Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-17
DAILY PoSr-lNrELLIGEECER.

The County Commissioners eAp-ct ="
finish up their business and ADJOURN 10
day.
President Powell is more than pleased
With the encouragement be has receIveo
sincs assuming charge Of the University
In fact he Is jubilant.
Mr.. Anthony is getting GOOD dsSl on
,ork in his book bindery. The Work ne
Soaa recommends him warmly sno us
businees Is certain TO grow rapioiS'
Ducks, grouse, pheasants, slk. ven as.,a
and other game galore IN tne " - &c
markets, and we don't ea1 s
either. Dye mind that, Haiiorans j.,
On Front and First streets IN Portland
80 sirsadv twelve electric lights, wniie
sh;,tv.f;ve more are subscribed for. Inc
.ata ssksd for them is go a month.
Seattle has another physician and
.,-~a"n in the person Of DIR. ID. Bolton,
Who. though arrived during the present
wssk. has already opened an olucS
in the Marshall block.
Gaoroe A. Hill WAS admitted TO prac-
tice in all the courts OF sne A n,aaon
Yesterday. Mr.. Hill ID from Oi:eon'
and brother Of W. LAIR hiii, the JOUR
nalist and lawyer of that State.
Mr.. MN. Harvey, of Albany, ore.
oon. prominent merchant OF tha'
PLEASANT burg, has been paying quieo !"
ian0thv visit TO Seattle and the aojoin-
ino country. He leaves for home tooa.'
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Chuicn
rive one of their pleasant socials az ..e
neas;aance of the Rev. q. +. Whltworth
nc svsn;no. TO which all are cordially
;nv;tsd Corner of Fourth and Seneca
streets.
The steamer Josephine runs now 10
Rali's camp on tho Skagit, and makes
occasional trips to Minkler's MIL, a 10"
miIes further up that river. She MAKES
aami-weekly trips from this city, ana In
doing fine business.
"A little muddy, rather murky ano
somewhat sisagreeable, said Wnso
river granger al he gaiioped on to"aius
home Yesterday. but not 50 pad as BIZ
feet of snow in Minnesota. we 'niAA
20. too. Don't you, BiliF
Eggs are retailing IN victoria AT %
cents q dozen. An acquaintance trad
ino among the farmers 10 the hortn "a
ns houoht eggs last week at - cents
dozen and sold them to our PROVINCIAL
neiohbors at ~ the day after.
II il said that young lawyer OF TINS
oitv goes to Olympia today, tor the pur-
nose of wedding a fair daughter Vi .no
can,taI. Before returning TO his nome
and practice here he will go on brioai
tour with his newly made VIE.
An old resident of Clallam county
writes: "Please send me the fosf-Is-
r LLIaEScER for ono year. You nave sn-
Lar red and improved the paper lih-
mensely; ~ mucn 30, IN TACT, tn:.' : o"n
no longer withhold sending ior H.
There will be no services at Trinity
Eplscopal Church on Sunday morning
next. AZ the Chapel Of the Good Shep-
hard. in the northern part of the city,
viii be reopened on that day for divine
service after many improvements and
repairs.
We are assured by resident OF Wash
on Island that Point Heyer OH the
east shore OF that island, affords An ex-
cellent site for the building and opera
tion of a sawmill. and that some enter
prisinp person will do we'll to secure II
and use it for the purpose indicated.
The Sound country is now overrun
with newspaper canvassers. san iran
cisco alone il represented by three &C
tive men. The Chronicle man throws IN
n chrome with each subscription, the
Post man n thermometer. and the CdH
man y California map and pamphlet.
People ON Commercial street south of
the Arlington are put to great deal OF
unnecessary inconvenience by reason OF
the failure of water to flow in the by
drants thereabouts. A small sized riot
is imminent il this matter IL not At
tended to. We mean peaceable riot.
Mr.. Frank Seaman, Of the White
House, will leave on the Dakota on Sun
day, the 10Th inst, for San Francisco to
lay in another supply OF winter goods.
He will also purchase u large stock OF
holiday goods IN all the latest novelties.
Any order given him will receive careful
attention.
A company has been formed in Vic
toria to build steamer designed viz
tually to make that town the terminus
Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad. She
will be fast and fine, and will make tri-
weekly trips to Yale until the road is
completed to Port Moody, when she
will make daily trips there.
The regular monthly literary meeting
of the University will be held this
afternoon In the chapel of the building.
The friends of the University are in
vited to DO present, and it il hoped they
will rally in force. They will hear some
good music, and encourage both pupils
and faculty by their presence.
A map issued each month in connec-
ton with Portland periodical divides
vashon Island into two parts, with a
channel Is mile wide between. does
awaywith Puyallup and Duwamish riv-
era and makes White River empty
directly into the Sound half way be-
tween Tacoma and Seattle. Bainbridge
Island Is left OIL altogether, rs also Sno-
h0mish river and such towns AZ Gam
BILE, Seabeck, 30. Oh, such a map!
The Walla walla people have elected
N. T. Cation Joint Councilman, Sewall
Truax Councilman, A. g. Lloyd, II. II.
Huuegate and Chas. Besserer Represen.
tatives. Geo. Thompson Prosecuting
Attorney, Mr.. G. Painter Auditor, j. h.
Thompson Sheriff, j. f. Boyer Treasur.
or, VIM. Hardness Assessor, Nj. Il.
Ward, Amos Cummings and 3. II. En-
win Commissioners, j. w. Brock School
Superintendent, Il. Guichard Probate
Judge, w. b. Wells Coroner, and A. S.
LeGrow Sheep Commissioner.
The long delayed telephone is seeking
establishment In our busy. busting lit
tie city. JohnJ. Sabin, superintendent
OF the Pacific Bell Telephone Company,
and E. j. Martin, special agent OF the
same, are here with this object in view.
II a list Of fifty subscribers can be OBJ
tanned they will put into use here the
latest and best telephone system yet
devised, which is vast improvement
over the aystem introduced three years
ago. Leading citizens will be seon by
these gentlemen during the next day or
two, for the purpose Of exchanging views
ON this subject.
The steamer Hope is doing fine
business on her two northern routes.
She goes and comes loaded both WAYS
every trip. Victoria takes all she can
carry over there, and Seattle takes all
she can bring here. She brought here
yesterday so barrels of lime, and left
last night with lumber and merchan-
disc. Captain Lott thinks Of changing
the direction Of his routes, and Of going
hereafter via Coupeville. Uts,lady and
Deception Pass. He also thinks Of get
ting another, larger and faster steamer,
and OF adding Nanaimo and New West
minister TO his places of calling and
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