Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-28

Read ths Zephyr's new advertisement.
Home Guards driil Monday evening
promptly ~ . o'clock
The cost OF the February term Of the
Distries Csaft fsoss np $l70l5o.
Sueriff Mo0rav escorted Mrs Reis,
the unfortunate woman who sas ad
judged insane. 10 the hospital at stsil-
accom- yesterday.
Miss Cora Jones. the ne~ trimmer Ia,
Mrs. wash's millinery store, Is giving
eminent satisfaction and winning
friends on all sides-
The steamer Glide touk on board
Mortimer Cooks shinzie maehinery
yesterday and will carry II to the site
of the new mill on the Skagit river.
Ths Liberal League will meet At
PythiAn Hall this evening at Z O'Clock.
subiect for discussion. lis there rep
resentaiive government 10 the United
States" Address By A. L. CridRe.
The trouble over the Lynn Dave fieht
af Black Diamond has been aniaahly
settled, and the suit instituted for the
recovery Of tie money In the hsnos Of
the stakeholder has been dismissed.
sharpe, Cofman 4 Co have libeiled
the steamer Lisile Eagle, piying on The
snoqnalmie river, belonging 10 Abel d
Reese, for work and material furnishea
for the steamer which have not been
paid for.
Col. W. r. Prosser has an article In
The Estfsd Serrics for February and
March on "'fhe Value OF Paget Sound
a 4 Naval Statiou.s Ii is yell written
and interesting. q. Davies a Co. have
the magazines for sale.
The steamer Edith. Captain Randolph, /,
brought i5o, ,000 shingles from Ferndaie
to hardware arm In this CITY yesfer-
day. The captain reports business very
dali on the NooksAck At presenf, 20 far
As steamboating Is conoerned.
The Gold Dass laid at Yesier's wharf
yesterday 10 reosive some ovcrhaniinR
and repairs ss her machinery. which
work was performed by Moran Bros-
These changes ars expected 10 increase
her speed and lessen ner consumption
OF fuel.
The o. Il. & n. Csmpsny's steamer
Idaho will leave the City Dock at ;
e'cioek Tuesday morning for trip TO
Coal Harbor and return- The indics-
tiaus are that she vii carry lsfge
lumber OF passengers and about ~ tons
OF freight.
Up. Ludlov said to 4 reporter res
terday: "fou may tell the people that
the steamer Evangel In being thoroughly
renovated and painted, aud her ma
chiuery being gu, in frst class condi-
tion for her Summers work, and thai
within a week she will be placed on the
route between Seattle and Coal Haioor
10 stay
George 3. JACOBS. Secretary Of the
Washington Steamboat Company, states
that the s'eamer Daisy u uew IN better
condition taan evar before. and that she
viii make Der trid "trip on Monday af-
terncon, after whlcn she will be placed
on she upper Skas,s river. RAINING from
Moans vernoa 10 tie head Of navige-
ton on that stream
Cbsa. Al. Anderson. OF this city. has
been awarded the contract OF snodivid
ine the Puysllup Indian reservation.
and snrxeylns u into severslttes- Pat
eats to these lands have been fcsvarted
10 the Indians, and nos the land IL 70
be divided - that each Indian vii
know lost where the iipsa Of his psrti-
cuiar piece are. Mr. ARaerson is 10 re
eeive as per day for bis services. and
expects 10 be employed sboat three
unontes.
The arrangement between the ovners
of the steamers Gold Dass and Zsphyr,
mentioned in the Poxr-iSTxLIIsxscxz
YESTERDAY morning, vss csossmnseed
ls.t evening and wlll 80 into effect Oh
Monday morning. The Gold Dust viii
leave OLYMPIA every nernine sed the
Z~phvr will leave Seattle. The tsi
boats wiis connect as facsfna. and -
surn 10 their respecstve hone psrts. bJ
this arrang~mens passengers can leave
seattle every msrsinr fer Olympia. and
frora Osympss every morning for -.
attic.