Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

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horne IN tEis city b sickness
W. Bell tas 50 far Feeosersd ffpra
bis leceat illness 30 lie Gp and soooi.
TIE ditch II front Of Jassie@ Lyon's
eoart has not yet escaped from TIE col
raj bziis aTS1Bd H.
shin Tzs Brothers. viii cargo Of
2.IOg tons % Sea,ts.s coal, vss - we'd 70
sss yesterday morning.
watson Brothers drug store vas de-
sssayed by ere as ki.spsbur2 . oat q
sask ago. he lsss Ezs about $SSu
he Weekly Posi- lSTELLIsESoKs Is
uublissss tbzs morning. il - good
publication 10 send 20 friends IN the
Stalls
lie Grisrnef- Dawes Company vent
from Portland to Astoria fne AsigTa1s
speAks 10 mo-. hattsr,ng terms of tnsn
rendition Of Monte ChElsto-
Geo. Moors,she photographers doing
such foe wof1 nO~-a-dAys to&t b. does
GOT hesitate 20 a. ssrtiss It a. "aneqnAl-
led by ans otter In tue city.
The ladies % the Presby teriaD
Church uIii Awe a socisbis OIL Friday
evening. at the residence Of Mrs L.
Calyert, On Inlrd street, near Pike.
The wife Of W. A. Bull died at z
lensbarg on ths Z7th 1ltimo, aged 10
years. She leaves family Of SIX chi--
dren, all ander twelve YEARS OF age.
Chas. h. Geddis. Of EileusoarR. died
at home January z7th, aged = sears
lie was member Of the we'll
known Geddis family, of kittitas Var
leg.
James Dunham has been appointed
engineer Of Company No. OF the FIRE
Department, r. 4. smith, the former
engineer, having accepted position on
the wildwood.
IL seems there has been considerable
Zoe pat mp Ehis winter, Notwithstanding
reports 20 the contrary. A single hrm
claims 80 have taken seven hundred
sons out OF Lac Onion.
A large number Of seats for tonight's
entertainments have already been re-
served at Chiibsfg & Joouson's drug
store, giving indication of the presence
At the thsater Of "a good house.
Measrs. James LOiAn. NJ. W. HendeT-
son and Z. J. Hatch, of Portland, save
disposed Of all their interest 10 the
Cosnr d Alsne Navigation Company, TO
| q. b King a Co, Capt. Saneorn and
others.
Henry Landes, President Of the First
| National Bank of Pert Gownsehd, one
| IT ,he solid institutions of the esuntry.
Is at present making one of mis- p~rioc-
ioal. visits Of combined business and
pleasure TO this city.
John Is. Denny, Wm. 4. Sharpe. A. l..
| JaoObs, T. y. Meany aud q. Ii. hIttiL-
ger constitute the committee to whom
mas been entrusted tue circulation OF
the petition protesting against the re-
moVAl of Judge Greene.
A decree of divorce, dissolving the
| bon Of matrimDny existing between
| A. Cynthia Stoweli and HaRh Stowell
vas granted In the District Court yes
terday. The eastOdy of the two minor
children was given - the mother.
Nine fellows arrested on charges OF
vaeFancy We're convicted IN Justice Hills
court Yesterday, and fined IN sums rang
lnR from sis TO $50. In defanit of pay
n4ent the whole outfit we're ordered
piacsa ia the chain gang and made TO
work OF the streets.
IL Is reported ia St. PaGl that the
Wells. Fargo Express Company is max
ln9 "a strong effort to secure business
over the line of the Northern Pacific,
/ aud its agents are said 10 be distTlbul-
iug freight franks freely among large
merchants. IL - also understood that
| the Northern Paoldc will soon take
measures looking toward retaliation.
The boat in which Young Enter went
! q ID. k.Ar lac ssk tak
did not TetnrH, has been heard fsotn at
Lmpett's camp, on cambridge Island
where II drifted ashore In a somt hal
battered condition. The coat OF the
unfortunate young man was fsand ia il
the dro sning of whom can no ioagel
be doubted.
The people at Titusyllt, in the White
river eonuiFy, have jsst scored little
temperance victory tue new hotel.
keeper there gave out his intention ui
applying for a license 10 Sell liquor
ihs people objected sirenuously and d
large majority Of them signed prott 81
agalust the Issue Of suon license. The
Commissioners heard both sides, con
suited their attorney. and refused Il
grant the hotel keepers petition.
Ii seems TO be- uncertain whether the
new railroad town IN Yakima shall bt
called New Yakima OF North Yakima
In either case there Is a superiiuous
word. The old town is called Yak
ma City. Let the new town be Gale
Yakima, and no rights of the old tows
will be inifingt d, while the name OF the
new town will be ever 50 much bettei
than II New or North Is prehxed TO il.
Councilman Lalimer. as chairman OF
the Street Committee. made careful
examination OF n recent break through
the buikheaa on the vest side Of freni
street, near NJ Adison. IL was decided
that force of men should repair the
break today by hracing. as well as pos
sibie. the oTumblinG strinRers. How u
make more secure the embankment
along the west side Of Front street will
be serioas problem for the Council 10
solve In the not distant future.
Capt. PittendriRh. Inspector of Fish
cries for British Columbia, reports Il
the New Westminster ColsRsbiaa thai
the total catch of tfsh IN ths Province
last year was $6.2sS,26T, In which s..
4sh,0oo was by Indians for their own
consumption. SALMON Was she tish priL-
cigaily taken, after which seals come
next. Tue yield for 1854. including the
amount estimated for Indian cousunp-
ton, shows a decrease Of S2si. 3Ts. s.
from the previous year.
Edward N. Fuller, Of the Tacoms
Nasls announces bis intention to begin
the publication early In March OF a Ersl
lass Sunday paper, 20 BE- called Fatrl
Suastak He says: ''It will he special,
4 Il a 49, -
Of Tacoma and vicinity, bot will con
tain hne selection Of general news
literary illustrated matter. etc., whist
vii make Il % interest 10 everybody
u viii pay special atteRtion 30 the va
Ftoas sosiesies. organic tttons. churches
ete-, and Gill be a clean, and respect
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