Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-18

LP.s,nith hss eons 70 ssn Fransiseo
90 BUSINESS.
snip Ds.Toit 10 disehsExfn9 ballast g
chs ts;etsDu q P0ss miil wharf.
Nathan Grszg vas Appointed rsseiEsf
Of Phiiisps a sisars livery Stable ye@ter-
day.
Captains Simmons and Hartman
vent asklipg yesterday. and eaaRht rs
tom md IN one boar.
6sssrQs G. lsrseg. ona OF the leading
attorneys Of Olympia, has gone 70 Bs-
her City 20 engsee 10 the practices Of the
iaS.
Win. Lockwood, q Tacoma house
psinter. vas fgu over by S0ythsFn Ps-
cl1e train last Thursday morning, and
killed..
Captain Simmons states that the Will
sDsiie viii b. loaded and ready for sea
this evening. Her destination is San
frzncisi,o.
The Y. VIC. +. Q. will bold it, reRu-
lar nIseiauR to-day ~ 3 o. N 10 the al
u tfIe N. T. Cnuroa- A fan attend
snce 10 requested
Il. o. Chapman waa accidentally shot
su5srs severely bat hopes TO recover BE-
foEa greas while.
Hail Brothers Of Port BIaksly have
tvo vessels on the stocks and another
ordered. They want . number Of first
class ship carpentsrs-
RsIph Smith and Captain HumbriRht
Of Olympia are getting ready 10 make
an exhaustive prospecting t0ar through
The sas4 sioss Of the Cascade Mount
aims.
The ship I.sConner, under charter 70
load Rarton zeal for San Francisco, vas
tousd into poFt By the Iyes yesterday
Afternoon. She proceeded az once 20
Milton 10 discharge her ballast.
A. NJ. Brookss has acquired an inter
est Ia ths general merchandising store
al tlas Black Diamond uaines, and on
the let Of August expects TO retire from
business IN this city and take charge OF
the st0rs al Black Diamond.
DR.. Morgan and Prof. Rdson arrived
last evening from the East. The Nor
NAL Institute, which they came 90 at
tend, viii open al Q O'Clock next Mon
dny morning. An invitation Is extended
70 al persons 10 attend the Institute.
j. Strauss and the Insurance adjasters
arrived az an amicabie sestiemsnt yes
terslay. BY which Mr.. Strauss received
ths amount OF his loss In cash. As soon
a. the goods can BE- placed in shape Mr..
Strauss will advertise some unpreeedent-
ed bargains.
A. telegram from Willis Boatman, at
Puyallnp, 20 sheriff MeGrav. Informs
tbs latter OF the shooting Of James Me-
MILAN by VIM. white, at Connell's
| Prairie. Pierce county, yesterday.
White Aed, and the Sheriff here 10 re-
quasied 10 look out for him.
Mrs. Pritchard has recovered her
watch, which she lost near the depot on
| the evening of June 3Osh. while return
| ms, from the Congregational picnic. 10
| turnB DOT that fellow known as Hee.
na,a stole Il ffsm her. and afterwards
sold u 20 an acquaintance. The thief
IL on trial 10 Justice Hiirs Court.
hrs. Margaret Custer Calhoun is a
gn4st 40 the Arlington. This lady IL the
widow Of Lieutenant James Calhoun,
Seventh United States Cavalry. and sis-
ter of General George A. Custer, who
won % much fame 80 q cavalry leader
IN tho late war. General Caster, his
two brothers, Tom aad Boston, and
Lieutenant Calhoun all fell at the bat
tie Of the Little Big Horn on June %,
1916.
10 vas mistake that George SparlinR
dill net pass the Princston sxamina-
tion. He has recsived q certificate, say
| ing that be would be admitted to the
Freshman Class II he would comply
with certain conditions. viz: Read
Oscar. books l.. Nv. and ", and make
W in radicals and two books Of Cauve-
net. George has not yet decided az to
whether he will attend the college or
net.
Tho construction Of the new Stetson
a. Post savmill moves along steadily
aud rapidly. Tbs frame Ia up and two
haors laid, much Of the machinery has
been put In, the roof will follow, and
shortly after cutting will begin. The
wharf has been replanks d. and an ole
waited lumber road built from the $40
oud floor OF the mill 60 the end Of the
wharf. The new mill and wharf will
be larger and better than the old ones.
Thomas r. Halton. late OF the North
wgsst Fruit Company, left on this morn
inR's boat for the Il ,st. Mr.. Holton
will so 10 Ann Arbor. Michigan. intend
ina there 10 enter thH Medical College
and take three years course Of IN
stfucti0n. This done he vii return to
Washington Territory and enter upon
The practice Of his new profession. Mr..
Heitan has made many warm friends
While resident Of our city.
TIM Seattle Rifles and Company aDn
have srranged series Of matches 70
dsaernriee which company shall paassss
the beautiful gold medal offered By l..
T, SuAith Il Son 20 the winning CON-
Easny. The first match OF this series will
Be shot on Monday afternoon at the
nAw range In North seattle. Each
aompany will seleos ten mes. and each
rnsn viii be allowed ten shots. The
company winning two out OF three
matches vii Be awarded the medal.
steamer Josephine will hereafter
make two trips q week from hase 10 Sea-
beck. she will 90 from here every
Tuesday and SATURDAY., and come from
sheFe every Monday and Friday. leaving
bsith ends OF the roate at f:9o In the
morning. The trade Of this boat has
inipr0ved 90 a. 10 justify the increased
aefvire. II Il q very pieAsant trip from
Seattle 10 seabeek on the 5asephine,
ard she Il the bsst boat thai has vet
es~n emFiuyed 90 the route.
The Taeoma papers are concerned
ever The failure Of l.. Samuel TO publish
the IFssf Shosx IN their town. He agreed
10 d. %, and on the stFoegth OF HE
piemise got patronage v9lasd a $500 9
tnensh. He probably realized. after
maxine the arrangement. that moving
from Portland 20 Tncsna was tso mneh
lilke sctna down hill. and 40 be IL nut
HAT hind IL man be has roncludea 10
move 70 SAn Franchises instead.
According 20 the Walla WalIa Joarnal,
Paul sehulse il suthority for the state.
lrKni shat the Northern Paeifss Con-
ptny ID still preparing 10 issue those
leng promised, long delayed deeds deina
Neay With reservations In doeds alresd
lsenad. While ths eompany h about Il. |
I bad better stop altogether the sale Of |
linds 10 whiah it has nnt and cannot |
eosain title. and 20 save isself aud limo |
etnt purchasers from uisi deal Of fa- |
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