy OF ioo-
amounts TO $14.OO2.bs.
In reading the paper this morning %
not overlook Mr.. Montgomery . new ao-
ysrtissmeut.
yeesy 4 Cook, the Front street drug
u;ata. have eold out to a. r. storms, 1usI
from Bodie, California.
The hoats on the east side routes
80 and 90 Vell % ssnRered- About
aixtv pefoor1s come and ~ many 90 tn@'
way svssy day.
2. The vhoopins cough 10 again prsva-
leoe smoua the children Of tnis cy,
and for that matter ia: oesn ""'se
leos no ell simmer and fall
1udOe A. Campbell Of the Law firm OF
CsmnhaIl 4 Senter, New Tacoma, was
in the citv Yesterday. on business COL
nsoted With the Challenges crew.
Miss Ldbbie Vaughn, Of Portland
Oraoon. YES married in London Eng
land on the 18th of August last, 70
Prof. Clinton Wagner OF New fofk.
n n. Liz. the we'll known dealer IN
kvomen's goods, came over from fort-
land Yesterday, bringing . stock Win
him Tor sals 70 his customers Oh the
Sound.
Judm0 rssns gave notice that from
This time on, during the present teim y.
Court, night sessions will necessarily -
held in order 70 expedite ana carly
thsUpah The work.
The steamship Geo. w. Elder duly
arrived AZ Victoria, aud after dischaiR-
inc frefcht there sailed 1t ! yesterday
afternoen fox the Sound. She WILL az
rive here early this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Yeslsr returned
home last evening, coming Dy wy u
Portland The steamer State Of Call
fornia vss detained several hours by
low water ia the Columbia river.
Ths firm of Davies d Woodruff is
about 70 dissolve. Mr.. Woodruff Will
retire from the business, which VIII
hsreefter b. conducted by Mr.. Davies
alone. The change Will take paaoe
on the 10Th inst.
The steamer Geo. z. Starr will leave
for Oivmuia ON Monday morning ~ On
O'clock. instead of the Idaho. and ths
steau,er Otter will 90 70 Port Townsend,
taking the place Of the Goo. r.. otarr,
leaving at 8 o'clock, q. N.
We are still waiting the arrival OF tho
steamer Emma Hayward from Astofa.
Rough weather has detained her insi0e
the Columbia river bar. Capt Deoney,
of the State Of California, 1t Is said, las
been depu.ed to bring her around.
La the township Of Bangor. Name,
there are at present on the stocks build,
ING Eve ships Of 1000 tons and upward
each, two barks, two fouf-mas.eo
schooners Of 1000 tons each, eight three
mssted sohooners, and one Small
schooner.
Tho schooner Emily Stephens. built
on the Columbia River three years ago,
and which. in lss0, engaged In the
Straits Of Fuca halibut fishery. was cap
sized of the California coast last week.
Al far ~ known 10 the contrary, all ON
board were lost.
Seventy five four aud six-horse teams
arc constantly employed on the con-
struction department OF the N. r., haul
inc hay, grain and provisions from the
end of track TO the front, besides about
twenty private teams employed general
" in moving saloons and general mer-
chandise.
In order that some pressing civil bust
ness might he disposed Of in Court,
Judge Greene postponed further hear
ing of criminal cases until Monday;
hence the indictment against Capt.
Allen, of the Harvester, was not taken
up, but will be the first ON the docket
for Monday.
Tho Cheney Sentiaei thus solves the
question: The true inwardness Of the
abandonment Of Fort Colville has come
TO light. Three soldiers deserted from
Camp Spokane last week, and il became
necessary to consolidate the Pacific
COaat army or there wouldn't be enough
left to give the officers An orderly apiece.
Ralston's famous yacht, the Brisk.
built ton years ago Tor the fastest and
finest private vessel afioat, has been sold
10 Capt. A. N. simpson, OF San Francis
co, Who has spent $9O, 900 in rebuilding
and refittinC her, and with him and u
party Of friends ON board, is now max
Ing trip up tho California and Oregon
Coast. She now goes under the name
Of Edith.
A StAnwood correspondent ssys
shook of earthquake Was felt there last
Saturday night between Q and 10 O'Clock.
lts direction was east and west. The
bedstead he occupied vibrated two or
three seconds after the shock had passed.
The same shock was felt hero, but being
Hight one--s0 light, in fact. that It was
not generally 0bsorved-no notice was
made Of il In these columns at the time.
RID. Parker, q farmer nsar Green
Lake, In King county. left with w yes
terday . small boz Of strawberries
prswn by him In the open garden at his
place. They twers ripe and fair-sized.
and bat little less fragrant and delicious
than the hsrfies Of June. This In one
OF the things that must b. seen to DO be-
licved, but We believe il for Ne have
seen and tasted, and il others are doubt
full they can call around and smell of
the box.
According to the Cheney Ssasinei the
Grand Jury Of spokane county devoted
considerable time TO investigating the
lynching Of Aldcy Neal. They exam
ined q largo number of witnesses, but
could not obtain such specific evidence
- would b n0oeaaary 70 secure con-
yieAion, and % the case was laid aside.
The eyidencs showed that 10 men were
soRaGed 6the hanging. and the names
Oh Su0 40 AIO Known 10 u uOkSl Cetthlu-
y. but the legal proof 10 not forth
coming.
The Arst chad taken In Rogue River.
Oregon. was caught Inst week in seine
by salmon fsher. Its weight was one
and one -fourth pounds. Shad have been
taken during the present year in the
Columbia River and on Puget Sound,
and until their taking we're never before
known i'm the Pacific Coast. A number
Of young shad wsrs placed In the 6acra-
mento River three years ago, ard that
they hAvo multiplied and spread Ia now
plain enough, ~ also that they will here
after b ~ common an article of diet
on the PaeiAo - they are on the Allan
tic.
SuNpowN S9As. are very sure
that II our citizens knew how merit
orious the above named ente4tainment
IL, there would havs been = larger attend
ancs last night. The paintinGs are far
above the average Of panorama work.
Some are very beautiful. That Of the
entrance to Yaquins Bay aud Yonngs
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