Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-24

Nathan q Co. are in the market with
shingles for the million at $2-2 per
thousand
Madame Janauschek and company
passed MP the So1nd yesterday, and to
day will 20 on to Portland.
The wrecked bafkentins C. l. Taylor.
in her new barge shape and rig, il nov
undergoing repairs at Victoria
On and after August Lat the lumber
dealers of Seattle will advance the price
of lumber one dollar per thousand fest.
TIP. Woodland quit the employ Of the
Tacoma Mill Company yesterday, and
came down to this city on the afternoon
boat.
CT. Clough, who has succeeded A.
F. Gum 90 travelling man for Cunning
ham, Curtis 4 WEIGH, 10 doing the Sound
country.
The gravel brought here BY the ship
Elizabeth - the real beach article,
and will make most excellent topping
for lower Mill street.
The Elizabeth il the newest ship ever
in this port, and il probably the finest.
A visit TO her 10 worth the time Of the
| busiest man in town.
Mr.. J. Furth, manager of the Puget
| Sound National Bank, has come from
Colusa, Cal, this time to stay, to open
the bank and TO begin his residence
here.
The body of Alfred Anderson. hung
at Portland last week, was delivered TO
tho Medical Society Of the State Uni
versity, and duly dissected in the inter
aof NJ ncianna
A paint shop has bsen opened On Front
street, among the business houses OF the
north end. The first thing We know
there will be q printing Office and q daily
newspaper ont there.
Mrs. I. d. Bowen, of Baker City, Ore
Ron, 10 at the Arlington. Mrs. Bowen Is
q heavy property owner here, having sev-
eral blocks of land in the Edes d knight
addition. She will remain here several
days.
A young man was ON the street yes
terday who came over the mountains
with that drove Of cattle, and IL Mr..
Geo. Smith has not arrived he will
shortly DO at hand with that much
talked of herd.
Governor Newell has commissioned
James II. Tiernan, Of SPOKANE Falls,
| professor of mining and civil engineer
ing to represent Washington at the Dem
yer exposition. The Professor will take
large collection Of minerals for exhib-
itien.
The Bozeman (Montana) Courier says
the "Transoontinental and Allied
Show" or fraud, was pot through the
hecus pocas of legal transfer at that
place to defraud the parties who had
hauled it around from Washington Ter
ritOry.
| Mr.. Isaac Oathcart, the well known
Snohomish City hotel keeper, came up
ON the Nellie yesterday, and today will
continue his journey on to Portland. A
part Of his object in making the trip Is
TO buy q barOuche for the use of his
family.
The little rainfall Of Sunday morning
was very pleasant. Little a. il was II
temporarily laid the dust and checked
the fires, making walking and riding
most delightful resreations, which were
indulged in to the full extent Of the
peoples ability.
The Surber pile driver was fastened
for high water at the Star mill wharf
last Sunday, and on the going out Of the
tide was partially tilted over BY the
tight rope. The water poured in and
the vessel surk, in which condition she
remained all day yesterday.
J.E. Vinin9 has been awarded the
contract for clearing timber from the
schoolhouse block in North Seattle, his
bid being 800. The contract for grub
bling has not yet been let, az the block
is to be graded a. soon a. the timber ID
of, and the job will all 60 at the same
time.
L. F. Thompson. wife and children
were among the passengers on board the
steamship Mexico on her late trip Or
the coast. They have been East fol
several months past, and got about al
much enjoyment ouS Of their visit anG
journsyines a. was to be had. They
will now return to their farm in thu
beautiful valley Of the Puyallup.
The Mexico brought passengers 10 th.
Sound I0Yts in numbers a. below:
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