Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-10
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The e..k Tempsr, eoaI-lsdsa. sss
tosed 10 SC last evening.
Register Cover, If the Olympia Land
Office came down from tue Capital yes
terday.
The clear. frosty weather has gone,
and the damp, clsudy weather has re-
turned.
The Goldendale G1zStfs has reduced
the price Of its subscription TO e per
annum-
o \. Gooinos vas granted divorce
from Christina Goodnor in the District
Coart yesterday.
An adjourned meeting of the Guild OF
Trinity Church vii be held on Tuesday
nsxt At the reetory al 30 p m
Alex LonsdsIe Of Olympia and VIM.
Hooper of squak we're received at the
Seattle General Hospital yesterday.
Hon. L. p. Smith IL again ill, and is
rapidly failing. His friends are beoom-
ing somewhat alarmed over his condi-
ton.
The bard wood lumbe belon ging 70
the Paget Sound Farnitare Company
vas boaRht BY Mr.. Lssry ves'e dav fer
$500.
Miss Bessie Louise King recently
played q successfal engagement ID New
Orleans. she expects to be in Portland
by August next.
The Panalls Manufacturing Company
has q medicine TO offer the public, said
to be one Of the best Of its kind. ID. b.
Ward is agent for Its sale.
James Copeland. who has a claim OBJ
the Olympic marsh, saws be lowered the
water on his claim Is inches q short
time since by cutting out enc beaver
dam.
W. II. Shoudy & Co, the produce and
commission merchants. intend carrying
a general stock of groceries, and TO do
this have now on the way their hrst
iavoice.
Saturday evenings Y. NJ. G. A. open
Temperance me citing was largely attend
ed. Speech-s we're made by Revs. Hsr-
risss and Davis, also by Captain Lee Of
Liverpool, England.
The new act regulating tie times Of
holding court having become Law,
Judge Greene will not open court at
Whatoom on Monday. as be would have
done had the bill not become a law.
The Liberal League will meet at Yes-
ls,'s Hall Sunday evening at I O'Clock.
Subject-is Q 90 operative form Of Rev
ernneut practicable. ID. Cronan affir-
native, N. Sooienberg negative.
The goods belonging to the Puget
| Sound Furniture Company, which are
/ being sold at receivers sale, bring about
rs per cent Of the cost of manufacture.
The sale will probably be concluded on
Monday.
/ The Blaine Journal is kicking terribly
[ at the wrstched mail service with which
/ its town and vicinity are treated. From
/ its account the service is the worst in
/ the country, and IL is not TO be blamed
| for kicking.
| The School Board held q meeting
I yesterday, tso Directors-D. b. Ward
and DIR. Minor--being present. A num-
( Der of claims we're audited and other
business attended to. Another meetiug
will be held 10 few days.
The members of the Oratorio Society
will meet at their rooms IN the Yesler-
Lesry block next Monday evening" at
1880 O'Clock, for the purpose Of attend
ing to some important business, and 10
NuctoCk t1cy Will AccR ny
the organisation or not.
The witnesses who testified IN the
conspiracy cases yestei day on the part
OF the proseca ton we're L. II. Cam, b
F. Day, Louis X Kidd. VIM. Perrigo, g
Davies, Henry l.. Yesler, u. H. Gilman
Julius W. Smith. Z. M. Carr. FRANK
b .aerline and II. Osesrn.
The Astorisn says: Eiehty-five va.
a quiet ear for Astoris; few fires, fewer
failures; only one riot. Most folks hello
tteir own; few held and kept on hold
ing what isn't their own. Bot they'll
b ave to drop It when they come to tn,
! jumping of place. They might 40 we'll
I II they took it along 'twould melt"
, The Hon. William hcAdoo retains b il
proud pre- eminsnce as the Youngest mai
in Congress, being only 81 years old
, Close 10 him comes Charles 8. Voorhees,
Delegate from Washington Territory
and son Of the Indiana Senator. VII,
, was born in June, 1853. while Mr.. Nc
Adoo was born in October.
: By recent chang. of owners Alder
Tozier has retired from the Chehali
Nugget. and j. l.. Rus ell has secured
: an interest. Mr.. Rsssell, with ]. L
"miH, VIII ucfCatcf souduct tue pbk .
under the drm name of Willis d Rns
: sell. The Nsoeet has had large NEE Q
urs of success 10 the past, and We hop
10 will do even better in the future.
J. J. Murphy, Postal Inspector To-
,, OREGON aud Washington, and H. Wilder
Superintendent of Pacific Coast mai
reutes, have both been reappoin.ed b,
!, President Cleveland. Both are Repuo
lieans, and host of hungry Democrat
view with great disfavor the sonors ans
. emolunents bestowed by their part,
bead upon these men.