Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-14
nAnY PoSf-IEfELLIGEECER,
Tho Golden Rule Bazaar wants boy.

The Golden Rule Bazaar wants boy.
Our fine. dry, clear weather OF last
vsek Il succeeded this week by cloud,
rain and mud.
TIL. Campbell has moved his office
in With I. H. Cam, and still has DaI-
gains IN real estate.
Ed. L. Ludsley wants some shingie
ruakers, He also offers some spieDoio
farming land for sale.
Judge Burke has eighty majority 10
Mason county. McReavy IL saio +"
have q smaller majority than Burke.
Ed. C. Hanson has taken the place OF
II. d. Temple as mail messeneel on
route No. 1872 from Seattle 70 ootnnoi'
Persons here in Seattle are arranging
fer a grand ball at YesIers Hail on
Thanksgiving evening. Full part'cu-
Lars in few days.
It is pretty safe to estimate the ma
iority Of Delegate Brsnts over ZSO. 10
tact. that number can be counted ny
now, and there are several counties yet
TO hear from.
The wife of a Victorian fell into well
one dav last week, and for an hour
stood ia cold water four and half feet
deep. Her experience may be imag-
med 70 have been anything but agree
able.
Hon. NJ. G. George has returned TO
Portland, where he will remain until
the oath, when he will start for "aAh-
inoton, accompanied by his mother,
who goes to Ohio on a visit aiter
thirty years absence.
There will be shipped on the steamer
Dakota leaving here for San Francisco
on the 18th lO022 sacks of oats from the
OREGON Improvement Co.'S wharf, and
tan 70 twenty tons of hops from Yes
ier's. also about 200 barrels of salmon
which were packed here by Ii. Z. Levy.
DAYLIGHT is shortening now disagree
ably. Ii has got down ia duration now
to little more nine hours. and another
hour has vet to come of before the
turning point is reached. But our dis,
comfort in this respect Is money and
satisfaction TO dealers in coal oil and
makers Of gas.
Henry William Hayward, son Of Chas
Harvard, of Victoria, died IN that city
last week, aged II years. According To-
the local papers he was young man OF
much promise, being studious, industrl-
GUS and amiable, and, at the time OF hls
taking off. just fairly entering upon 4
life Of usefulness, integrity and honor.
The Vancouver Independent annOun-
cee the overwhelming defeat OF It's po-
litical rivals in the manner following;
BORN.
StiIl-born-In Clarke county, on Tues
day, Nov. 7th, 1882, to tho Machine
Party, after much labor and tribula-
ton, q mouse. The bosses are incoI-
s0lable.
Miss Nettie Hall took her departure
for Half Moon Bay, California, yester-
day morning. She WAS summoned by
telegraph 70 the bedside Of her sister,
Who will be remembered as Miss Mary
Hall. who lived here for many years.
Miss Nettie went for an indefinite
period, which her friends sincerely hope
viii not b long one.
F.W. 6techhan il trying hard to &C.
cure the building Of three new opera
houses, one at Walla Walla, one at Sc
Attic. and ono in Victoria. These
towns, added TO Portland, are sufficient
" wealthy and populous to invite the
best talent that comes to the coast, but
they are all three sadly deficient IN
places fit for the appearance Of such
talent.
Joseph Matthews, boy about fifteen
years old, while attempting to jump
from the coal wharf to the deck Of the
steamer Isabel, yesterday evening fell
between the steamer and wharf into the
water, distance Of about twenty feet.
He was soon fished out, and fortunately
escaped with no further injuries than a
bruised ankle and ducking. Moral:
Never jump ON steamer until the gang
plank Ii out.
Election returns come in slowly.
Some Of these back precincts evidently
regard the sending in of their own re-
turns AZ of little account in the grand
total, and no one puts himself ont to
hurry them forward. They are all
necessary, though, and their slowness
In coming forward isl quite provoking
Right at home, here, in King county,
the precincts were not all officially heard
from until last night.
A meeting Of the Board of Directors
Of the Seattle, Puget Sound and Gray's
Harbor Railroad was held last evening
In this city. Governor Newell, the Presi-
dent Of tho road, Judge Lewis, Vice
President, DR.. KOllock, Secretary, and
Captain Hill, Treasurer, and Mr.. Os-
borne were present. A proposition from
John i Cummings, of Colorado, who is
. contractor ON the Oregon Short Line,
10 build q section Of the road, was re-
ooived, considered and referred to COM
vuittaA In YasHnrf at an aar1v vnaetiuO A
vigorous movement for the building Of
this road IL consequently on foot. Mr..
Cummings has ali the implements ne
ceasary for an early completion Of the
contract when awarded.