Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-31
nlILY POST IEfELLIaEkCER.
Patrick Hogan. who died IN por ia
i.ks .-o.,orfv sxnYth I'D .OU.


p.t,;ck Hogan. who died in Portland
last week, left property worth $36'oo.
The steamer Success, for some reason
unknown, dropped out her trip from
Port Blakely yesterday.
neleoate Sineiser writes from Wash
;n0tOu 10 his North Idaho constituency
thst he 10 doing all be can Win Con-
0reesmen in favor OF annexation 70
Washington.
During the present month Justice
Cam has tnrned into the City Treasury
S117 darived from fines OF parties
Sronoht before him charged with vari-
Gus offenses.
The had weather of the past TWO
veaLs has had depressing eject on
hns;ne.a. and has noticsably increased
tha dniInssa of the town. We hope iof
q speedy change.
Tn. nreaent lull in business il only a
art Of rest and gathering up OF ssfene,a
nrenaratory to an activity at an cary
day such az 1.-The Oldest innaDitan'
viii be unable TO recall.
The aide on Front street, between
Cherry and Columbia, caused by the
nrsssnre of earth upon the decayed
timbers, is being repaired by the otiee'
Commissioner. This work will proba-
bly cost the city $3CJ.
The cold at Spokane Falls was - DE-
o,a.a f,slov zero last week, and at Fort
Golvilie "a below. At the latter place
the mercury fell GO degrees on tho iitn
instant. Don't tell as any more OF Tue
mildness and pleasantness OF tue Gil
mate oyer there, after that.
In the Provincial Legislature, the
other day, the head OF the Opposition
told Premier Beaver that he should not
ike 70 lie resp nsible for his heavens
ife we're he in Seattle and had there
committed the offenses charged against
him in Victoria. What could he nave
meant
The hull of the Josephine will b
hauled out ON Mitchelrs ways today
after which q survey will be made ant
sone conclusion arrived at az TO whethel
abe will be heightened out or liked ~
her present size. She will be quite
curiosity. and the shipyard will prob
ABLY be thronged with people when an
Ia hauled out.
The Lewiston Teller ia delighted will
the change of route recently adopted D.
the Oregon Short Line. 1t says tina
company has struck tho key OF success
in abandoning the Baker City route an'
pushing into the heart OF section o
country where they can find ample sup
port for their road 40 soon as they have
q through line"
The inspectors OF steam vessels, a.
the result of their inquiry into thu
causes that led to the blowing up OF th'
steamer Josephine, found that DENNIS
LAWYER was not licensed engineer, ane
that the immediate cause OF the explo
sion was an insufficient amount OF watel
In the boiler, and also charge gross ane
criminal negligence on the part OF thost
in command at the time Of the explo
sion.
Newton Fl. Chittenden, author Of SOW
eral North Pacific Coast pamphlets, the
last being Travels in British Columbus
and Alaska" arrived here yesterday
and will spend a few days In our city
His next work will be called 1.-The
Watering Places, Health and Pleasure
Resorts OF the Pacific Coast" and will
include Victoria, Puget Sound, Gray's
Harbor, Ilvaoo, Clatsop and other
places all the way down to San Diego.
The Congregational Church Of Cheney
has psassd resolutions thanking Rev.
Cushing Eells for the free gift OF hia
services a. pastor during large part OF
the past year, and for the recent gift OF
q large new stove and two beautiful
chandeliers also, thanking Mr.. Edwin
Eells, Indian Agent in Western Wash
ington, for bis generous gift of $l39 to-
wards Furnishing new seats for the
church; also, thanking Miss Hattie
Wilcox, Of Berlin, Conn.,, for her gifts
during the year, amounting to $55, to
be used in furnishing tho church.