Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-23
nlnY Observation-Disclosures,
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10 a L.
Mn. 8. d. Howe has gone down TO
Duneeness ON visit.
The school for deaf mutes at Salem
win reopen September 9th.
+. Miss Josie Livingstone, Of Port Blake
IL. ia In San Francisco on pleasure
"trip.
Potvine is the name of new Fps
copal minister in Oregon, stationed a'
Pendleton. 4
Nixtv-fiye miles of the Oregon and
California Railroad will be completed
this year. Il
CAPTAIN Rufus Calhoun is spoken OF
a Republican candidate Tor Sher'n OF
jefferson county.
Major Downie, founder OF Downieviiie
and one of the Argonauts OF California,
is at present in this city.
The Evangel from Sitka, is due, and
IL she beats the Dakota she VIII nave 10
be coming along pretty soon.
Cautain John Libby. Of the tug Blake
". was thirty years old yesterday, IA
nonse0ueuce Of which the Fort biakeiy
people celebrated. =,
The time for receiving bids on the
new Denny block, has been prolonged
70 saturday, and the award II ~ 10 made
the Monday following.
Mr.. Charles Coppin. Of this city, BIAS
naed over 2.OOO,OOO feet of lumber Ia
consfruotinQ the immense bunkers.
shutes, etc. ut Newcastle.
Rsy. Arthur N. Wrixon, an Episcopal
minister Of oregon, has gone BACK 70
Nebraska, 70 take q position IN the iacuity
Of 8 college in that State.
Charles Naher has very attractive
sion. Il is on canvas and stretches
snrM,s Mill street from the top Ut his
store to the building opposite.
The second game Of base ball, played
last Monday. resulted in crushing de-
feat 70 the Waila Wallas, the Portland
ers beating them on a score OF ~ 10
8.
Mis- Winnie L. Murphy, a daughter
AZ Johu Miller Murphy, editor OF the
Washington Standard, is ut present EN-
uIoyed IN the Office Of Hines, the Pm
ter.
David Bicelow, while using an axe, nj
the camp near SnOqualmle Falls, cut MS
leQ severely. He WAS taken at once 70
\ house near by and we'll cared Tor. ~
| q reported doing well.
Tho Hall -CO0mbs- Brisce camping
narty have gone to Gravely Lake, near
kkeiiaooom, in Pierce County, and are
hnvinQ grand time hunting. fishing and
riding over the prairie. etc.
Tho ioe factory il at last at work In
earnest, and is turning out all that l.
vanfad from Il. The agency IL ut Wald
L CampbelI's, where b. =. Miller will
attend 70 wants in that direction.
Chafies Evans. the newly appointed
poetmaster at New Tacoma, who haa
been here for some time, learning post.
ofIace duties, will 60 up To take charge OF
the New Tacoma Office next week.
Tha Skokomish river forms the inlet
and outlet of Cushman lake. The
waters of the lake are very cold. and
sre full of fine trout. J. G. Hermels sue
oes1ed in catching ono measuring nj
teen inches in length.
The camp at the stone quarry near
Port Orchard took IRE yesterday, and
vss destroyed. The loss was not heavy,
but the delay which 1t occasions IN get
ting out stone for the new buildings u
very annoying TO the parties concerned.
The necessity for more water in the
CITY II daily more apparent. For hours
at q time not drop flows in many of
the pipes, The matter should be taken
hold Of By the City Council. Our pres
emit service il disgraoeful, dangerous
and every way bad.
Il II 10 be hoped no time will be lost
In rebuilding sidewalks on the improved
streets, Il il far from comfortable or
pleasant TO wallow through great depths
Of soft, yielding earth. Az fast AZ the
GRADE il completed, block by block, the
nev walks should be laid.
The genial and worthy sheriff of Kit
cap county, Jos. Comstock. Esq. was in
this city yesterday on business. We do
mot believe our neighbOrs across she
Sound can do better this fall than re-
elect Sheriff ComstOck. and from all
that We can gather We arc confident It IL
their intention 70 do 30.
4, II. Martin, the dishonest New Ia
coma telegraph operator, has gone to
Seatoo. instead of to California. He
Was bound over, after proper examine
ton. 20 answer the charge against him
at the next term Of the District Court,
and, failing 70 rive security for his ap-
pearance. was sent to jail.
The Port Madison saw mill is saving
at the rate Of 65,000 feet Of lumber a
dAy, which will be increased to nearly
10000 fest In few days, by the start
rooon7ly been added to the mill The
bafhs Oakland and Coquimbo arc load
Ing. and tho bark Vidctte il expected
soon 70 arrive.
The opening of the new grand pipe
organ viii take place at Trinity Church
this evening. Judging from the very
high order Of music selected, and the
talsnt and ability Of those whe take
Part, u will be ono Ut those affairs
NAinh no true lever Of music can afford
- mln. For particulars go the adver-
tisement In another column.
A letter from ]. G. Janicke. Of Falls
City, informs M that typhoid foyer ia
prevalent IN his neighborhood. There
have heen several GASES, one Of which
hia daughter, Rchael Janicke--has re-
suited fatally. Hhe died ON the morning
q Ne l0th inst. The situation 0ut there
d The woods, away from medical aid, Ia
painful 70 parents In times like those
nov indicted on the Falls City people.
Thb slsamef Phantom, Capt. William
Warren. came over from Seabeck yea
tee0ay. 6he b now the property Of d.
Z. Howard, Of that place, who runs her
hetveen Port Gamble and HeSbeck in
eonnsotiou With the st. Patrick. an
othoe small steamer, belonging to him.
The Phantom has Z new house on her,
which b larger and nicer than the old
one. Her hull has also been painted q
dep - green color; In fact, she has
ben % much changed that We hardly
seeogniss In her thsold Phantom known
70 ooe bay Tor % many years.
ORUauo o. xnH fmHIN0 6BAsoN.-I
0eoeRs T. Nysrs oams over from Port
land day before yesterday. He brought
With him forty eannszy hands from the
Columbia River, and will commence
oporation1 In the cannery across the bay
8 o0ee. He will begin making cans
today, which work will be pushed vigor-
o0aly until The Let Of September, when
tho foros viii b increased. and tho work
q oatehinQ and canning salmon com
una1An6 nnPwn f0Pv,R ~ ltnlinna and