Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-14
local EEEsfTTEs.


Geod dry wood il Dayton sells at go
= co-&-
( J. N Ba-st = a'1oa. ren3vi1c from
I Snog1s,usie n Fills Ciiy.
Mrs. Cart. Parker ard Miss Eaud
+ Psrke- have rstC.led frCn tkel- trip
S1st-
E-Qayson. formerly Of sssbeck. has
taken up his abode N the city OF Port
land
! AN. McEianiA. TIE Pacific Mutual
manager. il again in town. thoGgh cnly
/ f0E 6sy or two
Frank DoIsn has leased his Sncqusl-
mis- river place. sid the SturnpaSe ard
wiu change his business
| Ho1Se plsnss suffered terribly during
I the IAnGsry and February coAd snap.
( LAwtea, thoaSh, can make good sl
T loSses-
/ The OLYMPIA CIV MARSHAL VAS 20 Sel
/ yesterday tAs railroad - kssaIla.'. Tor
I ron rzvTaSSsi ~ r21gicssA taxes,
= mounting 81 - e.
E.y. SzaAIs.v's article o. ale Pacific
Northwest. n the last C-aE~rTs = = mrs
,hir-. and vii ~ r.sa WITH general
pleasure fhrogssh oTssSoa and AaShin-s-
ton
Invitations ars oft for Uniform hall
/ in Aiphs Opera hsl. New Tacoma.
/ Feb. 18th. under TIE ausglcss 81 Coma.
| mencsm emf Lodge No ., knights o.
| Pythias-
Wen. an Idaho Indian, boasts the
possession Of band of SO beef cattle
/ He has more animals than any OF MS
| neichbors. red or white, within radius
of hundred miles.
1t is phantom party and no. pan,
tomime" party TO be given by the Good
Templars. A phantom party IS one %
the kind known 10 most people as q
sheet and pillow case party.
! w. |. Graves, lately from Kitti!as val
| lev. has taken three years lease OF the
McGilvra farm on Lake Washington,
| which he will occupy and proceed 10
make attractive as a simmer resort.
The burnt district IN Spokane Falls is
TO be rebuilt with BRICK. 4 tvo-story
block, l425l feet front and 50 feet deep
il TO be erected by F. Il. Moore, Z. b.
Hyde, Mr.. Forrest and DR.. Candy.
Time for receiving bids for the grad
ing and bridging of the kalama extern
sion of the Northern Pacific Railroad
has been extended from the l0th to the
10Th OF this mouth. This is the second
extension.
The recent severe cold weather
in Eastern Oregon and Washington
caused the death of great many cattle,
the immediate effect OF which was to
bring choice beef cuts in the Walla
Nalla market up to twenty cents a
pound.
c. X. Jenusr did not let a contract for
building his new residence, the tenders
for the work not exactly shifting him
lie will build, nevertheless, but on the
DAYS work plan, hiring and furnishing
everything himself. The lumber nee
essary is now being hauled upon the
ground.
The Spokane Falls Chrs.icle states
that DIR. l.. II. Whitshouse has sold his
residence TO Mr.. Frank r. Moore for
$1,000. The doctor has recently been
rendered a position on the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, which nc may pos
sibly accept, thus necessitating his
leaving Spokane.
The binding Of HalpeT's, the Century,
the OuerlaIsd. and other monthly publ
cations. and wesklies and dailies for
that matter, too. is done By Mr. An
thony. in the best possible manner, and
once bound, they make volumes choice
enough for any library in the country.
In Portland, Capt. j. C. AiEsworth
formerly occupied by COrbitt It Mac
leay, recently burned. Another story
will be added. Plans have bsen fin
ished and contractors are bidding for
the work, which will be commenced as
soon as the weather permits.
The funeral of the late Daniel Ding
valid will take place from the undertak-
, ing rooms of o. G. Shorey on Front
street. MIR. Dingwald, it will be remem-
bered, was for several years Samish
Of this city. He was IS years of age,
will be buried in the Masonic Cemetery.
At Dayton, W. T., Oscar Fonk died
of mallpox last week, and James Hus-
ted is down with the same disease. At
Weston, Oregon. a man named Sey-
burn died of smallpox abont the same
time, and another man named Marshall
was sick with it at the same time. The
people in that region are badly scared,
and every person with an eruption is
put down at once as having the dread
disease.
The reader will notice elsewhere what
the 0regoniGs has to say about the two
new boats to be built by the o. Il. 4 n
Co. for the Puget Sound trade. These
boats will be OF the same length as the
Dakota, but Of much greater passenger
carrying accommodations; they will also
be one-half faster. and will be just such
steamers as will be needed on this i'm
portant route, the commerce of which
may be expected TO grow with aoceler-
ated speed from this on. They will
certainly be worthy successors TO the
George Z. Starr and North Pacific, for
which there will be abundant use on
other routes Of the great company own
ing them.