Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-26
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The P1ilraan ear works az Detroit are
-usidine eight sleeping ears for the
Northern Pacific Company.
The Central school vas connected by
telephone yesterday, the number OF the
telephone pa: in there being 70.
Tie temperature fell yesterday sew
raj degrees, while tie dsy wss fo9gy,
-hreateuins Q ch szge 10 tain and wind
d. J. Sehnebiy has bought from Stone
4 Adams their interest IN the kiftitss
L>caiissy, and 10 nov sols proprietor Of
that nsespapsx.
In o single CANYON Gear Eilensbure
$50 l7bofers are said 10 be WORKING on
the CaseA1o branch Of the Northern
Pacific 4sil,osd-
The GrA sail ship 10 hs1i ap alongside
tfs nee wharf Of tie railroad company
sas tbs City Of Brooklyn. which vent In
there Yesterday.
Toe Lefsiisy says that J. T. yansl-
ssyns Of kistitss valley raised this year
I4s2 bushels Of oats On IL acxes, or ~
ths rats a ~ tzehsis Per sore
CsrpsttSfs have the nsT residence os
Mr. J. W. xdvards. an Twelfth street,
we'll under vey. snd expec. "a have II
1 0o 1919 VIZ AoAoy DoSo 49, -
S4mssi Hanoosk, one Of tAe earliest
pionee9A Who came 70 the Sound over
thirty years ago, died at his home on
WILDLY Island On the 2lth inst, aged
u years.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pAny ID about 20 build extensive car
shops in Winnipeg, Man, the intention
heina 10 build the freight cars for the
rod thsFs.
| Boilers and engines are being placed
10 the new Government snaR boat,
which will Be ready for service in
about thirty days. She will operate in
the rivers tributary TO the Sound.
The Legislators are drawing near to
the Territorial Capital One OF two
have already reached there, while at
lsast half the whole number are now on
the way, and will b there by Monday
next.
The WEKxLY PoeT- can
be obtained today, either 1t the ofhoe
of Publication or OF Major Jack STRAIT
man. az 10 cents copy. Call Tor them
while they are fresh, and before they
are all gone.
The fog yesterday mads il disagree
able, difficult and dangerous fer steam
boats 70 get in or out the bay. Steamer
vhis.lss footed and wharf and ship
bells rune continually a. Q warning to
moving craft.
salmon are offered for sale in ample
quantity 70 satisfy the local demand,
several hundred day, Of twelve or If
teen pounds average weight, being ten
dered the public from the various
stands en- our busy streets-
| Mr.. and Mrs Carl Kosche, practical
and experienced workers in hair, have
opened q place Of business on Mill
street, opposite the Occidental Hotel,
and in this issue present formal an
nouncement to our readers.
The light emitted from the gas lamp
at the foot of Cherry street isn't any
greater than that from an ordinary tai
low candle. Is needs looking after at
once, as il il uuquestionably bad, and
has been bad fer mouth past.
There are about 100 men employed in
constructing the Snoqualmie wagon
rozd-:hat IL, counting the forces on
both sides Of the mountain. II Ia ex-
pected to have il pretty we'll completed
By the middle Of October at farthest.-
Locdlixsr.
An addition Of 3Oxl50 feet 10 building
TO the north side of the Yesler wharf,
near the saw mill. Between the mill.
lumber yard, warehouses and shops the
wharf has been 20 encroached upon as
10 make this extension absolutely neces-
sary.
| ]. W. Edwards, Who returned a day
or 20 oince from O short visit to Canada,
where his mother and brother reside,
reports saviug enjoyed himself hugely
during his absence. He 10 a9reeably
surprised with the progress made In this
city during the past two months.
Mr.. T. Gadncy, machinist of this
city. has BEEN employed to overhaul the
machinery In the different liRht-ho
ON Puget Sound. de will start In With
the West Point light, ten miles below
this city. and work his way along till ell
have been visited.
Mrs. J. z. Ellis has not yet returned
from the East, bnt 70 expected during
the coming week. when che arrives
she and her husband, nov Ct the head
Of Pacific University and Tualatin Acad-
smy at Pores. Grove, viii come over 20
the Sound, and pay old friends In this
city short visit.
The trunk lines 70 the East have
granted . reduction 70 enc and Q third
fare for the round trip 20 delegates TO
the general convention Of the Protest
ant Epis opal church, TO be held at
Philadelphia Oct. Sd. and TO deleRates
10 the trisunial council Of the ConRre-
Rational church. 10 b held at Concord,
N. H Ost. llth.
There are said to DO thirteen regular
II organized church societies in the
town Of WaIla Walla. owning ten
church buildings worth, With the lots
on which they stand. $4,000. The
Catholics lead with property worth
t36.O 900. In addition 70 which Ii their
hospital. worth $4,000
| Lewis aud Clarke Counties take the
Lad among Montana Counties this year
with an assessment Of $4,000 900, q gain
Of 100000 over 1859. Very good.
that, but still not equal to King County
In Warrington Territory, with IN assess-
msnt roll Of oo.0o1,000 and gain Of
o3,600,OO0.
The boys must mot overlook the op-
portunisy to secure 3 cadetshfp in the
military academy At West Point, now
offered the successful candidate In the
examinations 10 b. held Cd the 6sh Of
October. A brighter chance fos . YANKEES
boy than u afforded through the portals
Of West Point cannot b named.
II Z. b. Brown, formerly Of the newspa-
per business n this city. later clerk in
the Custom House al Port Townsend.
! bat for the last yean Deputy Collector
at SitkA, came down ON the last trip Of
the Idaho. and until the return Of that