Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-04
BxEyarIEs.
Our April showers are coming IN May.
Ship Memnon is sbou; through load

Our April showers are coming IN May.
Ship Memnou is about through load
ing.
Business IN tie police court vas very
dull yesterday.
Oar thanks are due TO Parser Guard
fer the usual cOurte-ic-.
The ~ing Eerein Arion will have an
excursion 20 and picnic at BENTON to-
day.
Captain Frank Worth IS again in Sc
attic. attending to some private busIn-
ess.
lie semi annual election OF officers
of the sing NereIn AElon, will take
place at ; O'Clock tsmorroW evening.
Brick are brous ht from Olympia TO
Supply Seattle Observation-Disclosures Zephyr
being engaged IN th-ir Transportation.
Mrs. burroughs has Just opened
new lot of millinery goods. witch she
invites Ter lady friends to cal! AID n
spvci.
A meeting Of the Chamber of Com
merce Is Gale d for Monday evening. II
which soILe important meters VIII lie
| considered.
| The Eyanrei came down yesterday
| heavily loaded with oan Juan A'Ae,
which she put OFF AT II +rrinpton u
| Smiths .sDs RI.
The sale Of lands for i ..lnquei.t tax
| 6. will be held III every county Ia the
| Territory tuiuoIrOv. hose interested
| should be on hand.
Levy Brothers have opened cigar
! a
where they cia,il - offer bargains of Il
superior character. Try them aud set.
| Peter Stenisnn was yesterday SEN
fenced TO Imprisonment for % days Ii
the city Jail, for stealing a number OF
articles from Peter Anderson's lodging
house.
Mr.. Iesief il putting up building on
Cherry street, adjoining the Western
Union Telegraph office, 10 be used a. AZ
office for the Puget Sound Telegraph
Company.
Little Harry Ieho. the race ridel
known AS ''Grass upper" 81, OIL
Green River, Friday, of quick cousu up
ton, and his body WAS brought to Be
attic for intern eut.
4 party IF ladies left Olvnpia few
DAYS ago. for the East. comprised VI
Ms Engleg and daughter, Mrs. Nho.
craft. Miss EIoi. Shuerraft. Miss Ami,
Cowles, Mrs Sizer. Mrs. Batsman All,
daughter. Mrs. Nilliston aud two chill
dren.
! The CAPTAIN o. the Mexico stat,s tina
her present trip Up the coast WAS tn,
toughest passage she has had for tn
past twelve months. She experience,
strong northwest winds Throughout;
which accounts for her failure to arrlv
on time.
Mr.. Colman. in his pap.r, the Cht'oH
icis, still harps upon the Necessity of
narrow gage railroad TO the coal field
back of this citv. If Mr.. Co.man reail
wants such road why doesn't he bull,
it? or at least why not organize a com
pauy to build IL, and head the stocI
, subscription with $4,000? In this wa
be Is afforded "A practicable and sensibl
/, solution of the question that has bee
= so long troubling him and his paper.
Hereafter three Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company steamers will run d
the San Francisco ami Puget Scum
route, leaving the former place ever
i've DAYS, the Queen of the Pacific
Elder and Mexico having been assigne
to that trade. The former will leav
San Francisco for the Sound tomorro,
morning, followed five DAYS after by tn
| Elder, etc. The new time table will ~
pear In our advertising columns i'll
few days.
. Permission is asked to raise the side
walk on the east side of Third stree
I between Cherry and Columbia, and TIA
+ request has been referred. Tue lower
' ing of the sidewalk ~ that place is OF
3 of the uuaccountable freaks of enp!n
D eering folly with which our CITY ha
= been cursed during the past few years
8 and the sooner II IS reetliled the bettel
y A petition OF that sort is one the Com
D ell should choeriully grant, Wlthnu
+ going II the d lay of Il reference to An,
a | body. Depressed sidewalks nave ht
r their day II Seattle.