Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-22
RRETlrIfS.

moved over to Portland.
These days are the longest of the
year, and these nights the shortest.
Judge jacobs, of this city, has been
invited to deliver the Grafton at Cheney
on the coming Fourth of July.
UndeIivered kilograms are at the
Western Union office in this city, for
Mary Cennell, Ill. >. Allen and George
Jones.
Steamer Yakima, looking as though
just out ofthe paint shop, came in from
Port Gamble yesterday for a lot of cast.
Jugs for the Puget Mill Company.
The continued i'll health of Mr.. Paul
Paulson will necessitate a change of
climate. He and his family will go into
Eastern Washington for few months.
Mrs. T.. NJ. White, the elocutionist,
during the p st week gave one of her
charming entertainments in Laconner,
and during the coming week will give
one IN Olympia.
Schooner Champion is alongside the
Yesier wharf, loading lumber, shingles
ana misce llaneous merchandise for Sit
ka, Alaska. She will take out full
load.
Today Orvills Espy, proprietor of the
Mirror, Will celebrate his twenty third
birthday. He is probably the youngest
proprietor OF newspaper III Washing
ton Territory.
The local Post Offios will be open to-
day and hereafter on Sundays, betw cen
the hours of 1 and ) p. ua., instead of 3
and 10 a. H., as heretofore. The public
should bear this announcement in
mind.
Staokpool, jackson d Co. have most
elegantly dressed aud attractive show
windows, which are a real pleasure 10
look upon, and what Is better they have
great stacks of goods inside the store of
the same desirable and valuable, but
low priced, kind.
There Is no reason why the fruit yegs
tables and other cargo on the steamer
Mexico should be detained in quaran-
tine at Victoria. Ii Is not Infected With
the small pox, and is not going 10 be.
lie should be sent over without DELAY on
tie North Pacific and Olympian.
Tokles d Slngerman have a price list
IN the paper this morning which will
greatly interest the ladies', and to almost
as great an extent interest tue sterner
sex. Their prizes are way down, and
they herald them to the world without
regard to those of competing houses.
The Union Pacific Company ia bur
riedIy selling OFT its ianos AT al average
price OF &2.46 per acre. luIs is below
the Government fate. What ls iudicat-
ed by this proceeding, In these days of
anu railroad talk, iaad 4.rant forfeiture,
ihiid taxation, eto., may To inferred by
the reader.
The Spring Hill Water Company has
placed five plugs on iosier's wharf for
the purpose OF suRpivibS steamers
landing tbefa sith water. These plugs
are 80 arranged tsISt hose can be at
tAched to thesa, tans ffordlng am ,ie
protection tron ire - propersy placed
On tas wharf.
The Me = single rail plan of elevated
raliload Ii to be t.ied IA Boston. A line
three miles la length will i've put no at
an estimated esst of 100000, which
viii cross the Charles river aud extend
e. Cam bridge. The idea of cars run
mug ON single rail ON sort of tele-
graph y 10 road, will have ii Il .vor OF
peril and not be without novelty.
The announcement of the appearance
OF famo9s opera company at the
Standard Iheater, has created an ex-
cltemeat among our fashionable aud
musical circles, and we expect bill
liant season. The substitution was
large, and the sale last evening reached
nearly 40. There remain about 90
choice Seats, which viii undoubtedly be
taken before Tue opening, tuesday
night.
including - persons. who registered
last evening after the taking of our list
for the day, tha whole number of men
AMI women who have been entered
upon the registry roll daring the past
week was 2la5, of whom over 1000 were
men. There are supposed 70 be at least
30 men and 40 women who will vet
register before the closing Of the rolls. |
The significance of these figures will be
more fully appreciated when We state
that al no past election in this city, |
aittsr mu licipal or general, have as
mary as one Thousand votes been east. |