Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-23

Work % the Foundation Of the Grace
Hospital vas oommsncsd On AozdAy-
The steamship Mexico ~ill ssil for
san Francisco AZ O'Clock this after
noon
A. Smith has sufficiently recovered
from bis recent iIinsss 10 be ap and
2sout.
Geo. W. Harris President Of tie First
National Bank Is expected hone THURS
DAY evening.
c. r. Ssoae leaves .his morning foE
Salem, 10 attend the Oregon State Fair,
xbIeh - now II session.
Tue steamship Waria wsils arrived
here Monday. and ~liI % nnder toe
sh1;ss today % load coal
Mr.. JsmesG. Swsu Of Port Townsend
came here last Monday night, and vii
rstgrn to his bosns today.
T~o Indians, Jack aud Aleck, we're
each fnes. g. 80 and costs By J1s;lce
Lyon, for seiu2 drunk and disorderiy
The steamship AlkiHoa5ed with 1888
tous Of Black Diamond coal, went 80
sea last evening at 10 O'Clock, for san
Francisco.
James MeSaught returned from bis
trip East last evening. DE states that
be bad good time. bat that tbs West
suits him she best after all.
YESTERDAY afternoon one Of the Young
Sa,srslisss found vnl,nse hanging on
the lamp post corner Of Second and
Marion streets
John l.. Howard is spending q few
dave in Seattle looking after matters
connected with the Oregon Improve
ment Company.
Nellie Smith, Who rode open tAe side
walk Yesterday to ring door bell al
her hahitation.st No. $40, Washington
street. was fined s. and costs yesterday
BY Justice Lyon.
There will be a centennial temperance
meeting in ieslsr's Hall this evening.
commencing at 7.}0 o'clock. There will
be addresses, recitatiOns and singing.
The public cordially invited
The Port Blaksly Mill Company ex-
meets to have the first five mile section
OF its road in operation by the LIST OF
January. The rails and rolling stock are
SOW on shipboard, coming round the
Horn.
The Union Iron Works, of San Fran
cisco, has a contract for making the
machinery for the new sawmill OF the
Western Company at Hsdlock, near Port
Townsend. Ii IL said the order Will
amount 10 $4,000.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have established
express offices at Renton, Newcastle
and Black Diamond during the present
week. The railroad agents az these
places will act as agents for the ex
press company.
Bark Enoeh Talbot brought lot OF
goods from San Francisco for the Cedar
Mountain Coal Company. She hauled
In alongside their wharf, and the goods
were taken from her to the car direct.
for transportation to the store at the
mine.
Mr.. s. Ellieott, one of the late ap
psintments as Inspector of Customs,
and for the past two months stationed
in this city, has been ordered to Ia
coma. where he will in future reside.
Mr.. Ellieott has been resident OF Sc
attic for the last nine years
WIS. MayfisId. merchant at Fern
dale. on the Nookssck, and his SOD,
we're both fatally shot by some I'M
known party, in front of their place of
business. Monday evening, Just before
dark. Every effort Is being made to
ferret out and bring to Justice the per
peirator of the crime.
The Knights of Labor sent a request
To the Port Blakely Mill Company, ask
ing that the Cinnamon employed there
be discharged, and that white men be
substituted 10 their places. The com
pany notified the organization that on
Saturday next the Cinnamon employed
there would be discharged.
A letter from the Acting Secretary of
the NAVY, dated September s.h, TO Del
eeate Voorhees,. acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of a communication signed by the
Governor and other officials of Wash
| ington Territory, relative to fortifica-
tions at the entrance to Puget Sound,
together with letter from General Nell
sen A. Miles, both forwarded to the De-
partmsnt With the endorsement of the
Delegate. The papers were referred to
Commander VIM. L. Sampson. u. 3. N =.
for the consideration of the Board re-
Gently appointed by the President to
examine and report AT what points in
the United States Notifications and
other defenses are most needed.