Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-06

Rev. Isaac Dillon has gone East, 10
remain indefinitely.
Two horses vere sold at aGetion, very
cheap. yesterday afternoon
Property delinquent for county taxes
viii Be sold BY the Sheriff tomorrow.
Deusmose d johnson viii soon occu-
py their nev and well furnished store.
Many farmers we're In town yesterday.
Notwithstanding the rain and liquiaed
duse.
Csrpeufers ere busily engaged IN lay
ing the foundation fox L. Browns nez
block.
Mr.. A. W. Piper, after long siege Of
sickness. Il able again TO b as his place
Of b0sinea
An addition Is being made to tbs al
ready large wharf Of the Railroad Com
pInys mill
Five John Does we're arrested las:
evening. Ors Of whom was rather
troublesome.
To J. O. Harris, purser Of the steam
q 4issiRippi, our th auks are due for tbs
usual cooYiesiss.
Hssvy bolkheads are being made ut
The foos Of Asdiaon street for that long
needed sewer.
The IIaconner postoffice issued 30
money orders last month, for the aggre-
gate sum Of $ttOs.
Il. G.. Graves aev block has been
leased 10 Z. p. Goddard, who viii open
private boarding house.
Judge ]. N. Hall has sold his half lot
and house On the corner OF Fourth and
Madison streets, for $500.
Mis- Anna Dale is in town and eI-
poets 70 answer one Of the numerous
applications 20 teach school.
A pile driver has gone down 20 What
com 70 build wharyes along the froct Of
that rapidly growing town.
J. NJ. PeaYlman, the auctioneer, yes
terday sold out the stock of z. French
d Co., Wholesale liquor dealers.
Patrick Buckley. appointed to the
charge Of the TuIalip Indian agency. is
q resident Of Vancouver, W.T..
David Kehoe had his leg amputated
below the knee. at Lsconner. by Doc
tors Calhoun and Seavey, last week.
Oscar Wiley, ON The :D.h ult., died at
Oakland, Mason County. of consump-
ton. He left wife and three children.
d. G. Lewis. ex-land agent for the
N0Tthern Pacific Railroad Company,
has gone into the real estate Business in
Portland.
The Commissioners of the various
counties of Washington Territory " i'll
begin tomorrow their principal session
Of the year.
Lewis county 10 reported by the
census taker 70 have population Of
4,6A persons, or about ~ per cent
more than in 1880.
Walls Wslls, in . spirit Of economy
v reducing her police force. The Same
thing could prudensiy be done here Il
the extent Of $l6O a month.
The Eliza Anderson was hauled
around 70 the Mississippi yesterday u
receive her new boiler, which the col
lier brought from San Francisco.
building ia being erected ON From
street opposite the residence Of Amoi
Brown. The stills or upriehts are a
least ~ feet long, with few braces.
i Tho University, although II has no
% large an attendance this term, still
/ tmUeV - - kuD4ly n0anDCk Oh SuO IoAl
and everything il moving along satisfac
torily.
The steamer w. X. Merwin went of
up the Sound yesterday as announced
carrying q company Of happy excur
si0nists. She Will be down some tim,
tonight.
/ The colony which went TO Lsconnc
} have separated into parts, and the indi
|, yidual members are hunting up place
for Themselves, principally in the sam
; ish valley.
A shooting gallery and cigar stand oc
cupy the place where the job priutin
I ofiice Of Stewart 4 Eberso.d used to be
The printing business II moved to tn
Kenyon Block.
. 4in Louisa Foss. lately a student O
the University, has been engaged {
teach the Pillchuck, SnOhomish Coun
y. school. We wish the young lady al
p0mible success.
| The Royal Arch Masons had fin
, feed at the Commercial Street Hous
last night. The victuals set out Their
we're Of kind 20 tickle the palate o
The most epicurean.
: Rev. Mr.. Spangler died at Oak Har
. Dor, WILDLY Island. last Thursday
His church vas tbs Presbyterian. II
vas the fAther-in-law Of Collector Bash
Of Pors Townsend.
j. u. Dunn, attorney at Law, Frauen
] that's building. will sell lots and I, il
! block 3, In Burke's first addition, 10
.. e276. They are the two most desirabl
lots tn the addition. Terms given.
i 0ardeuine has been materially de
layod by the recent cold rains. Take
! altoQDthee the present season is bach
, ward ous, Notwithstanding the fine, dry
warm weather Of the month of March
| A esntlsman from 0ray's Harbor in
forms a that thcre 10 q rush In that n
giou Tor timber claims. A cruisin
] party are Ia the woods, and squatter
. arc building cabins ahead Of the party
II Il u said BY . down Sound pape
, that ]. +. 7. Mitchell, having In view
! possible orOwdinR out Of his preser
. shipyard here. has bought q piece Z
, ground ct Coupeville. with the inteu
/ zion Of locating hin future bushes
!, thers.
ii Pstsr DsRvaudi. Who has resided mes
! Lake Union for the past four years. hs
! opne1uded 10 visit his friends In Missil
: sippl, and II his long -dsclininQ healt
: should improve while there, no thinl
, Of going from there 10 his native HON
The Presbyterian Church OF this OH
: haa eiven call b Rev. r. g. Strang
, OF 6tAWathA, kanGnA He haD aoceptes
: and = expee1sa 20 arrive as his ne
! neld Of labor on or about The LIST Of Jun