Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-26

Land Agents ProaseF and wilcoIen
cRme from up the Sound on the Hay
ward last evening.
]. b. MsscaIfe asserts positively that
Joe Kuhn will be appointed Collector Of
Customs At Pot Townsend.
Another quire-ths 57th-goes on our
DAILY list today, making the whole
nanbeF Of papers printed 1885.
Miss Nellie Parkinson sill 90 10 San
Francisco on the next trip Of the Qaeen
Of the Pacific TO prosecute her study Of
music.
The steamer Glide, after q thorough
oveyhauling and painting. will resume
her trade on the Sks0ft route. She looks
rnnch Improved.
The subisot for discussion before the
Literal League tonight. "Is the Chris
ttsn Religion tending toward Inndel-
itsgT free invitation 30 all.
n. @. Hanscom, Of this city, received
telegram yesterday announcing the
saddsu death Of his brother. N. b. Hans
com. aged q. at Modesto. Cal.
By reference to Ger advertising col
urDns II Will be seen that the steamship
Wilmington IL advertised 20 sail from
San Francisco for seattle on May 3D..
Mrs. T.. Sylvester, of Olympia, as
eompanisd By her daughter May, ID
visiting friends 10 Seattls. Tnes expect
20 return 10 the capital city on Monday
The Emma Hayward brought down
a large freight last evening, consisting
chiefly of agricultural implements
fr0as Eastern factories for oar mer
chants.
In Justice Hills court Chas. Johnson
wis fined s. aud costs John Andersen,
f74 and costs; Jean Boyle, 81 and costs
nd Joseph Holland. 81 and costs
Whiskey was the cause.
Our people going up the sound and
on TO Portland can got copies OF %,
DAILY Posi- .IsTELLraEscER on III,
steamer Emma Hayward of Mr.. W. 3
Moore, the night clerk.
| ia. Stetson, who has been VISITING
| friends in the Eastern States for the
| past two or three months, arrived homs
| last evening and was met al the steamel
ly number Of friends.
The Columbia and Puget Sound Rail
road Company has made aH order tina
all It's employees who handle compan,
money shall give bonds for the faithfu
and honest discharge OF their duties.
The Cedar River Coal Company 4
no's mining on an average 40 tons o
coal per day. The structures for thei
retail bunkers aud hydraulic hoistinl
works are well under way on Colman'
wharf.
The season for sheep ahesring has ar
rived, bot the price OF wool Is 80 10,
that growers do not feel much encoaE
aged. From ten TO tGeivs cents pc
pound Ia all that Il offered by loca
buyers.
General Adna Anderson, Chief OF th
Northern P4cific surveys, came ove
from Portland on q special car yestei
day. He Is accompanied by 9 party Q
pleasure seeking friends, with whom b
| will make tour Of the sound.
In she case Of the Territmy Va. Phil
Daw, on q charge of assault and bal
terry, in Justice Lyons eoart yesterday
the defendant was fined $40 and cost,
accounting all told 10 8sl6. Louis On
seruan. CHARGED with the sane off.ns,
pleaded guilty and was fined 80 an
eosie.
| A. Waters. Of San Franchises, IL
passenger on the incoming Elder. hi
mission 10. Seattle IL to take charge @
the Claus 4 Harms ESTABLISH ment, 70
Walters Bros. q Co, of San Francisco
who recently bought il. Dir. Harm
has been retained TO assist in carryin
on tbe business.
A member of the Jury which tried th
case of the Territory against J. f. Dsf
states that the jury IS body did nc
consider the proposition Of Awardin
the defendant damages. The impress
siou that suah action WAS discussed b
tbs Jury grew out Of 4 statement rsad
BY D inryman after the trial that soy
sFai OF the individual jurors felt tia
the dstsndAnt should be awarded aau
aQetL
ID h rumored that a number O
changes will be made In the employee
Of she Columbia and Puget Sound Rail
road Company on May LIST. Anon
those likely 10 take place IL the tFansfe
Of N. II. MArtin,trafiiu manager, esther 1
1 Nescasiie OF she FraRklfn mine; ID
transfer Of Stewart smith from "a
Ocean Dook TO Newcastle. and she n
duriion Of the foFcs In the cashier
ofiies TO ira. instead of three men. as q
present.