Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-25
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LOCAL L.

Nre Samuel Stork. Of Olympia, Is
making trip TO Washington City.
Mr.. Jameson, the surveyor. is about |
20 build 9 dwelling house in Olympia.
A large shipment of black currants
Vas made TO San Francisco on the IA
kota, from Victoria.
Aspecisl school tax Of 5000 Is to be
levied in Olyp pa for the esssblisamsn'
q Z RfAdsd sth ,ol.
Tha Geo. E. Ssarr took on e1corsion
cartV from Pot Townsend yesterday
smooa u San Juan islands.
a. 1faenenoer, on Saturday niRts
at vilI take q moonlight cxcnrsion
nafty from Olympia to Oakland.
Pad 1oseph Borren's new advertise
ment. He has large stock OF Go"o'
It bedrock prices. Give him cali.
Adancine school 10 projected IN thus
CITY. the class being called together 10.
circumcision on Thursday evening OF
this week.
Yakima City IL 70 have another news
naner. The outfit necessary went 70
that plaoe last week. ]. n. Adams VIII
b. the Publisher.
The Geo. W. Elder arrived at Victoria
v.sserdsv. and Will leave for the Sound
thia morning. She may be looked ior
early in the evening.
Professor Steinle, who has been drii-
,;ru the German Singing Club for the
nsS two or three months, led the sing
inc 1t tho picnic On Sunday.
Tho rain of Sunday night WAS bles-
ding Of no light character. The duss was
laid, vegetation refreshed, aud tne Al
mo- piere cooled. II there had only been
little more Of it the good would nave
been greater.
Among the works Mr.. 6herwin, the
architect. has IN hand at this time IL
WnahinQton Territory. are the Court
hos.ss and schoOlhouse IN vancouver
Ard tho Courthouse, bank and Memoir
ial church in New Tacoma.
The wires continue down. Mr.: Eddy
Of the 0fii0s here, went to New Iaco'ns
YESTERDAY, and there sent and received
messages all day, getting of the accu
mulate1 business in the thorough man
Nor Of which he Is capable.
IT Q election in Victoria, last Friday
reeulted in the choice Of Messrs. Bake
and 6hakepeaye for the Canadian Housa
Of Commons, MeMrs. DeCOSm0s, Booth
Fell and BOYD being beaten. BOYD GO
che lowest vote, -, and Baker the high
ct, ~.
The Skaeit river people will probably
make appeal TO tho mill companies 10
help in cutting the jam in the mouth o.
that stream. II il b .lieved that there ar
some i've thousand dollars worth o.
logs imbeddsd in the jam, which vii
partly compensats for the removal.
In q 0oldendsle paper Of last wsea
appsared comparison between its CIR
oujation and that of its neighbor, which
Was made sd.ous by inf ,rmatior
obtained at tho local POSSIBILITIES. ]
IL stupid postmaster indeed
Vho doesn't know that the Civ
Ing Of such information should b.
and ia prohibited by regulation, ane
that in giving it no renders himself
liable 70 official reprimand and removal
- veil ~ TO damages to the person ag
Rrieved.
That the now Yes.er-LsaEy block viii
bo built this fall is now q settled ques
ton. The tenants of the houses nov
covering tho proposed site have been no
tilted to vacate, or be ready to move with
tho buildings to a new location. Ad
vertisements calling for bids appear in
another column. The tenants are Mes
sS. Kaufman. Lyon, Blumquiss, How.
ard, Cosper, Naher, Vsrgon, Kelley, md
on . few feet Of ground, Waddell q
Miles. To move or close up shop will
cause these mon considerable loss, but
e cannot be helped. and, while is will
- hard on them, the new buildings will
b splendid gain to tho whole town.