Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-22

Xno county jail y Wuco csVWu0 -
present.
There will b social hop ct Port
Blaksly this evening.
Two drunks in the Police Court yes
terday; one was given seven days the
other four.
Harmony Lodge, Knights Of Pythias,
will hold an important meeting on the
night Of the 9Th.
wxuIY Posr. IxrE1LIoExcx1 for the
present week, at 10 oents . copy. at the
Once Of publication.
The going down Of the wires last
evening compels % 10 60 70 press with
out late tslsRraphio news.
Several hundred old papers and sew
eral hundred pounds Of old type are o.
fered for sale at this Office.
We shall probably soon have all three
Of the golfers in port again, the WallA
Walla being nov on the way up.
g. Kellogg 4 Co., the druggists, are
after their debtors with . notice that
ought 70 bring them to time in short
meter.
The victoria Times 10 new monthly
paper of 5x8 inches, published at Is
cents year, BY E. Sar0ison, boy 10
years old.
Governor Newell and wife and DR..
William A. Newell, IT,, we're in the city
Yesterday, and departed this morning
for Port Townsend.
The improvements At the City Dock
warehouse are quite extensive, and add
,.uch en- khA ars,oa panNo and NOnv0n.
ience of the building.
A. Z. MacCulsky and wife have re-
turned from their trip TO Eastern Wash
ineton, and tho other day went on to
British Columbia, TO be gone few days
longer.
Candy had another fall yesterday,
getting down 10 three pounds for q
quarter dollar. A nickel now will buy
as much candy a. quarter would a
year ago.
II was rumored in city last night that
Stone, the White river murderer, had
been captured at Spokane Falls. The
rumOr could not be traced, and 1t il
given for what 1t ID worth.
The debtors Of tho late firm Of Boyd
d POncin are urgently requested -
como forward and settle. W. p. Boyd
4 Co., successors Of the old 6rm, want
the money that belongs TO them.
Commodore Street has bought the
cigar stand on Front street, along side
the Yssler-Leary building, and yestsr-
day took possession OF It. The POST
INTELLI0ENCKR can be obtained at his
stand every morning.
Daniel Tburston has been appointed
by Captain Hale, and Robert Parker by
Mr.. TuEpin, to free scholarships in the
Territorial University. Both lads are
residents of Olympia, and fully deserv-
ing Of their good fortune.
The steamship Umatills will sail from
hire ON Sunday, and the Willamette
will 90 on the following Thursday. In
the meantime the Walla Walla will ar
rivenad be ready to commence taking
coal az soon AZ the Willamette gets
away.
In attempting to GROSS Mill street
yesterday, from the Post Office ia
the Schwabacher building, woman
came near drowning. She sank deeper
than We care TO describe, and only sue.
oeedsd in saving herself with dreadful
y soiled skirts) after great difficulty.
The Puget Iron Works have q large
number of engines for sale, some nov
and some second hand, vertical and
horizontal, of power ranging from four
horse to f0rty-6ve. Those Interested in
engines and machinery will do we'll tc
make inquiry Of them.
One would think that a man must
have to be very drunk in order to lii
down and take a nap on one OF oul
streets In their present muddy c0ndi
ton, yet that 10 exactly what q soaked
individual did last evening. Chief
W00lery, however, gently aroused hin
and looked him mp for safe keeping.
Queen City Temple No. l, U. O. A. +.
elected officers a. follows for the veal
1884: 1emplar, DR.. f. g. johnson
vice templar, Nellie g. Powell past
templar, Professor j. h. Bradley leo
turer, Rev. F. G. Strange treasurer
Alfred Snyder financier, C. L. Way.
land recorder, Ed. 5. Meany; mar
shall. Willism l.. Lindsley guard, Min.
ME Frye; watchman. OrvilIs Espey
organist, Bertha D. Piper board OF
trustees, Professor L. ]. Powell, Rev. j
F. Damon, A. H. Kellogg.
Says the Dallss, Oregon, Momntaineer
We understand that the necessary ar
rangements have been made for thu
purchase Of aixty acres Of land near ths
mouth Of Three Mile creek, for The
erection Of the works of the RefriQera
ting Car Company. which will be erect
ed in the early spring. These will oon
sist Of stock pens, slaughter houses anC
other buildings. II is expected tina
about 100 men will be given constant
employment, and a. their base Of sup
plies viii be The Dalles, il will add. ma
terially TO our growth. There will b,
no necessity for any other slaughte
houses to be anywhere around the city
90 the company expect TO purchase ri
the beef cattle in this section.