Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-18

again inflicted his presence upon Port
land.
The rusl, TO whascom still confines.
The Sunday evening boat took out 100
people.
The Po~r.Txrvr.rorxors od,os vas
treated n, 4 serrnade lyy the Csrf,onado
Band on Sunday evening.
Otiz Spraoue and wife. of New Ts-
Gonna have zone Fast. over the COM
pIsted Eorthern Pacific.
s.u ~;.;.zd IT, llama
xessSrdav and Vas. 10 tovnsusoule at
isnst. A not unveIcome visitor.
IT,, ..u urou;n..;on nm
So r;as.. 80 .;.sH.ns stsiI Ss,ei-
-. 40 ,,,.-.5 es.. .l,,ld NJ ,sfyn;n from
showing H..
r.. g. Osvr~,ss ,so~taf rote vas
81, ar s.stsi. of;cs and the
e. S.s..,s ,os. "a. drsvn On The
0,,mnis nfsice
C.xrI p,u..,a x;,. x;r, ,,ob.-
81. 80 ;,,,o enc ~ the nev bonses
bniIt nv James Phinney. on Eighth
s.,aa. cy,~rsv ~ seraca
latin uiinnAn, o. s Au.'e o. hss0Is a -
yhsst 3, ths are from his farm This
1900 =, 1Ioss hrshsls an .old
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m. ano Mfs. =. mac I1 ~. =. suo,a
cniiolen wiu on g ao'vsu go
1 .Gs s sn ~ ~. s 40 Snv;ra ,hs;, AZ
senoe'
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ios Vown ol oou0. - IT,. -
~ surins sns pass yca. S Ia
po.ei ouiioIuS nss ou -
new sscfe cummings WIZ 70 ni'~ ~ :"
snof' ''ino
beecner oissuIDeo .hen seiIioly ~
oIslno' ~ sao Y.PI; .~;-r -,
there are not YET zone oiscoss!ne n .nn
ano nis oocsrines. ~ !. su' 'ii"e wv
wnoie matter was gwen .
A. ID. Pearce Ii putting In TWO ny
draulic elevators in Schvabacher's new
brick building on Mil street; he starr.
90 .ol S a. anov ss,.,I;.ncs. ss'
Sone Vi '"s ne' ap
The annual fair OF the hing Coo my
Industrial Associasion viii not Dc nelo
this year. Inis ID 70 Dc regretseo, oos
under the Circumstances vas unavoio-
able. The WaitA wala ASSOCIATION
viii have no fair tins year, either.
The railroad maRnate and his
guests have now all started on their re-
turn to the East. Quite q number have
taken the California route. bot the ma
Jority have gone q ssey c:me-ovef
the compieseo northern facinc.
After day or two suspension of op-
erations, occasioned by the hulabaloo of
| last week. work was begun again yes
terday on the various large buildings in
snd around town, the noise from which
| In hardly less pleasant than that of the
Carbonate brass band
rv.rtx-.svsn NJ the Dahota NOT.
masters are appointed by the Presi
dent, and get salaries of $1,000 or more
DER annum. The Deadvood postmas-
ter GETS the largest salary, &270O.
| Fargo comes second. at S2JOO; Yank-
ton and Bismarck get $500 each, and
Sioux Falls f2lO0.
tn. hu,, ~ the mar ho.t ho;It A poyt
n. H., o., ,ha Govsrrrc.rt hss hean
$50 800 20 th;s s;tv - ,s.s;vs ne,
uasrh;ns,v Sha u hn;it nnch bka anv
o.ae- 49, ~hssi.- arna,x shat shs hss
. ahavaI .hs - -, d. r. IN e.
Iaro ana m fsat w;da ana With rove,-
suI sr,ach;nsrv viii hs ahia En- narforr,
| aaact;va ssrv,ca in rsmovino snaos ~. m
ths var;ons r;ys,s anntv;no into pnoas
sound.
The o,sooino panay mai, of the nas,
fsv dsvs hss hssn the Oreatsst in ths
b;storv Of the local Office. There has
been not only the ordinarv editions of
| the newsnarers INIT there have heen In
addition nnvards NJ Ave thousspd extrs
"a ners sent n has made vork for tho
nr,nters and rostoff;ce clerks. and viii
do n great deal towards advertisino The
conntrv ana mating n hattsy tnows
| abroad
r..
Inc Sasuloay anu Sunoay eonions o.
our da'iy were IN grea. osmano-s 90
MANN unpr1cooon.ru ~ tne ann ~. "
iooai Journahsm. lne boys 500 1o VI
suc ss,eosss noie .u"n ~ uaIy n'of'
were soId - sne oGcs, wniie ORDERS iol
large numoers-1,, % ana Ioo-oame u
~ .nS aeRleRaso numocr oI owe! iao