Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16

TIE barf Henrr Ea~k- ny~ In a1
pst, rs D~sn seosrfiy sd for $ssJe
A sezxnsss has t,~~n OF cred ba5is D
take tie place If zfs soss las INA
Tie n-z sssrksnsias wm- Kerton nj
syy1og 70 I'm Pfsscsseo sJ0ltD ofzces
fra GszyEsxs-
Overoostz are giving sway 30 Bnez
d1s6sYs. and old straw hztS ere bsznl
recalled 30 o..
The nsxs ssrgo ~ fhe big Eorti
Star via - inmb9 iron Pen D2ake'1
fx 0csynsA
Mrs. RsssaI has sooo 11 ~ nor
boasders, 20 sh0m b0eser p1aos Seono
b sec1DDsDded
sesffk Eel Es;ah cfresseS h tn
name II = D~v monthly tnss issosd b
Geo. IL Chick 4 Co.
People bezin 70 vizh for rain that 81
dos: may be laid. and veesss4so1 -
.sYasd until later IN tbs sesSoo.
Lewis N. Miner. II years cd. did II
Oiynpla On the 1lth- He rss q ioSs
rssscs1: Of tbs place, and Vas ssl
known
Tbs T. II. C. L. VII, give . Esssary
and nusiess social o: her bali thu
evening. al nssphefs xod friends os
- association invited.
Jossn Muir, 3. Bsjox, d. Lister, W.
=. Horton and John Leery are srro0s
The passengers On bgasd ths Steamship
Columbia due At Portland today.
We have noz nsaehsd the t7rnina
p1isf in March, and IL the raopss ~ y.
70 out iiks iion. having oof1s n he .
LAMB, 1. sIiI sooa have ~ uaks vsolsoi
chzngs Ia tDzs direction
In exesvatin2 for the new W. d,
Scot. Il Co. D1iidin2 an immense guam
sity Of earth II bsin2 moved. and
dumped into the Sound This earth
could 10 made 70 serve 20 sxcsiisns pus-
pose If c1naned by an oC:sT vail 70 oer-
Tain iimi.s-
Nathan Eaton 6isd at EimA, CksaaIis
co1nty. March 3-h. Dc sss = psooees
II 1871. IA which ysss he ioesssd On
Chambers Prairie, Ia Th1rs.pu eoonts,
Sbsre bis brother pneosced him tso
years, having settled - years ago.
A man named w. b. Reid, supposed
70 he the British blk Of that name WIN
las BEEN srindling the coast tyvns. v.s
arrested AZ Sacramento on S0riday. and
cbsrged With trying 20 psss worthless
cheek on livery Stable Ike per.
Cove & Wilson, Of this city, have be-
gun SUIT In Ban PrxnelscO aRaiDst the
bark Cosea. claiming damages 10 tie
aDoanf Of 1913 ~, caused by the bad
csnd.t.0n ia which q Cargo OF Oats
.Lipyed by them AZ Ctsslsdy, w. T.. ar
risod at San Francisco On that vessel.
According TO the records Of the Brit
ism Board Of Trade, during the year
I.52, there were 100 collisions Of sail
ny vessels. OF thee, 17o we're sunk
and 81 damaged. OF steamers thsre
we're 20, es,ili-ions. Of when 81 were
unk and $50 damaged.
u. N. Rasin. Esq, and DR.. Rafos
Willard left for bqa~k VALLEY last eyeu-
ing. The Doctor goes ~ do anything
ia his power % relieve the sufer,ngs Of
william Fostering, and Mr.. k4sin's
mission II 20 draw up q will for tue
sick man, WIN seems 70 realize thAt he
u not mush longer for this world
A gentleman who arrived here from
Portland last evening, states that the
streets 0f ttat city are very dusty, and
spripkleys ARE constantly engaged IN
setting them dosn. 1he average Web
foot In alarmed lest the country dry up
and i'low away, - long dry speii AZ
this season Of the year being unpfece-
dcntod.
Tho number Of vessels belonging TO
~ bouad 70 or from ports In the Unitsd
kfuf rtS.<t
during February IL ". OF IL list, Is
4 burned, 2 foundered mud cspsizsd.
Among the list are she wreclod STEAMER
Tacoma. ship II. B. Gregory, British
bark Glaranara, and ths barkentins G..
L. lay or. al IN the Pacific coast and
foreign trade.
The city ~ crowded With people, ev-
cry hotel and lodging house being fiIed
tn It's utmost capacity. Tue Dakota
added lg0, and the Emma Hayward 75
To the thron9 during the evening, 70 say
nothing Of tbs crowds arriving by the
various other boats. Some of them.
however, will scatter Of today, Ina
there will be room and to sp1e tlll an
other steamer arrives from San Fran
cisco.
Grayeling the streets still goes on
The benefit already shows up. Com
suerctaI street IL n.w the best road way
10 the Territory. and lower Mill, Jam, .
aud Front streets can easily and cheapiy
be made 10 good by surface drainage
and a costing Of gravel Il would
greatly improve the appearance Of our
business strests II tbs damping upon
them Of ashes, the sweeping upon them
VI papers and she leaving upon them of
old boards wore absolutely prohibited.
A townsran, nov In Gan Francisco.
WAS given personal mention in two Of
the city parcrs Last week as foIIovy :
Hon. J. ]. Mc0iivea, for the past twen '
years United States District Attorney
for Washington Territory. II ut the
Grand Hotel. John J. Nc(Siiyra
WAS admitted 70 practice yesterday in
the Supreme Court On psoduos.on OF
his license granted by the Supreme
Court Of lllin0is- CAroaicle.
The rush TO whasoom CONTINUES nm.
abated, and in fact has bean encouraged
ct late BY The dns weather. II Il ssid
that men are laying around there like
thSy did At Tacoma whsu ths terminus
Was located there in 1873. There l. NO
public accommodation for fracfiouaI
psrt OF the men going there, and bat
little Effort really making TO increaae
tiis recommendation. BuildinQ has
been retarded by tbs failure u the new
miil 70 furnish the lumbar wanted and
ordered. Had IL been possjble for ths
people TO have stayed there, the town
would to-day have nc least six hundred
inhAbitants, aaainst less than one. tenth
that number two years axo, aud one.
third that number ~ present.
Ssatile Engine ca. No. / u etiIi In
charge of both steamers. and both are
yet krpt il the wooden engine
bonse Oh ColumhiS street FIR some
reason or nthsr the costly and elegant
brick building pat up by tbs cisy ON
south Third street does not suit tbs
boys who run With tie machines. and
they decline - usr IT, The Tiger com-
psny stands BY the old hand engine.
aud Refuses ~ take the new steamer
npon any tsrms upon which they can pet
u Tue present arrangement il ma =
good one certainly. and ahoold 10 ter
minated by the osR<niz stion Of = third
cHntsany and tho ocuupmcy Of the new
building. Three engines and cDsnpauies
are nnns tao many in = town ike this.
and their location should Be In AZ lenss
three different places.
Plans COMPLETED. -Donald Mackay Of
this city hss just completed plana Tor