Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-14


Consssek miners received s5s .s75.Ts
for thesE Jsnaary's Sork-
The steamship Aiki commenced TAX
ing her cargo Of coal yesterday.
Tue tag II. l.. Mastick gas in part
yesterday afIeFnoon, taking 10 fuel
Tie Saaraneuto Authorities have de-
cided 70 put q stop 70 chicken fighting.
There IL Boras salk u the steamer
Pearl being plassd on Lake Washing
Ton
he wflsnsstss, vith $50 tsns Of Sc
assse coal. sAiISd for san Francisco yes
ssFday.
Seats nAY be RESERVED Al the SEATTLE
Pharmacy for the Katie Putnam entsr-
tsfnrHents.
IA. Skies, representing a big San
Francisco cigar arm. u making tonr
Of the So17d-
The act1AI membership Of the Nor
mon Church. according 70 the cens1s Of
l5so, vas 1856.
Several saeksfal Of Port Gamble
dollars" came 20 tovn on the steamer
Yakima yesterday.
The Y. W. c. r. L. visl meet al this
afternoon, in the basement u the Con
zregafional Church.
Los Angeles, Cal. wants 8 toys re-
form school established there ia prefer
sncs 10 = branch insane asylum.
Owners Of disrepa.sbls houses in Los
Angeles have s1ed the Chief Of Police
Of that city for false imprisonmeni.
X. @. Tstneleman wants 10 buy 1850
acres Of timber land. and will recsive
tenders at the Gordon Hardware Store.
W. T. Sheridan, the actor. has pur-
chased ten acres Of land at Eagle Rock.
Los Angeles County. and intends to in-
prove u.
The Wilmington, Eliza Anderson,
Mgstisk. Yakima, Nellie AID other
steamers occupied the front Of Yesier
wharf last hight.
Isaac Cathcart. the logger, farmer,
hotel keeper, County Treasurer, and
public spirited citizen, Of SnohoInish, IL
IN our city again
Capt. Wnl. Williamson IL now master
of tho steamer Yakima. Capt. ID. h..
Hill, her former master. 10 in charge Of
the steamer Blakeiy.
Steamship Willamette will sail from
San Franc 500 for Seattle on Wednesday
next, bringing freight. Orders by tele-
graph will catch her.
The SuOhomish river steamer Alki
which has been undergoing repairs here
| for some weeks past, Is again ready 20
resume hsr old foate.
Rev. ]. X. Thompson delivered his
lecture on Ingersoll and the Bible before
the OFtinR Pierce oounty) Literary So
ciety one night last week.
A good deal OF work ia doing nova.
DAYS ia the way Of sewerage and street
drainage, the benefit of which will moi
be questioned by any reasonable person
The largest rRisin vineyard in Califor.
mia is owned and operated by q. g.
Brioos Of Yolo County, containing ovei
1000 acres of the choicest varieties oi
raisin grapes.
The steamer Eliza Anderson seems B.
be getting a large share OF the p4ssen-
GER travel bet ween Seattle and Victoria
She brought thirty passengers to this
place yesterday.
A Klamath Indian. who vent oat to
hunt in the Siskiyou Mountains some
DAYS ago, and did not return, last week
vas found frozen to death BY search
ing party of his own tribe.
The mills of the California Redwood
Company. Humboldt county, have cut
during the past year 100000 feet OF
lumber, and have shipped 100000. In
addition to this sbou, l0,000, 600 shingles
we're cut.
DIR. Frisbie of Vallejo vas stopped the
other night by footpads. bat DO rluckily
stood them OF by pulling pocket ase
frosn hrs pocket and swapping IL shut.
| The RArroters msstook the noise for a
pistol and departed.
The Rev J. II. Forrest Bell, fortnerly
OF this city, has accepted the position
/ Of assistant 10 the Rev. Mr.. Brewer, ST.
Matthews Church. san MAteo, Cal. De
/ writes thai his health has improved
since going TO California
George w. Taylor, Superintendent Of
| the Carlisle Mining Company, New
/ Mexico, says in letter that il is pref
I " tough eountry, and hundreds of idle
I and broken men are there. waiting for
= chance 10 do something.
One of the most remarkable yields Of
honey ever heard OF vas recently gar,
nered by II. G. Parks from his apiary
near Riverside, Cal. The yield for ths
season from IS hives Was tons--ar
average Of All pouads to the hive.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. GlAscsck of Wood
land. Cal, has hled complaint in ihs
coafts against the Central Pacific Rail
road Company for &5o.e0o fer the los.
OF her husband, rs she alleges. by TIL
carslessness Of the train employees.
A Mexican vaquero 10 ArizsnA recent
~ endesIyoFed 10 lasso an infuriated
buck, when that animal charged upor
the Mexican's horse, drove sn autler 4
lis heart and dropped the horse dead
The vaquerO had to take 10 tree tC
protect himself.
The Nevada Central Railroad has hser
placed in the hands Of receiver. q. w.
Hinchelitfe, late paymaster Of the Rad
THIS action was taken by the bond hold
ere. who have been dissatisfied since shs
Union Pacific Company stopped paving
Interest on their bonds
Col. N. II. Owines. Secretary OF
Washington Territory, Who vas recent,
IL ~ appointed 30 that office was In Sc
attic yesterday. While here he quail
fed on his ofsioiai bond. with Caps Geo
D. Hill. II. l.. YssleF, J. W. Edwards, 4
z. Ferry and Amos Brown as sareties
he returns TO The Capital city today.