Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-03

0t0dIO6I 606ttAo OIOk0 OOWo yoos0tooy
morning in running over TO Fort Blake
lv. The sl00p Reynolds ran IN along
side, and took on board her hve passen
gers, while the success. little later,
took the Seattle IN tow, and brought
her here for repairs.
Those of oar patrons not receiving
rHx DAILY this morning, ii any su IN
there should be, Gan have the omission
reotified by making personal applioa-
ton at thus Office. Inc change VI car
riers always occasions more or less
trouble Of this sort.
City Assessor Lowman did heavy
cash business last Saturday. 1t was the
last day of grace on Third street i'm
provement payments, and the money
came in to liquidate the charges against
adjacent property to the amount OF lev
eral thousand dollars.
Eshelmau, Llewellyn d Co., the live
real estate dealers, have an array OF
farms for sale that 10 perfectly paralyz-
ing; numbering thirty-one IN all, IN.
Guiding places Of all sizes from 10 to
30 acres, and ranging IN price from
$3.50 to 500 per acre.
E. Il. McCausland. Of Olympia, tele-
graphed to his fathrr-in.law, Hon. l.. T.
smith. yesterday, that his little son Was
dangerously i'll. Mr.. Smith took tho
boat az once for the capital CITY, and
will stay by the bedside of his little
grandson until he il better.
A private note from Isaac K0rn states
that he il in the employ Of ID. w. Mat
thews, Of Salem, Oregon, where he has
been for several months, and that the
case of mistaken identity, while little
embarrassing at first, il now laughed at
as good joke, BY his friends.
Among other sports of tho present
week will be rife shooting ON the race
track, today, tomorrow and the next
day. The contest will DO open for all
q number Of fine shots, and II they are
equipped and in good practice they viii
give AN excellent report for themselves.
An Indian woman preached in the
street last Sunday to an audience Of SOW
eraI hundred persons. Though little
faulty in her English, her ideas were
good, and she delivered herself of Q
pretty steady hov Of words, interesting
ner hearers In what she said, a. we'll a.
surprising them at the easy manner
with which she said IL.
Rev. DR.. Brewer goes on TO Victoria
today, after several days spent IN this
city. Heis here on visit partly OF bus
iness, bat chiefly Of pleasure. His bust
ness has connection only with the Sc.
Matthews Hall, classical and military
scheol at San Mateo, of which he II
Principal, and Of which the next ses-
sion begins July 18th.
One Of the biggest crowds that ever
got of q Puget SOaxd steamboat lett
ths Emma Hayward ON her arrival At
this city last evening. To those ON the
wharf the number who came seemed
like q thousand, but that II really ex-
oeeded two hundred and afty 10 i'm
probable. Two hundred and nifty,
though, 10 big number.
The fires in tho woods are waking Il
terribly hot and mighty hard with the
telegraph men from Tacoma north.
They barely get the wires up before they
90 down again. and from this CITY north
they are IA good a. down all the time.
A few weeks hence, on completion of
the railroad 20 Seattle, the trouble on
tho line from here south will b at an
end a. far - 6rss arc concerned.
The city authorities oh .uld look TO
one thing, and that 10 TO the Weakening
Of the Trout street buikhead. In build
ing along it, western side, Il u said that
the earth 10 % removed 40 10 actually
endanQsr the oribw0rk. This, OF c0urse,
should mot b permitted. unless the
owners Of adjacent property subee-
Quentiy protect the cribvork IN . suit
able manner.
The departure Of the sts.men for
WILDLY Isiand, Lao inner and What
com 70 like the going out Of exoursiou
boats. They 20 crowded with people.
The outside seais are all taken and ps0-
pie are standing aroand 20 shiokly ~ to
prevent promeuadinQ. Il ID = good time
for the boats, even with 50 cents and 81
fares.
Work began yesterday on the new
Pike street contract covering that part
Of the street from Front street - SEQ
ouj. From Seccnd 10 Third the street
was graded lass winter and under .
third coussaes force Of men are nov
employed grading and sidevalkinQ from
Third street % Eighth. Theos three
contracts will oomplsee the improve
ment Of Pike strees over it, whole 40
taal length. back 70 the furthsst house.
u would Be an excellent thing 10 put
in the tims today cleaning upths stzssts.
TIE crowds thrunQine them to0osrOv
VII b dcnao almost 20 IN impaasAble
degree, and just - few obat1uetioos
and - little dirt should b In the way -
possible. Another thing veil 70 do
voold b TO put more water On ths
dusty streets. La ths strsss committee
for one day attend 70 this; that u, boy
fof The city water Tor st1ssts nus USUALLY
sprinkled- The water should b thrown
upon Commeccial and Front sersesA
from King 70 6slsca, On lower Mil and
James. On tovoe Waahingtcn and othsr
st1esea Keep III SPRINKLER going Ill Of
sonisht and, Il possible. I'll day 10
mogrou.