Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-16
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nasvase~. are Il Ss-z.az Z tins city
seve-zg srt-z workman co1sd End en-
psoyrss-t st or local f0zrdrlss-
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so- u E6sz<1 G. Es1s6e1 d Laco1Esc
-e.s Ur0ost. 20 Seattle By tts ssesce-
IDAHO. ard fns funeral i snoG-2es5 %
tskz rlzce from the Nsthod1st E2lscopz1
Ctrrce AZ 10 O'Clock fhis morning.
I~ertF-STs neu are sEploysd u tie
prvs. Pora1ry and the machine snor
eorrsc.e5 the.ezifs. Thsg are b1ll6lng
an uu-ixht engine 1zED for the Western
Mil Coupany q; Lake Union, besscss
Isrgs ks Of zzlsces tzESo1s Work
The public schools Of Sszczstle have
been graded. There s-s nov - scholars
| u tbs higtsy grade, 1ocer J. r Eieo-
AMI abo1; - N the l0Ee, grades unGef
the charge Of Alsz Tosh- TIE people
NANTES; much interest, and are taxing
advantages If the opportunity % educate
I their young folks
/ L,uis Corble. the miner Sho vas II
| irred az the Nszczs.le Ess1ss l1sf I1e--
| dsy evening. did last Thursday ulorl-
I ing and was buried yesterday az p ~
under the AUSPICES Of the l. %. u r :,
/ ttsirty-txo members Of that Order al
| tending n uriforra- The raine shai
dozn, and the miners attended n q
BODY Of more than l45 men. The de-
eessed was a man respected and h0Za-
ored by all his fsllgvs-
Cor. Nexell has gone on to1r into
the northwestern corner OF tie lef1i-
tory, through CoxiifZ, W2nklak1n and
Pacific counties. going down by tne
CoxlItz valley route and returning By
way Of ShOzlxstsr bay, Grays Haro0r
and Chehails valley. The Governor
will, Is be always does, post himself On
the resources, present. Advancement 1nc
future prospects Of the country, and
give thesres1it Of tis observations TIE
widest publicity.
Mr.. worthington. a young man lately
euJployed ia the Auditors ONCE. bit
Who for the past few weeks has been
making a tour of Eastern Washington
/ VI TIC EQfl4~tl4c 1C-n va q - A<~SI ~
returned By way Of the Snoqoalmie
pass. He reports having visited camp
Of 100 Stone WORKERS. II the employ OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad. last
Tuesday. They were encafnped IN a
canyon near the Snoqualmie pass. get
ting ready 20 go TO work on the Ia.
foot tunnel through the backbone OF TIE
Cascade no1ntains-
On the arrival Of the Nsrth Pacific
last evening, an oficious and peril
nacious individual insisted on boarding
her a; once, TO interview the VICE
President and other persons In the
Oakes party. He was told that no one
Was allowed on board the boat, by the
officer Of the deck, bat be inslssed and
finally did step on board. de vas or
dersd ashore, and failing 70 comply
with the order. she mate took him By
the slack Of the pants and collar Of TIE
coat and assisted him ashore This Il
the same individual who used to WALL
about the streets with poster fastened
on his back, and beating gong TO ad,
veytise the Eclipse Varieties" and
who afterwards attempted 70 intrude hl'
presence on the Willard party as shor'
hand reporter, and who was thsn and
there sommarily sat down on Ii Ii
strange some people never learn te takt
hint, sven when Is il accompanied bI
kick.