The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23

Insure with the Home.

Insure with the Home.
DR.. York speaks on Pzsne ard Jesus
sharp = :
Daniel n. scossld. subject Of oneen
victoria. applied for papers Of natural
izafion yesterday
The ship Mount Washington sailed
INTO port yesterday. She will load
coal Tor San Frznciseo.
| License to wed was granted ~ the
auditor yesterday to Peter Nelson and
Miss Lind Ellef~on both of Seattle.
| The Home j. now soliciting irsr,r-
ance az ifs new quarters over Gordon
Hardware Co, Front street. foot a
Cherry
Heffser q Dishon say they viii offer
better bargains on inside property, for
one week, than viii ever be offered
again in Seattle.
The lighthouse tender Manzanita
arrived IN port YESTERDAY, after a
cruise about the islands putting Up
stake-hghts and replacing b3oys.
For the third consecutive time the
bark Detroit, Captain MeAllep. came
into this port under canvas She will
load Cedar river coal for san Francisco.
Ar. II. A. Ray states that the Cedar
valley Water company has ordered
% inch steel mains for the proposed
water works from cedaa river 10 Sc
attic.
The Caleaoniau and 81. Andrews
Society of New Westminster. zifi hold
their annual gathering on October 4
and have invited the seattle society TO
attend
james McQainIIn fell from the
trestle OF the SEATTLE Cable Roa5 Com
pany near Lake Washington, Friday.
and sustained severe Injuries. He Is
at Providence hospital.
The cars for the jackson street cable
road were hauled from the Ocean dock
10 day and placed on the track. The
dummies viii shortly be fitted up AMI
also placed in readiness for the open
ing run.
Mr.. VIM. Lake Of North Seattle.
who built the sionp Adsent1rer. will
soon commence the construction Of a
new yacht. which he viii match
against the White Wings next Fourth
OF July.
j. g. Nixon states that he went To
Portland Thursday on the same train
with chas. u. Grant and Frank Ben
jamin. and that be saw those gentle
men in the Oregon metropolis Friday
morning
Gardner Kellogg Of Seattle and Dr.
smith Of Tacoma. will shoot match
at the race track Monday for the
champion hip badge. The contestant |
viii shoot NJ 20 live bird. Mr.. KEEL
logg nov holds the badge.
The trustees for the Washington
hospital for the insane al Steilacom
are calling for bids for supplies. The I
list OF articles required j. published In
the WEEKLY Posi- fSrgLLIG ExcER.
Seattle merchants should not neglect I
TO get their bids in on titae.
The little propeller Seaside. built at 4
Tacoma by Captsin u. K Neal & Co, 4
arrived be-e yesterday 10 undergo her i
first inspection. She Is 90 feet long. I
II feet wide. and six feet depth OF +
hold. She was built to run between
Quarternasier's harb0r and Tacoma. !
In the case OF T. p. Splits v. the (
Oregon Railway & Navigation Com 4
pany, tried before Jn tee Jones. Fri ]
day a verdict was rendered Yesterday i
in favor Of the plaintiff for s5i 80 ami I
costs The action was brought TO re- (
cover 500 damages for alleged failure .
of the servants OF the company 10 /
awaken the plaintiff on the arrival OF
the steamer Alaskan a. Port Townsend .
as agreed.
Articles OF Incorporation were re-
fled In the auditors office yesterday /
By the Pacific Manufacturing COM !
pany, owing 10 an error in the articles I
previously filed. According 10 the 4
corrected copy. the ca pisal stock OF I
$1,000 is divided into 10 shares OF $500
each, instead Of 800 shares as formerly. 4
The other sections are substantially 1
The same as Published at the first
record OF fling.
Two kindergarten teachers have ar
rived here during the past week. and I
are now arranging for gartens in this .
city. One 81 them, Mis- Erika Won 4
Baho, Is FROM san Francisco; the /,
other, Mrs. Tomiinson, Is from Ohio. I
Both ladies have met with gratifying I
receptions lack OF suitable rooms and I
not Of pupils, being the only trouble |
encountered, /
Fire broke out in the cabin OF the !
little steamer Bee, while she was
moored 1T the foot OF Columbia street.
last evening. e les Of fire were heard
at engine house No. l, but no alarm
was sounded, owing TO the crowded
condition OF the opera house. The
hose company hastily laid a line OF
no e. but before water was turned on
the fire had been extinguished with
buckets. Damage slight.