Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-07
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I'm. H. viii call at this ofEce, he
will aet two replies to his advertise
uent.
Some seveDty-foot sticks we're cut
yesterday 10 the Yesler saw mill for j.
r. T. Mitchell, the ship builder. They
were the longest yet cut IN that mill.
whstoom county one year ago had on
hsnd q, 1851. During the year xl7,-
y2s.O we're collected, 81, Ss9. - expend-
ed, and tsZs.ls left on hand at the
close.
c. P. Stone q Co. have something of
interest TO say about Strawberries this
morning. They ara also prepared 10
supply all outdoors with lunch and pic
ME supplies
The steamer Goliab came IN yesssr-
| day, and took out the loaded coal ship
Fanny Tucker, which has been adjoining
the water front here the greater part Of
the past sixty days.
The invitations to the Bohemian
Clubs first grand Sheet and Pillow
Case Party are out. They are unique
| in appearance, and the parry promises
to be one Of the finest social events of
| the season
A
calfe, Ed, attorney at law appears II
this mornings IL Ie. Mr.. Metcalfe has
invested quite considerably IN property
here, which ia proof that he intends TO
take chances IN the future of Seattle.
He practices in all the Courts.
The Blue Ribbon Club was not organ
lied last night as intended, but prsb-
ably will be tomorrow night. The Ct
tendance at, and interes: in the meet
| ing last night was all that could be ex-
pectee and desired. Future meetings
viii be held IN Yesier's Hall.
Go~rnor Newell has an urgent re-
quest from the Sheriff of Spokane
County, at Cheney, requesting the i'm
mediate transmission of arms and ANU
milton to be used for self protection
against possible attack by Indians, now
threatening. The Governor has CON-
piled.
Mr.. s. r. Hoskinson and Mrs. Nellie
NJ. Andrews were married In Trinity
Church last evening, y the rector, Rev.
q. II. Watson. The ceremony was at
tended by quite a number of church
people. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. Hiram Burnett. The groom is an in
dustrious mechanic, a temperate man,
and of prudent business habit.
The ship Fanny Tucker, with 29B
tons Of Seattle coal, went to sea last
night Capt. GreenIeaf states that he
will not take another coal charter. but
hopes next year to receive grain char
ter from Seattle TO Europe. While
here the Captain invested considerable
! money In real estate, which shows he
has unbounded confidence in the place
Fifty white msn will be set to work
this morning by contractor Cummings
on Columbia street, and the force will
soon be doubled. This contract calls
for the grading and building of side
walks on both sides of Columbia street.
from Third TO Broadway, a distance of
ten blocks Cummings says lie will
employ nothing but white men, and
will finish up the job as speedily as pos
sible.
Secretary Clark came from Olympia
last evening, for the purpose of holding
an informal meeting with our leading
teachers, with regard to school matters.
He urges the importance of large at
tendance at the Institute which meets
in August, and which will have an un-
usual amount of work to do. The more
vital topics are: Course of Study"
Legislation" New Series of Text
Books" beside regular Institute work.