Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-20
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business Visit.
The city assessluen: roll Is nov ST the
Clerks Office, Ehere u may D. sen.
snip B.osa Brothers viii coma here
again for c,,Ai uldsr e7art-r 0u private
terms.
There ara uiue vessels IN port at
Bl4ktly. lo4diag for tlfIo.I a. many
different ports
Tne ste snship aii...ifg ga - adver-
tised - sail ffnn StE Fr n ;isco for
Seattle on VI A. Zt1A
Tne steamer M-s .-lg-r brought
down large list % Ps,s' ayers from
up Sound yesterday
The cigar store of Dan Wertheimer,
on Front street, vas closed up by San
Francisco creditors yesterday.
There was not a quorum present at
the CouncI. meeting yesterday.
meeting will be neld this evening.
In. WIlcoxen, special land agent of
the CIV sfnmsnt, l, going r ist, and Siil
be aUsent a little inDre t1tn mouth.
Ms. W. n Pa nphr-y lett here sun
day night. TOR san fraBeIsro. dis trip
will be dying one. no inte IdIn0 TO re-
turn next week.
The city assessment OF DAYTON fooss
up x8e5,U01. Land Is rated at 81 ,33O,
improvements fJ2o,5l1, and peers 1na.
property Si77,I1J.
Toe picnic at th5 race track on Sun
day Was largely attended. Inc spirits
CONSISTED o baseball p.ayIn2, horse
racing and dancing.
The snip City of Brooklyn, now dis
charging AT Harrington Il Smltn 3
wharf, brought 800 tons OF nerohan-
disc for our merchants.
Tue Anderson and Starr arrived from
Victoria last night, 9 lcn having a small
list of passengers. They leave oa their
return trips this moroing.
There are aow ten ocean going craft
at Port Biakely, either loading iumber,
disenarging freight, or awaiting cargoes.
aud more due IN few days.
J. NJ. Pearlm IN, aactioneer, will sell
5000 cigars today At III O'Clock. Tue
/ trade will take notice, aud not neglect
tue chance to lake It pile ef money.
Steamer Idaho will leave again for
| New Westminster at O'Clock tomorrow
norain2 Size will have all the freight
she can carry. the trade there Is a
growing one.
Captain Frank Smith, of the Polit-
kOfsky, goes to Olympia today to stand
his trial for the alleged violation of tue
| log scaling act, for Which he Was ar
rosted last fall.
A special meeting of the Caam Der OF
I Commerce will b held at the Council
/ fth.t,n4.aR nj Of xxYni
ness of importance will GONE up fol
discussion aud consideration.
Captain +. A. Jensen, of the steamer
Rip Van WInkle, picked up numbel
of line, large stwlogs, which were
floating ab0as the Sound, yesterday.
He now wants to ind the owner.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Douglas Young, formerly OF
Seattle, and Miss Josie Cooke, daughter
of Mrs. l.. ID. Cooke, of Stockton, Cal,
to take place at that city on June ID.
1t is rep lrtrd that parties on the Sound
want to buy the Fleetwood to run be
tween Seattle and Tacoma. Don't sci
her. Captain Scott, lili you have one as
fast, or faster, to take her place. WHAT
would the lower G ,lumblt do without
lilo kOCb A-~lStbf t0ts
Mrs. M. K. White, tue elocu,iouist
has Just returned from Whatcoin, wher,
she gave one of her choices entertain
ments. She.wlll give another in Por
/ Townsend tonight, and a third in Por
Nj tdlson tomorrow night, and late
like entertainments III Portland anC
Salem.
The Literary society under the au
spices of the Congregational Churol
held a largely attended ana very inter
estlng meeting last evening. Snake
spoare's play of julius Caesar" VA
very credltably read by members of th,
society. This, with vocal and instru
mental music, made up the evening".
entertainment.
! Wallace, the telegraph operator for.
merry employed III the Western Unior
office In this city, and who was IL
charge of toe office at Yreka during
the receut strike, has been offered
situation IN the office at Seattle, auC
will probably accept it, relieving MIR
Lamont, one of tue night operators
who has rendered his resignation. Wal
laoe IL popular young man and his
old acquAIntances and friends will b,
glad To welcome him back.
All who are interested in Temperate,
work ars earnestly requested to be pres
ent at the Vo ers' League. which meets
ut 7:30 this evening in the Congrega
tion,l Church, with any plans or sueg, 8
tins they. may have to offer IN reear,
To the coming elections The meetin,
will be presided over by Rev. L. IA. Tay
lor, and there will be addresses by judy,
). b. Vrooman, Mir. Fred III. Peterson
Mrs. Laura L. Hall. Mrs. Reeves, Prof
Lee and perhaps others.