Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-25

They have . AoEne
U.n& HI Harding, at one time IN
&h~ Hakely employ, il now IN oeatts
~ = short visit. He intends soon en-
cscine in business, probably IN Oregon.
Rsubsn Boise, youngest son Of Judge
Boiee Of Oregon, 10 at present m oeastle.
IA intends locating at New Tacoma,
vhsFe be will Join G. d. Young, ESQ., IN
the practice Of law.
a. Lowe. who fell down Q shaft ~
feef doep et Nanaimo last week, vas
rssmher AZ tho Order of United WORK.
man, and his widow 10, OF coofSe' en''
tied 70 5000 in consequence. =,
EFT. Bmyan, one of the editors Jan aha
ueoufietos Of the Golden Erd, OF Ca.,
fcFnis. = st present doing the oo UNI,
oounfry. He IL nov In Seattle, ana VII
leevo for down 6opnd ports ana Df''''n
Columbia on Saturday next.
Nh Fannie Cooper, daughter OF ..
~ 0corer. a TumwateT, who has been
sHtsmd}no aohool in California Tor the
~ vear' returned on the Elder, and
I'm brood 10 her home near the Ief-
ritofiai capital today. i,
Tha adiustsr Of the Losses sustained
bv ~. h, Louis, by the burning o!
tSe Oriental hotel, and dsstFuctlon OF
furniture, allowed that lady the full
amonuf Of her insufance-$l50Oo ON the
building and $500 on the contents.
"Hovard House" il the name given
the nav lodging hooss back OF the Oc,
oideutal Hotel, boilt by Col. Squire, and
leaeed BY Mrs. Booker. II II new. clean
aud veil furnished. The lessee says
- viii kssp it in fine condition. In
90 pcessnt rush Of people here she must
do good business
Three funerals took place st Olympia
last Sunday. Among those whose re-
mainG.vere conveyed TO their last rest.
ino nIsoo we're Nfs. B. Morrill,, wife OF
UrcIe Benny Morrill,; of Arcadia, and
~ Mcdonald. q young lady, who died
uddenIy while attending tho sisters
school q the Capital City.
The sealing season Is again about be.
GINNING. The various schooners are all
6uaily preparing 10 20 cut, and WILL all
s. al the Cape during the first week In
Fehruary. Last year the schooners bid
md worked aQsinst themselves, and the
indisns baoQed the profits, getting un-
hoard Of prices for skins. This year
esmhination Of vessel owners will pre-
vent 4 ropetition of such foolishness,
and the oWnsrs will get tho snare snat
leaitimatsly belohgs TO them. a dozen
voosels will engage In the hshssy.
Mr.. ]. ]. MC0ilvra had q narrow es-
oarIe from disaster, and perhaps death,
On the Southern Pacific train, near 10
hachipa Pass, last Saturday night. ne
va IL San Francisco, and intended 60
ing on the tram referred to. Before
nolng, though, he autographed here to
3ud9S Burkc, ashing il there was any
Feocon for Delaying his intended de-
parture. The Judge Immediately sent
him word TO delay. ~ Mrs. McGilvra
was on board the Dakota, going 70 meet
him. That message prevented Mr.. MO
0ilvra's going, and, perhaps, sharing IN
1he fate OF Col. Larfabee.
Two very pretty pieces OF curly maple
wore loft q orr ofi1ce yesterday BY
Christian Brownheld, which to those
MOI acquainted with tho nature OF this
wood, will be Of much interest. The
grain Of the wood 10 wavy TO an extra
ordinary degree, and Ii beautiful to
look At. These chunks we're taken from
. log * fest thick at the butt and 3
test ct the top, the lumber in which log
would have been worth nearly or quite
800 in California and Eastern fnrni-
eure factories. and yet Mr.. Brownfield
has hundreds of such trees, and has
besn ruthlsssly QUITTING them into fire.
wood ever since ho went TO live on the
farm Whero he now dwells.