Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-19

nln,Y POST INFELLIGBHCER.
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The Dakota sails for San Francisco
st / O'Clock to-day.
Much discomfort is experienced about
chi. time ON account of frozen wafer
pipes.
Bishop Paddock has recently sent
ROO from the East TO help the new
fpiscopal Church in PoDeroy. ". \.
Tha total assessment value OF Mon
lana for the year 1882 foots up 1891
1872. being an increase over sns p'e
eeding year of &9,l70,5l2.72. :,
The steamer Emma Hayward arrived
from down Sound two hours iase yss.Sl-
dav. Tho detention WAS caused Oy tos
vater A. Ludlow being frozen.
There will be no appreciable shorten.
ING of gas bills this month, Ous neA'
month consumers will laugh ~ tne eA-
pense of the company to the tuns OF .
good round sum.
Tia sloop Reynolds, which was re-
nortod wrecked, and the man who was
muuoeed lost ON hsr, both turned up
"a Yesterday, although the sloop had
Lost her Yuddsr and kesl.
In tho town Of Prescott there is pro
vision in every deed prohibiting the sale
Of spirituous liquors, except one, ana on
that lot q saloon has been erected, ana
the sale goes ON without let or hindrance.
The steamer Cyrus Walker was sunk
while lying at the wharf at Fort oain-
bic On Tuesday night, ~ having pie
driver coll de with her. She oan De
raised without much difncuity OK *
psuse. /.
Il il said that the tonnage OF Puget
Roiud far exceeds that Of the Columbia
river, Twenty years from now this Item
will sound as commonplace as 70 say
that water runs down hill Yakima
GigxGl.
A Dillon, n. T., paper says: The En-
ueror of the BannOck tribe, With TWO
emf ,ssss and pspoose princes, was
engaged during tho week IN hshinR
Christmas gifts out Of the swill barrels
In Dillon.
The Steamship Eureka made two ef-
forts, on Monday and Tuesday last, "
Got out over the Columbia river bar, but
failed on both ocsasions. Il Is bad
bar whom Q steamer like the Eureka
cannot get over II.
Such weather as this makes business
for the coal sellers and carters, and
vood dealers end haulers. 1t IL strange
how many people manage to get out oil
fusI Just a. . spell Ut cold weather
breaks In upon them.
A San Francisco dispatch Of the 18th
says: ANDREW F0ulds, the steward oi
the steamer Geo. w. Elder, was Sun ovsI
while attempting 10 aliRht from = deary
straet dummy this noon, and had his LETT
leg and ankle broken"
The cost of maintaining the Nevadl
Stats prison for she years 1881 and lSSi
was 997 $685.. The average number Of
prisoners was 10, the per capita cos'
being Sly8 a day, exclusive OF boot
and shoes furnished to the convlcts.
Goms years ago Chinaman settled IL
BeayoYhead County, n. L. he Gus OF
his queue, aud commenced living aftel
the fashion of Americans. He went int
the st0Ck raising business, and il wortf
nov enough 10 pay els5 taxes this year
g. d. Campbell, Of Coupsvills, hal
taken lease Of tho Hallor House IN thai
place, and has succeeded Mrs. Var
Wormsr in its charge. He knows how
to keep q hotel, and declares be viii
make Il mighty comfortable for all who
pull down his latch string"
A Carson, New, paper says: There are
three young ladies Visiting this CITY al
present with handsome fortunes. One
Il worth $780, 1000, one other $500
andothe third il said to have $lUO, OOO in
United States bonds, with half mil
lion In prospective. Whew!
George Conway, mate Of the ship
Challenger, on his second trial at Ia
COMA, for cruelty TO seamen, was con-
victed. II convicted ON every indict-
ment, az no probably will be, he will
have very pretty sentence pronounced
against HIM ut the end Of the seventh
trial.
Captain VIM. Merwin will today
soliiit from citizens aid for the family
Of Amador Moline. steward on the
steamer Josephine, who lost his life on
that boat ut the time of her explosion.
Moline left . wife almost an invalid.
and several children, the Oldest about
II years old. They are poor, and a lit
tle help will be Of much good to
the y.
Anan at Boise City, !. T., proposes
that II ne u given the exclusive right to
ell spirituous liquors in that town be
will agree TO pay the indebtedness OF
the city and school district, and forever
keep upa frst-class public school. suf-
dcient to educate all the children, pay q
good liberal SALARY 10 every preacher for
evory church In the CITY, and build q
nsW church every 1--we years.
los. ClAry, Who lived hero from 1870
10 1876, but who has bseu a reaident of
Pomeroy, in Garfield county. since, has
BEEN paying old friends and scenes here
about visit during the past week. He
tolle wonderful tales OF the growth aud
changes Of the country over there, bus
y willing TO admit that No also have
stnce he left On, and frankly says be
would relocate hero were he fo0tlooss
there.
The rsappointment Of Judge Greene
calls 70 mind that this il the fifth
time be has bean appointed Judge Of
the Supreme Court of Washington
Territory. Three times was he APP
pointed Associate Justice. serving eight
null yeArs under the two 6rst, and about
ok months under the third appoint
ment. This last term was abridged by
his drst appointment ~ Chief Justice,
which In turn has been followed by np-
poinsment tor the second term. He has