Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-25
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Give q more street lights
Ano<hw large mail arrived last even
ing.
The ting Tacoma stopped in here yss-
terday tn coal up.
Sheriff Dana vas much improved in
health yesterday afternoon.
The steamship WILMINGTON 10 ex-
pecsed to arrive here On Saturday next.
The grading Of Jackson street, from
the bay front to the lake shore. 10 near
ing completion
Steamer 5. L. Nassick, Captain Chris.
Williams, spent IN hour or two along
side the Yenier wharf yesterday.
A marriage 10 on the taps here. The
contracting parties are from Mhatcou,
and the knot - liable TO be taed at any
TINT.
The impression seems TO be becoming
quite general that Congress Will restore
~ the public domain All unearne rail-
road LANDS.
The tug S. L. Massick, after towing
the snip Il. h. Ham TO PORT Blaksiy,
came over TO Seattle TO take On fusi In
the shape Of Seattle coal.
Willie Tiilie's condition has not i'm
proved. his mother Is py his side. Dr.
heilley came down from Olympia yes
tcrday to attend on him.
The earth should DO removed from
recently constructed sidewalks, 20 That
| they Quay be used for the purposes for
winch Iney we're constructed.
Ine seats for the Katie Putnam enter
tainments of tonighI and tomorrow
night we're all reserved last tuesday.
Inc hall VIII again b crowded bogn
nights.
The Law card Of Msssrs. kalloch,
Aurpny d HAlcOm0 appears III another
column. They Will pay SPECIAL attsn-
slon TO criminal, admiralty, divorce and
land praos,ss.
| q. A. Williams, the hair dealer, who
spent Two and u hall months here
PLEASANTLY and prOitsbiy, lets yesterday
mOrning for Tacoma, to offer MS wares
~ the citizens Of that fortunate city.
Harry Wilton, a waiter at tue Bruins
wick, was fined $40 and costs tor an as
sdolJ cotaInltted On q fellow waiter.
Major Alden went security for the pay
Asut Of the fine, and Wilton was re-
leased.
Tue owners of the steamer w. +. Num-
roe are having an officers cabin placed
on the hurricane deck of that boat. No
time - lost, however, as the Carpenter
anu jolners work while the steamer u
rUnuing.
In reply to Port Blakely correspond
1 IS o&. a
no issue of the kOsr-lNTELLI0KNCERa p-
pears On Monday. The WEEKLY n
printed ON Thursday, and the DAILY
every day but Monday.
| Mr.. Frank ]. Parker, editor of the
Daily and Weekly Statesman of Walla
Wsiia, and q staunch friend of Seattle,
is at the Arlington. He will take Rooa
look at the town today. and tomorrow
will start on his return home.
The plat for the new Lake Washing
ton addition viii be completed today.
Tue piece Of ground Covered by this
plat Ia said to DO more handsomely and
generously laid out than any other
tract laid out for several years.
Newton H. Chittenden left only if
teen copies of his last book for sale in
Seattle, and the whole fifteen were dis
posed of By tho local agent in less than
two hours. A hundred copies would no
moro than have supplied the demand.
Mr.. c. p. Dose of Chicago. who owns
some land in the vicinity of Seattle, has
recently formed partnership with
William @. Frioke, under the firm name
Of Fricke, Dose d Co., and opened an
Office at ITO East Washington street,
Chicago.
| The book most useful to newspaper
men Of all those issued from the Gov
eminent printing ofiice-the Congress
sienal DlreCtOry-was received By us
last evening from Delegate Brents. 1t
is most welcome addition to our Office
library.
The auction sale of seaside lots in
north addition to Ocean Park, Pacific
county, took place last evening. Aboat
thirty lots we're sold at prices ranging
from $l5 To t35 each, according to looa-
ton. The sale will be continued till all
the property is disposed Of.
| Dakota has four Judges and wants
more, and bill giving more has been
introduced into Congress BY Delegate
Raymond. They beat Washington.
though, in having four. and the intro
duction of bill giving our Territory
one more judge Is certainly in order.
1t is said that Messrs. Wymau, Wat
kiAs and Truesdell, the Gem mission nov
examining the recently completed Is
miles Of the Yakima branch, had also
been instructed to examine the com.
pleeed portion Of the Northern Pacific
IN Wisconsin, east Of Superior City.
The Y. w. G. T. U. will hold their
regular business meeting at the Y. n. C.
A. HAN this evening, beginning AT 7
O'Clock sharp. All members are earnestly
requested 70 be present and to bring in
their dues. There will DO souR service
and abort program rendered.
A little blanket var arose a short
time sinoe between two of the chief
mercantile houses in the city. A Ger
tain blanket Was offered BY one house
for u %; tho other came down to 81.
Not to b Outdone the first then r.
duced the price to Is cents, which wa
met by Q like price on the part Of the
other. The dealers Who at first aold At
u Is then cut down to 80 cents. There
the battle reetsd, the house making the
attack declining TO carry the battle fur
Their. The effect has been, thooQh. to
secure the sale or the giving away Of q
whole lot Of blankets.
RESoLrrloNs o. SYMPATHY.