Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-18
RWEVIGaEs.

! advertised for sale III this issue.
Every body shonld attend the cit lzens'
meeting at Yesler's Hall, Satarda,
| evening.
The Weather continues May-like, as il
has been now almost since the begin
| ning ot the year.
Tie Olymplans are already moving
for big celebrate N of the Fourth OF
| July At that place.
All the reports received from Cape
Flattery are favorable for very large
catch of seals during the present season.
T.. Meeker has sold the Peter SAar
farm OF l3s acres. III White River Val
| ley, to John Nelson. a new conner, for
| 5000.
The Workingmen's Union If Tacoma.
after short and painful existence. and
the accomplishment of no good what
ever, has died.
Katie Blgelow, a poor, unfortunate,
insane girl, has been sent from PrOvl-
dence Hospital To the Insane Hospital
At Stellacoom.
The bids for building the propo sed
Tacoma City Hall call for the eXp.ndi-
| ture of S2J,675 To the lowest and S2l, i96
| To the highest bidder.
lhe rascals usually keep quiet while
the Grand Jury Is IN session, and police
| business has accordingly been unusu
| ally light during the past week.
The depression on the west side of
Front street for the Gilmore building Is
belng covered with plank. that being
| the easiest and best remedy for the evil
there prevailing.
Mrs. :. ii. Hicks has been named In
| spector, and Mrs. :. &. Vincent and
Mrs. Joanna Cannon. judges, by the
City Council of Waitsburg, W. L., to
| act mt the next election.
Rev. j. +. Ellis, now IF Forest Grove.
Oregon, IL paying u short visit 20 Seat
| tie. He sold three lots and a house on
| Lake Union yesterday, to a gentleman
| II ,med Hall. for S4i5.
The steamer Eliza Anderson made a
| < 'od beginning Yesterday. She brought
only eight passengers from Olympia.
bnt she took fully sixty from Seattle to
| Port Townsend and Victoria.
There were l39 patients at the Terri
torial Hospital for the Insane at Stella
COON on the LIST of April One has
since died and one been discharged
leaving l37 there at the present time.
Steamship Mexico will sail for San
| Francisco at one . clock this afternoon
The Mexico is the favorite ship on this
route, and brings and takes the longes
lists of passengers and heaviest cargoes
of freight.
There will be preaching Friday and
| Saturday evenings. at 7:30 p. M: also
Sunday at Ii II. M. and 1870 pm. at the
Christian Church. on Seneca street. by
| Elder James Logan. of California. All
are invit, d te attend.
The Court House Club will give a
dancing party at Yesler's Hall this even
| ing. Very fine music has been secured
and all who have heretofore attended
the parties AT the Court House will be
exl ected to be present.
Articles Of incorporation of the Tenn
perance Union Hall Association were
tiled at the Auditors office The capital
of the association is $1,000. and it's OBJ
ject AS set forth is to construct build
ing for temperance meetings. etc.
A. l.. Stokes will retire from the en-
ployment Of the Northern Pacific Com
pany May LIST. and thereaft will de.
vote his services exelusiv, ly To the in
terest of the Oregon hallway 4 Navisa-
ton Company as genera freight and
p ,ssenger AZ mt.
The Waila Walla Ladies' Relief S.
citty has membership of ia. with
| good promise of An increas. to l5o in a
| few months. The Ladies' Relief Society
Of Portland. after which this Society 10
some extent is modelled. has a mem er
ship of only 20 odd.
Tornado insurance has become an
important business in the Mississippi
Valley States. Nine companies which
have IN 0e reports show An aggregate
of So Coz. go in tornado risks. on which
they have received 1913 coo IN premiums
and paid SIS 600 IN losses. The average
premium on general business was Al
pr cent, and or Missouri business SO
pr cent.
Steamer Emma HAYWARD has been
wy irregular of late, going out of port
sou etimes at , o'clock, sometimes at 3.
At d occasionally at 1 and s. thou IA > "a
tse advertised hour. Ii Is bad enough
10 have the boat go out IN the afternoon
AT all. almost simultaneously with an
other boat Of the same company over
the same route. without, in addition To
this lack IF accommodation. being SO
wre,ehedly irregular IN her departures.
John A. Moak, business manager of
the Kendall Coordination, IS here at
tel ding 90 TIE prelimiuaries incident
10 the coming Of his company. They
are now compietins tour across the
continent. coming hy way of Omaha,
Denver, Salt Late, Ogden. Butte, Hell
-na and Nalls Walla. and will make
TIER nrst appearance In this city on the
evening of the 2lst Their chief pIsy
Is spoken of by the New York Herald
az follows: The Bonanza King" AZ
Waliaok's Iheater, is AN unouallfiea
ssecess Ike ,heaser is completely
He'd AT every performance. The play
pieases all parts of the house
Chronic constipation is the natural
curse OF Americans. Cure IL with
Axsy's r. D.n.