Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-06

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this Office.
A team of bossss, a wagon and sci
Of harness are advertised fo- sale oy
Day 4 Ronald
Tvsnsy scsss Of iand opposite Lone
Pr eernesery In Eas Portland sod las
vsek foe tley00.
Prof. Co.r;ean viii gre one OF his
pleasant soirees OF 1h1rDcsy eTeni1a
nsxs Il Yssisgs Hall
The rumps and whooping eo1zh
continue 20 botheg the children and
diminish the atssndanos as school
fsv..no,e days ike thoss OF fcs
past seek. and spring viii open on
as with its grasses buds and Joyous me-
A new salmon cannsry % bsi32
built on the north side Of the ChenA.is
rivsr near Cosrnopoiis, BY Benn & Glib
son.
The smallpox scare insths upper
country Ia sbatiug. There are fe0
scattering cases at Dayton and "aiia
wa!ls.
seattle has new dentist, in tbs per
sou OF DIR. y.M.Fox,who has taken room
No. ia the keining buildin z On Front
street.
The old H. b. Co. steamer Beaver has
besn raised from her sunken position
and toved in 10 Granville, b. c. for re-
pairs.
Over a hundred dollars worth Of
opium pipes and smoking utensils we're
burned by the police judge last week at
Walla Walla-
Court convened in Port Townsend
yesterday. The Judge and quite a mum
Der Of attorneys from this city have
gone there.
W. Il. Penn, of this city, vas yestsr-
day appointed Warden of the Territori-
al Insane Asylum, in place OF Mr.. Pet
erson resigned.
David 4. Adams, attorney at-lav, late
Of Los Angeles, has entered into part
uership with w. Finley Hall, under the
firm name Of Hall d Adams.
Another tannery il building at Vic
toris. The house il $3.50 feet and three
and half stories high. Such tan
merry ought to prepare for use every skin
in tho Province.
DR.. Littlsfield, for soms tins chief
surgeon of the N. =. X. X. Co., has ten
dered his resignation. DIR. ]. G. Cohn,
late Of the q. Il. 4 N, has been appoint
ed TO tho place.
Mr.. Jos. Ferguson, the newly appoint
cd Register Of the Land Office at Walla
Walla, ID said 20 be first-rate gentle
man and halls from Indiana. He sue
Goods 4. H. Morrison.
The steamer Washington, which has
been undergoing extensive repairs here
during the past few weeks, went ont on
her trial trip last evening, and was
found to work spIsndidly.
The next company to como to Oregon,
and probably to- the Sound, will be
"Haverly's Siberia" who are expected
at Portland next week. After them will
probably como Emerson's Ainstrels.
Toklas d Singerman have sold the
Brownfisld farm. ON Lake Union, to De
KOzl0wski for &c, 400. The new owner
intends laying IL ont in five acre home
stead tracts, and putting it on tho mar
ket.
Schooner Reporter, In the limo Of
Chss. II. Wells, In advertised 20 sail
from San Francisco for this city on the
10th inst. Merchants having goods to
como can be accommodated by order
ing by telegraph.
The investigation into the facts sur
rounding tho EvanQel Colfax collision
will not take place until the crew Of tho
latter vessel arrives. They were tele-
Rraphed BY the Steamboat Board yes
terday to come At once.
The rumor published some time ago
that Chas. Montgomery, Of Colville, ex-
Legislator, etc., had been thrown from
q sleigh and killed, was without founda-
ton. He met with no accident what
ever at tho time reported.
The Colonist says that the mutila.ed
coins Of Oregon and Washington are
finding their way into British Columbia,
being rejected here and accepted over
there at their original worth. Il urges
their exclusion there, that they may be
forced into the melting pot.
The little propeller. Jessie, built and
known here, Was sold last week 10 w. Z.
Mitchell and Ben Laughlin, OF the upper
Sound. for 5000. The steamer viii be
devoted to general jobbinR. and frequent
trips to Oyster Bay, Arcadia, and other
points where business requires.
Tho George w. Elder brought 14OS
tons Of freight, Of which 572 were for
Victoria, GO for Port Townsend, 4O6 for
seattle, 252 for Tacoma, and no for
Olympia. She arrived at Esquimalt
early sunday afternoon, in Victoria
Monday morning, and will xes here to-
day.
1fthese accidents are 10 continue. get
sing nd OF steamer every month, the
steamers Of the Sound will need active
recruiting. There wcre mono too many
before, and three have been removed
during the 6rst quarter Of she present
year. More room for Columbia river
boats.
Tho second presentation Of Eamsral-
da, last night, Was Witnessed by a yery
comfortable houseful Of people, and vas
enjoyed With no leo degree az pleasure
than vas it, drst presentation. The
company left on the $50 boat, on their
way back 10 Portland. leaving behind
them recollections Of the most pleasant
character.
Among the o6aoers on board the U. s.
var-shtp Aahuelot, recently sunk in
~AAsAs" " SeSso, w. d40OBO00 u. WyCk0u +,
second In command. Mr.. Wycko6 was
In 1850 and 1881 in command Of ono OF
the coast survey parties on the Sound,
and 10 remembered BY hundreds OF our
cttiSoue ~ oue OF the most courteous
Gentlemen Who has yet worn naval
uniform.
A. b. Young, having bought the triple
house on the northeast corner of'Third
and Marion streets. has had il moved
over to his own lot on the corner OF
Fourth and Marion streets, and 10 fittinQ
u mp for the occupancy Of three fami.
iisA The Old site 10 being stone walled.
and Sumos has 10 that one Of the most
elegant houses In the cisv will shortly
b erected thereon. 4 botNer site for 9
fins ho0se could MOI b shoesn.
Ths advertisement following ve and
in Fargo tDakota) paper Of recent
date: Raro Chanoos-We will inveet
tor parties dssiFine % 10 do %, on lib
erAi terms, IN property 1t Tacoma. on
Puget Sound, the western terminus al
the Nerthern Pacific Railroad, where
property hes advanced two hundred
per csnt. In the past four months. We
arc going there in few days. Cali and
- plat At our oflice. A. Chandler 4
Co.
STILL ALrl-0sosRs Yank, the Ger.
man plastsrer Who was s>Abbsd BY Jsol
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