Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-18
DAILY POSf-IEfELuGEECER.
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John McBeth wants those parties m
debted to him to pay up.
I'M. Frink and family are about 70
move into the Burritt house, on 'FRONT.'
street.
Can't. Samuel Jackson has retired
from command of the steamer BIZ, ana
has been succeeded by Capt. Miller.
Beef has gone up in price in the home
markets, and eggs. poultry ana nsn arc
in increased demand in consequence.
Alto il the name of a new postoffice
in Columbia county, and Milton the
name of a new Office in Yakima county.
The Standard Minstrsls and Muldoon
Picnic Party will make their appear
ance in the Opera House on the night
of June LIST.
Today. Ascension Day. il holy day
of obligation for all Roman Catholics;
services at the Catholic Church at >
a. M. and p. m.
A chance tn learn to paint photographs
in pearl and ivory il afforded our citi
zens. by J, A. Sandstrorn, At the Wind
cor. on Columbia street. He will also
enlarge pictures, and he has some ele-
CANT specimens Of his work with him.
PIG. Eastwick, formerly of various
railroad surveys in Oregon and WASH
inoton. surveyor of the city of Seattle
and of the county of King, but for the
last three years Of Willamette valley,
came up on the Dakota. Is now hero,
and may possibly stay here. Mr.. East
ridges family live In Portland.
Wee President Cakes. Of the Northern
xvlt n
Eastern capitalists, has been out wes'
ON tour of inspection, They went
through Minnesota and Dakota, and
into Montana az far az the new town ol
Billings. Ere many months. cortaini,
not TO exceed twelve. none Of these ex
poditions will stop short Of ths Pacific.
Monte Rector, whose parents resid'
in Tacoma, and whose grandparents
Mr., and Mrs. A. Walters, are vol
known here. died in that place yester
day morning. and will be buried TO-DAY
Monte was about five years old, ant
was as loving and loyable . child a
one could wish to zee. The bereave'
ones have the sympathy of host o
friends.
DR.. N. w. Lane, impelled by failin
health, will start for Honolulu tOmOI
row, going on the Dakota by way O
San Francisco, and being accompanies
by his wife and daughter. He has dis
posed of his interests ut his late home
Port Gamble. and Is uncertain whethe
he will return to the Sound or not. W
sincerely hope the Doctor will bs graf
fed in the object of his trip.
One Of the great wants of Seattle, il
the building up of large city here.
the location of number of larg
wholesale houses, similar to those tina
were common in Portland dozen o
fifteen years ago. Our retail establish
inents will do very well, but We nee'
something in addition to them, in tn
way of wholesale houses. and that some
thing cannot be very far in the distance
Tho descent and fall of q young maj
is q deplorable event indeed. Eigh
years ago w. Il. Lott left Olympia, al
honest, sober, industrious RESPECTABLE
young fellow, aud until day or tw'
ago, II was hardly known what had be
come of him. He now turns up as tn
publisher of . newspaper down in Tex
as, with the probable fate staring hin
in the face of being elected to the Statt
Legislature and finally perhaps Of be
ing sent to Congress. Mr.. Lott cam'
to California with the late delegation O.
eighty Texas editors, and while th,
others went homo a few days ago b.
took a run up this way, to the old home