Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
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rbs Tax Piusssr soalad hass yausar-
8sy.
Thers viii b 8 fsauiaF nlselin4 % tne
elsg eunneii this evenings
Tso elVil Gases we're tried bofers 5ns-
alss 81. =. S0nss yesterday.
TIA pubIIo schools vii rsopsa asxi
menday, altar q to weeks sseatIou-
The ships Gsofee r. Manson and
eenerai Knox aFe loa6ed an1 ready for
go.
ina steison d Roas miil ahnt down
a. few houfs yegtefdsgs owing 70 8
hrsak IN The uaoninsfy.
ne steamship Msxtes rBtnrnsd and
~ers nnasr the chuaas yesterday. Sic
ssils fsr Hsn fFasciseo today.
An u5fsrtunate woman named Lille
RssIish vas adnfittsd % the oounty
f~rm Yesterday b goumissioneF Allen,
qhs sblrs GensEal Knox and George
merrou wers both loaded and waiting
70 tnRs, Lass evening" % toW them %
sea.
Tan sara which arrived hess yeaseF-
Az. coming b. chs way 81 ths ssifon-
80. bad nearly two FEST % snow %
bop q them.
Ths large oil laak rscsnliy feeslssd
4. ne standard OH Oompany, Ia this
eits. wss yesterday placed 10 position
a ths Oh deDot.
me bsrk VIdetts has finished unload
- 90 Z ready 10 BE- to9ed % Port
nsdloou. where she VII load Lumber Tor
san Ffsneisoo.
: Measra. Allen 4 Nelsou stale that 90
800 ~ they aueeesd In EsisinR the acow
AgaIaDcho they viii again eonyers her
no pile driver.
Tia Puget Mil Oompauy's steamer
Ysfima vas 10 port yesterday, n11
heonnht some Of fae omelals u ne
ooncany 70 Seattle.
Tbs steamer Manroe. from 6nohon-
IL C;fV, brought q large crowd o. pas
aensefs Yesterday, May o. tEena being
iabofe4s on the Seattle and west 1noke
railroad.
Alax. Alien, chairman Of the board Of
A,srniv commissioners, went up 70
sIanahter yesiesday afternoon 20 locate
~ eract sils Of the new bridge 70 BE-
bnlll acFcea Green river.
Ths anxillary steam schooner u. J.
pe,Tv 4 loadine lumber 81 the Stetson |
po-t mill. The Perry towed the
s.hocner1 Teassr and Challenge up the /
Dawnmish river yssisfdsy, where tney /
wlll Esmaln until spring.
Jnmes Graham Of Falls City appeared |
hsfofe Justice Of the Pssee Jones, - |
enewer "a 4 snmmons, for violating tue /
loeaI eptlon aOt. He waived exanina-
iIoa AM gave bonds ia the sum ~ t20o 1
10 aasrantee bis appearances before the
Re0rusRy term Of the grand tafy.
Today (tbe Feast Of the Epiphany |
ttsre viii be divine service IN Trinity /
eknrob A II 8. %. and 100 2. m. At
sVensouo there will be carols By old /
and yoppe, and, after the ancient habit 4
er Twelfth Night, tae church will be l
illuminated 10 honor Of the light Of the
solid. A cordial welcome is extended /
q al stfangeFs, especially old country 4
shufchmer, 20 come aud woE chip and
mako themselves known.
Between / and 2 o'clock Yesterday
moFniue. some enc Who did not have NE
fear Of God or the Seattle police force /
IN bis heart, f0reeo open the oees o.
Bodies tailoring establishment on ktont
ntseet. Neiahbofs heard tn0 racket.
frightened % The thief betofe se nad
dine 10 get away with 3 suit Of CLONES
o. bolt OF cloth, and notified NJ. boae.
gho came down tcwn and CLOSED up tne
sslablishnent.
Aaentleman frem Port Gamble states
has the people united and had Rrand /
Hua Oh Christians. In The ageninR they /
had 4 Christmas tree and holiday can.
esTi. Mr.. e. q. hmee enacted tho role
~ Santa Claus and distributed the gifts |
ffouI lie tree. OgFns walker, wife sad |
ipn eaFne over from Port Ludioa or q
epeolai eteameF 10 attend tne exercises, |
Talbot Cyrus walker was pfssectea
war 4 heautifui silver seftef ~ tne
school ohildren Of Port aamols.
reporser met Mr.. George W. Hail
an .the street cars the other evening, on
~ wav home, and asked him Why u
wna fhat hs had cold ous bis iHterest 10 !
~ hualness Which hs had worked for 1
~ many years TO bald up. Mf. hal
replledf III did rot cell my interest,
cave il away, aud did e for The Feasan /
lhat ether matters require my whole Al
ssnsien. ard eorld not fiud She tine 70 |
attend 20 the manafeptuEieR business.
Nv idea e that when 9 ran does nos |
have the time or inclination % attend I
closely 20 bis business, be bad better I
step Gown aud out. ana turn Dis ouai.
ness over TO ssnae ons who VA attend
10 e."
I,aak November Captain Huntington /
OF The steamship Mexico mace . com
plaint 20 toe customs authorizes O.
Port Townsend that the ship Fanny |
Tucker laid 10 the port Of Seattle on
nieht without Displaying the liahs e
oalrtd hy law. The reauii SIS Captain /
0Feenleaf, OF she ship. paid 9 ene -
e200 and costs amounting % 80 uaerq. /
d,he ehipmaater claims thai hts vessel |
displayed 4 bright light sid night, aud /
proves Il by Eiiidavigs OF half his crew,
hul be says that owing 70 lha poAluos /
Of bis ship when the Mexico steamed
eas OF tie harbaF aud Captain hantinR'
tos 4 inabiIlly 20 zee through bis fofe-
mas, leads him 81 believe tnat tne
Hrhts v,cxa n0s properly ssinaec ani
bnfuiup. h,s0ae the setntlaint. festefatf
snornine whes fbe Mexico came tnto
port. tbe mata hung 3 lantern 10 TIE
bsck stave 80 that there could be 20
question about the lights being go .ais
time.