Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

iEtg - I1aho.
sheriff corsiock q Ksasap vas IL
toua lasi nieht.
Ihe suhooaeE 0ranesr arrived hsEs
With pru0uca yesterday.
yames Mics paid fne Of eI4s0 70,
aasaultinR 81 olnosE silh uordA
Mail ataamara leave sea&sla for Pors
keunasnd e 70 o'clock D. n. hsroafssr.
Rs1Eo Oassso, arrested for drunknn-
nsA % sa1dsys put % SIC bail and
George Ldginrstone. walls o. guard =,
bi4keiy Sunday nieAt, fell over 9 loR
and injured his lack
Reports from tbs Phantom asa 10 the
e1eos that shs has been Eaissa and viii
soon 30 on her Eonse again.
,. D. MeDeFmot1 has placed nna a
tae new Thompson Houston aFp lights
10 be furniture store 0a Fronf stree1.
TIE Michigan hes ohanRsd her hous
o. dspaFtnFe for Pors Blakslg 10 J
O'Clock p. n. insieod Of 3, e heretof5Ee
The little steamer Col5y has been
hanied NJ en she beach back q the
Ashihcrn block 20 receive necessary Re
pAiFs.
Tbs steamer EVangel Is herself again.
She viii laave Sc aftie on her cid Fauae
for Ysnooaver, B. O., on Thursday
a. 2 e n.
A bog named David MoFYieon, an I'm.
portanf witness for she Territory, d re-
qnested % eall on TIE Possessing At
toFney.
Oscar johnson VS. 6nsd 5000 and
HnRg Aapland e3b 50. for Funning q stua
poker pane IN sue Gated States saIoor,
b Jusiiea Hili.
Frank Jobes and DaIofosn Williams,
OF Seattle, vent 70 Tacoma on Sakur
day mornings train, got married By the
Prohate Jadae Whiie there, and 70
: fFned 20 this city on ahe aftern9on
train.
TIE steamer Bee has been hauled out
q H0uQhton, on Lake Washington, fer
th0KoaRh oveFbanlinQ and necessary
repeiFs. The Una and SQuak have
taken her place. she will Be launched
10 . wetk.
There e talk that The people near It :
mouth Of the Cedar FiVeE UiIl be greatly
benefited by the construction Of sub
siantlal landing upon the completion Of
ths Washington canal. There are many
Who would appreciate such an improve
msnt.
The paymasies of The Paoiic Postal
4 le g1aph 0Abl Co. is busiiy engaged 10
sayilR tbe different gangs sl0ng the
liua Of construction. fhirsy-swO thou
sand Eve handred dollars ia the amount
D I'D 30 the men working from ROaeburQ
70 New Westminster.
? be Sunday school Of tbs First Bap.
tist OhaFoh will give q baFrel-openine
entertainments Wednesday evening, Dec.
LIST. A ane literary and musical pro-
gram has been GrranQ 4. The public
are cordially invited. Fourth street.
between Cherry and James.
A dispatch vas received here yesfeF-
day addressed 80 George Berg. care OF
Louis Abvahams, stating that. " Father
q dying Will wire again. (Siened)
Adam Berg The uBfortunate part Of
the affair ID that the whereabouts Of
George Berg Is not known.
The crank OF the steamer Edith is
b3inQ temporarily repaired, and she
viii start on her regular run this even
ing. A new crank has been ordered,
although the present one was only
slightly cracked, and has been made
stronger than when new By the repairs
placed on IL.
The ladies Of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union are preparing 10
give al Apron Fair on the evening 81
Dec. 18th and the day f0llosing. The
members Of she Union are requested 10
meet at the home Of Mrs. GFeen, MArien
street, between Third aud Fourth, on
Friday afternoon Of this week at 2
o'clsok, for the purpose Of sewing.
Employees Of the Seattle Gas and EIeo-
trio Light Company we're occupied yes.
teFday afternoon IN putting lamps in
the Golden Rale Bazaar. The Bazaar
will hereafter be hghted by six large
i50-eandle power lamps Of the Thomas
system Of electric lighting. These
la4 pa have two hoops Of caFbonized
bamboo instead Of one. as in the ether
lamps nos Ia use IL the citg.
O,nlFaclor Boutwell, is pushing work
on the Washington canal. There are
about thirty men employed. The canal
q nearly completed at both ends. The
gate on the Lake Washington side il
completed and the carpenters are busy
The looka on the Lake Union sids.
fhese locks ere - be twenty feet vide,
aud Il IL understood that the canal will
eventually be widened to that extent,
b ing bat fifteen feet a present.