Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-31

The war against the Migrants con-
tinues undated. Two more we're haul
cd in yesterday.
W. H. Rich, of this city, starts today
with his family 70. the town At Rath-
drum. In Kootenai county, North Idaho.
Mr.. Pickering, Of the Warrington
Employment Bureau, has again placed
us under obligations for late Honolulu
papsrs.
Among the steee80e passengers of the
Mexico we're q number of vags and plug
uRiiee, whose departure is a benefit to
the city. tss
George McGonerinR, Hugh Burk 7and
Siwash Toby Jay answered to the drunk
and piserderly charge yesterday. All
three we're sent up. -
The city jail has been thoroughly
cleaned and furnished with new bsd-
stoads, blankeeD and bedding. This is
. move In the right direction.
After q great ouaAagration has swept
over and destroyed the business of our
fair city, there will b, less opposition
to the passaee Of fire lioit ordinance.
High Ooyls, agent for JohnL. Sulli-
van. the greatest living puailist, was in
Seattle on Tuesday, arranging for his
appearanco in this city on the 9th of
February. 80
The Nosthern Poetic has made AZ
raneements for the transportation of
1000 miners from DeadwOod to the
C4ur d'Alene mines. They will be
taken oot from Miles City.
Il is reported that Miss Annie Pixiey
has accepted an engagement to appear
in London next May. The salary il
said to be high, as Miss Pixley u now
at the heed of her profession.
Judgment for the sum Of Is has been
given against the seattle Driving Park
Association in favor of Robert All,n,
who acted a. peol clerk ct the last ra>,es.
The claim was for salary due. -
Another largo list of passengers ar
rived last evening by the Emma Hay-
ward from up Sound. Several Of these
were EasterR men, directly from the
Eastern States via the Northern Pacific
Railroad.
The tenants on the upper floor of the
Marshall building are IN considerable
troobls q Ne prospect of their turning
out at an early DAY to make room for
the ever increasing store of T0klas d
Sineernan.
A personal paragraph in the San
FranciscO Chronicie of January I'D was
the following Capt. and AB. J. II.
Marshall and Miss Blanche Kinds will
return 70 this city next month from
Southern California, where they have
been sojourning for several mouths"
Pearl Smith, the young girl recently
sent to Jail in default Of FL, the amount
of her fine and costs for improper con-
duct, was released Tueeday evening,
her fine having been paid by acquaint.
aness. She was taken int q Christian
family. and It is hoped she will turn out
q good woman. IS
The steamer LILY is having some ma
terial changes made in her appearances
The old pilot house has been torn away
and new and larger one is being built
and placed further forward on She hur-
ricane deck. These improvements will
add considerably to the appearance and
comfort Of the boat in question.
The piles for the approach to the new
| railroad sawmiu are nearly all driven
and capped. The new mill vill be built
- rapidly a men and money can do it,
and the building Of the old mill will be
torn away and the machinery taken "a
Green River to out lumber for the Ore
Ron improvement Company's mines at
that place.