Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-08
PACIFIC COAST.

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Punr TowNsEsp. Aar. T.-Rev. Jehn
Reid, tarmeriy Presbyterian minister
here lsfi WITH his fanaily tnd ~ for their
new aome b Mousana- He vii Remsin
over Sunday in Seattle.
IL 4 tho1ahf Captain BasohaE may Be-
appoinied 9 special Aeens Of tie
Treasury.
Frank SuayEse. formefly Inspaefaf ef
g1aio@s 10 thia district, Il aa1srina
from tl-hesilh Ii California.
Mr.. Howard Trenholm u returning
nom San Francisco with nsw enoine
and boiler Z = hiz pias- driver recently
wrecked By an explosion.
Mayor Smith has appointed tha fol-
lowing ofiosrs. CIsrk, g. A. DYER; A.
tarne3, J. j. Calhoun. Street Commis-
missioner. i, n Hammond, Jr., Traaa
ursr, ChaS Eisea6eis; SaRgsyor, {. J.H.
karlman; Assessor. Mrs. A. Al. Hinda.
Collector, !. O. Chrigsr; Health Odlsef,
=. I. 1eavsyi HarooE Master, 0has. II.
Jones.
Grand Array Camp Flre.
SAX FRkxolsoo. Aue. The grand
camp IRE Of he k1fand Army Of ths He
public vas held this evening at TIE Me-
chanicr Ravilion. Long before the
a0ors were opened the street IN fronf Of
the entrance was ahronRsa y % people,
and a. IN early hoar the hall uas fslled
20 its utmost capacity and 4 vas found
necessary y deay admission 10 large
number. Six tables were 81 On tie
stage for The press and invited Reosts.
and there were twt nty-fo1r tables on
tue main hooF. accommodating IN All
abcut 5000 people. In addition, Il vas
estimated that about $3.50 more we're
viewing the spectacle from the galleries.
An excellent program was rendered.
Amoug Tue speakers were Luoien fair-
child, Commander ID Ohiof; Past Com-
mandeE II Ohief B1rdette, Senior Vice
Commander In O ief 3. W. Baokns.
General John A. IsoRan and Governor
Agar, Of Michigan.
Sanauin miller.
San FRANcrsoo, Aug. 7.-1 Joaquin Mn.
er hes assumed the edltoFship of tie
Gelaea Bra, q magazine pablished IN
this city. Il Is she magazine il which
Bret HaFio made his debut.
way the Passenger Llsl was Nos
Pmbllshed.
San FRAxcEsoo, Aua. 7.--OwinQ 10 the
large number Of passengers uhe sailed
0A AAL UN1IAk4NA W. A4NA HItN .ItIIEI| LA4
the throne Of people who afiil eontinue
30 crowd the ofnoe Of the Paciilo Coast
Steamship Company, Il ID impossible 10
obtain q list of the passengers. Five
extra men are employed assisting 90
issue tickets 10 she Immense number of
applicants for passage 20 Portland On
steamers 20 sail several weeks ahead.
Il 10 stated that owing 10 the facilities
for transportation by steamer Of pasaen.
gers Who desire 70 return east BY way
OF the Northern Pacific being made
quate, numbers Of people will return
home b. the Southern route.
Opium seiEure.
SAX FRARCrs0o, AaR. 6.-This morn
ing q seizure Was made OF 393 pounds of
opium, valued at abous 5000 The
opium was found concealed 10 e on
beard the City Of PskinR.
shipping lRtelllgence.
PoRF ToWNsnND. AaR. IL Bark
Pearl, the hrst vessel loaded at Port
Hadlock mill, left today for San fran
cisco In TOW Of the tug M0Rul. Ship
MelFBse, with lumber from Tacoma for
Honolulu. and bark Mamma, wish iuanb
fFom Port Blakaley for Melbourne, went
10 sea today Ia to9 Of tbs tug Tacoma.
PoRT BLkKxLT, AuR. 7.--AFrivsd- =
Norwegian bark orWay, from Visto-
ria.
eails i-SohoonaE ooursar.
PoEr LUDIow, Aag. t. Arrived =
Bark K0aciaako.
TAroosH, Aae. 7.--Paast Mil Oompa-
ass bark General Batlar aud Port
Blakeley Mil Oompany'a bark Otaao
and an unknoun bark passed 10 q
noon; schooner oaeen and q bark passed
II at ,. n. I've baFks passed out 81
5 q N.
San FRAncIsoo. Aug. 7. 7.--AEEivad--
Steamer state Of California. Astoria;
steamer San Pedro. TacomA.
Sailed Steamer Wellington, Nanai.
mo; steamer Umatilla. Seattle; bark
Saeamofe. Puget 6oand.