Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-10

The steamer Nellie viii tororrov
move G. 97rd's camp from szohonisn
City to Port s1ssn.
The steamship Q7ssn Of the Pacific 10
advertised 70 sail for San Francisco this
afternoon ~ ! o'clock
Il u thought J7dge Grsene aud tie
afhsers % the court vii Be- hosoe from
y ksfcon on Iharsdsy.
II behoovss all owners Of dogs 70 Sc
-ars lIc~ns-s for their CANNES before
the pssns keeper Rets around.
General wm. McMicken, Of Oiym
pia. hsa been spending several days 10
SEATTLE, visiting his 500 Maurice
United States Revenue Collector Own
Hick.. AID hi. bfsfhsr. DR.. Hieks. OF
Tacoma. arrived 10 Seattle las, evening,
ard Will proceed - Port Tosnsend 10
day.
vi. wsdlsiob, cashier OF the First
National Bank, will start for y sion
today 70 be ne three seeks Hs VISIT
- one OF business and p ~asare. MS
brother, X. W. Wsdisigh, lives IN bos-
ton.
We are Informed that Cinnamon can
vet procure tickets ~ HonRkonR Al the
reduced rate Of t32 80 from Seattle, VIA
san Frsucisco. ChIaa steamers leave
-au Francis 30 for CHINA on the lS4h and
24th lpsI.
The Cal. Wagner Minstrel Company,
aft r doing a miserable basiness to VIC
toria. disbanded. and a uumber OF the
nsmusrs cam. 10 Seattle. wagner did
DOT oons 10 the Sound With the eon-
paDy at all.
Mr.. J. Paul Lapgs IL soon going 70
Aiask. on a bunting expedition, and
oil be absent for several months 10
his retorn Mr. LANCE will remain only .
shor. while in Seattle, and then 90 back
TO bis native cogHtry Germany.
Dudley Blanohsrd and son have gone
from Tacoma to the Ssmish country Tor
tue purpose Of enterisg up"n the log
ginq business on a large scale. They
gill pot IN railroad. They took with
them teams, lumber, tools, provisions,
etc., all ready TO get 20 work a. once.
The stesmsr Fanny Lake. which has
been high and dry at DodRe's slough,
last this side Of Laconner, for the past
few weeks, vas successfully placed book
proceeded to Seattle, looking no worse
Tor hsr brief pilgrimage in 9 wheat
field.
The planked streets we're scraped yes
serday and the mud cartsd of. An in
msnse amount of dirt aecumuiates upon
the down town streets, which 10 used 70
all up the low lots IN the south end OF
town, and where IL IL having O very
marked effect.
The 2ist birthday Of Geo. NJ. Horton
will be celebrated at the residence oil
the young mans parents at Duwsmish
on Wednesday evening, March IL, 1886
A number OF young people OF Seattle
have been invited TO be present aud
participate in the pleasures of the coca
sion.
The weather 10 very sprinelike, and
farms and gardens show signs OF 1t or
every hand. Grounds have been got il
shape and been seeded or planted, vhiIe
trees and bushes are preparing to burst
into leaf and flower at an early day
The Temperature ranges between 80 and
60 degrees
Captain Chas. Low, OF the steamer
of the Pacific today, for San Francisco
where be goes TO visit his wife and son
Who are there. Captain Curtis Brown
field will have charge OF the steamed
during Captain Lows absence. He sx
poets to be away about twenty days.
W. Q. Hawthorne, who Was seriousl,
bort by beiag struck on the head by |
falling pulley at the G. q p. >. X. II
Co.'S sswmill several months ago. II
slowly recovering. He can walk about
bat cannot exert himself much on 40
count of dizz ness that comes owe
bin. He has not yet recovered his eye
sight sufficiently TO allow him to read.
The poles fer the electric light com
pauy are being erected along eur prin
elpal streets. They are placed on tn
opposite SIDE from the telephone poles
so that she wires will not interfere
The company expects to be furu SHIN
it's customers with light by April lsi
The poles are about 30 feet long. sawe'
from cedar logs and painted red. Tn
portion which goes into the ground !
tarred. TO preserve the wood and pre-
vent It's rottinR.