Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-11
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Secretary Ovings has appointtd d
Thomas II. Cavanauga, Of Oiympla,
Territorial printer.
Charles Mcdonald is making 62 heavy
b,on chains. on an order from NJ. M,-
DoagilI, the logger.
Thomas X. Pumphrey. the insurance.
agent, has moved his offiss to CONNER
cisi street, near Mill
The ship Two Brothers sailed last
evening for San Francisco with 2lU0
tons of Cedar River coal.
Hon. Elwood Evans, of TAooma. who
has been i'll for o vsral months, u again
abie TO look after his business affairs.
The Ladies' Relief Society returns
thanks to Rev. l.. A. Banks, of Bittrs
| street Church, tor a donation of money
on Thanksgiving day; also to Mrs. A. u.
Anderson for bad aud bedding for Or
phans' Home.
DR.. H. B. Baeley's county taxes this
year amount TO $2I2 and his city tax
f99 IS. making total OF 1871 81. DIR.
Bagley's name was inadvertently omit
ted from our list of heavy tax PAYERS
Published on thanksgiving Day.
Strong petitions will be sent to Wash
| inRton asking for the moval of SEQ
retary Nlcao,as II. y wings, on account
Of his interference IN Connection With
| Thomas II. CavauaaSh, in the reosnt
| organization Of ths Territorial Lesisla-
| tufs.
The Young Peoples Socisty OF the
Con2reR i,ional Church will give a
social this evening IN the newly
renovated basement Of the church. Re
| freshnents and a short literary aud
musical program will be furnished.
The pablo ar, cordially invited.
There IL on exhibition in the window
| OF +. ). Chadoourne 4 Co. a pretty lat
tie marine sketch from the brush of
Msster Raphael Coombs of tuis city.
IL represents the sloop Windward
rouusing Bell Bloy at Ntntueket. It
10 the propsrty "f sam II HIyt, nate Of
| the steamer Z-phyr.
| The excursion and dance which was
- have b. en gwen ~ Pyrt Blakely BY
Prof. .ors NJ ,yhew and Carter on Sat-
urday evening, has been Indefinitely
postponed, as it appeared tnat a large
number of the yoang people desired 10
&c Miss J, y,ffreys-Lexis at the Opera
house on that evening.
Mis-, Lillian Burrows. a teacher in the
Central 5chool, 10 very Ill AT ,hs rel
deoce Of Gu aries Lipsky, vh.re sac Ia.
been making Der home for several
months past. Fears are entertained
that her trouble xill develop into con-
sestion OF the iunis anu prove fatal.
she 10 unconscious at present.
In the CASE OF the Territory vs.. Wm.
| White, charged With numbering a
neishbor In the Puvsliup valley, which
has been on trial at Tacoma
for soas days past. tue jury. after being
uus u hours, reported TO Judge Hoyt
that they were unable to agree upon q
verdict, and we're discharged yesterday
from further consideration of tie ease.
The attention of Justice q A. Hill
vas Occupied yesterday By trial OF the
case Of the Territory Of Washington vs.
Uavid 6uinnstt AID Angus MoDoasid,
charged wtth assault and battery. The
iary foood Guinnest guilty. and be was
rinsd 81 and ossts, amounting 20 about
SEQ, and the ssne Jury found MELON
Aid not guilty and exonersted him. Z.
K. Jenner prosecuted for tbs Territory
and Barke and Hall defended.
A note from II. Bayley of Austin,
rexas, informs rs that be and bis fami-
iy viii start for Puget souad early IN
1856. The family includes eleven par
seus-foar grown sad seven children
Mr.. Bayley awaits Information 40 to tie
81 tsaosst means of transports tson here
Ths railroad aeeats might do veil 80
inform him. His address 10 80 W.
p. Q IN street. Aastin, Texas