Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-04
BKESIIIRs.

The City Council viii meet on Friday
evening.
Len. @. Curtis OF Sprague is visiting
bis parents and friends in Seattle.
The United States steamers Shubriok
and Manzanits ooaled here yesterday.
The schooner Tesser is in port, load
ing supplies for Ssah Bay and Quile-
ute.
Justice Lyon fined an Indian IS and
costs yesterday for beating bis kiootch-
man.
J. =. Howe, manager OF the New Mar
ket Theater. ~ making tour OF the
sound With Cal. Waener's minstrels.
ID. Z Darie, the produss dealer and
oDmDIssion merchant, shipped q scov
load Of stuf TO lsRgisR camp yester
day.
q. B. Baglsy expects to movs bis fam
lly into bIs eleg ut new residence In
Mercer's addition within the next two
weeks.
United States Marshal Hamilton left
for Eastern Washington yesterday az
teruoon, to attend a term Of court at
Pomeroy.
DIR. Manhsll, the evangelist, and E. G.
Frost. of ,hs Y. NJ. q. A. OF Portland,
arrived here yesterday, and today will
go on to Victoria.
The hall Of the ship John Rosenfeld,
wrecked near Victoria. was sold at auc-
zion last Monday for $500. and her car
10 of GOAL for 900 more.
Eleven tons OF sandstone came up
from Chncksnut quarry on the steamer
Washington last tuesday, consigned TO
Schwabaoher Bros. Il Co.
A social is to oe given by ID Company
on Saturday evening. Pref. Hepburn's
orchestra as been secured for the 90
oasion. and q pleasant time Is promised
20 all who attend.
The citizsns OF Blanchard street and
vicinity are signing a petition asking
ths Councll to abate nuisance oaussd
by the emptyinR of sewer on the west
side Of Front street.
William l.. Ludlow, who was recently
appointed 10y James Ssavey Deputy
Clerk of the DISTRICT Court here, quali-
fed yesterday with Captain George ID.
Hill aud Captain j. A. Ii ,tfeld as sure
ties on his bond of $500.
The light house steamer Shubrick
will be sold at auction at Astoria, Ore
eon, on Saturday. March 2O1n, Mt IL IN.
Fall information IN regard to the yes.
sci, terms OF sale. etc, can be obtained
from the Light House Inspector a,
Portland, Oregon.
Steamer Messenger has a new ar
rangement. Coming this way sne will
leave Olympia At 3 =. m, call at TACO
INA and arrive here about 430 D. IN.
Going up Sound she will leave here al
1:3O a. D., touch nowhere on the route,
akd arrive at Oly npia about d. IN.
Captain Juhus W. Smith, of the Ar
lington Hotel, has about given no all
hope Of being able to resane business
under existing circumstances. and will
hotel TO se sold for the benefit OF the
creditors. The sale will take plsoe to.
day.
The bis wheels on the Yeslsr wharf
are for an up-Soond logging camp.
Their vide tires. /. inches across, will
prevent their sinking ints the soft
ground under any load they are capable
Of carrying. These wheels are 10 run
on the bare ground. not on rails Of Any
kind.
THH WEEKLY Posr lsrsLLIoKScKR will
be isaued this morning.. and can be Oh
tanned at the news stands and publiea-
ton sffise. IL is an s-page, 64-oolumn
paper, double the siEs OF the DAfLr, and
contains ~ columns of reading matter
ne present Issue 10 GOOD one. ffice'
~ eents copy
W. +. Carson. of the Northern Pa
citic, W. h. Marshall, of she Cnicaeo,
Mlixaukee l. st. Paul. and W. Il. Mead.
Of the Chicago, 81. Paul, Minneapolis 4
Omaha, all three general passenger
agents In Portland, are az present In
Seattle IA the interest Of their respect
i've companies.
In. iA,.s, fols., N, an. Ch;sa,o RAJ,
linsion 4 Qaiucy Company maps oct
the rail and wagon roads OF Washing
Ton Territory more correctly than the
maps Of th~ Northern Pacific Company
even. The Darlington Company has no
Interest In misrepresentins routes %
travel hersAboat, while the Northern
Cswpany appears 10 selieve 70 has
georv~ = Jacohs. S,errtarx of IN.
W ashlns,ou ste,mbo,t 4 Trxnspartz-
tiaa Coupany. received off,ei.l notitioa.
,,ou ,..,.ta.y irarn a.. ,~cona Iss,.,
ant Postmaster kfnueral af the Aceapf-
Ance Of his bad on sehalf OF she con
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