Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-13
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The tug Tyee was in port yesterday
taking in ten days fuel.
Mrs. 8. Gray OF Victoria is at present
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ii. NJ. Wright
of this city.
Vim. Bullene took charge of the office
Of Boiler Inspector yesterday, rice L. ID.
hInkley, resigned.
A light fall OF snow, about half
en p1eh to cover the ground, visited this
50 ,tion Sunday night.
The steamer Beda, after 6nishing her
cargo of coal here, went over to Port
Biakely yesterday for deck load Of
10 L be-.
n. korn of this city leaves for La
conner this morning to install the re-.
Gently elected officers Of the Laconner
Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
The town OF Olympia received from
Ia ses, 1 ne ., licenses. etc, sizes daring
III, lass half Of 1884, and expended
$40 SIS. The town had in its treasury
1881 on tbs LIST Of January, and 10 owed
$SS5.
knud Bird. Dick Curren, Jim Munroe
aud Mary ian lndian) we're all taken
before Justice Hall yesterday on q
charge OF simple drunkenness. They
were each fined one dolIar and costs,
VII Oh hns and costs we're paid and the
unfortunstes were released.
The large buoy anchsr belonging to
the Oregon Improvement Company. lost
In tne hsrbor some Ensnths ago, has
been recovered by Capt. A. o. Bents-
min, OF the steamer RustleF, together
with . valuable cable. both Of which
were safely landed on the coal wharf.
A. W. Bash. Collector of Customs at
Port Townsend. vas in Seattle yester-
day. looking after the interest," of the
Government In some matters now be-
fore the court here. He stat that the
clearance Of foreign vessels daring De
csmbef vas double that of the Previous
month.
Sc. valentinea Day comes this year
on Saturday. washington's Birthday on
sunday, the tsh OF March on Mednes-
day, - Pafnck's Day on Tuesday, All
Fools Day on Wednesday. lst Of May
on Friday, tth Of July on saturday,
rhankszIviaR Day on the asih. ana
Christmas on FRIDAY.
10 10 yea uncertain as TO Who will get
the piano raffie6 OF last Saturday night
by VI. A. smith. Forty-fiys was the
highest throw, both Ed Powers aud
Mrs. Coggswell tying on that number.
The lady has made an ODER Of $275 for
Powers' interest In the piano. and IL IL
more than likely the proposition will be
accepted.
Patrons Of the Spring HUI Water
Company were In fev eases inconve-
nie1csd BY tue shutting OF Of water
Sunday night. This vAa necessitafed
oy oreak In the company's supply sys-
ten. which made q obligatory upon ID
10 take up too hundred feet Of !ts main
pipe. The enspeosson Of water supply
was - sho ~ under the circumstances
vas possible.
lie latest ofaciAl statement mskes
the Iefrisofial deos % Idaho k69. 80,
20 cnses whteh the Treasury contained
ksS.ssl. and $3.50 we're due from
eoansles- idaho may. therefore. be
considered financially soand. Twenty
insane persons from the Territory are
no . provided for BY contracs vito the
state OF Oregon al an expenss Of &5 per
ve@k par head. The assessment roll
saexs vAiuatioR Of property In tie |
Territory Of sis ts7 IS -. vhioh 10
deeased Aboat oos-han TIE actual value /
u he property in the Territory.
fheUymplans expended on thsir Ore |
tepAlsment i&sa year SOS Is. Of which |
sssso we're secured In The SHAPE Of pop
asAr saosaf'p slo1s. A Saisny steam en-
ltne va ooasht sostlnz ssSoo, q hcass
md tos Stlto. 500 were psAsd an sn2i
asef, $50 for two hoes cara $50 i
FsAeet ebaFgea 500 fer q heater,
~. ~ fes bose. so for repairs. tlst
of essi- and TIE Remainder Of the mon-
y spent n pAyaess Of suadry small
'sflA The tosn lad nothtng in ne var
{ IRE sp,araiss. aud hs6 % begin n y
"a pay for svsrythtGs. The expsndi-
ares tor leee III preosbly not b ens-
snrte ss great % thoss ef 1854