Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-20
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A new moon has made its appear
ancs.
The roads are in fine condition for
driving.
The street cars are expected to make
their debut on the track today.
The Arion Club will give one Of its
choice and select parties tonight.
Governor Squire is spending three or
four days In this city, at the Brunswick.
The supper of the Methodist ladies
last night Melted nice little handful of
money for the Battery Street NJ. T.
Church.
The old steamer Fanny Lake is to be
rebuilt, and put into trade. She Is now
at Tacoma, and is the property of Capt.
j. s. Hill.
Steamship Walla Walls, with cargo of
opal, went to sea yesterday, leaving only
the Queea of the Pacific and couple
of sail vessels in port.
The Mirror, weekly temperance
journal, has suspended publication.
The Mirror was bright and sparkling
sheet, and We regret the misfortune il
has encountered.
A tramp WAS captured in Blakely
Thursday evening. He was put in
irons and sent TO Seattle. where he was
again turned loose. Blakeiy is not a
very healthy place for tramps.
Mr.. Roswell Scott has concluded to
accept the invitation extended to him 10
run for the office of Probate Judge, and
he publishes card to that effect III our
columns.
The Poncin brick building will have
six two story bay windows, three in
front and three IN back. on the third
and fourth floors. Ii will be the only
house in the town with bay windows in
the rear,
The Dayton Daily Chronicle is defunct
Ii was a spriehtly, creditable, excellent
sheet. and its demise Ia to be deplored.
There wasn't the business there to sus-
tain il, aud the publisher did wisely IN
der the circumstances to suspend il.
The Squak hopgrowers have had all
the piekers they wanted. The Puyal.
lup growers, ON the contrary, have bet n
short of pickers, and have entertained
fears of the loss Of large portion OF
their crop in consequence of the short
age of help.
Messrs. S. Q. Harris. J. Il. Kinuear
Richard Osborne, Geo. ID. Hill, w. ID
Wood and .. Jacobs constituted a party
of pretty live and jolly Republican pol
iticians, who went to Renton YESTERDAY
afternoon, and who will go ON to New
castle today.
The Deaves Brothers Imperial Mario
nettes will entertain people here In the
standard Iheater ON Tuesday and
Wednesday next. They have recent,
come from Honolulu. where they CLAIM
to have conducted a successful three
weeks engagement.
The Cedar River Coal Company i.
getting ready for business. boardins
house. store building. bunkers and 1
number of dwelling houses are bein.
built. 4 portion Of the machinery fo
the mines has already been sent up an,
put IN position. and the balance will b.
sent up IN day or 80. Within th,
next two months this company expect
To be making regular shipments of Goa
60 San Francisco.
Ii is reported that the boats of tn
q. X. 4 n. Co. are to have anoths
change of schedule, by which they vii
leave here five or SIX hours earlier thai
at present, or at IL or o'clock in th
night instead of az 8 IN the morning
Their stay here will be rs short as pos
sible, and their movements more irreg
ular, The new arrangement will be yer,
uncomfortable and inconyenient at tai
point. Our citizens can show their dis
approval by patronixing the james Nc
Naught, Evargel. Rustler and Eliz
Anderson. the opposition boats. an
that they will do 50 Is quite certain.
J. A. Price, for the past year in ,h
employ of the Columbia and Pngs
Sound Railroad Company, left yesteI
day for Idaho, where he goes TO accer
position under h. p. Weymouth. "a
pcrintendent of the Idaho division c
the Northern Pacific RsiirSAd. Nj
Price ~ first class railroad man. an
no one knows Il better than Mr.. Wey
mouth, who was. until recently, Assls.
ant Superintendent of our local rosS
Ii Was on the strength If teleCrss
from Mr.. Weymouth that Mr.. Pric
resigned his place here and left 70
| Idaho.