Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-01

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/ IA pas tmo gaars she bsa enltnra ms
grown fsam - sAands 10 over 800.
Al. Hills has this ssasun pEeked ofF
nne seEs e iand II bis raBah n PieEee
county SO pounds q strawberries
Whafcam sin haes tua orators Is her
Eourfh e Jaly oefshsafion. y. B Net
ealfs uf ssaltie. and Dr. Kallooh q
Whateem-
A GFst class IiRhthoags IS % Be- crested
- Dameris Point. GrAYa8 HarhoE. An
nppropsiazion o. so 900 has bsen grant
"a for that purpose.
John z. csfranaar, recently apueinaed
ard eou6Fmed bg the Senate e. na4is-
Ter a tke united States Land 0fiee at
Olympia. haN arrived i 3 that city feady
20 assunae TIE duties Of The ofHse.
G. \. Byies, Of Houtssano. gave
Vegg plaaEzHt farewell party e Miss
LiNzs Ward pEsTious % her departure
for Der hone ID Seattle, after an FL
iended visit arnoag Der relatives in that
place.
Ihe Eamish Railway Company are
pushing their work VIGOROUSLY They
nov have over q mile Of their right Of
way cleared and graded. ready for the
ifsn. 1hs road has been surveyed up
the sauieh valley and northward 70
Laks samish.
Excepting the Bitka Alaskan. tie
Blaine Josraal Il the most northwest
ern paper Published in the Uafsed
STATES, is oflcs bsinR located II What
com eounty, within One huudfed fees Of
salt water and oniy half q mile from
where Ahe Nati0uaI boundary line
strikes the Puget Sound shore.
A wealthy arm IN Soufharn 0alifor-
MIA has written % TIE peopEiet0Es Of the
Olympia saw Mills. asking for tnforma-
ton as 70 the possibility Of thsiF turn
ing out from 200. 600 70 900 feet Of
Lumber per month. The firm signifies
its readiness 70 send q vessel 20 OLYMPIA
harbor ct convenient intervals IL the
requisite amount Of lnmber can be fur
nished.
EAsTRRN wksRNGToE.
The school eensns for WalIa WaIla
diaiFief. Just completed BY Prof. Black,
shows e07 males and $50 females under
q years.
Archbishop W. q. Gross and Rev.
Father FieEns. Of Walla WaIla, left last
week for Baltimore. 20 be present st
the eonfeErinQ Of the Cardinals hat
upon Archbishop Gibbons.
A number Of masked men ordered a
man Ia Lincoln county who went By the
name Of Joe Murray 10 lsava the c0un-
Try. which he did without debate. He
claimed 10 be stock raiser. His horses
bore the brand Of ~. J."
The commencement exercises Of Spo-
kans College occurred on the evening
Of the 24th. The graduating class vas
composed Of Mary E. Brook, Jennie B.
CFysial. Ida Nay Snyder. Roy Il. Clark,
Fred +. Marvin and James n. Denison.
Charles Rasch, q saloon keeper Of
l Spraaue, went 10 an Toe cooler about
nine days ago, 10 see il everything was
10 order. Just as be opened the door
and put his head inside q savsaparilla
bottle burst, and che wire Of the cork
entered the right eye, passing through
the eye ball and completely putting il
Out.
]. Il. Haskell, WIN. Stump, EImore
stump. George Could and John futile
have iuGt returned to Goldendaia,
kliekitat county, from two weeks trip
70 the famed valley lying southeast Of
Mount Adams. They report maRni1
cent country with available land enough
for thousand homestead settlers. The
land Is all surveyed.
OREGON.
On last Saturday several Portland
newsboys we're severely burned By s0me
cruel person throwing hot lye from an
} upper story window.
A Chinese pheasant's nest was found
near Sweet Home. Linn county, which
: contained thirteen eggs; she eggs we're
placed under hen which succeeded Ii
Matching all Of them; but they showed
their wild nature By leaving as soon al
they could walk.
The authorities Of Clatsop county
; Oregon, are paying large bounties fol
J the scalps Of bears, wolves, painters
Wild cats and other varmints. Sincl
the 10Th Of last April. nine bear scalp
have been shown IN the County Clerks
office for which 81 each we're paid.
During the thunder storm which pre-
vailed in Umatilla county last week
lightning struck in two places at ths
ranch Of Mf. AlooFn, near Echo. Ons
bolt struek IN a pile Of rocks, aud tn
other strnok and instantly killed 4
horse which was hitohed 70 wire fenci
Near by.
The deep sea fishery at Yaquina ba,
Is proving q great success. Ine hFhinE
Is done BY Indians from canoes. TheY
fish In abeut l25 feet Of water mile
and half or 20 from shore. They use
no hait, bat have the shank Of theiI
hook covered with block tin, the glitter
Of which attracts the ash. and che hook
A.. As.kal.s.. AN L.
BY q fish. There are two Indians q
each canoe, and 1t present I'VE canoel
are employed.
i On last Monday the boats baiIt at
Portland for the use Of the United
States 9eodstic Survey IN measuring
Crater lake, we're hauled down 20 BAlPa
boat house. foot OF stark street, where
they attracted much attention. The
principal boat Is twenty-aix feet long,
ave feet six inches beam. and two feet
depth. Il is q very substantial Ian
streak boat. built Of oak and spruce
and almost iit for life boat. This
boat has the apparatus for mskine
soundtnes. The lead line is Of piano
wire, 500 feet long, and the lead weighs
forty pounda The wire Is wound on 4
reel near the bow, and then passes over
what may b called q tension wheel o.
drum, two feet tn diameter, placed
ami9shipa. Two beams project over The
stern, and between these there IL a
wheel whose axle turns the NoFks Of an
odomeser. This u q watchIika instru-
ment for noting the number Of revoln.
lions made BY the wheel, and thns the
leBRth Of line paid 0ai. The reel and
the tension drum have oEAnks, and il
requires 9 great deal Of muscle TO lift
forty pound lead that Il sunk quar-,
ter % e mils OF more IN TIE water The
tuo other boats are iine Hkifs, respect,
lively fouTteen and 6fteen feet long.
a4iT@z coLuxHIA.
Vsneuuxer has ordered by telegraph q
steam Ere engine frem Mr.. Ronald, Of
l Rrenanfa fkne