Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-07
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Terence O'Brien and family nave
again taken ap their residence on MINI
and King streets.
Michael Ball, the affable clerk in the
Pike street grocery, was thrown from
delivery wagon and received soms slight
bruises. Nothing serious, however.
Word reached town yesterday that
John Milroy. of Slaughter, had lost his
hop house and this years crop of hops
on FRIDAY by IRE. Loss, estimated az
between $500 and $500.
ID. d. Miller concludes a letter TO Us
from Denver. Col, September 18th, as
follows: LAS soon As | get my bust
ness here settled. Seattle will again be-
come nay home, for life"
Professor o. b. johnson is TO prepare
q report concerning the OrnlthoEo9y OF
Washington Territory, to be used by
Governor Squire in his report 10 the
Department of the Interior.
The body of g. Z. Root, the young
travelling man, who died down the Sound
some days ago, was brought TO Seattle
and embalmed by DR.. Smith, and yes
terday was shipped to San Francisco.
C. IL. Packard, publisher of the Sno-
homish Eye, was yesterday married to
Miss Reeves of Eagle Harbor. The hap
py couple leave by the Eliza Anderson
.his morning for Victoria on their we'd
ding trip.
The new s4wmili building in Squsk
Valley is approaching completion. and
| the settlers about are greatly reloicsd .
! Ii Will be no old, second hand institu
| ton. bat bran new and as good as the
4 Aa-t ,,f Nna%arn WashInn-
ton.
The Assessor of Multnomah county,
Oregon, has just completed his work
for the year 1884. He finds in the
county S25.374,020 worth of property,
of which SIS. 263, 1903 is taxable. The
Indebtedness aggregates S5,Sl5, 81, and
exemptions S295. 40.
A letter from Paul Paulson, of the
Hall IL PaulsOn Company, who has been
| at Mondovia, in Eastern Washington
for several months past, informs Us
that his health has much improved
that his family are Well, and that be
will come home in about six weeks.
The Zimmerman and Manufacturer
will be the name of new semi-monthly
journal soon To be issued in this city by
VIM. G. Haywood and IL. NJ. Thatcher
1t will be devoted to laundering, manu-.
featuring, coal, iron, hops and other in
dustries and interests of Puget Sound
Invitations are cut, announcing thai
Joseph w. Phillips, of the firm of Phil
lips Brothers, and Miss Mary Z. Nc
Groaty, of Port BIakely, will be married
at Blakely Hall on Wednesday evening
October Sth, at s O'clock. The recep
ton will take place at the residence o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Sackman at $50.
Extension of the street railroad ha!
already begun, and by the close of tn,
week the north end of the track will b,
opposite the barrel factory. The ex.
tension will go until the roads length
will exceed two miles. TO ride NOR,
than two miles for five cents will b,
something new in railroading in THU
Territory. The Northern Pacific Com
pany would demand % CENTS at least fo
a like service.
j. D. Lowman and wife were amons
the passengers leaving Seattle yesterday
for San Francisco, where they expect Il
remain three weeks. MIR. Lowman',
mission to the city is to select an ele
CANT stock of holiday goods. During
his absence N. b. Colt will attend to the
duties of the City Treasurer's office
while John Jackson and X. M. Craw
ford, assisted by Master Ralph Chick
will attend to the business of his bool
and stationery store.
The Northern Pacific Express Com
pany has Withdrawn from the William
cite Valley business, for the reason thai
it did not pay and could not be made tC
with the opposition of Wells, Fargo
Co. They had large number Of
agents through the valley and eight
messengers on the several lines of rail
road. The company will hereafter cen
fine itself to the lines of the Northern
Pacific and Oregon Railway d Naviga
tion companies.