Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-27

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cours viii rssonvens IL ss.ssss Gu
ApriI 5<t-
TAs ship Prunsis sailed fron Po.t
biskely ~ o'ciook ias, evening".
j. q Mischefi. Who has be<n stssns-
ise coars 10 Idaho. returned home yes
tsxtay.
Captain Cameron has eons ~ Tacoma
70 supsFins~nd the Ioadsng Of ths for.
sieE snips ~ thss p1rs.
James oid6eid. sapesinteadeus Of shs
Pom Blakeiy eaiIi. vii spend tbs sfay IN
seattle attending 20 sose pFivste basi-
Hexs.
A pair Of trucks fron sks skookun
Bay railroad came dcwn ea fhe Lis
yesterday. 20 BE- repzised al tbs Wsss-
ingson Iron WORMS.
Y. NJ C. A. open temperzace MEETING
- - this eveninz. cond1eted BY Rev.
Clarke y. DAVE. 10 which All are cofdi-
siif tevIted. For ons hear.
Tbs WKKxLx PosT-ixrxLxIGxxcxn
Tor this week CA be got AZ tns publlss-
tor otfise, - ~ the Stsztsraa aud Post
effiss Devs stands, 1t 10 cents copy.
Mfs- wm. Van Waters and Der sistsr.
Miss Fannie Calvert, sae G. W. Ferris,
caseier 81 the 0sesn Dock. Isfs by the
2aecp yesterday for . pleasure trlp 10
Ficteria.
II sas announced in the chapel sxsr-
ci-as Of tbs Territorial University rs-
cfntiy that Prof q. o. Cufme vooId
retura nsxt term and rosnme the Cnsir
OF Languages
CommeneinV on Monday, The furni-
turc In the AfiinRfop Hotel will be sold
~ private sale. Doe. Nstshefi will Be
ts AttendsDcs 20 wait on customers from
$50 y. m. to s p N.
II Is reported thss the o. II. 4 N. Co.
viii soon plses the steamer Idaho on
the rogts bsfvesn seattle and Goai HaF-
bor- what's she matter With the Evan
rel and LILA AndsssonG
The Biiou Ths.ter Company played
in Port BlAkely last evening. The
steamers Success aud seattle carried
thsfs and steif baggage across tf,s
5oand yesterday afteEnoca.
DR.. 0sorRs Reisb, ths ocsuiist and
auriet. has spencd 40 cftice in this city.
for the pfaotiss OF bis profession. he
ean Do found In the rooms sf DIR. Weed,
fesisr Blsek. as from 10 10 IL In tho
fofenson, and from / to3 IN the after
noon.
In pursuancs Of ths agreement made
By the Pine fsambcr Association of the
belonging 10 tse Association shall shut
down six DAYS In zach moath. the Port
Biakciy miiI has been closed fsf q week.
This agreement expires this month.
Superintendent Morgan, Of Black
Diamond, Was IN seattle last evening.
and reported work progressing salts
fscteriIy at the mines he says the
average output is over 800 tou~ daily.
and tnat the company 10 getting the
mine in shape 90 increase this output
very materially In the nenr future.
The men at Biaek Diamond returned
to work In the main shaft yesterday, and
a fores also vent 10 work 10 the nes
shaft. driving gangvays. r. Is. Cora
vail u exgecfed here In few days.
when 70 10 thought soais of prices can
be- agreed apon for The new works which
will be satisfactory 10 ali conosrned.
W. b. Spaaesr, for soms time past
station agent FOR the Columbia n Puget
sound Railroad Company 81 Renton,
resigned that position on Wednesday,
aud A. Il. Hark mer, freight agent Al the
Seattle depot. has been given the Ren-
ton station. Hf. Hammer has worked
hard and faithfully during hts employ
niaai with the company, and 10 justly
entitled 10 pfofnosios.
The Tacoma Ledger reports that the
Cascade divlslsn h 10 be completed
An . -
seventy i've miles Of mountain work,
which viii cost at least $4,000 mile.
and II IL very doubtful II the company
can baild 70 Ia twelyemonth, no mat
Ter how earnestly they may dssire TO do
50. IN that r1ad Il finished By lbe end
Of 1881, the builders will do exceedingly
veil.
A namscr Of psominent citizens Of
Clarke eoanty have called mass meet
ing at Vancouver. April 81. 10 consider
the advisability OF making q compiste
and thorough representation OF Clarke
oonnty's products, resources, etc.. at the
elsven sesks' fair 10 be held midway
betxcen ~. Paul and Minneapolis the
curistng fall, and in event IL will be
concluded to do 30, 20 set on foot sach
plans as shall be necessary 10 make u \
The ,ssim.u.al band ~ .A. rir..
Regiment u the National Guard OF
washisgton was osgauizsd last evening.
There are at present fourteen musicians
In the band, aud W. ID. wsoley, fer
meriy leader OF tha Qaeen City Brass
Band, was chosen iesdex. and j =.
Jones, Of the customs service. was
elected drum major. Oar peovle will
soon expect great reszsts. in tre shape OF
good music. from this militia band
The telegraph must be dreadfully
slow carrier between ~. Psal aud New
York. Over a week ago President HAr
ris sent word that be WAS waiting to
hear from Vice President Cakes about
shs changed schedule on tee shore
Line, promising ns "pfopsr facilities
Immediately thereafter. A We are still
deprived Of 'proper faeiliiirs,' ve must
believe that the vlcc President has not
yet been heard from. or that the Presi-
dent OF ths Northern Pacific has very
little influence in that compaay.