Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-18

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Tbsss IN = : CoussIl - Fd-
day evssinG.
J. ii Monf9omsEy and sifs ~ -
tournfn1 at The termxnues
TIE sfeamsr Idaho Ieasss here tin
m0rnin9 for Nsw Wsatminster.
Ths Arsads and Qainey Han are Oui
with rec announcements today.
Mrs Capt. 8. II. wi1ley was passen'
gar On the outgoing nsxioo Yesterday
Sam II. WiIisy, ovner Of the Lss I
Fisherman, has taken cut his papsrs a.
master Of thas craft
TO-. B. Hsbbard. formerly Captain Of
the Seattle Ki6se, has sooepsed clerk
ship IN San Francisco
The yoanz folks Of Tacoma are aRi-
tstinx the question o. starting Liter.
arg society IN that town.
william Hoyle. formerly chief engi
nesr Of the Goliah, has accepted po-
sision a. chisf sf the Eliza Anderson
Mrs. Col. Prosssr and her sister, Aiz
Nay thornton. are expected 20 arrive
hare from Portland on Saturday oven
ing.
Harry struve, late quzrtermastrr OF
fhs Willamette. has ieff that vessel and
win spezd the winter as his home In Sc
atfle.
The steamer snsie, after having un
derrone . thorough overhaulinR, wal
yesterday launched from Allen q Bra
SENS way&
Il IL with regret that ve learn Mis-
Mamie B0ardman's health has mot i'm
proved. and her condition ID deemed
quite critical.
The light house tender Shubrick cams
into port yesterday and took on Q load
Of ceal. She will leave for the Column
biz river today.
Captain Hill, the County Treasurer
| and j. ID. Lowman, City Treasurer, or,
the two busiest men In the city, reeeiv
ing and receiptiBR for taxes.
Rev. H. l. Bates. the nev pastor d
Plymouth Congregational Church, ar
rived here last evening, and will CON
mence his work next Sunday.
An inch or 90 Of snow fell yestsrda'
on the frozen ground. and quite NUM-
Der Of cutters were TO be seen dashinI
up and down the improved streets Of tn
city.
The United States snag boat SkaQit
which has been employed during th
past three months in removing snag
from the SkaRit river, arrived here yes
terday.
II. b. Purdy, formerly with Struve
Hainea Il McMickeu, has temperate
given mp the practice Of the Law, ana
gone on the road" for an Eastern
house.
Il IL stated that Mr.. Casey, formerI
in the employ Of the @. d p. 8. Railroal
Company on the Ocean dock. will &C
cept the position Of putser on tn
Wilmington.
The steamer Emma Hayward arrives
from up Sound on time yestsrday even
ing, bat owing 70 blockade ON th
Northern Pacific she brought no mail
or express.
Six inches Of snow covered SksRi
valley last week; four inches fell q
Victoria, aud the cold was measures
by eleven degrees above zsro at Tacoma
last Tuesday.
Zee GLADDEN., formerly clerk In tn
New Engiaud Hotel, who went 70 hi
old home in Virginia last summer, ha
returned TO the coast aud 10 sejournin
in San Francisco.
N. 8. Snyder went to Port Townsen
yesterday, to arrange for the appear
ance Of Mrs. SRyder's Opera Compan
In the BELLS of Corneville," at tina
place, in few days.
A skating rink is about to be opene
in the new building at the foot of Mai
street by George Spangle, who has
large number of new skates. Tn
ho7se has fine door forty feet wide b.
eighty long.
The public are invited to attend th
anniversary exercises of the Erosopho
Gnothautii Lyeeum of the Universit
70 DO held In their hall tomorrow ever
ing. An interesting programme, con
prisinR music, an Grafton, speeches an
essays. has been prepared.
Rev. b. A. Hill and wife arrived yes
terday 10 attend court as witnesses j
the case of Jehns vs. Bagley. Mr.
Hill has charge Of the Indian School q
Nooksack Crossing, and Is doing muc
70 aid that isolated tribe in their or
deavors TO become civilized.
The divorce case of Anderson VS.. An
dersou, which has been dragging alon
through the District Court durice ID
past week, 10 still in progress, but it
thought the examination of witnesse
will be concluded by tomorrow night,
consummation devoutly to be wishe
by everybody who has business requil
ing the attention of she court.
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