The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-26
THE TERRITORY.
Harry Norgan's Tacoma
Gambling Den Raided.
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xuapei. fhese not bsInE onsefs
enoaxh 70 take them IN eharge- Al
s5xrssi from Chief of Poitse Ih0Fnpso ;
frs,m across the street, about ~ pcffcs,
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ma captured eyeFT one N the rooms
n whieh games we're going on. An
che pArzphxraaHa was also TAKEN
Norxan weut bail for the entire lot IN
the sum q - each.
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T.caua. June Work has been
actively rr4ar on ~ the site Of the new
mill on the fats for some days. A
nj. arsser has been erected over on
s.tiSe boot AMI has commenced wDrk
"a he foundation, while a bridge over
the Pusaiiup riyer just above the little
Island. rscsnsty bolgts and sold by u:
a. Gaze. has been placed on piles, and
tracks laid ~ . Junction win the
Northern Pacific. 20 that trains are
nsx crossing the river and Carrying
the raatcsid tor further extension TO
shs site OF the mill. A foot-iridxe has
al.o i~en iaili on piles from the rail
ROAD tracks at point ieading from the
sitv b the bridge and which enables
The wofksnen to reach the seat OF opsrz-
tions or leave il during high d IL and
without the necessity Of boat A
foot walk aud hana-raii has been
placed on the ire stle and draN-hridze.
i. u FERRIES has the contract for all
the pile driving at the mill, and the
uunf<r IL expected to reach 500
Me~@rs. Grigxs and Jones left for the
east this morning "a their private car
ssGlaeier." Mr.. Hewitt remains IN
personal supefiaiensieuee OF the work
going on herr.
4nx srsg TERM orrss-
Hon. L. .. Nash opened the June
term 81 the district court this morn.
ing by previous arrangement with
JutIgs Allyn of this district, who sits
this trrm In Spokane.
A. NJ. puiieid, Ralph ". Dawson,
II. r. Patrick, q, i. Smith and W. =
Leonard were appointed bailiTs-
The grand jury was cmpaiieied
charged and went al once - WORK. IL
81 composed AZ follows. w. y. Bon
nav. James Ode, John Linscock, w.
T.. Thompson. :. J. Coy, ]. II. Case
holt, Matt MeCoy. Thomas Hewitt.
I.ewis Byrd, q. NJ Graingcd. ID. q.
Level, G. w. i.ham, Ernest Settling,
w. r. Faines. J. A. Temple and
Charles Gatiin.
Messrs. Bonney, Grainged. Hewitt
and Linscoch were excused, and the
sheriff ordered 70 secure Others to III
thsirplaees. the afternoon was taken
up In calling the docket and hearing
arguments.
Two x5ag CASES OF pIrTHERIA-
City Physician and Health Officer
Miller reports to-day that the ca es
OF diptheria In the family Of knude
Hong are worse to-day. and he has lit
tie hopes of the recovery of two OF the
affected children. Two children In
the other family Ia the same house
also we're taken with the disease this
morning. He has ordered that all the
perssns affected be taken &c once To
The pest house. aud not being able to
secure nurse here, has tescsraphe !
for one to Portland and Seattle.
rmE BOOM ~ ErLEssBuE1.
Thomas l.. Nixon. returning from
luxembourg. reports the boom on there
In good stsia. lie says that recent
figures show ~ new buildings COM
pirfesl there since the fiFst OF March.
which cast IN the aggregate Si2i .0fo.
He saws THAI this new Steamboat to
ply between Rock Island rapid, and
The t'oaconnaiiy mines, connecting
with the road from Elem sbirs, w:li be
running the tn { week In July.