Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-29

Tie King Coonty Connis<sossrs eoe-
rsoe ssr, zssk.
Tie Elder viII sal far san Frsscisoo
g. o'clock today.
A portion Of ssessoa 4 Posts vhsrf.
shias h.s b~ec weakened b. tie tore
DO. Is 10 Be repilsd-
s.syens Pos, O. 4 z, vfl give q
grand tail st Browns pavilion. FRIDAY
sTsnsns. February -.
The Gsz.lis'. broken s1oksstsek vas
tessscoped yesterday, and can De used
until nex chimney esr Be osif foi
her.
L. :. Booth and Ed l. Terry lesvs
for Olympia this morning 20 attend
ball % De given By . social cias II Co
lsmbia Hall tbs evenlns.
A plun tree growth Of feet II
isehes. made IN 1873, vss br0oght 70
this offiss yesterday. IL shows vtai
can De done Ia this eoontry.
William LudIox. the competent and
obligina Assistant Clerk Of the Coayt, !.
ticking = trip throoRh the Islands On the
Rvaugsi. be wilI De home toOorros.
Patsy Carroll and q hoodlum com
psnion Of his are again IN trouble.
Tuis time they are under arrest for
vasrsnoy. and Justice Lyon is consider
ably pazzled TO know What 20 do sIth
the boys
Professor o. S. Jones, King County
school Superintendent. annoanses that
the regsisr meeting for the exsmina-
ton Of teachers will be held At the
Denny School on Wednesday, February
1879. eommeneipg e. 8 o'clock q. n
TIE nex dwellings % the hill top. in
the Eighth, Ninth and Tenth street
ueiRhborhood, are . marked feature IN
the bcildlns Improvement Of this year.
rnese houses include those Of Aessrs.
Boone, Thornton, Carkeek aud Taylor.
On account Of the Numerous runs-
xsys Of late and the destrustion 70
property thereby, the police have con
sludsd 20 enforce the ordnance making
u a misdemssnor to leave teams stand
ing 10 the streets without being hitcbed.
The commission appointed to exam
inc applicants for the ofdos OF Coal
hiniag Inspector flashed Its work yes
tefdsy afternoon, and sent the result Of
each candidates examination 10 the
Governor without accommodates.
leaving that officer free 10 choose the
maa he sees ct for the place.
The following remarkable confession
10 from the Tacoms Nsins IL 10 o
remarkable, yet nevertheless q telling
fact. which should cause Us some cha
grin bsrs, that Seattle sends representa-
tive men of personal wciRht, orAtorical
ability and of parliamentary experiences
70 the Legislature Every Tsooman
Who attends the session Of the LeRisla-
ture at Olympia 10 sore and angry Is he
10 struck With this fact"
The Court docket for the February
term will be found 10 this issue. Just
20 cases have been added since the be-
ginning OF the last term, from No. 1897
to No. 479T. A large number of the
other cases are very old, some Of them
Eve years or more, and vill never be
tried. The appearance Of the docket
would be improved and the credit Of
the district increased by the early cut
ting of Of q lot Of these old GASES,
which appear TO be left on for no good
purpose whatever.
The hearing OF the injunction suit
brought by the Union Wharf Company
OF Port Townsend against Mrs. Lucinda
Hastings. to restrain her from using the
new Hastings wharf for landing aoods.
wares and merchandise thereon, and
h4ulinR the same through Taylor street,
was going on all yesterday afternoon
before Judge Greene in his chambers.
q. NJ. Bradshaw represented the Union
Wharf Company and Mr.. Jones. Of the
firm Of Jones 4 Calhoun, appeared for
Mrs. Hastings.