Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-04
RRFyITIEs.

q. Hershberg, Of the firm Of Hersh-
on business trip. will return home by
the Mexico.
The funeral of the late Ms. Whit
worth viii take place from the First
Presbyterian Church this afternoon az
iso o clock.
II J. X. Tools tie Democrats OF Mon
tana have nominated strong anti rail-
road man 70. Delegate - Congress, al d
bell be elected, too.
Jack Levy, who has held tae position
Of head steward az the Arlington Hotel
ever since the opening 81 tGat popular
house, has resigned. FOR the plrposs OF
entering upon other pursuits.
Steamer North Pacific went out yes
terday afternoon well loaded with pas
sen2ers, having on board a crowd that
gave the boat an appearance aim st
similar 81 that of an excursion steamer.
The first shipment OF Colman coal
consisted of - tons sent a few days ago
gu the schooner c. G. Perkins to Port
Townsend. second order has come
from there, this time for leo tons, from
Waterman i hatz-
There is o1e satisfaction in the with
dravsl of the steamer OlympIan. The
boats left on the Route are not consid
cred by the company too tiue for the
public 10 step on without paying, IS the
OlyDpian seemed TO be.
The Conger block, one of the largest
buildings IN Virgins City. has Just been
sold for $1,000. Is cost $1,000. Ii Is
one of the bess buildings IN tbs STATE,
and the sum paid for II would not. IN
the a4sh TIMES, pay for the water pipe
IL 1t.
Oliver p. Anderson has just com
pl-t-d a small map OF King county
which viii be found ON sale al j. D
Lowman's book store. Mr.. Anderson i:
a craftsman Of no mean ability. and Is
doing considerable useful work III that
I line.
Steamer Dispatch brought hers yes
teraAy so SACKS of potatoes. and 30
sacks OF wheat from Dupconess. Today
shs will take back Load of merchaa-
disc. Both shipments are by c. +
Clapp, the enterprisiu2 merchant ot
that thriving and beautiful locality.
J. w. Edwards and L. s. Booth re-
turned yesterday from Utsalady, where
they spent several days on q duck hunt.
ing expedition. they report having
had splendid time and very good sue
Cess in killing ducks, Notwithstanding
the fact tE8t most of the Indians are a,
present engaged IN picking hops.
For the past four months the steam
! ship Walla Naila has been running on
| the route between Seattle and Portland
| IN the coal carrying business, aud the
| Willamette has been running TO San
| Francisco. Ihis order of things viii
! now be changed. 50 that the Wslla
| Nalia will run to San Francisco and
! the Willamette to Portland.
This steamer Eliza Anderson is now
| running on the following schedule Sht
/ leaves Seattle for Port Townsend auC
i VIoiorit every Tuesday, Thursday anC
| Saturday morning at 6 O'Clock, and Ar.
riyes at Victoria about h alf past III tAt
afternoon. She leaves Niato;iA for Port
/ Townsend and Seattle every Wednes
| day, Friday and Sunday morning al {
c'oloca, aud arrives here aboGt half D Isl
II or IN the day.
A half dozen new styles of street gas
lamps have come from New York, out OF
which the city of Seattle is expected &c
make selection for use on lis streets
The new lamps are an improvement
upon the lamps now in use. The glas:
is of single pieae, globe shaped, with
an ornamental top and reflector. pasy
/ are not only handsomer, but they are
better, and they cost Ho more muney III
the East, but cast little mors in trans
portation.
A ladies' Kindergarten meeting will
be held in the North Schoolhouse at 3
p. M. today, To take action looking to a
permanent organization. with a view to
keeping up the school after the 4 part
IRE of AIRS. Blaine. The mothers OF
the wee ones there are Interested in oh
tanning successor to Mrs. b who vii
as nearly rs possible approl ch the ex,
ceilence OF that lady ia the care and
instruction of those inlrus,ed 20 lie!
Charge.
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