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


PACIFIC COAST.
Clarct fer New York.
SAN FgAycisoo. June 2.-lhe Coliua
Yesterday, for Panama. took 5000 gal.
ions of claret 10 New York.
Jute aili 90. Incorporated.
The California Jute Mill Co. was in
corporated today. Capital $4,000.
Immigrants.
During the week ending TODAY 1910
Immigrants arrived overland. An aver
age OF i've males 20 two females.
Mine Dividend.
The Standard Consolidated has de-
eiared dividend Of twenty-five cents,
payable June 18th.
strike NJ Ri>dea Iron Works.
San Francisco, June a.-rhe work.
men at the Risdon Iron Works struck
last night The men complained that
while compelled TO work overtime. they
are only paid for il at regular day rates.
instead of time and half.
Busy Day at the =. r. Custom Heuse.
Yesterday was one of the busiest ever
known at the C1stona House. Twenty
Two vessels being entered; and seven
cleared.
second Meeting OF Grape Growers.
Association.
The second semi annual meeting of
the State Nlticultural Commission was
held Yesterday. All the officers were re-
elected. The Commission decided not
to send out anyone II investigate raw.
ages OF Phyllexesa this year. This ac-
ton Is viewed rs great mistake: as ID
VIII probably allow the pest TO spread
over new districts, whereas, if VINEYARDS
are inspected, means could be taken TO
prevent it.
The Rush for the Northwest.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2.-rhe Dakota
sailed this afternoon for Nietoria and
way ports with full freight and passeo-
ger lists, and having ON board over 600
ChInaman, who are under contract with
the Canadian Pacific railroad. So great
was the rush for passage that no tickets
were sold on the wharf. Among the
emlgrants are the first arrivals from
Texas, who state that they will be fol
lowed by large number of men and
families, most of whom will locate in
washington Territory, where they ex-
pect 10 obtain work, either in the coal
mines or IN the lumber districts.
Nice-Presidenf Ednuuds Coming,
Senator Edmunds and family, accom-.
panied by Miss Arthur, daughter of
President Arthur, will leave for Port
land by the Columbia, sailing Friday.
They will make short trip TO Wash.
Ington Territory, visiting Seattle and
Tacoma, and returning, will stop at
Portland, going east by the Northern
Pacific.
The Pilot Victims.
PErAIUMA, Cal. June =. An inquest
was held this evening on the hody of
Hiram X. Mathers, aged eight years.
the last of the missing victims of the
Pilot explosion. he body was recoy-
cred yesterday. The deceased was
found IN the slough west of the main
channel, one and A quarter miles from
the wreck. The body was badly decom-
posed. Death is supposed to have re-
suited from drowning No further
search will be made for the bodies.
Anti.Rniiroad Meeting.
SAN Francisco, June 3.-The Anti
Railroad demonstration 1T San Jose to |
day was not SO largely attended as was |
expected. Archer WAS the first TO speak |
he explained that the meeting had been |
called TO expostulate with the Railroad |
COMMISSIONERS for violating their |
pledge. IL edenounced the extortions OF |
the Railroad Company, and declared il |
time for the people TO assert their rights. |
Gen. Naglee next appeared and read |
the resolutions. They set forth the ex |
actions of the railroad, and demanded |
that the Railroad Commissioners should |
keep their pledges, aud fix fares It |
three cents mile, aud freight at two |
cents ton per mile befoI June 18th |
Ii they don't do so, a committee 8
named To call on Governor Stouem n
and ask him to call an extra session If
the Legislature when the Commission
ors can be impaached.
Heavy storm In Nebraska.
SAN FRANCISCO, June The wires
are down east of the North Platte river
There was heavy storm last night.
Anti.Monopoly speech.
SAN JOSH, Cal, June 2.-P. S. Dorney
tonight addressed n meeting at the
California iheater. He spoke at length
dealing with the monopoly question in
detail. His address was characterized
by dignified delivery and clear CON
vlnciug logic, which marked it as the
oratorical effort of the day. Mr.. Dor
ney shared Henry Georges ideas as OK
pressed in Progress and Poverty, and
dwelt largely upon the propositions ad-
vanced there. He was listened TO
throughout with marked attention.
Mining stocks.
SAN Francisco. June alpha -,
Belcher l.30, Best q Belcher 3.95, Bodie
Con. LIS, Bullion -, California -,
Chollar 1865, Con. Va. zoe. Crown Point
LEO. Eureka Con. -, Exchequer 40c,
Gould 4 Curry 3.l5, Grand Prize 800,
Hale d Norcross 7.3S. Martin White SOC.
Mexican $50, Mount Diablo 6, Ophir
$50, Overman 300, Potosi 40, Savage
2.35, Silver King 1915, Sierra Nevada
$50. Union Con. 6.3s, Utah 2.l5, Yellow
Jacket 4.
shipping Intelligence.
PoRT TOWNSEND, June 2.--Arrived-
Oregon, Kate Davenport and Idaho.
PoRT GAMBLE, June 1.-Arrived-Lev
Stevens.
PoRT GAMBLE, June Observation-Disclosures
f. Smith, for San Pedro, and james
Cheston. for San Francisco.
San Francisco, June 2.-Cleared-
Barkentine Quickstep, jacobson, Port
Townsend; steamer Oregon, POLICEMAN,