Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-25

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toria.
Avay-up boat viii be offered for saIe
at Harrington d Smiths wharf IN day
or two. See ad.
The wo,cots Vas in port al day yes-
terday, and laid at anchor Oh The North
Pacific iron works
Attention il called 70 ths rev advef-
tisemens Of The City Drug store, @.
Kellogg 4 Co. psopsissosh
Children going 70 Alki Point With
their parents next sunday. wiu not Be
charged anything for passage.
G. r. Capp, the Duneenes merchant,
Is spending day or two among friends
and business men Of the Queen City.
A. McKinnis of the Pacific Mutual
days IN the city on insurance business.
Gov. Newell has been invited to de-
/ liver the Fourth Of July Grafton a: La
conner, and vsll probably accept the
invitation
Il il fine program that il offered
by the Driving Park Association for the
July races There will be nine races
during the three days.
The railroad enterprise IL said to be
very popular in the Chehaiis country,
and tho people there are ready TO do OF
give anything 10 secure the road.
The work Of excavating for the foun.
dasion Of Sohwabacher Bros. d Co.'S ID
nearing completion, and work on the
foundation will commence in . short
time.
The Hook and Ladder company held
q meeting last night. and among othsl
things. decided 70 have practise drill
this evening at the nsv city engine
house.
4. Calvert and wife, after an absence
Of twenty months, have returned TO their
home m this city, and resumed their
residence among "a. They are glad u
get back.
The Victoria steamers do not yet run
ON tho schedule proposed last week, to
leave Tacoma at a. m, but they run
inst ~ before, leaving here at 8 each
morning
Miss Estelle Bradish, the young lady
who was no seriously injured in the
10 sephine disaster, is at present In Sc
attic. She still finds it necessary 10 use
crutches in moving about.
1t will be worth while this afternoon
TO go down To tho North Pacific on her
return from Victoria, Just to see how
big crowd Of people can crowd on
boat no larger than she is.
AL tho machinery belonging 10 the
Seattle Iron Works has been moved
down to tho old North Pacific Iron
Works building, under the bank in front
OF A. A. Denny's residence.
The Yakima Indians are said to be
Going considerable freiehtinR for the
whites Of that valley. On single day
seven Of their teams arrived from The
Dalles loaded with merchandise.
From Mr.. Livingston. Just down from
Squak, We learn that Quietsch has the
quartz mill at work. On the first few
days run they cleared MP 5000, which in.
di0atos ultimate success. Record.
Tho tune has como for those wanting
the Central school property 70 prepare
to bid for IL. They have until the 9Th
Of June 10 make mp their minds how
high they can 90 with their Offers.
Frank Jaynes, superintendent Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company FOL
tbs Pacific coast. with headquarters Q,
San Francisco, II making mis- first visit
To this soction, and il nov in the city.
Walter Macfarland, Of this city, il
the owner Of . bible printed in Edin.
burah in IT'S. II In q veil printed. well
preserved volume, and 10 worth to Mr.
mcfarland a good deal Of money.
The work OF piling for the railroad
bridge across the Willamette, below
Portland, has already commenced, not
withstanding the great howl that went
up against ito construction BY the peo
plo there.
Donald MacKay, the architect, nov
has two churches under way at Van
oouver. He came 70 Seattle YESTERDAY
to attend 10 sOmo matters in relation e
the new Occidental, and will return &c
Vancouver today.
| Mr.. 7. h. Humphrey, Who was thrown
from his horse Wednesday evening, Il
not 20 seriously injured ~ at first sup
posed. His head and fxoe are badly
cut and scratched, but tho wounds arr
not Of . serious nature.
Tho old Occidental II pretty weli TORI
up, while tho construction Of the new
Occidental 10 now fairly under way. II
suoh 4 pressure Of people N the present
though, il II out OF tho question to d.
away with the old house until the las
moment.
Old Captain Chase, the wreck Of .
good man, Ia again in Seattle, havinf
served out hia term in the penitentia.,
for selling liquor to Indians. On hi,
wac here no vas robbed at Tacoma O,
considerable money. Whiskey In til
direct cause Of the captains downfall.
Two strangers are anxious to start I
broom factory here, aud later extenc
their operations into other branches Of
industry, but have 10 far been unable 4
find or get suitable place. Will mo-
son,e Quo help them Il will oertainl,
b a good thing for tho town to hav,
such = factory in profitable vorkin,
hero.
| Mr.. 0affney. who has charge Of Oh,
large logging engine recently built a
the Senttls Iron Works, for McReavey
Bros. a Co.. OF Union City. aimee il wa,
1rst placed ol tho track, has returnet
10 his home In thia city. He states III,
engine runs veil and does the work O.
about twsnty Cattle. An average Of 30,
600 feet Of lumber per day IL pot int
the water b. this engine.
/ The revenue cutter Oliver Woloott 4
Olfioered - follows; Lieutenant 4
ngundi. COMMANDING; Lieutenant Johi
0oginoey, Lieueanant Geo. Cook; Chic
EnGfneee. ]. T. Wagon; Assistant En-
gineoe, n. AAnnel. Tho mission OF th,
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