Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-19
PACIFIC COAST.


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Brothers hsve built cumnodious boat
hoooe for Bartlett 4 Co. o. thar wharf.
III. EisenheiD has purchased q strip
OF land three feet vide, Of AIlso Weir,
from the lot on which the telegraph
building Geands- The buildinQ is being
moved, and after il the buildings OF
Messrs. Sbeehan and Seavey will be
shifted. giving Mr.. Eissnbeis thirty
fest front On the corner where che nev
bonded warehouse will be.
Joseph Pincheon and John J. James,
pattern makers. lately employed in the
Townsend Iron Works, have rented a
portion Of Captain Iibbal's warehouse.
near the Custom House, and viii open
a shop there for furniture making and
general joiner work.
James Reilly's residence near town
vas burned last night. The FIRE vas
discovered about o'clock this morning,
and originated from q stove pipe. A
bed with its covering and q few chairs
were all that we're saved.
New Paper.
UKIAH. Feb. ia new Republican
paper. l2-paRe weekly, will sh0rtly
mako its appearance in this place. un-
der the name of the Ekiah Kepsbticas,
by Messrs. Joseph Edva ards (iormsriy
OF Pesalums) aod A. g. Leper.
Eallase q saoek heeker.
San FRANCIsCo, Feb. lS.-Samuel II.
Brooks, steskbrsker, has filed q petition
in insolvency attributing his failure TO
want of payment Of debts due to him
amounting to 81. 600; liabilities &c, SOC
principally money due on notes. The
heaviest creditor being Wells. Fargo 4
Co.'S bank, $1,000. The assets and
book debts amounting to between $685.
600 and $4,000.
WesacAepperx KILLED.
FRANkroN New, Feb. 1.-Two
named Anteno Cretas
and Moss Guindo, both French Cana
dians. belonging TO Circe d SpOonef's
camp at HIDE Mountain, three miles
north OF here, were buried in q snow
slide at noon yesterday. They were
going from the camp to Ophir, and
when ct the base Of the Slide Mountain
they we're caught BY An avalanche and
swept 70 the bottom of the canyon and
buried under 10 feet of snow. A force
OF shovellers il nov ut ~oYk hunting
for them.
Flesd ~ Iresns.
FRESNO (Cal.), Feb. l8.-Rain has
poured throughout this section for the
past two days. The whole town has
been out FIGHTING water. Half tho
town 10 overf1owed, and it looks -
though everything would soon BE- under
water. Red Banks, Dry creek and Dog
creek are pouring floods in on us, and
this has been . night of gloom. Parts
Of the town are five feet under water,
and it 10 nov breaking through the
business part.
4 fetal Less.
BAN FRANCIsC0, Feb. 18.-The steam
schooner G. g. White, which went
ashore on February l6 at Bridgeport, is
reported 70 Do q total loss. Everything
movable was taken ashore except the
masts.
The DasAaway Steal.
SAN FRANcIsCo, Feb. 18.-The people
Of the State, through Attorney General
Marshall, have asked . restraining or
der or the Dashawsy Association of
this CITY, thus preventing them from
taking any further action respecting
the funds OF the Association, or the
property belonging TO il until March Sd
whom the matter will be brought before
the courts. An order to that effeot has
been issued.
sullivan Dsnr Appear.
San Francisco. Feb. lS-Sullivan, the
slogger, returned from the north
this morning 10 reappear only one
evening instead Of one week az previ-
ously announced. At tie exhibition
this evening ID was announced that Sui
livAn would not spar being incapacitated
through strain from jumping.
A Csrrsps Circular.
SAN Francisco. Feb. lS.-The Chroni-
Gle will publish tomorrow q copy of a
circular issued BY the Rail-
road SharehOlders' Association and
signed by John Livingston Of New York
40 the President. The circular sets
I Jrth that the object in view il to raiss
An immense fund to defeat legislation
on railroad matters and secure the re-
peal Of existing laws and the abolition
Df railroad commissions in all the States
where such exist. All railroad share
holders are invited to contribute to the
fund. and the amount of the subecrip-
lion expected 10 named in coni1dential
letter accompanying the circular. Two
in this city not largely in
Eerestsd have been called on for . hun
irsd dollars, and il il understood that
The demand from weaIthier ones will Be
IN the Same proportion. II 10 also
known that the great eastern roads have |
allied themselves with the Central Pa
,i6c to raise this fund, and il 10 predict
u in the circular that enough will be |
70 defeat Congressional ac-
ion on the land grant bills.
The sharss.0iil Case.
SAN Francisco, Fob. 10.-The Sharon
Hill divorce case, which was set for |
rial today, has been again postponed. |
The probabilities are that q will not |
ZONE up for hearing for at least two |
Al much time will be consumed |
n taking and getting the deposition of |
Lady Hesketh, daughter Of Ex-senator |
shlppln9 1atelD1Geace.
SAs FRANoIsoo, Feb. 1S.-Arrlved. 18th
Ship Dxshina Wave, from Tacoma.
steamer Wellington, from
Departure Bay; steamer Columbia, from
Portland.
sailed, 18TH Ship Canada, for TACO |
M /; ship Edwin Reed. for Port Town
end.
VICTORIA {B. CO., Feb. 1S.-Arrived-
Queen Of the Pacific, 30 hours from San
Francisco.
Posr BLAxELy. Feb. IL. Sailed Il
Banks X. X. Ham and Amelia.
PORr TOWNSEND. Feb. 18.-Aryived-
3choousrs Reporter and LsRironde.
TAroosn, Feb. 17.-Three bsrks.
barkentins and1 brig passed in: ship
md bark passed out.