Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
PACIFIC COAST.


PcE~ TovSsxSp. May ia.--S:esre
Idaho arrived to night from Sauaims
Eso1n3 10 Alaska. about four cAys ove,
due. About loo men were waiting her
Tor her. gsary of whom vers not yer
| sell slpTsiIed with coin. and be.wee,
ocsrj and other expenses tbs delay IA
got them down almost 10 bedrock. A
a coossq 7eacs, curses not lo1d b1s dee,
eAse b<en hurled q: her for her non,
appearance for some days past. AToas
tie idaho's passengers were some 4
Cinnamon 10 work in some of the Alaskz
| canneries- fte Idaho vii. take sosa.
- tons of freight from this place. ard
will sail abo1; midnight for he, des.ina
| ton. Arncug hes passengers from lhi,
place are Major VIM. q. Morris and
vife and Colocsl Oakford, returning Il
their posts In Alaska.
ship ways
Captain Hurry Lott has obtained shs
right of way OF the street running pas
his machine shop, and will pa. III shiI
ways capable OF hauling out vessels az
- 80 tons IN measurement.
New Machinery.
A planer and iaih and picket machine
have been added To the s8wmiiI. and i,
Is probable that sash and door factor,
will he put mp there soon.
san Francisco Matters.
SAX Francisco, May l0.-Ex-Shsrif
Sedgwick has assumed management. oi
the Paiace Hotel. succeeding A. ID. >ha
ron. who has been obliged to leave ths
city GU account of serious illness.
Tie Jury case of William Riley
the pGgiliss, thrice tried for the robbery
of Patrick Mcdonald, has been con.
Guided. Riley has had the honor of be
ing tried by jury that represented
greater wealth than erer sat IN this cit,
before.
Tbs Triennial Committee opened bus.
mess at their new quarters, % Mont.
gomery street, yester4ay. One suite o!
rooms IL occupied BIZ the Grand Com.
nanie.. Ex-Governor Perkins. and the
Grand Captain General, Il. II. Lloyd
Companion Knight Boru tx is in charge
Of the journalistic department. He rs
arranged that no person claiming &
represent newspaper will be admitted
exce,s. on credentials satisfactory 10 the
committee. The committee decided not
to allow any one paper 10 be the official
organ.
{. \. Philo and wife filed a complaint
IN the Superior Court against the Mar
ket Street Railway for SlUO0 damages
tor injuries sustained 10y Mrs. Philo
falling into an excavation made by the
railroad company.
Poles Officer Philip Il. Smith, known
as one of tke bravest and most faithful
officers Ill the service. famous as one gho
kept the s'Baroary Coast IN early times
under control. died this morning of
rheumatism of the heart, aged &c years.
DIR. Titus, steward at the city hospital,
called on the mayor today and made
the startling announcement that there
was not a days rations at tito hospital,
and contractors had refused to furnish
any more supplies. He said that unless
ra'ioas We're furnished immediately the
four hundred patients wonla have TO be
tarned out.
Tie body Of w. X. Mcleod. a resi-
dent of Columbia, fuolumne county.
was found this morning on a pie of
rocks iii the edge of the bay. presuma-
bly, deposited by the flood tide. He is
supposed TO have fallen overheard from
some vessel.
Frank Ungsr. formerly Secretary of
Pacific Exchange, has been elected Re-
eording Secretary of the San Francisco
Stock Exchange, vice w. NJ. Barton,
who goes into the law business.
Mining stock quotations: Alpha 1.50,
Belcher /, Best aud Belcher $50. Bodie
Con Los. Bullion 6oc, California 20c,
Chollar 2.l5, Con Va 500, Crown Point
l.3o, Eureka Con AS, Gould & Curry
2.40, Grand Prize SOC, Hale d NorcOss
3.65. Martin White 30c, Mexican 2.75,
Mt. Diablo 2.So, Northern Belle $50.
Opiir 2.05, Oyerman 20o, Po.osi 1.0,
Savage 2.05, Silver King 1850, Sierra
Nevada 3.95. Union 3.S5, Utah 100, yell
low jacket 3.25.
Ii Is reported that arrangements be-
tween leading local Gamers, whereby
VIM. L. Coleman Il Co. we're constituted
selling agents. have been disturbed. and
that each oanner now makes his own
price. 1t Is further stated that the
small Gamers who held aloof from the
have got md of the bulk of
their stock. while the others have still
good supplies on hand.
Ship Austria. arrived yesterday from
New Tacoma with POO tons coal to s. p.
Il. Il. Co.
Departed, May 9th. ship Yosemite, for
New Tacoma.
Miss Hattie Rice, niece of General
Manager Towne, of the Central Pacific
Railroad, was married last evening to
Arthur Smith. the well known commits
sion merchant. The church was throng-
ed with people of the first circles of
society. After the ceremony the party
returned to the Palace hotel, where a
bridal reception was held, but which
owing to the delicate condition of Mr.
Iowne's health was limited to the
immediate relatives and friends. The
bridal pair left for Monterey today.
The resignation of Commissioner of
Internal Revenue Raum is attributed
to his desire to be appointed solicitor of
claims for rebate on tobacco. II is
estimated, as announced here today,
that his profits during the next two
years, would be $l00. 600, whereas inter-
nal revenue would only give him
$1,000 for the same period.
Frank A. Crosby. late of the Royal
Soap Company. filed in Insolvency.
Liabilities $4,000.
A. o. y. w. G. L.
EUREKA, New, May 10.-The grand
lodge of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen for Nevada, Montana, Utah,
Wyoming and Idaho completed its
third annual session here last night.
The number of subordinate lodges in
this jurisdiction have increased TO Al.
and tho membership to nearly 100.
The order is very flourishing, and will
have a separate jurisdiction in few
months.
senate Candidate.
Tom Fitch will shortly locate in Reno,
ostensibly to practice Law, but it is con
iectured that his real purpose is to Sc
cure residence in Nevada with an eve
to the United States Senate from this
State.
Nothing Said Of the Bride.
VALLEJO. CAL. May 10.-Ex-Senatos
David Davis arrived at the Navy Yard
this evening, and was received with a
salute.
LEGAL Decoration Nav.
HASFogp, Gala, May l0.-Tomorrow
is the third anniversary of the Mussel
Slough tragedy. The citizens here are
making extensive preparations to decor
ate the graves of the men who fell on
that memorable occasion.
Insane Reports.
STOCKTON, May 10.-The board of d.
rectors Of the State Insane Asylum met
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